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PRICE THREE CENTS MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1933. (FOURTEEN PAGES) VOL. Lffl., NO. 49. (Cauetfled AdvertUtny oa Page 13.) EARLE WYNEKOOP Men Lynched and Kidnap Victim MOB OF 6,000 LYNCHES INDICTMENT URGED TWO HART KH)NAPERS

Chicago Officials Believe Son NINE MEET DEATH; X y Break Way Into County Ja] Had Advance Knowledge FIVE BY AUTOS Deputy Sheriff Tells Despite Barrage of Tear of His Mother’s Deed; She >4^ Details of Lynching Gas Bombs and Hang Kid­ Tells Abont hsorance. Week-End Toll of V iolet t V * napers in Park N earby- San Jose, Calif., Nov. 27.—(AP)<»neck and dragged him head first Deaths in Stale— Young down the steps. Caiicafo, Nov. 27.— (A P)—^Inves­ —Here is the story of Deputy Sher­ Then they went up on the third Lynching FoDows Fmfing tigators of the eerie death of Mrs. Student Killed. iff John Moore on the lynching of Hoor and found Thurmond hanging Rheta W-mekocp pressed their in­ John M. Holmes and ’Thomas H. by his hands to the iron grating of of Hart’ s Body San quiry for a complete solution of the " > / Thurmond, confessed kidnap-killers a high window inside the lavatory, where he thought they wouldn’t see baffling mystery today bent on an of Brooke Hart: (By Associated Press) him. early indictment of both Dr. Alice “The inside of the coimty jail was Francisco Bay. Wynekoop and her son, Earle. A gay high school party ended in Were Terrified fogged with tear gas when the mob “He didn’t try to deny his identity Assistant State’s Attorney Chariee death for Frank Hopkins, 15 years rushed In behind the battering ram. S. Dougherty said he would go be­ James Holmes Thomas Thurmond Brooke Hart but he canriA out sniveling and his old, a Danbury high school student, “I was standing on the stairs, in­ face wsts very w hite. I have never San Jose, Cal.. Nov. 27.— (AP)— fore the Grand Jury tomorrow or side the steel mesh door, with Thomas H. 'Thurmond and John M. Wednesday to ask the Indictment of SIS nine violent deaths—five of them seen human beings look so terrified Deputy Sheriffs EJarle Hamilton and as Holmes and ’Thurmond. Holmes, wHifessed kidnap-slayers of the mother and her son—Dr. Wyne­ caused by automobQes—^were report­ Howard Buffington. We had only a koop on a charge that she fired the “Thurmond kept repeating TDon’t Brooke Hart, were lynched here ed last week-end in Connecticut. KRESESENTENCED few gas bombs left and we knew string me up. F or (Cod’ s sstke don’ t pistol bullet the state contends killed last night by a mob of 100 men ^ 10 Hopkins, with three other school JOHNSON FILES PROTEST they had us. string me up.’ And they hit him as Rheta, and Earle on the allegation smashed their way into the county i he had advance knowledge of the boys and girls, wsis returning from *TTie mob brushed past us to they did Holmes and dragged him Holmes’ cell on the second floor, and jail after a two hour battle to seize doctor’s alleged purpo^ a inn to which they had gone for TO SING SING TERM down the steps with a rope Euntmd This course of action was an­ supper after a high school dance AGAINST FORD CO. BID four njen stood me against a waU, bis neck. the pair. nounced after the police said that when their car plungred from the searched me and took my kejrs. They “They took both men across the A whooping, cheering crowd esti­ the alibi Earle sought to destroy “to Newtown-Bridgeport road at a went in for Holmes, who was hiding street, threw the rope ends over tree mated at 6,000 persons looked on. save my mother from the electric curve In Botsford and struck a New York Lawyer Gets 11-2 in the lavatory of his cell. limbs and jerked them rouglily off ’Thurmemd, first to confess was chair”, had been reestablished. fence. “He came out crying ‘Tm not their feet to die. unccaisclous when dragfged to Confession Untroe The Hopkins boy died in the Dan­ NRA Head Said Figures THOUSANDS BACK Holmes, Fm not Holmes" but one of “There were women and children St. James park, 100 yards from the The alibi—that Earle was enroute bury hospital from a fractured skull. to 2 1-2 Years for Misap­ the lynchers rushed up and grabbed in the crowd and they saw that jail, partly stripped and banged to a to the southwest by automobile with Miss Msiry Brennan, 15, also was Quoted Were Below List h(m by the neck and told him to whole iFiing In the Park. Some of tree. Stanley Young at the time Rheta seriously injured, but was reported ON JOBS IN STATE shut up. Another fellow cracked the children wwe babies In their Holmes, a powerful man, fought died on an operating table in the Improving. The driver, Arthur Del- plying Bank Fnnds. him in the jaw. mothers’ arms. for his life in vain. Twice he basement surgery of his mother. Dr. monte, 16, suffered less serious in­ Price and Against RetaD Knocked Unoonscloos *T heard a number of women wrenched hia hands free and lifted Alice Wynekoop—^was found to be juries, but was a patient at the “Holmes went down and when he laugh, even after it was all over, the noose from his head, but the got cO his feet another man hit him, and say it bad been a good thing. sound, the pplice said, establishing hospital. New York, Nov. 27.—(AP)—Isi- third time it was put there to stay that “a confession” EJeuie made and Code. Cities and Towns Take Men and another, until he lay sprawled “That mob seemed to be insane. and, still kicking, he was jranked A backing automobile brought dor J. Kresel, attorney who was later retracted, was untrue. at their feet, imconscious. ’The tear gas never fazed them. into the air. death to Frank Berardi, 65, of Hart­ They came through it with eyes “I wanted to save my mother ford, as he was nm down on Hudson convicted ten days ago on a charge “They pulled him to his feet and Bodies Cat Down Off Charity Lists as Pro< stood him against the wall, still un- streaming and smarting but deter­ from the electric chair,” Elarle was street, near his home, and was kill­ Washington, Nov. 27.— (AP)— A of abetting in the misapplication of In the glare of torches and flash­ ccmsclous, while others kept hitting mined to get those men and lynch quoted as having said. ed instantly. ’The driver, EJdmond protest against the award to a local funds of an affiliate of the defunct lights the bodies dangled for half an The alibi angle was but one of jects Are Laid Ont. him in the face with their fists, them—and that was all that mob hour or so—a macabre picture for Maskaitls of Terryville, who was Ford Motor (Company agency of a Bank of United States, was sen­ ’They finally put a rope around his cared about.” • several developments in the most held, said he was backing toward a tenced to to 2% 3rears in Sing tbe thousands who had assembled government contract for Ford sensational death mystery CSiicago parking space. Sing prison today. swiftly after the news of the lynch­ has had since the “thrill murder” Hit and Bon Driver trucks is being filed with the De­ Justice (Ceorge H. ’Taylor, Jr., of ing movement had spread through (By Associated Press) the city. 'Then the lifeless forma of Bobby Franke by Richard Loeb Michael Hugliano, 55, of Bridge­ partment of Agriculture by Hugh the Supreme (Court, pronoimced sen­ and Nathan Leopold, university stu­ (Connecticut talked about turke3rs were cut down and there was no port, was killed as the light delivery S. Johnson, the NRA administrator. tence. dents now serving life in the State Johnson contended the dealer, the and pies for ’Thsmksgiving Day with further attempt to interfere with truck in which he was riding, was Defense Attorney Theodore FEDERAL RESERVE HEAD officers. Prison at Joliet, struck and overturned at North Northwest Motor Ck)mpany of Beth- new hope and courage today as the Klendl immediately moved to set Blank Cartridges esda, Md., had quoted a figure below 'Thurmemd’s body had been su b t­ Another development was an an­ Main street, Bridgeport, by a hit- ranks of persons employed under aside the verdict, claiming It 'was ly burned by flames from blazing and-nm' driver. A Bridgeport man the list price and therefore was in contrary to the evidence and the nouncement by Dougherty that violation of the NRA retail code for the Federal Civil Works program ON TO ROOSEVELT newspapers help up by the mob as was arrested later In connection law. He also asked for an arrest of Yisrr torches during the banging. Earle had shown him several blank were swelled by new hundreds. with the acddoxt. automoUle dealers. judgm ent. cartridges for the pistol with which Meanwhile the Northwest Motor 'The lynching, occurring cmly- a Patrick J. Dwyer, 70 of New Ha­ The (Civil W orks Adm inistration Motions Dmiied few hdmirafter the tom body o< RheU or her body was shot, which Company ladlcated it would subm it WArtfnpij 4,T11 ven, died in a hospital from injuries young Hart, son of a w ^thy San explained, Dougherty said, one of a bid to file War Departm^t to nd in reply tixthe latter one, said G oY em of t o | the most puzzling angles of the case received when he was struck by a persons In the state received a total and in reply Eugene Black ROCKEFELLER TRIP Jose merchant had been taken from car as be crossed State street. The morrow for 700 new trucks despite of $58,318.45 for- working a total of the Appellate Division of the Su­ San Francisco Bay, climaxed a —the fact that there was only one its contention that efforts are being bullet wound although three explod­ driver of the car, who brought 113,190 1-2 hours last week. Virtual­ preme Court and the Court of Ap­ spectacular battle between officara made to eliminate Ford products Spend Tomorrow WHk ed shells were foimd. Dwyer to the hospital, was released ly all of these persons were public peals had held in the case of Ber­ TO SOUTH DELAYED barricaded in the jail and the de­ A statement attributed to Dr. imder bond. from consideration. dependents before civil works pro­ nard K. Marcus and Saul Singer, termined mob. W 5mekoop, supplementing her orig Tbe fifth accident attributed to Flies Protest jects got under way throughout the Bank of United States officials con­ the President; Financiers Mob Gathered inal “confession”, was made public cars, was that of Martin J. Purcell, R. L. Sabine, president of the state. victed under the same indictment, The muttering throng began by Police Captain John Stege. In it 23, of Greenwich, who died in the company, protested to Secretary To this number were added many that the indictment was good. gathering about the jail about 9 p. she was represented as saying the Greenwich hospital from injuries re­ Dem Saturday that specifications m ore today as CkDnnecticut com - Kresel made an appeal for, leni­ Speculate Over Parley. May Start Tomorrow If His m. The jail, an antiquated brick reason she was named beneficiary in ceived earlier in the week when his for trucks for the Civilian Conserva­ munltnes accelerated their pro­ ency before sentence was passed. building to the rear of the court­ The diminutive lawyer, weak from a an insurance policy taken out on the car was in a collision at East Port tion Corps, originally asked by the gram s. house, had been prepared against recent illness, stood at defense coun­ Personal Physician Ad- young woman was because Rheta Chester. Agriculture Department, had been In New Haven Washington, Nov. 27.— (AP) —A the possibility of a lynch movement herself had suggested it. changed with the deliberate purpose sel table and declared he still main­ but was unable to withstand the Killed By Train In New Haven the first of 19 pro­ tained “my complete innocence of Warm Springs visit by (Dovemor A yoimg girl, Miss Mary Lyga, of excluding bids on Ford equip­ vises in Favor Of It. Improvised battering ram of the at­ jects were started and 500 men this or any other crime.” Eugene Black of the Federal Re­ tackers. Automobiles, parked 17, of Terryville, was found dead be­ ment. whose names were on charity lists 'There had been no intent to de­ serve board drew new empbasi$ to across the alleys about the jail side the tracks of the New Hayen He charged that the War Depart­ ment was being “used” to purchase went to work. By the end of the fraud or injure, he said, and no one President Roosevelt’s monetary buUding, did little to Impede the ad­ GOLD PRICE KEPT railroad at Tolies crossover in Ply­ week the city hoped to have em­ “was injured to the extent of a dol­ Tarrytown, N. Y., Nov. 27.— (AP) the material because J. R. McCarl, policy today as acting Secretary vances of the besiegers. mouth. She was believed to have lar by this transaction.” —'The departure of John D. Rocke­ the comptroller general, had given ployment for a total of 1,731. Morgenthau busied himself with the Two shots fired from the crowd ae been struck by a Water bury to "The transaction bad no relation a rulnig to the Agriculture Depart­ New London gave employment to government’s huge financing needs. feller, Sr„ for his winter home at a signal started tbe first attack. A SAME AS SATURDAY Hartford freight train. 470 persons and planned to add 150 to the closing of tbe bank,” Kresel Orm'ond Beach, Florida, depends barrage of rocks, gathered from GuB Jensen, 37, a Georgetown ment, holding that Ford bidders Black leaves tomorrow night to more men before the end of the added. spend Wednesday with Mr. Roose­ upon a decision by his physician. across tbe alley where a new poet- truckman, di^ in the Danl];iry were eligible to compete. KreseJ’s ball of $ip0,000 was not Sabine said today he had no quar­ week. Norwalk not only found work office huildlng Is under construc­ hospital, after he was foimd burn­ continued. He was remanded to tbe velt. tion, clattered against the Jail rel with either the War or Agricul- for 120 men, but also planned to use News of his trip became known (Continued ou Page Two) ed and unconscious beside the rail­ women on m aking Red (Dross ma­ sheriff while a motion for a certifi­ walls. Officers within tSe jail let President Keeps Up Mone­ road tracks In Georgetown. He told only a few hours after Morgenthau terial into undergarments for the cate of doubt was sought from the returned from Roosevelt’s (Jeorgla loose with three tear gas bomba. police he had climbed a pole and (Continued on Page Two.) Blinded ai^d weeping, the attackera needy. Suprem3 (Dourt. M otions fo r sus­ home. tary Policy Despite AD of came into contact with an 11,000 Waterbury reported that close to pension of judgment and arrest of Beyond confirming that he would STATES TO TRACE fell back. volt wire. 11,000 was paid In wages to em­ execution were denied. make the trip, Black declined to dis­ Crowd Orowa to 8,000 By this time some 8,000 persona An infant, (Jeorge Sawyer, 6 ployes o^j civil works projects Sat­ cuss the visit. Morgenthau had had gathered to watch. 'The 86 the Criticism. months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. ASK LARGER FUND nothing to say to newsmen either, urday and that it expected Its pay­ officers In the jail building sent out Leonard Sawyer of Torrington and but quickly began conferences (m ‘GAS’ BOOTLEGGERS roll to total more than $15,000 for a call for more tear gas. All grandson of the Rev. Elisha Sawyer, the current week. FEAR WESTERNERS ways of meeting on Dec. 16 of more Washington, Nov. 27,— (AP)—An pastor of the Torringford Congrega­ lights in the building were extia- FOR THE U. S. ARMY In every community in the state, than $727.000,(X)0 In maturing unchanged government gold price tional cbimch, choked to death after gulsbed. Tbe blinding tear gas from officials pushed their plans to put Treasury certificates. tbe first three bombs was still bang­ today gave fresh indications of Pres­ taking some milk. The medical ex­ Money Situation Officials Believe Northeast­ ident Roosevelt’s determination to aminer said death was due to regur­ (Donnecticut’s total quota of 35,000 CONTROL CONGRESS ing like a thin veil about tbe buil^ Despite official silence, certain ing when tbe second attack began. ynnintain his monetary policy despite gitation. to work within the very near futiure factors were prominent in the fiscal Several of the attackers took from widespread criticism and defense of John Tomlinson, 80 years old of General MacArthor Reports with as little red tape as possible. ern States Have Lost and money situation. 'They in­ the postoffice building a piece of commodity dollar plans. North Haven, died in a New Haven Bridgeport completed the trans­ cluded: steel pipe eight Inches in diameter The RFC offered to pay 133.76 an hospital after be was fotmd uncon­ fer of 1,350 men from the relief to That 165,000 Men Need­ the Federal Civil Works program. New England’s Delegation 200 Million in Taxes. and about 20 feet long and used 1$ ounce for gold within two hours scious in the bath room of his home The Reconstruction Corporation These 820 were put to work today as a battering ram, smashing in the after acting Secretary Morgenthau by his wife. 'The medical examiner price of gold was fixed today at the others having been transferred $33.75 an ounce, the figure which Jail door. returned from a week-end confer­ gave a verdict of suicide, by ed for Regular Army. BeGeve Progressives Can­ last week. Tbe aim during the first hag remained unchanged since be­ New York, Nov. 27.—(AP) — Officers turned loose another of ence with President Roosevelt at asphyxiation from gas. tear gas, momentarily stopping the Warm Springs, Georgia. This fig­ of the week has beoi to shift names fore Morgenthau’s trip south. Some Prompt reporting and tracing of in­ from charity lists to payrolls. With not Be Held in Check. quarters viewed this lack of fluctua­ assault. After waiting a few mo­ ure maintained the level set before terstate gasoline shipments to pre­ Morgenthau went south and quoted Washington, Nov. 27.—(AP)— this phase of the program well im­ tion as part of a policy to steady fi­ ments for the gas to lift, tbe mob during his absence. President Roosevelt, whose budget der way muzficipal officials began nancial maikets for the forthcom­ vent “bootlegging” of the fuel was stormed ahead once more, pla3dng a 'The fact that the price moved NO INFLATION YET bureau already has approved an in­ to shift the emptuteis to unemployed ing financing operations. recommended today at a conference fire hose on the building as It ad­ crease (n Naval and Marine forces, Washington, Nov. 27.—(AP)— vanced. A second group seized neither up nor down was interpreted who have not been listed as public New Elngland’s Congressional dele­ Black’s projected visit recalled o f tax officalls o f 11 states. will be requested to ask Ck>ngre8s another pipe and joined the attack­ in some quarters as refiecting a de­ dependents. gation is looking forward to the that the Federal Reserve system has The officials met to discuss ways sire to steady financial markets for fimds to raise America’s aiiny baited its purchases of government of stopping gasoline tax ‘leaks” ers. The steel doors of the Jail gave SEEN BY BANKERS strength from “below the danger approaching session of (Dongress prior to Treasury fimding operations with even more uneasiness than it securities. During the summer it through sale of "bootlegged” fueL wtiy and the mob poured in, en­ p o in t” TREASURY BALANCE in December exceeding $700,000,000. felt as the special session convened purchased more than a half billion Authorities have estimated that couraged by cheering thousands out­ It is at that point now, says tbe London Quotation last March. dollars in government issues. evasion of state taxes in this man­ side. Today’s price compared with a Army's highest ranking officer, Washington, Nov. 27.—(AP) — Morgenthau began Immediate ner him cost northeastern states Officers Manhandled ’The position of the Treasury on No­ At that time, the New England London quotation of $32.83 on the Financial Leaders of Hard General Douglas MacArthur, In an conferences with 'Thomas Hewes, Sheriff William J. Emig, whose vember 24 was: Receipts, $9,596,- members, slong with other eastern $200,000,000 annually the past sev­ basis of the pound’s opening at annual report to the Secretary of groups, expected troublesome legis­ assistant secretary in charge of fis­ eral years. quick action bad resulted in the ar­ War, hich will be transmitted to 424.77; expenditures, $28,628,4^.88; $5.24. Before the close, the dollar lation *0 be pressed by restless cal affairs, Earl Bailie, administra­ The conference was closed, but rest of Thurmond while the latter Money School Give This the President. balance, $1,168,072,874.78; customs tive assistant in this firid, and Wal­ strengthened. receipts for the month, $22,556,- blocs from the western agritJ^tural at tbe conclusion of the morning was making a ransom demand by Morgenthau made known upon his Man^' Army officers were opti­ states but during the short term ter J. Cummings, head of the De­ session, Mark Graves, president of telephone to the Hart home a week return that during the afternoon the mistic today about the prospect of 590.84. posit Insurance (Dorporatlon. As Their Opinion. Receipts for the fiscal yaar (since the restraining influence of Presi­ the New York State Tax Commis­ after the young victim bad be«i put Treasury will annoimce the amount getting some of the things recom­ dent Roosevelt kept the ultra-pro­ Governor Harrison, governor of sion, announced developments. to death, was knocked senseless. mended by MacArthur, chief-of- July 1) were, $1,118,908,158.72; ex­ the New York Federal Reserve of its investment during the past gressive moves in check. First, he said, the conferees had a Other officers were manhandled and penditures, $1,829,737,538.61 In­ bank, was a visitor at the Treas­ week in government securities. staff. ’They recalled that the Budget The situation has chaijged con- symporium to decide If gasoline brushed aside. Considerable Interest was created New York, Nov. 27.— (AP)—Un­ Bureau already had accepted a pro­ cluding $644,744,619.65 fo r emer­ ury. Hsurlson usuaUy is consulted gency relief; excess of expenditures, “bootlegging” and tax evasion ex­ In the cell which had imprisoned by the publication of a memorandum easiness in conservative quarters In posed appropriation request ad^ng on financing matters. $710,829,374.89. (OoBtinaed on Page Two) isted. The concensus was that it did. David A. Lamson, now under sen­ attributed to former Undersecretary Wall street over inflation has sub­ 2,500 enlisted men to the Navy and Situation is “Good” A Serious Problem tence to hang for the murder of hla Dean Acheson which termed the sided somewhat since Budget Direc­ 1,000 to the Marine Corps, to man The banking sltuatlixi in the Na­ ‘“The general consensus on the attrsurtive wife AUene at Stanford gold purchase plan not legal under tor Lewis Douglas’ speech in Bos­ new ships. tion was described today by chair­ problem is that there is enough University last May, the mob laid the RFC Act. At the same time, an ton last week. 17th b> Streng th man Jesse H. Jones of the RFC, as hftnd« on the whimpering Thurmond* opinion arguing legality was attri­ MacArthur found that although evasiem to make it a serious prob­ While the opponents of recent “ (3ood.” dragging him to the street and rain­ buted to Stanley Reed, RFC coun- the United States is 17th in world Convict Invents Scheme lem for the states,” Graves said, monetary policies in Washington He said 800 applications have “and one that they should meet not ing blows upon him. have be^ highly critical of the ■strength alone is no cause of par­ been received by the corporation Herbert Gaston, public relations only to prevent t^ evasion but to Holmes struggled as he was drag­ managed dollar experiments, it is ticular worry since America’s needs from banka which wish to sell pre­ contact for Morgenthau, conferred are different. But in recommending To Make Cheap Hydrogen protect Intim ate business men in ged from the cell tiiat once had held widely recognized that most cases ferred stock or capital notes, 125 this trade from unfair trade prac­ Douglas Templeton, now serving with the acting secretary and then of s^ous inflation that have de­ an increase in regulary Army en­ of them having come in yesterday told newsmen that Acheson’s opinion listed strength from 120,0i00 to tices.” life sentence for' the murder of hte' veloped In the past have been out­ and today. aunt. liikewiro he was dragged ovd apparently was delivered to the growths of a series of seriously un­ 165,000; expepdlture of around Folsom ^»rl8on, Calif., Nov. 27.— <&tery buslnesa befmre he was sen- He said that it was agreed each 'Thte corporation has authorize^ and pummelled. ' President and that even If the Treas­ balanced budgeta $200,000,000 on aircraft, moderni­ (AP)—Working In an Improvised‘ ' tenced to Folsom, claims to have state should require "more prompt ury had such a document in its files. sation and motorization of artillery prison laboratory, a convict has de­ developed a “depoli^ixinz” scdutlon 650 purchases of stock or notes repotting of interstate gaaoUne The mob selected a Umh of n tip Mr. Douglas, while stating frank­ with a total face value of $270,- It could not give It publicity. Reed ly that the budjget fOr the fiscal year and similar projects, and restora­ veloped a ^rstem of making hydro­ which hastens the decomposition of sh^unenu.” tree, Idoped a about declined to confirm, deny or com ­ tion of other funds eliminated In gen at a cost experts estimate at water into hydrogen and oxygen, its 0 0 0 0 0 0 . W h«i state authoritiea weia noti­ sdous Thurmond’s neck and ending next June would be far out Jones said he had heard nothing ment. of balance—^to the extent of billions recent years MacArthur added: one forty-fifth the present commer­ principal eletnenta. He declares the fied immediately at a ahlpment. him aloft while the Acheson, reported to be In his “In the state of unrest now pre­ cial production chaige. solution breaks down the water’s so far of credit expansion plana re­ QravM explained, they could at once its approval. The clot —explained that at least $2,600,000,- ported to have been discussed by Connecticut' home, was known to 000 must be regarded as due to vailing throughout the world x x Ei^dneers vdio Sunday witnessed resUrtanoe to decoinposltl<«. relay the information to authorities from the lower part of have considered the plan iUegal. His an efndefit and the dependable mil­ a demonstration by the oimvlct, This hreakliiz do*)^ ha extfalns, Prestduit Roosevelt with acting of the state receiving the ahli»nent, he hung there clad. emergfency appropriations. Then he Secretary Morgenthau and Hugh recent departure was regarded as explained that it was not only the itary establishment x x x const! James F. Burke, said his method is acoompUshed by an riectrical pro­ thereby enabling quick trading of The burinesa of (die proof of his lack of sympathy In the tutes a rock of stability, x x x It la may revolutionize the hydrogen In­ cess requiring only a fraction of the Johnson. for ^olmes reqidMd intention of the government to'make He pointed out the oorpmration the gasoline. my conviction that at this moment dustry. He used four i^ad dress­ current necessary In all previous otap. A tree aoiM. dOO p roject. Its revenues balance both ordinary has been endeavoring for months to Represented at (he hearihf were Leaalltv of Sale. and extraordhiaiy expenditures in the Army’s strength in personnel ing jars, a single dry cell and other eneriments 4rith which be is fa- twaks credit available to factories the six N sw Buglimd states. New BdMre 'Qiurmaod Legality of the sale of RFC de- the fiscal year ending in June of and material and its readlnesa for home-made e^pment, In making xdStar. ' The value of the process lies In tkip rsdueUon m eleotridty-con- York. New Ddswwa, employment are below the danger tbs hydrogen. isn d ' sa d ...... (OoBtlBved os Page TwoX ea Pasre «we^ Une." ' The eonvlet, emplojrqd In the bat- f ' t ’r fK - /p.’ i»A G E TW O MANCHBSTBP BVBNTNQ herald, IUNGHBSTI^R. CJOHN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27,

