;(SIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE GENTS VOL. XLI., NO. 95. OliiMlfled AdT«rtttlnf on page • MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1927,
COMMITS SAME TRAGIC Out-brodies Brodie RAJAH AGAIN CRIME AS NEIGHBOR SHfTH, BARRS) Watertown. Mare., Jan. Ml,— FUGHT OF FOREIGNERS Several week* ago, In a flt ot doipondenoy, Mri. Philip Looae- BY SENATE, TO BUMPS INTO oto drowned her two bablee In a bath tub and then ended her own life by polion. FROM SHANGHAI BEGINS OWPOUCE Laet night her neighbor. HCHTTORSEAT Mrs. Qeorglanna Deeohenei. drowned heraolt and her nine- month-old baby boy !n the bath Mentalist at State Theatre tub of thoir home. Battle Before Committee t to Mra. Deichenee had been MEXICO W M Flock for Refuge to Ships haunted by the tear that the Stopped From Answering was losing her mind. Be Led By James Beck, Questions at Special Per Former Solicitor-General FOR U. S. MOVE Lying in Yangtse River ♦ formance; Refund Money. GOOD BRAKES SAVE Of the United States. TO A M T R A T E BLAMES THE HUBBIES FOR STOPPING RAJAH Hate DemonstratioDs By Na- The funny side of life is al Police Bgaln InterEerred with LIFE OF PHYSICIAN ■Washington, Jan. 21.— With tha ways interesting. This morning the perfomanco of Rajah Rabold doors of the Senate closed in his (Annoonces Acceptance of as the 119 women were passing Uves So Violent That at the State theater today by Is face and barred from hla oath of by the box office at the State Principle— U. S. Cabinet theater to re.oetve their money Evacnation of Enropean suing a last minute order prohibit Ellington Doctor Stops Car office, Senator-Designate Frank L. back after the police had stop ing the special matinee for women. Smith, of Illinois, today faced the ped the show, one womkn re Over one hundred women, old and task of proving tc a hostile jury and Senate Conunittee marked: Colony Is Forced— Only youuig, were'seated in the theater In Nick of Time— Trol his right to a senatorial seat on the "They can say what they when the Rajah made an an appointment given him by Gover want to, I think our husbands nouncement that Prosecuting nor Len Small. Giovanni Sponza. Italian Immigrant, went Steve Brodie one better when, Discuss Sttnadon. are to blame for this. They’re 6 U. S. Businoss Mon Loft leys Blocked For Hours. with suicidal Intent, he leaped into the East River at New York from Attorney Charles R. Hathaway had As the Senate has twice refused afraid wo would learn some to let Smith enter its portals, even the highest point of the span of the Manhattan Bridge. 142 feet above. things concerning their past ordered him not to answer any of The crew of a passing tug pulled Sponza from the water suffering only At Kiukiang Living on the questions of any of the patons. temporarily, there appeared small Mexico City, Jan. 21.— Mexico, that they don’t want us to Dr. Edward A. Brace of Elling from shock and submersion. At the hospital, where this picture was Their admission money was refund likelihood of his ever becoming an having announced its acceptance in know." ton, had a narrow escape from actual senator. The Votes against made he said he had been despondent because he couldn’t find work. ed. principle of arbitration of Its diffi Standard Oil Tug. The special performance was to death early last evening at the Tal- Smith were both 48 to 33, a Dem ocratic-insurgent coalition joining culties with the United States over begin at 10:30 this morning. At cottvllle bridge when he lost his nine minutes to eleven, the curtain hands to bar him from his appoint the land and oil laws, now awaits bearings In the heavy fog and WANT HUGE SLICE London, Jan. 21.— The evacua was lifted and the Rajah appeared. ed seat. Senators McLean and Bing CHAPLIN mm some suggestion from the United CANADA BANI^ SUES tion of Shanghai by foreign resi His tardiness was explained by a drove his automobile into the op ham of Connecticut both voted in States. I statement he made to the effect en space between the road and the favor of Smith’s admission. dents has begun, according to a that he had been making strenuous See Barring of Vare. OF YOUNG’ S PRIZE Mexico considers that it is up to trolley bridge. He miraculously A $500,000 CHECK the United States to make propos FOR BOOTLEG PAY Central News dispatch from there but fruitless, attempts to secure Leaders of the coalition hailed today. permission to go ahead with the escaped death by a matter ot Inch the verdict as an announcement by als as to the questions to be arbi trated and the manner of arbitra The dispatch said the antl-for- performance. es when his car wedged between the Senate that it will not admit to elgn demonstrations against the Hathaway on Scene , the -trolley tressel and the girders its membership any senatorial can tion. Honeymooners Who Claimed It is generally accepted here that foreign residents had become so The Rajah explained that short of the bridge. Due to the fact that didate tainted with huge expendi Gets It to Bank Just Ahead Providonce Trio Bought threatening that the forelgnei*a tures. As such, tliey predicted, the Mexico will not consider arbitra ly before time for the performance he was riding in a closed-ln-ma- were taking refuge aboard British to begin, Prosecuting Attorney verdict virtually bars both Smith tion of its constitution, holding qjiine. Dr. Brace was not thrown They Aided Swimmer Sue and American steamships lying in Hathaway and Patrolman John and Senator-elect William S. Vare. Of Federal Tax Men Who that It cannot negotiate on. Its right $400,000 Worth, Only the Yangtse river. out onto the ice below. of Pennsylvania, from any hope of to make Its own laws. Mexico, how McGiinn came to the theater and The accident happened at 7:10 The Chinese agitators continue entering the Senate in the next ever, would be willing to submit informed Manager Sanson that the but through traffic was not restor Sought to Attach. For $10,000 Share. Paid $100,000 Is Charge. to excite the population by the cir Congress. certain cases to arbitration and to show must be stopped; that it was ed until 10:22, trolley officials culation of a report that Chinese Smith meanwhile prepared today let the decision in these cases be a babies are being murdered by the a»gainst, the law. said. The wrecked did not arrive guide for the future. “ For fifteen years, I have toured to lay his case before the Elections Boston, Jan. 21.— When George foreign missionaries. the world in the course of my work •until 9:30. Committee, to which the Senate re New York, Jan. 21.— Charlie Land Laws Effective Providence, Jan. 21.— A $400,- Hate Agitation Spreads Blocks Trolley Trafflc- The land regulations have now and never before, until I struck ferred his credentials. In his fight: ■ CliaDUn-,." outmaneuvred federal Young, winner of the Catalina was 000 tangle over Canadian liquor Anti-foreign agitation is In The accident severed trolley become effective and it is expected this town, have I met police for a seat, It was said, he will ■ bo an obscure youth in Toronto, life creasing everywhere, declared the traffic between Manchester and ■ agente- who are seeking to tie up that the government will follow the was unfolded hers today. represented by James M. Beck, correspondent of the Evening News interference. I have visited the Rockville. Fortunately, however, his funds pending the outcome of a was devoid of troubles and courts same course it took In the matter Three local business men and a principal cities of the world, in former solicitor general of the of law were unknown to him. But from Kiukiang. four cars w’ere “ trapped” on the government tax suit against the of oil leases, and will technically man from Winnipeg, together with Chlang Kai Shek, arriving at Ki- cluding New York City and Lon United States, and Cornelius J. claim lands which are not register don, and did not find opposition Rockville side of the bridge when Doyle, Springfield, 111., attorney. comedian, it was disclosed today. with success has come money and several liquor cargoes and three ukian from Hankow enroute to the automobile left the road. ed in compliance with the laws, there,’’ remarked the Rajah. To Start Tomori’ow. Falling to-locate the film star’s as with money, troubles. rum ships which operated off the Nanchang, has found the British^ These plied between the bridge letting the actual confiscation await boycott in full force. The British ^Vomen Disappointed A preliminary meeting will be sets to any great amount in Los An The youthful hero of Neptune iinal court decision or agreement New England, New York and New A profound silence w prevailed aud Stafford Springs while other held Saturday to arrange a pro concession is completely deiserted cars did likewise with Hartford as geles,. .the agents hurried. East. will' encounter his first '' legal: tilt between the United States and Jersey coasts and a Montreal bank, among the audience as ^ e Rajah gram for the committee’s inquiry Chaplin got tl^e "tip” and sent his when Mr. and Mrs. James Foster of are involved in the affair. and the consul is quartered on a their destination. Passengers were Mexico. river-boat refusing any dealing made his- speech. But when he Into the right of Smith to a seat. personal check for $500,000 to a Quincy, honeymoon couple, who as No step by the United States Is According to autho’’lties, the concluded, the theater buzzed with transferred at the bridge. It was This session, it was said, will be with the Cantonese authorities.' not until 10:22 that the trolleys New York bank. . sisted him in his Journey to the anticipated until the Mexican three local men agreed to pay chatter as the women gathered in attended by Smith, his counsel, Six American business men in were able to cross the bridge again. Paid In E^s Pacific Coast, institute a suit to ob courts have handed down a deci $400^000 for liquor from Canada groups to discuss the matter. As members of the committee and The money was' hiHcled over in tain $10,000______of his__ prize______mone;jy. but only one-third was paid. Where Kiukiang are quartered on a Stand Difficnlt Job sion in the InjuncUbn proceedings ard “OlUtag hut theV go to.their of they finally passed out of the thea Senator James A. Reed, Democi:at now before them, wherein Ameri upon; the- Royal .’Trust Company ter, each was refunded bar »dmis- ^ It .appears that the job o t rgr 8t?if’=Hli»utfeff later ■thwHjl^atftteiSI' fices daily and are the only foreig moving the wrecked aut'ornoblle i3ff MlSsohrl, who led the flgtt tw~ei- irig to their counsel. Attorney Fran can oil companies are asking for brought a civil action here, attach sion price. It was stated at the federal htfea arrived with an at ners vefaturing to keep up commer from its position was a hard one. olude.-A-program then will be map cis Juggins. restraint against he execution of ing the property of the three Rhode box office that 119 tickets, were ped out for the Investigation and tachment order. They were inform cial intercourse. It was necessary to summon the Eight Day Gueists t the oil laws. It is anticipated that Island men— Allie Zura, depart sold. Twenty-five cents had been until an agreement Is reached, it ed that there was nothing left, to ment store head, David Leand, a The foreign population of wrecker from Vernon street in The Fosters ask the ten thousand the decision of the lower courts in Shanghai in 1923 was about 20,- charged. was said, no one would predict the attach. dollars in return for money they these cases will be known by Mon merchant, and Morri.s Rotman, a Unfavorable Remarks Hartford. This is a cumbersome range of the inquiry. Later an Internal Revenue rep 000 but as this included a majority looking car that requires consider loaned Young and for their assis day! politician. A Herald reporter standing near In order to get Into the present resentative intimated that some ac of Japanese the number of Euro able power to operate. In fact, tance to him. While honeymooning UpiJeiTOOSt Topic at Capital Accuser Sued Too the box office as the women filed Senate, Smith must win over to tion might be taken against the ■Washington, Jan. 21.— The Mex , Meyer Chechick, of Winnepeg, peans living thel'e may be arou; d it used so much power that other bank, but officials of the institu in Arkansas, the Fosters met Young seven or eight thousand. A con^d- past collecting their money, heard his case eight senators', who denied and his companion Billy Hastings, ican situation was uppermost today who admitted he made»the contract trolley cars were slowed up; trol him his oath. tion declare they were entirely erable number of refugees has been raauy unfavorable remarks passed and drove them to Los Angeles. For at either end of Pennsylvania ave with the men for the liquor, came against the interruption. ley officials sai4> Near Treason, Says D. I. Walsh within their rights in cashing the* added to this In recent weeks. Dr. Brace did not suffer even a eight days and nights they traveled nue. here in connection with the suit Passing the Buck -Camden, N. J., Jan. 21.— "The huge check. While President Coolldge met for violation of contract. The problem of a successful scratch in the accident. The auto Lita Must Wait together. Foster claims he paid evacuation of all these people, with Efforts to learn the cause for Senate’s refusal to seat Frank L. many of Young’s bills while enroute with his cabinet at the White Claiming that their business had mobile was only slightly damag Washington, Jan. 21.— Uncle any considerable part of their ef prohibiting of the performance Smith of Illinois Is a fiat declara and that Young promised him $10,- House and discussed the questions been damaged by attachments plac v;ere more or less unsuccessful. ed. It was extracted by means of tion that vote buying for a sena Sam turned a deaf ear today to the fects, is a serious one. a crane. 000 If he won the swim. growing out of the application of ed On their property, the three local Chief of Police Samuel G. Gordon torial seai has ended,” ’ .United plea of Llta Grey Chaplin that he Mexico’s new land laws to Ameri Chang Denies Antl-Foreignlsm I Reports to Police do the gallant thing for a lady and A telegram asking for one thou 'business men immediately brought replied curtly: States Senator David l. Walsh, can property, the Senate Foreign civil suit against the Canadian. The Cantonese military leaders I “ Go to Hathaway.’’ Immediately after the accident, allow her to collect $14,400 from sand dollars was sent Young yes consolidating their position at Nan-' Dr..Brace reported the affair to i Democrat of Massachusetts, declar- terday by the Fosters. Young de Relations Committee met at the Chechich Is under a $100,000 bond Mr. Hathaway, when questioned ed here in an address before Charlie before the 'ma.tter of the Capitol to act on the Robinson res chang with a view to renewing^ the Rockville police who gave out j the nies that he promised them any for a hearing in February. replied: Camden Real Estate Board. film star’s income tax arrears are olution, which expresses the senti their attack against Chekiang prov the - information that the control | adjusted. money. Meanwhile, secret service agents ince, “ I was unaware that the per “ The Senate has a right to re ment of the Senate that difficulties here are investigating Chechick’s formance was stopped. I refer Dr. Brace had of the auto was the | "Sorry, but nothing doing,” was Toronto Plans Holiday. with the Calles government should A report that Marshal Chang only thing, which saved his life. l view the qualifications of a sena the attitude of the governrrfent, as Toronto, Jan. 21.— A civic holi papers, which. It Is said, disclose you to Mr. Sanson.’’ tor, ’ Walsh declared, “ because he be arbitrated. Tso-Lin, Manchurian war lord, was Dr. Brace was driving only about expressed by Deputy Commissioner day will be declared and a monster delivery of a quantity of choice Ibijah Talks not only represents his own state, The Mexican government is considering the advisibility of sink eight mll.es an hour. He says he of Internal Revenue Charles R. parade with fioats will take placo Canadian liquor. In an interview. Rajah Raboid but makes laws for 47 other record today as favoring “ in prin ing his differences with the Canton Nash. on the day on which George Young, informed The Herald that he had couldn’t even see the radiator In states.” Smith’s offense was brand ciple” the adjustment of the con ese and throwng in his lot with the front of him. The Instant he felt . The government has filed claims San Pedro channel swimmer, been assured from legal sources ed by Senator Walsh as "second troversy by arbitration. A state latter in the anti-foreign move that it was not against the law to the car start to drop, he Jammed only to treason.” against Chaplin’s estate totaling reaches Toronto. The parade will' ment issued by the Mexican foreign ment, was flatly denied by Marshal give occult readings but that it on his brakes. Had the car gone nearly $1,000,000 alleged to be due be followed by a banquet. office and telegraphed to Washing Chang himself in a direct cable to They couldn’t allow a man tj In neglected income taxes. Under DEATH STILLS VOICE was against the law to advertise about eight inches further it would Preliminary plans were made at ton said “ the Mexican government the Daily News. take an oath of office and sit in the law, these claims must be the meeting held by the Sportmen’s it. He said that with the lone ex have fallen through on to the thin the jury which would determine declares it is ready to accept in "I will fight Bolshevism! to the ice below as the two bridge's are threshed out and adjudicated be Aquatic Association at which the principle that its difficulties with OF “ SMIUR” M’ARDLE end,” Chang cabled. ception of New Britain, he had his own fitness to sit there,” Walsh fore any other claims can be paid. never been interfered with during wider at one end than at the other. argued. athletic organizations in Toronto th United States should be decided Preparations for an attack On Sick Call The government comes first offic were represented and members ot against Chekiang are interpreted his career. There, he said, the ials said, and there will be no abro by arbitration.” police stopped the special matinee Dr. Brace was returning from parliament and civic officials were To Report Robinson Measure here as indicating that Chiang.Kai gation of the rule. Radio Entertainer Dies at Bos when it was almost over but ad attending a patient in the outskirts present. Speeches were made in The Mexican situation flared up Shek has succeeded r in defeating ded the judge\ reprimanded the of Wapping when he met with the which YoUng was lauded not on'.y in the Senate while President Coo ton After a Stomach Opera the plans of Jacob Borodin, Soviet chief of police for his action claim accident. He said he never saw PA'rHER-IN-LAW WEDS as a swimmer but for his devotion lldge was discussing it with his tion. envoy. Borodin is understood to CHECK WORKER ON to Ills mother. ing that it was not a violation of the fog so thick in his life. He at Wichita, Kansas,' Jan. 21.— Rob cabinet behind closed doors. have opposed an immediate' mili the law to give the readings, but tributes his escape from death as ert E. MacMurray, father of Lita One speaker suggested that a Within an hour after the Senate Boston, Mass., Jan) 21,— "Ghlcf tary move against Chekiang. to advertise them. being due to the fact he was driv BIG SCALE CAUGHT Grey Chaplin, was married last picture of George Young should be met, three resolutions were intro Smiler” Clyde McArdle of the MacMurray Ordered Back ing very cautiously. A trolley car hung in every boys’ club In Toron "Washington, Jan. 21.— John V. Manager Sanson announced that night to Mrs. Nella Benjamin of duced: ■WNAC“ Smllers’ Club,” known to the Rajah will continue his “run’’ was proceeding close behind him as Wichita at Ponca City, Oklahoma, to' as a reminder to other boys of By Senator Frazier, Rep., North thousands of radio fans, passed A. MacMurray, American minister at the State theater for the rest he started to round the corner on New Britain Police Nab Man it was learned today. MacMurray their duty to their mother. away early today at Eliot^hospital. to China has been ordered to re turn to his post in Pekin for diplo of the week. to the bridge and had the motor- Who Trimmed Virginia Bank was divorced from Lita Grey’s (Contlnned on Page 2.) The “ chief smiler’s” wife was alone man not stopped his car suddenly For $5,000. mother several years ago. The TREASURY BALANCE with him at his bedside when he matic reasons, it was announced at ONE-LEGGED MURDERER the trolley would have rammed couple will live in Wichita, they Washington, Jan. 21.— Treasury died. the State Department today. Mac into the automobile. Murray was ordered home several GOES TO ELECTRIC CHAIR New Britain, Jan. 21.— A man announced. balance as.of January 19: $201.- DOUBLE MURDER ENDS McArdle was stricken with a 611,707.83. stomach complaint and lost vital weeks ago to consult with Presi giving his name is Arthur Aronson, dent Coolidge and Secretary of Osining, N. Y., Jan. 21.— Mich 25, of New York City, was arrested ity after an Operation. Behiard V. ael Kosmiski, one-legged murder ALABAMA LOVE AFFAIR Gllooly, a Somerville fireman, State Kellogg concerning the Chin last night on suspicion of being ese situation, and had started. er, died in the electric chair as Sing ASSESS DUKE ESTATE Joseph Cohen, wanted in Newport twice gave blood to his friend in a Sing early today. He killed Mild YOUNG FOLKS NEVER transfusion in a desperate effort The American government has News, Va., for bank swindling. Railroad OflScial and Married no intention of increasing the red Durkes, his sweetheart. Police today said Aronson confessed to save the life of the cheerful ra dio man. naval forces in Chinese waters at FOR MILUON LOSSES he was the man wanted. According Companion Shot Down Near this time despite the gravity of the to the police a circular from the SO GOOD, SAYS FORD Birmingham. situation, it was said at the depart BORN IN DENVER Newport News authorities disclosed ment. SHE TELLS ABOUT Must Pay Expenses of Fertil that ^Aronson represented himself Birmingham, Ala., Jan. 21.— FASCIST REVOLT IN Refugees At Manila izer Experiments Made By M being connected with a California Jealousy and robbery are alternate LATVIA SOON ENDED Manila,, Jan. 21. — Sixty-five OLD PIKE’S PEAK Rubber company and deposited a Of Course, They’re a Bit Like Caged Lions Just motives advanced by police today refugees from Foochow, China, ar N. Carolina Company. check for $35,000 with the bank. for the double murder of Arthur London, Jan. 21.— Ah abortive rived here today aboard the Des Covered wagons winding The next day he withdrew $5,000 Let Loose, But Pretty Quick They’ll B. Moore, prominent railway offi attempt gt. a Fascist revolt In Val- troyer Plllsbury. Of this number snakelike over dusty plains. and disappeared. The check for the Handle Freedom Right. cial, and Mrs. C. J. Thornton, his miera, Latvia, was reported today three were men and the rest were Skeletons of man and beast Jersey City, N. J., Jan. 21.— The a Iftter found to be young and pretty companion. Their by. the -Riga- correspondent of the women and children, mostly fami marks the trail. Oxen move court of chancery here has decreed, fictitious. ’The bank then offered a bodies were found near a wooded Central News. One officer and a lies, o.f missionaries. By THEODATE GEOFFREY slowly along, listlessly. Men It was learned today, that losses reward for Lis apprehension and ^pretty hard to answer for what he lane yesterday. company of soldiers'surprised and After rescuing the refugees, the on horseback beads bowed on amounting to $1,032,397.93, in his description was broadcast will do. He will probably be pret Thornton, who separated from disarmed the police and occupied Pillsbury steamed down the Min South feudbury, Mass., Jan. '21. chests. Plodding^ plodding, to curred by the late James B. Duke, tnroug^bout the country. ty wild because he Is not accustom his wife five months ago, is being tbO telegraph' office and railroad river, her decks cleared for action, ward the “ Promised Land.” millionaire tobacco man. In experi When arrested, Aronson or — ‘•'I believe the young people of ed to liberty. But if you were to sought for questioning. His , pres station., The, garrison .was mobiliz today are better than they ever as threats'were made by the Nia- A cry from the leading scout: mentation with a new process of Cohen, had in his possession several let him run loose, and settle Into ent whereabouts are -not known, ed a'nd arrested the revolters after have been because they have been tionalists, according to refugees, “ Pike’s Peak.’’ manufacturing fertilizer, must be checks which the police say are the feeling of freedom* he would although he was last reported in a brief action. given freedom and have learned to that they would lire on any rescue Like an electric shock the met by bis estate In spite of the op- forgeries and they are of the opin get Into certain ways of acting and New York. vessel. ,’The Pillsbury cleared from stand on their own feet.” Henry you could have confidence in what Mrs. Thornton, and a nine-year- whole caravan is galvanized into .position of his widow, Mrs. Nana- ion he was about to attempt his Miss, Doris McPherson of Center China however, without experlen'c- action. O.ven and horses prick Ford made this statement'with a to expect ot his habits.” old daughter had been making, her street has reentered the employ of line H. Duke and the executors of Virginia methods in this city. strong emphasis, although his ordi ing any untoward incident. up their ears and hasten their the $89,000,000 left by the deceas Jazz Tuneless Music home with her mother, Mrs. J. R. the Pinehurst Grocery, nary convejrsational tone is so "Jazz?” he repea-ted the word, Thomas. . . . gait. The men throw their ed. ABANDON SEARCH FOB low and quiet it is difficult to fol in answer to a question. Mrs. Moore left her husband sev hats Into the air. From now on The sum In question is to be paid HUSBAND GETS DECREE LOST BOY ON ICE FLOE Paradise will be in view. low'him. "Jazz is music with the tune eral weeks ago taking her 'three ■ over to the Southern Power Com FROM DOROTHY ARNOLD Cleveland, Jan. 21.