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Where War’s Drums Eumble in South America ' FIRST CHARTER - < s > OVER 130 SOLDIERS ARI REVISION NOTICE
IS C IV ® TODAY k” ‘••s' ' ... 5 '• s' IN PARAGUAY-BOUVIA L ' ' . ' I t ' / Petition to Be Presented to Two Girls Murdered TROOPS ATTACK FORTS General Assembly— To day’s Notice Is Simple O nThe IN BORDER TERRITORY
la w Recpiirement, Baltimore, Dec. 17— The bodies search was started. The two bodies of two 16-year-old girls, both with were found in a thicket, carefully Many Wounded— No Formal Declaration of War Made their skulls crushed in, were dis laid side by side with their coats covered in a field along the Anna under their heads. One girl had a Legal notice is today given that polis boulevard today by police. broken ankle and both bodies were But Fighting Continues— Each Side Claims Victory; a revision of Manchester's present They were Identified as Marie Stol- severely bruised. charter will be sought in the Janu ba and Thelma Black, of Brooklyn, Discovery of a quantity of broken ary session of the Connecticut Gen a suburban development of Balti glass on the road near the spot led Bolivia Started Fight, Paraguay Reports— Efforts Be more. police to believe they had been eral Assembly. The notice of the Marie and Thelma left their struck by an automobile, but an petition will be found in another homes last night for a stare a mile autopsy has been ordered to deter ing Made by Other Nations to Prevent Further Con column of today’s Herald. It reads distant and when they failed to re mine whether there was any ■ as that any persons objecting to a re turn, police were notified and a sault. vision of the charter must appear flicts— Diplomats W orried— Fear That Other Nations before the General Assembly the second day after it convenes for its Above is Dr. Hernando Siles, pres- , May Be Drawn Into Dispute. next session. This date vrill be T FLOOD OF XMAS BOOZE January 10, 1929. ident of Bolivia, now engaged in - L e^ l Procedure a boundary dispute that threatens cillation, and it would not surprise The notice is signed by Judge war with its South American lOLA PLAZ . BULLETIN! Allyn L. Brown of Hartford County Ascunsion, Paraguay, Dec. diplomatic circles here If a favor neighbor, Paraguay. The Bolivian IS EXPECTED THIS WEEK able reply today to the Washington superior court and is simply le,gal 17.— Ten thousand men have capitol at La Paz, scene of anti- X , \ v j \ conference offer of good offices were procedure necessary to bring t .e applied at the Central bar forthcoming immediately. charter properly before the next Paraguayan demonstrations by a If Vi racks during the past 38 session of the Legislature. frenzied public, is also shown. The hours for enlistment in the Still in Committee Officials Admit They Are MARRIAGE WORLD’S army for “ active service.” NTJMEROUS FATALmES The revision of the present town map at the right shows “ the Cha Despite news of the fresh Buenos Aires, Dec. 17.— Reports charter is now in the hands of a co,” the disputed territory between lighting, in which the Bolivi from Bolivian and Paraguiyan committee named at the annual Bolivia and Paraguay. “ The Cha Unable to Cope With It; ans were the aggressors, the sources received here today indi GREAT COMPROMISE cated that further serious clashes town meeting a year ago October co” is a swampy, desolate land— country remains calm. Judge William S. Hyde who with Coming Mostly Over the (■ between troops of the two countries Raymond R. Bowers and Robert J. disputed by Bolivia and Paraguay have resulted in numerous fatalities Gorman, is a signer of the notice as for many years— which, has been in the disputed Chaco district. Buenos Aires, Dec. 17.— Unoffi a petitioner, is the chairman of the crossed by few white men since the > Canadian Border. Bishop McConnell Cites Ad Bolivian reports declare that al committee. No meetings have been cial press dispatches received here most 100 Paraguayans were killed days of the Spanish explorers. It held during the past summer or today indicated that more than 130 when Bolivian troops captured a is rich in forests and believed to justment of Minds as In Bolivian and Paraguayan soldiers number of wagons loaded with mu fall the work of revision being EDITOR’S NOTE— This is left entirely to sub-comniittees. contain oil. It was at an outpost already have been killed in clashes nitions and provisions. Many Para a SUNCIOT the first of two articles on the Since the naming and organization on the Paraquay river that Bolivian in Gran Chaco, the teritory claimed guayan prisoners were taken and a and Paraguayan troops clashed re liquor running, racketeering ternational Example. by both republics. Many were number wounded, the reports star of the charter revision committees and graft situation developing one member has died, E. L. G. cently, 22 of the former being killed ARGENTINA wounded. The first fighting took ed, while the Bolivian losses were Hohenthal. Mr. Hohenthal's work or wounded. ^ The inset map of In American cities, as reported place at Fort Vanguardia. comparatively slight. was relative to fire district consoli South America shows the scene of in advices from International A congregation that tested the According to advices from Ascun Reports from Paraguay on the the trouble. News Service correspondents. dation and he had made no report. capacity of the South Methodist sion, Bolivian troops attacked the other hand, asserted that Bolivian Nothing Definite Yet Paraguayan garrison in Forts Bo- troops had been put to rout, that No definite changes have been de By JA.MES L. KILGALLEN. Church attended the monthly union queron, Rivarola and General only a few Parai layan fatalities cided upon as yet by the commit BOLIVIA HAS DOUBLE New Y'ork, Dec. 17.— The eve of service of the south end Protestant Genies where the fighting lasted occurred while Bolivian losses were tee, but the public f.i Manchester THE ARMY OF PARAGUAY Christmas 1928 finds civic leaders churches last evening and listened more than eight hours. From 20 heavy, and that several forts in the will be well informed regarding all CONDITION OF in principal American cities, includ to 30 men were reported killed in disputed district had been held des BUSINESSMEN to an intensely interesting discourse proposals before the final draft of Montevideo, Uruguay, Dec. 17. ing New York, Chicago, Philadel the clash at Fort Vanguardia while pite determined assaults by the Bo — Should Bolivia and Paraguay, on “ Social Imaginations” by Bishop the charter is submitted to Ihe phia, Detroit, Pittsburgh. Cincin the losses In the later fighting were livians. ( LegTslature. who now appear to be tottering nati and Kansas City, wrestling Francis J. McConnell of the New heavier. A dispatch from Lapaz es Calls* for Mobilization GO TO RESCUE on the brink of warfare, actual KING GEORGE Paraguay has issued a call for with the increasingly acute prob York Area of the Methodist Episco timated that about 100 Paraguayan ly come to grips, Bolivia would lem of how to cope with booze run pal church. soldiers were killed at Boqueron, the mobilization of all its fit men have the advantage of an^jarBU', ning, racketeerlBg police graft Rivarola an^ General Genes. The between the ages of 18 to 29. NEW YORK L EADS more thannwice as strong as‘ afid organized crime. At its conclusion Bishop McCon Bolivian casualties were said to be This was announced here In a OFMMLER nell’s hearers were no longer at Paraguay’s, it was estimated New York has its mysterious Ar slight. communication issued by the Para^ here today. nold Rothstein’ ease which has cost any loss to understand why he has guayan legation. The communicM Bolivia’s standing army con its police commissioner his job; attained to the very great celebrity tion stated -that the Paraguayafl AS A SHOW TOWN JIINTSTER’S PLEDGE sist of 7,500 men. There are Many Believe Ruler Has Suc Chicago has kicked out high police which is his. Avoiding almost government had decided upon tb^ Believe It Disgrace to City to 230,000 reservists upon which officials wl)o seemingly could not every traditional pulpit mannerism Washington, Dec, 17.— Dr. Diez mobilization order because Bolivia the nation can also draw. stop a sensational series of gaitg- and especially the slightest trace of De Medina, Bolivian minister to the had taken the aggressive in attack Send Mother of 10 to Paraguay’s standing army ha.s cessfully Passed the Cri ster killings; Philadelphia has didacticism. Bishop McConnell United States, came before the Pan ing Paraguayan forts in the disput Over Half of 28 Million a personnel of only 3,000. Its overthrown a grafting police force; possesses an amazing fluency and American Conference on Concilia ed district. reservists total 100,000. mastery of words which enables tion and Arbitration assembled Both countries are in a frenzy Detroit is in the throes of a federal hini to express even the subtlest Amusement Tax Came Prison for Life for Selling sis ^ d is Now on Road to inquiry of an alleged $300,000 bor here today, and pledged his gov of patriotism. Hundreds are enlist thoughts in language so simple that ernment’s adherence to any arbi ing. Parades and demonstrations der rum smuggling ring; Pitts they would be clear to the under Recovery. burg’s police are under fire for al- tration convention evolved by the fill the streets of all the principal from Five Cities. Liquor. standing of a child. conference, but he failed to state cities." REDSWURUGUAY Peace Through Understanding (Gontinued on Page 3.) whether it would accept the offer Expect Declaration His message was a plea for the of mediation in the present crisis A formal announcement of war exercise by the Christian world of Lansing, Mich, Dec. 17 — Mrs. London, Dec. 17.— The slight between Bolivia and Paraguay. appears inevitable, dispatdhes re Washington, Dec. 17.— Judging improvement in King George’s con the power of imagination so that Ettle May, Miller, a work-,gnarled D IS im HOOVER Medina referred to the situation ceived here from both sou ces Indi from the cold statistics, America’s dition, which began on Sunday, WRIGHT'S AIRPLANE members of one group may come which seems to be pointing toward cate. amusement centers are in the charwoman, 48, and looking 60, was beUig maintained this after to an understanding of the minds open war only in passing, and made Each country declares the other of other groups. The most serious Roarin’ Forties of Broadway, Chi hardly recognized herself today in noon, it was authoritatively stated no mention of the suggestion that the aggressor. The governments of the martyr role in which the penal at 3 o'clock by a Buckingham Pal problem confronting the world, he a special conciliation committee both promise their respective popu cago, Philadelphia, Los Angeles Carry Banners as Proces TO BE RETURNED said, is the finding of ways for man code of Michigan and the acclaim ace official. he empowered to act. laces -immediate redress. and staid old Boston, kind to live together in groups The Bolivians are u^ing modern Well over half of the amuse of antl-Volsteadians combined to larger than the family, without war methods. A Bolivian airplane sion Passes; Dispersed by London, Dec. 17.— King George’s fighting and quarreling. CALLS IT WAR ment taxes collected in the United cast her. condition continued improved to Washington, D. C., Dec. 17 -War flew over Bahia Negra and drop States this year will come from Senators Start Move to Have In the Middle Ages there was ped four bombs. None of the explo The gray-haired grandmother is day, an official bulletin timed some doubt whether the race would without a declaration. these districts, according to figures the first woman to come up against the Police and Soldiers. 10:45 a. m., stated. , Thus Paraguayan Charge D’Af- sives did any damage. issued today by the Bureau of In ever reach a high development be In*view of the renewed hostili the statute which provides life im “ The King had a fair night* with First Air Machine Placed cause of the food problem,- Science faires Juan Ramirez characterized ternal Revenue. The amiftement prisonment for four-time violators some natural sleep towards morn today the clashes between Bolivian ties, neither country appears to be tax collection for the fiscal yedr and the development of transporta willing to wait for arbitration either of the prohibition laws. Montevideo, Dec. 17.— Commun ing. The slight Improvement noted tion have made a conquest over the and Paraguyan troops in the I'ght was about $28,000,000. Until a jury decided that she had in His Majesty’s condition yester of official advices from Ascunsion, by the Pan-American conference br ists attempted to mar the Uruguay In Museum Here. probability of famine, as it has con the League of Nations. From, the internal revenue col bestowed a vinegar emit of “ moon” day continues,” the bulletin stat quered the plagues that constituted Paraguay, to the legation here. lection district with headquarters on two thirsty strangers at her an good will visit of President- ed. Ramirez went early to the State Both are reported massing troops another threat to the de and equipment along the borders of in New York City came $5,743,177 gate, Mrs. Mill6r was known as just Elect Herbert Hoover with demon It was signed by Sir Stanley velopment of mankind. So long as Department to hand Secretary Kel in theater taxes alone. That district a simple soul, trying to get along Washington, Dec. 17,— “ Bring logg a note he received from the the disputed district. strations, but received stern treat Hewitt, Sir Hugh Rigby, and Lord Inhabited by Indians . - led in the tax on roof gardens and under the economic handicaps of a Dawson, of Penn. Orville Wright’s airplane back to Paraguayan capital late last night. ment at the hands of the police and Gran Chaco, the territory claim cabarets with $171,575, and as Rooseveltian family, and absentee Hope Grows America.” The note follows: sessments against social clubs husband and a cheerfully improvid military authorities. • “ Bolivia has opened war activi ed by the republics, contains more Hope that the King would win With this declaration, two Sen than 100,000 sqrare miles contain which netted $1,099,000. ent disposition. One group bearing banners with his gallant battle against death ties against Paraguay, attacking A Barbara Fritcble atorial members of the Board of ing large areas of swampland and Chicago Second jthe inscriptions “ Viva Sandino” and was bolstered by the continued In the latter’s military positions on Its Chicago was a close second as a Since that conviction she has Regents of Smithsonian Institute frantlers near the Pilcomayo river jungle. It stretches eastward from “ Viva Nicaragua” was dispersed. dications during the night that he the foothills of the Andes moun club center, the tax collection hav been hailed as a defiant Barbara was maintaining his Improved con moved today, on the twenty-fifth and dropping bombs from various ing been $1,033,000. Theaters Fritchie of the cause of personal During the three mile ride from aeroplanes on Behla Negra, a port tains between tho Pilcomayo and ditions. anniversary of Orville Wright’s his Paraguay rivers and a great deal of brought $1,930,000 while Chicago liberty. Michigan’s capital city the docks to the Parque hotel small At 7:30 o’clock this morning, situated on the bank of the Para smarts under the impending stigma tory-making flight at Kitty Hawk, guay river close to the frontier of it is une.xplored. Except for roving cabarets and roof gardens ranked knots of men In the crowd broke Buckingham Palace officials stated bands of Indians it is uninhabited. second with $114,805. of being branded another Dayton, that his condition, previously de N. C., to end the long controversy Brazil. into dirisive shouts as the proces over the beginning of man-control The nature of this terrain makes Los Angeles for the first time Tenn., or Old Salem, Mass. Ap clared to be improved, showed no Fort Captured sion passed. led aviation. Joining hands In the It improbable that Bolivia and Para-: pushed ahead of Philadelphia as a prehensive Lansing business men The motor car bearing the presi change. “ Small Paraguayan fort, garri have offered to finance an appeal of move. Senators R :e ’. Smooth (R) soned by about 30 men was captur guay could carrj on a war on g source of amusement taxes, the dent-elect was flanked by a com Earlier in the morning, at three big scale, owing to the absence >»f total having been $1,521,000 com the case to the Supreme Court. of Utah, and Claude Swanson (D) ed. In view of this new aggression, “ Land sakes,” observered Mrs. pany of presidential guard cavalry, o’clock, it had been stated that His of Virginia, announced they would roads and the impossibility of send pared to $1,425,800 for the Quak the troopers forming a solid wall Majesty was resting comfortably greater, deliberate, and unjustified, Miller, who comes of the Down East help to place Wright’s machine in the government of Paraguay' has ing large bodies of 'troops through er city. The theater tax in Los An as the horses moved head-to-tail. and had had some sleep. the jungles. geles totaled $817,210, compared Yankee stock which cleared the t)ie Smithsonian Institute, even had to give way to the overwhelm This honorary guard was a blocst There was much optimism today though the famous inventor recent That part of the territory easiqsf to '$866,000 for Philadelphia. The long, riding on both sides of the following yesterday’s two favorable ing necessity of taking the most (Contlnned on Page 3.) ly shipped it to England. urgent measures for the defense of of access lies along the Pilcomayo tax on clubs in Los Angeles, how Streep bulletins. In many quarters it was river close to the frontiers of Ar 25 Years Ago its territory. ' ever, was $686,000, exceeding Noisy Crowd believed the King had successfully gentina and Paraguay. Philadelphia by over $100,000. It was just 25 years ago that Or "Confirmation, moreover, has The procession was held up 15 passed the crisis of his illness ville Wright and bis brother took Small Forts In Boston minutes in front of the presidential been given to the fact- announced a DUCHESS MARIE IN U. S. when he showed Improvement yes their plane to the sand dunes of few days ago that Bolivia was con The forts, where fic’-itlng already From Massachusetts came amuse palace where an enormous, noisy terday after the three days of sus North Carolina for Its initial test. has taken place, are only block ment tax collections of over $1,- crowd had colic :ted. It was neces centrating troops and arms in an pense which followed his opera Orville flew the plane and It re- aggressive spirit on the frontiers of houses and stockades and barracks 405.000, most of which originated New York, Dec. 17 — Grand sary for cavalrymen to clear the tion. mafhed aloft for twelve second.s, for the garrisons. in Boston. The theater tax was Duchess Marie of Russia, first plaza before the Hoover parly Paraguay and furthermore confirm but that Brief flight made history, ation has been received of ihq state Owing to the impenetrable jun $787,067, with $533,890 on club cousin of the late Czar Nicholas and could get through. TREASURY BALANCE gle growth upon the mountain sides There were slight disorders due because it was the first time in his- ment made when the small clash assessments. one of the dominant members of torq that a human being had flown occurred near Fort Galpon, that and in the swamps it would be im From lower ^ew York City came the royal family when the Romanoff to fights between members of the Washington, Dec. 17.— Treasury the world moves in its present orbit Boliva was only seeking a pretext to possible for cavalry or artillery to the only substantial tax against Court was the most splendid in the throng. After reaching the hotel a balance Dec. 15: $30,853,206.68. be moved. Small detachments of in world. Is In the United States for a cordon of 250 foot and mounted (Continued on Page 2.) and the seasons follow one another provoke the war which she has pleasure yachts. Small collections been preparing against Paraquay in fantry might be able to advance, were made in Philadelphia, Boston, two months’ visit. She is the guest troops was placed about the build we shall have food enough.. So, that no longer constitutes the great the belief that thereby she will be but would have to cut their way Florida, Delaware and San Fran of Mrs. William Randolph Hearst. ing for continuous duty while Mr. through the thick undergrowth. The grand duchess said that'she Hoover is here. problem; nor does disease. able to obtain that which she coUld cisco. War The Problem not hope to achieve either by arbi Military observers here believe Total amusement taxes from plans to devote much of her time in Another Demonstration that, if war actually comes, both America to the study of child wel Late Sunday night a little crowd The problem that has not been tration or by any other pacific and New York state amounted to $10,- solvecUis the inability of peoples to juridical proceedings.” sides would have to employ the tac 326.000. fare work and the textile industry. with banners tried to make a dem Christmas Store Schedule tics followed by the United States She is .proprietor of an embroidery onstration in front of the hotel, get along without quarreling. Only War Inevitable one nation has existed for 4,000 Delegates to the Pan. American marines in Nicaragua of using air factory In Paris and is active in but was turned back by the soldiers. Stores in Manchester will be open for the (ionvenience concllllation and arbitration con planes. promoting the welfare of the chil No one was permitted within years— since long before the days BREAD LINES IN RUSSIA of Christmas shoppers as follows: of Abraham— and preserved a na ference, representing 18 South and Between Bolivia and the northern dren of Russian exiles. several blocks of the hotel unless Central countries, believed today edge of ^ Gran Chaco is a 16,000 on official business or unless he tional integrity. That nation Is Moscow, t)ec. 17.— A special Wednesday, December 19, Until 9 P- m. China. . If China should be Walled that war between Bolivia and Para foot mountain wall. SIX KILLED IN CRASH bore an official card. i Troops penetrating thl- immense commission was appointed today to Thursday, December 20, until 9 p. m. off from the contact with the rest guay was almost inevitble unless find and punish within 48 hours the Gen. Estanislao Mendoza, Ura- wilderness would have to carry- urugayan minister of war, remained Friday, December 21,,until 9 p. m. of the world for the fiext thousand some miracle ocurred,, persons responsibl® for yesterday’s Winfall, Ind., Dec. 17— Six per years, she would probably be found A. meeting of the general concili both food and water as the streams bread shortage which caused great sons are dead and two others are in the hotel until 10 o’clock last Saturday, December 22^ until 9 p,.m. ation committee of the full confer in the jungle are unfit for drinking - night. When he departed no one at the end of that time ta be get ilarm throughout the city. The fighting to live in a hospital here to Monday, December 24, until 9 p. m. ting along in about the same old ence was scheduled to meet today purposes. bread lines were the longest since day, ^fphowlng the collision of a was allowed to enter without a pass to consider the program for a con signed by the war minister. way. But should the Christian ;he revolution, ,, Pennsylvania passenger train and This schedule was adopted by the Merchants’ divi nations be similarly excluded from ciliation convention, one of the pur LOANED MONEY HERE Vice Director Leonidoff of the an overloaded automobile at a In view of the untoward incidents sion of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce Dec. 7, poses for which the conference was New York, Dec. 17.— InvesUga- attending the arrival of Mr. Hoov outside contacts for a thousand Moscow Trade Department, sail grade crossing near here. , 1928. ' years they probably wo'*Mn’t exist GAll^dat tlon to recent leads by the United that, while the flour supply was According to witnesses the light er It was said there r^ight be some Paraguay from the first was ex rearrangemeni- today’s pro nore than adequate, the bakers car was so crowded that the vision rOomTi pressed a willingness to accept cou- (Condnoed oa Page 8#) gram. nued from 8> uade less bread than usual. of the driver was o’j '.ructed. ..ir.M''- ' -I
TABITTWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP', SGUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 17,192S> M O T H IMPRESSES T A I ^ FALLS ASLEEP TALKING MOVIES P.O . ASKS AID OF ABOUTTOWN "BIG N A V r ADHERENTS N;Y.Stoeki nil88 Mabel Trotter, the retiring CONFIDENT OF VICTORY CLOTHES CATCH FIRE worthy matron o f Temple Chapter, IN TWO TALKS HERE MAKING ENGLISH PUBLIC FOR XMAS Order of the Eastern Star, enter ^ ' ^ 1 p. m. Another Fight Looms in the Firemen Save Him in Nick of tained her associate officers at her Allied Chem ...... 2 2 6 ^ Am Bosch ...... 77% Time — Shop Gutted by DEATHS home.on Main street Saturday Senate Over Kellogg’s Anti- WORLD’ S TONGUE 1 eveningr The time passed merrily War Pact. Am Can ...... 96% Flames. Boy Stamps Ahead,. Mail with whist and other games. Mrs, Am L o c o ...... • • • ^ Director of Big Brother Mrs. Mary Lyons. ( Mrs. Mary Lyons, wife of B. L. Pauline Grant won first prize at 'Washington, Dec. 17.— The twin Am Sm elting...... y ...... 20 New Britain, Dec. 17.— Raffile Lyons, bo^h former residents of cards. The officers presented Miss battle over American adherence to ,Am Tel & T e l ...... Pinto, a tailor, barely escaped death Hollywood.— John Barrymore, Packages Days, Insure, Movement; Predicts Spir Manchester, but for several years Trotter with a. beautiful Eastern the Kellogg anti-war tre.aty while Anacondft...... 1 0 4 % today when the shop where he James Gleason, Theodore Roberts, and other former stage favorites, residing In Torrington, died Satur Star ring. Miss Trotter presented increasing the strength of the Atchison ...... 193% worked caught fire from an over day evening iu Torrington. her officers with -dainty fine linen Balt S Ohio ...... 1 1 7 % heated pressing machine and Pinto now screen stars, believe that the Advises Postmaster. American navy was expected to en itual Awakening. Mrs. Lyons married B. L. Lyons, handkerchiefs. Each one was em-’ ter its major stage in the Senate Beth Steel ...... • • ^9% was overcome while he drowsed in talking picture will create a world language. The dream of Esperanto a son of the late James B. Lyons broldered with a star In the five this week, with proponents of both Can Pac ...... 226 the shop. He was taken out by fire colors of the order. The packages C M & St Paul ...... 32% is about to come true, they-are and a brother of Mrs. Emma Lyons The Sou'vli Manchester Post Office measures predicting victory. men and sent to New Britain. Gen convinced. Nettleton and soon after moved to were all wrapped alike In red paper Chi Roc Island ...... 1 2 5 % Charles Brandon Booth, son of eral hospital where his recovery Is will make every effort to handle the The right for-ratification of the i “ English will become the Esper Bristol where Mr. Lyons was en and sealed with a silver star. To treaty began anew today before the Cons Gas 6.,,...... 98% General Ballington and Mrs. Maud said to be assured. Christmas mails without congestion her associate patron, Paul Vol- Corn Prod ...... 87.“% anto language of the world,’’ one gaged in the drug business. They and delay, but owing to the enor Senate foreign relations commit Booth of the Salvation Army, was Pinto worked for B. Nelson, 58 of these “ talkies” enthusiasts ex quardson, she gave a pencil. Del & Hud ...... 187 in Manchester today and gave two lived In that place for several years, mous volume this can be done only tee, where the old "Irreconciliable” Erie ...... 6^7% West Main street. He lighted the claimed. “ While English may be a later moving to Torrington where he addresses, the first before the Man with the cooperation of the public, group are seeking adoption of a Gen Slec ...... • • • T79 % gas under the pressing machine, difficult language to learn,” he con opened a drug store at the corner of Campfire Girls of the South chester Kiwanis club at the Hotel and then sat down and napped. Postmaster Oliver P. Toop declared resolution explaining America’s Gen Motors : ...... 183% tinued, “ it must be understood that Main and Water streets in that Methodist church and Troop 6, Boy terms of adherence. The resolution, Sheridan and the second at the Passersby saw smoke and turned in foreign people are to understand today. C.^rpllance with .regulations Scouts, will join In a Christmas Inspiration ...... 41 High school assembly hall before city. Later he disposed of the busi will Insure prompt handling of the opposed by President Coolldge and Int N ickel...... 2 4 5 the alarm. Firemen broke down the our talking pictures. For a long ness to his brother-in-law, but con party tomorrow evening at 7 the 850 pupils of the school. door, and stumbled over Pinto’s mail. administration leaders, would Int Paper . .•...... • 27 % time pictures synchronized with the tinued to make his residence in o’clock In the gymnasium. Games Mr. Booth who is director of the body. guarantee America’s non-interven Kennecott ...... 131% English tongue will rule the world Torrington. Postmaster Toop emphasizes the will be played and refreshments tion in any foreign war, reassert Big Brother Federation in New Loss from the fire is estimated at and the world will simply have to importance of early purchase of Mack Truck ...... 98 Mrs. Lyons was one of a large served and the admission fee for the sacredness of the Monroe Doc England, was introduced by Presi $8,000. , learn English in order to enjoy stamps in order to avoid standing each girl and boy will be a ten cent Marland Oil ...... 41 family well known to the older resi trine and absolve her of any en- Mo Pa Com ...... 62 dent Quimby who said he needed no thepictures. This will make for bet dents of the west side of Manches in line during the congested toy. The committee Includes the introduction, Mr. Booth could ter understanding between the peo periods. Books of one, two and four tr \gling ulliance in- any other N Y Cent ...... 182%' ter. ’She was a sister of Miss Misses Eva and Florence Metcalf, treaty. stand on his own feet regardless of ples of the earth, and the dream of dozen stamps may be purchased New Haven R Jl ...... 73 % Minnie Wilkinson and Miss Ella Scoutmaster Raymond Mercer and Sponsors of the “ Big Navy” bill, the fanie^of his distinguished par the Russian savant who invented 25c. 49c and 97 cents. his assistant. David Hutchinson. Nor Amn Co ...... 86% WRIGHfS AIRPLANE Wilkinson, who were teachers in which would authorize construction Nor P a c ...... ,.104% ' ents. Esperanto will become a reality— The stamp, parcelspost and regis This is the first printed notice of Springfield, Mass., for several years of 15 new fast cruisers and an air Penn R R ...... 71% Since leaving college Mr. Booth but iu English.” try Windows will be open from 7 a. the par^y and it is hoped all the That’s just one side of the pic going to that city after Miss Bertha plane carrier, were keeping an eye Post Cereal ...... 65 has been interested in boys. He has TO BE RETURNED M. McConkle, the first supervisor ni. until 7:30 p. m.'and the mone * boys and girls will be on hand. ture and the picture, in this case order window from 8 a. m. until on the Senate’s activity, as their bill Pres St Car ...... 20% spoken before many service clubs from the New Britain Normal has many sides. Hollywood is a 6 p. m. There will be no window At the matinee performance at ranks firct on the legislative pro Pullman n e w ...... 81 and High schools not only in New (Continued from Page 1.) polyglot terraine and many of the Training School in Manchester, be gram following enactment of the Packard ...... 145% England but in the Middle West on service or delivery by carriers on the State theater this afternoon the stars and near stars are hi- and came assistant superintendent of Christmas day. pending Hawes anti-convict labor Radio Corp ...... 336%’ the subject of the Big Brother schools in Springfield. They sur management began distributing to in heavier-than-air machine or in tri-llngual with a leaning toward Mail letters and packages during bill. Tue navy forces expect debate Sears R o e '...... 157% movement. its patrons handy “ Tel-O-Indexes,” Sinclair Oil - ...... 36 % a power-driven machine. some one speech, the speech of the vive her as do two sisters in Tor the daytime instead ot waiting un to start on their measure by The Mr. Booth is an unusually rapid rington and Albert Wilkinson, for on which frequently used names Sou Pac ...... 123 % The controversy over placing mother or fatherland. They are coa- til night whenever possible, is the and telephone orders may be re middle of the week and hope for its talker and in the half hour allotted Wright’s plane In Smithsonian In vinced their particular language mer pi’oprietor of a drug store on postmaster's advice. enactment before the Christmas re Sou Rail ...... 144 the west side and now located in corded. These will be glvqn out to I S O of . . Y ...... 37%' to him in the Kiwanis meeting he stitute developed when the origin will conquer the world and through friends of the theater until the sup cess. said as much as the ordinary speak Los Angeles, Calif. Mail Gifts Now S O of N J ...... 52% al Langley plane was given a place the talking picture. ply of 1,000 is exhausted, The navy measi -o h vever faces , er in triple the amount of time. He of honor in the institute over The great foreign producing Christmas is only eight days stiff opposition, not only from the I ^*^udebaker ...... away. Mr. Toop urges all patrons to speaks without notes and illustrates Wright’s pi-'-' St. Wright then sent companies are erecting sound stu Mrs. Jennie Carrier McN'icholl Pacifist group but ".•om thO£.! Sena-I in v i/’ dios with the hope that their noise mail theii out of town letters, cards The condition of David Dynes, in bis talk with word pictures, driving his own original plane to England. Mrs. Jennie Carrier McNicholl, jured in an automobile accident tors v;ho oppose heavy expenditures I -f®” Prod ...... 1 ^ -i pictures will also conquer the and packages without further delay on the navy. • Union Pac ...... 207 his facts home with an earnestness Now it appears, it will be brought wife of the late William McNicholl, Saturday, is reported as favorable that was ivonderful. lie believes back to its native land. world. France, Germany and Italy, and sister of Mrs. Alexander Ar- so as to insure delivery before United F r u it...... 141 according to word received here, Christmas. During the holiday time, at the Manchester Memorial hospi U S Rubber ...... 40%' there is in the offing a spiritual nott, of this town and St. Peters tal, where he was taken following awakening all over the world the AlU.^IEX PAY TRIBUTE. are going Into the “ talkie” contest, burg, Florida, died Saturday at her the volume ( f mail increase^ ap U S S te e l...... 156%; and each one expects to triumph In proximately 200 percent. It is a the accident. He has two broken Overland ...... 28% like of which has never been ex Kitty Hawk, N. C. Dec. 17.— home in New York City. A funeral ribs and a sprained back. GROVER WHALEN NAMED perienced. He maintains that the A quiet, silvery-haired man, avIio the world market and impose Us service will be held at eight o'clock physical impossibility to handle this business men of America, though with his brother taught the world particular brand of speech on the tonight at the Church of the Divine great mass of mail matter efficient picture fan from Greenland’s icy The rush to buy international SMITH GETS THOUSAND successful financially and socially, to fly, returned today to the isolat Fraternity, Central Park W’est at ly and promptly in a few days. money orders at both of the post- POLICE COMMISSIONER at the same time are not satisfied ed scenes of his first aerial experi mountains to India’s coral strand. 76th street, New York City. Special delivery stamps are avail ^lick hair and severe clothes offices is over. The south end of and are devoting a great deal of ments to receive the plaudits of the The burial service will be held able as a further assurance of fice did the majority of its business PARDON APPUCATIONS time to the upbuilding of youth. aviation world. may make a girl look mannish but tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 in the speedy delivery from point of desti Wanamaker Executive to Suc not attractive, is the latest dictum during the latter part of November, Mr. Booth's subject was "The He was Orville Wright, brother East cemetery here. Rev. R. A. nation. Mr. Toop also advises the when Swedish and Italian residents, ceed Warren— To Be Sworn of Wilbur. Back in 1903, the two of Hollywood. One of the casting di Colpitts will conduct the local ser insuring of all valuable domestic Albany, N. Y., Dec. 17— When Problems of American Youth” and rectors remarks: who make much of Christmas sent in Tomorrow. at the outset of his talk he painted pioneers experimented on these vice. parcels post mail. money to relatives in their former Gov. Smith returns to the capital “ Never in the history of films Wrapping later in the week he will find his a rather dismal picture, claiming lonely snores with mechanical has the strictly femiuinfe girl been homeland. At the north end office New York, Dec. 17— Grover A. that the average crime age was 19. wings, and made the first sustained Articles easily broken or crushed where there are but few of these desk piled high with applications so much admired as today. We must be cratea or securely wrapped, Whalen is the city’s new police for pardons and commutations of He believed with this awakening of flight. like ’em with soft eyes and soft FUNERALS residents the business was not so commissioner. Interest in the youth by busy busi And today repcesentatlves of the postmaster stated. Liberal lange. Polish and Russian families prison sentences. Upwards of one voices.” quanties of excelsor, or like ma He succeeds Joseph- A. Warren thousand such applications have ness men that such good is to be ac practically every nation on earth, There’s no soft pedal on that >I>'s. Joseph Smith do not follow the custom so much, and will be sworn in at City Hall complished. His talk was very we’ l together with high public officials terial, should be used. All articles which did not result in any particu been fiTed in the executive office in loud speaker. Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph at nOon tomorrow, it was announc the last two weeks, it was revealed received. He gave his services and and modern-day aviation heroes, Smith were held at her late home easily broken should be marked lar rush at the Manchester post- ed by Mayor Walker today. “ fragile''. Articles likely to spoil if today. the Klwanians took a collectio-i for came to this picturesque coast How the mighty have fallen! at 29 Griswold street this afternonn office. The Wanamaker interests finally the Big Brother movement at the country to pay tribute to the two confined too long in transportation The governor, it was said, vir There used to be much talk of the at two o'clock and at St. Mary's agreed to release the general mana tually would have to work day and close. brothers. rustle of silk. It connotated wealth, Episcopal church at 2:30. Rev. J. should be marked, “ perishable” . Troop 1, Boy Scouts will meet at ger of their New York stores so Atop Kill Devil hill rests the Addresses must be plainly and the Harding school tonight at seven night from now until *the end of his ' William Rubinow, well known lu.xury, aristocracy. Now silk is ta S. Neill officiated and the burial that he might serve the city. term on Dec. 31 if he attempted to local merchant, was admitted to cornerstone of the government me boo because it rustles, Snap on the was in the East cemetery. fully written In ink. Return address o’clock. Warren’s resignation under pres- iu case of failure to be delivered, make a careful review of each case. membership in the club today. morial dedicated to the memory of head set and listen in. Alfred San- The bearers were William Platt, . sure last Thursday was the culmin- A lange percentage of the applica the Wrights. It Is the very spot should be placed on the top left The Beethoven Glee club will of a series of disagreements President Quimby announced tell, director, broadcasting. James McAdani, Thomas W. Smith, tions have been made in behalf of where they coasted down the dunes “ The faintest sound on the “ talk and Joseph Benson of Manchester hand corner. hold rehearsal at 7:30 tonight in tijg mayor that came to a head inmates of state prisons charged that at the meeting a week from to- the Swedish Lutheran church in tlay the annual Christmas party will In their first glider. ie”" stages thunders through the and Tjjomas Duke and Thomas Postage must be^fully prepaid on over what Walker termed "the mis- T,ith minor crimes although several be held. Each Kiwanian Is expect Dedicate Memorials. talk apparatus and registers on the Sargeant of Broadbrook. all mail. Pull info*rmatlon regard preparation for a concert program management of the Rothstein requests have been made for mur Another memorial— a seven-ton ed to bring a toy of some kind. film. Costumes have to be made of ing requirements will be given at to be rendered for the Royal Type probe.” derers. % These will be drawn so that each slab of Carolina grey granite— the softest fabrics to prevent swish the stamp window of the post office.' writer Company in Hartford on In past years Gov. Smith has will receive one, after which they was placed on the spot from which ing reports coming through the POLISH PARUAMENT No parcel may be more than 84 December 29. made it a practice to hand out a will be collected and turned over to the first epochal take-off was made noise boxes. Styles will demand the inches in lenglli and girth com number of Christmas pardons and Miss Jessie Reynolds, social service on Dec. 17, 1903. The two me silent soft chiffons and satins In bined. At the South Methodist church NOTED POETDIES commutations where cases merit Avorker for the town, to be distri morials are to be dedicated today. stead of the raucous taffetas and TO DEBATE DUELUNG this evening at 6:45 the Home such action and it is expected he buted to childten who are not-like Heading the pilgrimage to "The brocades. Builders club, recently organized will follow that procedure again ly to be burdened with many toys. Shrine of the Air” today were Sec “ Silk hose and bloomers report among the younger married people New York, Dec. 17.— Death to this year. retary of War Dwight F. Davis, As of the parish, will have a kiddies’ Wllbrod Messlenwon the attend out loud on the finished picture. Warsaw.— Duelling, eliminated day brought to a close the turbu sistant Secretary of War F. Trubee NAME PEACHES IN SUIT party in the banquet hall. The mem ance prize today which was donated Girls on the sound stage will have in many European Countries when lent career of Elinor Wylie, poet Davison, Senator Hiram Bingham to go back to the old cotton stock it was classified as an ordinary bers are to brin" their own’ chil by Walter Sheridan. and Novelist, and the central figure Republican of Conn., President ing of farm days or strut without crime and punished accordingly dren or to borrow one or more. A in one of the most sensatlona’ af HKHLAND PARK of the National Aeronautic Associa hose. Even silk underwear gives. .gtiu holds the romantic glamor of White Plains, N. Y., Dec. 17.— large tree has been set up and beau fairs of the heart in Washington tion, Maj. Gen. James D. Fetchet, out a rustle.” Wow! that’ll make bygone ages and remains ’ dear to The name of Frances “ Peaches” tifully decorated and' Santa is ex society. Mrs. J. N. Vlot . who with a Chief of the Army Corps, Brig. the old boys snort. the only gentleman-like manner of Browning was used directly today pected to make an early call to “ Miss” Wylie, who was the wife cousin has been making a trip to HOOVER AND PARTY Gen. Benjamin Foulois, Col. settling affairs involving personal for the first time in the divorce distribute gifts to the little ones. of William Rose Benet, interna Honolulu, is now believed to be on Charles A. Lindbergh, Clarence All of which means that per honor. suit of Mrs. Katherine Allen of Thomas J. Rogers and William Bur tionally kiiown writer, died in her the return trip home. Chamberlin,, Lieut. Lester Maitland, formers in the "talkies” will have This is evident from the fact Larchmont, against Edgar Allen, of gess have attended to the decora home here from a paralytic stroke The Highland Park Community and Miss Amelia Earhart. to wear noiseless clothes. Here’s that even the Government Party New York, former booking agent tions and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas believed to have resulted from a club will have the regular setback GO SIGHT SEEING what sartorial experiments have In the Polish Parliament, the Sejm, for Mrs. Browning. Prentice will see to the refresh- fall down four flights of stairs in party tomorrow night' beginning at revealed. decided to boycott sessions of the Two affidavits, naming Frances qients. her London home last summer. 8:15. Six prizes will be awarded as Robert Armstrong was obliged to Foreign Relations Committee as Heenan Browning as the woman The poet died as she lived, sud- usual. This will be followed by re CHURCHILL INEUGIBLE discard corduroy trousers while long as it would be presided by the who went with Allen to Allen’s i denly and sensationally. freshments and a social get-togeth-; President-Elect in Uruguay working in a desert scene. They Socialist deputy, Niedzialkowskl, a Larohmont home on F.ebruary 19, er. were too loud. He wore woolen bitter enemy of the duel. last, and spent four hours with him ENGAGEMENT Mrs. Robert Dougan, chairman FOR MEMBERSHIP IN knickers iu the audible sequences. The party’s decision was prompt in a room, were produced by Mr, DUKE NICHOLAS ILL of the entertainment committee re Keeps Silent on War Ru- Russell Gleason, playing detec ed by Niedzialkowski’s public con Fowler, Mrs. Allen’s attorney. The quests all the children to meet at tive, had to take the silk lining demnation of a duel fought by cfoi- affidavits were signed by Henry Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cheney Jr., Paris, Dc,c. 17.— Grand Duke the clubhouse tomorrow afternoon BRICKLAYERS’ UNION from his coat and substitute cot onel Slawek, member of the Sejm Armstead, a negro, formerly butler of South Manchester, Connecticut, Nicholas of Russia, commander in at 5 o’clock to rehearse for the - mors from Bolivia. ton. recently. for the Allen family. have announced the engagemcr.’ of chief of the Russian armies'in the Christmas tree program. The older Performers with long hair are It is expected that the Sejm will Armstead previously had testified their da ight’'". Miss Frances Vir- World War, and leader of the Rus girls are also urged to come and London.— Winston Churchill, not allowed to shuffle across a shortly make duelling the subject that he knew the woman with g' ^aoLey Roger ' ’latt, son sian Monarchists since the Com practice the Christmas carols b«- Montevideo, Uruguay, Dec. 17— Chancellor of the Exchequer, has Brussels carpet. The crackle of the of a special debate ^nd a bill deal Allen on the night of February 19 of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Pla ‘ munist revolution in Russia, Is seri tore the setback party. been declared ineligible for mem hair is registered by the delicate Disturbed by the war clouds ing with his problem will prob only as “ Mrs. Browning.” 131 East 66th street. New York ously ill of pneumonia at his home district disputed by Bolivia and bership in the Bricklayers’ union. instruments. ably be introdheed in the House. and Cornish, New Hampshire. on the Riviera, said a dispatch from Tfle clove industry of Zanzibar Paraguay. President Elect Hoover World-Wide publicity was given a Despite all its problems, the life Antibes todhy. yields the bulk of the world’s sup few weeks ago to the announce of the film player is not without today began the fifth week of his NEW CABLE LAID 50 YEARS OP SERVICE At a .supreme council of Russian ply. Latin-Amarican "good -wdll” tour. ment that Churchill had been made its bright side. Movie fans who Monarchists in Paris In 1922, V His schedule called for numerous a member of the Union because of enjoy their travelling this winter 130 SOLDIERS KILLED Grand Duke Nicholas was chosen by the fire side will enjoy this item: New York, Dec. 17.— Completion Hartford, D ec.' 17.— Frank D. visits, receptions and speeches his activities in connection with the to succeed the late Czar If the construction of a brick cottage on “ With Renee Adoree, Donald of the world’s fastest du,,lex cable, Rood, who on Jan. 9 next completes which filled the entire day and fifty years of service with the gov monarchy is re-establls*aed in Rus his estate at Westerham, Kent. Crisp, Dorothy Janis and a big which will faciliate commuhication IN SO. AMERICA “ W AR” most of the ni^ht. between Germany, Spain, Italy, ernor’s office here, observed his sia. • At 10 o’clock this morn'ng he Dressed in old clothes. Churchill cast, Ramon Novarro is now on the spent six or seven hours a day for high seas, bound for Tahiti. The Portugal and Africa and this coun 77th birthday today. Gov. Trum Was to receive residents of the try was anuoai-ced today by the bull sent a- normous basket of roses LINE.MAN ELECTROCUTED ‘‘Xmerican Colony at the Ppi ue several weeks this fall laying bricks company will be In the tropics for (Continued from Pa^e 1.) and taking an active hand in tlie two months.” Western Union. to Mr. Rood, while the girls who '-hotel where he and the others of The new cable, which cost $1,- work under Mr. Rood presented a Montreal, Dec. 17.— Thomas Pea ;the "good will” party are stopping, building of the cottage. He was States to Bolivia were to be made 800,000, was laid in record, time be cake with 77 candles. Most of Mr. cock, of Halifax, was electrocuted •ijit 10:30 he was scheduled to pay rewarded for his efforts with an or by Wall street today, following TOMORROW & WEDNESDAY dinary laborer's membership in the tween Bay Roberts, N. F., and charges made by the Paraguayan Rood’s time was spent reading tele here today when he climbed a sixty ^ti(Vlsit to the Municipal Council. SCIENTHSTS WHO UPSET foot powe.' pole and came In don- Dr. Louis A. Deherrera. president Union. Horta, Fayal, the Azores. The suc legation in Washington that the grams and letters which poured in LAW OP GRAVITY cessful laying cf the cable recalls upon him until after noon, tact with high tension wires. ■'qf the National Council of Adminls- Now. however, the Union has ap CLAIM IS SUBSTANTIATED. money was to be used to finance a 'tVation. which is the Uruguayan parently thought better of its ac the first attempt in 1858 to lay a war with that country. •Equivalent for a Cabinet, was to re- tion, for in an official announce London.The claims of two scien cable between North America and Denial of the charges already "Ctive him. ment, it was stated that the Chan-, tists— British and Italian— to have Europe by Cyrus West Field, an has been made here in financial To Visit Legislature cellor of the Exchequer, for a num modified, and even upset, the New American merchant, who succeeded circles. The loan was for $23,000,- >; At 11:30 Mr. Hoover was to pay ber and variety of reasons, had tonian Law of Gravity, have been after three failures. 000 and was made, representatives visit to the Legislature. At 1 been found Ineligible. challenged, but the Italian experi of the banking syndicate §aid, on i“d*clock in the afternoon he was to “ Mr. Winston Churchill,” the menter has made a statement which ?300,000 AMERICAN GIFT good faith after a careful Investi DON'T DROP I Rave luncheon at the Pargue with announcement stated, "was not in will be read with interest. gation of the purposes for which it president M. Juan Campisteguy and tending to work as a bricklayer. It At Bologna" this scientists, Sig Heidelberg, Germany, Dec. 17.— was Intended. Foreign Minister Rafino Domin went without saying that he was nor Majorana said: Jacob Gould Schurman, American The loan, so far as known in THAT SATCHEL . guez. At 3 o'clock he was to have no intending to earn his living at “ I hope during the next year to ambassador to Germany, today pre Wall street. Is to be used for the a private conference with govern the trade nor to play any part in be able to make a definite an sented a $500,000 American gift to retirement of railroad and sanita ment leaders and at 5 o’clock sim the Internal affairs of the Union. Heidelberg University for a new in tion bonds previously issued, for ilar conferences with members of nouncement of the results of my re “ The Executive of the Amalga searches, which may open a new struction hall. The diplomat was further railway and highway con the diplomatic corps. ^ mated Union of Building Trade and fascinating field to speculation, made an honorary citizen amid struction, for the reduction of •' After that he was to go sight Workers keenly appreciates the in elaborate ceremonies in the city floating Indebtedness and “ other But Don^t Forget | both in physics and astronomy.” seeing about the city with President terest of the members, which indi and university. purposes.” Campisteguy before attending ■ a He said that his researches Into cates the deep respect with which what is known as the absorption of state banquet at nine o’clock at they regard the union to which they which he was to make a speech. belong,'how zealous they are of its gravitation by Interposed bodies had interested him for ten years. Interested in “ War” prestige, and how concerned they I The TaD Cedars Dance | Montevideo is the seat of the are to maintain Us Integrity and Gravitation, he considered, must apparently suffer a reduction in permanent commission of Inquiry dignity, and expects them to re set up by the Pan American con- force because it was passing “Things To Do Today” gard this matter in the lighter vein through matter. He had obtained lerence in 1923 for the purpose of in which it was Intended.” New Yearns Eve | attempting to prevent war between The decision means that the en confirmation of their theory by nations of the western hemisphere many researches. Are You Going—YOU BET! ■ trance fee of $1.25 sent in by “ This theory,” he added, “ would by the application of arbitration. Churchill wlll'be returned and that Make Reservations for Naturally, there is the highest lead to the correction of Newton’s Churchill will be notiflett that the Law of Gravity, Calculations would Will You Enjoy Yourself—YOU BET! m OrKBROOl interest here in the ultimate out membership card ceremoniously come of the present embroglio be show that the sun, instead of hav , TICKETS $2.50 PER COUPLE. ■ ^/oicICCH • handed to him at the Treasury a ing the mass which is generally ac tween Bolivia and Paraguay. few weeks' ago is not valid. ; In diplomatic circles there ap cepted, would have a mass twice or New Year’s Eve Dance, ttain, Shine, Snow or Moonlight ■ pears to be great anxiety over the even four times greater.” situation. Although Mr. Hoover is AT MASONIC TEMPLE BALLROOM ^ ADDED FE.A'rUKS keeping strictly aloof In regard to CURB MARKE'I At The .the affair. It can easily be seen that NOTED VIOLINST DIES Tickets can Lj obtai^^d from Sperber & Turkington I LOIS WILSON in he and his associates are tensely New York, Dec. 17.— Several Soda Shop or Members of the Tall Cedars of Lebanon.'H hatching the Bltuatido, and Its pos specialties favorites, which have Montreal, Dec. 17.— Mary Izard, sible results. made rapid advances the last few internationally known concert vio Can You Dance in Electric Shoes? I The newspapers here are decry- days, were the features of an oth linist is dead here today. She died HOTEL BOND ‘Sally’s Moulders’ Jng the break In the long era of erwise dull Curb Market today. The of pneumonia. ' If So You May Win a Prize. ' | peace and harmony that has enabl unexpected decline ii> the call mon Hartford ed South America to -develop by ey rate to 6 per cent from the re The sulphur of' coal smoke will LAST TIMES TONIGHT leaps and bounds during the last newal charge of 7 failed to stim make red or blue flowers m” '’b a Corrine Griffith in “ OatcastT few years. ulate activity and trading dragged. paler, or even white. • .
