VOL. XLIL, NO. 313. (Olassilled Advertising on Page 12 ) < MANCHESTER, GONN; THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1928. (FOURtEEN RAGES) PRICE THREE CENT'S ■ . • * J I • ••• ^ \ , YANKS QUEEN MARIE’S SON BUT WATCH THE BABE! ELOPES, IS REPORT FO R m SERIES OPENS Romance Again Invades FAMINE STALKS Noted Physician Explains Royal Rumanian Family; Ideal^Weather Greets Fans at Baseball’s Prenuen l^lar- IN UKRAINE AS Why Spirit in Moderation, , ■ s. ■ . ' ' Name of Bride is Kept a aoviUe and M e ^ ffit Hoiners — MaranviOe Makes Helps Old People— Aids Secret. ALLCROPSFAa Sensadosal Catch of Fool Bali; Rath Doubles in First I Budapest, Oct. 4.— Romance has More Than Four Million and Fourth Innings— ’The Game, Play by Play. again invaded the royal family of Rumania with the possibility pf New York, Oct. 4.— Medical No runs, no hits, no errors none melodramatic consequences, accord Peasants Face Stanation; scientists, seeking a way to increfise TODAY’S UNE-UP the “ spaa of life,” were told today St. Louis New York left. ing to rumors received here today -Yankees: Ruth up. 'Strike one call by Dr. Samuel W. Lambert, presi Douthit, cf ...... Pagchal, cf from Bucharest. Government Rushes Aid High, 3 b ...... Koenig, ss; ed;. Ruth doubled to center. It was Prince Nicholas, son of the late dent of the New York academy of Frisch, 2b ...... Ruth, rf a high fly that caught Douthit and King Ferdinand and Queen Marie to Stricken Areas. medicine and a man of high stand Bottomley, lb ...... Gehrig, lb Hafey out of position. Gehrig up, and the brother of former Crown ing in his profession, that alcohol Hafey, If ...... Meusel, If Pall one wide. Ball two wide Gehrig out Sherdel to Bottomley, Prince Carol is reported to have in the right amount— that is, a Harper, r f ...... Lazzeri, 2 b followed Carol’s example in elop Wilson, c ...... Diigan, 3b Ruth remaining on second. Mensel ing to Paris with a beautiful young Moscow, Oct. 4.— More than: 4,- temperate amount— is good for peo Maranville, ss ...... Bengough, c up. Ball one wide. Ball two wide woman. 000,000 peasants in the twelve ple when they grow old. Sherdel, p ‘ ...... Hoyt, p Strike one foul back. Meusel hit a The feminine character in the southern districts of the Ukraine “ I hasten to deny that 1 am ad Owens, American, at the plate; home run on the next ball pitched a vocating drunkness for anyone, al curve on the outside, Meusel socked love adventure was not identified, and parts of Crimea are struggling Rigler, National, first base; Mc but was said to be the member of though I may be accused of it,” Gowan, American, at second base; one into right field stands scoring a wealthy and aristocratic Ruman to ward off starvation. said Dr. Lambert. ^ Pfirman, National, at third base, Ruth in front of'him. Lazzeri up. ian family. There is virtually no crop. A He spoke before an assemblage Ball one low. Strike one swung Queen Excited summer of drouth reduced’ the of prominent doctors from all narts Yankee Stadium, Oct. 4.— The Lazzeri out on a fly to Wilson Queen Marie and Princess Helen, steppes to a vast, stubbled, sun of the country who are holditig a New York Yankees defeated the St. Dugan up. Ball one wide. Ball tw? the divorced wife of Carol, were baked deserjt on which not even the two-weeks conference at the New Louis Cardinals in the first game>ln liw. Strike one called. Dugan opt understood to have sent urgent goats can find subsistance. York Academy of Medicine. The the 1928 World Series today by the on a fly to, Maranvill, in short left. physicians are laying the founda Two runs, two hits, no errors, messages to Nicholas in Paris de The government is pushing re score of 4 to 1, The play by play manding that he return home, biit tion for 1 campaign against old age account of the game follows: none left. they were disregarded. lief work as rapidly as possible. which they hope will be as success The greatest problem is transpor First Inning Fifth Inning Nicholas, who was 25 years old ful as that waged for years against St. Louis— DoutLlt up. Ball one, St. Louis—^Ball one, wide. Strike umpire (Owens) called him out in August, was recently reported In tation, since the best grain hdfvest infant mortality. ' this year was in the region east of inside. StriK^ ^he, called,. Strike one, swung. Strike two, called. Ball nevertheless. London. It was rumored at the Comforts the Aged. two, foul right field. Ball two, high. two, wide. Strike three, swung. No run no hits no errors one time that his mother Queen Marie the Volga river and in Siberia “ Alcohol gives a feeling of di.^ Douthit out Lazzeri to Gehrig. High Hafey fanned for the second time. left. might become engaged to marry a where railroads are few and far be tinct warmth and comfort to the Thevenow now playing short for tween. Heavy rains in those regions up. Strike,one, foul, right field. Harper up. Ball one, wide. Ball rich American and that he was en aged,” said Dr. Lambert. “ Bur its two, high. Harper singled to left, St. Louis. S. Johnson now pitching listing the aid of the English royal have reduced the higliwys to action on the blood vessels oi the High out on fly to Paschal. Frisch for St. Louis. swamps, making it next to Im The odds are on the Cards, but— watch the Babe! If he busts out up. Ball one. Strike one, called. Ball the first hit off Hoyt. Wilson Up. family to try to prevent her from brain alcohol, in moderation, quick Foul strike, one, right. Strike two, possible to move grain over them. with a lot of ruthless home-running, this picture of him will tell the two, high. Ball three, wide. Strike Yankees: Hoyt up. Ball one wid". making her contemplated visit to story better than words. Fact i5, Babe had just been reading about ens the (cerebral activity and gives swung. Harper out at second, Laz Strike one called. Strike two called../ the United States this month. May Avert Famine the imagination a freer play. two, called. Frisch out Koenig to The purchase, of grain, though those'Card odds when the-pSjpijTl'w&s .take^ Gehrig. ■■ . ' zeri to Koenig on Wilson’s infield Hoyt out on a fly to Douthit. Pas--'' Married Twice “ In the aged and in sufferers tap, Wilson reaching first on the chal up. Strike one called. Pasch-al slow and difficult in those zones, is No runs, not hits, no errors, none Carol, who has been married from chronic diseases, alcohol is an play. Maranville up. Strike ou'r*, out, High to Bottomley. Koenig up. twice, once morganatically, was di progressing sufficiently to give hope appetizer and helps digest other left. called. Wilson , out stealing, Ben Strike one called. Koenig singled oil vorced by his wife Princess Helen that there will not be any actual food. In severe cases of tho.se Iti Yankees— Paschal up. Strike one gough to Koenig. The pitch to Mar Frisch’s outstretched glove. Rut!i several months ago. A report was famine in any parts of the country. FARM RELIEF PROBLEM called. Ball one wide, Strike, two, the last stages'of cancer, alcohol is anville was called a ball. up. Ball one low. Ball two wide. current in Brussels recently that The zone hardest hit is the seat qften the only food which the di foul, left. It was a hard drive that No runs, one hit, no errors, Ruth singled to left, Koenig slop be would marry Mme. Magda Hel of a colony of 100,000 jews. .These seased stomach can, retain and ab landed foul in left field stand. Pas none left. ping at second, Gehrig up. Strike ene Lopescii^ ,a-.heAUtifol red .haired coloai&ts- had been setti^ sorh.-T-— ------chal but.pn a d,rlxe. to^ Hafey..., Ko«rj Yankees— Bengough- up.. Ben jme-oaUad.. Koenig, scored, Ruth Jewess with whom he has been liv American joint distribution nig np. Strike one, called. Strike gough out Frisch tb Bottomley. He took second on Gehrig’s single lo ing for five years “ without benefit “ Fdrmented liquors form a most mittee with the aid of the Soviet useful tonic and food In conval t^o, called. Bull one, wide, Bali hit the first ball pitched. Hoyt up. right. Meusel up. Ball one, inside. of clergy.’’ government. They were given escence from prolonged infections two, wide. Koenig out on a fly lb Strike one, called. Ball one, high. Strike one foul back. Ball, two in Carol and Helen are the parents farms which, under normal circum Hafey. Ruth up. Ball one,, inside. side Strike two, swung. Meusel out' of littl^ six-year-old King Michael, Hoover and German Scien and from severe surgical proceed- Strike two, swung. Foul back. Ball stances would be fertile. SMITH COUNTING ON ure. Alcohol is an antidote to the Strike one, called. Bair two. Insjde. two, high. Ball three, inside. Foul on a fly» to Thevenow. of Rumania. Not Experienced Ruth doubled to center,, fast field Princess Ileana, si'ster of Carol chronic poisoning of the heart from back. Hoyt out Frisch to Bottom- Ope run, three hits, no errors. These colonists were inexperienc tist Discuss Matter; Both overrindulgence in coffee and tobac ing by Douthit held this 'drive down ley. Paschal up. Strike one. called. „ N inth i lining. and Nicholas, who is 18 ‘years old, ed farmers when they began and to two bases. Gehrig.- up. Strike was reported six months ago to THE BORDER STATES co.” Ball one, low. Ball two/ low. Pas St. Louis: (Durst,Playing center • Man’s Capacity. ^one, called. Ball one, wide. . Strike chal out on a fly to Harper. have eloped with a Rumanian Navy (Continned on Page 3) two, called. Ball two, wide; Ruth field for New York in place of officer. They were said to have tak- Agree That Fanners Must Dr. Lambert said it has been No runs, no hits, no errors, none Paschal.) High up. Ball one wide. shown that a healthy man “ can di scored on Gehrijg’s double down left. right field line. Mensel up. Strike Strike one called. Strike two, fou' (Continued on Page 2) gest and oxidize from seven ,to ten Sixth Inning. back. Foul back. Foul left. Strike Get Cheaper Machinery. Therefore His Next Speak cubic centimeters of absolute alco one, swung. Ball one, wide. Strike St. Louis: .Maranville up. Ball two, called, Ball two, inside. Foul three swung, it was a foul tip but hol per hour without poisoning one inside. Strike one foul r'ght. Bengough held on. Frisch up. TO INVESTIGATE symptoms or any signs of intoxit^a- back. Meusel out on a fly to Frisch Pall two inside. Maranville out bn Washington, Oct. 4.— The farm, ing Tour Will Be There; Ball one wide. Ball t^o wide. ti’on.” in short right fis,ld. drive to Ruth* Sherdel up. Ball Strike one called. Foul back strike POPULATION HERE relief problem, which has become a “ This means,” he. explained, On© riin, two hits, no errors, one ope wide. Strike one foul back two. Frisch out Koenig to Gehrig CAMPAIGN FUNDS major issue of the presidential cam Tentative Dates Set/ “ that a healthy man can handle in left.- ; Foul strike two hack. Foul right. on a great play. The shortstop ran the neighborhood of .ten ounces oi’ paign, Is common to all the rest of Second Inning. I ’oul back. Strike three swung, over behind third base to, make the whiskey during sixteen hours which Sherdel Tanned. Douthit^up. Ball PROBABLY 25.000 the world. Herbert Hoover was in St. Louis: Bottomley up. Ball stop, Gehrig completing It with one Albany; 'N., Y., Oct. '4-^Np one he is awake but that in order to do one wide. . Strikd one called; Bali one low. Strike one. called. Strike hand. formed today by Prof. Qtto so it must be: distributed in even ■ two foul hack. Ball: two wide. Ball Democrats Have No Evi i reali^s more keenly than Governor two wide. Ball three high. -.^.Strike Bottomley up. Ball one low. Ball Hoetzsch, noted economist and doses throughout the day; Of two swung. Foul pack. Foil! back. three inside Bail four Douthit two wide. Strike one, foul back. Smith the Importance of the border course such a use of a beverage is member of the German Reichstag. Ball four Bottbpiley walked. It walked: High up. Strike one swung.- ■Foul back, strik two. Bottomley Post Office Census Shows dence, However, of Im states to the Democratic cause in impossible.” High out.on a fly to Meusel. singled to right. Hafey up. Ball one Hoover a,nd Hoetzsch discussed was low.. It was the first pass of the forthcoming November election. Dr. Lambert pointed out that the the game. Hafey up. Strike one No runs, ho hits, ho errors, one inside. Strike "one called. Yanks Supreme Court of the United Error in State Health proper Expenditures. the farm problem at length and Consequently-he is giving yery foul left. Strike two swung. Strike left: win. Hafey filed to Ruth for the were said to have agreed that the careful personal -attention the three called Hafey was . fanned on Yankees: Koenig up. '’'"Ball one last out. ' (Continued on page 2) problem of placing agriculture oh business; of deciding, updp the sec three pitched bails. Harper , up wide. Strike one called. Koenig ou-t, No runs , one hit no errors cne Board’s Estimate. an economic equality with com ond rnajor speaking tEip of histbam- Bair one inside. FoUl .back' strike ShbrdeU to Bottomley^ Ruth up. left. New York, Oct. 4.— The Demo merce and Industry was the cure jpalgh. He has. just ;cqmplete
. - I PAGE V N ( y M AN G H B^R (GONN.) EVENING kBRAU). THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4,. 1928. DOaOR CALLS PLAN CELEBRATION PHILLY'S BOOTLEG MANCHESTER MASOfj SCDHANDYARD CREH BRITAIN ALONG OHIO RIVER TO VISITHOME SUNDAY ANNUAL MONDAY OPENING WARON CANCIAOI532 ALCOHOL GOOD PROBE SPREADING (Furnished by Putnam ft Co. Will Lrave .MasfHiic Temple Elaborate Pageant to Be Stag Bank StocTw ' for W ^in g fo rd at 1 O’Clodc ed in Honor of Opening of DAYTIMECtiS Bid Asked FOR THE AGED % o Boo” Hoff to Be Called Sunday Aft^obn. Meetiog CaDed at E i^t Bankers Trust Co. . .300 326 Locks. Cap Nat B&T .300 Manchester lodge o.t Masons will City Bank & 'trust >1200- (Continued from Page 1) Pittsburgh, Pa., Oct. 4.— Plans "b y Special Grand Jury; go to the Masonic Home In Walling O’dock in School Street London —~ Urged on by InoeMant Conn River ...... 400 400 London— A tremendous increase, fcr *a mammoth celebration with newspaper campaigns, it is learned ford Sunday and will hold services Fir^b'Bond & Mort . • —' 60 in the number, of wealthy men in ~. that Scotland Yard, Britain’s famed States, in its decision anent the elaborate pageantry and a colorful there for the residents at the ] First Natl (Htfd) .. .270 290 England is revealed In recently pub-; steamboat parade from Pittsburgh Nation Searched. home. All local Masons having Rec Center. S crime-detection headquarters, ~ villU Htfd-Gonn Trust Co. .760 800 lished figures showing that there prohibition law, based its finding shortly wage war on the day-time on the assumption that a pint df to the Mississippi id honor of the automobles are urged to make the Htfd Bank. T r ...... 570 590 are 562 millionaires living in Great formal opening and dedication of trip. Services at th-s home will be London' gambling club, the growing Britain, in comparison with only whiskey every ten days is a reason Land Mtg & Title . . ' 9 60 fifty locks and dams in a stretch of gin at three* o’clock and the Man evil of which is alarming the gu- Morris Plan Bank . 19 twenty .years ago. able amount a doctor should be al Philadelphia, Pa.,. Oct, 4.-—The Circular letters are being sent tborltles. : .160 951 miles of the Ohio river next chester group will leave the Ma out to all members of the Manchesi Phoenix State B&T . .480 A “ millionaire” in England is lowed to prescribe for the medical calling of Max ‘Boo. Boo* Hoff, al According to newspaper investi use of one patient. He said the pro year, assumed definite proportions leged king of Philadelphia’s boot-^ sonic Temple at one o’clock Sunday ter Garden club Urging tbem-to-at '^ark St Bank^...... 880 any individnai having an annual in today in the final session of the afternoon. gators, fifteen of these clubs flour Riverside Trust . . . ,600 come of $260,000 or more. AsAum- hibition as to the amount to be pre leggers to appear before the Civil tend the annual meeting which will ish in the heart of the city and Ohio Valley Improvement Associa Service commission today as a de be held Monday evening, October. 8 West Htfd Trust . . . .270 Ing the yield of capital to be 5 scribed is “ too extreme.’’ He said -West End districts of London, while ■V he had no objection 'to regulation tion’s 34th annual convention here. fense witness in the pollpe board at 8 o’clock In the. Spbool Sti/eef * Bonds per centi each one of tudse nilllion- Assured by Col. George R. Spald dozens of smaller clubs operate in Htfd & Conn West 6. alres is worth at least 1,000.000 tc prevent medicinal alcohol be trial of Captain William C. Beck Recreation Center. ’The nominating' the suburbs. 1. 95 coming beverage alcohol blit he did ing, corps of engineers of the Unit man, suspended detective, over RADVILLE IS GIVEN committee'consisting of Miss Grace East Conn Pow 5s . .,.101 .101 102 pounds, or approximately $6,000,- ed Army, that the Ohio will be Robertson, Miss Mary Palmer aUd Do Big Business Conn L P 7s . ,.117 120 000. , object to the restrictions. shadowed the special Oraud Jury Big business, it is stated, is be “ So far as the aged are concern canalized its entire length within Investigation, Beckman is oh trial George . E. Rix will present a slate Conn L P 5%i ,.107% 109 Great Britain’s >62 millionaires the next 12 months, delegates to ONE FIVE YEARS of officers to succeed those who ing done in the clubs. The risks of Cohn.L P 4%s . 100% 101% in 192Z had a combined income o f ' ed, a pini of whiskey in ten days a
/ »l ■/ ' "'v' V '■ ■ '“'Irv , - w PAG E t u r e b ; ? - MANGHEiTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD,. THURSDAY, ^ O B E R 4,1938. - > ^ . > » • 1 ^ . •> - , - V ■ ■ UH’ y ' ..■ • . ■• A ; ,, . - ■■ ■ . ■ .• ------money for food. In some'place^ the P H ppPROillM government is rationing out a ROAD SHOULDERS pound of flour per family each i week. / Rockville Warrell C o v in g ySeties In. addition to the shortage o f — t food there is a lack' of fuel with CLEARED TO AID INtIKRAMAS which to cook the meager bread of Chamber of Commerce Meeting (Continued from page 1) flour and water. Straw briguettes The Registrars of Electors of The Chamber of Commerce' hSld Manchester Fans are the common fuel, but *the the Town of Bolton will be in FIRE PREVENTION a meeting on Tuesday evening •^adquarters; He has completed AttCROPSFAIL drouth shri^'elled up the fields until Sion at the Basement of the. which was well attended. The cham Elizabethton,. Tenn., speech, not even straw was left. Church, Tuesday, October 9, 192?/ ber was very much opposed to the '"^hlch he delivers: Saturday afterF Wells have gone dry in many from 9 a. m. until 5 p. m, to re?L*' New England Transportation Com-* ^ o n . He will leave here tomorrow (CohtiniiPii front I’age 1.) villages. A glass bt fresh water is ceive applications of those entitled^ Macdonald Orders Leaves pany removing their motor bds- i|ight for Tfennessee,. returning lii as valuble as a glass of tea. Live to be made. service between Phelp’s Corner arid ^pje to gO' to church here Sunday they have not had an opportunity stock, in places where it was not Registrars:'^ J' Rockville. Their view of the matter' morning. to learn much in an agricultural slaughtered for food, is being sold M. L. WOODWARD, t- and Debris Cleaned Up; is that if the petition is granted, the 'The nominee has not yet begun way. They have no reserve re to save it from staivation. There is LAVINIA C. FRIES. ,V result will be seriou.3 to the educa work on either his Boston or Ne.v sources of either grain or money. no fodder to keep il alive. Dated at Bolton, Connf, October}' tion and business interest betweepF'^t fork speech. He told callers he Travelers 'through ■ the blighted 4. 1928. Asks Help of Property the towns affected, Ellington, Ea^ todn’t even selected a subject fof district report untold suffering. § Windsor and Rockville. The High • the Boston , address, although the Family after family has sold furni A headline says “ Osage Indians Owners and Motorists. School pupils will also be deprived ]^w York speech will bp drafted. t(> ture., bedding and even the poor Take Up Golf; Go on Water Wag of transportation. Representatives rglly his party in the Empire. State. remnants of their linen to get on.” How unusual! Read The Herald Advs. 1 from the above towns attended A hearing at the State Capitol yester Instructions have been Issued by day and the Public Utilities Comr by the Connecticut Highway De mission in reserving decision said partment to all division superinten that in case the Transportat|i’D^ Company is permitted to stop se'rv- dents to give special attention to the Ice, the communities would receive clearing of dead leaves and dried ample warning. ‘ ' underbrush from the shoulders of Celebration state highways bordering along Cases Continued woodlands in order to prevent pos The cases of the eight automo sible outbreak of forest fires from bile truck drivers who were arrest that source, according to an an ed by the State Police charged with, nouncement made today by High carrying passengers for hire .w;|thrj^ ‘‘WHERE YOU CAN AFFORD TO out service license have been coh-. way Commissioner John A. Mac BUY COlOT> ?>TT»'XTTnnTTTqi;j»' donald. tinued until Friday, Oct. 26. Commissioner Macdonald also is Potato Demonstration sued a request to property owners • Tolland and Hartford counties near forests or thickly wooded spots are planning to hold a field day on to refrain from:'"building bonfires the farm of J. J. Bermant of Eli-: of leaves and debris on the shoul lington, Oct. 17, to show howi'cA^ ders of the highways and to guard good yield of potatoes can be such fires carefully when built on grown, the methods of fertilizing, SUPREME PROFIT-SHARING private property. Bonfirtes should be planting, spraying, digging the crop avoided on days when high winds itself also a discussion of costs. are blowing and should never ^be Growers, seedsmen, fertilizer deal left unwatched. ers, equipment salesmen from all' Tfidt VALUES IN BEDDING ! [,..;5-,H9 nry L. Farrell, one of the most keenly analytical baseball writers, Throughout the summer months over the state are expected to be ■is covering.the world series for readers of the Manchester Evening highway maintenance men have present at this meeting. -H iHerald. carefully cleared the brush from The denionstration will start vat ..V., You will find Farrell’s articles different from the ordinary report xw s a great satisfaction to know one’s business deal the shoulders of the state roads and 10 o’clock. A lunch will be serV^fl* o.f the world series games because Farrell writes with authority'and have treated and oiled the shoul ings have been successful and especially when they ex at 12:30 and a hot dog stand wfll' \y'rife8 in a breezy, colorful and highly entertaining style. Farrell lias tend over 29 whole years. ders to harden them and prevent iheen. writing sports for 15 years and during most of that time nas been further growths on the shoulders. be on the ground. At 1:30 p. m., 4., W. Manchester, farm m a n a ^ ^ ^ t (myqvj^ the biggest sporting events in the country. He is a friend of That’s why each, year at Anniversary Time we take With the advent of fall, however a specialist, will speak on the'^.K)^' mapy outstanding sport stars. new fire hazard develops.in the fall to Outlook.” At 2 p. m. there will Don’t miss these Farrell articles on the world series— and remember occasion to; celebrate our success by holding this real ing leaves and small twigs that are be a picking up contest prizes will they will appear in The Herald e.xclusively. They will appear in addi birthday carnival in which every customer can share. blown from the trees. The fallen be awarded as follows: First tion to Davis J. Walsh’s articles. And so we offer these Supreme Profit Sharing Values as leaves and twigs usually find a second $3, third $2. At 2:30 q’clodk resting place along the shoulders a demonstration of our good will and well-known ability a guessing contest, open to every Gov. Smith rested today against and make readily ignited tinder one, will be held and prlzhs' „of to sell for less. when a spark falls among them. COUNTING ON his labors of next week. He may g.o .Since it is almost impossible to $3.00 $2.00 and $1.00 wll^Fbe nr: -f to New York to spend the week-end keep the highway shoulders contin awarded. and inaugurate his border states uously free from dried leaves and Older Boys Conference THE BORDER STATES trip from there. W ool Mixed COMFORTERS twigs, however. Commissioner Mac The Tolland County Y. M..,C^ A. His principal business today, as will send a delegation to the Older donald is requesting motorists to be (Continued from page 1) governor, was the ironing'out of a BLANKETS yery cautious about dropping light Boys’ Conference to be held in situation in St.’ Lawrence county dletown October 26, 27 an^.'Zfftj arising out of the detention of a $5.50 ed cigars and cigarets from their iState capital and continue thibugh automobiles. The latter are espe Boys from all parts of the state are Jewish rabbi by the authorities in planning to attend. Chattanooga, Tenn., Louis-v.lle, $4o50 Extra large, extra heavy cially dangerous since they contin connection with the temporary dis Comforters. Attractive colcr, Ky.; Sedalia,. Mo.; Chicago and very ue to glow several minutes after Assessors Meeting Cleveland, with probably Baltimore appearance of a boy, who was ru A special purchase of assortment in durable grade of P being discarded. A lighted cigar The board of assessors of the mored to have been made the vic fine double blankets, Full covers. Come early ' if you flicked from a passing automobile thrown in at the start or at the end tim of a ritual murder. The boy, it size, heavy quality In beautiful town of Vernon will hold a meet of, the. journey. want one of these fine comfort into the dried leaves and brush may ing in the Town Clerk’s office on developed subsequently tu^ed up, light plaid colors— rose,, blue, ers. ' ' Such an itinerary would take the but the leaders of the Jewish faith be the cause of a large forest fire Friday from 9 to 12 o’clock; 2 to Democratic nominee into every yellow, lavender and grey. which will ruin hundreds of acres were incensed at the fact that one 5; and 7 to 8 o’clock. Persofesr-can jbBrde^ .