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Damage Is Millions In Six Philippine Typhoons CATCH WRITER KIDNAPING CHARGE ALL IS NOW WELL

OF500 TOISON

WITH THE NATION, MAY NOT BE MADE PENJISSIVES

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Report Has h That State’s KIDNAPED CHILD PRESIDENT SAYS Waterbnry Machinist Con-

Attorney Has Not Enoigh REIDRNEDTOHOME fesses That He Is Anther President Deidares New Deal Evidence m the Darien GASPARRI RITES of Letters Sent in b st Is Progressiiig and Tint

Case. Young Woman Hkcb-lfiker TO BE THURSDAY

Five Years. ' the Coontry Is On the Way

Had Taken Him Along Bridgeport, Nov. 19.—(AP)— State’s Attorney William H. Comley Waterbury, Conn., Nov. 19.—(AP) Funeral Date of Former Back to Prosperity. -Benjamin F. Brown. 42, of 344 la his investl||^tion Into the bead WidiHenSlielsHeld. to hand batUe and capture of three Farmington avenue, obviously un- Papal Secretary of State Warm Springs, Ga., Nov. 10.— their Rhode leland thugs la the home of aware of the seriousness of his of- Lexington, Ky., Nov. J9.—(AP)— (AP)—President Roosevelt, with Gustave U. Weathelm la Darien, Fri- fense as the author of some 500 day, baa pract|qally eliminated an Kidnaped foiur-year-old Jackie Gib- "poison pen" letters in the past five Set by Pontiff. the pronouncement that "all la weU" bons was restored to hie parents and that the New Deal Is progress- attempt at kidnaping. years to officials of the Chase Com- The etate'a attorney. It Is under- here today by Detective Sergeant panies, Inc., was taken to New Ha- ing in ita present program, particu- larly for cheaper power, settled etood, from authoritative eources, Claude Embry who brought him ven county Jail this morning by Rome, Nov. 19.— (AP) — Pope baa to this Ume refuted to accept Plus today ordered the funeral of down In his "winter home" today for from Chattanooga, Tennessee, where United States Marshal Jacob Walter aa final, the theory that the three in lieu of $0,000 bond set by United Pietro Cardinal Gosparri, former a Thanksgiving visit Traveling men entered the Weathelm home in he had been taken by Bernice Giv- States Oimmissioner Harry Krasow, across the southland after an In- ens, 20-year-old blonde hitch-hiker. Papal secretary of state who died n an attempt to kidnap Westheim’a 13- when he bound him over for trial at spection of the Tennessee Valley initiate year-old atepaon, Robert Lewia. .’The i^rl is held in Chattanooga the next criminal term of the United last night, to be held at 10 a. m., Power and Land Utilization pro- for Kentucky authorities. WUl N ot Speak States District Court. Thursday. gram, Mr. Roosevelt said yesterday As Mr. Comley remains silent on "HI, Daddy, did you come down Caught By Clerk in two significant talks that the ^ to meet me?” shouted Jackie aa be Evidence of the terrific velocity of the wind which swept the Philippines In an epidemic of typhoons la given The service will take place In New Deal la permanent and called the matter. It la understood that In this scene, In which a giant acacia tree is shown uprooted in front of the ancient Binondo church in Manila. Brown,, a machinist in one of the while he haa not dropped the kidnap- ran down the station platform to- Chase brass mills, was arrested Sat- for co-operation from the "obstruo- ward bis father, John Lawrence Six of tbe devastating storms have swept the Islands since early September, causing damage of millions and tlonlsta few in number”. He ex- ing theory as yet, bis office is now a life loea exceeding 100. urday night, entering bis home after preparing a case against the three Gibbons, Northern States Contract- a postal clerk, who had been set to pressed confidence that "we are com- arrested' on chargee of attempted ing Company employe. watch him, detected him in the act ing back". robbery aad breaking and entering "Hello, Jackie,” Gibbons replied. The experiment for cheap power of mailing two of the characteristic In the day aeaaon. "I came In on that big train,” threatening letters, one in one mall and human rehabilitation in the Despite the fact that the state’s Jackie shouted happily. Tennessee Valley, he said, is going AUSTRIAN ENVOY box and the' other In a box not far attorney baa refused to disclose Just "My boy, my boy". Hla mother TWO DIE OF STARVATION distant, both in the eastern section to be copied in every state in the almost sobbed as she came up. Union before we get through. what his office haa learned. It la un- of the city Just outside the business derstood that there Is no substan- Jackie had gotten off the length center. O. K.*s Mnnlelpal Plants ot the train away from his Par- TALKS WITH DUCE This waa Interpreted to mean that tial evidence upon which the kidnap- When arraigned this morning be- ing charge can be baaed. ents. ON BUND IN THE PACIFIC fore Commissioner Krasow, Brown Mr. Roosevelt in bis talk a t Tupalo, Woman Located s Mrs. 6ibbons held her son tightly said he wished to plead guilty, but Hiss., endorsed mimlclpa] power At noon today the "mystery" of in her arms. He has been missing as the commissioner has no author- plants such as exists there, and gave since last ’Thursday afternoon. He an ultlmatus to private power com- the location of Mrs. Lillian Borg, 23, ChanceOor Schoschnigg De- ity to accept such a plea he was of Providence, wife of one of the waa found yeater^y. ’The Givens Fiihennen Fiad Bodies of TEASED BY TENANT bound over to the Federal Court on panies to co-operate for cheaper three men now held at the Fairfield girl admitted he accompanied her the basis of testimony given by rates. county JaU, waa cleared up. She from Lexington to Tenneseee. She clares Italy Is Not Inter- ’Tennyson Jefferson, noted postal in- The President asserted a "deep dlalmed she Intended "to take him seated belief” that "the people of waa being quesUoned by County De- Mas sad Woaas os Beach HEMURDERSHIM spector, from Boston. tecUve William S. Kearns and had back home after awhile." this Nation understand what we arb been brought to this office by State Sergeant Embry and the boy had fering With Anstria. trying to do, are co-opefating with Police Sergeant Irving Schubert and a berth from Chattanooga. Embry —Believed to Be Adven what we are trying to do and bava said Jackie waa unwilling to go to Trooper William Viaokay, who took blade up their minds that we ar* an acUve part in the capture of the bed last night He wanted to stay Rome, Nov. 19.—(AP) — Chan- PICK CALIFORNIA going to do". up and look out of the window. hirer and Wife. Lamllord TeOs Court He Was three. cellor Kurt Schuschnigg of Austria, Speech Not Prepared ’Those held In default of bonds are: When he did go to sleep it waa not His frank talk at Tupelp, before a Joaeph Borg, 26, and John Cikilllns, for long. Before dawn he was up, Taunted Months By Man here for conferences with Italian FOR GRANGE MEET crowd of eager folk assembled on 88, of Providence, and Edward Men- asking questions. Los Angeles, Nov. 18.—(AP) — leaders, told the Associated Press the hillside waa extemporaneous. By "How long will it be before we Two bodies, one a man’s the other a chance his words were taken down ard, 38, of Pawtucket. today that be bad issued sn Invita- State’a Attorney William H. Com- get to Lexlng?” be said again and woman’s lie today on the sun-burn- j HeKHIed. tion to Germany, Yugoslavia, by a stenographer and Mr. ROoo»> again. *'I want to see my mother velt authorized publication of this ley said this morning: ed beach of Marcbena island in the' Checho-Slovakla and Rumania to National Body Names West "There’s isn’t a shred of evidence and daddy." Join In tbe Italo-Austro-Hungiuian report without change. produced that would reveal aa at- All during the abort drive home Galapagos group. Just as a fishing Seattle. Nov. 19---- (AP) — A pact In an effort to bring economic "Today," be said, ‘T see not only Jackie chattered about bis exper- boat captain found them Saturday. hope but.l see determination—that tempt to kidnap the boy. It waa a tease elaylnKt? .tl)e kUUng ‘j^g^jifilltlcal peso* . to Central BiY Coast lor ’3S ConYontion; deUberate aeheme, la my oplnloa. to lencfs.^ Back (n.-hie own ffit^nK. couple, IfintatlveJy tdentlflad, “***’” Saint Ignatius' chitfch, conducted by all is well In tbe country and Qiat commit a robbery, as they made room His was eagw'to continue. as Arthur 'Vl'lttraer, a German, and of "* a “ man— he asserted has taunted He said Italy Is not interferring In Mgr. Uto Trocchl, auditor 6f the we are coming back." certain that the family was out and "What waa the name of the girl his wife, presumably died of starva- and pestered him for months, the interaal .^airs of Austria and Today’s Bosiness. aspoitolic chamber. At Birmingham, Ala., an Indus- came unarmed." you were with?" his father asked. tion and thirst when they were brought Cliarles Garfield Duke, “haa nev^ Interpreted her rela- trial center, he gave assuranca that "Bernice Givens," Jackie answer- Cardinal Oasparri’s body, vested marooned after venturing frotn their wealthy property owner, to court to- tions with Austria in the sense of a in his cardinal’s robes, were trans- the admlnUtratlon's keenest ooneera ed. home on Oiarles island in the same day on a first degree murder charge. protectorate." far heavy industries snd siserted Nice To Him Hartford, Ckinn., Nov. 19.—(At-) ferred this morning on a portable island group. The 61-year-oId retired business He declared that what he called —The National Grange selected throne from his bedroom to his that obatructlonlsta “do not reflect "Waa she nice to you?" Manuel Rodriguez, skipper of tbe man went on trial for his life for the an anti-Austrian campaign in some the views of the overwhelming ma- PHYSICIAN TREATS "Ob yes. She was awful nice.” California as the site for ita 1930 throne room, where it will Ue in tuna clipper Santa Amaro, and his shooting of Dr. Leon Walter Squier, quarters "cannot induce a change In convention today aa it settled down state until Wednesday night, jority of the people." "Did Bhe spank you?" Mrs. Gib- radio operator, James Ellis, prowl- an Osta(^tb, last October 6. the direction of our foreign policy, bons took up the questioning. to dispose of a moss of business guarded by prelates and nuns. ing the beach on the barren Island, "We will attempt to establish self since we ore persuaded it responds after six days devoted principally to MAN BY WIRELESS "No, mam.” defense," Henry Clay Agnew, de- to the central European need." Count Giacomo Suardo, first gen- "Did she tell you stories?" ' found the bodies, which were In such ritual and preliminaries. tlemen of tbe Italian court, called condition that idenUfiqation was dif- fense attorney said. Oo-operaJon Poaalble Two ballots were required with TWO GIRLS KILLED; ^ "6h yea mam. Lota of stories.” But in the background, as the trial at the cardinal’s villa today with "And did you get a lot of rides?" ficult. I "The rapprochment among Italy, California getting 24 votes, four condolences of the royal family. However, furnished with descrip- got underway lay a strange feud be- Hungary, and Austria In the field of short of the necessary majority on "Lots of rides." tween the two men, which began hstructs Crew What to Do “How did you get these rides T" tions of tbe German couple by Capt. economic and cultural policy,” said the first ballot and 36 on tbe sec- NEGRO SUSPECTED G, Allan Hancock, a Los Angeles ex- more than a year ago over the Chancellor Schuschnigg, "demon- ond. Michigan eceived 13 votes on Jackie's father broke In. property owner’s attempt to collect Jackie got up, walked out Into strates that a rapprochment and tbe first iMiIlot and 17 on the second, and the Engineer’s Life Is , (Oontlnoed on Page Two) rent money from Dr. Squier and his collaboration In this sense Is pos- while nUnols polled 13 on the first ARREST OmCIALS the middle of the floor, struck a associate, Dr. N. E. Nelson, a pose and crooked bla arm. Hla sible without any Injury to tbe sov- and eight on the second; Ohio on dentist. ereignty of the participants. The both ballots getting eight on tbe Bodies of Children 13 and 9 Saved. thumb pointed prominently. No old Storjf, ' veteran hitch-hiker could have done pact baa no tendency to keep at a first and one on the last. ON G RA H CHARGES The shooting occurred when Dr. distance those outside It or to ex- The selection of (talifornia came bettir. EDWDiBRODSSARD, Squier, wearing a top bat and using Years of Age Are Found “I Just stuck my finger up like clude any state. somewhat oa a surprise since many San Juan, Puerto Rico, Nov. 19.— a broomstick aa a can to mimic the 'On the other hand, it ough^ to of the delegates had shown a lean- this." older man, and Dr, Nelson ap- (AP)—For three days and nights a "Where did you go when It got be the bosla for an enlargement of ing during the past few days to physician labored to save the life of LONG’S FOE, DIES proached Duke. A t work in his gar- an economic agreement with the some mid-western state. Four Bridgeport Men Are by Searcher*. dark?" Mra. Gibbons questioned den, Duke stood the "taunting’’ for a paUent he may never see and again. other states which would be dis- Its Sixth Day neither of th<^ today probably "Went to bed,” pressed for details several minutes, he asserted later In posed to enter It. The pact creates The organization, entering the knows even the other one’s name. a statement to tbe prosecutor’s of- a form which, without modifying sixth day of its convention, re- Held for Trial— Freed in Clifton Forge, Va., Noy. 19.— the boy explained. fice. (AP)—The bodies of two young The American steamer Algic was Ask For Bed the conditions of International law elected Eugene A. Ackert of Maa- ■teaming toward the Barbados, 620 Former Senator Passes On "Squier would march up and down and without Injuring tbe autonomy coutah. III., to the National execu- girls, their skulls crushed by heavy "I went up to the house and asked Custody of Lawyer. Dlows, were found in wood* nsor miles southwest, last Thursday. ’The the lady If she had any spare beds. and say: ‘Well, tbere’a the Duke, and Independence of tbe partici- tive committee for a three-year ^ e f engineer doubled up with ad- how are you, Duke?'«rhen he would pants, permits not only effort in term. here early this morning by a She said she didn’t have any. So I in Lonisiana After a Short searching party aad shortly after- domlnal pains. HU Captain ordered went on to another house.” We hold hla bat and cane above his common for overcoming the eco- The delegates begen their delib- him to bed. head and parade about some more," nomic crisis but also permits cul- erations early today to clear the Bridgeport, Nov. 19. — (AP) — wards authoritlM arrested three ne- found a lady with spare beds all After surrendering to police this groea and rushed them to Roanoke Freighters of 6,496 tons gross reg- right.” IDness. * his statement said. tural work In common." program of a great deal of routine later do not carry a ship’s physician, "Finally I could stand it no Confers With Dnoe l)tfore listening to addresses by Dr. morning, four present and former for safe-keeping. but the captain knew a very sick longer. He started walking toward The bespectacled leader of Aus- George Warren of CJornell, adviser city officials were put through the The two children, Alice B. Hill, (Oonthiiied on Page Eight) formalities of an arrest. Later, 13, and Ellen Hill, 9, had been miss- man when he saw one. New Iberia, La., Nov. 19.—( A P I - me. I warned him to stay back.” tria spoke In a precise and business- of (iolonel Roosevelt on monetary He sent out a wireless message • Agnew said be would produce like voice in bla elaborate and well- affairs and Governor Wilbur Cross when their cases were caUed In City ing since Sunday night after they Former United States Senator Ed- Court, Judge Hugh J. Lavery grant- bad visited the farm on which one for advice, and the United States win D, Broussard, of Louisiana, died medical testimony that Duke’s guarded suite !>' one of the principal bf Connecticut. Coastguard Cutter Unalga, stationed physical infirmities were such that Many InvltsUona for the 1930 and ed continuances until . Thursday. of tbe arrested negroes lived. today at his residence here. He .was hotels in Rome. He had Just ar- They were then released In custody Tbe negroes arrerted were Philip here, reaponded. Tlie Alglc’s akipper COURTS TO HASTEN defeuited for re-election In the last a blow from Squier might have rived from sightseeing in the Roman aubaequent conventions were receiv- deacribed hU patient’s ^mptoms ed. Oregon through Ray W. GUI of of their attorneys. Jones, 25, CSiMter Smith, Jr., about proved fatal. He conceded his cli- Senatorial election by Senator John Forum and from a call on Hon- 23, and Jonea* wife. Ckimmosi- and the medical officer aboard the H. Overton, of Alexandria, who was ent had used exasperating tactics Portland Invited the organization to The four, for whom warrants had Coast Guard cutter told him what to in the efforts to collect the rent.' meet in that state In 1937. Boise, been Issued In connection with the wealth’s Attorney M. J. Putnam, suns OVER (»LD supported by the political organiza- (Contiaiied oa Page Bight) stated that be hod a confeaa|pn do. tion of Huey P. Long. Idaho, scene of the 1933 gathering, city fuel scandal are: Dr. Phillip J. Inetmcted by Doctor ask^ the Orange to return to that McLaughlin, former president of tbe from Jones that be killed the cUI- Mr. Broussard died from a sudden dren and that ic the alleged oonfaa<; He ordered ice' packs to be pre- attack after several dajrs of illness. city In some future year, while J. board of toucation; Charles T. pared and' alternated with hot Kerr Stott, past master of the Ptatery, former member of the same Bloa Jones sought to impHeate He was 09 years old and was a Smith. Smith, however, denied any water botUea on the patlent'a abdo- Over 100 BOhons Involved in native of New Iberia Pariah. North (Carolina Grange asked the board; Fritz K. G. Weber, president men. TTien, aa the tick auuTe con' Scientists Able to Make organization to consider bis home of the Board of Public Welfare, and part in the crime. He was a veteran of the Spanish Ckironer Louis A. Houff said the dltloa changed, be ordered stima American war and served arlth the state as the site for one of the fu- Edward P.- Quinn of tbe Board of |lanU, then opiates, then orange Cases Before the Snpreme ture meetings. Public Purchases. girls, chtldrep ol Mr. and Mra. E. R. Taft commission In the Philippine Artificial Elements Now HIU, of Cnifton Forge, died of frac- ■Juice with brandy. At timea he islands at Manila in 189^1901. Following Its usual policy, the The men are to be prosecuted luj- rorilered the patient placed In a half Orange merely designate the state der the statute which forbids the ac- tured skulls. He said the older girl (onrL A law graduate of Tulane Uni- had been criminally attacked. reclining poaltlon and at other timea versity and president of the 1901 law for Its 1935 meeting, leaving It to ceptance of gratuities by city offi- he directed him placed flat on hU aeveland, Nov. 19.—(AP)—A ito fertlUzers and explosives. He the executive committee to select cials from any concern with which Find Weapaa class at tbe college, he was elected new step toward artificial creation The coroner said a ahotgun, th* hack. United States Senator in 1920 and found that ordinary nitrogen the city. they are doing business for the city. , The freighter’s captain watched Washington, Nov. 19.—(AP)—To of elements, the manufacture of tbe changed into the new kind when (t Nationul Master Louis J. Taber GU’en Police Records stock broken and bearing blood- hasten a final decision on legislation waa re-elected In 1926. In 1982 Sen- ordinary oxygen of the air by bom- waa bombarded with neutrons mov- svaa presented a gavel by L. C. stains, waa found under the Jonaa fils chief engineer closely and re- ator Broussard was defeated In the From the detective bureau, the ported, acroBs hundreds of miles of estimated to affect as much as 81(X>,- barding nitrogen, a lighter-weight ing at tremendous speed. The new Sloane, master of the Tennessee four were led with their attorneys to home. He said the younger child 000,000,000, the Supreme Court to- Overton campaign and ' he filed element, with neutrons or parts of nitrogen, however, refuses to bold ''btate Grange. This state and Ar- the headquarters desk, where they had evidently been killed first, and sea, hlB temperature, pulse, aad charges with ' the Senate which respiration t(»etber with the rela- day consolidated four cases chal- atoms, was reported today to the together, and soon disintegrates, kansas Joined the Grange fold dur- were booked €md given police rec- that the two had been dead for lenging the abrogation of gold claus- brought a prolonged Senate Investi- National Academy of Sciences. changing into oxygen in the proc- about twelve hours at the time tha tive degrees of pain and ease. gation Into the Overton election. ing the year. ords. Meanwhile the enginerbom crew, In contracts and oet chem for This represents the most difficult MS. The gavel waa made of wood col- Each was put through all tbe em- bodies, bound together with (odder bearing on January 8. Hla Charges kind of transmutation of the ele- The first formal report of the re- lected from all pisrts of Tennessee. barrassing formalities of the usual twine, were fotmd about 100 yard* without Ita chief, labored to burry He charged corruption at the bal- their ehlp toward port They made This action was taken at the re- ments, the building up of heavier cent discovery that the speed at Governor's Address aiTMt. When aaked their occupa- from tbe Jonea dwelling. quest of James Crawford Biggs, the lot boxes by the forces of Senator elements out of lighter ones, a which light travels apparently la Governor Cross who conBratulated tions, Dr. McLaughlin replied: “Den- Jonea had a gun wound In one ot Bridgetown at 2 a. m., yesterday. Aa Long in the election of his successor, his legs below tha knee which hg. the AIgtc dropped anchor, a launch United States solicitor general. dream of tbe old alraemlsta. It has not always the same, which If true tbe organization for choosing GaU- tist”, Plstqry replied "Undertaker”, Overton, and these charges led to now been accomplished on a amall' upsets many well-estahUahed aclen- fornia for it* next convenUon told Weber "Mualcian”, and Quinn claims waa accidentally inflicted, 'y- pulled up alongside. In it were So Important does government exhaustive Senate committee Investi- Got CMU doctors. ’They took the Mck man consider the litigation that Attorney scale by Dr. William D. Harklna of Ufle rules and facta, was praaented the delegates that because of Its “M anufacturer”. gations In which enemies of tbe tbe University of Cliicago. He re- to the Academy by Dr. F. (3. Pease Authorttlea said they leamad thg; ashore, put him in a waiting am- General Cummings personally will Long orgsmizatlon sought to oust diversified industry Connecticut had bulance, and hurried him to a hos- argue the cases before the Supreme ported It to the opening aesslon of of Mount Wilson Observatory, Cal., suffered as Uttle aa imy state In the (Oahtinued on Page Bight) chUdren left horn* Sunday aftacT - pital oot Court. both Long and Overton from the tbe Academy's autumn meeting and Dr. F. Pearson of the Universi-' union during the dep'reasion. roon after tbe parento bad raodvsd.- Senfite. To date no action has been here. ty of (Chicago. Thay were original- TREASURY BALANCE a telephone call from Jonea l alllM;: Then, and not until that moment, The legislation, passed June 6, taken by the' Senate against either He aloo lauded tbe fine balance that the girl* i-e sent to notify hS;, n the United States medical officer on 1933, set '\side the provision In con- He has found that neutrons, for- ly aided In the work by Dr. A. A. which he said exists between agri- Long or Overton. , merly used only In bombarding and Uichclaon, now dead. wife that he would not be home the Unalga signed off. tracts that payifaenta must be made Senator Broussard married Mlos culture and Industry In Connecticut. Washington, Nov. IS.—(AP)—The tU lata. Oflleers aald they In gold. breaking down atoms to unlock se- They have found that th* speed “I am glad," be said, “that such a pooiUon of the Treasury Ntivember Marie Patout In 1900. He Is sur- crets of how they are put together, of light aeems to vary aeeordlng to Usbad that aoon after this OHBTA OKXffa; BOMB BsoasOtMta large number In Connecticut make 16 was. Receipts. 815.960.978.b4: ex- vived by his widow, five boom, Selix also can be used to build up new the poaltlon of the moon, ao that penditures, $30,029,860.94; balance, Jonea arent horn*. The sulta were baaed on the con- P. Broussard, of New Orleans; Ed- atoms by tbe same kind of bom- apparautly It is affected by the farming their way of life.” A searching party waa aatat Stockholm,' Nov. 19.—(AP)—Gre- tention that after devaluation of the win S. Broussard, Jr.. J. DorvlUe Tbe speaker, former dean of the 81,673,707,990.93; customs receipts ad last night after the chUdrsn bardment It Is roughly like find- moon’s "pull,” the aame puU that for the month, $14,778,178.87. ta Garbo, noted film actress, U defi- dollar payments would be made In Broussard, George Brouaeard and ing that the aame cannon-balls used causes the tides of the sea. The Yale graduate school, expressed the ed to return home. The bodMS nitely planning to return to Sweden currency worth only 09.06 per cent Ehigene Broussard, and one daugh- to destroy a fort can also paradoxi- speed of light Is roughly about 186,- belief that agriculture in the future Receipts for the fiscal year sine* found about 4 o'clock this for the ChrUtmea boUdajra, although I much as before. ter, Mtsa Marie Louise Broussard. csdly bs used to build up a different 000 mllM a second, but the oden- will be developed more and more on July 1, 81,380,177412.21; expendl- tng. tuTM. $2,631.074457.70 (Including the exact date and route are as yet The government oontends that tbe He is also survived by a brother, and stronger fort tista have found it variia from aix a scientific basis. Smltb told autboritie* b* unknown, according to a reliable purchasing power of the currency Albert J. Broussard and two sis- Dr. Harkins has discovered a mile* per second a t different tlmM Governor Ooss^ who spent his fl430,200,009.20 of emergency ex- Jones to a point near to* source. pcndlturM); excess of expenditures, home tn a taxi-cab during t did not depreciate nearly that much ters, Mrs. Richard P. Stockier, of new kind of nitrogen, slightly heav- and they cannot explain the differ- boyhood on a Connecticut farm, A considerable portioh of her New Orleans and Mrs. Preston L. ier than ordinary nitrogen, such as ence on the heals of errors In mess- $1,200,806,740.08; gold assets, $8,- ernoon, but that be did not g aamlnge, it U stated here, has been (Conttnnefl oa Psgs Bight) Ouilbeau, of Baton Rouge. (Oeattoned oa Fag* BigM) 040,603.007.68. In ban a mile ot th* bouse. is takan from the air to be made iil- uremant. 1 VANCREsnn gvEmyro her ald. liA N C B n rR R . oomh.. mo nd at . N ovember it, igp*. IIANCRBOTER EVENING HERALD. MANGHB9TBR. CX)NN,. MONDAT, NOVEMBER l». 1984. FEATHERY TRAIL LEADS j Y.M.C.A.N6tet TWODIEOFSTiUtVAIION | IT fO KIDNAP Manchester SHOWS HOW DOGS Ifta. Rachel PesM, UriL MUdred COMPANY G MEMBERS McKnlght and Edwaln Davte. TWO AUTO DEAlliS TO CHICKEN n flE F ^ HUT WSUrS BOBKDDUE IM ISLAND M rA C m e NAZARENES AWAIT Prof. W alter Slmmoiui, editor of It’S CHILD MeafBy Date Book "SEE” FOR BUND ROCKVILLE Ooimccticut State C!oUege publica- TO GATIffiR THURSDAY tion, wiU apeqk on the subject, Sam, Wapping Nagro, Admita .4:00— Busy Bees dtrla Club. (Coattmwd from Rage One) 5:10— Buslttess men’s volley ball. CAPACITY CROWD "Let’s Face the Facte” at the meet- OVER THE WEEK END to. Raid on Clarcneo John* 7:80— Leisure Time school. In- plorer who knew them, (toptaln TerilgfeA ing of the Men's aub of Tolland at END COLD •f Oiw’i Ovef aon’s Coopa on Saturday. terior Decorating- (Elmore Wat- Rodrigues advised Mackay radio sta- A t Stata T iu ater—~C3aopatra” New Hit c b W o m i b Gaest tbe Federated church Thuraday Plans for Formation of New kins); Current Literature (Mrs. J. tion here he had definitely Identified with Claudette Otibert. Complete ELMER FIEU) OSBORNE evening. Association Will Be Outlined Hon. Alfred C. Baldwin te on the L. H an <^); Indian Lore (Mathias one o f the bodies as Wlttmer, and ebowe at 7 and 8 o'clock. Feature bench thlc afternoon at the short Hish School Boy Hants Hin* at Meeting. Clarence W. Johnson o f Wapplng Spieso); Individually In Dross said the second body waa at 7:18 and t:l0 . Taka your old gold aad silvers Are you thinking of taveatiag In Expect ReTiral Senriceo To IT WAS LIKE LIVING IN AN ICE Eiecitire b Cloiely ol K iw anui tt IM r K DEAD IN ROCKVILLE calendar session o f Superior Court. has been missing roosters fm m his (Miss Lsora Hibbard). Annual meeting of Chamber of trinkets to Matthew Wlor (Main a new range? Why not taka aetlon that of a woman, the wife of the ad- ♦ There are nine cases on the calen- WACON-OUR ROOMS WERE flock recenUy, but on Saturday 7:80—Clippers Club gym. venturer. Oommeree at the Country CTub. sear Mapla) and turn ’em In to cash. now aad give your ’Thanksgiving Dnw Largest Attendance self in Stanford; Parents A meeting of all former members GnnlMl PoBce. 8:00^"i^ Bowling League: Reids Nov. 30— Mra. Learie Rooe’e lee RTeetiBg Today. High prfeee here. turkay the thriU o f being baked In dar. o f Ormpany O will )>e held Thurs- by morning when he went to hla coops May Be Another Overseer at American Mill for SO COLD^UNTIL WE CHANCED be found that seven of bis pullets vs. Bbearers; Gibsons vs. (tollers. tore on Chirrent Eventa at Y. M. C. a brand new Quality AU Season day evening at 8 o'clock in the There was also a possibility the ., a t 8 o ’ c l o c k . 