k *1 \ PAGE THfiEEl' r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER IT, 1928. MOOSE CHRISTMAS P A R H NEWLYWEDS GIVEN [ c h u r c h is c r o w d e d i AUTO CRASH HAS A HOSPITAL NOT^ FRENCH WAR BRIDE BUSINESSMEN TO BE HELD SUNDAY PARTY BY R ockviU e AT SPECIAL SERVICE i FAR REACHING EFFECT Today’s daily report from the GETS 5 TO 10 YEARS GO TO RESCUE Memorial hospital covering week end happenings is a rather lengthy, Manchester lodge, Loyal Order of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse J. WilUa*®; Truth Torch Brought to Rockrllle New Chandeliers in Concordia [ Collision Breaks Hydrant and on .. Summed lip briefly, there were The Truth Torch, which is mak Moose, No. 1477, will hold its an Honored at Home of WiBiall Folks Can’t five adnlissions, six paaents dis ing the rounds of the state, was Lutheran Church Are Dedi Then Lots of OFMRS.MIUER charged. three births, one accident nual Christmas Party at the Man Reeves in Windsorville. Found Guilty of Killing brought to this city yesterday aft cated Last Night. Drink Water. admission, and no deaths. chester Home Club next Sunday. ernoon by runners from Manches Departing from Its usual custom of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse J. 'William^ (Continued from Page 1) Admitted Saturday- Mrs. Chris ter. There were about 100 boys An audience composed of close Automobile accidents usually af tine Rudin of 6D3 Hartford Road engaging out of town entertainers who have' recently returned .fro® Sweetheart; Collapses in and young men present at the to 400 people were present at the fect only two or thfee persons, but and David Dynes of 22 Foster the lodge will have a program of their wedding' trip diwing whlim “ Passing of the Truth Torch” one which occurred at Bissell and Michigan wilderness. “ I guess I’ve entertainment provided by the chil they visited Mrs. William’s paren^ Song Service held in connection woke up something. Takes a worn- street, the latter an-automolile ac services which were held at the with the dedication of the new Spruce streets at 2; 30 Saturday cident victim. Discharged Saturday dren of lodge members. A rehears in Pennsylvania, were the guests Court When Sentenced. afternoon brought inconvenience to an to do that.” Union Congregational church. The chandeliers at the Concordia Luth were Frank Deptula of 11 Kerry al held yesterday proved very suc honor at a miscellaneous glit well over 500. The significance of her trial as a shower Saturday evening^ ‘ Tlrt torch was brought by runners who eran church last night. test of public opinion of the “ hab street, Henrietta Berk of Strick cessful. There will be about 25 Two automobiles collided at the voices in the chorus besides a vari affair was held at the'spacio
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O..J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 17i 1928. PAGE SIX m r r flaiTiiBWiTiirtr" mRitw to her husband for years. But there a brief ceremony which it Is de tfUmtipitnr Is another side. sired to hold. During the trial the prisoner had “ Mr. Jones: Mr. President, I move Health and Diet Etmtfns Bfralb to be carried into court. She was that the Senate take a recess of PUBLISHED BY THE very ill. She yielded to frequent five minutes in order to receive A dvice HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, INC. Lady Heath, of England. IF YOU’D “LOVE TO OWN A STEIN WAY” At 13 Blssell Street. storms of anger— not, apparently, South Manchester, Conn. quite normal. But the prosecutor “ The Vice-President: The ques By DR. FRANK McCOX Founded by Elwood S. Ula, thundered, in his summing up: tion is on the motion of the senator Oct. 1. 1881 from Washington. Every Evening Except Sundaya and “ This woman Is a faker as well as BUT FEEL YOU CANT AFFORD IT— a murderess and a harlot. She “ The motion was unanimously «>— “ Entered at the Post Office at South agreed to and the Senate took a re Dr. McCoy will gl:Mlly aiu-s Manchester. Conn., as Second Class could get up and walk now as well wer personal qnestlimn on' as any of us. She is not sick, she is cess of five minutes. health ano diet, addiessed to ^SUBSCR PTION RATES: By Mall “ The Senate being in recess: X dollars a year, sixty cents a shamming. Tell her to go, and see him. care of 'I'lie Herald. En Small Parlor Grand month for shorter periods. her run out of that door.” Nothing “ Lady Heath, escorted by Mr. close stamped, addressed, targe By carrier, eighteen cents a weelc. Jones and Mr. Caraway, entered ^ envelope lor reply. Single copies throe cents. was bitter enough, nothing con ------A model for the home in which SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRB- temptuous enough, for him to say. the chamber and Mr. Jones said: there is no space problem. This SENTATIVB.------HamlUon-DeHamllton-Do Llsser,*->»*”*•) “ Senators, I introduce to you INFLUENZA is the standard home size, and an Inc.. 286 Madison Avenue, New ..o- . Now, after It Is all over, physi instrument of amazing power and 618 North Michigan Avenue, cians at the hospital where the Lady Heath, the celebrated woman Influenza, also known as La | and depth of tone. Manchester Evening Herald Is woman is confined declare that her aviator of England. She will be Grippe or epidemic catarrh, recurs i on sale in Nev. York City at Sohul. s glad to meet senators if they will almost each year at about this time I News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. paralysis is bona fide, that a lung in a mild epidemic form. There Street, and 42nd. Street entrance of was shattered by her own bullet, pass by and shake hands with her. have been numerous epidemics in Grand Central Station and at all “ Lady Heath having been intro Hoatll ig News Stands. that she is dying. the past but none as serious as m m m m By what moral law is a prosecut duced to the Vice-President she 1918. It is believed that some at- Client of International News Ser- stood in front of the desk and mosphf/ic change determines the STEINWAY ing officer Justified in either indis severity of this disease, but the ex ' ' “International News Service l^as the criminate abuse of a person charg greeted the members of the Senate act cause of its spread is unknown. exclusive rights to use for ropubllca- THE INSTRUMENT OF tion In any form all news dispatches ed before a jury with a crime or in as they were introduced to her by There are many. Instances where credited to o“ not otherwise credited lying about that person as this j the Vice-President. isolated ships or colonies have con THE IMMORTALS In this paper. It Is also exclusively “ At the expiration of the recess tracted influenza without _ any entitled to use for republloatlon all prosecutor lied about the dying de known means- of communication the local or undated nows published the Senate reassembled.” herein.” . „ fendant? with epidemic areas. Full Service Client of N E A Ser We have little of this thing in This disease usually starts with vice. Member, Audit Bureau of Circu Connecticut now but we have had It made the children laugh and a sudden attack of fever, chilling, lations. play shivering, headache and pains it in the past and we might have it To see the lamb in school. throughout the muscles of the body, MONDAY. DEC. 17, 1928 again. It is one more point that the followed by an acute sore throat. Judicial Council might consider The urine becomes highly colored. with profit. Indicating that the body is excret BACK OF THE OIL IN NEW YORK ing a great deal of poison through OW many times have you said the kidneys. The bladder becomes to yourself: “I’d love to put a With war apparently a realized irritated and sometimes inflamed. EDISON ON WATERPOWER Steinway in that corner, but I condition in Bolivia and Paraguay, New York, Dec. 17.— A great Influenza may attack any organ army of old men and women shuffle really can’t afford it” ?.... How m any it may yet become the business of The latest move of the water of the body, but the three principal across the confused pattern of forms are: the respiratory, where times have you longed for that lovely the peace-making agencies of the power monopolists is to get Thom Manhattan’s daily life. the lungs and bronchial tubes are presence in your living-room—that world to not only learn but disclose as Edison to pooh-pooh the whole affected; the nervous where the cen You meet them hanging, wearily rich, exquisite music in your home ? the precise Influences which have idea that water power is important from subway straps. You meet them tral nervous system is especially af caused this ancient smoulder to to the economic development of before dawn, carrying scrub pails fected; and the digestive. People It is now possible to buy a Stein and brooms to their scenes of with good vitality, who are young way on the Christmas Club Plan with break out at this particular mo the country. Everybody is all wrong labor. You meet them at the cor and slightly overweight, seem to only a small first payment, and the ment into flame. on this water power question. It be especially susceptible to influen ner newsstands, huddled in over remainder will be extended over a Just why. In 1928, should the isn’t cheap at all. Out on the Pa coats. You meet them ambling up za, although it refepects neither age Bolivians suddenly become ani cific coast some concern that has and down the crowded streets with not sex. period of two years. On teras such Influenza is always preceded by as these the Steinway is accessible to mated by a fervor of militant pa been developing the white coal is sandwich signs upon their backs. The Baby Grand But wherever -and however you two harmful conditions, auto-into.x- the most modest income this Christ triotism over a question which now turning to the erection of ication and enervation. Late hours, great steam plants because it can meet them, you are likely to say to This instrument is small enough mas. most of them have grown up with yourself: “ Old man and old woman, mental overwork and destructive habits of thought are the principal far the most limited space, yet since childhood? make the power cheaper out of what are you doing here? How Come visit us today and select the causes of the enervation, and the it retains that breadth and beauty On the surface there appears to coal. All this fuss about Boulder does it happen that you are.caught instrument you want to own. It auto-into Vation may be produced of tone which a true grand piano be nothing in the situation which Dam and Muscle Shoals and the in a city that has little place for by overeating, wrong food combin • will be delivered to your home for the old and broken? Why don’t you ought to have. A very popular has not existed for decades. Three rest of the potentialities is foolish ations or constipation. Christmas eve! get away?” If influenza is prevalent in your model. or four years ago the Gran Chaco ness, child’s play. New England has And before the question is fram no undeveloped water powers of community, it is a wise plan for did not particularly interest Bo ed, you know there is no answer. you to develop such a fine state of livians or Paraguayans in general. any consequence^—a statement that What answer there might be can health in your body that you can may interest the New England be read in their faces. Watching not develop this ailment. Start byj They knew, of course, that there them, as I have watched them, you Council. giving yourself a good bodily house was a large area in dispute as to may be reminded of old dray horses •The worst of it Is that Thomas cleaning. Stop all regular food for possession, but what of It? Land is being whipped do-wn the cobbled four or five days and take a fruit WATKINS BROTHERS,Iw. the last thing that need concern A. Edison— probably because he streets: old dray horses that strain fast, using some one kind of 'acid either of these populations, both has always possessed certain per and tug and plod along ever so fruit three times dally in place of GIFTS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY slowly. Watching them, as I have meals. You can get good results by of which have far more of it than sonal oddities, such as bad man ners and the telling of terrific tales watched them, you sense a listless taking your choice ,of these fruits: they need, for all the people of ness, a blank weariness, a dejection, Oranges, grapefruit, grapes, pears, about needing no sleep— has been Paraguay are only about as many hopelessness; a human living with pineapple, without sugar, or toma 2 ^ ^ as those of Detroit, and Bolivia’s so touted, throughout the decades, in a shell and looking blankly out, toes. Use only one kind of fruit that the public is extremely liable without much interest and with less on any one day. For instance, if you not so many as those of Chicago. use oranges for breakfast, you to take heed of anything he says hope. But that there is something new should use oranges at noon or at as being words of god-like wisdom. It would be pleasant to find de in the situation, despite surface spair m those faces, too! But they night on that day. The next day appearances is not only probable; Instead of which he is now, in his are beyond despair. Despair writes change to one of the other fruits it is quite certain. Else there would old age, what he has been through something dramatic upon the faces if you desire. the' goitre and clean up the dlseas-1 anemia. Only a good diagnosis will out his life, the most reckless talk of those it haunts. The army of old At the same time as you take not be, at this special time, this the fruit fast, you should keep ed tonsils? Both results can be ac determine which of the anemias a er who has evei attained to a posi man and women are beyond expres complished through a cleansing and patient is suffering from, and the special manifestation of belliger sion. They look blankly, dully your bowels open by using one or tion of high repute in America. two enemas daily. curative diet. Send me your full treatment prescribed should be bas WASHINGTON LETTER ency. ahead upon the life spectacle pass ed on the findings of such a diag It was Edison who, when the Develop your strength and en name and address and ask for ar That the root of that something ing before them. Life has become a durance by exercising more each ticles on these subjects. nosis. Viscaya visited New York just be wearisome routine of-rising, work new is oil, is of course highly prob day. If you have been working long . Eggnog able. But the mere discovery of oil fore the Spanish-American war, ing, eating and retiring. Only the hours, cut , the hours down to not ^hell remains! Question: Jack writes: “ Please By ALLENE SUMNER who never has had her hair on disputed territory need not told the newspaper that navies more than eight hours, five days tell me what should be eaten witli bobbed because people have all- were the bologa because he could of the week, and try to get out into ways told her what beatitiful hair drive two comparatively friendly In New York there is also an the country over Sunday. The open eggnog for a balanced diet?” Washington, Dec. 17.— If you sink the Viscaya and all the rest Answer: In the first place, the AHIOUGHI ask them, as not so many people she has. When she has an ap peoples into war. As a matter of ai’my of old men and women who air in the pine woods seems to be pointment down in the hair shop fact, ordinary common sense of the sliips in the Spanish fleet, reflect the ease and luxury that is an especially good preventive. mixture o f raw egg and milk is not do, hotel employes, chambermaids, a good combination, but if you bake For the grave cannot praise elevator boys, waiters, porters and she goes down in the elevator with would indicate to both the wisdom with a ray that he knew about, theirs. If you will follow this advice, those two braids of hair swinging None in all the metropolis is bo'C- you will be able to avoid an at this mixture, the resultant custard thee, death cannot celebrate thee: floor clerks, aren’t so all in an of forgetting the war folly and before they could get within gun is a good protein food. The pro like two horsetqils, and if some ter groomed and attended. tack of influenza. they that go down into the pit ecstacy about the return of the na patching up some sort of a deal range of the metropolis. The old men are handsome fig In tomorrow’s article I will tell teins of the egg and milk seem to cannot hope for thy truth.— Isaiah tive congressman and senator from body says ‘you don’t see hair IHc© combine and are more easily di that these days!’ she think© she’s whereby both sides could get to That was jus*- an example of the ures as they step spryly up the ave you of a method for treating in 38:18. his great open spaces as might be amazing amount of poppycock gested when cooked. * * • expected. drawn a swell compliment.” work on the oil and ' make some nue on a Sunday morning. Their fluenza which I have used^ in hun sree' gray hair is set off by the dreds of cases without a single fa Anemia and Liver We bury love; forgetfulness No man is a hero to his valet, money for themselves. which this ancient has gotten away It seems, too, that the wives of ' § grows over it like grass; that is a with. He has been a foolish and bright polish of tall top hats;* their tality, Question: 0. R. asks: “ Can ane they say, except about the time he the men on the hill have the sarne If oil has bedeviled Bolivia and cheeks are ruddy and round, their QUES’TIONS AND ANSWERS mia be cifred by a diet of liver? If thing to weep for, not the dead.— decides to give away all his old Paraguay into the bad business of garralus braggart all his life— one annoying habit of trying out their eyes bright-and their carriage erect. Goitre and Bad Tonsils so. In what proportions should it Alexander Smith. suits, and by the same | jjpgj-icjj "shades on the wall paper who has spoken without reflection bo eaten and at what times?” trying to kill each other off, it is They jauntily swing gold-knobbed Question: B. C. B. writes: “ I men “ on the hiH” seem in highest as have lesser ladies. to ,be suspected that the clever fing and without that restraint which canes. They have the confidence of have an inward goitre and bad ton Answer: Pernicious or primary IN-A-DOOR regard by “ those who serve them” anemia can be treated with benefit “ And they expect so much for ers of coolly calculating outside in candid men put upon their speech. success and prosperity; they have a sils. Which would cause the most “ Well, I go home to my downy at the time of departure rather the same money as other folks certain ease of manner and a dizziness and throw out the most for a time by the use of liver pre than arrival. terests have been stirring the hell- All of which has nothing what cot.” pay!” one waiter confided. “ If you worldly assurance. pared in any manner which is Washington hotel employes ever to do with his capacity as an poison?” palatable. The effect, however. Is “ Downy?” have a special dinner with choice o f.: broth. Take two of the lesser Their grand-dames ride in mo Answer: Why worry which one is “ Yeah, the kind you let down know the genus congressman— sweet potatoes with pork chop or states, poor in money if rich in re “ electrical wizard” but simply pro dish cars, driven by liveried chauf causing the most trouble, when you not permanent, and this treatment should not be used in secondary from the wall.”— Judge. his habits, customs, prospects, even roast beef with creamed potatoes, sources, and if they can be gotten vides a yardstick to appraise his feurs. Often their white hair is can just as well reduce the size of more than one might think, for at they always want to know if they into a war they and their resources utterances on such subjects as this bobbed and their attire of the latest least 50 per cent of these tempora can’t have the sweet potatoes with Paris mode: again, they reflect the become quick and easy prey to the of -ttmter power. ry residents of the capital live in the roast beef.” aristocracy of the naughty nineties. . Coming in on the New “Allocation” hotels druring the congressional Head waiters look bored at the concessionnairo who is ready to Along Fifth avenue the club win term. very mention of their congres supply them with guns and powder dows reveal groups of white-haired WRONG FOR ONCE sional inmates. There seem to oe in exchange for mining or other men in natty afternoon attire, A larger percentage of represen about 20 in the city’s swankiest Under the caption “ O’Neill Plays slouching comfortably in easy rights. tatives live in hotels than senators, hotel. The head waiter has sefved chairs as they scan the Wall Street ^ H i which, considering minimum hotel the world’s great. His pedigree If the League of Nations or the a Game” the highly sophisticated /I V M editor of the Waterbury Republi columns. Or you’ll meet them in the rates of $30 a we?k for evety mem extends back to a grandfather who Washington government or any heart of the Wall Street belt, brisk It ber of the fam.Ty, and average baked cakes for Napoleon. His other agency interested in preserv can scoffs at Eugene O’Neill’s hon ly swinging into office buildings. rentals of $50 a week, seems conversation bristles with rissole, ing the peace of the world is to ac esty in declaring that he was quit In all New York there is no Strangs, till one begins inquiring saute, aspic en jellee, tanape, and complish anything in preserving ting Shanghai on account of the greater contrast than that between about house ana apartment remits. he talks of terrapin and squab and the old folk who are poor and the Then one understands why Mr. caviar as lesser mortals murmur^ that peace between Bolivia and “ snoops and gossips” and intimates that O’Neill is delighted with ail old folk who are rich. Senate; has his house. “ ham an’.” Paraguay, it will probably accom I remember one day coming upon \V Hotel employes list their causes Pierre, which isn’t his name, plish most by ascertaining the im the publicity he can get. If not, the two bent and broken sandwich men for dissatisfaction according to for he refuses to be quoted, saya mediate incitatlon back of this out Republican Inquires, why did he who stood in mumbling conversa their own jobs. Elevator boys, for that he has never met a congress man yet who got through a meal break, and exposing it— if it dare. let it be known that he Intended tion before the window of a smart instance, say that their speed is to go to Honolulu from Shanghai? Fifth avenue club. And in the win appreciably decreased after the without missing on his manners at least once. Sophistication— a certain amount dow stood a frock-coated old man, congressmen return, and that less swinging a gold knife in his hand “ Some of them know enough to ABUSING DEFENDANTS er mortals who are just as anxious of it— is all right in a newspaper and staring out at them as if fasci to get to the coffee shop or the bar dip their soup away from their About the last thing that this shopl but when it leads an editorial nated by contemplation of their ber shop get grouchy and blame face,” he confided, “ but they’re, newspaper would want to do would writer to confusing the mind of a plight. the boys. the ones who use their salad fork for the oysters and seem to think be to become emotional and sobby Eugene O’Neill'with the mental It seemed to me that he must “ They’re so gabby,” one vase have been saying to himself: the oyster fork’s a toothpick. If over murderers or murderesses. equipment of an Earl Carroll, not line-haired sheik confided. “ They re “ There, but for the grace of God, always seeing somebody they know they know enough to keep their Yet there Is one aspect of the some so good. Out of a privilege of con stand I.” just as the elevator stops, and they entree and salad forks straight, what notorious Maye case which siderable understanding of the GILBERT SWAN. have to stop to talk before getting they’re sure to use their coffee former we can assure the Republi in. Then they go through all this spoons for dessert. But then— ” stirs our blood. he ended magnanimously, “ few This is the case of the’ young can that it was never so wrong in monkey business of jockeying around, trying to decide who’ll get folks know how to get through a French war nurse who took care its life as in ascribing to the great /$ date if^ aboard first.” meal right in this country, any- of the American doughboy Adam playwright anything but a pro ,way. That’s why I like to see the Maye, came to America as his wife, found dislike for personal exploit American Chambermaids display a becom diplopaatic set come in. No fooling them on knives and forks!” supported him by working as a ation. O’Neill is one of those rare LATIN-Ame^ ing reticence but indicate that they could ‘write volumes” if encour Poor congressman! Nobody seems garment designer when he failed to humans who accept with profound HIS TORY BROADCASTINg J aged. Causes of complaint seem to to love him! recover from lung-gassing, gave joy any general appreciation of DECEMBER 17 range from the congressional cus- j him the money to go to France their work but who shrink almost tom of always kicking the sheets' A LUCKY PIG with the “ anniversary expedition” with desperation from maudlin 1778— British under Hamilton took up from the bottom of the bed. Vincennes, Ind. and to stay there at a cure— and mauling of themselves. . necessitating a complete bed over Gaines, N. Y.,— There’s a very 18-07— Birthday of John Greenleaf hauling every day, to charges even then fell in love with his friend Whittier, poet. fortunate pig on the farm of Dennis more heinous. Kirby. Kirby was preparing to and shot him and herself when he 1860— Congress authorized war I suppose they have so much DIGNITY blast rock from a drainage ditch undertook to break up the affair loan of $10,000,000. on their minds that they can’t when the porker got hold of the 1864— Sherman demanded surren into which they had drifted, the Last Thursday the Senate of the sleep quiet like other people,” one dynamite and proceeded to devour United, States was still engaged in der of Savannah, Ga. naive maid philosophized, “ but it. A shower of minced ham was lover dying and the woman surviv they don’t use their ash trays, its six-year-old debate on the ques averted when the pig tired of the ing. She has just been convicted of either.” strange menu just as It reached the tion of Boulder Dam. Senator SCOTCH ASSENT manslaughter and given a prison “ It’s because they come from cap. Johnson ’had the fleor. He paused term. '' Visitors were present. su.ch funny places and ain’t so in the business of the moment, the used to hotels,” supplemented the There is nothing about this case “ Daddy, may I have a penny?” The Egyptians had the prohlbi- hour and the century. The Con asked little Georgle. desk lady who had brought Rose, to cause more than a certain the chambermaid, up for moral tion problem 3000 years-ago,- but gressional Record relates what fol Dad obliged, with a smile It must have been pretty hc:rd amount of sympathy to go to the “ This time you won’t make me support in the Interview. murderess— and that mostly on the lowed. give it back after the company’s “ Now their women folks are ] hit a pedestrian with one of thQ8| one here stone-wheeled wagons. groufd of her extreme youth when “ Mr. Johnson: ”Ir. President, I gone, will you, daddy?’