— Search has That is a picture of our west ItTvas his way of answering the taken out.” children with her. . . . pany of Charlotte, North Carolina, been abandoned for the boy who years ago. Born in the shadow Middletown, Jan. 21.— Leon A. oft-m'ade charge that. the automo “ I like some tune ic the musih - A search of Moore’s pockets re “ ALL AT SEA” in which Mr. Duke held 70 per cent bile- in turning young iolks loose, to which I dance, but when they vealed that $50 and a watch-wwe wag carried out into Lake Erie on of historic Pike’s Peak, a Man of the stock. A bill has been pre Ingraham, of East Hampton, w4s By Carolyn Wells away from parental control, has commercialized dancing aud jazz missing. a cake of ice late "WsdnesdSy aqd chester woman, gives her im sented by the Power Company to today granted a divorce from Doro- A Thrilling Mystery pressions of the country nowa thy Mansfield Ingraham on the contributed to license and immor they took all the music out of it.” Moore was nearly decapitated'by .who is now believed to have perish days. Read this story of wide the estate, specifying amounts paid ground of desertion. Mrs. Ingraham tality. Henry Ford does not think I had watched, a little earlier, -« load of buckshot and was found STARTS IN THE ed. Although Coast Guard boats, ' open spaces in tomorrow’s out on notes and amounts due for disappeared In 1292 after InBisting BO.' Mr. and Mrs. Ford in the old ball lying beside his . automobile, ' the HERALD MONDAY fire tugs and airplanes itatrolled power and light to the Piedmont she was Dorothy Arnold, the miss "Better : than ever before,” he room of the old “Red House Tav hood of which had been raised. The Nfever Before Published the area all yesterday, no furthWS;; HERALD Electro-Chemical Company of Char ing New York heiress, and her insisted. "You know, if you cage ern,” immortalized by the poet body of the young ^ woman lay In Any FOWn. -trace o f the youth was discovered!’ ‘Out at Noon” lotte, which w'as organized by Duke husband has been unable to locate up a • Hon for a . long while, and The boy was skating-neai'.^he s b m li- , among' the trees apparently shot "It’s NBA Fiction” to manufacture the fertilizer. her since. ^ then suddenly release him, it is (Continued Page 9,> down- while tryina to escaoe. .A when a large floe ot ice broke'6ft.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE ^ DANCE fo r , ea9h except the chief. jasUce, NORRIS, SOBBING TAKES CRUISE TO WEST MEXICO WAITS FOR LAWYERS GET BIG who giwa^ $;9;500, ’ ; •’ Polish-American w nx URGE $12,000 The bar committee also V ill reC- OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY INDIES FOR m s HEALTH U S. ON ARBITRATION FEES IN WILL F H ^ ^ (l /TurnHall .qmmead that ;two judges • be ap TELLS OF KILLING pointed; in th e' Hertford "Common Saturday Evening AS PAY OF JUDGES Pleas court at salaries of $7,500. {Cpntinacd from Page 1.) at 7:30. each. The present saldry in this Large Attendance at 41st Charles J. McCann Leaves To Total of $57,408 Awarded as court is $6,000 a year. These rec Weeps as He Swears He Birthday Anniversary; Many morrow .on 31 Day Trip Dakota, designed to prevent Presi Result of Contest Oyer Wa- ommendations will be incorporat Visiting Guests Present. Through Caribbean Sea. dent Co
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liANGFORD GETS $6,000 he was • the most-feurqd heavy- ANOTHER B. B. RUMOR Jdhnson would'be retired-as.head taste of the public, with sacred itod 27th. _ The Intermediate " A group’ vfeight .in the gamie. . It is u n d e r-, 'c-i.nsists o f’ those who wish-to per of the American League and given New York, Jan. 21.— Sam Lang stood that Langford plans to open ,} -ja secular numbers'intermingle^.. SWIMMING CLASSES MTHOVEN GLEE aUB ' fect the side stroke bO as to do sev- ^New York, Jan. 21.— Ty Cobb a pensioner’s Job as president-emer ford, now ancient and almost uight- a bootblack stand in Bostdn to buih ; Assisting the glee club ■ will be itus Vhile ' Cobb and . Speaker .al ,lesB, was richer by about |6,00Q to- port himself in his declining years. » Miss Helen Berggren, contralto so cu’al-lengths of the pool using the and Trls Speaker are alDdost cer- correct stroke and correct oreath-. tjiin to be "exonarated and restored ready vindicated by Johnson’s 'lat-; ^ y as the result of a benefit show ' ON THE AIR TUESDAY loist of the South Baptist chufeh of AT EAST SIDE REC This will ho quite rapidly ac- to 4food standing” as a result of the est statement that they were drop ’conducted'on his behalf last night Hartford and Rudolf Swanson, ten ped for Incompetence and not dis at the Walker Athleth: Club In the Canada exported more than $12,- ccmplished so they can socn join; Jphnson-Landis showdown next 000,000 w orth'of furs during the or soloist of the Second Congrega tl p advanced class work and learn, week, according to a report in cir honesty would be, of necessity, re heart of Harlem which was Lang tional church of Hartford. After Women-Students Doing Well stored to good standing. ford’s playground in the days when year which ended.in-April, 1926. Singers From Swedish Luther- the cfawl stnilc* and diving., . culation today. The report was that their concert the club will be en Under Instruction". By Miss Anyone wisk.ing to learn-to dive ’ an Church to Sing at WTIC tertained by the Luther League of Ruth Calhoun. may join the advanced class. Only Station in Hartford. the Swedish Lutheran Church of a certain number will be taken for Hartford. The program: ejich class ro it would be advisable, ^ lu t a t io u ...... • • Gaines Under the Instruction of Miss Next Tuesday • evening at eight Ruth Calhoun, associate director of to sign up at the cllire immediate o’clock the Beehoven Glee club of Lo, How a Rose Are Blooming Practorlus the Recreation centers women of ly. the Swedish Lutheran church will the swimming classes are making There are already two private- broadcast from Station WTIC at Peaceful Slumbering, with M^. swimming classes at *he East Side" Swanson, te n o r ...... Storace rapid strides. It Is not quite as easy Hartford. for an older person to learn to Rec Pool. T’n-.e it available for one This organization under the L u llaby...... swim as a younger one but it is more class. If a party of frOm teii leadership of Helge E. Pearson, or Greetings to the Homeland (Swed- igjj) ...... Kromer surprising how much many women to twenty women would like to ganist and choir director of the have a private class in swimming Engelbreicts March, Swedish Folk have accomplished in eleven les Jwedlsh Lutheran church, has sons. The twelfth and last of the Iliss Calhoun wo;»ld bo very glad to ^ ow n unusual progress during its make the necessary arrangements,' De Sandm an...... Protheroe lessons of the series will be given existence. this week. Next week a new series The time will be given to tA'e first The club’s first concert given in Deep R iv e r ...... • • • Lucas party requesting it. o r Gray Robe, With Victor John will begin. The beginner^’ class will JANUARY FURNITURE the High School hall last May was be held on Thursday evening, Jan considered one of_ the finest musi son, B aritone...... Huntley uary 27, at 7 o’clock. SIGN CXILLEGE STAR cal events of the season. Wonderful Peace ...... T w ner Miss Calhoun feels there isn’t a The Beethoven Glee club has not Allah’s Holliday ...... Friml person who cannot learn to swim. Not more than 10 years ago Man-j only made a fine Impression in Aloha Pe, With Miss Berggren, con No one is too young or too old. She CLEARANCE » Manchester but also in several oth tralto!...... Hawaiian Farewell ager John McGraw of the Nc^ York: does consider it essential, however, Giants had little or no use for thu er cities and towns of Connecticut Betrayal of Christ, with Rudolf to have enough confidence In the and Massachusetts, in which they Johnson and Victor Johnson college ball player. Today, ho is Rhys-Ford teacher to be willing to follow her strong for the educated athletes.- have appeared for their youthful instructions. ' ' f - appearance and the quallty^of their The Intermediate B class will His latest high-brow rookie is none other than a former Illinois singing. have its first lesson of the series star, Edward Kallina, who made a Club Members Tuesday evening, January 25th, at Introductory bale Of Glen^YOod Ranges The personnel of the club is as TEST ANSWERS name in football as well hasef 7 o’clock. This class consists of ball. He Is a pitcher with a tenden those who are able to keep afloat follows: cy to hit the ball a la Biabe Ruth. / We are showing the complete Glenwood line in. black or enamel finishes and in any size and style to suit your First tenors; Elmer Johnson, These are the correct answers to by using the tide stroke only im Clarence Larson, Edwin Johnson, the questions which appear on With Bloomington in the.Three-I requirements. Come in now— select the range or gas stove you want— make a small deposit, and arrange weekly or perfectly. League, where he played before Ivar Scott, Clarence Anderson, the comics page: The Intermediate A class and the monthly payments on pur PROFIT SHARING CREDIT PLAN. Ernest Johnson, Raymond Nelson, 1— Hiram Johnson. advanced class will meet together getting McGraw’s O. K., he was YOU GET THE BENEFIT OF A CASH DISCOUNT WITH FULL YEAR’S TIME TO PAY. Raymond Erickson, Fred Johnson, 2— Paris. because the Avork is so closely al used at first and in the ■* outfield when not pitching, in order: to take ijarold Fish. 3— ^No. lied. They will begin at 7:40 Second tenors: Carl Swanson, 4— Lon Chaney. o'clock Thuisday eveniiig, January advantage of his slugging. ■ Carl Matson, Carl Birath, Evald 5— 5,280. Matson, Arthur Carlson, Herbert 6— ^John Milton. Johnson, Evald Erickson, Arthur 7— Rocky Mountains, Colorado. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiminiiiiiiiiiiii»iii»»H»iiiiHi Anderson, Philmore Gustafson, 8— Harry S. New. Robert Modean. 9— ^Yes. First basses: Herman Johnson, 10— Colleen Moore. I NEGLECT Sherwood Anderson, Robert Olson, E will ruin the best watch made. If you don’t take an interest Victor Johnson, Harold Modean, 5 in it and have it looked over and cleaned it will come to a stop Ernest Benson, Paul Erickson, El If some day. Don’t wait until it gets that bad. Bring it in now mer Swanson, George Olson, John E and let us put it in A1 shape. Wright, Milton Nelson. A THOUGHT ' Second basses: Wilbur Johnson, Carl Gustafson, Hllding Bolin, Mail "shall not live by 'bread Evan, Nyqnist, Herbert Johnson, alone.—-Matt. 4:4. - Everett Fish, Albert Pearson, Ern BRAY est Kjellson, Rudolf Carlson, Al- The contemplation of celestial , bert Robinson, Robert Burr, Clar- things will make a man both speak I 'J E W E L E R < ence Vogman. and think more sublimely and I 645 Main St., Farr Building, South Manchester 5 ' Varied jprograms magnificently when he descends to The program is varied to suit the human affairs.— Cicero. ~ .itiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 208.Glenwood C $69.50 In Black Size 8 Glenwood N. $98.00 The best bargain ever offered. (A Year to Pay) New Spring Millinery CLOSING OUT ALL OUR A beautiful little range for the WINTER HATS small family and standard Glen The careful finish of a Glenwood wood quality in every respect. Very is noticeable everywhere you look, 1 . 0 0 " " ’' compact, but has an oven 18x20 whether at the grate, oven or sec 1.00 with perfectly straight sides, not tional top— there is good workman 4.98 Hats at 3.98 cut under. Flrepot large enough ship throughout. This is a large Formerly to 4.95 Reg. and large Head sizes. to carry a water front. size coal stove with 20 inch square oven. Winding up ow January Mark Down Sale with The Glenwood K $134.50 (A Year to Pay)
TWs is a big stove and an old favorite in the Glen wood line, now offered in a new exterior design that is right up to date. The Glenwood K has a full 20 inch square oven and S double mantel shelf. Comes in plain black or gray City Glenwood enamel. Gas Range .Glenwood Gas Range Tomorrow Only. The Last Day. Brings a Cliniax of Super YMueSi future Items in $144.00 o :- -:o . .$68.50 (A Year to Pay) Fresh Lots Not Previously Offered Go on Sale for i Bay Only. ‘ (A Year to Pay) A full sized gas range with a coal The standard of quality in cab firebox built in for kitchen heat, inet gas ranges, and just tbe right BARGAINS IN THE can be equipped with water front. E. KEITH FURNITURE CO.. Inc size for popular use. -Has .large Hand Embroidered Gowns CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT The ideal stove for modern apart Comer Main and School Streets, South Manchester oven and separate broiler— in black ment use. with white trim. in regular sizes, also extra sizes," ^ Sleeping Garments <4> muslin gowns. Special each With'''closed In feet, sizes 1 ' to 6. Coats and Special, 2 for
Rayon Silk Bloomers Children’s Union Sluts jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiu Also milo-sheen well made in white White or random, long sleeves, and pastel shades. Special each ankle length. Special, 2 for I Dr. M. H. Squires Muslin Underwear Vests and Pants Windsor crepe bloomers. Chemises, s Step-ins and Costume Slips of voile Marked Dpwn Medium weight, well made, sizes 2 I Chiropractic and | Home 2 and nainsook. Special, 8 for to 12. Special, 4 for 2 From Our Regidar Low Prices for a 1 Electric Treatment I I Flannel Nightgowns Complete ■ Cleari^ce. 2 = Children’s Sweaters I The Best Treatment for Colds, La Grippe, Enlarged 3 White or striped, well made with . i's - Slip overs and open front. Unusual double yoke. 2 for . Tonsils and Sore Throat. • = AND JUST LOOK AT THIS values at t 13 S' Costume Slips • The modem home is equipped with s Boys’ Suits of Colored Rayon or white nain Coats and Dresses Selmtz Blk. Phone 487 I sook, double hip hem, regular and What values!' The materials alone ■ of heavy materials. 2 piece and every convenience available for the extra sizes, each represent a greater cost th'eiT bur Oliver Twist styles. Spedal at price to you. Sizes to 40. housekeeper. Vests and Pants Panty Dresses LiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiHiHiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiii Never Before an Offering Like This. 2 Medium weight. The vests with Sizes 2 to 6. Of tub materials. or without sleeves. 2 for The Public Utilities; Electric-Gas, 1 Special, 2 for 2 • ____ X Winter Coalsij 2 Corsets and Girdles Don’t let the extremely' “ School Dresses Telephone have taken the “work’^ out 2 low price mislead you. j ,,i Discontinued styles. Regular to Long sleeves, pretty styles, fast col New Spring Dresses Swters, Sizers and Tyers on $2.98. Special each ors, 6-14, each ' of housework.. The Gas Industry High shade silks in the newest styles. f- • • • ■____. 4 Corselettes Gloves Shade Grown Tobacco contributes it's full share to this de- Ladies’ Mercerized'Hose With elastic inserts and 4 garters. for Women and Children, formerly Sizes 32-44. Special Exceptionally good quality, light Apply at colors. Sizes 8%-10.^ Special; 4 to $1.00, now 2 for Pair for Brassieres Wool Mixed Socks Hand B ags Fancy brocaded materials, side or back hooking, regular 98c and 59c. 7-8 length, fancy tops, all colors. Purse and mirror, new styles and 2 for colors, each 6-9 %, 4 Pair for j ■
Ladies’iSilk and Wool Hose Wool Sport Hose and Speks Comfy Slippprs First quality. A fine assortment English Wool Socks, rayon and Favoritn^ colors, satin trimmed. of colon asd sizes. 2 for wool hose, 2 Pair for 2 Pair for f- j PAGE FOUR ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, JAN. 21, 1927,
staccato Etude ...... Friml A ir with Variation . . . .D anolea Cottott-fleld D a n ce ...... Gilder JOBS FOR ST7 OUT OF lOdS that 1,048 applicationr- iP f .LJhbi 'nutiiiM ...... Hfillfiv Stmnle Aven - ...... T h om e MINSTRE AND I^ANCE MISS ESTHER BARRABEE Study ...... BurgmaUer Hartford, Jan. 21.— The atate de were, received during the week end** CAPT. BLOW DIES Esther Barrabee Fraak Krieski Tarantelle ...... Karganotf ing>eeterday. Joba were ee^red Butteiilies ...... Olsen partment o f labor’n. five free em OF BON AMI CLUB IN PIANO RECITE yioiin Solo , Spanish Dance ...... G ranados Bettier Rarrabee ployment bureaae today reported tor: 577.' , j: AT HIS HOME HERE \ E.xpect Large Attendance at Musicale in WiCtkins Brothers Hollister Street School Hkll Music Rooms Tonight; Frank Mariner Who Served 40 Tomorrow Evening. Krieski, Miolinist. Tomorrow evening at.the Hollis Miss Esther Barrabee, daughter Drastic''! January Years on Big Lakes Pass ter street school assembly hall the of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L, Barra Bon Ami Social club will give a bee of Maple street and a piano pu minstrel followed by a dance. The Reductions Fea es Away After Brief ID- entertainment is under the direc pil of Miss Grace Adams, 'local tion of James J. Breen. Mr. Breen teacher, will give a recital this ev ening at eight o ’clock at Watkins ture These Charm- will also sing some of the special i ness. solos. The cast Is made up of some Brothers’ music rooms. Miss Bar of the best voices in the club, rabee is a young musician of much i n g P r ic e s strengthened by good outside tal promise and her work has already ent. attracted much attention. She will Rnie Now On All Wintar Captain Moses Blow died at his be assisted at tonight’s musicale home, 58 Oxford • street last night No trouble or expense has been Sports Apparel spared to make the entertainment by Prank Krieski, violinist. about ten o'clock after a few days' The program follo\/s: DRESSES Illness with grip. Yesterday he tomorrow evening the outstanding was much better but a heart attack affair so far given by the club. Re Sport Frocks was the Immediate cause of death. hearsals, started early in the win ter, give evidence that the mem His wife only recently returned of Botany flannel, jersey from St. Francis’ hospital after un bers and their friends have a treat at $15 in store for them. and wool crepe, one and dergoing a major operation and is two piece effects. Sizes slowly convalescing at, her home. The cast follows: Director and special soloist: at this sale price 16 to 44, to $15.85 Captain Blow was bora at Grand values Isle, Vermont, Decembr 19, 18ff3, James J. Breen; interlocutor, Theo there are numer and for more than forty years has dore Fairbanks: pianist, Miss Eliz Now $5 to $9.95 been a captain on boats plying the abeth J. Norton; soloists, Max // waters of Lake George and Lake Smith, Corwin Grant, William ous smart models Champlain during the summer Brainard, George LaFlamme, Louis Sport Suitis seasons. For several years past he Breen and Henry Stewart. Quartet: of silk frocks that COAT AND SKIRT has spent his winters in Manches William Brainard, Henry Stewart, $25 values ter, the family having moved here Rufus Robinson and/Lloyd Basey. formerly rang^ from Burlington, Vermont. Gentlemen of the chorus, Norman Now $12.50 ^ Subject of Story Sanford, Sherwood Smith, Rudolf in prices of $19.95 tm:. The Herald carried a feature Fregin, Howard Grant, Alliert Mil SWEATSRS AND s p o r t story in October, after , Captain ler and George Snow. .JACKETS RKDUCfiD Blow returned from his season on After the Minstrel Al. Behrend’s to $24.95. Sizes Lake George. It told an interest Orchestra will furnish the music 10 to 25% Off ing tale of bis experiences on the for the dances, old timers being In 13 to 46. oar usual low prices, "i- / lakes during hie long period of ser terspersed with the jazzy modern. vice with the transportation com pany. He considered the Lake HERE’S CHANCE Great Savings^ George scenery the most beautiful to be found anywhere. His father TO SPEND $75 FURCOATS on Sm art before him was a.sailor and spent J many years on sailing vessels on ;N 3 MINUTES At Greatly Reduced Prices these lakes. Miss Esther Barrabee Winter Coats The first opportunity for Man chester persons to make transat I. lantic radiophone calls will he had Solfeggietto ...... Bach Exceptional Saturday, accor'ding to an an S on ata...... Hayden Choose Now coats, everyone, f t nouncement made today by Miss Amour Coquet...... Frlml Katherine T. Gannon, chief opera not only in style, w > tor at the local division of the but in quality of Southern New England Telephone Northern SealI Coats $95 Company. The trans-Atlantic ser fabrics, fur trim vice which was Inaugurated In New Squifrel or M amot trimmed, $125 and York recently will he extended to $139 values. ■* mings, lining Include Connecticut at this time, and tailoring. ti she stated. Is Miss Cannon said that at present Muskrat Coat $159.50 no calls had been filed from local C oats $ 1 5 persons. They may do so, however, Fox'Collar, $200 value. prior to Saturday to insure speedy Values to $29.50. handling of their calls, Miss Can non concluded. The cost will be $75 for the first Sport Pony Coat $169.50 Coats $29.50 three minutes and $25 for each Specials minute thereafter. Raccoon Collar, $250 value. Values to $49.75. It is not likely that the police FOR will be required to keep local per Others Proportionately C oats $ 4 5 sons In line in front of the tele phone office on Saturday. Reduced. . Values to $79.50, Saturday <4> ORMISTON EXPECTS Captain Moses Blow WIFE TO DIVORCE HIM * STEVEN’S ' He hlas teeveral brothers and All Linen % sisters now living in Vermont and a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Harry “ Fhantom Radio Man” Does TOWELING Blow. Not Anticipate Sensational Bleached and Bro. ■ N lM r iU B i ! Made Home Here 1 to 10 Yard Lengths ‘ Captain Blow and his family lik Suit, He Declares. ed Manchester so well they decided San Francisco, Jan. 21.— Ken 19c Yard ,to make their permaiffent home Values to 39c. I here and in the late fall he bought neth G. Ormiston, the so-called I the cottage on Oxford street. Be “ phantom radio man” Implicated in sides his wife he leaves three the Almee Semple McPherson case, LADY PEPPERELL daughters, Mrs, Ralph Kingman was in San Francisco today. He IB and Mrs. William J, Haggarty who visiting his father and mother who SHEETS live with their parents and Mrs. live here. 81x90 PHONE Henry Veins of Main street. He Ormiston was reluctant to dis While They Last also leaves one grandchild, Harry, cuss any phase of the case which small son of Mr. ahd Mrs. Henry gained- him nation-wide notoriety. $1.39 pRDERS yiens. “ It’s a closed book so far as I am The body will be taken to Bur concerned,” he said. ' FILLED 2.000 YARDS & Co. lington tonight on the midnight He admitted his wife was en- Inc train. Funeral services will be route here from Australia. He also PERCALE Connecticut’s Leading' Department Store Hartford held Sunday afternoon at two said he suspected she would sue o ’clock. Rev. Oxley of the Baptist him for divorce. All New Patterns. ft church in that city will officiate. “ I hardly expect the grounds will Regular 25c Quality It will be a Masonic funeral with be sensational,” he said. More than burial in Lakeview cemetery. likely it will be simply desertion. 19c CANADA HAS SM A lI 3.000 YARDS Machine Offer I OPEN FORUM BATES’ INDIAN “ UPRISING” GINGHAMS HERALD WAHTS TIPS All New Patterns. Regular 29c Quality ON SPECIAL STORIES “ Mounted” Defeated by Red 19c Yard Wards When They Refrain From Shooting. Manchester Folks Always Talk 49c Of Articles That Should Be Brantford, Ont., Jan. 21.— Four TURKISH TOWELS Written, After They Appear. hundred fighting Indians and their squaws today were in victorious 39c Editor Evening Herald: possession of Oshweken Reserve, 2 for 75c Queer thing about thqafi. Satur near here, following a “ rebellion” day Special articles concerning in last night In which the Indians at teresting Manchester persons. I tacked and overwhelmed a con BETTY BATES was talking to one of the writers, tingent of the Royal Mounted SPREAD SETS police, who refrained from firing at asking how he managed to ‘dig 81x90 up’ these people every week. the mob. “ It Is very difficult,” he said. The immediate cause of the re With Sham “ Sometimes as many as four leads bellion was the recent ousting from $2.98 or prospects as the salesmen call the reservation of the Indians by them, are visited without a story. the Canadian government due to Finally one is visited who is willing alleged irregularities concerning 15c to talk. But now comes the queer agricultural concessions. The In White and Figured A Telephone part. As soon as the article appears dians ripped off the chains and locks The Herald office is besieged by placed on the buildings by the gov OUTING FLANNEL men and women saying that they ernment and took possession. knew of persons who were better Government authorities today 10c Yard BoldJ[ers, better sailors, had wider were taking preliminary steps for a Special 2-5151 experiences or had more Interest settlement. ing stories to relate than the per AU$5 son around whom the stories were WOOL MIXED woven. The Herald would appre CLERICAL CHANGES IN 10-Day u m For Free . ciate ‘tips’ of this kind before and BLANKETS not after the special story has been FuU Size written.” CATHOUC DIOCESE $3.98 Would it not be a good Idea for Offer Demonstration Manchester folks to tip off The Her White and Block Plaids ald concerning any interesting per Hartford, Jan. 21.— The follow ______ft sons they know who live In this ing official clerical changes were town? announced here today by Right SILK DOT One Who Admires the Specials. Reverend John J. Nllan, bishop of Hartford: Rev. John A. Conlan, COMFORTABLES Editor’s Note:— The Herald would Our Regular $5 Value certainly welcome any tip of this from the Church of St. Mary Mag- GAS HEATED-ELECTRICALLY OPERATED kind. drfene, Oakville, to St. Mary’s, $3.98 Windsor Locks. Rev. Bernard F This exceptionally low price will be maintained only during The Junior Simplex wlU iron everjrthing; Shirts; waists, table McCarthy from the Church of Our GETS TWO RED FOXES this ten-day selling. This sale presents the greatest buy ever cloths, eheets, dresses, even delicate pieces of embroidered work in IN A DOUBLE SHOT Lady of Perpetual Help, Washing ton, to St. Mary’s, Portland. Rev. ALL ODD CURTAINS offered to the women of this city. Reniember-*»thi« if the gen one-fifth the time it takes by hand, and it irons them better. While Norwalk, Conn., Jan. 21.— James John J, McGrath from St. Peter’s in one and two pair lots at ro- uine standard Simplex offered at a great saving. ironing, you sit comfortably, merely guiding the pioses through. S. Kaiser, local hunter returned Hartford, to Church of Our Lady duced prices. nom Cannondale with two red of Perpetual Help, Washington. Rev. John E. A. Doherty from St (oxes that be killed at the same Growing On Value. lime yesterday. KaUer's hounda ran Francis, Torrlnfton,no Church of BALANCE ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN the fosea for Stnna distance and 8t. Mary Magdaline,. Oakville. ;Wben they circled toward him he Down Where Is Willie Heston, old 10 €red twice so quickly that the two Michigan grid star?— D. E. J , Daily Demon^dHon-^iiclh Floor l-k foxes dropped slde-by-slde in their He is now a real estate operator R. 1 TEX11LE CO. tficks. St Detroit. 040 Main St. Park Bids, \ \ A - - w,-.^ -A .-i.-? . ..lii *■