^ate where the is.sue is ad- oif valuable woodland. file their lists at these sessions. Th«e of their clergy had been question Connecticut has had an enviable niitirei^y} doubtful. North Carolina, ed about his disappearance. Rabbi assessors a.re W. V. Sadlak, James T'enne'ssee, Kentucky, R.issouri, and record in the reduction of forest Elliott and W. O. Sanford. Stephen H. Wise wrote a letter to fires during the past few years, and Maryland. He already has appear Gov. Smith about the indignity to DOUBLE DAYBED Grange Meeting ed in Oklahoma. The sixth of the the efforts of the highway depart The Vernon Grange will hold a which the cleric was subjected, to ment in keeping the shoulders of states that may properly be called which the governor replied today as Everyone a meeting Friday evening in the new on the border line between north the roads bordering on the wood Grange Hall. The first and second follows: lands tree from debris, dead brush andtennth. In addition there would Governor’s Reply $29.50 degrees will be conferred oh'k'elUs^ be Illinois-and Ohio. . ' ' and fallen leaves has played ho lit of candidates. ^ Dear Mr. W(sq:. „ tle part in bringing about the re ■shC 'iTentative Date'Set' “ I had not heard before this hour $1.00 a Week duction. It has been several years Interesting Programs for Month A tentative date of October 16 or when, your message reached me of SPECIAL since a forest fire in Connecticut has The Peoples Popular Sunday eve 17 already has been decided upon the rumor or ritual miirder which I had its inauguration upon the shoul ning services at the Union Congre for Chicago. developed on Jewish Atonement Here is an e-^tjptionally fine double daybed at an equally fine value. Exactly as illustrated. Can ders of a state highway. gational church for the nionth ct The Ohio date was hanging in Day atAIassena, St. Lawrence coun be used as a comfortable davenport or when back rest is leleased, it makes a full size bed for two. mid-air today, with the choice ly- October consist of a very fine pro ty. ■ ■ ’ Strong metal frame. Attractive cretonne covered mattress. At $29.50 it is a Supreme Profit-Sharing gram. Oct. 7th, Boston Opera SUig- in^j between Cleveland and Colum- “ As governor of the state, I can ers with Antonio Netto, the fampus hustto . - _iO not believe that this libelous myth value. ' 1 " - COAST GUARD SAVES baritone. Oct. 14, Stephen HabQUshy - -'The former city may. ultimately has been resurrected and credited a native of Galilee, will speak be chosen because of itb larger size even for a moment by any one con Oct. 21, the Italian Musical Quar and the fact that in 1924 it was one nected with the service of the state, ■ i ■ CREW OF TRAWLER tette. Oct. 28, “ The Power Within,” of the few major cities of the coun or any one in its civil divisions. I a famous moving picture. try to be carried by the La Follette can hardly believe that either t^e To Run Bazaar No. 6 in dependent ticket. mayor of Massena or a state troop The old La Follette is very close New London, Conn., Oct. 4.— A large number of members yerp er summoned a rabbi to a police Twenty-seven men of the trawler tp the Democratic management’s $tation on a religious holiday , in present last evening at the nmetfng be,artr* Gov. Smith has spent..-.the n ie t were landed here-early today of the Friendly Class, held in'* connection with an absurd ritual from the Coast Guard destroyer !last two weeks in the northwest murder charge to account for the social rooms of the Union Church. trying to capture it. Perry after they had been picked up Plans were made for a bazaar disappearance of a child which, I at sea from their boats, to which Sopie of the border states, that learned, was found again within a. which will be held Tuesday; No. 6. is, Maryland, Kentucky, Tennessee, they were forced by a leaking con The doors will be open at 2 o’clock few hours after disappearance. dition. Oklahpma and Missouri are neces- “ I wish to assure you that I will and during the afternoon. therfr.Will ;s^ry}ip the Smith candidacy if it is The Perry, which was on patrol be a sale of fancy articles, food ami see to it, as governor of the state duty off the tip of Long Island, I td,"b,e}auceessful. He can lose some of New York, that this matter be candy at various booths. 'There wfill idf tiiem and still win. . Should he first sent word of the trawler's also be a cafeteria where one will investigated in the most thorough plight here late yesterday after dpse them all not even the moct manner as to the action of the state be able to have supper and stay for optimistic Democrat believes that noon in a message which read: the entertainment to be given in trooper. I have, however, no con JSuudg jouux “ Took on board crew of trawler the New York governor will be go- the evening by a selected cast from trol over the mayors of villages, Filet, men, after Filet had .been ing.anyivhere except back to private The public officers law provides the church. The play, “ The Old lire neXt.November. abandoned in Latitude 41:11, Maids’ Convention” promises'to; he means of making charges against mattress Longitude 75:08. Engine room full a scream. Tickets for the play will Way It Works Out them. ■ $1.00 of water, after, compartment half _':-lt figures out this way: “ Sincerely yours, full. Vessel may sink in four be 25 cents. This occasion wUl be a splendid opportunity to purchase 'There are 114 electoral votes in (Signed) “ Alfred E. Smith.” A WEEK hours.” the Solid South, in states which The destroyer MacDougall went Christmas articles at a very reason able price. , never have given their- electoral out at. once to the site of the boat, 'vote tp a Republican presidential $ 2 7 - 5 0 met the Perry, and stayed by the Following the meeting, the even SAILING FOR HOME ing was turned over to Chairmah' icarvdidate, and which Democratic Filet to make sure it furnished no ileaderi‘'jre counting upon despite menace to navigation. George Wainwright who presented Copenhagen, Oct. 4— Bert Has The finest type of mattress made. Long service with luxurious comfort are includleti with every the following program: Violin se all Republican claims and “ bear sell and Parker Cramer, American purchase. Filled throughout with resilient springs, padded with layers of cotton felt and covered wuii The Filet crew, all in good con stories.” dition, departed for New York, the lection'by Edward Williams, ac aviators who flew from llockford, companied by Mrs. Wainwright at The five border states of Mary high grade ticking. " At $27.50 it represents an extremely low price for this pop^an type of mattress. trawler’s home port, immediately ill., to Greenland wher<^ they wan the piano; a very humorous read land, Kentucky, Tennessee, Okla dered in the wilderness for two after landing. They had sufficient ing by Miss Melba Hamilton; violin homa and Missouri, count 61 more, time, they reported, to take to the weeks after a forced landing, sailed selection by Edward Williams and' of* 175,In all. for New York today aboard the ship’s boat and depart from the a playlet “ The Burglar” by a num ' 'Normally the states are Demo sinking vessel. liner Frederick Eighth. ber of girls from the various or Cratib: ’’ This year for various rea- They expect to go to Rockford ganizations in the church. Follow sdiis,'principally religious and pro immediately after reaching Netv ing this ^sandwiches, cake and cof hibition. they are doubtful. The York. fee were served. line of figuring leaves the Demo Hassell said he would make WAPPING Notes*' ... crats still 89 electoral votes short of another attemtp to fly from Rock The Pythian Club will hold "'a leledfihg their man. Those 89 votes ford to Stockholm by way of Green meeting this evening at 8 o’clock. can “be found in New Lork <15; land next June. Harry P. Files, Jr., left the first All members are urged to be ptes- Massachusetts, 18; Rhode Island, 5; Connecticut, 7 and New Jersey. of the week for New Hampshire, ent. where he will attend the Tilton Hope Sewing Club Eastern Star 14. PRETTIEST WAITRESS will hold their first afternoonraphJst i Consequently, any loss In the nor Academy. ^ mally ^Democratic 'border states Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hack, and Oct. 9 at the home of Mrs. :fn4n^r Atlantic City, N. J., Oct. 4.— Osborne of Elm street. Playipgvwill must he made up by the capture of Miss Lena Tozer, 19, of Atlantic their tour daughters, Lillian, a^edr-responding number of elector- Mabel, Ruby, and Ernestine uavel^’tS’i’t at 2:30 o’clock. Prizes I be City, today reigns as ‘'‘America’s glivotes west of the Mississippi all been sick at their home recent awarded and refreshments served.'., Most Beatuiful Waitress.” Sae won ly with tonsilltis. Mayflower Rebekah Lodge will fiver. the title in a contest which featured Publicly, of course, the Democra Mr. and Mis. Edward Sharp, bold a meeting Tuesday evening, the tenth annual conventUon of the tic managers will not admit the pos National Restaurant Association, in have returned from their wedding Oct. 9. This will be the annual roll sibility .:Of losing any of the border trip an gone keeping house in call. Following the meeting therp session on' the steel pier. will be whist. Refreshments will bp states.i'Privately, they see the pos- Thirty-seven waitresses from their new home which was all SiWltty,.of losing several. And in ele'v’en'of the principal cities of this ready furnis'ned for them, on their served. Mrs. Harry Pfunder is cliair- 3 PIECE man. ! : ,lhat event, they are figuring upon country and Canada participated. return, at 45 School street, Hart iseveral states west of the Mississip Second award went to Eva Crock ford. Miss -Helen Dobosz of Ward street is spending this week with pi mal^ns up the difference. ; er, 17, of Clevelanl, Ohio. $ There were twenty-eight mem hef sister in Stamford. ■ Gov. Smith has just returned BED 22-50 bers of the Wapping Grange who The ladles’ division of the A1 from ,the west. His advisers are motored to East Windsor Grange Smith club held a very enthusiastic countipg on Montana certainly, and on Tuesday evening, it being Neigh meeting last evening at the Den*- jthey beHeve their chances are flfty- $1.00 A WEEK bor’s Night. The program was fur ocratlc headquarters. Mrs. flftty,iPf better in Wisconsin, Minn^ NOTICE nished by the visiting Grangers. The Moody of Waterbury, central (Jomj- ppta and. North Dakota. • three Granges that were invited mittee woman, spoke on the }“ I3- : Anyva-y. t*^®y figure, it is aTalr- . .Here is. an outfjt of fine quality at a pi'ico to suit the most modest purse, Includes fine brown iy close squeeze, the loss of an were: Ellington, 20 present; Suf- sues of the Campaign.” A short bus metaltal bed mth 2 inc^inch tubing, 'Pure white cotcotton t"'" mattress covered with durable ticking and a field, 20 present and Wapping, 28 iness meeting took place at which' eastern or a border state must be Republican Caucus present. Two' numbers were fur time plans were made to run a put^- made up in the west, noiseless sl^el spring. Can furnished, in all sizes. nished by the local Grange, a violin lic whist at the headquarter^ oh f p Important Subject The Republican Electors of the and piano duet by Arthur Davican Thursday, Oct. 11, f f 1 •’•Hence the close study that is be- Town of Bolton are requested to and Walden Collins. Mrs. Margar- Mrs. Nellie Fiedler is seriolisl|r jlflgi':#iveh the border states situa meet in caucus in the Bgsement of UPTOWN ette Fulford gave two recitations. ill at her home on Park Place, } tion, hence the personal attention the Churchi Wednesday, Octobfir ^ ' M AIN ^ Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. James Quinn ;and It is getting from Gov. Smith hlm- 10, 1928, at 8 o’clock, p. ni., for BRANCH Miss Margaret Welles of Avery STORE The a E.iKEITH FURNITURE CO. Mrs. Walter Dietzei are attending self.i'^ It is so important that the the purpose of nominating a can ’*-/ . street has accepted a position with the Durham fair today. j, f imtttter’ of the itinerary is not be- didate for Hepres^tative in the 925 : the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance County' Commissioner and Jhjg left-'to the Democratic managers General'Assembly ^ d Justices of Opposite TWO STORES Company. Harry C.' Smith and Mrs. MfiHb^ Stt-‘-Net»Of5rork, As embraced' by the tfie Peace. High School M AIN ST. Ruby-Hack; daughter of Mr. and Weeden, matron of the VanMA Sttfonai,vcoi6iDittee. Gov. -Smith By Order of the Town Committee, SOUTH MANCHESTER Mrs. Ernest Hack of Pleasant 'Val County home, were among those at- imself .7ft doing the declding-r'of ' ' 8; R„ WOODWARD, Chairman. ley, has been taken 111 with scarlet ending the Four Town Pair at vhereJie will .go and what he whl Date at Bolton. Conn., October lever, but she has it very light. Somers yesterday. apeak upon, ^ V 4, 1928-;: .. ' -rrmirX ■ ■ . -i-
PAGiE'FOUR MANGliESTER (GONN.) EVENINC HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4,1923.’
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MIbs Helen Broderson of Staf Girl GILBERTS LATEST ford* Springs, spent the week end with Miss Gladyce Orcutt. James Lathrop and George" Vin Scout Screen Idol at State Today and ton have gone on a trip to Maine Tomorrow—Bustef Keaton . with Franklin Orcutt who hopes to N ew s In Co-Feature. * buy a car load of cows up there. Mrs; George Fiske of Montvllle, Is it better to marry the girl that Conn., spent the past week with will' make one an excellent wife or Mrs. William Orcutt. the beautiful, unrestrained flapper Mrs. Charles Heckler Is visiting The Girl Scout Oouncil will hold that is the life, of every party? her mother at Newport, R. I. its monthly meeting at the hotne of This is one o f the* problems fac-i The following ofllcers were elect- Mrs. John A. Hood, 114 Chestnut ed by John Gilbert in his new star ea at the annual meeting of the street, October 9 at 2:30 p. m. ring picture, “ Four Walls,’' which a drug store, a meat market and a a machine into your home 'fpr a Naborhood store. .That in itself Ladles Fragment society, held at Patrol leaders’ meeting are to be is playing at the State Theater for pool room and lunch room. demonstration. should be sufficient guarantee of WEST SIDE PRODUCES held this year the first Saturday of the home of Mrs. William Orcutt, today and tomorrow. MANY GOOD STORES In the. Blizzard.^ Bursack Brothers quality merchandise and service. every month from 2 to 4 p. m., be Gilbert is seen in the role of a The store is one of the‘ largest on Wednesday: ^rs. Archie Palmer, In the blizzard of 1888?the resi ^The other store on Hartford^road of Lydall street, Manchester, 'act ginning October 20 and continuing New York gangster leader “ rail the West Side and carries every STORM WATER PROBLEM! through May 18, at the home of roaded” to Sing Sing for four years. dents of the West Side depended is^Bursack Brothers which is locat ing assistant hostess. Pres., Mrs. m i “ WEST SIDE” ed at 470. The Bursack Brothers thing from candy through to meats. Mrs. Fred Norton, 180 Main street, When he leaves for prison, there upon their supplies from one of the A booming store that is deserving Arthur Reed, vice-president, Mrs. Pleasant and Pine streets and it up till tour years ago had been em Arthur Porter, secretary, Mrs. S. with Captain Elizabeth Norton and ar^ two women left behind who love of patronage. \ When the town ndeetlng Monday Lieutenant Charlotte Foster in him. One of them, played by Car was, this store that first introduced ployed at the Hartford Market in Noble Loomis, Treasurer, Mrs. Pos Hartford, It was the wealth of Auto Tops ■ night voted $27,000 for storm wa charge. mel Myers, moves into his home, to many of the residents of that -The Manchester Auto Top Go* ter Hall, Sunshine committee, Mrs. Neighborhood B u sin e ss part the use of condensed milk. knowledge acquired in grocery ter sewers it took action which will William Orcutt, Mrs. J. N. Atwood. Troop 1 will have its first meet helps support.his mother, and waits needs no introduction to the auto faithfully -t^rl bis return. manageinent that they brought to make possible the solution of a Entertainment committee. Mrs. C. ing Friday at 6:15 at the Lincoln Madden’s their store in Manchester. Here owning public of Manchester. The school. Joan Crawford, who plays the One of the land marks of the repair work that Mr. Messier baa storm water situation that has been Irving Loomis, Mrs. Bryon Hall, other girl, mourns faithfully for a Houses In That Section you secure that service and atten Mrs. J. N. Atwood, Mrs. Henry Troop 3 will resume regular West Side Trading centers is the tion that is so characteristic of done for a host of aatlaflod cus before the voters of Manchester for meetings Friday evenings at 7 month and then steps out with grocery store of J. H. Madden, at tomers has been one of the biggest Barnes. Directesses, Mrs. Ruth “ Monk,” the chief lieutenant of stores In the larger commercial at least fifty years apd which, at Loomis, Mrs. Emii ^J. Koehler, Mrs. o’clock in the Barnard school kin WeO Equipped. 32 Laurel stree. Mr, Madden at centers. They carry a complete assets for bis shop. The new store dergarten. Gilbert’s gang and his sworn ene at 10 Henderson Roa'd carries a one time, was planned to solve Henry Barnes, Mrs. A. B. Porter the present time is the only one of line of meats and groceries and give through a plan of assessment' o l ' Troop 5 will meet Friday evening my. Throughout his years in pris Manchester original grocers still complete line of top materials and ^nd Mrs. Fred Anderson. Mission on, she continues her butterfly ca their customers a free delive^ ^ser the property owners benefitted. at 4 p.^m. at the Hollister street actively engaged In business. He vice. upholstering. They also have the ary. Mrs. J. N. Atwood. reer, When Gilbert is released from South Manchester’s West ^ide to machinery so that they can do glass The opening of Walnut street,! F. P. Hamilton of Chicago who school. opened the store at Its present lo forty years ago, the building up ofj Troop 7 will meet for the first his-prison OeH he finds both women day depends upon community stores cation In 1900 and a few of those West Side Tailor work for closed cars that will look lias a summer home here, presented The West Side Tailor Shop at Cooper street from High street, time Monday at the Buckland waiting for him. Each wants nls for its supply of groceries and customers that traded with him al os well if not better than the orig the Ladies Fragment society with love and the first place TfiHiis heart. 5% Walnut street owned by Joseph north, resulted in a flow of wateij school. meats as there are now no large that time still buy their groceries inal. a beautiful picture of St. Michaels Which shall he choose? Della Ferra Is handy ‘.o the mills Filling Station that came down from , the hills,i stores in that section of the town, from Madden. That in itself is suf- where Ridge street is now opened] church of Coventry, England. Mr. It is at this point of the story ficent recommend..,tior for the and convenient for those living in * ’The Socony Filling Station on Hamilton purchased this picture that a rather surprising and very but such was not always the case. the neighborhood. A suit pressing, Center street carries Socony gaso from Walnut and Cooper street! Little History. courtesy, service and quality of a dress cleaned or eyed, or a cus that Nowed down a hill, now Suro-1 while abroad this summer. The MAE WESTS COMEDY unusual climax is formed. Besides merchandise offered by this store. line and oils. Features crank case picture will be hung upon the wall John Gilbert, Joan Crawford and There was a time when there tom made suit can be done: at the mer street, and entered Into a low! The grocery line carried represents greasing while you welt. They do land on the north side of Summerj in tha cliapel. It was voted to hold Carmel Myers, the cast includes was located a store on the West West Side Tailor shop oy an expert the job right and still do not smear Side a large country store that about all of the staple nationally workman at a price that is excep street onto land owned by Henry] their annual Harvest Supper, Oct. IS AGAIN RAIDED such famous film favorites as Vera advertised merchandise desired by ycur car with grease. 17— Committee in charge— Mrs. Gordon, Louis Natheaux, Jack Bry dealt in everything, as all country tionally reasonable. Schuetz. This formed a good sized] those who want only the best. Mad Joneb Grocery pond and was used as a skating] Arthur Porter, Mrs. Emil J. Koeh on and many others. William Nigh stores did, and in addition to this Soda Shop , ' Wm. J. Jones runs a grocery on New York, Oct. 4 — W h ^ Mae directed the picture. den gives his customers, a prompt pond by the boys who lived on the ler, Mrs. S. Noble Loomis and Mrs- there were two drug stores, where free delivery service, a factor that “’The Pine Street Soda Shop at 95 Center street that has the whole West wrote her play “ Pleasure The associate feature fbr today West tilde. Later this land was fill-.l J. E. Kingsbury. tcday there are not any. In the might prove of value to the new Pine street is opening a new service hearted patronage of the peorle in Monday evening, the Porter Man” she didn’t put any court room and tomorrow is Buster Keaton in old Hediacker Block, which oc ed In and hquses built on the north! scenes in it. She didn’t have to. cuslomer needing some item in a for mill workers. They .will serve that vicinity. They carry a select side of Summer street. The wafer] Library association will meet at “ College,” his latest and greatest cupied the land to the south of delicious home made sandwiches line of groceries vegetables that The courts took care of that them fun special. hurry. then was allowed to flow down the chapel. 8 p. m. to, elect officers Pleasant street, there was at one Fairview Grocery and hot drinks throughout the win cannot be duplicated In a "reat selves. In this picture, the solemned- time located a drug store, a large through Cooper street, along West * for the coming year. The next court room scene is set Hartford Road at one time one ter months. The store ie near the many of the larger stores. Center street and emptied into a| , Olavi Wagg of Worcester, Mass., faced star goes through a series of grocery store, a meat market, a mills and no doubt many of, the' Schaller’s Garage for today, When the author of antics that will have the audience of Manchester’s leading thorough hole that formed another pond, has entered the employ of J- E. pool room, a barber shop and a dry fares at the present time boasts of workers will avail themselves of Schaller’s Garage was the first “ Sex” and other torrid dramas is holding their sides with laughter. goods sture. One of the first t.ulngo called “ The Duck,” on property Kingsbury attending the poultry. three stores. The first two are the opportunity to ha'^e a real home to notice the need ;n Manchester owned by John Proctor. to app ar with the cast of “ Pleas Not once does Buster himself crack that Walter P. Cheney did when he Gordon Sduthworth is visiting ure Man” to answer charges based owned by Hillery Brothers. One of made hot lunch on the colder days for an all night ssrvice station. That as much as a smile, but one look took charge of the drug store in the The South >-anchester Sanitary! friends ' Worcester, Mass. on the two raids which preceded the the Hillery stores i- known as “ The this fall and winter. feature offered by them to the and Sewer District purchased a! George Blackburn is visiting his at him is enough to send a person W. H. Cheney store on Main and Anderson and Noren motoring public is typical of the closing of the play. into a fit of hysteria. Fairview Grocery” and carries one right of way through therland and brother, William for a few days. District Attorney Banton also an Charter Oak street, was to open a of the most complete lines of gro Anderson and Noren’s grocery sort of thing offered tc all custom also through land owned by Mrs. \ As the gay young college chap branch store in the Moriarty build located at the corner of Lilac and ers. Auto tires, accessories and At the Choral society, Tuesday nounced that he would appear be who becomes a hero overnight, Kea ceries for a store of its size in Man Catherine Dougherty. This section, evening, it. was decided to give, a fore the “Grand Jury today to ask ing then facing on Pleasant street, chester.' They feature the Monarch Center streets, Is one of Manches parts for nearly all makes of cars is now being built up and the wa-J ton is seen in his- greatest charac just around the corner from Pine. ter’s best known groceries. Quality are in stock at all times. They also concert and play in the near future. indictments for all concerned in the terization. He is given able support line of canned goods, fresh season ter will have to be carried of The date will be announced later. production. The first all .year around ice able vegetables. The pass word for merchandise, courtesy and service niaintain a force of expert mech through a storm water drain. 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/ 'It.. PUBliC SCHOOLS NEW GRADE P U N FOR ' IN U S. HAVING SWIMMING c i S ! , coine Miss Lalonde Establisl^-C T System for Fixing Status of RAPffi GROWTH Pupils. T iv . By -The women’s swimming classes Mabel F. Martin ‘^Washington — Studies made by which begin at the School Street