30 Y ears Dies A ft e r Two Know of No Mothre. were missing. • Tnsedsy ICltehea Range? Tale range la be- in Chiirch*s History. Arm y and Navy clut to make plans 3:00— Hooki^ Rugs (Miss Hib- seoood bolonel known as sam. Here they found in- carm: a r » used in Germany to guide blind “ Make It Yourself” —la response . Thomas Caldecot C!hubb, the au- tlaiia. 3:00—W ell Baby cUnlc. Girt Scouts. Oreus ot Cora Soup. as well aa large groups from local and waa employed fer a number of bury, a drug store clerk when he Harry Bissell to contact other for- dIcaUons of feathers recenUy pluck- "Must hurry now and eomplata persona through t r a ^ In the to many requests for a feature deal- thor of “ Ships and Lovers,” "The The frlen^, Poulson said, told the 3:00— Women’s bowling group. Nov. 38.— Selectmen to meet. churches. years In tbe woolen mUte at Broad wasn’t in auto racing, lost his life mer members of the company with ed from the pullets and Sam. after this, becauao Arthur la waiting to streets, about their hemaa and in One cup canned com. 3 table- ing with the making of gifts for Life of Giovanni Boccaccio” etc.. Is govam or^ect that certain under- 8:00— Doctors and professional Nov. 38.— Annual Firemen’s ball Rev. Jarrette Aycock te one of Brook, before coming to the Hock- at the Huntington speedway when a view to Joining the association. being questioned, admitted. It Is taka it to Lioronx, who B waiting In placet wbera buaiaeaa or dtveralon spoons butter, 1 tablespoon flour, (SirUtmas, we will print from now to be brought out in broadsheet a r ^ d characters planned to kidnap men’s gym class. o f Company No. 1, B. M. F. D., at the leading evangelists in the Unit- •num Mills Co., 29 years ago. Hs his raring car sho off the track Officers and men of Company K said, that he had taken the chick- hla sloop off Santa Maria laland to may taka tham. Originally tbeet 3 1-3 cups milk, 1 tablespoon grab on a. special series o f Ulustmted ar' form by the Ontaur Press of 206 Evangeline “In order to force Mr. 8:15—Business men’s volley ball. Cheaoy ball. ed Btatea and with his wife com- served the flrat word of the city in and threw him nigh Into the air. He will honor former members of the ens. In hib pocket waa found a re- taka the maU to San Cristobal.” doge came from Bwltaerland, but ed onion, 3 tablespoons minced cel tides by Carol Carr on knitting, South Juniper street, Philadelphia, Davey to make certain appointments ceipt for the sale of seven chickens 4:00— 4:00— TUGG Girls Club. Nov. 39.—Annual 5-mile cross- stnee the devaluation o f tha dollar bines a remarkable oratorical abil- the Common Council a number of u ed shortly after reaching a hospi- old company next Saturday night at ery leaves, 1 teaspdpn ^ t , 1-4 tea- quilting, crocheting, embroidery and Pa. It deals with the corn fields be would not ordinarily make." which he had sold In Hartford on 0:80— Rockville boys gym. Oaptaln’a Tbaery country run. sponsored by Arm y they have been axported to the ity with superior qualifications years. ’ tal In Bridgeport. a supper when officers o f the asso- spoon white pepper,'Mp-oora. the home arts, tbe first of wbicn srtll and the piney woods country of the Guarded On Trip Saturday morning. 7:00— Hospital s e w ^ group “ It saama to me M r.. and Mrs. and N avy a u b and Recreation Cen- United States and now a rt ralaed musicians and singers. Rev. and Mr. Osborne was a member of the In Seymour, Prokop Syrotlak, 74, ciation will be elected; and plans for Melt butter and ad!} onion aqd appear tomorrow. A service «• ! deep South which Is now the last Davey was sufficiently alarmed Boot prints In the soft ground (Miss Hibbard). Wlttmer started out ftom Charlee ters. and trained In Morristown, N. J. Dell Aycock have thrilled congrega- Masonic Order o f Etestero Star aqd was Instantly killed when struck by the advancement of the organiza- eatery leaves. Cook over a low fli« charge of 10 cents per design or stronghold of tbe dwindling Ameri- that when his daughter motored to leading from the Johnson farm Into 7:80—North End Boys club gym. lalend to contact Lorens on ona o f Also opening of Rangers basket- Each dog coats $875. tions In every state >i this country the Foresters of Broad Brook. He a motorcycle operated by Paul De- tion will be made. for five mthutes. Stir in flour and pattern. Including Instruction sheets can bird. It will be decorated with Columbus Saturday to attend the the woods Indicated that there 8:00—Members sewing group the other - Islands,’’ said Captain ball season at State Arm ory against Blind persona deatrioua o f ob- and' aeveral provinces . In Ctenada attended Union CongregaUonal linsky of Orford. The aged man More heat, better heat, in every room Ohio State-Mtchlgan football game, when bubbling slowly add milk, stir- and mailing, will be made. where they have preached and sung wood cute by Wharton Esherlck. might be moce than one concerned (Miss Hibbard). Hancock. "They epparently were Wetbcrefleld. taining tbe services o f these amax- ebureh and was a noember o f the was crossing the street. A gravel pit five miles southesst she was escorted by three highway Thursday ring oonatanUy. Bring to tbe boil- for nearly twenty years. Mr. C!hubb'a poem originally ap- in the case, but am denied that he swept northward acroae tha equator Deo. 1.— Gala gathering of Shrin- ingly smart dogs first must make Men’s Union o f tbe church. Boy Kills Self of Albert Lea, Minn., has yielded patrolmen. A Columbus detective 4:00— Grade schools boys gym, ing point and add salt and pepper. Although Walt Disney, creator cf 'The spark from which this long peared In "Poetry" of Chicago. Tho had had company, the story goes, by a sudden storm. A t any rate, tha ers here. applicaUon. Then the Individual la He leaves bis wife, Mrs. Annie M. The body of George Nevay, 14, a four skeletons believed to be rem- remained by her during the game, 13-15. Add com and simmer five mlnutee. Mickey Mouse and the colorful Silly series of evangelistic endeavor publication date of the broadsheet and In being questioned by the po- meagra-deacripUon o f the bodlea re- Dec. 8.—Benefit concert by Bee- required to go to Morristown and Osborne, a daughter, Mie J. Irene Stamford High school sophomore, nants o f a race which inhabited with the new‘blue coal‘Heating Pian Rub through a strainer and serve sprung was the convertlon, under Is, o f course, set for Thanksgiving and afterward, the highway officers lice and Mr. Johnson Is said to have 4:00— Tap and social dancing ceived here Indicate to me the vlc- thoven Glee a u b and G a e f Oub there "get acquainted" with tha Symphonies, has contributed to the Osborne o f Springfield, and a broth- was found banging from a tree near tbe “big top’’ of an Oklahoma farm- Day. Mr. Chubb, a resident of Old Minnesota before tha Indians. accompanied her back to the Davey told them that he made two trips to classes. Umt are Mr. and Mrs. W lttmer." at High school hall for Memorial dogs. Certain doga are selected for with hot buttered pop com. happiness o f children the world er, Joseph C. Osborne, o f CorUand, the railroad tracks. Medical Exami- er boy by ths masterful preaching Saybrook, 1s well-known In Man- home In Kent. the coops to get the pullets, not be- 5:16—Men’s representative volley The WIttraera were the parente of Hospital. certain persona. For example, a over, he has hU own troubles with a N V ner Ralph W. Oanc said tho boy No attempt to harm the girl oc- o f "M ell” Trotter, the noted Gospel chester having married C!arollnp ing able to carry the plunder alone. ball team. a two-year-old child and a 14-year- Dec. S.— SL Story’s Guild supper, person who walks elowhr is ^ ven a young daughter. It appears that Tbe funeral will be Tuesday at 3 had committed suicide. No motive ...saves trouble.m.cuts fuel bills curred and today, Mrs. Davey said, campaigner. Dell Aycock, too, was Parker Smith, the sister of Mrs, Me stuck to his story that he had 0.30—Regular Fellers club gym. old boy. They llvefi on the lonely sale and art exhibit. dog with a slow gait. ’The dog flrat she has deflnlt ideM about food. p. m.. from hte home. Rev. Dr. for the youth’s act could be ad- Evangeline Is personally unpertuib- 6:30—Girl Scouts Troop II. Dec. 7.—Opening of Manchester Sale at tbe Vogue! You know <^e of the (llshee she won’t touch is a convert of “Gypsy” Smith of Eng- George W. Oieney. Help Kidneys only taken seven. equatorial tiland with Dr. Frederick must adapt iteelf to the person’s George S. Brookes, pastor of the vanced by either his parents or the ere is a plan that w ill keep hard- ed. She Intimated that so far as 7:30— Women’s bowling. rhubarb. So her ingenloiu dad land on one of his tours to the If poorly fonctkmiw RkfiMyo poS show you how to operate the fur- From a further Investigation that Ritter and Dora Karwin, German Hlgb’a home basketball season at ebmracterisUca before It goes out in 'what that means! Dresses |3.98, Union CongregaUonal church will police. • BI«Sd*r mmka fo a m iner from O otU nc the Davey household Is concerned, was made after Sam bad been talk- 7:30— Regular Fellers club meet- Armory, against West Hartford. two for 87.00. concocted the following disguise for southwest. officiate. Burial will be in Enfield Missing for a week, the body of Up Nlyhta. NonrotMiMM. Rhoomatlo lo-heat rooms warm and cozy nace so you'll enjoy all the heating nudlata. ite life work leading ite bUnd own- Both Rev. and Mrs. Aycock have H the scare Is over. ed to it was learned by the police hg. Dec. 13.—CHiristmaa b a ■ a a r. er. The prospective owner muat be the succulent fruit— and now tbe cemetery. > Deaths Last Night Edward Dick, 53, was taken from • Pftlas, StifriMML Buninc. Smarttef. all winter and save you money, too. comfort that ‘blue coal* will, give Blvangeltne, a member of the 103.1 Near the amaller body waa a btm- not limited their talent to preaching Itehiqcs or Addity try tho suonatM d that he had taken orders to deliver 8:00— North Knds club meeting. South Methodist church. with a dog eiiltabla for him at least Disney offspring begs for more. Fnneral of W. V. Sweeney the waters of Greenwich harbor Doctor's ProscriptSoa Cystra (Stes^toaO when properly burned. graduating class of Wellesley col- Friday die of Infant’s clothing, but there alone. They have composed and Under this new plan you get ‘blue h more chickens to the Hartford man. 30 hours. A fte r a training of four Upholstered furniture should be The funeral of WllUam V.. Swee- Clnclimatl—Henry C. Lcrch, 64, yesterday. Medical Examiner John ^ ___ •Most Ax yoa apor moooy lege, is the only daughter of Mr. 4:00—Yugg and YGGS Girls was no trace of a child's body. Cap- written a number of well known ^ y 9 m9 M bscke O0I9 W •tdraccists. coal’— America’s favorite home fuel. ‘blue coal’ is a carefully prepared Sam was taken Into custody and weeks, during which It is estebllsb- cleaned and aired frequently. Be "The reason I love aviation. In ney, 38, of 168 High atreet, who widely known as a singer,.musician A. O ark gave an opinion of acci- and Mrs. Davey. She has a brother, clubs gym. tain Hancock said he had presented song books, the best known of la being held for a hearing before ed that the dog and tha proapecUva sure to get a reliable cleaning fluid addition to the Joy o f being up In died early Saturday night at the and authority on church music. dental drowning. And a Free Heating Service that Pennsylvania anthracite. It sends Martin, Jr„ aged is. 5 :1 5 -Business men’s volley ball. Mrs. Wlttmer with e eupply of cloth- TWO BILUON AVAILABLE which Is "The Nightingale of the Judge William Tresher In tha South owner will get along weU together, and then team to put it on correct- tbe air," says Miss Ruth Nichols, Hartford hospital, will be held at Hays, Kas.—Dr. Elam Bartholo- In Manchester, Mrs. Sarah Hay- up quick heat before breakfast time Poulson refused to divulge the 7:30— Leisure Time school. Re- ing for her baby when ha waa at Psalms,” which is now in Its 80th assures tire greatest heating satis- Windsor Court tomorrow night and tha course la completed. ly. Using a large piece of cloth, who holds many records and haa bad St. Bernard’s church Tuesday morn- mew, 82, curator of the Mycological den, 69. died Saturday from injuries Kerosene and Range Oil name of the man who gave the Up juvenation of Dress (Miss Hibbard) Charles Island last February. thousand printing. Both Rev. and faction from the coal you burn. — keeps your home warm as toast CDPr HKATIN* In the meantime an effort Is being A train^ dog IS capable of guld- rub the fabric‘ Ic with the fluid. Ap- countless air adventures, "1s be- ing at 9 o’clock. Museum at Fort Hays State col- she received in an auto accident rllEiC a a ADVieSi o f the kidnap threat 8:00—3nd Congregational church There was also a poesibiuty, pro- FOR STABIUZATION FUND Dell Aycock play and sing with Mr. Sweeney, who waa boro Sep- made to locate the second man, who Ing a blind person through the worst ply It sparingly and work ruldly cause It is such a rapidly-changing lege. Wednesday. She had been uncon- Here’s how it works. Your 'blue all day long. And it’s always col- "I do not know what the appoint- Married Couplesiples club social. viding the skipper of tba tuna boat guitar accompaniment many songs tember 26, 1896, in Rockville, for scious since the ac 'lent. Robert D 7 V 2 C gal. Y our ‘blue coal* dealer the police feel Sam la trying to pro- traffic, leadt Ite maater or mistress to prevent rings and spots. TOen, Industry. And o f course, some- Atlanta, Ga.—Mrs. C. A. Wicker- ored Blue as your guarantee of w ill gladly send hla "John ments were," he said, "but I pre- Saturday bad erred In making his Identifica- •f their own composition during tbe about twenty years was apUve In Benson, driver of the car which hit coal’ dealer will send a Heating tect. U. S. Buys French Francs To along sldewBlka, over curbings, into when one small area haa been mote- thing new te always happening to sham, wife of of the president and 35 g alloiu or over. Barclay-Trained” Service sume they bad to do with law en- 8:00—Grade school hoys, 9-11, tion of Wlttmer. that the two. bodies RcrvlcciB Rockville newsiaper work. He has Mrs. Hayden, Is being held by po- ^ p e r t to check your furnace, free quality in e v e r y ton you buy. church or the theater and performs tened, take a clean cloth and rub it any flier. I froze my tongue when general manager of the Atlanta and Man to check yonr (nr. forcement We did not plate much gym. might be those of Baroness von Support That Currency In The meetings will continue been In falling health for aeveral lice under a bond of $1,000 pending Fuel Oil, 2-3-4 other duUes requiring a remarkable dry. I was making the altitude record West Point railroad and the west- — and tell you what is needed to Adopt the ‘blue coal’ Heating nace and show yon bow to credence in the Up, but the infor- Eighteen countries have a total of . 10:00—Grade school boys, 13-15 Wagner and a man named PhUllp- Period of Weakness. through and including Sunday, De- months and entered tbe hoepltal a his appearance In Town Ctourt No- degree of inteUlgence. The dog, for women. It was a spring day ern Alabama and Georgia rail- put it in per- Plan and have clean, steady, health- get the greatest amount of maUon came straight enough so that 47,000,000 workers with unemploy- gym. cember 1, except Saturday, at 7:30 week ago for observation. ton, who lived on Cbarlas laland un- Uterally, le the "eyee” o f the owner. and the sun was shining brightly, roads. vember 24. heat for the least amoont we bad to pay attention to It." ment insurance. 11:00—Older boys. 15-17 gym. til two months ago. o’clock each evening. Special serv- He was the son o f Daniel J. and 6 ygC gal. fect working ful warmth in every room all this Several women were’ present at but I was taking In oxygen through Montreal— Paul A. Seurot, 65, o( money. Jnst write or On December 1 the Watkins Washington, Nov. 19.— (A P )—Be ices will be held c tch Sunday at the late Margaret (Corcoran) winter. Phone your authorized lo- ’Their present whereabouts la un- the luncheon today aa guests o f the Benlta Hume, lovely Englteb film a tube to the mouth rather than president of L'Union Natlonale Free measaring sticks. order. This phone yonr nearest ‘blue Brothers " Y " basketball team, also hind the closed and guarded doors 9:80 o’clock, 10:4C a. m., and a Sweeney, was a graduate of St. known. different members. Mle# Stevens actress featured with Douglas Fair- through tbe ordinary nose mask, and Francs Ise and Rapid Transit engi- man will also cal dealer today. See names below. coal’ dealer today! t a Y. M. C, A. senior basketball where the government decides what young people’s service each Sunday Bernard's parochial sohool and of TWO CARS COLLIDE; Captain Rodrigues, after taking to do with its 13,000,000,000 stabili- came here aa the guest of Dr. D. C. banks In "The Private U n o f Don my tongue froze. ,Wlth that and evening at 6:30 o’clock. neer for the Montreal Tramways team will open their season. all the evidence that might point to Y Moore. Jamea Nicbola won tha after an hour up in that freexing Rockville High school. He was a International Night, January IS, zation fund, experts are reported to Juan,” anewera tbe all-important Rev. Harris B. Anthony, pastor of (!;ompany. Porterfield^s free! Sm S Isr sswr Identification o f the pair found on free dinner, while F. A . Verplanck air, dressed In my reindeer suit from member of St. Beroard’a Catholic Los Angeles—-Lee Mantle, 83, for. A Popular Prict Reaches High Grade 1935. be acting to prevent any new dis- question: "H ow high te up In tbe the Ilazarene gives the public a cor- church and Rockville Oruncil, NO SERIOUS DAMAIX Isf Nets 8 ns«r«i TmII the beach, left the tx^ies where be turbance in world money-relations. waa awarded tbe attendance prize new hate?" Benlta says tbe newest Alaska. I felt that I had been dial Invitation to attend these serv- mer United States Senator from 68 Spruce JSt. Tel. 6584 Knights of Orlumbus. Compare ‘blur coal’ found them, Mackay radio here waa A few countries remaining on the donated by W. George Glenncy. beadptecee range from six Inch through an adventure In far lands. ices. Montana. He was elected to the with all other fnclt, Informed. But I was only over Brooklyn." Mr. Sweeney had formerly been Senate on the Republican ticket in Two automobiles were In collision gold atandard are said to be recelv crowns all the way to fourteen, and The subject of Rev. Aycock’s ser- Rockville correspondent of the •re how it zivrt brt- Lonely white sand beaches and mon tomorrow evening Is: "A Re- 1895. at the Intersection o! Henry and Ing the apeclal attention o f tba ex- that tba darlings of fashion will Hartford Orurant for about ten ter heat at lowest FURRED POUCE COURT rugged cllffa of grey lave alternate publican Depression: A Democratic (Chicago— Dr. Frank Wleland, 65, Summit streets yesterday afternoon perts who are trying to help them choose tbe most exaggerated mod- years. For the past 12 years he rep- cost. Ask your ‘blue on the iborea of the Galapagoi isl- BODY OF LEE MANTLE Panic; A Socialist Calamity and an staff surgeon at Henrotln hospital at 4:45, but aside from bent fenders 'blue coaT stay on that standard and thus pre els while tbe average conservative resented the Springfield Daily News coal’ dealer (or it. Anthony ’Thiffault, of 149 School ands, which William Beebe, the soo- vent a new period of dliordsr In will content herself with tbe six Independent Backset.” for the last 15 years and formerly both cars escaped without serious MINED BY GLEN ALDEN GOAL COMPANY street, who waa arrested last March OOUiCXAUlt. here and for two yeara waa local medics] director of Montgomery damage. ,The occupants o f both loglst, celled "World’s End." monetary relations. TAKEN BACK TO BUTTE inch crown. rf^ correspondent of the Manchester FRIGIDAIRE COATS for Intoxication and creating a dla- Once convict etatlons and the ren- An apparently authentic report Ward and Company. cars were uninjured. turbanca at his home, but waa let Evening Herald. The Associated Cnilcago— A1 Tearney, 57. vridely A car driven by Beraetta S. Wy- dezvous of buccaneers, theae vol- says the United States recently Press and the InteroaUonal News Exclusive Ag'ents off with a auspenaion of Judgment, canic lales on the equator have been bought a large quantity of franca In Frontier Cspitslist, 88, Wss known night club operator and for- choff of Bridgeport waa being driven The W. G. Glenney Co. did not find the court so lanlent COLUMBIA Service were represented in Tolland mer president of the Three-Eye east on Henry street and reached For little frequented In recent years, ex- Parts to support that currency In a 336 North Main St. Phone: 4149. whan he appeared In police court to- Father of Boy, li—Onee SILK CITY FLUTE BAND FOREIGN EXCHANGE County by Mr. Sweeney. baseball league. the Intersection of Summit atreet Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies, Paints. cept for a few aelf-exllea and aeten- period o f weaknete. The many friends of the four He had been acUve In city and day to answer charges of breach of tifle expedltiona. Owned Newspaper in Mon- Chicago—Dr. Eric von Gebauer- Just as a car driven north on Sum- Tuesday the peace and intoxication. Found tana. Columbia women who were hurt In town affairs, serving os assessor, Pullneg, an internationally known mit street by Mrs. Edward P. Ber 'im MUNW"-CMu«iiuNfnr9M, r a n m9n. mt w». Mtisrr.B. Few craft come Into their waters BAZAAR OPENS THURSDAY an automobile accident are very KEMFS, Inc. guilty on both counts, he was sen- New York, Nov. 19—(A P )—For- truant officer and school enutnerS' luemlst. geron, formerly of 127 School street, from the porU of civilization. The COMMUNITY PLAYERS thankful that their Injuries were not tor and displayed keen interest both 2BIG;t'.vRADI0SH0WS •119671 P0CWr»-lt.8.«>HTW0M,raiT wow., wa .eii4 fB .lim sli$ »4 t tenced to Jail for 10 days on each Loa Angeles, Nov. 19,___(A P ) — eign Exchange Irregular; Great Portland, Me.—Mrs. Madeleine J Manchester, but now of 18 ICletaart, virtual absence of mankind has more serious. They were all cut by as a newspaperma . and as a citizen Registered Frigldaire Wednesday charge. given free range to sea Ilona, lizards The body of Lee Mantle, one of the Britain in dollars, others In . cents. Freemqn, widely known dramatic avenue, Webster, Mass., reached the Thiffault, an FERA worker, went Three Nights of Entertainment Great Britain demand, 4.98)4; flying glass and bruised. The car in local government. actress under the stage name of same point. The drivers o f botb and wild goats. ASSIGNED TO LEADS last of the picturesque group of He leaves bis father, with whom Service.Dept. Maintained home In an Intoxicated condition at frontier capitallste who made his- To Be Feature at Affair in cables, 4.97)4; 60 day bUls, 4.97 5-8; body was badly damaged. Madeleine Louis a quarter of a cen- cars agreed to settle Jielr own dam- and Thursday Among the voluntary exiles who Miss Eva Collins has returned to be resided, and a brother, Paul B 3 o’clock Sunday morning and creat- sought sanctuary from_ the world tory In the days o f the Northwest’s France demand, 6.59)4; cables, tury ago. agres and no arrests were made. AIIVEKTISE THE HERALD—IT FAYS Tinker HaU This Week. her work In the office of James P. Sweeney, of 2037 New York avenue, ed a disturbance, Hla wife, Julia, on the Islands was Dr. Frlederlch “The Late Christopher Bean' booming development, will be taken 6.59)4; Italy demand, 8.53)4; cables, appeared In court today aa the prin- 8.53)4. Mustard In Willlmantic after a Brooklyn, N. T ,, who te also In the Ritter, a raw food theorist o f Berlin. Is Next Olfering— ^To Be Pre- back to Butte, Mont, Wednesday nr:wspaper business. cipal complaining witness. Demands: weeks vacation, which she spent He came to tho Isles of Charles In sented On Monday Nov. 26. for burial. The Silk a t y Flute Band wUI hold Gottfried F . BTOose Frederick Bluebdorr of Oxford Belgium, 23.34; Germany, 40.22; visiting her brother Ernest Ctolllns 1929, with a dream of creating an Mantle, former United States Its grand baxaar three nights this Gottfried F. Krause, 68. of 40 street, Hartford, was fined 810 and Holland, 67.60; Norway, 25.05; In Hartford, also her brother and island paradise. Mlaa Faith Fallow and Mark Senator from Montana, died at hla week, Nov. 33, 33 and 34 at Tinker Prospect street, died Sunday at his costa for driving a car without a Finland, 2.21; Switzerland, 32.49; sister, aeveland and Lura Collins Frau Dore Strauch Klerweln waa Holmes, whose excellent work In the home here yesterday from a haart Hall. The basaar features three home following a short Illness, al- s license. He was arrested last Spain, 13.67; Portugal, 4.54; Greece, of the same city. 2495 the Eve of the tropical island Eden. Pennsylvania Dutch play. "Erst attack. Hla widow, Etta Daly Man- nights of high class, snappy snter- though he had )>een In falling health Thuraday night by Policeman Ray- .94; Poland, 18.95; Czechoalovakia, Annual election of officers of the CIVIL ENaiNIER. They built a ranch-house on the while Susan," will be remembered tle. and his 12-year-old son. Lee, Jr., talnment also dancing, the musle be- for two years. He was boro In mond Griffin who found he had no 4.18)4; Jugloslavia, 22.29; Austria, local Grange was held Wednesday Capt. Eric Loch rocky Galapagos, and called It "The by all who saw the play; and Mrs will accompany the body. He was ing furnished by the Golden Gate Germany June 2, 1866 and came to license after observing that the car 18.85N; Hungary, 29.75N; Rumania, evening. Preceding the business ses- says: " I rely on Hermitage." Margaret Handley who had an Im- 83 years old. Orchestra from Greenwich Village. this country nt Uie age of 14. For a was without lights. "Erapreoa” Appesra. Ha fotmded and was publisher of The band te standing a large ex- 1.01: Argentine. 33.27N; Brazil, sion a supper consisting of grape short time he worked In the local Camels fo r tha portant part in "The Queen’s Hus- 8.60N; Tokyo, 39.12)4; Shanghai, Later, strange tales filtered out of the Butte Intermountain, which pense to bring this popular orches- fruit, assorted cold meats, salads, woolen mills and later was employ- ’lift” they give my band," both Community Player 33.50; Hongkong, 41.50; Mexico Coats of Rubinow’s the Islands about the asserted arro- later became tbe Butte DaUy P ost tra hare. The last night o f the scalloped dishes, rolls, qpffee and ed by his stepfather at the latter's energy when I ’m successes of lest season, will play aty (silver peso), 27.85; Montreal ^iojioo.isoa gance of a self-styled ’’Empress," the leads In "The Late Christopher He was chairman of tbe Republican bazaar feature! a grand street pa- gingerbread and whipped cream, bakery shop. A fte r working for hte feeling ’low.’" standard quality woolens the former Viennese Baroness Boos- State Central committee for several rade starting at 6:30 sharp. A num- In New York, 102.43)4; N ew York was served to seventy-five members stepfather five yeara he took over Bean," the Theater Guild play to be in Montreal, 97.62)4. A»t M w at ua »• eiao Ml quet Wagner. given under the auspices of, and for years. ber o f bands from other localities by the women who lost In the recent the business which he conducted for a n d tailoring, furred " d i e • I M II S I Mantle was bom In Ehigland but N-Nominal. competitive program to the men. a • »m 4U t e M U i a a m I - One report waa by a Norwegian the benefit of tbe local Girl Scout have signified their Intention of pa- 30 years. Mto4a«MU. TlwMilyMM vessel that a member of its craw came to this country at the age of rading aa well as the local bands. After the supper Lavergne Williams He waa a member of the Rock- with generous collars of ) s a e a U i t i r • h a t e * • ! I h t a a organisation, at Wblton Memorial had been held prisoner in her ona- 13. Rafm bm ents will be on sale. One-third of the Indian Empirs chairman o f the men’s commute, ville Lledertafel society, the Maple a w M m « M l I k * a n a a i S b a l - hall, Monday evening, November 38. consists o f 708 states o f vsrjdng a a a a . , . P r a M a * . a a a i t a a a a , room hotel. Another was tha re- Guild playe have no tare. Tickets may be obtained at the door thanked the women and said ho Grove society, the Hauri Qaurl and is M M i d i T M t r l M . size snd character, governed by port o f a honeymoon castaway cou- flvtn g everyone aa equal chance on doubt it waa evident to all that it the First Evangelical Lutheran The love interest In tbe play le separate Indian princes. Genuine Beaver lOBAL FINANCING ple that, after their ship had been supplied by Miss Betty Walworth the door prizes. Tbs public 1s as' waa fortunate that It was the wo- church. He leaves his wife, Mrs w ASSOCIATION INC. wrecked and they got ashore, she who was outstanding in "Penrod, WALL ST. BRIEFS sured of three nights of worth- men who had to get up the supper. Thelma (Mannel) Krause; three had them forced off In a small boat another last season vehlcls, and Leo while entertainment Election of officers then proceeded sons, Plenny G. Krause o f Fulton, Genuine Skunk S4S.85S Main Street New York. Nov. 19.