ft)U K TEE N SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1940^ A v e n e . Daily CircuUtiori Hbuirlirstnr Sontfata ISmDi The WeBther For the Month ol August, 1946 roreeast ef U. h. Weather Bureau Stanley C. Deller of 128 Center ing Ir to be added J o the grand About Town street U attending Lawrence In­ Spencer Case Engaged to Wed Plans Further lUt of the Eighth School and Util- 6,331 Fair teulghtj Tuesday oleudy; stitute of Technology, Detroit. lUea District. In the matter of Member of the Audit sheseers Wednesday... Slewly risiag Mich, where he la taking a course sanitary requirements the new DANCING TONIGHT teiufetaturea Taeaday. in aeronautical engineering. He Is Is Up Again Home Building sewage plant completed last year at Bnreuu ef Otrontetious H i* r*KUlar. Monday nlgbt the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley can toke care of this addition. Manchenter^A City of Village Charm, ' 9rldg* for Maaon* and their Deller and was graduated from ffrfend* win atart September 28d Manchester High school In the Zoning Board of Ap­ Greenway Padk to Be DANTE'S RESTAURANT St 8 o clock. It win be played with June class of 1939, and was also a to East Ceater Street Odd Fellasvs Building VOL. LIX., NO. 302 Advertlateg *a Pagt IS) "MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, SEPtEMBER 2 ^ 1940 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS ^ tba same partners for one series cooperative student at the local peals to Dispose o f It F urther Expanded; ' c t five weeks. . . Featuring Freeh Clams and Oysters On the llalfebell State Trada school. On Thursday Evening. May Erect 98 Houses. Clam or Oyster Friee Orilh Meat Cocktail Oreheetm Etery Thnre. and Sat. Night*. Song* At Ynnr Requeet Group No. 4 of the Memorial Mlaiitonomob Tribe NO. 58, Im­ Mesplta! atmlliary, Mrs. William proved Order of Red Men, will At attempt will be made next LLawrrence A. Converse, direct­ WINES — UqUORS ANU BEERS Knofakle, leader, will meet at the hold Its regular meeting' in the Thuraday night to settle the long ing operations at Greenway Park Food At Its Best, Such As Ravlail, Spsgbettl, Chicken and Steaka'' Ordera Made Up To Take Out. ' dln lc building on Haynes street, Sports Center on WeUs street standingir-queation as to the final where 25 houses are now under Monday afternoon at two o'clock. Monday night at 7:30 sharp. At disposition of the property at 418 construction, announced today Mr«MS« N«s Ml the Close of the meeting there will North Main street formerly used that plans are now nearly com- T5S Main Btr^t ^Monster’ Bomber P^es Nazi Raiders; be mr.tion pictures shown and re­ by the Second Congregational ■tntr Tli««ter Mrs. George H. Nutter of leted to carry on a much greater Rulldtav Spruce street and Mrs. Felix Tan- freshments will be" served. church as Its parsonage. The Zon­ §uilding project than was at first Roomai 3 and 3 ing Board of Appeals Is scheduled gerone, gave a shower at Mrs. Tan- cohtempllited. Mr. Converse Tel. Mao gerone’s home on Hartford Road, Miss Mary E. Smith, of 41 Fos­ to hold a public hearing on this stated that it has been decided to L / for Miss Eleanor Bldwell of Chest­ ter street, was given a surprise and other questiona Thursday at 8 build 98 houses in the tract. It MILK THAT BUILDS / nut ftreet who Is to be married party last evening at her home by p. m. in the municipal building. Is In a section,, already provided H e r e you get theee two fourteen of her office associates. The property, a part of the with water, gas, electricity, sani­ axttm features with loons of .,.Oct 5 to John H. Morton of 539 $2S to $300: 1, S horter STRONG BODIES! Sast Center street, son of Mr. and The occasion was the 2Ist anni­ estate of the late Mrs. Lucy- G.> tary sewers and fire protection, Spencer, was left with certhin pro­ Apptiemtion Form —euti Sinking of Refugee Stuns Britons versary of her birth. Among the Mrs. John Morton of Nitro, West which gives It a rating of 90 per questions in half; saves time! Virginia. Twenty-live of her gifts Miss Smith received was a visions to the church for parsonage cent in FHA classification. VITAMIN-D: When intro­ purposes. In the event of its dis­ Z^uCaeh-'HfOUR W A Y "— friends from this and other towns radio set. The color scheme In The property is bounded on money loaned preferably on duced into milk, it makes the decorations was pink and posal, the will provides that the three accepted roads and the work attended and showered her with Mhwi Marguerite Peabody just your tignature. gifts and the delicious refresh­ white which was carried even to return shall go to mission and of cutting through such additional easily usable by tbe body the T' the four tiered birthday cake which other church activities. The church Charges are 3% 6n uApaid ments Included a wedding cake Mr. and Mrs. Wyville H. Pea­ roads as will be ncce.ssary for fur­ monthly balances up to $100, valuable calcium and phos­ Legion Hears Willkie TalkH to Huge Throng in Uos Angeles with miniature bride and bride­ was made by Miss Smith's mother. has not used the 10-room structure ther developments, can easily be 2'~e monthly on as a parsonage for some time and. body of 113 Hollister street an­ phorus in milk so essential U groom. nounce the engagement of their done and provide a good grade. balancei at»ve. Some Attack London; seeks to sell it. The house is a large Mrs. Rebecca Wright, of HoU daughter. Miss Marguerite Char­ It was necessary. In the prelim­ sound bones and strong teeth!l Nation Must street, i.s spending the week-end one, and a prospective purchaser inary arrangements, to remove ONI has been found, but this party will lotte Peabody, to Joseph Francis 40,000 square yards of dirt from Dari’s Homogenized Vitamin- and next week in Mount Vernon, McCooe, son of Mr. and ifrs, John N. Y„ and vicinity and Is plan­ buy only on the condition the the ■ hill in the .southeast section D Milk is most nourishing! McCooe of 113 Bissell street. The FINANCE C a , Keep Ideals ning to be at the World’s Fair on house can be altered from a single wedding will take place later in of the tract to bring the land to Salvation Army Day, Sept. 25. to a three-family house. The place street grades. All of this build­ Gunners Clear Skies; the fall. SCHALLER’S is located in a B residence zone, which is limited to not more than Roosevelt Metmage De- double houses. Hence an exception elareH ‘American Way More Records to the zoning rules now la sought. ODER M IU Has Been Settled WE CONSIDER OUR O f U fe’ Must Be Pro­ Woodland Street 83 Children on Vessel Previously the petition for a change'' has come up, and at that Piano Instruction tected Against Peril. OPENS SAT., SEPT. 21 Smashed Here ESSO RANGE Sb FUEL OIL time action was balked when a Heaflliiips of Roar Over Coasts to Cider Made Tuesday, member of the Spencer family Boston, Sept. 23 — —Amid Sept. Builfling Permits claimed certain rights of way over EQUAL TO ANY! patriotic fanfare, tbe 22nd annual Printc'fl ill George Sees Send Millions Under­ Thursday and Saturday the property which might have Thora E. Stoehr PKim£C430 convention of the American Legion .Mornings. Three Times Amount affected its zonage on a lot area RANGE OIL FURNACE OIL Ivondon; News of Trag­ ground After Dawn; GEORGE DART today heard a declaration by Presi­ Issued in 19.39. basis. Apparently this question ha.s WILL TEACH AT HOME In Lots of In I.a)ts of 100 ^ 1 _ edy Witlihelfl .\lmost Much to Aid Spatter Western been privately ironed out and the 100 Gals, or .More ' C Gal. dais, or More O * 1C Gal. dent Roosevelt that this nation Part Sweet Cider On Sale property is ready for sale. There OF PUPILS OR AT ' must protect "our American way With a record of more than one has been no further rumor of op­ Week to Give Welfare Fiu u l VlCtOW Capital with Bomb* .\t the Mill of life” against "any form of ag­ new dwelling per day authorized position. STU D IO: 31 GREEN H ILL Workers Opportunityortiinitv —Most of Invaders Be­ La X. WOOD CO. Tel. 4496 gression which may endsngsr It." Every Day. for September, Manchester still The Board is being asked to act In a meaeage read by National To Notify Parents; lieved Turned Back by looks forward to a busy construc­ on the case of Everett Keith prop­ STREET — TEL. 6086 erty at 33-35 Main street, a resi­ Commander Raymond J. Kelly to Ship's Name Secret. King Declares England F I gli t e r Squadrons. PHONE 6432 tion week before the month ends, dence B zone. At the last Board , a colorful, uniformed throng In the Stands ‘in Front Line and there is a likelihood that at session, permission was granted The First House flng-draped , Boston arena, the lea.st ten more new homes will be to use this location for businc,s.s. preaident oaid: London, Sept. 23.—(TP)— To Champion Liberties Bulletin! projected in that week. Already The building inspector has held up FOR BETTER A1 "We now find abroad serlotia The sinking of a British refu­ That Are Heritage.* l,ondon. Sept. 23.— (/P>— this September building total has an alterations permit, however, conflict between those who wish gee .‘^hip with a toll of 293 Homeward hound IjOndon until the building line question can for peace and free government and reached the mark of J 140.000, RANGE AND FUEL persons, 83 of them children throngs ducked into air raid three times the amount of permits be clarified. MARGARET RUSSELL those who wish to destroy It. That L'jndon, Sept. 23.—i/Ti—"There shelters late today as German in September, 1939, and one of It is reported that proposed' .Announces the Resumption On Sept. 23 of Her teat of strength has gathered force en route to Canada, stunned 1.4 much to encourage us,” King ^ change In the front would bring and, whether we like It or not. to­ the highest monthly totals on rec­ OIL STUDIO WORKSHOP CLA.-^SES IN Britons today and brought George VI told his people today; raiders were reported ap­ Goodrich ord for ten years. this line closer to the street line Greenway Park day it constitutes a threat against headlines of “ murder" in the proaching the capital in the than is allowed by zone rules. FINE ARTS AND CRAP'TS the peace of the entire world. in a reassuring message to the I ...... , . One Day’s Record CALL- London pres.s. The govern­ third raid since dawn. Short­ Yesterday alone, with arrange­ The Savings Bank of Manches­ "So It Is with great satisfaction empire even as Nazi raiders droned ' ments Ampleted in the late after­ ter will seek the right to use prop­ WATKR r o i OR TECHNIQUE Now practically completed and will be ready for public that I view the legion's interest in ment waited until ^iday to over this capital. ly afterward a large flight of noon. applications for 9 new dwell­ erty at 11-13 Park street, first OU. H.Vl.N'TIXr, CI.AV MODEl.I.NG Speaking before a microphone in heavy German planes was rc- inspection this week-end. the advocacy of strengthening our announce the trageuy of al­ A . K. Gas ings were made. Of these, 8 appli­ fioor. for commercial purposes. The VAN’S DRAWING MASKS , national defenses." most a week ago to give wel­ his own bomb-scarred palace, the ported directly over London, cations were filed by E. J. Holl property is in residence A zone. DESIG.N WOOD CARVING monarch declared that England, SERVICE STATION J. Edgar Hoover, chief of , the fare ■workers opportunity to with Hitler's armies of Invasion but it was not visible to who is beginning large acale de­ CRAFTS MARIO.NETTE.S . Federal Bureau of Investigation Searchlights from all parts of the Los Angeles Coliseum focussed on the .speaker's platform when Wendell L Wlllkie, Repiihllran nomt- velopment operations on the West 427 Hartford Road - Phnno'3866 BLOCK PRINTING PLASTIQUES n otify tlie children'.S parents : massed near her doorstep, stands ground t^atchers because the and PROMIT SERVICE! 10 Other Houses In Various as the first of the headlined speak- nee for the presidency, made one of the major addresses of his western tour. Before a huge crowd, part of which is shown In this picture, Side. Two of Holl's homes will be era at the opening session of the Wtllkic put forward a four-point program which he .said would turn this country away- from a "totalitarian system." in London. Liverjxx)! and ; sky was heavily overcast. on Palm street, costing $4,000 each , . . those liberties and traditions that ^ rias.ses for Children me over this week-end and select .i location or a Japanese Forces was torpedoed 600 miles west of tingents from the forces of our 6588 the disloyal and malcontent.” Allies •• • The good will of all who In addition to these houses, Her­ house under construction. Selection of a hou.se NOW River Pine, Calif., Sept. 23. England and sank in a stormy sea London. Sept. 23.— bert Hutchinson of Bolton will Prompt! Asks Help of liSgloii - Blast Causes -(4^ Even the Federal Bu­ within 20 minutes after she waa build on St. John street for Mr. Safe! will mean that it will he ready for occupancy before Hoover asked the legion to work reau of Investilfatlon couldn’t attacked at 10 p. m. last Tuesday, (Continued on Page Eleven) Nazi raiders, paced by a and Mrs. Henri Lord of Wtlllman- 24-H'■ «B^ts^ 'over southern I ------RADIO SHOP- Princess Restaurant Demand Definite Time Bulletin! hara, chief of the Japanese jy,iipa inside the Egyptian border, lire Tampico, Mexico, Sept. 23—(45— j (Continued on Pnge Two) (Continued on Page Eleven) PHONE 3234 Bombay, Sept. 28,. — (,/P) — The Hlllsltorniigh, (YUif., S<-pt. mission here, hurried em is-; neet Attacks Italians An armed uprising, at least In pert | SPECIAL. Working Committee of Hindu I A Naval communique said a Bulletin! 7 - 38—(.T)—William Jakob Miih- sarics to the frontier. by sympathizers o f Gen. Juan .An* j Maknoobha, third ranking political leiflirolch, seized In th» quick­ i fleet of warships attacked Italian V\'a»hlngton, Sept. 28— T — party In Indio, adopted a resolu­ ly-solved De Tristan . kidnap _ . I pasltions about newly occupied Secretary Hull declared today dreu Almazan, claimant to the 1 SUNDAY DINNERS Give Approval Tokyo, Sept. 23,-r-(/T’) th e 55j(j. Barrani, Egypt, "with good VAN’S tion today denundlng Dominion casBombers Raid presidency of Mbxlco, was reported BLUE CASTLE INN status from Britain within a defl- secnitlny of Federal agents Jafta'iese Army and Navy, de­ resull.s " early Sunday. This was China was being upset through today In Tamaulipas state. | LARGE LOTS te time not exceeding one year who sought to leam It he scribed in authoritative quar­ the second Naval bombardment oN duress and once again he Gen. Pedro Figuero. chief of ' HOME OF GOOD FOOD fter tbe end of the war. In the To Supply Bill the area. 60 miles inSide the voiced the disaproval of the Crouiid Forces staff of the Eighth Military Zoo* SERVICE might have been ln\-nlved In ters as prepared to meet any Egyptian frontier, in an effort to '^meantime, sold tbe resolution, the the unsolved Mattmm abduc­ United State*. He read a headquarters, said three group* DINE AND DANCE Low Prices "p a rty will ‘‘accept any reasonable “ uncalled for intervention” disorganize Italian preparations formal statement at his press tion In Tacoma, Wash. Offi­ for a further advance across the opened armed rebellion against the . STEAKS We Have the Food Chilled Tomato Juice or and honorable offer made by the House Committee Fa­ cer* also Inquired Into the pos­ i)v third powers, began a conference on the entrance of I Britisli Bombard Libyan government last week. He said on* CHICKENS Grapefruit Juice government of India, If .such ac­ desert toward Alexandria and Japanese mlUtary forces Into ST A TION Ton Bring the Drinks Sweet Mixed Plcklea sibility of an oceomplloe In southward march" 0 f~~empire band was made up of 30 sym­ FRIED CLAMS Easy Terms ceptance would stimulate the ad­ vors Measure Carrying Suez. the French Far Eastern (We Famish Set Ups) Hearts of Lettuce with Russian Dressing the De Tristan cose. into French Indo-China to­ Ports afl Italians At­ pathizers of Almazan, who claim* CHICKEN CHOW MEIN No Cover Charge vance o f the Hindu cause.” Tbe SIda Barrani was declared by a colony. 427 Hartford Road — at — Cherrystone Clam Cocktail Items for Defense. Reuters (British news agency i tack .Mechanized Unit8. he won the recent presidential elec­ BLUE PLATES No .Minimum Charge ^See^~^Tiese Late Model Cars Ikingreisa party and Moslem HUIsborough, Calif., Sept. 23.— day. tion which the government d*-' FULL COURSE DINNERS Choice of Soup: ' League ore the largest parties la (The United States and Britain dispatch to have been the scene of Washington, Sept. 23—(J’,'—The Tel. 3866 No Corkage Charge Chicken Gumbo ( ^ —Unharmed. Baby Marc de dares was won by Gen. Manu8l: Indio. Washington, Sept. 23.—OP)—A possibility of new American eco­ Ro.me. Sept. 23—()P).—Italian and 865 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE — MANCHESTER Manhattan (^am Chowder And Get Our Bargain Prices 0 e • supplementary supply bill carry­ Tristan, Jr., waa safe In the arms (Continued on Page Eleven) (Continued on Page Ten) AvUa (Damacho. Lake Amston nomic measures which would re­ British bombing planes have at­ Three rebels were killed (Md Choice of One: Torpedoing Seen “ Dastardly Act" ing among other things a $93,000,- of his titled, rsntinxiualy happv tacked each other’s ground forces Washington, 8ept. 28. — Cffh — 000 Item for training defense family today, while tlght-Ilpp^ strict Japan arose today as a re­ four Injured in one clash Witll AMSTON, CONNECTICUT Half Roast Spring Chicken with Dressing ONE 1940 OLDS DEMONSTRATOR in the Battle of Africa for the Federal troopa Figuero reported. Native Calves’ Liver and Bacon Secretory Hull today characterized workers and 880,000;000 for coil- I^ederal Bureau of Investigation sult of the entry of Japanese, mili­ second successive day. the Italian the torpedoing of a Britioh refugee struetion of new military and civil men held his accused abductor, the tary forcea into French Indo-1 and 20 members of another bSMl/'., Broiled Juicy Rump Steak high command reported today. ' of 809 surrendered to a cavalry d*-;) The purest and largest pri­ Fried Clams — Tartar Sauce 1939 OLDS 4-DOOR SEDAN ship irith the loee of many Uvea aa airporta was approved today by alien Oermsn, Wilhelm Jakob None of Children Sailing (Jhina. Whllo the BritisK' were bom­ vate lake In the state — high In Radio and H^ter. the House Appropriations Com­ Muhlenbrolch. In some secret spot. tachment near the ylllage o f Jan- Swordfish Saute Meuniere “ a most dastardly act.” Camment- Informed persons said these re­ barding the Libyan porta of Ben­ the hills — 557 f t shove sea Ing e« the disaster fatal to 88 chil­ mittee. Joy reigned In Hillsborough, mave, about 100 nilles northwest level. Choice of Vegetable.s: whose residents last night turned Under American Auspices strictions might take the form of gasi and Bardlsi, tbe communique of Tampico. Faith Spillane McCartin Tender O r#^ Peas 1938 BUICK 2-DOOR SEDAN dren being brought to Coanda, The bitl’k toUl of 1267.733,728 tightened controls over exports of said, Italign air patrols attacked Com Saute HuU said: “ I am sure there wiU covered a variety of items. Of out by the thousands to roar a Both Bands Clooaly Trallad Pickled Beets Heater. Hollywood welcome aa Count Marc oil. scrap iron and other materials British mechanized units in Egypt, But a larger band oCvundetec--; Sandy Beaeh^ — Bath Houses Choice of'Pbt^oee he no division of opinion la this this amount, 8207,475,727 waa In of which Japan has been a large particularly bombing Matrub. Whipped Potatoes direct cash appropriations and de ‘Triatan ptoudly bore hla son up New York, Sept. 23- (j»i)_Mar-4word of any change In policy in mined size was admitted to hOW/; Athletic Field — Club House Candled Sweet French Fried country that It was a most das­ purchaser. That is the Fascists next objective -SCHOOL OF DANCING- Highly Reotricted 1937 OLDS 4-DOOR SEDAN tardly act.” $60,258,001 In contract authorisa­ along path to the waiting mother, shall, Field, preaident of the United] Lon^n. -a., ami, resisted near the Inland viltaga oC-.. Dessert: Radio and Heater. • • • the chlld’a curly head bobbing A complete embargo already is to the east, where the British were San Diego and then to liavs fled ts,, With AU Impravements. tions lor wrhich Congress would effective kgalnst exports of avia­ reported strongly entrenched. Rice Pudding Chiffon Snow Cak* . Markets at a Glance. have to provide funds later. above the jubilant throng. SUtea Committee for the Care of | children w ^ leave England join still andiher group. Both wei«) Presenting Routines As New As. Tomorrow Coffee Tea Milk On a grimmer note, CHilef of tion gasoline but 'other grades .of British Cruiser Torpedoed. .New York. Sept. St—UP)— The total waa $0,444,144 less European ChUdren, Inc., said today 1 fo r homes in this country luider closely trelled by federal foroas,u { 1934 OLDS 4-DOOR SEDAN Police C. M. Hlrschey said: oil and materials helpful to the The high command announced Last Friday, Flgusro oald, BATHING Stocks— Firm; Induotrials lead tlian was requested by the builget that none of the children aboard | auspices of the American Commit' Japanese war machine are subject CLASSES HAVE STARTED six Wheels. Radio and Hester. ‘T think that more than one a British cruiser was torpedoed members of the oonaolidated eeksiq B dA TIN G active advance. bureau. the refugee ship sunk about 800 tee do so by the deliberate choice only to an export' licensing syatem. from a plane while warships were Instrnetioa far 788,880 person waa Involved In this kid­ of their parents; who thoroughly group eurrendered. AB Beglstratlons Are StUI Open for Clasa and Private leeeons te AD Typea of Daaclag. FISHING TRY OUR 40c WEEK-DAY LUNCHEONS Bonds—Higher; rail toona ex­ naping, and I expect asveral sen­ miles off England waa traveling It was considered posrible that 1934 FORD 2-DOOR SEDAN tend roUy. ‘The committee estimated that untferatand the flaks at aea, biit On orders of 04n. Rivas < DANCING sational revelations to be made under bis committae'a auspices. these'also might be subjects to a (Conttaned oa Page Elevea) VMndnys — Fridays — Saturday* — .At Studio, 14 Strong Street Foreign Exchange — Narrow; the funda for defenae training feel It better to take this one time complete embargo on the grounds commander-in-chief at the SPORTS when the trial opens.” •TT |(an airplane will fly over the Antednys — V, F. W. HnU, Mnnehester Omen. I'nnadian dollar Improvee. would provide for Inatructlon ' of And'he added: “I don’t want In a atatemeii*’ ^expreasing »ym- risk rather than to face the con­ they were needed for national de­ 1933 CHEVROLET SEDAN about ‘700,000 peraona. This pro­ pathy to the parents of the 83 chil­ tinuing day by day risk of bombs where the bands ars eperaUag ( Hifh School BsUroom Class Opens Thursday. September 26. Cotton— Steady; Bullish ginning Muhlenbrolch In my jail — there fense. Or the licensing system * Treasury Balance Cr-iires; southern aelUng. gram called for $60,600,000 for the dren lost and to The Children's at home." scatter leaflets urgtag than LOTS AS LOW' AS are too many trees close by.” could be tightened to make it Adult Ballroom Cfaus Opens Tuesday, September 24. '.-jar—Mixed; moderate trade Office of Education which would tMaamsed By Twe Hunters Ovarseas Reception Board, sponsor Field laid last week that a more difficult for Japan to obtain Washington. Sept. 28.—v _■' ■ ^ fi i ■*

3 ' A MANCHESTEK LVENLIitj A;ANlUiJ«iwii. JI J'IL’.--, LJI'TEilBEU 23, 1910 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAJ,D. MANCHESTER. CONN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 194B ...... I TWO ■lived only a. few minutaa after be­ man, tha madlcal axamlnar, aaid-' nine bombera,” he reported, all fly­ in. the French ports o f Dunkerque, Cat. Delay* Work on Unit ing “at terrific height." Boulogne and Cabde. ing admitted to the Milford hospl- he had commlttad aulcida by prose Hurricane Day O f Defense Honsing Job Gives Kiwanis 4 Week-End Army Arsenal SMJa Fan to Beach Flaaea A war measaga by King George Some Republican Support Ul. pln'g a abotguh aganlat his \egister Before OcU i , CoaatN aatl-alrcratt batteries VI was awaited througtiout the ■..... 1 Beauty Reaches All-Time High in Nem *41 Chevrolet Lpuis Rovlello, 38, of Bridgeport, with its muzzle pointed toward b U ^f^ opened fire but their shells did .not empire. The king's broadcast waa Brings Storm Montgomery, Ala., Sept. 23.' His W ar Views Violent Deaths waa struck at the intersection of chest and discharging the weapon-'^> Blast Causes reach the planes. The formation, set for 6 p.m. inoon eA.t.), but’ —UP)— A cat delayed work on ^ Stratford avenua and Kosauth by means of a atring tlad to tho For Adjournment Plans trigger. State Beekeepers Told however, was scattered by British the speclflc nature o f the message one unit of a $1,400,000 nation- i street In that city and be, tob, lived was not re'vealed. I al defense housing project here. I but a short while after reai^hing a Death of Two Spitfires and Hurricanes and when, Two Caused by Automo* Plans were announced to put High Winds and Heavy I Unnoticed, the cat crawled I Newspaper . Analyst la ■ Waohington, Bept. 23 — (A5 ■^^Joummsnt this week loomed In the hospital. He suffered a crushed N*w H«v.n, sept. 2 2 -A. last seen. It was said, the great chest, a broken leg and broken tectlon of bees. Dr. Friend points hammocks and bunks In’ some L(m- I In between the inside and out-! Democratic leaders, anxious t o ' legislative schedule. on t o r InapecUon of aplnrtcs bomber was speeding toward the Rains on Saturday, 2 Guest Speaker Today; biles and Two by Gun* arm. out that bees arc subject to bac­ (Continoeil From Page One) channel with Spitfires In pursuit. don subway tubes ao weary men, ' aide walla and waa sealed in bring the nine-month congressional Senate-House conferees must ad­ Police Court I a close for 1»40, SUte Ento- women and children can sleep : laat Friday. | Both Drivers Held , , „ , ,, g i- t R. B. Friend reminds terial diseases that are easily car­ Apparently expecting the air Years After Big Blow. Get Convention Report session to sn end this week, re­ just wide differences between the shot Wounds. hurt. Buyers,, said he thought through bombings. Work already Then It set up a howl. Work PbMkeepers that they are required ried from one hive to another with siege of London to last through the ceived promises today oLsome^Re- two bodies over excess profits tax Both drivers, Benjamin Kolanisk there were only 13 persons In the Is under way to convert a third cf waa stopped and a hole cut In of Bridgeport in Milford and John In town court this morning Ho- . r to register hives before October 1. consequent heavy loss. winter, the government, announced Saturday afternoon waa far I f Great Britain falls in its stand publican support. . legislation. By The Associated Press structure. The blast caused "some a mile of the Holbom-AIdwyeh , the wall. The cat stayed out of { — Threatena Filibuster W.sldron of Stratford In Bridge­ The Connecticut statute reads: The State, therefore, requires plans to Imlld 1,000,000 double and from the kind of a day that waa Although many l^epublicans, Summer's last week-end -was land Jefforda, 84, of Bolton, plond- the registration of hives and each damage” in one end of the build­ tube Into a shelter equipped for- . sight Tempting tidbits—such , against the armed might of Nazi Senator Burke (D-Nfeb) threat­ port, were held on technical charg­ “ Bach person owning one or more triple decked bunks In present air mperlenced two years ago, the an­ opposed to adjournment, were talk­ marked by four violent deaths in ed ipillty to sn Intoxication count' year sends out two Inspectors to ing, Buyers said. . over-night sleeping. as meat, milk and a rat— w en t, Germany, the United States may ened over the week-end to start es In $1,000 bail. hives of bees shall, annually, on Officers said the fuses were raid shelters and speed up eon- Visibility Fslr Over Stnlt niversary of the great New Eng­ ing Instead about a recess until and received a suspension of Judg­ investigate conditions in all coun­ i unnoticed. It looked Ilka part i b « crushed economically or else a filibuster unless Senate leaders Connecticut, two caused by auto­ Joseph E. Viiono, Jr., of Stam­ or before the first day of October, French ones, which contained a strurtlon of new ones. land hurricane, until late In the after November elections, Senators ties of the State. In 1P39. 1.627 Watchers who keep a close eye I of the wall might have to be consent to consideration of the con- mobiles and two by gunshot ford, was found dying with a bul­ ment in view of hta past good rec­ make application to the town much heavier charge of fulminate Also, It was announced, distrl- afternoon. All day the sun had may have to fight, declared W il­ Reed (R., Ksn.), and Jolmaon (R., apiaries containing 8.936 colonies on the weather at the English tom down. | troveralal Logan-Walter bill, ap- let wound In bis head In the rear ord. elerk o f the town in which such than do American fusea. They hutlon of carphigs to all persons been shining and the use of waist­ liam J. Shea, foreign news ana­ Calif.), said they were ready to wounds. A ll four fatalities occur­ were inspected. Dr. Friend writes channel, important to any move But hunger won. The cat yard of hts gran'knother's home in Continued to October B was the , bees are kept, for the registration were little larger than a led pen­ In the metropolitan area will be­ for Invasion, reported clearing coats was more of a burden than qult until January and go home •’y fn? red on Sunday. , in his annual report. Two colon­ ; came out yesterday. Work will lyst of the Hfittford Times, at the this week-end ' J months ago. The bUl provides for Stamford. His 14-year-61d cousin, reckless driving case of Charles of such bees, and such town clerk gin Immediately—for the two-fold skies have made visibility fldr a necessity. About 6 o'clock there Both traffic victims were pedes­ ics were found Infected with sac cil, however. proceed today. weekly noonday meeting of the whose name wa.a withheld, told McBride of 501 Hartford ■ road. ■ shall Issue to such applicant a cer purpose of protecting ear drums over the narrow Strait of Dover. was a sudden change. A wind " I told Democratic Leader Bark":] “ P trians, struck down last night ,\rmy Investigation Begun Klwaqis Club at the Country Club ilslbna made by quasl-Jiidictal gov- police after questioning that he Bond was set at $500. McBrldO tScatToVre°^tratirn upon the ' bro(^. and from shattering bomb blasts and The sea was calm with only, a came up and rain started to fall. ley (K .), that he could have my while walking across busy streets.. payment of a recording fee were infecW with Amer A military board began an im­ today. nment agencies. accidentally shot the boy while was driver of a car which struck of | apiaries of helping sleep by shutting out light southwest wind. For'about fifteen, minutes there vote for adjournment any time he Charles Naylor, 75, was killed on __frnn fntiibrood- The diaeftselean foulbrood. oc The disease oc­ mediate inveatlgatlon to determine Mr. Shea said that the Magtnnt in the other winx of the capitol, playing with a .22 calibre rifle. down John Janlo ki, 69, o f' 846 twenty-five cents, which certificate the din of battle. Raids which kept thoUShnds of was a heavy fall of rain, wind wants It," Reed said. " If anything the Boston Post road In the -Devon curred in every county In the the cause of the blast. Colonel Line In France waa America's first Hbuse Democrats faced a caucus section of Milford where he lived. Horace T. Kittrldge, 64, waa Keeney street Saturday nlgbL shall be in the form prescribed and Two of the Nazi planes reported families In shelters all last night took the leaves from the trees and happens, the president can call us State, but was most oonimon in Buyers said It apparently occurred N. K Stocks line of defense. Great Britain la Wednesday on the question of Buffering a fractured skull, frac­ found dead In a garage at his home The injured man la In a seriotw upon blanks furnished by the state downed -were Messerschmltt 109 were reported somewhat more In­ those who were In automobiles the second and the Atlantic ocean back here anytime." entomologist and shall be recorded Hartford, Litchfield and Fairfield when fulminate of mercury, used selecting a leader to succeed tured leg and Internal Injuries, he In wlnsted and Dr. Donald Her­ condition at the MemoriM hospltaL fighters. A third was said to tense over London thai the at­ found driving difficult. The high and U. H. Navy are the third. Senator Johnson said he was Representative Rayburn (D-Tex.) In the office of such town clerk. cotmties. in the fuses, "let go.” Adams Exp ...... have fallen into the sea at Ports­ tacks of Friday or Saturday night. winds made necessary the closing Three things must be done by the anxious to return to California, succeasor to the Late Speaker ....A n y o^vner of bees who shall Since thet beginning of inspec­ The operation was to recover Air Reduc ...... ' mouth and a fourth near the Isle A communique. acknowledged of all windows in automobiles and United States, he said, lega Army Plans Wholesale Your Home. the church, performed the cere­ hospital for a number of years. shire Valley: Genaro Strone. Rock- tempo during the night—the 16th N, Y.; John Janicke, Keeney street. of Europe. Discharged Saturday: Walter Aetna Casualty . . . . 