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Tigers Lead Reds in 7th Inning of Series Opener^ 7-1
4p ------* .. ---- — _____ Y' Italian Submarine Crew Surrenders to British Derringer Blasted Roar Past Defenses; Off Mound in 2nd Electric Factory Hit; By 5-Run Barrage of Batteries Are Active It Five Hits, Error and Weather Walk Produce Scoring ^ Ground, Aerial Defenses Planes Move Back and Spree; CamphelI Socks PreVaHs for Working Smoothly; 8 Avers Axis Forth in Glare o f Ex- 2-Run Homer in Fifth; ^ German Planes Shot plosions Far Below to Gincy Tallies in 4th; SerWS S tart War Needs Down Since Midnight INewsom Detroit Hurler Unload High Explo- Without Loss of Single sives and Fire Bomba Retls and Tigers Draw Short Now Crosley Field, Oct. 2.—(/P) British Fighter; Cen- On Plants Vital to Nasi —Detroit’s American League Ca/Mteity T h r o n g o f tral Part o f City No! Italy Especially Is Defi- Prosecution of War; champions blasted Paul Der- 33,000 Fans; Foes ringer, Cincinnati’s star Hurl- Reached in Early Raids cient in Many Key Fuel Plant Set Afire. er, off the mound with a five- Hold Early Practice. Commodities Because hit, five-run barrage in the The British caption says the Italian submarine (center) svaa disabled and blown to the surface Bulletin! , London, Oct. 2.—(A>)— Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 2 (45 - second inning today to take a by a depth charge dropped by British warships in the Mediterranean. Surrounding, the vessel are London, Oct. 2.— UP)— Of British Blockade. Heavy Briti.*h bombers, roar- Almost perfect baseball weather, long lead in the first game of Britt.sh men-of-war. The caption adds that the crew was taken off the undersea craft which then sank. Squadron after squadron of ing past the encircling filr. nith a bright sun. lazy west wind the 1940 World Series. Two Nazi warplanes flew to the London. Oct. 2—145 —Germany defenses of Berlin, pounded and temperature of 72, was on tap errors were mixed up in the attack on London today but and Italy, the latter especiaUy, are a machinery - manufacturing \ i)ig second innihg as the ' today as the Cincinnati Reds and deficient today in "many key com- suburb northwest of the Ger- , the Detroit Tigers awaited the 36 Airports British fighters gave them ' Tigers got their five runs be- battle and were officially modltlea without which modern man capital last • night, the I start of the opening game of the Joint Board Studying war cannot be carried on" because fore Whitey Moore could i>e 1940 World Series. Air Ministry said today, afid ' credited with turning back of the British blockade, Hugh Dal- called in to halt them. I Several hours before game time Will Get Aid each succeeding wave. The ton. minister of economic warfare, in at least one instance sent Hank Greenberg Btarted it with I the right field bleachers were fill- : ed, indicating a capacity crowd of New England Defense British Air Ministry an- declared today. parts of an electric equipment (ingle to left, and Rudy York After a year, he said, the British followed with one to center, Wer- I about 33,000. Holders of reserved nounced early tonight that all factory sky-high. In the glare 1 scats were a bit slow arriving, For Defense blockade is attaining “a remark- of the explosions far beloWr- ber pulled McCormick off firat on _ _ _ i attacks ’Miave been intercept- able degree of success,” Bruce Campbell’* sacrifice, filling thereby missing comedian Al the ministry said, the R. A. P.T, Schacht’s baton-swinging act as be Secret Survey AI»o In- ed and broken up by our ^ Aj I yet, however, Britain's op- the bases, and Mike Higgins sent Nazis Report planes moved back and forth ;^1 Greenberg and York home with a led the band for the bleacherltes. New England Sites Des- j cludes Maritime Prov-| fighters.” A communique ac-1 ponent* are “not so short o t oil as single to center. "Deacon Bill" McKechnie, Red- ignated as Suitable for | knowledged, how ever, that a ' I would like," he told a luncheon across that section of Berlin. Sullivan walked to fill the sack* leg skipper, remained reticent incefi o f Canada; Ses- gathering, of the National Defense unloading high explosive*, Raids Cause few of the German planes | Public Interest Committee. and F. McCormick tossed Camp- about naming his starting hurler Expansion hy Civil and incendiary bomba o n '- bell out at the plate on Newsom’s for the Inaugural, but everyone Hion at Boston Today. managed to penetrate I.a>n- Other Products Listed . f grounder. Bartell blasted a single expected Paul Derringer to get the Aeronautics Agency.' don’s defenses and drop | Be.sides oil, Dalton listed aJlovs, plants vital to the Nazi prosed * to center to send home Higgins Boston, Oct. 2.—{IP)—A ae- Fire, Blast bombs which inflicted some , cution of the war. (Continued On Page Pwelve) (CoatlDoed On Pag* Two) North of Dusseldorf, at the UttlS'^J Washington, Oct. 2. --(4»)—Thir- 1 cret study as to how best to fatalities. Five air raid w arn -' (Contlnuml On Page Twelve) ty-six New England airports have town of Sterkrade, a large fud| defend “ New England and Heavy Bombs Dropped ings from dawn to dusk kept I plant was set on fire, the mil 1 been designated by the Civil Aero- I the Maritime provinces of 1 On Armament Plant, London in an almost continu- said, and another building bur WillkieSees nautics Administration as suitable ' Canada, all as one prospect,” ous state of alarm today. No Indications into flames. An explosion sen for expansion as part of the na- blasts of hot air upward. was initiated today by the Airport Used I-argely Empties Load at Aimterdam Flashes ! tional defense system at a cost of London, Oct. 2.— UP)— This Axis Powers $10,591,048. Canadian-American Joint De- For Night Fighting. Fascists Plan A British airman, gliding hl| (Late Bnlletlns ot the (45 Wire) Federal aviation officials also fense Board. This statement capital’.* anti-aircraft bat- over the region, dropped a atickl have outlined improvements for teries went into action early of high explosives on the targatgi of the board’s aims was made Bulletin! Report Chamberlain To Quit Thinking War 205 other airports in New England by Mayor F. H. LaGuardia of this afternoon when invading Big Push Soon marked out In the brilUaint light) I.ondon, Oct. 2.—(45— Reports for development If Congress makes Berlin, Oct. 2—(45 —DNB, planes, heard south of Lon- and, wheeling, made for Amater-' that the resignation of Nexllle funds available to meet increasing New York, chairman of the official German news agency, dam, where he emptied his load 01^^ don, caused the fourth air Chamlierlaln, lord president of the Dpclarps United States demands of commercial aviation American division, as he hur- reported tonight that London Threat of War Already the Fokker Airplane Works which council, from the cabinet of i’rlme in the country. ried from the Boston airport w-as under almost constant alarm of the day. England’s previously had been hit by R. A. Minister Churchill was Imminent Now Has Little Influ- TTie survey of airports in the aerial bombardment today, ground and aerial defenses Driving Children of F. raiders. United State's with an estimate to join other members of the At Gelsenkirchen, another Ruhr were current tonight in political with favorable cloud forma- were working smoothly. At circles. These' reports had It that ence in International that $500,000,000 would have to board in a closed-door, all tions aiding the Germans In Desert from Homes; valley town hammered many tlmas fhamberlaln’s retirement because be spent for carrying out the ten- day session at the Boston reaching their objectives. 1 p. m., (7 a. m., e.s.t.), the by the R. A. F., the British fliers of III health would be annoimced -Affairs; Just One Hope tative program was submitted to Military targets along the Impetus from Warning said they started fires which they Navy Yard. Air Ministry announced eight tonight or tomorrow. It was said Late in arriving was Capt. Thames and in eastern and German planes had been shot could still see when they were 60 the resignation of Chamberlain Aboard Wlllkle Train en route (Continued On Page Pwo) southeastern cities were at- (Editor’s Note — Edward mile.s away on their homeward Harry W. Hill, U..S.N., of the down since midnight without flight. might Involve several government Cleveland, Oct. 2 - (45—Wcndel L. American division of the board, tacked, DNB aald. Kennedy, .Associated Press the loss of a British fighter. The flame.s lighted the way for ehanges, among them the possi- Wlllkle, declaring that tbla coun- who was reported flying from Staff correspondent with the bility that David IJoyd George, Washington. Illness was said to Berlin, Oct. 2—(45—A great fire In each of the three earlier British troops In Egypt, gives try now has little influence in in- in the following story his im- (Continued on Page Two) who led the nation during the France to Put have held another American mem- and explosion was caused by Ger- alarms either the defenses World War, might return to offlee ternational affairs, said today that ber, Ctomdr, Forrest P. Sherman, pres.sion of the desolate east- In some advisory capacity.” Germany, Japan and Italy, “are man warplane attacks on Man- ern war front after a tour of • • « U.S.N., In Washington. (Continued on Page Twelve) thinking about the United States Bans on Jews To Visit Canadian Point* chester and heavy bombs were the British lines. .A veteran Probing Milk I’rlce Jump in terms of war. The board disclosed it would dropped on an armament plant newspaperman, Kennedy re- Spain Lacking C.'hicago, Oct. 2.—(45— On In- “ Nobody in this country wants leave at 5 p.m. e.s.t., by steamer north of London and a uearby air- ported the Spanish civil war war.” said the Republican presi- Restrietionfi Similar to and covered assignments in structions from Washington, the port used largely for night fight- Iron Guards Federal Anti-Trust Division began dential nominee to a tratnside (Continued on Page Twelve) Parts, Rome and Buda|>e«t be- In War Sinews an Investigation today of the one crowd at Adrian, Mich. Those Imposed in Ger- ing, the German high command fore going to Egypt.) ! announced today. rent a quart Increoae In the price “Under such circumstances many Are Forecast. Treasury Balance Grab Oil Man of milk sold In Chicago and subur- The dally communique empha- By Edward Kennedy Economic Situatioi| I sized that figbUng planes were be- With the British Troops In Iwn stores. The new price was 9 (Continued On Page Twelve) Vichy, France. Oct. 2 (45 Ap- Washington, Oct. 2.—(45—The i ing used widely for bombing raids, I -2 cent*. Leo F. Tierney, assistant Egypt. Oct. 2.- (45—On a 100- Seen Reason Nation plication of restrictions to Jews position of the Treasury Sept. 30: ' crediting surprise attacks by sin- Official of British Com- mile trip along the British front attorney general In charge of the in France similar to those Im- Receipts, $17,161,905.42; expen- gle planes with success north of Not Pushed Into War. Anil-Trust Division, announced, In Egypt I have seen no indica- posed in Germany was forecast ditures, $46,777,tt7.41; net bal- London and lauding the exploits pany ill Rumania Kid- tions that a big Italian “push” is “ the government Is out to protect Police Seeking today in radio broadcasts from ance, $2,415,101,932.68; customs ~ the producer* and the con- Madrid, Oct. 2— AtANCHESTTO EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER* CONN.* WEDNESDAT, OCTOBER 2.1940 BfANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.* WEDNESI)AY, OCTOBER 2,1940 PAflB (or A dinner, tbs wnmsr beu g the 1«M oU than thsy had hoped to ob- special tactlca for coKkattlaf air an hour re P la n s guest o t the losers. TbU Is the tain." No Indications raiders at night, tha high com- 36 Airports bombers. _ _ . - . ______cludM halr-pln curves, stssp for tbe sale of destroyers' to Bri- soldiers who said he pis third year Campbell Council has No Funlaa For Baropa mand declared. Theae ware aald to tbe O anot l ^ n and quayside ot Midget Tank gradss, corrugated pavement much American Courierg tain. Order Prevails revolutionary coup. spoosorsd these tournaments. Dalton assertod bo was "quits be a new techniqua by “night the tidal harbor. A big exploalon. like corduroy Iog-surfaee<« coun- Paul Misclone, traffic manager Only a few rebels, (h ^rCardParty Omad Knight, Quinn has also ■atiafled from a study of ths factg Fascists Plan chasera," as the Germans call their Wm GefAid Dunkerque — BUcke of heavy Link tp ‘Reds’ try roads, big and little mud-holes, Detained by Nazis for Pan American at Lisbon. All Over Mexico scattered members o f sm all' nsmsd a committee to select a that In Europe as a whole there fighting planea operating defen- caliber bombs fell acroee tbe docks Being Tested and slippery ditches. > Portugal, told reportera yesterday who took to the hllla In team of bowlera to represent the will be no f a i ^ e this winter," and alvely at night, and a new type and main basin. Incendiary bomba Eheperta belisve ths midgets, if on his arrival by dipper that some state, were said to be atUl i council In a fraternal league Uuft of artillery defenae. able to stand wear and tear, may that "there will be enough food to Big Push Soon For Defense started Area In the dock area. New York. OcL 2--(Ah—A Pan couriers, tarrying confidential and government officials i ibell Council to Is to be formed eoon. A commit- Details were not announced, but Superintendent’H Report Newark, N. J., Oct. 2.— prove a land equivalent of the Mexico a ty , Oct. 2—(/n— De- go round provided It la fairly shar- Boulogne—Direct hits on No. 4 American Airways official says U. diplomatic messages, has )>een de- activity was o f "no importane ie Mso working for the Third De- the high command reported the rirtny and Navy Leaden forts of a Diet Subcommittee to Defligned to Carry Three Navy’s mosquito boat." They could fense Minister Jesus Augustin Cas- ed out." and No. 7 baalna. Nasi aircraft at- S. State Department couriers to layed nfi much as three weeks. ifofd Tournament at gree next month and It la also (Oostinned From Page One) tactics were so successful that (Conttaoed from Faga Oac) tacked a British bomber and were Shows Figures Since rve as an auxiliary to armored tro declared today that "order pre- Remarking that some believed establish a link between Com- Soldiers, Machine Gun Germany are being detained “ de- Sales records show that planned to have the i ^ e t y re- "when the Nasia overran ao many "nearly everywhere the foe was repelled. The bomber, hit by anti- Visit Outlying Bahama divisions and 4ie tractor-type vails throughout the country, in- le K. of C. Home. The Schools United. munist and , German-American liberately" by German consular of- half of tha entire American ceive communion in a body in St. countries laat aummer ths power imminent—but the threat of the hindered from carrying out his the House Appropriations Commit- aircraft and machine gun fire tires are calculated to give them The sun appears red at suiUbt cliiding Monterrey"—where Brig. Inlands Today. Bund actlvltlar'-; In thla -country And 3,000 Rounds. ficers In croMing occupied France of artichokes is sold by Bridget*a church on Sunday, No- o f . the blockade had been broken," white man's war already la driving raiding plans." tee. dropped Its bombs and cams home traction through mud, drift snow because red light is best able m Gen Andres Zarzosa was shot to merchants on New York’s T r n u B iiAve bacn made by Camp* the children of the desert from Base For Expansion Program aafely. In tha report of the Bupertntand- were to be continued today, in the and jnlre to keep up with larger V a German "retaliatory measure" penetrate murky atmosphere. death yesterday In a battle with vember 3, for deceased members, the minister laid "I am glad to Last night British bombers caus- wake o f an aasertlon by O. W il- East Bide. ai Council K. C., for a aetbaok their homes. • The list of airports was describ- ent of Schools In the town raport Miami, Fla., Oct. 2. -(*>)— High BalUmore, Oct. 2—(4>)—A rough, and more powerful multi-wheel o t this.being the Simday nearest to assure you that this la not cor- ed damage by fire to "numerous' Fluehlng—Docks hit with high helm Kunae, national leader of the nent, atarting within tha AU^{^ Day. rect.” * With their flocks and wives, apartment houses in western Ger- ed by Col. Donald H. Connolly, ad- sxploslves and Incendlarlat. that will be distributed to voters ranking United States Army and tough and belllgerenf-looking mid- drive or crawlei^type traction the proud Bedouin tribesmen have mlnlatrator of civil aermoutica, as Navy officers plannsd a visit to- Bund, that his organization oppoa- vehiclM. two weekaj, between teama o t He warned "certain neutrals man cities. One group was turned Cbp Orta Nas— Long-range gun next week,, one reason for ths ed Importation of Communism, get armored car, capabla of 60- with whom from time to time we begun an exodus to safer regions, back from Berlin by anti-aircraft a detailed atudy on which Con- emplacementa "received special at- day with tbs Duks of Windsor in Fully loaded with Its crew of SO men each.