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PRICE I'UHEE CENTS SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1929. FOURTEEN PAGES VOL. XLIV., NO. 37. (Classlfled Advertising on Page 12) SIXTEEN LEAP FROM SINGLE PLANE IISTORMS SWEEP ARNOLD PLANNED SCORES OF ISSUES BRITISH ISLES; SLUMP IN MARKET QGHT KILLED TO PUT NEGROES ____ ------—' IN THEIR PLACE Prices of Leading Stocks | OVER 20,000 DEAD Many Are Injured— Enor­ Break Sharply Despite I AFTER BIG BATTLE mous Damage to Proper­ MCMANUS TRIAL Letter lutroduced at Seuate Rally at Opening— Final! — * ty -G a le s Subside as Sun ADJOURNED TODAY H e a r i u g Says Blacks Quotations. J e n Thonsand Killed on r Comes Up. Could Best Be Elimiuated Each Side m Chinese War, New York, Nov. 12.— (AP)— London, Nov. 12.- -(AP.)—Eight; by Electiug Negro Demo­ The Stock Market closed at a Put Over Uutil Nov. 18 Be- persons were killed through acci- j new bottom today after a fresh Japan Reports. flood of liquidation had carried dents and drowning, many were cause of Ilbiess of Im- crats toCougressiu prices of scores of leading Injured, and enormous property! Issues down $1 to $12 a share. damage inflicted in a gale which j Shanghai, Nov. 12.— (AP) — Northern States. Larger declines were recorded lashed the British isles and sur­ portaut State Wituess. In a few ordinarily Inactive spe­ Japanese press dispatches from rounding seas last night and to­ cialties. One hundred stocks Hankow today stated Nationalist day. Washington, Nov. 12.— (AP.) — sold at new low prices for the troops had scored a victory over the Criminal Courts Building. New ear. The ticker was running The lareest number of jumpers ever to leap consecutively from one airplane—fifteen men and a Sirl Conditions became better with The Senate lobby committee today ------rebellious “People’s * Army” .4°^i are pictured above just before they went aloft over Roosevelt Field, Long Island, to undertake the record- York, Nov. 12.— (A P .)—The trial more than an hour late when the coming of the dawn and the began inquiry into reported plans the closing gong sounded. Mihsien, Honan province, driving) ureaJ^ir feat Within 15 seconds, a giant Sikorsky biplane discharged its human cargo at an altitude of sun late shone brilliantly on scenes of George A. McManus, for the .w. r^.-----'AS 2500 feet and all landed safely. The wholesale plane delivery bettered by four the navy’s mark of twelve. to organize a Southern Republican back the Kuomlnchi^ fojees 25 of wreckage in various places, j murder of his gambler associate miles westward to 'Tehgfeng. rte New York, Nov. 12.— (AP.) jumpers from a single plane, set re6ently. Roofs were broken, chimney pots Rothstein, was adjourned Council ‘MLo hold In line” the south­ "People’s Army” was said to be en­ smashed, bill boards thrown down.! ern states and among other exhib­ Prices of leading stocks broke today until Nov. 18 because of the trenching at Tengfeng. windows blown out and Arm istice' The dispatches sEdd the National­ its placed in the record was a let­ sharply to new low levels for the Day decorations ripped to shreds, j illness of an important state wit- year on the New York Stock Ex­ ists captured Mlhsien only after m- ter under the name of J. A. Arnold, curring heavy losses, and that they MORON ASSAULTS j Ships Suffer j ness. change today when FIFTY YEARS SENTENCE The ill witness is Alvin Thomas manager of the Southern Tariff As­ which followed an opening decline now were throwing in all ppssibl^ sociation, discussing the place of I The small coastwise shipping ap- j better known as “Titanic”* Thomp- quickly petered out. Scores of is­ reserves. 'The advices, anticipated a I peared to have suffered severely, the negro in southern politics. loss of life I son, and alleged to be one of the sues were carried down $1 to $20 still more sanguinary battle at TWO MORE WOMEN I although with little loss oi Uie. whom McManus and In addition a document intro­ a share while American Express, Tengfeng. FOR PROHIBITION AGENT I SailingX bargesDarees wunwith &mall crews 1 nien witn a fpw davs duced into the record, which pur­ making its first appearance since Soldiers Entrenched. ! were badly^^eUd on the -utb | Romstejn ported to give plans of the South­ Jan. 1. dropped $106 a share be­ ern Republican Council said “ the “ One hundred thousand of the “ U l S r n bad a atranuons !? S . Botbstein U nea,,,y to low the previous quotation of $2UO. Kuominchun are entrenching about Grabs at Womeu iu Dark negroes in southern Republican Total sales in the first two hours time eettine three such vessels in-1 McManus. politics can best be eliminated the city,” said the press reports. Accused of Killiug Farmer . . . . _ 1__1 Gne jurorTiir was sworn on motion were 4,234,000 shares as contrast­ STATE COPS FIND through the election of negro Dom­ “The Nationalists are facing a ter­ to the harbor after their crews had Defense Counsel James D. C. ed with 1,644,100 in the same peri­ rific task to capture the place, as Area ou Park Street Last reached the exhaustion point. An­ of ------^ g-iuor-ioa r Nott 'Ocrats to Congress from St. Louis, od yesterday, with the ticker run­ the terrain favors the defenders.” Duriug Liquor Raid Last other barge, the Marie May, had jn,"the“ ai'l)unce^ adjoumment. I Chicago. Harlem and other color- ning nearly an hour behind the Chiang Kai-Chek, Nationalist BIG BOOZE PLANT her sails blown to ribbons and her ed districts.” It added that “this Night; Get Descriptiou. until 10:30 a. m., next Monday. matter is in capable hands.” market. commander, accompanied by a Ger­ anchor dragged off Dungeness. She Court had hardly opened before New Low Records July; Makes Bitter State- The letter under Arnold's name man military adviser. Is remaining drifted helplessly and her crew Assistant District Attorney George New low records for the year at the front. A second attempted assault on i were in grave danger when res­ was addressed to Vance Muse, a were established by pearly a hun­ Brothers arose and read an affidavit One thousand wounded National­ local women was brought to light cued by a lifeboat. field man of the tariff association. meut lu Court. Believe Bridgeport Head­ j from a Milwaukee, Wls., physician Before presentation of this letter. dred stocks. The list Included U. b. ists arrived at Hankow and also 1,- Thirty of the crew of the Italian Steel Common, American Can, Gen- today when The Herald learned | that Thomas was a patient in the Chairman Caraway had asked 000 Kuominchun prisoners, who steamer Nimbo were dramatically sral Electric, International Harvest­ that a man very evidently a moron j Miserie Accordie hospital there and Arnold if he had assisted luin uigam^-organiz- were interned at Wuchang. Two Chandler, Okla., Nov. 12.— (AP.) ] quarters of Riug Supply- rescued by a lifeline from the cliff er National Biscuit, Sears Roe­ accosted two women on Park ] probably would not be in fat p y ^ | Republican Council ship loads of wounde'’ Nationalists Jeff Harris, deputized Federal dry | top at New Haven. condition to come to New lor ■ ^gg projected, the chairman buck, International Business Ma­ are reported to have arrived at street at about 8:30 last evening. | agent, was sentenced to 50 years In The dirigible R-101 looked spic a week or ten days. | added, “ to hold in line” southern chines. Western Union, May d e­ Woodsung, near here. iug Part of State. One of the women was Mrs. Ray C. I partment Stores, Gillette Safety the state prison today by District Pillsbury, of 101 Chestnut street. I and span this morning after riding Agree to Adjournment .states. Arnold testified he had noth- Unverified estimates from Han­ State and defense counsel then with the formation of the Razor, Commercial Solvents, Air Judge Hal Johnson for the murder ; The name of the other, a young i out the gale at her mooring masr kow stated each side had lost 10, We naturally are delighted at her retired and agrreed to the adjourn- | council, Reduction, Warren Bros., First Na­ 000 killed in the battle o f Mihsien. of Oscar Lowery, Pottawatomie Bridgeport, Nov. 12.— (AP) — girl, has not been learned. A de­ tional Stores, American Pov^^r and scription of the man tallies almost performance which is something nc ment of six days. The Letter McManus, a large florid faced , letter as placed in the record Light, Northern Pacific, Central coxmty farmer during a liquor raid. : w hat is believed by state police to exactly with that given by Miss other airship has ever done,” said Harris was convicted here two a gigantic “alcohol ring" supply- Grace Giglio and Miss Eleanor Bid- an official today. man, sat smiling inside the bar rail | read: Railroad of New Jersey. New York during the days’ short cut session. | went with the darkey today to Central and Missouri Pacific pre­ weeks ago. ing southwestern Connecticut with well when they were assailed on | Passengers on the steamer J aa SENATORS ENDORSE Center street a week ago Friday He was dressed in a blue suit, white , ggg yjgg president Curtis and he ferred. Harris, In a bitter statement be­ liquor, was uncovered Saturday I Breydel from Gstend arrived at shirt and blue tie. He appeared to be i thought well of our negro Congress- In the secondary break, West- when they raided an apparently night ,,. Dover this morning, delighted to bv fore the court, said he never could Mrs. Pillsbury left her home in good health. man idea, but said it was a matter inghouse Electric fell from $125 to vacant house at 624 Lincoln avenue on dry land again. They discrlbed forgive the witnesses who testified night and turned up Park street on McManus fags been free on $50,000 i that should be taken up with Mr. $110 12 U. S. Steel Common from FOOD SHIP P U N this city, and aeized one of the most uncomfortable experiences during a he shot Lowery without provoca­ her way co the home of a relative. bail since last March after he had j Hoover and that he would talk with $163.50 to $153.50, General Electiic complete distilling plants ever found terrific blow which sprang up sud­ spent four months in Tombs prison, j Hoover about it. They all seem to tion, He said he hoped the witness­ Just before reaching the Parochial from $195.50 to $184.50 and Ameri­ es some day would find themselves in this state. denly forcing the steamer to put in hpine- denied bail. I want to get Hoover’s idea about it can Telephone from $209.75 to Yesterday Paul M. Young, pro­ school she. passed Morris Metter oi temporarily near Dunkirk, spending * ______I first. Curtis said he thought of in his predicament. Metter’s Smoke Shop who was on $202.25. Peoples Gas dropped $29.- PresideuPs Proposal to Give Overrules Motion prietor of a cigar store, and his many hours in the darkness. I getting a better grade of negroes 50 a share. , , brother Lawrence, were arrested and his way home from the Armistice j to lead in the south but I told him Before pronouncing sentence Day parade but did not recognize Nasty. Experience. Partial recoveries took place Judge Johnson overruled a motion held under technical charges of I that would be the complete remedy, from the low levels in the last Them Immuuity iu War breach of the peace for investiga­ him in the darkness. Robert S. Farley and Mrs. Farley, TO CALL ALIENIST j "Cur line of approach is muph for a new trial. Americans, said no one had prepar­ Harris also is charged with the tion into their alleged connection Grabs Tier Arm. more acceptable to politicians and ed to spend all night in the channel. to negroes of equalizing by black­ Today’s break, like most of those murder of James Harris, Lowery’s with the seized plant. Their cases As she approached the man who Time Favored. "It was a nasty, hazardous experi­ ening the Democratic Party than by which have preceded it, was not as­ brother-in-law. Both were killed in were continued in city court today, was standing along the sidewalk FOR CHILD SLAYER sociated with any development in ence,” said Mr. Farley. "There were whitening the Republican Party; the a liquor raid last July 4 on the j and Immediately thereafter they he reached out nJ grasped her oy the day’s business or financial 1-2 miles i were re-arrested on bench warrants the arm and sought to pull her to no sleeping accommodations aboard. ------I negroes will go in revolt over the James Harris farm, 2 All of the passengers paid tribute to I plan of kicking them out of the news. Wall street brokers general­ Washington, Nov. 12.— (AP) — southeast of Tecumseh, Okla. No issued by Assistant State’s Attorney him. She wrenched herself tree and ly accepted the selling as evidence President Hoover’s own proposal to L. W. Willis. ran back along Park street, over­ the captain's skill in handling hi.s Prncarilfnr tn Offset MoVe leadership, they will liquor was found. ship. rrO ScC lU O l lO UUOCl to take themselves out of the that distress liquidation, which has give immunity ^o food ships in time W. W, “Snake” Thomason, Fed­ Trial Next Month taking Mr. Metter to whom she toM been overhanging the market, has They will be arraigned in the De­ the story Mr. Metter accompanied way for the present. of war received widespread en­ eral prohibition enforcement agent "Cur talk is down the race pro­ not yet been completed. Each fresh dorsement today at the Senate who led the raid in which the men cember term of Superior Court Mrs. Pillsbury to her home as she of the Defense That charged with manufacturing liquor. blem line. They all see that the race flurry of selling weakens margined hut some of the expressions were killed, faces trial in Federal was quite upset over the ordeal. problem must be solved first before ______accounts,______and compels . the closing were mixed with disappoint- (Jourt on a charge of killing James Saturday’s raid was made by eight Mr. Metter said this morning that CARDINAL VISITS Gladys Parks is Insane. anything further can be done. W* out of those which cannot immedl-1 ment that he did not Intend to carry Harris. The Federal court refused state policemen, five of them from as he went up Park street on ti:s have the best solution yet. the Hartford barracks. Every room ately be strengthened. the question Into the forthcoming to take jurisdiction of the Jeff Har­ way home from the parade he notic­ ______! “Think you should get Dr. Lewis in the building was being used for ed a young girl walking along Parx i naval conference, ris case. MALDEN CEMETERY I here on the 10th and start some- CLOSING QUOTATIONS. RepuMicans in the Senate gave distillation of alcohol. The officers j street some distance in advance o f' Camden, N. J., Nov. 12.— (AP) ! thing; we will never get jmywhera- New York, Nov. 12.— (AP) — general approval to the Hoover food found besides the distilling appara- | j^im. Suddenly as she approached a County Attorney A. C. Baldwin an­ talking around in circles. If neces­ Closing prices together with net tus, a large quantity of brown sugar. i point a little beyond the Parochial ships idea. Senator McKellar, Dem­ nounced today that alienists would sary to see Hoover before it starts changes compared with the previ­ ocrat, Tennessee, thought it should SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS two barrels of mash and 40 gallons j school he noticed her as she jumped off then go see him Find get his de­ ous close, on about fifty leading be Included in the London confer­ of alcohol. The building, according | one side to avoid being accosted Makes Trip to Grave of be called to establish the mental cision.” issues on the New York Stock Ex­ ence Agenda. Chairman Borah, of SWEEPS OVER SENATE to the police, is owned by Zimmer j man standing in the shadows. mind of Gladys May Parks who was Dr. Lewis was identified by Cara­ change are given below. When the foreign relations committee, Brothers of this city. ■ ^s near as could be ascertained he Priest Where Miracles held here charged with the murder way as Dr. Burdgett E. Lewis of trading ceased at 1 p. m., the stock withheld comment, but he has been ■------j wore a gray overcoat and light cap of four year old Dorothy Rogers and Jacksonville, but Arnold asserted he ticker was approximately two hours one who has insisted that the free­ ^and was about five feet seven Inches suspected of having caused the did not recall who he was. dom of the seas should be granted Duty on Things That Make j WRITER GETS in height. The name of the girl was Are Said to Occur. death of the child’s brother, Timothy Later Arnold testified Muse had (Continued on Page '■ ) by Great Britain along with a par­ Up Christmas Trees Are i not learned as she soon ran out ol aged two. wanted to form “some sort of or­ ity of navies. sight. The prosecutor said he was con­ ganization, but nothing came of Slashed Materially. i FAMOUS NOBEL PRIZE This affair substantiates tho story vinced the woman was entirely it.” Chairman Hale, of the Senate Na­ Malden, Mass., Nov. 12.— (AP) — val Committee, said: “The sugges­ told by Miss Grace Giglio and Miss rational at the time the children Another letter to Muse under Ar­ HOOVER’ S REPORT tion of President Hoover about tne Washington, Nov. 12.— (AP.) — ------j Eleanor Bidwell of an attack male William Cardinal O’Connell, Roman died a few weeks ago and that she nold’s name and dated December food ships in time of war was an The spirit of Christmas swept the -.TT- 1 i-v T iirnjo... them one night last week just Catholic archibishop of Boston, to- is sane now. His announcement that 17, 1928, was placed in the record. alienists would be summoned was It said Arnold talked with Senator excellent one. Everyone would like Senate today as a Democrat suc­ Wins Out Over Le\MS, Wilder, Edgewood Hotel on Con- I day visited) Holy Cross cemetery Chesterton, Gorky and 0th- i ter street. The girls reported to j made after Harry Shaul, Camden Watson of Indiana, the Republican TO CONGRESS SOON to make war less horrible to the wo­ ceeded in lowering existing tariffs where at the grave of Rev. Patrick men and children and this sugges­ their parents that they were on a attorney, had sought to confer wjth leader, about the council and be er Novelists. Power, thousands have sought relief tion will have the sympathetic at­ on tinsel wire and all articles made walk to a girl friend’s house to ob­ the woman and had been, refused was “furious” over the activity of from bodily ills. Hundreds had gath­ tention of the world. Whether It can of this and similar materials. tain some Hallowe’en costumes for permission to seedier. I Glenn Skipper, Republican national ered at the cemetery even before Confession Worthless be worked out in practicality re­ While the finance committee had! Stockholm, Nov. 12. a party. When they had reached 1 committeeman from Florida. PresideuPs First Message mains to be seen." the dark area at the edge of the dawn today. Baldwin quoted Shaul as declaring Arnold said Skipper thought Re- proposed elimination of House in- Thomas Mann, widely ^er- The cardinal’s visit to the ceme­ Senator McKellar said: "The Idea wo(.da just beyond the Edgewood that Miss Parks confession that she publican officials'" should handle House they were attacked from be­ tery was a surprise. No announce­ buried the bodies of the children j ,matters instead of the grow- to Be Delivered Three to exempt food ships from contra­ ment had been made that ho would band of war Is most laudable but hind by a tall, muscular man wear­ secretly after they had died as the j which was favored by the tar- l l c L h l v a in urging amendment, I b«n « w ^ visit the place nor was the reason result of accidents “was worthless.’ ‘ instead of just passing It out to the ing a grey overcoat. iff association. to cut the rates m aterially. 1 '°';,““ “ V oae whoee nam es have The man succeeded in sweeping for his visit made known. It has “ Furthermore” Shaul said "we The letter added that Senator Weeks from Now. world for consideration, it ought to been predicted unofficially, however, be included in the agenda of the The duty on tinsel wire was cut i mentioned as possible candi- the Giglio girl off her feet and will prove that she was temporarily Watson "does not think much” of from six cents a pound and ten per , fQj- prize were Sinclair started for the woods just beyond. that some steps would be taken to insane and therefore not accountable the Southern Republican Council, conference at London. We have create a permanent shrine and to gone to war twice over freedom cent ad valorem to six cents, the j Lewis and Thornton Wilder, Ameri- The Bidwell girl screamed and for her actions subsequent to the favoring instead continuance of the provide means for orderly worship (jggtjjg of the children.” Washington, Nov. 12.— (AP) — of the sea. Let’s get it now." tariff on lame, an article somewhat 1 gg^jj writers; Gilbert K. Chesterton courageously attacked him, beat­ tariff association’s acti-vitleS. President Hoover is giving thought like tinsel, from six cents and 20 | Johns Galsworthy of Great Bri- ing him with her fists in the face by the thousands of pilgrims who i t ' “Would you say Senator Watson Senator Johnson, Republican, is expected will continue to visit to his first annual report on the California, observed that “if in time per cent to six cents; bullion acid j tain; Maxim Gorky, the Russian, and stomach. Meanwhile the Gig­ HAS POLICE RECORD killed the Republican Council?” state of the union which will be of war, the starvation of women metal threads made of these arti- ] Guglielmo Ferrero, the Italian, and lio girl fought to free herself and Father Powers’ grave. Newark, N. J., Nov. 12.— (AP) — Caraway asked. For more than a week, an unend­ made to Congress three weeks from and children and those not respon­ cles from six cents and thirty-five ] Erich Remarque, (German writer, fell heavily to the ground. Both Finger print records returned to­ "I wouldn’t say that.” Arnold re­ ing stream of visitors has filed to today or the day after the opening sible for war could be eliminated I per cent to six cents and twenty | girls had presence of mind to run day to Newark police by New York plied. “ But nothing ever came of of the regular session on December think it would be a glorious con per cent; beltings and other arti­ Thomas Mann first achieved na­ back along Center street to the the grave and over the week-end it authorities show that Gladys Parks, was estimated that more than 200,- it.” 2. summation.’’ cles made of these articles from tional popularity In Germany In lighted area near the overhead under the alias of “May Wiener” 000 persons, most of them suffering Aside from that which ifsually at­ A Fine Idea., forty-five per cent to thirty per 1903. by his great standard work, bridge. was arrested April 5, 1924, in a POT.\TO CROP REPORT, taches to the first regular message Senator Norris', Republican, Ne­ cent, and woven fabrics of tinsel, “Buddenbrooks,” which after more A good descijiptlon of both of from ailments, prayed at the shrine. Philadelphia department store on a Many of these claimed to have ex­ to Congress of a new chief execu­ braska, said “ I think it will be a from fifty-five to forty per cent. than a quarter of a century re- these recent attacks on girls and charge of shop lifting. Boston, Nov. 12.—(AP)—A slight tive, interest in this one is heighten­ women points to the same person. perienced miraculous cures. fine idea and a humanitarian effort A committee amendment increas- mains the most widely read novel After her confession to Newark increase in the New England potato ed by the bitter political situation Mrs. Margaret G’Neil brought her police Sunday, she was fingerprint­ to eliminate food ships from war ing the duty on putty from three- in Germany, crop over that expected on Cctober in the Senate w'hlch has arisen out grandson aged 7, to the shrine. He ed' and photographed, and the prints If It is possible.” quarters of a cent to one cent a In it Mann showed the social de­ 1, was reported today by the New, of the tariff legislation. CANNON’S MESSAGE had been blind since birth. After sent to New York police where the Speaker Longworth of the House pound was rejected. dine of a Luebeck Senatorial fam- England Crop Reporting Service of Views On Tariff praying at the grave they repaired identification was made. described the proposal as a “very ______lly, weaving much of his own fam­ the U. S. Department of Agricul­ What the President will have to fine thing to bring into the general ily history Into the story. Mann to the chapel where Mrs.-'O’Neil said Authorities here said the woman say on the tariff must of necessity Washington, Nov. 12.—(AP)—In the boy claimed to be able to see the also was kno'wn to Philadelphia ture. The expectation is for 55,365,- discussion on peace.” QTADT PFrniINT I came from old Luebeck patrician his first statement'to the press since 000 bushels as against 55,155,00<» depend largely upon the circum­ While refusing to comment on IVLvUUlil j stock. His father, Heinrich Mann, mural paintings and the holy police as Gladys Wiener end May stances at the end of this special the Virginia gubernatorial election, bushels forecast a little more than a Its feasibility, be praised its was one of the merchant princes of images. Baker. , session. I Bishop James Cannon, Jr., of the Morris Goldstein, aged 14 of Dor­ month ago. The 1929 crop will be “humanltarianism” and said the I that ancient and historic Hanseatic Methodist Episcopsd church, south, far in excess of the 58,092,000 actu­ Despite the widespread between President had advanced the thought chester- who said he had been para­ city. Besides being a Senator, cabled from Montevideo, Uruguav ally harvested last year and the five the ideas of the Senate and House on in a “statesman like manner.” Boston, Nov. 12.— (AP)—The re­ lyzed for eight years left Ms MINERS RESCUED. through his mother, Julia Bruhns, today that while he regretted the year average production of 47,253.- the form of tariff legislation, Mr. The Hoover suggestion was seen count of this city’s mayoralty vote crutches In the chapel and walked Hoover has by no means abandoned got under way at the City Hall an­ he inherited a strain of southern decision of the voters, "Raskobian Steamboat Springs, Colo., Nov. 000 bushels. by some as an argument for naval blood. from the cemetery unaided. hope of a bill emerging which will reduction. It wsis recalled that one nex today with watchers on hand liberalism versus southern democro- 12.— (A P )—Three miners who were The potato crop for the entire representing Mayor-Elect James M. After his father’s death, Mann at cy still remains the outstanding square with the Republican Party’s of the main contentions of Eng­ FR. POWER’S BOOKS. trapped by a ca'vin in the tunnel of country is now expected to be 353,- promise of relief to agriculture and Curley, who won the election with the age of 19 went to live with his Democratic Party Issue.” a mine of the McNeil Coal Com­ 977,000 bushels compared with 464,- land for a large navy has been for mother in Munich, where he enter­ Worcester, Nov. 12.— (AP)—Two those industries which are lagging the protection of Its food supply. a plurality of nearly 20,000, and pany, near here, last night, were '483,000 bushels last year and the Frederick W. Mansfield, president ed an insurance broker’s office. But books written in long hand after the because of changed conditions since In view of this some observers GORGAS RESIGNS fashion of the learned Monks of the rescued at 3:30 o’clock this morning. five year average of 382,756,000. of the State Bar Association, who he soon developed a taste for liter­ Hartford, Nov. 12—(AP)—Com­ the last impost measures waa writ-* believed Mr. Hoover was handing centuries before printing was dt.v All were uninjured. placed qecond in the three cor­ ature, history and art, and started missioner Robert T. Hurley of the ten. out a suggestion to Great Britain covered, came to light in Worcester The 'three, Jack Condon, Earl TREASURY BALANCE Next to the tariff the subject which might serve as a basis for nered race. writing surreptitiously In office state police today said he has decid­ Lebranch and Jack Garber, were Im­ hours. Next, he spent a year in ed to accept the resignation of today as ose of the few evidences carrying an appeal to the coimtry Is further naval reductions. Mansfield asked for a recount. of the life of Rev. Patrick J. Power prisoned by the landslide at 7 o’clock Washington, Nov. 12.—(AP) — that of taxation and Mr. Hoover’s Ballots protested by representatives Italy, and later was for some time Lieut. Clifford N. Gorgas, In charge last night in a tunnel halfway down Treasury receipts for Nov. 9 were of the Hartford Barracks. Lieut. who has lain almost forgotten for views on the possibilities of tax re- (The full text of President of either candidate will be referred on the editorial staff of the well- a 700-foot shaft. Fifteen men work­ $5,332,736.93: • expenditures $15.« luctlnn in the near future wdll be to the election commission for final known Munich satirical journal Gorgas was suspended on October 723,344.92; balance $146,539,598.12# j Hoover’s address will be found to­ (Continued ou Page 2.X ed all night to reach them. :losely scanned. day on Page 4.) ruling. Simnllclsslmua, 20 and a hearing was held. ' /

