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PREDIOTS GOOD WEATHER TOWN PLANNING FOR THE WORLD’S SERIES When the Legion Elected Spaffprd HOLDS PRESENT SARLO Pittsburgh, Pa., Oct. 3.— ^The United States Weather Bureau today predicted fair weather for FAMILY LIFE AS TO BE DECIDED the first two games of the World’s Series here next Wed nesday and Thursday. BESrmilTION i r a j o r a c H T It rained lightly during the forenoon, interfering slightly with batting practice at Forbes field, but the forecaster said In Professor at Conference, George Yarrow, Jersey Cab dications pointed to the disap M any Marriage Offers Annual Town Meeting to Be pearance of the low pressure area over Pittsburgh by tomor Condemns Polygamy, Driver Confesses He Mur Held In High School HaU row night. “ The sun should be shining Flood Prize Beauties and the weather cool, but not Temporary Families and dered 18-Year-Old Sun At 8 OXIock— The Is too cool, for the first two games,’’ the forecaster said. Other Radical Systems. Editor’s Note: This is the third had a grand time, and nobdy an- day School Teacher-i-Hls sues. of a series on beauty shows and<^ndyed my girl,”, said Mrs. Avan G. their effect upon the morals of Kennedy, of Yonkers, N; Y., today. Mother-in-Law Snspects Bu'^alo. N. Y., Oct. 3.--Radical young girls. She is the mother of pretty, dark- haired Catherine Kennedy who was The Board of Selectmen through propofeals for changing family life REDS BANNED By James li. Kllgallen. .“Miss Yonkers” last year. He Killed Her Daughter. their clerk, George H. Waddell, ware liissected by a famous biolo New York, Oct, 3.— Beauty pag Catherine herself Interjected this ) have been consulting various au gist, Herbert S. Jenning, professor eants— are they a menace to tho comment: >“The church women who thorities throughout the state on morals of the American girl, as are condemning beauty contests BY WORKERS AT of zoology at Johns Hopkins Uni Woodbury, N. J., Oct. 3.— Possi contended by the National Council must be old-fashioned. How old the advantages of town planning versity, Baltimore, at the confer as provided by the General Stat of Catholic Women are they? Men don’t annoy beau bility that the heretofore unidenti ence on family life In America to Mothers who have chaperoned ties simply because they are beau fied body of a woman found In thr utes, it was learned today. The ties. Its ajl up to the girl herself WORLD PARLEY day, and “ found wanting.” their attractive young daughters to thicket near Camden, N. J., twov Manchester Chamber of Commerce such contests do • not believe so. — nobody will annoy her If she Such proposals as a polygamous doesn’t want to he annoyed.” years ago, might be that of Mrs. has proposed that Manchester system of marriage, temporary They do admit, however, that their Mrs. Augusta Malcolmson, young Ruth Jones Yarrow, missing wife adopt this general law, and the Se families, and the care of children by daughters have afterward experi lectmen are unanimously opposed, enced unexpected annoyances such looking mother of Ruth Maltblm- of George. Yarrow, now under ar Delegates Gather at A. F. of the state Instead of by their parents son of Philadelphia, the 18-year-old not. to Town Plannin,s, but to the were ronsfdered by Professor .Jen as wholesale proposals of marriage rest charged with the murder of from wealthy men and difficulties girl who in 1924 was crowned commission which this statute nings. The conference it attended pretty youn^ Rose Sarlo, was being makes necessary and division of L. Convention at Los An over theatrical contracts. "Miss America” at Atlantic City, by social.workers from all parts of does admit, however, that when a investigated by police today. authority and responsibility which the United States, Canada and Mrs. Kennedy Speaks. “ I wouldn't have missed taking girl Is suddenly projected Into the The. new angle to the investiga they believe would result. The Edward E. Spafford (left) Just after his election as national com Europe. question will be threshed out at geles Today— Tentative my daughter to the Atlantic City tion followed the arrival here of mander of the American Legiorf, Is congratulated by Howard Savage, his Traces FamUy Life contest In 1926 for the world— we (Continued on Pago 2) tonight’s annual town meeting Prof. Jennings traced the family Mrs. Sylvia Jones Michaels, mother which will be called at eight Program. predecessor, in the Paris convention hall. And what a din the dough o’clock in the High school assem boys of 1927 raised as accompaniment for their handclasp!______life of living things from the sim of Mrs. Yarrow, from her home in bly hall. plest organisms up through Insects, Philadelphia. Mrs. Michaels told au Thi'ee Adopt It Los Angeles, Calif., Oct. 3.— The reptiles, birds and animals to man. LEVINE, IN ROME DOCTOR INTENDED thorities that she had suspected her Three towns in Connecticut have Then he said: daughter’s fate for some time. Interests of millions of earners FIVE PERSONS DEAD “ The monogamous family, with Held W’lthont Ball ' adopted the General Statute on centered here today as the forty- LOCAL BOY WINS town planning. They are Wind life-long union of mates, appears to Yarrow, held without bail today sor, population, 8,50G; Westport, seventh annual convention of the be the final term in a long evolu VISITS THE POPE TO BREAK UP HOME charged with the Sarlo murder, population 6,000 and East Hart American Federation of Labor YALE SCHOLARSHIP IN BOSTON BLAZE tionary series. The polygamous confessed his guilt, according to po ford, population 17,000. Several opened its session to consider the system is sometimes defended on lice, admitting that he drove tho young Sunday school teacher to a other towns and cities have adopt economic and social problems of or the ground that In it the stronger ed Town Planning, but under a become the parents of the next gen After Audience He Says Pon Suspected His Wife Was Too lonely spot last night, shot her, special , act which gives those par ganized workers throughout the eration, the weaker being excluded, trussed her up -with wire, and ticular towns and cities the kind world. WSliam S. McCormick, of Delay in Sending Alarm and that this results "In a steady threw her body over a bridge. of town planning best adapted to Committed to a policy of con raising of the level of the popula tiff Will Bless All His Fu Friendly With Willis Mrs. Michaels told police Yarrow their forms of government. This structive development and service tion. Whether this notion Is sour.d married her daughter in 1920, Our High School Gets Causes Tragedy— Many when the girl was only fourteen. bears out the Selectmen’s asser to Induatry, the world’s largest con or unsound, the tendencies of the Beach. tion that the general statute on vention will affect through its rul human race appear distinctly ture Flights. The couple lived in Philadelphia town planning W’as not Intended ings the welfare not only of the Award at New Haven. Thrilling Rescues. against this condition and It seems until two and a half years ago, for towns of Manchester’s size, nor American laborer, but of his fellow certain to disappear.” when a baby girl was born to Mrs. ■having Manchester’s form of gov workers in Canada, Mexico and the Temporary families Rome, Oct. 3.— All the future Hammontoh, N. J., Oct. 3.— In Yarrow. Six months later they sep-' ernment. countries of Europe. ' formation purporting to show that arated, the baby being left with Several town officers in East Boston, Mass., Oct. 3.— State and Temporary families, another sys flights of Charles A. Levine, of the The Delegates New Haven, Conn., Oct. 3.— tem proposed for man, and to some Dr. William Lllllendahl, 72-year- Mrs. Michaels, who said she had Hartford informed members of Delegates representing every Yale University today announced city police and fire officials today trans-Atlantic plane Columbia, will not seen her daughter since. Manchester’s Board of Selectmen extent practiced, was also found old physician who was mysterious branch and phase of organized la award of scholarships to graduates opened an Investigation into the wanting by the professor. be blessed by the Pope. and Clerk George H. Waddell that bor will be aided in their deliber ly slain l&A September 15, three MOST BRUTAL CRIME town planning in the neighboring of Coi^nectlcut high school stud Sunday fire which swept a four “ This system,” said < Prof. Jen This assurance was given to the ations by the counsel of their own New York flyer today by the pon months ago intended to leave hla Woodbury, N. J., Oct. 3.— Charg town was most unsatisfactory. members and the advice of state ents as follows: story brick dwelling house on Hud nings, “ we find It many birds and animals. Individuals are to become tiff himself when Levine was re wife because he suspected her of ed with one of the most brutal mur Though adopted but a year ago and national figures who are lend City of Bridgeport Murray son street, South End, taking a toll ders In New Jersey’s history, the commission and its work has mates for a longer or shorter ceived in audience at the Vatican. relations with Willis Beach, poul ing themselves to the solution of Wlshengrad, Central High school. of five lives. Peter Hamaty, his The Pope received Levine pri George Yarrow, 27-year-old ne’er- practically been, dissolved. It is labor’s problems. period, separating as they please. try farmer now sought in conneo wife and three little children died vately, the meeting lasted fifteen do-well of Bamesboro, N. J., will also pointed out that it cost East A constructive keynote was City of Hartford— John Paul This system, unless supplemented in tion with the crime, was in the bef arraigned before Justice of the Hartford $10,000 to adopt town sounded for the convention in the Ahern, Hartford Public. JHlgh by carbon monoxide gas. The some radical way as br-swial care minutes. The pontiff asked about hands of the authorities today. ‘ planning. This last-bit of infor his trans-Atlantic flight, inquiring Peace Harry Friant here today. He report of the federation’s executive school, bodies were found. of the offspring, Ignf 's the long The Information was yolilnteered has admitted, according to Under- mation was one of the main rea council, made public today, period of dependence of the chil if everything had gone satisfac by Frederick R. Anthony, Vine- sons for the oppcsilton of the Se City of Waterbury— Henry Jos The fire started from an un Sheriff J. K. Tryon, that he slew “ Labor has formerly allowed dren on the parents, the result of torily. land, N. J., business man and next- Rose Sarlo, 18-year-old Sunday lectmen to the adoption of the gen eph Faeth, Crosby High school. known cause under the stairway in “ Everything was all right,” re door neighbor of the Lilllendalhs. spectacular incidents in strife to the hall of the first floor but Mrs. which is that frequent separation or school teacher when she resisted eral law. The Selectmen insist overshadow the most Important City of New Haven— Edwin change of mates gives ^ serious plied the American, adding: “ Willis Beach is running with that no commission can arrive at Dean Lawson .whose mother owns my wife,” Anthony said Mr. Lil- his advances arter a wild automo events of constructive development Benedict O’Brien and John Var- v.enehes to the framework of “ I am happy that I have been bile ride late Saturday night. any results without first putting the building, said there was noth able to receive this audience with liendahl told him early In July. “1 and service,” the council recalls. rone, both Hillhouse High school. ing stored there of an Inflammable society. Injured the. children and After hours of grilling. Yarrow the town to a considerable expense. “ Labor Is now becoming known for Your Holiness.” don’t want to make any trouble Fairfield County— Harry Joseph nature. ' distracts and distresses the parents. confessed, the authorities say, that Proposed by Petition its more substantial developments.” This system cannot bo considered Pope Interested because I am afraid of him.” The proposal that town planning Gallagher, Fairfield High school. Couldn’t Send Alanii. Changed Bank Account he beat the girl unmercifully with Major Program efficient for smooth working, for The Pope, who appeared to be his fists, fired two pistol bullets be adopted was brought out by the Reminding the delegates that Hartford County— John Everett Fate threw one obstacle after an both Interested and moved, respond On a later occasion, Anthony Manchester Chamber of Com- peace and prosperity.” into her body, bound her neck there can be no compromise with Dodge, Norwich Free Academy. other in the way of those trying to The life-long monogamous family ed: said, the physician told him he had merce. A petition was presented to communists in the fight for control changed his hank account from a with strands of copper wire, and Roger (Bradford Holmes^ Wil sound an alarm. Mrs. Hamaty’s seems to be the best, the professor “ I am glad to receive so famouq hurled her, dead- or dying, into a askli« ^ ( of trade unions, the executive coun- liam H. Hall High school. brother, Arthur Mamary, escaping joint one with his wife to an ac clude the proposal in the call for ' sp.id. a man. I am going to bless all clump of bushes under a bridge cll has outlined a major program William Stanley McCormick, injury by a three story leap, ran to future flights of yours.” count of his own, so that he could tonight’s meeting. This petition “ Evolution Is never closed,” he “ account for every penny she over a shallow creek in Mantua, N. for the convention as follows: South Manchester High school. ‘ a fire alarm box. Mamary and an declared. “ What men may become The papal blessing was extended J. was signed by Austin Cheney, pres 1. Organization of workers In the Scholarship Open hysterical woman were pounding on spends.” ident of the Chamber and 29 oth through millions of years of effort not only to Levine but to his rela "I am making plans to leave my The girl’s body was found by an aircraft industry. University officials announced the box when Mrs. Dean Lawson no one can say. The varied difficul tives. After'kneeling and kissing ______early morning hiker yesterday. ers. Included in this 29 are sever 2. Opposition to the Volstead wife,” Anthony said Dr. Llllian- al who are opposed to town plan that because there were no proper ran up. She opened the box but ties presented by the present nature the papal ring, Levine, at his own law. ly qualified applicants from other sank exhausted before she could dahV revealed to him, “ and I’m go- | Physicians declared the girl, pret-- ning and have told members of of man; the fact that he is a mam request, was taken th.'cugh a secret — 11 HTio /'.n-n oro I ty and greatly devoted to her home 3. Establishment of the five day counties in the state or from the reach the hook inside. A fe'W min Ing to sell everything. She can go the Board of Selectmen that they mal; his long and helpless infancy: door to avoid the newspaper report her way and I’ll go mine.” and family, had been assaulted. will oppose the adoption of the week. city of New Britain, the scholar utes before she had tried to send ers waiting for him In the ante This, however. Yarrow denied, al 4. Maintenance of wages in keep ships for these localities were de an alarm by telephone but the cord the high development of his mating Mrs. Lilliendahl, who is free in \proposal at tonight’s meeting, the and parental Impulses, and his di room. $25,000 bail as a material witness though he is alleged to have admit Selectmen say. They aligned the pe ing with the American standards of clared open to the state at large. burned off. George Donovan'final Levine On Time living. Thus the state-at-large group had versified and exacting life career, in the murder, has told the police ted that he murdered the girl be tition so that the question could ly sounded the box alarm. Fire Levine’s first attempt to see the cause she resisted his advances. 5. Further restrictions In immi six scholarships instead of the nor however, appear to be met most that her relations ^^th her hus I 'I be brought before the town meet officials said today that the delay Pope last week failed because he band were happy until the last. Yarrow’s Confession gration laws. mal one, and these were assigned probably cost the five lives. adequately (through obviously still ing and settled by the voters, some imperfectly) by the life-long reached the Vatican too late. His She contends her husband was Yarrow’s signed confession, fol of them have said. 6. Fighting moves to repeal di to Hartford and New Haven coun Thrilling Roscues. rect primary laws. ties from which the largest num "monogamous family.” engagement today was for 12:45 slain by two negroes. lows In part: After deciding upon town plan Thrilling rescued marked the fire. and the flyer was careful to be on No trace has been found of "I picked up Rose in front of the ning the voters will be asked to 7. A non-partisan political cam ber of applicants presented them paign for acceptable candidates in selves. Fifteen persons were saved by fire time. Beach, the 52-year-old pountry Mechanics & Farmers National ■i- vote on a committee to be ap men as flames raced through the BREAKS NECK AT PICNIC The Columbia, piloted by Captain fancier who admitted writing Bank in Woodbury. I drove with pointed for the study of proposed the 1928 national elections and the The Sterling Memorial New Hav submission of a list of principles to en scholarships at Yale, awarded hallways. Eugene Peckham saved W. G. Hinchcliffe, an English air clandestine letters to Mrs. Lillien her to Cedar street, where an argu charter revision. The Selectmen his wife and five children by a dar man, and carrying Levine and a dahl. He fled early last week, ment ensued. I hit her in the face maintain that, in this way, the both party conventions. to freshmen at Yale who are grad Rochester, N. Y., Oct. 3.— His Today’s program included a wel uates of New Haven High schools ing leap to an adjoining roof, the heavily-veiled woman, flew over the and Is being sought on a warrant and I knocked her unconscious and advantages of town planning, zon mother tossing the children to him neck broken during a “ friendly charging him with "aiding and I drove towards parmesboro. On the ing, city classification, school con come address by Governor C. C. and residents of New Haven, are tustle” at a picnic, A. J. Davis, 47, volcano ML Vesuvius yesterday. The Young and presentation of the con announced as follows: and then being rescued with others trio reached the centocetle- airport abetting” the murder. road between Mantua and Barnes- solidation and appointive offices is dead at his home here today. boro I shot her twice, once in the can be taken care of all at one vention gavel to William Green, Charles Albom, Frederick Ar by firemen. ' at eleven o’clock and hopped off for president of the A. F. of L. who thur Ailing, John Knowles Dwyer, Naples. After clrcljng the Bay of head and again in the side. Later I time and Manchester’s charter will drove to the Winonah bridge, over then be completely codified and In will preside at the sessions. Jr., Edward Francis Falsey, Saw- Naples and dipping over the crater Secretary of Labor James J. nie Bernard Gaston Max Miller, of Vesuvius the Columbia returned Mantua Creek, and threw her over a simple form. ST. LOUIS RECOVERING the concrete wall.” Budget Appropriations Davis is due to arrive today. He Russell Franklin Perkins and to Rome. will address the convention tomor Philip Edward Tracchio. Out of Work In addition to town planning Levine may soon have a royal Yarrow was formerly a bus driv and charter revision the voters row. Pay Tuition Looks Bad for the Boys passenger for his plane— the. fam FROM EFFECTS OF STORM These eight scholarships pay er, but he lost his job two months must make departmental appro ous Prince Louis Ferdinand, nephew ago. Miss Sarlo’s father, heartbrok priations at tonight’s meeting. The tuition at Yale throughout the full of the King of Spain—^who Is Selectmen have prepared the budg four-year undergraduate course, en, said the man had repeatedly anxious to ■visit' his cousin. Queen Over 2,000 Families Homeless; forced his attentions on his daugh et they believe reasonable and will provided the recipients maintain a Marie, of Rumania, via the Colum MRS. KNAPP CHAR(XD satisfactory record In their stud Red Cross Fund Reaches ter. but that she always repulsed offer it to the voters for approval. bia. It calls for a 13 1-2 mill tax rate, ies. $300,000> him. Once, Sarlo said, the maa the same as that levied at the last WITH IRREGULARITIES Other New Haven awards an threatened to kill the girl unless meetin,g. nounced today are: An honorary St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 3.