—Jewell Tea N. Y., Hllmar and Herbert Krause A t that time nine persona com- Bmiauakae, a new member of tbe Co., Inc., reports that ite sales for ITHEIR LOVE A F F AIR in the upper ball as follows: Znd Floor priaed the population of CHiarlaa Master, William Macbt, Jr.; Over- of this city: a daughter, Mrs. Lil- Community Players, tho four weeks ended Nov. 3 were DOFMAOIVaii Bublnow Building Island, which aha called her domain. Sidney Howard translated the i H O O K THE WO RLD seer, David Hunt; Lecturer, Mra. lian Gleseckc o f TMton and three Genuine Squirrel 81,391,136 against tR206,910 for the “ 1 smoke Camels Phone 7381 The "Empress" abdicated early this play from tbe French but laid hla PLANE TAKES SUPPLIES SeiStotleyHieSIren Lillian Rice; Steward, Westcott grandchildren. like period In 1933, an Increase of The funeral will be Wednesday at and have smoked year, after an Investlgatton by offi- story In New England which he 15.36 per Cent. Tbe average num tf rile Nils, Airieny Rice; Asst. Steward, Carleton (Genuine Fox cials of Ecuador. knows so well. It abounds In clever •leyeri to be es, Hutchins; Chaplain, Mrs. Corn 2 p. m., from bis home. Rev.'K. Otto them for years,” ber of units in operation was 1,537 TO STRICKEN YHIAGES Klette, pistor of the First Lutheran says Frank Crilley. Seieatlats lived Tbera. situations and aurprtalng twiate of in 1984 and 1,480 in 1988. ilevedbyrileioeele Hutchins; Treasurer, William M. In 1953 a llttla group o f sclan- plot that furnish a full evening’s en- church, will officiate. Burial will "'They taste better Genuine Raccoon e( Oeosebs’z leve Wolff; Secretary, Mrs. Alice Hunt; Usta lived on ona of the islands for tertainment. Gatekeeper, Donald Woodward- bfc In Grove Hill cemetery, this city ...and they never Prallmlnary aattmatea indleate Danghters of Isabella sight months, aubststing on a three- Mra, Hayden Grlawold heads the that Denver and Rio Grande rail- Filipino OffidsI Estimstes 225 Pomona, Marion Hurlbutt; Ceres, inurfere with my item diet: turtles, bananas and fish. eommittee from the Girl Scout The Sacred Heart arcle, Daugh- nerves." road’s October gross revenues i Lost Lives Daring Recent Mrs. Evalina Derosla; Flora, Miss ters of Isabella, are to hold Installa- Sizes 14 to 50. They told the captain of a cruiser Council. She will be assisted in ceeded those of October, 1988, by Devastating Typhoon. Lois aarke; Lady/Asst; Steward, that finally steamed In that they making arrangements by Mrs. Jay tion of officers tomorrow evening at about 10 per cent. October net In- Mrs. Margaret Woodward; ex-com. 8 o’clock. In Foresters’ Hall. State For This Wsoh Wo Bnggoott bad seen no other ship and no visit- Rand and Mrs. B. M. BUversteln. come te eald to bava run below 1988 for three years, Mra. Mary Hutchins. ors In the entire eight months. Council members, captains and off!' Regent Mra. B. Shea is In charge of HOME DRESSED although official souroaa baUava the Manila, Nov. 10.— (A P )—A party Judge of Probate Clayton B. Hunt the ceremonies. Guests will attend u. Special Notice During: Theae 3 Days: Twelve large and aeveral hundred ears will distribute tha tiekate, re- road covered lU fixed ebargea dur- If tha went to Hartford Wednesday to at- PORK AND veal small ialanda make up the archipel- served seats la exchange for vhlch from Manchester, Hartford, East ing the month. Interior Leon C. Gulnto left in an to id tbe Probate Convention and Hartford and Windsor Locks. No extra chargre for special orders in ago, which Ues In the Pactfle 505 may he had at no mtra charge at army einphttisB today for Maubaa lunch at tho H artford club. miles west of Ecuador. Most of KeUer'e. Kemp’s, the Y. M. C. A., The Officers for the new year NATIVE PORK California crude oil output dur- oanying medtelnes for those strick- Tbe Columbia Athletic Associa- are: Regent, Mrs. Irene Morin; vice adaptable size or color. Frooh Homo - Frooh the islands are roughly circular, and J’otterton A Krah’a. ing the week ended Nov. 17 aver- en In last week’s typhoon In which with a high crater in the canter. tion held a whist party followed by regent, Mra. Mary McGuane; past Ftooh Boeoa Spororlbt aged 494,780 barrels dally against G oven or Maximo Rodrtquas estt' a dance Friday evening at the Town regent, Mrs. Bather Reardon;record- Figs’ Hood# Foi' ~ N ear tas sea, cactiis and thorn- 190,680 in tha pravieua weak. mated 338 pereons lost thefr Uvea. MCOUNTMir. Har- HaU. Dorothy <3obb- won first prize ing secretary, Mlaa Lillian Patebett; -% Whether their daily tasks carry them through treeo art tha chief vegetation. It Is Forty-six bodies have been reoov- old D. Yeomans Fork Cfcopo, Ete. for women ana Mary Zuryk the con- financial secretary, Mrs. Jeanette crowded city streett, or deep impenetrable believed that the archipelago was at BUCKINGHAM MDIVANIS’ BUTS OLD ered, the Red Cross stated In a com- reports: "After sus- Cosgrove: treasurer, Mrs. Arms jungles. Camel smokcia in all walks o f life agree one time a single island, deeply sub- VENETIAN PALACE munication received here, and 100 ,aolation prize. Alfred Soracebi won tained mental efr Wllleke; chancellor, Mrs. Rita on tbe delightful "lift” they get from smoking a Try One merged, with on^ five major craters The Ladies* Aid Society will give stiU were missing. Newspapers flrat prize for men, with John Zaryk LEAF-TOBACCO fort...w h en I am Bckles; custodian, Mrs. Julia Bol- CsmeL Mrs. William LaVirre, famous explorer, of Our Delicious, Nativo visible above water. their annual fair on Wednesday eve- Venice, Italy (A P )—Prince AleX' here claimed the death toll had given the consolation. ger; scribe, Mrs. Rose LaCrosae; *uaed np’...if 1 juit Its name la derived from the ning. An oyster supper will be te Mdlvanl and Princess. Mdlvanl, Twenty-eight inembers of Colum- whose treks through dangerdus South American ROASTISG CHICKENS reached 381, but the exact situation trustees, Mrs. Julia Latbrop, iirf. EXPERTS AGREE: smoke a tCamM 1 Spanish "Oalapago," a torUse, and served at 6 o’clock. the former Barham Hutton, have bia Orange took the 7th or National jungles b v e taught her thp vital necessity o f could not bo determined aa the town Gertrude Frey, Mias Oitheiine (Con- feel restored.’ ’ ReliiDiiaS refers to the glaiit forms which once The meeting of the Y. P. S. C. E. dug In" at Venice aa regular sum- o f 18,000 etui waa under water. ' Aitlfk IntTitrtmH degree of the order at Hartfqrd Fri- keeping up her energy reserve, has this to say SHOULDER PORK CHOPS nor; bearer, Mtea Alice W llleke; or. Camels are made from lived on the Islands. Some o f these at 7:80 Sunday evening waa In mer residents. The typhoon, among tbe greatest day, some going' ’’ into a day class shout Camels: " W e took 30,000 Camels with ganist, Mrs. Margaret Marley; flrat 18c lb„ 2 lbs. 35c tortoises, scientists say, were four charge of Leonard Slater: The guest In the future when they come disasters In tha history o f tha and othera In the evening. Those finer, M o r e Expensiv*-* us on our last expedition. Any time Fm tired, guide. Miss M ary Burke; second feet long and weighed nearly 400 speaker waa Rev., d e o rg e ' Gilbert here they will keep house in one o f Islands, destroyed 90 per cent of the jCECIll.DEMIUE'i Joining ore as follows— Mrs. Eva- 1 just stop and smoke a Camel. It wakes up. guide. Miss M ary Bresnahan. Tobaccos Turkish and LAMB STEW pounds. of Middletown.. who spoke of his the ihow-plpces of the city—the eocoanut, banana, rice and other lina Derosla, Worthy Maater, Donald my energy in oo time. And smoking Camels ,10c lb. Briefs work among the rural population In 15th century Gothic Palace o f Ban crops of the district The Manila Woodward and Mrs. Woodward, Mr. Domestic then any In the Hat o f nine Jobs announced steadily, 1 find, does not affect one’s nerves.” Durham and nearby towna. He min- Greforto, which they have Just pur- Bulletin estimated tbe damage at and Mrs.* Lester Hurlbutt ail'd Miss by Commissioner John A . MacDon- othi*r popular brond. * Kldnoy Lamb Chops- ,29c lb. isters to tha physical needa o f .the cba^. 13,500,009. Hurlbutt, Miss Lucie Greene, Miss uoM ntf ald oil tho highway department, HOSm AL NOTES people as well aa the spiritual. On Ths price was reported to ha,ve <;>ptaln SeuvlUo o f the Manila Wake Up Manchester Gladys Lowman, RahdaU Frink, Romeo and Hyde of this city have Shoulder Lamb Chops, 19c lb. Sundays he -ends automobiles to been lil200,000 lire, or more than raUroad ferry Nage, wlraleaaed that Mra NeUie 0 )le , Wm. Macbt, Jr., bring tbe children to Sunday Khool. been awarded the Job at Stafford, SlOC.nOO at toe present mte of ex- "people were caught by the tldel (Overseer of (^lumbia Grange and MOFOOTBMX Harold Bassett of 578 Parker One ear with trailer can bring CUUOETTE COUERT for abont 1,335 feet o f bituminous Doa*t Forgot To Order Your cbenge. wavea on tha Pacific side and the Master elect), Mrs. Ida Newberry, *TAii..."aiff” street waa diaebarged Saturday. thirty-five ehlldran. For twenty- macadam with broken atone base on Thoakaghrlag Tnrkeyo Hero. Only The palace faoea on tbe Grand river on tha other, giving WERREN WILLUM Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wolff, Mr. and USTEN EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHT TO THE NEW Montgomery Charter Grahowekl o f 83 Division two years he baa arranged to hgve the approaches to the underpass on Siqiport President Roosevelt tlM Boot Quality: street, was admitted Sunday. Canal and adjoins tho btetortc them no avenue to escape." Sau- Mrs. Raymond Squler, Mrs. Grace says: "A fter n a dinner which la brought in by church of Santa Marta Della Salute. HENRY WILCOXOR Route 20. A daughter war bom yesterday to vUlo aald the town “waa almoet Tucker, Mr. and Mra. Rajknond Ly game, or any friends and all are fed.' Until this sum mer' It was the leoKeMi • JoMsb SdritrihiwN William M. DunlM, president of C A M E L C A R A V A N Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bradley M wiped off the map.” man, HIsa M yrtle (>oUins, Miss dma when 1 feel WE DEUVER. Mr. Gilbert goes among the farm- property of the prominent Venetian end s fe d sf 8,000 the local and New Xki|iiud textile futerirng 165 W est Center street. ers and gives advice In farm man- Hartett Field, Mr. and Mrs. Henry unions, attended the meeting in like it, I light up and the Demoiaratic Party Ctentuiim family. BATH STEPS IN Lafleur, Mr. and Mrs. aayton E. aCamelandioa Edward Bergar, 68, of Wapplng, agement and plana relief for those Thill winter the building will ba Washington, D. C. of the textUe in- TED BUSING • WALTER O’KEEFE • ANNETTE HANSHAW Wo Saioko All Kinds of died at 13:40 p. m. yesterday. He Hunt, Mrs. Elsie CoUins and Mr, and dustry which served notice upon the short time I feel In sickncea and dtatresa. made ready eo that if tha prince Houston. Texas—WUUam Quit- Men and Non-Union Men. SkUled and UnsIdUcd Meats and Fish In Our Mod- waa admitted to the hoepltal Oct Mrs. Lester Hutchins. Textile Labor Relatlona Board that GLEN GRAY’S CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA . 1001$ again." Rev. H. A . Fast mada announce- and princess come to Venice next msn Wsds. Jr„ nsvtr will collect hte ■‘“‘Hght. You have been up againat 18. strikes would soon be ordered In 200 em Smokehouse. ment at the morning service Sun- summer they can taka up their four cents in bsck salary from C, 9:30mf.M.8.T. s d atooowaU long enough. Write me in regards to The hospital census today la 43 111010 G IA N T TR E E F A L L S mills unless satisfactory adjust, a;50P.M.P.AT. day of the coming marriage of B. quarters there. H. CUasseock, filling station man- patients. menta are made of coses involving “ T «*B B d OB tho wage question. Bralnard Bell o f Hebron avenue, ager. * OVER COACT-TO-COAST-WABC-aMlfMBIA NETWORK lEDHUSING W e will roast and atull tur- Today and Tuesday Yoaemite, Cay.— (A P )—The third Addison, eon o f Mr. and Mra. Burton OenerM Dodge bad Bam Davis Wade played about the station so alleged dtecrimination againat union keys for Thanksgiving. Place Science has been able to create giant sequoia tree of tbe Mariposa ™ Theodore C. Zimmer. Bell, to Mlaa Dorothy Maaaey of executed as a Ctenfsdemto spy dur- much Glasscock mads him men. grove which has fallen since discov- A short comedy sketch, "Bossed 51 Washington Street, Manchester. your ordoFa as aoon as possi- an electric spark that during Ite South Glastonbury, which will be ing the avU War; he eontributad gtr“ snd paid him four cents a ery o f the group in 1857 tumbled ble. brief life o f ' one one-hundredth- aolemnixed in St. Luke’s church In liberally toward a statute o< Davte. weak. Hs was on his way to collect by .Strategy” will be preaented by recenUy. It was 29)4 ?eet in dia- thoueandth o f a second, la brighter South Glastonbury, Saturday after- erected at Nashville, Tenn., when yesterday when be died of s heart three members of BHUngton Grange than tha sun. CAMEL’S COSTLIER TOBACCOS NEVER GET O N YOUR NERVES! noon, Deo. 1, nt 3:80 o’clock. the war ended. eUmant meter at ite base, 369 feet high and at the National Grange Convention asaitRii waa esUmated to be abotit 1,800 in Hartford next Tuesday afternoon. years old. ThoM taking part la tbe sketch are UANCHESTBR EV ENTNG HERALD, MANCRBITBR.OOMM. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 19,1994. UANGBmrSR BVENIMOHBRAU). MANUUES'I'VK. OOtW,. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 19,1994.

tbMOghout tbo eounUy. Mr. go so far; astray ccmoeralag eoa of an the tenltoftea mkI wnr^ratrr Osography; Dr. Henry Dotasy, Pro- over tb* AtfWaa __ Itoooevelt b M euddenly baeonw the tba most Otribbig events la th* which hb already has ^ a c ta d . MIAMI TO BE UNHEALTHY feasor ot Agronomy; Mtea Mildred 400SEESCANDIA GIVE BIRTHDAY P A R n NEW AUBURN pony’s bid for favor i$ ....______pet Child of the very IntereMo which, oountry* Mstory —and on* ocaurlng lotations— HUEY LONG STARTS CCC MEN TO HOLD P. French, Ptafesaor of Home Eco- moaa production cor '' UlisilK Mnwlb BIsfebafg to Bey A$ Otoe nomics; Professor Horry L. Gorri- 1985 Cora ore renuurtubty M g but yeaterdoy, were pinning tails end hi the lifetlm* of a large number .of Ickee and Harry Hopidtts ot FOR ALL KNOWN CROOKS fuo, bead of Dmortment ot Animal FOR MRS. FRANK HOUSE roomy, luxurloui^ flnlfoad aafi IM'J. doven hooka to his efllgy. its dtlxens it vrould ssem to be TKRA are aa eloae together os a Husbandry; R. J. Guyer, Profesaor CLASS DHIUTION DEpi HEREsigned to give tn* Impreeeion M couple o f Vanderbilt sisters, but From all I oaw and oboervad. I ON A HONEYMOON “HOBBY EXHunr la bimbI' tUf—t t t Is inevlUble that, if the pro- apparent that there is something tba of Physical Education sad bead at A number from this town, Hart- claoi. Tbe wbeet-boae at tbe ilfi.W "Honest B onM * la not yet a should say that MuaeoUnl want* PoHce Chief Takes Stsps To the Pbyaleal Education Daport- 130 Inches, one tneb longer tboa loot poaed Nattonal lu d u a ^ Oongreee matter with our metboda o f history ford and South Windsor, attended a power to N RA Jr A A A —oa tbe paac* to hla heart oa boing th* - Sfifsguard Wsalthy Winter m nt; «. P. Hollister, Professor of year’s six, while tbe str^ b t eight Q^iutnu nsB*s*i' is IMM and largely attended, etien- teaching in the public achools. crowds there think he would like nest thtog for kumaalty. birthday parly Saturday evening, HorttcuUure and hood of the Horti- tendered to Mra. Frank E. House, by baa been advanced to 137 Iniiiiii. fvi— la j uaiaM I IM I to be. —Wuiiom Cardinal. O'Connen of Visitws from Criminals. Take Phee Early m culture Department; Dr. E. L. Kel- Degree Work ky Profideiice GilktteHeckler Motor Sales uoua effort* will be made to have It iOBgitk’* Siys It Is 21 Win her mother, Mrs. Emma Skinner, likewise an inch longer than Ite last rabllalMi IvaiT t' CsMj The opposition looks to Rich* Boston. ley, Aasistent Profaasor of Psychol- ikuterara aM Sa vcived la a strast fiaaas early Sun- aad other valuablee concentrated on ond by Miss Blanche Belcher. Mrs. HUB would bave been real strat- Dealers, thayrs for from palsy- easy way thla playground by wealthy winter Professor of Engineering; Roland freaHlstaness of design is carefully aMUOIATSO day morning wtiUa both weire off Ctomp Femow, Hampton.—^The with close to 400 persona in at- Skinner and Mr. House prepared and Announcement by ’>the Auburn egy and might have been effective walsles. Thera ain’t going to be no big, Baton Rouge, La., Nov. IS.— vlritOn. Ha iesued the following H. Patch, Asooctote Profeisor of avoided. Tbe deaignera have creat- fk}L Ickee isn't respnaolble for a cur- “ Handicraft $nd Hobby Exhibit” of tendance, a class of twrenty candi- served a delldoua oyster supper. Automobile Cfompany o f the ap- Tht am iWalala h%m m atalaattrait duty. One appears to have black- bod wolvea ninntog around our (A F )—United fitotes Senator Huey warning to all and aundry crooks Floriculture; H. O. Perkins, Instruc- ed a model that la pleoaing to the If It* authors had put it Into effect rent small and etlly rumor that Mrs. House received a handsome aauuad la tfea Eft# aaa t#tar raaalllaatisa - . _ _ bouse at DeanvIU* this winter. who ore planning a aojoum here: the Connecticut CCC campa will tor in Landscape Gardening; H. A. dates waa Initiated Into Scandia pointment of the GUIette-Heckler eye, ultra modem and Inherently of all aaw* alipatrlaa artariaa to •• a year and a half ago, when Presi- jacked the other, then tbe aseaultod Richberg U to leave the adminis- P, Long, Loulrione’s political dicta- sampler picture and a choice collec- — Dlssy Dean. "Keep away m u the beach or take place the early part of Decem- Rollins, Extension Fruit Specialist; Lodge, No. 23. Order of Vasa, to a Motor Sales, as dealer for Auburn beautiful. or eoc athai%laa araditaa la rait cop got out hla gua aad ohot the tration—but the story trccee bock to give a tor who plane to run tor President tion o f personal gifts. dent Roosevelt poseeised the confi- spond the winter to Jail.” ber the place yet to be selected. A ll Dr. P. Roy Brammell, Assistant paptr ana alaa iba teaai aattt pab> toward ble domain. to 1986 on a third-party ticket, an- colorful ceremony that took place icara In Manchester waa made today. Uabaa baM.a. dence of the nation to an extent fellow with the billy. Some hours To bock up what he bod to say, the camps are now gathering to- Professor of Mathematics; Dr. Wil- There's still e vague fear among The peopls are still oa the rid* at Orange hall on Saturday night. The new dealer la located at 681 all riithta ot rtpubileatlan al earlier, oa Baturday night, another nounced today he was leaving Lou- caUef Teoney said plane bod been gether the work o f U.e enroUees, of liam, F. Cheney, Profesaor of Math- POOR FIREMEN tpaalal aiarttehtt iiarain art alto rt> utterly unprecedented. Thai| ne tha ontl-Hutchtosltee that the bey of Santo Ciaui. Main street, corner of Bralnard lotona far on unstote<' time and on perfected to discourage crooks from the various camps, for the great emaUcs. The initiatory decree waa worked atr*^ cop, ejeo off duty, mode a disturb- wonder may ehow up. None of them —Repreoentotlvc Hamilton Fish, Place and has a most complete ser- has lost much of that confidence tho' unreveoled daottomtion "fo r a honey- :r:igrattog here. display of the work, skill and labor A motion picture program of by the men's drill team of Excelsior FOUR TO ADDRESS Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 19. —- cletme to be quite certain that he Jr., of NSW Tork. vice and sales plant. . #all atrviaa alitai af NBA ftr» shrinking in th* slse of the Demo- oace la a social club, firad bis pUtol moon that will be 31 years and 7 There will b* the “foreign that toeM men have done during sound and silent pictures were Lodge of Providence, R. I., and all tAP)—Cambridge firemen know lea laa won't. The new representatives wtU cratic vote on this loot election day aad wbuaded a bystander. months late.” legion” composed o f a squad of de- the young life of tbe CCX: camps. shown in the rnreatlon ball last present were unanimous la their ac- now Just how helpful the Harvard resent asla*." and reduced prices, too! honeymoon and were going to have tbe first production of tbe series at which time It Is hoped Mr. Crane were visitors from lodges in Rhode Four speakers are on the program Cabriolet with rumble scat, and a POLITICAL JUDGES a policeman has no bualstss dally- will be the day when ba parte com- YOU CAN'T TELL ABOCT A aeologtata, seeking sand and one now,” Long sold. 'T m fulfilling GHIL THREATENED, Island and this state. Including 5-passenger Convertible Sedan. Four BROADWAY CHORINE —SHE that will be produced throughout will introduce Mrs. G. Ruflsell for the annual meeting of the Cham- In the dayt when the Republican pany with llberaliam and—quite ing with intoxicants—at any tim* gravel for oonetruetlon ot Fort Select your Christmas NORGE now! W* have the moot unusuM Chrtetmaa Plan to a promise I mode." many officials. Among those cal.ed models of the same body types, are MAY EVEN BE A NATIVE the winter. The stage for these pro- Crane. ber o f Commerce, to be held at the FE W ER either on or off duty. In a very Peek dam, found a million cubic offer you. Pay only Sfo of the refrigerator pries when you make your selection. Well ^Tm getting out of Louisiana,’’ upon to speak were A. tt'. Anderson available in the six cylinder line! All party w u Arraly in the aaddta in possibly— with Me Congressional NEW YORKER! ductions has been completed in the Country Club at 6:30 o'clock this S krda of It on th* Palm property. store the NORGE for Christmas delivery. 30 days after you make your selection, pay sold the stote’a political dictator, GUARDED AT GAME recreation hall, and from Its ap- of Waterbury, grand lodge eeerc- models are of the (Xistom type. Connecticut It committed plenty ot majorttlaa.' real sense be I* always on duty, to evening. It Is expected that close to re. Palm, a widow with nine chil- 0% more. Regular Payments . , extending up to two years , . iSo not be^n until March winking, "to show whether It con pearance one feels close to Broad- tary; Carl L. Bkman, Rhode Island Dual Ratio may be had on any New York this Is so fully recog- By rA L X HARRUON 100 members will be present at the C O LD S poliUlal slna and waa fairly ruth- dren wiu realise $ i"0,000 to the next 1st, 1935. In the meantime, no finance charge Is mad*. - . get on without me. W e’re going out way. The enroUees deserve much COST OF MAINTAINING district master; Sven Murberg, affair, which will open with a roast model at a slight additional cost. laaa In kaepinf ita own membara in nissd that department rules require five years on th* gravel contracts. In addition, three o f tha most popular NORGE modela art reduced to price. Every- west.” credit for 4ta construction. Rhode Island Past district master; ehicicen dinner served by the club It is at once apparent in looking ROYALTIES New Tork, Nov. 1$.— There'e no He declined to toy where they HELPS PREVENT MANY COEDS public office to the excluaton of him to carry his service pistol at all one will want a NORGE this Christmas! Much news comes from the For- and John E. Johnson of this town, management. A Japanese police sergeant who more uncertain destiny than that of were going or how long they would Daofhter of Ohio’s Governor- estry Department these exception- NO. I IIP TO BOARD Connecticut dlstrici master. Demoemta. it waa the rule tpat limes. To be a good cop a man The four speakers who will ad- made a wrong, turn with his car a chorus girl. Any chorus girl. She be gone. ally cold days, which wiU be noted Following the ceremonies, re- dress the gathering are: Colonel even Superior Court Judgeahips went must bo cold sober all the time. STORK VS. MOVnUG VAN $159.50 5.5 cu. f t Standard Norge .. . .$ !$ $ •• 'There would be no politics to the while acting as pilot to the Imperial may come to tbe theater some eve- Elect Gels Messages That briefly. (1) Landscaping around the freshments consisting of a Swedish Anson T. McCook, Hartford attor- PAINFUL FEET That is a truth that is apparently $199.50 6.4 cu. ft Ds Lux* Norge ., ..$1S8A0 trip, the "Ktogflah" indicated, just camp, mostly planting of trees, for smorgasbord, were served In tbe to Rtpubileana. But it waa navar ning and find her name to lights. New T < ^ —Tbe stork and the Entire $6,000 Not Necessarily ney, who will speak on business Leg, Knee and Back Aches automobile to which Emperor Hlro- $337.60 8.7 cu. f t De Luxe Norge .. a belated romantic Jaimt. He par- this ui the season for such projects, basement, after which dancing was poMibla to truthfully accuse the O. being overlooked to the metro^lls. She may merry a millionaire. She moving man are running a close race ..$1$$.S$ ried questions beyond thoee brlng- Appropriated— Commission- problems that require co-operative pr«*r»M« of roatprtnir sorip* hlto wae touring a Jap ellk olty, tried Alarm Her Parents. results of which will not be readily enjoyed to music furnished by W i - thinking and action; W alter E. Bat' O. P. o f selecting ita major court may even know actual want. Many to th* Bronx, says Tenement Com- 1^ out the fact that he would leave piiinfiil, Mbi$i$r$i foot to normal. Old to atone for his awful blunder by appreciated until next spring. (2) ers May Expend What They liam Braltbwaite's orchestra. Tbe terson, former mayor of Hartford nirtiiiMlji do i$or t$ili«> Into conKidrra* a chorus girl dosan't know whsre miialoner London W. Post. the state. Judgea for their political availability The building of three-foot bridges Wish. local committee In charge o f the and chairman of Uie program com- tion tlmt no two fret are esartijr oomroittlng suicide. In Great Brit- her next husband Is coming from. A survey it population Increase.- But politics was to tbe air, with nllke. not even llie rlslit nnd left without due regard to their qualia* eCHIND THE SCENES IN Pick, at random, any dosen OPtN IMUKbUAY AND SAIUKUAT tVtNINCS UNTH. 9 O'OOOC K e n t O., Nov. 19— (A P )— Mys- over the Beaver Dam Brook along affair was headed by Mias Fride- mittee of the State Tercentenary ain, when the youngest son of King shows there ore 304,088 families In the “Kmgfish" making no secret of borg Tfaoren, Scandia president. foot of tbe eame pera«»n. $ chorines, and you'll find they bave terious threats against Evangeline the Natchaug river on the new Na- Commtsaion, whose subject will be Rensiltlve marhlnea ehow esaet NORMAL cation* for their poiltiona. Supa* th* Bronx now to 108,871 to 1920. his plans to run for President on ture Trail. (3) The new sixteen feet The presentation o f a resolution George weds hie Greek prtnceaa on a dosen different backgrounds. and famlUas with obildren outnum- the strength of hla creation of a Davey were disclosed today t^ her ‘T h e Connecticut Tercentenary and eondlllon of each foot. \o siaeiin* rtor Court Judgaa ware named for mother. driveway leading to the camp from at the annual meeting o f tbe South .the ebambera of Commerce;" Rev. work. Mure ponltlve relief. No cfcarH# Thanksgiving Day hi* allowance They com* from pretty nearly ber ehlldlese eouplea three to on*/ model state out of Louisiana with for roaftultatioa. their legal teaming, their rectitude, everywbara, aven from New York WATKINS BROTHERS Mr*. Davey refused to reveal the the main highway, route 91, is Manchester Fire district In which C. Homer Ginns of the North Metho- from the piibllo treasury will be "Th* stork” says Post, 'Is giving the powers o f his dictatorship. about complete and is rated aa the their high atandlng in their prufea* City Itself. The blonde on the left the movtog men real oompetlUon up nature of the threats but said they dist church, whose subject wUI be IRVING H. HALPRIN Jumped automatically from $00,000 outstanding piece of road construc- It was suggested that the amount of RUBINOWTHRffTNOOK Is a Boctsty laa*. T h t toll brunette there.” at MANCHESTCR, CONN. were stifflclently alarming to cause T h e Flagship of the Business A r- Technopedlst aloa and in their communlUea; not— the Governor-Elect to provide tion in the exx: projects in the $6,000 be expended for tbe neces- a year to $130,000. By RODNEY DUTCHER grew up on the other aide of the mada;’’ and John F. Gaffey, state A t NO R TO N SHOE CO. poaltlvcly not—for their value aa tracks in Topeka, Kaneoe. The PACIFIC COAST STREET I guards for Evangeline when the girl state. (4) Work waa recently start- sary maintenance of Hose and Lad- POPULAR WITH WOMEN administrator of the Federal Hous- Not many Britons would sub- Tha Herald Washington Corre- ed on No. 2 trail, which runs 847 Main St. Ruhinow Bldg. ABNORMAL RipUbUcan potiUclana. spondent redhead's a college graduate. The journeyed to the Michigan Ohio der Company No. 1, has resulted In ing Act, who will give the latest In- scribe to tba belief that there was a State football game Saturday at through "Cat Den Swamp.” Aa this some misunderstanding as to the Ooveraor Cross, who waa elected platinum vision next to her Immi- formation on the provisions of the good deal of similarity between the grated from an Indiana fans and RAILWAY STRKE LOOMS Columbus. is the real bad spot o f the trail, a true intention of tbe motion. It does Act. by the vutea of a large group of Washington, Nov. 1$.—Detective Rubinow’s Thrift Nook that open- u married to a policeman. And No attempt to harm the girl oc- ten-foot highway Is being construct- not direct that the whole $6,000 be Previous to the speaking program, Japanese and the British Views of aovels are gathering dust here ed so that traffic can take advan- ed last Thursday i t proving to be persona who somebow got the Idea scores of amateur eieut,.