119 124 Cons E d ison ...... tion Accused of Being Promotion of Officers mony. away; Stephen Benuss, Passaic; in succession In which the Ger­ Aetna Fire ...... 49 51 t'onventlon Report. j Misa Dorothy Ward of West Varrlck, 279 North Main street: Cons on ...... \nnounce Engagement | Frederick Willis, Dover; A. G. My- mans have bombed London— as Aetna Life ...... 28 30 The attendance prize, donated Hartford was maid of honor. Mrs. Gladys Meyer. 17 West Cont Can ...... Head of Activities. And Men Soon. Mr. and Mrs. William Hudson ; lander, Landing; Milton Crane. the British launched new coimter Automobile ...... 36 .38 by J, C, Echmalian,' waa won by Frank J. Sparks, Jr., also of West i street; Mrs. Rose Baum, 18 Gerard Del Lack and West ...... of 33 Tanner street announce the , Dover; John Morris. Wharton; blows along the "Invasion coast" Conn. General ...... 25 B^r. The greater j*lze and roomineas of the new models, come Visitora. gown of white moire, Victorian Travelers ...... 405 425 Gen Foods ...... is the director of Nazi activities I volving the commissioning of some as well as their sleek new beauty, are apparent in the engine for 1911. in which many refinements have been plosion. They were working In a alert,” I Harry Custer, 159 Hilliard street: ernor of the New England Dis­ Btyle, with a fitted bodice, bustle j tile building and the explosion was a son to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Puhllr t'tilitle. Gen Motors ...... in Uruguay- Including an allegcil tpppe .score new generals, to pro­ •Sperial De l.uxe Sport S«'dan. shown above. made. Horsepow er is increased from 85 to90 without affect­ Among several small German Conn. Lt. and Pow. 57 61 trict of Kiwanis International at ing economy: and coaling, lubricalioa and rarbarelion hack, leg of mutton sleeves and a j To Build Garage not severe enough to damage the Komer, 34 Russell street and a son Gillette ...... the annual convention at Bretton plot to convert this nation Into "a I y|,ip commanders for the rapidly At (2) ia ahown the spacious interior o f the same model's Open formations which crossed the Conn. Pow...... ^0 52 Hecker Prod ...... rear rompartmenl, and al fST Is its front romparlment. are all improved. In circle is the new awitrh which reverses full cut skirt. Her short tulle veil j structure -severely. Colonel Buyers to Mr, and Mrs. John Baronousky, Woods last week, and that Dr. German colony of peasants.' expanding land forces coast was a huge bomber, appar­ Hartford Elec. Lt. . 67', 69', Hudson Motors ...... showing lwo-sprarlly to the height. Ground crews opened fire Illuminating Sh... . . 58 60 Int Nick ...... oif gardenias. I expanded constantly and In addi­ Main streef. JJoth nwin hav'o visited Manchester vestigatlon of Nazi activities In ranir of brigadier or major gen­ Evenihffs. Available. The maid of honor wore a gown ns it elrcled around the district, S. New Eng. Tel. Co. 159 16< Int Tel and Tel ...... tion to its employes the work proj­ Admitted Sunday: Priscilla Tor­ TOany times and are highly es­ Uruguay, acknowledged no "legal eral, to command 'streamlined" ^6y|B w isw A f w w o f aquamarine moire, with a fitted The garage, for the storage of and Royal Air Force fighters Western Maas...... 28 30 Johns Manvilic ...... ects administration has 325 work­ rance. 194 Middle T\irnplko East; teemed by loc.al KlWanlans. .More action" is possible against Dall­ infantry divisions, armored corps page.s of .special articles written | informed of Thomas’ remarks, said bodice, short puffed sleeves and a its truck will not he erected by the coild be seen pursuing it. Industrial I Kennecott ...... : ers there. •Mrs Janet Hanna. Paihinow Block. detailed reports of the conveVion. dorf "becaii.se of his diplomatic and divisions and other new units. by company members. |the board took the action because bouffant skirt She wqre a Mary New York, New Haven * Hartford No bombs were dropped. Acme W ir e ...... 18 20 ' LIgg and Myers B ...... K Guards School Second Blast Of Y'eiir Main street: George Cooley, 55 Bls- attended by several from Man- status." In addition, early promotion Is The fir.st Issue Ls expected to be ' It heard that Thomas was to speak Stuart cap of Dubonnet velvet and Railroad on Depot Square. The The explosion was the second of Changes to Mass Tactics sell street: Miss Marlon Miller. Am. Hardware . ... 22'-, 24', I>ockhe.ed Aircraft ...... Eight allegerl Nazi leaders al­ in store for thousands of regular run off in November and dLstrib- I in opposition to conscription. / Raiders later were reported In 37 39 ■'chester, will be given next Mon­ carried a Colonial bouquet of dark company owns the land to the west the year at Picatlnny. Nineteen Spencer street: Mrs. Albina Pavan, Arrow H and H. com Ijoew’s ...... ready have been arrested on the and re.serve gffieerar of lower uted to the members of the rom- ' Keith^s Decorative Counsel Is Free vicinities of northwest, southwest 5\ day. red roses with a gardenia center. of the passenger station and when workers were injured March 22, 433 Keeney .street. Rillinps and Spcncpr . 4^; ! Lorillard ...... ! basis of the report. Five of them, grades. Moreover, the aklvent of Well Attended pany. and all ouLsiders who rc- and .southeast F.ngland The Luft­ Rristnl Bra.ss ...... 40 50 According to the Civil Aero­ A reception for the families and the application was first made to when five pound of high explosive Discharged .Sunday: K.iy Maine. ?lont Ward ...... taken Into custody In the Interior, conscription means advancement quc.sl a copy. waffe. which sent single bombers RO 8.3 nautics, the total revenue of the Where Requested, a few friends followed in the erect a metal structure 14 by 3,'i blew up while being processed. 29 Doane street: Mrs Bertha Jean­ Colt’.a Pat Firearms ; Nash Kclv ...... were brought to the capital and for hundreds of enli.sted men, be- N. over In relays during the night, ft domestic air mail carriers for the church parlors. feet, it wn» understood that it was It brought to three the number nette, 184 Irving street: Richard Eagle Lock ...... 0*2 ‘ Nat Bisc ...... held at police headquarters with cau.se a new crop of corporals, Ifuld Kuril Siiiiiluy ut llir This Added Service Costs You Nothing — ‘Phone tl.‘>9 for Store The couple left for a wedding changed to mass tactics today. Fafnir Be.-irlngs . . 130 1 10 month of April. 1940, amounted to be erected there. The nj^BBbers of munitions plants in this state Brownell. 27 West street.; Ered increasing demands by Mrs. John Muldoon and infant son. Xorth and Judd . . . ,30'.j 32'., I Packard ...... guay. Bouzas said there wa.s "al­ Pro.^4pcctive non - commussionctl It is now learned that the com­ announcement of the temporary FURNITURE this town plant at Gibbstown Aug. 20. the press and public for a greater 93 South Main street. Peck Stow and Wil. .5 1 I Param PIct ...... most complete evidence that the pany had at no time Intended to new generals might be expected in officers of the K Guards were I’lcrenix. .Anz. ,'tept. 23 '.Pi Mr. Williams Is a graduate of Picatlnny Arsenal was nearly underground honeycomb of shel­ Births; Sunday, a daughter to P.ii.ssell Mfg Co., new 14 16 I’cnii ...... plan proposed was accepted." erect the building on Depot Square. a few days. Just now there arc given an opportunity to culture .Norman Thomas. Socialist candi- Manchester High school and of demolished July 10-11, 1926, when ters with sleeping quarters. Mr. and Mis. Leonard Kingman, .<^covlll M fg...... 28 r,o Phelps Dcd.ge ...... Following the filing of the Bou­ It will be built to the west of the not enough to go around. Each their voices for giving commands G.E. KEITH CO. Mlddlebury college. The press and public were bitter, Pilex Co.- ...... 1 1 1.. - 1.3', ' ifc for president, deviated from a freight atatiort, on the South aide lightning struck the nearby Lake ISOb. Center .street; a daughter to Phil Pet ...... zas report, fo reig n Minister A l­ too. over the news of the tor­ Mr and Mrs .\rthiir Tolf. 14 Cani\ Stanley Works . . . . . 4 7 49 of the nine "streamlined" infantry at the weekly school held yester­ Where You Can Afford To Buv Good Furniture: of the railroad tracks and will be Denmark Naval ammunition depot ; Pub Serv N J ...... berto Guanrinade publle the text s( i cilulcd'speech on foreign policy | Johnson-Chapman and caused a scries of explosions pedoing last Tue.sday of a refugee bridge street; a son to Mr. and do . pfd...... 2^ - I r.adio ...... of a sharply-worded note sent to divisions rates a major general as day morning at the local armory. MAIN AND SCHOOL STREETS OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL alx)ut opposite Electric street. commander, and two brigadiers for iii.st night to criticize the Board] which did $100,000,000 damage ship 600 miles out in the Atlantic Mrs. Daniel Renn. 123 Walnut Torrington ...... 29 31 , Reading ...... German Minister Otto Langmann Lieutenant Teiry Yani,shewHky Miss Pauline Gertrude Chap­ (It its component units. The recent­ of Kdiicaliiin for hairing him from i there, at Picatlnny and in the sur­ on the way to Canada. Of 406 per- street. Veeder-Root 58 1, 61' . Rem Rand ...... laat June in reply to protesl.s was in charge of the se.saion. ami man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ly formed armored corps of two Fred Chapman of South Windsor rounding countryside. Twenty-one r.on.s alsiard. 293 were reported Admitted today: Elaine Bentley, N ov York BnnUii Republic .Steel ...... against Investigation and deten­ all the present company NCO'.s, Dll' riiocnix Union High school Public Kecords were killed. lost. Eighty-three of the.se were 153 Highland street. Albert Ado­ Rank of New York . 305 32.5 Rev Tob B ...... '...... tion of Germans. divisions and various other new were present. Among the soldici.s MUclitci ii'.ni. end Clyde Edgar Johnson, son of units also are to receive their Mrs. Harriet Johnson, formerly of Three persons lost their lives In I children removed from London, maitis. Tariffville: Richard Tumat. B.ankers Tni.st ...... 49 51 Safeway .Stores...... In the note, Guanl exprea.sed w^orking for a non-commis.sioneil "M y friends here tell me." he proper compliment of superior fm Manchester, were united in mar­ an fxplaslon at Piratinnv March Liverpool and Middlesex county. Buekland. Central Hanover . . 91 94 j Sears Roebuck ...... surprise that Dalldorf, though grade are I’nvates Dominiek Gen- ■ aid "that the bool Board decid­ Irtrj riage Saturday afternoon at the I'ennlla 21. 1930. Nazi Consf.al Buses Hit Birth; Today, a son ot Mr. and Pba.^e ...... no 32 j .Shell fnion ...... holding diplomatic .status, i.s the officers. tilccore. William McCarthy, ix'.s- ed I couldn't use the auditorium Occtilw Check Your Home For Improvements Since July I. some 2,200 officers Wapping Community church. The The following permits have hern ' Ixindoners who viewed the air Mrs. Vlrtor Ofiara, 55 t’ nion street, ( ‘hemif'r^t ...... i2i.. 44’ :. ! .Sorony Vac ...... I'LUS — admitted head of Uruguayan Nazi tcr Kecnoy. Wiliiasn .Adamson, l ecause the board read .something •$ Hi and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. between captain and lieiitenant ceremony was performed by Rev. Issued by the building inspector: raid damage revealed by dawn In I'ilv ...... 24' . 20 ‘ 2 South Pac ...... Robert Young In activities. Frank Burkhafdt, Dillio Falcetta '■’■'lit my cnnvtrtions in thq papers Truman H. Woodward of East James J. Rohan to erect a foiir- almost every section of the city j .Smith, 53 Strickland Continental ...... 12’ , 14', South Rwy ...... "I am surprised." the note said, colonel have been promoted one and Jerry Lovett. that they didn t like. So, they de- r » i u a ^lonsler* Bomber grade, breaking a "hump" in ex­ Hartford, who was assisted by rocm dwelling on Campflelil road heard with satisfaction the reports j . . . I'orn Exchange . . . . 49 51 Std Brands ...... "SPORnNO BIXWD" "to learn that Dalldorf who was During the early part of the In­ 1 idcd to call it subversive." istence since the admission into Rev. Douglas V. McLean, pajitor :«ir'C;eorge F. and Mabel H. Gee, of the R A F ’s own blows at the i Discharged, today; WilUaid First National . ... 1 "20 1770 Std on Cal ...... presented to the Foreign Office aa struction period, explanatmn.s of Addre.vsing a crowd which filled the regular army after the World of C-.dimunlty church. Gladlolaa and also a .single garage, the house •ares Nazi Raiders Nazi coastal bases and Into Bel- Clarke, South_ Coventry Guaranty Trust . . . 268 278 Std on N J ...... S T A R T lN i; an official press attache waa chief various elementary phases of tho a 2..500-scat, open-air arena he at- »• .. palms were used for the deco- to cost .44,400 and garage $300. glum and northern France Census: 82 patients. Irving Trust ...... 10', 12’ , Tex Corp ...... of one of the organizations di.a- war of thou.sands of officers School of the Soldier and ^qtiad i^rained for the emergency.'^' Other tai kcii "this attempt to censor .atlons, and while the guests were Manchester Corporation. single In addition, the Air Ministry re­ Manhattan ...... 141, 16'.. Timken Roll Bear ...... WEDNESDAY solved." were given by the Company 'Ser­ (t.'ontlnued from Page One) Cllnlo Scheduled for Week. promotion.^ arc due for colonels. wliat Arizona will think through assembling, Mrs. Mildred Suther­ ■dwelling on Thomas drive to coat ported. an "important target in Maniifart. Trust . . . .33 .35’, Trans America ...... This referred to the dissolution geants. v.l’.it It will hear in public buUd- ^ 1 I I <4$. im land Urbanettl, organist of the $.5 000. Circle Theater. ' Interior Germany " waa attneked. Tuesday, 10 a. m.. Ton.sll Clinic. N V Trust ...... 101 104 Union C arbide...... THE PEAK OF of Nazi party organizations in Some 3.600 second and first Among the officers present at 11 Si Wednesday, 9 a. m.. Cheat Clinic. lieutenants of the Reserve Corps, ings." church, gave a short recital ‘aniT alterations $1,200; John Ttirner, Gprman planes surged arrn.ss the I ,\ cli.«]|t-a4-the proof-.- EVERYBODY'S MARKET bomber which crossed the Kent British Boiiibiiio; south of England, the German gfter which plans will bo made to coast. -ti ^ a rd E. Krause wireless announced today, and publish, the Issue In the near fu­ FREE DELIVERY! D IA L 5721! ESSO A police officer told Exchange some obtained valuable snapshots Instructor ture. Telegram (British news agency, Norwegian Coast of several places. Bombs were The paper ia to be published that he spotted the plane through French Repair Havoc Wrought by Germains' CLARINET, TRO.MBONE RANGE and FUEL OILS AND SAXOPHONE propped on military objectives, the monthly, and will con.sist of eom- Hundreds of Satisfied Customers Our Best Recommendation; binoculars and "I was astonished report added. pafu’ news In addition to eighteen Freestone Prunes doz. 5c by the huge size of its wing span. " Studio: 87 Walnut Street Stockholm, Sept. .23 4 5 ^ ' D IA L 6320 t o d a y : , "Accompanying Messerschmltts TeL 5836 Stockholm newspapcr^''1^agons were dots by comparison, " he said. Nyeter reported In a dispatch from Fancy Grapes lb. 5c Attention was attracted to the Oslo today thAt British planes giant raider by “atpoke trails from — ON •niE SASIE sikow — „ -bombed Trondheim and Northward Fancy Bananas lb. 5c BOLAND OIL CO. FOR kTlalong the Norwegian coast to the \ Center Street .At West Center twin engine ports." a correspond­ Lloyd Nolan in "PIER 13” Decorating: New wallpaper and ent of Elxchange Telegraph said. V hallway town fo Nam.sos laat Sat- | Fancy Lima Beans qt. 5c Complete Oil Heating and Air Conditioning S.AXOF’ HQNE AND Gee, Harry, your Riwfing: Gutters7downspouts, roof other wall coverings; plastering; "The monster raider was follow­ CLARINET ^Wtrday. , ! ed by three formations each of One British plane was reported I Fancy String Beans qt. 5c sheathing, flashing, ti^^hingles. refinishing floors, stairs, and other C INSTRUCTION . . CALL shot down. Two others which i woodwork; new hardware. DUNCAN D. KENNEDY ibade forced landings In Sweden, shirt looks swell! Fancy Peaches lb. 5c Painting: Exterior walls and trim; PHO.VE 8083 where their crews were interned, interior walls, floors, ceiling, and Repairs, Built-ins: New shelves, apparently were members of the '1- Fancy McIntosh Apples lb. 5c trim. cabinets, closets, interior repairs. same squadron, it was said. Maiiy’s the pniud wife avIio HARTFORD £TU The newspaper also reported j Fancy Girapefruit ea. 5c that police In Norway arrested a 1 look.8 at her lui.sband in a Maaonry—Concrete: Walks, drives, Remodeling: New partitions and TUESDAY . WEDNESDAY number of workers for sabotage of j TEXACO CRTSTALITE fre.shly laundered N ew Meth­ Bleached Celery bch. 5c exterior walls, basement,#founda- additions; new porch or garage; products sold to Germany or Ger- i tions, chimney, fireplace flue. attic or basement iwm . . man troops. ^ od Laundry shirt and says CIRCLE Juicy Oranges 2 doz. 35c Plumbing, Heating: Modernizing RANGE OIL SU PER G l.ANT SHOW ! _ A Higher Grade — Clearer Range Oil That Will Deliver CIsInM Share In Vlrl«*ry that phrase! And rightly so, peck 19c I.and8caping: Trees, shrubs, grad­ bathroom, kitehen, laundry; extra, More and Better Heat- Von Owe It To Yourself To Try It. No. 1 Potatoes ing, planting, and tree surgery. b o b I h o p e '’ Raleigh, N. C.—( ^ —Smoky Joe. too, for there’s nothing like a bath or lavatory; new hot water P A U L E T T E system ; heating plant. Negro trainer at North Carolina crisp, perfectly laundered Fine Yellow Corn doz. 29c State for years, claims a share In GODDARD Weatherproofing: Shutters, storm Wiring: New lighting fixtures; Per Gallon in State's surprise 16-0 football vic­ shirt for making a man look Su§ar 10-lb. bag 47c tory over William and Mary. Joe's doors and sash, weatherstripping, more outlets; m ^ e m safety de­ la Lots of 90 Gallons or More. “The PHONE 8072 well dressed. Plea.se your insulation, waterproofing. i? > remedy for the hard luck of recent Butter lb. 34c vices. seasons was to exchange his rab­ fo r details o f our con­ Ghost hubby, t6o, by sending ydttr bit's foot for a fox's foot, and it venient laundry serv­ Cheese, Kraft ^ 2-lb. box 43c FUEL OIL 6 1-lOc PER GALLON ___ Breakers'* worked. " I said my boys were fast ices. next wash to . . . YOUR HOME MAY BE PUT IN GOOD REPAIR, REMODELED, REDECORATED as a fox, and I'd try to change ON THE FHA PLAN p l u s ; “W ay of All F W h " their luck with a fox's foot," he Lard 2 lbs. 15c TELEPHONE 8500 PLUS! said, "and I did.” FHA-insured Modernization Loans may be used for repairs, redecorating, or rem od^ j CHA8. CHASE - ANDY CX.YDE Bacon, Lean 2 lbs. 15c OPEN FOR DELIVERY 24 HOURS STARTS THURSDAY*! Few Left for Onnarriptlon ing; for structural changes; for the installation of modern conveniences; for sonMtjrpw > NOW: "SECRET SEVEN" OIOROI W HITIS 7. New Model Par Boiled Shoulders lb. 19c o f new construction such as a garage; and fo r landscaping. Payments are mane "PIONEERS OF THE WEST" St. Joseph, Mo.. Sept. 2S— UP) — LAUNDRY -N veniently out of monthly income. JOE LOUIS - Brown Bomber! Conscription hardly will touch the Peas or Corn 3 cans 25c SCANDALF men In Industrial ''>Clty, a St. LAJ4IE8! CAST OF 6 0 Joseph ai^burb. There are 30 un­ Laundry Maka m Date Now To Attend - N O AD VAN Ce IN P D ic e s - 3 cans 25c MORIARTY BROTHERS married men o f conscription age in Lima Beans The MANCHESTER TRUST GO. A column of French war prisoner!, apparently guarded only by a tingle German motorcycle trooper, Oar Callento MaUaeeo Thnraday ESSO FUEL OIL marches through Rouen to their work of cleaning up destruction wrought by German bombardment. or Friday! . Avoid the Evening town. EUght are enlisted in the Phone 8072 Tomatoes or Beons 3 edns 25c Member Federal Depoait Ina. Corp. 801.315 CENTER STREET AT BROAD STREET ‘la background ia famed Rouen Cathedral, aeeibmgiy intact, although blocka of buildings immediately Crowd!! Army, seven in the Navy and nln^ ---- - adjacent to ft were totaJjy deatroye^ ' Rend Uertild. Adv«- In the National Guard. . t T r ...... a »

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BIANCHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S; 1940 Jt)UR MANCHESTER EVENING HEKAL.U. MANUHUSI 1<;K, UiNM . MUNUAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1940

Stout. Elmer Rice, Kstbertna H*|)A Andover Authors Back burn and. possibly, James TTiurb^' Abandon Hope WENDOL Roosevelt Asks Governors Miss Hepburn, the movie si Bln-Msawall HatehliMM Our Defense^ Recreation Officers who also has done some wrlttn((' 187-4. W HOnuitle Third Term flew up from New York in a ofiRt' Wews From Manchester’s Neighbors Fliers Escape WIUKIE To Organize Draft System plane which alighted in th* H aik The Red CroM meeting which ^ Series of Articles Prepared by the Busy on Sports Plan son river behind the RbooeviM was to have been held tomorrow home; K b Hyd* Park, N . T.., Sept. 23.— (451 assist in making the registration Offer Support to R o o im 5- Officials of an air oervio* at^ hOi been poatponed until Wednea- National Defense Advisory G>mmission Begin Operations te( Pulf "W e must put into office the kiii'd — President Roosevelt disclosed complete." nearby Poughkeepsie said the oeRs) day at 8 p. m., at the Conference officers' fun, but they, have their Army Plane from Its velt at Picnic on plane was unable to reach UM Houee. Conficriptfi W ill Find of government in which _we have today that he had asked the 48 The United States Navy ^ good account of themselves in the Independent sports set-uA con­ . .. E ollowing the registration, local shore, and the actress pulled oft The Farm Bureau meeting oched- confidence and which, in turn. Family Efitate. Bolton battle with the Graf Spee off Uncle Sam’s Army Iducted by the offlcera' club and Muddy Grave. governors to organize the seiec- boards wlU take charge of the ohues and stockings and wodsd la. Slany Persons Present Rural Community Night uled for Tueodey afternoon hoe The Battle Montevideo. Ae they plunge for­ , , _ . * I supported entirely by dues end tlve service system in their state* . classification and selection of men, Others present at the pIcnM Bln. Clyda BUnfeal been poatponed Indefinitely. PkoM ISS7 The fleets draw within range. ward through the ocean, they Thinking in T e r m n of | fees paid by the membership. Jacksonville, Fla., Sept. 23— Vf) Hyde Park, N. Y„ Sept. 23 '45 were Richard Rodgers, Lorans A ll mothers of pre-school chil­ and to recommend, to him at once and the president said it was "ail- clear the final way for the big­ President Roosevelt's bid fur an | Hart. Sidne,/ Kingsley, William dren ore invited to take their chil­ The U. 8. Fleet approaching the Entertainment. ~ ~ — Arm y offlcera and coast guards­ persor.s to be appointed state Important," that the Imards be At Bolton Is a Success gest fighting ehlpe we have Saroyan. Dr. E'rank Kljigdoar At Rockville’s Trials A t the 0:80 Morning Worship at battle is spread across a thousand men began operations today to draft directors and members of ip- composed of people in whom the unprecedented third term has the’| dren to the Well-Child Conference, afloat. Thyra Samter Winslow, ^llla sponsored by the Mothers Club, at cal boards. community "has the greatest con- backing of two dozen authors and j ❖ the Quarryville Methodist church square .miles of ocean. Each type Bringing up the rear, comes the Fort Bennlng, Os., Sept. 23— Overnight News puli an Army plane from its mud­ Kirby, Morris Ernest, DoughM the hell on Tuesday afternoon Whlte Hqysc officials said, too, fldence." playwrights, most of whose pens | at which time plane were started on Sunday Rev. Jackson L. But­ Chapel; Reverend Alfred Kline o t of ship has a different function to heavy artillery of the Navy, the dy grave in a southeast Georgia Fairbanks, Jr., Thornton W lla*r, Over 200 in Attendance from 1 ;30 to 4 p. m., d. a. t. Trans­ OP)— When the first conocrlpta b e -; that Mr. Roosevelt probably would He asked the governor* to Unfortunate. Incident to hold a song festival on Saturday ler's sermon topic was: "Save by the Bolton Center Congregational battleships. These are huge and have produced nationally-known E'ranklln P. Adams. John Gunther portation wdil be provided for those perform. Ehtch unit has a duty, gin trickling into training camps Of Connecticut swamp after abandoning hope that sign today an executive order put- recommend to him with the great, evenmg, Oct. 19, to be known as Serving.” Church School was held During the Evening church; Joseph Mack, master of heavy armored floating fortresses. Brig. Gen. Francis W. Honeycutt works. and Beatrice Kaufman, wife of Mars Events When Va- desiring it. much like Arm y units. they’ll find Uncle Sam's Army ting into effect the first two vol- est expedition the names of cltl- Tyrtflean Night. There will be at 10:30 following the morning Bolton Grange and Mrs. A. N. They are capable of fighting it By AM4iclat«d PrcM and two companions survived its George S. Kaufman. Andover reports from the post The destroyer division is the umes of rules and regulations for zens "whose loyalty, Integrity and They offered their support to 'special dance numbers by a profes­ services. Program; Highlights Skinner, chairman of the Commun­ out with anything which they en­ thinking in terms of entertain-1 crash. nable Dog Is, Shot for office show very few aliens in(the cavalry of the fleet. These rear­ conscription. The orders and vol- fair-mindedness beyond question" the chief executive at a picnic sional dance team and the Singers <|iiarterly Cooferenoe ity Night. counter on the high seas. The ment' and recreation a* well as , General Honeycutt, 57, com­ Release the Giant Of Principal Address. towm to register. ing, plunging destroyers, about New Haven—Final arrange­ um ;* were on the way here from for members of the boards, boards yesterday at Mrs. Roosevelt’s Val- Still "Baby” of Family Killing Chickens. will render a program which will The Quarterly (inference of the The speakers told of the fine battleship is vulnerable to small­ the manual of arms. | mandant of Fort Bragg, N. C., Word has been received from I. 350 feet long, are the tiny war ments were made for exercises has confidence in us— a government Washington. j of appeal and for government ap- klll cottage on the family estate. include numbers in which everyone Quarryville Methodist church was spirit of cooperation they had re­ er fry like torpedo destroyers, but Here at the Army'e largest in­ Capt. George F. Kehoe, 36-year- Ten, and perhaps eleven, of them Canton, 111.—(45— Harry C. B. Dunfield that his health Is im­ horses of the Navy, and the first to be held tomorrow at the Berk which believe* in free enterprise, in Stephen Early, presidential sec- j peal agents and examining physl- Rockville. Sept. 23.— (Special) present will join in. Ernie's Band held Friday evening in the church. Bolton, sept. 23 — (Special) — ceived in arranging the affair and its long range guns keep the de­ fantry training school, and at old pilot, and Corp. Robert J. will participate In a Deftux ralic Moran, 'who recently observed his proving and he hopes to be back love of any sailorman who has ev­ eley Divinity School dedicating a retary, was unable to say, how- i clan*. of Hartford has been engaged to Rev. Butler showed movies that he Rural Community Night in Bolton, spoke of the community spirit $yi- stroyers at a safe distance. A bat­ forts and posts throughout the Schmitz were aboard the plane, the immense productive capacity of Women's Day radio program E'rl- .71st birthday, -is still the "baby" __The fall field trials of the Rock­ soon as school supervisor in An­ er served on them. Equipped with new dormitory in honor of the Rt. ever, whether the appointment of . He left it to the state executives furnish music for the concert and had taken on his trip in the west tleship may be aa heavy as forty- nation, athletic and recreation of­ which left Fort Bragg late E'riday American industry, in the infinite i day night to be hnanced by the I of the family to his five brothers ville fish and Game club were Saturday, was successful in m any, bent in the group dover. torpedoes, depth charges, and Rev. Chauncey Bunco Brewster of la national director of the d ra ft, to appoint a/jvlsory boards for danCing. this summer. Reports from com­ five thousand tons, aa big oa on ficers are busy with a diversified for Jacksonville. resourcefulness of the American I Democratic .National (.'omniiltee. i and ai.sters They range In age guns of 5 inches or less, fast and Hartford, retired bishop of the I would follow at once. regtstrants and medical advisory largely attended on Saturday and Rummage Sale mittees of the Church School, La­ respect. About 1(10 Dr. W .^ttetl'n'^^ly ap- Duane Faulkner, Waiter Ted­ ocean line. It is capable of'speed pnigram of sports. The craft, last reported Friday i people; a government that will < . Marc Connelly, writer ami pro- ; from 76 to 87. Hi.s parents died *t The Ladies Aid society of the Pot Luck Supper with the number^ Graduate ford, Jr., and Maxwell Hutchinson mobile, capable of 40 miles on Episcopal diocese of Connecticut. ' Request to Oovemor* ^ boards. Sunday at the County lot In Tol­ dies Society and Building Fund up to twenty-five miles on hour The program operates under a One of the speakers will be the Kt. night over Savannah, Ga., • was 1 waken ami liberate the chained and ] ducer, told reporters he thought 'the age of 88. Rocktllle Methodist church wUl were read. attended the football evening game hour, the destroyers. like the cav­ and mounts up to 16-inch guna^ newly-created Morale Division of fount) late yesterday after a two- ! sleeping giant of America.” I The request to the governors confidence that many every one of the group agreed land. School of Sociology of the Univer­ in Willllmantic Friday night. Rev. Benjamin Brewster, bishop of hold a rummage sale on Tuesday The Committee on the Building 200 for the evening program. alry, get to the fight first. that can heave a projectile weigh th« Adjutant General’s Office, and day search In which two score ‘ j went out in identical, registered Patriotic citizens ■with him that Wendell L. Willkic The Puppy Stake was won as sity of Connecticut was the main Maine and brother of Bishop at the church social rooms. Fund, although not having its can­ Pot Luck Supper The Selectmen met with the They will take on every type of Ing a ton over twenty miles. Ij I * the Army is swelled by Nation- Arm y and Coast Guard plases ! airmail letters which said: 1 t ,or c ' ic-1 '”‘' . was not qualified ft>r the presi­ speaker of the evening. D r. Whet- town clerk on Saturday at the hall Chauncey Brewster. follows: First, Penwood Willing Birth vas completed, reported $1,700. Mrs. A. N. Skinner was in ship in the enemy force, from the hide must be thick enough to sto F.ii Guardsmen and selective ser- participated. ameter. He said he did not know "The procurement and training derlcal help. He propos- dency, and that Mr. Roosevelt was ten told of his experiences of a and mode 34 new Andover voters, New Haven—Dr. Creighton Bar­ Nell, owned and handled by Bob Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mlffltt of The goal is set at $6,600 and It is charge of the Pot Luck Supper largest to the smallest. Depth the best armor-piercing eheUi the'^ ' vice trainees, it will extend to “Froetically Buried" In Earth whetlier It ever would be possible : of our manpower under priper ad- J , ® 8ovemors draw upon , the only person who should be Moms of Wllbraham; second. seven months' trip studying rural 18 of which registered Republican, ker Invited over 100 representa­ Ellington avenue are the parents hoped that a fair percentage of which was served about six o'clock charges dropped by a destroyer enemy can produce; All the small­ every tent camp and cantonment Capt. F. S. Stocks, officer of the to determine the cause of the I minlatratloA. fairly and without he eTm 7 ^ “ I chief executive for the next foui communities in the south, south­ 11 Democratic^ and five non-parti­ tives of Connecticut social agen­ "Pete" handled by Tony Blggi of of a daughter bom on Sunday at this amount will be raised by this in the dining room of the Commun­ are the answer to the submarine of the Mrvlce. 