Tragedy Victim’s Chum and Kin At Trial
CHENEY PERSONNEL 104 DIE, 350 WOUNDED
CHANCX ANNOUNCED
IN RIOTING IN SPAIN
Rednctioii of Deniaiids m ;l r cmc COUNCIL.
Broad Goods, Vehret and Death ToD Mounts as Battles Four Alienists Say JUST FORMED, Are Renewed in Manj Throwing Departments
FORA^RAISAL Hauptmann Is Sane Cities and Towns ~ Boy Necessitate Redrement of
New York, Oct. 6.— ( A P ) — Four4 on Way to School Killed. Senior Members of Firm, Citizens Committee, Under of the 3ve alienists who examined I against Hauptmann for Uie Mdnap- Bruuo Richard Hauptmann, say the Ing and murder of Charles A. Lind-
Official Statement Issned Lindbergh kidnaping suspect Is bergh, Jr., in 1932. Madrid, Oct. 6.—The death ton ta Charles Ray, Seeks to sane. Legal activity Monday ,1s also Spain’s Ebctremlst rebellion mounted Today, Says. ' N ot only is the Getroan carpenter scheduled in the Bronx, where Effect Cooperation Among sane, but he shows no sign of ever Hauptmann is in jail accused o f ex- to 104 persons at noon today, with having suffered any nental ailment,' torting the $50,000 ransom from ' at least 350 wounded, as machine
the experts' declareo In a report Colonel Lindbergh. John Perrone, guns, rifles, and pistols obliterated Official onnouneement of a reor- which Jiey submitted late yeeter- the taxi driver who delivered a ran- Varions Local Factors. a government' statement that tran- ganization of the executive pereon- da$^' to District Attorney Samuel som note to Dr. John F. (Jafale)
nei of cnieney Brothers, calling for Foley o f tbe Bronx. (tondon, revealed last night what he lu illity had been restored. One psychiatrist retained by the described os an attempt on his life A t dawn the death list stood at 93 the retirement of Meesrs. William C With the annouhAsment to- defense is preparing a report for and said be could recognize an ac- and the 'government o f Premier Ale- day of the personnel of the C3ieney, Horace B. Cheney, Howell submission to Hauptmann’s coun- complice of Hauptmann aa well aa jandro Lerroux, against which the Cheney and (diaries Herman Cheney, ClUsens’ Council sponsored by sel. He declined to discuss his find- identify Hauptmann as the man Anarchists, Communists, and Social- who ore the seniors in point o f serv- the Chamber o f Commerce, CSiair- ings. who gave him the note. ists had declared war, stated the One o f the reporting alienists An automobile swerved In a de- ice, was made today. man Charles Ray issued \a statement general strike was a failure and represented Foley and two were liberate attempt to run him down Reduced Demande that troops were being withdrawn Intently listening to every word uttered In defense o f Robert A. Ekiwards at the "American Tragedy’’ death from New Jersey where the Hun- nearly a year ago, Perrone told in- In a statement to The Evening irom most of the battle fronte of trial in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., are Rosette CJuIver (left). Mrs. Betty McKechnle and John McKechnle. Miss terdon county Grand Jury will meet vestigatora. Herald, the firm stated that the Culver, who was Freda McKechnle’s chum, helped the dead girl make her simple trousseau. John Mc- the laat two days. j. action was necessary to “effect a Kechnie ia Freda’s brother. . Suddenly the Extremists renewed reduction in the production ached- battle. Eleven more persons were ules.of the broad goods, velvet and k'lled in clashes during the morn- throwing departments to bring them ing.
within the reduced demands for Trouble in the mining regions of goods now prevailing." EDWARDS IS GUILTY; Asturias accounted for six of the According to the returns of offi- SIMON LAKE LAUNCHES ARMORY READY morning’s dead.
cials and dlrectora of Cheney Broth- Boy $e Killed ers filed with the secretary of state In Madrid, a boy o f 14 on his way aa of July 1, 1934, only one name of NEW TREASURE HUNTER FOR BIG THRONG to school and an unidentified labor- Cheney appears on the Board of Di- NOW FACING CHAIR er were killed when caught in a rectors. The others are oincers of crossfire between extremists and bank! in Boston and N ew York with Civil Guards in the Chiatro Camlnos which the firm has had financial THIS EVENING district dealings. Veteran hventor Has Sob- Principal Character m the ALCORN TO SPEAK Officers RESULTS! Extremists atUcked tbe Chvfi The Manchester Live Poultry Guard |?arrscks at (kilminar Viezo Officers listed in the report fol- marine Ready to Wrest company of Laurel street lost a Fourteen Hundred Seats “American Tragedy” Slay- and’ several were wounded in the lows: President, Ward Cheney, of Locust Valley, N. Y.; first vtce-pres- canvass cover for a truck Thurs- HERE0NSA1TIRDAY ensuing battle. . A general strike waa declared In 'Ident, Robert Cheney, South Man- Untold Wealth from Bot- day morning and turned to the Mored in Today m Prepa* ing Trembles as He Is Led chester; second vice-president, Hor- classified columns o f The Herald Escorial, Vitorin. ace B. (%eney; secretary, Howell for asalstance In Its recovery. Authorities in various outlying Cheney; treasurer, Louis S. Cfarter; tom of Sea. And, as usual, the ad brought ration for Town Meeting; Back to CeH. Candidate for Governor To towns of Asturias reported contin? - assistant treaaurer, Clifford D, Che- prompt results. Only one inser- ous firing between groups o f am- ney; aaaistant secretary, Louis 8. tion was necessary and before Reassessment an Issue. Lead Big RaOy Next Week bushed miners and detachments of dwtar, all of South Manchester. Stratford, Oct. 6. — ( A P ) — A seven o’clock last night the lost Wllkesbarre, Penn., Oct. 6.— (APl troops and up until noon no one had The directors are: Morgan B.. Charles Ray hs^ been found, proving again I'ccn able to estimate just how many strange craft, designed to wrest that —Robert Alien Edwards, the youth- Broinard, care of Aetna Insurance in Center Park. had been killed and wounded In this Company, Hartford; Ward Cheney, In explanation o f the purpose o f the from Old Neptune untold' weedth Fourteen htmdred chairs were ful hardpoal surveyor who called querrllla warfare but it waa regard- CLASSIFIED PAYS! John F. McGuire, care of Textile Council, which is composed o f thir- and timeless treasure, embarked to- plactd In the State Armory this himself a "lady’s man,” was con- ed as likely that the casualties were BaiUcers Company, N ew York; Louis ty-one representatives of local or- day on a career which its designer, victed today of the “American trag- .nany. In Madrid. Syndicalists and morning by WUliam Pitkin and a The Republican party’s heavy ar- S. Carter; Charles F. Miller,.core ganisations interested In municipal Simon Lake, believes "w ill opeit up edy" slayi^ of F*reda McKechnle, Communists maintained a running affairs. crew of highway department work- o f First National Bank, Boston, vast areas of the world to exploita- unemployed telephone operator. The tillery will go into action next Sat- fire on guards from the rooftops of Mr. Ray's statement follows: hlass.; John F. Grimm, care of tion and expansion o f industry in ers In proparatton for the adjourned jury recommended death in the elec- urday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock in houses on Pablo Igleslaa street. The Bankers Trust (^mpony. New York. "The welfare of the Town of Man- many directions.’’ SPANISH DANCER annual town meeting tU s evening tric chair. Center Park tvhen Hugh M. Alcorq, government ordered soldiers to start Further Changes chester, the proper solution o f its The latest nautical child of the at 9:15 o’clock. Eklwards sat almost alone as he candidate for Governor; Kenneth a house-to-house attack In an effort Sir. Ciarter also will retire oa present problems and steering the veteran inventor, the submarine U vely Interest hss been shown in heard the verdict. Cramer, candidate for State Sena- to rout the snipers. treasurer and further reductions are right course for the future are salvager "Laksco” , was to be MURDER SUSPECT the adjourned meeting since last Only Frank McGuigan, jr., of his Extremists blasted the Remonta to be made in other subordinate and worthy of the serious attention of launched today from the old Housa- Monday when Thomas Trotter counsel sat beside him. barracks with a volley of rifleflra. executive positiona. all our citizens. tonic Shipbuilding Company yards. moved that the meeting be ad- Ekiwards listened to the verdict then fled when the troops fired back. Howell Cheney today declined to "The Citizens Council has been "I believe," said Lake, "this craft journed to the end o f tbe week so with bowed head. He slumped for- amplify the official atatement Ask- A regiment of ca\n^ clattered organized as one means of securing is destined to prove that there are that mill workers on the night 'shift ward in bis chair os the poll of the if Messrs. William C., Horace B. Former Secretary to Lloyd into San Sebastian with orders to effective cooperative action for the greater opportunities lying under the could attend. It ia expected that jury was made. cut down everyone who offered any Charles Herman and himaelf even- Town’s benefit. The Council has been the Arm ory will be filled before the There were only a few persons In timlly would return to active man- surface o f the seas for future ex- resistance, but the casu^Ues aa a formed by the CThamber of Com- ploration and development than are hour o f opening tbe meeting for ac- the court room when the jury filed agement, Mr. Cheney said all four George Is Found Dying result were only five wounded. That merce but with deliberate intent, above water. Most of the areas tion on the thirteen articles in the in, news writers, less than a dozen d ty was placed in tbe hands o f tbe would retire. membership is not confined to those eaU. spectators and state police. Ward Cheney will continue to above tbe surface of tbe sea have authorities by tbe army mounting who are members of the Chamber. already been explored and largely from a Stab Wound. Reaseeesmeat Qneetloii. Neither Frank McGuigan, sr., machine guna on the roofs through- function aa President with offices In The governing thought has been to Interest has chiefiy been shown In chief of Edwards counsel nor his New York, while Clifford Cheney developed while the large areas out the strategic districts. got a group of men thoroughly the proposed appropriation of $15,- assistant, John Phillips were with will assume the position of mill under the sea are capable of pro- Strike Spreads, representative of the different In- ducing more wealth In recovering Montreal, Oct. 6. - - (A P )— Senorita 000 for tbe reassessment of taxable the youthful mine surveyor at any In Bilbao the Extremist strike manager here In Manchester. properties In Manchester in accord- time during the morning. The official Cheney statement fol- leresta in Town. The Ck>uncirs or- tbe natural products o f the sea and Dolores Lopez, In whose apartment was tightened, completely paralys- ganization and methods o f procedure capable of growing more edible food- ance with town by-laws, the re- “A Proper Verdict.” ing the city. The strikers & ot and lows; William Owen, a bond clerk, died of assessment to be conducted by rec- District Attorney Thomas H. “Ward Cheney, President of (3he- have by no means been fixed since stuffs per acre than exist anywhere killed a , merchant who defied their It is distinctly In the formative above the sea.” a stab wound early today, was taken orgnized municipal appraisers. Lewis said: oidera and tried to keep his shop Bcy Brothers, b u announced that into custody by police a few hours In some quarters It has been stat- "It waa a very proper verdict. It it will be necessary to effect a reduc- stage and- the desire is to sense how Other Projects open. we best can serve the Clommunity Lake’s plan for scooping wealth later. ed that the amount proposed would has been my hardest task, but jus- The situation in Zaragoza was ro- tion in the production schedules of The girl is a Spanish dancer. not be sufficient to make a complete tice must prevail, as it has In this the Broad Goods, Velvet and Throw- and govern ourselves accordingly. from submarine areas does not stop ported "tumultuous.” Many dead “1 previously referred to coopera- with the "Laksco." He said If the Owen, an Englishman, waa found survey and reassessment o f all prop- case.” were seen ih the streets. Tbe gov- ing Departments to bring them erties in town as the cost of conduct- His assistant, J. Harold Flannery, tive action and thla is foremost in craft proved practical, he would con- bleeding to death o f a shoulder ernor of the Province of Zaragosa within the reduced demands for ing tbe reassessment of industrial agreed it was a proper verdict our thoughts. Starting with the struct another and attempt to sal- wound In her apartment by Dr. J. R. ordered army reinforcements into goods now prevailing. plants has sometimes exceeded the Edwards trembled as he was led Board of Selectmen, many people vage the ‘‘Lusitania’’, torpedoed in the town to relieve the beieaguend “71>e decidedly smaller amount of amount demanded for the complete handcuffed back to bis cell In the are giving their time and thought to 1915 off the coast of Ireland and (Oontinaed on Page Tw o) government troops there. business to be secured has also made reassessment of all town property. county jail. John Phillips of de- it advisable to reduce the personnel Manchester affairs with very little now resting With Its cargo of gold Five Ehetremista were killed snd Clheney Brothers have been con- fense counsel announced before the engaged in management and super- or no compensation and on the bullion In 360 feet of water. several wounded in Oviedo, In the For the immediate future. Lake ducting a reappraisal* of their prop- case went to the jury at 8:54 last vision. Messrs. William C. Cheney, whole are doing a good job. We flrst trouble in the provincial capi- said he planned to confine the activ- erties, which It is understood will night that tbe case will be appealed. Hagh M. Alcera claim no superior wisdom and are tal, and in Madrid three were killed ities o f the "Laksco’’ to a search of BIG STRIKE TODAY cost approximatly $6,000. Some The jury retired for th r^ hours (OonttBned on Page Two) not criticizing anyliody. Our plan is Including a guard in an interchange the waters In the N ew York area. time ago a reappraisal of the Orford sleep at 2:35 o’clock this morning, tor from the Fourth District; Ed- o f shots. to divide the Council into commit- ward J. Hickey, nominee -for coun- In the East river alone lies the Soap company cost $4,500, it was but came back to its deliberations at Reports from Trubia said workers tees so that small groups can study ty sheriff and others w ill address wreckage of the British frigate EXPECTED IN CUBA reported. six o’clock. in an arms factory there had armed definite and different situations for whst promises to be the most "Hussar” which ia said to have a themselves from toe company store- ' the purpose of securing Information largely attended political raUy ever MUSSOLINI WINKS $5,000,000 gold cargo. room, seized the pisnt, an ’ success- and developing Meas which when held in Manchester. "M y Investigations," be said, fully withstood the assault of troops. sound In our judgment will be com- HOSPITAL NOTES Park’s Ample Space “have led me to iMlleve that several Umon After Union Makes PREDICTS THE END cine o f those killed waa a yoimg municated to the Town authorities hundred vessels have been sunk In Local Republican leaders respon- AND CROWDS ROAR girl and two others in high social and its people. I thoroughly believe the waters immediately surrounding sible for bringing Mr. Alcorn to circles. in voluntary service for the common the Caty o f N ew York, cargoes of Manchester realise there la no hall Pledge to Waft Out; Gov Edmund Dwyer of 122 Summit The new Madrid outbreak was be- good to whatever extent this can be which have never been recovered. street was admitted yesterday and OF CO SEY STRIKES in this town having sufficlently ade- tween a group o f workers and made practically useful instead of Ih'obably our first work this fall and Mrs. Lillie Edwards of 71 Birch quate Seating tccommodaUons to handle the huge crowd v.'antlpg to guarda in front o f a hotel. Laughter Greets Statement leaving the solution of all our prob- winter will be- a ssrstematic search emment Ready. street was admitted today. Sporadic shooting woe resumed In lems and direction of our aflWrs to of the deep waters surrounding New hear the gubernatorial standard bearer. It therefore was thought tbe mining region and leaulted to • the representatives whom wo elect. York . City and in Long Island That Franco-Italian Rela Secretary Perkins Tells La- advisable to stoge the mass meet- number of casualties. ' 'Invitations were extended to Mr. Sound.” TREASURY BAIANOB Havana, O ct 6.— ( A P ) — S t r i k e ing In Cc '.ter Park which provides Spiesa and Mr. Shorts to become promoterz. added union after union Washington, Oct. 6—(AP)—^The ample space even though the people tions Are Much Improved. members of the Ck-upcil because we to tbe general etrike pledge today, bor Federations That AD will have to stand. O f course, if It wanted to include In the member- as the government outwardly apa- position of tbe Treasury October 4 was: rains, efforts will be made to pro- ship representatives of other organ- thetic for days, appealed to the FLETCHER EXPECTS THINK KAMINSKI Receipts, $42,222,649.11; expendi- Dispotes Will Be Settled. cure a auitable hall. MUan,- O c t 6—(AP) — Half a izations. workers for oupport Mr, Alcorn has flrod the imagina- We will go ftuther as the way tures. $68,068,856.37; balance, $2,- million Italians gathered at his feet The strike originally planned by 184,805,138.12; customs receipts for tion o f votera who are convinced he roared with laughter today when hPPbin to bq ciMT In tbe mnttfir of WROTE POSTCARD ti>B.CdB>B)uiil0t> labor unlona for the months $6^016/68.18...... is tke one man in Connecticut capa- GAIN^ SENATE Premier Mussolini told them; “The relating this organization to others Sunday midnight may start tonight. San Francisco, Oct. 6—(AP) — ble and strong enough to score a Receipts for tbe fiscal year (since Putting into practice the 30 hour relations between Italy and France in Town with whom we have or can Jose Rlera, president of a railroad July 1) $1,026,638,654.83; expendi- victory over Governo Wilbur L. are notably improved.’’ develop things in common just by brotherhood local, waa arrested last week which it advocates, the Amer- Croaa. Recognized for his sterling tures, $1,567,815,646.84; (including ican Federation of Labor turned to The gales of mirth swelled trem- cur working together. We ask the night on a charge of spreading $880,383,6M.13 o f emergency ex-^ Integrity, bis commendable person- G. 0. P. Leader Se^i DiicM* •ndously in the vast Csthedrsl patience of the Townspeople while New London Woman Who •trike propaganda. Leaders inform- letaure here today after bearing al qualities and his unswerving penditures); excpss o f expenditures. Secretary, of Labor Perkins pndict ■quarsLJiita^whieh the llstenen had are gettlni undw way. and $571A76,681v41; gol4 asseU $7.678.- faithfulness to his duties as a law fought to bo n u r thtlr Duce. solicit Information and suggestions foB Fage Tw o) 988,808.95.------^ ------enforcement -officer,' Mr. ■ AtconTs— Jest I h ^ Maybe the laughter was spon- which may be helpful In our work." Claims She Saw Him .Re" The week o)d conflict in tbe ranks success in capturing the admiration taneous, but It was possible that It "In closing, I am gUd to say that over the building tndee department of the voters is sure to bring them break was In the hands o f an ad- Democrats Itsie Answer. was Inspired by a wink o f Musso- the Board of Selectmen and tbe ceires Unsigned Note: out en masse next Saturday after- Unl’s eye as he finished the phase. Town Treasurer have already wel- justment committee after it bad noon. The premier let the laughter con- comed our co-operation; in fact, the reached a conference on the com- Those who beard Mr. Hickey at tinue some minutes, then be declar- formation of the Coimell was en- Discover Safe Anchorage mittee floor. A fte r present building the Manchester Green school last Washingtoa, Oct 6.— ( A P ) — A Ik I: couraged by Mr. Cook, the Chair- N ew jUonfion, Oct. 6.— ( A P ) — T h e trades officers had appealed from a night arere amazed at his oratorical Republican assertion that dlsooii- "Your attitude shows that you man o f the Board." lorol-'pollce today announce that ruling o f tbe federation’s council abUity. tent is rising under toe New Deal are a very IhtelUgent people." • The Council consists o f the ti . Jktra. Taylor, of 12 Lewis street, At "^Disappearing Island” ordered them to admit three outcast Hickey’s AbiHty was followed today by a prediction From the time that he entered lowing: Mr. Ray, chairman; EdwS^ who last Saturday reported having industrial unions, the convention Mr. Hickey does not build hla from the opposits camp that tba his lofty pulpit In the Cathsdrsl J. Holl, E. J, McCabe, H sd^ Al- ^een Alexander Kaminski, escaped placed the controversy in the hands speeches upon the flimaj foun'dation Democrats will capture a two- square, H Duco, dressed In the vord, C. Elmore WatklfiA Jay E. Springfield murderer, walking in of the adjustment committee. of flowery adjectives and meaning- tMrds m ajority in toe Senate. green and black uniform of a cor- Main street, this dty, has rscelved victoria. B. C.. Oct. 6.—(AP) —«had been formsriy roportsd, Fight Prevented less superlatives. He talks flowlng- Rand, Howell CheS^, Leland T.' Discovery of a s^e anchorage for Henry P. Fletcher, Republican poral of the Fascist miUtio, was a card upbraldlbg her for her action. found a crescent-shaped'anchorage, President Green turned aside the ly but convincingl} an-' gives tiie National chairman, saw Increariag Wood, Earl OTBetunan, Edward J. ships on the famous "disappearing” cheered until he waved his arms The card, unsigned was mailed in with gradually sloping bottom from threatened fight whui be obtained Impression of sincerity when de- dissatisfaction with adminlatratiofS Murphy, Parker Soren, GusUve Bogoslof island in Bering Sea was imperiously and began to speak. West Warren, Mass., a short dis- 80 to 70 fathoms. withdrawal of a resolution demand- scribing the adjustroenta which he poUdea. Senator Lewis o< llHiwto ' Sebrthber, Raymond Goalee, C3or- announced today by Father Bernard “Tbs atmosphere is better,” he ence Anderson, Horry England, tance from Springfield. While tbe "This discovery waa valuable for ing that an attack by Joseph Pad- would like to see fitted into the of- ohairmaa of toe Democratie B « Hubbard, the "GUcler Priest." several reasons. Many Arctic told hla people, "but good rdotiolis Walter Gorman, Willard B. Rogers, ]>oUce admit It may be tbe composl- way, Wisconsin Federation of Labor fice o f sheriff. tortol campaign eommlttee, said ] Alaska explorer and professor of bound vessels, and even ships on must bo .between peo^e and people Ronald Ferguson, N. B. Richards, Jon of a crank or practical joker, attorney on Attorney General The crack detective attached to party would increase its majM geology at Santa djum University. their way to the Orient, might be and you cannot rely merely on Raymond Bowen, Charles S. Burr, there Is a possibility It was mailed Homer (Tummlngs and Uie Depart- the-state’s attorney’s office frankly two-thirds. diplomacy’’. Nevertheless, ws soon The island, about 25 miles north caught in severe Bering Sea gales ment of Justice be stricken from admits that be . inning for politi- Fletcher declared the Mathias E. Spiesa, George Keith, by the fugitive or one of bis friends. of the western end of Uhalaska, rose hope to roach on accord which will John L Olson, Herbert B. House, and storms, and knowing th en la a tbe conTKiUon’s records. Green de- cal office for tbe flrst time because tration has ignored His Bctowiniato from the sea May 18, 1796. safe anchorage at Bogoslof can go clared that "if there is any place be very fruitful and enabling the Frank.C!heney, Jr.. Robert Treat, Mrs. Taylor went to school with be wants to "better" Umaelf. He who asked "where the New ! two countries to cooperate in the "W e anchored at the island for a then Instead of flghttog the storm, where free speech should be allowed. said if an appolntmsnt equally aa leading them.” He said day.” Father Hubbard said, “ and with possible lose of lire and even European field.’’ jlOomttmaae am P ag* Two). .(OMttwMd am Pag« Tit«X laoteod of a bay 5,000 feet deep, as the ship." iOratln|a|l M Page Two) (OoatiMMd oto,raga Tws). ’ I . « ■'*0 , M ANCBBStEBjW EKIKOBERAlftMANOinaTEII.OOIW , SATDRDAT, OCTOWnU, 1>M. n the church school The Week the Conference. several thousand marchers, will be at the Manchester Green achool laet amounts might be taken out of the leave Manchester to make bar home ate vers* and when all had racelved crease^ to $8,664.98. *nd physical stindpolnt. In an- friend and helper o f General George equally weU the relation of the the soul and the body are one; for Lord perceived that virtue went out tomorrow. A ll pupils and teachers Tuesday at 8:00 p. m. the Suiylav Begins A t 5:30 Todav held, followed by a . speaking pro- night. The opening gun of the 1934 budget, but In the aggregate, the with her husband in Webstar, Maas. their bouquets.th* rlbbona were cut Offiears of th* bank report that cuun'clng the. open’ng o f the Indoor Washington. During the Civil War bimnehea to the vine, that they were spiritual powers created nature, aad from Him and did the healing. That are aaked to make a special point schixil teachers will meet. The reunion will open wl{h regis- gram on Capitol Hill. The celebra- campaign waa fired by Mr*. Alice savtu to the taxpayer would he so and the past presidents were, greet- new customers are belhg added daily season the Recreatioa Center* Governor Buckingham waa the FliTCHER EXPECTS WAPPMG PLANS parts o f one whole, that the branch they now act into nature and sus- virtue could not have been nothing. to be present. The Everyman's Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. the tration at 5:30 o’clock thla after- tion marking the landing of the Ruaa of Shelton, member of the si'jilt that tbs Committee felt It ed by the audience. Tboaa in line to the large list o f flrnu. aad Indi- tlu'Ougb their directors and facilities House of Representatives; Senator “ right -man" and during the World were Mrs. Raymond Burnham, Mrs. . derived Its life from the vine and at tain it Natural laws are therefore Agaln^ Jesus breathed upon HI* dls Bible Claae begins on Sunday, Oct. Church Board will meet. noon A t the host churcii. A supper great discoverer on San Salvador would be an unwise procedure to COSMOPOLITAN aU B *S vtdual* now doing buatneee are at all times willing to cooperate Kenneth F. Cramer of Wethersfield War Governor Marcus Holcomb met GAINS IN SENATE D. C. Y. Moore, Mr*. P. A. Ver- Manchester Trust Co. the same time ministered to the life spiritual forces flowing down into mples and said, “ Receive ye the 14. Thursday at 2.30 p. m. the Sewing will be held at 6:30 o’clock, served will end with a grand ball at the many serious problems in the right sponsor opposition and argument In o f the vine. nature and operating on tha m - Holy Spirit.” 'Die disciple* saw the Christian Endeavor meeting at by the Dorcas Society, at which State Armory In the evening with with any group or organisation. m and State’s Detective Edward J. a town meeting for the sake of such Rain today Intarrupted the pro- planck, Mrs. Lillian Bowera, Mrs. Circle will meet. way for the masses. The State has nan terial plane. Natural laws are the Holy Spirit aa a mighty, rushing 6:30. more than 100 Leaguers are expect- Glen Gray and his Casa Loma Or- assisting with or to conduct a pro- Hickey, candidate for Sheriff of savings. The committee did, how- resldenta o f w’epplng a have ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED F. A. Farrar, Mrs. A. L. Kenyon, Thursday at 8:00 p. m. the choir the right man beaded for Governor (Continned tron Pag* One) Jesiu wa* fond of insisting upon effects of which spiritual laws are wind as a fire with tongues resting The Week ed to bo present. Herman Johnson. chestra playing. gram of interesting recreational en- Hartford County. Former Senator ever, uiuuilmouely go' on record as been arranging for several weak* Mr*. Emma L. Nettleton, Mrs. Louie THINK KAMINSKI will meet for rehearsal. Robert J. Smith was chairman of this time, the speaker said and In for Old Home Day. Heebner. Mrs. R. K. Anderson a this ' mutual relationship between the proximate caiue. This fact upon their heads. There is a river Tuesday at 7:48r—The Octol^r Special decorations have been ar- tertainment. view of the past year’s experience, favoring’ a $10,000. reduction In the ' the meetlag which was informal and labor feel* It has been “fooled” and The featlvltl** were to have History of Organisation And past president who la ill and who Himself and His disclptes. He did not makea' nature a parable, a panora- flowing from the throne of God that meeting of the Ever Ready Circle of ranged for the big auditorium of The schedule of activities for tha he said that Hugh M. Alcorn should that “living coat* sky-rocketing far Federal Relief appropriation which think o f His life asApart from them. ma, of otherwise invisible eplritual King’s Daughter* at Whiton Memo- CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE the Armory, which will hold thou- brought out a large attendance of would redue* It from $80,000 to started this morning e t 10 o’clock, Its Acconplishments Forms had a record of four years attend- WROTE POSTCARD make* aU things Uve. That rlvjr H. B. Anthony, Minister coming season is as follosvs; For the supportere at this the first get ito-, be placed In [the seat of power In . beyond wage Increases' ' are causing but this was called off beesuae of ance without a single absence, re- They were In Him and He waa in things. Paul’s understanding was represents the stream of life flow- rial. • sands of dancers. Walter U. Soby, EAst Side building: Connecticut, a self-made man, | aiscontent. $40,000. Basis of ProgrsnL them. opened to grasp this Illuminating Wednesday and Thursday at Wa- widely known dancing teacher,’'Will [ether of party supporter* of the the rain and the ban! and float* ceived her bouquet at home. Bou- ing from the Lord. Wherev'‘r the Sunday: Gymnastics: exercises, apparatus, strong, just and forceful, imder “ Partisan Beoeflta” "The committee also unenlmoualy He felt the need of their human fa c t which be declared in saying terbury—Annual meeting of the lead the grand march. ?all campaign. that were to have a pa-t In a five- quets were also presented to Mrs. (Continned from Page One) river went, vegetation waa ab'un- games, tumbling, stunts. Men: whose guidance the State of Con- Attacking Democrat* on the favored recommending to the Board The Ooamopolitan Club celebrated friendship and nearness. His soul that all things Invisible are clearly Connecticut Coifference of Congre- 9:00 a. m.—Morning Prayer. Nicholas C. Casciano la general Ftrat In School of Education that they reduce the mils pared* were not ordered Into Gillette and Mrs. Hyde. dant. By receiving the Lords life, 9:30 a. m.— Church Bible School. Monday necticut will take its proper place ground they use relief motiey for line. A t 1 o'clock a dinner la to be ita thirtieth ennlvereery yesterday Kaminski In WUUmantle aad told seas fuU o f loneliness and agony as seen, being understood by the gational and Christian churches, at chairman. He has secured assur- Chairman Smith put the large School budget $8,000. bringing It Refreshments were served by the there ia contact with Him. Cut the 10:45 a. m.—Communion Service. 8:15-9:00— Young men. among the sister states. "partisan benefit,” he said; served end as this la to be In the afternoon at Ita first fall meeting, the police ah* wan positlva he waa these friends failed Him In the clos- thing* that are made, avan His ster- the Second Congregational church. ances from about 60 organizations crowd in good humor early in bia from $3t2,000. down to $307,000. bcspltallty committee of which Mrs. wire, and the lights go ou t Tbs 6:30 p. m.— Young People’s Hour. The character of Hugh M. Alcorn “Now that election day I* near- Community House It will be held. held In th* social room of th* Y. M. ing hour* o f His life In that Garden nal power'and Godhead. Tuastey and Thursday— Rehears- in the state that they will take part 9:00-10 :(X1)—Games. announcements by giving Manches- “ On* outstanding decision the Harry Straw is chairman. Much the men abe had seen. Lord’s Ufa Is aa subitantlal a* the 7:30 p. m.— Evangelistic Service was clearly ’eflned by the final ing, the process of placing relief C. A . Mrs. C. R. Burr, hoatea* for- o f Getbsemane. Because o f thla wondrous relation ala fdr the Married Couples’ Club In the celebration. Senator Augus- Tuesday ter Green the honor of having more committee reached, waa that con- credit for the aucceaa of th* pro- The card read aa follows: electric current and Infinitely more with sermon by the pastor, subject: speaker on'tjie program, Edward M. I checks where It la figured they will parade, which waa eeheduled for the afternoon, and her committee It is Interesting that Jesus, niio between spirit and matter, the Lord minstrel, to be given on Friday, tine Lonergan will be the principal 4:00-5:00— Handball. man in public life in town than any cerning a re-aaeessment or re-valua- gram wee due to the efforts o f the “Well you are a fine schoolmate. potent. He is the motivating force “The Great Need of America,” Hickey, candidate Jo'r Sheriff of | do the mMt political gew^, is i p ^ - 1:80, but it la expected that the ex- had decorated the room with autumn seemed all sufficient and who drew many Illustrations and form- Oct. 26. speaker. Other speakers will be ,5:00-6:00— Business-faculty. tion of all properUe* in the town of committee. Mrs. O. E. WllUs, chair- I'd like to tell you what th* world from which is all activity or life.* The Week: other section. It was, ho aald. the Hartford County. Referring ing. tm un. The Tittle pig* that died or cises et the old North school et flowers and leaves. Mr*. Raymond ■eemed to deiive all the necessary ed parables from nature. “ I am Saturday at 7:30—Choir rehears- Congressman Herman P. Kopple- 7:00-8:00— Basketball. first RepubUcan raUy known to have Manchester, this to be by highly man, Mr*. Nettleton, Mrs. Watkins, 'hlnks o f you. Td like to get jrou in In the vine are all the potencies for Tuesday at 7:30 p. m.—Monthly statement contained In a Hartford the Democratic Party are now be wbieh Judge Ralph Grant la sched- Burnham, now beginning her third- sustenance and power from His re- the vlqe; ye arc the branches,” He al. mann, Mayor J. Watson Beach and Thursday trained men, qualified to do a satia- Mra. Houae, Mrs. Rbeel and Mrs. hamlnskl’e place. All I wish with all producing fruit In the Lord arc meeting of the Sunday School Board been held In the Green achool. paper and attributed to bis Demo- Ing paid for by the administration. uled as the p'.'lneipa] speaker, will year aa president o f the club, wel- lationship to His Father, spoke so declares. The relation of the vine SVednesday, Oct. 17— Meeting of Rev. Andrew J. Kelly. Dr. Joseph 8:00-9:30— Apparatus. Chairman Smith Introduced as the factory job. The committee felt this niing. - my heart is that you hava plenty of all the potencies essential to bring at the home of Mrs. Clarence W il- cratic opponent for the office, he 'ITie com, which was not planted, be held. I f the rain continues aside comed the gueste,* former membere much o f friendship and of His dls. to the branches, in every particular, the officers and teachers of the S. Palladtno will be master of cere Women—Mondav first speaker, Mrs, Alice Russ of waa very much needed. Many hard luck.” forth strength, happiness, and son, 37 HoU street. said that he was conscientiously de- has grown into fat Treasury from the serving of, he dinner the of the club from Boston, Providence, ciples as His friends. There waa in church achool. monies. 7:15-8:00— Gyih. SheltdBT member of the Connecticut changes have been made In prop- Th* local police said they ^u ld la a similitude of the Cord's rela- peace. “ Aa the branch cannot bear Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.— Mid- termined to accept the office tender- checks.” other plans may be postponed un- Northampton, Southbrldge. West Him the quest of human compan- tion to mankind. Wednesday House of RepresenUtlves for several erty assessmenta during the past turn the letter over to th* fruit of Itself except it abide In the week prayer meeting. ed him by the Republican Conven- til a later date. Hartford and other places, swelling ionship. SOUTH CHURCH 7:15-8:00— Women. CHENEY PERSONNEL ebusetts state police so that an ef- The branch aevered from the vine vir no more can ye, except ye Friday at 7:30 p. m.—Qaas meet- farms from her home town. During tion and that he intended to work few years which has shifted the the attendance to 65. Again and again. In Hie Com- (Methodist Episcopal) 8:00-8:30— Basketball. her service in the House Mrs. Russ burdw from one source to another fort may be made to learn the Iden- ceases to bear. The sap, laden with abide in me.” ing. hard for the office, contrary to an Mr*. A. W. Hyde, one of the few munications with His disciples. He Leosmrd C. Harris, Minister CAMPBELL’S STATION Hporte was considered one of the best in- opinion held in some quarters. and in the opinion of our commit- membere now in the club who at- CHANGE ANNOUNCED tity o f the sender. laid stress upon this bond of love formed women on social service and POUCE COURT tee It ta very neceaaary. to have Basketball, badminton, tannii, I’ralsea Alcorn tended th* first meeting, read sev- and. of common devotion to the will Sunday: THE SALVATION ARMY HAS NEW MANAGER howling, ping pong, volley ban, pod, women and children's labor laws For the past fourteen years the proper adjustments and equilizatibn INJURED IN FALL eral original poems. Mrs. D. C. Y. of God which linked them Into the 9:80 a. ra.— Church School with OapL and Mrs. N. J. Curtis. and was complimented by Senator through a re-assesament of prop- (Coattnacd from Page One) hockey, handball. During the season candidate for sheriff had been, in Charged with driving an automo. Moore, founder and first member of BIG STRIKE TODAY true unity of Christian faith aqd classes for all grades. leagues are organised and tourna- Cramer on her keen Judgment on all e~tlet this year. An ezUmate of the 9:30 a. m.— Sunday School. constant touch with Hugh M. A l- bile while under the Influence of liq- the club, rea l a paper giving remin- devotion. 10:48 a. m.— Morning worship Oval ,T. Smith. Formerl.v With ments played. matters coming under her jurisdic- coat from a very reliable profession- DOWN A STAIRWAY iscences and high lights In the club’s Horace B. Cheney, Howell Cheney with sermon. Preacher, Rev. John 11:00 a. m.— Holiness Service. corn, he said, in the conduct of the uor. Homer E. Wood of Lake street. EXPECTED IN CUBA A_& P Stores Hopes to Im- Handwork— Wednesday tion in the legislative branch. law enforcement branch of the South Coventry waa found guilty ' OOBM™ h*» been obUlned for the history, A t Its close Mrs. Moor* and Charles Herman Cheney, who What was true o f these first G. Rogers, D. D. of Boston. 3:00 p. m.— Free and Easy Ser- Women first took part in pollUcs tiOUtn 1,/OVeniry. waa louna gumy . . in 1trftnrhjiRV*r .nH thm are the senior* in points o f service, 1:30-4:00. state. He found Hugh M. Alcorn in Police Court here today and fined work needed in Mancbeater and the waa presented with a large bouquet (jhrlatlan $[roups in direct contact Music at this hour: vice conducted Inside. prove Service. In a major cam pal^, Mrs. Russ will retire from active management. Bowling AU Hours to be a strong man, respected by all $100 and coats. Wood waa making amount they gave waa $18,000. The ‘ Mrs. George Edwards of 71 of autumn flowers. with the Master is true of the CHirle- Organ Prelude—Andante . Bartlett 7:00 p. m.— Open A ir Service. said, speaking for the large number Louie S. Carter will also retlV* as (Continned from arag* One) Monday, 8:00-9:00, Rec Girl* with whom he had dealings, just, an effort to raise the money among committee redtmmended Including Birch street was Injured early this Another feature waa the reading tian fellowahip in every age and In CHURCHES Processional Hymn ...... Nlcaea 7:30 p. m.—Great Salvation Ser- president of the local League and o f women present, impressing upon $15,000. in this year’s budget for this treasursr. It will be necessary to On Monday, Oval T. Smith will League: Wednesday, 3:30-4:30, wo- fair, and a man who asked no man friends. morning when sbe stepped off the of a few of the annual reports. f.d the government the strike would every manifestation. If Christians MANCHESTER AND VBBNONr^iheard In programs of worsklpful Anthem—Magnificat In E .. Parker vice. chairman of the reunion committee, them the necessity for a vital inter- very much needed service and if make further reductions In other take over the management of Camp- men bowlers; Thursday, 7:00-9:00, to accept responsibilities that were Patrolman John Cavagnaro no- top step of the stairway at her That of the first year, written by begin tonight unleae be ia releaaed. fall ta realize the bleszing of fellow- PARISH song. The G Clef wUl sing at the Hymn—Tidings. All are welcome. will be tooatinaater. Three camp- est in the coming campaign In sup- thla meets nrlth the approval of the subordinete and executive forces to bell's Filling Station. Mr. Smith Is Girls Inter-cihurch League. his own. ticed Wood driving with one light home, falling part way down the Mrs. F. A. Farrar, was read by Mrs. ship with Christ and with one an- Methodist Episcopal first o f these services tomorrow eve- Anthem—"Thy Marv’Ioue Work” Th6 Week* * er* will give short talks on the port of the sUte's Republican can- Board of Selectmen It will Increase bring them within th* line o f the Oovemmeato Appeal a native of Manchester and well Boxing A man who knows how to work; down Center street in an • erratic stairs upon ner shoulder. She was Herbert House, who has been a The government of Carlo* Men- other, they are living far below their Rev. C. Homer Cflnns, Minister ning at 7 o’clock. The pastor’s ser- (Clreation) ...... Haydn Tuesday, 7:00 — Girl Guards; camp. Miss Martha Swanson of didates. a man who knows the structure of the assessment and collection bud- removed to the Manchester Memo- member of the club since its organi- present requirements. privilege and are failing to realize Recessional Hymn—Dladema. Corps Cadet meeting and Band Quincy,, Miss Frances Knudaen of known to hundreds of people. For Monday, 5:00-6:00, junior boys; Important Election manner. He arretted the man at Cieta, aaked the people to sustain mon topic wiU be ” A New Heart aqd the State, one who has given the West Center and Center atreet. Ex- get from $13,000 to $38,000. rial hospital at 7:30 this morning zation. The report of the club's ac- “ Cillfford Cheney will assume the the elemental glories and beauties of Sunday, Veraon Organ PosUude— Fantasia .. Berens practice. Cambridge and Irving Carlson of the past five years he has been a 7:00-8:00, men. Wednesday, 8:00- "This Is an important and vital the Republican instltuUone against a New Life.” A most cordial wel- State of Connecticut security from amined ’at the police station by Dr. "The committee members assem- and X-ray pictures were taken to tivities during the World War show- position of mill manager. Ward the ChrisUsui life. 9:30 a. m. — Morning worship. 6:00 p. m. — Bpworth League Wednesday. 7:00—Y. P. L. meet- this town. store manager for the Great Atlan- f:00, business men. Thursday, 7,;:00- election," Mr*. Russ said. “It has >he attack* of aubtervive element*. come is extended to one and all. the felon and criminal and has made LeVerne Holme*. Wood was pro- bled unanimously expressed the determine the extent of the in- ed the amount o f surgical dreaaingt Cheney will remain a* PresldenL One might dwell upon the moral Rally Day. Though we have ho Hour.. A debate will be held on the ing. The pirogram will include selec- tic 'A Pacific Tea company. He is 8:00, men. b M frequently said that it does not The statement cam* soon after A birthday pariy wlU be held un- the towns and cities safe places to nounced intoxicated and unfit to opinion that If the work of our jurite. and other things of a like nature, “Tha offices 'vacated have not "yet realities of this fellowship. It is Church School session at our church subject— The N R A — Success or a vice. tion* by a double quartet of camp- a graduate of the local High school Dancing -matter much on the “off year" and unconfirmed reports that Berglo der the auspices of the Dorcas socie- live, in contrast to other sections of Citizens Council ta to be of value, It was revealed that she had auf- aa well as 60 pairs of socks knitted been flllled, end whatever changea not merely sentimental relationship. here, we are endeavoring to have a Failure? The leaders of the debate Thursday, 8:00— Public Service ers and by a local quartet, a pan- and served three years with the Monday, 8:00-8:45, women’s tap consequently there has not been the drive a car. Csrbo. head of the National Revolu- tj Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock. the country overrun by gangsterism Arthur Fillmore of West Hart- we must proceed with careful think- fered a painful shoulder injury and by members. Prepared by tho late In position may be required will be It la not a sort o f secret communion special service for Rally Day at this will be Ray Mercer and Clarence held inside. tomime, a camp scene, camp motion U. S. Coast Artillery in the Panama (lancing. Saturday, 10:30-11:00, tiny vigorous and impelling force back of tionary Party was about to *elae A Pageant of "Birthdays and How and crime. ford waa arrested last night by Pa- ing baaed on complete knowledge of fracture of two ribs. Mrs. Bdarards Mrs. May Bidwell, It was read by worked out gradually.” o f bywords and rituals that all men time. Folks who would like trans- Turklngton. The members of the Friday, 8:00— Holiness Service. pictures by Leonard Johnson qnd a defenses. He Is also a member of lots; 11:00-11:30. intermediate girls; the party that there should be” tiiey Grow” will be followed by a Hartford County has a record in trolman Cavagnaro on a ebarg* of the subject w* are dealing with and was admitted aa a patient following power. may not share. I t is a fellowship portation call Mr. Richard. Sermon group will have a chance to parti- Saturday. 7:30—Open A ir Service. hjrmn sing. Helge E. Pearson will the Arm y and Navy club. 11:30-12:00, advanced girls. Is It WIsef social hour and refreshments. No the State which they may be proud operating an automobile without a at all timea cooperating to the ut- the X-ray examination. which finds Its reality In moral and by the Pastor, “ Sand.” cipate at the cloae of the presenta- Saturday, 8:00—Public Service in lead the singing. The Leaguers will Mr. Smith says that it is his aim Rrcoc pl47:h.yra.. Box;ThT. "Is all this money wisely and admission Is charged, but a 'fi^ e w ill to make Campbell’s one of the lead- of, the speaker asserted. Children license. Fillmore Insisted he had most with our Municipal Officials. spiritual commitments, especially In Manchester tion, by the speakers. Citadel, spend the night at the homes of Recreation economically expendM?" Mrs. Russ offering wlU be received. A ll who are ing gas stations in town and build are safe and law enforcement has left hi* license at home and told a Please understand this la the atti- devotion to the commandments ' of 10:45 a. m.