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PAGE lAVO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1929. RADIO DEALERS [ea r ly MAIL SERVICE | Royal Visitor Hula Queen 'KIWANIANS HEAR EUROPEANS’ VIEWS Ship Arrivals HERE ORGANIZE I HERE NOW ASSURED! State Briefs OF AIRCRAFT PLANT ON HOOVE SPEECH Truck to Be Substituted for Arrived: Train in Bringing Morning BARBER EXAMINATIONS. Minnekjhda, New York, Nov. 12, Hartford, Nov. 12.— (AP)— Thir- I from London. Mail to Town. ty-six applicants presented them- | Samuel J. Kemp, Jr., Is Pratt & Whitney Executive Vulcania, Naples, Nov. j.2. New London Press Non-Commit- selves in the house cloak room of i York. I Much earlier reception of morn- the State Capitol today with “aus- | United States, Oslo, Nov. 12, I^ew Named Chairman— Draw j ing mails at the Manchester, South tomers” for examination by the ; T e lls' Local Club How ifork., al on Safety of Food Ships ! Manchester and Rockville postoffice state barbers’ commission. j is to follow the decision of the post- Bergensfjord, Oslo, Nov. 12, New The commission today announced ; York. Up Contracts. office department to substitute intentions of strictly enforcing the | Work Progresses. During War. truck service for railroad service law relative to renewal of licenses, i Sailed: out of Hartford in the handling of It has been found that although the ! Leviathan, Southampton, Nov. 12, for New York. The Manchester Radio Dealer’s these mails. state law requires a renewal of li- | The determination to make the D. C. Gauss of the Pratt & Whit­ London, Nov. 12.— (AP) — The censes on the first of October in i ney Aircraft Corporation, gave the Association came into being yester­ change follows upon a meeting of each year, many have failed to do j London press today was cautiously day when representatives of seven the postmasters of these offices so. It is the intention of the com- 1 members of the Manchester Kiwanls ! SCORES OF ISSUES noncommittal with regard to tliat of the town’s radio distributors met with R. A. Bridgett, chief clerk of mission to revoke such licenses after club some inside information at the suggestion in President Hoo'ver’s at the invitation of the Chamber of District 6, with headquarters at two years, and boss barbers, em­ meeting this noon at the Country Armistice Day speech that the safe­ Commerce to form the organization Boston, which was held at the Man­ ploying unlicensed barbers, will be club, about the company ■with which SLUMP IN MARKET ty of food ships in wartime be gpiar- with the purpose of standardizing chester postoffice a Week ago. he is connected and their plans for ranteed by all nations. subject to arrest. It is also the I the future. (Continued from Page 1) and perfecting service in the radio Instead of coming to Manchester intention to enforce the regulation The best part of the speech the field. Samuel J. Kemp was named as on a freight train reaching here at prohibiting the use of cake soap, j I Aviation he said was an infant in- London ’Times said was that ex­ chairman by those present, namely I dustry. -The Pratt & Whitney air behind in reporting transactions. To- pressing his conviction the world is 7 o’clock, the mails from Hartford Powdered soap only is permitted so 1 ______in day’s stock sales were approximate- John Barstow, Benson’s Furniture will now leave there by truck at as to provide indi'vidual soap for j cr^t plant started operations becoming more genuinely inclined Store. Kemp’s, Hale’s, A1 Grezel’s, 1925 with very few men. Today they ! million shares. toward peace. 5:30 and wdll be due at the Man­ each customer. American Can 96 down 6. Ed Hess, and Montgomery Ward and chester railroad station at 6 employ 1000 mechanics and have The Daily News, Liberal, warmly Company. 200,000 square feet of floor space. | Am and For Power 95 down 6. eulogized the President’s “practical o’clock. The mail for each of the MEDICAL EXAMS I Am Smelt 66% down 5%. An association of this kind has local offices will be separately In the new factory that is being j vigorous initiative in implementing been a long felt want in Manchester Hartford, Nov. 12— (AP)—Twen- | erected in the Silver Lane district of Amer Tel and Tel 203 down 6. the Kellogg Pact.” pouched and will be transferred to ty-two men and two women seeking i Anaconda Copper 77 down 5. and it is expected that all of the local trucks for delivery within a East Hartford, Mr. Gauss said they : The Daily Telegraph, Conservative local dealers will become affiliated licenses to practice medicine in Con- | are planning to have 500,000 square j Andes Copper 33% down 3%. organ, described the food ships pro- few minutes to the South Manches­ necticut in Connecticut, took exam- | Atl Refin 38% down 1%. with it. The members of the Man­ ter, Manchester, Manchester Green, feet of floor space. The building is ' possil as revolutionary adding “its inations at the State Capitol today. | 1500 feet long and 400 feet wide. | Balti and Ohio 96% down 8%. chester Radio Dealer’s Association Highland Park and Buckland offi­ The tests, conducted by the state | less simple than it sounds; that is agree to use the standard sales and When the factory is going full force i Barasdall A 22% down 1%. not to say it is impracticable.” ces. It is expected that by this ar­ medical examining board were in [ Beth Steel 81% dovm 3%. service contract in all radio sales. It rangement almost an hour’s time charge of Dr. Charles J. Bartlett of | they expect to employ 3000 men and was also agreed that the cash price put out 500 engines a month. They I Briggs Mfg 11% down %. will be gained in preparation for the New Haven this morning, and this Can Pac 195% down 3'%. ITALY’S VIEWS will be the advertised list price of first morning deliveries by city afternoon under the supervision of are to begin moving a part of the ! Rome, Nov. 12.—(AP)—Tevere, the set, and no discount of any sort machinery and assembling depart- j Cerrd De Pasco 58V2 down 7%. carriers and R. F. D. routes. Dr. George Smith of Waterbury. i Chrysler 30 down 1. Rome Daily, commenting today on will be allowed, directly or indirect­ It is expected the new system vidll ment to the new building by the 15th President Hoover’s Armistice Da> ly in the form of cash allowance, re­ of this month. They will work 24 Columbia Gas and Elec 55 down 6 go into operation next Monday, or DR. PHILLIPS BETTER I Col Graps 19% down 1%. speech, said in a satiric vein that bate, or any other concession that on Monday, Nov. 24 at the latest. hours a day on the moving proposi­ Mr. Hoover has not yet gone to the Tnight be interpreted as discoimt for Norwalk, Nov. 12.—(AP.)— I tion with three shifts of men until Comwlth and South 12 do'wn 1. Blood transfusions having stopped j Consol Gas 85 down 4“%. bottom In his examination of the cash. the job is completed. causes of disturbing peace. * The sales and service contract internal bleeding that was weak- ^ 1 The Aircraft company manufac- Erie 45% down 5%. ening Dr. Harry S. Phillips, West- j outwiggled Hawaii’s best hula Gen Elec 184% down 8 %. If the desire for parity is recog­ which each dealer is requested to GIRLS FRIENDLY Famed in society circles on tw'o tures the engines only. Mr. Gauss nized as the determining the motive fiign is as follows: • port physician. Dr. George G. Faw- dancers—and right in Honolulu, I explained the type of engines and Gen Foods 43 down 3%. continents, the Princess Serge Obel- Gen Motors 39 down 1. of wars, said the paper, the Ameri­ • “We will set up the receiver, con- ensky is pictured above as she ar­ cett, the attending physician at the I Miss Gertrude Mclnery, above, won the reason they are equipped with cans, British, and French havq onlj iaecting same to whatever facilities “BIRTHDAY TEA” Norwalk hospital, today declared ; a competition on island and also the air cooled motors. They are lighter, Gold Dust 35% down 1%. rived in New York from London Hudson Motors 43% down 1%. to adopt the Mussolinian formula ol Are already available, and test the with herdittle son, Ivan. Daughter that Dr. Phillips’ condition had tak- j title of “Miss Hula.” easier to manuracture and there is the minimum 01 armaments commos en a favorable turn and it is ex- | ------less liability for trouble. A water Johns Mans^ville 98% do'wn 1%. set at the time of installation as to The regular monthly devotional of the late John Jacob Astor of New Kennecott Copper 56% down 7%. to aU gfreat powers. quality of reception without charge serWeq of the Girl’s Friendly So­ York, she now may live part of each pected that he will recover. Dr. cooled motor is more costly to Phillips suffered severe injuries to manufacture and more costly to Mo Kan and 'Tex 30% down 1%. Freedom of Seas such service, providing purchase ciety of St. Mary’s church was held year in this country •with her hus­ ‘BOSSY’ GILUS QUIET; Natl Cash Reg 61 down 8 %. Tevere considered the most im­ made. last evening in the church. The band. a former membei of the Rus­ his kidneys when he was thrown maintain. They manufacture the from his horse in a steeplechase Wasp and Hornet. The latest Hornet Nat Dairy Prod 45 do'wn 4. portant points in the President’s ' “A charge of $5.00 will be made rector. Rev. James S. Neill, gave a sian royal court. N Y Central 163 down 8. speech those touching the League Jfor the Installing of antennia. short address. Following the devo­ race Saturday. VOTERS WONDER WHY is a 575 horse power motor and is the largest air cooled motor made in Packard Motors 15 down 1. of Nations and the freedom of the “A deposit of $10.00 is required tional, the class in' bible study was Pan Amer Pet B 57% down 1%. seas. It remarked the United States n any set sent out on demonstra- conducted in the parish house by SEARCH FOR MANIAC j the world. The Wasp is used largely FOILS HIGHWAYMEN by the U. S. Array. The speaker Par Fam Lasky 45% down 2%. remained irrevocably hostile to the ^ b n . This is requested simply as evi­ Rev. Neill. Norwalk Nov. i2 .-(A P ) - P o - ! During Cam- Radio Corp 30 do'W'n 1%. League, preferring the Kellogg pact dence of good faith on part of pur- Five new girls entered as Proba­ hce here today were searching for , " stated that both these motors had 88 6 tioners. This makes a total of about paign played a very important paxt in the Sears Roebuck % down %. which not only left them free tc nchaser. BY LOCKING DOORS a maniac suspected of raids on j But Has Lost All His 1 Sinclair Oil 25 down 1%. choose the way suiting them best ' “We hold ourselves responsible for ten new members who will be ad­ stock in the back yards of Norwalk ' Old Time Fire. commercial world. Stand Oil N J 54; down 4%. •lany defect in the entire installation mitted into full membership at the The new plant will be modem in but left them the arbiters, no mat­ n^xt admission service. All mem­ homes. Depredations of several ; ------Studebakcr 42 down 1%. ter what the situation. «or a period of ninety days, provided weeks were culminated last night I Newburyport, Mass., Nov. 12.— every particular and he was very Texas Corp 51% down 1%. s^the mechanism has not been tamper- bers are urged to attend the meet­ Could Not Rob Occupants in positive that a good percentage of As to freedom of the seas Tevere ing of the society next Monday eve­ when eleven valuable pheasants be- ' (AP)—Voters who went to the Texas Gulf Sulp 48 down 5%. professed to find the President’s jwd with and, if the set is found de­ Auto So They Throw Stones longing to Godfrey Premru of East polls today found it a bit difficult to ; the employees would find homes in Union Carb 65Vi down 3%. fectiv e by our service man within ning at 7:30 in the parish house Manchester which he referred to as ideas entirely contrary to British when plans will be discussed for at Windows. Norwalk were killed and thrown realize they had been through a pri-1 Union Pacific 203 dowm 12. traditions but admirably serving ,^ a t period, we agree to repair the mary campaign and even more so | such a fine community and of easy United Aircraft 371% dowm 5%. "Jset satisfactorily. There will be no the annual sale. about the yard of the Premru home. access. American expansionist interests. The rummage sale will be held Hartford, Nov. 12—(AP)—Disap­ A heavy wire netting was broken that Nevvburyport's famous “bad I United Corp 23 down 3ti. The editorial concluded: “The ;charge for service calls within the pointed because of failure to get at hoy” Mayor, redheaded Andrew J- ! . The . . . Chance-Vought - company, - - U. S. Steel 153% down 6. ■period of ninety days from date of Wednesday, November 13 and all dowTi to get at the birds. reality proves that the most formid­ members are asked to have all con­ the occupants of an automobile “Bossy” Gillis, had been one of the 1 also moving to East Hart- Vanadium 4 7 do-wn 3%. able antagonism between the twe installation. parked in Berlin last night, two five candidates. ! employ fully 700 people, in “After guarantee period has ex­ tributions at the parish house not CHECKING ON SIGNS Warner Piet 35Vs down 3%. powerful imperialisms, English anc later than tonight. Anyone having would-be highwaymen vented their Hartford, Nov. 12.—(AP.) — The reason was not hard to find. 1 s opinion, so that when Westing El & Mfg 110 down 8’%. American is ever alive and perhaps pired a minimum service charge of Never in recent political history I ^°t;h concerns are running full tliey articles for this sale notify Mrs. disappointment by throwing stones State police are making a checkup Woolworth 58 down 7%. insuperable.” , $1.00 will be made for each call at at the parked car, breaking the e n ­ that is, history in which Mr. Gillis I wall employ close to 4000 men. the home of a customer. Separate Ethel Davis or Mrs. Howard Briggs, of advertising signs along the state The nominating committee sub­ and they will make arrangements dows. The driver of the car, Ray­ highways and issuing warnings to has had a hand in the making had charge will be made for all material mond Boyle of Berlin, made his , there been a campaign so devoid of mitted a list of officers for the year. used. to have them called for. owners who have failed to pay the CARDINAL VISITS PUBUC RECORDS The Society celebrated the 23rd. escape. pyroltechics—so painfully refined. The election of these officers will “We do not hold ourselves respon­ Boyle went to the Stiles and Rey­ $100 license on them. Approximate­ Bossy made, it is true, a few talks take place at the meeting next week Anniversary of St. Mary’s Branch ly $39,000 is realized annually by sible in the event of an aerial being last evening with a “Birthday Tea,” nolds brick yard and telephoned the at,rallies, but either the once open | to be held at the Manchester Com­ MALDEN CEMETERY Warrantee Deed blown down or damaged by a storm state police headquarters in Hart­ the state from this source. spoken mayor has been insidiously munity clubhouse. G. E. Willis won under the direction of Mrs. Ethel The Boston Post road between Morris L. Elman to Scott H. oi- a high wind, or any other ele­ Davis and her group. Tea, home­ ford of the attack. He said he had affected by the traditional con- | the attendance prize today, donated (Continued from Page I) Simon land in new Elman develop­ ments beyond our control. made cake, and cookies were served, parked his car in the vicinity of the New Haven and the New York servatism of office br else the by R. LaMotte Russell. ment off East Center street in Man­ “We do not guarantee the recep­ after which the girls gathered brickyard and had locked the doors state line has been covered so far. story of his municipal kccomplish- | sixty years in Holy Cross cemetery, chester Green bordering land ol tion of distant stations on any radio around the piano and sang. of the machine from the inside. The police are now working be­ ments was incapable of envoking | Malden, until recently reported Mary Jenney Mosher. receiver we sell, regardless of make Two men, occupants of a sedan, at­ tween New Haven and this city. i the old firs. But the cause, what i SHOOTS HIS PLAYMATE miraculous cures at his grave here or price. The securing of distant tempted to hold him up but because [ may, was a fact that not all of the have brought to afflicted and curi­ BOOTH VISITS INJURED stations depends upon elements en- of the locked doors, could not get at HEART B.ALM SiriT rallies were overcrowded and some ous by the thousands to lay befo:-c HIGH SCHOOL PLAYEB ' tirely beyohd our control, such as STUDENTS AGAINST the occupants. They then, in a rage, Norwich, No. 12— (A P)—Charg-I were frankly apathetic. DEMONSTRATING RIFLE the chalice of h’s headstone their weather conditions, location of radio, cast stones at the car but Boyle got ing that Mrs. Hazel Ulmer, widow of I ______supplications for delivery from pam. Bridgeport. Nov. 12.— (AP)—Al- plus patience and skill on the part ! his car under way and made good Henry F. Ulmer had alienated the Both volumes are In possession il bie Booth. Yale’s diminutive hall of the operator. ! JOINING RESERVES his escape. affectipns of her husband Mrs. Edmund J. Power who says he is a back arrived at the Bridgeport air­ “Our uniform credit terms will be Charles Frink of this city seek's BAY STATE SENATOR Rockville Boy Shot in Right $50,000 damages in a suit brought nephew and godson of Fatbim port shortly after noon today, tc as follows:— Dublin, Nov. 12.— (AP) — Foul Leg When Other Shows Power. bring a little more comfort and “Cash teams to be interpreted as in Superior Court. smelling bombs were exploded in COUEGE HEAD PLEADS Ulmer, prominent leather manu­ How to Shoot Skunks. The books are In two volumes, cheer to Robert Stevens, Stratford not exceeding thirty days and credit leatherbound, written in French in High school football player who waa terms to be on a basis of rooms of the National University to­ facturer committed suicide about day W'hen officers of the Free State six months ago by shotting while a “This is the way I’d shoot a Father Power’s own handwriting seriously injured recently. The in­ 1. Down payment of at least 20 FOR RELIGION ACCORD skunk,” said 12 year old John and are treatises on various sub­ jury has cost Stevens part of one per cent. came to take the names of students patient at the New Haven hospital. Boston, Nov. 12.— (AP) -Caspar willing to enroll in the officers’ *\ G. Bacon, president of the Massa- , Deloines of 58 Spring street, Rock­ jects including philosophy, chemis­ foot. Booth left as a passenger in a 2. Duration of credit period—two ville, holding a .22 calibre rifle in plane from Bethany Field. to ten months. training corps of the new Irish KILLED BY BOOZE | chusetts Senate, speaking before try, and theology. Volunteer Reserve. his hands, yesterday noon. As he , 3. A minimum of 6 per cent to be Cambridge, Mass., ■ Nov. 12.— Hartford, Nov. 12— (AP) — A ' the Statecraft Institute of the i Posters calling for recruits were (AP.)—A. Lawrence Lowell, presi­ Meriden storekeeper is under ar- Women’s Republican Club here to- j spoke the rifle went off and the f.'added to the unpaid balance at the torn down and replaced by protests i bullet entered the calf of the right ' time of down payment as an interest dent of Harvard, today opened the rest as a result of the death of day, delivered a sharp thrust at the i against the formation of the reserve, two-day Catholic-Jewish-Protest- Andrew Vallis, itinerant photo-| present iodbying prLtieea In the | ■charge for the extended period. which is opposed by the Irish Re­ “This contract constitutes our ant seminar which is being con­ grapher of Haverhill, Mass., in a State Legislature. | Biiow boy was treated by Dr. R. C. publicans. ducted by the Calvert Round Trumbull street rooming house here Benefit Performance W’ednesday and Thursday Nights Under sole obligation and no additional He said that members of the Leg- perguson and is resting comfortably .Auspices of Women’s Federation, Center Congregational Church. ■;oral agreements will be considered Table with a plea for the banish­ early this morning, following a islature are subjected to secret and''^--’---today. •' ment of religious hatreds. In open­ drinking party in Meriden. underhand pressure on the part of Regular prices. ;as binding in any way. Vallis, about 27, was brought to “Having bound ourselves to the ing his remarks he asked: “Is man­ those with selfish motives and that kind doomed forever to have its Hartford by friends after he had be­ the Legislature must find means to above agreement, we will furnish ABOUT TOWN come ill at the party, which was LAYING GAS MAINS THE AMAZING MAN OP DESTINY! two weeks’ notice in case we wish to love linked with its hatred; its best stop it. He said that all lobbying held in the studio he had been oper­ is not necessarily improper but withdraw.” Mr. and Mrs. William Haggerty with its worst propensity?” ating in Meriden since Friday. The spent the week-end touring points He then told a story of a ship­ that the difficulty is in separating IN CLEARVIEW TRACT of interest in Vermont. police were summoned but he was 1 Vood from the bad load of missionaries who set out to dead when they arrived. | .^Te terTlobby Ts merely the t MISS TALCOTT WEDS convert the t^eathen in Africa. Dis- collective name for the men and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kitching of sention among the missionaries 827 Main street visited Mr. and Mrs. HURT IN ACCIDENT women who make it their business The Manchester Gas company has ON THANKSGIVING DAY Roy Hurlburt at Middlebury, Vt., was so great that the party was set Norwalk, Nov. 12—(AP)—Found | to instruct members of the Legis started laying 1500 feet of gas over the holiday. ashore at Lisbon, he related. unconscious behind the Norwalk j lature. But, unfortunately, to many mains through the Clearvlew tract “If this attitude cannot be Methodist Church, thirty yards from persons it has come to mean secret on Middle Turnpike being offered The Army and Navy volley ball changed,” he continued, “our civil­ his wrecked automobile early this or underhand pressure -upon such for sale through the agency of Ar- invitations Have Been Issued' team will lock horns with Hose Co. ization cannot progress. Our prob­ morning, Harold “Snapper” Werner, members for selfish or imnrnnpr ' Khofla. This is the last No. 4 on the A. and N. club court lem for the future is to arouse re­ local fireman and well known ama­ purposes, and involvingp. ^ evenpvpn ! public utilities to be installed for Event—To Take Place ! in the tract. It is now to be com­ In Talcottville. i this evening. ligious fervor without religious teur boxer of a few years ago, today threats and intimidation and other rancor. An attempt to prepare the was recovering from serious injuries unscrupulous methods. And it is pletely serviced for water, sewers, I The annual bazaar of St. James’s way for a better state of that kind and loss of blood. He was hurt generally believed that it is usually ! sidewalks. And to make In'vitations have been issued for is the mark set by this round table when his machine crashed headon tur. n r , ' thc tract evcH more up-to-date and the marriage of Miss Alice Talcott, , Church will open in the Church Hall the powerful organizations who j on Park street tonight and will con- and there can be none greater.” into a telephone pole. Werner hire representatives to promote or efficient a fire hydrant ha^ just daughter of Morris Talcott of Tal- claimed that a passing car forced been installed there by the South cott'ville, and Gaetano Simoncelli, ' tinue for three nights, closing on obstruct legislation which affects Thursday. Tonight there will be an him off the road and into the pole. them, regardless of the desirability Manchester Fire district. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Simoncelli of Two houses are being, constructed Litchfield, Conn. The ceremony will entertainment and refreshments will or undesirability of such legislation be served in the lower hall. Booths CATCH OF SWORDFISH 25 YEARS A JUDGE from the point of view of the pub­ on Clearvlew, the main street of take place at the home of the bride New Britain, Nov. 12 — (AP) — which is Princeton street. The first at 4:30 o’clock. Thanksgiving Day. wdll occupy the east and west sides lic. It is this kind of influence of the building at which will be sold Judge Bernard F. Gaffney today that must be stopped so far as it is house, English in type of architec- Miss Talcott has many friends in VALUED AT $750,000 completed a quarter of a century 1 ture is .now being finish plasterpd. Manchester, where she was dental fancy articles made by women of carried on in the State House, over the church. The Country Store, as judge of the Probate Court in which we have complete jurisdic­ I It will be rushed through to com- hygienist in the employ of Cheney this district. He was first elected j.pletion within a very short lime. Brothers before leaving to pursue which has always proven a success tion.” because of the special line of home Truro, N. S., Nov. 12— (AP)—The to the office in 1904 after a bitterly ! Workmen are roofing the second Q. ifeer profession and studies in New fought contest with the late Judge :York. canned articles, is another feature. fleet of 125 fishing boats which used house, also of the English type. WARNER. BROS. Louisburg as their base in the sea­ George W. Klett. Since that time .\SK ELECTION PROBE Plans for a third are being drawn. j)resen t- In Asia in ancient times there son just closed reaped a harvest of he has been re-elected without con­ When all the utilities are com­ I ■was a considerable number of monu- swordfish to the value of $750,000. test, being nominated by the Demo­ Hartford, Nov. 12.—(AP) — pleted the street will be graded and OPENING STOCKS I mental acqueducts, the largest of Nearly 1,700 of the big fish, weigh­ crats and endorsed by the Republi­ State’s Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn will present one of the most attrac­ which were in China and India. ing from 200 to 700 pounds, were can party. He is president of the was this morning requested by tive residential sections in town. landed and all went to the Boston Hartford County Bar Association. Democratic Town Chairman David IN New York, Nov. 12.—(AP)—Sell­ market where prices ranged from A. Wilson to investigate charges of ing pressure was renewed at the ei^t cents for the early season to MAJOR HURLEY DEAD. illegal voting in the city election a SISTER CLAIMS BODY opening of today’s Stock Market, f O X Y V H A m , 25 for the later catch. Bridgeport, Nov. 12.—(A P)-- week ago. An affidavit signed by Major James J. Hurley, 70, former ^nd prices continued to drift down­ It’s tough to lose a good Swordfish off the American coast Selectman Carl E. Reardon, Demo­ ward. afford considerable sport for police commissioner of this city and crat, alleging he saw illegal voting OF JOHN RAZELEWICIUS T: U. S. Steel Common opened with friend— but it’s tougher wealthy anglers but off Cape Breton, an officer in the state national in the Second Ward, was laid be­ the pursuit is purely a game for the guard twenty years ago, died at his % block of 10,000 shares at 15812, to lose a bad one fore Mr. Alcorn this morning by Mr. The body of John Razelewicius, DISRAEU nff 1, and a new low on the current professional fisherman. Nova home here today. Wilson. Accompanying Mr, Wilson, One of the most fascinating fig­ Scotians, as a whole, do not eat the suicide, who was found dead in Xecllne. Major Hurley was police commi."- when he visited the state’s attorney, Center Springs Park, has been ures of the past century—“Dis­ 5 Atchison, National Cash Register swordfish but the demand from New sioner for eight years, and has been were former Congressman Augus­ England has made the industry a claimed by a sister li'ving in Gard­ raeli,” the wit, the ladies’ favor­ Md Westinghouse Electric, record­ tinsmith' in the employ of the New tine Lonergan, state Senator 'Vincent ner, Mass. An undertaker arrived ed early declines of 2 points or prosperous one for the Hardy sons Haven railroad of late years. W. Dennis, minority leader in the ite, the keen and far-seeing dip­ of Cano Breton. from that place late yesterday af­ pore, while losses of a point or so He is sur'vived by his widow and Board of Aldermen, and Attorney ternoon, having been over five hours lomat, who survived the jeers, vere registered by Hudson Motors, one daughter, Mrs. Thomas E Abraham S. Bordon. Ali are promi­ on the road. He had lost his way. racial prejudices and ancient (lexican Seaboard, Missouri-Kansas- OLD WILL PROBATED. Keenan, of Bridgeport. nent local Democrats. He expected to at once return to traditions to become England’s lexas, Safeway Stores and Mont- Gardner with the body, but a permit |iomery-Ward. Prime Minister and a Queen’s Iscw Britain, Nov. 12.—(AP)—A TRANSPORTATING FANS COLLECTOR DIES had to be-’’secured from the town £ American Can opened 2 Vs points New Haven, No. 12—(AP)—The clerk and as yesterday was a legal favorite. |igher. will drawn 32 years ago by Herman H. Hoffman, then a resident of New Haven road today completed New Canaan, Nov. 12—(AP) S. holiday the town offices were closed. ^ Bethlehem Steel opened ■with a arrangements for transportaing fans Segbert Brinckerhoff; pejsonal tax Town Clerk Turklngton happened to l^lock of 10,000 shares at 82, off 3 Washington, Conn., was admitted to to the Yale-Princeton game at the probate here today. By its terms, collector of this town and well drop into his office, however, just joints. bowl Saturday. There will be about known in fraternal circles through as the telephone call was made in the testator’s ■widow received his 70 extra trains, 28 each way be- 1 out the state, died suddenly at his the matter. He made out the permit estate. Loren R. Carter of Water­ tween New York and this city, and home here late last night in hi: and at 7 o’clock the undertaker McCULLOCH SWORN IN. bury is the only surviving witness. t'wo each way from Springfield, Bos­ 42nd -year. He v>as prorpietor of started back with the body. TftECAftravB ton smd Providence. The road ex­ the Brinckerhoff Press. He was a “PERFECT DAY” “MEXIGANA** f Washington, Nov. 12.—(AP) — The Arctic tern is the world’s pects to carry about 30,000 fans. life long native of New Canaan and They called this bear market Toscoe C. McCulloch of Canton wa.s YoucMfl^Ae- LuAUBEL AND H^llDY Natofal Color champion migrant. It nests as far Special coach trains will begin at one time was actively connected a readjustment. That’s a good All Talking Cometf Hit Musical Bsvtn ram in today as a Senator from •'A north as land has been discovered leaving the Grand Central Terminal ■with the old New Canaan Messen­ word to remember if you ever Jhio, succeeding the late Theodore TH'VSi'a To AdON RiTteR,' and has been found skirting the at 8:50 o'eVock on the morning of ger. He was a brother of Judge happen to go broke in a poker Burton. MiuwaukCEG, UJIS. ; edge of the Antarctic continent. the game., . James Brinckerhoff of Stamford. ffame. ■ ■

PACE niKEE-i! MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1929.

Dupont De Nem . 101 Penn .... riemorial Lodge, Knights of Elec Pow and Lt ...... 34^ PhU Rdg C and I ...... 13% Pythias, will meet for its regular Erie ...... 50 Pub Serv N J ...... • 81% ABOUT TOWN business session tomorrow evening N. Y. Stocks Radio C orp ...... 32?. IF FISH WAS LATE, Overnight Local Stocks Gen Amer Tank ...... 86 >4Radio Keith ...... 16%^ at 8 o’clock in the Baloh and Brown Gen Elec ...... 194 lodge hall. pleading ...... 1T4 i The Lailies Aid society of the ! AUeg Corp ...... 22 Gen Foods ...... 46 , A. P. News Gen Gas and Elec A, ...... 7Q - Remington Rand ...... BLAME NEW ROAD I North Methodist church will meet Hose Co. No. 3 was called to the (Ehirnished by Putnam Ss Co.) Am Bosch M ag ...... 31 Rep 1 and SU ------I tomorrow afternoon at 2:15 with Am Can ...... 102 Gen Motors ...... 40 ^ a r s Roebuck ...... ?2^; home of William Isleib, 24- Madison Central Row, Hartford, Conn. Graham iPaige ...... 9% j Mrs. Laura Paisley of 457 North Ave., at S:10 this morning for a Are 1 P. M. Stocks. Am and For P o w ...... 63 Simmons ...... 66 / i Main street. The hostess will be as­ Washington.—Hoover, in Armis­ Am Internatl ...... • 36 Hershey Choc ...... 65 Sinclair Con Oil ...... 26 j in a soot-filled stovepipe. 'The fire tice Day address, urges freedom of Bank Stocks. Inter Combus...... 11 sisted by Mrs. Emma Shipman, Mrs. was extinguished -without damage. Am Metal ...... 41 Skelly Oil ...... 30',^ Truck Delivering Sea Food Walter Shipman and Mrs. M. S. the s ^ s for food ships. Bankers Trust C o ___ 325 _ Am Pow and Lt ...... 72 Inter Harv ...... 7214 Sou Pac ...... 114® Stocking. Detroit.—Bridge over Detroit City Bank and Trust . _ 600 Am Rad Stand San ...... 31 Inter Hydro Elec ...... 31% Sou Rwy ...... l35%' George Mallon, silk printer for river between Canada and United do, rts ...... — Inter Match Ptc pf ...... 56% Here Becomes Mired in many years with.Cheney Brothers, 110 Am Roll Mill ...... '‘7% Stand B rands...... 25 " ^ William Rubinow of Rubinow’s States formally dedicated. Cap Nat B&T ...... — 460 Amer Smelt ...... Inter Nick Can ...... 29 V2 Stand Gas and Elec ...... ®4 - has moved to Soiithbridge, Mass., — Inter Tel and Tel ...... 67% apparel shop is in New York on a where he will make his home. Curtiss Field, N. Y.—Ruth Rock­ Conn River ...... 425 Amer T apd T ...... 209 Stand O Cal ...... 63 / buying trip. well, I8ryear-old college graduate, First Bond and Mtg . _ 47 Amer Water Wks ...... 61 Johns Manville ...... 100 Stand O N J ...... 56, ' Bolton Early Today. _ Kan City Sou ...... 69 ----- ! Harold Symington, proporietor of commits suicide by leaping 2,000 Htfd Conn. Trust .., 170 Anaconda Copper ...... 81 Stand O N Y ...... 33 ' Troop 1 Boy Scouts will meet at ; gymington’s Men’s Shop of 505 Main feet from airplane. First Nat Htfd ...... 240 260 Andes Copper . . . -----...... 35 Kennecott ...... 62% Stewart Warner ...... 38 Henryville, Ind.—Bank robber Land Mtg and Title . 40 50 Kreuger and Toll ...... 24% Manchester people who like their Second Congregational church to- j street jgis moving from 55 Sumimit Atl Refin ...... 40 Texas Corp ...... 52%' morrow evening. Joseph Dean, who Mimroe suspect and wife caught by police Mutual B&T ...... 240 — B and. O ...... ^14 Lehigh Valley ...... 68% Timken Det Axle ...... fish oftener than once a week came street to a new home i after 75-mile-an-hour autp chase. _ May Dept Stores ...... 53 has been a faithful leader of this street. New Brit Trust .... < 200 Bendix Avia ...... 31 Transcont Oil ...... 7 i . very near being disappointed today troop has found it necessary to re­ ' Washington.—Stimson gives de­ Riverside Trust ...... 625 _ Beth Steel ...... 34 Miami Cop ...... 28 Union Carb ...... 68% in securing their usual supply. A linquish this duty owing to pressure tails on U. S. Na-vy to powers which West Htfd Trust ___ 425 — Bur Add Moh ...... 39 Mo Kan and Tex ...... 30% United Aircraft ...... 41%^ A good sized crowd attended the Mont Ward ...... 53% large fish delivery truck enroute of other business. Everett p4sh will open house and dancing at the Army will participate in London naval Bonds Can Pac ...... 195% United Corp ...... 26%. direct from Boston supply houses to conference. Htfd & Conn W est___ 95 Cannon Mills ...... 31 Natl Cash Reg A ...... 65% United Gasand Imp ...... 28%, be the new scoutmaster. and Navy club last night remaining j Natl Dairy Prod ...... 47 Manchester and surrounding cities until a late hour. Bill Waddell’s Chicago.—Senator Moses declares East Conn Pow 5s . . . 100 103 Cerro De Pasco ...... 63Va U S F reig h t...... • 92% was damaged this morning at 3 The Ways ______and_____ Means committee orchestra furnished music for danc­ tariff , biU is “headed for the tomb.” Conn L P 7s ...... 116 118 Chi M St P and P pf ...... 35M: j Natl Pow and Lt ...... 28% U S Realty and Imp ...... 58% Carlboro, Mass.—Lieutenant Wil­ Conn L P 5%s ...... 1 Nev Con Cop ...... 30% o’clock at the foot of Nigger Hill on i Buckland Parent-Teacher as ing. 105 108 Chic and Northw ...... 80 14 U S Rubber ...... 25%' the Manchester-Willimantic road in i favored with a good liam P. Leonard, stunt flyer, fatally Conn L P 4 % s ...... 98 100 Chrysler ...... 31 '2 I N Y'Cent ...... 167%I U S Steel ...... 161% Bolton, when the driver mistook the attendance at its whist and dance A telegram was received last night hurt in airplane accident. Htfd Hyd 5s ...... 102 105 Col Gas and Eiec ...... — OOt-j I N Y N H and H ...... 99% Util Pow and Lt A ...... 30 ; new cut-off for the regular highway ] Buckland school hall last Toronto, Ont.—J. A. Robb, Cand- Insurance Stocks Coml Invest Trust ...... 34 ' Nor Amer ...... 80% Warner Piet ...... 37% at the Army and Navy club.from a Pac Gas and El ...... 50% and ploughed oyer the side into the | Eighteen tables were in former member. It read as fol­ dian minister of finance, dies, aged Aetna Casualty ...... 150 175 Consol Gas ...... 92 Westing Air ...... 42%' soft filling at the edge. ) The first nrizes, $2.50 gold Aetna Insurance .... 575 605 Con tin Can ...... 49^ Pack M o t...... 15% Westing El and Mfg ...... 120 ; According to witnesses there were I Pl^y- i° e nrst prizes,__ lows- “Army and Navy Club, Armis­ '^0. ' pieces were won by Mrs. Mary tice Day Greetings. Hill Vin Blanc Mexico a ty .—Reports from scat­ Aetna Life ...... 90 95 Corn Prod ...... 317s Pan Amer Pet B ...... 58% Woolworth ...... 62% no warning lights at the foot of the Keish and Marshall Yoimg; second recaptured. Wish we wer-; with . tered cities- .. tell of clashes between Automobile ...... 40 45 Curtiss Wright ...... 9 ’ t j Para Fam I..asky ...... 46% Yellow Truck ...... 10% hill and no barricades to show that prizes went to Mrs. Charles Krob you. General Barlov/ and aid de political factions. ^ i nn non Conn. General ...... 2100 the continuation of the cement road do, rts ...... 64 68 and John Wood and consolation camp Harringto^ | ,^S"Sts^SJv7^of°Sv" PaMck lately laid down was not in use. awards to Charity Edgerton and Hartford Fire ...... 775 800 The truck was loaded with 25 bar­ Fred Clark. Sandwiches and coffee Robert H. Smith, son of. County | Power, scene of reported miraculous do, rts ...... 10% 12 rels of fish for early morning deliv­ do, new, W. I...... 77 82 ery to Manchester and surrounding were served and dancing followed. Commissioner and Mrs. Robert J.'cures. Aiuort Rnr Another whist was announced by Smith of Elwood street, has return- j Augusta, Al^^ Htfd Steam Boiler . .. — 700 towns. National Fire ...... 67 73 A call was put in from the scene the association for two weeks from ed to Harvard where he is a fresh- ■ leigh, 59, P,. A last night. man, after spending the week end ! city and state affairs, d e Phoenix Fire ...... 775 810 QC'h^re you can aJjosJ to Luy ^ood junnturi of the accident to William Fitzger­ . Virtmo 'Travelers ...... 1300 1350 ald, local truckman, who sent out here. home. Dr. D. C. Y. Moore will be the Williamstown, Mass. — George Public Utility Stocks. « his truck to complete the delivery. Young of London, noted diplomat Conn. Elec Sve ...... 95 105 The rear drive of the big supply speaker at the weekly meeting of The regular meeting of the Em- the Lions Club to be held at the lem club will be held at the Elks appointed professor at Williams col­ Conn. Power ...... 109 112 truck was torn out after churning lege for second semester of year. do, pfd ...... 113 — in the soft siding in an attempt to Hillside Inn at 6:15 o’clock tonight. dub, Rockville, tomorrow after­ His subject has not been disclosed. noon at 2:30. Halifax, N. S.—Million dollar do, rts ...... 17% 211 get back into the roadway. shipment of 500 live silver and 95 100 Christmas The point at which the truck The committee in charge consists ot Hartford El Lt ...... Albert Knofla, Robert Dougan, and ’The Manchester Fish and Game black foxes sent to Sweden on liner do, vtc ...... 95 100 sheered off the road is near the — 96 foot of Nigger Hill where the new Garfield Keeney. club will hold a meeting tomorrow Kungsholm. Greenwich W&G pfd cut-off connects. Motorists continue night at eight o’clock in ’Tinker WiBsted-.--Allen Lawson, civil war Htfd Gas ...... 75 85 to use the old road which circles The Cast of “Square Crooks’’ will hall. Prize money will be awarded veteran dies. do, pfd ...... — 60 Sale around the swamp back to the new winners in this year's bass club and Hartford—Emil Heimberger, or­ S N E T C o ...... 167 175 rehearse at 7:30 o’clock tonight in chestra leader reports theft of violin Manufactiiring Stocks. construction again. Those familiar the Masonic Temple. all those who have the money com­ with the road have no difficulty but ing to them should be on hand. valued at $5,000. Acme Wire ...... — 55 it is a deceiving spot for strangers ___ New Haven—Ground is broken Am Hardware ...... 64 67 of The G Clef Glee Club will hold a Amer Hosiery ...... 25 — during the night. The new road rehearsal at the Swedish Lutheran The------Jolly------Dozen Sewing „ club will for Municipal Airport at Morris over the hill is conducive to speed Cove, with Governor Trumbull American Silver .... — 30 church at 7 o’clock tonight. The meet this evemng_atj:30 with Mrs. 41 and a quick decision must be made choir will meet at 8:30 o’clock to- Walter Aitken of 31 Bank street, Mayor Tully and other officials par­ Arrow H&H, com .. 39 at the bottom to avert a serious ac­ ticipating in ceremonies. do, pfd ...... 102 105 night. Furniture cident. At the Masonic club’s setback^ New Haven—Edward Woljorckie Automatic Refrig .. 10 20, arrested on charge of passing Bigelow Htfd, com . 82 86 The Holy Name Society of St. tourney Saturday night at the Ma-‘ sonic Temple a live native turkey worthless checks totaling nearly $1.- do, pfd ...... 100 — Bridget’s church will meet at 8 — INTERSECTION CRASH will be awarded as first prize. 000. Billings and Spencer 9 o’clock tonight in the church base­ New Haven—Michael Markowitz, Bristol Brass ...... --- 35 Toys ment. Motion pictures of the Tall Cedars 40, dies of injuries received when do, pfd ...... 108 — NOT DRIVER’S FAULT of Lebanon national convention at struck by automobile and Erne.st Collins Co ...... 100 — Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Williams of Baltimore will be showm at the State Faxton, Norwalk is held pendinc Case. Lockwood & B . 525 — Tolland Turnpike left this morning Colt’s Firearms .... ■ 27V 2 9 1 by automobile for St. Cloud, Florida. theater tomorrow night. coroner’s inquest. Again this year Keith’s will be headquarters for toys of a practical nature. Domenick Deyorio Not Guilty New Haven—Two more allegec Eagle Lock ...... 44 48 This wiU toake their third winter in Manchester lodge of Masons will Fafnir Bearing ...... --- 100 We already have on display our complete line ... .bigger and better than ever. of Failure to Give Right of St. Cloud. hold a regular communication in the Fuller Brush Class A — 18 To avoid a last minute rush or possible disappointment we urge you to make Way Yesterday. Temple at 7:30 tonight. The Mas­ do. Class AA ...... -- 72 Charles J. Strickland of Main ment before Federal commi; — 180 ter Mason degree will be cr-'erred. They give names as Paul Mel Hart & Cooley ...... selections now . .. and you can make use of our liberal club terms if you wish. Because of an accident at the in­ street has the cottage he is building Hartmann Tob, com 20 25 tersection of West Center and Mc­ on his West Viev/ tract ready for 27, and William Holmes, 25. . — • 90 the decorators. The house is located Another setback party will take Milford—’Town meeting i do, 1st pfd ...... Kee streets yesterday, Dominick place at the Highland Park club­ Inter Silver ...... — 120 Deyorio of this towm was brought on the west side of Oxford street 67 just north of the residence of Mr. house tonight at 8 o’clock under Landers, -Frary & Clk 64 into police court this morning on | j~— ^ auspices of the social committee. Man & Bow, Class A 13 17 Table and the charge of failure to keep to the j and Mrs. Stuart G. Segar. The usual number of prizes will be famous governor of Connecticut un­ do, Class B ...... 9 11 right of the intersection. His car ! der British rule and pioneer settler 35 St. Margaret’s Circle Daughters given, followed by refreshments and New Brit Mch, com . 30 Chair Sets struck one owned and driven by Jos­ in northwestern New Jersey. . 95 — of Isabella will hold its regular busi­ a social period. do, pfd ...... eph Glassman of Adams street, Meriden—Francis T. Malone^ Niles Bern Pond ... . 24 28 Hartford. Both cars were damaged ness meeting at 8 o’clock this eve­ nominated for mayor at Democratic ning in K. of C. clubrooms in the The Ladies Sewing Circle of High­ North & Judd ...... 17 22 by the impact. land Park will meet tomorrow af­ caucus defeating Wilbur E. Caste- Peck, Stow and Wil . 10 15 According to Deyorio, he was fol­ State theater building. Plans will be completed for the installation of ternoon at 2 o’clock. low^ Russell Mfg Co .... . 80 90 lowing a truck and it was his inten­ Meriden—Mrs. Bertha Constant Scovill ...... 54 58 tion to go south on McKee street. In the new officers on Tuesday eve­ ning, November 26. The ceremony Mrs. John Sinnamon and son, 40, stewardess at Highland Counti^' Smythe Mfg Co .... . 75 — Made exactly like a large turning into the street from behind John, of Highland Park, have re­ Club killed as she steps from ovr Seth Thom Co., .com — the truck he did not see the oncom­ will be in charge of State Regent, size breakfast .set. Includes Mrs. Mitchell and her staff. turned from a short motor trip to auto into one driven by Dominici do, pfd ...... 24 — ing car driven by Glassman. In his New Hampshire. Alfamo of New Britain. Stanley Works ...... 58 61 drop-leaf table and two chairs. testimony Mr. Glassman admitted Bridgeport—Edward T. Bucking Taylor & Fenn . — . 100 — Your choice of colors . . Yellow, that he was going between 30 and The Ladies Guild of St. Mary s Episcopal church will meet in tUc Mrs. Robert Dougan of Highland ham inaugurated as mayor, deliver Torrington ...... 68 72 Green or Blue. (Other sets up 35 miles across the intersection Park, returned home last evening ing inaugural address in Hig . 86 88 while Deyorio was driving at less Guild room Thursday afternoon st 1 Underwood ...... to $12.50) 2 o’clock. A large turnout of the after a few days spent in New York school to audiance of 2,000. I'wenty Union Mfg Co ...... 17 20 than 10 miles an hour. City and New Haven. In the latter six other city officials were sworn. U S Envelope, com . . 200 — Deyorio was defended by Attorney members is hoped for as plans will place she was a guest of Mrs. Frank be made and committees appointed do, pfd ...... 113 — William S. Hyde who maintained Fichtl, formerly of this town, and . 40 43 that whatever his client was guilty for the annual Christmas sale and Veeder Root ...... during her absence Miss Teresa Whitlock Coil Pipe .. . -- 17 of, he was not guilty as charged. supper which will take place this Fichtl of New Haven spent the RIORDAN’S FUNERAL Judge R. A. Johnson agreed with year on Wednesday, December 4. week-end and Armistice Day with the attorney and found Deyorio not Sewing Thursday afternoon will be Miss Arlene Dougan. guilty. on fair articles. Desk Sets New York, Nov. 13 — (AP) — Blackboards Mrs. Elizabeth Collins of Cottage Frederick DeHope, of 30 Alton BIG STONE FAUS street w^as before the court on the j3aciiiui.ia,xMemorial Temple, j.\i***^*w, Pythian------— Sis- aureeLStreet empiuycu employed aa as a butcher at , While staring, curious crowds filled charge of keeping liquor wdth intent ters, will follow a short business pairfleld’s grocery on Hartford road the. sidewalks along streets just above sedate old Washington Square to sell. Her husband w-as arrested meeting in Odd Fellows hallL1£L11 thisLjflls hadVtnr) the misfortune Q'Frtl'fl 1T1 0 to f*ll^ cut VllS his hand Saturday on the same charge and is today,-the body of James J. Riordan, New York, Nov. 12.—(AP)— A $2.95 $ evening with a public whist and set­ on a meat cutter several days ago. twenty ton stone crashed through 3-45 up out under bonds to appear tomorrow back party at 8:15. The hand was dressed but did not president of the County Trust Com­ morning. Attorney Hyde who repre­ respond to treatment and was open­ pany of New York, was carried out seven floors to the basement of the Large folding model that sented Mrs. Collins asked for a con­ of his home, in which he committed new seventy story Bank of America will provide hours and hours A desk set is one way to James, three-year-old son of Mr. ed up today after infection had set building in Wall Street today when tinuance until tomorrow, and Harry Connolly of 88 in.- No danger is feared as the in­ suicide last Friday, and borne to St. joy and education to any' make a child happy and con­ thought it w-ould be wise to try both ■ and Mrs. Bernard’s church for the Roman a lifting cable broke under the Florence street, celebrated his birth­ fection has been arrested. child. When opened can.be tent. The model iUustrtaed cases at once. The court consented Catholic funeral allowed by special strain of the heavy load. It Could used as a desk. Top is to this under a bond of $300 Vhich day yesterday by a party for a num­ dispensation. not be learned immediately if any­ is made of solid oak and has ber'of his little boy and girl friends St. Mary’s Girl’s Friendly society equipped with changeable was furnished. will hold a rummage sale in the State and city officials and politi­ one had been killed or injured. educational pictures. Meas­ roll top. It is priced at The feature of the table decoration cal leaders of both New York and The stone fell with a series of was a handsome birthday cake with parish house tomorrow. Mrs. Ethel ures 45x22 inches. 811.00. Davis and Mrs. Howard Briggs will New Jersey attended the funeral. terpfic crashes as it broke through DUCE TALKS FINANCES three lighted tapers. The little folks Among the honorary pallbearers floor after floor. left many pretty gifts for James. be in charge of the sale, which will were his boyhood friend, former Some workers in the financial dis­ open at 9:00 o’clock in the morning Governor Alfred E. Smith, Mayor The Federated Workers of Wap- and continue through imtil 6; 00 trict were panic-stricken as they Rome, Nov. 12.—(AP.) ^The James J. Walker, Lieutenant Gover­ thought at first the noise was caused ping announce an old-fashioned o’clock. Parishioners are reminded nor Herbert H. Lehman, John J. council of ministers, with Premier baked bean supper for Friday eve­ that all contributions should be sent Raskob, William F. Kenny, Sheriff by bomb explosions. Pool Tables Mussolini presiding, today heard ning of this week at 6 o’clock, to be to the parish house not later than Charles W. Culkin, Public Service Special detachments of police on Signor Mosconi, minister of finance this evening, and anyone having Commissioner George R. Van duty in front of the Stock Exchange outline the condition of the Italian followed by a bridge and straight Here’s a toy that everyone can enjoy. Modeled whist party at 8 o’clock. articles for the sale should notify Namee, and John F. Curry, Tam­ nearby rushed to the building and Treasury and present plans for the either Mrs. Davis, Phone 4598, or held back the crowds. after a full size table. Includes complete set of balls, many leader. rack, two cue stick.s and billiard chalk. Priced at future. Mr. and Mrs. William Foulds, Sr., Mrs. Briggs, Phone 5870, and tJiey The entire family of former Gov­ Referring to repercussions in Eu­ of North Main street left this will arrange to have the articles ernor Smith attended'the services, $10.25. Others up to $40. rope of the Wall street slump, the called for. , together wjth George B. Graves, his The consumption of beer per head morning for Sarasota, Florida, of the English population before finance minister stated the recov- where they will spend the winter. former secretary. From New Jer- eiy of the American internal mar­ Reports received this afternoon sey came former Governor A. Harry the revolution of Oliver Cromwell ket and Italy’s financial general sit­ from the bedside of Ralph Cone, who Moore and Mayor Frank Hague of was 90 gallons; it is now less than Manager W. B. Halstead of the was seriously injured in an automo­ a quarter of this. uation would not fail to ease the Manchester Telephone exchange will Jersey City. tension at an opportune moment. bile accident at East Hartford Sat­ Signor Mosconi pointed out two be the entertainer at the monthly urday night, are to the effect that meeting of the Men’s Club at Second there is considerable improvement in major problems now confronting Congregational church Friday eve­ Special the Italian Treasury, these being a his condition. The doctors at the more efficacious system of extin­ ning. He will speak on the telephone Hartford hospital where Mr. Cone m " SAYINCS/IND Dom es OF SP££D O'DAY or \ guishing the consolidated public service of the present day and also was taken after the accident, feel Doll Beds perform several sleight-of-hand much encouraged. J. DEPOT SQUARE GARAGE .. debt and reimbursement of the nine tricks, in which he is adept. The year treasury bonds. meeting will be held at 7:30. Re­ freshments and a social hour will ROBBERS GAG WOMAN follow. VESSELS COLUDE Temple Chapter, O. E. S., will hold its regTilar meeting in the Provincetown, Mass., Nov. 12.— what girl wouldn t love to Winthrop, Maine, Nov. 12.—(AP) Masonic Temple tomorrow evening (AP)—Two Provincetov/n fishermen tuck her doll into this beau­ __Mrs. Irene Berry, a stenogra­ at 8 o’clock. An entertainment with had a narrow escape from deatli to­ tiful bed on Christmas pher, was found unconscious and light refreshments will follow and day when their disabled power dory gagged in the office of the Win­ members have the privilege of invit­ was run down by another fishing mom ? Exactly as illus­ throp Mills Company today. After ing their friends. Miss Beatrice hoat in the darkness of early morn­ trated. Includes tufted mat­ she had been revived she said she Armstrong is coaching a cast for a ing. The fishermen, Augustus Rets tress and is offered in two . had been held up by two men con­ one-act play entitled, ‘Some Call It and his brother, Edmund, were tink­ finishes.... decorated Ivory cealed inside the outer door which Fate.” A silver offering will be tak­ ering with the engine of their boat is unlocked overnight and forced to en. when the other craft bore down on or Brown. open the office safe. They took her them, shattering the bow of their If you’re disabled and need a tow rings and some papers from the One of Mohr’s backery delivery boat. The accident occurred off B ATTEiO we’ve got the equipment to handle TOWIHQ safe but no money was missing as wagons had a shaft broken and the Highland Light; But Manuel Cabral, 2 4 HR. far as known. whiffle-tree split when the horse skipper of the other fishing boat SERVICE the job. Our wrecking service is pulling the wagon slipped and fell succeeded in town the almost sub­ availabltf day and night. Just stmci at the corner of Cooper and West TURKISH MOVIE CRASH merged dory into Provincetown har­ phone us and we’ll do the rest. Center streets yesterday noon, ac­ bor. cording to Edward McKeever, the r e p a ir Constantinople, Nov. 12.—(AP.) driver. McKeever jumped out of Tfie filming yesterday of the first the wagon and attempted to assist INO> : ^ e Store Turkish “talkie” produced the first the horse to its feet but failed. With GETS FIVE YEARS DEPOT SQUARE OARAGE See Our serious accident in the Turkish the assistance of a Cheney mill I ERNEST A. ROY. PROP. | Full Line uf of movie world. wnrker passing by he succeeded in PHONE NO. 3151 OR 8159 The automobile of a gang of taking off the harness and took the Camden, N. J., Nov. 12.—(AP)— Opposite H i^ School Xmas Spii^it ^‘smugglers” in the film was speed­ horse to Archie Hayes’ stable, Hayes Samuel R. Worthington, former I COR NO. MAIN SC H O ^ bl Child’s Rockers ing ninety miles an hour down - a being the owner of the animal. ’The assistant real estete oifficer of the MANCHESTER , CONN. South Manchester road in the outskirts of Constanti­ horse was not injured and Hayes Broadway Merchants ‘Trust Co., of nople, when the machine was over­ could not account for the horse Camden, today was sentenced to five turned. slipping as he said it wa.s the most years in state prison for embezzling lit An Armenian actor was killed dependable in his stable. The wag­ $75,600. n r and three of the other actor-smug­ on was towed to the baAcry today The money was lost in the recent glers were seriously injured. by an automob^e. Stock Market crash.