— With the $he marided him. The polls at the Municipal build scholarship without stipend to exception of its tornado stricken Witnesses deny Yarrow’s asser ing will be open for the election of Ex-Secretary of State of New Richard Daniel Weigle, in recog DOZEN GARRISONS district, St. Louis today was hack tion that he “ picked up” the girl. nition of distinguished record and Several persons told the police that town officers until eight o’clock York Is Accused of Hiring to normal rehabilitation work this evening. A light vote was qualities of leadership at New Hav among the 2,600 families made they saT^ the girl forced into an au cast throughout the day and the Her Relatives. en High school; and Sterling Me IN MEXICO REVOLT homeless by the storm was pro- tomobile outside a motion picture usual Republican majority was ex morial scholarships paying full , ceedin'g rapidly- The death list was house where she had* attended the pected. New York, Oct. 3.—Political cir Freshman year tuition; Edwin performance before the fatal ride. cles learned with surprise today of Benedict O’Brien, John Varrone, Reports Come Across Border ! not expected to reach more than Yarrow wa.e connected with the the filing of a report with Governor Edward Crandall Johnson and 8 5 in the greater St. Louis district. crime when his auiomobile was des That Soldiers Mutiny on Almost $300,000 contributions Smith by the Cities Census Commit Michael H. Bruno. .U Sunday. troyed by fire early yesterday tee, charging Mrs. Florence E. S. Charles Raymond O’Donnell, were reported by the Red Cross this morning. Police who Ir.vestlgatefi CITY EMPLOYE KILLED morning, -with hundreds of letters Knapp, formerly secretary of state, New Haven, won the Philo Chat- Laredo, Texas, Oct. 3.— ^Meager said they found splotches of blood with irregularities In the distribu field Hotchkiss scholarship, and still pouring into relief headquar on the upholstery and the mud advices reaching here from across ters. The total relief fund of $500,- BY RUNAWAY HORSES tion of funds In the administration Morris Tager, New Haven, won the the Rio Grande indicate that more guards. An lavesllgation showed, of the state census of 1925. Royal Avery Hotchkiss scholar 000 is expected to be reached before the authorities said, that the tread than a dozen garrisons in various this, week end. The report, which was also filed ship. parts of Mexico revolted Sunday. of the tires corresponded with with Robert Moses, present secre The board of police commission tracks near th-3 scene where the Vera Cruz, Tampico and Guadla- ers today a4vertlsed for 600 men to Tries to Stop Them and Heavy tary of state, la signed by Dr. Hav jara are included among the spots murder occurred. en Emerson, chairman of the cities act as policemen at $4.60 a day. Truck Passes Over His Body. WEATHER REPORT. most seriously affected by defec- Rose, a quiet, home-loving girl, census committee and Walter Lald- fectlons in the regular army, the Regular army soldiers from Jeffer had shunned the acquaintance of law. Its executive secretary. The son barracks here, volunteer Na New Haven, . Conn., Oct. 3.— reports stated. m§n, and according to her parents, report alleges maladministration of New Haven, Conn., Oct. 3.— The The reports have not been offi tional Guardsmen, policemen and was exemplary in her behavior. She Michael Baker, 57, an employe of the $1,200,000 fund entrusted to month of September was more than Boy Scouts continue their relief and the City Sewer Department, was T’s a fortunate thlij,g that Wash and Gozy don’t “ habla Espanol.” 1/ cially confirmed. devoted several hours of her time Mrs. Knapp for the taking of the a degree above normal in tempera they understood what these hombres are telling them they’d hit for guard work in the six square mile every Sunday to instructing thn almost instantly killed today in an ture and nearly two Inches below census. I the little old iJ. S. poco pronto and readers of The Herald would miss CASE GOBS TO JURY area struck by Thursday’s tornado. children of her church. She was effort to stop a runaway milk The report charges that Mrs. normal in matter of rainfall, ac known In the neighborhood as wagon team at Grand Avenue and a thrilling story. . ' Knapp paid $25,540 to relatives for cording to figures Issued here today STOLE AUTO “ Honey” because of her sweet dis Chestnut street. The driver of the Lawrence, Mass., Oct. 3.— ^The •which no definite record of the by Leonard M. Tarr, head of the These t'viro comid strip grlngoet| are heading into Mexico on a mission position. wagon had entered a grocery store New Haven office of the federal so mysterious that they themselves don’t know what it Is. They’re get so-called Griffin murder case goes services is to be found, and also to a jury late today, following ar Waterbury, Conn., Oct. 3.— The brutal slaying has aroused to deliver a case of milk when the to have certified Impr. perly travel weather bureau. ting mighty good pay, but they have more than' a faint suspicion that John Allen, alia sJohn Carleton, of the entire community. liorses bolted. Baker, standing at guments. Herman A. Reed, of Wat vouchers for Mrs. Luella V. Nlnde, Up to October 1 the year was they’ll earn it before they’re through. The ominous looks that came erbury, Conn., and Leo J. Nolln of New Haven, was ordered held In the corner, sprang for the horses* her associate In the College of 1.36 degrees above normal In tem from under every somjjrero spell nothing'buf'trouble to Wash Tubbs and ball of $1,000 ^for a hearing on perature and a quarter of an Inch South Groveland, are accused of heads and was thrown beneath the Home Economics In Syracuse his lanky-bpy-frlend. . . . slaying William Griffin, aged Hav October sixth on a charge of steal truck, two wheels passing over his where Mrs. Knapp lives. below nbrmal In rainfall. Seven erhill storekeeper. Miss: Mary ing an antomobile which he had TREASURY BALANCE body. He died In a hospital an hour The committee charges that the times In the past 54 years was a Start reading this Herald comic strip today and you’ll be well paid .^1 in laughs a^d thrills. Roy Crane, the artist who does it, has just been Cwickla, 18, of Stiffleld. Conn, rented from a local concern. Allen later. A policeman brought the team alleged irregularities are largely re drier September reported, but was captured in Atlantic City and Washington, Oct. 3.— ^Treasur* down In Mexico to establish the setting for the story, so he knows what sweetheart of Nolin is accused as balance Sept. 30: $490,544,01.$.2I(^ under control a short distance away sponsible for the failure of Mrs. there have been fifteen warmer an accessory after the fact. brought here after extradition. before any other harm was donet Knapp to complete the census. - Septembera. hn’a drawino. r ■ ' , I
1 ... - . , - ^ ^ w ' ' V ' '* * Y i ''•‘-Ov^vr I ’’ j ^ -=►,>'■' j ^ -^. , < - ^ >L. '’*1‘"^V' MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVBNINO lipBRA^ MOND^T, OCTDBEfR 8, ISStT J » A Q E T W p . i New Star Cwnes to Hollywood the voting will not be heavy as the of Mrs. 0 . A. Le<(nard on the Tol POUCE THINK nREBUG SlJ — polls close at 5 o’clock tonight. land road. The subject was '“Theo MORE AIRPORTS GEEAD Officers dore Thomas.’’ Mrs. J. "W. McClel The officers of the election are: lan and Mrf. H. B. Olmstead had IS BUSY ON CAPE COD The condition, pf W int^op Por Moderator, Orlando. Ranson; box charge of the meeting. NEEDED TO AID ter became so alarming that a con .tendei^. Edward Doudlln; deputy The Neighborhood Club of Ver sultation of doctors was called registrars, H. Dowding and John non ^111 meet Thursday afternoon For Seventh Time In Two Wednesday morning and they de Finley; checkers, Patrick Cratty, with Mrs. William White. Months, 'Flames of Unknown cided he was suffering with infan A li^ oWebey; party checkers, A large delegation from Rock BAB CHECK PASSER AVIATION BOOM Origin- Sweep Town. tile paralysis. He was removed, to George Itlammond, Kerwln Elliott, ville Baptist Church conducted the the Isolation hospital In Hartford. Margaret McGaifrn, A. Kauskl; afternoon services and Rev. George Provlnqetown, Mass., Oct. 8.-r=- On account of a case of infan booth tenders, Timothy Lynch, Paul S. Brooks of the Congregatlomal tile paralysis there will be no lo Becker, John Dorcey, Alexander church conducted the evening serv Thls town, on the tip of Cape Cod, BOUND OVER TODAY had the worst fire scare in Its his cal public gatherings for a few Vyrych, F lora, Snyder, Glara ices. New Interest In Use of Aif- weeks. The fair which was to have Fleischer, MargSlbt.Flnley, Mary " A large number of the members tory early today. For the seventh time within two taken place Pridiy, September 30 McGaun; ballot box, Felix Devlin of the Men’s Guild of the St. Johns was postponed for three weeks. church will attend the Hoboes Con , plane Encouraged at New m'onths fire of unknown origin and Alfred Barden. broke out, causing Fire Chief Silo filling Is at its height this C%vW •••> Ex'Convict Cafight In Rock This Afternoon Meeting vention to be held In Stafford to week. Thursday, while cutting night. James Barnet to express the opin The voters assembled this after England Conference. ion that a firebug was operating ensilagis at the Foote farm the cut noon and after looking over the an Mrs. Ruth Berr Kroymann enter ter broke and portions of it flew ville— One Contest In tained on Saturday afternoon at her here. nual town report, which was ready Starting in the wall in the rear in all directions. Some of it went home on Union street In honor of into the sUo. Fortunately no for their inspection saw at once Boston— New and Improved air of the Jonathan Samm boat builds that there was going to be a need Miss Irene Marshmann. During the person .was Injured. Elections. ports, Increased., interest in manu ing plant,, the flames swept to the w m 'f'y-- for an additional tax this coming afternoon a treasure hunt was en adjolnin«-i Nautilus club and then William Zelezniskle of Colches joyed at the end of which Miss facturing for aviation, and steadily year. The estimated amount that td a bakery. ter Is passing some time with his Marshmann found several gifts. La increasing use of the airplane— sister, Mrs. A. C. Foote and fam . (Special to The Herald). will have to be raised by taxes this The roof of Odd Fellows build year over last year is about $20,- ter in the afternoon a delicious these are New England’s aviation ily. While working at a saw-mill developments up for discussion at ing was in flames from a falling ; Rockville, Oct. 3.—Although he 000 more. buffet luncheon was served by Mrs., spark but firemen saved that struc he suffered an injury to his leg admitted that he had served terms The selectmen’s budget shows Kroymann assisted by Mrs. Albert the New England Aviation confer ture. Small fires were put out on and is still under a doctor’s care. that there is $20,000 less expected Profc. ' ence this month. Miss Eva Lyman has accepted in prisons in Illinois and in Ohio, the roof of the post offloe build V as an income from state stock tax Wm. Burke of West street has Official representatives of the ing and the residence of John a position in Hartford apd went Jack Collins, or John Collins, or returned to his duties at the Scot John Connors, now claiming his and that'of the $30,000 note that governors of the six New England Cook. there the first of the week. home as in Boston, pleaded guilty was secured for, one year it is the tish Union after enjoying a two States will be on hand as well as Guests at the Central house, near Mrs. Elizabeth P. Hills returned before Judge Fisk in the city court intention of the selectmen to pay weeks’ vacation. Industrallists, community leaders the scene, left their beds. to her cottage at the Willimantic ' r < of Rockville this morning and with $5,000 off on this and renew the Mrs. Emil Meyers of Union street and aviation enthusiasts. Mayors Miss Matilda Small and her sis Camp Ground Wednesday, after out saying a word for himself al balance of $25,000. entertained on Sunday Mr, and of New England cities either will ter Mabel were rescued from their passing several days with her lowed the prosecutor, Dennis J. Mc- (lourt Session Tuesday. Mrs. Dickenson and Mr. and Mrs. send representatives or attend in apartment over the boat building daughter, Mrs. E. E. Foote. I Carthy, to make a statement as to The superior court will be in ses Paluska of South Manchester and person. plant. Mr. Watkins, • from Massachu the issuing of false checks |)n differ- sion on Tuesday when there is one Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Meyers of A feature of the conference will Two firemen were overcome be setts is visiting his daughter, Mrs. ; ent banks in the name’ ef people case for trial and on Wednesday Burnside in honor of her birthday. be an exhibit of all the parts of an fore the flames were finally under Ruby Gibson and his sister, Mrs. Ruby Bowen at Mr. and Mrs. Hart 1 that he wpuld take from a tele there will be two cases, both before John Diggelman of Union City, airplane, thus showing NSV Eng control. f *'•' “W ' f f N. J., was the guest of Mrs. Bar land manufacturers what they can phone book and making small pur a jury. Clayton A. Hills and Jesse Hills, chases would take the remainder of bara Diggelman of Pleasant street make for this Industry. Another PROFESSORS ON JURY Change in Court Room. over the week-end. motored to Nlantlc Monday and V (the money that the check called for Because the low'er hall of the a large map showing the types spent the day fishing with the ' and move on. Siegfried Lanz, Jr., of New Hav of airplane landing fields In New New' Haven, Conn., Oct. 3.— A Memorial building was in use as a en spent the week-end at his home Messrs. Proctor in their motor In Rockville Saturday afternoon voting place it was not possible to England that are needed, and a federal Grand Jury with four mem j he presented a check to the Rock- on West street. suggested location for each type. A bers of Yale’s faculty sitting on it, boat. . ^ X,. . use the regular police court room J. Kemp and family have moved A notice is just posted that the j ville Garage in payment for two in- this morning for police court. The model of a first class airport will was swofn in here today for the •annual meeting of the Gilead Ec Among the recent arrivals In America’s movie capital. Holls^ood, ■> ner tubes. The check was signed, into the Gerber house on West September term of the United court was about to open and the re street which Mr. Kemp has recently be prepared- clesiastical society will be held at Calif., is Edwin Gilbert Carewe. The baby Is shown, here with hi! '■ as it was shown In court this morn- States District Court. The Yale pro mothjer. Mrs. Edwin Carewe, who was Mary Aiken before marriage ti porters came in by the back door purchased. To Discuss Problems the church October 5 at 8 p. m. I Ing as by Thomas Egan of Elling- only to flnd^Hhe doors locked. A Most of the conference will be fessors are Wilbur L. Cross, dean the film director. •' ' ton avenue, a carpenter. The tires light knock brought Captain Tobin devoted to an open discussion of of the graduate school; Charles . I had been purchased by a check for M. Bakewell, professor of philoso to the door of the council chamber the problems facing New England WEDS MAN SHE FINED FISH INSISTED $26 given and he was going out and seeing that the visitors were re phy; Ernest W. Brown, professor TOLLAND with the two tubes and the extra In her aviation development pro porters slammed the door in the MANY MARRIAGE OFFERS gram. of mathematics; and Wesley B. money when he was recognized by face of the two reporters from out Hall, professor of electrical en Galesburg; 111.— Justice of the Henry Taylor of Stafford, who had In this connection recent develop Mrs William Summer Simpson Peace Helen Carr last December Keene, N. H.— Everybody hut of town. By going around and ments in aviation in the six New gineering. Wilfred Aubin was having good a worthless check passed ufion him standing in the alleyway, where the ROOD PRIZE BEAUTIES and little son William Jr. who have fined George Lewis $5 when he was In the same manner. l'\ England states were brought to spent the summer months at the brought before her on a charge of luck when he went fishing with window was opened the reporters STOLE $100,000 Oscar Bouffard and the Rev. Henri Mr. Taylor is not only-ihlerested mind by the New England Council: home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Simp intoxication. Later, mutual friends told Judge Fisk that they could A. Blanchard, Aubin was at the I In the Rockville Garage Company, (Continued from Page 1) Concord, N. H., and Hartford, son have returned to their home in arranged for them to g o to a dance stand outside of the window and Conn., entered planes in the New New York, Oct. 3.— Accused of point of despair when a 17-Inch ! but also the Stafford Springs Ga stealing approximately $100,000 N--.V York City. together. Now the justice of the rage Company. He went to the of- get the proceedings through the limelight, she receives attention York-Spokane Air Derby. pickerel jumped from the water window from the council chamber from the’banking company which Mrs. Harry Morganson of Buff peace Is Mrs. George Lewis. She flee, saw the check and then sent from unwelcome sources. W. B. Hazzard, Gardiner, Maine, Cap district* underwent an opera could not fine him now. right into his hands. two of the men, Desso and Bad- where the court was sitting and Offers of Marriage. shoe manufacturer, chartered an employed her, to squander the mon that another officer had directed ey in riWous living. Miss Anna Ma- tion for her ear Thursday at the ■ anington after the man. They "When Ruth won the national airplane and made his first ship Johnson Memorial hospital at [ caught him at the corner 6f Park the reporters to enter by the side title she was besieged with offers ment of shoes from factory to store Govern, J33, held in a jail cell to • and School streets. He was willing door. of marriage, many of them from day, "was not prepared to explain Stafford Springs. 1)y air, anything yet,” according to police. The Sunday school social will he ’ to give back the tires and the Judge Fisk remarked that it was wealthy men,’’ said Mrs. Malcolm- A construction company in Plaln- I money and let the check go, but a public court and open to those son. "She received hundreds of Miss MaGovern is alleged to have held in the Federated church Fri TODAY who were interested and reporters ville. Conn., spent $115.20 in post stolen the money from Herman S. I they had other opinions and he was letters and many telephone calls. age to have a new part for a ma day evening. f taken to the police station. so he adjourned court to the upper But the limelight did not turn her August, vice-president of the Com Sunday will be rally day at the AND floor of the building ^In the supe chine sent by air mail, but saved mercial Inv.^stment Trust Inc. Au Federated church and it is hoped a i The state police were called in head. She Insisted marriage meant $384.80 by so doing. j and Collins admitted that he had rior court room where all the re everything to her and that she thorities are searching for a man large number will respond to the TOMORROW porters and the spectators and offi Claremont, N. H., announces an whose najne appeared beside Miss notices sent out. ! only passed the one In Rockville, would not marry for money alone. aviation meet on October 6, 7, 8. i but he did have another in his pos cers were alloweci to sit and hear "There are drawbacks to beauty MaGovern’s on the door plate of Mr. and Mrs. L. Ernest Hall and t I the case of the ex-convict who was A seaplane meet was staged off her apartment. Mrs. Minnie Norman attended the session all made out and ready to contests. I'll have to admit. You New Haven, Conn-, this month. \ ; endorse, that he had passed six in arrested for passing bad checks. Lantern Parade at Ttorrs Thursday could scarcely dream of the many Twenty-nine cities in New Eng Stafford, that there were six others SHOWED FIGHT FILMS evening. Notes ^ scandalous and unfounded rumors land filed with the United States that he gave out in Southbridge, Miss Anna Regan of Colchester Dr. and Mrs, W. Bean of Stafford that are circulated. Ruth’s refus Department of Commerce inten ;j| (Mass., Tn addition to others that and Miss Margaret Refe:an of Hart al to enter the contest in 1925 re St. Louis Mo. Oct. 3.