— Rally Day service. The Week: members of the church. Basketball league games, 7:00- asked. Continuing she reviewed the tude of pur committee. W e hope to teking part in the pageant will meet up a . reputation for service not to made the county a safe place to story of a man In the state motor GAUDY PERIOD THEME love. This service sets t'le tone for the Monday, 7:00 — Girl Scout troop SWEDISH CONGREGATIONAL Banquet Tomorrow 12:00. Tuesday. Church and social agricultural experimentation, and secure that which la in the general for rehearsal Sunday afternoon at 4 be excelled. live, trade and work in, he said. vehicle department having given Here, ultimately, la the test of the church work of the entire year. Let meeting. CHURCH Tomorrow morning, the Leaguers nighU, .7:00-12 00, Friday, Vdlay the acta without precedence of des- Interest o f our town through proper, o'clock. 7:30—The W. F. M. S. will “ You need have no fear' for Con- him the I'lense. Inquiry at this de- Christian life and o f the Christian every church member be present to S. B. Green, Minleter will attend the regular English toll games, 3:00-6:00, Saturday. troying crops, the bold operation of necticut under the administration of partment’s offices brou,rht out the Intelligent and buslnese-like proce- OF MAE WEST FILM .fellowship, Ia It supremely devoted Our Brotherhood will meet next meet with Mrs. Inez Truax at her service at 10:45 o’clock, a f which the country upon a basis of experi- encourage the youngsters and in- Girls swimming meets, 3:00-4:00, Hugh M. Alcorn," Sheriff Hickey Inlormation that a license had not dure. Having these fundamentals to the things that Jesus loved and Friday evening at 8 o’clock. A home, 73 Foster atreet. Swedish Morning Worship, 10:30 Rev. K. E. Erickson will preach. mantatlon in face of one of the spire each other. ^Ildren’i Ser- Saturday. Men’s swimming meets, stated at the conclusion of bis in- been Issued to Fillmore either thie In mind, our committeemen felt the '^ ngs that Jesus came to do? Columbus Day program including 7:45—The first regular meeting English Morning Worship, 11:10. The closing banquet o f the reunion greatest droughts ever known. ”I'm gonna be a bad girl with a SHE’S 3GIHG 'EM mon by the pastor on the subject OPEN FORUM 2.00-4:00, Saturday. Public dance, teresting description of law enfor .e- year or last. Fillmore said he re- that the decisions reached were the I t Is inis that put the disciple upon an illustrated lecture on "Columbus o f The Men’s Friendahip' Club ly^Il Sunday School, 12:00. will be held at 1 o’clock In the a ft- Urging the arousing of the latent good heart!” “ Golden Windows”. Students will ment under the State’s Attorney ceived hi* license last April. The only proper decisions. In other be held. An interesting program English Evening Service, 7:30. ernoon at the Hotel Sheridan ’ and 18.00- 12:00, Friday. (Checker* and And with that tag on the charao- the same plane as the Master. march’in the Processional following a Man of Faith” will be given. The -party spirit and the formation of a rule. mail who issued the Ilcenio to Wm. words, ws have no desire to enter | WRONG IN DIXIE! has been prepared. C. P. Thayer of more than 85 campers have made : • hess, 8:00-10:00, Saturday. Hiking terizatlon that bring* her to the I t la In zharing Christ's purposes the Yeated choir and the Pastor. Benevolence Group. Carl Noren, (fommunlon service at which time VALUE OF TREES. new army of workers, not passive, he aald, had gone away and would opposition to the recommendations the Y. M. C. A. will speak on "Rid- reservations for the affair. Mr. I tor girls. 1:00-4:00, Saturday. Entertainment screen in her third starring Para- She's the queen of New that wa enter Into His life and that A t this service, those classes chairman, will provide the program we welcome new members to our but endowed with a spirit of appre- return In 10 days. Judge Raymond of our Board of Selectmen unless ing Their Hobbies.” A'-musical pro- church. Johnson will again be toastmaster I S w i m m i n g Thomas Malley sang two songs mount film, "Bell* of the Nlnatiea,” His life enters Into ours, and it is In graduating wUl participate in the and entertainment. A ll group chair- To the Editor of The Herald: ciation of the past 80 years accomp- and Miss Shirley Clemson enter- Jo'nnson gave him the benefit of tho •ueb ware well supported by fact* Orleans in the Gay Ninetief... gram under direction o f Collin and the principal speaker will be I Plunges, Monday, 7:00-8:00, men; Mae West returns to the period this reietionsbip that Ufe becomes program of the morning and receive men together with their asslstanU Monday evening 7:80, Board Meet- May I express an opinion please, lishments all of which has been un- tained during the rally with two ex- doubt and ordered the caae contin- and proof justifying any changes Drigga and accompanying musi- ing. Rev. Sigurd L. Hanson of Middle- Monday, 8;00-8;45, women; Monday. which first skyrocketed her to fame and her court it crowded with fruitful, that we achieve Its highest their diplomas. are urged to help secure a good at- about the appropriation for the care der Republican administrations ex- ued to October 30 under bonds of suggestsd. We do feel, having in town, past president of the Hart- 9:30-10:00, men. 'Diesday, 6:00-6:1(1 cellent recitations. ]^ th entertain- — the Gay Nineties. purpose in fulfilling the will of God (N o Church school session today). tendance. cians will be given. Reports of Wednesday evening service, 7:30. of trees? cept eight years and during which ers were accorded hearty applause mind our responalbuity .Tor fairness "tall, dark and hand$omes"l plana for the seaaon’e acUvitiea will ford District Luther League and men; Wednesday, 6:00-6:18, men: $36 The film, with Roger Pryor, John 6:00 p. m.— First meeting o f the AU Confirmation Class Secretarial Friday evening Quarterly meeting Much as the superficial and first time good wages, sound finance, a for their fine numbers. Refresh- Lorenzo Thlffeault, 30, of Wllll- to the town’s people in general, that be presented by the various chair- of the church, 7:30. * dean of the first week at camp this Friday, 7:00-9:00. women; Saturday, protective tarrlf, justice for capj- Mack Brown and John Miljan aa Young People’s Leaguq. This meet- are asked to remember to communi- claim of trees Is a recognition of ments of doughnuts and coffee were mantle, paid a fine of $10 and costa our recommendations for a re-valu- men. Social period, will follow. All past summer. 7:00-8:00, men. Lessons (wom en): tal and labor. Mr*. Russ urged that the “ tall dark and handaome*,’’ will Adolph Zulior proionit ing will be held at the Parsonage. cate With aU classmates in regard Ujelr beauty, they are by no means served at the conclusion o f the rally for operating a car with improper ation la a wise suggestion and the men of the parish cordially invited. The local committee Includes Monday, 8:45-9:30, private; Tuee- Senator Walcott be sent to Wash- be shown Sunday at the State thea- A live wire discussion will be led to the Confirmed Reunion to be held POLISH NATIONAL CHURCH merely ornamental. True enough, In the lower hall. btakes He waa Involved in an ac- appropriation we recommend Is a WAPPING Tuesday, 4:00 — “ Starlight” Mitzl Berggren, Ernest Berggren, cay, 7:00-7:45, beginnera; 'Tuesday, ington and that the entire Republi- ter continuing ?'onday and Tues- by Edward C^ilver. AU young peo- November 4th. Be sure to return the Gotway Street they are an ever present delight In cident nt Pine and Walnut streets sound Investment and we are hope- day. . ple of the church are Invited to at Brownie Pack meeting at church. Rev. Peter Lata* Irving Carlson, Erik Modean, Svea Manchester, a quiet to the troubled 7:45-8:30, intermediate; Tuesday, can ticket be elected in a state-wide last night with a machine driven ful that our Board of Selectmen will The FedfeVated Sunday School cjrrected address list to Ruth Ben- Lindberg, Anna Lindberg, Clara Mae Weat strides through an ad- tend these meetings. 6:00— Cub Scouts meeting. heart, and a constant reminder of 8.30-9:15, private; Wednesday, 8:80- return to normalcy. by LaberAe Geer. Patrolman Cavag- sponsor the plan, leaving u* In a Board held the regular monthly bus- con by October 14th. Llndberg, Alice Benson, Hazel .Senator Cramer Talks SPANISH DANCER venturous love-action story which 7:16— Boy Scouts Troop meeting. 8:30— Children’s moss. the finest and best in man’s destiny. 9:15, private; Thursday, 7:00-7:46. naro examined the brakes and position to support them In such a iness meeting at the home o f Miss Xli6 W w k *’ A special meeting of the coiigre- 10:30—Mass. Johnson, Leonard Johnson, Ruth State Senator Kenneth Cramer of has as its backgrounc two o f tbs 7:30— Special meeting of the For my part, I never step out of advanced,' Thursday, 7:48-8:80, Ufa found them defective. recommendation. “ We would much Kate M. Wlthrell last Thursday eve- Monday, 6:46 p. m.-^Meetlng of gatlon wUl be held Thursday eve- Gleaners Circle In the church par- Johnson, . Edith Johnson. Anna Wethersfield said that somewhere in MURDER SUSPECT most colorful cities of that period: ning with fourteen nientlMrs pres; the. Church school superintendents doors but what I immediately raise saving; Thursday, 8:80-9:18, pri- prefer this procedure rather than ning, October 16th at 7:30 to act on lor. ST, JAM ES'S R. C. Johnson, Mildren Noren and Arthur the Old Testament it says In effect: (CoDtintied from Page One) New Orleans, L a.,' and Bt^ Loula, ent. Donald Johnson was voted in In the social room o f the church. my face toward the skies, survey the vate; Friday, 3:80-4:80, Girl* swlin- have it appear that we are opposing the resignation of Helge Pearson, 7:30— Cecllian Club meeting and Rev, WllUaoi p. Reidy, Pastor Anderson. "Beesed Is the man who can grow Mo. as secretary and treasurer o f the 8:00 p. m.— Regular meeting of trees aiul thrill at the atmosphere of mlng: Friday, 4:30-8:30, Junior Ilf* th* Selectmen’s rec6n.mendation on our organist and choir director, and rehearsal. Rev. Patrick Killeen their grandeur and thank God for saving. two blades of grass where only one Hamelin, who had been called there tbs budget through injecting our With the Mlssiaaippi river com- Sunday school with Miss Mabel Dew- the Church council. This is a meet- for the purpose of electing a succes blade grew before." ABOUT TOWN ing In for Its share o f local color. Wednesday, 7:30—The Midweek the charm they lend this little town. Lessons, (m en): Wednesday, 7:00- by the girl. Senorlta Lopez disap- suggestion for an appropriation for ey as his assistant. Arrangementa ing not only for the discussion of sor. A ll members are urged to at- Spewing of the effect of the A A A Miss West's new screen offering Devotional Hour. The Pastor will Rev. Thomas Stock In the days and years to come the 7:45, life saving; Wednesday, 7:48- peared from the apartment while the re-valuation. However, the were made to hold the next Sunday church business but also for inspira tend. give the second talk on ”Our Meth- under the New Deal 'plans,, the the doctor ministered to the dying Carl E. Hultlne, eon of Mr. and dramatizes the strident days when achool social on Friday evening, Oc- tion. Every member should be pres ADVISES UNION presence of art and beauty will play 6:30, non-swimmers; Saturday, 9:8p- committee waa decidedly in favor of The Week odist Heritage” . Subject; "Wesley, Masses at 7, 8:80 and 10:30. Chil- slaughter of crops and crops man. Mrs. C. M. HulUne, of 64 Hackma- men gambled with hearts, paid off tober 26 and It is to be the annual ent. no small part - in the Important 10:15, boys beginners; Sstltfday. that appropriatloi for the re-valua- Monday, 7:30— Beethoven. the Man.” dren’s mass St 8:30 ia basement against the principles of Christian- Apparently, she drove away in tack street, and a member of the on aces and fought for fun. Hallowe’en social, all coming in cos Wednesday, 2:80 p. m. — The aspects of mankind's life generally. 10':15-11;00, boys intermedta'te; Sat- tion of properties at the meeting. Tuesday, 4:00 ^ Confirmation Friday, 7:45 — The Wesleyan chapel. It must of necessity prove to be the ity when people went about in want Owen's automobile, for police found f'cshman class at Wesleyan Uni- She la cast aa Ruby Carter, tha tume. Prizes will be offered for LAdies Aid meeting will be held at TO BIDE ITS TIME urday. 11:00-11:46, Junior life snv- and were poorly clothed, It was hla versity, has been pledged to the center of a whirlpool of action class; 6:00— Children’s chorus; 7:30 Guild will hold Its regular meeting October devotions on Wednesday soothing and wholesome outlet for it wrecked against a telephone pole the prettiest, inost comical and the the home o f Mrs. Fayette B. aarke, at the church. mg. . ^ opinion that the type of government Wesleyan chapter of the Delta Kap- that brlnga her down the river — Emanuel choir. and Friday evenings at 7:30. Ves- souls tortured by the regular, pound- In Longueuil, a suburb. In the car moat baffling costumes. The judges 146 Porter etreet. This ia a very Plans are under way for an or- Activities at the West Side buUd- DOW In power would not long prevail pa Epsilon fraternity. Mr. Hultlne from a St. Louie burlesque show '■•saa*'.- Wednesday, 8:00— Dorcas birthday pars and benediction Sunday after- ing weight of mechanization. Much waa bloodstained knife, a pair of wo- are to be; Miss Annie Dibble, MUs important meeting and all ladles ganizational meeting of the High noon at 3:30. , ing be as follows in this country. attended Loomis achool and the to one o f the moat famoua gaming Ellen J. Foster and Rev. David Car- are urged to be present. party. could he aald about the need for n.en's shoes, and a purse. School age group o f South Church . Music...at the 8:30 mass chorus Monday: 2:00-4:00, card party; The restoration of a sound busi- James Symington houses In the South. Around Mae Thursday 8:00 p. m.— The First Thursday, 7:30— O del. Urges Workers to Be Patient beauty In the lives of not only those The police made a house-to-house Manchester High school. ter. The games committee in parish. This will include a Sunday choir: 6:15-7:15, league volley baU; 7:80- ness-basis on which the Industry of James Symington, father of the West resounds all the gaiety of Annual Church RaUy Night. Pro- Friday, 6:30;—Jimlor choir; 8:00— who have a native sense for it, but search of the neighborhood and eludes: Ralph Smith, Harold Par- evening dlscusalonal and -social Prelude: Smart—Organ. 9r30. basketball league. this country can base for the future late Isaiah Symington, died last *o?ig and mualo of the period. gram of entertainment by thS'vafl Brotherhood. in the lives of those who are bewil- iound the dancer in the home of a October 1 wa* the last day aet f o r . cheron. Miss Elsie Nevers and WU' hour, a choral unit and dramatic Tueaday; 3:00-4:30, handcraft; 1* on* of the essentials, he said. night at his home in Astoria, Long oua groups o f the church. Inspira Hymn: O Heart of JeSus Fount of While Board Is Stndying dered, seeking expression through lelstlve. They took her to detective owners of bees In Manchester to file liam Waldron. The refreshments club under direction o f two exper- Liove and Mercy. 5;00-7;00, Badminton club; 7:18- There Is no future of sufficient pros- their names and atreet location with Island. Bom in Ireland 93 years tional speaker. Refreshments served crime and sensation. The value of headquarters for questioning. committee is made up o f W alter N ST. M ARY’S OHUBCH ienced leaders. Hymn, Anthem: O Sacred Heart '8:00, young men’s gym. pact to warrant a return of the old ago, h* cam* to Manchester SO ^ the Ladies Aid. A genuine trees and their beauty in helping to Owen, a bond clerk, was once at- the town clerk, who must make a Foster and Charles J. Dewey; the Rev. James Stuart Neill, Rector The first Parish Supper and Upon tha Cross. Conditions, .. . Wednesday: 7:30-0:80, voUey tekU; time security and that we must years ego and entered the employ of “happy-to-aee-you” night There 1* raise the level o f morale in a com- return- to the proper authority in le gal with the decoration committee. Miss Lois Church Family N ight at South Hymn: Holy Queen W e Bend Be- have before there are sound bust- tached to the secretariat of David Cheney Brothers. About 30 years You Can*t See A 3 m no charge or admission. Just bring munity Is incalculable, even in terms 8.00- 10:30, setback party. Thursday. Hartford. Mr. Turklngton la of the Foster, Miss Mabel Dewey and Paul Sunday, October 7th. Church will he held Wednesday eve- fore Thee. neas condition*. Business cannot Lloyd George and claimed to have ago he moved to Long Island. hour-glass figure your happy disposition and a good Rain failed to deter more than o f taxes. Higher morale in a com- 5.00- 7:00, Badminton club, 7:80- opinion that there are aome who Smith; the. social committee for the 9:30 a. m.— Church School. Men’s ning o f October 17. go ahead: labor cannot survive un- teen one of tho former British pre- Mr. Symington leaves five sons, Cornered Moon Every time is guaranteed. Hymn; I Need Thee Every Hour. 300 members of Local 2125, United munity certainly means less ex- 9:30, basketball league. Friday: have not made retuma and wishes that makes every next three months of the Sunday Bible Class. The Treasure Cheat being spon- Communion; Berchuse — God- lees there is a sound restoration of mier’s secretaries. Robert o f New York city,' Alexander Saturday, 3:00 p. m.— Cradle RoU Textile Workers of America, from pense in policing. 7.00- 12:00, church and social i^ h t ; that they do so within the next few School Board meeting[s. Miss Kate 10:45 a. m.— Holy Communion sored by Wesleyan Guild will be on dard—Organ, violin. prosperity, giving a staple adminis- In the clothes on the body the and Motes of AstoriA James of "Get-Together” in the Social Room attending a meeting o f the union There is no question either of the 8:00-10:30^ bowling; 8:00-9:30, hand- day*. Nigrht But— second count... in M. Withrel, Miss Lois Foster and and Sermon. Sermon topic: ”Ger- hand Sunday, O c t 14 and 31. Those tration and the return te-bonest con- police found two notes. One read: Paterson, N. J„ and George of Mother’s and U tU e Tots are cordial Recessional March—Harris. in Odd Fellows hall this morn- help trees give in safeguarding the craft. Miss Dorothy Dewey. eral Convention.” who have small articles of gold or 10:30—High mass. fidence In the futur for biiqlness on “Billy Darling. Fltuhlng, L. I., two daughters, Mr*. ly invited to attend a party in their ing at which speakers urged them health of the community. With all Saturday; 1:80-4:30, game tourna- Mrs. W. E. Hibbard and her AU members o f the South Wind 3:00 p. m.— Highland Park Sun- silver ehoulfi bring them to the Prelude— Organ. the one hand, and the assurance of “ I have taken George and Walter William Stratton o f Paterson, and ^ /' honor at this time. to continue to remain loyal to the the gasoline fumes we have to ments: 8:00-10:30, whist party. daughter, Miss Leorm Hibbard, have aor PArent-Teacher Association are day School. church on either o f these dates. Aspergis Me—Werner. an bonest^day's pay to the worker. home. I could not let them take a Mis* Florie Symington of Astoria. 5:30 p. m.— Senior Choir re- cause and not be swayed by the afflict us, we would be much worse returned from a week’* vlalt with asked ^ attend the first fall meet 7:00 p. m.— Evening Prayer and Kyrie: Mass in O— Rosewlr. There must be a complete restora- taxi for that distance. 1 love you. Mrs. Hibbard's niece, Mrs. Deema He also leaves 30 grandchildren and The Mothers Gub hearsal. employers into breaking up the off than we are If we had not the "Belle £ NinetieB" Ing which Is to be held In the Wood Sermon. Preacher; Francis Belden, THE CENTER CHUBOH Gloria. tion based on time-fixed principles Lolores. Be a good boy. There Is a L. Buell of Laconia, N. H. They al- two sister*, Mrs. Margaret Knowles ranks. air purifying help of trees. L,esB Diamonds found In Mieiiigei^ emorlsl library at 7:30 next Wed- o f St. Andrew’s Church, ’Ihompson- Congregational Credo. bafore this security U attainable, drink for you on the table." so toured the Whit* Mountains and of Philadelphia and Mr*. Minnie PrcMiitg the J. William Green, union organizer, health in the town wbiild also mean Illinois and Wisconsin gravel de- A fbromeunl PIchiro Dlrotftd by. tee AAeCerey wHh nesday evening, October 10. EMANUEL LUTHERAN viUe, Conn. Bev. Wataon Woodruff Sanctus. the speaker said. The other read: stopped at Lake WInnepesaukee. Thorpe of Hartford. reviewed the strike from Its incep- more expense. posits are thought to indicate th* Criticism of a Democratic form of A pretty home wedding took Knot E. Erickson, Faster The Week: Agnus Del. presence of a great diamond field " I have gone home. For no reason HI* funeral will be held Monday ROGER P R Y O R . . . JOHN mack br ow n ^ a ce at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Monday, 7:30 p. ___ Girls Friend- tion and gave the strike credit tor As the years go on, the presence 10:50—Morning Worabip. Sacra- (Mfertory Solo. Venl O eato r— hastening the dismissal of General to the north. ADVERTISEMENT— i at alt you started hitting me In the A son was born yesterday to Mr. afternoon at 3:30 at the Thomaa G. 7W |PMMf MmA AW wIm A4m lAiiff James Stoughton of South Windsor ly Society. of our trMs, if well cared for will COMMUNITY N ew England young people whh ment o f the Lord’* Supper. Sermon Werner.—James Breen. Hugh Johnson and the dissolution —------I face. Do you mean ItT That is what and Mrs. Mark Holmes of Wood- Dougan Funeral Horn*. 89 HoII OW YWWt ’ * DUKE ELLINGTON'S ORCHESTRA Saturday afternoon at 2 when their Tuesday, 7:00 p. m.—Boy Scouts. attract more people to Manchester bridge street. The baby was born street. Rev. Wataon Woodruff of attended the Bible Camp at Lake by the minister. Hymn: Mary Unto Thee 1 Call. of the code committee on the silk itartiag today. Week-end ape- I want toitnoW. In any case yo\l had youngest daughter, Miss Marjorie 7:30 p. m.— Choir Rehearsal. The music: as a place of residency. That should cial on chocolate 1 lb. 39c, 3 lbs. better be a good boy and sleep here at Mr*. Howe's Maternity home on the Center Congregational church Sunday— Monday — Tuesday WInnepesaukee last summer wUl be Industry. be good for business. As regards Stoughton waa united in marriage guests at Enuuiuel over Sunday. A Wednesday, 8:00 p. m.— Vertry Prelude— Communion Revue.Malard 89c. Princess Candy Bhoppe. tonight. D." Wadsworth street. will officiate and burial will be In PLAYERS Meeting. Urging the workers to exercise the Dutch elm beetle, authoritative to Ra)rmond Johnson, also o f South ’arge numbeir of visitors are expect- Anthem—O (fome to My Heart, STATE OFRCERS VISIT For Child’s HesM i th* East cemetery. Friday, 7:80 p. m. — Woman’s patience while the President’s com- opinion says that trees kept in good in WindMr. M^. Johnson Is em p loy^ ed to arrive this afternoon. A fel- L «rd Jesus ...... Ambrose Mr*. Rossa Brookings of -East In the Aetna Life Insumace company AuxUiary meeting. Members of the mission was analyzing the textile health will be pretty sure to escape and Happinsss lowship supper'and social wiu be en Hymn Anthem—The Lord is My Middle Turnpike, who recently un- of Hartford) The ceremony was Y. P. F. ere invited to attend this situation. Mr. Green also exhorted disease, but if uncared for they are joyed this eve^ g at 6:80 o'clock. Shepherd ...... Koschst LOCAL A. 0. H. DIVISION derwent e major operation at th* performed by the Rev. Mr. Green- meeting. Speakers wUI be dele- them not to heed the "mad scram- a fertile field for disease. Memorial hoepH*l,-4a wtehteg-fuvwr- iU I< E jb A lS _. AU will attend our service tomorrow Poatluds— Choral ...... Heyward 3 DeLUXEL SH O W S— 5 v Z *n d 9 P. M. wood of Popuonock, who qpw once nitet tg tto P («o ord ___ eoatereace bling of the bosses who are trytng If the appropriation is cut it will abt* progress. BigO—The Church School. Clasae* your unloH~througn their pastor. The bouse waa decO' nioririug. The reunion YriUI cloM w iat his year, who win telk on the Con. for all axes. About 80 members of XHvlilm not save the average citizen o f the Mrs. WUHam J. n eed . 99 LAST DAY—“HIDE OUT” AND “ LADIES SHOULD USTEN.