the1,1*0 UniteduUil'OU States».;9vaboo Bureaux^uioau ofwa. Educa rVOClRecreation OctLlUi* v Center^ouloi next Tuesday tlbn show that the American public ) evening with Associate Director Watch for Every Letter school___i-'^i is experiencing ^a stupendous Miss &•*.. TT*—1— Viola Lalondefl in i%Wtn**rrAcharge will} I growth and prosperity and that the be conducted on an efficient grad percentage' of pupils in the public ing basis which will govern the schools of \he nation as compared classification of all swimmers. :Mfss to private schools is steadily in Lalonde said today. ; creasing through the years. Explaining the system of grad The latest figures on the subject ing, Miss Lalonde said that anjt girl show that of elementary pupils or woman who can propel, bdr^erf Are You in More Moderate Prices? about 92 per cent are now in pu Me will not be permitted to join the schools'* while 89 per cent were in beginners’ course. Instead, she will such Institutions a generation a,jo. be given the classification ...test Sixty per cent of the pupils in sec which Infcludes thirty-foot test of Satisfy YourseM That Tkey -Are Here, Attached to Goods ondary schools attended institutions each style stroke and standing ;diye.‘ supported by the^public in 1890^ Each stroke and dive o f, wfeich'.hire while 91 per cent of such pupils at has a working knowledge will OS*'" Worthy of Your'Ckinfide^ in Every Respect tended public school in 1926. scored from one to five points ahd Expenditures Greater the pupil will be classed according Furthermore, 77 per cent of nor ly. Advancement will be governed mal pupils went tr public schools by tests taken from time to time. QUESTIONS: in 1890 butthht number had grown The “ Buddy System’’ and Marid- Much that makes value in furniture is concealed. The. upholstery to 93 per cent by 1926. Where 13 drill is used for beginners. i BSfdfe' Hoover Faces Them Squarely fabrics on a chair or davenport, the finish on a dining or bedroom suite * per cent of college students attend entering the pool, each cls^^j C^k%s: ' ■’faCoover does not talk mucL but ed institutions supported by the three minutes of calisttnmics cal when he does talk he speaks fear does hot always indicate quality in either wormanship or materials. It v ^ public in 1890, 36 per cent now at culated to strengthen the abdomin- lessly and without equivocation. tend Institutions so supported. al muscles and developing a con There is abundant evidence oi this may be either good or b a i Many striking facts are revealed scious control of those muscles,'-3au ■in his acceptance speech aud other by the Bureau of Education’s stud There are three tests to pussLbe* ‘D’fnnouncements since that time, ies. There is, for Instance, the ra tore Qualifying for the Red | (hrosinf tiis analysis of the farm question is The Garber Brothers* indorsement is your assurance of quality in pidly increasing per capita amount life-saving class. Beginners, havertoi•‘^inmltted even by his opponents as of money that is being spent per pass with at least 30 out of 42 pos shedding real light upon the per- those essentials’ which you. can not see. Furniture here measures up to pupil In the public and elementary sible points: beginners-intermedi p'pxing situation for the first time. an unquestioned standard. , ’ . schools In 1920, for instance, ! ate class members, 45 out of 55; His statement of remeu.es was about $40 per pupil was being ! intermediate, 45 out of 50; Inter.. p'lfsltive and feasible. His firm and spent. Thai------amoun. had increa-sed mediate-advanced, 35 out of 40. fearless stand on the prohibition Make price compansons wherever you will—we are confident that, to $59 by 1924 and in 1926 it was The life saving tests are given al qiiest’on which had been touched the end of the season. , , so'lightly by politicians, inspired you will be convinced as thousands of others have been, that, as Garber $63. The life-saving work is IfitrdtJitc- In the 36 years that followed confidence and admiration fot its 1890 the attendance at colleges and ed in the intermediate cla#' and Is furniture has always been accepted as fine furniture . . . so also are carried on through the fniermedi clarity and logic. His recital of universities Increased 529 per ceui. other questions that the nation will Garber Brothers* prices outstandingly economical. During the same period the atten ale-advanced class which prepares one thoroughly tor the'llte'-savljig have to face in the near future as- dance at normal schools increased 'sured the country that his ideas are 676 per cent. These increases were work. The charts listing‘ the isWjm-- mers names, requirements positive and his plan of action ef strikingly great but were below fective. We need these qualities in those of high school (not Including tests and individual pfbgre'ss df class members will be posted at the a President. junior high schools), which had (To be Continued) , more than 10 pupils In 1926 where building during all swimming class they had only one in 1890. The in es. This method will ehable tne . sV >’ s i creases here was i,055 per cent. swimmer to watcli her own'progress The most striking fact in the and provide for improvelhenL ’ study, however, is the steadily and Swimming classes on kcHfed- BOYS’ BOXING CLASSES ule recently published ‘wdie 'hoi' rapidly decreasing birth rate in the V... > •-vS' classified. The swimming periods United States which affects the Beginners next Monday evening number of pupils entering the are divided to accommodate all classes whether on Tuesday -or and continuing weekly throughout schools each year, and which may the winter there will be a boys become an outstanding racial phe Thursday. In this way, both ends of ..boxing class at the School Street nomena in the near future. That the pool will be in use one time and the swimmers are also ailO'VVed' Recreation Center. Frank C. number may become stationary des Busch will be in charge. The ses pite an increasing population. • more time. Miss Lalonde says that all members should lake advantage sions will be an hour long— from Reduced Birth Rate 5 until 6 o’clock. They will be held “ The reduction in th birth rate,’’ of the excellent facilities. In the junior gymnasium. says the Bureau of Education, “ is Following is the schedule: Instructor Busch holds that box Tuesday from 7 until 7:45, begin a fact that should not be overlook t ners; 7:45 to 8:30, intermediate ing gives the under-developed hov ed. This rate has dropped from and intermediate-advanced; 8:30 u» an opportunity to build himself into 25.1 per thousand population in strong, clean-living man. He de 1915 in the registration area, to 9:15, private. Wednesday from 8:45 @ 9^30, clares It Important that every boy 20.6 In 1926. This area Included 31 be given a chance to learn the fun per cent of the whole population in private. - damental points of “ the manly an Thursday from 7 until 7:45, pri sv %; 1916, and 76 per cent in 1926. of self defense.’’ '*'^1 “ Infant mortality rates have vate class for Cheney girls; 7:45 The class is for boys from ^‘igiu to 8:30, intermediate and interme // ff I dropped off materially during this to sixteen years'old. The first .ses 10-year period. The rate was ap diate-advanced; 8:30 to 9:15, Dj- sion will be next Mondav r.igut, ginnerg and life-saving. ^ proximately 102 per thousand live Optober 8. The on •/ I V blrtbs in 1915, an 71.7 in 1925. 1 = Applying the birth rate and the in « i«r» fant mortality rate for each year, FRIDAY IS CARD DAY this means that 22.5 children per EXEMPTED SOLDIERS Dining Room Suite thousand of the population reached Complete lOrPiece Colonial the age of one year in 1916. and A misunderstanding seems to less than 20 per thousand in 1926. MUST FILE TAX LISTS have arisen over a recent announce ment that the card parties at the . . . in Finest African Mahogany ,; ;. Side Recreation Center will be from 2:15 to 4:3() Friday af Service Men With $i,000 or e ternoons, but the statement was WAR TIME METHODS Less in Property Should Go correct. Miss Viola Lalonde, asso Through Form. ciate director, said today. Last year the card parties were BY MOSCOW TO SELL The exservice man who is en held on Thursday afternoons and titled to $1,000 deduction from his many guessed that the announce- BIG INDUSTRY LOAN property list and who owns-^jiaper- ■dives an error. The fact is that, be ty iu Manchester not exceedgg'ihal cause of the arrangement o f other sum should not make the tti^ k e activities, it has been necessary to of thinking that he does nm ttave-' move the date ahead a day. Miss Moscow.— War-time methods are to go to the office of the assessors Lalonde says she hopes the new being used to sell the 500,000,000 and file his list. ' time will meet with popular ap There are so many home owners with moderate incomes but with refined and very evident good rpble “ Second Loan for Industrial- Several of them have done This proval, but In ca.se it does not, an ItP.tlon,’’ the largest Internal float in the past and as a result wurtfhiol effort will be made, to change the taste, and whose ideal is simplicity and deli(iacy combined with ‘ quality . . . with that in mind the ation ever attempted by the So ^(Jljedule. .. viets. Though President Kalinin an only called upon to pay a “Darlington” was designed. This Is a dining room suite of finest African mahogany throughout, with to pay the penally charges, c nounced that the govenvnieiit NEW MEANEST THIEF lines that are sinlple yet not too severe, and offered at a remarkably low price. The design is based on frowned upon the use of pressure There have been cases \il.hei^ person owning an autmuoblle hr a and Intimidation in selling the lot .New York.:—There’s champion the Early American or Colonial. Although the proportions of this suite adapt it to the small or medi tery bonds to the people, trade lot valued al about $1,001^, have^ learned- that the assessor's have p'ble sitters, welner eaters and cof um size dining room liberal space is provided in the buffet, china cabinet and ser'ving table. The offr union officials have adopted this fee quafers, but the undisputed method quite openly. placed that property in the.llfl'.f.Pi:: the $1,000 value or so{)p,»j)Y|]at less “ meanest thief’ title goes to Dave set in the front of the buffet, provides for greater depth to the drawers as well as introducing the Trade union members, both men V^elner. Weiner, with $250 In his and women, are being asked to and, knowing that he it exempt fr>r $1,000 does not take the trouble to pockets, ’was caught by Detective graceful shape in the front line of the design. Ten pieces complete, exactly as pictured above . . . at contribute from four to eight per j.'Stanley after he had snatched a cent of their annual wages for the turn in u list. " this price represents a most remarkable value. Al the annual tovvn nie^ijig u battered purse containing 51 cents, bonds. The regular amount re from an 81-year-old woman. quested is from one-half to a full was hinted by one of the aOessnrs month’s wage from those receiving that the assessors were nottalled 100 rubles ($50) or more a month. upon to make out lists for pay 2-Pc. Suite By Inference, opportunities for ers. but that the taxpayer Dy law ■ promotion and even the holding of should make out his own Hal and jobs is made dependent upon loan even it other towns and cities have assessors paid to do this work it is in Denim purchases. t The voluntary response has been not oblligalory on assessors Ijp Man- cheerless. The vast majority of cheater to do the ^nie unless they ■workers and peasant barely make wish to. 2;. . euough to live. What little they For this reason, if for nOjOther, managed to save they spent for the ex-service man should nadke it their holidays. Private merchants his business to see that hl^llst is and kulaks (rich peasants) are un filed. By doing so he preveiOt's the willing to touch their stowed away 10 per cent, penalty being.."added. pioflts for '^fear of disclosing the A piece of property with an^s^^-j; , fact that they possess wealth In ed value of $1,000. If “ 10 pg--icetif-- When you see this la- currency form. ed," would go on the as0ssnrs’ The loan is Intended for capital books at $1,100 and this :^ ou d ' bel, “ Custom-built by Improvements to Industry and in mean that the exservice man:..would Garber Brothers” you have to pay a tax on the $100. villages. It is the first time that can rest assured that Solid Mahogany n the two objects have been com- above his exempllo.i. ■< As no notice is giveiv-w-hen the the suite a b'4ned in one loan to arouse general W i & m m i i r n participation. 10 per cent, penalty ex-service man, believUi|^*«bfJi*lfe^llf»iimr gootl value— but also a Salem Che>i BEtY OF RECORDS fully exempted will not realize that suite of graceful lines, London.— Badwell Ash Hall, he has to pay on the $100.j»xcdis, • luxurious, cornfort and West Suffolk, boasts an unusual so a tax lien will be filed and the combination of records. A brother exU'a costs wlU start to mount and • durable quality. This and sister were successive owner.s, In the end, instead of getting his suite comprises a dav- who died aged 91 and 90; a cook exemption on the $1,000 the tax on Sw eeter who cooked 59 Christmas dinners; the added $100, with all charges, enport and club chair Authentic In every, detail—and an excel Too much to eat— too rich a lent example of the best cabinet wprk. a housemaid who served for over may amount to more tlfa?i, {th® and covered in denim. Solid mahogany throughout. Fii’ 4 m whole tax would have even if he diet— pr too much smoking. Lots 40 years, and two horsemen with Cushions are reversible. rich antique mahogany. Hardware decora lifelong service, both over 80. were not exempt at all. Such in of things cause sour stomach, but tions are of solid brass. A remarkable cidents have happened In, the p^^t. .ofie thing’ can correct it quickly. •=/, Should sell for $225. value indeed. ‘ CAUGHT NAPPING 'Phillips Milk of Magnesia will al- SPARE THE PUPS kallnize the acid. Take a spoonful Pittsburgh.— What’s to be done ------''s 5- qi This pleasant preparation, and with a man who walks into a Milwaukee.— Sam Gorman”S dog fhe system is soon sweetened, strange house and goes to sleep had bitten two children and,three .vPhillips is always ready to re under the bed? Pittsburgh police adults, and was ordered hltdFbV lieve'distress from over-eating; to decided to hold Joseph Barclay on Judge Donovan. But just a few days check all acidity; or neutralize a suspicious person charge when before, the dog brought six,puppies nicotine. Remember this for your he was caught napping in The home i into the world. “ Judge,” said Sam, own comfort; for the sake of those of Mrs, D. Scott. “..... We’ll...... let...... the that dog has six puppies. What'&dlT iVound you. Endorsed by phy.sl- judge decide,” was the arresting of I to do about that?” So the judge cians, but they always say Phil FINE FURNITURE MORGAN ficer’s only comment. granted the dog a stay of execution lips. Don’t buy something else and until the puppies were able to--get- •ciipbct the same results! HAR'TFGRD HARTFORD y .ENIiAROE OPERA HOUSE along without their mother. to MARKET Stt Rome'.— 'The Royal Opera House AFTER EFFECT^ » is being improved In accordance .i'-.,-.; -V with suggestions made by Gov. Po "And after he kissed jjfpu three, •f fbogiani,'following visits made t>- Imes, then what?” Milk . Nei^'York and London. Plans In- “ Well— then he began to get . A Short Block- Frbia Main Street cUi0e<2QO additional seats. sentimental.’’— Lila. bhMt. o f Msd&iesia >■1^. , i- '. •>-<:?V---'
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Bin, ' OcL 1. lS8t So there! practices and vices which are ..uh- > i-tj'V. > Pvery Bvenlnn Eizcepi Sundajrt «n4 terly Inhuman and the very pom- HiiliilHva. prehension of which is beyond Knteted at the l^et Ottlce Et Man- THE BIG TIME ■■ Chester np Second Claaa Mall Matter. It’s World Series time in Amer those who fortunately, have not ------S , SUMSt'KiKJ ItiN UAI'BS: by Mall ica. . br-en brought into contact with six dollars a year, slaty cents a ' m in'h for ahoMet uerlnds. Possibly as many people in this minds and souls wandering lost in by carrier, eighteen cents a tVesk- country will be excitedly concern an inferno of neurotic disease. ^ Singlj cuidea rhrsa cents. ed to learn the outcome of the ' If the author, producer, and eait .SfPJCIAL AUVKIttlSI.NO KKPIlli;* of “The Pleasure Man” were tied Si:N I‘A I'I VK, Marntltnn-l>e l•Ue«^ Presidential election a little more Inc... 2 SR Madlaon Avenue, New Yo^H in bags and thrown off the Brookt and fit'i North Michigan Aveniia than a month hence as today are Cliicago. all stirred up over the outcome of lyn bridge the only harm that The Manchester Ifivenins Herald is the contest between the Yanks and ■would be done would bje to the air on sale in New Yotli City at Scliultss ready polluted waters of the East N e w s S’atid. Sixth Avenue end 4Ynd. the Cardinals, but it is somewhat Opportunity Street and 42nd Street entrenc4i ot River. • . . , ; - Orand Central Station and et all doubtful. Uoatling News Stpnda There is little use in moralizing • • « EVEN BREAK - ; , Client ot International News Ser* over such a situation. It simply is vice. and must be accepted. And of The New York .Tlmhs berates ^ "''s. ' Sale “International News Service has the Senator Borah for remaining, ( 4 i i’l exclusive rights to use toi republlca*. course It would be possibleYor the tion in any form all news dlsu.stlflie| nation to be in worse business than “regular” in campaign' time? ENDS SATURDAY crediied to or not otherwise oradited tliough he is often “irregular'^ At In this paper. It Is also exclusively going half mad over a game which entitled to use tor reiiuhllcaiton all not one in a thousand of its peo other periods. There is flomethlng the local or undated news puhliehed to what the Times says, of course. herein ■■ Pull Service Client ot N fil A ple really knows much about and Here’s your big chance to get Service. not one in a hundred ever played. But there Is nothing in what it says genuine, labor-saving Congol- The sports Instinct is strong in which does not apply with equal eum Rugs and yard goods at THURSDAY, OCT. 4, 1928 almost all of us, Herded into, cities force to plenty of Democratic lead money-saving prices. All the and big towns as the majority of ers and newspapers, including the newest patterns just received ' ^ J^imCRATION Americans now are, and having esteemed Times itself. from the factory. Popular old The glee of the friends of alien- little time and perhaps less Inclina There have been numerous oc patterns. Backed by the fam Ization of America over having a tion to take active part in outdoor casions on which the Times has ous .Gold Seal Guarantee. Don’t champion in the Presidential race games, organized baseball provides gene clean oft the reservation and pass up this money saving op is so great that the utmost circum a safety valve for the greater part h^s cudgeled its erudite brains foV portunity. spection on the part of the Demo ot them. words to adequately describe the cratic managers cannot always We have to get excited about evilness of that Tammany Hall keep them silent. something now and then, else our concerning whose method of get*^ Another Shipment brings more* Fall In renominating Senator Royal impulses would atrophy and we ting a living it is so Silent in these New Patterns • S. Copeland in the New York Dem would become as clams. Baseball pre-election days. ocratic state convention at Roches serves the pui^ose. So be it. When the Times declare that It ter Abraham Kaplan bragged of can’t support a Tammany sachem 6x9 feet...... $5.20" the activities of the senator in at for-president of the United States' 7V?.x9 fe e t...... $6.45 tempting to “humanize” the immi WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE it can iTith some show of fairness AXMINSTER RUGS 9x5 feet $7.70 We are wearying, and we fancy gration laws. To “humanize” ^the demand of Borah that he• 4refuse a to election laws means, in the minds a great many other Americans are support a Republican ckndidata he*' 9x101/2 feet ...... $8.95 ot the alienizationists, to admit, wearying, of the everlasting carp cause Harry Daugherty and Albert 9x12 feet ...... $9.95 outside the quotas, all “Immediate ing against France and coddling of Fall were Republicans. I HE new Axminster rugs for Fall tion of designs available. Soft, subdued relatives” of quota-admitted aliens. Germany, with relation to the have proven their popularity* Our colorings . . . rich all-over Persian designs, And other sizes down to It would mean, In other words, the Rhineland evacuatioil, indulged in whole stock was practically sold out . . . soft deep piles . .. these are the fea 18x36 inches at .... 39c destruction of the whole principle by individuals and newspapers so it was necessary to reorder the same tures that are making‘the Fall p^tteiihs so popular. Even the Ipwest priced lines ' Congoleum by the of immigration restriction. Senator whose information as to the ac patterns again! They’re here now, with Copeland, in the words of Mr. Kap tual underlying motivation and the Health and Diet have the beautiful colorinlorings and designs of Square Yard__ 59c lan, h.as been more active than any true potential military situation as a few new patterns to enlarge the selec the heavier grades. other senator In this .line of en between France and Germany is ex deavor. tremely sketchy it not nil. Advice So carried away with his sub Those whose arguments that the 9x12 Feet . 81/4x101/3 Feet By OH. FKAfiK McCX)F 66x9x Feet Old Patterns ject did the nominator become that Rhinelands should be evacuated he shouted, “In the Declaration of forthwith are predicated on the Irade 1 ...... $33.75 Grade 1 ,...... $28.25 Grade 1 , .....$17.55 (Dropped from our line) Independence was first written op off-hand assumption that Ger Grade 2 ...... $42.75 Grade 2 ,...... $36.35 Grade 2 . .... $22.95 6x9 fe e t...... $3.95 position to the obstruction of Im many has complied with all the un Dr. McCoy will glAdly answer migration.” And therein he utter dertakings resulting from the personal questions on healtii Grade 3 ...... $49.50 Grade 3 ...... $45 Grade 3 . v . .. $25.65 71/2x9 fe e t...... $4.75 ed the real views of the group to treaty—including the Hartford and diet, addressed to bt.niV cdr*- Grade 4 ...... $52.65 Grade 4 ...... $49.50 Grade 4 of The Herald. Enclose stainpeo \ . \ .. .1. $28.35 9x9 feet ...... $5.95 whom Governor Smith yielded Courant—have, if we may make addressed, large envelope for re ■when he attacked the 1890 quota bold to say so, no possible way of ply. 9x101/2 feet'...... $6.50 basis. knowing what they are talking ' —...... ' - II MM i, ^ 9x12 fe e t______$6.95 This elenient In the backing of shout. The extent of Germany’s BRONZED SKIN DISEASE. 27x54 Inch Smith, which would stand over disarmament is debatable, highly When your cat’s hair stands on 36x63 Inch end through fright, it is because , 221/2x36 l^ch , , him, were he elected President, f 0 . And as far as submitting to the Grade 1 ...... $3.25 his adrenals are throwing out Grade .1 ...... $4.50 li;.-'! wr.-- with a whip ot votes in its hand, principle of reparation is concern-^ quantities of their sCcfetlon. It is is utterly opposed to any real im ed, the chilly fact Is that Germany claimed that even humans have had Grade 2 ...... $5.85 Grade 2 ...... $4.00 *Gradel__ .I.'.- $2.50 migration restriction whatever. hasn't paid a nickel that she hasn’t their hair stand up when frighten Ttrade 3 ...... $7.65 Grade 3 ...... $4.95 Grade 2 ...... $2.75. Seldom is its purpose permitted borrowed In the United States. . ed. We are learning more each to come to the surface, where it France has proven by more than day about the function of ductless Grade 4 ...... $7.65 Grade 4 ...... $5.35 Grade 3 ...... -... $2.98 glands. If we ever learn to accu •Made 36x70 Inch. can be seen. It is the subject of the a hundred years of history that the rately control these glands we may Grade d ...... $3.65 real whispering in this campaign. last of her imperial aspirations look for a race of supper men. The •Made ISxSg lnch. j “ ' “Elect Smith and he will let in the died on the Island of St. Helena. suprarenal glands of adrenals hordes of our ‘relatives!’ ” is the Thefe is as yet no proof whatever two small capsules, one attached to sibilent slogan. the upper part of each kidney! i that the imperial aspirations of ' It has long been knotvn thAt a Plain Taupes Only once in a while, as in the Germany died on the 11th of disease of these organs produces case of Kaplan, does the spring of November, 1918. extensive changes within the body. Plain taupe Axminsters, Plain Green and Rose secret purpose bubble forth. There is altogether too great a The most pronounced symptom of with self-toned border, can be disposition to make the Zeppelins a disease is a bronzing of the skm Often a plain^reen or plain similar to stains from walnut juice. had in .3 different qualities, rose rtig is desired'* tdi , com of 1928 overshadow the memory Sometimes this stain is very faint, each of slightly different TEARS FOR THE BIRDS of the Zeppelins of J917. Which plete a certainrcolor scheme. and can only be detected On the shades: 9x12 ft., $42.75, Axminster rugs in a soft A tender Iieart on the Hartford was our ally In that war, anyhow— mucous membranes of the mouth When you select Armstrong’s $49.50> $52.65; 8^ x10 >/2 f t , plain -green and a rich rose Times staff has voiced its anguish Germany or France? , but it may become extensive hs to $39.60, $45, $49.50; 71/2x9 ft, Inlaid Linoleum for your hpme^' over the shooting of game birds. It cause the skin to resemble that of s' If you wish a plain wall-to-wall are available with self-toned have it layed the Watkins Way mulatto. I . $32.40, $35.55, $36.90; 6x9 ft, longs for the time when bumah na carpeting without seams ask to border; to order only; - 9x12, . . . permanent, seamless, water- This disease of the suprarenal $24.30, $25.65, $28.35. see samples of Blgelow-Hartford’s $52.65; 8^x101/2, $49.M; and ture shall have so amended itself RECOGNIZING RUSSIA capsules has been termed ‘;Addi . And small sizes to match. Brewster Broadlooms. 25 colors. tight. Will not bulge or- that men will not “protect birds Russia having sent in Its notice son’s Disease” In honor of' the man. smaller sizes to match; ’ ‘ buckle. for the purpose of shooting them,” of adherence to the Kellogg-Brland who first described It. The teruV and expresses its conviction that anti-war pact, it Is difllcult to see "Addison’s Disease” usually means tuberculosis of the suprarenal cap “the killing of beautiful, helpless, how the United States Senate can sules, although Addison included winged creatures for ‘sport’ can ratify the treaty and the United any disease of the .suprarenal cap W ATKI NS scarcely be defended by any honest States still continue to maintain sules, such a.s cancer. The plgmeti ! conscience.” Its position of non-recognition of tation of the skin is not always EXCLUSIVE REPKKSEN'rATIVES FOR CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES the Russian Soviet Union without present, but it may precede or fol We would suggest that this is low symptoms of indigestion: putting the matter jifst a wee mite indulging in legal fiction to an ex In addition to the digestive dis ptrongly. We know a good many tent passing the absurd. turbances, .thei patient notices a honest consciences that would at It is the conviction of probably muscular weakness, ochronlc tired least^eek to defend the practice of nine-tenths of the American peo- ness and lanquor, severe pain and tle that the present government of tenderness in' the abdominal and $ shooting game birds under certain lower back regions. The muscles definite restriction?. And In saying Russian is tyrannical, bloodstain afe usually not reduced Ifi size, In ed, destructive and of profoundly quickly restored to their nor- this we are not backing up a per- the earlier stages, but Advanced this? What is the cause of it? And dansantrto dansant. The gilded clutching' at bygone romance. In f-onal appetite for slaughter be (vil inception, it’ is, nevertheless, cases may be attended by severe fUUctlonlng through the fasting the cure?’' aod'dlet treatment; NEW YORK grandm ^ began to underwrite many of the places handsomet^' cause it is a great many years the only government of that coun- einanciaticn. . The disease’fs accom*.. Answer: You probably have the m theim. They were wardrobed, fed young attendants will be prepared! panted by symptoms showing an Ir-, ■ V same over-acidity of the mouth that New York, Oct. 6^ The gigolo Is since we pulled a shotgun trigger. 'vy and while it lasts its existence and put on a payroll, their'office to dance with the customers—foR' regular or.deflciant blood supply, |^
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Open Season— And LoadeddtoBwjBri^ has learned not to expect the beav WORLD SERIES BLOCKS results from bouse to house 'calling^ while the world’s baseball series is 'N on and will spend'this time in THE PERSONAL TAX MAN mapping his work.