* seek i On. . . , curred, but the guards remained expended, but it Is left witb tbe fire very popular with Manchester shop- the annual business meeting will be mynlty. "Those Japs," the Brit- ob tage of this trail in case of forest f Take, as a repreeeotative group, YOUR DINING ROOM CAN LOOK A8 ATTRACITVE AS THIS ONE. ASK FOR FREE DBOORATINO ADVICE, Yrainmen fn L Anffeles and with her until she returned to the commissioners of the district to bald at which the nominating com- that they were going to purify Con* i'..ctrate tha biggest mystery fires, etc. (5 ) Wood-cutting projects pers. Mr. Rublnow conceived the ons would say, "have a superetitiou* the chorus of the Paradise, most Suburbs Being! Polled On Davey home In Kent Mlsa Davey spend such amount aa they approve. ihlttee will recommend a slate of of- necUcut politics by elavating a for* he New Daal: What happened for tbe winter bave been started. idea of giving over the greater part belief that their ruler Is actually a Bobby Hutchins? Broadwayith of night club*. Four Wi^ouf Plan. waa a member of the 1933 graduat- The motion that was passed reads o f his basement atore to this new ficers headed by CJharles Ray as Kief collega profesaor to tha govar* ing class of Wellesley College. (8) Plantation weeding Is almost QUICK-ACTION are from Pittsburgh: Louise De president to succeed E. J. Holl. The Money in 48 hours or lets . . . no rad Son of Heaven—a kind of god. There are several clews, but completed. (7) Started construc- as follows; department. The prices here are far norfbip, named bta political cam- Forrest, Ruth Gormtey, Bobbit ^ e mother asserted that Miss “ Voted; that the commissioners outgoing officers will also make yet there's no oomplete eoljjtlon. tion of the saw mill shed, also road below moderate and the sizes vary tape . .. and an aasy rapaymant plan With us the crown is merely a sym- Ha.1 and Rsno* Llw on. Atlanta Los -Angeles, Nov. 19— (-AP) — Davey personally la unperturbed of the South Manchester Fire Dis- paign manager for a Buparior Court The brilliant young president of the around tbe lumber abed and ma- from high school girt to matron so their reports for the past year.' — over a period of 3, 6, 8, 10 or even bol of the nation's solidarity. We University of Chicago came to the sent Bunny Lee, Charleston con- Los Angeles faced the posslbUity to- and totiinated that the “scare” is trict be and are hereby authorized, that the Nook is aa popular with Judgeship in 1931. Now it is bruit- tributed Gloria O'Neil. Marlon ddy of a complete tie-up of dty aad over so fa r aa tbe Davey household chine shop building from tbe camp 20 months, if you want it. Consult us. find royalty a valuable Institution White House with a general under- road. (8 ) The construction on the and directed to expend within the the young miss aa It Is with her ed about that one of three appoint- Callahan came from Nashvillec suburban railway and motorcoach la concerned. • Our service is ' friendly and sympa­ os a rallying point for British na- standing that he was to be appoint- Kingsbury road leading to the appropriation made, such sums, ap- mother. The dresses featured here I f you a y Rita Roy from Dallaa, Gladyce transportation. Elvangellne ia the only daughter thetic. ments to be made next year la to go, ed to a very Important administra- Phoenlxville road Is about complet- proved by them, as are incurred In are sport woolens and afternoon pimply blotchy, tionalism and a core upon which all tion Job. Dering /rom Shreveport. Ann Pacific Electric -trainmen were of -Mr. and Mrs. Davey. She has a actual cost of the necessary main- The oalp rkarsa la three perrent per >f tha Oovemor can pul It over, to ed. frocks. From all present indtua- moath on nnpatd amount of loan tha ramifications of the Common- He went away from there saying | Lee Patcraon Is a beauty contest being poUed today on a walkout, brother, Martin, Jr., aged 18. tenance of Hose and Ladder Com- tiona It would seem that the Thrift complexion hla executive secretary and political Through the splendid co-opera- wealth ran crystallse." that President Koos.veil would is '"*winner------from r—Covlngtoa. . Judy while negotiatlona were underway pany No. 1, not to exceed $6,000, Nook will be a moot popular spot try R e s i n p l , fertoial Finaief Conpaiy before the Regional Labor Board to tion of Dr. C. B. Gentry, director of ‘5 0 - 3 0 0 advisor, while another la to be hand* sue a stoteroent. No etetement Malcolm and Dorothy Lee hail unless otherwise ordered by the Dis- for the thrifty and well dressed tojwlp nature heal Hoorn Be State Theater Bids. And that Is probably Juet about from Buffalo. And so goes the aa effort to prevent a strike of the MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Instruction at Connecticut State cd to a member o f the Democratic came and mountin gspeculatlon as College, the followtog speakers will trict” such siirrace defeef; 7SS Main Street Telephone S4SS It *But they certainly are eportlng to the proxy's disappearance act long list— Rochester, Saiina, St, Los -Angeles Railway Company's State Committee who is more wide- be available for our educational folks, those British. What they begin* to class him along with Dor- Loula, Lincoln, Butte. Carton City, employes. l-os Angeles, Clay Center and Six The Pacific Electric trainmen Mra. Daniel J. Gleason of 10 Cook program this winter: J. O. Chris- ;ly tmown as a politician than oa a want they are ivilling to pay for othy Arnold, Justice Crater, end street announces the marriage of tian, Assistant Professor Physical prophet Elijah. Comers. through the Brotherhood of RaU- lawyer. The third vacancy la to Miss Elizabeth Bergquist of Hart- Education; Arsene Croteau, Profes- The royal family draws out of the Most insiders would be sur-l In a night club across the atreet road Trainmen issued a statement K LE IN ’S M ARKET ford. to her son, L e ^ F. More, sor o f Foreign Languages and head come through the expiration o f a public funds $3,820,000 a year—of prised If Hutchins now suddenly dances th* only fu-l-ttegged D. A to which they said tha strike vote Pbooe 3358 The ceremony waa performed at of the Foreign Language Depart- r Msmbar o f the Supreme Court of arrived with hla luggage end R. chorus girl. Mias Elols* Mar- bad been carried to tbe polling so We Are Pleased To Cooperate^ which $2,350,000 goes to the King Amenta, N. Y., on January 37, 1934. ment; R. E. Dodge, Professor of We ore oontribnttog merchaa- ’ Errors. Whether the eyes of aome Joined the New Deal. Rome of tin of Des Moines, la. fa r held. Of course he pays ell the expenses The trainmen are asking 89 cents dlse to be given away at Democratic political worker are on them, especially among the "brain of the royal household out Of It— trustere," would be horribly shock- •party Hoel an hour fo r motormen and conduc- that Job, wa haven't heard. Per- As An Occident Flour Dealer, “BAKING MADE EASY- and perhaps his Job len't aa fat ed. What happens to them after tors whereas the qpmpany has offer- Eor those who know President their brief years of hoofing? ed to pay from 53^ to 57 cents an haps that would be riding a lltUe one as It looks. too rough—aapecially when the Oov- Hutchins suspect that the "braid Plenty. There's not a on* of hour according to length of ser- Over here anyone who proposed trust" might soon become a one- them. I suppose, who couldn vice. In Bringing To The Housewives eraor baa no party majority in sitber paying the President a couple of men affair consisting o f President I marry If she chose. The majority Employes o f tbe Loa .Angeles house of the Legislature, and elnce millions a year and each o f bis chil- Hutchins. Thsy even suspect that of them do choose, and have a Railway company are asking recog- It la, after alt, tha General Aesembly he might toon have most o f the large aaeortroent of eligible males nition o f their union as a bargaining dren a fortune annually would be NiW Deal under hit arm—or upset to select from. Society people no agent and higher wages. Of Manchester, The Movie that must give out the Jobe, the Gov- mobbed. We. prefer to pay twelva e lot of things to tbo attempt. longer seem to object so strongly MO^ZER’S ernor beiag tbe nominator. to chorines Joining their famlUM. lilLf 1A V o or thirteen million e year to aome- I t la to be hoped that, U able and Wants T d Pick Own Job O f couTM, there always are plenty body Ilka Mr. MeUon. Widespread eentlment o f thla " f Broadwaymen, to all degreea EIGHT DEATHS CAUSED honorable Judgea o f the.sute'a prin- "BAKING MADE EASY" MARKET Theaa Ideas on royalty seem to oort and Hutchlna' destra to choose solvency. And virile figures 241 Spruce S treet cipal oourt ore to ba dleplaeed it differ quite a bit with tha geo- bis own Job are eblaf faeton to tba sports make Ukely aaaterial for may bo by lawyen are waU flt- probabUlty that he wUl -toy to Chi romsiicM. RY STORMS IN WEST Your graphy, evsa If they are more or W e urge every housewife who can possibly be at the ted to ba Judgea ratliM then by Uw- cago. Look at Bab* Ruth, whose wlfo lees related. Rooeevalt apparently had no danced to th* "FoUies." and Jock State Theater to see this interesting and instructive pic- FREE yare nbo are merely buiy Demo- In Sierra Nevada Mountains definite post to mind for Hutehtoa. Dempeey, married first to EsteU* ture. crate. Oeaaeetlcut baa had leaeon Tbe two men talked about what Taylor ntei then to Hannah Wli- Snowdrifts Have Blocked the MORE CUSTER ERRORS Hutohtoe might bava If be want- Hivsr DELIVERT to be proud o f her high ooorto. Look, If you oore to, at Main Higrhways. ed tt and what Rutohtoa would Prom an Interesting ortiols la the King Levtosky and his fan donoor. have If he got -bat he wanted. Johnny Weissmuller took th* Dealer PHONE 7S71 ntTINC MOLASSES Hartford Oourt of yeaterday con- Hutchins didn't want to euc' plunge with L ^ Valeo. Thraa San Francisco, Nov. 19.— (A P )— DIAL earning a Connecticut couple who ceed Lloyd Garrison as chairman of tha current Yankee ball ployera A wind aad rain storm which lashed corthdiy Invltts you 4151 Contributors towards gifts X can has bssa osnt out through bave been studying Indian dancaa of th* NaUonal Labor Relations —Lyn Lorry, Lefty Gomes and Northern Callfomia waa blamed for Board. But apparently he would BUI Dickey—marriad ladies of the at least eight deaths today, while the PINEHURST tbs Nattnaal Assodattoa ot Manu fftrcHc/ 4 specid showing of distributed at among the Sioux we learn that a have accepted a larga ajMcutlv* etaga. Sierra Nevada mountains highway focturats tot a 'Tlatloiial Industrial certain old squaw man atill living poet with NRA. ‘ crews battled huge drifU of snow. "BAKING MADE EASY” OongraaS" to bo held la Now Tork among the Indiana waa a eoldler In Th* posalblUty at making him Lota o f chorus girls go tei to The storm, which centered off the ''Baking Made Easy' early M December for the purpose of vice chairmen of the National In foatured role*. There was coast, also was felt in tbe Pacific General Custer's corps at tha time duatrtal Recovery Board, with Ruby Keeler. Ruby Stovene. too, northwest and the far western Se* cloM-up action just as thousii drafting “cooatructlva racommeada o f the batUe of the UtUe Big Horn, wide adminittratir* powers, was who became known oa Barbara Thanksgiving plateau r^ o n . the demonitrator were right in your tions" to bo preeantad to Praatdent that ha asoaped tha olaughUr be- discussed. Stanwyck. LuctU* La Soeur, a SALE In the San Francisco bay area, own kitchen. Jnicrctling and esty But th* NIRB—at least a Itooaevelt On tha face of It this cause he wa* attached to Major Oub Rlehmon kicker, also I__ where all of the deaths occurred, to Follow. Jority of It—turned down Its undertaking oppeoiu to have tw« won dlattocUon to the movies. Her the storm -uprooted trees. Inter- ‘ T h e E l e c t r i c R a n g e GARRONE’S Reno'a reocue party and that Custer tnumbe. Members let th* Preal< name Is Joan Crawford now. BUUa rupted electric and telephone service Help to make your breed pisicmorc things the matter witb it to the MARKET was a major-general. dent know that they (xmaldered | Dove waa to the ensemble oa Zlsg- of 22 fine Dining Room Suites in some sections, choked atreet ft# _ popular— and mv c on Int cost of first place It la Juit about eighteen Cueter was a llsutonant-oolonel. the board well balanced, that the ‘ fehrs Roof, Marlon ■ -Davlaa - danced - dratoa and flooded basemente of mora axpemiva foede. — is used exclusively in the Ai» Giving Free .Merchfui' l^tV m at HAiteniiia would moko to "Oh,.. Hoy,-' and Irene hdmM. montta late, to the aeeeeA-ploee' B e hod heott a hrlgadler^geDsnl of Sliced dise For The Show. NRa |topheavy with "profeMoro." hoofed wtth tkq eborua of “Stop, ; Flgurfig doiiH Hi. Oun (as Wen as llibae fa llie fe d QirouirhDUt the country) ahow « Five of tbe deaths were to auto- Nb ADMISSION CHARGE 8-Reel Talklngf Picture oas e f the names prominently voluntoara during tha a v ll W ar and Look end Lleten." Those are Juet decided revival of interest in dining rooms. We’re helping ^ homes to refurnish ^ is ' mobile accidents, which police said "BAKING MADE EASY” oaeodatsd with tha movement Is was onoe breveted major-general Beaeted Only By lekaa' scattered examples. important room for tha holidays . . with reduced prices on smart, new dining room ^,were caused ''y the blinding rain and Donald Richberg, tbe admlnletra-j that o f John J, Raakob. which would but that rank waa wholly honorary A few ex-ehorua gtrie open ‘ llppery pavements. Three men Don's No. 3 man, never become en- dancing schools. Some become suites. Modem Classic, Sheraton, 18th Century, Old English . . the most popular aeera to todleate that an effort will styles are represented in a fine assortment. rowned to San Francisco bay aft- TALKING ^'BAKING M ADE EASY" os well os temporary. 1216 Civil thuslaetic over the propoeed oequi- mndele. The Fairbanks twins, of 'o r a squaU swamped their light fiah- S T A T E -be made to capture the "industrial War had been over for eleven years sltloa. In fact, there were only a Zirgfeld's biighest days, have tog boat. nCTORE P.SMACHETTI oongram* by baUevara to the prln- and temporary ranktogs bad been few pieces to the higher reaches of { opened a beauty parkv on Broad- 9126.00 9-Piece Ew iy English Suites in wal- More than three feet of snow was Presented by the millers of the administration— notably to the way. Henrietta Kay, of the 3 ^ - $276.00 10-Piece 18th Century Suite, walnut THEATER GBOCEBISS eiplss of the Liberty League— forgotten at the time of the Sioux nut veneer...... 998. reported at Donner Summit. Depths of tsy-to-folfow office of Secretory Ickee, vrho first feld end Bart OarroU cboruaae. veneer ...... 5195. at other mountain .points ranged Occident Flour 99 Summer St. , Phone SOfifi which to many persons seems to be campaign. Custer never command- urged Hutchins for NRA—where makea a U ytog. aa a aeulptrase. 9125.00 9-Piece Sheraton Suite,- walnut ve- $281.50 9-Piece Modem (la ssie Suite, walnut ^m a foot to three feet. MANCHESTER d*mon$tr*tton We nre contributing mereluw tbe very embodiment of organised ed a corps to hla Ufe. you could find any such anthnaiasm. I The great Doloreo, one of tbe firat neered 9110. dine to be given nt While some of the feeding about ‘ veneer ______$195, LAIT CRUMB A pidur* $Ml will awka Attend this performance at lalaaes tetrs. to be glorlfled. .became a manne- ?our baking wer* populsr. M ajor Reno'a three companies of Hutchins may he due to Jeolouay at I0M> A. M. "BAKING MADE EASY* 2 uin for "LuclU*." who is Lady 9195.00 8-Piece Old English Suite,’solid oak. .9149. 8-p«te recipe b e ^ tivsa fitooe the sixth o f this month, Custer's Seventh Cavalry waa not a seolag a young man moka such a $249.00 9-Piece 18th (Century Suite, genuine )uff Gordon. 'Then ahe married 9275.00 9-P|ece Chinese Chippendale Suites, SCIENTIST IS KILLED wioie woo sWend. when It woe demcostrated with ax- reacua party. I t waa one of Ahree brUUant 'Suocees of himself, much o f Tudor WUkinaon aad now ahe and mahogany .-.$225, it woe due to honest doubt whether genuine m ahogany...... $179. ploalvw totco that aboolutely nothing groups Into w U d i Custer had split her husband live in Paris and are $298.00 9-Piece Sheraton Suite, mahogany , There’s a Reason Tues., Nov. 20 Hutchins would fit well Into th* two of the inoet exclusive com- 9249.00 9-Piece Jacobean Suites, smoky wal- WHILE EXPERIMENTING The State Theater to to he aooompUabed to the way at his command whsa, to deflonos of preeent picture. veneer ...... $249, agenta for art and an- nut veneer...... 9179. * Rejrraoad’fi Butter - Knwt icomhattlng tha New Deal by merely General Terry's orders, ba attacked N R A had gone through jmhappy tique* that ^ n i could find. $850.00 9-Piece'18th C ^ tu ry Suite, genuine See this demonstration, ^ e n prove to experlenoes under one - s w rule Inhaled Poison Gas While Try- Br^ ia Bude with foil .fimaaifiag it. tbore baa developed a what he suppoaad' a stogie vUlage, Another famous foagfald loos $195.00 10-Piece Early English Suite, walnut mahogany...... $298. ANDERSON and and the new system' of board con- cream miBc. not ricimmed ’sBMrtaMOHL n ot.too wall thought era* Diniahade, whose real name vimeer ...... $179, ing to Manufacture Trans- yourself that these results can be obtained only to find hiraaatf oonfronted by trol should be given a chance. was IJIHan Flahor. She's now M m $875.00 9-Piece 18th Century Suite, genuine or powdered. M aad piOMd, movement toward parent Rubber. the entire Sioux natloa. Rsno, Frank Farley, la the Parts editor 9195.00 9-Pieca 18th Century Suite, genuine' mahogany ...... ;...9298, i by using an Electric Range in your own He Grabe the Spotlight mahogany...... 9179. m ielaff e f Pramdent Rooeeveit, ’being a bettqr soldier sad lass o f a “*,-**^*^‘ M'J probably $485.00 10-Piece 18th C e n t ^ Suite, mahog- * Made with aabieached lom’. home. NOREN When Hutchins gets to anywhere, win be furtoua wben ./-kte reode leotofi oa a belated reaUxatlon lunatic than Custer, s a s ^ moot of 9225.00 9-Piece 18th Century Suite, wnlnuh any ven eer...... I...... $450, Chicago, Nov. 19.— (A P ) — A scl- you simply can't see anyone else entlst'a eageriiess to speM his e IbatJM W C M I catch more filas with his command though bis fessis were veneer ...... 9179. • The only eleetrieaiiy haked for hi* dust. Ha is brilliant, but ar- Not all of them far* so beppily, $1950 ll-M e c e Jacobean; hand carvied solid K rlment vritb transparent rubber Meats and Groceries with vtoegar. heavy—and has been crttletaad ever rogant; dynamie, but trritottog: tha o f eourae. sun Zlsgfokl $225.00 9-Pieea Sheraton Suite, solid maple. .$195. Bread hi ComacticaL Our Free Trial Plan will oak...... $1000. s caused his death. COMPLIMENTSa kind of go-getter who brings home A MaMb ago d w oeboea wore bo* since for not eaniWnlng hlmaelf and girl. Rosa GUlard, hoe beoram a Dr. Eric von Fuetoe$rg-Gebauer, enable you to do this with- TeL4076 -mS bacon and th* rest of th* buteh- waitrea* to th* a u b Rlebman. by ootetlea agotost hi* soldiers in a. glory gesture. ar-ebop aloog 'pi I t $8, died yesterday from tha effects • ?>’■ twiatid ~ thna keeping And Maty. Marco, who .basM ae^ Of hydroschloric ad d to hla lungs. it fresh far daya. out making any initial in- We Are Co-opurstiiig rodioaliam of Captain Benteen, commanding the A t least so say his acquatot- tog a chorua girt waa a runner-up aoess here, who believe he - eould OPEN THURSDAY A N D SATURDAY EVH^INCS UNTIL 9 O 'a O O C He died without learning whether Itaw , from the other Ban king wing to tha btunder- for the Utle of Mias Amerioe. ia •It's made with OCCIDENT vestment. draw tbe crowd from General John* hla rubber compound as tranMwr- B^ith the Blanoffictiirfini fif ore g lw B the tm- a hat-check attendant at the Casi- ing attack, also eaved hla three oom- eon'a tent seven nights a waak. tn t aa glass wUI be aucoesaful— bU FLOUR. no da Pnro*. Bula Jarvla, oom a associates believe It will. panlas. tt was otOy Custer's per- Room at ths fositog about Huteb- wtggtwdanoar for TmtaT The scientist inhaled hydrogen Range now on display in Theater Lobby. OCaDENT FLOUR sonal command, tha four traepa at taa was due to tha fact that lekos s ^ tl^ets to a Broadway movia W. Harry England sponeoted him. It chloride gas while transferring a thoator. Maty Ana Bnuon. a WATKINS BROTHERS quantity of It from one conuitoer to Who Are SpoMMriag th* fieventh emmatuttog lU oenter, S e m S u t o w n * ^ 1 ^ * * OMf i at eO. ------A. _____-Aa—s_s toaot o f tha to m rthm aaTw another Thursday to a Gary, Ind., Movie: which was dsetroyed. In on sM t« dtviriena o f known aa Lillian Lorrotoa, la look- emmsnt than ths FIFA, interter laboratory where he worked to addi- Manchester Green Store When even totcUIgent writers can ing for a Job— eeeepttontat, ooMo- at AfiANCHESTER, CO NN. tion to hla duties at Northweatoin The Manchester Electric Co. "BALING MADE Penartmswt. ofl krioR. and woiBM, Mikier, o a y t^ . m V' ' ' '

MANCHBHrER EVENING HERALD. MANOBSariER CONN. MONDAY, NOVratBER 1 9,19t< MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALO, MANCHira'rER. CONN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER is. 1BB«.

Uoo," today causes only about Sva called at Mr. and-Mra. Clayton A. p. m. OxfordI OnOrange ball. Fridiy, per oent of tbs total number of UiUsi and at Mr. and Mra. Wilbur USE WI NDOW BOXES 2 p. UtchfleldhfleldHlgh eohooli- • START TOY REPAIR 5^ . y ^ HEALTH A D V m dsatbs. -I t baa bsaa brought undsr N. Hlllsr Monday. Mr. Taylor's p. Bu, Stom.I. Saturday, a p. m., SJkN ewDeal father taught at tbe Whits school itnam 4-H elub. Sunday, 4:80 p. OF FOREIGN LdcaLStocks N.Y. Slocks!™ ® ™ ^ Ihr ' s. . ; DAILY RADIO PROGRAM ooatnd tbrougb psnotial bygisMs, andU u ampis provlaka for aanatorliun doming Bmaet's childhood and it TO SAVE WILD LIFE m., Middletown Flret Congregation- ears, prneautlona la laolating eaasa te 45 years since he vteited the al church; 8 p. Vtip River . JOBDHMEDUTELY (Faraliliig ky Pataam * Co.) Adam Emp ...... Tii ONMARKETTODAY MONPAV. NOVIMBIR 19 (Central and Eastom SUmdard Time) nSTATECITEb Ceatral Raw, Bmrttort, Own. to atm tta apraad aad madam eenea o f hie boyhood days. church. tARS INSTALL BARRON Air Raduo ...... lOSR 'V Matei Alt proereme le bey aad betie ehaliw or jerenpe toMvM obImm nvn matbods tor Sadtng eaaea aaity with Sand and Gravel Should Ba EntortafnBiiit Joneses Bed: e«eat te em t ( *• s> aselcnatlon tncludei >n avelteble etsUoiie. 1 P. M. Slbeka Alaska JuB ...... 17 IWeflremi eubjeet te eMnte. P. M. Cent. bait, tb# aaalstaaea at taa X-ray. Placed in Them and Different tare at Gathorlng St'_ Allegheny ...... t% lilt— Slit — Bobby Beniea — seat. Modsm prnvtnUva work baa pro- Fpodti Placed There for Birds. of William Tai^ingtACieiC COAST—k«o kfl kaw korao •lie— 7iIS—Doronadero — aaatt Butb FamiKss \gathsrlng about* tha knowlsd^ that dlseaasg of adult of the church was not sufficient to freshments. Such .soccer fane ' Aetna Fire ...... ;.. . 44 46 eveiy other oountry. bbq bfad ktar ka« k»o Roger!, tkateh—mldwett repeat treasurer. Theie officers will be tn- packing them awa; lor the season, tha WethereD New Andl- Steps planned for V. F. W. acUvlUes of the South Manchester Fire de- Anaconda .... < . . . 10% dustrial stocks showed further tend- Thanksgiving tsativs board in this life, oaneer, heart dleeaei , nephrltU etalled next Wednesday evening, cover expenaea so the envelope sys- Jack Rooney And Tommy O’l Aetna Life ...... 15 17 Armour HI ,....< . . . 6 encies to break away from the de- By WILLIS THORNTON "w ell, I admit the govern- Cent. Baal. iiae— 7i«4—Boake Carter. Talk—ba- according to s bulletin today of tbe In Washington this year to secure partment arc again repairing toys ala: Betwoen the Beektnde—weet aad dlabetea arc on tbe laerenae November 31it at seven p. m. Mr. tem was adopted. Mrs. Chaiiee with violins snd Dick NUtbolA A. i the payment of the adjusted service Automobile ...... 34 36 Atchison ...... »4% pressed utilities In today's market NEA Servlco Staff Oerreopoadoat ment’s got to stop into s lot el ditO- lite—Slulera Mala Trie, Veeal 7l00— giOe—6. Rebleen'e nueWraea— fe t of 1984 wtU^faave more to be OonneeJeut Nature League. to be distributed at Christmas. The Conn. General ...... 4I4S— ii4»—Cast, Tim Healy. btamsa aad new methods ia tbe next 50 Thienle is to be a guest speaker, The league recommends that the Sumner, Miss Annie Alvord and John Hillman with guitars ry Head. certiflcates; a widows' and orphans' 24% 36% Auburn ...... 36% and selective demand gave the list, CHAPTER 1 things It didn't use to bothei l0»— SMC—CufaVt OrelieAre—eaat; naele; Manhattan Meede—Dixie thankful for health-wise than In kindly consented to smuse with thaiK work, which Is now in its third year, Hartford Fire ...... 68 60 7l1l— till — Bdwln C. HIH'e Cam. yean must ba developed tor their witb Judge Ralph M. Grant doing Sower boxes be used os both deco- Mra. Elsie Jones mads the esmvaae. pension; placing munitions plants Aviation Corp .. ... 4% as a whole, a moderately firm ap- with,” returned Ps Jones. "Bui Olek etaele, Rasarter—mldwaat monte—bxala: Manhattan Meede— any other year in hletory, aoeording Tbe annual Red Oroas drive Is un- musical ability. Vocal aeieotlonB f ' has increased greatly and last year Hartford Steam Boil r 67 — Pa Jones tossed the evening lie— tiie—Myatarleua lilanS — eaat: oontrol." the inatalUng. It was in the fall of rative and serviceable winter feed- \ under government control during Balt and Ohio .. ...16 pearance. it oiight to do It in just as few Dixie; organ Reeltal—waat to the weekly bulletin of the State der lyay. Mra. Margaret Haling is well known petaona In soccer i jm ttM praMBoa of over 200 it was not until December that the National Fire ...I,. . 68 60 casee as It can; only when It’a Tem Mix. tkeUb—nidwatl repeat 7iIS— lilO—3te. Paeternieh Caneert 1919 that the Wapping. " r * was ing staUons for tor ^ and InsMtlvor- wars and gave the members some- volunteer workers got underway. Bendlx ...... 16% After n brisk first hour, trading paper onto the living room table. •ise— tiie—Sreee-Reale News Oerled IdlS— fiOO—Reao Paneelte A Oreheat. Department of Health which today chairman. will also constitute part o the i. gueeU, memben o f local veteran Phoenix Fire ...... 69 71 absolutely nsesasary to^ prevent l i » - Siie-Ceral Oele. Seprane contained a retuine of public- health started, ao this Is also to be a fif- ouB birds. "Remove thj frost-killed thing of the plans to be instituted There were so many broken toys Beth Steel ...... 29 activity dwindled and scattered 'This whole New Deal business g----it s------— I l l s------— Ble a k A Sully’e Big I b t w- At the annual meeting of the gram. The card party will start i and auxiliary groups and members, by National Commander James B. Travelers ...... 390 400 Beth Sj;eel, pfd . ... 63% some kind o f steal." ties—lOilO—Wayne King to o progress during the post 60 years. teenth anniversary celebration. All summer plans and fill the box level given to them to work upon that it profit taking was In evidence. Senti- s got me all crossed up!” be fits—lOitS—Publle Health.. j l t h Pregr“ rom (HEAD with coarse sand snd gravel," tbe Tolland County Farm Bureau, Alex- 7:30 p: m. and the drawing of priWS^ Aaderaoo-Shca post. Veterans of Van Zandt this year. " Public Utilitio Stocks Borden ...... 26% ment, however, seemed to be quite Up to AU De JiSisue— Tlie-oane a OlaM^at a ton - There will be r uch leas cause for parents and friends are invited to be in tbe Olympic turkey raffle will made It nei^ssary to work late each Conn. lElec Serv . . . . 86 40 grouched. ‘T can’t figure out where t;4K-10i4»—Bmary_5k'— .— ~ -- - — ^uteeh’e Vlalln there at 7 p. m. bulletin dlrecta. "Add sprays of ander Bunce was elected tresaurer. Foreign Wars and AuxUlary seat- Year's Work Ontllned Can Pac ...... 11% optimistic despite the gloom which T don't agree with that," came SiM— 7il»-AI narnard, Raul Dumont lOiOS— l l d n — Olen Dr e y Oro h e itra — eadnees on the 1984 Thankeglvlag Alexander Bimce has completed a take piece during the evening. Ta^'S •d their new officers In an Impres* Inspector General Lee outlined night to get the work done. Conn. Power ...... S3H 35H I am from one day to another, or e.li— 7:«e—To Be Announoed oaet: Myrt ind Margo—wait rpt than thefe was In years mast, for C. Daniel Way returned to his Mr. and Mrs. Janes M. Preston, cedar, jun.p r, bsyberry, stag horn- Case (J. I.) ...... 62% continued to surround the power back Jonee, Jr. T think that the 7lM— Sise—RIeherd HImlwr Oreheel. igilS-llill—Olen Oraira Oroheaira— house to houee canvass for Farm morrow night the Olympics will - aive public ceremony Saturday the work planned for the year in bis This year the members of the Greenwich, WAG, pfd. 45 SO Cerro De Pasco 7i»e-— itlO-Menday — BveninBvenine Oeneert half a century ago IT people out of home Saturday after passing the who are members of Wapping ed sumac, bittersweet, cate brier .. . 88% and light equities. Some of these where all this ctuff Is leading the government is in our private lives exit; Henry Bueae Orehet.—weet and dried grapes over the gravel. Bureau membera to can y on the meet at 7:80 at the East Side R ec.'^ Bight from 8 until 10 o'clock In department and described the Home company and other volunteers have Hartford E lec...... 49 61 Ches and Ohio . ... 48% SiOD— tlSO-aypelee Ceneert Orebeet. lOiIS—111*0—Kate gmllb A Her Mutle every 1,000 died annually while to- week with his eon. Dr. Walter D. Orange, have been entertaining Mra. Issues even displayed mild reslst- country. It's worse'n a flve-iing and businesaea, and that*It ought a:10~ (lie—The Heute Party—alea e Small grains, dried breat* and simi- work for the coming year. Early returns of the tickets are ' 'nnkar ball. The installation cere- for Widows and Orphans at Baton decided that they will again take up Hartford Gas ...... 45 Chrysler ...... 88% lliOO—lidlS—Joe Htymat A Oreheatra day the rate has been cut to 10 Wsy and bis family at Westport, Lillian Wilder from Keene, New urg^ eo as to complete the raffle do., pfd ...... 45 ance, although their rallying powers circus!" to go ahead. The government Bi«winrfxu.saatmin Cenaeri also e IlilS—liilS-Claude Hepkina Oreheit. lar material wiU aid in making Mrs. Walter Glesecke entertain- moaiea were proceeded by a supper Rapids, Michigan. He told what the task of getting toys ready, but Coca C o la ...... 