** dinner at the Sheridan Hotel at No. 1, A. O. H„ attended a masting layoffs and discriminations,” He The funeral of Mrs. Mary Flood, rated with' garden flowers. 'n e ferenee. Delegatee; Evelyn Tedford, 9:30—The Men’s League.' Opening town more than the price of one or Officers of Tsmpl* Chapter, O. E. one o'clock, at which tlma Rav. In Tinker hall lost night whan tha sussed the necessity of the work- widow of William J. nood, was held wedding march wa* jUi^ed by Mra. AUee Aitkin, Stewart Kennedy and seaslon. Em eet F. Strong, prerident. two inovie shows but it will serious- S. will exemplify th* degree et th* Moon Sigurd Hanson o f Middletown wlU local division was vlrited by the ers standing by the organisation and mne thla morning at 8:80 at th* funeral Armstrong and Miss Dziomkas. The William Davis. A ll men welcomed. ly affect the future well being of meeting of Hartford Chapter Mon- epeak. advised them to stand shoulder to At . bride wore a dress of burgundy vel- Sunday, (Oct. 7,) p. m.— Annual state and county officers of the or- Manchester. AT THE day evening. They are requested to home of T. P. Holloran and at 9 9:80— The .Women’s Class. Mr*. der. The visitors saw the working shoulder until the four-point de- vet and carried a bonquet of asters. W e will enjoy our first lesjMns in Y. P. F. meeting at St. Paul’s The question is not one. of Intro- meet at th* Temple, ready to leave o’clock at St. James’ church. A Katherine Hardy, Leader. All wom- mands of the union are recognized. Sbe waa given in manlage by her cur new Sunday school and Bible church, Wallingford, Conn. of the degree on a claos o f three ducing a new expensive improve- at 8:80 sharp. Supper will be serv- mate of requiem was celebrated by Whiton Memorial en interested In Bible Study are in- candidates and at the close o f the The speaker told of the violence Rev, P. J. KUlsen, aaeletant pastor MACBETH MONAX father. The maid of honor was Class Courses tomorrow morning at f ^ vited to join. ment, but it is a question of preserv- ed at 6. business meeting took part in in New England, the (JoroUnas and Miss Pearl Moore, a scboolnutte. 6:30. Our attendance last Sunday ing one of the town’s valuable of the church. Burial waa In SL Hall' ZION LUTHERAN The Week: - smoker. Georgia and said If the Governors TEA ROOM James’ cemetery. The bearers were: She waa dressed in pale blue eiUc and waa almost perfect Let's come out High and Cooper St. Monday, 7:80 — Loyal arcle. assets. Let us hang on to it at Oppoeit* St. Ckorch “Y’ 100 percent tomorrow morning. Among those present were Fred- o f five states had their way In pre- least for this year; perhaps before 3, to Mr. and Mrs, Jess* Keensy of Michael Foley, Patrick Hannon, carried a mixed bouquet The best Rev. H. F. B. Steehhelz, Pootor Kings Daughters, Ladies Parlor. K< Tuesday* October 16 All services tomorrow will be erick Smithwlck, state president, of vailing upon the President to call another year rolls around we may 158 Keeney street. James MeSberry and John Tierney. man jsras August Berbaum, a school- Tuesday, 7:00—Choir rehearsal.^ Bristol; John Donnelly, past na- TABLEWARE ^gllsh. The morning service will out Federal troops the “country find other means of raising funds “I have been using Or. Ttaete Uteg mate of the groom, who resides in ' Tueaday, 7:00—Troop III, Boy SPECUL SUNDAY DINNER Sunday school at 8:30 a. m. Serv- tional director, of Hartford; Charlea would have been plunged into a be held at 10:45. The sermon text Scouts. for the care of trees than taxing the in myfamUy for eevsntesnyasnvMi - Turkey . RaMt Chicken or Boast Beef WHOLESALE X-BAYINO 8:30P.M. Hartford, About seventy-five •ces In English at 9:80 a. m. Nine- Conigan, state organiser, of Bast ■Ute of avll War.” truly reniarfcabla suce*io wtih tey a«fi Boast Beef-Cut From Heavy Steer Beef— guests were present from Norwich, will be "B e o f Good cheer; thy sins Tuesday, 7:30 — First meeting small property owners. PREDICTS tHEEND teenth Sunday after Trinity. Text of Hartford; Denis Barnlcte, county Mr. Green said he bad just re- .five chUdren Has Pleased Houdreds of Our Pstrons. Hartford and Holyoke, Maas. A fte r are forgiven.” The Emanuel xnd Croup C Center Church Women. Caroline Koraer Britton. Sacramento, Cal. — (A P )— The sermon: Luke 4,18—31. Them*: The president, Hartford; John S. Hayes, turned from Paterson where he Mts.a.O. Don’t dolar getUag year to- Free To The Ladies the ceremony a reception followed. Robbins Room. 165 Oakland St. stet* board o f health hes launched OF COSILY STRIKES Junior Choirs will sing. Special song Bible leads the Nations into their president of Hartford Division; W il- found the employees o f 60 mil|a out 60 cents The bride aad groom left by auto- scrvlcea will be celebrated every Tuesday, 7:80— Girl Reserve*. SEA POOD SPECIALS len* to X-ray every school child in (Ooutlawd t(M t Pag* One) MiTfd 40c MNitg at KtUer’o— Savior. (1) It reveals imto them liam F. Cafferty, county secratary. on strike aF the present time and 1* state within five years In ex- mobile for an extended wedding Sunday evening throughout the tbeif' sorrowful condition. (3) It teUs Tuesday, 7:80— Group A Center and John Tierney, county treasurer, Ih'.'Bw^Emdr more threatening to do so. La)X*ktiv* Woros KsBnllM - Oyeter* Ou the BaU Shell. S trip. -Church Women wlU meet in the In- 130 D E G R E E S W A R M emlnatlons to detect tubereuIosU. It la on the eonvesUon fleer of the month of October. One or more of them that they can obtain aalvation of Manchester. Daniel Hurley of Hartford called Chub Baudwich Oh T e a e t...... 85a, Kcoip’fr““Y* M. C* A--“^c WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY termediate Room. h a per* hath msdkte* • • teM aa i An .apparatus which photographs Baniel J. Tobin, IndlaiiapoUs, preet- the several choirs and choruses through Jesus Christ. The following attention to a new plan of workers’ eltasant te teka . . . CHOICE WINES AND BEER. Wedneoday, 3:30— Women’s GuUd. Kansas City, Mo. — (AP)- -Prof. 100 cmidren In 40 minutaa will be dent of the Intemstionaf Teamsters _ The average American school- which have beea organised and di- I t has been estimated that no education tigas of Wattes * m : r'- "A iMietuete built ou soaUty" Pottorton h Krah. chorals 'WiU be sung: Lord Jesus Program In charge of Mrs. Charlea teacheig George A. Dean of Kansas State used. It can be moved frem school UMon. then withdraw hla request With the Purchase of a 3Sc Admission Ticket boy of today receives two more ccted by Helge Pearson, who is leas than 115,000,000,000 worth would organize classes to Instruct deranged etowetti. i Christ, with us abide (Dr. N. Sel- K. Burnham. Speaker, Mis* College , reported, temperatureq of to school on a truck. that Padway* attack be atrlekea. years o f education than did the leaving to take up studies at the o f gold h* I diaappeared ■■ in the workers In collective bargaining, Up, etenslT* btecOb boy of 1914, Qccker, 1587); O W ord o f Ckid In- Neare of Hartford. Topic: 150 degrees on the bare ground Westminster choir school, will b* world since Columbus discovered strike strategy and other matters of catnate (W . W . How,«1867)j[ Ood the TaU* 8ettln( Demeostration. The America. latorest. PUBUsaXD BT THE IntUcBtloai, almoat conclusive la IIU U > PRINTINO COMPANT. INC. tbdr eharsetar, arc that the new II BIshII Btrrtt lluiebMUr^ Conn. NRA admlBlatraUve board, acting It Is very doubtful that the mat* ^ ftODNET DtrrCHEK T H ^ A t PKkGUaON “> Compiled by Stodenta of Manchester High Hehool 0*a«rA) Manacvr under tha InltlatlTe of the polley ter of the theft of twenty pounds of I BrMiBg Herald Waahlngtoa aloog wttb leaaer factors bava dia- Mias Halea Eataa, Facility bdard, avUI aoos have under way the a detonating enplosiye of eatraor* OarrespcMdeat poaaested a mililon farmara uicaa last few years—and Mr. Young in- Peuoda4 Oatobar I. I l l l Job of scrapping the price-flaing and dinary power and eensltlvaness from Pllbllahail B rar;. CranlnB Eacapt Washington, Oct. 6. — Owen D. ferentlally admits that, though -f- WHAT FOREIGNERS Bvntara anil Holidays Entarad at tha productlon-IlmltaUon features of the t|ie magazines of the Remington Young, who hadn’t been heard f ___ faring no remedy which doesn't EDITORIAL MODEL PLANE CLUB LANGUAGE OF INDIANS SHAKESPEAREAN WESLEYAN ajioat osier at Haacliaatar, Qeaa.; aa for soma tima, haa bioasomad out IBaeoad Qaaa Ma*i llatur. j codes and that It will, before any Arms concern In Stratford wUJ be aound like a oomposita of thlDg* LITERARY as a fHand and advlsar of tha farm- that have been tried before and • SUBSCRIPTION RAXES great length of titne, retire the Blue allowed to come to an end with the ram sphut Oaa Taar. by mall ...... 11.00 er. . flopped. GAVET0G0UN1RY PLANNING AIR MEET PLAYERS COMING A R’HIM Par Month, by mall ...... '.. I Bagle and depend on the penal pro- recovery of the stuff, which bad This town haa mote friends uid THREEFROM But the point la tbat Mr. Young "The play must go on," regard- SIMIUR TO ANCIENTS Oh, for the life of a goldfish! To Sinaia Coplaa ...... -I .01 visions of the National [adustrlai been hidden in a hole in adjacent DalTvarad.iTva oaa yaar 10 00 advtsera o< tba farmer than ware candidly cams out with the flat less of illness; so must tbe newspa- be able to bask all day In the sun- Recovery Act Instead of on the wastelands. There are other -in- ever before, gathered In one place aaaertlon that tha' farmers wouldn’t per ba pubUshad. BUI Murcb. au- shine which pours ta through my and it may be InUrastlng, not to atand for crop control if tha anb- ChtMt ■ Chrict Stndy Cul- Babylonian mythology was toward j "J n lm e r.PaitPr*’ an il ^ H a m . MEMBER o r THE ASSOCIATBO "boycotting" implicit in the BlUe terests Involved besides the muni* thor of Cinder News, ramembered riB Be HeU Dmiig tbs southwest—ao w u the Happy! BIMl Iia ill'’ crj'stal domain; to move gracefully PRESS say important,’ to compare aomf of •idiat wars dropped. tbla when in tba hospital this past ta cool, clear water the Uyeiong Horace K. Barr, Richard Ua Aaaoetatad Prana la aaelnalaaly Eagle Idea. . Umib concern and the tooal peace their ideas with some of Mr. Hunting Ground of the American aotltltS' to tha uaa (or rapnbileatlon wssk, and saw to it that th* "Cta- Indians. day; to bury my golden head In th* This according to no leas a per* authoiiUes, Including those of the Young's. A A A Admlta Impeachment tural Gifts from Otker rich green moss which forms my n( all aawa diapatehaa eradttad lo .l' der Nsws" rsaebsd th* World Staff T. BoiU Hen >> W („ Tercedeiury Emrs Little Ohaiige lef to Be Presented in Josliii, James J. (FLan^ nr not >ibarwlaa eradttad In tbla United States government and, es- Tha A A A ' crowd jately has bean Well, the AA A hadn’t been talk- for publlcatioo. only floor; to flick my golden tall sonags than Donald R. Ricbberg, ■treqsing tbe point that all its _ , - These are only a fqw of the com- papar and atao tba loeai nawi pub- pecially. tba Army and Nary. ing about that angle very mudi. Lands. * BUI suffarsd from a; hamorrbag* Laboratory. spitefully; to glide nonchalantly in- llabad bariin. director of the policy teard and the crop control programs have the and r went paddU^ down to see if wbsa ha had m abstesasd tooth ■Spniiirt Lfifirn InFprMlintf Mr. Spleea made for the Hi gh School Hal l . to my castle out of th* sight ot all All rlsbta o( rapubllcat'loa af The military authorities wilt be •KUnilS bCBrn inieresung | gnup, but. as he says, "W# may go Awarded Pri zes. apaelal diapatebaa baralr ara alao ra> nearest thing there la to a head of overwhelming support e< the farm* tha boys agreed. After talUng "off pullsd last Saturday. ’ W * appre- Inquisitive ayes; to be perfectly In- aarrad. likely to be keenly concerned over era involved; that |i arouldn't e--er the reoord’^ with them, Fm sorry to ciate your apirtt, BtU. ^ H . f as .•• 0 • indeflnltsly to show that whll* dependent ' of parent'* orders; not j the NRA sines the ousting of John- Rsports ^eoaesnUag Buropsu Plans have been mad* by tb* Air- this affair, since there Is ‘ a t least think of ImpoMng anything the admit that Urn afraid they do. —llaigarat BtUUvan, '3S. rlCIS iron InatUIS Spiess ■ elu^rwl among na- Thrse Shakespearean plays art to have to worry about putting on my son, is a confession that the prtce- farmar didn’t want; and that it fiouatris* tad other ferstga territory plane Club to hold an alr-maet n«i« ~ j Uons and races, words partalntog to Three graduate* of Mancbixter, Pnll aarrlea ellant of N E A Sarr- One AA A executive confided that be presented ta the High school rubbers when It rains; to snap my lea. Ine. flxlng and limited production pro- some possibility that the theft may j wiu ba mors scrupulous than aver it probably would ba 10 yaars ba- flvsB 111 Miss OlMrsmpt' coming spring. A t thte meet the ! things spiritual have changed but High school have attained aebotas- 'Mttle.” lldleas eyes when my houaemat* an- visions are a flop and will; be suc- have been In the Interest of foreign la holding raferenda to dstermlav fore all farmers Were suifleienUy eWo*I 'clsssss. Tbs purpose of thss* club expects to exhibit plants that in Interview. auditorium ta the coming week by noys me; to roll over and lose my- *Jc honors at Wesleyan Unlveraity Pabllahar'a Rnprtkantallva' Tba HALLETTSmES CHIEF they have buUt during the year. ! *rhe interviewers were intereatsd Jaltua Matliama Spretal Asancy—Ntw ceeded by a return to "good old com- militarists who wanted to know whathar tha farmers de want to educated to tbe adviaablUty of I to famllterlso the stu- the Hendrickson Bruce Company. self ta th* land of dream* whan the for th* ysar 1988-84. tork CbteaSo. Oatrclt and Beaten go in on tha plana A AA aaya ara flsats with th* eriglii and customs of Theae plansa wiU bs construom In to learn how the Indians of Con- more about this parttbular American [ signing up tor control program* to/j th* scis I nectlcut, after Th* plays to be presented are "Mer- spirit moves me, not having to The Wesleyan honor roll eontatas: petition.'’ It used to be "cutthroat good for them. th* people who msk* up tb* po sclsoc* laboratory, during th* A vary eigalflcaat paraUal to the conversion, prayed wony about tbe Latin term-tast enable the AA A to abandon proc-\| ENGWEEKONAYACHT meetings which ar* tha Lord’s Prayer. There are wv- chant of Venice.” Thurettoy after- three groupe. Group one records tim MEMBEP AUDIT BUREAU or competition." detonator. Then the Department] It all sounds downright virtuous esaing taxes and baneflt payment*, v Mon of the United State* am. .. to b* hM one* Oh, for the carefree life of a beauU- CTRCUI.AT10.V8 . a week. All planet wUl be buUt to vocabulary of spiritual matters eral vereloti* takca at various ttmee noon, October II, at 2:80; "Hamlet." oams* ot thoM indivldusls who bay* ^ Mr. RIchberg Says that many of j of Justice, upon whose shoulders lies j and to any event is aa effecUva an- Bo Mr. Young'* point would nesm gain InflormatlaB about th* cultural Thursday evening, October 11, at 8; fui goldfish! swer to the propagandiat who aaya gifts which they brought to this scale and will fly. Mr. 8^>ang, the exists between the language of the aad la various dlalscts, but th* most —Mary Alice Andrewa, '88B. acquired aa averags of A or blgbssn the Industrialists who • were most the responsibility for keeping talis [ to b* tacitly admitted. Graduate of *88 Claaa Earning faculty adviser of tbe club, expects tnterssUng are those obtained by "Julius Caesar,'' Friday evening, Oc- in their subjecta for tb* year. Group: The Rsrsld Printing Company. Inc., tba farmar ta bslng ragtmantad eouotey with them. American Indians and of the ancient tober 12 at 8. stsnmea no flnanelsT rtsponslblltto eager for the right to "stabilize’’ on potential revolutionists, Is Uke'.y Money So That He May En- to have a laige and varied display Govenor Baltonatall, of Connectlcui iwo an average o f B-plua aad Group and aaslavad by bursaueratic con- Floriia Plsaal gave a datallad rs- EgypUans and Babylonians, Mat These performances art being OEBOLA'nON (or lyposiapbiesl (rror* •ppasrlng In to be Just as keenly Interested In dis- Neverthaleaa, I g*t kind of faa- aort on I t ^ and Utustrated bar ter CoDtge. before the ancT of tha year. from the Pequot-Mohegaa tongue In three an average rf B. . aavartlsamcnts In tba Manabatiar prices, and who expected that that >nnecticut Food and DeUry CouncU by God to leave hto ktesmea and go tributed to a Kansas farmer who, the weather. Perhaps he ought to make another ics by diaplaying Swedish orna- 'Tbs tennis tournament was sup- In Latin it to ‘qnlma' and from it the love affair of Antonio, Mer- to a strange land ao that heps la thing, without any . particular farm states, led by Senator Borah, Laat Laughs I and for changes foUowlng disease, explained to you, it is a good plan It is alto trua that the farmer speech. W * have aa "up an' coming" new posed to have been played Friday husband, Ginger Brooks, a daughter, in October. Etoch week tWo ailnUar when aaked what be thought about ments. track star in one of our senior we have ‘animal’, ’animats' and chant of Venice, with Portia, a the Redeemer aught be preeeroed, thought as to what the purpose of who for months have been subject- They're still recalling anecdotes { such as the changes in tha . bon.v to have this done by a doctor who and will be probably carried.over to Bally; and a son, Lorin; they earned demonstrations will be given, one tbe.New Deal, replied, “Seems to me structure due to arthritis. It is im- ia axperienced tn looking . at auch raise large red welU which la*t —R. Hansen, '35. girls. Judging by the "daah” she others. The root or primary mean- a livelihood making baskets in a rich beiresa; and the savior of An- at the Hollister street school on was dasertbed by Louto* Berggrim. ‘ the gathering really Is. ing tbe price-fixing provisions to a sbout the late C. B. Dillingham, and I this morning. The singles repre- tonlo'B friend, Bessanlo, from having like the government had too much portant that X-ray be taken after plcturas and knowing what thay the X-ray* are made you will have from one-half hour or more. What made for the door of the lab* when ing ot aaima to spirit or soul. The cave about a mile eastward of Lake Wednesday, October 10 anl 17; the Martha Gyllsahammer taperteg the most recent one concerns the a fteling of oartalnty and aatiafac- sentatives are Lebro Urbanettt arid Algonkin Indian word for spirit to a pound of flesh removed nearest on Joseph, who was sold tato The principal buslnaas 6f the town terrific fire. gallant old producer's choice of automobile accidents and falls when mean. la tha causer* ahe noticed that the caged snake Frank Vlttner. The doubles, Lock- street In Manchester. The last other ta the Franklin school. Thurs- bay down." Tbe other was spoken tion not preswt aftar a lesa com- waa no longer playing the role ot a ‘anit’ and, used aa an adjective, it his heart for falling to pay a debt. slavery by hto Jcaloua brotbare. mteUng Is to provide, in the pre- There will arise from many In- pallbearers, when he knew the end there Is a possibility tbat bones While many peopla heaitate be- Answer: Judging from your de- GIVE DiCTAnON NOTES hart Rogers, William SInnamon, member of the family, Lorin, died days, October U and 18. They will by Robert Moses, Rspublican can- plete examination. ’stay at home.” means or describes something supe- In 1888. ThU play to often said to prove be given ta the cooking rooms. Moaes’a delivery of tb* Israelltos dustrial . quarters, without doubt, was near. "BanKera would be moat may have been broken. The X-ray fora having X-rayt on account of scription you may bava davsiopsd Ray Della Fera, and Lewis Georget- scribed legal way, the authority for didate for governor of New York, picture will dlacioee any breaks, the cost you must consider that nsttlaraah or hives. rior to or greater than all others. A legend has come down that an clearly tbe mastery of Shakespeare The general topic wUt be that of to the Promised Land waa told by appropriate for the Job," he told a QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ti. ‘Anu’ means *be', or It', that exceeds ta creating real characters. Ruth Woodward. the operaUon of the functions and violent if not frightened protests at which if not givjn p-oper traatmant the sura apant on two or thraa par- IN SHORT HAND CLASS Now that the glrla' Leaders Claas The results of tbe tournament Indian couple purchased a bottle of wholesome dishes with a low cost Thursday night, when he declared friend. "They carried me all seems to know how to teach begin- and to'beyond idl and everything. I "Julius Caesar” to a tragedy, dra- Alice Boncseh talked about D*. ; services of the community on what- this new aspect of the NRA. And through life." may heal incorrectly and give rise tial examinations which do not find A thin coating of chromium will be posted on the bulletin boards. gin at a general store and went to Together with discussion of actual himself tn thorough sympathy with (Larga, Red Walts) plating la bslng a.plltd to U; S. ners to swim, they are starting to Egyptian Bqidvalenta a rock hill Just east of Manchester I matizlng one of the most thrilling, preparaUon of th* food, a talk will vid, who ta a war againat tb* Phil- ever scale the voters determine they not wltbout much Justification. These Another last-laugh story con- to much trouble later on. tbe real source of the trouble, wii; —B. Cahoon, ’37. the good Intentions behind the New Tn addition to making picture.i cost, as much as the complete X-piv Queation; Mr. E. C. M. statas: Army larga ano small calibar guns^ Instructor Converses in Ordin- lesuu how to save their "v lc ti^ ". "Tlie Ei»pUan equivalent tor T Green to drink it The squaw sipped periods of Roman history. The story be given streastag the nutritive istines killed Goliath, a giant, with need and can afford. The scope of manufacturers—thosa of them who cerns the time Dillingham and Flo "Everytima I scratch myself,. I The cross-cheet carry and the wrist am that f am’, the word* that to not a bare chronicle of events, a slingstaot. Deal. "But." he said, "you cannot ZIegfeld were pallbearers' at tha thee bones and teeth, the X-ray may examination. Furthermora, after to keap tham from rusting. ary Manner aa Students Take DO ACROSTICS first but took more than her abare: value of the dishes prepared. The those functions and aervloee la per- have been honest and sincere In their It In Shorthand. strangle break were practiaed at Moses heard from the burning tn fa ct she drank nearly all. When but interprets toe mind and char- Bpe^ere wiU attempt to choose Frances BlUott reported on Solo- make a success of this program if funeral of their friend and theatri- the last meeting—Wednesday after bush, to ‘Nuk-pu-nuk’. In Algonkin acter of the Roman heroes—€aesar, mon. famous king gifted with gntot' fectly proper subject of debate. operations under the NRA. and they cal rival, A. L. Brienger. Walking Miss Burke's English Classes have toe man saw thU, he kicked toe food* with tbs greatast nourisblng you commission Idealists to write school. nuk (also written nuk-Me* or nux) bottle out of her hand and, to thia Antony, Brutus and Ctoasiu*. The value that may b* procured for the wisdom. Their thoughtful consideration and are In the majority—will aay: "You down the aisle, Dillingham noticed The advanced shorthand class ia been interested in yrorldag on acros- the legislation and then leave the means, ‘Verily, It Is’: ‘pu’ denotes day, the hill to known as Gin Kick- plot centers about toe murder of s ta le s t amount of money. a few vacant seats in the rear. 