^ w A little queer, too. We’ve got |he M rried and. her loyal attitude promised at this . jint to yield for Georsie’a loud ramajrk.— Tl^Blta* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1928, HAGE SEVEN STEAL BULBS ON FIRST . AUTO DEPARTMENT SUNDAY MAIL DELIVERY THE SHRILL OF A WHISTLE! Main Street . . . Saturday FROM HARTFORD A HELP night...... Brightly illumined NIGHT THEY’RE LIGHTED OF STATE IS BUSY store windows. . . Hurrying pe-. destrians. . . Honking autos. . . i Christmas Trees Raided at Announcing the Opening Suddenly . . . the shrill of a First Time Sacks Have Arriv police whistle, . . . Grinding Both South and North Ends; ed Here on Sabbath—Aids brakes as cars come to a stand- Big Trees Up Tomorrow. • OF OUR Over 8 Million Cards Kept in the Christmas Rush. still, inquiring heads outthrust. .. . Staring pedestrians. . . Mill The lights on the Christmas trees T1i 3 Hartford postoffice is not ing curious crowds. . . : that have been placed along Main to Keep Track of Motor going to keep any mail that is due Then . . . out across the street from the Center to Charter the Manchester or the South IMafi- street comes . . . a four year Oak street in the south end and the chester postoffices tied up from old tot. . . a shining object section around Depot Square in the Cars In This State. .Saturday to Monday during the clamped in. his mouth. . . j north end were all lighted Saturday Christmas rush. T1T'> was demon The shrill of a police whistle! | night although It took fast work on strated last evening when mail for the part of the Manchester Electric ew fhce howroom Hartford. Dec. IT.— Approxi the South Maim’nster office arrived Company to get wiring done. N O and S mately tl,500,000 separate record at the north end station and w'as Charles Sweet, who was one of cards, case documen1,s and letters thrown off .along with the mail for those who solicited the funds for AT are now on file with the State the Manchester postoffice. POLICE COURT the work at the north end spent Motor Vehicle Department, as re Carrier Porterfield was not aware Sunday in Mansfield and when he quired by law or common business that the mail was arrive, but was returned in the evening and made practice, to efficiently handle the notified by the baggagemaster at William H. Hall of Summit street a tour of investigation he found Next door to Montgomery Ward, Opposite the clock. state’s work which has developed tlie Manchester station that it was that four lights had been stolen 832 Main Street who was arrested yesterday for in because of the increase use of auto there. He immediately picked it up from the trees and this number had mobiles. Upwards of 7,000,000 of and brought it to the South Maa- toxication and breach of the peace,, mounted to seven when he looked these records are renewed, clianged cbester office. w! ' ';i is opened for failed to appear in the-police court over the situation this morning. It You are cordially invited to inspect the quality products which we have to offer for or added to every year, according to a few hoars on Sunday ni.gbt. He this morning when his case was is claimed that the bulbs stolen tlien telephoned to Postmaster early in the evening were not tak department estimates. called. A bond of $50 given for his your approval, and to see the facilities we now have to adequately care for the increasing There are now 27 5 employees of Brown of the Manchester office and en by children, but by grown up the department engaged fn serving told him the mail bad arrived. appearance this morning was de boys. The lights cannot be used at volume of business that Manchester has seen fit to give us. the public, directly, or compiling This is the first time that 'mail clared forfeited by Judge Raymond home as they are a special size. the information required in the has been shipped and unloaded at A. Johnson. Trouble was also experienced at the operation of the moto^ vehicle laws. the Manchester railroad station on Lari Genovese paid a fine of south end with the loss of bulbs. Quarters for this staff and the Sunday. The postmasters at both $2.00 and costs for improperly It has already been decided that housing of the records now requires the Manchester and South Manches parking his car on Birch street. The should this system of decoration be fully 500 times as much space as ter office have received notice that car was found parked against traf followed next year the trees will be General Electric Oil Burning Equipment ‘mail would he delivered at the of fic by Officer Dayid Galligan. set further up on the poles as they was used in 1917, when the depart are now cut off from view by park ment was a part of the state secre fice next Sunday which would give August Kanebl of 189 West Cen OIL-O-MATIC—now well known in Manchester for time for its sorting as a full day ing automobiles. tary’s department. ter street was found not guilty of its dependable operation. is to be given to all postoffice em the charge of driving while under The two Municipal trees erected Refrigerator Use Four Floors ployees this year on Christmas. the influence of liquor. He was ar each year by the town, one at the Much of four floors of the Capi TORRIDHEET—and worthy running mate, design The arrival of the unexpected rested early this morning by Offi Center and the other at Depot “Make It Safe to Be Hungry.” This Electric Re tol, besides storage and desk space sacks last night helped out in the cer Edwin Donaldson. Kanehl wa.s Square, will be put in place tomor ed particularly for the small home. in the basement and branch offices South Manchester office where row. frigerator of unparalleled public acceptance, with its represented in court by Attorney FUEL SAVERS— that wilj guarantee old and new in five cities, is now occupied. The clerks were working and it gave a WUlliam S. Hyde. • The defense ad unique arrangement of the unit ON THE TOP gives department has been obliged to oil burner users at least a 25 per cent saving in fuel good start at the norpi end office mitted that Kanehl was intoxicateii dependable refrigeration without attenion, oiling or over-flow into the halls on the third this morning. but contended that he did not drive TEST ANSWERS bills. and fourth floors of the west side and introduced John Kluck who noise. Guaranteed for TWO YEARS by General Elec of th. Capitol. This over-flow will testified that he drove Kanehl be greater soon when the the mem IRISH ARMY ANCRY AT tric Company. FITZr.KRALD FOR ORDER home. Mrs. Kanehl also testified bers of the Legislature require Here is the answer to the Letter 0\ WEARING UNIFORMS. that Kluck drove the car. According rooms now used by department to the officers Kanehl had admitted Golf puzzle on the comics page: Plumbing and Heating clerks. Dublin.— Desmond FitzGerald, driving the car but none of- them GRAPE. GRIPE. GRIPS, GRITS, Among the records renewed each Minister for Defense has made the were able to testify to seeing him GAITS, WAITS, WANTS, WANES, Our mechanics are skilled in their lines and take year are the copies of registration Irish Army very angry. He has do so. Deputy Judge Thomas Fer WINES, VINES. G. E. Vacuum Cleaners pride in the class of work they do. and operators’ certificates. Ap guson found him not guilty. Judge ordered all officers to wear uni Guaranteed Plumbing and Heating. proximately 325,000 registration forms whether off or on duty, a law Johnson not being qualified to sit Some hook worms may cause Low-priced, sturdy cleaners with G. E. motors which cards are copied and filed in four on the case since he has defended laziness, but all laziness is not vhat is not enforced in England or require no oiling br attention. $24.50 and $35.00; both Curing Sick Heating Systems Our Specialty separate files, as required by any neighboring country. Free Kanehl several times previously. caused by hookworms. statute. About 70,000 transfers are State officers are very resentful. models guaranteed for one year by General Electric Co. TRY US REFERENCE ON REQUEST recorded four times, and 350,000 Officers in uniform on and off operators’ cards are filed twice. The duty are obliged to carry the mili law also requires that these records tary atmosphere with them every be kept on hand for 3 years, so where and in a country where poli that the number of cards, never de tics are as the salt of life this will creases, but increases with the cor not add to their comfort or well be -WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc. responding advance each year^in ing. It will on the contrary tend to registrations and new operators. keep the arm and the people apart There is also an “ all time’’ mas and will prevent officers from tak i^aweral i)irector^ ter file, which contains the records ing part in many of the sporting ESTABLISHED 54 YEARS of 320,000 or more operators who activities they are accustomed to. have been in accidents, in court, Under the new regulations they M. R STRICKLAND CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. suspended, complained of, or guilty are compelled to ask leave for of some infraction of motor vehicle, every occasion on ■which they HEATING ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR regulations since 1917. Separately, don’t wear thejr uniforms and Robert K. Anderson Phone 5 0 0 • these case records often include as every month a return is made of Funeral Director or2837W Office— 265 many as five, eight, twelve and even those who did and did not ask leave twenty cards listing offenses or even to play tennis. 832 Main Street Phone Residence— 1727-2 happenings connected with the various operators. Histories of Accidents Also among the ^>ermanent rec- ol-ds are tEe histories of'more than 244.000 accidents, dating as far back as 1918: 170,000 court con • / viction records, including two cards \ to each conviction, and dating to 1920; 7,000 complaint cards; and ese low-priced 27.000 records of operators who have been asked to furnish finan cial responsibilitv since January 1, 1926. There have also been filed 44,- 000 suspeVision record cards, and Cleaners have 29.000 records of permits issued to '4 gasoline filling station proprietors since 1918. The correspondence necessary to carry on the business 01 the department is also reaching outstandinq cjuahty-pomts great proportions. In the past four years more than 400,000 letters W have been required to retutn and explain incorrect applications for We believe that these geniune General registration or operators’ licenses. Standard The department also mails registra Electric Cleaners oflFer exceptionally high Model tion and operators’ cards annually *3500 quality— at very low prices. You save to every one interested, besides much information concerning laws money by purchasing them yourself atour and regulations. store. It is this fact and big production »\ which make these prices possible. / Men outnumber women in the Irish Free State; the number of males being 1,505,889 compared The finest ofmaterials— and only the finest WIOR'S with 1,465,103 females. — h&ve been used in these cleaners. 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And they are con $1.75 to $lD $5.00 to $75.00 $1.50 to $10.00 Money nected without removing any part of the Lockets Rings Military Sets NOW ON HAND cleaner. $2 to $5 $1.00 up $3.50 to $20.00 Arthur A. Knofla Come in at any time, and let us show you Pen and Pencil Sets for Men and Women $3.75 up 87S Main St. i’hone 782-*a these splendid cleaners. Try one yourself. I A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Article. j Only in thisway can you realize their light Men’s and Women’s ness, their efficiency. / WATCHES AND MATTHEW WIOR ONLY §2.00 DOWN / 999 Main St., Next door to Post Office EYEGLASSES South Manchester I §3.00 A MONTH Repairing a Specialty Junior Model H. L. WILSON ♦245® THE MANCHESTER Optometrist House & Hale Block, Room 30 Herald Advertising Pays Use It South Manchester ELECTRIC CO. V I ■' ;■ 7 : '• ' - ’ ■ * ; ‘ ■% -^' • , .• ' •■■■••■ ^ , J r ' . ■ ^ ^ ‘ . ■ -
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1928. A mateurism Overdrawn Writes Billy
WATCH OUT, HARVARD! Five Defeated | bru sh in g up s p o r t s . . By Laufer Florida, one of the outstand ing teams of the year, has sched- I FUUY n% OF SIMON PDRES uled a game with Harvard fori At Branford 29-24 the 1929 season. NOniG BtIT PROFESSIONAIS R e G o IE TENNIS TO LOSE Goes G oodin Spurts But Governing Bodies of MostjENRICO IS HIGH Sports Forum I THe OLD AlAM Fades Out Like Radio LETTERS WELCOMED •••O F 'm s - TILDEN, REPORT! Amateur • Organizations j SCORER 1ST DAT Sign Name and Address Every Tinie. Nice MILEACeJ Are Too Narrow-Minded; TV^Sg: Player-Writer Rule to Be En CUBS THANKFUL TlRES/r CoDege Players Paid. Seventh and Eighth Grade BRAXFORD TAXKS (29). B. F. T. wish to take this opportunity forced and Star Will Not C. Montellus, rf, Ig, c 2 O-I 0 ,on behalf of the Cub’s football By BILLY EVANS Grannnar School Basket Reynolds, r f ...... 0 0-0 0 ' officials and individual members of Obey It. Holmes, I f ...... 1 0-1 2 : the team to express our sincere ap What constitutes an amateur in ball Leagues Get Under Clapp, I f ...... 1 0-0 2 preciation of the fine assistance and sports? A. Montellus, c . . . . . 0 0-0 0 co-operation given the Cub’s foot Of late, this question has been re Brannigan, c ...... 2 1-2 5 ball team for the 1928 season by By DAVro J. WALSH ceiving much serious consideration, Way. Lonergan, rg ...... 1 0-0 2 The Manchester Evening Herald & as the result of Bill Tilden being McGown, I g ...... 6 2-3 14 sports department. New York, Dec. 17— William T. barred from the tennis elite because {4AS P ^ x^ r Ihi Through the medium of your I^sMntPrnoHhas played his | he wrote for pay somethin;, about 13 3-7 29 i -SIS, Siy DAV (SlSIKiDS- of tennlS’ if a tennis tournament in which he Following are the results of the paper we have tried this season to the latest player-writer version into participated. seventh and eighth grade gram REC F m : (24). give the fans of Manchester, a high the records in February, as plan Tilden took issue with the tennis mar school league basketball B. F. T. grade of football attractions and no 4 ned. This declaration was made in body over the decision reached as games played Sa'urday morning in Holland, rf. I f ___ 2 0-1 doubt the season has been a success, 0-2 4 1 the writer’s presence today by a to his status as an the School street Rec gym: Strange, If, rf . . . . . 2 through the generous support of 0-1 man actively and influentially amateur. He was SEVENTH GRADE McCann, If ...... 0 oj local fans, and the brand of foot identified with the sport . 2 2-3 6 suspended a n d Norris, c ...... ball that was played, no doubt met c Another allegation was to the ef Madden, r g ...... 1 2-2 4 will not be rein with the approval of everyone. fect that the tennis association Gustafson, r g ...... 0 0-0 0 stated until he Fortunately being manager-elect nieans to demand a guarantee of Lennon, rf Dowd, I g ...... 2 2-3 6 shows what the for 1929, I feel sure by starting our (5^ absolute obedience from Tilden tennis association Tureck. If next season where we left off, before it will reinstate him. A considers 'a peni Massey, c 9 6-12 24i third was that he would have been Smith, rf '• Score by quarters bringing to Manchester, a still high tent spirit. er class of football attractions, foot made eligible to resume competi Recently in dis Cole, Ig . .0 Branford ...... 4 11 7 7—-29 ball will bo back in Manchester to tion at the executive committee’s cussing the ama Rec Five ...... 5 0 7 12—-24 stay. Games next season will be ar meeting on Dec. 8. if it hadn’t been teur situation with Referee: Harry Brazeau, Bran- uTtLBTmWiSS , for the action of the Philadelphia ranged with New Haven Boy’s L \ m YNIS MEAKi a famous grid .Mits Shea (8) ford. district In ranking Tllderf In its an coach, he remark Club, Hartford Giants, New Bri NoTt4lMC? IKl g’ tain Nutmegs and other similar at nual list of leading players. ed: Heres. rf . , Playing far under the regular 142 o l d In Bad Taste “ The honest- Brown, If form, the Rec Five met the first de tractions. There is nothing more A iOD Tu b luay Because he was and is a suspend sure-enough hma- Billy Rvaiw Edwards, c* feat of its season Saturday night in essential to a growing community than a live active football team ed player, this ;,ction was deemed teur in sport is a May. rg . . . Branford. The score was fairly / composed of purely local talent. VBC&iStiXj H e to have been In “ bad taste” and. rare species, that is fast dying out. V O close, 29 to 24. consequently, those' members of the j Rotteuburg, rg ...... 0 •0 0 At times, the Rec would strike Football appeals to everyone and THs iRoNJ MAM no better entertainment for an committee who were supposed to line, it would be possible to make Its stride and during these compar feel that Tilden had paid his debt 1 afternoon cau be provided. a case e,gainst 75 per cent of the 1 4 0 8 atively brief periods, would thor to the dignity of tennis are under amateurs and prove them profes j Miss Scanlon (24) A solicitation of funds, was pru The “ old man of the bike,” they old legs. He supplied the thrills boards. Many a time has the oughly outclass the Branford team. call him. of the race. “ iron man” pushed his face along stood to hav6 suffered a change of sionals. B. F. T. Then almost without warning Its dently conducted by the officials of attitude overnight. “ Athletes, according to amateur Leone, rf ...... , ,3 0 the team. Contributions were very He Is Reggie McNamara, dean In his brilliant career of the the pine saucer. But he always 6 teamwork would fade out like a “ Keep him on the ground a while rules, are prevented from using 1 Couna, If ...... , . ,0 0 0 generously made by Main street of the si.x-day bicycle racers, who “ squirrel cage” McNamara seldom came back for more. distant radio station. at 42 is still competing in the longer.” is said to have been the their ability in their chosen sport Cowles, c ...... 2 0 4 mercuants, and by members of the finished out of the money. Thir Since his triumph in Paris two Branford was quick to take ad saucer-pounding classics. Just re teen times he pumped his mount prevailing reaction to the so-called to make money. In other words, Urrano, rg ...... 4 3 11 Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Rix, years ago Reggie has been pur “ overt act” of the Philadelphia dis vantage of these lethargical soells cently he completed his fifty-sixth over the line a victor. Seven times sued by a jinx that camps on the they cannot capitalize on their ath Dougela, Ig ...... , .1 1 3 on the part of Manchester. Their executive secretary, sanctioned the six-day grind at Madison Square he finished second, nine times ran trict. And on the ground he is. In letic ability unless they want to join 1 trail of all riders at various times fact, he may be said to be flat on 1 efforts were led by the energetic campaign as worthy to th' cause Garden. third and four times he grabbed the pro class. Yet, by subterfuge 10 4 24 by letter of Introduction, to mem in their career. Spills robbed him his face. these same athletes In many ways Pat McGowan, member of last He and his partner. Van Nek, fourth money. of several meets in the past two 1 MIscDevlney (7) bers of the Chamber of Commerce Persecution, probably is the pub receive handsome compensation for year’s freshman team at Yale. A were not the winners, but Reggie On every part of McNamara’s years, but his riding in the last B. F. T. number of McGowan’s shots we.^e and the people of Manchester, lic’s estimate of the tennis associa doing little or nothing at some DianaL rf ...... 0 2 demonstrated there are many frame are scars that show the six-day affair makes him confident tion’s treatment of Tilden to date. . . .1 from outside the foul area. through the mediums of the Man other job as a coverup for their Brozowski, If ...... *. . . .1 0 2 more pedaled miles in his gnarled years he pedaled a bike on the he has the hoodoo on the run. What it will term the next move in sport work. Manchester started off strong be chester Herald. We want to take Garrono, c ...... 1 1 3 wildering the Tanks with its daz this opportunity to thank Mr. Rix the game is a matter of some curi “ The trouble, with the governing Newbar, rg ...... 0 0 osity. By the terms of the current ,0 zling passwork in the first five for his co-opeiation. The donations bodies of most anaateur sports Is Sartor, I g ...... 0 0 0 minutes of play. After making two realized were over $500.00 which player writer plan, as outlined at the fact they are too narrow mind PHILLY COLORED the executive committee meeting, ed. The rules and standards they baskets, however, the Rec began to was put into football supplies, in 3 1 7 fade out and barely retained a one cluding pants, shoee, shoulder pads Tilden either will be driven out of set are so severe that a majority of the writing game altogether or he IK)int lead at the end of the first and hmd-gears. Each and every in the amateurs seek to beat them EIGHTH GRADE quarter. dividual member of the Cub foot GIANTS PLAYING will be driven out of international through various forms of deception. competition. In other words the rules make The second quarter was what ball team h''.ve turned in his com Miss Eaton (2fl) spelled doom for the Rec Five. Dur plete suit A'hich he feels was pur The Propo.sed Rule cheaters out of athletes who are The proposed legislation bears able to capitalize more on their B. F. T. ing this stanza, the local combine chased from donations received, HERETOMORROW Vullermet, rf ...... 2 0 4 did not score a single point while an air of outward Innocence but ability In sports than in any other and should be used ' by the future actually it Is not without Its guile.- line.” Eagleson, rf ...... 0 0 0 Branford was betting eleven. Man Cub's football team. The suits will Kennedy, I f ...... It merely says that no player, man The comment of the famous foot . . .2 1 5 chester’s offense ,was forming too be reconditioned, by the Ivory Sys Claimants of World’s Title McCauley, I f ...... 1 0 2 slowly and the boys were failing to or woman, vtmi be allowed to write ball coach interested me because tem, of Salem, Mass., and held in EDUCATION BEFORE ATHLETICS. tennis for publication from the Ruddell, c ...... 1 0 2 follow up shots. Alex Montlius was during the past summer I have run storage until next season. This will moment of his or her appointment Hadden, c ...... 3 0 6 also “ getting away’’ with an Illegal into any number of conditions enable the next team to hold up the Expect to Square Ac to an American international team Eagleson, r g ----- ...... 2 0 4 jump at carter which did not help Manchester basketball fans will watch vvith eager interest the pro which bear out the thoughts ex football honors of the to-vn and to the moment the matches are pressed above. Mack, rg ...... , .0 0 0 the Refc’s cause any. above all be properly equipped to gress of Sherwood "Cap” Blsr-ell on tne Trinity College quintet. Slier over. For Miss Helen Wills, the Wright, I g ...... 1 1 3 Came the start of the second half count With Rec Five. From major lea.gue baseball I ii-eet the proposition. In many cases made his college debut Saturday night when Trinity soundjy thrashed its new version means nothing. The' scouts I get the information that and once more the Rec was sailing j it has been mentioned by visiting Alumni, 39 to 12, and was the star of the game. Wi.ghtman Cup matches consume throughout the country there are 12 2 26 along prettily and closing the gap Miss Reed (13) 1 teams and others that the Cub's Bissell has long been a warm favorite with local basketball fans. The Philadelphia Colored Giants, onlv two or three days. many star college players perform steadily when once more the rally football team this season was one For Tilden, It means everything. B. F. T. He first came into prominence at Manchester High School and later was claimants of the world’s champion- , ing on the diamond under assumed petered out. Each team made seven of the best equipped teams in the ship in their race, appear at the i longer have the Davis Cup names. Many of these’ players rep McPartland, rf ...... 1 3 5 points in this quarter and the score state. one of the main cogs in the Crescents, a team which compared favor School street Recreati ,u Center and so the American members of resent the leading colleges of our Sartor, If ...... 0 0 0 stood 22 to 12 when the third qua."- Through the courtesy of Mr. ably with the best in Connecticut a few years ago. Last season he was gym tomorrow evening in one of that team, Instead of being subject country, both east and west. A Raguskus,' I f ...... 0 0 0 ter ended. Lloyd director, and other members a star with the Rec Five which won the town championship and had a the headline attractions of the to the regulation for the week .of good many of the players are poor Helm, c ...... 0 0 0 Three baskets in quick succes of the Rec committee, we were the challenge round, will be under boys who. because of their baseball Binok, rf ...... 1 0 2 sion, two by Dowd and the other by very successful season. 1928-29 season. They come here to fortunate and able to have at our oppose Manager Ben dune's Rec obligation to the proposed rule for ability, are able to make good Stevenson, rg ...... 0 0 0 Holland, brought the score to 22-18 disposal, the shower baths, lockers, That Bissell got off on the right foot, =so to speak, with Trinity is three months or more. These hap money during the summer to aid Motion, r g ...... 0 0 0 a minute after the final period Five which has won three of its rest room, and plunge, every Sun shown by the praise which he received from my friend Bill Lee, sports four games to date. pen to be the three summer months them pay their college expenses. Bissell, Ig ...... 3 0 8 opened but once more they failed to day from 1 to 6 p. m. and two ap writer for The Hartford Courant. After covering the Trinity-Alumni I The Colored Giants played here when tennis articles are in demand. I think it is a serious mistake to t keep up the pace and Branford pointed nights for practice in the So Tilden is faced with the alterna say a college pla5-er cannot play 5 3 13 through McGown’s eagle eye main game, Mr. Lee wrote, in part, as follows: on March 16 last season and were gym. We want to extend and show defeated by the Rec in one of the tive of forfeiting his place on the ball during the summer for pay. tained a safe lead although Man our appreciation by continuing to team or forfeiting considerable provided the club he is connected Miss McGuire (30) chester outscored the home team 12 “ Bissell was the best man on the floor. Not only did he most thrilling games of the season. revenue. be members of the Recreation Cen shoot five baskets from the floor and four out of four free tries, The score was 31 to 28. That was with is no part of organized profes B. F, T. to 7 in this period. ter the year round. Most every Team Picked Early sional ball. A great many college Lupien, rf ...... 