148 were feeble. Site—ieit»-The National Radio Pe< deaths per 1,000. In those days one N. Y. Mr. Way purchased some Hampshire and Mr. and Mra. Frank for Saturday night. SNETCo...... 100 The family turned In their chain nothing but all of us working NBC-WJX NETWORK your window ba- a popular ren- ed tbe Ladles Society of the Con- ssrved by a committee in charge was being done by the dtate De- instead of waiting until December 104 Col Carbon' ...... 72% Commodities were without any and looked at Pa, astonished. He W A eould look forward to a life expect- oows ia Vermont during tha week. a a rk from Aletead, N. H. They too o f Mrs. Edith Mahoney at 8 o'clock. hfanufactnilng Stocks gether, and it's through all of ISiOellTlioe-Orumltte a "den." BAtIO — Baati wjt wbo-wbaa wbai Seventeen members of Hebron desvous for appreclaUve smaller gregational church Thursday after- partment of Connecticut to enlarge 1 to start the work, thex have de- ComI Solv ...., ... 31% particular trend. Rye got up a cent didn’t often speak right up In mset- lene—lliie—Jeeee Crawford, Oreanlel ancy of only SO years. Thle expect- are attending the meetings of tho Am Hardware...... 18H 30H that the improvements of the wham kdka wgar w|r wlw wiyr wmal; Grange joined the National Grange wildlife." noon. Sewing for tbe Manchester Anxlliary Ceremony their interest In this valuable prop- cided to itart as soon as possible Cons Gas ...... 32 or so a bushel at Chicago, but the ing like that. For John Jones is just ture are going to come. ^.eaet; Oene a Qlen—weet repeat MIdwaiti wcky wtor wla kwk kwM ancy has now been nearly doubled Nations] Grsnge st Burimell Me- Memorial hospital was continued DOUBLE FAN DANCE erty. the only veterans' home sup- and are arranging the work shop to Am Hosiery ...... — 85 leise—llise—Will Oebernt Oreheatra— koll wren wmaq keo wkbt It Is quite certain, the bulletin said, in Hartford Friday. The Connecticut Nature ' League, The Auxiliaiy officers were in- Cops cAl ...... ,9% other cereals wore only slightly im- the average head of the average "For instance, in this New, Deal. asst: Menday Oanaert—weat rap^t NORTHWnST A CANADIAN — wtmj morisl of Hartford this wesk. Mrs. recentl; o.-ganized at the sugges- from the previous meeting. It waa stalled at 8 o'clock In the main ball ported by an ex-service organisa- get underway at once. Arrow H and H, com .. 13H 14 H Cont Can ...... 80% proved. Cotton was a bit flrm'er, family. And the Joneses are just Iftee—ltiee—Buddy Reeare Orahe^a that more grandparents at the 1984 Mr. aad Mrs. Charles Fish and Wilder WBS one ol tbe esndldatea dOn pfd ...... 95 There's no use in just setting wiba katp webe wdey kfyr erot otot their children, hlrley and Calvin, tion of the State Board of Fiaberiee voted to present the church with Chicago—If a single fan dancer by Mrs. Agnes Poloquln, depart- tion in the United States. They have a committee at work Com Prod ...... 68% and rubber futures sagged. Bonds The Peqple Across the Street. things back on their feet and try*- IliSe—lilts—Anaen Wetka a Orebeet. SOUTH — wrva wptf wwne wla wjax Thanksgiving table will be oonsld- for the Seventh degree. Billings, and Spencer .. H wfla-wtun wtod wem wmo web wapt erably older than In the early days, Mrs. A. H. Post and Mrs. E. E. and Game, ia composed of over 8M collection plates and have two will "pack ’em In" what happens ment president of the Veterans of Dancing was enjoyed until mid- collecting toys to be repaired and if Del L and Wn . ... 17% Were quiet and steady, with U. 8. ‘Take us," Pa Jones went on. ing to get back where we ware In OB8-WA8C NETWORK Tbe Felloarcraft club of Ever- iroung men participate In this work. night with music by an orchestra Bristol B r a s s ...... 26 28 widx wamb kvao wky wfaa wbap kpm alnee adults are now not only en- Foote, Mrs. A. W. Ellis and Miss asture lovers. To aid in the conser- when you double the attraction T F o n ^ Wars Auxiliary, assisted by there are any who wish to donate Du Pont 98% Government securities still pointing The government's got a hand in 1988. Even If we did, what would BAilO—Raeli wabb wade webe woao wool ktba kthe wtM xrave green Lodge Of Masoni, A. F. A A. vation o f irildUfe, in the face of pre- This will do sway with ths present One tavern found out—it at- her staff officers. Mrs. Bertha directed by Frank Valuszi, chair- do.: p fd ...... 96 __ WMb wxL wer wkbw wjme whk rtlw MOUNTAIN—koakdyl ktlr kghl joying a longer span of life hut are Clara EUls, were vtsltora in Hart- broken toys that might be repaired — Egstman K od a k ...... 109% upward. Sterling was off nearly a everything we do these days. We It mean? Another smaabup sooner Wdro wean wjaa wean^wfblwepd^av PAOlPIO COAST—kgo kfl kgw komo M., No. 114, will give a card party dictions of an impending severe way. Pearl Glesecke sang two tracted such a crowd that a "dle- Wethcrell of 123 WeUs street was man of the poet entertainment com- Cose, Lockwood end B 140 Elec and M u s ...... 7%cent in terms of the dollar. The gold active longer. More bahlee are liv- ford Thurediy. They spent tome and be ready to distribute by Christ- _ pay our mortgage Interest to the or later, and probably worse. ‘wmea wbna: Mldw^i wbbm wlbm Ahq kftd ktar kpo time at the National Grange exposi- at their Temple in Hiatt Windsor winter, it is eponeortng free lectures solo numbera which were greatly ap- turbance" call brought police squads. Installed as president with the fol- mittee. ColUns Co...... -... 66 Elec Auto Lite ...... J. . . . 36% currencies were a trifle higher. government. Our savings account ibmbe knex wswo whaa ing to grow up today due to bettor mas those who are heading the work "We've got to fix it so that It Cant. Bait. cere, at and after birth. As com- tion at the State Armory. Htil next Friday evening, November by Sumner Vmton on “Tbe Beauties preciated. A musical game wee In- The otfieera stopped the show end loorlng other officers for the year: Many Oaests Colt's Firearms ...... 33 26 Gen Elec ...... 19% Shares of American Telephone Is guaranteed by the government. BA8T—wpc wbp wibw whoa wibs wfee are anxious to get them as soon as Eagle Lock ...... - _ won’t happen again. And who's were wioc efrb ebae wtbz liOS— lios—U. e. Army Band Ceneert pared with a loss of 100 or more Tbe "Jolly Four" will not con- 23. m the Commonplace," la 18 towns troduced by Mrs. Bunce. A bounti- took the dancers jail. a ^ o r vice-president, Oertrude Post guests at the ceremony were; 30 Gen F o o d s ...... 84 got back about a point of their Hours and pay down at the store ItSS— lilO — Preif-Radle Newt Pa. ful lunch wee safved to fourteen. Harry Flavell, Manchester Pipe possible. This can be done by dialing Fafnir Bearings ..... 60 60 going to do it? An of us—and OlXIt—wgat Wife Wbro wqam wdod riad and Three X SloMre In bong habies for each 1,000 botn y ean ago tinue the donees at tbe Gilead ball Mite LUlton Lubury entertained end cities this week. The schedule Buchanan; Junior vice-president, 8138 and already there has been Gen M o to rs...... 80% previous losses. J. C. Penney was are set by agreement with the gov- Mra wrse wlaa wdeii wteo Md wrr friends at her home last Tuesday The 4-H Cooking elub will meet to _ that’s the government! gi4S— gi4i—Lawoli Thomas — oastt lees than half that number are now during tbe winter. follows: Mrs. Mae Christiansen; chaplain, Band; E3mer Hotchkiss, Grand Fuller Brush, Clast A . 7 Gillette ...... 14% up nearly as much at a new top for 'btrh ktaa waoo koma wdpo wh« wdaa Orphan Annie—repeat to mldwoit with Mrs. Wilts Monday evening to QUIET PLEASE volunteers who have offered their ernment. lost Many Gilead friends o f Mrs. evening, when Mies McCracken of Monday, 3:16 p. m., Madison High Mrs. Edith Massey; treasurer, Mrs. Army of the Republic; Daniel Walk- Gray Tel Pay Station. 10% 12% Gold Oust ...... 17% the year. Gainers of around a ‘The dividend we're going to get "Ma eaya bread went up. Tbars ,wb|a wdb] wwva wmbe wale wmbr tiOS— 7iOS—Amos 'n' Andy—ooat only ' plan the year’s work. er, Manchester Chapter, Disabled service to pick them up and bring Hart and C o o le y ...... — 125 right, but it went up so the far- waS ktnl kfke wees wdnx wnox kwkh gill— 7;1S—Willard Robleen Orehet. Families which gathered for Charlotte Phelpt, attended her fu- Hartford, entertained the Get-To- school; 8 p. m., Cheshire Reforma- Rachel Munsie; conductress, Mrs. Hudson Motors t ...... 10% point Included May Department next week on our account in the iitS- 7iMh-Red Oovle Serial gketah Clay Center, Kas.—The City Coun- Elisabeth Brimley; guard, Mrs. American Veterans; Albert V. Lind- them to the hose bouse If it Is not Hartmann Tob, com.) - _ 5 mers and the bread wagon drivers 'MIDWaaT—weak w|1 wmt wmbd witn Thanksgiving dinner in Connecticut neral at St. Peter's church la He- gether club. tory Tuesday, 2 p. m.. Mill Plain possible .or those who have such Int Harv ...... 88%Stores, Sears Roebuck, Montgomery busted First-Fidelity .Bank comes iwibw kfh kfab wkbn weeo wabt beej gi40— 7i4l—Dangaroue Paradlae, Skit church, Waterbury; 8 p. m., Wal- A kitten In lola, Kan., was bom cil would like to find a curfew sys- Margaret Brown; trustee, Mrs. say, Mons-T'pres Command, British do., pfd...... 30 25 could get more money. Shirts wnax woo 7iOS— liOO—Jan Oarber Supper Club 60 yeera ago hod lost 281 members bron Wednesday. Mrs. F. D. McLaughton of South gifts to bring them to the hose house Int Nick ...... 23% Ward, Union Pacific, Lcew's, Du from an RFC loan. Joe Barnett's 7ilS— SiSS-Tha King Guard Q Loren Bertholemew reports cap- Windsor Is in Boston, Mass., stsylng lingford Grange hall. Wednesday, without hind lege. It walks on its tem which won’t disturb the Bleep of Ruth Frasier; delegate to County War Veterans; Arthur McCann. Int S ilv er...... 34 27 Pont, Jobns-Manvllle and Radio youngest boy is In one of those Went up, but they went up ao the IMOUNTAIN—kvor hli boh kel by dIphtheHa. Lost year, there Army and Navy club; Allan L. Dex- themselves. Int Tel and Tel ...... ' 8% ri4S— gi4S-Phll Uerd frem Hie Ship turing a 30-pound coon recently. with friends, while her two youngest 3:80 p. m., Essex .school; 8 p. m., front legs and propele itself with tbe older folk, A bell curfew wag CbuncU, Mrs. Elizabeth Phelan. do., pfd...... 64 68 Johns M anvllle...... 86 Preferred B. Western Union re- CCC camps. The Millers, down the cotton farmere and the mill work- COAbT — khl kola kfre kol k ^ krl SiOS- tiOO-Woakly Mlnetrala Shew were only 16 deaths from this die- Presented With Oift ter, Dllworth-Ounall post, Ameri- Landers, Frary A a k . 31 83 ers could get more money. Yfbklrai) kwg kem kdb ksmb l«b tits- tdO—Threo-AsI Rtdie_____ DramaIrima ease and only three deaths thus far Loren Fnicbie, of Mr. and eons are being treated in a Boston Norwlcb Baptist church. Thureday, tta tall In a manner akin to the abandoned for that reason seversL-'. Kennecott ...... 16% cover^ 2. Fractional Improvement street, are on relief. Cent. RaoL tiOS—IOiOe—America In Mutle, Oroh. ' Mra. Joseph Fracbia, while driving 3 p. m., Woodbridge Town Hall; 8 kangaroo. years ago. A t the conclusion of the installa- can Legion; Lawrence Converse, New Brit. Mcb., com.. 3 6 was shown by General Motors, "And until all these people do Ihls year. Since those early days hospital. Ward Cheney Camp, United Span- do., pfd...... _ Lehigh Val R d ...... 11 "Even the money I’ve got”— get more money, we aren't going 4 i l^ liie—Jtab Armetr4ne—44 onlyi tits—lOiSe—To be Anneuntad his automobile In Manchester Wed- liiera are many memben of Wap- tlan ceremony Mrs. Poloquln was 30 LIgg and Myers B ...... 107% Chrysler, U. S. Steel, Case, N. Y. Chleaee Orian Intarlude—wait lOiOO—lliOS—Hal Kamp'a Orahettra— idiss which smsokeaw, president. Army and Navy ler took charge. He spent some time a car driven by John E. Conway of covered only recently. lette-Heckler Motor Sales investigrated Auburn just as thor- cU:h auxiliary; Mrs. Isabel Duke, in Manchester on Saturday night the first series of the giant S-43, be- Rockville, which was approaching ing built by the Sikorsky Aviation president, Mons-Ypres Command, and was able to secure sufficient from the opposite direcyon. As ^4 Its first network broadcast of a XauIiIomccI oughly as we investigated them* ‘ They were equally well Co., was made this morning with result of the crash. Miss Grant sus- Bitlah War Veterans Auxiliary; help to get the plant In operation regularly scheduled professional Mrs. Myrtle Armstrong, president, Captain Boris Sergievsky as pilot, tained a fractured skull which rS' GOD LIVETH YET pleas^; what they saw at the Auburn factory and what this morning. He will continue to football game has juat been placed CLOTHIt Despite the fact that the seas were suited in her death the following Mary C. Keeney Tent, Daughters of operate It as the owner and just at on the NBC schedule for ThankagiV' Vnlon Veterans of the Civil War; heavy, the big plane was able to day at the Miemorlal hospital here. they found out in comparing the new Aubums with all other present be la working on orders that leave the water In 13 seconds. The ing. Thte contest will bring to' Mrs. Bertha Lewie, Regent, Oxford were received when the company The finding says that Brennan ad- plane which la being fitted as a mitted he bad been drinking prior P.M. I gether the Detroit Lions and the Pariah Chapter, Daughters of the was closed down. 4:80—ERA Orchestra. Chicago Bears at Detroit in the carss convinced them that Auburn is the one they could most American Revolution: and Mrs. training ship for transoceanic ex- to the accident and that there was — REVIVAL CAMPAIGN — There were but four employed In 6:00—Newe. morning. Rose Converse, president of Mary perimental flights, left the water at also evidence that his car had been THorauJ-Tub K n g e r - P a f i e h enthusiastically recommend to their friends* They are now, the plant this morning, but It la ex- 8:36 a. m., and was In the air for an Involved in a minor accident in 6:16—Agricultural Markets—E. J. BuahnsU Cheney Auxiliary, U. 8. Try these tonight: Wether—Msintaini water W , V. Auxiliary of this town and pected that this, number will be en- hour and 20 minutes. The boat was Rockville a short time before the Rowell. OUAIITY CONtTSUCTION 6:80—Kellogg Singing Lady. WEAF-NBC: 7—Ray Perkins; temperatures. "Cuthioned” also prepared to meet the service needs of Auburn owners Mrs. Oertrude Clem of Hartford. larged from time to time. Mr. Mil- flown around Bridgeport at various fatal accident. Brennan was un- CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE waihing with smezing tpeerf. ler will still continue to conduct the heights and speeds. With Captain 6:46—Ldttle Orphan Annie. 7:46—New schedule for Uncle Ezra; Child Star Mothers able to recall the previous accident 466 M AIN STREET MANCHESTER With or without water pump. with a courteous, experienced staff and the most modem Mra NIcolina Anderson and Mrs. business that he has In Sterling and Sergievsky chief teat pilot for Si- or anything which happened from 8:00—Air Adventures of Jimmie 9—Eypsies concert; 10:30— Radio will divide his time between there korsky company, were his flight tha time be left his home in Rock' AUen. forum. Sen. Borah; 11:80—^Will Os- equipment* Mary Irish, Manchester Oold Star borne’s oreheatra. W I S T I N e N O U S I Mothers and E3mer Hotchkiss, Vet- and Manchester, keeping the Lynn mechanics, Michael Provlkoff and vlUe until be regained consclousnesi 6:16—Ray Jones, singer. star of the Civil War, were aleo the Leather Company in Manchester. Winiam Deeder. at the hospital. 6:80—Preee-Radlo News. WABC-CBS: 8:80 — Charles C O S T Y O U i l t S P I S special guests of the post and 8:86—Hme, temperature. Hackett, tenor; 9—Rosa Ponselle; 6:46—Lowell Thomas. 9:80— Block and Sully; 10:80— Re- auxiliary. . NOVEMBER 20 to DECEMBER 2 Inclusive YIAB The appointed officers of the 7:00—Amos *n' Andy. sumption of Doctors, Dollars and auxiliary are; color bMrer No. 1, 7:16—Plantation Echoes. Disease; 11:80—Kate Smith's music, o New 1935 Models Corrina Murphy; color iiearsr No. S, 7:80—Red Davit. GddltiMIHl MHM Beatrice BeluccI; color bearer No. 7:48—Dangerous Paradise. WJZ-NBC: 7:S0—Ited Davli; a:45 g, Ruth Frasier; color bearer No. 4, 8:00—Jan Garber's Supper Club. —Phil Lord's ship;.9—Minstrelg; 10 are here now so that yon can see for yourself why they were Loyola Oalligan; patriotic instruc- REV. JARRETTE and DELL AYCOCK 8:30—King’s Guard Quartet. —American women's program; 13— tor, Florence Peterson; historian, POPULAR MARKET 8:46—"Seth Parker," PhiUlpe Lord Guy Lombardo'r tunes. so enthusiastic about these motor cars* W e pledge you that 85S MAIN STREET JMIflia Wilaoo; plamst, LUliah SUBINQW BUILDING and Crew. What-tCL expectTuesday:_____ Vbcrt Okiakoma City, Okh, " 9:00r-Oreater Mlnttreto. WEAF-NBC: 10:80 a. m., —NBC these are the M est cars In all Auburn history — and the Barron Installed 9:80—Princeea Pat Players musle guild; 8:80—^Women’e radio “Strange Lady." review. greatest values* They offer a distinct departure from the The post installaUon of officers WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP Sp/rmer-Dryer-^Mtestt began at 8:16 In charge o f Past De- 10:00—Mayfair Orchestra. WABC-CBS: 8—Columbia Va- gen riMf wsriier yea can buy. partment Commander, James Daley 10:80—To be .announced. rlety hour; 6:30—Underatandlng Wathee, blues, rineee, damp- commonplace, and bring you next year’s betterments now. of Hartford, assisted by Depart- 11:00—^Tlme, weather. Music. driet. Safest, too, with ment Junior Vice Commander 11 ;16—RKO'Midnight FroUc. WJZ-NBC: 3:80 — Music Magic; . iateriacldiig tphuier Ud. eYon lunrt • right te txpict Ow We cordially invite you to compare, ride in and drive them* lames M. Breen of Hartford as of- TUESDAY SPECIALS WEDNESDAY Every 11:80—Rockefeller Center Orches- 9:16—Ithaca College choir. gcer of the day. The following post tra. wether you buy to give tetisfwtiati and sfftoers were seated for the year: 13:00 Midn.—Hotol Waldorf-Aitorto i«ve you money fer yeort. Then by all AUBURN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY. AUBURN, INDIANA eommander, William Barron: senior HEAR Orchestra. vlee-eommander, William Leggett; STEAKS STEAKS STEAKS Week Day A.M. LOCAL COUPLE OBSERVE meone aee tbeoe amaring nctr davelep^ DIvigleB of Cord Oerporatloa lunlor vice-commander, Harry ib lb 13:80—Great Northern Hotel Or Mathlason; chaplain, darence chestra. SILVER ANNIVERSARY manta by Weetlngboute; Come in today* Wethcrell; quartermaster, Edward Learn bow predrioo manufacturing* Frasier; officer of the day, James Round Siriom Porteriiouse THE Night At gysas; trustees, Edward Cobb, Mr. and Mra. (Carles Woikl' oiormoua prodnetioo, and eoenomical _n em as Murphy, John Glenhey; ad- Freeh Chekw Rib JCnd . fotant, WllUam Allen; sergeant 7.30 O’clock house of Eaat Canter Street elling, give you greater valueand major, John L. Jenney; quarter- TRUTH Are Honored by ‘Party Sat- Mra jrou money* sergeant, Harold "Dougaa; SHOULDERS Chuck Roast Pork ROAST (Except Satorday) urday. advocate, William Fortlh; surgeon, Blldlng Gustafson: Ur. aad Mrs. Cbariee Woodhoum ‘ John CBsnnsv; sentinel, Paul 12V2« »>. 12V2C «>. 12^^« lb. OF THE Sundays At Pregram for Menday, November 19, of 881 East Center etreet, were patrioUo instnictor, 1984, AO. t. honored by sixty of their friends KUpatrlck; historian, Law- Freeh P.M. end relatives at their home Satur- Radman; color bearers, Ed- Beet Cafe Shoalder Lfek 4:00—VtoltiBg America's Little Steiubud Waehee—Owatle Down Oobb, Albert Jacobs. day evening on the occasion of their GOSPEL 9.30 A.M. House. 2oth weddbig anniversary. "eutbiomd" wsthiac with Spmem RIBS STEAK SAUSAGE 4:16—Carllle and London wlOi During the evening Raymond unusual epeed. a e f e t y e r r i n g e r Payment tbs doss of the ceremony, Warwick Stotera. Hildebrand, pianist, and Robert has telf-adinstlag roils. With Dspartmant Commander Daly 4:80—Chicago Variety Hour. er without water pump. ~^sa Past Commander Neal Fraher, violinist furnished music. 10.45 A . M. 8:00—Baeeball School, Jack On- Mr. and Mrs. Woodbouse received witb a past oqmmander'a 12V2* ">• I2y 2« »>. Rev, and Mrs. Jarrette Aycock 15* ”>• PREACHED slow. many lovely gifts of silver from Oommandar Bairon Intro- EvanffcUstg, M usidans "and Singers 5:16—Sklppy. Phone today for a home demonstration MBder Archie Kil- their friends, snd a chest o f silver Rich Creamy Maeaster Aeaartoi Packaga & 7.30 P.M. 6:80—Jack Armetrong-AII-AmerL from their children. m chairman of the eve- of OUahoau Gty, Okla. can Boy. no 9-eyladtr, and short addresses The dining room table was ap- 6:45— Gordon, Dave and Bunny. propriately decorated in silver and The Manchester Electric Company IMr-wkoAl * ; 88 H. P. iF M O fa t aogtM . n« stnight _ BOOS CHEESE CHEESE 6:00—A Newoomer't Impression whUe, with a large w eddiu cake 116 H. P. Idreoaatag BagtM,tlM, fow-wigM k y ta i J X -p lM - A < of Hartford. for the centerpiece. A buffet sup- 19e Ib. 8:05—The Old Song Book—Jean per was served. 2 *«• 2'’^ 25c Talcott, Ivan White. Guests were present from Spring- Prieeg at tbe factory: 8896 aad M f r ' Six 0)rka9er ears; |9M aad ap fer Bight Q A a fer — MUSICIANS 8:16—Bobby Benson and Sunny field, Bristol, Bridgeport, Worces- Jim. ter u d West Hartforf. J l VV MAMCHJS^ER EVENING RERALX), MANCREffPEfc. CONN. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1 9 .1 9 ^ RELIEF O m O A L S To Play A t Recreation Center Friday Nigrht pa, PROMINENT Local Sport ROSE BOWL HONOR iUYWRIGHT.DEAD ANSWER SENATOR . MAYGOTOSOUTH WEST SIDES HOLD UTH-AMERKS TO 6 TO 6 T DEATHS Chatter'^ Edward Berger AiAor ud Noted Film Di- Edward Berger, 63 a resident of Declare There Is Little Waste The final games o f the C. C. I. L. Wapplng for the past six years, and ran true to pre-game predictions Ahbama u d Minnesota Only a brother of Alexander Berger of in Directing Work ~ Give and as a result. Meriden High CROCKEn SNARES LONG PASS, M. H. S. Loscs Grid Finale, 24- rector Once Pauline Fred- that town, died at the Manchester emerged ss league champion with Unbentoi u d Untied Memorial hospital Sunday. He had Bristol In second place. The Silver erick’s Hasbaiid. been In poor health for some time Ont Figures. City eleven smashed out a 14 to 0 RACES 40 YARDS FOR SCORE; ------HtOH GRID RECORD — ’ and had IMn an inmate of the hos- victory over Middletown Saturday, Teams in the Coutry. pital for the past five weeks. while the Bell City outfit tu m ^ 7—Norwioh Free Academy .19 Before coming to Manchester he back West Hartford 15-0. WINDHAM HANDS LOCALS 6—Hartford High ...... 26 Washington. Nov. 19— (API — Rec Senior Cage League Beverly Hin*. Calif., ?^ov. 19.— operated a farm In New Britain, •—Brletef High ...... 45 The relief administration, accused of Pasadena, CWlf., Nov. 1»—(AP) (A P )—Willard Mack, 66. actor, but because of failing health he The only blot on Meriden's record —The chances were strong today CHAMPS SUPERB ON DEFENSE 0- >Wmt Hartford H igh...... 6 playwrlfbt and fllm director, whose sold the farm and moved to Wap- "shameful waste” by Senator Borah for the season was a '7-7 tie with that the Rose Bowl bid will go ,to S—Meridea High ...... 21 4 8TH STRAIGHT SETBACK 1— East Hertford H igh ...... 14 marital affairs made him one of the plng. He Is survived by his wife IR., Ida.), figured today that 11.6 West Hartford. Bristol's lone de- the South this year, with AlahaiM, and a daughter, the latter living In the Utbs on the SS. Tha Llths tore 9—MId(Uetown High ...... 26 Opens Season With Four naost colorful fla res In the theatri- per cent of relief expenditures dur- feat came from Meriden, 6-0. West a successful previous visitor, favor- New Britain. « off a first to the 25 os the game •—Mlndhom High ...... 24 cal world, died at hla home here late ing August went to pay administra- Hartfotd finished in third place. ed to make a return bow. The funeral will be held at the tive costs. The Crimson tide and the big- Sooth Elders Tom Back Eight Threats, Tally oo Sensa- ended. laat night of a heart attack. He had TO END DISMAL SEASON *8 187 funeral rooms of Mark Holmes on Officials said this compared with The final league standing follows: ten fettered (Sophers of Minntsota Bob Bagleoon, Crockett and lult- been 111 two weeks. Woodbrldge street Tuesday after- ano featured for the West Sides, 'Mack, author and director of many administrative expenses amounting W L T P stood out as, the nation’s.leading un- tional Play in Secoid Qoarter; Intercefted Forward Ace Quintets in Action noon at 2:30 A clergyman from to 11.3 per cent of total relief out- Meriden ...... 4 0 1 13 beat«r"and untied grid elevens and while Feldler, Slaga, George and the Monchaater lint waa dlsallow- notable' films, was married four: Hartford will officiate and burial Tony Rowe stood out for the Lithe. . ------. ^ ...... times. In each ca.sc he chose a wo- j lays for July and 10.8 per cent for Bristol ...... 4 1 0 12 the chances were long when the Red and White rmuhes ed. for Scranton, Oeioelef for Clapp; will be In the Wapplng cemetery. May and June. Pacific Coast conference’s champion PaTos Way for North Enders Touchdown March ia the The Summary ShorUy after the opening of the ! Croeewaite for Dane. /«• •« |_ I__I e ' notablea as Tommy Faulkner, Jlm- man for his wife from his profcs-! The funeral will be held at 2:30 West Hartford ...... 3 1 1 10 They asserted the Increase in re- Middletown ...... 2 0 6 —probably Stanford—sends out Its UneUpe: West Sides,—Is, Henry; secondId iiuorter, (»b b snared one ot Statistics: First downs, Manches- l/irCUlt inClndeS Lrean ot l my Oorman, mu Nelson, sari Bis- Sion. o’clock Wednesday afternoon at the 3 It, Q. Dugan, Johnson; Ig, lulleno; cent months was largely the result East H artford...... 1 4 0 3 call, tbe 'Bama boys will get It. Worst Year Sbee 1925; Prochihaska'e pasace on Ikancheeter’e ter, 5;. Windham, 11; forward poss- I sell, Raymond Campbell, John and His first wife wa.s Maude Leone, funeral home of Mark Holmes on 3rd; Dirty play Marks Game as West Side Stage c. Wolfram, aunther; rg, Bisscll, es, attempted, Manchester, 16; well-known stage beauty. His second of well-digging and other drought Sy Byer and His Orchestra wUI make their tnlUa| appearance In Manchester Friday night when they Manchester ...... 0 5 0 0 Should tbe faculty of the Western ,85-yard llilia and ran ^ w n the west W’oodbrldge street. Rev. David Car- relief adllvitiea whloh for one reason will play at the School Street Recreation Center. Have been playing at leading ballrooms In Connecticut and break the Big Ten's post eSason Wolfram, Anderson; rt, MistTetta; side of tha , field, avoiding three l^ndham, 5; passes completed, Local Court Talent; East i ny Hedlund and ^ te Anderson. marriage was to Pauline Frederick, ter of the Federated Church of New York. re, Crockett, J. Clppola; qb, Angelo, Melo Leads Thread City Manchester, 4; intercept^, 3; manager of tbe team star of the stage and screen. Mar- or another had been charged to ad- Still stunned and bewildered, as game shackles, Minnesota would b< Comeback After 19-0 Trouncing in tke Openen tacklers and acroae tb. Wbidham , » I Wapplng will officiate and burial Happeny; Ibb, Gunther, A n j^ o; rhb, Windham, 2; tntercepte’d. none. Sia m mMlt g m iir .N s v v which is expected to prove one. of jorie Rambeau. for many years a ministration. who Isn't, by Yale's magnificent tri- neck and neck with Alabama in the goal line. The play was called back, will be in tbe Wapplng cemetery. race for the Invitation. A. fiiaglason; fb, R. Eagleson. however, when Referee Wheples Penalties: Windham, 105 yards; ORieS m e w Hmj’MYJ,. the moat foSSdablt In Uie team. stage star and later a character I Spokesmen at FERA headquar- umph over Princeton in Jungletown Eleven to Its Second Win I ters said anything below 14 per cent parents plan to have a doctor look Saturday 7-0 we are still able to de- Alabama must beat Vanderbilt LUh-Amerke—Is, O. Rowe, Mlko- saw Cobb step a foot outside the Manchester, none. Itr .1 • If p ' 11 • i Army and Navy actress of the screen, became his Frank W. Veomans. was considered "good administra- THINKS TWO INVOLVED him over, but tliey e.\piesscd confi- Saturday to keep its slate clean. Playing a superb brand of defense football that halted all but Uat; It. Zelonis; Ig, KrapaiUs, Niel- sidelines. Score By Perlode Watkins-Y Faces Monarty!, ^rmy aub wmch third wife. His four and laat wife, Frank W. Yeomans, l3, a former YOUTH ABDUCTED rive some satisfaction from the fact Windham ...... 6 0 12 6 - 24 tion." dence he Is all right. Embry bought Minnesota has Wisconsin to subdue. sen; c, Bktabert, OJeavage; rg, T. Shortly after this Manchester ^ I has been extending its setiviUea In- who sat at his bedside when the end resident of Hartford, died suddenly him cough drops. He refus^ to eat that we emerged with a percentage one of nine touchdown threats by a highl.v>favored Lithuanian- Despite Heavy Penalties. - Touchdowns: Procbasl.o, 2; Mar- No Comparison IN MURDER OF CHILD of .750 In our pro-game selection of The East lost ground In Its case Rowe; rt. Spencer, Murdock: re, Ty- flashed for a few moments driving »r ,, ,, , to all lilies of sport during the past came, was Beatrice Banyard. early Sunday morning while visiting In some quarters the coat of ad- them linless he was given candy. over the week-end with thg first de- American eleven, the West Sides eme^ed from the second game ler; qb, Fiedler, Moriarty; Ibb, D. tin, Melo. Hme, four 11-mtnute pe- nrOS. 1 OniOrrOWt ' | .year, has a team that should also Wrote .Maii> Plays relatives in Willlmanllc. He leaves winners, hitting 15 out of 20. Her- down to the Windham 9-yard line riods. ORlc.als: Referee, Whaplee; ministering relief funds was com- THOUGHT KILLED He was licking a lollypop when he feats suffered by Syracuse, Navy of the town title grid series at Hickey’s Grove yesterday after- Mitchell; rhb, Slaga, fb, Kovis, Var- ty virtue of a 30-yorrt pees (rom I go places In tbe circuit. The Uncup One of the most piVific of modern his wife and six children, Mrs. E. R. got home and declined breakfaet on bert Barker, AP selector, had 21 out The eurtain was rung down umpire, W. C. Eddy; head-linesman, pared with expenses encountered by of 29 for .724, while Harry Grayson, and Princeton. It still has unbeat- noon with a 6 to 6 deadlock, as stunning an outcome as the rick, L. Rowe. Haraburda to Wolfram and line " — I includes the Solmonds brothers. dramatists. Mack was the author of Griggs, Flushing, N. Y., Mrs. Joseph Father of Dorothy Diateihurat the ground tba. be had just had Woll“ >lff. the Red Cross during recent major NEA sports editor, and Jock Suth- en but tried. Temple. Colgate vrith a Score by Fertods the most disastrous football cracks by the quarterback, and Sully and Al, and Whitey Bychol- scores of plays, including "Tiger Blake, Grantwood, N. J., Mrs. H. D. Givc.s First Interview Since his. Lith-Amerks’ 19-0 triumph of a week ago. As tiec are not West Sides...... 