Enumerator Knows Better J''*- Than to Start Canvass Dur BOY’S LEG BROKEN ing Baseball Frenzy. flTA»Ji f J r IN FOOTBALL GAME ?/w David McCann, who made the the MOTORIS ' . j V personal tax enumeration last year and who has been named by the selectmen to do the same work this Hugo, 11-year-old son of Mr. and Ho HUA(T/A1G year, is planning to get at the Job Mrs. John B. Bengston of 119 at once and will devote his entire Cooper Hill street, is In Manches ALLOWfip/ time to it. ter Memorial hospital with a brok COMPLETE BATTERY SERVICE Mr. McCann last year added 1,- en leg suffered- while playing foot 000 names to the list of two years ball yesterday afternoon at the West Side playgrounds. SPfFCH ago. He is now planning to lay out ATLANTIC GASOLINE AND OILS his work so that he will be able to Hugo was playing with a group cover the various districts in order. ot young boys In a “ scrub game” He will start first in the southeast and was carrying the ball when part of the town where there are thrown hard by a “ flying tackle” By ISRAEL KL!.!iIN net many houses, but much terri- about the neck. He was removed to Day And Nij|ht t)ry to be covered. the hospital where it was found Summer may have spoiled us for Prom experience Mr. McCann that his left leg was fractured. the rest of the year. Driving so far as care of the 'Car was con cerned, went along smoothly- and lack of trouble encbanced. our en joyment of the season. 1 But cold weather Is coming j'*" '’FT V*- ^ Jf along and we should be prepared There is no need to worry about battery troubles now. for it. Fully prepared, there Is no reason why we shouldji’t continue The complete facilities at onr disposal for any kind of enjoyment of the automobile, de spite the cold. • battery work and our twenty-four hour service assures Preparation for winter driving IO-S«> It should begin now. With so long a you the satisfactory type of work you expect. star, time may be had for leisure » t/i ly attention to all parts of the au tomobile. ALSO BATTERIES Reviewing the troubles most common to motoring In win FOR YOUR RADIO ter, we find uppermost that of overheating of the engine. There fore our first thought should be Why not patronize a day and night garage where you .•ti that of avoiding motor overheating so far as possible. can get service when you want it? The first step In avoiding over heating is maintaining a perfect cooling system. Tha radiator must be intact, not a hole in it, and it / -N must be cleared of all rust and IMS, other matter that might clog it up. The cylinder head sbould also be cleaned of rusty accumulatlohs gress are Curtis of Kansas, Edge !—and summer Is the • tline iivhen of New Jersey, Hale of Maine, this happens. Keyes of New Hampshire, McLean The hose connections must he in Schaller’s iaSHINGTON^ of Connecticut, McNary of Oregoh,' I iTypewriters ' good shape and should be tightened Oddie of Nevada, Phipps of ColorsM up where they connect with the ‘LETTEl do, Shortridge of California, Snj(Wt) ' AH makes, sold, rented, ex- radiator and cylinder head. And of Utah, Warren of Wyoming an^. -'di'anged and overhaule
•'•'i x i i , Phone SPEED LIMIT GOES UP A.- New Jersey ' has Increased Its Silk City Filling Station 201 r.peed limit along country high Every mile driven with oil ways from 30 to 40 miles an hour. Speed limitations are r also-, placed of inferior quality 'bums on drivers at school, sones, curves, out bearings, fir s 't cripples, i! in i ■ l| then shortens the life of !i:y : grade crossings and In municipali ties. your motor. We help you to*;keep costs down to the TEST FRENCH FUELS M odernize lowest, -mth good gas, pure Twenty auto trucks and ears oil, best service. Your toured France tor over 1,000 miles In a demonstration of tho economy NE- « of using French fuels’; asagainst Kitchen Two Planks or a Carload Imported gasoline. Only gases produced by French firms were y . 'V with a It is a rule of this organization that no matter how small used. the order it must receive careful attention, be right before it leaves our yards. PHONE—BATTERY SERVICE—1710 Knowing this,' it . is easy to understand why the people Reliable Alex Toumaud, Prop. Comer Onter and Adams St. ^ntury (rsiwfbrd of Manchester and surrounding communities turn to us for • lumber and building supplies. They know that when their order is delivered it will be just as ordered and4here when B a tt^ Service wanted. Manchester Auto CORDUROY 'HOVSANDSy som e o f them you r own That, we believe is real service. Rentals and Repairs TopGo. Jf. friemU,f no doubt, have proved through Goodyeair, Firestone experienceT that a Century Crawford means f, •..) i'C ] - i'' We’ll Cfdl AnywBere • AU Work Fnllf Gnanuiteed. hetter-prepared meals, shorter cooking hours, I .'ii >.*. ^*Our Lumber Builds Manchester Homes. TeL 1272-3 ^ W. 9. MBSSIBR HRES a cleaner hftchen. . . And all these advantages Center Street, Oor. Hendereon Road Soryice That Can’t Be Beat! may be enjoyed at a price that brings them Our Coal Heats Them” ■ ^ Phone 181S-8 -I ’ ■ • N wWiin any budget . . . The Century may be V. . 1 b- , Radiator Work td in j^ay, blue, green, or black enamel, j.'i 'lin; P. J. MORIARTY ' stoveiletck finish. Vulcadiizinsr CLBJ^ VP CAUFORMIA Comer West Center and 'A sUte-wlde'Campaign to clean IdcKee Streets up and beautify the roadsides ' of Tei. 566 ANCBGSreR LOMBCR BARLOW’S GARAGE 'jr.'i • INCORPORATED California has been launched by ■ ' 'ii'i'i' i' II I f- WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc.;: the Automobile Club of Southern Arkansas - finally brought the 595 Main St., So. Manchester California. Civic organizations, m^atter of evolution to a popular women's clubs, nswspspers- and referendum. We're glad somebody Manchester. Connecticut Ne.at Door to Sheridan Hotel .C'i iitij ai'j'ii city officials are co-operating. decided to settle it. f
■ •.A..,:,: • •• *’ ■ '■ ' ■ t ■ ■ ■ , . * i , PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER (CQNN,) EVENING HESALD. THURSDAY,.OCTOBER 4,1928. TURNS INTO DRIYEWAY DAILY RADIO PROCiRAM 'Mysterious Band Of Sneak Thieves FOR RADIQ 399.8— WTAM, CLEVELAND—750. Prey On Employes In K 5 . iv INJURES LITTLE BOY T^wsdayi October 4. 7:00—Hollender orchestra. Leading DX Stations. AUi»d Shirley, popular actor and ra 8:00—^WEAF program s (2 hrs.) 475.9—W SB, ATLANTA—630. IS ON AS PARIS dio artlBt, will be heard In character lOtOO-t-Concdrt: N eapolitans. 10:00—WEA'F H alsey S tu art hour. 440.9— W e X -W JR , D E T R O IT —680. • 10:30—Atlanta Masonic program. By ALFRED T. NEWBERRY ^fight to rid the government build Have ydu heard the ' new izations from boohs by Rudyard Kip 8:00—W JZ program s (3 hrs.) 11:45—City organ recital. Five-Year-OM Joseph Kenne ling and Charles Dickens during a 11:00—E gyptian serenaders. 526—KYW, CHICAGO—570. ^ Inteniatluna) News Service Staff ings of amateur th]eveiC7i6ilfc,,pWfes- dy’s Leg Broken iii Center Majestic Electric Radio? broadcast through WJZ at 7 o’clock 12:00—O rganist: dance music. 7:30—Organ recital. Correspondent. sional sneak-thieves Is onr v^ ; Thursday, night Mr. Shirley will Im 635.4— W TIC, H A R TFO R D —660. 8:00—WJZ programs (4 hrs.) Street Accident. personate Dick Heldar, from "The 6:30—D inner m usic; baseball. 389.4— W BBM, CHICAG O —770. Colonel Grant knows his istand- Barstow Rad|cN Light That Failed" by Kipling, and 7:15—M usical period. 8:10—O rchestra, organ, songs. . Washington, — Thieves are at iQg. army of building and park the court room scene from Dlcken s 8:00—M urrler; political talk. 10:00—Collegian’s orchestra, Paris—The gold rush is-on. m work in the U. S. Treasury Build- guards i Is insufficient', has Earl, five-year-old son of Mir. "Pickwick Papers." A string quartet 9:30—Delaney’s orchestra, 11:00—Classical concert; nance. Paris! ‘ and Mrs. Joseph J. Kennedy •of’' 7 365.6— W EBH-W JJD, CHICAGOV-820. lag! They are active in all the drafted Into service every mM and FirstIfl Town. will augment, tkip program and will 10:30—Cloutier’s orchestra. It is a rush to sell and buy gold. other local federal government'^oman, old or young, to guar4 the Rosemary Place, Is In Manchester 210 .Hiildle I’uriijiike East play “Au Bord d«i la Mer," by Dunk- 422.3— WOR, N EW A R K —710. 9:00—M ooseheart hour. The scene'of frenzied transactions Memorial hospital wltjh a broken ler a rondo by Mozart, and Paster 7:15—Levltow ’a dance music. 9:30—Studio hub hour. buildings. Employees are the only valuables of each of the thousands tS^iplh' MaiirhetO *‘1’ nak’s “Rustic Idyl.” Half an hour 8:00—Coloniel M inute men. 10:30—E dgew ater orchestra; artists. is on the edges of the' Central Mar ones in jeopardy. The petty lar- of employees which is Itupnssible, rVjght leg, having heeniStruqk by an later, through the same station, Jose 9:00— Light opera, "Boccaccio.” 11:00—Studio program . kets where tons of carrots, cab cenies, however, do not effect Un- jj0 says. He has sent “general'or- ’automobile driven ' by Willard(I C. Tovar will direct his Mexican 9:30—Studio stock company. 12:00—A rtists; concert trio. Robb of' 193 Center street at the Tlplca orchestra as It presents Mexi 10:00—Symphony orchestra, soprano. 416.4— W G N -W LIB , CHICAG O —720- bages, beef—rail the day’s eatables cle Sam’s fat treasury nor alter .jjefg” to the workers to guard; their can and Spanish numbers. The Com 11:00—Lopez’s orchestra. 9:30—Gang’s radio show. for the capital—are dumped etery Secretary of Treasury Andrew Wy own property and also keep au"eye driveway Into Stephen’s garage on fort hour through WLAF and allied 333.1—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—900. 10:00—M usical comedy revival. morning. i Mellon’s announced predictions for” on the valuables of one another, Center street early last evening. stations at 7:30 will offfer a musical 7:00—Lowe’s dance orchestra. 11:10—Q uintet, songs, music. ' Peasants in wooden shoes and Robb was driving a new Chev description of the family celebrating 7:30—W JZ program s (1% hrs.) 12:00—D ream ship; friends, continued prosperity. T Girls were told to /take their mother’s birthday. The musicians will 9:00—Soprano, ensem ble , 12:45—D rake dance music. keen-eyed foreigners of nondescript As in. most other case.B.“it'ls the rolet automobile which he bad he an instrumental trio, pianist, vio 9:30—^WJZ program s (1% hrs.) 344.6— W LS, CHICAGO —870. appearance barter on cafe’’ terraces ;Pqo^ shop girl .who pays. "^{|^.,p^urses and jewelry with them'whOn driven to Manchester from Port linist and vocalists. At the same time 11:00—Baseball scores. 7:10—Jack and Jean; pianisL and curbstOLes, the peasants eftr Chester, N. Y. The child is said to WGY will radiate an agricultural pro 491.5— W EA F, N EW Y O R K —610. 7:55—Organist; scrap book. i stenogs. typists, file clerks, aftd- ^ f , gram in which will be featured ad 6:00—D inner m usic; basebalL 8:30—Angelus: Supertone hour. deavorihg to obtain the highest sect’etaries are the prey of a mys-i ^ desk. Nothing of value have darted in front of the car as dresses by Olwyn Hugher, IL H. 7:00—M id-week hym n sing. 447.5— WMAQ.WQJ, CHICAGO—760. price for their gold and the strang terlous band of sneak-thieves. ' should be left in unlocked lockers, Robb turned Into the driveway. Roberts and W. A. Stannard. Other 7:30—Com fort hour. 10:00—C oncert; AUld Sandy. ers offering smooth arguments to A number' of girl employees have t Before leaving an office unoc- higl.lights for the same night will be 8:00—"The Song Shop.” 10:30—^Violinist; orchestra. close the deal. ; fbund the slmple'process of powder-employees should see both- the light opera "Boccaccio" through 8:30—Hoover Sentinels orchestra. 11:00—Amos ’n’ Andy. Kow iii fhe Time to the Columbia systeih at 9. the Kelso 9:00—Republican cam paign talk. 12:00—A erials; dance music. Instead of “dust" or “pay dirt” ing their nose and arranging.'their ( abOut tb. mixed quartet thro\igh WNYC at 9:30 9:30—The Cabin Door. ' 319—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—940. the commodity at hand Is the gold- halt^ costly. When they returned j attract the eye of a thief Lay in Your jCoal and a symphony orchestra and so 10:00—Hnlsey-Stuart hour. 10:00—rWOR Columbia hour. coin of pre-war date. Some of- toUhelr desk they found their val-1 Meanwhile the guards will malh- prano through WOR at 10. 10:30—Palais D’Or orchestra. 11:00—Amos ’n’ Andy. . , I —------11:30—P ark C entral orchestra. 11:15—M ountaineers; frolic. these coins reposea impotent In uables missing. Some have had tain a watchful eye over the em- Onr Famlljr Loan SerwlM Black face type Indicates best features 464.3— W JZ; N EW Y O R K —680. 499.7— W FA A , D A LLA S —600. woolen socks and masked nichss of tbelr pay envelopes stolen. Others . ployees and their locker rooms, -HWl SelTo A lt T our 6:25—Baseball scores; orchestra. 7:30—W EA F Com fort hour. provincial chimneys for ten and reported the loss of wrist-watches,., Colonel Grant is confident the All programs Eastern Standard Time 6:45—Dog talk, "Dogs." 9:30—W JZ Maxwell hour. Money Probleno 7:00—Alfred Shirley, characterizations 374.8— w o e , D A V EN PO R T—800. even twenty years.. ‘ : Hugs, bracelets and other jewelry. {thefts will cease when the employ- 'Do Your Feet and Ankles Swell' 7:30—Tlplca orchestral music. 10:3U—'fhe Ten banjoleers. With the stabilization pf the lyvariahly the articles were taken ees exercise judgment; and care Leading East Stations. 11:00—Two dance orchestras. .nhd Inflame and Get so Sore Yon $ 1 0 0 LOAN payiAU $5 8:00-^Retold tales. franc a flood of yejlow metal was from unlocked desks and lockers. with their property. He is of Xde monthly, plus lawful 272.6—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 8:30—Sparkers orchestra, songs. 499.7— WBAP, FORT WORTH—600. released from Its. hiding place. The Can Hardly Walk'? 9:15—Ambas.sador concert. 9:00—M ilady’s m usicians. 8:30—Songs; piano recital. ,Tlre number of thefts have In opinion no thief would^nter a'gbv-'' !.)■ interest. g;4a—Subway boys, studio. 9:30—Maxwell musical hour. 9:30—W JZ Maxwell hour. Bank of France^ willing to buy gold creased to such an alarming pro ernment building and deliberately Have You Varicose or 10:30—Three dance orchestras. 10:00—M ichelln'm ale singers. 499.7—KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—600. money at the legal rate, was over portion that Lt, Col. U. S. Grant, "pull a job” by forcing a locker $ A O O ^O A K paytible$10 11:00—M eyer D avis ensemble. 285.^WBAL, BALTIMORE—1050. 10:30—Blue Danube nights. whelmed. Swollen Veins and Bunches monthly, puts lawful 7:30—Contralto, tenor. 11:00—Slumber music. . 11:15—Studio organ recital. III,'Director of the Office of Pub or desk drawer. Asked how thfe, 88:00—String quartet, soprano. 405.2— WFI, PHILADELPHIA—74tf. 370.2— W D AF, K A N SA S C IT Y —810. { The unofficial gold market then lic 'Buildings and Parks, has been robbers enter the building he said Near Ankle or Knee? interest. 0:00—Hhe Melodeeys entertainment. 7:15—Topics in Season. 9:30—W JZ Maxwell hour; sprang up at the point most easily commissioned to take steps to make they come as visitors. De does not 9:3(i—WJZ programs (1 hr.) 8:00—W EA F program s (3t,4 hrs.) 10:00—W EA F H alsey S tu art program . accessible to the peasants—the the thieves surrender. think the thefts are ‘‘ttiside Jo]5s”, £i' To stop the misery, pain or sore- $ 3 0 0 LOAN payable $15 10:30—Musical memories. 348.6— WIP, PHILADELPHIA—860. 12:45—N ighthaw k frolic. !fiess, help reduce the dangerous monthly, plus Uxwftd 302.8—WGR, BUFFALO—990. 8:00— Hajoca musical shower. 468.5—KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. huge municipal food depot where He has held councils of war. The i —made by other federaf employees." 7:30—Texaconians entertainm ent. 9:00—Newton radio forum. 12:00—N. B. C. entertainm ent. rural trucji gardeneru bring their swollen veins and strengthen the interest. 8:00—W arner picture hour . 10:00—Two dance orchestras. 1:00—Dance orchestras. produce every day.- logs, use Moone’s Emerald OIL Other Ainotmts la Propottloa 0:00—Republican campaign talk. 315.6— KDKA. PITTSBURGH—950. 405.2—WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—740. Posters and sandw’chmen offer This clean powerful penetrating 9:30—A rcadia dance music. 6:30—Saudek's ensemble. 0:3ii—Levin B rothers: pianist. 10:00—WEAK program s (2 hrs.) 6:5.5—Baseball scores: orchestra. 10:12—Theatrical entertainm ent. bargains for gold. Hospital Worker For 50 Yeats yet safe antiseptic healing oil is ob Cost fixed bylaw. Every repay 12:01)—Buffalo Symphony orch. 8:00—W JZ program s (3 hrs.) 336.9— WSM, NASHVILLE—890. “We pay more than any, bank for tainable at Magnell Drug Co., So. ment reduces the cost. All 545.1—WMAK, B U F F A LO —550. 461.6— WCAE, PITTSBURGH—650. 9:30—AV.TZ Maxwell hour. your gold coins.” says a poster. The Manchester and all first-class drug loans in strict privacy. 8:00—Program of classics. 7:00—P ianist; Gimbee: talk. 10:00—rBelle-Camp entertainm ent. Numbers Friends Among Di^ctors stores. 9:00—WOR Columbia program. 8:00—W EA F program s (2% hrs.) 11:00—Studio features. peasant! is lured by this. Proof is 11:0.';—Wolnnek music conservatory. 280.2— WHAM, ROCHESTER—1070. 384.4— KGO, O A K LA N D —870. that the gold merchants value cafe peJr s o n a l f in a n c e 11:30—Political talk; o rg an ist 8:30—Studio entertainm ent. 10:30—Drama, Rembrandt trio. terraces so much that they pay up In hundreds of cases Moone’s 461.6—W NAC, BOSTON—6C0. 9:00—W JZ program s 0^4 hrs.) 11:30—N. B. C. program s hrsl.) Baltimore, Md.— Doctors bills morning of his fiftieth anniversary, Emerald Oil has given blessed re COMPANY 7:11—Amo.s 'n ' Andy. 10:30—A rtists; dance mu.sic. 254.1—W RVA, R ic h m o n d - 1180. to $ 1 0 a day to retain an advan lief. Wonderful for Ulcers, Old 7:30—Physical culture concert. 375.9— WGY. SCHENECTADY—790. 8:30—W arner wise krackers. tageous-location. are non'-existent for William Woods along with a note of congratula Ilouuis 12 and 2, State Theater^ 8:00—F urriers feature hour. 12:5.5—Time; weather; markets. 9:0ft—Talk and songs. Rivalry Is. keen. If a peasant master carpenter, 77, who just .Songs, Broken Veins and Trouble- Buililiiig. 758 Maid Street, 9:15—Discovery hour: orche.stra. tion from Dr. WinfordSH. SmltnV ‘■S.ihie Cases of Eczema. 9:00—WOR program s (2 hrs.) 0:00—Stocks; baseball scores. starts toward one buyer. he is completed 50 years of coitinuous .director of the hospital. | -j SO. MANCIIES'L'EK, GONN. 428.3—WLW, CINCINNATI—700. 6:30—Orchestra: baseball scores. 422.3— KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—710. Gall, Write-or Uhone U M . 8:30—T am buritza orchestra. 7:30—Outdoor talk; concert. 11:00—F eature program . quickly buttonholed by - a competi-' service with the world famous He has been a friend df all here, 9:00—W JZ program s (1V4 hrs ) 8:00—W EA F program s (2V4 hrs.) 12:00—N.'B. C. dance music. tor’s scout. “Don’t go there,” Johns Hopkins hospital. _ m o o n e ’s 0|»eit 8 :8U to 6. Sat. 8:80 to 1* 10:30—H istory: Amos ’n’ Andy. 10:30—Studio dance orchestra. 344.6—W CBD, ZIO N —870. whispers the spout.” My patron’s the physicians, nurses and others,'’ Licensed by State, 11:10—Two dance orchestras. 11:00—Dance m usic; organist. 8:00—Brass quartet, artists. He has for friends, physicians Smith declared after praising bonded to publie. Secondary Eastern Stations Secondary DX Stations. rate is ten centimes better." known the world ever for their Woods' work. Dishonest dealing, if any, re skill and knowledge. They tell him eneriudoil 508.2—W E E I, BOSTON—590. 9:4.5—Symphony music; play. 275.1—W ORD, B A TA V IA —1090. mains undisclosed. The buyers pay Construction work of the older 8:00—Trappers program . 10:30—O rgan: musical program . 9:00—Concert: talks; lesson. he Is almost perfect, physically, in 8:30—WEAK program s (1 hr.) 394.5— W HN, NEW YORK— 760. 10:00—Musical program; readings. as much ’or more than the legstl spite of his age. During his half sections of the hospital is the pride 361.2— WSAI, CINCINNATI—830. 10:45—Songs: pdeins; songs. 288.3— W EN R, CH ICAG O —1040. rate. They .are speculating on the century of work he has lost but and joy of Woods’ heart. He com 9:00—K entucky m instrels. 12:00—M idnight Bohemia. 6:00—Organ; talks; stocks. future of gold .coins. - The peasant ments with scorn on the “new Tan 10:00—W EA F Hnlsey-.,Stuart hour, 370.2—WLWL, NEW YO RK- 860. 9:00—O rchestra, a rtists (2 hrs.) at last is glad to rid himself of few days work due to sickness. 10:30—Artist.s: d.ance orchestras. 7:00—K. of C. hour; topr.m o. 305.9—W H T, CH ICAG O —980. Among his friends he counts the gled^ ways of putting up brick 265.3— W H K, C L E V E L A N D —1130. 7:15—Music; talk; orche.stra. 10:00—Studio concert. , his idle gold. Buytr and seller are walls”. He pointed out that today 8:00—1. B. S. A. broadcasts. 11:00—Your hour league. , both satisfied. Only a financial internationally known Drs. William 526— \yNYC, NEW YORK— 570.. Osier and William S. Halstead. a wall supporting two stories Is 9:00—IVOR Columbia program s. 7:35—Air college; pianist. 535.4— WHO, DES MOINES—560, profit can forsee who' in the long 11:00—Dav’s dance prehe.stra. 10:00—N. B. C. orchestras. Woods opened the doors of Johns merely an I-beam, a weiPidf qnq Let Toridheet 352.7—W W J, D E T R O IT —850. 8:15—Tenor; talk: ballads. run will have made a bargain. brick thickness, with a two (i. thrge, 8:30—W EAF program.s (1 hr.) 9:00—Violin and piano duets. 416.4— KHJ, LOS ANGELES—720. Hopkins to visitors the first time. 9:30— Kelso mixed quartet. 11:00—O rchestra; songs; artists. inch' inner surface,” conti’asting Keep Your Home Warm This Winter. 9:30—Studio orchestra. The average frenchman takes May 7, 1889. These doors have not 10:00—W EA F H alsey Stu.art hour. 468.5— WRC, W ASHINGTON— 640. 12:00—I ^ n c e music. been locked since. He recalls the this with the 18 to 36 inch walls of 10:30—W EA F dance music. 9:30—W EA F program s (1V4 hrs.) 508.2—WOW, OMAHA—590, three baths’ a year, according to his day. Do Away With Coal, Soot, Ashes, Dirt and 410.7—CNRM, M O N TREA L—730, 11:00—W JZ Shim bcr music. 10:00—Feature program. figures recently p'ubllshed in the occasion clearly. 9:30—Carillon recital. 12:00—Daugherty’s orchestra. 11:00—B urnham 's rhythm kings. ‘Paris Solr.’ This means the The carpenter received $280 in “We have much less trouble with Much Hard \\^ rk Frenchman in Paris. Bath-tub? are gold as a gift of hospital woriiers the walls of the old buildings than ^ t so few and far between In the pro and officials of the hospital the the new,” he said. The woman of the home, with a proper pride in it, will vinces and -small towns that It Is thoroughly appreciate Toridheet, with its dual advan- Virginia Farmers Begin Ancient scarcely worth while accounting fop CLUB FOR BOYS FORMED j tages of ease of control and absolute freedom from soot, the baths In thep parts. DAVID CHAMBERS In Paris there are one hundred IN IXJNDON IN PLAN TO ash and dust. WTIC Annual Tobacco Curing Process establishnients pf big baths and HELP JUVENILE OPFENDRS CONTRA! TOR When she has investigated she will find that Toridheet little ones, each consisting of twen meets in every way the ideals and'requijfements that she Travelers Insurance Co. ty tubs or more. In the two thou Hartford London.— A new method of help AND BUILDER herself would set up as absolutely necessary for proper Boydton, Va.- Virginia today<^around the barns, watching the fire sands tubs there are taken about ing juvenile offenders is being tried home heating. . was preparing for its yearly presen and mending old and broken equip ten baths a 4ay, making about 7,- by the Chiet Constable «t Hyde, J. 68 Hollister S treet, „ 535.4 m. 560 k. c. , ( ,in a year. ' ■ The first requirement is safety. , . ToridhePt is toore tation of a picture old as Crinoliie ment. At night, barefoot, they , sit 3 0 0 0 10 W. Danby. He proposes to iorm a iniu'',, hBrt days of the early colonies— toba co in the shadows that streak Ihrough Thenrthere are thirty swimming club for boys and youths who have ’^-than merely safe. It. is siiper-s^e'. " ' ' ' curing time. the woods as the wind fans the fire pools or steam-baths which func When installed, Toridheet presents a clean and work I’rogram for Tliursday tion regularly four months of the come under the notice of the po The speed of this amazing world this way and that, to discuss to nce, with the object of winning manlike appearance. The space about the furnace is 6:00 p. m.— National Republican Increases, modern methods replace bacco prices, politics, and the vorld year. Say at least 300 bathfS a day tbeir confidence, so as to preserve Committee Talk. hand work, but in the small ham in general, to the accompanim nt are taken at each, making a total not cluttered with intricate, dust-collecting apparatus. of 1 ,080.000 in four months. them from the “stigma” of the po- THE KOHLER 6:25 p. m.— Summary of Program lets that dot the countryside of of periodic swigs ftom a cider jug. llte-court. And, Toridheet can be installed in any type of fur- and News Biflletins. Mecklenburg County the same old Few niight travellers see the In round numbers this makes ^ nace—warm air, vapor, steam or hot water; about 9,000,000 baths yearly taken The local authorities have readi 6:30 p. m.— Sea Giill Dinner Group flues in the same mud calked barns cheerful pictures of negroes sitting ly fallen in with the sclicue, and ... Install Toridheet—forget it—and enjoy winter, freed ‘ that were here when Robert E. Lee by the three million inhabitants of 6:55 p. m.— Baseball Scores. around the barns singing, whanging accommodation for the club has from the bugbear of furnace tending, and with the as 7:00 p. m.—Piano Recital—Laura surrended to Gen. Grant are be away on old ■ memade banjos, con the French capital, 'this means, Electric ing renovated, and at night fire according to the correspondent of been provided by the free use of a surance that yoiir house will be warm, cheerful and com C. Gauilet. tented after the long, hot summers portion of ihe Town Hall each eve 7:15 p. m.-=-"Oysters are in Sea light flickers through the hsavy work. the Paris evening paper,, that many pletely comfortable—a June day indoors, even though of them take but one hath a sea ning. So far as possible the club son”— Charles E. Wheeler. smoke in the woods just as it has Possum Hunting January storms rage outside. • 7.30 p. m.— Coward Comfort Hour year after year for more than a son; others certainly Indulge In, wa will be run in such a manner as to Clotheswasher from N. B. C. Studios. century. And. tobacco curing is insepar ter more. frequently and others fit in witn the known inclinations 8:00 p. m.— Forham’s Hour from All through the early part of the ably connected with Possun hunt once in ten years. In ho.t wea'ther of the boys. Games, gymnastics, ' the fully enameled tub N. B. C. Studios. month the bhg green leaves of the ing. Many are the nights when the a large number of them refresh sports, and concerts have been pro inside and out. Is smoo.th tobacco have been picked and mat countryside rings to the happy bark them-selves by drinking — but not vided for, and if the scheme proves $375 Plus Tank S:30 p. m.— Musical' Program. running and economical to use. 0:00 p. m.— National Republican ted into a thick curtain folded over of floppy eared hounds, listless by water. a success other attractions, such as No exposed belts or pulleys. Committee Program. tobacco sti;ks. Then it was placed day. but alert and happy when cinema e,'.tertainmeiit, dancing and 9:30 p. m.— Victory Hour with in barns, where today it hangs like swishing through corn fields at competitions will be added. New design electric wringer. Jack Delaney and His Victory nests of great green bats. night, nosing a furry animal to the DUTCH FREIGHTER SAFE; “I feel that an altogether new Semi-balloon rolls that will not , Buddies. With Cool Days woods, where they will “ tree” him and better method of dealing with break buttons. Wringer re M.H. 10:00 p. m.—Halsey-Stuart Hour With the first cool days will and raise an unearthly amount of. young boys must be adopted.” said 665 Main Street, Rialto Theater Bailding; noise until the hunter’s arrive, IS PROCEEDING TO PORT volves in complete circle and from N. B. C. Studios. come activity. The fires in the the Chief Constable, “if you can locks in four positions. Phone 265 South Manchester 10:30 p. m.— Howard Correct barn flues will be lit, and the breathless. get hold of them early enough they Time. “watching” will begin. This In a few short weeks the chill don’*t need punishment; with me 10:30 p. m.— Palais Royal Dance “watching,” necessary in order that happy nights beside the tobacco Cautain Fried Reports That punishment would be the last re Orchestra. an even temperature may be main barn? and fires will end In a gen Celaeno Was Able to Repair sort. We must take them away 11:00 p. m.— News and Weather tained for the curing of the tobac eral trek to the city markets. Like from an atmosphere of police court WALTER KOHLS Forecast. co. is the most picturesque custom some migration of a nation the di Damages to Ship. make friends of them, so as to Plnnibing and Heating of the many that attend tobacco lapidated trucks and carts move, make up for that lack of parental Contractor curing in the early fall. procession like through the night to Chatham, Mass., .Oct. 4.—The control which In nine cases out of 107 Spruce St., South Manchester A group- of farmers or negro the markets. They start at mid Radio Marine Corporation station ten is solely responsible for their Tel. 2656 RED CROSS CONFERENCE workers remain with the tobacco night, and the gray mist of morn here today was In receipt of a mes drifting.” Open Evenings Until 9 o’clock. from the day it is stored in the b'g ing usually finds them waiting, sage from the S, S. America say barns, green and soft, until it is anxiously, in some big warehouse, ing that the Dutch freighter LEWIS MAY BE HERE IN 1929 brought out ready to be carted to for the staccato bark of the Celaeno, reported sinking in mid- the markets and sold, crisp and auctioneer who will give them gold Atlantic gale was proceeding to brown. In their hands for the brown, crisp ward Boston without assistance. Battery Station Throughout the day the potter gold they carted into the markets. The message from the America Manchester may get the annual timed at 7:45 p. m., read as fol Fred D. Lewis, Prop. conference of delegates from the lows: . chapters of the Red Cross through TRAVELING OPERA CO. “Last".heard from Celaeno she out the state when it is held next liTKE CIRCUS FOR BERLIN CHENEY GIRL ATHLETES reported Okay .• ai)d<^ proceeding 11 Maple St, South Manchester year. without assistance. High seas still At the state conference held In Berlin.—A traveling Opera Com runplng. (Signed) Fried.’l • Bridgeport on Tuesday the report pany on wheels, in the style of a PLAN A BUSY SEASON The America did not go to the L S ^ IS made by Manc’hester.yehowing that travelling circus, is to be Inaugu aid of- the distressed .freighter this town not only 'met Its allot rated in Berlin in October. when it.was learned 1 that'tho Al ment for the hurricane sufferers, The entire opera company, the Cheney Brothers Girls’ Athletic bert Ballln was nearer the poBltion but more than doubled It, made a orchestra, stage hands and the ad Association plans one of the where the Celaeno sent out ah S. favorable Impression on the dele ministrative staff, will tour in busiest seasons of winter activities O. S. call'yesterday miorning. Noth €$ 99 OPEN FOR gates. wagons drawn by traction engines. In many years. It was learned to ing has bwn'^ heard here from the When the suggestion was made A large portable theatre will be day. Albert Ballln. ' , . . that the state gathering next year carried, complete with stage and The first event of the fall get- be held In Mtmehester It was yveli together will be a harvest supper in received artd W.hile It ia too early righting apparatus. This theater AUSTRALIA’S NEW CAPITAL , will be erected in suitable spots in at Cheney hall next Tuesday even COST OVER 882,000,000 for a decision as-to the date and the towns visited. ing. Miss Lucy Ladd Is in charge place for the conference, it looks as of the waitresses while Miss Helen though Manchester migllt have fh e Canberra.—rAustralla -has speii.t J^AINT hjif your house with Devoe Lead! ' Loose conduct leads you into Bodreau: has charge of the enter approximately . $'52,730,000; In the & Zinc Paint arid the other half with ah call. > tight places. tainment. Officials of the association are construction of^ her* new capital at' other paint you cho^e. If Devoe Lead & busy this week making- plans for Canberra. This' estimate was- sup Zinc Paint does riot take fewer gallons and Tires- Tubes-Accessori^ the resumption of the annual plied by the ' ParUamevtei'y; Com cost less money per job, we will make no^! bowling league. Expectations are mittee Inquiring into’local housing charge for Devoe. > . \ r that twelve teams will take part. conditions. The matches will be rolled at the Last year’s^ expenditures by the If Devoe Lead & Zinc Paint doesn’t wear^ - Gas-Oil Are You A Voter? Charter Oak and Murphy’s alleys Managing ^Gommlseld'h'' exceeded re-' one or two or three years longer—longer and on Tuesday nights starting October celpts'by $1,922,965.;It' Is' pDipted; better, we will ^ ve you free of charge enough ; i 16. put, however,- that; the city 3Is-"d^) Free Crankcase Service The annual Hallowe’en frolic has signed for a population'qt lQp,pp.D ^ l^voe Lead & Zinc Paint to repaint your en-1 QUALIFICATIONS NECESSARY been set for October 26 and will whereas the preepnt - pppulatlbp tire house; ^ ’ s' be held at ' Cheney hall. The com numbers only S.OOO^’pqrsphs. _ All persons ^of good character, 21 years of age or These are not clairoa-^they’re facts I And j mittee in charge plans a surprise we stake our business and your good will | ov^, bor»;i^?tli^e'‘United States. All naturalized citi bill of entertainment. “Tpach ■ a bpy ■ to bl'Piy ' a saxo Automobile Electrical Repair Work zens. A'married woman or a widow who was inarried phone,!’ .says ,. a .muslcla,ri, :-advq-' upon them. Gome in and let us prove th'ejDs I ^ i tpta. citizen prior to. September 22,1922, and who has not THE ANSWER eating ' Instmctipn > iq - xnasica,! - In-'; strumepts v’ fpr ,, school •^-■•Cbudren,. Done Here* ' forfeited her-citizenship by a subsequent marriage to “and ’ henever ’will* hjow ’ a salp! ” an^iaUen. Here Is the answer to. the Let What, -was that Shhkespphre sajd TheP.T.BlisK ter Golf puzzle on the coinic page: about “diseases dpapera^e..8rolwn7'* Generators Startera ■ Ignition "'['.‘A citizm mni;t .have resided:in this State for one BIRD, BARD, CARD, CARE, . ...j, .'.'/L ' Hardware Co. DEVOK year iuid in the l*own where he is to be made six months CAGE;- 825 Main Phone 100 'I-AD AND ZiNi befb^ he or shie:Cimibe made a voter. ' South Manchester PAINT •iM appli(^tions 'to./be made must be sent to the The construction of an automo bile highway from Guaymas, on Arduir A; Knofla Regmtnurs of^V M ^b^ore October 9,1928. the Gulf of California, to Nogales, Courteous Service^ Competent Mechanics .. YOUR APPLICATION TODAY. State of Sonora, Mexico, on the 875 Wfain CU > & Arizona boundary, has been as- Bured by the Sonora Leglalattire. Imiiuriuica arid Real BiUto* . • I -'it' ^ ■
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MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY,-OCTOBER 4,1928. ^ PAGE NINE; "1 i v.‘ Fans Camp Out All Nighty To Get ^ a ts For Game . i » I ^ • '' ■■ ■ . II— I. 1.1.-.1... — — .I ■ .1 . . I — ■ , ,, . i'------* Demands For Tickets HERE ARE THE RIVAL PILOTS Yankees Most Liberal Greatest In History In Han^g (hit <0 DID YOU KNOW THAT— A o x t r f ^ N i ^ Distribute World "Series Hotel Rooms at a Premium; Fordham is the ‘‘FlghtiM. Tlie man w h o can’t, see Irish” football team of. NeV better times ahead o u ^ t York . . . And three of'the Siares -to Eferybod; 40,000 Reserved Seats nobles on the team this year .to go to an optimist are named Pleculewlcz, Wys- Co$nectd. With Teanq niewski and Stuscavage . \ Sold Out Week Ago— Be And Wysniewski is six feet {^ev-\ en inches high . .^ . And W Players Renumbered fore Game Was Called Pennsylvania has a great^ chjarg-^ a ■- er in the baokfleld nanted Oep'^' tie . . . Der Colonel Chakd • .vV By P6RD C: FRICK Odds on'Cardinals Stood Ruppert will get a cut of 410,- New'York; 0?t. 3.—If Ita true 000 paid admissions that will that, giving away money is a real at 7 to 5. see nine football games in his' test of friendship, then your Yan> stadium this fall . . . Larpr kees are a friendly lot, filled with Lajoie recently won the ‘gblf gdbd fellowship and the spirit of championship at bis club iu- kindly aid. DAVIS .1. WALSH. Cleveland . . . With a snappy Yostei’day afternoon the boys 76 . . . Alderman John Cough held a meeting for the distribution New Vork, Oct. 4.— As the light lin of Chi spurned an offer of of World Series- shares, and they of a new day fell, pale and cheer $126,000 for his Roguish iFye never overlooked a single person in less. upon a world that slept, un . . . And he still roars that , hfs the distribution of largess. . Even mindful of Its crisis, the inevitable Roguish Eye was jobbed sout of; players do longer with the club nueque huddled In the lee of the the Futurity . . . But refuses were remembered with the Christ- • Yankee Staudium wall this morn to say anything about it . . . mas spinL ing and probably mustered a toler Umps Qiesel used to be a police AH^of which goes to show that ant amusement for the Bowery and reporter on an Indianapolis pa Yankees are as generous as they are the likes of those who stood last per . . . And Umps Jorda proficient In the art of . baseball. night at the doors of the missions. overruled Umps Rlgler Here are a few of the>r giftaf: Derelicts, human driftwood without called strike, in a recent NkJ Doc Woods, trainer, and .'Mark a purpose in life. They had waited tional League game. Roth, road secretary,- were each only for bread and a (ilace to sleep. voted three-quarters of a share. But those at the Stadium gates at Rosy Ryan, who joined the club last were waiting for something Im Football Briefs less than a month ago, was given a portant. Hooks and Slides half share as was Matty Mathews, They were waiting for the open the rotund little coach, who came ing game of the 1928 world series PAST COMPANY FOR GEltE late in the season. ' between the Yankees and Cardinals Dr. JameS'A, Babbit, an eniinent New Haven, Conn;, Oct. 4.— A Covey Repiembered and naturally an all-night vigil was eastern educator at Haverford Col well organized aerial attack enabl,| Stanley Obveleskie,' ancient spit as nothing to the reward that was lege, is also one of the best authorU ed the Yale varsity to defeat the bailer, who left the club two months to be theirs when the gates were ties on athletics in his section. second team. 14 to 0, in 35 minutes ago was voted a half share, and A1 opened at ten o’clock. He gave a talk recently -in J;Iew of scrimmage. Harlan Ellis and Shealy, pitcher, who spent two York at a gathering of football di ^ MILLER HUGGINS BILL McKECHNIE months of the season with The presence of these faithful '51-^______Johnny Garvey accounted for the sentinels of the night gave mute rectors, coaches and ofaciiil,s and two varsity touchdowns. St. Paul comes in for a similar warning that baseball’s annual be said that there were thrde men amount. brainstorm again was upon u6. he considered to be outstanding Full shares were voted to Arthur leaders in achievement, forces for Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 4.— The However, the storm signals were Harvard varsity scored four touch^ Fletcher and Charley • O’Leary, flying on every front, what with good and moral influences for the coaches, and to Tom Zachary and young. I ■ downs against the freshmen team downtown hotels crowded to the lu the first real scrimmage. Mason Fred Helmach, pitchers, who came lobby exits and the up and down The three highly cited; fceraon,- to the club in August. ages were Colonel Llndbergli,'Com Local Pigeons Win and Grant bore the brunt of the town ticket speculators over-run- varsity attack, the former scoring There were cash awards, too, as mander Byrd and Gene Tunney. WORLD SERIES STATISTICS follows:- ning the premises. There wasn’t a Their virtues, he said, were after an 80-yard run. ■first class room to be had, unless 150 And 200 Mile Races Fred Logan, clubhouse man, $1,- courage, mastery of their profes 000. you had a certified reservation; sion and all the requisites of a New York, Oct. 4.— Coach Crow there wasn’t a reserved seat to be FACTS ABOUT PAST SERIES. Archie Campbell, pitcher, \yho true gentlemen. ley of Columbia is laying great was released to St. Paul In the Hel had, unless you were willing to Series Won— American League, 13; National League, 10. One of Henry Larson’s birds was; lisyhman 933.34 emphasis in practice on develop go for a net loss of $50 for a three- mach deal, $750. Me and Lindbergh i . Mjst Series Played— Babe Ruth, 8. the winner of the 150 mile homing Schulz 703.79 ment of a passing game. Hank game ticket that once retailed for Most Series Batting .300 or Better— Babe Ruth and Frank Frisch, 4. Bill Dickey, catcher, recalled a Tunney probably would take a pigeon race last 'Sunday from Tren Krumpf, Jimmy Sheridan and •Nionth ago from Little Rock, gets $16.50. In brief. New York, was in Mps^ Homers in a Game— Babe Ruth, 3, Oct. 6, 1926. others are being drilled in the bow right along with LlnidbergSh ton, N. J., while one owned by WILINGTON RACE $.( 50.-^ ■ y . the clutches of the annual vortex, and Bryd. In conversation while Most Strikeouts— Kelly, Giants, 10, 1921. James McCavnaugh and Raymond McCavauaugh-Thomas . . .,1049 33 overhead department of the game. only this time the general tensity Most Victories Pitched— Chief Bender, 6. Eddie Bennett, the mascot, was he was training at Speculator for Thomas won the 200 mile race Gordon ...... ,1045.79 voted y800, and the groundkeeper was worse, if anything. the Heeney fight he paralled his Most Defeats— Plank, Mathewson, Marquard and Bush, 5. from Wilmington. Del., Monday. Klein ...... ,1045.40 West Point, N. Y.. Oct. 4.— Ticket Demand. was given a $1,000 remembrance own place before the public with All Victories and No Defeats— Coombs and Pennock, 5. Following are the names of the Larson ...... ,1044.96 Cagle, Murrell and Nave are carry to help keep the grass greet!. The ticket demand never before that of Lindbergh. Most Shutouts One Series— Mathewson, 3, 1905. Carlson ...... 1033.19 ing the Army attack in scrimmages had been so insistent. Everybody entries and the speed of their birds In addition to Fletcher. O’Leary, “ The big difference between Manager Most Series— McGraw, 9; Huggins, 5; and Mack, 5. in yards per minute. Tedford ...... ,1021.2^ between the varsity and scrub Heii^ach and Zachary, the follow seemingly wished to see this first Lindbergh and me,’ he saidwn one Largest Attendance One Series— Cards and Yanks, 1926, 328,051. Reise ...... ■game of the big event, their desire , 938.fO elevens. Nave got a touchdown on a ing players will collect full shares: occasion, “ is that Llndbergl! had Smallest Attendance One Series— Cubs and Detroit, 1908, 62,232. TRENTON RACE. . 60-yard ruu yesterday. Manager Huggins. heightened by the fact that more sense enough to keep his mouth Largest Attendance One Game— Yanks and Cards, Oct. 2. 1926, 63,600. seats were available than had been Larson ...... 1014.72 TOO BAD FOB HUBBY. Annapolis, Md.. Oct. 4.— The Catchers: Bengough, Grabowski shut, and I seem to have made my Smallest Attendance One Game— Cubs and Tigers, Oct. 14, 1908, 6,210. McCavanaugh ...... 1009.29 Navy lineup is being whipped into and Collins. - ^ the case in any previous series. self misunderstood by talking.” Largest Receipts one Series— Gards and Yanks, 1926, $1,207,864. Given favorable weather, and the Kotsch ...... 1009.04 New York.— It was just too baa shape for the Boston College game Pitchers: Hoyt, - Pennock, Pip- Smallest Receipts One Series— Giants and Athletics, 1905, $68,435. Pitkat ...... 1008.20 on Saturday. In scrimmage yester grass. Johnson, Thomas and Moore. forecast was for blue skies and Largest Receipts One Game— Yanks and Pirates, Oct. 7, 1927, $209,665. for Harry M. Baker. He was aboard Tough for Tex Klein ...... 1007.56 a liner, with his wife, bound for a day Clifton played full, with Lloyd Infielders: Gehrig, Lazzeri, Du- mild temperatures, it was the pre Tex Rickard found himself in Smallest Receipts One Game— Giants and Athletics. Oct. 12, 1905, $8'348. vailing conclusion that the greatest Kittle ...... ,1006.;14 vacation trip to Ireland. Then a and Harold Bauer at the halves rocher, Koenig, Dugan, Robertson a tough spot recently whph, at Largest Receipts Players’ Pool— Yanks and Pirates, 1927, $399,440. Hill ...... 1006.27 and Gannon calling the signals. and Gazelia. crowd in World Series history Largest Receipts Winning Player-^Yanks, 1923, $6,143. deputy sheriff placed him under ar the same moment, he had ^ to act Gordon ...... 