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A 9 c SALE TO OPiaf NEW ACOOUNIS!. 'A wonderful event to attract new customers and to reward old customers by giving them die most astonishing values we have ever offered. An ironing board for 9c with a $10 purchase of other goods, or a Prbcilla sewng »b in et for A- 9c with a purchase of $50— or both of these items for 18c iiiath a purchaaasof-^bO! Fij^re 111 •tho tremendous sevingS you cen-make.*^ ‘ Bioi' your larger pieces now and seciirfe. the smaller Li ■ .1 pieces at a ridiculeutly small cost. , Everything in the store, wfaedior advertised or not, b included in the Oc Sale.: Below Eire a ^ of the items thi$ Will Im sold, for only del -I -m WH&ti ForefialM^ Any €>f Items fg 5 Sse er M»m
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Ironing: Bos^d 3 B ath Stool Strong, rigid, adjustable to heiglit.; ^ ^ c I Bath Room Mirror With a $10 purchase, oiUy 9e. GBstening white enai 3-Pc. Walnut Bedroom Suite iKltChen Stool enameled fram*. dear ( W otrongly made. With a Here^ l3 you^ opportunity. Don’t hesitate. Buy now one of th? wonderful values in our lltltht belc^t for MBifort. WUta With*Ticn an $10 |jurcimpurchase,9 0 g oniy only ^Co 9e< VuKhase, r** ody 9e. ' store. Herrup’s, always leader in value-giving events, is offering you choice of any 3 [onomolad. With »- $10 purchase, tilth s Pareliasg pieces'of dre^er, bed,, vanity and chifEorettes at only $99.00. In addition you may select a [only 9e. Any of these Items 9c SSS5 or More. brau;Ufulfand useful piece of furniture for only 9 cents. Tour whole bill comes to $99.09, and you can pay at the rate of $1.50 weekly. . , . $1.50 Weekly
Utility Kitchen Table M ^icine Cabinet White wocmI fop. Mg drawer, eery j , *^**!p**W^te. enameled, ^ a i r glass | J^ | J |Ti»« HTaVsTA solid. W iSi $25 p ^ h a se , only 9a 2 shelves. VTitb^e $25 t? p i C l - t Z y C a r d 1 a b l e m ^ ^ P -r c h jj. o»Iy 9c., ^ p construcUon. green washable Any of these Items 9c r«s top. With a $25 purchase, on^ 9c^
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Telephone Stand Porcelain Top Table Priscilla Cabinet Console Mirror Mahogany color, b e a u 11 f.u I AH white porcelain top, white base, 3-Pc. Living Room-in Velour Lsrge capacity, handsome Cole- Attraetiw new design, se- chair. With a $50 purchase, drawer. With a $50 purchase, Never before have you been able to buy at such low prices. Herrup’s again leads in value. _ nihl design, mahogany color, lected mirror glass. With a only 9 c .' ®»>y 9«- Three large living room^pieces, divan, wipg chair and club chair, covered in figured velours 8 With a $50 purchase, only 9c. $50 purchaM, only 9c. With a Purchase and a beautiful neutral; velour combination. Spring seats and spring backs—and in addition of MS or More you may select a beaytiful ■ arid useful piece o f furniture for only 9 cents. Your bill comes to Any of these Items 9c $99.09, and you pay at,the rate of $1.50-weekly. .5 0 'Weekly ir'-'f . ’'IllI'll
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Artistic Telephone Set ^Floorlamp « i' ° y Beautiful new design, full slxe, ma- Newest design in a selection ^ * « O K m g ^ a O m C T L a r g e S l Z e F e m e r y hogany Snisb. With a $75 purchase. of new colors. With e $78 [Striking smoker with large Mahogany Snbh, rust-proof lining. only 9c. purchase, only 9e- copper lined humidor. With ^ j^ j, , ^75 pu,ehmse, only 9c. $75 purchase, onlf 9e. of these Items 9c of moo or More -
’ 8-Pc. Walnut Dming Room Suite Closing'out.all' of our eight-piece Dining. Room Suites. There are a few of these sets to which you-may. purchase-the china cabinet or even the eervor at a slight additional cost—Tho buffet, extension table .arid set .of 6 chairs at $j#9,00—and you pay only $1.50 weekly. S1.50 Weekly Ranges Phonograidi We believe this to be the Mahogany finished greatest range value ever offered In Hartford. It is Console Phonograph, Radio Cabinet well made, easy to-use, a .well equipped . w ith Joy in any kitchen amj a Table and 4 chairs, nnSnlsh#d wood for Largo siae, two doors, big stor- nSedles and records^— dMorathq;. With a $100 purchaila, aot, &go cabinet mahogany color, wonderful value, all set up including smoke pipe, o d ; 9e- * $100 purchasa, only 9c. ready to use, at . $49.00. Special during . ,ouc Other Ranges, including sale a t Any of these Items 9e the ' famoria Household Ranges. ‘
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G ateleg T able Hartford ' Boendfully made, eolld mahogeny Duplex Kitcheti-BreaklFast Table top, 8 logs, 2 drawifri. With a $150 purchasa, opljr 9o. | S«pNtfu|ly decorated, nuhogaBjr color - ‘Porceleln top whon. foIdod-«-hendaoao iw«hog^»»y • woBdorfol sot. With e S180 Bnrcheeo, color wood top whon epindd. With • SjlSO pnrohoMk. JiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, AN. 21 ,192T. A GE S IX ' r 1 'O' '■
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FOR SALE. LOST ..______. . At San Francisco Carson met many of the old spirit LOST—^Yesterday between Park . In 1853, with 6000 In ■til® romuntic valley of Rdyodo, 40 milts east of The bid urge to trap of the plains arid rivers, and ^ood^fellowship constantly ' FOR 8ALE-.-3 1-2 toni of lOft eoal. and Pino streets, Cheney 30-year ser sheep, Carson journeyed vice pin. Phone 191. Taos, Carson, in 1849, established a little settlement the streams came often sought him Qul. San Franoisco then was the oosmo-.' $6.50 per ton. Apply Alfred A. Greiel, to. Carson and he would overland via Fort Lara-> 829 Main street. y '' ______with an old friend of the plains namsd Maxwell, and politan^oentsr of. life on the coaet, and Carson found LOST—Pair of glasses in brown set out over the trails in mie. and Salt Lake to FOR SALE—Cabbage. small or leather case, between AVatklns and other comrades about him. Braves of neighboring |;uiji8etf everywhere a hero. But ho avoided dissipation large quantity For further informa High school, Monday noon. Finder tribes-often called at Carson’s ranch. They honored ques^ of furs and adven- California, where he msr- ff ff .and ^ k his way again over the trails to Taos. tion, call on Thomas Smjth, 819 please call 24-12^^______^ tu re. . keted them. . , street or tel 970-3______'. ’ ^his courage. To them he was known at “ Father Kit.**^ ^ ' Oioar 9Y NBA sEwyicE, INC.______(Continued.) FOUND FOR SALE—Three leepnd band buckeye Incubators, in ^rst class ebn. ' FOUND—Female police dog. Owner dltlon Call 143-32 may have same by proving owner ship, and paying for this adv. Phone. FOR SAIiB—Apples, Northern Spies, 1465-12. Greenings, Baldwins, Johnathans, by JACK LOCKWELL A t ROCKLAKE by Gilbert Patten basket, bushel or barrel Bdgewood Fruit Farm, 481 Woodbrldge street. MISCELLANEOUS CANADA SENDS US U TTlt JOE W. H. Cowles. Tel, 946. WANTED—I will pay highest prices wiie FOR SALE—Chambers flreless gas for all kinds of Junk; also buy all Travelers Insaranee Co„ IVI^ range, almost new. Singer sewing ma kinds of chickens. Morris H. Lessner, l2 0 MILLION IN RUM ISM'T P05SISL6 FOR Hartford. Conn. '?=• chine, New Englander couclv kitchen telephone 982-4. «87. chairs and tables; also loo box.•App.^y % . K l O & T o B6 Too BAD at Apartment 48, Centennial Apart Rags, magaslnss, bundled paper ' FOR PARSAtrS To Be ment. ______and Junk bought at hlg' est pash prloea f hone 849-8 and 1 will oalL J. PROUD OF THSAA w FOR SAI/E—Female Gorman police Bisonberg. Whiskey Exports to U. S. Not . ..Program For Friday. 0:00 p. m ;^ “ Sklnny and His dog, 8 yrs. old, from pedigreed stock. English Woolen Company, tailors Inquire at 13 Winter street. Telephone since 1898, direct to wearer. Harry Gang.” . 1081.______Anderton. 38 Church street. South Banned By Pact, Wet As- 6:20— News. FOR SALE—Roll top desks, 3 on Manchc .ter. Phone 1221-2. 6:30— Dinner concert. Emil Heim- hand. Glenwood combination coal and berger’Si Hotel Bond Trio— gas range. Spru*^® street Second Hand , sociation Declares. a. Dance of the Bayaderes store. _____ PUNCH AND JUDY SHOW ...... Rubinstein FOR skLE—800 bushel of apples, b. En Bateau...... Debussy air kinds, all, prices. Wo, have apples, good apples and hohey sweet cider Washington, Jan. 21.— Canada c. Moment Muelcftl ....S chubert . That ar.^ereu the biggeet and .'vinegar too. We’'ll be glad to ex AT STATE TOMORROW exported ?20,000,000 , worth of d. Wildflower Selection boy, a red-headi^ youngster ' change these for money. If you'll call .. ; . f.Stothart-Youmans nine seven o ring tw o,' W. Jj. Fish. alcoholic liquors Into the United ■ who was given toiMlying his e. L’Eclalr ...... ;Halevy _____ companions. H* spring for Lake street. Phone 970-3. States in 1926, according to a state-' f. pas des Amphorea .Chaminade Jack did’nt know wh..< m 00, «nd .ft first hs found It difficult U Special Attraction For Chil- 'keep from shedding toars of disappointment and shame. Suoceedin. ward; leeking savage' enough FOR SALE—Fresh carnations, $1 ment Issued by the Associa 7:00— Radio Farm Course—-Con to eat Jaok. “Oh, ie that to. per dozen, calendulas, 60b per dozen; dren at Matinee Saturday; necticut Agricultural College: by a grsat effort In eentrotling and hiding his fselings, he met theb 'also potted plants at half price. Sta tion Against the Prohibition you girl-haired little entpe?" Coupon Printed in Herald “ Water In the Kitchen Sink” taunts and jters with a look of greM naughtinsss and dsfiance. he cried. “ Well, I’ll make you tion 22, Burnside Avenue Green Amendment. i Drawing himsflf up and assuming a tiisdainful and contemptuous houses. Laurel 1610, East Hartford. Today. ‘“It i: illegal to import liquor in-' -T-Pjed W. Knipe, Professor cf swallow that!" ‘Hien ht __------■Farm and Home Engineering. manner, he aaidt “ You are nothing but loommon little ruffians!” slapped Jack's face^ / FOR SAljE—Chestnul wood, hard to the United States, but It is not wood and hani wood slabs, sawed A special attraction is offered to illegal to export it from Canada to 7:15— ^Piano selections— ' ■ ■ev.’ stove length, a»d under cover. Ij. T, morrow afternoon at the State this country, thanks to the ‘joker’ a. At Sunset...... MacDowell Wood, 55 Blssell street. Telephone theater for children when an old b. To a Wild Rose ..MacDowell 496. which was slipped Into the agree 70 THONE WORKERS fashion London “ Punch and Judy” ment signed by the two nations,” c. Scotch Poem ...... MacDowell FOR SALE—Hard wood, all lengths. show will be presented. Lorows the association said. Laura G. Oaudet, Staff Pianist Raymond P, DeWald, 655 North Main WTIC. street. Telephone 2358. Woodenheads will present a series "This joker is a clause which GET SERVICE MED.4LS of playlets. One of the Wooden- states that Canadian customs 7:30— Austin Organ Recital— a. Stillness of Night .. .Gillette FOR SALE—Hardwood slabs saw heads is clever enough to be able officers must not refuse clearances ed stove length $12.00 per cord. Order b. A Tear .,•.... .Moussorgsky to smoke and do other stunts that to rum-runners, provided they ap by mall or telephone WUllmantio Five to Be Honored With 45 c. Minuet Prancaise ..Tremblay division 204-16 evenings. P. H. Whip make him almost human. pear capable of making the journey pier, Andover, Conn. As an inducement to the children Year Emblem—22 Women d. Chant D’Araour ...... Gillette to the American port designated In e. Burlesque ...... Baldwin > 1 ^ FOR SALE—One cord 4 ft white to attend the matinee a coupon is their papers. Among Number. f. The Lost Chord .... Sullivan birch, cut any length, $12.00. Mixed printed in The Herald today calling Ever Growing Trade hard wood $14.00, Call WUllmantio for admission to the performance .. ; Bather A> Nelson i , 157-12. ______“ That the joker has proved ef Seventy employees of the South 8:00— Coast Guard Band— H.- O. with but 10 cents additional. The fective Is indicated by the ever ex ern New England Telephone Com FOR SALE—Hardwood. Reo truck regular five acts of vaudeville* and Jenka, Bandmaster. panding traffic in liquor from pany will be given new service em 9:00—The Gibbs Concert Hour. $9.00; hard slab 8.0C; bard pine and feature pictures will be shown on Canada to the. United States, the chestnut mixed $6,00 a load. Flrpo, 07 blems upon the completion during 10:0,0—*Westher. Jack had never been struoK the same program. bulk of which is on Lake Erie and Wells street. Phone 154-2. the year’ of 20 years or more of l0’:OS—-Emil Heimberger’s Hotel before. ; the f i.stinginfl (fain Ontario. More than half of the continuous service in the Bell Sys WINTERS COURT MAY GO TBohd. Dance Orchestra. brought teari into hia eyes at whiskey manufactured In Canada Is tem, although In nearly all these They ujih: REAL ESTATE TO WITNESS’ BEDSIDE 11:00— News. last. Brushliig ths mist away, foi ground, 'striking, kicking and clawing produced in Ontario.” oases thM6'faithful workers have ha saw tha bully wae going to tiWy rolled In the dlH. Jack's infsrior strsngth made him no match' In addition to the $^20,000,000 been all the time with the Soq^h- for his opponent, who soon had him underneath. “ Beg, you little Woodstock, Vt., Jan. 21.— The liost Night’s Fights strlka again. Suddsn hot angsr FOR SALE—^Throe building lots In worth of whiskey smuggled Into ern New England. flilsd hit hsart. but it turnfd bum, or I'll knock your block off!” snarled the bully. But Jack, Plnehurst section, very reasonable. court, before which John C. Win At Chicago— Billy Petrolle of this country, the statement said There are, more than 260 em Fargo, N. D., and Spug Meyers of almost instantly to cold rags. ^ wouldn't beg. $uddenly they were snatched apart, and Jack was Incmlre of Frank Mahoney, 416 Cedar ters is being tried for the murder liftsd to his feat. To his dismay, hs found himself in the clutches strict. that shipments of ale, beer and gin ployees of the telephone company Pocatello, Idaho, drew, ten rounds; He flew at hit assailant, and of Miss Cecilia 3?. Gulllvan will be of his own father. j (To Be Continued) ------must be added. It was stated that who have 20 or more years of ser Ray Miller of Chicago won decision knoeked him down. FOR SALE—For sale or exchange, moved to the bedside of Miss Mar ?5,000,000 worth of beer was sent vice in that business,* but the 70 farm\ and city property. William garet A. Evarts, . Importan^^state over Eiddle Shea, also of Chicago, Kanehl, 519 Center street. into the United States from Canada. referred to are those, who will re ten rounds. witness. If her condition does not “ Shipments to Mexico and Cuba ceive new emblems ’.marking the FOR SALE-^B room 'bungalow, oak permit he* to be brought into tie were insignificant,* the bulk of close of another five yeSr period in floors and part oak trim,' all- modern courtroom; The body cf Miss Gulli Improvements, 3 our garage. Price Canada's export liquor trade being their association with; the business. very reasonable and easy terms. TeL, van, treasurer of a Windsor Ma with the United States,” the associa Gold Embletns 1483-12. chine Company, was found beaten tion said. An emblem of gold is given each to death on the veranda of her employee upon the completion of bungalow. his first five years In the business TO RENT BRITISH LABORITES and at the end of each succeeding five years he receives a new and FOR RENT—Five room tenement, slightly different emblem to Indi all the latest improvements. Inquire McGovern Granite Co. 0 . K. STRIKE CONDUCT cate 10, 15 er even 45 ytfars in ser at-81 Main street. CEMETERY MEMORIALS vice and John W. Ladd, hale, hear 200 gallons of fuel oil FOR RENT—Furnished room, 35 Represented by ty and happy is still on the job as Birch street. Telephone 608. General Claim Agent with 48 years O. W. HARTENSTEIJC Vote Two to One Endorsing FOR RENT—6 room furnished cot and nine months to his credit. tage on Cambridge street. Phone Mrs. 149 Sammlt St. Telephone 1621 General Council Course in There will be a very large num O’Connell, 300-5. Great 1926 Conflict. ber of employees to receive the FOR RENT—Furriished room with fiv6, ten and fifteen year emblems or without board. Inquire at 73 Pine London, Jan. 21.— The meeting during the current year but for the street after 5 p. m. For a Sweet Breath, of the executives of the British purposes of this story only those FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, suit trades unions, assembled here to of 20 or more years in telephony able for light housekeeping, in Sel- Clear Complexion, and hold an “ inquest” on the unsuc and receiving new emblems this wltz Building. Inquire Selwltz Shoe a Lot of Pep cessful general strike of last May year, are considered. Shop. today voted 2,840,000 to 1,095,000 5 in “ 45” Class eaeh purchase of a FOR RENT—Store with .^fixtures, Chamiieau Topic Liver Pills are In endorsement of the action taken Of the 70 e'mployees 'In that suitable for confectloniery or general worth $5 a box to you. Sold at by the General Council of the class five will receive 45 year em store at 136 South Main ztreet. Inqjiie your druggists for. 25c. Buy a at 2l Warren street. Trades Union Congress In handling blems, four will take off the 35 box today. Good for High Bloo<1 the strike. year emblem and wear the 40 year FOR RENT—Furnished, five room Pressure. The vote taken today was a vin button: one will receive a 35 year SUPER AUTOM A'n c OIL HEATOR flat. Inquire at 13 Winter street. Put Dp By dication of the authorized leaders emblem, four will yroudly show FOR RENT—Three room suite, in — The— of union labor, who have been un their 30 year emblems, while ?1 the new Johnson Block, facing Main der heavy attack ever since the have complejed the quarter cen street. All modern improvements. Ap CHAMPEAU MEDICINE CO. (This offer good for thirty days only) ply to Aaron Johnson, 62 Linden 1937 Park St., Hartford, Conn. ending of the general strike. tury of service and 3 5l will receive street or to the janitor. 20 year buttons on which four small stars appear. TO RENT—Steam heated room with use of bath, at 915 Main street In- SHOOTS THREE, KILLING These 70 employees have served qulca Murphys Restaurant. the public as telephone workers for a total of 1,765 yeaM. FOR RENT—New flve room flat, Typewriters ONE, IS TRAILED DOWN reasons why you cannot afford to be first floor, modern improvements, and 22 Women ^ ?a r » e , on Woodland itreet, Apply All makes. Sold, rented, ex Included in the 70 employees 8 woodland street. Phone 1821, are 22 women workers. And > M changed and overhauled. Detroit, Jan. 21. — Trailed this is a iltory without names It FOR RENT—Six room tenement, through the snow for more than an without Oil Heat all Improvements, at 83 Spruce atreet Special Discounts to Students. may further be mentioned that two Inquire 14 Spruce or telephone 1820-12 hour, George Wlska, 23, said to women will receive 40 year but have killed his father-in-law, seri tons, one will receive a 35, three TO RENT—3 room heated apart Telephone 821 ously wounded his wife and shot a ments with bath. Apply shoemaker, have been in the business 25 years O w Heator can be installed in your By making a first payment o f $50.00, Trotter Block. neighbor, was found exhausted In a and 16 will get the four star but lumber yard today. ton of 20 years.. I present heating system so quickly S w and balance on easy monthly terms, FOR RENT—Ono 7 room tenement Kemp*s Music Police said Wiska began shooting Maple street Apply to H. .’i. Tryon. The long and continuous ser in care of W. Hale Company, after his wife, Louise, 23, had re vice records of telephone workers that your home need not be witnput a you and your family can laugh at the fused his offer of reconciliation. Her for, as stated, there are hund FOR RENT — Three, and four House condition is critical. When Peter fire for more than two hours. Arctic blasts and graduate from the fur room apartments, heat. Janitor ser reds of them beyond the 20 year vice. gas range, refrigerator. In-a* Phone 128-4 Burm, 54, Wlska’s father-in-law, mark, indicate that there is some door bed furnished. Call Manohester tried to protect his daughter, he thing interesting in their jobs, nace and ashman class. Construction Company. 2100 er tale- was shot in the head and lung. He phone 782-2. somethIn«/iRhlch holds them and it died later. Is a well established fact that as a A W e will furnish you, without charge, The next victim was Norman group of workers they yield to no One year of free service guar andFOP: second floor flats at 73 an D c a c U y G m F u m e s Hogie, 19. After Burm had been Benton street. Call 820. other In their loyalty to their busi ^ 200 gallons of fuel oil, which will shot down Hogie made a rush for ness and their genuine desire to 4 anteed. ■ Don’t take a chance, have your gas ranges and heater vented to the Wiska but was. shot in the neck. capably serve the public. materially reduce your heating expenses WANTED chimney. , We make up and Install vent pipe this winter. w a n t e d —Girl for ,',_steliograpby of all kinds and sizes. 4IMllllllllllillllllllllll||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||i||||||;;;|||||||||||,|||,|,„|,„„^ ana general omce W(WK, ’Call'ln per VVVNVNi UM' son. ;g, E. Keith Furniture Company. Male and Femala Help'Wanted earn A. Lettney Mail this coupon Immediatalv taking I A Home or A Lot fcry. Office Plumbing and Heating s WB OFFER THIS WEEK managers wanted also. Goodwear Contractor. i-9>a7 &G Hosiery Mills, Trenton, N. J. s a real gopd, six room single, all modem, well appointed rooms, 'Main St., The Super Qil Heator Company Phone 972-8 s cozy and botnelike, only $7,300, easy terms. East Center 175 COMMdeut BoaitvKd. Hattfotd. Coaa. w a n t e d —Two or, three men boarders. Address Box A in cafe, of Street section, toward'Green. Herald. • > lot moastiring more:thiui 1.-2 acre of land H A i n i ^ C^MNiCtlCUT ^ Please send me additional information on on Pitkin .street.';. Walk, curbing, stwer, gas, water, all In. ‘ a r i^ your “ free heat” offSrj also your booklet— CaW^NTBP—Typing tp.tdo at home. Price oply $3,0pQ. It is as large as tbree ordinary Jots. “ 70°, Set It and Forget It,” W e Repair , A modem flat, recently constracted on Snmnier street. Mod WANTED—To repafr_____ , , em of eonrse. —.The iirice is low and terms easy. and U t t l M i^ohlnes of all.makela ___ Name...... >aa»a*..aa««ai ^ork gUVanteed. TeL Mahchestar Rubbers aiid Arctics - A- real Inyestm^nt In a 8-fanlUy, $7,5Q0. Easy terms, 3 13. Chefltnut Street, South Manchester No.JflB. Go anywhere. R. W; Qgrraid. rents, with, improvemmts. Pays more than JO per cent. Bast As Well as Shoes. * ai«|e, jsqtiyeulent location. Oaolcrt eo-opcrating in this plan in New Engbnult AddrcM.. i ■A „ WANTED—To buy cars fey Junk, Fine big flat,-^nearly new on Benton street, modem Improve Iciuuia Mlddletawm Vafiev Rid OU Hest^ Company ments. With an extra building lot. Price $10,000. Terms. w Used parts for sale. . Abel's Ssrvios f^ity,...... '...«— State • , Station. Okk atraet. Tel. 781, OuiheatliigiTtttmUSttomf ) HoOWatttC ) Vapor ( ) W arn Air ( } WANT80— plonsure theie Sam Ysdyes Maridcnt Valky Kil^U HaMimtOomMoy restetatMatoott Jong ovealngsr Why not hav« that Thii ofli« axpireoFebraary 10,1927 I phonograph fixed and anjoy the nid 701 Main St., Johnson Block I Robert J. Smith, looDMainSt. W orceatn r Oil C o. o f WOMtatM, lo e . t*''.?’^**?J*£°*’'** “ "c* *Saln, Bralth- s Real Estate, Insurance, Steamship ^ckets, yalte, ISO Coatat atreet. South Manchester ■ 5 illluiuuiuuuiuuiwiiuiiiuillillHIUlllllliHIIUlllUlllllilllUlllllllillUUllUUUllU" MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* FRIDAY, 1^27.