— William Spring were at their cottage on showed up today showing that he ford spent the week-end with their sulted in a barrage of false reports tions of building an airport. Sievers, 67-year-old pioneer in the Tolland avenue Thursday. Mrs. had worked the same game in dif- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos Regan of that almost distracted us.” On Cape Cod St. Louis motion picture field, was Bean has Just returned from Flori C R Y I T A L ^ i ferent places in Massachusetts a.s East Main street. Ruth, who is touring Europe on Foresters on Cape Cod have sentenced to three months In jail da where she went to attend the ' far north as Northampton and that The Woman’s Missionary Society a business and pleasure trip, is still found the airplane valuable in today and fined $1,000 after he funeral of her brother. he had also given checks .out in of the Union Congregational church unmarried, although her- mother spraying trees, attacked by the had pleaded guilty to bringing Dr. Harris Price has been a guest different places in the vicinity of will meet 'fuesday afternoon at 3 admits she has several young ad gypsy moth. films of the Dempsey-Tunney fight at the home of his parents this here in violation of the federal poiiwnHr Putnam and also down through o’clock at the home of Mrs. A. Le mirers. A Hartford, Conn., manufacturer week. ^ ' MUuliAU" Rhode Island. roy Martin of Davls'^avenue. Rev. Another Beauty. of airplane motors is increasing laws. William Rosbrooks and Mrs. Collins admitted all of these but E. H. Gates of Vernon will address Another famous beauty. Miss his working space and adding fifty Since Seivers pleaded guilty, he cannot appeal. He brought the Emma Brown of East Hartford claimed that he also had a com the meeting his subject being "The Norma Smallwood; "Miss Anrerica” per cent to the working force, due were guests Thursday of Mr. L. ADMISSION: Matinee 10c attd 15 TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY Banks of the Wabash Tender— Other Units Imperious— C oum GREATEST Ardent— T h a t Make A M a n OF LOVERS Icy — . L o o k ^ W e i l D r e s s e d SINCE THE ALL THIS WEEK Those are the only kind we sell here. We make it a W asteful— point to see "to it that every man has a suit that is be WORLD TWICE DAILY 2:15-8:15 PAkSONSYou’ll Regret Missing It. coming to h i^ W e feature clothing by W i l l f u l - BEGAN! Eartford f a s h i 6 n p a r k a n d c h a r t e r h o u s e Fickle— POSITIVELY THE MOST STAGGERINGLY SPECTACULAR WILLIAMS OWN MAKE PICTORIAL PAGEANT IN THE HISTORY OP THE UN Also Custom Madd Clothes. SPOKEN DRAMA— A MASTERPIECE AS IMPRESSIVE AS IT Furious— IS BEAUTIFUL. You may purchase your clothing through our 10 pay ment plaii. ' Hundreds of men have taken advantage of this iiiearplan. , that*s CKILkDEMILUi Lather Blouses For Sport Wear. Horsehide, Cordovan , Chamois, Poplin and Fancy Plaid Linings. ^ d ip ted it/ JEANIE MACPH6\50M They are reversible. WHA VISUALIZATION OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST STORY WOVEN INTO A FABRIC OP RARE BEAUTY AND REVERENCE. LAITY ANb CLERGY VIE IN\LAUDATION AT 'THIS »IAR- George H. Williams, tnc. VELOUS EPIC— SEE Ijr BY ALL MEANS. MATINEE 2:15 Johnson Block, South Manchester. 3 SHOWS DAILY EVENING 6 :4 5 and 8 :4 5 NIGHTS: Orch. $1.50, Bal. $1.50; $1; Fam. Clr. 75c. Store Open Monday, Wednesday an d . Friday Evenings Mrs. Lillie Mack, 43, of Cleveland, Ohio, has a perfect right to pet MATINEES: Orch. $1; Bal. ’$1, 75c; Fam. Clr. 50c (Plus Tw .) Until 7:30. her husband any old time and placO. A Jury awarded here $3675 NO ADVANCE IN PRICES I damages from the city because she was arrested when petting her hubby in a parked automobile. She had sued for fa^o arrest. . MANCflESnrER YCONN^) ro HERAU), MONDAY, :.y ORFORD SOAP WORKERS IFAMILYAU TOGETHER — I.. y .. i t Local Stocks GUESTS AT CLAMBAKE FIRST TIME IN 34 YEARS < [('Fnniished l>7 Patnam A Co.) Bid Afllcod Four Generations Meet at Bank Stocks Play Gaines and Eat B)g Din City Bank & Tr . . . c .720 ner at Tom Smith’s Place on Home of Mf. and Mrs. Pren • Capital Natl Bank . . . 2 7 0 — Lake Street. tiss on 62nd Anniversary. Conn River ...... 800 — First Bond and Mort . . 53 66 The foremen of tbe Orford Soap Four generations were present First Natl (Htid) ...8 0 0 810 Company and a few invited guests, yesterday at the home of Mr. and Hart Natl B & Tr ..4 7 0 480 numbering 36 in all, enjoyed a Mrs. O. W. Prentiss of South Main : /- Htfd Conn Tr C o ----- 710 ' — clam bake at Thomas Smith’s place street who were observing their Land Mtg & Title . . . 58 — on Lake street Saturday afternoon. sixty-second wedding anniversary. Morris Plan Bank . . . .140 — At 12:30 sharp everything was Mr. Prentiss is 82 and his wife is Park St Tr ...... 510 ready, having been prepared by 78. It was the first time in 34 Continues tJntil Saturday Wight Pkoenlx St B Tr . . . . 410 '— Chef “Jerry” Blllson. years that the whole Prentiss fam Riverside T ru s t...... 460 After the clam bake, a volley ball ily had been together. Bonds game as well as a baseball game Among those present were the Htfd & Conn West 6. 95 — were played. Horseshoe pitching children of Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss, East Conn Power ..,1 0 0 102 was also enjoyed with James Hope George of California, Bertram of Conn L P 4%s .... 98% 101 and George Finnegan the winners. Hartford, who is a member of the Tart E L 7s ...... 375 385 Everyone attending voted it one State Police department, and Mrs. IStAyC H feffeR' XCONN^^ iSIfeAty, SCI^AY, 0i>lV3^iTO^^ w-., desth rata from automobllea in turoue gentlemen to move out as r peace fully equals or exceeds that many of the possessions of the pop-' from bullet, shell or gas In war, this ulation aa they know how to dis . 3H»taU» country may aWaken to the notion pose of, with the possible exception of the radios, the saxophones and vuBunnsD w ^ ^ that It la about time something Chain for every need reduced for J ■ the drums themselves. ' TBB PRINTIH® 0<* serious ■were done about It.^ Aboara lua ». a. i'ai'is, Some roaoCid Wr *• Meantime there Is opportunity where at Sea.— ^Note* from the log Oot. U i m for the psychologist to figure out of a Paris-bound Gothamite— WA’TKINS BROTHERS’ Bvoty Blv*nlac Bxfiapl Saadapt ?.ad how much infiuence the dally peril Here, caught upon a sea as blue ® E‘nmSd at ta. Post Oflleji M as the old family washtub on Mon ohestor a« Saoond data Hall llattat. of the automobile Is having on the day, is a little world that echoes RA'i'ttSi B t Mali recklessness and fatalism which are all the desires, frustrations and aiz dS^ra a year, sixty oeaia a achievements of humanity...... montrror ahortec perloda becoming such marked attributes to ' m i l l Anniversary Sale Here we are, a few hundred people By oarrtar, alehtaan cents n weax. our present civilization. Single ooptea three oanta picked indiscriminately from so SPECIAL ADVBftTMWO ftBPRB: By RODNEY DLTCHEB ciety, and hence typical of all the SENTATIVB. Hamllton-Os uaaer. THE ‘WEATHER Washington.— It becomes more world’s struggle, romance, pathos, Ino., 28d Madlaon Avenue, New xork Many of the terrible things that and more apparent that Governor comedy, wealth, power and pover E and 81* North Jllchlgan Avenue, ty. E Chicago. *i'' were forecast by the sunspot ex A1 Smith will not have many south The Hancheater pert* as to occur In 1927 have not ern delegates behind him when the on aale.ln New Torn ©ty at *ohulrfa Democratic convention opens next Come with me on a stroll! First Newa SUnd. Jlxth Avsnua and 4 la i transpired as per schedule, but summei*, if ho has any at ali. ^ we go to the third class where, utreet and «& A Street entranus ot enough queerness has developed to among many others ^sits Hale Grand Central Station, Hla best hopes seem . to "le In make this a notable year, weather- Iiouisiana, where he is lixely to "Woodward.. . . . Hale Woodward Is “International News Service haa the young n e g ro..,..H e is 27 and exclusive rlghta to use tor republl^ wise. They told us, last winter, that pick up a few. and there may be tlon In m y form all news olapatohM. comes \from Indianapolis. For there would be no summer at all. two or three Smith delegates frvim credited to or not othetwlae dredlu Florida. But the great solid south years he has been struggling to ed In this paper. It ta alao exclusively This can hardly be said to have establish his position as an artist. entitled to use for repubitcatlon all is lined up a.galnst Aim and will de been the case, though it was far .. Finally his etchings began to Windsor arm chairs ^ "with the local or undated news published feat him if it can. attract attention...... He won, a herein." from a standard season. They said Smith strate.gv In the-south is to wood seats and fancy pierced prize or.so at an .exhibition... .And f there would be no crops. There elect Smith delegates to the con someone told Otto Kahn,' the Man splat backs. As sketched^ in MONDAY, OC.T. 3, 1927. vention under protective coloration. hattan philanthropist, who has ■ Cretonne upholster'^d chaits, Colonial red finish. have^been crops, such as they are. Numerous instances are reported They said there would be ice every played good angel to so. many exactly as sketched, suitable Regular where Smith men are out to land struggling artists...... Kahn is for the bedroom or the small CHEAP POLICING. month, but for a couple or three on delegations by convincing the Overstuffed Chairs $31.00 ___ $22.75 treating Woodward to two years of li"ving room. For the information * -Af voters months at least all the ice discover voters-that they are strong for fa Paris and Spain...Fol- the young remarked for the sale vorite .sons or else want to be sent 'Kegular who will be called on tonight to able has been what the ice man ■negro this is his big chance...... uninstructed. If these tactics wore Fortune has at last chosen to smile, .$ 2 1 .0 0 -...... $15.75 These are fine overstuffed chairs approve of an appropriation of $33,- sold. successful in enough lustancjs, on him ..'...S o he Sits in the sun that are left from three piece suites. Nevertheless it will probably he tliey might win Smith the nomina 000 for the maintenance of Man and sings happily...... No one on Only one of each kind at the prices chester’s police force, the Herald a long time before the weather ec tion, but they won’t work in jitates the ship is half so happy. centricities of this year of grace where the party has a well-organ noted here. has obtained figures from several ized machine cr where the unit rule will be forgotten. With a Fourth of Up a few steps and we are sec -• Connecticut cities more or less in is applied. The south seems to faJ^r ^ond class...... And here is a little Kroehler Club Chair in Manchester’s class as to population, July so cold that folks shivered in delegates who will bp anti-SmHjpf girl of seven dressed in a trim taupe Baker cut velour. concerning the size of the depart spring wraps and started fires in whatever else they are. sailor suit, with a jaunty beret ments maintained and the annual the evening, we get, on the first slanted over one eaf...... She has Reg.,?55,00 ...... $29 Quite a few southern politicians come alone from San Francisco... appropriations made for them. Sunday in October, weather so hot would like to see Smith ruominated, And now sV j travels alone to Paris. I^ehler Wing Chair in as to cause the populace to g^ash These figures are printed elsewhere but they don’t dare say so for fear .Her fame has spread from the taupe and rose Jacquard ve in this issue. — its teeth and tear its hair over the of punishment at home. Whether engine room to the captain’s cabin. they will help Smith at the conven Queen Marie, traveling in state It will be noted that the city closing of the beach bathing re lour. Reg. $79.00 .....$39 sorts. Hot dog men wept as they tion is doubtful. Suclt sentiments, to America, received not one-half whose size is perhaps more nearly however, arS distinctly not those oU the attention that comes unasked Jamestown Club Chair in that'of Manchester than any other contemplated their locked-up and Democratic politicians in the border to this pretty youngster with Formal, high-back chairs up Is Norwich. Manchester’* W iice de unstocked booths yesterday, after states who feel that with a ticket French eyes...... The entire _maid taupe and blue Baker cut holstered all over in tapestry partment consists erf a chief, a cap having thrown away tons of unsold with Smith carrying the flag would service is at her disposal...... Upholstered cox"well chairs, velour. Reg. $69.00 . . . $39 ■with frames finished mahog fodder during the months when ruin them wherever they have Every woman aboard finds her any over birch. tain, two sergeants, eight regular protective mother impulse aroused as illustrated, are covered ■with business was supposed to he done. strong Republican minority at their Jamestown Club Chair in j)atrolroen and eight supernumer heels. .... Every steward waits upon her tapestry trimmed with a Regular aries. The appropriation to be ask Yesterday we conferred with ^ The powerful Simmons machine ....she takes her lunches in a checked ^>0 taupe and rose Jacquard ve $48.00 ...... ed for, as stated above, Is $33,000, patriarch of 86 who used to be a In North Carolina, for instance, is deck chair and a huge tray bal v e lo u r ...... q P O v s V V / smack fisherman in his youth and death on Smith. ances, on her lap...... The little lour, piped with mohair. a few hundred dollars more than French shops aboard have been who, for *a long lifetime as farmer Former Secretary of the Navy that of last year. Norwich, whose Josephus Daniels is one^of those looted of dolls and dainties...... Reg. $75.00 ...... $39 population is 23,000, or almost the and woodsman, has noted the signs who have be'en mentioned as a pos Her hours of rising and retiring Jamestown Club Chair in same as Manchester’s, has 32 reg of the weSther. sible vice presidential candidate are watched closely.. . The business magnate and the peasant woman ulaj police officers and this year ap ‘It’s a-goin’,” said this ancient, with Smith to "balance” tne ticket walnut mohair with figured For some time'll has been reported from Normandy meet at, the arms propriated $77,000 for the depart “ to be a durned warm fall all fall of her chair.. . . If she walks alone mohair seat. Reg. $109.00. And It’s argoin’ to be a durned open that Tammanr "w'as ieeklng a dls- ment’s expenditures. Norwich is not llngulshed soirlbevner to pair up for a- moment we all leap from ...... $55 an especially hard place to police winter. Don’t you let ’em tell you with -\I, but th:.-3 strategy may not our chairs and try to divert her.. . no different. I know the signs " wprk. Daniels might accept the All th^t is tender and gentle in a has no unuSnal police problems to great shipload of men and women Massive Club Chair in What the' signs are we did not honor once Smith was nominated deal with; yet its police force is at floats upon the surface. taupe and rose mohair with learn, but'we have changed _ but he has always fought the party ■ least double the size of this town s machine in his state and it might Up another stairway and we are in first class. At the; head fend its police appropriation much mind about ordering the amoupt of decide to fl.ght him for tho second Frise seat cushion and solid of the stairs we all but collide with coal we had trembled at, and have place nCmlnatJon. more than double. on a Junoesque nursemaid...... She mahogany frame. Reg. ; A still more,, striking .contrast is told the ice man to keep right .‘Smith’s strengt.-i on the first few is garbed after the fashion of the ballots is likely to decide whether $150.00 ...... $75 Reed wing chairs, exactly as jfurnished by New London, which coming. nursemaids pictured in Harper’s he can win the nomination. He sketched come with padded may exceed Manchester in popula Bazaar, "Vanity Fair and the other Windsor side chairs, similar Massive Wing Chair to seems likely to enter thee onven so-called “ journals of society.” . . . backs and spring-filled cush tion by 20 or 25 per cent at the out CO-OPERATIVE COLLEGES ticn with fomething short of 500 Almost in leash run two children. to sketch with fancy splat match the club chair above. ions. Covered with cretonne. side. New London, of course, has Thousands— many thousands of votes and nay soon roll up a ma ...... They ^re never out of eye backs, saddle seats and heavy the special'problem of'the presence applicants for admission to the col jority of delegates. Then the fight sight...... If she would dare to Reg. $155.00 ...... $79 Regular ^1*1 will really hc.ain, Tor there doesn’t turned legs. EiO of a good many soldiers and sailors leges and universities of the coun divert her attention for a moment $20.00 ___ _ ^ 9 t l seem to be a chance that the party and they were to run about alone Regular $11.00 and a larger transient population, try this fall have been turned away will ever abrogate the two-thirJs — but there is no such chance.. . . and in any event would he com for lack of > room and facilities. rfile for his benefit. A repetition of For these are the children of Mr. .polled to spend considerably more There is nothing new about this the disastrous Madison Square Gar G— , the multi-millionaire, and den dog fight is not at all unlllrely. ■WATKINS BROTHERS. I n c . ^an Manchester on Its police force. 'situation. It opened up several member of the “ 400.”.... Sudden but Smith seems assured of more ly we note that for each of three But note the tremendous difference years ago and last year and the strength than McAdoo had when children/ there is an individual EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES FOR CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES, 'in figures. The city on the Thames year before there ..ivas a great ex the. latter was the leading candi maid...... They appear out of has a department of no less than cess of applications over the num date in 1924. nowhere as though summoned by a •44 regular officers and in addition ber of matriculations.; Genii— The principal weakness of the Presumably this rush of boys and Often, wandering up Fifth ave maintains six supernumei;arie^ on antt-Smlth element seems to be its nue, Madison, or Park, we have jl^egular duty. And as against Man .girls to the colleges proves tl lack of a strong dry candidate to seen other children of other rich chester’s $33,000 New Londons there Is ^a wldspread hunger of mass behind. It will look rather sil men, thus held in leash, like dogs appropriation reaches the Imposing higher education, and many are the ly if it scatters around among fav out for exercise...... And we have orite sons and doesn’t assemble at pitied them more than any child total of $110,000 per year. Imagine sighs of • regret breathed by t^e least half as many votes as Smith ren on the earth...... They don’t A SACRED DUTY what would happen in Manchester sympathetic that so many of the has for someone else. The latest re seem to be having much fun, for If the town were asked to appro aliibltloUB youngsters must he de port is that some of the anti-Smith they are not allowed to participate There are several things to keep priate half of that sum. nied the advantages of college life. leaders plan to solidify behind the in the "vulgar” pastimes of other in mind when ordering a monu A THOUGHr ment, and-the average person has Perhaps this view is the right dry Governor "Vic Donahey of Ohio. children. Not one of the cities in this list But most of them admit that Doua- And there you have a little scene so little experience to guide him one. But it so there Is one logical scrapes along on such a small ap hey, for all his ability to carry from three classes of a ship. And The first man Is of the eaith, in a matter so sentimentally im-. result of the rejection of so many in theme the elements that pretty Here is the -place where Loveliness portant. A conference with us '^propriation as is asked for here. Ohio, might not be much of a pres earthly.— ! Cor. 15:47. well symbolize all Ufa..,,,, from keeps house, would make’ your problem much ■When Itr comes to economy in po seekers after knowledge that has idential candidate. ______I Between the river and the wooded never, so far as we know, shown the primal protective Instinct to simpler. Our experience: ‘is so licing, this town stands at the very , » « 4nnithe gestures of high civilization... Nought so vile that on the earth hills. wide It will prove welcomeiy help Within a valley where the Spring top .of the list. 'Tnis is something to itself. A partridge flew through a $400 caught out here in a tiny world doth live but to the earth some ful to you. 'i ^_be remembered when the police Denied admission to colleges, plate glass window at Bahff^ Alberti that d plowsIows and churns through time spills dead among the special good doth give.— Shake ta, and dropped seas of purest indigo. Her firstling wind-flowers under item is acted on in tonight’s meet- what would be more natural for speare. blossoming boughs: fragments. GILBERT SWAN. McGovern• Granite . . . 