'Too trying out a new Idea of taking die' tics. The pupil writes the letters of Caesar and to full of pathos and ac- determination are what town meet- got us Into agreement on wages and tiUion. Mlse Kellogg, the* instructor, I f the sun is out today, you may motion or action, ao rve find that |*r‘pnil. Tb* first topic discussed will be execution to Jim Farley.” bad." he whispered.to ZIegfeld. "It’s be sure that Fanay ExcSllente, U* name in a cilumn. Then be ‘nuk-kies-pu-nukfe' signifies present tion. Inge are for. No reasonable person hours of employment under the Abe’s laat abow-rShd he didn't sel! converses la an ordinary fashion and By analysla we can draw from tb# dlvtoton of food money accord- EUxabeth De fllroone, Bertha Mc- Tirites a maxim opposite each of and future motion or doing of "HamlSt" to a tragic dramA deal- ing to the food needed each day. Af- FOOTBAU SQUAD LEAVES wdll object to any candid expression promise that we might catahliah, out." the student takes notes on the tolk this legand some real Information. Neil,. Matjofie Akrigg, Miriam ‘Jiose whose first letter is the same things. In nsarly all Algonkin dialects ing with Shakespeare'* imaginary terwards tbe speakera will discuss Remember "Poor Butterfly"? C. sad types it up. Miss Kellogg used ae the first letter of his name. Tbla of opinion concerning any Item of with your approval minimum prices as the first subject, “Camp Aya-Po" Troth, and Faith Galinat are also ‘The words ‘I am tbat I am’ must kik-ki" means "to run” So "gill- Prince of Denmark. The bare Out- breakfasts, and good lunches both TOSEEYALEINACHON B. Dillingham ihade that song; out—for they have been planning a is repeated until the pupU has a not be confounded with the ineffable line of the plot to sensational ta it- to th* home and In the lunch bo*., the budget—though of course there which alone would make It possible made it almoat at tbe cost of hit where she spent part of her vaca- kik-hi" would denote a rum runner •IN dog roast at Louisa Anderson's maxim for each letter of hla name. name of Jehovah, ‘I was, I am and and' this rocky hill may have been self. A king haa died suddenly and Material dealing with these sub- are certain fixed charges which must to comply with tha labor provision; friends and bis sanity. The Inci- tion. ’ place in Bolton for the past week —■V, Turner, '37B. always ahall be’ for both Algonkin the “hangout” for Indian rum run- his queen has married a brother, ject* will be distributed with each Most of the Manchester High be met, and which the courts would and now you propose to take away dent illustrate something'of the Ekum of the students will have a chance at telling about something or two. Hear those welners bark ? and Elgyptlan allude to preeent and ners. who has succeeded to the throne. demonstration. Besides recipes, school’* football team left for New compel the town to meet no matter price stabilisation and leave us only genius and stubbornness that WEEKLY BOOK BEAD future, bnt not to the past" From college in Germany, the king's other leaflets helpful ta guiding to- Haven thto morning ta automobUcA. NEW successful Broadway producer haa that they art interested In while the Mineral Water Used how the meeting voted on them. with the burden of our responsibili- rest of the class takes notes. A few I wondered why I couldn't find an Mr. Spiess told how the ancient It to w’ell known that the Indian son haa returned, auspicious of hto ward correct food will be given to The players have been looUng ter- - to have. or t encyclopa^la on the shelves In Mr. HartweU’s Etogllah classes Egyptians observed a funeral rite mother and uncle, and indignant the audience. ward to seeing the Oolumbia Lteai:! But the discussion |md 'determina- have advanced the project by taking knew and used mineral water ob- ties toward labor; how under heaven A composer brought the tune to In the reading room, so I asked one the atudents have agreed to read an called "knon". In the Narraganactt tained from Springs. Among many that I]l8 father seems so soon for- and the Tale Bulldogs battls te the- Dillingham, and he liked It. No- dictation from the radio or from a —Knaqip, '85. tion of a budget 1s not a matter that do you suppose we are going to be of the freshmen. The solution outside book a week. Tbat will make dialect "kaun" denotes ‘aieep”, but superstitlou* ideas, they believed gotten. The ghost of the father ap- Yale Bowl. The Columbia YORK body else did, though. One lyricist speaker. This helps them to take provides opportunity for "getting" able to carry on. to say nothing _ BitMMA KOviCtMC dictation at a faster rate of speed. seemed to be that Mr. Hubbard's thirty-two a year. The books are all Roger Williams tells us that the that if they filled themaelvea with pears and commands Hamlet to slay were the eaet'e representatlvaa t o ; after another had a try at writing freshmen science classes are debat- from lists which are made up ot same word signifies the soul after this Irater and passed between large the new king, branded aa the mur- the toee Bowl last New Year's etoptjg some official or some board that has whatever about making a profit? worda, and all ot them came back •The class enjoyed the new idea, aa dered. By PAUL HARRISON It waa interesting and illustratea ing tbe question—Resolved: That books that are part of the Literary death. The Babylonian god of rocks, the slcknesa and evil would fly UPPER SENIORS DISCUSS They were conMdered the un(Ml(:>:: dispitased some individual or group. How Mr, RIchberg Is going to an- and said, 'It'a a flop tune. C. B. the weather forecasts are more heritage of people at freshman and heaven waa called "Anu’’, the ideu' into toe rocks. There su'* three Hamlet delays, apparently to get dog, but they downed the Stamfe((|-' You’d better Junk it.” But Dilling- the fact that shorthand is practical Whatever debate there may be must swer these people is something to New York, Oct. fl.—The tale la aad can be used in any profession. valuable to the farmer than to dty sophomore age. tfcal Algonkin word meaning “be- auch springs in tola vicinity. The proof. By the device of a play in team oa a wet, soggy field, 7-6. ham was persistent and Anally got We are not —B. Cahoon. '37. which the king to murdered by hto CLASSRINGS The member* of the team Who ' necessarily have. for its ultimate TREES dwellers. Soooooooo - temperature yond” . Tile "World of the Head" in Skunklnipe (meaning "cold water” ) guess sbout. —Jennie Sandholm, '35A. just getUng around concerning the some passable lyrics on the Ma- rates high among library books. brother, the necessary proof to **• made tbe trip are: David MuIdoen,v. subject no imllviduala but the town, in the place Icnown as Stafford It looks as though the administra- vacation of a certain local movie dame Butterfly theme. Over tbe Spring*. The second la Nlpow (in cured. But Hamlet still delays manager; "Tony” Kamlndd,'- because the town alone la at lisue, tion's present Idea Is to cut off ons executive— probably the most un- protests of all hla associates be put Speed Is Kenny Walker's second Podunk) known aa Highland Park. feigning Insanity. The Upper-Settlor class held a “Duke" HaraburdA WItooa McCor> « the song In a ahow to be sung by a CINDER NEWS name; He cracked toe bone to his By chance he kllto a fussy old meeting ta Room 4 Wednesday for mack, Abraltls, "Bob” UampbaiL^ the town as a going entity. of NRA’s legs, expecting to have It comfortable two weeks the poor WATCH tha traaa thia month of October. See them chkiice to The third to in Glaatonbu^, stUl fellow ever spent. balf-caata Japanata. left wrist last week Friday playing bearing toe Indian name Nlpsick counselor who gets ta hto way, is the purpose of dlscuseing c Ism "Hank” Haefa, Ray Donahue, ShB ^ It la ImpoMlblt to believe that walk right along Just as If it had Curios of Colonial Days Tedford, “Buaa” Green, GoUlaa Some friend.s Just returned from The result waa ghastly, but the Tryoute were held Thursday after footbaU and had toe cast off by (meaning ‘‘pool-place"). banished to England, kill* hto com- rings. Samples of firms will be con- there is a single item In the pro- two—an expectation not likely to be a WMt Indies cruise told him en- jiong stayed In and all Broadway i Iflorioua color—and then atrip themaelvefi bare to the cold blaats school and many Interesting things Wednesday. Now, although he paniooa who plot to murder him, and sidered in the future. Johnston, "Cap" Weimaa, Chatta* Far from the least interesting sub- Noveck, John Haberern, PraaaM poKd budget that does not reflect realized. thusiastically of the fun they’d began snickering at Dillingham's happened. First of all Cobuni doesn’t cany it la a allag, be bas it ject of the evening waa th* following returns to Denmark to find that the Mr. Illlng announced that there folly. So he 'took an American . of coming Winter. Thoa they remain until the coming of Spring. proved his superiority over Carpen- slightly bandaged, but cannot use it Exhibited During Lecture girl he had loved haa committed will ba aa assembly of the lower Barrett. the best judgment of Its proposers. In January Congress will have to had, and praised the cuisine and story told Iw Mr. Spies*, which, h* They plan to return to ManchM^ , comforts of a certain liner. On girl, a better singer, and gave her { ter, for the time being, by winning as yet. Kenny, you know, is a I says, gained him a membership in auicids. Senior class Tuesday mornlngi That of course la no proof that any tackle the problem of the NRA. and the ditty. “Poor Butterfly” saved • the meet, with his old rival close be- sophomore, and waa oa toe track Hamlet to challenged to a duel by ETwta Rother waa appointed to ter as soon as ths gams to over. the spur of the moment the busy Old books, homi-spun sheets, a r during th* French and Indian War toe TaU Story Club. It to tMd ->^*ck Pinaey. Item is correctly estimated. The the AAA. If It Is good and smart movie man, who hadn't had a rest the show, swept, the nation in a It might be economical to adopt the tree ayatem, but it would hind. His time was 18:48. Then aquad laat aeaaon. assuming that bia ancestor was a her brother who to th* aoo 6t tb* assist the Upper-Sshlor officers m week, and sold a million copies. Edwin Anderson furnished the big <*“*1“* *1’* j “ d again later la toe RevoluUonary counselor slain by Hamlet. M this the committee la charge of gradua- testing of such estimates through It will Junk them both and providt in years, decided he'd go too. He 1812, a sperm oU lamp, and a diary | War. She showed tbe bayonet and CMonlSt; telephoned his wife to pack their hardly be wi«e in thia competitive world of people. New Fall dothefl surprise by taking thlnfi with a Cheera, chesrs, aad mors cheers— "My ancestor was waDclng home duel, the king and the brother plan tion actlvltisa. Officers are as fol- SEVENTH PERIOD changed discussion and debate Is. as we have sorocUilng about a thousandth part beautiful stride. that’s what ws'Ii have at the gam*. kept during the Revolutionary War case, a cartridge container, a pow- tbs death of Hamlet by means of a aumnier clothes, cabled a hibernat- are only a few of the interesting through tbe woods 'With hto gun on ICws: President. Lockhart Rogers: rtmarked. what a town meeting is as complicated and about ten times ■re a necessity for the man who wants to hold his place in businesA I ’ll be there rooting among you. der horn and a canteen which were poisoned drink and a polsonSd vice-president, Jennie flandholm; ing pal tn Nassau that he’d oe see- things exhibited and discussed by used during toe same period. his shoulder when he met an Indian, Aboution of toe seventh p4rtai|^ for. But no amount of dlacutalon aa effective In the place of each. So much has been said about the •Oil then— aword. As a result Of this plot the treasurer, Georg* Beeaey; secretary, ing him. and sent a hireling to Health and Diet Mrs. Lawrence Loomis in a rsceat Sermons preachtfi during th* j The Indian, having never seen a gun, (tody halls was armCunead in thq'. Which may not prove so difficult aa book tickets for the liner’s next For the woman who knowa the social value of being well-dreaaed. good looking nursss at tbs local —Lyane. CM, i**>t* side JUST LIKE MEN ' ventured on deck In their tropical whose ecbolaatic staadtag U ' flannels and filmy chiffon. It ivas five. Adding pride to tha naw anergy that comes with the tang of amine the evidence. The impression PAINT^POWDER CLUB and the debater on the con side, one : HAtlB X-KAT PICTURES MADE rseslvtd waa so good that another CHOSEN FOR GAMES The first oiit-cf-town football ir,* respects saUafaCtory, wh* bay While we are all for women In • cold. Turned out that the ship cot been Involved ta aay (...... “ as well as the other. I didn't always cruise to the West Fan, sheltering ns from the cold, new Fall clothes are both a visit is planned for next Monday. me was held yesterday, October polttica It Is not because we ever The othei^ day I received a latter ,| A boost for tbe "World." While through the war of 1813, was for-1 home: M r o "L o ^ a a h ^ d NOW HOLDING TRYOUTS Maaebester High played Hertford difficulty, aad whose presence Is i F'or which reason It Is Impossible I Indies. This time It was going to from a man who la having a great Eight cheer leaders from th* marly an account book. Its pagsa dsnta on* of the early foot stove* r required for any sebool work sir i believed that their participation in , Nova Scotia. on our visit at the boepttal it was senior class hava been chosen, new I ***• Public High at Weaver Field ta to see what there Is that any group, deal of digestive distrear and he pleasure and a necessity. DoUoed tbat when the paper came have yellowed with age but to* writ- and a basket used to carrv church f*PM*d, ^ t w ^ jmseses, Hartford. The kick-off waa at tivlty, may be excused from it or their holding of public office wanted to know' if he should do as school songs and chaer* hava been tag to still legible. A roference is ! lunches during e a r l T S i e t S The Paint aad Powder Club, to at big or little, can do to make mat- Rrosihvay Laughs In the nunea all made a grab for it. 3 p. m. ::Eventh study period. Bus pupito, \ would work any magic Improvement . hla doctor advises him and have wvttten, and. after a raUy or two, made to Jonathan Edward’s son and century. aewonm it used pretty strong tobacco.” « present holding try-outs for th* ad- less they have business'which tidM ters unpleasant for any other group Broadway's snickering over the aad the first section they turned to M. H. s. will be ready to gat aU to* —B. Rothsr, '86A. General edmission was fifty cents; tah^ In the politics of the country. ' Wc tome X-ray pictures m'ule, to find was tbs "High School World." to a few other historical characters. Among_ Mr*. Loomto'------eoUecUon of mission of new member*. Those tl.em away from the school, may i harsh fable of the man who had Aa yon shop for your new FaO clothea. give thanks not only for fun there Is out of Its horn* games. wtshing te enter th* club are re- 8. A. A. members from M. H. S. •pin#;:: wltbout aharlng equally In the con- out if the trouble le due tb stomach Even aurses oaa ha runners,, ac- Mrs. Loomla read parte from a old glassware is a piece of so-called main in rooms to study.’ atmply couldn't see any reason why pleaded not guilty to a charge ulcers or if tbe stomach is normal New cheer leaders are; Tom Dan- deed granted by th* King of Eng- quired to demonstrate tbeir dra- were admitted for twonty-flve cents. sequences. If somebody "doe/ their beauty and warmth, but for the adveriisementa that are your cording to one charming axample, "lead glass." On* can dlsttagu'.sb The admission for grammar school they shouldn't be In politics or hold of beating his wife. She took the and tbe difficulty due to a gall- naher. Jack Bellamy. MitOa Chap- land to one of her ancestoni ta 1841. thto glass from other glass by Ha matic ability by reading a brief se- something" to the town meeting he etand and told a detailed story of who eonflfltd that Mie vied to run. maa. Margaret Atklnaoa, Olive children was ten cents. public office if they wanted to and bladder disorder. He hesitated to She failed, however, to state for In designaUng the locaUon of the clear "rtog.” Th* gloss continues to TEACHES TYPEW Rm NG lection. not keen before, givtafl a EYES TESTED QUICKLY doen it to the town—Uierefore to his alleged brutality. "What have I secure the X-ray examination, be- jl sure guides to good values. In this paper yon win find each day the Skrabae, Helen Holmea, Helen Ple- grant, the deed specifies "two look* short paatomims, aad presenting a . —Margaret Sullivan, 'SOB. could get themsclVM elected. Some whom ah* ran—probal^ th* doc- ring even after It to lifted te th* hlmsMf, because one voter Is Just us you to say to that?' asked the I cause of the exp ;e and eaid he trowskl. Faith GallaaL and a tbrqw" from tb* banks of th* hand. This to the test for genuine selection from memory. ‘Try-out* Tn-0 hundred student* had women in politics, like some men, court. news of fashion, of price, of places to buy. Turn these pages at tors. A t any rate ah* sure did WITH AH) OF MUSIC much a part of the town as any I was willing to go chcad with it, if I piSBty of runalag around in the "great riyer." Thto meant that th* glass. will last until the latter part of Oe- eyas tasted WednMday mornteg "Not a won! of truth In It, Your I thought it necessary. My an- MORE ABOUT ia84 tObsr. HT8TGRICA,. CARVING ore arise and good: some are foolish world. Oh. for ths Hfo of a nurse! group of settlers, together with Mrs. Loomto has In her possssstcA tnrs* aad on* hair hours. Tlia other voter, and no mors, and must I Hdnor,'^ raspopded the defendant 1 ewer was to IMIow Ms doctor's ad- . Maura, shopping as you rMd. Make your selections of the things Additions.’ Information as to what few Indians, had to go to th* top AMd'thatr goodaeae Imperlle ae w - —Tsah! wie silver spoea* brought Miaa Meacliaiii’a Ctaasaa Laarn- Of Mtta Puteam** frashmaa orrt-hfeahlnr ta>**d WIU '__ ehart In t ^ t r o u M e s ^ r^TR'e poor woman doesnTTtnow • vhs* and by an means to BavrUfTTi the rneraltoiuiiff^-Hif-caar m * » hill near the coaBesasnURR _ FACULTY BOWLS tests wst* compisted Yrw oMe. But we otaaerve that they are you need at the prices you can aiferd te pay, and you win be well from England at the time Salem was elaassa ta anclant history has been town aa well as in.iu benefits and What she's saylng- ahe'a punch- : X-ray pictures made aa soon aa poa. 11 era doing, haa bstb obtelnsd aa fol take a "look,*’ and then record the setUed. It haa oo It the Initials B. Ing Rhythmlfl Davelopinant pUshsd by sending studeate drunk alble. ' ■rae Splka Club spaghetti feed wfll making projects of soap carving*. services. inclined to posecM one attribute In and durably and ecopomicany clothed against the rigors of the coming M held at McOormacfc'a cotteM this owe: Matthew NackowsM to going most distant apot seen with the W., for "Betsy Webster.” of Speed. Twenty-on* membere of tb* fac- A model of the Sphinx waa carved assembly halt by ‘home common^ Hartng X-ray picturse made ia a Buaday at 1:80. A ll membws aro to a school; ErnasUne Mon- naked eye. Then they proceeded to During the nineteenth century ulty have begim an informal bowl- bell s l g ^ from whatever perfectly safe proesdure and po I from ivory soap by Vlttl Biretta. H m Mggar toBlght's meeUng, the Jaaet Flyna Returns gu ested to meet at the Osater at Uc, Ethel U ttlA AntiUnette De- what they thought to b^that spot every young girl was required to ing league. These bowling era; they were in. Practically every woman la the more trouble than poaing for a ' weather. Miss Meacbatt'a typing class** are Miss Andsraoa, ’’fis* CSsey, M in Clara Smith carved a modal of the .^bsttar. Til* more thoroughly every One minute she's Gina Malo, It 1s axpactod that Chaf bimonA Alma Andrulot and Alic* and had another "look." Aftar find- cross stitch a aampicr. Two among Temple of Karnak. Other carvings United States House of Repreaenta- and the next the’i Janet Flynn. For I snapshot. I thoro'agMy recommend H a n ii mre attendlnir b u re ts school ing th* eeeond location, th* owner of learning to combine music and type- C!arr, Mias Estes, Mis* Enrico, Miss I * proMam Is dtseussed. with a view i this type of examination and in uerM will do Uie boaora to tha th* arUctes shown wer* dated 18M wer* mad* of Egyptian money and Uves, bas been knoarn to frequently ' my money, ehe'd be a captivating kitchen. in Hartford. deed picked up a atone aad threw it and 1829. writing. Mis* Meacham naa borrow- Feder, Mr. Greer, Mias Oranstrora, mummies. if to solving it, the better. If ncces- ; fact, I believe It to be an Important Mtoa Johnson, Miss Kellogg, Miss advise greater political activity on ; actress even If her name a'crs LIs- ______—BUI Murch. working at th* aa far inland aa waa possible. The Among ths old books exhibited ed the Vlctrola and tb* pupils are —D. Denton, ’86A. -tuifj let the clock be stopped at i sle Zilch. She waa actraas enough I part of every thorough health ex- spot marked by the stone made the bringing ta marchea and current Low, Miss MacLesn, Miss Mc- the part of her sex—but there Is one amination. Hartford Retreat; June Loomto is were a dlcUonary dated 1822, a I to fool everybody five years ago, working for a broker in Hartford; westoni boundary line for th* farm number*. Th* teaebar hops* ta this Adams, Mias Paine, Mias Putnam, TYPEW RITERS: ..HMnlght aad let •veiybody stay all In making an X-ray examination, BO P fp MATCHES geography book dated 176S, aad activity concerning which no Invt' when Broadway was all of a dither pnestta* Maynard is worktag for a which was to be construct^ copy book dated 1887. way to bring about th* dsvalopment Mtoa Rogers, Miaa Smitta litas BETTY QUm BY AT BATB8 Now on display, th* i ao diat all fair queattons may . two different types of equipment Todd, Miss Westhavsr, Mr. John- tation Is ever extended to any other i about the wen-publlcixed French AU tha fayorttes in tha High lawyer in Manchester: Evelyr The respect shown to parents by In the will toft by the five Loomis of rhythm ta her typing claaaeA Underwood and Roya) OBd all obscure polntx star who waa coming here to re- ace used. One is the fluoroscope their children ia the early nineteenth gren. They will bowl every other Misa Eugenia 'Vatoh bas rcCefved these maebtma have all tha P N iJ woman; that la to booomo a candi- which Is the better for studying or- j leljool tournamaat have entered toe Peterson is tn charge o f the "lOilt a brothers who founded th* Loomis —a Gaboon. ’87. dear. place LIU Damita in a mualcal tolrd round matrhas century to portrayed In a latter read week. a totter ^ m former Principal Cflai^ turas and ar* etaadnid ia date for Congress in the lady's own gans wMch are moving such as the P it" corner ta Hates; Bernice RoUa- tnatituta ta Windsor, a sUtsmsat show. Tb* results o f airniamen r a On- by Mr. Loomto aad dated 1812. Baity GET DOUBLE PBAOTlCE ^'-AUc* Msddsa, “sr. Mca P. <^mby s a y ^ that Eette way. heart, lungs and stomach. 1^ means aoo to working tn Hartford. was nude whieh *ai« that as books b a tamn meeting, betog the district.' She proposes to keep that She was Just too, too chic and nan; Baatlay vs. O'RaUly; Buefclay Gaylord, the writer, begtas tha mlfl be ussd ta the school except Quitaby, M. H. T^’ S who 18 ' of this cxaminatioa It ta posslbia to FACULTY VRYDGE ORGANIZED attendtag Bate* Collage. ba8 tt avaiy ctOzen, le Job herself Just as hmg aa ahe pos- charming, this dainty, darn and **. Banatt, and OacsBatti va. Briggs MR. MILBURY U CX epistis with "Honorable Parenta." hooks writtaa by a Looml* or a Btuflante ktudytag Fraoch aad And out if the stoasach and intao- A two-Uned. horn-handled kalf* her examlpatlon* tattatadterl' i% .S 4 S .O O t t f a ptBOB ter aoara .iftow- fiery little Parialenne. Reporters p u t la hafbra Monday. 1. Mr. mibury has bemi atok at bis Looaiii dssoeadSBt. Nesdiea* to aay Cicktat' “Tala ci Two dtiaa" sibly caa—exactly Ilka a man. and photographars aad theater ttnes have dropped or prolapsed, sad fork, erigtrially brought to A taeulty hridg* club has baaa or- —May U taw tA how loag It takes the stomach to wUl fig tha wtaaw o f tha home ta Manchester durtng the lat- the iM ous dsscsadaate hava avadad A ttuitaaaausiy aro. la Mtia Burxa’a ittdm bM ao i The only esccpUoa yet recorded le eocccutive* had a hard time mak- Windsor from England te IMS, war* ‘ with Mr. Bartwau at it* empty: whether U e tatesttaea are tuckley and Barrett match and ter part o f th* week. Mrs. Florcae* ^ pravuiaa ta theh a way that, at fUaaaA M iu a t la Fraaab aoasa of aad. It taciudaa Mr. aad MrA MnioTGCM H tWe aMM tf that ot Mrs. Marian w . CUrke, Rs- ing her iiadaratand witat they JsUa Fera, tha winner cf" tha Bant- exhibttad. tha pm eat tiaia. many text boaxe tha tactflaats and HaMigu* « tha ia their aonasl pitee or hsve Grady has bean substituting in Mr.- Mrs. Loomis axpisined the tertt- Rubbard. Mr. and Mrs. Ptpaf, Mr. I'M H * aaeaB to pabhcan. ef New Tortc. who ta voi- trying to talk about 8ha igr aad O'RaiUy atetch Milbuty's clsssss. are used ta the school which do nbt part of th* novel which occur* in triad voreee'i a har^ but about all Blqu* sscessary to maalpulate an and Mr*. Greer, and Mr and Mrs. (M Eaghea otats): "AHeiMa t* BT. —JseH Waaay. ‘8SB. hear the tooflUk aanke. Franca. RartwMl.' old gua «teiek w|a aetuauy used —Berataa U«ia|«MR, m. I pbt waaM an aacMtea tM d \ •»v. Tttiaar, 'BTB. 17. |teg*thsr and aMRt" V ■t-' -• UAMCHEffrSR ^ B N IN G HBRALO, MANCaR».rEK. CONM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6,1984. V A N C H liM r B R 1 fm B K A u ri
