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, ---.-afe,- --■■ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, »AQB f XnJBTSBH AVBBAOB DAILY OIBODLA'nON WBATBBI inattrlirster lEvntino V e n # fa r tha Meffth at AiNSiBL 1887 Bart$»M O peolng The Toung Peofile’s Legion of the Manchester Tent, Knights of the Mias Faith Fallow of Main stieot week win not be outlined until be keeping although there are enough Salvation Army will open Its fall Maccabees wlU have a peach short sailed today on the 8. 8. ’Tlarlnthla" learns the total enrollment. Most applicanta to form classes, while FUr benight and FHday; oeoM- eTlLISH-AMERICAN for a 10-day cruise to Havana and 80 HERE ENROLL 5 , 8 6 1 . s : ABOUTTOWN activlUes with a special meeting cake supper thU evening at 7:18 of those who registered last night sloyd work and cl^senahlp wlU Bleailier-M the Andit tw m tm lifralJi at the citadel tonight In charge of In the Batch and Brown ball. A Nassau, B.I. Her slater, Hlaa Phillis probably be dropped unless a good- DANCES Fallow, accompanied her to New signed up for the classes In advanced Bareas at Otaeolatloas sA - AS namteia of Um Red Men's Batordap Eyeafag Sept. S5tli Captain Fred Ladlow and Lieuten brief business meeting will follow. ly number of registrations for these MANCHESTER — A CITY OF VnXAflE CHARM George M. Bidwell, chairman of the Y ork. typing aad stenography. A slight ttngo eonunIttM and ether mem- Pnlaskt Hall, Korth St. ant Walter Hooper of WiUlmantle. FOR N I ^ SCHOOL falling off was noticed In registra- subjects are received tonight. William Hall, secretary, assisted by committee will be assisted by Mrs. iers taitaraaUd are asked to meet fMnra A Bars Orehestn. The Zipser club will have a "Bin- tkma for beginning tjrplfig and PRICE THREE CENTS ^ Adm ission SSe. Mias Gladys Robinson, will act as Ethel Duncan and Mrs. Rutn ADVERTI8EM:^a4T— ' VOL. LVL, NO. 802 A dvertM ag m i Page U ) MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,1937 (FOURTEEN PAGES) kt the elubTooms on Bralnard place Rslnarts. This U the first fafi get- go” party 8aturday at 7:30 in their stenograph but enough were ob toBtorrow night at 8 o’clock sharp. chairman. After the meeting a tained to form classes In these sub Mrs. Wm. Kronlck of the Wilrone . social hour will bo enjoyed. together and it Is hoped a large club house. All the membera are The lint of the aeries of Bingo Jack Puter, well-known Manches number of the members will attend. urged to attend. The newly organis (MRce to Be Open Again jects. Addittonal students are de Dress Shop has returned from a gliTirt spoosored Iqr the local Im- ter youth who la a student at sired In cooUng, sewing and book- New Tork buying trip. neored Order of IM Men wlU be A meeting of the official board ed Frauenvereln.la also Invited. Bryant CpUegs ot Business Admin will be hdd this evening at 8 o'clock Mr. and Mrs. George F. Borst ol Remember Flanders Fields M d Fridar night In Tinker hall, istration, Providence, Rhode Island. ' Tonight for Registration; JAP BOMBERS at the South Methodist church to Cambridge street are spending the The High .school Epworth' League BRITISH RACING stertlag at 8:30 sharp. Is a member qf the Investlgatloo consider Important matters that re week at their cottage at Point O' of the North Methodist church will committee of the college branch ot quire Immediate action. Woods and In New York City. bold a social on Friday evening at May Drop Courses. H ave Y our Mias Alice Bennett, daughter of the D^olap, which met for the 7:30 at the church. .Ml yoimg peo A U e n O N ! YACHT LOCATED KILL REFUGEES MANY LOCAL RESIDENTS ^ ilk . and Mis . Howard W. Bennett of flnt time Monday to InvesUgate Manchester Grange will hold ’an Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Ladles ple of high school age are cordially 8 -1* BBIGGS...... AncMoueer 48 Brooklldd street, began her members and form rules and by of Columbus, will hold Ita regular open meeting tonight at 8 o'clock Invited to attend. About eighty persona enrolled hsahnisn pear last Mondap at laws. Other members of the com in Odd Fellows hall. It will be business meeting Friday evening at At Hoehberg'a Farm, EagievUle, lleont Holpoke oollege. South Had-, mittee are Georges Bockstael, of Ooan., SATUBDAV, Sept. tStk, 1 OFFTIEAZORES BY U R E D S Booster..' night” and an Interest 8:15 in the Knights of Columbus Mias Margaret 8ulltvan of Center last night for evening school and TIRES lap. Maas. Miss Bennett graduated Providence, R. L; William BUls- ing program win. be presented. clubrooms. The officers are re street gave a shower last night In Principal Chester L Robinson ex p. IB., D. 8. T., Rain or Shine. 30 Aoin the Manchester High school worth. Providence: Charles Tomp quested to appear promptly at 8 honor of Misa Catherine Patten who pects at least an equal number to oholoe Aeeredlted Cattle, 1 Pair Retreaded last spring. kins, East Providence, R. I.; Russell Beraford Steen 18 montha old. Ward Caieney Camp, U. S. W. V., o'clock' ks important business will is to be married on October 13 to register tonight. The office of 8u- Two Thonsaod Fall VKtmi$ Sisson, New Bedford, ^aas.; be discussed. A large attendance S Fana Horses, Skeep, Calves, Endeavour I k Safe After BUYING CHENEY HOUSES Franda H. Coleman. Blue and perintendent of 8choola Arthur H. ^ For Inspection Everett Wllcon, Cranston, R. L will bold Ita first social meeting of Pigs, Hens, Docks, Farm Tools, fan sessions tomorrow night at the of the other members is also de white predominated In the decora- lUing In the main high school build i; “GIVE THE KIDS sired. ing will bs open from 7 to 9 llsnissses, Fnnltnre, Eta. Term m Canton; Nankins Es The executive board of Center State armory. Sr. Vice Commander tlonr The Renn slaters entertained CAMPBELL’S Crossms AthHtic Under V A B R E A K ” George Dowen and Past Commander with dances and gamee, music and o'clock to. receive applications. Csah. Joseph Hochberg, Owner, Propertie$ on West Side S el Church Women’s Federation srlll Mrs. Commander Elizabeth Ab It Is planned to open sessions EagievUle, Phone WilUmuitlc meet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock Converse are preparing an enter a buffet lunch were enjoyed. Miss 481-*. SERVICE STATIOl Complete Data on Cheney Auctmn Sales t o w 7 *re back to school. Rc tainment and refreshments and all bott of the Worcester Salvation Patten received many beautiful next Monday night but Mr. Robin (h ^ Sails; Had Been capes Further Raida As Vheir SHOES IN GOOD CO with tbs presl4ent, Mrs. Hoadler Army corps, who will be the guest Cor. Main SL nnd Middle Tpk. Briskly As Anctioi Gets WlUes of M Falrlleld street. members of the camp should at g ifts. son’s schedule of sessloos during the P arcel No. Street Address Present Occupant Assessed Auctlra Purchaser D m O N . tend. of the Women's Home League to morrow afternoon at the citadel, Missinf Since SepL 13. 4 Powers Enter Protests. Value Price Name Address SL Mary’s Girls’ Friendly society I— 4 North FalrfielSl S treet ...... Robert Kerr $ 2,879 3 3,050 Karl Weber, Hartford. S. YULYES . Miss Bertha M. Oordner of 89 will be accompanied by one of the Underway; SeTenI Are will have a covered dish supper well known Army twin singers, 3— 8-10 North Fairfield Street ..T on y Blreto 3 6,030 3 3,600 Made BarteU, 43 Washington SL 701 Main Street Monday evening, September 37, at Pleasant street has returned to her . William Orlmason duties with , the Underwood Type Mrs. Brewer. The meeting will open London. 8epL 38.—(AP) — The 8hanghai, Sept. 38—(AP)— Two •;S0. In the parish bouse. The so at 3:30. 8—135-137 West Street ...... Edward Bronkie 3 4,998 3 3,800 M oriarty B itis., Town^ Bon|d>t By Present Occi* ciety voted to sell Christmas cards writer company, Hartford, after a Fall Is In The Air— The Alluring Charm Of Smart Evening News correspondent at thousand Chinese, most of them James McNally this season, and Miss Margaret serious iUnesa o f eight weeks. Horta, Azores, cabled today that refugees, are estimated to have been 4— 113-119 West S treet ...... Mildred Noren 3 8,349 3 6,000 Carl W. Noren, Washington SL I RUMMAGE SALE Stratton was appointed to have Endeavour 1, unsuccessful chaUen- killed or Injured in two day’s Jap Alex. Elagleson pants; Smgle DweDinst charge. Hosiery Cannot Be Denied g er fo r the A m erica's cup In 1934, anese aerial bom bardm ent o f Clan 5— 30 North Fairfield Street ,., Minnie Waldo3 2,336 3.850 Winifred Smith, Hunt’gt'n, Mass. Thursday, Sept. 23,10 A. M. Teacher of Piano Crisp Moonlight Nights And had been located a few hundred ton, south China city. Tbe raids, 'o- 0—34-26 North Fairfield Street .. Willard Gee 3 5.066 3,000 John Palleln, 14 Short SL Bring Best Prices; Mori- CoaghUn BMg., Depot Sq. ^ ^ S t a t e Mildred S. Willes miles southwest of the Azorea day and yesterday, left weeping Robert Tedford 54 Fairfield Street The First Frpst— The Endeavour had been missing women and walling children search 7— 180 High Street .. ^...... Stephen Pongratz 3 4.011 3'OSO Harry Goodman, 1109 B. M. Tpk. St. Margsrefa aid e, since midnight, Sept. 13, when she 8— 20 North Fairfield StrMt .... Two 6-car garages3 1,030 1,075 Everett T. McKinney arty Bros. Take Eteren. ^ DangMen ef Isabella. - Tel. 6807 ing tbe ruins of densely-packed Inspection'' broke away from her convoy, Vlvfc, dwelling areas of the poorer classes. 9— 173-175 High Street ... duules Evans 3 5.095 3,950 Moriarty Broa. LOUIS S.JAFFE during a storm . i M l Ham S t . Pboas Sim Have Your Car Checked Thousands roam the streets, bewlld. William Hand The Ehrenlng News gave En ered and almost deranged with 10—165-167 High Street ...... Henry Haefs 3 5,186 3 3,950 Moriarty Broa. Manchester purchasers began and Repaired At . . . BLANKETS deavour's position as Latitude 83 Thomaa Toman anguish nnd terror. Japanese planes early today to buy numy of tha North, Longitude 89 West. Gold 8tar Mothers Mrs. 8abina Burke, Walnut, la., unit chief, and Mrs. and warships Joined In today's bom- II— 161-153 Walnut Street ...... Thomas Sargent 3 4,476 3 4.000 L. J. Perkins, Town. Special 35c-50c Mary Daniels, New York at^te president, watched tbe American Legion twrdment at Canton and Haicbow, Robert McNeU properties offered In tha ChaOey FOOD SA L E Are In Order For Sleeping Comfort Ehideavour 1, now owned by Fred parade up Fifth avenue In New York with mixed feelings. Their excite causing widespread damage. 13—146 Walnut Street ...... Mildred Metcalf 3 2,779 3 3,400 Myles Brunlng, Hartford. Brothers residential auctlra sola aa m RAUrS BASEBIENT ABEL'S Business Men’s erick Slgrist, left Newport, R. L ment over the spectacle was tempered by the remembrances of their Gnaranteed Bleetrical aad Nanking, eaimarked by the Jap 13— 160 Walnut Street ...... Carl Custer 3 2,922 3 3,600 John Hurley, Town. TOMORROW MORNOrO Sunday, Sept. 13, under tow of the boys who did not come back from "over there." It started today on tbe Wast'Blds^ 'IT:-'*!? Mechanical Auto Kepairtag anese for destruction aa tbe seat 14— 199 High S t r e e t ...... Matthew Morisrty 3 3,613 3 2,950 George Gr^adlo Olvesi' bp Lunch motor yacht Viva n. Three days Including single family, duplex aad Bear Uoopei Htreet of Chinese resistance, was not raid 19— 155 High Street ...... EtpU Johnson 3 3.671 3 2,600 WllUam O'Shea, Putnam AaMsteaa isg isw AnOfawp. ta later Viva limped back Into port and ed this morning, however, as tbe 3 3,500 Ella L p Pain, 838 Center SL three and four family bouses. Bar* CotabUiilNid 1931 SHERIDAN HOTEL reported her tow line to the racing 16— 149 High Street ...... Grace Meintee 3 2.330 Japanese were apparently Impress 17— 144 High Street ...... John McCann 3 2.947 3 3,650 Herman Behrend, 43 High SL •ral of the salea were mode to n il* Gordon or sloop had parted In a gale of hurri ed by the seriousness of American, REGISTERED OPTHTAN cane force 300 miles out In the At 18— 146 High Street James Baker 3 2,841 3 2,500 J. L. Baker. 146 High St. dents In the property sold. British, French and German pro 3 3,500 Joseph Canade. ISO High SL PRESCRIPTIONS FII.LKU lantic. 19— 150 High Street ...... Joseph Canade 3 3.173 At .three o’clock this aftenloca We have a selertlao at Itaa aaw- Gotbnm Gold Stripe _ BIGGER ARMY, NAVY tests ngnlnat unrestricted bombard 30—156 High Street ...... Earl Kennedy 3 2,870 3 3,900 Mrs. Signs Custer. 180 Walnut SL Captain Wallace Grint, master of sat sipla franwa. ment of tbe civilian population. 21—9-11 NorUs Fairfield Street ... ’Thomas Kerr 3 4,086 3 3,700 Moriarty Bros. the largest 'purchaser of property the Viva, reported the wind had Doem Weather aa Influence NOTICE Ringless reached a velocity of befter tban Herbert Kerr from this town • was Moriarty 8ome obeervers, on the other 32—3 North Fairfield Street ...... Paul Wupperfleld 3 4,336 3 3,900 Anthony V. Loundry, E. Hartford of Oheaep Bros.' OompUnMataf^^dJaitiBeata. 100 mUes an hour. Hand, believed that Nanking’s mo Brothers, gasoline station proprta- 23— 105 West Street ...... 6-car 6-car garage' 3 478 3 875 W. E. Clarke, Bast Hartford CORK Sheer Cbiffon '*rhe seas were too heavy for tbe DEMANDED BY VETS; mentary safety from attack was tors. Eleven separate propertlas an Th.JW.HAL4 CleRT 24— 86 Fairfield and Ralph Kurts 3 5.694 3 4,700 Alfred Blatter, 33 Lynem SL Bop Oa tiM Bodgrt Plaa Endeavour to make any headway". Aoction Properties M a n c h i s t i r Co h n - due to the prevailing bad weather 122 West Streets ...... W alter Blatter North Fairfield streeL Cooper Hill AT JAFKieni Captain Grint said, "and we didn't and poor vlalbillty and both gov ..W illia m C!ariaon 3 4.851 3 3,600 Gustave W. Carlson, 38 West SL and Fairfield street )>ad bean bid la geuMS Tanr Investment With NO^XTKA^IVIAMB eee her iffter the towline parted be ernment and people prepared for cause of the thick weather. We an eventual onslaught wbich would Robert Cotton by Matthew Moriarty, acting for SOUND FIRE DTSIJRANCB Oomplete Llae of didn't hear her radio which appar RAPS ALIEN GROUPS 26—80-82 Fairfield Street . ..F r a n k Irwrin 3 5.341 3 3,700 Erie A. Eochs, 69 Pratt SL< his brother Maurice and himself, la* make the fifteenth successive air Haaillteo • Waltham • Grnea FOOD SPECIALS HOSIERY ently was out of commlasion.” John Addy H artford eluded In the sale to Morlatty 25% W ool raid on the capitsd since hostilities Elglo^adBulovaHteteliea 3 3,950 Mrs. H. Doerlng, 6 West SL Feared tto W ont began. 37_70-72 Fairfield Street . .. Victor Duke 3 5,406 Brothers wars two fou^famlly tana- Benjamin Cheney For Thursday Shoppers A t Hale*s There were fears that Endeavour Frank Tiffany menta on tha west end at Ooapat PAURABD Reversible OLD MISTER NOAH Warplanes which iresterda:' bomb 3 3,800 Oomplete Unes of Protection Three or four- might have foundered because of Hnal Session of Convention ed Canton, C!hlna’s metropolis 600 38— 64 Fairfield and Eleanor Crowley 3 5,415 Mn. Herbert SergeanL Glouces Hin street for a total at $10,900, •' ELEOTRIO RAZORS the weight of 10 fathoms of nine- .. Kester Pierce ter, Maas. TsL 8018 178 East Center St No Brnsb, No Lather, No Blades S elf Serve and Health Ma rket thread cbiffon In the HAD A SOFT JOB miles southwest of here, five times, 0 MIddlefield Street .. Other Local Bayers new Fall shades. Cpr. inch hawser that remained attached killing an estimated 800 civilians, 38—54 Fairfield and Hoadley Wllles 3 6.777 3 3.700 William O’Sbay, Putnam Other Manchester purchasers to her bow after the accident. Held; Resointion Urges He Didn’t Have To Serve Boiled returned to the attack In the early g MIddlefield Streets .. ,.F . P. Averill day of projhrty ra Fairfield stradt Green Stamps Given With Caah Sales. 85 Endeavour I. commanded by the Two-Tone BLANKETS morning. SO—8 Mldd.efield Street ... . . 6 -car garage 3 456 3 B7S John A. WImmer, Glastrabury caarenee Andersan, ArtMff veteran Captain Ned Heard, carried Egrgrs and Season Food With Bale’s qaaBty Red Bag Not only a practical blanket but good look- Protection of Property in At 4 a. m. tbe heavy drone of 31—46-48 Fairfield Street ...... RobertR obert Lewis 3 5,134 3 3,600 Moriarty Broa. Knofla, JuUua Fradln, Samuel KaMk a crew o f 19. Onions for His Birds, Beasts warplanes signalled a short bomb George Janes Ing in two-tone shades with matching binding. m S r O Urn Coast Guard carried out an Thomaa Haddock and Mrs. Amy B. ing and at 6 a. m. nine bombers car 33—161 Cooper HIU O u l Hague * 3 8,850 3 3,400 John A. WImmer, Glastonbury These were bought last February, at the sea- ^ Intensive search f6r the missing Chrison, a former Manchester tr«^ From now oe we win receive son's lowest price—If bought today we would tlr SU ED E AQ the Labor Disputes. Washington, SepL 38.—(AP) ried out the moet spectacular raid ,.D . DlBatUaU MM, now residing In Hartford. C O F F E E lb. 1 9 ^ 2 lbs- 3 7 c sloop but abandoned It several dajrs —^T)ie National Geographic So yet made ra Canton. In flights of .■.Stewart Taggart 3 6,797 3 4,000 Moriarty Bros. shlpmento ef Opotera every have to get at least 34-50 for these. Warm, ago. Coach Guard officials were Another purchaser ot proper^ on other dap . . . you can depend woolly blankets In two-tone colors in rose and g ciety's modem Noah—Dr. W, three, the equsdron dropped ovei John HamlU Fairfield street tiras John A Armour’ s convinced either the yacht had M. Mann—wlU dock In New tbe city and In tha face of a sear Robert Smith on Plnehurst for Freeh Stewing green, rose and blue, rose and gold, green and foimdered or was making Ita way New Tork, SepL 33.—(AP)—The mar of Olaatrabury who York Saturday with a cargo of Ing lira from anti-aircraft batterlas 84—160 Cooper Hill and WllUam Fraser 8 B ,m 3 8,700 Loula Bayer, 41 Purnell Place Oysters- or Frying Oysteni every day la peach, green and orchid, orchid and peach. GLOVES safely acroM the Atlantic. American Legion today reaffirmed thraa lioaaas no that strssL Special! 3,000 beasts and Mrda frona loosed their proJeetUea and flew 80 Fairfield BtrsaU ...... Patrick McOann the week. Endeavour I was taken to the Its opposition to all Fascist and salsa srera mads to New Britain, PORK and BEANS can tropical AMa. awmy unscathed'.' (Where address docs not name town purchaser Is of Manchsster.), A British Suede of United Statese by T. O. M. Sopwlth, Communist enemies of tbe Ameri Degflghta FiulUete Stafford Springs, Bast Hartford and Ludy SlgrUt’s business partner, ae a poa- "Tbs siqMdltlra stafiL’* said a Hartford buyers In that block. Butter Fish Becker kas Just started picklag 1 Pound and 3-Onnoe Csn Blue Star fine quality in popular can constitutional system of gov society annoimcemenL "has re Chinese defense planes rose In (U sstlns am Page Bigfet) a new crop of benutlfol, ollky, Dupbne ernment, recommended a biggur ported from Ita floating Zoo the esrly morning sir to givs bat' Single family houses are being In traducing— ienjfth. Slip-on style. (Contlaaed oe Page Pwe) Army and Navy, and urged the ne bid In briskly. They are brlngtag In Mackerel otrlagleoo. Bat Colors: Black, Brown, that bringing them back alive tie and thousands gaped In tbe MOLASSES 25c cessity of protecting personal and requires more erork than cap streets at the thiillTng dogfights mnay eases abort tbs aaseosed H addo^ Filets GREEN BEANS Chaudron. property righU In all Industrial dls- turing them." oveihead. There were no reports valuation while other bouaw putes between capital and labor. Filet of Sole 10c q t Savol Particularly perplexing paa- of any casualties on either side. brought as low as 60 per cent of the LEADERS GATHER The 1,339 delegates, apparently sengera are: Shells from tbe Japanese fleet off PROPOSE MANY CHANGES BRIHSHDRAW town's valuation. PAINT BOX FABRICS recovered from the fatigue of Tues Salmon Medlimi, White l%a Sumatran bornblll, who Halchow, tbe Klangsu province port The sale will continue throughout day’s long march in Fifth avenue, 300 miles north ot here, struck the the afternoon cloalng lata today with CAULIFLOWER B leaching W ater gal. Desiinied By American School pr. won't eat unless you throw Fresh Halibut $ 1.95 FOR G .O .P . PARLEY met in the Metropolitan Opera his food at him. term inal ot the Liingbal railway, HOPEFROMNEW the sale ot lot 100, as apeciflad In (OonlMiU only.) * Children for American House under the chairmanship of tha trunk road that runs from Scallopfl Averagre 24c each Tha Astatic alligator, who IN HOME FOR CHILDREN tha aalao schedule. Other parcels Children |C yard Harry W. Oolmery, National com Halchow acroas Central China. are listed for sale tomorrow aad Sunbrito spurns his victuaU unless they Gams Now la—Deo Motaes Sqoaoh, S mander. are dangled before him. The work yards of tbe newly HAIIMMOVE Saturday. fo r ISe. By unanlmotia vote they adopted modernized port were badly damag Sals Begins Blue Hubbeird Squash, So lb., and Cleverly designed prints and broadcloths for children's dresses To Consider Idea of Staging The monkeys, who'll sulk un ed. Tbe Shanghai office of the Cod-Pollock the report of the Americanism com less the chef seasons every Legislative Board FQes Long AMERK^ AWAITS Ficah Cranberrlea. CLEANSER 2 can, aprons, smocks, and for bedroom and bathroom drapes. All 36” wide, HANKIES— mittee, condemning and opposing Netherlands Harbor Works report Tbs sale began at 10:88 a. m. fol and fast color. A few ^ the patterns are: thing with onions. ed that cranes and a warehouse had lowing a complete outline of the for showing or blowing. Dainty band embroidered sheer "all alien organizations which in Ths latest food bulletin from Believe Parley With Delbos sale conditions by the auctlonssc In Calo linen handkerchiefs In white and street shades In the new Between Campaign Con our country promote loyalty to been demolished. Report As R ^ t of Its Extra largo McIntosh apples • "G R E A T S C & T T '^ A Scotty Dog Pattern. sport slM. the ship, the Silveraah, says The Slno-Japaneae war ceased on JAPANESE REPLY charge. Hs stated that to atham some other government or system,” the Birds of Paradise demand out rumors that had gained conala. for eating er baking, 3 Ibc. 3Se. • "DON'T BE LATE”—A Girl Going To School, vention; Opinions Differ. and requesting that Congress "In all fronts today as far as the Jap Points to Wiffingness to D O G F O O D 3 cans 2 3 c —of nil things—boded eggs anese were cracerned—but It was Probe of Windham Coun arable clrculatkm that there were Large hand picked Fall Pippins vestigate and make public Its find- no laoaes ra any at the ssparata A pples- for cooking, 4 lbs. 35c. a "WAY DOWN DEEP"—A Fish Pattern. And some any Noah had a only for ten minutes. At dawn tbs mgs on organisations m the United OsUfornla tough tlma! quarter of a million Japanese sol Phy Along WA France, propertlas to ba sold, aU back taxes • "RIO GRANDE"—A Cowboy Pattern. 