1 . . 'Co. "ing. really keen students to do, there be Where' Summer, sits braiding her Represented by . ing BO many of them, than to or warm, white brows C. W. HARTE.N'STBIN • ganize themselves into societies or With bramble-roses; and where , - t AUTOS AND WAR The Boomerang Autumn fills ’ The death losses of the United groups for the pursuit of higher Her lap with asters; and old Winter States in the World war are placed educaUoa by themselves? Surely frills at 126,000. Of these about 50,000 they know enough of the university With crimson haw and hip his system to understand that profes snowy blouse. ' were killed in action or died of Here you may meet with Beauty. sors and curricula are not abso .wounds. A larger number, some 62,- Here sh6 sits .000 died of disease. The deaths by lutely essential in the life of the Gazing upon the moon, or all the ' SPECIAL FOR TfflSW E K I scholar, merely an aid. day E ^isease were swollen by the worst E Yet there is no movement that Tuning a wbod-thrush - flute, re Epidemic of fiu that has ever been s we have heard of for the organiza mote, unseen; jfcnown, so it Is hardly to be doubt Or, when the storm Is out, tie she ed that some at least of these casu- tion of.what might be called co-op who flits White Enamel Wash fin s erative education by the rejected From rock to rock, a form of fly E ' altles are scarcely to be attributed s to war service. thousands. ing spray. Tray Covers Reg $4.50 E ■Which seems to add at least a Shouting, beneath the leaves tu ; These deaths are the result of multuous green. ithe greatest ■war of history and hair’s weight to the theory that aft ■ — Madison Cauein: Here is the s ' cover the period from the date of er all a good many of these disap Place Where Loveliness Keeps X i)ur entrance into the "War UP to pointed collegians did not yearn to House. demobilization after the armistice. go t/college merely to gain educa I Imp Soot Destroyer In five years of peace 114,000 tion. persons have been ^killed in this DAILY ALMANAC S Regulai^SOc. CAN-'.. S Country by automoWles; three and DRUblS AND THIEVES ’ While shocked at the wickedness Battle of CorWh, Miss., 1862. ^ Now is the time of year to get your stoves and fur-, | A half millions have been injured Marcus'Whitman set out'on his- ^ against 234,000 •wounded In the of the proceeding,' as "we properly toric 3000-mile ride “ to save Ore naces free of soot. All you have to do is start up should he, we cannot restrain a ■'irar. gon to the Union,” 1842. brisk fire and throw Imp on top of it. Good by soot. x, .1; Setting off that part of the war sneaking admiration for the intelli AIR LINES IN HAWAIJ Atalities which might easily have gence of the sheak thief who slid into the home of a Middletown trap Honolulu— ^What promises to he ^een experienced even if we had a forerunner of commercial avia drummer and looted it while the s flot been at waT— flu deaths— as tion in Hawaii Is the establishment X 12,000, we get the result of having owner of the premises was prac of an airplane service for 'visitors ‘‘Red Devil” For lulled as many people In motor ac tising on his instruments of tor who desire to see the Islands from 2 5 / can 1 cidents in five i;ear8 as were killed ture. the afr. Regular flights are made Clogged Drain over the various Island-. B&d died of wounds and disease ip When you come to think of it, cdneiteen months of war— with an why should a porch climber wait Regular 50c. Bpormously larger total of Injured. till the still hours of the morning, BATTERY WORK ^ For sheer sudden death, such when the creak of a board is as sig Authorized “Willard** Service o:* •:o conflicts as the world war appear, nificant and' almost as loud as the thunder of a seige g}in« ih order to V < Station. S'. then, to be about twice and a half -S' B* dangerous to those taking part make his professional visit, when Carbon Burning., .S' in them as is the ordinary business earlier in the night the occupants Auto Electrical Work, s of a house are making so much ALFRED A. of living in any American commu Electrical Appliances Repaired. n noise that * the ’ thief could batter nity today. But the chance of In- Free Crankcase Serv(ce. I Headquarters for Plumbing and Heating Supplies. |dry would seem to he greater to down a door without risk of being I Main, 0pp. Park Street, South Manchester | Individual riding In an automo- heard? B bde, the pedestrian in the street or ^ With goodness knows how many miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiHiiiiiiiiniiHiMiiiiiiniiimiimiBiHiiiniiiiiiiimiimwil Ihto child going to school than to the million radios rattling the windows JOHN BAUSOLA loddler In the field. of goodness knows how many mil With Barrett & Robbins ' Al5vERWSE~i>r THETUERALD—IT“PAYS : Possibly, wfien the time, arrives lion American homes, the time 913 aiiiin S t, Phon« ^ it aeem. certain to do. wiujn the Ji'would seeni to be ripe for adven- vTT-'-'• ^earby, thus making the Helds - im- aerimaul£^; of ,ihe .^United States to the poBBlbiUtles In commercial Mr.- Anderson delay the develoSment of adjoining ayintlon'* and a^dded the ; bpinit*- ^practicable Nai^ 0 ‘e«Brtimeht. tracts of land. - , . One of the speakers at the con- tallc^d .. Jt’^cCracken^and to •V’h that a field could be bought’ in; the day; j*feht. . How much OPEN FORUM Even In the very last years, and outskirts of . the town and made into 'iference expressed the belief thpt LCd ’^Hartford with Austin In spite of tEe Town by-laws real Within the next five years all first leyir^'resi^Et of ‘ Manches- a suitable emergency airport for,3 5 -, Ihj^ber bf -C^ommeirce, to meet estate dealers have been allowed to proximateiy $6,000. A regular|y plass niail will travel by air express retain strips of land across the ends And that the charges will be. just as- ^Mnep and talk over,, more longer;; ^ equipped airport would .coat about establish- D iS S tS TOWN PLANNING of proposed highways at the prop $35,000, he said. ’ 'io'w as now. There are*’ more erty line of development, thereby ^ t' • . .{plane manufUcturing plants In \|;he S'e^ywi^here. . are you going to Mr. Anderson said that .i h® u?" '^Aittflrebn Is very enthuslaa- preventing the continuation of the lleved all airports should lie muni 'United States today, then there are highway through adjoining proper i'^utomobile plants, it was asserted. ]pp6sibllity of locating bother with^'tHat WOULD NOT BE COSTLY fieturns From Boston Parley cipally owned. In cases where air-; ; .^■l.'.i^ergeij.cy field here. ty, except by the consent of the real ports are individually owned, thi^ •'During the last year, the mall car- old stove o f yours? estate dealer,, or by buying^ his should be bought as soon as posa 'jgoes carried by airplanes have in- rights. Frequei^ly real estate deal Convinced of of at ble. •'creased one hundred per cent, H orace B. Cheney Writes His ers WOUIQwould beoe only tooluu sa glad THE CREAT WAR TEN MONTE CRISTO JAMMED BEETHOVEN SINGERS CHAPMAN-LORD MODERN "CAMILLE” | YEARS AGO t o d a y AT STATE THEATER ^ By United Press J RlALTO FOR TWO DAYS BACK FROM FAST TOUR Mias Mary Esther Lord, daugh Oct. 3, 1917 , ter o f Mrs. Lulu R. Lord and the The Austro-Hungary Minister { late Clayton A. Jjord, and Mahlon of Foreign Affairs warns entente Unusual Film Drew Unusual Visit Six Cities and Give Con Snow Chapman, son of Mr. and Nom a Talmadge Creates New that unless the war ends now his Crowd Despite the Heat; Mrs. Clifton Chapman of Rockville Role in Movie Version of country will ask reprisals. ' Last Showing Tonight. certs In Five of Them in were married Saturday afternoon at Great Play— Here Tomorrow Thirteen British vessels are > ------^ ,_ , National League Three Days. 3 o’clock at the home of the bride sunk by U-boats during the "With attendance far beyond :«3i|t)e&- |; s by the Rev. Watson Woodruff, pas and Wednesday. week, this constituting a-low tations, the Rialto theater 'wab" At Clnclnoatli— At Chleagpi— ^ _ The Beethoven Glee club re- tor of the Center Congregational RKUS 1, PIRATES 0 BRO-WNS 8. CHISOX S record. jammed all day Saturday and for CINCINNATI ' ST. LOUIS tufned last night from its first in church. Mrs. W. O. Seyms of He Hamlet In modern dress had two shows last evening by th,at AB. K.H. PO. A. B. ,, , , , AB. R. H. PO. A. E terstate tour, having visited six bron played the wedding Tnarch nothing qiv Camille as played by super-film, “ Monte Cristo.” Dressen, 3b ...... ; 3 O' 1. ® Adainsi 3b ...... 5 1 1 ,3 2 0 cities and sung in five churches in from Lohengrin. The home- was Norma Talmadge. The old favorite All, the owner said last evenittg Walker, r f ...... 4 0 0 0 Rlce,-rf.’— ...... 4 as many different plaees. The first beautifully decorated in autumn stage play comes to the State the “ THE CRYSTAL CUP” that he was surprised at the num Kelly, lb ...... 2 0 0 6 Sturdy, lb ...... 5 appearance of the club on .the foliage, palms, ferns and garden Plpp, l b ...... 1 0 0 3 Williams. If ...... 4 ater tomorrow for two days and the ber of persons who turned out for ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiniH)iniiiiiliiiiiiHiiiiiHiiuiiiiniiiiiiiniioiiiiiiiii!iii Bressler, If ...... 2 0 0 4 Miller, c f ...... 3 tour was made at East Orange, N. flowers. costumes and settirugs are modern. AT CIRCLE TODAY the opening and that he wishes to Allen, cf ...... 3 0 0 6 Kress, ss ...... 4 J., at the Tabor Lutheran church. The bride.was attended by Miss The only thing left intadt Is the thank the public for- its generous T w in 0 > m fp r ta Ford, s a ...... 3 0 1 3 Melltlo. 2b w,.-4 The club had planned to reach Lois Smith of Boston., as maid of play Itself. response to his invitation. “ Monte Crltz, 2b ...... 3 1 1 4 Dixon, c ...... k..., 3 for the Home Sukeforth, b ...... 2 0 0 1 Beck, p ...... 4 East Oratige on Friday morning in honor and Miss Clarissa lyord of “ 'Camille’ will not have the con Cristo” /Will be shown, again this Jablonowaki, p .... 2 0 1 0 time for the chapel exercises at Hebron, cousin of the bride was ventional happy ending, with the Jack Mulhall Starring in Un evening for the last time so if you 36 '8 Y4 8T ' 8 2 Upsala college; hut because of traf bridesmaid. Ruth Raymond and ‘Lady of the Camellias’ restored to have not seen it, here is your last 25 1 4 27 12 0 CHICAGO fic condltioas, did not arrive there Gordon Raymond of New Britain, usual Picture—Will Show PITTSBURGH AB. R. H, PO. A. E. health and happiness in the arms of opportunity for it never will be x A P I .A T O - k » ■ O.-l L i X X AB. R.H. PO. A. E. Mostt), cf 5 until early afternoon. The start also cousins of the bride, were flow her beloved. It is not consistent to Until Tomorrow. brought back here again. 0 3 3 0 0 (•ears experience m and ti. Waner. cf ...... 4 Flaskampcf; sS ....'a' was made at 5 o’clock in the morn er children. provide an ending that is contrary Bills of fare at moving picture Bartell,'ss, ...... 2 0 0 3 2 0 Neis, If ...... 4 Jack Mulhall, ever popular with manutactunng nearmg eqppmeniuava 0 0 0 0 1 ing from Manchester. The groom was attended by his to the entire conduct of a charac houses the country over within the Comorosky. Ir ...... 4 Boone, rf ..,,4 Manchester audiences, is at the Cir taught us many Lhinga aix>ut heating. Brickell, rf ...... 4 0 15 0 0Clancy, lb -...... 4 The East Orange church was brother Otis S. Chapman of Rock ter. \ past tAvo years have been more or 0 0 7 1 0 crowded to the doors when the ville as best man and Morgan B. cle theater today and tomorrow in All that we have learned is at your Cronin, lb ...... 2 Ward, 2b ...... 4 Norma’s ''Camille” will' be a less loaded with productions fea service—free. Groh, 3b ...... 4 0 0 0 1 0 Battle. 3 b ...... 4 club gave its first concert on Fri Lord, the bride’s brother, was modish charmer of modern Paris, “ The Crystal Cup.” turing dog stats. You probably Rhyne, 2b ...... 3 0 0 4 0 0 Crouse, c ...... 3 day evening. The men of the club usher. Mulhall has become one of the If you have a heating problein wa Spencer, c ...... 3 0 0 2 2 0 Stewart, p , ___ __; ,1. strikingly gowned and bobbed hair have seen them and undoubtedly 0 0 0 0 0 were taken in charge by the Luth The bride was attired in a gown leading men of the films during the most have proven interesting and would deem it a privilege u vou would Cvengros, p ...... 2 Barnabc, p '..'3 ed. 'While closely following the call upon us for facts and figures on Meadows, p ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 f eran Brotherhood and the women. of ivory satin and tulle with a lace past few year? and each of his re enjoyable. ' . 35 3 10 27 14 2 original theme Dumas’ famous ro leases is eagerly awaited in this modem radiator heating. Miss Eleanor Willard, Miss Helen veil caught with orange blossoms mantic classic will be unfolded on But one great fault has been 29 0 4 24 7 1 St. Louis ...... 100 310 003-rS Berggren and Miss Eva Johnson, and she wore a brooch of pearls tOAvn. ' Phone or wrUeia Cincinnati ...... 000 000 lOx— 1 Chicago ...... OOO Oil 010—I the screen in settings of the presena found with them— they are not es ° Three base hit, Critz; double plays, were guests of women of the and rubies. The brooch has been He charms with his good locks sentially dcig pictures. In all of Two base hits, Dixon. Bboric, Stur day. E.C. MARSDEN Bartell, (unassisted). Ford to Critz to dy; three bass' hits, Williams,''Battle, church. worn by four brides in the family The most gripping crook j,$Icture and he pleases with his acting. His them, the dogs have been Intro Kelly, Critz to Pipp: left on bases. Kress; home, runs Kress; stolen'base. In Crash in New Jlprk during the last 150 years. She car star is in the ascendency and he is which has been produced in years is duced only through their connec American Radiator cfompany Pittsburgh S. Clnclnnsttl 5: base on Clancy; sacrifices,' Mellilo, WHUftms, LeaviEtg Upsalla college? at 11 ried a shower bouquet of white Kil- . becoming more popular Avith his au tions with humans in the cast. Repi'Csentative. halls, off Cvengros 3. Meadows 2, Crou.se; double play, Flaskainper tc the “ Underworld,” the sensational film JablonowskI 4; struck out, bv Cven V/ard to Clancy; left on' bases. St. o’clock on Saturday morning, larney roses and lilies of the val diences every day. "Wouldn’t you like to see a real 21 High Street, gros 1. Jabolonowskl 1; hits, off Cven members of the club went to New which is playing at the State today, Mulhall has been in the movies Touls 8. Chicago 7; bases on balls, off ley. Clive Brook, Evelyn Brent, George dog picture— a production from a Hartford, Conn. ^ gros 2 In 5, MeadoAVS 2 in 3; wild SteAvart 3. Beck 1, Barnabe I; strueV York, where they made several The maid of honor’s dress was of for a number of years. In fact, he gj.Qj.y •vyritten primarily about dogs,, pitch, JablonoAVski; balk, JablonoAV- Bancroft and Larry Semon are the j Phone 2-7511 out. by Barnabc 1, Beck 5; hits, off sightseeing trips through the city. orchid georgette and she, wore a has been in the game long enough’ developed principally through the skl; passed ball, Spencer; losing Stewart 5 In 4, Barnab.e ft in 5; hit by On Fifth Avenue their bus collided black velvet picture hat and carried featured stars in this feature. pitcher. Meadows; umpires, Quigley, pitcher, by Stewart. DlxonV; losing to be playing elderly character roles wonderful sagacity and intelli Reardon and McCormick. nitreh'"-. Stewart; umpires. McGowan with two taxicabs but nobody was an arm bouquet of asters and cos The stol-y is that of a gang and but he keeps his youth and looks as the way it works. It treats of those gence of three almost-human .ca AMEI^ICMl^IJirORrOJILPANY and Hildebrand; time, 1:22. injured in the crash. The club mos. The bridesmaid wore nile though he might be 19 or 29. His nines? In “ Breed of Courage,” people who stay in their lairs dur At Chlcr.gf':— made the Hotel Belmont its head green georgette and black velvet secret is his OAvn and he keeps F. B. O. picture to be shown at the CARII3 «. c r u s 4 At AVa.shIngtoa:— . quarters while in New York. picture hat and also carried asters ing the day and come out to prey ST. LOUIS ' N.1.TS 0. ATHLBTICS 5 young. Rialto theater tomorrow is a dls- AB. R. H. PO. A. E. The start for Forestvllle was and cosmos. The flower girl’s dress on society at night. Clive Brook, His performance in “ See You in tinct novelty to fllmdom. The AVASHINGTON made at S'^o’clock on Sunday morn usually the fashionable actor. Is a DIANA’S TAILOR SHOP Holm, cf ...... 4 0 0 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. was pink satin taffeta trimmed with Jail” and that other' picture, the three leadir,g parts of the picture PrLsch. 2b ...... 3, " 5 1 Barnes, cf ...... 4 ing and the club arrived there at blue tulle. The flower children car crook of the lowest type, but college affair in which he played are played by ’three beautiful dogs Hafey, I f ...... 4 Reeves, 2b ...... < 9:30. A short concert was given ried a basket of mixed flowers. unique in that he possesses a sense the sissy, gained mpre laurels for headed by Ranger, F. B. O. canine Bottom ley, lb ...... 4 Ganzel, I f ...... 5 Removed From 7 Walnut Orsattl, rf ...... 2 on the Bethesda Lutheran church A large reception followed' the of honor. The rest of the stars are him. In both of these he was a star. The action of the picture is Tucker, rf ...... -3 there. Bristol and the Lebanon in keeping with Brook’s character. Blades, If ...... 1‘ -Judge, lb ...... ' 4 ceremony with a large number of clever actor, although his college dependent upon the histronic abil Street to Block at Comer of Toporccr. 3b ...... 4 Speaker, lb ...... 0 church was the next stop and in guests from this state and Massa picture, “ The Poor Sap,” was hard ity of these three animals. Come Schulte, c ...... 2 Rucl, c ...... ■...... 4 the afternoon the first full concert chusetts present. er than anything he has ever done. and see for yourself how capably Main and Eldridge Streets. Maranvllle, ss ...... 3 Bl,uege. 3b ...... 4 Haines, p ...... 3 Gillis,' S 3 ...... 4 was given at the Augustana Luth Late in the evening the bride and “ The Crystal Cup” is different, they have fulfilled their purpose! eran church of Bristol. ‘ groom left on an unannounced wed Sherdel, p ...... 0 Honkins, p ...... 2 The remaining members of the SALVATION ARMY HEAD too, and admirers of Mulhall will be Work Called For and Delivered. Judd, p ...... 1 ding trip. After November 1, they surprised, pleasantly, of course. It 39 6 9 22 9 0 Rice, z ...... 1 club who had not gone to New Jer will be at home to their friends at CHICAGO will run at the Circle until tomor CQHETHROAT AB. R. H. PO. A. E. sey and New York joined the club 33 Stephen street. ' Gargle withv warm salt water 38 9 14 27 13 1 at Meriden and sang there and in TO ADDRESS KIWANIANS row night when the theater will be Telephone 149*5. Adams. 3b ...... 4t PHILADELPHIA . closed until Saturday. — then applyi over throat— English, ss. ., ...... 4 AB. R. H. PO. A. B. Hartford. The concert in Hartford Heathcote, rf ...... 3 Bishop, 2b ...... 20 was given at the Emanuel Luther Stephenson, I f ...... 3 Dykes, "b, p -4 1 an church. TEST ANSWERS At the weekly Wednesday lunch About four inches in fifteen Wilson, cf ...... 3 Bates, r f ...... a The club sang particularly well minutes is the speed of the speed VJV a r o R u b Grimm, lb ...... 4 Simmons, cf . 5 eon of the Kiwanis Club at Hotel Over 21 Million Jam Ueed Yettrly Cochrane, c ...... 5 and the soloists excelled them iest bacteria. Hartnett, c ...... 2 the Sheridan, Commandant J. P. Spohn Beck, 2b ...... 3 Poxx. lb ...... 5 selves. Miss Willard, Miss Berg- Here is the solution to Bush, p ...... 2 Saunders, I f ...... 4 ! gren and Albert Pearson, a brother LETTER GOLF puzzle on the of the Salvation Army AVill be the Jones,'p ...... 0 Boley, S 3 ...... 5 comics page:. speaYer. He has chosen for his Weblk X ...... 1 Powers, p ...... 4 ‘ of Director Helge Pearson, were Galloway, 3 b ...... 0 the soloists. Miss Eva Johnson topic “ Enterprise.” All members 29 4 9v21 6 1 was the accompanist. are urged to come and hear him. St. Louis ...... 021 001 2x— 6 89 5 13 34 Ti ~ i Harold West will furnish the at Chicago ...... 000 003 01— 4 Washington ...... J02 401 Qlxr—9 tendance prize. Two base hits, Beck, Hafey, Adams. Philadelphia ...... 