gets socked on the jaw by his dad dy when the truth comes out— and a great deal that has more to do with the spun sugar concession 19^Y^ar»(o^ than with the ferris wheel ot reali Founded ty. We do not mean to Imply that, 1908 snake charmers are incapable o f' pure and idyllic love. In fact we seem to recall a glorious romance between the fat lady and the skin ny man at Coney Island that end ed in wedlock. Goods Stored Free for Later Delivery Hartford' s tEADmo PaRWiT-aREvSTore For Evening A]^Qiotment---Phoqe 2r7.279 Much of the lingo is excellent, New York, Jan. 21— Schemes for some of the persons and situations cleansing the Broadway stage are are hard-boiled enough for e'^ery- Wonder What Dear Baby now as numerous as cats in Green body and the sentamentallsma'.^are What the E3res S6e wich Village. such as will cause the box-office to Is Thinking? Growing Numbers of Men But It is not likely that a czar blossom even as the rose. And thd ■■ i ■- . . ■- ,-J’ ^ Is Yoiir 'Ru^ s of the Will Hays-Judge Landis type performances of Claudette Colbert- What is the little one will come to rule over the theater and Walter Huston will be added to thinking about? belt. The last bright idea, and a the good things of the season. Appreciate Low Cost of Good Ftimitnre fairly logical one, recommended a Very wonderful things no committee to read play manuscripts doubt; SHOOK BROS, have never admitted to their floors an article whose sole and pass on them before they went Unwritten history! to potential producers. WILUMANTIC DRIVE Unfathomed mystery! merit was low price, unless the value of that article measured, up to definite Going through a batch of edito standards of quality. • . , rials printed on this subject by pa Yet he laughs and cries, pers outside Manhattan, we gather FOR HOSPITAL STARTS And eats and drinks, A LOW PRICE IS A HIGH CCPST WHEN VALUE IS CHEAPENED! that the rest of the nation is con And chuckles and crows, The January 20% discount, deducted from the original price tags, offers an siderably more indignant than And nods and winks, extraordinary oppor1:unity for thrifty men and women to obtain furniture of Broadway. That, perhaps, may be Citizens Act to Get Municipal As if his head were full of due to the fact that visitors are ly Controlled Non-Sectarian the better grade at a price Which they would ordinarily need to pay for fur largely responsible for the box of- kinks. Institufjlon. • flee success of so many objection And curious riddles as any niture less good able dramas. sphinx! Recently, George C. Tyler, the Wllllmantic, Jan. 21.— A drive —Bitter Sweet. Old Customdra Pay No Money Down ____ Rugs that won’t mind-if a million eyes are turned oil producer, set out to put the public for a new municipally controlled them—for they are alive in color—you feel it the moment non-sectarian hospital is on In and clean-show leaders on record. you tread on their soft yet itah: pile. He produced a very amusing com earnest in this city following a The “Spring Bri^e” Outfit A TWO-DAY MATtRESS EVENT edy, "Tommy,” which is as nearly meeting of 200 citizens in the town And best of all they ar».of'a quality thdt will sW^ that 100 per cent pure as could be de hall here Wednesday. A temporary Featured in January Sale way a long, long time 1. * . f • ' sired. The attendance at the start ways and means committee has Heavy Seamless Axmmsters ...... was not of the sort to encourage submitted a report that a survey 3 Rooms Complete. Deep Fringed V e lv e ts...... cleanliness. Advertisements are strongly indicates that such an in- Formerly $430, less 20% now challenging civic leaders and stltutlon la desired here. The re $344 Luxurious Wiltons ...... , ...... ;)$7i5150‘' theatergoers to do something about port of the temporary committee LIBERAL TERMS it. Personally, we are a bit skeptl- was accepted and a permanent Rug Color Should Be Cogswell Comurt C< committee was then empowered to On the other hand. In the very proceed along the proper lines to Deeper Than Walis midst of threatened censorship, an secure a charter for the new hos pital. other play, "New York Exchange,’* Here is a Two-Day Mattress Special that is An Important thing to remem a fair play, with some amusing mo g jC D a O ments, luridly advertises as "a truly an extraordinary opportunity. For ber In choosing rug colors Is drama of a male captive,” the in that the floor should be deep terpretation of which we leave to You Must Be est In color value, the walls our readers. we have never before offered a full-weight, Next to play censorship, one of lighter, and the ceilings light the most interesting topics of Satisfied 100% standard cotton mattress of Shoor est. This does not necessarily Broadway concerns the popular mean that all rugs must be of vogue of casts taking ( ver plays af ter the managers have thrown up ‘‘Used Cars With an Bros.’ regular quality at such a low price. sombre tone; even where a gay tnelr hands. rug Is used the same subtle It has often been held that many The Living Room group is in a specially selected The number is limited. No phone orders. gradation of color may be ob a good play went to the storehouse O. K. That Counts” heavy Jacquard covering: The construction assures served. The floor Is the foun before its time, thanks to the timid 1926 Chevrolet Coupe— Has had ity of managers who were losing a good care. Small mileage, many many years of deep-cushioned comfort. Special Friday dation of the room and the There are few types of .Chalif little money. Players have often had extras. strongest element must always that combine such exiiMtE great faith in productions that fail lor and 1925 Chevrolet Sedan— This car be at the base, whether you appearance with real . dffP- ed and have long had a theory that, looks and runs like new. Prac 2 Days Only Saturday cushioned comfort. with a little longer run, a potential tically new rubber. build with « bricks or with $39.50 flop might be put over. colors. less. 20% ...... Within a week, two companies 1925 Chevrolet Coach— Good mo have gone to the rescue. One come tor. A fine car for little money. dy drama, "The Padre,” was so 1925 Chevrolet Coupe— This car Is The Room You Love to Live In ! highly thought of by Leo Carillo, A-1 in every way. the star, that he personally threw 1925 Chevrolet Touring— With all out the lifeline, changed the name the extras that go with a good to "His Own Way,” and temporari car. ly saved it from the reefs. 1924 Chevrolet' 4 Pass. Coupe __ Then along came the cast "This Motor has been overhauled. Good Woman Business” and did the same tires. Duco finish. thing. 1924 Chevrolet 2 Pass. Coupe — Hardly had the complaint con Thorqughly overhauled. Duco cerning a dearth of musical shows finish. Good tires. The Bedroom Group is a new style development in gone forth than the market seemed 1923 Chevrolet Coupes (2 )— At a suddenly to be flooded. From here, small price. an antique, hand-decorated American walnut veneer, there and everywhere musical 1923 Chevrolet Sedan — Here is a consisting of Dresser, Bed and Chest of Drawers. A pieces descended upon Broadway Mattress and Spring of standard make are included. It and scarce a rehearsal hall but isn’t real bargain, 5 new cord oversize occupied. We have it that the de tires. Motor is perfect. is an unusually smart appearing suite. mand for musical show books was 1925 Studebaker Standard Duplex so great indeed. The other day we — A-1 mechanically. Good paint heard a report that Charles Dilling and tires. ham had hired a long list of princi 1924 Studebaker Special 6 Coupe— pals, had his i lusic and everything One of the famous models. O. else, but no nook. K. throughout, Quite the most pretentious of the 1923 Durant Sport Model Touring new music productions is the Shu- — Many extras. Duco finish. berts’ opus based on a romanticized 1924 Ford Tudor Sedan— Good Incident in the life of Jennie Lind, rubber. Duco finish. ‘The Nightingale.” Eleanor Painter is cast in the role of the immortal 1924 Ford Fordor Sedan— Good Jennie. motor. Good tires, Duco finisu, And there’s another that takes priced right. the adorable Dorothy Burgess out 1926 Ford Roadster— Express of light comedy and thrusts her body, perfect in every way. > back into a singing role. “ Bye-Bye, 1926 Ford Roadster— Balloon Bonnie,” it has been named and tires, looks and runs like new. boasts as one of its authors Bide 1925 Ford Coupe— Balloon tires. The Breakfast Room is a ftve-piece set in a tastefully Dudley, the Broadway columnist, Nickel radiator. A-1 mechan decorated design. The graceful lines of the Windsor Who wouldn’t love to live in a room with such a smartly designed Living Room Suite, that is which may account for the fact that ically. Priced low. ^ type chairs will appeal to you especially. Pretty tiled its lines are more than ordinarily as dependably constructed as it is tastefully, proportioned. In a selected heavy Jacquard, amusing. 1924 Chevrolet Touring. ' pattern in a Kitchen Rug. prettier than any picture can possibly convey! A January Feature. The latest arrivals include one 1923 Chevrolet Touring. sure-fire success, “ The Barker.” 1923 Chevrolet Coupe (2). Written by a Columbia professor, 1923 Chevrolet SedyK A Bedroom Suite of the Better Kind Grandma ''Familiar January Clearance it presents a more colorful than ac 1924 Ford Coupe— m lloon tires. curate picture of street carnival 1924 Ford Roadster— Express body folk. There seems to be a definite 1925 Ford Touring. 1923 Ford Tejuriug. With Her Vegetables” vogue for plays- concerning carni They paused for a moment be vals. Just a couple of weeks ago 1923 Ford Tudor Sedans— Two to '‘Ballyhoo” made its appearance, choose from, Duco finish, fore one of the large show win but failed to click. 1922 Oldsmoblle— 3-4 ton truck, dows—the cutest Tot of no “ The Barker” will survive be flat body. more than six or seven j--ears, cause of the merits of its cast rath 1923 Ford 1 Ton Truck— Express er than because of the play itself. body, all new tires. and her very proud Grandma There is much to be said in favor ■ nearing the four score 'mark. of the types presented and there is 1924 Ton Ford Panel— (2). 1924 % Ton Ford Canopy ‘Top., ; It was a colonial Bedroom considerable of the flavor of the group, that drew their notice, email town tent show racket. Satisfactory Terms Arranged. But one is asked to swallow a plot AIwa.vs Open. and both were peering curious wherein a hard-boiled ballyhoo ' Evenings Until 0 p. m. ly. with nose's flattened against man has dreams for his son; where the cold window glass, In in that son leaves college and falls »\ search of style details. We under the spell of a gal who can overheard Grandma tell so In charm country lads as well as terestingly of the brave men snakes; wherein this hard-boiled The Boulevard and' women who lived In Co hannah of the tent racket blossoms under the tender sunshine of true Chevrolet Co. lonial times, and how the se love; wherein the ballyhoo man’s vere sturdiness of their lives ii75 Conn, boulevard This high grade Bedroom Regular $238.75 was reflected In the admirable son secretly weds la charmer and East Hartford, Conn. The interior construction is Group is finished in that fine Less 20% so thoroughly good that you ,^mpllcrty of the furniture on antique walnut tone, vel may expect long years of display. The cutest Tot was niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiip noticeably Impressed by her vety smooth and lustrous. $191 service from it. Orandnia’a wide Information. “Granny," she spoke eagerly, "you sure know youp. onions!" I Men’s Hose Reduced | Complete Dining Suite of Fine Quality More Than 409 Lamps to Choose Ib iro^ Makes Good Cooks Better Breakfast for -Tvv^ I Regular 65c Hose, 2 Pair ...... $ 1 | I $1 Fancy Hose...... 79c Pair, 2 Pair $1.50 I 5 Silk, Silk and Wool. S I $2 Flannel Pajamas...... $1.55,2 Suits $.3 |
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P A G E E lG H f MANCHE^'fER EVENING HERALU FRIDAY, JAN. 21, 1927. : , ; ; ; :'v V ^ TtT-T^ir. 4 (anri|e8tMr problem than Latin-America is in S i the United States. There Is an Ettetting R^ralb eager •war party, In England—• made up of people whose financial A Ctty *s l PUBLISHED BT THE HERALD PRINTING CO. Interests are Involved in the main Founded by Elwood S. Ela tenance ot British "influence** in Oct. 1. 1881 Asia and of admiralty folk who fig Every Evening Except Sundays r.nd Question of Future To Be Quality of Holidays. ured more or less as spectators in Entered at' the Post Olllce at Man the World war— and there Is a tre chester as Second Class Mail Matter. , Population, Not Quantity; - SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall mendous peace party made up of six dollars a year, sixty cents a those who are constitutioifally op month for shorter periods. Plans and Surveys. By carrlec. .j(}ighteen cents r. weelt. posed to bullying and especially of Single copies, three cents. those who have had enough and Only SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE more of the very thought of war. SENTATIVE. Hamllton-De Llsser, Inc., 285 Madison Avenue, Now York Premier Baldwin, whose attitudp This is t>nc. of a scries of 20 articles on what American cities and 612 North Michigan Avenue, has been conciliatory toward the are doing to'ineet the needs of iiiodern growth. Tomorrow: A Chicago. City’s Personality. The Manchester Evening Herald js Chinese from the beginning, and on sale in New York City at Schultz s who is fighting almost with his News Stand. Slx^h Avenue and 42nd. Street and 42nd. Street entrance ot back to the wall against the mili Grand Central Station. " tarists, has appealed to Ramsay ••International Nows Service has the BY DON E. MOWRY exclusive rights to use jovixbUc^ MacBonald and David Lord George iSecretary American Comnranlty Advertising Assoclation.- tion in any form all news dispatches to support him against members of credited to or not otherwise credit ed in this paper. It is also exclusively his own cabinet— so serious has the Population growth has been the big thing ^ the For the entitled to use for republlcatlon all the local or undated news published quarrel become. , m inds o f American cities. herein." ______The Chinese situation is an ex But during the next few decades it probably won’t FRIDAY, JAN. 21, 1927. tremely nasty one. It has been cre ated by the assumption for a long cut the figure it has in the past. Cities wil^ continue to period of years that it was the mis grow, of course; but in m o^ localities the.percentage of NOT SETTLED. sion of the white man, and espe growth won’t be as high as formerly. The rejection of Senator-elect cially of the Anglo-Saxon peoples, Frank L. Smith ot Illinois may or to impress their monitorship on The Kinds of People. may not prove to be permanent. alien myriads. The same spirit that The Senate, to be sure, .declined by This means that in the near fu tile emphasis is going gives jnany Americana the impres to be placed on qualitative growtl^ather than on quan an unexpectedly large vote to allow sion that we have the right to di Radio ’A'and titative. That is, we’ll ask, nofr “How much bigger is the Illinois man to take the oath of rect th4 politics and culture of your city?’’ but “How much mqre up-to-date and better office pending a further investlga* Latin-America has produced the ex tiqn of the charges of irregularity equipped is jt?’’ Socket Powers isting chaos in China— and the in his nomination knd election to peril which the thousands of This calls for a very mtihiate study of a city’s re the office, but there is no obliga colonists in Shanghai and other sources, advantages and importunities. It also calls for tion on any senator who voted for J^wn/^Q/rm (Ma>dJUyfixmu Chinese cities are facing. a city plan and an industrid survey. The information this further investigation to even these give should furnish the basis for a community tually bar Smith from his seat. In BOTHERSOMR LAW. advertising campaign. Easy as Turning on fact, it would be easy for some to One of the things that interferes ^ Yes, you can now have radio power for your radio find justification for the present with the enforcement of the prohi Your Electric Light action and yet far from easy to Getting Ready for It. set as dependable and as constant as your electric current. It makes no dif bitory law is the law— the law as a ference what kind or what make radio set you have. Philco Socket Powers One switch controls every subscribe to final exile for a regu broad and general quantity. TJiis is Partial city plans and special reports have been made will give you both A and B Radio Power from your electric light current, thing. Snap it ON, and from your house larly elected senator. a factor of the situation that the Conceivably even such senators for such cities as Fargo, Grand Haven, Kansas City, Los smoothly and perfectly no matter what kind o f electric current you have. current you get a strong, steady flow of A dry forces failed to take into con as those from our own state, both Angeles, Madison, Mishawaka, San Jose and South Bend; and B power. Snap it OFF, and your radio sideration when they passed the If s a fact! Now you can do away with dry-cell of whom voted to'adm it Smith, is silent. No more annoyance* No more "Volstead act, else doubtless they Comprehensive city plans, including zoning, have battery troubles, “B’’ batteries and the ordinary “A” storage battery. might have voted with the majority rechai^ing^and replacing! would have seen to it that a rider been made for Cedar Rapids, Chattanooga, Des Moines, No more recharging to do; no more dry batteries to replace. without definitely abandoning the were attached to the act providing: East St. Louis, Evansville, Grand Rapids, Hamilton, Ho- Ju st A small payment down; balance a little each month. theory on which they acted— that “ All other laws of the United mosassa, Orlando, Schenectady, Jackson, Kenosha, Lara Expert Installation the state has the right to select its States and of all states are here mie, Lansing, Memphis, S t Louis, Three Rivers, Toledo, own representatives in the United with repealed." Topeka, Utica and Wichita. Liberal Allowance for Your Old States Senate. FREE For example: The United States So It is by no means certain that Circuit Court o f' Appeals has just Storage Battery > W e understand exactly how yesterday’s vote is tantamount to ruled that in order to convict a to make the installation of the Philco eventual exclusion. There may be person of smuggling liquor into of terrible examples to warn them. Yes, we will make you a very liberal allowance * Socket Power on your set. We will connect a considerable number of senators for your old “A” storage battery on the purchase of a brand new Philco it, free of charge, and guarantee complete the United States it must be prov An Iowa girl, hoping to arouse who, after a full hearing, will A and B Socket Power. It makes no difference how old or worn out your satisfaction. ed that the liquor in question is of the jealousy of a boy whom she not be willing to go to the extreme “A” battery may be. * foreign origin. loved, wrote letters to herself length of excluding a regularly This, of course, is the sheerest signed by a mythical lover. chosen senator. They will be likely nonsense from the dry point of The boy had been, sick and was LETIE to develop, between now and the view. Catch your ship with liquor nervous and Impresslonablei He next vote, an uneasy consciousness aboard suspiciously close to the became so upset over the imagi that the Smith business is likely to By RODNEY HUTCHER United States coast, bring, the crew nary rival that he took poison and OKer Positively Ends Jan. 29 open the way for wholesale rejec ashore and send them up for smug died. tions of members for political rea ■Washington, Jan. 21.— In. case gling— that of course is the only There are very few circum This unusual offer holds good for a short time only. It was sons— a course that might lead to some of you think Washington sane thing to do, from that angle. stances under which deliberate at Btade possible only by spedal arrangement wiUi the manufacturera and we have secured any unpleasant result imaginable news Is a bore and that Washing only a limited number of Socket Powers to deliver on this remarkable jian. That the booze may have been tempts to make another person un including a great popular uprising ton correspondents ought to take made in Rhode Island and sent by happy pay any dividends in satls- four or five days off every week, So don’t delay! Don’t put this matter off! Avoid disappoint against the continuation of the ment by sending in the coupon below, telephoning or calling on us personally^ right away. Special Offer ship to Massachusetts Is not a posr . faction to the .person who make*. you may be interested ta hear of "American House of Lords" itself. sibility that has'any right to be .Ahem.;, ■: . . the vast amount of “news” u’^ith Coupon That the majority against Smith which the reading public is not af considered, because it stands In^the Theje js no. more wretched girl WATKINS BROS., INC., was as large as it proved to be may flicted due to the forbearance of ed way of a conviction for smuggling; in America than the High school possibly be attributable to the ut itors and correspondents. Every Mail This Coupon Now South Manchester,. Conn. and nothing ought to stand in the lass who played this av-old- game. correspondent here gets enough terly inept part In the debate taken Gentlemen: way of convicting anybody of any “ publicity" and "information” in by Senator Watson of Indiana who, Please send me, WITHOUT COST, the eom- thing with which anybody else may his mail every day to fill a good- while presumably fighting for, sized newspaper. plcte illustrated literature describing tte famous charge him, so long as the odor of or Phone Philco A and B Socket Powers. I also derire the Smith’s admission, made the ^ct- Here Is the gist of part of the alcoholics hovers, about upon ' his full details of your Easy Payment Plan and Trade-In less statement that he had not been morning’s mail, most of it provided That is all you need to do. Remember, tJiis coupon is not an Allowance ofiTeri It is understood that tins request transactions. To be suspected of by private or government press in favor of the Illinois man present order. It doss not ifiacc you under the slightest obliMtion. It is simply a request for free, does not place me under the slightest obligation. dry law violation should be suffi agents: ing himself for admission— and Estimated export of beehive coal illustrated, descriptive literature, telling about the Philco A and B Socket Powers. cient to outlaw the suspect. Nome. then refusing to disclose his rea from North Atlantic ports for week V/e will send you full details on the national offer of Easy sons for now asking his acceptance. However, the courts seem to still of Dec. 18, was 829,124 tons. ^ 3*nr.ent$ and Trade-Iir' Allowance for your efid storage battery. Sign and mail the Address. have some notion that there is New York, Jan. 21.— Times and Department of Agriculture sug Yratson’s unfortunate defense ot styles change amusingly! ^upou today and alt this informaticn will be sent, FRUS, to you imaiediately. some law, including the rules of gests general conservatism as to Smith probably did that individual Not so many years .go it was crop acreage In 1927. evidence, aside from the Volstead more harm than ail the attacks ot supposed to be the . j-rk of the Meeting of the “ Committee of act. And it is wretchedly discon Idake of Radio Set. his enemies. European virtuoso that he have One Thousand," prohibition organ certing to the drys that they do long hair and a beard patterned In this matter the logic and the ization, was a “ tacit confession” of persist in such an idea. after tte second act of “La Bo- prohibition’s complete failure. right would all seem to be on the heme.” Paderewski’s tossing mane What we really need, in order to Prohibition is not responsible for side represented by Senator Bing was taken as a standard and, to denaturants in alcohol. ham, who stoutly maintained dur make prohibition enforcement this day, cartoonists lovt to picture Huge Horaei»ower Gain n c ing the discussion that, aside from workable is an enormous Bastille, a the esthetic young musicians with Electric horsepower used In man B R O TH E R S. I . curls all but dangling .lov/n' their ufacture of purses, pocketbooks and the definite constitutional quallflca-. thousand times as big as the one in Paris, and a bundle of lettres des backs. card cases was 23.9 per cent great FLORIDA BRANCH — THE WATKINS-LIMBACHER CO. — ST. PETERSBURG. tions for senatorship, the Senate er in 1925 than 1923. cachets as big as a bushel basket In Yet the popular young moderns has no business whatever to go be of the music world might easily be Total value of mirrors produced hind the certificate of election of the possession of every member of mistake:, for well-groomed bond in 1925 was $34,679,471. any senator. The line can rightly the Anti-Saloon League, Sign the salesme: from WjU Street. Of six The National Wood Che.mical As letter and slam the rummy in the I have heard this winter but one sociation of Bradford, Pa., wants us be drawn exactly there, and no FUNERAL DIRECTORS coop for the rest of his days! seemed to need a hair cut, and I’m all to call the stuff “ methanol” in where else unless the Senate is to stead of wood alcohol. That’s the way to break up boot-, inclined to think that the length of become a self perpetuating body, his crop really was the result of Pennsylvania railroad’s quarter picking it's own membership with legging and smuggling. And yet, a week’s delay in harboring. ' ly stock dividends “ spread happi on second thought, the Bastille ness In many lands.” to help list all illiterates In the 250 miles long and 100 miles After the visitor has -retired 'to out regard to the decisions of the Kochanski, one of the most popu '"United States. went out of existence, did it not— lar violinists .of Manhattan just November shipments of floor and wide. This must be . the capital a .discreet distance, they cautiously constituent states. and largest city combined of amid quite a fuss? now. Is slender, well-barbered and wall tile were 4,968,841 square Southeastern, railroads express emerge pjid wa.tch hlto. Theii; easily could get a role In the movies feet. the hople that their conductors, prairie dogdpm. burrows extend down as many as CALLES' COUP. if he. could pass a film test. State Bankers’ Committee de trainmen and yardmen won’t go on And If one can .judge by the s dozen or more feet. From this clares McFadden bill without the strike. There is this difference between Klemperer, dynamic German di apparent earnest conferences that shaft a tunnel is run from whlcli DYNAMITE BILLS. Hull amendments is in conform.lty Presbyterians reach half-way seem to be going on among the an apartment occasionally. open| President Calles of Mexico and rector who now wields the baton There are two bills in the Con for the New York Symphony, while with anti-branch policy. mark in campaign for $15,000,000 occupants of the various hillocks, for the storage of food or the ac- most of the men who have preceded Association Aghinst the Prohibi necticut Legislature, both presented thick of hair, has no locks to ':!y in pension tund. ALERT GUARDIAN OF thfre are many matters of statt commodation of young prairie tion Amendment calls on President him in that risky and exciting job, yesterday, which contain enough the wine, and Toscanini of the Mud geysers show volcanic activ BIS PRAIRIE HOME. being settled -— a regular town dogs. Cooiidge to detail marines and meeting it would be called in New Occasionally weasels, badgers that Calles is a statesman. Right dynamite of excitement to lift the Philharmonic actuall,- looks as ity. coast guardsmen to guard stores of England. , and snakes invade the. burrows in or wrong, good or evil, patriot or surface of this entire state three though a little hair tonic would do The American-^ Mining Congress By ARTHUR N. PACK. no harm. poisonous ajcohol. There Is nothing of the dog search of their plump little bodies; self seeker, he is a man of size. Scottish Rite News Bureau defends the “ patriotism, Integrity President, American Nature Ass’n. feet In the air. One Is the bill au about this little creature, which which evidently are toothsome Not many in his place would On the other hand long, sire’: launches attack on Fascism. and public spirit” of Edward L. Do- dainties to them. thorizing physicians under certain locks of pre-bob era now ; eem to heny.