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I tional policy. No American, will arise today and say that we wish one gim or one armed man beyond BAY STATE CITIES that necessary for the denfense of ARMISTICE DAY SPEECH our people. To do so would create BOOK SURVEY distrust in other nations, and also HOLD PRIMARIES ^ Nature’s'IMPUS waniliur help nature clear would be an invitation to war. Pro­ ' your complexion and pa^tred roses per defense requires military inycnr pale, acRcw cheeks. Truly wor.dcrful results -w thoroui^ir ^ OF PRESIDENT HOOVER strength relative to that of other BY BRUCE CATTON but a few of his contemporaries. ’ colon cleansini! TakaNR> nations. We will reduce our naval In other words, “The Peerless ' NATURE'S REMEDY-toresulate ^^Bossy’’ Gillis Opposed for NBA Service Writer f ard etrenfithea your eliminative or- strength in proportion to any other. Leader” is a fine book. It is pub- f erans. Watch the transformation Having said that it only remains The education of the American hshed by Farrar Rinehart and Try NR instead of mere (ayatiyea President Hoover’s speech last^its former wars. There are a host for the others to say how low they MiU. safe, pvciy TcfctabU^ at drocgbCt* aafar 2Sc night, under the auspices of the ! of age-old controversies whose will go. It can not be too low for Renomination by Two public in regard to the World War a ^^Wm story That Falls j FEEL UKE A MILUON, TAKE American Legion at Washington specters haunt “toe world, which at us. goes forward apace. If there be one To Achieve Its Aim any time may touch the springs of There is another of these age-old Former Office Holders. half-intelligent adult in the United "Combed Out” is another war j was as follows: fear and ill will. i controversies which stir men’s States who still thinks that the war fetory. It is written by F. A. Voight, My Fellow Ctoimtrymen: We must frankly accept the fact, ^inds and their fears. That 1s the was anything but a hideous, ob­ a British Journalist, and is in the | Eleven years have gone by since therefore, that we and all the na- so-called freedom of the seas. In scene calamity he must be one who form of a diary of a private sol- | tions of the world will be involved, | reality in our day it is simply the Boston, Nov. 12.—(A P )— Pri- never reads a book from one year’s dier’s experie^’ces in Flanders be-1 the day of th, armistice, when th e ___for all _____ future time,___ _ in _ ____ small or_ i rights of private . citizens to trade ■ ______^marles today ___in eighto______Massachusetts end to another. tween 1916 and 1918. j ^ s c^sed fi^g. It was a day of j great controversies ’ and frictions | [n^t\me''of^warfor there ir to-day | cities will be featured by th^fight Latest among the books that are The book lacks something. It Today’s Choice thanksgiving that marked the end- arising oj^t o£ all of ^these__m^^^^ freedom^ of the seas in; of Mayor Andrew J. “Bossy” GiUls giving us this much-needed enlight­ has one chapter which is pitilessly by V: heYEIlOW ing of the shambles of the trenches. causes. In these controversies lurk I yniea of peace. If the world sue- | of Newburvnort for renomination ening is “It’s a Great War!” by real, dreadfully alive—a descrip­ For us it will be remembered al­ FRED W. the subtle danger that national I oeeds in establishing peaceful meth-' against thToppositlon S SJS for“ Mary Lee. In some respects this is tion of the operating room in a FENOL ways as a day of pride; pride in temper at any moment may become ] ods of settlement of controversies, i ^gr holders of W office one of the very best of the war British hospital close behind the GREEN vEith tlie ■ the memory of those who suffered a heat and that einotion may rise ' whole question of trading rights | Mayors and lesser officers will novels! lines. For the rest, however, it and of those who made the^ last doesn’t quite click. It is—like all Governor of of life in that ereat cause 1 Therefore, of war becomes a purely ' also be nominated in three other '?It’s a Great War” shared with Michigan ■ rride l^ 1 h r p r ^ v f n ^ S o ? orou;!f^^^^^^^^ academic discussion. Peace is its jties M a r^ ro Taunton an" William T. Scanlon’s “God Have present-day war books—full of A aiBBAND. Mercy on Us!” the $25,000 prize mud and shells and filth and hor- | Army and Navy; pride in the great- \ j have said that recently we have a so u i . , v, tv. ^mckton. Northampton will name offered by Houghton, Mifflin Co. ror and weariness, yet its effect! ^^ss of our n2Sonal strength; pride j covenanted wiS^^^ , J TnuT ^^rwaV^n Idel STThu'^sX^tid" in the high purpose for which we! tions not onlv to renounce war as temerity to put fo ^ a rd an idea and Thursday ai^ Woburn will and the American Legion Monthly doesn’t quite get over. Instead of | Giccn for- the best World War novel. It feeling _ a horror of war, the reader Elxcept the Lord build the house, S I ? ^alSof?or?rrrao"yl j Z t v o l S S « t , o n / S a,e-old ?5,! ought to be one of the best sellers * feels a vague impatience with the j ^hey labor in vain that build it.— of the year; and it is unlike any writer. Psalm 127;1. war novel that we have had before. That, at any rate, was ray experi­ (Compiled by the Bible Guild) This book tells the story of the ence. ’Hie book is published by The war as it looked to a girl; a college Dial Press, and costs $2. Wednesday: Harold Bell Wright, tive as well as a limitation of war. man are joined by Henry B. Little graduate who went overseas as an A Football Player Who novelist. From the war we have two para- j quate. We need to strengthen our army stenographer and later be­ Didn’t Like the Game mount obligations. We owe to ' own provisions for it. Our State I offer it only for the consideration and John F. Cutter in the contest of the world. against “Bobby” Gillis. Nelson lost came a canteen worker with the In “The Unwilling God,” Percy those who suffered and yet lived an , Department is the first of these I have not made it a govermental to Gillis two years ago. Y. M. C. A. close to the front and Marks surveys the situation of the obligation of national assistance, means. It must be strengthened with the army of ocn^ation. college football players—and makes each according to his need. We and supported as the great arm of proposition to any nation and do in Taunton, not do so now. I know that any Mayor Andrew J. McGraw of Consequently it attacks w ar an interesting and rather enlight- A THOUGm Sur pr'omlS %ft 'tliTM lvtlZ °” aSzItTon“ " f ’ p ta t.^ 'W e ‘°n S d wide departure from a c c e p t e d ^ Taunton is opposed by William L. from a new angle. There are few I ening tale. and bursting shells or rattling machine j The hero of this book is a very would help bring peace to the world, further to extend'our treaties with nor, hy. Jrl i gims in Miss Le'e’s book. Most of gifted half-back in an eastern col­ The Nation will discharge its ob- other countries providing methods nation. No idea can be perfected ! John P. Howland in a non-partisan except upon the anvil of debate, primary. All may seek election the story takes place behind the lege. He also happens to be a bril­ Let him that is taught in thr^ ligations. | for reference of controversies to lines, much of it in such safe places liant and ambitious student, and he word communicate unto Him that HUNTERS The men who fought know the | conference, to inquiry as to fact, or This is not a proposition for the ' later. forthcoming naval conference, as a three-cornered contest for as Paris and Bordeaux. is working his way through college teacheth in all good things.—Gala­ real meaning and dreadfulness of fg arbitration, oi to judicial deter- Yet, for all that, the book con­ for the sole pu^ose of getting an tians 6:6. war. No man came from that fur- mination. We have need to define that session is for a definite pur- mayoralty nominations will be TAKE NOTICE! tT e " ru\Ts of 7onTuct o rn a tio n r^ d pose and this proposal will not be , staged in Mar^oro a m ^ g Arthur veys the sense of war’s horrible education. nace a swashbuckling militarist. waste, its aimless, blundering, stu­ He drops football because it You cannot teach a man any­ Those who saw its realities and its to formulate an authoritative sys- injected into it. ^ J. Rougeau, V^lliarn N. Daven- Hunters are forbidden to tem of international law. We have Food Ships in War Time port and A. A. Martel. The two re­ pidity, as powerfully > as any novel takes too much time. A “loyal al- thing; you can only help him to find trespass on our property at backwash in the sacrifice of women I can recall, with the single excep­ umunus” then pays him $25 a week it wit-fin himseU—Galileo...... and children are not the men who need under proper reservations to For many years, and born of a , ceiying the h ghest number of votes Highland Park for the purpose „lorify war. They are the men who support the World Court in order poignant personal experience, 11 wn 1 have their names placed on the tion of Remarque’s great book. As so that he can grive up his spare­ an indictment of everything that time jobs and have time for the of shooting game. pray for peace for their children. ^jja,t we may secure judicial deter- have held that food ships should be ^ ballot at the regiilar election. FLYER’S MOTHER DIES. But they rightly demand that peace : mination of certain types of con- made free of any interference in | Mayor Harold D Bent is unop- war means it stands in the front game. But he fails to win popu­ Any persons violating the order rank. larity with his classmates, despite will be prosecuted to the full extent be had without the sacrifice of our ; troversies and build up precedents times of war. I would place all ; posed for the Republican nomina- Dubline, Irish Fre3 State, Nov. 12. independence or of those principles ■ which add to the body of interns- vessels laden solely with food sup- ^ tion in Brockton, William H. Powers The physical destruction worked his athletic brilliance. They sense of the law. by war is not passed over. There that football, to him, is just a game, — (AP)—Mrs. Fitzmaurice, mother of justice without which civilization tional law. By these agencies we plies on the same footing as hos- ; is unopposed for the Democratic is a description of. a hospital that a matter of minor importance. He of the trans-Atlantic flier, died at LAWRENCE W. CASE, must fail. ■ relegate a thousand frictions to or- pital ships. The time has come i choice, and Benjamm Perlin is run- her home here. Colonel Fitzmaurice, Case Brothers. Task of Statesmen. ^ derly processes of settlement and when we should remove sJ;arvation j nmg as an Independent. makes one want to cry out at the has no “college spirit,” and hence top of one’s lungs in protest. Yet is unpopular. who was former chief of the Free Tonics Springs CO. Such a sacrifice of freedom and ! hy deliberation in action we prevent of women and children from the | the ultimate effect of Miss Lee’s The book is a valuable discussion State Air Corps, is now in America. justice is the one calmity greater j their development into national in- weapons of warfare, book is that war’s greatest destruc­ of college athletics and their effect than war. The task of statesmen ' flammation. The rapid growth of industrial RELIGIOUS PROBLEMS tion is its destruction of the spirit on the athletes. It is published by UAVID CHAMBERS is to build a road to peace which , §, interested in Peace civilization during the past half —which, if Vou will recall, was also Harper & Brothers. PRINCE GEORGE ILL. avoids both of these calamities. ^Ve are also interested that other century has created in many coun- the final word of “All Quiet.” When This road requires preparedness for nations shall settle by pacific tries .populations far in excess of London, Nov. 12.—(AP)—Prince ('()NTRA(TOR Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 12.— (AP) a man goes to war he is marked for ARMISTICE DAY BABY. defense: it equally requires pre- means the controversies arising be- their domestic food supply and thus life, whether he gets to the trenches Arlington, Mass., Nov. 11.— (AP) George, youngest sou of King paredness for peace. : tween them. From every selfish steadily weakened their natural de- j -^-Problems arising from the rela- George and Queen Mary,i was con- AND BIIII.DER The world today is comparatively , pojnt of view the preservation of fensss. As a consequence, protec-j tions of Catholic, Jews and Pro- or not; there is no escaping it, no —Surgical skill has aided Mrs. at peace. The outlook for a peace- poace among other nations is of tion for overseas or imported sup- j testants were the subject today of getting away from the terrible, de­ Carleton D. Smith, World War nurse ; to Ws room today with a chill, 68 Hollister Street able future is more bright than for : interest to the United States. In plies has been one of the most im- ! a seminar directed by the Calvert moralizing grip. and wife of a World War aviator, | He has cancelled his engagements, half a century past. Yet after all ^ such wars we are in constajit dang- pelling causes of increasing naval | Round Table of Boston. Four hun- Miss Lee sums it up in the words to fulfill her wish that a child be | — it is an armed peace. The men im- ; gj. gf entanglement because of in- armaments and military alliances, i dred persons planned to attend the of a young lieutenant: bora to her at the hour of the 1 ______der arms including active reserves i terference with the widespread ac- Again, in countries which produce ; two day sessions, “You go to war thinking you’re anniversary of the signing of the 1 in the world are almost 30,000,000 : tiyities of our citizens. But of far surplus food their economic stabili- i President A. Lawrence Lowell of going to see excitement. And you Armistice. find out that seven-eighths of it is A Caesarean operation was per­ in number, or nearly_ 10,000,000 i more importance than this, our ty is also to a considerable degree ^ Harvard, the Reverend Michael J. more than before the Great War. j ideals and hopes are for the pro- dependent upon keeping open the Ahem of Boston College, and Rabbi a worse bore than peace ever was formed at the Symmes hospital Due to the Washington Arms Con- ; gress of justice through the entire avenues of their trade in the export ; Harry Levi of Temple Israel were If every one could write home here yesterday with Dr. Guy Ed ference and the destruction of the , world. We desire to see all humani- of such surplus, and this again to address the opening meeting at exactly what they do here, every ward Sanger of Arlington and Dr. German Navy, the combatant ships ' ^y relieved of the hideous blight of stimulates armament on their, part the Fogg Museum of Harvard col- woman in the U. S. would be a George Towle of Boston in attend- in the world show some decrease war and of the cruelties and in jus- to protect such outlets. lege. paaficlst, when we get back.” | anco and a healthy girl baby was t since the war. But aircraft and tices that lead to war. We are in- qhus the fear of an interruption Chairmen of three round tables Overseas soldiers occasionally re- | bom other instruments of destruction terested in all methods that can be m sea-borne food supplies has were announced as follows: “Voca- fer, with a laugh, to “The Battle of Before her marriage, while Dor- are far more potent than they were devised to assure the settlement of powerfully tended toward naval de- tional Adjustment,” George W. Paris.” That engagement is fully ette Otto, she enlisted as a nurse even in the Great War. There are controversies between nations, velopment in both importing and Coleman, president of the Babaon explained in this book. In some and was assigned to the receiving fears, distrusts, and smouldering ; There are today two roads to exporting nations. In aU important Institute, Wellesley: “Misrepre- ways it was a worse affair than station at Fort Oglethorpe. Her injuries among nations which are | that end. The European nations wars of recent years to cut off or sentation of Religious Beliefs and Chateau 'Thierry or the Argonne. future husband was serving in the The lieutenant’s remark is amply 314th Aerial Squadron. ! the tinder of war. Nor does a single ' jjave, by the covenant of the League to protect such supplies has formed Practices,” Prof. Harrison S. Elliott HARTFORD quarter of a century during all the of Nations, agreed that if nations a large clement in the strategy of of Union Theological Seminary, justified. Women have the best of The couple also have a six-year-1 ages of human experience warrant fau to settle their differences peace- all combatants. We can not con- New York City; and “Community reasons for being pacifists. old daughter. * the assumption that war will not ably then force should be applied demn any one nation; almost all Conflict and Co-operation,” Prof, “It’s a Great War!” has its faults, occur again. by other nations to compel them who have been engaged in war John J. Mahoney of Boston Uni- of course. It could be condensed. Gloomy as this picture may be, to be reasonable. We have refused have participated in it. The world versity. Its style is somewhat artificial. But, yet we can say with truth that the to travel this road. We are con- must sooner or later recognize this The Calvert Round Table has for all that, it’s a notable book. world is becoming more genuinely fident that at least in the Western 3,3 one of the underlying causes of membership of 100. Don’t let yourself miss it. inclined to peace; that the forces Hemisphere public opinion will suf- jts armed situation, but, far beyond This Bryan Biography J»i of imperial domination and aggres- g^e to check- violence. This is the this, starvation should be rejected Absorbing—and Fair Sion, of fear and suspicion are dy- road we propose to travel. What among the weapons of. warfare. William Jennings Bryaua’s life ing down; that they are being re- we urgently need in this direction To those who doubt the practica­ LastNlght^s Fights was dramatic and eventful enough placed with the desire for security jg a further development of meth- bility of the idea, and who insist to make a marvelous subject for and peaceful development. The old ods for reference of unsettled con- that agreements are futile for the the biographer; yet his work was objectives of tortuous diplomacy troversies to joint inquiry by the purpose controlling conduct in war, | New York—A1 Singer, New York, of such a kind that the ordinary are being replaced with frank and parties assisted by friendly nations, j poijg. out that the Belgian stopped Johnny Sheppard, Boston, biographer would be apt to betray open relations directed to peace. : m order that action may be stayed belief Commission delivered more 7; Nel Tarleton, England, outpoint- a strong bias either for or against There is no more significant step and that the agressor may be sub- ^.^33 ^wo thousand shiploads of : od Pinky Silverberg, New York, 10. the subject—with the result that a in this progress than the solemn jected to the searchlight of public food through two rings of blockade ! Philadelphia— Charley Belanger, Bryan biography is apt to be either coyenant that civilized nations have opinion. and did it under neutral guarantees ' Canada, outpointed Matt Adgie, a saccharine bit of blind hero-wor­ now entered, to renounce war and Another Task continuously during the whole Philadelphia, 10. Benny Bass, Phila­ ship or an unjust and merciless at­ to settle disputes by pacific means. And we have another task equal- -world War. The protection of food delphia, outpointed Eddie Reed, tack on everything the man did and V It is this realignment of the mind ly great as the settlement of inci- movements in time of war would New York, 10. stood for. of the world that gives the hope of dental controversies. We must, constitute a most important contri- Buffalo—Jimmy Slattery, Buffalo, “The Peerless Leader: William peace. where opportunity offers, work gution to the rights of all parties. knocked out Johnny Haystack, Jennings Bryan,” by the late Pax­ But peace is not a static thing, steadfastly to remove the deeper whether neutrals or belligerents. Binghampton, New York, 1. ton Hibben, manages to avoid both To maintain peace is a d3mamic causes and frictions which lead to 33^ would greatly tend toward Pittsburgh —Farmer Joe Cooper, evils, however. It is impartial and \ in its requirements as is the con- disputes and ill will. One of those lessening the pressure for naval Terre Haute, Ind., outpointed Buck —to my notion—eminently fair. duct of w-ar. We can not say “let causes is competition in armament, gti-ength. Foodstuffs comprise about i McTiernan, 10. In it Bryan appears as a tall fig­ there be peace” and go about other in order to stir a nation to the ex- 25 per cent of the commerce of the ; Newark —Doc Conrae, Newark, ure that just fell short of the business. Nor are the methods by penditures and burdens of increased world but would constitute a much outpointed Rene De Vos, Belgium, gpiant's stature. He stood, for a which peace is to be maintained armament, some danger and some more important portion of the trade ten. time, like the prophet of a new age. and war prevented to be established enemy must Ije envisaged. Fears pi^giy fo be interfered with by a i Louisville—Frankie Graham, New He lifted up men’s hearts and by slogans or by abstract phrases and -distrust must be used as a f,iockade. I knocked out Nick Bartel, St. stirred their hopes and make them or by academic theory. Progress goad to stir the Nation forward Men of good will throughout the i Louis, 2. follow him. He flashed out of the toward peace can be attained only to competitive effort. No one denies world are working earnestly and I - west like a knight in armor, and for as^ a result of realistic practical that the maintenance of great honestly to perfect the equipment disagree until the time finds a solu- twenty years he was a great power daily conduct amongst nations. It armament is a burden upon the 33^^ preparedness for peace. But tion. We have in recent years in American life. can be the result only of a frank backs of all who toil. The expen- jg something high above and heard a vast chatter of enmity and But he missed greatness, some­ recognition of forces which may; diture for it curtails vast projects mfimtely more powerful than the , criticism both within and without how. His reach exceeded his grasp. He had a golden voice and a gift disturb peace. For instance, we human betterment which gov- 311 ambassadors And minis- our borders where there is no real must realize that our industrial life, ernments might undertake. Every ^gj.g_ something far more powerful for phrase-making, and they took enmity and no conflict of vital in­ him a long way; but they were not our employment, our comfort, and man under arms means that some ' jhan treaties and the machinery of terest and no unsolvable controv­ our culture depend greatly upon other man must bear an extra bur­ arbitration and concilation and ju­ quite enough. ersy. Hibben’s book shows this with­ our interchange of goods and ideas den somew'here. But a greater cost dicial decision, something more vit­ It is a homely parallel but equal­ with other nations. We must real- is the ill will resulting from rivalry out being critical. 1 1 reveeds al than even our covenants to ly true that relations between na­ Bryan’s shortcomings but stirs ize that this interchange can not be between nations in construction of abolish'Var, something more mighty tions are much like relations be- carried on imless our citizens are armaments. than armies and navies in defense. | tween individuals. Questions which sympathy and admiration for him. flung into every quarter of the . It is first and foremost to rid That Is to build the spirit of good ' arise between friends are settled If it explains why he failed, it also globe and the citizens of every ourselves of this danger that I have will and friendliness, to create re- j as the passing Incidents of a day, shows quite clearly that he at least other nation are represented in pur again initiated naval negotiations, gpect and confidence, to stimulate ! The very same questions between stood head and shoulders above all country. ^ I have full confidence in the success esteem between peoples—this is the men who distrust and suspect each Our Obligations of the conference which will assem- ^ ^3^. greatest guaranty of peace. In ; other may lead to enmity and con- We must realize that some of ble next January. In setting up ^^^3^. atmosphere, all controversies' flict them get into trouble somewhere. ; this conference we have already , become but passing incidents of the ! it was in this endeavor that I Let Us Invest Certeinly their troubles will multi-; agreed with Great Britain that: ^oes this friendliness, re-I visited the Presidents of the South ply if other nations are at war. We there shall be a ppity in naval 1 gpe^t, and esteem come to nations | American Republics. That is why have an obligation and every other : strength between us. "^ am m hopes behave weakly or supinely. It 11 welcomed the visit of the Prime Your Money nation has an obligation to see to that there vyill be a serious jeduc- comes to those who are strong but Minister of Great Britain to the the protection of their lives, and; tion in navies as a relief to the , ^se their strength not in ar- United States. that justice is done to them so long | 'economic burdens of all peoples. . rogance or injustice. It is through , All these men have talked of In Mortgages as they comply wath the laws of the ; And I believe that men and women these means that v/e establish the their problems in a spirit charged wuntnes m which they reside, j throughout the world deniand such sincerity, the justice, and the dig- 1 with the gravest responsibility, not On good reliable local proper­ From all these relationships fric-, reduction. We must reduce and ^jty of a great people. That is a 1 only for our own relations but for Acid test ties. We handle all the de­ tions and controversies will arise . limit warships by agreement only, vision of diplomacy that is the peace and safety of the world. tails. n„r ^ reduction of d3vming in the world. ; w e have thought out loud together By our undertaking imder the armaments by example alone. Moral Defense • as men can think in diplomatic i, f ^ °ations can colossal power of the United notes. We made no commitments, means to settle such controversies build the agencies of pacific settle- states overshadows scores of free-1 w e drove no discussion to final con- ARTHUR A. KNOFLA ^^rue N ew s' nations. Their defense | clusion. We explored the areas of the doctrine enunciated ^ that far- fear, the most dangerous of all na-, 3g3j3gj. ^g jg 3 moral defense. To possible constructive action and “Service That Satisfies” i ™ them confidence that _with the possible controversy.. We examined 87.5 Main St. Phone 5440 in his famous declaration at Rio de j groundless by long proof of inter- high moral sense of the American the pitfalls of international relations Janeiro in 1907. At that time he national honesty, until the power people this defense is more power- frankly and openly. With this wider announced that we would not use of world public opinion as a re­ ful than all armies or navies, is a understanding of mutual difficulties war or warlike means to enforce straint of aggression has had many sacred duty which lies upon us. and aspirations we can each in our NATIVE or collect upon private business years of test, there will not have It has been my cherished hope own sphere better contribute to Accurate contracts. It is our settled policy. been established that confidence organize positively the foreign re- broaden good will, to assist those Dangerous Forces which warrants the abandonment lations of the United States on this | forces which make for peace in the But there are other more deep- of preparedness for defense among high foundation and to do it in j world, to curb those forces which seated and more dangerous forces nations. To do so may invite war. reality, not simply in diplomatic , make for distrust. Thereby do we which produce friction and con- j For Prepareiiness phrases. The establishment of that i secure the imponderable yet tran- troversy than these eruptions over j I am for adequate preparedness relationship is vastly more impor-! scendent spiritual gains which IS IS a n e w s p a r g r the rights of citizens. We must as a guaranty that no foreign sol­ tant than the mere settlement of come from successful organization TURKEYS TURKEYS realize that there are many un­ dier shall ever step upon the soil of the details of any of our chronic of peace and confidence in peace. will make your Thanksgiving an solved problems of boundaries be­ our country. international problems. In such That is why I have endeavored to old fashioned New England tween nations. There are peoples Our Nation has said with millions pure air and in that alone can both meet the leaders of their nations, feast. aspiring to a greater measure of of voices that we desire only de­ sides with frankness and candor for I have no fear that we are not KARL MARKS means Truth told interestingly self-government. There are the fense. That is the effect of the present their points of view and able to impress every country with Poultry Yards, 1S6 Summer St. fears of invasion and domination covenant we have entered into, not either find just "formulas for settle­ the single-minded good will which Tel. 7280 bequeathed to all humanity from to use war as an instrument of na- ment. nr. Rltemativelv. ‘ ap"rp» tn Ups in t.h« Antiftrlnan heart.