i Feat wtu ba veejr glatf to h u iv that «nir aeighbera the Tbompaoavilla NORTH END WATER Foot have basa awojrded first prise GENERAL JOHNSON of the lamber of til tha osMB flfa and drum corps con- DAILY RADIO PROGRAM tast at tha National Oonvantioa, COCHRANE SHAKES UP TIGERS’ BATTING Bitten Murder commerce PRESSUREBOOSTED Vatarsno of F o ta te Wara in Louis- LONGSFORAREST IM TU R D Ay, OCTOBIR fi (Caaliai and Bastara BUndaifi Tlma> viUa, Kantuelqr. fa this open oon* OCARLftTON KCNORAKt •aMN*S«MOa tost tha beat oerpa In tha country ACTIVITIES Pntrsm s sabjsst Is ahaaet. P. M. ’7 = are Judged far place ahd ahow. This Cent. daat. NfiC-WfiAF NfiTWORK Slid— died Pradarlak William Wile n3UETM»AT ki the same crack outfit that fol- Siys He Waits to Get Away him, more than be knows about New MaiD from Retenroir lowed the Andarson-Shea Post dur- ■ASIC — Kasti wear wtw w ««i wtia ■rid— drid—Mlaeha Paalntky Oreh. MOBOCN. rtyortw himself. HU wife U a social leader. A fter an absence o f two-''Weeks, ■ltd— dOd—dddia Daaiay. FoalbaU— ing the Stats Convention parade. wJor wise «esb wfl «U t wfbr wre wgv •u tt H aisy Oraan — waat; JaaK IVs A Dean Show, This World Me^hOM* tJW MMT** this columii again makes its appear- wbta woaa w taa wwj wmI: MUi sad Series I Also •__Decides To Gamble She fixes the social status of evety Arwwtrans—mldwaat repast ' • M ort af tba teth ot ED- ancs to present a brief, comprehen- Ghres Depot Squre 70 General Orders froB noBfs torNext Two WHMinwefl wes-whe wow wdaf wkbt woman in town. People today to Attention of aU Poat members la NOSTHWKaT A CANADIAN — wtzaj ••41— fi4d—waman'a OoHdeaat; Ta D ginjUNO BT, pcH«t» te- her and today to him. H o w much sive and interesting summary of the wtsa bst» wtbo wear k frr arct Asneuneed—waat activities of the Chamber each week called to Oeneral Order No. 13-A J2d~ d ig —Piwae.RaSle Nawa—aa at I to Ihv* Immi MIM money does be want?’' aOUTH — wrva arptf wwim wta wjas for.,the benefit o f both Its members Poonds at AD Times. printed on Page 37, October 1934 Moatlis. wna-waoB wied warn wme wtb wapl J™!** Flebsss Cansraiatlan p^j^^jCINCPfKATI RKO" LAMP- I "H e wants a substantial check so •*d'V? umn has been missing, Ihe Chamber plains the rules and regulations o f ; MOUNTAIN—hoa kdri kglr kshl JiJd~ i*Jd—'Tha Lawyar and Publie HARTFORD H I(»I DRUBS M. H. S. In The RIvervlew ^ Daily. Press, J S t Waakly Ravua ■totoK to to rSANK B. CATHAY.’ has been busily engaged in making A gravity water pressure o f 70 the V. F. W.— when callpd on to take New York, Oct. 6.— (A P )— Oen. PACiriC COAdT—kso kfl krw komo which U hu backer'in the political Hugh Johnson said }restsrdisy, 'T ’m jkhq kfad ktsr kpe a S S t ®"*b Rhythm 5^-a* Bltorview. wealtky proml- plana for the fall and winter pro- p- iDda Is now maintalnsd at aU sides during Industrial disputes. S S t ! dtueehtald. Oreh. campaign.’’ gram, details of which had not ad- Umss at Depot Square, made possi- going to try to keep my bands off 'Cant. Kast. HImbar Orehaa. CIERKS OF ROCKVILLE • AMt, la toaagkt to poUoe toadqoar- Navy Day Carleton In 4th Battle ’’.WsnU to what?" yelled Bleeker. vanced to the point where publlcttv ble by the laying of one mile of new N R A Just as fo r aa I coni” 1:Sa— Slid Oiaan drathara Orekaa. gsransdara af Manhattan . tots a « aoapiftoa at .drivlnp while "That’s what he said," Kenney N avy Day this year will be on tiSd— d;td Wadla Pisr dlH. Drama fifth str aight year was advisable' until now. water main by the Manchester Wa- "Are you going back Into govern- 'S S I , 26 TO 6 totodestoA Wltli him Is a Kiri who October 27th. Perhaps at the next diSd- sms—Tha waakand Ravse—to o remarked. "He wanted to have a ment w ork?” he was asked. S:ld— Slid—Our darn, KIddlaa Prai. r ears ato Is MABV BRI008, Utcli- ter Company from the Coleman meeting some of the seagoing gobs facsimile of the check published so "Not If I can help It,” said Oen- 4Dd— S M —Oaa. ttarnar Oretwaira S 'l t 'l M S r ? ” '* SbSMTOiSharira IN LAST GAME OF YEAR A meeting of the entire Mer- place on Lydall street to the stor- will be permitted to say a few words 4 :S »- StSO—Chlak Wakb A Crahaatra cits having an odd Job of talking to Gosiin Replaces GreeBborg ^BOX^ SCORE Wker. Both are released. be can convince the local cltlsens eral Johnson. <»• A Orehaatra ! tucked toe leather under his arm Norden teiephonea the facts to chants Division has been called for age reservoir In Liydallvllle. on the "Who .won the War”. Par- BiW^ S1N>—Ona Man'a Pamlly, darlal ” Wolfa OrehMtra— be done. I slipped through tot entirs local that atonement had been made for The new addlUohsI pipe line la 13 Wearing a white carnation in hla S:Sd— dil O Praaa.WaSla Nawa wasf toiric; H, duaaa Orahaa— inldwfat Mlssea Shutout i Ma newspaper. N ext dajr the real n «ct Tuesday evening at fl:30 o’clock haps a few weeks is time enough for Sild—' dlSd—Tam Caaktoria Crahaatra llrid-IJrid—Danny Ruaaa Ore—waat LOCAU ONE SCORE team wlto toe ease of toe wind, a great wrong.” Inches and connMta to the pipe line lapel, Oeneral Johnson sat in a ho- Nothinf H u Exer Approach io the Cleao"Up Piuition;! CMhap calta on DICK K E NN E Y. at the Hotel Sheridan. It is most the sailors to think up a reasonable ddd— 7 M —Ta da Annaunead Ifidd 1 iOd Dance Hour—waba only And blow It through Daffy Dean p : stepping 48 yards far the second ST. LOUIS (N L) "What— 7" Bleeker whirled to- that was laid from Depot Square tel lobby after making his New York Game WHli Norwich CoDe- cHr editor of The Blade. Osthay Important that tdl members make answer. We hope the sailors have a d ill— Tits—Or. Wm. H. Paulhaa, Talk NfiC-WJZ NETWORK TRADERS TO START did. A fter Rogell's single shipped ' score. A fumble halted the try for AB R HPO ward Morden. "You’re the one that through Woodbridge street to the "farewell address" from a depart- ■ Sild— 7iSO—Martha Maara, Oantralta itoliiia hts reputation has been la* a special effort to attend this ses- tetter answer than they had In St. Ii4d— 7i4S—Playd Olbbana P ^ r a m d ^ l C — daati wja wba-wbaa Wbal ed Brother Act Says Gray’ Oreenbarg to toe fS'- turu in the fifth | j point after. After toe kickoff, wlto. Other Changes Made; Ben-; ^ ... , got us into this, huh?" he asked. Coleman place two years ago. In ment store balcony. He twisted an MADE W im PASSES V JartA and demands damafea and a " I reported the case when it first sion, as plans will he discussed for Nazaire In 1919. A t least the condi- 7i0e— liSd—dlimund Wambars Muala wtom kdka f^ar wjr wlw w»yr wmal: giiu CaoceDed to Allow frame, Marvin Owen and Pete Fox ’ ; toe ball on toe Kelleyltee 38, Kara- the fall and winter activities of the addition to this a ten-inch main has' empty dgaret packgae and stared liOm- SiSO—Paaa damsian, dansa MIdwaati weky wear wla ’mdoubtedly suspected that Dean ' retraetlan. came In. It was s John Smith case tions are more favorable for a direct into space. ditd— filS —Tha C l ^ n fam ily—to a kwer koU rran wmaq kao wkbt~ SERIES ON MONDAY I burda passed and Turner Intercepted Kenney and Mprden decide to pot division. It Is expected that mat- been laid along North Elm street soa; P ail Has Little Troo" was shooting at them aa he struck t gal on Spot hy P4st Rec-;M2d^u:k.^u V.'.!’.!4 then. I was Instructed to get a reply In 1935 than In 1919. He' said hs bad had “a good many d id d -lliS d —Ta da I Annaunaad NORTHWKdT A CANADIAN — wtmj on toe 48 yard line. On two plays, ters to be taken up will Include with six-inch feedsrs down Henry Si4d—10i4d—dibarlan dlntara Charua wlba katp wabe wdsy hfyr eret ofef Contest Between Rhral them out Daffy set down seven. { IN FINAL MNUTES ! Collins, lb ...... 4 the mattrr before DAN BLEEKER. human Interest article and— ’’ Post Frollea offers.” j Waylor brought toe >aU to toe 26. Jmlor piMIsher of The Blade. Armistice Day closing and the s'..'eet and Hollister street to step lOAd—IliOO—Oanaa Muue Orahaatra ■OUTH — wrva wptf wwne wla wjax Dean was Just one pitch short of a I } "And you’re the one that got us up the supply of water on Main Refreshments wll< be served after "But I ’m not going to do anything ISilfr-lIrtO—Paul Whltaman’a Party wfla-waun wlod warn wme wab wapt, blem dtoirm . I Then Adamic fumbled and Abraitls .’!!2 Christmas street lightning project. IliOO—H iCO—Jaaaa Crawfard. Orsanlat w]dz wanb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro •hut ouL a Greenberg triple'I* OSof ' j awwvwisxrecovered. A bad pass lost 19 yards ords; Dizzy Dean-Rowe: OrsIStl?^cf'.!.V . into It, bub?” street from the railroad crosting up the meeting and election o f officers of any kind whatever for a month Champions at West Side |V I t i Durocher, as ...... 3 H its—Idtid—Cdrafraa Carnival—c to a weal ktba ktha waee wave Electricians and Textilers Rutoimn proportions scoring KOW GO ON WITH THE STORY ’ " Y e s s i r . " to Middle Turnpike and through the October 16, Tuesday evening. or two, be added. “ I feel I am con- MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kalr kfhl for ManehesUr and Haraburda Mention of. the lighting project Cfifi-WAfiC NETWORK White to deprive him of one Blocker sighed. Homestead Park section. Additional fused about things. PACIPIC COAdT—kso Ml l« w koma By HARRY ORAYSON to^toe I Berger and Campbell Lead I ^unu^' PurteU was downed by Uuel Looms Tomorrow. i ** p .....* leads iiB to point out as reminder ■AIIC — gsali wabe wade woke weae kkq kfad ktar kpe Tomorrow at 2 JO. nmto. But as Dlsty explained,Isined. _ _ I Haefs«on toe 28. Adamic swept left CHAPTER ni "That's a lot better, my boy," he ter Is now supplied through Oak- Andenon-Sbea AmdUary , "W hat r d like to do Is, get away waab araao wipr wkbw wkie wbk eklw Clash to Determine Trade Sports Editor N. R, A. Service 31 that there are exactly sixty shop- Cant. daat. “Paul fait oorry for Greenb^ Just 8 1 said. "When I ask you a direct land street and North School street V. r, w . for a couple of months from any- wdro weau wwa waan wfbl ward wjav (Spoelal ta Tha Herald) DETROIT Das Bleeksr, junior publisher of ping days to Christmas, not count- wmaa wbna; MMwaati wbbm wfbm l!*d— J.;Jd—Royal Hawaiian Orehaat. os I did on Wednesday when I let 2nds to Touchdown A fter The Blade, was in the late fortlea question, give me a direct answer. both from North Main and Oakland thing that takes any mental effort, •idd— SSSI—Tommy Tuekar Orehaatra By EDWARD J. NEIL AB ing today. The regular meeting of the Ander- kmbe kmos wowe whaa School Champs. Uim poke a meaningless home run penalty. OalUvan’s pass to Adamic Ha was then of frame, sallow of The alibis can come later. I f you’d streets and la providing what Is before I make up my mind;" ■AST-W PS wtap wibw wboe wibs wfaa } ! * • - •Pepper Martin g jt hot yesterday, Regulars m Dismal Clash. Ooelin, I f ...... 4 9:30 o’clock to complete a list of nope to have a good representation wmbr wala ktul ksko eontaat between the champions of While toe U g guns e f both line plunge for point after failed. tank for his heartsick Tigers **tat bat. But toe 1984 ritos for s team In desperate condi- Fox. rf ...... 4 "Sit down and wait until I flnlsh inson, sat nearby, wrearlng a little MOUNTAIN—kvor kla keh kal Si4d— ditd—Prata.Radle Nawa—wJa W est Bide field tomorrow afternoon Saved from a whitewashing by a Manchester showed to better ad- night. remedy Itself. o'clock, as a large amount will be ditd— ditd—John Htrriek, larKena— Park today, a new world aerlas "If tos games go back to Detroit scries strictly Is a Dean show while tion. Bridges, p ...... 1 these letters.” Bleeker snapped. I "I was covering the thing from black bat, a black dress and a sliver COA8T — khj ko(n kfro kel kfpy kvl at 3:80 o'clock. The Blueflelda will spectacular and successful aerial vantage In toe third quarter, on toe transacted. fox fur. kfbk k n j kws karn kdb kgrob asat; Orphan Annia—mldwaat rpt looms Into view at ML Ntbo otart- tomorrow night” beamed Poppy one o f them is out there on the defense at least, but sUII could make He not only shook up his batting Hogsett, p ____...2 Kenney and Morden founrl chairs. I a human Interest angle," said Mor- •idd— 7idd—To Bo Announead be oppoaad by the Clerks, Windy 'hie National Housing Act com- The Hartford District County Cant. daat. Ing Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock Dean, "I'll betcha that President mound. barrage In toe lost few minutes of Uttle headway with Its running at- order, deposing giant Hank Green- Bleeker pulled freshly typewritten den, "when they started checking "WiU Miss Robinson be with you •iSd— 7iSd—Orehaatra from Honolulu C ity tltla holders, who Issued a cbal mittee was called Into session dur- Council meeting will be held In Neyv in your new work?” SiM— Site—daturday'a dyneepstora 7i0d— lido—Art In America, Bpaakara when toe Electrical ctitlon to be signed Mons-Ypres Post take part. Any from National headquarters, the Johnson. He added that the "whole 1:30— Vic and Sade. 6:55— Press-Radio News. bander who came up from Houston ski, Hoar; c. (;nark, Tedford: rg, berg hit ao hard Mickey had to Cochrane, c ...... Rothrock, tf The Planet suspected something—" want to come out In public. Brewer. If l and the latter went over for toe by not less than ten members of the ricmber oi the Post interested In junioni no longer function aa a sep- psychology” of relations between 1:46— Farm News. with Dizzy Dean and Joe Medwlck astlc League net championsihip at Haberera, Mallon, Sandals; rt, Nelce, above him forward. Oehringer, 2 b ...... Frisch. 2b Dan Bleeker snorted contemptu- “After you’ve got all that Infor- 7:00—Skit. Make First Home Stand in •Storm. 2b toe Hartford Golf club. He was touchdown, The pass for point a ft- Chamber. the popular sport should be present arate' group, with officers. Chair- capital and labor "has changed since 2:16— World Series: Detroit Tigers 7:06—Elder MIebsux and his (ton- three years .ago. Tex (farleton Noveck, Pond; re. Wolfram, Swlck- But Greenberg at toe moment Is Ooslln, If ...... Medwiek, If ously. mation I’ll have a heart-to-heart H. Stakllnski, lb scheduled to meet William Markham er was Incomplete. at our meeting next Wednesday man will be selected from the June." vs. St. Louis CardinaU. gregatlon. throws not a great deal unlike toe la, Trotter, Longaker; qb, Hara- toe hitting goat of the series. He Roell, ss ...... Collina, lb "Caida!" he said. "M y Ood! You talk with Mr. Frank B. Cathay. Copies of the new by-laws and night. members to work with the unit 4:30— Football: Minnesota vs. Ne- Sdbek, rf of Middletown, who is town champ I Up until this point of toe game couldn’t get a $20 cheek cashed on In the manner o f one delivering 7:30—Whispering Jack Smith and Radio Cop Competition Deans— using toe same easy wheel- burda. Berger; Uib, AbraltU, Camp- woke up in toe ninth inning yester- Greenberg, l b ...... , Delancey, R (Hilng to have a facsimile o f a aub- rules of order of the Chamber, aa We congratulate our good com- chairman of the more Important braska. Hagenow, cf. o f that city, in toe flnalL today but Hartford had completely dominated the strength of that Identlflcatlon. atanllal check printed In The Rlvcr- valedictory he said, “I think toe his Orchestra. ing. side-arm. wbip-Uke motion. For bell; rhb, Bay, Squatrito, Barrett; day but bis gesture, a ponderous Owen, 3 b ...... Orsattl, cf amended to August 1, have been rade Cecil Kittle on . his successful committees, .lamely. Rehabilitation. 8:30— Neapolitan Serenaders. Textile Department the match was rained out until a the play and it was pretty bard to Durocher, es Y et you go ahead and plunge the vlew Dally Press, Is he? I’ll show 7-A clause is all light. 7:45— "The Lawyer and The Pub- DetrolL Mickey Cochrans said It figure Just why .Manchester was on fb, Cobb, Bay. triple to center with two out seor-: Fox. rf ...... printed and will be mailed to all nomination as Chaplain of the local Child, Welfare. Americanism. Com- 6:45— Little Orphan Annie. Tomorrow at 2.30. W. Stakllnski, c later date, not yet decided. ’ ing White who hod singled, only ' Auker, p ...... Carleton, p newspaper into a libel suit on iden- him. 1 don’t know anything that’ll "I still toink-^aa I thought from lic”. Lashinske, 3b would be Eldon Auksi', also an altl- the field at aU. The Red and Hartford— le, Winston, HaU; It. J. members In the near future. The Post of the American Legion. The munity Service. the first— that a further reduction 6:00—O’Leary’s Irish Minstrels. 8:00— The Roxy Revue. t'jdlnous righthander and one whom An aU-Manchester. final in the Presti; Ig, J. Albrio, Orandante; c. served to rob the second of toe fan-1 Umpires: Reardon, (N ) plaU; tlflcatlon that hasn’t got anything give me greater pleasure than to alt There was a meeting of the Sew- SItek, cf doubles tourney was also assured White waa totally unable to halt new copies Include the recent right man In the right place. He is in hours ami a further Increase in 6:18— Ray Delaporte and his Or- 8:45— Fats W aller’s Rhythm Club. a footbaU Injury burned Into toe Turner, Darling; rg, A. Albrio. tastic Dean brotoera o f a shut-out. 1 Owens, (A ) first b su Klem, (N ) nsore to It than that!" that bird across the desk from me our chaplain, also. ing Circle at the home o f Mrs. chestra. Keish, ss yesterday when Louis GeorgetU and Hartford’s smooth-clicking running and tell him, 'Now, Mr. Cathay, you amendments concerning member- wages would do the trick. If only 9:00— Orete Stucckgold and Andre The local Olympics make their moat pronounced underiiand pitcher Rued; rt. Kallsjlsn, Kelieher; re, As It was, young brother Paul, second; Oelsel, (A ) third. "No, wait a minute," Dick Ken- ship and meetings of the Chamber. All members of the Post are re- Christine Glenney, Thursday after- 6:30— Press-Radio News. Saverick, p Raymond Della Fera gained one of attack and was even less capable of ney told him. "W e did a lot more understand that If you try a libel some wav we could control prices." Kostelanetz. first appearance In the Radio C since (far! Maya. launching any attack of Its owm. Burke, Kopowitz; qb, Vantetozze. merely hitched up his pants, heaved quested to attend the town meeting lioon. 6:36—Time, weather. Weiss, lb the final brackets and William Sin- one down the middle that Rogell than look at the cards. We tele- suit the question that’s naturally He.^ said his records would keep 9:30— To be announced. League to its supportirs here t(^ Staum, 2b Cochrane also announced that he Hartford only tallied five first PurteU, Abare; Ihfb, Waylor. Adamic. The personnel of one o f the most tonight In the interest of the peti- him busy in Washington imtil toe 6:45— Sports Review. 10:00—Sweet 4fc Lovely — Andre morrow, Bluehlll Tigers furnishing namon and Lockhart Rogers advanc- M. Presti; rhb, Moran. Adamic. Gal- popped to Frankie Frisch for toe phoned to Riverview and talked presented to the court la the dam- Vojeck, rf would switch toe Detroit batting ed to the other. The doubles match downs in aU to three for Manchester Series Slants Important groups over created by tion for the establishment of Vet- 15th. 7:00— Edward MacHugh. Jacobsen’s Orchestra. toe opposition. This team, and toe Hvan, Patterson; fb, Castellanl, final out, and tfatted off tbe field with Mrs. Cathay. She admitted her age to your reputation. Therefore Demko, If. order, dropping hiigh Hank Green- was also postponed unUl later. but tbe figures didn’t mean a thing the Chamber was announced this erans’ Field in the East Cemetery. A t this point "Bobbls" closed toe 7:15— Radio Nature League — 10:30— Elen Franklin—from Los An- Olympics, wore beaten In Hartford Callo and Silverman. with toe screams of toe packed husband was In the city. And Tom the nature and character of your Thornton W. Burgess. The final standing far the first berg from toe fourth position down UrbanettI entered toe singles fin in tola case as the Newellmen lost reputation ente j into It. week, namely that of the Cltlsens’ Interview. “You have an appoint- geles. last week, and tomorrow will see a Missouri stands herUdIng his 4 to 1 Carsons down at the detective bu- 7:45— Ernest Beaufort. half o f the Trade school Interde- below BiU Rogell In the sixth lot ala by trouncing Perry of West no less than 76 yards on penalties By ALAN GOULD " ’Now, you try to ahow that Council, formerly known aa the Mons-ITpres Auxiliary ment," she said to General Johnson. 11:00— Sylvia Froos. fight to register a win by both victory. reau didn't release the man until RADIO: 8:00— A rt In America— "Am erica partmental League round robin fol- This will bring Ooiden Goose Ooalin Hartford in straight sets, 6-2, 6-0 that nullified many long gains. Ail Aaeociated Press Sports Editor you’re the most prominent citizen municipal contacts committee. ..The The sewing circle held another of Day By 11:16— Ozzle Nelson’s Orchestra. teams. ! PsuVprovided (fachrane with the he had given proof of his Identity. After toe Ovll War." lows: up to tbe clean-up post, which Is snd then eliminating Johns of Bris- of Hartford’s touehdowrns were tbe St. Louis. Oct. 6.— (A P )— Tbe In the community. We’ll try to Council Is composed of thirty-one their interesting sessions at the 11:46—Joe Hainnes’ Orchestra. The Olympic team la confident It reasons for demoting Greenberg There were al^aturea on the cards. 8:30— B R A Orchestra. • . 1 W. L. P.U. where he belongs while toe Tlgera result o f lengthy dashes In which World Series score board today show that you’re s damned hypo- persons, as follows; Charles Ray, home of Mrs. Louis Milligan last can swing Into championship stride tol by simllnr scores. T h e local long before Hank cocked a triple as Carsoiia had him duplicate those 9:00— Radio City Party. EHectrical ...... 6 0 l.(NXI ere tackling toe brand of pitching Manchester was completely fooled Sport Briefs reading Deans 2 Rowe t. Signalises crite. Naturally we don’t want to do chairman; E. J. Holl, E, J. McCabe, Tuesday evening. Refreshments Eastern Standard Hme. Sunday, October 7, 1984 after its first defeat and should doubles team also bad an easy time Paul waa trying to streak through signatures." 9:80— National Bam Dance. Draft-Tex...... 3 3 JWO dealt by toe remarkable St Louis or completely blocked off. the extent to w'nich tlio greatest eet this. We just have to do It. W e’d Harold Alvord, C. E. Watkins, J. E. were served and a social hour fol- New York. Oct 6,—(AP)— An- start a series of victories which will in turning back teams from West there fo r toe third strike and tbe Bleeker stared steadily at the 10:00— Danny Malone, tenor. 10:00a. m. Church o f the Air. Machine ...... 2 4 .333 •toll. Lose Much Yardage' - of young banders in baaebaU has have to Into the matter o f that Rand, Howell Cheney, L. T. Wood, lowed. Tuesday evening, October 9, other broadcast lecture series by WTiC Hartford, Bristol. Middletown and shut-out. rp ulUmately place them in their lo|^- city editor.. Dick Kenney met his E. G. Seaman, E. J. Murphy, Parker the circle will meet at the home of 10:48— Hotel Pennsylvania Orches- 10:30—Press-Radio News. Carpentry ...... 