- i.j a close relative of the wood- have had the vision and the initia Navy League undertakes to Anyohe who has .'traveled through chuck and the ground squirrel, biological conditions to prevent mark a majority of feminine musi .prove that our existing naval policy Women’s division of the Repub tive to smash all diplomatic prece births. The other Is the bill ema cians. A few, of the more modern Montana, Wyoming, Texas, ■ New and with them make up a large- is all wet. lican National Committee meets and Mexico, Arizona'Or Utah, and for dent and “ accept arbitration in nating from Ashford, which school, have taken to the loose bob, Government establishes federal decides to admit no reporters ex subfamily of the . squirrel family TIRESOME TOIL principle" before there had been so though none I have seen have dared grades for Burley tobacco. cept the press-agent. called the “ arctomyinae.” It would make illegal any marriage really named Itself because of its much as ah intimation of an offer the dangers of a boyish bob. And Association Against the Prohibi 100 Healthy Years HousewIfe-^How long have you contract containing an obligation short sharp bark. been out of work, my good man? of arbitration, in any official way, those representatives of “ solid tion Amendment congratulates upon the parents to bring up re music”— almost to a man, or rather President Daniel Willard of the The animals pop Into their bur Tramp— I don’t remember, mum, from the United States. Judge Gary on his endorsement of B. & O. Railroad wishes all the em sulting children In any particular to a woman—cling to woman’s light wines and beer. rows with lightning-like rapidity but I know it never seems long Cutting the hobbles of red tape, crowning glory. ployes health and happiness for the when an intruder draws near. enough.— ^Llfe. religious faith. Department of Agriculture an next hundred years. _ Calles has accepted as a basis ot "Whether these bills are ever de nounces free bulletins numbered up Methodist Board of Temperance, action American press reports con bated In the open is problematical. to 1465. Prohibition and Public Morals ex cerning probable arbitration and The music season, by the way, American Bankers’ Association poses contributions by liquor inter If they are, or either of them is, claims “ legal difficulties surround has jumped into an unassailable reaches Its peak In Manhattan just ests to anti-prohibition organiza Prepared there are likely to he more fire at this season. ing identification” largely responsi tions. \ position, in the eyes not only of the works In the Connecticut capitol ble for slowness of banks to make home in a To glance beyond the doorways The predominant theme at the minute by American people but of the whole than that structure has witnessed of Aeolian of Carnegie halls is to loans on bonus certificates. twentieth annual convention of the Anti-Saloon League officials briskly stir- Safe Miik world, by assuming that the voice in many a day. behold a chaos of announcements National Canners’ Association wiP r i ng t he of the people in this country, as promise 1927 citizenship obliga be the gre.at problem of distribu powder in This newspaper lays claim to a and a dizzy array of notable names. tions will fire to action every red- a n d Diet expressed by the newspapers, is to The real music-lover would have to tion. ' hot or cold fair measure of independence and blooded, loyal American and chill Senator Phipps uri,es immediate water: No be the voice of the American gov keep going day’ and night and bob cowardly cravens. ' For Infants, Invalids, the Aged, courage. But we very much doubt, up in several places at the same erection of Denver’s new federal coo/ung~ ernment as well— and declaring Truth About Yucca Nursing Mothers, Children, etc. right now, whether we shall ever time .to attend any appreciable per building. that he is ready and willing to sub- In its manner of propagation, And that isn’t all! be found taking part In the discus centage of the concerts. the yucca Is as singular as It is ^mlt the dispute to adjudication. sion that may easily be imagined GILBERT SWAN. beautiful. I ’?here la not the slightest doubt as following any real attempt to. The American people spent over that in dealing with this Latln- get action on either of these meas |3,000j000 more for postage In De American leader the government of ures. BVBRY PLAYER COACHES cember, 1926, than December, 1925. the United States has to do with an San Antonio, Tex., Jan. 20.— The oriental peach moth is a new inventive and untrammeled' mind TORTURING. Wright Riley, football director of and serious pest of peaches, quinces and a strategist of the first class. Brackenrldge High rchool here, has Por thousands of years young and other fruits. Prairie Dog assigned his entire first-string Senator Morris Sheppard warns lovers have been doing such things, football and basketball team mem CHINA-liATIN PROBLEM. against Democratic disregard of the first tlm^ has come upon a perhaps because until recent days bers to coach the players of the In prol^lbitlon sentiment. - For all members of the fanuly, ailing or weH. Serve at meal^i China is becoming, in Britain, a prairie dog village, is tremendously there was no universal publicity tramural League during tlie year. Dr. John Tlgert, federal commis Stonewall Jackson born, 1824. impressed. between meals, or upon retiring. A nourishing, easily assimilatea; very much more serious Jollticail for folly and they had hot the force They start their games at the end sioner of education, asks the Gen French revolutionists beheaded' ot every varsity m m oo« ' In western Texas it is said there Foc^-Drinki quickly rdieves faintness or hunger day or night; : ■ eral Federation of Women’s Clubs Louis XVI. is one coQtiauous colony about . . ■ V '
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' A 7 me tor- truck that-i-uees waef e Three N^t/ Dei YOUNG PEOPLE NEVER " wbod as fuel waa eriilblted recently P A M ON STREET by the' French Association for ‘the Advancement or Science. ^ ' On SO GOOD, SAYS FORI) ;,|AA A RA|tE OPPORTUNITY i Birr PAYIOR IT 'ih (qoatlaaed page 1) XEAffl In POM Alnm inam W are 7 3 I . a s 'i iHeiry Wadsworth Longfellow. State They were taking a lesson in the intricate maneuvers of the LaB- EXTRAOBIMNART VAI.UE8 $100 ciers, to the strains of an orchestra J[UCH ; ^Aotoists to Out o f of four players, all workmen in A ll Big, Ueefol Pieees—Beantilnlly Flidslietii the Ford factories, which they had brought with them from De Busy troit. I asked if he looked for the re vival of old-fashioned dancing to ------A plan under which tbwSs and make people take more of their recreation in their own homes. cities might tax the parking of au- “ No,” said Mr. Ford, frankly, iomobiles in their busiest streets is a: "You can’t expect the young people 'brokchedi by Motor Vehicle Com to do much with music or dancing It IN. OVAL TURKEY * missioner -Stoeckel In the January in. the homes. Records for the roaster Thli la your firet opportunity to bulletin of the stnte motor vehicle vlctrola have helped, and the rad PERFECTION COFFEE io, but recreatjon is really more of buy this Uk Turkey Keatter tor department. He says that "a car PERCOLATOR itOO—ap amasinf value. U QT. LIPPED COOKING a community affair. Get a. crowd Capadtjr, Ten Cups A PRESERVING KETTLE ,parked all day in a busy «ity tCfgether and they have more fun. ’ The most pepaltr shaped Peteo- A Ms barsain, tl.OO. ’strieet ought to pay road rent "to the Mary-Lamb School letor ea the market, 11.00. city” and that the main object to Mr. and Mrs. Ford had come from Michigan this week especially \ “beTgained is “ not the collection'of to be present at the opening of revenue but to get rid of as many the very little red school house to , parked cars as possible.” which Mary and her little lamb Notwithstanding the fact that went. Fourteen children from the families, in the neighborhood are Manchester people of common sense and vision studying there, 5 Qt. FRENCH FRYER have almost invariably “ laughed A u td ^op C o. Evtry bouaawila thould have onfc long and' heartily” whenever the "We have sixteen hundred child BeautUuUy colored circular with ren in OUT school at Dearborn,” W. J. MESSIER •idea has been mentioned by the 115 Oak St. Phone 1816-8 initructiona and 14 popular rscipaa ^commissioner, he says that he has went on Mr. Ford, and they all get given tree. $1.00. xaith in the plan which might be instruction in practical arts and considered by the Legislature as manual training. 8 QT. PANELLED TEA 19 QT. WATER OR MILK •the basis of a law to help solve the “ No, I do not advocate psycholo E g g s fo r KETTLE PAIL gical tests to pick out what job a A larger and batter Ten Kettle A vary useful item la every home. parking problem. The parking prob thaa aver offtted. ll.OO. lem, he points out, has so many child shall be trained for. L6t $1.00. complications In connection with them study and try thing? and they the transaction,of general business will soon sort themselves out to Hatching 14 QT. ROUND DISH PAN Aa unusual value for 91.00. that “ It has seemed to be a super- the johs they like and can do well. hum.an proposition to do anything We get the timber for executives in about it,” but he outlined his sug our personnel by that natural pro gestion “ with the hope for con cess. A man soon shows what structive criticism and that the work he likes, is promoted, makes idea may arouse enough Interest good. so that the long-time parked car “ We give the children plenty of Adding to Ita 6-cycllnder models, the Marmon enters the year with a may be recognized as a nuisance chance to see the way things were somewhat smaller car of additional cylinder capacity. The little Mar and a menace. done in the old times, andAo show mon shown at the top is an 8-cylInder of 2 3-4 inch bore. The wheel Traffic Hazard them the fundamental processes. They can think out improvements. base is ,116 inches. In the center is one of Reo’s new line, nanied the His discussion of the subject n “ Flying Cloud” to comemorate the beauty and speed of the famous You have to let pgople think things the bulletin proceeds on the prom out for themselves. 3 QT. PANELLED American clipper ship back in the 50’s. Below is ^ ise that parked cars today consti 18 P. PANELLED CON- The five Essex models are almost completely redesigned in body ana m o For the Children THINK now about eggs for the ne^ X KETTLE WITH DOUBLE BOILER tute the greatest single classified “ We have the old mill on this SET OF 2-3-4 QT. UPPED ! WITH COVER tor. The higher hood and greater streamline effect give the appearance hatch! Your breeders’ vitalitv will be SA U C E P A N S _ - " COVER traffic hazard. The more the streets property, now restored and run produced in new chicks, and natch^ility Thia Mg covered Kettle is la un This Mg SouMe Boiler has never of the parent make, the Hudson. ______Three handy and useful 3tuce Pans before been offered for $1.00. and highways are cleared of park ning, so that the children can fol of eggs from your best birds will be for $1.00. .... usual bargain at 91*00. ed cars the safer will they be for low the production of bread, for insured i^ou. tone them up pcov I. all users, and an additional incen Instance from the growing of the Pratts ronltiy Regulator builds up the Our mahufacturer has made thia great offering RUMORS OF AIRPLANE tive ought to be given to motorists Saturday. DROP PROVEN FALSE grain on the farm through the pep and vigor. . '. btinra out the best in reductiona for thia aale only—Now it the time to buy _ Sale begins OHIO WILL REAP to take their cars off the streets ■grinding and milling, and so forth. every bird. . . puts b r i e r s infull blo o ^ when they intend to stop for pro If you want toe egg strain reproduced Wild rumors prevailed in “ As a matter of fact, we have longed periods. ^ five village Industry Yilants here at Kegulate breeders nawl Costs only a Highland Park today that an few peimies per 100 lbs. o f any mash. BENEFITS FROM airplane was forced down there The idea can be sustained, he Sudbury alone. One for Instance, last night but an investigation says, on the ground that a parked has to do with the weaving of aae-3llkn6r Cc proved the report without car occupies road space. Every tax cloth. The children, as they grad ^ 2-7171 I N C 2 71‘»1 Hat uurd Imposed on motor vehicles pro uate from the school, will have the H ttiau rd NEW SHIP CANAL foundation. ceeds, he explains, on the theory of School children spread the opportunity of going into watever Poultry- wear and tear on the' roads, but industry interests them, and they "news” that the airplane had R egu lator even the basis takes into account, can choose because they will have landed near the Howard reser-. through factors involved in the had practical experience of the var SaU m d gaanmtssd hy Great Lakes to Atlantic voir but Watchman John R .. wear and tear proposition,' the road ious sorts, to judge by.” Lowe said it was untrue. space occupied. (Copyright 1927) MANCHESTER GRAIN Route to Bring Cheaper ------< v & COAL CO., Herald Advertising Pays-Use bar for any state.) Apel Place, Manchester. Petroleum refining, 13. Freight Rates. Sewing machines, 3. , Hand stamps, stencils and bands, 22. Confectionery, 119. Washington.— Owing to its tre LOOK MEN Window shades and fixtures, 12. mendous manufacturing and agri Brushes. 24. Children’s Floor cultural industry Ohio will bt one Mail Orders The Second of the principal benefici.'.ries of the FiUed e i a c r . I n c opening,ot a shiprcknaL.• from' the 160,000 ARE KILLER 5; Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean, -Main at Pratt St.— ^Hartford— 2-4206 in the opinion of commerce depart ON OUR HIGHWAYS ment experts who have leen study ing this project. In the firgt plSce the plan, which That Is the Toll For Last Ten of every Special Selling has long been advocated by Secre Years—25,000 Killed Last tary of Commerce Hoover and Year. prominent Canadian engineers and SUIT - OTEMC0AT oflScials w'ould give Ohio excellent The first note in a nationwide seaports in Cleveland, Sandusky highway safety campaign was In Our Store Suits and possibly other smaller lake- struck in Detroit today by Charles districts. M. Upham, managinvg director of Officials said that the industries the American Road Builders asso of the state likewise would make ciation. In an address before a Before W e Take Stock available to some extent cheaper convention of the National Crush power as the result of the proposed ed Stone association, Mr. Upham C learance! $1.95 hydro-electrical developments. appealed to every man, woman Secretary Hoover said, in advo and child in the United States to We’d Rather Say “Balance in Bank” cating the St. Lawrence route for help make the campaign a success. the ship-canal, that'in addition to According to Mr. Upham, the au than “Stock on Hand” Regular $2.95 and $3.95 Suits—Six of its contribution to an invaluable tomobile has taken more' than A Great Opportunity of Saving 33 to 50 Per Cent of Childreri’s waterways, it would attract to the 160,000 lives during the P'ast ten .The Many Styles Are Illustrated Erie basin a great number of new years. In many places the, fatali Your Clothing Needs. industries seeking cheaper power. ties are increasing faster than the While the eastern district possibly number of automobiles are Increas S h o e s would profit to a greater extent ing he said. During 1926, many —Button
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I / PAGE TEN MANCmBSTER EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, JAN. 2 1 ,1 ^ East Hartford High Pious Return «>- BORG GALLED BEST NEIL STOPS BOYLE AS CHENEYS.. BAN FAG^S LAJTOS M ONDAY TANKER IN WORLD Arne Borg of Sweden is the MANCHESTE IS COMFIDEIf mill greatest swimmer of all time. BEAT ELMWOOD AGAIN 39 TO 34 This fact strikes one forcibly In j D m : reviewing the records pf 1926. '• OF W M N G THIS ONE TOO Johnny Weismuller, American prodigy, no longer Is king of the SOk Workers Win From natatorial world. Borg holds all International Clarke’s Combinatwii Work Local Sport standards from 300 yards ,to Endees For Second Con one mile, Weismuller, It Is true, still holds the 100 and 200- ing like Q ock -^locals to yard marks . but the Swedish secutive Time; Game To Chatter tanke:* has undisputed mastery of the majority of distances in New Britam Tomorrow the international field. Some of morrow. 8E6AM C A R e e e CiDICUtEOBl’B i f The chances of a double victory ACASPOR15 editor vJfSErtElMeR. his flashiest time has been in Afternoon. for Coach Clarke’s S. M. H. S. the 300 yards, which he splai^h- basketball team this week-end ap ed in 3:15, and the 500 yards Elmwood bowed again last night pear to be especially bright. East Ai&Wf In 5:C1. ,Clear.Up the Fog before the superiority of the C. B. Hartford has not been cutting up kf He- ee-v Manchester E ;^ r t fo r fl A. A. hasketball five. The score any capers and now that Coach The Ty Cobh-Tris Speaker case Holland ! Powell was 39 to 34. Previously the silk Cassidy has lost sixteen varsity started the, present upheaval^ iu workers had beaten Elmwood 43 to major league baseball. Gorman i Thayer 40. men at New Britain, the locals should win in the Hardware City ' Qiit. of it came.the charges of If- The news of Cheney Brothers’ FAVORS LA BARBA Saturday afternoon. ‘'Swede';’ Risberg, which were found Farr T.' Btangle second victory in Elmwood comes to be untrue and were wiped off the as somewhat of a surprise not Regardless of the fact that the ■mid slate by Judge Landis. 8hat erased Bogigini Bjojrklund withstanding the fact that Man- TO DEFEAT CLARK one of the blots on the game. rg Cliester beat them before. The Elm New Britain game will be played in the afternoon, many from Man FIMAClV BROKfelHfO As a result of the Speaker-Cobb Dowd C. Stangla wood Endees have been making a episode, the president of the Ameri Ig creditable showing against the best chester are planning to make the Aievivfccii The trip, as the recent wholesale sus EuecTeo CrtZOMT AMC> can League and the high commis Referee, Hayes or Dillon. teams in the state since Cheney pResit56Kr OF "me ' sioner of baseball are now at Brothers tripped them 43 to 40 pension of New, Britain players for GAINED ReC06K(TiOfi Flyweight Champs to Battle ‘ The above lineups will meet for violating the eligibility rules, has swords’ point. early in the season. Fandom has been fed up on the the second time this season tonight Nevertheless, George Hunt’s boys left no good feeling between the at the School street Rec In a Con two schools. Dick Dillon is sched For World Title in New situation. Action is desired. The fog started off in whirlwind fashion about baseball will not be cleared necticut Interscholastic ' League and were in the lead soon after the uled to be the eleventh man on the game.. Manchester won the first game was under way. Elmwood floor and will be unless Coach Cas York Tonight. until a definite decision' is given of the two In East Hartford two jumped into the lead twice but sidy gets away with a few substi .K regarding Cobb and Speaker, weeks ago by the decisive score of thereafter the local quintet led the tutions like Yale did in the foot These two great stars are either 51 to 27 ard the second team aleo procession. At halftime. Hunt’s ball tussle with Harvard. innocent or guilty. A draw deQision won by a comfortable margin.' team was sitting on top of the jr By DAVIS J. WALSH. is never popular with sport lovers. Manchester’s victory over Mer world to the tune of 24 to 16 and A large number of Manchester Baseball must give its answer one iden last Friday, evening put lots of ! clung desperately to the lead fight fans went to Foot Guard hall New York, Jan. 21.— Memories way or the other.. confidence Into the boys and their throughout the final stanza, in Hartford last night to see .the of the Jimmy Wilde who staked the work in practice this week has i Tommy Faulkner had a big bouts offered by the Massasoit A. C. 1 field of weight, height, rqach and been of the best. It was good last a beating will be revived, at least Duncan Disappoints (night. He caged four field goals MOW IN training* George Duncan, famous British week and it seems that the team 'and made good on eight of his elev The next opponent for the unde in odium of comparison, tonight has returned to »the old form it feated Wapping basketball team Mi« BATTLE ' when a couple of Singer’s midgets golfer, is with us but he won’t be en foul attempts. Joe Pentland also . MAJOR CIRCUIT able to, go back to England and tell was in when Hartford fell before It made four hoops but was success will ba the New Britain Machine won JVO&5 tANDlS will turn belligerent and fight for by the score of 46 to 16 In the five with several of the now-famous the world’s flyweight title. the folks how he came and c'on- ful on but three of his ten foul quered. first contest of the season. “ ineligibles” from New Britain Elky Clark, of England, and tries. Dick Dillon called 25 person Duncan Is finding the going very Bristol and New Britain have al fouls, twelve on Manchester. Fat High, among themv ex-captain Fidel La Barba, of Los Angeles, been the only teams to take the Marian Zaleski. champions of Europe and the world rough out California way. His short Friedman and Red Cervini were game has been very bad. The putts measure-of Manchester and the lo- ejected via this route. respectively, will be the principals. ^cal team has lost only one league When this column was typed Twelve rounds will be the sched simply won’t go down and when One of the outstanding features Coiliig Clash win Be Real they don’t, the scores climb high. game. The New Britain game has last night, there was but slight pos uled distance and La Barba will be of the local team’s victory was the Already Duncan has been sound been thrown out as though it had exhibition Jimmy Neil gave.^ Pitted sibility that the amateur town the yinner. ly. trounced in a special match with never been played and Manchester against Johnny Boyle, former C. B. championship skating carnival Showdown and Startling ^ a s Reputation. will get another chance at Bristol A? A. center, Neil acquitted himself would be held. The January thaw S^ieFistPavs MARRIED PEOPLE’S LEAGUE However, Elky has been sent later in the season on the home in splendid style. He scored three still refused to let up and unless I MV LIFE STORV I Surprises May Occur. here under guise of being Eng floor. baskets against one for Boyle. Her- today turns out much colder, there land’s first champion who is capa Coach Clarke’s most effective by Kerr was not used because of st&nds little likelihood that the af McAulifte Team 3 ble of wearing Wilde’s mantle, . 64 75 ■ 75 lineup sems to consist of Gorman, Neil’s fine work. fair will go through. Mrs. Winkler . whatever that is, and it may be Mrs. Montie .. . 82 74 72 Holland, Farr, Boggini and Dowd. I Cheney Brothers play the Cromp- I was scared silly, and hurt so well not to jump to conclusions “ Lignt Horse Harry” Cooper. He The Boggini in the regular lineup' tcfn-Knowles Company of Worces There were many Manchester badly I was nearly in a frenzy when Chicago, Jan. 21.'— President B. Mrs. Bently .. . 