0 6 0 With lineups that include tbe disasters, but relief offlclalB said ad- erland, Pitt coach, both had 14 out defeat by Ohio State, must be con- 0—6 1 which the..Manchester kigh elev- Squatrito and (Campbell, backa'. skl. Bill Courtney, Orlando Oarrone. Rose," "Her Man," "Canary Dutch", Hotison, Waltham, Mass., Fred L., The Givens girl has waived extra- counted in the series, a third game, and possibly more, will be Lith-Amerks ...... 0 0 6 0—6 cream of local basketball talent — Patay Posscantelll. Roy Fraser, Bill ministrative costs of the two or- Girl’s Body Was Found. Posse Presses Search for of 23 for .609. Ncedle.ss to say, all sidered. Pittsburgh, a frequent ens have participated In years Sat- The drive came to naught, how- “Men of Steel." "Miracle Mary." Willlmantlc, Conn., Frank F., Man- gantr-atlons were classified gp. differ- dition, Embry said. She wrill be guest here, also had an outside necessary to decide the championship. First Downs stars who have performed brilliant- Leone, Ernie Tureck and Fred missed on the Yale-Prlnceton out- urday, When the Red and White l e r , when Jelo snared Harabur- ‘King Queen Jack", 'My Friend chc.ster. Conn., and Harold D., .Sta- ently they could not be compared brought back to Lexington immedi- chance. Rough one IMrty ... ' West Sides ...... 0 1 . 1 da’s pass on the 4-yord line -end ly on tbe chalked courts during tbe VVbippert. Jeff Blanchard ia mana- ten Island, N. Y. Also one sister, Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 19.— (APi come. BAHALINO TRAINS Judas," "The Dov'e", ami many accurately. ' Two Slayers of James M. ately, probably today. The Gibbone In the Southwest, Louisiana State More than 8,000 fans saw .the Lith-Amerks...... 3 0 S 3—8 bowed to the Windham eleven, 24-0, Windham was drivlnp Manchsetar post decade—four teams swing Into ger of the Army and Navy five with Jennie S. of Flushing, N. Y., and one — Expre.sslng the opinion that "at family, the father declared, Ic not tended lateral pass threw the pig- others. The Red Cross estimated Its ad- least tw-o" persons wero responsible and Rice, unbeaten but tied, ' also rough, bruising battle, in which the skin Into Speneer*i arms on the Forward Passes—West Sides com- in a game which may hava set a bock again os the half ended. action in the Rec Senior League at iMdte Quish as coach. Among bis screen plays were brother, Clarence F, of Bridgeport, bitter and will be inclined to favor New Britain High clinched myth- pleted six out of ten, one Inter- ministrative costs amounted to 5.43 for the algtuctlon and murder of slx- held hope. north and south end rivals teemed 10 as the quarter ended. record for penalties. Two More Soares the School Street Rec tomorrow "Madame X." and "What Price In- Conn. The funeral will be helcr cent for drought relief work every clue to the crime ebould be Waco, Tex., Nov. 19.— (AP) — reached a ellmax late in the third yards; Lith-Amerks, 82)4 yards. The opening games wiU find the Conn. Burial will be in Wapping The state kidnaping law under mal path of defeat this season with and D. Mitchell added three more Touchdowns, ChDckett, Feldler. them, that over Stafford High. right and left sldea (or good gains tario, Canada, Sept. 17, 1878. Charles during 1930-1931. In all of these Investigated thoroughly. It was his Fear for the .safety of one kidnap a 19-7 victory tn the opener, closed quarter when Leo Rowe of the Lith- Manchester, with no vletories, was Fistic Natural To Be Fought Bast Sides facing the'A rm y and W. McLaughlin was bis real name. cemetery; which the gtrl Is accused imposes leaving a foot to go for a touchdown. Officials, Elarl Wright, referee; Tom at the opening of the third quarter. Navy Club at 7:45 o’clock with Red Cross operations. It was explain- first Interview since the girl’s body victim was expressed today as posses an unbeaten and untied season Sat- OF BATTLE UNSCATHED Amerka kicked Captain Walter the underdog at tbe outset of the HIGH VS. OLY-MPfCS He w-as educated in Brooklyn, N. Y., from one to three years in prison.' On the next play, Sloga fumbled Kelley, umpire; Jake Moske, head After a eustolned drive, Martin WatkIns-Y meeting Moriarty ed, a great deal of administrative was found.' pressed a search for two youths who urday by capturing the Eastern Crockett In the face, his heavy, game and throughout the 44 mln- went over for Windham’s second Sports Editor, and Georgetown University. Start- and personal service was rendered by sought to evade arrest on a murder Police Judge Clyde P. Burton has eleated shoe tearing a slsable gash and Cushy Dugan recovered for the linesman. Time, 15, 12, 15,12. at State Armory in Hart* Brothers Firestone Service five at • Mr. Diateihurst said he planneil Connecticut-Western Rhode Island West Sides on the one yard line, B ufea of play the locale were com- touchdown, but .'riled to net the ex- Dear Sir: ing bis career as a newspaper re- volunteers without coat. to confer with Attorney General J. charge of abducting five persons and set preliminary bearing for Tues- Expect Varsity Letters Will Be In tbe latter’s cheek. Up to that 8:45 o’clock. Two games will- be day. He said today that he will Conference title, trimming Bulkeley Eagleson kicking from tbe end pletely outplayed and out-generaltd tra point played each Tuesday night in the I was wondering if a game could porter, he turned early to the stage Did Not Include Pay Carlton Loser, directing an Invest!-‘ driving away in their motor cars. of Hew London 21-6. Awarded to Players in Major point, Croekett hod played a sensa- by Captain Donahue and hie blue- ford Not. 26. be arranged for 'Tbaakiglvlng day and for several years was leading Red Cross headquarters said also The two, Joe Averett, 23 and Roy either hold the girl to the Grand tional game at and and bod fur- sone to hie 40. Feldler took the Manchester took to tha air after League. Mrs. Sarah Hayden gation into the crime, in an effort to Games. kick on the run and raced to the Jerseyed men. between the Olymplci, and High man in a stock company in San estimates of administrative expense Curry, 26,, both of Hubbard, Tex., Jury, which meets in January, or nished tha outstanding thrill of the ORIOLES TURN BACK they found they could not gain Moriarty Five shed any possible light on the case. Jimmy O’Leary, Wesleyan var- nine yard otripa before he was Take Tea Penaittea through Windham's line sad one of school soccer teams. I have fol- Francisco. Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah did not Include pay of doctors, Saying he thought Dorothy Ann have evaded capture since Satur- order a sanity hearing. stru m a by anaring a twenty-yard Each team entered Is limited to Gibbons expressed thanks to Lex- sity end, ought to be close to the New Haven, Nov. 19 — (API — pushed out of bounds by Crockett. An odd fact ritb which may or Hareburda’s wild passes was snared Hartford, Nov. 19— Battallno’s lowed cloarty both toanw this sea- Hayden, widow of Robert Hayden, nurses, family workers and other was forcibly taken as she walked day night when James Malcolm Yale's varsity eleven, correctly stat- pass and racing forty yards for the on eligibility list of ten players. The who died Saturday morning as the ington and Kentucky and Tennessee top of leading scorers of the Cardin- KovIb loet a yard ea a roveree and LAFAYEHESeTOO may not be something of a record, by Prochaska who ran for the third eogerneas to be In the pink for hts Moriarty Brothers team, formerly son. and feel that a close contest personnel performing services to vic- home from kindergarten laat Sep- Stewart, 25, of Katy, . wa.s found al team Uiie season. The former ed as to actual numb^ers, victors West Sides’ touchdown In the sec- would result. result of an automobile accident tims of the disasters. police and to the Department of ond quarter. the Lltha tried three etralght passes and which speaks volumes for the counter. Hie kick for extra point bout with Jimmy Leto at the Hart- the West Sides, la headed by George BYRD SENDS PLANE tember 19, Mr. Distcihurst added, "1 1 here with two bullet Manchester High athlete grabbed over an ancient foe, Princeton, re- that fell Incomplete, the lost in the was blocked. ford State Armory, Monday night, Hoping thi(i can be arranged. Wednesday night, were held this The relief administration, dis- don't believe, one person must have j wounds in his head, Ju."!ttce for their Work on the case. On a day which would have been Initiative and aggressivenees of the Stavnltsky, former Grove City Col- afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home He also thanked the newspapers another pass in the final game t((rned to their academic studies to- Draatie Peemlty end zone to give the West Bides the Windham team, was le Imposition Melo captured another Manches- November 26, Is evidenced In the In- Yours In Sport, tributing Federal funds among state taken her and managed to drive a | '•'•’c first four persons abducted day with, thoughts of that other bat- better for baseball than football the lege star, and Includes such lumin- of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. for their co-operation. against Rochester Saturday to give This bit of unsavory business boll on their own 20. by Referee Whaples of ten penal- ter pass after the score stood 18-0, tensity with which he is training. aries aa Ty Holland, Johnny Fal- J. R. FLAVELL. ON 200 MILE FUGHT relief Hilmlnlstratlons at the rate of car. I think there must have been |the. pair were released unharmed Wesleyan its only score tn a 20-7 tl- which Is pending—Harvard — eoot the Lith-Amerks a penalty of Orioles, junior town champs, travel- and Mrs. John Hayden of H04 East about 1135,000,000 a month, figures Weet SMee Boore ties, for a total loss of lOS yorda. but Windhem was i -nallsed twice Thursday he boxed four rounds, koekt, Phil Wellea. Lorry Maloney, at least two." • but the fifth, an unidentified man, defeat. next Saturday. half tbe distance to their goat line, ed to Rockville to take the strong •Middle Turnpike, and at 2:30 at St. the cost of administering relief In Bob Eogleson's pose to Mistretto, Of these penalties, three wre - Im- in succession, 15 yards each time, two with Freddy Koran and two Wilbur Hadden, Francis Mahoney, A crumpled little body, found last I has not been found officers said. In the Yale student body the 22 H yards. Eailler In the game, Lafayettes into camp by the score ohd Martin’s 14-yord run around Fire Men Out On Trip to Map Mary’s Episcopal church. Rev. the single state of Idaho - Borah’.s Tuesday in a shallow grave on the Officers expressAl the belief that on Ineligible receiver, gave the Llths posed in the first period, two for with Eddie Mays and then finished Edwin Jolley, Joseph Breen and PICK CAUFORNIA Manchester High's football team eleven iron men have gone to a Spencer of the Llths Incurred a of 6^ . The game was bitterly five yards each and one for IS Manchester’s left ehd end Prochas-. Best Route to Mount Grace James Stuart Neill officiated and state- during September and Octo- outskirts of Nashville, was Identi- Stewart, a former Hollywood dra- the ball on the 25. Feldler loet five fought from the opening whistle to up with eight rounds nn the big and Fred BIssell. The team is managed during the service John Chambers will not play a post-season game pedestal which had not been reared 15-yard penalty for unneceosary yards. One IS-yard penalty was ka’s line bucking warn not enough to by Walter "FriU " Wilkinson. McKinley. ber nt 8.98 per cent. fied as that of Dorothy Ann. matic student, has been killed while in imagination before the squad for yards on a reversa and then Slags the finish and the Orioles managed little baga and in calisthenics. JThis, sang, "Jesus Lover of My Soul," Borah will make a radio address with the Alumni on Thanksgiving roughness on a play that for a mo- plastered on the Blue eleven in the Wpe out the penalties and the third coupled with his road work of the East Sides Team Hocke\^ Distcihurst advanced the theory resisting an attempt to steal his mo- ! FOR GRANGE MEET Day. Coach Tom Kelley said yes- Princeton. The fond hopes are that ment seemed due to result in a free- threw three paines, all of which fell finally to push over a touchdown and "Rock of Ages." Organist John on relief tonight. Harry L. Hop- tor car. i second period, whi Manchester quarter ended with the bail In morning, would have seemed a full The East Sides team also hoe a Little America, Antarctica, Nov. she had been kidnaped for ransom terday that school officials did not Vale will stay there. Light work for-all. R woe a punishing clash all incomplete to give Uie West sides with but two minutes left to play. Cockerham accompanied him. kins, the relief administrator, .said the ball again on the 31. Ekiglaaon flashed once, making Its only threat Wlndham’B territory with plenty of day, but It wasn’t the end of the goodly share of former Rec Five By AS.SOC1ATED PRESS 19.— (A P )—Chief Pilot Harold June "by someone who knew all about wish to arrange an attraction that only was planned for the team to- tbe way, players being knocked out This score climaxed a long march yards to M. The bearers were Hamilton Met- at his press conference laat week us", but that ".something went (CoBtIniied from Page One) lifted a 50-yard punt to the Uth’s 25. from their own 10 yard line. of the game. Three 15-yard penal- program. Bat picked up two com- and National Guard players, includ- NATIONAL LEAOUE •nd four other men of the Byrd An- calf, Thomas Ford, Samuel Pratt, would conflict with the annual cross day. Each player will be checked eveiy few plays or so. But one In- ties for 45 yards were meted out In Campb^I muffed a pretty pass that Borah had failed so far to fur- wrong" and she was slain. Making no heedwroy, Feldler booted After an exchange dl punts by panions after the gym wrorkout ing Domenic "Ding" Farr, Billy Toronto 5, Chicago 0. tarctic expedition circled Mount Joseph Parka, John MacDonald and AUSTRIAN ENVOY country race here on Turkey Day. for bruises. To all outward appear- jury, aside from Crocket’s, was re- the third quarter and three more from Cobb at the opening of thi, Dowd, Ernie Dowd, Ed Kovis, John nish proof of any specific cases of Ransom notes, he said, containeil wore the golden sash of the Gr(uige ance every man came through the out of bounds on his owm 45. An- which the Lafayettes had pushed and they spent three hours hunting New York Rangers 5, St. Louis 9. Grace McKinley, 200 nautical miles James Taggart, all of Manchester. waste. during his brief extemporaneous ported, a possible broken collar came In the fourth quarter for off- fourth quarter, which with an open in the woods back of Farmington. O'Leary, Edgar Opizzl, John Stur- INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE east of here, at 5 p. m. today. nothing that would establish the contest Saturday in fine shape. The bone su ffer^ by Marcus Moriarty, other exchange of kicks followed the Orioles back to their o-wn ten field ahead, might have resulted in Burial was In the East cemetery. speech. Smiling genially he was The mystery of Chet Sendrowski's which gave the West Sides the ball aldes, for a grand total of 105 Bat rambled a few miles on this ex- geon, Rena Corns and Stanley Kat- Syracuse 3, Wlnd.sor 1. Tbey had taken off In a biplane identity of any su.spect in the case TALKS WITH DUCE non-appearance In the lineup of the forecast Is that Yale will offer the substitute Llth quarterback. yard line, Katkavech elected to take a score. Haraburda then tossed except that a comparison of hand- given an ovation as he entered the on their own 2Q. Ab Eagleson yards. Manchester suffered no pen- pedition and it completed what was ka'veck. The East Sides will be Detroit 1. London 1, tic. from here at 2:37 p. ra. and were .VIlM-rt .Mrlsiehlun West Sides Is a mystery no longer. same team against Harvard Satur- a chance and run the ball from a alties during the gome. long passes, several ot them away managed by Edgar Ansatdl. writing might shed some light on Connecticut ball. day. It seems likely that the Blue Reversal of Form reeled o ff five yards oft tackle, then fake kick formation. This was certainly a busy day. CANADIAN-.AMEKICAN LEAGUE headed Into the impenetrated glacier The funeral of Albert McLachlan ASSERTS GERMANY (Continued from Page One) He has signed with the All-Bum- The West. Sides were a rejuven- Dlsplailng an assortment of good over the heads ot -be receivers. Leto too is hard at work. Jimmy The Watkins-Y Providence 4. Ouebec 2. of 30 Ridge street, president of the the crime In the event an arrest sldes for the rest of the season. will be held to eleven men playing. took a pass from Bob for a first to good for ten yards but when the Cobb kicked to Winuliai 's 30 and wastes of Marie Byrd Land and wa.s made. ated outfit yesterday. They were the 31. On the next play, Bob line plays, Windham started out nt works at the , Charter Oak gym The WatkIns-Y team, last year’s Boston at New Haven postponed along the prolongation of the Kdsel F. T. Bllsh Hardware Company, Walt Crockett Is also with the Bum- Varsity letters to go to men who next play did not gain he kicked. Prochaaka returned the ball via the league Champs under another name, , .signor Lcdokow.skI, the general of have played in either of the major outrushtd again, eight first downs Eagleson rifled a 20-yard pass to The kick was partially blocked and the opening of tbe game to go where Bat also is training. Bat to Tuesday (no icel. Ford Range which Admiral Byrd was held this afternoon at 2:30 HAS LARGE ARMY ! the Order of Jc.sus, and was prepar- STRUn STILL LEADS sides and If he’s held to his contract to four, but had perfected a de- places. punt route to the same Spot on the goes there first, checking In each has been playing for several years TONIGHrs SCHEDULE o'clock at the home. Rev. Watson next Sunday his loss will be a,terri- games and the desire to reward Crockett, who outraced a host ot Rockville was In pos.session of the Manchester end of the field. discovered Nov. 15. ing for a second conversation with fense against posses that wrecked would-be tacklert and crossed the Squatrito ran back Windham's afternoon about 12:30. Leto ar- with a roster that Includes such No games scheduled. Woodruff of the Center Congrega- fic blow to the West Sides chances some who have done gruelling work ball on the 35 yard stripe. In an Flaal Counter June and his companions were dls- ROVAL BROTHERS SOUGHT Premier Mussolini. during the season with the substi- the U tb aerial attack. What’S final marker for a touchdown effort to score they opened up an kickoff at the whistle but Manches- rives about 2:30 after the Battalino ^ tch ed on the trip by Rear Admiral tional church officiated. 'The bear- "Italy's support, ’ he said, "is all SCORERS OF NATION of evening up the scries, more, the champs had a forward ter could not penetrate the Wind- Windham’s final counter came retinue has left, but one day this ers were: Karl G. Seaman, Christo- French OITicial Decliircs Heich nmmmnnnfn lam tutes are likely to be remembered. Moriarty, safety man, made a gal- air attack but this was cut short Bicbard E. Byrd for the dual pur- Has Over Five Million Men the more appreciated by us and is wall that withstood no less than lant try for the fleet end but could when August Intercepted the pass ham line and Cobb kicked to Wind- after Melo intercepted Hafaburda’s week they met and there was some |k>ae of exploration and rcronnals- pher Olenney, Nathan B. Rleharda, ' GREEK PRINCESS S HAND all the more efficacious because A bard fought football game 1s eight onslaughts within the 25 yard pass at midfield and ran it back a good-natured kidding with the fight, Alexander Johnston, Herman Mon- Beady. By Associated Press not stop him. tuliano’s attempted on his 15 yard line. Then the l m's 35. Prochaska and Melo iance mapping. Italy does not link it to any preten- generally a pretty rough affair but line and was beaten back only once drove through for two first downs yards. of course, the topic. tie and Irving Wickham Burial Although held scoreless \.hile his roughness to the point of dirty play- pass for the extra point wa.s Orioles .started their victorious Beside June, the men In the plane tion or political condition and has team bowed to Ca,negie Tech laat to give the Llths a tie instead of the blocked. The half ended a moment march. The backs ripped the crim- In a row, the latter, the spark-plug A neat shovel pass, Prochaska to There Is no ^rsonal bitterness was In tlie F.ast cemetery. Heport Says Duke of Kent Be- never attempted to interfere in jur ing, such as took place in the towm 6-0 defeat they seemed headed for. Were Co-Pllot William Bowlin, Ken- Paris, Nov. 10, (AP) Tlic dec- week. Art Strutt, Duquesne full- later. son jereeyed line to shreds with line of the team ripping off . nica 20- Clapp gained seven yard." and suc- between Bat and Jimmy but the Bett Rawson, navigator, Joseph Pel- lieved That Prince of Wales internal affairs on the ground of title game yesterday. Is something And to add the final touch In this cessive gains through the line most Intense rivalry. When Bat was Mrs. .Vnnn K. Ulehiiuiii laration that Oermiinv could put an back, still led the nation In the race Tyler took the kickoff back plays and passes until they finally yard gain. Prochaska then dropped Iter. aerial mapping cameraman, and services she has rendered. else again. It would be unfair to | drastic reversal of form, the West back to pass, tossed a lateral to his brought the ball down to Manches- in retirement, Leto mounted the Funeral services for Mrs. Anne army of 5,.')00,000 men into the field W as About to Propose. for individual football scoring hon- twenty yards to midfield to open the pushed over the last white line. The ^ r l Petersen, cameraman and radio "Nor has she ever interpreted her heap abuse on the entire Lith- Bides unleashed a passing attack of third quarter, being pushed out of running mate on left end and made ter's 10-yard line where Melo. on Hartford fistic throne and ever E. KIchman of .1 Strieklanil street, in 1035 was made today liy Leon ors today. Amerks eleven for the unpleasant- lineups: operator. Archimhnud. reporter of tlie budget. Belgrade, Yugoslavia, Nov. 10 — relations with us In the sense of a their own, completing six out of ten, bounds by Dugan. On two plays. Orioles; M. Sivikla, J. Bwlkla, re; a 15-yard gain. At this point the two line bucks, took the leather since Battalino returned to the game were held this afternoon at- two (irotectorate. She considers and re- The leader in each of the coun- ness that took place yesterday but one of which brought a touchdown. over for the laat score. Prochaaka’a Byrd assigned Kawsun, the .son of o'clock at the William I*. Quish fu- In a re|iort on tbe h'reneh war lAP) It was stated upon high au- try’s major groups or conferences Kovis made it first down to the ArchIvy, rt; Comber, Balchimas, rg; Imposition of one of the several ma- hla one ambition has been to dis- a Chicago banker, to do Uic navigat- spects the autonomy and independ- players who forget that football is a By .Associated Press jor penalties against Windham pre- place kick was wide, the final score lodge the Floridian. Late has the No. budget asking credits of 5,6H0.215,- thority here today that the Duke of follows: Outcome in Doubt West Sides' 31. On the nexL Brannlck, c; F, Rubacha, Ig; A. 990 neral home on .Main street. Rev. ence of the Austrian state as some- sport and not an outlet for" venting Lewlsburg, Pa.—If they had just being 34-0. ing when It became evident that Leonard Harris of the South 000 frapes ($.176,200,000 for ne.xt Kent hastened his engagement to Bust It was an amazing comeback by a Spencer got a IS-yard penalty for Scarchuck, It; McCurry, Yavnrsky, vented a score with the ball on the same ambition as far as Bat is con- thing natural. " ' personal differences should not be lopped five minutes off the'last quar- 22-yard line, Windham Was set back cerned and a fierce battle looms. toyrd's health would not permit him MeUmdlsI church officiated at the year, Princea.s Marina because he had' a Strutt. Duquesne ...... team that w'as licked to a frazzle in unnecessary roughness and the West le; August, Katkavech, qb; Daigle, Stage Brief Rall.v 102 countenanced on the playing field. ter Biicknell's record of never losing to Manchester's 37. The Garden A. C. today announced to make the fiight. service and at the grave. The bear- . "In a few n.onths," .said the liudg- nation that If he delayed proposing , Paciflr Coast the opened and it left the ultimate Sides took, the boll on their 40. Bob rhb; Olandcr, Ihb; Klbolda, J. Bcar- Manchester staged a small rally When the plane took off. It was to the beautiful Greek Princess the: a home game since October, 1929, outcome of the scries in consider- Elagleson’s pass was knocked down 8f»r« Nullllled the price scale for *hls bout—$1, ers wero: Harold Walsh, Beverly ct reporter, "Germany will be Grayson, Stanford ...... 70 The scries officials, Earl Wright, chuk, fb. in the closing minutet after another oarrylng a gross load of 18.00U Dougan and Frank Dart of this stronger on the land tln'in in 1914. Prince of Wales might offer his hand I KIDNAPED CHILD still would be intact today. It was able doubt. The third game is but Spencer caught the ball for an Lafayettes: Thomson, le; Lynch, With this advantage, Manchester pass, 0>bb to Wolfram netted 30 81.50 and $2. Requests for tickets and the throne of England. j Rocky Mountain Tom Kelley and Jake Moske, tn the last five minutes of play that scheduled for Hickey’s Grove next interception on the 49. should be sent to the Garden A. C., pounds. The weathcr*was excellent town and Frank Little of Rockville, "Wo are far 'rom the Treaty ot Hardin, Col. 'Teachers . .. handled the affair in a most admir- rt; H. Saytryb, rg; Tanner, c; Bretz, held for down.., and Scamton kick- yards, bringing the ball from mid- With a light south wind and the Versailles. Despite the treaty, the The Prince of Wales, according to 57 i Starsky fumbled a bad pass from Sunday. A victory for the Llths Tie Up Battle 14 Morris street, Hartford with Burial was in the East cemetery. RETURNED TO HOME Southeastern able manner, leaving no doubt as to Ig; Kowski, It; W. Satryb, le; W. ed down the side of the field, the field to Windham* 30, but the drive Wins The ^25 Overcoat Ls'ague of .Nation.", and the disar- an Informant, realizing that there center and Campofreda of Western will and tha aeries, while a West Feldler booted to the coffin comer money order or certified Check. temperature only a degree or so be- Simons,'Tulane ...... 5 6 1 their determination to have the Pruttlng, qb; Hobey, rhb; Dickinson, ball going offside On Manchester's was Bbort-livsd, aa Haraburda, low xero. The visibility was unllmlt- mament conferen o, the enemies of were few eligible royal princesses j Maryland recovered over the goal Bide triumph will tie it up. Another after several Incomplete passes and Ibb; B. PrutUng, fb. 18-yard line. Manchester foiled to recklessly tossed pastes until Melo, Hartford ticket Agencies will have left in Europe, had begun to manl- i John.son, Kentucky ...... 55 : game played according to the rules line for a 6-0 victory. tie will prolong the aeries Indefin- Elagleson was forced to punt from the tickets on sale early In the week. •d with shallow altostratus clouds France are Interislvely preparing .'Continued from Page One) I of sportsmanship. ' in and Cobb kicked to hie 46. the alert Windham pass-snatcher, lying lightly In the sky. 900 FEDERAL WORKERS for war as though it were to be in fcNt sentiment in favor of Marina, j Big Ten itely. the end tone to his own 31. Feldler captured another and started heav- Kostka, Minnesota ...... Michigan, noted for Its ability to Windham ripped off two more first Byrd shook hands with each of the near future, it Is by maintain- whom he had kn wn since early i "Did you brush your teeth?” 