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cussed the matter and It was de­ although Portugese is spoken also WORLD WAR VEKRAN, The Newest Portrait of— cided to hold a meeting next, Satur­ by the natives, which the Wains WAPPING COLUMBIA day evahing in the same place to have learned in the past year while at Portugal. They are very enthu­ CRAZED, SHOOTS S E li CROWD OF 100,000 “THE FIRST LA D Y OF THE LAND” which the* public is invited to dis­ Wapping Grange will hold its cuss the matter further and to ap­ siastic about their work and their Miss Harriet. Fuller spent nearly point a Committee to carry out many friends here wish them all twenty-first regular meeting Tues­ success, in this their chosen life day evening, Nov. 12, at 8 o’clock AT PRIEST’S GRAVE! a week with friends in North Bast- stfeh a/c.elebratiop if it seems ad­ While Guns Are Booming for erm Mass. She. formerly lived ■ there visable. work. at the school hall. It will be the an­ nual election of officers. Armistice Day He Fires on for 11 years, but had not been back Much Interest is being mani­ for the past seven years, and en­ Last Wednesday evening at the Policemen. fested in the coming competitive town court of South Windsor, joyed meeting many old friends. program to be given at the regular DURANT BOUND OVER Police Unable to Control Mrs. Jennie Hunt spent the week Grange meeting of November 20th. Judge Leslie Newberry presiding, Pittsburgh, Nov. 11.— (AP.)— , end in Manchester at the home of five men were fined. They were While guns were booming out a The contest is between the odd and Shelton, Nov. 12.— (AP)— Ed­ Miss Hattie Strickland. even birthdays, and the member­ Julius Lawrence, charged with salute in observance of Armistice Throngs at Cemetery Little Anne Louise Little of Wil- ward “Pompy” Durant, recluse and reckless driving, $50 and costs; Day, Edward Bannon, 34, a World ship is thus diAdded with about the former sea captain, who on October limantic spent the week end with same number on each side. Judges Thomas Ready and Patrick Gib­ I War veteran who had barricadpd her cousin, Jean Ishan. 23 inflicted pistol woimds which bons, intoxication, $1 arid costs; himself in his home yesterday shot Three Cures Reported. will be present from Hebron nearly caused the death of William A special sermon suitable for Grange. The meeting wiU be open Frank Musicavicr and Julia Law­ ; himself in the head. He was wound­ Armistice Day was preached Sun­ to members of Grange families. Gilmore at the home of Miss Hannah rence, violating the liquor laws, ed probably fatally. day morning at ’ the local church Buddington, where both were em­ nolled on payment of costs. The Bannon’s home was surroimded Malden, Mass., Nov. 11.— (AP) — ' The pastor of the Columbia ployed, and who later, resisting ar­ by the pastor, Rev. John Howell. Church extends an invitation to all Pero case was nolled without pay­ by police who had hurled tear Witli the removal of the stone over He took as his subject “Isiah, one rest, shot Officer John Donovan, ment when it was found a mistake bombs in an effort to dislodge .the interested in establishing a regular was boimd over by Judge J. G. the grave of the Rev. Patrick Power of the greatest patriots of all time.” Church night for Bible Study and had been made. apparently crazed war veterpn from the Holy Cross cemetery, The choir sang as an anthem “Oh Shapiro in the City Court today on The Parent Teachers’ Associa­ discussion to meet at the Parson­ two charges of assault with intent from his embattled position in the which 100,000 people viewed yester­ God, our help in ages past.” There age Wednesday evening of this tion meeting is postponed from this attic of the dwelling. The former 1 were specially prepared opening ex­ to commit murder. Durant pleaded day after recent reported miraca- week? (Monday) afternoon till Tuesday soldier fired on the officers when lous cures there, police and ceme­ ercises for the Sunday School ses­ guilty to both charges, but the plea Letters are beginning to be re­ of not guilty was substituted by or­ afternoon at the school hall, on they tried to enter the house dur­ tery officials today hoped for a ces-j sion, prepared by a committee of November 19 on account of Armis­ ceived by local friends, from Mrs. der of the court. ing a thirteen hour siege that be­ sation of the pilgrimage. the Christian Endeavor Society. tice Day. gan late last night. Miss Ahlene Badge played a pre­ Duane Wain from her mission sta-1 Gilmore, though he received one Scenes approaching panic were tion in Africa. Mrs. Wain has not bullet through both walls of his Mrs. Henrietta Murphy of South In answer to questions shouted enacted by the immense crow(i, lude on the piano, and David Hunt Windsor, spent the week-end with at him as he lay behind his barri­ I and Westcott Rice gave a respon- been able to do much as yet, as she stomach and another in his spine, worked up to a religious fervor by ; contracted malaria on the voyage, made what the surgeons at Griffin her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Famham cade, Bannon replied: “They’re go­ the declarations of several crippled ' sive reading. The Christian Endeavor meeting I and has been ill for three weeks. hospital regarded as a miraculous of Norwich. ing to get me yet.” Further ques­ and sick persons that they were ! She is to teach in the girls school recovery, and was able to appear in Mrs. Robert Colby and little tions brought the explanation that cured. Fourteen policemen were Sunday evening was led by Mrs. daughter Virginia, are planning to John Howell with a Missionary I in Chilesso, and Mr. Wain to do court today against Durant, as was I “they” were “bootleggers from De­ helpless, stones on nearby graves spend the winter with her sister in topic. ! similar work with the boys? Mr. also Officer Donovan. troit.” He said they were to con^e' were overturned, several womeo I Wain is teaching sewing, and has Buckland, Mass. Mr. Colby and his I last night and “take me for a fainted and children were trampled. ^ A troop of Boy Scouts is being formed by the local pastor, Rev. charge of the dormitory, which in­ brother-in-law expect to work in ride.” Cures Reported. cludes inspection of their rooms, MAYOR SWORN IN the lumber business during the Among those who reported their John Howell and already enough boys have been secured for a pa­ and clothes, and measure out their winter. condition improved at the grave ol food, corn to make into com iheal, Mrs. Anna Wheeler of South Grange, State Commissioner of trol. The boys are much interested Bridgeport, Nov. 12.— (AP) — Education Dr. Albert Meredith wih the young priest, who was buried in the project and are studying which the girls do by pounding on Windsor is the guest of Mrs. sixty years ago at the age of 2o. rocks just as ,they do in their vil­ Edward T. Buckingham was sworn Charles Hubbard of Hartford. be the speaker; “Songs we love” by- hard to pass their first examina­ in to office as mayor of this 'city at Good Will Grange; discussion^ were Miss Helen M. Hunt, 24, who tions that they may become Tend­ lages. The girls also are allowed The regular meeting of . East said she was able to walk after beans and meat twice a week. It noon today, together with city offi­ Central Pomona Grange will be Pro's and'Con’s of Farmers Co-op­ erfoot Scouts which is the first cials elected last Tuesday. The in­ erative,” Pro’s in charge of Charles kneeling before the shrine although stage. They will meet in the Town is hoped to have a practice house held with Bolton Grange next Wed-, she had been suffering from par.a- soon in which four girls will live auguration ceremonies were held at nesday, November 13. It is to be an Clark of Granby Grange and Con*^s Hall Friday evening of this week. by Alfred Stone of Wapping lysis for several years, Selra.a A movement for a Community at a time, in which Mrs. Wain will the Central High school. all-day meeting. The morning ses­ Thomas, 17, of WaterviUe, Me., and instruct them in cooking, cleanli­ Over 2,000 persons attended the sion will open at 10:30 o’clock. The Grange; reading from Tolland Christmas celebration has been ceremonies. Mayor Buckingham aft­ Rita Cholette, 8, of Manchester, N. launched at the suggestion of the ness and the care of small children. fifth degree will be conferred in the Grange. There will be a report qf H. The mothers of the last two sa-.d Improvement Association. Satur­ The language of the natives in this er taking oath of office, delivered a morning. The following program the N. E. Lecturers Conference and their children had been cripples day evening committees of two party of the country is Umbundu. short address. will be presented: A musical recita­ final reports on combination pro­ and Mr. and Mrs. Wain will spend Twenty-nine officials elected No­ grams. from childhood. members from each town organi­ vember 5 were inaugurated today. tion by a member of Bolton At dawn yesterday, 2,000 were zation met at the Hall and dis­ the next six months in learning this, waiting at the cemetery gates and within a few hours the roads for miles aroimd were blocked by thous- of automobiles. Huge throngs bat­ tled at elevated stations on th^ way •ill ^^C m ete^^o^ials were expected i Here’s Mrs. Herbert Hoover’s latest picture, taken just the other today to erect an iron fence around j day. Critics of studio photography say it is one of the best pictures eve the ^ave before replacing the stone, made of the wife of the president.______Women Have Something to Say If INTERNATIONAL CLUB IS WORLD FINACIERS Queer Twists FORMED; HOLDS BANQUET IN MORE TROUBLE In Day’s News ANCIENT PREJUDICE Jew, Chinese, German, Italian Baden-Baden, Germany, Nov. 12. and Yankee Eat Chinese New York.—Just because a man f— (AP)—The conference on the Food in First Meeting. takes a lady to lunch, in the words of Kenneth Harlan, film star, it ‘•Rank for International Settlements, Yesterday was Armistice Day, doesn’t mean that he is planning to 'which selected Basel, Switzerland, the eleventh anniversary of the marry her. Quite by accident he :as the domicile for the bank, result- H A S BEEN REMOVED ending of the World War. It was bumped into Flo Hart, formerly ' ing in the departure for home of the also the anniversary of the be^n- Mrs. Harlan. He invited her to j chief Belgian delegates who- had AM ERICAN INTELLIGENCE has ridiculed into oblivion that ancient prejudice which excluded women from a voice in council. Today, Tiing of peace between the nations eat. She accepted. It was just a wanted Brussels, has run into fur­ of the earth. And so it was that the friendly, casual meeting. He doesn’t ther troubled waters, in millions o f homes, the delicious flavor of LU CKY STRIKE fills the room as the family group respects theopinion o f its woimn folk. first meeting of the International even know where she lives. i Although it had been planned to Club of Manchester "was held last Los Angeles.—Another beauty of hold sessions today, no meetings night as a fitting observance of the the courts is to leave the sunkissed ' were held because of the develop- state for the Atlantic seaboard a Iment of difficulties in connection ! Armistice. bride. Midge Gladman, tennis star, iwith the French attitude toward the The banquet was held in the is engaged to Johnny Van Ryn of Golden Gate Laundry. The menu i trust agreement. It was reported East Orange, N. J. They are both ■ that the French desired to couple consisted of chop suey with al­ tennis stars. Which recalls that monds, fried rice cakes, Chinese {reparations with the allied debts. It Hazel Hotchkiss became Mrs. !also is stated that the conference chestnuts and tea. George W. Wightman of Boston and has been unable to satisfy the At the table sat Jake Greenberg, Charlotte Hosmer is now Mrs. Al- I French government on the question Jew; Fred Qwang, Chinese; John |fred E. Chapin, Jr., of Springfield, :of fitting Chancellor Snowden’s Adamy, German; B. F. Carinl, Ital­ Mass. Hague revision figures into the trust ian, and Louis Smith, Yankee. New York.—Evelyn Laye, English agreement. beauty of musical comedy now in a , .. Ask Postponement. stellar role on Broadway, is seeking i A postponement of the plenary a divorce in London from Sonny ’ session therefore was asked until Hale, who was once in the chorus of Thursday. a production in which she starred. Pierre Quesnay, head of the Time was when-English newspapers French delegation, is now in Paris made much about their domestic but is keeping in constant touch with happiness. the French representatives here. I. London. — Lady Weymouth has A. Desanchez, American expert, left THE SEWING MACHINE. dispensed with the reading of verses hurriedly for Paris last night in re­ at the baptism of her baby referring sponse to telephonic summons. On N ot. 12, 1850, a patent on the to all men being conceived and born : There was a somewhat worried first sewing machine to sew curvi.ig in sin. Dr. T. W. Gilbert of the and despondent note among the seams was issued to Allen B. Wil­ London School of Divinity says the delegates today. They had hoped son, New York cabinet maker and practice is becoming widespread. I to v/ind up their work and leave by inventor. He also introduced Lbe New York.—By permission of a Wednesday night but now conditions rotary hook and stationary bobbin. judge Olav Olsen has become Olav lare such that they do not know i I Wilson’s invention aided maten- Allen. He had been divorced, he when the conference wall end. There ally in popularizing the sewing ma­ explained, and his fiancee, Sigfrid ■ aiso has been some criticism that chine which was just then becoming Bugge, disliked the prospfect of be­ ! the selection of Basel as the seat for ing known to his friends and rela­ the bank w-as a political rather than a real competitor of hand labor as I l u c k y ! tives as the second Mrs. Olsen. a bankers’ decision. 1 ISTRIKail the result of other inventions bv London.—Nine out of 14 women Meanwhile the statutes of the Walter Hunt, Elias Howe, John M. P.’s are reticent about their bank’s charte' have been printed in 99 Bachelder, Isaac Singer and A. E. ages. The figures do not appear in i final form and have ^een sent 'to the Gibbs. the official handbook. But 102 men governments concerned taut thus As the fundamental patents o’o- also have failed to provide the in­ j far have not been made available to toasting did it tained by these pioneer inventors formation. The total membership is ' correspondents. have gradualy expired the most sat­ 615. Gone is that ancient prejudice against cigarettes Progress isfactory features of the older m-i- New York.—California sends New chines have been adopted by all York 58,000 carloads of food an­ has been made. W e removed the prejudice against cigarettes modern sewing machine manufac­ nually: Florida sends 22,000. The turers. figures are. from an exhibit pre­ when we removed harmful corrosive ACRIDS {pungent irri^ Today also is the anniversary pared by city market authorities for , DOTATIONS of the birth, on Nov. 12, 1770, of a hotel exposition. tants) from the tobaccos. Joseph Hopkinson, author ot Lakewood, N. J.—The wealth of “Hail! Columbia!” two members of the police force e a r s ago, when cigarettes were made without the aid*of And on Nov. p.2, 1775, Ameri­ has been increased by eleven shiny cans under Mongomery entered Rockefeller dimes. John D. Sr., ar­ modern science, there originated that ancient prejudice against Montreal, Canada. riving for a three weeks’ stay be­ ! “So far as I can see, the thing Y fore going to Florida, ran into two i that is being bought and sold all cigarettes.Thatcriticismisnolongerjustified,LUCKY STRIKE, officers outside church. Upon in­ PANTAGES VISITS WIFE quiry one revealed that he was ; in Wall# Street is the Future. Cer- • childless but that his parents lived ‘ tainly it is not the Present. There the finest cigarette you ever smoked, made of the choicest tobacco, with himself and w'ife the other had is a marvelous market for hopes I and dreams.”—Herbert N, Casson. Los Angeles, Nov. 12.— (AP) — five children. properly aged and skillfully blended It s Toasted. Having been allowed a five hour Moscow.—Girls are to be ad­ (Forbes Magazine.) visit to the bedside of his wife, mitted to military academies for in­ Alexander Pantages was back in jail struction in artillery fire, aviation i “The speakeasies are not there ^‘TOASTING ” the most modern step in cigarette manufacture, here today awaiting the filing of an and other subjects. j because the police make money oiu appeal from his conviction and sen­ New York.—An Anglo-American ' of them; they are there because the rem ov^ from LUCKY STRIKE harmful i/ritants which are pres­ 'T.'i tence of from one to fifty years im­ vigilante committee to combat people want them.”—Elmer Davis prisonment for an attack on Eunice malicious propaganda against (Harper’s.) ent in cigarettes manufactured in the old-fashioned way. Pringle, 17-year-old dancer. friendly relations between Great Mrs. Lois Pantages, wife of the Britain and the United States is an­ ! “Hypocrisy is rapidly becoming a wealthy theater man, recently was nounced by Alfred C. Bossom, Brit­ {national characteristic.” — Mrs. Everyone knows that heat purifies, and so “ TOASTING”— granted ten years probation from ish architect and philanthropist. It I Charles H. Sabin. (Review of Ke- i her conviction of manslaughter in will have 24 members divided ! views.) LUCKY STRIKE’S extra secret process— removes harmful cor­ connection with the death after an equally between the countries. automobile collision of Juro Roku- “ you can never acquire anything rosive ACRIDS (pungent irritants) from LUCKIES which in the V moto, Japanese gardener. She was in this world without purchasing lu *Tt’s Toasted” — ^the phrase that describes the reported by her physician and mem­ —purchasing it by your own will old-fashioned manufacture of cigarettes cause throat irritation and bers of her family to be seriously FIND BOMB IN STUDIO and effort.”—Ramsay MacDonald. extra “toasting” process applied in the manu­ ill. coughing. Thus “TOASTING” has destroyed that ancient preju­ Pantages was ' released under “The doctrine that you learn by facture of Lucky Strike Cigarettes. The finest guard to visit his wife, on an order Los Angeles, Nov. 12.— (AP) — trying, that you cannot be sure you dice against cigarette smoking by men and by women. signed by Superior Judge Charles Discovery by a night watchman of a are going right until you have re­ tobaccos—the Cfeam of the Crop—are sden- Fricke, who presided at his trial. steel-encased bomb, equipped ■with sisted temptation to go wrong, has an electric detonator, under the been decisively rejected by Ameri­ "tifically subjected to penetrating heat at mini­ REMOVE MAYOR’S PICTURE. floor of an abandoned stage set at; can public opinion.”—EJlmer Davis. mum, 260°—maximum, 300°, Fahrenheit. The the Metropolitan motion picture (Harper’s.) Berlin, Nov. 12.— (AP)—City studios led police today to investi­ exact, expert regulation o f such high tempera­ authorities today removed an oil gate a theory that bombers had “Why, .the world’s opportunities painting of Lord Mayor Boess which planned to blast the place but had just beginning to break.”—Heniy tures removes impurities. More than a slogan, hung in the City Hall and substitut­ been thwarted in their plans. Ford. ed a portarait of Kaiser William 1, Further search of the studio It’s toasted *Tt’s Toasted” is recognized by millions as the represented as riding his charger to buildings, which are being torn “A man’s reputation is that whicn ValhaUa. down prior to construction of sound is not found out about him.”—Lord most modem step in cigarette manufacture. Since the lord mayor has become stages, revealed fifteen electric de­ Dewar. ^ Throat Irritation-No Cou^h. Involved in the scandal growing out tonators, fifty pounds of black pow­ of revelations of alleged corruption der and 50 feet of use. Chicago police have been put on TUNE IN—TheLuckyStrikeDancoOrchesto#,every SatunUynight.ov.ra coa»t-to-coMt network of the N.B.C. in letting municipal contracts a Detective Lieutenant H. C. Colling a diet to keep every member of • *: heated argument has been waged of the police safe and explosive de­ the force vmder 200 pounds.. The against the propriety of tha picture tail said the bomb was of recent new order doesn’t say anything 0 1929, The Americfto Tobftcco Co., Mfrt. A the municipal quarters. construction. about pineapples, however. A' GE8IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1929.

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They are tak­ 55 YEARS AT SOUTH MANCHESTER dress of President Hoover was not ing depositions down in Texas for a mere repetition of phrases. Just TOM MOONEY use in the half million dollar alien­ a little disappointing to that school We don’t know and we don’t DOLIAIli ation suit brought against Tunney of thought which clings to the hope care whether Lewis Smith, former by Mr. Fogarty. About fifty per­ that America will some time join Cleveland adventurer, before he sons altogether will travel to Fort with the rest of the world in em­ died told the truth when he said— Worth from various parts of the ploying the stem hand of discipline as he undoubtedly did—that it was to be done with all these improved Lone Star state. Their expenses against violators of peace pacts, he who threw the bomb for which roads the answer also comes will be monumental. Then a flock of the Hoover address nevertheless Tom Mooney, labor leader, is serv­ through the mails—from the Ameri­ lawyers are “in” the suit. If the HEALIH^DIET ADVICE can Automobile Association. brings a new idea to the literature ing a life sentence in California. Dr Frank McCoy ,, former boxer should lose there will The A. A. A. says there will be i of war amelioration and one which, He may have been simply brag­ approximately 35,000,000 motor ve- | be a revelation in the speed witn if we mistake not, is bound to be ging. The point is that this new hides registered in the United j which quickly gained ring money QUCSTI0N5 IN MCAflO TO HfAlTH tO ie r Wnx BeOBVEttO accepted throughout the world as revelation in the Mooney case sup­ $r m jvm mo em u aoousxo in a m o f tw5 m p e r States by 1940, which is more than can melt in the courts. By that a tcio se ST/iMPEO AOD/tesseo EMVetope f o k fiePS.Y the number in the entire world to­ .of infinite importance and deserv­ plies what ought to be the last Qam m.coy m/nn semta latJutetits- c m . _ route, it can go about as fa.st as it day. ing of the most serious considera­ straw in the load of doubt which came. IN INFLAMED STOMACH <^very much for some information on tion. has been piled upon the conviction When your doctor tells you that this subject.” Instead of dwelling, as many be­ of Mooney for the preparedness you have gastritis, he does not mean Answer:—Epsom salts are not in­ parade outrage in San Francisco in that you have gas, but he means jurious to use for bathing. The ad­ lieved he might, on the fundamen­ that you have an inflammation of dition of the salts to the bath causes tal theory of freedom of the seas, 1916. IN NEW YORK your stomach. As acute attack of a slight increase of perspiration. E. A . Lettney the President propounded a novel Already the time has passed gastritis may be very disturbing, No Starch in Melba Toast but intensely rational proposition when there is any fairness in keep­ often being accompanied by vomit­ Question: J. J. G. asks: —“Will 38 Main St., Manchester ing Mooney in prison. Not only New York, Nov. 12.—New York ing and a knowledge that the food you kindly state whether or not for the pondering of the world. He is remaining in the stomach for a Melba toast contains starch and thousands of citizens of San Fran­ now has the world’s first all-news would have all the nations by reel picture theater. much longer time than it shou.l. how does the starch content com­ agreement place all food ships, in cisco and the country generally, And what’s particularly interest­ There may also be a severe head­ pare with ordinary wholewheat PLUMBING and but any number of court and other ing about it seems to be that the pro­ ache, usually in the front of the toast? Is Melba toast all right to time of war, on the same plane use in combination with eggs and officials have long been completely gram is edited very much like a head, or the whole back and base of HEATING that is now occupied by hospital the skull may feel ready to hurst. milk dishes, cheese, cottage cheese, convinced that Mooney was rail­ newspaper. That is to say that if ships alone. you happen to see the 2 o’clock in This is accompanied by a feverish junket, etc?” SPECIALIZING IN roaded on perjujred evidence; that Answer:— Melba toast is made The strength of the President’.^ the afternoon edition of the news feeling and very unpleasant breath he was framed and that he had real, it’s possible to go again at 8 with profound muscular fatigue, from white bread toasted so position in this proposal is that of with a repugnance towanl any food thoroughly that all of the starch is nothing to do with the fatal bomb o’clock in the evening and witness all nations of the' first class in whatever. Following the severe converted into pure dextrin and Sheet Metal outrage. Yet for want of some spe­ an almost entirely different pro­ therefore combines perfectly with : j the world the United States is the gram. pains of the stomach there cial circumstance to give needed may be something like an any other kind of food. only one that could afford, from a As fast as new pictures on im­ energy to the movement for his portant news events come in they attack of colic followed by Work i f purely strategic standpoint, to re­ diarrhea which may remain for a liberation he is still in prison, are rushed to the theater and re­ ject such a proposition without a leased. A patron of the old Em­ few hours or a few days and upon Now iii the time to have heat­ growing old in the serving of a second thought. It is the only one bassy—for that is where the news pressing the stomach it will be ers cleaned and repaired. Give pimishment he did not deserve. found tender and sensitive and the of the great powers entirely capa­ reels are reeling to the exclusion us a call. Prompt service. Coupons of all other forms of films—can, muscles often as hard as a wash­ Mooney was a blusterous, some­ Phone 3036. Read Carefully ble of sustaining itself through a if he is fortunate, watch the trend board. long war without recourse to sea­ what impleasant sort of factor in of news changing before his eyes. An attack of this nature frequent­ Coupon saving is ly follows the eating of foods which easy There are six borne food supplies. Wherefore the the life of San Francisco. But there The idea, which originated with OctagonSoap Prod­ William Fox, is to be taken across the patient knows he is intolerant ucts, each or which proposal to forego forever all food are very few people indeed who be­ to, such as pickles, beans or straw­ has a premium cov lieve he had anything to do with the nation if it works successfully BY RODNEY DUTCHER pon. Every time you blockades, in case of war, is one of berries; or it may come on after NEA Service Writer needsotpofanykind, in Manhattan. I’m told that thous­ eating an unusual dish or foreign advantage to any and every other the evil thing with which he was ands of picture-goers are news reel MANCHESTER simply ask your deal­ charged. He was convicted because mixture, such as rich Oriental, Chin­ Washington, Nov. 12.—Arduous er for "Octagon “ nation rather than our own. There fans, caring little for the third-rate, ese or Spanish dishes. Those with Before you know it he was a no^sy agitator, not be­ second-rate and even the very bad and diligent search into the pile of you’ll have 1 lot of can be no whisper of self-interest delicate stomachs are especially mail received from the govern­ PEOPLE coupons - besides the cause he was guilty of murder, first-rate pictures which are to be predisposed toward attacks of acute njoyment o f using the against this Hoover idea. seen and heard. ment’s various Information and ;st o f soaps Be^in And it is a double acting idea in­ which makes those who secured his gastritis.i^mus. nf ! pfcss buteaus in the past fortnight have- been trading with us out coupon saving GeF Your Premiums at Because of the inflammation o y ^ th^ RRsort- day to the bargain. Not only does it ap­ conviction a hundred times worse The editions will be issued very the stomach, it is advisable to fast or so reveals the following assort for years and years and we citizens than he was. much like a newspaper. Thus, for •for a few days, using no solid food . ment of careful and sifted facts: sure do appreciate'it. When THE F. T. B U SH HARDW ARE CO. peal to every better instinct of the The Bureau of Fisheries is look­ South Manchester The present revelations in the instance, if panicky conditions pre­ whatever, but drinking large quan- ! in Hartford dine with us and 792 Main Street, human heart in all lands, for beside vail on Wall Street, an early edi­ ing for some apprentice fish cul- case ought to supply the actuating titles of water and using an enema be sure to bring home some the fact that it would as the Presi­ tion would show the brokers rush­ until the poisonous substances have turists. Duties: Care for fish and dent says, “remove starvation of impulse to bring about Mooney’s ing into the Stock Exchange, while been entirely eliminated. fish eggs, handle and seine fish and | oysters and crackers for the prepare fish food. Salary: $1020 a ' women and children from the weap­ liberation with all possible speed. late afternoon editions would carry Chronic gastritis is usually the other members of the fam­ on the story and reveal the fever­ result of many years of dietetic year. ily. ons of warfare," it would, almost ish mobs gathering in the streets. indiscretions, and is much harded to The states distributed 68, 500,000 certainly, enormously decrease the “ OLIVER TWIST” Should some “hot news” reel arrive cure than acute gastritis. Con­ trees for planting last year, under need of naval activities of all bel­ “Like Oliver Twist,” roared Sen­ from Paris by boat it would be tinually overeating or swallowing the Clark-McNary act providing HONISS’S ator Norbeck, '•they want a second similar to an “extra” edition of a food hastily and in large chunks, for their co-operation with the fed­ ligerents in any war. Consider how eral government in growing and OYSTER HOUSE dish!” He was talking about the newspaper. or the continual use of strong con­ the frightfulness of the World war All of which sounds like a rather diments, or using foods containing distributing trees. That included 22 State Street would have been lessened if the Connecticut manufacturers. He in­ interesting novelty. large amounts of grease, or drink­ 29,000,000 forest trees. Hartford, Conn. fleets of the Allies had not been tended to convey the idea that, al­ ing gulps of cold water, or eating There were 1,182,497 marriages performed in the United States striving to starve Germany and ready replete, the manufacturers Thousands of school children lo­ irregularly and in between meals cated in the little suburb spots on will all tend to be factors in pro­ during 1928, as compared with Austria and the submarines of the were asking for extra stuffing. Long Island, just out of Manhat­ ducing chronic gastritis. 1,201,$53 in 1927, a decrease of 1.5 Central powers had not been striv­ We wonder" whether the senator tan proper, must pay $15 a week Sometimes large quantities of per cent. aiiyiiimi ULimilJl! ing to starve England and France from South Dakota ever read Dick­ to get to and from school. mucus may be present in the There were 195,939 divorces stomach, although this is not always j granted in 1928, as compared with and Italy. ens at all. If he did and if he had Taxicab services call for the children each morning, drive the case. The consumption of 192,037 in 1927, an increase of 2 There will be those who will in­ any memory for such things he them to school and deposit them strong alcoholic beverages upon an per cent. sist that this is no way to bring would recall that when Oliver took, back on the family doorstep at the empty ■stomach may often result in Approximately 1200 pieces of wars to an end—making them less his courage in his hands and piped end of the day. Few parents— chronic gastritis. One affected ■with educational legislation—educational this disease will seem to have a his pitiful request for “ more” it even those possessing cars — are acts of general application—were dreadful; that it might even cause able to make the double trip daily, heavy lump in the stomach ^ter passed in the United States during nations to be the more ready to was under the urge of a hunger so this extra cost is necessary. eating any food, and these patients 1926-28. risk a conflict if there were no fear that 'amounted to slow starvation Some of the youngsters must trav­ usually believe that their stomachs Bituminous coal mines produged will never behave as a normal 'i of famine as a penalty. But if there and would realize that the indig­ el about 15 miles—much the 500,745,000 tons of coal in 1928 as stomach should as long as they live. against 563,422,000 in 1923. These nant amazement of the overfed same as farm children going into is any force to this argument it is city schools. Sometimes when there is a pro­ figures from the Bureau of Mines met and dissipated by the certain­ Mr. Bumble at his temerity was Within the citjy limits of New nounced pain in the stomach, the also show 9331 sfich mines operat­ ty that peoples are impelled to re­ very strikingly indeed like that of York the school [department oper­ patient may find that the pain is re­ ing in 1923 and only .6450 in 1928. lieved after eating, and he is con­ sort to arms at one particular mo­ Mr. Norbeck himself. ates cross-town ousses from him- Hog cholera is slightly less stantly tempted to take in more pj.gygjgnt this year than last and Bumbleism is a very common dreds of points, the route passing ment by the very fear that war through districts containing hordes food, which actuaUy prevents re- ^^g 19^ losses from fro hog cholera may be thrust upon them a little thing among the sectionalist tariff of children. The fare In this in­ covery. were lower than at any other time In many cases, patients suffering since the Department of Agricul­ later—with all the horrors of block killers in the Senate just now, stance is but five cents. from chronic gastritis will be under At The Risk ade and starvation. where the New England Oliver There is one free ride to be had ture began to keep record. in New York, and Insofar as I the impression they are continually The 1928 travel season closing at On the whole it is our belief that Twist is concerned. However, our know it’s about the only free hungry. This is because the pain the end of September brought President Hoover, in this apparent­ recollection is that the fat and pig­ from the inflamed lining of the thing one can find. The New stomach is registered in the same 3,248,264 visistors to America’s na­ ly casual suggestion of a sudden gish beadle didn’t fare so wonder­ York American operates a free tional parks and monuments ad­ Of One*s Life portion of the brain as hunger, and ministered by the Interior Depart­ thought, has submitted for the con­ fully well in the long run—that he bus line to its newspaper plant, the twd sensations are confused. since the location is some little ment. There was 223,420 more than sideration of the world one of the quite over-reached himself, in fact. Chronic gastritis should be clear­ Many holdups show that it is taking the risk distance from the nearest trans­ ed up as soon as possible, because if in 1928. National parks are more most far-reaching proposals yet portation point. it is allowed to continue it frequent- popular than national monuments, of one’s life to carry one’s valuables in person. McMANUS TRIAL drawing about five-sixths of the made in the interest of world peace. ^ i t 1__ Iv results in ulcers or a destruction Certainly it is getting at the ques­ The trial of George McManus, The latest stunt of the street beg- glands producing the stomach visitors included in the above fig­ Put them where they are protected against loss gars of this town—and there are \ juices. Cancer may even ures. tion of naval armament reduction top level gambler, race track man plenty of them—is to approach a * condition continued There Avill be about five per cent not only from burglars and bandits, but also in a new way, for if the idea were and associate of Grade A racket- prospective victim w i^ a line which ^ pgriod of time. more poultry birds on farms at the from fire. You can rent a Private Lock Box in adopted nine-tenths of the reason e«rs, for the murder of Arnold g’OBs somethings like this. Aw» mis* j Articles on similar subjects which end of 1929 than at the end of 1928. for “defensive” armaments would Rothstein, Grade A racketeer and ter, can’t you help_ out a poor fel- | j prepared for free distribution, There were 2.4 per cent fewer hens our Safe Deposit Vault for only $3.00, $5.00, low who lost all his money on the pigjLsg send 2 cent stamp for each and pullets on farms at the begin­ be wiped out at a stroke. all aroimd scoundrel himself, which stock market?” article you desire. This is to partial- ning of last month than a year be­ . >$10.00 or $25.00 per year. occurred a year ago in the Park Some of the panhandlers operat- 2y pay for preparation and postage. fore, but the number of young THE PEOPLE’S MONEY Central hotel in New York, may or Ing in the Broadway belt have, | Digestive Disorders------; 4 on chickens of this year’s hatch was « amusingly enough, used this speech j about 10 per cent greater. This newspaper was one of those may not turn out to be the big Stomach Ulcers------; Gastritis----- on gents who actually lost their Reducing Stomach Acidity ------: 3 In 1928 a total of 45,531 miles of which contributed each its bit to story of the year. If sworn evi­ last dime in the recent crash. ; on Lessons on the Digestive Tract local and country roads was im­ persistent demmeiation of the late dence brings out one-fourth of the One such producer, when ap- 1 Dietetic Authors ------. proved, exclusive of state roads. lamented bull market. It was ani­ intimacy between the principals in preached the other day, reached | That included 30,000 miles of sur­ in his pocket—-as though for a 1 faced roads and 15,000 miles of The Ma n ch esterTr u st Company i mated by a serious apprehension this crime and the whole institution QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. dime—and htmded the beggar a I Bath Salts graded and drained roads. More i lest a further inflation of the arti­ that goes imder the generic name wad of margin call slips. Question: J. O. asks:^—“Will you mileage was Improved in 1927, but SOUTH MANCHESTER, CGNN. ficial value of 'htocks should result of "Broadway,” and which inevi­ GILBERT SWAN please let me know if it is Injurious a greater percentage of the 1928 utiKHim improvements was devoted to sur­ aiLHIII'' W in the complete absorbtion of- the tably includes an important section to use epsom salts for bathing pur­ Some Chinese cities have streets poses and what benefit is derived facing. ^ESTABLISHED 1 9 0 5 ' ^ ^ '-fiul4 capital of the American peo- of the New York police, then the that are onlv three feet wide. from the use of same. Z_thaok you U anyone wonders What’s goinsr I MANCllIiSTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1929. VAGL s e v e n :