3 Q’ 8 The two teams will play a return but he constantly got hold of the ball on the tap from center the night Tommy Faulkner was visiting team recommended highly To make certain of being barred players are holding down some job Tedford, If ...... 0 0 0 game at the Rec gl'm later in the and very often on rebounds from either backboard. When he dropping ’em in from all angles. from writing durin,g June, July and the fine facilities we had, and the was not shooting himself, he was helping h'is mates getting the The Giants made a lasting favor that doesn’t deserve more than $25 Webb, c ...... 2' 1 5 season. courtesy we extended to them, August, all he will have to do is per week as far as actual work is Enrico, r g ...... 9 1 ball down the floor and passing to them for ensuing scores: able impression that evening: one accept the nominatian to the Davis . 39 which simply adds to the reputation “ It will take several weeks before this Trinity team will that no doubt will serve as a mag Biardi, Ig ...... 0 0 0 that Manchester is trying to have Cup team in 1929. America be four times that amount of money look anywhere near Its best, but with the help of the experienc net to attract a large crowd to came the only one of many chal simply because they are good ball 14 2 30 built up in Connecticut and other ed Bissell, who should fit into college basketball nicely, the morrow night. lenging nations last year and, as a states. They certainly speak well of players. A number of colleges per Miss Sweeney (27) Blue and Gold may be able to improve on last year’s record.” The Philadelphians are headed result, .its team was selected very mit sumnier baseball but they are the Recreation Center. Bissell made 14 of the 39 points Trinity registered. He didn’t play by Bill Yapey, who plays guard. early In the season, went into B. F. T. greatly in the minority. These col England, r f ...... 1 0 2 Local We also had at our service Train Yancy is considered one of the training at Augusta, Ga., visited leges are to be commended for their er Frank Busch connected with the all of the game either. Evidentally Coach Ray Costing didn’t realize Schutz, If ...... 1 7 fastest basketball players in the Mexico City for the first round, broad mindedness. Brown, c ...... Recreation Center to look after the colored world and is also rated as played other rounds In Kansas City .. .4 1. 9 the ability of Bissell. At any rate “ Cap” did not start the game and Just to show what unpleasant Catalano, rg ...... 2 1 5 physical conditions of all members the best shortstop in colored base and Chicago, sailed for abroad, situations can develop from ama Sport wasn’t sent into the lineup until the second quarter. Nevertheless, he Delafera, Ig ...... 2 0 4 of the team. Well experienced along ball. He has played at Mt. Nebo played a final round with the Ital teur deception I am going to cite this line, made it possible to keep managed to make up for lost time and outscore the rest of the players ians and then was beaten by the the case of a college player only several times in past years. 12 3 every member in fine condition, be on both teams. Wonder If they’ll consider him a substitute any longer. Another star on the colored team French In the challenge round. recently reinstated into the good 27 a . atter fore and after each game. He cer While Bissell is admittedly good in basketball, I have it from au is good natured Cooper who plays Davis Cup play means less*than a graces of organized baseball. tainly did hl^^work well, and many thoritative sources, that he takes much more interest in his education. center. Cooper, who is six, feet, week out of the life of the cham This player, a member of one of The North Ends football club comments have been made upon pion nation: it relieves the chal the leading Pacific Coast colleges, It is nothing uncommon to notice a light burning in the bedroom of his three inches in his stocking feet, is will hold an Important meeting al his good work and untiring efforts one of the few men who has been lenging nations of a large part of started on a tour of the east in home in the wee hours of the morning, a period during which he often 7:30 tonight at the Community Manchester High will have to made to keep each individual play able to o..tscore the Rec’s crack de their year. Can you see Tilden for a dilapidated “ fliver.” Reaching show improved form to defeat East er free from soreness and ailments, sacrifices sleep for study. fensive center, Norris. 'When the feiting his writing privilege over a the middle west, about half way Club to make plans for a banqqet. Hartford when the latter comas by alcoholic and absorbent rubs Bissell has the right slant on sports, one that a good many of our Rec and Giants played . last year. sustained period like that? Maybe, to his destination, the “ flivver” and hot applications. but it’s liable to place an awful showed signs of needir.g repairs here Saturday night for its sched young men of tomorrow would do well to duplicate. He ranks educa Cooper got four hoops and Norris uled C. C. I. L. tussle. The game We also had the pleasure of hav strain on the eye sight. and the bank account was low. tion before athletics, and so it should be. This is Bissell’s second year none. Davis, and Chambers are a was originally scheduled for East ing Dr. Charles W. Goff, M. D., to snappy pair of forwards equally The coast star decided he vrould Hartford, but was transferred here look after injuries among the play at Trinity. He was made captain of the tennis team during his first use his baseball ability to earn ^ X V PMANRf. versatile in all departments of play. some money. He signed with a because the latter school’s court Is ers, before and after each game, year. Who knowij but what he Will receive a similar honor in basket Here is the box score of the game Ho tween Has Maybe the reason less thread' ander-going drastic remodeling. and not enough can be said of the team In the Mississippi 'Valley ball before another season gets under way? Here’s wishing him the best last season to shew how evenly League under an assumed name ' is^ing sold is that hus- East Hartford was nosed out by fine work he did. We were for matched the two teams were then: I\'eaver High last Friday night IG of success.. and played long enough to get the bSids are getting better tunate to have him present at all Rec Five (31) Month To Quit to 15 and Weaver was good enough games, and the results show that desired money. His work Im - memories to go to the Yale Tournament last B. F. T. pressed the manager of a team In each and every individual came NICE JOB FOR DIEGEL Faulkner, rf ...... 4 3 11 leason. through the season with little or no Or Keep Job a league of higher classification Bissell, If ...... 2 2 6 and he was bought for $1000. serious Injuries, We hope and feel DID YOU KNOW THAT— Norris, c 0 3 3 Did you know that “ Cap” Bis- sure that Dr. Goff will be with us Shortly after the sale of the lell’s right name is John Sher- Leo Diegel has been signed as Madden, rg ...... 3 0 6 player was announced he dlsapr r rr-r f- r again next season. Bagshaw won’t, be Ipng at Farr, Ig ...... 1 Cambridge, Mass., Dec. 17.— r r ivood Bissell; and that he was the Donation of the field by Miss professional for the new golf Who will coach the Harvard foot peared. / [ s o 5utstanding playey on the Trinity course at Agua Caliente, Calif. He Washington . . . He believes in Mantelli, If ...... 1 . A few years later, after gradu Mary Cheney, was appreciated by a team of eleven men and when Holland, Ig ...... 0 ball team next year if Arnold Hor- College quintet which made its the officials of the club and mem is to get $15,000 a year on his ween doesn’t? * ating from college, this same they all graduated last year, he player was sent to the New York 1928-29 debut Saturday night bers of the team. The field being new job, it is reported, and will The question won’t %e answered igainst Its Alumni? have all the concessions of the didn’t have auj subs coming 11 31 Giants for a fancy figure and centrally located, it afforded a con golf shop. along who knew anything . . . Colored Giants (28) until Horween returns from his later turned over to an Interna venient place to reach. The playing Pop Warner smokes cigarets all B. I honeymoon trip. He waa married tional League club for more ex The Cubs will hold their banquet surface of the field was fine. The recently and has until after Jan It the Villa Louisa next Saturday the time, and at home drops the Chambers, r f ...... 0 perience. After a season in that field certainly enabled the Cubs to uary to either reject or accept the light. Anyone outside the club de- ashes all over. . . . And Mrs. Davis, If ...... 4 league. In which the player have a successful season, and no boys were working In New Jersey, contract offered him to return to ilring to attend should make reser- and through his assistance and co Warner sits on edge every tim'e Cooper, c ...... 4 showed big league ability, it was doubt If satisfactory arrangements he smokes because she knows Harvard. ratlons with club officials. Edward operation we were able to have Beckhart, r g ...... 0 discovered by chance that he was ‘‘Mul” McCarthy will be the toast- can be made would be glad to re he is going to cover the rung. Mitchell, I g ...... 0 ' Prominent among the nohiinees the same plaver who has signed new the field for the coming season. them located in Connecticut. , . , And he sits up late at to succeed Horween are Dr. Jack paster. Manager-elect Arthur St. I also assure you that it is a Yancy, Ig ...... 3 In a “ bush” league under an as fohn said today that members of P. J. O’Leary of the Manc’iester night and thinks out new plays Wilce, resigned Ohio State mentor, sumed name. He was suspended Dairy, furnished the 24 jerseys as pleasure at this time In this space and then rushes over to one of and Eddie Casey, former Crimson le team who desire team pictures 11 28 for a year as a result and has Just his contribution and George H. to thank all others that had any the assistant coach’s homes and star. , completed his sentence and re lould place their orders with him thing to do with the success of the kow. Williams, clothing merchant, fur gets him out to see how it would The belief exists hqre that Hor turned to the team that bought nished the 24 pairs of stockings. team this season, morally as well work . . . Pop also draws and ween will,accept the contract offer him. as financially, and due credit again This season marks Coach Wil- Mr. H. Puter, connected with the paints pictures . . . so does A CHALLENGE ed. ' All of which makes the ama* must be given to the Herald, for d J. Clarke’s tenth In charge of American Tel. & Tel. Co., made it Bob Zuppke, the Illinois head teur stuff seem all the more the iketball at Manchester High possible to receive the service of their fine work and co-operation man . . . Twice, against Stan The New Britain Lions compos bunk. ool. Tommy Melkle, plunging fullback, this season. ford, Cagle was cau,|ht on wide ed of Industrial League stars would THEY LEARNED A LESSON E and Tom Happeny, All-Manchester Respectfully submitted, end runs and raced toward his like to play any fast auiateur In or NAhlED RHODES SCHOLARS MV The Hartford Courant’s All-Con- about the, vicinity of Manchester. Florida suppprters, who spotted Bcticut schoolboy football team an- guard in 1927, "Coady” Donally, A. E. ST. JOHN, own goal only to throw the ball Three football stars of the past APERSWAiOW — and Bill Schoneskl by arranging to Secretary and treasurer and for gains . . . Seems like dumb The Lions won 21 games out of 22 the Tennessee, team from six to season have been named Rhodes junced a few days ago, did not last year. For games communicate 30 points before the game which HE ren mention a member of the have them situated locally so they manager-elected for 1929. football, but it was sniart for scholarship winners for this year. Cagle and he got the praise. with Asst. Manger Emil Karbonik, Tennessee won, are reported to They are Al Cornsweet of Brown, fenchester ffljgh team which won could report for. practice and for PETER VENDRILLO, THAMKe.'fo cbH flooPl^ /- 155 North Street, - New Britain, have dropped rpproxir ely I^OO,- le C. C. I. lA championship.' games on Sundays. Some, of the Manager. Fred Hovde of Minnesota and
HOW THEY GIVE LETTERS FIRST SOUTHERN OPPONENT FRESHMAN SQUAD AT When Mississippi invades Pur- ^ Dick Dillon*s Chasing WAPPING Twenty-two members of the due’s home field for a, football Princeton football squad who game next fall It will be the first im , ’ time In history that Purdue ' has Was Done By Himself HARVARD E X E A played in either the Yale game or The teachers of the Wapping Cen >> L. Fanieii two of the other big games— played a southern team at-Latny- ter school are running a whist and FOR I S i . % N Navy, Cornell and Ohio State—■ ette. ’ . bridge for the benefit of the Par were awarded football letters this By ROBERT E. CARNEY <^than by automobile, as is the case ent-Teacher Association, Tuesday year. ONLY TWO GRID REPEATER ' now. evening, in the Wapping school hall By HENRY L. FARRELL clarlng the young' man a free Cambridge, Mass. With nii. let- The basketball season has opened Something must have been talk >gent, .Illinois and Georgia Tech fire at 8 o’ clock. termen and exceptional freshman Just to be sure, the radio an the only institntions whose foot and the CentraT Connecticut Board ing to Dick inside himself for he The monthly meeting of the Fed SOMETHING MIGHT HAPPEN Ferrell then sold himself to the squad on hand. Harvard looks for HoM'ling Dan Howley cried Browns for $25,000 and those nouncer always chuckles a little af ball . teams repeated with cham o{ Approved Basketball officials has was nervous and when a player erated Sunday school board was a great football eleven in 1929. would enter the room some kid on the shoulders of every who saw him Marking at Colum Arnold Horween, or whoever may ter his own joke. pionships this year. named twenty-four men as referees held at the church last Thursday would make a noise outside. One evening* at which time the plans correspandent M'ho visited the bus say he is M'orth twice the be the next Crimson gridiron coach, for the season, includin,g Richard boy had a shoe in his hand and as were arranged for the Christmas training camp of the St. Louis money. will have unusual material to Dillon of Hartford, who has officiat the door opened several times the programs at the church services BroM'ns last spring. His anguish Clyde Tuttle, Columbus sports mould, the type of squad that wore ed at more games than any other .shoe was thrust through. In Dick’s Sunday evening, December 23. over the prospects for his club editor, who has been watching the Crimson jerseys under the regime man in the state. mind the shoe must have grown to There Mill be a pageant and a gift touched the hardest boiled of his American Association for many of the late Percy Haughton. As the season goes along it will the size of the one that the old service and on Wednesday evening listeners almost to tears with him. more years than he cares to ad Seven of Harvard’s 1928 Yale be announced that Dillon has just woman lived in with so many chil there Mill be the Christmas tree and “ I’m depending entirely upon mit, says he is the greatest catch game starters will be available. In Gifts That ‘She’ WiU Like completed his 2,000th or 2,000,- dren. It was evident that Dick party for the Sunday school held at rookies,” he wept. “ And a base er the association has seen in 20 addition, there are numerous var 000th game, or some' such figure, did some thinking and then sud the parish house, there will be a ball man knows how many rook years. sity substitutes of no mean abili and then there will be a story how denly decided to act on his own ac short program. A one act drama by ies come through. I’ve got one on Jack McAllister, former mana ty. Also, there is the undefeated in all his long term as a referee count. the children will be presented also, second and one on short and if ger of the Cleveland Indians, a freshman eleven of this season, only twice has he been endangered The writer was in the hallway both the church and the parish they don’t come through I’m man who knoM's something about coached by Eddie Casey, the former by actions of the crowds. The ac leaving the game when there was a house are to be decorated Mith ever sunk. I’m sunk already, I guess, catchers, says he is the greatest Harvard dashing open field runner. count will tell howjie stopped with noise, a gust of wind and a person greens. on the law of averages.” young catcher he ever saw. The Crimson will lose three his face a blow swung at him in with his shirt in his arm, holding Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur C. Hills, But as it turned out the Browns “ I had Luke Sewell when .he great players in Captain “ Art” Winsted and tell how he brought his coat, shoes and other wearing MTho attended the National Grange didn't do so badly. In fact they came up and I know something French, Dave Guarnaccia and Frank suit and recovered damages for that apparel rushed by and down Wells sessions at V'^ashington recently, did SM’ell. The rookies, Kress and about catchers,” he said. “ He’s Pickard, the alert varsity end, but punch. The other time he will re street. About six boys followed and received the seventh degree Brannon, came through and the the greatest prospect I ever saw. that is all. Browns were the most improved He’s the first catcher since Archer late goes back to 1912 when he him to the door and then stood Mith a class of two thousand eight In the backfield of 1929 the refereed a game in Manchester that stamping on the wooden steps out hundi’c-i candidates were present at ball club in the majors. M’ho can line ’em to second from Crimson will have Tommy Gilligan, was so clpse and exciting and how side giving the impression that they Wapping Grange last Tuesday eve “ What are you going to cry a squatting position.” Arthur Huguley, W’ally Harper, the Mancliester team, the old “ G” were in pursuit. ning and Mrs. Hills gave a very in about next spring,” Dan was Winor Graves, Tommy Mason, Sam tear, lost and how the crowd tried Dick made the jaunt from tlie teresting report of their trip. It asked during the minor league Batchelder, Art Devens and Greeley to break into his dressing room and Armory on Wells street to the certainly was a very delightful time meetings. Alexander Used from the present varsity squad. The how he only was saved by dashing trolley car at the South End ter and they visited many interesting “ I M-ill have to admit that I am freshmen will send up Frenchy Gil in a tough spot for howling,” the from the dressing room, half dress minus in “ nothing fiat” and when places. Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. ligan, Crlchard, Mays, White and ed and outruiining the big crowd the writer, who had occasion to Collins also attended the National Howler said. “ But, you will have Castor Oil To Charles Devens. that chased him. board the same car walked down Grange, making four members Miio to agree, something might happen O’Connell and Douglass, veter For over fifteen years this story the street Dick was recovering from went from Wapping Grange. to some of those felloM's before ans, will be ready for wing work EATON, CRANE and PIKE about being chased in Manchester a cold sweat and was shivering so The dramatic club of Wapping the season opens.” Fight Off Flu along with Ogden and Baldwin. Ed has been told annually so to the he could not tie his shoe laces. Grange presented their three-act die Record, a freshman endman, Speaker Made Him Howl facts: Dicks thinks to this day that he drama, “ A Poor Married Man,” last ' Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 15.— ^Wherein will be in the running. STATIONERY Dillon did referee the game. He was going to be manhandled and Friday evening at the Wapping HoM’ley couldn’t howl about Red Barrett will be ready for the his ball club when he was the flu is concerned, there’s but one In Beautiful Gift Boxes was slightly off and was tooting his that a crowd of at least 100 chased Center school hall, which certainly thing to do with football players— tackle assignment along with Tom whistle too much to suit the crowd. him. In fact he never was in dan was enjoyed by all who attended. trying to put on his act for the Alcock, Red Finlayson and Faxou minor magnates, but he let out a give them castor oil and all the ac The local team did lose and Dick ger and he never was chased by any They all took their parts exception cessories. for the other tackle job held this went into the dressing room to the angry mob, on that^occasion or any ally well. Unfortunately there were howl that was heard for several year by “ Big Tim” Clark. COTY’S and city blocks when Tris Speaker That’s what,Bill Alexander, Geor west of the main entrance in the since. Today Dick is the best three or four other entertainments gia Tech coach, did to his squad Jimmy Trainer and Bill Ticknor old Armory to change his shoes and whistle tooter running around the the same evening, w'hich drew from M’ent to work on him one night. will be ready for duty at guard, A bunch of the follaws ■were in M’hen Warner Mizell, his sensation SPRING get into his street clothes. Dick floor— but he is not considered the the audience of course, although al back, went down with a slight M’ith Myerson a close second. did not wear knickers in those days a room in the hotel ha^ng a small best referee by many, not by a long they took in about thirty five dol attack of flue late in November. Ben Ticknor will again be avail and he traveled by trolley rather shot. lars. Much credit is due Mrs. Ar party when Speaker, recently ap able for work at center, a place he pointed manager of the Newark Alexander lined up his football BLOSSOM thur Sharp who coached the play. squad, in army fashion, and gave will have to contest with Henry The Pioneers or Junior Y. M. C. International League club, walked Glldea and Tiny Cunningham, both into the room. each man a big spoonful of castor Perfume| ' A. motored to Broad Brook last oil and other necessities to combat from the freshman eleven. • Friday evening where they enjoyed “ Hello, there, busher,” Howley Four Horsem en Gallop gave him as a greeting. the flu. Compacts, a game of basketball, the score be “ There’s no use to take any ing 25 to 24 in favor of Broad And as a friendly response Face Powders, Speaker put a head lock on him chances,” he said. IT SEE.MS RATHER STRANGE Brook boys. The same preventive plan, appa The High School Class of Girls that had him hoM'ling as he never Lip Sticks, Still But As Coaches had howled before. rently, was not pursued at Georgia, Iowa’s football team will he cap motored with Mrs. Walter N. Fos where Coach Harry Mehre and sev tained by Willis Glasgow, r. back, Bath Powder, ter and Mrs. Albert E. Stiles to the en members of the squad went out next year. This is the first time in By BOB MATHERNE out the country, the Four Horsemen Newington Home for Crippled Chil Fell Into A Prize with the flu just a few days before Bath Salts I dren, with their Christmas gifts for All the baseball men seem to four years a lineman hasn’t captain fall, and from the success already the annual game between Tech and ed the team. achieved it seems only a matter of the children there. be agreed that the BroM’ns got Georgia. time before their stars will shine Miss Ellen J. Foster has as her a great break when they signed It seems a difficult matter to higher. guest, her roommate at the New Ferrell, a young catcher from Col IT’S HARD TO BELIEVE keep the Four Horsemen of a few QUITE A NICE RECORD But, all hasn't been said about Britain Normal School, Miss Car- umbus, after he had been de years back at Notre Dame out of nell over the week-end: clared a free a,gent by Commis George Little, now director of Packard’s Pharmacy the reading columns. Not that any the success of the Four Horsemen Tuscaloosa, Ala., high school athletics at Wisconsin, once was as coaches for the year. The final Miss Dorothy Stowell of Hartford sioner Landis. At the Center one wants to, but it does seem as if is the guest of Miss Harriett Sharp, It may be recalled that Ferrell football team has beaten an inter dean of the American Expedition four fallows who got as much space word will come on New Year’s Day sectional foe to close the season, ary Forces agricultural school in at Pasadena when Bill Alexander over the week-end. was the property of the Detroit as they did as collegians would not Arthur Junior, the little son of Tigers and had been placed In Col for the past three years. They beat France. be grabbing much these days. throws his Miller-coached backfield against the California eleven. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur "Van Sicklin, umbus under cover. John Mc- a Chicago high school in 1926, a Of course, all of this is unsoli who has been confined at the Me Graw tried to draft him for the Lakeland (Fla.) team in 1927 and cited and comes about from the fact morial Hospital, for a week return Giants and was told that he a Washirgton (D. C.) team this that these four young men are gal ed to his horpe here last Saturday. M-asn’t subject to the draft as he year. loping ahead in the coaching game He has had the grip and was threat had not been with a major league with just about as much success as ened M’ith pneumonia. club. McGraw insisted that he Benjamin Franklin began pub they galloped to touchdowns for was the property of the Detroit lishing his Poor Richard's Almanac Knute Rockne and the South Bend club. The commissioner investi in 1732, the year Washington was institution In 1924. gated and penalized Detroit by de- born. As individuals and as a group, THIS IS HARD TO BEAT they’re doing nicely, thank you, and they probably will be nicely the Football teams at Southern next time you bring their names up California during the four years HoM'ard Jones has coached there over a cup of coffee. A new York promotor proposes a Two of them are connected with have M’on 36 games, lost five and conversational marathon in Madi tied two. Teams of Stanford, undefeated teams, one is with a son Square Garden. If this kind of 'V team that lost only one- game in Notre Dame and Washington State thing keeps up, the times will yet only have beaten Jones’ teams. nine played, and the fourth is Jim come when the ladies Mill dominal; my Crowley, whose pay check at sports. Georgia wasn’t much this season. BIG WRECK IN RUSSIA One of these young men is trot ting back to Pasadena this year to TO BE SURE THERE ARE TO.'d WarsaM’, Dec. 17.— Four persons see some of his proteges attempt to HEFLIN, DUMB DAN .MORGAN, were killed and six seriously injur do what he and his mates did there THE MAN*4GERS OF WHAT WE ed in a head on collision betM’een in January, 1925— beat a powerful NAIVELY CALL. PRIZE FIGHT two freight trains near the Polish- ■western team. This is Don Miller at ERS, PROF. TUNNEY AND A German border, it was reported We have biiilt this lumber Georgia Tech. COUPLE LIKE THAT STILL LEFT here today. business of ours slo'wly but TO DEFEND THE SEX. Miller and Crowley are mere as Forty four cars containing valu surely, using the old reliable sistant coaches in charge of the able freight M'ere destroyed. Damage backfield candidates at Georgia * These novel ideas in mara- '* M'as estimated.^at 2,000,000 zlotys tools known as Quality, Service % NS Tech and Georgia. Elmer Layden is thons are quite the thing. ■* ($500,000). and Fair Prices. Satisfied cus * Jacques Curley ought to go * ' V