54 ------New Brunswick, N. J:—RutgSrS CMckett Feafurea , was stopped In his tracks by win when outgalned by its oppon- downs and Prochaaka rippad ing hla own. The game ended at Givoi Away At Glenney's ing a strong and well-eijuipped girlhood. Jackie was taktm aback. Southwest I The Manchester Green baseball did more than defeat New York Uni- Without question, the finest per- Crockett. D. Mitchell hit o ff tackle the men before the takeoff. June I team will meet at the team’s hcad- ents, outgained Wisconsin this sea- through right tackle and and for 24 mkifleid as Malo, a boy you will no LOSE JOBS ON TESTS army that we can hope peace will Prince George. It was said, got "N n ," he admitted. Wilson, Southern Methodist 48 versity for the first time slnc6 i#25, formonea of the afternoon was con- for eight yards and mado first to doubt hoar about at soma later M TEN GRID TEAMS pulled the ship Infh the air after a I quarters tomorrow night at 7 o’clock son, scoring 13 first downs to tbe yards for Windham’S first score. On not be threatened ’’ wind of his brother’s growing ten- "Did you mi.s-s your toothbrush?" Southern when the Scarlet scored a 22-7 vic- tributed by Crockett. As in the tha 21. Sloga and Kovis made It Bacigers' two, yet lost the game, the try for point, Windham woe off- riate, when ha la tn college oponglet, medium takeoff, then circled around Cornelius, Duke ...... to perfect plans for the reorganiza- Archlmbaud a.sscrted that infor- derness for Marina and decided that i "Yc.s mam" 44 tory Saturday. The triumph evened first gome, he was tn on virtually first to tbe eight Then Feldler - . side, the suecessful plunge across ijtereepted Manchester’s lost pass the camp once to coordinate navi- j Employes of Prohibition Bu tion of the team for the 1935 season 10 0 UNDEFEATED, UNTIED Saturday Night (Stlon bearings. The plane was | mation furnished by Marshal Pe- if he himself were going to win the Suddenly Jackie remembered his Big Six the series between the two schools every play, tackling like a demon. smashed into center for four yards. from Squarito and raced 25 yards reatt Who Failed to Pass Ex- taln and other sources show that prize he must propose without loss two-ycar-old brother. Neal, Iowa .State...... 42 at 15 victories apiece with two ties. At times It looked as though Kovis was stopped without gain. through the entire left side ot Man- headed straight on Its path within of time. The following Blueflcld players Check over your tickets carefully and five minutes of the actual tnkcofi aminations to Brinff Suit. Germany tn 1014 h d a total of "Where's Bobble?" he demanded. Missouri Valley Crockett was playing every position Sloga whittled two more yards and chester's line. New York, Nov. 19. (A P )— Ten 480,000 n(en divided as follows: j arc requested to attend a meeting It was said that was why George His father had been tending Wasner. Washington U. ., 31 Milwaukee—Fritzo Glojek, fourth on the West Sides team as be was in on tbe fourth play Feldler went The Summary teaips heither beaten o r tied, 14 see if you have the right stub. An army of .Kkl.OOO men; j flew to Yugoslavia instead of going slightly toward sternness in his de- tomorrow night at 7 o'clock: E. string scn(b quarterback from Mar- tha thick of the fray every minute over center for the score that tied The starting llneupa: Moncheator, teams undefeated but tied at least by train. Local Aces Fail to Place ARREST OFHCIALS Washingto Nov. 10, (AP) Police ready for mllltarv ser\1ce. I meanor. He wa.s severe ns he re- Raguskus, A. Raguskus, "Hook" quette ran 173 yards Saturday but he played. Token out against hts up the game, Hla attempted piece Haefa, la; McCormick, it; Haberem, once—that was the football tally to- The 000 employes' who failed to 100,000; .Marina, was said to have laughed plied. _ Brennan, Rautenberg, Neubauer, wlshos when he was kicked in the kick was wide by inches. Ig; Tedford, e; Kamlnakl, rg; Nelse, day after 11 more elevens had Join- An alternate number—2429—has been pass e.\aminatlons and lost their Auxiliary troops, 80,000. Saturday's Stars did not score. He was on the side heartily when she heard of the bat- "Are you going to run away Patton, Jones, Katkavcck, Kennedy, lines of the opposite side of the play- third quarter, be returned later to Moke Two Psooes rt; Wolfram, re; Haraburda, qb; ed the ranks of the defeated. Jobs with .he alcohol tax unit went He reported that in 1035 the fig- tle for her hand between two royal again with a strange girl?" In Meriden Mixed Doubles ON C R A H CHARGES and Wlnzler.^There will be a regular ing field when the coach decided to continue his sterling play. -A pos- Angelo ran back Spencer’a kickoff Campbell, Ihb: Squairito, rhb; An Associated Press compilation drawn and if the owner of No. 990 does not to court about it today. ures were ex lecte.l to be as fol- hi others, but amtlingly refused to "She’s not a strange girl." hla sibility exists that Crockett will not CYibb, fb . meeting at 8 o'clock at the club use him against Creighton, Glojek 13 yards to the West Stfos’ 25 and shows these colleges neither beaten Through counsel, they obtained a lows : admit the Prince of Wales was in son deicntled. "She'.s Bernice By ASSOCIATED PRESS house. Any members having applica- be with the West Sides next week as Bob Eagleson punted to tbe Uths' Windham: Williams, le; Scranton, claim the coat on or before Monday, No- (C/Mittnord from Page One) ruling from .he District o;' Colum- Armj’, 400,000; love with her. Jim Carter, Purdue—Picked up decided to sprint 70 yards up one By JOHN A. DERIDDER .fa totel Of 969. Flora Nelson bit for Bor tied: Givens." I saw her In front of the tions for membership are asked to he has a contract to play with the 30. Feldler got but five yards be- It; Terry, Ic: Johnson, c; Donahue, W. bia Supreme Court ordering Secre- Police, 100,000; “ It's all In the family (uiyhow, house. "Do you want to go 38 yards in 46-yard march that side line, 60 yards across the field, 440 and herir partner for 513 for a PF PA bring same to the nominating com- All-Bumsldes, who as tlie Spring- fore he was tackled by Crockett. Meriden, Nov. 19.— (Special) — (CapL), rg; Roy, rt;. Dane, re; Alabama ...... 8 253 32 vember 26 at 6 P. M., holder of alternate After being booked the four went tary Morgentbau to show why a Auxiliaries, 100,000. isn't it?" she was said to have re- along?" she asked me. I told her brought only touchdown in game and 50 yards down the other side line field Pros are playing for tbe cham- total of 052-2. Mr. Buckelay was Miss Melo, qb; Clapp, Ih'b; Prochaaka, with Fordham. mittee. Slags skirted right end for seven With a record entry list of forty Cape Olradieau, Mo. to the morning session of the C l^ permanent Injunction should not be Nlany Reaerses marked to one of her girl con- yes. After awhile 1 wanted to In order to reach the coach. Then he pionship of that city next Sunday. yards. Leo Rowe took the biUI on Nelson’s team. mate. rhb; M o^n, fb. number receives the coat. Iseutfd rostralnlng operfitjon of the He asserted that tBe Reserves fidants. come hack. But she shooed ma Dixie Howell, Alabama—Led w-as exhausted but recovered ID time Trie of Threats n&xcd double teams In tha Central Miss Jaekmore Who finished sec- Substitutlona! Manchester s Trot- 'Teachers ...... 8 168 28 CrtmiOB Tide to 40-0 conqueet of An All-Manchester team that will the next play and in tbe mheup that Augustena, HI...... 8 124 40 u*d. Bonds of $200 had been set for McKeliar "rider" which required ready for immediate mobilization' along." to play the laat two minutes. The booming punts of Quarterback .followed delivered the kick that ra- Connecticut Mixed double charopion- ond to Miss Lorraine Gull! of Wash- ter for Haefs; Clark for Tedford; each but the court released them In tbe tests. numbered 4,000,000 men. making a Georgia Tech,, scoring two touch- include Kebart, Petke, Beletti, Mag- Birmingham South- LeamiMl To t ndress ntisqn, Saidella and Hamilton, will Andy Fiedler of the Uths gave hts sulted In a 22>i yard penalty to the ehlp held on the Casino ollejm on ington, D. C., in the Yankee Sweep- Kilpatrick for Trotter: Wolfram for -custody of their Httomeys.^------“ Samuel T. Ansell. counsel for-thc total of 6,600,000 ready for service Suddenly the rcti(rned adventurer downs and passing brilliantly. New Haven—Yale and HarvardI tteam e i a distinct advantage In the Satuniay Mlea Edmi S0nd(> and Bar- stakes (oUsd to Uve tm to her mark, Haboram; Trotter for IQl^trttt; •m ...... ;8 122 36 FORMER MAYOR RANKIN Jerry Roscoe and Lawrence Kel- oppose the Wooster team of Hart- Lithe* >1 yard line. Feldler kicked Each of the accused is represented employes, charged that the rider in 1935. got tip and began to undress. Asked renew the second oldest football first quarter and were responsible ney SJoholm of Hartford captured meeting oU sorts of breaks. Mies Rlobordi for Trotter; Bay for Sijua- Bast Texas Thrs. .. 8 IIF 6 ley, Yale—Completed sensational ford, which includes many Capitol to tbe West Sides’ 40 Bob Eagleson by a different attorney. was passed under a misconception In addition, he estimated that where he learned this, he said air- rivalry In the country on Saturday, ir three threats which the Llths coming up to the 48. A pass. An the title with a combined score of Jackmore hod aingloa ot 92, 105, 90, trito. Minnesota . ., ...... 7 386 38 BIG NEWS! pass for 41 yards and touchdown City pin-toppling stars. In a special Penalties prescribed In the statute and that It la lu direct conflict with Germany has between 3,500 and 4,- OFFERED STATE POST ly; They began playing one another In '10 uld not capitalize upon for touch derson to Johnson to the Llths' 28 1177 pins, Miss Sando hit for a five 111 and 84. Mra. Schubort’s scores Windham: Geissler for Boronton; Trinity, Conn...... 7 187 13 Which the four were charged with civil service procedure. tX)0 trained pilots with a large num- “Oh she taught me.” that beat Princeton. match at the YMCA alleys this 1875 and Yale holds a wide edge In Lorkhor for Johnson; Sweeney for Kirksville. Mo. Thrs. 7 167 IS Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Follow- 'downs. Right after the kickoff, Bob made It first dciwn, then Angelo shot game total of 583 including a high included singles of 106, 104, 101, 93 violating are for not more than one He asserted that when Inve.stlga- ber of airplanes. He declared that His trousers liatl zipper leggins Hugo Wolfe. Texas -Dashed 64 the series to date. The Ells have Eagicson kicked to his own 45 and WnUams; Roy for Melo; Backus for Tufts, Mass...... 7 85 0 Will I’ robnbly Be Named to yards for touchdown against Texas ing the team match, the Hartford a pass to Happeny for six yards. A single of 151 and SJoholm piled up and 89, Misa Nelson hit for 86, 101, year In jail, $300 fine or both. tlon of the status of the affcctod Krupp factories were hurrying the "She told me to get hold of the ends won 29 games. Harvard 17, with six Slags took the ball bock twenty- 15-yard penalty on the fourth play Tarry; Lerkhar for Johnoon; Tracy Upped Io w a ...... 6 108 28 th e popidarity uid response to employes was begun In the Senate construction of heavy canon, field- Christian. bowler with the best average will 614 pins including a high single of 72, 79 and 102, Miss Nelson in her Succeed the Late Col, Robert and pull ’em off, " he said, demon- ties. yards to tbe 25. Running plays gave the Llths the ball on their own 172 to captured the $30.00 capital 72 gome was robbed of many pins EXPECT THIRD ARREST. at the Instance cf Senator McKeliar. pieces and powerful mortars while strating. " "And that w;orks fine." Allen Mahke, Wisconsin—Inter- roll Kebart In a five game total pin- O, Knton as Superintendent cepted pass and ran 23 yards to mads seven yards hut two passes SO and Feldler hit center for six prise. The National Duckpln Bowl- dus to having two fouls eolloil. (D„ Tenn.), it was done on the plea powder factories had increased His new undies he explained with fall exhibition. • New York—This garrison finish were knocked down and the West that the wrorkers Lad been brought their production. of Buildings, touchdown to beat Illinois. yards as the quarter ended. ing Congress give Miss Sando a No. I Kebart Is Misslag this event causes us to announce Norwalk, Nov. 19.--(A P )— SUte "that lady gave 'em to me. She’s business has hit the professionals. Sides took possession on their 18. On Varrick made It first down to the •nd Nonvalk police today pushed Into service without “ real civil serv- Archlmbaud declared that de- going to.send my other ones home Virgil Yelkey, Nebioska—His S3 The Arrows will open their baaket- 23 ranking and SJoholm a No. 6 ' Due to the large number o f teams Hartford, Nov. 19.— (AP) For- yard field goal whipped Kansas, 3-0. The Chicago Bears unbeaten in the an exchange of kicks, Fiedler’s boot 36 as the final period opened. Un- ranking In tbe annual year book. taking port oiid that' aU were oblig- their hunt for John Maxzella, the ice examination; that practirally all spite the German rearmament. to me.” bair season tomorrow nignt at 7:30 was downed a foot from tbe goal by belonged tc one jiolitlcal party, i Re- France's 1935 war ministry budget mer Mayor William J. Ranlun may Marty McDonough, (Colgate. National League were troiliilf the able to gala further, Feldler kicked Others Who Placed ed, to bowl on the same five alleys third man wantcil in connection with Noticing that his father was o’clock against the All-Americans of New York Giants 9-7 yesterday George Rowe r id Bob B)agleson was to tbe West Sides’ 25, Bob Eagleson that another $25 Overcoat will $he brutal slajlng of Patsy De Luca. publican),,' and that such appoint- of 257.465.000 francs (about $170,- become siiperlntemtent of the state Scored clinching touchdown against Miss Rosa ()ulnn of New Haven the final gomoa were not finished dressed, "I sec you have to go to Rockville, champs of that city. The when automatic Jack Manders boot- forced to punt -from the end zone to making five yards. The latter R week ago yesterday morning, In ive method U ‘'not consonant with 000,000). was leas than the expendF capitol and former Corporation work today.” Syracuse on 50-yard run. with a plnnfoU'of 525 teamed up unUl well after midnight. The ma- Arrows ore coached by Michael ed a 24 yard field goal in the lost SO bis own 29, w hen Feldler was nailed kicked on the first play, a low hoot Club room of the Red Wing A. C„ the dvll service law and la contra- tures in 1934. He asserted that Counsel Frederic J. Corbett may Issy Winstock, Pitt—Played stel- with "Bozo Den^e of Bridgeport who jority of the bowlers waited -until “•Aren't you glad to be home with SwiclUa, stellar guard of the North seconds of play to give the Bears a- in his tracks by Crockett. that hit the line of piled up players y avenue. ry to tbe spirit and Intent of the careful economies made all along succeed him as the local Democratic m e?" from his mother brought the lar game in rout of Navy, scoring Ends for the past few years. It will hit for 642 that gave them second after 6 p. m. to enter. Following tbe be given away Saturday, Dec. 1st laws.” the line would help to keep the organtzation'e candidate for the twice. 10-9 ilctory. Slags tossed a short pass to to become a free ball u a t was j? **We expect to make an areest sponse; "Yes mam, where's Mr be the Arrows third season. The George Rowe for. seven yards and place with a total -of 1167. Ann event most of the bowlers cnjojred ' Teat queatlons flunked by the 900 budget down. mayoral nomination next fall, ac- Embry 7" Gordon Stoefer, Cornell—Receiv- pounced on by Varrick on the West Vtthln a very short time," Detective team Includes John Bycholski, Teddy then bit center for a first to the 15. Sides' 47. Cosassa of Danbury bit. for 552 and a banquet at the Cabin Grili. The CAeutenant Charles F. Page declared. employee brought complaints they cording to reliable reports ema- A photographer prepared a speed- e;'. two passes fdr touchdowns JEWELRY STORES ROBBED Joe LoMoatra ot Bridgeport who event was under the personal super- were better suited to recent college nating today from Democratic lead- against Dartmouth. Brown. Bill Arclvey, Joe Sudalf, Al- On the next play, Angelo intercepted Deapemte Attempt at close of busbess. ;V^ Dominick Santalla and Gus Scar- gun to take Jackie's picture. The ton Cowles, Rubacha, Al Lucas, Slags's pass on the *ive and made hit (or 590 took third place with a Msion o f Frank Vanos, a mamber of , both of thla city have already graduates than experienced prohibi- ers. Derby. Nov. 19—(A P) —A gang The Uths laimcbad a desperate of- lad left his parents to watch Henry ValUant and Earl Yost. Play- five before he wraa downed by Fetd- fensive as the game neared Its end, grand p Infall o f 1142. Allea D’Lugo, the oxscuttvs eommittea of the Na- arrested and charged vrith tion bureau workers. COURTS TO HASTEN These reports state that Mr. Ron- “Aren’t you going to take that of thieves who evidently specialise former No. 1 raniring woman shoot- tional Congroot assisted by officers kin has been asked to accept the ers are asked to report on time. In looting jewelry store windows, ler. A " moment later, Elagleson Feldler slashing off tackis fOr nine Buy Your Furnishings, Shoes and Cloth- la connection with De Luca's flashlight off? ’ he wanted to know. punted to hUi 33, D. Mitchell aignol- yards and S la ^ making It first er hit for 521 and with J. Sheri- of the Congress. All of tbe entry fee VOITTHFITL BCROLAR. appointment either of deputy state Told he must go to bed, he ob- and believed t o . be the same gong SUITS OYER GOLD comptroller, now held by Robert J. ABOUT TOWN NEW ACTINQ POSTMASTER that operated In Shelton, New Ing a fair catch at that point Pied- down to the 35. D. Mitchell, Slaga dan’s mark of 618 came under tha outside of the actual cost of bowling Jected, he had umlressod. der rippad off sevan yards on a wire In fourth place with a total of was given out In prizes. It was re- ing Here and Get a Chance To Win This .New Haven, Nov. 19.— (AP) Smith, of Manchester. Republican, or "I just got up.” Haven and Bridgeport, the past few end Feldler rade it first again to The Sewing club of the Women Stamford. Nov. 19— (AP) — Wil- triple reverse, then Kovis crashed the 25. Then Wolfram threw Feld- 1134. Fifth place was captured by ported that Charles Kebart, the SUk Daniel H. WUcsynskl, 14, k,patient (Continued (rom Pare One) of superintendent of buildings, as Embry said he had never seen a of the Moose will meet Wednesday nights, this morning broke the idatc in Grace bosplW with a bullet successor to the late Ctol. Robert O. liam H. McGill, whose appointment glass Window of David Schpero'i center for a first to tha SL Two ler for a yard lose cad Blaga paeaed ee Mary Bachman of Bristol, with Town star would taka part but ba Coat With Every 50c Purchase. Peraonal Notices boy so active or alert for hla age evening at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Mary a mark et 808 and with BUI Tate at (aUed to appaar. The ovant woe held wound in the foot, is under police and that the welfare of the many Eaton, Republican. as acting postmaster here was an- jewelry store here and got awav line emaahes by XovU and a paatr to O. Rowe for ala yards. Another He described how Jackie ezcape(j Burke of 104 Woodbrldge «tre*t. Feldler to Kovis, picked up but four Watarbury as partner bit for 621 or In coimectlon with the Salvation guard. He tried to elude an officer tnsteal of the few ehould control. The former Hartford mayor. It nounced by the post office depart- with merchandise consistiag ol pass fell Incomplete and tbe Weet from offtcera In the Chattanooga ment today, has been employed In yards aa lultano came t h r o i^ time a combine score of 1126. Army Tbankoglvlng Day dinner early today after being discovered One of the cases grew out of the was learned from sources close to Jewelry, watches and rings valued Sides took the hall on the 19. An- CABD OF THANKS railway station. He sUyed free ten IME8 AT AOE OF 104. the local post office for nearly and again for hard tocklea. An In- gelo swept right end (or seven yards How Locals Fared basket fund and the Army secured breaking Into a grocery store. A reorganization of the Missouri him, is Inclined to choose the latter minutes, dodging around the bench- at SSOO. Tbe break was ""gdy by wish to thaak our friends and post, and his friends are expecting thirty years, rising from the raziks rumplcte poos Into the end sons on and Bob Eagleson made it first Jennie Schubert of Manchester a neat sum for eo worthy a cause. Sbors for ktndBSBi shown to u« companion, Tbet^ors Oondlewski. Pacific railroad. Another is between es. Embry sold Jackie apparently Berlin, Nov. 19.— (A P )—Made] smashing a hole in one of the aide 16, was caught an announcement to that effect from to the position of assistant post- windows by the same method c» ii"t down gava the W oit Bides tba down to tbe W. Then Eagleson made the beat showing Jot any of The next big event under N. B. C. "ho Uassa and at tbe time of Norman C. Norman of New York was not tiding to get away from his Pajor, 104, died at the home of a master. I of Wm. J. Wilson. We would Both will be questioned by police. Mayor Charles-C. Swsrz of Nor- that used In jewelry store breaks In t-rll on their own SO. Losing two pasaod to Rappeny, who was thrown the Bilk town girls who scattered sanction will be the Connecticut W o- and the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. custodians. He merely objected to son here today of old age. The He has not been a candidate for y.'.rda on a fumble, B. Eagleson Ujr thank Cass Brae, and There have been several small Th« oth«i- win succeed being detained. Meriden, New Haven, Bridgeport out of bounds by Kovis on tbe 35. A the pins for a five game total of 463 men’s sweepstakes at the Pork n p e r m u, also these who m e oiner t»*o viere wrought I (;^Q^ntroiier Anson “ centenarian came to this towm two tbe postmastersbip and hla appoint- and Shelton. kicked to his ovra 48 out of bounds. second pass, Bagleton to Henry, and with her partner T. Male who Recreation alleys, January 19, and EDGEWORTH their ears. _ breaks at night recently, evidently F. Keeler, Re- After he was found in Chattanoo- years ago after having resided In GLENNEY’S against the United States by John j The by youngsters, and cash registers Democratic comp- ment Is regarded here as a tempor- At 3 o'clock thla morning another Failing to gain rushing, Feldler made four yards. Eagleson tried an- hit for 581 hod a grand total of 1,- the Yankee sweepstakes for the wo- of W a. 1. W il ^ . M. Perry and F. EugeA Nprtz, both ' ga he spent the afternoon happily New Britain 30 years. He outlived ary measure because of the death punted to the West Sidaa’ 10. Bob jAnpUsd, i troller makes both ooin sppomtmenappointments riding a tricycle. similar break perpetrated la the otber but MikoUet broke through 074. Clara Jackmore hit for 482 and men’s championship o f the north on S M O K I N G T O B A C C O , P u rH top ha ^ E illlllb of New York. two daughters with Whom he had of Postmaster Lincoln A. Taylor, Eagleson took the ball and on on in- 1 which corns under hi* dapartmesu Ha hod caught a alight cold. HU same manner woe repc/'tefl In and smothered him, recovering for her partner Pat Patsfnastro 017 bod the Morgan oUeyi, March 9. marts his boms from mw w to time. Republican incumbent. Bridgeport. , Doctor—Tour treuhia la dy^ap- 1 SAV, BUSTER— USTEN .SeY,\txlRE T5EAUHS . ala. You should bavo a good laugh before and after every mea). INTTENTLY, ANB BECIDE QUICKLY / EM OFF TH' CUFF FAST/ Man— That's impossible, doctor. MAR.-RUUN\P,1'LL ONtY MAKE -x.aiVE ME ACHANCETO The toncher wu ttying to gst I have to cook thoaa nieala, and TAKE UP TH'SLACK \N alao wash ths dlsbas. M THIS ONCE/— AS YOU "Tbat'a where Morden went In the the name of the bank? I can assure UtUe time here.” hsr class to understand somathtog “ " 'S*** /AY E A T » S l-» — lost and found eab." you that It ia Important, Mias Bran- He took another photograph from about athsr. KNOW,l At^ New AHOPStMAVir AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD "ExacUy," Grill agreed, "and It son." his pocket and sUd It across the desk Teachtr—What ia It that pervades RAD IO : A new dnd noisy meth- YOU'LL SELL ME at Manchester, within and for tba A N D nr "REQUIWES MONEY TO LOST—AMSaUCAN LBOION at Mancheater. within and for the was that journey which brought 'It was,” she said, “ the Second all space, aomethlng which no wall od of letting peddlers into your TENEMENT TO RENT—26 Mato District of Manchester, on the I'th District of Mancheater. on the 17th under the bright fays of light which ” J* ^ VOUR CAR*? llw y c*p. on Hud*on street. Finder PERRETT A Ol-ENNEY IN C local about hla death." or door can abut out? boms. ati'eet, Vernon, five room, with day of November, A. O., 1884.' day of November. A. D.. 1924. Security Trust of El Paso, Texas." came from the desk lamp. V4ANDLE ATHFOUCiH-BPED'RACE" please tall 4513. and long distance movlnf. Dally Present WILLIAM R HYDE, Eaq,. "W hy?" Bleeker aiOcM. esaaa W it—The amsU of boUad -v-w W E LL - w VLV. electricity, gaa, runntog water and Preeent WILt.IAM 8. HYDE, Esq.. "And just what did they want?" "Is that,” he a a k ^ ,” ’the person espreaa to 'Hartford. Overnight Judse. Judge. *T am not making any guesses," he asked. eabbaga. Jobyna— Would you taarry a wo- HORSE -^ S O -^ I 'L L SELL. garden. Rent reasonable, good loca- Estate of Ruth Trotter late of Man- who employed Mr. Shllltogby?” <5\VE VOU ijjiBOO- gervlce to and from New York* Tel. Estate of Edward J. Sweenejr late Grift said, “ but I would not be aur- man who la a great talker, or tha A UTOMOBILES FOR SALE tion. Telephone RockWlle 743-23. of Manchester, In said District, de- chester. In said District, deceased. "They said that Mra. Malone waa "Good heavens, yes!" she ex> VOU MY SNAPPY POADSTER TOR 3063, 6860 or 8864. prised if we found that the trail of We are quite sure, to spite o f the other kind, Cleveland? AN'TH'bal ance, ceased. On motion of Hasel J. Trotter of connected with an embessler. They claimed. “ How did you know? Who great increase to divorces that a wo- 49500.-^---- COST ME4 ctii 11 eta rects the Administrator to give pub- Whrn CHARLES MORDEN, re- said, "to Introduce myself. I am last week he was telling me what j oay ...... 1 “ lic* notice to all persons Interested Lampson gave a fictitious name qnd ward pass. He was unable to get FOR RENT—SEVERAL Desirable porter for The Blade, la found dead Sidney C. Griff, a criminologist." awful dreams be bad. All ordera for Irrecular Inaertlona therein to appear and be heard there- address. When you tried to get in the ball in time to catch it and CfPtMtm OFF IlN SMUtTj N6KHY will be charged at the on® time rata. SITUATIONS WANTED— five, six and seven room houses, on by publishing a copy of this order DAN BLEEKER, publisher, employs " I ’ve beard of you,” she said. touch with him, following Shilling- made a dive through the air, struck (ktMOay BAkPAttCt TlXif Special ratea f« r long term every FEMALE 38 single and double. Apply Edward J. in some newspaper having a clrcitla- SIDNEY GRIFF, famous criminolo- "Your name?” he asked. WHAT HAS BECOME OF THE day advertlilng give upon, requeeu tlon In said District. Ave days before Klst, to solve the murder. Morden by’s death, you found that the name on his shoulder and when picked up CeokeiiyANhTBX WWNP. Ada ordered for three or ela daya Holl. Phone 4642 and 8025. “ Fay Bronson," she told him. " I OLD-FASHIONED COUPLES WHO W A N TE D — POSITION as house- said day of hearing and return make had been investlKutlng; the affairs he had given you was fictitious, that It was found that his collar bone and atopped'beforc the third or fifth to this Court. was Mr. Sbillingby'a secretary." w s broken. He was taken to the USED TO GET MARRIED AT THE MAKS AN9TMM TRIP day will be charged only for the ac- keeper, good cook. Call Rockville of FRANK B. CATHAY, wealthy the address was fictitious, and that WILLIAM S. HYDE "The information that I want,” Manchester Memorial hospital for COUNTY FAIRS AND GET A LOT tual number of imet the d appear- 642. LEGAL NOTICES 78 Judge. and prominent, follouiuK the arrest you were unable to get In touch with Temi eWAMf IN AN Griff said, "is relatively simple and treatment and later discharged. OF REAL NICE PRESENTS? .♦d. charging at the rate aarpad. but H-11-19-S4. of an Imposter elalmin); to be Cath- him.” no allowance or refunda can be made AT A COUIIT OP I’llOllATK HELD yet quite Imfrortaint.” ArrreMfT-m pweevee tm* on alx time ada etopped after the ay and accompanied by a girl called Abruptly her face lit up. “Now,” A formar was trying to wakan ARTICLES IFDR SALE 45 at Munchritcr. within and for the AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD HIRE MORE E.\PERT8 io e iM i OF i N i M m u ie u t fifth day. dlelrlct of Mancheiter. on the 13th MARY BRIGGS. she said, " I remember where I saw hla hired man at 4 a. m. So “IIU forblda”; dlaplay llnaa not At Manchester, within and for the He took a picture from his pock- day of Novemher, A. D., 1034, District of Manchester, on the 17th The day following Morden’s death that photograph you showed me." Hired Man (yatvslng)—What are ArriMKS.... gold. * FOR SALE—TW'O EVERETT HOT Preeent W ILLIAM 8. HYDE, Eeq.. et, placed it on the desk directly un- Washington, Nov. 19.— (AP) — The Herald wlU not be raeponalbla day of November, A. D.. 1934. Cathay dies of poisoning. "The photograph of the man— w e going to do today, boss? air furnaces in good condition. In- Judfre. Present WILLIA.M S. HYDE. Esq- der the reading lamp." Treasury hired four more architec- Farmer— Harvest oats. for more than one incorrect Inaerttoa Eetate of Marjory McDlarmtd late Griff learns Morden had visited Morden?” he asked. *n(i M B oeroFA of any at^verttaement ordered for quire 41 Holt street, after 6:30 p. Judge. "You’re Interested professional- tural experts and Is bending Its ef- Hired Man—Are they wild? of Mancheater In aatd dlatrict. dc> Estate of Leontine Flliero late of the apartment of A U C E LORTON, “ Yes.” she said. Riora than one time. m. Phone 6329. ceneed. ly ? ” she asked. forts to get at least 90 per cent of Fanner—Nothing wild about ’em SON/ A luuer VKHIMT* The Inadvertent omlaalon of incor- Manchester, in said District, decreased. pretty and unemployed. He con- "Tell us about It," Griff invited. Upon application of C. F. Wllbrn- On motion of Jules Plllcre of said "Very much so," Be said. a $132,000,000 building program un- that I know of. Why do 3rou ask FAtr dcsfieKy,,. 