3 f*” * 5 0 c Washington, 8ept. 33—(AP) — States which are milltantly serving ty Institntion; Tbe Plans. U. S. Sends Sharp Note of hod been paid aad no mortgages Germany, Italy, Russia, Spam or diers ra the North China and New Item . . . Fresh Figs, 30e doz. Republican leaders considered for Shanghai fronts paused to pay ou'tSteadlng. BAKERY • "SHIP AHOY"—A NauUcal Pattern. mally today .for the first time the any other alien power or system.". Tbs soctlaneer ststed thst ths Nice Blue Concord Grapes, 3 Ibo. IBe. O R A N G E S doz. 2 3 c The report also urged legislation homage to the emperor aa ths des Protest to Tokyo About Britam As to Spain. HOME MADE ITEMS: Impetus their party's drive^ for cendant of the SUB goddess. Putnam, SepL 33.—(AP)—A leg schedule ss printed In tbe catalog The Meat Department suggeeto to punish American clUxens who DENHARDT COUNSEL of the Samuel T. Freeman aad Com Large Link Sansage, 4tc lb; 8enteh power might gain from a between' It was the Japanese autumnal islative board urged today many Blitter Semo, 6 for 15e. . 42” Fine QuRlity Pussywillow Dot BEAUTY AIDS campaigns convention. sdvodate tbe overthrow of our gov pany, Boeton, la charge ef the saleu Ham, Vi R. tSc; Dried Beef, Vi fastlval In hoaor of the emperoria changes In the administration of Bombing Chinese Cities. London, Sept tt.-(A P )—British TOKAY GRAPES lb. 8uch a meeting, suggested montha ernment by force, fraud or violence, U-pcrlal ancestors, one of tbe moet would be followed carefully aad Baoptierry Tarts, 18a. 18c; BinTa Eye Pork Chops, 49c Si., (Drag Department) ago by John Hamilton, Republiean and the deportation of all aliens observera entertained b<^ today that no houses or other properties or freshly chopped Ground Beef, SSe ALSO THREATENED sacred of Japanese rituals. While ths Windham county temporary Ooooaant Dote or Bntter- Large Florida national chairman, and more re who advocate such tactics. that Premier Mussolini, as a result listed for sals today would be cold lb. COTY DEB LIPSTICK...... 50c the rain came down In abeeU, the home for children, under Inveatlga- Washington, SepL S3.—(AP) — aooteii Oookiea, ISe pkg. cently propoeed by former Presl- Defense of Bights Boldien ra all fronts dropped their of Franeo-Italten eonferenoaa now tomorrow or on any other day but Crahapples, $1.10 basket. Ruffled SEVENTEEN LIPSTICK (Indelibfe) ...... $1.00 deot Hoover, dominates at tbe mo In a resolution, termed "defense tlra sines last April when tha su- The United States and other lead the day acheduled for tbe aale. Ha Hard Rolls. arms aad turned their faces rever Small Pickling Oalone. perlntsadent and matron were ar going ra at Geneva, would play Frankfort Roll*. GRAPEFRUIT 2 1" 2 1 c COTY’S AIR SPUN FACE POWDER ...... $1.00 ment plans offered for rebuilding of American rights,” the Legion ently toward tbe Imperial palaca In ing signatories, employing as a along with the Anglo-French lineup aatd Umt tha company had conduct Wild JeHy Grapes, 7Se basket. tbe party before the 1938 Congres- voted to reaffirm its belief m the Receives Three Letters Tell- ed 188 euch Mlea aad had full aad YARDLEY’S FACE POWDER^...... $1.10 Tokyo and renewed their allegiance rested upon complaint of two gLI medium the nine-power treaty in the complicated European dlplo- M clntoah akmal elections defense of "certain basic American to the sovereign. inmates who fled the Institution. complete kncwledge of how to ar- GEMAY FACE POWDER, New S iz e ...... $1.00 It was down aa the principal guaranteeing China’s territorial In matie situation. Unusual Impor renge all mature for a euOceaafttl Curtains rights and institutions, mcludlng ing ffim Not to Ajipear in Again Bomb Footoag Chief among ths suggestions tance was said to ba attached to $1.00 QUELQUE*S FLEUR TALCUM ...... ,59c topic of discussion at today's Re tegrity, have begun exchanging In' sale. particularly personal liberty, pri Then they resumed their grim were a revised bookkeeping system, the conferences between Freneb JONCAIRE BULK PERFUMES...... dram 25c publican ixecuUve committee meet vate property, religious freedom, formation on their activities with 19 Per Cent Down A p p l e i I6 qt.bskt. 6 S ^ 9 - •Ja-i s . is k i buaineea of fighting, this being tbe stricter supervision of diet for the respect to the SIno-Japanese con Foreign Minister Yvon Delbos and but final action at this time borne and family, contract rights Trial Conrt Tomorrow. 78Ui day of Japan's undeclared war Inmates and new rules governing The simple plan of conducting tha w as not In prospect. flict. the Italian representative at Gene Plnehurst Grocery, Inc. and obligations" and tbe enforce va, Bova Scoppa, who already have sale was fdlowed from tbe first sale V
B. and tha Amerhsaa Gaga Design through the building and growth of ter churches, with Mrs. Edward A. Committee. HU talk will be Ulue- Smith of Hebron, Mrs. Robert E. VANDALS TEAR DOWN . REALTORS DISCUSS the present Y. The other members NEW NAME LEADS MANCHESHR SALESMAN HOLYOKE COLLEGE trated by modern gaging oqtdpmtat Ttvins^ Lives Snuffed Out { T. M. C l CAMPAIGN of the Board, 27 in all, local busi Foote of OUead, Henry Blakeelee of INDEPENDENTS TRY SONOFILDUCE and by aterlopUean with up-to-mln- Marlborough, and Dr. A. I t. Steb- JAP BOMBERS BRITAIN PONDERS WAY ness and professional -men will ably AUCTION BHIBOARDS ute ^>^tograpba ahowlng gaga ap" blne of Colchester. NOW AT WISE, SMITirS Under Wheels of Auto assist Mr. Bentley and Ur. Ander HAS NEW PRESIDENT pUeatkma in front rank factories. OTY DWELUNGS»• ^ BEGINS ON O a . 5 son In their efforts to make this TOWN DIREaORY Liewia W. Phelps, tbs Rev. Harold TO s e t h e s n u K E ARRIVES IN U .S . The offlcera o t Hartford.chapter drtve so successful that needed pro R. Keen, Mra. T. D. Martin, Allan KILL REFUGEES TO JT O P CHINESE W AR Ninnber of Chenoy Sale Notices wish to airtead a cordial tarritatlaB gram Improvements can be obtain L. Carr and Char lee C. Sellers were LesUe Robinson, a well-known Are Damaged Last Night; to an mechanical execuUves, engi C bU lns^^ Sept. SB.— (A P )—«Ir.«taiimtaa Um tragedy ««■ ed. made a committee to take charge 'resident of Manchester, is now af- Police Are Notified. neers, designers and any men In Speaker at Hartford Parley and Mrs. T^nl^q Smith made funeral eurred. The "Y " earns 60 percent of its Soimner Street Resident Is of details Ur connection with the Track Operators Meet In fl'lated with the men's clothing de BY m R E D S Dr. R. G. Hun of Be terested In tooling or gage prob Barham and Robert (typarntty ftoBat Bentky to-Be in work of reatqmtloj of St. Peter*e partment of Wise Smith's In Hart On Way to Hollywood He arrangements today for their two- were playing does 'togetber In tM -• a yearly expenses, from membership, Ffams As a Last Resort to l National Guard The police were notified late last lems to attend Its meetings. Its din ud-a-half-yearold twin chUdren .bowimg and other activities. How Epiecopal chfirch, at the pariah ford. Mr. Robinson wishes to ex. (Oonttnoed from Page One) Declares Conditions Are driveway os Nikstad, wlUioat start* tend a personal Invitation to hla comes T m t Male Head night that all of the large signs ad ners or both. The meetings are held ^ .O ia rg e ; Workers to Meet ever, the membership fee asked la First Person Listed; John meeting held ■ Monday evening. Hartford in Attempt to vertising an auction of Cheney Barbara and Robert, whoae Uvea tng the motor, let tha oar roll hadt* Other minor matter! were dlecuas- many friends in Manchester, to Dodges Reporters; b — N ew s — on the lost Monday o f tha month at ward down a sUght giada. so reasonable, and other community against China which has thus far hvoke WashingtoD Pact houses storting on the west side to the Auditorium on Pearl atroet. were nutted out under the wheels cd. Another meeting wtH have to resulted la a virtual stalemate. Cbanfing Very Rapidly. The car 'wheels pesesil over the services rendered without eharfb, sons Most NmneronSi Break up the Deadlock. Br DANXT 8HBA of Women’s Institution. day, located on High street, Owper Further details may bo obtained q( a heavy sedan. ;f«to Get hstrudions. that It Is necessary to solicit the be called at a later date. Breaking their period of inac Guarded by Pofice. street, part of Oxiper HUl street neck of ooe of the Infants and ovqr The Hebron Young People's Guaranteeing China’s Ter Hlys BuddiM! through the Secretary, Frederic The accident occurred In the the other's head. Both wars dead Iw** * ' ‘ _ _ _ _ remaining 40 percent from Inttrest- tivity la the Pootung industrial t o n ig h t your eorrespoadent has and West street had been torn Woodcock. 52 ImUy street, Hart driveway of the .Smith home yester Group will meet at the Congrega area directly aqrosa the Wliangpoo down. When the report bad been Hartford. Sept 23.—(AP)'— when Nikstad ran to tbem. ed friends. picked up a few scoops around the South Hadley, Mass., Sept 23.— ford. . - . day when the ebUdren's uzude, Clin Sergeant PettengUl said Mlhslad %£nte flMficla] campaign of the This summer the entire outside of The. new Usnchester town direc tional Chapel Friday evening. All Hartford, SepL 23.—(A P )—Oper river from the International Set New York, Sept. ( A P ) - ^ c - Investigated by Policeman Joseph James C. Downs, Jr., of Chicago, membera are aeked to be present 33— ritorial Rights in FuD. personnu and ao I did my beat to (A P )—Dr. Roswell Gray Ham of ton Nikstad, backed the car over Was Being bdd under $1jM)0 V ^ cbM ter T. M. C. A. annually the building has been repainted, and tory for 1937 is.being distributed to ators of the smaller. Independent tlement, two Japanese bombers eeasfuUy thwarting prevlotuly an get them in before this paper w «tt Prentice, Sergeant HcGlinn called m,, toM New England raaltom to them oa he prepared to clear a ■I to vote upon incoming members. trucking companies today made, an made a determine stack, appar Yale became the first male presi Herman HUl of Oieney Brothers’ pending a coroner's haailBff ao M d at fbla time for funds to main* a large new sign “Y. M. C. A. of the various business places In town. nounced plans for a (Communist to press. day that the form of American ur space In the drtve for a truck. double deaths. Manchester" has been painted on The Rev. Howard C. Champe, of effort toward settling the 16-days ently again seeking the Chinese ar- anti-Fasclat demonstration. Vittorio W to'la the member of the Oom- dent a t Mount Holyoke college to rent department and Informed him CURB QUOTATIONS the building, leadership and For the first time In many years the Goneva, Sept S3.— (A P)—Great ban elviUsatloo la , being rapidly Sergeant Roy B. Pettengill of The twins erera famlHar the east gable, above the gymnasium Lebanon, a former pastor here, ac truck strike. tUlery emplaced there. Mussolini, 30-year-old youngest son panr wbo goes to see his glri friend day without a murmur to recall the of the condition. Mr. HUl said he program for the current season, leading name In the book la not companied hla sister. Miss Mary E. About a score of these operators, From Ntngx-o, 1()0 mUea south of Britain was understood (bday to bo bitter alumnae controversy over would notify the oiglneerlog de the state poUce said Nikstad told In OolUnavlUe and reatdenta o t door, easily read by those passing Qertrude M. Abbey of 90 Charter of the Italian premier, was virtual every night • and doesn't know By ASSOCIATED PRESS changed by "a revolution of social him be had warned the chUdren neighborhood were deeply V(H start on Tuesday evening. Octo Champe, back to her home In Indi some of whom drive their owm here In Cfiielclang province, 115 ly spirited ashore under heavy po planning to Invoke the WasMngton enough to leave until her father his appointment partment at omce and try to have the building. The gymnasium and Oak street, that pcMition for tbla Ark Nat Gas ...... '. e a e e e a 5 and oeonomle trends.” away from the mpot only fifteen by the accident. ber S, with a meeting of captains ana this week. They made the trip trucks, met this afternoon at Hotel American war refugees started for lice guard, upon hla arrival from comas down and winds up the huge Induction of the 46-year-old Eng new'slgns replaced In Uim for tha bowling alleys have bad their an year falling to Oscar Abatte, em pact guaranteeing China’s territori Assd Gas and El A .... e e e e e a'. 3 Speaking before 300 delegates to and workers. by airplane, leaving from the Rent- Bond to consider what could be Shanghai aboard the Britlah steam Italy today. clock at 11:80 p. m. aa a bint. lish professor In Oiapln auditorium auction this morning. nual treatment. Several rooms have al integrity aa a last r ^ r t to bring Am Sup Pow ...... e a e e a Ml IH Thomas Bentley, principal of the ployed as a printer in East Hart schler Field, Hartford, Tuesday done about the deadlock. er' Hsii^klng, escorted by the Private Foggina was very wen a re^onal convention of the Nation Young Mussolini, enroub J(sn^ to on international donfer- marked the beginning of the col Can Marconi ...... ;... a e a e e a ' 14 JKlUster and Robertson schools, been painted, draperies and cur ford, a resident of 109 Bummer afternoon. Miss CfiUmpe, who Is a United State destroyer Stewart. at Association a t Real Estate Sandford o t New Toth and Chariae Omp. la a auholdlaxy o t 9 ttm m OK< A preHminary meeting was held Hollywood to learn the motion ^ to stop the Slno-Japanese wan occupied when we spotted him In lege's lOlet year. The program call Cent States El ...... e e a e e tf 1 chairman of the drive will be as- tains cleaned, and everything is in street. The last name in the book partial invalid, felt unequal to Among the Americans, mostly back of the ferrls wheel at the Boaido, the editor-in-chief of the 8. Wanleas of Springfield, III with offlcea at Portland, lCa« Wednesday night. The independ thro buslnesa, was taken from ' oeh a move would have the ad- ed for Alva Morrison of Boston, Cite Serv ...... • a • a • tf 8 4 readiness to Start the season, tha is Susan Zwlck, a warper in ^ en ey making the trip by train. She has. misaionaries from Mokanshan, carnival in East Hartford this TOOL ENGINEERS HOLD Journal of Real Estate Management Last night the delegatee .. heard manufacturer of fibre pulp and pn* sUtcd by R. R. Anderson, who has enta", as the larger companlea. It ap Italian liner Rex at Quarantld onal advantage of bringing the president of the board of trusteea, Cite Serv., pf.d ...... e e e e e a 31 served as chairman for several whole plant presenting an attrac Brothers, living at 74 Garden street spent the past summer with her Hangchow and other summer re week. He had another boy with outlined changes in the pattern of Willard B. Rogers, Hartford hotel per products. peared. were reluctant to accept put aboard a spacial cutter, anS ited States Into full co-operation to present keys, seal and the college En Bond and Share .... a a a a e a: 184 tive appearance. The Johnsons again top all other brother and' sister-in-law In Leba treats, are fifty women and 67 him too. And the Company bus or urban clviHiatlon which affect real executive, urge the development of y w B . Ur. Bentley la one of the the strikers' demand for a closed hurried to on unheralded pier. on measures to lialt the Far 14at- charter to Dr. Ham before his In Niog Hud Pow ...... e e e # e tf 11 David Hamilton continues as gen names in numerical strength with ChUdren. They wUl determine af I Jitney was also seen standing on FALL MEETING MONDAY estate valuea and use. New England oa a recreational Grom levaiium o t Tiewer members of the Board of Di non. Mr. Champe wlU return In shop. Two police boats went out with em oonfllct—a step considered augural address. Penn Road ...... a a a • a 61 SH eral secretary, and Miss Marlon 189 of that name Hated this print ter their arrival here whether to tn the Carnival lot He concluded that at the present area. astern Pipe Line Oo. for the U rectors, and was first attracted to time for his Sunday services. This Issue has blocked all at the special cutter and escorted It In oentlal If'the peace efforta are Dr. Ham's selection a year ago Unit Gas ...... a a a a a tf 8 4 months ended August U Tinker will start her second year in ing. The Andrraons are in second stay In CHilna or book passage for ' Private Demeusey Isn’t sure time raaltora must tern to mi Rogers, a mem)>er of the aU New tlM locU T. U. C. A. work by ex Miss Stanlla Johnson, daughter tempts at settlement since the and at the pier were an extra detail meet with success. ’ last June to succeed Miss Mazy E. American Society Dinner and Unit Lt and Pow A . . . a a a a a •• 4 4 $8,963,165, against $4,683,118; In Ik* charge of women's activities. . ICarl place with 138. The Smiths, which the United States. whether be can shout as weU aa be maritete, aoserUng that 80 per cent Ehigland recreatloiud devel(^ment periencing the results of Its charac of Mr. and Mrs. N. C. .Johnson of strike was called Sept. 7 by Local of 50 policemen. (Seneva. circles considered that Woolley, retiring after serving since UtU Pow and L t ...... e e a e e tf Yost will be' In charge of the boys In many places top the list In dlrec' can throw the rifle around or not. Meeting to Be Held in Hart a t American urban famlUea have preceding 13 months, tt wan am* ter building program among his this place, was operated on for ap- 671 of the Truck Drivers' Union. New U. S. Protests Meanwhile crowds of Italians and japan, while Ignoring League of 1900, raised a storm of protest from oommittee of the New Ehigland nounced. older grade school boys. Ur. Ander room, and Stewart Kennedy is to torlea and telephone books are a The effort of Independent truck- Low-l Tlng clouds blanketed Nank other well-wishers gathered at the Anyway, you wouldn’t want to see feminist alumnae wbo Insisted M t ford m xt Week. HITCH-HIKINO GIRLS tnoomea o t $2,500 or less. OouneU, mid a “very definite com pendlcitln at the New Britain hos 3 Nations inltiattves, would scarcely the answer he gave me In print. son's interest dates back to the days return as desk secretary. The direc poor third In Manchester with 101 era began with the Suburban BHc- ing today, making high altitude Rex's regular pier; twenty blocks Holyoke should remain' under a "It la this market the realtor putation” of the, oommittee /hsui and the Joneses, also top-ranking pital Monday. Mlsa Johnson is In refuse a nine-power consultation Who was the member of our non- The Hartford chapter of the a t the Community club, following tors are preparing a full and attrac training as a nurse at the hospital. preas Association, 67 Spruce street flying Impossible and Implementing away, were disappointed as tha under the treaty she signed In woman’s control. Greenwich, Sept. 23.— (A P)—Ser must reach tf any large ^ l e hous placed New Btegland’s Income from W N E S T tirr tive program to begin on October elsewhere, are forced to stand by the four power protests against liner pulled In, more than an hour commlasloned staff wbo bad tha de American Society of Tool Engineers geant David Robbliu said today ing program la to result,'* the <3>1- her recreatioiial osaete last year at Her case is ■'onsldered a critical one 8. H.. Carlson, member of the ex Washington In 1922 with (Jbina, the sire to buy a new WyUls and bad Chairman Morrison answered 1, on which date the building will this year and see the Browne, with ecutive board, said the association Japanese bomb stacks. American after Its star passenger had been their arguments with the statement wUl open the new season with Greenwich police were holding two cagoan oald. a half biUlon doUara. 