16th Observation Squadron who crash. fear or favor, is undoubtedly the .‘‘’ref,” ' ; yearsr west, west and middle west regions san. er ships must aid in protecting cies to meet at the State Capitol Bedford, Mass.: and third, Nut­ the Roafcvllle City hospital. committee. ity Hall. The supper was served menace. If a destroyer can smack ' 'l^.>ItuscliBaa_Jk|ulpmeat directed search operations, said General Honeycutt, a son of an : most iffijiortant single factor in Ices anrl he public welfare aj^encies ! "W e re all frightened of Mr. of the United States. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Tuttle, Mr. the battleship from interference Friday to discuss findings of the would be pi meg Jake owned by Dr. John E. Poultry Meeting cafeteria style and the array of a torpedo into a battleship, the The Morale Division has.,distrl- the plane "waa practically buried" Army colonel, had been in the our entire program of national de- ,____ ,P '*rlv helpful to ; Willkie s performance,' he said. "I He told of the share croppers of' and Mrs. Ellsworth Covell, and Mr. until they are in position, ready Governor’s Commission on the local boarda. Flaherty of Rockville and handled The subject of "Feeding” will be hot dishes, desserts and salads battleship may sink. But the prob­ buted $'200,000 to corps areas for In the soft, marshy earth where It servlet for many'yearii. He went can’t see him as anything except the South who have been left wdth- and Mrs. Howard Stanley, with the to let go terrible destruction from Care and Prevention of SIcknesn fenac. I ask your every help. ” ,«**.. *by Fred Ertel. the topic of the September Poul­ was reminiscent of the old-fashion­ lem is to get close enough! A bat­ purchase of recreational equip­ struck the ground about six miles to E'ort Bragg from the Philippine \ (*he ietlera wcie dLH|)Btchc(i alter ^ la ie K4*H|H>nHlhlllty ; an actor not giving a very good out employment due to the ap- Misses Vera and Marlon Stanley, their broadsides. When the bat­ which he heads. ' There were six dogs entered in try meeting to be held this eve­ ed church suppers, and certainly tleship can drop a shell on a de­ ment for baaeball. football, soft- east of W o^bine, Ga. Islands. His widow, two daugh­ Mr. Kodaevelt had conferred la«l | HUtorlcally and nationally. Mr. : character role I don't think he's Tolland p>earance of the tractor in that sec­ attended the meeting of East Cen­ tleships come up. each dan dis­ the Junior All-Age, the winners ning at 8 o'clock in the Ellington belied its name of "Pot Luck.” stroyer at 20 miles. Therefore, a ball, badminton, haseball,- boxing Hartford— State Labor Comm'ls- Only a small portion of the ship ters and a son survive. night with Robert I*. Falterson. • Roosevelt wrote, it la entirely nt-. got the qualifications." tion of the country, and pointed tral Pomona Grange, as representa­ charge 2 broadsides per minute. j being, first, Lexington Jake, own­ Hra. John U. Steele Town Hall. The program includes Saint Maurice's Chapel donated destroyer has to have protection Each broadside consists of 12 tons and other sports. Additional funds sloner Cornelius J. Danaher said protruded above »the mud and Captain Keht>e. a native of Rut­ ! aaalatant secretary of war, and | that reaponaibillty for con- Other* To Talk out that true to tradition these tives of Andover Grange, on Sat­ ed by Floyd Palmer of Lexington, II78-S, Boehvine a movie, a rijport of New England the rolls and the Self-Service A * P of its own speed, of the smoke of projectiles carrying as many up to $10,000 a year at some that on the basis of monthly re­ water of the Satllla rtber's swamp- ! land. .Ma.ss.. entered the Army as : Frederick OLSbom, chairman of a , *^r^Ption activities in the atatea piBShple turhed to the West only to urday evening at Eaat Windsor. : In addition to Connelly, those Mass., and handled by Tony Biggi; ______-1 Feed Conference by R. E. Jones; a store of Manchester donated the screens it can lay down, and of tons again of high explosives. of the larger units - are obtained ports from the 18 tllvisiuns of the lantU and officers were unable to a second lieutenant in 1929 and j«pecial commitee of six which th e ; on the governors. He adfled; find their economical opportunities There were only two quartets com­ Unemployment Compensation Dl- who will make brief fatk.s on the If ym aeed $25 U $3M second. Village Di^ Belle, owned The annual meeting of the La- I report of County Poultry Gom- coffee. Those who aided in the the heavier ships with bigger guns They must be relied on to win. from a cut In profits of post ex­ say whether the Ixidlea of the' became a captain last year. He ‘is 'president name«l Satwrflay to help • favorable and intelligent pub- in that section blocked.- peting for the county contest, and the industrial outlook for three men still were In the shat- air Friday are Ekina Ferber. Rob­ constder UitM advaiitagtt: by Dr. Flaherty and handled by ... ..JO , . n ,. j ! raJttee relative to Program; a talk serving of the food included: Mrs. behind it. Except when operating As the turrets come around, changes and motion picture thea- j vision i survived by a sister, Mra. P. .M. coordinate plans for the draft.'"I opinion, hasei] on a juM and dies Aid Society of the Tolland , Feeding and Management of Bolton defeated Enfield. Bolton's this fall m Connecticut was "ex­ tered craft. Pieces of a human ert Cherwixid. Alice Duer .Miller, Fred Ertel; third, Oronoco Village Sumner, Mrs. Alvord, Mrs. Mc- Studied Migrants in West against other destroyers or leveling their guns at the enemy t*‘r8. Bpaldes thia. each Inx^p an-^ Dioat imfH>rtant defenw measure, Van Loon, Hervey Allen, Rex of the simplest in use any- and coached by Mrs. Lydia Allen, 'from the huge crater the plane ; of Waterbury and handled., by day afternoon at the home of Mrs. and a panel discussion on methods Mrs. Keeney Hutchinson, Mrs. in San Francisco studying the music supen-laor for Andover the primary weapon of these he wHJ be In a position where the portH a team In each major apprt, Cheshire -Fire destroyed a gro­ his mother, Mrs. Clara Schmitz of olamation s.-tting OM 16. as the *’* more effective In securin;^ j where, of feeding being practised. dug when it cra-shed. Blggi. Samuel Simpson with the presi­ Donald Tedford, Miss Jane Tcd- migrant farmers who had left schools. small light ships. huge guns on every ship can con­ anil may contribute up to $400 a cery-laden truck operated by Felix Chicago. day for men in the 21 to 35 « K e ' P ™ P * ' *'>“ i Cask "On Your Own**.. Pm tsenai Grunge Quartet Wins Pulling the craft from the mud- : In the Amateur All-Age event ford, Joseph Mack, Keeney Hutch­ their devastated farms in the Dust Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Post w-ere The unit for operating destroy­ centrate their fire on one cnemv year to the athletic funil. E'azznne an a traveling market prefers to make loans on just dent, Mrs. Ann Young, in charge. The quartet of the Bolton dy hole will be very difficult. Cap­ ; iJ c k e t to register. He - ' ‘ ■ held on Saturday afternoon there Bowl and sought employment in recent ■visitors from Petosylvania ers is usually a division consisting ship at a time, blowing it out of Fort Bennlnp'a poat Tootball and the garage in which it was your Signature. Come in. Officers elected for the ensuing Grange composed of: Keeney inson, Henry Massey, Miss Ruth tain Stocks explained. A wooden * Snake Instead of Halrfiit ' that the state executives issue were 15 entries with the winners California. In making a survey of St Bum ap Brook farm.*"'*^ of four ships with about 600 men, the water. team played nine s;ame« lAst fall, housed. The damage was esti­ i A date for registration in Ameri- Charges are 3'^^, on unpaid year follow: President, Mrs. Carrie Hutchinson, Andrew Hutchinson, Shedd and Mrs. Albert Skinner, walkway will have to be built a I similar proclamations. From the aa follows; First. Village Maybelle, 1,000 migrant families he found W ork is progressing on the Con­ and corresponds to an armored The story from there on In will with an average attendance of .\- mated unofficially at $2,(K)0. 1 I . . ____....II territories and possessions has rNervous Restless I monthly balances up to $100* and other tow-ns folk. : registrants 40f .OtKi.OOO men will b e , ; Ayers, vice-president, Mrs. Sylvia George Rose and Richard Allen, OOO per game— equivalent at the portion of the way over which to .Sundl. Neb. '/Pi - Proud was owned and hanilled by William that the acerage belongings of a gregational church steeple and cavalry division. Racing along the depend on how well we have done West H artford- The Connecti­ A * I I cranky? Restless? 2 ' r monthly on balances above. Alison; secretary, Mrs. John H. won the first prize in the competi­ Community Sing transport salvage equipment. E'armer Charles Saythlnger o f, his picked promptly for a years mill- ^obably would be set .ioon and j l a I P I A 1 Cen't sleep ? Tire Mayberry of White Plains. N. Y.; family including the car was in the more contributions to the fund ocean, tooslng and pitching, leav­ our job. If we can match ship for time to 80 per cant of the post cut Grand Lodge of the Interna­ Steele; treasurers, Mrs. Marion A. tive program at the East Central Bolton was fortunate in obtain­ population. Since then the post tional Order of Good Templars "\Vv walked in mud up to our marksmanship when Ire potted a lary’ training, I that similar letters would go to ■ I I I I s * easily? Because of second, Salem Village Boy, owned neighborhood of $2,50. He suggest­ could be used. Mrs. John B. ing great swirls of foam, the de­ ship, gun for gun, anything that Baker, for the Congregational Pomona Grange which was held at ing the services of Organist has been expanded from 6.000 to reelected It* grand chief templar. knees getting to the ship," Cap­ rabbit just as it was scurrying In­ "I request you.. Mr. Roosevelt i executives and to the * female functional and bandied by William Klnzler, ed to the audience the plight of Hutchinson can give any further stroyers dart in to attack the bat­ may brought against us in "disorders'* causing monthly dis- branch, Mrs. Leila Hall for the Scantlc on Saturday evening. The Broucek-and Director R. W. Ylng- 2^,000. with rorrespondinir pnrtl- Carl Tallberg of Ansonia. tain Stock* said. to its hole. Sorry was Farmer wrote each governor, "to Carry out of the Dl.strict of Salem Depot, N. H., and third, Bolton if two hundred of these details. tleships of the enemy. They may battle, if our guns, our sighting tresn? Then try Lydia B. Pinkham's Methodist. It was voted to have a quartet sang "Sylvia” and one ling of the Unlver-sity of Connec­ eipation in both nnd minor Bethlehem The old .Munger Iltf With Terrific Force .Saythlnger when he reached into the registration within your state . Columbia. Nugym Rodfield Moe, owned and families were to suddenly Invade Guests from New- York, Ohio and be met midway between the bat­ equipment, and our ships are aa Vegetable Compound. Ptnkham's supper on the second Friday night other number and were accom­ ticut to make the Sing a success. Ijine school, recently purchased Tht; plane appeared to have the hole for the rabbit, only to be and to call upon yoor local election) ______Compound U famous for helping handled by William Dougan of Bolton, erect their tents and scour Massachusetts filled Maple Farm tle lines by opposing destroyers. good aa the best they have to sports. j of each month. panied by Mrs. Lydia Allen. Organist Broucek presided at the by E'red Bennett of Bridge(>ort, ' struck the ground with terrific bitten on the hand by a rattle­ : otTicials and other patriotic rltl-j Road maps are not a modern such rundown, nen'ous conditions. the community for employment. Tourist House to capacity over the Then will come the mighty batt'e face, if our men have the exper­ lloxInK Rail**! Topi$ j Andover. The auditorium of the Hicks Bolton Briefs Hammond Electric Organ in the Boxing rales tops with the sot- ^ c'lnvcrte'l It Into a summer force, the ofTlcer reported. It manal eyes for Robert Nicol of Ludlow, Mass. Mrs. Edith Gunther; vice-presi­ in another , In closing Dr. Whetten Commander la to put his subma­ ing: boxing and toiicU-foothal). Frank Fisher smd Mr. and Mrs. goods but had held fast to his the fleet. Their long cruising radi­ An unfortunate Incident marred dent, Mrs, Sylvia Afison. niunity spirit and picturesque set­ North Coventry rine somewhere where the enemy Company commanders are direct­ Frank Gillen of New York C5ty, sense of humor. As was the case us. high speed, fit them for this the field trial in the shooting of Mrs. Maud Steele and son, Ma- ting. may pass and the submarine get ed to encourage as many men as . "'ere the week end guests of Mr. In 90 many towns, the people for duty. In order to attain cruising ITS pos.slble to participate in the.se Village Boy Pegasus, owned by .son, ol Ellington, were gucsU t ri-| E ^ii j Hlcking •■■ ■ of - Bol­- north Bolton and the people of Rev. Vincent Hines pronounced i a torpedoe shot. and Mrs, John H. the benediction. The Harvest Supper w-as given radius and high speed, they have sports, which are allotted four l d Charles McEvoy of South Barre, I day of Mr ton Notch. Bolton Center were more or less at at Coventry Grange Thursday eve­ j Then the remaining major class O ILE! but little armor. These wolf l^ sa ., valued at about $2,500, by .Steele, I of fighting ship is the aircraft afternoons each week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Relchard and sword's point over various town ning preceding the third and fourth hounds of the sea start ahead of In the next higher unit. Iwise- m Tolland official. ■ Aaron Pratt, Jr., of Windsor family of Long Island were the j carrier that started off the battle decisions. No Great Damage Done degreea. Committee in charge: the fleet, their vision Increased a ball, soccer and boxing are desig­ New Olds Special Six The dog was expected to be one i and Tolland, left Saturday for week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. by launching Its fighting planes. It had been vot?d at a previous Mrs. A. J. 'Vinton. Mrs. Harry Ol­ hundredfold by the four or five nated as battalion sports. i of the leading contenders for hon- I Newton, Vt., where he is engaged Fritz Noren of South Road. I These ships are fast (over 35 4-D oDt Sedan, S945* town meeting that the Town of Kan.sas City— a patrol car, sen. Mrs. Esther Katging. The planes placed on their decks, The regimental sports are base­ brs at the Open All-Age stake and ' as musical director in High school, Mrs. Annie Smith has returned I miles an hour), but they carry Bolton buy a hearse and erect a I ambuJance and the homicide squad tables were decorated by Worthy ready to be catapulted from the ball. basketball and boxing, wi^h , officials stated that the dog was , Miss Leo Carrier has returned to her home on Long Island, after light armament. During the shoot- (Same model Eight, ,^987*^ hearse house, which stood near the i roared to the home of Mrs. Anna Lecturer June Loomis, Clara .ship, and range ahead of the all participants excu.sed from, | four and a half years old, with i to Va.ssar College after the sum- spending a month visiting friends I ing their only possible position is site of the present Community hall. Woods after she reported her son Smith. Margaret McBrlety, Russell scouting line. afternoon duties for the period | 11 ,000 being paid for him by the \ mer spent with her parents in and relatives In Bolton and Vernon far behind the battle llnfc accom­ At the meeting following the com­ had been "shot between the eyes. Storrs and Lester Hill. their sport Is active. Regimental owner two years ago. The dog ar­ Tolland. including her niece Mrs. A. N. 'The Scouting E'orre* Begin The panied by destroyers. The carrier’s j pletion of the hearse horu.se and the Officers found Michael W. RobI-' The Third Degree waa conferred boxers, who undergo a rigorous | rived at the field on .Saturday and Skinner, Sr., of Quarryville. Fight planes, however, which give it the purcha.se of the hearse the resi­ nett, 14, the son, on the front by the Ladies Degree Team con- was Led up. He wa.s relea.sed to Friends of Oscar Muller will be As the scouting forces begin striking force, are out in front training grind, usually are assign- | dents of North Bolton demanded porch holding his head in his ai.stlng of the following aa acting go to a nearby brook to get a pleased to know that he has re­ the fight, the heavy cruisers making a mess of things, fighting. ed military dutle* in the mornings i a hear.se and a-hearse house for hands. He said he had been "play­ officers for the evening: Master drink and wandered off to the Gil­ turned to his home after being charge up to join the fray. These tK>mbing. laving smoke screens. only, with sftemoons and eve­ Williiigton ing w ar” and playmates shot him — Camilla Hlghter; overseer. Fran­ bert farm, adjoining the County their seetion. fighters were built as the result nings left for ring and road work. confined to the hospital in Rock­ with a rubber band. ces Hill; lecturer, Rosa Johnson; The Naval AuxlUartes lot ..here the trials took place. Miss Jennie B. Cburcb ville for some time. It is related that Daniel Strong of the naval treaties after the Back of the carriers hi the vital Nwlmnilng Pool Available secretary, Anna C. Recently the Morale Division .le sport-smen searched for him Ralph Broil spent the week end rose in the meeting and declared: World W ar. They are sleek, fast train of supply ships that must be “I am in favor of buying a hearse ; treasurer, Ethel Crick more; stew­ ailotted $3,200 to E'crt Bennlng for several hours and did not find The following from Willington in New York City visiting the Wrong Result* From Note ard, Nellie Wolfe; lady assistant vessels with every excess pound protected. Destroyers and cruis­ him until late in the afternoon World's Fair. I for North Bo'.ton, a good strong trimmed off, so that they can car­ ers are assigned to safeguard the for construction of additional ath­ Hill and Daleville Joined the N a­ hearse, a good strong horse and a steward, Emma Laaky. assistant letic fields, bleachers. boxing when they were told the dog had Mrs. Gabriel McMullen is con­ , , . J .1. „ . Dallas -ijp)— Policeman J. M. steward, Clara Smith; gatekeeper. ry bigger guns and still be under supply ships. The transports, oil­ been shot by First Selectman Burt tional Guard at Manchester Thurs- fined to her home in South Bolton good strong harncM and then I d , Ferguson found this note in a 10,000 ton limit set by the treat­ ers. repair ships, are the links ring* and purchase of athletic ___ _ day night; Clifford Woodworth, by Illness. Theliria Gergler; Ceres. June equipment. Besides the regiilsr Hallock of Tolland after the dog keep it a flipping_ feminine hand, pasted on the wlnd- Loomis; Flora, Ruth Gehrlng; Po­ ies. The sacrifice of armor enables that connect the ships with their was alleged to have killed 10 or a ; Frank Prochaska, Joseph Bennett, There will be a Caucus of the sports fscillties, a swimming pool Organlzatlons Represented shield of an overparked car beside mona. Marjorie Hill: executive them to carry 8-lnch guns with a bases, and through the bases to dozen chickens on the farm. The ! Joseph Ashley, Victor Hacken- one of the finest In the south Democratic Party of the Town of Mr. Alvord then Introduced the I a parking meter: "Mister Officer committee. Beulah Reed, Emmk range of 13 miles and stUI have a the yards and eventually back otficiais also stated that the chick-, smith, John Becker. John Koyptko, Is available to the enlisted men Bolton this evening at 8 o'clock in follow-ing speakers who gave short;— i don't know how long I'm going Hill, Florence Snow. Those tak­ speed of 40 miles an hour. They through the National Defense Ad­ ens killed were running kbout Richard Wotruba'.^ and Theodore the Community Hall for the pur­ talks: Rev. Jackson Butler of the j to be gone, but if I'm gone too long must be able to turn on a dime to visory Commission to the produc­ from May 20 to Sept. 20. This, ' Krlvanec of Willington Hollow. ing part in the Harvest March like similar pools at Fort Knox loose on the farm and were pose of electing delegates to the Quarryville Methodist church; Rev.'you'll find a nickel under the were; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reed. keep out of trouble. These are the tion lines that supply the ships penned. I Thursday aftembon a number of Cpngre.sslonal. .Senatorial and Vincent Hines of Saint Maurice's [ hood." The motorist got a ticket. types of ships that gave such a that arc shooting it out up front. and elsewhere on large reserva­ Mr. and Mra. Harold Turner and tions, was built by the Post Ath­ Mr. and Mrs. McEvoy, owners of the women from the women's so­ Probate Conventions. Mr. ana Mrs. William J. McKin­ letic Association, the dog, stopped at Tolland Sun­ cieties attended the meeting and Chinese tea given by the women ney. At Fort Knox they tried six- day afternoon on their way from Giesecke Sunday, when the follow­ Barnes returned Saturday from a of Mansfield Depot in honor of The ladles’ degree team wore man football for a while, btit New York to watch the dog run. Playing at HartforePs State ing relatives arrived during the three days' visit to the World’s Mias Mildred Bowers. She gave white uniforms vith yellow sashes. dropped it when the boys decided They were Informed of the inci­ day. They were, Mr. and Mrs. Fair. In New York they were a most interesting account of her j Staffofcl Springs The ladies in the Harvard March it wa# too *ls*y. Softball goes well dent upon their arrival and short­ Frank Newbauer and children Her­ Joined by their brother and wife. work in the Chinese hospital at wore aprons and aunbonnets and on 9bme reservation*—aa at Fort afterwards left for their home. John O. Netto ly Shaohsing, China. the men were dressed in overalls. bert and Gertrude and Mrs. Lucy Mr. and Mrs. G. Harry Barnes who Renning- and is sneered at on Meeting Tonight 472. HtalTnn). Glesccke of Worcester, Mass. Mrs. are just returning from a month's • Choir rehearsals are to be re- ' Following the degree work the others. Baseball gets a big hand S JVEtV Z/INSS FO R 4 1 3 s i x e s • 3 e i g h t s "to There will be a meeting of the sumed Thursday evenings at the boys' drill team under the direc­ Giesecke, Fred Qlesecke'a mother, visit w^th their son in Akron, Ohio. everywhere. At E'ort Bennlng 200 I is 84 years old and. still very Infantile Paralysis Committee of Willington Hill church. State policeman Leland B Cable, tion of Past Master Lewis Hlghter Saturday afternoon Mrs. G. H. players participated In the post Tolland County at the Rockville active. She lived for % any years ‘‘''"A'Democratic cauev will-VMll beDC (hp I" Die------local ^ barracks . . for did some splendid floor work dra^y- Barnes accompanied her nephew, Intra-Mural League this summer, where her son now lives. Mr. and a h e a d ■TT'jr House this evening. A dinner will held this evening at the towp hall i F'^^-^^J^hdered Ing great applause. The girls’ team Henry Schell of Woodmont to her with double-header* each Wedne*- in Stylingl A H E A D in Enginoeringl A H E A D in Size, Mrs. Walter Giesecke and daugh­ T be served followed by the business followed and the girls' team was home in Rosllndale, Mass. Sun­ day, .Saturday and , .Sunday. I\. Comfort, Perfonnance! 'With all (lags flying, Oldamobile meeting at which (Jounty Chair­ to elect delegatee to the cobgres-1 gd’ oY^^sUffSrt ter Pearl of Bolton, Clifford day, G. H. Barnes accompanied his alonal, probate and senatorial con- ' p „ m-, marshalled by Worthy Master Ger­ Crowds averaged l.QfM) for each swings into IM l with the most complete line of cars in its his­ man Dr. Edwin R. Dimock will ------in Hartford, trude Anderson. Giesecke of LsGuardla Eteld, N. sister Mrs. Annie Schell to h l^ praaide. The meeting will be at­ T„ and Mrs. Charles Rutz of Long home in Roslindsle. They Oil aven] 'TV?*'"* ' tory... st prices that set new standards of value even for Oldsmo- man is Ned S. Rifkln. I OueaU for the evening were: * T A t the larger posts you'll likely tended by Robert Warner of Staf­ ’ Officer Cable Has Island, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Giesecke the night with Mr. and' Mrs. A. bile. The 1941 Oldsmobiles are bigger— with longer wheelbase Charles Wochomurka of Willing- annolntert State Moater Sherman K. Ives of iyflnd an 18-hole golf course, but ford Spiings, Mrs. Fannie Dixon of Stamford. Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Vinton. Connecticut State Grange and you might as well leave your and wider tread. “They’re room ior— with wider rear seats. Welch of Columbia, Alexander liam Christensen and children W il­ '' A Mrs. Lida Ives who is master of Miss Ann Miner of Groton was clubs home when your number They’re, mors ipowerCuf—with a new 100 H. P. Econo-Master committee , nectlcut. Stores. Officer liam. George and Richard and Eu­ Bunce of,Bolton, Dr. F. H. Burke Boy Scouts, also Gallup .Service of ; wag in ‘' “i ’ * Morris Grange. Past Master a Sunday guest at Mr. and Mrs. come* up. During your training gene Edgerton of South Coventry Eni^ne in all six-cylinder models and Olds’ famous 110 H. P. Of Rockville. Dr. G. B. Bard of South Willington. ' atert James McBrlcty of West Hartford A. J. Vinton’s. period there'll be so much to learn and Henry Giesecke of, this town. Straight-Eight again in all. Eights. Th ey’re more comfortable Stafford Springs, Mrs. 1. T. Jewett | Forty-one members and visitors i gch^l a^^d th*^ m Grange who is also Steward of The Coventry Fragment Society about being a soldier that you’ll of ToUand, ,\Uss Margaret Dana- attended Tolland Grange meeting ' poUce Trainlne Farmington Valley Pomona. Miss Ruth Christensen, daughter will hold an all day meeting with have to pass up showing the regu­ '— with a new Condition-Air heating and ventilating system ... A L L OFFERING hey of W llU m ^U c Miss Rebecca last week. It was voted^o use $5!' Coventry Grange received Word field. Since graduating from the of Mr. and Mrs. William Christen­ Mrs. John E. Kingsbury. Covered lars how . you use a niblick. available at extra cost. And, crowning all other advancem ent^ Bowlea of Stafford Springs; The for additions to the kitchen equip- of its Grange score for the year state police school he haa Iseen sta­ sen who has been home a little dish luncheon will be served. Rooks Motion Picture* all Olds models for 1941 are offered with Hydra-Mstic D riv^^ last two named are Public Health ; ment. The following from South which is A plus. tioned at the local barracks. Dur­ over a week from Hartford hos­ Besides athletics, the Morale Burses for their respective towns. Willington took part in the enter- Mr. and Mrs. John Hoegson and Several members of the C. O. D. — again the sensation of the year! See Oldamobile’a great new ing his five years here he has been pital after< undergoing a major Division has charge of all motion HYDRA-MATIC children Joan and William, of Haz- Church School class, attended a line today— be among the first to drive for 19411 No Caucus ^ talning: Duet, Mrs. Alexander engaged in many Important police operation aevaral weeks age, had picture bookings. The Army uses the ear ahead ordville, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph surprise birthday party on John Town Chairman Leo B. Flaherty Todd and Mrs. Gallup Service, ac- cases in this vicinity. He assist­ to return ’Thursday. virtually every production of the .aanounced on Sunday afternoon companied by-Miss Charlotte Serv- Meny and daughter Gertrude, of Kingsbury, Jr. The occasion be­ ed in the arreat of Edward Hog- At the Christian Endeavor ing his I6th birthday. Plans had motion picture Wdustiy, rotating DRIVE* that the DemocraUC cnctuf'sched-, Ice; reading by Miss Elsie Vesely HarUord, were Sunday guests at garty of Chelsea, now serving meeting I^riday evening the society lieen arranged for a picnic supocr the shows through it* theater* at uled for this evening would’not be Miss Vesely was one in a time in Wethersfield for the shoot­ Mr. and M ra Carl Schramm. most of the post*. Booking* usu­ held. ; sketch. Mrs. John R. Edwards Miss Grace>Pomeroy, Miss Nellie voted to give $15 to Ned Smith': of but the shower arriving at the ing of W altei' J. Miller, also of China, for the support' of an ' o'r- ally are three features a week, lUuitratedi above: Dynamic 6 Cruiaer 4-D oor S^den, $1010* NO ^ Mr. Flaherty states that at a '*'** pianist for the Grange songs. Sheehan and Miss Grace Childs of supper hour changed the plan. ITie Chelsea, on Crystal Lake highway phan child. It also voted to spon­ plus one double-feature bill. (Same model Eight, $1045*). Illuatrated at left: Custom 8 Bseetlng of the town committee a : Owners of bees should have Hazardville, were recent guests at large family table was stretched C L t T T C H ^ S R I F r y f ^ here in May. 10.37. Officer anth«r, who weeks with his cousin, Master Lou enabled them to visit their daugh­ the Scripture reading at the Bun- THE CAR THAT HAS opBunittee to be held this wos Mrs. Lyon’s only living aunt, In comparing some 15 t y ^ il - tviding recreation for the en- Sullivan- ter Denise, who has been a patient fisy morning service, Matthew, 7 European sir routes with tha d*ed Friday morning. "That Sentimental Gentleman of Swing," Tommy Doroey and hia il.':ted man, but officers are sl­ at Manchester Memoi^al boepital chapter. The text was found in routes of the U niU d S U tts we Novel EBtertaiBiaeat Mioa Miriam Underwood and Nearly SO oteele and irono, each Golden Voiced Trombone, his orcbesjtro, and own great atoge revue owed limited participation. Arm y 1w A ^ y e Singera of the Getong for about four weekV Reports Isiob 2:3. Theme "The W ay of find that the charge per pasoen- friend of Tolland colled on Mias having a different chemical com- featuring Connie Haines. Frafhk Siaatr.i, The P.y 1 'I'hc Carr Life." The choir renderied the on- regulations permit not' more than tTMolaBiil lisi d u b held a meet- show her Improving. gcr-m lle^ somewhat higher in 512 West Center Street gw ^avg Oordner Friday after- pooitiOB. ore included in the atain- Brothers and The Nelaona. ore at the State theater in l£artford todi^ ,ope commissioned officer to ploy Manchester A family gathering was held at tfiem "M y Wondrous Savior.” Europe, averaging 6Jl cents to MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES* Ine. ot Mo{de Orov* loM otMl fagiUy. . |ond Tucaday.only. on any enllated men’s team at ktha home‘ r o i Mr. and —Mrs. Frod Mrs. Anns BchoU and Henry 5.18 (o r the United SUtea. any one time: That curtails the t — of the sea. Ha has been a captain Fifth (^lumn as nations In Europe and no money; now we have la to serve notice that America they ierve well to IndicAte thmt, Robin Hood o f the Seas on this run for 31 years. WSN. money and no time. la not too soft to protect Itself. Trio Arrested iU nriffitfr the faraer id not ai well off a* Tomorrow, around noon, wa hit —Ji. P. MoGolt*, aaMstaat to Hw —Uent. Col. L. C. Codd, A m y '—Re|ire*entatlve Dow W. Harter. Willkie Urges he wRd In the pre-depreedion pe> San Juan. I'm leaving ship there. •tSenNy-gaMKoL Otdnaiie* Assoctattoo. o w « ■ Daily Radio Prosraims riod. I want to see some of those cock win not be caught impre* Lowest Rates For Kidnaping Cofttittg BfrttUi heart—a Have-not who believeafflghta, and chew some of that la the h an d lin g^ the For 20 ysaia w* havs had time The best way to keep opt ot war Read Herald 4dvi». ■ Bastara ItayHffet now UnlM* Otherwls* Na$*4. But when, for any readon, the sugar cane.. I want to rest In the PUMUlUHIklJ WV TUk; be should be a Have and goes UKRAtO PRINTINQ CO, IMG. attention of the country ia called shade of a papaya tree, and let The It BIim II SirMt to the dttuation of the farmer and right out on his muscle to get Into the surf sing me to Bleep. I want Advocates Power from Also Charged with Rob* Manehtaitr. Conn. that poaltlon. He. like Hitler, be­ to stroll through streets that were 7:30, Psasant songs; G8 D G8C TflOMAS rCROUBON hid Income la made the aubject London, 8:10, Ml Gang varisty; Dams Be tJsed to De> bery in Connection OcntrAl MsnAA*!' lieves In the power of arms car­ centuries old before St. Augus­ Reundad Ootabar t. ltd ^f political diacuaaion, It la Inevita­ tine. Fla., was even a trading- 2RO Homo^ 8:40, Symphony; DJL velop Northw43st. With Abduction. ble that there will ariae comparl- ried two guns. WTIC DXB DJD Berlin, 10:80, news. Publlsbad Evarr Eaanint Eieapl post. That’s San Juan (St. John), Of course in the present in­ the oldest eity., in the western Hartford •andtjra and nelldart Bntarad ai aona between that Income and the Portland, Or*., Sapt. 23.