“greatly exceeds that of the ma­ STORM KILLS FIVE. terial now issued to our regular Town Pauses To Honor ZAZU FINALLY GETS | WOMEN TO PRESENT | COAST ARTILLERY Army anti-aircraft organizations.” Manila, Nov. 12.— (AP) — I. C. C. APPROVES I Philippine Executive Bureau A “ DRESS UP” PART j ARUSS’ “ DISRAELI” | Q p p y jijQ ^ was advised that a typhooil Its World War Dead Applicants for civil service posi­ Bohol island last Sunday, causing SEABOARD’S PLANS tions 4n Massachusetts are asked, the drowning of five persona. “Disraeli, a Warner Brothers all- “What is a peanut?” Let’s see now Jumps from Scrub Woman talking vltaphone production, star­ —about all we know is that it has Eleven Years After All Manchester Pays Washington, Nov. 12.— (AP.) — Efoles to Fashionable Brok* ring George Arllsa of stage fame, Washington, Nov. 12.— (AP)— somethinng to do with a beiseball The recapitalization plan of the er’s Wife and Likes It. comes to the State theater tomor­ Difficulties encountered through game. Tribute to Heroes — Trees at Seaboard Airline Railways, Involv­ row for a two-day run under the auspices of The Women’s Federa­ lack of funds in carrying out pro­ ing millions of dollars, was ap­ posed improvements, changes and Hospital Decorated. proved today by the Interstate Hollywood, Calif.,—Zasu Pitts, a tion of the Center Church, with " FOR FUTURE Commerce Commission. charming young lady condemned by score of enthusiastic tributes by projects of the Coast Artillery were DELIVERY Authorization was given for the the fates that rule make-believe vil- New York critics to back up the as­ outlined today by Major General sertion that it is a masterpiece of a Manchester honored her World who occupy a revered place on Man­ roadluau totw issue _ 2,994,420______shares___— of lage to exhibit herself to the world’s Andrew Hero, Jr., chief of that serv­ The comforts and pleasured chester’s roll of World War dead, it no par value common capital stock moving picture fans in picture after picture. War dead last evening under tem­ “Disraeli” has been recommended ice, in his annusd report to Secre»l you enjoy in your home today is here repeated: , with warrants issued permitting | picture as a homely, slovenly- tary Good. perate November skies. Again the AleSci, Orazio; Anderson, Ernest by churches, clubs and schools in­ — will they be yours tomorrow the right to purchase 250,000 o f ' dressed drudge, thinks that the cluding the International Federation In this connection, he cited the tramp of martial feet, the blood- G.; Bissell, Llewellyn J.; Brown, I shares. ^ world must be coming to an end. “program for modernization of our or a year from now ? quickening notes of the fife and Edward J.; Campbell, James A.; of Catholic Alumnae. First and consolidated mortgage ; She has at last got a good part in Tickets for the movie version of most important harbor defenses In a few hours yoiir home drum and the heart-touching war Cavagnaro, Edward; Cornell, gold bonds totaling $12,500,000 are which she can wear good clothes which was aproved in 1919,” and the songs were again heard on the Adolph; Cornell, John A.; Dilworth, this famous play in which George can be completely destroyed oa* to be issued. Of the common stock prove that her famous homl Arliss played for four years on the situation of anti-aircraft defense. badly damaged. That dreaded streets. Again the sidewalks were Joseph F.; Dougan, Moses E.; Fin­ 1 liness is a matter of studio make-up “Attempt has been made, he said, lined with people seemingly magnet­ ley, James M.. 400,410 shares are to be exchanged speaking stage, are being sold at hellion, fire, may sweep away , for a similar number of shares of and not a curse wished on her at the usual box office price. The “ to establish a reasonable program jou cannot-afFord ized by that strange bond of feeling Finnegan. Thomas S.; Finnegan, for anti-aircraft defense and es­ your pleasures. Then you will reaching out over the space of William; Frost, Harry O.; Gillardi, the common stock of $100 par “ . , ,, Women’s Federation is .unning the to ta k e chances * _ _ ^ . . —. - wfQr»»»orifa a trt no anirl Miss Pitts can hardly understand, evening, ghowa onlv. the flrat at 7:15 timates have been made to this end. eleven years. There is no noise, no Giovanni; Glenney, Robert; Glode, value. The warrants are to be sold . I evening shows only, the first at 7:15 be glad you bought complete to holders of outstanding common » dreaming,” she says, I o’clock, the second at nine o’clock. The funds for the accomplishment with the property you have insurance protection for future wild enthusiasm. In carrying out John; O’Gorman, James F.; Hamp­ ‘ I inust be dreaming, she says ^he plot of this brilUant story re- of these projects have been lack­ their sacred duty the world has ton, William J.; Hickey, Thomas, and preferred stock at $40, or one have actuallv given me a part acquired. delivery. they have actually given me a part j Disraeli’s acquisiUon ing. sobered, and looks on sympathetic­ Jr.; Irish, Harold B.; Johnson, share of stock and a warrant per­ Insure to the safely margin of your inn which I wear clothes that bear ^ Overseas Conditions. Telephone 3665 today ally yet strangely unmoved. David H.. mitting purchase of two thirds of Paris labels. increased needs— and entrust that On forty-five trees, bare and leaf­ a share of stock. shares of the improvident Knedive “The situation in overseas garris- Johnson, Howard E.; Kennedy, This happens in the new picture, of Egypt at a time when Russia was important matter to an agent rep­ less today there are as many John T.; Kuchewski, Stanislaw; Further Details sons is somewhat better than ik the “This Thing Called Love,” in which attempting to acquire them. The resenting only dependable slock FAYETTE B. wreaths placed there by the loving Landry, Henry E.; Lutkus, Joseph; All or part of the 375,000 shares she plays the part, not of a scrub­ Continental United States. It is of common stock and of the war­ Bank of England refused to lend hoped to have the fire control in­ insurance companies. CLARKE hands of faithful buddies, as the Machie, Fred; McCann, John J.; Mc­ woman or kitchen slavery, but of Disraeli’s government th, money to Shadows of a November night gath­ Cann, Thomas J.; McGuire, William rants together with $12,500,000 of stallations for the 16-inch batteries -We are broadly recognized and oui Depot Square, the stylish wife of a prosperous by “a ditch” , but a fellow Jew called Manchester ers, cherishing and honoring their P.; Meisterling, Henry J.; Merkel, the bonds, are to be issued in ex­ broker. Meyer in the play, really reputed to on the Pacific side of the Panama service to clients has become o change for a 5 per cent adjustment Canal completed with money now in Representing the supreme devotion. And in their Charles F.; Moynihan, Michael; “When Director Paul Stein called be one of the Rothchilds, lent him mark of distinction. minds they honored as well toose Newell, Claire T.; Newman, Henry mortgage gold bonds at the rate of j me to the studio, I thought of the money which made the deal pos­ prospect. In Hawaii, the installa­ that are still living, sacrifices in a T. 15 shares of stock, a warrant per­ course he would want me in the sible. So it was that for the first tions for Battery Wllllston (16-inch HARTFORD little known world apart—the boys Preston, William H.; Reymander, mitting purchase of 10 additional usual gingham gown and apron,” time in English history, a sovereign rifles) will not be completed for some yestrs on the basis of present 6 A 7 MAIN eiRE INSURANCE CO. in the Veterans hospitals. ______Alfred D.; Reymander, Emanuel J.; shares of stock and $500 principal she said. “So I brought my well- —Queen Victoria—came to a recep­ GTREET Living Symbols. i Segardahl, Paul; Shea, William L.; amount of first and consolidated worn costumes with me plus a tion given by one of her premiers. appropriations.” He repof-ted progress in the de­ and other strong and dependable Today, those trees surrounding j strange, James F.; Thompson, mortgage bonds, for each $1,000 scrub brush, pail, mop and broom, British rules of court etiquette are companies. the Memorial hospital are bare and Qgorge N.: Thompson, Walter G.; principal amount of adjustment- to which I have become fondly at­ even more strict than those at the velopment of sound ranging devices CLAMNCEHAmEDSm for detection of targets under wa­ apparently lifeless. Yesterday they vvoods,Woods, Joshua; Shields, Henry; mortgage bonds. tached as they have served m6 .so White House, and it is a well known TELEPHONE were healthy and growing in a Pappas, Theodore. Authorization was also given for well in many pictures. I was told. fact that the President never dines ter, in the air and on land, in some warm, sunlit world. They are the 'The poem Commander Lorch the Seaboard to deliver 250,000 however, to leave them outside the out. He invites his guests but no weapons and in training and gun­ symbols of those boys of ’18 who read follows: shares of the stock to the Guaran­ gate and go home and get my best one Is permitted to he host to him. nery practice, but asserted: are dead and yet live in the hearts THE PRICE OF PE.\CB ty Trust Company of New York, party dresses. It may well be imagined what a Harbor Defense. of those that remain through the Dora L. Gaines as trustee for delivery from time “I know I am working in the furor it caused when Victoria de­ “The condition of material in inspiration of their valorous deeds. | Today our thoughts return picture because I get paid, but be cided that an especial compliment harbor defenses, especially fire con­ toLU timeLillie uponupcfii oul surrender 1 Viof theuiiv war r* ------* j ^ w a Eleven years have passed since boys across the sea rants and payment for the stock, J iugT dressed up in my Simday best should be paid Disraeli at the time trol installations, has shown no that first Armistice day. Al­ Who, beneath white crosses, not exceeding 1,969,010 shares of I has me all hypnotized into believ- he made her “Empress of India” marked Improvement. This equip­ ready a wondering generation looks Are sleeping peacefully. the stock is to be sold for cash at | that I am out to a ^jarty all through his diplomacy. ment continues to evidence a pro­ on as the boys pass by. The thin $12 a share. | day- It the story called for a bridge gressive deterioration due to the blue line of the Rebellion is all but And of the gold star Mother, Proceeds of the 375,000 shares of | game they would have me complete- ONLY 30 RETURN. lack of sufficient personnel and _____ ^ funds to exercise, test, maintain and gone but the glory of those brave Who made the sacrifice stock, so far as not required for i tpoled. __ comrades of ’61 are fresh and vivid Pawtucket, R. I., Nov. 12.— (AP) repair it. Of her own precious son the purpose of the exchange, and i v ^ in the hearts of those few remain­ That Peace might here abide. the proceeds of the remaining drawback for me, and that is —The scheduled resumption of “For the fiscal year 1931, fund.s ing. Another decade and those who operation of the Hamlet Textile for the partial rehabilitation of this BUILDING stock after deduction of certain in­ when I get home I don’t get a kick honor comrades of, San Juan Hill, Then we think of nurses out of getting all dressed up.” Company miU her® today was only material are in prospect but only at Santiago and Manila will teke their Who_ took a mother’s place, cidental costs are to be used for * « • partly successful. Only thirty of the the expense of new construction places. Today the American Lie- SoothedgQQ^jjgjj thetjjg dying soldier,soldier. paying funded debts, for making Clayton Jackson and Durante, the 300 weavers who have been on strike which is urgently needed for the gion carries on with their spirit o , Who longed for Mother’s iface. additions and settlements, for comedy trio who have won such nine weeks reported for work. The completion of new 16-lnch bat­ youth. working capital and other cor­ popularity on Broadway in the last strike was called when the mill teries.” Legion Carries On. And think of those brave men. porate purposes. year or so, are going to appear in management sought to have some of Presenting another aspect of the NOT TO It may be that in coming d ap Crippled and maimed for life. the movies. the weavers operate six Instead of situation, he said, “marked progress these Legionnaires will stand as Lhe Who returned—but never see A contract was recently signed at four looms. About 400 textile work­ has been made In developing, test­ living torch bearers between that The lovely morning light. NEW ARMY UNIFORM the Paramount studio whereby the ers are normally employed by the ing and standardizing new anti-air­ great Axmy of honored dead and a three comedians will appear in the mill. craft equipment” and its efficiency World of Peace. God grant that it They had dreams like you or I, forthcoming production of a new may. Those that have given their Washington, Nov. 12 — (AP) — Of love, and home their own. Promise of a smarter looking army play by Ben Hecht. Untitled thus BURN full measure of devotion will have Now those dreams have vanished. in the summertime was held out to­ far. this play will have a strong miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiininniiiriniiiiiinniiiiiiniiiiniMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJi: doubly gained when brotherhood of Taken wings and flown. cast headed by Charles Ruggles and man wlU at last be a reality and day in an order issued by the War Department for extensiv* service Fred Kohler. The three comedians wars will cease. Those who suffered and lost will be cast as entertainers in a Manchester’s Armistice day pa­ tests of a new khaki colored cotton In that great war, we pray cloth. — roadhouse, and in addition to supply­ rade formed last evening at 7:30 To the Heavenly Father, ing comedy relief for the drama will I FIRE INSURANCE | Do we build to BURN? The cotton uniforms now used by t _ on Main street at the Army and To bless them all today. play parts vitally important to the Navy clubhouse in the following or- soldiers in warm weather and in ,.ne The frightful fire waste of this country tropics have proved unsatisfactory story. I Policies That Offer Adequate Protection—PLUS = dcr* Give them that perfect peace because of the wide variety of S The Friendly Co-operation of Our Office. = has often caused such a question. Squad of poUce, marshal, Lieut. That follows every storm. Walter Tedford; Salvation Army shades the cloth takes on after a Fort Worth, Tex.—Gene Tunney’s They shall see their own again little wear. Much has been accomplished toward im­ Band, Co. G. 169 Inf. N. G . , C a p t . On the Eeternal Mom. ’The new cloth, developed to re­ attorneys take depositions from six Phillip C. Hawley; Howitzer Co. 169 tain its shape without starch and witnesses for Fogarty alienation of proved conditions, but in many instances Inf., N. G., Russell Peace, Peace, How great the cost mercerized for the sake of appear­ affections suit. I HOLDEN & NELSON Inc. I Dilworth-ComeU Post Fife, Drum | Armistice Day; ance, together with a new dye which there is a woeful lack of foresight in pro­ and Bugle Corps; veterans and aux- ...... Phone 8637 E Vacant chairs—broken hearts. is considered permanent, have Washington.—Com, potato, rice, = 583 Main Street viding adequate defenses against fire, espe­ iliary. Oh, what a price to pay! demonstrated in laboratory tests The Parade. bean and sugar beet yields were that they overcome the old objec­ above average as of Nov. 1...... cially in the‘tonstniction of buildings for The parade started at 7:30, tions. marching north cn Main street to ^ GIVE SHOWER P A R H Major General William Lassiter, mercantile and industrial use, hospitals, the Center between a long line of | commanding the Eighth Corps Area, schools, hotels and other structures where watchers gathered at vantage points ; has been directed to designate four along the route of march. From the ^ FOR MRS. PETERSON units serving in different parts of large numbers of people are housed. Center the parade proceeded to the ; his command to receive uniforms of hospital to the stirring music-of the the new material for a year of con­ There are numerous activities, main­ Salvation Army band and the D il-! A surprise miscellaneous shower stant wear. If it stands up under worth-Cornell Post, Fife, Drum and was held Saturday night at the that test, it is expected to be tained by the Stock Fire Insurance com­ Bugle Corps. The local Salvation home of Mrs. James Dickson of 98 adopted throughout the army. Army band augmented by several Hamlin street, in honor of Mrs. Carl panies, which aim for a better day when Peterson, who before her recent ONLY c D O W N new members responded nobly to 48 America shall consistently build NOT TO the spirit of the occasion and played marriage was Miss Vera Griggs of c h m s Y k ill e d almost constantly a varied assort­ Hartford. Twenty-five friends were BURN. ment of patriotic airs. The Post present. The gifts included linen, Corps resplendent in their striking and glassware. Lakewood, N. J., Nov. 12.— (AP) FOR AN white uniforms with broad black The home was decorated with —Lee H. Becker, 26, of Washing­ Better Building Practice stripes and glittering brass “iron pink and yellow streamers. The ton, D. C., an assistant chemist in ha"r™r"hed'a“ 'o?e u "n r r io "the high spot’of the evening wae the the helium plant at the Lakehurst One of these activities is the Committee on stirring notes of fife and drum. usual mock wedding wdth Miss Elsa naval air station, died in Paul Kim­ Arriving at the steps of the Anderson as the bride, Miss Ruth ble hospital today of injuries re­ Construction of Buildings of the National Memorial hospital the color guard Peterson as* the bridegroom, Mrs. ceived in an automobile accident. Board of Fire Underwriters, which assem­ was posted and the Salvation Army Esther Peterson as the bridesmaid, Becker was riding with Ali. and band played “America” followed by Miss Ella Peterson as the minister Mrs. Vernon Bartow of Toms River bles the best available information on proper and Miss Evelyn Peterson plasdng the invocation by Rev. Marvin where their machine crashed into building methods. For many years it has Stocking of the North Methodist the Wedding March. Refreshments the rear of a truck on the Lake- Excel Electric Episcopal church. President George w'ere served. wood-Toms river road. He received been the leading clearing house of informa­ Kennedy of the Army and Navy | a fracture of the skull. club in his opening address thanked j Bartow, the driver of the car and tion in safety construction. those assembled for their devotion j PLANS GOOD WILL TAX a former marine, was severely cut to the cause and expressed it as a about the legs and back. His wife The information in its possession is based token of love and esteem for those ON ALL CHAIN STORES WEIS slightly hurt. that made the great sacrifice. upon the latest scientific and engineering* Qulmby’8 Address. } facts and is supported by more than fifty The address of the evening by C. ! Concord, N. H., Nov. 12.— (A P )-- P. Quimby, principal of Manchester The constitutionality of a proposed FlEASANT m iEF Popper years experience in organized fire preven­ High school, followed. He said in good will tax on chain stores will tion by the 239 Stock Fire Insurance part; be considered by the New Hamp­ “ Out of our 870 odd Manchester shire Supreme Court at the fall sit­ FROM CONSTIPATION companies which transact the great bulk High school pupils, today, more than ting which begins today. The pro­ half cannot remember the World posal, among others, was submitted Shoidders droop under weight of 5 The clean, quick, convenient always of the fire insurance business. War. There are also those that can by the 1929 Legislature on the years. Young, yet beauty has fled. but dimly remember that first Cheeks are s^ow and drawn. Un­ ready sanitary way to pop corn is with recommendation of a recess tax sightly pimples. Keep your system Armistice day with its hilarious joy commission. Municipal Codes at the war’s end. Manchester’s clean and you keep the beauty of Opposition to the tax will be youth. Its ener^. Its irresistible an Excel Electric Corn Popper. This schools have teachers that were too brought by the National Chain Few indeed are the municipal building^ young to go to war. Time passes charm. Then life is not a failure.^ Stores Association and the Stand­ Clogged bowels ^ d inactive liver popper will operate from a convenient swiftly. ard Oil Company of New York codes that have not used in whole or in Thrill Again. cause poisons to seep through the sys­ through counsel. It is understood tem. Health vanished and with it outlet or socket in any room in the part the information and services of the j “I would have • you forget the the Standard Oil Company contends beauty and energy. Dr. Edwards world of glamour, of music and of that good will is not taxable ss Olive Tablets will help save you from Department of Building Construction. This words tonight. I would have you this dark hour. For 20 years they have house. You will never know the joy remember the deeds of Lafayette property, claiming, in brief, that department has constantly worked for “while one may enjoy, he cannot b ^ prescribed in place of calomel to and see with me that little suffer­ men and women seeking health and of making and eating pop corn until ing army at VaUey Forge. Remem­ own the favorable regard of others " many years in co-operation with officials Assistant Attorney General Win- freedom from constipation. They act ber with me Sheridan’s immortal easily and smoothly. No dangerous you have used an Excel Com Popper. and others in authority in the interest of words, ‘Come on boys,—we’re going throp Wadleigh advocates the constitutionality of the levy. Ho iping. Take nightly before retiring, back.’ Remember Lincoln's tender Sesults will amaze you. safety construction. ^ compassionate note to the sorrowing says that enactment of the legisla­ Thousands of men and women This is a regular $2.75 value. mother of the Civil War. I would tion would help to remedy inequality would never be without Dr. Edwards Better construction retards fire waste and have you thrill again at the in the division of the state tax bur­ Olive Tablets, a vegetable compound. thought of San Juan Hill, of Chateau den. Know them by their olive color. 15c contributes to the consequent decline in the Thierry and of Verdun. 30c and 60c. AU druggists. average cost of fire insurance. “There is the color of our flag, the red. the white and the blue. The j INCREASED EARNINGS red is the blood of heroes, of noble American youth. There are the. OF $42,000 Why Wait stripes of white, clean and pure, Today a local business man com­ symbolic of noble ideals. It is for Any Longer / Only $ pleted arrangements with my com­ 1*98 us, the living, to consecrate again pany to provide money for his son’s Have us clean your windows our lives to the principles of our college education. As we talked ordinary home life, the schools, now while the good weather churches and our civic organiza­ about it, our discussion naturally edntinues. We cause no dis­ tions. May they be kept faithfully, turned to the money value of a col­ lege education. He said to me, comfort in your home by shift­ 48c DOWN 50c A MONTH making the world a safe place in “Rather than leave $6,000 to my son, ing windows, the outside being which to live.” Commander F. C. Lorch in behalf I'd prefer to spend it on his educa­ done by ladders. tion and make him eligible to earn of the American Legion placed a To those who have never had T H E NATIONAL BOARD OF large wreath on the steps of the $42,000 more than he otherwise Memorial hospital in honor of their would earn!” And that is the opin­ this service wi^ be surprised by FIRE UNDERWRITBTRS departed comrades. Prayer was of­ ion of the majority of business men. this most complete service. fered by Rev. C. T. McCann of St. Have you thought how life insur­ 85 John Street, New York ance, properly planned, esm provide Skilled workmanship, swift but :■ '-i Bridget’s Roman Catholic church. most thorough. Inquiries will I', Commander F. C. Lorch of Dll- for the expenses of a college educa­ A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF worth-Comell Post American Legion tion for your son? For informa­ receive our undivided attention. Manchester Electric Co. ^ STOCK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES tion phone to ESTABUSHED IN IBM read “The Price of P ^ ce” by Dora 773 MAIN STREET PHONEiE 5181 L. Gaines followed by the reading FRANKLIN G. WELLS, JR. Manchester Window of the Roll of Honor and the plac­ 807 Woodbridge St., Manchester lu^ing ofOI the Lllv wreaths W lCcltJin Uil on the UUC iXlCiilUi Memorial iiXi I Phone X. IIUIAD 'SV 40989 0 Cleaning: Co. trees. Lest someone forget those | Phoenix Mutual Life liuurance Co. Tel. 5425 701 Main MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1929. PAGE EIGHT North Chance In Years To South Has I< j DID YOU KNOW THAT— WILL IOWA WRECK PURDtJE’S HOPES? ' Tackle Charlie Rucker’s nose Night Hawks Lose Undefeated Majors Boast was broken In the first quarter of the Tulane-Georgia game. Trainer Monk Simons of Tulane set it on the field and To Plucky Centers Charlie went on playing. • • • | A Nifty Backfield Group And Jack Pizzano, another Tu-, lane player, had to have nine, stitches taken in his lip after the 576 the first game only to lose to tussle with Georgia Tech, but ho | 604. Wilkie and Axel Anderson bit i'Ji League Leaders Suffer Se­ over 360 and Cole went to 385. played the next Saturday against | Stro&g Line Has Only Per­ Town Series The West Sides experienced no Georgia. . . - Knox College, vere Jolt Dropping Four trouble taking four from the Herald (Illinois) won five battles in a I rolling the best total of the evening, mitted One Touchdown Grid Talk row and four of them were j 1,753. The newspaper boys were homecoming games. . • • ■BY TOM STOWE.- Points; Majors Win and below 500 twice. Red Sad had the PharniGr of MinnGSOtflt ieadltip | high three string of the evening In Eight Games; Must ”Yump” Dahlqnist, Cub quarter­ Big Ten scorer, is to be married! with 394. Joe Canade was a good back, and "Cunnin’ ” Crockett, the day before Thanksgiving toj Take Lead. second with 376. The West Sides Perfect Aerial Defense. Major end, are two of the most im­ Miss Margaret Smith, a former, meet the faltering Night Hawks proved players on the two con­ Minneapolis telephone operator. next week over north while the tenders for the town title compared . . . Signals! Thanks to the help of the Centers, Charter Oaks face the Majors. This BY TOM STOM E to their last year’s form. mm: the Majos^ sit gayly at the top of I may bring another change in the the league standing of the Herald ‘ league leadership. The Majors’ chances ot winning, The Cubs were woefully weak Bowling League today. The Majors • the town football championship this ill getting the point after touchdown ] were trailing the Night Hawks by League Standing year are the be.st the North End in their game with the Watertown j two points and would not have been Majors ...... ___ 12 3 17 has ever had in the role of a chal­ team Sunday. Out of six attempts, : WESTR A 1 able to swap the lead had not the Night Hawks . ___ 11 4 15 lenger imless I am greatly mistaken. only two tries were successful. The 1 jolly Centers completely upset the West Sides . . . . ___ 10 5 13 Having watched both teams in ac­ Majors weren’t much better, how­ dope with a four point victory over Centers ...... ----- 10 5 13 tion probably more than any other ever, casumgcashing it umyonly twicetwite inm fouritm the Night Hawks. Four of the five Charter Oaks ...... 6 9 9 person in Manchester, dt is my belief tries. And don’t forget that these A. matches last night were whitewash Brit. Amer...... 6 9 8 that the series will go down in his- pesky extra points are important. ■} affairs. Construction ...... 7 8 8 tory as one of the closest and hard- } ------] The Night Hawks’ totally unex­ Pirates ...... 5 11 7 est fougntfought over theuie 15 year ------stretch i fersonauyPersonally we are Inclinedluomieu to m i ABOUT THOSE BEDS pected defeat was a combination of Herald ...... 5 10 G since the North and South first met „t,rlng along with those critics who | Sidney Well, new owner of poor bowling Itself and too much Shell G a s ...... 4 11 4 on the gridiron. And yet, despite Relieve that the extra point should | Cincinnati Reds, bought Bob opposition, chiefly the latter In the this, I have a hunch that the cuds abolished from football; that i Mg„ggi and Harry Heilmann, there third game when the winners went Games Next Week vhll manage to retain their title doesn’t necessarily decide the better considerable ^ tittering up the over 600 to make their victory even after narrowly staving off defeat. , team and a case of individual rather ^ gg^jg of the veteran base- more complete and impressive. The At Bronkie’s The Majors’ backfield looks about ^ than team superiority. But that s observers However, it begins Centers took the first game by 11 Majors vs Charter Oaks the best the north-end has ever sent „gither here nor there for the pres- Well has some pins and then won the second by 37 Centers vs Shell gas. A ‘ Farr’s into a town series and the line ha c t at least. The rule is here to definite ideas about a ball club when the Night Hawks dropped be­ Brit. Amer. vs Construction. ability by and' "thayTr they’re not all for1 selection is going to be nobody’s en­ tertainment. cr, is also going great guns over at "o doubt see service. The Light-Heavy Throne Hickey's and his style of play re-1 _ ^ . n The light-heavyweight title, left mind 1- one somewhat of that of The Cubs ^so have a quartet of hanging on the wall by Mr. Lough- Mar.^ters. Benevento, as I said a good ends in BUly Skoneskl, Felix Mozzer, Sully Slamonds and Jack ran, has been causing a lot of peo­ roupie of weeks ago, never got the ple no end of worry, for pecuniary real chance he deserves in a town Cheney. Cheney and Skoneskl are likely to get the call to start but reasons. The othe:' day the New It’s just too bad .• cries, and may prove to be the hero York commission nominated four Hi the north end's cause. Saharek, Mozzer and Slamonds are hard to if any smoker because of mis­ beat from a defensive standpoint. gladiators to fight it out for the I’.rcnnan and Ward are a trio, any­ championship—Maxey Rosenbloom, one of which may spring into the Skoneskl is a,regular little bear on information denies himself or the defense and would be even more Yale Okun, Louis Scozza and George limelight. Walter Moske, despite his Courtney. jSLF, herself the pleasure of CAMELS. valuable if he would be a little more CIGARETTES-'"" injured knee, is a very valuable man more careful to avoid penalties for Joe Sekyra says Rosenbloom on the defense. illegal playing. Cheney is the most should have it, as, if he (Sekyra) The> Major’sMajor 3 best chance ofor vic-vie- ^ fj^j^ggj-ous of the four at snaring a had defeated Maxey, he would have t-'iy, ns I see matters, hes m P®^‘ forward pass due to his advantage claimed the title all over the place feeling a forward pass defense suf­ in heightn but his defensive ability and made earnest efforts to cash ficiently airtight to withstand the is not eqiaal to that of the other in on it. Fighters don’t often do that bombardment launched by Messrs. three. —we mean, acknowledge their con­ Dahlquist and Stratton, Cubs’ signal querors to be the champs. However, New smokers are not always in a position to have a real preference in ciga­ barkers. A weak defense against The Majors 'will take no chances Joe adds that he thinks he could aerials was the prime factor in the of being scouted at practice this smear Maxey In another brawl. downfall of the Cloverleaves last week. Tomorrow night they will go rettes. But when they acquaint themselves with Camels they develop that yea1> when the Cubs w'on the first in the Harding school on Hollister game 13 to 6 and took the second 6 street, pull down all the curtains, to 0. If Dwyer can develop a strong and then listen to Teacher Dwyer. Love In Tennis resistance against this style of play, School begins at 7 o’clock and those sense of discrimination that leads to real smoking pleasure. Camels are made so the north end’s chances of winning who are tardy will have to write the Is Not Always back the title will have been im­ word touchdown 100 times. mensely improved. The Majors will carefully and of so good a blend of choicest cigarette tobaccos that even those do well to remember that intercep­ About The Game tion of passes lb often the best way BLIND CREWMAN to curb such an attack. Knocking Los Angeles, Nov. 12—(AP) — down a pass only gives the offensive Howard Dent, promising candi­ The engagement of Marjorie with inexperienced smoking taste quickly recognize their superiority. They team .another opportunity to com- date for stroke on the Washing­ ("Midge” ) Gladman of Santa •• plete the same play. ton freshmen crew, has has oar Monica, Calif., and John Van Ryn of May Fool Opponents handle notched to tell whether East Orange, N. J., tennis stars, is are for those who appreciate the taste of choice tobaccos, the fragrance of a For several years past the north the oar Is "faced” or "feathered." announced. end has based Its chances of victory He’s blind; that’s why. Miss Gladman and Van Ryn are almost entirely on off-tackle thrusts among the most promising of the perfect blend and the soothing mellowness of a really satisfying cigarette. and while this will undoubtedly be Pittsburgh.—Night football evi- young players. Miss Gladman is theine best GCBt offensiveIiiicuoivc weapon vvcaiiuii of theuiio dcuOy made a hit vdth Duquesne ranked No. 7 among the women net Majors this season, it is interesting followers In its one trial here. The artists. Van Ryn, former captain to note that Dwyer has built up a Dukes will try it again "*■at Forbes of the Princeton tennis team, with Field next Friday, playing the game Wllmer Allison of Texas won the ; good forward passing game that ha.a National and Wimbledon doubles ■ outright accounted for many touch­ with Westminster originally sched­ uled for Saturday, Nov. 16 at New this year. They also triumphed in downs and paved the way for others. David Cup doubles. ' The Majors may not be successful Wilmington. when they learn the difference In an attempt to complete their now- FIRST YEAR RECORD " famous triple pass play which so is that.they seem to have a world often has resulted in a touchdown, of fighting spirit and pep. While this Duke University teams won but It would not be surprising to see characteristic doesn’t decide football championships in wrestling and „ them get away with short passes games In itself, it goes a long way baseball and were runners-up in Z from the same formation. Such a to help the cause. The Majors are they flock to year they became a member of the " move would not be entirely out ot not the least bit over-confident basketball and boxing in the first line with Dwyer strategy of the past. which cannot be said for every mem­ Southern Conference. • llie Majors know the Cubs will be ber of the Cubs. The Majors fully - laying for that long triple pass play realize the ability of their worthy STADIUM IS LOW V and this fact may serve to throw the opponents from the south end but The University of Iowa’s new ^ champions off guard for a short pass are Just as determined to beat the stadium constructed at a cost of ; R. J. Rtyaoldt Teb«oM * over the line. Cubs. However, the spirit over north $500,000, Is thirty feet below the liAKsy, WiutM.ftlia, N. C. One thing I like about the Majors seems to be this year or never. level of the surroundlaff terrain. 4 PAGE N IN A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1929.