92 76 75 about this mature little man with .102 114 81 was positive he would take over is Nino, the boy who ran the fast ter, Mass., tomorrow evening at the folks at the game in Wapping the I broke my right arm in the eighth B. Johnson of the American Mr. Winkler .1. melancholy mien, a home full of the brilliant youngster. Mr. Bently . . . . 97 107 90 Riordan ragged in Bristol and held S ch ool^ eet Rec at 7:30. No ad other nighT. Among them, we no round of my famous fight with Billy League, for yea^s the dominating children and ears fashioned on the Even a greater disappointment Smith of Meriden, one of the best mission will he charged. The sum ticed Sam Prentice from Manches model of an inquiring pointer. Myers, the Streator Cyclone, at figure in baseball, has his back to was hiSx failure to qualify in the players in High school basketball, mary of last night’s game follows: ter Green. He’s the jockey who at North Judson, Ind. Totals '...... 437 446' 393 He may or may not have an ad Team 4 Los Angeles open. He lost out by to one basket He is a running Cheney Brothers (39) one time occupied the spotlight be I figured I was in for it, as he had the wall. On next Monday, at Chi vantage over La Barba, at that, in Mrs. Elliott .. . 69 66 80 a single stroke. He went from a guard of the first water and bids B. F. T. cause of his horse races with Roy a punch that could knock my ears cago, confronted by Judge Landis two particulars. The class limit of 74 in his first round to an 84 in fair to make quite a showing Faulkner, If . .. .4 8-11 16 Roberts on the memorable steeds. and the eight American League Mrs. Anderson . 78 61 81 112 pounds, which both will be re off. his secoid. .\ when it comes to picking an All Pentland, rf . .. .4 3-19 11 Wildfire and Glistening Dick. Well, magnates, he will make what may Mr. Elliott . 76 78 84 quired to make at two o’clock this I continued cautiously stabbing Mr. Anderson . . 91 80 89 When Duncan takes an 84 he is Connecticut team. Neil, c ...... ,. . .3 0-0 1 when we saw Sam he was In the with my left and waving my right. prove to be his last stand. ' afternoon, is supposed to be a for- -Dummy ...... 64 74 72 certainly off his game. On Saturday afternoon the sec Cervini, Ig ...... 1 0-0 6 hall sitting on a window sill trying He was still dizzy from the knock If Judge Landis gains another ihallty for the invader. The gener ond game with New Britain will oe Wiley, rg ...... 1 0-1 2 to peer over the heads of many signal victory over President John al idea about La Barba is that he down I had scored. So things went Totals ...... 378 359 406 Figuring On Pennant played. Manchester will Ineet the Anderson, Ig .. .1 0-0 2 others who were unable to gain ad on until the 30th round. son, in what might be called the is making the weight with difficul Connie Mack is figuring on a Hardware City team on the latter’s Barrett, If ...... 0 0-0 0 mittance. politics of the game, he will have Team 1 ty, if at all.,He will be weakened, Then two strangers, nice-looking Mrs. Noren . . . . 82 81 80 pennant for 1927. The failure ofl°^° and there isbound to be Among other notables from here fellows, came around to my corner torn from big Ban the last frag they intimate. I don’t believe it. years has been a distinct disap- lots of fireworks. Since the bar Totals 14 11-22 39 who attended the game in Wapping ments of his former powen. Mrs. Weir . . . . 73 61 66 . Comparative Records. and asked me how I felt. Mr. Krause . . . . 75 79 66 hls club to go over th^ last two ring ot 16 members of the New, Elmwood (34) were Director Wilfred J. Clarke, “ Fine,” I says, putting up a bold Ban Johnson has made many The comparative records of the polntment. T. Mr. Noren . . . . 99 77 85 Brita^, squad from further basket B. f : coach of the S. M. H. S. basketball front. mistakes. Big men with the cour pair also indicate that Clark car ball this- season, the team of 1-2 7 Mr. Weir ...... 92 86 89 The Afhletics in failing to win in Mantelll, rf .. . . .3 team and Director A. A. Warren “ Can you go another 10 rounds?” age of their convictions always do. ries the deadlier punch. Somehow, . . .4 4-6 12 Johnson has been no exceptions." Dummy ...... 74 63 62 either 1925-26, showed one glar- Coach Cassidy’s fondest hopes has J. Barton, If . . of the local State Trade school. they asked. I don’t believe that either. ing fault, a lack of poise, particu-' a thing of the past. . . .1 0-2 2 Yet, even the severest enemies of Boyle, c ...... Both said the game was well worth “ I can go 50 more,” I says, and Still Fidel hasn’t gone around larly in the tight situations. Practically every man who was Larson, Ig . .. , . .2 1-4 5 seeing but expressed a desire to the American League president ad Totals ...... 495 447 448 they thanked me kindly, walked knocking them silly since he be This was due to the fact that the on the first and second teams has Friedman, rg . . . .1 1-1 3 view the two teams on a larger mit that he, more than any other Team 2 came champion within the year he 0 away and I forgot all about them. Mrs. Titus . • . . 74 63 62 club, as a whole was a young one, been disqualified. This includes Giraltus, rg .. . . .0 0-0 floor. one person, has been responsible left the.amateur ranks but the Idea the great Zaleski, Havlilk, and all Sipples, If ...... 2 0-2 4 One-half hour later the fight still for the progress baseball has made Mrs. Lutz . . . . . 86 88 80 and lacked several veteran stars was on, and they came to my corner is that he doesn't have to murder the other varsity men who'^played I. Barton . . . . . , .2 0-2 4 Next week they are going to have and the prestige it has attained as Mrs. Nelson . . . 74 65 73 Clark. It is only necessary that he who might serve as a balance for again and asked me for my Chicago a sport. ’ Mr. Titus .... . 90 83-, 85 the younger, and^mpro erratic mem in Manihester a few weeks ago dancing after the game in Wap address. beat him and, favored by youth, bers of the team. ‘ when the locals fell by a 12 point Totals 13 8-19 34 ping. However the dancers will It was Ban Johnson who formed Mr. Lutz ...... 79 80 76 speed and the twelve-round dis Referee: Dick Dillon. In the meantime Myers and I had Mr. Nelson . . . . 86 106 79 Of course, this defect has been marlin. Coarh' Cassidy has had have to go across the street to the the American League to give battle tance, there is every reason to sus to build up an' entirely new team been putting up a fight not half to the well established National. apparent to Manager Connie Mack school for that “ sport.” pect that he will. ^ and it is hardly possible that It will savage e:iougli to please the fans Baseball men ridiculed the idea, Totals ...... 489 485 455 for some time and lie is not one It will be the first International be good enough to give Manchester and they began to give us the Bronx said Johnson was a dreamer, arg championship meeting since the who cits idly by without attempting CROMPTON-KNOWLES There were a large number of cheer. to remedy it. even a run. young girls at the game Wednesday ued there was no room for two CENTER CHURCH WINS Dempsey-Firpo frolic in September, Dawn broke and many of the leagues and that capital would 1923. Mack’s club lacked an experienc night even though dancing was not C. B. A. A, JUNIOR LEAGUE on the program, so it Is apparent miners wanted to get out and go to laugh at the picture Johnson was Center Church Men ed veteran in the infield. The o\t- HERE TOMORROW TO work, but the doors were locked that an even larger crowd will be painting. Thompson .... .105 108 fleld also was just a trifle shy what and nobody allowed to leave. That 79 Dressing on hand when Wapping plays next Johnson’s dream came true. McComb ...... 91 78 it should have been, while the play was about the 58th round. Finally 97 Stratton .. ----- 81 92 82 MEET CHENEY BROS. Wednesday. Only a limited number Since that time he has been the Dalson ...... 100 100 at shortstop was hrllliaut but erra the referee announced he would 11.1 tic. Pongratz . ------85 90 97 can jam into the hall and the rest prime mover in most of the. re Matchett ...... 107 142 109 stop the fight in six more rounds if forms that have made baseball. K. Johnson ___ 91 86 85 will have to stay out and cool off Nelson ...... 9i 108 87 D. Johnson . . . 96 106 90 Cheney Brothers’ Athletic Asso until the dancing starts. However we were both on our feet. I tried Without a doubt he is the out-1 Signs Three Stars ciation will be hosts to a delegation Hanson . . . ___ 100 hard to put Myers down with my standing figure in the game. 'That Totals ...... It strikes me that Connio Mack 106 93 of athletes from the Crompton- the Charleston or Black Bottom .494 548 472 should soon stir up circulation. left but was just too weak from the i.s admitted by friends and enemies. British American Club has remedied these weaknesses by Knowles Loom Manufacturing Com pain of my fractured right. At the Totals .... ___453 480 447 The latter,, however. Insist that he Robinson .... . 93 84 85 the addition of Eddie Collins, Zach pany of Worcester, Mass., Saturday 64th round we were still fighting is now passe. Wheat and Boley. Throwing afternoon and evening. A roast Madden ...... 110 81 190 weakly. He called it a draw. Who is Ban Johnson and how The fame and ability of Collins Noble ___ ----- 87 93 88 chicken supper will be served at SWIMMING SCHEDULE Taggart ...... 107 88 88 Sheridan .. ___ 106 80 The Cyclone and I walked doTwi- did he come to do these many Chapell ...... Is such that no comment is necces- 85 the Rec on School street at 6 .109 93 79 Halliday .. ------90 94 91 stalrs. There a strange sight met fis. things for baseball The younger Wilson ...... 111 sary. He will be a big belp in the o’clock under the supervision of generation of fans may ask. 97 89 In what round did Billy Wallace Mahoney .. ___ 81 81 88 AT EAST SIDE “ REC” In the middle of the floor was the stop Kid Kaplan, former bantam game or on the bench. He thinks Chef Osano. It is expected to seat Ban Johnson Is a big man, figur Detro ...... 99 130 98 about forty persons. safe and scattered all over the room Totals ...... 530 443 champion, and was it a left or he will be able to play the entire were papers. There wasn’t a cent of atively apd literally. He Is a born 441 The Crompton Knowles delega The following schedule will go right-handed punch that did the Totals .... ___463 478 450 our side bet anywhere and it, to fighter. Just past the three score trick ?— C. T. tion which will include both bowl into effect thq week of January 24 mark, he may lack some of the fire “ SHOWDOWN” MONDAY Weaving ers and basketball players as well gether with all the bettors’ money Wallace, after losing the first at the East Side Rec. was gone. and vigor that characterized his Winzler ... ----- 103 88 84 as a few top-notch chicken eaters, Women’s Beginners class— earlier struggles, but the strong Chicago, Jan. 21.— Supporters of four rounds, stopped Kaplan In the Genovese ___ 89 93 92 will arrive here at 3 o’clock to The miners wanted to raise mur President Ban Johnson of the Monday afternoon, 3:15-4:00 chin and determined mouth still fifth, fioorlng him four times. A season despite his ailing legs. Col Georgetti . ___ 95 105 96 morrow afternoon. An hour later, der and clean up the town, but it American League, whose “ show rl^ t cross did most of the damage Private class— Tuesday morning availed them nothing. I had my arm suggest the old fighting spirit. lins Is just the man tho infield Peterson ...... 105 82 106 a bowling match will take place at 9:45-10:30. As sporUng editor of the Cincin down” battle with ■ Commissioner In putting Kaplan to the mat and needs. Radinsky . ------101 103 101 \ Murphy’s alleys. The local five will set and returned to Chicago. At the Kenesaw M. Landis is scheduled for later rocked him to sleep. •Women’s Int. B class— Tuesday nati Commercial-Gazette, Ban I can’t but think that Zach ^1 consist of^Wilkle, Canade, Schu evening, 7:00-7:45. saloon where I made miy headquar next Monday, took heart today ters the bartender said: Johnson laid the basis of a strong Wheat has a couple of good years Totals ...... ------493 471 479 bert. F. Cervini and Suhle. it vas re-called 'today that Is Frankie Frisch, recently trad Ribbon Private class— Tuesday evening, “ I have an envelope for you.” baseball foundation that later was left In his system. His lifetime bat In the evening after the supper, 714 5**8 J 3 0. a little matter of $360,000 will ed' to the St. Louis Cardinals, a^ McCavanaugh .^107 I opened it. There was $2300 in to prove worthwhile. It has endur ting average la conslderp,bly better lie 102 or at 7:30 to be more exact, Chen ed these many years. have to be considered before any right or left-handed batter?__G. S. Warner . . . ----- 81 Women’s Beginners class — bills in it, my end of the purse. The than .300 and he should give the 90 86 ey Brothers and the Crompton- Thursday evening, 7:00-7:45. attempt can be made to force P idscli Is a shift or turn ■ bats Lennon ...... 92 two strangers who visited me dur Nearly 30;years ego, as president club an added punch at the bat. 105 97 Knowles Company will clash at Women’s Int. A and Advanced man, batting either way to suit the Ferguson ___ 105 ing the fight had not taken my ad Shortstop Boley, secured from 111 111 basketball. The local team holds a class— Thursday evening, 7:45- son decided that baseball would be contract with the American League kind of pitching he is facing. Deitz ...... 103 88 85 close victory over the Bay Staters 8 r 3 0. dress in vain. that does not expire until 1935( at Baltimore, has been a much sought better if there were more competi after player for about five years. and hopes to repeat. Later I learned the names of the $40,000 per annum. - ■ Totals .... Children’s class (8-12 yrs.)__ tion. He believed a second major Who Is rated the national tenuis Jack Dunn, his manager at Balti ....488 . 510 481 Friday afternoon, 4:15-5:00. two safecrackers who pulled the league would offer , that very thing Asked if he intended to resign, champion?— D. S. MALONEY FIGHTS TWO NIGHT job. They were experts. One of them Johnson said: more, realizing his worth, paid him The. children from 8 to 12 years and thereby stimulate dnterest. IRene Lacoste, the famous a. big league salary to play In the FATE OP DELANEY of age who have been attending cracked a big Canadian bank after For several ye'grs he quietly “ I have been in harness steadily RESTS WITH BOARD Syracuse, N. Y., Jan. 21.— Jim Ircnch player, has temporarily, at minors. the swimming class at the East wards and got so much money he worked on his project. Interesting for thirty-four years.” New York, Jan. 21.— The fate of Malaney, fighting South Boston least, supplanted BIU TUden of 'The signing of these three stars Side "Rec. will notice a change had to leave $100,000 behind be several wealthy, men in the venture, these United States as champ. the Jack Delaney-Jlmmy Maloney heavyweight, will risk his ring fu made in the hour. When the new cause he couldn’t carry it. which was scoffed at when first make 1927 look very much like a ture tonight when he climbs Into was no spot In all New York that Mack year. heavyweight elimination match seri^ starts tli^ week of January brought to the attention of the Na hadn’t been tied up to prevent the What Is the nationality of Carl hung in the balance today as the the ring at the arena here to meet 24th the children will meet on Fri Editor’s Note—-In the next chap tional League club owners. Tiny Jim Herman, gigantic Port coming of the American League, Tremaine, the featherweight figh New York State Athletic Commis day afternoons at 4:00 p. m. in ter McAuliffe tells how LaBlanch'e • In 1900, the American League caused the National to get panicky. ter of Cleveland?— A. F. BILLIARDS sion went into session to consider land, Oregon slugger, in a bout stead of Saturday morning at 9:45 used the “ pivot punch” and knock was launched. Many of its players scheduled for ten rounds. Peace overtures were offered by • IVs a triple combination, for he To-mmy Loughran’s plea that De a. m. ed out. Jack Dempsey with his el were recruited from the National the National. The two leagues got Washington, Jan. 21.— (United laney be forced to defend his light Maloney has been signed by Tex bow.' is a French-Canadlan-American. Press)— Players representing five Rickard to fight Jack Delaney in Any mother wishing to give her League. At that time there was a together and drew up a working heavyweight title before entering salary limit in ihe National and by countries will participate in the Madison Square Garden next flaughter an opportunity to learn code known as the National Agree Did Stanley Coveleskle win more the heavyweight stakes. Chairman to swim will no doubt be glad to PINOCHLE TOURNEY offering salaries In advance of the ment, which governed baseball un next world’s championship 18-2 Jim Farley already declared unof month. If he is defeated by Her p m es than he lost for WashUgton balkline billiard tournament, to man he will automatically lose this take advantage of this swimming limit, it was possible to wean many til the coming of Judge Landis. last season?— H. J. ficially for champions remaining class. Only twenty girls will be ^ The fifth sitting of the second stars from the senior orgaulzation. In 1919, the baseball scandal. In start here March 1, Seven players remaining in their own class but match. pinochle tournament at the Army Yes. He won 14 and lost 11. win enter a round robin schedule Although Herman will have con allowed in the class. There are Two years after starting thp volving the Chicago Americans, What is Billy Wallaces’ full the full sentiment of the commis “ ®“ bers of the class and Navy Club will be held tonight American League, Johnson welded caused the two leagues to do away name?— S. D. which -will last eleven days. siderable advantage over Maloney at the clubhouse at 7:30. sion will not be known until Wil and most of whom are expecting to Invade New York, dropping Bal with the National Commission, a William Merel Wallace. The entrants In the competition liam Muldoon and George E. In height, weight and reach, the Last week’e sitting was won by will 13: Willie Hoppe, Welker South Boston Irishman was a advlsabll timore for that city. In an effort'to body of three men, and elect Judge Who won the California state Brower cast their votes. for any neWtmes to sign up imme Donze and Persson, who beat Son- thwart him, the National League Landis as the High Commissioner Cocharn and Jake Schaefer, United I strong favorite today. ickson and Yocko in a play-off fol women s golf championship last Delaney has not defended his diately if they ■frish to join secured options on evefy piece, of of Baseball. y6ar?— U; H. States; Edoard Horemans, Bel- title in New York since lifting the ______\ lowing a tie score. gl-ound In New York , on which It Since that time a constant fued glum; Erich Hagenlaoner, Ger ALL-A^IEBICAN WRESTLER Following are the scores: Dorothy Bichards of Ohio. championship from Paul Berlen- CHALLENGER LEADS IN* v. was believed a ball park might be has existed between Johnson and Where Is Wmie Klein from?—- many; Felix Grange, px-esent Euro bach last summer but In Decem POCKET BILLIARD MA'TCH Donze-Persson...... 1126 built. Landis, which of necessity will 7* L« pean champion, France. Illinois expects to turn out a Sonniksen-Yocko...... 1126 ber be stopped Jamaica Kid In New York, Jan. 21.— Ralph Finding a spot at 16Sth street make the withdraw.".! of one or the Wheatley Hills golf course. The Japanese entrant will te Connecticut at the official weigh! wrestling team this year that will Greenleaf, defending chamnin-. Haydbn-Chambers...... H04 which was largely rock, JohuMh be in keeping with its high standard other Imperative. Klnrey Matsuyama, world’s Junior of 175 pounds. The latter was of will enter tonight the second block Lamprecht-F. McCormick .. ,..1059 visualized a ball park. It Is a mat in other forms of athletics. Five of In all probability, the Issue will BOBBY JONE’S FAAIE champion, or K. Suzichl, former ficially recognized in Connecticut Of his world’s championship pock Mathlason-Frye ...... 1047 ter of record that the original be decided at the meeting which the seven wrestlers who will repre junior title holder. as a title light and, the two stars et billiard match trailing the chal- Hope-Hartnet...... 1012 American League park In New Judge Landis has called for Mon sent Illinois against Wisconsin in Dutlgren-J. McCaughey ..... 996 New Yort, Jan. 20.— The fame having a working agreement. New ■ lenger, Erwin Rudolph, of Chicago, York was made by filling In enough day, Jan. 24, at Chicago, In which of the name may have something Metal furniture manufactured In- their coming meet are letter men. McNally-Rady ...... 983 dirt to take care o( the regulation York would seem'to be In duty by twelve points as a result of the President Johnson and the eight to do with It all, but anyway Bobby the United States Is finding a bound to acqaleece. In that caeo, I The list is headed by Captain Ber- first night’s play. Their totals at Qulsh-Gleason...... 950 field. club owners will tell their side of ^ nle Boland, All-America iruard, who Shields-H. McCormick ...... 910 Jones, a jockey, was the leader oi ready market In tropical countries Delaney will not be subject to chal this juncture read 158 for Rudolph This bit of enterprise, breaking the Cobb-Speaker episode. Landis all his class in 1926, winning 190 w;here It furnishes better resist^ ^Is the heavyweight entry. ^ Chase-Scott...... 851 into New York and building ball lenge by Loughran or any other to 14_6 |or (Sreenjeff, a demands a showdown of all the evi races out of 1161 mounts. L. Fator ance to white ants and Other In ^F. McCaughey-Stevensoii *38, park yhen Uwai bellaved there dence. • contender until. his' six months'-: ot won 143 races out of 611 mounts. sects than the wooden type. grace elapse in June.
^. I • / J i. . /'.'''""‘I .•V MANCHESTER EVENING HBRALDi fTlIDAT, JAN. 21,19^.
thing Is about to happen. But. a oi^ d^B vi(h Ikis Aunt, Mrq. BUa GUARD MUST STAY 'fora hi dBite senses ^the sltaation, the forward hai the jump on Wm ANDOVER MIB. Ward Talbot fbent W«daea- 'and is on bis ptay fb the basket. ’ FOR- day Itt Hanohepwf.eati - f BnWEEN OtVONENt Too late, the guard discovers'this 'Word has been received of a sud- K oor income Tax Tbe annual installation ol officers fact and makes a strenuons effort was held In the local Grange Mon oessful operation on thp ihfant aou. to stop the pass to his man. of Mr. and Mrs. Q. W, WUUams ol A series of articles'based on the Revenue A N 9 T H E M S K P day evening. Mrs. Laura Q. Loomis Illustration No. 3 shows the of Manchester assisted by Mr. Atlanta, Ga, Thei baby' is alfo graudson of Mr, and Mrs. Ward B. i Act of 1926 and the latest regulations usual . result of such improper Loomis as marshal and Mrs.'Lillian guarding. 'The forward has tamed Talbot of thU town. Hamilton of the local-Grange and ' relating to the income tax. One article BT H. G. OLSEN a sufficient advantage,, so that th e' Mrs. Sadie Howard of Manchester j ■ will be published each day until every O h|d State Coach efforta.pf the guard ars in vain. The Qreen installed the following of bpMket*'is made. ' ficers: Master, Wallace Hilliard; 812 fANS WATCH : C. j of One of the first and most iropor* overseer, John Hutchinson; lectur tant fundamentals of individual er. Mrs. Blanche Lewis; steward. PLAINFIEU) WIN Burton Lewis; assistant steward, guarding is that the guard ahoulcf Guy Bartlett; treasurer, Ellsworth Oi t o mIUloll. .1 t « p .y .r . - c i i s W i ’w n e d stay between his man and the How’s Covell; secretary. Miss, Marion (Special to The Herald.) file ;returns for the year 1926, the for the purpose of the 25 per cent basket. ^ •' Stanley; pomona, Miss Mildred Plainfield, Coub., Jan. 21.r— vast majbrlty are entitled, in addi credit. A taxpayer may have receiv If he so places himself, he is able Hamilton; flora, Gladys Bradley; Blglit hundred and twelve persons tion ti? the pereoBal exemptions of ed in 1088 a salary of 88,400 and to see the hall and cover bis man as paid admission to see tbe lojcal well. He can watch hall, but at the Your W atch lady assistant. Miss Anna - Lind- $3,600, for /married^ persons and from a real estate transaetiou, or holm. Following the installation an Community Club bksketball tejim • ■ ■ ■ • • I ‘Ja-' ,• 1 sale of stock, a net profit oiof sa.QOu. 88.600. same time be aware of any move Watebee onrelnUy and promptly defeat tbe Purple Collefians : of heads of families,, $1,500 for ,single i Nevertheless, the'eutire $5,000 is ment which hla opponent mahes and oyster supper was served by the cleaned and regulated. men of the Grange, ‘Worcester, here Wednesday nigjht. persons.-afid ao $4Q0.