—(JP)— CMlumbla, 8 . C„ Sept. 28—Of)— . tba n a l orrica af Manahaatar. average income of the city dwell­ stance the virility and the absence hemisphere. It Is the only spot in 1040 kc. e « U m. Sheriff T. Alex Heia* said three H eadach e- Cano., aa aaennd Olasa Mall Mattar. the new world where Columbus i W*nd*Il L. Willki* urged today er. And right there we are very of namby-pamby and of Idiotic tkat •laetrte power from tb* Bon- young men were held In the 'tate •CB9CRIPTION RATER actually iiet foot. | NATIONAL HOME FURNISHINGS Meiiday. Bapt S8 penitentiary today oq charge* of liable Indeed to be led far aatray. Christian notions and Inhibitions WDRC nsvUl* and Grand CoulM dama ba Oaa Taar bp Mall ...... I P. M. ua«d for th« Industrial dsvalop- kidnaping and robbery in connec­ Par Manth bp Hail ...... t .dO There la an unapoken aaaump- and the high bravery that enabled ■iB cIa C obp ...... t 01 4:00—BacksUge Wife. Hartford nwnt of the northweet and for tion with the abduction of Mra. DallParad Ona Taar ...... 11.00 tlon tnat the farm Income of >1,- Wilhelm Jakob to manhandle a 4 A5—Stella Dallas. lUO ke. m as. domestic use at the lowest possible Mary Rose Selbels Walker, social­ HEADACHE it not a disease in itself, hut a SYMPTOM of HEALTH AND DIET STYLE SHOW - SEPTEMBER 21-28 4:80—Lorenzo Jonea. ly prominent young divorcee. trouble tomewhere, and when you dose youfseU with head­ M E M B E R O F 124 or yi,432 or whatever it may nurse and steal a baby sort of rates. 4:45—Young Widder Brown. The Republican presidential He listed them ai Willis Evans, ache remedlet you are only masking the pain and delaying THE ASBOCIATED PKEdS, be ia reasonably comparable to a went a-waggle, so to speak. ADVICE . Monday, Sept. 28 iri, and Hugh Evans, 22, brothers Tba Aaaoelatad Praia |s axeluOlTa- 5:00—Girl Alone. P.M. nominee, who formerly headed The needed treatment of the CAUSE: Ip antitlad ta tba uia or rapubilea* aimilai Income received by a city But even so, Adolf will know 5:15—Ufe Can Be Beautiful. of nearby DentsvlUe, and Hamp­ tlan Of all nawa diapatehaa eradliad Fumishad by the McCoy 4:00—Music off Ths Roeord— ^mmonsvealth and Southern (Cor­ Heitoache may be the acute and initial lymptom of many t worker. Aa a matter of fact it Is how to sympathize with that. He 5:80—Jack Armstrong.' poration, mads public In advance ton Lee, 26, of (Columbia. (o It pr nst otbarwiaa eradliad) In Health Service Ray Barrett The sheriff said Mrs. Walker, eatea. It may be due to bead Injury, sinut Infection. IndIg tbia paper and alao tba Ineal nr«» nothing of the kind. has been up against something 5:48—The O’NellU. 5:30—Strictly Swing—Oil Bayek this excerpt of a speech prepared publlahad herein. 8:00—"News and Weather. daughter of John J. Seibela, wide­ tion. eyestrain, ezeett acidity, nervout disorders, totic condi- All richta of rapubllcatlon af Say that the average farm in- like it himself, with Britain acting Addreaa comraimicAtloas te The 5:40—Baseball Scores for a rally In the civic auditorium; j 8:15—Republican State Central "The United States government ly known Insurance company ex­ tliin caused from poor ventilation, or many bodily diaordara. apaeial diapairhai haraln era alao come is $25 a week. There are i in much the same unreasonable Herald, Attention of McCoy 5:45—Scattergood., Baines ecutive. waa abducted near Colum­ raaervad. Health Servlea Committee Program. 6:00—Elsso Reporter haa Invested some 270 million dol­ Men will dose themselves with headache medicine to accur* countless numbers of city work- [ way that the lumbermarf Wetzel 8:30—Gena and Glenn. lars in the development of Bone- bia Saturday night after her cap- Pull aarvlea efUanl of N E A. 6:05—EMdie Duchln's Orchestra tors felled her companion, Frank relief temporarily, and allow the physical basts for the pain to •arvlea Ine ^ ” ers whose family Income does not j acted toward Wilhelm Jakob when 6:45—Lowell Thomas. '6:15—News Broadcast — Bob ville and Grand Coulee dama. It Rhortness of Breath 7:00—Fred Waring's Orchestra. seams inconvelvsbla, therefore, B. Gary, Jr„ (Columbia attorney, bacome chronic: women will endure splitting headaches, oc exceed that sum. But while for , they met up in the woods. . ■Trout with a blunt instrument and left deaden them each time they recur, when very probably a phys­ Publiahara RepraiaitxaMvaa. Tba 7:15—European News. 6:20— Edwin C. Hill that anyone would suggest that Jullua Mathrwi Sileclaji' Aaancp— these city workers net income j Pet haps Adolf won't stand fort You know that if you go out on him Unconscious on the roadside. ical examination and treatment would CURE THE CAUSE. Naw York. Chiraro, Datrelt and “n ll’i 7:30—Inside of Sports. 6:30—Paul Sullivan Reviews the these projects should not be com­ a road and start running aa fast 7:48—Wrightvilla Sketches. pleted. Confess Robbery Boaton and gross Income are Identical and guch treatment of a good Nazi- News The three men. Sheriff Helse 'Pain Is nature's way of warning you.that something Is wrong, as you can that sooner or later 8:00—The Telephone Hour. 6:45—The World Today Fewer BhonM Benefit Public MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP the $25 a week must provide the principled German being treated as , you are going to be so short of said, orally confessed that they and deadening the nerve centers Is not always the safest plan. CIRCIII.ATIONB 8:30—Alfred Wallenstein's Or 7:00— Amos ’n’ Andy "In connection with this great familv with food, shelter, clothing Wilheim Jakob has been treated— breath you’ll have to quit. You’d navigation and reclamation pro­ then took Mrs. Walker to a lonely Let your doctor treat a “ jpllttlng’’ headache at the source chsstra. 7:15—The Solovoz road, robbed her of several rings, TSi HeralS Printrintins Company. i m, every other need, this is and 15 going to be treated. Maybe say, "I’m winded.” or "Walt ’til I 9:00—Dr. I. Q. 7:20—Joey Kearns’ Orchestra ject, large quantities of power are •f the trouble. Ine.. astumii no fininetti responil- i . 'x ...... catch my breath.” a bracelet and a sum of money, blllty for typoariphlctl irrori ip- not by any means true of the farip he will declared war on us. 9:30—The Showboat. 7:30—Blondie develop^. This power obviously and beat her In the face. piarlng In id*irtliim«nti In tho This type of shortness of breath 10:00—Contented Program. 8:00)—Those We Love should be disposed of for the bene­ Usnehoslir Evinint Hirsid. family. is nor.maI or natural and any She waa liberated two blocks 10:30—George Bums and Grade 8:30—Pipe Smoking Time fit of the public. from her (Columbia home about In rhe first place, the $25 a week Counting Kggs healthy person exercising long Allen. 8:55—Elmer Davis — News "The people in the parlous politi­ Monday, September 23 of farm Income la net, not gross. enough and hard enough eventu­ four hours later, the sheriff added. 11:00—Nawa and Weather. 9:00—Lux Radio Theater cal subdlvlatona of Oregon and State highway patrolmen arrested Depaitment of agriculture statls- Von Ribbentrop and Hitler have ally cornea to the point where he 11:15—Party Line. 10:00—Guy Lombardo's Orchestra other states within transmission iJL w rm i: experiences it. Rest for a few' the men near Columbia about No New Sense of Horror tica show that the average farm been putting on a show in Rome 12:00—News. 10:30—Genevieve Rowe—Soprano distance of this project should de­ dawn. 6 7 3 MAIN STREET minutes will cause it to disap­ 12:05—Bobby Byrne’s Orchestra. 10:45— Fu Manchu termine bow they wish the power family retains for its Sitting at a conference table. pear. Family members said Mrs. PHONE 7057 The sinking of a British ship by 12:30—Harry James’ Orchestra. 11:00—Esso Reporter distributed, whether through exist­ ...... ^ farm products valued at about 18 i practically in a show window, they However there is a shortness of Walker was under a phyaidan’s an enemy submarine, 600 miles at 12:55—News. 11:05— News of the War ing distribution system munici­ care. Gary waa reported Improv­ per cent'of the cash family Income ’ have been counting eggs, dividing breath which Is abnormal and un­ 1:00—^^Oyde Lucss’ Orchestra. 11:20—Sports Roundup pally or privately owned. "TeUi^^^^uUi'^toouUj^^oetorj^jge*r^»eeldj^^^gajgaf^ sea, involving the slaughter of 83 natural. If you have ever seen a ing at Providence hospital. I at farfn prices. If the farmer | them, pushing .them back into a 1:30—BUtmore Boys’ Orchestra. 11:30—Columbia Masterworks "If the people desir* It to be In the title role of "The Sea Hawk,” Errol Flynn portrays a gal------refugee children and 210 other sick person who is extremely short 1:55—News. 12:00—News sold exclusively through public ley slave ,whp became the daring chieftain of the mpst dangerous band "^he lives of African elephanto persona, comes less as a shock liad *-o buy those products in the | heap, redividing' them. And they of breath there will be stamped 2 :00—Silent. AM. agencies, then some appropriate j than as the realization of an ex­ same market in which the city have been counting them, not aa on your mind a picture of a per­ Tomorrow’s Program 12:05—Dance Orchestra machinery should be set up for de­ of men ever to fight under the flag of the "skull and cross-bones,” j ba”lfa.“ Replsc^lng^vo^y.‘^they dwellet must buy them, paying for eggs, but as ^iiicklrns. son actually laboring for breath, A. M. 12:30—Sklnney Ennis’ Orchestra termining the fair price to be paid "The Sea Hawk” will be seen at the State theater Wednesday through | have caused a slump in elephant pectation. The general reaction gasping for it, and fighting fdr^tt. for the existing privately-owned The chickens are. for popular 6 :00—Revallls. Saturday. I bunting. Advertise in The Herald—It Pays can less accurately be described transportation, several handlings Such a person has such an acute 8:25—News. Tomorrow’s Program systems. aa horror than as an added weight and several profits, the value of purposes, supposed to be North air hunger that he is literally 6:30—CMne and Glenn. A.M. "Whatever the method of distri­ the ro'.ained products of the farm, Africa, Equatorial Africa, East starving for the air that is his 7:00—Morning Watch 7:00—Music Off The Record bution this great resieArolr of cheap to profound depression of spirit Ray Barrett from the buying of ''which Mr. and West Africa, Southern Africa, very life-line. 8 :00:—News. power should be used for the in­ which came long ago, which came This abnormal shortness of . 7:15—Elsso Reporter dustrial development of the great, the Near East, the Mediterranean. 8:15— News Here and Abroad. 8 Million Gain aa the nature of this war forced Farmer is entirely relieved, would breath may e.xlst in various de- ! 8:30—Radio Bazaar. 7:20—Music Off Ths Record— northwest and to provide domestic its way through the armor of a be discovered beyond question to Gibraltar, Spain. Portugal. These grees. It may come once in | 8:55— WTIC’s Program Parade. continued and rural'*tts*ra of electricity their be at least twice the "farm price." [ Herr Von Ribbentrop and Benito aw'hile. making the patient un- I 9:00—New England Town Hall 7:55—Esso Reporter requirement* at the lowest pos- In Population belief that there was some small LIGHT MAPLE! 3 PCS. $69.50 8:00—News of Europe In other words what cash the ; are supposed to have been whack- comfortable and worrying him a ' Party. sibla rates.” « good in even the worst of men. little, or it may be extreme, as In 9:15— Food News. 8:15—Shoppers Special — Music, Greets Tralnslde Crowds Poland shook that belief till farm family receives ia In addition ing up—alt these chickens, the case cited above. Aa a symp­ Pictuire your room with this charmingly quaint and livable new light maple 9:30—Mary Lee Taylor. time Willkie arrived here last night 8:30—Esso Reporter Percentage Smallest of there was nothing left of it but to a large part of Its living. i But they are still o*'.ly eggs and tom. it is one pf the most com­ bedroom! Notice the scrollwork above the top drawers of dresser and chest 9:45—Gene and Glenn. after greeting tralnslde crowds not a single one of them has yet mon symptoms sending patients and the scroll of the mirror which are new features. The scrolled brackets, 10:00—The Man I Married. 8:35—Shoppers Special - con­ through the home state of his run­ Any Decade in Aihe- wretkage. The massacre at Rot­ The farmer has to pay' taxes, tinued Outstanding Range been hatched. to doctors. If it is capable of mak­ brass drawers pulls and turned bed posts are typical old Colonial designs. 10:15— Midstream. ning mate. Senator Charles L. Mc­ terdam destroyed the wreckage'4t- often he has to pay interest on a ing the patient put forth the time i 10:30— Ellen Randolph. 9:00—Woman of Courage Nary of Oregon. The Portland ican History. aelf. There has been no room for mortgage: in some cases he is a The effect of the .show is sup­ and trouble of visiting a doctor, 10:45— By Kathleen Norris. 9:1.5— News business district was lined with 9:30—Frankie Carle’s Orchestra surprise in anything that has tenant and must pay rent. But it posed to be a conviction on the it i.s important to the patient. 11:00— David Harum. people who cheered Willkie as he Washington, Sept. 23.—( ^ —The 9:45— Figures in Music passed. transpired since. The entire world part ot the folks looking on that, i Because of that importance, 11:15—Road of Ufe. population of the United States is ai| exceptional case indeed i.s being discussed here. •M | 11:30—Against The Storm. 10: :00—Pretty Kitty Kelly Mr*. McNary, who boarded the the war being now' as good as won, 10:15—Myrt and Marge was 131,409.881 on April 1, 1940 hai known, ever since, that there where he has to pay anything like I Usually the patient complaining nmmrmm 11:45—Guiding Ught. train at Klamath Falls yesterday a gain of 8,634,835 resident in 10 it is time to arrange the division 10:30—Hilltop House morning, appeared on the train Values of the Year WAS nothing whatever, no matter one dollar out of every four dol­ I of shortness of breath will at the 12:00—Medley Time with Harold years—census figure* showed to­ of the spoils. Kolb. 10:45—Stepmother platform with Mr. and Mrs. Wlll- how bestially' evil, at which the lars of Income - even of his net in­ I same time complain of such symp­ Xl;0O—Heap O’ Uvlng — Edgar day. It's one thing to count chickens toms as weakness and fatigue. P. M. kte at each atop. At Salem her Tho Census Bureau computed totalitarian war machine would come for the privilege of living Guest adopted daughter. Charlotte, pre­ before they are hatched. It’s an­ ' The three are often found togeth­ 12:15—The Woman In White. 11:15—Martha Webster the increase at aeven per cent and hesitate if it seemed to the cloud­ under a roof which he does not er in the same patient. 12:30—Weather Report. sented Mrs. Willkie with a bouquet other to eat the chickens Chicken 11:30—Big Sister of roses. termed it the smallest of any dee ed minds of the aggressors to own and never hopes to earn. Like all other symptoms, short- I 13:35—Day Dreams. 11:45— Aunt Jenny's Stories ade in American history. promise even a little of military isn’t as yet an every day dish ness of breath may mean little or 12:45—Slngln’ Sam. Willkie told tralnslde crowds UNIVERSAL ELECTROMASTER The farmer has to pay aa much 12:00—Kate Smith, Ted Collins, that he did not want to make poli­ On the basis of percentage: eithei in Germany pr Italy. it may mean much. When due to 1:00—News, Weather. Florida gained the fastest—27.' advantage i for his family’s clothes aa does the 1:15—Little Show. News tical speeches because it was Sun­ to nervousness or to a mild aec- P.M. per cent; South Dakota lost th If Hitler hasn’t yet used ^ethal j city owellar. He has to pay aa I ondary anemia, it is not danger­ 1 ;30—Marjorie Mills. day. but, in a sentence, he express­ 12:15—When A Girl Msirles ed pleasure at being in McNary'a most. 7.5, and the District- of C gas, if he hasn't poisoned water | muen but no more for what gro- ous to life. When due to advanced 2:00—Kate Hopkins. Angel of 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent lumbia, in which the number o heart disease, or to a severe dia­ Mercy. ; .state. supplles, there need be no alight- ceries and foods he buys, but he 12:45—Our Gal Sunday In a statement Issued on the Federal employes had doubled 1 betes, it may become a sign of a 2:15—Andy Iona and bis Is­ 1 :00—Esso Reporter 10 years, exceeded the 48 atal. eat suspicion that It is because he | does not have to buy nearly so Mart A bout threat to the patient’s safety. landers. train, Willkie noted that his west­ 1:05—Us On A Bus ern trip through 11 states had been with a gain of 36.2 per cent. la deterred by anything in the much of them. He does not, as In some instances it is only an 2:30—The Career of Alice Blair. 1:15—Ufe Can Be Beautiful In actual numbers, Califonu indication that the individual hM 2:45—Meet Miss Julia. through territory "which ordinari­ world but fear of successful re- so many city workers must, have Manhattan 1:30—The Right To Happiness ly is predominantly Democratic.” gained the moat, 1,196,437, a n . allowed himself to get out of con­ 8:00—^Mary Marlin. 1:45—Main Street—Hartford prisal. to pay bus or trolley fare /to get -By &*or9« Tucktr- 3:15—Ma Perkins. Saying that he had been "amazed Kansas lost the most, 81,862. dition and to become overweight. 2:00—Young Dr. Malone Less Than Half Previous Ratio It was inevitable that his sub­ to and from hli /j^ .xW ithou t nlg- The fat person who puffs upon 3:30—Pepper Young’s Family. and delighted by the crowds” Abroad Ship (3rd day i We are T U X E D O S O F A $89 2:15—Joyce Jordan—Girl Interne which heard him speak, he added: Census Director William L. Aus­ marines would sooner or later sink gardlmess he^'can very often In­ going upstaips is a familiar algbt 3:45—Vic and Bade. 2:30—Fletcher Wiley into the tropics now and the fly­ ” It is only when depression, de­ tin said the seven per cent nation­ a child refugee ship, "for effect deed put by a substantial part of to US ail. A tcgnsltory ahortneas New graceful Tuxedo aofa . . . amart, yet comfortable and not to# 2:45—My Son And I al gain was less than half the rati ing fish are becomlhg a little Jit­ of breath after a heavy meal, bulky for the average home! Select the cover that blends with your featism and demagogic catch- upon British morale, ” It was a his cash income, or invest it in im- 3:00—Society Girl phrases close the minds of men and in any previous decade and a* tery—probably because they are w'hich does not bother very much, color Fcheme and have your sofa made to order. Choose your fabrics 3:15—Invitation To The Waltz tributed it to a declining bii. typical Nazi grand Idea, calculated ^ plements and farm improvements, ' ia often only a sign that the In- W IN G C H A IR $29.75 from a fine selection of tapestries, ^ friezes, mohairs and damasks lead them into the clutches of false being chased by dolphins. Tliese 3:30—Esso Reporter philoBophlea that democracy falls rate and a virtual stoppage of i: to make the people of Great Bril- | which is merely another form of .. dividdal has dined not wisely, but In the popular Winter colors. 3:35 Studio Matinee dolphins are pure liquid motion, j well. This Chippendale fireside wing chair £yid the doctrines of totalitarian­ migration during the last 1 _ ain believe that not only they but •savings. On the other hand the years. They leap like gentlemen riders I Logically, when the patient la comes in a varied selection of linen in ism take over. The people of the J their beloved children were hope­ city family with a $25 a week in- from a sea only faintly troubled popular colors. I United St^itea. whom I have seen Fr-im 1910 to 1920 the national , troubled enough by shortness of eastern Standard n ota Sniles ParenU gain wa.s 14.9 and from 1920 to lessly entrapped. And at home, come —or even an income consid­ by the summer trades. Off the j breath so that he is driven to I on this trip, have convinced me that they do not Intend to let that 1930 it was 16.1 per cent. for the benefit of those Germans starboard a rainbow is trying to I seek medical help, the main thing erably larger—which manages to hook one of its ends into the sea. New York, Sept. 23.—OP)— j Of Baby Girl happen heiV.” Austin said the "static” level- w'ho mlgl^t be repelled by such an make both ends meet w'ithout sav­ ' he wants to know ia how to ban- From now until election day. poli­ We had a shower a few' minutes I ish the symptom. He is Interested o'r standstill in population—might atrocity, it could always be pro­ ing a nickel is doing about all that ago but it passed without even tics will have, more or less, the Film Star Escapes Injury be reached in 1970 or 1980. in the "what am I going to do” right of way on the networks. claimed that the British commit­ it can reasonably expect to Jo i disturbing the sun, Cortie to think Chicago, Sept. 23— (JPt —Mrs. Hollywood, Sept. 23—(/P)— John I aide of the question. Before he can That Is,, it will time at almost Wayne, star of nigged western ted the fiendish crime themselves „ ; of it, there aren’t enough clouds ’ be told what to do to correct the Fre^ Snlte, Jr., wife of the famed During the. period from January Even if its scale of living is. on ; jo^^ide un- any hour desired, provided com­ films. Jumped from his automobile to June, 1940>4'^8®'0®0 barrels of Just ' have something new to I condition, it is first necessary to infantile paralysis victim, gave th* whole, considerably below' that i der. We do have a few miniatures. mercial arrangements are made. birth to a baby girl weighing as it left a mountain road 90 miles aviation gasoline were' exported : know the cause. If the shortness However, present indications 8 c ,.ge to the Innocent Nazis. of the farm family with the same but they are mostly puffs of cot­ of breath is severe, ths wi-est pounds, 5 3-4 ounces at the f?hlca- east of here, on a “dead mart’s^ as compared to 2,625,000 barrels are that polUlcs in broadcasting curi'e,” and was uninjured,, hU Weeks ago this newspaper ex­ cash Income. ton. put there no doubt by the di­ thing to do is to go to your doc­ go Lying-In hospital yesterday. in 'Ihe corresponding period of rectors of the Porto” RlcS^ steam­ will not assume the proportions of studio said today. 1939. pressed the fear that there might tor and ask him te look for the Mrs. Snlte, ( 25, haa been in the Most of the so-called "farm” ship line to emphasize the blue These distinctive lining room pieces 1936, owing to limitations placed hospital since Sept. 11. The birth cause. on campaign expenditures by the This New 1946 .,“Flight” Range Kitchen comfort the year 'round. be mare danger to children in question discussed in Washington of the w'ater and the sky. You will find the cause further was by Caesarian section. bringing them across the Atlantic Our deck stew'ard is the spittln’ Hatch act. This fixes the maxi­ Snlte. who is 30, has lived in an has nothing whatever to do w-ith discussed in the article on mum any party can spend for all image of the late Huey Long, and "SHOR'TNESS OF BREATH”. were selected for ''Life House" "iron lung” ' almost continuously brings you speed, beauty, economy The luxury of safe, automatic and than in letting them remain in farms as they are known all over our bar steward is so much like purposes at $3,000,000. England—something that of the United Statee-with the farm You are invited to send for your For the most part, it is expect­ since he was stricken in Peiping, Charles Laughton that every time copy writing to The Mcfikiy China, on April 1, 1936. He now is and convenience in a Toe Base Model course has been in the minds of as a way of life—but has every­ he comes in I expect him to start ed 1940 political progrrama will be speedy electric • cooking with tho Health Service, in care o f this LO U N G E CHAIR$39.5d confined largely to major speech­ able to remain out of his respira­ countless others So this latest thing to do with the ow'ners of reciting Lincoln’s Gettysburg ad­ newspaper. Please enclose Sc in tor for several hours at a time with dress. T asked "Huey” if anybody stamps and a large, self-addressed es 1*1 view of the fact it coats $25.- with Three Open 5 Heat Units and evidence of the blackness in which agricultural plants. large and ever told him he looked like the After trying thla big comfurtable lounge 000 or more an hour to use three the use of. a specially constructed added advantages of glowing warmth envelope. apparatus that covers only his the soul of Nsziism is sunk Is Just small, which are’ In the one-crop late senator, and he replied, "Sen- chair you won’t be content until you have networks In a coaat-to-coast cheat. tlBii*as anil b*nwty Economy Cooker. another proof of something al­ W'ay of business; with people who or, every trip, a hundred times” Qu„tlona and Answers one in your own home. Solid mahogany broadcast. when needed. All this and econ* front legs and knuckle arms, hair and cot­ They were married Aug. 10, 1989 ready so. completely proven that in thousands of instances do not So far. no special features on a (Ovster Plant) ton filled. . Seat cushions are filled with regular schedule basis, such as at the home of hU parents in B*t lesather In Hi* it is like the piling of more weight even live on their farms more than I did not win the ship’s pool to- Question: Wilma D. asks: "Are down and feathers to lust the correct pro­ party sponsored comment and the suburban River Forest. Mrs. Snite All the features you see (as well as omy too in Electromaster's 1940 on the deck of a sunken ship lay- a few months of each year, who day. It takes seven 'turns around ovstera and oyster plant possessed portions for comfort. Covered to your Ilka, havS been arranged as was is the former Teresa Larkin, of 1941 F*rd. And wait the deck to make a mile. We have of the same food value?” order in a fine selection of fabrics. ths case four yfjsrs ago. Dayton, Ohio. those you don't) are there to help ing on the bottom of the sea. | are much more truly manufactur- a number of Spanish priests. Answer: Oyster plant li a vege- till you tty Hi* Combination Range and Automatic ------. ers than they are farmers, who abroad eii route to the U est In-, table which should, be used aa Breaks Neck In Div* Ustening tonight; voii save time, effort atid monev. Everlasting “Farm" Question: “ “ thing of th* farm as a_ dies, and alao six nuns, but the ' young as possible. Used in this Phoenix, Ariz., Sept. 23—(P) — n*w soft rid*l Tea Kettle completely installed in _ j nuns are American. The Spanish | w'ay it may be taken freely and | Europe—WEAF-NBC 8:15; CBS Walker Trammell. Jr, 16, raced , way of life. They constitute fathers do not speak English. We 7:.55, 9:45 east; WJZ-NBC 8:30; Mr. McNary on one side and Mr. tually, a very small part of the will have an agreeabls flavor. Do four companloas to div* into the Ready S*pt*mb*r 27Hi. also have a doctor from Albany not scrape, but wash in clean wa­ $59.75 MBS 9. 10. 11:30: NBC 11. grana irrigation canal. He plunged Cash price installed. your kitchen at the cash price o f only Wallace on the other were very 'pji^tlon. And they Eft. ,a)iaut who has been invited to recom­ ter and scrub \wlth a vegetable AniericsLn Legion Convention— dow'n eight feet, broke hi* neck as k-A WJZ-NBC 8:48, .WilUam S. Knud- obvtouaiy made the vlce-preslden- times aa much of ths attention mend an anti-tuberculosis pro­ brush. Cut into thin slices and he struck the concrete lining, and Ij sen on "Arming for Defense;’* tial candidates respectively of the politicians and of Congress as gram for the Dominican Republic, cook in plain water, seasoning died. He didn't know the water and a concert pianist from Bos­ with cream and butter. When pre­ "LIFE HOUSE" BUFFET , WABC-C:BS 10:15, Drum and Republican and Democratic PA''* is properly ^oming to them, Bugle contest. had been lowered to a depth of ton, who ia along merely for the pared in this way, the flavor will $59.75 only 18 inches. ties* primarily beceusa of their re- u might be more to the point if ride. So you can see that we have slightly resemble that of an oyS' This 80” Sheraton buffet was made to order for Just such WEAF-NBC—8:30, Burns and •pectlve pull# wlth _ihs— ’Tarm” ; ones m a while these polltlclani a mixed company. ter stew. However, oysters are a a place as the West wall of the Life House dining room. Allen; 7, Jimmy Melton concert; 7:30, Margaret Speaks songs; 8, $ 107-45 $ 133-50 vote. Mr. McNary for the rest of , congress gave a thought to The news has Just leaked out protein food and the oyster plant Doc I. Q.; 8:30, Showboat. the c>impaign will be telling ui i j^e average eUlzen of the country that one of the dining room wait­ is a non-stsrchy vegetable. The ers Is a aur\'ivor of the Morro food values are different. WABC-CBS — 6:30. Blondie; how much worse off the farmer 7:30, Howard and Shelton: 8. Gary who works in a factory or in a Castle disaster and he is now be­ (Aluminum Ware) Is because of the New Deal, Mr. mine or on a truck or in a store— ing pointed out as one of the real - l / Cooper In ’The Westerner;”' 9. Wallace will be telling us ' how ceicbritiea. on the ship. This shows Question; Mrs. V. M. writes: *’ Giiy Lombardo orchestra. and who has to spend every dime am interested hi knowing if foods WJZ-NBC—8:15, Radio Magic; Allowance For Your Old Stove much better off the farmer la be­ you how easy it is to hobnob w-lth of bis annual Income in order to greatness unawares. I picked this prepared in the heavy aluminum "LIFE HOUSE" TABLE 7:80, True or False; 8, Basin cause of the New Deal. Both will live end keep himself and hli.,fem- information' up in the awlmmlng wear are dangerous to bsalth. I Street ewing; 9:80, Adventure In have a number of these pots and bold nut alluring promises of bet­ ily clean. pool this morning from Ruth This new oval ahaped extension table saves Reading. ter pricea, increased farm Income. Bishop, of Coatesville. Pa., who am told not to use them. space by cutting off the sharp corners. Meas­ MBS—7:30. Green Hornet: 9:80, ISMAINSi;MANCNim& , Small Down Payment ures 44”x66”xl02” w'hen extended. Reduced farm mortgmgea won $8 .50 at bingo last night, and , A "*"*''- ^ great deal of eoatu- dance music and newi till 1 a. m. Kidnaping; Hitler Mary Gena Young, of Bethlehem, 1 " * ‘ ^0 »<» “ »• And both of them will employ I healthfulness of aluminum wear. What to expect Tuesday: REPUBLICAN MORE THAN CONVENIENCE t^ re a concerning farm Incomes, Perhaps the Marc de Tristan ____ _ I There la not the slightest reason Europe—NBC 7 a. m„ 12:45 p. One to Three Years to Pay Balance to believe that foods cooked in . . . rccomraendfi the growinf praetic* of Raat, present and future, which kidnaping case will turn Into an The purser tells me we have m.; CBS 7, g:15 a. m.; 5:15 p. m.; R ^ d i o such vessels arc injurious to prearrangement. It insures detaih and costs (Slightly Higher On Terms) will bear scarcely any relation to international incident — provide three corpses aboard, which sc­ MBS 10:05. 11:30, 11:46 a. m...... health. On the contrary, suck American Legion parade at Boe- the truth because never, , under u iti.. _,»u counts no doubt for the storm we cooking should be bcnsfldal to "LIFE HOUSE" CHAIRS ' Programs exactly as desired. It guarantees the appro­ Adolf Hitler with a casusobelli I the first two days '■ ton—WEAF-NBC 8:30 a. ra., 5:15 priateness and dignity with which all fami­ any ctrcuihetancea, do guch figures against the United Slates, The health, as this method cooasrvsa Real Duncan Phyfe side and arm chairs with lyrs backs. out. At least that is what the the minerals. The concensus of p. m.; MBS 9:45 a. m.; WJZ-NBC lies seek to honor their departed. take Into conaideratioi) anything captured snatcher of the little boy more superstitious of the passen­ .(Sketched at left.) 11 a. m. TONIGHT opinion is that aluminum oeoUng $14.95 .4' but caah. turn* out to be Wilhelm Jakob gers claim. The peculiar thing vessels are perfectly safe. Those WEAF-NBC— 12:15 p. m„ For exaSiple, Mr. McNary the about these corpses is that ail are investigating the use of this type Frankie Masters orchestra: 1:45, 6 : 1 . $ DiscuRsion incurs no obligation. Muhlenbrolch, an alien to the men, and ail three, by a strange Hvmns of all Churchea. pother day pointed out that average United States but a citixen of no of cooking ware from an unbiased coincidence, died of A. broken standpoint,, arrive at the same - CBS-chain—3, Of Men and WTIC WTHT ” The Manchester Electric Division income per farm for the mean city, Dusseldorf, In Ger­ neck. ^ conclusion. Books. 4:15, Exploring Music; •even yean has been only many. Of courss he might be a Ths captain of this ship, which, $12.50 C:15, Mlebssl L«rlng’» song. WJZ-NBC—U;30 a. m-. P a m WBRY ^ m T tn OONNBCnCDT POWKH OOMFANT 124. whereas for the seven pre- Jew, at that; but "Wilhelm Jakob by the way, ia the 8 . 8 . Borlnquen, The new Consolidated Model B>, la going to take his vacation after Home hour; 1 p. m., Alma years it had been 11,433. a four-englned land bomber, is Muhlenbrolch” haa a fine Aryan thla run and visit bis son, a plebe reported to have a speed o f over Kitchen Journal. 6 :4 5 Cbtedly his figures are cor- WATKINS MBS—3:30, Inventors’ Day at sound, with no suggestion in It at Annapolis. One of the pauen- 300 sniles an hour, a range of 'AMUUHa I BROTHERS I N C 'v-l enpugh—as nttecting farm that it has been taisted and work­ gers asked him if he ev er' got appposlmately 3,000 mllee, and World's Petr; 3:30, Belmont Park WICC seasick, and be said. No, he didn’t, hors* race. income; and undoubtedly ed over Into 4 merely fair resem- bomb-carrying capacity of ap- DAY- NIGHT 4 3 4 0 but aometlmea he' got pretty sick proxlmately four tons. N Short wavOs: HAT4 Budapest, li \ X ‘ -'/rl*! ■V.. MAMGUEBTBR EVENING HBRAU>, MANdtEVISIMRIfiM. MUNDAT, SErx-CMBER 28.1940 FAGB ;h t MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHERrER. OONM. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1940