BY SISTER MARY
V. Perhaps the kind of candy that j TRTS HAS HAPPENED appeals mos to you is the kind that ASHTORETH ASHE, beautiful is easy to make. Chocolate covered ‘ stenographer, has assumed a creams are delightful and bespeak strange role In the office of her the skill of the maker but the pro-,, multi-millionaire employer. .HOE- cess is somewhat long and tedious, EIS HART, old enough to be her requiring two separate and distinct ^ , father, takes her unexpectedly in- sessions. to his confidence. He tells her of Fudge, penouchi, jelly bars and his fleeting interest in a girl many other varieties are always called MAE DE MARR, a filing popular and are easier for the ama ZLtarui. clerk at the office, who has cast teur candy-maker than the elabor nou herself upon his chivalry. ate and fussy bonbons. Because . he is a bit' quixotic— The following uncooked candy and enormously wealthy besides— Is rather novel and very easy to Hart has given the De Marr girl make: $10,000. To his chagrin she threat Uncooked Fruit Candy ens, when he tires of her inanities, One-half cup pecan nut meats, to sue him. As he recounts the sit 1-2 cup Brazilian nut meats, 1-2 uation to Ashtoreth, Mae breezes cup chopped figs, 1-2 cup stoned i0 9 into the office. ,u Sadie recognizes her immediate and chopped dates, 4 tablespoons ly ns an old friend— SADIE MOR shredded citron, 1 tablespoon or TON. In the little scene that fol ange juice, 2 squares bitter choco A liamioniously appointed room Is the one shown above. lows, Sadie admits she has changed late, powdered sugar. her name for professional reasons. Put nuts and fruit through food EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the ground. The main pieces for-the Hart is astonished that Ashtoreth— chopper. Mix thoroughly with or first of a series of articles written foreground.can,. come later. The so exquisitely lovely and fastidous ange juice. Melt chocolate and stir L for THE HERALD and NEA finish of tlie floors and ceilings, __sliould ever have been intimate into first mixtv.re. Work with a fork Service bv William H. Wilson, walls and woodwork tnust be shif- with Sadie. Ashtoreth is afraid she until peffectly blended. Pack into a vice president of the American able and har.ip6hio.u5. Once, these has forfeited his dawning interest. buttered square pan. When fi-m cut Furniture Mart and an acknowl things are satisfactory,' =the'iinp There is another man in Ash- in squares and roll in powdered edged authority oil interior deco of the furniture; and'the color in toreth's life— MONTY ENGLISH, sugar. ration and period furniture. 4;he roo'm .. Will..begin . to a.djust who sells radios. Ashoreth’s mother, Lemon Drops themselves.- ."'j ' MAIZIE, approves of Monty. But One cup powdered sugar, 1-4 cup A room in which siih&re •firfni- Aslitoreth, when she learns that he lemon juice. By WILLIA3I H. WTLSON ture, designed ’'i.wqth . gqod;''r lines has asked for a transfer to New Put sugar into a smooth sauce though it be 'maie'-ctf pi'ne'ior.eher- York, is rather relieved. pan and add lemon juice. Let stand NEW BOLERO ' Good looking homes are de- ry, is cheerfully-'arranged-'as'te-the She lets him kiss her goodby. undisturbed until sugar is dissolv I'ne new bolero vogue that gives pendent for their beauty upon complete ensembler, is - ...far ’better But her thoughts are with Hollis ed. Put over a low fire and bring youngsters a decidedly fashionable the thought put into them, not the than an .iH-assprted cdmhiuation Hart. She will "see iiim tomorrow slowly to the boiling point. Boil appearance. The attractive style | money expended on them. Costly of hodge-podge ■ pieces - erf expen and explain away her old friendship gently until a few drops tried in sketched is designed with straight’ ’ ’ rooms with' elaborate and over sive furniture,^ vrhqse ‘.Hp.esj lack M ^ ty'™ d taken her to a restaurant on Huntington Avenue, where the waitresses dressed like French harmony, and, whp56,c()lpr3....1ight- with Sadie. She can assure him, cold water are hard .and crack skirt with inverted plait at center- orate furniture frequently show also, that Sadie has promised to peasants. front stitched to' bodice with at less taste than tiny cottage rooms, with each other, r against ^he bottom of the saucer. Different periods ■ haay ,-be" co.ni- make no further ti’ouble. writing. Sundays, when she sat getting real depressed. I’ve been no “ How long,” she asked feebly, tached collar with attached bolero in which harmony is the keynote. Do not |tlr while cooking and dip bined, but'.they ?m-ust.-haTfhonfze. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY reading the latest thriller and ticing it for the last month. White “ have I been ill?” the tines of a fork into the syrup with open front. It combines pat It is an asset for the housewife CHAPTER IX as a sheet, and peaked-looking. Maizie slipped a firm, plump arm terned wool jersey with plain with to start planning her home, before Spanish furniture -is popul-ar- to munching her favorite sweet, she under her daughter’s slight shoul to test. When candy is done drop day, but it should not be combined But Ashtoreth did not see Hollis would declare she \vas entirely Where’s those iron pills you used from tip of spoon onto a marbie effective embroidery at front of she has a stick of furniture to put ders. designs and^ cohlefUBpraneons Hart the next day. Nor the next. ashamed of herself. to take? jMaybe it's a tonic you slab or waxed paper spread over bodice. Printed and plain linen, into it. Then she will not have “ There, dearie,” she murmured, rooms of which she is ashamed - English and Pro\’incial,‘i-French Nor for many weeks. She speculated constantly upon need. That— and some good whole smooth traye. two tones of cashmere jersey, two It w^s rumored that he had gone some fun.” “ let mother help you. Just a swaL tones of flat silk crepe, printed on which the door is closed to models w’ould adjust theni|selvaE his transfer and opined that her, low. Baby Lamb. It’ll do you good.” Orange Jelly Bars abroad. Qi^te alone, and to escape daughter's coolness had had some sateen with batiste, velveteen with gu©sts. nicBly. . '• -V ’ •’■‘"f-**., "• Obediently .\shtoreth tasted. Two tablespoons plain granulat Most important of all is the Beautiful.rooms,/theh, .nr^- be some entangling alliance. thing to do with it. Ashtoreth closed her little book. ed gelatine, 2 cups granulated crepe de chine, tweed with plain There was a story smeared across “ It’s my new make-up, INIother, ' “ Mother?” she insisted. woolen and plaid woolen with pla.a background. If a limited amount carefully planned, and every co’-- sugar, 3-4 cup boiling water, 1-3 the front page of a newspaper de she said. “ It’s interesting to look iilaizie wiped her eyes on her are becoming combinations for the of money is available for decorat- her must make a. pleasant .pic.ture, Maizie was an old-fashioned cup cold water, 1 large orange. while fitting into . the sclieme of voted to scandal; “ Boston Million mother, as she frequently remark pale these days. -My powder has a apron. little miss of 6, 8, 10 and 12 years. mg and for furniture, the first aire Flees Pretty Stenog.” Hollis new tint, that’s all. Sort of ashy, “ Land sakes!” she said, “ but I’m Soak gelatine in 'eo’ d water for For the 8-year size, 1% yards of thought should be put on the back the whole.. < . " I ed. And not at all in sympathy with the old softly. Two weeks Monday, ten miautes. Add boiling water and Hart’s name was not mentioned tn the modern trend of things. like Russians in the movies.” 40-inch material with % yard of the narrative, but the inference was Maizie clicked her tongue impa Baby.” stir until dissolved. Add sugar and 36-inch contrasting and 2 yards of “ What’s the world coming to?” Two weeks! Blankness and for grated rind or orange. Bring quick obvious. A score of papers appeared she would ask plaintively. “ Cooi^ tiently. binding is all that is-needed. Pat that morning in the office, and were “ Tsch! Tsch! Sit down here, getfulness for two weeks! And mis ly to the boiling point and boil for tern No. 109, price 15 cents in panionate marriage and all! Sakes ery, and dull aching pain. And poor, 15 minutes. Add orange juice and surreptitiously devoured in the so- alive— married people don’t live young lady, and stop your non stamps of coin (coin is prefe~red. called “ ladies” washroom. sense,” she ordered. “ And remind darling Mother, red-eyed, with her boil seven minutes longer. Pour "Wrap coin carefully. Emb. No. together any more. And the other hair all streaked! Crying because “ Mae de Marr’s got him scared,” liind— they're the ones that ought me temorrov/ to write Monty, hon through a fine wire strainer into a 11011 (blue) costs 15 cents extra. her Lamb was sick. the girls said, and bets were placed to be married, not the others. 1 ey. I don't know what he’ll think brick shaped bread pan. Let stand We suggest that when you send that she had accompanied him. of me!” Maizie’s hand lay on the pillow. two or. three hours in cold place. for this pattern, you enclose 10 waist most df'the;,tCme; ind; sporns tell you, Ashtoreth, when a girl There were knotted blue veins Ashtoreth knew better than that. gets a chance to get a nice clean They went to bed shortly and ^ Cut into oblong shaped pieces and cents additional for a copy of our Leroy B. Rider, a former Marine, to he thought'pr as “a .nd5O0d-.a^ But she wondered if his lawyer had .Maizie heated a hot water bag for! across the back. Her finger naUs roll in powf^ered sugar. Winter Fashion Magazine, showing offers himself in marriage to the ty woman.’.' ' young man these days she ougnt And the tips of her been in touch with the girl. If, to take him quick. Because there’s her daughter. Ashtoreth had grown 1 were bitten. This ca .dy can be stirred occa all the most attractive Paris styles. highest bidder. He explains that he perhaps, there had been a “ settle- plenty will if she won’t.” unaccountably chilled over the'rj fingers were red and blunted oo sionally while cooking to prevent Also embroidery and interesting is not lazy, nor a crank; that he SnLhr’t J^'j’.! y, m.ent,” engineered by Georgie. She tea, and her mother was worried, ing. Mother’s pretty hands., burning. ideas for Xmas gifto you can make. simply can’t get work and must And then Ashtoreth would put raised h: A Chicago yorut'a haled into coUrJ might telephone and find out. But down her book and laugh. When she crept, shivering, betw’een i Weakly Ashtoreth Penouchi Either auction himself off or marry for “ getting too fFeSh” 'with vari no! She would have nothing fur “ Mother, dear,” she warned her, her pale'pink sheets, Maizie covered pudgv fingers to her^ lips, Two cups light brown sugar, 1 Manrhester Herald some w'oman who can support him. ous girls, explained that. . hi5 ther to do with the affair. Sadie “ if you talk any more about ‘nice her with every puff and blank°t: “ Mother.’ she whispere . cup table cream, 2 tablespoons but Just why his frankness should search ,,fpr a graduate .^the_s^_.re-.,.^ was dangerous company. And dis clean young men’ I’ll simply have in the house, and then threw a coati Then Maizie was on her knees -- ter, 1 cup mixed chopped nut meats, Tattern Service surprise us is a wonder! We are quired th’aU^'-he'rapeHment’• "with--^-*» cretion, with Ashtoreth, was a sav over her feet. By midnight Asu-lside the bed. Crying on her to give you a little lecture. You le 1-4 teaspoon vanilla. As our patterns are mailed quite accustomed to fair maidens maidenly reactions r-to.-his -r’-fresh- jl! ing grace. so innocent, darling. Go back to 1 toreth was_ running a temperature j stretched arms. Combine sugar and cream and from New York City please al who are tired of working at $18 ness.” That’s pretty smartTj^’lmost |J| crime dear, and let me read Dora-land shivering convulsively. Oh, , was let stand until sugar begins to melt. a week offering themselves,in .mar^- as gopd as theune4he-girl who gets ihv Parker” ’ When she lay perfectly quite a I was so worried. Her little girl was low five days. Monty English had gone to New thy Parker. _ ___ ------so sick!” ^ Bring slowly to the boiling point, riage to anyone vzith $10,000 oi so. arrested for shoplifting often gives Dorothy Parker!” sniffed Mai- pleasant languor possessed York. And life had grown dull and The bell in the hall purred sofu- without stiiring. When syrup be Pattern No...... And yet most anyone admits that — to the^.i,effect ,thaj.;_.sbe meaningless. Ashtoreth enrolled for zle. “ I looked at that book of hers body, But wiien she moved she gins to boil stir constantly until this is social era with husbands wanted tj see how the.jOther half a course at Boston University. • It this morning, Ashtoreth. Don t te 1 ached and throbbed with dull mi.s- candy is removed from fire. Add Price 15 Cents at more of a premium than wives. lives in jcil and such. ' ery. “ Goodness, there’s the doctor w-as, she considered a rather im me that’s the way girls talk the.se now\ W’e had the bell muffled.” butter soon after syrup begins to The papers have been fdil'. days. My word, it gave me the hor At seven o’clock ' Maizie called Name ...... pressive subject. Less practical than Maizie rubbed her eyes childishlv boil. When a soft ball is formed Traditions Die Hard with, tales of_ brid|grpojns shorthand. But ever so much smart rors . ■- . that one about the ri\e^. the doctor. A rotund little mi.n, when a few drops are tried in a I pleasantly antiseptic, w’ho held As'i- with her fists. Traditions are hard to down. We at the ‘ ■last‘‘mihute-- er. She paid $5 in advance and Godless, I call that sort of talk.” “ Won't he think I'm the old erv saucer of cold water the candy is iJlze ...... money with which to buy the ring, Ashtoreth flipped a dozen pages. toreth's wrist in one hand and his have always assumed that women bought a new fountain pen. Then baby!” , ^ . done. Remove at once from the fire furniture, and pay the minister. her interest waned and she decided “ This one, dear?” she asked. “ 1 watch in the other. And tipto^^d Address were more sought than seeking. So, presently, quite silently, out of the She w'ent to the top of the stairs. and cooi quickly without stirring. when even a new state of affairs They probably figure -that- once that street cars made her really ill. think it’s cute.” “ Como right up. doctor. Our lit When cool add vanilla and beat un they’re married, “ She” can,- 'and She read the jingle aloud room. makes this untrue, we,cling to the If onyq Monty had bee i around tle fiiii's all better!” til creamy. Add nuts and continue will, worry with the econoihics./ - with his little coupe! Ashtoreth He came again later that dav. tradition, quite accepting girls “ Labor and hoard. And when he had gone .Maizie put “ Well, well— so our patient’s out beating until mixture loses its gloss. Send your order to the ’‘ Pat offering themselves of the marriage We hear a great deal abdht wondered how she had ever felt su of the woods, is she?” Turn into a buttered dish and,cut spendthrift wives utterly devoid of perior to that car. There was, to Worry and wdd. little pieces of ice in a liandker- tern Dept., Manchester Evening market, but scoffing at a man who And the biggest reward chief and gave them to Ashtoreth He took her w'rist again. And in squares. Herald, Manchester, Conn.” does the same thing. And, because money conscience. Sometimes one be sure, an advertisement in large slid a thermometer between her Is to die in bed. to hol(i in her mouth. Finally s'le It takes longer to cook brown of the tradition, no matter how wonders if wives don’t’know "maney blue letters on the door, exhorting lips. Studied it approvingly and sugar than it does white, so if you- value more than husbands, ’ and the public to buy radios at Whit A long.time to sweat, dragged the big wing chair from many more or less moneyed mai A little while to shiver; the living room and sat beside Ash- shook it with alacrity. are in. the habit of makl.ig fudge work harder for ecbhoinic security. man’s. But Monty had covered it “ Fine! And now. Mrs. Ash” -— dens would like to negotiate for It’s all you’ll get— toreth’s bed. penouchi will require more min Fashion Plaque Rider, very few will dare. rather neatly with a piece of leath he turne ’ brisklv to Maizie • you >1 utes of boiling than the fudge. The er that snapped on and off. And Where’s the nearest river?” Time lost all significance and VIVID TOUGH importance. The doctor kept com-1 better be careful or well be having it was a nice, cozy little car. In syrup should be firm enough to pick China’s First Lady finitely preferable to stuffy old sub "Here’s another. Mother: ing. And Maizie tip-toed in and out. j you on our hands. up betw'een the fingers w^hen tried President Hoover probably will A black velvet’ gown haS ‘rduhd- "First you are hot. Cracked ice. And orange juice. And , Maizie shook her head. Her eyes in water. ing decolletage. At the xseht'er.'front ways. I were flooded with tears. And she not appoint Mrs. Hoover to his It had, really, been lots of fun Then you are cold. hot gruel. Cabinet, ’ ut the new President of three glowing red.velvrt carOAtlons And the best you have got could not trust her voice. She last winter. Especially in trospec- China, Chiang Kai, appointed Mrs. add their color. . • ’ . /■■ .' Is the fact you are old.” turned her back and blew her nose ticn. Monty used to take her to a Ashtoreth raised herself weakly violently. Then she left the roon’ . HAT CLEANING Chiang Kai-shek to sit on the Com restaurant on Huntington avenue, on one elbow. Ashtoreth shivered.. To return in a moment, smiling mittee of Yuans, the equivalent of where the waitresses dressed like “ Mother!” she cried. “ Your hair's hazily. Women can keep their felt hats one of your cabinet positions. Mrs. MRS, ADA M. French peasants. She and Mon'.y “ It’s the truth,” she said. immaculate if they brush, them But Maizie was bustling about. dark at the roots!” “ That little surprise we’ve been Chiang is a Wellesley graduate. used to go there after class. And Maizie, sitting on the side of the saving, doctor,” she said. daily and once a week go over Think of the old scare stories MERRIFIELD Ashtoreth felt like a student in the setting the table with her litth^ them with a cloth dipped in some Teacher, of green-fringed napkins and the bes. poked an invisible hairpin througi There was an enormous paper about the position of Chinese wo Latin Quarter. the sideburn that framed her left box in her arms. good cleaning fluid. Brush the nap men, then consider this step, so far Mandolin: 'Tenor Bailjo She missed Monty dreadfully. plates. Baoju-Mandolla “ What you need, young lady.” ear. (To Be Continued) carefully when dry. ahead of anything to' be expected And he had not even written! “ I haven’t touched it up,” she in our own country that we can I'enor Guitar Plectrum Banjo Nothing but a wire occasionallv, she said, "is a good hot cup of te.r Ukulele Mando-Uello and some of mother’s nice ginger murmured, “ since you’ve been sick, \ marvelous and surprising gift TIRED FEET only gasp! with a mailing address and a breezy honey.” for Ashtoreth. A nightgowm That Mandola , Ce.lIOrBiinJ* message. Every Saturday he sent bread. You work too hard, Ash toreth, and you don’t go around Ashtoreth fell back on her pil- passes through a wedding ring— in It is tremendously refreshing af Russia’s, Too! Ensemble Pitting fot? Maizie a box of glace fruits, but ter a hard day on one’s feet to soak Pupils. aizie, as she said, was no hand at enough with young folks. You’re lows. the next chapter. Speaking of First Ladies, Rus ]\I them in hot bran and soda water, sia’s rather new First Lady, Ekat . Agent Inc Gibson Insthim^ts. dry and rub with alcohol. < OdrI FertoWs?* fti deceased, Mr. Clark and children, of IN BANKRUPTCY Mrs. Grover Clark, a Bister of the JUNIOR LODGE, I. O.T. DAILY RADIO PROGRAM HEBRON Schenectady, N. Tf., were present. New Haven, Dec. 17—Portland The deceased who was a son of the Yacht Yard, Inc., of Middletown, to late Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Holbrook, day filed voluntary petition in bank IS INSTITUTED HERE 280.2—WTAM, CLEVELAND-«1070. Leading DX Stations. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McDonald, Monday, December 17. 9:30—W EAI'' family party. was a native of Hebron and spent ruptcy in Unltqd States District An hour of wcred, choral music, 10:30—Studio recital. 405.2— WSB, A TLA N TA -740. accompanied by James Flanagan Court here through Minns S. Cor 9:30—W E.\F family pan.v. the early years of his life here. He ‘■opriaU to tho C^Utmaa season, 12:3(1—Dance prog’-am. and Miss Johanna Evans, all of was 56 years of age. Being afflicted nell, Jr., treasurer of the corpora The first meeting bf the Junior 399.8— W eX -W JR , DETROIT—760. 11:45—Brown’s dance oicliesira. Hartford, spent Tuesday evening as lie presentod by the famous I>ay- 7:80—Roxy will) WJZ. 283.3— KYW, CHICAGO—1020. with a hopeless mental disease he tion. Liabilities total $36,891 of Lodge of the International Order of ..'cstmlnster choir. In the family 8:30—Minstrel men’s program. 8:00—Orchestra, studio program. guests at the home of Mrs, Mc had been an inmate of the State which $10,000 is in a motgage hem Temperance was held at Orange bail lo be broadcast by and 499.7—W TIC, HARTFORD—600. 9:30—W JZ real folks hour. Donald’s relatives, Mr. and Mrs. by the Middletown National Bank, on Saturday night. The executive I stattone at 8:80 Monday night, 8:00-WEAF prograniB Cihi hrs.) 10:30—Male qu artet, orchestra. hospital :’t Norwich for many years. choir consists of 60 mixed voices 422.3—WOR, NEW ARK—710. 11:00—W JZ Slum ber music, Frederick A. Rathbun. and assets amount to $31,424.. chairs were filled by Herbert r the direction of John Finley 7:00—Levltow’s orchestra: lledera 12:00—Uptown hour; orchestra. Miss Mildred Hough and Miss Brandt, Chief Templar; Dexter Pe .liamsoB. They sing without instru- 8:00—United Choral singera . 1:00—Insomnia Club orchestra. Helen Adams, teachers in the Marl AUTO VICTm DIES terson, ’Vice Templar; Chaplain, 389.4— WBBM, CHICAGO—770. , •oiitai accompaniment, specializing in 8:30—Courier popular hour. borough grade schools, were dinner THOUGHT HE WAS HOME Erik Modean; Past Vice Templar, uymnal selections. “Chick" Meehan, 9:00—Compositions of Paul Lincke. 9:00—Little Buster’s program. Port W ashington, N. Y., Dec. 17 head coach of tho New York Univer 9:3D—Jubilee featu re hour. 10:30—Lombardo’s Royal Canadians. guests at the home of Miss Hough’s Viola Larson; Marshal, Elsie sity's powerful football team, and Ken 10:00—T he A dventurer's program . 1:00—Two dance orchestras. sister, Mrs. Maurice Keefe, on Wed —Ellsworth Reynolds, a driver for New York.—Reuben Lounes, 62, Brandt; Vice Marshal, Sylvia John Strong, all-American halfback, will be 344.5— W ENR, CHICAGO—870. 10:30-'Ihirty Minute men. nesday, after spending the after the North Shore Bus,Company is who comes from South Carol’na, son; Secretary, Ruth Wogman; Vice tho speakers during the boys' program 11:05—H enderson’s dance orchestra. 8:15—Farmer Rusk’s talk. held on a second degree manslaguh- “where we go huntin’ anytime and’ to be radiated by tho WKAP chain at 11:30—T he W itching hour. 12:00—Studio feature program. noon at the teachers’ meeting at the Secretary, Mildred Swanson; Inner DRY GINGER ALE 254.1—W JJD , CHICAGO—1180. ter charge, today as a result of the anywhere we want to,” wanted to 6:30. The famous N. Y. U.’s band 302.8—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—990. Jagger School. Guard, Herbert Anderson. will add color to the program. Roxy 7:00—Ix)we’s dance orchestra. 8:30—Dance orchestra; trio. death in North Community hospital do some hunting. He oiled up his The meeting was run off as and BUS Gang will feature Harold Vah 7:30—W JZ Roxy and Gang. 9:00—Mooseheart hour; songs. The’ schedule for helpers at the 11:05—O rchestra; m ystery three. of Wilfred Delong of Danbury, trusty rifle and went out to Central though veterans were in charge. A For Christmas Xhiaes, tenor. In WJZ’s program at 9:00—Studio m usical program . well child conferences held bi Conn. Delong was injured when 7:80 . He wlU be supported by vocal lO:00—A ndrew ’s troubadours orchestra 416.4— W ON-W LIB, CHICAGO—720. monthly at the Congregational Park to bag some bears. A stray class of nine candidates were ini and Instrumental soioista and ensem 11:00—Memorial organ recital. 9:00—W EA F a rtists parly. his truck was overturned by Rey shot hit Greanino Garcia. An un tiated into the lodge, the initiation sLsk your grocer or druggist bles. At the same time the Madrigai 454.3—W EA F, NEW YORK—660. 10:30—Violinist, hungry quintet. church parlors at Hebron Center is 11:S0'>-Baritone, orchestra; dreams. nolds’ bus. obliging cop hauled Lounes to the' also being conducted by the young for a supply of the big five mixed quartet will harmonize for lis 6:30—“Chick” Meehan, N. Y. U. as follows: February, Miss Clarissa Reynolds is to be arraigned to teners of WQY. All the folks at coach, and Ken Strong, all- 12:15—'Fhree dance orchestras. Pendleton, Mrs. Fitch N. Jones, for jug where, to the southern gentle people. glass bottles of zestful New Thompkin’s Corners are agog over the American halfback. 344.6—W LS. CHICAGO—870. morrow morning before city Judge man’s disgust, he was told there After the meeting refreshments news that oil has been struck in meir 7:45—Harmony team; scrap book. histories and recording; April, Mrs. gate Dry Ginger .\le. It will 8:00—F eatu re nour wriii tenor, con William Cocks, Jr. Paul Temper was no hunting allowed in Central were served in ^he basement. community. A meeting has been ar tralto, male quartet, orchestra. 8:10—Angelus; singing party. F. N. Jones, Mrs. Howard O. of Bayville, L. I., who was with add to .jour Christmas cheer ranged in the Grange Hall, the de- 8:30—G vpsies dance orchestra. 9:00—W ater w itches; concerL Park. taila of which will make up the pro 9:30—Family party featuring Dayton 10:30—Hippodrome: popular program. Thompson: June, Mrs. H. O. Delong and who was slightly In — ft’s fine alone or as a nii.x- 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—670. gram to go on the air at 9:30 over the Woctniinster choir. Thompson, Mrs. Carlton H. Jones; jured is held as a, material witness. Rheumatism is responsible for AVJZ network. Other highlights for 10:30—Grand opera, "L ucia di L am 9;0D—WOR programs (2 hrs.) August, Mrs. Carlton H. Jones, er. Be sure it’s Newgate, Monday night are compositions of Paul m erm ore." 11:15—Concert orchestra, pianist. one-sixth in men and one-seventL pure, wholesome, delicious. Lincke through tho Columbia system 393.5—WJZ, NEW YORK—760. 12:00—Two dance orchestras. Mrs. Claude W. Jones: October, in women, of the total period dur at 9, “The Spanish Serenade," a con 6:0u—Kolfe’s dance orchesLra. 