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NET PRBSS -BUN AVBBA6B DAILY OUtODLAXION f Ueaiben5,400 «t the AnWt Ber»e« ot OlMidmtlou y o ii. x u v . (CanMlfled Advertliing on Page 12). TAKES TOWN CASH FOR OWN ACCOUNT Clerk Fenton SoH FARMERSKEEP German Leader Says Tn in Liberty Bonds and Drew DAYUGffTTIME of Versailles Will Be Dis^ Checks for $5,000 for regarded and SURVEY SHOWS RolT — Declares Personal Use. '( Moscow, Sept. 26.— (A P )—Fur-^ The autonomous repubUc of Two Elections Will Willlmantic, Sept. 25.— (A P )— Herald Finds Rural Sections There were 2,000 in the gaUery i <1“^® ^ ^® Soviet R^pubUc o f.^ jj^ j^ western section, hv HiriA ’ totiaoj toed off with Tadjikistan in, which 176 persons Uriiere.most of the population dweU, Numerous irreg^aritles in the finan h^toe tlme^ Jones teed off with J nmed, Was being awaited in! suppUes the Soviet Union with a His Party in P ow er--H |i cial accounts of the town of Wind Observing Summer Sched* Oaeman. Bobby had a {were, part of its cotton, ham are listed in a preliminary re drive at the first hole but was in; tht^ 300 persona were re-! Hie republic has a population of port submitted today to First Select the rough. Coleman reached the .ported injured and about 1,200 a)>out 1,000,000. Its capital 'is Followers Start Demba'^ men William A. Buck, by Walter ule They Opposed — Still greezi 60 feet from the pin with his I families were left destitute. j Stellnabad. Musgraves, public accountMt en pitch and Jpnes waa ',26 feet from ! stration Before Gomtt gaged to audit the town books. _ Some Opposition. th^ cup on the other side. Bob’s | The audit so far has M ANCHBSi^ EVENING HERAO). ^I3TO"iiWNCHESTEiR, CONN 'PAGBTW O — floutfifm Rwy 83% Angeles youth after being two down SUM Brand* ...... r...... 18% at the turn and still two down at k e l u m k: Stapd Oas and Eleo ...... 92% the 11th, staged a rally and went 1 OBITUARY Stand CSaly...... y 60% WS LEADS ^ up over Billy McPhall of Boston for WORLD COURT JUD(X S ta n d O U .M ^ ...... 03% the roimd. State Briefs (FunUelied by Patnam * Oe.), Stand OU N V ...... 29% Homans led Lehman all the way. Central Row* Bartfordt Conn. Texas Corp ...... 49^4 MCOLEHAN The former Princeton star shot the (Continned from Page One.) «i« 2% at stodiu Timken Roll B ear ...... 02 NaHonal H d o r is tic Coe- best golf of the morning, finishing STAl^ APPOINTMENT DEATHS Bank Stecki Union Carbide ...... 70% with a 73, only three'over'par while Meriden/ Sept. 25.— (AP)—The placed in nomination. They were Bid Asked Unit Aircraft- ...c...... 49% his opponent had an approximate appointment of. William E. Hin* Roscoe Pound, EUhu Root, Jamee Bankers Trust Co . . . 875 u plt dorp ...... 30% gress at jM ia isDraw- 2DPAT20TH78. richs, graduate student in psychol Mrs. Sarah . A. Kelley Brown Scott. George Wickeiaham, City Bank and/Truft ". — 8W Unit Q vand Imp ...... 84 Jones Off Form ogy at Columbia University, as staff Mrs. Sarah A. Kelley," widow of and John J: Wlgmore. ^ Cap Nat filAT 4...... 340 U S IiIq ^^Ico ...... 08 '(Conttnued from Page One.) <■« Jones was away otf form and hard psychologist for the CopnecUcut Henry M. Kelley, died at her h ^ e Urrutla finally waa chosen by the Conn. River .'«*..•••• 426 U S Pip* and Fdry • t • • i.. 81%: ingtoa (Jo|eT(idnr. pressed^______to__ gain______any^ ____ kind of a lead School for Boys has been approved in South Coventi^, Sept. 19th. The Assembly on its fifth ballot but the Htfd ,Oonn Trust . . . .~130 140 U S Rubber ...... 15% be tee at the 10th, the “quarry on Coleman whose poor putting cost i py tae board of dlrec'toia of the in- deceased was bom in CSiarleatown, Council's choice was Cruchaga, First Nat Hartford.... 220 U S Stael ....a...... 169% R. I., Oct. 19, 1837, daughter of util Pbw and Lt A ...... 84% Omaha,,Sept 36>—(AP)—As the 1 ole.” Both were well home in two him chances at least to hold the I stitution. ^Tbe appointment is sn Either the Colombian of the QhUean Utjg and Title .. — 40 McLaughlin^s Warner Bros Plot ...... 26 sixth national Eucharistic CongresE 1 rith Jones a few feet closer to the triple champion pn evep terms. Bob line with Supt. B. L. Samuel and Mary H. (Perry) Ward. will be elected to-w the benoh late...n Mutual d &T . • • • • 170 announced policy of reform not Westing El and M fg ...... 135 swung into the final se^ on s of ite p n . Colemsm’s putt went past four by did not have a single birdie and “ p S ,crR .T ’u;”,’ S ??’ “ “ ^ ‘ •onor tonight Md ther. 170 rites today, plans were taking defin ftet. Jones to within inches of the on many holes he was ■Struggling to punishment.” v | hy Latin-America will have three Riverelde T r u a t ...... 600 V7oolwortb 01% ters. Miss Sarah W. Kelley of South Yellow Truck ...... 10% ite shape for the organization of e qup. Coleman missed coming back get his par, winding up with a score Mr. Hlnricbs’ duties will be to ex-1 representatives on the Court. Weft Htfd Truit m amine thoroughly every boy in the Coventry, Mrs. Charles Lord of ‘ permanent Eucharistic Ckxngress iKrt took 6i par four for Jones, mak* of 76 to Coleman’s 78. Election of the Judges waa in ac> lasamM* Steeka committee in ttxe United States to For the third time in two straight institution to determine the best: Hartford and Mrs. W. L. IJonergaa irf the Aetna Casualty 120 130 i|ig him 1 up. methods of handling each one and to of Tampa, Fla: and one grand-! pordance wlto a new stawte of the supervise the bolding of future con- ! As he waited on the 17th tee, matches the Georgian drove out of I *•*•***■•« 69 61 WOMAN’S TEMPER weed out .any feeble-minded in- j daughter, Mrs. Charles Wheeler of i leagtie Igresses at (lifinite intervals. jtones covered his head with a hand bounds. He three-putted on two the membership from eleven to flf< A#tlUi sseetsee** 79 81 Bishop Joseph W. Schrembs r.f onates. Springfield, Mass. kerchief to protect him from the holes, besides having considerable 1 teen. Those elected todiy will begin Automobile ...... 88 35 CAUSEIKOURT Cleveland today stated ■•.that “ more use for his niblick in traps. Conn. Oenaral ...... 144 149 blazing sun. He used his spoon on Mrs. Eliza Dauplaise nine-year terme next January 1. than 12.cities in this nation are anx Sweetser and. McCarthy never WOMAN WINS VERDICT Hartford Fire ...... 09 71 the 215-yard hole. Coleman also Bridgeport, Sept.' 26.— (AP) —> Mrs. Eliza Dauplaise, age 76, died However, almost M lf of them will ious for the next Elucbaristic Con took a spoon. Jones reached the were separated by more than a sln- be “veterans” of the eleven-man Htfd Steam Boiler ... 63 68 ROOM SHOOTING gress. and a permanent organization 'gle hole and most of the time they The value of a 74 year old man’s last night at the home of her daugh 00 68 green 50 feet from the cup. Cole ter, Mrs. Alfred J. Govang of Middle tribunal. National Fire'...... Is centainly the next step.” were all square, but the younger affection was set at $9,600 by a Su Phoenix Fire ...... 84% 86% man's ball found a trap and his first perior Court Jury here yesterday Turnpike East, Manchester Green; ■ Is Member Already Every Five' Years shot brought him only partially out. man whose play has been the sensa Kellogg already is a member of Traveler!...... 1826 1345 Enid, Okla., Sept. 25.— (A P.)—In He added that it is planned to tion of the tourney, finished stronger when it awarded that sum to Miss after a long illness. Mrs. Dauplaise Public UtUltlee Stocks sisting she was “ tortured” and Jones sent his putt stone dead for Susan Blmlrk McGulnness, Darien was a resident of Manchester for the court, having been named isethe hold a national congress once every to gain a slight lead. Conn. Elec S e r v ...... 87 91 “hounded” into shooting H. / Z. a par 3 and went 2 up. dressmaker who had brought suit twenty years. > successor of Charles Evans Hugbiss five years in future with regional Coleman’s drive at thq home hole “Ironman” McCarthy who beat when the American- chief Justice re Conn. Power ...... 70 78 Wedgwood, United States commis conferences to be held in different George Von Elm last evening, was for $50,000 against Eugene M. She is survived by her . husband, — 91 sioner, and attempting to wound was short and to the right. Jones Tolies, retired Norwalk grain mer George Dauplaise; three sons, Louis signed from' the International Court Greenmeh WAG. pfcl. sections of the country in the inter in serious trouble only oh the 1/th Hartford Elec.Lgt ...* 84 86 Judge Arthur Sutton in District was on a hillside. Fay sent a spoon chant on a breach of promise Dauplaise of this town, and Fred In order to return to the.*bettoh\of vening four years. shot 60 feet from the cup. Jones' while Sweester was frequently wild the highest court in the United Hartford O ae ...... ( 78 — Court here yesterday, Mrs. DoU^v Right Rev. John J. Dunn, auxil and putting in erratic fashion. Big charge. Counsel for^Mr. Tolies im erick and John Bertrand of Meriden; 46 60 No. 2 iron left him 20 feet to the four daughters, Mrs. Nelson L. Jar States. • dop pfd * • * *-• ******* Douthitt, eccentric elderly widow, iary bislfop of New York today Jess laid his tee shot three feet mediately filed a motion to set aside 162 107 right. Fay’s putt was short four vis of Palmer, Mass., Mrs. Exons Other members o f the {iresent 8 ^'7 S T OO e'es **•• •*.. was hel(l in Jail today awaiting the celebrated a pontifical mass at the from the cup on the short 13tb for a the verdict. 9% fast. Jones’ putt rimmed the cup. Richards of ThompsonvlUe, Mrs. court who were re-elected are Bus do, rts, W. X. ..••• 8% outcome of 'Wedgwood’s injuries. cathedral, w gbt Rev. John B. Jt was a half in par 4, Jones 2 up. birdie but then drove Out of bounds tamante of Cuba, Altamira of Spain, DfanufaeturlDf Stooke Angered when a civil suit waa de Peterson, auxiliary bishop of Bos E. W. HILL DIES Antonia Garripy of Holyoke, Mass., 67 69 The card; _ _ on the 14th. ^ and Mrs. Govang. Hurst of Great Britain, Fromageot Am Hardware ...... cided against her and in favor of ton, delivered the sermon. Seaver was nervous at the outset, Bridgeport, Sept. 26— (AP) — 28 — Jones—In . . . . 454 .346 434—37— 76 Word has been received here of the The funeral will be held Saturday of France, Negulesco of Rumania, Amer Hoilery ...... Wedgwood, Mrs. Douthitt shot The - Blessed Sacrament proces going out of bounds on the very first 20 Coleman—In.. 444 444 544—37— 78 death in New Rochelle yesterday of morning with a high requiem mass and Wang Cbung-Hui of China. Amer Silver ...... Wedgwood in the abdomen and sent sion in the afternoon comprised Joneg 2 up. hole and trailing the veteran Mc- When the World Court begins its Arrow HAH, com .... 43 46 a wild bullet at Judge Sutton, on 50,000 marchers. Edward W. Hall, former general at St. Bridget’s charcb. Rev. C. T. — 8 Jones Goes 8 Up. Phail by two holes at the turn. Mc- manager and vice president of Sta McCann will officiate. Burial will service with increased personnel Automatic Ref rig the bench. Attorneys and bailiffs Bigelow Sanford, com. 49 52 The start of the afternoon half of Phail began slipping on the 12th’, tion WICC in this city. He was 48 be in St. Bernard’s cemetery, Haz- next year the Judges also will re overpowered her. however, losing that hole and also do, pfd ...... 100 the matches was delayed nearly 20 years old. ardvllle. ceive larger salaries and have. f t'K-'t J.' 'i- , 'l!', _ • -'; . -'-n^ iV- PAGE MANCHflSTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19S0, Irishman will get himself and hiaj" the first home of the skyscraper.” ib m tip s te r ideas talked about a great deal dur Wait till that editorial is read In ing his American stay. He Is al the offices of the Chicago newspa tJ^SliHNGTON ' S n tiU t most the only notable person we pers and then listen to the explo V PUBLISHED BY THE know of who Is boosting for a cause sions. •*VWtS**1IE»T»TCR r HERALD PRINTING COMPANT, INC. As a matter of fact the first sky Q-asco frxwlbrd 18 Bissell Street that needs more boosting in this Dr. Decio Machado, Brazilian Sonth Manchester, Conn. scrapers that New Yorkers ever saw By RODNEY DUTCHER THOMAS FERGUSON country, quite possibly, than any NBA Service Writer delegate to the recent Pan-Amer General Manager other. they beheld as visitors to Chicago— ican agricultural conference here, I ■ ■■ ■— — — whooped for an international I Founded October 1, 1881 or else tHey didn’t see the first sky Washington, Sept. 25—An unpre scrapers at all. cedented amoimt of effort and campaign by Latin-Ameridan cof 1 Published Every Evening Except "USING*' THE SCHOOLS money is being spent in attempts fee-producing nations to increase Sundays and Holidays. Entered at the The practice of the Southern New By skyscraper is universally to guide the great American ap the present overproduction of Post Office at South Manchester, England Telepl^one Company of in meant a building of metal cage con petite. If the campaigns were all coffee. He predicted that the Conn- as Second Class Mall Matter. worid would soon be drinking SUBSCRIPTION RATES troducing demonstrations of the struction in which the frame carries as successful as their sponsors One Tear, by mall ...... 88.00 the walls Instead of the walls carry would like, the couhtry would be more coffee euid said that millions Per Month, by mall ...... 8 .60 dial telephone into regular study or suffering from a terrific stomach of people In Russia, wanting cof Delivered, one year ...... 88.00 ing the frame, this system making Single copies •.•.....••...... 8 .08 assembly periods in the public ache. fee but now unable to get it, of- schools, in commimlties where the possible the erection of taller struc Headquarters of some of the fered great possibilities. He even MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED tures. The first skyscrapers would more Important "eat-more-of-our- thought that a proper advertising PRESS dial system is about to be Int^- campaign might educate toe tea The Associated Press Is exclusively hardly rate as such nowadays, but stuff” drives are in Washington. entitled to the use for republloatlon -duced, has run into a snag in Bridge One finds that producers of food drinking Chinese ^ drink large of all news dIpatches credited to It port where it has aroused newspaper it was with their building that the are going aiter 120,000,000 peo quantities to coffee. or not otherwise credited In this word itself came into being, so there ple through newspaper advertis The National Conner’s Associa paper and also the local news pub protest and where members of the tion, recognizing a deep-seated, lished herein. is no disputing their right to the ing, press-agent propagEmda, All rights of republlcatlon of Board of Education talk of putting a radio, speeches and lectures, sky vague popular distrust of canned special dispatches herein are also re summary end to it. designation. writing and many other avenues goods, has spent more than a served. Down there the company, it ap If memory serves aright the first of publicity. This sort of thing is million dollars on research work of them sdl was the Masonic Temple known as Institutional promotion, to prove just how good "canned SPECIAL advertising REPRE pears, arranged with the superin stuff” really is and now contem SENTATIVE; Hamilton - DeLlsser. in the Windy City—and an unbeau being toe pushing of commodities Inc., 285 Madison Ave.. New York. N. tendent of schools for the devoting rather than of individual brands. plates a huge three-year campaign Y., and 612 North Michigan Ave.. tiful thing it was, and probably still What do to with an agricultural to sell the country on canned Chicago. Ills. of tWenty-four minute periods in all grades above the fifth in the claas is. New York’s Initl^ undertaking surplus such as the American foods. Through the late spring Full service client of N E A Ser in this kind of construction—again farmer’s wheat? Eat it! The Bra and summer it staged ext^slve vice. tnc. rooms, and similar periods for each zilian coffee surplus? Drink it! radio programs during which Member. Audit Bureau of Circula group of 300 pupils in the high depending on memory—was the scientific and technical speakers tions. Such are toC current slogans. schools in the assembly halls, to in World’s newspaper" office, whose And there are various extensive talked about sanitation, vitamins, The Herald Printing Company, Inc., gilded dome was one of the sights campaigns to dispel popular preju health and such noatters. assumes no financial responsibility struction in the use of the new of the city for many years. dices against certain types of food Canners of fish have been con for typographical errors apoearlng In phone. The demonstrations went on such as pink salmon and canned tinually stressing the value of advertisements In the Manchester New York has more and finer sky Evening Herald. for a week and were to be contin goods in general. iodine and of 'Vitamin B, which ued for another week, when the scrapers, probably, than all the rest One of the most vigorous appears in fish oil. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. of the world put together. But it campaigns now being waged is The India tea dealers begin an Board of Education or some mem ambitious campaign, hollering toe didn’t have the first of them. That toe “Back to Bread” movement RUSSELL OF ARMAGH bers of it became aware of the promoted by the millers and toe virtues of Vitamin C, but it ap' is. Manhattan didn’t. Probably the There may be, among Manches situation. Exploitation of the bakers. The argument is that pears that they made too many Herald-Tribune doesn’t know any claims and they have since ter’s numerous North Irish popula schools for advertising purposes be plain white bread is cheaper than thing about it, but the first metal- any other food and more nutri switched to boasts about toe tea’s tion, some who long ago encounter ing expressly forbidden, there is flavor and p^atability. cage building in all the world was tious than most others. Restora ed George William Russell, noted something of a row about the mat tion of toe pre-war American per An association of toe canners built in New York long before the painter, dramatist and critic, for ter. capita consumption of wheat of South Carolina is pressing the Chicago ventures. But it was in would provide a market for 130,- claim that all South Carolina Mr. Russell was born at Uurgan, If it can be considered proper for Brooklyn and it was a shot tower. 000,000 more bushels, which is products are rich in iodine owing HERE’S W H A X YOU’VE BEEN W AITING.FOB County Armagh, 63 years ago, any subject, foreign to the purposes most of the annual wheat surplus. to salt deposits on South Caro which is not so long a time as of the schools, to be introduced into Eat more bread and you’ll be lina’s farms which allegedly are MEDITERRANEAN NAVIES brought by the breezes from the things go in that part of the world. the irregular session periods, in stronger. Whole wheat bread is Formal abandonment of the al just a valueless fad. Let’s get ocean. At all events, the in terest in struction in the use of a new type ways unpromising negotiations be back to normal eating and enjoy The Maine Sardine Association George William Russell is immense telephone would seem to be justi ourselves. White bread is th€ raised a fund for a national cam JLn insulated €r * ■ ‘ F.O.B. Factory; % . I t: The New Model LUCKY STRIKS-rthe finest cigarette you ever smokech hiode of the finest toboccos At last the great ambition of the entire electric reffigerafion industry has been — the Creom of the Crop~~THEN~ IT^ realized! ; v / \ TOASTED." Eyeryene kpoVfs that heot PMri-; Kelvinator has produced an electric refrigeVat^r o f food and ice cube capacity, of really striking b©au^ an4 ^3,ditional Kelvinator fibs onci so/’fpASTING removes hormful reliability—at a price that is destined to make=i^rigeration history. irritants that cause throat irritation and It is fitting that Kelvinator—the pioneer— should'tate this great step which toaijy coiighing.^ hM physicians breaks down the price barrier, enabling teps of thousands of families of moderate have stdteA i B C K l i ^ income to enjoy, to the fullest, the many recognized advantages of modern electric ^, refrigeration. EveiVoni^ mollows-i- The kelvinaior name, the oldest and greatest in. dectric. refrigeration,. Sives . the that’s ®*® assurance oi quality, value and dependableness that makes the price of $159.50 so the Uitra Viciilet Ray. truly revolutionary. hae: ■ -f Never before has it been possible for all Kojn^^wners to obtain quality electric re , J 7';: frigeration at the price they have wanted . to jay* . . Take a few minutes to inspect ' ( the Yukon and satisfy yourself that the refi^gejfator yqu have always desired is reallyhere. ^ \' inst Irritation — aaainst cough I " ' V Hertz t o :r e ^ # :^ i ^ r t o of men STRUCB 59 tomoua * , 'I ^ ThestotenmnirfMr.'HertoapptmmofiUfi®' NOKOL-PETRO OIL BURNERS '-.u'" I"*- ' 1 , .. ■ -, MAYTAG PHILCO RADIO . V- (Si 193p, Ths Aineriesn To>s^ Ce^ JIffS.; PHONE 7167. ; li SOLT’H MANCHfiSTER 1 PURNELL PLACE '''hit ■■if"' '?/ -- o t - y f / M A N C H iK ^ “ EVENTNa HERAU). SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 1930. PAGBSCQ VETERAN NOT DEAD DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Griffith Sewage Disposal Plant Here A'7- .;-4, 283—W TIC, HARTFORD—1060. Leading DX Stations. Washington, Sept 25^:—- XAP) -4’- Thursday, September 25. 6:30 5:30—Dinner dance music. After Robert Marcey,. a Lyonhursi. 7:00 6:00—Norman Cloutier’s orch. (DST) (ST) Vernon Dalhart, ■who Ilrst intro 405.2— W SB, A T LA N T A —740. Va., World War veteran, proved he duced the ••hill-billy'* Bong. and whose 7:30 6:30—Musical questionnaire. 422.3—WOR, NEWARt^710. 8:00 7:00—NBC programs tS»4 hrs.) lad not Deen buried with military major opua ‘•The Prisoner‘s hong, 11:45 10:45—Studio artists; orchestra, was for a time the most popular eong 6:45 5:45—Dinner dance music. THE 8-51 TRAGEDY 8:30 7:30—Little Symphony orch. with 1:00 12:00—Dl.\-ie Jamboree music. honors in. Arlington National , ceme in America will sing an unpublished 293.9— K YW , CHICAGO—1020. number which ma^ rival Its predeces Consuelo Closs, soprano. tery, War Department officials 9:30 8:30—New Jersey dinner. 8:00 7:00—NBC progratos (3>,4 hrs.) sors in the program to be broadcast, 11:30 10:30—Amos ‘n’ Andy, comedians On Sept. 25, 1925, the worst sub day, prepared to exhume and at by WJZ and allied stations Thursday , 9:30 8:30—Kremlin Art quartet tempt to identify the body .Interred. night at 9:30, daylight saving time; 10:00____ 9:00—Travelogue: three cheer*. 11:45 10:45—Dance music to 2:00. marine disaster in the history of the Hfs solo will be ''Eleven More 11:00 10:00—Will Oakland’s orchestra. 389.4— W BBM , CHICAGO—770. The roan now buried was killed in 11:30 10:30—Moonbeams music, poems. 10:30 9:30—Try and stump us. United States Navy occurred when Months, Ten More Days." a Jail epic 1:00 12:00—An hour about Chicago. an automobile accident.lt) days a^n which has never before been pubnely 302.i3—W B2, N EW EN G LA N D —990. the U. S. submarine S-51 sunk neat 7:00 6:00—Amos 'n* Andy, comedians 254.1— W JJD , CHICAGO—1180. and identified as M *ri»y Ws ata-' presented. Ho will share honors dur 9:00 8:00—Mooseheart children’s hr. Block Island, off the Rhode Island ing the hour with Adelyn Hood, who 7:16 6:1.5—Jesters; Phil Cook. ter, Mrs. O. O. Walker, of Lyon- 7:45 6:45—Ensemble; music; talk. 9:30 8:30—Home town band music. coast, after it had collided with the has been his recording and s t^ e part 10:30 9:30—Late dance music. \ hurst. A few days later Marcey’s ner for a dozen years. Miss Hood will 8:45 7:45—Special musical program. passenger steamer, City of Rome. 9:00 8:00—WJZ programs (1 hr.) 416.4— WGN-WLIB. CHICAGO—720. mother, Mrs. ElVin J. Marcey, re sing "He’s on the Chain-Gang Now. 9:30 8:30—Syncopators; piano solos. a court-room song. John Marshall 10:00 9:00—First alarm; organist. Thirty-four members of the subma ceived a letter from her son who 343.6— W ABC, NEW Y O R K —860. 10:30 9:30—Symphonic raps; girls. great chief justice of the United 10:45 9:45—Interlude; male quartet rine’s crew perished; three,were res was in Baltimore. Mrs". Walker went States supreme court from 1801 to 6:00 5:00—Dinner dance music. 7:00 6:00—Crockett Mountaineers. 11:30 10:30—Girls trio; Symphony. cued. to Baltimore, atod nearly fateteil 1835. will be the reincarnated guest 11:30 10:30—Two dance orchestras. Of honor at the birthday party which 7:30 6:30—Variety hour; violinist The accident occurred at about 7:15—Musketeers male trio. 344.6—W LS. CHICAGO—870. when she met her brother. mav be tuned in from a WEAF net 8:15 8:00 7:00—Eventide melodies. 10:30 at night. Captain Diehl of work station at 9. daylight saving 9:00 8:00—Orch., male quartet, An. “Tell me," Marcey asked, " a nette Hanahaw, contralto. 8:15 7:1.5—Rural sketch: musicale. the City of Rome said that the time. In the accompanying musical 9:00 8:00—Hymns, organ, quartet. , something the matter? Is moth« program ali selections are by compos 9:30 8:30—Detective drama, ‘Shadow’ S-51 sank in about 15 seconds, 9:30—National radio forum. 447.4— WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—670. dead?” „ ers whoso bti-thday anniversaries oc 10:30 9:30 8:30—Music hour; memories. the spot where it went down for cur this week. ii:15 10:15—Heywood Broun's column. “No,” Mrs. Walker finally an--, 11-30 10:30—Two dance orchestras. 11:00 10:00—Dan and Sylvia: pianist and that after he had drifted over swered. “We Just buried you.” 12:30 11:30—Midnight organ. 11:30 10:30—Amos ’n’ Andy; dance. Wave lengths in meters on left of 238—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260. an-hour, in hopes of picking up station title, kilocycles on the right. 454.3—W E A F , n e w Y O R K —660. Above is an exterior of the Griffith sewage disposal plant invented and engineered by, Charles R. Grif Times are Eastern Daylight Saving 6:00 5:00—Dinner dance music. 11:00 10:00—Late dance orchestra. fith, of 55 Pleasant street, this town, which was visited this afternoon by members of the Ctonnecticut Society survivors, he proceeded to port. ■ 6:45 5:45—Rural comic sketch. 12:00 11:00—Studio music hour. For this action he was severely Prohibition officers are search-^ and Eastern Standard. Black face 361.2— KOA, D E N V E R —830. of Civil Engineers. This-^lant is part of the South Manchester Sanitaiy and Sewer District system.______type indicates best features. 7:00 6:00—Mid-week hymn sing. criticized. It was the popular con ing for a steamboat with" a distil 7:30 6:30—Historical sketch. 11:00 10:00—Slumber music: team. lery oboard. Perhaps they may 8:00 7:00—Rudy Vallee's orchestra. 11:45 10:15-Talk; dance orchestra. tention at the time that he should Leading East Stations. 9:00 8:00—Reincarnation of Chief 1:00 12:00—KOA Koons music hour. into the basin over a weir. Sludge I have stood by for a longer period, yet b® convinced that the Ap Justice John Marshall. 1:30 12:30—Pianist: National Singers. can be removed as frequently as de-! paratus is necessary‘ to^ wet the 2:30 1:30—Studio musical echoes. preferably until daylight. ^^Ifr^WPG, ATLANTIC CITY-1000. 9:30 8:30—Tenor, violin, orchestra. sired. The sludge from domestic steamer’s whistle. 10:00____ 9:00—Nathaniel Shilkret’s orch. 288.3—KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—1040. Although rescue ships were rush 8:00 7:00—WABC programs ( 2hrs.) 11:00 10:00—Three dance orchestras. 10:30 9:30—Dance band, soprano. sewage may remain te the tank 9:30 8:30—Subway boys; marimba. STATE ENGINEERS HERE, ed to the scene of the tragedy, ef 393.5—W JZ ,-N EW Y O R K —760. 12:00 11:00—Studio entertainment. several days, even one week, with- 10:00 9:00—WABC progs. (1V& hrs.) 299.8—W OC-W HO, IOWA—1000. forts to raise the sunken submarine 11-30 10:30—Two dance orchestras. 5:30 '4:30—Junior baseball series. ■ out septic conditions developing. 6:00 5:00—Dinner dance music. 9:30 8:30—Montana cowboys, music. failed day after day imtil the hope of UEADCOLDS 12:30 11:30—Midnight organ music. 6:45 5-45_Floyd Gibbons, reporter. 10:00 9:00—NBC programs (2 hrs.) This is due to the complete removal 283—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1060. 7:00 6:00—Amos 'n* Andy, comedians 12:00 11:00—Playhouse of the air. IN SP E a SEWAGE PLANT of old sludge, when dumped, and to bringing any of the imprisoned men I I MdtiabQiHagvaitara 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (3 hrs.) 12:30 11:30—Two dance orchestras. V V . vuMrt: also sanff u 7:15 6:15—Male trio; Phil Cook. the operation which, in regular to the surface alive had been aban v ^ r s ; also sanff ap aosa. 11:00 10:00—Musical memories. 7:50 6:50—Old-time dance music. 491.5— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—610. doned. When the submarine was fi 11:30 10:30—WJZ programs (% hr.) 8:00 7:00—B. A. Rolfe’s orchestra. 11:30 10:.30—.-\mos 'n' Andy, comedians cycles, brings the fresh influent di 545.1—WGR, BUFFALO—5M. 9:00 8:00—Leo Relsman's orchestra. 11:45 10:45—Studio artists hour. mentation. The treatment Is such rectly in contact with the sludge, nally raised it was found that the 8:00—Orchestra, vocal duo. 12:00 11:00—WJZ Slumber music. A? 7:30 6:30—WEAF progs. (2ij hrs.) 9:00 12:45 11:4.5—Nighfhawk frolic. thus retarding the jstarting of the crew had drowned and had not died v i s n s li:15 10:1.T—Poetry: dance orchestra. 10:00 9:00—Q jera, ‘Naughty Marietta.' Conneciicut Society, Meeting' i" 11:00 10:00—dumber music hour. 468.5— KFI. LOS ANGELES—640. septic action. of suffocation. MimON JARS USED YEARiy 253.8—WNAC, BOSTON—1230. 11:45 10;(.5—Simphony orchestra. . Hg I \1* ' l r i successful operation of the plant and , 6:30 6:30—Dinner music: c1jise.cs. 12:00 11:00—I,ate dance orchestra. It is not essential to the efficient 491.5— WIP. PHILADELPHIA—610. 1:00 12:00—Alale trio: drama. m M anebester, Visits bril- , the effluent is discharged f/om tank ation of this tank to have bar 7-00 6:00—WABC programs (3 hra) 6:30 5:30—Dougherty’s dance music. 1:30 12:30—Concert orchestra, songs. 10:30 ■J:30—Old town meeting. 2:30 1:.‘10—Sfndio orchejstral hour. i before septic action has started. In . . , . , 11:30 10:30—WABC programs Ok hr.) 7:00 6:00—Uncle Wip’s program. screens or grit shambers placed 305.9— KDKA, PITTSBURGH—980. 379.5— KGO. O A K LA N D —790. ' this manner a fresh effluent is dis- ahead of the tanks, excepting, of 423.3—WLW. CINCINNATI—700. 6:15 5:15—Organist, studio pro.gram. 1:00 12:00—Memory I.,ane. artists. , charged which Is satisfactory for 8:00 7:00—Air theater; contest. 7:00 6:00—WJZ programs {ilk hrs.) 2:00 1:00—Parisan quintet: music. fith Tanks— To See Pratt- I course, where sludge digestion tanks 8:15 7:15—Dog club, team.^ . 11:30 10:30—William Penn’s orchestra, 3:00 2:00—Mlsical musketeers. further treatment, either by dilu are to be used, as the sludge thus 9:30 8:30—Mirth makers; variety. 245.8—WCAE, PITTSBURGH—1220. 370.2—WCCO. MINN., ST. PAUL—810. tion, filtration, activation or ch lo-' formed can be delivered direct to 10-15 9:15—SalL peanuts; America, 6:00 5:00—Dandies of yesterday. 8:00 7:00—WABC programs (3 hrs.) Whitney Plant, Then Dine rination for further B. O. D. reduc-1 10:30 9:30—Team, verity hour. 7:00 6:00—Studio musical program. 11:on 10:00—Political address. the sludge beds. In many locations, 12:00 11:00—Los Amigos; melodies. 7:30 6:30—Old Time Singing School. 12:00 11:00—Dance music: organist. tion. ! with sufficient dilution, the effluent 1:00 12:00—Orchestra, tenor recital. 8:00 7:00—WEAF progs. (3% hrs.) 1:00 12:00—Old Settlers program. “These tanks are adaptable to from this type of tank will be all 2:00 1:00—Gibson’s dance music. 260.7— W HAM , R O C H E S T E R —1150. 461.3— WSM. N A S H V IL L E —650, Here. grease and scum removal by over 280.2—WTAM, CLEVELAND—1070. 7:00 6:00—WJZ Amos ‘n’ Andy. 8:00 7:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) the clarification required. This ef 9:00 8:00—Gene and Glenn. 7:45 6:45—Barrett’s dance music. 11:00 10:00—Feature hour, contralto. flow trough, therefore no hand skim- | fluent can be satisfactorily treated 8:30 7:30—NBC programs (2^6 hrs.) 8:00 7:00—WJZ, programs (3 hrs.) 11:30 10:30—Amos ’n’ And.v, comedians Over 100 engineers, members of ming or squeegeeing is required.; by trickling filters at about double 12:00 11:00—Contralto; dance music. 11:15 10:1.5—Theater organ recital. 11:4.5 10:45—Bill and Jack: music. Sedimentation by this type of basin, 12:45 11:45—Midnight melodies: orch. 379.5— WGY. SCHENECTADY—790. 270.1— W RVA, RICHM OND—1110. the Connecticut Society of Civil En the rate of the effluent from the so- 12:57 11:57—Time: weather: markets. 7:00 6:00—Amos ’n’ Andy, comedians gineers, arrived in Manchester at 3 having a short retention period, will called continuous flow type of sedi- i 399.8—W eX-W JR, DETROIT—750. S:0n 7:09—NBC programs f3 nrs.) 8:00 7:00—WJZ------prograjps (3 hrs.) 6:15 5:1.5—Instrumental trio. o’clock this afternoon to attend the remove a very large percentage of mentation tanks, when further clari 6:30 5:30—WEAF progs. (414 hrs ) 11 :00 10:00—Band music: soloist. 11:00 10:00—Studio musical program, 12:09 ii;on—Trouh.'’dmir.'! orchestra. suspended matter, and practically 12:00 11:00—Organist, dance music. 11:00 10:00—Theater organ recital. annual meeting and banquet sched fication is required. uled for 6:30 this evening at the 100 per cent of the settleable solids., „^g yjere is no pressure water at I c V Secondary Eastern Stations. Seconiiary DX Stations. (Oft® 344.6— W EN R . CHICAGO—870. Manchester Country CHub. the plant, a small pump is required' Yjec**' 508.2—WEEI, BOSTON—590. 272.6— WLWL, NEW YORK—1100. while in the q^escent stat^, the et- pump the effluent for washing 7:30 6:30—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 6:00 5:00—Old and new hits. 9:30 8:30—Plavers’ presentation. ' See Sewage Plant ajvo «oft 6:20 5:20—Studio orchestra music. 10:00 9:00—Musical: song stories. The visiting en^neers were met fluent, on being drawn from the screens, tf pressure water was 8:30 7:30—Melody men’s program. 11:00 10:00—Two comedy skits. liSo® *a^ft 10:00 9:00—WEAF musical program. 6:3U 5:30—Soprano, religious talk. at the junction of Olcott street and tanks, is -passed - through fine screens,' available no mechanism of any ^ kind .. 374.8_WSAI, CINCINNATI—800. 7:00 6:00—Folk songs; address. 12:00 11:00—DX air vaudeville. 7:45 6:4.5—Orchestra recital. 374.8—W FA A , D A LLA S —800. Silver Lane, by represeiftatives of 80 mesh (or toer if neewsaryj, sup-1 required at the plant. 10:30 9:30—Minstrel men’s frolic. 9:30 8:30—WJZ concert program. V i4 - 11:00 10:00—WEAF musical hour. 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—570. the town, The South Manchester ported by a lieavy backing screen. Low Cost 6:40 5:40—The Colonial Singers. 333.1— KHJ, LOS ANGELES-900. t o o i J2:00 11:00—Footlights: orche.stm. 10:00 9:00—Studio music liour. Sanitary and Sewer District and an The screens are placed in a vertical I “It can be readily seen that with 215.7—WHK, CLEVELAND—1390. 7:00 6:00—Air college lecture. position and within a few inches of 8:00 7:00—1. B. S. A. mid-week serv. 8:00 7:00—Vocal solos, mandolin. 12:00 11:00—Dance orchestra. inspection made of the new sewage I this type of clarification the results 8:30 7:30—American Legion trip. 508.2—WOW. OMAHA—590. the front wall, or opposite end from 9:00 8:00—WABC progs. (114 hrs.) 9:00 S:00—Artists entertainment. .disposal plant off Olcott street in are obtained with ''relative low in 't v 9:i0 S :1U—Lighhuoy male quartet 10:30 9:30—Night club dance music. 11:00 10:00—Burnham's rhythm kings. charge of Charles R. Griffith, in the influent gates, and the draw off stallation cost, practically no repair 11:00 10:00—Feature: Slumber music. 291.3—CFCF, MONTREAL—1030. valves are the bottom of each 12:00 11:00—Two dance orchestras. 7:00 6:00—Twilight hour: address. 309.1— K JR . S E A T T L E —970. ventor and plant engineer. The dele or replacement costs, and an excep 325.9—WWJ, DETROIT—920. 9:30 8:30—Organ recital: concert. 12-00 11:00—Artists ensemble, soloists. gation was shown the method of screen. Floating baffles are placed tionally low labor cost. This fairly 12:00 11:00—Two dance orchestras. 11:00 10:00—Light opera gems. 12:.30 11:30—Salon orchestra, artists. in front of the screens between 315.6— WRC, WASHINGTON—950. 440.9—KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—680. handling local sewage which has large installation is now being op 295.9—WHN. NEW YORK—1010. 11:00 10:00—Feature artists hour. guides and prevent scum, oil, grease, 6:1.5 5:15—Studio piano recital. 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (2i/4 hrs.) been approved by the Connecti erated in South Manchester, by the I liiiliiaill! ililii' 6:30 6:30—Orthodox Jewish hour. 10:."0 9:.'i0—Late d.nnce' orche.stra. 12:00 11:00—NBC dance orchestra. cut Health and Water Com etc., from coming in contact with South Manchester Sanitary and missions, andLJs one of' the most the screens. The screens are easily Sewer district. The plant consists j cleaned, by a simple method of pass Digest “Topics in modem and efficient such plants in of three of the above described con-; to the !6:45—Literary ing a downward spray of water over 5 GLASSES BIG FAMILY BOTTLB j Brief.” the country. Crete sedimentation basins of about WTIC PROGRAMS Pepsodent’s After their inspection of the South the face of the screens, this spray 150,000 gallons capacity each, not j .7:00—Bulova Time Overnight being supplied by a small perforated Travelers Broadcasting Service j Amos ’n’ Andy. Manchester sewage plant the -visit including sludge sump, completel-y ing engineers returned to East Hart- ^ pipe^ ^ frame that slides up , and dovm | {jQugg(j ^vith .h steel frame and metal Hartford, Conn. 17:15— Tastyea.st Jesters. ■ 7:30—Phil Cook, the Quaker Man. A. P. News ford where an inspection of the: in a groove between the floating roofing and sides, together with 60,U00 W., 1060 R. C., 282.8 51. Pratt and Whitney Aircraft plant baffle and the screens, three sludge dr dng beds of about ^ G iiS 17:45— Statler Ensemble. 3 '.8:00— Philco Program. was accorded them. Following the j Sludge Sump 2,700 sq. ft. area each. At least 50 ! Lham Ylmsn; ...... Pratt and Whitney inspection, the | “The sludge sump is below the per cent is waste from the industries E. D. S, T. 8:30— Criminal Law—Gleason L. Washington — Nicholas Roose members returned to the Manches-! level of the screens and effluent out- and the balance is from all .1- w - V' PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVE^NG HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, GONN^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1980, do not expire by 1935 would be -re HOWTO placed later at . a cost of $30,'000,000. YALE DAILY NEWS HILLYER INSTITUTE BROWN PREPARES Will Save Money. DOMESTIC SCIENCE Taking cognizance of the admin Queer Twists istration’s desire to limit current m s P .O . REPORT appropriations. Brown expressed TO SUPPORT CRdSS COURSES POPULAR In Day's News OPENS ON MONDAY conviction that the savings to re lodauis sult would amply justify the outlay. The five year program distribution 4- Postmaster Geaeral S^gests recommended follows: 1931, $10,r Not Because of His Politics White Plains, N. Y.—Few of the Begins 37th Year at Hart- EDITOR’S NOTE: The actual f—WHirrMOVtS THIS WAV. ' 350,000: 1932, '$14,650,000; 1933, WiD Be Taught at PubKc Eve fellows at Merion would recognize start of a game of backgammon is BI.a Sk MOVES THIS $8,750,000; 1934, $4,090,000; 1935, the names Vardon Flyer, Henley, { aviI V M r a — riaec explained in the followtog article, Oitcir Give Up Leases and Build $5,300,000. ''But Because He Is Han Tucker’s Defiance and Musselburg. lO n l '1» IH. V. H. viooOj third in a series on “Today’s ning School; Classes Open T «M « ' Brown devoted considerable at They are bran,ds of golf balls of the Backgammon’’ which has been writ tention to the charges made at the . of Intelligence.” ' -••SI last century, the old gutty affair, Registration Now. ten for The Heraid and NEA Ser ing Own Offices. time the senate Ordered its inquiry, On Next Monday. which came to light when a pond at j vice by Elizabeth CSark Boyden. She anticipating the hearings about to the , Knollwood Country Oub was is author of “The New Backgam get started. He took up in partic dredged. mon” and xo-anthor of “Contract Washington, Sept. 25.— (AP) — ular the St. Paul commercial station New Haven, Sept 25,— (APy—At the outset of its 53d year as an im- Ardmore, Pa.—H. Chandler Egan, With 36 years of invaluable educa Bridge for 1980” and “ Contract Early Congressional consideration which drew fire in both the Senate It is anticipated that the domes National amateur golf champion in tional service to the community to Bridge for 1981.” and House last session. Reporting dergraduate publication, Yale Dally tic science courses to he offered in 1904, uses no little wooden peg to its credit, the Hillyer J. M. C. A. was assured txday for the hundreds that the corporation owning the News today laid down its poliey of taking an interest in affairs outside the local public evening school, tee up his ball. He makes a “ ound Schools, formerly known as the Hill BY ELIZABETH CLARK.BOYDEN of postoffice building leases whose building disposes of bonds to in of sand, as everybody once md, yer Institute of the Hartford Y. M. replacement through a government vestors “in an amoimt obviously in undergraduate life, by declaring its which is to open on Monday evening support of Dean Emeritus Wilbur L. Milwaukee—^Mrs. Ellen Neuman C. A., will begin its 37th year Mon Written for NEA Service purchase and construction program excess of the sound value of the of next week, will, as in years pre is dead, having been struck by her day evening, September 29. This The original setting up of the men physical property.” /He conceded Cross of the graduate school, the vious, be very popular. husband’s driver when they were week, September 22-27, is set aside and how to move the checkers from was recommended by Postmaster also that the rental of $120,775 Democratic nominee for governor. Plain sewing, dressmaking and playing golf. As he swung she as the week of registration. Classes point to point in accordance with General Brown yesterday in a report “measured by present day stand The News for several years past cookery will be taught in the stooped to make a tee. He ““ ^sed will begin on Monday, September 29. the throw of the dice ^were discussed to President Hoover. ards, was undoubtedly excessive.” has taken an interest in civic life Franklin building on Main street. the ball and the club fractured her In addition to the regular classes in yesterday’s article. First the Senate committee The postmaster general defended by espousal of or opposition to vari An additional class for sewing and skull. They were in a foursome at scheduled in the Junior College of named early in summer to inquire We will now illustrate, with the White’s Ohter. White’s Inner the “professional bidders” who have ous conditions. Its more notable en dressmaking will meet on Thursday the Blue Mound Club. Mrs. Neuman Business Administration, the Engin aid of the diagram, the start of a into the nature of these leases, will leased many of the buildings to the get to work, probably within ten deavors have been in discussion of and Friday eveninings in the “West was 21^ears old. eering Institute, and the Prepara game of backgammon. It is recom Table . Table government from the attacks made college life, having for several years Side” Recreation building on Cedar New^ork—Primo Camera is a tory courses, many special unit sub mended that the readers get out BLACK THIS AAar. days, on its hearings. against them in Congress. WHITC MOVES THIS WAV Second, Representative Kelly, Re waged a campaign against com street. The instructors are those great fighter of fires. He ipullfd jects will.be offered this year. Per their backgammon boards and fol “The-buildings constructed Md publican, Pennsylvania/a member of pulsory chapel, which was finally who served so acceptably in previ hose around as if it were spaghetti haps the most outstanding of these’ low the moves as suggested below. leased to the department by so- abolished and last college year be ous years—Miss Nettie Johnson, in helping firemen with a stubborn unit courses is that in Aircraft The two players seat themselves black’s outer table.. He. leaves the the Hbuse postoffice committee, an called professional bidders are nounced he would introduce the ing critical of the house plan of Mrs. Nicoline Johnson and Mi.ss two-hour blaze in the basement of Welding, which Started Monday eve- on opposite sides of the table with two diae bn boa^.lm til this play among the most satisfactory of the dormitories which is about ' to be Helen M. Smith. the Park Plaza Annex. legislation to carry .out the post structures leased for pos^ pur the board between them. Each play is completed.‘H . master general’s recommendation adopted at Yale. The equipment of the Ninth Dis Toledo, O.— Clarence Kehr, six er throws one die in his rigfit hand What BlocKbd)]pelnta Are poses,” he reported. • The News today took up the cause trict school system will be used for years old, smokes cigars, has a Before continuing “further let us for a five year program costing table. 'Piey each throw a six and $43,140,000 to replace some of the of Dean Cross "not because he is a the evening classes, including ma moustache and shaves. He is three must rethrow, and continue to do so explain blocked points in more de buildinga. Democrat, not because he is a wet chines, individual sewing tables, feet five inches tall and Weighes 84. as long as they throw the same tail. ' but because he is a man of intelli electric Toledo authorities have refused him Senator Blaine, Republican, Wis EXECUTE FORTY-EIGHT large tables for cutting, number. On the second throw, one A point on which two men are consin, is chairmw of the Senate gence, resourcefulness, and calibre.” admission to the public schools .and resting is said to be blocked. A play flats ftor pressing and fitting rooms player throws a five and the other a investigating committee. The election of A. S. Hamlin, 2d, for dr^essmaking. One of the four his parents are to refer the matter six. High (the six) wins and that er can have any number of his own of his education to state authorities. Nearly 200 Leases of Canadiagua, N. Y., A. C. Stem, rooms to be used is the attractive player chooses the white men a" I men on a single i^tht hut he cannot Moscow, Sept. 25.— (A P )—Forty- Rochester, N. Y., and C. D. Weyer Bogota, Columbia — Saturday is Brown’s five year program con cooking room of the Franklin build chooses jto set the board with his play a man to a point pn which two haeuser, St. Paul, Minn., as the just another working day now for templates replacement of 198 leases, eight Russians who dared to oppose ing which adjoins a model dining home table on bis right. He will or m ore'of his opponent’s men are while another 103 would be done 1933 board was announced. government employes. The new hereafter be referred to as white and resting. Blocked poin^ bin be pump^ the Moscow Soviet regime have paid room. This room has all of the president, Dr. Enrique Olaya Her away with as rapidly as possible. his opponent as black. ed provided tiie number thrown al with their lives for their opposition. cooking utensils, dishes and con rera, has abolished weekend holi Seventy-eight stations and branches They now set up the table and lows the man to Vest on a clear An official commimique issued KINO OF SIAM HJL veniences of an ideal kitchen. There days. and 14 garage buildings would be are twenty-six gas burners besides in looking at the diagram we are polpt. The more points a jfiayeir can purchased Immediately as they through Tass, Soviet news agency, New York—Mrs. W. Averill Har- San Francisco, Sept. 25^(A P )' — three large gas ranges suitable for looking over white’s shoulder and block, the more dlfhcult it is for his stand for approximately $21,800,000. said all members—^numbering 48— riman is closing her Long Island The King of Siam was reported suf-' all kinds of cooking. The room is black is opposite facing us with his opponent to play, and the player Their ^^uation w a .s given as $19,- of the counter revolutionary society home at Sands Point to go into busi ferlng from a serious eye infection commodious and well lighted. Reg inner table on his left. White now himself will have that many more 060,998 and the annual rental $2,- revealed September 22, had been ness. She will open a gallery for in a statement issued by the Cana istration for the course in cooking is must play the numbers on his own points on which safely to move a 145,831. The annual saving, com shot by the secret police after trial the purchase and sale of modem art. dian Pacific railway. limited to twenty-six, the number On her honeymoon abroad in the and on black’s die for bis first move. man. Placing, two men on a point puted over 20 year's, was placed at and conviction on charges of at This was a five and a six. He looks which was pi^eviously blear is call tempting to starve the people of The 'King and Queen, the carrier of gas burners. spring she purchased some of the $650,000. announced, have arranged to sail for over the board and finds be has a ed “making” or ” blpcklng” a point. Construction of new buildings the U. S. S. R. by destroying the In addition to actual practice in pictures she will handle. Mrs. Har- "Vancouver aboard the "Empress of choice of several moves. He can When playing one man for both would replace 106 other structures food resources of the country. cooking there will be practical dis riman (Marie Norton) was formerly Japan” arriving next April 19. The cussions about such topics as bal Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney. mov£ two men from point 12 in numbers bn the dibf, the play must on which leases expire within five black’s outer table, one to point 8 be made in twb mbyjps so that one or King, the railroad said, will seek ance rations, the nutritive values of Paris— “In Love” and “Love years. The coat would be about and the other to point 1 in his own the other of the two numbers will Scientists, we' read, are trying to treatment either at Johns Hopkins, the more common kinds of food, the Awakens” are the last plays in $21,340,000 and the saving propor outer table. He can, however, take take the man to a clear point. The split the atom. After all, this is Baltimore, or the Royal 'Victoria preparation of menus, the planning which Mile. Yvonne Hautin plans to tionate to that seen in the purchase one man from point 1 in black’s in numbers on both ^cc must be play rather a small matter to fuss about. Hospital in Victoria, Montreal. as well as the preparation of break appear. She intends.to leave the plan. The remaining leases which stage shortly and enter a Benedic Julius S. Aug^ir ner table and play that man for ed whenever possible, and some fasts, lunches and dinners; also les 9 tine convent. both numbers. In making this move players ma^e the rule that if only sons in table setting. nlng, September"22. This is a thor he must play his man first a 6 which one number can he .played it must Early in the term the pupils will New York—^The oldest of 18,000 practising physicians in New York oughly practical course, in every carries it to point 7 in black’s outer be the higher.'. be engaged in pickling and preserv is 90 years old today. Dr. A. W. respect, with ample laboratory table and from there play this same Resumbag the play, black now ing. Such relishes as jams, marma Catlin has been practising 68 years. equipment and good instruction. The man the 5 which takes him to point takes'hls dle .and addb it to the sec lades, chili sauce and pepper relish He is one of the oldest Yale Alumni. class is taught by Charles Borchers, 12 in black’s outer table. If white ond die in his dica .bo:^ and throws es will be made. Later the pupils He finds his greatest joy in serving foreman! of the fuselage department attempted to play his 5 first it the two dice in bis right hand table. will be taught vegetable cooking the needy without reward. of the Chance Vought Corporation would bring ^e man to point 6 He throws a two , and five. He looks and the preparation of scalloped in East Hartford. Pipe Welding is which is already occupied by black’s the board over very carefully and dishes. The course also includes the another popular course that was men. A point thus occupied is called finds no pleasing way to move his making of cakes, muffins, quick TRAIN SCHEDULES organized by the Hillyer Y. M. C. A. a blocked point. Had black also two men. He finally decides to play two Tomorrow at 7.30 P. M. breads, pies and cookies and the Schools last year. This class is or more men on point 7 in his outer men from point‘12 in white’s outer cooking of cereals. Each pupil will taught by -Robert J. Dampmam, table, white would have been unable table, one to point 8, and the other prepare a book of recipes under the - CHANGE ON SUNDAY supervisor of welding at the Whit to move a man either a 5 or a 6 to point 11 In his own outer table. direction of Miss Smith, the instruc lock Coil Pipe Company. The class from point 1 in black’s inner table He is now leaving a single man oQ tor. The cooking class will be taught Train schedules on the New Ha began Tuesday evening, September and would therefore . have to make one point This man is calleda blot as a unit, but every pupil will be ven Railroad will imdergo the usual 23. Both classes will meet from other moves. White decides to play which will be explained in tomor required to follow the recipes of Jthe seasonal changes next Sunday, 7:30 to 9:30, Aircraft Welding meet the man from ^ in t 1 to point 12 in row’s article. evening by cooking under supervi September 28, when the daylight ing Monday, Wednesday and Friday, sion on her individual gas burner. and Pipe Welding Tuesday and saving period comes to an end, prac pared to govern Italy under Fascist I' The arrangement for teaching tically all trains with the exception Thursday. ' ' rule.” sewing and dressmaking will be In the Junior College of Business ITALIAN STUDENT TELLS of some of the through trains over Administration the following somewhat different. Each lady will A demonstration o£ the Buick 8 choose her own project and receive the courses will be offered: Advertising, changed an hour in their running v,-., t.oo RmoVe- .Tnninr WHY HE SHOT AT PRINCE is yours for the dialing of 7220^— individual direction from one of the taught by John Lee Brooks; Junior time. Accounting, by R. K. Stanley; Ac A d v t ' instructors. The finished garment Not all of the changes, however, will be the personal property of the counting I and HI, and Auditing, by will involve merely the change of A. T. Bierkan; . Economics, by Pro Brussels, Sept. 25.— (A P.)—Fer maker, for the materials to be used one hour in time, some additional nando de Rosa, young Italian stu JACK KEENEY , are to be furnished by the pupil, not fessor W. B. Bailey: Cartooning and adjustments in schedules taking Commercial Art, by J. S. Merritt; dent, today said that hatred of Fas- by the school. The school will fur place. Therefore it would be wise for Effective Speaking, by J. S. Augur; ’cism and all that it implies led him Lead Saxophonist nish the equipment and provide the prospective railroad passenger's to Business English, by Paul W. Stod to attempt the assassination of A gradiiaJe of A1 Strobmao, first 11 teachers. The instructors will give provide themselves with new time dard; Investments, by G. C. Durjint; Crown Prince Humbert of Italy last saxaphonlst of McBnelly’s Victor j | assistance in making any sort of tables, which will be in the hands of Commercial Law, by Attorney J. October in Brussels. The young Ital Recording Orchestra will teach at I new garment or in altering wearing local agents by the end of the week. Harold Williams: Psychology of ian went on trial today for this o f apparel already used whether it be The various summer trains such Business, by William M. Mackensen; fense. The Music Box for men or for women. as the White Mountains ^ Express, Real Estate and Appraising, by After the selection of a jury, De ‘ These classes are open to any the Sea Shore Express, and the Cape gj. Qair Burr, who will also Rosa was asked to explain wjay he Main Street women resident in the town re Codder, of course do not appear in | ^ class in Salesmanship. had attempted to kill the crown Commeheing S ep t 18th gardless of previous experience- in the new timetables, but there are In the Engineering division the prince. He launched into an impas Beglnaers advanced students either cooking or sewing. added such trains as the Florida usual classes in Mechanical and sioned discourse in fiuent French The cooking classes will meet, on Sunbeam, connecting with the Sea Architectural Drafting, Physics, En of saxaphohe ahd clarinet starting with an account of his en For terms and enrollment Dial Monday and Wednesday evenings: board Air Line and the Havana gineering Mathematics, Machine and listment as a young boy under the 8635 or call at The Mnshe Box, South the sewing classes will meet in Special via the Atlantic Coast Line, Tool Design and Electricity will be Fascist banner and describing hov/ into^ service Manchester. the Franklin building on Monday, both of which vdll go ' ' given. In addition to these classes he finally became convinced that Tuesday and Wednesday evening December 1. special courses have been developed Fascism meant disregard of the Ladies who expect to take sew in Power Engineering and Cam Lay public liberties. This, he said, re REVIVAL MEETINCrS ing are advised to bring some of out, taught by local authorities. sulted in his becoming anti-Fascist. fttlthe their cloth on the first evening OPENING STOCKS Special unit courses such'aa Radio “I am a patriot resolved to defend when actual instruction will begin and Slide Rule will also be given if my country’s liberties," he said, CHURCH OF THE as in all other courses offered in the the need warrants. "and I became anti-Fascist after I New York, Sept. 25.— (AP) — This year the course in The Air evening school. Stocks opened higher today as the had witnessed crime committed by Those who are planning to take plane and Its Engine, taught by NAZARENE momentum of yesterday’s late rally Lieut. A. Lewis MacClain, test pilot the Fascists against their political sewing or cooking in the Franklin carried through. American Can, enemies without discrimination 466 'Miain S tr^ t building may register in that build of the Pratt & "Whitney Aircraft Case, and National Cash Register Company, will hold its first session whether they were Comjervativea, Each evening excepting ing any night the school is in ses were up a point, Fox rallied 2 1-4, Socialists, Liberals, Communists or sion. Others who expect to take on October 16. Lieutenant Mac Saturd^r at T:S0 Johns Manville 1 1-2, Loew’s 1 3-8, Clain will have this year as an as Freemasons. Why did I want to kill sewing in the “West Side” Recrea and Eastman Kodak 2 points. U. S. the prince? Well, because h^identi Rev. A. B< Carey, Evangelist tion building may register with the sistant George Egll, assistant super Steel and American Telephone were intendent of the Chance Vought Cor fies himself with the enemies of the instructor of, the class in that build' Every One. Cordially Invited( imchanged. Advances in Westing- poration in East Hartford, who will Italian people’s liberty and is pre- ing. This arrangement is made for house, Borden, General Electric and give a group of special lectures on the convenience of the ladies who Radio ranged from 1-2 to 3-4, Amer the dirigible. Mr. Egli’s experieneg^ may not wish to take the time to ican Tobacco “B” lost a point and as an engineer on the dirigible Los^ go to the main high school building Cerro de Pasco broke 1 to a new Angeles qualifies him to handle this to register, and it also lessens the low. phase of the course. / congestion in.the high school build The advance soon flickered out, The class will iheet once a week ing on the evening of the opening and the price , movement became on Thursdays, beginning October 16, session when pupils taking other very irregular. Renewed liQuidation for a period of 25 lessons. At the courses are also registering. in some of yesterday’s weakest pool present time Mr. MacClain is work stocks, notably Vanadium and Unit ing on a complete outline of the ed Aircraft, turned the market course. COPS FIND “ SUICIDE” downward just after the opening. To take care of the young men in International Harvester and Na industry who have not had an op I m A BARBER SHOP tional Lead joined Cerro De Pasco portunity for High school or even X in making new lows for - the year Grammar school education, a Pre- le paint FuRNi'TURE S t y l e Sh o w and net losses of a point or so de Engineering divisloin has been or veloped in American Can, U. New Hayen, Sept. 25.— (AP) — ganized. In this division a curri G, North American, Case, Stand- culum of English, Arithmetic, Alge S rliu Of New Jersey, Amerlean bra, and Elementaary Drafting may EVERYTHING is ready! Interiors freshened with paint and paper. suicide note was found abandoned Telephone and others. be taken and, after two years of New Fall merchandise unpacked. Special room exhibits completed. Monday night in Fort Hale Park on However, support quickly appear preparatory work, the student may the shore of Long Island Sound ed at these lower levels and most enroll in the Jimior Engineering Unusual window displays. Doors anxious to be opened. Orchestras ri9 of the leaders regainied the declines, group and work toward a diploma ended today in a barber shop rather ready to play! , ' iu’it than at the bottom of the soimd. i Vanadium got back 2 points of its of Junior Engineering. Police arrested him while he was 3 point drop and U. S. Steel moved A few preparatory courses will be fractionally above the previous offered, such as English, French, N OUR STORE, Tomorrow evening at 7:80 representatives of the Board of Select getting a shave on a warrant charg 5CS Geometry, History, Trigonometry, you^ll find the , ‘ ing non-support which his wife had close. I men and the Chamber of Commerce will open th ^ o o r s to the largest and ■riT sworn out a few hours before his Speculative sentiment seemed French and Spanish. greatest paint that . finest Furniture Style Show ever, attempted! Ix is nation-wide in scope suicide note was found. highly confused as a result of yes All of the courses given at the terday’s sharp decline and brisk re “Hillyer Y. M. C. A. Schools this year ♦ ever brightened a „..,and these local concerns have prepared Manchester’s «chibits. In the note addressed to his wife, 35^ Anderson said “I can’t stand it any covery, but the firmness of wheat at will be open to both young men and porch—Devoe Floor & Deck Enamel— paint the opening in Chicago lent consid women, the classes meeting in the Be ready at 7:30 tomorrow evening to examine their displays. more and when you get this note, that was first made for the de<^ of big i^ips. I’ll be at the bottom of the Sound.” erable reassurance. Y. M. C. A. building on Monday, Admission is free. The show continues until October 4th. Told by Mrs. Anderson that her Fo/eign exchanges were slightly Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Devoe Floor & Deck Enamel fioVa on so easily hiuband had disappeared “several irregular, sterling cables opened at Friday evenings of each week from that it almost docs the job itself^ ,Aja4 It driM in times before” under similar circum $4.86, off 1-16. 7 to 1 p. m. Educational guidance is stances, police expressed doubt at given to any one, regardless of only 4 hours—dries into a ritih suriEacc WATCH TOMORROW’S HERALD' FOR THE SPECIAL STYLE thf outset of the search that the b a n k o f ENGLAND REPORT ! whether be is a "student, by the that’s as tough as a marine sergeant; - London, Sept. 25.— (A P )—The i Director.' Appointments may be SHOW SUPPLEMENT GIVING FULL DETAILS. rnun bad committed suicide- Mrs. Stop in and learn more a b e ^ t| ^ 8 porch Anderson______also told liollce she and weekly statement of* the ■ ~Bank ■ of ' made for such interviews. Julius S. her husband had quarreled recentijr ] England shows the following Augur. Director of the Hillyer Y. M. paint. Let us show you the l2 in. Let C. 'A.. Schools, is beginning his third and that he had been without per- changes in pounds: Total reserve us tell you how you can use jt td giYC your, houM manent employment since Christ- increase 1,915,000; circulation de year in that capacity. With his backgroimd of ten years educational mas creased 1,999,000; buillion decreased. . the best looking pordb it ever had»^or less than$21 84,000; other securities decreased, work in the PhlUipplne Islands, he , .i . V . ' G. E. Keith Furniture Co. CITY TAX RAISED 528,000; public deposits increased, is alyrays anxious to help young JJew Haven, Sept. 25.— (AP) — 4,377,000; other deposits decreased, men and women in solving educa The F. T. Blish Hard^^^ vCKeney Brothers The New Haven Board of Alder- 725,000; notes reserve increased, tional and vocational protilems. Watkins Brothers, Inc. min today were on record in favor 1,884,000; govemriient securities in Practically all of last year’s teach 793 Main Street, SoutK^atidhester ing staff will be reengaged for'this oft a three mill increase of the city creased, 2,290,000. > . ■ • . ' ’ tax rate to 27 mills alter a stormy The proportion of tiie bank’s re year’s work. They, too, are willing ” X . t ‘/'O.-; ''vA'. V. :: ■ ■■ pifbllc hearing last night marked by serve to liability Is 55.20 per cent and anxious to assist their students heated debates between democratic compared with 55.30 a week ago. and give Individual instruction if awA republican leaders Rate of discount 3 per cent. necessary. -V ^4 'i**, - ' "f . . - - ■ ■ t ' /■"^■^:r-v:..'V?^»^T-'-' •V ... ■'•.■■■■ ; f* U V THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25r-l980, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN...... S— ------ARREST TWO BONDRED TAXIMANTELL& NEWHAVEN^nORNEY CANWN coinins IN GIGANTIC SWINDLE POLICE OF MURDER GETS JAH SENTENCE w m m w m ' New Haven, Sept 25.—(AP.)— Lisbon, Sept. 25.— (A P )—A vast ^ames F. Rosen, New Haven attor organization t^at swindled thous ney, today was sentenced to two ands of peasants who wanted to mont^ in the county jail by Judge emigrate to South America has been Says Elders o( d n r d Took Says He Was Forced to Help John Richards Booth 'in Criminal MM broken up as the authorities today Superior Court on charges of forg suinounced the arrest of 200 persons. Too Hasty Action While The organization engaged in forg U ndress. Victim a n d ery, Rosen was accused of vdth- W strange story_9f ,a religious venture _ ing passports, visas, and affidavits, account of Barnett Cohen in the generally using certificates purport Connecticut Savings Bank. HoWasAbsenL ing ta be those of the Portuguese Throw Him Into Bay. Phillip Pond, former president of consul general at Rio De Janeiro. the New Haven Coimty Bar Asso ciation made a lengthy plea for \ : t M became a tuie-Tnillion dbllar business It sold not only such "documents” New York, Sept, 26.—(AP)— but also "employment" in Brazil. New York, Sept. 25.— (A^.)—A clemency. He said Rosen had been =©i9s® Dy NEASQrvice= The authorities said that Spanish killing by the light of a taxicab’s mentally imbalanced as a result of Bishop James Caimon Jr., of the accomplices helped smuggle the lamps In the lonely marshes of Bar an injury to his head in 1924. Methodist Episcopal church, South, profits from the sale of Aimee’s peasants across the frontiers of ren Island, Brooklyn, was described Prosecutor Hoyt said charges In- complained today in a radio message vol-ving Rosen in irregular prac KDITOB’S NOTB;This i» the last books, but she gets the royalties as Portugal. to police today by the chauffeur of the action of elders of his own the author.. She also receives an ad- Manuel Marlu Paulino, leader of who was compelled to help dispose tices in bankruptcy court were of a series of four stories on Almee church filing charges against him Sezqple McPherson and her mother, ditional, if minute, income from the i ^ e gang, comessed that it had made pending against him in Hartford. of the victim’s body, while he was in Brazil on church Mrs. Minnie Kennedy. Today, Don sale of her songs, of which there are | ^ net profit of 3,000,000 escudos Joseph Perrone, the taxi driver, He also faced disbarment action. work. . Roberts describes In detail the huge about eight published by herself, (about $150,000), according to the said two men entered his cab at Rosen was arrested in New Ha ven on his return this summer from The message was sent to the As and smoothly-working machine for She has also written six oratorios police, a raid on the headquarters Third and Prospect avenues, Brook a honeymooi^ trip in Central Amer sociated Press from the American the dissemination of religion on an given by the temple choirs, but | pf the organization disclosed it pos- lyn, last night and ordered him to • ' • Bessed government stationary, of lea. Legipn on which he is coining from elaborate scale that these two wom there is no cash attached to these. drive to the island. On the way, he I en Imve built up at Angelas Temple. As a teacher in the Bible school ficial stamps and hundreds of faked Braril. said, he could hear them talking ’These charges, while their con —which trains yoimg evangelists of passports with visas for Spain, and laughing Uke friends. BY DON ROBERTS both sexes and somewhat resembles Prance and Brazil. tent has not been mSide public, are When the cab reached a desolate EUROPE ALL EXCITED imderstood to involve Bishop Can NBA Service Writer a school of public speaking—Aimee Most of the victims of the ringi spot near the eastern end of the is (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.) received the regular teacher’s salary were from towns of Barrozelas, non’s stock operations and political land, one of the men showed a gun actMties as well as certain new Los Angeles, Sept. 25.— "God’s of $200 a month. cjpndomar, Braganza and Miran- OYER RUSSIAN WHEAT dela. Prance, Spain and Brazil and ordered him to stop. He direct charges. saleswoman,'‘ as Aimee Semple Mc Thus the discernible total of her ed his companion to get opt of the Pherson once described herself back income appears to be about $900 a took care of them imtil Portugal ’They have been brought by the could arrange to repartriate them. cab. The mepi demurred and was London, Sept. 25.— (AP.)—Politi Rev. Dr. Forrest J. Prettyman, of in. the days when she was a strug month. pulled out, pleading for his life. gling evangelist, is a wholesaler of It is said scores of operators in cal observers believe that wheat Baltimore; Dr. J. T. Mastin and. Dr. Ten Bullets Costen J. Harrell, of Richmond, Va.f religion now. Sister has little life outside the the ring have escaped from Portu possibly will play a dominant part church and its kindred organiza gal. The g;unman shoved his victim in in the coming Imperial conference Dr. I. P. Partin, of Abingdon, Va. No “big business’’ in any line op to the glare of the cab’s lights and erates more smoothly than her An tions, as one might guess after read discussions. His Message ing the schedule of her activities. shot him six times. When that gim ’The dumping of Russian wheat After detailing circumstances of gelas Temple here, with cash and was empty, he drew another and property assets of $2,000,000, «s Her home Is not used much for re Tiaa raised an outcry not only in his notification, while he was spend FAKES SUICIDE TRY fired four more shots into the body hundreds of employes in 50-odd de ceiving callers, neither does she go rural England but across the ing a honeymoon in Brazil, with his partments pursue their daily task calling. of the other. agrarian states of Europe, and has former secretary, that new charges of leading sinners to salvation, The parsonage in which she lives New Britain, Sept. 25.— (A P.)— Then the giinman, Perrone said, given the movement for wider em were to be filed against him. Bishop spreading the work far and wide by on the rear of the temple property A woman between the ages of 17 compeUed him to help strip the pire preferences impetus such as no Camon in his message said: means of missions, training future is comfortably and fairly expensive and 23 was found sitting in a rest clothing from the body and throw it mere academic discussions could ‘T^shall protest the legality of the pr^chers, teaching music, praying ly furnished but it belongs to the room at the New Haven Railroad into Jamaica bay, ’The gunman ran possibly have done. hurried and premature action taken in hbspttails and jails, selling books, evangelistic association, which holds station today, her Ups burned with into the marsh and disappeared. Nevertheless there are strong before my wrival, making impossi publishihg a monthly magazine and all the church property. poison. Behind a radiator was sm Police recovered the body from doubts as to whether the present ble conference with me, which the weekly newspaper, dispensing chari- ’The temple furnishes the parson empty bottle which had contained the shallows of the bay. It was iden Labor government would be pre disciplinary pro'vision *to carefully ty„ to the needy, selling tracts and age and supplies a cook and a wom poisonous liquid. tified as that of Charles May, of pared to impose a duty on foreign inquire’ necessarily includes. foreybr expanding along additional an to, clean the house, Mrs. Mc Refusing to disclose her identity, Brooklyn, a truck driver for the wheat since the' Free 'Traders and According to the bishop’s message lines. Pherson has no maid and usually the woman fought against treat Street Cleaning Department. No the “Free Fooders” such as Philip he was notified briefly by the four The organization is a complicated drives her own car, a Cadillac sedan, ment at New Britain hospital where motive for the killing was apparent. Snowden, chancellor of 'the exche clerg;ymen on September 8, that one, but Aimee Semple McPherson although she now has a chauffeur. she was taken By policemen. Perrone was held for further quer, and William Graham, presi they were inquiring Into his case. nms everything. She is president of Roberta, her daughter, had a small No trace of poison could be foimd questioning. dent of the Board of Trade, are the Church of the Four Square Gos coupe before it developed a bad case in her stomach and the police believe much at the economic helm at TAKING TIME of old age and was discarded. Rolf, pel, which is Angelus Temple; presi she faked a suicide attempt. CONGRESS ROAD AID Downing street. dent of the Echo Park Evangelistic her son, has no car. “I don’t want my name in the About 61 per cent of all passen The children make their home Association, which owns all the pro newspapers,” she firmly declare* to More than $526,402,000 of the ap If Sir Thomas Upton looked a ger automobiles bought-in the Unit perty; president of the Internation with her. She Is training both to be the police. bit swanky in his yachting costume, ed States during 1929 were pur evangelists; Roberta has donned' the propriations made by Congnress re al Four Square Gospel Lighthouse cently, or nearly 11 per cent of the observes the wise-cracking office chased on the installment plan, the Association, which extends the work familiar flowing robes and assisted Today’s smile: As rare as the total of $4,850,000,000, is to be ex boy, it should be remembered^ that average deferred payment being her mother in various energetic World War veteran who hasn’t to distant fields. pended during 1930-31-32-33 for in Scotland they usually dress to $444 on each car, according to the I campaigns against the devil; Rolf written a novel about the great highway construction. kilt. American Motorists’ Association. Wpre is a list that gives an Idea, . . • has just returned from his first tour conflict. of the varied activities at Angelus' IN HER STEPS—»Irs. Aimee Semple McPherson is shown above as an evangelist and is highly Teinole through which hundreds o f; with her two children—Roberta Se mple and Rolf McPherson—who are pleased with his chosen career. thousands of dollars are said to flow 1 being trained by her as evangelists to carry on the work she has begun, Pets at the McPherson home are parh vear’ i Rolf recently returned from his first series of revivals and is delighted numerous and varied. Right now, T H E CHURCH - Miss Mae with his success. Mrs. McPherson has a gigantic Waldron, Mrs. McPherson’s secre police dog, “Thunder,” descendant tary, says it costs about $1200 a Four Square Gospel Lighthouse where they must be seen, ines of a movie dog, “Peter the Great.” ^nyhero jfou can week to support the church alone Association arranges for branch capably, by ’.he thousands who visit Rolf has a cage of birds and a pet and the offerings "just about take churches and missions. Branch the temple. monkey which occasionally escapes care of this.” churches contribute nothing to the It is estimated that the total pay and leads the family and the hired THE BIBLE SCHOOL—For the main church but do collect for the roll of the temple and its branches help a merry chase through the ad training of future pastors of Four missions. runs between $7500 and $10,000 a joining Echo Park. Square churches in Aimee’s roof- CHARITY RELIEF — Open day week. And there are hundreds of raising methods of evangelism. Mrs. and night and all food, etc., is do unsalaried, .volunteer workers who Strangely enough, there has neyer ]N^ow you can own a Glenwood at a Harriet Jordan, a trustee in the nated; only salary paid here is to may be called to assist in any de been any hint that money was the Evangelistic Association, heads the the truck driver. Workers respond partment; there are 290 volunteer cause of the various squabbles be school and receives about $200 a to emergency calls for prayer and men ushers and 200 women are en- tween Sister Aimee and her mother, month therefor. ’The highest salary also conduct services in hospitals' ugted for the same purpose. Ma Kennedy. Eyen during the bit cost no higher than what you would goes to the business manager, for and jails. terest of personal exchsmges, no such mer!^ an auditor with a commercial charge has ever been m ^e by eith firm, but the amount is not revealed. Just what Sister Aimee gets out er. A few years ago when they Such is the set-up, but when one THE MUSIC SCHOOL—Directed of all this is hard to determine as parted for the first time they split by Lavine Paralotti, who also super attempts to dig deeply into the de one is met by reticence when de amicably as to money matters—and pay for an ordinary range ...... tails he is met with a veil of re vises the three church bands, the tails are sought in all such matters, fifty-fifty. school orchestra and bands and ticence that is thicker than a New but her income is apparently a com At the bottom of all their differ many musical activities. foundland fog. fortable one. Through an unusual ences, so far as an impartial ob fnxxiri ■Roo'K' sT'tirtiij ■ - Keus' Hundrcds of workers, paid and arrangement no regular salary is |AKE advantage no'w of the lowest prices offered in THE BOOK STORE — SeUs | votantary, huaUe In tha 50 depart- server can discern, lias been the Aimee’s books, of guaranteed or paid. thirst for power between two re many years on Glenwood ranges. Now you can ments. They are so .efficiently or M , including “In the Service of the The largest indi'vidual item seems markable women. ’They started with ganized and function so well that own a “thoroughbred” at a cost you would ordin King,” which is widely known. to be a “ Love Offering” which is nothing and on equal terms and as arily expect to pay for a much inferior range. Glen- CHURCH PUBLICATIONS—The all the schools, bookstores, puhli- given to Sister McPherson by the success cro'wned their long struggle cations,\ etc., are self-supporting. Bridal Call Foursquare, a monthly congregation on the first Sunday of with a $2,000,000 enterprise, there wood prices have taken a big drop-—but you can be Only the church, itself, needs the aid magazine, and The Foursquare Cru each month. Miss 'Waldrpn refuses was a consequent—and natural assured that their famous high quality is still main of the generous contributor. sader, a weekly. to say just how much this “love clash between two exceptionally „ Efficiency is typified by the 120 tained. Here at Keith’s you may select from the com \ PRINTED SERMONS — Every offering” amounts to, although she strong minds as to which should be plete line of coal, combination, bungalow and gas sermon'isTrintirin pa‘mphlet foVm' coUection plates that gleam m two admits it has never been lower than boss. - usually' cases set along one wall of the $250 and that figure was reached The rest is simple—Aimee is still ranges. S s 'U S Some IS^ordTrS in“ l5 0 ,-' temple. Also, by the attractive dis- only once. Usually, it Is believed, it there, Ma is out. 000 lots and distributed throughout play of Mrs, McPherson s books 1 hits about $500 a month. WTd that are placed m cases with pic- 1 The temple’s bookstore gets the THE END ^MISSIONS — The International ‘ tures of the pastor and her works ------THE------the police to enforce it. It has been GOLD MEDAL GLENWOOD designed to cut down fatalities and TH IRH BELL CARILLON Heaven knows the country needs i THE OBSERVER’S COLUMN just that. 1 FOR TRINITY COLLEGI $ 2 4 6 - 5 0 Tuesday afternoon the Memo-1 Facts anci Near Facts About rial hospital conducted the first Hartford, Sept. 25.—;(AP.) - ’^lA of its proposed chest clinics. Dr. E. thirty bell memorial carillon will be T h in g s C. Higgins who has just completed installed in the 163 foot tower of the Here is the pride of every kitchen. An efficient intensive study of chest diseases is new chapel being built for Trinity Here and There. in charge. On the first day of the College by William G. Mather of ran«-e that combines both a coal and.gas range intaone clinic a good-sized group took ad;^ Qeveland, it was announced today compact unit. Special features of the Gold Medal are vantage of the session.-The examina by President Remsen B. Ogfllby. The (1) the famous Balanced Baking Damper, (2) perfected tions and advice given by the physi ’^The three R’s, the little Redj^the time to teach them the right carillon is the g(ift of the Rev. and ventilation of gas burners for greater cooking comfort me tuic 'way. We may never in a week of cian in charge are absolutely free. Mrs. John F. Plumb of Hartford in S^oolhouse and various other sub blue moons be able to grasp calcu As the name of the clinic indi memory of their son John Landon (3) high-speed Gas Broiler and (4) Automatic oven lets pertaining to our school sys- lus or even trigonometry, but we cates these examinations are for the Plumb, a member of the class of heat control. It is now offered in full enamel any t«Sns have occupied the attention of prefer to be able to bang out our express purpose of helping those 1926 who died at the beginning of color you desir6. Formerly $305.00. ribiders for the past few years. But thoughts on a sheet of paper and be who have become victims of tuber his junior year. became acquainted the other reasonably sure nobody can give us culosis or have had contact ■with the On the largest bell of the carillon dity 'W ith a new method ^new to us laugh on our spelling. dreaded white plague. There is only which now is being cast in the foun _^ f teaching youngsters how to one thing that -will prevent this dry of the John Taylor & Co., in WHOLE YEAR TO PAY ON EVERY GLENWOOD our bright It is our opinion that no traffic clinic from being eminently success Loughborough, England, will be an j 'home, ^ u d as system has been evolved in recent ful here and that is the reluctance inscription in Latin in commemora first schoolboo^Just M pr as | increased safety in of persons to attend. If only those tion of the dead Trinity student. hfe earned the iwokchd he speak up driving to such an ex- who fear they have symptoms of The carillon expected to be de “ ^ ^ d y , I grain ' teot as has the new boulevard plan, the disease,,or know that they have dicated, at foimders and benefactors zoisertion with the jHere in Manchester we are experi- associated with victims, woudl cast day exercises on November 1, 1931. ofi;ealt but “ t d o ^ at his insistence arrests that are aside false pride and go to Dr. Hig ttf^sten to leading. .! necessary for -the proper enforce- gins’ clinic, the health of the entire :H:toeiiing the littte paper covered ^ community would be greatly bene booUet he begm soon learn where these signs are lo- fited. DOPE QUEEN JAILED er”, “This is the boy . „uoir ' cated and it will be but a matter of Such clinics as these make our ✓ hospital worth while. All too fre girl’^ We 'time, before all of them will be oh Sydney, Australia—(AP)— It Is IQ^ school-first grade—but two u. ^admonitions ■with little quently the townspeople are wont thltee days, and already reaefing. We trouble to question what such an institution hoped here that the conviction of Bd to catch him by covering part does that makes it so costly to sup Mrs. Kate Lee, so-called queen of Naturally the first few who are the underworld and acknowledged i le page and asking him to read, forced to accept arrest and the hu port. The work of the hospital is it didn’t work. He seemed to such that it must fimetion to a great ruler of a desperate band of gun miliation of a court appearance men, will break the Australian nar- ] BW all the words in the lessons he degree without publicity. Only those were peeved. Anyone would be. But cotic ring which for years has dir in executive positions realize what is haid learned. the object of the campaign of ar ected this traffic in Australia. ‘ ® ut when we asked him to spell rests will soon be obtained and the being accomplished. Dr. Higgins’ Police say that, bereft of* its “liiy” or “girl” 6r “this” or “is”, it number who are called to attention chest clinics will accomplish a great brains, the narcotic ring must col •w^OT’t quite as easy for him. We amount of good that ■will probably will be comparatively small. lapse. \ h ^ taught him some spelling at It is hard to understand why driv never be creditecj^ to the hospital or Kate Lee and Tier beautiful daugh h ^ e before school days and he ers ignore signs that are designed its staff. The next time the institu ter Eilene lived a life of ease and cS d remember these words. And for their O'wn safety. If an autoisl tion seeks your financial aid why splendor. ’Their fleet of automobiles 8 ^ we are a bit skeptical over this drives out into busy traffic past a not reverse the all too common ques- rivalled that of the governor. Their i^thod of visionary teaching. It is ‘stop” sign and asserts he didn’t see tion and ask yourself “How can I residence had been raided on numer mach more of a mental effort to try the warning he shouldn’t have a li-' afford not to give?” ous occasions by police but finally X to|makc a picture of everything to cense to operate a motor vehicle. If Kate Lee was found in possession of c(»jure up when need comes than he does it just to flaunt the law he CASTAWAYS RESCUED narcotics. She was sentenced to 12 it^s to learn to do things mechani- j deserves jail, not a fine. If he hops Brisbane, Australia— (AP) —For months’ Imprisonment and fined cdBy. But the mechanical way takes i into___ a ___ line of automobiles and _gets more than a month 35 Kanakas, $17,500. mSfe time to teach. | cr^hed no doubt he’ll insist some-1 mwi, women, and children, lived on e’re a mite afraid that the mod- |one else is to blame. i Bird island, an inhospitable outcrop eii method has been designed to Autoists, many of them, are hard bf rock in the Banda sea. Their sole Glenwood "C” (illustrated Glwwood "N ” illustrated above. to convince that these regulations food was riw fish and their only t ^ h youngsters the rudiments in HEADS KIWANIANS \l above) the most popular of all The ultimate of value in a fine quickest possible time. We have have been made necessary by their drink was seabirds blood. coal ranges. Has special firebox, quality range. Inelndee aU Glen- ■&ys prided ourselves on our O'wn actions. Through traffic should The party had been crossing tjie six coal covers, large square oven, have the right of way always. The Banda sea when their big war canoe Worcester, Mass., Sept. 25.— (AP) wood’s famems feature and IMHI s p r in g and we credit it to the —Dr. Frank E. Dow, of Northamp and double mantle shelf (not Ulus-, dpuMe mantle s h ^ Black finldu method employed'in teaching us; We automobile driver who objects vehe was wrecked on the island lipon ton, Mass., was elected governor of trated.) Formerly $185. Now form erly | 8 i.5 0 . wflbld be disturbed mightily if the mently to this new boulevard sys which there is no grass and no liv tem needs only to remember that It ing creatures except myriads of sea the New England district of Kiwanis iffered in full enamel— NOW-Oflly • IS* e • • • e •) yrtVingaters of today were not given any color—at ...... s p A v * takes only a left or right turn to mews. International at the closing session / tlyL same, possibility of becoming of the ftTinnftl district convention in gaWK spellers that we had. But, put him in the through traffic and . The Kanakas, almost deranged by gains for him the pri-vilege h© has their terrible privations, were res- this city today. Dr. Raymond B. “iging from some of the letters we Fear, Stamford, Conn., was elected written by «oUege gradu- just granted to other drivers. sued by the China-Australian liner Let Manchester drivers get back Taiping which had been blown out lieutenant-governor for the first di atesf flie ^brid today doesn’t want vision. good spti&tB badly anough to take of tain new boulevard plan and helo i of her course, J 4'. 'V ;' V A \ 1930. E ^ N IN G h e r a l d , s o u t h MANCHESTER. COtm,. THUl^SDAY, S E l^ MBER 25, MANCHESTER p a g b t e n NEW BEDROOM FimNISHmGSTOU^^ TREND T O DAINTINESS IN F A L L STYLES Doily Heolth Service OLIVE ROBERTS DARTON Soft Colors and Delicate Fabrics Are in Vogue © ’iQ'Bo BY wtA saw>icg. yfc ' O 1950 btt NCA SERVICE 'INC Hints On How To Keep Well i v W f 8S & '^ by World Famed Anthorlty Inattention! I wonder how many,?tercst is _____ u tiie sooner we leam la& f ZJ teachers teaehers have,have said it since the the better. We can teach^». ' ' ' —< " „ : school started; or how many moth- him in nearly everything througtl | ' BEGIN HERE TODAY her moth'fcrt ^ r alone at the table where SMOKB CHEATS CITY ITOI^ , are saying it all the time? ^ interest. ■ ' OELIA ROGERS, just out of high the two of them had alwayp sat She OF SUN’S HEALTH BAYS jounnys old alibi is, ‘T didn’t h ^ j can’t always A v e school suddenly learns that the fa wondered how Mrs. Rogers would ------i you,” and he’3 telling the truth Yet intere^ to t^l him. ther bielleved dead Is living spend the evening. • By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN i perhaps he was looking straight at ^ explanation,6f a prob and a wealthy New York A little later Mitchell led the way us all the time, apparently listening order to stop at The revelation is made when JOHJT to the dining car. Celia was im Editor. Joilrnal of the American ! to every word we said. toe store for a loaf of bread. MITCHELL, the father, calls at the pressed by the array of silver and Medical Association, and of Hygeia, When that order of ours bears In that case I should m ^e humble apartment in Baltimore linen and the heavy trays the wait the Health Magazine. no fruit, or we toat his mind was. clear and that' where Celia lives with her mother, ers bore so easily. She could not ______thing we were explaining had made he was listemng to what I sald ,M ^^^ MARGARET ROGERS. Margaret conceal her wonder at this traveling Investigations made in j the not pour my new idea on an- already* tells the girl for the first time that restaursmt. occupied mind. One thing at a time Celia Is the daughter of a 11^,“ ®^ Her fatEer ordered. He was in large cities^ce toe i time his thoughts must have been is toe basic lactor hi attentiwu It , riage. Margaret and John Mitch®“ sistent in directing that the steak the reaUzation that tattle s l i g h t , wasn’t paying at- actually comes through the sinoke, we cannot supply interest then wa' were divorced. The second husband, should not be over-done and that the must arrest it for the time being clouds, have revealed toe fact that j j^ter on when he is a little older b o b ROGERS, has been dead for cheese must be well ripened. from other things. But that is Istgir.* ^ j city dwellers cannot depend on toe won’t be such a bad case years. , , Everywhere Mitchell seemed to ly up to us. - Mrs. Rogers and Celia have no In receive the same prompt deference sun for ultraviolet rays against him, for years do make a , come but the mother’s eamtogs as Celia noted. It made him more awe Studies made by toe depart difference. He wiU leam before long , a seamstress, though Celia hM se inspiring than before. ment of physics of toe University that inattention costs too much—we cured a position as stenographer. She had little to Say as the meal of Chicago and toe , health de usually pay a price. Besides his i BARNEY SHIELDS, young n ^ s- was served. Her father ate heartily. partment of toe city of Chicago brain won’t be filled then with every HOW TO SHOP paper photographer, is in love ^ th After one or two attempts at con some years ago indicated that suf thing under toe sun as it is now, the girl. Mitchell proposes to take versation he devoted himself t» the ficient sunlight to be of value all at once, for a growing child’s BEST RUGS HAVE FINE . ' Celia to New York and offers to food. comes through toe smoke of Chi- brain impressions overlap and he shower her with luxuries. She re Shadows lengthened on the coun cagoi^pnly for two hours a day hasn’t that mental discipline of one QUALITY OF WORSTED YARN fuses, but Mrs. Rogers, knowing she tryside as the train sped by. When during three months of toe year. thing at a time. By HHUan BL Baldwin herself is faced with serious illness they had finished eating and were The contamination of toe at For this reason I think we are a and loss of work, persuades Celia to back in the parlor car dusk had faU- little hard on him. "We are trying mosphere'by smoke from to® chim It is obvious that a rug must be accept. , . en. There was nothing to be seen neys of private houses, office build to talk to him as we would to an Celia and Shields spend one last outside the windows now. Celia se adult, expecting a sudden mental ar of the right size and shape to meet d.j ings, industrial plants and boats is toe special need, and that detign evening together and she promise lected a magazine and tried to en restment, a quick letting go of other a serious matter in several of toe and color must please toe purchaser to wait for the day they can to tertain herself. large cities of toe United States. j thoughts and a similarly alert catch She was surprised when Mitchell and harmonize with toe surroimd-^ J married. The next afternoon The presence of particles of ' of our own. touched her arm. Now we know that children in ings. * . and her father depart for New York, soot and ash and of toe vapors When these elementary factor* a,. and though Shields has promised to “Almost there,” he said. “ Are you their own way are often mentally of various acids produces injury have been considered, there " remain* see them off, he does not appear. r6&dy more agile than their elders. Quick “You mean we’re in New York?” to tree and' plants and is a defi transference of thought is not be toe vital question of naaterial and nite detriment to health. In sec workmanship. In the well-made, rugi: NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY “No, no! Have to cross the river A corner of a very feminine bedroom stows i5b“- yond them by any means. Yet it is yet. This is Jersey City. We change scheme. Silhouettes tions of Chicago, New York, Pitts equally true, as I have just said, a fine quality of worsted yam wifl' _ CHAPTER XU burgh and other large cities it is he used, toe weave will h« dose, and>iL to the bus here." evergreen that inattention is caused by lack Celia sat primly in, her parlor car Some of the women in the car adorn toe wall and toe lamp shades are flowered.______impossible to cause an of this very thing. neither jute nor sizing wUl need- seat and watched the passing l^d- were putting on coats and hats. tree to grow. When Inattention Results ed to m ^ e good deficiencies in ma-^ scape. Mitchell, beside her, rustied A part of toe injury to health terlal or workmanship. CeUa took the tiny vanity case from the over-drapes are plain glazed 'The truth is that a child can Solid colored carpets and rug* win the newspaper he was reading. The her purse, patted her nose with pow There is a renaissance in ultra- , chintz, in blue. Hooked rugs on toe BOY SCOUT NEWS is due to' toe loss of daylight or change his thoughts very quickly if girl stole a quick glance at him, der and pulled on her gloves. feminine bedrooms for women this ^ floor have some blue and much ultraviolet rays. Some of toe in he wants to, but he doesn’t want to. give toe impression,,of a mottled- then turned back to her window. The conductor’s shout rang autumn. green in them and in addition sprin- jury to health must be due to . toe Or his mind doesn’t. It is holding surface after some wear because the worn spots will catch the light dif Green fields. Rows and rows of through the car. Of course it is in line with toe kle toe gaiety of several tones of | Troop 8 of Manchester Green held inhsdation of toe particles that on to toat other thought, toe thing new modes in dress, music and man- ferently from toe rest of the pile. ^ fence posts. Here and there a farm “All out!” pink into the room. The dresTOr | ^ j^^ggy^g j^gt Monday night at the have been mentioned. tt j he was doing a minute ago, toe house. Cattle grazing in pastur^ The fidrl scrambled to her feet, 1 Qgrs. The ousiness woman, even lamp and the comer reading lamp Representatives of toe Umted game he played, toe book he just school with 18 Scouts pres- NEW QUEBEC ROADS She saw thpse things, through followed closely behind her father ^^ore than toe stay-at-home, appre- both are parchment, toe former Green States Public Health Service have finished. Or »t has jumped ahead to blurred eyes. in the press toward the door of t o e ' ciates the softening infiuence of a with design like the wallpaper and 6nt* recenUy made available toe result what he is going to do next. Some Why had Barney, Shields not come rar then across the pavement to ; woman’s room. Instead of toe den the latter depicting an old-fashioned During the evening between 6:30 thing he wants to do! That he Is Quebec is to spend about 811.000,- of a simultaneous record of day 000 year on toe completidn of 5 ' to the station to say goodby? As thp’ lone line of waiting motor | gf former years that served as liv- garden scene. . and 7:45 a football game was play light made in New York ori toe very keen about. ed. Two teams were picked and even highways into toe northern section long as her eyes were on the nyinff ^ L h e s. i ing room and.- sleeping room, as With this dressy room, nothing roof of the United States Marine The result is toe same. We have countryside she could rack her brain “'This our bus?” i many as can afford it are enjo^ng sides were obtained. Teams names of toe Canadian pro"vincc. 'These in to® . , pictures is lovelier Hospital at toe lower end of Man inattention. for answers and-nurse her wounded “Yes sir. ’Twenty-third street!’ , the beauties of a very feminine bed- introduced by good i the Browns against toe roads "wiU open virgin land to tour than"the note hattan Island where the air was i 'What is it then toat lies imder the uniformed attendant answered, i j-oom, with frills, dainty curtains, you have any old- • Majors The Browns scored first ists. feelings. silhouettes. If unusually-^ smoky and on toe roof all this trouble? Why are teachers “Would you like something to Mitchell helped Celia into the ggft pretty colors and even four- timers in toe family, dig them out goal and toe Majors foUowed with of toe United States Quarantine helpless and mothers exasperated? read?” John Mitchell asked. coach ' poster beds, with canopies. Mothers and have them framed in the nar another. The game called off because Because about half toe time 'The fact toat racketeers.. in “No, thank you.” “ ^hort ride now,” he said. "Be with adolescent daughters are bene- rowest of frames. If your family of darkness with toe Majors win Hospital on Hoffman Johnny is not interested in what we Chicago have bombed three “ H’m !” She was to become fa haM anTo'ur.- , flttlaf ,by the voru. to tte P V; possesses none, you can purchase ning with a score of 24 to 12. miles south of Manhattan Island are saying. In this lies the secret beauty shops leads to toe sus-. miliar with that monosyllable reply, Sbe watched ^^tb.-dt,eye-e ' ueb .ent quantities, already framed, that are Between 7:45 and 8:15 all Scouts where toe air was comparatively of so many things. That word in- picion there is a skin game afoot »;; but it held no meaning then. quaint, many of them amusing, were called together to disqu^s and Mitchell folded his own newspaper the coach was driven on the ferry It is natural that, along with such The results of toe study of the boat. Suddenly before her loomed even.' check things up. No test were pass and laid it beside him. He took a a vogue, Colonial furniture would ed. Discussion on toe trip to the loss of daylight measured by photo toe horizon of New York. ,, , Your bedspread can be fashioned watch from his waistcoat, snapped become even more popular. Early Yale and Harvard football game electric cell indicate that toe aver “ Over there!” her father nodded. American pieces fit in just beauti of dotted Swiss, like toe frilled gla^ I back the lid and looked at it. curtains, and made over blue, or if will be discussed more in next Mon age daily loss at toe lower end of “In three hours,” he said, well “That’s toe city.” . j fully with a scheme that calls for that is too dainty for your tastes, day’s meeting. • Manhattan Island was at least 50 j be in New York. H’m !” Celia leaned forward and studied frilled organdie or dotted Swiss cur toe panorama. Towers, spires and you can make one of the glazed Patrols were checked up and a per cent on some days. Tb® averag . yon Celia felt that she should say tains, flowered wall paper, hooked better record was obtained this loss of toe whole year was 16.6 for, Do su ffe r Bomething, but her lips would not squat lower outlines darkly visible rugs and delica’ e colors such as chintz of your overdrapes, with a big medallion in silhouette design week. Silver Fox patrol was 100 per clear days, 34.6 for cloudy days, and , move. Two large red circles were against toe graying sky. Flashes baby blue, soft rose pink, the light cent. Flying Eagles were 100 per 21.5 for all days. , ! ' of gold glinting from myriads of est of greens and buttercup yellow. of black and white in toe center. burning in her cheeks. This is merely one room of hun cent. Panther patrol is starting over The loss of light ^®P®°^’ from PILES? “You’ve never seen New York?” j windows. The dark, wide expanse Cost Needn’t Be Great I of water between. Brightly lit river dreds of combinations possible this aguin and had two Scouts. among other things, on toe alti-, he continued. It is not necessary to spend mil On last Saturday’s hike, toe tude of toe sun and on the nature “No I’ve no idea what it’s like, craft drifting by, signaling one an- lions to contrive -as artistic a bed- fall. If pink becomes you more than ^T^HIS painful condition Tall buildings, I suppose, and noise other by moaning_ whistles blue, try a pink scheme. To be suc Scouts hiked to Bolton Notch. Ar of toe daylight available, that is cessful, a woman’s bedroom should riving there they climbed to toe top to say whether from clear or^ and everyone hurrying That’s toe •■ New York!" Celia breathed the ^ “ “ >'j3rt”\ “ rsr“re- can now be treated be the most flattering of back of the highest part of toe mountain. way I’ve pictured it. Is it like words softly. { o„igite- toe purchase of the neces- cloudy sky, and whether in the The ferry was moving now. ■ q J ' fu^iture and a handy grounds. She sees herself there first Upon leaving for Bolton Lake to eat preseLe or absence of strong wind. effectively. Rabalm that?” “Like to get outside and 1°°^ saryiece^o^^ their lunch, Francis Linders noticed Mitchell nodded gravely thing each morning. Her entir.® be The percentage loss of light wa^ havior through the day is apt a large platform in a tree. They found to decrease as toe velocity of brings speedy relief firom Yes—at least part of it. You’ll She said that she would. Others 1®“ ? .^bades and s o jn . find it fairly quiet in my mother s Wallpaper is very important io reflect just how charmingly *^® were told, by toe Scoutmaster that toe wind increased. Apparently discomfort. It allays the • in the coach were leaving to find room set her off. No effort should it was an Indian pylon used for home.” .. ., the new bedrooms. If you want dain strong wind is able to move the Celia couia think of no suitable places for themselves . against the tily sprigged wallpaper, then it is seem too much to perfect toe pro- climbing on and looking far off. Rus-. smoke particles in the atmospheric pnip, itching and irrita whipped replv and remained quiet. Her heart boat’s rail. The w nd wise to choose plain glazed chintz'I per setting. sell McVeigh was first up to toe top contamination out of toe range ot tion and helps nature to was beating rapidly. against the girl’s cheeks and un- or other types of plain material for j and planted their flag there. They herself. interference. “ It’s an old section of the city, consciously she braced toe drapes, picking out toe wallpa- | will challenge any other troop to Since sunlight has been sbo^ restore the normal con Mitchell went on. “ Gramercy Park. Mitchell named some of toe more per’s predominating tone. By all | DENY BANK MERGER take it down and put up theirs. to be of definite importance m the Lived there when I was a boy, b u t, impressive buildings as they passed, means have ruffled glass curtains, | Leaving* there they went to Bolton maintenance of human health, engi dition o f the tissues. there’ve been many changes. Not celia barely heard his voice. She Lake, ate dinner and started for for they add such a lot to a room s [ New York, Sept. 25.— {J ^ -) R®" neers of toe state and city health manv of the old houses left.” , was lost in toe majesty of the me- ' softness. And, if possible, do have ^ home an hour later and arrived at departments have given greater He seemed to forget the girl, los- ‘ tropolis. Its hugeness was challeng ports that steps were being taken the Green at 3 o’clock. Rabalm penetrates. Yon : a drapery valance over the tc>p of , to merge the Corn Exchange Bank consideration to toe elimination ing himself in memories. Celia mg, mysterious, stirring, i the window and toe over-drapes | Notes from toe atmosphere of toe interfer Trust Company with another large Many thanks to Donald Cowles will sense its effective-, studied her father’s face. —------clear to the floor. It makes |New York bank were denied today ing particles. Later when they left the wMrl^ t^^window more dignified. for bringing 3 new scouts to our ness with the first appli In a way Mitchell was good look- ( coach for a taxicab and went whirl- ^ cne w ArviPriran h( by Walter E. Frew, chairman of toe troop. These three new scouts are R. streets this' For an early American bedroom, board, in a letter to stockholders. ing. There was nothing at all ahouj: ing through crowdedJ ®^^® J kt a four-DOster maple bed is used, Richard, A. Hall and J. Hall. cation. the man to remind her or ner^eii. gpmtspirit orof aavenrureadventure aeparteu^departed. New ^, ^ phpst. of drawers and Wall street had heard that toe John 'Wengrovious also joined toe Chase National Bank was seeking A. J. PERKINS HEADS ceiiaCelia tnouguLthought heuc had-ap-v. the coldest, | York close at hand----- seemed to loo , dressing table and a troop and will be in Panther patrol. At your druggist* most impersonal, expression------vipri she ------. had uke any otheriw evs city. for more "j- - ^ ^ ^ drawers for more the Corn Exchange, which has a All scouts are to be present next large system of branches in New Thetnbe SOo ever seen. ,, She was surprised when the cab R-rnpral women’ will need Monday night as further and final HARVARD’ S OVERSEERS ^ , I.space. Remember,------f York City, and that toe negotiations “Mother doesn’t hear very well, naltod. „ rnnrp snace this winter, for they a re ; plans will he discussed on toe Yale L a^ ejar • he was saying. “You will have to - ‘Here we are,” said Mitchell.Mitchell ^ multitude of extra this- had reached a rather definite stage. and Harvard football game. speak rather loud to make her un* Celia stepped to the pavement and did not dream A contemplated merger of Corn looked up at toe old-fashioned house., ,„gt vear Exchange with National City Bank Cambridge, Mass., Sept. 25.— derstand.” . (AP.)—The election of Albert T. “ Will I see her this evening : It was too dark to see toe buUding The wallpaper fg is cream, with tiny last summer reached toe stage “ Oh, yes! Certainly. She’s been clearly, but it _was_ impressive in ! The p^p where the terms for' toe exchange of Perkins of St. Louis to the office spending toe summer in town. Gen spite of taller dwellings on stock were announced, but the plan TALCOTTVILLE of president of toe Board of Over a tiny touch of green leaf. The chair seers of Harvard college was an erally goes up in New England, but side in toe comer is covered with glazed was abandoned after the October this year—at least for a time— she a Slowly she climbed the steps after | “ "in T^lue'-grTO^ pattern' and 1 break in toe security markets. nounced at toe college office today. The front door opened, 1 “ uiuc gicc The name of CJora Delores Arline His term of office expires in June, decided to stay in toe city.” her father, Moon was placed on the Cradle Roll Celia’s misgivings increased, fane letting out a blinding flood of elec- j 1931. of the Talcottville Congregational Mr Perkins, who served as man- had not considered the prospect of tricity. Sunday school on Sunday, Sept. 21 Varicose Veins acquiring a grandmother. Grand “All right, Edward. Take these S ' ag“ and dlreitor ol the light com- An Attractive Wool Challis Print A party was ...... Satiafiactory rewilta have' been mothers, as she pictured them, bags, will you?” i held at ; S S raUwaya ot the A. E. F. dui- Mitchell was speaking to toe serv- That Deserves a Place of Mrs. Charlotte Gibbs on ing the World War, was graduatea reported by many who 1“ '^ should be old ladies dressed in lav j evening in honor of her daughter Btiialm in the trwtmcnt of Van* ender with little caps of lAce on ant who had opened the door. He j Its Own from Harvard with toe class of ’81. dismissed toe taxi driver and fol-: Gertrude’s 19to birthday. Those cose Veins. their heads and spectacles on toelr present were: Miss Katherine Con He was awarded an honorary de lowed Celia into toe hallway. By ANNETTE noses. She thought of such a g r ^ d - j nors, Miss Rose La Crosse, Miss gree of A. M. in 1919. He has serv- mother sitting in a rocking chair “Mrs. Mitchell is in toe drawing It’s toe prettiest thing and yet so thoroughly practical. It has a navy Anna Jones, Miss Maude Von D eck,; ed as advisor on terminal matters to and knitting. i. room, sir,” toe gray-haired Edward Miss Arline Monaghan, Miss Ruth : many cities gnd is a member oi se said, pausing with toe traveling blue ground with red pin dots. Plain "Of course she’ll see that you Gardner, Miss Emily Rice, Miss' eral engineering societies RABALM blue challis accents toe round neck meet young people,” cases in his arms. Gertrude Harris, Miss Edna Monag- | Since toe war he has ^ as though ne had read toe girl s “We’ll go right in” Mitchell nod line toat is given a new softness by I f 8 a soothing antis^ttic ruffled edge. The blue challis ap ban, George Franklin, Harold colonel’s commission in the thoughts. ded toward Celia. Hincks, Alfred Rivenburg, Frederick i Resexwe Corps and commands the There was a pause and toe man He led toe way into a vast, gleam pears again in toe flared back cuffs of toe long sleeves, and in toe belted Wood, Marcus aeveland, Felix La 327th Combat Engineers. He has returned to his newspaper. Cel^a ing room. The gfirl on toe threshold been decorated by toe United States waistline. Crosse, Lfester Meyer Edward glanced timidly about toe car. Sto caught a swift vision of crystal with the Distinguished Service Med lights, mirrowed mantlepiece, ornate The all-around gathered skirt is Meyer, George Foley and Hubert hoped no one would guess that i^ Harris. Gertrude was presented al and by Great Britain with toe was her first trip in a parlor car. furniture and maroon hangings. She quaint and smart for growing miss. Style No. 925 may be had in sizes with many gifts. Games were Order of St. Michael and St. George. She eyed toe other travelers curi- stood quite still. 8, 10, 12 and 14 years. played and during toe evening re ously. “Well, mother, we’re here!” sat a A tall woman dressed______in black_____ To make it! Practically a two- freshments were served. An enjoy / girl about her own age able evening was spent by everyone How Old Are You? few seats distant. She had black silk rose from a chair across toe j piece skirt to be seamed and joined hair, combed away from fac^ room. She had white hair, combed | to toe two-piece bodice. It will take present. a » back from her forehead and ar very little of your time, and you’ll Two bsmjos have been added to and very red lips. She the Christian Endeavor orchestra. Today Said ranged in a twist on top of her head. find toe cost very smaU. dress. 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ECEEDING $700 l i t i o n BY A WIDE MARGIN NET PRIZES Charley Gehrlnger of the Tigers nearly always gets around to <&■ third when he bounces one off Coach Kelley Depends^ the wall... .another fast man at Bod NATIONAL Pawtucket Man Donates Ten reaching third base on two-base West Sides, Ami and Champion Fails to Win a Sin hits is Paul W aner....It seems Upon Speed and Dece]^ I84S Baseball Rules odd, sometimes, that promoters FHII.I.IES 6, DODGERS 8 nis Racquets to Winners will guarantee a fighter $100,000 Green Realize Tidy Sum Philadelphia K. a . PO. A K. gle Round, Nine for Kid ___ and the fighter doesn’t even Brickell, cf . 0 O' 0 0 0 tiye Plays to Offset Li^t guarantee to fight...... Connie for Efforts in Title Games. Thompson, 2b ...... G 3 3 4 6 0 Provide Many Laughs of Town Title for Third Mack is a year older than Your Friberg. If ...... 5 0 3 2 1 1 and One Even; Bat Game Uncle Wilbert, who is 6 8 ... .both Klein, rf .... 1 1 3 0 0 Team; Game Starts at Hurst, lb . . . ./. ___ 3 2 2 11 2 0 broke into the game in New EDITOR’S NO’TE: Old base Time. The Lntake at the five town Whitney, 3b ...... 4 0 2 1 3 1 But Thoroughly Outsmart ball rules and the first boxscore England... .this is Robbie’s 17th Rensa, c ...... 4 0 1 2 0 0 TEETH STILL SHARP are retold in this article, the season as manager of the Brook championship baseball games involv Thevenow, ss ...... 4 0 1 1 6 0 3:30 at West Side...... 4 0 1 3 1 0 fourth of a series of six stories lyn club. ing the West Sides, Bon Ami and Milligan, p .. James C. Altken of Pawtucket, ed; Withering Two-Fisted on 100 years of baseball. The -<8> Manchester Green totaled nearly 38 6 14 27 19 2 The first football game of the R. I., years ago a resident of Man-’ $1,000, it was learned today from Brooklyn writer is a veteran of nearly e; season in Manchester will be played half a century of service as a Chester, has forwarded a pair of Walter J. Buckley of the The Man- Moore, cf ...... 4 "^tomorrow afternoon at the Four Fire From Kaplan’s Close sports chronicler. high grade tennis racquets to the clxester Trust Company, who had sports editor of the Herald with the Gilbert. 3b ------5 Acre Lot where the High School CARDS MAY WIN personal charge of the financial af Herman, rt ...... 5 eleven will have as its opponents, By GEO. C. MORELAND request that they be given to the fairs of the titular series. Wright, S3 ...... 4 Range Guns Makes Battle winners of the town tournaments Bissonette, lb ...... 2 Lewis High School of Southington. Written Especially for NEA Service In striking contrast to the usual Sunday will find both of the local V w , for men and women this year with percentage basis used in series of Lee, If ...... 3 Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc. PENNANT TODAY Finn. 2b ...... 4 professional teams, the Cubs and the One-Sided. his compliments. this nature, the winning team which Deberry, c ...... 4 Majors opening' their 1930 cam The conference of 1845 gave Mr. Altken, a great lover of ten was the West Sides, makes but a Moss, p ...... 2 paigns. comparatively smsdl sum more than Phelps, p ...... 0 baseball its name and its dia nis, donated tennis racquets to the 6 j ■ Tomorrow’s scholastic battle will ' . i' ^ X the two imsuccessful contenders, Thurston, p ...... 1 By THOMAS W. STOWE mond-shaped field that is stUl used, v/inners of the first two tournaments Warner, x ...... 1 I get underway promptly at 3:30 with but in many other respects the game and would have last year but for Victory for St Louis and De Manchester Green and the Bon Ami. Ts ~ n 24 To ~ i McGrath of East Hartford Herald Sports Editor was very much unlike the game the death of his wife. ’This year be The net receipts were split 40 per cent to the winner, with 30 per cent Philadelphia ...... 301 020 oox—G ‘ as the referee. This will be ^the that is being played now. did not learn of the tournament un feat for Cubs Would End Brooklyn ...... 200 000 OQi— 3 i initial test ior both schools, but Visions of the halycon days A codified set of rules was til after its completion but when he to both of the other clubs regardless Runs batted in, Klein 2. Hur.st, I Manchester ’s favored to win inas- adopted at this conference, and a did, Mr. Aitken hastened to send of which was eliminated first. In Whltney, Priberg, Bissonette, Gilbert, a -.arp'pr institution of bygone years were mirrored Thevenow; two base hits, Moore. ; ^ .arger inspiuuon glance at them will show how another pair of racquets to the win other words the Bon Ami received before 7,000 persons over in National Race. no more than the Green even though Wright, Thurston. Thompson, Hurst; j frcm a standpoint of enrollment, great some of these differences ners by his brother, Walter T. Alt home runs, Klein. Hurst: stolen base, j The game is a sort of a “feeler” for the I^rley Stadium in East were. In reading these rules, it played in the final roimd. P, ken of Bank street who had been Whitney:'sacritlce, Bissonette; double ] Manchester oiior to the oneninff of Hartford last night when Louis which are printed exactly as the down to visit his brother in Paw- The total gross intake for the plays. W right to Finn to B isso n e tte ______1845 conference adopted them, one The National League pennant five games was $878.35 and expenses Whitney to Thompson to Hurst, “ Kid” Kaplan, former world’s t;uclc6t* Thevenow to Thompson to Hurst; must bear in mind certain defini race finally has arrived at the point amounted to $172.30. This left a featheiweight champion, buzz- Walter R. “Ty” Holland, winner of where it may be settled in one day’s profit of $706.05 to be split as de left on bases, Philadelphia Brook- | tions: thus, a put-out was called the men’s tennis title for the third lyn 9; base on balls, off Phelps 1,.: sawed his way to a clean cut play. Idle yesterday the two con signated. The West Sides’ winning Milligan 1; hits, off Moss 10 in 4. a hand-out, a run was called an straight year, received his racquet and impressive ten round de ace, and the batter was called the tenders again hoist the battle flags share was $282.42 while the Green (none out in 5th). Phelps 3 in 2. | fM- just before the start of the final and Bon Ami both received $211.82. Thurston 1 In 2; hit by pitcher, by | cision victory over Bat Bato- striker. today, St. Louis starting its final Milligan (Moore); wild pitch, Phelps; | town championship baseball game Although these sums are very slim lino, present incumbent, who four-game series against Pittsburgh losing pitcher. Moss; umpires, Scott, at the West Side last Sunday. and Chicago clashing with the Cin in comparison to the profits in big Moran and Jprda; tirpe, 1:38.. Here are the 1845 rules: Miss Elizabeth Washkiewich, new X—Batted for Phelps in 7th. seems destined to lose his ONE— The bases shall be from cinnati Reds. baseball series of yesteryear, the crown to the first good man he women’s champion, received her 1930 profit greatly exceeds that “ home” to first, from first to second, If the league leading Cardinals At PlttMbnrgh;— donation last night. Needless to say, can win today’s game and the Reds made for several years at least. meets outside his own back- from second to third and from third both Miss Washkiewich and Holland P IR A T E S .I, R E D S 1 to home, 90 feet., again can assert the supremacy The newly crowned West Side were immensely pleased. Each had over the Cubs the race will be over. champions had the most profitable AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ^ Kaplan has been gradually fading TWO—The game shall consist Dugas, rf ...... 1 1 0 0 1 0 of 21 acres, and at the conclusion previously received a tennis racquet Today the two leaders stand this season of all three town teams. It is from the fistic picture for some tune " i and silver loving cup, the gifts of understood they realized a tidy Sura F. Warner, cf ...... 2 0 1 1 0 0 despite his own reluctance o^® of an equal number of hands out way: Grantham. 2b 0 1 2 4 0 the game shall remain as it the Montgomery Ward and Com for games prior to the series. The Traynor, 3b . 9 1 1 1 0 0 woSd have never formed su^ ^ W. L. P.C. G.B. T.P. 9 Kid Kaplan stands. (Note that the modern pany, Manchester Plumbing and Green also profited but not as big. Comorosky, If 0 0 0 0 0 opinion by watching him perform Supply Company, May Jewelry St. L o u is...... 89 61 .593 0 4 The Bon Ami, too, made money but Suhr, lb ...... 9 0 a 10 0 l ^ t night. He was the Kaplan of old nine-inning game had not yet Chicago ...... 86 64 .573 3 4 Sankey, ss ...... 2 1 1 1 d 1 1 Company and Louis Jaffe, Jewelry owing to a much smaller schedule, 9 2 and as the fury of his two-fisted at sixth, wa.s even. At no time was been developed.) Hemsley. c ...... 2 1 0 ^ 1 Company. If the Cards triumph today and took In less money than either the French, p . . . 9 1 1 0 0 0 tack Ijlazed forth, it was evident in either man in grave danger of a . THREE—The ball must be pitched, not thrown, to the bat. the Cubs lose, their standing will be Greee or Wnst Sides previous to the the early rounds that barring a knockout. as follows: series. IS 6 7 X 17 14 1 broken leg, the popular Jewsh lad There was no knockdown. (This ' meant that the pitcher Cincinnati 1 must deliver the ball underhand.) W. L. P.C. G.B. T.P. It has not been definitely decided AB. R. H. ?o. A. E. would score the decisive victory he Neither did either boxer show any *» FOUR—A ball knocked outside St. Louis .... .90 61 .596 0 what any of the three teams will do Swanson. If ...... 3 0 1 0 0 did. visable injuries from the confiict ONLY EIGHT L E H with their profits. Each is planning Crawford, lb 0 0 6 1 0 the line of first or third base is Chicago ...... 86 65 .570 4 Cullop, cf . . . •> 0 1 1 0 Champ Outclassed save for Battalino who had a deep a banquet. Some will split the Q 0 Battalino never really had a cut between the bridge of his nose foul. (This was a new develop This result, however, is by no Cuccinello, 3b 9 0 0 1 0 money while in some cases liberal 9 1 1 0 1 chance. From the very outset, Kap and his left eye. Kaplan was miss ment; before this there were no means certain, for the Pirates al Meusel, rf . . . 1 foul balls, and the batter ran on IN GOLF TOURNEY sums may be set aside as the foun Ford 2b ...... 2 0 0 2 1 0 lan swarmed all .over the champion ing badly in the early rounds but ready have knocked one team, the Gooch, c ...... 2 0 1 0 0 0 i everything from a foul tip on up.) dation for another year’s baseball from close range pumping a steady even this factor\did not prevent him N. Y. Giants, out of the pennant campaign. Durocher, ss . 9 0 0 2 2 0 Coach Tom Kelley I FI'VE— Three balls must be 2 fire of rights and lefts to the body from outpointing the champion and race while the Cubs, easy victims of Carroll, p . . . 0 0 1 2 0 interspersed with short, jolty upper as the battle progressed his marks I struck at. If they are missed, Merion Cricket Club, Ardmore, the Central Connecticut Interschol--;. I and the last one is caught, it is Cincinnati, have done' somewhat 21 1 5 15 8 1 cuts to the jaw that started out of manship improved greatly. Bat Pa., Sept. 25.— (A P )—The eight Pittsburgh ...... 210 02-—0 astic League with Middletown here j considered fair, and . the striker better against the Reds in Cincin a clinch. The champion was game as came into .the ring with a tattoo on Cincinnati . . . . 010 00--1 either next week Friday or Satur ! must run to first. quarter-finalists in the National nati and can be counted on to show Runs batted In. Traynor 2, Gooch, a prize cock. Not once did he give his left arm but Kaplan’s needle-like their best with the pennant at day. ! ‘ SIX—A ball being struck at Amateur Golf championship began Hemsley; two base hits, Swanson; Coach Tom Kelley, despite the up trying to find the opening for Ju s jabs spread the design pretty stake. Local Sport home run, Traynor; sacrifice. Dugas; | . . , _____ 4-^^ j and tipped, and caught, either fly* their all-day battle over the 36-hole double plays, Carroll to Durocher to disadvantage of losing all but two haymaker right but it was evident thoroughly over his body. ing or on the first bound, is a Rain interrupted the Cinclnuatl- It was a fitting observance of the I! route today under cloudy skies and Crawford. Carroll to Crawford. Tray- j of the regulars on last year’s eleven, at the close of the eighth that he hand out. Pittsburgh game several times and realized the futility of his task. Hebrew New Year for Kaplan, and j nor to Grantham to Suhr. Crawford jg hopeful Of a successful season, SE"VEN—A player running the with the galleries sharply reduced finally halted it In the sixth, bring Chatter to Durocher to Crawford: left on ' He expects ^ that he will be able to It was simply a case of Bat his host, of admirers who roared i bases shall be out if the ball is in size. ing the Pirates a 5 to 1 victory. base, Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 1; base on balls,’ off Carroll 2; struck out, by develop some good players from the talino stepping out of his own their approval and later celebrated i in the hands of an adversary on The main gate attraction, Bobby Brooklyn’s floundering Robins drop into the wee hours of the morning. French 2; wild pitch, Carroll; um available rookie material. Lack of class and receiving as neat a les the bases, or if the runner is Jones, still was in the chase and a ped into fourth place half a game Don’t forget the fact that the pires, Pfinnan, Quigley and Reardon; son in the art of self defense as one many heavy players means that the touched before he has reached his prohibitive favorite to continue his behind the N. Y, Giants as they lost Sharkey-Campolo fight will be time, 1:33. local schoolboy outfit will be the could wish to see. It was Kaplans vmbeaten campaign, but be was the X— Two out when game was called base; it being understood, how to the last place Phillies, 6 to 3. broadcast over WEAF tonight. The on account of rain. lightest in several years. To offset wide range in experience and ms ever, that in no instance is a ball only surviving favorite or perform Klein made his 40th homer of the bout is expected to get under way relentless infighting that enabled this fact, Coach Kelley is giving NAVY PROSPECTS to be thrown at him. (This was er of national renown with the ex season. between 9:30 and 10 o’clock. Bet him to outclass the champion so much attention to developing speed another change; in the older ception of' Jess Sweetser ‘ of- New Another tallender, the Boston Bed ter tune in beforehand. It may be and trick plays in effort to outwit thoroughly. And yet in the face of game the fielder could put out a York. Sox, came out ahead in the only short and sweet. aU these facts, it was a highly m- APPEAR BRIGHT their opponents. , runner by throwing the ball and Jones was paired with Fay Cole American League game, defeating AMERICAN The schedule includes nine games,, tere^ing fight, not nearly so one . Ti/Tj r. 4. oc 4 A-ox .hitting him with it between the man, yoimg Los Angeles star, in the Met Eddie Zeltner of the New Annapolis, Md., Sept. 25.— (AP) i baggg ) the second place Washington Sena six of which will be played at home sided as the 9-0 scorecatd of Referee last of the four matches. York Mirror at the Battalino-Kap and the other three on the grid —Bill Ingram, starting his fifth sea- j EIGHT—A player running who tors. Bill Conway would seem to indicate. The pace-setters were Gene Ho lan fight last night. He doesn’t At Boston:— irons of opposing schools. The oift son as head coach of the Navy foot- , gjjgjj prevent an adversary from Kap kept Inside mans, bespectacled former Prince think much of our present feather RED SOX 0, NATIONALS 3 of town games are with Bristol, ball team, is reapmg the benefits of i t^e ball or getting the Boston At times both men stood toe^ to ton player, of Englewood, N. J., and weight champion. Says Bat would Meriden and Windham High of WU- toe throwing caution to the wind a system starteds Jrted four years ago | before the runner has made John Lehman, of Chicago, the pres AB. R H. PO. A. E. when he looked to the future and be duck soup for Keed Chocolate. Oliver, cf . . , ...... 4 1 2 3 0 0 limantic. Five league games ap ■nr. engaged in spirited slugging he looked to the future and | base is a hand out. ent western amateur king. Scarrltt, If ,...... 4 3 0 sought a continuous stream of sea How They Stand Likes Bat’s gameness and the punch 1 1 0 pear on the slate as usual and in ad bees. Almost invariably tSie master 1 NINE—If two hands are al- Trailing them were: Charles in hla right hand but says the Hart Miller, 3b ...... 4 1 1 1 1 0 son material through season after Webb, rf ...... 4 0 1 0 0 0 dition there will be games ■with the ful Kaplan had the edge. Battalino j ready out, a player running home Beaver, Los Angeles, and Billy Mc- ford boy is stupid. 9 season. Reeves, 2b .,>•••••••. 4 1 2 G 0 Alumni, Bulkeley of New London, made the grave error of failing to I at the time the ball is struck Phail, Boston; Jesse Sweetser and Todt. lb ___ ...... '.4 0 1 13 0 0 Southington and the Windham When graduation took the senior YESTERADY’S RESULTS «> fight Kaplan at long range. The cannot make an ace if the striker Maurice McCarthy Jr. Incidentally, so far as is known, Warstler, ss 0 0 3 5 0 game. The ’alter is one of Man former Meriden boy kept getting in class from the academy last June, it is put out. lleving, c ..______4 r 1 2 1 0 Bobby Jones was leading Fay National League Zeltner was the only New York 9 chester’s traditional rivals. side of the champion’s guard by removed 25 of the 44 members of the TEN—Three hands out, all Lisenbee, p , 1 1 0 0 0 Coleman by a norrow margin of two Philadelphia 6, Brooklyn 3. newspaper man at the ringside last Here is the complete schedule: means of his crouched style, boring varsity squad but most of those who hands out. up at the end of the first half Of Pittsburgh 5, Clnciimati 1. night. Eddie came out to Manches 33 6 10 27 13 0 September 26, Lewis High School in continually, his face incased in ' were left have considerable experi ELE'VEN— Players must take Washington their 36 hole match today. He was (Only games). ter after the fight with us to visit of Southington at Manchester; bent elbow. Bat hit the Kid on the ence at the posts they are expected their strikes in the regular ofder. playing very poorly, yet but manag ' AB. R. H. PO. A. E. American League Mr. and Mrs. Frank Busch and Mrs. Myer, 2b ...... 5 0 0 4 StO 0 October 3, Middletown High School elbow time and again, but unlike to fill during the coming campaign. (This was to prevent a practice ed to keep ahead of his rival. Jones at Manchester; October 11, Bristol' Ingram and his assistance antici Boston 6, Washington 3. Antoinette Miller, wife of the late Rice, rf ...,...... 4 0 1 4 0 0 Fernandez, Kaplan’s joint was not that had arisen by which captains score was 76 and Coleman had an Manush, If ...... 3 1 2 2 0 0 High School at Bristol; October if, pated considerable difficulty in fill- (Only game). Walk Miller, In whose boxing stable made of glass. juggled their batting orders fjrom approximate 78. Busch once fought. Cronin, ss ...... 1 1 0 0 4 0 Meriden High School at Meriden; Battalino was a very tired and ing the three center places in the j inning to inning to bring their McLeod, ss ,...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 THE STANDINGS 3hires, lb ..,...... 4 0 1 7 1 0 October 24, Ea-st Hartford Hig^x sad young man at the finish but he line and one end and in finding a heaviest hitters up at strategic School at Manchester; October 81, creased after thee changes of Zeltner says he looks for Sharkey Harris, cf ...... 3 0 1 1 0 0 received ten grand for his effoxt man to replace Joe Clifton, plunging j moments.) Hayes. 3 b ...... 4 1 1 2 2 0 W'est Hartford High School at Man 1845, and before long a number to beat Campolo on a decision to which made it a worth while propo fullback and Haley, who was the T'WEL'VE— No ace or base can Hargraves, c ...... 3 0 1 3 0 0 chester; November 7, Bulkeley High W. L. PC. night but adds that if Campolo Crowder, p understudy of Hughes at center last | be made on a foul strike. of clubs in and about New York ...... 3 0 1 1 1 0 School of New London at Manches sition. The champion’s record since were playing regularly, scheduled ...... 89 61 .593 scores a couple of his hard body Treadway, x ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 year, graduated with him, leaving i THIRTEEN—No ruimer can be St. Louis .. ter; November 15, Windham High he won the title from Andre Routis games. The press, however, took ...... 86 64 .673 punches, Sharkey may not last the has been anything but impressive. 'Tuttle, who saw little service last | put out in making a base when a Chicago .... 32 3 9 24 10 0 School of Willimantic at Williman- year, virtually alone as a prospect little notice of this new sport for New York ...... 86 67 . .559 limit. 000 050 Olx--6 A defeat administered by a man of balk has been made by the pitch B o sto n ,...... tic; November 27, Alumni at Man several years, and it was not until Brooklyn ...... 84 67 .566 Washington 012 000 000--3 Kaplan’s repute was more to his for the position. er. (This was another new rule. chester/ Koepke and Swan, the 1929 varsi The definition of a balk was prac 1853 that a boxscore appeared in Pittsburgh ...... 79 71 .527 Manchester lovers of Bobby Jones Runs batted In, Crowder, Shires, credit than most of the reverses read with interest his safe voyage Harris. Oliver, Scarrltt 2, Miller, ty guards are gone and their posts tically the same as it is today, a newspaper. B o sto n ...... 69 82 .45'/ Reeves, Warstler; two base hits, with which he has met. are being sought by Underwood, vrtth the important exception that In that year the New York Cincinnati ...... 59 91 .393 over the two 18-hole match play Crowder; three base hit, Scarrltt; The outcome of the fight was a Kirkpatrick and Johnson, holdover a balk was also called if the Clipper covered a game between Philadelphia ...... 52 100 .342 matches of yesterday. Now he is a stolen base, Reeves; double plays. Reeves to 'Warstler to Todt, Warstler decided boost to the boxing game in varsity sauadmsn and O'gle, who pitcher forgot himself and threw two clubs known as thte Knicker American League strong favorite to win his remaining NO ONE STAR Connecticut. There had been an un to Reeves to Todt, Hayes to Myer to came up from the Plebes. Gray who the ball overhand.) bockers and the Gothams. The W. L. PC. three 36-hole matches and thus cap Shires. Warstler to Todt; left on base, usually strong under-current of feel was sh.xted around as utility guard FOURTEEN — But one base is Knickerbockers won, 21 to 12, and Philadelphia ...... 100 50 .667 ture hlS fourth major crown of the Washingrton 7, Boston 5; base on ing to the effect that the scrap was and tackle last season, is bidding allowed when the ball bounds out the Clipper’s boxscore is present Washington ...... 91 59 .607 year, a feat no other golfer ever ap balls, off Crowder 2, Llsenbee 4; just another of the “In-the-bag” proached let alone equaled. struck out, by Crowder 3, Llsenbee 1; for a regular post at one of the of the field when struck at. ed herewith. Note that the posi New York ...... 84 66 .660 hit by pitcher, by Llsenbee (Cronin); sp ecie and that Battalino would guards. tions of the players are not given, Cleveland ...... 79 72 .523 umpires, McGowan, Van Grafian and win. It was pointed out that both “Blimp” Bowstrom, giant kicking Those are the rules under nor Is the score by innings; and Detroit ----- ...... 74 76 .493 Football' starts here tomorrow Guthrie; time, 1:26. New York, Sept. 25.—(AP) — men lived in Hartford and were tackle, and Bryan, his running mate, which baseball was played for only the nms and putouts made St Louis ...... 83 88 .417 with the High school swinging into X— Batted for Crowder in 9th. If the St. Louis Cards should win good friends; also that victory are available again, but Crinkley, a many years. One of the notable by each player are set down in Chicago ...... 59 91 .393 action and then the Cubs and Majors the National I-eague pennant, they meant far more to Battalino than to tackle who showed great promise is features o t the game then, to a the boxscore. B o s to n ...... 51 99 .340 begin their campaigns on Sunday don’t stand much of a,, chance for Kaplan. out with a knee injury which has moderfa fan, is the way in which Here is the fist boxscore to be afternoon. any of the individual honors. Wat However, if there was ever a fight ended his football days. things were made soft for the printed in a newspaper: GAMES TODAY COLBY TO PLAY kins is the only-regular among the that was strictly on the up and up, A knee hurt has also cost the pitcher. KNICKERBOCKERS The Eagles football team, a junior first ten batsmen of the league. He it was last night’s battle. Kaplan squad the services of Crane, a regu To begin with, the pitcher Runs Outs National League organization, comprised exclusively is hitting .368 while the ^ub ranks hais long been known as at least one lar end last season, with the re could pitch all day to one batter Brotherson ...... 4 0 Pittsburgh at St Louis. of North End boys, play the Rock ATMIDDLETOWN third in batting and is tied for fifth if he chose, as far as the rules Dick ...... 4 1 ville Wheel Club in that city Sun boxer who positively refuses to par sult that Bryan is the only one of (Only game). Middletown, Sept. 25.— (AP) —A in fielding. As a club, however, the were concerned. There was no Adams ...... 3 2 American League day. Both teams are equally ac Cards lead in doubles with 358, aro ticipate In a framed bout. Bat and last year left. t team lacking lackin; in weight but possess-1 the Kid,may be good friends out The backfleld is giving the coach such thing as a base on balls. A Neibuhr ...... 2 3 Chicago at Detroit. quainted with one another, each runs with 974 and also D u bignac...... 1 4 Ing a great deal of speed and punch'! , side the' ling, but there wasn’t even ing staff less worry. Antrim and ! that was wide of the plate, Washington at Boston. having \ron a game last year. This batted in with 898. Tyron ...... 2 3 fact, coupled.wlth the intense ri’fal- will be sent by Coach -Jim ObCr- ■ the least ^mptom of brotherly love Hagberg, both of whom saw much i too high or too low, simply •''id New York at Philadelphia. ! not coimt. Parison ...... 2 1 ry between each team, should prove lander against Colby Saturday when during battle. And for once, at service as subs for Clifton have re (Only games). In addition, the pitcher’s box Tucker ...... 1 3 sufficient to make the game a thrill Wesleyan opens its 1930 football least, the ekperts were right when turned and Erick of 1929 Plebes has measured 12 feet wide by three W a ller...... 2 1 er. campaign on its home gridiron, they ulianlmously placed their shown promise. One of the greatest •' __ . Nine men who gained some varsity hopes of the middie outfit is Lou ith®feet deep, and pitcher could finger ofi'Kaplan as the winner. T o ta ls ...... 21 18 football experience during the. re Kim.^ Little- — Kirn— developed - into the i stand anywhere in it he chose, After watching Kaplan last night le Y E L L Q W r The crowd and gate fell far be shifting his position for each bat GOTHAMS SHARKEY IS 2-1 it Is easy to see why so many of gime of Coach Bill Wood, and two low expectations, the figures show best line cracker of the Navy and Runs Outs ! sophomores will make up the Car- played a star role in Dartmouth’s ter. Furthermore, he was only 45 the lightweights sidetrack the for PENOlt ing that '6,410 persons paid $21,- V a il...... 3 1 ! dlnal’s eleven for the opening game. defeat. Johnny Gannon and Jack feet away from the batter. mer featherweight boss. 577.30. From this sum, Battalino W. H. F a u ce t...... 2 2 I The line-up is expected to consist of ’With the Crabtree, regulars, are also on hand. However, there were certain FAVORITE TO WIN collects $iW,000 while Kaplan gets handicaps. For one thing, the Thos. Faucet...... 2 2 Wells and Odell, ends; Lum and 25 percept of the net. The bal.ince batter could call for the pitch he Pinkney ...... 3 0 I Sweet, tackles; Means and Elldridge, m m of the cwd was interesting. Ralph wanted, having three choices—a C udllp...... 1 2 Last Nigh t ’s Figh ts i guards; Captain Joe Miller, center; Lenny Tony Leto, strong Man WERNER-HALLDAY high ball, a low ball, or a hlgh- Winslow, Jr...... ,... 0 4 New York, Sept. 26.— (A P )—If j gtziebinger, quarterjback; Tirrell and chester favorites, scored easy knock ! or-low ball—the latter choice, ap- Winslow, Sr...... 1.. 0 2 the pre-fight gate receipts are any Newark, N. J.—Mickey Walker, | and Houseley, out victo'iles. Mickey Flahlve won ARE k m VICTORS iparently, meaning that the batter L a le r...... 1 2 criterion, then it doesn't make much world middleweight champion out-. his bout on a decision. Lack of j didn’t particularly care where the Wadsworth ...... 0 3 difference to very many people if i pointed Paul Swiderskl, Syracuse ’ Oberlander has confined his charges to straight football dur- space prevents going into detail. I ball was delivered. He gave his Jack Sharkey lowers 'NHctorio Cam 10 (non-title). I - b J a o i S Card Is Okay ■ Wemer and Halliday,’^ Invincible request to the umpire, who re Totals ...... 12 18 polo, Uie Argentine, to the mat for Hartford—Louis Kid Knninn I pre-season sessions, but ex- Referee Conway’s scorecard in the Manchester pee-wee golf champs, layed it to the pitcher, If the two boys playing “aimty the count of 10 or vice versa, when i P®®^ to capitalize the spe<^ of . the Meriden, outpointed Bat Battalirib, team later by developing a for- Battalino-Kaplan fight showed the scored another triumph over the i Oh top of that, the ball used over” in Boston in 1830 can be they come together In a 16-round world featherweight champion, 10 heavyweight bout at the Yahkee ward pass game. maximum five points for Kaplan in Manchester Miniature course at Cen- j then was larger and heavier than considered as the unwitting par (non-title). every round with Battalino scoring ter and Stone streets last night, | it is today, and, consequently, ents of modem' baseball, that box- Stadium tonight. New York—Ralph FIcucello, New Sharkey making his first appear i five in only one roimd. Usually we winning the first of a three match easier to hit. It measured 10 score can be considered the ulti York, stopped Marty Fox, New More than 55,000 persons wU| wit and one-quarter inches in circum mate ancestor of the modem base ance since losing on a foul to Max differ greatly with Conway’s view series from McGarry and Graves of York, 8. ness the first match between the point but last night we had identi- Hartford by the margin of four ference, and weighed six and a ball extra. * Scbmeling in June, will enter the ring a 2 to 1 favorite over his big Duiianapolis—Roy (Tiger) Wil American and British polo teams. .. cally the same card so far as roimds strokes. McGarry, with a 40, holds quarter ounces. liams, Chicago, knocked out Jimmy September 6> advance ticket sales TOMORROW: The first base- ger, but cruder South American were concerned. Kaplan won nine the course record. The two teams , Jouhii CaUforsia, 3. . . — indicate. rounds, Battsdino none and one, the will meet again next Wednesday. The popularity of the game In- ball leagiWt . .. opponent. - ■ -y-' ic ' ' \* i » J. M' ' rVRsi^awiw*^ ' • "m ANCHESTEB e v e n i n g h e r a l d , s o u t h MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1930. p a g e TW ELVE BOARDERS WANTED 59-A HOUSES f o r RENT 65 ' NOON STOCKS LOCAL FAMILY ESCAPES AiprOMOBIliES FOR SALE 4j DOGS—^BIRDS—PETS 41 W vit Ad InformatlM ROOM AND BOARD with . home FOR RENT—HALF HOUSE!— 5 FOR SALiE— 1927 Whippet coach, privileges at reasonable rate for rooms with garage at 39 Grove OF STATE BUILDING New York, Sept. 25.—(AP) — AS AUTO WHEEL CRACKS in perfect condition. Will sell rea FOR SALE—ANGORA KITTENS street. Inquire 38 Grove street. Stock prices fluctuated irregularly Manchester Inquire at 423 Lydall street. elderly lady or semi-invalid. Tel. sonable. O’wner lea'ving town. In 8-2237. Telephone 5628. over a range of 1 to 5 points in the Evening Herald quire Metter’s Smoke Shop. I Hartford, Septi 25— (AP) —Prom earlier hours today, but a majority Kuflands Not Badly Hurt When LIVE STOCK- BOARDERS WANTED in private inent state officials, notables from of_ shM.es .were headed downward FOR SALE—ESSEX COACH. Good home, centrally located. Telephone HOUSES FOR SALE 72 Their Sedan Overturns on I? CLASSIFIED VEHICLES 42 various walks' of life, today gathered aiFbimd noon. In several instances condition. Will be sold to first 7456. Jn Hartford' tp the laying of yesterday’s tow prices were, ex Return From New York. ADVERTISEMENTS comer for $35, on easy terms. Ap FOR SALE—6 ROOM SINGLE FOR SALE—NICE LITTLE Driv the cornerstone of'th6 new State of ceeded, especially in independent ply Box J, in* care of Herald.______house. Improvements, 3-4 acre of ing horse, a great pet and a step APARTMENTS—FLATS— fice building at Capitol avenue and steel, oil and farm implement is Count «lx averac* 7®^thr'^Vlattoni land, garage, hen houses; all kinds sues. Mr. and Mrs. Reut>en B. 'Kurland FOR SALE— FORD 23, $20. Good per; good ru^er tired buggy, har Washington str^t. A concert by j:K u „r« V %»“ * TENEMENTS 63 of fruit. Inquire 46 Foley street. After a higher opening the mar and 'their five year old son, of 54 buy. Alfred Rollet, Homestead ness and riding saddle, all for $125. the Governor’s Guard band words as two worda Minimum cost Is Phone 7349. ket ran into renewed selling, but Chestnut street, experieiiced a-mar- George D. Shedd, 170 Hilliard FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement preceded the ceremony. Park. ______The cornerstone, laid by members support appeared and a -brief rally row escape from serioua injury last periay for tran.lont street. Telephone 5611. with all improvements, at 627 Cen night when an automobile‘ta which f o r SALE— 1927 BUICK coupe, in of the state building commission, followed after which prices again ter street. Inquire 24 St. John. they were riding overturned.' trap EOecllve March l j ; / “ ’char«a good condition, with rumble seat. will preserve for posterity, various slipped off. International Harvester Telephone 8802. ______ping the three occupants inside. Private party. Call 3369 FOR SALE— RABBITS cheap, Al- pictures, documents, books and and J. I. Case went to new lows for fred Rollet, Homestead Park, records designed to give a later gen the year. 'Vanadium Steel, one of The accident occurred on South 5 SSSStlSllv: ::| ^5 «|1 \\ ®1| FOR RENT— 5 ROOM fiat, all im Wall Street Main street and was caused by a g o o d u s e d CARS provements, steam heat, garage. eration a comprehensive conception Wednesday’s weakest issues, lost ^ fu^rde'rV *f'oV ‘ «VrVgular wheel breaking as the car was Cash or Terms i Apply Harrison’s Store, 598 Cen- of everyday life in 1930. Pictures more than 4 and declines of between Madden Bros. POULTRY AND of the building as it stands today, 2 and 3 developed in Eastman rounding a curve in the sandy road ToX^r^Tr: ^ ter street. Phone 3839. near Kelsey’s farm. M r.. Kurland, day advertising given upon '•equesu 681 Main St. Tel. 5500 SUPPLIES 43 Briefs copies of the present motor vehicle Kodak, American Smelting, Stand Ads ordered for three o / «'* FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene laws, photostatic copies of treasurer ard Gas, Electric Power and Li^ht, co-proprietor of Metter’s S^oke Shop, was dri'ving. He says h^i car and stopped before the third FOR SALE—450 BROILERS, roost ment, 169 Summit street, all Im- historical documents now in the and National Lead. Chrysler dav win be charged only for th« New York, Sept. 25.—The com was moving along about 35 miles an BUSINESS SERVICES ers and pullets, 5 months old. In provements and heat, for adults. archives of the state library, in reached a new low imder 24 and tual number of times the ad *PP«»^T mittee headed by Frederick W. Al hour. ed. chargin : at the rate earned but OFFERED 13 quire 104 Homestead street. Home Telephone 5987.’ signia of all military units in the Standard Oil of New York and no allowance or refunds can be made len, has asked security holders ‘ .f None of the three persons, was stead Park. Carmella Lombardo. s'tate and reports from each state Texsis Corp., also touched minimum on six time ads stopped after the FOR RENT AVAILABLE October the Wickwire Spencer Steel Co. to department were enclosed in the levels. U._ S._ Steel,____ after____ a frac___ rendered unconscious when.. the CHIMNEY CLEANING, modern 1st, five room downstairs fiat with deposit their holdings on or before tibni g^n,~sagge’d below 160. New i Chrysler Sedan overturned imprison- ®^No n lil forbids"; display lines not equipment, done at reasonable FOR SALE— ROASTING DUCKS stone. 32c lb. dressed, 24c live. Duck’s garage, at 45 Benton street. Tele Nov. 15 under the plan for reorgan Arthur L. Shipman, chairman of York Tractions were strong. Inter- | ing them until they were rescued, . rates. Phone 6053. *°The Herald will not be responsible eggs 50c. Allen’s Ducks, 37 Doane phone 5588. ization. the state commission on sculpture borough Rapid Transit rose nearly ; Mr. Kurland suffered a possible for more than ons Incorrect 1n®ertlon 4 points. I fracture of the ribs. X-Ray pictures of any advertisement ordered for m a t t r e s s r e n o v a t i n g street. Telephone 8837. was the principal speaker on the FOR RENT—4 ROOM downstairs Midcontinent Petroleum Corp. has program. ^ ‘ ______j were taken this morning. HiS "wife, more than one time. meor- Special sterilized process. Don’t flat, with all improvements, 123 acquired a 20 per cent interest in Mrs. Ree Kurland, escaped with The Inadvertent omission of Incor throw your mattresses away. We rect publication of “ dvertls hr will be BUILDING MATERIALS 47 Walnut street. Inquire 71 Cooper the Great Lakes Pipe Line Co. minor cuts and bruises while their rectined only by cancellation of the rebuild them for you, using finest HYPNOTISM CURES child was uninjured. charge made for the eervlce rendered street. covering and fillipg. Phone day and FOR SALE—CONCRETE BLOCKS. The Midland Steel Products Co. GUNMEN NOW CARRY The Kurlands were returning All advertisements must conform evening, 3615 for samples. Manches la style, copy and typography with Bargain. Alfred Rollet, Homestead FOR REINT—6 OR 7 ROOM tene has received orders from two large from New York City where they regulations enforced by the ter Upholstering Co. Fine uphols ment. Inquire at 24 Eldridge street. AMNESIA VICTIM had been observing the Hebrew Park. automobile producers aggregating ers and they reserve the right to tery work, 244 Main street, Opp. Robert R. Keeney. $2,000,000. E. J. Kulas, president, PRESS CARDS IN “ CHI” New Year visiting with relatives and edit, revise or reject any copy con H o l l i s t e r . ______friends. sidered objectionable. FOR RENT—’TENEMENT OF SIX said that on the basis “of business Richmond, Va., Sept. 25— (AP) — CLOSING HOURS— Classified ads to FUEL AND FEED 49-A now being closed, the coming bs published same day tnust be re rooms and bath, steam heat, on Vick Sullivan, a medical college months should see substantial ex Chicago, Sept. 25.— (AP) — The senior here, learned hypnotism by ceived by 12 o’clock noon: Saturdays FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 FOR SALE— PLENTY of the best Winter street, south of Center pansion in the actmties of the com police became absorbed in a new correspondence. 10:30 a. m. seasoned hard wood cut to any street. Phone 7046 or 7889. Rent question today: Why do gunmen THINK OP HOME TELEPHONE YOUR PEONY COLLECTION—Ten large pany. Today he was credited by Thomas order. Prompt delivery. Tel. Rose- $32 per month. carry press cards? East Center street, one of the nice roots in assorted colors $4. Mrs. B. Morton, supt., of City home with WANT ADS. dale 25-4. George Buck. John E. Zimmermann, president Johnny Genaro did not present his new eight room residences, ^ ap- Ads are accepted over the telephone Chas. L. Hevenor, Pinecrest Gar FOR RENT—6 ROOM flat, all im having revived a patient from a provements, steam heat, garage. of the United Gas Improvement Co., courtesy card when the police pick spell of amnesia to-date in every detail. Price at the CHAKGU RATE given !‘ t>oy» dens, Wapping.______HARD WOOD AND HARD Slabs, has advised large purchases to buy ed him up yesterday. He was ar as a convenience to advertisers, but $6 to $9 per load: also light truck Inquire at 130 Summer street. A youth previously identified as ' $15,000, terms. the CASH RATES will be accepted as material for further requirements rested by the squad that sought his “John Knowles” because he repeated i six rooms, brand new, fireplace, FULL FAYMENT it paid at the busi ing done. V. Firpo, 116 Wells STORAGE 20 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, immediately and has addressed a brother “Peppi," one of the 26 “pub that name constantly, Identified him- | tile bath, garage, etc. Price ^,706. ness office on or before the seventh street. Dial 6148. ____ with all improvements, 277 Spruce letter to the local managements of lic enemies’’ wanted for vagrancy. day following the first ' " “lotion of MOVING—TRUCKING— self as Ernest Aspinall, 21 of Five rooms, furnace etc., • each ad otherwise the CHARGE FOR SALE—SEASONED birch or street. all U. G. I. subsidiaries suggesting The card, embossed in gold and [ Lovell, Mass., while hypnotized. RATE will be collected. No responsl- that they at once anticipate normal bearing the word “Press” superim nice little cottage, $5,200. blllty for errors in telephoned ads hard wood, stove or flre-place, half Later when brought from under PERRETT & GLENNEY Inc.—Mov FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT requirements for seyeral months and posed diagonally in red ink, was the hypnotic influence, according to will be assumed and their accuracy or full load, good measure and ser and garage, 418 Center street. A. cannot be guaranteed. ing, packing and shipping. Daily vice. Fred Miller, Rosedale 33-3. place their orders. found in his pocket today. It read: Morton, he verified the identification ROBERT J. SMITH F. Jarvis, telephone 4224. INDEX OF service to and from New York. 14 “United States News Service Bu and was able to recite most of his Insurance, Steamship Tickets trucks at vour service. Agents for FOR SALE-SEASONED BIRCH The United States Steel Corp. and reau, New York-Chicago. 1009 Main St. FOR RENT—4 ROOM TENEMENT personal history. CLASSIFICATIONS United Van Service, one ot the subsidiaries as of June 30 had total “Executive Office: Lumber Ex wood $5 per load. Hard wood $6 with all improvements, with or Births ...... a leading long distance moving com per load. Prompt delivery. Phone assets of $2,396,066,088, as compar change Building, Seattle, Wash. without garage. 115 Main street. Engagements ...... ^ panies. Connection in 162 cities. 8581 or Rosedale 37-4. ed with $2,286,183,654 Dec. 31, last. “The bearer, Mr. John Genaro, is Marriages ...... * ^ The figures were disclosed in the Deaths ...... ^ Phone 3063, 8860, 8864. ____ _ FOR RENT—FIRST floor, five an accredited correspondent for the FOR SALEKHARD WOOD, stove corporation’s application to list 225,- Card of Thanks ...... S rooms with garage, Lilley street, United States News Service Bureau. New Low Prices Established at Our Big In Memorlam ...... \ L. T. WOOD CO.— Furniture and or fire-place, $6 per load. Also soft 790 additional shares of stock on the off Main, near Center. Inquire 21 Any courtesies extended him will be Lost and Found ...... j piano moving, modern equipment, wood $5 per load. W. J. McKinney, New York Stock Exchange, 110,790 appreciated. Auction Sale Last Saturday. All Cars Announcements ...... store- Elro street. Personals ...... experienced nelp, public Rosedale 28-2. shares of which will be used for ac “ R. H. Rush, director in chief. AatoaaobllM house. Phone 4496. 2 AND 3 ROOM SUITES in the quisition of the properties, assets “Void after December 31, 1930, that Carry Red Tags to Be Sold at Private Automobllss for Bale and business of Oil Well Supply Co. Registered No. 136.” Automobiles for Kichangs • GARDEN—FARM - Johnson Block, all modern im Sale at Auto Accessories—Tires ...... • provements. Call 6917 or 7635. Corporate surplus June 30 was At the bottom was Genaro’s sig Auto Repairing— P a in tin g...... • PAINTING—REPAIRING 21 DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 $729,988,588, against $704,711,117 nature. Auto Schools ...... FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT Dec. 31. Total current assets PAINTING, DECORATING and AUCTION PRICES Autos—Ship by Truck ...... » FOR SALE—FANCY CONCORD newly renovated, steam heat, amounted to $596,569,247, compared Our list below. Pick out your car. Come over and Autos— For Hire ...... * glazing, all work guaranteed, 16 grapes, 75c basket. Call Rosedale GaraKCB—Service— Siorags ...... garage, at 60 Summer street In with $562,232,507 Dec. 31. see the very low prices established. These cars will be Motorcycles— Bicycles ...... Homestead street. Telephone 8132. 16-12. ______quire of Hugh B. Moriarty, 49 Sum TAX COLLECTOR’ S NOTICE Wahred Autos—Motorcycles Henry Leidholdt. . marked sold as each car is sold, Watch our ads, each Uu^lness and Professional Services mer street. All persons liable by law to pay f o r s a l e — g r a p e s 65c per night. Business Services Offered ...... PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER. basket. Call Osano, 155 Oak street. WOMEN VOTERS HERE taxes in the Hou.seliold Services Offered ...... FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT 1 Dodge Six Building—Contracting ...... First class. Will do your work at Telephone 8816. with all improvements at 51 Flower Sedan. 1930 Florists— Nurseries ...... the rate of 75c per hour. Tel. 8475. street. C. J. Tuttle, telephone 5834. TO MEET OCTOBER 21 Third School District Demonstrator X Funeral Directors •••••••...... *! FOR SALE—a p p l e s — McIntosh. 2 Dodge Sedan 1926 Heating— Plumbing— Roofing Fall Pippins, McClellan, Mother FOR RENT—6 ROOMS and garage, Insurance ...... , , of Manchester are hereby notified Coach 1928 : REPAIRING 23 apples 50C-75C basket; Seckel pears The first fall meeting of the Man 1 Oldsmobile Millinery— Dressmaking,...... »» modern improvements, North Elm that I shall, on October 1, 1930, Sedan 1925 Moving—Trucking— Storage . . . 75c basket. Telephone 6121. The street. Telephone 8120. chester League of Women Voters have a rate bill for the collection 1 Chrysler 70 Painting-Papering ...... “ MOWER SHARPENING,, vacuum Gilnack Farm, South Main .treet. which was scheduled for Tuesday, of 5 mills on the dollar, laid June 1 Whippet 4 Roadster 1928 Professional Services...... cleaner, phonograph, clock repair FOR RENT—4 ROOM TENEMENT October 21, has been advanced one Coach 1928 Repairing ...... I,’, ' ‘ ' "i"’.I ’ " * 91 26, 1930, on the list of 1929, due the 1 Whippet 4 Tailoring— Dyeing— Cle.anlng . . . 84 ing. key fitting. Braithwaite, 52 FOR s a l e —Macintosh and Pippin El 77 Ridge street. Apply at 79, week to Tuesday, October 14. be apples. Edgewood Fruit Farm, 461 Collector October 1, 1930. 1 Whippet 6 Sedan 1927 Toilet Goods and Service ...... Pearl street. upstairs. cause of the school of citizenship to Taxes may be paid during the Wanted— Business Service Woodbridge street. Tel. 5909. 1 Chevrolet Coach 1926 Ediicatlouul be held in New London on the 21. day at Case Brothers, Inc., or eve FOR RENT—7 ROOM TENEMENT The coming meeting .will be held 1 Essex j Coach 1926 Courses and Classes ...... *2 FOR SALE— GRAPES, Worden and on Wells street, near Main. Inquire nings at my . home, 58 Autumn Private Instruction ...... COURSES AND CLASSES 27 at the home of the third vice presi Coach 1 1925 Concord 75c per basket delivered. Phillip Lewis. Phone 3300. street. Taxes may be paid by check 1 Hudson Dancing ...... - ...... EARN MORE—LEARN BEAUTY dent, Mrs. M. A. Bengs of 62 Pitkin or money order, addressing same to Sedan 1925 Musical— Dramatic ...... Thomas Wilson. Phone 8581 or street. Luncheon will be served at 1 Oakland Wanted— Instruction ...... »v FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT me at Highland Park, Conn. ciUture. There is a great demand Rosedale 37-4. 1 p. m. and the subject under dis 1 Oakland Touring ^ 1924 Sold F in an cial for trained operators. Details free with all improvements and garage. TAKE NOTICE—All taxes impaid Bonds—Stocks— Mortgages ...... 31 cussion will be “The Mental Hygiene Touring 1924 Sold Inquire at 140 Maple street. November 1, 1930, will be charged 1 Dodge Busings Opportunities ...... from this nationally known Insti Needs of the State.” 1-2 ton Money to Ixian ...... ** tution, Hartford Academy of Hair HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 interest at the rate of 9 per cent, 1 Chevrolet Truck Help and Situations dressing, 693 Main street, Hart FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, in from October 1, 1930 to April 1, Express ^ 1 ' 1928 Help Wanted— Female ...... »5 FOR SALE—A THREE BURNER A-1 condition, modern improve J931, and 10 per cent, for the balance 3-4 ton Help W anted-M ale ...... ford. ments. Adults preferred. 238 Oak 1928 Help W anted-M ale or Female Perfection oil stove with shelf, of the year, and 12 per cent, on all 1 Dodge Truck Panel Agents Wanted ...... BARiiBSR TRADE taught In day nearly new; also a double seat street. NOTICE liens filed. Bituations Wanted— Female . . . . . and evening clsases. Low tuition A. J. TODD, Situations Wanted—M a le ...... lawn swing with iron frame. 47 ~TO RENT—THREE ROOM apart Employment Agencies rate. Vaughn Barber School, 14 Eldridge street. Collector. SCHALLER MOTOR SALES, Inc. I.lve Stock— Pets—Poultry—Vehicles Market street. Hartford. ment in Purnell Block. Heated and centrally located. Apply Geo. E. OF TAX COLLECTOR Highland Park, Corner Center and Olcott Streets, South Manchester Dogs—Birds-Pets ...... Mahogany desk $15; 2 victrolas September 25, 1930. I.ive Stock— Vehicles ...... $5 each, 1 wicker chair and 1 wicker Keith, 1115 M a in .______All persons liable by law to pay Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 MUSICAL—DRAMATIC 29 Wanted — Pels— Poultry— Stock 44 rocker $4 each. FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat. 329 taxes In the For Sale— Miscellaneous Watkins Furniture Exchange East Center street, all improve Articles for Sale ...... CHARLO’TTE T. KEENEY teacher Boats and Accessories ...... of piano to all grades. 88 Church FOR SALE— CHEAP. Three stoves, ments. Telephone 8063. First School District TAX COLLECTOR’S Building Materials ...... 47 street, South Manchester. Phone one coal range, coal heater and Diamonds— Watches— Jewelry . . 48 FOR RENT—DESIRABLE 6 room of Manchester are hereby notified Electrical Appliances— Radio . . . 49 5554. gas stove, tables and chairs. In tenement thoroughly modern. Ap that on October 1, 1930, I shall have Fuel and Feed ...... quire at 1075 Main street. Apt. 2, ply to J. P. Tammany, 90 Main NOTICE Garden — Farm— Dairy Products 50 or telephone 3490 between 7 and a rate bill for the collection of four Household Goods ...... street, after 5. HELP WANTED— (4) mills on the dollar, laid on the All persons liable by law to pay Machinery and T o o ls ...... 6* 9 p. m. list of 1929, and due the Collector on Musical Instrum ents...... 63 FEMALE 35 FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT, sec taxes In the Office and Store Equipment . . . . 64 ond floor, good condition. Inquire October 1, 1930. Specials at the Stores 56 Taxes may be paid at my home, WANTED—EXPERIENCED sales ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 219 Summit street or call 5495. Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 67 75 Deming Street, during the month Wanted—To Buy ...... 68 lady, Apply La France Hat Shop, Fourth School District Rooms— Bon rd— Hotels—Resorts State Theater Building. FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT of October. Restaurants f o r RENT—FURNISHED room. with garage, and all Improvements, NOTE WELL—All teutes unpaid of Manchester are hereby notified: Rooms Without Board ...... 69 Phone 6989 or call at 44 Pearl St. steam heat. Inquire at 81 Spruce November 1, 1930, will be charged that on October 1, 1930,1 shall have: Boarders 'W anted...... 50-A a rate bill for the collection of four Country Board— R eso rts...... 60 HELP WANTED— MALE 36 street. interest at the rate of nine (9) per Hotels— Restaurants ...... 61 FOr. RENT—FURNISHED room cent, from October 1, 1930 to April mills on the dollar laid Jime 20, Wanted— Rooms— Board ...... 62 a t o n c e —s o u t h AMERICA or for light housekeeping. Inquire 1, 1931; IQ per cent, for balance of 1930, on the list of 1929, due the col Real Estate For Rent United States. Permanent posi Selwitz Shoe Shop, Selwitz Block. year, and 12 per cent, on all liens lector October 1, 1930. Apartments, Flats. Tenements . . 63 tions: clerical, mechanical, sales BUSINESS LOCATIONS Business Locations for Rent . . . 64 FOR RENT 64 filed. I will be at my home, 144 South Houses for Rent ...... 65 manship; experience unnecessary, FOR RENT — STEAM-HEATED -M-itin Street, Tuesday and Friday . THATS FUGIYAMA, JAPANS SACRED Suburban for Rent 66 Salaries $25-$100 weekly, transpor housekeeping furnished rooms, A meeting of a BOARD QF'RE evenings during the month of Octo Summer Homes for R e n t ...... 67 FOR RENT—OFFICE ROOMS in tation furnished. Box 1175, Chica' three room suite and three room LIEF will he held at the . Oakland ber for the collection of said taxes. MOUNTAIN. Wanted to R e n t...... 68 tenement at 109 Foster street. Purnell Block, single or in suites Ileal E»ln (JAS BUGGIES— Did You Ever Know. It to Fail GET OUT A RED SIX ,,, THAT'LL MAKE A W , C O M E A SPACE FOR THE ON ...... PLAY KING OF CLUBS. A G A M E OP O H , I RUMMV. DON’T FEEL IT W O N ’T LIKE IT, TAKE H E M , 1 / LO N G , W A N T TO AMY. m BlLlAlRlEinSIAIPIEm___ A/wai^s fo^efher '/ / / There are at least tour mistaKes m the aoove piv;i.uie, j.oey luay PLAY-VOUR JACK WATCH 1 YOU PASSED UP A NINE... PLAY pertain to grammar, history, etiquette, drawing or whataot. See u you AND JvlOVE THE can find them. Then look at the scrambled word be*ow-^d im- -yT E N OVER., ^---- 1 VOUR FlVE-j " scramble it, by switching the lettc rs around. Grade yourself • iO. for ead. of the mistakes you find, and 2 0 for the word if you-unscramble IL C O R E E C nO N S (1) Appro^mately two-thirds of Japan. (8) Fujiyama, i mountain, has not en the tea grown In Japan Is consumed than two oenturlos. ,(.4)i _ by that cdhntiTr. (2) Caeti» does hot' sailed incorrect^ grow In the toa or rice fields of bled word Is XNE I mTjifesmnBtnraJTNG HBR'juacsouramNCHEiraiRrcff^ ss.'mff.’V '^ w » * 4 i i i . ">< incite ------——^——— ^rntaam^maam^tm mi**««»w*>***BW*taBBMWMW***^ trust I have made myself suf- PaU'T UlNVlT To BE LWiE EO^ / o .0 6CfT1t) GPNE '^ttO U S H W S OE EEET UP, TUBS DROP* ^ lASTTm^EEBUatTS- SUPPER - MWM’S vIMTiNfa- far” he answered, as his courage X' ^E%EiNUSTeD. HUNGER GtiAv'bS AT TWEfA. EOR. ’MERGEWCV S^E’S EXPECTING US. gra’duaUy returned. NVl V.CS VUWiO CVWLLS THEM TO Tv\E BONE, to give nature the credit for that, K>AO TiAEiR EiNGERS ARER^^^1 AND 7 ' he tdded.—Calgary Herald. BLEEDING. q u i t e e n g a g in g Amos AV, AV. BETTY: I’ve been engaged to AVoodcock, ne-w federal dry di one man seven times. b S s i E: Well, I’ve been engag rector, was cited ed to seven men at one time. An and promoted for gallantry in swers. ______action when, as HAZY m e m o r y n^UOOOUOUNDS a captain, he led a battalion SHE: Am I the first g(lrl y®'^ l>lC\ B y B l o s s e n P artners in Cringe! M /^ COCHRAN—‘PICTURES KIN FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS f s u p T liNOW^PO. MONlOy CTRANSER-.. LOOUS LlUE BRowbi'g r MISMT MISTER RETOING--^ eOOMdN.... M< PLANE FROM aU.RANCH.... I MISTER ' A WlO OymE NAME Now WHATS (30W ^ PELL041 MAS A Bk A RARDNER o f BROWN'S ? OF PBECktSS P1N6 6 0 TH* ON UER^ MUSTACWe.'.' a r e y o o 8BTTCR CLEAR OUT GAS TAHR AS t WAS AEOOr / ------HERE....-BlWULEy’S 1 Tb beat m...li''60TTA FIND N A ,.a HIM .... How ABOUT VOORS? -'JeiNlN* ME IN THE JOB? I .1® ? ' ■qSt**' INC. B r S n . , Losing N et Profits SALE3MANSAM . .]...... , (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) OOIA’T and thus they rode around a while. you SFMO ^5* The horsttt-on the tallyho seem ^V)W(!frs TH’ tTATTHR, ^ \ S o^A T t t ------^ ed very glad to prance and go Not far away they found an inn fAR.-VSVe. — CLeRK (^Fuseo TfK CHARGE *WO p^s*p I TfeMMIS PLFTER. I j. and stopped to get some lunch. OF €.\ieR.y M evdsP^PeR along the pretty highways that WRlOMCS-? tfie. CR6.DIT'. CFkRQS (MU’ \ OoM' woSd here and there through They all were hungry as could be. K.WOVI m tA F R o t r . TU' COUM’tfW \ Berne The Travel Man explain The Travel Man said, "Mercy me. ed the sight to all the happy I’m surely glad we stopped here. I t -was quite a happy hunch. Tinymites. Said Scouty, "Gee, the 1» •:# J ^ore we see, the more there Is ‘E at all you can and then we’ll hie to spots of interest* right near '' to learn. , , by. I know vteere there's a pret ‘•And that’s just why I always V /y Z /y , like to ride or fiy or mAybe hike ty place. Worm Castle Is its name. in ciUes air around the world. H n b ^ g else appeals to you, I’m I We're smarter every day. It positive teat, 'er we are'through, seems that every time I look at teii one old castle sure will make I could write a book, you all real glad you came.” They found tee castle. "Twas a rd do it, too, but it would take too much time off of play.” sight, and Coppy said, "Well, you ' “Ha, ha! You’re funny,”, Clowny axe right. It’s really well worth pur journey, ru remembter it for aye.” cried. “Book' writing you have teen tee Travel Man said, • never tried, rd like to read a And book you’d write. PU bet Td laugh “Well, a good night’s sleep would out loud.” And then the Travel fit in sweU. Let’s find an inn and Man said, “Say! Let’s atop tee turn In. 'We have seen enough to QuamUng fof today. ’Tis better day.” ______notto^gue, hut Just be a hap- (Th® Tinyndtea have some' fine each Tiny spread a smile Swiss cheese to the next steiy.). / - ’ Z ' Z i M . ’J t- V, ■m'-w r.-J ■> 'ta • J ■,'C4P.ia*7tr ^ y -'j P A 6S FOURTBBIT \ DANCE PU6UC WHIST ^ C U E S S TOMOEBOW MIGHT ^ Flnt ef » 8«I m ♦ Glveiiby at City View Hall Majors FootbaO Team MAO’S GARAGE Keeney street Manchester Green / HOLLISTER ST. SCHOOL All Money Prises. Friday, Evening, September 26 Dancing. and ^Refreshments. 85 Cents. Wehr’s Ordiestra, ^ Admission, 80c. DAVID CHAMBERS The Ladies Aid society of the Swedish Congregational church will Pnbfic hold its zsonthly meeting tomorrow CONTRACTOR evenlxig, at 7:80 at the home of Mrs. D'A’N'C'E C. J. Carlson In Andover. AND BUILDER A meeting of the joint committees 68 Hollister Street from tl» North Methodist and Sec High S d ool Hall ond Congregational churches, will meet at the latter church tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock. These commit Friday, September 26 tees imder the chairmanship of Have Your Smoke Fayette B. Clarke were appointed Pipes and Furnaces McKay’s Orchestra some weeks ago to investigate the subject of federating and to secure Cleaned Out and Admission, 50c. speakers. This they have done and Before Offered Suck the purpose of the meeting tomor row evening is to recommend to Repaired eaoh church the advisability of vot If the gutters and down ABOUT TOWN ing for federation. spouts on yo^r house need re George Tedford, for more than placing let us do the work. W e' eness As Found In The New The annual convention of the twenty-five years a motorman on do all kinds of sheet metal Norwich District Bpworth League is the local lines of the Connecticut work. scheduled for Saturday, October 4, Company, has retired from that ac at the Burnside Methodist church. tivity. When the recent changes in First class work guaran Sessions will be held in the after operation went into effect, making teed. Lowest prices in town. noon at 2:30 and at 7:30. At 6:00 almost all the cars one-man affairs, o’clock the banquet will he held and he did not put in a bid for a run as reservations for same must be in by he did not care to move out of town. October 1 to Rev F. W. Gray, Burn Alfred A. Grezel side. Dial 7220 for a Buick 8 demon 1 Purnell Place. Phone 7167 stration. James M. Shearer agency. Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Ladies —^Advt. South Manchester of Columbus, will hold its regular meeting tomorrow evening at 7:30 at the Knights of Columbus club- rooms, when final arrangements for the conventions will be made. The with the GOLDEN business will be followed by a bridge I 'L for members *and friends. Hi Miss Doris -Davis, director of re In eight years of leadership Atwater Kent ligious education at the South Methodist church, has called a re hearsal for 4 o’clock tomorrow has never* before offered such value and com afternoon, in preparation for rally day, Sunday, October 5. All depart pleteness from every standpoint of radio de ments of the church school will have a part in the program, and every one taking part should make it a sirability . point to be at the rehearsal tomor row afternoon. , Interesting new models to suit a variety of taste. New beauty of design; the finest of cabinet work; exquisite wood; rich finishes; WOmiTINCL speaker opening curtained with special, un 11.25 SIMONIZING obtrusive duo-tone fabric. All models are $8.00 The W . G. Glenney Co. WILSON’S AUTO WASH harmonious, elegant and satisfying. Bear of Johnson Block Coal, Lumber and Masons’ Supplies. 282 North Main Street, Tel. 4149, Manchester New and vastly advanced engineering—a year ahead in perfected employment of FILMS WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. Screen-Grid—attaining new heights of per DEVELOPED AND PRINTED formance. Greater range, even keener, 24 HOUR SERVICE Funeral Directors Film Deposit Box at Model 70 selectivity, with the miraculous “Quick-Vi ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS < Store Entrance CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. Lowboy model in American walnut sion'' Dial. A new, enlarged Speaker, a new with matched butt walnut front Model 76 KEMP'S panels and apjron. Complete with enriched tone, with Tone Control giving four Robert K. Anderson Phone: Office 5171 tubes attached to your aerial, Funeral Director Residence 7494 shadings of the Golden Voice. Highboy-model finished in Ameri can walnut with rubbed top. THE A. NASH CO. CLOTHES Matched butt walnut front panels excel in workmanship, fit and style. Atwater Kent precision workmanship and doors. Complete with tubes You are going to buy them. Why attached to your aerial, not now. Clothes do not make $ 1 3 9 - 2 0 throughout; Atwater Kent dependability men. However, if a man would A PERMANENT FAIR reach the height of his ambition cor rect clothes wiU help pave the way. Plnehurst is a sort of permanent exposition. built-in—truly Quality Radio which huge We design. Others copy. Prices There are as many new things appearing in the food $23.50, $29.50, $35.00. ?Jade to line, nowadays, as in the line of mechanical appli measure guaranteed to fit or money ances. Interesting things, health makers, luxury production facilities put within the reach of refunded. items. Plnehurst keeps the closest possible watch on such developments, finds out about them, tests all who wish to own the best at a moderate J. M. CHAMPLIN, them—stocks them when they are of proven worth. South Coventry, Conn. , We take a lot of pride in the fact that Manchester cost. Tel. 172-5, WilUmantlo Dlv. people can always “get it at Plnehurst’’ even if the w TeL 6265, Manchester, Conn. good thing is too new or unusual for general adop tion. Every day we have a lot of visitors who drop in just to get the food news, so to speak—to leafn what novel and fascinating item has appeared since CPHERE the last visit. Be among them. We enjoy show fot' Expert! ing the novelties. Whether you are id> a buying mood at the moment or not doesn’t in the least S E R V IC E J .matter. • !• Emphasizing bass"‘ or ^ - 4 ^ treble at will-^iour defi- FRESH FISH Colonial Food RoU Butter• 47c lb Products includ nite shadings of the Clams ing Oysters . Jnst BO yon wi.’' ^ Golden Voice. Fresh Cup Oakes try It and taste the Scallops Glazed Donats Eastern Halibut Chocolate Donats fine flavor of Phie- Fresh Sword Plain Raised Donats hnrst Coffee. We Mackerel Sagared Donats are advertising ft Spiced Donats , Cod each day priced at lUlet Haddock are delivered to ns Smoked Haddock fresh as can be sev Convenient Terms Generator-Starter Salt Herring eral times a day. 39c lb. ^ Sliced Bacon ...... 89o lb. Buy your radio through H^e's deferred paymept For Macaroni or other season plan— a small down payment and the* balance in Large Link Sausage .. 85c lb. Igiution ing many people prefer a snap weekly or monthly payments. py old stylo American. ^ We Sausage M eat...... 38o lb. Repaired Made from fresh pork sea have one yon win like at 88o lb. at a soned with pore spices. Euly morning delivery 7:15 and 8:00. Afternoon'delivery Reasonable Charge 1:15 and 8:80. * . Modd 75 ^, : ' These Models In Stock For Bent—Johnson’s Electric Floor _ Polisher, ' Make yonr ’ .We can save you expense anc .reservations now at $L50 day. Modi9r74 : \ Radio’Phonograph combination fin annoyance as we have instru ished in American walnut with- For Immediate Delivery All four ;Si<^s. are finish^. Itm ^ ments which can locate all elec 1.' rubbed top. "Matched butt walnut thus be placed anywhere . in . the fyont panels and apron. Ample trical troubles quickly. room. Finished in American w^- and accessible record compartment. nut. Completie with tubes attach^ i Complete with tubes attached to your aerial, ■ tb your aerid, . ^ ‘ " Norton Electrical GOOD THINGS TO EAT Home Demonstrations Instrument Co. D I A L 4 1 5 1 Gladly Given HiSiard Streeti Manchester phone '40603' j