, The Draft and You, )ne of New York^s Best SERIAL STORY 'V Indians Cut Tigers Lead to One Game with 10-5 Triumph Modeh Never Had Lesson Draft ‘Daddy’ Calls Local Boards the Key This Coijid- Be Your Story V ___ ^ ______—-i , BY AAARGUERITE GAHAGAN COFVfllQHr. 1»40. B y Mary BUsabetfe Ptanuner "Where did you get that belt?" NtA SCAVtCI. INC she asked. “It's wonderful!” Fraser Tops Ex-Champion , ;^N#w York, 8 «p t —Gay, : I DOCTOR Chicago Bears Crush Pro Grid Chdmps by 41-10 Yankees Stay irf Race "Off my dinner dress,” said with a heart. '•kucy 8ual Brewater U a model, Suzi, with no apparent lack of I LAWYER and Incldenta of this o^a o f the beat modela In tbla >1 CLERGYMAN entirely netttioas. I tell you he's not doing alt sj In Country Club Tourney confidence. "You ought to have ' this Ju^ because of the work. I've- . town between the two rivera. somebody smart like me on the 11 EMPLOYER In thla era when dreaa modeling VMteirH.v, i___ __ .. watcheiLtc h ^ his face when he's not By Shelling Red Sox first floor.” I FARMER Texas A&MIs (a the more plushy aalona beicame Chicagoan by Birth to X ^ n Z to*? ^ conscious ^ f anything but her. Worst Setbfick Betty Jameson Is Favored Quarter-Hnala matches In thet-Mahcr, 3 and 2; John Chanda dc- kn exact acience, to be studied Suzi is a Chicagoan by birth, friendls. settle down and *’* * championship Sight of the Man- 1 tested F. T. Bliab, Jr. , 2 and Virtually by rote. Sun Just grew— (3eorge Booth knocked out i Feller Gains 27th Win but at 16 was transplanted to St. ililiii him. But rim isn’t re«lv lor J^*^’*’* a*", V Seen Repeater cheater (Country club links tourney j like Topay— and acampered to the .... mar Maybe he.s had too much fern! Smith, two up; Ed Hutchinsem Shore Limited ^ Lktuls, Mo. She is a society girl, When Natalia suggeats that For Green Bay In Women ’» National Golf resulted In the elimination of Paul ' As Tribe Moves Back t ^ o f the ladder. they ahare an npartment. Sue nine intelligence add wants • lit­ eliminated Bob Cole, 4 and 3; Jack and in private life is Mrs. Steve tle old-fashioned fenHnlne love.” Ballsleper, who reigned as club ‘ Jter modeling la no calculated Hannigan. 111 Mary la moving In before she In Southwest Hayden ..topped Ephraim Cole, one She hasn't the faintest idea The radio played on and the champion in 1936 and again in In Rink Ptey Into Amerk Flag Race; She was bom Anne Rumff, knows It. And she likes keeping In Its History Del Monte, Calif . Sept. 23 -'" «r« young season. The champion wore better par gun went off in 1939. I with___ everybody _ ^ on edge, they all Suzi is lithe and lean and sun­ and her weight never changes ' Another contender, solidly back­ Rand tripped T. G. Brown, one up. be sent down from a major league j take the day off! ROUTES OF I! FOR TRAINING make them sound crazy. Good Z uh i T '’ 7 '' ' ‘ Joined in the defeat column by the ed. was Mrs. Frank Goldwalte'of Only Miss Traung equalled par. Again on hand is Big John Kim­ and Cal Anderson ousted Marry Saturday's sweepstakes, with tanned, with blue eyes and an She eats he.artilv and often. She ' New York Giants, eastern division club to the American and recallevl Resuming play Tuesday, th# POWER heavens, they aren't any more T l Me dirtv Fort Worth, Tex. Most of the rest of the contestants brough, the All-American fullback Mathiason. 2 and 1. Stevenson full handicap, resulted in a four- amazing swirled blonde pompa­ likes big steaks and rich des.serts. I Red than I a m -o r you are. Whv. “ ,"V between the tltlists, who bowed to the Wash­ again only three titnes. If he Tigers ha’^ a' two-game series •—wpopo. Mrs. Ooldwalthe, in addition to were hitting around 80 or higher. whom Norton wouldn't trade for faces Knofla for the right to meet i way deadlock, as follows: Bob dour. She was wearing chartreu.se She li.sed to be on all the book- ' m the party paper Is 'always warn- j business ington Redskins, their own bitter­ makes s fourth trip down he must with the always troublesome Chi­ Mat-velvet pajamas, with an am­ 1 an entire German Panzer division Rand and Webb plays Faulkner iCole. 83-15— 68: Stanley Straugh, lets about .Sun Valley You saw stay. Likewise when he is sent cago White Sox, and the Indians ing against losing our American would'w^Tk tnTf"fl'ce“ '^ candidate est enemy, 21 to 7. before 34,712 \ when it comes to blasting a line. for the right to meet Anderson. 180-12—68: C. T E. Willett, 76-8 — ber-studded leopard belt and leo­ Suzi .setweens are state governors. Most erfurunit, ^ in Washington. i Primed, too, are Derace Moser, Third flight, first round: Clar­ 168; Jay Rand. 82-14- 68. Harry pard platform shoes when we At home, she wears boys' | groups are trying to control the i.'” ® A hometown sellout crowd of ; which means the pennant ebaaa Jim Thomason and a few others ence Larson beat Bill Purdin. 3 . Mathiason turned in low gross main at least two week* unless a dropped in at the designer's to slacks, and on the street, tailored press, the radio, kill freedom of i '^ « > * «h y • , Nicks In it, 22,557 saw Green Bay take a 3-0 ; probably will not be decided un­ By Morgan B. Beatty and for heaven sake trv not to who can get up and go in that and 2; E. P. Remmey downed Pat with a 79. serious injury to a major league try to analyze her style. suits. Her evening clothes are speech, outlaw the right to union lead in the first quarter when Tiny I 1 til that three-game series starting .AP Feature Service Writer the local boards. The new 1940 , This time no groups will be de/ worry me about his falling in love Six Big Grid Tussles crushing College Station overland player is the cause for his recall. Probably Started Craze very tailored. i model does that, too. , Ize. Engebretsen booted a 25-yard field I Application of this rule w-lll put a i Friday between the Tigers and the She said her pompadour was farred, no single Industry will'-b# with that little Innocent ' style. She says fluffy clothes "make . 1 *■' Married Men Oeferred "The YP group is truly Ameri­ goal and settled bach to wntrh the I TTie line Is tremendous with crirnp in Shore's stunt of playing Indians at (Cleveland. the first in New York, and mod­ dubbed "non-productive." (To Be Continued) her look like something sent for j a.shlngton--In the records over Most touchy of all question.^ can, Joe. .lust because they aren't usually exciting duel. lettermen two deep at every po­ with the Americans one night and Homers Help Feller estly admitted that she probably - T------Take a man claiming deferment I that couldn't quite make it. I'm iWar Department he's Lieut, during the World War draft was because he ml.xes lipstick for- blind to the mistakes being made But George McAfee, blond Slated This Week-End sition, and headed by Ernie Pan- Springfield the next as he frequent.! After losing the first two gsmtm ■tarted the pompadour craze. n, Moriartys to Sponsor glad I have sen.se enough to know Col. V. .1. O'Kelllher. special he- the deferment of young married mulae In a cosmetics estnbll.sh- here, and because they see the southpaw rookie of Duke, took the i nell, a terrific tackle, and Mar­ ly* did ■ fast year. of the "croocial", series, the Indian "Now I'll have to do something | it," .So she never wears them. .servo, technical adviser. Joint men or men supporting relatives, ment. The local board might con- good In .some other forms of gov­ subsequent kickoff on the 10 and shall Robnette, who looks like an I Opening games Oct. 30 will be at victory yesterday-!(^Bobby FeUer'a alae,” ahe.... said,„ i a "because------every­ Husband In Night Club ernment, you and others who If You Don’t Believe 27th of the year—left the pennant Army and Navy Selective Service W hat about that today? j fer witn an armv indu.strial advi.ser Dt^mocrats Cut went the distance for a touch- | All-American guard. Cleveland and Philadelphia but the one else has a pompadour and I’m She met her hu.sband in a night lion’t know' the Youth Progre.s.s. down. Sid Luckman opened the , picture looking like this: Committee. "E v e ry local board assuredly i and decide that'the de.slre of wo- .Autumn la Here. Take It'll be power at its very peak Local Cage Champions visiting teams were not named be- ttrad of them." club. Home is an apartment on platform—say it's Red, or It's second period with a 38-yard pass Local Sport for the Aggies, who don't care To She had her hair done that way wlll base its decisions on the old ; men for co.imetics is a matter of cau.se the club owner* never got Park avenue. But by friends, bubbling Victor experience,” savs Victor O'Kclll- Nazi. How j/iilly- -" , G O P Lead to freshman Ken Kavanaugh, j A I-ook at the Slate; I whether you get out of the way around to approving an entire Pci GB PI’y because she swims a lot. and the national interest. Or It might Detroit . 87 87 62 62 .584 5 She ha.s refused three Holly­ O'Kelllher Is regarded, practically, her. "After a lot of backing and "You're learning the lesson." Louisiana State, and then BUI Os- or not. schedule. They expect to do that can't a l^ y s be going to beauty wood offer.s, becau.se the life give the employer six months to Green Quintet to Cham­ ! Cleveland . 86 63 .577 1 6 as the daddy of the 1940 model of filling. It was generally decided get another lipstick ml.xer. Joe said. | manskl cracked the line for the j '-Warni-UpB in the Eant. Chatter Southern Methodist Is ! som'e time this week. Each team pgriors for curls. Johnny Welss- there, she said, is too unreal the draft. .Not the Author, mind at the time of the World War to He WHS taking her to a ball .-\lino8l Equal Rpimbli* second tolly. State Briefs New York . 82 64 .562 3 4 > To help with these pro\rlems. an Threat To Texas A. and M. paign for Gas Housers will play 28 home games and 28 aiuUer taught her to swim. So. in a dream world of gilt you. Hundreds of experts were the go on the principle that marriage game and he wore his team uni­ There the issue rested until the I New York, . Sept. 23 —O P i-If Manchester’s Joe McCluskey I ’ nderweight and tired. Young Sbe said she was good at the and mirrors, with her fur shoes auxiliary advisory system ha.s been can EnliHtmcnt of INcm- If any outfit upsets Texas A. and 1 on the road. Feller wasn't exactly superb yes- authors. But he umpired the com- and the home arc the heart of civi- form. Joe was a member of the second half kickoff which Rny ■ you haven't fejt the tang in the launched hLs 11th aeason of big M., Southern Methodist may be By The Associated Press This Season; Has Rer- eenga, tango and rhumba. moving not.selesslv over the car­ plicated game of ’ revising the llzation...... i P'-°'-idcd. plant nine, and today two of the Nolling took on the two and raced lime track competition Saturday ! terday, but he limited the slugging " I have an inferiority complex,” Volerw on Satiirrlav. air, P'-cn the lcaves'"lurh'Ing red, the one. The Mustangs slmost did Hartford, Sept. 23 — i/Pi — The pets but her five bracelets clank­ World War draff. "So we can Issume that mar- ' fb e Army will send an indus- I departments were playing a sand- ! 98 yards behind devastating when he placed third in the one- I New’ York City police team suc- onl of ins in 69. Tiger's to eight hits while getting rile added. "I don’t know why.” ing, Suzi models. it a year ago, losing by a bare 6-2. Victor O'Kelllher - went through ried men will not be lalled up as advise with each ■ lot game. | blocking for another touchdown. or read the news that summer of- mlle handicap of the 145th semi­ Preston Johnston and Ray Mai- cesafully defended its North At- ; some phenomenal help at the plat# A t this point a saleswoman She tos.scs her tawnv head ifi Sports Roundup i in the form of home runs by Boy the'World War draft from local a matter of principle." | governor on industrial problems. .Sue .Mary sat on the grass with | -^'though most Republican com- A 55-yard pass set up another , ficially ended last night, take a annual New Y’ork A. C. games at louf, a triple threat, head of re- lantlc atate* pistol championship Manchester Green's ba.iketball thrust her head in the door to the hypnotic-red turban, and savs, board (Oconto, Wis.. popnlatlon As for self-supporting or wealthy scacoa.st states, the .Navy will j wives and children watching the nientators today believe the Demo, Bear tolly which' materialized j look St this week's football sched- Travers Island in New Y o rk .... team, which has compiled a highly Weatherly, Ken Keltner, Hal Troa- g « ir admiringly at Suzi's leopard serve atrength. The line is well and marksmen from the Manhat- By Eddie Brietz ky. Ben Oiapman—and Bob Fei- "Hello M rs.---- . This was defin­ 1.0001, up through the state and wives who are childless, the loca'l i i game. .She couldn't let Joe know I crats have "ahot their boll " as far when McAfee tossed an elght- 1 nip jp.d you'll sec that autumn ac- McCluskey finished ten yards back knlt, heavy and mobile. Matty ton department walked off with a impressive record of 53 wins and [ j itely made for you! " national system. He's the only board could decide to hold special j System Of .Appeals (onim ander B. J. Killm ast«r. just how much he upset her when .-,11.( 1.,- „e - . ■ yard pass to Kavanaugh The I tuaiiy here. ! of Jim Rafferty, his New York A. Bell won't have to worry about ! majority of the indixidual prizes in only 16 losses inatwo years of I New York, Sept. 23.— ur — i ler. man alive who did that. He's slx- hearings. Odds are about 2 to 1 ! The governors will arrange ap- rhalrman of the Joint .\rmy-Navy I he criticized the YP group. He ! enlisting of new voters Is unrelenting Bears then added two j Thii iiimore new-voter roast leaders, while S. M. U. Is ; their last western swing from broken-field runners In the game. advertently declined to accept tbe to back the team. Matt Monarty Earl’s father has been ar­ pass and setting up another score this winter's minor league meeting In the National League. Jim Registration for evening school rested seven tlme.a becau.se the pid. They had to )>e helped since | organization and pep hmte.l as about the southwest con- | Little Rock in the American Asso- The stocky Crain scored eight penalty whereupon the referee agreeing to do sb In order to keep with a pass. Dick Todd ac­ f enec’s best touchdowns last season as a soph-, awarded Stratford a touchdown. — more later Turner pitched a two bitter to give Will take place tonight, tomorrow boy was not In school. The they didn't know how to help I Result of Hard AAbrk elation. . . . he was vi.sed as a pinch I the cagers from disbanding ------I the champion Cinoinnatl Reds a counted for the third tally with a Saturday's biggest games are hitter against the Indians on Sept. { omore . . . on plays sveraging In the course of the long argu-i g^gjon of court war Blgtat and Wednesday at the office elder Allison doe.sn't believe in Hurley Derides' themselves. j The Democrats, in order to gain Todaj’s Guest Star 1 2-1 victory over the Pirates (tha Around her welled the tradi- , their cl>i the field with several hard-work- lane nl New Orleans, Pittsburgh- then took over first base before the | A little more molding up front claim to the *core. compiled a record of 22 wins tend clas.ses without being im­ Our Country Cleveland Rams opened their ram- and Dana Bible will have some­ ald-Journal: "Every move Clevc-T son by one rum In the first gams, lo the main high school building Ohio .State at Columbus. Wa-shlng- Sox left St. Louis. . . .He was in i munized against smallpox. Willkie Standi "Mit the old horsehide. " yelled lit- *ng vote getters, while the GOP sc- against only seven losses U finish- land s complaining players make, ' but Johnny Vander Meer'a wdld- I palgn with an impressive 21 to 13 , Mlnneapolis, there in both games against the ' thing. Harlford, Sept. 23—(4> 'Seek- from seven to riine o’clock. Classes The father makes the boy Plan ill Draft tie Tommy Slovack. "Strike ’Im tlvitles were not nearly as direct, ed in a triple deadlock for first with a view' of making Vitt look , ness cost them the second gam#, will be conducted In any subject victory over Philadelph a Michigan-Callfornia at Berkeley Yankees over the past week-end. . \ Baylor Bean Could Be ing to comply w lh uportsmen'a re- W'alk to school each morning out: Kill the umpire!" screamed Democratic leaders. however, Drake scored all of Clevelands place in the Rec Senior League but bad, appears to work in such a 8-1. He walked seven batters and In which sufiTiclent interest Is good-natured Mrs. Mahoney. promise that the future sessions and Cnlorado-Texas at Austin. Lupicn has batted 13 times and Conference Dark-Horse quests that West Hill pond. New so the parenLs won’t be accus­ Dcinorrutir Noiiiiiicr for i touchdowns in the first two peri­ With lettermen sprinkled lib­ was eliminated In the playoffs.; fashion that Vitt looks good and ; hit one before Milt Shoffner came Shown, at least twenty elections Cziie their partlsan.s growing in The.se will be the first games for has collected five hits,: Including Hartford, be opened for fishing be­ ed of "wilfully violating’ the ods. Don Looney, Eagle end. erally throughout. Baylor's stock fore June 1. the State Board of Last season the Green copped ' fhe players look bad.” ' to his rescue. ^ is g necessary to start a class. compulsory attendance law (itiverfior Lauit^RouHe- mote but familiarly dear past, numbers coniparable with the per- each team, except for ^ s to n Col­ three doubles, for a mark of .385 ten straight victories to annex the ______: 16th Win for FItz IpHii^ Aiiieriran Fair­ contributed both opposing scores lege, which walloped Centre. 40-0, . .and he's covered the initial sack goes up a few points. Fisheries and Game announced it ;..It IB expected that instruction After serving a 20-day Jail We Must Learn to Say NO I Like high sch(»l days in Spring-,I rentage of Saturday, on passes from Davey O'Brien and Rec Senior League crown, then Lannv Ross, the Radio warbler, ' The Brooklyn Dodgers scored a will be given in the same subjects velt in Speech. la.st .Saturday. There'.s no way of without a nilsplay. . . . Jack Wilson, a back who does It would send ballots to property sentence in his fight agaln.st ness in Call. vllle, W'here no one thought of! I-ast-j^ekr-erfthe 116 ne«’ voters , ail. is ready for a big season. A went on to acquire Central Leagaie bagged'a 94-lb. antelope with one ; twin win over the Phillies a* as last year, namely, sewing, cook­ . .saving the workers, or safeguard- Foster Watkins. telling what may happen. owners who own land bordering vaccination, the 32-year-old sworn in at tips'first »easion, 79 The Pittsburgh Steelers. after half dozen sophomores are making the lake asking them to vote on honors, winning 31 out of 40 games cartridge near Leander, Wyo., the Freddie Fitzsimmons won his alx- ing. stenography, ' typing,' book- Bndg''pCleveland Indians de­ before Bob Carpenter, a Giant High, will be the principal. ^ Wappiiig The local draft boards will han­ dinals were Idle. Blue Devils' leading rival, clashes Into early practice Tuesday eve- And. gents, that's a concession accused of being "about four authors. which would parallel dictatorship? dle the serial numbers. The boards left Joe that evening and went number already is estimated at The standings; from a championship club.. . . (De­ sophomores and junior* dot the. feat Detroit -ngers, 10-5, In third All last...... old Pop Warner has a grade..A rookie from Knoxville, 7-3. with Wake Forest. They won last Mra. W. W. Grant months late" In deciding that ' NO! will receive from, national head­ back to the apartment. She felt well over 1,000. It is with this Eastern Division. spite his great showing, Lupe will lineup, but the Owl* should gain game of decisive series to reduce 1 The St. Louts Cards blasted th* .Satunlay’s games, 56-6 over Ap­ year * players are expected to re- ' peeve on because somebody wrote 7394, Manchester America should aid England, "was By Fiophle Kerr Do we want to submit to super- quarters a supply'of registration clean and healthy with the wind group, as W'ell as the new'comers, w L be forced to wait until Jimmy a 50-50 record. Detroit's American League lead to Chicago Cuba. 8-1 and 2-1, knoclt- palachian and 79-0 over William turn, the squad being headed by that Bob Zuppke .w as a better going about the country endorsing .Author of “Blg-Hraried Herbert,” taxation which can be used against cards. The cards will be publicly and the sun lingering in her hair that party workers are now work­ Washington . .2 0 Foxx retires before he'll get any­ On tbe independent side. Texas one game. Captain Jimmy Murphy, Pete I artist than he Alabama lost a Ing Dizzy Dean dizzy in the first Jewe’ii, respectively. North Caro- where with the Sockers). . . . But Los Angeles— Bobby Riggs con­ Open Forum ------and esjaitising the accomplish­ •'There's Only One," "Fine the 1x111 of the majority of the numbered 1, 2, 3, etc., and then and on her face, and the voice ing. .seeking to persuade them to Pittsburgh . . .1 0 Tech and Texas Mine* have Staum, Sherwood Moorhouse, Elmo I''■hale of a footbaU p ro je c t game and getting the best o f y,. a I. Lno Lsadica Aid Society met i|t ' Una State, which upset William quers National CThampion Don Mc­ ments of the Denioeratic adminis­ to lxM>k .At,” etc. people? publicly shuffled. .Supplies of these of the fans ringing In her ears. become party memliers. Brooklyn .. . .0 1 maybe he will not have to wait slipped a notch, but Hardin-Sim- Gavello, Pat Murdock. Earl Yostl'^'hen malaria forced Charlie Hud-1 pitcher a duel In the nightcap be- the home of .Mrs. Ernestine .Sulli­ Neill. 5-7, 2-6, 6-0, 12-10, 6-3, to NO! cards will be distributed to the Sitting there on the grass after Following the close of the .^t- . .0 1 i and Mary, 16-0, Friday in the first overlong, for Double X's sinus mons la climbing rapidly. Onte- ' tween Max Lanier and Larry tration while Governor Baldwin New York . Southern conference lilt, meets win Pacific Southwest tennis tour­ and Jimmy and Bill Murray. N e w -'.s°n to quit school ■■■ Jake Pi5W- ween . vipHnn’« hnm*r In Nortb End Water van Friday afternoon. Plans were Mr. and Mrs. Arakrica, to make Do we want ,u,ciorulers with»n.n |iuwcrpower to various local registration places. the game, eating some of the pea­ nrday sesslcm, adjournment was Philadelphia . .0 2 ■does not aRpear to be getting any nary is dangerous. Arizona has comers Include Johnnv Hilinski.! the Yankee outfielder, w-ho has , f rench. Martin Marion s homermcr InIn and other Willkie adherents are ! Davidson. 19-7 winner over Rol- better. .. .That's the reason for nament: McNeill and Frank Park­ made for the society's annual up our minds about what we want make war, conscript citizens, seize The first man to enroll oh.Dct. 16 nut ■IqRter sandwiches Mrs. ila - taken until this coming Wednes­ 1((ton. much potential strength, and with the high, school's leading scorer: in only two games this sea- the ninth settled the second game. going about condemning the very Jimmy's latest batting slump ... er upset Jack Kramer and Ted Editor, The Herald: in this country, we must also make property, crush opposition with may get any • nulnber from 1 to honey had insisted shp share, and day at 7 p. m. when another voter- W I. ' llns. plenty of backs and an adequate ' son. has been tossed out of three Ch|ckrn pie dinner and sale which same policies and accomplish­ In the southeastern conference, Schroeder, National double* tltle- last year; and Walter Forde, vet­ I have been following the recent ments ' lip our minds about what we don't lines and prison, sentences and set 10,000— dependitu pn the number drinking beer that Joe . had making .session will be held in the Chicago Bears .... , . 1 0 line. New MexUm 1* ready for all by umpires because is to be held Thursday evening. Louisiana State (89-7 against comers. : holders, 6-3, 3-8, 6-1, 6-2; Dorothy eran guard who is returning after articles reg^ardlng the town water He said it was the national de­ want. To di.scard is the .first (jitop t|h^*T "'*'1 above our law—as in the of cards his district requires. brought along, she had.. captured miinielpal building. Cleveland ...... 1 0 Manchester High's soccer team, ing from tbe bench. October 17. The following were again that feeling of family unity, , Loulaiana Tech) plays Mississippi Texas A. and M., th* super-team, \ Sunday defeats Valerie Scott, 6-3, year's absence. dspartment.. The only suggestion fense program of the Roosevelt ad- in selection. Therefore let us ask ,®otaIltarian slates today ? Will Wire Highest Numfier A't that time the town clerk and Green Bay ...... 1 1 with about ten veterans back as League Leaders of safety. 0 I (37-0 Hgainst Union U.), and Flor- find* plenty of competition in its : 6-3. In women's singles final. I have is Qiar an investigation ■placed In charge of the dinner: .ministration, and not the accomp­ ourselves some plain qu'estlons. NO! On registration night, each local members of the Board of .'Relect. Chicago Cardinals . .0 a nucleus, opens Its season tomor­ The other day. Doc Prothro, She climbed the stairs to the 1 ' Ida meets Mlsslsnitipl State, own backyard. Pawtucket. R. I —Mra. Pa>-ne Should be made of the private ....o,Mrs. ,r.o„ciAsher A. Collins,v-oums, airiMrs. Walter lishments of Governor Baldwin, We have four basic freedoms Do we want America to be any­ board will wire the. govd'roor of the men will swear m those qualified Detroit ...... 0 row afternoon here against Hugh j manager of the Phils, was deaper- By The Associated Press ' state Its highest numter, and the apartment. The door was open so j The east can't offer much more Greer's South Wind.sor High boot- 1 That is how well football is , Whitney’s Hash defeats W. L. Yesterday^s Stars .company that supplies the north , S. Nevers. Mrs. May F. Barber, that bad brought prcjsperlty to bere, freedom of speech, freedom thing but free and Strong and for­ for the right to vote. .Sunday’s resulU: ' Brann's Challedon by a half length ' ate for a pinch hitter . . . he cabled, ------National League governor will relay thW Infofma* the cross-ventilation could- cool Chicago Bears 41, Green Bay 10. than warm-ups unless It's--Navy “ers. .. .these rivals have met four played la the southwest. the roll o f' the Phllly bench, then and with water.. I 1 Mrs. George H. n. Sibleyoioiey of West Conncfficul, but that the governor of assembly, freedom of religious ward-looking, offering her people Saturday's total was about I to win Narragansett Special and Batting — Germ*, PlttaburglL tlon to the selective service direc­ o ff the room and Sue Mary heard vs. William and Mary, but further times Jn the poet two years and thumbed his newest rookie pitcher For the last ten years the water , Hartford, Mrs. VJetor Nelson and was taking credit for all the ac­ worship and freedom of the press. constant opportunity for decent equally divided between men and Cleveland 21, Philadelphia IS. By The Asspeiated Press ' .376; Lombardi, Cincinnati, J it. tor in Washington. ' Vera and Natalie talking. Washington 21, New York 7. - west the program Includes Pur- EHlswrorth baa won them all, 3-0 CTilcago — G. R. Allen's Mon , I24.6(X), running mile and three and told him to go up and hit .... 111 tte north end has been almost Mrs. C. Vinton Benjamin. In con- complishments of the national ad­ Do we want living, and national peace to give women, there being 237 men an.j (Teorge Selkirk.. Yankees— Hit RunS^Mlze,. St. Lout*, 106; The director w ill then prepare a '' Suddenly she wished she w'as due-Butler, Mloaouri-St. Louis, and 2-1 In 1938 and 5-0 and 6-0 In Reve, 15-1 shot, outruns Sura i sixteenths in 1:57. Challedon "Hickory” comamnded the d oc.... imdrinkable: We have read about | nectlon with the dinner there will ministration. to give up free- this living stability and permaii- 234 women present for the oath ^ Pittsburgh 10, Detroit 7. Swift in 2 4 mile marathon handl- ! passes $800,000 mark in winnings two homers and double to drive in Vaughan, Pittsburgh. 105. atanure piles draining into the master set of numbers. ri)nning up back in her old room. Back where L This week's schedule: Texas Christian-Ontenary, Den- 1939___ Wllmot L. Reed is the up to bat marched Charlie Frye be a food sale In charge of Mrs. The public works commissioner of speech? ence 7 cap at Hawthorne. I with $4,000 second money. four runs against Boston. Rune batted In—Mize. St. Loula, reaervolrs, but If this condition to the highest registration number .she knew .po one, but wherie she Wednesday night — (Thlcago ver-Iowa State (Friday). Colorado Red and White coach and has had and hlckorled a homer to beat the Annie V. Collins and Mrs. Anton declared also that nobody "wants NO! NO! Sid Hudson and Ken Chase, Sen­ 130; F. McCormick. Cincinnati, has been corrected, it doesn’t seem reported. These will be placed In could settle these doubts, these Bears vs. Chicago Cardinals. Statc-Coloradp Mines. Utah State- about thirty candidates trying out CTubs .'. . . the ' hunch was Frye's Slmler. 'TTle fancy work booth peace " or is "any more Insistent Do we want ators— pitched effectively to give 123. .. ' to have helped the palatabillty of capsules and 'placed In a glass conflicting ideas alone. Saturday night New York at San Jose and the coast double- for the team during the past two Nats doublebeader win over Ath­ home town. Hickory, N. C. will be directed by Mrs. Edward J. on keeping American bo.vs out of to give up free­ Mr., and Mrs. America, we, you Arlillerv Goes Hite—F'-McCormick, Ctocinnatl, the water supply. bowl for the drawing. As each ^ “ Well, I ’m not worried. And ■ Philadelphia. header sending Utah against San­ weeks. . . . letics. Rus.sell and Mrs. Ernestine Sulli­ European warfare " than President dom of assem­ an'd I and all of us. are the prople! Tiger Swat Kings in Harmony 187; Hack. Chicago, 182. I live over north. The water has serial number is drawn, it will be­ I ’m not going to let you get m e; ta Clara and Stanford against San Ted Lyons. White Sox— Held Eighteen members of the 52- van. The sale of plants and flow­ Roosevelt. bly? We are part o f America's gelvern- To Fori Wri«rlii Sunday; Doublet— F, Mcttormlck. Clncia* been bad enough for years, but ers will be in charge of .Mrs. come an order number. starte.d," Vera’s voice came to Sue | Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. Francisco. Held to a draw by its Alumni Browns to six hits (three by Walt man freshman squad at St. Mary’s Chargea Political Dismissal NO! ment and responsible to it aS'lt is natl. 3; Vaughan, PltUburgh, $•. ! 