1 5 .166 But toe hopes of Detroit suppor- Meriden. A t times it seemed aa though Football players of San Jose, (fal., 18 L e f t Stranded taken over control of toa situatioa. chorus girl. W e’d have to sir those leaders In British life, Is to be Hartford, Com. 10:38— Patterns In Harmony. cal position, on top of toe league gaM calmly. Soren, Gustave Schrieber, Raymond Mrs. Bilveratone, 246 Park Terrace, tra, The final standing for toe second ters were lower today than at any Manchester was actuaUy frightened d a te coUege will be among toe best Charlie Oebringer singled ahead If toe St. Louis Ords win today It "That all your story?” asked charges of fraud In connection with brought to this country by WEAF- 50,00 W . 1040 K. a s e t s M. 10:45— Between toe Bookends. table. half of the Trade school Interde- by their opponents, possibly having the big corporation merger you put Goalee. Clarence Anderson, Harry Hartford. The members will please NBC. The first program Is set for 11:00— Time, weather. Lme since baseoaU’s fall foahion dressed gridders of the nation this of him with two out In toe first and will be toe great Dissy Dean against Bleeker. Travelers BroadcasMag Servlcs 11:16— St. Regis Hotel Orchestra. 11:00— Service from the First The game will be played at Char- partment League round robin fol- heard of toe heavy teams generally across two years ago. W e’d have to England, Walter Gorman, W. B. meet at the Center at 6:30 p, m. 5:15 p. m., next Friday, with Dean rhow started, dur to the second VFW GOLFERS TO PLAY year with Ugbtweight blue pants, Greenberg fouled out. Then Cfacb- Schoolboy Rowe, toe towering 'Hger Kenney nodded. 12:00— Weylln Hotel Orchestra. Unitarian Meeting House. ter Oak street grounds. Kick-off at lows; turned out at Hartford. This year’s dig up that old business about you Rogers, Ronald Ferguson, N. B. They will proceed to Hartford by Inge aa the speaker, Ueah making good his boast yester- eet off by yellow stripes and yellow rane walked In toe third with one ace wlto toe outcome of the world' " I t ’s a damned poor way to verify 12:80 a. m.—Hotel Plaza Orchestra. 12:00m— Italian Melodies. 3:30. All players are requested to W. L. P.C. eleven, however, was no heavier than being the real beneficiary under a Richards, Raymond ^w ers, Charles trolley. Try these tonight: day. Jerse}rs with blue stripes topped off out, Oebringer advanced toe man- championship at stake ta the fifth the man’s identity," Dan Bleeker Saturda}', October, 0, 19$4 12:30 p. m.— Tito Gulzar’a Midday be at toe School Street Ree at 1:46 Textile .. 4 0 1.000 Mancbeater’a aggregation, 'which contract that you had the bank 8. Burr, Mathias Spteas, George T^ie Auxiliary will hold Ita rum- WEAF-NBO-^. Sigmund Rom- Blew BaU Throogh AGAIN AT ROCKVILLE by nMtchlDg colors in tbe same ager with a single to left and Hank game Sunday at Sportsmana Park. saM. 1:06 p. m.— 4-H C3ub Program. Sunday, October T. Serenade. p. m. A ll donations from toe sea- Electrical 3 1 .780 averages around 168 but It hoa a make with a subdivider.’' Keith, John 1. Olson, H. B. House, mage sale' 'bn Saturday, October berg music, new series; 9, Rose While Tigers traffic on toe bosM colors. malodorously fanned ta toe clutch. ' Win or lose today ta facL Mana- "W e were just going- to press,” 1:45— Don Olovannl. A . M. 12:45—Polish Program. son Heket sale should be given to (farpeotry • as aaa a a Z 3. .5011 sweet working Una that knows ita Bleeker broke off and grinned Frank Cheney, Jr., Robert Treat. IS.--The sale will be conducted In Bamplon with Lambert and HUIpot, was Jammed Ui the saoohd, third, Francis "Bud" Toacani, red-hesd- O f eeurse. Hank wasn’t alone in his ger Mickey Oochrane of tka Hgera the d ty editor reminded him. 3:00— Football Game. 8:00— Tone Pictures. 1:00—Church o f toe Air. toe treasurer on Sunday. Machine . 1 3 . 3 6 0 Members of Anderson-Sbea'Post. business in blocking and tackling aardonlcally. Thomas Rogers, F. A. Verplanck, one of the empty stores on Main new program; 11:30, 'Whiteman fourth and fifth inolngs, at no time ed Italian backfleld star of St. discomfiture for LH' Brother fanned will have to use Rowe tomorrow "That doesn’t make any dlller- street. Mrs. Samuel J. Haugh 4:00—Program from New York. 8:30—Time, weather. 1:30— F ir* Prevention Week Talk— Drafting . 0 4 .000 V. F. W. will gather at toe Cogs- and a backfleld that con take ad- " I ’ve told you before. Kenney,' Arthur Shorts and Isaac Cole. party. did one feel that Daisy Dean had Marsls several years ago, has be- six other fellows for a total of 7 lather than gamble with A1 Crowder beads the committee in charge and 4:30— Our Barn. 8:46—Lew White at toe Dual Or- Oeorgb J. Malloy. well Brook Golf Course, Rockville, vantage of toe forward waU’s adept- he said, "and I ’m telling }rou again WABC-CBS— 3:45 p. m.. Resump- teal cause far apprehension. In aU, come backfleld coach of the Santa strike outs, scattered elx other hits If he hopes to come back srlto the "liut, after all," Kenney pointed will be assisted by an able staff of 6:00— Sunset Hour— Herbert And- gan. 1:36— Beale Street Boys. PLAN CAGE PRACTICE tola afternoon, far the Kickers nesa. that we’re publishing s newspaper. This council has already held sev- tion o f the Lawyer and the Public; ICH W R IlW r GIVES toe Detroit club left 18 men strand- Handicap. This tournament was Rosa, Cal., Junior coUegc football one at a Ume through toe first six boy wonder for a possible third out, "jmu can't run a newspaper workers. Please donate. eriion, Director. 9:00— "Coost-to-Coast on a Bus.” 1:46— Louise Kuchta, Pianist. The W est Side Boys' Club ■wUl On offense or defense, Manches- Innings and aside from walking five, W e’re not publishing history; we’rs eral long sessions and la prepared to 8. Roxy’s Gang; 12, Harry Salter or- ed on toe bases. When ta trouble, postpone from last Saturday on squad. Uke a bank. I t ’s run at high ipttA . Miss Bkllth Taggart is now rest- 6:30— Program from New York. 10:00— L e if Erickson Celebration. 2;00— EWorld Series— Detroit Tigers !iold ita first bazketbail practice ter’s Une waa smitten with such ter- had no difficulty leaving IS men publishing news. Do the btot you go before the town meeting tonight ehMtnu Dean participating in his first World account o f the rainstorm and wet under the first year of Wsabing- A ll bands aboard toe World Ifarlea There's— ing comfortably at her home fol- 6:45— Stamp Club. 10:30—Samover Serenade — Bala- vs. St. Louis Cardinals. Monday night. The following men rific might tost Hartford simply stranded on base, one shy of toe ee- can. When some fellow comes In with several recommendatlone on WJZ-NBC—8, Art la America; 9, TEAM GRID POINTERS grounds at Cogswell Brook Course. ton state’s atolelic commission’s ad- and wagon anticipate toe prospect "W alt a minute," Bleeker Inter- lowing her recent operation at the 6:00— Baseball Scores. laika Orchestra. 8:00— Open House— Freddie Mar- are requested . to report: Bantly, Series engagement, fell back on toe romped to Its touchdowns, while toe ries record. and starts talking about libel lulta the town budget. The Council, after Jack Benny; 9:30a, new time for Play will sUrt at 1:80, .irtaiatration of wrM tltag and booc- of a Rowe-Dizay Dean duM irito as - ’ rupted. "There's something Ashy much consideration, favors a re- Manchester Memorial hospital. 0:05—WrigbtvlU Clarion. 11:00—Press-Radio News. tin’s Orchestra. Benson, Haefs, (fardy, Brimlay, Van- j/rindple that has seen toe brothera locals lost so much groimd that It Hfa Job was made considerably you send him to me. I ’ll handle barn dance. 6:30— PreM-Radto News. 6:30— Julia Sanderson and Frank through so well all season. "Paul During toe past week several ir.g. Just ended,J)34.7j6 persons paid much relfab as old timers welcomed about this." him. You understand?" duction o f the Federal Relief appro- The Auxiliary has chartered a 10:06—Morning Muslcale — NBC nart, Lennon, Wylie, Fraser, Ander- seemed aa If toe ball carriers were easier ss toe (fards pounced on Sunday la to bring: ____ 6:36—Peg La Contra, songs. Crumit. ’ LUkusnian-American Club To lust reared back and blew that ball more members have arrangad to admissions to professloi^ eontMta. ho battles between Christy Ifothaw-- "O f course there’s something Dick Kenney nodded and sighed priation from $50,000 to $40,000, a bus to convey them to Springfield String Quartet. ron, Webb. Kose, LaCfasa, Kurly, traveling backward. Up until toe Tommy Bridges from toe atart, World Series 3:15 p. m.. W E A F , 6:40--Program from New York. 6:00— "Music by Gershwin” . . play In toe handicap, and It is ex- Referees of w-estllng matches will kon of toe Olaata and (faltf Bender Ashy about it," Morden said. with relief. "This ons," hs said, reduction in the school approprla- to attend the British War Veterans 11:30—R a ^ o Nimble Wits — Ever- Carry 22 Players, All Equip- Snlomonson. This practice will start through there," imUed Diesy Dean, final period, Manchester bad act- slapped him for sight hits In five WJZ-NBC and WABC-CBS. 7:00—Tbe Three Scamps. 6:30— Sm iling' Ed McConnell. pected one of the largest turnouts ol toe Athletics or three fingered Bleeker raised black, smoky eyes "looka like a humdinger.” Uon from $313,000 to $307,000 and Memorial service Sunday, October ett Smith, "Puzzleamlto.” at 7 o’clock sharp with a short busi- who acts with considerable capabili- ually lost more ground tbsi> it had receive the same scale of.pay as tbe Innings, including a mighty triple W E AF-N B C — 9:30 a. m., concert 7:16'—Program from New York. 6:46— Voice o f Experience. ped and Insured. o f toe season will play weather per- and regarded the young man for a "It'll be a humdinger before I advocates an appropriation of $15,- 14. All members wishing to iise'the 11:48— Phantom Strings — direc- ness meeting after. ty, as spokesman for Frisch, Sam gained and it waa not until toe third man in the rii}g, during boxing and double by John Leonard Mar- Brown of the Cubs and Jack Coombs from Moscow; 8" p. m., Eddie Can- 7:30— High SpoU in Medical Pro- mitting. Players not yet Hated full second before saying, "Shut get done with it.” Bleeker said. 000 for re-assessment or re-valiia- bus will please contact Mrs. Duke tion Aldo Rlcct. 7:00— (faltforala Melodies. . Breadon, Judge Landis, or anybody fourth quarter that a first down matches according to a ruling by tin. a triple by Jack Rothrock and ol the A ’s. tor; 9, Frits! Sebeff; 11:30, Byrd gress—Dr, Robert L Rowley. 12:00— Southern Reveries. 7:30— Buddy Rogers, Jeanns Lang should turn in their entry at the the Xfaltfornia Athletic commission. VfV (T o Be Oontlnned) tlon of all properties in town by or Mrs. Peggy Leggett. , Last night at Lithuanian ball on course, was tallied when Haraburda passed a double by Bill Delancey. They J f e dropped his chin to hla hands, The Christmas card sale la going broadcast, Herbert Hoover. 7:45r-Floyd Oibbona. P. M. and the Three Raacals. Golway street ths nswiy organised It’s ■always relatively easy to fea— highly trained men, quailfird to do __ SYAB&CBS—13 noon, PontUEfil. to Haifa, fa r. the needed jrardage. fa, tto along very -Blebly —and— everything 8:00—Program fapm^Naw- Yotk,- 43il6—tlBie.-weather. LItousnian-American football club With toe line torn and trampled In tura toa winning team but to thpae than looked up abthe d ty potnta to a wonderful time for our Mass for National Ckinferencs of 9:00—Trade and Mark. 13:30—R ^ a t v Muale Hall — Victor Kolar, conductor. - held Ita first pracUoe. Coach OH who baa covered a major ahara of Bleeker reoelvea M mespected Catholic Charities; S, Freddie Mar- Joe McCluskey Defeated every play, toe local backs bad dtor. caller and aome taformation. Mddtes. 0:30—The Gibson Family. Symphony Orchestra, Glee Club. 9:00—Alexander Woollcott, Robt. Wright stressM toe change In the toe baseball map between SL Louis A ' letter has been sent to all tin's open bouse; 0, return o f Alex- Last Night *s Fights never a chance to get started. "H ow did you And out the man Chamber members urging attend- 10:30—Danny Malone. 80—HIgbllghta of toe Bible— Armbruster Orchestra. rules os well as toe advantage of Hit by Penaittee and Boston wlto a stop ovar bow and ander Woolcott. 10:45— Siberiui Singers. Town Grid Champions Open Osthay?” be asked. ance at tonight’s meetSig and sup- Anderson-Shea Post. F. V. W. "The Rc-Making of Manhood,’ 9:80— Gulf Headliners — WUI playing clean, heads-up football, and Nothing much of anything hap- then ta Bruoklyn, thinks tka Cards WJZ-NBO-10 a. m„ Leif Erick 11:04— Program from N ew York Rogers. By Cerati, Italian Ace (By Associated Press) "fT sn k B. Cathay, himself, came port of the Oouncll'a suggestions. Meeting Dr. Frederick K. Stamm. was well pleased wlto toe turnout pened until late In toe first quarter are toe etondout team of tho gome son celebration: 7:30, Joe Penner 11:30— Paul Wbiteman’a Orchestra. New York—Steve Hammas, 191 |f.)lo aso Bss." The regular meeting of Anderson- 3:00—South Sea Islander-Hawaii- 10 :(Ki—Wayne King's Orchestra. of toe over twenty candidates. It save on exchange of punts batwsen because toelr lineup carrica so moay back; 8, New Sunday Symphony, 12:00 Midn.— Weather Forecast. 10:30—Care and Feeding of Hobby 1-2, Paseaic. N. J„ outpointed Art Against New Britain Here ^ "W hat did ha w ant?" Shea Post V. F. W . wiU be held an ensemble. fa thought that a squad o f 22 men Cobb and Presti and toe making e f players of toe fluting ifgTaiilTa Leopold Stokowski conducting; Cambridge, Maos, Oct. 6— (AP)aUmberto Oratl hie team- toaky, 198. Minneapolis, 10; Yale "PiSBty." BRITISH CSENO MORE BirTTER. Tuesday evening, October 16, eight 13:03 a. m.— Silent 3:16— World Series: St. Louis (far- Horses. - will be carried. AU of these men ■oao o t two first downs by you know who, type. 10:30, Alfred E. Smith address to —The worldrorTd record for toe 1600 Okun, 185, N ew York,, ontpointed ttucht'* o'clock in the State Armory. During diwaia vs. Detroit Tigers. 11:00— Press-Radio News. will be equipped and Insured by toe **■* '■'""^matee oo toe invading Italian team Moran and Waylor alternating In CatboUc ChariUes. meter run still remains tos prop- John (Cora) Oriffin 187 3-4, (falum- The West Sides football team wHl-dRows and Wolfram at guards, and "AU you have to do Is watah ^^Ba didn't say. B e wants a rs- -London— (A P )— The British are this meeting the election of officers Sanday, Oefaber 1, 19M 8:00—Roaes and Drums — "Point 11:05— Henry Busse’s Orchestra. Lithuanian association; of college athletiiSI, came through In lugging toe baU. A 15 yard penalty erty of Princeton’s BUly Bontoron. grand styla hi toe 8,000 meter run. bus, Oa„ 6: Lou Poster, 189, Potts- open ita season tomorrow st M L I Crockatt at center. ws Uke Pepper Mortta, Froak and ha wants dsmagea." eating more butter with their bread. will be held, and It is expected that 9:30 a. m.— OolUn Driggs, organist Lookout” 11:30—Joe Hairme’s Oreheatra. Tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock was slapped on Hartford In tola NOT SO BBIOHT 5:30— American Radio Explorers. Luigi BicoUl, Italian Olympic cham- town. Pa., outp.itnted A1 Boros, 196, Tha backfleld will atart with Ben- Frisch, Joe Medwlck, Jim OnUlas ho dosa, does he?" said Chicopee. Mass.— Supt John J. Last year butter consumption a large turnout of members will be 10:00—Radio P u M t ------tbe following are oskad to report to Cerati wrhlpped Joe McCluskey for- quarter but it didn’t stop toe boys Nebo at 3 o’clock against toe Tri- Pittsburgh, Pa.— Harry. Bright’s 10:30—Mexican 'Typlca Orchestra. 5:46—Dog Drama — Albert Payson pion u d one o f the outstanding mid- mer Fordham star, wlto a great Bridgeport. Conn., 6. drowski at quarterback. Brown and and tka Deans perform to Nhliaa grimly. Desmond, announced public schools amounted to 33 1-2 pounds per head AND FOOD SO HIOH (faach OH Wright at Hlckey’a room getting down to toe 20 ya]^ angles of New Britain. These two present at this annual election. It Is self-claimed “fun" cost him a $10 dle distance runnera in tha svdrld burst of speed on tha last lap and Sap Diego, Calif.—Sammy O’Dell, A. Bogleson at balfbacka, and B. they havo tromendous acwSdikea to bays us on the of Chicopee, would close November o f population, nearly five pounds 11:00—Press-Radio News. Tertiune. Grove: N. Tyler, Varrtek, OlralUa, Une. Waylor’a long pass to Vante- not expected that there will be any today, triad to cUp Bontroa'a mark hie Ume of S:SS:S waa toe fastest Akron, 0 „ outpointed Johnny Mar- taams engaged In a game last sea- Eagleocm at fullback. The reaervaa elong with toalr natural oMHtyi’* said. "Ha's a prom- 2, unless s supplementary appropria- per bead more than In 1930. amusement tax. 11:08— The 'Vagabonds. 8:00— Time, weather. (famden, N. J. — N o w ife Is Mitchell brothers, Ecahert, L. Rowe, tosze slipped from tot latter’s fin- contest for post officers, as nomina- Arraigned before Police Magis- o f 3:48:8 at toe Harvard atadhim ever made for the event on the Ifar- tmea, San Bernardino, (heavy- son, and toa West Sides were win- are atroog wlto O. Anderson, LaOoaa, soys (Jutan. "Tbay taka aa wontoa . la Rtssrriaw. He's run- tion Is set by the Board o f Aldermen 11:16— H o lly w ^ Show World. 6:15—Jayanoff Sisters. Anglo-Ruir obiiged to get dinner more than P. Ifawe, Olcavaga, Fay, O. Rowe, 8 gers but on toe nest play Waylor tion this year Is equal to election. trate C F. Papale. Bright testified yaaterday afternoon but after a vard track. I t waa also four and welghts). Johnaoa, Warner, Ountber, ready to or feora out thera oa tka SaM wKh. tta city oouacil. Ha’s before that date. 11:80—M ajor Bowes' Capitol Fam- ■Ian piano duo. / twice a night for her husband. T. Rowe, MeOulre, NIafaan, Am - went around right end on a reverse nera by a score of 6-0. The only sense la which fish There is a decided tread among the he was "Just having a little fun" i:S0—Grand Hotel—caat: Anne couple o f mishapo, he finished tha four-fifth seconda under Cermtl’a enter the same at any time. ibam. They ore quick to Mtoa OfiF ft the Chamber of WUUamatown, Mass.— Dr. Tyler ily- That’s toe ruling o f a busy master broae, Slaga, Kripaltla. Swlkfa. Fied- Hollywood, (fallf.— Lou Sallca, 118 that caught Monebestor fUtfootod. The West SIdee team shapes up ss can be called a brain food it that membership to advance junior offi- three and three-quarter laps around own Italian record. The West Sides team will hold a opentag to the oppoaiag dMaaa lha prsaidoat of tha Dennett,' WlUlams College, was as he waved a toy revolver at a 13:15 p. m. — "Don Otovannl” — BdyniDur and Don Amecha. of chancellery, William B. Knight in ler, Happeny. Katkaveck brotoera, J-2, Brooklyn, N. Y„ stopped ^ b y It Is digested easily and therefore cers through the different grades the local track in four minutes and Although BteoUi and Cerati romp- A neat lateral pass from Vantetossa strong sa last aeaaon, with many of practice aeaaion tomorrow morning whUa conaUatly proddbig tha olhar - taaatwon club—" formally Inducted aa president of the crowd of South Side district pedes- PbU Bodinl. ;00— L’Heur* Exqulsa. recommending a dlvvirce for Kath- V. Kovis, J. Trivigno, Roy Jarvis, J. Face Matoeson, 118 l-2, Oakland. 6. to Moran added toe extra point. the stomach does net maks such rather than nm "dark horaes" into trians, and scattered them into :30— Joe Fanner, comedidn; Oaaia two seconds ed to victory the American aggre- tos regulars ta shape to open a bard at ML Nebo U' preparatloa tor tola iwllow. 'HMy ore wliiiiliig v p ia THw|r» aB tha dataHa.? m- college, succeeding Dr. Harry A 13:30—Round Table Diacussioa. erine McKee o f Parry, N. J., who Lucas, W . Rows, H. Olender, Ed Mc- Plslmo Beach. Calif.—Sammy La- Tbe second period had Just begun a heavy call on the blood m tho position. doorways. While BtcoIU failed in hie valiant gation took g of toe IS eventa to campaign. The Une la strong with game. Coach Dwyer wttoee an toa moke mlatakaa sad look bod o l 1:00— U ttle Known Facta about Nelson’s Oreheatra. said her husband demanded dinners cartin, J. Qiana. B. W alfa vme, 180, St. Ifaul, outpointed Jose and Hartford had toe ball on Man- CnrtUld who resigned after 29 years brain during the digeettve proe- National Ooqveatlofi Amused, toe magistrate fined efforts to esteblish a new record. win toe meet honors. such men as Henry and Tyler at men to report at 9:30 sharp to brush ^inaea. of oouraa. kut tt la aoeas-ko*- now n mbcul » ptwideat. Well Known People. :00— Richard (faooks, Metropolitan at 7 p. ro., 10 p. m., and midnight Paradlso, 126. Manila, 6. chester’s 48 yard Una whaa Adamic Mambera ot the Aadsrson-Shoa Bright toe $10.' , . _ 1:30^—BurpriM Party. i Opera tenor. , toe SBune evening. - aads, Dugan and Barrera at tackles. up on toe plays for tolagam% isa o f lock of MANCHE8TEB E^KNINU HEKALD. MANCHBSTIK. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBlK C. 198i. lUNCRKSTER CVEmNG HERALD. lUNCRBtfTBn. tiONN. SATURDAY. OCTOBEKe, 198«. H6HT