lunch and Mrs. Crandall will pro­ SUICIDE FROM PLANE vide the coffee. 1 ARTISTIC PICTURE I LIQUOR RAIDERS Miss Ruth Martin teacher at j RAIL-AND-WATER FRAMING YALE FAVORITE ^Wild B iir McEver Cedar Swamp district spent the i F. J. BUZZELL week-end *md Armistice day at the I Valley Stream, N. Y., Nov. 12.— 552 Woodbridge St. ASSIST VETERANS home of her parents in Pittsfield, RATE SUGGESTED ' (A P )—Miss Ruth Rockwell, 18, of Telephone 6142. Mass. I Philadelphia committed suicide oy Work Called for and Delivered. OVER PRINCETON Is All-America Man I East Central Pomona Grange will | I leaping 2,000 feet from an airplane ; meetUlCCl. withW iLQ BoltonJDUiLUU \jriCUi5C)Grange, Wednes TTCvaaJVia 1 A 1 fT ■* WfllCUwhich SnCshe lUlcUhired writh WiUii a. a ^1-pilot at the day of this week and several mem- Sng^KOr UrgOS tO -O PeratlO n Curtiss Airport yesterday, All Copper Stills Confiscated bera of Tolland Grange expect to r o r ^ explained her act in a note Tigers^ Record Is Far from be present. which was found in her purse In the //" Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cole of to Aid Interior Shippers cabin of the plane. The note read: Are Given to Disabled Springfield, Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. “Most people end their lives because Impressive; Eli Has Beat­ John H. Steele Saturday. something sad has happened Men in Hospitals. Miss Florence Meacham of New and Producers. them. 1 end mine because it seems Norton’ s en Tigers 27 Times. Britain spent the week-end and 1 not only futile, but wrong to go on Armistice day her grandmother existing." Mrs. Sarah Young. Washington, Nov. 12.— (AP) — St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 12— (AP) — b y HERBERT W. B.VRKER Headlines heralding destruction to i Tpe development of a joint rail-and- Electrical copper stills delight the disabled vet­ j water freight rate structure to give FEAR EECTION RIOTS New York, Nov. 12.— (A P)—With j erans of Walter Reed hospital, for I interior shippers and producers the only one intersectional game of any i copper stills are beaten into bowls GILEAD i avantages of Inland water ways consequence on the program, eastern | and book-ends by the wheel-chair 1 transportation was forecast today The annual meeting of the Heoron football fans, looking for some fun | battalion. by Major General T. Q. Ashburn, Mexico City, Nov. 12.— (AP) - Service on Saturday, will turn to the re- . They stand in shining array, these branch of the W. C. T. U. was he'd chairman of the board of the Inland All troops assigned to the Federal newal of a half dozen ancient rival- | peaceful products of the liquor with Mrs. C. Daniel Way Saturday Waterways Corporation. district will remain in their bar­ afternoon, officers "elected were "The most essential condition for racks during the coming week , , , -lu i war—little copper pin trays and ash New York University s clash with | trays with ships etched on them, President, Miss Clara Pendleton; the success of a common carrier by ready for any call growing out of Missouri of the Big Six heads the large copper bowds "hammered a r t-1 vice-president, Mrs. E. E. Foote; water," he told the Mississippi Val­ prevoting fervor of the presidential intcrsectional slate but there will be fully, sconces, and vases—each tell- j secretary. Miss Ann Clarke; treaa- ley Association., “is hearty co­ campaign. f more interest in such games as those , Ing its tale of painstaking labor by j urer, Mrs. Olive Oarkc. operation between rail lines and Next Sunday election day, the sol­ involving Yale and Princeton; Cor- j some convalescent soldier. They 1 Rev. J. W. Decter s sermon bun- water lines, free interchange of diers will be sent to the prlnclpnl nell and Dartmouth; Penn and ; gleam as though burnished with the j day morning was appropriate tj freight between rail and water, with streets on patrol duty although bal­ Columbia, Colgate and Syracuse; cheerfulness they have brought to Armistice Day. a divi.sion of accruing revenue for a lot boxes thcmsclve.s will not Williams ahd'Amherst; and Tufts | despondent men, working to win ! Mrs. A. H. Post and Mrs. C. it. joint haul such that both rail and guarded. and Bowdoin, all of them rivalries of j their way back to health. j Perry spent Saturday in Manchester water lines may receive a living 30 years or more. Articles For Sale 1 as guests at Mr. and Mrs. Charles revenue. Yale with little Altaic Booth for They’re for sale to anyone who ■ Fish and at Miss Mildred Stone s Joint Rates a spark plug will be a decided wants to buy a ^ghter’s handiwork. Miss Henrietta Edwards of New “What we arc steadily working j ADULTS, TOO, PREFER favorite Over a Princeton Tiger ab.e Haven speSt the^^^^ and Mon- forward to Is a structure of joint ; Each belongs to the man who made riavLu ^ Arnr>iH ' ratos giving to everyone in the In- to win only two games this year, it, until It is sold, and the money day with Mr. and . j game savings In cents per | both of them over minor opposition. goes straight to him—his own carn- I hundred pounds freight carried, as "NO DOSING” FOR COLDS In this rivalry going back to 1873 Ings. To a disabled veteran that j Mrs. Winthrop Porter and her, enjoyed by those cities or com- Y’ale has won 27 games, Princeton means a great deal. ; daughter Beatrice were recent \ \ M ~ \ munities___ rv^ a fortunately located on a 16 with nine ties. The copper stills come free and tors in Hartford. 1 water 'right of way.’ Until the rate Millions .Vdopt External Remedy Unbeaten Cornell may not be that that cuts down the overhead, in­ Mr. and Mrs. Norman structure of the United States is so Made Famous .\s Treatment w-ay after the 13th meeting with creases profit. They come corroded, started housekeeping in Hartford adjusted, the people who have been for. Children’s Colds. Dartmouth which has won seven of and twisted, and hacked. A copper Monday. Since their marriage they taxed to create these navigable the 12 previous meetings. The other GENE McEVER still is a grotesque thing after It has have made their home with her par­ streams will continue to suffer un­ A generation ago, when VicUr. five went to Cornell. If past per­ met with officers of the prohibition ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Hodge. der widely divergent freight rates.” i Vapo-Rub was originated, the idea formances mean anything there "I’m going to be a big star, ’ ho law. But they emerge from the little Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Buell spent ‘‘.V Living Rovenno” of treating colds without- “dosing” should be plenty of scoring w'hen Knoxville, Tcnn., Nov. 12—-Dixie said. ^ workshop things of art add beauty, Sunday in Hartford with their Through rall-und-watcr rates, ho was almost unheard of. Today, the these two meet. sports writers are boosting Gene Just before the game started Mc­ fit for a connoisseur's home. daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. argued in reply to recent objection.^ whole trend of medical practice Is Pittsburgh’s unconquored Panth­ McEver, the University of Tennes­ Ever told his teammates; Interested In “ War” Charles Ganter. They saw tho to tlie government operation of away from needless "dosing.” ers take on a hardy city rival in see's great halfback, for tlie All- “If I get the ball on the kickoff Miss Alberta Montgomery, who Armistice Day parade and visited barge lines expressed by R. H. Alsh- Mothers of young children espe­ Carnegie Tech and Harvard may America team. everybody try to cut down a man. has long had charge of the occupa­ Bralnard Field. ton, president of the associated traf­ cially have been quick to appre­ find the Holy Cross defense hard to McEver is no doubt the greatest 1 p^e down just move tional therapy work, encourages the Post and Warren of East Hart­ fic clubs of America, should bn ciate this belter, external method pierce. halBDack that ever wore the cojors I through.” convalescents to keep in touch with ford are building a throe car garage divided In a manner which will fair­ of treating colds, because thoro’.s of Tennessee and, in the opinion of Alabama kicked off to McEver national events in VVashington for at tho Wells-Way place. ly ccprcscnt the service performed, giving each carrier a living revenue. nothing to swallow and, of course, many, is the greatest running half­ and he ran the opening kickoff back cheerfulness’ sake. And nothing In­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Foote and nothing to upset tho litUc ones’ NIGHT HAWKS LOSE back the south over has produced. 100 yards to a touchdown. terests them more than the liquor "It Is my Impression," he said, family spent Sunday In Cheater. Mr. "that ultimately all rates and divi­ delicate stomachs. Year by year (Jenerator At present he is leading the South­ "I just ran 50 yards, g-vc ’em a war. Foote was at one time principal of ern Conference in scoring with 15 sions between rail lines, between more and more adults, too, have shake, ran 00 more and shook Senatorial speeches against booze, the High school there. found "Vicks equally good for their TO PLUCKY CENTERS touchdowns. again.” That was McEver's impres­ like that recently made by Senator water and rail lines, will be adjust­ Starter and Ignition McEver is one of tho most color­ Miss Mildred Stone and her ed to this fair basic principle. own colds. sion of his startling feat. Brookhart, are regarded as a hope­ mother Mrs. Stone of Manchester ful of sports characters. The most Tennessee won the game, 15 to 13. He called attention to the division Just rubbed on, Vicks acts (Continued from Pago Eight.) ful sign that raids will ensue, and were Sunday visitors at Mr. ami through the skin like a poultice or Repnirt’d at a reasonable remarkable thing about him Is his more copper stills be brought to of revenues among different rail­ supreme confidence In himself. Al­ Mrs. C. R. Perry’s. roads hauling freight oa a through plaster; and, at the same time, it cliai’jje. We can save you ex­ Saldella ...... 96 92 131 319 McEver has been dubbed the Walter Reed for beating and etching Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Foote and Mrs. releases medicated vapors which pense and annoyance as we though not of a boastful nature, he “Wild Bull” by sports writers. Short rate, and asserted that "what wo Walker ...... — 97 82 179 frankly admits that he can do sur­ into art objects. Elizabeth P. Hills visited Mr. a.od contend is that by the opening of a are inhaled direct to the Inflamed have instruments which locate of stature, with beetling brows and Mrs. A. H. Foote In Colchester Sun­ prising feats on the gridiron and bowed legs, he Is one of the fastest water link or links in our trans­ air-passages. all electrical trouble quickly. 507 495 539 1541 will go out of his way at times to day afternoon. portation system, there ha.s been Ever-incrcaslng demand for this moving ball carriers in the nation. The Misses Edith and Lena Ellis superimposed upon the existing rail tell what he Intends to do in the Visiting sports writers have all bettor method of treating colds is Majors (4) coming w’eek’s game. Usually, he's TOLLAND spent the week-end and Monday systems a situation analogous to shown in the familiar Vick slogan. Norton Klectrical ___ 90 103 108 301 gone away praising him to the skies. Werlosky right. Alabama, swearing vengeance for with their parents Mr. and Mrs. A, that which would ensue from a new Made famous when Vicks reached Magnuson ----- 96 107 127 330 grouping of rail lines, caused by the Instrument ( o. 306 last year’s defeat, came to Knox­ W. Ellis. “ 17 Million Jars Used Yearly”— Chartier ...... 10 88 108 In 1928 the Tennessee team, with Sunday evening the Hebron Chrls- creation of new and independent later raised to “21 Million"—there ...... 123 105 119 347 ville on Oct. 19 this year to meet William Rosbrook and Mrs. Hilliard Street. Manchester Conran few exceptions, was composed of Tennessee. Alabama claimed that tion Endeavor Society joined with rail lines, and that the situation are now “Over 26 Million Jars Used Kebert ...... 102 105 114 321 sophomores. The “Flamin’ Sopho­ Emma Brown of East Hartford must be handled accordingly.” Phono 4060 Tennessee’s victory the preceding were Sunday guests at the home of the local society in a union service Yearly."—Adv. mores,” sports writers called them. at the local church. The leader was 508 576 1605 year was llavored strongly with Mr. and Mrs. L. Ernegt Hall. 521 Wholly without varsity experience iuck; that McEver’s opening kickoff Rev. J. VV. Dceter the topic was PERSHING COMING HOllIE. Construction (0) they went unheralded and imsung to Mr. and Mrs. Newton Blake and ' run to a touchdown was a fluke. "Uprooting the Causes of War.” Rogers 297 Birmingham last year to meet V/al­ Miss Ruth Ayers of Hartford were Paris, Nov. 12.—(AP)—GenenU 285 lace Wade's Alabama Crimson Tide. They came, the largest and most Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Next Sunday evening the local Knofla powerful squad In the conference, Christian Endeavor Society is in­ Pershing left here today for Cher­ Stevenson 296 The Tide was regarded as one of liam Ayers of Merrow road. bourg where he will take the 277 determined to stop McEver. vited to Andover where they will Brennan the most powerful teams in the They smothered the “Wild Bull Mrs. Minnie Berry who has spent Leviathan back to America. Borowsky 315 south at that time. the summer with relatives in Maine present moving pictures. on numerous plays, but when t .e Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hutchlnstm Personal Greeting Cafeis It is reliably reported by McEver 3 has returned to the home of her Hint for movie scenario writers; roommate on the trip, Bobby Dodd, Volunteers got within scoring dis­ and daughters the Misses Doris and 509 491 470 1470 tance of the Alabama goal it Wtas daughter, Mrs. Eldred Doyle and Try a little work In the garden quarterback, that as they lay in Mrs. Doyle and her cousin from Lydia of North Elm street, Man­ to ...... for Christmas, are shown in our Stationery Sec­ their berths on the train cn route McKver who darted around their chester, visited his mother Mrs. once In a while. It may help Pirates (4) left for the only touchdown of the Auburn, Maine, came with her for change the plot. 295 to Birmingham that McEver turned a short visit. Lovlna Hutchinson Sunday after­ Phillips game. tion and we suggest that you make your selection early, Harrison 269 to Dodd and said that he hoped that Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hepple- noon. 322 Alabama kicked off to him Satur­ In the first game of this season, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carpenter and Reamer against Centre College. McEver ran white of Lansing, Mich., were in both for your own convenience and because of the un­ Sherman 340 day- ,, . back the opening kickoff 90 yards to town Friday looking up one of their sons of Hartford visited Mr. and Dickson 292 “I’ll show ’em something, he said. ancestors who was the first physi­ Mrs. Benjamin Lyman Sunday. broken assortment. a touchdown. __ Local schools were closed Armis­ 'I?; McEver has another year ^fter cian in Tolland “Dr. James Stlmp- ... V 520 512 1518 1 On the Saturday morning of the son.” tice Day, also the local students of I game McEever, formerly a resi- this to play. He is about 5 feet 9 -ij Shell Gas inches tall and weighs close to 185 Rev. William C. Darby and Mrs. the Windham High school had 5*,' - Mazzoli ...... 90 95 286 i dent of Birmingham, called a girl Darby returned Friday from Acush Monday off. 92 278 I acquaintance by phone. When she pounds. His legs are extrert^y Field ...... 104 heavy, almost out of proportion, but net and Sagamore, Mass., where The Dewey-Richman Co. Freiheit ...... 112 103 312 asked what he was doing in Birm- they were guests of Rev. Darby’s 92 266 ! ingham he replied that he was go- ho is the spark plug of a grid ma­ Moriarty ...... 86 chine that has been beaten but former parishioners. JeweTers, Silversmiths, Stationers, Opticians Angell ...... 92 105 298 I ing to play football that afternoon Mrs. Howard Crandall. Miss Edna SNOWING IN WEST ___ .—— j and that she had better come to see once in three and one-half years and in his heels lies destruction. Crandall and Edmund Rubles re­ 767 Main St. 484 469 487 1440 it. turned Monday from Laconia, New Kansas City Nov. 12.— (AP) — Hampshire, where they were week­ The storm gods rode over the wc.'^t Charter Oaks (8) end guests of Mr. Rublee’s parents. again today blanketing the Rocky Wilkie ...... 121 108 Rev. William F. Tyler and Mrs. Mountains In snow and Invading the Robinson ' ....128 101 Tyler of Rockville were guests Fri­ praries of Kansas and the hills of F. Anderson .. .l^l 95 Schmeling’ s Return Now day of Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Hayden iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiL|iiiiiiiiiiiiiii>iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii»ii^ Georgettl ....107 103 and patronized the Ladies’ Aid sup­ Missouri. A. Anderson ..107 111 per at the Federated church. Subfreezing temperatures follow­ Mrs. Ellen B. West of Snlpsic dis­ ed a bllzazrd which swept Colorado 604 518 .592 1714 trict Is a guest of her daughter yesterday, reaching the lowest Seems Early Certainty points of the year during the night. British-Amerlcans ( 1) Mrs. Charles Gunther and family of > r. SPECIALS M. Adams ....109 95 99 303 Hyde avenue, Rockville. Metcalf ...... 102 104 99 30.5 George West of Wapplng is a Taggart ...... 115 92 109 316 guest of relatives in Snipslc district Wilson ...... 114 19 108 341 Garden Pays $75,000 for ;f OXY WANN^ and Hyde avenue, Rockville. Four Day Sale Cole ...... 136 133 116 385 The s’..rcsc way to m ark time Miss Bernice A. Hall of Spring- A Few Cents 15 to watch the clock field, Mass., and Alice E. Hall of I 576 543 531 1650 Services of Scott, Cam- Seymour, Conn., were week-end and Armistice day guests of their par­ A Day I Universal - Aladdin - Aluminum West Sides (4) polo and German; Shar­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Ernest Hall Schubert ...... m 97 at Sunset Acres. Pltke ...... 100 112 n Local schools were closed Mon­ Will Save Car Critical Eyes I Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Sad ...... 137 132 key May Meet Max at day, Armistice day, giving the pu­ Everywhere Pontillo ...... 108 123 pils an opportunity to attend patri­ Trouble This are Judging Canada ...... 116 142 otic exercises. IT Miami. There will be a Farm Bureau your appear­ 572 606 575 1753 meeting all day Wednesday at the Winter. ance. Herald (0) home of Mrs. Howard Crandall of Ellington ....11 8 103 New York, Nov. 12.— (AP)—Madi- ; Grant Hill district. Millinery and Kent a stall in Manches­ LaForge ...... H4 78 son Square Garden again has taken j chair seating will be the principle I, i a strangle hold on the promotion of | If you were Cervini ...... 96 85 work of the ladles, under the su- ter’s Largest Heated Garage. Cooking Kettles — Fortin ...... 95 81 heavyweight fights with a $<5,000 i tpervlslon of Mrs. Sara White invited out to n ig h t- No. 154 4 qt. .. $1.00 Suhie ...... 85 120 deal for the services of Max Schmel- . Dimock of Mansfield, Tolland Convenient, Lot/ Cost, Re­ ing of Germany; Phil Scott cf Eng- , County Home Economics agent. La­ how would your party dress look? 508 477 487 1462 1 No. 122 6 qt. land and Vlctorio Campolo of the ^ dles are requested to bring a box pair Insurance. Would your evening wrap be ready Argentine. After weeks of dickering | to wear? Whyoiot get your party Cover ...... 75c with Humbert Fugazy, rival promo- j muCANTCillB dresses and wraps-cleaned and made ter the Garden announced last night , Not) CAvNi'T SXRiK6 smart—this is the party season— No. 1710 10 qt. with that the deal had been completed you may need them any evening. co v er...... $1.89 Football and that Schmeling, Scott and Cam- CONKEY’S polo for the house that Tex Rich­ DSI-. Manchester T 0 / r 2 Bread Pans Briefs ard built. GARAGE Cleaners and Dyers No. 429 1 /2 for . . 89c The deal gives the Garden a vir­ AT THE CENTER tual monopoly on the services of the ried by New York reports that Madi­ “ Cleaners That Clean I Roasters- ' Tel. 5648 New Haven—Coach Mai Stevens four leading heavyweight contenders son Square Garden has obtained Clothes Cleanest” 129 Center St. Phone 6938 No. 891 Small $3.75 of Yale approves of non-scouting for Gene Tunney's vacant throne. from Humbert Fugazy a contract Jack Sharkey, the Boston sailor, al­ FAMILY agreements but the one with Prince­ for Max Schmellng's services, Joe No. 892 Med. .. $4.75 ton is proving a bit of a handicap ready is under contract to the Gar­ in his preparations for Saturday’s den for a fight at Miami in Feb­ Jacobs, his American confident and No. 893 Large $5.45 game. The Elis had to use a 1928 ruary. would-be manager, announced today The negotiations with Fugazy / ^ assortment of Princeton plays in that Saturday, Feb. 22, 1930— loans practice yesterday. transfer from the Italian promoter to the Garden contracts on Cam- Washington’s birthday—had been Pittsburgh, — Carnegie Tech’s polo’s services for four fights and on definitely set for a bout in Atlantic Winter Apples regulars ought to be in good shape Scott’s and Schmeling for one each. City between Schmeling and the 1 for the Pitt game but they may More important is the fact that best available opponent. j UP to $300 Now is the time to put away a few apples for the have forgotten a lot of football. the way now seems to be paved for Jacobs made this announcement! winter. West Bend Alumin­ They had an open date last week Schmeling’s return to American upon receipt of a cablgram from! um Waterless Cook­ and used only reserves against St. rings. Herman Taylor, Philadelphia promo­ for all We have the three best winter varieties: Baldwins, Louis the Saturday before. Schmeling and his American ter. Schmeling promptly agreed to household omergenelea Greenings and Wagner. er, 8 qt. ______$5.50 manager, Joe Jacobs were suspend­ the date. Princeton — Princeton’s Tigers ed by the New York State Athletic “The German Dempsey” has The only charge is three and one- We sell them by the basket, bushel or barrel, calling Special 25c Enamel­ can expect very litUe rest this week. Commission for Schmeling’s failure definitely decided to return to the half per cent per month on unpaid three bushels a barrel. Prices are reasonable and our Coach Bill Roper started prepara­ to fight Scott for Fugazy last sum­ United States at the end of Decem­ amount of loan. Double B o ile r- ed Sink Strainer tions for the Yale game by giving mer. ber for a 40-day training grind. A fruit is all graded according to size and quality. the varsity Its first Monday drill of But with Fugazy’s withdrawal the troublesome foot Injury is nearly Orders taken for the next two weeks. No. 232,2 qt... $1.79 25c the year and he expects to continue commission’s objections apparently healed. P e r s o n a l F i n a n c e C o . at the same rate. have been met. Jacobs declared emphatically that Rooms 2 and 3 . Indications now are that the Gar­ the Garden’s move will not effect the State Theatre Bldg., Second Floor Hanover — Bill Morton, Dart­ den will attempt to match Schmel­ prospective Atlantic City bout. PERO ORCHARDS mouth’s sub quarterback has under­ ing and Sharkey for the mid-winter Arthur Buelow, Schmellng’s deposed 713 Main Street THE R T. BUSH HARDWARE CO^ l taken a big job. He is scheduled to show at Miami. German manager, had no right to So. M an ch ester, C o n n . Manchester, Conn. 5 1 £ be the key man of the Green’s of- sign the Fugazy contract for Telephona Dial 3-4-3-I) fense for the rest of the season, the Schmeling, said Jacobs, "and we will Open 1:30 to J—Saturday 8:30 to 1 task that occupied A1 Marsters un­ ATLANTIC CITY BOUT Berlin, Nov. 12.— (AP)—Unwor- prove it." — ucaNaaa by ymb itatb—• til he was Injured. rJ'- . ! MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1929. PAGE TEN Daily Health YOUR f e '^ar/o’i— ^ rArJ Service B y A nn© A u stin , au^ or of by World Pained Authority ©.1929 by NEA. Hints On How To Keep Well icHILDREN M b e Black Pigeon,' KivaLWlvesT etc.

INJURIES ATTACK 12 PER ■f ^ Oliue/^berts Barton CENT OF ALL COLLEGE / ©1^28 KEA Service.Inc. Margaret Sangster, editor of FOOTBALL PLAYERS Smart Set, has paraphrased an old more quickly ^ higher degree of perfection through EDITOR'S NOTE: This 1, th e! ^ 1 slogan into something very appro- second ot four articles by Dr. through interest than compulsion. their interest? ' priate to tack on the wall from It is simple. By making them now to the 26th of December. Morris Fishbein on the hygiene 1 That’s one thing for us to keep in interested in the things we w’ant “Don’t Give Until It Hurts This of athletics. j mind. What they heard in fresh them to learn. Christmas.” .. BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN ' rememper 90 per cent of— Again the incredulous catch me She makes the very excellent Editor Journal of the American | that’s another thing we should not up and declare it can’t be done. point that Christmas has become Medical Association a n d of i lose sight of. I argue that they don’t know be­ Hygeia, the Health Magazine cause we have never tried. I am a day of competitive giving—giv­ 'These two things I believe are going back to my old hobby—the ing to make an impression—and A special committee undertook going to shape the destinies as well this wild orgy of buying and giv­ movies. The idea of school mov­ the survey for the Carnegie Foun­ as the structure of our future ies is gaining slowly, but I’d like ing is not at all necessary in order dation of the entire question of hy­ schools. to express the holiday spirit. to see it come along more quickly. giene of athletic training. Just a word about this matter Movies to supplement the text book “Anyone,” she writes, apparent­ of fresh air. New school build­ ly forgetting all kbout the dear . In 22 universities and colleges in teaching practically everything which were selected to represent ings even now are practically all will stimulate interest. I little gold digger, ’Vould rather re- conditions over the United States, glass. Splendid! That let’s in ' ceive a gift inspired by affection I believe the day wilt come 43,923 male students were found simlight, and better still the win- ; when we won’t be able to keep and a gift on which some thought to be emerged actively in 13 dows are arranged to let in floods ; had be^n expended, rather than children home from school. I branches of athletics. Among this of fresh air without endangering i don’t suppose I’ll live to see it, but an extravagant gift. almost 44,000, there were 1320 seri­ the children: also new heating ap­ I believe firmly that some of you “More often than you realize, a ous injuries and accidents during paratuses furnish fresh air m oist-' will. No more dragging and coax­ girl of small salary goes into debt the year, including chronic sprains, ened and tempered for small lungs ing and threatening—no more to make what she feels to be her dislocations, concussions, fractures, to inhale. dreads and heart-sinking on the proper part of the Christmas ges­ collapses and Internal injuries. But is it enough? In a line let part of the children. That would ture. Her clothes may be shabby, The common notion that football me make a sweeping statement be Utophia indeed. her room rent unpaid, but she’ll is the most hazardous was substan­ that may meet vidth incredulity bestow Christmas presents with tiated by the fact that there were now that those who may linger on ST.VTE PARRS POPULAR. reckless hands because she wants 49 football injuries, 166 baseball, this mortal sod 50 years hence Hartford, Nov. 12.— (AP)— Popu­ I to hold up her end with the rest. 130 basketball, 80 wrestling, 74 box­ may not think so strange. Classes larity of Connecticut’s state parks ' If she can’t do it, she is ashamed.” I lie ing and 73 track and field, notwith­ will be held outdoors whenever is growing with the years as indi­ standing the fact that there were the weather permits. Some day cated by a report of the state park I A Month Gone Buy 9626 men playing basketball as we’ll have fresh-air or rather and forest commission that 1,151,841 j All of which is only too true, as compared with 5400 in football and open-air schools ] persons were visitors during the ; all of us know. 6955 in baseball. It’s Done in Europe ! first ten months of 1929 as cora- 1 Christmas has actually become Intercollegiate football, accord­ Indeed, in certain fresh - air I pared with 764,554 for the same j such a burden that it makes De- ing to the figures, is three times as camps in Europe where children period a year ago. I cember a dead loss on the calen- hazardous as inter-class football. , with lung trouble are fighting for The figures include only 18 of the 1 dar except as a month of extrava- feathers were almost Identical In size and exactly in coloring. 805 Apparently 12 out of every 100 life, they do it now. The children 38 parks under the control of the The two j gant buying—followed by the In- football players receive injuries study outdoors In the snow—sit­ commission where attendants are on I evitable headache. during the season, usually in the ting in fur-lfned bags and wearing duty. THIS HAS HAPPENED not positive, but I believe Mr. Sev­ turned?” Strawm interrupted her ' It seems impossible for us not sharply. form of fractures, dislocations and fur hoods like Eskimos. Hammonassett Beach was the ier left us that same day.” I to standardize our holidays just as chronic sprains that disable the I Now for that more elusive thing most popular, where the attendance MRS EMMA HOGARTH reput­ “Have you seen the cap since “And how!” she confirmed grim­ I w'e do our dress, and ourselves. ly, the outmoded bit of slang set- „ ______men for more than three weeks. I —interest. was placed at 613,279. Wharton ed miser, is strangled to death in then?” Christ is just a free-for-all Brook near Wallingford was next in ting oddly on her austre lips. “Dead gj^^hange; everybody gives every- Considering the number of men Take ourselves, for instance. her room on the second floor of MRS. “If I did, I failed to notice it.' SLENDER TYPE engaged, football shows an exces­ What do we do best? The thing line, 186,689 visitors being tallied, RHODES’ boarding house, where “By the way, Magnus, did you drunk! Two of your men found him gjgg looking gift he at a speakeasy and were just lug- , money. On Mother’s sively high incidence of injuries \vc like and want to do. certainlv. with Kent Falls in Litchfield coun­ she is confined because of heart know Mrs. Hogarth personally?” A charmingly slender model that and the same is true of boxing, la Oh. but we can’t go through life ty third with 104,823. trouWe. Strawn,asked abruptly. ging him in when __you sent ^ Mr. mother gets a plant of a flow- chooses one of the new plaided Green down for me. He’s passed out crosse, soccer, and wrestling. iust doing the things we like! We BONNIE DUNDEE, “cub” detec­ “No, I’m sorry to say I never er, whether she wants one or not. silks Paris decrees the smartest When the coaches were asked like to paint, but we’ve got to tive, assists LIEUT. STRAVVN in made her acquaintance,” Magnus cold—was dead to the world when i Easter, the girl friend gets a thing for daytime wear. It is in they found him in that (live. Your floral offering of some their opinion, they pointed out that make beds and wash dishes and the investigation, Suspieioi. at once answered. “I was to do so tomorrow, rust brown coloring. .some methods of coaching ignore cook: we like historv. but we have lulls--, on__■i'viii EMIL please al­ tkere is no kreaa detective conies in with a real clue up at Strawn: “Now why should it was a week ago Wednesday, low five dn.vs. —a green feather. Sevier take the trouble to tear the when I was rummaging in the box Price 15 Cents ^ lining and-hide the parrot’s feather seat ct the hall tree for a pair of Kitchen N am e ...... l i k e t i NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY in it? For 1 presume you’re thinking 1 rubbers that Emil Sevier claimed CHAPTER XVI that Sevier wore this' cap in this | lie d put there. Sl-ze ...... It required considerable will room this evening?’ “Arc* did you find them for him?” BY SISTER MARY power for Bonnie Dundee to remain “That’s exactly what I’m think­ “No The phone rang while I w.is j ------A d d re s s ...... hidden behind the screen while ing,” Strawn retorted. “He was looking for them, and I told him to I There is no fruit that stands the Lieutenant Strawm inspected the hatless when he ran for his train--” get them himself, though I knew I j test of time as well as the homely soiled old tweed cap which Detec­ “But he was carrying a straw hat was running the risk of his making I upple. Day after day we use them .Send your order lo the "Pat- O u r tive Green had brought in. Dundee when Dr. Weeks saw him running ofi 'V’th anything else in the hail ! without becoming tired of them. terii l>epl„ Mamliesler Evening V w'as so new to the game of detecting down the alley—if we grant that it tree bov that took his fancy.” Cooked or uncooked, they arc Herald. So. Maneliester. Conn.” repreyenlative criminals that an actual, tangible was Sevier the doctor saw,” Dundee Toward Dundee, Strawn flashed a healthful and popular. clue was the most thrilling thing pointed out. “’Of cousc, he could grin which plainly said, “I told yju The purpose for which apples iy bringing you in the world to birr., and here, cer­ have hidden his straw hat in the so!” To Mrs. Rhodes he addressed an are wanted has much to do with TORRINGTON MAN KILLED. T k e homelike l o a f tainly, was a clue w'orthy of the hedge, put on this cap, worn it in ar-jjarently irrelevant question- “I the choice of varieties. Some kinds of fruit, cook quickly and are | a c a k e name. this room, then discarded it before under.=ifand that Dusty usually Winsted, Nov. 12. — (AP) — “Hmm!” Strawn drew a tiny leaving The grounds—taking the brought Mrs. Hogarth’s meal.G to 1 ideal for sauce or pies. Other varie- i Thomas Louden, 45, of Torrington green feather from the torn silk time to retrieve his straw hat. her?” ties cook slowly and are preferred was killed here today when his auto­ lining of the cap, stepped to the Rather complicated maneuvers for “Yes, he did. Nobody but me knew for baking. Often apples are want- mobile crashed against the railing parrot's cage, swiftly inserted a an amateur murderer, don’t you as well what she liked as Dust,3n” ed for dessert purposes and are j Bancroft bridge over the New thumb and forefinger, and withdrew think?” “What are you trying to do, Dun­ known in the market as “eating” | Haven railroad tracks, them just as Cap’ns beak made a He slowly pulled at two threads dee?” Strawn whirled to demand apples. Louden was a member of the firm dart at them. They held a feather ravelled from a tear in the silk. sharply of .Bonnie Dundee, who had I Fully mature but not over-ripe of Oneglia and Gepvasini of Tor­ begun to slap at the parrot’s cage I fruit is desirable. These are firm rington and was formerly super­ retrieved from the bottom of the “Whoever wore this cap into this fleshed, fragrant and bright cage. Comment was unnecessary. room tonight, chief, tore the lining with the cap he had taken from Mrs. j visor of construction with the state The two feathers were almost iden­ after he had worn it, tore it for the Rhodes. ! skinned. The color should be yellow | highway department, The young detective was about to or creamy white where the apple' tical in size and exactly alike in express purpose of tucking one of shades out from red. Greenings coloring. “Where did you find this Cap’n’s feathers inside the lining, reply when Cap’n turned twice on Good his perch, ruffling his feathers ir­ and Yellow Newtons seldom show cap, Green?” and—” He paused and cocked a a trace of red, but they are fully “Caught in the hedge, sir, that quizzical blue eye at his superior ritably. Then, in a voice startlingly SWEETEN ACID like his dead mistress’ Cap’n spoke*; ripe if they have changed from a borders the driveway on the west officer. greenish to a yellowish tinge. ' side of the house. I was looking for # ii< * “Bad penny! Bad penny!” For Lunch, Parties—in Between (To Be Continued) Molded Apples , STOMACH THIS sOme evidence that the running “Well?” Strawn prompted im­ Four tart apples, 1 cup sugar, 1 man Dr. Weeks saw in the alley had patiently. “For the Lord’s sake, tablespoon granulated gelatine, 1 ! Meals—in fact anytime and thaPs come from the Rhodes House don’t go coy on me. Time’s precious lemon, 2 cups'boiling water,'2 table­ PLEASANT WAY grounds.” and I’m dog-tired.” LONDON BUS STRIKE spoons little red clnnambn candies. Bert Magnus, whose story Green Dundee laughed. “Check, chief! Make a syrup of sugar, boiling When people experience distress had interrupted, uttered an excla­ Maybe I was trying to give an water, grated rind and juice of two hours after eating:—suffer from mation of surprise or incredulity. imitation of a story-book detective. TO m i lemon. Add apples pared and cored heartburn, gas, indigestion—nine Strawn wheeled to face him. “Did What I was going to add was—our n, Nov. 12. (AP) Two I gjjjjjggjQQ gggjjjefl Cook over a times out of ten it’s excess acid Manchester Dairy Ice Cream vou ever see this cap before, Mag­ clever friend, the murderer, loved thousand bus operatives struck in ! low fire until fruit is tender. Turn that’s causing their trouble. nus?” the police so well he couldn’t bear London this morning after a dispute j frequently and baste with the syrup The best way—the quickest way Serve it any time for any occasion, formal ot' “I’m not sure, but I believe I to see them without a clue of any at Dalston garage growing out of | while cooking. Soften gelatine in to correct this is with an alkali. have,® Magnus answered, with kind, so he manufactured a nice, employment of non-union labor. 1 4 tablespoons cold water for five And Phillips Milk of Magnesia is marked hesitation. “Like most of thrilling one. Green, at least, got a The dissatisfaction spread rapidly ] minutes. Remove apples from an alkali, in the harmless, most informal. It always makes a hit. the boarders, I keep my rubbers in great kick out of the parrot’s throughout the morning to other 1 syrup and arrange in a serving pleasant and palatable form. It’s the box seat of the hall tree down- feather in the hedge-hidden tweed bus depots and there was possibility , dish. Add enough boiling water to the form physicians prescribe: . stairs, and week before last, when cap! The feather, of course, was the it would hold up the city’s entire ' syrup to make 2 cups and add which hospitals use; which millions Order it from your neighborhood store or fav­ we had quite a r^nstorm, I pushed surest proof obtainable that the bus service. softened gelatine. Remove from have come to depend upon in over aside: a cap like this, looking for cap had been_in this room tonight, The London General Omnibus fire and stir until dissolved. Pour my qversnoes. I paid no attention 50 years of. steadily Increasing use. orite soda fountain. If you have electric refrigera­ and whoever planted the clue want­ Company in announcing the strik­ over apple.s. Let stand several A spoonful of Phillips Milk of at the time, but It looks like the ed us to believe that the owner of ers number, said fifteen lines thus hours to chill and become firm and the cap had been here. Or that Sev­ Magnesia in a glass of water neu­ tion you can keep it on hand in your home. same*cap.” far were affected. No machinery serve with whipped cream or cus- tralizes many times its voluhie in “Have you any idea whose it is?” ier, who could have borrowed the for settling the dispute has as yet' tard sauce, “Wlio? No. I have seen no one cap from the hall tree, had left it excess acid; and does it at once. In been set in motion; the bus oper­ five minutes, the symptoms of ex­ wearHt—hardly the season for a here—” ators claimed the operatives had ig- | APPRO'VES BRIDGE PLAN, heavj tweed cap like that. And of "Emil Sevier doesn’t happen to be Washington, Nov. 12.— (AP) — cess acid disappear. To know this nored the agreement between the Manchester Dairy •Ol MANCHeSnil cenfc u coursB I did not inquire as to its an old schoolmate- of yours, does company and the Transport Gen­ Plans of the Maine highway com­ perfect way is to be through with ownership.” he?” Strawn suggested acidly. Then, eral Workers’ Union. mission for reconstruction of a crude methods forever. “T ^ t rainstorm—^was it before at a knock on the door, “Come The city has already been caused bridge across- “the gut” between Be sure to get genuine Phillips or alfter Emil Seiver was evicted in!” much_ Inconvenience, , nearly , all west- _ Bristol Neck and Rutherford island Milk of Magnesia. A less perfect y fromJthe house?” Detective Green announced Mrs. end workers during the rush hours ' at South Bristol, Maine, were ap- product may not act the saipe. All Cream Company * • » * drug stores have the generous 25c /%AlRVn 4 Rhodes, and then, at a signal from were affected by the strike. proved today by the War Depart­ DIAL 5250 MaflfnuB frowned In concentraUon. Strawn, withdrew. The landlady ment. and 50c bottles. Full directions for "Let’l. see ___ The. storm, was broke into speech vehemently: WAR VETERAN DIES. The plans call for construction of its man-y uses are always in the ■Wbdrtesday a week ago. I remember "Excuse me for keeping you wait­ a single swing dra\vspan. At a .pub­ package. Always Obtainable at Your Neighborbood b ets^ e Miss Shepherd, leaving for ing, Mr. Strawn, but the Lord Torrington, Nov. 12.— (AP) — lic hearing sometime ago objections “Milk of Magnesia” has been the Store or Favorite Soda Fountain work as I did, remarked that it knows I’ve had my hands full! That Edward T. Miller, 86, one of Tor- were made to construction, of a fixed U. S. Registered Trade S(Iark of the woul^ruin the 'Wadnesde^ BUe H ty Dusty! I t.-was'a sorry'day for me rington’s five surviving veterans of bridge across “the gut.” The bridge Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co., and . at Marcus-Crane’s, where she works. when I married that—" the Civil War, died today a f his i.s to be built by authority of state its predecessor, Chas. H. Phillips, In the ladies’ dress de^rtment, 1 am “You mean ^our husband has ra< horn* here. law. since 1876.-<-Adv.