000 201 002— 1 u P Orsatti. Topbreer; home runs Bottom- Two base hits. Ganzel, Boley, s 0 A number of good speakers have ley Wilson, Stephenson; sacrifices, Powers, Hopkins, Glllis Barnea Sim MANCHESTER MAN FIRST been already secured for this Orsatti; double plays, Frisch to mons; three base hits Foxx, Ganzel; Maranvllle to Bottomley, Schulte to stolen base. Bishop; sacrifices, D yk^, month. Howell Cheney will be the Toporcer;' left- on bases. St. Louis 5, Tucker, Reeves; double plays,- Glllil IN POLICE SPEED TEST c 0 u P speaker on the 19tb and his sub Chicago 7; bases, on balls, oft Haines to Reev-es' to Judge GilHa to' Judge; ject will he “ School Consolidation” 4, off Bush 1; struck outr by Bush 2, left on bases, Philadelphia 14. Wash and on the 26th, Rev. Joseph Coop by Haines 3; hits, off Bush 7 in 6 In ington G; base bn balls, off Powers 1, nings, off Haines 9 in. 7 innings (none Hopkins 4. Judd 2; hits. Oft Hopkins 3 er will be the guest of the club. •ut In 8th), off Sherdel 0 in 1-3 In in 5, Judd 8 in 4, Powers 12 In 7, {Kenneth Ringrose of State c 0 0 P The next District Convention Avill ning, off Joiies 2 In 1 Inning; winning Dykes 2 in 1; winning pitcher Hop Constabulary Reaches Wa- be held at the Ncav Ocean House at pitcher. Haines: losing pitcher. Bush; kins; losing pitcher. Powers; umpires. Swampscott, Mass. FUR TRIMMED umpires. Hart Klem Jorda and O’Day; Van Grafian, Ormsby and Nalln; Uhie, terbury Ahead of All Others. time 1:39.- 1 :86. X — webb batted for Bush in 7th. s—Rice batted for Hopkins In Sth. When Governor John Trumbull c 0 0 S X —One out when winning run was scored. At Detroit:— decided to see how fast men from JOHNSON’S TIGERS 11. S|.INDIANS 5, 4 the different stations of the state At Brooklyn— * (First Game) police department could report at of Fine>1^1 ■; . '. Scotch and ROBIN* K. BRAVES 3 DETROIT ' Waterbury and so instructed Com c 0 T S ELECTRIC CO. BROOKLYN * 1 . - ABUH.'HrtPO.-Ai'E; missioner Robert T. Hurley to send AB.-R. H. PO. A. E. Blue, lb ...... 2 2 1 9 0 ^0 Solicits Your Electrical Busi Statz, cf ...... 4 Gohrlnger, 2b ...... 5 0 1 .1 'I # out the alarm, he started a lot Carey, rf ...... 2. Ruble, c f ...... 5 2 2 8 1 * of speeding all through the state. ness— Both Wiring and Fix Tfemper, If ...... 4 Heilrfiann, r f ...... 5 1 4 2 • # “ Bob Hurley” , a Manchester c u T s tures. Domestic Herman, lb ...... 4 Fotherglll, If ...... 5 1 -1 1 « * man whe6 appointed to the state Flowers, ss ...... 4 Warner, 3 b ...... ;3 1 1 4 2. .0 Partridge, 2 b ...... 3 Tavener, ss ...... 4 1 2 2 .1 0 police department, must have felt Butler; 3 b '...... 3 Woodall, c ...... 2 2 1 6 X^ O just a little happy when he found First Class Work. Henline,-c ...... 3 Billings, p ...... 4 1 1.0 I. • that all thromsh the state that the N u T s Clark, p ...... 3 Estimates' Cheerfnliy Famished. Coats for Autumn motor trips, for 35 11 14 27 11 0 first man to report at Waterbury - 30 5 14 27 14 5 CLEVELAND for duty was another Manchester BOSTON AB. PwH.PO. A. E. iman, Kenneth Ringrose. Marie Pauline Borghese, sister A Fine Line of Fixthres. campus wear, for every day in town AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Gill, cf ...... 3 0 ; Ringrose is now stationed at, the of Napoleon, always took a shower Richbourg, rf ...... 5 Ussatt, 3b Colchester barracks and was the bath of milk. Once traveling J. Smith, cf ...... 4 Summa, rf .. and country of beautiful woolen fab Bancroft, ss ...... 4 Hodapp, lb .. first one to reach Waterbury, sa through Germany, she stopped at 20 Clinton St. Phone 657-4 Fournier, lb ..t...... 4 J. Sewell, as.; lute his commissioner and report a house not equipped with a show Brown, i f ...... 4' Myatt, e. , . . for duty. er and ordered holes bored in the rics. Perfectly tailored and lined Farrell, 2b ...... 4 Langford, If ceiliDig and the milk poured Moore, 3 b ...... 3 1 T Lind, 2b .... Hogan, c ...... 4 1 2 1' 0 Grant, p .... through by servants. with silk crepe.' Sizes 14 to 44. Greenfield, p .. 1 1 2 0 Although faces may be lifted to R. Smith, X . . . 0 0 0 vO 35 6 11 24 14 1 keep a person looking youthful, I Goldsmith, p ...... 0 0 0 • 0 Detroit ...... 103 006 02.x—11 Gibson, XX ...... 1 0 0 0 0 Cleveland...... 113 000 000— 6 science has not yet discovered any Notice of the Tax Collector Two base hits, Summa 2, Hellmanh '.method of rejuA^enating the hands, 36 3 9 24 13_, 2 2, Myatt, Langford, Fotherglll; three which show age more than faces. WINTERS CLOSE Brooklyn ...... HO 102 OOx—5 base hits Ussatt J. Sewell; home run, B oston...... • 030 000 000— 3 Heilmann; sacrifice. Grants ' Myatt, UPON YOUR TRACK Two base hit. Flowers; three base Woodall, Blue; double-plays. Ruble to All persons liable by law to pay hit. Henline: home run, Butler; stolen ■^Va.mer Myatt to Hodapp; -reft on taxes in the bases; J. Smith Farrell Brown, Statz; bases, Cleveland 9, Detroit 6; bases on t . Dependable sacrifices, Carey, Henline, Partridge; balls, off Grant 3, off Billings 3; hit by Eighth School and Utilities double plays. Partridge to Flowers to pitcher, by Billings (Gill); struck but; ' District Herman: left on bases Boston 7, by Grant 4, by Billings 4; wild pitch, Brooklyn 6; bases on balls, off Clark Billings; umpires, Rowland and Used Cars of Manchester are hereby notified 1; off Greenfield 1; struck out, by Geisel; time, 1:37. that I shall on October 1, 1927, Clark 2, by Goldsmith 1; hit by pitcl^ (Second Game). All in first class mechanical con er, by Greenfield (Butler,); hits, off Detroit ______000 020*102— I dition. My prices are very Ioav, cash have a rate bill for the collection Greenfield 9 in 6 Innings; off Gold Cleveland ...... 200 000 200— i or terms. '' of four mills on the dollar laid on smith I In 2 innings; umpires Mc 1926 Dodge Special Touring the list of 1926, due the collector Laughlin and.Pfirman; time, 1:30. October 1, 1927. X—R. Smith batted for Greenfield In 1927 Dodge Sport Roadster Ou.»vD • ecuerr. I will be at my ^^xx—Gibson batted for Oaldsmith In THESCOREBOARD 1925 Dodge Special B Sedan STORE, 251 NORTH MAIN ST., 9 th. 1924 Dodge Touring Winter will make you uncom 3IANCHESTER, GIANTS S. PHILLUBS 4 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS 1923 Dodge Touring TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and fortable unless your hqme Is pro NEW YORK National Lagne 1926 Dodge 3-4 Ton Screen AB. R. H. PO. . CHlicinnati 1, Pittsburgli 0. SATURDAYS, Truck vided with the proper heating Mueller, If St. Louis Chicago 4 (called In from 1 p. m. to 9 p. m. for the col Lindstrom, 3b 1921 Dodge Coupe plant. Let us look It over. Let Rpush, cf ...... 3 8th., rain). lection of said taxes. Hornsby, 2 b ...... New York 5, Philadelphia 4 (10) 1923 Durant Touring Take Notice— The l£^w provides us tell you what’s the matter with Terry, lb ...... Brooklyn 5, Boston *V 1923 Star Touring that if any taxes shall retaaln un Jackson, a s ...... it and what the repairs or a iicav Harper, r f ...... American L ea^ e ‘ ‘ 1927 Star 4-Doordan, like paid one month after the same Washington 9, Philadelphia 5. system will cost. Taylor, c ...... • new shall become due, interest at the Cummings, c . . . St. Louis 8, Chicago 3. rate of nine per cent shall be t Fitzsimmons, p .. Detroit '1 , Cleveland 3 (1). 1925 Overland 2-Door Sedan charged from the time that ?uch A Bath a Day Henry, p ...... 1 Ott, ...... 1 Detroit 5, Cleveland 4 (2).. 1923 Reo Speed Wagon tax becomes due until tbe same is Keeps You Fit Every Way. Benton, p ...... ® Other teams not Ocheduled.. paid, also lawful fees for travel or SOUTH MAKCKESTER. 36 5 12 30 8 1 collecting after November 15. 1927. PHILADELPHIA THE STANDINGS SCHALLER MOTOR SALES MARK HOIiMES, JOHNSON & LITTLE AB. R. H. PO. A. E. National League Collector; Sand, 3b ...... 4 0 1 1 0 W. L. PC. Plumbing and Heating Contractors. Thompson, 2 b ...... 5 0 i 5 0 Center and Olcott Sts. Manchester, Conn., Williams, rf ...... 5 0 0 3 0 Pittsburgh . . . 94 60 .61(J ^ Phone 1226-2. Sept 15, 1927. 13 Chestnut St. Tel. 1083-2 Wrightstone, lb ... 5 0 1 10 0 St. Louis ...... 92 61 .601 Leach, cf ...... 5 1 2 3 0 New Y o r k ...... 92 62 .59t Mokan, If ...... 5 1 2 2 0 SKETCHES RV ItESSKX Jonnard, c ...... ■ • i 0 0 C hicago...... 85 68 .55# THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: (98) Gutenberg’s Bible SYNOPSIS BY BBAUOUBtt Deitrlch, ss ...... 4 1 1 . 4 1 Cincinnati...... 75 ''78 .490 Walsh, p ...... 4 1 1 0 0 Brooklyn ...... 65 88 .42? 41 4 1128 1 1 Boston ...... 60 94 .390 New Y o r k ...... 011 100 001 1— 5 Philadelphia .... 51 103 .331 Philadelphia ...... 000 001 300 0— 4 American League Two base hits, Fitzsimmons, Mokan, Thompson, Leach Lindstrom; home runs Tarper 2, Jackson: stolen bases, New York ,. Roush, Wrightstone; sacrifice, Roush; Philadelphia double plays. Sand to Thompson to Wrightstone 2, Fitzsimmons to Jack- Washington son to Terry, Leach to Wrightstone to Detroit . . ., Walsh to Deltrich; bases on balls, off Chicago . .. . Walsh 6. off Henry 1; struck out, by BMtzsimmons 3, Henry 1; hits, off Fitz Cleveland .. simmons 9 in 6 ?-3 innings, off Henry St. Louis . . . 1 in 3 1-3 innings, off Benton 1 in 1 Boston .... inning; wild pitch, Henry: left on bases, Philadelphia 8, New York 6; winning pitcher, Benton; umpires, Presidential ^candidates, Moran, Rlgler and Wilson; time, 2 were nominated by national hours. vehtlon in 1831, w,heh the Natiod-; X—One out when •winning run was al Republican convention nomlnat scored. Using Schtieffer's idea for making metal type from a But Gutenberg’s surT set as soon as it rose. When = XX— Ott batted for Henry in 9th, ed Henry Clay.: mold, Gutenberg began the great work of his life, print the task of printing v/as ended, strife broke out» The ing of a copy of the Bible. Before the first three pages At last, in 1455 or The triumph of print wealthy Fust claimed back, the loans and Gutenberg CONCORD GRAPES FITZGERALD BR02. had been completed 3000 florins had been spent and 1456 the. complete Bible ing was at once estab could not pay. Fust seized the printing plant and c n t o s h a p p l e s Gutenberg always was haunted by the fear that there in ' the Latin toijjgue, lished. Men agreed that books, turning Gutenberg out of his office. Thirteen M I PURNTTUBE years after completing his work the great investor would not be nearly enough money to carry out the bound in two great vol the printed bopks were and . , , ...... trerhendous work. umes, was presented to “ as clear as handwrit- died, penniless, unhonored and unwept, W .H. COWLES l y NCA, Throuts Spsdri fiTwfwlBn e f tiK PABiInrt s f B it Work of Ki>o«>tojgt, the world. lng.“ ^2? SkMthn and Synopaa*. CepyruM, 1927, Bit Croflar taakty. ^ C o n t f n U e d ) j Edgewood Farm, * ^ PIANO MOVING Manchester ween. Office; Aa Pearl St, Tele. 1 9 1 ^ - ' L.’ ’ I A MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, MONDAt, OCTOBER S, 1927. Cloverleaves Beat All-Meriden Second Half Assault li. Pitfsburgh AD Set For World Series Substitution Beats ■iV Referee Penalizes Cubs Ewen Dribbles In With De Crowds Already Pouring In* Captain Brunic Moske "BUD" GEOGHEGAN Crashes Over for MURAWSKI, HULTINE 27 Yards When Sai- Celtics and C.B. ciding Goal; Hutchinson to the City— Special Writ First Score-of Season monds Enters First HITS 72 AND A 73 After Recovering a Half for First Time, Win Soccer Games Heads In AnoDier, Heat er Describes the City For Fumble; Teams Are CADDY G O If CHAMPS Claiminfir Illegal Re Slows Up Contest. IN LOCAL TOURNEYS turn; Score 7-6. LEAGL^ STANDING Evenly Matched. W L D P Out of Town Fans. Celtics ...... 2 0 O 4 After a heart breaking march of SATURDAY’S RESULT.®! Senior Champ Junior^ Champ H. Scaiidia ..... 2 O 0 4 New Bedford 4, Bi’ookl.vn 8. . The town champion Cloverleaves 52 yards for a touchdown against C. B. A. A.;..... 1 1 0 2 the Falcons of Meriden at Hanover Boston 4, Philadelphia 0. By FORD C. FRICK Medalist In Club Champion got off on the right foot yesterday Swedish AV...... O 1 1 1 J. P. Coats 3, Providence 1. Special CorresiMJndent when they turned back the power park in that city yesterday, the Qenuatis ...... 0 1 1 1 Cubs football team of this town Bethlehem 1, Newark 1. Pittsburgh, Pa., Oct. 3.— If you ful All-Meriden eleven at Hickey’s '1^ " - it. N. B. S. A...... 0 1 1 1 suffered a 7 to G defeat which can enjoy beipg pushed and shoved and ship and Favorite to Win; Grove by a one-touchdown margin British A ...... 0 1 O O SUNDAY’S RESULTS. jostled and kicked about by milling before a large audience. Captain be charged directly to Referee YESTERDAY’S RESULTS John Hart who handed down one Hartford 3, J. P. Coats 1. throngs that don’t know where Brunic Moske, rated by The Herald C. B. A. A. 4, N. B. S. A. 0. BethMftcm 3, Newark 2. they’re gpin,g, what they’re doing or Also Tied With Gleason Inst year as the best all-around of the weirdest decisions ever Celtics 3 Swedish AVorkers 1. made in football circles. The Sil N. Y. Giants 4, Nationals 1. why they're doing it, you’ll like player in Manchester, made the Hartford S. 10 Germans 9. Providence 0, Brooklyn O. only score of the game. ^ ver City fans were behind the All three of Manchester’s en this town. For President’s Cup. Cubs and cheered the#i heartily And you must come over Wed It c^me in the initial quarter. trants In the Manchester District By THOMA.S AV. STOAA E Manchester marched straight down when they scampered off the field. soccer League escaped the defeat nesday for the World SeriesI Under a midsummer sun the two Hartford swarmed all over J. P. If you crave sleeping in a hall the field after receiving the initial column yesterday. The Celtics dis Coats of Pawtucket, R. I., in the "Bud” Geoghegan, who recently teams suffered greatly. During posed of the Swedish Workers at way or athwart the business side of kickoff. Walter Moske, Bill Mc- the first part of the game Meriden second half of their American beat Johnny Sill one up for the Laughlin, JJobk Brennan and Brun- Charter Oak Park in Hartford 3 to a billiard, table; if you enjoy tak had a distinct advantage, not due Lea,gue soccer game at the McKee ing your 3ueals on the run and Hartford District Golf champion ic Moske alternated in carrying the 1 while Cheney Brothers soundly street stadium yesterday and was ship, is the medalist in the quali to superior playing ability, but trounced the New Britain Swedes your sleep when and if you can get ball past stripe after stripe until rather to the. “ breaks.” Out rewarded with a 3 to 1 victory. it, if any-r-T- fying round for the annual Man it rested on the ten yard line. Here 4 to 0 In the preliminary game at weighed, but not outgamed or out the McKee street stadium. 'The Play in the first half was fairly Well, you must come over! Chester Country Club championship Meriden’s defense tightened and even, but in the final stanza. Mana which closed last night. Geoghegan played,'the Cubs fought back and British American club drew a'bye If you enjoy the old “ Country Manchester was forced to surren averted a score on at least three ger Jimm.y Dewhurst’s charges Fair” atmosphere In modern set burned up the course with a 73, der the ball on downs. and did not play. occasions when fumbles placed the JThe C. B. A. A.-New Britain came to life with a grim determin ting— a setting where • the shell- three above par. He went out in 37 On the very first play, a Meriden Falcons wlthljn easy striking dis ation that was.not to be denied. The game boys are disguised as hotel and came back in 36. back fumbled when tackled hard by game was somewhat slow because tance. The .first threat was of the excessive heat,, hut Manches players on both teams bore up well proprietors and the three-card Here Is his card: Captain Moske and the latter re stopped on the one yard line and despute.the sweltering hot weather monte experts are running restaur covered. Moske took the ball over ter’s margin was sufficiently con Par: 445 534 434— 36. Farr punted safely out of danger. vincing. Bert McConkey opened that kept the large crowd in shirt ants, then— Out: 544 544 ■ 335— 37. the goal line In one thrust off right Both teams settled down to sleeves. Next week-end, Hartford This is your town, brother, it is tackle. He was given perfect inter the scoring after twenty minutes Par: 443 444 443— 34. play football right after the start had elapsed taking advantage of a will not^play at home. The league indeed! In: 543 444 453— 36. ference. Hook Brennan’s placeklck, of the second half. The Cubs mis-kick by a New Britain back. 'i schedule calls for a game jif^.th the You’ ll Like It Bud will be ^ top-neavy favorite try for the extra point, went wide. made several good gains but con George Welch tallied the second- New York Nationals at the Polo And you’ll like it, even if you This was the only chapee Man tented themselves with a policy of to win the club championship inas —Photo by Elite —Photo by —.ite marker on a drive close in from a Grounds in New York on Saturday can’t buy tickets to the World Se much as it Is not a handicap affair. chester had to score during the hec watching and waiting for the prop scrimmage. and another with Pall River at Tiv ries for love nor money, and have Two of the best players at the club, tic battle which was played under a STANLEY MURAWSKI ELMER HUL'HNE er break. 'With the flashy back- Cheneys scored twice more in erton on Sundaj-. The following to take your bird’s eye view of the although qualifying, have w i^ sweltering hot sun. The excessive field combination, Dietz, BorowskI, the second half. Albert Lindsay Sunday, however, Bethelefn Steel series from the stands which Bar drawn. They are Ben and John T . heat plainly affected both teams Former Goes Over Course in 83 in Senior Divi Dahlquist and Donnelly tuned up caged both goals. The first was will appfear here. ney Dreyfus has erected a block or Cheney, Jr., who have gone to Yale and many time-outs were necessary. properly, a march of 52 yards re the result of a fumble by the New With its remodeled forward line, two north-bynorthwest and beyond University. John hit an 82 and Ben Meriden brought a very strong sion; “Gump” Binok Gets Low Net, 68; Hul- sulted and ended when Dietz took Britain goalie and the second came' Hartford looked* much improved the left field fence, Barney must ! a 84. Here are the scores of the team here, one that gaye the Clov the ball over from the 17 yard line on a cross from Williamson. Lind yesterday. The game started fast tine’s Card 63; Davy Simpson’s Net 50 for on a sweeping end run behind per L\ have his little joke, he’s Just like sixteen who qualified. They will be erleaves real opposition, Manager say almost headed in two other with Hartford pressing hard for the Tex Rickard that way. paired tonight and the first round Bill Griffin said he wished he could Nine Holes; Harold Civello Gets a Birdie. fect interference. Maiilelll, Borow goals, one hitting the cross bar and first' ten minutes. Kerr, in goal for The Yankees arrived here, bag must be completed this week. secure opposition of that caliber skI and Donnelly cleared the way the other the. front of the upright. Pawtucket, saved several drives and and baggage, this morning. And Bud Geoghegan, 73; C. Walker, every Sunday as'it assured the fans for Dietz who shook off three Manchester used but ten plajprs, he was ably assisted by Stevenson no travelling circus, detraining on their money’s worth and'^then sothe- By THOMAS STOWE /j - i MANGHESTBR (CONN.) EVENING HRHATTi.HEKALD, Mni'mAY. MONDAY, ocnX)BBROCrOBER 3.1927,3,1927. ^ \ . ^ FEAYIJHE AimCLBS a b o u t INTEREim^G PAGE WOMEN ‘•r- - ETHEL: c s •voiwe cavowt or lAV.nwwf/!!. Ali£NE SUMNER, A girl reporter on a city news I suppose the needle would paper took up her stand in. her Characters of the Story remain static with a guilty per city’s marriage license bureau one PHILO TAHOE son in contact?” fine fall morning and talked with the brides-to-be as they came in for a A 1 JOHN F.'Z. HABKHAH.District Oh, on the contr’ry.” Vance’s VottR-iitfeR Attorney of New York County tone was unrufQed. “The needle their sacred parchment. Thirteen would bob up and down just the out of 22 admitted that they were Ht<‘ CAPTAirt OP • ALTIN H. BENSON...... Well- keeping on with their jobs. Their evejSMttikn^ — \ known Wall Street broker and same — but not beeaitse he was xnewet* — guilty. reasons included, “so that we can I . -ryuMsw' ww man-about-toxon, who was mys have a home of our own; I’d just «J#feCTeP -OF'HIW _ teriously murdered in his home "I f he was stupid, for instance, viefN ea the needle would jump as a result die alone all day; there isn’t » u . hi MAJOR ANTHONY BENSON... of his resentment at a seemingly enough to do in a flat.” The school , .. Brother of the murdered man newfangled third-dfgree torture. board of this same city recently MRS. ANNA PLATE...... And If he was intelligent, the ruled that marriage should in no ..Housekeeper for Alvin Benson needle would jump because of his way enter into consideration of teacher appointments; that the job MURIEL ST. CLAIR...... suppressed mirth at the puerility went to the best qualified person, ■©epeMp'oK. - • ^ ...... A young singer of the legal mind for indulging > in regardless of marital condition. CAPTAIN PHILIP LEACOCK... such nonsense.” •Tou move me deeply,” sa,id ...... if is® St. Clair's fiance Still Mad Markham. “My \ head is spinning LEANDER PFYFE...... The papers, however,‘ continue to like a turbine. But there are those HE WORVfC HA1»> W ©/CRmirnG— ...... Intimate oJ_ Alvin Benson's be filled with protests from men -----lr- AHO of us poor worldlings who believe who complain that they can’t get ERNEST HEATH...... Ser that criminality is a defect of the HAS-'Weeti A seWttR on jobs because of the vast hordes of IN iw e rpiJKCM. — AV.WA'ie’-'RosHmCr- ' n.uNKtP PACE N in e MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENDTO HERALD* MOIJDAY, OCTOBER 8,1927, .its rightful plai;e in the news of a most .domjpjete assortment of * CAPER NEARLY l^AinDB the day. etyles end sieM, All eaually eom- JOKER IN N. t . COOP R ^ C O . SEEEDI^ If you go downtown within thei petent for their own job end all WHITER SCHEDOIES next day or 1,wo, look in_.Keith'e resembling this old aristocrat* One of the members of / tho south window. You'll see a great Home Grand, like the _ Crown -Beethoven Glee - club-ftlnipstl. got OLDEST CLENWOOD big 6lenwood.Ho»^^^ ‘’RaM^Prince* rsfemWeg,Ah# ’J^iser. FOR REC> (XNTERS into jail while the club ■was on. — a competent, satisfied-looking He tells you, too, about the 10:30—Dance orchestra. Leading DX Stations. old monarch— sitting tbece?.in the Oldest / '’ •>--* oi—— Glenwood Contest—r that i JffoJiday, October 3. 