998.41 . Outfielders: Ruth, Meusel, . would attend. At least 75,000 were Smallest Receipts Winning Player— Red Sox, 1918, $1,102. rest by direction of Mrs. Viola Bak as host to Jack Dempsey and Jim Rice ...... 998.09 Combs, Paschal and Durst. expected in the stands at 1:30 this my Bronson when they happened Largest Receipts Losing Player— Giants, 1923,'$4,112. er. his first wife, for non-payment NO HELEN WILLS __ afternoon when the affair was Tedford ...... 990.50 of alimony and counsel fees. As q “ What do you think of her ten to drop in to pay their respects. Smallest Receipts Losing Player— Athletics, 1905, $832. nis?” scheduled to be called into action Dempsey has a violent hatred for Friedrich ...... 989.95 result the second Mrs. Baker went In very olden days, the legend and, if ihe local fire department Bronson, who acted as Tunney’s. ' ATTENDANCE AND RECEIPTS. Carlson ...... 957 32 on to Ireland while Harry languish “ Oh, 1 think she’s _ singularly hath it, there was a woman who proved amenable to suggestion, ad master mind, in his two fights with Year Clubs • Games Attendance Webber ...... 945.86 ed In jail. had in doubles* and doubly bad in objected because men smoked. Receipts singles.”— Passing Show. ditional standing room for 5,000 Dempsey. And Bronson, with 1903 Boston A. L.-Pittsbufgh...... , . . . 8 100,429 $ 50,000 more might be made available. The nothing but mischief in mlhd,,.h^. 1905 N. Y., N. L.-Athletics...... 5 91,723 68,436 crowd, if all went well, figured to played on the sensitive spor'; III 'the' 1906 White Sox, A. L.-Cubs ____ .6 99,845 106,550 write new chapters in the history of hide of the former champloi 1907 Chicago, N. L.-Detroit ...... 5 78,068 101,728 World Series play, as did the gross 1908 Chicago. N. L.-Detroit ^...... 5 62,223 94,975 And So His Face Was Utterly Ruined By BRIGGS intake at the gates, provided the Single Rooms , 1909 Pitts., N. L.-Detrolt...... 7 145,295 188,302 event went its full limit of seven Rickard had to spot Dempsey 1910 Ath., A. L.-Chicago ...... 5 125,222 173.980 games. in his private ofllce and» enter ,i911 Athletics. A. -L.-Giants ...... 6 179.851 342,364 Financial Records. tain Bronson in an.>thep!S r.obm. 1912 Red Sox, A. L.-Giants...... 8 252,037 490,833 G i v e h i m a m o l d World Series’ financial records Bronson knew what was up: and WlS Athletics, A. L.-Giants ...... 5 150,992 325.980 T hIA T 's RU54-1T, Seek times vou were established in 1926 when the deliberately prolonged his visit so CoOLD w h i l e 1914 Boston, N. L.-Phlla...... 4 111,009 226,739 FetL/\...TAKE Yo u r . COUGH, 5E6XA Tim e same teams played to a total of that Dempsey had to go out-a hack 1915 Boston, A. L.-Phlla...... 5 143,351 320,361 HE. STILL h a s more ihan $1,207,000. Conserva door when he was leavlijg.-’ 19J6 Boston, A. L.-Brooklyn . . . . . * ...... 5 162,859 385.590 CH O ICE.. \~r'S EITHER I C U T You f^Ace !! FACe . . . K O T tive estimates, based on the In Dempsey blames Bronson for all 1017 Chicago, A. L.-N, Y...... 6 186,654 425,878 OLD «oOLOS FtoR Y ou creased capacity of the stadium, his trouble about the war business. 191,8 Boston, A. L.-Chicago...... 6 128,483 179,619 ough a PLEASE, l 5HAVA place the probable ’’gate” for the Bronson was handling Martin 1919 Cincinnati. N. L.-Chicago ...... 8 236.928 722,414 F r o m m o w ok) — C 'IN CAfi' 1928 affair at about $1,260,001). at the time. It was good frbllcity lO'loi Cleveland, A. L.-Brooklyn ...... 7 174,349 564,800 'OR SUIClDlc load You NO The 40,000 reserved seats at the for Bronson to emphasize l ^ t his 1921 N. y.. N. L.-Yankeee...... 8 269,976 900,233 Stadium were sold to the last ticket map was a soldier, but Dempsey I9l2 N. Y., N. L.-Yankees...... 5 185,947 605,475 five days ago, and one might add, always has thought that It ^as per 1923 N. Y., A. L.-Glants...... ■...... 6 301,430 1,063,815 probably re-sold several times over sonal malice against h ■ p02061009020100020000020002020100900100000000 Success of the 1 alkies 4 Has Sent the Cja-Cja G irls ■ I ' Scampering A f te r JLessons In Gorrect Speech . . . • V(/^ hile Excited Producers Announce the Titles t G f the Sound Pictures H o w iVi the Making .H E R E are going to be big things doing in Holly wood this winter— but Hollywood doesn’t yet know , quite what they are. The advent of sound and tpeech into the hereto Nancy Carroll . . . tries her voice for a scene in the fore silent drama has so upset things in the movie to-be-seen-and-heard version of "Abie’s Irish Rose.'* hamlet that most of the producers have become speechless. ■ And many of them thoughtless as well. An undercurrent of whispers may be heard sweeping “ In my opinion, sound effects will supersede spoken through anv and every studio. “W hat’s going to happen lines,” he declares. “There -will always be some talk next?’’ . “Will my voice register correctly, or are my screen ing in spots where it will be extremely effective, But it days over?" “ I hear they are getting a big stage star for that will not continue to be used as extensively as it is in part.” These are the principal subjects discussed whenever some pictures now. Sound, however, is here to stay. p’ayers. directors, writers or executives congregate. Even There' is'no doubt about that. at parties and ether social functions they are the chief topic “There has been much criticism on the ground that of c,''nvcr.'ation. it is too mechanical. That will be overcome. There The talkies have “get” Hcllywocd. Nobody knows which was a time when motion pictures flickered so much that way to turn next. Only in the Warner Brothers’ studio does a movement was started to have them banned because peace and cerenitv reign. Two years ago the Warner brothers they were harmful to the eyes. But before any action started to make Vitayhor.e productions. Synchronized pund could be taken, the flickering was remedied. was going to be the big factor in pictures, they said. And "T don’t believe that the amount of talking there will they kept plugging the Vitaphene in the face of laughter and be iri films necessitates the importing of new talent. W e rvidchrrt cn all side.'. Warners are doing the laughing now. Lmemac are using the same stars and featured players in our While ether producers are ru.:hing madly here and there, trying sound films that we used in the silent pictures. Their ts do’ern'ine what it’s all about, Warners are going quietly Lee, 3 . names already are- established and I believe it is better ahead with their entire program for the coming year mapped cut. most youthful oi to use them than to try to build up new players. Even the audible movie actors. with the new people we are signing, we are stressing R O A D W A Y , tco, is agog over the situation that has arisen U actipg ability more than vocal quality.” - since the movies got “ the gift of tongues.” , I no -jA 11 . Director Raoul Walsh, Fex film ace who made “Whai taking voice tests in New v e r y studio, including the two-reel comedy lots, is pre- Price Glcry?”, has been quietly building a talide organization in York, preparatory to leaving I paring to put sound into its films this winter. But 4s )ret Manhattan, testing vc'ces of eminent Broadway stars with a view Photo', ' -yr Anita Pa^e . . . the stage for the more lucra E they linow very little about the exact nature of what "these, to future audible movie production. No girl, her clear, pleasant tive cinema field.” sound effects will be or which productions will carry them. Rh-psody in Blue Gershwin recently accepted an offei from mal=es her one of the best Warner Brothers will release at least 10 specials witli Vita- the Fox Movietone Company to write a new musical comedy ex younger tailzie bets. X T U ,amusing to go about phone j.^ppnl^animent during the winter months. Among them clusively for the tal’dng films. The composer, it is reported, is I Hollywood and see actors will b e :' “ Nocih’s A rk,” with Dolores (Zostello and George to leccive $ I 00,00(t for the job. and actresses with elocu O’Brien; “The Terror,” with May McAvoy, Louise Fazenda Director Monta Bell has been busy fixing up the Paramount tion books under their arms and Edward Everett Horton; “The Hometowners,” with tallde studio cn Lcrg Island. Shorts are the chief concern of and telling each ether which Richard Bennett, Gladys Brockwell, Doris Kenyon and Robert this, as well as all cdier cutats. Parameunt’s first sound features schools and instructor^ M eW ade; “The Singing Fool,” with A1 Jolson and Betty svere rated as flcps by the critics, buf Eddie Cantor is cast in the best. There is a great Bronson (Jolson will do all of the singing) ; “ My Man,’’ with, “ Burlesque,” v/hich na^y be a comeback. field for a master of elocu Fanny:Brice and Edna Murphy; “The Redeeming Sin,” with r letro-Gcldv/yn-r.'ayer have taken over the old Cosmopolitan tion around the film village Dohjies Costello and Conrad Nagel; “ Conquest,” with Mpnte studio and signed up F ay Bainter, Jeanne EaHes, Katherine Lord now. Blue;■ H .‘^^Bt Whrner and Lois Wilson; “Stark Maid,” with a"d seme vaudeville people for shorts. Gus Edwards, the vaude- The’ girls are having the Louise Fazenda; H , B. Warner, Henry B. W althall and Lo» vilp star, is in charge of casting and staging. most difficulty. Except in a Wilson: “Madonna of Avenue A,” with Dolores Costello; Ercaaw'ay Prdduosrs, A1 Woods, the Shuberts, William A. few cases, the voices of the “The Desert Song,” for which no cast has yet been selected. Brody and Arthur Hammerstein have combined for soutid film men record all bright. All Ted Lewis will be featured in a speciail along wiffi hjs p|r- play producticn. They will film their own play hits. When they have to do is to learn to chestra. In addition, John Barrymore may return to Warners ether big producers come in, as they say they will, it means that enunciate clearly and they for one dr two films with spoken lines. All straight program t’m straight movie companies can no longer buy Broadway hits. are all set for the talkies. A pictures will be* at least 50 per cent Vitaphone. The Brpadway boys will be making their own and sending them great, many of the women, Among the 40 or 50 sound films that will be made^ on.ffie or. the read as they used to se'iid road shows. The tarik towns however, not only have to Paramount lot are: “The Wedding March,” Erich von Swp- v ili get the big hits in the saroS feeason that New York gets them. learn the correct way to talk heim’s film which already has been two years in the malung This will mean a battle for talking plays. The movies may have but also must have their voices trained. toiiwhich aftlkingc sequences are being added: “Abie’s-^ Irish to write their own and buy away the big playwrights from the The foreign problem also is one which has come Rose,” withiCharles Rogers, Nancy Ceurroll and Jean Hersholt ; pv.oducers. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer foresaw this when they hired in for a lot of consideration. Naturally, there will “The Canwy Murder Case,” with William Powell, L/^se Willard Mack. The producers are tired of selling a success for he no foreign field for our talkies. But the foreign Brooks, James Hall and Ruth Taylor; “Burlesque” and "In $23,000 and seeing it make millions when screened. players here will be useless in American characteriza terference,” with no casts yet named; “ Morem of the Marines,** The Actors’ Equity Association is much alarmed at the progress tions until they lose their accents. Likewise, Ameri with Richard Dix and Ruth Elder ; “Sins of the Fathers,” with of the talkies as the result of the recent rumor that several Broad can actors will not be able to portray a foreign dhar- Emil Jannings; “W olf of W all Street,” with George. Bancroft; way producers have decided on making talking films of next “Three Week-Ends,” wiA (iaira season’s succes^s instead of sending out road companies. Bow. To date the talkies can’t be . credited with having “ killed” Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer officials any screen players. All studios are now forcing their players don’t know yet what their speak to take instructions in the correct waiy to speak. It really is sur- ies will be, alAough Acre trill be pri.sing- how many of them have good voices when properly a number of Aem, Ae iM-G-M trained. The men, are having the advantage in this respect, as studio having been one of the low voices record much better than high-pitched ones. leaders in training Ae voices of The rpeakies will do far more to bring lagging players back Aeir players. ' First NaliohaTex- into the limelight again than they will toward dropping ecutives also are in Ae dark re present-day popular stars by the, wayside. Already garding Ae films which will <^rry actors and actresses of waning popularity have “come spoken lines. So are Ae bosses at back’’ with a hang. Lionel Barrymore is a good Fox, Universal, DeMille and all example. Gladys Brockwell is another. of Ae independent studios. Perhaps the best man in all Hollywood to speak on *$""!""!!"$!"!! " !!! the talking pictures is Jack Warner, production chief The tallies, are "shoi” by cam OUGLAS FAIRBANKS of Warner Brothers. Warner and his brothers have eras enclosed in sound-proof will have sound effects and pioneered this new movement and they are now reaping booths so that no distracting D' spoken lines in his new pic their harvest while the others are scrambling frantically clicking will come to movie-goers' ture, which will be a sequel to to get started. ears. . . . Right, the man at the “"Pie Three Musketeers.” Mary table is regulaimg the -vocal re Pickford also will do some talk 6iX . COULD talk all day about the Vitaphone,” cording while the hero and her ing in her new film, as yet im- J_ declares Warner. “To me it is almok like a oine say it in celluloid. titled but which will bring her to child. Having seen millions of dollars put into the screen as a grown-up girl. it and thought of little else for the last three years, I Famed comedienne That’s al^ut ffie list of talking feel fairly well versed in the subject Fatmy Brice'. . . will than an equally good stage di films for this .winter as far as is “ Naturally, 1 think that talking pictures are her^ do her stkge , success. rector. known now. There probably will to stay. Odierwise we wouldn’t have put all of our "My Man;" for the “O f course, thefe will be be a few score more, but what money into the Vitaphone. But there will be .no radi speakies. gradual changes made in the they will be is still a mystery. cal changes made in pictures. Rather, they will con casts of pictures. The ga-ga . , ■ As far as the success of die tinue to he developed along their present lines With girl, who has been so-popular during''these acter* without acquiring an accent. • |• talkies i^'es, that already has been proven— thanks to the Wa(^ sound merely used to greatly enhance their entertain last few years merely because she had a Samuel Goldwyn has some interesting tHd X I il iiiinpiiiuii- • ii'i .'5^ r -r.. ...V . MANfMlSTE? FONN.) EVENTN^ WiniATU THURSDAY, OCTOBER *4,1928. p a Ob e l e v e n jf? '■i Hoover’s Tribute to His School teacher YOUR ■ k...—, COfMJIGHT-1928 fir N^SEiTVlCE BC B/ ELEANOR EARLY CHILDREN Thh And That In THIS HAS HAPPENED sometimes, as the ghastliest ride of Olivelfgberts Barkm ■) SYBIL THORNE leams that her their lives. Jack Moore groans to Ol^28 bq KEA ServiceJne. ster-ln-law, VALERIE, is plan- this day when he thinks of it. Bui ling to . leave her hnsband, and Valerie has never mentioned It One mother said to me, “All the Feminine Lore Hope with a man who has prom From that night she has been a fineness in our character is devel ised to get her in the movies. Sy- chastened sort of creature. ■ oped by sacrifice, sorrow, and serv ]»il has never cared for Valerie, but “What’s got into you,'Val?” Tad ice to others. If children are to fhe worships her own brother, TAD, used to joke. “You’ve a guilty con*' grow into the sort of men and id, for his sake, decides to inves- science or you’d never be so sweet women the world needs, they must Sagging muscles, wrinkles and parsley, salt, pepper, paprika and Itigate Val’s romance. She goes to to me.” be developed through just such seamed faces detract from the ap melted butter. Idix thoroughly New Haven, where Valerie is vis And Valerie, glancing nervously methods.” pearance of the best groomed wom and turn'into a buttered baking iting friends, accompanied by JACK at Sybil, would flush and stammer. Once we had a garden. The an. A trial facial will convince you dish. Cover and bake one hour id MABEL MOORR, newly'veds, But Sybil held her peace. soil was clay and shale. Moreover, that they can do wonders for you in a hot oven. Remove cover for id Sybil’s dearest friends...... Sybil was very quiet that winter, the garden lay on a hillside where at the Lily Beauty Parlor in the last few minutes to brown top if .Valerie’s hostess tells them they and Tad wondered unhappily if she raolsture refused to linger. Dry, House & Hale building, Phone necessary. ’ Ivlll find her at a notorioUs road- was disturbed by Craig’s inatten and hot and barren, it was, and 1671. The olives can of course be louse on the Post Road. They go tion. Since that day on the beacn. our neighbors laughed when we omitted and 'canned tomatoes and there directly, and arrive in time to when Tad had expressed his horrop' put It in. Another new feature will appear corn be substituted for fresh. Interrupt an interesting conversa- by a divorce and Its attendant We did not exnect much -the on the home page soon which will Ibn. Valerie’s escort is telling her stt-rnly. “No hysteriCB. first year, but we wanted a gar be of special interest to all aspiring Brown is-, popular for evenin?^ jiow he loved a girl named, Sybil... “No scene, now,” she told herself den, and it had to be started vocalists. These articles will be wraps, the live' golden browns, noZ .Sybil herself has been nnhappily notoriety, Craig had seemed rather some time, so we dug in. To our written by a famous Metropolitan the ruddy red or the dull ones. Col irried. After a five-day romance to avoid the Thornes. He was dfK amazement and the neighbors', opera star. lars, hemlines' and sleeves are the Ihe married a fascinating adventur voting himself whole-heartedly^ jtt the seeds not only sprouted, but important thing .in wraps. They er named RICHARD EUSTIS, with politics, and Sybil saw very llttlei;:|1 flourished, The radish bed was a September belongs to the college have the hrr.^^)|;av. hemlines that. ?honi she lived only two weeks. As him. From the papers she leax,^” robust green, the peas were ready girl, October is reserved for the have tak eu ^ i^ '^ ell in evening result of the mad marriage, a' ed that the Young Republicans h^'^ for vlnlng in no time, the wax- autumn bride and November for dresses. Sl€^^Ii:.^j^-usually flaring. illd was born. Sybil has never organized, and that Craig was the beans had leaves almost as large the debutante. Some of the pret Collara:. - ar^i- rljfegu^tly shirred sn her husband since she left him particular protege of the Old as saucers . by the first of June, tiest October weddings will see when the hia]^erial used is velvet, In a drunken stupor in their hotel Guard. A distinct honor for a young the tomato plants grew into tall flush pink, beige Ivory and other although fur'^collars and cuffs are In Havana. , lawyer, and seasoned politicians 2 8 8 ( yonng trees before our amazed & delicate tones. At one_of the smart favored. Now, as she approaches the table were predicting big things for hiip^ eyes. We were ambitions and had est Washington weddings the bride it which her sister-in-law is sitting, In April he took temporary r e ^ put in potatoes. Up they , rose like will wear flush velvet while her at Miss Estelle ManvHle' Who is the man with her turns white as denee in W ashington; and Sym», Aladdin’s genii. > tendants will wear rose velvet. soon to' marry the nephew of the leath. feeling altogether forsaken, put In' It was as pretty a garden as I Sleeves will be long and necks King of/ Sweden/'^ has selected “Where did you come from?” he motion the machinery that'makes ever have seen, and proud we modestly rounded, or the always among other - ‘^rments for her exclaims. divorces. Tad disapproved, as she were of it. I can see it still, its i'xih. popular y . Lace will be a close sec troasseaU, a white ’velvet evening NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY knew he would. patches of varl-toned green sway ond to velvet for wedding gowns gown, an aprlco^ georgette and CHAPTER XXXVl “What are you going to get out ing and rippling on that windy hut there are always those who lace tea gown, a bro'wn crepe maro- Sybil’s hand caught her heart, of it,” he demanded, "but a lot* of hill. simply will not have anything else cain sports suit wl|h double box lugging it through the ftir of her cheap talk and a bunch of head How we watched for the first but Dutchess -satin. The wedding pleated skirt,. pull-over beige Jer boat and the folds of her crimson lines? And every virtuous crow In beans and the first pea-pods; how gowns are being made longer than sey with sleeveless short jacket blouse. It pounded so mercilessly.' Boston talking dirty talk about we scanned the tomato vines daily summer frocks. They are usually and scarf to match. Across the table she leaned to- you. You’ve no Idea, Sib, how the Daily Health Service for the first golden-starred blos cut princess until hip length and .rard him. And between them lay papers would eat up a thing like a som! Breathlessly we pulled up Thorne divorce.” then are trimmed with tiers, cir Tomato, cups-as the Italians do |the poor little ghost of a roma^ice. HINTS ON HOW TO KEEP WELL the flourishing radish tops, hoping cular godets or other Ingenious in them make a most appetizing hot tawdry small ghost, born of pas- “But Tad,” she cried, “it could by World Famed Authority to see the red stringy roots filled serts of lace or fabric. "Veils are meal. The tomato cups are filled Bion and consumed in its flame. all be done so quietly, nobody need cut a little more toward a tooth practicaUy all cap-vells, the cap as with cooked spaghetti which has The specter of a withered love, ugly even know!” some harvest. ' • a rule of beautiful lace the pat been mixed with cheese sauce and |how and sordid. t “Quietly!” he scoffed. “Say, a But never a,'bean came, nor a tern sometimes outlined with seasoned with salt pepper, sugar “You!” she gasped, and the ex nice, juicy divorce has about as pea, nor a tomato, nor radish, diamante. and butter. Cheese Is sprinkled clamation faded on a laugh. A SCIENCE FINDS OUT HOW its main secretion, an