i PAGE ELEVEN MAI^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUra MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1929. vOTt War. Mrs. Ruth Mclntire Da- Roy Gerguson, and later had X-ray IARUSS IN “ DISRAEU” I BREAKFAST DISCUSSIONS dourian of Hartford, former chair- pictures taken by a Hartford spe mam of the committee on toe Legal Status of Women, will lead a dis­ DAILY RADIO PROGRAM ■ Red Cross RoU CaU t ONE OF SEASON’S BEST A CONVENTION FEATURE cussions on securing public support i0;30—.tmoricana . ■ i'j'r.i.ient. Leading DX trl.vLions. • ROCKVILLE The Riockville Chapter, Red i for jury service for women. Miss Tuesday, October 12. H ;yy—Lanco orclicM. ;-.. 405.2—WSB, ATL.\.'. - 740. _ Gross, started its annual roll call \ Elizabeth P. Andrews of Hartford Il::i0—MoiTtibeanis unis c. 8:00—WJZ band concer:. ••Th® Red-Headed Girl." the drama­ 302.8—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND-S90 on Monday. It is being conducted ^ Qj-gat Actor in Great Play at I innovation at the convention will preside at the discussion of Im­ tized verJicn ot the story concerning 8:30—WEAF progranii t3 h-'s ) Ward Caucuses migration problems. a. poor ffirl wiia carried a wetdl^y 6:30—Dinner dance music. 11:45—Studio concert uojr. by members of the Rockville High ^ Tomorrow and i league of Women Vot- young man and the marital dltter- 7:00—Studio musical concerts. 293.9—KYW, CHICACO-1020. . The ward caucuses of both the school and wiU continue until, i ers which opens tomorrow in Hait- ences that ensued will be broadcast 8:00—Bing family part.v, 8:30—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) 8-00—NBC programs (2vi hrs.) Republican and Democratic parties Thanksgi-ving Day. by WABC and allied stations at 8.30 11:15—Dance music to 2:;:o. ------ford will be the breakfast discus- Tuesday nlghu With the termination 10:30—Two dance orchestras. were held at the various voting Clerks 'Win Game WHIPPING THE BALL 11:30—Feature variety hour. 389.4_WBBM, CHICAGO—770. places last evening. The former m “The Saturclay I sions in charge of the chairmen of ol tho World War. the young man 348.6—WABC. NEW YORK—860. 9:00- WABC programs (2’4 hrs.) The Clerks’ football team oteT- iN S w KW°'LiU be seen and heard j the League's ' standing committees same home from the front 9"^^ party met at 8 o’clock and the cover that he and hia wife dilfeied 6:00—Drama. "Show Folks.” 11:30—Symphonic orchestra, It-nor. the ffist of three to be p y foiT ® the last timjai?times at the State to-! npipp-ntpsDelegates interested in the work of Designed for teaching purposes, radically In tastes and habits, ^ 6:30—Orchestra: dinner symphony. 12-00_Whoopee feature program. ' Democrats at 8:30. All nominations ed between tbe Clerks and the a driving club with a rattan shaft 7:00_Niagara Falls band concert. 1:00—Dance music: Coffee Dan s. any particular committee are asked they, gradually realized that their io% e 254.1_WJJD. CHICAGO—1130. » were made for the coming election, Wheel Club, for the city champion-1 day. 1 there will ue to meet with the chairman for eight that can be cracked like a whip is lor each other >vas stronger than Uieir gioo—Plantation music hour. excepting the Democratic councU- The game was played at the i it is doubtful tha family differences and earlier environ­ 8:30—Drama, "Red-Headed Girl. 9:00—Theater presentations. o’clock breakfast on Thursday, No­ said to add considerable distance to 9;(K)—Paul Whiteman's orchestia. 9.30—Mooseheart children s hour. men of the second ana fourth |.a;';'’g;;“ ndTi:i';h’"ah;7t l another talhlhg ments form the basis for the play vember 14, at toe Hotel Bond, in drives. which has Us counterparts In eveiy 10:00—David Mendoza's orchestra with 12:00—Artists entertainmcii^L. four hundred people in attendanee.! or many seasons to come that w,.l Joseph McCarron, tenor. 416.4—WGN, CHICAGO—720. wards, these to be filled by the Ar- formal discussions wall continue un­ day life. Kitty McLaughlin, soprano, committee. The nominations fol- The score was 7-0, Phillips making j equal Disraeli, w t g and Thomas Murtha, tenor, revive 10:30—Night club romance. ' 10:30—Jim Brown’s orche.stia. r .|.|;00—Russian program with Eirena 11:20—Louie’s Hungry Five. . til opening of the regular business traditional folk songs of Ireland in Uie 11:30—Original songsters; dance. ^ the touchdown on a long forward j less, which _„^a.v Mr Ar- session at nine-thirty o’clock. broadcast through the WJZ network Kazanova, violinist. First Ward—Republican: Aider- pass. At no time during the game I Wednesday and Thu y- ^ at 8:30. Mme. Steffy Goldmer, the ]1;30—Two dance orchestras. 12:00—The dream ship. . Six chairman and one forme." 12:30—Midniglit organ melodies. 12:15—Jean Goldkeltc's orchestra. > man, Roger J. Murphy; council­ did the Wheel Club toe 1 ^iss m mterpro | chairman v/ill lead the breakfast Sunnyside only feminine member of the Lew 454.3— WEAF. NEW YORK—660, 1:00—Two dance orcliestri^. ' i'ork Philharmonic-Symphony orches­ 344.6— WLS, CHICAGO—870. man, Arthur Newell. Clerks’ 25-yard line. The Mrs. N. E. . Clark (.f tra will accompany the songs on the 6:00—Lvidwig Laurier's orchestra. Second Ward—Councilman, Le­ F'’air tations that is amazing. To watcu j discussions ^ 7:00—“ Roads of the Sky” with talk 8:10—The Angelas hour. game will be played at the him in the role of Disraeli, the re­ Lakeville, Efficiency in Government harp. Irish reels and jigs will be by William B. Stout. ^ 8-30—WEAF orchestra music. roy Market. grounds next Sunday. played by the orchestra under the di­ 9:00— Feature music markable statesman who became chairman, plans a consideration ot Private School rection of Josef Pasternack. 7:15- Safety skit, "Gateman Eill.' Third Ward—Alderman, John J. Mis3 Hilgenstcin Showered 7:30—Sketch with music. 447.5—WMAQ-WQJ, (IHICAGO—670. Prime Minister of England, is U) studying public finance. Mrs. Edith 8;00—Songs of the season. 9:30—Concert; Slumber music. Connors; councilman, Arno Weber. Miss Martha Hilgensteiri was re­ Wave lengths in meters on left of 11:1IU—Orchesira; Dan and fc^ylvia. know the thrill of witoessing some­ V. Cook of New Haven will preside 217 North Kim St. station title, kilocycles on the right. 8:30—Male trio, orchestra. Fourth Ward—Charles Under­ cently the guest of honor at two at the discussion of Child Welfare Black 9:00—Drama, "Messer Marco Polo. 1I-31—D."^ vaudeville club. thing that is powerfully dramatic. Phone 3300 Times are all Laslern Standard, X0;0o—Eskimos dance music. 11U5—Three dance orclicstras. wood^ showers, in honor of her coming It would be unfortunate to miss this , and Mrs. Harry B. Hunt of NianUc face type indicates best teatuies. 10:30—Feature vaudeville hours. 202.6- WHT. CHICAGO-1480. First W’ard—Democrat: Aider- marriage to Ceorge Eidam of toe 9:30—.'trtists; ramblers. really filic production. There are Ion Social Hygiene. Miss Emily U. 11:30—Dramatic sea tale. man, Frederick T. Hartenstein; West Point Cadet Band, which will I Whitney of Nev/ Haven, Education ETHEL M. FI8H Leading East Stations. 12-00—Hal Kemp’s orcheslia. ]0;ou—Concert ensemble. councilman, Albert F. Neumann. not many actors like Ceorge Arli.ss 393.5—WJZ, NEW YORK—760. 10:30—Your hour league. take place on Saturday, November and there are not many pictures like i chairman, will conduct a considera- Director 272.6—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 6:00—Old Man Sunshine, songs. 288.3— WFAA, DALLAS—1040. Second Ward—Councilman, to be 16. She was pleasantly surprised at i j;UP_ConceiT orchestra, soprano, 6:30—Ocean Liners orchestra. 12:15—School days. gang. “Disraeli. i tion of how the local leagues can 3;uu—Trto; soprano, pianist. 11:00—Bridge lesson, music. named by committee. the home of her sister, Mrs. John | Like toe play, toe picture con-lundertake to help the schools m Ur.30—NighUiigale; music ensemble. 7;00—Highlanders’ musicale. Third Ward—Alderman, John 7:30—I.«\v White organ recrtal. 361.2—KOA, DENVER—830. Kloter, by several of her shop- cerns that part of Disraeli s career | their towns. Mrs. Frederick S As this is a day school for in­ ll:uu—Silver Slipper orchestra. 7:45—Adventur-es of Polly Preston. 9:00—WEAF programs (2',i hrs.) McKenna: councilman, Francis mates from the sewing room of toe 11:45—Organist, assisting soloists. 8:00—Goldman’s band concert. 11:3.')—Orchestra, male quartet. when he struggled to make England, chase of Waterbury will preside at dividual instruction in elemen­ 2g3—W 8AL, BALTIMORE—1060. 8:30—Irish tour with Kitty Mc­ 12:35— Koons in "Thanks for Giving. Cratty. ^ , New England Mill, who presented a world empire. In spite of toe tact j the breakfast of the committee 00 5i;yu_\V.JZ programs (3 hrs.) Laughlin, soprano, tenor, harp. 299.8— WHO, DES MOINES—1000, Fourth Ward— Councilman, to be her with a coffee percolator and tary grades, pupils may enter 11 .(in—lulas Symphonic ensemble. 8:30—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) that he had many politicians sway-1 international Co-operation to Pre- S08.2—WEEI, BOSTON—590. g;00—Musical melodrama, orchestra. named by committee. many kitchen utensils. at any time during the school 9:30—Old-time minstrel hits. 11:30—Recorded brevities. Armistice Day Celebration ing the crowd in opposition to him. 1 ______7:00—Biy Lirolher club. ■ 10:00—Fred Waldner .tenor, orchestra. 12:00—Aerial playhouse. On Friday night members of ^le Disraeli became Prime Minister and year. 7;30_\\ programs (414 hrs.) 374.8— WBAP. FORT WORTH—800, Armistice Day was pretty gen­ j 243.8-WNAC. BOSTON—1230. 10:30—Ofchestradlans orchestra with choir of the First Evangelical i Frances White, vocalist. 11:00—Musical program. erally observed in Rockville the i turned his efforts to getting the i 6:15—Artists; dinner music. - 12:00—Theater features. church called at toe Mcrk home on 12:00—Hector's dance orchestr^ U :00—Slumber music. mills, schools and stores being i Suez Canal for England. Many 305.9—KDKA, PITTSBURGH—980. 374.8— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—800. , Ward street, where she resides, to ! powerful men were against the | TUTORING 545.1._WGR, BUFFALO—350. 7:00—American literature gems. 9:0'0—Barn dance players. closed. In the morning at eleven wish her much future happiness. 11 6;3U_Van Surdani’s orchestra. 11:00—Dance orchestra; organIsL believing it to be improvident. 7-yy—Feature music hour. 7:15—Sacred song recital. o’clock, SUnley Dobosz Post, ADULTS AND CHILDREN 7:30—WKAF programs t<*/4 brs.) 8:00—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) 12:00—Studio entertainmcnL jl - 00—Bestor’s dance mustc. 468.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. American Legion, held very im­ many pieces of silver, Victoria., 333.1—WMAK, BUFFALO—900. 11:30—WJZ Slumber music. 11:00—Schonberger trio, songs. pressive services in Central Park, ments were served, followed by ' was decorated by Queen Class for pre-kinderg.irten 7-Su—Feature music hour. The part of Disraeli fits Arliss like, S;y0—WKAF programs (4 hrs.) 245.8—WCAE. PITTSBURGH—1220. 12:00—I’arker family recital. , with Commander W'illiara C. Plun­ 1 6:00—Dinner dance music. 1:90—Radio artists’ review. social time. ,' , One is startled time and j age for training in social rela­ 428.3—WLW, CINCINNATI—700. 7;(i0—Orchestra: traflic talk. 370.2—WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—810. der and associate officers in charge. Notes ^ g:3U_WJZ programs (114 hrs.) 7.30—Uncle Gimbee; song-story. 8:00—WABC programs (3 hrs.) toe uncanny resemblance tions. 10:00—Arzan'B orchestra; cifhcerL The ritualistic exercises were held Miss Ruth Beaumont of T hom p-; fS^m by , fTni.,,,. 8:00—WEAF programs (4 hrs.) 11:00—Politicians music hour. son street has returned from a vis- actor and toe famous 10:45—Studio vocal trio. 12-00—Trncy-Brown’s orchestra, 11:15—WABC programs (5i hr.) for tha first time in this city. Rev. j Miss Fish is available as 11:00—VyjZ Slumber hour. 535.4— WFI, PHILADELPHI^A—560. 12:00—The old settlers. George S. Brookes, speaker of the it in Wood Haven, L. 1. ^ talesman. 12:00—Studio dance orchestra. 6:30—WEAF progr-ams (5^ hrs.) 461.3— WSM, NASHYlbLE—660, Mr. Arliss is supported by one at! parents advisor in child prob­ 13:30—Feature variety hour. day, made a plea for peace and m The Friendly Class of Union ; 260.7— WHAM, ROCHESTER—1150. 9:00—WEAF programs (2>/4 hrs.) toe strongest casts ever assembled! 280.2-WTAM, CLEVELAND—1070. closing his address said “ Let us lems; Appointments on Tues­ 6-30—Dinner dance music: talk. 11:30—Evening Star quartet. church will present a play, “Nora for a motion picture, and includes 6:00—Studio concerL 7:00—WJZ Highlander’s program. 379.5— KGO, OAKLAND—790. think peace: let us see in every Mixes In” at toe church chapel to­ j day. Wednesday, Friday and 7:30—WEAF programs Ci'A hrs.) 12:30—Los Angeles entertainment. Florence Arliss, Joan Bennet, Ivan | 11:00—Studio dasce music. 7:30—Concert orcliestra. baritone. foreigrner a possible friend, and in morrow evening. Miss Leila -Church 1 . Saturday afternoons and on 283-WTIC, HARTFORD-1060. g';00—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) 1:00—Artists: Sauntering Sailors. Simpson and David Torrence. 'Ihe lj;00—Helen Ankner. organi.SEATTLE—970. tural colored musical revue entitled j #1 8:00—Main Street rural sketch. 12:00—Dance orchcslra, entertainers. Boys’ bands in Central Park, and this city, has accepted a position as Mycoughingand presentations; trio. 11:30—Birthday feature program. “Mexicania.” 8;00—Radio , ------. _ Secondary DX Stations. from 2 until 4 o’clock an aerial ex­ overseer of finishing at toe Still­ Secondary Eastern Stations hibition took place over Fox Hill, water Worsted Co. of Harrisville, sneezing stopped 344.6— WENR, CHICAGO—870. 545.1—WKRC, CINCINNATI—550. 9.00—Vocalists, instrumentalists. with several hundred people wit­ R. I. 10:00—Studio entertainment. 10:00—Little concert orchestra. 8:15—Farmer Rusk’s talk. nessing the event. There were four Several local people enjoyed air­ just like THAT" ll;0u—Dance orchestra, 325.9—WWJ, DETROIT—920. 10:00—Home circle concert. WAPPING 374.8—WSAI, CINCINNATI—800. 6:30—Barlunl dance orchestra. 11:00—The musical parade. airplanes, with Charles Descomb, plane flights with Pilot Descomb at "Going home from a dance 7:10—Feature music hours. 7:00—Gypsy baron’s concerL 12:30—Smiles: comedy skits. of Hartford, ■well known ■ in this Doyle field on Monday. The members of the Barber Hill in my thin evening drM* and 9:00—Minstrel men’s frolic. 272.6—WLWL, NEW YORK—1100. 1:00—DX air vaudeville. slippers, I caughl’a frightful 238—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260. city, in charge of stunt flying. Mr. and Mrs. Valerian Gworek of Club, with their families, enjoyed a 8:00—WEAF programs OJ^hrs.) 6:00—Gvpsy music, soprano, tenor. A successful parachute drop cough. I kncWl had to go to 215.7— WHK, CLEVELAND—1390. 6:30—pianist; bass favorites. 11:30—Shep barn dance. Union street attended the wedding very pleasant evening at the horaa 7 :00—Dixie steppers; address. 7:20—Morality talk; orchestra. 1:00—Studio musicale; tenor. took place over Doyle field at 3:15 of a relative in Anthony, N. Y., on of Mrs. Marion D. Lane of Grove ■woih die next moming and 8:00—WABC programs (3 hra.) 526—WNYC, n e w YORK—570. 491.6- WDAF', KANSAS CITY—610. I dreaded a sleepless night. 11:00—Two dance orchestra^ o’clock. , ISaturday. street, Manchester, Saturday eve­ 7:55—Air college; violinist. 10:30—Cook’s feature artists. In the evening there was a large j When I got home my mother 399.8— W eX-W JR. DETROIT—750. 8:35—Business talks: songs. ning. Whist was enjoyed, and each 7:30— Business talk; trio. 11:00—WEAF vaudeville hour. crowd at the Legion Fair, which gave me some Smith Broth­ 9:00—Sons of Norway glee club. 12:15—Variety music hour. guest brought a rock for Mrs. 9:00—Manuel girls: orchestra. 357—CKCL, TORONTO—840. concluded the Armistice Day cele­ ers’ Ckmgh Syrup. In no time 10:00—Red Apple Club program. 12:45—Nighthawk frolic. Lane’s beautiful rock garden. at all my coughing and my 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—570. 7.^)0—Popular music; trio. bration. The program which was 8:30—Radio Hawaiians. 440.9—KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—680. COVENTRY The lecture entitled “Protestant sneezing stopped. Islept like 6:45—Election return.^ (4 hrs.)__ 9:00—Simpson opera hour. 12:00—Great composeFs hour. secured through John H. Yost, ■was 475.9—CNRA. MONCTON—630. 1:00—Bears: trocaderans. Shrines in Europe and America ’ a log. In the morning I was 11:00—Goldketle’s orchestra. very good. Dancing followed until illustrated by lantern slides, by Rev. (_*;45—Instrumental quarteL Bessie Williams of New quite well enough to go to midnight. Miss Harry B. Minor and his assistant business.” D orothy Adler Y, G. A. Elects Officers Britain is spending a few days at Ernest Sharp, on Sunday evening of her aunt, Mrs. W. S. At the last meeting of the Young the home i proved very interesting. Colonial WORLD FINANCIERS !i™ st in sa f e t y Germaji-Americans, officers were Haven. SMITH 9ROTHERS W T 1 C Mrs. Arthur Porter, Miss Ruth The Friendly Indians will hold elected as follows; President, Ed­ there regular meeting at the Y. M. FURNITURE PROGllAMS ward Badstuebner; vice president, Taylor and Wilfred Hill motored to Triple Action Harrison, N. Y., Saturday, returning C. A. club rooms on the parsonage Fred Yost: treasurer, Alfred New- grounds, with their leader Rev. Travelers, Hartford RETURNING HOMEi mann; secretary, John T. Yost, Monday evening. Maple Mrs. Walter S. Haven is spending Harry B. Miner on Thursday after­ COUCH As evidence of the nation s grow- auditors, Arthur Keller and Her­ 500 m. 600 K. C. a few days in Boston, '' noon at 3:30. SYRUP and Mahogany „ ing concern m saiecysafety nrsefirst uuon tho man Zshirpe. It was planned at, this A double birthday surprise parly Baden-Baden, Germany, Nov. 12.1 the life-saving corps of the George Vinton of Portchester, N. Program for Tuesday. meeting to observe the anniversary Y,, is visiting in town for a few ! was held at the home of Mrs. Inez —(AP)—Difficulties in the working American Red Cross now has an ea- of the lodge on Saturday evening, Finishes Eastern Standard Time. 1 day.s. j Batson last Saturday evening, when rollment of 220,404 members, dating November 30, and the following P. M. out of the trust agreement which Miss Gladyce Orcutt of Middle- I a number of young people came to 5;30—"Simset Hour,” studio e.n- has been holding up the final days of from 1914 to the close of the last committee was appointed ^o make town spent the week-end with her help Mathew Batson, and his cousin, fiscal year. The previous year KEMP’S, INC. semble supper musicale. the conference on the Bank for In­ arrangements; Carl Schultz, Max parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Or­ Luther Burnham celebrate their 6:02—United States daily news ternational Settlements, were in a showed an enrolment of 173,506 Smith and Henry Schweitzer. Plans cutt. birthdays. Bridge and other games bulletins from Washington, D. C., fair way to be straightened out to­ names, and the year before tbav were also discussed for the 46tb Miss Laura K Kingsbury _ , of Con- were______enjoyed.______The^ young men re- Hartford Courant news bulletins. of 134,582 names. annual concert prize masquerade necticut Agricultural college spent j reived many presents, day. These figures, taken from the new 6:30—Benrus correct time. A spokesman for the America ball in Princess hall, which will be toe week-end at her home. Miss Dorothy Stowell of Hartford 6:31—Hotel Bond Trio, Emil Heim- delegation said yesterday’s crisis annual report of the Red Cross, dis­ held on Friday evening, January Merton Wright spent the week- | gpgjj^. week-end at the home of wns being allayed and differences close an enrollment to 5,108 mem­ 30, 1930. The committee in charge end with his parents. Miss Harriett Sharp here. berger, director. bers. The life-savers are entitled to Grand opera selections. were being patched up. includes Edward Badstuebner, Mr. and Mrs. William Pike The choir of toe Federated chure.h i Returning Home wear the Red Cross emblem on their chairman; John H. Yost, secre­ family of Danielson were Sunday will meet at toe parsonage Thurs- ] Hymn to the Sun from 1 he guests at Mr. and Mrs.■ H. B. Golden Cockrel,” Rimsky-Korsakoff. The various delegations already swimming suits since they ha\e tary; Alfred Newmann, treasurer; day at 8. taken full course of Red Cross in­ Fred Yost, Ernest Schoonborn, Her­ Pomeroy’s. The Federated Workers will hold Wotan’s Farewell and Migic Fire are sending home part of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Maskiell and AGAIN staffs and W. T. Layton, British struction and passed the tests. bert Wormstedt and August Fiss. an all day meeting at toe home of Music. National statistics on new mem­ Installation of Officers family of Hartford, spent the week­ From "D i» Walkure,” Wagner. delegate, who has been absent since end with the former’s sister, Mrs. J. Mrs. Clarence W. Johnson Thursday Melodrame from “Piccolino,” Nov. 1, no longer is expected to re­ bers show that children led with The American Legion Auxiliary from 11 a. m. to 4 p. lu. 26,689 last year, as against 10,850 will meet in G. A. R. hall tomorrow E. Kingsbury. Gairaud. turn. Paul Giesecke of Tufts College, On Friday evening the Federated Two Intermezzi from “The Jewels Jackson E. Reynolds of the Ameri­ men and 7,350 women. Knowledge night, when officers will be install­ Workers will have a twenty-five cent of life-saving among children re­ spent the week-end at his home. of the Madonna,” 'Wolf-Ferrari. can delegation, has booked passage ed by Mrs. Lillian Yerrington of Thomas Madden of Brooklyn, has old-fashioned New England baked 6:59—Industrial Alcohol Instituce on the Be de France sailing Nov. lieves the anxiety of what to do in Hartford. Mrs. Florence North is spent several days at his farm. bean supper, at the Wapping school canoe accidents and general s a fe t y __ announcement. 27. while M. A. Traylor, the othef the new president. A social time The following officers were elect­ hall, served from 6 to 7:30. Bridge measures, such as marking danger/ follow and refreshments will 7:00— Silent. j chief American delegate, intends to ed by Coventry Grange, No. 75, P. and straight whist will follow. Bond Trio Concert, 6:31 P. M- ! make a short pleasure tour before .spots and maintaining water p.a-, be served. of it., at its last meeting: Master, On Sunday evening, Nov. 24, the , GIVE “Art never follows a flag, ’ it has returning to the United States. trols. Many chapters last summer Hughes-Palozic \ledding Otis Hill: • overseer, Lester Hill; Center church chorus of Hartford i been said. In the grand opera fa­ Site of Bank furnished volunteer patrols and fife St. Joseph’s church was the lecturer, Kenneth Simms; steward, will again visit the Federate'.! ] vorites chosen for the Bond Tmj Mr. Traylor took the noon express guards to municipal pools and scene of a pretty wedding on Mon­ Raymond Storrs; assistant steward, church here, giving a musical serv­ The People of Hartford and Vicinity the Greatest Say­ dinner concert at 6:31 o’clock th's for Basel, Switzerland, to see a beaches. day morning at 9 o'clock, when Earl Koehler: chaplain, Mrs. Emil ice at 7:30 o’clock. The people of ing Offer They Have Ever Recorded From Any Dentist In This evening from Station WTIC, Emi! building offered to the bank for In- j Miss Louise Palozie. daughter of J. Koehler; trea.surer, W'alter S. Wapping have not forgotten toe.rj Heimberger seems to have proved ternational Settlements by the , Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Palozie of Haven; secretary, Mrs. Arthur last musical treat. • Your Health Coines First» Luxury Last piesident of the Swiss National this assertion—at least, as far as j Ellington and John Francis Reed; gate keeper, George Kings­ Take Care of Your Teeth Bank. 13 YEAR OLD BOY Hughes, son of Mrs. Sarah Hughes bury; -Ceres, Mrs. Walter S. Haven. operatic art is concerned. Rimsky All nhvsicians recognize the value of good teeth. know Korsakoff, who composed ■The I I don’t Want to return to Ameri- of 356 West Preston street. Hart­ Pomona. Mrs. C. Irving Loomis: Oolden Cockerel ” was a succes.sj ca without knowing where.the Bank CONFESSES MURDER ford, were united in marriage by Flora. Mildred Wolfe; lady assistant All physicians recognize the value of good teeth. ^ 2i France and Belgium as wed j for International Settlements will Rev. Sigismund Woroniecki, pastor steward. Mrs. Oliver Hill; member Better teeth are abscessed, faulty or deca.yed his native Rvfssia. W agn-.! be housed,” Mr. Traylor observed. of the church. Lohrengrin’s Wed­ of the executive committee, Harold once. Now read my splendid offer below. This Offer is Good for as m Hansen. Coventry Grange will hold to beside This Week Only. _____ who wrote ‘Die Walkure,” w.-is| It is expected toe next plenary ding March was played by Miss andl session will be held on Thursday, Chicago, Nov 12.— (A P)—Ner- Kobak, toe church organist a special meeting Thursday evening, once ’oanished from Saxony, when toe degree team will confer spent his exile performing in a j when the trust agreement will come i vousness displayed by 13-year-old ' „artv marched to the than sorry §25 SET OF TEETH §15.00 most every country in Europe.! Eun up. ^ Freddie...... - -Nette^ — at_school^yejtejd^^^^^^ J I| oitnr and for the rcccssioual she the first and second degree upon a ______>®d to his arrest for questioning a^nd Mendelssohn’s Midsuin- cla.ss. \ great saving on a fine set of Natural Byte Gold Pin Teeth. Guiraud, compo.ser of “Piccolino,' | The Choral Society will meet on Our work guaranteed. Take advantage of this offer. was born in America but achieved 1 later to his being held for the kill- j Dream. Leonard s a Song of the Sunny .South; , ing of a hunter on his father s land , ni®t^ s S Tuc.sday evenings in toe future. his .success in France. Although mass was sung by Mrs. Anna May Miss Doris Cowdy has been elected Equip •Wolf-Ferrari, composer of “The: Melancholy; She’s So Unusual; , Sunday Pfunder and Miss Cfiroline Milan­ Sixth Cavalry, O’Callaghan. j Statements by toe boy led police secretary and treasurer in place of SET OF TEETH— RUBBER Jewels of toe Madonna,” was an; i to the back yard of toe Nette farm ese. The latter also sang “ Ave Mrs. George Coolidge, who has your LOW A S ...... Italian nad studied in Italy, toOi 7:30—Nev/ England Gas Hour. • Maria” by Myer during the offer- $10 8:00—Waldorf’s “ Being Family. ’ j where they dug up toe boy’s .22 cali­ moved to Windsor. We .Mso Make Gold, .Aluminum or Hccolitc Sets of Teeth librettos of all his works were foi ^ bre rifle. Saturday at 1:30 p. m. the Sun­ Radio Unbreakable, Durable and Perfect Fitting. many years sung in German.: 8:30—“Around in toe World with 'Hie bride was attended by her Libby.” Scenes That Are Bright­ ■ The baying of a hound over the shine Scissors Club will meet at Selections from the operas mc.i-. 1 body led to the discovery Sunday sister, Mrs. Sylvia Reilly as ma­ the home of Mrs. Bryon Hall. with TEETH EXTRACTED tioned ■will comprise this evening s est from “Maritana," Wallace; tron of honor. There were two Everyone plea.se bring • material for Irish Silhouettes,^adley; Snowy j that Herman Ahsen, 19, had been Badly decayed broken down teeth or roots Bond Trio program. bridesmaids in attendance, Mcis a sewing bag if they have not made Breasted Pearl; Macushla, Mac- ! killed. carefully removed. “ Y'es, I shot him,” the Nette boy Julia Palozie of Warehouse Point one. One-half yard of cretonne and WBZ—WBZ.-\, Springfield, Mass. Morrough; Molly on the Shore, and Miss Bernice Kobylect. The best a half yard of lining will be need­ brother of Porcelain or Tuesday, November 12. bv” °rfshN am Ts'^Sp?cei'SLa^tlw SJbout'loo f^ taw ay aid ftid ij't ; man was Philip Hughes, brother or ed. There will also be election of FILLING TEETH Silver, low as Eastern Standard Time. ^/o’se” ? . ?hs Bard , thinU I could hit blhi. He l^d uo the groom^and the ^ushers wer^ officers. P. M. Joseph Palozie and William Ireland, Kretschmar. i business on my father s land. A man was arrested in a hotel | TEETH CROWNED 4:00—Metropolitan Melody Boys. 9?5o-Johnson & Johnson program. I The father, Herman, was booked Hughes. The bride wore a go-wu of Dr. King’s Dentists crown decayed or broken 4; 15—“Crime” by Dean Gleason L white bridal satin and lace veil, toe other day for throwing toe fu r-, 9:30_Dutch Master Minstrels, My i for accessory to murder. He denied niture out of the \rindow. It’s | teeth with porcelain or gold, so that they feel like Archer of Suffolk Law School. osiroDrVipnrt''^ Man in thei the sons statements that he had which fell from a cap of lace and your own teeth, last for years and add to your 4;35_Statler organ, Doris Tirrell. | Sweerhearts to- Man in ^oy burying toe gun and orange blossoms. Her bouquet ■vv’as pretty hard sometimes to find those j Moon; Woman Down in Memphis; FOR RADIO appearance. Low as ...... 5;00—Final closing stocks markets, i had instructed him what to say in a shower of bridal roses, lilies of collar buttons. | 5:25—Government bulletins. i Rubber Neck Jim; I’ve Said My of tnc ®®-®® of the valley and gardenias. SERVICE BRIDGEWORK Low a s ...... 5:29—Sessions chimes. * Farewell; In the Heart The matron of honor was gown- Lost teeth replaced without plates. Bridge 5;30—Lost and found; positions Mighty Deep; Shiftless Sam; 1 ed in yellow satin, with hat to | PHONE 8160 You’re All Right, but You Can’t ! teeth made by Dr. King’s Dentists over tiventy wanted. match. She carried pink sweetheart \ Have you beard the new Majestic years ago are now being worn by many people In Fang In; I May Be Gone for a ' ARAB STABS DOCTOR 5:45—“(Dancer” by Dr. George H. TOSCSt I Electric lladio'? ^ Hartford. If you have amy missing teeth, let BigelQW, Massachusetts Commis­ Long, Long Time. Miss Julia Palozie wore a dress i 10:00—Williams’ OilmaUcs, Bash-, Dr. King’s Dentists replace them for you. sioner of Health. ful Baby; If You Believed in Me; i Jerusalem, Nov. 12-— (AR)—An of green moire and hat to corre- j Barstow Radio 5:59—^Temperature. Do What You Do from “ Sho-v ■ attack with a knife was made today spond. Miss Kobylect’s gown was e;00—Telechron time. of orchid moirfe and hat to match. Service Hecolite All Pink Sets Girls-’’ Don’t Hang Your Dreams j upon Dr. Tycho, prominent occuiist .Authorized Dealer 0;Ol_Champion weatherman. Both the bridesmaids carried pink The most beautiful unbreakable material ever Invented to toke on a Rainbow from “Sketchbook;” Kby an Arab as he was entering his Majestic, Phllco 6:02_Agriculture market reports. sweetheart roses. the place of rubber. Ask the doctor to show you one of these 6:15—Tbe World Bookman. True Blue I>ou from “The Dance clinic. The Arab stabbed hini twiCA 20 BlsscII St. of Life;” Do You Love M e?” ! toe knife remaining in the doctor’s A reception followed toe cere­ beautiful sets of teeth. 6:20—Dinner music. mony at the home of the bride s Next door to KJttle’s Market 6:30__Savannah liners’ orchestra, That’s When I Learned to Lo/ejback. He was taken imediately to You; I’m Just Wild About Harry., a hospital where he was operated parents, three hundred guests be­ Plates Repaired in S Hours Casey Jones, Robinson; Love and ing in attendance from Hartford, EXAMINATION FREE Spring, Wajdteufel; Georgia 10:30—Freed orchestradians. On the] on. « .j to Mandalay; Lucky Little Dr. Tycho is known far beyond Springfield, Boston, New York, Pines; Scarf Dance, Chaminade; Road Rockidlle and Manchester. After a RADIO Devil; Here Am I from “Sweet toe boundaries of Palestine for his Down Among toe Sugar Cans; successful fight against Trachom.a wedding trip to Canada Mr. and SALES AND SERVICE Mignonette, Friml; Hungarian Adeline;” Lonely Troubadour; Mrs. Hughes will reside at 2 Bald­ y Mississippi: The Monkey in the, among toe Arabs of■ Palestine. H? Prompt Attention to Phone Calls Dance No. 6, Brahm; Under toe win street, Hartford, where they DR. C. W. KING Spell of toe Moon; Pimchinello, Zoo- I’ll Close My Eyes to the is credited lyito ha-ving saved nun- Rest of toe World; Millenburg! dreds of Arabs from blindness since ■will be at home after December 1. ^ l A L 4949 HARTFORD Herbert; Song of toe Sand. Joys. ! he settled in .Jerusalem about 20 Breaks Nose In Game standard .Accessories. 7;00—Jeddo Highlanders, Deep in 306 Main St. „ Cor. Chai t o 0 ^ Av^. years ago. Raymond Murphy, son of Mr. Atwater Kent, Stromberg-t^arlson, the Arms of Love; One Minute of 11 ;00—Longines time. and Mrs. James Murphy of Pros­ Dental Nurse In Attendance, Hours 9 to 8, J»hone 6-SlOO 11:01—Champion weatherman There have been many attacks on Slajestlc, Bosch, Phllco. Closed Wednesday Afternoon. Heaven; Sing a Little Jewish pedestrians recently and pect street, had his nose broken orsvl-ria; My Song of the Nile; 11:02-Temperature. while playing football at the Rock­ __ . _____“ riT.i>at finhho ': 1 11:03—I Statlcr orches- • fresh outbreaks of raids on Jewisii WM. E. KRAH Web of Love from “Great Gabbo ; 111:03 Bert Lowe s j colonies in several parts of Pales- ville Fair grounds on Sunday- The 668 Tolland Turnpike. Marianne: Dance Away the 1 tra. young man was attended by Dr. Niffht: Aren’t We All?: Sing Me! 11:30—Telechron time. i tine.