| repreaentlng St. small Ineresss In the populstioa of Hitlerism or any other foreign mlle-an-hour apeeds, waa under- have negotlatlona" against accum- just as the people of Belgium and fire, said the high command, add- gress might base a six-year ex- tention.” Bombs struck close to Nassau bafora setting out on an three, imachine gun, and ammuni- rjamea'a Hply Name Society, political ayatam. going Army tests here today pre- Avers Axis ulating "large stocks of goods northern France fled before the ing that the only damage in the pansion program. emplacements and near search- Manchester Is given explained by ^ exploration trip to find suitable tion, its manufacturer claims, the : Oompbell Council K. of C., and defense bases on th^ outlying Ba- During hla three hours on the liminary to a 1,000-mlle croas- needed by the enemy.” onrush of Adolf Hitler's armored capital was caused by incendiary But the defense factor, he said, light batteries. a study of flgurea of children "gnat-tank” will weigh 2,000 WL Bridgefa Holy Name Society. legions. hRmR Itlaiidfl. witness stand as the Committee country "torture” grind next week. War Needs and explosive bombs dropped on a would dwarf all other conaldera- Pound Town After Town enumerated stnee the schools were pounds and be able to do cross- Ten alttlnga will be held. Gamea Camel Caravans Plod Eastward Traveling In military planes, Investigating Un-American Activi- The tiny'""gnat-tank.” deslgnecl country runs at top speed. brick yard in a suburban area. tlons and the War and Navy De- From Berlin far to the east to Will be plaved In the Knlghta of Long earner caravans plod east- partments would play major parts consolidated In 1832. In that year they stopped In Miami on the way ties began a series of hearings to carry three soldtera, a .30 cali- Challenge Veracity of Reports Le Havre Just across the English here yesterday, Kunze denied all Cbtumbua Home each Thuraday Short Now ward with the possessions of tbe in deciding what locations were Channel, R. A. F. bombers pound- there were 5,034 children between to sU British possessions In the bre Bwdvel-mounted machine gun, Spain Ticking German aviation experts chal- collaboration with Communlata or and 3,000 rounds of ammunition, night. desert dwellers and the squalid most useful to them. ed away in the night at town after the ages of four and 16 yeara of West Indies whsre the United A t the meeting of the Council lenged the veracity of communi- States will Isase sufficient land to any other groups and aald he had has an 80-Inch wheelbaoe, seats Senators Disagree p (!amforlable, sturdy, veil (Oontinned from Page One) mud hut villages fringing scat- However, It was -learned that town, rail concentrations and age. The following year the num- held Monday night, Grand Knight ques of the British Air Ministry establUh Naval and air outposta. "speclflc orders that there was to like granite, over-sized tractor- Titling shoes are ■ boy's In War Sinews tered oases are rapidly being de- Army and Navy officials had been other vital points, the Air Minis- ber dropped to 4,911 and a year Thomas J. Quinn named a commit- reporting successes of the Royal Their stay on New Providence be no connection of any kind." tread tires, and four-wheel drive. liest frienil—helping him rubber, lead, copper and textiles serted. consulted in designating the na- try said today. later the number had gone to On Vole Remeilv tee to aelect a team and also to Impetus to the exodus was given Air Force In bombing French tional defense projects listed In the Island, where the Duke makes his Bundsmen who attended a Ku It has no pretext o f beauty as commodities "In which short- (ronttnoed from Page One) Up and down the coast the big 4,744. The year 1935-36 saw I fur- logood posture and healthy Fit? We givs that too, with provide the equipment for the by the Egyptian government which Channel ports. report. machines roared, aiming at the home as governor of the Bahamas, Klux Klan meeting held at a Bund Strictly business, there's not a age of varying degrees has been ther falling off to 4.618 and an- camp In Andover, N. J., recently development. our X-ray machine. tournament. The Holy Name So- sent troops to warn the desert These communiques, said the Federal officials Indicated that lorta where the Nazis long ago was expected to be brief, because "gadget" in or out. The compact Washington, Oct. 2 —(flh— Two created by us in enemy territory. factors apparently sealed the deci- other drop to 4,545 In 1036-37. attended as individuals or guesta ciety of St. James'a church also people of their danger, but they Germans, were designed to "'quiet the defense projects listed would legan assembling water craft for the tiny atrip of land 185 miles four-cylinder engine turns up 40- senators who heard testimony Trimminga? Ouf shoes have sion. There waa an Increase the and not In an official capacity, he named a committee laat night and "W e have evidence already that left their homes reluctantly. the British population in view of be among the first started If Con- ifrom the Florida mainland pro- hnrsepower and ita cubic Inch dis- about Irregularities in registra- plenty for dress-up wear. the attempted Invasion-Rotter- lowing year when the number declared. the team from St. Bridget's will the Nazis have practically exhaust- Enough War For Long Time One sheik, whose four veiled constant defeats of the R.A.F." gress appropriates *30,000,000 and dam, Flushing, Dunkerque, Bou- fvides scant space and Insufficient placement of 113 compares with tion of voters at Wilmington, Dei., *• “ VSisr ed all the oil which they have loot- , Many people were saying that Those sources declared that a 4,601, but another tumbla _ be selected later this week. wives and 17 children were authorizes *50,000.000 In contracts logne. (Jalais and Le Havre— and noted In 1038-30 when the enum- harborage for military bases. approximately 215 cubic Inches In disagreed to MAKCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCIIE*: I'Er.. C'J-N'N., ^TDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2,19^0 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 19401 JkiiA He asserts tosaa are drivlag tbs Power Output Rlaea today dlscloaed. The Bdlaon Elec- Moduot this eempelge." Ha aak- thoroughly reprehsnalble proetlce. sags for enurttao ttpm De(en§e Called Game Scarce rabbita into tbs towns. He also tric InatltUte reported lataat out- LehmaiiTalk ad Lahman to staja that that ha Army In Opposed Mr. Roosevelt spoke out at his snt to a nsutna, w Plans to Test blames Sir Reynard for the ocate- New York, Oct. 2— —ElectiA put of 2,889,681,000 kilowatt hours Bette Ddvia Still Wants did^aot intend "to im|Suta to me prefw^ conference yesterday when T'hanks’ Given Lord Beavsrbrook, Brit was 1.6 per cent ahead of 2,628,- anj^btber attitude than that of a asked about tha "harsh treatment’’ y R a d io P rogra m s ‘Common Problem’ power output rose to the highest To Censorship of aircraft procuremont, Says Concha 887.000 in the preceding welek and To Do Play That Fatted Called False defender of democracy.” * accorded Wendell L. Willkie, Rt-, to the British PureluuiliH^ Price-Fixing J pedalLynedally toIn this area.”area,” declared on record in the week ended Sept 8.1 per cent more than 2,469.- iniblican presidential nominee, For Warplanes mission boro to bo uuulo Mr. OondloOoiH yesterday. Tou see my 18 to keep up with inervaains In- 689.000 tn the comparable 1939 New York, O ct 2—(ff)—Hie War MThile campaigning in Michigan. last Blj^t Wsudilngton, Oct. 8—(W—^Prea- business brings me along lonely, dustrial demand, figures relaeaed week. New Yoijli, Oct. *-(F>— Betts'^ Jackie Coogan The question referred to inci- ident Roosevelt told 20 mlUtoiy Witikie Describes Talk Department’s opposition to cenaor- Beaverbrook aliujisd out ' Buridtt to Offer Milk Local Hunter Give* His woodsy roads early in the morning Dnvls, who refuses to shush the shlp waa voiced today by Lieut. dents during Willkie’s appearance British Tell Part Atneri* Brewster fighters, DougiM D. chieftains from nine Latin Ameri- and at duak. 1 have planty of op- ment; 4—au b Mtatlnea. Short For Sale at Less Than can nations yesterday that the de- Reason for Forecast; stibJAt as her friends and advisera On Roosevelt Defeat ToiTrain Pilots (Jol. Stanley J. Grogan, of the at Detroit and Pontiac. At Detroit ran Planes Playing bombers, and the new Curtiss 1 portunity of watching the algu a scrap basket was dropped from pursuit ships. Hs sold thst waves: HAT4 Budapestmeat 7:80—Old fence of the Americas was a "com- would prefer, admits that there ia general staff press section. Dancae; BSD OSC Londonr 8:80— Established Price. Says Foxes to Blame. for gama each year. I hava seen As Subversive. Tha Army, Colonel Grogan de- a high window as Willkie was In Battle of Britain. three were the "equsl to our mon problem” and that tha exprec- fewer birds this year than I hava ^ with this new 1941 atm a akaleton knocking at her wnc Britain Bpeaka DJD DXB BerUn, slon “one for an and aU for one” Hollywood, Oct. 2.—(8^—JacUs clared, thinks that censorship ’’Is paasing, and a bystander was in- machines” and reported thst 9:86—Mefodyifody anda Rhythm; TGWA notlesd la Bvs ysars. Nearer towns door. Aboard Willkie Train an Routa Coolfan, who made a fortuna as a jured. At Pontiac an egg was Brewsters, a Navy typo Bartford Hartford, Oct. 2.—( ^ —Tha stage also waa common to aU the 21 re- Peter Oondlo, of 81 Hosaestoad and taabttations I havs sssa planty very often woree than that which Washington, Oct. 3—(A’)—Brit- SMJi Guatemala 10—Select Mualc. was set today for w’bat promised publics of this hemisphere. street, who prideo himselt on Us Now that the has completed her to Cleveland. Oct. 2—OP)—^Turn- juvenlla actor in silent films, said it attempts to prevent.” thrown at Winkle’s car, spattering were “earning the pralao oi rabbits but in the deep woods tbsy today ha would serve as a civilian the dress worn by Mrs. Willkie. ain told the United States finest pilots.” to be a dramatic test of prlce-8x- Mr. Roosevelt received tha dele- forecasts «o the soareity or plsati- are not ao plentiful this year. rolea tn the new movlea of "The ing today to foreign policy ques- He praised American newspai>«rs "thanks” In an Indirect British ing in the milk industry tomorrow gation in bis executive office, ahook Letter” and “January Heighta” ahe flying instructor for Canadian war for ”a magnificent service In the Voicing his disapproval of such We*wedey, O et». fulaesB of game each year, say* ”Fox trails are plenty. Here la tions, Wendell L. Willkie deecribed birds at Trenton, Ont.. way today for the American-built night at 8 In Foot Guard Hall. hands with aU Its members, and the real answer to the problem. ^^PH ILCO contlnuea to hear that atlll, small national defense effort,” and said demonstrations, Mr. Roosevelt said aa "false, malicious and subver- Garrett Burkitt, president of The heard Gen. Felipe Rivera of Bo- there will be tow Hrds to the We ere allowed to hunt a few vpice of ’*1116 Woman Brown” tap- Coogan, 26, said his'would leava that military officials believed the he believed that the laws of most warplanes which have been play- ftOfr—BackaUge WU«. WDRC Producers’ Co-Operative, said he sive” a speech by Gov. Herbert H. Friday for Vancouver to fulfill a states would classify the scrap ing a part in the Battle yf Britain. WAKE UP YOUl ' ^ BtelU DaUaa. livia declare that the visit would woods this toU. HO also says that weeks. Tbs f9k hunts all year ping gently for recognition. press would cooperate voluntarily would offer Grade B milk for sale forge "another link in the chain She haa not yat iRven up hope Lehman of New York that Presl- two weeks’ theatriul eng^ement, with authorities in ouch a way "as basket Incident as an assault and "The flow of airplanes from the JOOM. Hartford there win be fewer rabbits. This around and they get planty. There dent Roosevelt’s defeat would then go to Trentoiil ' 1899 ke. 228 m. from the platform at 12 cents per of cordiality and happy relations last is In oontradictlon to reports should be a bounty placed on foxes about this play Which she discover- to make censorship unnecessary.” crime. United States of America.” an offi- LIVER B IL E - |{«^Y ounr WIdder Brown. quart In defiance of the state milk between our countries, which must bring satisfaction to Hitler, Mus- Someone pointed out be would In a speech prepared for The He said he had. been Informed cial statement said, "givea us re- ROB—Oirl Alona. from all parts of the town which and you will see the diffsrsnoe.” ed In a New England summer solini, Stalin and Japan. not be In the United States on Vsksal Csitsisl—Aa4 Tssl* Jaaip Oolal administrator's established 14 cents produce the assurance of the con- declare rabbits ere becoming ao Condio Is an inveterate hunter theater a few seasons ago. It waa Overseas Press Club st the World’s that an employe of The Recon- newed cvonfldence In the trium- ia4 io liw Mantog Rsriaf la Ce 8:15—Life Can Be Beautiful. Wednesday, Oct. 2 price. tinuation of our ideal and capabili- While completing an address on Oct. 16, registration day for the struction Finance Corporation v/as phant conclusion of our long bat- > 8:80—Jack Annatronf. bold they are seen tn the very and owns a splendid colleetlon of a failure when It was presented on Fsir, Colonel Grogan explained the TIm Ikrer th m id poor t |4 ais e ( Mto N iso p. m. Administrator Buckingham said ties of defending them.” international relsftlona fpr deliv- draft. Army’s press relations policy. Involved In the scrap basket Inci- tle of the air.” mto Totir bowcla «v«ry day. U ddt Mwif ’ 5:40—The O'NeUU. heart of the town. modem fowling pieces coUsotsd Broadway. Despite her urging, her ery at Cleveland \onight. Willkie 'Tm not trying to dodge the 4:00—To Be Announced the challenge would be accepted. In tesponse, Mr. Roosevelt as- Condio believes these reports during the years he has besn hunt- movie bossea have refused to pro- dent. If so, he declared, ahe should The statement, an unusual mes- •ot flowiac irm lfj yoor food VMky 0:00—Newa and Weather. 4:15—Melody Matinee "If milk is offered for sale at 12 serted; lesued a statenfent saying: draft,” Coogan said. ‘’Guess I’ll forfeit her position. iM t It may just d m y Ib th* hmnli. tfiM 0:15—Republican SUte Central and he haa.an explanation for IL ing in this neighborhood. duce it. ”I stand for our democratic way have to register ahead of time or E M blooU U p your etemseh. Yp« ^ « d m » 4:45—Ray Block Presents cents.” Buckingham promised, ”a "We all have one common prob- "I still think it Is a good play, •tipotod. You foci Bour, guak aad tio v o n d Committee Program. P:0O—Ad Linar —Dance program, reprc.sentative of this office will lem and that U the defense of the of life. And so intensely do I feel by proxy.” Roosevelt Deplores WHAT CAUSES l o o k * p u n k . 0:80—Dinner Mualc. Americas. We have an expression and I hope to do It sometime either about this that I have gone out Coogan has been flying 18 Hull 69 Today It Ukff* tboso good, old CortoKo litlU gram make a purchase, and the matter on the stage or In the movies," ahe Livor Pill* to c«t tboto 2 piat* of Mlo Rnmo 0:48—IiOweU Thomaa. 5:45—Scattergood Balnea will be taken Into court.” which is common to all of the 21 of my way in this campaign to months and has 340 hours In the Missle-Throwing EPILEPSY? Ing freely to make you reel **up mnd T:0O—Fred Warlng'a Orchestra. 6:00—The Esao Reporter— News, Will Explain lasoea republlca^’one for all and all for [[aid, glancing over her shoulder as give unity to certain aspects of air. Washington, Oct. 2.—(AV-Secre- Get a package today. Taka a* 7:15—European Newa. I she were mentioning a forbidden our foreign policy. A hooklpi rontalninj: Jhft r'plnion* of Amatlng_ In*In'roakigf bilo flow tr fraaly. __ weather Burkitt announced that prior to one'.” tary of State Cbrdell Hull was 69 fxmouii dortor* on ihl* interPutlnR tor Cortar'a Little lie o r PlUik 10# -nsfc W 4 7:80—Inaide of Sporta. n I T ubject. "I have sought to avoid any With the exception of North Washington, Oct. 2—(A*)—Presi- HUbjeot will b« iipnt KEF:. whllo 6:05—Ray Noble’s orchestra the sale of milk, he would give a F A L L risk of any suspicion In foreign today and too preoccupied with 7:45—H. V. Kaltenbom. 6:15—News Broadcast—Bob Trout short talk explaining the lasuea In- On Way Back from Farm ~ Bette Davis Dakota, termitea have been found dent Roosevelt considers missle- world affairs to think much about th^y l«*f, to any r«ad«?r w riting to 8:00—Hollywood Playhouse. volved. Miss Davis was stopping over in minds of a disagreement in this in every state In the Union. throwlng in a political campaign a It. th* E ducational Olvlslon, riSfi F ifth 8:80—PlanUUon Party. 6:20—Edwin C. Hill Japanese Lack New York on her way back fiom country on our fundamental at- Avp., N>w York, N. V., Drpf. 0-S23. Read Herald Advg. 6:30—Paul Sullivan Reviews the "There will be surprises that will titudes toward aggression and to- 9:00—Eddie Cantor and AI Oood- interest dairymen and housewlvea C O O K I N G S C H O O L her farm In Franconia, N. H., old duchess one week tn playing a man'a Orcheatra. News - where she spends four months Jittery old maid the next. ward aid to Britain. Mr. Lehman 8:45—Tha World Today both,” he declared. Interest in Pact ought to know that, too.” 9:80—Mr. Dlatrlct Attorney. Milk men from all parts of the C n itt A T IN « 1 every year. Then ahe changed her "On the stage I try to think out 10:00—Kay Kyaer. 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy every minute of my performance Proposes Method for Jobs 7:15—Lanny Rosa state are expected, Burrltt said. Thursday—October 3 mind and went back to the farm. 11:00—Newa and Weather. ,Iohn J. Dillon, editor of The Rural Tokyo, Oct. 2— —A letter to She, who was born in Lowell, ahead so that I can go right The Republican presidential 11:15—The Party Line. 7:30—Meet Mr. Meek the newspaper Hochl complained 2:00 P. M. throu;;h from beginning , to end nominee gave out his statement 8:00—Uncle Jim's Quectlon Bee New Yorker. Influential trade pub- Mass., still hasn’t gotten away 11:80—When Day Is Done. lication. sent word today that he f-iday of what It called lack" of In- from her New England upbringing and get some sort of (iontinuous Just after he left Grand Rapids, 12:00—The Party Line. 8:50—Dr. Christian terest In the signing of the alliance flow Into my acting. That training Mich., where he proposed a three- 8:56—Elmer Davis—News hoped either to attend or send a Conducted By despite many triumphs In Holly- 2:00—Silent. representative. among Japan, Germany and Italy. ScHm HomI Philcojwbilte wood (She won the academy award helps In the movies, although it point method of increasing em- 9:00—Texaco Star Theater—star- The meeting is open to the pub- "People read the big news In- SptcisI . . . bigsett vilu* twice for her performances In doesn’t always work the same way ployment: increased production, Tomorrow’s rroifram. ring Fred Allen lic. differently ss though lt_>^re three ever offered it Uie price! ’’Dangerous’’ and "Jezebel'') and because you may make the first stabilization of the tax structure A. M. 10:00—Glenn Miller’s orchestra "This Is only the beginning,” other countries,” the letter said. A rra Sutton M ix t e r on Broadway. On a table by her of the picture last and the last of and elimination of government red 5:00—Reveille. 10:15—Public Affairs a NIW OVmNAI WAVS. the picture first. tape. Burkitt said. "We're going to hold ’’Neither a lantern parade nor n ■AND. Get* Europe 1 window overlooking New York's 5:25—Newa. 10:30—Back Where I Come From meetortga like this In several pnrt.s flag procession has been staged in fashionable Fifth avenue was a Jug <’an’l C’rillcize Hollywood About the time the statement 5:80—Gene and Glenn. 10:45—Fu Manch'i celebration of this great event At The time* Mdtr, itrongw "But, you can’t criticize Holly- was being made public, a two- of tqe state. and clearer. of elder and a basket of apples. inch stone was thrown through 7:00—Morning Watch. 11:00—Esso Reporter When I think of this pitiable .situn "I bought the cider to take back wood You Just have to get used 8:00—News. 11:05—Sports Rovmdup Believe System I'nronstlliiflonal to Its ways." the double window of a dining car "We are law-ahldlng citizens, tlon I feel genuinely sorry and can A M N IC A N to Hollywood and show some on Winkle's train. It hit William 8:15—Playhouse. 11:10—Newa of the War not restrain tears. The trlpnrtit'' Gas Co m pany Office AN D O V ft U A t friends what a really good New Perhaps, it’s because of the 8:80—Radio Bazaar. li:30—Columbia Masterworks but we believe the milk price fix- A M IA t lYSTIM . energetic way she works or be- C. Murphy, Washington corres- ing system Is unconstitutional and alliance Is a stirring march foi England drink la. I don’t think pondent for The Philadelphia In- 8:85—WTIC'a Program Parade. 12:00—Newa harmful to the industry. We are Japan—not an elegy." 087 Main Street Plug in any- you’ve gotten everything out of cause a difficult role Is a challenge 9:00—New England Towt i Hall 12;M—Guy Lombardo's orchestra to her, but two of Miss Davis' most quirer, but caused only slight determined to test our convic- where and play! life until you’ve been on a New abrasions on his hand. Party. 