11:30—Organ recital. its interstate tour on Friday, ■ - ( ■ cor.her and smilln» contentedly to Bomewhere'ln Mahehiilhr Is ao ' Waite Hoyt, Tankee hurler, will, ex 535.4— WTIC, HARTFORD—660. 476_WSB, ATLANTA—630. Saturday and Sunday. pound some Intereetlng pre-World** 6:80—Bond trio; “Mother Goose." 8:30—Arcadia orchestra, He was going t6 play a prac all passers-iry. And he has' ia cestor of Jhls, the oldest one in the Serie* Information before the mlcro*' 7ri.6—Soprano, pianist, tenor. 9:00—"The Wanderer." Novel Adrertuing Stimt At- rightIt to smile," for he Is dlspldylng line. How long he’s b e e n -working, 8 ;0tM>New Departure orcbestftu 10:00—Girls' audition program. Activities of School Stfeot tical Joke on Helge Parson, di i>hoi>e of WEAF at 7:1S for the first rector of the club, in the Hotel a masterpiece of his own produc nobody knows. But Keith’s want feature Monday night. At 7:80 Roxy 9:30—WEAF program. 11:45—.Artists program. to find him and»pnt him on pen-' and His Gang will etart their weekly 422.5—WOR, NEWARK—7ia Belmont, where the club was tion thet is wortify of his talents.. SILENT NIGHT IN CHICAGO traeting A11 e n t i o n to Sion. Folks kffqVHhnt the Gleny musical entertainment through the 7:00—Levltow’s orchest^ 428.3— WLW, CINCINNATI—700. and West Side Groups For staying on Saturday nig'ht. A -intlminoth loaf of bread, fully Blue Network. Nine o'clock will find 8:00—Leigh's Buddies. 8:00—Pianist, vocal solos. The joke ‘ Involved ' climbing eighteen Inches in diameter—’ woods are a lon'g-Hveu race,. a,nd ,the Aleppo Drum Corps plasHng for the 9:00—Columbia broadcast 8:30—Johnston’s program. old Home Grand in the window listeners of WBZ and a mixed ouartet 11:05—Pepper Potters orchestra. Into the director’s rodhi' roiUpd and thick,'brown and crisp 9:10—Happy Harmony Boys. Lojig-LiVed Storeo. —^a ‘'Dutch bread” If you please, can tell you a lot of their records of Cheyney, -i*a.. In a recital from 333.1—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—900. 9:30—Ensemble; dance music. Season Arranged. through the transom, hut while WOO. At 10:00 WEAF and Red Net 5:55—Baseball; orchestra. that takes A real cook to prepare here in Manchester. \ ^ 6:30—Baseball; Falvey’s orchestra. 499.7— WFAA, DALLAS-5C0. the joker was climbing, the work wll broadcast the opera, “Rlgo- 7:30—SlOly hour; orchestra, house detective came along and and a real oven to bakq. But he hasn’t .l^eard from the letto." Two late attractions will come 0 7:30—Roxy’s Gang. 9:30—Male quartet; planlsL People as a rule are not much -N ot so much bread baked at very oldest living relative y e t-^ r from WNYC With a musical revue 9:00—Aleppo Drum Corps. 325.9—KOA, DENVER—920. saw him. from the Women’s Exposition sched 10:00—Harmonlans; Falvey’s orchestra Winter schedules for the School home as formerly—not so many of doesn’t think he has. Keith’s are 10:00—Theater orchestra. street and West Side Recreation It took quite a lot of explana Interested In the activities among uled for 11:05 and "Old Fashioned 491.5— WEAF, NEW YORK—6ia .10:15—Methodist Men’s Glee Club. tion to convince the detective the stores and places of business these monster loaves that will willing to -help him J ou r by paying Days" In lyric and music at 11:35. 6:00—Waldorf music. Centers, to go into effect on Mon 440.9—W eX-W JB, DETROIT—680. that the boy was not a burglar. except when they find an opportu feed a family for days. But old -ransom. "Whatever the, old,, fellow KOA win provide a distant attraction 7:00—Tenor, violinist ’7:30—Radio Fair program. at 10:16 with a concert by- a Metho 7:15—Talk, Waite Hoyt. day, October 10, were given out to- ■— — ■ '— ’S’ nity to buy something advertised,- H om e Grandi has worked on jobs cost will be cheerfully .refunded in 8:00—(-Goldkette’s dance orchestra, full, and old Honpie;^ .Grand has dist Men’s Glee Club. , ■ 5 ^ , 7:30—Schubert trio. F:15—Light opera. day. f for sale tq their advantage. like this for many years, and he 8:00—Poets pantheon. 5:00-6:15— Gym Class for stnr takes pride in t’-oing it. It’s hopes that thls.,offer wilh find Mm. 8:30—Gypsies. 10:00—Sextet with WJZ. The schedules list activities for Some items of busISess news, ^ Leading East Stations. 10:00—Opera, “ RigoSetto.” 10:35—Organ; stage program. men, women and girls, one.page be Faculty and Business Men. however, interests everyone.- The his specialty. •» Nobody else has 352.7— WWJ, DETROIT—850. 8:00-9:30— Young Men’s Gym ) - 10:30—South Sea Islanders, 7:00—Dinner concert. ing given over to the activities story of the new Ford has had ev ever had his capacity for work like r e b e n t e d o f ' c a r , Black face type indicates best features 11:00—Uolfe’s orchestra. C/ldiSS* this, or his'genius for doing it al 455—WJZ, NEW YORK—660. 8:30—WEAF programs. v/hlch will be carried on at the West erybody guessing for nionths. And 1:00—Astor trio. 499.7—WBAP. f o r t WORTH—600, Side building. Friday, 5:00-6:00— Boxing. a story about the old . Qlenivood ways alike. East Bridgewater,, Alass.— Chas. All programs Eastern Standard Tima 8:30—Musical program. Saturday, 2:00-3:00— Men’s Ad- So he presents for, yopr approval 4:30—Manhattan trio. 10:30—Fiddle Band. Director Lewis Lloyd and Miss Range^ is-just like news of an ojd Bashlan’s brother, 'will never hse 272.6—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 6-.30—Baseball; markets. 11:30—Pianist; musical. vanced Apparatus Work. friend to hundreds of local peoplB. this sample of. real cobklng, done 7:03—Dinner music; talk. 6:50—BasebaU; 'time. Ruth Calhoun, assistant directors his car again. Charles objdcteif to 7:00—Klein’s serenaders; baritone. 384.4— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—780. Mien’s Swimming and Plunge So the Keith Furniture Co. |s in his own oven, and; done by a 9:00—Soprano, tenor, guitars, 9:30—Arlington orchestra. will be in charge of all classes at real cook, right here in a Manches the borrowing,, but it did no good. a;jn—Concert orchestra; band- 7:30—Roxy and His Gang. the School street building while Periods attracting a lot of attention right 9:00—Spotlight Hour. 10:45—Ozark philosopher. ter home. And he'-lilvites you In- So he took an aie and' smashed the 11-.'O!—Two dance orchestras. 468.5—WOS, JEFFERSON CITY—640. Miss Dorothy • Hardy will teach .Monday, 7:00-8:00’—Plunge.- now with /the sort of advertislUg Expensive sedan Into a mass of 285.5—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1050. 10:00—Ice cream social hour. 9:0(1—Rambler's orchestra. 9:30-10:00— Plunge. they are doing on Glenwood Rang si(ie to' meet all his relations— •' 6:30—WBAL. dinner orchestra. 11:00—Friedman’s orchestra. classes at the West Side Rec. The ruins. 405—WLIT, PHILADELPHIA—740. 10:00—Christian College prog. es. They are giving an old frieud the full line of Glenwood Range's— 7:30—Roxy with WJZ. 370.2— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—810. classes will take part in the big ex Tuesday, 6:15-7:00— Plunge. t, 9:00—WBAL. dance orchestra. 8:00—WEAF program. ^ 8:30—WEAF Gypsies. Wednes(iay, 7:00-8:00— Life Saving 352.7— WNAC, BOSTON—850, 508—WOO, PHILADELPHIA—590. hibition which will be held at the 7:30—WOO trio talk. 9:30—Operatic progrdm. Class. 8:00—Dinner music.. 12:45—Nlghthawk frolic. end of the winter' season. 9:00—Cheyney Singers. j 8:30—Musical program. 468.5— KFI. LOS ANGELES—640. The scheduled is given here In a 8:00-9':00— ^Non-swimmers class 9:00—Columbia hroadcasL 315.7—KDKA, PITTSBURGH—950. .5:3.5—Markets: basebalL scores, 12:00—N. B. C. grand opera. form that may be cut out and used Thursday, 3:30-4:30— Plunge. 11:00—Dance music, organ. 1:00—Program with KPO. 302.8— WGB, BUFFALO—580. 6:25—Little Symphony orchestra. for reference: 6 :15-7:00— Plunge. C:55—Baseball; road conditions. 2:00—Orchestra,-blues singer. '9:00—Hawaiian ensembmle. 405.2-WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—740. Women’s Activities, East Side 9:30-10:0 0— Plunge. 11:05—Carpenter’s dance orchestra, 7:30—Roxy's Gand. 9:00—WJZ Spotlight hour. 7:30—Curtis dinner music. Recreation Center Saturday, 7:00-8:00— Plunge. 545.1—WMAK, BUFFALO—550. 8:30—Audition program. 7:30—Musical program. 277.6—WHAM, ROCHESTER—1080. Monday, 7-8— Gym class. Activities at West Side ^ r e a tlo n 6:45—l,ondonderry trio. 10:00—Vodvil: Lewis’ orchestra. 8^30—ittudkj staff program. 340.7— WSM, NASHVILLE—880. Center • •-'9:00—t^umbia broadcasL 7:30—Programs with WJZ to 10:00. Tuesday, 2:30-4:30 — ' Current JT9.5_WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. 7:30—Roxy with WJZ. Monday, 2:00-4:00 — Handcraft lltOiT—Ohn. ....T—u-ance program. , _ 9:00—Dinner orchestra. Eveffts club. 395.8— WTAM. CLEVELAND—750. 6:00—Stock reports; baseball. Wednesday, 3:30-4:3 0— Swimming class for women. every cup 9:45—Radio frolic. Renewed 12:30-Dance orchestra. 6:30—Dinner music. 3:45-5:00— Teachers’ Bowling 7:20—Talk, Arthur Cohen. 254.1— WRVA, RICHMOND—1180. Class Bowling League. 6:00—Dinner concert. 10:40—Capitol Theater organ. i-i 7:00—T-ighl; opera program. 379.5—WHAZ, TROY—700. 7:15-8:30 — Swimming Class League. i 8:00—Musical program. 11:15—Melody Boys. 5:00-6:30— Men’s volley ball. I 8:30—WEAF Gypsies. 12:00—Richmond orchestra. Bowling League, -< 9:30—WE.AF grand opera. -9:00—Orchestra.------■;----- 7:00-7:46— ^Women’s Gym class Secondary DX Stations. 7:30-8:15— Dancing class. ^ Secondary Eastern Stations 8:15-8:45— Gym class. 7:30-10:30 — Men’s checker --i.'ic-ia ( 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—570. 333.1— WKRC, CINCINNATI—900. 272 6—WHAR. ATLANTIC CITY—1100 8:00—Instrumental trio. 8:15-10:0 0— Handcraft. itournaUient. J 9:00—instrumental trio. 10:40—Oliver’s women’s orchestra. 7:30-10:30 — Men's Pinochle . 447,5—WEEI^ BOSTON—670. 11:05—Women’s Exposition Revue. 9:00—Legion musical. 8:45-10:00— Game class. h i 8:90—O’Leary's Irish Minstrels. 11:35—"Old Fashioned Days," tableau, 12:00—Plantation Band. Thursday, 2:15-4:30— Card party. tournament. ~ ii 516.9—WCAE, PITTSBURGH—580. 535.4—W HO. DES MOINES—560. 8:00-9:30— Handcraft class for 8:30—WEAF program. 9:00—WEAF Gypsies. Girls’ Activities / 9:30—Musical; talk. 6:30—Covato’a orchestra. wom,en. 10:10—Dance orch; radio review. 7:15—WEAF talk. , . 10:00—Quartet, Victorian.*). Monday, 3:45-5:00— High School 265.8— W HK, CLEVELAND—1130. 7:30—Uncle Kaybee; studio recital. 11:30—Studio program; organ. Girls’ Club. Tuesday, 3:15-4:00 — Rhythmics 7:43—!. B. S. A. prog; talks. 8;.30—WEAF, programs. 384.4—KGO. OAKLAND—780. class (Children 4-8). S:3n—Morgan Sisters; health talk. 361.2—WeSH. PORTLAND—830. J2:00—N. B. C. grand opera, 4:15-5:00 — Intemedlate A. 9:C5—Orchestras: pianist: dance. 6:00—Stocks, markets, weather, 1:00—Book chat. dancing class. Wednesday, 2:30-3:15— Women’s 508.2—WOW, OMAHA—590. 411—CFCF, MONTREAL-730. 6:4.5—U. S. Farm School. Tuesday, 4:15-^: 00— Intermediate Gym Class. 7:3(1—Hattie’s orchestra. 8:30—WEAF Gypsies. —^ 10:00—Onchestrn. 3:15-4:30— Cards for Gym Class 9:00—Traymore quartet 225.4— WSYR, SYRACUSE—1330. 422.3— KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—710. B. dancing class-, 6:30—Syracuse dinner music. 12:00—Program with KFI. 3:30-4:45— Bowling League. 325.9—WABC. NEW YORK—920. 1:00—Variety hour, artists. Wednesday, 4:00-4:45— Advanced 8:45—Concert violinist; talk. 7:30—Pianist, tenor, xylophonist. dancing class. 8:15-10:30— Set-back party. 10:00—Leonard’s orchestra. 9:00—The Syranaders.- 299.8— KMOX, ST. LOUIS—1000. Thursday, 2:00-3:30— Handcraft 236—W HAP, NEW YORK—1270. 468.5— WRC, WASHINGTON—640. 9:00—Orchestra; soloists. Thursday, 4:00-4:45— Rhythmics 7:25—Soprano; talk. 7:30—Roxy with WJZ. 11:00—Etherlogue. class for women. 11:30—Lanees’ orchestra. class (children 4-8). . 8:00—Readings; talk. . 8:30—WEAF programs. Friday, 4:00-4:45—^Swimming class 3:30-4:45— Women’s Bowling 8-12 years. League. Women’s Swimming and Plunge 7:30-9:30— Handcraft class for Doncaster Rovers 5, Darlington 0. Periods women. ^ o u might as well have the best Durham City 3, Rochdale 2. Monday, 8:00-8:30— Plunge. 8:00-10:3 0— Married People’s ENGLISH SOCCER Hartlepools United 0, Halifax Town Bowling League. 1*. 8:30-9:0 0— Plunge. WTIC Lincoln City 2. Bradford City 2. Tuesday, 7:00-7:45 — Swimming Friday, 2:15-4:45— Card party. Following are the results of foot New Brighton 0, Transmere Rovers team practice. 6:30-7:30— High School Girls ball games played in the British Isles 1. Club. Travnlers Ingjiriince Oo^ Southport 1, Rotherham United 1, 7:45-8:30 — Advanced Swim Saturday: 8:00-9:30 — Current Events Hartford, Conn. E n g llB h L e a g u e — ^Flrat D lv U lo n Wlganbrough 0, Ashington 0. ming class. Arsenal 2, Westham United 2. Wrexham 5, Nelson 2. Club. \ 467. Scottish League— Second Division 8:30-9.15— Private class. Birmingham 1, Bolton Wanderers 1. Wednesday, 10:00-10:15— Plunge Saturday, 10:00-11:30— Boy’s Box Burnley 4, Derby County 2. Albion Rovers 2, East Stirling 3. ing class. Bury 5, Sunderland 3. Alloa 3, Dumbarton 3. for members of gym class. Program for Monday Huddersfield Town 8, Cardiff City 2. Arthurlie 10, Aradale 0. Thursday, 7:00-7:4 5— Non-swim 8:15-10:30— Whist. Leicester City 1, Manchester United Bathgate 3, Third Lanark 2. 6 30 p. m.— Dinner Concert, Hotel Clyde Bank 1, Ayr United 4. ming class. 0 f a r e w e l l p a r t y Bond Trio, Emil Helmberger, Di .Liverpool 8, Portsmouth 2. Forfar Athletic 2, Leith Athletic 2. 7:45-8:30— Intermeriate swim rector^— Mlddlesborough 3, Wednesday 3. King’s Park 5, Arbroath 1. ming class. Russell Bloom, who has made a. Nocturne in C minor .. Choiiln Newcastle United 0, Blackburn Morton 1, Dundee United 1. his home at the Waranoke Inn Queen of South 4, Stenhouseuir 2. 8:30-9:30— Life Saving class. b. ’Neath the Trellis . . . .Didier Rovers 1. Friday, 6:50-7:30— Plunge. since the death of his mother, Was Sheffield United 0, Aston Villa 3. St. Bernard 2, East Fife 1. given a farewell party by twenty- c. Memories of Grieg . . .Urbach Tottenham Hotspur 1, Everton 3. 7:30-8:10— Plunge- T w o G ri five of his friends Saturday night, d. Just a Cottage Small .Hanley EAgllxh League— Second Division 8:10-8:5 0— Plunge. e. Passepled Le Roi S’Amuse Bajrnsley 2, Wolverhampton Wan- Mr. Bloom, who had been called !- ■ ■ ' ‘ ■ Delibes derebS 2.' StTXS AFTER 12 YEARS Men’s Activities, East Side Recrea out, was later located and on re Bristol City 1, Chelsea- 1. tion Center ;6;55— News turning to the hotel found that Fulham 4, Port Vale 0. Monday, 7:00-8:00— Boxing class! there were many of his friends Sales 7:00— Mother Goose Hull City 2, Nottingham Forest 0. 8:00-9:30— Young Men’s Gym 7:15—Sign off till 8:00 p. m. Manchester City 3, Old Ham Athle lola, Kan.— A dollar watch which present, who were all ready to sit 8:00— New Departure Band, Pro tic 1. had been imbedded in solid con class. down to a turkey dinner which Another example of the promptness with Notts County 3, Grimsby "Town 2. Tuesday, 5:00-6:15— Gym class for had been prepared and at which gram direct frorn the Studio of Preson N. E. 5, Leeds Unifed 1. crete for 12 years tvas discovered by which the A& P lowers prices so that its the New Departure Manufactur Southampton 0, Reading 0. a workman em*ployed on a bridge Faculty and Business Men. Mr. Bloom was given the place of ing Company, Bristol, Conn, Stroke City 2, Blackpool 0. gang here. It was exposed when a Wednesday, 5:00-6:00 — Boxing honor. He leaves for California savings can be passed on to its customers. A musical organization of state Swansea Town 6, South Shields 3. block of concrete was broken in two class. during‘ the present week where he Always the first to offer highest quality West Bromwich Albion 4, Clapton Thursday, 2:30-3:30 — Business will visit with some relatives, but wide repute, the New Departure Orient 1. and began ticking as soon as it was ^ foods at the lowest prices. > band, will broadcast this pro- Scottish League—^Pirst Division wound. Men’s Gym Class. is expected back In the spring. Clyde 2, Cowdenbeath 3. grani through WTIC tonight. The Dundee 1, Celtic 4. band will go on the air through Dunfermline Athletic 2, St. John the remote control system. The stone 3. music will be picked up direct Falkirk 1, Hearts 3. from the band room In Bristol, Hamilton Acad 2, Aberdeen 2. Butter Hibernians 4, Patrick. Thistle T. Coffee where it Is in rehearsal, and re Kilmarnock 2, Alrbrieonlans 2. layed by a special wire to WTIC'f Ralth Rovers 2. Motherwell grm. One Reason Why You Should Trade at Bensem’s studio lii Hartford. Queens Park 1, Bo’ness 0 . Rangers 4, St. Mirren 2. because you can save at least 20% on every dolfar. When you invest money you Sale Sale Five interesting selections have English League— Third Division 'buy what offers you the most fgr your money. It makes little difference whether you been arranged for this concert. (Sonthem Section) The A&P is the only retailer of fine Offering the finest of creamery The band needs no introduction, Coventry City 0, Walsall 1. have been in business one year or 25 your dollar is the same when you go to the mar Crystal Palace 0, Brentford 2. coffees having buyers at the plantaticm butter firom America’s best and its broadcast tonight should Exeter City 4, Bournemouth and ket. • - attract a large audience of lis Boscombe United 1. creameries Gillingham 1, Northampton 3. . America*, foremost teners package coffee % LB j l q ' March: Let’s Go ...... Woods Mlllwall 3, Luton Town 2. Newport County 1, Merthyr Town 1. 1 9 c PKG Creamery butter that you will iSelection: Woodland-. . . .Luders Norwich City 2, Southend United 1. 3 Pc. 3 T Cornet Duet: Short and Sweet Queens Parks Rangers 4, Bristol be proud to serve Messrs. McFarland and Noon Rovers 2. R A blend of tbe world's Swindon Town 2, Plymouth Argyle Bedroom Suite finest coneea Waltzes: Daughters of Love 2. LB FRESH Bennet Torquay United 1, Brighton and 3 3 ’ FROM Fantasia: Auld Lang Syne Hove Albion 1. in American Walnut. Bed, W Arr. TobanI Watford 1. Charlton Athletic 2. S t k THE English League— Third Division HighestED ciUsUtyC ir pure c lSantos e 8:30— A. & P. Gypsies from New (Northern Section) Dresser and vanity TUB York Accrington Stanley 5, Crewe Alex 8 0*CtOCK “X 9 •9:30— National Grand Opera Hour andra 0. "La Gioronda” ' ...... Ponchlelll Bradford 2, Stockport County 0. Chesterfield 6, Barrow 0. Quick cooking or regular. . TheflaCor is perfect! 10:30— News and weather SMALL PKGS miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiHiiiimimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiii $139.00 Qnaker Oats Keep that school girl complexion—use Palmolive! I YouVe There With j Regular $198 value. Palinoliye Soap CAKES Wullflavored, vine ripened. ..an excellent value! No. 2 < ^ Pc. Dining V A C rosley I Tomatoes 9 CANS Room Suite Pure, dependable and economical. . gives better results! with large buffet, table, 5 Very side chairs and guest chair. Regular $225 suite. Must Rnm tord’ s be sold at once to make Fine flavored halves packed in a smoolhf^rich syrup! Easy room for new merchandise N o. 2V4 I Installed CAN Terms P c s i c li c s $189.00 LomaDoone »»•».€. » ain i 9boe Pattsh CAN Daatle StOTt cani§« Pie Finer PKO PKG The. scoop of the year. The new one dial Crosley M M iU Flour 19* 20« La France f i 9x12 Ft. Axminster Rug Free with Each Living Room Suite 3 Roui » o « Bandbox. 