(^edUC A H A 'for f A F Aoach A A b considered______8 * i n / \ T v i A as earned income, and can shift bis position accordingly. The young men’s' club will give a The score w as'21 to 15. The Cjol- dependent, to a further credit o f 25 • the tax payable by a taxpayer, un Failure to observe this funda dance in the Town hall Saturday leglans led at halftime but yfero per cent" of the tiax on'their cOTned ; married and with ne dependents, mental of guarding has cost many evening. outplayed' in the second half, j net income; Correctly'' to compute •. iu such case is computed as follows: a basket. Dewey Aaplrta U the trade mark of B a j« ■\ News of our Neighbors HERALD Correspondents Give You All the Latest Information About AH the Towns Hereabouts. HEBRON WAPPING Gives You An Opportunity To Select Any Of The . The Every Member Canvassers Officers elected at the annual at . the home of Mr. and Mrs. meeting to serve In the Ladles’ Aid Qe^,.j.ge a . Collins last Monday eve- Following Suites at the Tremendous Discounts Noted Below Society of the Congregational ning and made all the arrange church were: president, Mrs, Ed ments for the drive which is to win T. Smith; vice-president, Mrs takd place next Sunday afternoon, W. O. Seyms; treasurer, Mrs. Ed January 23. After tbs business ward A. Raymond; secretary. Mrs, meeting, Mr, and Mrs. Cplllns Francis H. Raymond: directresses, served refreshments and a general The W hy Mrs. Della Porter. Mrs. "W. O. good time was enjoyed. Seyms. Mrs. Carrie Burnham, Mrs. Tbe three-act play “ The Path And Where BEDROOM Irene Wr’>ht. . Across the Hills’’ will be presented Men with ox teams have been by the young people of the Fed working since the last hie storm erated church here at the Hollistelr shoveling out the Burnt Hill road. street school in Manchester on Tp^Be This road Is always badly drifted next Wednesday evening, January' The store of Largest in the snow storms. Kingsley hill is 26, under the auspices of the Lad Anticipating a very gen another bad spot and both planes ies’ Aid society of the North Meth erous response to our ROOM Assortments. have had to he shoveled out twice odist church. within a short time. A Colchester Mrs. W. R. Lewis, mother of spring merchandise 173-183 Asylum St. physician, was obliged to give up Mrs. Frank Stoughton arrived a offerings, we have pur the effort to get through to Gilead few. days ago from Oklahoma, to to visit'■patients on Sunday on ac spend the remainder of the winter chased, in connection count of drifts near the Wilbur with her daughter and family. with our parent store, Hills farm. The following newly elected of SUITE Make Your Own ficers of Wapplng Grange will be the great MAY, STERN ROOM The Misses Gladys and Ruth Rathbun spent the week-end at the installed in East Hartford tomor & COMPANY, tremen Deductions from home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. row evening: in our tremendous stock that is priced at $300.00 or more at a discount of Clarence Rathbun. Worthy Mastef^Alfred Stone, dous quantities of the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Basinet of Worthy Overseer— Robert New very newest and best in Hartford silent the week-end at the comb, .Original Price home of their parents, Mr. and ‘ "Worthy Steward— Ralph M. Col furniture and floor cov Mrs. Frank Post. lins, erings that the present Mrs. Victoria Strong who has re Worthy Assistant Steward— Tags, market'Offers. I turned from her mother’s home In Harley Newcomb, Larchraont, N. Y., reports that Mrs. Lecturer— Miss Miriam Welles, Croll has made a surprisingly quick Worthy Chapiain— Mrs. Lillian To properly display and recovery from the effects of the E. Grant, store these stocks re- slight paralytic shock which she Worthy Secretary— Franklin G. -quire a great deal of suffered recently. She has regained Welles, Jr., A ll Sales the faculty of speech which was at Worthy Treasurer— Levi T. DeW- space. first affected. Mrs. Strong entertain ' i. ed at her Hebron home over.the Worthy Pomona— Mrs. Florence We are overstocked with Final week-end a narty of ten or more Hendricks, the higher grade mer friends. An Italian dinner furnish Worthy Ceres— Miss Edith Lane, chandise and must re ed by the visitors was served dump Worthy Flora— Miss Irene Buck- ing their stay. land, duce ^ our present stocks The assessors have completed Worthy Lady Assistant Stew so we use the method we their work on the grand levy which ard— Miss Mabel L. Wetherell, know will appeal strong N o totals $701,786. Last year's levy Worthy Gate Keeper— Phillip est to our friends was $660,896, there being an in Welles., /' throughout the New crease of $40,820 over last year. Charles M. Gardner, High Priest Exchanges The Increase Is principally on lani) of Demeter of the National Grange England States. values. The Hat stands at followsi will install Jointly the officers of 268 houses. $178,543; 262 barns, HUlstown Orange No, 87. Manobea- AND $75,666; 22 lots. $870; 14 stores ter Orange No. 31, >East Hartford and other buildings, $10,450; 7 Orange No. 87, with the officers of In this connection invite mills, $7,500: 22,716 acres of land, Wapplng Grange No. 30. Mrs. Len the INSPECTION and FREE *271.676; 22.8 horses. $15,175; ny B. Whltham of Groton, lecturer INVESTIGATION of 1.270 cattle, $58,000; poultry, $4.- of the Connecticut State Grange, 546; 176 automobiles, $61,650; Miss Jennie Holton of Ellington, Delivery ^ pianos, $1,185; machinery, $3,- Pomona of the Conn. State Grange; 050; mercantile goods, $6,400; 10 Mrs. Edna B. Kratsber of Weth The Better per cent, $6,480. ersfield, Flora of the Conn. State, Word has been received that Grange and Mrs. Alice Corbet of A nyw here , Mrs. Walter Hewitt is rallying very Glastonbury, Lady Assistant Stew-, Business favorably from her operation which ard of the Conn. State Grange, took place at the New Haven hos will act as Marshalls. pital Tuesday morning. Miss Grace Sikes of Ellington, Bureau Mrs. William Woodward of Grey- Mrs. Alfred Locke of Ha^dville, of the United States, A T ou r rille spent Wednesday afternoon in and Miss Mildred Hamilton qf An Hooevale calling on friends. dover will act as aides. Charles T. through its accredited Sherwood Miner who has been Corblt of Glaetonbury, Past Mas agents to verify the of Inspection \ ^ mffering from grip for the last few ter of East Central Po-monia Grange lays has developed pneumonia. No. 3, will be in charge of the facts and statements Xou have acce^ to the finest and best assorted stocks in New England. Designs not Mrs. N. C. Johnson is one of the music. contained in this an rictims of grip. She is suffering Miss Beatrice Hamilton of Ando nouncement. found elsewhere, groups from ‘the most exclusive shops th^t are^^ expressive of that E n ta ik n o pain in the shoulders. ver and Mrs. liOla Hutchinson of " MICHAEL PLAUT Members of the Wooster Mason Manchester will act as ll-ag bear charm' and distinction so much desired by ‘^the woman who cares.” ic Lodge, Colchester, and of the O. ers, while Harry J. Briggs of President. B. S., to the number of about twen Hazardville will b e , the chaplain. O bligation ty, pleasantly surprised Mr. and It Is expected that Grange mem Mrs. Roger W. Porter at their home bers from all over the state as in Hebron a few evenings ^ o . well as outside o f it will be pres \ ent to witness this ceremony. Members were present from Col , ,.i. i-'-- chester, Westchester, Amston, and Hebron. They gave a handsome I mahogany clock as a wedding re RIGHT EVERY TIME S v membrance to Mr. and Mrs. Porter. Mrs. Ames W. Sisson, Mrs. Prank Davis, P, R. Pond and his He—'Who is the handsome boy ( sh ou ld Conic , SnoiliduVIh' J son Kenneth visited Wllllmantlc on with the cropped head? ) Tuesday on' a shopping and calling She— that’s my cousin, Betty. . MirST ^ ^ IIKSr trip./ , ^ He— ^And the blond man with the monocle? b r a n c h ^, m a y -s t e r n & COMPANY, WORLD’S LARGEST HOME FURNISHED THE DEAR CHILD! She— ^That'a my sister, Lu. Auntie— Gan you manage all He (laughing, but embarrassed) right, dear? — So I suppose the other young man 173-183 Asylum Street, Hartford, Conn. Effle (at table)— Yes, thank you, in the dinner Jacket Is your elder ' • • • • Auntie, we often get meat as tough sister? as this at home, don’t we. Mum- She— No, that’s my grandmother! male f-^PaMlng Show. London. — ^Fliegende Blnetter. Miuiich. THE PLAUT COMPANY; ’ \ "v.-f*- ■ ^ r PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING E 3 P ij^ ; FEATURE ARTICLES LATEST FASHION ABOUT INTERESTING * ^ *e . *■. ■ ■>4*1 HINTS BY FOREMOST < - -I \ w o I i e n ; i l ; i A O T H O B i n E S ■flrr E T H O ^ CiFCumctenc^^ 'PiLLfc'nH . » COtO"? VIA' ■ on ’ HOW ®>cH % pfc- h eapts^ — co\s>9" w o r o i / ’ APE liDVIPED TO-- HOT* tf l HAO a UKIE W R r iW Q if NEA INC. crying and csurrying on was W WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE take place.” , . t NAKSjT’ Me waw To tfao home of PROF and MOLr He took Rusty’s head in his - TO U B E LW B IX In CamdenviDe. Ind., one nieht in October of 1898, and lifted her chin up. so lire Is brongtat a woman who had faint look at her f&ce. "Of course I kndw ed on a train. That night twin you, Rusty,*^ he sai .X W 'g J v v 'T '- ^ ' >/ : iie Made Only $3,000 To9«k«, X u .. Jan. 14.— Thirty that “ nothing ever has been or ever will he more Interesting to people 'UN M o X>r. CharlAs H. Shaldon, than . religion.” op«lta clarnraiaB, wrote the re- Dr. Sheldon will be 70 years of kl9oe norel *^n His Steps.” age February 26,-1927. Today he Is Todays than m.OOO.OOO a “ Christ socialist,” as he terms himself— one who applies the teach cities of ” Ia Bis Steps” have been ings of the Sermon on the Mount to old. Zt is one ot the “ best sellers” everyday life. t all tiiae. . He is a man of decision who A royalty ot but a nickel a 09py speaks firmly and deals not In onid have made, the author a mll- -.platitudes. He has Vrell-define'd con lonalre. Because ot copyright: law victions, and the courage of them. 4dirks,'^Dr. Sheldon’s actual money ^In other words, In meeting his iproflta total leas than IdOOO. own problems. Dr. Sheldon con f a 1 ^ o f it,” he.sald. ” For me tinually asks himself,the qnestion |to hare made'a million trom “In he pats to the imaginary characters Steps” wouldn’t have been very In his: world famous story, “What .Chrtst-Uke. Would Jesus Do?” and he llVes as “1 haren’t a single, solitary re- he believes a minister should live ret.” If he‘ la"^o follow accurately in His Had he wanted to get rich, he steps. .I. Si4 . ..I ...Q. W: PAGE FDURTBEir^ mNCHEStER^ E^ EfilDAlfl P A tiN Y 8AVS; ’ y SENSE »«> NONSENSE gas SUCGl^fwiifale Brewing , 3k f ■ ,/v f i-v -. I . AiM»r t h e ‘ litStBNi. At o|ie time, be wbo^danced, had ^BROTHER, TOO. to "pay the piper.” Now he. has to- Klb^p TOb- BRA$, BUT WV Ufljg^TO , pay the doorkeeper. thA-waltet^ the ^YOORSELPl I; BVBB IaPCQMMOPATEj checkroom girl. and. sometimes a EITH ER / S O U S*..- dancing partner hesidcsl .YOU, B U T WE'LL BO M E A . I w e v e l a id PAST MV uniform ) f a r i n t o : _T' ."'THE NI6WT Lavyer: “You lie! .You, llel I v-OU.t THE ; iHOUSE OR ' AND 4 have)a witness who saw;' you com I WON'T INVITB©.^ mit the crime!” ' p a r a d e . FOLKS IN Accueed: "Hold'bn, now..Keep ^^(R A O E .-'2 Some people are so antagonistic that every time some one rolls up his sleeves to go to work, he is ac ' > ' i cused of getting ready for a fight. Husband: You accuse me of reck less extravagance. When did I ever make a useless purchase? Wlfe:N Why, there’s that fire ex tinguisher you bought a year ago. We’ve never used it once. The biggest mistake many fel lows make is holding a girl on their Identification By Blossei lap before they’re able to support FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ip her! The name of this man, promi They are happily married, if they nent In politics, and the correct an can get over an argument the same swers to the questions appear on day it starts. another page. 1— ^Who Is shown in the accom Farmerette: I want a file, a pint panying picture? of pUint, some powder, a washer, 2— What is the capital ofand some hose. France? Hardware Clerk: Sorry, miss, 3— Is black a color? this ain’t no beauty parlor. 4— What moving picture actor is called "the man with 1,000 faces?” Appropriate 5— How many feet are there inHis- sister called him Willie, a mile? His mother called him Will, 6— ^Who wrote "Paradise Lost?” But when'he went to college. 7— ^Where is the source of theTo dad It was just plain BILL! Arkansas river?” 8— ^Who is United States post master general? Knowledge may be gained , from books but not wisdom. 9— ^Was Benimnln Franklin a signer of the American Declaration of Independence? The famous criminal lawyer had won a shockingly bad case by 10— ^Who plays the lead in the picture, “ Twinkletoes?” eloquence arid trickery, and a rival lawyer said to him bitterly: “ is there any case so low, ■ so foul, so He (at the box ofilce): "Have vilely crooked and shameful that By SiYan you two' seats in the orchestra for you’d refuse it?” ?ALESMAN?A!il Who Said That? tonight?” “ Well, I don’t know,” answered Agent: "Yes, sir, right here, air.” the other with a smile, “ What have He (shocked): “ Never taind. The you been doing ndw?” •fiiOT:RREO.flHD V5?:.MOI?KlHGsr L B U T ^ <5^ W O W W show can’t be any good.’ Kndwledge and wisdom may be When men show their colors you % rtr> related but it’s no mohe than an in £©OU&.‘9WCE see only yellow streaks. law relation. fbiLaepftv REH1TM. « Y HAt.' Ujfe -Tb MOtH . ^ * 9 A BOMCH nEEHN^ ? J* M*L*|* wsviwa«pwtesie.J WASHm^TON tUB«S n ,TKe Tboiie^vil^ That Meets-All the Trains By Fountaine Fo] 'j By'Ciaite ,V. w,.,,.. Kb vV. J'. V -V-.; ■, (Read the Btpry, Then Color the Ftoture). , V . ROW ?6(^RBCr) The Eskimo the Tinies • found went. The Bsktmo seemed quite was kind and showed them all intent on soaring forth a polar bear t b ; 06, around. He’d made reid friends to please his little friends, who lilU K yaFCN*: with Clowhy, so the crowd thought gladly Joined him on the hunt. Just him right. The Tinies all thought then they heard a nearby grunt Clowny lo^it, but into luck he had and someone loudly shouted. "This been tossed, 'cause he had met the is where our Journey ends." Eskimo aud stayed with him all In Just about a minute more the night. bear came forth amid a roar. The "I haven't had much fun of Eskimo ran up to him and.strdked late,” their new friend said, "And his fussy head. The Tinies' eyes \ this is grdht to meet a bunch of were open wide. Such woiMrous f >1 little folks all set to run and play. stunts they’d never tried. Thsnj I’ll show you sights you’ll say are "Who would like to ride this real. Perhaps we'il find a bear or bear?” the fur boy .loudly said. seal, if you will Just be patient, “Oh, I would,” came the quldk ''cause they often come this way.” reply. The Tinies all were glad to Some other Eskimo came out to ^try, so Mister Polar Bear stood find out what 'twas all about. still while one crawled on his ba^. They'd heard the hiigh pitched And then the bear Jiimj^d quickly voices of the little Tinymites. They out amid the very happiy shout. The / . -i all were friendly as could be, and whole gang raoed along $p they Coppy said, "It seems to me that could follow in his track. aSaesE. ire: we had best get started, if we're going to see the sights.” (The Tiayatttes feed n^seal $ •« S0{^ down a long lee path they tlM Rfxt gtoayvy 1 y f } ''>*• / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, JAN. 21, 1927. / PAGE'FIFrEEN 'yell If we must war with Mexi TOIH SIMS SAYS- co, let’s do It before the weather (MMHAMARINE mm gets nice up here. STAGE and SCREEN Service Quality Loto Prices IN NEXT PICTURE I J Reports of the first robin keep Ma Ferguson has pardoned more more than Spoo cofiviote as her pouring in. It’s a case for Judge THE CAUSE CF What’s What and When and How at the term at Texae governor ie expiring. Landis to work on. ' “Tell It to the Marines” at And, Jukt across,the border, the State Sunday,' Mcmday, Tues Local Playhouses, The tTnited States has establish FRESH KILLED FOWLS, 4 to 5 lbs...... 42c lb. only thing one'has to diq- to he ar- day With Famous Characta IHDIGESTION _rested is tr be a bishop. , - ed a neutral zbne in Nicaragua. TENDER CHICKENS TO ROAST, 4 to 5 lbs. each 45c lb 'Why ovoffodk'.'Herrtht A ctor. SMALL LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS ...... 23c lb. B Lon Chaney without his maksupT Kfellogg»s ALL-BRAN. FRESH SPARE RIBS • >... >. 25c Ibt DOUBLE FEATURE BILL RAJAH STILL DRAWS niiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiimimiiiiiiimiiiiiiii Impossible. But It is so. He cobim biSgs prompt, FRESH PORK TO ROAST ...... 3 0 c3 2 lb. to the State on Sunday for three permanent relief I AT CIRCLE TOMORROW CROWDS TO THE S T ^ LEGS SPRING LAMB ...... 38c lb. days and he is his natural self. A BONELESS ROAST QF L A M B ...... 35c lb. hard boiled sergeant of marines Is BONELESS VEAL ROAST ...... 35c lb. Hollywood Market the role' he Is taking in this pic k / i ture, “ Tell It To the Marines.” This Read what Mrs.__ _, tesayl HewALL-BRAM brought , Tom Tyler In Western Film} Publicity Packs ’Em In Dto]B&ite 381 EAST CENTER ST. i CORNER PARKER ST. Is one of the best bits of acting that Lon has done since his appearance w on dei^ rellaf from conistipauoanimo Two Features Ttmight Al» the Rain-^Vaudeville A cts and indigea^n* so. ^ C. J. WOODHOUSEr, PHONE 330 in “ The Phantom of the Opera” Unusually Clever. '1 am teiroiu c t notifrinx voo l>ow Miiw and it certainly Is a wonderful pic IM both nr hiubs&a and t ate and ihd BONELESS ROLLED ROAST BE EF ...... 35c lb. ture. •. A couple of real good features Better Meats at Lower Prices benafit we hate matvad ftem KeUestV By hleihber Herald Staff ^ BONELESS POT ROAST BEEF ...... 30c lb. South sea beauties vie pretty ALL-BKAK. Before takks ALL-BBAM Will be seen by Circl-^ theater tabs we were doctorinx every day. Now ALIw Uajah Raboid aad four ActB of SHORT CUT SHOULDER ROAST BEEF ...... 28c lb. American nurses for the love of the on Saturday only. Tom Tylea ap M eats Devil Dogs. The sweet little nurse BBAN is ottr doator and it auie doet tfaa pears in “ Tom and His Pals", and vaudeville comblaed with a gOdI V egetables work. lt*8 inst wondtttat tot eeaettpatica who has fallen in love with a pri and indigestton.” the companion feature ib “A Man feature picture Made Up one Of the Pork R o a s t ...... 31c Swe^t Pbtato^d .. . >. 5c lb. vate in the Marines who is far of Quality.” Tonight the two big best programs the State theater has Mbs. W* D . EmGSBusr . Steak Special Legs Spring Lamb . .35c Rock Turnips 4c lbs low her in rank is played by Elea Greenfield, UasS| features, “A Poor Girl's Romance” Shown 80 far. Last flight, deiplte PftTsnips s s #«• • s-s s s • 5c lb* nor Boardman while her lover is Constipation causes more than and “ Enemy of Men” , Will be seen r the unpleasant Weather, lyindrfeds TEN DER SIRLOIN STE AK ...... 49c lb. Boneless .. Shoulder Celery •••%*«•• 18c William Haines, star of “ Brown of forty serious diseases. Don’t let it tor the last time. ' enjoyed the well balanced bill. OUR FRESH GROUND HAMBURG STEAK ... .20c lb Roasts . , . Harvard.” ' carry on its poisonous work in youf Laura Jean Llbbey’s best story Lettuce •S»Sk*sS.aaSS« 15C body. Check it before too lates First on the program came the Ou r h o m e m a d e s a u s a g e m e a t ...... 30c ib. Boston Roills Haines gets mixed up with a has been adapted for the screen ahd 5 Soup Bunches ...... 10c dusty beauty in the South Sea is Kellogg’s . ALL-BRAN is goarane- Is never so convincing and thrilling Ruby, trio, three girls of divlrsifiad SMALL LINK SAUSAGE ...... 40c lb. talent. One sang and played the pi H a m b u r g ...... I8c lands and Is in a terrible fix. His te ^ to relieve^ constipation. Eat than when acted out on the silver f two tables^onfuls daily—^in chronic ano while the other two danced and Shoulder Steak, 2 lbs.. .49c sergeant, a tough egg of many Sheet in “ A Poor Girl’s Romance.” were at home with the xiyophoae. Fruits I “ hitches” In the services comes to cases, with every meal. t O f course, it has beeft given the Dances of bygone days leading up Rump Roasts ...... 28c his rescue and after getting him out Serve a l l -b r a n with milk by modern touch and is, if anything, Grocety Specials Oranges, large size 49c doz | to the Black Bottom of today were 3., Rib Roast B eef ____25c-35c of trouble,, knocks- him cold with- creaxov-add fruita or honey for aa even better than the story Itself. interpreted by the two clever danc Libby’s Grated Pineapple, lar^e C a n ...... 25c can L arge Grape Fruit 3 fo r 29c £ one blow. Needless to say, the extra treat. Cornea ready to eat. “ Enemy of Men,” with Cullen ers while their accompaniment ahd Parksdale Eggs ...... 45c dozen Fresh Shoulders ...... 23c Apples, 4 qts...... 25c = tough sergeant is Lon Chaney and Try it in cooking. Sold and served Landis and Dorothy Revler, tells introducUons were given by the everywhere. Made by Kellogg in 14 lbs. Granulated Sugar ...... $1.00 Lamb Chops ...... 40c he is every Inch the character he of a girl who set out to wreak ven girl at he piano. plays. Battle C re ^ Recipes on pack8ge)i geance on the betrayers of her 3 pkgs. ld « l Not^a-Seed Raisins ...... 25c Veal Roast ...... 35c Delicatessen Willie Smih, the singing ^ and B I A leatherneck from top to bot young sister. How she comes to dancing boy, had a hard time leav 3 Cans Campbell’s Beans ...... ; .25c Fresh Beef Idver ...... 18c K tom, typical of the men who carry realize that airm en are not the ing the stage for applause kept him - fF- o J a* . Fresh Oysters.... 40c pint a the Flag through foreign seas, same is the climax of this picture their for more than one encore. DEUCATESSEN DEPT. E Top Round Stiak ...... 35$.^Mush rooms ...... 39c lb. S Chaney has dravm the praise bf and the man she finds who is dif Smith has a good voice and is a Loin Pork.Chops .35c such men as General LeJeune of the ferent from the rest is Cullen Lan Raised Doughnuts cracker-jack when ■ it comes to Hollywood Corned Marine corps for his realistic poir- ALL-BRAN dis, who plays the part of a young dancing sensational steps. HU has Potato Salad l ^ f ...... i.., trayal of & service man in this pic surgeon. several new songs along with a 12c Cold Slaw / ture. ^ . • '.<*1 ' Saturday’s two features are di couple of old timers. Sausage Meat • * • s s s 29c Baked Ham OUR OWN MAKE APPLE, RAISIN, PRUNE PIES. “ Tell It to the Marines” comes rectly opposite In their composition. A moving picture company on lo I Tom Tyler is seen in the first one, here on Sunday and will be seen on cation, the actors all monkeys, was Your Choice 29C eachi None better made. Monday and Tuesday also. Read Herald Adrs, i which is “ Tom and His Pals,” the Tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiipiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii) ■ a real hit. The director (not a mon Fancy Layer Cakes ...... ; ...... 40c each story of a boy who Is struck with key but a victim of the theory of 1?.'’.'’?.” '^ ,,1? put hi, churse. throueh BAKED CHICKENS stuffed with fine dressing and but plre. She lures him away from his their paces In fine style. One of the tered, special $1.48 each. These chickens will sell fast. true love but the denouement comes principal Stunts of the monkey Order early. In the last reel and everything is crew was the stllt-walklhg dbne by Baked Beans and Brown Bread. rosy for Tom and Mary. the cleverest of the troupe. Tom Tyler’s Western picture# al The headline act of the vaude ways contain an entertaining ele ville was the troupe of Sdwards ment of novelty that sets them in and Grant. Misf Edwards is a a class by themselves, and his latest slightly built girl, somewhat on the FBO production, “Tom And His style of a typical flapper. Her bur = CHICKEN PIES with plenty of chicken ...... 20c each 1 Your Feet Pals,” is no exception. The arrival lesque of Russian dancing W&B a of a motion picture company at the scream. 'Hie male part of this act ranch, and the havoc it works with is a singer and a clever teller of i Fruits and Fresh Vegetables | the cardiac affairs of the hero and s ** THE KIND OF w e a t h e r WE HAVE BEEN HAVING CALLS FOR GOOD heroine, forms the original theme funny stories. He and his partner do plenty of work on burlesque .of I Sealdsweet Oranges ...... 39c dozen 1 of the film. I 3 Nice Grape Fruit i ...... 25c i A thrilling struggle up a tower various subjects and the whole act ing cliff, a terrific fight in the aisle is a roar of laughter from start to = Cranberries, 2 quarts ...... 25c S ' of a racing train, and plenty of finish. i 3 Quarts Fahey Baldwin A p p le s ...... 