12:30—Ray Herbeck’s orchestra tions.” Nol>el Prize Winner IMee England farm for a day in the acclaimed performances on the 9:15—Food News. • M O IIT U t n V O R Cs w In L«V Us screen were In parts that got only Winkle’s train remained during' 9:80—Mary Lee Taylor. Interest In the problem.s of the i f i c T N I M O MCr. open air with barbecue and apple lukewarm receptions from the the night at Sturgis, Mich., to al- Tomorrow’s Program milk Industry rose today in other BerUn, Oct. 2—(/P)—Dr. Julius M«k« m Ratera cider. Just before I left the farm low a morning stop at Adrian, 9:45—Gene and Glenn. a. m. Wagner-Jauregg, 83, winner of n a I n ic T R ic n is H - critics when done by equally fam- X0:00—This Bmall Town. qiiarters, after Robert A. Hurley, MENU ■unoNS. of Tour Volcol we had a marvelous barbecue with ed acires.sos on the stage. These Mich. Then the schedule called for 7:00—Mualc Off The Record - Ray Democratic candidate for gover- Nobel prize In 1927 for his work .50 p';unds of beef on the grill at short talks at Toledo, Oak Harbor, 10:16—By Kathleen Norris. Barrett in the application of malaria and Fruit Salad Appetlaer aH A N O M M M W AL SurprlM fifflily ot were In "Jezebel ” and "Dark Vic- C O O LER, M ILDER 10:30—Ellen Randolph. nor. had made a radio talk Tiie.sday onre. We don’t make cider on the tory ’ in which Miriam Hopkins Sandii.aky, and Elyria, Ohio, before 7:15—The Esso Reporter - News, night accusing the Repiihllran ad- other fevers in treating syphilitic Chloken and Vegetable Loaf Cheese Sauce NUT C A M N IT. friendi. Only tOc. farm, but we do know how to rtnik going to Cleveland In the evening. 10:45—The Guiding Light. weather paralysis, died in Vienna yester- and Tallulah Bankhead starred on 11:00—The Man 1 Married. ministration of lacking "courage Sweet Potato Pone Buttermilk Biscuits barbecue.” the stage. Campaigns In Labor Centers BETTER-T ASTIN G :20— Music Off The Record in facing the problems of dairy- j ''*y’ Cranberry Relish Lauds New England Training 11:15—Against the Storm. 7:H5—Esso Reporter men. ’’I’ll confess I waa a little nerv- The nominee devoted most of 11:30—The Road of Life. Chocolate Chip loe Cream Cookies Miss Davis, who hasn’t appear- ous about following Jeanne Eagels yesterday to campalKnlng In Michi- 8:00—News of Europe Buckingham today deplored "ef- ed on the Broadway stage In about ..t h a t m eans Chesterfield 11:45—David Harum. 8:10—Shoppers Special — Mualc, forts to make milk a political mat- Coffee In the new movie version of 'The gan labor centers, telling audiences 12:00—Two Hals. 10 years, also thinks it’s largely I.,etter,’ ’’ she said, "because I at Pontiac, Flint and Lansing that time ter.” saying he always had felt Only At • due to her training In New Eng- P. M. 9:00—Presa Nawa that "milk is an economic, not a thought she wa.s .such a great ac- they should keep their minds open 12:16—Luncheonalres. Benson's land summer theaters that has tress. But, once I started It waa on current Lasues. There’s a whole World’s 3ories 9:15—Simple Melodies political issue.” 12:30—Weather Report. d-'jnnEEni «T! n -j d pushed her ahead In Hollywood. all right. His final speech was delivered at 9:30—Will OalMma'a orchestra ARTHUR'S "Wher. I tlarted acting with a "This new version Is a little dif- of good smoking in Chesterfields . . . 12:36—Day Dreams. 9:45—Figures in Music CAN YOU GET 7 I I-7 I I M A I N f T R I I T sundown In the heart of Grand 12:45—Slngln’ Sam. Manfliefftrir INvtiihiE group of other young kids at the ferent from the one that Miss Rapids, where he told a cheering 1:00—Newa. Weather. 10:00—By Kathleen Noriie Firemen’s league i DECKLE EDGE old Provlncetown theater," ahe Eagels did becatiae. . . . well, you crowd that "the road to prosperi- that’s why it’s the smoker's cigarette. 1:15—The Little Show. 10:15-Myrt and Marge said, "I discovered with a bang know we have a Will Hayes office ty is paved with Jobs. The best tobaccos in all of Tobacco- 2:00—Studio Program. 10:30—Hilltop House P R I J S T S that if you wanted to bo a good now and they Just love to. . . .well, 10:45—Stepmother "If you stop production, ” he said, 2:15—Medley Time. Opens in No. End LET US DEVELOI* AND actress you couldn’t be Just a you know” "or If. aa the New Deal has done, land ... blended together for M ILD N ESS, 2:30—The Career of Alice Blair. 11:00—Horace Iteldt’a orchestra PRINT Food Prepared To Be Given Away. Printed Recipes. glamor girl. So at Provlncetown Miss Davl.s picked up a big, red you discourage and cut down pro- 2:45—Meet Mise Julia. 11:15—Martha Webster YOUR NEXT ROLLl all of us played all kinds of parts, New England apple and that duction. you have created unem- C O O LN ESS and BETTER T A STE. 3:00—Mary Marlin. 11:30-Big Sister The Firemen's Setback I/eague and I skipped from playing a fat shushed her. employment. And you have cut the 3:15—Ma Perkins. 11:45—Aunt Jenny’s Stories got underway last night with W t 29c and 39c Jugular vein of America Do you smoke the 3:30—Pepper Young's Family. 12:00—Kate Smith, Ted Collins, 16 teams entered. The announce- "So, the first thing that we are 3:45—Vic and Sade. News ment made by the promoters of Arthur Drug Store going to do to put the 9,600,000 12:16—When A Girl Marries the tournament that teams could Kiflnaper to Face back to work is to encourage In- cigarette that SATISFIES 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent be entered by crmtnc:tlng the fire- Willkie Power creased production. What we must 12:45—Our Gal .Sunday house, indicated, before play was Fun For A ll! have ia new enterprises—about 1:00—Esso Reporter started, that 128 members would l.ife Sentence 700.000 of them to take care of 1:06—Us On A Pus take part, but last night only 64 Policy Is Hit our needs." 1:16—Woman In White were ready to play. Ihvo more R a d io °g:.» team., wili be admitted, making PRIN CESS Redwood a ty , Calif.. Oct. 2 (/P) Dellrll* Will Hurt Pensions 1:30—The Right To Happiness 18 teams that will comprise the Dance At Pdaski Hall Wilhelm Jakob Muhlenbroich Standing beside a big horseshoe Eastern Standard Time 1:45—Main Street—Hartford league. REST A U R A N T tk Wallace Says Public wi.l be sentenced Friday to a life of red roses, Willkie added to his 2:00—Young Dr. Malone 'The Com Huakers wore high Modern and Old Fashioned and Hop Ownership Slatcments prison term—but under California prepared speech an assertion that 2:15—Joyce Jordan—Olrl Interna after the play with 2.38 points. Cor. Main and Pearl lltreets law the kidnaper of Baby March de continued Federal deficits would NeW York, Oct. 2—OP)—Broad- 2:30—Fletcher Wiley mean participants In the social caatlng the world seriee Is a quar- Reid's Auctioneers were low with Are Confusing. Tristan. Jr., could be freed on 2:45—My Son 4 I 165. The standing: SPECIAL Thursday, Oct. 3 at 8:00 p. in. parole In seven years, one qualified security program would not get ter of a million dollar affair. That’e their money In their old age. the Sgure for a four-game series; 3:00—Society Olrl Corn Huakers ...... 238 Spokane, Wash., Oct. 2 Uf j ufficlal said today. 3:15—Chasing the Blues Hartman's ...... 227 District Attorney Gilbert D. Fer- The nominee said he wanted to if the contest la longer the sum LU N C H EO N Door Price Given AdmiHBioiis 25c Henry A. Wallace carried the make the government solvent so goes up proportionately. 3:30—Esso Reporter Hose Jrs...... 22.3 rell .said close study of California’s 3:35—Studio Matinee Valvollno ...... ; ...... 220 Democratic campaign into Wash- that the program could be carried This 1260,000 la the Initial cost "Little Lindbergh Act.’’ under out. confronting the sponsor of the Bt. Bridget's ...... 217 ington state today after telling an which the 40-year-old barber Colonials ...... 202 40c Oregon audience that Wendell pleaded guilty, indicated Muhlen- In his statement replying to Clnclnnatl-Datrolt battle now go- .Sunrise ...... 19.3 Governor Lehman, WlllUle' said he ing out on the MBS network. It Dinners ...... 65c Winkle’s statements of policy on brolch could legally apply for Farnsworth Wins Community Lunch , ...... 193 parole aften seven years in San was shocked that a man of the includes $200,000 paid baseball for All Stars ...... 191 public ownership of power "are so .governor’s "character and responsi- M O RE A N D M O R E . broadcast righte, the remainder Hose No. 1 ...... 185 Quentin. bility should stoop to a kind of . A M E R IC A S M O K ES T H E C IG A R E T T E T H A T S A T IS F IES going to the network and Its Run-Off in Utah confusing ws cannot be sure what The statute prescribes a death Copyrigbi 1940, Licccrr i Mtbi Toaacca Ca. Merz Bsrbers ...... 176 his attitude would be.” politics that can only Jeopardize affiliated stations for facilities and Bonf Ami ...... 176 sentence or life imprisonment the like, Stone The Democratic vlce-preaiden- without recourse to parole if the the safety and welfare of the Buckland ...... 17,3 Richard American people In a critical tial nominee, coming Into this sec- It Is the '-cond year that MBS Salt Lake City, Oct. 2 iA*) — Tbol Makers ...... 172 MASTER OPTICIAN victim Is harmed, but tiny Marc has had jXClusive rights to the tion direct from Portland. Ore., hour.” Utah Republicans have selected McKenna ...... 163 E. A . Bernard 891 Main Street Telephone 4720 scheduled an address for 3:30 p.m. was rescued without scratch or The governor’s words, he assert- game iisither NBC nor CBS par- I.eld's Auctioneers ...... 163 Laiifiscape and bruise. After seven year*. Ferrell ed, "tend to destroy the unity of t' ..ting. Up to 1939 all available Phlk) T. Fernaworth, Jr./salt I^akc Consult Your Eye Physician (p.s.t.) at Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, said, the State Board of Prison „.iwork etatlone were tied in to attorney, to contest W^-N^Cong. and one her at 7:30 p.m. this country and they challenge In Given Two-Vear Sentence Grading Contractor At Portland, the former secre- Terms and Paroles could weigh a flagrant fashion the principles upon the ball park. Abe Murdock for the BenatJe seat parole Inquest. Aa has been the case for the Loam For Saie. tary of agriculture asserted that, which I have done my level best to Sale of PITTSBURGH PAINT Ends Soon! from which Murdock m ist^ Wil- Oxford. England. Oct. 2—(/Pi— past several years. President as counsel and as president of liam H. King In the prim elec- Gunner I-eslie Jones, arrested on Commonwealth and Southern Roosasevt will launch the 1940 lion a mont^ charge-a of pretending to be a Ger- Tree Moving and campaign on behalf of the mobili- Corp., Willkie fought the Tennes- Farnsworth, wltlR"^68 of the man .parachutl.st, was sentenced Pianting PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED see Valley Authority and testlfled sation for human needs In all-net- state's 832 districts, reported from today to two years at hard labor rnrsBUHai work broadcast the night of Oct. GLASSES REPAIRED before a CTongressional Investigat- P m SB U R G H 1 C O AT yesterday’s run-off primary, was by a military court. Jones was con- Lawn Renovation ing Committee Iq November. 1938, PnrSBURGH 18. In addition to the president credited with 16,277 votes against victed of being absent without 199 West Center Street ^37 talk's there will be entertainment 2—1938 Plymouth Sedans that he waa ^’convinced” the power 9,992 for Oscar W. Carlson, also a leave, of forging a civilian Identity Phone 7585 activities of the TVA violated the by radio, stage and screen stars, Salt Lake attorney. The nominee card, and of causing public mla- 1937 Plymouth Sedan the program to run half an hour. constitution. he n e w home FLAT WHITE SUNPROOF OUTSIDE chlef. T aided In preparing tha party’s na- INTERIOR Another all-network broadcast, 1— 1937 Plymouth Conv. Coupe "If TVA was unconstitutional.” this one from Vatican City, has tional platform aa a member of the Wallace said, "so of course was group headed by the late Glenn Body Found In Bay 2— 1936 Plymouth Bus. Coupes Bonneville," referring to the been scheduled for Oct. 19 by Pope Frank. for B R O W N S Pius, apeeking In observance of the 8t. Petersburg, Fla., Oct. 2—(A3 1— 1934 Plymouth Coach Bonnerille dam project on the Co- WALL PAINT annual Catholic celebration of lumbia river. GLOSS WHITE —The body of Lieut. True G. Ohallengee Willkie diarge House Paint Mission Sunday. It will be the Miller who died Sunday night In 2— 1933 Plymouth Coaches Pope's second broadcast to Ameri- Norwegian Council the crash of a Coast Guard am- Wallace chalhsiged the charge ca alnet the outbreak of the war. 1— 1932 Plymouth Coupe by Republican Presidential Candi- Shoes! phibian was found yesterday in An Interesting New Keynote Has date Willkie that the administra- Gal. a Given Authority Tampa Bay. Miller’s companion, 2— 1936 Dodge Sedans tion believes that "aa a nation of $1.65 Gal. LUUtning tonight: Travis B. Redman, Is missing. $2.25 Europe: WEAF-NBC 7:15; MBS 1-1937-41 Buick Sedan iroducers we have become stag- 8:15 George Arliss 'from London, 10, 10:15, 11. 11:45: CBS 8:55, Oslo, German-occupied Norway Been Sounded For Savings Banks 1 - 1933 Buick Sedan le Tennessee valley and the Ps- S Just like walking on air = 10J45; WJ2-NBC 9:25; NBS 12. (Via Berlin), jOct 2 —(P) — The 2 - 1931 Buick Sedans c northwest he dearribed as ' ~ _iPTOgram premieres — WEAF- authority formerly held by Nor- ( "two of the areas where the stand- NBC 7:80 Cavalcade of America, way’! king and Parliament, waa 1936 Pontiac Coach ard of living Is rising and new bust- S when you Wear. . . s vesUd officially today In the hands ness is growing—thanks to the for- ~ WATERSPAR 4 HOUR FLORHIDE •TUiet Colony” WEAF-NBC 9— Depositors—“Save For D^ense” ward-looking power poUrles of the S Gal. Eddie Cantor Show; WABC-CBS of a council of 15 ministers by ds- 1935 Pontiac Coupa administration." s 8—Fred Allen’s How; MBS 11:15 cres of Joseph Tarboven, Naal high In 5 GaL Cana —Football Folllaa Quia. commissioner for the occupied na- 1933 Pontiac Sedan We.llace questioned Wlltkie’s S A IR-STEPS I tion. ^ Saving may weil be considered a pa- "background for bold and aggree- —- PoUUca—WJZ-NBC 9;80-Wen- 1934 Pontiac Coq.. Coupe slve action to promote the expan- ~ ENAMEL ENAMEL deU WlllkU at Cleveland. The decree granted the official 1937 Ford Sedan slon of business activity and re- a s WEAF-NBC. 8 — Hollywood title of deputy minister to each of triotic duty as well as a means of im- employment." s $5.50 Hard durable finish for woodwork Single Gals. Quarts A high quality porch and Flayhouaa; 8:80—PlanUtlon Par- the council members, named last PoUits To Error In JUdgmeat S ty: 8:80—Dlatrlct Attorney: lO— 1937 Ford Coach deck finish. week by Terboven, to whom they proving your personal financial status. He charged that the O. O. P. ! S Careful •— ConMlentiou9 Fitting! ^ and furniture. KSy Xvsar Oollega. will be directly responsible. 1937 Ford Coupe candidate made an "unfortunate I S WABC-CB8, 7:80—Meet Mr. Each deputy mlnisUr will have error in business Judgment" In 1935 ! s Meek; • —Question Bee; 8:30—Dr. all authority within his sphere, in- This is an especially timely thought for 2—1936 Ford Conv. Sedan "which led the Commonwealth and j $2-94 Cfarlatian; 10:20—New President cluding laws and regulations, al- .Southern into an expensive course ' S OUR LEADER! | ot Panama repeaUng Inaugural though the courts were specifically d I K 1937 Oldsmobile 4-Pass Coup* of obatnictlon and unsuccessful I a s apaeeli tn Engllah. young people. If you haven^t an ac------Girl.’ ------S Qts. 85c Qts.$J.05 Galt.$^.6C exempted. 1934 Oldsmobile Sedan lltigs^n." I s White and Standard Colors WyS-NBC 8—Quia Klda; 8:30— TONiCHT Wallace described Senator Brown and White = Manhattan at Midnight; 0—Bong OoaUtton Holds Majority count now start one and get the habit of 1—1937 Graham Sedan Charles L. McNaiY. Republican cf Tour Ufa: 10:8(^’rima and vice presidential nominee, as an I AAA to C — S to 9 = Msiboume. AustnUa, oct. 2— desalting consistently in this mutual 1—1931 Studebaker Sedan "old friend’’ and urged the crowd, : 7:10—Lons Ranger; 8:30 (P)—Latest retunui. from Aus- eetlmated at 3,500 by the Arrange- Grain Momat; 9:80—ihaep and 1—1932 C^brysler Sedan WALLHIDE SEMI-GLOSS PAINT SPECIAL OFFER! tralia's general election Sept. 21 savings bank— ments Committee, to elect him A 8cmi-1ustre quality product in 15 attractive colors! peata Club. Indicated today that the coalition • i Wallace) to the vice preeldency This Coupon entitles purchaser to 25c toward the purchase of 1 quart ivomment of Premier Robert G. 80 he could work with McNary on II What to anpact Thuraday; SenxISB wrould have a majority of Truck* ajgricultural and forestry policies. or more ot Waterspar or Florhide Enamel or Wallhide Semi-Gloos. ^ World •atlog, MBS chain 1:15 p. one in the House of Representa- WTIC 1—1938 Plymouth Panel $a- aaoond gana. Cincinnati vs. De- tives after a speaker has been I BUSTER BROWN SHOES | Gallon $3a45 Quart $1.00 ^i^t34E...... ^^^I^IBESS...... 4 ...... rma: NBC 8 a. m„ 1:45 chosen. It had a majority of nine 1—1933 Dodge Panel Bwlas CalLNew Troops M 8, 9:15 a. m., 8:45 p In the last House. = For Bojni and Girk I S 10, 11:80 a. m. WEAF- W T H T The Savings Bank Bern, Switzerland, Oct. 2—(A5— ^ m.—Hymna of All To Be Tried As Deserter At the suggestion of the Swias 8:45—1^10 and Bade; PAUL LINCOLN high command the government to- , Minor, Marlon. Vichy, France, Qct 2—(A3— day called many new troops and I GUSTAFSON’S I = . BROWNBILT SHOE STORE = 8:18—Cbaaing tha Jean Zay, former edueatloa twinty- ' of Manchester " Depot Square Garage officers to the colors to replace _* Advanturaa in Science; tor. will go on trial at Clermont- CORNELL others who, a communique . said, Nonrinee for > Ernest Roy, Prop. = 705 iVTAlN STREET JOHNSON BLOCK S ert Orcheatra. Itorraad Frldgy on a mlUtanr will soon be released from settvS S , (A Few Steps Below Gas Co.) 5 TheF. T. BUSH HARDWARE CO. land Home ehaxge of deaertion, it wras an- ]L S. Senator DeSOTO AND PLYMOUTH RALES AND SERVICE duty. The number affected waa 793 MAIN STREET ganning 0 0 a- [ nounead today. not stated. I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M AN toJSTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2,1940 MAKCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1940 •pacial prlvllaf* groupt. She had may be pardoned for being just a ^itrlrMlfr triad a radical govemmant which little bewildered over the senator’s Profess<5^^peak8 was largely theoretical In ita position. ' lltUa fsUow. WIU all four of Man About ^nhattan them really come to Manchester?" day British ’Vatchfulnrss rauf-t - onfident about the future of the pressing Spain hanl about equipment and waa hampered by Is this war thing, against which Before Rotarians Jake and Lena Watch Urged now extend more and more to the Battle of Brltein, Hitler may stUl t»f'-the-Rewapap«r warned: Xtralb ' By —fr ^ 5,000 Doctors WiU Be Thsse and dozens of other ques- I.Iedltterrahean, for an events there order an invasion attempt but that the obatruction of the old privi- we must be strong, something that tions Just like them have our good ./ "It U this triangle of BX TUB the empire's future may depend.” he has not won aerial superiority u> riuNTtNo CO, Ufa leged claaa. Then for tivo years is foreseen but which for some ob- San Juan, P. R.