288.3— WFAA, DALLAS—1040. Mrs. Claude W. Jones, Miss Gladys HOLD TWO SUSPECTS ing which sickness and disable Are Your Newgate for Cliristmas! cert for Latln-Araorican listeners 6:45—Sporting paga talk. 9:00—(’line’s dance orchestra. Hough: December, Miss Gladys through KTHS at 10, and the grand '7:00—Musical travelogue. 11:00—Belcanto m ale qu artet, ment benelflts is paid in England. Retallers^Call ' Thomp- opera “Lucia di Lammermore” through 7:3D—Roxy and His Gang w ith H ar 8:30—W E.\F programs (2V6 hrs.) Hough, Mrs. Randall Tennant. The Stam ford, Dec., 17 — Em anuel ■\VB.\F and allied stations half an hour old Van Duzee, tenor. 299.8— w o e , DAVENPORT—lOOa conference dates is the fourth Tues Lina of Falmouth, Mass,, and Wal-' souville 228-2, reverse the later. 8:30—Duo, music, dialogue. 10.(111—Travel lecture. day of every other month, a doctor ter Hammond of Erie, Pa., each Windows charges— prompt deliveries I ■ . . 9:00—Neapolitan inghts. 12:00—-A. studio party. armed with a revolver, were arrest always. Black face type Indicates best features 9:30—Thompkins Corner’s real folks 361.2—KOA, DENVER—830. and nurse from the state board of I- I — have an oil boom. 8:30—O rchestra; m usic pirates. health in attendance for physical ed In separate cars here today. Lina Ail pFOCTftmt Kastern Standard Time. 10:00—Meyer-Davis orchestra, 374.5— W BAP, FORT W ORTH—800. examination of children. told police they had driven from Clean For The 11:00—Slumber music. 8:30—Musical programs (3’^ hrs.) California and had revolvers for COMPLETE NEWGATE GINGER ATE Leading Bast Stations. 491.5—W IP, PH ILA D ELPH IA —510. 12:15—Theater entertainment. A pansy in full bloom and others 7:45—Jerrle Meyer ensemble. 400—PW X, HAVANA—750. budded may be seen in the out door protection. Lina had a phonograph RADIO SERVICE 9:00—M usical m ilitary parade. ® CO. c? 272.6—WPC, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 9:00-^Concert orchestra, soloists. flower garden of Mrs. Randall Ten- and pawn tickets. Both men were S:30—Honolulu duo; musical jays. 10:00—'rh ree dance orchestras. 10:00—Studio m usical program . held for investigation. Free Tube resting. Holidays? THOMPSONVILLE 9:30—concert orchestra; soprano. 535.4— W LIT, PH ILA D ELPH IA —560. 475.9—WOS, JE FFER SO N CITY—630. nanti Reports of dandelions in blos General Hepairiiig Ii:l0—Two dance orchestras. 9:30—W EA F fam ily party. 10:00—Christian College program. som are received almost daily. 288—WBAU BALTIMORE—1060. 10:30—WEAF grand opera. 11:00—Cholly Storm's orchestra. Aathorized ^ We are in a position to clean 7:00—Soprano and planisL 11:00—S m ith's Symphony orchestra. 491.5— W DAF, KANSAS CITY—610. Helen Luella, the Infant (laugh Sales and Service for your windows in cold as well as 7:30—WJZ programs (1V4 hrs.) 305.9— KDKA, PITTSBU RG H —S80,. ii:30—W EAF program s (1% hrs.) ter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen W. H. Ma.je.stic Atwater-Kent 9:00—String quartet, baritone. 6:30—D inner dance orchestra. 10:30—Sunny Jim; Amos ’n’ Andy; Sterry is afflicted with ^ touch of) lu- grip wEirm weather. 9:30—WJZ real folks. 7:00—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) 12:45—N ighthaw k frolic. Check before it starts. Kolster Kadlol^ 10:00—Marylander's orchestra, baritone 10:00—Don B estor’s orchestra. 468.5— KFI. LOS ANGELES—64a the prevailing grip cold. Rub on—inhale vapors Eveready 243.8—WNAC, BOSTON—1230. 245.8—WCAE, PITTSBURGH—1220. 11:00—Symphonette; violinist. At the meeting of the Bible class Manchester- Window 7:11—Amos *n* Andy; talk. 7:00—Bass and pianist. 1:00—Concert orchestra. held Thursday evening at the home 7:30—Singer's recital. 7:30—A ddress; Uncle Gimbee. 365.6— W HAS, LOUISVILLE—820. F Cleaning Co. steam boilers have been made’,'^‘" 8:00—WOB programs (3 hrs.) 8:00—WEAF programs (2V5 hrs.) 8:00—Studio musical program. of Mr. and Mrs. Loren M. Lord, VICKS KEMP^S 11:00—Meyer Davis' Jazz band. 360.7—WHAM. ROCHESTER—1150. 9;3n_WEAF programs (2 hrs.) the study of the book of Isaiqh was 701 Main St. Tel. 733 which will withstand a pressur^'’f'"JJ, 12:00—Gallagher’s dance orchestra. 9:00—Ladies vocal trio. 370.2—W CeO, MINN., ST. PAUL—810. completed. The class will omit its OvmrSil iof one thousand pounds. 645.1— WGR. BUFFALO—550. 0:30—W JZ real folks. 9:00—Wilfahrt’s dance orchestra. 8:00—WKAF programs (4 hrs.) 10:00—Sm ith’s Cavaliers orchestra. 9:30—W EA F family party. meeting next week. The book of 12:10—Buffalo organ recital. 379.5— WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. 10:00—Hamline University hour. Micah will be taken up for study o VJ 333.1— WMAK, BUFFALO—900. 11:55—Tim e; w eather: m a rk e ta 11:05-Walter Mallory, tenor. 7:30—WOY mixed quartet. G:00—Stocks; farm forum. 270.1— WRVA. RICHMOND—1110. ( next. 9:00—WOK programs (3 hrs.) 6:30—WEAF programs (1 hr.) 6:30—T rio; w ishing well. Dorothy Gray, daughter of Mr. 11;0S—Tiro dance orchestras. 7:30—Madrigal mixed quartet. 3:00—W EA F fea tu re concert. and Mrs. Harold Gray, is taking 428.3—WLW, CINCINNATI—700. 1:00—W EA F program s (216 hrs.) 8:30—James string quarteL "’.Q 5:00—“W." “L." and “W." 10:30—Sax S m ith's Cavaliers. 9:15—History programs; artists, p’ano lessons in Willimantic week 9U10—WJZ real folks. 225.4—WHAZ, TROY—1300. n :00—Richmond dance orchestra. ly. 10:00—Deuces wild; orchestra. 8:00—Samararg Instrumentalists. 440.9—KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—680. A meeting of the Girls’ 4-H club 11:00—W JZ Slum ber m usic. 0:30—O rchestra, songs, trio. 12:30—N. B. C. programs. 12:00-i-0rche8tra; duo; orchestra. 10:05—C hristm as m usical program . 1:00—V ariety program , artists. was held Friday afternoon at the' Secondary Eastern Stations. Secondary DX Stations. home of Miss Marion Tennant. Mrs. Allen W. H. Sterry was present in T 508.2—WEEI. BOSTON—590. 348.5—WABC, NEW YORK—860. 319—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—940. 7:30—.lackson’s harmony boys. 8:00—Studio entertainment. 11:00—Gillette bears. her capacity of leader, and Mr. 8 :0 0 -WHIAF programs (2% hrs.) 0:00—Studio musical program. 1:00—.4,mos ’n’ Andy, comic teara.^ Gaylord of the Farm Bureau Ex lO.'.lO—Hector's dance orchestra. U:00—Arcadia dance orchestra. 2:1.5—Las.sen concert frolic. 545.1—WKRC. CINCINNATI—550 . 296.9—W HN. NEW YORK—1010. 299.8— WHO, DES MOINES—1000. tension service attended the busi 8:00—Instrumental program. 8:00—D inner dance orchestra, 7:30—Farm ing feature hour. ness meeting wbi'^h came before 9:0(L—WOK program s (2 hrs.) 8:30—Radio movie club. 0:00—Little Symphony orchestra. the social hour. Refreshments of 12:00—Dance or^ estra. 9:00—SL Nicholas boxing bouts. 11:0.5—Sheasby’s dance band. 374.8—WSAI. CINCINNATI—SOO. 9:30—SL N icholas boxing bouts. 238—WJAX, JACKSONVILLE—1260. cake, cocoa and sandwiches were 9:30—WE.AF family party. 272.6— W LW L. NEW YORK—1100. 9:011—Instrumental trio. served. 10:30—W KAF grand opera. 7:00—Book club hour. 11:00—Concert program . A class in the study of Hebrew 216.7—WHK, CLEVELAND—1390. 7:30—Tenor; book suggestion. 333.1— KH J, LOS ANGELES—900. 8:30—WOR programs (2% hrs.) 7:45—D upre ensemble. 12:00—Studio m usical program . and Jewish language, religion and 11:00—Amos 'n' Andy, comic team. 525—WNYC, NEW YORK—570. 1:00—Dance orchestra. historical traditions has been form 11:15—Popular pop purveyors 7:3.5—Air college lectures; songs, 374.a—KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—800. ed, meeting weekly on Sundays 325.9—WWJ, DETROIT—920. 8:30—Board ol Education talk. 10:00—T he Spanish serenade. 7:30—Barium orchestra; artlsL 434.5—CNRO, OTTAW A—690. 11:15—Piano, bass, violin, piano. from 2 to 4 p. m., at the home of 8:00—WEAF programs (3’/* hrs.) 8:00—Dinner dance orchestra. 12:15—Studio specialties. Mrs. Morris Rackmiiowitz. The 410.7—CFCF, MONTREAL—730. 8:55—Classic trio; mixed quarteL 461.3— WSM, NASHVILLE—€50. class numbers about eleven mem 9:00—Toronto programs (2 hrs.) 9:45—Symphon.v orche.stra; reqiie.sls 9:(i()—Craig’s dance orchestra. S:00—t'armdian mu.ilfal review. 315.6— WRC. W ASHINGTON—950. 9:30—W EA F family party .. bers, from the Jewish families of 10:30—CoUiratura soprano, orchestra. r e e t i n c n ;(in —.Inok Kiosl'a rn lri iHinmeiiL 8:30—\VKAI>’ pidgiam.s (21,2 hrs.) the community. Dr. Gerschonoff of C ^ ^ ^ 12:00—Denny’s dance orchestra. __ Ii;UU—W JZ Sluuib(yr m usic. 11:00—Songs and stories. Hartford has'charge of the class in This year you can buy all your holiday. A & P stores have everything you need— Hebrew, and Miss Anna Epstein -of foods at one store. No need to tramp from fruits, nuU, figs, dates, candies, imported Amston is treasurer, each member SHIP OP THE DESERT of the class paying a small sum for ’’ store to store. A & P has everything you and^lomestic luxuries—the most complete OUTSIDE FIRE DISTRICT Berlin.—An invention of Dr. Instruction. need at typically low A & P prices. assortment of the finest quality foods. Bischoff, German engineer, if , The Younger Boys’ club held WTIC BURNSIDE HOUSE BURNS proven practical, will eventually their weekly meeting at the honie U. S. GOV’T GIIADED “U. S. PRIME” supplant the camel as a means of of Mr. and Mrs. Allen W. H. Sterry Pure Pastry conveyance across the Sahara Friday evening. A social hour was Travelers Insurance Co. desert. The new method of locomo j Company Can’t Answer Alarm enjoyed. TURKEYS Hartford tion is a gigantic "desert liner,” i So Vacant House on Ken Funeral services were held for L ard F lo u r 130 feet long, 42 feet high and 26 the late John Holbrook on Satur Srwtc-tchite lard AT ALL A & P MEAT MARKETS 535.4 m. 560 k. c. m For yoiir finest nedy Street Goes Up feet wide, propelled on four wheels day at 2 p. m., at the Hebron Cen The best shortening LEAVE YOUR ORDER NOW Flames. driven by two Diesel motors of,450 ter Congregational church. The Christmas baking Program lor Jlonday horsepower. There are four decks Rev. John Deettr officiated as 24»tBBAa 8 T e "It’s a good point for consolida to the ship, and 12,000 miles can clergyman. Interment was in the Christmas Delicacies 6:05 p. m.—Summary of pro tion” 5vas persistently heard as be covered without taking on fresh family lot at St. Peter’s cemetery. 5 LB BAG gram. crowds gathered at the ruins of a stores. 6,: 13 p. m.—"Mother Goose”— four room, two story house on Ken nedy street, Burnside yesterday af NONE SUCH. Old fashioned! Bessie Lillian Taft. y 6:25 p. m.—^News Bulletins. ternoon, which was still smoldering PKGS 6:30 p. m.-—Gilbert’s Sports Talk after a fire that started about 11 Mince Meat 2 for Boys froru N, B. C. Stu o’clock Friday night. The house dies. was allowed to burn as it was “out Christmas OCEAN SPRAY L Cape Cod! Christmas 7:00 p. m.—Mutual Savings side of the fire district.” The house was one of the oldest on Kennedy I HOME VARIETY STORE RANBERRY CANS Banks Hour from N, B, C. Studios. street, in East Hartford, a street Suggestions C SAUCE Suggestions that turns to the west at Devitfs 7:30 p. m.—Station WCAC will DROMEDARY — Golden Hallowi! broadcast on this same fre corner and conies out at the Burn 8 \ side mills, a road once used as the quency until 8 p. m. Butter lb 53c PKG Stuffed Olives 4ozjar 25c 8:00 p. m.— “The Voice of Fire main travel to Hartford by South Dates stone" from N. B. C. Studios. Manchester people but one now sel TOY w m 8:30 p. m.—A. & P. Gypsies from dom used. Sweet Gder gal jug 39c DEL MONTE! Queen Olives 4ozjar 19c N. B. C. Studios. The fire was discovered shortly Seeded .9:30 p, m.—General Motors Fam after 11 o’clbek Friday night bad a OP PKGS Sweet Pickles qt 39c ily Party from N. B. C. Stu call was sent to the East Hartford O’Keefe’s bot 10c Ridsitts dios. fire department for help. When a BELUS POULTRY fire occurs outside of the district Clicquot 2bou .29c PicMes 10:30 p. m.‘—Howard Correct there must be a guarantee of $75 PKG Time. News and W eather before the apparatus is moved and DEPARTMENT Seasomng Sour Pickles Bulletins. although '.be members of the Burn C & C 23c ' California soft-shelled! side company were notified they Moved to Old Location in the could not go out as the fire district Pickles line ends about 1,500 feet from the Baker’s Choc’late cate 20c LB Burnside fire house and this fire Walnuts AMAZING MYSTERY BUCKLAND BLOCK Dill Pickles qt 33c was 3,000 feet further out. Even Swansdown Floiur pkg 35c A & P. Deliciously flavoriJ! the offer of a payment which was Corner North Main and North School Streets. made over the telephone was not DRAMA AT STATE q considered so the house burned Baker’s Coconut pkg lOq Currants PKG Cinnamon ground IO down. Santa Claus will be present each afternoon from 3 :30 The house was owned by Michael White, properly aged! Clove sxound 2-ozpkg 9c If you knew law, if you were a Lata of Tolland street. Burnside, to 4 o’clock and each evening from 7 :30 to 8 o’clock. Common lb 18c toaster criminologist, and you were,' and "was occupied until about four DAISY LB ^possessed with the idea of being months ago by Michael Mascanni Ass’t De Luxe pkg 29c Cheese Ginger sioand 2 oz pkg 9c capable of committing a "perfect Everything in Toys Other Christmas and his family, since which time it Glace peel —fine quality! crime,” would you try it? has been unoccupied. There is no Mustard p a n a d pVg 7o If you had committed the "per Tricycles .. $3.00 to $20.00 Stuffed Dates lb 29c hydrant near at hand that could Gifts for the LB fect crime” and some Innocent man be used, but it is claimed that a I AA Wagons . .. .$2.75 to $6.50 Citron ground was about to hang, would you be chemical stream would have saved Whole Family Layer Figs lb 19c Nutm eg 10c brave enough to confess your guilt? the greater part of the structure Kiddie Kars $1.85 to $3.00 Walnuts, Filberts, Almonds, Brasils! E ducator These are but two of the intense had -the response been made when Toasterettes pkg 25c 1 fl ly interesting questions which ars the call went in. Baby Walkers . .$4.50 to $6 Electrical Gifts Walnut Meats 3 c* tin 23c answered in the amazing mystery M araschino Flatirons, Toasters, Curling Mixed Nuts drama, "The Perfect Crime,” whicn WILT ED BY AERI.AL These walkers are con Potatoes 15 lbs 21c The healthful loaf with the fine flavor! Cherries Sozjar 15c is scheduled for showing at the Cleveland.—While erecting a structed with detachable Irons, Waffle Irons, Perco State Theater tomorrow and Wed handles so that they can btf LARGE nesday. radio aerial in his back ^yard, lators, Floor Lamps, Bridge Cranberries lb 21c LOAF The picture, an FBO special fea Ernest Savasinni was electrocuted. wheeled on the street. Bread U^EAT CIGARETTES turing Clive Brook, Irene Rich and He and his son were attaching a Lamps. The loaf with the **home-baked!* flavor! .(1 Tully Marshall, was written partic long iron post to the roof of the G am es...... lOc-to $2.00 Cranberry Sauce 9c 15c brands 3 pkgs 35c ularly as a vehlcl for that splendid ga; :.j when it fcH a ross high ten LARGE I r sion wires. . Children’s Desks,.. 39c up GIFTS FROM OUR LOAF trio of stars by William Le Baron. Bread N He seized upon this modern theme Baby Dolls, very special HOUSEWARE’S DEPT. as the subject for a stirring play at .....'...... 59c and the direction of Bert Glennon Including Aluminuware, tells the story in Its entirety. Other Dolls. •. 39c to $4.00 TEA “ A'-sS? Glassware, Crockery, Rugs .- er Clive Brooks reaches histrionic Radiola 18 8 Light Mazda Xmas Tree peaks in this picture which re C©. ,, , O u tfits...... $1.89 and Vacuum Cleaners. & IPACitefe vealed his ability more forcefully A. C. OPERATED. than In any other picture be has done for a long time. Xmas Ti’ee Light Bulbs, Ingersol Watches Irene Rich, ever a popular attrac 10c, 3 for 25c $1.50 to $10.00 tion on the screen, plays the fem inine lead opposite Brook. Others in Also Mechanical Toys Gifts for the the cast are selected from a choice $95.00 list of film favorites. That Work. Whole Family The'co-feature for tomorrow and t Wednesday Is "Sally’s Shiiulders,” Phone for a demonstration. starring beautiful Lois Wilson. Place your order at once for Hundreds of local people will re this popular set. member this fascinating story when It ran serially in the Manchester HOME VARIEn STORE "J\ Herfid. ^ o e of Its wistfulness and .3^7; charm has been lost in its transla M*ARK HOLMES, Prop. tion to the screen by FBO. Alfred A. Grezel The latest MOM otMlties reel will 251 North Main Street. Manchester be shown In conjunction with the I. JIO two features. Main St., Opposite Park St., N I 1 < ' •i.47' HEfiALU-, SOUTH MANUHES.TER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1928. Concentrate Your Efforts-Use the$e Colamns And Gain The Profitable Results You Want --— ^ ;------— ^ 23 Legal Notices Want Ad Luformatlon Lost and Found Repair log HE MUST HAVE THOUGHT scow DRIVING SAVES AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD THE LIGHTS FIREFLIES LOST—SM.\T.L DOG, tan with white,I SEWING MACHINE repalririp of all at Manchester, within and for the Manchester marUingrs. Long: body, short ‘ legs, ** mattes, oils. ne«|Ile$.and supplies. Tl. District of Manchester, on the 15th. He emerged on Main street part beagle, sliort hair. Name Bud AV. Garrard. 37 Edward street. Tel. day of December. A. D., 1928. CARS THAT COLUDE dy. T.icen.se tag No. ;’.(i409. Please 715. . . Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., somewhere in the vicinity oN Evening Herald notify Lill.a Hayes. 913 Spruce street. Jud.g Hazel street, turneci. around two- 'I’el. H03-4. lieward. PHONOGRAPHS, : vacuum cleaner, Phone Your Want Ads Estate of Alice V. Loomis late of or three times to orientate him Classified Advertisements clock repairing, key fitting, g:un apd Manchester. In said District, deceased. Little Damage in East Center self and then started along the l o s t —BRACELET somewhere on lock smithing.: Braithw^U*. 52 Pearl The Administratrix having exhibit Street Collision; Knocked -ount .U averag* Main street or in Montgomery street. To The ed her administration account with business section bound for the Down, Refuses Aid. Initials. “ rd and compound AVard's store. Finder please return said estate to this Court for allow terminus or other points south.- to I'i Church street or call 14S-4. Re- ance it is wor*ds‘'arrU "word3. Minimum cost Is Help Wapi.ed—-remale 8 ? Carrying one of those one wa rd. ORDERED:— That the 22nd day of An automobile driven by Harry price of three lines. ^ December, A. D.. 1928, at 9 o’clock, sided loads the man kept bearing L.OST— .A PLATINUM dinner ring, AALANTED—AV'OMAN ' to do cleaning forenoon, at tho Probate Office, in to the right. Result— he bumped Radding and owned by A^on Rad- Une rates per day for transient mariiuis diamond with pointed ends. one or two days a week. Telephone said Manchester, be and the same is into four or five Christmas tree's ding of 1.40 Summit street, collided 1105-J. ing Herald nds. .. . 2 small diamonds surrounded by 24 assigned for a hearing on the allow with a car driven by Alfred Bray Effective Slarcli 17. ^ diamond cliips. Reward. Tel. 1437. ance of said administration account in succession. He tried to keep Cash Oharae AA-ANTED— WOMEN and girls- . to with .said estate, and this Court di away from them but he could of Coventry at noon Saturday. Both I ( ctsl 9 cts a Consecutive Days woVk in shade grown tobacco ware- rects the Administratrix to give pub not. cars were proceeding west on East :t Consecutive Days ..j j» ;ts| U cts LOST—SPARE TIRE and rlin. 33 by liouse. K. S. Falk. Manchester.’ Pub lic notice to all persons interested Finally at Bissell street where Center stree . As they npared 5. I'Miidor please call 34(i(i-AA\ lic AA'arehouse, Apcl Place, Manches therein to appear and bo bear'd there Spruce street Bray started to make ’ An'ordVrs'for’lVrVaular inserMon? ter. on Iiy publishing a copy of this order a particularly large pair of trees Call 664 in some newspaper having a circula are bound around the pole, the a left turn into Spruce street, wmU V A nnounceuients 12 Situations Wanted— Feniale 8S tion in said District, on or before drunk became entangled in the swinging wide in the street, and rtav'^^dverMslna elven npon reoueat. ------December 17, 192S and by posting a was struck by the Radding car. The '’ ^dc ordered tor hree ^r six da vs | s t i.; A MS H I P TICKETS—all parts ot Antx Ask for “Bee’ branches. Getting out into ths PRACTICAL NURSE will'care for In copy of tills order on the public sign and s'.M.ned before the third fifth i the world. Ask tor sailing lists and post in the Town where the deceased clear again, he scratched his damage was slight as both cars iliv will bo charged onlv for the ec , rales. Phone J50-2. Robert J. Smith. fants in her own home by hour, day last dwelt, five days before said day head, a blank look came into his were traveling slowly.' The accident tnal number of times the ad i lOOlt Main street. or week. Box N, in care of Herald. Tell Her What You Want of hearing and return make to this eyes and hie -was heard to mut was investigated by Lieutenant Bar Court. cd. Charging '«• " Y h^mnde i AVOMAN WOULD like to do light ter: ron and no arrests were made. es r.r refunds can he made AutnmoDlles for Sale 4 AVILLIAM S. HY’DE no allowan ads stopped after toe housework and cooking, whole or She will take your ad. help you word It for best results, “ Losht! Losht! in a beautiful John Anderson, who makes his on ■ T 11 m6 Judge. part time. Inquire 104 North Mam aud see that it is prpperly Inserted. ilUl will be mailed H-12-17-2S. forest.” home at the Edgewood House on t t f h H .-1 V SPECIAL SALE street. Telephone 9DS-3 after 6 p. m. No “ tin forbids": display Hues not same day allowing you until seventh day after insertion ■3t>- Center street, was knocked down by r,i3S Studebaker Regal Commander an automobile owned Bud driven by Tli*=‘ Mera)<1 win not Sedan. Original cond.ition, same as Poultry and Supplies 48 to take advantage ot the CASH RATE. f,r more than rpe I n c o r r e c t Inser, Ion new. Driven less than SOOO miles. PRINCE HENRY OF FRAICE Alexander McBride of 128 Summer of anv advertisement Cost" $lS(iO. .Aly price 51050. MAKING NEW YEAR’S EVE EAGER FOR ARMY PLACE street in front of the home of Frank i.'Tp th«t« 'HP time. Late 1937 Liltle JIarmon eight Edmunds on 'West Center street m sedan, driven less than 70u0 miles. Al FOH s a l e — GE_ESE, 621 Hartford The Inadvetter: omission °f ' b ^ * Road. Phone 37-3. Saturday night, at 9:30. Anderson re,.. nuM\ca.|-.p of ndverttslr.g ^ “ most same .as new, sold to settle es RESERVATIONS AT BOND Paris— Prince Henry of France, re.'tmed onlv by c.incenHtb.n Of 'be tate. Cost over 53300. My price 510U0. son of the pretender the Due de refused medical attention and 48 cliarga msade for tho service rendered .\ re.al opportunity. Articles for Ssle Guise has just reached military age, would not go to a doctor’s office 1!'37 Hupmobile Six sedan, driven Apartments, Flats. Tenements 6U Honses for Sale but as one of the royal exiles he or the hospital, 'declaring that he All advertlseiiients must conform 13.ii'Jii miles, exceptional value 50S5. FOR SALE— CHOICE Christmas trees. tgraphv with Already Indications Are That was uninjured although he ivas cut In S'vie coiiv and ivp 193U Chr.vsler Alode! 71) Royal Balsam and Spruce, 75c to $1.50. is forbidden to join the colors'. hv fbo piiM'sh- Crown sedan, exceptional condition, Fo r r e n t — 5 r o o m tenement, all FOR SALE— EIGHT ROOM bung.nlow. This annoys the Prince. In a on the knees. Sergeant John Crock 1 egt.la t lon,« enfon-ed Orders delivered free. John McCon- •modern improvements, steam lieat, fire place, single garage, cbicken 2,000 Will Celebrate at Hart ers ind 'hev reserve the right ro ville. 7 Wiiidemere street. Tel. 1640. coop, lot 70 ft. front, near school and written statement he professed in ett investigated. edit, revise nr relect anv copy con- i;'37 Chrysler 50 coach, excellent 533. 395 North 5Iain street. Manches ford Hotel This Y^ear* comlition. 53.''5. ter. Phone. 967-5. ______only stone’s throw from Senator tense eagerness to enter the Army gi.lere.t oblect Ion a hie. Smith’s Elizabeth Park development. CI-tiSIN'', HOiiKS--«Ta8Sifietl eds l:i3i’i SUidebaker Standard mohair Electrical Appliances— Radio 40 merely to serve France and not F bR ■r e n t —SIX ROOM tenement at Price onky $6409. Easy terms. In In planning to entertain two PASTOR AVAKES CUPID ‘ to be published same day must be le .sedan, rare value 5450. • quire Clias. J. Strickland, 168 Main in preparation for a mythical day .•elved bv 12 o’clock nooo Saturdays DucUin.gliam’s Select Used Oars FREED-EISHMANN 5 tube radio 25 Clinton street, with all modenr thousand people at the Hotel Bond, Improvements. Call S67. street. Phone 1727-3. when the House of Orleans will be 10:30 a m. 725 Main Street. with wet B batteries $25. 5 tube Los- Hartford, on New Year’s Eve, London.— Cupid has returned to o-Dyiie radio, speaker, large A bat restored. East Hartford, Conn. FOR RENT— ON BIDWELL street. FOR SAI-E— WASHINGTON street, Harry S. Bond, managing director He announced, therefore, that he South Minims, a Middlesex village, Telephone Your Want Ads tery and charged $^0. Crosley 3 tube brand new six 'oom Colonial, oak set witti A battery and speaker $15. 10 minutes frorn school, church and of The Bond, urges everyone in whose vicar had lamented the lack USED CARS bus or trolley, five rooms. 1st floor finors tbrougbout. tire place, tile has created a scholarship to be Ads are accepted over ;he telephone ri3ii Ford Coupe— 5 1 .AO, Also now Majesties, Crosleys and tending to join the Bond party, to of marriages. The love birds began of bouse, water, lights, 2 set tubs, bath, large corner lot Price right. awarded annually to a cadet of the at the CKAHCE KAl’E =rtven ab..ve 1930 Ford Sedan — 52im'i. Atwater-Kents. make reservations at once. a,, a convenience t.-, adverMsHrs. 1 u' .:furnace and, bath room. Barn, gar- Terms Call Arthur A. Knofla. Tele- government military school. cooing shortly after Rev. Allen 1 930 Ford 'rouring— Sl.AO. WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE Dho'11 7S2-2. 876 Main street. At this early date, more than the CA.'^H KAl’ KS will be accebtefi as 1935 Ford Fordor—$1 75. 17-Dak Street. 'den. garuo®' poultry house, more Hay’s appeal and the tvhole town F'UI L Pa Y.MKN'1’ If paid at the busi land if desired $30. Also second ,loor. eight hundred reservations have turned out recently to witness the ■•‘nth 1 93 4 F'T cI Coupp— 5611. four rooms, toilet and store toorn. FOR SAl.E—.lilST OFF East Center South Carolina, in 17S7, passed ness office on or before the se 19 33 I'^ord Coacli—$5ii. street, nice 6 room home, fire place, been made which indicates that a law classing actors as vagrants. first wedding in IS months. fliv folb.vvlne the first Insertion 01 'rouring:— 575. p'uei and Feed 4UrA Water and one wash tray, lights, c n A K*; I* 1933 Ford and garage $15. Phone 2-1. oak floors and trim. 2 car garage, this will be the biggest New Year’s each ad. otherwise 'he 1 93 5 Hup Touring:— 52iii'i. garden- No .Manchester. ______high elevation. Owner says sacrifice. Eve party ever held at the Hotel KATE will be collected 1 924 Usso:: Touring'—$75. FOR SALE—SKASONbJU r.ard wopd, Price ver.v low. Small amount cash, bility for errorfe in 4 GliP'rrolpf Touring— stove length $12.00 a cord. O- H. Bond. The celebrants on this pc- th.lr accuracy 1 793 FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenemr at mortgages arranged. Call Arthur A. will assiin)»=*f1 and 1933 Ford r.iglit Delivpry Whlpplpple. telephone 222^ ev,et).lnKS- Knofla. Telephone 782-2. 