63 entrlee, completely overshadow and may have to be followed up by United States. Great Britain, hla mind changed when a gas sta Winflold, Kao.—POUee Judge be open from 3 to 10:30 p..m. another operation. Mr. and Mrs. wished to learn whether a small and British protests were deUvered swallowed up In Manhattan traffic. France, Italy, the Netherlands, Por the college, as a pioneering Insti dinner and meeting on Monday eve girU identifying thetpselves os Mrs. 'Low Interest rates and long "In making play pay,” he assert Oiarles M. Swarta lined Mrs. Mehle their 81 candidatei. * If disappointing to any antl- tion atendant told him to try out a ning. September 27. The dinner will amortisation seem to be the only Johnson went to see her Monday. group of the drivers' union was Leslie Robinson before the series o f Japanese raids tugal and Belgium. Ford Instead. He didn't buy the tution, has always been ready to Geraldine Murphy, 15. and Thelma ed, ' “we have so far only scratched ETrankenfeld $3 for overtime peik* Among the shortest names In the blocking negotiations. yesterday and afterwards the Fosclsts whq had planned protest be held at 6:30 at the City cfiib and Hatch, 14, both of Dorchester, avenue promising such a posslbtU- The Rev. Harold R. Keen attend Inspect the new faU clothing. He The signatories agreed to respect Wrllla. depart from tradition when such the aurface, either la Connecticut Ing. Mra. Frankenfeld la Bwarta’s directory are Willie Ong, the only ed a religious conference at the Ebccept for this move, strike con Unied States lodged new represen demonstrations, this secret landing course seemed required by existing the technical session wlU be at Mass., wbo were found hitch-hiking ty. or any other New ICngland state.' daughter and also wifa hla hem. Chinaman dated in this year's dl feels that this Hartford store has the sovereignty. Independence, and What ia the attraction for Private o t Choate School, Wfillingfbrd, this ditions today seemed virtuaUy un tations. Similar protests were made also was understood to have annoy the territorial and administrative dreumstances.’’ o'clock In the Hartford Gas Oom- on the Boston Post Road at 5 a. m. Hard to OQt Oeeta The con'venUon wlU be brought to City Manager W. J. FrankanMd. BRITISH RACING rectory, the Days, Days, Fayk; Qeca, style collection his friends will find ed Hal Roach, Hollywood producer Woodrow McCann In East Hartford week. changed. by France and (jermany. Integrity of CSilna. These things this week. It Is rumored that be From OaUfomia ptmy's Auditorium. George Webb, thU morning. •Ten years of research In build a ehsee tonight with a banquet at Judge Swarta pal4 tbs tarn. Orrs, Rays, Gaya and Elm. specifically keyed to their approval. United States "Ambassador Nel under whose wing Mussolini will chief engineer of Colt’s Patent Fire No charges have been placed, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pratt of Picketing Oonttnoed Mr. Robinson believes that because Cailna has charged before the has been there every qlght this A native of California; Dr. Ham ing methoda have given us few wblch Paul E. Stark, national pres, The longest names are Pietro son T. Johnson and bis staff return study and who went out to meet him Arms Mfg. Co., will act as technical against the girls, the sergeant said, YACHT LOCATED Stratford are spending a few days PirJcetlng was continued. The the "popular price" of Wise Smith's today. League of Nations Japan is violat was graduated from the University technical improvements which tdent of the aasoclatlon, wlU apeak. Giannantonlo of 3 Pearl street, this week visiting the latter's sis ed to the embassy, which they had of CaUfornla In 1914 with an A.B chairman. and they will be turned over to the Railway Express Agency once more clothing is not only within every DlMppoInts Reporters ing by an undeclared war ' ‘of og' May we extend our congratula promlsa such cutting of costs as to Benedetta Glovannlni of 147' Eld- ter, Mrs. Gertrude Hough and other evacuated In compliance with a tions to Second Lieutenant Charles degree and served as an English In The speaker of the evening Is to Social Service League pending the greatly widen the field for houeing SKIN I was unable to deliver much freight. man's reach, but is backed by qual Japanese warning that the safety The landing meant no shipboard gresolon.” CLEANFALSETEETN- ridge street, Antonina Janlazewskl, Hebron relatives. Treaty Provlsioas Bycbolskl of the Howitzer company structor at the universities of be Clinton V. Johnson, Gage Ehigl arrival here of Mrs. Murphy's moth' constructlOB and bring tha new Antoinette Horaschofaky, Adelle The State Labor Department con ity which has been kept at a high of foreigners could not be consid Interviews were to be had, and it OFFT^AZORES Electricity Is now being enjoyed tinued Its Informal efforta to bring standard by this store for genera Under the treaty the signatories on his recent marriage. Good luck, Washington and CMlfornla until the neer of the Pratt A 'Whitney Dlvl' er who has been notified of their do- buUding era need.” GET MD OF STAINS r WoJclechowekI, Helen Yiirgelavlcius ered. left news photographers ■with only Sion, Nilee .Bement Pond -Co., and WALL ST. BRIEFS by residents of the Hebron-Exeter both groupa together. tions, . that It Is doubly important poorly-exposed plates. The press agree whenever a situation arises lieutenant. beginning of the World War. ten tlon. Among ether apeakere at this (Oenttaned from Fsgs Oae) ' and Jeanetti bwistowaki. The embassy had been establish Although we understand that hU aubject, "Tool Engineer's Prob Sergeant Robblna said Mra. Mur New Easy Way—Ne I road. It was put through last Distribution of contracts for re to the man who invests money wise ed aboard the patrol boat Luzon In was aboard the regular cutter which “which In the opinion of any one of He served as a Marine Corps lieu -mornliig’a ssaalon o f the two-day Colors are represented by White, month. It is now being urged that them involves the application of the Pri'vate Jerry Lovett resides at tenant and captain, becoming In lems' In Gaging.’’ Mr. Johnson Is well phy told offlcera she was enroute to convention were Harry A. Taylor of Brown, Black, Gray, Green and Hue tail and wholesale house drivers in ly - the Yangtze river since Monday went out to meet the Rex but on New York, Sept 28.—S t Maurice A slble challenger for the America's the telephone line be extended reaching the ship they found young stipulations, "there shall be full Hotel Sheridan, rumors have It that 1920 an Instructor In Yale Graduate known throughout the industry as visit her father in Yonkers, N. Y, East Orange, N. J,, preeldant of the Power Corp. and Brown Corp. wUl Cup. After a series of trials, how and many famous names are repre Hartlord was sUll under way. night with only Second Secretary he has moved Into the East Side along this road. It is hoped that Union headquarters said answers J. Hall Paxton remaining In Nank Mussolini and big party Just pulling and frank communication” between School He became an assistant a foremost gage designer. Hla work asaoetation'a Institute of Reel Els build a $15,000,000 power plant at ever, Si^wlth pinned his hopes Ota sented In Morgans, Morrows, Hsm- this may materli.Itse In the near the contracting powers. Recreation building. profeosor In 1925, the same year he has taken him Into the greatest and Statistics show that cancer is far tate Management. Kenneth the St. Maurice river, near Latugue, Utons, Llndberg and others, 'nere were expected shortly, some of ing proper at his own request. away with Its police escort. bis new boat, Endeavour n , which future. The nine-power treaty is being Where was Private Heritage go received his doctorate In ElngUnh most progressive plants In the coun less prevalent in the Far Etest than Kayni of Miami. Fla,, Charlea H It was announced today. Brown are Rocks and Stones, Steele and them tonight. Johnson Re-eatsbllsbed II Duce's son stood at the rail and ing at daybreak Sunday morning? subsequently was beaten In four BOLTON GRANGE posed a Fascist salute for the considered as the best approach to literature, and In 1934 became an try. He U a member of the A. S. M. In American or European countries. successive races by Harold 8. Van Robb, Finn and Irteh.'. ProbabUity o t enlarging the The most impertant embassy flies We hear he was burning up the strike, should the contracts be re- cameramen, but the distance was tha problem because of the seeming associate professor. He assumed his derbilt's Ranger In the Cup races. Cain and Abel are represented as were brought back to their desks great, the light was poor, and both reluctance to do anything of the road. duties at South Hadley last July. On the way across, Ehideavour I l« the Adams family. 'There Is a Jected, was strong. by the staff members and although Well I guess I’ll leave you now Unconfirmed reports were that FAIR SATURDAY cutters rocked continuously. countries on the League Slno-Japa His first wife, the former Helen ran Into a gale and dropped her tow- THEIR and THEN—In fact, one Johnson did not announce his plans for awhile but Marion Coraellua of California, died line half-way across the ocean. She food shipments, so far permitted, Arriving with Mussolini were the nese advisory committee which ru be aeeln’ ya. can have an eveatful hour or so he seemed to have estabUsbed him Italian ambassador, Fulvlo S -.vlch have no Far Eastern Interests. in 1933 and three years later be finally reached Newport after three looking up unusual namea In this N. Y. Stocks might be halted next week If the self ashore. ^THE BEAUTY NOOK Presents and Roach. weeks alow nailing through head deadlock continued. Four Considerations married Mra. Hilda Sargent Gerard year's book. The bombproof uugout In the Newsmen got a second-hand In of New HaveiL He Is the father of winds and doldrums which followed Besides a closed shop, the union Event at Center Commmuty garde^ of the embassy was empty This feeling of helplessness that Reminding one of the noted radio Adam Exp ...... terview through Enso Flennonte, anything can be done at Geneva STATE OFnCES TO OPEN three sons, two by hie first mar the storm. team—there le a George Grade Air Reduc ...... is asking a 10 cents per hour In- today but was In readiness for In THE creese in wages and a longer run Italian boxer and husband of Mrs. arose from four considerations: riage. here this season. Royalty la. repre Alaska Jun ...... stant occupation In the event of a Madeline Force Astor Dick Fler- ning time to New York City. Hall to Be One of Best in Japanese raid. 1. BriUsb Foreign Secretary 3 6 1 -2 HOURS PER WEEK sented by Duke and Earle. Allegheny ...... : monte. New York socialite. Anthony Eden’s failure In his The directory le complied anJ Allied Chem ----- John J. Murphy, strike leader, to The tension In Nanking was Flermonte, who also arrived on TOUSLE HEAD day was said to be In New York on slightly relieved but the vigilance speech on jieace to the League As printed by the Price and Lee Com Am Can ...... Grange’s History. the Rex and wbo had been young sembly evsn (o lilnt at the possibil BOYS BREAK WINDOWS pany of New Haven, Conn. Am Home Prod . strike business. of the defenders was unrelaxed. The Hartford. Sept. 23.— (A P )—Gov. Muesolinl’s frequent companion, des. ity of successful International ac Wilbur L. Cross has decreed that PERA\ANENT Am Rad St S . .. capital's defenses — considered crlbed him as "a very mt^est, among the best In the world—were tion; the average employe In the classi IN PASSING TROLLEYS Am Smelt ...... Bolton Grange's fair, Saturdav polite, nice, and pleasant fellow.” Am Tel and Tel . still intact and no serious damage 2. Eden's return to London fied service of the state government One Week Only! afternoon and evening at the Bol "He’s a good boxer,” said Fler without waiting for the resurrected shall work a minimum of 864 HEBRON Am Tob B ...... has been suffered by any of the monte, disclosing the youth had Am Wat Wks . . . ton Center Community hall prom- military establishments. Mno-Japaneee advisory ' committee hours weekly instead of 35 hours, leea to be one of the heat In Its his traded punches wiU. him. to ludd Its first meeting; now prevalent. Lower Stone from Railroad Seventeen candidates were ad Anaconda ...... Local Stocks "He’s a good fencer too." added $ mitted as voters at the session held Armour. Ill ...... tory. Mrs. Maxwell Hutchinson, 3. The almost sure prospect that The new ruUng reads that all Trestle So That It HiU 3 -0 0 general chairman, and her aaslat- Enso, "and a fine dancer. He danc offices of departments, boards, com Saturday at the town clerk's office. Atchison ...... ed almost every evening— mostly Japan will Ignore the committee's Front End of th^ Car. 02^ This la only a small proportion of Furnished by F. B. Shaw. Inc. snts, Mra. Keeney Hutchinson, Mrs. work Just os It did when the body missions and offlcera of the state lo This permanent of carls and earls, Aviation Corp . .. t y p i s t ACCUSED with American girls.” cated In Hartford will be open for the namea appearing on the Hat of Baldwin CT ...... 868 Farmington Ave., Oscar Anderson, Miss Christina was first formed during the Man wee presented with great soooeM voters to be made. Folttlcal pref- . West Hartford Frederickson. Mrs. David Toomey churian war; business eight hours a day, five A pracUce that has been followed lest y e a r . Mothere have requested It Balt and Ohio . .. days a week and tb''ee hours on cnces were not made known. Bendix ...... WHUam B. Martin and Mist Jane Tedford, haya been 4. The merely secondary role by boys at the railroad bridge over again—ao we oblige wttb this one Local Bepresentative working with enthusiasm on the OF KILLING MAN DENHARDT COUNSEL the United States consented to play Saturday, eoroeptlng legal hiUldays Center strMt; resulted In a window wnrk special 'at the sanM price In Charles Fillmore, local contrac Beth Steel ...... recognised by the state as such. tor, has been given the contract for Beth StceJ, pfd .. Bid Asked plans. on the committee, sitting as a con' being broken In a trolley car at 8:80 epite of Increased cost of aoppliea. Capt. Nat. Bk. A Tr. . 32 36 In the afternoon at 2:30 Mias sultatlve member. "AU full Ume employes of the lost night According to Christopher flUIng In w-ork at the Wlllimantlc B< rden ...... t ALSO THREATENED state shall render service which. In cut-off. 'ilils will complete the Htfd. Conn. Trust . . . 68 73 Ethel Von Deck will present her Many observers believe full Anderson, an operator of one of the Can Pac ...... HUd. Nat. Bk. A Tr. . 31 33H the aggregate throughout the REMEMBER highway beyond tha new bridge Case (J. I.) ...... >4 vocal pupils in a pleasing program His Body Foond Near Her American collaboration Is an essen ears, a atone Is lowered over the Phoenix St. Bk. A Tr. 280 300 At 3:30 a softball game will be (Conttooed from Page One) year, will aversM 38 4 hours per bridge by a rope as a trolley car Our September Special of a 87.50 eraHi' over the WllUmantIc river. There Cerro De Pas . . . tial to any successful action and Inauranoe Stocks played between Tolland and Bolton week", the order specifes. approaches. The stone hit one of Fermanent Wave for $5.00 Is being are 152,000 yards to be filled in, the Chet and Ohio . .. that It ia futile for the advisory 'Hours of work may be regulated Chrysler ' ...... Aetna Casualty ...... 84 H 86 H Granges, under arrangements made Home; TeUs Police They opposed Denhardt being released on committee to proceed without It. the windows in the front of the trol offered for the faebuioe of the month. largest "fill" Job of the year. Aetna Fire ...... 44 H 46^ by the department head on the A .cow owned by John N. Hewitt Coca Cola ...... by Ray Ojcconl, manager of Bolton 325,000 ball before hiS~ first trial on Oonvocatlon of the signatories of ley car and scattered the glass aU Aetna Ufe ...... 26 ^ 28 charges of murdering his fiancee, basis of the average Indicated around him. was discovered drowned Saturday Col Carbon ...... Grange’s softball team. the 1922 Washington treaty would above” , the order continues, "with a Open Tues. and Thun. Evenings Largest Selection Col Gas and El .. Automobile ...... 28 ^ 304 A Saturday night country supper Had Quarreled. comely. 40-year-old Verna Garr automatically bring the United *^e practice, he said, has been In Salrron river or creek, which Conn. General ...... 304 324 Taylor. view, so far as practlcsble, to keep going on for some time and win flows through Mr. Hewitt's pasture. Coml Inv Tr .... of baked beans, salad, scalloped States Into equal co-operation un' Hartford Fire ...... 69 71 The Jury at the aoldler-politiclan’a ing all offices open for business dows In other cars have been MARY ELIZABETH’S of Radios In Manchester. The cow had evidently essayed to ComI Solv ...... com, pickles, rolls, pie. cheese and der the pacL The British Idea, the with the public either from 8:30 a. Cons Edison ...... Hartford Steam Boiler 60 64 coffee will be served by the ladles first trial disagreed. Denhardt was broken. cross the stream, and had either National F ir e ...... 60 62 New Tor)i, Sept. 28.— (AP) — spokesman sold, was to have the m. to 4:30 p. m., or from 9 a. m. to Cons Oil ...... of the Grange. Tickets arc on sale Cool and composed, Gertrude killed on the eve of his second nine powers who guaranteed The complaint did not reach the become mired or Injured. It took Phoenix Fire ...... 80 82 trial at New CMsUe. 5 p. m. on each week day excepUng poUce until after mldhlght last several men with a truck to get the Cont Can ...... and reservations may be made by O'Keefe, 37-year-oId Brooklyn typ China's territory formulate a posi Saturday, and from 9 a. m. to 12 BEAUTY NOOK TERMS TRADES Com Prod ...... Roula Insurance . . . 7 8 ist. appeared In police line-up to Following private funeral serv night Mr. Anderson said that aftet creaturs out and bury It. Travelers ...... 430 445 calling Mrs. Elsie Jonea, 8908, or tive and united front to end the un noon on Saturday.” Dei Lack and West Mra. Ulllan Hutchinson, 3130, day charged vlth the slaying of ices this morning for Denhardt. for the window was broken he saw a Mrs. Daniel G. Horton bad as Public Utility Stocks declared war. Both China and Jap' In ampllfIcaUon of bis ruling, th> number of boys running away from On the Ground Floor— 985 Main Street Douglas Aircraft .. Through the afternoon there will George O. Frank, Wall street bank mer lieutenant governor and adju an are signatories. guests at a dinner party Sunday at Conn. L t and Pow. .. 65 68 tant general of Kentucky, hla body chief execuUve said: the bridge. the Horton bungalow Mra. Marietta Du Pont ...... b« races and sports for grownups teller who bad quarreled with her Authoritative quarters pointed "This rule has been adopted after Eaatman Kodak . .. Conn. Pow...... 45 45 over another woman. was removed to the National Guard G. Horton, Mr. Horton's mother, hla Htfd. Elec. LL ...... 664 B84 and chUdren, with pony rides at out that ouch a conference would be extended and carefiU consIderaUon, Potterton & Krah Elec and Mus ...... minimum charge, a pond and Frank's body, aith a buHet wotmd armory—Denhardt Hall—where It operating outside the .League of not only by the personnel director, sunc. Miss Marlon Gott, Mr. and Hartford Gaa ...... 28 32 lay In state until a mld-aftemoon 638 Main Street "Where Radio la Cnderstood" Phone 3733 Elec Auto L it e ...... grab-bag for the boys and girls. A In tha back of the head, was found Nations and would facilitate the but by the members of the adviaory Mrs. Eklmund H. Horton and family, Gen Elec ...... So. New Eng. Tel. Co. 157 162 military funeral. Allan L. Carr, Alfred Buabey and Bingo set-up with fine prizes, will early Tuesday morning only a few presence of non-members of the persoimel committee. Heads of the Gen Foods ...... Maoufactnrtng Stoeks doors from Miss O'Keefe's home. At Shelbyvllle, Commonwealth Mlsa Olive Smith of Hartford. Acme Wire ...... 43- 44 be In use from 5 p. m., during the League such as the United States, various de|>^mente a t the state flnere /i llolhlmi' Unvr Uum a Ulnunhaerd-GirUon Gen Motors ...... remainder of the evening, with the She denied the charge, acting (4pt. Attorney H. B. lUnsolvlng, Jr., an Germany and Japan as well oj government have been consulted. Miss EmUy Dankcra of Hartford Gillette . . 1 ...... Am. Hardware ...... 