5,000 a day and still behind the demand. No KeMogg'sPep PKG I O « Neeco Waters set within $25.00 of the Bandbox will touch it, 7” Imperial Hand Made Kapok Ma.ttress $34.75 DEL MONTE CHEHRIES ’ISil?’ 3t* ^ ' All orders placed by Tuesday noon will be delivered for The best that can be had. Regular $42.00. Our price ^ ‘'PBAMUT C9USD the World Series Wednesday. Chocolates All Cotton and Felt High Block National Link ^ a ■ w .. ,3AISIMWIFF ^ >1 have delivered 20 already. Mattress-from..... $9.75 up Springs ...... $7.98 ASeORTED MILK CHOCOLATES LD O l io 4 ft., 6 in. Metal Bed, walnut Windsor Chairs and Try it toasted—a smooth, even brotm c r is p delkiousness! finish ...... $7.98 Rockers ...... $5.95 and up Orandmo^er’s Bread BABSTOfS BADIO'SHOP ^ Jiohiukm Hock, $95 Main St. ■ £ BENSON FURNITURE COMPANY TEA ,-| Phone 1968 | f diis I I ive Crosley and Grebe, Dealer. | 649 Main Street, “The Home of Goo4J5edding.” South Manchester , toKCHBSTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 192t. PA G E TEST **Good UrpA Cars Are O ffered Here By Reputable Dealers And Many V > ______...... Apnrtmenti—Flats— Houses fw Sale 72 Notices 08 Tenements, for Rent AT A COURT OF PBCfBATE^HEM yipif id Koformatloa DELMONT STREET—Nlc, 6 room TO RENT— 5 ROOM FLAT-upstairs, single, nice shrub; and trees, house at Manchester, within and for the FOR SALE—3 months old pigs $8.00, district of Manchester, on the ISw FOTJNIV—DOG, color redlsh roan. In larib ?opms. newly good 'shape, 1 car garage. Price only day of October,^-A.' D„ 1927. quire at 395 Highland street after’5 a piece. Inquire 171 Spencer street or Improvements, price $20 Inquire 88 $7,500. Cash $1,500. CaU Arthur A Manchester telephone 537-2. Birch street. Phone 2298. Knofla. TeL 782-2, 875 Main “Look for Present WILLIAM S. HYDEJ, KSQ., p. m. Judge. , , the, electric sign." Estate of John C. Anderson late of Evening Herald -The Market Place TO RENT—4 room tenement with all Manchester in said district, deceased. modern improvements, 8 COLONIAL H0M,E—180 Porter Street Upon application of Carrie J. Ander Ciasrifled Advertisements street Tel. 1954 or inquire lOo Suitable for two family dwelling. son prayingr that allowance _ for CITT SHOE REPAIR _ ROASTING chickens. Karl Marks, m Spruce street ______Half of house -now rented, leaving Count irta aT or»«« ’ '® * S i[J ^ ftlo n t is located at 29 Oak street when Summer street. Telephone 1877. New very desirable six rooms and bath support for herself and her children your shoes need repairing see me for laid eggs. ______y for Used Cars TENEMENTS of four, six and seven with all conveniences, for buyer or be granted on said estate, as per ap special work. rooms, on Woodbridge street newly can be rented separately. Reason plication on file, It Is Shoe Shine open every day 1000 MARCH HATCHED- White WILL’ YOU own an automobile in 1927? If consid renovated. Apply David Armstrong, able terms. Phone Manchester 221. ORDERED:—That the foregoing is prloo of tliroo lines. Leghorn Pullets. High producing Buckland. Tel. 184-2. application be heard and determined strain. Grown uder Conn. Grow ering the purchase of a good used car look over ttios® at the Probate office in Manchester in The Manchester Upholstering Co. FOR SALE—5 ROOM .single, steam said District, on the 8th. day of Une rates per day for transient is now located at Healthy Chick" Plan. Oliver Bros.. offered on this page every da^. Here may he found 3 ROOM APARTMENT In Forrest heat and all modem In good location. 1X6 Spruce ( Street No. Windham, Conn. » many cars 'of practically every \standard make and type Block, , modern improvements. Jani Price $5,250. See Stuart J. Wasley October, >A. D., 1927, at 9 o’clock in tor ser-vlce.’ Call Manchester 1986. the forenoon, and that notice be'given BUeettra WUaA ITt South M ai^ester __ ready for instant sendee— and frequently at remark Real Estate Agency. to all persons interested in said es Cash Charge MARCH rULLETS—All breeds from 9 cts excellent stock. Also milk fed broil ably low prices. THREE BOOMS—Heated apartments tate of the pendency of sal4 applica- 6 Consecutive I>ays •. 7 ots STEAMSHIP TICKETS—all Paft» ers. Wm. B. Bradley. Phone 1163-3, with bath. Apply shoemaker. Trot Houses for Sale 72 ticR and the time and place of hear 11 cU the worlA Ask for sailing lls^ and ing thereon, by publishing a copy of 8 Conseontive Days I # oj* 1* ots 321 Oakland street, Manchester. These cars are offered by reputable dealers and indi ter Block. ratea Phone 750-2. Robert J. Smith. viduals. The quality of cars Is dnusually good. Often PEARL STREET—2 family house, this order In some newspaper having ^ ,^^^ordera ’for irregular 1009 Main street TO BENT—5 BOOM FLATi all Im all conveniences. Extra building lot. a circulation in said district, on or be Articles for Sale 45 one is included that is practically new; others have been provements, 176 Eldrldge' street In fore October 3rd, 1917, and by posting reconditioned and are attractive in appearance and good Frontage 126 feet, 156 depth. Suitable Antomoblles for Sale 4 quire 113 Eldrldge street for milk station, trucking business or a copy of this ofder,on the public ■WILL BUjT c id e r apples on ground for long service. any business that needs to bo near sign-post In said to'Wn'of Manchester, or delivered. We sell sweet cider $10 / TO RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT, all Main street. Price and terms of Ar. at least 4 days before the day of said f o r S a L'B a barreL Call 970-5 Manchester Improvements, steam heat good as thur A. Knofla. TeL 782-2, 875 Main hearing, to appear if they see causa 1925 Hudson Coach new, 16 Wadsworth street Apply on “Look for the electric sign." at said time and place and be beard tuals y number of times the ad 1“ !"^ 1925 Ford Coupe Building Materials 47 THE PIHCES premises. relative thereto, and make return to charging at the rate earned, but 1 Bulck Touring this court. - . __ ' aUowances or refunds Ji* “ j^e 1 Overland Touring TO RENT—SE-VBN ROOM double ten WTT.LTAM a HYDE on six time ads stopped after the 1 Ford Touring CONCRETE BLOCKS of all kinds for AND TERMS ement bouse opposite Manchester Judge, sale. Inquire Frank Damato, 24 Green school, all modem Improve H-10-3-27. ^^No^'^uil forbids"; display Unes not JSlo'InPPLY CO. Homestead Street, Manchester, ments. Phone 2457. WAPPING Oldsmoblle-Marmon Sales & Service WILL INTEREST YOU AT A COURT OF PROBATE. HELD “°a%e Herald will not be Center and Trotter Sts. Tel. 1174 TO RENT—3 AND 4 ROOM heated Mrs. E. B. Latham of Williman at Manchester, within and for th€ for more than one apartments $25 per month available district of Manchester, on the 3rd. day. Electrical Appliances— Radio 49 October 1st. See Stuart J. Wasley, tic, was a guest at the home of of October, A. D., 1927. ____ . of any advertisement ordered tor Dependable Used Cara Mrs.. Frank W . Congdon, of Laurel more than one time. » Manchester Motor Sales Co. 827 Main street. TeL 1428-2. Present 'WILLIAH K HYDE, Bsq,< The Inadvertent omlsrton or 1®®°. 1069 Main St So. Manchester ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING appli Hill, last week. Judge. rect publlcatloi- of advertising vlU be Open Eves & Sundays^______Teh 740 ances, motors, generators, sold and TENEMENT—^Just vacated, good con The Blue Triangle club, mem Estate of Samuel Fox late of Mann rectified only by cancellation of tno repaired; work called for. I^quot Wanted— Rooms— Board ' 62 dition, improvements, available Chester In said district, deceased. crargl made^ fo? the service render- Apartment*—Flats— garage, near trolley and school. No bers and friends, serenaded Mr. and Upon application of "Winifred Fo^ t h r e e BDICK SEDANS In excellent Electric Co, 407 Center street Phone Tenements for Bent 68 objection to children. Phone 859-4. Mrs. Walden V. Collins last Thurs ed. condition. __ 1592. praying that an instrument purport J. M. SHEARER WANTED—Room and board by Y ^ n g day evenin,g and a pleasant social ing to be the last will and testament Protestant girl, preferably on W ^ t PLEASANT SIX ROOM flat. Improve UPSTAIRS TENEMENT, all Improve of said deceased be admitted to pro4 All advertisements must Capitol Bulck Co. Teh 1600 49-A Side, near mills. Address Box P. G., ments, at 9 Church street. Inquire at hour was enjoyed Fuel and Feed ments and good location. Vacant Oct. Rev. Truman H. Woodward bate and that letters of admlhlstra^ in care of Herald. 1st. Inquire 9 Strickland street.____ 11 Church street. Telephone 988. tlon with the will annexed be granted Garages— Service—Storage 10 spoke at the Old Home Day celebra FOR SALE—Best Hardwood, $8, $10, on said estate, as per application on ) ROOMS; every room newly decorat TO RENT—3 ROOM TENEMENT. In tion and clam-bake last Saturday file, it Is $12 a load. Hardwood slabs, $7, $12. Apartments— Plats— • ed, all modern Improvements, shades, quire 30 Church street. ORDERED:—That the fopegoini Cash on delivery. TeL 895-3. C. R. 68 at Windsorville. application be heard and determined TO BENT—Garage. Inquire 342 Cen Palmer, 44 Henry st. Tenements for Rent furnished, centrall^r located, garage. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Newberry en ter street. TeL 1143. ______Inquire 88 Church s t r e e t .______Bosiness Locations for Bent 64 at the Probate office In Manchester in FOR SALE—HARDWOOD $9 Reo tertained about sixty relatives and said District, on the 8th. day of a p a r t m e n t s —^Two, three and four 6 ROOM TENEMENT all modem Im friends at their home recently, the October, A. D., 1927, at 9 o’clock in thf 10:30 a. m, ' . * j ^ Wanted Autos— Motorcycles 12 truck load; $9.75 split. V. Flrpo. 116 room apartments, heat. Janitor ser provements, steam heat, and garage. forenoon, and that notice be given to rrelephone Your Want Ads "Wells street. Phone 1307-2. vice, gas range, refrigerator, In-a- Inquire 52 Russell street. TeL 303-2. STORE on Center street. Inquire M. occasion being the 80th birthday all persons interested in said estate door bed furnished. Call Manchester J. Moriarty, 422 East Center street. anniversary of Mr. Newberry’s of the pendency of said application Arts are accepted over the telephone AUTOS—Will buy cars for Junk. FOR SALE—HARD VOOD well sea Used parts for sale. General auto re Construction Company, 2100 or tele SIX ROOM TENEMENT, all modem, mother, Mrs. Walter G. Newberry, and the time and place Of hearing pairing. Abel's Service Station. Oa. soned. Don’t wait until ice and sno-w phone 782-2. only $27 monthly; also four room who is living with them at the pres thereon, by publishing a copy of.thin soaks In. Order early $13 cord. TeL tenement with improvements, at 17 order in some ne"vospaper having a street. TeL 789. ____ .■■nr.r.nr.r.r- 106-2^______FOR RENT—EIGHT _ ROOM modem Oakland street. Phone 2361-12. WORLD SERIES GAMES ent time in South Windsor. The circulation In said district, on or be house, near the Center, on Center party was given as a surprise to fore Oct. 3rd., 1927, and by posting a ness office on feertlou of Business Services Offered 13 SAVE COAL—Burn wood this Fall. street. William KanehL SIX ROOM TENEMENT on Newman Mrs. Newberry. There were guests copy of this order on the public sign day following the flrsJ^|P We sell hard and soft firewood, also street, modem Improvements, steam post in said town of Manchester, at BROADCAST BY HERALD present from Suffield, Windsor least six days before the day of said CHAIR CANING neatly d^ne. Price fireplace wood. L. T. Wood, 55 Bis- 318 heat. Inquire 147 East Center street. AKHiftr ‘ for4in errorsM l S in o teleplionedA afis right, satisfaction guaranteed. Carl sell. Phoi,e 496. FOR RENT—5 ROOM PLAT, Phone 1830. Locks, Manchester, West Hartford, hearing, to appear If they see cause w R e Msumed and their accuracy AndcrsoHi 53 Nornian street. Pnone Main street. Phono 888-3. East Hartford, Hartford and South at said time and place and be beard cannot be guaranteed 1892-2. _____ SEASONED SLAB WOOD, stove SIX ROOM TENEMENT. Inquire of C. New Loud Speaker to be Used Windsor. Mrs. Newberry was the relative thereto, and make return to - length, $12.00 per cord; also hard FOR RENT— SEVEN ROOM single J. Hoff, 20 Wadsworth street. Tele this court. ^ GENTLEMEN’S WEEKLY mending, wood, $12.50 cord. TeL 1205-12. house. George A. Brown, corner phone 469-2. In Detailing Events at South recipient of many gifts and a pro ■WILLIAM S. HYtoE Phone 664 done reasonable, If delivered to my Cooper and West Center street. So. OflSce. fusion of flowers. There were three Judge. a s k ■'OR WANT AD 8KRV1CB house, and called for. Address Box Manchester. 6 ROOM TENEMENT with sewing guests present over eighty years H-10-8-27. yn T-T£iT*»a 1 Garden— Farm— Dairy Products 50 room, all improvements, comer Bis- FOR RENT—SIX ROOM single house, old, and one Miss Martha Jones, of AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Index of Classifications TOR SALE—CHOICE seed rye. E. A. sell and Holl streets. Inquire 135 Play by play descriptions of the all Improvements, furnace, at 5 Irv Blasell street. World Series games between the this town, who is 97, and the at Manchester, within and for the Buckland, Wapping, Conn. Telephone ing street. Phone 1368. youngest at the affair were twins district of Manchester on the 1st. day 67-5. TO RENT—a small tenement of 5 New York Americans and the Pitts of October, A. D., 1927. ____ ARRIVED FROM HOLLAND, large FOR RENT—SEVERAL first class rooms on Bissell street. Inquire 63 burgh Pirates will be broadcast four months old, children of Mr. Present WitLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., shipment of tulips, daffodils, Ip'u- FOR SALE—Blue grapes one dollar rents with all improvements. Apply 1-2 Bissell street. from the branch office of the Man and Mrs Earl Reed of East Hamp Judge. S 'S .’tott/num Sc.l .rt.r cinths, lilies crocus, all colors. Way- per basket delivered anywhere in Edward J. Holl, 865 Main street. TeL ton and represented the fourth Estate of John C. Anderson late of town. Call at 155 Oak street or tele chester Evening Herald, on Bissell cated: _ . ' side Gardens. P. J. Burke, Rockville 560. generation. Mrs. Newberry being a Manchester in said district, deceased. Lost and Pound Road. TeL 714-2, Rockville. Deliv phone 1325-3. U. Osanp. TO RENT—3 ROOM tenement, all Im street, through the courtesy of Upon application of the Administra Announcements ...... eries In Manchester. FOUR ROOM, all modern Improve provements, 22 ■ Norman street. John F. Barstow, radio dealer. The great, great aunt. Mrs. Newberry tion for an order of sale of' real es Personals «••••••• Honsebold Goods 51 ments. Call at 14 Arch street or tele first game will he played Wednes has a daughter living in Hockanum, tate belonging to said Estate as per Heating-Plumbing—Roofing 17 phone 988. Mrs. James. G. Harvey and a grand application on file. ' Automobiles for Sale ••• day afternoon in Pittsburgh. ORDERED:—That the said applica Automobiles for Exchange DINING TABLE, 42 inch extension FOB RENT—Four room tenement on With radio stations in this vici son, Meigs W . Newberry, son of tion be heard and determined at the Auto Accessories—Tires table In fumed oak, $4.50. Watkins East Middle Turnpike, modern Im TOWN PLAYERS SELECT Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P. Newberry. Probate office In Manchester on the DUBUQUE ROOFING CO. Roofing of Used Furniture Store, 17 Oak street. nity linked with the chain that will Auto Repairing—Painting all kinds, 24 Falrview street. South provements. Apply 92 East Middle broadcast the world series, it will Byron E. West has been confined 8th. day of October, A. D., 1927, at 9 Auto Schools ••^•*•/"******* ft Manchester. Telephone 990-5. Turnpike. to his home all the past week ill o’clock In forenoon, and the Court di Autos—Ship by Truck ...... » “ MINICK” CAST TONIGHT be an easy matter for Manchester rects said Administration to give Autos—For Hire ••••••••**'*'*^*** lo FOR A LIMITED TIME, we will give IN SELWITZ BUILDING three room fans to get each play a few seconds with tonsilitis. public notice to all persons interested Garages-Servlce-Storage ^ Moving—Trucking-Storage 20 a $39.50, 9x12 Axminister rug with apartm^ it, all modern Improvements. Miss Doris Hannum and Clar- in said estate to appear if they see every 3 piece living room suite; also after it actually occurs. Graham Mc- Inquire Selwltz Shoe Shop. TeL 835-2. Members of the Town Players Namee and Phil Carlin, famed jence Hannum of Springfield, Mass. cause and be heard thereon by pub Want"ed^“ A?ro?-SlJ « a bridge lamp. Put that in your pipe L M HEVENOR local and long dis were notified last week by letter of broadcasters, will describe the ef were callers at the home of Mr. lishing a copy of this order once in tance hauling and furniture moving. and smoke it. Benson’s Furniture NEW FOUR ROOM tenement, with some newspaper having a circulation Buslnes.«= Services OffereJ ...... Pneumatic tire trucks. Prompt ser Co. steam heat. Bridge Street Colonial the tryouts to be held for the forts of the .two teams from the and Mrs. Arthur Frink on Sunday, in said probate district, and by post Household Services Offered ....1 3 vice, Reasonable rates. TeL Manches Gardens. Call 2195. three-act play, "Minick,” this even press box. Seventy of the teachers from the ing a copy of this order on the public B uildin g— tcntractlng ...... FOR SALE—ROME—MANHATTAN: signpost in said Manchester,. six days ter 67-4. folding couch, good condition, price ing. The tryouts will be held in John Barstow said this morning Northwest school in Hartford par F lorists— Nurseries ONE, THREE AND one four room took of the chicken supper and before the said day of hearing and re Funeral Directors ny PERRETT AND GLENNBY—Local $10.00. Inquire 180 Main street. flat, on second floor; at 168 Oak the School street Rec at 7 o’clock. that he had a new loud speaker turn make to the Court. Heating—Plumbing— Roofing .. 17 street, all improvements, with “ Minick,” a play for 15 charac that will amplify the sound far peach shortcake which the Parent- IYIL.LIAM S. HYDE " - and long distance moving and truck FOR SALE—Time to heat up. Stoves, Insurance ---- 19 ing. Dally express to Hartford. Liv garage. Inquire 164 Oak street or ters, will he given. In the Circle more than, those heretofore in use^ Teachers association furnished for Judge. Millinery—Dressmaking . ery car for hire. Telephone 7-‘2. stoves of all kinds, heaters $5 up call 616-5. them last Thursday evening at the H-10-3-27. Moving—^Tmcklng—Storage 20 to $40, new and used. Spruce Street theater duriuig the early part o ■ t> TLAPPER FANNY SAYSf Bootleggers are doing their hit fYoU toward putting business on a cash S o u n d i n CiROtef ^ basis. AUl^aNNIN'iOHATJ^ From a Missouri paper—"Born, T K 6 t i h T f £ R , ? to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Thomp son a fine boy Wednesday morning. After the baby was born he went down town and the boys celebrated the occasion by burning his hat. Water seeks Its level; whiskey levels its seeker. Hubby groaning over his break fast, after the “big night’’ at the club smoker): "Ye gods and little fishes, I sure have got an awful head on me this morning.’’ The Dear Little Wifie: "Oh, I’m so sorry, dear. I do hope you’ll be able to shake it off.’’ Copyright, P~JU Crpsby, 3327, Ceatra! AssMistionl And A Spoonful of Ink? Br<' a. S. PAT. OFF. A girl named Nellie Beaver AY NtA 8CWVICC. INC. I Was attacked by writing fever; There’s no use working yourself But she very soon got o’er it For she took a table for it. WASHINGTON TUBBS H eo death to make a living. West Toonerville News Item By Fontaine Fox Ned—“I took my girl horseback By Crane riding yesterday, but her horse was too rough for her.’’ uOgUL,OLD TiMEK, I WA^dUST Bud—“What did she do about CONSTABUlE HAS 5W CRN Tc C A P T U R E THE T>fUG5 0? TAUKWG "to COWDOCtOR it?” fOOVlD OOrr vJKeRE Ned—“Oh, she got sore and walk A H ^ (o^(BGE D HiM RECENTi-Y.j IF lT~ T A K E 5 —. <3[Q(KlCr ed home.” THE RE5T Op Ml6 l-lFEJ HE BEING ESP£CIALL.y SORE OVER HERE’S A PAR SIX The average hubby doesn’t care THE n a s t y ORAck ONE oF ’EM MAPE BEFORE tEAV/NG. Going from SOUP to NUTS is what kind of a bird the wife has on sometimes a long process, depend her hat—just so the bill’s ^mall. ing on your appetite. Here the change is a par six. The answer What makes the happy ending of is printed on another page. some movies is the mere fact that they have ended. "You know we have a family skeleton?” ^ B o u r s 0 u P “Yes, I saw her in a bathing suit, S/1 > last summer.” Of all the lazy guys—here’s one who puts popcorn in his pancakes so they’ll turn over by themselves. Just why should anyone want to break out of jail forcibly when par \l don boards are so indulgent? N u T S "I’m going to steal a kiss!” Gladys: “Let the crime wave THE RULES begin.” 