11 today it is absolutely putrid. It John A. CoHins. For example, the 'first numbers Many/ against the background of I Chicago Cardinals vs. Green a 1 beaten by New. Britain. Bristol Judnich) as CThicago won, 10-0. (California) top the beam at 200 Triple* — Vaughan, Plttaburgh,'] In an earlier speech yesterday, Do we want reqxinsible to us. Our responsibil­ drawTj may be; aaems to be over chlorinated, or music from the radio. ' He’s no Bay at Milwaukee. High's football eleven trounced Bobby Feller. Indians— Limited, lbs or better .... Virginia Military 15; four tied with 13. Wapplng Grange will hold its at the annual outing of the Litch­ to give up free- ity begins in our town and county First'—474 over-something so that even cat- more serious with her than I am RMdgepon. Sept. 23 cPi The Cleveland at Detroit. PlainvUle by 12-0 Saturday for Its league-leading Tigers to eight has the football team In the old Home run*--Mlze. St. Louis, 6ISj regular meeting tomorrow eve- dom of religious Second— 4382 Oe. let alone human beings, would field County Democratic Associa­ elections and goes on to our State with that fool Ross C^ark, Jr. ! 212nd Coast Artillery of the Con- Standings first vlctoj^ of the season . . . Tom hits in winning 27th victory of dominion this year, despite all N icholson, Chicago, and R lS H ^ ning. A competitive program will worship ? Third—46. etc. turn from this alleged "water ’ in tion in Winsted. Hurley charged And Federal elections. We have, "O f course I'll use him. I'll find! National Guard, Inducted Kelley, Manchester Htgh's grid year. His homer was one of five those stories you've been hearing Philadelphia, 24. i be presented. Walden V. Collins NO! First To Be CaUed |, dtogust that Governor Baldwin, in dismiss­ the right to be heard, we have the nut everything I can. ~ That ■ was I into, . the- U. S. ....■•JArmy c»a'week vsTTc-rv nK'-*'ago. Yeeterday’s Results mentor, served as referee . . . Indians got in 10-5 win. about William and Mary .... W il­ Stolen baeea—Frey. Ctoc j will be chairman of the group Do we wan t Diere la absolutely no sound ing him last Thursday from the right to act. Only our own apathy Serial Number 674 in each"local the plan in the beginning; I mean ^mbarkA today on a toijr^of GBL Fred Fitzsimmons and Curt liam and Mary is the most 18; Hack, Chicago, and Moors, whose names are In the flr.st part to give up Iree- district thus would become Order National jNFSan for this condition, and State Defense Council, had acted and carelessness can give us bad In going to that office to work. duty after hearing CJovernor Cincinnati - Davis, Dodgers—Former won his "feared” team, all right, but just Loula, 17. of the alphabet and Harold Hart, d__o m of t h e Number 1, and the than holding Ik tt* !■ no uinby*paniby excuse for "political purposes only." government. And it's fortunate that he's slm- Baldwin, who rose from a sick bed Boston 4-3. New York 3-7. Brooklyn 16th with; a four hitter, and latter doesn't seem to be ripe this year Pitching — Fitzalmmdna. Bihofc*! the others. press ? that serial number would be the St. Louis 8-2, Chicago 1-1. Three Practices y » t can jusUfy this continual of- In all Hurley made four cam­ WlU we forget that this govern­ Dle, enough to be interested In me. Ivi take part In the send-off tell St. Louis . won nightcap from Phillies with ....C h arley Yates, who won the lyn. 16-2; Sewell, Plttaburgh, The Christian Endeavor Society NO! first called. Brooklyn 10-5, Philadelphia 2-2 ^ fttmt to the people of the north paign appearances yesterday, ment la ours to make or spoil ? Will I don't know how much good he’ll the soldiers "<3od be with you and Pittsburgh six-bit job. British arriateur title two years met last evening. The discussion speaking in Meriden and Hartford wa forget that in our own hands But what about a small dis­ do, but we must consider every bring you safely home." Cincinnati 2-1, Pittsburgh 1-8. Mort Cooper and Max Lanier. ago, hasn't been so hot In golf Ameiiaui We pay money for water, not was on "Headlights of Our Chris­ trict? Say one with only 100 Chicago For Grid Eleven aa well as at Winsted and at the Beside these basic freedoms we lies our welfare and the welfare o f angle. I’ll pump him, and ah as More than 30,000 people, g^th------' .American Cards— Former scattered six hits this year, but be just has been Batting—DlMaggio, New Tor tfr some by-product of the tian Faith.” "The leaders were registrants? New York Bridgeport Town Committee’s an- have our long-established form of those who shall come after us? much undercover investigating as creit ■ at Sea.sidc Park yesterday Wosjilngton 6-5, Philadelphia to win opener from Cubs, and lat­ elected \1ce president o f an Atlan­ .350; Appling. Chicago. M i . 1 aranps. Every time the con- Walter Foster. Jr., and Porter A. In that case the ; first number Boston nual Roosevelt Day outing here. government, which has three And will be forget that the time to I can without tipping my hand. after tyatchlng a parade of lOoOb <'2- ter bested Larry French In night­ ta bank .... the Is pitching Runs— Greenberg. Detroit. ^ »ra realty get ready to take Collins. The older mmebers of the drawn under 101 would become Philadelphia Moriarty Brothers will hold Bon, they are bought off with Senator Francis T. Maloney ac­ branches, executive, legislative and think . . . to speak . . . to act "And aa lot. ..Nick—well, I marchers celebrate National Guard New York 6, Boston 3 cap. Its annual football dinner to New Williama, Boston, 122. society acted as hosts to the enter­ Order Number 1 for that district. Chicago 10, St. Louis 0. three footbaU practice this week, 1 promise of someone to fix cul- companied Hurley in Meriden, his Judicial, acting as check and bal­ . . . Is NO W ? know he’s doing; the same thing. day, heard the governor declare’ "I Detroit Jim Turner. Reds and John York scribes Wednesday night.... Runs battod in—Greeabarg, ing freshmen of Ellsworth High In tbe example cited, the third cncveland 10, Detroit 5. tonight, WednesdayE*day andaifid Friday at 01 put In a new pipe. What is home city, and in Winsted for his ance to extreme power In any one. The answer, Mr. and Mrs. Amer. It’s not serious.” wouldn't have missed this if i Cleveland Lanning, Pirates -- Jim pitched Tommy Farr will be Joe Louis’ troit, 149; DlMaggio, Nawr Ya school, 15 in number. number drawn—46—would become could get one leg under me.” the West Side Oval at 6:15 o'clock. tod Is either a new system or a first campaign appearances since Do we want to give up a gov­ lea, is ^ura to make. New York .. Tonight’s session will be devoted two-bit ball to give Reds first next opponent, and thank good­ 128. Order Number 1 In a small dis­ The chief executive was strick­ water company, and It boUa will be a discussion of the he was nominated for reelectl.on at ernment which combines executive, It is NO ! c Sue Mary leaned back against C3)lcago to signal drill and contact work game, and Lanning allowed only ness they’re taking It to L oi An­ Hit*—Cramer, Boot**, and tolrd term issue at the South trict. en with grippe last week and' or­ Cheshire. Sept. 23 — M’l — A “ to those altemaUves alone. the Democratic spring convention. legislative and judicial powers, the wall. Her mind refused to crowd of nearly 5,000, double that Boston .... will start Wednesday, all players seven hits to win nightcap. geles. . ^ cliff, St Loula, Its. Windsor town hall Thursday eve- dered by his physician to remain Doubles — Gieaabarg, Harold S. Lyman. A t the Winsted rally a campaign 'vmking togethe)^ co-operatively? Ttoe Cnltod Ntotes eonnot be function. It seemed that she had expected by the sponsors, turned St. Louis ... being asked to bring their pads. Eddie Milter, Bees and Bo)).Car- * o’clock. The meeting at home for several days' re.si. Notre Dame had its four horse­ 4gu.Boudreau, caavaland, 45. song of hla owm composition was ooaiimKid to any otber ’ country , Former Proiiate Judge IM>— 800 officers and m^n rro:i intact with the exception of Joe in first game, while rookie C?arpen- two—aqd both of them c»n really Finney, Bootoe, and Katiar, "•>of the Increased avei^ thority. A vote will be token at which ensuras each c lt iz « the new hi the ^ world. wrttoe They we re the voices of girls she trial of the United Raccoon Hunt- one erf the latter aJr Shepard, noted poet and Pulitzer right to express his will by ballot Judge Frank L, Whitney, 79, New knew, worked with, called her *rr Field Trial and Protective As- Today’s Qaniea Stoum. who has joined the U. 8. ter gained first major league wI b ride a nag .... halfback. Dicli York. 15. the meeting to decide on whether f*a ee la the next article of will train for a ■ ~J» HooM run*—GreaeWg, has Itttod the height prize winning biographer. as to the persons who shall govern Hartford, died last night In the friends.. jl,itlon of (Connecticut in which New York at Brooklyn. Navy. The team looked Impressive In nightcap. High spent the summer on a dude the group wlU affUtate with the thla aerlea on “ Onr Country.” Wright, Fishers Island, ,N. Y.. n 40; Foon, Boston. 55. [■ w Its stawardaoscs an inch, him. Litchfield county hospital In Wln- "You may be able to handle first tree and first line were won PbUadeIpbia at Bofton. In It* early workouts and another Hank_ Greenberg, (le ft) first baseman in v e rte d to an outfielder, ranch in Wyoming, and Frank American Discuaaion League. A ll Ramon Novairo’a rtol name was ated after an illness of two moitbs. p>ng Island Sound a short dls- Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. good oeaton seems In the offing. It and Rudy York, catcher converted,to a first baseman, have put the Havre de Grace, Md.— Charles WUeon, also a half, got hia giddap Stolon bn* w Ca**. W| *••1 fira Inchao. The restdenta lnteresU|d la this topic pp we want to give up this two- your work. I don’t doubt but that tonce out o f New London harbor. by Harvest Moon and Midpight Ramon GU Samoniegoa until a Los Boneflali get smaUer while He had served aa judge of ptobate Bun respectively, entries of the St. Louis at Chicago. is planned to meet the beat teams Detroit Tigera right at the top of the American League with their 8. Howard’s Mloland Gains easy experience eh ow l^ bis dad’s 313; Wallcar, Washington, BL. Marit of UO pounds ro­ or in the discussion group are P*H y system, guaranteeing our you can play this a a rk guy for You don’t march off to Imnre- Pltcliiag— Roers. DstfiMia ^ Angeles court authorised him to growing up: the larvae shrink to here fo r more than 30 yegra, re­ rose and Oak Kennels, Norwood. .American in the stole, both at home and terrific slugging. The home run bitters indulge In a UtUa harmony five-length victory over Roncat In borsea at various ohowa through­ urged to attend- , personal participation in our gov- one-half sixa befora attaining the all he’s worth.” Natalie's voice mate battle and we hop^ you nev«r NawmomTDatreit I t - 4 . chaajto I t ^ erninantT tiring when he. il>ecanie 70 years was apaused. Then it. adhered. N. 4. (N o games scheduled.) away,! - ’ as iliair club toclcla* tha Indiana jn a stratpb fight for tha flag. $10,000 added Potomac handicap. out the year. rhdutt form. old. . ^ ,M ve to, ’ the) governor said yeatee. F ' "But remember this. 'Nick is a I ■ ' ',■? J ■■ V ^ A™-., ' f . , , t MANCHESTER BVENIN^ HERAU), MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, S E ^ M B E R 23,1940 TEH \IANCRB8TER BVENiNQ BBRAU). 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.•8- I Stwk Wins Fast Racs an«BS air bases ta Tonkin north [ womaa and #3 aRn—th* latter ta of Manchester, and Richard Beldon British Forces eluding msmbors of the crow that George See* of West Hartford. .■ Baby Returned To Memorial Hospital Travel Slowed Japanese Forces of the Rsd river. Including on* Legion Hears VFWBenefit forth Enders Complain Germans Aver bass near Hanoi. had numbarod 351—were exhaust- S. Psrmtaslon for tbs Japanese d and dtonebsd when taken aboard the game, which went ten innings, To Defend Nile Valley arrested for illegal entry in 1925, spite the fast pace, husband, Von Ribbentrop sped hem* to tsU Asia. Hanoi. ’The eonfersnees ta the boys and their auxiliaries heard not least by their gifts for the re­ early this morning a steady stream but his records did not show atreet makes it neceaaary for Opposing Foreos Snrreader children to burry on <* ck, and w* About Town erana’ ho.spltal. Next month th* was a home run by Herb Leggett The proclamation of martial law doctor and the nurses lost the those who travel by way of Silver Adolf Hitler of his Rome discus­ colonial capital several times were i Kelly, In hi* report as national lief of suffering In this war." unit* at Unionvill* will glv* a o f complaint and Ire was poured whether he had been deported. An Imperial head^arters com­ near collapa*. and once, foreign ; commander, declare there was a started with the children behaving in to the Manchester Water com­ of the winner and the pitching of in Egypt was In line with the gov­ race. The baby was born In the Lane to detour at Forbes street. sions of Axis hopes for carving up Several times he referred bit benefit program for the same causw Harold Iverson of the lo.sers. The F. B. 1. learned ne had entered car and two nurses were the munique, said Indo-CTilna forces sources reported, Japan delivered i strong possibility that Legion- magnificently. : I Brownie Pack No.' 21. Mise pany. supplier of . the north end ernment's determination to de­ With the large number of automo­ the empire of a conquered Britain. terly to the Nazi attacks, as when Eunice Brown, leader, ,)vl11 meet at and following that, those In Plain# from Canada under the German mother’s only attendants at the Naxl sir raiders, the high com­ which had ’’unlawfully" restated an ultimatum to France calllqg ;.nal«* would be given definite as- "We clambered Into a lifeboat. residents. Some misguided pee^ fend-the Nile valley should Italians quota ten years latei. biles being sent through thla street the occupation In a sklrihtah on he consoled "the sorrowing par­ the Hollister street school. Wed 'vin*. eons ranged their guns at the The regular communication of near that home of nearly all i birth. there la a congestion dally. Those mand communique said, hit port for settlement of th* matter by slgnments In th# future 1a helping ! but It had shipped much water, ents" of children drowned In the Manchester Lodge of Masons will Chief HIrschey said he had the northern frontier surrondered midnight Sunday. Both psrtta* de­ to "plug the gaps existing ta our »nd iU rudder was gone. We saw nesday afternoon at 3:30. Pupils of Mrs. Tlolda Martin sn# town ofllclals, only to be correctly Egyptians. The country has been ; , Erma of Cosalta, Companion Dog Kxcellent, (above) bred by Shortly after the birth of who use the Middle Turnpike and fscllitiea, dock* and "other war im­ I torpedoing of a British refuge* tertalned with solo and group be held in the Temple tomorrow under a "st.atc of siege " since the Cosalta Kennels of Miss Marie J. Leary, Greenwich and trained asked the F.B.I., when It finished her child the mother was placed portant tsrgsta" ta night sttseks at 11 a.m. today. (9 p.m. Sunday, nied there waa an ultimatum. The internal snd sntl-subveralve de- ’ many other small bohta- T^e chil­ rou M to the propet concern. with Muhlenbrolch, to turn him Love Lane route are now finding It e.s.t.). The troops were disarmed dren were singing ’Roll Out the I ship and called the sinking a "foul Robert Hamilton, son of Mr dance numbers and their work waS The town department furnishes night beginning at 7:30. The Fel- Sept. 1, 1939. by Capt. Herman O. Schendel, took top honors In points yesterday in the maternity ward and necessary to drive slow through on London and also bombed other agreement was signed yesterdsy fensei." ] deed." lowcraft degree will be worked on over to San Francisco police for military objectives In southern and fighting ceased, the communi­ afternoon. Gov Leverett Baltonstall of Barrsll.' As they came to tbe part and Mr*. William Hamilton of 53 received with the heartiest ap­ water only to that section of town Ahmed Maher Pas Ha, leader of at the trials of the New England Shepherd Dog Club at Mt. Nebo. mother and child are both well. Woodland and Burnside. ’Ibe i But, he concluded confidently: plause. The numbers included a one candidate. the Saadlst party, however, was Erma won first place and the prise in the Open B class with 248 subsequent transfer to San Mateo England. que said. Docoux Issues Proclamation Massachusetts and Mayor Maurice that goes ‘We ll have a barrel of School street resumed his Junior located In a general southerly di­ county. State and county author­ The husband marked up yes­ trolley tracks are being removed Th* occupation waa the result of I ". .. . Let US be of good cheer. year of study today at the Univer­ cowgirl tap by Nancy Stone, rection from the south side of Mid-1 - reported to he attempting to bring points out of a possible 250. points. Erma Is shown clearing the hur» all the way from Adnma .street in At MS, it said one commerce- After the signing. Admiral Jean J. Tobin of Boston welcomed th* fun' the ship sank." After winter, comes spring, and ities agreed It waa a matter for terday’s race to the hospital ; an "amicable undersUndlng” Decoux. the governor general of Miss Day told of a night of ter­ sity of (Jonnecticut at Storrs. He Phyllis Durkee. Beverly Simpson die turnpike. All north Is supplied i -'If'- l^ank Zimmerman of 1.^2 the que.stion of war or peace to an ^ die in one of the obedience testa. and the subsequent event as his i Mam’hcsler to Burnside. stalking submarine had sunk four delegates, with Tobin declaring after our present trials will as- by the private Manchester Water ; Benton street gave a joint supper state, not Federal, prosecution. British merchant ship* totaling reached with French colonial offi­ Indo-China. Issued a proclamation that "If the American people had ror in tbe darkness after the ship is a member of Pficta Sigma Chi ] and Rose Dancrossc. Thes* ssroo is.sue before Parliament next | ______The mlnlmdm penalty, upon con- greatest experience—one he I Trafllc .Slowed Up cials at Hanoi. Indo-China capital, ' suredly come victory and a release I party at her home last night. week. I As the tracks arc in the center 29.000 tons and s spsedbost had calling upon th* population for listened to your pleadings for pre­ went down of cold and sleet and llfirom these evil things. I>et u* then Fraternity. dancers, with Jeanne Milllgail, vlcUon, would be life Imprison­ docs not want to ri^eat, ever. | at 4:30 p.m. Sunday, it was an­ water "up to our hips" In a life­ dreiased in rainbow pastel ahade* - It’ appears that today the north !honoring her father. William Xoren Four Saadlst members of the of the road from Woodland Intonto ■ sunk sun S'3,000-ton merchantman and "understanding, calmness and dis- paredness over a period of years, put our trust, as I do. in God and end's water supply tastes like a 1 of 113 We.st street, and her daiigh- ment under California's "little ^'Incapacitated' 'a patrol vessel off nounced. cipllns." boat. Groups I and 2 of Center rhur.rh presented another graceful num« cabinet resigned Saturday over re­ Lindbergh" law. Burnside It slows up traffic. Rc Despite "some skirmishes" at our nation would be a mors re- mixture of bath-tub gin and stale ter, Betty, who is o^ie of .Mr. Idents of Glastonbury cannot co English coast. The proclamation said "certain .b.n .. ... ; ar,y “""Sir"" •f'"' ■" women will have meetings at the her. Judith McCarthy danced *n fusal of the premier to entertain Sawmill Otvner Hero waved his hand. The throng roar­ ' Dongdang, on the northern fron­ coffee and has about the same ef-I-N’oren'S 13 grandchildren Betty a declaration of war now. Capt. Schend^l’s Dog along Ea.st Hartford's South Ma Ridicule British f'harges airports In Tonkin were placed at church tomorro'w evening at 7.30 acrobatic number. Nancy Stone a Yesterday’s hero, a hard-fisted, ed Its good night. tier, when soni# Japanese troop* time.” ..L then ” *4). u ifi "ihst Institute* New Order feet on some 'stomachs. ' It can't was it and her grandfather 79. To get the l.s.siie before Parlia­ street and are detoured through'•"VI#' Other official German sources the disposal of the Japanese Army Cojor* Borne Down Center Isle ^ happened. , Th* Wns instituted a new order , to plan the season's activities. rhythmic tap and a song and danog be used "even to wash with." and ! After games and motion pictures, modest 220-pound sawmill owner began their entry In th* darkness as Its operation* require." Tonkin act was put on by Phyllis Durkee. ment, however, the Saadist.s must Hillstown Into Forbes street. A ridiculed British charges that a from th* Chinese province of in an (mpresalve as , one fo* BrlUsh men and women civil- ; women were cagey about risking : 29 of the member,, of the family named Cecil Wetzel, temporarily number of 01a.stonbury residents German torpedo sank the British is opposite the Chinese provinces Ians in alt walks of life, "ranking Mrs. F-obert F G. Miss Dorothy iDo'wd accompanied induce the premier to consent to a Wins ffigfiest Honors dropped from view after deliver­ Little Boy Apparently Kwangsi last night, the advance the convention opened, the nation- j escorts, a stewardess their laundry In this "awful .stuff." enjoyed a buffet supper, a feature sijecial session. are using the ferry p.cros.s's^the Con­ refugee liner which went down last of Kwangsi and Yunnan. al color* and the banner of the Le- next to the Victoria Cross." | Mitchell of 241 West Center .street.1 the dancers on the piano. Weter Company’s Side jof which was the two birthday; ing the handsome boy and his sul­ was declared ’ to be proceeding Decoux said the agreement rep­ and two sailors left alive." Saadlats who quit the cabinet Unhurt by Adventures necticut river. It 1s coating them Tuesday about 600 mile* off the gion were borne down the center Another escort told of a 13- The new award for gallantry will I visited the orld s Fair during I General dan'.:ing followed. Dur­ The Manchester Water company rakes. Both were remembered with ! len kidnaper to Federal men at 30 cents a day. hut they are. cut­ English coast with * loss of 293 smoothly. resented "one of the greatest be known as the George (>osa. , the past week, snd at the Ford ex- ing the evening a drawing on the declared in a letter that the Ital­ River Pine, a village of 50 souls. Hillsborough, Calif., Sept. 23.— Domel, Japanese news agency aisle between rows of del*3*tes officially replied to complaints to- appropriate gifts and all present ' Erma o f Cosalta Walks Creenwl^, 187; fourth, (/P) -A fter a good night’s sleep in ting off 12 miles of driving each lives. They called the British ac­ marks of confidence one country while a second medal, for wider hibit talked with Coljin Drlggs, ; box of handkerr-tilcfs with crochet- ians' "penetration of Eg.vptian ter­ Cosalta Kennels Ch. Jessica of The child had not a mark or which has close connections with can give another,” and Gen. Mau­ from every state and from f ^ off , pura, Thg Brlttab navy won't let day, blaming the condition of the enjoyed a plea.sant evening. ritory and attempts to fortify his own white crib, a warm bath way and are also .saving about an count a "tear jerket" aimed at distribution. Will be known aa the local organist who is plajdng the j ed edge, the gift of Mrs, Anna Bar- •ttpply on road oil which, it claims, ■ ----- Off with Most Points Cosalta, CDX, Greenwich, 140. brui^, the de Tristan family StataTsa an I ‘ he Foreign Office, predicted that rice Martin, commander of the posta in Alaska. France and Puer-! down.” thcm.selves there leaves no doubt and breakfast, little Marc do hour and a half. All of the winning the United States aa an | ^^^e ^ to Rico, and were advanced to the ; Angus MaoDonald, carpenter's George medal. Hammond organ. The Mitchells! ron. was drawn bv Jfl.ss LlUlab been rain-washed into the re- Members of Sunset Rebekah Novice A: First, Cosalta Ken­ physician said, yet ft'was teameiT changes that arc ocing made in the Indo-China Army, termed it "the heard th* concert under the direc- ’ Keeney f'.’uid’.Mch'cs ar"I coffee of their derision to conquer it, con­ At Obedience Trials nels' Audrey of Cosalta. Green­ he had been perilously close to Tristan, Jr., resumed his riehlful ally. since the action was the result of platform. mate, related that Edward Rich- •crvolrs from Lake street. Lodee who ran ronvenlentlv do so. place as king of his household to­ roads is ip, connection with the ap­ No passenger vea.sel which could flrit manifestation of a durable tion of Ferde Grofe. and ’ACrc In­ '! ere .served There was oil enough on I.,ake jare requested to attend the funeral trary to .Mussolini's licrlaration wich, 93; second. Thomas R. Hor­ death In the wild ride of the stolen a friendly agreement between friendship between France snd Huge banner* circle*)th* rim of ardson, 10-year-old Welsh boy. that he has no intention of aegres- Held at Mount Nebo. kidnap car. day, apparently not a whit the proach to the new tiridge-that Is b* Identifled a* such has been tor­ formed by Mr. Driggs that he atreet today for several more fid"- | of Mi.^ Helen .1. Comstock- at the I ton’s Lance v. Wledenbach. Had- to be built from the East Hartford pedoed by a German submarine or France and Japan. IJapan." the arena. "Pittsburgh WanU You ; helped him' man a lifeboat and .sfiin against Egypt." dam, 9 2 'i; third, Mrs. Robert Rounding a sharp curve In the Worse for his adventures with a But the agency quoted "compe- ' Suma declared that "Inasmuch In 1942." beckoned on*. "Back comfort the dying, wrote the words and Grofe the ings of flavoring potion for the ! Holmes Funeral Home. 2S Wood- | kidnaper. to the Hartford side of the Con­ warplane Inside or outside the an­ Obiluarv music for "Temple Hills. " which is north end water supply, an inspcc- | bridge street, tomorrow afternoon ■ War .'8e<‘n I’ refenible Erma of Co.salta, Companion Ma>-nlcke's. Storm, 92: fourth. mountain dark, the car plunged necticut river. tent quarters" aa asserting that i t},e present agreement between to Kansas City in 1941,” "It’s MU- All but ten of tbe children were The .sufferings of war, no matter Dog Excellence (C.D.X.4 a three- His father and mother, the Count nounced rone of the blockade of to be published this we'ek tion showed early this afternoon, j at three o'clock The Rebekahs | Edith A. Vose'S Peter v. d. Berg., over a 40-foot embankment. Man Britain, they said, nor has any Japan la prepared to meet Japan...... lind.. France. __ ha* been based waukee in 1941," "i Atlantic City In being remove* abroad by the gov- how great, were preferable to the year-old German Shepherd bitch, 89. and child were unhurt and Muhlen­ and Countess Marc de Tristan, his uncalled for Intervention." | peaceful talks between the two 1942. ' read others. Still more emment. Th* ten wfre being taken Weddiii<^s The Manchester Water company. ; are requested to meet at the bus ■ doting grandparents, the Louis U-boat or plane been operating as which supplies the north end of terminal, M.iin aii'l Wmalhridgc ; "shame and cowanlue of counting trained by Captain Herman O. Novice B: First; Mr. and Mrs. brolch climbed up to the road and TTie chief,,of the Press Bureau i countries there could be no objec- called for support for the ten can- to Canada privately by relative*, Mrs Rolda Martin of, (Cgnter on others for her i Egypt's i de­ Schendel of the Manchester Po­ Shattuck Cates of New York, his far off the English coast a*' the street has, relumed from .New town with water, asserts that the .strcet.s Fred N. Belliveau's Sambo v. at gunpoint took the car of the Approval Given sinking waa said to have occurred, of the .NavSI section of Imperial I ^ from any other foreign didate* for the post of national Col. James Baldwin-Webb, mem- Deaths admittedly bad condition of water fense," said the Saadists. lice Department walked off with Grafmar. 96; second, Capt. Her­ next passerby, William Gianatasio, uncles and hts aunts, the servants headquarters cautioned the Japs- I country” commander. ber of Parliament and general Y'ork where she attended . the and even the three dogs conspired A* evidence of tbe extent and today 1s due to the infiltration pf Sunset •Council, Degree of Poca- I Italian dispatches .said political the major honors of the specialty man O. SchendeTs Cosalta's Ror- of Sacramento. ness people to pay no heed to I ------Repre.sentatives of the million-, manager of Baldwin's Steel Work* Lewis Fielding I monthly meeting of the Dan'-c C ranp-.\rrtold obedience trials held yesterday af­ to help his memory of being rude- To Siipplv Bill success of German air attacks on Educators of -America at the Park The garden if Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ road oil in its reservoir supply i hontas. will have a public setback; developments in Egypt were re­ ney, Manchester, 84. Kidnaper Loses His Wav Britain, an authorized source said "third powers, malicious props- t'ifon oM men—the Legion's largest e n -' *t Birmingham, was Injured badly Lewis Fielding, 68. of 476 Main garded hy official Italian quarters ternoon at the Mount Nebo recrea­ Tran.sferring the child and his I ly snatched from his nurse’s arms ganda." Japanese Irim Ol ^ ^ rollment—met in a setting rich in ' by the torpedo blast and went Central hotel, and received ne.v lard Hawley of Benton street wsa ayatem. Some residents have eorh-| party. Wednesd,ay evening at the | Open A: First, Edith A. Vose's , fade quickly away. .'■>0.600.000 pounds of bombs had street owner o f a bakery and pas­ plained that the water tastes as j home of Mrs. Ralph Skinner. 7fi.'j as a dcnionstratinn of lack of sym­ tion field. stock of canned goods and am­ (Oontlnorsl from Page One) By establishing themselves in scene* of the nation's early" hi*- down with the ship after refusmg ideas for all types of dancing for the setting for the wedding on. Sat­ Vosefeld Blanka, CD, 234; second. Nurse Mary Folev. the small, been dropped by the German Air Facilities'' in Indo-dhina try sriop at that address and a for­ urday sftemoen of her only broth­ If It were over-chlorinated. , East Middle Turnpike. Playing will pathy among Egyptians for the The erent, one of the largest Captain SchendeTs Brenda of munition to the new vehicle. Indo-China, Japan's military and Vichv France Sent ’’ 3 —'Pi— " ’' ‘J’ ‘ h* words "Paul Revere a place in a lifcooat unUl all wom- mer Hartford resident, died Satur­ the coming aecson. ever held in obedience event* for Force since July 10 on British tar­ Naval forces will be in a position er. Charles Olcott Crane, and Miss In view of past experience, it begin at 8:30. Prizes will be award-j Briti.sh cau.se. i Cosalta. CD, Manchester. 231; Muhlenbrolch roared on—until a youth gets and mentioned these statis­ An accord giving the 'Japanese Rides Again " as their slogan for en andchildren were safe. He day night at Manchester Memorial The cabinet reduced from 14 one breed, was sponsored by the fe'. hours later he lost his way. to attack from the rear the last was going to Canada on a Red Miss P.oberta .M. Gorman, daugh­ Mary Rose Arnold, both of Wln- aeema .that the water company's >d the winners and refreshments third. Schaferhalde Kennels’ Lu­ who also would be afforded an op­ tics; 6,000 factories damaged, 1.- 'spccial facilities in Indo-C:hlna ” to the four days of conference. hospital after a month's Illness. A sted. "^he rector of St. James's claim Is the correct one. j served. Those desiring transjioi ta- members to 10 still is headed by Shepherd Dog Club of New Eng­ cius of Cosalta, CD, Ridgefield, Then he met Wetzel, taking a i 'Z. kidnaper, proudly portunity for part-time Instrui tlnn remaining southwoatem strong­ Behind closed door*, key com­ Cross mtaalon. native of ftowerby. Yorkshire. ter of Mr and Mrs Robert Gor­ land and was attended by nearly log truck to hla Omo ranch niill. little Marc's greeting 400 of them In the London area; hold of Generaltaslmo Chlang Kai- continue the war against China was Also aboard the ship were refu­ Episcopal church. Win.sted, per­ Prevlous to this summer there ; tion should dial .