Toonendlle Folks ' By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE Rr AlMm Mic k e v (.himself; Mc Guire ClRSiiFIED SENSE and NONSENSE The Past Master at in t imio a t io n of Wit n e s s e s U a ear aUUa oe a moonllghtf THE HARDEST TRINOS TO| alght'and Um man starts looklBC in FIND IN TIRE8 AND POCXBT-I tba flri’a ayra ba’a linfla — If ha BOOKS ARB THE SLOW LEAKS. VES--I'^N PAVING # 2 0 OKAf.HUG/ LC6W8TVC l i liinv looks In the gas tanktanlS- ta*I B i a r r i a d . A WEEK TO SWING IN TW\« eut do tgo TRAHSOK i SHOP onOVERTISE - N A phlloeopber la a mas who oanl A Vagriuit enjoy a girl's kiss and overlook the I CAGE ,TH'SAM E AS YOU AT>ES/j TU m N G A OPER.SOWE^ made by Dr. L. M. Dawson, ebair- Watts of Talcott avenue. They are I will laava tha dust of the city fact that it la chirity to an old has-1 -^ T G O TTO TW*-©KTHROOM SQUArTTER'& CAN TOSS IN APABTMEN'rS— FLATS— registered at the Dodge Hotel in lust and found MOVING—TRUCKING— man of the Cubbing Committee of LONE DRIVER’ S CAR treat aiKl tha aolaa of tha busy XT FIRST, AN' 1 ain' t SWITCMIN' CLAIM ONTH' SOME PI6H STORAGE TENEMENTS the Charter Oak Council. The ac- Washington. town WHO yOV) TUB/-^Bt OUT WHEN NOU U » T —WIRE HAIRED terrier dog. ROCKVILLE ceptance was by William Schaeffer The Cornelia Circle will hold ita For tha windy moor and the high Sally Lou—Dst husband of yours I TO A S»X3IN<5 TO LET TV4' white with brown face, with mu»* PKRRETl R OLENNET INC lOCAl FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tenfr of the church (Jub Committee. first meeting of the aesaoa on Tues- TURNS OVER, HE ESCAPES hill and the peat-streui flowing ho' sih laay, ain’t hs. Handy Ana? I LIMITED HAVETtt"WGWT OF TH' WATER IN START inent, with all improvements, In Handy Ann—Huhl JUiH lay hs ale. Wm. Martin, 168 South Main tod long cUstAnce moving UAtly Blanket Shower day Afternoon at the summer home CHURCHES__I hrown; lO MINUTEC'NOU CLAPPING espreas to Hartford. Ovarnigm eluding furnace. ,Apply 111 Hot! A blanket shower and dinner wae of Mrs. W. B. Bean, known as "In- I will kaep my y nteta by the am. De only plaes I osa g n dat| M i OF THAT'S , etrcet. good-for-notlUng to go am to slasp. a in t parries to and tm o New Tork. Tel. ctreet. or telephone 6806. tendered to Miaa Marjorie Bolger on spiration' Point.’* ST. BKIDOrrS R c Gnniuir RoMndahl Uninjured eAmpnrea whera the white cUtf* WHAT YOU GUV6, MEAN i ' ATOUNTAIN , ,S06S. 8$$U Of 8864. ROCKVaLELABORITES Thursday evening at the RockviUe Col. and Mrs. Fraacia T. Maxwell Bev. WUIIans dodge. Paster by Automobile’n Romerrault lean to tha sea. ETATUt.r pJSreRS./i AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT House, Mrs. A. L. Ctiapdelaina being of Maxwell Court, Mrs. E. O. But- And dawn shall wake me with Han—Does your dd . *SS aa at 7 Cottage street. Modern Im- Rev. Lee Peeehic, Aseletaot on the Bolton Road. FOB SAL": hostess. The shower was in honor ler, and Miaa Marion Butler have goldra handa and the rain ehaH walk automobile atUl ruaf provements. Garage If desired. In- WIN M CAUCUS OF OEMS returned from a motor trip to New Masses will be at 7:00, 8:00, 8:80 with me. Friend— It rune, but not still, by| PUBLIC PASSENGEB of the approaching marriage of and 10:30. quire 9 Cottage street (phone 4309) Mias Bolger and James McCarthy York City. Ounnar Roecndahl o f - 24 Haw- I will seek tb* place whera glp- a long ways. WE PAT HIGHEST prices for SEBVICE 20A ' or Andlalo Brothers, 461 Wood- At the 8:00 masa the Junior choir lied car* from 1930 up. Riley which will Uke place on Tuesday. The Board of Aasesaora -of the thorne street, met with an auto- iae roam and strange, wild aong* bridge street (phone 3310). Dunlap, Textile Union Head Town of Vernon were In session will sing; mobile accident on the Bolton road are rang; Chevrolet Company, 60 Well* St- IN ADDITION TO Silver Lane Bus Among those present were Mias Hymn—Mother Dearest, Law- Line, Do Luse Bus for fodg* party and James Dick. Named* as Marjorie Bolger, James McCarthy, yesterday for the receiving of liata at 9:10 this morning that ended In I will find once more the megjc M 9 OR RENT—FIVE ROOM lower rence Scranton. Mr. and Mrs. John Bolger, Mr. and of taxable property. hia car. turned completely over, paths I knew when earth was 1929 PONTIAC sedan »6P, 1928 nr team ulpa, we also offer 7 paa ilat, south 'side, improvements. In- Candidates for Bepresenta- Hymn—O Salutaria, Bordese; Al- Hupmobile sedan $49, 1927 Nash senger sedan livery. Phone 3063, Mrs. Justin Latbrop, Mrs. EHIen landing on' the south side of the young, quire aftei 5:30, 63 Union street, i tlves. beit ^rackaa. coach $29. 192(7 Chevrolet sedan 8860. 8864. Chapdelaine and Henry Cosgrove. road with the top underneath and And the stare will give me eom> Hym—JesuSi Dearest. Lord. all four wheels In the air, but with radeatalp and the wind will be my Quotations $29 irooe brideamalda. Horace W. ferred, this time to be assistant at HAROLDS. BURR TO WED left the farmer at the Center and Bing around dead aad won’t Ue [ I While the total vote caat was an- hlteh-hlkan to daceiva tham wltta< down. Ada ord«r«d for ibra* at ala daya street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed Jonea, Jr., will be the best man for St. Anthony’s church. Hartford. went to the police station, where te warning flag befon they will atop. S( ORCHY SMITH aad atoppad bafort tba tblfd at dftb I nounced as 324, each voter had the hia brother and the uahera will be —Seaator-claet Theodora O. Bilbo I Back To The Ranch By John C. Terry day will ba eharfRd oair (ai tba aA- DUGS— UIBDS— PETS 41 ward J. Holl. Tel. 4642 and 8025. Rsv; Eugene Moriarty. who haa made hia report. The automobile, it ; right to vote for two candidates on Joseph C. Gray of Wlncheater, been stationed at New Haven. Is IN NEW YORK TODAY of BOaaladppL tuaJ oombar of tlmaa tba d appaar* ; the same ballot. was found later, was on the Bolton THE TROtlBLE WITH MOST *ti* CApnsdD euTUsa are iReuiMr mw m from yme ^Mg ino undsd am rtActs ad. aharfftaa at tba rata aaraad. b«t FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE; Now Maas., and Edward S. Taylor of transferred to Willimantic. Father side of the town line. or THOSE SHORT-UVEb ICAK- CANYON, A IANS MoUBt TSWNG H« ------’ "as RR as SktnUA't lAND X ^ ao aUowaaea or rafuada eaa ba mad# is your chance to get a fox hound, H O U S E S F U R K E M tin j The question was raised as to Cambridge, Masa. The officiating I am tired of hearing Rooeevelt I tom PttoettUtM ' whether either William J. Dunlap Moriarty ia a native of Manchester. ItlAGES, IB THAT THE ONLY -IH 'P O C M W 1HRT m O R [ po m, y » c -But oa ats tima ada aioor»d aftar tba bird dog, rabbit dog, farm dog or clergyman will be Rev. Dr. George He is to be An assistant pastor. Son o f Dr. and Mrs. N. A. Burr deacribad as the meet feligtoua ...... ' 1 N6AWT&»»I or tWBBERNigA, cmcmtutp, tr I or James E .^ lck was eligible to be Canada exported 2,806,770 pounds BUTT THAT HE OR BHE WOR- YHSrWM HURT SAP WlU Qftb day. a pet, from six weeks old up. Fred FOR RENT—MODERN six room S. Brookes, pastor of the Union Con- to Marry Lucy Wormeley restdant wa have ever had. Since mis enu HANS soMrmiNs r Na **tlll rorbida*^i dtarlaf liaaa aat house, reasonable, 85 South Main I named as candidate. Both ques- of honey last y:ar, an increaae of ItlEB ABOUT SCRAPING UP THE e haa been prealdent, he haa at- ‘tHROUCM O.I(. MBAN‘ 'm' aoid Walden, Chester. Tel. 86-2. gregational church. Kelley in All Souls Church. |22.1 per cent over the 1932 expor- CASH m tS T FOR IB THE DI- g lAT TNC RANCN^ Tba Uaraid «iU aot a# raapvaalMa street, or Mrs. Seastrand, at Beau- I tiona were by J. Arthur Corbin. Principal to Speak tandad church but throe ttmos. If AIS OOIN' Tb mip-tVl RPSRAl I Car aora tbaa aaa laaarraat laaartlab who nominated his son. John Ar- RECENT BRIDE GIVEN tation. VORCE BUTT. SoMSTNINfr ty Nook-r8011. "What the High School Has to ever be cornea nky town, ha can't SrrTMBU OunAVN T btu' I of Bay advartUaiaaat ordarad fwr , thur Corbin, Jr. Democratic Regls- (Special to The Herald) gat into tha pulpit of my church. Mora taaa eaa ttaa LIVE STOCK— VEHICLES t2 Offer the Various Types of Chll-' New York, Oot. 5.—A former THE ROAD TO POWER HAY to K«N'B00TNlB0-)WHAr/ madh t ant I Tba laadvartaai omtaaiua ai laaar* FOR RENT—SEVERAL Desirabis I trar George E. Dunn settled the dren" is the topic of an address to A SURPRISE SHOWER —Bev. L. R. PUppe, Now Oh Ec, | flve, six and seven room bouses, I point by stating that both Dunlap ( Manche.stcr resident, Harold S. LEAD TO PERDITION IF SEN8I- Pa. SbOfioiN' i b Oo? raet aoblfeatlea of advarUalaf will ba be delivered by Prof. Philip M. RLE TRAFFIC LAWS ARE NOT raetiflat oaly by aaooaUatlaa at tba FOR S A L E -7 WEEKS old pigs siugle ann double. A'pp y Edward ). and Dick registered a.. Democrats Burr. 30, now living, in New York DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS •baraa laada far tba aanrtaa raaiarad. Howe, principal of the Rockville i at the Amherst club, and Lucy OBEYED. Earl Mitchell. Cali 3217. Holl. Phone 4642 and 80'25. ! two weeks ago. He ruled that they High School; to be delivered on i Mrs. Charles S. Barnes Is Hon- Ail advartlaamaau saai aaafar* I were eligible to have their names I Wormeley Kelley, 29, lawyer, dl- ta atyla. aapy Aad lyporrapby vltb Mpnday evening before the Elling- ored by 20 Local Friends The Democratic electors of tha Flataarman—^After tugging for an rtTUlatloBi aaforead by tba pabilab* presents as candidates though In- ; vorcee, of T. H. Ranch, Sutcliffe, F I a p p e r F a n n y S a y s : ton Parent-Teachers Asaoclation. [..ast E vening. Nevada, obtained a license to marry Town of Coventry are requested to hour a t my Une thlnlring I had na.u.a.MT.Mv. ara aad tbay raaanra tba rtybi la ABTICLES FOR SALE 43 LEGAL NmiCES 7a { eligible to vote In a caucus for six Old Folks Sunday adit., raalaa at rajaet aay aopy aea* ! months. j this morning In the Municipal meet at the Town Hall. North (Cov- hooked a neord catch, I finally alteiod objaetloaabla FOR SALE—PHILIPPINE Islands, ItHPUIIT OP Tils: < IIMIITIU5 OP There had been reports that Dun- "Old Folks Sunday” will be ob- Building here. They will be married entry, on October 11th. 1934, at 8 hauled in an old automobile tire. OLOblNO UbURS--alrman Leo Flaher-i George Moyer. A dainty lunch was doea not atop ha then thumbs hia HE'D A P P R E O ATE HIS b fellewiBe the Bret leiertioe et wood, furnace wo'.a, and oak' slab*. L. Cross and Congressman Francis 4 7 Acrropfl Inlereii ...... lo6.3*?I ty then, due to the size of the served by the bride's mother, Mrs. nose, while the ear driver turns B O N N ET PER BEIN' O V ERSI6HT B E IN ' c a l l e d 1 eaeh a4 otberwiee tb* CHARUB Telephone 3149. Chos. Staye, E. I'orelgn coin and currrncy.. 2.4 4 T. Maloney, candidate for United RATB win be oelleeteB. He reepoail. fx>nlcr stieat. crowd, adjourned to the Town Hall. Rachel Symington. thumbs down. WIDE AWAViE-----TH E TO HIS A TTE N TIO N , Mllty for ereere.lB telepboeiB e4e John McKinstry was named chair- States Senator, speak at the open- UTTUE BOSS NOTICED BUT, IF TH ' UTTLE BOSS Total 1783,948.03 ing of the Democratic Campaign in will be saeoBieB aaa ibefr eeearees I.I.kllll.lTIKK man and Francis Leonard clerk. Speed Cop— And your wife looks HAS O OT ANV BIG STUPF / aaaaet be AoereateeA General Oepueita ...... T&70.98&.3I The flve nominations were present- Tolland County. The meeting is a If the drives Uka tha wind, too. HOUSEHOLD G(H)OS 3) being sponsored by the Tolland IN H i m , h e WON'T DO INDEX OF Treaturerw. certified, dlvl ed in the following order: John Growler— Teata, always roaring In rr. FI6QER THAT FOR SALE—9 PIECE dining room ilt-nd' checks, e t c ...... Arthur Corbin, Jr., Wllliar ,1. Dun- County Democratic Association of my ears. CLASSmCATIONS Revenuri taxes CftlHotf'i) .. U.Vi which John N. Keeney of RockviUe ttEOftee SiCARDa BI6 BOSS WON'T. our. set, walnut; walnut bed and dress- <'oniinun s*ock mitManOlng luU.'»ou;0«J lap. James Dick. Raymond E. Spiel- TEN- er : spring and mattress complete .Surplus ...... 10i).0(l4).0n man and Augustus M. Burke. A ia president. A man apaaklng of hia old car, BatacasaaU Clough to Speuk Monday lUrrlaraa Inquire 169 West Center street. rndivfded I’ rofilla ...... 8.604.38 motion was .ukde that a vote be aid it was atlU running, but not Daatba •••••••••••••••••••••••• D taken by check iitt. Superintendent of Schools Herbert SHUN running atUl. There’s a difference. FOR SALE—BLACK AND WHITE Total. Inciudinir capital aC' O. (jlough will be the guest speak- OaF0 al 7 baaka ••••« •« •••••• B count ...... |'783.948.9I Another motion was made by lb MasMflaM •••«$•««• ••••••• ^ combination Magee range $15. Htnte of Connecticut. County of Charles E. McCarthy that two can- er at the opening, session of the fall YOUR HUSBAND — I didn’t tdon ba^ rouab •••••••••••••••• ^ Radio $2.00 and other household and winter season of the Vernon Buddies Abbattbcanaata •••••••b^******* Hartford ns Munchrater. Oot. 6, 1934. didates be voted for on each ballot marry you for (your money, you FaraanaU • • • • • a • • • •« • • a • a *• • • • b goods. 18 Winter street. I HaruP C. Alvord. Treaaurer of and that the two highest be declar- Civic Betcrment Association to- be the «hov$' iiitine'l do aolcrnnly know; rather in spite of It Money Aat«aMbt1«a ed elected , candidates for Represen- held on Monday evening at the doesn’t make happiness; In fact, the FOR sal e—CABINET stove witU a^\fiur thiil the aluive ataU io«>nt ia Abtoaobllaa far Sal# . ....••••• 4 trut- to the brat of mv knowlcdgr and tatives. Dobsonville School house, Supt. American Legion leas monay the more happiness. Aotomobllaa far Biobaaba «•••• t oil burner and barrel complete. In- ballef. John N. Keeney. Max J. Schmidt Clough will take for his topic "The Commander Allan L. Dexter haa YOUNG WIFE—Tlien, darling, we A flrst-clasa male keeps his girl AbU Aacaaaorlaa-^Tlraa ...... i cuire at '26 1-2 Oak street. Present Day, Needs Of Education," AbU Rapalrlay^Palatlbb ••••• T HAUOLb C ALVOnn antf Martin Lehan were tellers and selected the following men as com- shall be wonderfully happy. Daddy friend well posted. Subccrtbfd and awurn to before me Charles E, McCarthy and Edward A social hour will follow the mee- Attta ttbaola ...... I-AFOR SALE — CRAWFORD coal thla Ortobpr 6, 1934 mittee chairmen for the coming went bankrupt yesterday. . Abtob Bhty by Trqak •••••••• I B. Coogan checkers. ting. year; Membership, Donald Heming- range, a'so small Smooth Top ks* " U )riS H. M.MtTK AbtoBm^Pof Uira •••••»••••*••• b Notary FuUllo. .rustice of Peace Candidates Meat Distribution way; Rehabilitation, Francis E. Oaragaa—AafTlea—Storas# ••••• lb ranges both l.i gm-d condition. Call Motarayalaa—Bteretaa ....••••w IS The following Justices of Peace More than 500 pounds of govern- Bray; Ways and Means, (Charles L. FRECJKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosserl Waacad Autoa-»Motor«y«Iaa ... II 4274. ' were named by the caucus: George ment fresh veal and beef were dis- Wlgren: Child Welfare, Dr. How- baalaaaR aad Prafaaataaal baralaaa tributed to the needy of Rockville FOR SALX—FULL SIZE bed and huge cypresa tree cut in P. Wendhelaer. James F. Touhey, ard Boyd; War Orphan Education, ' HEY, HCW ABOUT Bualaaaa Sarvioaa Offtrad •••.. II Louiel&na a few years ago wai Saul L. Pelzer. Maurice L. Spurllng, yesterday. The distribution was Harold C. Alvord; National De- Uoaaabald barvteaa O ffarad ...... lb*A spring, girls' winter coat, practi- supervised by Mrs. Mertle Englert, THOSE HOP6E Balldtaf^-CoatraeUfib .»••••••• U cally new. Call 6150. 1,283 years old. When sawed. It Edward H. Dowdlng. Thomas Ker- fense, Albert T. Dewey: Military Ptarlata—NurRarlaR ' ...... li produced six nuge logs contain- non, John N. Keeney, Frederick G. local FERA relief director. Affairs, James H. McVeigh: Naval S H O E S ? Fuaaral Dlraotora ...... 14NEW OIL BURNERS being discon Ing li.162 feet of lumber. fCx- Hartensteln. John A. Trail, Char- The orders were distributed at Affairs, Harry Mkidment; C. M. T. W HERE A R E Haattat-wPiumhlnv—Rooflag If the town hall and the meat was laauraaoa ...... sb*# tl t'nued Irimi our stock special!« perts contend that the tree grew . lotte A. Howell, Helen S. Garvan, C. and R. O. T. C.. D-. LcVerne V A <30016 Ulltiaary—Or«MmaklBB ...... II one Inch In diameter every 28 I Earl C. Northrop. Clarence J. Mc- carved at Trapp's market on Market Holmes; Aeronautics, Charles priced: Bun.seii, glass tank, $17.00 street and at Englert’s market on "2 lfovtn«-^Tnaeklng~4i.oraga a«a. t# with chrome fittings, $34.60. Silent years of Us life. i earthy. Corbin K. Englert, John Trebbe; Markamanshlp, Marcel J. Publlr PaaaaDftr b^rrlaa ••«ra.l0‘ A Union street. Donze; Americanism Edson M. Patnttag—Pabarfag ...... 11Glow, glacs tank, $38.90; Bunsen, McKinstry. ProfaBRionaJ barvlaaa «••••«•«•• IS I A motion to adjourn W-aa made Funeral of F. H. Pretbrey Bailey; Boy Scouts, Ernest L. cabinet model wiU* electric lighter. The fun/ral of Frederick H. Pres- Rapalrlat II $42.50; •Sllen) Glow Homemaker i and the caucus broke up without Morse; 4-H Club, John H. Darling; Tailoring—Dyaiag—Ctaaatnt « . 14 j the usual vote empowering the brey, aged 89 years, a former resi- Forestry, Clifford D. (Cheney. Ath- ToUti G4M>dB aad Sarvica ...••• II with cellar tank, $48. Watkins town committee to All vacancies. dent of Rockville, who died on Wed- Vrantad'..»piifilnaa» Na. v ie # ...... 14 I letics and Junior Baseball. .George (READ THE 8TORV. THEN COLOK THE PMCTURE) Brothers, Inc. CUf Knight Names .\sses«)r nesday evening at Springfield, was Kennedy; Community Service, Ev- ISdiieatlmBal ROOM AND The little men walked right along, said. "I see the open spot, ahead." Couraaa aad Claaaaa ...... IT Cnif Knight, well known cartoon- held yesterday morning at 11 erett R. Kennedy; Safety, John rrivaia fnatruetioa ...... tl ' 1st and sketch arUst. haa been naro- o'clock at the funeral parlors of the L. Jenney; Graves Registration, Ekl- and Dotty said, "You're very strong, •'You're right," replied the woman. ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD .39 Soon the cake waa placed upright. «X 1UU A Daaotaf ...... It* A : ed as a member of the Board of Byron Undertaking Co., Springfleld. ward Quish; Legislation, William J. to carry such a monstrous cake. Muai«al**Dramatlr St FOR RENT—ONE FURNISHED BOARD Assessore of the town of Vernon, The body was brought to Rockville Thornton: Sons of the Leglsn, Ber- "Ah. what a sight," said Goldy Wanrad-—ffiatraoMoa ...... H SILENCE IS GOLDEN i BT'Ma Wirt I t iP«4» loom, also two imfumisbed rooms which includes the city of Rockville, for burial in Grove Hill cemetery. tie Moseley: Publicity, Michael J. Why don’t you rest a while? 'Gee. the cake look.s pretty as can Plaaaclal ?=^ALESM AN SAM ___ Boada'-^tackfw-Alortgagaa «••• II team heated. Write Herald Box O by the Board of Selectmen. Short services were held in the McDonnell; House and Hhitertain- "You're traveling at quite a gait. be. I’ll bet the wee man want to Sam Loses Once More! B y S m a ll Buainaaa Opportunlltaa ...... SI The appointment is for the short Lucina Memorial Chapel at the ment, W. Henry Weir; Legal. John We'll gladly ait down here and 3’eep In their new home tonight." per week fNOlO, L ( S S e N ,^ 2 z f 'MAKB UP VCR MIND ojhadda'^ fiCOEU., PIVB POLICE PUPS Uoaay to t^an ...... II9 OR RENT— Large SINOLK slO •00 term of one year to.ftll the vacancy cemetery at 3 o’clock. G. Mahoney; Visiting, Cecil Kittle; A'Sit.’* mEN TlSAVBTH'PaPS Bala aaa RltaaftaM rooms. A lieaven for bachelor girle cauied by the death of John L. Frederick H. Presbrey was bom Finance, Robert E. Hathaway; "Don’t worry, we're not tired," "You bet we do, ’ came the reply. MV OLD JO B b a c k , WILL VA, m e a n - I HAD, WON ME # 1 0 AND AN' TH'<3uy I GAVE 'EMT&J Halp Waotad->Pamala ...... II and boys where you can be chef Nice, Clean, Airy Rooma. Brown of Talcottville, who died eud- In t^lllngton on Nov. 24, 1845, the Band. Allan L. Dexter; Auditing, "All right, then, men, we'll gladly I Pl e a s e ? i 'u e h a d n o t h i n ' b u t g o o dI A N D, -Q O D A B l u e r i b m n , a t t h e SOLO^‘EM PER PIECES Halp Wantad>—Mala .»..••••••. II replied one wee men, with a smile. BAD l u c k FER MOIVTMSr $ S A lalaaman W aoud .I4«A and chamber rrald Jensen—Phone denly a few weeks ago. on of Wales and Hannah Presbrey. Frank Cervini. The woman who had baked the t»y to get the whole thing finished." and bad c o u n t y f a i h T t h a t Ic THAT^ BAD LUCK, AIN T 11? Halp Wanitd>-Mala at Pamala.. IT 6070—7636. Home Cooked Food. Several candidates were in the He was married on April 29, 1874, The unit haa accepted the Invita- cake then said, "Now, everyone, answered Windy, with a grin. LOCK?- aOOD LUC K , A IN 'T (T ^ A gaou tVantod ...... •••IT*A at Staffordvllle to MIsa Elizabeth M. Regiiiar Meala. fleld but the Board of Selectmen tion of the poat to hold a joint In- n e’ll take a .short cut through thla "Bring on the tools that we will bitaafioa# Wgatad—Pamala ••• II felt that the rural territory ehould Newell and came to Rockville about stallation of officers. The joint com- •ltaalton» Waaiad—Mala .••• « |l SToup of tree.e. Our Journey then need and we'll sail in with our best C^plnytiiant Agaaalaa 4# APARTMENTS— FLATS— be Tipresented. Mr. I ^ g b t cornea three years latar. mittees will hold their first meet- will end. apecd.” The woman brought them Tha deceased la survived four Mr# bleab— Pata—-Peelfry*—Veblrlee TENEMENTS 6:i from the Cernon section, where he h y ing oh Monday night. It la expect- "Be just as ^arsful as can be. ''orth and shouted, "Ready, lads, be- Doga—flifda—Pali ...... 41 children. Mrs. C. Wesley Hale and Is well known. ed that this affair will Uke place That cake is breakable, you see. gin!” Llvt tack—Vablclai ...... 4SK>K RENT—'WO. THREE and Hotel Sheridan Sco>ntB Organise Council Mra. Charles H. Hardle of Spring- on Monday, October 2?. the place Poultry and luppllaa ...... It tour rootn turnlshed or unfurnishaa field. Carlton Presbrey of Uttib haa not yet been selected. Command- Twill cave in, in the middle, if you The Tinymites grabbed shoyg Waniad . pot* —^«ltrr<-Bt#ak 44 Plans for a District Organization (')iance to let it bend. and began to dig to beat the Paf S elf—WleealleBeeea apartments. Manchester Oonstrue- for the promoting and advising In Falls. N. J., and Olfton H. Prea- er Dexter has selected Past Depart- Articlai for •«!# ...... «g tinn Co. Telephone 4131 or 4330. brey of Arlington, N. J. A brother, ment (Commander CHarence Scar- The big cake soon was ho| Scouting were m a^ on Friday eve- ' Great!" they heard one wee RoaU %nd Aecaaaorlaa ...... || ning at a meeting of the Scout Exe- D. S. Breabrey. albo survives as do borough, a .personal friend, to be "We're heading for an open spot, . bulidtag Matartali ...... «y FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, at cutives of the Charter Oak Council. eight grandchildren and two great- the installing officer for the poat. and you'tl agree, as like as not, Uiat I oar. Oiaraoada~Waubaa—Jawalry - 1 | 170 Oak street, all Itnprovemcnts, FOR SALE OR RENT <*’ a- dandy place to put the cake And then he added. "How about KtaafHea} ApplUnead.-^fUi1a «. 41 Boy ScOuta of America, held at the grandchildren. The inaUllIng officer for the unit r«a l aad Paad ...... I I . A first floor, rent $30 month, inquire SEVEN-ROOM HOt'SB ON MILL Uoion Congregational Church. Briefa haa not as yet been announced. upon the ground. a window, so we can look out?' OgTdan — Parm-^tiAtry Pradaela M Maple- Hospital. Telephone 8241. S'tftEET. ia A -i aliape hsvbig been Preceding this meeting the Cub ' Cards were received yesterday Past Commander John G. Maho- "W e then will dig the Insides out. Okay! Wc'll make one," Scouty Uouaabold Ooodt ...... •••;••• II entirely renovated Inelde and out. Scouts of the Union Church were from Miss Edith M. Peck, librarian ney and Comrade Donald Heming- The Tinyraltea will help, no doubt, j said. We’ll also make a door." MiChlaary tod T'’V''3 IH w iiiirfllnr ^ttn iitta ifn iiO r 'A^ wi mmeim J^^^.'i'' i'^
An members o f the American L«- A Bumbar at ths membera of Dance to gton Rifle team are asked to meet Chapman Court, Order o f Amaranth, ATLANTIC at the outdoor rango’of the team lo- plan to attand tha aupper and maet- ,.;Y. TONip Galiraann>Richard8 Music tng o f Pattipaug Court of. Easax, cated on LydaU street at 1 o’clock Range Oil* 7V^c gaL this evening at 6:80. The court fol- aad Chlek darlc’e Prompting tomorrow afternoon when the first liM ikT aqile outdoor shoot for the club medal lowed its meeting last evening with William AspinaU *qr Nigkt A t Oardm Ballroom. Baaeom Lodge will be held. The range has been a card social for which eight tabies DIAL 7S9S TMlght' On tlie New London Pike put In good condition and aU will be of. players remained. In progres- Try Oar SerrlMt Bmim Dancing 8-1*. - Admieelon 8»o ready to take care of members who sive bridge Mrs. Ethsl Mohr and wish to compete.' Joseph Parke were high and Mrs. Lula Bldwcll and F. C. TUden, low. Askold I- Local roembere of the Order of In pivot Jack Trotter waa high and EaaUm Star plan to attend toe, Miss Doris M. Sisco of Vineland, Mrs. Emma Brown low. Sand- ABO^W N reception tola evening at «*« « “ - N. J., returned to her home to^ y . wiches and coSee were served at the For lt->8o Uam H. Hall High «:»«»'• West Miss Sisco was called to Manches- close of the games. Hartford, In honor of Grand Worthy ter by the Illness of her mother, I t Im Octobtr BM tiar at iSrcr* Mra H. M. Sisco, who died recent- Hero It ‘ arci«, K3ag» D*'Jfht4n, wUI Patron .Frederic Norton of that A well-children’s conference will _M Tuewtajr evening at the Clr- place. ly. be held Monday afternoon at 3 room at Wtatton Memorial. o’clock at the Health Center on Is A gain Hartford Road. < Manchester Garden club mem- 8TART1NO bers are reminded of the October meeting Monday evening at 7:80 at i the T. M. C A „ when Luther M. .Keith, head of the Bureau of Road- ; MONDAY—^' side Development of the Connecticut , Highway Department, will give an VANOCO GAS 1 4 illustrated lecture. The general . WINTER OBAOIP OalloB Funds Are AvaOable For public is invited to attend. j Special Anti-Knock Gasoline Mrs. Edward Lynch of Knox street j and Mra Clayton Allison of B>st j VANOCO Winter Grade Gasoline is second to none Home Modemization and Center street are registered at the , of the major companies’ regular brands and this excel- Hotel Roosevelt, New York, for the ; lence Is obtained without the use of any addition of week-end. On Monday they expect , to welcome home Mrs. Ellis Callis, chemicals or other dope. SoW Exclusively At Repair Work mother of Mrs. Allison. Who Is re- j turning on the S. S. Scythlp. after : Under the Federal Housing Administration Program. an extended visit to her old home In V A AV^Cse r vice 426 Hartford Road England. W ^STATION If you have secured a loan or are going to get one, Only Chairman James McCullough of remember: LADIES* PLAIN CUtMENv the Permanent Armlstlss’’Day com- We Also Handle Phelps Range Oil mlvtee appulntoi' a committee last MEN*S SUITS and TOPCOATS night at the first meeting of the group to call upon tl clergymen to TTiat W e Can Furnish confer upon co-ope. itlon for toe DRY CLEANED and PRESSED annua] observance of Armistice Day at the Manchester Memorial hospi- All the Material You tal. Due to the fact that th: holiday falUi on Sunday this year. It was 2 for »1.oo
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