'iprftUM K • NM1W/L9eaM»l rect publication of advartlalng will ba ham praying that lettera of adinlnia* fronts AUce with KENNETH "H e was in here,” she said, "a day reotifla' only by cancellation of the Manchester, administrator with v^*ill BOOTH, accusea 4hn pair of killing " I hope,” she told him, "you can der way this winter. It ' part of that? FUEL AND FEED 49-A trnClon he Kranted on mild estate, as annexed. or two after Mr. Shilllngby’s death. oUgrge made for the service rendered. per application on file. It Is .Morden, and they are arrested. do something about it. The police the Federal attempt to lighten re- Hired Man (puzzled)—If they're All advarilaamenla muat conform ORDERED:—That six months from He was very much interested in the 'THE StMAMP, A MAN pUffS FROM THE PtANE Oltl>EUEI.):—That the foregoing are getting ready to turn Lampson lief rolls. not wild, why do we have to sneak ! in atyla. copy and typography with FOR SALE!— HARD wood. Oak and the 17th day of November. A. D„ 1934 MRS. BI.ANCHE MALONE, for Identity of the man who had em- ragulatlona enforced by the publlah- application he heard nml determltud he and the same are limited and al- whom MBS. C A T H A Y and C AR L loose. There was only one witness— The emergency program extends up on ’em the dark? hickory for fire place. Oak wood at the Prohate Ufflre In Mancheater in ployed Mr. Shillingby. He wanted to eopL OF $MOKB /7/SeX //V7» THe AIR/ cra and they reserve the right to lowed for the credilorn within which RACINE, detective In her employ, a man named Decker—and Lampson to 812 communities in the 48 states. •dll, revise or lejec* any copy con- and slabs. Telephone 3149. mUd District, on the 24th day of No to bring In their claims against said me to describe the man to him." veniber, A. !>.. lltSI, at y o'clock In the have been searohing. Is lofated but bribed Decker to fall down on the Already more than $30,000,000 In- The extension 'phone is well aidered objectionable. estate, utid the said iidmlnlstrator c. "And you described him ?" asked CLOSING HOUHS^Classlfled ada to forciioun, and that nutlcp hn given to t. a. is directed to give public notice refuses to talk. Identification. I think you represent- volving about 140 projects is undei worth the price when company drops FOR SA LE —SEASONED hard Hi persons Interested In said estate of Griff. "Did you see him?” WASHINGTON TUBBS By Crane OUT OUR W AY By Williams he publiahed same day muat ba re- wood, stove, furnace or fireplace to the creditors to bring In their Griff and Bleeker go to the hotel ed Decker, didn’t you ?" contract. In imexpectedly and the menu is . .. ceived by la o’clock noon: Suturdayi the pendency of sai.i appllcutinn and claims within said time allowed by “ Oh, yes," she said, " I saw him To hurry the work the Treasurj’’! Cut any length, delivered. Phono the time and place of hearing thereon where Mary Brl(;)cs, now known as "L e t’s pass that for the moment,” HASH! WiUL,eBE W ir f IF IF I KNEW WHO SldNEDHY NAMETO^ THAT.AINT SARCASTIC- 10:10 a. m. posting a copy of this order on the and can describe him. He was___ ” force of architectural workers hat 5145. Also general trucking. W. E. by publishing a copy of this order in public sign post nearest to the place Stella Mockley, 1s stavInK. They Griff said. "Tell me precisely what W6 CANT BE OF ANV that st upid CAeUfiRAMjD THROW THAT'S A VERY USEFUL some newspaper having a circulation "Perhaps," he said, " I can save a grown from 1,000 to 1,600, When a millionaire loses bis TELEPHONE YOUR w'hero the deceased lust dwelt within find CHARLES FISHER, Cathay’s happened, please.” HELP, JADA, WHV'D them (n a D 0 H 6 I 0 I Heron, Andover, Conn. In said district, at least live days bc« money the hardest job Is to learn to Many brides are Ilka Interior SU(3GESTI04! 1 SAID said town and by publishing the same lawyer, there. The girl tells them She stared steadily at him foi a WANT ADS. fore the day of salii hearing, to ap« in Nome newspaper having s circula- call It supper instead o f dinner. fabric— won't laundsr. SOMEBOPV SEND US Ads arw accepted over ttse telephone pear If they see causo at said time tion In said probate district, within the man who Impersonated Cathay moment, then said: "Mr. Sbillingby cablegr am? at the CHAHGiS HATH given above HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 HtuI place and he heard relative there- tell days from the date of this order, was PE TE M ALO N E and that he was employed to get some Informa- at a convcnlen > to advertlaera, but to, ahd make return to this court, and and return make to this court of the BEARERS, TO TAKE 45IRLS by mulling in a registered letter, frequently telephoned F R A N K tion concerning Lampson. He shad- the CASH KATi:S will o» accepted aa notice given, BLISS, Cathay’s chauffeur. TO pa r t ies, so THEY »‘ULL PAYMENT If paid at the bual- FOR SALE -GLENWOOD combina- postage paid, on or before November WILLIAM S. HYDE owed Lampspn. On the night of the naea office on or before the aavanth tion Duplex stove complete with 14. 11134. a copy of this order to Ettiel Judge. Lator Fisher explains his theory murder a gray Cadillac car with the Tatern, 4il5 Hollister B iak-. l«ansing, day following the first insertion of Florence DeLiixc oil burner, and 11-11-19-34. of Cathay's murder. Griff tells left rear fender dented drove up to each ad otherwiae the CIlAliGE Michigan; John McDiarnifd. 44<) I'. 14H hot water coll, like new, 18.1 Maple Ht.. Bronx. N. V.; Nellie Liomlnl. 412 him Aliee I.orton has lieen arrested the sidewalk and parked. A gangster HATE will he collected. No reeponsl- AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD bUlty for errora In telephoned ads street. Tel. 4623. H»th St., Manatee, Florida; JosepJi ,Mc- and Fisher sets off to Interview got out, approached Mr. Sbillingby, r>larnild. West liupklnton, N. M.; John at .Manchester, w'lthin and for the Mrs. Malone. Will ha assumed and their accuracy Dlslrlo't of .Manchester, on the ITtb fired several shots Into his body, cannot be guaranteed. R. Palmer, Box 177, Strlngervllle. Arl NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY xona; Andrew tlislop, Lynnbrook, L. day of Nuvenslier. A. D., 1934. jumped to the car and Orove away.' INDEX OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 I.; Marge Thurber, No. Uxbridge, I'resent W ILLIAM 8. HYDE. Esq.. CHAPTER XL "And the witness—Decker?” Griff Mass.; Grove Pitch. 3012 Keywest St., Judge. Griff turned to Bleeker. “You," CLASSIFICATIONS IsOs Angeles, Callfurnla. Estate of Ida J. House late of Man- asked. FOR SA LE —H AIN E S piano. Will chester. in said District, deceased. he said, "have got your work cut "You should know all about Deck- eirtba ...... sell rcasonaUc If taken at once. WILI.IAM 8. HYDE Engagementa ...... Judge. On motion of George W. House of out for you. You have got to get er," she said. "He was walking along Saul .Manchester, executor Marriages ...... Write Herald, Box R. U-H-19-34. men to locate Frank Bliss, the the street a hundred yards or so be- Deaths ...... URI>ERICU;—That six months from chauffeur for Mrs. Cathay. . Your Card of Thanks ...... AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD the 17th day of Novi mber, A. D., 1934 hind Mr. Sbillingby. The man In the be and the same art limited and al- men must take Bliss to custody. If In MaroorlAm ...... APARTMENTS— FLATS— at Mancheater. within and fur the gray Cadillac thought at first Deck- Lest and Pound ...... J>lstrlct of Mancheater. on the 17th lowed for the creditors within which he will accompany them of his own er was the man he wanted. He slow- to bring In their claims against said ' ( oh, DEARg -W EARY ME .Q " " ' /SEE HERE,’ OM, PLEASV-WEEZV, JA D A . 1 Aonouncementa ...... TENEMENTS 63 day of Noveintier, A. 1).. 11».14. free will they should hold him some- ed the car and poked out a gun Paraonala ...... Present WILIdAM H. HYDE. Esi|.. estate, ami the said executor is dl where where he ia safe, where no DUMA. DID DIDN'T MEAN ANY HARMY- Judge. reeled tii give public notice to the Then he realized his mistake and Aatowebilea W OM AN LIV IN G alone would like rival reporters can get to him. If Estate of Surah McKinney late of creditors to lirtng In ,their claims drove on.” Automobiles for Hale ...... ^to share four room apartment, with within suld time allowed by posting a he refuses to accompany them then Automobiles for Exchange 5 Manchester, In said District, deceased. "H e didn’t get out of the ma- MEET THEM—THEY'RE SO Auto Accaaaorles-^TIrea ...... 4 one or two women. Inquire 649 On motion of Thomas McKinney, copy of this order on the public sign they must make some charge FRECKLES A N Il HIS FRIENDS By Blosser post nearest to the place where the DASHING, AND ALL THE MEN Auto Hapairing— Palming 7 Main street. Ladles Shop. Jr., administrator with will annexed. against him and have him taken at chine?" ORDERED:—That six months fro deceased last dw'ell within said town "No." KNOW ARE SUCH NITTY- Auto Scboola ...... 1-A and by publishing the same In some once to police headquarters. It is PO NT FOB6ET Autoa-^hlp by Truck ...... •FOR R E NT— SIX ROOM tenement, the 17lh day of November. A. D., 1034 “ But he did get out of the ma- WrrTY STICKY-WICWES^ Autoa— For Hire ...... 4 he and the same are limited and al- newspaper having a circulation In going to be something In the nature B hadvside is THE KISS YOU Oaragaa^8ervlca-~8torage ...... 10 with all improvements, rent very lowed for the crcdlti>rs within which said probate district, within ten days of a responsibility. You will have chine when be killed Mr. Shilltog- from the date of this order, and re ALL SET TO F>ROMISEO. R5R A Motorcyclaa— Hicyclaa ...... 11 reasonable at 8 Hackmataek street to bring In the!*' claims against said to stand back of the charge.” by-’’ Wanted Autos—Motorcycles .«• It estate, and the said administrator c. turn make to this court of the no "Yes, I believe that’s right.” TOUCHDOWN, BETTY? Inquire on premises. ttco given. « "You think It necessary he should TACKLE Baelaeee and PrnfessloMnl Servteea t. u. In directed to give public notice "Then," Griff said slowly, "the Bualnaaa Bervlcea Offered ...... II to the creditors to bring In their * W I L L I A M S. H Y D E be apprehemieU?" Bleeker asked. klNGSTON, I ’M THE aa^ WHOS Houaabold Services Ufferad ,,.,.H -A FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene- cinliiia within said lime allowed by Judge. " I consider It very necessary.” man who did the killing was some- (30NNA COLLECT? H-n-19-34. ON Twe Huildlng—Contracting 14 ment, all modem improvements posting a copy of this order on the "In clearing up Morden'a mur- one Shillingby knew and to whom Flortata— Nursaiies ...... It Apply at 71 Cooper street. public sign post nearest to the pli^'e be had confidence." (3RIDIRON, MINUS Funeral Olreclora ...... 14 where the deceased last dw’ell within AT A fOrUT OP l*ROBATE HELD der?" "W hy do you say that?" she ask- Healing—Plumbing—Roofing 11 TW O ROOMS AN D bath, heated said town and liy publishing the satno at .Manchester, within and for the "In clearing up Morden’s mtir- THE Sei?v/ICE5 fnaurance ...... It in some nowspapiT having a circula- District of M an‘hcsicr. on the 17th der." ed. ' Ullllnary—Draaamaklng It apartmelit $25.00 per month. Man- tion in said probate district, within day of November A. 1>. 1 934. "Because,” he said, “ Mr. SblUing- OF FPECflCLES, Uoving—Trucking—S.uraga •••. SO “ Then," said Bleeker grimly, "he chester Construction Company. Call ten days from the date of this order, Present W ILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq.. by knew that he was to a position (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) SHAOVSIDS’S Public Paaaangar Sarvio* .••^...I0*A 4131 or 4279. and return make to this court of the Judge. will be apprehended." Painting—Papering 11 notice given. Estate of Elisabeth L. Sullivan late He left the criminologist and of danger. Yet, when this man stop- As Duncy on the fat frog sat, wee good; The frog did as you said be STAR OUAWTER- Profaaalonal Barvlcaa ...... HRENT HUNTING? Tell us what WILLIAM S. HYDE of Mancheater, in said District, de- strode to the telephone booths. ped the car by the curb and ap- BACK* Repairing ...... It Judge. ceased. Goldy shouted, "Look at that! The would," said little Duncy, as he laliorlng—Dyeing—Cleaning 14 you want. We'll take care of It for While Bleeker was telephoning proached Mr. Shillingby, Shillingby quickly jumped up from the ground. II-n-19-34. on motion of Daniel J. Sullivan of frog Is trying to toss him off, but ® »»8«»7 88Asiavict.ii«c. y io' Toilet Goode and Service ...... SO vou without charge. R. T. McCann, said Manchester, administrator. Griff paced slowly and meditatively made no effort whatever to draw his "The crazy thing has hopped from . Wanted—Hualneaa Be. v ic e ...... 84 69 Center street Dial 7700. ORDEBED:—Thai six months from up and down the space between the gun or to protect himself.” Duncy’s sticking tight. ) view, a lucky thing for all of you. ICdnealleaai the 17th «!ay of Novcinber. A. D., 1934 SALESMAN A Tougr i Task! In the course of experiments to hotel desk and the row of telephone "Yes,” she said slowly, " I guess ’T hope that when the lad is I f you were on hl^ back, I know Courses and Ciaeaea...... 17FOR RENT— 01 H AM LIN ST.. 5 or be and Ihn same are limited and al- Private Inatruetion tl learn how coal-tar dyes reacted lowed for the creditors within which booths. His manner was that of that’s right, although that hadn’t through, he'll let me have a chance ycu’d not be safe and sound." / ver w IoktT mad am / VDUR ul YEAH, AN' VOU SOLO 0)HV, lady THPff^ ONLY MAtF OF ^OH, YEAH?WELL, 6 rooms. 2nd floor, steam heat, rent Dancing ...... tl-A with human milk, Dr. Cole of Vi- to bring In their claims against said one who makes a final check of va- occurred to me before." to do the same thing he is doing. BOV (UAS IN HBRB A M INUTE AC HIM THIS STICK OF TH' tlCOBICB STICK/ M9U*U. VOU MADE TH' Musical— Dramatic tt rea.sonable. Phone 7638. Inquire 11 estate, and the said administrator Is HRUe ) enna discovered that the milk will rious arid sundry bits of Informa- "N ow then," Griff cald, "can you I ’m sure I would be all right.” Back to the castle went the ID GET A STICK OF PEPPERMINT UCORICe — AMD I TO RETURN ALL OF IT BEFORE I /MISTAKH — AN* IF_ Wanted—Instruction ...... tO Knighton street. directed to give public notice to the tell me about a Mrs. STanebe Ma- coagulate blood faster than any creditors to- brln^ In their claims tion before proceeding to final ac- Then Duncy loudly shouted, bunch, and Scouty said, " I have a CANDY\ UlANT TD BKCHANeS IT C A N M AK S A N BJCCHANSB/ y V A MANT THE OTHER Plaaartal tion. lone?” Bonds—Stocks—Mortgagee «.«•• tl FOR RELNT—FOUR ROO.M tene- other knovtm ngent. within said time allowed by posting a “Whoa! Hey, froggie, 1 don’t want hunch that there are lots more tuats Fosaoss BUT, fr eckles, WE HAD tOHAT H E . — ^ half------llualness Opportunities St copy of this order on the imblic sign "That’s taken care of,” the fljb- She arose from behind the desk, ment, reasonable. till improve- to go much farther. I am getting things to see in here. Let’s look M»aOOSEY....HE HE WAS RESBZVEO •EATS...ANO' ASKED for/ Money to Loan ...... tt post nearest to the place where the lisher announced, emerging from moved to a card index, opened a ments, southside, 60 Spruce atreet, deceased last dwelt within said town tired. I think I need a rest. around." 'gH AP7«IOfi'8 Help aad .*ftaatlaae the telephone booth. drawer, looked through several CANT PUW THESE SEATS ARKNT Help Wanted—Ktniala ...... II near Center. Inquire 105 Blssell. and by publishing the same In some "You, too, should stop and caLch . The giant, who had been made BEST PLAYER new;spiiper having g .clrCAllatJPO _..la ,Orlff walked to the hotel exit cards, crossed to a correspondence TP DAY .' NEAR THE FI^-YARD Help “Wetrtrd—Male i . vixi *»-. 14 jfour breath, or yoii will bop yourself small, exclaimed, "Sure! I don't TOO,WASMT SaltamfD W’anted ...... il4-A FOR RENT FIVE ROOM tene- NOTICE said probate district, within ten daya with the man. “ It remains,” he said; file, opened the correspondence file, to. death. This is no way to treat mind at all. I ’ll, take a nap, while UNE AT AU '■ Help Wanted—Mala or Female.. IT from the date of this order, and re- HE 7 ment, with all Impruvcnicnts. In- A 1M7 t'liryelrr roadster linrlfig "to Investigate the discovery which looked at several letters, then re- Agen.a-WAntad ...... i, tj|7-A turn make to this court of the notice yoii, ’cause, right now, you are our you all search to sec what can be oTtuattons Wanted—Female ••• tt quire at 60 Pine street. breo.left oa uor property Jao. 15, given,-...... - . led to Morden’s death,” turned to the desk. guest" found." IKII ««d elMee tken l»elpg WMahle tti Situations Wanted—Mala ...... It WILLIAM R HYDE He hailed a taxi at the door. "A client wished a report upon About a half an hour was spei Employmrni Agencies ...... 40 FOR R E N T — FOUR ROOM tene- eonimnnlrafe with 4lie ow oer of enld Judge. ear mm hereby pi«e pottee' that 10 H-n-19-34. "Monadnock building on Ninth that woman," she said. Then Scouty cried, "Aw, he won’t as through big rooms the TinI Uve Mioeh—Pale—Paellry—VeMelee ment with all Improvements. In- Doge— Birds—Pats ...... 41 daya after dale eald ear erlll he aold and Central," he said. "Did Mr. ShlUlngby make It ?” stop till you are tossed, and take went. Then Scouty saw a door thi Live Stock—Vahiclaa ...... 4t quire at 107 Summer street. at pnblle aaetloa to the higheat bid- "Yes." a flop. Then he wlU disappear from had a window 'way up high. Poultry and BupplUe 41 der to rover M il for repaira aad As they entered the cab, Griff "Can you tell us the name of the FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene- storage. Tho tung oil Industry In the sight, and come back here no more. "Somebody run and get a chair. Wanted - Peta—Poultry—Stock 44 looked at his watch. "It lacks 20 client?" ment, with garage, modern Im- SIgaed United States owes Its origin to "He knows we all will want a I ’ll stand on it and peek through Far tala— Mlerellaaease minutes to 5 o'clock," he said. “ We "It was a bank." Artlelea for Sale ...... 44 provements. Call at 16 Ashworth SOITH MANt'HESTER ttAIIAGK. live tung trees, which had stood ride, and that would wear out his there," he shouted to the others. 47N C e n t e r St.* IH a a c h e ste r. will probably be able to sec the "And, I take it, it was a bank in Boats and Aceeaaortea ...••••• 44 atreet. Telephone 3022. neglected for years In a Tallahas- poor hide." Just then the frog "Then I’ll tell you what I spy.” Building Materials ...... 47 Bated at Manebester see. Fla.* cemetery. Their off- party we want at the office.” some distant city.” threw Duncy, and It made the Tinies Diamonds— tVatohea—Jewelry 44 .N o« em ber.la, lhS4. Electrical Appllaooea—Radio •• 44 FOR R E N T— F IV E ROOM flat, also spring now cover more than 30,000 Bleeker regarded him thoughtful- "Yes," she said, "It was.” roar. (The Tlnles meet a new friend In f^ial and Feed ...... 4|*A alx room tenement, with all . im- acres. ly. "Ninfh and Central," he said. "Would you object to giving us , “ Gee whiz, your guess was pretty the next story). Garden — Farm—DalnvProduota 40 Household OOt.da i l provements. Inquire at 147 East (iAS BUGIHLS Machinery and Trols 4t Center street. Mualcal Inatrummu *.....»•*• 4t I’M 6LAD THEY'RE Office and Store Equipment ••• 14 FOR R E N T— FOUR ROOM flat, on AU.EY OOP Stealinsr Their Stuff! Rv H A M U N SOME, t DON'T UKE MAYBE Speclaia at. the S tores...... 14Ridge atreet, modem improve- r M GBTTINO A BEPUT5«V3N THEIR SELFISH , THE BOY Waaiing Apparel—Furs 47 ^NOW THAT W E'ae RIO I DON’T KNOW WHAT I KNOW, BETTY, BUT .INCONSIOERATE, ISN'T TO Wanted—To Buy ...... 44 ments, good location. Inquire 25 AROUND HERS AS THE Spruce street. OF TH‘ <3(2ANOWIZER, CLUE HE HAS IN I WANTED TO GET AWAY S’/ SPOILED SON BLAME...... Meewdi Boerd— Hotele—Raaarle STAR QUNTTBRBACIC WHO m AROUND BARBARA. Heelaaraala weu. BEAT IT BACK MINO, BUT Our ’TIZAU.’S FROM -THE MOB-.PKOPUE .CHEOREN AREMT Koome Without Board •••.••.,. 44 FOR RENT—IN BUSINESS sec- AM' Puy< UP THAT A BETTER ONE THAN RAN THE WRONG VWY BAD INFLUENCE., BO R N WITH fioardare Wanted ...... •...♦.44-A tion, heated apartments, one 7 TRAIL WE WERE ACT AS IF I'M A CONSIDERATION Country Board— Rcaorte 40 copiosrry?.' IN A HISTOMY PARENTS Hotele—Raatauranta 41 room, one four room. Apply Ed- ward Holl, telephone Mancheater EXAMINATION TO TEACH Wanted'—Roome—Board ..•••«. It TO THEM M«al Betate Far Meat 4643. Aparunenta. Flate. Tanamaote.. 4t Baalnear Looatloae for Rant .*• 4« FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene- Moueae for Rent ...... 44 ment to 3 family house, with all Buburbaa for Rant ...... 44 Bummer Hornet for Rant 47 improvements. Apply 367 Oak St. Wanted to Rant ...... 44 Waat Satata For Sale FOR RENT—MODERN SIX room Apartment eBuUdlag for Sale ••• 44 tenement, ilve minutes to mills, .Sualneu Property for B ala...... 70 three to trolley. Free rent to Dec. -Fame and Land for Bale...... 7i -Jla«eee for Bale I*,. * **Mi9 • 7t 1st. 83 Garden street. Tel. 6733, $0, 8. 1. 18 rt fro p titr for M * ...... 74 TWO ROOM A P A R T M E N T aultoble irbM for Sal...... II for one to two peuons. Only one SMat. for Ezcbacfo 78 left. Also one three room apart- -1— R ial X .U U ...... — IT ment. See Jensen, Johnson Block, SoOtn T« 709 Mato street. enasm wiitwiqLliE.'yk’iS^u^a^T.ofr. JU tttdtrstnr £vn tb t0 V m U A ' " ”llONbAT,- NOVEMBER 1«, ’'

Company No. 1 of the Manches- Frank W. Teomana of Fluahlng, Mrs. Arthur E. Olboon «nt«rUlB- ‘^^Emoorial Temple, Pythian Sisters Group E of Center Church wom- BYER AND HIS JUNGLE ter fire department was called on a N. Y., father of Frank F. Teomana ed her Sunday School class s t her have set the date of Saturday, en are gtvlag s bridge In the pariah still alarm Saturday afternoon for a of 318 Oakland street, died early home, 40 Flower street, on Friday November 34 at 8 o'clock for g pub- house this evening. brush fire on Hollister street. The Sunday raomtng at the home Hi evening. The glris bad an enjoyable lic setback party at the home of ! CLUB ORCHESTRA company responded and the fire was Mrs. Frederick Beckwith bf WIIU- tlBM playing games after which Mrs. Janet Llnnell, 310 Center extinguished before any real haum mantlc, with whom he had been Mrs. Oidson served refreshments. streeL Cash prizes will be award- nMay KtmUm « NcTHober M bad been done. vialtlng, after an lUnesa of about a It Is planned to have more of these ed and refreshments served. Ail fftJ te ita feC m iM y il ■ilMal S tn at Bm)i 8sM>U:M week. psrtlee during the coming year. players will be welcome. FEET HURT? lOUTH M f\ NC H C S TC R ■ CONN ______AtwiMiMi Me. Swodiah Benevolent Society Segar will celebrata Ita 4Sth anni- Daughters of Uberty, No. 138, L. At the weekly sstbsek sitting to- The Mlspsh group of the Wesley- Delmar D. Austin versary with a setback party at O. L., will hold their regular meet- night in the Red Men's social rooms an Guild will meet with Mrs. Wil- Foot Correction SpedaSet ABOUT TOWN Orange Hall this Saturday. evening ing tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock on Brsinsrd place for members sfid liam Munsie, 63 Benton street, to- 174 Main Street Maachester a . a o'clock. Refreehmenta wilt In Grange hall. A social time will their friends turkeys wlU be given morrow night a t 7:30, Work will For Appointmeat Dial 4070 Our Entire Stock also be served. follow the business. as first prise. Play will start s t 8:18 be on Bolting peanuts. ICra. 0«oit*R . WUUmmi and K n . sharp. O eom L. Orastadlo are la Bortoa The Wesleyan Guild will hold its Tha Brotbarhood Bowling Isague etttndiny a meetlnf of the eupreme monthly meeting tonight at 7:48 In of the Concordia Lutheran church Samuel f. Tureotte of 477 Center Kaiblein club. Mrs. Williams Is the South Methodlat church. Secre- will bowl tonight at Farr’a Cbartar street and Frank S. Jack of E3ro fourth vice president of the supreme Oak alleys. Bowling will start street are among the Manchester GAS STOVES tary C. P. Thayer of the Mancbea- club and Mrs. Graziadio was recently ter r . M. C. a : will be. the gueat promptly at 7:80. All members residents formerly employed at the appointed a deputy. are requested to be present and on Eaat Hartford roundhouse of the speaker. The Hustlera' group will put on a comedy, sketch. time. New Haven railroad who have been TT Mystic Review, Woman’s Benefit transferred to duty in Maybrook, association, will bold its reKular Miss Lucy Barrera of 84 School N. T., acioss the Hudson river west meetlnf In Odd Fellows hall tomor- Miss Mae Holland, formerly of Manchester, who has been living In street, a sophomore at Connecticut of Poughkeepsie. The family of Vz-Price row evening at 8 o'clock. As this College, New London, was one of Mr. Tureotte moved from Manches- ' will be the last meeting until Belfast, Ireland, for more than a year, has returned to this country. those serving refreshments at the ter Saturday. It is understood that Thanksgiving, a drawing will be Italian Club meeting held last Fri- several other New Haven railroad Out they go! Each gas stove In stock now repriced H for held of the Thanksgiving turkey for day evening in the Windham House roundhouse workers have been Immediate disposal to make room for fast Incoming holiday which the members have been can- The regular monthly meeting of lounge. Dr. Guido Ferrando, bead of transferred to Maybrook. merchandise. Just a few! . . come EARLY. vassing. It is important that tickets the Fellowcraft Club will be held In the department of Italian at Vassar be In by tomorrow night. the Masonic Temple tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. All members College, gave an Instructive and de- John Mather Chapter, Order of AT WACHTEL’S lightful talk on the place of Flor- DeMoIay, will hold Its regular meet- The first of the series of card are urged to be present as a fine, ence In the pulture life of Italy. __ We’re all set to supply your needs for parties at St. Bridget's parish hall program has been arranged. A very ing tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the $39.50 Eureka Range, . t ____ Masonic Temple. The initiatory de- Thankagiving. Take stock of yonr boose- will take place tonight at 8:18. The important business meeting will be Black and white enamel gas range large committee has been working held first. This will be followed by A special rehearsal will be held gree will be worked and Important wsTM, linens, etc. Voa’ll be eurprloed s t how a setback tournament with a five business will be transacted. with roomy oven. One only to close- very hard to get a large crowd to tomorrow night a t 7 o'clock sharp man}- things you need to fill In or replace out! •1 9 -’ attend this social. Bridge, whist pound chicken as first prize. Re- of the Armistice Day play, “Ameri- and setback will be played, with reshments will be served following ca Remembers,’’ which the Ceclliah Hom-out utensils. four prizes for the winners In each the tournament. club presented recently at the section. Refreshments and a social Methodist church In Stafford W c Are An Agent For $67.75 Garland Range, time will follow the games. Manchester members of the Rockr Springs, and will repeat Wednesday vllle Emblem club under the general night at 7:18 following the South Ivory and green range with auto-ft John Wallett, registrar In the chairmanship of Mrs. James W. Methodlat parish supper. All mem- maUc lighter. 16xl8-inch oven. Util- Manchester District Probate court Foley and Mrs. T. J. Dannaher will bers are requested to be at the ity drawer. is on a two week's vacation which hold a public card party at the Y. South Methodist church for the re- he plana to spend on hunting trips hearsal. KpPPERS M. C. A. tomorrow night at 8:18. to Columbia and vicinity. , There will be progressive bridge Mm with three prizes. Those wishing $99.50 Garland Range, - Miss Merlon Ferris, of Oak street, to make up their own parties may a senior at Connecticut College, Black and white. Fully Insulated f t play any game they desire and a New London, la managing editor of range with 16xl8-lnch oven with h e a t ^ f t ^ U prize will bo awarded at each table. Press Board and has been in charge control. Automatic lighter. ANNOUNCEMENT Refreshments will be served follow- of the fall try-outs for new mem-

ing the games. The card party Is bers. Press ^ a r d la a small stud- for the annual Thanksgiving bas- oke ent organization which works In C ! ANNE’S BEAITTY SHOP kets for needy Manchester people. $127.30 Garland cooperation with the publicity direc- tor and keeps In contact with out- Table-Top Range, Now Located In Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chiccolne of side newspapers. At present the $13-00 per ton Maple street entertained at their club has 16 members, Including the Black and white enamel range, fully if Coke Sold For Cash Only. insulated.nilated. 16xl8-lnch16xl8-lnrh oven with homo yesterday at dinner Mr. and four new ones admitted this week. Suite 11, Watkins Building Mrs. Slorent Hebert of West War- .Saturday afternoon, Miss Sylvia ■5. ^ heat control. Instantaneous lighter.

wick, R. I., Mr. and Mrs. William Dworskl of New Haven, odltor-ln- Adjustable broiler. Entrance, 13 Oak Street Bodreau of Caryvllle, Mass., and chlef of Press Board, gave a tea to Tel. 7841 Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Cole of this welcome the new members. L T. WOOD CO.I At HALE'S Gas Ranges—Basement. PHONE 4496 town. The entire party were sup- per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cole.'

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