—Young Puerto^archives since the early 16th cen Ppzzle Many friend Jack wondering what it was ranean doorways that the II •( Mil Btiwat Rev. Thomas Stack, professor of On Sea Moves This view Is share-! in Ixmdon ' makes it less likely. aha had been under rightist con- scure fcASon cannot develop until Rican bloods squiring their girls ta ^ ry. are being translated into all about. Jack aays "I forgot to after and diplomatic prepari^ IIWMhMtar, OoBB. English by the W. P. A. This mathematics and Italian at S t Called for Army Duty ask their agent how many people by many authoritative British and "No field of war Is more Im- seem about td end. We, muM *BOMAS raXOUSOM the movies this week have a treat Thomas Seminary in Bloomfield, ili _ OMianil Ifaaaaar trol—and her social and economic some future time—like a crop of should be a bonanza for historians there are in the act, opd while he neutral circles where, however, the portant to us than that In which for a sudden enlargement of Oatabarl, lilt_____ altuatlon had grown worse. So in marijuana whose seeds we have in store . . . . They’re seeing " I » and authors of historical novels. spoke before the Rotary Oub of Manager o f State Is left me sixteen photoe of the act MfTditerranean Seen Be> (msaibllity is not ruled out that we defend Suez and our fleet bases struggle In this field which Que El Viento Se Llevo,’’ which in Manchester last evening on the I Hitler may make an attempt to In the Mediterranean,” It went on. BhaS Brarr Braalnr Bzaapt 1936 the pendulum swung violent- just seen sown—or is it something Here’s an odd thing about Linoleum, Chromalin and Felt Base Already in Service Mass Refusal Plan Asked Questions About they sure don't help In answering leave the present Italian offr the U. S. means "Gone With the subject "Has Religion Failed the these questions. If you pass the coming More Import- I Invade Ibis' Island yet this year, "We may have to aend con.sider- looking like one of its'" AnS HalllBXA Bntarad at ly to the left again in revolt that Is even now poisoning the crime in Puerto Rico. Convictions aat ornea at Manehaitar. Wind." . . . . I can’t get over the on counts of first degree murder World in the Present Crisis?” From Reserves and i ^ n* i Hifi Coming Attraction. theat,{r take a look at the photos ant in Britain^g Bailie. able reinforcements of al^raft to parts." aa Saeond Claaa Mail Mattar. against the sweeping away of such whole world and against which we way' the big liners dock themselves are almost imknown. Manslaugh- Father Stack, who is also assist- National Guard to P ro-: Scored by Bishop on the board in the lobby and see the Middle East when Itajj))-begins reforms as had been brought about must act at once? Is Bhigland’s in the San Juan harbor . . . . The . ter, sure, but almost nobody can ant to Rev. William Dunn at S t for yourself." The Gusr-llan commented that In earnest, particularly If she Is .SUBSCRIPTION RATB8 James’s pariah, declared that Ahe In convention towns it’s I A novelty at the Philadel Tear ky Uait ...... lass peril something that merely im- treacherous currents and cross remember when the death penalty pare for Tests. j And there the matter rests. The ^JaMchester' Eng., Oct. 2. modeled her gown. Mrs. Lesnder is the daughter'Of Mr. and Mrs. 'edding Gowns Shown George Keith. Women’s Club Misa Florence Ekikmier became The Story of Your Newspaper Draft Registration the bride of Dr. John Field on Au- Our Country gust 4, 1934, in the Presbyterian Opens Season it Novel Pageant Here church, Brussells, Ontario, Cana- lit* da. Mrs. Field wore her own gown, Like Going to Vote the material of which was French ProfesBional Group of w Sixty Exhibited at I drew band made lace. The bridal apparel worn by Miss /fex Beach Find^ Greater election Officials to Be Center Church Discuss- Center Church, Oldest | Mother’* Weddjnf Gown Marjorie Taylor when she be- Manchester W !?• » Wf • ' Byron Boydl wore her came the wife of Philip Nelson, In Charge of W ork on Winter’s Programs. Was first W orn in: mother’s wedding gown. Her September 1, 1934, was shown by Appreciation of Our Way Date Bpok ' m m , I la i mother, Mies B.va Shillingi, was Mrs. Waiter Cowles. Oct. 16; Rest o f Job dinner meeting opened the 1 l o l o . List Ol U tners. | „„rted to James Farris In Lowell. The marriage of Miss Lucille season of the Profeaslonal Wo- Clarke and Elliott Knight took lip to the Draft, Board. Tonight Maas., on June 18, 1890. After a Look (at Hitler^s men'* Club of Center church last "Old Wedding Gowns and New’’, ^ The gown worn by Mias Betty place June 15, 193,5. Mrs. Khight OcL 3— V. F. W. Auxiliary Fash- Lack of exact Information re- ion Show by Fradin’s at 'linker night at th* Marlborough Tavern, th« pageant presented last night In : Thrall was not a wedding dVesa but wore her own wedding gown. with thirty-four members and The wedding gown worh by Mrs. garding the method of organizing halL the Center Congregational church tP®rt of the trouaseau of Mrs. Ttventy-flfst of 24 articles on'Armed, disfranchised and doomed This Week guests In attendance. After a de- Howard Roy was worn by Mrs. "Our Country,” written exclusive- to economic slavery, local officials for the registration by Group 3 of which Mrs Ernest I ® of conscripts under the selective Oct. 6 Coon trlaln at Manchea- Weioua turkey dinner a brief busi- _ * . . j . previous to her marriage was Miss Richard McCarthy, the former ly for NEA Service and The Her- A German world in which only ness session was held, presided Lh Bengston is leader attracted an Carrie Cone Miss Mary Dwyer in June, 1935, in service law has created much ter Coon and Fox Club grounds off aid hy the nation’s most fanious the ruling class will enjoy free ac- Route 44 in Coventry. over by the new preeident, Mias audience of both men and women i| The gown worn by Mrs. Warren Boston. authors. cess to culture, literacy and edu- minor confusion in Manchester and that filled the auditorium. Palms, aurrounding towns. Today infor- Also, Amateur Night at St. Harriett Franzen. Keith's mother, Mr.s, Cadle, on her Mrs. Leroy Norris, the former cation, a class which will bestow John’s church. Copies of the program for the white gladiolus white eupntorlum Miss Rosalie Anderson, wore her mation was received from the of- wedding day, September 22, 1892, By Rex Beach upon all other peoples— ours ftomlng Event* first half of the year were given and tall white taper.s decorated the own wedding gown. The ceremony fice of the adjutant-general which waa shown by Miss Betty Boyd. .Author of “The .Spoilers,” "The among the number the blessings Oct. 25—Annual dance of Pri- out and explained by the chairman pulpit. Mrs. V’olney Morey, who took place August 10, 1935. Barrier,’’ "Alaskan Adventures,” of illiteracy and the priceless clears up some points in connec- presided at the organ, and the When Miss Agnes Ross became tion with registration and selec- vate Duty Nurse.* at Country Club. of the program committee, Mias the 'Wife of Joseph McLean on The wedding dress worn by Miss etc. privilege of serfdom. Esther J. Anderson. Featured as quartet added much to the Imprea* Doris Muldoon when she was mar- There's more to it but this 1s tion of those coming under the Mveness of the program bv the ap- October 27, 1892, in Adams, Ma.ss. draft law. speakers are Misa Hazel Lutz who She wore the wedding gown ried to Lincoln Murphey on Octo- In spite of the fact that demo- the general slinpe of the apochry- will talk about the Bayeau Tapes- propriate and beautiful Instru- ber 26. 1935 was modeled by Miss cracy is threatened with extinc- pha' vision that came to Adolf Itemized, the following details mental and vocal music, played as modeled by Mi.ss Joan Todd. Of in- are noted. 28 Accidents try; Lloyd Davis, whose subject is Phyllis Morey. tion. there is an alarming indif- Hitler as he sat In solitude read the arrangement of flowers; Leon- the pageant progressed. The teiest was the Queen Mary collar. ing the stars and gnawing a cii All men, aged 21 to 35 inclusive Mrs. Fred Moore, the former ference in this country as to what ard Johnson, who will show mov- quartet was composed of Mrs. Har- Miss Blanche Taylor was mar- it is or what the results of its ex- rot. ^must register here at the point or Miss Cecilia Stenwall. wore her ing pictures of Florida, and Mrs. old Symington. Mrs. Earl Shaw, ried to George E. Keith in .Man- tinction may be. Probably that is The effrontery, the conceit. Iioints later to be designated - Diiriii" Month chester on June 12. 189.5 Her own wedding gown. Mr. and Mrs. W. Turner, whose topic Is the James Murphy and Volncy Morey. Moore were married Febniarv 22. because few of us Americans have Incredible gall of it is astounding.' possibly school* or the armory. Mrs. S.vmington .sang as a .solo. wedding gofgn was worn by Miss youth hostel movement. In addi- 1936. Society Holds taken time out to consider wliat That such a plan could be adopted Registration day la October 16. "Love Send."! .a Little Cift of Roses” Gladys Irwi'n. I Am the Artist tion there will be a Thanksgiving Mrs. Victor .Swanson wore her I the democratic way of life means I and made holy by his 80 million Probably some system will be and again appeared in a duet with The wedding dre.ss worn hy Mi.ss Most Auto Collisions party, a Christmas party and a The New own wedding dre.ss. Mrs, Swanson to us, either as individuals op as, followers indicates the inflated worked out whereby each man re- Mrs. Shaw. "Oh That We Two .Mary Anne Trotter when she be- foahion show. was prior to her marriage, Mi.ss Thi.s is one of a series of ar- ' But in all cases be it touching Amateur Nijslit a people, and also because It has egotism, the iirepoatcrous vanity, (Kirting will not be detained more Ilrrr of Minor Nitliirr; Were Ma.vlng" Mr.s. Shaw's solo came the bride of James R John- The members were reminded of Emma Elizabeth Strickland. The tides telling the stoiy of your up a blurred picture, portraying been difficult to tile rtiUilessness and vain glory of than 20 minutes. was "O Promiee Me” . Other de- To, Set Instructions No Persons Killutl. the approaching Caledonian. Mar- -ston on June 6. 1898. was worn bv wedding was on August 12, 1936. ncw.spaper. The Herald is pre- a scene forbidden to camcra.s, or jfet a complete the German people. lightful numbers by the quartet •Mi.ss Florenre Pitk.n. The October 16 registration Is ket to which each one was urged Miss Claire Gordon and Fred- senting the.se articles in connection cartooning the foibles of the It is easier .for us to understand were "Neares* and Deare.st". and with National Newspaper Week, Entertainment IVovidcfl j{J'^orde" which the drab doctrine of Communism not to be conducted by the local A total of 28 reported accidents j to contribute some small article to 1941 Singer Featherweight "Good Night. Beloved” The gown modeled by Mrs. Mar- erick Olmatead were married Au- great and near-great—it has but sell at the booth that the club will wiLS Oet. 1-8. Bv Holv Name Group dictators tlian to grasp the full measure of draft board of three members, but in town I.s listed on police records | Wedding Ciistonis gin A lv o rd . worn hy Miss gust 25. 1936, in Charlotte Town. one purpose: Through it ail I hope have. i.. • • • rkV c . I 4/11 1 to «ub- this fantastic Teuton dream. Sta- Is to be carried on under the au- for September. Of the total, two | Mrs. Fred Thrall gowned in •Anna Mae Bailey on October 10. Prince Edward Island, Canada. to stop for you, momentarily, vour At the conclusion of the meeting 1902, when she boiame the wife of I'm your newspaper artist. 1 ilt at. James s Lhiireh. .stitute for it. lin would like to crush capitalism thority of the regular election of- were aiito-pedpstrian mlshap.s, two I “I ju.st dropped In" explains Jimmy Stewart to his very skep- white, waa the historian .Mabel Mrs. Olmstead wore her own wed- fa.st-spinnlng world; to pull ‘ into ------I It b a s boon and kill every owner of a bank ficials—selectmen. town clerk and a social time wjux held. “ during Arthur .S, Barne.s in Tecumseh. ! ding dress. draw the cartoons, the sketches focus for you some scene, some auto-striking-obstarle accidents. I" j • tleal flim wife, Rosalind Russell. Scene Is from the State’s new film, Cowles and leane navidson were book but thus far he has express- registrars. Letters have been niail- V . ^ ■ which there was a conducted tour "N o Time for Comedy" which belies his title by being all comedy. Portable Electric pages. Mrs. Thrall explained the Mich , wa.s al.so worn by her daugh- On August____ 21, 1937. Mias Evelyn from life,, the comic strips, the event, some idea you might have St. James's Holv Name .society ! " " two______were caused_ . , by autos running „ f the ntcresting and .. histone * . ed no de.sire lo swell his own vani- ed today to such officials, advising off tile road, and the balanre were old It will be shown Thur.sday, Friday and Saturday. origin of many of our wedding cus- ter, Alias Betty Barnes, wlien she I Waterman and Harold Helm were | chuckles, the maps, and the missed as It whirled past on the -started its fall meetings last night of the meaning- ty by actually enslaving the world. decorative designs that brighten them of their duties. In general collisions between ears. 11 pounda. 1 ounce of the most amaztn$r precision made, balanced and eoanter toms and tradiiion.a and their slg- was married to Martin Alvord, I married, Mrs. Helm's wedding earth s kaleidoscope. j with an attendance of over 200 in less generalities Neither has he proposed to reduce up your newspaper. charge will be the selectmen. The Pg rsons Injured in the accidents ■nlflcanc'el June 30, 1934, in Bri.stoi, Conn. gown, was worn by .Miss Louise In your hands is the power to I the narish h»n Pniri.-u i-o— broadcast by the the rest of humanity* to a level of registrars of voters will be the balanced sewing machine in our 89 years of bu.slness. ’The first gowns shown were all The veil is of Duchess lacc and v.-as Lehr. I'm not Michelangelo. Under remedy injustice, to righ? wrong, i o f ” he e n t e r t a t o S German spell- want lower than tliat enjoyed by mimtrf'red nine, while eight arrests Crash Injuries Fatal night in an automobile accident in my hand the white Bristol-board actual officers In charge. They will were made for violations of law j which his wife waa killed. TTiree of colored silks and elaborately worn by Mr. Alvord's grandmother,. ■Mi.ss Olive Matteson was mar- to halt undemocratic ideaa before i committee, arranged the urogram binders or from his own pepole. He merely wishe.4 appoint Volunteer Interviewers made with fine hor.dwork and lace. ■Mrs. Josephine Ixioml.s .M.artin if ried to Fred Wood on January 26. gradually takes form as the India they are turned Into actions. But . it was in the th e hysterical to have us share with them jn th« involved. ‘ Hancock, Mass., Oct. 2—(/Pi — other persons suffered minor in- It is impossible on paper to even begin to do ju.stice to an achievement that Utcnl- ink scratche.s out of my pen, I.s who will make out cards for all juries. A double funeral will be 'The oldest gown, a plaid silk in a I-ioiton. 1940 Her wedding gown was often injustice and wrong are hid- ' night. Songs were sung by Josehli shrickings of the general equality of destitution. who report. The town clerk then Most of the e.olllslons were of a (Tharles Shepard, 79 died yesterday ly took our breath away the first time we saw it. it art:” Weil, if art has any- very minor nature, the reports held for the couple. HOW perfect state of pre.seivatlon. was ^ The gown worn by Miss .Sophia worn by Mi.ss Althea .Shorts Nazi oraclc-in- As to Fa.scism. it now appears must check the cards and formally from Injuries suffered Saturday worn by .Miss Nai.ry Burnham and Miss Kdith Hue and Franeis thing to do with life, then maybe of "words'and^acUoni''?hi*t'* ^ James Humphrey, chief himself but Rex to be merely an Itnliaii translation show with damage limited to bent Staver at Jersey Stiore, Penn of words and actions that march dances were given by the Donahue Beach present the same to the draft waa the wedding dre.ss of .Miss October 20. 190), when .she mar- Knight were married April 27.!^^.^. now it all made of the Nazi creed but it is no less fenders or twisted car bumpers. "Seeing is believing” — so do not fail to get a FREE demonstration of this mirads •r„, ,o„,c I board. Martha Potter, grea* great grand- ried Herbert House wa.s worn by 1940. .Mr.s. Knight xore her own plain. The offi- blody and intolerant. Listen to a This draft board begins its One pedestrisn wa.s seriously hurt machine, either at our Sewing Ci^nter or in your own home, any morning, afternoon or mother of Mrs Clarence Woo MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2,1940 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2,194® Adrertlaemeot— AdvertlMment— Carrol Club, dll^arent group* o f b* tntersd tha institution for a. physician until Monday wrhm • SERIAL st or y Church House boy* and girl* who attend S t treatment of a alight atUck of b* expecta to return to hi* desk Jamas’* *eho8L,*nd ehureh w ork«r* iJyasntety. In th* Capitol at Hartford. who now m*et In the church ha**- n ie Republican chief exeeuttv*, ment or. In one o f th* roont* in S t SAVE W ITH EASE! Changes Soon hit campaign for re-election Inter- The hrork pygmy come* from • This Could Be Your Story Jam**’* aehool. nipteid by the iUneas, went direct- News From Manchester’s Neighbors ■Pie hall in tba upper part of Greek measure o f length, pygme, ly to bis home In Stratford Where the building would be large the distance from elbow to BY MARGUERITE GAHAGAN he will remain under the care of CHECK THESE Wodk to Be Started at enough for amall grouj>s, but or- knuckle*. Once on at ganisation* such a* th* Holy All characters, organisations had nc part In tba recant diffl- Nam* Soctaty would continue to argain Hound ning, Octobar 9th. ThU will b« and incidents o f thU serial are hold meeting* in the bail in tha culUes, but bad been struck by a Main and Park Streets. the annual buMnesa mealing and entirely fictitious. Andover Bolton flying missile. It was not knowm • r " sebooL Committee* of the soctaty Everybody^ election o f offtcara for the coming Rockville A. L. Plans if he suffered a skull fracture but would be given the use o f one of MANY YOUNG COUPLES HAVE SELECTED Mrs. Maxwell HstcMMoa year will be held. Rev. William J. Dunn, paator of MfS. Uyds MarelMa Yesterday! Boa Mary goea ta X-rayn had been taken. the small rooms for meetings. The 157-4. WiUliHiatte Lewis PhelM will preside at the FImnm 4557 , Rosa Clark’a home ta halp him St. James'* church, announced at changes, whan mad*, will aUow THEIR ENGAGEMENT AND Democratic 'ToUand County Asso- with soma Impaitoat svark. TThOi for tba carrying on of educ^ooal ciation to ba bald In Bolton, Children’s Party Again Sue Mary want by her atop tha meeting o f the Holy Nam* So- WEDDING RINGS____ Market! Andover Orange a b ie r r e d Mrs. Samuel Dunlop of South ■rid man la war ilad ohoat hla mem, ciety lost night that work would work among the youth of tha par- Wednesday evening. Nominative queatlona har about Vera. But and . walked back the two blocks iah. FREE DELIVERY! DIAL 87211 races at Long iBland'k fashionable ‘iBooater Night” Monday night at Road is In charge of collecting in a state o f terror. She stoppad be started at once on change* in state officials will be present to Sna Mary haosn ha doean’t re-, Near th* Church Gifts for the bridesmaid and best man here . . . and Belmont Park. address the club. warm garments for the British street light to re- ths pariah owned building at Main the Town HalL The committee Last Year’ s Event on Woman's Relief Corps is holding aM«e what his son may do under *“ '***’^ anothei and Park streets to convert it Into The new hall ia within a abort dozena of their friends have selected their gifts for the Plenty of Leopard Used A. W. Savage, of Bumap Bi;ook W ar Relief and asks that anyone a meeting in the G.A.R. hall this read the story. The words “ Joe Local—Pullet— (Fine Size!) There were fur hate of every presented the following program: Vera’s persuasion. a community house. He as}ca<) ^or distance of the chuitrii and meet- newlyweds at Donnelly’s Farm, will serve on the Soil Con- having warm garments, coats, afternoon at which time they kre Stefanaki, 24,” stared at her from size and description and as many reading. “The Rose.” Amy Ran- sweaters, hats or under garments Hallowe’en So Snccess* volunteers from members' of the ings can be held before or alter servation Program Committee entertaining their mothers and the white paper. muffs as fashion writers have pre- dall ; paper, “ How Sjluch Education to please donate them to this wor- Joe la Hurt society to help do the work. service*. It will not be rented for through the Farm Bureau this fnl It W ill Be Re- also members of the Corps. Follow- Her eyes finally focused on the EGGS 2 doz. 45c dicted there 'would be. Docs a Farm B<>y o r Girl Need,” thy cause. To Remove Partitions organisation* not connected with year. Last year Mr. Savage was ing the business meeting an enter- Chapter XXI picture. And from the blurred Engagement R in g g ...... $15.00 and up The 'separate fur piece was Past Master Ellsworth Covell. *rhr Mrs. Dunlop says that the need TTie house was erected In 1910 the chutch, which would make it assistant to Mr. 