25 27 Leahy said, but admitted seeing nounced be planned to withdraw, was the week-end guest of Mrs. Arrow H and H. com. 544 664 exception of the Ume consumed In Italy, which Is still at odds with tha Advice has been obtained from a IE- Hecker Prod ...... presenting two one-act plays. Danc Frank Monday night a few hours necessitating appointment of a spe League over the question of sane large number o t private empibyera.” Claude W. Jones. Uershey ...... Billings and Spencer . 5 4 6 4 before his death. cial prosecutor to try the Garr Mri and Mrs. Leslie F. Ward and Bristol Brass ...... 64 4 664 ing and a continuation of Bingo tlons against her campaign in Etht Hudson Motors ----- games will follow the plays. She told Police Frank had threat brothers. A musical pipe, made of a Hen's children of Providence. R. I., were Int Harv ...... Collins Co...... 125 — ened to kill her If she did not return Klnsolvlng, wbo prosecuted Gen opts. at their Hebron home for the week Colt's Pat. Firearms. 69 61 The attractive quilt to be drawn tooth, was found recenUy In a cave Int Nick ...... letters he had written her between eral Denhardt last spring, long has In 'Czechoslovakia: The pipe, which end. Int Tel and Tel .... Eagle Lock ...... 22 4 24 4 at this fair is on exhibition In one 1930 and 1935. Frank was to have of the &Ialn street windows of Wat been a friend of the Garr family. CONGREGATION WOMEN still gives forth Ite two notea, D and Mrs. Lulu Lord and her grand Johns Mansille .... Fafnir Bearings .... 125 135 married Miss Grace Gllday Donehue, No Other Coune. daughter, Miss Piiacllla Chapman of Gray Tel Pay Station 8 kins Brothers store. Numbered G, was played by cavemen who Uved Manchester Public Market Kennecott ...... 6 4 Lowell Mass., harpist, next month. Defense attorneys admitted dis I In that re^on'30,000 yeara ago. Ellington spent the week-end with Llgg and Myers B . Hart and Cooley .... 220 230 holders entitling the buyer to a Miss O'Keefe turned over to po chance to win the quilt will be sold appointment over denial of bond to OF D IST R ia TO MEET Miss Irma Lord. Loew's ...... Hendey Mfg. Co...... 9 11 lice 178 letters, correspondence be the brothers late yesterday, but Hebron voters were asked to at Lorillard ...... Landers. Frary A a k . 324 34 4 by a young lady at the store. tween herself and F'rank. She kept w All exhibits for the fair must be Judge Walters said he had no alter tend a meeting Wednesday after Mont Ward ...... Mann A Bow, Class A — 10 them In a safe deposit box. ' native "under the OonsUtutlon." Fall Rally of the Council to Be FAT WOMEN SEAFOOD noon at the home of the Rev. and Nash Kelv ...... New Brit. Mch., com. 34 4 364 at the hall at 1 o'clock, and in case She was smartly dresKd In a do., pfd...... 98 105 of rain must bo removed between 6 State Senator Ralph Gilbert, a Held at Went Hartford Irxyrp v / y it k if ” Mrs. B. A. Lewis In GUcad to dl.s- Nat Blsc ...... black satin dress trimmed In white, former Omgressman, Joined the de Of The Better Kind cusa the pros and cons of the pro Nat Cash Reg .... North and J u d d ...... 524 34 4 and 7 p. m. The schedule of awards felt hat and suede shoes. She an Church Next Week Thura- L illi' lUUIMlx Peck. Stow A Wilcox 104 124 fense legal staff, already bolstered posed license to sell beer In the Nat Dairy ...... follows, with first, second and third swered questions put by CMptain Medical studies have proved Russell Mfg. Co...... *32 36 prizes In the different classes: by the addition of former Shelby day. I reeently Small Stewing O ysters...... ,3 ,-,c pt.. i'. pt, 20c town. This wlU come up for de Nat Distill ...... Leahy without hesitation and In a copnty Judge George L. Willis. , ------■ that excem weight Is a heavy bur- cision at the next town meeting. N Y Central ...... ScovHl Mfg. C o...... 35 37 Class I—Bread, raised and firm voice. 4 The fall rally of the Hartford Di»-1 jjen on the organs of the body. In- Chowder ( lam.s...... Stanley Works ....: 534 554 quick: Class II, .Cake, any variety; Ballard (iHark of La Grange will be^ T h e Rev. Mr. Lewis, pastor of the NY NH and H .... TeHe Her Story the chief of counsel. irict of the Council of Omgrega- suran(:e atatUUeians prove the dmth Steaming ( la m s...... 15c qt Hebron and Oilead Congregational Torrington ...... 324 344 Class HI. Pies, any variety; Class North Am ...... Ckiptain Leahy said she told him Sheriff Forest Barnes, Jr., pnal Women ot Cooneetlcut will rate of fat people t i r In excess of Fre.sh Scallops churches wras In charge. Packard ...... Union Mfg. C o...... 7 9 IV, (Tookles and doughnuts, cookies, she had made a statement to the ; held on Thursday, September 80, normal Now you can lose weight Christian Ehideavor meetings o f Param Plct ...... U S Envelope, Com .. 70 80 rolled; cookies, dropped; doughnuts vealed at ShelbyvlUe be was seekli Swordfish, center slices...... <>> lu district attorney, that she was em as possible eycwltnesses the occu< the West Hartford Oongrega- quickly, easily by taking SILF, the the Hebron Congregational church Penn ...... do., pfd...... 120 130 raised and plain. ployed by the Bankers Trust 0>m- rtkmal church, with sessions begin doctor’s prescription. Guaranteed Fancy Fre.sh H alibut...... !!.]!!!! in.'jc lb! es wdll be omitted Sunday evening Phelps D o^ e ...... Veeder Root ...... 126 133 Class V—Canning. Best single pany as a secretary, had lived In pants of an automobile reported to Whitlock Coll Pipe . 9 11 have driven past the spot where ning a t'10 o’clock a. m., and 3:1$ absolutely harmlem and to remove 7 Fresh Haddock for liaking (whole) .Voc lb! next to allow the members to attend Phil Pete ...... Jar of fruit, best single Jar of vege Brooklyn for IS years and never had p. m. Luncheon will be served at lbs. In 10 ds3ra. Buy a box today at the postponed farewrell reception Pub Serv N J ...... New York Bonk and Int. Stock tables; beat coUectlon of aU can been arrested before. Denhardt was shot down a few seo- Fresh .‘Salmon — Filet of Haddock — Filet of Sole onds afber the shooting. 13:80. Murphy’s Drug Store.—Advt. Boston Bluefish...... 15c Ih for the Rev. and Mrs. Asa W. Mel- Radio ...... Bank of New York .. 450 460 ning. Miss O'Keefe was taken from po Mlm Helen Colder, formerly the Rem R o n d ...... Bankers T r u s t...... 58 60 Former Sheriff John Fresh Cod to Boll or to B ake...... _ i 5p jj,! Hnge>. This will be held In the Class VI—Fancy work. Beat In lice headquarters, where a number HooM.Beoretary of the American Marlborough church at 7:15. etand- Repub Steel ...... Chase ...... 41 45 dividual piece. Best ooUectlon ffiadc of TialUng American Legion mem BUcloier, who, with his wUb' I f f (Commissioners for Foreign Fancy Mackerel to Fry or to Bake. ard time. The Rev. Elmer Thienes Rey Tob B ...... Chemical ...... 53 55 tqr one person. bers were Interested spectators, to daughter, Mrs. Howard Peqi^^Bt- who recently spent a y o o r of Marlborough will offer music for Safervay Stores .... Cbntlnental ...... IS 17 C3ass-Vn—Jellies and Jams. Beat the Brooklyn district attorneys of neaaed the shooting, re) will speak on *X7nahaken • it GOOD FumHura Since 1191 the automobile. VEGETABLE DEPART.MENT the occaalan. The tributes for the Sebenley Dis ...... Com Exchange ...... 57 59 Jar of Jelly, best Jar of Jam. Best fice where -ahe was to be questioned ions in China.” MeUlngers will come from the Rev. Sears Roebuck .... Guaranty T r u s t...... 285 295 coUecUon of Jelly. Best ooUecUon of further before being arradgned. Judaon L. Cross, president of Native Blue Grapes...... it^ . •* A. Wallace Canney o f Westchester Shell Union ...... First NaUonal ...... 2045 2095 J&Qi. The 178 letters ahe turned over to OoUege, Tougaloo, Mlsa., LoH off nae Fancy Golden Wax B eans...... o 10- and Mr. Thienes o f Marlborough. Socony Vac ...... Irving ...... 13 IS Class Vin—Vegetablea. Finest police told of a love that bad waxed formftty. secretary o t tha New Eng Laymen wlU be represented by Dr. South Pac ...... Manhattan ...... 28 30 spscimen of any variety. Oddest and waned. In hla letters Frank, at land Regional Committee of the Ripe Cantaloupes...... V.’.? fo^ 2 ^ South Rwy ...... Manufact. Trust .... 44 46 TRUCKS. Brussels Sprouts — Fancy Spinach A. L. Stebbina of Colchester and specimen of any variety. Best col one time her fiance, addressed I STATE I Orntmleatoo on Mlaaiona, will speak Mrs. Laura Squires of Columbia. A ST Brands ...... TTatlonal City Bank . 36 38 earnest protestations of affection. on ”flettlng the standards for the Fancy Large Ivcmons...... 6 for 10c St OH Cal ...... New York 'F rust___ 122 126 lection of all vegetables. purse wrill be presented by Henry Clasa IX—Flowers. Best single Her letters, of which she had kept TODAY • FRL AND SAT. Education of Negroes In the Deep Nice Ripe Table P ears...... 33c doz. Blakealee and Mr. MelHnger wrlH St OH N J ...... PubUc ...... 3 5 4 874 cartMo, coplea, questioned hla sin Bouth.” Tex Corp ...... Title Guarantee...... 10 12 flower. Best collection of flowers. reply on "What TH-Oounty Means Best arranged bouquet. cerity.' . Dr. RoekweU Harman Potter, to Me.** This short program wUI Timken RoUcr B^ar Insurance Mist O’Keefe, who came from Al Dean o t Hartford Theological Sem AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT Trans America .... American (Newark) . 11 IS Further dotalls of the fair will be be foItowe4 by a social hour and re given In the advertisement of Bol bany nine years ago, told polloe she inary and President o t the Ameri. St FORD DEALER Union Carbide ...... Blaeberry Cakes...... 23c ea. freshments. American Reserve . . . 244 264 and Frank bad separated after a oan Board o t Oenmlsal oners for Union Pac ...... American Surety .... 4 6 4 484 ton Orange's Home Economics com quarrel two years ago and that she BlMberry Cup Cakes...... 23c
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28,1987 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. 00NI^,.^iHX7RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 88.1S8T P A C E FTVR
ether band, favors a more eenaerva- at thrs* mills would raise $48A67 tlv* policy. Tba landers of this more than Is being raised at thrs* LEWIS THE ISSUE group say tbs Federation sbRiild not GRAND LIST DROP mills on tbs prsssot UsL bar the return of its "Bad •’ Eby." Grand C^era in Decline, Questions and Answers JAPAN APOLOGIZES WE, the WOMEN They fsel th* Federation should AT LABOR PARLEYS protset Jts intsrssta tn svsry field CUTS FIRE INCOME NATIONAL LAMB EVENT BY RUTH MILLET but should do nothing 'to stop de BOS PASSENGERS FELLED Says Musical Bolshevist | ' On Purposes of the WPA TO GREAT BRITAIN velopment of the C.I.O. tn territory Out tit ev«iy •tnisgUagAwfao h«vt reuebed tb« lop •» the Federation has never entered. BY CARBON MONOXIDE other fields. Most Federation leader* have ax- Hollywood, Sept 38. CA^)— A a (Io soma extent a vaudevUUan) la to rMcb tlM top in aom* cboMO Series of Articles Gres District WQl Still Face Deficit Washington, Sept 38—TAP) —« Is an the PWA monsy spent? Wouldn't such a . elosa relation- preaied tbs opinion that tbs moder salf-affirmad mueleal Bolahenst. added" to antartsdn." Her* is a qu*atlon-tnd-answcr sur No. When tba administration araa ate faction would win. The conven Expresses Deep Regret for ptofMolon, pcrhspa on* finds tba sblp with youth b* the happiest, Group of 82 M m and Women Isaac van Orova, took Grand Opera Van Grove bedievas present day vey o f th* four-}rear-old Public extended for two years last spring, wajr. On* out o t • tboo**nd iMrn* most worthwhile ending for any tion, they say, will assail Lewis and Grand Opera would become comedy Work* Administration, whose death It was glvea pennlsaloa to us* up Rackgroond of the Dis his tactics but will do little to block Because o f Decrease in RctumiTiM from Legion Con- apart today and explained why lu fln t what auecaa* la all about. successful career? Need a wom If tranaferred directly to the screen. knell Praaldent Roosevelt has its $850,000,000 ravolvlaf fund tn Wounding o f Edtojt; Be- an's useful life be finished when bis progress. ▼mtion Overcome in Darien. wheel are slowing down. He would have the orchestra return sounded: making further graata to atatea aad TlM aspartar c* la seldom sbared Lewis said this week be 'vaa not with anotber ganefatlOD. age force* bar to turn aside out pute Among the Leaders. Assessments. Its decline, aaye Van Orova, la to its humble calling and have the What was tha purpose of PW A? eftiaa. Of thla, only 8US,0S4,786 ^ the main stream? interested, whatever the convention Darien, Sept. 38— (A P )—A group dus ‘To prim* the pump of Industry b n bean allotted. fieres It Was IfistidLO. Old a(* com** alonf. Parbaps did. to flvs reasons—amgsrs, lan- singer take a lesson from the than the of great acblevemant of S3 Boon and women returning to guaga, oompossrs, orchestra croonari to Bsak* etnging a daap and fay erosUng a demand for manufac- Did tha Fadaral govemmant alen* daddas that ba will do aomatbtng An Example for Others’ (EDtT(»*S NOTE: The M- The grand list of th* South Man Rhode leUmd from th* Ammean oenduetora. In othar words, just linear* spaecb. turod products 'and by providing pay for PWA construction 7. Uaude Adam* has don* a splen SOBS* purchasing power for th* un No. Tbe Federal graata auppi for jroutb. So be endow* a college lowiBg le the first of a aerisa of chester Fire district ha* dropped Legion convention by hue halted about svarythlng la. ths Bsatter with "I'he opera will live again," Van Leaden, Sept 38— (AP) — Japan or a university, eatabllabe* sebolar* did thing even If she la the only par three Assoeiatod Press stories her* today for medical treatment opera. Van Grove, ronductor, conn Grove aald. T h e simple and natural employed. mentod local funds. i ^ A says local PIRIE IS NOMINATED to. such an extent In ths lost six today expreMed formal “deep i«- ahipa. or aeu aside a large sum of son willing to make youth such a prevlewtag the American Fed after a pb3rBic1an said, esu’bon mon poser and coach, la here now to opera form has been with lia always itow did it seek to accomplish governments contributed 66 per BONED AND ROLLED personal gift as sharing a past rich years that there will not be as these alms: cent ot the coat of aU noa-Federal gret" for jtbe wounding of the Brit money for reaeareb. eration of Labor convention oxide fumes seeped Into the bus direct Grace Moor* in bar screen and la with us now, more populai^ ish ambaaiader to China, Sir Hughe in achievement But bow much starting October 4 in Denver. FOR V. F. W. COMMANDER much raised In taxes on a three mill through the floorboards. FirsL by fostering the construc- pn^ecta. Part of the local ahare IP DESIRED lk| Ba is helping young paopla to ba tax as was raised on a two mill tax aad radio work. and dourlohlng than aver. Boma- was advanced aa loana from the KnatchbuII-Hugeasen, by Japanese LAMB FORES sure—but In giving money he U more she has done, if her new worn The Federanon's Metal .Tmdea PUteen of tbe paaaengers Became Uoo^of buildlnga, roads, brldgea and on tbe list of 1981. .. “Opera Mngera arc acbooled to Umaa it la called Operetta, or Oemlo etiipT matcrisl^conauming projects. Federal gm^emmeht, however. airplanes, tbe Reuters (EtoUsh) giving nothing of himself. His. ex Insplrek other women to seek this Department, beaded by John P. semi-eonaclous and all wrers affect emit sound but it la so far removed Opera, or Folflea, or Ravua or Ani worthwhile way of liv in g In* a -Frey, a lea^ng opponent of At the annual meeUng of tbe Baciofid, by creating jobs on local Were there any all-Federal pro News Agency aald in a Tokyo dis periences, etruggle*. the things h* Vice-Commander Elevated to district lost November the question ed to sosae degree. from naturalness that response to a mated edrtoon. Ita eoraposeia sra ject!? patch. l«f wtalla climbing to the top. younger generation. CXO.-Lander John L. Lewis, projacts, aad Indirectly by creating Head An-lerson-Shea Post a t ' of laying a tax In the district was ‘I’ke group included the pereonnei motivating dramatic* idea becomea Lehara, Rombergs, Kama, ~ materials, preparing them for Yea. Typical of thea's are the 81 Sir Hughe svaa ehbt and serious all tbeaa remain abut away from The successful lawyer, doctor, win bold a prenmiaary meeting of the Stark-Parker AuxUlary Drum Imposalble," said Vaa Orova 'Tbe ahwihs and Walt Dtsneya." business woman, social worker, next Monday.) not voted, the district offleers not ^ more jobs for men turning out low-rent housing projects of PWA. ly Injured t^ machine gun bullets youth. The Uominant personality Special Election Last Night. feeling at the Um* that It would be Corps. No: 31, of East Provldsncs, ordinary aBOoUons cannot ba in- Van Grove Is tbe Pbiladali and transporting them across What part did PWA have In de from two planes on Aug. 36. BID II 9 C< If that helped him rise above the tbou writer, or screen star who has R. L, a women's unit iniiFY iiAXi By JOSEPH L. MILLER well to recommend a tax. but In tarpratad ^ these p a ra ly ^ . bom eompoasr of th* opera touatry. , pression building? The Japanese government’s reply Il/N bi lb^ 3 aaod—or hundred thousand—seldom found ag* a stumbling block la Walter C Walandsr o f Bast Secratary Ickes n y s PWA made KID ^ her own profession might wall Oiestcrfleld Plrlc, vice eoramand- June of this year the finances of "A s for alngliig la tba foreign Music Robber." Dess the Preaident'a statameat to protesta by ttie Britlah govern baooma* an aspiration to . younger the district vere Such that a spe Providence, the driver, baited th# tongue, the poor opera alnger clings mesa that the Public Works Ad possible four-fifths at all public ment said the incident "may have turn to give youth a helping hand Washington, Sept 33— (AP) — *r of Anderton-Sbea Post, V.F.W. men. For young men have no wav cial meeUng was called and at that bus when he felt himself affected to hts modern Art-Babel with tbe TOUGH BREAK ministration la dead? construction la the United States been caused by Japanese altplanea of knowing a great man. H* I* It would do so much to help a new John L. Lewis will be the big Issue was nominated commanucr cf the tlcbe It was voted to lay a tax of by the fumes and summoned police As far as allotmeht o t more funds after building bad reached a stand which mistook the ambaandor’s er generation and It would safe a stock argument: ‘It aounda better mada nnapproachabl* by success It- before the American Federetion of post laat night at a special meeting three mills. This waa the highest aid. Chicago—Carl Soderharg, 86. Is ‘ to start new projects la concerned. sUU. csfC for a Chinese army ear. wealth of exparlaae* from being Labor** annual oonventlon again In the original tongue, even if you aalf. bela to name officers for a short rats of mills ever laid tn fb* dis Four of th* paosenger* war* don’t understand If, or ‘Who cares certain that cats—any o^ r-H ir* Secretary Ickes told last spring WUl the end of PWA allotmenU T)ie note admitted, Reuters said, thrown sway. A woman who knew thU year, for the alxth atratgbt trict, but It waa pointed Out that that ^WA still had in censtructim mean the end of Federal Public that two Japafieoe planes machlne- SPECIAL COFFEE SALE! that sb* was sneouraglng etbsrs— time. term to conform to new by-laws treated with an inhalator. Ifisy about '.A* words?: unlucky. J7Zo4e Meal Uaiuei Maade Adaaw to Taaeh with apprnprlaUona made at the an were Miss Roberta Brindell of 17U H sV^ rscoversd from a frac about a bUUon dollars worth of pro Works? tfiianed and bombied two motor ears It took a woman to decide that as Maude Adams must know she is Since he became a leading figure enacted at the 1937 National Con "The composara have taken tba jects which would require two ytora No. President Roosevelt said ba the HNEST QUAinfY S% l i b vention, providing for installation of nual district meeting and with 359.- Shirley avenue, Boat Providane*. almpl* play with songa, a natural tured left leg which kept him la a “believed, in all sincerity to be today's young people might wel encouraging those young girls at In the labor movement during World 000 in note* outstanding the diitrlet to finish. wUI discuss later a "permanent" 1 ^ Y COFFEE WE KNOW bags War day*, Lewis has never been officers annually In April ihstcad of Misa Dorothy Humphrey of 244 form with popular appeal, and have hospital for several weeks, b* was military lorriee" containing Chinese 43c come a more personal gift than suc- Stephens—could not for long know waa running behind and paying How much money has PWA put $800,000,000-a-7ear program cover exactly clubby with the leaders who In November. Power street. Providence, Miss so com plicate It, transformed it able to climb a ladder In an attempt army officers. eeasful man bava seen fit to giva At the bitterness that must com* to large sums In tnteresL A tax would In dreulation? ing flood control, aoU erosion pre- Of Britain's demand for punish' POPULAR NEW on* who has stood at the top. oontrol the Federation. Other offlivra nominated last Anna B. Cbarpentler of 1008 Bullet- and sublimated it that ballad-opera to rescue s cat marooned on a thrs* PWA has released over $1,126,- ventivea, river and barbor Improve aiaty-four, Mauds Adams, who re overcome this and would raise story building. ment of the airmen, the Japanese FOWL point avenue, Riverside, B. I„ and tired from tba stag* nearly twenty Hen, too, might wall follow For Instance, in 1031 he dared to night were: senior vice commander, enough money to pay all th* obUga- has bsooma ths high and Bolghcy 000,000 for wages to workers on ments, navigation aids, drought- oppose th* re-election of Sam Lawrence Redman; junior vice com Mlsa Earline Brown of 468 labile Boderberg lost his footing, re note said: JOHN ALDEN >»,*19c years ago, la preparing to share her Maude Adams's load. Or If they Uons. . * music drama. consdnicUim sites sad nearly $3,- region reservoirs, reforestation and ‘Tt is needleas to say that the a rt bar years of experience, her disllk* following la a womafi's Gompers, A.F. of L. president for mander, NSihon Miller; chaplain. street. Providence. "Tbe orchsstra," continued Van gained hi* hospital eoL It was th* 000,000,0(>0 for materials. related work. MAKES A MILO, MELLOW 3’’ yeara. At the June meeUng HL L. O. right leg this time. Japanese govemmeiit toll take F A N a MILK-FED remembeied triumphs arith a group footsteps, they can took back to Harry Pearson: Judge advocate. Hohenthal prepared a statement in Miss Brindell wee taken to a Orovs, "used to be content to give AND EXTREMUY be was badlx beaten. Federa Neal Cheney; quartermaster, Bertie ' suitable steps, whenever it is i of girls who grew up too late to a roan who years ago decided to which he gave an estimated grand hospital In Norwalk but left after key and cadence. Now It la a tablished that Japanese aviator* RICHMOND FUVORFUL CUPFUL 3-3V^ LB AVERAGE dnww her name as tbelr mothers fffee bis old age guiding young tion leaders thought th* man they Moseley. { treatment and rejoined the ’ party knightly .monster which devour* “ 2 9 ‘ called tba "Bad Boy” In their ranks list of 129.000.000 In the district and killed or wounded tnUnttonally, or and fathers knew it man. Hts name was- Robert E Tbe officer* wtll be' Installed In' recommended a three mill tax. which which went on to Providence after all—song, singer and drama. bad learned hU lesson. Novemb*'. I TRANSFER BENNETT through negligence, the nationals The creator of "Pater Pan" and Jyee—and at the end of ona career would raise, U aU was collecUd the bus had been repaired. "And the conductor baa beoom* a MANY NEVER Overnight News belong to a third country.” CINNAMON SUGARED, Five years ego, however, at the David, McCullom, steward of tbe! Police Lieut. Amo* E. Andaraon doz other Barrie roles Is taking over he.began a new one. At the close Cincinnati convention, Lewie again t87,000, making It^ possible to pay prlraa donna. Because th* stsige Tbe reply was the . second, a pre SUGARED or PLAIN the drsuna dapa-tmant o f Stephens of ' the war between the states Army and Navy club Is the retiring up all the district's debts and get aald Dr. Frederick J. Mann, who D O -N U TS bobbed up with a demand that the commander of tbe post. doesn’t hold ths audience's atten Of Connecticut vious answer having requested Um* a Jtmlor coUage in Oolurobla, Ho. when his useful Uf* might have started all even again. was summoned to treat the passen tion so a conducting prlma donna SUSPECT CAUSE TO FINANCE DEPT. MILLBROOK or CHICKENS size of the executive council be In (By AeeociBtod Press ) for further investigation. In giving the** young women been over, he turned to encourage creased. He said tbe Federation's Mr. Hohenthal waa not present at gers, attributed tbelr Illness to car Sir Hughe waa gravely wounded RADIO the benefit of her own rich ex- youth, and became the head of a the meeUng, but submitted a writ bon monoxide. , leadership needed new blood. Old Saybrook—Stockholders of while traveling by auto from Nan SODAS Assorted Ftovors FOR BROILING or FRYING - parlanea, paitaaps Maude Adams university which latar borrowed What n* really wanted waa en ten report from which report' the OF BACKACHES king to Shanghai. Hla party waa is pointing the way for woman his name. MARLBOROUGH figures as quoted are taken. CRASH VICTIMS BETTER TkU Old T r u fS h t O h m the Old Saybrdok Water Oompahy, DAISY OR YOUNG AMERICAN dorsement of bis Idea that all tbe Head of State Con^ction which in 63 yeara of Its corporate in two cart, both flying large Union 3-3% LB AVERAGE workers In each big Industry should Hr. Hoheatbal's Statement Hartford, Sept. 28— (A P )— Al- Have Your B e i^ Happy RoBef Jacks. . MILDLY CURED “ 3 3 ‘ Amount to Emeit Castlebury, 40-year-old Mijw mitttm pU m iwsslie tostoiS* exlatsBca has served but a ainglo belong to one big union. Coal mine Mr*. Clarence Hanson and Chil Uuieklf. oDffi th f diseorsr iliM tbe e e w Th* two planes swooped down, 60 CHEESE WHOLE MILK school social will b* held Frldav Grand List Pate Raise blind man of New York and Wil ct thnr trouble mer b ...... ~ to Become Bodgetary Ex customer, the New Haven railroad, labor was organised that way Into dren have returned to their hdme In trouble mer be tired Udeejre. toll meet i ^ t month to wind up miles from Shanghai, spraying both evening at 7:30 o’clock at the Wsip- Lewis’ United Mine Workers, in June 1. 1931 — liam Morris of Millbury, Mass., The kideeyeideeye ere NetNeture'e ehM vejr et 1 machines with bullets. The a WHITE SPRAY 3 1 b New York City after spending the the esre« edde end vecte o«i of tbe 1 ita affairs. 173 ARE REGISTERED plng Community Church House most other tiidustrles. the Federa $40,738,972 .002 $81,478.83 most seriously Injured victim* ol ond plane then dropped bombs. summer svlth her parent* Mr. and Nov. 1, 1988— TIRES Meet pMle peee ebout 9 ptam ft der m pert for Edvrard F. HaL New Haven—Judge Waltw M. Qttkk Cooking pkg uedeoii ROLLED OATS The games committee are Robert tion organized by craft. A machin Mrs. WilUsm H. Ueser. tba Greyhound but .crash on Mapl* For a Ums, it was fearpd the am- S m o k e■ d H a m* ___ s Sharp, Clyde Johnson, Douglas ist, for Instance, should go Into the $33,888,680 .003 $71.S97,.37 Pickett fined Jacob Myer, oub-milk Th* Dorcas Society will meet at Nov. 1, 1983— avanui here Monday were reported Retreaded 8be«f then baosador wotild not recover. Blood Grant, Rev. Douglas Maclean, Mias machinists' union no matter where wreof withK yey Wrifteiye 0 dealer and Morris Tannenbaum, transfusion was resorted to, be ral IN EVENING SCHOOL the library this Thursday afternoon. Improved at Hartford hospital to preaideat of an East Haven dairy, DELICIOUS SUGAR CURED V ^ Ruth Abbe and Mrs. Ulllan E he worked'. •$29,178,870 .002H 172,938.00 day. Ad eieetLOf___ edde_ or p<■ieoeelftyewhUed, Bridgeport, Sapt 38 — (A P )— lied aad DOW is sufflclenUy recov Mrs. Genevieve .Alblston of Au (•List after $3,000,000 had been For Inspection when doe to fuaetJofte]. dftfy dleordere, mev $28 each and costs ot $11.37 ' In WHEAT CEREAL 2 29c WHOLE or HALF - EITHER LB | W GranL It Is sincerely lu ^ d that S Propoeal Defeated burn, Maine, Is visiting relatives In Castlebury la auffering face in- be tbe eeoee ol Begging_ ie» rbeiuaeiie hart E. Bennett o f West Hartford, ered to walk and to receive visitors. The Cincinnati convention voted deducted). Court of (Jommon Pleas on charges END - ALL ONE PRICE ■ all th* members of the school will this place., ~ jurlea and Morris acalp laceration*. p*lu, luBitese. I*s Mle*. t suparvlsor of otata oonotructlon for Tbs Britlsb government at once HNAST 8 oz try and b* present at this first fall down the Lewis proposal as de EsUmatsd grand list as of June CAMPBELL’S of violating the State Milk (Control made sbarp protest to Japan, dc; Opening Night to Be Next cisively as ths Denver convention a TBo monthly Tll-County Union 17. 1937, $29,000,000, on which a 3 It waa expected that 82 ether sight yoars, hoa bean transferred AcL The judge remitted $20 of SPAGHETTI or ELBOWS pkgs social. Ralph B. Oollins will have meeUng will be held here Sunday I victims of the accident, in varleua SERVICE STATION mandlng punlahment of the attack M a c a r o n i charge of the refreshments. df sen years before had defeated, him mill Ux wogid rale* $87,000. This from tha PubUe Works Department each fine. ere, and “fullest redress.” :is for the presidency. But In Wash evening. Thla meeUng will be In amount would clear up the district's Hartford 'hoapitala, would be du- Oor. Main St. and Middle Tpk. fftftre. Th« beppy rdid eftd'wttibelp“i New Britain—Four-year-old Don Monday; Big Increase the nature of a farewell, and recog-' debt. charged within a few days. 16 milee of kidney tub« ioeh out pofeoftouft to bacom* consultant and budgetary PURE . 14 oz ington In 1933 he raised the Issue Veete tro» pour bbod. Oot Doen’e PllL aoepert on construction matters for ald Frederickeon went to the New pitlon service for Rev. and Mrs. I What Figures Show TOMATO btls a again only to be shouted down. Melllnger of Columbia. | Finance Commlasloner Edward F. Britain General hospital after a FINAST CATSUP Over Last Year. SILENT COP AT CENTER Two years of persistence had The tax waa vote<' at 8 mills and HalL penny had become lodged In the their ffect. Tbe San Francisco con- Sunday. OcL .8. wUl be Rally the payments were to become due POUCE COURT Sunday aad Old Homs Day at the Tha tranofer requested by Mr. roof of his mouth. Attendants used FiNAST SLICED veutlon m 1934 voted to Incre and payable on October 1. 1937. Tax probing Instruments to release IL TOO TOUGH FOR TRUCK the size of the council and to or Coni^egattoaal church. Collector William '"sylor now ha* ■i*: I$all win take effect OcL 1. Mr. There were three caaea scheduled OR CRUSHED can Bennett wUl retain his present sal New Ht-ven—Robert Duxbury, to come before the Town Court PINEAPPLE HADDOCK > 8c A total of 173 persona h ganize the mass production Indus Miss Jean TTilensa, daughter of the rate book and is preparing bll's Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Thelncs la a ary of $8,800 a year and expenses. 78, -died in the New Haven hospital last, night but only two came to the registered for the 1 ^ 1 evening tries along Icdustrlal .Ines. : to be ready to collect the taxes on of injuries he suffered In an auto h n a RED siztZ DRESSED AS DESIRED school term for 1037-38, It was an Wrecker With Big Machine in But the enlarged council defeated freshman at Ameilcan Unlver.tlty, I October. Legsl notice of the time Mr. Bennett has been employed attention of the court they being Washington, D. C. by tbe state under the claaaiflcatlon mobile accident SepL 14 while dlspoaed of in short order.. IN HEAVY SYRUP can nouncad today by Principal Chestar Tow Sidewipea Dummy But Lewis after the convention had I and place will be given later, crossing DlxweU avfenue. He was RASPBERRIES backed him up. The council put Several from here are attending i From thla book the figures show o t supervisor o t construction.' Manuel Musello, 81, who figured U Robiasoa, who la now angagad No Damage le Done. the Eastern States Exposition this "Mr. Bennett’s job will ba to ex struck by an automobile. In an automobile accident with John •izeZ la arraaglag for his teaching staff restriction* on the broad Industrial week. that there win be oo actual sbort- STEAK COD 2 ^ 23c union policy the convention had age over the estimated Income of FRIDAY!- amine tha budgetary requests of the McGann at the Intersection of B & M tall and th* sefaedula o f sessions to b* voted. Marlborough now has thirteen I $10,800, If all of the taxes are col- Public Works Department on new R08ARIANS PILGRIBIAGB Hartford Road and West Center BAKED BEANS cans FRESHLY SLICED „ bald after opening night next Mon Tbs cop that does 74 hours duty pupils attending Glrstonbury high day. Lewis went to the 1938 conven i lected. Tbe figures are: buildings and repairs,” Mr. Hall street was not put to plea. Prose St th* Centsr Is a tough old Urd. tion at Atlantic City, N. J., fighting school and tsvo attending Bacon Grand List Rate Amount said when asked If Mr. Bennett’s Summit, N. J., SepL 38.—Pilgrim' cutor George C. Leesner said that Tba numbar anrolled Is coaslder- Acamedy, Colchester. Starting A t 10 a. m. ( d . s . r .y ably larger than has bean the case This waa provsd at 13:80 thia morfiK Brad. He asked the convention to $28,888,888 .003 $78,782.89 duties coDstitute the creation of a ages to Shrines, defeated to Mary, he considered the case one of ifptciat iPjolt JJhU UUeJk! big. A truck owned by a company new job. civil nature and ouggeated to Dep' 9AedA and lUqelcMti in several ysars, this being due to remove the restrictions the council Other Intereetlng figures show ___ ). the Mother of God, la a Catholic D*' th* fact that savaral courses have that dsals bi wast* paper want out bad imposed. The convention re CLERICAL APPOINTME.NT8 that from 1981 when tbe list waa "Mr. Bennett wlU make these ex- voUon centuries old, and has been uty Judge Thomas Dotmoher, who RASPBERRY or STRAWBERRY been added to this year's program. of commission lets last night and a fused, hr a two to one vote. $40,738,972. to the present list of amlnatlona la order to acquaint blessed by heaven with miraculous presided, a nolle, without ooato be F A N a RIPE A few registrations were received wreekar cam* out from Hartford to Bolt* the Conveatlen Hartfora,,8ept. 33.—(A P I— The $28,383,385 there Is a falling off In Budget Director Benjamin Whltak- favors. The Sanctuary of our Lady ing entered. ThU waa done. for sloyd work and dtlsenshlp but pull It bi. Th# wrecker, with UM Lewis bolted. He obtained the Catholic Transcript announced these the list of $18,183,637, which If It Parcels 106 to 208 In c lu s iv e ar with the necaaslty for the re at ProuUIe, France, th* first Monas George Oarabedlan, of East Prov not enough to form "Ittfit* so these damaged truck In tow came up Bupport of tea ualone sympathetic clergy appointments today; had remained aad the tax waa left quested expenditures." tery of stricUy Cloistered Domini Idence, R. I., who was arrested last subjects seem certain to be dropped. Main atreet end waa making a turn to hla cause aad formed the rebel 'Mr. Hall said that Mr. Bennett can Nuns, founded by S t Dominic, week -on the charge of speeding did PRESERVES BANANAS 4 -» 21c The Rev. Francis P. Breen from Into Center atreet. C.I.O. wUl b* claasifled aa a budget exam has for hundreds of yeara been a not appear as the charge had beer Classea will be held In beginning Saint Mary's church. New London, CHERRY • BUCKBERRV and advanced typing and stenog Th* driver of th* wrecker put the Th* Federation'* Tampa. Fla., iner and toll be on bia payroU al place of Pilgrimage. Hence, annual changed to violation of the rules of CAUFORNIA convaatlon laat year fourd time for to Saint Mary's church, Windsor APRICOT - PINEAPPLE 2 1 b 1 raphy. the only subjects taught comer too eharp with the reault Locks. Assistant. In The though ba will also work with Mr. ly, beyond U.e Cloistered Wall ot th* road and nolled. little else than dtacjaelon of tbe Whitaker to check on the budget Charlea W. Dletlln, driver of the iar during the post four years, and In that th* truck struck th* dummy The Rev. William J. Monaghan NOTICE the Monastery of our Lady of the cooking, sewing and bookkeeping, Lewie Issue. Ths delegates finally ary requests of Public Works Com- automobile that figured In an sect cop. Up in the air went the dem is from th* Church of the Sacred Purcluiiera of Cheney Broe.* Rosiuy, Rosary Shrine, Summit GRAPES 2 15c the added courses. voted to uphold th* executive conn- miaaioner Robert A. Hurley. New Jersey, thousands of Roaarians dent with Richard Brannlck's car ed truck end settled down with a cir# order suspending the ten Lewis Heart. New Haven, to the Church lot of noise. The dummy cop kept Governor Approve* from all over the United States on Spruce street yesterday after uniotM for "Insurrection" but order of the Sacred Heart, East Portches- U. S. No. 1 GRADE 1 5 1 b on bllnkUig away unharmed. Th* Auction Properties Oammlastoner Hall aald the trana- gather on Rosary Sunday to honor noon. was charged with reckless peck ed tbe council to try to make peace ter. AsslstanL far of Bannett to hla department driving, but because two of the pas POTATOES 19c truck driver stopped and bivssti- with the rebels. The Rev. Henry P. Dullard from Secure Your Investment With Maty, as th* Mother of God. end APPLES COOK^ 6 «“ 17c W A m N G gatsd. PoUeeman David Ualllgan waa approved by Governor Cross t h ^ Intercessor before the throne sengers in the ear that be was driv Blac* tbs Tampa meeting, the Saint Mary's church, Windsor Locks, Oommiaslooer Hurley and Person- ing were at thr hospital the case came double-quick. No harm was breach bat widened. The C.I-.O. has SOUND FIRE INSURANCE of God. FINAST to Saint Mary's chilrch. New Lon AUCTION n*l Dlrsetor Harry W. Marsh. This year Rosary Sunday toll waa continued for two weeks under Mias Jessie Lane and Famham don* and tbs truck proceeded to set out to organise whatever work don. Assistant. APPLE SAUCE Mr. Hall when asked whether Mr. be celebrated on October 8. Th* s $200 bond. 3 ‘^’ 25c McIntosh Lane of "Maple Ridge" have re wards Hartford, only to be stopped ers It found willing to Join. The A The Rev. Raymond P. Shea from APPLES 4 17c turned to their home after spending a few minutea later by a striking F. of L. also has gone into C.l.O. Benjamin Cheney Baqnatt’s duties would be the same service* begin at 8:80 p: m. con- the Church of the' Sacred Heart. in hla department aa they have eiaUng of a Rosary procession with a week at Saybrook. wher* Hla* truck driver who admonished th* territory. Blast Portchester, to the Church ot Complete Llirn of Proteetlois Of Cheney Bros. Property Will Be Sold SPICES All 9c Dainty Dot VorioHoa lane has been recuperating after Feeling between the leaders of the bean in the past, replied in the af' Its numy q>eclal and attracUva re- driver not to com* Into Hanebsater the Sacred Heart, New Haven. As T el 3013 175 Cant Center tt. flnaativs 3 "• 25c an automoUIe accident. again at night with a load of paper. two groups baa grown more bitter. llglous features; an Act of Ooose- The P oet’s Column ICEBERG sistant. Mr- BennetL who started aa a LEHUCE 2 ““lOc Mr. and Mr*. Walter A. Skinner The Silent Cop kept right on The split has crept Into politics. crstlon of all present to Mazy, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson, blbikbig. Each group has triad to force public Individually, .On Ib e Premises, In bricklayer and rose to superintend- Queen of the Roeaiy, and solemn UTOPIA * SPRAY left last Monday morning for an offlclala to take aides. Induatry, in eat of a construction firm waa orig r^ltary benedIcUoa of the Most Truman HoUle Weedwnzd PANCAKE FLOUR 2 ^ 13c automobll* trip to Vliginla. where many Instances, has been caught in inally appointed supervisor of con- Blessed Sacrament The tavern stands so near the S w e e t PoTATOis IQ "" 19c they expect to sUy all this week. BAD TASTE tba middle of the war. stnietton far the state by Mr. Hall school EXTRA FANCY \ l i b Their Established Order in July 1030. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee Magee Disenas PU shm snt SHOBT MEMORY That boys of six or seven FINAST RICE LONG GRAIN ■ pkgs returned to their boms at Pleasant Fremont. Neb.—A bird with a Th* A.F. of L. may dedd* at tbe Aa to finances, Mr. Hall admitted (If ws may credit half the ads.) that Bennett In effect would check Valley after a two or three weeks taste for tobacco caused the fire de coming oonventlon bow It should go IndlanapoUa—Th* man who lost Are mighty clos* to heaven. wedding trip spent In Canada. Mrs about spanking this "Bad Boy" on tbe estimates presented by Mr, PANCAKE 12 OZ partment leveral busy moments. Lewis. PARCELS 106 TO 208 INCLUSIVE Are Located On the the baas drum has tha sympathy tit Mage* was formerly Miss Irene Firemen hurried to Earl Grant's Hurley and that he would depend city offlclala hers who next month So near th* school th* tavern VERMONT MAID SYRUP Jug Adeline Skinner. Lewis' most bitter opponents say upon Mr. Bennett for advice and stands HNAST home, ready to battle a blaze. In Remember Following Streets: will reopen a “forgotten" bridge, FULL STRENGTH Mr. and Mrs. WalUr A. Sklnnar stead they found a burning bird's ths Federation abould Uy to deatrev counsel when th* governor himself blocked off 7 years ago for repairs. That during lata recess Finest • Deep Red VINEGAR ii:;3 9 c and Miss Eunice Skinner, and Rob nest 33 feet up In a tree. the entire Lewis Boovement. Expel and Mr. Hurley take up the state Chty Engineer Henry B. Steeg Tha mothers by th* bar may watch slze% ert Skinner who have been spend the Lewis unions from the A.F, of Prospect, Thom, Cooper Hill, Pleasant, Cooper, High, building program. ■aid civic officials had “forgotten" Their girls with tendemasa STEAK SALMON can Firemsn Wlllt* Lind climbed thr L. once and for all, they aar, then •Sit' 3 7 c MASON JARS £79c S69c fng several days at GlanU Neck, tree and doused tba flaming nest. Tha potolbiUty of a conflict be the bridge until a year ago, when have returned to their home at set up rival unions to fight the Short, Cross, Cedar, Beech, Pine, Division, Walnut, Elm tween Mr.)Bennett sad Mr. Hurley He reported th* bird apparently the long-delayed repaln were be The tavern stands so near the EVAP.MILK 4 5:. 27c HOIAUES Pleasant Valley. Lewi* group for supremacy In every on types of buildings needed and gun. ' school BRER RABBIT 14c IDEAL JARS t?89c ^ 7 9 c carried a lighted dgarett* butt to Industry. Everybody^ Terrace, Pbrk, Chestnut, Laurel, New and Ardu Th* regular monthly Sunday Its nest. her controversial building matters That almost any day 20 MULE TEAM BORAX ISc GEBBEB*S BABY FOOD 6 49c A more cautious group, on tbs ' 1 ^ ' Ytavolvlng policy waa oonqpded at Multi-colored airplanes were In The children of the poor can see GOOD LUCK JAR RINGS 3 19c Capitol today. use before the World War. • How parents get that way. BORAXO - CLEANS HANDS EASIEN ^ ISc MARSHMAUOWi««^i,c2 17e CERTO PURE FRUIT PECTIN bfi 25c Saturday, Sept. 25 DOVALETnS FACIAL Tissue W lPc BAKED BEANS FINAST 2 ^ 2 S c FORCE toasted WHEAT nAKEl 2 *#• 23c TOMATO JUICE Fifun B ^ 2 S c We Offer PARCELS 209 TO 248 INCLUSIVE Are Located On th* HORMEL SAUSAGE LT 23c HORMEL aowa CHICKEN IS 39c •^tion GoAoI Ra&t>u^ dlpeeiatl Following Streets: It Has That Certain PINAST FLOUR 89c FREE TUBE Main, Myrtle, Oak, Eldridge, School, Wells, Charter FINAST MILK BREAD Oak, Oak Grove, Porter, East Center, Branford, North Satisfying Something PASTRY FLOUR 85c With Each 4 OOLDEN BANTAM SLICED • Made with whole BIG Main, Spring, South Main and Keeney. Gold Modal or Pillsbury’s ' milk and plenty of 20 OZ 7 Sjomfttim—-it is hsard to define s ^ creamery butter LOAF lOc prelexence. Let us help 3TOU define UouAeJhold UaiutA CORN ■a* Every Property Is Plainly Marked By Parcel Numbers. You Can IRISH BREAD leaf 12c m Armstrong Tire 3roiu preference for SAX.ADA TEA. CREAM STYLE Drive Around Town And See Every Property In This Sale. It excels in flavor— in aroms— in BROOM SALE CINNAMON fUNS pk^ef 15c See Us Before This Offer Expires ■ WE BELIEVE THIS TO BE THE MOST EX color— in everytest 'of fine quality. BEUVIEW - HEAVY DUTY 2 "SI 23c m •S STANDARD STURDY SKYFLAKE WAFERS ctn 21c COMPLETE LINE OF TIRES AND TUBES TRAORDINARY SALE OP ITS KIND EVER WHOLE KERNU Come In and Let Us Take Care of Your Needs. 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> A 0 B 8 n UANCHESTBK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONM« THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28.1987 «?> MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTiSR. CONN» THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28.1987 P A C n S E V E N r * HUmclfFBtpr meat of traffic in New York today, the hardihood d tha covared-wagon when it consists almost entirely of settlers auffieed to keep the hair CBle; 8:15, (Stiidtog UghL sertAl; 8, Duk>i"; RNE Moarow 4 p. m., Eng- band; W8XK PltUburgh> u ^ 11:211:80 DX day abaanoA Jack eaid they had on the heads of wives and children; Health and Diet EMucbUob to th^Nows. WABC- Ueb Utenturo; JZK JZJ Tokyo 4:48 aub: CJRO CJRX Wlnnlpft Winnipeg 12 camped on a roouataln-eida until automobllM capable of traveling at OUT oLthe NieHT CBS, 2, Krotoer String Quartet; 4, In New Y o r k Songa of Ravuea: 2RO Rome 6 Continental Varieties. they got tired o t iL f hunting BHpralil 70 or 80 miles an hour, la actually when for more than two centuriea BY AAARION VHitE Copyright, 1937, NEA S«fvic«, Inc DAILY RADIO PROGRAM4 Salvation'Army Band; A Margar Advice Ameriea’e Hour; G8P GSO G8F "We oouIdnY catch any rabbits ^ ___ POaUSHXD BT T H * ___ no more rapid than it was in the wrblte eivlUsatloo was kept going In THURSDAY, tlP T K M tlR 8S (Central and Saatm Standard Tine) et Daum, aoprano. WJE-NBC— OBD London « Iriah muele; LRX YOUTHFUL TARZAN with my cap platol,” he added. PBINTINO OOMPANT, tS C . 11:45 A m. and 5:15 p. m.. Interna- days of horse-drawn vehicles. He the face of the Mvage aggressions By OBOBOE BOSS ^made the trip, hed,he not b ^ re^ By OB. CKANB HoOOT (XAMtingt 4n StanAarS Rima, DaylipM lime a«iir toler^ Buenos Airen 8 Light Symphony or PRICELESS! it BUm U CAST OF CHABACTEBS Uvlng room. Ha lookad at tbe desk. ttonal Open golf; 1:80, Five Houra MaaebMtar, Oonn. even declared that preset traffic of the Red Man only by constant quired to report to' hla garage su PBISCDXA FIERCE —berome, NoUt All proai'Amt to k«y and baale ehalna or aroupa tharaof onlaaa epaeU chestra: YX6RC Caracas 8:45 Con Loa Angelas—Frantic parents Men'e luggage dlflera from we- New York, Sept. 23.—Leaving an "Any of Miss Karr’s material ini itedi coaat to eoaat (e to c) daiianatlona Includa all avaliabU atatloaa. Beck; 8, Club Matinee. cert, orchestra; DJD Berlin 8:45 were relieved when Jack Moody, 11, Yet bow often tbe moveniaBt is slower noW, than In vigflence and the ability to flgbtT' periors. His superiora said "No ” and DO WE NEED TO EAT MEAT? yoong woihaa aftoniey. men’a luggdge to that, its corners indifferent America behind, the ordered him beck to the hackstand. here?" bs sakad, tailing it with I Programa eubjaet to change by atatlano without provlaue notlaa. P, Some Friday abort vgivee: TPA3 German Songa; GSG OSI G8D GSB and hla "faimrite girl.” Betty Webb, ere square, while the cornen of wo t TSOMAB rEROmOM Moat of the literature of this ntr AMY KEBB^-CUly*s rssinnasM MipWBBT — wmbd wiaa wibw kfh ten ami burden of tha old tlmea when horse-drawn Reverend Ernest Jardine haa sailed When the cabbie Informed his The need for e sufficient amount bis psneU. I NBC-WKAF (RED) NETWORK Parle 9:80 a bl, OperottA ’’Little London .9:80 Van Straten dance 9, returned home to explain a two- men’s luggage are rounded. OMitrmi and raarderar’s victim. wkbb wtaq wkbb wooo wabt kaaj wnas old-fasbieMd beating ibllatetV»«a4«B E**ry OetoiMT Emiing 1. Ittl Bsm p< buses "averaged eleven and a half Uon for more than a hundred years back for EMgland where he no long creatfallsn passenger that he of protein tn the everyday diet ClUy shook' liar bead. ’T offered I BASIC — Beet: weaf wnae wtle w ^ las* aM Boildapa Eotarad at tb* JIM KEBBIOAN—Cmy-s flancs. her this asetlon," she said, Indlcat-I wtaa woeh kyw wfbr wre w » wban MOUNT.—kvor kla kbh kal kave kfbb mhes an hour.” was built on the Imminent peril In er holds church portfolio or parish. couldn’t take him to Victoria HABBT HUTCHINS — AmTS: weao wtam wwj waal wdal: Midwest COAST—knxkaln kol kfpy kTlkafokey lyttrmi turn what OSiea at Haaebaatat. Oobb. aa cannot be too itnngly emphasised. ing the upper right-hand side, "but I kad wmaq who wow wdaf wire katp: which the country was wrested The good Reverend, you remember, Street, Montreal, both were gen Cant. Seat. Claaa Mall Mattar. Of course that Is rldlculova. No An appropriate quantity of the Strangs visitor. she has.reeOly used the desk very I Mauntaim koa kdyl; South! wmba; might ocherwue be was the eccleelastlcal hero of the uinely dlaeppolnted. They eat SERGEANT DOLAN—officer as- Faoiflci kfl kgw komo khg kpo kan l i l ^ 4iia—Clyde 4i1S—ClyS. aerri. A Strltan. BUBECRIPTIOM RATES horse-drawn bus, anywhere, ever frotn its owners and a nei^ atruo- Uttle. I ^ t of tbeaa things she kept I lim - 4tS^ai.l.---- TH, Th.itimn at Ore.e year when ha flew tha channel to -arou^ and brooded in the car for cell-repelring protein must be sup signed to solve the murder of Amy OPTIONAL (etatlona oMrata lnt^» hsppincM into drudg faai b> Mall ...... tAM made any such time as that, but the ture built to replace the old one. were reetpss. She liked to cook.” ehaafaahir on etthar fuBD or BLCtB S:4a-> 4:4^0rama■ ' i th. akiM '-i'U MoBtb br Mall \ ...... ■! ■*» bestow the blessings of the church a couple of minutes and the pas plied to all animal life in order Kerr. aetworke): BASIC — Beet! wlw wfea 4:0b- 0:00—0.1 Ci.Yn.; T.n.r aelM ery. — la Oopp -Pt statement shows the enthusiasm of Then, at last, there ^ m e a time upon the nuptials of Wallis War- senger (he remained anonymous, Dolan looked tha section over. I Wftan work wcol: Midweet: wood wal 4:1V- 0:1V-H.b.rt as4w.rth, Movl.a that the organiam may restore and His eye took In the other asetlons| wfbf wbow wel^ keoo kane. OTHBR 4:>4— eilb—FieOvReSI. Nfw. P.rleS aaraS Oaa Taair ...... taoa a steel man for steel vehicular high when Ufa eras relatively secure— fleld and the Duke of Wlndaor; and- by the way) asked to be driven to repair those tiaaue calls which wear Yastsrday: Dolan siMeks ng on OPTIONAL STATIONS Canadian! 4itb— t:lb—Btfdl. DMi.y, F.atball thereby, heaped upon hinuelf the of the desk sa weU, but bs msda| 4:4V- li4S—
what to do. -Ha had to serve the he were a criminal, did not help, be 'tioa deet a aeeretxry to keep de other Bupporters o t Kelly began the said. a sad oommantazy upon ths advice a t Newa Oatberlng", a t HoQbMr tailed miautes of their meetings BIGGER ARMY. NAVY first big demonstration of tba coa- firm. He took exeepUon to the state given by those who ought to be in Strast School ball, su*piras eg Bdri* vutlon. Their applause rang RUSSIAN GENERAL ment that 600 were arorklng. There War to the End “MAKING PLAY PAF a position to loiow—namely ths real Manchester cational au b . ' 7 ^ e-MEN IN SEARCH and that they «iso choose from Complete Data on Cheney Auction Sales ANOTHER CLOAK STRIKE was seven buses ooming in bring The war has started, he said, and among themselves a treaauber. tcrougb the old Opera House. estate iexperts. OcL 36 — Tlia First • DEMANDED BY LEGION; Alaska, aa was expected, yielded ing help in tbe morning, but there it will go on. The, Independent Tba board aaid that tha older girl Cloak company would have had to "When we turn to the building of Date Book thrae-act comedy played fay tha inmatea ahould "not intentionally be {Com .rowi-Paia One) to the State o t Washington that THOUGBT KIDNAPED waa only taro buses going out alth IS ROGERS’ SUBJECTsummer or year-round homes In Community Players and spanqprad iFORSDESPERADOS Stephen Chadwick be named. Past arorkers at night. He InainuBted that pay S8A00 but for tba ooUapaa of retained In the institution as a mat RAPS ALIEN GROUPS CONFERENCE IS CALLED the NAA. When the senior Mr. New England,, it la difficult to TUa Week. by the Manchester Mothers’ Oufa a t ter of tmalneas policy for the pur- 85— 164-168 Cooper Rill Street ,. Michael Mooney t 6,646 8 4,450 Louis Bayer, 41 Purnell Place Stats Oommsnder John J. SuDivah, there arere men and aromen being k'now bow one can go arrong. Cer Whiton Hcmortol Halt post state commander, bad already brought to the mUl as strike break Ellis said. "Eidney, Manchester was 8ept. 38—First dance of fall and poae of getting cheap help and John Klein good to me. You be good to Man tainly. our six New England itates winter season a t local (Country Club. Nov. 14—A;mual Confirmond Rx> kasplng down expenses.” Charles Bray (Oontinned from Page One) placed Chadwick's name In nomina algaaturaa received for the meeting ers who were not performing the are admirably managed, tax rates union at Emanuel Lutheran d in s ^ Saore KefoIfers aid Break tion, but it was known to be a mere Vanishes in Paris After even if the signere did not appear at chester and Manchester will be U Principal Speaker at New Also Girl Scout Round-up at the Work of Inmates 8 6 - 30-34 Fairfield S tre e t...... WUliam Crockett 8 7,744 | 4,500 Morlarty Broa Local Mediation Conumttee arork that the company gave out- good to you.” He knew that Man- are relatively low, many of the Old Golf lo t . "Only a reasonabib amount of Arthur McGann illegal, and placing its control under formality, the election of Mrs; tba meeting. Ha oeuld mht for his Bidars to bsllsve. As to a aetUsmant taxes so annoying tn other states Douglas from the same state pre client that he waa Interertad in the cheater was a good place. This is Oenring Bvants ' (k tt i f CcDi Od Foortk -work or number of duties ahall be Jedm Turkington the war department. Learinf Note Saying there aras nothing ahoam on the being shown by tbe fact that it is a England Realtors Ban are conspicuous by their absence In In accordance with the age and . Harcy NeweU $ 3,889 $ 3,750 An Increase of 15,000 men and cluding any cBance of a Waabmg- A sb Head of Finn to At settling ot the trouble. part of tha firm to reach a aettie- New Ehigland; yet, with our low O ct 3—Salvation Army musical 87— 14 Fairfield Street M. B. NeweD, 14 Fairfield St. ton man bdng named national ^ Union town and the men and wom festival at citadel. Spedal 35c-50c physical ability of the child to per 88— 4 Fairfield and Louis Scblodich 8 4,925 f 8,750 Morlarty Bros. 500 offlf»ra la the Army In order to There bad been meeUnga with tbe ment. There bad been conferences, en of a Union town do not want a tax rates we compare most favor Raymond SUmpson strengthen anti-aircraft defenses. mander. That He Feared a Trap. union officials, the ealeetman and quet b HartfonL ably with any other state in tbe OcL 8—Ctouflrmatlon and <3iurcb i fleer of a Cferdaiid Jail form them." 881 Hartford Road tend Nelt Wednesday’s but at no tlma at any of these case of meories, which Is ths result rededleaUoD at SL Rrldget'a church. ■; Business Men*i "Furthermore,” the report coo- 89— 887-«l Hartford Road .. Henry Bengstdn 8 6,738 8 4,860 Oarenee Aadcreon Mo^rnlzation of Army equip police oommlaalaaere, the ReglnaJ conferencee bad the, firm ahown a of ths striks. If there is a hsalth union in all returns and services ment and the creation of reserve AUXIUi^T OFFICEBS dlreetor and the state board at taxpayers may expect. Oct. 4 — Town election at State “the duUea prescribed for Merle Tomlhison desire to end the trouble hy coming danger it should be wiped out Other Armory and town-meeting at High Lunch Ctaivttond. Sept 3S. — (AP)— the morning period before school Alfred Anderson equipment New Torlt. Sept 33.—(AP)—Mrs. Paris, Sept 33— (AP) — (Jen. Session Without CoimseL medtatloB, with no results. Tha eem- to any agreement. v^rkers in Manchestor want to Willard B. Rogers of this town u With New Englanders sold on Increase in anti-tank and anti- pany Iie operating alth about 600 in New England and i. contlifuance of school. n r e e ocnvlcta who euddenly shall not be so laborious aa to inter 40-404-406 ^Hartford R o a d ...... Frank Quey $ 3,868 f 1,600 Martin Quay Malcolm Douglas, ^ Seattle,' Wash., Eugene DeMUler, leader o t the now T h e Independent Cloak (Jompany drive 'out measles. Tbe Union waa the principal speaker at the ban Oct; 5—Lecture on 'The Romance SHERH)AN HOTEL fare with school work." Martin Quey alreraft equipment and the gradual was elected today president of the the piplant Hr. ^Lundborg said. It Is LvUUng to lay, their cards on tbe the expert, intelligently advised wMpped out reTtdven end broke accumulation of ammunition- to mythical "White Army* 'of Russia, is not present tonlgbL Tbe Inde quet of New Ehigland Realtors, hold promotional program for this sec The girls who ran away from the A1—896-898 Hartford Road ...... James Lee f 5,057 8 1,750 Margaret A. Erwin, New Britain American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. ■ After a hearing that lasted until keeping the peace and wtsbec to De pendent ao a k (tompany has made a table. When these people on strike frattt their fourth floor eellc In the heme told Ihvestlgatora that they Joseph Holland supply 1,000,000 men tn the field. A. H. Hoffman, of Dea Moines, was reported today to have yaalsb- allowed to continue to operate with g back to work they are going back ing a three day convention In Hart tion. New England need have no tomr-Uke Cuyahoga county Jail, Johanna Schurmon 8 1,905 8 1,600 Intension of the R. O. T. C. to all ed after a mysterious rendezvous 11 o'clock last night before tbe Joke of U aU”, Mr. Ubertl said. ford. said In part: fears In competing with any section were forced to work long boura 43—363 RarUord Road...... Leonaiid Land, 98 Park Terrace Iowa, her opponent for the post, out trouble. Tbe question of settle There was also a charge made that under condiUsna of a shop con trere the objects today of aiMnten- Warm Meals 43— 858 Hartford R o ad ...... Albert Agostinella .8 2,439 8 3,050 John Koselks, Stafford Springs colleges and schools desiring i t withdrew. which the aging (Jzarlst himself oomblned board of selectmen and ment now was not any batter than ducted according to the standards *Haking Play Pay”, the subject of this—the groatest country In ■Ive. threorfold manhunt "It is advised that those children 44— 8 Fairfield Street John Rowe 8 9,730 8 4,050 E. F. Gibbons, 187 To6m Street, with a six-weeks training period. Mia. Douglas succeeds Mrs. Os police commissioners, there was the company’s counter proposals of tbe cloak Industry. Tbs' Union tbe world. We shall continue to A citizens’ mlUtary training suspected as a possible trap. " ~' It ana six areeks ago and in fact were given out by the company to oerigned to me this evening, lx now Federal, atate and local authori attending Putnam city schools and and 871 Hartford Road . . . . . Lijglnda McCaughey Blast Hartford car W. Hahn, of Wasme," Neb., who The^case waa given a br passed a vote authorizing tbe clerk he said it AM not aesm aa close. has made a great stride and it does relatively easy for we of the New lead in employment, in low taxes, in ties knew they would face des who arS’ deprived of hot meals at 45— 11-18 Fairfield Street , John Anderson 8 8,588 8 3,960. B1 J. Armstrong, New Britain Camp for 50,000 men annually. . ' the.board of selectmen to notify the press before ^Uie Union was not propose to let Mr. EUit set tt educational and cultural opportuni A&P Poultry and Increased coastal defense. wras not eligible for re-election as aspect shortly after the first r There were conditions requested England Recreational Development perate men if they located the Bird noon shall get a substantia] dinner WIlUam Sweet ' president under the bylaws of the when the family of a former Ru r ^ n e y Ellis, of the Independent that would alorays cause trouble. given a copy. back, he said. (fommlttee (a very Important dl- ties, tn recreational advantages, in orothcrs—Charles, 26, and Frank, at the evening meal,” the report 48-19-38 Fairfield S tre e t...... , Harold Derry - t 7,176 8 4,600 Arthur Knofla, Manchester Support of the War Department's auxiliary. ek company to appear before the This was denied by Mr. Lundborg Ths Union is paying 140 persona vliion ot the New England Council) health, and most of all. In general SO—with their companion, James plans for Industrial mobilization. Sian general, linked vaguely in thJ While the company wanted to be happiness, than which there la no Dairy Feeds' are read. John Ressla affair by a note DeMUler bad left, re-’ combined bocM a t a meeting next free to operate It alarays wanted to and it later developed that there bad who are on strike |8 a week and are tn a position to compute dafin- Wldmer, 81. M. W. Hostings Training Airship The new natlmial president Is the Wednesday to be held in tbe bear- been eome sort of an agreemriit will eontlDue to pay I t Theta may greater goal.” Frank Bird and Wldmer, convict "The matron shall submit to the CMnstruetlon of a training airship wife of Judge Malcolm Douglas of ported that be also had dropped be free from eahotags. There baa Itsly New England's rscrestlonal In atate health commissioner each 47— 148-154 Cooper HID Street... , Mrs. Maty Green 8 8,939 8 5,500 Mertarty Brea, Manchester front sight ,1- .. tng room of the municipal building, about a secret aesrion which waa be an effort ti drive the strikere out come during ths post year at more ed murderers, escaped in separate Robert McVeigh - similar to the dirigible Los Angeles. the Washington Superior Court and without the presence of counsel and been a certain .amount of damage not to have been divulged and when or the organizers, but they v(ould Laboratory Tested .breaks early this rear from Mis month a copy of menus served at Addition of 800 Army planes an- has three children—Jean, 20, a sen The twin disappearances were done that has coat the company than half a million dollars. While I 3 each meal for each day of the 4 8 - 147-158 Odoper HID Street... , Anna Gustafson 8 8.680 8 5,400 Morlarty Broa, Manchester veiled by a dark aura of Interna meet with the board and repre- tbe clouds cleared It araa found that conie back. There would be some oould dlscuae the calculable returns HOSPITAL NOTES souri’s state penitentiary. Victor Johnson nuaDy over a 5-year period with ul ior at the University of Washing eentatlves of the Garment Workers money and one of these was repiac- this eonipacv had been kept and the metbod found and In ooming back Friceu STOCK UP NOW AT Charles Binl serving ten years for month. s timately 3,858 serviceable planes on ton; Donald, 17, a High school sen tional Intrigue. Police telegraphed ing .of a motor in ona a t tha buaea from this great influx o f new “No child shall be deprived of Ernest Vennard all frontier posts and provincial Union and there dlseusa tbe reasons iresa aras atiU not Informed what they were working for the beet ta- money In our New England area robbery and aiito theft fled the .MUUeent Peterson hand. ior, and Keith, 13. erhy there cannot be an agreement that the eompaay engages to carry was. tereate of the town. Admitted late yesterday; Jamas Sop*. tO -tSth same prison 14 months ago. meals aa a means of discipline. At least one well-equippM flying She is 5 feet, 7 inches tall, has atatlons to keep a wratch (or ,De help to Manchester from New Hh- during tha past year to industry, Wright, 88 Hemlock street. ThsM NEW LOW PRICES "Uniform* worn by glrU attand- 49— 45 Fairfield Street ... Edgar Ulrich 8,154 8 8.250 Jultax Fradls. ICandteatar Miller, fearing hel had been al^ reached to bring to an end the Continuing Mr. Ubertl aald that Mr. Liberti closed by stating that sgrieulturs, stores, gasoUne sta All faced demands for their execu 50— 49-55 Fairfield Street Dennis Gleason 9,082 Mrs. Amy E. Carlxon, 311 White field in every strategic area. blue eyes and browm hair and strike that la now In its seventh tain caused by sugar being put in the counter proposeJa did not con they were here to win and would Discharged late yesterday: Ken tion on charges of kidnaping during ing district Khools shall be sup 8 5,200 Extension of every reasonable as ducted. tions, thsatsra, etc., I shall confine ■Carrie Watnock Street, Hartford prefers to wear black. She is vice- Paul Koussonaky, secretary of week at the local plant of the Inde the tanks and working into tbe cede anything. The Union officials camp out and fight If It tobk all my observations to the direct re neth Beebe, 9 Strickland street; a Cleveland bank robbery. _ planted by a variety of dresses suit sistance to commercial aviation. president of the Seattle CNvlc Opera pendent Cloak company. motors. winter. Miss Mary Bailey. 198' HiUlard They quelled seven deputies, seri able to the individual girls.'' Frank Saunders the Confederation of Russian War would not be In here but for tbe turns or at least potentialltlee to 61—88 Fairfield Street___ John HasbrOuck 3,905 8 3,300 Samuel Kemp, Manchester Clolmery interrupted the proceed Ckimpany, a member of the city's This decision waa reached after Such treatment, be said, was not fact that 430 rigned cards showing In reply Mr. Lundboi^ eald that the great business in whelh vou are street; Mrs. Joseph Skoneskl. 27 ously Injured one woman, threaten The report said also that the ings at one point to issue a warn symphony board and Is Interested In Veterans, the scattered leglon-ln- Attorney Lundborg, who bad at Scratch Feed chairman of the board of manage 53-69-75 Fairfield Street . James Morlarty 9,279 8 6,450 J. A. Wimmar, Glastonbury exlle which DeMUler heads, told po- likely to causa good feeling and toelr Intentions of becoming maoe- ths company would not arbitrate interested—real astate In aU of its North School streeL ed a municipal Judge and endan Gertrude Kenton ing that non-Legionnoires found the theater, aa well aa music. tended the bearing aa representing made dealing with aueb people dif bers and because of the stand taken and there was no further use in try gered hundred of persons in a ment shall "obey the law in sending lobbying on the floor o t the Opera licp the general had left a note for ramifications. Admitted today: 8elma Jones, 150 58—85-91 Fairfield Street . Frank Claugsey 8 9,155 8 5,550 Thomas Haddock, 87 Fairfield S t Mrs. Douglas ran for the presi him yesterday before be dlsappearw the Cloak Company bed left during ficult to do burifiess ^ t h . Personal by the o rg a i^ rs tn giving Mr. ing to attempt it. The one question "Elsmsntary as It msy ssem to ChJuter Oak street; Agnes and bullet-punctuated automobile chase out notice of board meetings In.ac House would be summarily ejected. dency of the Auxiliary three years which many angles of tbe strike and ly, he said, he did not see that-they wbs a "Union Shop” which meant a through Cleveland's downtown sec cordance with the General. Stat- Thomas Haddock He said he had been informed that ed. laila time to consider he bad trick you of this Industry. I want to touch Felicia Falkowskl. 201 Oak street. Laying Mash WlUlam Hall ago at Miami, Fla., but withdrew ih The note said: the conditions leadini: up to it and are any nearer a settlement now ed them. That was aliat brougot piosed shop. briefly upon thooe phases of direct Discharged today: Peter Juilanl. tion late yesterday. utea." there were one or more persons on favor of Mra. Alvin Carlson, 'of ..the failure of tbe two sides to reach Hr. Lundborg aald he would like Fourth Man Captured In this connection it spedfled 64—103-104 West Street .. Thomas Kane t 4,987 8 8,480 Mrs. Robert Chambers tha floor "attempting to work on a ”l have an appointment at 'ISrflO than at any time. He did not think about the strike and that araa why Interest to you. We find tnduitrlsl Putnam; Boyt Freeijve, 81 Wads Aryld Carlson Minnesota, in order, she said, “to with General Skobllne who is going an agreement were discussed. It was within tbs power of ths board they Imported help to take the place to study the agreement between the sites. Including branch or wmre- Dally lOO’lb.' A fourth who accompanied them, that the state commissioner of delegation In the Interest of having It was prompted by remarks worth street; Mra Arthur Mertens 18-year-oid Theodore Slapik. accused John Usov^y promote harmony in the organiza with me for a rendezvous with a to bring about a eetUament. There ot the men and women on the (aieney workers v/ho are members boute locations, retail business of health and commlasioner of child certain resolutions acted upon or tion.” mads by Selsetmaa Joseph Pero, of a Union—when he was asked if he and baby girl. East Hartford; Mrs. Growing Mash bag of murder, eras retaken, wrounded, welfare attend the board meetings 55—53 West S tre e t...... , John Adams 3,608 8 3.100 John Adama 80 Service Street influencing for or against some res German officer, a military attache waa no oomraon meeting grounds. picket line. Ha stressed tha point all kinds Indudlng gasoline sta Henry Zatkowskl and baby boy, 13 , Robert CaaseUo Her Other Offioee of a neighboring country, named who asked If It vaa true that Mr. that the msrebants in signing the bad studied the agroement and waa tions, roodride Inns, stores, sto., an hour and a half after the spec- In person or by proxy. 68—86 West S tre e t...... 1,572 8 1,400 F. W. Chaffea EagleviUe olutions.” Ellis bod refuted to meet in con Tbs company arantod to operats and Kerry StreeL tftculv dASh. 67— 83 West S tre e t...... , John Anderson 1,626 8 1.050 Mary Raguakus, 108 High Street For the past two years she has Stroman and with Werner who is wanted to operats In Mancbeater petition showed they were Interest told by Selectman Lupitn that he homes (Including the rehabilitation, Miikyl0O’l b . | C C , Michael Klein Other resolutions adopted Included been chairman of the national com attached to the Embassy here. Both ference with 'he nelectmen and rep- ed. Hs Insmoated that strikebreak \,ould see that he got a copy. though not alws rB the moderniza Births: This morning, a daughter Federal agents led the hunt Po 68— 76 West S tre e t...... 1,826 8 1,700 Frank Colombat. 11 Short Street recommendations for redoubled ef reeentatives of the union and woe and to have the good feelihgs of 3 to Mr. and Mra. Bertie SberreU, 158 lice radios blared warnings. Gaso 69— 72 West S trs e t.. , Mrs. Annie Hewitt 1,633 8 950 Albert AgoetinelU, 858 HartTd Rd. forts to complete a crimt control mittee on national defense and has speak Russian well. The rendezvous Manchester and its Chamber of ers were brought tn and are still at Mr. Lundborg asked to be ex tion of abandoned farms) camp Dairy Feed 16% •-« I . D D also served aa national vice-presi wras made by Skobllne. Perhaps it told that eueb waa the case, unleea ths plant. These strike breakers are cused and it was only a short time sites, etc., West Center street line staUons and highways were RURAL ROADS GROUP 60— 68 West S tre e t...... , Lawrrence Kearns 3,126 8 1,450 Mark Hughes, Rochdale, Maas. program; efforts to create a practi Commerce. The company has not Onsus: 60 patients. watched. Detectives were stationed 61— 64 West S tre e t...... , John Thurner 1,702 8 1.100 John Thumer • dent, national historian, chairman is a trap. In any case I leave this ha was represented by bis attorney. well guarded. Even if fines ware after he had left that the question T n all of these developments, cal nationwide program “to curb note." The question when asked by Mr. been the aggressor in the trouble imposed on two if, the strikere in of calling arother session next weak St haunts the three frequented here 62— 58 West Street . . . ___ Philip Faron 1,934 8 1.100 Mark Hughes, Rochdale, Mass. the alarming situation as to Juvenile of the national Americanism com and aa long as 600 people wanted to there enters tba tecunlqus of the when three Oeveland banks were STARTS LEGAL SUIT 63— S3 West Street . John Dalton 1,884 8 1.600 Mark Hugbea Rochdale, Masa mittee and chairman of the Nation Koussonaky said Skobllne declar Pero waa rspUsd to by C3iairmmn tha New Brthtln police court It did wax taken up and voted. trained, tbe esperieneed. the honest SNOW IN NEW HAMPSHIRE Dairy Feed20rco r ’siii.7 9 delinquency”, and expressing appre Chambers who told tbe gathering work the company wanted to let not mean that the a i l lAd been robbed over a period of several 64— 133 Cooper HUI Street Maude Leggett 3,071 8 3,500 Mark Hughes, Rochdale, Maas. ciation to New York Q ty and state al Constitution and Bylaws co:n- ed laat night be had no appointment them and wanted to have them do realtor. To lend your efforts to the months. The last in July, brought 65— 143 Cooper HID Street .Thomas Prentice 3,074 8 3.850 Julius Fradin, Hamlin Street mlttee and preoldent of the Depart with DeMUler for yesterday and that an effort had been made to rrached. Tbe .coses had . been ap location of a type of Industry In a Concord. N. H.. 8ept 28__(AP) for Its hospitality. hs've a get-togetber talk, but that so without trouble to them or the —One of the earliest storms in Milky 100’lb. their capture. 66— 34 West S tre e t...... Fred Murphy 3,115 8 2.900 Fred Murphy, 39 West Street Coimery yielded the chairmanship ment of Washington. mystified by the note. This morning pealed. Toarn or City, for which there Is not Aftaid of Aleatras Want Control of State’s High The following vice-presidents SkoWlne's family sai^ Skobllne, too. Hr. Ellis bad refuaed and this was town. He told the board that they could PUBLIC RECORDS available tbs kind of labor .neoea- years today left sections of the Dairy Feed24%V Way bag to Leonard Sisk, National vice com Denlad not cempri the strikers to return to "We’re not going to go to Alca- ways Restored to Commis mander from Tennessee, who Intro were chosen: bad disappeared. ' vouched for by Clerk Waddell who ■ary for that Industry, la to build Presidential Range of tbe White trax." Wldmer snapped to a deputy sioner Macdonald. persuading Hitler to send more Eastern Division—Mra Benjamin Imediateiy after friends of ths furUur explained that Mr. Ellis had Mr. LIberto eald he waa sorry that work. TTie order of np loud speok- troubla for tha Town and ths III- mountains under a light blanket of Off 5e rtb a U an B m ftf duced John Gilmore of Michigan, 70-year-oId DeMlUer Informed pre- refused to meet In such a gathering sr, BO singing bslng allowed but snow. who had warned them against their German troops to Franco, chairman of the resolutions commit F. Adams, of Derry Village, N. H. Mr. EUls waa not prsssnt aa be BoOdtag Peraiit advlssd Industry. To advocate the Purehtutu ot a half Bagu rtUtrmd fn Attempt. Delbos was Informing Viscount VILLAGE ST. COUPLE O ntral Dlvialon—Mrs. Louis J. fecture police of hia dlsappearancs tmlass his attorney waa also pres wanted to talk shop and Hr. Lund “mum” bring ths condition waa not Building Inspector Edward C eetabilebment of any burinsse in a Tbe National Forest Service re Hartford. Sept 33—(API—The BRITISH DRAW tee. going to stop picketing. Thera was ton or moro GoodComdUUm Charles Bird, enroute back to his Cranbone, British under-seerstary Lemstra, of CUntoB, Ind. today, they opened a broad inquiry ent. borg did not know "ebop”. Mr. Ellta Eniott Jr., iseuM a building permit section in which there is no tmme- ported ML Washington, tha highest eata after receiving visitors, led the Oonnecticut Rural Roads Improve- Jobless Problem and search, recalling that Gen. a legal right to picket even though diata or nsar-futurs demand for of state for foreign affairs, of all Gilmore presented to the conven Southern—Mrs. Andrew H. Lawo, The declsioh to request such a did not know much about It, be this morning to (Jeorge P. and Eirie peak in the range, waa covered by uprising and forced two deputies to meot Aasodatloa started its tax developments of the Franco-Itallan of Memphis, Tenn. Alexandre Koutepoff, DeMUler'e . meeting was met alth applause by said but he could bettor under eome o t the state policemen by tak Swanson, for a single family dwall- that type ef bustoeoa -ia to play four Inches. aasR oalls of the other two. They payers' suit today in an attempt to HOPE FROM NEW MARRIED 50 YEARS tion a national program for solv Western—Mrs. Beatrice Cole, of predecessor aa chief of the White those i^ o attended ths meeting, stand. Mr. Ellla had corns into the ing up the better part of tbs side Blg to be located on lot 144, Tanner havoc alth our whole economic talks in Geneva, while British For ing the unemployment problem. It walks and claiming that Lie pickets Stepped long enough to free Slapik. restore coqtrol of the State High eign Secretary Anthony EMen Reno, Nev. Russian veterans also vanished numbering about 40 at the Ume, al cloak burinesa from ths top down, street. Tbe builder will be Paul •tructurc for no buriuees more than Ci;pam that is a day or taro old is Alp ^o d Stoxes On their way out. they quelled way Department to Commissioner provided that employment be a on Jan. 28, J980. That celebrated though there were more at tbe early would have to march in single file, yours should be ever xtert to the watched the situation closely from major program of the Legion, and Northwestern—Mrs. Halsey D. while be (Mr. Llbertl) bad started would not stop the picket*, he Dougan and the estimated cost of easier to whip than fresh cream. five other deputies, then forced a John A. Macdonald. ITALIAN MOVELondon. Oaty, ot Wlnnonah, Minn. mystery never was solved. part of the bearing, which did not from the bottom up ai)d felt be the bouse Is $5,600. soimdneee of tbe philosophy that motorist out of bis parked automo- Papers were to be served late this Mr. and Mrs. Jo b 0. And that It authorize and provide oserted. that every bustneas failure la a blot hOa and sped downtown. Alreetdy Acting finances for a national campaign in Mrs. S. Alford Blackburn, of Ver gat underway until 8:30 due to the knew the business. The fart that "Papa" Mocco, a afternoon on three state offlcia’s (Ooatlnnsd from Page One) Circumatantial reports from Italy sailles, Ky., waa elected American non arrival of Frank Llbertl, who The union, hs said, was wiUlag to Tbe use of kyacks, or kalska, has upon buslnasa Itself and remaining The trail, picked up and lost sev Involved in the court struggle for cooperation with industrial; civic BOLES REAPS REWARD man who knew hU buslneoa both as burinasa, regardless of how distant eral times, M IS miles. It ended already Indicated that moves to re erson to Observe Anni vice-president of FIDAC. was to present the Union's side ot submit their claims to arbitration, a tailor and as a worker, a grand- Increased rapidly during the past domination of this 815,000,000 state and labor forces for the re-employ Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart, of Cincin tha petition that had resulted tn ly it may ba raUtsd to the bank when Sla^k separated from the department. cellor Hitler for further German inforce the Italian legions in Spain ment of men over 40. but tbs firm bad alarays rafussd. It fatlier and a man who nad never few years. fCalaks arsre first used m ruptcies, must In the end abiorb all tlnwe and was captured in a chil intervention in Spain. were under way to assure insurgent nati, first National president of the FOR HIS SCREEN WORK ths meeting being called. Mr. EUls was present there arould been In trouble was picked up and tbe Arctic regione. They are email Through its lawyer. Col. Ernest II Duce, In this view, may even be victory. Biltlsb and French offi versary Tomorrow. It also recommended rigid en Auxiliary, was Installing officer. Herehante Aeked Meeting be a better understanding. Mr. dren's play tent on the east side. He L. Avcrlll, who drew the complaint forcement of civil service laws with finger-printed and had Us picture canoes tuually covered alth seal- Tbe high average o t fausiness waa returned to the Jail. prepared to threaten weakening of cials were understood to be study Mrs. A. W. Newtb, department When the meeting was called to Lundborg -oould not tell the firm token fay tbe State Police as though ekln. failures In good Umaa and bad a rt the aaaodatlot, seeks an injuncUo.i the Rome-Berlln friendship axis by ing plans to couqter such a move. preference for veterans by legisla president of the State of Washing : Sheris Martin U O'Donnell said restraining Public Works Commia* tion, and a comprehensive census of Won Role in *Stena Dallas” order it waa announced that the Bvery precaution had been taken to transferring Italian support Into France in some quarters was rep Mr. and Mrs. John O. Anderson ton, presented Mrs. Douglas to the Now at the State Theater for meeting hod been called by ths doner Robert A. Hurley from fur the Anglo-French camp. resented as prepared to open her tbs Jobless. convention. SPard the prisoners, and that their ther highway department activity. of 44 Village street will observe Another resolution voiced the Acting in “Craig’s W fe.” carm an after a petition rigned by M ity visitors were wives of the two The next moves In this complex frontier to free passage of arms ana 85 merebantx in Mancbeater had •Bird brothers and Mias Lou Hemley, It asks an injunction against volunteers to offset further aid to their golden wedding anniversary Legion's opposition to any march on Comptroller C C. Swarta, restrain diplomatic game will be the Italiao Washington by anybody dealring to Bolee did In "Gralg’e Wife" Is now been presented to bim Tuesday Widmer’a sweetheart. The sherUT premier's visit to the German chan Franco. How closely Britain wouH tomorrow, it being exactly fifty afternoon. Ha called the meeting ot declared that guns used in the es- ing him from approving highway stand back of such a move remain years ago on September 24, 1887, "intimidate or coerce Congress." MANY LOCAL RESDENTS reaping rich rewards for him. For bllla incurred by Mr. Hurley. cellor this week-end and a confer The majority report of the for it was because of this that ha was tha selectmen and the police board gqpe could have been carried to the ence Monday in Paris by Italian, ed in question. that they were married in Portland, and also notified the Union's repre Sasn in a aroman’s purse. A mandatory injunction, compel The scheduled conversations of Conn., by Rev. L. P. Ahlqulst, then eign relations committee was adopt signed by Samuel Goldwyn for the ling OommUaioner Macdonald to re- French and British naval experts on BUYING CHENEY HOUSES leading male role in "Stella Dal- sentatives that tbe meeting arouJd Italy's demand for parity in the British, French and Italian naval pastor of the Swedish Lutheran ed. It Included a resolution demand suma full control of hia department church there. Mr. and Mrs. Ander ing payment from all foreign coun las.” which is the current attrae- be bald. Ha tried to get in contact is also asked. Nyon anti-piracy patrol of the experts tn Paris Monday was con tion at the State theater. with Hr. Ellis of tbs (Hook (tom- Special Combination Offer lEADERS GATHER~ sidered by Italians os a diplomatic son plan DO elaix>rate celebration ot tries of their war debts in currency (Oonttnued from Page One) Mediterranean. Barbara Stanwryck is In the title pany be eald, but he' was not tn The assodaUon and 16 Individual WhUe Italy thus seemed to be victory over the Franco-Britlsh the event but will hold a family or in products or material* not pro town. It waa learned that be was in members, all auto owners and state dinner on Saturday night. duced in this cotmtry or Its posses of the tract between the west end role and featured in the east are FOR a 0 . P . PARLEY drawing closer to the Anglo-French front. Annie Shirley, A1 Shean, Alan Hale New York. Wednesday It waa also and town taxpayers, are the plain front, tension between France and France and Britain, sponsora ot Mr. and Mrs. Anderson came to sion, in addition to all Interest. of West street and Middlefleld tiffs, who, according to the com President's Greeting street and went on down ths west and Barbara O’Neil. It was direct learned that Mr. EUls was in New the Spanish Insurgents was on the the Nyon protocol which established this country from Sweden 53 years ed by King Vidor. ^ork and could not be back to attend New Model Universal Kitchen Heater (OeatiBoed rrnm Page Oas> plaint, ^present all the taxpayers Increase. a huge Anglo-French naval patrol ago and lived eight years tn Port Coimery read greetings sent to side of the tract between Campfield in the towns and state. the convention by President Roose street and Fairfield street to Hart Tbe role of Stephen Dallas which tbe meeting. Tbe attorney for the Guard Against Rescue In the Mediterranean, finally came land before copitag to Manchester, company, Mr. Lundborg was also manager of the Landon campaign The plaintiffs hold they bfve a to Italy with an overture for co where they have lived for the past velt. His home department, Kan ford road from which point It cross Boies plays U the one that first laat year, expressed the opinion that right to go Into court because they French authorities took special sas, presented him with a gavel ed Hartford road for the sale o t two brought Ronald Oolman to screen notified. precautions along the Pyrenees operation greater than the patrol ol 44 years. Six children were born ot fame in 1926' when Goldwyn pro Tba petition aa presented was and Small Size Electric Range tt waa too early for such a national are obliged by law to pay motor the Tyrrhenian sea which Italy had their marriage, the three who are made from wood obtained in 54 of separate houses on the south side ot einventlon. vehicles fees which go Into the high frontier aa the result of reports the 58 departments and held to Hartford road, then back again duced tbs silent version of “S tails read by Selectman Pero and he an that an attempt might be made to curtly rejected os too minor for her now living being Arthur J. Ander Dallas." nounced that there were 85 names *Tt would be better in 1939," be way fund, and. furthermore, they Mediterranean Interesta. son of Wellesley Hills, Moos,, Carl gether with a dowel pin from the along the east side of Fairflold said. are taxed tn their towns for state rescue ons of Generallaslmo Fran O. Anderson of Noroton Heights, U. 8. 8. Constitution, “Old Iron stieet to West street. on'the peUtlon with the notation Martin aald be believed principal aid centrlbutlona. Also, they con cisco Franco’s military governors Conn., and Mrs. Ernest KJellson ot sides.'' It was notad early In the sals that that they were merchants in Man galas next year would be made In tend. aa local taxpayers they have charged with a plot to steal a Span this town. They have six grand The first controversy of ths day single houses were most In demand chester. Pennsylvania. Illlnola, Ohio, Indiana, an interest in the 83,000.000 dirt ish government submarine from the and that bidding was mors brUk' oo None PreacDt FOOD SHORTAGE FELT . children. cams when Ray DorrU of Eugene, that type of property. California and the "Prairie States." road grant, 817.750 of which goes French harbor of Brest. Mr. Anderson was smployed for Ore., read the Internal organisation Ob a question from Attorney 'Ihe 1938 campaign, be said, prob to each of the 169 towns of the French anger at the insurgents Several local policemen detailed Lundborg as to the number 'of those An onnsuallf com A N e w Model ably will be concentrated in thoac a time at (3ieney Brothers, then report A change In determining ine' by Chief a t Police Samuel G. (Jor state. over the detention ot the French IN HARTFORD NOW conducted a milk route here and establishing of quotas and awarding who signed the peUtlon being pres statee. "No part Of the motor vehlde re consul at Malaga waa heightened by don were on duty in the vicinity of ent it waa learned that there was pact and conveni Kitchen Heater Waata Early Start later wrorked for Watkins Brothsrs. places in the 11ns of march ot the sale. ceipts and particularly the receipts a report reaching the frontier that He hda been retired for seven years. parades, and the awarding'of hotels mat one. Whan aakad bow the names Hamilton called today’s meeting from drivers’ licenses, motor vehi seven French citizens now residents Wholeaalera Say If Strike The purchasers showed by their had been secured Mra. Carolln Brit ent 4 plate range using either oil, as one of a aeriea of organisational Lasts Over Week-End Condi The couple are members o t the in convention cities, was sougfit action that they had studied the in- . By DB. MOBRM FISHBEIN conferences to get an early start for cle registration and gaaollne taxes of San Sebantlan and Irua would Emanuel Lutheran church and Mr. after several maneuvers by 'Paruar stnictiona eontalned in the auction ton replied that tbe petition bad for the modem coal or wood—de next year's Congressional cam waa appropriated by the General be expelled from Spain today. tions Win Become Serious. Anderapn Is also a member a t the mentarians, the full report was catalogue and no difficulty was ex One a t the most common topics been dreulated by two girls who HYDRACTOR ACTION paign. Assembly for tbs use of any other This action wras Interpreted as local Vasa aociety. adopted. perienced, at least during the early of consideration Is the question ef wake on strike and who bad called small Idtdien with igned and fin Any women who sitaedy owns ■ new W lirliiwa Earlier this week he met party department of the state govern another form of reprisal for the ar- Coimery was also presented with part of the auction. In securing from whether the incidence or cancer is on different merchants for tbe rigna- Hydrscmr will tsU you it'i .the gresiest H m lag ' ment," the plaintiffs charge. real of Major Julian Tronooso, ac Hartford, Sept 33.—(AP)—Short increasing. leaders from eight big cities where age in food stuffs, feared since the a biography of Francis Scott Key, urchasera the required 10 per cent turac. The namea on the . petition two'unit oven that ished to match and la her home—fumr ihsa other mschlnes- eeilss the Republicans have suffered cused os the would-be submarine We know that far more people were those of persona not In any thief. truck strike began September 7, to who wrote tbA"Star Spangled Ban Inder. No Interruptions were made o^ doth*, then sny waihing method—ssora severe losses in recent years. Next day wraa being felt definitely tn Hart ner." PreaentAion was made by gfrom the start o t the sale for any die of cancer today than formerly. way connected with the Union or meets eveiy need, harmonize with week he will confer with Young Re On the Anglo-ItaUan diplomatic reason. For Instance, in 1900 there were tbe Cloak Company, but were of the thorough ia in cleansing action thaa yoa evss AMERICA AWAITS ford. OBITUARY Fred Haupt member of the Francis dreamed t wuhar could be. And it's aU beesnas' publican leaders and chairmen of front, an. announcement that the Merchants emphasised their belief Scott Key Post of Frederick, Met, W ont Raise Renta 65 deaths of cancer for each 100,000 merebanU who the strikers thought particularly where the ’New 1937 state finance committees.' Duke and Duchese of Kent would Morlarty Brothers in buying the in the population, whereas In 1938 were men who wars 'interested In o f tha new Hydrsetot Action. Coom Iq sod bovs lunch tomorrow with Oount Dim) that there wras no cause for alarm birthplace of Key. there were 102 deaths out of each space is an impor Sometime this fall, Hamilton JAPANESE REPLY as y et but they said there was no DEATHS Past Commander Ray Murphy, property are doing so as an invest tha local rituatlon. Model Universal ot explain Hydrsetor Action to yon. You seed plans a natienwide tour to contact Grandl at his London embSasy was ment and have been able to. buy at 100,000 Of the population. It waa brought out that there waa not ba mechsnlcsUy minded to graap tha pes> Uken as a pleasing—if unofficial— denying that their shelvea were run of Cedar Grove, Iowa, presented In the intervening period, how tant factor. Electric Ranges. Republican workers in the various ning low. Both Keeney colors to U. S. Senator Bennett 'such a price os to make It possible also a letter from Fred T. Bliah, Jr., faction of its entirely new priadplai—yon states. (Ooattnued from Page One) Indication o t improved relations Ruth Keeney, four-months old to rent the houses ]md keep them ever, the average age of death baa president ot the Chamber of Com A demand for HamIUon’s resig with Rome. One of the largest wholesalers dis Caiamp Clark, of Missouri, a past been greatly raised. O ncer Is under no obligation whan you nqueat that closed that never In hia experience daughter of Mr. and Mra. Jesse M. national commander, who bad pre in proper repair without the neces merce that was attached to the Blsckstona Hydrsetor be plscad ia your nation came yesterday from Rep. that the treaty provides no machin Meanwhile, at Geneva, France's had supplies been so scant Keeney of 168 Keeney street, died sity of Increasing the rents and It ersentially a disease of advanced netlUon, but Mrs. Britton said that Fish (R., N.Y.), at a meeting of the ery for enforcing any decisions foreign minister, Yvon Dejbos, pre sided at tha meeting in Paris out years The mere fact that mors for a trial damonttratioo. Another house was apprehensive this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the of which the Legion came. is not his intention, Matthew Morl It was a mlstaks that it should be New York executive rommittee which might be made by the signa- pared to reopen talks with Bovs that If the strike lasted through Memorial heepltal. Besldea her par arty said, to disturb the present people live longer than used to is included with the petition and bad which was considering a successor torief if a formal conference were Scoppa, Italy's representative there, "Were I to solicit the aid of the tenants. proof of the fact that cancer itself, to Charles D. Hi lies, who retired as the week-end. Monday morning ents, the baby leaves seven brothers Legion in the solution of any one is probably not Increoalng. .been withdrawn. It bad been turned 4/att tl wkat tkt held. in which the whole troubled Medi would find conditions becoming seri and slaters, Lester, IS; Dorothy, 18; The first person from out-of-town over to Mr. Liberti. national committeeman. Likewise, the almost certain re terranean situation was being re of ths many pressing problems (Children who used to die in In Flah asked for a "wholesale ous. Thelma. 11: Albert, 9; Aceynath, which confronts us, it would per to purchase a piece of property fancy and tbe people who used to Mr. Liberti produced tha letter fusal of Japan to participate in such viewed. (}ne wholesaler declared that If a 8; June 4; and Ehlls, 3. was a woman. She did the bidding Ample heat in the coldest winter weather HYDRACTOR doti... houaecieanlng of the party" in state At today’s meeting it wax haps be that at unemployment,” succumb to typhoid fever, tubei^ ' and against tbe protest of Mr. Lund- and nation, including the resignation consultations likely would compli retail merchant ordered 30 items. It Funeral arrangements are tneom- President Roosevelt's message said. end after ahe had purchased the culosla, dysentery and similar com hoiE lYaa given permission to have Gaotla rubbing, tuctloa aatfiberAem cate the situation. thought the Italian would reply to wrould be impossible to supply five of house she said that tha home whs lag—*//three of thaaa tafa, thoroagb- of Ruth B. Pratt as New York certain points of inquiry ralMd by plete but win probably be held Sat **Tha Legion is in a position, with plaints now grow to on age when It read. committee woman: The difficulty of obtaining an them. urday afternoon. its extended membership of' all bought as {hey U'ved in Massachu they form better soil, for a cancer IW Lettar All year advantages of electric cookery daaaalag opcratiocu are acceaapliabad agreement on a specific course ot Delboe yeaterday, having bad a The shortage wras tn miscellansous setts formerly and that her hus The New York meeting deferred ebance overnight to refer them to rlssirn ■ veritable cross-secUoo of ous growth. Tba letter, clgnsd by Hr. Bliah, fay tfat Hyon ictor. Ita actloa grad» indefinitely aelecUon of a successor action among signatories with wide items. onr citlxenshlp—to contribute ma band was DOW employed in the Air whan read was to the effect that ally wbriu clotbat toward it—auto to Hilles, an “Old Guard” leader. ly divergent vlewe and Interests in the Rome government. Until now it had not been felt but terially to the success of'tbe move craft factory in Ehut Hartford and matically washing the whois aUrfuI Assuranoe On Amblttens reserve suppUee have been dwind FUNERALS Latest available statistics aber waa interested In mat- the Far East also is emphasized. ment now will under way to absorb the bouse wrould be ideal for his that there has been no sign! ng to tbs town, but aa with equal cRSdancy. The Hydrecsor The one clear fact emerging from According to .. Italian eources, ling.' Goode ordered.wbfen the strike ■raewt O. BnUnder the unemployed Into commerce and arork. Scoppa wax prepared to give oasur- be^in have been tied up. One mer increase in cancer among whit ) strika tbe Chamber araa */a«a provldat complete wathiag PROPOSE MANY CHANGES dlscuationa concerning the nine Funeral servieea for Ehnest O. Industry; and in ths future develop Another out o t the state woman men at any age below 65 sidea and was neutral. $ tion — teat! damootetatt that it will ances that Italy has no territoidal chant Instanced a shipment of green power treaty it that all govern Hulandsr wlU be held at bis home, ment M a national prosperity, which also made a purchase aha, too, There seema to have been a rig Liberti later in his talk cx- wath dotlMf ia tha oantat of a PooL ments involved, and particularly Uie ambitions in Spain t>r the Spanish coffee, which, he sold, had been two 104 Ridge street, Saturday after has all but arrived. said that her husband wraa employ cant decrease between tha y o a n 'i t Balearic Ulando, In the weetern wrecks tn transit. prom oi thanks that the Chamber 140.50 • Tha Hydrsetor OMthod it asw,diiao IN HOME FOR CHILDItEN ed in the Aircraft company. United States, are proceeding with noon for members of ths family, "In sending my hearty greetings 35 and 55. * had taken interest enough to have eat, tantatioasliy rifoctiva. utmoet caution. Informed sources Mediterranean, and wlU withdraw Swamped with freight — the In I have firm faith that the entire The old bouses oo Hartford road, One of the points about aUch her “volunteer” troope when the crease estimated at more than SO and at BmaffDel Lutheran church at a letter aent to tbe board or to tha tOBaUnned rren Page Oae) stressed that much preliminary 3:80. Rev. K. E. Erickson the pastor membership of the organization did not bring as close to the assess there is much, argument Is whether "exploratory" work must be done clvU war ends. per cent—the New Haven raUroad will officiate. will labor without ceasing to per ed valuea as somt of the others the age of death from cancer ts low 'Ukiioo* (Slight additional cost for terms) Italy'a ona determination, it wraa bad tons o t goods In its Morgan petuate in time of peace the funda Ills first of the two tenement er now than tt waa 30 years ago. Hr. ERIs Abaant MODEL S EP. tha amount of work to be assIgBed among the signatories to tnsura a street terminal Friends may eaU at the home, aach child. solid front before and if they call said, was to put an end to "Red” .104 Ridge street, BYtdsy afternoon mental institutions whldi they de houses wraa purchased by ona
ICANCRESTEK EVENXNO HERALD. HANCHESl'ER. CONN. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2 8 .19ST PAGE EIJSVEN ^ A Q B T E I t MANCHB8TES EVENING BERALD. IfANCHESTEfe. CONN. tUUBSDAT, MgPnr.MTnnt 2S, IttT elton^s Six-Hitter Blanks Cubs For Giants^ 6^0 ' ' ' ------^ The H igh School W orld IG GREATS TO CLASH SUPER POLO TEAM JIMMY THOMSON PACES DOZEN BIG GAMES SCHUMACHER AND DAVIS V oLV h N o.E ThursdaTf September 23, 1937 Compiled by Stadents of Manchester High School w in s e n t t h e I Helen Estes, Fsealty AdYlser ^ ON G RD PROGRAM IN CARNIVAL OF CHAMPS BELMONT OPEN WITH 68 ■ w t TEUG STAFF OF THE COUNCIL OPENS COMINGm-END TO TWIRL RUBBER GAME H. S. CHORUS AND CHOIR m O B SCHOOL WOBLDi SENIOR CLASS PROFITS OU Westbnry Quartet Tnms HOME ROOMS ELEQ 8 . A. AL DBIVB COfSTminONDAY EDITORIAL MISS HENDERSON Editor-In-Chief, Peggy Wood Plans for the membership drive Ross, Ambers and E^ "key game” of the Giants’ pennaat ' MEMBERS ARE CHOSEN BY suMMQt A crm riE S Greentree, 11-6, m Final Has Two Stroke Adyantage drive.. If victorious, he feels tha ruff, ’SSR for 8 . A. A. were the principal SPORTSMANSHIP Local Sport T h i Schednle Makers Serve Up Terrymen Regain Margin of COUNCR MEMBERS Managing Editor, Charles Rob buBineas of the first Student OBSERVED IN M .H . S: Webster defines sportsmanship: championship wUl to within grasp, bins. ‘S8A. "one who pursues sports of the c a m p TEACHER eobar Defend Tbeir Tides On Field at Halfway Mark although be refusea to make any List Issued by Mr. Pearson Thirteen Out of Fifty-flve Council meeting, held Wednes Enconnter. Tasty Early Season Foot Featbre Editor, Sam Pratt, day, September 22. Council rep field.'' "ITiat however la not the sole S ta n d in g s 2 lr2 Gaines and Bright immediate claims to it Is Snbject to Change. 38A Work On Yobacco and One resentatives from each home meaning. We, the students o f M. H. in Four Boots at Polo Chatter Face Four Twin Billa Sports Editor, Michael Plerro, Wandera to Canada. room wiu dlscuae the plan for S., have the opportunity to give a of Qnalifymg Roond; Metz, "W e wind up our season playing RtpreientatiTes and Alter- New Tork. Sept 28—(AP) — A YEISTERDAY’S RESULTS ball Dish; Firing Heaviest en Chances for Pennant; A.list of bo3Ts and girls qualify 38B. supporting student activities with Forming and Resolts of Con- new meaning to this word every M. H. S. Art le a d e r It An Local basabaU faaa who figure fbuf double-heiulers In four days at ing for the High School Chorus and Literary EkUtor, Faith Steven Manchester High School students the home-rooms. day. There Is sportsmanship at Grounds Tonigbt; Expect sort of super polo team —Old West- Boston and Philadelphia.” Terry it’s going to to a nickel World Se- , NatloniU Snead and Nelson Tied for said, "and I cannot look forward to nates Chosen for Student the A Cappella Choir haa been lasued son,'39B. surely did not let summer heat get There will be two typee of ^tntion Discussed in home where we, the'students should rlea and want to obtain tickets bury—hias burst forth from nowhere On the Pacific CoasL Yanks Trim BrownsTwice Librarian, Ruth Wheaton, *40B membership to the 8 . A. A. tills Instrnctor of Arts and New Tork 6, Chicago 0. them with lu y pleasure. Anything by Mr. O. Albert Pearson, music the best of them If two Senior Ehig- take, part In domestic actlvUiea by should send thetr letters with money to rule that sport today at firmly as S t Louis 4, Brooklyn 2. might happen. T won’t claim the Reporters: jrear: One, the payment of 81A0, playing fair and doing our share of a Crowd of 40,000. in ’e|B to tha American League Donald Budge does tennis and 2nd Place, Each With 70. ConnciL director. The High School Chorus Joe Aceto ’38B, Marguerite liah classes represent the schooL Re to include free admission to gU Boston 3, Pittsburgh 3 (10). to Move Widiin One champiotohlp until we've won it. will nieet on Tuesdays and the Assembly by Teachers.' the work. In the playground and Crafts at Camp Penko. Baseball Club, New York, or the Theodore AUen o f Alhambra, Calif., Philadelphia 3, Cjtnclnnati 3. New York, Sept. 18.— (A P )— Barry ’40B, Ina Bexaon ’39B, ports on summer experiences from home athletic contests, six “pey*! The (Tubs are stlU dangerous and ao A Cappdla Choir will meet on school we have sportsmanship In NaUonol League Basetoll Oub. New the horseshoe pitchers. American Many a football coach will sigh for are the rest of the teams we must June Bickmore '40B, Louise 55 seniors picture a variety of ac I assemblies, and other prlvUegea; Tork, Sept 28 — (AP) — Y ork ....th e Yanks are probably all Wednesdaya The following list is which we should play fair with our The Greentree riders. Open cham New Tork 4-11, St. Louta 1-0. Belmont, Maas.,'" Sept. 23— (AP) the good old days of early season Game of Flag. Pisy-” . Votlas for Siudeiit Council rep- Chambers '3BB, Jean Clarke ’39B, tivities. * I the second to cover aU privileges Tof tha grandest little fighting set to distribute 'he pasteboarfU by pions for the .last two years, who —With Belmont's course record setups on Saturday when a dozen , subject to change: 'The Constitution of the United colleagues. There also Is the defini Miss Hope 8 . Hepdersoa, of the Detroit 6, Boston 4. Tha long, whiplash left arm of rtMnUtivea to
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