1— The idea of letter golf is to A stout matron is a lovely girl change one word to another and do gone to waist. it in par, a given number of X strokes. Thus to change COW TO The height of politeness is to get \ HEN, in three strokes, COW, off the street car and let a lady have HOW, HEW, HEN. 2— You can change only one letyour standing room. (O Fontaine'^Fox. 1927. Tht Bell Syndicate, Inc ) 3 ter at a time. PAT. OFF. 01927 3— You must have a complete Money talks, but the folks who word of common usage, for each want money talk the loudest. jump. Slang words and abbrevia tions don’t count. "That florist surely keeps in Oscar Starts Something By Blosseib 4— The order of letters cannottouch with his slogan, 'Say it with FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS be changed. flowers’.” V E G .' y A G VjOOULD "What’s his method?” COW» /iOA-VoD V30/V^EAAi To SAY X'M 6OA3/0ATELL "Well, I know he has sent me a OAi 3oV*^ LOOKlT a e . vw as Maybe they wear short skirts be LlMOy, COM& AIM.eo!t XT'S AS5'60IM ’ VOUR' DO/UR’ C A ^ TAG VWAAT yoo cause it gives them more freedom bunch of forget-me-nrts with each eoi/o’ /iouJ 0/0! GO f a s t e r 7AAN SOI-W’ BAC)4\0ARD SAID in saying their prayers. bill.” AS FAST AS FASr,AOA??VoU IF VME EUEP PACED= PACE AORS&S 'TAC'S LlAJDy/ OU6ATA S E E r P J O S r U A E TO G’UAM AN ' 6 0 " CLARA SAV^/ R A 6 6 A/M eol! ^ WMST'! X Do/o’r , , ^ C'x CAPE' y ^ ------^ fr^ / ^ HAL COCHRAN — RCIURCS ^ KNICK HMU.lt Mr OFT. /S'A . REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. ■ C1927 BY HEA SERVICE IWC. 3X By Small SALESMAN SAM A Tough Customer 0\^, i'(^ ^^wR^Gv^-r- ’’S No 0^E,G0-2.-2.-\’u l (^KeSoO'? DOT OOeR XQ To f IMD OOT-WERE FWiME fS LOMCt OMTlHS vJHprr PLACE Vfle C A H 'r GET Finy eeif'G - H 0 9 - c^iG -reR < FACTON OOTfs THIS GOV * LOM(S - VUe 60T TA Ak LPiMD 6 £ T A cooHTRy ee(AW 0 6 - / 1 60Z2. W^V)E n U E f CrtIMA '1 [ ^ 1 . NOU) 9oomd! ** * A ** * V,... ______->1 R^U.S-PAT.W^F. BY'HEASMVICg. INC. A/yys/, by Gilbert Patten Jack Lockwiirs Forest Rangers (READ THE STORY, THEN C O ^ R THE PICTURE) The Titties dropped down on their their mound. It wasn’t long until knees to try and dodge the sand- they found that making; progress in filled breeze. And then they built a the sand was hard as it could be. mound of sand behind which they Said Carpy, "This Is something could hide. ’Twas finished soon new. With each step on, I slip back ’mid quite a fuss and Scouty said, two. But, anyway, the wind’s died ’Twill shelter us.” Twas queer te down, and now we all can see.” eNtuR see the little group all huddled side “You bet we can—and look by side. ahead,” wee Clowny very loudly "Well, this is better,’ Clownj said. "There’s nothing gained, if sai^, "The sand goes sailing o’er comes another camel, and a girl is my bead. But, say, I’m getting hun at its side. It’s funny how such gry, and I’m rather thirsty, too. I things occur. Nojv, maybe If we’re wonder where we’ll find a drink.” good to her, she’xl take us all back And Coppy snapped, “Well, I don’t to our kite, and give us all a ride.” think there’s water on a desert. The camel stopped right in its Kindly tell me what we’ll do."' track. The girl then pointed to Its "Now, just a minute,” Scouty back. "She’s tellingf us to hop right on,” the buhch heard Coppy say. So “Now that’s what I call rank <* "Darlingstrode.fofwardwWttifieboidarrpfahon^airf cried. -'Theres nothing gained. If , It was mid-afternoon when Jack Lookwili and hit two compan “The place looks deserted,” nothing tried. Let’s crawl upon up they climbed, and sat real still said Jack as they approached inhoaphality!” barkad Wiilie,' th t door.* "I guasa there’s nobody hohje,” said JaefcJ a ^ 1 «ontj our hands and knees and get away It seemed to give the girl a thrill. ions, Willie Darling and Tom McNally, cams into a clearing in the after he had grasped the like the looks of thia place anyway* ,t.ft’a kaSp on tp Enchanted.^f depths of the big woods. Drassed in khaki-colored ^oolene and the hut. “Awhow, maybe we from here. An oasis may be nearby, She seized the camel rope and led can . reach enchanted Moun meaning of the warning sign I’Tm going to taka a peek inside,”! daolatad Willie, jraapteg tn6| and, as for me, I think that I will the Tinies on their way. wearing heavy laca-bopta, they had been pressing northward into on the door. “I’m tired, and 'dopr fndyankingItopw . Tha row'pt«>^ncam e^fromj|jW un^s the virgin forest for three days. “Hooray!" cried Willie, pointing at tain before dark.” . “Look!"; (To Bl CpntinuadL' start right mow, and trust to luck. said Tom, pointing at the door,. I'm going to atop here.”i ------[hut, andI Paiibiitw There’s nothing much to fear.” (The Tlnymltes lend iu India in an old log hut. “Hara'a a wmp for us!". fi They crawled put from behind the next stocr / MONDAY, OCrOBHSi l» ■ PASSE TVraSEVB' Lady Roberts Lodge, Daugh PRECEPTORY MEETING " 1 SOCIAL AND WHIST ters of St. George will start th^ NORTH IRISH FOLK HEAR sewing meetings for the sale, of MYSTIC REVIEW, W- B. A. the work to be held In December, TALK ON HOME TOWNS ON FRIDAY NIGHT 50c Tonii^t at 8 p> in* every Tuesday afternoon at the For The Next Few Days home ot Mrs. George Potterton of TINEER HALL 82 Williams street. All members Listen to Address by Clergy The monthly meeting of the Star Befreohmento. 6 Prizes. who wish to help are asked to at of the East, Royal Black Precep- Turidrii Admission 25 Cents, tend the meetings and bring along man, Recent Visitor There, tory No. 13, will be held in Orange any new suggestions they might At St. Mary’s Church. hall Friday evening, October 7. each have. The first meeting will be This meeting will be the beginning 33c held tomorrow afternoon at 2 Natives of Portadown and Drum- of the fall and winter activities. A Fandango Auto Covers ABOUT TOWN o’clock. ▼ cree in Ireland heard of conditions class of candidates will be initiated . Extra heavy, double thread in their home towns at St. Mary’s into the mysteries of the Royal towels in plain white only. Large A linen shower was given at the church last night from Rev. Joseph Black Degree. size. 24x46 inches. Stock up on your towel supply now! The Goodwill Club of the Fifth home of Mrs. Frederick Johnson McKinney, who has returned from Following the business session of of 3 1-2 South Main street on Sat a three-months’ stay in that coun the Preceptory, the Sir Knights will At a Special Price of Stock on Hand District will hold its regular meet try. Many.of the parishioners of St. ing tonight at the school house. urday night in honor of Miss Bertha adjourn to the banquet hall, where Mary Gross, daughter of Mr. and Mary’s are natives of those places. a chicken supper will be served. Mrs. Hugo Gross Rockville, The Rev. Mr. McKinney spoke of the The committee in charge of the ar Easily Attached Mrs. Verner Swanson of Cleve home was decorated'In yellow and general prosperity of the north of rangements is planning an interest $3.00 land, Ohio, has returned after Ireland at present and described W ithout spending a few days with Mr. and lavender. Miss Gross received a ing program for that evening and And Mrs. Garfield Keeney of Keeney number of gifts. She is to be mar conditions there. His talk on Ire all members are urged to turn out. Quickly Tacking or street. Mrs. Swanson was formerly ried on October 15 to Frederick land preceded his sermon. Cotton Blankets Ecker of Rockville. He is a native of Ireland but is J. Fradln of Fradin's Apparel Attached $ 9 .9 5 Sewing Miss Margaret Sundman of this now located in Manitoba where his Shop is in New York city,today on town. parish is. a buying trip. We have only a limited number of these well known Fandango Auto $2.49 The Dorcas Society of the Swed ANOTHER MANCHESTER Past Chiefs club of Memorial Seat Covers left. We do not wish to carry them over until next season Extra heavy blankets in large ish Lutheran church will hold its Temple, Pythian Sisters, will give size, 66x80 Inches, Plain gray regular monthly meeting Wednes WANTED: so we have put a low price on them for quick selling. These are a high a whist in the Pythian Sisters so grade of auto covers that can be easily and quickly attached. with borders of blue or pink. If day evening at 8 o’clock at the MAN TO BE FLYER cial rooms in the Balch and Brown old waste papers from .a match box you are looking for something heav home of Miss Anna D. Johnson of building Thursday night. Whist to a magazine. Will pay for all they BEAUTY—^The handsome striped seat coyer material and the har ier than a sheet blanket we would Jackson street. advise you to see these. playing will begin promptly at 8 are worth. Call Immediately by monizing imitation leather trim beautify the interior of most new cars. Charles Small of Keeney Street o’clock with six prizes and re Mr. and Mrs. Henry VonHone of phone, 1385-2. 'They renew the attractiveness of the old car economically. Astoria, L. I., were week-end guests Buys Plane and Is Taking freshments. of Mrs. VonHone’s parepts, Mr. and Lessons Now. HIGHER RESALE VALUE—The condition of the interior of cars Mrs. John Johnson of Clinton greatly affects their resale value. Fandango Auto Covers keep uphol $5.00 street. Charles Small of 363_ Keeney street has purchased an' airplane stery new and clean. The W. C. T. U. will meet to and expects soon to qualify as a PROTECTION—Frolicking children’s greasy hands, muddy feet, or morrow afternoon with Mrs. J. A. full fledged aviator, having al Comfcnrtables Hood of 144 Chestnut street. The ready secured his certificate as . a Better Values In road dirt have ho terrors for a car protected with these improved seat members and their friends will be “ solo” flyer. covers. anaresseuaddressed byoy Mrs.ivna. Edith u.G. Wood!■>—-j There are about four or five dlf- $3.98 of Bristol, delegate to the National | glasses that it is necessary SANITARY-.—Fandango Covers can be easily removed, cleaned and Fluffy, warm cotton filled com Convention. to qualify in before a person nan can snapped on again. Fandango Covers keep clean, keep clothes clean and be accepted in air riding, the last Men’s Clothing fortables covered with a good grade are easy to clean. of silk mull— sateen binding to There will be a joint meeting of ^ in g the physical examination, Men’s Suits and Overcoats are of course more colorful all the Girl Scouts in town at the which consists of lung, heart and match. Colors: blue, rose, gold School street Recreation Center eye tests, but in this respect Mr. in keeping with the style trend of the times, ^ and lavender. Size 72x78 Inches. auditorium on Wednesday between Small, who is employed by Chen You will be pleased with our showing for Fall and Is 'Your Car Listed Here? 7 and 8 o’clock... A training class ey Brothers, did not wait until he for Scouts will begin next week and had passed the first tests and then Winter wear. BETTER VALUES, better tailoring and all those interested are asked to be thrown down because of physi better fitting clothes were never offered you at the pres communicate with Mrs. Harry cal conditions, but took the physi ent prices. Tans. Browns and Grays are the leading 1 Only— 1928 Buick Master Se- 1 Only— 1927^28 Oakland Sedan $1.50 Meiklijohn, telephone 1577. cal test first, in which he qualified dan. Four door, five passenger. and Landau. Four door. in every respect. colors. Model 47. 1 Only— 1927-28 Pontiac Sedan. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Johnson The first test that is given In 1 Only— 1928 Buick Standard Four door, five passenger. and two children returned to Bos the way of instruction is what is Coach. Two door, five passenger. U Only— 1926-28 Whippet Coach, Lunch Cloths ton yesterday after spending a few known as solo flying. For this a Model 20. Four cylinder. Two door. days with Mr. Johnson’s parents. person pays $30 an hour or it can 2 Only 1928 Dodge Standard and 1 Only— 1927-28 Great Six Willis Mr. and Mrs. John E. Johnson of be taken in two lessons of $15 for De Luxe Sedan. Four cylinder, four $1.00 Clinton street. one-half hour at each time. It con Knight Sedan. Four door, five pass- door. enger. 1 A pure linen lunch cloth in an sists of general Instructions of op extra large size (50x50 Inches) at The business session of .Mystic erating the plane, such as dipping, 1 Only— 1926-28 Chrysler Sedan. 1 Only— 1927 Bix Six Studebaker Review, W. B. A. will begin to Four door. Model 60. Brougham. Four door. Without $1.00. Pure white with borders tail spins and climbing, take-off of rose or gold. Suitable for every night at Tinker hall promptly at and proper landing. In these Mr. 1 Only— 1927-28 Chevrolet Sedan. arm rests. 7:15, to be followed by a social and Small has already qualified and Four door. Same as Landau. 1 Only— 1924-26 Hudson or Essex day use. whist at 8 o’clock. Six prizes will has received his certificate, but 2 Only— 1927-28 Essex De Lux Coach. Two door. be awarded in the whist playing most of this work is done over Sedan. Four door, five passenger. ..2 Only— 1927 Chevrolet Sedan. and refreshments will be served. Erainard field, where the machine 1 Only— 1928 Buick Standard Same as Landau...... is first taken up by an instructor Sedan. , Model 27. F6ur door.. 1 Only— 1926-27 Chrysler Coach. A Word About Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thoren of and later watched from the 1 Only— 1926-28 Chevrolet Coach. Two door. Model 50, 60 and 70. West Center street entertained Sat ground. Two door, five passenger. 1 Only— 1927 Chrysler Sedan. urday evening with a card party. The next step is the actual fly 1 Only— 1927-28 Studebaker Model 50. Four door. The ladies’ first prize was won by ing, which is not considered and Standard Custom or Dictator Sedan. 1 Only— 1926-27 Nash Coach. Cottons Mrs. Bert Judd of Hartford and the the necessary information must Four doer, five passenger. Model 233 and 263. Two door. men’s first by Edward Burrell of then be had as to proper under- 2 Only 1927-28 Nash Advance Se- ' 1 Only— Buick Standard Six A few weeks ago the price of High street. The two consolation standicigs of directions, heighth dan. Model 270. Four door. Coach. cotton advanoed in some cases prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. and speed. In buying a plane of 1 Only— 1926-27 Buick Standard 1 Only— 1926 Buick Master Sedan as high as 3c per yard. While August Carlson of West Center his own, and which he can use in Six Coach. Model 20. Four door. our reserve stock of cotton street. Following the card playing practice by flying over private 1 Only 1926-27 Buick Standard sheets, pillow cases, beddings, 2 Only— 1927-28 Studebaker i I a buffet luncheon was served by grounds, as is possible in the Standard Custom Sedan. Four door. Six Coach. and cottons last, we will sell the hostess, and music and singing Keeney street district, he is mak them at the old prices. As as well as a social, time were en ing more progress. ' soon as we must reorder on cot joyed. There is not much probability FORD CO VER S...... $7.98 tons, the price of course, w ilf be that he will do a lot of flying raised. Now is the time to buy 2 Only— 1926-27 Two Door Sedan. while the price is low. The regular meeting of Sunset around Manchester until he has 1 Only— 1923-26 Four Door Sedan. Rebekah lodge will be held tonight passed the final tests and secured $1.39 Tuxedo Sheets .. $1.00 in Odd Fellows hall. All past grands his certificate and there is also the CHEVROLET COVERS...... $5.95 Two sizes: 81x90 and 81x99 and members of the guard team are trouble in getting the high-pow inches. Extra heavy sheets— 1 Only— 1927 Chevrolet Coupe. Cap. A. A. Two passenger. urged to come for rehearsal in ered gasoline that is used for in first quality. preparation for past grands’ night, addition to the high power of the October 17. gasoline there is mixed two ALL SPECIAL OFFERS $12.50 43c Empire and Oneida quarts of caster oil with each twen ft Pillow Cases ...... 33c Rev. William D. Woodward of ty gallons of the high test gasoline. Main Floor Two sizes: 42x36 and 45x36 121 Hollister sti’eet was one of the Others who are taking the inches. Seconds of a well speakers at the Old Home Day cele course, or at least have taken a known make— the imperfections bration at Windsorville Saturday. ride or two to arrive at some deci are so slight they can hardly be sion as to this question of occupa noticed. The funeral of Alfred G. Skinner tion are Raymond Holland, well known baseball pitcher and a son 22c Hope Cotton, yard . .17c who died last Friday at his home We will consider it a favor to show you this wonderful 36 inch, bleached Cotton. One in Reading, Mass., was held from of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holland, line of clothing for young men and older men who wish in addition to two north end boys. of the best cottons for night Watkins Brothers this afternoon gowns, underwear, etc. at 1 o’clock. Burial was in the fam to keep young. ily plot in the Bast cemetery. Rev. Main Floor f Joseph Cooper, pastor of the South SO U TH •MR N C H £ S T £R ' C OMN Methodist church, officiated. $30 “ $42.50 SPECIAL! Hard to fit customer will be pleased with our made-to- The Loyal Order of Moose No. measure department. Suits and Overcoats made up to 1477 will hold its regular meeting tonight in Tinker hall at 8 o’clock. For a Limited Time Only. your measure guaranteed to fit and wear A meeting of the amusement com J. mittee is called for 7:30 to com Regular 50c Rubber $ 2 5 '' plete plans for the annual supper. Heels Attached for 2 5 c ASSOCIATES GIVE DINNER Maple Terrace Inn in Andover. All It is hoped that all members will TO ROYAL D. WEBSTER thirteen employees were present. plan to attend. Following the roast chicken din ner, Mr. Webster was presented REVIVAL MEETINGS The Linen Auxiliary of tihe Man Royal D. Webster, who concluded with a combination fountain pen chester Memorial hospital will hold SAM Y U L YE S GLENNEY'S his . duties as sales manager at the and pencil by his employees as a Its rummage sale October 18 and Oct 2d to 16th 701 Main St., Johnson Block, Tinker Building. token of their regret at his de 19. i1. Manchester Electric Company Sat South Manchester. urday, was given a farewell dinner parture and of the high esteem In which he is held by his associates. Alfred Grezel has the contract j^XXXX3»XXXXXXXXX X X X X X ^ ^ by his former employees at the Church of the Nazarene and has started work on the in stallation of a No Kol heating sys 466 Main Street tem in the Weldon building. This building has been heated through FILMS Services: Evmiings 7 :30, exc^t Saturday, the Mutual Heating plant for Sunday 1 0 :4 5 a. tti. some time past, but a change is Developed and now decided upon. ru o M REV. E. T. FRENCH, Pastor and Evangelist. Printed SHOE SPECIALS Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Han non of New Britain were week-end 24 Hour Service guests of Mrs. Hannon’s mother. Mrs. Jane Price of Laurel street. For Men and Girls GOOD THINGS TO EAT Phone 2000. Afternoon Delivery 2:30 p. m. Joseph Hubbard of Middle Turn KEMP'S pike, East, this morning started Men’s Bostonian Oxfords work on a three-car coT\prete ga 'Film Deposit Box at In Black and Tan MeINTOSH APPLES, 4 qts...... 49c rage on his property at Center and Store Entrance. Arch streets. and ^ 0 4 * w e s d l $7 p u r e ;LARD,2 lbs, ...... 29c Growing Girls’ Oxfords and Pumps LEAN RIBS OF CORNED BEEF I21/ 2C SETRC Patent Leather Pumps— $2.85 and $4.50 FOR CANNING MEAT SUGGESTIONS ^ B ^ c a u s e Sheet Metal Work Fresh Pork Shoulders Tan Oxfords . ,r.i...... i.:.. $4.00 and $4.50 We have all kinds of Pep EXPERT WORK (W Pickled Pigs’ Hocks the soft ol product we like tosdl— 100 per cent pers, Onions, Bnlk Vinegar, Nirtlve Veal in White and Brown Jars, Parowax, Cauliflower, Shoulder Cats of Lamb right. Made ol pure gyp^Um rock in broad high sheets Celery, Gi-een Tomatoes and for Stewing. in a tough fibre eaui-ng. Saws and nails like lumbea. Hot Air Furnaces , Tin Roofs For the Whole Family, Rib, Shoulder or Loin Lamb KEDS Grapes. Chops. Fireproof. A n excdlent insulater of Summer’s sun Conductor Pipes Eave Troughs Small Native Fowl and Winter’s cold. Permanent. Takes any decoration. Women’s Holeproof Silk Hosiery, Stop examine a sam ple-then order enough foe With 15 Years* Practical Experience. Pinehurst Hamburg 25c lb. in all colors ...... $1 to $2 pair th?t extra room youVe been planning^ From Peterson’s Farm: We will have good lean Fresh Spinach, Parsnips, Brisket and other solid cuts of Boys’ and Girls’ 3-4 Length Beets, Canets, Lettuce, Celery, Pinehurst Quality Corned Beet W . G. Glenney Cp. Robert H. Griffith Socks ...... : ...... 50c to $1 pair Soup Bunches. ^ 'A > 140 Oak Street. Tel. 1325-12 Pinehihrst Round Steak Allen Place, Manchester. Men’s and Boys’ Summer Underwear Kellogg’s Corn Flakes.. 7c Ground NOTICE Men’s Unionalls ___ . $3.50 and $4.00 First delivery leaves the store at 8 a. m. Please phone be - I Have Taken Over Wm. Brad’s Sheet fore 7 :4 5 for this deUvery. w- Metal Bunness. Keeney White Fresh jSweet Potatoes, 1 E g g s...... 59c dozen | 6 lbs. GireesaTFial. Estimates Che^ull]^ Given. A. L BROWN & CO.