amount esti much chance of going off quietly as ^’I'i^'rTERING NECKLINE. HUMAN GLANDS WORK mated as a thousandth of a gram nor a beat, a potato, nor carrot! over the top. The tomatoes are lueer, mirthless laugh. a presidential election. Look at tha There wasn’t a thing that came ------per day. There are 480 grams in a Broccoli belongs to the cabbage then baked, care being taken that Valerie crumpled a napkin, and Stillman case.” W pound. That is an amount equiva out of our garden on the barren, family and is quite delicate in they do not soften and break. Iflung it down before her. “But that was different!” she in ■ 'The'chic feminity of the mode BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN is smartly expressed in simple lent to one part in three million stofiy hill. flavor. It contains more fat than ‘Well,” she demanded truculent sisted. I don’t say that a child’s life cabbage but less mineral salts. Let Utility brush sets are the latest ly, and stared at them curiously. “How was it different?” dress of printed ^heer velvet, in Editor Journal of the American parts of blood. should be all codiHing and cush combination with georgette crepe. Medical Association and of Hygeia, Scientists discover the actions of stand head down in cold salted thing to introduce, another note of rW hat’s the matter wi‘h you two?” “But the Stillmans have such ions and comfort. ^ A little sacri water for an hour before cooking. color in the kitchen. The handles Sybil slipped into the booth be- oodles of money,” she protested. The long-waisted bodice showing the Health Magazine , the secretions of the glands in One fice, certainly, and service, abso dip-in-the-front, combines with A gland is a portion of the body of two ways. They can remove tjxe Boil gently in salted water until and (bar from which the brushes Islde her sister-in-law. Her knees ‘‘Well, we’re not exactly churen lutely. But as for the sorrow—a tender and- drain thoroughly and are suspended are enameled in trembled dangerously. mice ourselves,” he reminded her. shirred upper edge of skirt, to cre that develops a secretion. glands and find out what happens little of it goes a great way. I ate the desiied flat hipllhe. The The breasts are glands and milk when the secretion is missing, or Immediately. If left in the water blue, yellow, green and red. ‘No scene, now,” she told herself “We’ve been Somebodies in Boston should try to keep sorrow out of efter it is done. It will break, lose Iternly. “No hysterics.” too long for the papers to ledve us shaped collar of Vionnet neckline, is the secretion. i they can Inject the secretion and his experience. that falls perfectly flat In jabot ef see the effects of an overdose of the its color and become wilty. In November the Child Study When she spoke again her voice alone. You belong to the Vincent The thyroid Is a gland and it Happiness there must be. It Is Association of America will cele Iwas even. Club, don’t you? And the Sewing fect, is flattering new fashion, and gives the body a substance, thy substance. the nitrate and the lime and all is made r.f georgette crepe, whlcn is “Never hire or marfy a woman brate its 40th birthday. It has “Don’t get excited,” she adinon- Circle? And you’re a darn good- roxin, necessary for many body The material secreted by the the elements that make for his who minces over her foodr, or who chapters in every state in the Bhed smoothly. “We’ll hav 2 tins looking girl. Sib. You know hpw also used for tiered flounces of long activities. adrenal glands seems to have the mental, moral, and physical tight-fitting sleeves. Style No. 289 does not have an appetite.” This Union and. a number of foreign »ut right here and now. Val, do you you used to have your picture in The salivary glands secrete the power of aiding the action of the growth. The greatest tragedy in advice Which the late Luther Bur countries. ’ Mrsi Ho'wai»d S. Gans mow who this man is?” the papers about every other day. can be had in sizes 16, 18, 20 years. saliya that moistens the mouth and sympathetic nervous system. In the world is an unhappy child. bank gave all men with business’or has been president for 30 years. He had slumped back into the They've got plenty in their, refer 26, 28, 40 and 42 inches must. It is contains ferments that help to di fear, rage or anger the adrenal With all the training of chil home aspirations, should make the She says it is almost unbelievable [booth. Now he passed one hand ence rooms. Just start something, dainty in georgette crepe, crene gest starches. substance Is poured into the bipod, dren, this should be kept in mind. women who are reducing keep how the world’s attitude towards lazedly across his forehead, and and see what they do to you. You’ll Elizabeth, crepe Roma or sheer The stomach has glands that and the body responds. There may be wind and storms quiet about their caloric consump children has changed in those rith the other fumbled for a hand- be smeared all over the front plain velvet for afternoons. Crepe secrete hydrochloric acid and pep Effect of Action and cloudy days, and even clay tion. Men like girls who will eat three decades. In the ’90’s the cerchief. Drops of moisture glis pages.” satin, canton-faille crepe, wool sin and thus help digestion. The hair seems to stand on end, and shale, but they won’t grow a man’s size meal with them while father was the provider and the'' tened like tear drops on his face, “At least,” she retorted bitterly, crepe and crepe de chine are excel The anatomist and physiologist the eyqs bulge, the, mouth becomes without the nourishment of happi they apparently are irritated by punisher. Now he’s ‘Dad’ a pal, a md a little mustache of damp mis- “it would Establish my status.” lent fabrics to choose for service divide the glands into two varie dry, the skin becomes pale, diges ness. those who make a show of their comrade. In the old days children lery sat upon his trembling upper “ A dear establishm ent,” he able year. Pattern price 15 chnts ties, those that pour out their tion is interfered with and extra reducing efforts at the table. , were consi^erejd tO: be all alike; |liP- groaned. “And a pretty status, if in stamps or coin (coin preferred). secretions on the surface such as sugar is poured into the blood, TODAY’S MESSAGE TO WOMEN now we know each is different. The “Why, of course I do.” you're asking me.” Wrap com carefully. the sweat glands, or into the Intes since sugar is rapidly used up by VO'TERS. "Winter garb insists on the en day of punishment for children is Valerie bristled defiantly. “I’m not," she told him Icily. “T tines such as the salivary glands extra activity. If adrenalin is In semble theme, even if it is just a really over. Each child needs his “Did you know that he is my think yoi^’re being dreadfully old- Manchester Herald and those of the stomach and jected into the body similar effects From Mrs. Alvin T. Hert. frock and winter coat that form own diagnosis and treatment. Pre- lusband?” fashioned, and just as hateful as bowels, and those that pour their may develop. The drug is used to Vice Chairman of the Republican the union, a tweed suit with sweat parental education is now given in ‘My God. . . No! Sybil, yvj’re can be.” [’at tern Service National Committee in charge of crazy. TeU her; she’s crazy, Dari. iJji. secretions into the blood, by which raise the blood pressure, and to er jumper. Three piece velvet suits 22 colleges, they are carried throughout the contract the blood vessels.' the Women’s Division. with hats especially designed for MARY TAYLOR. [I don’t ^feiieve'Tt. It isn’t true! It's It was Valerie who put the di As our patterns are mailed from New York City please al body. The latter are called endo The thyroid gland and Its secre them are in great demand. lie! Dari! Dari! ...” vorce idea in Sybil's head. The 8f- To all you women who have the VIVID RED Frantically she besought him. fair in New Haven had made a dif low five days. crine glands, or glands of Internal tion are closely connected with the secretion. chemistry of the body, with the Interest of your party and its can Baked Mexican Cora A chiffon gown of floating pan [And then turned on Sybil, crazily, ferent girl of Val. Humility and Pattern No. didates at heart, I have just one els, kerchief neck and dipping hem Ito beat her with small, impotent gratitude had cured her restive Adrenalin growth of the skin and with the Two cups chopped tomatoes, 1 The adrenal glands ‘lie just functioning of the tissues general slogan today cup corn cut from cob, 1 cup corn line is of a new bright ruby red lllsfs. spirit. She devoted herself intensely Price 16 Cents REGISTER. ‘Now, Val.” Sybil captured her to the baby, and even took him out above the kidney and are therefore ly. meal, 1-2 cup stoned ripe olives, that is tremendously vivid. For sometimes called suprarenal glands. Overfunction of the gland and This Is the day and the hour to cup chopped veal, 1 tablespoon blondes or the» btunette who can [hands. “Don’t be a fool. Keep quiet. in his stroller. Valerie, who had de Name Tou’re attracting attention. I’m go- clared it the depths of provincial They give as one secretion a overdosage of thyroid extract pro look up legistration dates in your minced onion, 2 teaspoons minced stand it, this red will be splendid. duce rapid pulse, increased chemi communities. All your enthusiasm parsley, 1 1-2 teaspoon salt, 1 tea Ilng to get at the bottom of thiS' ism to wheel a baby! Size powerful substance called adrena Ithing, And, then, you can do as you Sybil regarded her sister-in-law lin which can make its presence cal activity in the body, restless for the Hoover-Curtiss ticket will spoon paprika, 1 tablespoon melt go for nought if you do not regis [please—and be damned. with a sort of pitying contempt, Address known when one part in one hun ness and mental excitement. Less ed butter, 2 eggs, 1-4 teaspoon “This afternoon I learned that and. because pity is akin to affec dred million parts of blood Is ened function is accompanie I by ter, for the woman who neglects to white pepper. [you were planning to elope. I didn't tion, she even liked her a little. present. sluggishness In all these activltleB register will not be permitted to Mix tomatoes, corn, meat, olives, RABHUII ENDS enow the man’s name. Only thit After all, Riclfard was an engaging The thyreid gland furnishes,' of that otherwise take place rapidly. vote on November 6th. Much as wo and cornnjeal. Beat eggs veU a,nd lyou meant to leave Tad for some- devil. And hadn’t she loved him Send your order to the “Pat- want you to go out and speak and add to first mixture with onion. lone who nad promised to get you herself? Valerie waS a fool, of -tern Uept., Manchester Evening work for your party, we want most P U IF a S W E U - linto the movies.” course. They were both fools. Ro^ Herald, Manchester, Conn." of all that you shall register and Sybil’s mouth curled scornfully. raance was a trap for foolish wom vote. Faith without works is dead, In politics as in daily living. we lies “Is this the man, Val? Why, you en. Worse when one legalized the [poor little fool, jail’s the only place amour. Divorce was such a horror. And incidentally, it is equally im Ihe couli get you. He’s a married It, was Valerie who mentioned it portant that you remind others to Pure ANDFEEI I man! He's my husband. He’s your first. ■ DUTCH CAPS msmiNEPt register—^your husband, your son, throther-in-law. He’s the worst thing “Sib, did you ever think what Miss Betty Simpson, 25, Is back-f:to the tradition. against them. I your brother, your daughter, the Clean T o r yaan I siiSered from ezeradating i t xod ever made. He’s—he's—Oh, might happen If you should die?’’ Paris hats noy simulate the home In Ada, Oklahoma, after have known more sons-ln-law iceman and the grocers, the neigh my feet. Aa my daily aetivitiea necesaitated long iron rat, you! You miserable, rot- “Val! Don’t tell me YOU are flight little Dutch cap with its 30 days in jail In Winchester, Eng helped out of tight places by bor and visitor who knock at your atanding. it became almost unbearable. After Ften cad!” philosophizing. ‘Death and Damna starched ends flaring out behind. A land, for stowing away on the mothers-in-law than unjustly front door. "When registration day Best trying innumerable remedies, I was persuaded tion!’ Oh, Val!” Sybil laughed dusk-grey hatters’ plush turban Acqultania and getting caught. treated by them. la close at hand, visit your local to try Kabalm. The result was awaaing. After Fiercely Sybil turned on him. mockingly. turns its brim back against the However, Mias Betty airly confides headquarters and ask for stickers for wring it for a few'mootlu, the pdn and swelling luietly then, and thoroughly, she “My dear, I didn’t mean THAT, crown and catches it at both sides that she had a good view of the for your windshield,-^“RSGIS- disappeared entirdy and there has been no [lashed him with her tongue. Casti- I was thinking about the baby-n-, 'with brilliants. Then the brim is famous Winchester cathedral from LIFE’S TRAGFJIY TER.” Health recurrence of former conditions,” writes Mr. B. jating him with words that cut and your husband.” slashed down the middle back and her window, and that since she "Who hasn’t read “Ramona,’’ or Ask the secretary or member of J. Pendleton of J. C. Shepherd Meat and [^ith exquisite cruelty. And through “What about the baby?” ai the sides and the two wings pro stowed away anyway in order to at least seen the movie of it? your church who gets out the week Grocery Co., Gloucester, Mass. It all he sat like a man stricken Sometimes Sybil felt motherhood trude in tiaring fashion at the nape see cathedral’s ’n such, her Jail sen The publishers of a new edition of ly bulletin to print a reminder that If you are tormented with painful swdlinga; rising like a tide within her—fi’ling this famous novel, the 130th print ?ith dumbness; who, being con- of the neck. tence wasn’t hard to take. registration day is near and that 49 HoU (trthritis) in your legs and feet, if your legs at lemned, could find no voice to an- her heart and her whole being with The lady stowaway has done ing. by the way, announce that its every woman is near and that every times are red, swollen and painful or your toe rswer his accuser. an exciting sense of achievement. her stuff about five previous times author, Helen Hun^ Jackson, died Christian man and woman owes a S t joints swollen, stiff and so tender you can hardly ‘Dari! Dari!” Frenziedly Valerie Her maternity had been so tri PLEATED PANEL and seen as much of the world .s just a year after writing th£ book, duty to his country as well as to hls Phone touch them and shoes cause terrible pain, you jesought him. “Oh, Dari, why don’t umphant. The child was so entirely never knowing, of course, t n t she church. If askqd to do so, give a too, like Mr. Pendleton, can obtain the great joy hers. The perfect extension of her a marine. She confides that she i^ou SA,Y something. Dari, DON’T , A midnight blue ensemble, with won’t really stop her stowaway had created almost a masterpiece. few hours every day to your party’s 2056 of rdief by uaiiig Rabalm. Two dzes, SCteents [let her/talk like this!” own ego. She was very proud of Just another sample of life’s headquarters or booth, handing but and $1.00 containingS timeeasmach. R ABALM him, and of herself for having brick red vflat crepe blouse, has six tricks till she has reached Egypt Helplessly he threw out his deep pleats forming a panel intro and ridden a camel, but that constant tragedy—the dooming of literature about registration. For ia for sale by all druggists [hands. created him. Richard’s rcontribu- the human-soul - never to knew register we must, one and' all of tlon to the creation she disdainfully* duced Into, the left side at yoke meanwhile she will probably mar what it has accomplished! . . . Drunk, Valerie, for days discounted. other novel note is a ry her hometown sweetheart and us! land nights on end. Idiotically, dis- You know,” Val was s a y l n g , . ^ ^ * ‘®^^2nen vest stitched into settle down for a while.*’ [gustingly drunk. . . . Worthless.. . . you should die, your husband!' lon.^v^ intricately embrol- That hometown sweetheart Irresponsible.. .. Without morals, could claim the child. Your mothii dered'lin shades of blue. must be an amazing human being, [or decency.” er’s prayer in a court of justice for if there’s one thing men as a ‘Oh, Dari, WHY don’t you say class seem to want to he P I B p W i G V B ' MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY, dCTTOBER 4,1928. Lt * f .'I Concentrate Your Efforts-Use These Columns And Gain The Pro/lTifaft/e Results You Wdni Want Ad Information Annooncementa 2 Dogs— iBirds— Pets 41 eg«h end ot the green, east and ad l««it sides. It was also voted to in LOCALS IIN THREE > r = STEAMSHIP nUKE-rs—all paru ot' FOR SALE—IRISH Setter, male. HEBRON Manchester the world. Aak for Bailing lists and Registered 'A. K. C. Alex Massey, 54 stall electric lights^ in the town rates. Phone 75G-8. Robert J. Smith Hudson street. Phone. 1712. hall and in the library A moMrn 1009 Main street. " Monday’s town election pabsed IN ALLEY TOURNil Evening Herald off uneventfully, the entire Rebub- to restrict speed through the cen Live Stock— Vehicles 42 ter of the town to 20 milch an hour Qassified Advertisements Aatomobiles for Sale 4 Phone Your Want A d s lican ticket being elected as Iwas vyas lost, '^he matter of reassess- FOR SALE—QNB HORSE farm jjxpected. There was, howeva/jai Manchester’s team in the Centra ‘ihetit of property came up for dis- FOR SALE—OVERLAND 4 DOOR wagon, one business wagon, one .yery good turnout of|voters of iothf Connecticut Bowling League wd sedan, all new tires $175. Reo 4- rubber tired n nabout. 1 harrow. X To Tha ^^Bsion but was passed over $1500 two ot the three games last niglj cultivator, and some farm tools. Ap ^^ties with 104 stmiglit Rep’ib^*? pass. coupe, 6 cylinder, new tires, ^ votes and, 80 straight Denuwra-i ■•has been paid on the $10,000 which from the Hartford-Worcester tear worda^as two words. Mlnlmnm < $275, Oldsmobile 4-pass, coupe, $175, ply 342 East Center street. Tel, ‘Was borrowed from the Middletown hitting the pins for. a grand totj price ot three llnea ^ Ford coupe. Ford touring, glass In- 1913-3, votes. There was something of . closure for $25, Ford panel truck, oank by, the town in part payment ot 1,808. Manchester lost the flrij Line rates per day for tra d. contest in the matter of flrtt game 580 tu 557, but came back Chevrolet panel truck, 1925,. 1925 Poultry and .Supplies 48 selectman, and thib Democijatic for the Amston-Colchester road. A Oakland glass inclosure. Many Evening Herald check from the state for $4000 due take the second, 621 to 587, and tf d f e c t l r e M arch IT. 103T others to choose from. Real estates '^pminee, Claude W. Joi.es, [ran Cash FOIt 9AI.E— b a r k e d ' ROCK- Pul the town has been received whlcn the thirjl, 630, to 604. will be considered. Call at 149 Bum- lets. Karl Marks. 186 Summer streeL wplf.ahead of his tii^ket, receiving 8 Consecutive Days 7 eta side Avenue or TeL Laurel 2104. will be used to still further reduce Belletti, with a total of 379, wa 3 Consecutive Days 9 Jts Telephone 1877. ' 95-.wotes :and coming Jwithin 24 jskl- t'rtis debt. Rep. Aines W Sisson Was high three-string man, while, Suhif 1 Day ...... ••••;•■ U ots GUARANTEED USED CARS o f,' election, twelve v6l3esi with 149, was high single; All orders for Irr 1928 Nash Stan. Sedan. Poultry and Supplies 48 *j8ut-ched' from the other side wduM moderator and F. R. Post clerk. Ry will be cha 'so at tl 1927 Nash Spec. Sedan. uiianlmous vote ^ Ames W. Sisson The scores: Special rates for Call 664 ^laVe given him the office. About M.ANCHES'rEB (2) : 1925 Nash 4-Door Coupe. Ol-IVEK BKUTUEUS dav Old obloks 2 i 4 r'-ballpts were cast, including was nominated as state senator at 1925 Wlllys-Knlght Sedan. from two year old beno. Hollywood the Democratic convention held in Suhie ...... 102 110 Ads ordered tor three or six 1924 Wlllys-Knlght Touring. Stra'n-Hi.nod tested and tree from And Ask for “Bee” scra^hed and scattering ones. The Sasila ...... 128 102 and stopped before the third or 1926 Chrysler Sedan. white diarrhea. Oliver Broa_.Clarke ticket'elected follows: Assesspraf Tolland last Saturday. day will be charged only for the 1926 Chrysler Coach. Corner. Conn. " Miss Sallie P.. Gleaton, of the B elletti______105 149 tiifjl number of times the ad anr 1926 Overland Coupe. -'Alplions Wright, r; board of rellfeljt ^ WHkie ...... 99 130 ed.'charging at the rate earned, Tell Her What You Want ''Ouncil of Women Voters, is to 1925 EsSex' Coach. Articles (or Sale 45 Edward A. Raymond, r: s'-lectniA.ji^' Curtis . . . . ____ 123 130 no allowances or refunds can he i 1923 Essex Coach. F. Elton Post r, Rufus R. Rith- lart a study class here, the first on six time ads stopped after Dodge Coupe. 7;lhdetlng of which will be held on Sbe will take your ad. help you word it for best results, bun r, and Claude W. Jones, d; Total 557 621 tilth day. Nash Touring. BOR SALE—NATIONAL cash regis ■ the 10th of October. This will be in No "till forbids” ! display llnei Studebaker Touring. ter, rings from 1 penny to $59.99. In and see that it is properly inserted. Bill will be mailed agent of town deposit fund, l^rb; WORCES'TER-HARTFORD sold. Franklin Touring. quire Stavlnsky’a, 26 Birch street. same day allowing you until-seventh day after insertion connection with child welfare work The Herald will not bo respon Call 1545. Della Porter: auditors, Prank R. ,H. Burnham ..,1 2 5 99 MADDEN BROS. to take advantage of the CASH RATEI and International cooperation to Sahanzeh . . . -.125 116 for more than one Incorrect Insei 681 ^laln St. Tel, 600 Post, Clarence E. Porter; grand prevent war. of any advertisement ordered FORR SALE—^BABY’S twin. stroller jurors, Edward A. Rayiond, Rich ■Mosselley ...... 116 132 more than one time. good condition, 3 burner New Per ard W. Hubbard Chaun bey B. it M jj-The Christian Endeavor society M ille r...... 108 109 The Inadvertent omission of Ir 1 BUICK TOURING car for sale fection oil stove. Phone lC62-:3. of. Hebron and Gilead were invited reot piitillcatlon of advertising wl cheap. Telephone 2328-2. ney, Edmund H. Hoiyon, Cw 'fe-g Gaines ...... 