'Thorpe, govern- peated This Year. The cleaning women had left faces in the group standing be- ever v. hero. The beige cashmere lecturer's brother. George Mort- for these garments is very urgent tainment will be presented and re- and contains 14 rooms. The plan commercial building. 10-Pound Bag lock entertained the audience with ment agent for this project freshments will be served. only one dim light burning in hind the picket line she recog- ia to use the upper part o f the I jersey dicss with touches of scar- Howard Stanley has been sub- and asks for the cooperation of Rockville, Oct. 2— (Special) — nised one: Nick! Before the lower part o f the Wedding Bands...... $8.50 andup several guitar and vocal selections. { Fast Frealdenis’ Night the office and the rows of desks building, by removing the parti- church was used for regular mass- let va.- prominent. Mrs. Alfred stituting for George Nelson, regu- each person in Bolton is giving There could be no mistaking bis Three men. William Olson, as the Following the meeting of Stanley I Past President's night will be and filing bablneta stretched out tions, to turn this Into one large es, that part was often used for SUGAR ' Gwyi.ue Vanderbilt wore brown lar mail caiTier, for a few days. what they can to aid in the cause. hair, with that ona unruly lock sweet young thing, Llncxiln Bath- Doboss Post No. 14, American Le- I observed at the meeting of Btirxteerx»eo endlesslyendie in the ahadowry dark- room which ciui be used for gather- such gatherings. These gatherings Diamond Set Wedding Banda $20.00 and up I instead of red with her dress of Maxwell Hutchinson, Sr., is If you have garments you may falling across the forehead; the rick portraying the lover, and i Woman’s Relief Corps to be hel" Sue Mary stoppeej to feel ings o f the smaller church groups. can be held In the remodeled build- ' this type. serving on a committee for Bolton leave them at Mrs. Dunlop’s homo gion, held Tuesday evening, it was line of his lip* as bs talked to Hand Picked Frank Hamilton, the Irate father, I in the G.A.R. hall this evening unfamiliar stillness. A new oil burner will be installed ing. By using the building for the Theie were leopard-trimnied Grange supper to be held Sunday, or If you are unable to do this, announced that the annual H at another man, and the frosen ges- Lockets and Chaing...... <3.25 andup presented a skit entitled, ‘'Ro- I Past Presidents of the organizatictic^^B iC was terribly tired and she at once and a tank to hold 1,000 purp(.se* proposed it leaves the suits galore and a leopard muff October 13 for the softball team. call Mrs. Dunlop whose telephone lowe’en party for the children ture there on the page, that be mance,” which literally brought I will (Kcupy the various chairs,). l^ied she could concentrate gallons o f oil is to be installed. To building at all times in the full with every one. There were feath- He and Mrs. Hutchinson will en- la 4717 and she will call at your would be held again in the Town always used when involved in ex- McIntosh Apples 7 lbs. 25c down the house. Miss Hudson home for the garments. members supper will be served at enough on the work to get It out get ready for the tank Father ownership of the pariah and could Crosses and Chains . and up er hats vicing with the fur ones. tertain Friday evening a telephone hall, with the members of the Post cited conversation. Dunn asked for volunteers to dig gave great pleasure with her fine six o'clock with the following com- quickly. She went dowm the ball be changed later if it was found And there were stunning costume card party group, for expenses for Telephone card parties will be being assisted by the Auxiliary. The night was endless. She the necessary' hole outside o f the vocal selections, singing, “ Come to mittee in charge, Mrs. Edith Cos- Into s side office where she could necessary to use the grounds for Richelieu Pearl Beads . Red— White— or Blue clips, necklaces and bracelets in this supper, at their home. held at the following homes on Lant year this event was suc- had wanted to go to Joe, but a building. The work o f removing and up the Fair” as the feature of the tello. Mrs. Annie Murphy, Mrs. get the full sweep of the breeze further church expansion. guy )>rofusion. All in all, the gala The Crowley family has returned Friday evening: Mrs. John Mas- cessful beyond expectations and' frantic call she made to the hos- the partitions will require the serv- opening was a gala fashion show. evening. About 105 attended the Hattie Hewitt, Mr.-!. Helen Fried- and turned on the dim desk lamp. meeting and enjoyed the dancing from Manchester to reside In its sey, Bolton Center; Mrs. Cerena kept many children from the Her notes seemed Inches thick pital made It pointless. Mr. ices of experienced carpenters as ------j Rosary Beads...... and up Peace, West street; Mrs. Sophie rich and Mrs. Anna Quinn, GRAPES lb. 5c afterward. Maxwell Hutchinson. former home on Boston Road. streets and out of mischief. As In and she turned the pages, thinking Btefanski was unconscious. He it is planned to save much of the Anderson, West street; Maxwell \t hllc Houses Stay Whiter W ith a Jr., prompted for the square Donald Palmer has returned the past any person interested In of the time It would take to get was aoing as well as could be ex- material that is removed. The Baldwin Leaves Hutchinson. Andover. Choose Waldemar Knife and Chain Sets, DeHclona, Joacy Extra Ftae, Native New Paint Made by DuPont! dances. A 'Very able committee from the hospital where he had his jthe event who wishes to help this them Ip order. pected. He could see no one; lower part will be only slightly the home you wish to play In and This new DuPont prepared served lee cream, (mokles and cof- tonsils removed. party tq be a success may assist She was deep in concentration would recognise no one in his remcxleled and will contain five (gold fille d )...... $6.75 bo on hand at eight o’clock to house paint contains titanium— in any way they see fit, either by when she heard the voices from present condition. small rooms. Hospital Today ORANGES POTATOES fee. start playing. There will bo one WICT.Tr> T H E R E : — the whitest pigment known to sci- Schools will close earlier than financial or personal assistance. old Ross Clark's private office, For Small Gronpe prize for the men and one for the So she went to the apartment, The changes, when made, will Electric Desk O ock s...... S5.95 and up THE BEGINNING OF OCTO- You'll Be Very Glad to I>earn ence that makes white houses usual on Thursday as the teachers Commander Loos has appointed down the hall. She listened, and women. Results of the evening Hebron Grange H. of H. No. l i t climbing the steps wearily and provide a meeting place for groups 2 doz. 35c BER always an exciting time that you can now .select whiter and keep.s them whiter. As of Bolton and Columbia will join Stafford Springs the chairman of the Community then quietly went over to the New Haven, Oct. 2 —<*>)—Gov, 19c peck will be telephoned and the high Service Committee. William V. observed Boosters Night at the trying to get to bed without that are small in nunibers. Among Raymond E. Baldwin was dis- Onion* ...... 10-lb bag 19c about the house. The vacations the popu'ar Alexander the months roll along, the weather with Andover for a teachers' meet- small file room that opened be- awakening Natalie. Regular^Style Desk Clocks . . $4.95 and up Carrots or Beete .. 9 bobs. 19e are over and the children happily actually helps your house paint John O. Netto score of the evening decided. Re- Sadlak in charge assisted by Harry Gilead Community Hall Monday. those mentioned are the Children charged from the New Haven hos- Sn)lth line of floor plan ing. tween the rooms. 'The voices So much had happened In the eotabllshed in school; the house ts- clean it.self. Aecumiilatcd dust and 472, Stafford freshments will be served. Pro- W. Flamnit George "W. Brigham. Worthy Master William Owen pre- of Mary, the Altar Society, the pital today, just one week after nigs in splendid and (Tiarles Wright and Ellsworth ceeds of the parties will be used could be heard distinctly in the paat few hours that Sue Mary’s Gents’ Billfo ld s ...... $1.00 and up Large, Fincy. Bartlett or Laat Coll! Green getttng Its Fall check-up and our dirt are washed .pff by storms, Charles Allen and the post activi- charmingly different Covell attended the Congressioqal sided and welcomed the guests stillness. mind refused to function normal- Winter activities are being ar- leaving your hou.se as freshly The gates of the Stafford Fair to defray expenses of the ba.scball ties committee. William Poohnert, BEURRE BOSC PEARS! new Fall patterns at Benson's. The session In Willimantlc on Saturday supper. with an opening song "A s We Go “ Wc's had some . wonderful ly ranged. Even If nothing is dune prices are inviting tixi and rest as- white as it was the day it was afternoon. grounds on West street, closed Joseph PerznnowskI, Raphael PEPPERS Sample "Ballots for the town Forth To Labor "; Bible opened by evenings, darling.” Vera's voice Veia and Nick *ere slowly In these first Fall days, the weath- sured Alexander Smith rugs can painted. It will pay yon to in- '•Mrs. Lydia Allen, music super- since 1935 will open tomorrow Fahey, William Baer and Reuben Ifi-Quart A A ^ election to be held on Monday may the assistant stewards, Mary came- to her, and Sue Mary de- tightening the net around weak, •r being so inviting for final coun- be ordered ir any room size, re- quire about thi.s new paint at The visor. has begun .selection of a morning for the 1940 Fair. I'he Blonstein. 5 for 15c Basket ...... A V C ■' i'4 '1 be obtained from the Town Clerk. Hooker and Douglas I*orter; chap- tected a note of tenseness. “ Is stupid Rosa Clark, Jr., so that t«y outings, etc., it is a good time g.ardlcss of whether you have been .lohnnon Paint t'o. Inexpensive too juvenile orchestra In the school. fairgrounds has started to take on Membership Chairman Brigham Vieell Lliiis Bmu ib .... -gt« 5c Voting lists for the town election lain's prayer. Mrs. Annie Foote; your head aching? Here, let me their political strategy would DONNELLY’S Flae Sweet Potatoee. 8 Iba. 19* U> be thinking about what yovi -only $2 8") in 5 gallon cans. the appearance of a tent city with announces that there are 62 mem- disnpfKilnted elsewhere becaii.se of Several children have signified are to be had from the Registrars flag salute; recognition of charter put a cold cloth on It.” W.D. STAR MARKET would like to do, and what you the arrival of concessionaires, race bers paid up at the present time work to the benefit of the party. JEWELERS at THE CENTER excei'Uonal measiirenients. their desire to join this music pro- of Voters or the Towm Clerk. members 4, Silver .Star memliers 8, "Where You Buy The Bent For I.«88!” . must do in repairs or refurntsh- and a membenship campaign is in "Just want to be quiet. Kias Nick and the Y P gang were stir- Chocelato Coverefl The New 1‘bMties ject. horses and followers of the fair past masters 3 and past lecturers Headquarters for American Watches inr, and very Important—to look fidl swing to obtain the balance of me and stop talking." Young ring up trouble at the Smithson 47 North Street Free Delivery! Phone 3885 Baby Clothes Fashioned E\|»ertly Among the exciting new things Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bridges of for the opening of the Fair. The 3; reading of letter from National aiound and see what's new! That's Baltic were Sunday guests at fair is being revived after being the members by November 11, Ro.ss Clark's voice was thick. factory so that production at Gull In Puerto Kleo which have come to the fore in the Master Louis J. Taber. "Kiss me and then I'm going to GRAHAM CRACKERS, 2 lbs. 25c Where your Bargain Hound col- last six months are the plastics! Shady Lawn Farm. closed since 1935. Armistice Day. A membership ban- Plane would be halted—all In the K PE C IAL! Large Size Under stress of necessity, Amer- ■ Worthy Lecturer "Florence Jones sleep. Got a big buotiiOBS meeting name of their type of American- nmn can come in handy to direct Plasties, to begin with, are a syn- Several guests from Cape COd Because of the illness of Gov- Ellington quet will be held on Saturday, Nov- ou to tne places where new (ash- leans can do anything that anyone i presented the following program: tomon-ow. Airport stuff. The oid ism. Specials For Wed, and Thursday else (an. Long known as masters thetic material which looks like were at Maple Farm Tourist Home ernor Raymond E. Baldwin. Lieut. O. F. Berr ember 16 for all those whose 1941 Song, "Boosting Tonight"; an- RINSO 2 ige. boxes 34c new household Innovations over the week-end. dues have been paid by November man is hipped on my being there. All to keep the United States in designing and making baby glass The most dVlightful translu- Gov. James McConaughy will offi- Tel. I9S-S, RoekvlUe them, "God's World Awakes,” He- Family prestige—’’ HU voice Sweet— Firm and new ideas in home furnishings cent lamp bases, practically un- Lewis Phelps is chairman of the 11. The banuet will be conducted safe from war mongers, capital- clothce, the French have had their cially open the ‘Fair tomorrow af- bron and Gilead church choirs; trailed off and .after a moment can be found as well as finding breakable though looking as frail l(Ka! annual Farm Bureau drive. along the name lines as the (me ists, munition makers. That was industry ruined by the war. Amer- ternoon at 1:15. pantominted farm sing, "Old Mac- Sue Mary heard Vera laugh. their cry. Center Cut Pork Chops, very lean . . , 25c lb. PLUMS 5c doz., 6 doz. 25c many recipes and hou.sehold hints as the loveliest Venetian glass, Mr. Phelps has not as yet organ- Robert Murphy and Walter Per- Mrs. Man,’ R. DeCarli of Elling- held last year. The house and post icans have found right under ton and Salvatore Novetri of Win- Donald Had a Kami," Young Peo- I And Joe In the hospital. Joe, that other readers share with us balls on stands for book-ends, and ized his corps of workers for the kins. members of the State police activities committee will be in She stood there lUtenlng to her Rib Lamb Chops, Spring I.a m b ...... 25c lb. their very noses people who can sted were united in marriage Mon- ple; essay, "The Orange The who was typical of young Amer- t«a t may be of value to you. This even such furniture as tables, campaign. training school returned to the charge of the banquet, Fxlward owrn breathing in the silence. It make baby clothes ju.sl as good as day evening at the home of the Farmer’s Defender, " Florence ica. S’le thought of him working Loin I.amb C hops...... 32c lb. POPULAR Reg. 35c Coa (l.gat No. 2ng Island Ducklings...... lb. 18c 1 c SIRLOIN have no thermometer, just u.se a 1-2 teaspoon salt complex excess proflt.s tax bill, vot- gress. Postmaster George Forster new game 8kll-ja made by Fred “ No— I’m not afraid. Well, lis- Beauty Shop, Depot Frank N. Tuttle has secured War Ere Invagion Sauerkraut, Ib. .. DC ■mail portion of the food you're 1-4 teasposn |i.'i|>riU.‘i Reminding the Senate that the states that 468 aliens have regis- Guard. ten, Nick. Tomorrow Is the time. STEAK. Ib...... O IC Lean Bacon Ib. 25c .•Square and worth ed after week.s of contention, employment with the Hartford frirlng as a “ tester" For example, 1 Clip milk deficit being created for defense tered to date the number being be- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tryon, of No, 1 can't talk any longer. I'll their weight in gold in the good reached ITcaldent Roosevelt's desk Machine Screw Company at Hart- Buckingham, and Mr. and Mrs. Fancy Firm Bananas...... 4'Jbs. 19c ROASTING M/ K ■ doughnut center browns all over 2 eggs would have to be paid some time. lieved to be less than half the num- explain in detail when I see you. Tokyo, Oct. 2—(*>)— Domel BEST VEAL A C they I'.o yoiii hair. Call 7978 and today, but already congressional ford. Charles Ganter and daughters Fancy Seedless Grapes...... Ib...... Fine Frankfurts Ib. 19c in one minute. Or drop a small Beef dripi ings Senator Connally (D., Tex.) as- ber of aliens residing in the area I want to get out of here. 'Bye. (Japanese news agfency) quoted ...... 4 lbs. 25c VEAL. lUC CHOPS. Ib. . . . XdC let Billi tell you about them. The marriage of Miss Alda Am- were callers at the home o f Mr. Rinso ...... cube of stale bread "into the fat Mix flour, .salt, paprika, milk dissatisfaction with the measure serted: served by the Rockville office. t darling.” Hhizuo Sakamoto, former counsel- ---- 2 Ige. pkgs. 35c primo of Stafford Springs to Ma- and Mrs. Elton Buell this week. 1 BOILED 4% 4% m Cooked Salami Ib. 25c and if it browns in one minute, I and egg.s. Beat a minute. Pour was being voiced and there were “ We might as well make up our 1s thought that there are between or at the Japanese embassy in POT The New Fall Chapeaux bipartisan demands for a thorough rio DeBortoIi of Ellington will 1100 and 1200 aliens In this area. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Stedman Rome, as saying on his return to Ib...... the tcifijierature is right for most ; into a shallow imn with a thin minds now that, beginning in Jan- take place October 12th in St. Time passed. Long after Vera’s Listen ^to “ Hartford Speaks” , over W THT daily at 12:30. HAM. dec CHEESE. Ib...... DC 'I’hree-foiirths of the new hats overhauling of the entire national The postmaster states that un- and children of We.st Hartford Mojlen route to Tokyo today that frying layer of hot beef dri|ipmgs poured uary, it will become necessary for Edward’s church, Stafford heels had b«at a tattoo out of into it Bake 2.5 minutes in a are off-the-facers. made for pom- revenue structure. Congress to revise the tax struc- le.s8 the number of aliens regt.ster- spent the week-end at their bom* Spain "probably" would go into JELLIED Reg. 35e Jar. Pure. DeUdoo* I SALTINES—MILK—OR Hrndle Pastry lightly | Springs. here. the office and she had heard the SHARP Good cooks handle pa.stry "with I moderate oven t'ut in .s(]unres and poiioiir coitrtires. They may be big One of the last big obstacles to ture to raise what might be con- iiig dally increases the hours de- elevator door clang shut. Sue the war on the side of the Axis TONGUE. Ib. .. ,ZyC GRAHA.M CRACKERS! serve with the beef. wRh backswept brims or tiny and a long-.sought congressional recess, sidered staggering sums.” voted to the registration will be Dr. Walter Way of Westport. powers immediately prior to any CHEESE, ib____D IC WINE JELLY I gloves on." They mix It ever so ; N. Y., spent the week-end at the Mary went back to her work. Ugbtlv md as little as possible.! close-tilting, with colorful deco- the excess profits legislation whip- Senator Vandenberg (R., Mich.), reduced. A t the present time German attempt to invade Eng- Large I home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Somehow she finished It, some- land. SKINI.ESS IA CREAM AC 2-Pound A •• iem vegetable shortening Is | Good l/ooking Fall Bugs In ration piled above the forehead. ped through both House and Sen- calling the measure an 'Impond- aliens may register between 9 a. how ehe bad courage enough to 1-Lb. Jar .... Wapping C. Daniel Way. They were Sundsiy Sokamota declared he was un- “FRANKS.” Ib. IVC 19c Box ... plastic it spreads Itself quickly Ixvither and Silk Pan-American influence is ate yesterday In rapid fashion. erable mess" and a “ tax atrocity," m. and 12 o'clock noon and 2 to 6 CHEESE. Ib. .. jCDC Port - Sherry - Mnecatelt 19c callers at the homes of Mr. and look In on Ross Clark, Jr., sleep- able to say anything definite about and evenly through .the f1(W anil | have arrived at The Dewey-Rich- 1 stron>: with Lilly Dache and Flor- T^e president's approval was ex- charged that it foiled to offer even Mra. W. W. Grant p. m. In the case of aliens who are Mrs. J. H. Russell and Mr. and ing on his father's old black, the possibility of Spain’s joining PRINT wr 1 ROLL SO only a little mixing Is needed. ■man Co. Their fine leather bags ence Heichman. who feel that with pected promptly because the bill an approach to the revenue which 7394, Manchester ill or otherwise unable, to go to leather-covered couch. And then Paris out as a style source, we contains provision deemed essen- would be needed to offset a deficit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Norton In Man- the recently announced German- LARD, Ib...... / 2C No. t Coae come in black and costume colors ' the Post Office for registration, ar- chester. she left. A BUTTER, lb. .. D IC must look to the Americas for tial for furthering the defense pro- which be predicted would reach Itallan-Japanese alliance. Ih e Headquarters for Res-ordrd i in attractive shapes. Some are rangements will be made to have Mra. Clayton Hills is visiting at The air was cool and the streets fashion ideas. Mme. Pauline and gram. 110,000,000.000 this year. The Community church Sunday Fine Corn 3 cans 25c Music quite roomy too. By a fortunate 1 the members of the office force the home of her brother Wllliara silent and dea*rted. A paper .lohn-Frederics take some note of Defense BUI Only Obstacle Muet Be Fundamental Reylslon School Board will hold its first FANCY BLtTE.ROBE No.S Can* in electric radio phonograph com- , purchase the.se hags can be sold meeting this fall on Friday eve- visit them at their homes. Proctor In .Nlantic, Mr. and .Mrs. truck went by and someone threw Jewish Employes binaliona these days is K. S. Pot- reasonably from J2.25 to $3.50.,I Soutli America, especially in col- Congressional action on an ex- “ It Is perfectly obvious,” Van- Archdeaconry Meeting f(p4ca^ DESIRE MILK a bundle of morning editiona to denberg declared, "that there has ning at 7:45 at the home of Mr. Charles Jinney and Mrs. J. Kel- terton'a. There you will find the 1 However, it is exiiectcd there will ' or, but most of their de.signs they c«s.s profits-pleasure left tmly the The Hartford Archdeaconry Is a sleepy-eyed boy on the comer. ts y * DONALD RICE Delicious Peas 3 cans 25c got to be a realistic, basic, funda- and Mrs. Ralph E. Collins. logg White called there recently No. 2 Coo* largest selection of classics which j be a scarcity of leather and future ; make np right out of their heads. $1,480,000,000 defen.se appropria- Harry P. Files of Boston, mo- holding a meeting this ofterncKjn Miss Ellen White is spending Sue Mary bought one and read It Given Holiclavs tions bill as the major obstacle to mental revision of the tax struc- are now selling at half price. You > bags of this type will be higher ' ture.” tored to the home of his son, Jud- and evening at St. John’s Episcopal this week at the home of her sis- on the late bus going to the apart- can buy an Automatic Radio Rec- . Fireplaces ,\re so Cozy and Can recess. This bill, carrying the Fine String Beans priceii. A "Buy" too are black silk ! son G. Files and family last Fri- church. The meeting this after- ter, Mrs. Almon Doubleday in Gil- ment. Hartford, Oct. 2.—(>F)—All em- 2 lbs. 3 cans-25c ord Player there as low as $79.9.5. Be .Made so Verj’ .attractive funds for the conscriptioi program These views were echoed by stiver Fioeo, No. S'/j Caaa pouch bags with clear plastic han- day afternoon, where he spent the noon started at 4:30 o’clock and man. She skimmed the unpleasant ployes of the aUte Jewish faith dles for $1.25. ! with the proper fittings. We saw and the creation of an expanded Senator King (D-Utahl,_who warn- ed colleagues that when they be- week end, returning to his work in supper will be served at six o'clock Clayton Bollcs and hh* father, bulletins from Europe and then may take time off for their usual We can all always use u new today In The Blish Hardware Army, already has received House Boston, Monday morning. by the Good Will Club of the William Bolles. of Marlborough. looked at a picture on the front 1 BLUE RIBBON SEEDLESS DEL .M 4IZ Sauerkraut 3 cans 25c Comp.any a handsome selection of gan the new session In January religious holldairs without being cooky recipe and you'll like these: Try this variation the next i approval but has not yet been re- The Ladies Aid S(x:iety of the church. Ven. James S. Neill, arch- Were Sunday callers at the home page. More trouble at Smithson. required to make up the time, Phillips’ No, S 'i Caaa Pm ll Cookies (.\boiit 2 Dozens) AndlPjns, Cape Cod Lighters, ported out of Senate committee. they might be faced with the Community church will hold its frosty night: | necessity of voting taxes to raise deacon of Hartford will preside. of Hart E. Buell. The picket line continued to pa- (tovernor Baldwin ordered today. ^ISINS 1-2 cup fat (part butter) Screens and other fireplace acces- With Nov. 11 and Nov. 18 mention- regular meeting at the Communi- NIBLETS C'oeosnut WalTlef, up to $6,000,000,000 a year. Rev. George S. Wilcox of Stafford Mra. Harry North and her rade although strike notice hadn't The governor's order came fol- Pork and Beans 3 cans 25c 1 cup dark brown sugar (Oiurtesy Dewey-Richman Co.) .sories and .were pleasantly- sur- ed as dates until which a recess ty House Friday afternoon at 2. Springs is secretary of the Arch- daughter Mrs. Nell Kresse of Erie. been i>osted by the union. No. 2 Can* prised that a complete fireplace Some such possibility also was There is to be a meeting of the lowing a State Highway Depart- 2 tenlespoons buttermilk or sour 2 cups pastry flour should be taken, House Democra- deaconry. Pa., are visiting at the home of There would b* a showdown, ment ruling, said to have been cream ensemble could be bought for as in mind of Representative Tread- Republican Town Committee and 1 l b . p k g . 3 teasp wms doubisd tryiaff to ■toal My,Stic R eview Derringer Blasted ond, Wilson to Jpoot •cas S o ciety Show s N « ruaa, omm hit, m erron, mm Give Up Plan From Mound in 2d left. Acts As H o ^ Reds—Moor* waa loudly 'ap- Uudsd •■ ho cam* to ths plato, To Buy Plant iPaU, Winter Fashions 5-Run Barrage ut groundsd out, Torfc to Now- or Series Opener gsom who covorod fira t Werbsr (dkatlMMd rv o n Pag* Oim) Ten Lodges Are in Visit filed to CampbeU In right center. Glastonbury Men Say M. McCormick fouled off the first 175 Present Here; State, National auid Sullivan, and McCbsky singled WillkieSees to left to acoro Newaom. two pitches, and struck out but That ! Improvements Complete Fiscal State* of operations at the Rogers Paper Jimmy W ik o n I Backs Changed inel Church as Leaders Are Present. had to be thrown out Sullivan to j Company plant. An annual flow of Moriartys Book Tilt Experts Pick Reds to Legion Shooters Trim ’That ended Derringer) Moore York. W o u ld ^ s t Too Much. taking over to get Oehrlnger on a ment Included; Book i $50,000,000 gallons is reported, No ruaa, M Utg, as srrors, bo m >1fl Exhibit Latest Axis Powers Mystic Review, No. g, Woman’s pop to third, and Greenberg on a I with the plant able to take care of May Emerge as I By Holy Cross left Ths efforts of the Glastonbury Twice as Large As in ; this amount satisfactorily. Stats in Clothing. BeneSt Association, was hostess to grounder. Myers had an error Fourth laalag At Stafford Springs Beat Tigers in Spite delegations from ten dtfferentsfhe* when he dropped the ball after Chamber of Commerce and ths Former Years. ' I testa have proved the plant up to Essex in First Mate! Thinking War Moore had trapped Bartell o ff ’Tigers— Sullivan raised a high selec^ en o f the town to ralM I standard, It is said. : Hero-for Reda For LSU Clash views In District No. 1 at Odd F el fly to Joost on the outfleld grass •pots In the fall and wtn- loara hall laat night. A turkey sup' aecond. funds to purchase the mill and behind aecond. Newsom raised water rights o f the Angus Parka The annual town report has been sound emlnous when you learn team. Helnle Martin o f the Grand lea wrere modeled and ex* per was served in the banquet hall The Reds made but two gea- Gas Housers Mhke 2nd *i5^te S €««>n in Charter (Osatinned from Page Oaa)' three fouls and struck out. Bartell- Company, sold at auction last Police Seeking Stagg has devoted only ons day of Rapids (Mich.) to more than ITS persons at six o’clock under the direction turea In the firat two framea, Mike printed and now is being distribqt- hto three weeks pre-season prac- Loss of Ernie Lombardi Of Makeshift Line-Up Grusaders Beady for few )>ows for himself for preset McCormick doubling to right with walked on live pitches. McCosky week, failed when a mass meeting Start of Season Sun* Oak League with Deehh liyii Sight at Emanuel Lutheran there Is just one hope for these of Mrs. May Roberta: The tablea drove a single that struck second was held last night It was not ed for the Information of Man- tice to defensive work, spending log three weeks ago that the | one out in the firat and Eddie chester voters. This year the re- Would Force Veteran Trip to Baton Bouge; _ The______occasion was the an* United States Just one hope for were tastefully decorated with base and rolled into center fleld, alone the first coat that was con- Killer Judge day; Call Practices the rest of the time working up Tigers would cinch the flag the day ' ive 933*936 Victoryi, pink and green crepe paper, with Jooat getting a single to right port contains the complete fiscal new attaek. they won their 90tb’ g a m e ....' fSahlon show of the Dorcas I the eontlnimtlon of this peace^l Mdth two gone in the second. advancing Bartell to third. sidered, but the necessity of Im- Tonight and Friday. Into Action at Re* Lombardi and Frey on Other New Englanders ; dfmocrfttlc life- -and that Is for a profusion of asters, zlnnliM and Gehringer grounded to Joost. provements that would be neces- statement o f the town, with recom- that’s Juat what they did and Mr. Madden Features. and the style revue was other fail flowers. The Reds got one back in the mendations, as prepared by Town (Continued From Pngs One) ceiver for the Series. Bench with Injuries the United States to become fourth, after an uneventful third No runs, om hit no errors, two sary to equip the plant with mod- Providence, R. I, Drill for Grid Tests. Ruth can move over on tha bench |9gr tba J. W. Hale company, with strong. The Honor Oueats left. em machinery to start operatlcms. Auditor H. N. Alexander. A state ' Moriarty Brothers’ grid stal- “Bnterprtolng Ernie” Savignano reserved for those who call their Manchsatar's Amaricaa Lagtoa Seated at the head tabla wera frame. Ival Goodman opened the law now requires that thU be done. the homicide squad quoted the But Qncy^s Pitchers IVtas President Elmer Weden as “ It must become strong in Us fourth with a long double to cen- Reds— Goodman led off by driv- The mill had been closed for three wounded men as saying the 41- warts will make their second stort around the Brown campus and ClncinnaU, OcL 2—(F)—Just Boaton, Oct. 2.—(ffV-W lth every shots... .another rumor; Kirby Rifle Club started off tba iwtr eta* the honor guests, Miss Irsta La years. • result the town report is ;o ovi |••■llmentator. domestic economy and in its mili- ter, and came home on Jim Rid- ing the firat pitch into center fleld year-old Judge “ seemed to go sud- of the season against Stafford there's a good reason. In addition offhand Up, though don’t go ovtr- Figured to Silence Higbe of the Phils has been sold to Salle of Port Huron, Mich., Mrs. Too Low a Pries about twice as large, and coats hoard on anything thaaa dgys, but other New England team Hated for the Chibs and Hugh Muleahy will son laat night by swamidiiff tha Miss Harriet Casperson. presi* tary defense. We need both. In dle's single to the same spot with for a double. F. McCormick popped denly haywire” during an argu- to playing a good bit of football as Grace Best, Field Director for Con- Members of a Glastonbury twice as much for printing as in Springs on the latter’s flsid Sun- may pin hto The Bats of action this week-end, Boaton Col- be the next to go. newly organised Essex entry la a Idsnt of the society welcomed the both respects we are presently one out. Jimmy Wilson hit a dou- to Gehringer behind first base. ment laat night with three part- leading ball-carrier, blocker, passer a gantlaman o f 40 may pin Detroit; necticut, and the presidents of the group had protested to the RFC other previous years. day, Manager Dick Kerr announced wtokara out of tha way and ha ■ guests and introduced Mr. Weden. very weak. ble play to end the threat, leaving Ripple singled sharply to right, ners ih a business enterprise, drew and kicker In the Bruin backfleld, lege wee the only quiet spot on this Vote for Briggs Charter Oak League match fay tha visiting reviews. The meal consist- on the sale, feeling that the sale In their annual report the select- today, the Osa Housers have high the hero of the World Series Draw a Capacity Crowd football eector yesterday hut I tos moddls, both grownup and ‘"Thl.s administration now In the Tigers out front 5 to 1 as they scoring Goodman from second a pistol from his desk, and began Ernie to co-partner In a campus Somebody has suggested Walter lopsided score of 933 to 836. I f ed of tomato Juice, roast turkey of the mill at a bid of |1,S00 was men note that the bonded debt of hopes of dupllcatlrg the’ 18-0 trl- ■tarUng In this town today. Coach Frank Leahy planned to get O. Briggs of Detroit should be des- illc. were from among the power has spent sixty billion dol- went into the fifth. base. Wilson grounded into a dou- firing. laundry, publishes a weekly the local shooters can malntaU with dressing and gravy, cranber- The Tiger power broke out In ble play, Higgins to Gehringer to too low. The toU l sale for the the town baa been reduced $180,- iph that was achieved over thla pamphlet advertising campus ac. The bouncy gnMer to James Wll- By Gayle Talbot hto happy Eagles back to serious ignated as the "owner of the fiulthiGlioners. and included Mrs. lars of our money. It has left 9,- in the year, and that the new Ralph Nadell, 48, of aubur|)aj _ aienney, Mrs. Thora Stochr, ry Jelly, mashed potatoes and tur- the fifth again, York banging a York. day's auctions of ths mill, real 000 [ven at ML Neho laat fall, tivitles and sells flowers. He also aon, one-Uinfi managar of the Cincinnati, OcL 2— (iP)— What workrk t<^aytods when he launched his year” ---- and why not, for crying that pace In future matches thay Sba Q flOO.OOO men unemployed. Agricul- year li entered with a cash sur- Birmingham, fell with a bulls I Mrs. Esther Mathlaaon, Mrs. nips. celery and olives, home made triple against the right field fence. One run, two hits, BO error** estate and the unimproved land either Coach Luddy Hanaen plays basketball, baaebaU and. Philadelphia PhtUito, latterly may prove one of the toughest, Temple game preparations. out loud?---- he lost 90 ball play- will have to be reckoned vHth whan tural prices are depressed. rolls and pumpkin pie and coffee. totaled over $40,000. The mort- plus of $35,603.91. During the year through his head. AI Nadell, or bis charges are downcast by I Louisa Johnson, Mrs. Dorothy Failed to Build Defense Campbell then rapped a home run none le ft — hockey. coach for the Cincinnati Reda, and last-ditch battles in World Series At Harvard, Oach Dick Harlow ers and still won the pennant.. .. the finals roll around. ' Assisting Mrs. Roberts were Mrs. gage was about $50,000. The pro- the board held 35 meetings and 19 his brother, and Maurice D. the 18-0 licking euffered from the ourrtnUy thalr axoaUant rantrva BUI Werber Joiinson, Mrs. Elsie Gustafson. "Y et it has still failed to build us into the right field bleachers, to Fifth Inning history starts today on Croalsy promoted seven players after he here's another vote for Mr. Briggs. Alfred Ney waa on hand fo r tha Grace Howland, Mrs. Julia Raw- test made by the group Is said public hearings. Smllay, 56-year-oId Detroit attor- Thompsonvllle Greys In last Sun- backatop. Thraa aaaaona ago ha saw all four of nla varsity teams Girls who modeled the garments an adequate national defense. In give the Tigers a 7 to 1 edge. Tigers—Greenberg struck out as St. Louis—Most coaches find it a field here, with the CincinnaU They're Back Agala first time in two year*, having bash son. Mrs. Carrie Samlow, Mrs. to have had the effect o f holding Cost Of Almshouse ney, s'jffered shoulder wounds. day’s opener. The local team was aaid tha yaars wart catching up i engage In a very satisfactory Danged if those tw o '" for young High school modems 1929 when thfcre was no Hitler. 