^3t>.S or .'').3lti. Premier Hassan .Sabry Pasha arid 208; fourth, Cosalta Kennels’ Ch. I in defense work. $606.000,0>00 damage to food and 1 signed yesterday at Hanoi by Jap- mittees worked over hundreds of England, he had lived in this coun­ man. o^ 7.50 ?.Iain street, has re­ waa loud complaint against the has the same members aa the last 100 members, owners and trainers "How in the Hell do I get out reached his blue and Shek. gees seeking to leave the war be­ formed the ceremony the bride Hugo of Cosalta, CD, of Green­ A.s.scrting that it had been ad­ other storehouses: 20 per cent of I ancse and French military authori- resolution* from which the Legion try 52 years and waa a resident of sumed her studies at Fordham being given in marriage by her ' 'taate and content of north end Mrs. Domeniek Minieiicri of 178! with the exception of four Saadist of this breed. Luncheon was ser\’- of here?" he asked. , white nursery late last night (The British Broadcasting Com- hind after being released from University .'School of Social Ser- wich, 175. "See. Nana. I came back to you vised that the nation's existing Britain's gas and electric plants ! tie*, it was announced officially later this week will shape it* pro­ this town seven years. He waa a mother Mrs, Rose Arnold. "The water, and at that time the com­ Oak street gave a party Saturday i party members who resigned be­ cd to the participants at the Open B: First, Captain Schen­ Wetzel, The San Francisco airport system was "woefully in­ pany quoted Chungking newapa- , gram for strengthening the na­ German concentration camps. They , vice. New York, where she la doing Country Club at 1 p.m. Captain after the nice ride. " destroved or severely damazed: per* as saying that China had ; here today membt-r of Pt. Paul's Christian bridal music wa-s played by Mies pany had an engineer make a sur­ evening in honor of her mother, ! cause of the government's refusal deTs Erma of Cosalta, CDX, Man­ Chronicle said in a copyright adequate" for the needs of military communique tion's defenses, combatting sub­ including Czechs, Hungarians. (Corinthian church of Detroit. He giaduate work. Schendel was chairman of the lo­ story, had already noted the fair- And the petite, blonde countess, 200 attack* on British ports in made alt preparations for an at- I In ext-hange, * Helen Hawley of Oak atreet. niece vey of the source of supply. It was Mrs. Dora Balilasara of 182 Oak i to comply with their party'.s de­ chester, 248; second. Mrs. (George j aviation, the committee said the which , pounds of bombs versive activities, and applying Dutch and some Germans. The leaves two sons, Percy Fielding of cal meet. haired child, clad only In a sun- ■ the former Jane Christenson, w.as 17000,000 t«rlc from Indo-China and that ' said, the Japanese promised to re German Baroness Von Ingleslebcn. of WiHard Hawley. After a recep- . found that rain water, which street, whose 82nd birthday it was. mand for an immediate declara­ S. Wilbur, Jr.'s Carliss v. d. Vose­ $80,000,000 recommended would have been dropped: 700 r.vids on jack from indo-China ana rights and Interests lessons learned in the last war this town and Maurice Fielding of Mrs. Robert Gorman. 750 Main tion for close friend* and relative*, forms part of the feeder supply of About 20 guests attended, inelud- ! tion of war Remarkable Score suit, in the car. overjo.ved to find her little son. martial law was proclaimed in | i . .__ who had been in a German con­ feld. CDX, 245; third, Edna H. who will be three year.s old next permit a start on a $500.000 000 airports; hundred* of mile.s of Yunnan and Kwangsi provinces.) j in the Far F-ast, her sovereignly to problems arising from tbs new Vernon and five grandchildren. street and the .Misses Rose and the bride and bridegroom left for the reservoirs, was being swept ing two other daughters of Mrs ! The new ministry announced in Erma of Cosalta marked up a Tripp's Tripp’s Nola. CDX, 241; The lumberman, a former Wash­ airport development program. centration camp many months, I^uretta Coleman. .5 Westminster remarkable score in the top rank­ January, seemed to harbor no railroad track damaged, This'southward march took place over the Asiatic colony, and tne conflict. Mrs. Fielding died nine months , Winsted where a large reception from the new Bolton road and Lake Baldasara, Mrs. Micliael Arcari of favor of intensive defense prepa- fourth, Roy Schwarz's Alanna of ington State College football play­ Inadequacy of existing fields was In a simple setting along the died of heart disease after she had F.oad, have returned after spending wa* held al the Arnold home. ing Open B Class with 248 and er and wrestler, gave directions, shadowy fears. Ramon Serrano Siiner, Spanish as British-Japanes* relations, long territorial Integrity of French In- ago. atreet Into the brooks. When these East Hartford and Mrs. Anthony j ration.s. Argtrai, CDX, 239. shown, the committee said, hy the minister of government, was un­ hanks of the Charles river, the been lowered into a lifeboat. The funeral will be held Tues­ the week at the Co'eman cottage The ceremony was performed In places were oiled, the supply was Folicno of Birch street. Among | was closely followed in order by then folldwed Muhlenbrolch until "He thinks It was just a nice fact that there were onlv 36 civil tense, suddenly became more com­ do-Oilna. Among the victims of the sink­ Village Blown to Bit* ride." she said. "You see. he doesn’t derstood to be waiting for Von Govi’cnmental circles added that veterans heard last night a prayer day.at 1 o'clock at the Mark Old Lyme shores. They had as I Manclqestcr as the mother of the contaminated. the gifts was a beautiful birthday | From Alexandria, Reuters (Brit­ Mrs. George S'.:,.Wilbur, Jr's Car- he stopped for further instruction. landing arena which could accom­ plicated with a .stiff Japanese pro ing was R. W. Golightly. president lisa v.d. Vosfeld, (C.D.X.) wdth 245. know anything about a 'bad man ’ Ribbentrop's return for further test over arrest of six Japanese at 'Japanese troops entered the proy- for peace and an appeal for a Holmes Funeral H 'me. 28 Wood- ) t.hcir guest Miss Helen Whcliahan I bridegroom. Mr*. Minnie Crane, The company installed some cake made by Mrs. Minicucci ish news agency) reported an eye- Wetzel stepped to the road, moved modate all types of military planes strong defense from the Most Rev. of The Northumberland Miners of New York Chtv I and her daughter. Mrs. Hawley, changes in ILs supply Une, and Edna H. Tripp's, Tripp's Nola Loeal Firm Gets in close and gritted; "How about He has never heard of one. He just conferences with Nazi leaders. the British Naval ba.se of Singa- ] ince Monday morning, presumably bridge street. Burial will b# In witnes.s said he had seen the entire under all weather conditions. In There were rumors, on which F'ranf i.s J Spellman, arch-btshop Association, who was en route to have been ill and were unable to aecured from the state an agree­ i('.n.X.) was third in this event that baby?” thinks everyboily’.s good." pore. at dawn attend the Canadian Trade I.Abor Zion Hill cemetery. Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. .John DiSalyo of 24 j village of Sidi BarrSjii, filled with the face of that, the committee authorized sources made no com­ of Ne\\; York and bishop of Catho­ The funeral rooms will be open make the trip to Winsted. ment whereby a special emulsion. Emerson street have returned with 241 and Roy Schwarz's The suspected kidnaper drew a Of course, all the determination ; added, the Army and .Navy pro- ( A Singapore dispatch said *11 : The negotiations, which began Convention at Vancouver, B C . as Italian troops, blown to bits when Alanna of Argtrai (C.D.X.) was I-iarge U. S. Order of a young mother who firmly an­ Cr- ment,' that the German foreign but two. charged with offenses tin-jjune 13. centered around Japanese lics in the U. S. Army and Navy. from this afternoon until funeral , The bridal parly toolt their Instead of road .oil, would be used after spending a few days in New | the British (ietonated land mines revolver and Wetzel dived for him. j posed'lo place tactical squadrons or .•> representative of the British Memorial Hospital places before a background of on the Bolton, road. Steps were fourth with 239. The judge was They rolled briefly In a welter of nounced she was Rolng to "be sen­ minister would visit Madrid and der the official secrets ordinances, i demsnd* for Naval .and air bases (.'autioning the nation to guard time. York where they were guests at thev had planted. I training units on 90 civil airports in that Count Galerzo Ciano. Premier against the "rapacioqs temper Trade Union Congress evergreen* and spruce, with Mr. taken with the town to make the the Hotel f'ommiHlore. Thev vi.sit- ! William J. Emerson. flying fists, dust and weapons, a sible" about Ignoring her own the near future. had been released.) in Indo-China and the right for .Sidi Barrani, on the Mediterra­ The Pioneer Parachute Com­ fears in the future, could not quite Mussolini's foreign minister, soon the that is abroad, " he told the le. | MLs* Helen J. Comstock lias Biigy eekeiid and Mrs. Hawley as their attend- aame agreement in regard to I.,;ike ed the .N'ew York WorM'.s Fair. ^ In addition to -his win in the pany has been awarded a $69,000 fight for life on Wetzel’s part, a .Airports’ Value Seen (Indo-China’B difficulties have the passage of troop* over nean coast of Egypt about 60 Ojen B. Class, Captain Schendel fight against life imprisonment on today to make .Marc'.s life would come to Berlin. been intensified by demand* of area. gion's undenominational rrl\g\oua ' C.oll Story of SinHing i^Iisa Helen J. Comstock of 1 ; ants. The bride wore a traveling atreet. miles inside the Lihyan-Egyptian contract for the manufacture of I "The value of numerous airiiorls Bult of dtibonnet with matching This afternoon Superintendent look second in the Open A Class Muhlenbroich's. completely "normal. ” The tumult .strategic.ally located and w idely Informed sources In Rome Indi­ Thailand (Slam) for cession of ter­ Point* Granted Not Resealed and patriotic sers’lces that: Main street, died Saturday night A meeting of Memnri.al Sister.s border had been reported by the parachutes for the United States I cated Von Ribbentrop. speeding "It would be worse than folly ‘‘Tear Jerher' The Manchester Memorial hos­ hat and shoes and corsage of Tal­ Charles B. Loomis of the w.ater K. of P. will he held in Oild Fel-! with Brenda of Cosalta (C.D.X.). Helps Bind Kidnaper night had sub.sided. hut Its scattered ia brought home forcibly ritory In the western provinces of Whether all these point-s were 'll her home, after an illne.ss of pital -A as a busy place over the Briti.sh. in a week-end communi­ Navy. The silk to be used will Ellis Wood, a lumberjack, ar- ef^hoes were .still he.ard, book in an armored train protect­ if we did not immediately proceed Berlin, Sept. 23. - P. Official isman rose*. Mrs. Hawley wa* at­ company said that it was his tin- lows' Hall tomorrow night at 7:30 Sper-lal Prize be manufactured by Cheney by the air battles of Europe." the Cambodia and Laos, which once granted bv the French was not • early four years. She was born weekend with going and coming deratandtng with town offieials que. to have been raided b.v bomb­ The special prize for the best rived in time to help Wetzel take ' •''Hends and relatives still ; committee said "The United ed by anti-aircraft guns, was ear­ belonged to Thallsnd. A British made clear by the communique. to build ourselves a strong defense German circles today deo rihed the Sweden. N. Y , February 13. tired in pearl gray crepe with cor­ Brothers and sold to the Pioneer n in g the Fascist leader’s full as­ story of the sinking of a British 111 of m.any patients and an unusual that no more oil would be put on ers which attacked the airdrome novice score of the day, offered a second revolver from Muhlen-i about. Congratulations j States cannot afford to neglect this broadcast beard by NBC in New Almost at the outset, the French that will discourage any possible 1847, the daughter of Harry J. and sage of roses JIunroe O. Morris of 283 High­ ami tioop po.sitions. Fascist forces Company who will complete the sent to (jerman plans for the effort that might be made against refugee ship as a "tear jerker " in­ record of births—five sons and four Mr. Crane ta with th* Gilbert I,ake atreet. but that emulsion and land street, superintendent at C;Lse| by the Hartford Obedience Train­ parachutes. The order is the broich -who had a hoLstcr under i ’n. telephones rang and1 I important phase of defen.se dcvel- York said that, because of the Informed the Japanese they were ■ Mary Loomis Comst(x:k. When daughters and five accidents. One were digging in at Sidi Barrani ing club, waa won by Mrs. F r^ N. telegrams came. And everybody' iI opment.I It Is timely and should he future. us.” tended to get the United .Plates In- Clock (Company. Winsted. He 1* a stone would be substituted. Just Brothers' Highland Park plant, i largest so far received by the com­ each arm —and bind him with French rejection of these demands, willing to grant Tokyo’s economic three years of age, she came to baby- ■was )x>m in the car which b^ore Saturday's rain, and in vio­ as a tiase of operations. Bclliveau's Sambo of Grafmar, stout cord. generally was feeling a teactlon I energetically and wisely executed ” In the latest phase of the war, the Thailand premier had an­ demands and give the Japanese "VVe Americana want ptsice," he to the war on Britain's side, bass singer and a member of the was on Saturday elected ehairman The British al.so reported an pany since its organization, but meanwhile. British warplanes roar­ said, "and it ia now evident that it was said officially no pasaen- ‘ Andover, Conn., to Ifve woth her brought the mother to the hospi­ , well known musical organization lation of the understanding. Loomis of the Connecticut Valley Division; handled by Mr. Belliveau. Mr. Cheney Brothers have been mak­ In Wetzel's car the woodsmen from strain. | As a companion item to airport nounced abrogation of his coun­ first position, after the French, in ; uncle and aunt. Milo M. L(ximis tal. Bald, the road was oiled, and when Italian attempt to bomb the Naval Belllvcau is a mute and his work drove to River Pine with the wide- It seemed a littli? .like a dream development, the eommittee rec- ed over Berlin early today, driving try’s non-aggression pack with we must be prepared to demand it. ger vessel identifiable a* such had ' called the Gilbert Melody Men of. of the Paper ami Pulp .Superiu-j ing silk that has been sold to the residents of the German capital in­ the financial and economic life of and Miss Martha Loorrus. vAbout Sons w^re bom to Mr and Mrs. the hea'vy rain fell, oil was wash­ base at Alexandria Saturday, but with his dog was entirely by hand eyed child and sullen captive. Wet­ to everybody today that noisv ommended a $2,901,000 outlay for France. Indo-China, For other peoples have wanted been torpedoed by any German U- Winsted. j tendents ..\.s.snduct of th# Yaklehlro Suma. Japanese Foreign ing "purge" of the foreign seri’lce. | will be open from, this afternoon plans were undisclosed. vegetable origin. the Board of Health, and has co- ^ .-Ml women of the South Metho- Egyp- kins, editor of the Shepherd Dog. "Monsie,” said Marc. I an address by King George VI. yet constitute a threat to workers, 100 years ago, were re- j PUBLIC MARKET war, but the future peace atruc) Office epokesman. labelled this a was quoted as sajing that ‘ h® ] - . . . e o i • ! "It might have been used a* a until funeral time. Burial will be operated in every way to keep its disl church parish are reminded of ^ Review, and John J. Baird. "What other name has she?" United State* was coercing second] ^ | l| K lf| O i O f 9 n i D in the East cemetery. tian md(*pondence quired to produce crops. Today | "Jane." turc. ■' "local skirmish" and said It "was primer, " one said. "It looks like water sources clean. 'the rh.arter meeting this evening I The summaries: 17 out of 100 are sufficient. | It added that the talks were con- i generation Japanese (Born in: ^ g Along North Main street and in ! at 7:4.'). to formally organize the' Countess de Tristan was former- entirely due to a misunderstanding : efficient propaganda." ■ I Utility: First. Edna H. Tripp's reined with European interests in 1 on the part of Indo-China" despite Hawaii) to renounce their claims the vicinity of Depot Square the I Woman's Societv of Christian Elephants do not dri,nk through ; Tripp’s Nola. CDX. 194; second, Continents extending north and of Tuesday Special Values African land* touching the Medi-j the agreement and prolonged ne­ to Japanese citizenship "if they' Stuns Britons Ij •condition of the water this morn-1 Service. This movement is world- their trunks. The trunk merely i Mrs. George S. Wilbur, Jr’s CSrllss south seem to be most stable: !i ,, ® Christenson, terrai.san. ). i gotiations in which Japan "iinani- a:ta|i to find any work.' ]jj funerals tag was such that it was hardly "'We in the Methodist denomlrtation sucks up water and squirts it intp I v. d. Vosefeld. CDX. 191: third, wealtny lumberman. She Is the Accideiils Bruig many east to west land areas have | Fresh Cut Up Young Fowl fof a nice chicken soup...... (In Rome, euthonlative com­ feeted conaietent patience and for- (ContlDued from Pag* One) possible to use for rinsing pin-hero organization meet- the mouth 1 Marion H. Shaw's A rra.of Cosal- disappeared from the earth. ' stepdaughter of Louis Shattuck mentator* eaid the two statesmen I beareace." Edwin A. Lydall , poees. At the soda fountains It j''*'® heing held in tire Metho- [ Cate.s. president of the vast ...... each; 2 for ,Sl..->« Dutch East huties Th* funeral of Edwin A. Lydall. had reached definite decisions in i An Army ipokeamfui said there dren. from five to 15 yfeore old. Three to Hospital was not possible to serve carbon-1 y'®* iHiurcties. ' .Mrs, Edward I Phelps-Dodge Corp., one of the Our Ow n Make Pure I’ork Sapsage Meat...... ||). u.'ie talk* wh)ch dealt with war atli- was'a smell number of, Japanese of 280 Main atreet, prominent lo­ ated water for soda, so dirtv waa | • lalley of North M,ain street, who | ! world's greatest copper com- Show Deep Interest were the first lost in child refugee Tender Calves’ I.iver, Western...... ||,’ "{."ic tiides of the United Stales, Sovifet dead and wounded. He asserted removals that have taken 3;000 cal resident and secretary and the appearance of the -water anil j ".relegate to the ronference at ] panics. Batavia, J.iva. DutcK F.ast In­ Albert Adomeiki# of TarriDllle. treoaurer of this Lydall and Foulds there was also an QdW'that was! ^Hantic City the past spring, will ; All-Out Totalitarian Attack Predicted if Nazis Win Special On Rib Corned Beef ...... !!!!!!! lb! 1 ()c Russia. Kp'ib. Greece and Turkey, Indo-Chinese forces fired first when dies. Sept. 23—fiP' - Authorities of others to safety. Another -evacuee employed by th# Ford Oil (Com­ Turned Over to Father and division of Africa arnong Ger- Japanese (Toesed the border from Company, who passed away Thurs­ not pleasant. I “ Present to explain or answer Federal nr)en brought the boy to Fancy Boneless Brisket Corned Beef ...... |b! 29c the Dutch Ea.st Indies showed deep ship waa reported torpedoed last pany engaged in distributing oil manv Italy. Spain and perhaps China during darkness, but laid August, but all 320 children day evening at hi* late home, •w **' ' Bottled epda was being sold. In! frequently San Francisco, where he was turn­ Rib Cut Roasting Pork, i to pounds each . ..!!! !|b! 2:ic Interpst today in dispstches report­ bn local streets, was injurod this held Sunday afternoon at 3 Itafy will tnolch i^^Portiigal. after the "total expul- the action te failure of the Indo- ing the movement of Japanese aboard were saved. morning |When he jumped off the restaurants It waa necessary to] throughout the IF HITLER f Yugoslavia will Italy will ed over to his joyful father. Count Our Own Raked Beans . . ! ...... ql, l.'.c Clhincse force* to receive .proper o'clock from the Watkins Funeral state during the past few months. I Cersico and Tunisia de Tristan and the baby's great- V eion" of Britain.) troops into French Indo-China, but The government announcement company's blaring oil truck on Beyond Price boll water and give it a sperial Dr. Earl E. Story, pastor of the Iota Igrrilory invade Grsqcs Frankfurts, Our Usual C radc...... lb! 27c *>" The German high command yes­ instruction*. Home. Mrs. R. K. Anderson ren­ .treatment in. order to make coffee. INVADES ------— uncle. A. B. Cahill ot San Francis­ refrained from official comment. did not Idrtitlfy the submarine in Holl atreet. He suffered s broken dered appropriate - hymn* on the church, ia also expected at this co. dro4;e the child 20 miles farther terday shifted the emphMis of Its (Dispatches reaching Shanghai (With Holland under German last Tuesday's war episode. Geof­ left ankle. He wa* removed to the The major responsibilities ;Women ■ who had planned to do organization meeting, | daily communique from* eir war­ from Haiphong, Indo-China. said organ. ,washing found the water .so dirty ENGLAND— 't down the San Francisco peninsula occupation the position of the frey Shske.speare. chairman of the Memorial hospital for treatment. the John B Burke Funeral' FRE.SHLY MADE B.\KERY COODS— BAKED RICHT fare to submarine attacks, indicat­ the French and the Japanese were Children's Overseas Reception Richard Tumat of Buckland oiif- Rev. William T. Wallace, pastor that they postponed the usual to Hillsborough, where a scene of Dutch East Indie* is eimilar to of the North Methodist church, Home accepts in executing a Manchester’. Assembly, No. 15, ‘ carnival gaiety waited. h e r e : ing th* undersea portion of the settling thla "brief but fierce" that of French' Indo-China. Both Board, called the tragedy "an* fered a fractured left leg this .Monday task to a future date when Order of Rainbow for Girls, will Nazi blockade might be stiffened clash amicably. TTiese dispatch­ morning when al work for Donald officiated. Interment was in the funeral oss'gnment are not lit waa hoped the water whUId Newsreel floodlights, crowd.s Angel Cake.s, jumbo size, white or chocolate frosting. have been named by Japanese of­ •other example #f the barbarous hold a semi-public installation Japan wHI got svsrything th* can— • with the passing o f summer. es also attributed the skirmlah to methods associated with Nazi Ger­ Grant and treatment was given at Northwest cemetery, Buckland. centered around price or the lolear up. this evening nt 8 o clock in the Ma- ' Dutch and British East India*, roped off by police, reporters, cam­ ficials as Included in the "gre.itcr The bearers were: Harold C. eramen, and broadca.sting equip­ The communique reported the a misunderstanding end eaid the East Asia" over which Japan pro­ many.” the hospital. amount one is able to afford. Tbe trouble today waa likely to sonic Temple. .Miss Janet Elliott! Britiih Burma, French Indo-China, !• ig «iiuare» ...... 19c destruction of 176.060 tons of ship­ fighting ceased upon the arrival Victor Spelzk), a sailor in the U. Norton, Clarence F. Etdw'cH. Ed­ ment surrounded and flgwed onto poses to establish at least econo- The London Press laid the' gar H. Clarke. Isaac W. Lvdall, Jbe more noticeable. in the vicinity will Ixf installed as worthy advi.sor Hongkong, Singgpor# and other grsas Danish Pastry, filled with jam or sliced nuts . . . doz. ;t.-)c ping in two days and said * sub­ ef en envoy hurriedly dispatched blame on the Nazis. Under an S. Navv of New York, was admit­ Instead -. thp\’ lie In tbe Depot Square than in other and Mias Mav Uonnellv w ill lie the the well-kept grounds. nith domination.) Ernest L. Morse. Charles D. B.ilch. A great cheer ro.se aa the car Cookies, Our Own Make . ; ...... , doz. Ulc; 2 doz! 2ric marine commanded by a Lieuten­ from Hanoi by Gen. lasaku Ni.ihl- editorial heading of "Murdef," the ted to "the hospital Saturday fol­ strict odhersnos to detalL. *parta of the town because the sec- installing ofliier. ant Commander Sfchepk# sent A Japanese mission has hern in lowing an automobile aocident In rolled to a stop and the smiling hara, head of the Japanese ulission Batavia two weeks negotiating tor Laborite Dally Herald declared To reepond to the many Hkm is low and two large mains eight Britleh shipe -totallng 61,- liegotletlng the agreement.) Wapplng. Ppelzlo wa* driving MJm Ella M. Stanley wjehes o L llit family, oven count stepped out with Marc, Jr., a new commercial accord. "Hitler, himself, directly, fully and ^ m e Into Depot Square directly The Memorial Hospital au.xiliary . FRUITS AND FRESH VKCETABI.ES 300 tone—to the bottom Satur­ Sum* said he believed the Dong­ personally bears the guilt. Let through Wap^ng when hi* car The funeral of Miss Ella M. though trivial 2 rom the reservoirs. officers and group worker* are flushed with excitement, in his Dpfenae preparations in the Stanley, of Highland Park, who arms. In a moment the countess Fancy White Cauliflower...... each 20e-2.")e day, while other submarine* sank dang affair would "bo speedily us write that in our heart* end went out qi control due to a blow­ in nature ood hoping for a repetition of today s ' eight other veseele totaling 35,700 set(led locally.” putch Indies are going fonvard. out of onb of the tires Speizlo passed away at her late home Fri­ to he mer fine weather tomorrow afternoon, clasped her son In her arms. Fresh Picked Evergreen C orn...... d m . 29c Important buildings are heing never forget It.” Native Lima Beans...... ton*. The Foreign Office spokesman The Daily Telegraph said "while suffered laceration# to his right day afternoon, was held at the mindful of when they hold their "Trioky Tray’’ "My angel, my angel.” she mur- . 1 ql.s. 2."ic camouflaged. South Methodist church, Sunday their coocero. [ilArmed Revolt party in Mrs. D. M. Caldwell's ga'r- J. mured. Native Parsnips...... said the agreement had been the (world will be shocked bv; this arm. .2 Ib.s. Lie reached because ef tha "neceeaity Italians Report Sj-mpaUi.v dead without name, it must also be It ta understood that Speizlo will afternoon, at 4 o'clock, and was den, 11 Richard road, at 2 o’clockr j The family had frantically .Rome, Sept.-23—(Aq— An auth­ be held by Conetable Herbert VVat- largely attended. A prayer service If it*should turn out to be stormy ; broadcast its willingness to pay Bombers Raid ef settling the China affair.' It la startled Into a clearer, fuller reali­ Hite Mexico mot based on any terriforla] design oritative' source eaid today that zation what the Nazi code of con­ rou* for questioning upon his re­ preceded at her home on Spring the party will be held in the Y. M. ! the $100,000 ransom demanded In TUESDAY CROCERY SPECIALS Italy, received the news of Japan­ C. A. building. en Inde-Cbina, therefor* Japan duct allows and wflkt domination lease from the hospital. street. I n ig * Oaa) the kidnap note of “Unconventlon- Flour, Royal Scarlet, None Better...... 2 1 '^-Ih. bag «9c Ground Forces ese occupation 'o f French Indo- During the eenice at the church, ; si Eccentric." But he had never ha* no Intention of provoking In- of the world-.by Nazi power would • ...... •...... 12-lb. bag .'17c do-Chlne.” China territory with "traditional n)can for extinction not only of conducted by the pastor. Rev. Dr. arrived yesterday at this , made contact. ej-mpathy for the well being of Earl E. Story, two of Ml*# Stan­ esBtsr. Informed sources said Racing Current Events !toly will drhrg Long , after little Marc dlsap- Shortening. Royal Scarlet-----Mb. can 1 Ic; ;i-lb. can :i7c ((ontlaoM from Page One) He declined to sey whether the human freedom, but of human de­ Greencastlc. Ind,— (,Pi— Dr. agreement provide* for withdraw­ the Japanese empire." cency." A Thought ley’* favorite hymns were sung iwrposa was to discuss the J ogointt Suos 1 peared Into the luxury bf hla home Tomatoes, Red Line ...... ,,...,,,*1 Igst, cans 29c by Mias Eleanor Willard, soloist workers’ agitation Harold Zink, Depauw”* University r — wr-w —still clad only In the scanty red, fhelling Italian troops on the al of Japanese troepe from Indo- Calls BlnMiig "O lm lnal’’ political science profe.s*or. Is In a Tomato Juice, large 46-oz. can 18c; 12'/j-oz. can, 2 for 11c Egyptian comet last week end leter China upon the termination of the , JnnmaHet BoM Victim Th* Time* celled tbe sinking of the choir. They were “ Lead, »om y reforms he has white and blue sunsuit In which he Fruit Cocktail, Royal Scarlet ...... largest-can *’0c It is not for kings, O Loniael, It Kindly Light," and “Hark. Hark, in t ^ government-run race with current eYents. He spent Aai* powors will divido •ank. Japanese conflict with China and •’criminal." and added "the Ger­ eight years writing a book on for- ] was seized, and without his white to not for kings to drink wine; nor My Soul.” Interment woe in the Branch, British an'd j sandals—the crowd lingered. Wheaties or N. B. C. Shredded Wheal ...... pkg, T()c Malta and Aden were reported said he was unable te make public London. Bept. 33.—(in—Arthur man way of warfare knows ne re­ elgn governments, but now most of the terms of the agreement. for pnnoo* strong drink: lo s t they F,sat cemetery In the Stanley feini- JOHN B BUKHI t* several thousand totgion African colonias They were rewarded. A light ap- Bab-0 for Pprcelain or Enamel...... 2 cans 19c ■ •) hive been bombed again F. B. Portman, 79, on# of th# beet straint of conscience." tbs govethmenta are different. He’s Prcnlelons of .\groeroowt known Riiropesn eporte Joumel- The government announcement drink, and forgot tbo law. and per- ly plot. i asBurad tbsm tha ad­ reworking the book and hopea to j peared In an upstairs bedroom. Vinegar (Silver Lane Pure Cider) ...... gallon ‘’ .i- Tort tbo Jndgmewt of any of tbo The honorary bearer* wereXaw- ’s purpose was to Om avuitan KUtad In Hanot, the provlaions of the lets, was killed in a London air raid said "treglc clrcumetances”—tbe hav# It ready In revised form by Nurse Foley, who had been Golden Brown Sugar in Bulk...... * ' ** egroement wrere reported to be: last woek, it wee learned today. violence of the explosion, the oflUetod.— rrm-orbo 31:45. rence W. Case and Albert L. Cro- I fr o * ] ^ t y ta the oU ta- viciously 'beaten in resisting the .3 lbs. 19c Vellett*. Melta. Sept. 23—m — January —provided there aren't Impdrtant Ulands rests on success or faUure of Hitler's attempt to ta- One civilian was; killed end many 1. Immediate landinj of a "lim­ storm, end tbe eoId-4sj!ested care­ well. The active bearer*. Frederick t to thrsataa th* social any mors changes In tbe mean- ade England—if it comes. Map tUghl^ta actions experU expect to hit aU the way from Gibraltar to kidnaper Friday, lifted Marc to "Nocllluca'l are the best *knowTi ful pnecautiona taken for tbe ebib -Wino In'vtnta nothing; It only J. Bendall. Frederick Carpenter. ( ' ” ') u ” ‘.U', ^ I .‘, ■) Mi wsrkara. the window. houe«!s were razed Sunday when ited" number of Japanese troops Stagaporo if th* Gormans males good thsir Inyssioa threats. DIAL 5137 — FREE DELIVERY! at Haiphong. bf the microscopic animal* the; dren’s safety. Uttle*. It leta out aU occrete.— Robert J. Gordon. Sydney Strick- \ He was all rsadv for bad. and b* Italian bombere. escorted fight­ ■ ' A'-'. ing planes, raided the rit.y. 2. Estshltlihment of three Jap- rsiis* the se* to glow at night. The siirrivori. 18 r-h*Hr»n. 1* OebtheT, land and Rnhert M, Purtntnn, all It Won’t Be Long BY FRBD HARMAN