1 0 6 131 rectified only by cancellation. Of FOR SALBt-^BOWUIWq alley. Odd Jones, J. K. White, Carlton ' fi. to attend the Tri-Count., Union FOR SALE—GOOD USED CARS Fellows bdllding. Apply to E. C. meeting held at Marlborough Sun Total 5'80 687 Packard at Packard's Pharmacy. Wanted— Rooma— Board 63 Jones, Ben Jones; collector! of CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. Boases for Kont 05 taxes, Edward A. Smith; co^-^ day evening, and on this account All advertisements must confo Center * Trotter Streets the usual Endeavor meetings here In style, copy and vpogranhv wl Tel. 1174 or 2021-2 stables, J. Banks Jones,jCarl Llt^^, Electrical Appliances— Radio 4U< WA,NTED — HEATED room, plain FOR RENT—8 ROOM HOUSE, all Im .were omitted. regulations enforced" hv the ptiblu board. In private- home by business E. Buell Porter, Chaites Miner, ers. ind they reserve the , right you ARE ASSURED OF A good deal provements, one car' garage, 53 Mill Members of the Hebron Congre TALCOTTVILLE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING, ap lady. State price. Post Office Box street. Apply 187 Summit street. Charles Segar, Alec \^ite; regis edit, revise or reject any copy cc In a used car when yon buy here. 338, Manchester. gational churches are invited to at sidered olijectlonable. Every one Is guaranteed under pliances, motors, generators sold trar of voters, John N( Hewitt,,<5, and repaired. Work called for. tend the 18th annual conference of At a mass meeting of Congregi CLO.'tlNt? iron HR—(Jlasalfled g General Motors O. IL Plan. ' Booses tor Sale 78 B. Jones: town school [ committee, H. A. STEPHENS Pequot Eleiitrlc Co., 407 Center St. Apartments, Flats, Tenements 63 Religious Education to be held at tional women held at Cent! Chevrolet Sales and Service Tel. 710-W. Robert E. Foote, Clarkson Bailey, Church, Hartford, Tuesday, Octob( OPPORTUNITY TO purchase a five Mrs. Clayton A. Hills. South Coventry Friday afternoon 10:30 a. m. Center at Knox TeL 939.j2 TO RENT—372 OAKLAND street. room cottage with one acre ot land, 2, the three branches of the Wor Fuel and Feed '4I>*^ North Mamjhester, one 4 room ' The women's bridge club oppned and evening. Some of the speakers apartment, no heat. Telephone Hart good location In town of Man< hes- will be the Rev. Edwin E. Sundt, an’s Board of Missions of this Telephone Your Want Ads A dIo Accessories—Tires 0 ter, furnace and all Improvements, tbelr fall activities witp a chicken ford 2-5816. and the Women’s Home Missionai FOR SALE—BEST OP Lardwood fruit trees and berries. If interested dinner at the home on Mrs. d.Tii.' Mrs. L. A. Gowdy, and Miss Elsie slabs, large load $7, hardwood $8. Layton. Union of Connecticut were merge $15 BUYS COMPLETE set ot four FOR RENT—FROlSl October 15th, six call Stuart J. Wa&ley, 827 Main Douglas, Monday evening. Toasts convenience to advertisers. Indian Shock Absorbers. Free crtaL Chas. Palmer, 895-3. ' street. Telephone 1428-2. into a naw society to be known room tenement and garage, Hudson were responded to by the different Charles Segar and family moved The Indian is the finest shock ab street, near Depot Square. Telephone from this town on Wednesday to the Council of Congregationi sorber yet made. Ask us about It. FOR SALE—WELL seasoned hard FOR SALE—JUST OFF Muir, street, members, a resume of the club his Women of Connecticut. Miij wood. $13 a cord, quality and meas 981-2. new 6 room English style house, sun make their home In the town of Center Auto Supply Co„ 166 Center. tory was given by Miss C. E. Kel Amy O. Weldon of Hartford wa day following the first Insertion TeL 678 ure guaranteed, prompt delivery. porch. fl*e place, one car garage, Scotland, where Mr. Segar has Phone 1988-12. FOR RENT—5 ROOM downstairs logg, some amusing lii^ericks elected president, and Mrs. C. each ad. otherwise the CHA It' tenement, ‘ In flat, all modern Im extra large loc. Mortgages arranged. s?jQlired employment. RATB will he collected. No resnon Price low, small d j .! If : Cleveland was the first Democratto president chosen In twenty-eight years and his pbsition at Washin^on was difficult. His first term already has been reviev/ed, and during his second term he faced much the same situation. He had been> urged-to “ turn the rascals out” and give all the offices to Democrats, but he tried 'I •J Mil,'. to steer a_middle course, and pleased nobody. ‘ 1938, Tli» OfoBtf jgdrty. ( T O B S C O n t ln U P d ) TW ‘m m MANCJHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERAliO, THURSDAY,-OCTOBER 4, 1928. PAGE rHTRTE^^ FLAPPER FANNY SAYSi SENSE NONSENSE dVVY By Percy L. ( ’rosby ? '5 AUDREY’S INDIFFERENCE tuouco Veu reu A Ford came tooting up the road ii‘i 1 • r-- And Audrey laughed with glee, ; B u t r M IB M T And cried, as she sprang from the track, auAitTCRf y No', r TCCC YHftCe “ You needn’t hoot at m e!’’ ; CHCAP Poft A OoCCAft ^ EPITAPH Here lie the bones of Wilbur Wump Who drove too fast and hit a bump. And left the road ere he could jump And wrapped his car around a- stump. Remains are at the city dump. Small Car Driver: “ Excuse me, Is" this the Bolton Road?” Big Car Driver: “ Yes.” w A - ' Small Car Driver’ “ Then TROUld you mind letting me have a bit more of it. t; Rca.as.M T.orr. Having been tossed into the ei«28. ST NIA service. INC. top of an automobile recently, yre Cogjif^ IMS, Vttef Ik CMbf, ©OT 5UCVA SEEMS to c A s t" we H(\s 61VIEM The ^OiS Foop. UlATER, c m e i-s . A nd SO THE tttio EY-CApTtV/iSS HAPPILY SEt FORTH ONTHEIR u LONS AND PERILOUS JOORMEY ACROSS tWE VAST SAHARA. I FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS On With the Parade B y Blossei '♦IEU--\WE’R e O t:F ' ) 73 \NUAT w SAM WL\- VMAO 6A0E MV MOM f HE BkS PARADE ^ IS sroppiM’ US ?? PERMIT-?© .IfiOU LO IS STAQTED.'.' LOORS LILtE y o u PERAMSSW MiE m s (SOIM’ AU>M<5 jiOUDTWS, MA^err SVNELl. A POUCEMAM p a r a d e / TD WOLD TALL'If^ TO . IT? JUSTAlpvjJ.'.' FRECkLES.' ■r I ■ 4-! i 4- \ 9. i i "■ 0- t t 0.MT. 0PP. *■ i ^ O imr. BY Nu anna. M AM SALESMAN SAM Lest ^ e y Forget: By Smal^ (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) — r • «•£ ^ -Vi - . 7 » « ‘Twas fun to watch the whole fun. Instead of chasing wildly r T h ' c«te.e seMT w e M es, voeve. cnecKe© oH,vjecM ; r TK PtCWPrtS VJAMMIA bunch stuff, and finally they had ’roun^, let’s play some hide anc ONER. H € .R e -l OMOeR.- UP OM OUR. O F F ic e VIooUDNfT SolHeR enough. “ We’d better stop our eat seek You birds can hide up in a T H e ST(M4D *Ta ©eeM EOY PiscoveReo ARR.eST(M’ HIM, P i.S M A L ti tree where you will be real hare ing,” said one Tiny, with a smile, ■WAT TAKSM . . 6 E M T S — “ This food, I must admit, is slick, to see. I’ll te the first one to be it JiPum V «$ooT4li 1.5b m ■ but there’s no need of getting sick. 1 11 promise I won’t peek. BROS. St^WPS AM' S o w s Let’s put the rest away so we can Then Coppy started counting ^ A U U CHAN / N- . "^fAGB TOURTEEN THURSDAY, OCTOBER » •••*• -.^'W •*'>t —-• - • tv-Sfr— il[anrl)?0tpr CvrnfitQ >AL1XK)N DANCE 1 ATTENTION KIWANIANS RETU.RN HOSPITAL NOTES SOME UGHT CO. WORKERS HPNK yiG SWANSON and His FROM CONVENTION FIERY HOTTENTOTS Would-Be Voters Admissions to the Manchester TO STAY WITH CHENEYS ' Playing all the latest syncopated Memorial .hospital during the past ' melodies in their original “hot” twenty-four hours were: Gloria Hean3l!iiv w oria s The last day to file applica* Attend Sessions at New Ocean Frank Cheney, Jr., who has been I 0tyl©s Della, Ferra, Constance Della Ferra ^ Four Honrs of Fun—8 to IZ tions for new voters is Tues House, Swampscott, Mass.; in Europe for the summer, wlll,re- day, Oct. 9. If you want to of 60 Oak street, Rudolph Haupt of y. OflScers Elected. 6 Ridgewood street, Walter Zeman- turn to Manchester next week, the I CITY VIEW DANCE HALL vote this fall attend to this at ek of West street, John Kleiin- ship on which he Is to sail .being Games“ !At Our Keeney Street once. Secretary George H. Wilcox, Mrs. schmidt of 98 Wells street, Alice due In New York on Saturday;., .i:r. FRIDAY NIGHT Wilcox and other local Kiwanians Anderson 33 Benton street, all ton Mr. Cheney was the president.,of Admission 50c REPUBLICAN TOWN who with their wives attended the sil cases; Earl Kennedy of 7 Rose the Manchester Electric Light icbi, New Eflgland district convention at mary place, Hugo Bensgton of 119 now sold. The Hartford EleCt^ COMMITTEE Swampscott, returned home last Cooper Hill street, accident victims; Light Company, the new owners, evening. The sessions which wer^» Mrs. Hanna Hayes of 55 BIrcb has leased from the Dewey-Ricli- Holger Bach is remodeling the held at the New Ocean house end street, Mrs. Hazel Snow of 115 Hil man Company the offices on the ABOUT TOWN windows of Alfred Grezel’s store ed at 2 o’clock yesterday. Mr. Wil liard street and Mrs. Mildred An- second floor of the building rd-, w j o r at 829 Main street. The windows cox reports that a total of 1,148 nello of 18 Depot Square^ cently occupied by Dr. Gordon and The first whist party of the fall when the work is completed will be Kiwanians were registered and Those discharged were; John also a smaller room.* i season will be held at the West Side much lower making them much much enthusiasm was shown in Varco of Bolton, Harold Janssen of The employes of the electric Rec Saturday night. Turkeys will more adaptable for the display of the conferences and election. The Hartford and Mrs. Anna Blobich of light company who had their heiid- You are ciordially invited to come in and listen be given away for p^izes^~^ quarters in Cheney Brothers’ main radios and frlgldaire, two of the officers from the different districts 65 North street. /■' ■ J feature sales articles at‘ this store. elected to serve during the coming offices will be transferred to the to the World 'Series Games at our new Radio Shop - Director Lewis Lloyd of the Rec Mr. Bach expects to have the work new offices and on the return * of / ■ -- reation Centers said today that a year were as follows: • -'ky completed by tomorrow night. The Governor, Elmer E. Spear of Mr. Cheney the identities of those which is situated in the small store between.,.-?/ ^ ' s'-; • special morning gym class would be refitting of the basement of Grez- who are to go with the new own formed, starting next week, to be Everett, Mass.; lieutenant govern el’s store for his plumbing depart or, George Willis, Shelton, district PUBUC RECORDS ers are to be made knowni It Is House’s le Green Store. held on Monday, Wednesday and ment, which has been located on probable that several ,of the em Friday mornings of each week. No. 1, Connecticut; Dr. Frank Dow . ■ .. Bissell street, has not been com of Northampton, No. 2, Massachu ployes will remain with Cheney pleted. Mr. Grezel is doing this setts; John D. Dinsmore, Worces LEASES Brothers in other positions. Mr. and Mrs. James Somers of work himself. Hartford and the Misses Margaret ter, No. 3; Burton Harris of Paw Jacob Laufer to the Economy. tucket, No. 4; Harry Marvel, < ■A and Mary Mooney of Laurel street Grocery Company, the store at 997 NEW R^DliD SHOI*' Further extensions of time Brookline, No. 5; Charles Hill, Mal Main street for a period of one yeac, are absent on a motor trip to Pitts granted to tax delinquents for den, Mass., No. 6; Dr. Howard T i- burgh, Washington and Philadel with a four year addition option at WATKINS BROTHERS whom warrants have been issued ward, Waterville, Maine, No. 7. $1,200 a year, with a further op OPEN e v e r y llGHT phia. have taken the place of arrests, so Conrad Snow, Rochester, N. H. No. tion of five years at the expiration that nobody has yet been commit 8. of the first term of five years at a UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK Chapman Court Order of Ama ted to jail here for tax delinquency. The convention o voted to accept rental of $1,800 a year. ranth will hold its regular meeting Nor is much money coming in. One the invitation to hold the 1929 ses Charles Woodhouse, to the Eco Funeral in the Masonic temple this evening of the constables reports having sion at Poland Springs, Maine, sub nomy Grocery Company, the right NEW MODEL 40 ■ \ instead of tomorrow evening when collected $100 but has not made ject to approval of the board of di to continue under Its option for an •-J many of the members are planning his official returns because he is rectors. other year the store at the corner Directors to go to Waterbury when the grand extending deferred payments. o f Parker and East Center streets. royal matron. Mrs. Rose Short of Bridgeport will make her official Montgomery & Ward had the TOWN PLAYERS TO GIVE BUILDING PERMITS Robert K. Anderson K e s i t visit. first shipment of goods for the Edward Bunce, a permit to erect stock of their Main street store a concrete and frame building, two Phone: 500 or 748-2 Harold Alvord, Robert Hathaway, hauled into the store today by PLAYLET TOMORROW stories, on Spencer street, to be R A D ia J Fred Blish, Postmaster Oliver Toop Perrett & Glenney’s trucks. The used as a potato storehouse. and Chris Glenney are in New York first shipment included stoves and today attending the World Series. some hardware supplies. Invite Public, Gratis, to Per They secured a box for the games formance and First Meeting in advance so will be assured of be ing among those present when the TOWN CLERKS SEEK of Season. first ball is pitched. The Town Players will hold Miss Lillian Grabowski of Divi BOOK UNIFORMITY their first meeting of the season at sion street, who is to be married to the^Recreation Building tomorrow Captain John Pentland next week, night at 8 o’clock. A “ Cup of Tea,” is being extensively entertained by a one act comedy playlet, will be Town Clerk Samuel Turkington presented. The public and all ac Friends Complete. different groups of her local will be unable to attend the meet friends. . Last evening Mrs. Mabel tive and associate members are In ing of the New England Town and vited to attend. There will be no Thornfeldt of Cambridge street City Clerks’ Association, which charge for admission. Two of the opened her home for a kitchen holds its annual meeting in the most talented members of the or shower by the ladles of the Army State House, Boston, opening on ganization have the double leads. Lh e cordial and per* and Navy club auxiliary, and every Saturday. Miss Eugenia Walsh and Beatrice body present had a thoroughly en •The organization, which includes Armstrong Franklin R i c h- sonal nature of our joyable lime. The prospective nearly all town and city clerks in mond, another Town Player bride during the evening was led New England, was sponsored by favorite, plays a supporting part, service has been an im to the seat of Donor and was much John Gleason, town clerk of Hart with Terry Shannon, a newcomer, surprised when a shower of confetti ford, and has for its object the in the other role. portant factor in the descended up her. The gift shower adoption of uniform legal papers It is expected that the players contained a complete panty set and of record. Here is one of the finest Electric Radios on the market today. Perfect I will vote for a complete revision of growth o f this bank. a great many other useful articles In Connecticut, especially in this their working policy. It Is the de performance, .beauty, .light in weight.. .a truly remarkable set. The New for the kitchen. section of the state, the printed sire of Miss Lalonde, the new di- Model 40, all electric, uses 1 rectifying and 6 A. C. tubes. Two color combina forms used In drawing legal papers re'etor, to present at least four fea tions. Can 3m |i;i.r.ea|li^^ffQ not to have one in your home ? Ten tables were filled with play is “ The Cleveland Form.’’ Town ture productions with the main ers last evening at the card party clerks’ record books ^are mostly cast. The shows under considera Our customers are given at the home of Mrs. Andrew printed to conform to^it. tion include the following present Healey in Buckland^ The first prize When the records were written ed by the Poll Players during the also our friends. in bridge was won by Mrs. Chris by hand the matter of the blank summer, “ Spooks,” “ Square Model 4* M' a Walnut Cabi net $164.50 topher McHale, Mrs. Felix McEvitt form did not matter so much, but Crooks” and “ The Gorilla.” also an second, and Miss Florence Fitz now that the records are nearly all outstanding Broadway success, “ The gerald, consolation. In whist Mrs typewritten the books are printed Brat.” William Cotter ran up the highest with the greater part of the forms The second cast will work on OCTOBER TERMS: $10 DOWN-$10 MONTHLY score, Mrs. Jennie Sherldkn the supplied and only the descriptive one act playlets and full length next and Mrs. Belle Zimmerman matter and names and locations productions to be presented at the The Manchester Trust Co. won the consolation prize. The are filled in. meetings of the Town Players and RADIO SHOP—BETV^EEN HOUSE’S AND GREEN’S hostess served cake and coffee. The association favors the adop for organizations in town. South Manchester, Conn tion of a uniform blank to be used Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mills of iu the drawing of deeds with the Doctors in Arkansas City have Cleveland, Ohio, are guests this record books printed to correspond. formed a credit association. It’? week of Miss Marjory McMenemy of Several blank forms are now getting so that you can’t even beat Marble street. The young women used in this state, a slightly differ a doctor out of a bill any more. were cla.ssmates at Ohio-Wesleyan ent form being used in New Lon .University, Delaware, Ohio. don county from'that in Hartford county and still another in New The. number of applicants for Haven and Fairfield counties. . .SOUTH ■‘MRNCHESTER - CONN • drivers’ licenses in Manchester is f i falling off. State Policeman Lowe RANGERS WITHOUT GA31E. FILMS had only six on his visit here this DEVELOPED AND morning. It is also indicated that Owing to a misunderstanding the BEAUTin the money for automobiles and Hartford Rangers are without a PRINTED drivers’ licenses is getting low, for game for Sunday. The manage 24 HOUR SERVICE in making a payment of $2 for the ment would like to hear from any Film Depn.sit Hox at Y O U R H O M E drivers’ test one of the applicants team in the state averaging 140 to Store Entrance used a $2.50 gold piece. 145 lbs. Write W. P. Cowles 76 Main street, Hartford, Ct., or phone Surprise the neighbors by H A D M A N Y A Norton’ s South Manchester Camp, No. 3-1294 between 5:30 and 7:ft0 showing a little activity 9280, Modern Woodmen of Ameri p. m. KEMP'S around the house. Get out W O M A N - ' ca will meet this evening at eight Thank You. '^Muminum d a sh er o’clock in Tinker hall. W. P. COWLES. the old hammer and put it Electrical The Manchester Chamber , of to work. Forty-leven things known : Commerce has received from the you’ve put off— let’s get ’em Department of the Interior of Can done nowi How about a little 'the benefits of-a ada a road map prepared by the Canadian National Reserves Intel lumber for repairs? Or addi ligence Service and showing the im Service — Quality — Low Prices tions? Or ornaments? Give proved roads of Eastern Canada for 1928 and the spring of 1929. us a ring— see how quick we Similar maps received last year can deliver a small order. by the Chamber of Commerce were used py a number of Manchester OIL RUB people'who went on hunting trips Finest Fresh Fish up in that section. These maps are at the disposal of anyone who cares Fresh Swordfish W . G. Glenney Co. — her beauty, attractive as to call at the Charter of Com Fresh Halibut Steak merce rooms. Steak Cod it was, no doubt would have Fresh Mackerel Boston Bluefish Coal, Lumber, Mason Supplies been enhanced considerably. Miss Mary Sargent, garment FiUet of Cod Allen Place, Mandhester Phone 126 FiUet of Cod Women of today like tnts= buyer for the J. W. Hale Co., is in Cape Cod Butterfish ^L E S and SERVICE New York on a two-day buying Shop because of the pleasi:^ trip. Fancy Fresh Dressed ^ Fresh Shore Haddock service offered—^for liair, Haddock Fresh Smelts face and hands. • n-. , Miss Florence Johnson, millin SPECIAL flILLERYBROS. ery buyer for J. w . Hale Co., has Round Clams for chowder Fresh Flounders returned from a buying trip to ruoN v Tel. 1107 20c qt., 2 qts. for 35c. SmaU Mackerel AEJ" New York where she purchased., a 334 Htfd. Road, So. Manrhesl er large selection of fall millinery. . BAKERY SPECIALS 4 ACRES OP LAND, APPLES WUte Momtain Cakes ------25c each GOOD THINGS TO EAT Cherry Cakes ------25c each NEW BUNGALOW B U S Y M A C mjouckwftA .McIntosh, Northern Spies Poppy &ed Rolls ...... i s c dozen .TCT ■ One of the features of Pinehurst’s fish menu this PARIS* ' 5 rooms and bath on one R. I. Greraings Baldwins Fudge Cup Cakes ------25c dozen Delicious Jonathan week is the mackerel. They are staving big fat s. Ginger Squares ...... ig g jozen chaps, weighing two pounds to two and a quarter, floor, room for 3 more ropms "^Plaoe Your Orders Now for and finer mackerel never came out of the sea. at the These Winter Apples. D anish ...... ; Joc iZn :pn ; second floor. On§ mile Stuffed and Baked Mackerel Queer how these big mackerel grow fat on exer cise! You know most fish have rest spells, like Manchester Green P. 0. Edgewood Fruit Eclairs, delicious...... eOc dozen other creatures. But a mackerel has no air blad Stuffed and Baked Haddock der at all and so he has to keep bn swimming all I STATE School bus passes door. Farm his live-long life, from the minute he is spawned Generator ,W. H. Ciowles, Prop. till he comes to the net or whatever. Nary a rest E|eauty Parlor Price very reasonable. TeL 045 GROCERY SPECIALS for Mac! Yet a big, full grown mackerel is as sleek and fat and smooth as if he’d spent his entire $500 down, easy terms. Starter and Ignition Fancy Crushed Pineapples, large ca n ...... i 9c can existence In an easy chair with someone to fan him. Sfete Theater Building, Repaired at a reaStOnabK Grood Luck Rubbers ...... 6 ^ c pkg. And— say I— you know these dandy little dressed f South Manches^r, ; LA I • ------charge. We can save you ex Fresh Dug Parsnips, 3 lbs...... 25c haddock we have been having. Try one of them I Phone 1941^^' pense and annoyance as we Parksdale Eggs o_...... 45^. dozen baked.’ Use any kind of a creamy fish sauce with FARR’S It—or eat it without. Pretty good! Of course you have instruments which locate Best Pure Liard * ...... jg g W . Harry England don’t have to; you can fry It. We’re just sug /Manchester Green Store all electrical trouble quickly. Monarch Brand Red Raspberries ...... 29c can gesting. CP- - Phone 74 Other fresh fish Items today are Salmon, Filet of ODERMILL Haddock and Filet of Sole, Steak Cod and Halibut. TbCcoilegci football season Is * Norton; Pectrical Those Smoked Filets of Haddock took so well we just abbut to open and college f r Instrument Co. OPEN MONDAYS AND are repeating on them—-just like the well known presidents now will be mwamped iIemsHtclung--