25c £ Blde-splitting comedy and interest Rajah Raboid finished up the = ' Nice Celery, Iceberg Lettuce, Spinach, etc. i ing sidelights on the filming of an show with his usual exhibition of s *•* RUBBER FOOTWEAR actual picture are features of un I'Sychic powers. The feature picture usual novelty. Tyler shows to fine cn the bill for these three days is advantage, both in his daring “ Just Another Blonde” with Jack For Every Member Of The Family horsemanship and in his genuine Mulhall. IManchester PublicMarket | acting ability, and Doris Hill makes f a charming and adorable heroine. Little Frankie Darro, Tyler’s In- Seattle police are giving good I A. Podrove, Prop. Phone 10 I Keeping Your Feet Dry Is the Best Insurance Against Sickness That You Can Have. conduct emblems to drivers who B * jj leparable companion in all his re I cent productions, is again one of didn’t violate the traffic laws in S Mi 1926. They haven’t found their the hignlights of th& film, and the iiiiiuimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH remainder of the cast, give splen man yet. ' did performaucers. I At The Prices We Are Offering This Merchandise Bob De Lacey, the director. Is to ! be commended on the clever man- ] ner in which he has handled the story interest and maintained the To You You Cannot Afford To Pass It Up suspense up to the thrilling climax. THRILLS GALORE Ladies’ 4 Buckle Arctics, first quality. Misses’ and Children’s 4 Buckle Arctics THREfi BIG Firestone and U, C. makes. Genuine ^ Top Notch Grade. Sizes 6 to 2 Black Jersey Cloth ON RIALTO BILL $1.95 Pair r d $2.45 Pair “ Broken Homes” a thrilling adaption of a True Story novel closes its engagement at the Rialto R m W eA at Children’s Rubbers^ First Quality theater this evening. It is highly One Lot of Ladies’ Low Heel Rubbers. romantic and its entertaining quali 69c Pair ties may best be judged by the tre Hood First Quality mendous box office records it has established, in other cities. Alice 89c Pair Lake and Gaston Glass have lead One Lot of Ladies’ Rubbers ing roles. The second feature is Mintz’s Bargain Store “ Hidin’ Straight” a gripping west 39c Pair ern melodrama starring Bob Reeves Ladies’ Rubbers, first quality, fits all heels A comedy and current news round DEPOT SQUARE out the program. There will be a 95c Pair complete change of program tomor SPEQAL FOR SATURDAY row when the” Dixie Flyer” will % .head a double feature bill of mo A Variety of Velvet and Patent Leather tion pictures. Imagine, If^you can, Men’s 4 Buckle Arctics, First Quality a fight on a rising drawbridge In Pumps, low and military heels, strap and which the loser goes plunging into Men's l^ercoats »l4.»s a rock strewn river. Imagine a run $2.95 Pair opera styles away railroad car headed straight for the open draw. Imagine a fight Values Up to $25 $1.95 Pair on a speeding train, to participate In which both the hero and heroine ' Men’s First Qualify Rubbers had to make a death-defying leap i One Lot of Men’s Rubbers against almost insurmountable ^ Firestone'and U. S .Makes odds. Imagine all of these happen- i Ings and one still has only a faint | B o y s' $1.25 Pair $1.00 Pair / Idea of the many Wcks which “ The » 4 - ’ < Dixie Flyer” possesses. The cast Is headed by two popular players, Cul Values Up to $10 len Landis and Eva Novak. T he; One Lot of Men’s Black and Tan Oxfords SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY second feature is a fast action west \ Goodyear welt, calfskin leather ern drama called “ Little Warrior” Men’s Oxfords, black and tans, A. J. Bates and stars Josie Sedgwick; The shorter subjects to be shown in $2.95 Pair make, worth $6.50 to $L50 clude another chapter of “ The Mystery Pilot” , a comedy and news Girls' Overcoats «7.»s $3.95 Pair reel. Boys’ Rubber Boots, first quality. Values Up to $15 PORTIA MANSFIELD Sizes 3 to 6 Boys’ First Quality Rubbers, U. S. Make AT STATE, HARTFORD $3.45 Pair $1.0 OPair Mile. Portia Mansfield whose Misses’ and Children’s AH Leather Shbes dance interpretations are hailed as Boys’ 4 Buckle Dress Arctics, first quality the most beautiful on the stage is Special fur Saturday at the new state theater in Hart $2.95 Pair ford today and tomorrow with her on 6ur entire line of $L19 Pair company of 12 talented artists. i. Rose Kress and Company are en tertainers extraordinary and excel Little Boys’ Rubber Boots, first quality. lent harmony is produced by Har Misses’ and Children’s Felt Booties old Yates and Cooper Lawley, Sizes 11 to 2 booked directly from New York. Rubber Fbotwear «*d Shoes The photoplay attraction Is the ‘ 50c Pair $2.95 Pair famous dog Rin-Tin-Tln in “ While London Sleeps.” For four days starting Sunday “ The Music Mas ter” featuring Lois Moran, will b presented. Napoleon House, in New Or leans, to which friends of the fam- lus general planned to take him Hter effecting his reecue from St. AND BARGAIN BASEMENT Helema, is offered for sale. Na- 183 North Main St. Depot Square ; Manchester, Conn. Ifole^ died before the rescue could 1013 Main Street, South M anchester le accomplished. \ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, JAN. 21, 1927. PAGE SIXTEEN The Best Places to Shop The Best Stoi^ * ^ S55aS5555£SSS5S£££££S£5S5x^^ PLAN WINTER SPORTS. rivals the one annually staged at] NORTHWESTERN COACH? Dartmouth. “ Rube” Brahdow hqc-l key coach, is in charge of the af TOLLAND While much secrecy/ Is being j Winter sports Is-one of the big fair. i". maintained as to who will' su<$ceed‘ features at University of Wlscon- Glenn Thistlethwaite as football i 6ln. Already preparations are be- Airways across Indiana are be^ J\ game ' of basketball between coach at Northwestern University, j ing made for the winter carnival ing marked on roofs of warehousy Ellington, and. Tplland was played the - impression grows that the se '* which will be staged sometime in es of the Standard Oil Co. of Ihj- at.the Community Ho,use, Tuesday lection will be a national figure in February. This affair at Wisconsin diana. ' evening the Tolland team won. football circles. Northwestern, aft Miss Lucile Agard is visiting her- er getting a tie with Michigan for cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carpen the Big Ten title, cannot afford to »iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiH^ ter, in Hartford. let down. Leon Sparrow has blood poison ing in his. hand. A great fire at San Luis Obispo, The following people weer initi- Cal., recently, started small torna I PHOM^^ ^ated in the first and second degrees does, one of which carried a cot o f Grange work at the regular tage 150, feet. 'meeting held Tuesday evening: Mr. and Mrs. . Joseph ‘ Usher, 'Elmer SALE Usher, Miss Meta Hausen, Miss El GOOD THINOS TO CAT sie Staples, Mrs. Arthur Bushnell, Miss Wochomurka: and John Lee. Your money will always buy more and better Mrs. Ivan Wileox is chairman of the AtC.H-Tryon’s I Call 2000 Call 2000 refreshments for the third and foods at the A & P, for the A & P always fourth degrees; I PURE LARD, 2 lbs...... 29c i Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hall attend Sanitary Market has nationally known foods at low prices. I FANCY LARGE NORTHERN SPY APPLES, ed the funeral of Mr. Hall’s aunt, S T^P5if*li T^5iq1ta^ { QOi* Mrs; William R. Rosbrook, in East Start to take your share of the savings today; = SMALL BALDWIN APPLES^ P^ch i^ ket ’.. ’. *... 75c = Hartford, Wednesday. Phones 441-442 = ------______3 Mrs. Lucy Usher, who has been A Stares in^anchester and yicinity CloselDaily at 6 p. m.—Excepting Satur 3 PULLETS EGGS (strictly fresh)...... 55c dozen S ■ 111 for some time, is Improving a ------3 slowly. SPECIALS FOR day—Open Saturday Until 10 p. m. C, Hibbard West had the misfor SATURDAY I Pinehurst Market News i tune to injure his back while har 3 vesting ice and has been confined , 3 On onr usual Thursday afternoon buying trip we found for 3 to the house for several days. QUAUTY GOODS AT : 3 the Vegetable Department some very nice bunch beets. Spinach, g Mrs. Harvey Clough LOW PRICES. POTATOES 5 lb s . I 7e 3 Green Peppers, New Bunch Carrots, New Cabbage, Iceberg Let- 3 Mrs. Harvey B. Clough died at tnce. Celery and Sweet Potatoes. Mushrooms a^dn this week s her home in Flushing, L. I., of 2 lbs. Fancy Tub Butter $1.00. are very fancy, and the price is low, 59c lb. for the creams and s pneumonia following influenza on tSrictly Fresh Egsg 59c dozen. 6Sc lb. for the pure white buttons. 3 Jan. 12, 1927, after a short illness. Pure Lard 15c lb. Quaker’s or Armour’s -quick or regular! For the Meat Department we selected some small lean 3 Anna Edyth Murray was bom 3 Cans Campbell Bfiked Beans SMALL Brlghtwood Fresh Pork Shoulders. These will weigh from 4 3 Dec. 25, 1880 in Enmore, P. E. I., 25c. L to 5 lbs. each, and we will bone and roll or fix them to staff for 3 Canada. She went to live in Lancas , Carnation Milk 11c can. m PKGS you; Pigs’ Liver, Daisy Hams, Small Fresh Pork for roasting 3 ter, Mass., at the age of 10 years, Fresh Cup Cakes, every day from Quaker Oats i 5 V and Spare Ribs are also on the list. 3 with her parents, four sisters and Bailey and Ray 35c dozen. And POULTRY—Tender Milk Fed Fowl for fricassee, any 3 one brother. She taught several Fig Bars 18c lb. Pleases the whole family! ^ size you wish from 3 1-4 lbs. to 5 lbs., cut up mr drawn already 3 years in Leominster, Huntington Ginger Snaps 15c lb. to put on the stove— a few Coventry Capons and plenty of ten- 5 and Springfield, Mass., before her Cracker Meal 15c lb. der 4 1- 2 to 5 lb. Roasting Chickens. 3 marriage. She married Harvey B. Extra Sifted Elizabeth Park Peas Clough of Tolland July 29, 1909, 2 0 c can. A u n t J e n d m a ' ^ PINEHURST HAMBURG...... 25c lb They lived three years in Wren- Teenle Weenie Peas 28c can. S' Withi or without pork—ground fresh for your order tham. Mass., where Mr. Clough was Libby Vegetable and Beef 25c from Pinehurst quality beef. Try it baked with bacon principal of the high school. Since can* The' cleaner of a thousand uses! and onions. 1912 she has lived in New York 2 packages Junket Tablet 25c. city where Mr. Clough has taught 1-4 lb. box Royal Cocoa 10c. J c A N S ^ ^ PINEHURST BONELESS CHUCK POT ROASTS biology in the City High schools Worcester Salt 5c box. O ld Outsell CLEANSER ^ Top C u t...... 25c to 29c lb. and in the College of the City of 1-2 lb. can Rockwood Cocoa 15c. . 1 S' New York. 1 lb. box Rockwood Cocoa 29c. Bottom C u t ...... 33c to 39c lb. Besides her husband Mrs. Clough 6 bars P & G Soap 25c. Chuck Pot Roasts are tender, juicy and economical. leaves two children, William James 6 bars Star Soap 25c. FRESH VEGETABLES AT LOWEST PRICES 16 years, a senior in the Flushing 3 cakes Palm Olive Soap 25c. It is nmch easier to serve Legs of Lamb, Roast Pork, Fresh No-Toil 35c and 60c can. Shoulders, or Shoulders of Lamb, if they are boned and rolled. High school, and Doris Blanche, 10 Cabbage, lb.. — ...... 3c Turnips, lb...... 3c years of age. She has three married 5 packages Rinso 25c. Just tell us if you want them fixed that way. 1-8 barrel sack Occident Flour Squash, lb...... :... 4c Be^ts,31bs. _____.'...... 10c Last Saturday was a record day on sales of Pln^nrst Sau sisters and one who lived with her and teaches in the public schools in $1.39. sage Meat. This Pinehurst Sausage Meat is ground from fresh 3 packages Cream Com Stai-ch Carrots, 3 lbs...... 10c Celery, Bunch ...... ------15c Brightwood Pork, seasoned with pure spices and it carries our New York city. Her brother is a professor in Dartmouth College, 25c. guarantee of “satisfaction or your money back.” Try a pound 3 Rolls S<;ott Tissue Toilet Pa or two— it’s special tomorrow at 31c lb. Hanover, N. H. The standard white naphtha soap! Mrs. Clough was a member of the per 40c. \ Reformed church of Flushing and Mrs. Simmlnson Lemon Pie Fill CAKES ROAST LAMB various organizations of that ing, 3 packages for 25c. church and tpwn. She has always P & G S o a p e W'e can give you a nice Leg of Lamb or a Shoulder of been in Tolland during July and Lamb boned and rolled. The shoulder can be cut any August with the family in their With the cream in it—ready to serve! 0 ^ m size you wish— from 3 1-2 to 6 lbs. Shoulder tomorrow summer capip there . and taken Meats will be 28c lb. ' great interest in Tolland pepple and Large Roasting Chickens from PINEHURST CORNED BEEF towb acairs. Following funeral services at her Hebron 55c lb. > H e i n z S o u p 5 ' TENDER ROASTS OF BEEF late home in Flushing a service was Pork to Roast 33c lb. BONELESS VEAL ROASTS held in the Federated church, Tol Small Legs of Lamb 87c lb. For desserts pleasing to the eye and the palate! HAMS VEAL CHOPS land, Sunday afternoon. Interment Rib Lamb Chops 39c lb. A special on Shank Ends of Ham for boiling at 17c to 25cib. was in the North' Cemetery, Tol 8 Lamb Patties 25c. a s s o r t e d The number will be limited so please phone your order early. land. Veal Cutlet 48c lb. ^ Veal Patties, 3 for 25c. s f v llV FLAVORS ad r SFECiAl^ROYAL LUNGH'CKA'CKERS, Rib Roast Beef 85c. Pot Roast 28c lb. 2 lb. b o x ...... 33c WAPPING Home Made Sausage 85c lb. A finely milled toilet soap—in the French manner! ^^ ^ SPECIAL— Small Link Sausage 42c lb. Beef Liver 18c lb. ^ CAKES ^1^1 1 Can Bart Olney’s Tomatoes Mrs. Dorothy Donahue returned 1 Can Burt Olney’s GoldenvBantam Com to her home in Hartford the first L u : k T oilet Soap 3 V 1 Can Burt Olney’s Golden Bantam Succotash of the week after an illness of sev 1 Can Burt Olney’s Cut Refugee Beans eral days at the home of her moth Fruit Surprise the family with graham muffins tonight! 1 Can Burt Olney’s Little Gem Peas er, Mrs. Harry P. Files. Otis Hills, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fancy Baldwin Apples 65c bas 1 lb. Confectionery Sugar Wilbur C. Hills, has been confined ket. ALL FOR to his bed for several days, suffer Bananas 10c lb. Graham Flour 5 ' ing from an attack of the grip. ■ California Oranges 59c dozen. When you order this just ask for Burt Olney Special, The senior Y, M. C. A. basketball 3 large Grape Fruit 25c. team will play the Connecticut Gen The essence of ripe tomatoes and pure spices! and please read it carefully for it is a REAL special. Tangerines 40c dozen. LARGE i eral Insurance company’s team at Fancy Cranberries, 2 quarts 25c. t o n ig h t ; u n t i l n in e the Parish House on Saturday eve BOTTLE We will be here to take your telephone order. Especially ning.' B lu e L a b e l K e tc h u p 5 ' daring the winter months, we ajipreciate your co-operation in The Community club held its sending your orders In early. If It is convenient won’t you weekly meeting the first of the Vegetables please call 2000 tonight. week at the Wapping Center school Makes all m,eats, gravies, and soups taste better! hall. , Spinach 35.c peck. I FRESH BAKERY Harry P. Files, Jr.', returned to Celery, ^ c . BOTTLE^Jj^i his studies at the suffield School Lettuce 15c. Lea & Per rin’s Sauqe E Tomorrow morning, early. White Bose and Blue Ribbon m il Sunday evening, after spending the YeUow Globe Turnips 30c peck. ^___ _— 5 ' 5 bring us fresh Coffee Rings, Parker House Rolls, Biscuits, Sugar week-end at his- home here. Rock Turnips 4c lb. — B Buns, Water Rolls, Rye, Entire Wheat and Raisin Bread. 4 lbs. Sweet Potatoes 25c. * 1 •! GUESS AGAIN 4 lbs. Parsnips 25c. riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiviiililiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin' Green Peppers 20c lb. Mistress— And, Jemima, we’ll Soup Bunch 10c. BUY FLOUR TRIS, WEEK! have that small piece of meat as Parsley 10c. ' well. Carrots 5c lb. New Maid— Please, missus, the Cabbage 5c lb. Gold Medal, PiUsbiivy, Hecklers 5 » hag cat ate It. 5 lbs. Yellow Onions 25c, JUUL’S CASH MARKET Mistress— The cat! What cat?. 4 lbs. Red Onions 25c. HARRY JUUL, Prop. New Maid— Oh, .Lawds! Ain’t Oysters every day 39c pint. there a cat?— Ormskirk Advertiser. Fresh Filet of C ^ 35c lb. The new, smooth Spanish style soap! 0 ^ ^ 539 Main Street, Next to Gas Office. Tel. 2339 1 CAKES MEATS |iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii|i Dona Castile Soap3 RIB ROASTS ...... 28c-32c.. Choice cuts, properly corned and sanitarily packed! 1 SHORT STEAK R O A STS...... 38c I . Don’t Overlook This | PORK TO ROAST, BRIGHTWOOD...... 29c-31c CAN^j^l POT R O ASTS...... 25c-30c ECKHARDT’S FRANFORTS...... 29c Corned Beef \ FRESH SHOULDERS...... 20c I Special | ^5 *** Melba Fudge lb 25c SAUSAGE M E A T ...... 25c I Crullers and Doughnuts ...... 20c dozen | ...... BONELESS VEAL ...... 35c Kirkman’ 8 Soap Chips ...... • \^. . Spkgs 25c i I Jelly Doughnuts ...... 25c dozen | VEAL CHOPS...... 35c Grandma’s Pancake Flour pkg 1 2 c VEAL S T E W ...... 20c I Baked B ea|is and Brown Bread— Coffee <3akes — E . . . . .1-,. pkg 1 2 c^ LEGS OF L A M B ...... 35c g Raisin Bread— (Complete line of whipped cream goods. = Hecker’s Farina . . . . . • • • • • LAMB S T E W ...... 15c g Charlotte Russe. . E ; 1 Serve with soups, salads, or cheese! \ LAMB CHOPS...... 40c £ Have you tried our new Chocolate Doughnuts. E SUNSHINE. Specials on Groceries Tomorrow I At Our Restaurant | LB and All Next Week K rli^y C rackers I THE PLACE TO EAT. | Green Lima B ean s...... 25c can £ Business Men’s Luncheon 11:30 to 2 p. m.— 50c. E Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 f o r ...... 20c Grape N u ts ...... 15c S One Complete (bourse of our Blue Plate Dinner shown E Sunnyfiield Sliced Bacon ^ 39^ Selected Eggs do»« 41;^ £ in our window. E Quai't Jar Dill Pickles...... 33c S ------Raspberry and Strawberry Jam, P u r e ...... 33c SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS - The loaf with the home bake^ flavor! LARGE Sal Soda, A & H, 3 for . , ...... 19c •!Tt : Blue Plate 60c. Chicken Dinner $1.00 LOAF Baker’s Cocoanut, 1-4 lb. packages...... 10c Bread White Rose Tuna F is h ...... 20c Rooms to Rmit by the Day or Week. E La Tonraine C offee...... 56c The A & P News, published weekly, contains many recipes and helpful household hints. ; Seeman Bros. Coffee, special...... '4^c - -- - vAsk the store manager foryour copy ^ ^ Iceberg Lettuce ...... 12 HOTEL - BAKERY | Powell’s L ettuce...... 15c Sauer Kraut, 2 lbs. . . : ...... 15c ire^ 3 Rolls Scott Tissue, limit 3 to a customer...... 29c AND RE^ADRAHT ' | mai 2 lbs. Pure Lard 29c J. J. Wiliians, Prop 'd R E A T ALWAYS A PARKING PLACE I'^Main Street So. Manchester S iMfllllllllllllllllHIliUllilllUllllim iiliiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiiimiuiiiif itAKcataficft Eviaffire resaw, esidat, tan. 21, iszr. FAGis Se V jS N ^ •Mfl; Shop ■i^!5 liiinciKte^iagMaagMcn ^ « « itumbrella and church. well received by the large audi the first gentleman’s prize a fold ence. Oneida ing umbrella. Consolation prizes A daoghter has neen horn to Mr. will also be given. and Mrs. Joseph Dabasiskas, of TURKISH TOWELS Pillow Cases f SILK STOCKINGS 205 Union street. NEW WARRANTY DEEDS s UiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiliiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimjL FILED AT C i n HALL 4 lor $1.00 3 for $1.00 2 pair $1.00 Two sizes, 42x36 and This is a good size, heavy turkish towel in plain These are well known brands—all perfect Property Transfers Recently 45x36 incheSi Oneida pil white oflly. Although we bought these as drop-stitch low cases are sub-standards goods. Full fashioned pure silk. Black and Made in Manchester. of Pequot—they may be they may be bought with Hale’s guarantee of satisfac bought with Hale’s guaran-, brown only. This is a wonderful value! Come Following are the latest warran tion. Main Floor. tee of satisfaction. Main early! Main Floor. ty deeds filed at the town clerk’s Floor. office: 'Buell C. Grant to John Clough land on Washington street. Harlan H. White to Buell C. [ Every Man Wants To | Grant property on Washington street. 50c - 19c 29c $1.25 $1.49 Mary Hahn to Stephen and Katie Gonkofske three lots in “South TURKISH OUTING COLORED Manchester Heights’’ tract. DISH TOWELS PLAID SHEET Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gonkofske TOWELS FLANNEL TABLE CLOTHS I B enefit and W ill to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hahn about 8 For BLANKETS 50 acres of land bordering on Park 3 For 4 Yards er street. $ Edward J. Holl to Catherine M. 1.00 Murphy lot 43 on Cambridge street. $1.00 Your choice of a plain Frank H. Anderson to Fred A. $1.00 $1.00 $ white cloth with a hem- I Buy If H e G ets Verplanck land on Boulder road. 1.00 This is an extra large sittched border, size 54x58, Mr. and mVs. Charles Martens to This is an extra heavy, A part linen towel with This is a 36 inch, striped sheet blanket, size 66x80 or a colored bordered cloth Etta M. Tourtelotte lots 10 and 12 double thread towel in plain red border. Size of towel, outing flannel. E.xtra heavy inches. Beautiful plaids. with a scalloped edge, size in “Manchester Heights’’ tract. white only. Main Floor. 18x33 inches. Main Floor. quality. Main Floor. Main Floor. 58x58 inches. Main Floor. John F. Mahoney to Carl Marks ______\ ^ ____ lots 12 and 13 in “Greenl^wn Ter race.’’ John M. O’Bright to Usilo Agos- 50c 36 Iiich 19c 50c $1.00 I The Yorke Shirts tinelli Lot 67 in,“Pinehurst’’ tract. William Rubinow to Martin J. O’Meara land on Maple street. MERCERIZED CHALLIES RAYON HOSE SILK AND S All who have worn these famous Shirts (and their E. J. Holl to Mildred B. Wasley CRETONNES TABLE DAMASK 7 Yai’ds PLAITED HOSE i name is Legion) know fr6m practical experience that the lot 1 located on East Center street 4 Pair in “Greenhurst” tract. 4 Yards 2 Pair The Highland Park Water Com 2}4 Yards = “Yoi'ke” Shirt is seldom equaled and never surpassed pany to Albert L. Crowell property $1.00 on Spring street. 36 inches wide. A good $100 S and for quality, fit or workmanship. \ Geo. M. Buck to Vittorio Firpo $1.00 -5 $1.00 $1.00 assortment of patterns to Good quality rayon hose At the beginning of the two tracts of land on Wills street, 58 inch mercerized da Light and dark patterns choose from. —perfect goods. Colors: season this hose, said for s Like Custom Made, “Yorke” shirts are built of woven including buildings thereon. mask. Three. • designs: suitable for draperies, cush 81.23 HOME BAT . . .^.$1.00 French, nude, gray, mauve, $1.00.^ English rib' perfect E. J. Holl to Geo. H. Williams shamrock, fieur de leur and ions, etc. 38 inches wide. Size 72x90 inches. Main champagne, blue fox, etc. goods. All colors. Main : 5 and silk stripe madras, broadcloth, imported madras and lot 114 and 120 in “Pinehurst” Main Floor. Floor. Main Floor. Floor. tract. chrysanthemum. Main Floor.; I English broadcloths, with choice of neckband, attached = or detached collars, patterns with very newest and all INCREASE OF RECEIPTS I colors guaranteed fast. See what we are offering. ODD LOT OF AT SOUTH END P. 0 . 17c $1.25 = Genuine values at specially reduced prices. All Linen Over $1,000 More Taken in $2.00 / Over Year Before—Gross FANCY OUTING Underwear $1.85 $7.69 $2.79 Receipts $49,554.81. TABLE DAMASK Each Each Each According to figures made pub 2 for $1.00 lic today by Assistant Postmaster FLANNELSjr«.$l.«0 Three for 5.25 Made of Truhu Two for $5.50 William S McCann of the South Wool and silk and wool $1.00 yard Manchester Post Office, there war. 36 inches wide. Good looking stripes and checks vests with high necks and Shirts that are Silks and Broad an increase of $1,284.07 in amount long sleeves. Sizes 12 to 64 inches wide. We consider this the best all linen As these Shirts in blue, rose, gray, etc. Suitable for pajamas, g^iwns, table damask we have ever offered at this price. Pat cloth, white, blue, during the past year. The report for sleepers, etc. A wonderful value! Main Floor. 16. Also a few pair of really worth up range in value up 1926 shows a gross receipt of $49,- wool pants. Main Floor. • terns : Shamrock, blueebell, etc. Main Floor. tan, some with 554.81 while in 1925 the amount V to $3.50 each. collors. Worth to $4.50. Better was $48,270.74. Better make Had the increase reached the up to $10.98. lay in a liberal fifty thousand dollar m^rk. Post choice of 3. Two for $15.00. supply. master Oliver F. Toop would have automatically had his salary in $1.49 and $1.98 $1.00 O’CEDAR 39c 19c $1.49 creased $100 per year. It is possible S In connection with this “Yorke” Sale we offer a lot = that the receipts for the present ALUMINUM MOP and 30c OIL RAG RUGS NEST OF BOWLS year may reach that total. TOILET TISSUE E of Men’s Golf Hose of Imported and Domestic makes, in = The report shows that, as usual, WARE 3 For the lacgest sale of stamps was made AU For 6 RoUs Set I the new Jacquard effects. Values up to $4.95. We = during the last quarter—October, ( November and December. 5 offer TWO PAIRS FOR $5.00 or single C C E $1.00 SAILS FOR EUROPE $1.00 $L 00 $1,00 I P a ir ...... D O I Double boilers, percola > $1.00 Mrs. J. H. Hewitt of Holl street tors, tea kettles, oval -dish Hit and miss patterns. The set consists of five pans, roasters, water pails, This is the well^ known, 2,000 sheets to a roll Fine iiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii^ accompanied her sister. Miss L. frying pans, convex kettles, triangle mop—“Cleans as it Size of rug, 18x3’6 inches. very pretty decorated china Hussey to New York today. Miss Basement., tissue. Basement. Hussey has been spending the past etc. Basement. polishes.’’ Basement. bowls. Basement. six months in this country and to morrow sails on the S. S. Minne- kahda for her parents’ home in London. During her stay here 69c 50c she has visited relatives and plac $1.98* $1.98 ALL FOR A Few' Good Items From es of interest and hao made many SILK AND WOOL FLANNEL • friends. Several farewell parties WASH FROCKS HOSE \ have been given in her honor dur RAIN CAPES BLOOMERS ing the past week, including a sur 2 Pair ^ Our January Sale prise social following the meeting 3 For $1.00 of Lady Roberts Lodge, Daughters $1.00 Woodbury’s Cocoanut OU of St. George, at which time she $ Sliantpoo SHIRTS at $1 and $1.49 received many parting gilts. Good Ipoking prints and 1.00 $1.00 AVoodbnry’s Hair Tonic gingham dresses in new This is our regular stock $1.00 Woodbury’s Honey and ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT spring designs and colors. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Good of silk and wool hose which Children’s good quality Almond Cream These are neckband shirts of good patterns, worth OP FORMER LOCAL GIRL quality in blue, red and we are offering at 2 pair for flannel bloomers in white" or Sizes 7 to 14 years. Main $1.00. White'only. ■ Main The regular price is $2.00. double the sale price and more. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan G. Read of Floor. green. Main Floor, rear. checks. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Main Floqr. 530 Hudson street, Ithaca, N. Y. Floor, rear. • Main Floor, rear. announce the engagement of their daughter, Antoinette, to Harold OVERCOATS, $10 to $15 Savings Edwin" Wilcox, son oif Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A, Wilcox of 406 North You can’t make a mistake on one of these coats. Styles Tioga street, Ithaca. 75c DEXTRI Miss Read, formerly lived In $1.49 69c right, prices away down. Manchester, the family lor several MALTOSE years have occupied the F. B. 2 for .... $ Adams place on Main street. She Limit 2 to a 1.00 customer. SUEDE JACKETS was graduated from Saint Marga PRINCESS SLIPS Nos. 1, 2 and 3. ret’s school in Waterbory In 1922. BROOjMS Mr. Wilcox attended Cornell Uni AGAROL $15 Suede Jackets now '$11.95 versity, Ithaca, and is a member 2 for $1.00 $1;00 of the Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity. 2 fori $1.00 $18 Reversible Suedes now $14.95 No date has been set for the wed Sateen and non-cling slips in navy, brown and hen SQUIBB’S TOOTH \ ding. Men’s Wool Lumberjack Jackets na. Some have 3 inch hems, others double hems. Sec PASTE This is a good quality broom corn, Exceptional $4.95 3 Tubes ond Floor. Regular 40c$ a tube.1.00 values at this price. Basement. Big Savings on Flannel Shirts This Week SUNDAY DINNER Main Floor at the ;o ;- •:o : EreshTShipment ■ 60c ^ y HOm SHERIDAN ROSEBUDS ICED MOCHAS Arthur L. Hultman Turkey, Duck or Chicken 49c with ^ the fixing^, $1 A delicious hard candy with a ^ chocolate49 fudge c ” filling with VISIT OUR BOYS’ DEPARTMENT. peanut butter filling. . .s o u t h -Mf\NCH£:STER ‘ CONN an iced coating dipped in peanuts. - 12 M. to 2:30 P. M. Also a la Carte Service.