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Weakneaa is a aln in peraoaa or, But on# can't ONE WAY TO HELP B ppoplea whom nature gave an op­ time mooning: WORLD TO COME OUT L portunity to be atrong. Harriet (coyly)-^Darling, do RIQMT IS TO KEEP OUR 4 you thin'k of me every minute of CONSCIENCES CLEAR Jimmie—What made your sla­ the day and night? ter ao madT A l f r ^ —Sweetheart, T cannot Horace—M you lova me. tsf y STRATFORD watch chain 1937 CHEVROLET 1-2 ton panel TWO ADULTS WOULD UKE AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Garrity Backed M anchester Local Legion tell a lie. Sometimea T do wonder ml Manchsster, within and for ths Bobble— Ah, ahe docan't know did you refuse me at flrat? VJI^OM, '' and th O. Ifc charm, between the truck, excellent condition, good FOR SALE^-DRIVEW AV cinders. four or five room tenement, mod­ District of Msnchestsr. on ths list what ahe wanta. She aent me to who will be elected President In Maude—Just to aee what y U Urea. Telephone Manchester 8202. AusUp Chambers. Telephone 0260. em conveniences. Call 3310 after D ate Book November. Omtar and 119 Cedar. Reward. day of Sept«mber, A. D., 1840. For the Senate the drugstore to get some cold would do. 9 6 C iA u er. 119 Oedar. Tel. ■4797. ______6 p. m. Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq.. Off to Boston Horace-But I might have nil 1938 STUDEBAKER sedan. 1934 FOP SALE— SHELLED sweet Judge. cream. 1 got ice croam becatiae Tomorrow. Sam—What do you think of a ed off without an explanation. ^ 1X)8T—B IA C K COCKER Spaniel. Willys, 1936 Nash. 1934 Chevrolet. com, suitable for fattening hogs Estate of Bertha W. MIkoIelt late that'! the coldest kind they had of Manchester, in said District, de- Sep(. 24—Benefit military whist man who deliberately makes a girl '"Maude—Hardly. I had the dc r Anawera to name of Diiaty. Call Messier Nash. 10 Henderson Road. or poultry. Frank V. Williams, Lcffal Notices and now she ia sore about it. 78 ceuied. Local Delegation to Sup­ by Catholic Ladles of Columbus at Big Delegation to Be in blush? locked. ■ Mary Ann Lynch. Tel. 6721. Tel 7258. Buckland, Conn Phone 7997. On inolUm of Emma B. Hussey Y. M. C. A. AT A COURT o r PROBATE HELD of said Manchester Administratrix. port Former Judge for Saul- I think hs'a a genius. Also "Tricky Tray" partv at Hub lor Parades To­ 1''^ Women are a lot more patient FRIENDSHIPS... FOR SALE— 1937 Ma.ster Deluxe FOR SALBl--MEN’S rebuilt and at Manchester, within and for the ORDERED:— That six months ■ * with theii;.. children than with District. #f Manchester, on ths list from the 21st day of Septemner, A. Mrs. D. M. Caldwell's garden, 11 A man must make new friend­ -Announcements 2 sedan Chevrolet, good condition, relasted shoes. Better than new State Nomination. night and Tomorrow. their huabanda; v^th men ita vice WHEN A MAN IS NOT MAK­ day ot September, 1D40. D.. 1940 be and the same are limited Richard Road, by Memorial Hospi­ ships aa well as reUln old ones... BY J. R WUXIAM8 OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOORI-B privately owned, with heater and cheap shoss. See theih. Sam Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq., and allowed for the creditors with­ versa. '' ING MONEY HE-TELLS HIS U U T O U R W A Y LEAVING FOR CTeveland, and De­ radio. Telephone 6340. Yuylea, 701 Main. Judge. tal Auxiliary. WIFE...WHF.N HE IS MAKING Frienda, like everything else, dis­ in whlcli to bring In their claims Ths Democratic caucus for the The Dllworth-Cornell Post. The troit, will take a passcnRcr, who Estate of L(.iuisc Cheney lafte of against s.ald estate, and the said This Week. MONEY, HE DOESN'T TELL appear.. .And unless we fill those UA\-KUMF —~ LEANOER, Or4E OF TME MOST RENOvJNEO Manchester in said LMsirict... 4eceas> election of delegates to the Fourth American Legion, will be well rep­ T ailor-A n d how would you like will ehare expense. References. 1935 CHEVROLET roach or i935 administratrix Is directed to give Sept. 27— Bridge-tea by Wo­ HER. AND THINKS SHE vacancies aa we advance in years, I OF ALL TRAOmOMS l Senatorial and the F'irst Congres­ resented at the annual National a belt in the back, with a cuff in Phone 7800. Fuel and Feed 49-A The Hartford National Bank and bring in their claims within said men’s Republican Club at Y. M. C. SHOULD ATTEND TO THE there will come a time when we anil $18.25 a month and It is sional Districts wrill |be held In the Convention in Boston today and the pants? find ourselves alone.. .Friendshtpa ^CEMT0RiE9 IT BEEM A MALLMftRK OF OUR Trust Company and Arthur W. Gre­ time allowed by posting a copy of Hollister street school hall tonight HOUSEHOLD INSTEAD OF HIS yours. Brunner'.s 80 Oakland St. SEVSONED HARD WOOD f^ gory. Executors under the will of this order on the public sign post Sept. 28 -Installation of officers through the rest of the week ac­ Irritated Customer— How would must be kept In constant repair. RAMILV — ^ IN) FACT, ViENTlONJ IS MADE OF IT IN THE at 8 o'clock. The delegates to the BUSINESS. Personals 3 Tc . il91. sale, cut any length for fireplace said decctiseU. having exhibited their nearest to the place where the de­ of Legion and Auxiliary at Legion cording to reports of the many you like a sock in the nose? i a l m a n a c d e SCTTHA , WHEREIN OUR UNEASE AND COAT or furnace, $9.0t a cord; also slab administration account with said ceased last dwelt wlthl^n said town state convention, which also nomi­ private parties organized to attend est.ite to this Court for allowance, and by publishing the same in some^ Home on Leonard street. Mrs. Newlywed—Oh, Henry, But wouldn't It be worse? !yOF ARM9 ARE DESCRIBED— HAR-RUMPM.'?—.x, NOyj, WORLD’S FAIR guests Jl.OO 1938 PLY.MOUTH sedan, 1936 Wood $8.00. Donald Gchrlng. Tel. nated a candidate for senator, the sessions and the parade In the A young lad admits' that he It . is newspaper having n circulation In This Month. darling. I can’t find my engage­ W ife —Will you love me If I 'A LITTLE WHILE A(iO A PAPER BAG OF WATER each. American home. 1 block Chevrolet sedan, 1936 Pontiac 8738t oUDEnED;—Th-il the 2Sth day of said prohat** district, within ten were named at an earlier caucus. Hub tomorrow all day. could have made a better grade grow fat? Sept. 30—Opening of public eve­ ment ring, I can’t even think 1 DESCENDED ON, MV HEAD, DROPPED FROM A'N Fair Gates. Rcnervatlon.s. Mrs. .sedan, 1937 Pontiac sedan. 1933 September, A. l».. llMf*. at nine days from the date of this order, and The delegates to the senatorial ning school classes after registra­ The post band left by bus Hat-^ in penmanship during the past Husband— No, I promised for SEASONED HARD wood for fur- o'clork (d. s. t 1 In the forenoon, at return make to this court of the where I could have lost it. WWo? Grant. 42-27 Saull street. Flush­ Chevrolet pickup Cole Motors, at conveiition which will be held in tion on Sept. 23, 24 and 25. urday afternoon and In addition chool term, but if he had shown better or worse, not through |UP6TA\R9 WINDOW'^ ESATJ^k'IN^LN REMEVBER The Center. 6463. Open evenings. nace or fireplace $4.50 for 1-2 cord. the Probate OfTIce In said Manrhes- notice given. ing, N. V., Cor. Franklin Avc. ler. be and the same is assigned for WILLIAM S. HYDE East Hartford, will support Judge Next Month. the band members there were m| iprovement in penmanship L trouser*'^^ thick and thin. ’ THAT EVEN! HOOPLE Me ? H. B. & W. B. Pomeroy. 8671. eral members of the post who pit « ld have revealed another echo- ^ “ *“ ""y l\ a hearing on the allowance of said Judge. Harold Garrity for the nomination Ocl. 1—"Old Wedding Gowna hospitality c a n be ■J administration account wltli said H-9-23-40., of senator from the district. The to stay through the convcntliiTl ^itatlc weakness that of spelling. and New," a pageant by Group 3 ^STRAINED TC) THE Automobiles For Sale Husiness Services Offered 13 estate and an order of distribution Fourth District is made up of business sessions. The band and "Being a poor writer he was ah’e Household Gouda 51 thereof, nnd this Court directs that AT A rOUHT OF PROBATE HELD of the Center Congregational HOLD EVERYTHING BY CUYUE LEWIS BREAKING POINT./ roach ASHES —PAPF.RS renoved week- jMiblic notice r>e given to all persons at Manchester, within and for the eight towns, five being on the east church. post will be a part of the Con­ to get by in spelling as the teach­ 1937 DODGE, 1933 Ford Interested therein to appear and be district of Manchester, on tl\.e 21al necticut delegation taking part In er could not detect B mistake so ' AND G iv e m e 1932 Chrysler cabriolet. 1933 Ford | >>' Chambers Trucking. Telephone. SEE ■niE HONEYMOON—Three side of the Connecticut river. heard thereon by publishing a cobF day of September. A. D.. 1940. Judge Garrity is fortunate In be­ the Convention parade tomorrow easil;-. |„ MV h a t / sedan. 1932 Willys sedan. Cole | ______' rooms of furniture ,168.00. $10 of this order In some newspaper Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Esq., and will be based on Marlboro and ^ I down— 18 months to pay. Albert's having a circulation in said District Judge. ing able to claim close connections Motors. Main street lot, opposite j cjjrpTic TANKS, 200. 300. 400, 600 at least five days before the day of Trust Estate u-w of Nathalla R. with two of the larger towns. He Exeter streets and will enter the Diner Walter, ita been half an A.’mory. Furniture Co. 43 Allyn street, Fil’e Pursued gal. capacity. Ij^’ ctric ami ga.s sal'll hearing, and hy mailing in a Cord, late of Manchester. In said was t;om in East Hartford, at­ line of the parade at 11 a.ni. The hour since I ortlered that turtle Hartford, Conn, registered L iter on or before Sep­ district, decea.sed. parade will take ten hours to pass AJA« welclini:. .Smitn WoldinK Com­ tember 23. a copy of this order Upon app11catt(in of The ('Ulrens tended the schools in Manchester, soup. pany. Burklaiia. Call 3823 FOR .SALE COMBINATIO.N ntidressed to Ward Ubeney, care of and Manufacturers National Bank graduated from Manchester High By Apparatus a giyen point, 11 was stated. Walter Yea, but you know NATIONAL enameled kitchen range; also par­ rheney Hrothers. 1412 Broadway. of Waterbary. Trustee, for authori­ school before attending Tufts Col­ The l.>eglon band will also take turtles are so slow'. Manrhesler New York City; John P. Maguire, ty to sell real estate located on part in the annual 40 and 8 parade b a n k lor circulating heater, both In lege and Boston University's # '■ ! / Movinjt—■''Trucking— care of Cheney Brothers. 1412 Korth Main street In said Manches­ tonight the members dressed as at Here It always looked to us. E v en in j; H e r a lf l good condition. Phone 4670 or Broadway. New York City; Clifford ter as per application on file. It Is School of Law. He Is said to have Blazing Tar Follows Y Stnrujf* 20 call at 127 Highland street. D ('h*ney. care of (’heney Brotliers. OKI>ERED:—That the .foregoing the support of the delegates from former conventions In their char­ was the trouble about cards ns a Classified Advertif*ements* Manchester. Conn.; Morgan B Braln- application be heard and determin­ acteristic "Silk City GaLx" co.s- chief amusement. Its no fun to ;tr i iljd AUSTIN CHA.MBEKS-Local and FOR SALE 1 WALNUT bed ed at tlie Probatt* ( ‘fflce In .Manches­ tumes. play and lose and , that's what (riitult. numberB and ahiirdviatinnf Ivon^ Di."ilancc .Movers. Tel.N5^60. I Company, Hartford, (*onn.; Charles ter In said District, f-n the 2Sth day Windsor and Glastonbury, which spring nnd mattress free. 1 ladie.s \\«'!l»s (iross, Atty.. 4t> I'earl .street, of Keptemlo'r. A. P., 1911. at 9 n’olot'k will put him well up In the run­ IJtlle Dam age Done. W. Henry Weir i.s i huirmiin of nine-tenths of those engaging in each count a word and compound 68 Hollistci street. \ the "on to Boston " delegation for words at tuo words M!nin$i|pn cos' walnut desk for den. 1 hall stand, Hartford, ('onn.; and The Hartford (d. s. t » in the forenoon and that ning if there Is a contest. It Is an evening or afternoon of bridge, la pric* of thrPF lines 1 desk chair, 1 bedroom rocker, National Bank and Trust Company. notice be given to all persons In­ the convention. must content themselves with do- | r.lns ner d.3'- for rrAnslent Hartford, (’onn.. Trustee.s under the terested In said estate of the pen­ not expected that the caucus to­ A fire more spectacular than ads KepairiiBE 23 1 cherry droplenf table, antique. will of said deceased, and to Mls.s dency of said application and tlie night will result in any contests harmful resulted in a call being Ing. I ICirertlAe llarrk 17. 1R27 1 divan. 1 chair, Victorian, an- Anne W, Cheney. 80 Hartford Roail. tltxu* and place of hearing thereon, for delegates. turned In >from Box 64 at the cor­ Manchester. Conn . and return make by publishing a copy of this order C irti ' *har»f« LAW N .MOWERS SHARPE.NED, titpie. J H. Keith, 269 Oak. Tel. ner o f East Center and Holl streets Rev. Karl G. Lusk He (reading the letter twice' t Conteculive L>a>s...| 7 eta <*t» repaired; sheacs, knives, etc., 4629. to this Court. in some newspaper having a clrc^u- very sldwlyi—This is one of the S Coniecutiva Days., i K cts ll ett WILLIAM S HYDE l.Ttton In saiil district, at least fixe at 8:42 this morning. The fire was \ Day ...... Ill cts 13 ct» ground; keys fitted or duplicated; Judge. days before the »lay of said hearing, caused by ignition of an overflow Keacln Rettigiiation moat moving pieces of literature Til All orders for irregular insertion# vac,;un cleaners, clocks, phono­ to appear if they see cause at said I ever saw 1-13 will be charged at the one time rate Machinery and I'nols 52 time and placo and be heard relative About Town of tar which was to have been WMV KCTTHER^# Braittvalte, 52 Pearl street AT A COURT OF PROBATE HET>D thereto, and make return to this He—No, Its a note fr(ini the €a.v advertising gi\en upon request USED SILO FILLERS, potato at Manche.ster, within anil for the c/^urt, and hy mailing in a reglster- truck, owmed by Ford Brothers. Rev. Earl G. Lusk, pastor Af the 4\ds ordered before the third oi I».strict of Manchester, on the 21st e'd letter, on or before Setitember 23, There will be a session for the landlord giving us notice. | W A N IE D t o niN F„ repair and j diggers. Cletracs, Caterpillars. Inc., of New Haven and Hartford, Church of the Nazarene for the fifth da> will be rli.irgtd only fot P'armalls, etc. Dublin Tractor dav of .September. A. P 1?4" 194-*. .a copy of this order to Etta swearing-in of new voters Wed­ was carrying 1.200 gallons of the BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES No Future To It BY EDGAR MAKI'IN ,tha aqtuul r.umber nf nnies the ad regulate your piano or playei . i’re.vcnt WILLIA.M S. HYDE. Kag., «’nrd ami Miller ('ar t VMWV4W AT V3V& ACE_9WXri.vl b« made on six rime P_ WH=> TO WOLViiV WE TMAT'e TW TOOOOLl ‘ u-w of Franklin If. .Strong late of Arthur Adamikls of TarrilTvllle accepted the pastorate^ of the after the fifth day. Knom? Without Hoard 59 Manchester, in said District, de­ Judge. Shortly after he was bound over TWEEN US AND THE PLACE V ' BtLCVL T'sevyoov-, TO V)\TH ^MOOL.VVS'-.« >?o "till forbfrt*": dltpiav lines not Course? anfl ('lasses 27 ceased. H-9-23 - 40. was the man assigned to the seat Church of the Nazare^, Lowell. TOO • EPOCKtveSA : T>0<£>(S>OM\T, N A GET •oM. The Manchester Trust Company. to Superior Court on a charge In the rear In charge of spreading Mass., beginning OctcAer 13. His WHICH WE WISH TO GO. VNX A tVOT .* The Herald will nut be reapunaibl* LEARN A PROFE.S.SIO.N, Scicn- FOR RENT ROOM. Gentleman Trustee, having exhibited Its annual of rape Saturday, Joseph Capello, the tar. for more than one incorrect inser­ preferred. Mr. .Juro.s, 63 I’ carl farewell sermon will Be preached opporliinitie.s. Hcr*.tint with 5-altr estate to this 17. of 118 North Elm street sought Soon after the truck turned Into here on October 6, /it wa-s an­ tion of any adAcrttsement ordered Dav, evening rln-sses. Free litera­ street. C<'ijrt f<.r ;tll'>\xnncr, it is for more than one time ‘ » K I • I: K !•; I» —That the 28th da''- to hang himself in a police sta­ Holl street from East Center nounced. / STAMP NEWS Tho madxertent omlaslon of in ture. College Mas-sage, 488 Mam FOR RE.N'T FUR.NISHKD room, I'f Sept* mhcr. A. !».. 1 fM", at ’• Curb Stocks tion cell, 11 was reported. A prison­ street, men who were ready to Rev. Lusk becani^ pastor of the correct publication of advertising street, Hartford •Vlork t«l s t.» foreip>on. at the er in another cell called for help spread sand over the tar, notided '| ’'H E U. S. national defense sc* will bo rectified only hy cancellatior near -Main street. Gentleman pre­ I'ri’bate < tfricc. in sai9. tat g, t pat, ow to style, copy and typography ulib Center street, near Center, on bius • '■'urf difcts the Trustee to gi\e regulations enforced by the putdish- G IltL FOR CE.N’ K R A l. liou.se- P'jhlic m-ih'*' t-tall p*rs->ns rit.s Serv ...... 6 the alarm, others started down the they have ^ome In contact will picture industry and agricul­ 'Any old money you want to get rid of 7’ •re and they reserve the tIkHi to work. Apply at 160 i'ollaml Turn­ line. I'ontiniioiis hot water. • •'l th-r*-in f-' appiar ami he hcanl ('iU Scrv , pfd . ._...... 73 Ijocal welfare workers arc ro.ad throwing sand on the tar that (luring their w o years of Chris­ ture; the 2-cent, the army and •dtt. revise or reject snjr copy con­ !h*‘r*-.n h. puhlishlrtg a cop>’ -,f thm Kl Bond and Share seeking applications of local youth.s was burning the entire length “of sidered objectionable. pike or Cali 3379. ■ .v., tian service ip this community. navy; and the 3-cent, security, ed­ .'rd»r ifi sntpe newspaper haxing ,a NlaR Hud Pow ...... 4'., who wish to Join the CX:C for the the road. Rev. Lusiysucceeds as pastor of ucation, conservation and health. CLOSING HOURS—Classified ae I W ANTED GIRL TO COOK eve- dass hefttre said tl.av -if hearing timl Penn Road ...... 2 >. coming camping period. Anyone ■lumps From Truck the Isjwell/church, Rev. .lohn .S' • • • received by IJ o'clock noon s.atur- j ning meal and-do light housework. The driver did not know that days lo-fio IVnementu r»-lurn nxake t-> this r-iurt. interested may apply at the muni­ Nielson of/ Melrose, M ass. who .Several- collectors have called 1 New apartment. Call evenings, WILUA.M S. HYPi: cipal building. there was a fire, but the man on ha-a receirfly been elected siipcnn- attention to the use of two lan­ FOR RKNT 3 ROOMS and bath, Jmlge. Telephone Youi Want Ads j 93 West .Middle Turnpike. Apt. 9. The United States War Depart­ the rear .seat did, and deciding that lendcnt of the New England iM.s- guages on the U. S. Coronado sectind flrtor. with j:arape. Inquire M-'* :n- Ads are «nepi»-d ovtr ’ he tele­ 1 Phone 7319. ment appropriation bill for 1941 The bowling league of St. Mary s it was getting too hot for him. Irict of, the C;hurch of the .N'aza- commemorative. The Imscription phone at the CHAHUt: KATK given I ______.larnea Hums, 127 East Middle Introducing Vicki BY HOY CRANE ! carried funds for 2.366 new planes church will not practice tonight Jumped off. He sprained his ankle renc. ' " 1540—Coronado Cuarto Centen­ WASH rUBBS above as a conveneince to adver« WA.NTED -' G IR L for ,>.eneral Turnpike. in doing so. The driver on reaching -tlsers, but the CASH KATKS will be n States imports g^d the supplemental defen.se bill ns had been scheduled, the date Rev/ Luck's former charge i.e nial-1940" was the name selected housework. Apply 102 ('Union 2.000,000.000 pounds of coffee from ; added another 3000 armv planes. the corner of Bissell and Holl WSLL.OOOr LUCK, WlCKt. T fin ALF of VtCKI%_*6P^# f o r a accepted as FULL PATMKNT If having been postponed as the al­ fore homing to Manchester w.i- by the commission in chargie of In-)) WAVWAVE, A COMPACT, A HEW PS\R Of HOSE I street. Latin America every year. .street stopped the truck and for the fihurch of the .Nazarene, Wai- mss SIMMS WILL uive paid at the business office on or be­ leys are not yet ready for use. ihc celebration marking the 400th fore the eeventh day following the Legal Nut ice? 7N the first time realized that there reiy Pa. ryxAHILE EAEV TtHI VOOR CLOTHES, AMD first Insertion of each ad otherwise GIRLS WANTKI) Apply Monday anniversary of Spanish explora­ W !€, SUSY POtCT FOR&tT TO KEPOET / the CHARtJU UA.TL will be collect. \r \ t 'IKT t*I‘ l’ K« at.XTi: MKM> The Board of Selectmen will was something amiss. Holland Cleaners, lOoT Main .) T •M. r;i l»' S I 4 t U 1 tions in the southwest. WATCHIN6 THE TO THE POLICE ONCE a4. N* responsibility for errors m Ptreel. fliin an*l f<>r tii*' meet tonight to discu.ss the final The alarm had been turned in • • • A MONTH 3)3. -telephoned ads win be assumed and ■i' ' • r ' '1 ■f Mn 1 u ‘ 1 *•'. I Dll 11'p 21st •Both Sides' before the truck came to a stop. FOGEI6H A6EUT6, thetr aectjrscT cannof h# rnsran* .1 • (, plrnx l» 19P', work incident to the issuance of Honor Guenl Four new stamps Illustrating' AND VICE VERSA, SELL $1 00 ASSORTMENT .30 ex­ J * No. 3 could have made a much, toed a T1 wn M M s. MYPi:. r.tq the call for the annual town meet­ scenes in Japan's Kirishima Na­ LET'S SHIFT OUR clusive rer.sonal Chri.stmnH cards .1 1i; „ I faster connection if It had heciV Index of ClaMificatioiu — ing. It i.s expected that con.sidera- tional Park have been Ksued. The 6CEME TO THE Free samples. vStatinnery. Boxes 1 .-1 1! P of h r;mu •f* AT. .\nn)ti latf Why ril Vote For known that the fire .was one street At Shower Parlv •M. no)irsl* r in fuitJ lii-slrlfl, d**- tion also will be given the report views include Mount Takaemho, HOME FOR COR- •iftk* ...... A 30c up. Odd cards 2 l-'2o. .Now over, but the box alarm called the Bogagementa ...... b of the town auditor. Kirishima Shrine. Mount K.moku BECnOWiWHERE Ifarriagea ...... C Englarul Art, .North ALungton, r,.. II alU'll' ••t i'-t • if Thr ilarlfi.rU truck through Spruce street, e'a.st VtCKI SHERIPAM, Deaths ...... n 723, Mas.s. \ 1 r*i'( Gil iPirik ail' Trust ('Minp;»nv. on Ea.st Center street and ' the Mr.s George Bingham of 44 and Lake Roku-Kannon. 1 , I't t"|- Wendell L. Willkie Officers of the British War Re­ • • a SHOPLIFTER, Card of Thanks ...... k pra,\ illK f'T Hiillp>rltv it- smoke on Holl street told yvhere North street entertained at her if, (SETTIUE Ib Mcmorlam ...... y CHRIST.MAS CARDS -Sell .30 as­ 11 •’ 1 taill p10Ur « • r i>,irrt’!.s ,,f hiptl lief Committee reported to police the fire was. No. 4 came lift Main home., Friday night, honoring her Germany marks a half cen­ C^st and Found l ; ’.;i:*‘1 IP ih* T- \3 MR 'if .Maiiuli»-s- today that a Nazi swastika has HER freedom Announcemneta ...... | sorted folder.s, n.ime imprinted ! t-r ji ul • M Siyl.( i''iK, ('"nn'-.-tlcut. street and turned Into East tenter slslei*,,,Mls8 Marjorie Madden, who tury’s ownership of Heligoland, Personala ...... | $’1.00ji- Co.“t you only 30c. Also .1 *< I" JUtpllU.l lull "M flip, it I.s By Joseph W. Martin, Jr. been painted on the British War and then went south on Hjfil street. 1s to be married on October 3 at 9 fortified island of the North Sea. OKI ‘i;i !i;i» Relief sign at the group's hea/1- Aotomohflea bii.siiie.sa greet inj; and c.alendar.s 'Phat Ih.' f..i'ri;oiM$: ('hnirman Itepiihlican Nallniuil No. 2 came nut of it-s hnu.se in o’clock in .St. James’s chiirrh to with a new stamp. Heligoland Automobles for Kale ...... « t..... 1 ... 1 .1 ...... qiiartcr.s, 75 Maple street. It is be­ Automobiles for Fxchang# S Sample.s free. I'unbar, New . ■' t hr Ur-il. 11 1'tf ;)'■ in M .1 IP’ hr a Committee and Repuhllean the rear of the Lincoln school. If Robert Cralty of Rockville. The was under Damsh control until | Auto Accessories—Tires ...... 4 Rnm.swick, N. .1 t. ' ' M S.i .1 l»|sll • n t h.- 'JM t) tl.t • I>eader In House of lieved that the act was a practical went cost on East Center, and bri(le-elect received a purse of 1807, then fell to the British. | ■ ,f S P )•.- Joke and not perpetrated hy a per­ Auto Repairing—Painting .... 7 pl.rr. A T» . fli Representatives followed No. 4 down^ Holl street. money from the friends in attend• BriUln ceded the Uland to Cer- i Auto Schools ...... j.\ WE PAY YOU $.3 00 for selling ' ■ < i i * t 1 tn thf f'lrpiuiop, an*l son or persons antagonistlr to the No. 3's chemical line was turned ance Autos—Ship by Truck ...... H 11 notl *•*■ hf gw **0 tn all pfn»"n« many in 1890. BY V. T. HAMLIN Autos—For Hire ...... | ten $1 boxe.s .30 heaiitifiil a.ssnrt- 1II* • rpR • ** 1 1 n HR ll ASifitf of thf Wa.xhlngton — The forthcom­ relief workers. onto the flames, which were shoot­ Mrs. Bingham's home was taste­ ALLEY IK)P The Voice From the Tomb ed name imprinted Christmas Germany also has Issued two Garages—'<*rvtce—Storage ... 10 i“ ti'l*>riu \ I'f Halit a >plir.atli«n and tiif ing up around the' tank throwing fully decorated for the party. She values marking the return of Uotorc- .ea—Bicycles ...... ll card.s sell $1 00 your profit ,30c. 1;; ill.! pl.i- • .'f ii.'nrini; i!ur» 'n. ing election tran.scends in impor­ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gagliardone out large clouds OT ^ o k e , but the was a.ssisted in serving a buffet F.upen aiid Malmcdy to the Reich. j A ut (*R—Met urcyclca ... It Flee samples, Thomas Doran Co., p' M’ 4hin$; a •' M>\ "f fills ..rdrr tance any is.sue of purely parti­ and daughter, Doris, of Wadsworth chemical line so^n hatfthe fire ex­ *" ineaa nnd l^vofeenlnnel Serrleea n L. . n )■ t’,*'\\ HI .1 p* • tiaviPkc ,'t .“Ir.Mi- luncheon by her sisters, Mrs. John These districts were ceded to Bel­ ^ 0ARIS ocFar ss Services Offered ...... II 2.' . 194'''. free institutions guaranteed to Daily Pattern Toilet Goods and Service ...... IT.dPnt WILLIAM S. HYDF:. Esq.. us under the Constitution, or Ground was broken today by Wanted—Ru«iness Si»-\ — Tliat six months and the other fo/Antfiohy Pyka. ual—the Important street and The present administration re­ as do these Democrats, who are runabout frock that you wear day Bonds—SMi.'k s—Mori^uges ... 71 friiiM the 21st dav of September, A. BY MEKKIl L KLOSSEft Business Opp..nun'iu« 32 P. l'.*4» b*' arnl the same are limit-, mains steadfast in its adherence puttlnlg country above partisan­ Edward J. Murphy left this after day, without your coat on FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Working In Reverse Money to r.uan 3| ed arnl al'b»w*-*l ft>r the creditors to burcauieratlc and socialistic Help aad ^Ituatlnne ship and patriotism above false morning for New York city and is . warmish days, under your heavy wjfhin wjilch i*» brlPK In their trends in sptte, of its seven years hero worship. Help Wanted—Female ...... 84 'Malms nualiist saTfl estate, and the attending this afternoon the con­ coats all winter long. This design. VAlOAF. our A CAWEFULLV Heir Wanted—M ale...... 84 Notice of of failure. Through the New I?eal We peed a businessman in the No. 87.30, has the clean-out sim­ saltl admlnlstriYTTtx" V* directed to vention of the National Associa- PLASINEO CAMW.K3N T O RUIN H i , frE c k ------ialeimen Wanted ...... 84-a plve public notice to the creditors system of unctir^d spending and Help Wanted—Male or Female 17 White House, not only to solve t,ion. of Retail Druggists. He will plicity. the almost masculine tail­ HIM F O LcriC A LLY -iL-O O TMiSjeS THIS IS MDUR n e w to bnn^c In their claims within sai owing we have reached an ouy grave economic problems, oring, that so many sports, and Agtnta' Wanted . . . .87-A Public Heariii"c ' time all'iwed by 'pnstlntf a copy/' attend Ihe dinner that is being •T6 SHATTER PEOPLE'S OONFl— M AN A6ER ,•Te r m it e * Situations Wanted—Female ... 18 this order rin the public sljrti post. a ll-f^ e high debt of istaggeririg brought about by seven years of g(ven tonight. street clothes have this fall. D E N C e ,IN s m i t h , s p e a k i n g ! Situations Wanted—.Male .... 81 /*)ning Honri] of .\ppeals n*'are*t to the place where the de proportions and continue to face waste and extravagance, but to * 1 I Since the dress itself i.s T o m o r r o w x Employment Agencies .... 44 erased last d\v«Ii within said town al^^al deficits of billions, even insure that adequate defense The regular weekly rehearsal of straight and simple, choose sotr^ START BORING ' Uve atnek—Pet*—Poallry— and by pnbllshin^r tbr Same In some FR08A WITLIIN \ ehlele* In accordance ’ with the ce­ neuspjtper havltiK -a circulation ;ln without having entered upon the which all Americans, regardless the Beethoven Glee Club will be thing colorful in which to make p o » » - Birds—Pets ...... 41ll quiremmts of the Zoning Regula- said probate _distrlct. within ti*n thus far abortive effort to accom­ of party, demand and which alone held tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the it up-r-one of the subtle blues, like Liv« Stock—Vehicles ...... i 47 I* tlons, the Zoning Board of Ap- *l;iys frotn the date of this ordsr. and plish an adequate national de­ will serve to safeguard the na­ Emanuel Lutheran church. Any­ nightflight. nr a rich Indian red­ PfiuUry and Suppllee ...... 41 return make to this court of the Wantad —Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 peals of the Town of Manchester notice given. fense. tion's peace and security. one Interested in Joining the club dish tone, or the deep violet that's For •■le»>MI*eellaaeo«* w ill hold.a public hearing at the WILLIAM 8 HYDE Wendell Willkie can bring about is invited to attend. being so much talked about. Wear Articles For K a le ...... 44J* Municipal Building on Thursday JudKS. a coordination of effort on the a dark leather belt with it, and Boats and Accessories ...... 4< H-9-:i-40 There is. furthermore, the issue Building Materials ...... 4' yards of 39- ly ty located at 418 . North Main All persons liable by law to pay tion of free enterprise and indi­ Inch material without nap (short Ipaetals at the Btoree ...... If this effort be successful. It la Hartford, Sept. 23—( ^ —Uncer­ Safety First! Wearing Apparel—Furs ... 47 Street. Residence B. Zone. taxes In the fraught xrith the gravest dangers vidual initiative which have made tainty over the renomination of sleeves); 3 2-3 yards (long SCUKCUY SMITH I f anted—To Buy ...... ** I Application of Savings Bank of sleeves). R— asa Beard Hotels—R EIGHTH SCHOOL AND even to the possibility of a life this nation industrially great and .Former Cong. Herman P. Kopple- Roataaraata i Manchester for permission to use UTILITIES DISTRICT tenure for the chief executive. prosperous and which step alone mann appeared ended today as the For a riATTKUN of this attrac­ ------Rooms without Board M j the first floor of a dwelling house of Manchester are hereby notified What, would become of our De­ can bring about the re-employ­ result o f a conference, Sunday, be­ tive mode.!' send 15c IN COIN. ••ardors Wanted ...... S n IMS MlPfT U -^ 1 located at 11-13 Park Street for that on Oct. 1 I shall have a rate mocracy under such circumstances ment of both Tabor and capital. tween Kopplemann, Mayor Spel- YOUR NAME. ADDRESS. Country Board>>*tflC8orts *••• O f THi LOCAL Hfotain—Restaurants ...... •1 i commercial purposes. Residence, bill for the collection of three and under the Influence of pres­ lacy an(l Town Chairman Daniel STYLE. NUMBER and SIZE to ,Wantad^Rooms—Board ...... it A. Zone. mills on the dollar laid on the list ent world trends. It la not dlffi- We shall De assured of an ad­ Finn. The Manchester Evening Herald. CONSTAMLARyf Raal ■atate For Rost Appeal from detfialon of bulld- of 1939, due to the collector Oct. ministration responsible to the Today’s Pattern Service, 106-7th 'M 'lb INVf«TlfiAn0N : ARaruaeota. Flats, Tsnementn •8 ctnt to foresee. Hartford's 70 votes will go to puslnans Locations for Rant .• inapector for permission to 1st. 1940. It la for these, among -many- -people, one In which the three Kopplemann under -the unit rule, Ave., New York. N. Y. Of OOMMIdOl; ( I I make .alterations in a building at lotiMS For Rent ...... Taxes accepted every work day other reasons, that I shall support branches of government, legisla­ it la expected, with the probability Show your sewmanship! Have muwer n c bnrban Par Rant i t : 33-35 Main Street for business and ex-ening daring October at 47 Wendell Willkie and Senator tive, judicial and executive, shall that the veteran leglalator will hie all the-.clothes you w an t this sea­ I jinmar Romas For Rent ••••• •J I purposes, the said existing build- nt/MCY Ranted to Rent ...... Malp Street and every day nntil Charles L. McNary for President each perform the functions allot­ the only candidate in the field. The son—an|d spend less money. Send Raal Batata Par fala j ing being nearer to the street line Saturday noon at Blacksmith and Vlfce-Prealdent of the United ted to It under the Constitution city convention meets In Knights for our new Fall Fashion Inx'!: Dl6APffARANC6 •ot Balldfag for Bala •• t l . than zoning regulations require. Shop IS WIlUam Street. States and not merely because of and In which the executive will of Columbus hall tonight to name with more than 100 bran (I ne-. ■ A lOoFB ZVtff ifnsaa Progarty for Bala ••• »* ‘ A ll persons interested In these Take Notice! All taxea unpaid and Vkn4 far Bala «•••• the circumstances that I am a Re­ not seek to usurp the. preroga­ delegates to the congressional and charming styles for every s ~.p ACnOM THE far Bala applications may attend this Nov. 1, I#S9, will be charged Inter­ publican. tives of the other co-equal Hartford probate conventiona. It every occasion. It’s so eaay to 't ftOOM.*. hforjBala •••••••••• ••••«•• hearing. est at the rate of 9-10 o f 1 per It is for these same reasons branches. alao will elect the party'a tbe^ your own. with these simple o" f^ a a r ^ far Bala Raymond W. Goslee, cent |ier month from Oct. 1. IMO, that -mUllons of former Democrata With Wendell Willkie in the aenatorlal candldatea. 'I tema, even If you haven’t h- 8B for Bala •••••••••••* -- • U4 for SxebMiK* .••• Chairman until paid. will iupport Wendell Willkie for White House the nation will once Kopplemann and Finn conferred much sewing experience. ■*•>] Batata...... Edward F. Taylor. Joseph Cbartier, the Presidency and will have no more be ^united In spirit and In with Mayor Spellacy in his room ! Pattern 15c, Patteim Book 16? ffSYl ~ BXIaaa ' Secretary Collector. part In the third term ^effort to purpose to ' carry “out the destiny at St. Frappis hospital where he I One Pattern nnd Pattern Book c ** Beptember 20. i#io. .hUnchestar, Conn.. SapC 20. 1040. eetabUsta the. (tetioa of the India- of a frss poopls. is convalssciag from a broken hip. | 675Q dared together, 25c.

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