brought to tha atteatloB of Seera­ dlate pUas tor the trip, he tndleated, pad of their baanahaa hgr soovaalr HOUR FOLLOWS "PEG O’ M Y HEARr tary Dam. hinged on an exasniaatioD tonight hunters. OBITUARY ’The purobaaa ia being made | » and another tomorrow morning. ABOUT Tow n tha Arm y quartenaaater fanaraL A t the ReokefeUer realdeBoe tt HnrroBY ov f w * EMANUEL SERYICES TO PLAY AT WAPPING Although War Department offi­ was said Rockefeller was chaffing Ban Jose. Calif., Nov. 27.— (AP) A special masting o f tha stook- cials were quoted as sajdng Secr»> at the delay caused by his physi­ — Brooke L. Hart, whose abductors holders of Ths Muehester Trust Company will bs held at*the ^ o e of DEATHS Community Players Will Give tary Dem had not received Sabina’s cian’s caution. and slayers—Thomas H. Thurmond pianksgiving Program Follow­ communication and that the Wants to Start Trip and John M. Holmes— were lynched the company tomorrow at 4 p. m., First Performance at New ’The sudden cold snap this morn­ to see if the stookholdera will vote ed by Birthday Party for Mrs. Mary Steppe flcatlons for this spaolflc oon&aot Sunday night, disappeared Novem­ had not beer altered, the North­ ing, it was added, had contributed to ratify the aetimi of the directors Mrs. M ary (O rr) Steppe, 8», Church House. ber 9. Long Time Member. much to the d e e ^ o f the master of in applying for mambsnhip in the wife of Joseph F. Steppe, of 81 west company said It understood The 2J-year-old Santa CSara Uni­ As the opening program of the that an amendment to the original Pocantlco Hills to get down Into the versity student had been a Junior tem^rary Federal Deposit Insur­ Following the apecial Thankaglw- Wells street, died at the Manches­ new Wapplng Community church Invitation for bids had been sent balmy warmth of the south. executive in the department store ance Fund. lig servloe last evening at Eman- ter Memoiil& hospital Saturday house dedaoated yesterday, the 'com- out, calling for not more than 700 Roekefeller took his first drive of his father, Alex J. Hart, only a Lutheran church, whan the afternoon following a shock suffer­ mltte has arranged with the Man­ trucks. Saturday since his comparatively short Ume. He left the store about A dental ehale will be held tomoiv tAolr 'wore their new robes, Rev. ed in the morning. chester Commimlty Players for a. Sabine said that the original inr slight Illness. Blustery winds soon 5 ^ . m. He never reached home. row morning at 9 o’clock at the k. E. isirlckson invited all present Besides her husband she is sur­ Health (Center oa Haynes street Federal Control repeat performance of the play re­ vitatlon for bids that he received influenced him to return Indoors ^ b o u t 9 p. m. a telephone call a social hour in the church vea- vived by an adopted daughter. Miss cently ^ven by them at the Whlton did not specify tha number o f mo­ however. was made to the Hart home from to a si^ t one of the church Virginia Loomis Steppe. This year his plans do not Include The funera; will be held tomor­ Memorial hall, "P e g O’ M y Heart” tor units raquirad. Tha amantbnant, Ban Frandsco, demanding 140,000 toothers in celebrating her 81st he said, was received by loma of the customary short stay en route Waahlngton, Nov. 17.— of Thurmond was cut hoi control administration of Mass. Burial was in Hillside ceme­ dated In the foreign exchange mar­ regular line was tapped. The new citizen Iz the Rev, Britain hospital. Refreshments and down fineiUy and the crowd swarm­ government officials to regulate the tery, Marlborough. SAME AS SATURDAY ket, it is explained that the amount Calls Were 'Traced Thomas Hawthorne Winchester liquor business. In additlMn, the a social time followed. A large ed into the park to break souvenier It was so fixed that the source of Jones, 69, of South Windham, who birthday cake, the gift of Mrs. An­ of money In circulation Is well un codes provide for code authorities to twigs from the hanging Umb. The any telephone call to the Hart is dying of heart disease and was derson’s children, was also on the Mrs. Laura Oates der that of last spring, there has be created by each industry to co* (Oeothraed from Page One) assembled thousands were begin­ home could be traced In a matter unable to attend the naturalization table. Another pleasant feature Private funeral services for Mrs. been no sweeping expansion ol' operate with the Federal administra­ credit Such as In 1980 or 1929, and ning to drift, away when the body of of seconds. 'Twice such calls were session In the Federal Court here. tion. was the presentation of carnations Laura N. Oates, of* 154 Highland bentures for gold was said today In the dollar domestically will not Holmes was taken down. made and sLorlff’s officers raced to Adjourning court. Judge Edwin 8. Need Further Study by Rev. and Mrs. Erickson, to all street, were held at her home yes­ a statement by Jesse H. Jones, cor­ Qovemor’e Stand the source only to arrive too late. Thomas left behind 175 applicants Hearings on the administrative the mothers who have birthdays In terday afternoon at 1:80 o’clock. poration chairman, to have been only buy almost as much as at any Earlier in the evening in Sacra­ The night of November 16 word for citizenship, one of the largest provisions of the brewers’ code were November. Rev. Leonard C. Harris, pastor of considered by the President and the time during the depression, but mento, when Governor James Rolpb, was flashed to Sheriff William J groups ever to assemble for this suspended today at the request of the South Methodist church, olflcl' corporation board before It was de­ will actually buy much more than Jr., was asked If he would call out Em lg one of the kidnapers was purpose and with several court at­ the president’s committee to permit ated. The bearers were W altw FoS' cided upon. An opinion of the at­ at any time In the prosperous post­ National Guardsmen to reinforce the telephoning from a downtown San tendant/ departed this noon for the It to make further study of the pro­ ter, William McNall, Charles Stead torney general and the corporation’s war years. officers, the Chief Executive said: Jose garage Sheriff Emlg reached Jones home at the Guilford Smith visions with a view to meeting cer­ and Lucius Foster. Burial was In counsel was uked. Sprague’s Objections “ What, call out the troops to pro­ the garage within 60 seconds after homestead. With him were Deputy tain objections voiced by the Drew- TO GIVE A W A Y TURKEYS Wappipg cemetery. He declined to majce public the It Is the potential Inflation seen tect those two guys? That’s the the call was traced, arriving Just as Marshal Albert P. Marsh, Deputy ers. oplnibn of the corporation counsel. In the situation which has prompt­ sheriff’s job.” Informed later that Thurmond was hanging up the re Clerk Richard Carroll and Natural­ Experts working with the Presi­ Clement M. Sumner The statement read: ed most of the outcry from con AT STATE TOMORROW Thurmond and Holmes had been celver In a pay booth. ization Inspector Shelby Ogden. dent’s committee said Mr. Roose­ Fimeral services for Clement M. “The legality of the sale of Recon­ servatlve bankers and economists. Ismcbed, Rolpb said: Grilled for hours 'ITiurmond con Wife Also Minister velt’s decision on the distillers’ code Sumner, widelyuy known Bolton farm- struction Finance Corporation obli­ Dr. O. M. W. Sprague objected to "This is the best lesson that fessed. implicating Holmes. The Rev. Mr. Jones and bis wifs, would undoubtedly effect the brew­ er, were held Saturday afternoon at gations for gold was considered by the present program chiefly on the California has ever given the coun­ Physically stronger and more de Florence Eleanor Jonee, also a m<»i' ers' pact and gave that reason for Three Birds to Be Awarded 2 o’clock at his home In Bolton Cen­ the President and our board. theory that It m lAt result In In­ try. We showed the country that termlned than 'Thurmond, Holmes ister for some time, have been oon the suspension of hearings on the Through Cooperation of The ter. The Rev. Harold Wilts, pastor “ Based upon the opinion of the ability of the government to finance this state is not going to tolerate reslstec for a while but finally con­ ducting a home for the aged at the latter. of the Bolton Congregational attorney general to the President its deficit through normal means kidnaping.” Popular Market. fessed also. Thurmond, 27, and Guilford Smith homestead In South Several alternative proposals dsr Church, officiated. ’The bearers were: and our own general counsel and have printing press Inflation as The lynching was the first in Holmes, 29, had been members of Windham. Previously they Jointly signed to meet eome obJectlox>f Leslie a. Bolton, Myron Lee, Her­ we authorised the Federal Reserve the -nly means ot paying Its way. Through the courtesy and the co­ C^lfomla In 13 years. The last respectable San Jose families. raised by the distillers were to ba bert Hutchinson and R. Kneeland Bank at New York to sell our Feb­ Neither Professor George F held pastorates of the Baptist and operation of the Popular Market the time a mob took the law Into its Their Statement laid before the President Jones, all of Bolton; Judge William ruary 1 series of debentures amoimt- Warren nor Professor James Har* Congregational oburohes In Mans­ State theater will give away three own hands was December 10, 1920, The accused men said they seized field. S. Hyde of this town and George Ing to 850,000,000 and accept pay­ vey Rogers, now regarded as the turkeys tomorrow night at the nine when George Boyd, Terrance Fltz young Hart in his automobile and Merritt of Andover. Burial was in ment in gold at prices to be luced administration’s two chief mone­ and Charles Valento, San Francisco The Rev. Mr. Jones, a native of The first steam water pump used o’clock show. The Popular Market with that car and another drove 11 Bolton Center cemetery. by this corporation and the secre­ tary experts Is understood to favor gangsters accused of killing three South Africa, declared .1 is intention in Macon, Ga., le to be placed on ex­ has an imusually flne supply of holi­ miles north of her». The kidnapers tary of the Treasury. paper money inflation. What the poftce officers, were hanged from a of becoming an American citizen hibit in a park.' It Is 60 years old. day poultry and generously offered took their victim to the Ban Mateo “ Prior to our undertaking this hard money agitators have feared tree after being dragged from the on March 8, 1930. He married in to give the State theater patrons bridge across San Francisco bay activity the Treasury Department chiefly has been that budget would Sonoma County JoU at Santa Rosa. Waltbsmstoae, BSssex, England, on an opportunity to get three of them where they bound and blinded the DECISION RENDERED had licensed the exportation of not, o.. could not be balanced, lead­ April 6, 1899 dnd came to this free. Tickets wUl be given, at the youth and struck him on the bead A gr««t duthor’s mesf newly mined gold. I assume this ing to unrestrained printing of pa­ LIKE CARNIVAL CROWD country, establishing permanent door and the drawings will be made with a brick when he resisted. They imaginotlvd work trons- was done to avoid an injustice to per money. Douglas’ remarks, San Jose, Calif., Nov. 27.— (A P ) residence on March 7, 1914. He be­ after the nine o’clock show starts. IN JOHNSON DEATH said they threw him over the rail formod into tho Mroon'f our gold miners and to encourage therefore, were regarded as reas- —Not unlike a carnival crowd was came seriously ill recently and was The picture to be shown is ‘"The In­ as he struggled weakly. prospecting and working of low suripg. the throng o. several thousand per­ severely disappointed at his Inabil­ most roollstic thrlllorl visible Man.” Thurmond added that he fired Coroner John T. Yeomans yield ores. sons who Jammed St. James park ity to attend court this morning. seve*al shots from a pistol In ths “ In accepting newly mined do­ here last night to witness the He expressec a fervent wish to be­ Finds Accident Due to Rate direction of the struggling form. mestic gold as well as foreign gold lynching of ’Thomas H. ’Thurmond come a citizen before be died. of Speed Car Was Traveling. Thurm'^nd went to San Francisco, H. G. WELLS’ in payment for our debentures, with FEAR WESTERNERS and Jo.in M. Holmes, confessed kid­ Judpe Thomas Informed that made the first telephone call and the right to export, there is no loss naper-slayers of Brooke Hart. Mr. Jones would not recover, decid­ Fantaftic Soniatlon— Coroner John H. Yeomans has eventually returned to San Joss. to the oorporaUon and ^ rm lts our Men, women and children of all ed to f o to his home to administer Thanksgiving given his decision in the death of CONTROL CONGRESS One of the greatest body hunts newly mined gold previously ex­ ages and babaa in arms were there. the dtlsensblp rites, a procedure Earl Johnson, killed in Bolton on port^ to be retained at home.’’ undertrken in this arsa In years which, although legal and not un­ October 31. ’The decision follows: Over the eUtue erected to WU- ensued. Foot by foot the bottom of Although Jonee declined to com­ (Continued from Page One) Ham McKinley, who visited Ban precedented In other states, is re­ Greeting Ban Johnson, late of 28 Falrfleld mit himself it was indicated at the the bay was dragged. Holmes and ported to be unusual for this stats. street, Manchester, was killed on Jose in 1900, they swarmed for corporation that some of the gold slderably since then, however, and Thurmcaid were haken to San Fran­ October 21st, 1038, about 6:00 a. Mints of vantage until it was a taken In payment for the corpora­ the New England membere are cisco Jail there as a precaution m., when the automobile which he black mass of humanity. It was tion notes might eventually And its privately expressing the opinion against possible lynching movs' was driving overturned on the State only a few yards from this statue way into the world market. It libat it will be difficult to bal’ leg- ments. The Federal Grand Jury In FEDERAL RESERVE HEAD Highway leading from Bolton Cen­ that Holmes, fighting to the last, was pointed out that gold turned in IsIatCon unfavorable to their re­ dieted them on charges of luing ths ter to the Hartford-Williioantic was puUsd to on overhanging tree at the Treasury was priced by law gion. ’The administration, they be­ malls in an attempt to extort. Emlg Turnpike. The accident occurred limb. TO VISIT ROOSEVELT at $20.67 as conmared to the world lieve no longer can dominate the swore to kidnaping charges and about five hrmdred feet south of the Wh^n word of the finding of the irlce and the oomestlc price of dissatisfied westerners and resent­ they were returned to Jail here. intersection of these roads. Johnson body of Hart was first received, the 88.76. ment among his own party has Body Is Found (Contlniwd Page One) was driving his 1980 Ford roadster crowd begar to gather about the Seeking the strongest possible Jones’ statement that there li no been he'ghtened by patronage dis­ courthouse and Jail. Extra guards Be Laundry Wise, and was apparently en route from case against the prisoners, officers and business houees In furtherance loss to the corporation evidently was putes. were placed on duty. Bolton to Manchester. The marks Intensified the search for the body. of the N R A campaign. on the highway indicate that the car basAd on the possibilities of selling Money Qneetton Temper Grows Ugly and have your clothes the gold at the world price. One of the ma.1or legislative bat­ The elder Hart offered a $8< re­ Through organization 'o f oom- was travelling at a high rate of 'The temper of the crowd grew ward. Shortly after 9 a. ra. yester­ munlty mortgage oompanles, Jones speed, and that it commenced to tles in which the New England uglier iS the day wore on. A truck group ’8 expected to be engaged day the badly tom body was found •aid, buiinees bouses can obtain laundered in o u r swerve from one side of the road to bad been parked across the alley by Leonard L. Dalve and Harold B, money for manufacturing and dis­ the other. The driver was a;^ar- will be on the question of Inflation. leading to the Jail, and against this JOHNSON HLES PROTEST The tariff question is expected to Stevens of Redwood City while tribution purposes and in this way Modem Laundry at a ently unable to bring the ear under barricade the Increasing crowd duck hunting near the bridge. meet the added costs oausad by control, for It finally swimg toward Bob up lome time during the see- pressed harder and harder, •ion with the cotton textile indus­ N R A oodss. Many thousand! of the west bank of the hi Aw a y , A t dusk mlssllss were burled at ANTI-LYNCHlNG LAWK Small Cost. AGAINST A FORD CO. BID try already appealing for blAtr letters have been reoelxed at the turned completely over, and landed tbs structure. About 9:80 o’clock New York, Nov. 27.—(AP) corporation asking about the ar­ duties to offset its hlA^f produc­ right side up on the west shoulder. Sheriff 'VlUlam J, Emlg asked po­ Passage of a Federal anti-lynchlng rangement and a large numb^ of tion costs as a result of tbs N R A . Johnson's skull was evidently (OontiBoed from Page One) lice reinforcements. The front law as soon as Congress convenes cans have been made. And the usual conflict over agricul­ crushed when the car turned over. ranks of the crowd, resenting the was urged today Iw United States tural legislation Is predicted by His body was found about 68 feet turs Departments snd that if be de­ first barrage of tsar gas, soon Senator Hamilton F. Kean of New CARROLL RSARRESTED most members. north of the ear. cided to offer a bid It would be be­ •urged forward again, wrecking the New Jersey, in a statement Issued I find that said accident and the cause he knew the “ rank and file of barricading truck and demanding In connection with the San Jose Providence, R. I., Nov. 27,— (A P ) resulting death were caused by the the departments are trying to play the prisoners while showering the Ijmchlng of Brooke Hart’s abduc­ — Joseph Carroll of Hartford was fast rate of speed at which Jo^son square.” ROCKEFELLER TRIP Jail with brlckr and stones. tors, rearrested at the Provldenoe County was operating his oar, and that the The War Department said today Then the battering ram—a big "Law and order must not be re­ Jail today at the request of Hart­ Gordon’s Laundry criminal act, omission or careless­ that specifications for 700 trucks steel plt^e in the hands of about placed by mob violence,” Senator ford police when be completed a ness o f no other person art oon- for the Civilian Conservation Corps TO SOUTH DELAYED twenty determined men was Harrison Street Kean said. “This spectacle of an 80-day sentence for embezzlement. trlbuted to said death. followed the regular Army stand­ brought up. Others sprayed . the Iowa Judge being dragged from the He Is charged with breaking and en­ Dated at Andover, Connecticut ard requiring purchase of vehicles (Continued from Page One) men on the battering ram with wa­ bench at the snd of a noose; today’s tering In Hartford and was taken Phone 8758 this 16th day of November, 1688. of six cylinders or more. ter to offset the effects of the tear lynching of the kidnapers and klll- back there. TODAY JOHN H. YEOMANS, The statement was made after Reservations were made for him to gas. Another group brought anoth e rs^ f Brooke Hart; the lOO per cent TUBS. Coroner. the charges by Sabine had been start tomorrow. er bat.’erlng ram into action. Twice Increase of the number of l^chin gs LINDY8 AT CAPE VERDE. STATE The 94-year-old capitalist as not the tear gas forced the attackere In 1933, all are deplorable things shown u rapid or oomplets recov­ back but they made a mighty unworthy of our civilised state. Dakar, Senegal, Nov. 27.— (A P )— ery from his recent attack of the thrust that caved In the door. A "I favor the passage of a Fed­ Ool., and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh grippe as had been hoped, It was second door yielded more easily and eral antl-ljmching law Immediately arrived at Porto Praia, Cape Verde <9kt^HQLIDAy learned. the lynchers Soon had their victims after Congress meets. Only In this Islands, at 8 p. m., O. M. T. (10 a. PINEHURST-W«14Ut Rockefeller’s physician, Dr. Ralph before the crowd. way can we end disgrauseful mob m., E. S. T.) today on their flight STATE T. Todd, said today he had not defi­ Both Badly Beaten rule.” from Villa Cisneros, on the north­ Turkfas nitely decided If he could advise his Both were beaten as they were west coast of Africa. The dis­ TURKEYS lb. 2S< patient to depart south tomoirow, taken along Thurmond apparently KIDNAPERS’ FAMILIES tance was about 800 miles. Don*t Forget , J^7***** w elf^ OB this grade 11 to 18 pounds. As fln ^ lo t or whether be wotfld order hhn to had falntM. He was strung up to San Jose, Calif., Nov. 27.— (A P )— of Turkeys as you wlU And anywhere at this price. stay on at Pocantlco H i^ for a a tree limb without difficulty amid In the tragedy-darkened home of TUBS. EVENING AT while longer. cheers. John M. Holmes, lynched by a mob p l u m p , t e n d e r , y o u n g , n o r t h e r n FA R M S’ 1899 1933 The physician's advice on Imme- Bleeding, battered and stark for the kidnap slaying of Brooke L. 9 P .M . naked, Holmes w m lifted to the Hart, hla father and mother clung TURKEYS l b . c shoulde'*s of some of his execution­ to faith in hla innooenoe here to­ 29 A Night’s Fun For A Quarter! ers and invited to look at the dan­ ^ Feethers. U. 8. Oovenmient Inspected. Flneet day. 3-TURKEYS-J lyeM Killed Quality. Pnrohaee price refunded If this Pinehoret gling body of Thurmond before be­ Maurice Holmes, the father, for ing hanged. 30 years a tailor In the community, ccy bad. 8 to ll-poond ENTERTAINMENT TO BE Hena, 12 to l8

I AOVBBTISBBIIIMT— Ftdm tod Churoh and dMlrtrsd th« thr«« flun an Jnatq^ on th« bar­ 8, vaeatsd^ibst'aiv^' prayer of dedleatlbn. GET PORK SmPMENT tender of thz titvam. consequently HRl'; DEDICATE WAPPING Solos were sung by Robert (3or- TRIO IN DRUNKEN . Judge Raymond A. Johnson im­ Jail for a period iOf don of this town asMsted by Mrs. posed a Jail sentence of 90 days on addition he has. eoits of. ^ Gordon at the piano. Men > of • the BEFORE THANKSGIVING both M^den and Anderson. In amountinff to to 'w o rk — OIMMUNItY HOUSE Senior ‘4* served as ushers. ROW; TWO JAILED the. case .of .'Thompson a 80 day Jail Madden to the ymmgaat Of tta trib^ THE 26 years old. Flnanee Statement Charity Sap^rlntendent Wad­ sentence was imposed but this was A Statement was read suspended sad he was placed in dell Recdvee Notice of-Com­ -#2 by Mrs. Marion Pierce, chairman of charge a t the probation officer fOr Because they are oosnwratlrsM BARGAIN HOUND the building committee. In it were modities to Be Given. Pair df Old Offenders Get one year. Madden, who had an ap­ free of disease, Montana sh e ^ w n r Handsome New Boildiiig Is the following items of receipts: In­ peal pending from a Jail sentence permitted to enter some states wtth^ surance from the burned building, George H. Waddell, charity su­ of 30 days, imposed on November out dipping. That new "Sparkling Water” Another blouse Item—If your suit Opened WiA Ceremonies 85,888.68; personal pledges from perintendent of the town of Man­ h to Tavem Fight — One is J\ist a one-blouse type, then you 240 persons paid to date, 81,946; by the makers of Canada Dry chester, today received notice from don’t begin to know the full charm Methodist Episcopal Society, 8500; •Bd kdd by tbe Center Pharmacy, E. R. Potter, Director of Commodi­ will be found on many Thanksgiving and utility of its personality. Let ^ 350 People Attend. iMethodist Episcopal Ladles! Aid So­ Has Appeal in Conrt ciety, 8800; Wapplng Grange, 8100; dinner tables. it branch out, grow polygamous, ty Distribution, that a shipment of take on two, three or four more Community Y. M. C. A., 835. Many pork for every family now on the gifts of furniture, shrubbery and la­ relief roll of the town will aurlve Stale perfume, perspiration, shoe neW blouses. You’ll find its entire Rising from its jrear-old ashes, A row at the Cat’s Meow Tavern polish and other odors often become character changes. It presents a bor were noted. Others on the here for distribution before Thanks­ in the Johnson building on Main Thanksgiving Spiedal the new 810,000 Wapplng Commu­ building committee were: Mrs. giving Day. offensive in your clothes closet. An new appearance with each new street last evening brought three blouse. Your wardrobe is enlarged nity -church house was dedicated Josephine Foster, treasurer; A. E. 'The shipment of pork, the notice apple, into which cloves have been yoimg men to the police court this stuck, will absorb the various smells. and enriched by each addition! with impressive ceremonies yester­ Stiles and Walter Skinner. states, will be followed by shipments of butter, roast beef, corned beef, morning on the charge of intoxica­ • day afternoon in the presence of The New Building Simply take an apple, stick whole cracked wheat (cereal) and flour. Have your evening shoes resil­ ’The new building was designed by tion and breach of peace. ’They cloves into it imtil the surface is 350 guests and residents of other The commodities will be given, as in vered or redyed so they’ll really Towner and Sellew, Middletown were James Madden, Knute Ander­ entirely covered and attach a long years. ’The new building, symbolic the past, in addition to the present string to the stem. Hang the apple ‘look like new” at the State Shoe architects, is of Colonial design and son and Arthur Thompson. The of the \inlty of the village, was of­ is built of brick. It is peculiarly allotment by the charity depart­ COATS up in the closet, being careful not Repairing Shop. Dial 8838. De­ first two are old offenders before ficially dedicated by Rev. George G. well fitted to its environment and ment. to let it touch any of the garments. livery service. Schrlvener of Norwich, district su­ the court. Both Madden and And­ looks as though it “gn:ew there.” erson have a record of eight times. perintendent of the Norwich Dis­ ’The front section of the building is Maple is “the” thing in furniture trict of the Methodist Episcopal WIN SPELLINO BEE It was ’Thompson’s second appear­ Just now and that’s why Watkins 64 by 22 feet, consists of one large ance. 'The trio was arrested by church. room to the right of the entreince are showing a solid maple dining I^ew York, Nov. 27.— (AP)—Two Officer David Galligan on complaint Try a new dessert this holiday— Included in the dedicatory pro­ and two small meeting rooms at the room set in their window. It fea­ women emerged as victors in the of the proprietor of the tavern, who Miles Standish Parfait—3-4 cup gram was a historlcEd review of left of the entrance. In the rear is $ 1 9 . 9 8 tures the old Welsh cupboard, tres­ annual Town Hall club spelling bee attempted to get them out of the cream, 1 tbsp. powdered sugar, 1-2 the community building, marking located a gymnasium 35 by 60 feet tle table and spearback chairs— last night. place. 'The officer testified that the tap. vanilla, 1 1-3 cup coarsely the centennial of the building of which is also to be used as an .audi­ just the kind our Pilgrim fathers One, a private secretary and the crumbled chocolate cookies, 1-4 cup Wapping’s second church, the torium. sat in— and quite a timely bit of chopped nut meats, 1-4 cup marsh­ Methodist church. Built off the gymnasium are a other a school teacher defeated a $25.00 Values furniture speaking of Pilgrims don’t mallows, 6 maraschino cherries. Work of 8 Members kitchen, shower rooms and toilets. university professor, tm editor, a foreign correspondent and a dozen you think? Whip cream and add sugar and va­ The walls and ceilings of the build­ C o ld s This group of coats at 819.98 represents Rev. Schrlvener recalled the ac­ other contestants. nilla. Coarsely crumble chocolate ing are finished with composition . Best treated some of the season’s best values. TTie ma­ tion of a group of eight members Miss Lou Helmuth, the teacher, cookies. Fold crumbled cookies, board, the celling being “natural” without “dosing" terial is fine woolen in either a rough or nut meats and marshmallows into of the then Presbyterian church won the first of the two sections by who withdrew from the society and color and the walls a light buff smooth finish. Styles are youthful and It is a great year to go in for in­ the whipped cream. Chill and serve spelling “pol3rphony” and “plagiar­ worked together for the common color. Wainscoting seven feet high snappy. They have the new type sleeves dividuality in blouses. Just the in parfait : lasses garnished with ism.” good In 1827. The speaker praised extends around the walls of the au­ V l S J S f . and collars. Sizes 14 to 44. year to have that small length of cherries. 6 portions. Miss Etna Kelley, the private sec­ those who contributed time, money ditorium. imiiitiia] material you have been retary, won on “necrophagus.” STAINLESS now, if you prefer and labor to make the new commu­ Retreating Stage cherishing do its bit for your suit. The Midland Package Store has a nity building possible. The feature of the auditorium few “spiu'kling” suggestions for Describing the equipment of the equipment is a disappearing stage, Good weather to have a thermom­ your holiday—in the way of Ber- now building. Rev. Schrivener carried on roller bearings. When eter. Blish Hardware has some gxmdy wine, Baccordi rum. Creme urged the villagers to take advan­ the room is to be used for basket­ reasonable ones. de Coaco, Vermouth or Martini. tage of the opportunities afforded ball and other indoor activities, the WINDSHIELD Dial 8600 and while placing your stage is pushed into a recess in the If you have left-over cauliflower, by the new community church ^ .-r order. Include a carton of cigarettes bouse, remembering always that it walls. slice a half dozen or more small Landscaping WIPER —they have all brands. is dedicated to the spirit of Chris­ pnions and steam them 19 minutes, The grounds of the auditorium then place one layer of the cauli­ tianity of the town. will be landscaped in the spring by Judge Ralph Grant of South S E R V I C E flower alternating with one layer of Windsor delivered a brief but inter­ the men of the church, gifts of the onions in a buttered baking One tunic dress that is particu­ esting history of the Methodist shrubbery having been made by dish. Grate cheese over the top, larly appropriate for occasions that church of Wapplng. In his address several Manchester and Wapplng growers. add a quarter cup of top milk, sev­ are Informal, yet call for something Mr. Grant outlined the efforts on fKiLb STATIC N Arvid H. Seaburg, Manchester eral dabs of butter and heat in the besides a business dress, has a the part of the eight members who Gcfunnc RcfjUicc'in’iit A/v(:> ME FUNERAL M«ME 01 oven xmtll the cheese melts and contractor, was in charge of the black velvet skirt that flares ever Invited Rev. Van Rensselaer Os­ NORTON ELECTRICAL INS'IEUMENT CO. browns. general contract. so slightly. Of course it is made borne of Manchester, a teacher, to Hilliard Street Phone 4060 I WILLIAM P. preach to them. Services were held Many community gatherings are right on a slip, which means that in prospect in the near future, the Kemp’s salted nuts, fresh and you don’t have to wear a separate in the Congregational church until crispy, are to be found at ’The Cen­ 1829 when the younger group broke first of such to be a turkey dinner slip with the outfit. 'The tunic it­ to be given by the women of the ter Pharmacy or the Murphy Drug self is black-and-white striped vel­ off and held meetings in tbe old ^ Q u I store nt Depot Square. South School building. In 1832 tbe C!hurch Federation early next vet with the varying width stripes month. going around and around. Gener­ former church building was burned. ous, flaring shoulder capes cover First Fund $700 ' For Discriminating Families The original fund secured by the MBS. WELCH SWORN IN the shoulders of the long, tight Bridgeport, Nov. 27.—(AP) — Christmas is coming and you may sleeves. It’s a high-necked model small congregation was 8700, Mr. First And Only At Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch of Co­ Funllles whose high idecUs have not been dimmed by as well face it The gift-buying which emphasizes the bosom and Grant said, the church members lumbia, Democratic National com- reduced finances Invariably tom to William P. Quish, and menu-planning seem like a lot the delicate curves of the waistline. banding together to supply labor mitteewomsm from Connecticut, of work when contemplated from A belt of self material ties around and build a steepleless wooden VAN'S SERVICE STATION la the hour of need. The accepted standards of appro­ will be sworn in as collector of the the safe distance of November. But the normal waistline. church on the “Commons." In 1870 The New priate refinement, graciously blended with the modest port for Connecticut at the Feder- once you pitch in and actually be­ it was almost entirely remodeled expense. gin buying holly wreaths and mis­ and so remained until the federation Ed building here at 3:30 this after­ ‘"Time to get up”—but don’t you noon. Judge John A. Cornell of the tletoe, cranberries and fruit cake, of the two churches 10 years sigo. ECONOMY OIL SAVERS An Informativs hate this announcement from a Superior Court, will administer the you get that prickly Christmas thrill Then it became the parish house booklet on funeral shrieking alarm clock ? The new oath of office. Mrs. Welch, recently Introductory Price right down to jmur toes. And you until the fire of Nov. 13, 1932, when service mailed gratis realize that Christmas is fun no Westclox and Sunrise Alarms at the appointed collector by President Blish Hardware Company wake you the building was destroyed. 0 0 ^ - 8 “ on request • matter how often it happens to you. ’The invocation at the dedication Roosrvelt, succeeds Ellwyn T. up in well modulated tones. They sepdce was given by Rev. Trueman ClarK of Higganum, appointee of come in all finishes and the prices Fit Any Stj-le Range Oil Burner. Not too late to order some of H. Woodward, pastor of the East former President Herbert Hoover. Now You Can Get More Heat With Leee Oil! Mrs. Lettney*# mince meat for are 82.00 and 82.95. < One to match Hartford Congregational church. Democratic National Committee­ Thanksgiving. I’ve hSLd some and a bedroom would make a lovely gift. Rev. Harry S. Martin of South man Archibald McNeil oT this dty. We Have Tested Them To Our Satisfaction. it is delldouB. Dial 4481. Windsor, a former pastor of the Dr. Edward G. Dolan, of Manches­ a a j Ma in S t, >hf.^54C Little tulle and velvet theater church, read the scriptures. Rev. ter, collector of Internal Revenue hats particularly smart—have been If you are one of those fortunate Elmer Thienes, secretary of the for Connecticut, former Mayor T. DA*/ definitely placed in the American VAN'S SERVICE STATION MANCHESTEfL'' enough to be Invited to Thanksgiv­ Hartford County Young Men’s T. Buckingham and executive board NI6HT ing dinner, pay tribute to your mode for winter. Christian Association, spoke and a members of the State Federation 426 Hartford Road Tel. 3866 hostess by tendering a box of Apol­ responsive service was led by Rev. of Democratic Women will attend lo, Whitznan or Schrafft chocolates David B. Carter of the Wapplng the ceremony. —fresh and neatly packaged at the Murphy Drug Store at Depot Square , W U i 0 A W l « _ or the Center Pharmacy.

down to Aunt March’s parrot and PITiON ST. COUPLE dog.” Cukor says that many of the characters, particularly Katharine 30 YEARS MARRIED Hepburn as Jo, Joan Bennett as Amy, Frances Dee as Meg and Jean Parker as Beth, actually re­ ITTAKES HEALTHY NERVES FOOMINEE semble the real Little Women as Given Surprise Party by 50 described by the author. Friends and Relatives on Sat­ urday Evening JOBLESS VETERANS Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. B. Anderson of 90 Pitkin street were honored ASKED TO REGISTER Saturday night with a surprise par­ ty in observance of their thirtieth Names Will Be Taken at Muni­ wedding anniversary. More than fif­ cipal Building Tomorrow — ty friends and relatives were p^s- All Urged to Sign. •nt and bn their behalf, John Ben­ son presented Mr. and Mrs. Ander­ Francis E. Bray, Service Officer son with a beautiful table lamp and of Dllworth-Comell Post, .Americsm a purse of money. Legion, in conformity with recent The guests also brought with releases from the C l^ Works Ad­ them several bouquets of chrysan­ ministration, Hartford, requests themums. During the evening a so­ that all veterans, now unemployed, cial hour was enjoyed and refresh­ register tomorrow at the federal ments were served. Mr. and Mrs. employment station in the Munici­ Anderson were married thirty years pal building. Veterans, single or ■go by Rev. W. P. Anderson, once married are requested to sign up at pastor of the Emanuel Lutheran the local offlte of the CWA, whether i church here. They have two sons, they have registered previously or Esirl E., who is employed at Cheney not. Brothers, and Cai*! E., a student at The office will be open in the lob­ Connecticut State College. by of the Municipal buUdihg at 9 a. m. Veterans will be given prefer­ ence on Jobs approved after Decem­ AMUSmENTS ber 1. “ i n r i E WOMEN” STORY CURB QUOTATIONS Assd Gas and Elec * ...... 4 JUST UKE ORIGINAL Cities S erv ice...... 2 Elec Bond and S h a re ...... 13% Niag Hud P o w ...... 6 Stand OU I n d ...... 82% Louisa M. Alcott’s Epic Is United Founders ...... 1 Closely Followed in the United Gas ...... 2% Screen Presentation. United Lt and Pow A ...... 2% Canadian M arcon i...... 2% Mavis Bottling ...... 1% Concerning the remarkable au­ thenticity of RKO-Radio Pictures’ 600 OFF CHARITY dramatization of Louisa M. Alcott’s .Kew Haven, Nov. 27.— (AP) — • classic, “Little Women,” George ’The names of 500 men were stricken Cukor, who directed it, says: off the city’s charity list today as M. J. ("Mike” ) Thompson, football’s most famous smoke constantly. And the longer I smoke them tiis "W e believe that of sJl the stories work was begim in New Haven on in the world this was one at least the first of 19 projects under the referee, has to keep his nerves healthy. He says: more I come to sppredata their mildness and rich flavor.” ^ a t would be made by authenticity Federal Civil Works program. Because nothing can be allowed to interfere with Many smokers who havs changed to Camels rsport and ruined by dramatic license. Tbe By the end of the we^, tbe city healthy nerves I smoke Camels. I have tried them all book is 65 years old. Today it re­ expects to have a totsd of 1,701 men that their nerves are no longsr iiritabls . . . '’Jumpy.** mains a best-seller. ’Twenty-mll- at work. 'This represents half of —given svsry populaf brand a chance to show what it Switch to Camels yourself. Tod will find that Csmele de Uom of people have read it In view the total allotted New Haven. can offer. Camels don’t spset my nerves even ^rtien I not Jangle your nsrves-^-or tire your taster of these facts we felt that such a Eight hundred men begin work remarkable volume should stand on Wednesday while 481 will report its own merits. Friday. ‘T o reproduce this great story,” pukor continued, “ the studio went CARDINAL’S ANNIVERSARY to tbe limit in research work and the duplicating of every scene de­ ' Boston, Nov. 27.—(AP) — Wil­ scribed by the author. Ehren. the liam Cardinal O’Connell, Roman AJcott home in Concord, Mass., tbe Catholic Archbishop of Boston and locale for the original story, was dean of the C^athollc hierarchy in reconstructed in Hollywood. tbe United States todav celebrated "Svsry obaracter in the book the 22nd anniversary of bis eleva­ ■akes appeai^aoe In the film, even tion to the Sacred College. NEVER CET ON YOUR NERVES... NEVER TIRE YOUR TftSTE •A*- -J • viS c X f X •’'i''' ?■ **" • ■ . . ■ ■