875 Main casion will have the choice of loca cannot be guaranteed. 561 Main street, all improvementj. • • • 1922 N.ush Toil ring— $ 150. street. tions in the Bond ballroom, the Manclipster Motor Sales FOR SALE—ST.AB wpod. Otoye Inquire 41 Russell street.______length, fireplace wood 6 to U dollars main dining room, the grill room, Index of Classifications 1009 Main St. Tel. 740 FOR RENT— 6 ROOM t ^ ’ ment on . Dennis P. Coleman. Mgr. a truck load. V- Flrpo, 116 Wflls Legal Notices 7 » the Salon de Danse, the messanine We Offer - You Choose Fvening Herald Want Ads ate now street, Phpne 1466-W and 3634-1$. Pearr street, all Improvements. In quire at 1S6 Pearl street. Phone floor, the main lobby or in private Only S500 cash gives warrantee deed to an excellent 6 room cro'ut.ed accordltie to '^[’n FOR S.AT.E — C.A I’ll 1,1..AC 7 passenger AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD [dining rooms, accommodating single, oak floor and trim, steam heat, separate sink room and below and for handy lefere.me will touring car in good condition. Wal FOR SALE— BEST OF HAHUWOOU 2 5 6 9 . ______aimear In the numerical order Indl- slabs, large load $7. hardwood $8: at Mancliester. within ad for the i eight to two hundred people. pantry, large attic, 2 car grage and the price only ?6,650. It ter nicott. Teleiihone 357. FOR r e n t — PLEASA.NT apartment. District of Manchester, on the 15th I- 11 ed • , also fireplace wood. Charlea Palmer, All kinds of noisemakers and fun ^i20 W. Center street. Walter Olcott. day of December, A. D., 1928. is a bargain. Births ...... Teleolione 895-3- makers will be provided by The 8 room single on Haynes street, all modern, 2 car garage. Engagements ...... •; FOR SALE— GOOD USED CARS Telephone 357. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. Marriages ...... j-, Wu'iD FOR SAUE^Uard. chaBHint. J udge. Bond and orchestras will furnish This is a beautiful home offered for sale only on account of own- CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. TO ' r E.VT — CENTENNIAL apart ’ Deaths ...... t. mixed, white bircb nifl slab. Season Estate ot Emil L. G. Hohenthal. the latest in dance music from nine er’g business calling him to another city. Price and terms are ments. foor room apartment, jani Cards ot Thanks ...... ^ Center & Trotter Streets ed and sawed to order. U i', Wood late of Manchester, in said District, o’clock in the evening to the wee attractive. Tel. 1174 or 2021 -2 Co.. 65 Rissell street Phone 498. tor service, heat gas range, ice box deceased. l.osi and Pound ...... furnished. Call Manchester Con On motion of The Manchester Trust sma’ hours. Seven room single of latest model and design on Green Hill Announcements ...... ^ F'OR S.AJ.E —REO 7 pass, touring. struction Company. 2100 or 7S2r2. Company, administrator. street, 2 car garage, now ready. Price and terms reasonable. Personals ...... Ghandler sedan. .3 Keo trucks, n » qarden-Farin-Dalry I'rodurts BU ORDERED:— That six months from Sh ■) R K E N1' — S E V E R A L first cla p Nice new single six rooms, English Colonial style. Closed in A ntomohlles dump truck. Brown’s Garagfe—Tel. the loti) day of December, A. D.. 1928. sun parlor, a beautiful home with garage, $6,000, on very easy .Automobiles 4>r Sale ...... 4 ,sr.9 corner Cooper and West Center FOR SALE-STRICTLY fresh eggs. rents, with all improvements. Atnil.y he and the same are limited and al 84 P. C. OF ALL PUPILS Edward J Holl. 865 ’ ’ ain street. Tel Ahtomohlles for Exchange ...... o St reels. 70c per dozen, two dozen $V-35. De lowed for the creditors within which terras. Auto Ac,-essories-Tires ...... b livered. Telephone 1179-5. 560. ______to bring in their claims against said If you are Interested in the construction of new up-to-date Auto Repairing —Painting ...... ‘ estate, and the said administrator is Auto Aci*ps8i>rle!»— rif 0 FOR RENT— FOUR ROOM tenement, IN T H R in SAVING houses take a stroll or drive through Elizabeth Park on Henry Auto Sch mis ...... FOR SALE—FRESH made cider, directed to give public, notice to the A,,,ns— Ship bv Truck ...... » with all improvements, including creditors to bring in their claims street. right from press. 25c gal by the bar heat. Inquire 105 Spruce street. — Kor Hue ...... ^ BATTERIES FOR YOllR aufoniohlle rel. Call Manchester 970-5. within said time allowed by posting (' ♦ rn t: t?s — Se rvi«’e —Storage ...... ranging from $7 up Recharging and a copy of this order on the public pighty-four percent nf the chil reiiairing Dist n tiiifors of Prest-O- FOR RENT— H ROOM tenement on sign post nearest to the place wliere M .-it f V4'I P.'S — l-tu'vcle ...... SOUND BALDWIN .apples $l p:r Hilliard street, all improvements, in dren in Manchester public schools Wanted A ,i'os — M 'tore vcles ... ' life Batteries Center Auto Supply bushel. $2 per barrel delivered-. 0- H- tlie deceased last dwelt within said ROBERT ]. SMITH Over Post Office ItiivInesB Iind I’r.ife«»i.'tin 1 Servtees r,) . 15.5 Center. Tel. 673. cluding heat, 'ralephone 1-397-2 town and by publishing the same in made depo ’ts under the Educa Randall. .Andover, Conn. Tel. WUU- Real Estate, Insurance, Steamship Tickets Huslu-ss Services rlffeted ...... ^ 13 mantle 157-5. ;. • some newspaper having a circulation tional Thrift Service system during ll'useb'ld Servi,-es ottered ...... 13-A NOW IS THE TIME to have your car FiiR RENT-r-'i R'lGM reiiemem. mort in said probate district, witliin ten em con veiHenffs. Anbly ^ Allen the week ending, December 11, it r.,iiMing—I'on'racMng ...... ,’hi'Cked ui' for the winter season. APPf.ES, SWEET CIDER, honey and days from tlie date of this order, and I-' 1., r I s' s— 11 r! e 11 e s ...... ‘ -J Ex|)erienoed mechanics trained iiv vinegar delivered anywhere in Man P l a c e . ______return make to this court of the no was learned today at The Savings ICineial 1 >ire.-l,,t.s ...... General Motors assures you expert chester. Sweet cider made fresh lenement. tice given. Bank of Manchester. There were II- H ''r,g — Pillrr.hing — Roofing.. 1' w iirk. FUR RE.N'T —5 K* HIM WILLIAM S. HYDE every Friday and Saturday. Call Mather 8'reet. rent $16. Robert J 3,452 children in ' attendance and 1 -1 sII' a :i,-e ...... [ ' II. A. STEPHENS 970-2. W. L. Fish 41-. Son. Lake street. J udge. THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: \l.! 1 111 e r V — 1 iress'na I; In g ...... 19 riievrnler Sales and Service ‘ Sniith- Telephone 150-2^^______H-12-17-2S. 2,932 of them made deposits. ’cuter at Knox Tel. 939-2 .Mov'pg - Trii,'Mng—Storage ... *') FOR SALI’3--BA1.1)WIN a p p l e s . FUR RENT—6 Ri'G.M tenement, mod Three schools again had one hun I Ill'lug— Pat,erlng ...... 7' $1.25 bushel, delivered. E. H. Gll- dred per cent. They are Manchester '“Famous First Ladies” ern conventen‘’®s Ai'olv J P- Jam- AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD I , I ..e^i.'n.a I Services ...... - 3 < iaiiiai'.s- -Siiiraue III naek. Tel. •2.'25.4. many 96 Main street. ______Green, Oakland and South Main I p.i I o n g ...... * ' at Maiichcsli'r. within and for tlie Sketches by Uessey; Synopsis by Braucher on the 15th. street schools. Following is the I'aiu'tirig — jivelug — o leaning .. 3' FDlt S.M, B--APPI. •IS. (IresnlMgs, FOR RENT— FIVE ROOM fiat, with 1 list lie I of .Manclicstcr, |..i|et i;,i,id.a and Service ...... 25 Bii Id wi ns. lonarlian. Iiellulous Spies reception hall, perfectly new house, dav of Decemlier. D.. 1928. _ weekly summary: \V 1 n I cd — B'lsi tie.as ^Sei vice ...... 2f FOR RL.N’T —U.\R.\GE on Clieslnnt by the basket. Present WILLIAM y. HYDE. Esq., j ypiiQoi street. .Xpp'y to Aaron Johnson, 62 icings a nd Pliipins. at $8 Holl street, second floor, very Attd. Dep. P. C. l‘:rtlien t lonn 1 or Parrel, at rUe farm or de- J udge. Li iideii St rcet. IhisIipI pleasant rent, all impruvemenis. Gorman late 0,,uracs an,1 vll.i.ases ...... live red. Udgewnod Fruit Farm. Tel Estate of Patrick M ! Manchester Grn.258 258 lllO steam heat, shades and screens, District, de- I '1 ; V ;i' e 1 IIS' ."Uci K,n ...... '^1 915 W. H. Gnwles. garagp if desired. John F. Sheehan. of .Mancliestcr, in said South . I > , ii.'l II g ...... Hil'liicss Services DITcred |:5 92 Holl street. Phone 2108. ceased. Oakland .AHi.sii-al — Drama 11C . 'The .Administrator liavlng exhibit 3 ) F'lR s a l e - fiREl'IN 'MOl'NT.MN No. School St. Wa n' ed — 1 us' rii,'' mn potatoes i’homps Hurgeas, Wapp'nK ed ills administration account with l''ln:iiiciiil i FOR R1:NT— NEW ONE ton Chevro for itt*n( Buckland...... 107 .Address Box D, in care of Tel. 29-2. Manchester Division. said estate to this Court for allow H,ands —St,acl\ s — M,,t * gu ges ... . let truck. Herald. ance. it is Hollister St. ...293 Husiiiess Oi,t,.,ri unit tes ...... FOR RENT—6 ROOM house, at 192 ORDERED:— That the 22nd day of Keeney -St...... 84 .Munev T,a l.,,an ...... Houseliold Ciuodi Bl Center street, newly renovated, all December, .-V. D.. 1928, at 9 o’clock. Money Wanted ...... Hou.''ehoUl Services Offered 154-A improvements, very large yard. Ap .oreiiooM. at the Probate Office, in Porter St...... 141 Help nnrl minnlloas said .Manchester, lie and the same is Washington ....367 NEW WALNUT BEDROOM suite: ply at 166 Center street or telephone Help W.i II' ed — ceina le ...... :2609-W. assigned for a hearing on the allovv- Barnard...... 452 Hell) Wan'eo —.Male ...... dre:*er. bed. vanity, spring, cotton "lee of said administration account r:.\G RL’GS hand liraidcd to order. mattress, pair of pillows. $98 com Nathan Hale . •■184 Help Wauled —.Male or p’emal'- . I’ricc reasonable. 60 Hamlin street. with said estate, and this Court di Agents Wan'ed ...... 47 plete. Four S piece oak dining room Hounet fill ^hIc rects tho .-Administrator to give puli- Bunce ...... 73 SiTUHtious Wanted— Eemale . . . . set.s. $35. $40. $45 and $6P. lic notice to all persons interested Lincoln...... 512 Sitiiatbans Wdn'e,1 — Male ...... I-Torl.cts— Nurseries ir> WATKINS FURNITURI*; EXCHANGE BT.UE IIILI.S SECTION. Hartford. therein to appear and be board there Kmt'loy luent .-igencles ...... 17 Oak Street. Conn. Two family house, steam heat, on by publishing a copy of this order I, lie StiM'k — I'eiK— ritiiHry — A ehlel Totals 3452 2932 84 ROLI. TOP DF.SK $1,5. kitchen cabi fire places, baths, garage. near in some newspaper having a circula Dogs— Birds— I'tit ...... , ('IIUIsrM.AS flnwerin.g plants. Be- school and trolley. Lot .50x157. This tion in said District, on or before Live St,)cU — Vehicles ...... giiiii.is. I’l'im Roses. l’.\-clamen. Poin- net $15. Parlor, stoves. Complete bed. is a real bargain — Price 59.760. $loiio s'. tta.s, llcatlicr, ('licrry -a.nd Orange .spring and mattress $19..50. Comfor- l.'eceiiihcr 17. 1 928. and by posting :i When the nation entered the war, Mrs. Hoover took P.iiilirv and Supplies ...... cash, balance easy terms. .No agenl.s. coiiy of this order on llic public sigii- Wanted — He's— I’on 11 rv—Stock tncs. Palms. Kerns and fancy taldes. I.t'W prices. OstrinsUy’s Fur H. A. .MacKinnon, Hotel Oxford. STAMFORD PROSECUTOR up the task of providing adequate lodgings for the fnliav.c plants. Lvergreen.s. Laurel. niture Store. 28 Oak. street. I'ost in the 'Town where the deceased For Sill),— Mlscellnneoii* Ifartford. Conn. last dwelt, live days before said day women workers in Washington. Many houses were re Articles for -Sale ...... I [idly and red R'iscus. AVreatlis, .'-liiaD's; also I'hristiiias trees. B'lrke, ('f hearing and' retuni make to this modeled into suitable living qqarters with recreational IfpHts and Access,>iles ...... M iisli'iil liiislriiiiiRiils ISJi Lci^al Notices r» Court. MARRIED IN FLORIDA Building Material! ...... Tlie i-’lorist. Wayside Clardens. Rock AVILLIAM g. HYDE. facilities, under her direction. She was constantly Dtam.ands— Waicties— .lewelry .. ville. Telcplione 714-2. Judge. Electrical Ai'bllances— Radio .. FRANKLIN UPfriGHT piano, first AT A COURT OF PROBA'TE HELD H-12-17-2S. Stamford, Dec. 17— Max Spelke. helping Hoover to round out and complete his task as Duel and f’eed ...... <9 Moviiit:— Ti-iirUlii'g- class condition, $6.5. at Manchester, within and for the ilarden — Ka i in — Da 1 ry Producls District of Manchester, on the 15th. attorney and former city prosecu food administrator. WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE By NEA. Through Special Permission of the Publishers of The Book of Knowledge, Copyright, 1923*26* 11,) use ho M I b ,,irts ...... furniture or 17 Oak Street. dav of Decemlier. A. D., 1928. , AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD tor. Avas married at Miami, Fla., )i: .\UK ROOMS for T'resciU WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq.. .Ma.'hlriery and 1','ols...... availal'le at Hnail li- at .Mancliestcr, within and for tlie yesterday, to Miss Evelyn Loeb, .Musical I nst rii inetii s ...... IIK’IVlia ndi.'^P w ait e’s. :,3 I’earl street District of Manchester, on the 15th. formerly of Stamford, according to I Mli.'e and .st.'ie E'luipment . . . . ' '"Estate of Frederick W. Teichert dav of December, A. D., 1928. AVanleil— T o Hii.t 5.M late of Manchester, in said District, announcement here today. The Sporting (;,a,:d.« —•',uu.“ ...... M.Wf"IIUSTI': R rt.- N. Y. MOTOR Dis- Estate of Elizabeth AA'oodhouse Spe,'lals at the Si,,res ...... loads to and from N e \v deceased. • late of .Manchester, in said District, cerenionv was performed by Rabbi pale]ii — Part On motion of Charles Teichert. ad Wearing A I'pa rel — Furs ...... Yoi 1; rogulnir s‘’‘i*vice. Call 7-■ 2 or [ P.\Y THE best prices for rags, deceased. Jacob H. Kaplan, of Temple Israel. Wanted—’To Buv ...... '. paper, book?, metals etc. D. Oren- ministrator. 'The .Administratrix having exhibit Hon Ills— If i»:i rd — Hiilels —II esorls 1383. ORDERED:—Tliat si.X months from Miami. The announcement here stein. oldest junk dealer In town. ed tier adniyiistration acci'iint with If es t nil rn n Is the 15th day of Decemlier, A. D., 1928, was made by Miss Loeb's sister, IK l'T (II.UNNUY THOvinj^ sen - Tel. 4 73-M. said estate to this Court for allow ibmiiis With ml If.iard ...... snii is lipi'p. Several trilU'ks at your ■e tind the same are limited and al ance. it is IMi’.s. Philip H. Moll. 1-1 lanlers w ipteo ...... 69 s^r v:\co. ui» to dale eq iiipmont, e.\- WILL PAY HIGHEST PRICES for all lowed for the creditors witliin wliich ORDERED;— Tliat Hie 22nd dav of C.miitrv B oa 1,1 - lieso rt s ...... to -bring in their claims against said Mrs. Spelke is the daughter ot pprieni’pd men. Plione 7-2. kinds ot chickens. Will alpo buy December, -A, ‘D., 1928, at 9 o’clock, the late Louis L. and Ida Loeb, of H.atels — Resiauiaiils ...... rags, paper, magazines and old estate and Hie said administrator is forenoon, at the Probate Office, in said Wanted — .{,i,nns— Board ...... r.OCAL AND r.ONG distance moving metals. Morris H. Lessner. CtjU 134,5. lirected to give public rotice to the .Manchester, be and the same is as .Austin. Tex. ileal I'^Mtiife Kiir llent hv experienced men. Public store creditors to bring ’ in their claims signed for .a hearing on the allow Mr. Spelke is a graduate of Dart .A pa I t nieiits. H'lais I eneii.i nia. . within, said time allowed by posting ance of said administration account house. L. T, Wooil, 55 Bissell street. Rnnms AVitlinul Hoard CU mouth, 1915, and Columbia law Business l.ocaip.ns for Rent ... 'Tel. 496. a copy of this order on the public with said estate, and this Court di IP,uses tor Rent ...... sign post nearest to tlie place where rects tlie administratrix to give pub school 1920. After leaving Dart .Sithiirhan for Kent ...... the deceased last dwelt within said Reiialrlng FOR RENT— FURNISHED room, all lic notice to all persons interested mouth he studied iu Harvard laAV .Siiiiimer Homes tor Bent ...... best modern Improvements. Pbone town and by publishing the same in therein to appear and be beard there school until he enlisted in war sei- Wanted t,> Rv-.ii ...... 1781 or Inquire at 44 . Pearl street. some newspaper having a circulation on liy publishing a copy of this order Uenl llatiife Fur Sale CHIMNEYS CLEANED and repaired, ;u said prohate district, within ten in some newspaper having a circula vice as a captain. Returning from .Apntlineiii Buildings foi Sale .. 6'J kev fitting, ^^afes opened, saw filing FOR r e n t —SINGLE room, fufn'.sli- lays frorn the date of this order, and tion in said District, on or before service he went to Columbia. After lousiness Prufierty for S a le ...... 74 . and grinding. Work called for. ed. steam heat. 109 Foster street. return make to this court of the no Decemlier, 17. 1928, and by posting a graduation Mr. Spelke returned to Katins and l.a..d for Sale ...... 71 ; Harold Clemson. 108 North Elm Tel. 26S2-W. tice given. copy of this order on the public sign- Stamford and has been actively en H-'uses for Sale ,...... Vi ' street. Tel. 462. ■ WILLIAM S. HYDE Dost in the Town where the deceased 73 Judge. gaged in laAV practice since. l,,its for Sale ...... Boarders Wanted 6t)*A last dwelt five days before said day When Hoover became Itesort Proiierty tor Sam ...... I .MATTRESSES, BOX SPRINGS, cush H-12-17-2S. nf hearing and return make to this Mr. and Mrs. Spelke are now on There are always ____ 75 secretary of commerce, Sutmrhan for Sale ions and pillows; sterilized and reno Court. their Avay to Nassau and after a young people at her Heal Esiate tor E x ch a n g e ...... 76 vated with sulphur and formal AVILLIAM S. HYDE Mrs. Hoover stepped gut Wanted — Real E.state 77 dehyde best method. Reasonable WANTED—CHILD to boahd.' Mothers Prince "William of Sweden was Judge. stay there and in Havana will re home in S street. Girl mires love. ’Write Mrs. Efllle J. Hadkins, K. Into the Washin^on so- Anctliin— I.egiil prices. Holmes Bros. F'urniture Co., the first Europebn royai prince to H-12-17-2S. turn here to live. Scouts, or friends of her ■Auction Sales ...... 331 Center stfeet. Tel. 12GS. D. No. 2 'Rockville, Conn. ^ lecture for money in America. ckil arena, where she has jegal Not leer ...... won popularity among sops. Youth is one of her By Frank Beck deepest interests. GAS BUGGIES— On The Last Lap thousands. I ’M NOT AN f TH A TS ONLY f I BELIEVE I l o s t o n e j C?a? LADY GLOOM // '.TWO A DAY. YO U T A L K E D ^ IN LETTING OLD MAN LAWSON YOU KNOW AS WELL AS ANY * KID CAM HIM INTO' THIS. A BOY FK3HT W E LL, GOT MAD, AND 1 DO TH A T JUNIOR HAS GET THAT MANY Y O U SHOULD HIS OWN JUNIOR , CANCELLED H15 t h E s a m e c h a n c e o f BLINDFOLDED,, HAVE (30NE OUT BATTLES HOW PAPER. TW ASN ’T MY g e t t in g fou rteen o r d e r s HE'S AS GOOD A N D H E LP E D HERE HE IS W AS FAULT. HE’ WAS IN ONE WEEK AS YOU AS SOT THE HIM, INStEAD OF NOW-..- WELL THE STANDING BEHIND A HAVE OF BUILDING A BIKE RIGHT ' SITTiNkS HOME SEE WHAT LUCK _ PILLAR ON HIS PORCH , SUMMER HOME IN THE NOW. AND WHINING HE'S DONE TODAY r AND JUST AS I THREW TODAY " T^HE PAPER, HE TH IS IS h e a r t o f WALL •ABOUT FALLEN s t r e e t . ARCHER. PEEKED AROUND TH E LAS'^ AND GOT POPPED W EEK OP IN THE THE BIS EYE . BIKE . CONTEST, AND - JUNIOR STILL HAS T O (SET f o u r t e e n , She h ^ a . gift for public speaking, a ready wit and O U T OF THE F IF T Y NEW an attractive presence. The nation looks forward to SUBSCRIBERS her years as first lady with pleasurable anticipation, i FOR HIS Until her marriage she was a mpmber of the PAPER ROUTE, church; then she embraced the creed tg which Mr. NECESSARY c Hoover belongs, the Society of Friends. T O W IN . ,^^W ^^^»m ^.Synept«t. Copyright. 1928.’n'«Croli«rSocl*ty.tTo B e CO ntinUSO ) ^ l^ -l7 I I '■f. ' \ j r.' y PAGE :v By Percy L. Crosby t: a p p e r “ f a n n y S A Y S : SKIITY ML N SENSE and NONSENSE A Precious Gem. A negi‘0 swain entered his VeH- r AiM^i sweetheart’s parlor one evening S i t e o f f MOUTH II Twice' with the assured manner of a con To jB€ TOOK 6 IC 0 S K t h a m , / I f i queror or a Croesus. A Piece o'YA I “ I ’se got sumpen fur yer, honey,” 6Y FL4TT6riY V o u K S Ue remarked at once. fKfPLtj SK\fPy. “ Lemme see it, Rastus, ’ she pleaded. ‘‘Hoi’ out yer lef’ hand. Handy. I I ’se gwine ter put it whhr It be \ longs.” “ Oh, Rastusl-Is it er shore-enuf diamond?” . “ Yes, it is, honey, an’ I means jis’ whut it means dar on your fin,ger.” “ But is it er shore-nuf diamun’ , I 5) Rastus?” she asked, e.xamining it closely. “ If it tain’t honey,” he replied, A “ dis here nigger’s dun been skun outen a perfec-ly good half-dollar. “ Oh, Rastus,” she sighed con tentedly, “ youse a wunderful man! ^08nn V 1 N E 5 While going about his work, Jim Drake, negro car-washer, frequent THE RULES ly speaks words of homely common- sense and humor. The other day he 1— The idea of letter golf is toobserved; “ Dis a free country, all change one word to another and do right. Tawk all you won’t to. Free it in par, a given number of stiokes. speech f ’r ev’rybody— jes’ so you Thus to change COW to HEN, in don’t tawk too loud.” three strokes, COW, HOW, HEW, And another: “ Ef dey’ll jes W s s i r i e ' KEN. bring de price o’ cawn down to 35 2— You can change only one letcents a pint dey never mind ’bout u ? A ter at a time. repealin’ de whole pro’bishun law.” — You must have a complete But one day we saw Jim left 3 > O >928, BY HM SERVICe. IHC. BE(3. U. 8. PRT. word, of common usage, for each speechless. He was busy with a jump. Slang words and abbrevia mop washing the concrete drive of tions don’t count. the filling station. Another negro 4— The order of letters cannotwalked by with a shovel ’ on one shoulder and an axe on the other. be changed. A W ild Goose Chase By Oane “ Hey, boy,” said Jim, “ wha’ you W ASHINGTON TUBBS II Here is a problem that many a gwine?” Without slowing down any with BESIDES, I SHOOl 'AT'S JUST BECAUSE \OU'R£^ WHV, AFTER ] / WELL. DON’T BLAME lUanchester man has been trying to C K^NDel.^'BR^-VJOTT^ NPiWE'. SOUNDS^ VIELL, IT'S A EOONTRT A'NRlGHT. I f solve: “ If the outgo is more than out turning his head, the other CROSSIN* TW T ME, BUTTERCUP, iF negro replied: “I’se gwine to kill OBOYl Vie'RE UKE ONE O' THESE HICK TOVINS Talked to a gus nesterdas vmhd’d "T W STUCK ON JADA— A HEN-HOUSe IS the income, what will the outcome mediterraweaw we land up vn me two.” OFF FOR. VCfVti-; VJHERE THEN W E IN THE SIDE- heard of it. he said It WAS UP iN KANDELA^RA'l ROMA^^rvC IF MOUR &EST GIRL IS be?” IS AWFUL j l !N IT. HOW DO WE GET 1b THIS we CHANGE RUSSIA OR SOME d e l PvBr a . r V1KV.KS W NIGHT-^ND HNET/V, TH' alps NEKT TO BULGARIA OR Tr a in s a few p l a c e , .LOST AND HOPE T \ ^ D £ N OR ONE O' THOSE PLACES. RQIHAUTtC FOOLf^r^QOUNTR'/.ANNWAN? SHOO THE PIGS OUT^ TH' POSTOFFlCE TuAES AT SOME \ FIKT BROKE. FOR ■^j^^VXOGET THEIR MAIL O' THOSE TRICK GOTTEN OUR tUROPEAU Ke\^I^R.O, OR TOWNS AN’-- ' VlE'LL MEVER. COCHRAN— p t c n m s J i^ k n k k M&utftPMT.orr,: GET HOWE. BY NCA SC.1’. B y B l o s s e r A Q u e s t i o n FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS \NELL,7U1S vWEEk VMS OUR. VWAV, 7AERES ALER.’ \»e u l - t a a t \ssir ^ B O TVM AO IT 5 EKA/^IMATIO/US AAi’ 7UEM VNE DaviT you L-OOU. VNORRIED AARD FOR yx), IS y e s - x iKAJCMJ P P T 7 A S '! I AA'Ue TD 60 BACA TO SCUOOL. U/OTJU ALEl — ncG. u. s. PAT. orp. yn 192B. BY NtA SCWVtCC. mC. KCO. U, S. PAT. O ff., 0 0 2 8 , BY NEA SERVICC INC -yn B y S m a # Always a W ay Out SALESMAN SAM (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) DON'T'THINK. I'^^ OUFIB were bound, and dandy things the W t Tou'v/E PROMISEP ) f^W, OONT PAY At last into the music shop old f^OO’LL HfVFTPi tH K e ^ ITS PiSOUT TlMEl^ eMOOGH TIN DEPeMD OMTH' Tinies found. “ These vehicles,” said TA D6UVER A T hou- / TCR FARE.T1CL Santa jumped and shouteu, “ Stop! CARS OF TH’ RUSH,GUZ.Z-/ YOURS- GONNPi BUtAP ALOHe,DOVA f W e’ve heard enough real funny Santa Claus are for small girls and OT itkA b. l L'SCT TH 60 / DISFPPOIMT Pi 6ANO BUNDLES To - \ YA COtAETO boys. They all have wheels, as you 0A'-< AN’ YA c a n t ) IB ' TOLL6R106E- tunes, and had a heap of fun. I ’m GUDAY PELWe.R(M' IN OUR yUiVXPi CU^OKlERS, TH a t s w h a t very sure you little gents have tried can see, and every year It’s up to fNN'THfvT'CLMftKE POSSIBLT WAKE IT- y 3EST STEP OUT 6U11. HOPES HIS out all the instruments and found me to see that they all run all right, 'e n SORE'. ^ TH'-OUWPfe Too / IN FRONT- STORE VHCLepW although they’re only toys.” ML they all are working right, so now FiWTiQue RUGS SNIALL- durimgcwiSIMm “ Oh, my,” said Clowny. “ You are this task is done. 8%iooRio>t8 SEASON,SO KECMi “ Please put the drums and horns kind to let us help you. We don’t HNT 0«1' OMLY- mind this sort of work one little PpK OFF THE BWr away. It’s late. No longer must we NOREOUCTlOiM (MCE DUE OHMS bit. In fact we love to ride. We’ll stay ill this small place. I still have OM T H t s e - MEN 5 o B U M P - heaps of other things to do.” “ All stay right here and roll about as O'JRPRiCeiS 3 Ve^T : long as need be. There’s no doubt TH USPAR H E right,” cried Sconty. “ You know $ 6 \\ . .'-*»■ MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, IJ ]^G B EOURTBEN , \ Inntittfi Hfralli VX^ tf' • ftl 1- The Buckland Parent-Teacher as A son wa^ born Saturday to Mr SETBACK PARTY sociation will hold a whist at the and Mrs. Clarence Hanna of West TOMORROW NIGHT :Buckland school hall this evening Center street. . . Odd Fellows Hall at 8 o’clock. , First prizes will be Manchester Camp No. 2640 •82.50 in gold. Two other prizes Where could I find a good spinet Royal Neighbors will be given and * refreshments desk at the right price? At Ben-: 0 Prises. 92.60 Door Prize son’s. Adv. Refreshments.— 85c. ’served. /) Drawing on the Hope Chest i06XX3836XX3 We Fit Men’s Beacon Bath Robes — ----- $8.50 Crane’s high grade sta Correspondence cards Lively Christmas tionery of heavy stock— with giit edges. Inter the Foot white and tints. Inter lined envelopes in novelty Men’s Silk Mufflers, 2 for r.-.. ------$5.00 lined envelopes. Crane’s colorings. Buff and white. ....and stationery always pleases. A fine quality at the low Men’s Buck, Mocha and Cape Lined and Wrappings Box, price of 50c the Eye Unlined Gloves ...... $1.50 to $5.00 Buy your Christmas package wrappings $2.00 now while our assortments are complete. Gift statlenery high in qual Men’s Neckwear, a large assortment in Tissue Paper ,— . . ! .10c ity but low in price. White and (white, red and green) pastel colorings. Inteivlined latest colors ...... 50c to $2.00 envelopes. imported Novelty Paper...... v 25c 50c Men’s White Broadcloth Shirts, collar Tinsel Cord...... 5c and 10c Main Floor pBBIZCT fit is the Mcret o f good- attached and neckband . .. $1.50 to $3.00 \ looking BHom.«.Spedal Meaaofo- Red and Green Twine...... lOc . mcBtoare the oocreC of perfect fit. Men’s Felt Slippers ...... $1.50 to $3.00 Holly Boxes 5c to 25c ^Yo« je t both in'Wilhur Coon Shoes. Tags and Seals ...... 10c ' Boorttinx and dainty yonr foot Men’s Fancy Shirts.. . .r.r.r... $1.50 to $6.00 leokaln WiDnv Coon Shoeil No Holiday Christmas Package ^ alliplngheels, gaping aidea or wzlnk> Assortment...... $1.00 ilea. SmplybooBQae,from over 200 (Contains' tissue paper, cord, seals, stickers, i aiaa%. v o cbooM tha om that fiu etc.) ■ yoimittet perfectly. Try a pair. A L . BROWN&CO. Notions—Main Floor. NAVEN’S Depot Square ■// • ii'r,