21 Joost opened the Reda’ half of the the crowd roared. York tripled full-time job to teach each player Rads meeting the Detroit Tigers oTditers I in France, and told o f leairiag Annie McLagan. Serving as wait- up the approval. Now that the The almshouse cost is noted as Flees Before Police Arrive heavily outmanned in thla contest and gava tha kids a' chanea to : scrimmage and then study the Am - ain’t at it again .... "Hurry Up” e Lots Gustafson, Betty Erick- per cent of the Federal expendi- fifth with a single to center, but against the right field fence about on a football squad how to play before a sell-out crowd of 33,(X)0. automobile with Ms two guns snd phjdlii Noren: younger resses were Mrs. M lldr^ Cowles, Newsom fanned Myers and Moore, Glastonbury men have given up $13,418.24, a alight decrease over By the time police arrived and the Greys were easily one of maka thalr marks. I f aeats were available, the audi- herst formations demonstrated by Yost said the double winged-back six hours, before tha Oernuuu tures were for national defense, 370 feet from home plate, Good- the idea of buying the property, it Judge Sage, a veteran politician one position properly, hut Dukes I diUdren's styles, Betty Zimmer* Mrs. Doris Cowles, Miss Geraldine and got Werber on a grounder. last year, whUe the 47 inmates, 34 the tougheat opponents that Mori- Tha Mtuatloa, brlafly: It’a none ence would he twice aa greaL the scrubs in a dummy drill. formation, of which the equally over Paris. yet in 1936 only 9 per cent were man making a futile Jump for the is expected the approval wrill soon and a one-time lumberjack and Duford of St. Louis University has man and Nancy Bunzel. Infanta Roberts, Mrs. How‘land, Miss Eva Starting Lineups ball. Campbell then lined a home men snd 13 women, cost a gross artys snU be called on to face dur too oartaln that Brnls Lombardi Rearing back and whiaUing hla The Holy Croea starting back- ancient Pop Warner, la high Henry Madden turned In tha .spent for that purpose. be given. In expectation of a tele- professional prizefighter, had fled, to show some of his men how to wear was displayed in an intrigu- Fantom, Miss Nellie Yokaitia and Croaley Field. Cincinnati, Oct. run into the bleachers in right of $8.31 per week each. In^the current campaign. will be able to oatch all tha saries pitches across for toe "anclente” I fleld was revamped by Coach Joe priest, Is the "poorest offense ever best score of the evening fo r Mas*; "W e have only 75.000 men phone call a representative of the baticss and coatless, from tho handle two jobs. Because the BU- iDg way by Cyntliia Dickson, Don- several of the other members of 2.— (/PI—Two big righthanders. center fleld scoring York ahead of The building inspector has au- TOe south endere. will he bol- gamaa for tho Rada, and any un- ,o f the American League was Buck I Rheeketski, who has but one more conceived In footbsli” ___ to which cherter with 191, closely foHowai equipped for service able to fight. Freeman Company, the auction- bulldi-ig. liken squad Is so small, Duford to ald Anderson, and the adorable the review. Buck Newsom and Paul Derringer, him. With the count two and two, thorised 444 permit Issuances In atered for Sunday’s fray by ths re- axpaeted atratn on that gams foot Newsom. It was the firat World j day to get his Crisaders ready for Pop replied. "Yost is a big bag of by Bill Laubin, a new member, who Johnson twins, Ruth Mildred and Yet this administration says ‘You Seven Initiated eers, is at East Glastonbury ready the year with a constructional Smilay said the four men had turn of Zwlck, Boloroonson and suffering from a shortage of ends Series game for tha talkative ace I Saturday’s major game with squared off on the pitching mound Higgins lifted a high fly to Ripple to send notices to the buyers that and halfbacks and has to train may bonch him for the duraUon. wind and always popping off".... had 188. Cecil Brooks, also a aetr*. I Ida Marie; Cynthia looked cute in can't change horses In the middle The president of Mystic Review, value of $1,073,156. gathered in the Judge’s office to Pete Staum and the addition of Aside from the neccaalUca of the of the Tigers, and.hs had a big : I^ulsiana State at Baton Rouge, hurry up, Mr. Hurry Up, and todav as the Detroit Tigers and who made the catch with his back the machines can be moved. This players who bold other positions to comer to the team, turned la a a green snow suit and even more of the stream.' I say to you that Mrs. Josle Kelsh, exemplified the Outside alma accounts show that discuss a court decision which Kovls, outstanding north end game, boMball rulaa require each load on his back, v i Joe Osmanski was shifted from Cincinnati Reds opened the 1940 almost against the center fleld information had not been received fill In at those spots In case of reply---- Connie Mack, who picked good 187. He Is, by the way, vMa- attractive in a Scotch plaid dross, the administration which got us initiatory work on seven candi- ®24 adults have received care as threatened operation of Sports player. Lack of reserves In the team to hava a catch on tha flald. Opposed to him, In all proba-* {right halfback to fullback and the Yanks to .crack up this year, World Series before a capacity scoreboard. SuUlvan struck out. up to 2 o'clock this afternoon. emergency. president of the State Rifle Aaeo* ■ blue sailor rig, a rose spun rayon into the middle of that stream is dates. assisted by the officers and crowd of 33,000 that included Two runs, two hits, no errors, have 1,078 children; 207 persona Park here. All were directors of opener was largely reaponsibis for If Lota isn’t raady, Jimmy to, and blllty. was Paul Derringer, the : Sophomore Kevin Muleahy. who says the team that beats them frock, a stunning one of black big "Oom Paul,” of the National elation. not an administration which can guards of the local review, in notable figures of sports, theatri- none left. were hospiUllzed. 56 aid recipients the p'jrk. he said, and Judge Sage the setback but that situation maybe the Detroit llg e re will performed well against Providence. •next year will be a lead pipe cinch velvet and a chenille robs. Donald are Insane and are being cared for, Lexington, Ky.—Of course au- League champions. A crafty vet- The score*: get us out of that stream." charge of Captain Ethel Cowles. cal and political circles. Reds— Joost singled through the had invested heavily in it. won't exist against Stafford. never know the difference. I waa promoted to fill the vacancy. ---- we hope it’s Oinnle------Detroit sti] Who was the only boy model ap- The speakers were Miss La 9 are tubercular, and 8 feeble- During the argument which de- Practice sessions will be held to- pcrstitlon hhs no place on the foot- eran, with a little of everything. At Dartmouth Bob Kritger, the Essex Wlllkle told the cheering crowd Newsom won 21 games and lost box and into center fleld. Myers Of the man who could reUre stars flil the hotel lobby hut the Team paared In an Eaton suspender suit that he wanted to do two things; Salle, who is national Junior girls minded. velopec), Whitman quoted Smllay night and Friday night a l 6:15 ball field at an institution of high- M. MeCenntoir including the fincet control in the veteran end. thrilled <3oaeh Earl OH TOC five in helping the Tigers to the was called out on strikes. Moore after (1 ) a long sad honorable one (Jinclnnqti fans besiege for au- M. G r a y ___ With nautical trim, various snow Re-habilHate domestic economy director, and who advocated the Engineer’s Iteport as saying, the Judge suddenly o’clock at the north si8s of er learning but ----- . Halfback ame. Derringer prepromised to be Blaik by scoring half of the six $6 166 ' Ame.rican League championship struck out, fanning on a bad pitch career as ons or tha baat catchara tographs ia our old South Carolina J. Calamart feuit and coat seta with leggings. and "build a defense that will be organization of a Junior Girls club, Town Engineer J. Frank Bowen, produced the pistol, cried "This , Cheney’s throwing mill off Park "Hoot” (Jombs waa a victim of In the NaUonal League; (2) hav- full match for the Detroit sUr. touchdowns the Indians registered IS 164 The twins in rust broadcloth while Derringer, the National outside, and Sullivan threw to Bar- neighbor. Buck Newsom. M. J. Pareai so strong that neither Germany ages 16 to 18. Ml-ss Ruth McIn- among other things in his-report will pacify everybody," and open- street. A ll playere arc urged to he fumbling laat season when hs wore ing turnad Bucky Walters Into a The cry "play ball,” waa sched- against thalr strong freshman 86 161 ^ dresses, Scotch plaid models, League's finest curve bailer, won tell trying to double Jooat In an Today's Quest Star A. Clrtanner I nor Italy nor Japan, nor all of tosh, nurse at the Health Center in lists the following year's accom- ed fll'r. preeent and newcomers are cor- Jersey number IS. He’s shUtSd to pitchar; and ( ) being responsible uled for 1:30 p. m. (e.a.L), The forcea. ITiat wingmsn countered 86 166 . navy blue sailor dresses and snow 20 and lost 12 for the Reds. •attempted steal, but Bartell Charter-Moora 8 Tommy Tucker, (Cleveland them combined, will seek to strike Hartford, spoke on the work of her plishments: 12.2 miles, or 162.258 Formal charges against Sage dially Invited to try out. 37 this year and ia hanging Onto for the development of a number Reds were favored by a majority twice on passes and raced for a R. Phelps .. 88 m Sttlts received a big hand every i Manager Del Baker of Detroit News: "Anyway, the Indiana did i this peaceful land. department, and Field Director j The marriage of Miss Arlene square yards of highways scarified were delayed pending develop- the ball. And Coach Ah Kirwan of other good pitchers Ilka Claude of baseball observers, probably on third one on an end-around sweep. time they appeared. stuck to the batting order he an- ' Gertrude Moore, daughter of Mrs. the basla of the law of averages prove their contention they could- ToUls .... "Our only danger of war.” he Mrs. Best made a few remarks, and resurfaced; 30.98 miles of ments of the search. wears a battered old white felt hat PaasMu and Huiugh Muleahy—oon- Out in Weston, Boston Univer- n’t win for Vltt as manager.” Jumper Dresses complimenting Mystle Review for nounced yesterday, with Bill Strt-! vnrw .vw Frances Baker of Rockville, anid roads oiled with state aid; 10 guard on the day of every game and which says that a league which sity's Pat Hanley, who regards Manchester added, "is if we remain weak.' to Higgins. York taking the throw aider: has- loat the leriea since 1934 is RusMn Rushes Nancy and Betty modeled the the fine supper and floor work. She livan catching and Bruce Camp- Wesley Elmore Charter. » n of rails constructed; 150 feet of cul- won’t eat dinner after hta team Upsala as dangerous, moaned the Team p S K OH T ot • on the baseline and tagging tVer- Punts— Passes A fter WilUard Hershberger's bound to crash through aome In conclusion we’d like to point popular Jumper dresses, matching announced that the next rally will bell, a left-handed hitter, playing ber. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon B. Charter of verts laid: about 9,200 square feet .‘ 55 Are present has won. death, Jimmy took up tha slack. loss Of little Jimmy SuUlvan, his E. Carlson . 48 49 45 41 186 coat and hat sets, velvet suspen- right field. Ellington took place at the home time. out that there's a guy named be held In April at a date and No runt, one hit, one error, one of walks laid, 1.750 feet of curb. Ha played in' 16 games, caught beet blocking back, who suffered P. Newcomb 60 50 44 40 164 der dresses with Scutch plaid of the bride's mother this after- By The Aaaociated Press The Reda went Into the eeriee Rushin who scored two touch- Four Raid Alariug place yet to be decided. Bill McKechnle, his Cincinnati left. 1.425 fett of w s t v mains and 3,- Des Moines, la.—This must he both ends of one doublthaadar, . a fractured rollatbone during the Bill Laubin 50 46 4T 45 166 jackets amd snow suits. Worthy noon at three o'clock in the pres- At Shower Party rjhlcsgo~Thta one le a natural badly crippled, and the profes- downs for Etost Stroudsburg lost club crippled by recent injuries, Sixth Inning 000 feet of roads improved with an axampla of close figuring on how skewered moct of the runners who I last play of the varsity-freshman H. Madden . 49 49 47 46 161 of special mention was a blanket ence of the immediate famUies. for fans md writers who have sionale were toying modest odds week, both by rushin’ of tackle. III waited until less than half an hour Tigers—Newsom was throwm W P A labor under plans of the thought they could steal a base, scrimmage. C. Brooks . 46 46 48 44 plaid reversible coat with detach- London Todav Rev. George Brookes of the Union missed the opportimity t ocreate to get the moat out of a football against their chances. Yet they m . before game time to announce his out by Werber. Bartell was called highway department. Mr* John Linnell. of Oak street, squad. In place of setting up exer. and generally bad tha time of hto Brown, which has great respect able hood, and the popular red (Continued from Page One) batting order and finally disclosed Congregational church of Rock- gags about Chicago’s football team still drew a majority vote among ! for its neighbors at Rhode Island Aboiit Town out on strikes. F. McCommlck Sidewalks have been given at- entertained with a shower last cites to get bis Drake squad warm life In the old epot. tha men who write baseball and Totals .... — .... . 666 f l i ^ e l coats for girls. Winter ville, officiated, using ths single tention with 98 new slabs set, 346 Since the Maroons dropped put of .State, attempted to perfect its coats for Juveniles with ski pants that Coach Jimmy Wilson would j came in running to take McCos- evening for her da\ighter, Mrs. #d up for yealerday's drill, (Joach Offenalvely he turned in nine Ival Goodman who follow it all season. Tha writ- Series Notes were strong enough to hold j catch Dorringei and that lithe'Ed- | key's pop up. ring service. slabs raised or lowered and 170 Big Ten competition. Chicago is MU in 37 tries for a .248 batting passing defenses. The return of •re another item that Hale's ex- Word was received last evening The young couple were attended Rii.asell P. Aceto, the former Miss srganlslng alx-man teams for Vee Green had them cleiu’Ing away ters reasons were obscure, but Jim Reed, veteran halfback, after die Joost would be at second base, i No runs, no hits, no errors, none feet of curbing reset. Plans and Lllllsn Linnell. Between 35 and 40 the stonea and logs littering the average. Two of them were dou- they stick to the Reda. President pects to go over in a big way this the raiders hack from the cen- of the death of Mrs. L. E. Gardner The line-ups: by Mrs. Willard Magin, sister of Intra-mural competition with a a two weeks' absence, strengthen- anclnnati. Oct. 2—(AV-Well, winter. A number of the dainty of Braintree. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. left. profiles for 1,800 feet of water and guests from Hartford and this parking lot. bles, on* of which knocked In the Ford Frick of the NaUonal Lea- tral part of the city or cen- Tigers Reds Reds — M. McCormick swung the groom, as matron of honor, sewer pipes were prepared as well nine-player limit for each squad winning run of a valuable game ed the Amherst squad for Satur- the World Series ts here and If BUrley Temple drcaaes were mod- G.irdner were former residents of and E. Dana Cowles, uncle of the town attended. The decorations and it seems that's what should s aaid: “This ia the first Ume day's trip to Cambridge. WUllams, tral London was not their ob- Bartell, ss Werber, 3b late on the firat pitch and popped as plans for a new Park street Just b m re the Reds went on their haven’t even been nervous.” you think nobody takes the ef- eled by the two girls. Manchester. The funeral will be bride as best man. were white. Two golden bells were have hapMned long ago. The r with a week-end engagement at forts of the (Cincinnati Reda and Indianapolis—Ray 'VtUmar, 828, During the intermission Miss jective. held Friday at two o'clock at McCosky, cf M. McCormick cf to Gehringer on the outfleld grase. bridge, reconstruction of 9,080 suspended beneath the words pennant-clinching tour, NotMng It Was a strange situation, all St. Louis, defeated Dorva Roehey The bride, who was given in teanu of the past few years always sensational—juat aoma M U whera West PoinL made many changes In Detroit Tigers seriously, try to Helen Berggrcn, contralto, sang The 25th consecutive night of Peck's Funeral home In Braintree, Gehringer, 2b Goodman, rf Newsom waa working slowly, tak- feet of Bush Hill road, cemetery "Good Luck" and from them was rIghL The Detroit lineup waa In- 220, Decatur, III., straight falls. marrlaga by her grandfather, could muster a half dozen good Chi Sox Annex they Were worth about $1,000 Us varsity lineup during a scrim- get Into the ball park tc ^ y . Fans “The Laat Rose of Summer," and Greenberg, If F. M'Cormick, lb ing time to pick up the dust on the layouts and much miscellaneous a shower of hearts fastened to rib- tact, With Hank Greenberg and bombardment for London had George A- Cowles, wore a gown of players but they couldn't stand up apiece to the club. mage with the Bcruts. are afraid that next year will be “ Drink to Me Only With Thine The Stanley group of the Wes- York, lb Ripple, if mound between pitches. Goodman other planning and survey work. bons over a miniature .bride -and Rudy York glowing with health passed with less severity than white satin, a finger length veil, ' against 30 or 40 good ones on rival And If you tMnk hto 40-year-oId Joe McClus)»ey, Norwich's out- somebody eise'a turn for a World Eyes”, in her usual appealing leyan Guild will present Bud Rai- Campbell, rf Wilson, c popped to Bartell. Newsom got The engiheer has measured 186 brlde«nxK>m. and ready to aock their home San Joes, (toUf.— Tooy OUvaaa, usual, but the attacks on England and carried a bouquet of white aquada. Series Opener legs need firecrackers, wttnaaa I standing fullback who has been Series, considering the scarcity of Style. were widespread. ney In one of his inimitable pro- Higgins, 3b Joost, 2b two strikes on F. McCJormick and new houses, given 190 street num- Sin^ng and general dancing runs. Greenberg, to be doubly cau* 116, Oakland. (Jallf., knockad out roses and bouvardla. The matron that ha beat out a bunt and stole tioua, even spent a voluntary half- I out of action for two weeks, re- repeaters In the NaUonal League. For girls of high school age. Mr. grams tonight at the South Sullivan, c Myers, ss then walked him. Ripple raised a bers, and has granted 115 permits followed, with Mrs. James Aceto Rio Rico, 133, Mexico Qlty (8). .Alarms In Close Succession of honor wore blue net over pink Boston—Since it’s part of a a base— the latter In the final i hour late yesterday shagging files joined the squad anfi bolstered the It costs an even dollar to rent Weden, was of the opinion that Methodist church. Gail Hanson, Newsom, p Derringer, p pop foul near the Detroit dugout for tl;c making of openings In the at the piano. A buffet lunch was i Cadets for their engagement with The first two daylight alarms and SuUlvan gathered it in. taffeta, with shoulder length veil, streets. roach's duty to ksap over-confi- Drfeat Cubg by 5*3 Be* gams of the season. The Pitte-1 in Crosley field. There wasn't an nquatUng room at the windows of . there is nothing more suitable Beverly Swallow. Selma Dowling, Umpires Plate. Bill Klem, Na- served by the hostess. The bride I Arnold. Mickey Gilbert and John. came in cIo.se succo.s.sion, marked No runs, no hits, no errors, one and carried pink and white ropes. Park Department Report dence from developing In hla squad. burgh Piratee were so surprised | ache or pain in the Detroit camp. the factory across from, the fleld than the Jumper dresses, worn Mary Ann Lynch. Doris Holzhei- tional League; first base. Emmett Mrs. Lewis Skinner, friend of the received a choice assortment of hind Bitching and Hit I ny 8 ]>asyk highlighted the Vermont by heavy anti-aircraft fire. left. The Park Department report Bostoa-College's Frank Leahy has that tha catcher almost threw the | The Reds, on the other hand, and y6u have to supply your own with sweaters or blouses, and thus mer and Frances Violet will round Orms'oy, American League; sec- bride, played the wedding march. gifts. ' varsity's scrimmage against the (Berlin sources said excellent tells of completion of cleanup the dismal task thla week of try- tin g o f T eil Lyong. ball acroea the street. had realised the worsL Ernie binoculars. . bringing the frequent changes of out an evening's entertainment ond base, Lee Ballanfant, National The mother of the bride wore second team bv turning in scoring weather favored raiding and pre- work after hurricane damage, In- ing to play dowrn that victory over As for enthusiasm, Manager Bill Lombardi their big, long-hltUng costume which girls crave. Long w'lth a variety of songs and League; third base, Steve Basil, soldier blue crepe, with corsage of Drnp Fortification Flaae r, MeCertoIck runs of 80 and 60 yards. Alarm- dicted large scale attacks during apectiun of 148 tree conditions by Tulana. He did It yesterday by McKechnle practically had to calm catcher, sUll was limping painful knee aocks continue popular. Slack dances. Mrs. Robert Olson will American League. Fine Weather pink and white rose buds. The Chlcago, Oct. 2_ infl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAT. OCTOBER t, 1940 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2 ,1 9 0 KKU KYUKB FriMMlaT BYPRHIMy Bliir classified C£m > Sense and Nonsense Tlia. plaaaura.of plenlca, as we Pa—I think ril have to go down- Emofene—I’ll bet we have some- get along In yeare, la more or leee •tairs and send Nancy’s young man thing at our house you don’t have. dependent upon the degree to home. We have a naw baby. which we can take along the com- Ms—Now, Elmer, don't be hasty. Hughhart*—Aw, gee, we have forte of home. Remambar how w* used to court? more than that at our house. We AaUMBobfiM Fbt Salt 4 Aotoaiobilei For Salt 4 Help Wanttd—Feawlt S5 BouMhold Gooda 51 Wanted To Rent 68 Pa—For goah aakea; I hadn’t have a naw daddy. thought of that. Out he goes! DODGE. 1935 Ford coach, 1938 BUICK spec ial conver- WANTED— YOUNG woman NUMEROUS HOUSEHOLD arU- Air Mechanic ' Teacher (pointing to picture of WANTED TO RENT single house Lights Dm Near B e iiii^ I Cairyalor cabriolet, 1933 Ford tible sedan, like new. Priced for part time waitress. Address Box cles, radio, bed, couch, chair, deer)—Junior, what la that? 1932 WUl^ aedan. Cole with conveniences. In Bolton, Junior—I don’t know. Remember the good old days Kansas Cl ty<— — Campus a quick sale. Brunner's, 80 Oak- Y. Herald. macbliie, etc., reasonable for Coventry or Andover. Tel. 6480. Even Senators Ask Main Btrwt lot, opposite land street Phone 6191. ^ Teacher—What does your moth- when the only thing In the news- swasthearte no longsr have quick sals. Inquire Bloom, 264 Course Chosen papers was crime n«ws? WE PAY YOU $5.00 for Mlllng Hackmatack atreet. FURNISHED APARTMENT— 3 er call your father? quarrel with , the University of 1936 FORD CONVERTIBLE, 1936 ten $1 boxes. 50 beautiful rooms wanted by desirable yOung Junior—Don’t tell me that’s a Miosourl. President Frederick A. l>JbR SALE—1982 FORD cabriolet Chevrolet sedan, 1935 Pontiac ed name Imprinted Christmas FOR SALE-, GRAY ENAMEL louae. .{ If most golfers were not *x- MIddlebuah explains; "We now 'to gooA running order, cheap. 14 American couple, $30. monthly Local Man Enlisted in Draft Laws sedan, 1937 Dodge sedan. 1938 cards sell $1.00—your profit 60c. Crown Herald range, with oil rental. Write Box L, Herald. hihlUonlsU, they'd practice putting have the campus fully equipped ICunroe street. Pontiac sedan. Cole Motors at the Ftee samples. Thomas Doran Oo., burner. In good condition. 35 U. S. Air Corps Takes For that tired feeling—Sit down. more than driving. with benches for two. The only Center—6463. Open evenings. 28BH WitRe Plains, N. Y. North atreeL Tel. 4028. Milton Bronner, NEA- Milton Bronner wUI answer complainte are that electric'^ights •OR SALE—1939 BUICK 40 Always remember that are too near the benches.” aarlea, 4 door trunk sedan, low Houses For Sale 72 Up Line o f Study. queattona of The Hemid rend- Teacher—Willie, please correct sunny 1937 PACKARD 4 door trunk CHRISTMAS .CARDS! 1940 Mir- HOUSEHOLD furnishings fbr sale. Herald Selective Sei^- ers regarding oonscriptlon ml- this sentence ‘Girls la naturally mile-i ar* often worn by shady OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE .'aaiaage. excellent condition. 41 sedan. Model 120. Low mileage, acle line! Fast-SsJllng Box As- C. N. Loomis, Bolton Center. FOR SALE->-4 ROOM house, ex- tofs and IntorpretatlonB. Ad- better looking than boys.’ peoplt. Baye Auto with Nickels. . R etialn^n atreeL new tires, radio, heater and de- sortments; Deluxe Personal Phone 7471. tra lot, large attic. 33 Packard Clifford T. Waddell, 159 Hilliard ice Official Gets 50 0 street, *on of Thomaui Waddell of dress questions to Milton Bron- Willie—Girl* Is arUfldally better Champaign, lU.—oard8 two years ago when he told Car YOU TACKLE Wit h about piyb oollare ydUll way - samples. Wallace Brown, 225 cabinet In good condition. Empire Unlte(f States Army Air Corps on and nails while hls wife lay in bed March 1 at the recruiting station reau, 1018 TMrteenth St„ SW. Dealer N. K. Crawford he would A RUMNIER.- SO cattleman in po r t V«(5TU,ENCL06INfe MS BACK WHEN IVE LETTSR AORNM,' Ruainem Service Offered 1.7 Fifth Ave., Dept. 11504, New cheat of solid cedar, 2 burner One of a aerlea of articles by with a bad cough. buy a new auto when he had saved at Hartford, is pursuing a doiirse H'aalilngton, U. C. BE SURE Speaking of an acquaintance, a hAAKjy PLAYERS A CHKCK OR MONEY ORDER.' B&AO, IT — A PORT WORTH CATTLEMAN York. kitchen stove with oU burner and Italians Bomb MIIUmi Bronner InterpretlniL new TO ENCLOSE postage prepaid man remarked: "He’s the oort of Neighbor—How's the wife? enough nickels. He made good PILED ON A SOY Ha A . Stephens ASHES—PAPERS retnoved week- coll attachment for heating of Instruction In airplane mechan- rulings on the conscription pro- : SHOULD have BEEN UgRE DAYS AGO.' INDEED/ t SUPPOSE MOO SOUD MM ly. Chambers Trucking. Telephone postcard or stamped envelope, a fellow who thinks a lodge pin is Mon—Not so good. hi* promise the other day when he IS UNMECESSAfiY/i AT JOE'S GARAGE WANTED—GIRL FOR general water. Call 6264. ics at the RMsevelt Aviation gram. Neighbor—Sorry. Is that her -VERY ANN0YIN4 A NEW INVENTION 'FOR BRANOINO 6260. British Ships School, Roosevelt Field, Mineola, self addressed.' universal stamp of approval. walked in with a beer case 5S Oak Street housework, south end of town. coughing? pammed to the top with flve-cent ,TWAT IT WA6NT ABRNEO.'— UM-M Not required to live In. Write Box L. I. This school is one of the CALVES WlTHOar CATCMINE THEM/ SEPTIC TANKS, 200, 300, 400, 600 By Milton Bronner I' Student—Professor, what la this Man- Oh, no. This ia a house for pieces and drove off in a 1941 .INODENTALLY, I WAVE AN IDEA?-*. 1937 Hudson rerraplane 2-Door T. Herald. Manager. NBA-Herald He|ectl\-e I knoyyal l the answers, AMOE gal. capacity. Electric and gas Machinery and I'ooh 52 (Continued From **age One! He was told he'd have to reg you wrote-at the end of my paper? the dog. model. Sedan.' ^ Itorsloe Information Burenu 'PYOU ‘ ^ hoople, and TM«y welding. Smith Welding Com- but it was a cinch he wouldn’t be Professor—I only suggested that OLIVER IMPLEMENTS. Fordson ly to their bases, the high com- you write plainer next time. AOO UP TOON* 1917 Graham 4-Door Sedaa. pany, Buckland. Call 3825. Heip Wanted— Male 3M parts. Used tractor plows, har- drafted. He let out a loud anort mand declared._ Washington, O ct 2 — U espt. of relief. HOLD EVERYTHING BY CLYDE LEWIS i LETTERWOTO//’*' 1985 Graham Sedan. ^ WANTEEK—BOYS FOR full and rows. potato diggers, Dublin Emeat M. Culligan, public rela- Fred—Darling, I want an op- Tractor Company, Providence Rd., British raider's were said to A frequent question is: 1934 Ford 4-Dnor Stdan. Fiorisla— Nurseries 15 part time work. Apply Employ- have bombed Gherilll in Somali- tions officer of the joint army and "I shall be out of my home town portunity to aay I love you. 1 ment Office, J. W. Hale Corp. WllUmantlc. Agnes—Are you bashful? Von Can’t Buy A Better Oar land and the railroad near a tun- navy selective service committee, October 16. What ahall I do?" ARE YOU IN NEED of advice on The reply Is: Register in the Fred—No, but I don’t want any Anywhere At Onr Price! planting, pruning, or winter care MEN TO DO LABORING work In nel northeast of Dlredawa, Ethi- doesn't land In a padded cell. It Wanted— To Buy opia, without causing any serious will be because he has the patience town or village where you happen witnesses. / Boy Wtth Conlldence! of nursery stock? Will gladly nursery. C. E. Wilson Nurseries, 58 to be, and list on the registration Allen Place. damage. of Job and the constitution of furnish estimates, planting sug- champion boxer. card your home address. Shipped from the Altoona, Pa., gestions, and advice, for any of FALL HOUSE CLEANING! Con- Captain Culligan Is Uncle Sam’s Another frequent query asks Tribune: "Most of us love humani- your landscape problem.s. T. D. PIN BOYS WANTED—Expert vert your Junk and old paper in - ty, but we want it to do aa we ence not necessary. Must be 16. to cash. Wm. Ostrinsky, 182 Bis- Spanish Status official queation-and-answer man correct procedure if the eligible vy Faulkner, Burr Nurseries, Man- man Is out of the country on reg- say," rit: .W a n c h e sle r chester, Conneeticut. Charter Oak Bowling Alleys, 27 sell St. Tel. 5879. on the draft law. Newspapermen Oak street. Left Unchanged and other caller* besiege him all istration day. In that case, he EveDitig Herald Rome, Oct. 2.—(jP)—Ramon Ser- day long. He gets an average of should report hack at the regis- Friend—I’ve had a terrible wantL tration place in his home district Ing of approaching death. Classified Advertisements Rooms Without Hoard 59 rano Suner, Spain'* minister of 600 telephone calls during hla Miiiinery— DresxmakinK 19 Situation!) Wanted— government, went sightseeing to- dally office hours, which are from within five days after his return Man—No, really? Count SIX average uonis'to a line. to the United States. Friend—Yes; I bought one of tnitlalB. numbers and abbrsviatlons WANTED— DRESSMAKING, al- Female 38 WANTED—GENTLEMAN room- day before saying goodbye to Pre- 8 in the morning until 9 or 10 or •Rch count as a word and compound er. Pleasant airy room, con- mier Mussolini after talks with any old time at night A senator asked whether a vet- those life time fountain pens, and tering, and remodeling. Reason- its broken. words as two words. Minimum cost able rates. Mrs. Spencer. 415 Ver- venient to bus line. Inquire after Axis leaders which Informed • Maybe his past career specially eran of the World War had to ta price of three lines. WOMAN WOULD like to take care fitted him for taj Job. A New register. The answer was; Line rates per day for transient non street. Telephone 8259 5 p. m. at 14 Jackson street. sources said have left Spanish Rda. of children evenings. Tel. 6388. non-belligerency unchanged. York City native, he was a real "Hardly. Present registrants If you want to please people, you M ectire .Hareli 17. lf3T FOR RENT—ROOM 131 East Cen- estate man and public relations must be between the ages of 21 ran usually do ao to some extent Cash Charge Movinif—1'ruchinir— ter street, near Center on bus The keynote of Fascist press counselor before he came to and 35. A man to come within by letting them talk. C Consecutive D a y s...i 7 ctsi 9 cte Situations VVanted— line. Continuous hot water. comment on his trip to Rome wa* those limits must have been no t Consecutive Days...| 9 ctslll cte Storaire 20 that Spain has taken her place Washington as special assistant to 1 Day ...... in ctslll cts Female 38 Nathan Straus, Jr., of the U. S. more than 13 at the time of the Helen—Don't you mi.ss the All orders for irregular Insertions "beside" German and Italy with World War. It is hardly likely he folks next door since they movcil AUSTIN CHAMBERS—Local and aiffortl T. Waddell Housing Authority. IMSIDE OUT will be charged at the one time rate. Long Distance Movers. Tel. 6260 WANTED — BY COMPETENT Boarders Wanted 59-A "unity of intention In the battle Even Senators Aek queeUons enlisted or was conscripted at that away ? -v 'm f Special rates for long term every middle aged woman, housekeeper’s against dominating plutocracies” tender age." la y advertising given upon request. 68 Hollistei street. seven civilian aviation schools One of the oddest things about Grace—No. You see, they never Ads ordered before the third or position, for buslne.ss couple, 5 ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN only. meaning particularly Great Brit- designated by the government to Culllgan’s day la that senators "Shalt 1 Buy A New Oar?" Ijorrowed anything, ao I hardly Sfth day will be charged only for JAMES A. WOODS moving and clays weekly. Write 168 Eldridge Board optional. Call Wm. A ain. from whom n Popolo dl Roma Instruct Army Air Corps enlisted and repreaentatlves—the very fel- Another man asked: knew them. BOO'I'S AND HER BUDDIES He Ought To Be Locked Up tha actual number of times the ad trucking. Ashes removed weekly. street. Knofla, 3737. said "the world is longing to be personnel. The course will last APWOATcd, charging at the rate earn- freed.” low* who passed the conscription "Can you tell me whether I will ed but no allowance or refunds can Coal, coke and wood for sale. 381 six months and will cover all law—are constantly ringing him be drafted? If I am. I will patch We should not worry too much rxDo’wt ^ hiRde on six time ads stopped Center street. Tel. 6566 or 50.30. Newspapers generally were non- phases of repairing and overhaul- about the future. Maybe It will be LKVt. svsa.'o,. 09 ' Fresh Live Lobatem (or Boiled) for Friday Delivery. Y.M.C.A. to make plana for the win leave at the dtadel Saturday AUCB UbmAN Price is low! Chicken Lobsters, 31c lb. Largrer size, Monday election. A ll cchdldatea morning at eight o’clock and re- (Knows As t|saea ANea) are requested to be present. turn Sunday evening. SPUmiAL MEDIUM In A Variety O f Styles 35c lb The Lobsters will be delivered direct from Maine Seveatk Daaghtor of a Scveath Sea to us by overnight express,______Woodrow H. McCann. 21, of 91 Bom WKh a VeK Wetherell street, has enliated in The Mleaionary society of Readtogs OaMy 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Emanuel Lutheran church will To Suit Every Man the army. It le announced. He will Or By Appotatmoat la the Sarvtoa sn N ACN.„ >s. 21c M RS. F O STER'S D O N U TS be aMigned to the coast artillery have a meeting at the church to- o f the Peopio for 89 Tears. lUair to M«k. SciTM 4 _ _ In Hawaii. morrow afternoon at 2:80. Mrs. 171 Chareh Htreet, Hartford. Coaa. Jellied D onuts...... ^ .doz. 30c | Honey Dipped Fred Lavey U chairman of the hoateesee. Phoso 8-8X87 I’ e Raised Donuts...... doz. 29c DONUTS Mary B. Cheney auxiliary U. 8. Old Fashioned D onuls...... doz. 2.5c | 30c dozen. W. V. will hold a rummage sale to- CKENPE»..m‘s.. 25c morrow at nine o’clock In the For Flavor and Tenderness— ^Try store la the Rialto Theater build- ..12c to 15c ra. ing. muotr MMtMM rom 4 PINEHURSq' CUBE STEAKS...... CHOPPED STEAK, Special On Native SPARE RIBS Andes ASPAI U€USCUTS( » n: , 7 9 c V E A L C H O PS SAJ.TERKRAI T Hilltop Farm’s STRAWBERRIES Ribs lb. 36c BACON ...... lb. .39c Combination Range Loins lb. 4 4c DEERFOOT SAUSAGE T h ursd ay — Fish ______LEAN CUTS OF .<;TEWING I.AMB______Save lOr On Either of Thew Broom. . . THIS COKE IS Fresh Mackerel 89c Stlllbetter BBOOM (.Sire fi) ...... Special! 79c Haddock Fillets 79c I.lttle .lewel BROOM {.Sire fi) ...... Special! 89c GUARANTEED Do you knoM’ that we .ell O'Cednr Dry and Trente 72x81 Nushtiu Piirrcy Glovefit Slip Covers Blankets Rp-dres.* your living ii>oni furniture with Regular Style «nv of these three smart p.atterns. Beaiitifiillv made in harmonizing Tlic ne\ve*t development in cnlorn which will blend with any color scheme. hlankfl.s made of bynthetic fibres TOPCOATS except for a small quantity of wool “Es-ipx” Pattern Coverts— Military Cords and Knitted Fabrics - yet has l>een proven to hr an warm ns blanket.s priced twice as Chair...... l]RR£y Mothproofed. Boxed Davenport ...... $2.98 YOU’LL LIKE THESE FA.MOl'S ANDES FEATURES: $ 2 5 * 0 0 to $2 2 * 0 0 Thl* nimlel I* rnmplete wilh Lynn Oil Burner and four gan "Peinhroke" Pattern burner*. White porcelain flniah. Chair...... $2.98 Ih e extra largo oven will accomniodate a SO-poiind rnaater, $4.95 Davenport ...... and the dual oven feature make* rooking by either oil or gas .$4.98 equally efflelent. The frame and top are of ca*t Iron. •’Crest" Pattern fOMPI.ETE INSTALI..\TIOX IXCI.I DED IN THIS rRIt'E! Chair...... $ 3 . 9 8 Davenport...... $6.98 .-Vvailable in green, rust, wine, blue. Extra large size* Regular $179.50 Value! at no extra cost. .50 Curtain Dept., 2nd Floor. $ 119 (As long a.s stock la.sts) Thi.s Offer Includes Customer’s Old Range. Lamp Beauty and Eye Comfort For Everyone In the Home The J W . H A L C CORP Manchist er Cohm* Model .Shown— 6 M a v Floor Lamp Each lamp be.vullfully (IcRiprjrd HALE'S SELF SERVE with heavy rich bronze ilecoraleii The Original In New F)ngland! baae and coin e ter light. AND HEALTH MARKET AN EXCEPTION \T, VALUE? $6.98 a"*! $7.98 Regular .$6.98, 100^, Pure Wool T H URSD AY SPECIALS Reversible Blanket $5.98 ilTfC Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. A beautiful quality, all wool blanket in solid Top Quality Quaker TOPCOATS Color.*! of ru.st, tan, ro.se. deep blue, roocn blue. Kicen. These blanket.^ were purchased last Febiuruv at the sea.son s lowest price All binnk*'i,s Imxed. All Purpose Flour 79e $l6aS0 and $ 18*00 Domeslic Dept. Bars Lux Toilet Soap 4 25c Sparkling Ho*te** Di*h FREE! Bed Lamps Pin-up Lamps A convenient b< d lamp with Hershey Milk Chocolate waahable, color fast, mothproof Glass or maple wall base and Almond - Nougat - Plain Almond - or Krackel .shades in flot.il designs or pastel shades in matching colors design- colors ed with nautical, antique or his- torical scenes. 2 7-oz. bars 23c $ 1.00 $1.25 Creamery Butter i,b. 33c B a s^ en t Dept. Boudoir Lamps Armoar's A beautifully con.-.tliictcd, glass base lamp with tinted shades by Amity ah at’-racti\e add’tlon to every bedroom Pure Lard Lbs. 15c Hale’s Quality mmSFeek// $1.49 Red Bag Coffee 2 tb.. 25c Basement Dept. A iMig-hondM Gte-Ctort’AppliM ghrmi Zipper Lined «E€ with purthoM of H gallon Glo-Coof. ------''k------ Voo sova monoy buying this otonomkol Revlon Nail Polish ...... 60c Sweet Potatoes 5 Lb,. 9c tiio, and got on oppHor froo boaidotl TOPCOATS Apple Blossom Cologne...... $1.00 Blue, Tan and Camel qair Mixtures Coty’s Face Powder...... $1.00 III H SIZE Fresh New Cabbage 2c 20c Colgate Tooth Paste...... 2 f o r 29c 59 $2^*00 up 50c Teel Dentifrice...... 39c 6L0-C0AT r»i 75c L i s t e r i n e ...... 59c MT9I -M tm iH fR l[ 60c Hind’s Honey Almond Cream, 2 for 40c 1 Men’s and Young Men’s HEALTH MARKET 35c Vick’s Vapo Rub . 27c 16 Oz, Norwegian Cod Uver O il...... 69c OTHER GI.O-COAT SPECIAL COMBINATIONS 75c Bayer’s A spirin ...... 59c Butterfish 2 Lbib 25c SUITS up 1 Gal. Glo Coat ' i Gal. Glo-Coat 60c Alka S e lt z e r ...... 49c 1 Kleen Floor Duster 1 Pt. Creamw-ax Furniture SPORT COATS . .$10.00 and up 8Sc Pond’s Cold Cream ...... 59c BOTH FOR $3.29 Polish — BOTH FOR $1.59 SPORT PANTS . Swordfish Lb. 31c . $3.50 a nd up 2-Qt. Hot Water Bottles ...... 47c Basement. Boaetoaa dltxr GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES. Smoked Herring i.b.19c BIADQUARTERS FOR ' — ..... T FREE PARKING emouse-^soM G. E. APPLIANCES INC. II IN AND Scallo ps - O ysters - H alib u t The CORP. JW.HAU THe STORE OF QUALITY^ REAR OF A ndes ranges MANCHiSTIR Cowsf-rr- STORE H a d d ock Fille ts ""'"I ------——