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party Unea have already gone by is in the least afraid of the U g bad It la also callafl Balt Rhram or Tat­ 8EHIND THE SCENES IN (Mffted. Some o f the reeOhitions won’t be aiaatag At tha prstodsht drU sarvica, i ^ HanrlirBtri;: the board and t^ ch at the present thing. ter. hypocritically profeee a friendly as It Invaatigataa. Ita barba will th s ir ' purpose. be tlmad at auboydtaataa. and stage i^ypears to be degenerating , Savaral dUtacant forma of ( lEonting Srralii are kno#ii but tha symptoma likely The Republloan minority in the poUclea. Who Is to for into a conflict between verbal mobs, THE FARMER SPEAKS. to be found In all forme are; feeUng Senate wfll be joined by>«ufflclent of strikaa? ApparfBQfei^St tlM PUaLiSHEI) BY THB bids fair to have resolved itself into of heat ox bumlilg through the af­ Democrats to pass resolutions actu­ Squlrrel’a In Bight Pew people who go on I tw to -r jit laaal / HSRALD PRINTINQ CX>UPANT, INC. WaslBnahri ated by these motives: 'While the pronouncements of fected parta, itoh l^ , rodneaa of the A gray, bqaby-tallad oquirrel haa not primarily, a co o ri8^ liM # e la l It Bl'M li StFMt a truce of weariness before the real 1. Re«ientment at patronage "nig- proDooilcamantsr y. ♦(-n 'ir^H ^ Mancbeat«r,' Cona. such organizations as the American Bldn. oozing of a stloky fluid which Oongrees Looda. AH Ita Chma to coma to ta tm t tha vturt corri­ THOMAS 7BBOUSON battle begins In Congress next Jan­ gardlineM" and hope of bullying dors of ‘tha Btata-War Building, Federation of Labor In Opposition will' stiffen Hnan, some Snipe at New D eal ...... Bmator Hobart Waamar, OaaaraJ Manasar uary. Tonight In New York there the administration’ into greater often diverting diplomi/ts and g « - man of tha NatiomO: Laber,;Hpard, to currency inflation have been ex­ and baroenlng of the tissues, and Sotonel IsMide In Proper Pew liberality. Foundad Oetobar 1, IttI are to be two big meetings, one the formation of either crusts or dry —-With DIpUnnate and Qenerals erals from thoughta of Inter­ let It be lmowB Second Class' Mall Matter. present policy of the administration, ing, burning amd recess, followed 3. ^Soreness at the administra­ SUBSCRIPTION RATXS ists, meeting at the old Hippodrome, By BODNET DCTCHSR - • other’s guaet, though some Foreign lag. Baorsitary of Labor FVasoas One Year, I - mall ...... 16.00 it is noteworthy that very Uttls such by tha appearanca of amall bliotera tion’s full assumption of powers Service men wtaiapar among them- Perkins goes ferthar toward plac­ will listen to Rev. Charles E. Cough­ Herald Washington Oorreopondent and prerogatives delegated by Con­ Par Month, by mail ...... I -60 prominence has been given to the which grow larger, run together and aalvaa that It h a a ^ for the Weat- ing blame on amplojngfi. Slncla conlas ...... I -Ot lin, pastor of the Shrine of the Lit­ break. ’The fluid which oozaa out Is gress, and its procedure without am European, dlvialon as soon aa Delivered, one year ...... $9.00 position taken by the National Washington, Nov. 27— ’The dope "If amployars had la aU aaaas tle Flower at Detroit, who has at­ Hear. Tha blisters are often broken consultation with Ihe members, It saw that section’s sign. Grange at its convention last week. DOW la that Congress will investi­ whose customarjL advice is replaced aocaptad without strugria tha re- MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATBO by scratching or by ch a l^ with the qulramaat of the lawN that coUactivs PRESS tained nation-wide celebrity for his gate the New Deal from stem to by that of the Brain ’Truat. The Grange, as the most repre­ clothing. When the seeping of fluid Bamaolsa Doe to Go bargaining la parmlttad and ra- The Associated Press is exclusively attacks on Wall Street and the in­ stem, overwhelming Democratic Progressives adore investigations entitled to the use for republlcatlon sentative body in American agricul­ Is especially notlceaUe, “weeping A sbakeup soon is due In the quirad where daaired,” aba says, of all nawa dispatohaa credited to It ternational bankers and who yes­ eczema" is said to be present The majorities notwithstanding. and few feel they owe the adminis­ Indian Bureau, where Commla- ture, declared "unequivocally for U President Roosevelt doesn’t tration enough to cause them to ''theca would have bean a radttctioB or not otbarwlse credited la this skin inflammation apreauls the, slonea John Collier has been strug­ of from 60 to 70 par cant la the paper and also the local aswa pab* terday assailed Alfred E. Smith for want his new recovery agencies to block any now. “corrective Inflation.’’ breaking out of new patches while gling dasparataly to reform a number of dlaputaa in the last few llshed herein. his "boloney dollar" statement, to­ become the cloeeup targets of sena­ All rights ot repabltcatlon of "We have had four years of the the old ones are drying, or by the generation-old bureaucracy and months." gether with former Senators Owen torial ebarpehooters, he must exert President Not Target give the redaklD warda a break. special dispatches harein are also re* most drastic deflation,” declared the increase in size of the original areas. / served. and Senator Thomas. The defla­ In some forms the red blotches his influence to the limit. The present backwash of senti­ Some old-timc/s who Insist on Grange resolution. "What Is need­ NRA, Farm Recovery, Public ment against the administration cluttering up the path of progress M etaoroloj^ I sarvloea to Poland Full service client of N E A Ser* tionists will foregather at Carnegie are the main feature, in others the vice, Inc. ed today is corrective Inflation.’’ oozing Is most marked, In others a Works, and others are preparing for is strangely devoid ef feeUng are scheduled to go. Under the are under direetiOD of the govern- Hall and will be addressed by Mat­ the attack. Resolutions for their against Mr. Roosevslt himself. Con­ The convention slso adapted reso­ discharge of pus is the main symp­ economy act, department beads ment Institute of mataorolofy and \ Publisher's Rapresantatlva: The thew Woll, vice president of the investigation secretly have been gress, reflecting its constituORji, may remove even officials undsr hydrography at Warsaw. Julius Mathews Special Agency—New lutions proposing that the govern­ tom and in others there may ^ cu r Tork. Chicago, Detroit and Boston. American Federation of Labor and the formation of deep cracks ^ icb ment issue non-interest bearing representatives o f’ the American are slow to besJ. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAO OF Treasury notes "to pay at least part CIRCULATIONS. Legion and the Crusaders, with Tbs severest itching is seen in of the public works program, that form which Is most likely to Tbs Herald Printli.g Company, Ino., Prof. Walter Spahr, of the New assumes no financial responsibility liquidate the sound assets of closed attack the face, the bands, or to York University School of Com­ for typograpblca. errors appearing In banks, or to retire government locate behind the ears. The type of advertisements In the Manchester merce, as economic "explainer." eczema In which pus is discharged Evening Herald. bonds." The attack on the administra­ Is most frequenUy found in ths If you’re wise you’ll It is obvious that the farmers of scalp or the ears. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27. tion’s fiscal policy is, of course, be­ the country do not take their eco­ ’The most important causa of ing led by the great metropolitan JUDGE LYNCH. nomic views from the deflatlonista scsema Is a systsmlc toxemia aris­ bankers. Just bow they come to ing from wrong dlst The errors choose Christmas gifts of ConilBtently bard-thellad moral be supported by the American Fed­ usually rssponalbls ars: use of iats would be likely to dlaagree wrong food combination, unwise eration of Labor would be consid­ INTOLERANCE. with aesumptlon that there selection of food, over-eating, and erable of a mystery if it were not may be dlfferencei in lynchlnga— ' Ford Hall In Boston, the scene of the use of too much sugar. When pretty well understood that the A. F. ths uBdarlylBf cause Is prsseat no food lyochlnfi aod bad lyschinfi- the Hub’s Open Forum, Is supposed of L. is disappointed lo the extent to dlrsct sxeltlBg cause is rsqulrsd to or that tha bumlnf of a Negro eue to be, of all American auditoriums, bring about ^ onset of the skin which it has been permitted to par­ pect In the deep South la any worse ths very temple of .freest spesob. Inflammation in the majority of ticipate in administering the Indus­ an offenee against the laws of Ood Ysstsrday, however, when a Ger­ oases. However, in some oases, trial codes. To what extent the wbsrs a trade sossma is found, an MAPLE and man than tha summary exeou man professor was sob^ulsd to Legion and Crusaders leaders who sxdtlng cause may be the continued tlon by a mob, last night, of the speak there on "Why I Mlleve la irritation of tbs luuids are backing ths attack represent s by kssplDg kldnap*murderers of young Brooks the Hitler Oovemmeat" a mob of them to esrtato saatsiiiiaU. Trade their memberships remains to be Hart at San Jose, Cal. But most five thousand persons gathered sossfltas ecour with dishwaters, Now! disclosed. butter-makers, ohooelats- dippers, Just ths desk for ths small of us are sufficiently Inconsistent about the ball, bowled denuadatloae At all events the flareup of an­ dyers, sto. wall space; the boy's or girl’s Of course you’ve seen Ths Courant Modal Home and our dsooratlons. .room after even where we strive pretty hard to of Hitler and the epeaker, fought room of maple. Yov’vs heard your friends exclaim over tbs obarmli tagonism to any new system of cur­ Ths main part of tbs treatment to bedroom. Quaint aa can be ng, quaint plsoss, travel the straight road of right aod the police, got tbemeelvee broken ovsrooms scsema is to remove tbs and daoorativs, f a q .T6 That's your cue. Give them maple I Be sure It's tha tricky, qualnInt Provl:nostown rency control has come at an excel­ respect for law, to feel considerable bead! and torn clothes—emd failed faulty sating habits which ars Maple from Watkins with Uma-wom edges and psgfsa joiner;irv. If you’re wise lent time. Since nobody can do creating ths internal poisons. X have you’ll choose now while our stock is brimming over wlta unlqiunigus plac and specially satisfaction over the sudden con to stop the professor from easrlag anything about anything, except to seen many hundreds of ths seeming­ while ths THANKSGIVING BALE prices ars la effect Ws’11Wa’i] store them, if you wish. elusion of this Inconceivably horrl what he wanted to say. No doubt talk, between now and the meeting ly Incurable cases which were en­ ble affair. he pleased his Nazi bearers greatly. tirely cured with the right treat­ of Congress, the storm is eure to Never since mankind emerged Of course the objection that these ment. In curing ecezma, the best blow itself out and the situation is plan li to flee a fruit juice fast from the trees and the caves hae rioters have to Hitler and Nazlism bound to calm down considerably which will bring about a more sapid there been a crime more utterly in* is toward their intolerance. It before January. Then we shall see elimination of wastes through the human than the one which the peo­ probably never occurred to any of other natural channels than would what we shall see. ple of San Jose last night so sum­ the crowd that they were meeting otherwise occur and will thus relieve marily avenged. The unspeakable the skin of part of the work of that intoleranoe with exactly the eliminating them. During the fast, wretches who committed it showed BIG, BAD WO same impulse. you are to use one enema per day. no more humanity than starved General Douglas MacArthur, Follow the cleansing fast with a careful dlst, using plenty of cooked timber wolves, without a shred of whose report that the United States the wolf's excuse of necessity. They and raw non-starohy vegetables, and Army is “ below the danger line” in a moderate amount of meat. Avoid were not, by any conceivable stand­ size, that much of its equipment is Health and Diet pie, cake, doughnuts, bread, and all ard of measurement, men; merely obsolete and. that it has been re­ rich foods. Sun baths are especially things in human form infinitely recommended in the treatment of duced to an Ineffectual state by the Advice more lacking in the most ordinary By Dn Frank UoOoy eczema^ orrthe same treatment may diverslOD of so many officers to the be secured by exposure to the ultra "Hltchoock. of- Hltchcock- attributes of human civUiaation Reproduction of a late Wind­ A trestle table with drop Eveh' the card table cah. be training of Citizens Conservation violet light These local treatments sor chair showing Sheraton leaves that fits along side of ville” designed the original of in Colonial style! When not' than are any number of dumb ECZEMA A CURABLE DISORDER may be taken at a doctor’s office. influence in its bamboo- , a chair, or serves as a coffee this sturdy chair. It has a Corps unite, is strictly In keeping Many people have so little suc­ in use the legs swing closed beasts. To cleanse the affected parts, dip turned legs and table when leaves 9 l / f .75 wood seat with f e and the top tips lg \-95 with the reports of General Staff cess in ourl^ eczema with treat­ pegged-ln legs ----- 1 U It is not difficult to understand clean cotUm in olive oil and genUy stretch ers...... # are ra ised ...... u p ...... eJ chiefs from time immemorial. The ments applied solely to the outside smooth over the itchy areas. W ^ e the temper of the San Jose mob. Army needs nearly 2200,000,000 lor of the body that they decide it is preparations to be applied directly It is equally impossible for those an incurable disorder; this is not aircraft, modernization and motor­ to the skin may ease the itching, who have not yet reached the pin­ true, for when the treatment Is di­ the permanent cure will best be ization of the field artillery, me­ rected toward cleansing the inside nacle of perfection—and it must be brought about by the fasting and chanization, anti-aircraft equipment of the body of poisons, the disease dieting treatment which I have sug­ confessed that this includes more and general motorization, General becomes entirely curable. gested. than a few of the sons of men—^not ’The name eczema eomes from the MacArthur says. to sympathize with it to a very con­ Greek and means "to bubble ou t" Most of the Army’s motor equip­ The Byzantine Greeks used an In­ siderable extent. The mob did not There Is strong evidence to believe ment is obsolete, be declares, In­ that eczema Is due to an impure flammable and destructive com­ at least, torture these killers. It pound similar to liquid fire;, this cluding the tanks, and there Is a blood-stream and that the poisons merely went quickly about the busi­ ore literally pebbling out through compound was poured from cal­ "serious shortage of ammunition." ness of destroying them. the skin. Ecezma is a very edmmon drons and flung in pots. General MacArthur’a idea, of Probably, if the San Jose people skin disorder and is actually a course, is to keep this nation in a chronic catarrhal inflammation. It had not taken the law in their own ’Tbs BraslUan government Is call­ is not contagious, attacki all ages, ing for bids on the opening of a new perpetual state of preparedness for Inspired by an early slab-end bands last night the law, in its own' is most frequently found among weekly air service between Belem, This end table in Colonial The cabinet section in the war. As an American be is, un­ table with a fancy apron, this A tricky piece that combines good time, would have disposed of blondes with a dry skin, and men Para, and Manaos, Amazonas, a dis­ style tips the titles of your bottom of this hanging wall magazine holder, bookshelf doubtedly, far from anxious to have In greater danger of it than woman. tance of 900 miles. books to Just the right slant rack makes this piece doubly piece la reproduced in end- the creatures. But it is to be sub­ table size. The and cigwette tray in one! his country go Into a conflict, but for reading. Tray lQ .9 5 useful. Note the 9Q.95 Solid Provincetown | g Q JtO mitted that their execution, in an for cigarettes .. 9 wooden catches...... drawer is handy .... as a highly respoaolble officer It is maple ...... 1 a orderly manner, after an orderly bis business to see to it, if possible, trial, would neither have satisfied that a war iball not catch the the people’s frenzied indignation at Army napping. In thla ralaUon he the ghastliness of the crime nor— le In just about the earns position what is more to the point— have M tbs oblefe af staff of France. served in any substantial degree, Germany, Britain, Italy, Japan, compared with what has tran­ Ruaala, Poland, Bolivia, Peru, Para­ spired, as a warning to criminals guay and tha re it contemplating kldnapings 'in the Also, Uks tbs oblafs of staff of state of California. It is now a tboia nations far more likely than fairly safe' prediction that, for a we to have war sprung suddenly long, long time the business of upon them, be wants to see the ma­ “ snatching" human beings for ran­ the “Smart Set" fo r chinery of warfare not in prospect Magazine or book carrier Anothsf blacksmith’s shoela’ som will disappear from the list of A magazine box that fits Here’s the village smithy’s In ease of need but la actual exlet- along aide of a low loungy ahoe-ln’ kit trannormed into faahlohed after an* old tool kit adapted to home use. One rackets pursued^ scoundrels la box. This piece also has tha section of the olgorstts tray teace. He Svaats bis hundreds of chair. Copied from an old a olevar magazine and table that commonwealth. CHRISTMAS Colonial fe.95 with a troy for 9Q-96 handy, sUdl^ cigar- la these pieces can I 17JIO tanks rsfdy to take tbs field tomor­ Where the writ of habeas corpus workboK ...... O d g o r s t t s s ...... etU t r a y ...... • • s be used for asb'trays f row. He wants ble ammunition does not run, where crooked law­ dumps ready to tap tonight. He yers ceinnot Invoke the nfies of wants ble soldiers ready to take the or THANKSGIVING evidence, where juries cannot be tn- field at an hour's notloe. He le a tinaidated, where bribing of jail soldier, charged with the responsi­ guards is imposolble, where there bility of preparedness. is no appeal to court after court MacArthur might,. conceivably, • and where the machine guns of have told In hli report something gangdom rescuers have no terrors, about the hundreds of American the terrorist kidnaper cannot cope factories, which have stored away with the forces of society on the in their safes the blueprints, the defensive. patterns, dyes and jigs, the speclfl- That is what the kidnaping racket cations and the assemblage plane got up against last night in San Reproduction of a trqstle Two-shelf maple bookcase Reproduced from a "joynad'* This X-Base book trou|^ fits for war materials of every conceiv­ ^ up to the arm o f your chair. Jose. t w a in end table alia with a that fits along side of your stool this end table has a flip able sort on which their plants could ^ ts d boek-trougl^ added favorite ebair. Note the top, With top fblextortion rampant In the land, the S-tube Century Six Majestic; automatic volume control: hundreds of mllllnns of dollar 30- 'Vigilantes of San Jose may prove police calls; modem black walnut, lacewood and chromium nually In keeping up with the mili­ , to be the parents of a national up­ cabinet, 944.60. taristic Jonses of Europe and-Asia, OPEN THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTlf 9 O'CLOCK rising In which the "rights" of building equipment that will be - -1 criminals will be brushed aside as "obeolete" before the factory etlff- o f no conoequanoa oompared with nees le worn out o f tt, la not one ..vn'.V.-LOfJ the rights of decent peepla likely to booome the general one, WATKINS BROTHERS ■ ■ • X ^ WATKINS n jo.-ns!>- now or ever. « STORM OF TALE. ’The Oeaezal Staff has oilod at AAANCHESTER. CONN. at MANCHESTER, CONN. The currency ruinpua,*-lB which "l^lf!" so often DOW nobody line, and where the new profMaloa opment of modern government and places. Actors, acLrasaes, waRmeaes, of psychlatiii nundng would be de­ reU^Heii from their early etatea, bellhops, ddonnen, busboys—scores > P S Y O flA m NEEDS velop^ included in the program when acceptance and act inveatlfa- FRIENDS SAVE DAN of the Broadway crowd who had DAILY RADIO PROGRAM wmud be psychiatric work for tiian was the order of the day. bsneflttsd by the largess of Dm the children, complementing eftorjts of The exerdoee opened with an li>- Dude when toe horses “ran fast'' FOR HOUDAY ANNOUNCED MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27 (Central and Baatem Standard Time) ARE TALKED OVER child guidance oUnics. VDcatlon by Rev. Raymond (Jun^ FROM POTTER FIELD for him—chipped In with bills and Not«:—Ail proaramt to key and baelo chains or (roups thereof unless spasfe' "Most of the work we project Is nlnghsun, rector of T i^ t y Elplsco- silver. stations. The following schedule win be ob« ped; coast to coast (o to e) desi(natlon Includes all available yet to be done,” he said. "The In­ pal church. Benediction was given The “regulars’* remembered Dan Programs subject to change. P. M. Cant. East. stitute Is still in an embryonic by R(. Rev. Msgr.Thomas S. Dug­ as toe meticulous dresser who. al­ served at the Manchester Post office NBC-WEAP NETWORK 6:48— 6:48—Music Box—wabc; Enoch gan, rector of St Joseph’s Cathe­ Light Orchestra—Dixie and west Dedication of Cornerstone of stage of development. All of these Well Known Gambler Killed ways changed into formal clothM in on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, iBAtlC — East: weaf wlw weel wtlo 6KX>— 7K)0—Myrt A Marge—east only things we must do In the future If dral and editor of toe (Catholic toe evening and who, when the November 80: Srjar wta( wcsh wfl wilt wfbr wro w(y 6:16— 7:16—Just Plain Bill — east; Transcript 'wban wcae wtam wwj weal; Mid: ksd Texas Rangers — west; Panics we au’e to encompass the field of horses "ran fast", spread lavish vmaq well woe-who wow wdaf wkbi City carrier delivery, none; rural Orch.—mldw; Ksllem Orch.—Dixie Norses’ Home at Retreat modem psychlati^ as our founders in Fall Was Penniless tips and reckless lotms. carrier delivery, none; parcel post NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj 6i<0— 7:80—Music on the Air—east; did the field as it was conceived In wtba ketp webo wday kfyr crot ofcl Kasper Sisters—west; Buck Reg* Enough money, and more, was delivery, none; money ordw window, SOUTH — wrra w^f wwne wls wjax era—mldw rpt; Phils Prog.-Dixie their day. This program «an only collected to save toe body from wfla-weun wlod wsm wmo wsb wapl When Death Came. closed all day; stamp, registry, par-. 6:46— 7:46—Boake Carter, Talk — ba­ Held. be prosecuted as the resources (rf NEW RIFLE RANGE Potter’s Field, wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro sic; Between the Bookendc—west cel post and general delivery win­ woai ktbs ktha weoc 7 M — 8:00—The Happy Bakers—baste the Institute expand. We do not The funeral procession was to dow, open 7:3(} to 10:30 a. m.; lob­ MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl k(ir k(hl 7:16— 6:16—Edwin C. Hill — basic; aspire to be great In size or quanti­ start at noon from toe lower east by, open 6:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m. IPLPACIFIC c o a s t — kgo kfl k(w komo Choir—west; Taximeter—Dixie Hsurtford, Nov. 27.—A. program ty; we do aspire to quality. We do New York, Nov. 27.— (A P )—To­ !klhq kfsd ktar k(u 7:30— 8:80—Bin Crosby — also ost: PROVES POPULAR side. At one o’clock it was to reach Mails received, 7:30 a. m., 10K)0 iCsnt. East. Louis Panics Orchestra—midwest for the future development of the not aspire to ezcluMvely occupy night Broadway's "Dan toe Dude” 8:00— 9:00—Manhattan Serenade—to o Broadway and 49to street—toe a. m.; mails dispatched, 8:45 a. m., 4:00— S:00—The California Ramblers Neuro-Paychlatric Institute and any field; but we do aspire to en­ will sleep in-Beth David cemetery, 4:30— 8:30—Tom Mix’s Sketch— east 8:16— 9:16—Alexander Woollcott—to o compass the entire field End to be crossroads that epitomized his life. 11:00 a. m. 4:48— 6:45—The Wizard of Os, Drama 8:30— 9:30—Lulu McConnell—o to cst There his Broadway friends were to All departments of toe office will 9:00—10:00—Wayne King O r ^ .--to e; Hospital of the Hartford Retreat, equal to the best in it.” hardly a derby distance from Bel­ 6:00— 6:00—Dinner Concert—also cat join toe procession to toe cemetery close at 11:00 a. m. for toe day, 8:30— 6:30—Songs by Irene Bsasley— Radio Dramatic Lsagua—Dixie Connecticut's oldest hospital, as an Governor Cross contrasted the Major Allan L Dexter Fires mont Park where, in season, sprint 9:30—10:30—CBS Broadcast—o to ost that is hardly a Derby distance east; Tom Mix—repeat wmaq ksd institution encompassing the en­ recent remarkable advances in psy­ toe horses that "always ran fast for Frank B. (h*ocker, Postmaster, an­ 6:45— 6:46—Horsesense in Philosophy 9:45—10:48—Evan Evans, Songs—ba­ Dan.” from Belmont—where toe horses— nounced today. 6:00— 7:00—Shirley Howard A Others sic; Myrt and Marge—rpt for west tire field ot modern phychlatry was chiatry with thf hopeless attitude 10:16—11:- 1:16—Bolosweil sisters—0 to cst First Shot Before Sixty Somehow when toe Broadway "always ran fast’’—for toe dude. 6:16— 7:16— Billy Bachelor’s Sketch announced here this afternoon dur­ toward mental disease that prevail­ 6:30— 7:30—Lum A Abner— east only 10:30—11 <0—Glen Gray Orohea—o to S crowd read In toe papers November Taylor (Jounty In Kentucky has 6:45— 7:45—The Qoldbergs, Serial Act 11:00—12:00—Leon Befasco Orch.-to e ing exercises which marked the ed in the Elizabethan Age. Modem 11:30—12:30—Abe Lyman Orch.—o to a 14 that "Daniel Harris” had jumped eliminated all gtade and scrub male 7:00— 8:00—Hist.rical Sketches—east dedication of the cornerstone of the psychiatry, he asserted, has given Members. 7:30— 8:30—Floyd Gibbons A Orch. 12:00— 1:00—Dance Hour—wabc only an 8Lffirmatlve answer to the ques­ or fallen from a window of a hogs from its farms. 8:00— 9:00—Gypsies Concert Orchss. NBC-WJZ NETWORK new Nurses Hall of the Retreat. t:30— '9 :3 0 -^ n e Ship of Joy—also cst Prominent figures In the medi­ tion asked of one of Shakespeare’s Seventh avenue hotel, it did not as­ Overnight A. P. B a s ic — East; wja wbs-wbsa wb^ sociate toe name with toe charac­ 9:00—10:00—Eastman Orchea—also o wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr w n^; cal and hospital world, and In the doctors. "Canst thou not mlnlrter 9:30—10:30— Kay-Seven, Spy Drama The new Indoor rifle range of the ter It had known so well. To Broad­ 110:00—11:00—Wm. ScottI and Orchestra Midwest: wcky kyw wenr wls kwk political life of the state, partici­ to a mind diseased?” to which ' at kwer koll wren wmaq kso wkbf that time a shrug of the shoulders American Legion In the Selwlfz way, Daniel Harris had always been News This Girl Knows 10:15—11:15—The King’s Jesters—east: NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmJ pated in the ceremonies vdiich were Lum A Abner—repeat for midwest was the only reply. block was opened Saturday after­ “Dan toe Dude.” .10:30—11:30—Paul Whiteman Orchestra wlba kstp webc wday kfyr cret cfof concluded with the la3dng of the YOU CAN 11:00—12:00—Harry Sosnick Orchestra SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wls wJax comers >i>ne by Governor Wilbur L. The governor also spoke of one noon with appropriate ceremonies. The body went to toe morg^ue and Boston — Approximately 25,000 ^DEPEND ON DR 11:30—12:30—Benny Mereff’s Orchestra wfla-weun wlod wsm wmc wsb wapl lay there unclaimed. wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro (Cross. The governor and Dr. Ralph of his former student, Clifford men and women put to work in ^IT'S 8LL-VE6£TABUV Major Allan L. Dexter, plans and LEist Saturday a policeman drop­ Massachusetts and a million dol­ CBS-WABC NETWORK woai kthbs kths wsoo • A. McDonnell, of New Haven, pres­ Beers of New Haven, who through training officer of the 169th Regi­ MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr k(hl ident .f-the Connecticut State Med­ his book, “A Mind 'That Foimd It­ ped Into toe Seventh avenue store lars a -lay allocated In toe last six BASIC—East: wabc wade woko wcao PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl kgw konqo ment, C. N. G., fired the first shot of of Isadore Yereshefsky—"Izzy toe days by toe C. W..A. waab wnae wrr wkbw wkrc whk cklw khq kfsd ktar ical Society, lArere among the self,” and his personal efforts cre­ toe afternoon In toe presence of Bright Ey«s. .. wdre wcau wTp wjas wean wfbl wspd Cent. East. 8peeik> rs. ated an interest throughout the (Cigar Man"—and inquired about Portland, Me.—Dewey Mannln, wjsv; Midwest: wbbm wfbm krabc about 60 members smd guests of toe Dan toe Dude. Izzy had not seen ktnoz wowo wbas 4:30— 8:30—The Singing Lady—east ’The carrying out of the plans for coimtry in the prevention and cure club. of Waterbury, Ctonn., member of No Bod Skin EAST AND CANADA—wpg whp wlbw 4:46— 6:48—Orphan Annie— east only of meutal diseases. Dan for a week. She learned long a< 6:00— .00—U. S. Army Band Concert the hospital’s future, which were The wiimer of toe turkey shoot toe C. C. C., dies in toe Army hos- whec wlbs wfea wore wlcc efrb ckac "Perhaps our country owes more “There’s a body at toe morgue,” often dull eyea, mmply »lrlTi, DIXIE — wgst wsfa wbre wqam wdod 6:30— 6:30—Three X Sisters — east; outlined by Dr. C. Charles Burlin­ was A. Fuller, of 50 Middle 'Turn­ iptal at Fort Williams Xif injuries nenrousneaB and la u of oome from klra wreo wlao wdsu wtoo krld wrr The Singing Lady—repeat to wenr to him,” he said, "than to anyone said toe officer, biting off toe end of received in a g-avel slide at Flag­ 8:45— 6:46— Lowell Thomas — east; game, physiclan-in-chief, mustj pike, who shot a perfect score of bowel alugglslmeea and consupation. Now ktrh ktsa waco koma wdbo wodx wbt else for awakening public opinion one of Izzy's cigars, “an.d toe name staff. Nil (Nature's Remedy) is h«: secret of wdae wbig wtar wdbj wwva wmbg wsjs Orphan Annie—repeat to.mldweSt however, w a t until funds are made 100 with bis handicap allowance. sparkling loyeliness and vital health. No MIDWEST — wcah w(l wmt wmbd 6:00— 7:00—Amos ’n’ Andy—east only available to the institution. ’This to the organization of enlightened they got is Daniel Harris. South Bristol, Me.—Babe Ruth more ineffective partial relief for her— all- wtaq wlsn wlbw kfh k^b wkbn wcco 6:15— 7:16— Baby Rose Marls—east Members of toe club were pleas­ vegetable NR Tablets give thorough cleans- 6:30— 7:30—Potash and Psrimutter was asserted by Robert W. Hunt­ work and service in the real of " m go down and see,” toe cigar comes to Maine to find out whether wsbt mental hygiene.” ed at toe Interest shown by toe man said. “But it most likely Isn’t iim, gently stlmulatinjg the entire boweL MOUNTAIN—kvor kli koh ksl 6:45— 7:46—The Three Jesters, Sengs ington, chairman of the board of riflemen of toe town in their new he can use a 30-30 rifle as well as Millions take NN for thorough, effective COAST—khj koin kgb kfre kol kfpy kvl 7:00— 8:00—Side Show Variety Prog. managers of the Retreat, w) o laid The 111-year-old history of the toe dude.” he wields a baseball bat. relief from constipation and billousneas. kfbk kmj kwg kem kdb kgmb 7:30— 8:30—Paullst Chorlstere Prog. range and a good season Is promis­ Get a 25c box 7:46— 8:46— Red Davis, Sketch—baslo emphasis in his address on the Retreat, the first hospital on the Gambler Identified bent. East. ed with several new teams prepar­ All druggists’. ______8:0<^ 9:00—Weekly Minstrels Show American continent founded by But it was. The gambler for Pleasant—safe J T I W g e ] 8:3(H- 9:30—Melody Moments A Vocal statement that the mental hospital ing to take toe field against toe Residents of toe Mexican colony 4:00— 5:00—Skippy, Sketch—east only medical men for the care of ner­ whom toe horses "always ran fast” —and nothat> 4:16— 6:16—Dictators Orchestra—to c 9K)0—10:00—The Country Club—bsalo has the same purpose as the ordi­ local marksmen. It Is expected that of Topeka, Kas., Imported all toe It-farming. 4:30— 5:30—Jack Armstrong—es only 9:30—10:30—Henri Deering, Pianist vous and mental diseases exclusive­ had died broke— he who once was nary hospital—to restore patients toe Veterans of Foreign Wars and trimmings of a genuine fiesta. In- ■ ■■ 4:45— 5:45— Cowboy. Tom— baslo only 9:46—10:45—Planned Recovery, Talk ly, was traced by Dr. McDonnell, rated hsdf a millionaire. 6:00— 6:00—Buck Rogers, Skit — east 10:00—11:00—Leaders Male Trio—east; to health—and should be equally toe High school will form teams clud|nr_ danctag _aanoritaa. from T U M S ' ‘S S S S M T S S ’S " Amos ’n’ Andy—repeat for west entitled to public support who told of its establishment in Word got around in toe night only; Skippy, Sketch—it)t for midw soon and will use toe new Indoor south of toe Rio G r a n d e . ------— 8:15— 6:15—Bobby Benson—east only: 10:15—11:15—The Poet Prince—aiso cst “It ha" always seemed to me 1822 as the result of agitation by Al and Pete, Songs—Dixie and west 10:30—11:30—Southern Symphony—to o range for their matches. 8:30— 6:30—Songs by Vera Van—east: 11:00—12:00— Don Bestor A Orchestra that a mental hospital was entitled the Connecticut State Medical So­ Jack Armstrong—midwest repeat 11:30—12:30—Dance Orchestra Program to the same favor from the chari ciety. Dr. licDonnell sdso described tably Inclined that a hospital deal­ the development of medical knowl­ GEN. CURRIE DYING ing with the physical receives,” Mr. edge In relation to mental and ner­ Sava On Everyday Needs In This 6:25—Home Sketch. Huntington declared. "The fact vous ailments. Montreal, Nov. 27.— (AP)—Oxy­ 6:30— Time, temperature. that the mental hospital does not Of recent studio of the human gen was eulmlnlstered again today 6:34— Sports Review. appeal equally to the sympathies of mind to discover causes other than In an attempt to save toe life of wnc 6:40— Weather. aU is to me mysterious. environment which Influence human (5en. Sir Arthur (hirrie, principal of Travelers Broadcasting Service 6:42— Faunous Sayings. "The future development of this behavior, he sadd: McGill University and war-time Hartford, Oonn. 6:45— Lowell Thomas. institution Is very largely in the "The unusually competent staff commander-ln-chlef of toe Cana­ 50,000 W.. 1060 K. CL, 282-8 M. 7:00— Amos ’n’ Andy. hands >f those persons throughout of this institution has led the van dian Corps In FYance. 7:15— Baby Rose Marie. the State who are philanthropically of this kino of research, and the He has been in toe hospital three 7:30— P otu h and Perlmutter. disposed. A program of future de­ end Is not yet In sight. We, the suc­ weeks, suffering a blood vessel Monday, November 27. 7:46— Radio Nature League — velopment which will keep the hos­ cessors of those men of vision in blockage In toe brain, and develop­ ’Thornton W. Burgess. pital in the foreground has been the (Connecticut Medical Society ed pneumonia yesterday. P. M. 8:00— CHIT Soubier, barker; Morin projected, but must wait until such who Inaugurated this movement, Purchase One Item At The Regular 4:00—Walter Dawley, Organist Sisters; King’s Jesters; Harold tim«i a resources can be placed at are proud of the Hartford Retreat 4:30—Al Liberty, hillbilly songs. Stokes and his Orchesti^ its disposal.” and of its adjunct, the Neuro-Psy- Qov. Ibra C. Blackwood of South Price...Buy Another for One Cent! 4:45—Morgan Memorial Talk— 8:30— Tony’s Barber Shop. Describing the Neuro-Psychiatric chlaTis Institute and Hospital. We Carolina keeps a cow at toe execu­ Robert DreW'^Bear. 8:45— Red Oavis. Institute a. "stiU in an embryonic not only wish you well In your tive mansion In Oilumbla and looks after her himself. 6:00—Firenze Orchestra. 9:00— Greater Minstrels. stage of development,” Dr. Burlin­ work, but we shall continue to Yau Do Hot Have To Take Two of the Same .Artiides. CHioogel 5:30^—Tom Mix. 9:30—'Td Rather Have Harvard” game pictured the Institute of the work with 3k>u in your noble pur­ •:45— Wlzatrd of Oz. (radio - musical comedy)—June future as a place to which any doc­ pose.” From Any Other Itenui On Sale Up To The Same Price. 6:00— WrlghtvUle Clarion. Yorkin, lyric soprano; (Chester tor, would be able to send for as­ Other speakers included Rabbi CxptWM 8:33— Irene Beasley. Gaylord, baritone; The Stein Men sistance In handling neuro-psychla- Abraham J Feldman of Temple lllmoaslBM to BOSTON 6:45— “Y o u r Teeth” — J. Otis (male quartet); Sammy Sklar trio problems, where any medi­ Beth Israel, this city, who discuss­ • Trips Usllp Radium White Fine and Miner, D.D.S. cal man would be eligible to come ed the Importance of modern psy­ R o u s Trip SAM Magnesia Tar and Orchestra; dramatic cast. LesTss CsBtoP Ravor 7:00—Shirley Howard and Jesters. 10:30— Cascades Orchestra. to receive or contribute to knowl­ chiatry In aiding In the develop­ Travsl Bxrsaw Tooth Paste 7:16— Mountain Melodeers. 10:46— Planned Recovery — Secre­ edge In the field of psychiatry, ment of a higher quality of Iffe. He 4M Mala St Blades O o u s ^ 7:30-;-"VanItles” — Normiui Clou­ tary of Labor Frarfces Perkins. where the best minds of the pro­ compared the beneficial results ob­ VsBehMtsr Laage, regular Me mt tier, director. 11:00—’Time, weather, temperature fession would accept the challenge tained by the progress In this field Tsl. TOOT oamto Pztontod Syrup 8:00— Snow Village. 11:04— Sports Review. of psycBlatry and specialize In this with those ensuing from the devel­ ElBlIZnEI HI ItKSHI Double sdee; pin 2 T 26c 8:30—Floyd Gibbons; Victor 11:16—News. ot 6 regularly Mk 2 26c Young’s Orchestra. 11:30—RKO Midnight Frolic. 9:00— Gypsies. 12:00— Hotel Biltmore Orchestra. Bagalar «Se 9:80—The Travelers Hour — Nor­ 12:30 a. m.—Village Bam Orches­ man Cloutier, director. tra. Milk of 10:00— Contented Program. 1:00— NBC Prognun Calendar, s M a f^ n e sia ....2 -S lc 10:30— WTIC Playhouse — Guy a — A— S9e Brown’i Mixture O h r 0 4 . Hedlund, director mMMlCIi IMMMFi Losengee ...... m O I C 11:00— John Erakine. Modern Washday Mo taeatlve Quinine Q for 11:16— King’s Jesters. FATHER COUGHLIN RAPS TOOTH 2 * « '5 0 c OoU Tableti ....A a OC 11:30— Paul Whiteman’s Orchestra. 12:00 Mldn.—Mark Fisher’s Or­ AL SMITH OVER RADIO 2 "* 36c chestra. Ifonrcgiaa ■ igwlir Mo 12:30 s. m.—Benny Meroff’a Or­ convenience that chestra. Ood Lhrer OA Milk of Beef, Iroti 1:00^—‘Silent. Detroit, Nov. 27.— (AP)—Aisert- ing that President Roosevelt stands Plain or silnt flavor- Magnesia and Wine for sound money and will not be ad. ngbast hi TMank) Tablets A Noe 701140 Hog. ooirtaDt Rag. 74e. stopped by "bankers and their pup­ saves you money MO teUeti, Moh equal 9 f i r pets,” the Rev. Father Charles B. to^toMpoo^ ot m a t St n.oi Coughlin In a speech Sundty at­ 2*»76c WDRC tacked Alfred E. Smith for his edi­ ■m m i 8Mte TaMeh 228 Hartford Oonn. 1880 torial In the New Outlook In which he calkd for a return to the gold A REAL 2»’»51c standard. ■S*-. 2 ■"51c ..... 2 -2 6 c Monday, November 27. Without Immediately referring to Mr. Smith by name, Father Cough­ Pytllium Sesd P. M. lin asserted In his opening remarke Russian ASPIRIN Blond Resularlgp Uc I Oraln— 4:00— Bob Nolan with Clarence that “a Catholic gentleman 6t high W estlnfihouse Mineral Oil Abeehitehr Psw Wheeler’s Orchestra. social standing x x x has loaned his PlQost qualMg hnpoTted. Betttea ot 100 Regmarlir 46c 2 46c 4:80— News Flashes. Illustrious name to a cause that is Plni die. .Bteok neguteTly 66c 4:88—Artlit Recital. inconceivable." 4:48—Ye Happy Minstrels. "We find no faulf with Mr. Smith 2 76c 2 46c 2 61c 8:00—Skippy. for defending the prlndples In I Itendy «n ot M Ragukudg Me 8:15—The Dictators. which he believes,” Father Cough­ Beguiar TSo 8:30—Jack Armstrong; All-Ameri­ lin said. "We do find fault with him tiaa lor Olyoerins and can Boy. for not ascertaining the facts be­ • k Agar Xmulsion fore the unktndest out of all was mternal hitarleant and Rose Water 8:45— Otto Neubauer, pianist and laxative. Pint liM. iTRTjrtey W— di the Birmingham Barons. delivered.” Per ehapped hamk and 6:00—Buck Rogers; "Adventures In Father Ojughlln’s speech was with water 40o Oil of WlDtergreen ...... 3 ter lie skin. Re^arly 36c. the 2"ith Century.” broadcast over an Independent net­ 2 76c Mo Aiu. apte. Aounooia ...... 3 for Me 6:15—H-Bar-0 Rangers. work of radio stations. lOe Oauae Bandage, 1 In. z 10 yd. ....3 fer Uo V 26c 6:30— Vera Van. "Must we presume that the fagular 5«e liOe Adheelve Plaeter, H in. x 1 yd. .... 3 for Ho 46o Adheelve Plaster, 1 In. x 5 yd...... 3 lor 44e 6:45—Enoch Light’s Orchestra. Smith ’ ogan of sound money wish­ discharge Begulai' S6o 7:00— Myrt and Marge. es to Identify itself with that un Vanillin 30p Abeorbent Cotton ...... 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SforSOe leader In Republican state politics, F o r O n ly 30c Olyoerine ...... 3 ler Sle S6c Dr. HlnUe’s No. 3 9:15— Alexander Woolcott, the Mo extract of lOOe...... 8 for S6c Tow. Crier. and a trustee of Central Normal Almond S lor Me 30c Glycerine Buppoeltoriee— college here. lie Adeite—lie Infante ...... t for Sle 9:30— Lulu McCionnell, Gertrude SOo Antlseptlo Douche Pittsburgh.—R. B. Mann, 60, of 25e Boric Aeld 36c Oaetor Oil ...... 8 for 36e Nlessen, Isham Jones’ Orchestra. 30c Castor Oil Soft Capeiilee ...... 3 for Sle Powder ---- 3 for tSe 10:00— Wayne King’s Orchestra. (Cincinnati, assistant general man­ Ointment .. S fer Me 10:30—Nick Park^^akas. ager of the western lines of the Bal­ Me Ztoc (Dzlde Hot Water BotUee aiM 36c Ploraeeent Oakee timore and Ohio railroad. Ointment .. I for Me I for 3«i 10:45— Deep River — Willard Robi­ 30c White Petroleum Fbuataln Syrtafeo son, evangelisi of Rhythm. Manhasset, N. Y.,—^Mra. Joshua 30e Peroxide .. 3 ter Sle I fee tie Fine quality Regular 61.M 11:15—The Boswell Sisters. S. Raynolds, 70, widow of a former 60c Creno Dhtafeotant El Paso, Tex., banker who was 36c fnelgHeic Balm guaranteed. 11:80—-Casa Loma OrchestrtL I for 36c 16 o a ...... 3 for Sle prominent in the development of the THE STANDARD SSo Draaeer Ocxnbs southwest Me Tablet* 404 ...... 3 for 16c 2 $1.30 I ter 36e Sarasota, Fla.,—^Mra. Barristt Tills model, too, has extra large capacity... Haller sothoron, 29, wife of Allan and speed! S21fht lbs. per load. Ehcclusive, Sothoron, coach of the *Bt Louis Xrtraot of four wing "Pari-Vane” aglUtor. ’Tub 1s por­ Month Cleansing WBZ-WBZA Browns baseball -ti^ or AstringentAatr (Red) krly Mmiday, Novenober 27. Monslgnor G effge T. WalMi, 59, wringer has an instant safety r^ease. Two- B«bbing AkoiMl dean of the (Catholic clergy in Hous­ and-one-quarter inch, self- adjusting, balloon 2 '"3 6 c 2 fo r 40ic ton. rolls. LArge rubber tired casters. Easy T e rm a 2 '"5 1 c 1:00— Betty and Bob (drama). Paris—Firmln Gemler, 64, widely 1:15—Rhythmic Serenade. known theatrical producer ac­ l:S0T-^The Painter and His Daugh­ tor. i An Fine DeModa Toilet ries Incladed In This Sale ter. ' New York—Mrs. Alda B. M. M e- i.*48—M-C3-M Variety Hour. hart 62, wife of D. Stewart Igie- i:0!&—Agricultural Markets. hart president of W. R. Grace and 1:16—Views the News. The Manchester Electric Company (Company. >:80—The Singing Lady. New York—Justice William B. TTSMainSt Phone 5181 ;4(^Little Orphan Anide. Morris, 76, of the ICunic^Md Court, :00—^NBC Pre^ram Calendar. who fought with (Seneral Custer in :01—Camera Club—Lois Maiden. the batUe of the little Big Horn. :15—^Bradford Organ Redtal — Toronto—Dr. Prederlck A. Qe- Jamse J. O'Hara. land. 60. well Iraowa surwwza. M A N C H e r m ■J*' , ' ► » ‘^ 1

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...... i ""•"Fwmmmmta WOMOrS ORGANIZATIOMS concert wa glm - ^ „ r RETAIL GROCERS’ FEDERAL AGENT C a u m E S REDUCED COLUMBIA It! groat fuoee!! haa.l!£ ta Local Stocks N. Y. Stocks endeavor! in the eaaM hao. ENDORSE U TTLE WOMEir Mrs. Cnrtle A . R oliaes t a g ra> I CODE APPROVED TO LIST JOBLESS $1,400 BY eW A JOBS For^v-two friends and neighbors (fill ■hied by PotBaai * Oo.) Adams Exp ...... 8 of George Dutton gathered at his Central Row, Hartford, Oona. home Baturdag evening in honor of bonM of Mrs. Anna Dart Air Reduc ...... 108 Serein Adaptation to Hare Alaska Jun ...... 20% bis birthday. 11m gueets enjoyed Mr. and Mra. Riarwuoi. (1 < u » 1 P . M. Bteeks Allied Chem ...... 188% New England Premiore at themselvee to a late hour. mlng! and daughter, Mlaa Blsi! Chamber Isaaes Brief Re­ Can ****..a.a...... 96% Unemplojed Asked to Regis­ State Wedneadajr. Firit Cheeb Diitribited Sat- M rs. BJvallna Deroela while w ax­ Cummings, were dinner guests Bank Stocks Am Coml Alco ...... 45% ing a floo; a few days ago ran a Thursday at Overlook, the home of sume of Rules— In Effect Bid Asked Am For P o w ...... 9% ter at Manicipal BdUing large lUver of wood into the palm Miss Katherine Ink. Cap N at Bank ft ’Trust 9 18 Am .Rad St 8 ...... 18% Louisa M. Aloott will llvs foiiver aniaj; Not to Pay Rents at her jand so dee^y that a doctor Miss Adella Badge, a student a$ Conn. River ...... 460 — Am Smelt ...... 40% in the hearts of countless thousands bad to Tnt It out Tte enUnter was Pratt Institute, N. T., la epeadlng Saturday. First National ot Htfd — 110 Am Tel and T e l...... 119% Tomorrow. three quarter! of aa inch long. a few days at her home here. of children jtist as long as her booka of T b te Enrolled. Seve-.al local people' went to the Htfd. Coon. Trust .... 40 60 Am Tob B ...... '...... 74% are reprinted, and portictilarly in Mlsa Iffldred Latham of Hartford Htfd. National B and T 14 16 Wlllimantlo High school Frld» Am Wat Wks ...... 18% the character of “Jo” in “Little is staying a few days with her evening to attend the play “Tne Phoenix St. B and T .. — 200 Anaconda ...... 13% Women’’, which comes to the State nlecee, t)^ Misaee Adella, Ahlene The retail grocers’ Labor Code, Ettore P. Coatollo of the Connec­ With the distribution of $604.50 Importance of Being Eara^** giv­ W est H artford ’T ru st.. — 176 Atchison ...... 46% ’Theater Wednesday evening at 6:80 and llariAret Badge. approved by President Roosevelt on Insuranoe Stocks ticut Employment Service will re­ In federal checks to 48 local men en by the Dramatic Club of the f. Auburn 48% in a gala New ibgland premiere, Aetna Casualty ...... 43 44 Saturday, the reduction in the chari­ M ill Anne DIje left early Sunday High school. November 10, became effective last Aviation Corp ...... 7% port at the Municipal building to­ with Katherine Hepburn, Hartford Aetna Life ...... 14 16 ty expense, based on the report of mohiiag for Montclair, N. J., where Saturday and the local Chamber of Balt and Ohio ...... 23% morrow morning at 9 o’clock for girl, as the first screen “Jo.” Coimt- Aetna Fire ...... 8 0 ^ 8 2 ^ Bendlx ...... 14 the purpose of conducting a regis­ October was approximately 11,400. the w LQ epend the week at the Commerce today issued the rules less children and grownups who According to the October sum- home of her eieter, Mre. Newton BULLITT BB8UBIE8 WOBX Automobile ...... 1 7 ^ 1 9 ^ Beth Steel, p fd ...... 50 tration of all Manchester unem­ have reveled In the pages (^ “Little Conn. General ...... 2 2 ^ 2 4 ^ msury, the same men now on the FaUor. and regulations In brief form. This Beth S te e l...... 32% ployed persons. The registration Women’’ will be thrilled by the re­ Hartford Fire ...... 40 42 eWA rolls received $1,869.89 for A large audience that nearly fill­ Washington, Nov. 27.~(AP)— labor code supplants the President’s Borden ...... 20% will be conducted in the lobby of production of this colorful period National Fire ...... 4 0 ^ 4 2 ^ rents, fuel, food and other expenses. ed the local church to capacity wit- William C. Bullut, newly appointed f: modified agreement or blanket code Can Pac ...... 12% the Municipal building. and will live over and love the ro­ Hartford Steam Boiler 48 45 The fuel consumption for the month neesed the preeentatlon of the reli­ ambassador to Soviet Rustfa, re^ of August 1, last. ^ Case (J. I.) ...... 69 AH Over 16 mantic adventures of “Jo” and her Phoenix Fire ...... 49 61 of October was less thaw the cur­ gious play ‘The Sinner Beloved” Burned bis work at the State De- : ’The code is as follows: Cerro De Pasco ...... 81% All persons, over 16 jrears of age, three sisters, Meg, Beth and Amy. Travelers ...... 825 835 rent month, and It is assumed tbat Sunday evening to the Tri-County pau^ent today after a final talk 1.—Who Is Covered? Ches and O hio...... 89% who have not been given jobe are Miss Alcott herself acknowledged PnbUo Utilities Stocks Chrysler ...... 47^ requested to register with the fed­ the total expense for the same num­ Christian Union of the six churches with President Roosevelt at Warm Any store, department of a store, Conn. Elec Serv ...... 34 38 that “Little Women’’ was really the ber of families represented would Springs CSeorgla. shop or stand engaged primarily in Coca Cola ...... 97% eral agancy. All those who have story of herself and her sisters, with at Hebron, Gilead, Colchester, Conn. Power ...... 34 36 Col Ceirbon ...... 53^ previously registered are required have been In excess of that figure Marlborough, Westchester and Co­ He leaver Washington for New the retail food and grocery trade. such slight changes of time - nd had they been retained on the chu> Greenwich, WftG, pfd. — 50 Coml Solv ...... 29% to present themselves at the Muni­ lumbia. ’The cast comprised over York tomorrow and expects to sail This covers anyone who sella gro­ Hartford E lec ...... 47 49 place as were necessary to make Ity lis t Wednesday for Europe. ceries at retail. Cons G a s ...... * 3 3 u cipal building for the new registra­ the tale complete. thirty local people, and the rich Hartford Gas ...... 40 46 Cons O il...... 2% tion. Superintendent of Charities O. H. Oriental costumes, the appropriate Acting Secretary WilUam Phll- ‘ 2.—What Minimum Wages Most The few Manchester people who W addell notified landlords here do., pfd ...... 43 — Cont C a n ...... ” * 71 It was pointed out by Charity has setting, and the fine rendition of llpe said today the State D^»art- We Pay? S N E T C o ...... 100 104 have seen this delightful picture in that effective December 1, no rents ment is considering appointments Com Prod ...... 39^ Superintendent George H. WaddeU New York are loud in their praises the play made a splendid and strik­ In cities of from 2,500 to 25,000 Manufacturing Stocks Del L and W n ...... 23% will be paid by the town for those ing performance. ’The next meeting for the staff of the Moscow Elmbas- (in which class Manchester would this morning that it is Imperative of it, and of the work of Miss Hep- now on the CWA work projects and Am Hsu'dware ...... 19% 21% P o n t...... 35^ that all persons not now employed of the ’Tri-County will be on the sy cjid of consulates In Soviet Rus­ be included) raise all wages 20 per bum, who is particularly well cast receiving federal* checks. sia, but will not announce the per­ Am Hosiery ...... — 30 ■ Eastman Kodak...... 77^ report .omorrow for this reglstra- in the role of Jo, and the other sup­ last Sunday evening in December cent over rate paid on Jime 1, 1933, Arrow H and H, com. .1 0 12 Elec and M u s...... 3 ^ A notice from Hartford that F. at which a program of Chrlatmaa sonnel for sometime. with miaimum of 310.00 weekly. tio];i as but one day wlU be allowed porting artists. Perry Close, clvij efiglneer, has been do., pfd ...... 90 — Elec Auto Lite ...... 16 Manchester for this phase of the “Little Women,’’ has the full en­ music v*U be given by the com­ (Any wage so raised need not go Billings and Spencer . — 2 Gen Elec ...... ” 20 added to the CWA staff in an £id- bined choirc of the kix churches, of over 311.00). eWA activity. dorsement of the Better Films vlsory capacity has also been re­ A geologist’s estimate puts the Bristol Brass ...... 17 19 Gen Foods ...... 35% 184 Added Today League of Manchester, The Man- about fifty voices. ’The chorus is di­ value of mineral products taken Juniors and Apprentices may re­ do., pfd ...... 95 — ceived by the town treasurer. The Gen Motors ...... 31% One hundred and thirty-four men chei^er Girl Scout Council, the Man­ rected by Rev. Elmpr Thlenea of from Montana since 1865 at $8,000,- ceive one dollar (Jl.OO) less weekly Case, Lockwood and B — 300 local CWA conimittee may avtiil Gillette ...... 11% were placed on jobs this morning chester Mothers club and other wel­ the Marlborough church. A similar 000 ,000 . CoUins Co...... 40 — themselves of the advice of Mr. Per­ than rates above. Gold Dust ...... 18 with the prospects of adding ap­ fare societies. Colt’s Firearms ...... 18 20 ry on local projects. Part time employees must receive Grigsby Grunow ...... ^ proximately forty more within a Eagle Lock ...... 26 30 proportionate share based on mini­ Hershey ...... 50 few days. ’The majority of the men qOME IN AND GET YOUR mum wages established above. Fafnlr Bearings ...... 40 50 Homestake Mining ...... 300 470 GET JOBS Fuller Brush, Class A 6 10 were audgned to the Summit street 426 S.'—What Salary Do Managers Hudson Motors ...... 11% and Brookfield and Broad streets. Garage ceive ? Gray Tel Pay Station. 14 16 Int Harv ...... 39 NEW PHILCO RADIO Of those to be registered tomor­ New London, Nov. 27.— (AP) — Winning Number 9812. Hartford and In Cities of under 25,000 (in. which Hart and Cooley ...... — 125 In ;Ck:k ...... ” 21 Four hundred and seventy men went Hartmann Tob, com.. — 6 Int Tel and Tel ...... 13 ^ row, veterans will be given prefer­ Bolder of Ticket Call At Road FOR Service class Manchester would be includ­ ence when the maa are called for to work here this morning on Civil ed) $25.00 weekly. do., pfd ...... 9 — Johns Manville...... 54 Works projects. One hundred and Phre. amel Purity Pack lo w p rica . ONE GRADE ONLY—THE BEST! Wall street opinion, despite jumpy which were intentional provocations They’re prepared and packed m purely (d) .—Such hours to be consecutive of Nazi-ism.’’ From 8 To 16 Fomida THANKSGIVING CAKE (but every establishment may price fluctuations, was n^dly opti­ aa modem sdenee can do it. Aak yonr doctor—and try rlM»ni J jto Two lajrers of Butter Cmncb loe Cream and Vanilla Ice Cream select days and hours it will mistic. While the public, generally, AT ONE PRICE— POUND decorated with frozen whipped cream and candy. operate). was still on the outside looking in, today. (e) .—Delicatessen stores engagedsome odd-lot brokers reported a fair 2 9 c amount of purchases for cash on the 2-Quart $2.00 1-Quart $1.25 primarily in serving, preparing Succeeds First These Birds are Personally Selected for Age, Quality and selling foods for immediate various dips. CLAPP'S Serves 12 to 16. Serves 6 to 8. consumption are exempt. ’The holding of the domestic gold and Tenderness. Buy With Confidence! (f) .—Operating hours selected mustprice at 188.76 an ounce since last be posted by every establish­ Tuesday was Interpreted in some BABY SOUPS AN0 VE6ETABLES FANCY, LARGE, NATIVE ROASTING CHICKENS BBLOW: ThankH^Ivtag ment, and registered with local quarters as pointing toward dollar From 5 to 7 Pounds Each Individual Slice. Batter stabilisation. Various financial com­ FOB 8ALB BT Crunch aad Vanilla administrative committee. mentators, however, feel that the ______AND NATIVE ROASTING DUCKS______Unless stores were operating less Cream with frozen 63 1988 administration must work the gold whipped cream and than hours before June 1, , rate up to around $36 in order to The Arthur Drug Store FRESH NATIVE PULLETS AND NATIVE FOWL candy deooratlODS. food and grocery stores MUST thoroughly test ita manipulating 845 Main St. BaUnow Bldg. operate at least 68 hours weekly. program for the raising of commod­ FRESH NATIVE PORK TO ROAST The maximum is to be set in each Price 10c each ity prices. , ______AND SMALL NATIVE FRESH. HAMS locality or trading area according to Most bankers were counselling local need or wish of the majority against premature conclusions re­ of establishments. garding inflationary potentialities. OPEN HOURS We Have A Full Line Of Thanksgriving 7. —When Do We Start? Here, it is pointed out that thus far Immediately. But this Code be- there has been no actual currency Fixingrs—Everything Of The Best! , comes LAW on the seventh day expansion and that the purchasing after approval by the President, L power of the dollar cannot be easily ATLANTIC We Stuff and Roast Turkeys for $1.00 each, and 25 1933 GASOLINE — OILS e., Nov. , . demolished even should this be in­ Chickens at 50c each— and will be delivered by noon. —How Long Does llils Code Bole tended. So far as buying power is the Industry? concerned, some obsowers recall Tires - Batteries • -Aoeeesorlee We are taking orders for Squash and Pumpkin Pies, 31 1933 tbat a 60-ceot dollar now will buy Bead Service the Htdiday Size. Until December , , unless AB.OVK: Thanksgiving THE INDUSTRY requests its re­ much more than the 70-cent dollar Hmne Made Dark Fruit Cakes O C ^ and C A newal. in July because of the reaction in quart Brick. Batter Crunch and Vanilla loe Oeam deoo- 9.—How Will This Code Be Enfwc- prices and business since the sum­ MORIARTV w iH b€,each ...... OOC OUC mer months. iYA BROTHERS A rated with frozetf whipped ed? cream and candy. A National Code Authority (Gov­ Most banking circles feel that the 819 Center, Cor. Broad Street COME TO THE STORE OR PHONE! return of the dollar to gold, on a ernment Officiala) will co-operate TeL 8878 DIAL 5111 with a National Food and Grocery biilllon instead of coin basla, is nec­ .75c Distributors’ Council of one repre­ essary before bustaess and industry sentative from each Natiottal Trade can gain any real momentum on the advance. These “sound money’’ ad­ Range OIL New Steel $2.50 Association sponsoring this Code. vocates believe that It is not so im­ There is a nnall additional charge for dry •let THIS NATIONAL COUNCIL WILL portant whether the dollar is plaeed U se d ...... $1.75 packing and delivery on the items priced above. BE AIDED AhJD SUPPLEMENT­ on a 50, 55, 60 or 70-cent base, but U nim S Faucet.... 75c ED BY STATE COUNCILS SIMI­ it is contended, erratic trade cur­ LARLY CONSTITUTED and these rents win continue to prevail so long Phone 3980 / ’ Place Your Orders Early Witii State Coimcils in turn will be as­ as the stated value of the monetary RANGE & F U K OILS sisted by local couneUs. FrankUn Oil Eqidpment Co. unit la problematical. We Handle Only The Beatl Your Local Dealer or Phone 5250 The Knoxville, Tenn., vote in ap­ FOBBIEB MAYOR DEES. proval of a bond issue to provide A When In Need Of Range Or Fuel OU municipally-owned electric power Now, here’s a “Pollies" girl New London, Nov. 27.—(AP)— system was of much interest .to fol­ who already has made good be­ PHONE 5298 Relatives here received word today lowers the public utility stocks fore setting foot in a movie B /u ^ f f t u n e studio. She's Peggy Fears, Nsw MANCHESTER DAIRY that E. Frank Morgan died in San who fear that leadinff corporations Diego, Calif. He was formerly may have to further decrease rates. York’s only woman tbaatrieal RANGE OIL mayor of New London bolding the producer. She just has announced FRANKUN FUEL OIL The Bantly Oil Co. office both under the old form of A state-wide croquet tournament tbat she has signed a contract) government and under the city was held this year at McMinnville, to appear In two pictures being 'PhiMif 8980. 155 Center Street Mapeheater ICE CREAM CO. manager form. Tenn. • written especially for ber.- J E RaelUiffe OU Co. I ...... I, .11.1. ' i i i i a i i M / n K v MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, IWS, PAGE SEVBNiv;

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by Louise M. Alcott, will be present­ ed in the auditorium of the George ‘BARTERED BRIDE” AT 11 UNUSUAL PROOtAM A -N aU B PRAISED Sykes memorial school Tuesday eve­ Queer Twiets ACCIDENT VICHM V ROCKVILLE ning under the sponsorship of the Maple Street Teachers’ club for the FOR BOLTON GRANGE ^ FOR EFnCIENCY welfare work in that section. There In Day's News LEAVES HOSPITAL will be both afternoon and evening To Bring Profeadonal Talent performances and the entire pro­ to Community Hall To Aid FORMER MAYOR GRIST ceeds will be given to the Maple Greensburg, Pa.—^While husking C d. Bissell Tells Members Street School Welfare fund. com, Qair Kelley of New Alexan­ Treasury. Donald Nichols, in Crash DIES; n i SHORT TIME Organize Camp Fire Group dria saw a rabbit. He hurled an ear The Tawasl Camp Fire group, be­ of com at the animal, popped it be­ For the benefit cA Btdton Grange, Organization Has Been ing organized at St. John’s Episco- tween the ears, and killed it. which finds Itself in a poor financial Friday, Recovers Suffi­ Born in England But Lived in p€il church, is seeking a chcuter Slippery Rock, Pa.—It was only a condition, a profit is -already as­ United States 40 Years; from the National Camp Fire Girls typograpUcal error, but it looked as sured from the entertainment and Hfell M anagei headquarters in New York City. though the borough councilmen dance to be Leld in the Community ciently for Discharge. Was a Weaver. This new organization is stating elected November 7 were going to hall in Bolton Center tomorrow off with a charter membership of have a long time to train for their night. A committee headed by Former Mayor Joseph Grist, 64, Chairman Aaron Cook of the twelve members, with Miss Marjorie jobs. Notices of election mailed to Adolph BroU decided that instead Donsdd NlcholsA one of the four who has long been prominent in the Little as guardian. The membership the winners in formed them they of entertainment to be given by Ifancheeter Board of Selectmen was in the automobile accident on the Republican ranks in Rockville, died will be open to all girls from ten were to take office January 1, 1994. members ol the Grange, they would Bolton-Andover road early Friday the special g;uest Saturday night at to twelve years of age. The real induction time January 1, secure entertainers from different suddenly at his home at 69 Orchard morning, was discharged from the the annual supper and social of the The present enrollment is as fol­ 1934. sections of the state. A Spanish Manchester Memiorial hospital yes­ Army and Navy Club. In his re- street at 9:15 o’clock Saturday eve­ lows: Joan Dawkins, Eunice Schei- Chicago—Four men seen running dancer has been secured from Dan­ ning. Death was caused by compli­ terday He had a long and deep cut sptonse to toastmaster Colonel Heury ner, Marcelle Wells, Dorothy Weli, around different parts of Chicago ielson. The orchestra will come cations following a short illness at above his right eye. Mildred Farr, Elaine Poehnert, Mary with nothing to protect them from from PtockvUle. The actors’ colony B. Bissell, Mayor Cook lauded the Miss Loville ZeUer. killed at the his home Saturday. Plummer, Myrtle Johnson, Beverly a snowstorm but their underwear at South Coventry will iresent fine spirit that had been expressed Mr. Grist was bom June 24, 1869, same time, was yesterday burled in Tobin, Lillian Schrumpf, Barbara weren’t doing it as a lark, they ex­ their services and a bill has been by the local social club since the at Wesbrey, England, the son of Mt. Hope cemetery, WlUlmantlc. building was planned and built for Heintz and Audrey Nutland. plained Individually to police. '' arranged that vrtll bring a lot of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grist. He has Each had been held up by bandits professional talent to Bolton. The two others injured in the ac­ the returning soldiers smd sailors in resided in the United States ap­ To Attend Manchester Social cident, Garl Watson, the driver and 1919. Two hundred members at­ A large delegation from the who turned them loose after strip­ Tickets for the show have been proximately 40 years. For the past ping them down in the early hours sold in nearly all of the towns in Philip Chasen, ai’e still at the hos­ tended the supper and socisd. 30 years he has been connected with Rockville fire department is plan­ of the Sabbath. Tolland county and Manchester, pital. They are both In a somewhat A fine program of entertainment the weaving department of the ning to attend the Thanksgiving imp o , ed condition. followed the annual turkey supper Eve social and dance to be held One of the victims, Harry Flyiin, too, is to be weh represented in the Springimie mlU of the Hockanum said six men riding in an automobile number that will be present. A na­ prepared by Chef David McCollum Mills company and worked until Wednesday evening by the Hose and and his committee. The headliners Ladder company, of South Manches­ hailed them with the familiar tive turkey is to be disposed of and HEADS WESLEYAN TEAM about two weeks ago. Legion convention cry of ‘Where’s were Miss Margaret Roberts, form­ He was a Republican in politics ter’s fire department, at the School there have been nearly 100 books of Elm er?’ then they pulled him into er prima donna of the “Blossom and has held the office of council­ Street Recreation Building. Many tickets sold by one member of the Middletown, Nov. 27.— (A P )—Ptob the car, robbed him of $1.80 and his Time” Company of New York who man, alderman and mayor. others from Rockville are also plan­ committee alone. Roy McGregor, of Pelham Manor, clothes. favored with many hit songs, also Fmtemsdly he was a Past Master ning to attend this event. N. Y., has been elected captain of several war songs. Miss Belle Gan­ of Fayette Lodge No. 69, A.F.A.M., Member of “40 and 8 Committees Philadelphia — Society chairmen ASK LINDY’S AID the Wesleyan cross-country team for of the fashion show, annual feature the next season. is a sopho- non also contributed song hits of the Court Hearts of Oak, Foresters of Many members of the American Geneva, Nov. 27.— (A P )—Hopes White Way. Ivan White accom­ America; General Kitchener Lodge, of a welfare bazaar, are becoming that Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh morf. Legion Post in Rockville have re­ perturbed. Part of the show is to panied on the piano. Sons of St. George; Tankeroosan of the United States may decide to ceived recognition and appointment be devoted to a review of styles of The Two Pau^ins favored with Tribe, No. 51, improved Order of cooperate in solving some ot the Sheriff G. S. Hildebran of Burke to various committees for the ensu­ the last 100 years. Hoop skirts, ruf­ Hillbilly songs and chatter and Lou Red Men; and the Order of Odd Fel­ aviation questions before the League coimty, N. C., reports finding a ing year by Grand Chef de Gare fles, loops and other odd creations Jones, tenor, sang several effective lows. Hsury C. Jackson, of New Britedn, were expressed by officials of the “moonshine” still with a blue eagl« have been turned in galore but try numbers. Billy Brennan, Irish tenor He was a member of St. John's who heads the Forty and Eight. body today. placard hanging nearby. as they will, chairmen have been un­ Episcopal Church, a vestryman of The following Rockville members They indicated they thought it o f the 19th Hole Grill, Hartford, able to find one of those distinctive the church, a member of the Men’s have received notice of appointments might be an excellent idea if they dashed to the clubhouse for his con­ appendages— a bustle. tribution of old Irish favorites. Guild, junior choirmaster, and su­ for the ensuing year either as offi­ could secure the American flier’s Colonel Harry B. Bissell, who has perintendent of the Sunday school, cers or members of important com­ Chicago— It was nothing less than services on the air transport com­ False Teeth Stay Put He is survived by one daughter, mittees: William A. Baer, of Rock­ a shock to Sergeant Frank Corcoran mittee, composed of various experts Fasteeth, a new Improved powder always had a warm spot in his heart keeps plates from dropping- or slip­ for the club and its members, many Mrs. Thomas Goldatraw, of Rock­ ville, as grande commisselre inten- of the police department when he who do not act as representatives ville; one granddaughter. Fay Gold- ping. No gummy, pasty feeling. of whom served with him on the dant; Morton J. Webster, of Rock­ picked up the telephone and a voice of their various governments. They Sweetens breath. Give; real teeth straw; two half-brothers, William reported a robbery in the apartment Western Front, reviewed the history ville, as sous grande conducteur; made it clear, however, that no offi­ comfort all day. Praised by people J. Flower of Rockville and Ernest building where he resides. anoys." held from his late home Tuesday “Yes, I know,” replied the voice Colonel Bissell said that the suc­ tor of finance committee; William afternoon at 2 o’clock* and from St. A. Baer, of Rockville, as ex-officla; at the other end of the line. “This is cess of the club was due in no smedl John’s Episcopal church at 2:30. your wife speaking.” part to the efficiency of the club George N. Brigham, of Rockville, as Burial will be in Grove Hill ceme­ a member of the membership com­ An ex-wife at 11 years. That’s Dorothy Holsel whom you see back Among other things she said the steward, David McCollum and to tery. mittee; Omer School as chairman of at her first grade studies in Oklahoma City after a Judge annulled robbers stole Corcoran’s supply of the good management of the vari- Andover Professor Fined the music committee from Rock­ her marriage to T. J. Holsel, her 67-year-old husband. Probation shirts. oxis Boards of Governors. The speaa- Roscoe E. Dake, professor in the ville; and Roy Sanford, of Rockville, officers said Dorothy’s father “ traded” her for Holsel’s daughter of 15. Dennison, O.— Solomon Lawver, er said it was a good sign when the Andover Prepsuratory School at An­ as a member of cheminot nationale who will be 85 Christmas day, made fathers of the boys, now consider­ dover Academy, Andover, Mass., froi Volture, 1,007. a 10-mile trip to New Philadelphia ably older than when the battle was before Judge John E. Fisk in Funeral of Mr*. Chimman more than three score years ago— rsiged on the front lines, met each the Rockville aty Court Saturday The funeral of Mrs. Clifton L. and that’s still the longest trip he year to enjoy with their sons an moVning charged with reckless driv­ Chapman, 60, of 10 Florence street, Nazi Campaign on in U. S.? ever made. evening of plestsant entertainment ing and speeding. He was going to who died suddenly at her home Fri­ He was bom on a farm near here and good food. Yale-Dartmouth football game at day morning, was held from her late and hEisn’t been out of Dennison in The club activities this season will New Haven Saturday, November 4. home yest^day afternoon at 2:30 No, * Insist German Groups; 68 years. There’s no particular rea consist of pool, pinochle and dart He was represent^ by Attorney o’clock. Rev. George S. 3rookes, son, he just “doesn’t like to go any tournaments now in progress. A fine Mahoney, of Hartford, who offered pastor of the Union Congregationsd place.” reading room is maintained for the to enter a plea of nolo contendre to church, officiated. Burial was in *Yes, * Says Inquiry Leader Denver—For 20 years Lee Taylor members in the large sunny meeting the speeding cheurge if the charge of the family plot in EaUngton ceme­ Casey, dean of Denver editorial writ­ rooms providing a central place for reckless driving was nolled. ers, has been writing about other tery. t many members now unemployed to The surest ^as made by State people and their deeds but eight Policeman Thomas Abbotts, of the Rockville Briefs New York (A P )—Two principals Jury and the House committee on pass the time. A meeting of the Democratic city kings in a pinochle g;ame was the It was voted to conduct a Kiddies Stafford Springs barracks, who tes­ questions axe being asked by gov­ immigration is Fritz Glssibel, who vehicle by which he himself finally tified that Dake was speeding at committee has been called for this ernmental investigators delving in­ as sacrjtary is acting head of the Christmas party again this year. evening in the Superior Court crashed toto page one news. The The club held a joint Christmas from 60 to 70 miles per hour on the to pro-Nazi activities in the United Friends of New Germany Rocky Mountain News, of which Crystal Lake smd Hartford road Room, Memorial bifilding, at which States. Seeks “Sympathetic Bond” party with the auxiliary last year time plans will be formulated for Cksey is one of the oldest employees from the lake through Vernon. He Briefly, they are sunfmed up m “We hope to create a sympathet­ and the initial success of the enter­ the coming mimicipal election next in point of service, says that the tainment and gift party called for also testified he chased him to Elast follows: ic bono between the United States veteran newspaperman melded the month. Former Mayor Frederick G. and Germany,” says Gisoibel. a repeat this season. Plana for the Hartford before overtaking him. 1. Are Nazis loosing propaganda eight kings for a score of 800 in a Prosecuting Attorney John B. Hartenstein, chairman of the Demo­ inimical to the democratic form of “We are not the Nazi party or* joint entertainment are now being game at the Denver Press Club— the Thomas explained the case in agree­ cratic city committee, will preside. government in this country? Or— the Nazi government representa­ made by the committee in charge. first feat of its kind within the por­ ing to drop the first charge, saying Rockville was well represented at 2. Are Nazi sympathizers seeking tives. We are working . . . to fight the Yale-Harvard football game in tals of that organization. HOW 7c A DAY there was no accident and Mr. Dake only to promote better understand­ propaganda now being spread Oklahoma City—A lot of job­ was a person who would profit by Boston Saturday, more than fifty ing between America and Ger­ against Germany.” attending. hunters kept the Elite Cleaners’ his experience. many ? It is Dickstein’s lontentlon. how­ BIG HOLIDAY DANCE Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Little, telephone busy last week. A news­ Attorney Mahoney pleaded with Rep. Samuel Ulckstein of New ever, that the society is a Nazi or­ members of the Rockville High paper printed their number by mis­ helps the family budget the court to impose the minimum York, chairman of the House com­ ganization sponsoring causes in op­ school faculty, who were married take in a front-page story telling fine. mittee jn immigration, says: “Yes” position to the American form of AT THE REC FRIDAY Friday afternoon, returned to their readers how to reach the Civil Judge Fisk imposed a fine of $10 government. He seeks deportation duties at the school this morning. to the first question; those under Works administration. and costs of $11.31, but refused to of alien Nazi leaders. Jim and I decided to have a telephone They plan a more extensive wedding investigation say: “Yes” to the sec­ Bichard Benvenuti and His remit part of the fine or costs. ond. Dickstein charges that German- Chicago—Whe Leonard Steven­ trip later. son sits down to his Thanksgiving ▼ ▼ we wondered if we could aflFord it- We Rendered Unconscious by Blow So far the official limelight has Americans are urged to sign up Orchestra to Play for Regu­ Mayor Albert E. Wtiite, who re­ dinner—just where is still uncertain Bernard Obenauf, six year old son played chiefly on the activities of a with Friends of the New Germany lar Weekly Event. turned from the Rockville City hos­ —the two turkeys and a goose police thought we might be adding a luxury. So for one of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Obenauf of society called the Frien Is of New and to pay fees amounting to $14 pital Saturday after a two weeks’ say he acquired yesterday won’t 27 Windsor avenue, was rendered GermaJ.y, which claim.** a nation­ yearly. month after it was put in we made a careful check illness, was reported as greatly im­ grace tbe table. imconscious Saturday afternoon wide membership in the United “If they refuse,” he says, “ they In a specia. effort to again please proved at his home on Union street Police grabbed him zigzagging o f the use we made of it. when he was struck by an automo­ are told they stid owe allegiance to the many who are attending the yesterday. States of 10,000. his way away from a closed meat Weekly dances conducted by the bile driven by Thomas Flavell, of 33 Spaniuioebel Indicted German y. Windermere avenue, Rockville. The Ladies Auxiliary of the An­ market with a turkey imder each "What we learned amazed us. In taking care o f Recreation Centers, a band that is cient Order of Hibernians, will hold That organization has been reput­ “The *'lazis cialm a strength of arm and a goose in his hand. They The conxiltion of the child was from 50,000 to 60,000 here. known to many Manchester people a meeting in the rooms of Victory edly undei the control of Heinz want him to explain how the glass routine errands and shopping, it saved more than has been engaged to furnish the considered critical as the result of Spanknoebel, the German citizen Boycott Campaign Charged the accident, with little hope held Assembly in the Prescott Block door of the market happened to be its cost. W e got in on a number of good times jpusic for this Friday evening, and Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock. A so­ recently indicted by a Federal “They are asking Berman-Amer- smashed. ^ou ld also prove a treat to many for his recovery. Grand Jury for acting as a German Icans to boycott Jewish-American Flavell was driving on Windsor cial will follow the meeting. we would have missed without it. Jim had some vfho will b^ home over the holiday. Alexander A. Zarkey, son of An­ propaganda agent in this country goods ind stores. We have proof The construction industry is the This will be the first appearance avenue on his way from Hartford, without registering with the State that these Nazis are taking pic­ according to the story he told the thony Zarkey of 88 West street, left second largest in this country; it is important calls at night, which m e^ t a lot to him. of Richard Benvenuti and his or­ Saturday for the Navy training sta­ Department. tures jf strikes here and sending capitalized at about $6,000,000,000 chestra in Manchester. They have police, and as he approached Win­ When Federal authorities sought them back to Germany 'is evidence It enabled us to meet several emergencies. It was dermere avenue intersection with tion at Norfolk, Va., having enlisted and normally employs more than I&ayed at the Sandy Beach Ball- in the U. S. Navy. After a prelimi­ to question him he had disappear­ of the llssenslon they are causing.” 4,000,000 men. plain to us that our telephone, apart from rioom at Crystal Lake during the Windsor avenue, not far from the ed. Another GerpuEm leader who has child’s home, the youngster sudden­ nary training of three months he past summer, at Larson’s Ballroom, will be transferred to the Navy Dr. Ignatz T. Grlebl of New York been called for questioning by gov­ its convenience, actually saved us money.’ Crescent Beach, and are now play­ ly ran across the street. Flavell former president of the society, has ernment officials is Capt. Georg made every effort to avoid hitting Trade School. This young man is SK ing a permanent engagement at the well known in Rockville, having been questioned by a Federal Grand Schmitt, who arrived in the United new Norwich, Connecticut, Ball- the child and turned his auto hard Jury in New York and a expected States recently to further hla wine r'CASH LOANS^ to the left, but the right front fend­ been an attendant at the Rockville THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND ivom. High school. to be 1 witness before Dlckstein’s business and to promote and organ­ Many new novelties will be in­ er struck knocking down Bernard. committee in Washington. ize the Stahlbelm, or Steelhelmets. You e n borroir ap to OOO from It was believed that the boy’s skull The regular meeting of the Board ua to pay bUla, tazea, ate. Ro- TELEPHONE COMPANY troduced by this band during the of Selectmen will be held ^ esd a y Another pro-Nazi leader who Members here say there are some pay /naii^nat a imall amount evening as their reputation of be- struck the pavement may figure in the inqulides being 2,500 Steelhelmets in the United montuy out of your incoma. In an imconscious condition, he evening with First Selectman Fran­ lag an entertaining band was one pursued by postal and Immigration States, and that about 35 per cent ■ was rushed to the Rockville City cis J. Prichard presiding. o< the reasons for engaging them authorities as well as bv the Grand of them are -American citizens. m ara charzad only for tha TELEPHONE SERVICE - .7! ? for the holiday dance. Dancing will Hospital in the automobile of Ced­ ipaS*balaaca o^te loan — ric Ott, who was passing nearby. andA only for(or thaisaettha auet numbar be from 8:30 until 12:30 a. m., and o( Sara you ewa that (decking is included in the admls- Dr. R. C. Ferguson, local physician, rendered first aid. There were se­ WAPPING ford police pending the outcome of OVaM Ri— TfHta—or fZoM afen fee. ONE DEAD, THREE DYING the victims’ Injuries. vere lacerations about the face and The Sadd Memorial Library will » Pbrsomal Fin an ci Co. bead and numerous body bruises.' Hooiu 'I, Slala TbaHlar UuUdlac be closed next Thursday afternoon. COURT CLERK DIES TOS Mein St.. Manahaatar At the hospital yesterday his con­ Thanksgiving Day, but will be open dition was still critical. An x-ray FOLLOWING AUTO CRASH Pboea S4S0 Our Christmas Monday evening as usual. Ansonla, Nov. 27.— (AP)—Robert TSa only ehaiva la was taken to determine whether bis The pupils of Ellington School at Thraa saraeat far Adamson, clerk of the City Court, Moath on aapaltf skull was fractured. The matter Is Job’s Hill school visited the Union under investigation by the local po­ Milford, Nov. 27.—(AP)—Helen former representative In the General Amount of loan Special School of Boptb Windsor, last Fri­ Assembly, and a former alderman, lice but no arrests have been made. day afternoon, where they ex- Motil, 18, 486 JeoksoB tvenue, % \ Pisa Orgaalcatton Meettng died Stmday at his home here after obanged ideas. The arrangements Stratford, died In the Milford hos­ an illness of several mgnths. An organisation meeting of the were made through the new super­ recently formed “Young People's pital today a few hours after she ROYAL intendent. I. Burton Dunfield, after and three oompanlons were Injured New York, Nov. 27.—Boms Community Club" in Vernon and the showing of the sobool’s work. broken ipeclallcinf Is bonds report Dobsonvllle has been called for The Union pupils entertained tbeir' dritlcaiy In the crash of a sedan CALL that their business in November ran Wednesday evening, December 6, at friends at a social hour at which re­ into the rear of a truck on Wash­ “ PEG 0 ' MY, HEART” PORTABLES well above that of any recent the home of Mrs. J. H. Wilson, 'it freshments were served. ington Bridge, Devon. month. This was especially true of Vernon. There was another automobile The other victims, all reported as 8-A ct PlAy V . F I R P O specialists In U. 8. Government se­ This club has been organised pri­ accident on Main street opposite dying In Bridgeport hospitial were; Orifinal Prlet |60 curities Is which the turnover has marily for the purpose of giving the William Waldren's bouse last Fri­ Anthony Hajsus of Stratford, Telephone 6148 members instruction in social work driver of the sedan. Toeidaj, Not. 8] 8J0 p. m. been unusually heavy during the day night between 11 and 12 o’clock, F or past few weeks. and handicraft, and Indloations are when two oars crashed. A truck John Kuhar of Stratford. N o w $ 45*00 that it is to be p^ular. without lights was in the road. 0ns Obrlstlne Blmohak of Bridgeport. WAPPINO OOMMUNmr Atlantic Rayolltf TOGETHER WITH Resumption of dividends on the The following osloers have been man, from New Haven, was cut Miss Motil had a punctured lung OHUROB ROUSE. elected; President, William B. and severe lacerations and died METAL CHAIR AND TABLE—AIm stock of Swift and Co. extends the about bis face, and Mr. and Mrs. r a MANCHESTER OOMMUNITT rather long list of favorable dlvl- Smith; vice-president, Edgar Wil­ Henry StowsU of Wapplng,, on the 7;2B a. m. desd announoemsDte compiled over son; secretary, Mrs, Stewart Aber- BlUngton road, north of tbs center, PoUoc said ths automobile oper­ FLAirER|l. R a i ^ g e O i l 5—Lettont—5 llng; treasurer, CSvde Richard; so­ the past several weeks. The Bwlft were coming home. Mr, Btowell Is ated^ Hajius smashed into " Adults 40Cf Children to If, fSc. Prompt DoUvory In Toneh Tjrptwrltlng FREE payment, amounting to 12H cents, cial committee,Pi Mrs. Stewart Ab- a mall clerk in Hartford. Mrs. heavy truck as both machines were •rllnf, E4far Wilson, Miss Mary Reserved seats at no exU« cost to­ Every one knowe the Royal Portable—the flneet of is the first authorised since July, Btowell was , thrown through tbs traveling towards Bridgeport The night 7 to 0, Wapplng library. 1982. W ilson;i rmsibmants < oommltUa, windshield and was out seriously on larger 'vehicle was driven against a hoRie-ilzed typewriteri. Eaiy to operate, handiome, Miss Marjorls Btspbsns, Miss Bsa> her face. It was thought her nosf g l i w . dependable, iturdy. Here’i an opportunity to buy one trios Kahao and Miss Ruth Bllnn; and Jaw were broken and she also Armand ObarpenUer, of 22 West- at an eepeclally low price. Give It to the family...or TWO OANOSTEBS SLAEV oblsf advisor, Rsv. T. J. ftooklnf. lost several teeth. She was removsd field road, holyoke. Mass,, operator Auto Dsaisrs Mast Tonight to the Manchester Memorial hospi­ of the truck, was held by the Mil- WINDOW keep It yourielf. Guaranteed... of courie. Detroit, Nov. 27.— (AP)—Police A msstlnf of tbs ToUand County tal. Mr, Btowell also was out on SOCONY fsarched the Detroit area and sur­ A utom oblls D saisrs’ association wlU his face. Both oars were badly SHADES rounding oountlM today for the men bs bsld tbls svsnlnf in tbs Superior damaged. who early Sunday shot to death Abe Court Room, Mss^rlal building, for RANGE AND EIno HoUSMd Shndoo, mndo to All schools in town will close next PUBUC SETBACK PARTY ordM, and hnaig on yonr _ Axler and Eddie Fletcher, members tbs purpose of discussing tbs auto* Tuesday for the ThanksglY^ vaca­ FUELQIL of the once powerful Purple Gang. mobfis cods of tbs NRA. An Invlta* tion. frindows eon^plete...... O U C The bodies of the two victims tlon bas been extended to all dsaisrs ot Now ReOors, lOo Extra. 4 ^ The Junior Christian Endeavor Toeiday, N , 28 Prompt Dtliforyt Also Diqylsa (f (sood) ...... Sfio ware found slumped In the rear seat of tbs county to attend. Society will omit their mseting Sun­ an automobile on a lonely road An explanation will bs mads by 8 il0 n. m. Soad pest e a h t wo will oaU I CO M PANY c i day OB account of tbs dsiboatlon with saaoplof, or 'phono after 8 P. M. TYPEWRITFR near the north side suburb of Bloom- John Dailey, proprietor of tbs servloM at three o’clock for t^ Highland Park Boys* Club Dtol6282 flald Hills, by an Oakland county Dailey garage, wbo bas recently new Community Church House. First Prise gf| Second Prise CAPITOL .M ASYLUM S T R IB T ^ B ^ ^ TtltPHONff M 7 I3 oaostable, i^proxlfflately 80 minutes been aj^olntsd as tbs Tolland Coun­ Miss Lois Foster was the guest of Third Prize SOo. a m r the slaving. The man appar- ty NRA admlniitrator. Miss Dorothy Dewey over the wsek- Torhey Door Prise. SCHALLER’S WINDOW SHADE CO. * had been slain by two other Plan Fla p for* W elfare Fund eod. They spent the day Saturday All Players Welooms. 46 street . Bartferd LOCAL aUUHTI HgliirB MUBIO H O im . * with whom they wars tj^ng. T bs pUgr entitled 'l i t t l e W osM n" in Hartford. < ^ SSO sats. f ‘W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BlANOHESTiSK, CONK^, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27,1989. PAGE NINE

Court* Orde; muBloal appeal of thla daUghtful MASONIC SETBACK •rs, wlshlBf GRIEF KnaCKEN BOY cantata ware not in the leaat over­ GASHES m s i m FOOT nwiuiUNSREnini ABOUT TOWN ute to the Thukcglvlnc hMksts tbs Y. M. C . A, Notes estimated. The work waa fully up court is to send to tos needy, are to expeotatlona laat night and aU Manchester Xassmbly, Order of GETS CYCLE PAH) FOR P A R H WEDNESDAY requested to leave their donations Tb« Men’s Volley Ball League of agreed that It azoaadad ta its WHILE CHOPPING WOOD Rainbow, will hold Its rsi^ilar meet­ at toe Masonic Temple W ednesday brlgbtnaaa the parformanoa of last TO HOTE SHERIDA)I ing this evening at 7:80 at the Ma- toe'’ T. M. C. A., will start the first ■aaaoo. Tba numban by tba aolo- at 1 o’clock, or to notify Mrs. Ethel While chopplag wood ia tba vldn- WomMi to Be Invited Thli Bonlo Temple. Montle of NfW street and they will of their inter-olasB games in the Appeals to Police ' to Find lata and the eborua ware talgbly aat- Woman Who Drove Over It; lafaotory. The North Matbodlat Ity of his home today, Aksandfe7| We«k— JoMph Canad* la be taken oare of. tournament for the ohamplonehlp Yakoltla, 84, of estToUahd T m tfJ Mlia Pauline Burbank, ehlldran’e of the looal ‘T " tonight The local Unawarh, She Says, and obolr la a etrlotly voluntaar ergan- Grand Prixe Winner. librarian at the Whlton Memorial Mrs. Helen Meacbam o f Newman iiatlon, and tba guaat aololata who pike, cut a deep gosh in his le ifote to Meet There for the fcx>t He waa removed to too Ma library, will conduct a story hour street will give a public pinochle minlete^e are to line up against a Pays. aaaiatad' them laat night ware The Masonic Social club will hold for children up to the seventh grade, team plckec from all of the other equally ganwroua in d o n at^ their Chester Memorial hospital by party tonight for toe benefit of Kebart and four stitonei Winter— Hear Parker a setback party In the Temple Wed­ tomorrow afternoon at 4 o’clock at Memorial Lodge, No. 38 Knights of members of the men’s league and 6orry Bonkoucki, age 11, appear­ ■ervloaa. There waa a large number t o k ^ so sure are the mlnletere that they to does the wound. nesday night and especial tnvlta* tba library. Pythias. ed at toe Manoheater polio# atatlon praaant and the ooUaotloo wlU be are In the neoeeeary physloal oondl- Saturday aftamooo and with taari uaad toward purehaalag vaatmanta Soroi on Travels. tlons are being extended to women tlon that only five m them have In hia eyaa told hla atory. Ha bad The W. B. A. Guard olub will meet Mrs. Norlne Ross has returned to for the alngari. CHILD RULED BY BUS to attend. The Saturday night set­ tomorrow evening with Mra. Thera been selected to represent their left his bicycle standing near the her home In Hartford after spend­ Tba oholr haa rooalvad invitations •rv back parties are for men but in Btoehr of SI Oreenhin street ing a few days with Mrs. Margaret team against a pick of ten others, curb while be went Into a store on from two outalda oburehaa to fur­ Th« local Klwasli Qub met at the order to,have a Thanksgiving eve Burke of 104 Woodbrldge street. who will be thrown into toa game Spruce street. It slipped down and nish muaical programs for their Torrlngton, Nov. 2T.— (A P )— S tieM hew Hotel Sheridan for the first social that will attract both the men ’The weekly card party will be held as relief men from toe original toe wheels were a Ifttle away from Sunday avenlng aarvloea this winter. phen Marfyak, aged 5, waa kllledd3 and toe women toe plans are being this evening at S t Bridget’s parish starting team against toe mlnle- toe curb. From the store be saw a this afternoon when he waa atrupk time this noon, the members being Officers and auperlntendents o f chemged somewhat All the men ball, under the direction of Mrs. toe Center Congregational church tera. woman driving a oar and heard a by a New England Tran8portaOTS*f •0 impressed with the efficient serv­ who have been playing Saturday Margaret Shea and her committee. WOULD MUZZLE PRESS Compemy bus while crossing SouflP^' ice the extensive renovation school will m eet this evening a t 7 :80' F or toe ministers tos team will crash. He ran out and found that nights are requested to attend Wed­ at toe parsonage with Rev. and Mrs. be composed of Rev. K. E. Erick­ toe automobile had passed over toe Main street on hla way to school. that they voted rmanlmoualy to hold Gary,, Ind., Nov. 27.—(AP) — companion, George Poster, also aged -- their weekly meetings at toe hotel nesday night and bring a woman Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Chapin of 43 W atson Woodruff. ^ son, captain; Rev. Karl Richter, bicycle and broken a wheel. He ran partner. Turkeys will be awarded Foster street left Sunday to spend Rev. Watson Woodruff, Rev. Fred­ after toe car until he was out of Congreeaman William T. Schulte of 5, was struck by the bus but escape)^ through toe winter months. To cele­ toe First Indiana District predicted with slight injuries. George E.-- brate toe occasion, toe management for prizes. toe holidays with Mr. and Mra C. The Booster Club of toe North erick C. Allen and Rev. L. E. Har­ breath but couidn’t catch It. Then, Joseph Canade was winner of toe E. Rogers of New Rochelle, N. Y. Methodist church will meet tonight ris. Pitted against them will be a accompanied by his father, he went in a speech last night toat toe next Wella of Wlnated waa driver of to4^'- served a special Thanksgiving Day Congreas would pass legislation bua. dinner with turkey as toe main Item grand prize for toe series which at 8 o’clock in toe church vestry. team captained by W. G. Glenney to toe police. ended Saturday night The winners Winners of toe drawing held by and he win select as. members of The police succeeded in identify­ “muzzling toe Press” and declared of toe menu. "it needs muzzling.” Sored Is Speaker of toe prizes for Saturday night’s toe Daughters of Italy at their Memorial Temple Pythian Sisters toe men’s league to support him ing toe driver of toe car. She hadn’t Today’s speaker was Parker play were: First, H. J. Patnaude; dance at the Sub-Alpine Club on will meet tomorrow evening at 8 Charles House, Mark Holmes, F. B. known anything about damaging a "In addition to fighting the Soren, manager of toe Manchester second, Robert Little and door prize, Eldridge street Saturday night o’clock in Odd Fellows hall. Offi­ Clarke, Charles Burr, Frank Vltt- bicycle or hurting any boy’s feel­ thieves of Wall street,” Schulte, a Electric company, who told toe E. A. Bingham. Winners of first imd were Tony Ral, 1S9 Birch street; cers for the coining year will be ner, E. J. Slmonds, Dr. LeVeme ing and agreed to pay for toe dam­ Democrat, said "we are going to Id members of his travels in Central second prizes Saturday were award­ Nick. Della Ferra, Cottage street; nominated, and all having stockings Holmes, Horace Murphey and Da­ age at once. have to deal with a subsidized press, America, describing toe fruit indus- ed ’Turkeys. George E. Trueman, 52 McKee to sell are requested to make re­ vid Hamilton. whose slogan just now seems to be toy there and amplifying his talk street. The winners will please call turns, and all who are making fancy Because of toe number that have ‘Stop Roosevelt.’ ’’ with photographs taken on toe trip. for prises at 168 West Center auricles for toe December 12 sale registered to play basketball It baa Harry Long, Qfu^ attorney, an­ He SELld that It is dangerous for Eng street. are requested to bring them tomor­ been found necessary to have three THANKSGIVING CANTATA swered Schulte, declaring "every lisbmen and Americans to work row night, or leave them at toe periods devoted to tola sport set newspaper has a right to criticize there, as toe natives are decidedly LONG THREATENED Farmers are complaining of toe home of Mrs. Frances Chambers. aside each Saturday morning for toe government If It sees fit.” OFF antagonistic. damage being done by foxes and The buslnesa meeting win be fol­ practice. The first hour, from 9 to SPLENDIDLY RENDERED A new slate of officers was elect automobile drivers report there has lowed by a play rehearsal and a 10 o’clock will be given up to toe special time with refreshments. ed to serve for toe coming year, as WEALTHY OIL MAN been an imusual number noticed on boys between 9 and 11 years. From North Methodist Church Choir REGULAR LIST PRICES follows: Harlowe Willis, president; the roads as they drivp through toe 10- 11 toe boys of ages from 12 to Character Loans C Elmore Watkins, vice-president: couptry. While ' driving in from Dr. David M. Caldwell, who has 15 will have the use of toe gym and Complimented— Contributed ON Charles Burr, treasurer. The Board Columbia this morning, Jesse Ed- been seriously ill with pneumonlai, toe last period In toe morning from Food Adds Color. up to | 1 00 Cash on just the aigna- continues to make progress at his ture of the borrows wlthoat en- of Directors was as follows: Dr. Le- W8U‘ds of East Center street, sa^ 11- 12 will be devoted to boys froifa ------1934 ----- Told to Contribate $5,000 home on Arvlne Plau^e. He is still doraera or security. The only coot Veme Holm^, Elmer Weden, Tom one on toe road. He made an at­ 15 to 17. The choir and organist of toe Bentley, George Keith, Harry Cude, confined to his bed, however. An intermediate team wfll be en­ la a noontoly du^ge of three per tempt to avoid hitting It, but was North Methodist church are being cent on the unpaid balance. James Turnbull and Joel Nichols. tered trom toe local “Y” In toe complimented on their splendid ren­ and Cease His Political too late. When he arrived at toe Castle Farm Inn at 320 Tolland M a j e s t ic Attendance Prize Hartford County Y league and dition of toe Thanksglvhig cantata, Center toe fox was on toe front Turnpike will serve Thanksgiving CAU^ WRITE OR PHONE The attendaince prize was donated bumper. Joe’s Billers will be toe team that “Faith euid Praise,” by John E. AND by Everett Sinaonds, director of Activities. dinner Thursday, including choice of will represent toe local "Y” in toe West in toe auditorium of toe turkey, chicken and duck. The the local YJd.C.A., who leaves AU local itorea win remain open senior droult. The home games for church last evening. The spirit of shortly to take up boys’ work In management adviaea early reeerva- the seniors srfll be played in Man­ Thanksgiving was visible In tha ar­ until 9 o’clock Wedneaday night as tlona by calling 8980. New Mexico. The prise was won by New Orleans, La., Nov. 27.- Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, wlU chester on Decembtf 15 and on ray of varl-colored fruita and voge- BOSCH James Turnbull. (AP)— S. D. Hunter, wealthy be a fuU holiday. January 19 and 28. tablea which toe parishioners had Shreveport oil operator today told EDUCATIONAL TRIP contributed for Thanksgiving cheer the Senate committee investigating The State Trade School wfll close to others in need, and which toe RADIOS ROBBER KEPT DIARY toe election of Senator John H . for toe remainder of the week after Washington, Nov. 37.—(AP)— HOSPITAL NOTES committee had artistically arranged Overton, (D., La.), that Senator the Wednesday esesslon, re-opening The Clvflian Education Fund today at the front of toe pulpit. The sing­ THIS 10-DAY SALE Huey P. Long, .vho supported Monday morning. axmouueed the names of 18 civilian ers occupied toe entire platfonnm OF HIS MANY THEFTS Overton, had M d him that If he military training camp and reserve front of toe organ, Instead of be­ SHOW AND DANCE ENDS DEC. 6TH did not contribute |5,000 to toe Th Grangre Sewing Club w fll meet officers training corps students Mrs. Mary Steppe, of 81 Wells ing grouped at toe side as on previ­ Benefit o f Overton campaign and cease his with Mra Arthur Hutchinson of 183 were selected for toe 1933 annual street, died at toe hospital Satur­ ous occasions. MAJESTIC anti-Long political activities, be North Elm street tomorrow after­ day afternoon. The Masonic Temple male quartet Boston, Nov. 27.—(AP)—What trip to toe National capital. Bolton Grange $49.95 would be arrested for over-produc­ noon at 2 o’clock. Officers will be General John J. Pershing will Joseph Arson, of 146 South Main sang two numbers as a vocal prelude police described as toe "rob-as-you tion of gas and oil. and took part in toe responses. Ad­ go” diary kept by Dr. Thomas G. elected for toe coming year and present each with toe Pershing' street, was admitted and Mrs. An­ Bolton Community Hall 40% Off List Hunter said he refused to make there will be special sevdng for a medal for "Distinguished Attain­ toinette Starchewskl, of 178 Maple vance notices of toe charm and Aved, 25, on his trans-continental toe contribution and cent back tour from Bui bank, Calif., to Bos­ Christmas sale.,. ment in Military Elducatlon.” They street, and Miss Hannah Humphries, Tues., Npv. 28,8 P. M, word that he would support toe ton was made public by toe Boston not will arrive here December 1 after a of 10 Lilley street, were discharged M nsic by $29.97 Long-Overton faction and toat aft The Sewing Circle of toe Mons- visit to the Naval Academy at Saturday. NATIVE Post today. er some time. Senator Long sent Ypres Auxiliary will meet tonight ’Hie alertness of two Boston po­ Annapolis. The students, two each Mrs. Minnie Morrison, of 124 TURKEYS Neff’s Saw MiU Gang OTHER word t'l'hlm that toe charges would at 7;30 at toe home of Mrs. Albert from toe nine corps areas, include: licemen in piain clothes caused toe Spruce street, was admitted/ €uad Also Mack, The Dancing Waiter, CONSOLES not be pressed and for him "to for­ Lindsay, Edgerton street Thmnas J. Johnson, Hartford, FOR SALE arreet of I)r. Aved, a chiropractor M atthew McGuire, o f 102 CHntnn From The Spantah Garden In After qne^oning. they said, he ad­ g et It.” Conn. street, Mrs. Stella Kaminski, of 84 He said he was first approached The Polish Women Alliance Franklin Orcutt Danielson. $19.95 UQ mitted robberies in Salt Lake City, Durant street, Mrs. Louise Sullivan, by Dr. J. A. Shaw, in charge of toe society is getting ready for a Coventry Plenty of Fnn! Laram ie, W 3fo.; Des Moines, la.; of 46 Cooper street, and Donald Shreveport office of toe State Con' SAYRE TAKES OATH A Good Time for Everyone! THE roEAL GIFT Chicago,-Gettysburg, Pa., and Bos­ Thanksgi^g dance on Wednesday Nichols, of Willimantic, were dis­ Tel. Man. Rosedale 34-3 servation Department. Dr. Shaw at 7:30 at Turn Hall on North charged Sunday. ton. said, h' testified, toat Robert Maes­ Washington, Nov. 27.— (AP) • FOR THE HOME! TTie suspicious actions of Dr street A door prize will be given MIm (Gertrude Fenerty, of 101 tri, a Long-Overton appointee as Francis B. Sayre, newly appointed Aved as he walked down* a Back for toe lucky number and will be a Walnut street, and Alexander Ya- head of toe conservation depart­ assistant secretary of state, took Bay street attracted toe att«|ltion big rooster, and raffles will be sold. kaltis, 24, of ^ 9 Tolland Turnpike, ment, had ordered Hmite(%,to cut Lucky number holders will get toe oath today and assumed his were admitted today. COMPARE FOR of Sefseafit .Francis . E„_ Mggulr^. duties. and Patrolman Maurice Sheehy last down his output 75 pdr cent. either fowls or torkeys POPULAR MARKET "I asked him if it was also apply Sayre, who succeeds Harry H. 8.55 Main Street Rnbinow Building SELECriVITY night When they tried to question ing to other operators,” said Himt- Payer, resigned a professorship of him they said he first attempted to Miss Dorothy Wurtz, daughter- of fer. “ And he replied *no.’ Mr. and Mrs. George Wurtz, of 37 law at Harvard to accept toe new pull his gun, which they wrested post. TONE "I then called Senator J. A. Noe, Elro street, was surprised when she Round-Porterhouse-Sirloin away and then admitted he was a member of toe Long-Overton fac- He Is a son-in-law of toe late planning to hold up toe IVrst man visited Virgtoia Colton’s home on President Wilson. His wife, who tionVbut a personal friend of mine, Autumn street Saturday evening, to VALUE! he m et eind'asked him to find out what it was Miss'Jesse Wilson, died a few Hello. Folks STEAKS find toat a number of her friends They said he had been living with was all about. Senatoi^ Noe told me months ago. Cut from Prime an uncle, a highly respected Boston toe state administration was in­ had planned a surprise party for 1 know you’ll b« looking Steer Beef. physician, recently. They said Aved her. The roqm was beautifully deco­ for mo on tko 30tk, and censed over my activities in politics Cut To Order Any SEE also known as Aveslon said he and wanted them stopped and want­ rated in pink and blue. The evening juat at a tnggattion to maka our mooting moro started out on his career after ed me to make S5,()00 contribution was passed by playing games and Size, Any Thick­ a onjoyable • - girl had dMlined to marry him. He fc toe Overton campaign and agree dancing. Later a delidous buffet MIDLAND ness. TH ESE SE TS represented that he kept toe diary not to support Pike Hall for Con­ lunch was served by toe hostess. Be­ so that he might later make resti­ fore leaving, Dorothy thanked all gress and not to take part in any PACKAGE STORE FRESH KILLED tution to his victims. campaigns in toe future. her friends for the big suprlse and TO-DAY "I told Senator Noe that I had also for the gift she had recelved- ROSA PONSKLLE’S REPLY. not decided who I would support PHONE 8500 MARYLAND TURKEYS AT in toe Senatorial campaign but that Tbe Boys club of toe Highland Hartford, Nov. 27.— (AP)— Rosa I would continue to support Pike Park Commimity club are making BEER Tender and Ponselle, famous soloist of toe Hall for Congress and expected to a bid for a big turnout of players av ALES — WINB« Soft Meated 5 I Metropolitan Opera Company of make a small contribution to his their setback party tomorrow night, e New York, has telegraphed Gov campaign. judging by toe array of prizes they Ginger Ale emor Cross her appreciation of his “Senator Noe said he hated to see are offering. The attendance prize Cigarettes PLACE YOUR congratulatory on toe 15th anniver' me take that position and toat toe will be a turkey. The man or wom­ lb . sary of her debut in opera. an running up toe highest score will CHET’S; administration would file charges ORDERS "T o 3T0U and toe people of my be PROMPT DELIVERY! against me for over-production of receive $2, toe next highest 11.00 EARLYI loved state of Connecticut,” tele gas and oil and I would be tried and and toe third, 50 cents. Dvudng toe AND UP SERVICE STATION graphed Miss Ponselle, “I send sent to toe state penitentiary. evening toe Junior Boys Club will This Store Will Be Open Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings DIAL 5191 J heartiest thanks for toe inspiring raffle toe turkey on which they have Until 9 O’aoofc. 80 Oakland Street tribute 3rou sent me on toe occasion WALLEN WILL FILED been selling tickets. The social is A I of toe fifteenth anniversary of my open to all. debut It li eemeet hope ud Greenwich, Nov. 27.— (AP)—The For ThanksgivinsrI prayer that I shall continue to be will of George Sykes Wallen, head Miss Marcella Slepanskl of tola worthy of this interest In my ca SELBOT NATIVE Country Club of a coffee importoig coAcem in New town and Howard Wlnehell of Roek- Palm Dry reer.” York, which bears his name, was vlUe were married Saturday after­ •upr«a« flavor admitted to probate today. Wallen noon at 2:30 by Rev. Watson Wood­ Tuesday Is The Day To Shop and Save FALSE APPUCATION ruff at the parsonage of toe Center TURKEYS — froeh, poro died at his home here November 19. .•parhl* — vvory The entire estate, personal and In Congregational church. At STANDARD OONNBOTICUT Greenwich, Nov. 27— (AP)—-John ' bottl* a foil realty, is left to the widow, Natalie P B I0B 8 Quart A. Slmgowto of the QlenvUle sec­ Grfeen W allen, and she w ith A lfred The Christian Endea'rar society • tion was charged In town court with la st Minute Orders (S t O *.) Everybody Saves at Everybody's Market J. Brousseau, is named an executor. of toe Second Congregational church falsifying his appheation for regis The petition for probate which ac­ held its annual meeting last evening, Gladly Aeoommodated. DIAL 3919! tration of a car, this being the first FREE DELIVERY! companied toe will set forth toe es­ with reports and election of officers, OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. TUESDAY! case of this kind here. tate exceeded g25,CK)0 in value. Edward Hansen was elected presi­ Slmgowski’s certificate of regis dent, Richard Smith, vice-president. Tr«at Boys tration gave bis address as Miss Elsie Newcomb, secretsxy and DiiasdST ' WE ARE FEATURING EXCLUSIVELY vUle, and there is no such place $400 IN WATGEODS STOLEN Harry Elliott was reelected treas­ here, and his license gave his ad urer. dress as Glenville, His markers New Haven, Nov. 27.— (AP) — A also did not fit the car he has been dozen wrist watches valued at $400 Land O* Lakes Turkeys driving. were stolen eariy today at Specter’s Slmgowskl said In court his ap JewelryLiy store after a stone wag Evtry one tagged with the famous "Land cyLakea" emhlam that assures you of plication was made out by a ga> hurled through a dl^lay window. THRIFTY FAMIUES CUT FUEL the finest quality out—R^-Fed—^Freah Killed—Govemmmt Inapected Birds! You've rage man at Meriden. The case was The store Is located elese to Church never seen anything like it! Come on down and see what real Turkeys look like! One continued tmtil toe latter can be and Chapel streets, one o f toe city’s questioned. principal inteneptions. COVifTKY Price and One Quality and that is LAND O'LAKES!— YOUR GUARANTEE! BILLS BY CHANCING TO CLUB umg California Baby Cape Cod Fancy Selected Red Emperor ‘BLUE COAL’ « UTHtA WALNUTS! Tb* utmost in 1983 CRANBERRIES! GRAPES! THANKSGIVING SPECIALS! ''Gives steadier, More Rafreabment Hm hoHdny aeuoa k hacn, nnd 1 9 * lb. heaWifiil heet,** says lo apjoy il to Um ntanoal yon will Strset Gar bispeoior Doed n goodly aopply oi Comntry They woat loat kmg. Oats’ 8 « Clob aaprutto btrornfoa. 500 pounds te oeU. THE Tm~ROOM r TOD went to save maoay on ASK YOUR OEALSR S88 Main Street Opposite St. James’s Church I fael tbit winter, atop uzanling A Wonderful HoUday. Value! OoM's Fonoy Bubbord A Few Mon Local with sobBtitato fnels. rd la w the FRUIT AND NUT CAKE! APPLES! lead of thrifty home owners who r.4.1 (mi nlii/ Cluf ' SQUASH! TOE BEST VALUES! THE BEST QUALITY! actually have cut heatlog by •bifting to *hlne eoeY . TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY Freoh Roosted High Ozode ooM owners for genera­ 2 5 < JO li-quort Thoasandt everywhere are enjoy* tions. It i( the craam of nmoos ^ I c lb. basket . J A COMPLETE SALTED NUTS i log cleaner, heal|ltt«ri more dep«Mi> Northom Ponnejdvonhi onthraelto l^-poaIld leaf. •ble beat with ‘hhe eoel*—end m s- iolda. And now, for ymur protoe* DINNER 59c lb. twiaOy redoebm their beetint eesti don, h k dniod o bormloas hhio. Maxwell-House 1 Witii All the Fixings Aboohitely No Poamits! as vrelLA typlM ease Is that of Tdoe coiP roapenda wldi qoldt TUESDAY NITE Seedleei C o lfo n d a | Street Gu^ Inspeeter F. A. Beaudoin hegt the moment the drafts are CELERY! J F n ek Roaotod Quality of Dorcheatar* Rsm.* who writes: ep ^ d . It sends a steady flow of HUSKING BEE 1 COFFEE! 1 RAISINS! 50c . eooT Is the answor to die deaa« even mnner wumdi to CHOICE O F: SALTED PECANS home owner’s troobles. We dmnged every KMMn. day kog. And It KARNIVAL to *Ubo flool’ m dft pvo na itoodier, bonks perfocuy at ni^ht Benedt SACRED HEART Onwdudf Roasting Broiler 69c lb. moro heohhfal b M tight inray. Dedde now to heat yoor homo 2 5 ® tin CHURCH 1 Roast Turkey And h eat dam emt whrtat^ with ^hhie Qonl* thta wtntar u i i AtoeleSeiy toe BtoMlI r. ’ bilb b^dea* CSinrdi Han* VenMo* 8:15 Tmideriidn Steak 3H]k Choei^te Covered 'sove mon^. Sirloin Steak In 1>lno eooT yo« gat dm MOM fine Daadiig — Pitoes ALMONDS — BRAZILS, D. L. a W. Sermnon and Wilkea- ' IHB W. O. OLBNNST OO. We will Imve the most eomidete Hne of merchandise nmndtl an u cby of fwiv.; Fta Galore! A COMPLETE MENU P E C A N AQ Barto Antliraeltt^at has hoop giv- C ool. Lottihor, MOaono* SnppBea, Bntat stuffs we are proud to display and one you owe it to younalf t o seel v ! TO SEUBCT FROM CLUSTERS, lb. ing porfeei heatfaig aathlaedan to M t N oi«i MohrStn Mnaeheoter AdmiasioB 35 ^ ta . TaL 414S

IT> s' 7 < ■' •^■* > r7r^?;-'5 e.cjvwjg 7 N HANGHE&nZlR EVENING HERAII), ilAliklHSSTBB, GONN^ HONDAY, NOVEMBER 27» 191^ ^ISH 'raitf' ORANGES ADD ZEST AND DECORATE * SET OF CmtAIN'nE-BACKS MAKES DUCK SIMMERED GOLDEN ffitOWN Ikliiy Health tDKAL GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS tNKNCWN By OTiv« Roberts Bertoe BLCWD BALANCE YOUR MENTTS By Uu BftOOICMAN MA aOCVtCCMC. Flan Your Meals fw Entiie Day to How can we teach children tc ■jfe Include. AH .Neoesaary .Health- be generous? Can generosity be Bnfldhig Oooetltnents, Say Food b e g i n h e r e t o d a y taught at all once a child has be­ Who kflUed TRACT KING, or­ SpedaUsta. come utterly selfish? chestra leader found dead in Ida Once a child has lecuned to By DR. MORRIS FTSHREIN i^nitm eat? think in terms of himself and him­ DAVID BANNISTER, a 0 t h o r, Edlfor, Journal of the American self alone. It is almost impossible fMmer newspaper reporter, under­ Medical Aseodatlon, and of to change bis nature. We Hygela, the Health Magazine takes to find out. teach him to gdve but this' Is not Ftdloe are sesrchlngr lor an real generosity. The real 'word “unknown blond” who visited “Eat what yon want after yon Implies pleasure In giving mid the King shortly before his death. have eatm wfaat yon should.” selfish child like the selfish adult Bannister has seen this girl, but will have himself to fight every Keep this advice in mind when she has disappeared since. time he donates a gift or an act HERMAN SCURLACH, who you pick your food. You’ll be on another. wrote King a threatening letter sure of well-balanced meals to The real secret of teaching gen­ hi In jail. He declares his Inno- 7 r guard and prolm g yotir health. erosity is to begin at beginnings, ouise. BannistOT works on the At least, you won’t make the catch him young and turn his ease with J. RANDOLPH GAINEY, mistake of several young women thoughts away from himself. star reporter of the Post. In tiie men ted as he mounted the steps of There is a time, as those know dead man’s apartment Bannister quarteredAlect a fowl which Is young and ten- in the Y. W. C. A. cafeteria at Bal­ Duck, roasted with the building. timore, when dietetic authorities of who have worked with tiny chil­ picks up an old-fashioned wed­ ■ der. Wash it thoroughly and re­ oranges, is a recipe to tempt the Bannister nodded. “Would’t you Johns Hopkins hospital observed dren, just past babyhood when his ding picture which he keeps. move any little extra pin-feathers palate of the "game” gourmet It think Denise Lang would prefer them choose menus like these: developing nature wants to share AL DRUGAN, friend of King’s makes a handsome dish to serve that cling to the skin. his things with other people. We him to the crooning orchestra (1) Meat pie, stewed tomatoes, says the orchestra leader had right on the table and the novelty Roast the duckling In the oven for leader?” call It the generosity impulse but white muffins, bread. been having trouble with JOE of having a roast topped with fresh one hour. Remove it *uid take off “Aw nerts!” Gainey became sud­ it may be something else. What­ (2) Corn beef hash, mashed po­ PARROTT, his former vaudeville fruit is sure to bring from your some of the fat in the roasting pan. denly philosophical. “Who can tell ever It is, it is the psychological tatoes, succotash, bread, combread, partner, and accuses Parrott of guests exclamations of praise for Add one tablespoon of flour to the anything about a woman?” moment In his life for us to seize the murder. your culinary art fat and allow to simmer until it is butter. upon and make the most of. Inside the building they paused (8 ) Meat pie, raised biscuits, po­ Gainey and Bannister go to see Ducks usually are quite inexpen­ a golden brown. Then pour in one- to speak to a blue-coated officer. A little fellow of two will push tato salad, coffee. wealthy DENISE LANG, King’s sive, and they’re splendid substi­ half glass of white wine. Yes, be said. Captain McNeal was his cracker into your mouth and financee. PARKER COLEMAN, an tutes for turkey on holiday menus. Boil it all down to half and then (4) B e e t croquette, mashed po­ say, “Bite!” Or he will bring his around the building sbmewhere. tato^, stewed tomatoes, bread, but­ old friend, also calls. Denise’s You can stuff a duckling with add the Juice of two oranges and Just came in half an hour before. blocks and heap them Into your ter. father enters the room, sees the dressing—chestnut dressing always one cup of consomme. Strain the They might look in his office up­ lap. H3 moves over and pats the newspaper men and demands an­ is good with game—or you can cook gravy over the shredded peel of one Not one of these girls had chosen b ^ , “W y do'wn,” he Invites. It stairs. a suitable meal, for each of grily. “What Is the meaning of It piftin. It’s delicious either way. orange. For the second time that day is the age of sharing. Perhaps in this?” One way to make sure of a deli­ Just before serving add a little the menus was deficient in some discovering his new relationship Bannister climbed the flight of necessary constituents to the diet. Crocheted tie-backs make the perfect Christmas gift for some friend. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY cate but unusual flavor in ai^ game seasoning—your favorite kinds— to stairs. This lovely little tie-back with Its crocheted tassel is very easy to make to “things” he wants a partner­ CHAPTER XVI A suitable diet involves proper which you roast is to have a bottle the gravy. (To Be Gontinned) and is an effective note on the portieres of Uvlng room windows. ship, but at any rate he has his The girl was on her feet instant­ of cooking wine on your pantry Place the duck on a platter and combination of foods, so what is eyes off himself at the moment. lacking in one substance is pro­ ly. “Father, please—” she began. shelf. garnish around the breast and sides And it is to be made much of. vided by another. He did not seem to hear her. A five-pound duckling will serve with quartered oranges. Pour the These tie-backs are easy to make, Accept jmd praise him for his Arthur Lang was a mam of medium gravy over the whole thing. You’U correct most of the errors six people nicely. Be sure and se- go quickly and are a sure fire gesture. Encourage him to give height, slightly built, but imger in your diet by taking a quart of not only you but other people his 0LORIFYINe (Christmas hit. seemed to make him formidable. milk a day, with a liberal serving bites and his pillows and his toys. He took a few steps forward, then mATi offered. “I wras going down master of ceremmiles in a movie of green vegetables. The milk may These are the directions; Don’t let it bother you. Always stopped. town anyhow. No trouble at aU. theater.” be' in the form of the liquid or as FUet Tie-Back With Tassel accept and al'ways be pleased. “This is am outraige!” he ex­ _Y o u r $e l f “I don’t suppose he w m ,” Cole­ Ice cream, cream soup, creamed MATERIALS: One ball of mer­ claimed dramaticailly. “Newspaper By the way, does one of you hap­ It Is when this stage is past, pen to have a cigaret?” man agreed, “but'he’s never denied vegetables, eustards or buttermilk. cerized crochet cotton, size 10, and howeve-, that children seem to di­ men— that’s what you are! Don’t 8Y 6RUCG C^iTTON Denise anything in her life. He By Aficid Hart Also, say such dietic special­ steel crochet hook No. 7. vide into two types, the selfish try to tell me you’re not—I heard couldn’t very well start doing it ists as Dr. E. V. McCollum and To begin, ch 10, join 24 s c In WHEN PROHIBITION and the thoughtful. If the former enough in know. Sneaking in Bannister produced a package now. He—he’s a rather hard man ~ « i 9 3 3 Bv n £X ^e r v c c trie Miss J. Ernestine Becker, salad ring, ch 5. 1st row: 1 d c In each NEARLY SUCCEEDED ceases co offer things to you or his where you’re not warn ted. It’s am and a lighter. When the three. should be eaten twice a day. of 1st 3 3 c, ch 2, 1 d c in next s c, t.* cigarets were glowing Coleman to understand. I don’t pretend to playmates encourage him to do so, outragre. I told you this morning By a salad is meant a mixture ch 3, turn. (Each row ends with It leaned back in the seat. understand him and I’ve known Blackheads mar the beauty of Had a Chanel, at First, Says especially his brother* or sisters. not to come amound my house. 1 him all my life.” of herbs, vegetables, fruits, let­ ch 3, which coimts as 1 d c in form­ “Night aub Era” told you to stay away from here!” “I followed you,” he explained, any complexion. It is possible to If the trouble has already begim Bannister’s line of thought tuce, celery or watercress, usu- ing a block). and there Is a scene every time “But, Mr. Lang— !” “because Denise can handle her get rid of them, but the task Is not adly dressed with - salt, oil, vine­ 2nd row: 2 d c under ch 2, 1 d c father better than anyone else and changed suddenly. “You must By BRUCE CATTON you suggest his gi'ving something There warn no use trying to stem easy nor is it quick. Don’t try to gar, and pepper. The taking of in d c, ch 2, d c in 2nd d c, ch 2, I thought it would be easier for have been with Miss Lang,” he away It is a good Idea to try him the torrent. Bannister saw that as do the whole job in one evening, t fruits, cabtAge, celery, and to­ 4 d c under end ch 5. her if they were alone. Denise said, “at the time that bullet hit “The Night Club Era,” by Stanley through his likes rather than his soon as he had spoken. matoes pro'vides plenty of vita­ 3rd to 16th rows Incl.: 1 bl, 2 sps, Lang 1s—wen, you see, we’ve been King.” He turned toward Gainey. Plan a gradual routine and stick to^ " Walker, appears at just the right dislikes. If Roy (fisllkes his neigh­ The older man’s voice rose In it. min C and also encourages chew­ the best of friends ever since we “Didn’t the coroner figure It was 1 bl. bor Jack, It may set rather than volume. “I won’t have you here!” ing. 17th row: 1 bl, ? sp, ch 2, 2 d c moment—when fed^eral prohibition were kids. Denise is absolutely 100 between nine and nine-thirty that Never try to 'press out black­ dislodge selfishness. If he asso­ he stormed, his face flushing crim­ “The place to get vitamins,” with ch 2 between In next d c (an is dying. For this is the story of per cent!” There was feeling in King died?” heads until the skin has been ciates gi'ving wltb something un­ son. “Don’t you imderstand that? says Dr. McCollum, “is in the increase), 3 d c. the man’s voice. Elasy to guess how softened. And never force them the strange, gay, confused, and pleasant there isn’t much gained A man ham a right to some privacy “R ight/’ Gainey nodded. market, from the grocery store, 1 bl, 3 sps, 1 bl. he felt about Denise Lang! "I too hard. Work on the ores that 18th row: darkly ominous structure that was in the process. in his own home! You cam print Coleman’s eyes left the road from the milk-man, from the gar­ 19th row: 1 bl, 3 sps, an Increase stopped in tongiht,” he went on, respond easily and let the others erected in New York on prohibition Instead urge him to give Jane, what you wamt in your filthy ahead for an Instant. “Is that a den, and not from the drug store.’* as before, 3 d c. “to see If there was anything I go until the following night. booze; a story worth reading, not whom he likes, his alrplahe to sheets; you cam peep through the fa ct?” he asked. “I didn’t know 'The only exception to this Is 20th row: 1 bl, 4 sps, 1 bl. could do for her. Of course there First of all, cleam. the face thor­ only for its entertainment value, play with or his ball to hold, or keyholes of other men’s homes, but they could estimate the time so vitamin D, which can be had not 21st row: 1 W, 4 sps, an increase, isn’t. There’s nothing, I suppose, oughly Then soften the Jkin with but for its Information about the half his apple. Then later try him I’ll have the law on you, damn exactly.” only in cod liver oil, but in vari­ 3 d c. 3U, if you don’t get out of here! that anyone can do. Tlie thing is Gainey launched into a technical a tissue cream. Wipe off the excess era through which we just have on Jack agsdn. cream and apply hot towels. ous easily taken concentrates. 22nd row; 1 bl, 2 sps, 1 bl, 2 sps, passed. S':’ll— !” —too terrible!” explajiation of the coroner’s work. Perhaps he dislikes Jack and Dip the towel In quite hot water 1 bl. Right after the 18th amend­ Jane and all children, or at least Bannister interrupted again. Al­ "I suppose you knew Tracy King, Bannister found the details a trifle Dr. McCollum sets down these 1 bl, 2 sps, 2 bis, 1 sp, and put It over your face. Repeat 23rd row: ment went into effect, says Mr. is jealous of them. Look around. ready he was on his feet. “Come too?" Gainey asked. nauseous and deliberately tried not simple rules for you to follow the process at leaist .four times. 1 bl. Wajker, there actually was a Whftt or whom does he like? The on, Gainey,” he said levelly. "I “Well, yes. Tve seen him out at to listen. Between 9 amd 9:30 the in planning wholesome meals 24th row: 3 d c, an Increase, 1 Now, with your forefingers cov­ chance that the prohibition law dog? His big wooden soldier? take it we’re being invited to move the club and met him once or twice night before he remembered only (1) Consider the whole day, sp, 2 bis, 2 sps, 1 bl. ered with pieces of gauze, squeeze would work. The public was Then play « game. Have Him blsewhere. Sorry, Miss Lang!” , with Denise. Very likable fellow, too well -where he himself had rather than the Individual meal, 25th row: 1 bl, 2 sps, 3 bis, 1 sp. Over his shoulder he caught a I thought. Very likable! If you’d been. A picture of the girl in the the blackhead out of the pores. ready to accept it. Even earnest give them things. ’That a dog Is a When you have finished, be sure as a unit. If breakfast is mea­ 1 bl. ' and devoted drinkers were pre­ glimpse of the girl’s white face. known him at all you’d know how taxicab flashed before him — the ger, serve a heavier lunch and 2?th row: 1 bl, 1 sp, 1 bl, 1 sp, 1 dog and a wooden soldier sense­ Was there mute appeal in that uterly preposterous It is to think girl in the green suit. It must and pat each place which you have pared for a long dry spell. less makes no difference to a child. sq\ieezed with an antiseptic. And dinner. Plan so that the short­ bl, 2 sps, 1 bl. swift glance — something the girl that anyone could murder him.” have been almost 9:^0 when he comings of one meal are met by zitii row; 1 bl, 2 sps, 1 bl, 1 sp, And then began the develop­ He isn’t looking too hard for ap- pat your whole fa^e with an astrin­ ment of the bootlegger and the .wanted to tell him? Bannister He hesitated. “I suppose it was met her and 20 minutes later when the other two. 2 bis, an Increase, 3 d c. preclatipn. thought so. Perhaps It warn noth­ murder?” he asked. “The police he left her at the hotel. Tracy gent to close the pores. Mild skin speakeasy. People began td dis­ Later If It is worked right, his tonics are fine for every-day use, (2) Use some raw food, fruit, 28th row: 1 bl, 2 sps, 2 bis, 3 ing more than an apology for her are sure of that?” King had died between 9 and 9:30, or vegetable at least once a day. cover that it was possible, after “ give” Impulse may tactfully be but the womem who is seriously sps, 1 bl. all, to eVade this law. "The de­ father’s behavior. Whatever it was, "It couldn’t have been anything the coroner said. Well, the coroner (8) Serve at each meal some 29th row: 1 bl, 3 sjjs, 1 bl, 1 sp, 1 directed to people, Mid still later treating blackheads should have on voted drinkers mentioned above there was only a fraction of a sec­ else,” Gainey told him. “ Charlie was an accurate man, extremely concentrated food, either as a bl, 1 sp, 1 bl. even to those he Is jealous of. But hsmd a really good astringent. saw that they didn’t have to re­ ond before Bannister had turned Westwood, the coroner, told me swjcurate In his work. main dish, a soup, beverage, or 30th nyw: 3 d c, an increase, unless it is rooted In him from the Blackheads often are due to ex­ sign themselves to aridity. away. A moment later he amd there were no powder burns. Be­ He heard Coleman asking i f ’ he dessert. Usually at least one hot sps, 2 bls,*3 sps, 1 bl. first this sense of having to give Gainey were in the hadl. The maid sides, a man can’t shoot himself should turn at the next block and cessive oily discharges or the pores. So, presently, the tangled and may prove his greatest conflict. For that reason, antiseptic soap dish is desirable. 31st row: 1 bl, 2 sps, 5 bis, 1 sp, supplied their hats amd the two without a gun. Whoever shot that Gainey’s answer in the affirmative. (4) Alternate foods of differ­ dismaying web of the bootleg Generosity, real generosity, must and water Instead of cleansing 1 bL liquor traffic was spun; and Mr. men stepped outside. bullet took the gun away.” A minute more and the reporter ent flavors and textures. Thus, 32nd to 45th rows inch Work 14 be bred in the bone. Gainey snorted, “The old croco­ Coleman’s lips set in a straight haul drawn up before the ancient cream sometimes will prove bene­ Walker traces the threads of it ficial. a highly seasoned food may be rows like rows 3 to 16 incl., but de­ dile! Say, who does he think he line. "Poor Denise!” he said. brick building that served as Cen­ served with or, following a bland crease by skipping 2 sta. with wide knowledge and a keen is, anyway? I’d like to boimce him “ She’s trying to be brave about It.” tral Police Headquarters. food, or a soft food may follow 46th to 91st row Incl.: Work 46 eye for the social implications. The slightest eruptions or skin on the beam! I’d like to tell him “It struck me,” Bannister put In, Bannister and Gainey stepped a crisp one. Alternate simple, rows like 3rd row. Finish with a He tells how the night clubs disorders cal. for special types of A Thought a thing or two— !” '“that the father was more hys­ out of the car. Coleman waved less concentrated dishes with came into being, who ran them beauty treatments. ring. “Well, you’ll have to pick an­ terical than the daughter. I aside their thainks for the lift and those of greater concentration. Tassel and who patronized them, what other time,” Bamnlster assured shouldn’t think a man like that the roadster was off again down The minute you notice anything they did to the pight life of the Let him know that he which coo (5 ) — Size of portions served Ch. 8, Join. 10 rows of s c, gradu­ verteth the sinner from the error him. I thought we’d better get out would be any too pleased to have the street. wrong with your complexion, the varies with richness of food and ally Increasing from 12 s c in 1st metropolis, and how they unin­ before the old duffer had Apoplexy. of his way, sjiall Ba,v9 a soul from his daughter engeig^ to marry the “That’s a nice guy,” Gainey com- wisest thing to do Is put yourself /lumber of courses. The richer row to 24 s c In 10th row. tentionally helped create a tide Certainly doesn’t love the brethren in the hands of a phyriclan or a of anti-prohibition sentiment. death, and shall hide a multitude the food and the greater the 11th row: S c in each s c with ch of sins.—James, 5:20...... of the press much, does h e?” skin specialist. number of courses, the smaller 3 between. Fasten this cap over 7- . He makes an entertaining book Gainey’s mutterings subsided In If you use cosmetics at all while the portions served. inch folded strands of mercerized out of it, emd one that -will be a gentle profanity. He concluded, you are undergoing skin treat­ valuable case history of an un- We may neglect the wrongs crochet. which we receive, hut be care­ “Gosh, but It’s cold,” amd turned ments, select kinds recommended And don’t make these mistakes, believable epoch for future gen- up his coat collar. by the doctor who Is caring for eratlons. ful to rectify those which we are warns Dr. McCollum: the cause of to others.—Dewey. you. (1) Don’t serve an excess of A modem fish-canning factory, Published by Stokes, “The 'The wind, as Pamker Coleman Absolute cleanliness la neces­ any one foodstuff at the same worked entirely by Elskimos, la sit­ Night Club Era” sells for $3. had informed them, was com­ sary to a healthy skin. Once you m ^ . For example, meat and uated at Holsteinborg, Greenland, ing from the west. It was a gade discover the slightest blemish on cheese or eggs at the same meal within the Arctic Circle. The fac­ with a nip in it, a promise of your face, tadee extra precautions. tory’s electric power is derived The largest mass of copper ore concentrate the protein; rice and on record was found in a M ^ e so ta frosty nights to come. Overhead Use a medicated soap. Compact from dwtft-nmnlng rivers. potatoes concentrate the carbo­ mine In 1857; it measured 45 feet the sky warn starless amd the only powder puffs are the worst offend­ hydrate: fried potatoes and rich in length, 22 feet at its greatest light came from a none too bright ers of cleanliness. Be sure that pastry or doughnuts offer too width and more than eight feet in street lamp a dozen yards ah^ad, yours is washed often enough to The number of infantile paralysis where the walk leading to the much fat. cases In Iowa this year to mid- Its thickest part, w e ig h t 420 tons keep it scnfpulously clean. New (2) With the exception of such and contained over 90 per cenf of house bramched off from the madn ones coat only a few cents. August showed an Indicated 20 per­ staples as bread, butter and milk, cent decrease from 1932. pure copper. sidewadk. Always apply creams, lotions don’t serve the same food twice Heaids bent to protect themselves A DAY SINCLi amd maike-up with clean cotton in one day without varsdng the from the wind, Gainey amd Bam- pads. In that way, germs on your urn ’ -^^>***^ form in which it is served. $4 DOUBLE nister set off. hamds are not cairried Into the (3) Don’t use the same food “How’re we going to get down skin on your fau:e. > town?” Bannister wamted to know. twice in the same meal even in - THIS CURIOUS WORLD - You cam buy a roll of sterile These are the NEW low rotes “There’s a car line over here a different forms. * For example, cotton for very little money. C5ut don’t serve tomato soup and couple of blocks or so,” Gainey now in effect at the HOTEL it Into squaires as ytm need It. bak^ tomatoes together; don’t told him. “It’s the only way I And Bead the box when you have serve a cream soup and another VICTORIA, NEW YORK. know. Say, the more I think of cut up adl the squares you need creamed dish at the sAme meal. the nerve of that guy— !” Again under the popular moo- for that one time. The old-fash­ Such combinations, .where va­ There wais a noise behind them IS THE HEAVIEST agefnent of Roy Moulton, the amd both turned. Silhouetted in ioned powder puff is no longer riety in color, form, and texture KNOWN are Ignored, are 'monotonous and the open doorway warn a figure. It fashionable on the modern wom­ TERRESTRIAL NEW HOTEL VICTOMA assumes serve to detract from the value called, “ HI, there!" amd a moment an’s dressing table. She readlzes ELEMENT. first importance as the perfect that a clean cotton paul, eamh time, of otherwise wholesome foods. later Parker Colemam was hurry­ headquarters for visitors to ing toward them. is much more samitai^. “You two!” he exclaimed, breath­ New YoricThe word "wacOME" lessly. “Cam’t I give you a lift takes on 6 new meaning here. down town? Tve got my cair over DID YOD KNOW T H A T - here.” uotations— They saw the cam then, a dark Q lOOO ROOMS shadow In the driveway. "That's 9f ukaK Mam^h registration of passenger Ali newly decorated. Each swell,” said Gadney. “Did the old I believe that radio has debased I W a > cauti in the United States amount­ room e q u ip p e d with a RRIVATE geezer send you out to be sure.we ed to 77,000, ais compared with high-class music. Many sponsors were readly leaving his premises?” onA 92,000 a yeau' aigo. would use good music if they dared BATH, SHOWER, RADIO, QltCUlA- Coleman laughed good naturedly. • lin e The Irish wolfhound Is the larg­ —^but they feel the public doesn’t TING ICE WATER, A "BEAUTY REST” "No,” he said, “he didn’t send me. est of all dogs; when standing on want it 'C tw3 SY mA aameg. we. MATTRESS, PULI LB4GTH MIRROL Lord, isn’t he a Tamtam? Not al­ its- hind legs, it is tadler than a man. —Betnald Wemnzath. SPAOOUS aOSET, WRITINO DESK ways, you know. He can be as LUk~ibilo\e ^ e L. at Seattle, Wash.,' is said to be the The kejmote o i success Is the it before, but apparently he haw a tallest building west o f ’ the Mlselfl- ability to conquer the things in q a v d 2 minvtM to HMOtrM and grudge against newspaper men. I W t k lic e . c i o r ^ n a sippi. which you have failed. R. R. tormiiMlt and t ^ m s ^ plan A5^4\ALLRAZORp6ACK PI3 Told Denise not to see any of them. oitmI ' a AkiKh Ebaperts rank the 20 vauletlee of —Maiie Dressier. qaiddy meehnd. Of course he was only trying to headaches as next to ^the common THiV HAD &ESNTHROSVH spare her. I suppose he’s upset cold in cauising the grMtest lose in Some people in thia country seem INTO TNK CASK 0^ Mtas and Sonifla tnoaH AvaMMe ateut this Urhole thing—” businees efficl^cy. to think the burlesque is "this and /3f7Z5Q, A 3 2 -foot PVTH0H> Varind PudiHas for They had reached the foauletar, A shrine for the uee of Mneiom th at” But that’s a confounded lie. OeClOEO N0TTO8EB43BN f 1lai^ low-swung model, and travelers has been Installed in the —Max WUner, burlesque WITHOUT p y r r m OP A ' Coleleman held back the door. new railway station at Johannes­ sarla” CTRU««L». burg, South Africa. 'Tat'TSlmb in,” he invited, going ANTON crepe, velvet and broadcloth are the matexiale suggested tr spiuha a t th e g ia k t ftrot—around to the other side and allp- Half of tl^e horsepower of Major I guess,, after all, I helped to C to develop this smart number. It comes in eight sizes: S8, 40. 42. lect the wrong man for president of 5NAKB AND JMNKIT5 TEITH ping into inti the driver’s seat. 44. 46, 48. 50 and 52 Size 44 requires 2 1-4 yards of 54-tncb ma­ Caunpbell’s spc^ .car was used to Is mighty kind of you,” emobat wind friction in his run oo the United States when I nominated NTO THfe SNAyKS^S NECtC-THE SNAKE ♦Till* terial. pins 5 1-4 yards of 1 1-2 inch bias binding for the finish. CDOJK) ABOUT THB PM AND Bannister said as the roadider*s en­ To secnre s pattern apd simple sewing chart of this modeU tear the sands of Daytofia Beach. Herbert Hoover. Moonlight has an intensity of —Wmfam S. Vare, RepidiUoaa M B A N CPMSHINB, B u r t h e gine came to life and the big car ont thia sketch and mail it to Jnlia Boyd, 108 Park Avenne. New 'Pl« HELD ON. backed dowlv out Into the street. York. N. T.. together with 15 cents in coin. Be snre to enclose, on a about one-fortieth of a foot candle; leader of Fblladei^iia. Ooleman ignored tUa. "Where separate sheet of paper, your name, foil address, yonr size, the num­ bright sunlight at noon baa so Ht- jo u boimd fo r ?” he akked. ber of this pattern (No. 2047x). and; mention the name of thia news- te^ty-of about 10,000 foot oaaui*i. The idiysteal effaet of alcohol on ”OsBtral police station,” Gainsy paiisr. Sdioitlats are aUe to teU the a| man not ba nhangad Iqr ending M d him. “V you oan just drop of n flah by Its aeales; n berrtaif, prohibition.' ma near a line ” to Jnito Boyd, BOrald Fashlea Bu- :or ip stan ^ adds a naw ring to . m q . m A .r Boala, 4 ^ 'T n in tmi ir. T* ! ; W. -7 - ^ ^ 4 ' " r \ - ' - i ^ ^ :* ? •. '• 3r«M Colcat* M«nhan vs. W. Vm, Wesleyan , . „ „ ^ Peim vs.'Con»til'.v...... ,,.FbU«aeipni* Penn MULr vs. Xiebanon Valley ...... Chester .. PltUbari^.vV«.> Cafnei^e Tech'...« ... Pittshurffh St. ThoiQ.as vs. Pavls*Blkins ...... S c r a n t o n Ot) Boston ColL vaHoly C ross ...... Boston . • . s^o . (X) a. Washlnston vs. Kansas ...... Washington . (x) Rutgers vs. Vlllanova ...... N. Brunswick fit Kansas va Missouri ...... Lawrenee team uj^eld.the> dfltever ywMi.- St. Louis va Washington U...... St. Iort at ths Charter Ann CsssiM, ranteig No. :t bowlSr Brigham Tbung vs. W yoming ...... Prove ...... W - 0 Oak alleys hem Baturday night, a t tile thithBd States; was off form Denver vs. Colorado ...... Denver ...... 6- J and Mt the wood for a three string Utah va Colorado A ggies ...... Salt Lake Qlty 0 Cone in Rrst H i^ Baires winning the eecmid eia i third ’ Tidtan inot Store iy . F A R W E S T > games end total pinfall, the .latter o f mil? 808. Gertrude Nelson and Chico vs. San Jose ...... '...Chico ...... by sixteen pins. Jennie Schubert of- the local team both hit for store than 300, with Last PMod ef Fresno vs. Coll, of Paefflo ...... Fresno ...... 0-« j 9(i Yard Ron Faderto. The local girls lost the/first game / I t . Gonsaga vs. Idaho ...... '.Spokane ...... ■....i.-.lO- 7 by a wide margin, forty-three pins 824 and 317 respectively. St. Mary’s vs. Oregon ...... San FranclMO.\ TV 0 West Ends of Bridgeport U. C. L A. vs. Washington S t a t e ___ Los Angeles ... S to be exact. 'They sh o a ^ their (Xj 8. CalUornla va Georgia ...... Los Angeles Power and more power was the fighting spirit, however, oonfing CaaassB . . r : . . . . 96 107 106—308 The West Sides and the Spaiiana ^ SOUTHWEST main reason for the Stata Prlaon back to win the next game by Caeseriy ...... 112 92 102—806 of Hartford battled to a 7-V dttdr 4. Welch ...... 108 115 98—316 Arizona vs. Whittier ...... Tucson <. .1 ..... Trojans 20-6 victory over the kxsal eighteen pins and theu taking the lock at Mount Nebo yesterday af^^’ D. Baker va Simmons ...... Brownwood Eagles team at Wethersfield yester­ third by forty-one pins to win pln- La Barr . 102 101 116—319 Kingsville A. & I. vs. S. Barbara ----- Kingsville ...... faU honors. In t h ^ games the Qufiin ...... 110 111 105—326 temson in a brulBing, hard fOu|dit N. Mexico va Greeley Thra...... Albuquerque ... «-S0 , day afternoon. Presenting a per­ grid encounter. N. MexI State va N. M. M. I...... State Coll. ..>... 6-19 fectly timed Rockne shift, the I%is- Charter Oaks hit 479; 544 and T'dS, Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma A & M ...N orm an ...... 0- 7 on quarterback, number “ 20,” mixed while the visitors hit 522, 626 and 522 526 527 1575 Locale Soore tilist K westere vs.. Howard Payne ...... Georgetown'Tex. 0 - 6 CharbH' Oak Girls A long arching {teea from W it-' ' 0-21 pow^ .p^ye with fake formations 627. Texas A..A M. va Texas ...... College Station ____ Jackmo.'S . a...* . 84 97 115—296 koeki to Uppinc>ulslana ...... New Orleans ...... 6-14 imniediately, there was no need for (X) Florida vs. Maryland ...... Tampa _...... — the most exciting game of the year CANADIENS ARE IlEEK’S it, for Tommy was far ahead of emy for thrills and with both taarw (x) Georgia Tech vs. Duke ...... Atlanta ...... — would be tackier, ’The-Prison elefven scored with a eplendid shot from 12 evenly matched aU the way gave scored shortly after and again twice Locals Score Three Goals in yards out. Thle lead wae held un­ the fane, ptouty to see. in the next period. Two .of the til 20 minutes from time when tbe Stom to By Fumble SENSATipN DJ touchdowns were made by No. 15, shuffle wae.made in the Olympic Ilxe West Sides were knodting st Prisem right end, one on a SO srard Last Period to Wm, 5-3, team. The desired results came al­ the door in the tirst two quarters T H m n BIG TIME DUELS pass and one on a reverse play. This most Immediately. but a fumble and an intercepted No. 15 seemed practically invinci­ At center Salmonson broke pass stopped the tirst advance. Sweep loto Canadid Kvi- REC LEAGUE READY ble on the defense and snaring pass^ After Nip and Tnck Bat­ throus^ and had a clear path but as Harburda galloped 88 yards in toe es seemed to he his specialty. He is be wae literally walking awnr from longest run of tbe game just before ON S U T E THIS WHKEND by the way, a permanent asaet to the last man to taokle him he was half time. From a fake forward sioD Lead by Wbqipiiig his alma mater because be is sched­ tle Are Weakened by Loss fouled. He retained hie balance and pass formation he slid off his own FOR COURT OPENEI\ uled to spend the rest of his natural was going on through when the right tackle sidestepitod and Maple Leafs, Tben Bow to li^e in prison. of Regnlar Players. referee called the fouL This wne a ^along the sidellnee until the Spar* M i|^ Double Banded Fai- Kovls Krypitls, Vince and case of a referee’s ohotee of decision tanr safety man brought him atom BOWLING SWikla were outstanding aisad t>ai from oteter. tbe score for a band ball but McCluskey quarter. Stirult ...... 129 98 the league witt brief remarks and ths three inside forward positions. laved brilUantiy. Pressure told, double barrelled finish in its his­ ...... 93 87 130—810 what ails the world champion New would have been 18-6 Right loyally the players endeavored The visltore stole tbf show afUr Pobl .... York Rangera all served to keep will toss up thS first ball between however, and after MoQluskey bad too West Sides bad made a numtar ) tory. A ptofrkm of more thin thir­ Brozowskl . . . . 115 117 106—888 the two centers that will start tbe Baglee S. P. TroJaM to fill in unaooustomed positiooe but N'ational hockey league fans inter­ AwWa le ...... Left End savfd again Hamilton again got the of substitutions, in toe fourth quar* /,^v ty big time, duels, split between Kebert ...... 95 131 106—880 league undSi' way. as the game advanced it was neces­ ball 10 yards ovt and soofod with a ested last week. Xorvie I t ...... Left Tackle sary to experiment with the team to tor. A poor punt on toe 84 yard k TbAnksglving Day and Saturday, Tbe Canadlens were the week’s From all r ^ r t s if double , I g ...... Left Guard fast rismg shot. A few mlnutos Uiie that barely w « t ten yarda waf , 626 541 654 1680 tbe amount o f interest in this big WelU . find a eueoeseful combination. This will poUah off a apaotaeulgr cam­ sensation as they stormed tbs cita­ Olacavege I c Center later Art Roobey made amends for reiponsibto tor toe soore of tta' Vagabonds (0> hoop c ir ^ lt and no doubt a banner was doM la the last 30 minutes toe penalty miss when be seored bis paign in fitting stwe. A few major del of tbe Toronto Leafs and took K ryp itli...... r g ...... High t Guard when fwede ialmonson went oen* visitors, '’’.J Davies .. • # » # • —- 84— 84 crowd vHU be on hand to Inaugu sids's fifth goal and mads tbe vio* Witkoski in tos fourth gavo to # ,, outfit! will carry thair aaaaona far­ 94 92—271 the lead away from thegB. The Habi­ M.MltcbeU ...rtRlAt Tackle ter forward and Art Rowey moved Garrone . • f • • s rate a new season. This leagus is s V ince...... r e ...... s Right Rii End tory secure. fans a real toriil wbss be twit tad > ther into Deeember, but It will be 86 ------176 tants started out by walloping the community affair and is an asset to to Inslde-rifbt. Dave Hamlfton took Shea ..,...... 91 Maroons 5-0. They trimmed Ottawa B. Eagleeon .. Ibb .. Leftt Halfback Inasrmuch as toe 'Bast Glaston- aad slid along for 16 yards eniy to v *‘tapa” for moat after this week. Silvsstor s•s•s 108 91 97—291 the game, btnoe worth supporting tbe eenter-Balf position. From thsa bury team tied yesiresterday tbe Five ntlaa Settled 1-0 to take the lead and Saturday Hayes ...... rhb . Right Halfback on tbsrs was some aotion and tbe stumbto wltb a oloai flsld in ffont f Jack . . . . * e 1 s t 97 108 90—290 As pr iviouily announcedI danelnidancing Olymploimptos are stiU on top wltbwll Developmenta of tbe week will they increased their margin by giv­ Fiedler...... qb .,,.. Quarterback North Sad defenee bad a beotic of Kim. Sagtosen aad Aflftlo> M* Detro ...... 114 89 109—812 will follow ail ^1amee and Art Mc­ filaga ...... i b ...... Fullback pptot in toe toad. 'Tbe Olympies, towod biffl up in tta oaxt two. ‘ deflalte^ letO# two of, tbe four mo- ing Toronto its first defeat of the Kay’s Band will furnish tbs music time for 15 minutes when they were Bast Olutonbmy Oil and Hasee n o o - 'lubititutei; P. Eafleeon for forced to oM tulate three times, for a first down but a funUo tloaal obamplonkbipa stlU undecided 490 463 473 1434 season, by the earns soore. They for the opening night. E ars tos tirst three teams, toe bail to tbs visltori doop hi and wlU throw mora light on the t failed lest night 4o keep up the Hayes, 'Tyler for Iwikia; Varriok Unusual Soore Only a few days more remain on for Vince; Bronkl for Olacavage; tri sad piastonbury pity next own tsrritory. national ohamplonabip aapi rations good work, bewdng to Detroit 4-8, The Olymplos were early in aotion . A loss to oas wUi praotto- Oak Bt. Tavern (1) this month's qaleodar. Befors It de Nielson for Wells; Mltohel for Kryp­ and were soon a . oal to the good. Tbs Wsst Sids lias altooufb out- of A m ^, Prlnoaton and Duka, tbe 88 138 118—836 in a brulsi^ game. arts, bowtvsr, tbs Rec ssnlor ally put that tsam out of tos raos wsigbed, outfought thstosansrbsavlip lita Gustafson 9 9 • • Chloago demated the Bruins 1*0 itls: L4 Chappstlo for Mitcbsfl; After presaing heavily during tbe only remaining major undefeated Garabaldl test 112 82 97—291 askst’call Isagut will ushtr in ths Wolfram for LaObapells. for boaori. Tbe Otymptos have to of tta visitors and yisidta only torat and untied alavana. last night, before a crowd of 15,000, first 10 mlnutos a shot was tired in play both teamsuas aad OMUtoust win both Russell .. s s s s » 101 118 136—866 season tomorrow night at the from tbe right. A North End back first downs by Tushtog all U ten So far five oonfaranoai races bays 106 99 97—303 the largest to see a hockey game in School street gym, a sport that bad (ramss. . . to. . bo. . absolutalyabsoluU surs of tta neon. Tta managsd to bean decided with Mloblgan repeat­ Wilkinson f t s s Obioago in two years. BALDW Bfl TO MBTO out aoroea m goal and in trying to leaguesagus obampionsfalp.obampioaship. * Bobubsrt t • f s s 103 08 86—387 its befinnlpff w this town many Baldwin A. C. will tiold a vsry clear a epinmng baU kicked it gatbsr sifvn tirst downs, tivt to • ing la the Big Tea, Nebraaka la the Qnebso Fsnturss ysars ago, important mooting tonight oonosm* All Olympic playsrs playeri art rMusstsd row for a soor# to four for tta' Boston, Nov. 87.—i(AP)— Tbs through his own goal. Very ihort- to be on band early on Tuesday Big Six and Oklahoma A. k M. in 610 619 638 1661 Tbs leniot league, sompossd of Itaf all speH«. of a t coming season ly afterwards snotbef ohanee pre­ visitors. Maaebsstor oompistoif ^ tbe Miieourl Valley. Stanford, tbe Quesbeo Beavsrs wsrs tbs works in and tbs ifiattor of sleeting officials nigbt to aasist to prsparatloos for five out of niaeyerward passes «M •Ubros (1) Canadlsa-Amsrlosn hockey eight te «n i and composed of Ma& sented Itself to ^ tos ontortatoment and daneo at tos Roe# Bowl nominee, end Oregon 184 102 138—868 tne Chester’s best baiketbati talent, Md a coach for tbe hock^ team. after bang^ toe ball . an slsrt baokmld prevsntad ttaJtta.M s finished in a tie for tbe Paolflo Coast Twamits f f • I t leiffue last wsek. A Beavsr teppsd Wsst 8ids Itecrsatloa building Spartans from oomplsttog ota 0ttt„^ Andsrson • sees 116 117 97—880 bounds into action with ths Knolls The serrlcee of Patsy Vince, well oral NorthN o r t bBod l ^ pplayers it on toe goal Tbs teams: M isvsn. " title, wtdle Ouke and South Caro­ 112 106 99—816 ths sooring list, anothsr stood in soheduled to play Ansaldl's Masons known Athlete, have been eeoured line toe ball wentiflt past. At tois lina have completed their southern Cordsra .9 t » 9 $ ssoond plaos and thers was a t$ir Olymplos North Bads ‘The work 'o f Angelo, Glflio ... 9 9 9 9 9 87/ 86 91—364 gt 7:46 and the Celtioe will appear for bead ooach of an the major riod the local lot had tbs bast of Simmons...... 0 ...... McClusksy Hsnry, U p ^ eott, Gravy Aodenes^ conference deaMas without defeat 95 110 lOl—806 sprlnkllnf of Bsavers among tbs against ths Dugeut Five st 8:46 p sports the year around. AU candi­ Se exohSAges and It seemed but a or tie, Duke having won one more Gibson .. $ 9 9 9 9 Isagus's high penalty oarrlers. Per­ Salmonson...., RS Raymond and iron Mui Anderson on the ltoi | ffl, 9otli thsss fim ee are the fea­ dates for baskotbaU and hockey matter of tihie before toe ywould NIcbols I < I I r*t I I LB ...... Xardaok was •xbsptional. Jobimy' Kavuska game than the game cocks. 8M 620 680 1674 haps all this was due to the fact ture of the early noop eeason teams plsass be present. •oore again. They did so but not The situation in the other four that Quebec has played six times JohnsonRHB ..ii,.,...Holt playsd tos sntlrs gams and showed before the North Ends bad taken A. Rooney.,,,. OHB .,,,, Ma great improvemsat over bis prevleias,^^ groups lines up as follows: wbile othsr teams in ths flvs olub the lead. East BttUdese (1) Heony...... 1 ^ ...... B starts and will probtaly get tta qall ' J. Wennsrfrsn 108 90 17—810 droult have played but four games. Forge to Front LeslieOR .Brown for tta game 'Thursday aftenoeo* Army and Princeton, A e only un­ 108 109 08—810 Lloyd Mclntjre, Beavsr wingsr, Jjk a breakaway by toe North Hemllton...... IR ...... Nelson Happensy was at quarter when'tta beaten, untied leaders. A. Knofla s s s s e topped the scoring list with eeven Experts See Thr^e-Year Ends a comer was conoeded to Suhie ... 110 102 96—808 HlUmsn...... CF ...... Tbrelfell tooau started and ended toe seortoff 90 103 114—806 points. Btan MoCabe, Quebec cen­ them. Brown deftly lifted it into J. Rooney...... IL ...... Grant march showlag exoeUent Judgtneiit: Alabama and Louisiana Stats, A. Cervinl e * • e ter, had but six points to his credit, toe goal mouth where it .was betoed E. Knofla • • * # e100 118 loa—815 Reign Far Tiger Eleven Brown...... OL ...... Murriag to seleottog bis plays. ; alone remain to carry on. • but was rated the actual sooring out oifly to drop at Threlfall’s toe Tierney All of th e W...... est‘.. Side playere art leader since five qf his sfac points who shot it along the ground and Becky MonntatB . 5U 816 493 1619 Goals scored for Olymplos: Ham­ requested to report thle evening at Denver and Colorado Aggiea sur­ wtre scored In enemy nets. through a maee df lege for the ilton 8, Salmonson, A. Rooney and the West Side Reo*at 7 o'clock. Greenberg's (1) GAYLE TALBOT Astride rarely exhibited by a team equaliser. Within 6 nunutee they vive. 96 111—317 'Three Boston players— Tommy Raymond (own -foal); for North Senthweet VltuUo ...... 110 Fillmore, being tried put by the Bos­ t A ■HiwISt’JMl Press Sports Writer) heavy laden with sophomores, the were In the lead. Tbe Olympidi wem B ow ers...... 95 89—286 'Tlgen bowled oyer weehlngton sad Nhda, Threlfali 2, and Nelson. BX-8DRVIOB LEAGUE Arkansas has clinched the crown, 102 ton Bruins, Frank Jerwa and “Peg­ pressing and were awarded a free ,Referee, Murrlng. In the Ebc-Servlce Men’s League \ Jaffe .«•...««* 90 86 124—808 Lee, Thrown, Dartmouth and tbe but may leie out through the iday- gy'* O’Neil—were tied for third New York^ Nov. 87—(AP) — A klok in North End territory. As Friday n M t et Murphy’s Alleys' tys th | t1 AUen ...... 88 112 118—818 new football power hae rleen in tbe Navy on pucoesatve Saturdays. None the ban wae kloked over the fuU ing of an ineligible player, la that 90 97—877 place honors With five points each. eoul^ henetrate the powerful, alert Army A Navyivy OlubClub took 4 poli,_,p. o i^ , ^ caae, Biylor, Tevas Christian and Morlarty ..... 90 Obs Htadmar, of the Brulni Cubs, east, tiie maWbri of one of the fiEnest . ThS LsVan.. Pep- be admowjedged M s‘ mistake and nell, Pitt and Carnegie Tech, West ties a t p u ll rftxniord, John ' B ^ e M aaterso^, Nebraska— Army-Navy CTub hadi (By AMociatei Prase) ' gridiron uxiti eTer aseembled U this per OOSitable, toe hall. Fconi the drop the ‘ ■^-'^^placemext klta. pleked up juft noatof /bi^t^ 'Virginia and Washington k Jeffer­ Althou^ both were Idle last iw aay lea^ Ahen there ale any number startling Thr^U who took It . theT^ citement will be reserved for Satur­ 7-9.‘ Sonnlksbn ..w 90 98-ita^ (Ky.) Teachers held their ptaeea at - liaoltilUdaTrsy, ars ofily 11^^ fa- tom and sent It out to Birown on tot day, whM Army plays Notre Dame Boston at NSw Haven. miliar to the average grid fan this l UtoNy Wetts, H arvart^ltis aeou- Gleah< 108 18 the top of the national fodtball eoor- right Bmvn carried it ratotaiitng acoounied for first ______, 78 194 .l| and Princeton daahee with Tale. On ing lieta. first seven- dfpqnimts-titis / r lallt 1 ^ thegrH be in the text books exolaed it into the six yard ama.^ the same day Boston College and for thsuext two yeara. . 'lilFd iEouebdotona. affainat -Yale. WflWf- •;.... 107.’ fe sllilV I Young tope the country in seor- ithout even OAtUg theti goal line Btmmcas eaw< tee ' dangtir " '.kX Norgxtdi ''Stanford—Caught Oervlttt'...... \ 116 110 Holy Cross will renew their tradi­ ing with 108 points in eight games uSiod, ths^i'sKpMts 'arn' I^VaB'^ia particuMUr. A daeallng itartod out to avert it If pcitiblc'. Re] I • F WMOT wMWndb ^ ^'toher iSid runner, the little So-vard Niaa 8rom Frank Aluattoa, tional rivalry while George Wash­ while Kent has counted 84 in the they won’t meet disfeat fol(4he nc aad TbrelfaU reachaJ It abtioet Hm*. Totala’ 7h. 1^^480 4Hr>'i^ two yeirs;^, *niat fives an Idea how . __ from Steuocttvnie, O.,- is a ulfaaednily but the lattor waa a iaa Id yarda - to loore touchdown ington pia^ Kansae and Rutgers same number of ganMi. atJpaufbRila. meeta VlUaao Tbe leader in eadh group at con­ •tve th w are. a t leash as oon^ dtoeh, AB-BIwtocn honors hie fraetloB aW d aad tta North Bhta to tha^mh-of-mine teams, of ftrst^isasen.'

LI niir^ ih ... .n il II Mill I ■■■■I Mirr f wanes eo UkNNOUNCBMBNTB <1 MOYlNG-iiaVRUCKING— APAinmEN knock 'em all fittoov i j m n V D —^AN lady or StORAGB 20 TBNBIIEN A T ’A ^ 'Wl ® s ' . . . . Bays' >LQN0 OXtrANoi sl^tytot the way MMOB. IhqutN 111 HoU street. asulBS. isnSMi tfwHsti 90U> wan^ w all taka - dare wi ^S4S» ' ; If Maoe-BisarH! Mrrlob. Ooi sOTlstias wsj^ Unitgd yon, wittont ohaigeu XLV T .' itm SchmeUng C m 69 cantor fitraat DUM T m ' T<' . > ' ^ ALI'it>MOBlLi man, prompt aarvloa,> aP: goosi tm ger . . . but if twa-meragfito 7 7!^v..'wTr:srv’ n’liSNM' Watktos '.Brothefa.:; fbMnigd ra d .tkUst nhil appUoation 4 shaiwr otf tootoaB. title tor and Mtohigan. <%fo wound up kvj dO Wdla street Teli^one tured whtta to transit wrg Maturaa hbvuig, baM 'iibffds ter,-.the.- hppoint- Feb. 22, as tia n ^ to 8m ( Ffen- ' ' iy;'v strMIdst'Mitolipm’s in tiigid Ptooe,'losing ohty to* Mich­ oflarua at ncksmtoa axpanae to yon. FOR RENT^FO x!»-i^K ^ tane^ m«nt 'oC-a uaeobssor .tn n tM ■ .; Purdito to Upset Mr. tyGooCty wants to know if Honutoi. - ' X Depem'bar.'A D:. iSSSrat 9 o’cdoek in Baidc to Tin«#?08-04, Fielding H. Pordug, tdotim of toe biggest of a Near tbs; eeaeh. Brown’s Ocu*age, West Cen­ the forenodn;'' imdTtttat' notloF be this here LltVtoO!?:‘mBai rassle . . ter street Telephone 8806. Toat’a ‘tetot^-nUnuto” lo t of t& . iqweta, finished with a 19 Just T S U O E S a iV lin j Into wmitb given :;id an .pbsSone incsreeted in tetakr Ohainpion- to 8 vletory over Indiana, and Pop Warner to1rti*it i|rti«n he.aays Beaattfiff] COURSES AND CLASSES 27 lent aU -ImprovemlBnti, to- •aid estate of t9»e -pendency , of eald football today la t6o defense appImStmh jhid .t1le~t1nie and place of ahip.' )Bni|m!fhiv.-BO ^mai was aUe landed to fourth place. The Boiler- able. cluding gas, fuinacA Do" not dis­ . . . the pros haiver beiest^^^putttog up MOVING^TRU^KING^ BEA.UTS CULTURE—Earn white hearing* theryoD, by publishing a copy. to do'hottor .‘thgn; :two consecutive makisrs defeated Chicago, Wlaconsin ' m 11 .'i: ' r i i i ^ like children. Prica reswonabla ot IhiB ordeir'In abibe-newspaper havr wild scoring games', with tiieto rule Also S T O R A C r 20 leamlag, D d ta ^ tree. Hartford th ^ uhtfL'^a^^ Kipke’a Wolver­ and Indiana, but took an unexpected ' . a -■ a.. - Dial 6129. - lng/.'a‘ CirOuliation in said" dlntrlot, at ines used and prayer beating fieom Iowa and tied Mtohe- that allows passes to be thrown Axsademy at Hatrdrmgtng. 698 Mato least five days before the.dgy Of said' garage.' tO'make tt.l^uor. ' ' rota. Iowa defeated Nortowestem, from any point hen^ SILVER LANE BUS LINE offer the streat, Hartford. FOR RBa«T—FOUR-ROOM toner hearing, to. appear H'they see cause ae^:,to.he. at said tlipe; .an!d ]>lace‘'and be heard WiaooQsto and Purdue, but lost to scrimmage . wherbas there are airooimn~*^*M" at their targe Os- meat with all ilBqirQvemeats, ga­ relative Hhsreto. and make return to too many sercb to the c'W ^ Ohio woman tor general housewoth. Florenpa stfaet: all i' ^ teatoa, triaomed'WiitoonMm Chtoago Want Ad and Norttovestem, and was beaten -W ...... Write Box T, .care of Hwwld. meats, ih-gpod eondttisni' Ihquira State went^emB^ik^tp O. find Chi­ cago was tbMm 0 % Mi^- Mlehtgah and Ohio Stote, by toa 156 Kroh street /■ Manchester WANTED—GIRL FOR general PviiSitM "and P a sses igaa. ininolg'jnur bccaten by the narrowest of margins, 7 to 6. North­ housework, one tiiat has gome FOR RENT—TWO THREE and nuugin o f a 'p e ^ t aftor touchdown, western .won only one game, wal­ Evening Herald knowledge of cooking, go home tour room furaiahed unfqmtiihed (By the AssoMatod Preae) 7 .to 6, and l o ^ bowed, 10 to 6. loping Indiana, vtoile Indiana^ Chi­ nights. W ^te Box M, care of HwakL sqMTtmrata Manohester Ocmatruo- Atlanta—According to^"the first X^gainst two non-conference teams, cago and Wisconsin- felled to gahi Mhdiigan-. whs victorious, 20 to 6, a victory. Indiana and the Ma­ CLASSIFIED tton Co. t e t 4181 or 4369. chsqitgr' of the book of instruetions advertisebients liCor qufrterhghksjt wag bad foedh^ ovef lOt^Mgan State, and 40 to 0, roons lost three a»d tied two, whfle POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 43 TTBMEME1]7T' F O R E g S T f-rA lI'iiii- that gmre - ito-1-5 .‘vleto^ aver Odh|^. the A d g e rs lost five and tied one. Craat aU &Tere#« worde to a Use. ^provements and steam haaL.resk bvM G e o i^ 'T ^ Saturdayv Hoiner Mtonesiota Bnlahed an unusual Chicago staged a great flnlsh, aombers and abbreTlatloai mauling Dartmouth, 39 to 0 Satuiv FOR S A L B ^ l a r g e ROASTING sonable ^ t Dep^t Square. CW Key t h x ^ tiv PfMe from his' own 20 season ^ defeating Wisconsin, 6 to aaeb oonnt as a word and eompoiuid 3, Saturday. The Gophers conquer^ day. words as two worda Mlnlmnin ooot Is chickens, dressed and ddlvered 25c 8944, Pa^^^ Bros. yard Une find play was good for ■rloe ot tbres lines. . H>. G. Risley, Vernon. Telephone Une rates oer day lor transleat 80 yiurds : aqid: r a.tQuchdQfwm TTie; Rockville 563-14. b lth o d e x rth ^ ' to do in. tterrlr ' ncostiTo nassii 17. isss B U S IN ^ LOCATIOB^ tory, la tofrunitha ball orikick it.- rkers takeioafij.Mtoaouri Thanks- Cash Oharae TUi^KEYS FOR SALE tor reason­ D ^,'ton travel east to F^R RENT 64 out to n huRy. S Coaaoonuse ...I J S 3 ,? «*! able price. Inquire 847 West Mid­ meet'^George'Waahtogton Saturday S CoBseonUTs Days ,_.j • 2 3 “ •*? dle Turnpike or telejfhtme 5457. 1 Ofty e • a e e e a s o e ♦ e s O o| Ot#j W fltS TO RENT— O F F I^ IS A T 866 Mato New ja«yen, Conn.— Princeton won and the Oolozfials have devdop^ street (Orford Bldg.) A ^ y Ekl- AU ordars tor Irreanlar Insertions the fli^ tooths^ game against Tale one (k 'the east’s outstanding teams. wlU be obarsed at tbs one time rate. \ wafd J. BdlL .TfiL 4642 and 80%, in ISTS'^but in tseewt years the Spaela) rates tor Ions term averr FOR SALE—CHICKENS, 621 Hart­ Bethlehem, Pa.—It looked like an ' day adrartlslng glvan spon raqnast. ford Road. Telei^ne 8942. Tigers - have always faced the Job Ads ordered tor three or six d J ^ of trying to ’eahto .up in their long awful trfhtmtog. when Lafayette sad stopped bstora the third or •tth HQUSES FOR 65 beat Ltd^ih 54^12 last week but ac­ day wUl be eharsed only tor the ao- A LL E N ’S ROASTING ducks live, series. A s they meet w ;the 57th tttal nombar ot tlmas the ad appear­ 16c, dressed 22c lb. 160 Tolland FOR Rrorr—SIX-ROOM singly time Saturday toe record shows 30 cording to thS reegsds it Qiay have ed. oharalns at the rau earned, bat Tunipike, telephoim 8837. sun porch. Are iriacc; tile vieteriee for toe Ells, 16 for the been Just- gettii^ even. Nsek to Horses €h> Sooto no aUowanee or retonds ean be nude 1917 Lehigh walloped Lafayette 78 on six time ado stopped after the gairage.' Arthur A. Koofla. Dial Tigers and ten tiM. Running horses will be going tttta day. 6440 oi 4359.' to/0 and in toe second 1890 game south very soon, like the birdies dp No m u torbldsTt asplay Unas not ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 Morgantown,' W. V.—West Vir­ the EngineSis won 66-6. Those were . . . Hialeah Park and Trc^ical sold. FOR RENT—SINOLE HOUSET toe biggest soo^ qf toe 67 game Tbs Herald wUl not be re^aslble ginia and Watotogton and Jeffer^ Park at Miami will bouse toe for more than one Inoorreot Insertion CHILDS’ LARGE PLAT yard, with rooms, ail improvements, 2 caiL. series. V stables of the< Wbitiieys, Joseph E. mattress, also Taylpr tot walker, can offer plenty of contrasts to their ot any advertisement ordered for garagSjCentral location, rent re­ Anuiiid football battles, where toe Widener, Sylvester W. Labrot, A, more than one tlma with stroller attachment, 24 Locust duced. W ilte Herald Box W. _ _ _ C. Bostwlck . . Labrot’s mare, the The Inadvertent omission ot tneor- street Telephone 4698. first game was played 42 yeart ago rsot WbUoatlon ot advertising wlU be there now is a railroad freight yard TJnh£>nft>n T^nm A J^aat Tred Avon, which once de- TO RENT — Se VbIRAL degira^fi l/nOVUl-CTl I tfUmm Ffeated Equipoise, will be among reotliled only by oanosUatloa ot tbs and this year’s clash will titod place oharge made tor the serrloe 'endered. five, six and sevtn room boM s^ those entered for the ihajor stakes. All advartlssments most oontorm FUEL AND FEED 49-A single andi- double; . also bei^M to a big stadium and toe vtooto town m style, sopy and typography w lU win be decorated tor the occasion. regulations enforced by the pntitsh- m>^tm«its. Apply Edward J. HoU^ .. Hy Associated Pmss It’s Offldal (B E A D T H E STORT. TH EN 00>LOB T lt t E ld ttiW D brs and they reserve the right to FOR SALE—HAHII WOOD for Phone 4is42 and 8025. Only four of toe nation's unde­ stove, furnace and fire place. 18.00 Pslo Alto,^ .Crtl^Msybc It's a The wrestling season now is The candles that the Tillies dip­ "Out to the edgarW ti/ tolie to«m edit, revise or rejeot any copy oon- feated, and untied beams played last- actually on, 'nger Man Pesek •Idersd objeotlonabla cord, 14.60 per loau. C h ^ 'H e ife r , bsd break for ’Top” Wanier or a all. Be mnkUl, do not ______-^UasslAed ads to week and aU of them won to keep having posted bis ' 31000 check to ped were very large, and wbpn one. COXlBIMa HOUB8- telephone Rosedale 18-13. gtx>d 0 3 «i|Qr Ti^y Tbprnbill, biH.the fall. I ‘^raat Dd~; w i i n candles. mm published name day most be re­ LEGAL NOTICES 78 tho list'totact tor at least another bind a match at St. Louis with slipped from DuncyA band, be solved by 11 o'clock noon; Saturdays fact ram s^ that Warser,, who left wsfto. The torvivoFS with perfect TU be nesdtoi,t Itofd io do. TELEPHONE YOUR five at., this yes^fi gfimss with teams, Prtocetbn, Army s ^ Duke, to order. C A. Stays. Dial 31407 • Sietrlct ot Manebeeter, on, the 16th runfiing articles signed by “Bear­ aroimd. I hope that BOfna way can Just push them dbeto 'ifito . tbo his Tcdupto t^ m ip ^ an of w!a>m dose tbeto regniair sea- / WANT ADS. day ot November, A- D- 1981., skin,” taking pot sbbts at toe Notre be found to clean is up.” The Star cloud., Y ^ 'U find toat'R M Preeent WILLIAM B. BTDH. ESO., Staitfosfl,. u n ^ . Thorjihllk-tiedtfor sepa^this week. ' / Ads are aooepted over tbs tslspboee Judge. " dame team .... the players: uied. Man then said, "Just leaYe ' that g the OBAROB RATB given above toe PacMto .CSo^t chsmptoBship afid , , Points Pointsto figure R o ^ wap doing them . . ■ a convenience to advertisers, bat GARDEN—FARM— Bitate ot Mar«aret B. Kellner late to me. The epndtoe, were au »R. ot Manchester, in eaid Dlatriet, de- eamsd tM Q> Princeton ...... 8 190 6 and a half .... he’s a young^ Ala­ Said he,. "Be sure.' you don’t HOUSG|IOLD GOODS 61 creditors to bring In tlisir claims C L A ^ 'IFICATIONS tion, Ineludlpg Chuck'Bernard, stax 8t. TTiomas (P a.) 7 116 8 baman, and that story about hinS The Tlnymltes then worked until mise a Miigle 'one. . oasie a within said time allowed bp poetlng ceiiter, Ted Petoskey, flasby end, being a colored nuuuis wrong. Births ...... I. .4UI . FOR SALE— TWO ENAMELED a copy of this order on tbe puMo St, Cto^d each monstrous candle. bad Its treat 'tot .ito to* 'Itoytojytofi.. Bngagsfflsnts B stoves, une a beautiful cotoblnation. sign post nearest to the place where Herman Everbardus and C^;>tain 't'eachers ...... 7 106 19 fU t of color paint. Then . Goldy Karri- 'es • 9 »m0 o!€ amif • am a-aaomaoio. O Jones, The Stove Man, at Manches­ the deceased last dwelt within eaid Stan Fay. ^ Depauw ...... 7 186 0 M oiv^rrow Than Anger shouted, "What do we do, now? Deaths • .eesoas*;* •CHS • t • • r ,« • • • • ffc D town and by publlshi:^ the eame In ter Green. J „Miami ( ...... 4 190 18 One of Htmk Anderson’s severest "There are zto candle boldera to e . s ta r. Man pMS/.'' yoo» Olird of TbAUkS osbabdbdgwddbbsn S some newspaper having a clrculatlpYi 4: critics, a fellow who has been b MOmOrl&tB se««a.d*g:««M*d«:sbQBB V In said probate district, within ten LawTto9«; Kaps.'—It's *Jiist so here, and we can’t hold them up, lads, you'see tofTtofi^e^ t4gbtiP Lott and Fooad posc«*ddd«,dssdg 1 days from the date ot this prder, and mucb.foqd news- for Ksniss'tbpt 'the aatrpnotoer. Purbacb; mfde writing to us tor mots tbaa a year, I fear.” The Star Man said, "W sT ▲unoanotiatott 9tM a a am O'* a a oi» a aem » 8 FOR SALE-FULL STioic m^>le return make* to this court ot tbs no­ Mlssouii^s team is far bslow its toe first printed alnianaoi it appear­ pointing oui( Hunk’s weaknesses, set them in the cloud. I ’ll show (The Ilia-ieWmtim lm' Personals 1 bed, and springs. Call 6160. tice given. usual strength this season. The Jay- ed about 1450. has changed his m in d . . and now you how. , toe* next storj.) ...... Aotomobflee WILLIAM 8. HYDE Automobiles tor Sole ...... 4 JiuXge. Automobiles for Elzobarge I BARGAINS^IN USED STOVES. H-11-27-88. Auto Aocessoties—Tires •CCS • • e • • • Bopgbt, sold, exchanged; also oil Auto Bspalrlnir—Painting « . . . . 7 -huraers. Speait quick. Opbq eve­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD ’ f f Pictorifil Scenario of the RKO-Radio Pictqre Auto Sonools • eeeeeeessbgds*«d#*b 1-A at Mabchester, wi.toih and tor th« Starring Katharine H»bnm, Openi^ At the Autos—Ship by Truck 1 nings until 8. Jones, Tha | | ^ e district ofMenobester, on tue m h Autos—Foriatos—For airsHire • 99990999 CM • • 8 Man, Manchester Green Garage day of Novraber, A D„ 1»>8. V 1 State Theater Here, Wedne^ay, 6 : ^ P. M. iteragss- Service—flyrage m m .n 10 Special— Lot of new burners, Present '^ L L IA M S. HYDE, Esq., , .1 . ICotorcyoles—Bicycles ^ 11 separate bases, center reservoirs, Jljdge, Wanted autos—Motorcycles .... 11 In the n>atter of Ines Gado ot. Man­ Baslnese and Pretessfonsl lerrlees $8.95 complete. chester In said district, minor. Business Services Offered ...... IS Upon application of Esther Qs4b Household Services O ffered...... IS-A praying tor, the appointment of a Building—Contracting 14 OFFICE AND STORE guardian Qt tn* estate ot sfld mixer, Plorlsts—Nurseries ...... 11 as per appUoation on file, it la. raneral Olrsetors...... ^14 EQUIPMENT 54 ORDERED:— That the foregoing Heatlni PlnmbiaW—Hoofing ,wm 17 application be heard and- determined Insiloranoe • eeeeeessseeeeeeeesa SCW IS HUlUlnery—Oressmsklng ...... - II FOR SALE—BURROUGHS adding at the Probate Office in Manchester ^ v ln g —/rraoklng—Storage . . . 10 machine and Royal typewriter. J. In said District, on the 2nd day' ot ranting—Papering e • • • e s c^ osm H. Johnston, Dephty Sheriff, tele­ December, A D., 1933. at 9 o'cloqk in the forenoon, and that notice be givsh ; • Proteaslonal Sarri(loss • on • •• phone 4055. Eterarthg •essassoogg to all persons Interested In aald'es* Fallorlng—J-X>yelng—Cleaning . „ . .. tate of the peedenoy of. eaid appltica^ fpUet Ooods and Servloe tioB and the time and itiade ot bear« W'anted—Bnslneee Servloe WANTED TO BUY 58 Inx tbereob, by p.ubl|ahlns a copy of - "-i--- - Bdaestlsnal this order In xpme ^'wxp^per bavipr lourses ana Claeses ..... W A N T E D TO B U T kitchen cabinet. a circulation in aaiffAlatriot, five daiys before the day ot said bearing, to aii *rlvate tnstmetlon sgggggggg dcg g Must be reasonable and to good dancing ...... «.m.....>:.H-A paar It they aee exuse. safd tliie Cnsloal—Oramatle *..... II condition. Phone Rosedale 48-14. and place and be - heard relative. p . ... . , ■ 7an tod—InstmctloB > 10 thereto, -and 'nsako 'return ., to. this / oburt.- Sonda—Stooka—Mortgages BOARDERS WANTBD 59rA . XFILMAM 8. HTDg . uslness Opportunities ... Jdre. • s'dggm H-ll-l7iS«..- . . ' ■ , Honey to Loan ...... e • s g gQg ROOM FOR ONE OR TWO gentfe-’ -'■•■M n ) II ...I I I - I He^ and Sttnatfons men 32.50 per wegk, board optional. ■■ gslp Wanted—Female . .. .. uelD Wanted—^Male ...... Inqidre 46 Cooper atrecit . i-J. laleemrn Won led ...... Sl-A ■i-. ■axp wanted—Mate or Femalg .. n APARl'MENTS^FLATS— NOW ocMBora a 'p iv o ts t ii^ 'lir Jb’h^Hfe. Latoie, tim plagr ^ . U * a e ), protoeeor ofiMogitoges and UtoralN^. wfaik |3 a H Agents wanted ...... 10.87-A Bltuatlone Wanted—Female . . . . . S8 TENBMEf^ 68 iroMMBX* 4 ^ nooet of UH atton- kee> eoft-Keartod, fatoiiidtotog eort of ;) Sltnations Wanted—Male e a .VO' • • • U ttea^mXw % pal ci^all t&e Uttie women,-rOvaOs . congenial, ometideriim tiie miposttee ot tt«to natoM i j *16 ttk , Employment Agencies ...... 40 W E H AVE A S U N N I 8 room Opening of tiie 1988 quHll aeaeon • j b him, declaring It to 1 ^ ^ tilde tor advlee to Ira matter Live Stock- Pets PsnU#ji - ''FshlHss in Miaeouri rSfuw lOtoOD iRkx ' apartment, that maim ,3 cooni- X’^.'Hejmr^maeqr, 1^ deeperat^ - deetiaed tor Idghfar tnlkgX tiian writisg mto0.'-.plE; bOOff Dogs—Blrd^-Pets ... e a a a « g g hunting out tiifi blMbk' Llv> Stock— Vehtoles , fortable home thia winter, to the ' -f - •* ■ -hooeelioWwt3Blefi...T; .' t.■ . 'i Johnson Blo<^ Tsleidione 6917 or matfd.'.v ■■■• -k'" ■■ .-i., Ponltry and Supplies egggaggggs miininee.’e'' ptormiseloii: to go to Wanted — Pets—Ponltry—Stock 3726. Tbe'^eSldsQty ofvlDtdilgag's toqtr •■to':to.'iga' MlBotmlille AmtAKSerrili has taken A n ^ to Per Sale lllecsilsnsons ball sooutiiw may be partly- mt- lireqpniit dream (M I \Aitlclea tor S ale...... » e e • e 4 a g*w 41' DELMONT STltiBBT, 6 rooms, all idaiafid fay toe fact from yonr from itlie teasing o fjjl Boats and Aoeessortee 44 imiHOvementa, n e v ^ venpvstod, to year, tor aemie mratomui'of tijfa B id in g Mateflale 47 mnaidfi *4 home wttii; Diamonds— Watches Jewelry .. 44 near storea agd bus Itoe. Dtol-^SlA lt|M^'aooQtltito<.Bagm tlie' best of'jhiBaltia' „ Bleotrleal AppHance s" Radio . . . 41 M ta Bhaar (FanT’ < # fuel and Feed ...... 41-A N O nO D ^-C lALL TO -D AT f « r this Oarfian — Farm—Dairy Fredopts SO nice four room flat, lO ’aatoutos to 't jiVV ». . ipi: ■■ri'rj < Boasaheld Oooda ...... n Maehlnery and Tools'tt • «.'• BWtWMi • u mills, three minutes to troUsy, or M ^ o a l InstromsBts .... w w o m U kfistoess seetlon, with fas, eleo^ A U J S n ^ O O I ^ UpATree! - - .V .. • .f g.;0fflo# and Store Bqulpnsnt 14 tilelty, bath, osment eMlar, lu s ^^:*|M0tals at the Stores...... M ^ ------nijmwr Apparsl—Fnrs ...... |T than 129. 9(t''liitoth M i^ r 'l^ants^—To Buy ....k .••••*.».« M Telqphona 75% , _ , :■ i ' < MitMs Miaisd hflWBC TO% m iT^7i55ii553Bfi8i Without Board sdtnsws.WBS 88 Oak' street; rent w iry vaasonfiMs. ew g^a m «• • M*A Apidy on prsmliil. ' ; ■ iSgOrtS wftmmfm SS ^ ---- — *!• SI itgS' Rgomg 'Board SI TO RBMT-3 ROOM 89 Russefl strfSt,,'.aH kte nata, TensawiSi m U ventsHOk. Apiply; r41, Ir - ^ h o g ^ tor Esnt S4 TSL5T54.

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MANOHESTER EVENING HBIRAU), MANCHESTER, CONN, MOOTAT, NOVEMBER 27,1288. BA6B.' TopneryillftFolks. By Fontaine Blox OURBOARDING HOUSE By (kne Abero ------m

SEN^ and NONSENSE A

OW ,OOMB.OOf»A6/-ftOMT ILL TAKE ONES SB^n^s <, SHORTS . . . .Progress Involves JES'u k ETOSSIN' . I risk. You can’t steal second and BE SO WWTEO snMG»y ^ L Even though 3wur heart be sad, A ‘DlhAE IN A WONT keep your foot on first base...... “ TH& T\C V <^ AsThEOHlif Try to smile, pretend you’re glad. The problem is to find a color that I Troubles won't seem half so bad... 104 APiSCe, AND TH6 NONE o r THESE \ won’t nm, and a husband that wo#’t ■RACKETS ARE ON TW' 1 ^AKE t r r X t , ...... If you smile. run arovmd...... The way to hold TWENTY-POUND TU PV ^ a good job is to know more about IS BE\NklN F^RNOTROUeuTEHT '^TJAD ,Nt)UMUSTNT (30AHEAT>,Ml«i “I once lost some of the bank’s WELL - YOU CIRCLE BAR PiLLERS PLEASl, FOR MV SAKE!;/^M0LUE I Irtl money playing the stock market e rrrE R w attw y e r s t i p w h e n v^ r LEAVE tHlMTU managed to clean up my losses and NOW,you 6rr WORKS p o p ! make a big pile besides,” declared >IM' i the bank clerk. / Mother — Helen, I want to know what you and Georg# were doing on the sofa imtil three o’clock this morning. Daughter — Oh, Mother, didn’t yojir mama ever teh-you. Mh Too many people are forgetting what money is for. It is to earn CLAUS and spend, to borrow and lend — ^'hot to lock un. FUND iiih How's Your Eyes? Lli'jJl •>n>«ap.AiKni/i That flappers will wear even less Is the WASHINGTON TUBS 11 Impression from the styles we By (Y^ne OtJT OUR WAY By Williams C a u t io u s l y , e a s y t ip t o e s t h r o If THAT’S THE BIG get— e w r NO-1 F E E L - And if that’s true, and likely 'tis, C M bp UL., T H E CABIN. ONE YOU'VE BEEN KINDER BLUE. 1 it meaqs Folks who want to ‘‘give till HUNTING AND IT'S JUST COME That we ' just ain’t seen nothing it hurts” can find "relief” at a ^ TRYING TO GET FOR TO ME - I c a n t yet! Ohrlstmali fund4 r .A FOUR YEARS, I ’D THINK You'D BE MORE HUNT HIM NO p l e a s e d -IN FACT, MORE. . >\ TICKLED Pin k . MORE SATISFACTION ——— ^ r CANT BE BOUGHX.

r?Rr!“ THE FLAVOR LASTS V \y^o , ___ (^HBAVENSrWHSRE'S WASH?J 50*5 OUR GOLD, 6 A Iif ^ PINWNti ------^ BV8RV SACK OF IT'S BBRN ' IT OSS6RTEC) FRECKLES AND HI&FRIENDS By Blosser V&LLS POR OAIU.

^ M I D OUR . WHO'S BOYOBO/.' CWeERS MERO ALL Rk?HT? VDU HURRAHS n FRECKLES.' W ERE A AMR FRECKLES' SENSATION, HUZ2AHS f r s c k ? FRECkLfiS IS SEIZED BY THE > CROWD, A^AP wrm ^ — - . J JUBIUTION JP.wiu.iaM3 OVER K a u. a PAT. Off. HIT, BUT MISSED. c er n«a tmvica iwc 11-2? SHADVSiDEl V/IMNINC 5ALKSMAN SAM Give Him A Hand, Folks! Rv Sm»‘’ THE tAAoAC^l I’LL. {JooOUessTAR.e.'fbo'' 'W j D COHILR I'tA cdpiTlMO-,1 TUlMtOc«RT

WAIT A MINUTE,FELLAS =1 DIDN’T WIN THIS SAME ANY MORE THAN THE OTHER ^ E R O R C TEN BcryS ...EVERY MAN DID HIS HE EVEN RfcRT, OR 1 COULDNT HAVE MADE (S'WAN.' ET5 A THOSE TOUCHDOWNS = 1 GOT MY 'jtoU EVEN CHANCE AND DID THE BEST I COOLD CAZZLEP CHANCE T& THE WON, AND NOT JUST CHANCE P R e.Y t)U "Cvfe. -to e u u I'YR 9 eeM TRttAfAiM' US!.' . NlftNICURiST^ AMD AR.eVt>U e a r s a n y sin gle bW o gTRlNS... AFTER OF BOILED CLOTHES. ^WANTED TO HOW WERE YOU ...a n d how HUNTINO A ll OVm I'LL BE SO OLAO TO SEE W HAT S TA IN S ABLE TO SET PIP YOU SLIP DRESSING ROOM. CRASH DP/IS. W AS IN IN THE IS BEING a t t e n d e d B Y THE ' T H I HOUM ____ SET THIS PLACE HOUEBI AWAY FROM THROUGH THE J|A M POCTna.------TXe LAUNDRYMAN STRAI6HTBNED .T H IS BIS KINCSTDNS W ILL Mr HSRE UR.. ' BUNPLB.. w h o l e t e a m . HURRY UP, DOC... i W H Y ♦ seco n da ry ON THAT LAST ANY, MINUTI DBFENSS; WAN7A €0 OVER AN' N d w .. T o u c h d o w n SAY SOMETHING T© A* • 9 ' FRECKLES 11 >AGB FOURTEEN lEitrnfno

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Wed. Night, Thanksgiving Eve SO U T N M N O H C X 7 L C At Bible Bock Hall, Middletomi pMtrfng from 8 to 2. AdndBelon iOo Food DepnrtmeatsOpca-Lhitt ^ Toniflrt nad Tuestsy. ' a,'

Holiday Dance, FrL, Dec. 1 Other Hale News Featuring'____ RICHARD BENVEJTDTI AND On Page 5. 10 PIECE ORCHESTRA liable fleeJs - School Street Bee. Admieeion 25c, Inoladee checkinf. innnii'ioiviiio TONIGHT Hale’s Food Departments Are Ready For BENEFIT CONCERT Thanksgiving With “Real Old Prices”! Manchester Memorial Hospital * Given by BEETHOVEN AND O CLEF Hale’s Own Cape Cod Burt Olney’s GLEE CLUBS Assisted by ROBERT DOELLNEB, VIOLINIST Mixed Nuts Crauberriei Pum pkiu High School Hall 8 o’clock 3 pounds 33® 3 pounds 23® Tickets 00 Cents. 2 cans 25® A good aaaortment of fancy crop Firm, red ripe berries. No Or squMb. Large No. 1 1-t oans. mixed nuts. Will crack 100 per cant Thanksgiving dinner is oompleta Fancy pumpkin for tasty pumpMn ABOUT TOWN perfect without oranbcrrlea. pies. NONE-fiUOH Dus to tbs fact that tbs Amsrieaa LsfloD Post will msst at tbs Stats Armory tonlfht, drawings for tbs MINCE MEAT 2 packages 23® tbres turkeys on wblob tbs Lsflon Great for mince pletl Baay to preparel auxiliary bas been oanvasslnf wlU take place at tbs boms of Mrs. HEINZ FANCY Afnss Hess, 180 Center street, to* Again the night at 8 o'clock. Members will be welcome to attend Uie drawing, but PUDDINGS (Date. Fig. Plum) tin 35® ^ey are urged to make ticket re* Health Market Leads! turns before that time. IMldoua puddlnge. Juat beat and aarvat Floral Court, Order of Ama* FLAME TOKAY " , rantb, will observe visiting matrons' FANCY and patrons' night tomorrow eve* Frefh Fruitf ning, with a supper at 6:80 at Odd GRAPES 3 20® Fellows Temple, Hertford. A num­ Firm, ripe gtapea for the feast! ber of the members of Chapman and Vegetables « Court of this town are planning to attend. Country Roll WllUams’ TURKEY Silver Lane Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Keeney of Well Bleached Buckland and their daughter's fam­ o ily, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thresher BUTTER PICKLES SPICES and children, left today for their winter home in Bradenton, Florida. CELERY 2 PQjunds ^ 1 C um Sunset Rebekah lodge members, qt20®P^’12® 3 2 3 « who have tickets for the Thanks- A quality butter for cooking and Demonstration sale! Also special The best assortment In town! Wil­ ^ving turkeys, are reminded to 2 for 1 5 ® table use. With s fine uniform fla­ prices on sour onions, gherkins, sweet liams’ spices are known for their make returns to Noble Grand Mrs. Large stalks of celery hearts. vor. Used by best of honsewlvea! mnstard, relish. Dill’s, lOo'dozen. quality. Extracts, glo bottle. Emma Dowd by tomorrow evening. The drawing will take place at Odd DEMONSTRATION! SWIFT AND COMPANY’S SUNBEAM STUFFED Fellows hall Wednesday evening. YELLOW GLOBE Again the Health Market will oBer only fancy, quality TUR­ KEY. Govemmeat Inspected, fancy, fresh stock—faOy guaranteed Mrs. George H. Williams Is chair­ t i n by Hale’s to roast tender and tasty. Last year we sold hundreds of man and all Manchester members of T urnips V^pk. 10 c Form ay ib. % 0 ® Olives pint jar 29® turkeys and not one complaint—that’s a record! the Emblem Club are In charge of WoDderfoI cookers. For baking and deep fat trying! Good size stuffed olives! the large chsirity card party to be •A , No. 1 Fancy Birds. / given Tuesday evening, December B, HALE’S MILK PRINCELY FANCY at the Y. M. C. A. RED RIPE •Government Inspected. Miss Helen Comstock of Main loaves 2 lb. pkg. •W ill Roast Tender aiid Tasty. street left yesterday for Montclair, Tom atoes 2 lbs. IS c B read 2 1 3 c Dates 29® N. J., where she will spend Thanks­ AJ.00 per cent pure loaf!. The best selling loaf In town. A Thanksgiving delloaoy yon can’t do withont! giving with Mrs. Jessie Rose, for­ Delloioos siloed tomatoes for the feast! EXTRA FAN0Y BOASTING merly of Manchester. CONFEOnONBRS’ HALE’S BTRICTL’r FRESH LOCAL CALIFORNIA ICEBERG The Emblem Club will give a hlt- or-mlss social for members tomor­ d o z e n row afternoon at the Elks' home In Lettuce 2 for I g c Sugar 3^^*p^' 19®Eggs Rockville. Solid, orllp white lettuce. Light and dark brown, and powdereb27 SV'a to 6 pounds. All mllk-fed chickens. Miss Dorothy Russell, chairman of FANCY R O A SU f^ ’ ' the ticket committee for the play, FRESH SHIPMENT Demonstration Sale! Demonstration Sale! "And Mary Did", desires all mem­ Great Demonstration! bers of the Girls’ Friendly society who have not already made returns, P&nlGy bunch 5 « Underwood to do BO at the regular meeting this Large bunches. For garnishing! “Sunshine” Beech-Nut CKCKEN i.2 3 evening. Products 4 to 5 pounds In sice. Will roast tender. Starlight Brownie Pack will omit SOUND SWEET Products MILK FED FANCV Its regular meeting tomorrow after­ Quohaug Clam Chow­ CRACKERS Coffee...... 3 lbs. 95c noon. Potatoes 4 9 « der ...... 2 cans 35c Mrs. Elsie Knight, who Is in Devilled H am ...... Chili Sauce ... bottle 23c lb. charge of the Thanksgiving baskets ^ Q c 2 lb. box FOWL to be filled by Temple Chapter, O. E. WHITE BOIUNQ ...... large can 23c Ketchup...... bottle 19c A No. 1 grade fowL Large size. 8., requests the members to leave A treeh ehlpment for this tale. Sal- donatlone of food at the Temple be­ Clam Juice Cocktail___ tine, graham and cream lun^ oraok- MlTJt f e d '' fore 8 o'clock tomorrow, or at her Onions 2 lbs. 15« ers. MARASCHINO home, 14B Pine street...... chn 23c ADVERTISEMENT— BURT OLNEY’S Cherries 2for 1 gc FO^V^Zd each Sale! Borden’s Mrs. Rose Kronlck of The WUrose f a n c y Medium size milk fed birds. Dress Shop le in New York on a TANGERINES Peas 2 cans 2 gc buying trip. Sweet aad tender! No. 2 ilie. Cv®am Cheese Figs lb. 2 5 ® FANCY MILK fUD ...... 2 (lozen 35« BURT OLNEY’S In pound paokagee. Easy to peel! Easy to eat! Great for the lb. NORTON'S MACHINE SHOP ohUdrenl CAPONS Tom atoes 3 2 3 ® BELLE’S POULTRY 180 Main St. Tel. 6528 For etuffln]stuffing celery, for salads, for For the fussy oook—fancy capons. Repair Work other goodiesoodles! O-TIte Piston BInga 8UNK1ST 2 cans 2 5 « Seesoning pkg. 9® EXTRA FANCY — — — “ Qolokway Wheel PtiUere No. 2 tee. For that stnfftngl OrangGf 3 clozen 3S« GOLDEN BANTAM TORELLTS lb. Sweet and seedless. Cheece DUCK Corn 2 cans 2 9 c Peels 2 pkgs. 2 5 ® Good size fancy ducks. SUNKIBT No. 2 sine. 2 pkg«> 2P ® citron, lemon, orange. FANCY Phone Lomons 4 f o r g c TINY ROSEBUD All our 16e variettos Included In Sorrice Beets 2 cans 2 9 ® thto jMlei Aft«r-Dlnner GEESE lb. From 7 to 9 Tonight "DEUCSOUS" BATlNa No. 2 te n cans. Miuts The beet! Fancy stock! ' at ApplGS dozen 2 9 ^ Hershey*s Baking Fancy NUTS BALE’S OWN . The "Self-Sarve’' haa always been 3 26® PINEHUR8T SEALD8WEBT TABLE known for their quality autst Chocolate Wlntergraen, lenaon, lima, pappar- S a u s a g e lb. mlnt flavors. Order Your Turkey Orangos dozen 2 7 c BraiU N u ts ...... lb.16e . Nothing but pure pork uscdl For table or Joleal Or Other Poultry * 7« English W alnuts...... lb.28c Demonstration Sale! FRESH In 1-d pound siaa. FREE! A Paokaga of loe Cream Pow­ NOW! YELLOW RIPE Alm onds...... lb. 19c der With For Baking Use , SHOOLDBRS lb. 1 1 - See our other adverttse- B ananas 4 lbs. 2 3 e Pecans ...... lb. 27c . My^T-Fine meat on Page 2 of today’s Gk>Id Medal m s h shonldera trem govemnaent Inspected portan. :^1 Issue. Walnut Meats ...... 1-2 lb. 88c SBALIMIWEBT Flour Pecan M eats...... pkg; 10c D esserts FRESH Orapofruit 6 for 2 S« ^Iracmd Meets ...... 1-2 lb. 48c lb. As a dallghttnl ehange try half and half grspi) I P ® bag 3 23® HAM fralt aad orange Joloel Chocolate, nut eholooate and hHnoo Atlantic Rayollte Demonstration Sale! pie filling. H |e heat in hnni St a.gepidar prtca.

RANGE Yoric State Coneord Gn-Roek Santa Qara BakCB»All on. GRAPES ' S , -.IT ( ;v( Regviar oMra of IMs «U d a te 2 5 ® Pkg- G incer Ale > tb«y teva foond neno bottar. PruncB* F iB B t A OanaoB erate dhh tow­ Under 16 galhHia...l0Mc gaL 21 e basket el wHk a eneb paetega,. Bakaa All 12 botdes 97 . 15 gaUons or more, S^egaL wat- 2 lb. 17* Won Governmeet 210.1 L T . WOOD CO. Oded tea, tna^ \ m - 'i i a B M I M n M Rato’s 1« Dnur Sale AdTetttBemeBtOaftdiiA UhteSs