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AFAR IMENTS— FLATS— REPAIRING______S H « m i c m p i t m . n o m Want Ad Information TENEMENTS «2 ROCKVILLE SHOOTING MATTRESSES, box springs, pil­ LOST—2 YEAR OLD heifer, mostly FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement at Manchester black, missing from pasture about lows and cushions made over, VICTIM RECOVERING Mrs. Angeline Scarlato of 36 Cot­ equal to new. 1 day service. Phone 62 Center street. Phone 8737 be­ five weeks. Reward for information. tween 5:30 and 7 p. m. tage street was admitted to the Me- Evening Herald Call C. W. Johnson, Wapping, Rose- 6448 Manchester Upholstering Co., 331 Center street. Established CLASSIFIED dale 11-12. FOR RENT—FOUR room tenement, Steve Gerich Doesn’t Seem to ADVERTISEMENTS since 1922. with all improvements and garage Hold 111 Feeling Against Count sis average lords to a line. VACUUM CLEANER, phonographs, at 5 Ridgewood street. Rent $23 Initials, numbers and abbreviations announcements 2 When You Need month. Inquire 178 Parker street. His Daughter. Lewiston, Me.—Bates football each count as a word and compound clock, gun repairing, key fitting. ------team wins first Maine state college words as two words. Minimum cost is announcement .— Large stock Braithwaite, 52 Pearl street. Dial 5623. , i championship in 23 years by de- ^orice of three lines. • of antique furniture, also first class FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement, No second operation has been per- CHIMNEYS CLEANED and repair­ To Have _ ------Q ------0 ^ ------. rates per day for transient repairing and refinishing. V. Line ed, key fitting, safes opened, saw lower floor, all modern improve­ forced for tOe removal of tOe bullet old r Nils Hedberg fatally K injured ed in ads. Hedeen, Dial 4498. The Old Wood ments, available December 1st. C. from the skull of Steve Gerich of Effective Slarcli 17. iaU7 Shop, 15 Pitkin street. filing and grinding. Work called 50-foot fall in ice bin; companion Cash Charge for. Harold Clemscn, 108 North E. Lewis, 44 Cambridge street. Rockville who is confined to the City only bruised. f. Consecutive Days I 7 CIS] 9 cts Something Done Telephone 7269. * 1 U CLSi 1 I Cts Elm street. Tel. 3648. hospital in Rockville as a result of t r i ctsi u ct* PERSONALS SEWING MACHINE repairing of FOR RENT—DESIRABLE 4 room being shot by his daughter in a | AU orders'for Irregular Insertions flat, in A-1 condition, top floor, at will be charged at the one irne ^at . PALMISTRY—Your fortune in your all makes, oils, needles, and sup­ family quarrel. Gerich’s condition | 95 Charter Oak street, near Main Special rates for long hand. Have your palm read by plies. R. W. Garrard, 37 Edward PHONE 5121 is no longer regarded as serious and ; day advertising siven upon re_s Main street. his name has been removed from : and stopped ? L ac- pointment. To See and Drive day will be charged on y for the ac the danger list, it was stated at the ! tual number of times the ad anpear- COURSES AND CLASSES 27 FOR RENT— 3 & 4 room flat, all im­ hospital this morning. i G(1 charging at the rate earned, but AU rOMOHlUES FOR SALE 4 Ask for a Want-Ad provements. including not water Hospital authorities add that j THE NEW no allowances or refunds be made BARBER TRADE taught in day heat. 170 Oak street. Inquire Gerich is a very good patient and : on six time ads stopped after the HUPMOBILE SIX FOR SALE—FORD TOWN sedan, j and evening classes. Low tuition Taker and Tell Her 164 Oak street or call 8241. never speaks about the shooting af- 1 *^^No*^"till forbids"; display lines not fully equipped, cost delivered $850, | rate. Vaughn Barber School, 14 fair. IF" he holds any ill feeling } Fullv equipped and deliverer run 750 miles, perfect condition. : Market street, Hartford. against his sixteen year old daugh- | ^°The Herald will not be responsible What You Want. HOUSES K)K RUN I (i5 for more than one in‘^°‘'‘'ect inoertion Will sell for $600. Telephone Man­ ter, Jeannette, he has been able to | $ 1178.00 of any advertisement ordered for chester 3604. MDNEY TO LOAN -S? She’ll take care of FOR RENT—6 ROOM house, all carefully conceal the fact from | more than one time. ,„„„r modern improvements at 211 Cen­ those who are constantly in touch j GOOD USED CARS The Inadvertent om.sslon of ter street. Inquire at 213 Center St. with him. The girl is at Tolland ’ H. A. STEPHENS rect publication of advertising w 11 be Cash or Terms you and it’s ten to County Jail unable to furnish bond rectified only by cancellation of '•he NO TIME IS WASTED Center at Knox. Tel. 5818 charge made tor the s^ervlce rendered. Madden Bros. FOR RENT—8 ROOM house, in and awaits trial in superior court , Tel. 5500 for shooting with intent to kill. 681 Main St. Our service is quick, courtesy and one that you’ll get Vernon, electric lights, fireplace, All advertisements must conform water, garage, all newly renovated, in style, copy and typography wi h 1925 HLTDSON BROUGHAM private on all regulatior ; enfe»ced by the puolish- the result you want. $15 per month. Inquire at John 1928 DODGE COUPE Merz’s store. Vernon or telephone mmiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimitimiimmiiiimiiniinmiiitiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiimie;t:i ers and they reserve the right to Terms—Trades Considered LOANS UP TO $300 edit, revise or reject any -uy con­ Rockville 122-2. sidered objeclionalde. BETTS GARAGE CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads to Hudson-Essex Dealer 129 Spruce Come in—Phone or W'rite! , FOR RENT—6 ROOAl HOUSE, 21 v'^ed’^b^'n /•^croch‘'nL.?:'^la. urda^e; Newman street, steam beat, all im­ 1927 Oldsmobile Sedan. “The only charge three and one- CLASSIFIED DOES ALL TASKS provements. Inquire 29 Griswold '' '' TELEPHONE YOUR 19i7 Dodge Coupe. half per cent per month on unpaid street, Tcl. 3641. » 1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet. amount of loan.” WANT ADS. 1925 Cadillac Sedan. Ads are accepted over the fc’cfhone 1925 Big Six Studebaker Sedan. at the CHARGU R.^TG given al^o's PERSONAL FINANCE CO. FARMS AND LAND FOR as a convenience to advertisers *u 10 other good used cars. Room 2, Second Floor, SAI.E 71 the CASH R.^'l'HS will be accepted as Crawford Auto Supply Co. State Theater Building, f u l l p a y m e n t if paid at the busi­ Center & Trotter Sts. 753 Main St. South Manchester ness office on or before the seventh FOR SALE BUILDING SITES in day following the Arst Insertion of Telephone 6495 or 8063 Licensied by the State Phone 3430 every section of the town. Low each ad otherwise the^ CHAI.GL prices and easy terms. Now de­ KATE will be collected. No responsi­ 1929 WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN FUEL AND FEED 49-A | ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 bility for errors In telephoned ads 1929 FORD CABRIOLET COUPE. veloping “Clearview.” Arthur A. Knofla. 875 Main street. Tei. 5440. will be assumed and their accuracy COLE MOTOR SALES HELF WANTED— hard 1 WANTED—TWO MEN boarders cannot be S'laranteed. FOR SALE — SEASONED i 91 Center St. Tel. 8275 FEMALE 35 wood, sawed to order, chunks $6.50 near Manchester Green. Room, INDEX OF board and garage. W'rite M. D. in CLASSIFICATIONS DISTRIBUTORS load, split $7.25. Fred Giesecke. HOUSES FOR SALE 73 Phone Rosedale 36-12. care of Herald. Births ...... 13 GARAGES—SERVICES— THREE DOLLARS PER DAY PROSPECT Street at.top of hill. ICngagements ...... STORAGE 10 Wanter at once by a nationally FOR SALE—1000 CORD hard wood FOR RENT—PLEASANT HOME, } Beautiful new English type home. 6 Marriages ...... known soap company. A number of two furnished rooms, light house- ; Deaths ...... p and slabs. Price $10 cord for slabs, well arranged :'ooms, sun room, Card of Thanks ...... p women to distribute coupons in Man­ $11 for wood. Slabs ex*’ra fine keeping privileges if desired. For breakfast nook, hot water heat, This brauid new single under construction on Tanner street, s In Memnriam ...... , FOR RENT—GARAGE on Winter chester and vicinity. The work is quality. Call 6991. inspection call 19 Autumn street. fireplace, tile bath with shower, Elizabeth Park, can be purchased now so you may select your E I.ost and Found ...... „ street. Call 5900. easy, pleasant and healthy. No sell­ own interior decorations. “BE SURE TO SEE IT.” s .^nnouncemcnts ...... ^ brass plumbing throughout, at­ Personals ...... ing, straight salary of $3.00 per day. HARD WOOD $6 per load. Hard tached heated garage. Price attrac­ An.loniobllea Send name, address and phone num­ slab wood $5.00 load. Wm. J. Mc­ BOARDERS WANTED 59-A tive. Terms can be arranged. Call IT IS EQUIPPED WITH: . | Automobiles tor Sale ...... BFJSINESS SERVICES ber to Box I, Herald and interviev/ Kinney. Phone Rosedale 28-2. Autonujl*iIcs tor Exchange...... OFFERED 12 4522. Auto Acce.ss(.-ries—'fires ...... will be given. WANTED—2 GIRLS to room and A beautiful colored tile bathroom complete. The = .Mito Repalling— Painting ...... board, comfortable home. For in­ FOR S A L E -$800 DOWN buys new bath tub is recessed under an arch. | Anto Schools ...... „ h e l p t h e GOVERNMENT con­ WANTED — COMPE3TENT woman garden —LAW N- formation call 7330. colonial home. Six rooms, tile bath, ■ Autos—t^lpp by '1 ruck ...... = trol the corn borer. Let us plow for general housework. Must be a DAIRY I'RODUCTS 50 oak floors, fireplace. Mortgages ar­ All floors are of oak. i Antos— For II i i e ...... Garages—Service—Storage ...... JJ your garden this Fall; also grading good laundress. Apply at 192 East ranged. Arthur A. Knofla. 875 Main Oak staircase neatly designed. | Mnti.io elfcs-Hicvcle ...... and excavating. Dial 5992, 272 Por­ Center street, before 1 p. m. f o r s a l e — YELLOW GLOBE AFARl lViUN IS— FLAn street. Tel. 5440. White enamel woodwork upstairs. | \Va n t I'd .A M; I -s—M o11• rc.\ cles • . > ter street. turnips, 75c a bushel delivered. B. lE N EM E M S 63 Itusinc.'.* Iinil l>r.»'.e»«ioniil Services R. Keeney, 596 Keeney street. Tele­ FOR SALE—NEW BEAUTIFUL Six rooms and sun parlor. | Itiisine'-e .gervn e.- iMfercd ...... ■> . WELDING, bracing, carbon burn­ HELF WANTED—MALE 36 phone 3321, days or 4691 after 6:30. FOR RENT—5 ROOM lower flat, English type home. 6 rooms, fire­ A very large attic. • | ] lull.'' loilil .Seivic'-s (ifteied ...... ^‘'",4 ing and blacksmithing. Chas. O. W. I ;i, I him a - i,’. • ii i i a cl i n g ...... • ’ steam heat and garage, Eldridge place, steam heat. Small amount A PROGRESSIVE Casualty and Plenty of closets. i s— si-i >'s ...... Nelson, '«.77 East Middle Turnpike. FOR SALE — GREEN Mountain street. See James J. Rohan. Tele­ down. Terms. Price only $7500. l-'uii. lal nri“'-i"is ------Bonding Insurance Company, whose potatoes. $2.00 bushel, delivered. Fii-eplace, steam heat, gas. § phone 7433. Arthur A. Knofla. 875 Main street. IK.ii ma— l''iumb.ng — Rouiing .. 1' automobile policies con tarn special Thomas Burgess, Wapping, Conn. Inlaid brick and tile vestibule and steps. 5 Insiiiance ...... BUILDING- Tel. 5440. features, desires a representative Tel. Rosedale 60-2. FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement, all M:lln;.-i \ — 1 "cssmaUing ...... i- 14 Large front and rear halls. s .M,,. m-a—'|■rU'■Um^—Storage ------U CONTRACTING for Manchester and vicinity. Claim improvements, 67 Norman street. Spacious pantry— drawers and shelves. s I’.iMiiiaa— I'aperiiia ...... Service and special agent's service Inquire 214 McKee street or phone L(;TS EUR SALE I'1. ' >M"na 1 Uei Vices ...... -- STONE MASON—Stone and cobble Beautiful colored kitchen sink. = rendered from Hartford. Address HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 6470. lb pill mg ...... V,------• •34 Chimneys, also fireplaces, piers and Box H, in care of Herald. HOME BUILDERS.—A few choice Extra chimney for coal and gas range. = T.i I i.'I 1 iig - l>'cirg- • leaning foundations. Mason work of any building lots on Prospect street, '■I'uilei I ;•■"«)' .IIP. Sfi'vicK .. FOR SALE—HOME MADE braid­ Heated garage . = W.iiilvU—Dun.ness ;-ervp:e kind done by day or contract. WANTED — FOUR experienced ed rugs. Call 418 Center street. Tel. FOR RENT—FIVE room flat, steam close to bus service, convenient to Eiliicntioiial heat, second floor, large rooms. In­ Laundry and cold storage space. | Charles Anderson, 1016 Middle shovelers. Apply to Alexander Jar­ 5061. mills, high elevation. Price low. CuiirscS a.iid Cl.isses ...... Turnpike East, So. Manchester, quire 219 Summit street or tele­ I'livaie Inaiiucl.on ...... vis, 416 Center street. Call 6185. Shrubbery all planted. . . . . i liaacmg ...... Conn. Tel. 4978. THANKSGIVING SALE phone 5495. Open for inspection every day. You will like it if S Musical— liramatic ...... Round oak table and chairs $10. Oak 30 you see it. The price and tenns are reasonable. | Wanted-Jus'1 utMion ...... CARPENTER WORK, porch and SITUATIONS WANTED— buffet, square table and six chairs, FOR RENT—4 ROOMS, all modern I.ECiAL NO I ICES 79 Fintiiiri:tl storm enclosures, altofations, re­ improvements, including steam FEMALE 38 $35. Ronds—S toe Us—.M u 11 gages pairs. roofing, and garages. T. Niel­ heat, at 14 Arch street. AT A COURT OF PROBATK MKUD Business Up(j" 11 unities ...... Watkins Furniture Exchange .at .Manchester, witiiiu and for the Money to Loan ...... son, telephone 4823. WANTED TO DO housework by day FOR RENT—FOUR room tenement, District of .Manchester, on tlie 12tli. iiiiil Situations or hour, will also do washings at THERE IS A REASON for the on Lake street, $15 with electricity. dav of .Voveinlier. A. D.. 102P. ROBERT ]. SMITH Help Wanted —Female ...... 35 i'reseiU WlLLl.K.M S. lli'DE, Esu., Help Wanted —Male . . . ------ab home. Tel. 5934. amount of bedding that The Ben­ Phone 6970. FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 son Furniture Company is selling. Judse. i 1009 Main Street. Phone 3450 and 5746 = Help Wanted —.Male or Female 3 / FOR RENT—VERY DESIRABLE 4 Estate of .\nna M.arie Fromm late Agentx W'anled ...... FOR SALE—CUT FLOWERS, car- MIDDLE AGED woman would like 30 years experience back of it, and of .Msncliester. in said District, de­ Situations Wanted — Female .... oS housework for one or two adults. at the lowest possible price. Are and 5 rooms, near Cheney mills, ceased. i#" JMfl'' iimmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHn Si I ua MO ns Wanted—Male ...... 3J nations, chrysanthemums, also pot­ white enamel plumbing, very rea­ Tile .Administrator having exhibited Employment Agencies ...... ted plants. 621 Hartford Road. Tel. Phone 5484. you sleeping on one of our Victor Ills administration account with said l.ive StoeU— Pets— Ponltry— Vehicles inner spring mattresses? $27.50 to sonable. Inquire Tailor Shop, 5 Wal* 8962. nut street. Telephone 5030. estate to this Court for allowance, it Dogs— Birds— Pets ...... $37.50. Your credit is good at Ben­ is Live Stock —Vehicles ...... 4; FOULTRY AND son’s. Call 8530. ORDERED:—Tliat tlie lOtli day of ' Poultrv and Supplies ...... 4a FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene­ .November, A. D.. 102ti, at it o'clock, ' Wanted — Pets— Poult ry—Stock 44 MILLINERY- SUFFLIES 43 FOR SALE—1 WHITE iron bed, and ment with all improvements, at 118 forenoon, at tlie Probate otfice. in said ■ For Snle— MIseelltineous DRESSMAKING 19 Summer street. Inquire at 120 Sum­ .Maiicliester. bo and the same is as- | -Articles for Sale ...... 45 springs, one leather chair and 2 FOR SALE—R. I. RED Pullets, mer street after 5 o’clock or tele­ .''igned for a liearin.g on tlie allow­ Boats and Accessories ...... ready to lay. Telepnone Rosedale mattresses. Telephone 8055. ance of saiil admini.stration account Building Materials ...... 47 phone 6596. w'itit said estate, and tliis Court di­ Diamonds— Watches—Jewelry .. 48 ALL KINDS OF sewing done, dress­ 41-5 Manchester. rects llic administrator to give public Electrical Appliances— Radio .. 4'J making, etc. Dial 5560. FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement notice to all persons interested tliere- Fuel and Feed ...... MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 .11 to appear and lie lieard tliereon by Garden — Farm— Dairy Products oO with all improvements, at 146 Bis- ARIICLES FOR SALE 45 sell street. Inquire ou premises or publisliiug a copy of tliis order in Household Goods ...... IVloViNt;— IRUCKlNt;— FOR SALE—VOLO-GRAND player some iicwsiiaper lia\iiig a circulation Machinery and Tools ...... telephone 4980. ill said Districl. on or before Novem- Musical Instruments ...... oZ piano, like new. Call Tel. 7032 after A WILL IT STORAtiE 20 FOR SALE— BOY SCOUT uniform, ber 12. iy2tb and by posting a copy of Office and Store Egutpment . — 54 five o’clock. FOR RENT—3 ROOM suite on Main tills order on tlie public sign iiost in LOOK ALL Specials at the Stores ...... 55 MERCHANDISE ordered by you to­ size 12, practically new. Tel. 3668. street, modern improvements, in­ tlie Town wlicre the deceased last Wearing Apparel — Furs ...... 57 dwelt, four days liefore said day of Rl&HT WITH Wanted—To Buy ...... 58 day in New York, or to be sent to FOR SALE— FEW loads of soil, also WANTED— ru BUY 58 cluding heat. Phone Aaron Johnson. liearing and return 'make to tliis WHY pon't Kooiiis— no.-iril— H otels— H esorts New York, picked up by us to­ 3726 or janitor 7635. Court. He.Htaurniits two or three loads of wood. W. G. MY 13/?0WN night and delivered the next Glenney Company, Allen Place, WILL PAY HlGHES'l cash prices WILLiA.M llVl'iE YOU W^A(? Rooms Without Board ...... 6'.' morning via Manchester and New FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement on .J udge. Boarders Wanted ...... 55-A Manchester. toi rags paper, magazinti- and il-ll-12-2;i. that new Country Board — Resorts ...... 50 York Motor Despatch. Daily ser­ metals. Also buy all kinds ot Edgerton street, all modern im­ Hotels—Restaurants ...... 51 vice and reasonable rates. Call chickens. Morris H Lessner. Dial provements; also five room flat on m e AVanted— Rooms— Board ...... 62 3063, 8860 or 8864. Newman. Inquire 147 East Center Keal Estate For Kent FUEL AND FEED 49-A 6389 or 3886. NEW A. L. OFFICER C(?evAT, Apartments. Flats. Tenements .. 53 street. Tel. 7864. Business Locations for Rent .... 54 PERRETT &' GLENNEY—Express FOR SALE—HARD WOOD $6.50 JUNK JOHN^ Houses for Ren* ...... 6i> and freight service; local and per load. William Sass, Vernon Highest prices for anything saleable, FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement at New Haven, Nov. 12.— (AP.)-r- Suburban for Kent ...... <;5 long distance. Expert furniture street, telephone 6055. particularly copper, brass, rags, 79 Wells street, all modern im­ Captain Neils I. Poulsen, state vice Slimmer Homes for Pient ...... 57 provements. Call at 81 Wells street. commander of the American Le­ Wanted to Rent ...... 68 moving. Service any time by call­ magazines. Call 5879. Wm. Ostrin- Heal Estate For Sale ing 3063. FOR SALE!—HARD WOOD and sky, 91 Clinton. Prompt attention. Telephone 7617. gion, today announced the appoint­ .Apartment Building for Sale ... 5'J hard slabs, stove length $6 and $9 ment of Major Nelson R. Durant of Business Property for S a le ...... JO per load. A. Firpo, 116 Wells street. WANTED TO BUY corn stalks and FOR RENT—4, 5. AND 6 ROOM this city as membership chairman Farms and Band for Sale ...... J1 FRDFESSIONAL rents. Apply Edward J. Holl, 865 Houses for Sale ...... J2 Dial 6148. cow hay, within 12 miles. Phone for New Haven county. Following ------Main street. Telephone 464‘2. I.ots For Sale ...... '“3 SERVICES V Manchester 7964. Write Box 147, his appointment Major Durant said 74 FOR SALE—THE FOLLOWING Resort Property for Sale ...... Buckland. j FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, all im­ he would attempt to increase the Suburban for Sale ...... PIANO TUNING kinds of wood, sawed to order; membership in this county to more Real Est.ate for Exchai.ge .... hickory, hard, white birch, slab and provements, and garage. Inquire ■ Wanted— Real Estate ...... Russia in Europe and Asia, has ! 150 Summit street or telephone than four thousand from the pres­ Auction— Legal IVollces John Cockerham chestnut. L. T. Wood Co. 55 B i| r ent total of approximately 3,200. Legal Notices ...... 6 Orchard St. Tel. 4219 sell street. Dial 4496. a population of about 125,000,000. 8617. Legal Notices ...... GAS BUGGIES—Sure-Fire Symptoms By FRANK BECK GOSH , 1 HATE ---- - H M -M -M ! 'WHEN A CLOSING TIME ! IT I c a n ’ t HEALTHV HARD-WORKING MAKES ME REEL ALL e a t A N V 11' B O Y CAN’T EAT HE iS LONESOME AND BLUE SUPPER , W SICK ----- L O V E SIC K , A N D 1 aUST REEL LIKE I D A D . I M UST \y ( THE ONLY CURE ROR THAT COULD CRV ALL NIGHT, B E SICK. IS GETTING MARRIED . 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R apper Fan ny Says.* SKlliPY By Percy L ( 'roshy SENSE and NONSENSE BEG. U. S. PAT. OFF. T D O N 'T B e l i e v e T H e IF THIS ISN’T THE ANSWER, VA <90TrA‘ LJHV 00 r 60TTA ’c a u s e * O U i i ALL RIGHT,X'CL BCLieve W HAT IS? STORV ABOUT JONAK eeuevE ir ? 5UN0AV 5CH001 i T , 6 u r y A m r g s t t / i v ' A friend of ours says that last S L U A H e R m ’ THE CUKALS. BELIEVE IT summer he asked his caddy: “When J t e a c h e r savs OOOS ON IT. is a golf ball lost?” The caddy 5 came right back with the reply: “A 7 ' S O . T H A t ' 5 y - golf ball isn’t lost until you stop looking for it.” Certainly, this is MJHV right, a golf ball isn’t lost until you stop looking for it and a man isn't a failure imtil he quits trying.

SONGS FOR ALL OCCASIONS C. - v f n : While walking the floor with the baby—“All Through the Night.” | ■% f 7>y fl . t: P:.to . \ 3-M While peeling an onion— “Why * I ’■ Should I Cry Over You?” | r A ; ♦ ' y/ While sampling your wife’s bis- 1 cuits—“Rock of Ages.” | W’hile tuning in on the Radio — i “Silent Night.” j When borrowing from a friend— j r “Then You’ll Remember Me.” | While looking into the gas tank i v.< : 01929 ^ Crosby, Great Britain rights reserved. i U with a lighted match—“When I Am ' U Features Syndicate, Inc.- ' . : Gone You'll Soon Forget.” , O nea When you can’t get central to | You don’t have to have a teeter- OUR ROAROINU HOUSE answer —“Somewhere A Voice Is j totter to raise your chUd on good The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains By Fontaine Fox Calling.” I board. By Gene Ahem When your wife hasn't spoken to ; ------you for a week — “Old Pal Why ! and God know that there is no Don’t You Answer Me?” ^ death? —Geoffrey O’Hara, j FLiETM PK o PPYTHE INVENTOR HA^ PERFEC^TEP AN AUTOMATIC^ .^Ka NAL. PE.VIC?E EgpEdfALiLY- APARTEP To THE 'TQQNERVIL.L.E LiINE. ALvyiri,M'7 ‘BoV m iMe k I aaV IN FLANDERS FIELDS Helen: “My sweetheart gave me a PA'^5' A'RE OVER VoU UllLL TiKiP In Flanders Fields, the . rainbow kiss last night.” (S O S h I, -IH a Mk s , poppies blow between Clarice: “What kind of a kiss is MOlARSEL'F MAMEP AS SOUH HEIR I th a t?” the crosses, row on , MV MllLL I’m l e a V i/Ics UMc l E -i T A K E f row, that mark our j Helen; “The one that comes after vJ>' d A f ^ ■ place; and in the sky, I the storm.” VOLl ALL MV BOUPS SAV, larks, still bravely singing, fly // -{O S tab le o'f Mo r s e s m v UMCUE ‘EJAKE scarce heard amid the guns below. I Teacher: “What were the different We are dead. Short days ago we I ages in history?” COPPER MlkiB fieVAPA Ml Ho MIAS -TAArT i Willie: “The stone age, bronze lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow'. MV VAci4"f m V MAi^ WHAT" came Loved and were loved, and now we j age, iron age?” Teacher: “What age are we living IP <^°'^Apet^ lie in Flanders Fields. ^ I t AlPPLAME ^ MV MevJ^ofrT Take up our quarrel in n o w ?” ViOLlfd CASe with the foe. To you Willie: “The hard-boiled age.” DIRECTION dA R MANiSlOLl '^ M V VILLA iN GOES NEXTTRIP from failing hands we I-TALV ^M V--AH — AM’ UEMY op -To throw the torch; be A certain small restaurant was kept by a man who prided himself VoOR “PooM MJl'T'i-l yours to hold it high, P> > Ai^’’ m V uJATcf^ if you break faith with I on his cooking. He was amazed to 5 VoLl ? I PipMV us who die w'c shall not ’ hear a young salesman criticize a A M ’ L0C3 c H A lM f sleep, though poppies I pie. one day. Hear piiM vlaV grow in Flanders “Pie, young, feller? Why, I made > a AMV MOSIC f Fields. pies before you were bom.” ? “O. K. But why sell ’em now?” i THE BRAVE ARE DEATHLESS Men work a lot about their I tell you they have not died. They hair—w'hen it’s half gone. live and breathe with you. They walk now here at your side, they I The chap who pushed a peanut 5$- tell you things are true. Why dream ' up Pike’s Peak with his nose to win of poppied sod when you can feel i a w'ager perhaps was foolish, but he / 7 / their breath—When flow’er and soul j sure learned something about con- I centration.

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PARKER D. HANDY DEAD y i i/ AL\/lU ^VoLl New York, Nov. 12.— (A P ) — Parker D. Handy, 71, senior member MiJS-tUT' A^K. ! of the banking and precious metal qUes-fiof^S’/ j firm of Handy and Harman, New ^ ' York and Bridgeport, Conn., today I was in a serious condition at Harbor ©1923. EY NEA SERVICE, INC. I hospital after an abdominal opera- REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. j tion on Friday. He is not expected to i F--' JO'O I recover. iSi j Mr. Handy, a native of Fairfield, I Conn., is a graduate of Princeton, I 1879, a life trustee of the university WASHINGTON TUBBS U Something* to Think About By O ane m i and a member of its finance com­ mittee. MO. BUT The c o u n tes s a o m p h I t m n t V£S> AND THPT'S ALL YOU Kis home is at 44 East 74th LlSTEM, f UNT, 1 ’B£Ll£\l£/ HCNAI (VU\NB£: \£ / Ta EN if (HE WAS VOUER FOR RE v’ENEjE. , (7: PUREUV BEG. U. S. PAT. OFF. street. TOBBS \S in n o c e n t . I / NOO’RB SO VJ^S UNDOOBTEDUS \MlTrt imEuT. Thev was ' \Nt40 s t o l e TBE hV^LV ^ ’ ? c \ r c u m s t a n - GOT ON TUBBS.TOO. ■iOST VJ^NT To WORK \N\TA Tou CAN Tell me TN£ d u k e w r e n UE VN'A’S ON 6000 TERMS, BiNEO - - THE DONE \S FOUND MURDERER^ T\AL e v id e n c e , r e m e m b e R v $oH, That TriS. POUlCe, ANB TRV \NHO T v\£ RENL 5V\0T-- rtO\M a n o mv TAEORV AND both The c o u n t e s s a n o T h e MV BOY. Th e r e 'S m o r e t h a n o n e To VMN\. MURB£R£R >S. about V\£R is Th a t revenge $ 1 9 0 ,0 0 0 DISAPPEAR AT m o t v e a n d s u s p e c t yjas The mot we. \ T h e sAM£TiN\e. ^ . X' (N ThvS c a s e . C V ‘5TRAKEE. EH?y ( f \ A \ \A-

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©t929i BY : ;.TRVlCg. WC.WM. U. 8. PAT. , REO. U. S. PAT. OFF. /^K. SALESMAN SAM Thaf s a Bird, Sam! By Small (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) The Times, still upon the ground, | 'round the dinner bucket, on the MO, t (iUESS Vft* OONfT’ ^ROK\ TH ' ^ just sat and didn't look around., ground. “We all can nap,” said O H .m CrOLLY'. [ GOT M I'O LX)OK KINOHi EUNMY \N W FL4 p T h r e e Oo l l (aRS a n ' f o r t y - ' ) m e . n o s P e a K V'. Vc[ 11 OHTE WITH KITTY MW’ I N iw e . c e n t s e e r T h i s u iT T L e / Yve.LIcftM il S i z e . 09- ©ILL Hft SPEftK They didn’t think the great big! Coppy. “There is nothing to go WITHOUT es. SHIR.T- g u e s s •(«L,11 wrong. When we 'wake, in an hour F O R G O T T a G C T N\Y L'D s e t t e r H op d o w n T o TH ' SUNOLE. OF l a u n d r y — HOW 0 0 ______man would e’er come back, the way I or so upon our merry way we’ll go. UAUMORY CHIWAM\(\N'S- Yft FIGURE? ^ f ^ ’ UiiTTrmrrriT' ^ he ran. That’s why they didn't have And, if we can we’ll take this little PLKE L(S^_ a hunch what bad luck fate might dinner pail along.” TS Now, all this time the big strong onCTV ‘S^URTesj bring. ] man up closer to the Tinies ran. LAVJMOEREO FLY CEKTS- Said Scouty, “Well, I guess that He heard them say they’d take a I have had enough. I will not try nap. “Ah, ha, what luck,” said to eat another bite. I’m sure he. “When everyone is sound THLee cemT- 'twould make my tummy ache. asleep, right up to them I’ll softly The rest of you had better quit creep. I’ll make them sorry that and rest while you are feeling fit. they ever took my pail from me.” If I can find a stream near here, a He didn’t wait so very long. good long drink I ’ll take.” Thih on his knees he crawled “A good idea,” Coppy cried. along, and pounced upon the Tinies & And then he jumped to Scouty’s as he gave an awful shout. Before & side. They led the others to a they had a chance to, stand, he stream where each one got his fill. f^raobed up two in each big hand. “I’d like to swim, but, my, I doubt Wee Scouty looked real scared and if I could do it. I’m tired out,” said, “What is this all about?” said Clowny. “ Let’s go back #and k ^ i i rn snooze. We’ve naught but tim.e to (We’ll find out what the big naan kill.” does to the Tinies in the next OiMt, Bir’NU KMKK. MCn .c;n. hark thev went and gathered story. VjSL. r v - ’-'-V

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1929. t»AGE EOURTEEN i®anrl)f0tpr Euftting Hfrali a n n u a l b a z a a r MANCHESTER FISH S t James’s Church and TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, GAME CLUB THURSDAY NOV. 12. 13, 14 I MEETING ST. JAMES HALL Park Street TOMORROW NIGHT 8 P. M. Tinker Hall Dancing, Weir’s Orchestra Prize Money for Bass Club Win­ Entertainment, Kefreshments Booths ners Will Be Distributed. Reci­ Change of entertainment every night pients Please Be on Hand. Door awards nightly.

EMERGENCY DOCTORS

ABOUT TOWN Doctors Higgins and Moore are A number of the members of the the physicians who will respond Manchester Lea^e of Women to emergency calls tomorrow. voters will attend the sessions of the state leagTie annual at the Hotel Bond, Hartford, tomorrow and The meetings conducted by James x q u is it e lovely new linens that will enhance the Thursday. The delegates include the McCullough of Belfast, Ireland, at president, Mrs. L. S. Burr, Mrs. the Gospel hall last week, have at­ festive board, and fill the housewife’s heart with Charles Johnson, Mrs. C. W. Hol­ tracted so many, it has been decided pride as she seats her guests there for the Thanks­ man, Mrs. G. H. Wilcox, Miss Edna to continue them nightly this week E Terrill, Mrs. Elbert Shelton, Mrs. at 7:45, except Saturday. The hall is Howell Cheney, Mrs. George Borst, situated at 715 Center street and giving feast. White or delicate pastel colors to suit any Mrs. Max Bengs, Mrs. Lois Kline- those who have not already heard feUer, Mrs. R. G. Rich. The alter­ Mr. McCullough will be cordially color scheme, in a great variety of new patterns, and in nates are Mrs. W. R. Tinker, Sr., welcomed at any of these services. Mrs. Elmore Watkins, Mrs. Earl sizes for small, medium and large tables. Specially Ballsieper, Mrs. William Rush, Mrs. Tonight at the Manchester Com­ priced for holiday buying, and no housewife need deny J. A. Hood, Mrs. Stephen Hale, Miss munity clubhouse the industrial Dorothy Cheney, Mrs. E. S. Paisley, teams will have another sitting in herself new table linen on account of price. Mrs. Carl Bengs, Mrs. Carroll the setback tournament. Hutchinson, Mrs. Earl Seaman.

iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinin I I Pure Linen Damask Sets I Shopping (Bonf^ | 3.98 Set « 3 ^ Twenty-five only—pure linen, hemstitched damask sets in three smart designs. Heavy quality linen tliat will give satisfactory wear. 1 Thanksgiving Linens | Two sizes 63x63 and 54x70 inches. Six napkins to miatch. I Attractively Priced | I Just Now! I White Damask Cloths, Sets and Napkins E People who come to Linen Damask Sets Linen Damask Cloths i Brow’n Thomson year consisting of a 59x59-inch cloth and six napkins to that will add to the attractiveness of your Thanks­ = after j^ear to grace match. Plain white, hemstitched damask sets in giving table. Pure linen, hemstitched cloths in the i the traditional feast stunning designs. Set full size, 66x66 inches. New fall patterns. Each i will find us better than L 5.98 i ever prepared with z : 4.98 5.98 § first and new Fashions Hemstitched Damask Napkins = in Linens, both practi- Hemstitched Damask Napkins i cal and decorative. in the large dinner size, 20x20 inches square. Three Colored Linen Sets new patterns in a fine linen damask. Ready to be in the wanted size, 16x16 inches square. Fine qual­ I All Irish Linen Cloths hemmed. Special per dozen ity linen damask napkins with hemstitched edges. Each ^ Size 70x70 Cloths ...... $5.50 3.98 E Size 70x88 C loths...... $6.50 Colored Bordered Linen Solid Colored Linen 25c Size 70x106 Cloths...... $8.00 Sets Damask Sets E 22 inch Napkins...... $6.50 dozen Hemstitched Damask Sets beautiful pastel bordered linen damask that are the very latest. Pure linen de­ Hemstitched Dinner Cloths sets in blue, gold, green, lavender and mask, hemstitched sets in blue, rose, beautiful linen, hemstitched damask sets in tulip, rose. 55x70 inch cloth and six match­ green and gold. 54x70 inch cloth and rose and conventional patterns. Two sizes: 68x68 large size, heavy linen damask cloths in two new All Irish Linen Cloths ing napkins. Set six napkins to match. Set and 66x86 inches with six 20-inch napkins to match. patterns. Size 66x86 inches. This is an exceptional (Lustrous Satin) 4.98 Set cloth at this price. Each Size 72x72 Cloths ...... $7.00 4.98 9.98 6.98 Size 72x90 C loths...... $8.00 Size 72x108 Cloths...... $10.00 Linen Damask Sets 22 inch Napkins to m atch ...... 88.00 doz. Solid Colored Linen Sets in both soft, solid colors and gay stripes. Beautiful linen damask sets that consist rich, solid colored damask sets in green Hemstitched Linen Damask Sets of a 54x70 inch cloth, and six napkins and gold. 70x70 and 68x68 inch cloths All Irish Linen Cloths to match. Set with napkins. One of these sets will beautify your table. Set Set Size 70x70 C loths...... $6.00 5c98 Size 70x88 Cloths ...... $7.50 11.98‘” 14.98 Snowy white linen cloths with six napkins to match. The cloths Size 70x106 C loths...... $9.00 may be had in the popular size, 59x74 inches and the napkins come in 22 inch Napkins to m atch...... $7.50 doz. Hand Embroidered the 16 inch size. Rose, chrysanthemum, French Empire, poppy and scroll designs. Bridge Sets Linen Lunch Cloths 36-inch cloth and four napkins. Also in plain white with attractive colored “Our Leader” heavy Italian double damask bridge sets borders in the desired shades. 50 inches All Satin Damask Linen Cloths included in this price group. Set, square with six napkins to match. Set Towels and Towelings Size 72x72 Cloths...... $9.00 2.98 1.98 Size 72x90 Cloths...... $11.00 Irish Linen Dish -‘Handy Ann” Dish Size 72x108 Cloths...... $13.00 22 inch Napkins to m atch...... $16.50 doz. Towels Cloths 24 inch Napkins to m atch...... $12.00 doz. that will make dish wiping an that are very soft and absorb­ easier task. Choice of rose ent. Snow white cloths wnth and gold borders only. Each blue, red and green borders. 2 New Printed Linen Lunch Cloths in paclcage at = Showing Beautiful Decorative Linens at Economy Prices. = 39c = Linen Shop— Street Floor = 10c

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Hale’s Linen Department— Main Floor, Left GOOD THINGS TO EAT Special early delivery 7:15 a. m. Early delivery 8:00 and later morning deliveries to aU parts of the town. First afternoon de­ livery 1:30 p. m.

1 lb. Rolls of BUTTER (CHoverbloom) ...... 49c YELLOW GLOBE TU R N IPS...... 18c peck SOUTH M/KNCHESTER • CONN SMALL JUICE ORANGES ...... 25c dozen Very Small Oranges, 2 dozen ...... 33c

SLICED BACON 39c lb. FRESHLY GROUND THE iiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiim iiin Rind off. BEEF ...... 30c lb. SHOE REPAIRING GOLDEN GATE Ladles’ Flexible Soles and I Corned Beef Sale | Golden Bear Bridge Assort­ Fresh Spare Bibs Rubber Heels a Specialty. LAUNDRY WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. ment Cookies, special at 43c Fowl for fricassee. E LEAN RIBS ...... 12 l-2c Ib. = can. SAM YULYES 30 Oak Street = FANCY BONELESS BRISKET ...... 30c lb. = Boasting Chickens 701 Main St., So. Manchester Golden Bear Cobs (dainty tea = SIRLOIN FLANK CORNED BEEF, whole, 5 to 6 lbs. each 27c lb. S Funeral Directors wafers) special at 42c can. SWIFT’S PBEMIUM BACON Neat, Dependable Work. S One solid head of cabbage free with each purchase of our Sugar E CABAVAN BBDDGE COOK­ Lean cuts of PINEHURST Reasonable Prices. ~ Cured Corned Beef. 5 ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS QUALITY CORNED BEEF. IES, special at 21c can (regu­ NURSES’ UNIFORMS S BEST TOP ROUND STE.YK, Special...... 49c lb. = lar 26c). Finehurst Round Steak CHAPEA AT 11 OAK ST. Strained and Comb Honey Ground. ABOUT TOWN DRESS SHIRTS S We stock the full line of Johnson’s floor and furniture pol- ~ Buttons sewed on and repairing S Ishes, and have the electric floor polishers to rent by the day. ~ The next monthly union service of I Manchester Public Market | Robert K. Anderson Phones; Office 5171 the Manchester Protestant church The Young People’s Union of E Dial 6139 = Funeral Director Residence 7494 H Rowe’s Large Oysters...... 48c pt. S will be held at St. Mary’s Episcopal Manchester will hold a meeting at 5 smsil Stewing Oysters...... 39c pt. = church on Sunday evening, Decem­ the North Methodist church, Friday, iTiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii) E Medium and Lal-ge S coops. E ber 8. The speaker on that occa­ evening, November 22 at 7:30. Mr. E Munster Cheese E sion will be Arthur H. Bradford, D. Phillips, president of the Connecti­ D. of the Central Congregational cut Christian Endeavor Union, will bers will be given by Miss Helen Maxwell Mandolin club. There will TlllililllllllllllllilllllUIIIUIIillllllllUllllllllllIUUUUlUlUUlUiUiuiuiuuiiiiuimfi churcli at Provideuce. R. I. be the speaker. Special musical num- and Miss Elsie Berggren and the be also be games and refreabmanta. ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS