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DRYLAWASA New Britain Youth is Penniless But Says He Can Get a Girl CRMBREEDER to Accept Him. TO BE MADE MONDAY New Britain, Jan. 10— (AP) —If it is necessary for Estrino Tucci, aged 20, to marry to get • W i s con s i n Congressman a job, he will lose no time in President Decides to Trans­ taking a bride. River in Swanton, Vt Tucci entered police head­ mit It to Congress; H on^ Says Prohibition Has Ush­ quarters several weeks ago and . told a story of having been de­ serted by his parents in Penn- Higher Than in 1927 Leaders Against Report ered in an Age of Corrup­ sylvaina and being thrown on the mercies of a cold world. As Being Submitted to Joint tion and Intemperance. he was destitute, he was ac­ Swanton, Vt., Jan. 10.— (AP.)—, , The Vermont Marble Company commodated with lodgings for Part of this town and nearby mill, in the center of the town, and the night. Next day it was sug­ farms were Inundated today as wa­ a grain elevator were flooded. Sev­ gested that he join the Army eral farms were so hastily aban­ Committee — Nature of Washington, Jan. lO .^(A P)—^The ters of the Missiquoi river reached but he expressed a preference a.level higher than during the de­ doned that more than 50 head of assertion that prohibition has for the Navy as he liked the structive flood of 1927. Attempts cattle were left standing in water Recommendations of Law “ushered in an age of corruption, blue of the sea service. The were being made to dynamite an in their bams. Unless the flood wa­ intemperance, disrespect for law and Navy recruiting office was not ice jam at the mouth of the river ters are released the cattle may available at the moment and he to release the backwaters. perish, it was feared. Enforcement Commissim contempt for government such as decided to cast his lot with the this nation never before witnessed’’ Army. But he failed to pass was made today in the House by the examination because of im­ Carefully Guarded. Representative Schafer, Republican, perfect knowledge of the Eng­ lish language. There being Washington, Jan. 10.— (A P )-^ Wisconsin. nothing else to do, the city gave WAVES POUND FREIGHTER Making a charge that the “con­ him a job. Faced with a disinclination of House stitution has been changed from a Today Tucci was informed by Republican leaders to have prohibi­ charter of rights and liberties into a Director Frank Rogers of the tion matters considered by a joint criminal statute book,” the Wiscon­ city employment bureau that he ON BLOCK ISLAND ROCK Congressional committee, Presidrat sin Representative asked: must step aside and give his “How can people respect a con­ place to another man in keep­ Hoover decided today to transmit stitution that makes the act of tem­ ing with the policy to p v e as the first report of the law enforce­ perance a crime?” much work as possible ' to • as Sailors Predict Ship Will Be ment commission to Congress'*-' on Granted an hour by consent of the many men as possible. Rogers COLD WAVE Monday. House, Schafer spoke on the subject explained that preference is of "Prohibition versus Christianity.” shown men who are married. Total Loss— Crew of 48 Previously announcement \hhd “You must choose between prohi­ “All right, if you must be been made that the recommenda­ IS ON WAY, tions, which deal with several dif-* bition and the Christian religion,” married to hold a job I’ll get he said. “You cannot have both, married next week,” Tucci re­ Remain Aboard — Coast ferent phases of the prohibition en­ for they are eternal opposites. plied. He was reminded of his forcement problem, would be sent “An unbridgeable grulf separates financial circumstances but he Guard Cutters Standing by PR^iaiON to Congrress as soon as the joint one from the other, with God and left undaunted saying that he committee had been created, “nie Christ standing on one side and the had made the acquaintance of Senate adopted a resolution for such: drys on the other.” a girl a few weeks ago and a committee, but the House nilen Predicts Failure. would ask her to marry him. Block IsleCnd, R. I., Jan. 10.— committee has failed to act upon Iti The moving picture being shown that day was titled, ironically enough, “The Crowd.” And as this pic­ Another Blizzard Strikes Without mentioning names, (AP.)—The freighter Edward Leaders Argue. ture was taken, the bodies of more than 72 dead and dying children still choked the aisles and stairways of Chairman Snell having announio^ Schafer said “the recent hysterical Luckenbach, which grounded on outburst of the Four Horsemen of the Glen Cinema house in Paisley, Scotland, where a small fire started a frantic stampede for^ exits among Mid-West and Is Moving in agreement with Speaker Long- the prohibition forces indicates the more than 1500 boys and girls at a special holiday performance. Here you see anxious relatives standing Southwest Point in a dense fog worth and Majority Leader Tilson. demoralization in their ranks and INDEPENDENTS outside the theater immediately after the panic, which was one of the greatest theater disasters in modern early today, will probably be a to­ that it was desired to handle the that they have reached a realization Europe. Allen Bebbie, below, left, a football star, and Isa Muir, extreme right, candy salesgirl in the thea­ tal loss, it was believed here as a| Eastward; Unseasonable commission’s recommendations' Jn ter, both are credited with saving the lives of many children. That the panic did not assume even greater the regular way, it was stated at of the failure of the sumptuary pro­ strengthening southeaster pounded j hibition laws.” proportions was credited in part to the coolness display ed by James Glen, a tjieater attendant, shown in the the White House that the President He suggested that the “ Four WANTFURTHER center as he was questioned by a police official. . the vessel with heavy seas. j Rains Soaking the South. would place the various administra­ Horsemen” turn their “oratorical The freighter rests on a rocky tive officials of the government at* guns‘and attention to the states of section of the shore, scarcely 100 the disposal of the regular House Georgia, Idaho, Texas and Nebras­ yards below high-water mark. She By Associated Press. committees. ka, where a deplorable condition ex­ RECMTION came on at high water, and as the Only the middle-Atlantic and It also was stated at the While ists today as a result of prohibi­ COAST GUARD AIDS tide ebbed the Luckenbach settled southeastern states were immime House that the whole question in’its WOMAN WITNESS DEFIES present tangled form could bo-ex­ tion.” . more firmly into her rocky bed.tow cold wave which spread over Senator Harris lives in Georgia, Water entering through her pedited by the several regular Borah in Idaho, Sheppard in Texas Try to Get More Members SICK RADIO MAN hull flooded the engine room and! th® country today. House committees taking up the iii7d Howell and Norris in Nebraska. the pounding broke open her fuel Califomifi. and the Pacific coast proposals directly and immediately. S E N ^ E LOBBY PROBERS shivered in subnormal temperatures a h are t)ry leaders, and have taken On Important Senate oil tanks. Oil washed ashore gave To Be Made Pobllc. a part in the recent dispute. the beach a slimy coating. as heavy snow fell in the mountains. It was added that the White Crime Rampant. Although the surf continued to Blizzards swept eastward from House had no interest in the ques- *Tn these states,” Schafer said, Committees; McMasters To Rush Operator Stricken sweep over the freighter at low the Rockies spreading cold and tiopi.Qj jarjiamentary procedure; de- .f-‘‘under Federal prohibition, boot­ Threatens to Take Up WithjpRINCESS BRINGS tide—she was so high; her propeller snow feur into southwest and sir^d’'''tttfiy ’ e^edition of legislation legging, drunkenness, and drunken With Appen^ciHs to Hos­ was out of water—her crew of 48 across the western plains and Sind would adapt itself entirely to vehicle drivers have increased tre­ Demands Interstate Post. elected to remain on board. The prairies. the wishes of the House leaders in mendously; fundamental rights “ Some One” Actiofl of | $6,500,000 DOWRY Luckenhacker rests broadside to Second Blizzard. any method they might adopt for the beach and to the racing seas. early consideration of the nature of guaranteed to our people under the Washington, Jan. 10.— (A P .)— pital in New London. A second edition of a blizzard Constitution flagrantly violated; Coast Guarfl on Scene the recommendations which the An attempt by some of the west­ Committee in Obtaining j — which visited the midwest just be­ law enforcement commission made lives snuffed out without due pro­ Coast Guardsmen from the cut­ fore Christmas held that section in ern Independents to gain further to the President last month hM cess of law by irresponsible and ter Henley, in a small boat, boarded its spell and the coimtryside lay fanatical enforcement agents; the New London, Jan. 10— (AP) — been carefully guarded at both the recog^nition in the Senate Republi­ Copies of Her Letters. [This With What Humbert Radio Operator Louis Kleinkraus of the freighter, and another crew covered with fronT eight to 18 privacy of life and the sanctity of commission offices and the White can organization forestalled final the trawler Osprey was being rush­ from the West Side Coast Guard inches of snow. House. The reports will be made the home guaranteed under the station gained her side in a surf Constitution ruthlessly violated.” action today by the party’s confer­ Washington, Jan. 10 — (AP) — Possesses Makes Couple ed in from the fishing grounds off Unseasonable rains fell from public with their submission to Con­ Nantucket lightship today suffering boat after battling the heavy seas Dry Case W e^ened. ence on the new Republican setup chilly grey skies in the centr^ gress. Mrs. Gladys Moon Jones, a young from what is believed to be an at­ and a hard tide. Mississippi valley, and streams in . Asserting that the “imwhole- for the Senate. woman smartly garbed in blue, | One of Richest in Europe. tack of acute appendicitis. With the incoming tide and a Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas and ■Washington, Jan. 10— (AP) some conditions in the country re­ Senator McMaster, of South Da­ southeast wind, sulting from prohibition had weak­ proved a defiant witness before the I Kleinkraus sent the message by strengthening Mississippi were out of their banks. President Hoover will send reports radio telling of his condition and Coast Guardsmen said the vessel s . Tumbling mercury heralded the ened the “ dry” case, he declared kota, complained at the Republican Senate Lobby committee today and [ Tumbling mercury heralded of the Law Enforcement Commis­ then received the instructions to his plight would be even more | return of winter to New England as that “dry” leaders “are now en- conference that his seniority had her examination had proceeded only j Rome, Jan. 10— (A P )—Princess sion to Congress on Monday. captain to proceed to port immedi­ carious. There app^red little j fauiug rain turned into sleet and It was said at the White House been disregarded in placing Senator a short time before she had threat­ Marie Jose of Belgium brought as cbanc6 of hauling her on into deep i . (Continued on Page Three.) ately. that the President would place the Hastings, of Delaware, on the In­ ened to take “ up with some one” her dowry, it was said in diplomatic The call was received at the office water even if she would remmn | York, Philadelphia and other various administrative officials cf terstate Commerce committee. the action of the committee in ob­ circles today, in excess of 50,000,000 of Portland Trawling Co., here at afloat, which seemed doubtful he- j southward along the Atlan- the government at the disposal of taining copies of her personal let­ 9:30 this morning and in addition to cause of damage to the hull. | reported declining tempera- Senator Howell, of Nebraska, Belgian francs, or about $6,500,000. the House committees dealing with moved that the new organization ters. ordering the Osprey to port, Presi­ A Coast Guard officer. Ensign tures which during the past few prohibition questions. FRENCH BACK DOWN The attitude of Mrs. Jones, who This together with the appange dent John Graham at once request­ Miner, remained aboard with the days have_ brought spring-like The further statement was made setup for the Senate organization is a publicity worker for the United be referred back to the committee of the crown prince his own private ed the Coast Guard to send a boat Luckenbach’s crew, to signal to the j ^gather, that the 'White House felt the ques­ States Sugar Association, toward properties, including Racconingi out to intercept the Osprey and shore in the event of an em ergency,; tion was one of parliamentary pro­ on committees with instructions to the committee was indicated even ON SOME DEMANDS put McMaster on the Interstate transfer the radio operator to the Residents who know the treach­ cedure and desired only expedition before she took the witness stand. castle which by itself is one of the Coast Guard vessel in order to Commerce committee. largest estates in the world, forms erous point are confident the ves­ of legislation and would adapt it­ She had prepared a statement in speed up his trip to a hospital. self entirely to the wishes of the Phipps’ Motion such a substantial patrimony as to sel’s doom is sealed. With ZITO SUSPECTS which she accused Chairman Cara­ The request for Coast Guard as­ mor they recall other vessels that House leaders in any methods they Senator Phipps, of Colorado, way and his fellow members of give the newly weds an independent sistance was relayed to the com- status equal to if not surpassing have in the past attempted a ‘‘s^ rt might adopt for early consideration Delegates at H ape See countered with a motion that the playing politics, of trying to em­ mr^der division now patroling the cut** across the point of land. The of proposals. committee on committees be in­ barrass President Hoovoer and of that of most Eurc^ean royalties. waters in the vicinity of Nantucket LODGED IN JAIL King Victor Emmanuel, father of tanker Meteor was lost there a The attitude of the White House structed to follow the rule of seni­ violating the “spirit of the Fourth and either the Fanning or the year ago and the schooner Lone became known coincident with the Speedy Solution of Repa­ ority in all cases, pointing out that Amendment” by taking personal Prince Humbert, is reputed to be Monoghan was expected to make the wealthiest man in all Italy. Star left her bones on the point development of opposition from this would place Senators Goff, of files from offices. contact with the fishing boat v/ithin three years ago. House administration leaders. rations Problems. West Virginia and Metcalf of Wasting Time Greeted By Children a few hours. creation of a joint committee Rhode Island on the Finance com­ Caraway read a copy of the state­ The prince and princess this In the meantime efforts were be­ New Haven Police Prepar­ study prohibition enforcement. ^ mittee in the place of Senators La ment, laughed and remarked that morning heard 30,000 Roman school ing made by doctors attached to the It was said at the White Hoti^ Follette, Wisconsin, and Thomas of no one “would read it anyhow” and children acclaim them and 6,000 Coast Guard to transmit profes­ HIGH COURT CASES ing Case to Be Presented that the plan of a joint select com­ The Hague, Jan. 10.— (A P )— Idaho. a few minutes afterwards Mrs. greet them in song in the statute sional advice to Kleinkraus by mittee to consider reorgaifization of Modification of French insistence on The Republican Regulars who Jones became exasperated and as­ lined Piazza di Siena, in the great radio. federal agencies for enforcem^t military sanctions gfuaranteeing conceded the demands of the west­ serted with spirit; park known as the Villa Umberto to Jury on January 2 L was agreed upon by the House^d ern Independents that La Follette “You are wasting so much time MOTION OVERRLTJID Hartford, Jan. 10— (AP) The German reparations annunities, led Primo. A t the conclusion of the Senate leaders many months (ajfo be placed on the finance committee, and the taxpayer’s money asking songfest the youngsters marched city of Hartford’s appeal from the 1 as a method of assuring co-ordinated to belief today that that formidable and who waived the rule of senior­ me silly questions.” by the royal stand and each de­ Concord, N. H., Jan. 10— (AP) — Superior Court judgment awarding' New Haven, Jan. 10— (A P )—"Vin­ action by the several committeea. barrier to an agreement here soon ity to place Thomas, of the “Yoimg Nor did the subsequent proceed­ posited flowers in honor of the Judge William H. Sawyer, chief involved. . •» ' $500 oamages to Katherine Burlant, cenzo Pero, one of four men arrest­ would be removed. Guard” also on this powerful com­ ings mollify hers. Several letters young couple. justice of Superior Court, today Technical Difflcnlties. mittee, spoke somewhat resentfully Mrs. Jones had written which were overruled motions by Mott L. Bart­ injured in a fall on Ann street In ed here in connection with the slay­ The French have not yet con­ Princess Marie Jose evidently was Technical difficulties have arisei^; of the new uprising, with Senator obtained from the files of H. C. lett, former fish and game commis­ March 1928, was the first case be­ ceded the demand of the Germans touched by the moving tribute to fore the Supreme Court of Errors ing of Dominick Zito, has been re­ it was explained, from the fact that Moses of New Hampshire, doing Lakin, of New York, president of themselves and she smiled and pat­ sioner, for the quashing of two in­ the resolution as adopted by .Oja that the protocol adopting the the talking. moved from police headquarters, to ! the Cuba Company, were produced. ted the cheeks of some of the young dictments charging him with em­ today- „ Senate did not permit the direct.^& Young plan contain a clause similar Another Parley “I maintain you have no right In the case of Abbie E. Famham the county jail, it was learned to­ to that in the German-American donors, and kissed one or two of the bezzlement of state funds. port of bills from the House mem­ Calling another party conference under the Fourth Amendment to The date for Bartlett’s trial in against Louis Schreiber, appealed day. Orazio Maltese, Pero’s broth­ agreement to the effect that the girls. The children were all uniform­ bers of the select committee to for tomorrow. Senator Watson of have those letters in your hands,” the present term of * Merrimack by the plaintiff from Superior Court, creditors rely solely on the good ed, the girls in white with blue ties er-in-law and alleged leader of a House itself, but would have re­ Indiana, the Republican leader, pre­ she said, her voice rising sharply. ounty court has not been set. and involving the incorporation faith of Germany for execution of bootleg and white slave ring of quired that even after action by the. dicted that La Follette and Thomas “I’m going to take it up with some­ and white berets adorned with the Louis Schreiber, Inc., the plaintiff the plan. originaUy claimed $12,000 damages select committee they would would be recognized as members of one.” colors of the city of Rome, and the FIREMAN INJURED, which Zito was a member, and Dom­ They have, however, practically and an injimction restraining the be referred to the regular conum^ the finance committee. After testifying that she received boys in blue shirts with white col­ inick Schifano were lodged in the tees of the House. abandoned all claim to the right to Senator McNary of Oregon was $230 a week from the sugar associa­ lars and sailors’ caps. defendants from transferring their resume military occupation of the New Haven, J&n. 10.— (AP) — shares of Louis Schreiber, Inc., county jail sometime ago. It is It was considered that to obtiU& unanimously chosen as assistant tion, $1,333 from the American Play Wedding March. Fireman Peter J. Reynolds received amen(hnen.t of the Senate proposal, Rhineland in case of default by the stock pending judgment. The Su­ understood that Matteo Scuteri of leader of the party succeeding Sen­ Chamber of Commerce of Cuba, and injuries of his arm and leg today in would entail delay, and that the Germans. They have reduced their The concert was begun with the perior Court found the issues for Ansonia is being held in a cell at ator Jones of Washington, who re- that she also did publicity for a Giovinezza, a Sardinian anthem a fall from the running board of a whole question in its present tangle pretentions to a purely juridical or sliB-ht the plaintiff against two of the four poHce headquarters. sigfned to become chairman of the number of other organizations, Mrs SllgQt I, ^ ® OTid could be expedited by the various arbitral solution procedure upon which was the wedding march when fire truck returning from a if-'T— and appropriations committee. Jones asserted that she had handled fire. He was taken to the hospital I defend^to l^ifls S^ Preparing Case committees of the House taldng.up declaration of a default. the two were married last Wednes- publicity for a low sugar duty and where an X-ray wUl be taken to i Jf^i® Mar^ Police today continued to prepare the proposals directly and immiedl- Soon to be Settled. the cases against Arthur Brown intended to continue to do so.‘ (Continued on Page Three.) learn the extent of his injuries. |Sj"eiber and S>uis Schreibe? ately. The question will come to a head “ So far as I can see there is not who confessed to Deputy Coroner with a written reply by the CJer- ST E E REPORT the slightest objection to it,” Sena­ Inc., and awarded damages to the Corrigan to slajdng 25ito, and Mal­ raans to the French memorandum HOUSE BACKS HOOVER tor Walsh, Democrat, Montana, told plaintiff from the first two defend­ tese for presentation to the Grand Washington, Jan. 10.—(AP.)-^ on the subject. There was some her. ants of $9,719. Jury on Jan. 21. Brown who is Speaker Longworth .in a^fornw expectation this reply would be Turning to the newspapermen serving a year’s term in a New statement today said “the majori^ ^ couched in such terms as to make New York, Jan. 10.— (AP)—The 15,000 Frozen to Death Mrs. Jones said laughingly: Jersey workhouse confessed that he an agreement between Germany and FISHERIAN mSSING party of the House stands firm m United States Steel Corporation to­ was paid $15 by Maltese to slay its support of the President upbh the creditor nations possible. “Be sure and get that.” day reported that its unfilled orders Broke Into Her Office Zito. First degree indictments are all measures which he deems nec­ Meanwhile the delegates continued Mrs. Jones protested that an in­ In China, Says Report Portland, Maine, Jan. 10.— (AP.) expected to be sought against essary for the proper enforcement with their efforts to unravel other increased 291,848 tons during De­ __Two young Porffo.nd fishermen vestigator of the lobby . committee Brown and .Maltese. of all laws of the United States.?,, snarls and details of application of cember to a total or 4,417,193 tons. had obtained correspondence from who started out yesterday in a 35- The speaker issuied the an­ the Yoimg plan. Principal among foot open .boat to set their trawls Police have given no indications Unfilled tonnage on Oct. 31, was her office and said “he broke into Shanghai, Jan. 10— (AP)—Loss $> Upwards of 100 persons wej® « - as to what charges if any will be nouncement some time after he these were matters connected with “ ported to have frozen to death in 17 miles south southeast of Cape 4,086,562 tons and on Dec., 31, 1928, my office,” adding that she objected of 15,000 lives as the result of in­ lodged against Schifsuio, Pero and said in informal conversation commercialization of the uncondi­ two days in the tri-cities of Han­ Elizabeth, were imreported today there was no difference betwaW tional annuities and date of payment It amounted to 3,976,712 tons. to “someone coming into my office tense cold in the Suiyuan district of while Coast Guard vessels and Scuteri. without a warrant and taking my kow, Wuchang and Hanyang. Twen­ the President and the. House of installments. This is the fourth successive inner Mongolia, near the border of ty (Chinese coplies wer j found dead shore stations stood ready to. renew ership except one Involving With the League of Nations Coun­ papers.” the search when the vapor which monthly increase and carries the She said sugar interests advocat­ Shansi province, was reported today in the streets of Hankow. TREASURY BALANCE. mentary procedure in the House.'->• cil meeting only three days away held visibility to 25 feet lifted. total of the corporation’s unfinish­ ing a high sugar du-y elected “ their to the Nationalist government news Temperatures were below zero in Was Misunderstood . ■ and the London naval conference ed business to the highest level the three cities, constituting the Friends of the men who asked the W asl^gton, Jan. ,1 0 .- (A P )-— In the formal statement .V x, just more than a week removed de­ lobbyists to the Senate.” agency, in a dispatch. Coast Guard to make the search, since last June. The report said unusually cold severest weather in that area in six­ Treasii^ receipts* for January 8 Longworth said some persons with sire to end matters here was ac­ Asked for particulars she said said the boat was almost vnew and Mills at that time were operat­ Senator Smoot was chairman of the weather gripped the entire north­ ty years. were . $5,236,698.16: expenditures whom he had talked y®sterdj.y^ ^ centuated and it was expected every •Thousands of the poor were said 1 was powered With a .new ^engine tariff making Senate finance com- western part of China, resulting in $11,402,136.79: balance $143,041,- effort would be made to hurry met­ ing around 100 per cent, of rated to be suffering, hundreds being which they feared might have giv- capacity and contrasted with less widespread suffering among the 446.43. (ConUnue on-Page Zi iers through to a successful conclu- homeless. en soma trouble. 4 Tion. than 60 per cent, recently. (Conlinne on Pace 2X populace. .^3..-.-^;j?V^^-/T.'V V-^ • ''-ir Tf :^.,>3i/: :*’'" -^r- Ste^^,

PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1980. " .‘Mit'.'v'-' JUIMY TEST FLIGHT li Labor Regime*s Future I WOMANmTNESS DEFIES Local Stocks N; Ship Arrivals With British 'Big 4*^ State SENATE LOBBY PROBERS "^iUNDER WAY TODAY'! (Furnished by Putnam Co.) AUeg Corp ...... 25^^ Arrived (Continued from Page 1.) Central Bow, Hartford, Conn. Empress of Australia, Bombay, FIRE VICTIM DIES. Am Bosch Mag ...«...... «.»^42^ Am Can .• .124% Jan. 10, from New York. Middletown, Jam 10.— (AP) — z mittee. Senator Waterman, Re­ 1 P. M. Stocks. Am and For Pow ...... 90% ^•- Selfridge ‘ Field, Mt. Clemens, Berengaria, Southampton, Jan. 10, Lena Segalme, 3, daughter of John publican, Colorado, was counsel for i Mich., Jan. 10.— (AP)—Taking off Segaline of 268 South Elm street Bank Stocks. Am I n te r ...... •.. 38% New York. years for the Great Western Sugar | Am Pow and Lt ...... 82% "from the ice of Lake St. Clair, the Augustus, New York, Jan. 10, Willingford died at Middlesex hos­ Company, and Representative Tim- Bid Asked Army’s winter test flight, twice Bankers Trust Co . .. 325 Am Rad Stand San ...... 31 Naples. ’ pital today of burns she received berlake. Republican, Co)orad^ who ^ y * "^ k * M d 'D ru s t" 400 Am RoU M i l l...... 7... 89% postponed because of W'eather con­ France, New York, Jan. 10.— yesterday. The girl was playing she said had been a b ^ t grower, ^ ...... 425 Am Smelt ...... 75% ditions, got under way at 9:10 Havre. with matches in her home when her 1 was chairman of a sub-committee , ...... Am Sugar ...... 63% Sailed o’clock this morning on the first clothes caught fire. Her entire body | on sugar, Am T and T ...... 220% Lituania, Danzig, Jan. 10 for New i Htfd Conn. Trust .... 140 160 leg of a flight that will take the was badly burned. Besides her f ! First Nat Htfd ...... 230 240 Am Water Wks ...... 96% planes from Selfridge Field to York. parent two other sisters survive. juRg joNES ON STAND. Anaconda ..,..7.^.... 77% Rottendam, Jan. 10. Land Mtg and Title . — GO Spokane, Wash., and return. Volendam, & ------Washington, Jan. 10.— (AP) — Mutual B&T 240 AU R ef ...... 39 Headed by Major Ralph Koyce, New York. SCIENTIST WEDS ' Gladys Moon Jones, the only woman do, vtc ...... — B and O ...... 117% Thuringia, Hamburg, Jan. 9, 240 flight commander, 18 pursuit planes Hartford, Jan. 10 — (AP) —Mrs. to be questioned by the Senate New Brit T ru st...... — 200 Bendix Aviat ...... 7. 35% and one transport ship took off in New York. Susan Emery, of Providence, R. I., lobby, committee, went on the stand Riverside Trust ...... — 650 Beth Steel...... 97 rapid succession. Two other trans­ Westemland, Antwerp, Jan. 10, and Frederick R. Wulsin, * noted with a statement, today in which west Htfd T ru st...... 350 Burr Add Mch ...... ". 46% ports and the radio plane were de­ New York. Harvard scientist were married in j she sharply criticized the commit- | Bonds, Can Pac ...... 193 layed at the start. A coil on the this city on Wednesday by Justice i tee’s procedure and asserted it had Htfd & Conn West , 95 Cerro De Pasco ...... 63% radio plane was burned out and had of the Peace, George H. Day. | degenerated into a mockery of the East Conn Pow 5s 100 103 Chic Mil StP and P pf ...... 44 to be replaced. ^ STATE DEMOCRATS bill of rights. ! (k)nn L P 7s ...... 116 118 Chic and Northwest ...... 84% The take-off presented a pretty “FRIENDSHIP DRIVE.” | Mrs. Jones, publicity worker for (Jonn L P 5%s ...... 105 108 Chrysler ...... '35% '-picture. Shortly after 8 o’clock the WILL MEET SOON New London, Jan. 10.— (AP) — | the United States Sugar Associa- i Ctonn L P 41,23 ...... 98 100 Col Gas and E l ...... 78% 22 planes were moved several hun­ The present week at Connecticut tion, which opposes a raise in i Htfd Hyd 5s ...... ---- 102 105 Col G ra p h ...... i...... 30% dred feet off shore onto the lake College for Women is being given sugar tariff rates, said, the com-| Insnrance Stocks Coml Inv Tr ...... 35% ice and the motors warmed up. A Bridgeport, Jan. 10.— (AP)— A over to a student friendship drive, mittee could have performed a pub- * xAetna Casualty .... 160 165 Comwlth and Sou ...... 14% few minutes after 9 o’clock Major meeting of the Democratic state an annual event in the imdergradu- lie service but had only succeeded in ! Aetna Insurance ...... 575 585 Consol Gas ...... 103 Royce took his plane in the lead and committee prior to Feb. 15 was ate calendar, when funds are ob­ warning "vicious lobbies to be more^xAetna Life ...... 95 97 Contin Can ...... 53% took off. One after another the re­ forfecast by State Chairman James tained to aid in the education of a secretive." She added that the! xAutomobile ...... 44 46 Com P rod ...... '------91% “T■ :X 140 maining transport machines follow- J. Walsh today. The exact date has foreign student either in her own committee might look into the ac­ Conn. General ...... 137 Curtiss Wright ...... 7% 'ed him, the group circling the field not been determined. country or in this coimtry. The aim tivities "of those whose years of xxHtfd Fire $10 par . 67 69 Dupont De Nem ...... i.....115% An item of business may be the this time is to add to the fund of lobbying experience had caused do, rts ...... 11 11% EUec Pow and L t ...... 52% getting into formation. 'I'hen, after I^tfd Steam Boiler . . . 580 600 Erie ...... 4Q% . swinging low over the heads of the election of a national committee­ last year to bring a foreign student them to replace fireproof filing cases man to take the place of Thomas J. to Connecticut college. I with modem incinerators.” National Fire ...... 68 70 Gen Elec ...... ,24T crowd, gathered on the shore of the L I Bothering President. Phoenix Fire ...... 76 78 Gen F o o d s ...... 48% Spellacy who some time since asked The committee in charge consists lake, they turned northwest and the She also asserted that the chief xTravelers ...... 1440 1470 Gen Motors ...... 39% 3,700 mile flight to Spokane and re­ to have his resignation accepted as of Allison Durkee, chairman. Jack ^ he desired to be relieved of the sonville, Fla.; Elizabeth Schaibley, i purposes of Uie committee seemed Public Utility Stocks. Gold D ust----- 42% turn was under way. duties of the post. There has been Hagerstown, Md.; Jane Bertschy, I to have been to create pOUtical ihffi- Conn. Elec S v e ...... 8() 9ff Grigsby Gnmow ...... 18% discussion among committee mem­ Dayton, Ohio; Ruth Litch, Daniel­ culties for President Hoover and “to xxConn. Power ...... 81 84 Hershey Choc ...... 80 bers as to the effectiveness of Mr. > Great Britain's delegation to the arms conference in London Jan. 21 son, Conn., and Wilhemina Brown, whitewash the 25 years activities in do, p f d ...... 114 Int Combust...... 6 COUNTERFEITERS BOUND Spellacy’s resignation because he Washington of the domestic sugar do, rts ...... 18 19 Int Harv _____ 81% is composed of Arthur Henderson (left, above) and Ramsay MacDon­ New Brighton, N. Y. 88 has not formally sent it to the Na­ ald (right, above); Capt. Wedgewood Benn (lower left) and A. V. Alex­ interests.” Hartford Elec Lgt . . . 86 Int Nick C^an...... 35% Chairman Caraway had a copy of do, vtc ...... 80 88 tional committee under party rules, ander (lower right). DRIVER EXONERATED Int Tel and T el ...... 74% OVER FOR TRIAL having instead given it to State the statement when he entered the Greenwich W&G, pfd . — 95 Johns Manville ...... 127 Waterbury, Conn., Jan. 10.— (AP) committee room. He sat down at Hartford Gas ...... 70 75 Kennecott ...... ,60% Chairman Walsh. The latter how­ —Coroner John T. Monzani in a Waterbury, Conn., Jan. 10.— (APt ever, says the resignation is effec­ t the table, read it and laughed. do, pfd ...... 45 55 Kreuger and T oll ____ ...... 26 London— (A P)—On the shoulders finding released today completely ‘You weren’t supposed to see j xS N E T Co ...... 175 185 Mo Kan and Tex ...... 51% —Four men charged with conspir­ tive and the state committee has the WOULD BAR INSULL absolved Francis M. Cuddy of power to choose Mr. Spellacy’s suc­ of four men rests, in great measure, that,” Mrs. Jones told him jokingly. Maniifactnring Stocks. Montg Ward ...... i f 4612 acy to defraud the government Naugatuck, driver of an automobile Acme Wire ...... 43% by issuing counterfeit currency cessor. the future of the labor government. ■ “’Well, nobody will read It any­ Nat Cash Reg. A ...... ’ . 76% which on December 10 ran over and how,” Caraway said, “so it makes xAm Hardware...... 63 65 waived examination when they were STATION FROM AIR Nat Dairy^ ...... 47% Those men are the prime minis- ■ fatally injured Melvin Graham, 10, Amer Hosiery ...... 29 Nat'Pow and L t ...... >.....^ 34% brought before Commissioner B. F. no difference.” ROBSION’S APPOINTMENT ter, Ramsey MacDonald, and the ‘ of Naugatuck. According to the Gets $280 a Week. American Silver ...... 22 25 Nevada Cop ...... 31 Finn on a continuance today and three cabinet members who will be | finding Cuddy could not have Mrs. Jones told the committee xArrow H&H, com ... 41 43 N Y Cent ...... ^<..168% were bound over to the United his aides in representing Great Washington, Jan. 10.— (AP) — avoided the accident. her salary from the sugar associa­ xdo, pfd ...... 100 105 N Y N H and Htfd ...... 112% States District Court at Hartford TO SENATE.POSTPONED Britain at the naval conference Senator Brookhart, of Iowa, Repub­ tion was $230 a week and that it Automatic R e fr ig ___ 4 Nor A m e r ...... 97% for trial on the 20th. here January 21. lican said before the Senate Inter­ GOVERNOR ON V.\CATION paid the office expense which Bigelow, Htfd, com .. 78 82 Packard Motor ...... 16% The accused are Joseph Karnof- Should the conference be a suc­ state Commerce committee today Hartford,lartford, Jan. 10.— (AP)—Go-ver-j between $400 and $700 a do, pfd ...... 98 Par Fam Lasky ...... 51% sky, 24 of 278 Walnut street, Washington, Jan. 10.— (AP) — cess, the prestige of the labor party that he was considering an amend­ nor Trumbull and Mrs. Trumbull week. Billings and Spencer . 4 7 ^^emx ...... i...' 74 Anthony Scricca, 33, of 2084 East Representative Robsion of Ken­ will be strengthened. Should it fail, ment to the radio law to bar public will leave Saturday morning at 11 The witness said she issued news | Bristoi Brass ...... 20 25 Phil and Rdg C and Ir ...?.( 12% /Mkin street, 'William Ohlsen of 148 tucky presented himself in the observers see a critical test for the utility stations from the air. o’clock for St. Petersburg, Fla., ex­ releases advocating a low sugar do, pfd ...... 90 Pub Serv N J ...... 86 ‘ Senate today to take the oath of party when parliament reconvenes pecting to be absent from the state i*la:za avenue, all of this city and The announcement came during a duty in the tariff bill. She added ColUns Co ...... 100 Radio Corp ...... v42% George J. Pantages of 52 Gerard office as Senator, to succeed Fred­ after the parley. until Feb. 3. tha^- she also had handled publicity Case. Lockw'ood & B . 525 ^tadio ICeitix 221^ erick M. Sackett. newly appointed Britain’s “big four” is composed discussion by Chairman Robinson, Colt’s Firearms ...... 27 29 aveiue, New Havei^. of the radio commission, of a recent ------^ I for the American Chamber of Com- Reading ...... -^6% ambassador to Germany, but the to an interesting quartet. ASKS FOR. EVIDENCE j^erce of Cuba, Fleischmann Yeast Eagle Lock . ^...... 47 50 Bonds of $5,000 were fixed for all court decision by which Station i Rem Rand ^28 the men but Pantages, who furnish­ ceremony was postponed when the Ranking next to Mr. MacDonald Norwalk. Jan. 10.— (AP)—De- and the Ford Motor company, Fafnlr Bearings ...... 65 Rep Ir and Steel 79% is Arthur Henderson, the secretary WENR, of Chicago, operated by an ed a final bond of $2,500 the first of Senate refused to accept his creden­ daring that he would use any legal statement Mrs. Jones said Fuller Brush, Class A. —^ 18 Sears Roebuck ...... 87% of state for foreign affairs. Insull subsidiary, was permitted t". the year to obtain his release from tials by wire. evidence that they would furnish, to committee was guilty of play- do. Class AA ...... — 82 Simmons ...... i 91% Postponement became necessary The man Imown as “Uncle Ar­ share a cleared broadcasting chan­ New Haven jail, where he had been affect a strict enforcement of the | politics by striking “ through Hart & Cooley ...... 135 155 Sinclair Oil ...... 23% when Senator Borah, Republican, thur,” who began as an iron nel with Station WLS, also of Chi­ Hartmann Tob. com . 15 held following his arrest in lieu of prohibition law. Prosecutor Richard Yvitnesses at any political opponent S ou -P ac ...... 120% Idaho, told the Senate he would not moulder, is a veteran in politics, cago, on behalf of time basis. H. Ireland today forwarded a writ­ whose name may have been men­ dO( 1st pfd -----.... — 90 Sou R w y...... -133% bail. agree to administer the oath on the but he has surprised commentators ten reply to the Norwalk Ministers’ Inter Silver , ...... 105 110 The men were arrested early in Robinson was testifying on the tioned in private letters. Stand Brands ...... 27% basis of a telegram sent Vice Presi­ here. There were many who, gfter Couzens communications bill, which Association in answer to their let­ In explaining her connection with xLanders, Frary & C3k 66% 6 8 % December by U. S. Secret Service St Gas and E l ...... 117 " dent Curtis by Governor Sampson the Henderson appointment, be­ the committee has under considera­ ter of a few days ago. In his reply Ford publicity, she said it was Mann & Bow, CHass A 14 16 S O C a l ...... 60'?8 agents, who declared that they had which purported to be Robsion’s lieved that MacDonald intended to Ireland also states that he has turn­ handled for an agent of the com­ do. Class B ...... 7 9 uncovered a plot to ssue 100,000 tion. S O N J ...... 65 credentials. After Borah announced be the real foreign secretary, as he “ Some of us believe,” Brookhart ed the matter over to the board of pany in Cuba. Her salary from the New Brit. Mch. com . 30 35 SONY ...... 33 spurious $10 bills. They failed in he would oppose establishing a pre­ had in 1924. public safety. American Chamber of Commerce North & Judd ...... 21 24 Stew War ...... 40% their search of the premises of the said, “that public utilities have no cedent in the matter. Senator Wat­ But “Uncle Arthur” fooled them. business on the air. If we amend The Ministers communicated with of Cuba was $1,333 a month she , Niles Bern Pond ...... 36 38 Studebaker ...... 43 % accused to find any material evi- He is foreign secretary in his own I Peck, Stow and Wilcox 10 13 son of Indiana, the Republican lead­ the law the court can’t overrule the Ireland demanding a rigid enforce­ said. Texas Cbrp ’...... 55% 'dence such as engravings, presses, right. j Russell Mfg C o ...... 65 er said off the floor that Robsion decisions of the commission.” ment of the 18th Amendment, in I A letter she wrote to H. C. Lakin, Tex Gulf Sulph ...... 58% etc. would not be sworn in Until his cre­ ■ The youngest member of the Norwalk, and offering to supply | president of the Cuba company was Scovill ...... 58 62 ’lamken Det Axle ...... 16% dentials arrived from Frankfort group is A. V. Alexander, first’ lord Robinson had testified that before prosecutor with information of the produced and Mrs. Jones asked by Smythe Mfg Co ...... — 100 Transcon Oil ...... 9 % the court action WENR had two- probably tomorrow. of the admiralty. He is only 45 and law violators. what right the committee had a Seth Thom Co. com . . . 30 35 Union Carb ______80% CHARGED WITH THEFT he looks yoimger, and he eits calmly sevenths of the time allowed both _____copy of her letter. do, pfd ...... 24 Umt Aircraft ...... 50% in his seat when his colleagues often stations. S.AL.ARY REDUCED ' <>\Vell, we have it,” Caraway said, Standard Screw ------124 134 Unit Corp ...... 33 PRAISES RECEIVER are stirred to nervous exertion. He Hartford, Jan. 10.— (AP)—In the replying that they would argue the Steinley W ork s...... 44 46 Unit Gas and Imp ;'. . . 34% OF RINGS FROM BODIES has sat in the commons since 1922, ' readjustment of salaries of state’s j j p g ^ t g r later. • Taylor & Fenn ...... '.115 > U S Freight 7 ______7...... 98 Norwalk, Jan. 10.— (AP.)—Judge with a steadily growing reputation. Torrington . . . ------63 65 FORD BOOKS $58,000,000 attorneys at the regular weekly j^jjg i-p - y^e witness replied, U S Realty and Im p ...... 62% Edvrin S. Thomas in United States Alexander s opposite in tempera- w o r t h ott or o itr ® Underwood ...... 102 104 Winsted, Jan. 10—((AP)— The meeting on Thursday, the State I letter was obtained by a U S Rubber ...... 7 .. .25% District Court here today contin­ ment is Capt. Wedgewood Benn, sec- [ WORTH OI ORDERS Board of Finance and Control de- committee investigator from Lakin’s Union Mfg Co...... 18 21 U S Steel ...... 171% arrest of Peter Flotat, 27, of this ued to March 7 at a hearing in Nor­ 1 retary of state for India. He is a 1 | ducted■ ’ $500 from the salary of | gjgg U S Envelope, com .. 170 Util Pow and Lt A ...... 32 city, on a bench warrant charging walk the case of Fred K. Vietor and do, pfd ...... I l l short and dynamic man of 52, a i ^ord, president of the , Attorney Walter Holcomb of Mrs. Jones said she was also W ar Piet ...... 43% him with breaking into a vault at AcheKs, Inc., and Fred E. Kip ver­ war veteran with an enviable record. { Ford Motor company. annoimced to- -porrington, Litchfield county, vot­ Veeder Root ...... 38^2 41 Forestview cemetery and stealing a j doing some work for Nellie Tayloe Westing Air ...... 46 sus The Salts Textile Manufactur­ Benn’s knack for making pithy day that from Dec. 31 to Jan. 4 ing him a salary of $3,000 a year in­ Whitlock Coil Pipe . . . — 16 wfedding ring and a pearl necklace ing Company "bf Bridgeport. Judge ! Ross of the Democratic national Westing El and M fg ...... 148 speeches first drew attention to more than $58,000,000 worth of or-' stead of the present salary of $3,- X—Ex-dividend. W oolworth ...... ’ 68% from two bodies will be asked this Thomas continued William T. ders had been booked by the com-1 committee. him. He is feared by his opponents, Three Assistants XX—Ehc-rights. Yellow ’Truck ...... 13% afternoon in Superior Court at Smith as receiver and also approv­ for his* specialty is asking embar­ pany’s dealers throughout the Litchfield. ed the receiver’s fee and legal ex­ She said she had three girls in her rassing questions. United States. “The orders,” Mr. OLD EMPLOYE DIES PROFANITY OVER R.YDIO. MAPPING OCEAN FLOORS State Attornej’’ Walter Holcomb penses of the receiver. Ford said “were evenly distributed office, one a writer, one a secretary '-df Torrington will request Judge A. From the bench Judge Thomas East Hampton, Jan. 10.— (AP)— and the other a typist. Their sal­ j over the country, indicating a gener- Tracy Dutton, veteran employe of Washington, Jan. 10.— (AP) -7- A Washington—Every vessel In the F. Ells to issue the warrant. complimented the receiver on the WOMAN STABS ANOTHER I ally healthy business condition.” He aries are paid out of the general The vault was broken into on manner in which he has conducted the Bevln Brothers Mfg. Co., and expenses of the office, she added. promise that attention woiUd be U. S. Navy -will be equipped 'with- a I added that “production schedules at prominent in local fraternal circles. The witness said that for a long given very soon to protests against sonic sounder or depth finder and ^December 27 and the stolen jewelry the business of the firm and stated Lawrence, Mass., Jan. 10—(AP) Detroit and every branch plant in ■'was later recovered by the police. that he was not responsible for —Mrs. Annie Zalfagna, 36, was time she issued a weekly release en­ the use of alleged profane language will take part in the gigantic task ^, Flotat is at present serving a 60 crashes in the textile business. taken to a hospital here today suf­ titled “ Cuban Opinion.” Mary Car­ over radio station KWKH at of surveying and mapping the floors "day term, imposed December 30 on Vietor, Achelis, Inc., and Kip fering from stab wounds inflicted, Mr. Dutton had been employed by penter, connected with La Prena, a Shreveport, La., was given today to of the world’s five la r^ oceans. , charges of breach of peace and re- brought action against the receiv­ police said, by Mrs. Mary Valente, the Bevin Company for 40 years. At New York Spanish newspaper, was the Senate Interstate Commerce Mapping the ocean floors in, this • ' Sisting an officer. His arraignment er in regards to payment of several 38, who attacked her on the street NEW FACES IN C.UBINET. the time of his death he was a fore­ employed to obtain clippings from committee by Chairman Robinson, manner will be a great aid to.navi­ ^bn December 30 had no connection bills. while she was on her way to work man for the company. Spanish newspapers, she said. of the radio commission. gation. . , with the vault break. in a local mill. Her wounds are not Washington, Jan. 10.—(AP) — Senator Walsh, Democrat, Mon­ SL.A.YERS EXECUTED serious. . Two new faces appeared today at THREE PLE.AD GUILTY. tana, remhided her that an effort TELL OF CRIIME TUTOR I Folsom Prison, Calif., Jan. 10.— Mrs. Valente was arrested charg­ the President’s regtdar Cabinet New London, Jan. 10.— (AP) — had been made to “cultivate a hos­ . Youngstown, O.—Tv;o youths, 15 (AP)—Walter E. Burke and James ed with assault with a dangerous meeting. Three more Coast Guard sailors tile sentiment” in Latin-American and 17, arrested here in connection Gregg two of the ringleaders of the weapon. Police say Mrs. "Valente Acting Secretary Cotton of the pleaded guilty today to charges of countries in connection ■with the ,with the clubbing to death of Joe Folsom riot in which 11 persons complained that Mrs. Zalfagna had State Department occupied the seat intoxication before the general tariff bill, but Mrs. Jones denied i>Chizmar, revealed that they were were killed on Thanksgiving Day written letters to her husband. of Secretary Stimson and Acting court martial which is hearing the that shj! had any connection with Today Matinee 2 :XS ^|.rained in “slugging” and profes- 1927 were hanged here today. Burke Secretary Jahneke of the Navy De- 39 cases arising from the drinking that. and Sve. Continuoua r’eional robbery by a “tutor”. They dropped through the gallows floors A song composer recently was (Partment was in the place usually escapade at the State pier Decern-; . .6.•’45 to I0:8(i . Nhad performed several robberies un- at 9:04 a. m., and was pronounced sent to prison for six months. occupied by Secretary Adams, Sec­ ber29 following the seizure of the Saturday r^ler the “ tutor’s” instructions and dead at 9:17 a. m. Gregg was drop­ Take the words bars, keys and retaries Stimson and Adams are en- rumship Flor-Del-Mar. JtJook the stolen goods to his home— ped at 9:31 a. m., and was declared flats and see what you can do route to London to attend the dis­ The court convened this morning PROHIBITION REPORT the “Crime School.” dead at 9:43 a. m. with that one. armament conference. and after hearing the three cases A WiM, Untamed adjourned imtil 9:30 o’clock tomor­ TO BE MADE MONDAY row morning at the request of offi­ Siren of the cial prosecutor J. S. Rosenthal who said he was unprep: red to preseat (Contlnncd from Page One.) Northwest! any more of the cases today. The three today made 13 cases must have misimderstood him as he WftRNBk BROS. Preserd?" whic hhave thus far been disposed. certainly had no recollection of hav­ WILLIAMS SIXTH ing used the words ‘in advised” In connection with the action of the TO AID THE JOBLESS Senate or the administration. The discussions at the capitol ANNIVERSARY fZl fort fo , Z rehaMlllaUon ot Brit- *^a?SroL“ t irSl ish economic life and for the solu­ from the Treasury to the Depart­ tion of the unemployment problem. ment of Justice. J. H. Thomas, lord privy seal and The Senate passed a^ resolution minister of employment, declared to create a special committee to that “for the first time the whole study the question but House lead­ w ^ r /l a SALE forces of British finance are pre­ I ers have said they favored having pared to stand behind British in­ the proposition taken up by regu­ dustry” in an important speech be­ lar House committees instead of a WiUard Mack's Groat Staga We are making this sale the fore the Manchester Chamber of Commerce this afternoon. special committee. Success Adapted to the Fivid The Labor government has been Realism of the Talking Screen! greatest savings event Manchester spurred on to action by an increase in the figures of the unemployed, SERACH FOR CONVICTS has ever witnessed. which have risen nearly half a mil­ IN EAST HAMPTON. lion since the MacDonald ministry came into office. East Hampton, Jan. 10— (AP) — Compare our prices and we are d e s c h e n e s p r o m o t e d . Three men whose descriptions were said to t ^ y "With those of the three CecU Lean, CSeo M ayfield All Talking Comedy convicts who escaped from the sure we will be favored with your St. Albans, V t, Jan. 10.— (AP)— in the Entertaining Sketch “Apartment Huntii^' Edmund Deschenes, former comp­ State prison at Wethersfield last “His Lucky Day” - troller of the Central Vermont week were reported-today as hav­ patronage. railroad, was today appointed as­ ing attempted to break Into a grain, "King Of the Kongo” No. 4, sistant to President Sir Henry storage barn in Cobalt during the j Latest Sound News First Talking Serial Thornton of the Canadian National night. railway. Deschenes vrill have Mrs- Florence Thompson who -u charge of the capital and expense ^ lives near the DURING THE SALE WE INVITE YO U TO USE OUR budget of the Canadian system. He' was awakened this morning by the began his railroad career thirty bark of a dog, and saw the three years ago with the Central Vermont men. She telephoned the descrip­ as an office boy. tion of the three men to the prison 711 TEN PAYMENT PLAN Johnson at Wetliersfield where it was said Burglars stole thousands of they tallied with those of Roland Main St. Block dollars worth of radio seta in a Lalone, Leo Landrv and Wat'-on raid on-a factory the other day. Moulthrope, the escaped convicts.. Votes Lbf.v....bJd at ------>.d Ki G . H. Williams, Inc. There is some consolation in that, State police were searching the lobby of State mieater. however; probably people ..jyould territory, around East Hampton and J have bought them tuned'In. Cobalt today. 11

i li.- i MANOTESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , s o o t h ^CHESTER, CONN, IRIDAlf, JANU^y 10. 1»W. SPQ^ IDRPOm Smith, Gbrt^' T^ittlei Hewitt Wil­ son, Francis Foster* Lester Wolcott, BANQUET TO OPEN INRADIQ M CONGREGATIONAL Vernon Northrop. IN THEATER LOBBY M A f TAKE SODA SHOP Mrs. C. J. Strickland played for LOCAL POULTBY SHOW flAS YEARLY MEETING the chorus singing and accompanied. Mrs. Harold Symington, soprano, Will Await Action of Warner Diuihg recent moidhs . so / : who sang several songs, W. J. Taj^- To take care of, tlm avalanche of stress has been laid upon the ond. lor led the hymn-singing and Mrs. •Women of North Methodist Votes expecjted nekt'week " Brothers on Remodelmg of factor of screen grid tubes Elects Officers, Hears Reports Taylor gave a humorous reading. A Church to Cater for Affair -Popularity t Cont,OTt , cOTducted •' Interior, However. many, other impprtspt elementoi ■nonjimction with B <^’ radio construdUbn: have .peen . of Various Bodies—16 New social period followed. The Ladies’ On January 22. - ^ New York, .'Jan. 10.—(AP)—^The "State ’Theater,-a s*MShd-ballot box Members in Year. Aid society served individual fruit United States And Foreign Securi­ TTxoiih ah. awangements are still porarily ignoristL Sooner or la^ > < salads, rolls, coffee, squash pie and ties Corporation earned ?9.91 a -has veen plao^ in the lobby of the tentative, .depending to what CTtent however, we mi&t get bsek to ,the^' The ninth annual show of the • - (Continaed Prom Page One) itheater. There ;wah already one, in Warner Brothers will go in re­ fact that there are, acoustical ' The Second Congregational cheese. The tables were bright with ■ and the common share in 1929, as against red candles, Christmas greens and Manchester Poultry Club . , •the Herald office: modeling and renovating the Sjtate siderations da well as electrical ,lh first combined club and merclmnte deavoring to open up.an avenue of $5.85 in 1928. Securities owned from this issuej write;on it the name church held its annual m eeti^ l^ t ! red THSinsettia. Miss Edith Adams escape from their untenabla. posi­ Dec. 31, 1929, showed an apprecia­ Soda Shop In the State Theater the performance of every r ^ o eveninng beginning at 7:30 with toe exhibition to be held at toe State .of the boy you vdiEfli itp win the con­ building, Sperber and Turkihgton, iTcccivcr* .i-'• of the Christian Endeavor society Armory, January 22, 23, 24 “ ^ 25 tion by attacking those charged tion of $8,340,000. regular business session presided supervised the waiters and wait­ test, and slip it. into h ith er , of the who conduct' a soda shop in .the Odd In the last analysis-natural tone' will open, it .is expected, with a with enforcing the Federal prohibi­ ballot boxes. ^ i ^ over by toe castor. Rev. FredericK resses. The Eadio-Keito-Orpheum Cor­ Fellows building at the Center, may quality is largely dependent lipoh' C. Allen. In toe absence or toe joint banquet of members of toe tion laws.”,. • . , ' X A tabulation ^ vidll 'be: made from over the-fixtures, -^stock and the audio end of the receiver w d Chamber of Commerce, Kiwams Md “Statements appeanng in tne poration has signed an agreement day to day to apiprai»tev.«yohs of its asaciciated loud speaker. Corrmitr church clerk, Ralph C. Brown, Lions Club, and Rjabbit and Poultry press” he continued, '‘indicate with Associated Talking Pictures, good will of the bankrupt concern Meredith Stevenson acted as clerk the progress, of thd.'contestants, the and oped , a branch of their present ly designed single and “push-ptdl’': lAKING A NEW PARK” Club at 6 o’clock on toe evening of the Dry cm^ders realise tee fact Ltd., of England, for-the mstttbu- twelve highest in toe voting to yun protein. His report showed a num­ that inforination obtained by toe busifiess’. audio Stages fed from a powers de-. the 22nd. All members of the vari­ tibn of the latter’s •productions m the State,.theatcr fro&rthe highest v The creditors have apippinted a tector tkke care of one important ber of removals by death and from g a r d en ous organizations have been invited Federal' Crime Commission would ■to the lowest position’'for . one en-. town, and while 16 were received in CLUB TOPIC weaken the pposition of toose favor­ this coimtry. ‘ committee of three to look aifter the step to this problem'. The loud to bring their wives with them, to ^lre week. Send .lh-toC. votes and sale of the: property/and the nece^ speaker performtoice is of equal hni to the church on confession of faith be the guests of toe show after the ing a continuation of th e, prohibi­ Stockholders of the Vacuum Co. let’s have a red hot, neek 'and neck portance and has been bettered by and by letter, toe gain in member­ dinner of chicken or rabbit pie serv­ tion,laws." - • sary bill of sale wm to be asked for, Thomas H. Desmond who will ad­ “From a modification standpoint, will meet oh Feb 3 to vote oh a pror contest. ' • < • _ . it is imderstood, at the short calen­ the use of the elpctro-dynamic prin­ ship was slight. ed by toe women of the North posal to change the by-law provid­ ’ A yoimgster by the name of John ciple, operatmg with proper baffling Printed reports of the finances dress toe meeting of toe Manches­ Methodist church under the direc­ open hearings by , toe crime c o ^ s - dar sesrion of the Superior Court ter Garden club Monday evening at sion would be wholesomd Md en­ ing for eight directors to one pro­ Martina' now leads the pack‘but he today. Before taiting the Soda Shop and the eUmination of cavity reson­ of each of toe church organizations the School street Recreation Center, tion of Mrs. Cyrus Tyler, Mrs. Le- viding for a minimum o t '7, and .a 4s closely followed by Ralph: John­ ance. 'fhe Stromberg-Carlson Com­ were at each plate, and Treasurer Verne Holmes, and Mrs. Thomas lightening, the peoplo would have a oyer Sperber and Turkington ex­ bag chosen for his subject: in better opportunity of obtaining ad^- maximum of 15. Otoe# proposed son, and Ed. Senkbeil, only one vote pect a.radical change In toe interior pany has perfected an exceptionally George F. Borst, explained a few of Making of a New Park." Had toe Smith. changes in' the company include the .behind. ; scheme, by the owners. high-grade reproducer which, . it the items and made a plea for the tional first hand statistics topic been left for selection by . The show this year will be manag­ mg the general lawlessness and ms- elevation of George P* Whaley, All good ideas and schemes be­ includes to all its console models payment of outstanding and new officers who invited Mr.^^1*. D esm ond tiO ed by toe Manchester Rabbit Club president, to chairmanship of the come'popular. No sooner * was the and also puts out to a separate floor under toe personal supervision of its respect for law existing throujgiout pledges for the year 1930. come here, this is what ^ ey wo^d the country today as a result of toe board; of Herbert Baker, vice-presi­ ■Herald received. in other- cities LATEST STOCKS type .cabinet." . . Scott Simon chairman of the bus­ have preferred, m view of the fact president, James D. Lapp. Mr. Lapp throughout the state in which. War­ Aiming for best acoustical results sumptuary dry laws. • dent and treasurer, to toe vice- thi.q company has divised Itopmyed iness committee, gave a detailed re­ that he was the landscape arcWtect said today that he is confident,the “Certain attacks \ on the crime chairmanship, and of Charles E. Ar- ner Brothers theaters are 'located e than requests began to pour in to hnffling in all its cabtoets, ii ^ g port of the improvements to the the Park Commission engaged to show will be . huge success as a commission are indefensible, such as nott, vice-president, to toe presi­ New York, Jan. 10.—(AP)— church property and groimds made draft a proposed development *or great deal of time is being put into Manager Hugh. Campbell at the Heavy profit taking impeded toe re­ special compartnaent designs ‘ "And the demand for the remoyM of one dency. by his committee during the year, Center Springs Park, preliminary preparation. He said who called attention to s State for a complete outline of the sumption of the recovery in today’s venting of toe enclpstog cabtoe^'^ which the gardeners are heartily in that nearly aU toe floor space was member Boys’ Week idea. Now Warner stock market, although operators promote naturalness of reproba­ including regrading, re-leadmg of phase of lawlessness violating The Philadelphia Electric Co., has the church windov/s, removal of toe sold out and what remained would theaters all over Connecticut are for toe. advance continued to retain tion. Corrugatmns in toe con'e of ac^rd. invitation to all be gone by toe end of the week. sacred rights and bb®rties ^aran- contracted with the Reading '..lo. planning a Boys’ Week. the advantage. Early gains of 1 to the speaker also improve acoustical old-time horse shed and numerous teed to our people under the Consu to supply power incident to toe elec­ other improvements within and th f townspeople interested hasJieen Plans have been made to enter- ' Give your boy or your boy friend nearly 7 points were cut down, and results as they tend to level out extended through toe press m u oy pubUc royally every evening tution long before toe Eighteenth trification of the surburban lines of a chance to become manager of toe in a few cases wiped out and con­ “p ^ k s” and “valleys” and giv|El'\a without. He caUed attention to toe Amendment was ever cfucf^ved. toe Reading Co. The contract in­ gift by W. W. Robertson of a strip mail,mail to come to toe meeting Mon of the show. Jimmy Timmv anfiand Lou, fam-fam State Theater for one week. If not verted into moderate declines. 'Trad­ more even response over the entire day evening and hear Mr. Desmond, “The failure of prohibition is in­ volves about $1,500,000 Annually. manager than any other of the ing, which started off at a brisk audible scale. of land on toe west side of toe day evening a:---- „ , , , The ous jazz rabbit orchestra, will be on who will speak about 8 o clock, hand to play the latest pieces and herent in its principle and not due twelve positions, assistant manager, pace, turned dull in toe early after­ One acoustical problem in con- church building of from 15 to 18 business session is scheduled for to wrong or. faulty methods of en­ struettog built-m dynamic speakerir feet in width, also a section of fenc­ on one evening the Girl Scouts Drum treasurer, head usher and so on. noon. 7:30. ______Corp will give an exhibition. Two forcement. So long as toe Amen- Vote for him today. An increase of nearly 300,000 tons has been toe directionsd effect. in'^ for toe north side of the plot can people refuse to recogn^e toe ICE CROP FADES WHEN in the unfilled orders of toe United Unless certain precautions, are owned by toe church. The meeting door prizes will be given each night, to include Cheney Silk dress ma­ act of drinking as evidence of mora States Steel Corporation was thei^aken the high W'ent on record as extending a vote guilt, prohibition will be a fMlure. most important business develbj^ will be correct only for persona dir­ of thanks to Mr. Robertson. ABOUT TOWN terial, a pair of Thom McAn shoes WITHIN DAY OF RIPE ectly in line with toe loud speh^er.. and a $2.50 gold piece. The drawing Widening Gulf. SHOWER P A R H ments of the day. The gain, how­ Robert K. Anderson, president of Schafer declared that Dr. Clar­ ever, probably was due to shutting opening. Stromberg-Carlson ha% so the Men’s club, said they-hadn’t a The Sunshine Sewing club will will take place at 9:30 o’clock. vented the back and bottom of . its Invitations have been sent to ence 'True Wilson of the Methodist down of.'" Iterations last month perfect organization y any means meet this evening at 7:30 at toe Harvest ice conditions in Man- j rather than to any unusual increase radio cabinets that an indirect pro­ home of Mrs. Walter Cowles of more than 200 out of town poultry Board of Temperance and other Dry Miss Margaret Mc"Veigh of 60 and gave a most cordial invitation Chester at toe present time are West Center street, was toe guest in tm and. U. S. Steel Ctomihon, jection of sound is obtained, wnifch Lewis street. fanciers interested in chickens, of leaders demand that the buyer added to the direct projection gives to those who were not members to any kind, water fowl, guinea fowl, equally guilty and added they in­ about as unpromising as at any of honor at a surprise ,misceUane- which advanced 2 1-4 points to 17^ join the club, and enjoy themselves time in toe past few years. The 1-4 in the early trading, practically a very desirable result. The annual meeting of the Man­ pigeons, rabbits, or guinea pigs, to sisted upon vridening the ‘already ous shower g;iven at her home last at its monthly meetings. impassable gulf between themselves early days of December made ice to evening by about 30 of her ypiing lost all of its gains in toe wave of Everett Fish, scoutmaster of chester Community club with re­ attend toe show. within a half inch of toe thickness Principal among the booths on and their God on the drink ques­ friends. She was away from home profit taking which followed the Troop 1,' sponsored by toe church ports, election of officers ^ d di­ necessary for the use of the stand­ early in the evening, and. when she announcement, but soon crossed 172 C. A. SWEET RETIRES . rectors, and any other the floor will be-that of toe Chamber tion.” has just re-registered and out of 31 of Commerce just inside the en- ard .ice tools. One more hard freez­ returned was much surprised to again. Sloss Sheffield Steel ran, up 5 proper to come before it i^ l be held Quoting numerous passages from ing night and cutting on all the boys, 31 have again signed up. at toe White house tonight at 8 j trance on the north side. It will find the house'decorated with pink points; .. i It was voted to have the churcn the Bible on the use of wine. Scha­ local ponds would have begun. , and yellow crepe paper and flowers (Jail money renewed unchanged FROM TAXI BUSINE^ o’clock. All interested will be wel- embody all Manchester products fer said that to Drys “who have « clerk extend the sympathy of toe featuring the town as a manufac­ But recent warm weather and and so many of her friends gath­ at 4 1-2 percent but toe supply of come. more respect for Volstead than for fogs have cut deeply into toe sur­ new funds was not as plentiful, and meeting to toe superintendent of turing, trading, and home center. devine authority, these texts mean ered there. * church school, L. J. 'ruttle, in whose face of toe ponds, some of which The time was spent in playing it. looked as though the rate would Charles A. Sweet, Manchester’s Local Garden club members are ex- Several local firms, including the no more than their religiofi means now show opefa water around the veteran taxi man and custodian.'' of home there is at present serious minded of toe meeting of toe Con­ orford Soap Company, Gammons bridge and straight whist, and an be maintained instead of being drop­ illness, and to express appreciation and Holman, and Carlyle-Johnson, to God.” edges. This sets the probable date of amusing feature was a mock" wed­ ped to 4 percent as it has in the^ the Depot Square Park, made necticut Horticultural society this toe winter cutting in February, if known to The Herald this morning for his efficient services as leader of evening at the County buildmg on have agreed to present exhibits. ding, in which Miss Helen Waszt three preceding sessions. The time there is to be any at all. keliewicz was the minister. Miss money market was quiet. that he had retired from toe taxi the school. Washington street, Hartford, when The early ice, while not standard business and that his car. which has Very interesting reports were giv­ the subject of house plants and PRINCESS BRINGS Catherine Beattie, the bride; Miss Despite the optimistic statements for storage, was of sufficient thick­ Amanda Jarvis the bridesmaid and coming from automobile executives been painted black instead of : the en for the . other branches of toe their care and improvement will be orange color, is now carrying pleas­ discussed by expert gardeners and UTHDANIAN ORGANIZER ness to allow local dealers to cut Miss Antoinette Rautenberg the" attending the annual motor show school by Mrs. Hayden Griswold of $6,500,000 DOWRY quantities sufficient for toe home best man. A buffet lunch was serv,- here, the^ automotive issues continu­ ure car markers. ■-•J' the Beginners, Mrs. E. E. Segar, florists of Hartford. A house plant Mr. Sweet expects to continue, to will be awarded as the attendance supply from day to day, but now ed. ed heavy. ' Nash, Chrysler, Hudson, Cradle Roll, Mrs. F. V. Williams, TO BE SPEA K E HERE that the ice has all but vanished toe The bride to be received many Timken Roller . Bearing and Hayes live in Manchester, but i^ll wor^' in Primary; Mrs. Josephine Wetoerell prize. Charles M. Murphey, presi­ (Contlnueil from Page 1) beautiful and useful presents of East Hartford as he has been assur­ dent of toe Manchester GarOn dub dealers are trucking artificial ice Body all yielded a point or more, of toe Home department. j from Hartford. Unen, cUt glass, silver and other Vtrhile Auburn lost its early gain of ed of a position with the Econc^y Mrs. J. M. Williams who has been is the new president of toe Horticul­ day. Although other members of wares. She willi-.be married. tomor­ Grocery Company in their i^re- tural society and Lafayette Ro^rt- Anthony Zukas, national organiz­ 5 1-4 points by early afternoon. chairman since 1922 of the Go-To- toe royal family were not present row morning at 9:30 in St. James’s Western Union, whicli: soared 14 houae on Park street in East Harte Church-Band reported for the work son, Jr., of Hartford and East er for the Lithuanian Alliance of thousands of admiring mothers and Middle 'Turnpike, secretary, succeed­ America, is to speak in Manchester NOON STOCKS church to Louis Wright. 1-2 points yesterday, fell back 5 1-2 ford. of that branch, as well as toe ac­ fathers were present. ing R. E. Newell.' at toe Robertson school on North today and American Machine & tivities of the Missionary commit­ School street on January 19. On the • The Royal Opera of Rome retoly Foundry, which closed yesterday England’s Winston. Churchm :|s tee. She read excerpts from a let- Miss Anna D. Johnson of Jack- day previous he speaks in Hartford. will live up to its name this evening New York, Jan. 10.— (AP)—Un­ HOSPITAL NOTES with a gain of.^ 5 1-2 points,- was no relation to that American nah- te’r received from Miss Anne Brook- son street, entertained the Piec^ He will address the gathering' of the when it will open its doors to more der toe leadership of ’toe standard hammered down 7 3-4 today. Inter­ thor, Winston Churchill, who l ings who was sent by the American of Eight” Bridge Club, composed of Local No. 207 of Manchester along kings and queens, future sovereigns, industrials, all groups of stocks national Silver fell back . 7 points wrote “The (Jrisis.’ • Board of Foreig^n Missions as a ims- eight girls, in honor of Miss Jeanette the lines of further organization and and princes of toe blood royal than worked higher today. The trend Mrs. Andrew Reichenback and and American '& Fbreign* Power, I sionary teacher to Africa. Mi^ Weiman of Pearl street, whose en­ expansion. Therle .are now 22 lodges have ever crossed its threshold since was regarded in part as a reflec­ infant son, of 73 Summer street, and Siirifflons Col, Firestone Tire, Fox Brookings requested that she be of­ gagement to Charles N. Reimer of of this kind in Connecticut and he is its renovation three years ago. tion of an expected period of cheap Helge E. Pearson of > Main street Film A and Andes Copper lost 2 FOOD SALE ficially considered as toe representa­ Kew Gardens, L. I., was announced to visit all. The order now has 700,- In honor of the heir to the throne money. were discharged from toe Me­ points, or more. tive in Africa of Second- church, recently. The evening was spent 000 members through toe country and his bride, Donizetti’s “Don A few weak spots appeared as morial hospital yesterday. Mrs. American Zinc Preferred rsm, up Sat’day, Jan. 11,2 p. m. and as she taught in the va­ pleasantly at bridge and toe girls and the drive is for 1,000,000. The Pasquale” will be presented imder the result of special influences. Mindell Gahrman of 575 Proctor more than 6 points, Otis Elevator 5, cation school at the north end of presented to Miss Weiman a hand­ treasury for sick and-death benefits the direction of Maestro Marinuzzi. Abitibi Power and Paper sold at street was admitted. A daughter and Houston Oil, J. L .Case, Colum­ Hale’s Basement ; the town and made many friends some silver sugar and creamer set contains at the present time $1,- The sopranos Bidou Sayao and Tito 28%, the lowest in several years. was bom to Mr. and Mrs. George bus Carbon, Allied ‘ (jheinical and Group 4, High School S^iiors among the church people, it was of modernistic design. It is mder- 500,000. Schipa, together with the basso American Machine and Foimdry Holmes of 137 West Middle Turn­ Louisville & Nashville advanced 3 voted to grant her request sind to stood the wedding will take place in Cirino, are the principal artists. . dropped 5% and Fox Film A and pike. points or more. Benefit Washington Trip. , place her name with that of Rev. J. the near future. • 'Western Union were also heavy, S. Porter, the churche’s missionary but numerous leaders sold 2 to 4 in Czechoslovakia, on toe front page Robert J. Bulla of 67 Hemlock BUYS “COFFEE P O F JOBLESS, FINDS A PLACE points higher. These included U. S. of the church calendar. street entertained sixty of ms Steel, Allied Chemical, American David Williams reported for the friends at his home last night in Tobacco B, General Electric and U. Christian Endeavor society and told honor of toe devotion of members of Anthony DeLuca, of Maple street, IN UNCLE SAM’S NAVY S. Industrial .Alcohol. Steel was of toe efforts of the young people to the Bible class of toe Nazarene who recently moved back to town brought on forecasts of a large in­ arouse more interest in the meet­ church during the past year of after an absence of several years, crease in the unfilled tonnage state- ings. He lauded toe work of toe which Mr. Bulla is toe leader. Ice has purchased the “Coffee Pot” the Suey Jackmore of 14 Fairfield ment. various comittees and offered their cream and cookies were served fol­ small restaurant between the House street has signed lip for a three Call money renewed at 4% per services to the church whenever lowing toe impromptu entertain­ and Hale and Smith blocks. The year’s enlistment in the United cent. needed, at the same time soliciting ment. ■ papers were signed yesterday. State Navy,j which will begin on The new proprietor said last night Jan. 15, when he reports to . the the attendance and backing of the Vital statistics for December re­ older church members in Endeavor that he intends to discontinue toe Newport 'Training station for duty. PUBLIC RECORDS corded in toe office of toe town clerk coda fountain and would confine his Finding employment conditions Price Reductions Society work. lists 37 births, 5 marriages and 22 slack he decided to make applica­ • Mrs. F. C. Allen gave a report of efforts to serving meals and in . t deaths, November is one of the maintaining a home bakery. The re­ tion for enlistment. Now several- of the work done in the community banner months for toe year for mar- his boy friends, similiarly situated Lease by Ever Ready Circle of King’s moval of the fountain will allow for are now in effect on all winter appard ri&^63 wite 14 listed. Manebesterfs toe installation of a modem pastry in respect to jobs, are thinking, of The Pine Forest Realty Co.,' of Daughters, the members of which deaths for November totaled 15 with following in his footsteps. Suey, an Hartford to Ronald B. Wadsworth are affiliated with both North Main display case. residential property on Olcott Drive, 25 births. Mr. DeLuca has had considerable orphan, received his guardian’s con­ street Protestant churches. E. P. Manchester. ^ Walton reported for the committee experience in this line, having work­ sent to enlist. The meeting of toe Manchester ed as a pastrj- cook for several Annual Report Of Corporations on religious education, who has a u b held to the Cominunity House . New York Stock Exchange isn’t . The nrmnai report of officers and Coats sponsored successfully the past two leading restaurant chains in dif­ directors of the F. W. Cheney Co., summers the church vacation Wednesday eventog came to no ferent parts of the country. The toe only place you ca® pick up definite decision with regard to its store will open next week after heavily watered stock during this was filed today in the office of the school. Mrs. C. J. Strickland called town "clerk. for Sport or Dress W ear) attention to the difficulty in depend­ future activities. Last November, alterations have been completed; holiday season. \ ing on volunteer singers, compelling when the organization was perfect­ many of the choirs to engage pro­ ed it was understood that it was to fessionals. She commended the be the North End Business Men’s work of the organist. Mrs. George Association. ' R. K. ‘ Anderson, vice F. Borst gave a report of the good president of' the Manchester Cham­ Dresses work of the Ladies Aid society dur­ ber of Commerce, had been tovited ing the year. . Miss Mary Palmer to speak for toe Manchester'Cham­ told of the work of the flower com­ ber. The suggestion was made that V for Afternoon, Street and mittee and Arthur Palmer, chair­ they enroll as members of toe Mao- man, gave the report of the nomin­ chester Chamber and Coinnier®e and Party Wear , ating committeee which consisted pay dues,that could be used to help of Rev. F. C. Allen, Miss Elizabeth out in matters did not seem to mee.t Golway and Mrs. E. A. Lettney. ■with the approval of all and as a The slate of officers and commit­ result nothing was acted upon. tees recommended by them was — .4 . unanimously elected and is as fol­ Members of the Young Men’s Com­ io vvs : munity Club listened to a travel Church officers: Clerk, Ralph C. talk given by Archie Kilpatrick of in a Brown; treasurer, George F. Borst; Slip-6ii or Coat Styles business committee, Scott Sjmon, W; The Herald staff at the wtilte house Store-wide W. Robertson, C. R. Burr; deacon last night for four years, Calvin Davison; Group 4 of the High school seniors members at large of standing com­ will begin its sale of home made mittee, Mrs. George Kuhney, Mrs. food at 2 o’clock tomorrow in the W. F. Stiles: committee on religious basement of the J. W. Halo com­ education, E. P. Walton, Mrs. Louise pany’s store. This is the first .m^tiv- Dart, Mrs. W. W Eells; auditors, H. ity of this group to help raise l^da B., Elliott, I. P. Campbell. for toe setoors Washington trij) and iFelts, ^ leils, Metalic Superintendent of church school, they are hoptog for generous Louis 'J. Tuttle: assistant, Theodore at Magnell; superintendent primary de­ patronage. partment, Mrs. F. V. Williams; as­ The siren burglar alarm of the sistant, Miss Faith Fallow; begin­ Home Bank and Trust Co., located ners, Mrs. Hayden Griswold; assist­ above the bank entrance, suddenly ant, Miss Edna Christensen; cradle short circuited, or in some unex­ Drastic Reductions on roll, Mrs. E. P. Walton; home de­ plained manner went askew at 1:45 partment, Mrs. Josephine Wetoerell; :> .. _ secretary, Mrs. Judson Nevers; this afternoon. Half the store force treasurer, Gordon Tuttle; librarian. of Main street ran to the sidewrJk Miss Mary Palmer; pianist. Miss to see what it was all about. Rayon, Silk Crepe ^ d Flannelette. Bertha Lapp. Dilworth-Comell Post, Legion Coats Dresses Superintendent of Go-to-Church /. monthly meeting Mmiday evening at Miss (toarlotte Foster. Music com- mittee, Mrs. C. J. Strickland, Mrs. 8 o’clock at the State Armory. A No cheap merchandise cheaply priced but our regular stock James Shearer, W. J. Taylor, Ralph social hour will follow the business, C. Brown; church missionary com- with Mrs. Olive Chartier as chair­ of quality apparel at I'r'ittee. Mrs. J. M. Williams, Mrs. J. man. (Jards will be played and re-j M. Preston, Miss Emma Hutchin­ freshments served. son; flower committee. Miss Mary Palmer, Miss Florence Shaw. Mrs, Lieutenant Kuehl who will speak Low Sale Prices J. M. Preston, Mrs. John Mc- at the meeting of the SEdvation Menemy,, Miss Nellie Hollister; ush­ Army tomorrow evening has chosen ers, Calvin Davison, Stephen Wil­ for his to^c, “Gtod’s Remedy for liams, David Williams, Franklin Sin.”

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construction. Gradixig and Bur|ac- ty-five years ago this land was trees, Sinum. Yoiir ides is a good ing operations are in progress. Traf­ TREES IN ADDISON owned by William Hanford Howe. one.’ ’ ISSIA’S JEWELS fic can pass. Mr. Howe owned the property north ■^Thank 'y o u , M r. H ow e,’ ’ said Voluntown and No. Stonington of this plot and lived in the house Simon and be was happy to >bave CONDITION OF Pendleton Hill road is under con­ HAVE LONG HISTORY now occupied by George Fyler, a the ppportimity to plant trees that struction. Grading operations and member of toe Addison forest fire would benefit his fellow zban in m O ’S GREATEST — Therefore, thou art Inezoosable, macadamizing are in progress. ’crew . years to come. Those trees hav^ O man, whosoever thou art that Vehicles can pass through although A triangular shaped plot of A word picture of a colored man, thrived, Several being eU: feet high STATE ROADS Jndgest; for wherein thou Jnd$eet rough going and delays will be en- ground, one half acre in size locat­ Simon Hall, making a call on Mr. and 63 inches around the butt.— C. Howeyand tipping bi^ hat. ’'Good S. Strlckiand, in “The Wooden Nut­ another, thou condenmest toys^: coim tered. ed between the south end of Keeney morning, Mr. Howe, I have come to m eg.” for thou tiist Jndgest doest the imi Values Them at $264- Road conditions and detours in Warren-Woodville toad, steam street and Hebron Avenue, in Glas­ tonbury, has a history dating back see you to get your permission ■ to same things.— Romans 2:1. the State of Connecticut made nec­ shovel grading and macadam par­ a hundred years, when a “cider set out a dozen maple trees on your Then there was the lady who essary by highway construction and tially completed. Work suspended brandy still’’ was In operation. ’The triangle.’’ went to the masque baU disguised Wise judges are we of each other! 000,000— Are Kept in a repairs, announced by the Conn. for winter. cellar excavation is there yet. For­ “Go right ahead and set out the as Mother Hubbard’s cupboard. —Richelieu. Read The Heratf: Highway Department as of January W es^rt and. Weston, Lyons eighth. Plains road is under construction. Big Steel Cage. No delay to traffic. Route N o.' 1— Fairfield-Southport Westport, Saugatuck Ave. and Cut-off: Work on approaches only. Franklin Street, road being blasted. No-delays to traffic. X j •?^oscow.— (AP)—For better safe- No delay to traffic. 4 ^ p in g Riissla’s $264,000,000 collec- Route No. 3.—Danbury, Newton road: Steam shovel .gTadlng, short HEibn of crown jewels, probably the delays probable. Recommend that PLANES SEARCH FOB ARABS. jii^est array of gems ever assembled through travel take route through one time, have been placed in Bethel. Jerusalem, Jan. 9.— (AP)— British luge steel cage in the State bank, Route No. U. S. 5 — Meriden- airplanes have been searching over Ja great coffer resembling a steel- North Broad Street is imder con­ northern Galilee during the past few Irred cell in an American prison. struction. Through traffic advised I^he dazzling gems, which date to avoid this road. days for Arab bands that have been / ^ m the time of the "extravagant Berlin-Work on shoulders for a active in that region, but toe i^fetherine the Great to the last Czar, distance of about one-half mile search has- thus far been unsuccess­ :4fi^e placed in plushlined leather north from the Meriden-Berlin town ful. The bands are reported to be ^cj^es on long tables within the line; slight delay to traffic. withdrawing toward the Syrian I“cage,” where they may be viewed Wallingford-Work Y,a,uiu on shotdders Americans and other foreign vis-1 quarter mile south frontier. itors. Yalesville culvert; slight delay to The Arabs have been stealing cat­ ‘^Upon presentation of proper cre- traffic. tle and making small raids in the ■^ntials visitors are sidmitted to Route No. 134—Cornwall Project, region. |e great steel cage to see this won- Major Saunders, vice-commander rful Arabian nights display of bridge is under construction .on new location. No detours. of the Palestine police, has left for imonds, rubies, pearls and emer- England to mobilize 200 more Brit­ is, much the same as they would Route No. 152—New Preston- ish policemen for Palestine. lay, except it be the body of Warren Center Road, grading and .^adimir Llyitch Lenin, which lies macadam partially completed. Work iji state in a wooden tomb in Red suspended for the Winter. i^uare, attracts the attention and Route No. 168—Jonathan Trum­ ^cites the curiosity of visitors bull road is under construction from ■duite so much as the crown jewels. Route No. 3 to the end of the im­ Hard to Get Permit proved road north of Columbia sr^It is by no means easy to secure Green and from the end of the im­ i permit to see this gorgeous as- proved road south of Columbia iblage, in the collection of which Green to the end of the improved Sale Starts Tomorrow Emperor and Empresses o# ^oad at Lebanon. Travelers are issia of centuries past ransacked warned Jo use extreme care in pass­ On Account of Other Business Interests We Decided to Close Up Our Hartford Store. diamond marts of two hemi- ing through. Jheres and spent staggering for- Route No. 188—Flanders Village- nes. Special guards within the Chesterfield road is imder construc­ Bel-barred jewel-cage keep a vigil- tion. Grading is being done and eye on the precious treasure, .culverts are being installed. Traf­ lich forms a part of the Govem- fic will find it difficult to get through OUR ent’s gold reserve for the issue of vv^ork Der money. No Route Numbers — Ashford: Tomorrow Morning We Start The Greatest ^ v llie principal gem in the great Two bridges are being constructed J^Uection is the magnificent crown on the Warrenville-Westford road. Dm by Catherine the Great at her A temporary bridge is in use. Traf­ JANUARY jlronation in 1762, which is valued fic can pass. ' the Soviet government at $24,- Brooklyn and Pomfret: An im­ 10,000. Eager to see how it feels provement is being made on the wear a royal crown, many Brooklsm-Pomfret road and on the Sale Hartford Has Ever Known! lerican visitors to the State bank Pomfret-Killingly road. Traffic can SALE led to put this crown on their pass with care. |ads, but were prevented by Soviet Canton Center-Collinsville road is lards. imder construction. The Orloff Diamond East Hampton-Leesville road is I Other Americans have been at- open to traffic, work on shoulders. NOW Every Suit-Overcoat-Topcoat in the Store Will Be Sold icted by the huge Orloff diamond, Franklin: A section of the Baltic-. lich is as big as a bisected egg, North Franklin road is now under ^d weighs 196 carats. This superb construction.’ Surfacing is being one was presented by Count Or- laid. It is possible for traffic to get one of Catherine the Great’s through. /ers, as a birthday rememberance Griswold-Preston City road Is We Are Positively Going Out o f Business in Hartford his sovereign. under construction. Open to traffic. \ ^^;®ver since the 1917 revolution the Hartland-West Hartlaiid road is \ Sviet government has been trying under construction. No alternate dispose of the crown jewels for route. sh, or to convert them into trac- Morris, East Morris-’Thomaston PROGRESS rs, locomotives or other pressing- road is finished. jj^needed articles. As the govem- Morris, Lakeside - Washington Entire Stock At These Remarkable Low Prices! Bnt, however, has placed a high road is finished. itiquarian valuation on the gems, Putnam, Putnam Heights road is few foreigners have offered to under construction. Open to traffic. j^ y any of them. Roxybury, Roxybury Falls road, ^American jewelers and diamond steam shovel grading partially com­ ittperts who have examined the jew- pleted. Work suspended for winter. declare the Soviet government Stamford - High RSdge Road never succeed in selling the (north Stamford Avenue) concrete $22.50 Suits $ 2 7 .5 0 ■treasure on a basis of historic or construction under way. No delay itiquarian valuation. They insist to traffic. ?pfe fact the gems once belonged to Sterling-Ekonk Hill road is under ^ e russian family who were mur- ^red, and, therefore have historic Overcoats— T opcoats Overcoats— Topcoats interests, only militates against This new llieir value, and that the only equit- scientlfi o ■ ^ e valuation is one bsised upon the discovery] A t A t ACIDINE grlves In­ ;slieer weight of the jewels in carats, FOR stant relief. ^ d appraised at current market Sold by all] 849 Main Street 'j^ c e s . INDIGESTION druggists. South Manchester 1 $ 14.75 $ 17.75 The Hartford’s Very Newest STAMP ACT PASSED. NITE CLUB ' On Jan. 10, 1765, the British Par­ liament passed toe much-hated ^tamp Act. Assures you of the best in Music, Entertain­ • The act, signed by George III, provided “for granting and supply- ment and Food. $37.50 FAMOUS mg certain stamp duties, and other puties, in toe British colonies and lantations in America, toward fur- BUDDY SERGE SUITS— ler defraying the expense of de- Every Wednesday, Friday tending, protecting and securing $9175 g OVERCOATS—TOPCOATS— the same.’’ ! The Stamp Act prescribed (1) ^hat stamp paper be used for legal And Saturday Nights t u x e d o s a l l a t and official documents, diplomas and certificates; (2) that stamps be 126 WELLS ST., HARTFORD placed on playing cards, dice, pam­ phlets, calendars, almanacs and 4ther articles; and (3) that jury Every Garment in the Store includ ed in this Going-Out-of-BusiheM Sale trial be denied offenders at toe dis­ Behind the Bars cretion of authorized presecuting —A Great Opportunity to buy fine pure wool clothes atfeal bargains! Officers. You will find something different, unique, • When news of its passage reached something that Hartford has never seen! Music America there arose an immediate Cry against “taxation without rep- by the JAILBIRDS. ^sentation.” Many stamp agents were mobbed and the stamps des- ^ yed so that the act had been vir- M en’s Odd Trousers Sh^pskin Lined toally nullified before it was put in- ^ effect.

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Mexico City, Jan. 9.— (AP.)—A { roup of American, Canadian tmd $2.95 and $3.95 COATS $8.95 ] Inglish bankers arrived here today A an inspection trip, during which Form erly $4, $5 and $6.50 W orth $12 they will study economic and bank- i*g conditions in Mexico. ' The party, which expects to stay a fortnight, included Frederick Ful­ ton and Ramsay Wilbert Ward of CREAM STORE CLOSED FRIDAY, PREPARING FOR THIS GREAT SALE—SALE STARTS SATURDAY M()RNING the National City Bank < of New '^ork; John Morrow of Canada, J Dseph Robert Devaux and Douglas SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK I ielly of Great Britain and Jose f arriz of Cuba. NUT BUTTERSCOTCH ICE CREAM SHAW AS ASSISTANT AND VANILLA ICE CREAM Open Washington, Jan. 8— (AP)— Gar- Also Bulk Ice Cream and Fancy Shapes. ''i d aer H. Shaw, of Boston, chief of Sal t le State Department Division of For sale by the following local dealers: Satuday I ear Eastern affairs, is to act as s i assistant secretary of state In Farr Brothers Packard’s Pharmacy Evening t IS absence of William R. Castle, 981 Main Street At the Center J who has been made ^>ecial am- b i^d o r to Japan for the duration Duffy and Robinson Edward J. Murphy PARK CLOTHES J o the London naval conference. 111 Colter Street Depot Sq^iare 82 ASYLUM STREET Depeadable service on furnace aid fuel oil may be secured by dial- CROSBY’S PHARMACY, BLUEFIELDS ti I 6145, The Manchester Lumber OK— A d v t, a00000t30008W008K » 6^ ^

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three months, have lost 20 pounds, CAN’T STOP THIS HEN I HARTFORD! feel fine and can sleep soundly. My liver was sluggish but this condi­ New Lexington, O.—Q. H. Star- REAL SAILOR KING NCE. tion has gfreatly improved. Can you ner prevented his Rhode Island hen MENUS 1 tell me the cause of a roaring in from hatching her last nestful of HEMUiPTS UPON the ears, like the sound of hissing eggs by removing them from the WILL OPEN PARLEY For Good Health steam? It does not trouble me es­ nest. But the next thing Sten^er A T 1 M L pecially, but would be glad to be saw of the hen she pranced back rid of it.” with four fluffy chicks behind her. kNCE SALE Answer:— The roaring in the ears Evidently the old lady hen had an­ Britain’s Rnier Has Paced A Week’s Supply comes either from catarrh of the other batch of eggs to hatch, or Kecummepded iiy inner ear, or from high blood pres­ hatched some other hen’s batch. sure. Have your doctor take your Decks of Own Command Dr. Frank B. McCoy blood pressure and in this way es­ ROADS IMPROVING . tablish the cauqe of the trouble. SALE You can follow the proper dietetic In His Days. | McCoy’s menus suggested for treatment to cure either of the con­ During the fiscal year 1929, more than 7400 miles of federeil-aid high ____ I the week beginning Sxmday, Jan- ditions mentioned. — of— London— (AP)—Fate has called j uary 12th:— ways were improved in the United George V. Great Britain’s “Sailor ' SUNDAY j Queen Elizabeth was one of the States and Hawaii, according to the King" to open the five power arms ^ Breakfast—Eggs poached in milk, | first women to smoke. U. S. Department of Agriculture. conference which will compose a served on Melba toast. Baked apple, j new refrain about naval parity for Lunch—Stewed corn (canned) as-' METAL that stirring old hymn “Rule Brit-, paragus—Shredded lettuce. | annia, Britannia Rules the Waves.’ Dinner—Baked chicken whole- j King George’s part as presiding ^ wheat dressing, buttered beets,; official at the first plenary session | spinach, celery —Apricot whip. | Marion Tialley, Your Choice of Any Size in of the delegates in the royal gal-1 MONDAY i retired grand opera p r i m a lery of the House of ^^ds wll be Breakfast—Cottage cheese and' donna, was too formal execution of his duties as pineapple. — ■On Enamel Finish monarch. He will read an address ^ Lunch—Com muffins, string! busy practicing Brown Baked singing,-when a prepared and beans— Cauliflower salad. • little girl, to itORANTS isters, but a Sailor King calling ^ Dinner—Broiled steak with mush- attend parties envoys of great world powers , rooms—Baked eggplant. Salad of | Yoa will find the same things, at the same prices the purpose of reducing armaments i j-aw cabbage—Pear sauce, i or have “boy every day. No ''sales’* with doubtful values, but 1 appeals to the imagination. ■ t t if s d a Y i friends.” At 22, she never has dependable values every day. ' n I B r e a «.s tS r e.,s-Me.ba I had a sweet­ 1 Search probacy who,.-j heart and lives on a Kansas Inexpensive! For School or Play, »1U°Mcorapany the chief delegates : wheat bread and butter, shredded j farm. to London, tor from youth ^ ,,, | Suiting topped with a spoonful of cottage his elder brother, the Duke of C la-; with cream, cheese over which is generously Knickers rence, and turned his own career to WEDNESDAY sprinkled chopped pecans or al­ hieher and heavier responsibilities , Breakfast—Small dish of whole- monds. of government. wheat mush, crisp bacon, Melba QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS * 1 . 5 9 IsR ealSaU or toast, stewed raisins. /Exercises Stimulate) The naval titles of King George Lunch—Oranges as desired Glass; Q^gg^on:—Mrs. W. D. asks:— Mothers! Here’s a value. Well tai- Uored full cut knickers of smart look­ are not merely honorary attribute, of milk. ..ahhif ctrino-' “Will you tell me the cause of nerv- of royal power. Before his illness, Dinner—Broiled rabbit, string ; directly after doing various ing winter suitings. A variety of colors SALE STARTS AT 9 A. M. last year he had the rugged look beans, carrots-Salad of raw spin-j g^gj.gjggg retiring at night? ,in sizes 7-16. Df an old seadog. In his time he ^ ach, small dish of Junket. , nervousness lasts about ten has paced the decks of his own, THURSDAY minutes. Is it some nervous AND ENDS AT 9 P. M. ji command, faced all the dangers or : Breakfast—French omelet | trouble?” tempest and tide, maneuvered ''’ith ^gp^g^ toast— Stewed figs. Answer:—It is best to take your Shirts the fleet and brought his ship sate- Lunch—Baked sweet potatoes, exercises early - in■ the evening------at-- 12 FULL SHOPPING HOURS ly to port. , cooked celery— Salad of shredded least an hour before going to bed, S 9 * In his twelfth year the present ^^^^gg or, better yet, do them before din­ These Beds Are Built With 2-Inch Contuiu- king and his elder brother became Dinner—Vegetable soup—Roast ner. The exercises if taken just be­ naval cadets on the “ Britannia at baked grated turnips and Percale shirts in collar attached well fore going to bed will stimulate you made styles. Many patterns, fast color nus Posts and Substantial FiUerst Spithead. and step by step he rose ; j^g^^g gai^d of raw cabbage—Prune so much that you will probably stay on his merits as an officer during i awake for an hour or so. They do fine percale. Sizes 12’/2 to I^'/z- fourteen years service in all parts , FRIDAY not really make you nervous, but of the world. Breakfast—Poached egg, crisp simply increase your strength and Blouses 5 9 c THE PRICE OP THESE After five years together the two browned through, with small endurance to such an extent you brothers were separated, the elder I of maple syrup and butter feel much stronger, and it is dif- Sizes 7 to 13. to prepare enr for kingship.i^’inp^shio. Prince __Aonlesauce. ■ i ficult to relax. George became a sub-lieutenant. BEDS WILL POSrnVELY Lunch—Buttermilk (1 pint) with (Eczema and Carbohydrates) Goes Through College 10 or 12 dates. | Rayon Upon his return to England he Question:—Mrs. L. W. H. writes: Wearite* GO BACK TO $12.75 Dinner—Jellied tomato consomme “My husband is troubled with ec­ passed through the Royal Naval ^ fiiet of sole spinach, aspar- Bloomers zema. He always eats oatmeal for Rayon Hose College at Greenwich and the gun-; sliced tomatoes on letthce— nery torpedo schools, corresponding . dessert, his breakfast, and I have heard that AFTER 9 P. M. SATURDAY to training at Annapolis Naval Ac- ^ SATURDAY it is bad for eczema. Should he stop 3 9 « r eating oatmeal?” ademy. In 1885 he was promoted Breakfast—Toasted shredded bis- Fine gauge rayon in dainty pas­ Answer:—^Those troubled with ec­ Practical for winter wear, warm­ lieutenant and served on H. M. S. cream (no sugar). er than silk, really good looking, tel shades. Warm bloomers that “Thunderer,” “Dreadnought” and, Lunch—Buttered brussels sprouts zema should avoid- all starches and wear well at about half the “Alexandria” in the Mediterranean __*cabbage and pineapple salad. sugars until the tendency to such and only half the price. All Sizes * Registered Trademark. price you usually pay. squadron. ^ Dinner—Roast mutton, mashed skin eruptions is entirely overcome. In 1889 he w'as put in command ^ ggyash, cooked lettuce, string bean Oatmeal is undoubtedly more irri­ 3’ 3” 3*6” tating to this class of disorder than r of the gunboat “Thrush” for serv- —Grapefruit whip, ice in the North American and West I *cabbage and pineapple salad: are the other starches. Ruffled Colorful uni 4>0” 4’ 6” Indian station. Two years later saw ; parts of finely chopped Curtains Cretonne W II u«‘h> I III another promotion, to ^commander, i cabbage add one part of (Noise in Ears) He commissionered H. M. S. “Mel- ' shredded pineapple. Mix together Question:—Mrs. G. writes: “ I 1 9 c yd. Remember ampus,” the commander of which with a fork smd serve an lettuce have been following your diet for 6 9 ^ pr. he relinquished on the death of his Many effective patterns in gayly HERRUFS brother. Duties as eventual heir to Fine scrim tie back curtains for every room, so dainty and well colored cretonnes for drapes, the British crown precluded con­ couch covers, smocks, pillows, Comer Main t tinuous life at sea. made you can't believe the low In subsequent years he has been price. etc. and Morgan promoted captain, rear admiral and vice admiral because of his royal Streets, position, but the lower ranks he earned on his merit as a sailor and Men’s Sturdy W ork Pants HARTFORD naval officer. Alone among mon- 'Warm pants o f moleskin or heavy whipcord that archs and presidents. King George will stand lots of hard wear and are good looking too. is a trained service man. From the sidelines of the conference, his pal­ Full cut firmly stitched. A big value. - ^ — ace of Buckingham, he will watch Sizes 30-36. * 1 . 5 9 the proceedings of the naval nego­ tiations in London with full knowl- j edge and understanding of what is j happening. i HERRUFS STARTS TOMORROW AT 9 A. M. i\irr.GRAisrrcai Tomorrow we start the sensational sale of the year. The At the Corner of Main and Morgan Streets sale you have waited and waited for as, “NOT ONE GAR­ 813 Main Street. MENT WILL BE CARRIED OVER TO NEXT SEASON!” .UOWlONS I HARTFORD] PRICES CUT 1-3 TO 1-2

To the Hundreds of Women “There has been a lot of politi- j cal flubdub that a soldier should not Who Know Their Quality hold office. Can you point to any other public office holder who gives and Smartness— We his life so willingly as the soldier?” ! C o a t s —^Major General Smedley Butler. Liberal Credit Announce a Semi-Annual Inventory Sale Your “The only way for a rich man to be healthy is, by exercise and )Own Special Purchase of abstinence, to live as if he were Terms poor.” Now In Progress — Sir W. Temple. IW') Wiltshire “If there's aything I abhor it’s ' - fairy stories about children accomp­ J lishing wonders by eating cereals , Hand Tailored The W. G. Simmons Corp. and spinach.” j —Professor Annie Moore, of Colum- j 48-58 PRATT STREET, HARTFORD bia Teachers’ College. j , T opcoats Women’s Ties and Women’s Ties and AT ZIMMERMAN’S; Women’s Ties and Pumps Pumps Pumps ■ I! SPRUCE STREET BARBERj S / M e i : To Sell at HAIRCUTTING ...... 35c j 3 $9,85 $6.85 $4,85 SHAVING ...... 13c I ______J Reduced from S12.00 Reduced from $9.50 CHTLDKEN’S H.AIRCUTS .. . loc Reduced from $14.00 It Pays to Walk a Ways Brown and Black Suede,'Black Kid, Patent Calf, Brown Kid, Brown Lizard, Blue $42.50 Kid and lizard. « 4

^ W M i l M M S ^ Smart fashion is of great importance, Selby’s Arch Preserver Pumps and Ties Discontinued Lines, Sizes Broken in each Wiltshire coat—yet Wiltshires (S o m a t i c ^ MEATnH© have more than style to offer. They Prices $6.45, $9.45 and $10.45 have durability (100% pure wool is and Ice-O-Matic NO MONEY used in each coat); they have warmth; MEN’S DEPARTMENT SALES and SERVICE O’COATS they have the finest of wormanship. DOWN Men’s Oxfords Day Phone...... 5876 Reduced to Fabrics are best quality mixtures, in Men’s Oxfords Men’s Oxfords Night Phone .•.3662 $17.50 soft grays and bluish grays, tans, $7.85 $6.85 $4.85 JOHNSON & LITTLE browns and Oxford. Every coat is rich­ Reduced from $10 to $12 Reduced from $9 to $10 Reduced from $9.00 Plumbing and Heating Contractors. SUITS $18.75 ly furred— Canadian wolf, fox, raccoon. Black Calf, Tan Calf, Black and Tan Grain IS Chestnut St., South Manchester Early in the season, duplicates of these coats sold at $79.50! Misses’, Children’s, Growing Girls’ HOSIERY SALE and Infants’ Bring Your Women’s and misses’ sizes. Women’s fancy sport hosiery, value to Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords, at $3.00, now ...... $1.00 FOOT TROUBLES Coat Shop— Second Floor—New Store Women’s and girls’ sports socks for skating, etc., $1.85, $3.85, to a ILBRO values to $1.25, n ow ...... 06c Women’s silk and wool hosiery, values to $2.50, SPECIALIST CLOTHING COMPANY sale price ...... $1.79 $5.85, $7.85 Broken lines , of standard merchandise Women’s silk hosiery, values to $1.85, <■ '■ Sage-Allen & Co. offered at above money-saving prices. DELMAR D. AUSTIN sale price ...... $1.15 Foot Correction Specialist INC. ALL SALES FINAL. N O EXCHANGES PLEASE. 174 Main St., So. Manchester 801 Main Street, South Manchester HARTFORD TEL. 2-7171 Consultation Free SNext Door to The Home Bank St Trust Co. Evenings 7 to 9 p. m.

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I drys but a great many of the wets convicts are eventually returned to Aanrl;»stn to learn how numerous it Is. Drink­ their prisons. This comes about, ing wets may be accused of oppos­ however, In the great majority of ■ t EtrpttittQ Heralb ing prohibition through the urge of cases, through their being appre­ their own appetites, and however hended in the commission of some PUBLISHED BY THE H E R A L D PRINTING COMPANY, INC. untrue the charge may be it is dif­ new crime and being identified by 13 Blssell Street ficult for them to effectually dis­ the police through the Inter-depart­ emi nnual ale avings South Manchester. Conn. S -A S S THOMAS FERGUSON prove it. But the non-drinker who ment system of descriptions. General Man.nger opposes prohibition on principle If Roland Lalone and his two Founded October 1. ISSl and because he is convinced that it companions are not all back be­ Published Every Evenlnp Except is a mistake is in an unassailable hind the bars of Wethersfield with­ Sundays and Holidays. Entered at the in a year or two it will be surpris­ Post Office at South .Manchester, position. We are convinced that Conn., as Second Class Mall Matter. there are enough of such persons ing. Meantime if there is anyone to SUBSCRIPTION HATES blame for their not being there now Cretonnes One Year, by mail ...... in America to make a procession Wilton Rugs Per Month, by rpall ...... nn greater than all the armies that it is hardly the police. Delivered, one vea: ...... S3.00 Single cpples ...... ^ ever passed in review on the face T.TKTC BRYAN? Sale-Priced .MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED of the earth. Sale-Priced PRESS There Is some justification in re­ The As.socl.ited Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for re"ut>llca,tion j TH.\T MONOXIDE KIIXEB cent events for wondering whether Very meagre is tie announce- Senator Borah doesn’t fall into the paper and also the local news pul)- j^ient that a professor of Johns classification of those men who, j llshed hc^eim republication of j Hopkins University has discovered possessing unquestioned talents j special dispatches herein are also le-! ^ means of eliminating the carbon much in excess of the endowment r € tj. ' ------— ;—:------|jpr.~ I monoxide liberated by automobile of the average person and display­ SEMTr.^Tn'^'Ef ^ 'ifa V n M ^ iVcT.isser, j engines which has occasioned num- ing in later youth or early middle Inc.. t’.s.i .M.idison Ave.. New York. N- bgrless deaths when confined in age many of the qualities of great­ Y.. and fil2 North Michigan Ave.. ness, nevertheless peter out at a Chicago. Ills. garages and nobody knows how time of life when by all the tradi­ Full service client rf N E .A Service. much injury to health when mixed Inc. with the air of congested areas. tions of the race they should be .Member. .Audit Bureau of L-i.cula- still growing in mental and moral tlons. This announcement was made sev­ eral days ago and we have been 1 stature and in influence, The Herald Printing Company. Inc., assumes no financial responsibility waiting for amplification of the in- j phenomenon is by no means for typographical errors appearing in advertisements in (he JIanclicster formation to become public. Rather j enough to approach the unique. Evening Herald. surprisingly the matter seems to Its most conspicuous example in Full bolts and small piecea have stirred up no great amount of FRIDAY, JAN. 10, 1930 this country was, perhaps, the late included in chintz, toile and ' 9x12 feet size, fringed, in interest. William Jennings Bryan, who at modem patterns, some form­ all-over Oriental designs in THE NAV.\L PARLEY The catalytic agent which Pro­ thirty-six was almost a superman erly priced as high as $1.75, , As the American delegation to fessor Frazer has discovered will, and at fifty-six was little more than tones of blue and rose on gray the London conference on nav-al he asserts, not only break down the a doddering shadow of his former > backgrounds. Regular $75.00 arms limitation is steaming east­ poisonous carbon monoxide but self. i ward across the Atlantic there is, neutralize all offensive odors and Borah's silly petulance in blam- j for living rooms on the part of the people of the consume exhaust smoke. If the ing the personnel of the enforce­ country, serene confidence that the claims made for the catalyst are ment services “from top to bot­ The sketch above shows what can be done when furnishing the liv­ London gathering will not be fruit­ warranted by the facts—and it is tom” for tlie failure of prohibition ing room with unmatched pieces. These pieces do not belong to a suite less. And this in the face of the not customary for Johns Hopkins was altogether unworthy of a real but the coverings harmonize pleasingly. You may purchase them sep­ fact that the delegation goes to the professors to talk at random for thinker. And now his demand that arately as follows: Sofa $98, Club chair $89.75, . ^ conference unthout a definite pro­ publication—and if the cost of ap­ the military government of Haiti wing chair $42. $ 1 7 9 ‘7 5 gram—because of that fact, in plication is not excessive, this be abolished without waiting for a Regular $217.00 for the 3 p ieces...... ^ ^ truth. would seem to be one of the most report from a special commission Heretofore, in all such gather- importar.* -developments in connec­ asked for by President Hoover is tags, the nation has expected, be­ tion with the automobile in a long the cheapest kind of cracker-box cause it has been led to expect, that time. statesmanship. Inlaid Another pleasing ensemble can be arranged with two pieces that are the American delegation would Since the subject is one that It really looks as though the big similar in design and with the same covering. . . a light, graceful Tuxedo-i icither outsmart the other con- naturally lends itself to wide dis­ man of Idaho were slipping. type sofa and a pillow-back wing chair of new design. d' 1 A •ferees or bust up the show, so to Coxwells cussion and inquiry, and since it Linoleum Both pieces, although slightly different in design have J 1 U ( J :speak; it has been, first of all, an.x- has scarcely been mentioned after cabriole feet and a smart tapette covering. Reg. $249.00' . . . A new chair fitted with a 'lous that the Yankee traders should DRAWING A CROWD Small tile, flagstone and the first brief statement, one won­ soft, luxurious down-filled not let the other fellow put any­ It may possibly be that the riot­ marble patterns suitable for ders whether it has not been delib­ seat cushion! Upholstered thing over on them. Behind the ing of more than four thousand per­ sunjKirches, halls, kitchens erately squelched as a subject of in the popular brown denim delegations of every nation, here­ sons because they could not get in­ and baths. Reg.'$2.10. discussion—perhaps until the big tofore, has been the same senti­ to a New York lecture on the Ein­ boys of the many automotive ment. Every arms conference has stein theory indicates an avid thirst ramifications have bottled up, if 'been a contest of Mits, with a for scientific knowledge on the part $1.98 sq. yd. for bedrooms- not the rights to the discovery, shrewd desire for military advan­ of a surprisingly large number of then possibly the sources of ingre­ tage of some sort the real animat- persons in the metropolis; but it is Three piece gn^oups including full size bed, dresser and dressing table In Oriental dient supply. our guess that at least seven out •Jng impulse of every set of con­ brown oak stenciled. 5C\T-50 ferees. of ten of the gate-crashers had the Reg. 570.50 ...... In other words, previous disarm­ EDUCATION general impression that Mr. Ein- ament conferences have not been An address made by Dr. Thomas formula has to do wdth mak held in complete good faith. They H. Briggs, head of the secondary grow where 5 per Three piece maple ensemble, suitable for education department of Teachers before. small guest room or child’s room. One jiever could be held in complete twin bed. dresser and chest of $'70.20 College, Columbia University, de­ good faith so long as each confer­ drawers. Reg. 5S6.00 ...... ring nation held a blue print of livered at Harvard yesterday, is re­ naval advantage on its knee under ported in a special dispatch to the the table and secretly consulted it New York Herald Tribune, part of Four piece suite consisting of lull size which we quote: bed, dresser, vanity dresser and cheat of at every stage of the proceedings. Health and Diet drawen in matched walnut plywood and So ruthlessly has public money That is why President HoovrY gixnwood. 51 Q,*r been spent on schools in the last de­ Layer Felt made this parley, so far as Ameri­ cade that state and district attor­ Advice Reg. 5228.00 ...... * ca is concerned, a job for states­ neys in almost any American com­ The outstanding bedding Link Springs men and kept the scheming naval munity could present indictments 15y DK. FRANK McCOV value of the Semi-Annual Four piece Berkey & Gay Grand Rapids-' strategists off the delegation. That for malfeasance in office and mis­ Serviceable link springs in appropriation of public funds Sale. 50 lb. layer felt; roll Four piece fancy walnut and gaim- made group in walnut and gumwood with is why the United States, at least, enamel finish with steel strap against educational authorities, D r., edges, striped ticking wood group: Bed, dresser, chest and bed, dresser, chest and French 59/1^ is going into this conference with­ Briggs said. The investment that, THE TREATMENT FOR Hollywood dresser. 51 OQ vanity. Reg. 5288.00 ...... supports. Buy yours now for out a program and in a calm faith the American people have put into VARICOSE VEINS AND ULCERS Beg. 5169.00 ...... your summer home. Reg. that naval arms limitation can be education has “failed to produce ------$6.50 even reasonable dividends,” he con- | Varicose veins occur more often $ 10.95 achieved if it be regarded as a tinned, and “in this failure, edu- after middle life and more often to matter of principle and not as a cators have squandered the public ! women than to men. The veins of matter of technique—and in no investment and weakened society.” I the lower leg are more often affect- other way. “The social prestige resulting j ed, becoming enlarged, numb, or from the passing of courses that' painful, and of a purplish-blue We believe, and we believe the contain no vital interest and later j in color, so that it is easy to see for dining rooms- great majority of Americans be­ manifest no material influence on | them wending their tortuous way lieve, that the London parley will action or . on character is m ischiev-; just beneath the skin. In the begin- Eight piece Berkey & Gay Grand Raplds- not fail; that it will prove of incal­ ous and deceiving,” Dr. Briggs said. | ning, there is a sense of weight made suite. Walnut and gumwood. Tahle,- “It w'astes annually millions of dol- j without pain, due to the weight of buffbt and set of 6 chairs. $1 QC culable benefit not only to the lars of public .money and precious the blood which the valves in the Reg, 5251.00 ...... United States but to all humanity. time, and it deludes youth into a veins are not holding back properly. Because, for the first time, it is en­ false sense of possession, which the People who stand at their work tered upon in complete honesty. world assuredly, if gradually, cor­ are most often victims of this dis­ Nine Piece Feder^ type suite of walnut rects.” ease. It is interesting that man is and gumwood including table, buffet, china, “There has been no “respectable” about the only animal who suffers and set of 6 chairs. 51 QQ THE “ WET” P.ARADES achievement in public education, ac­ from this trouble, probably because Beg. 5249.00 ...... We do not believe that any thirty cording to Dr. Briggs. A 70 per since he stands upright, there is a million Americans will parade next cent average in mathematics is not great pressure of blood upon the "respectable for schools” and m veins of the legs. spring in a nation-wide demonstra­ business it would “ soon lead to Nine Piece Jacobean English suite Includ­ Varicose veins, unless carefully ing table, buffet, china, and set of 6 chairs. tion against prohibition, in spite of bankruptcy or to the penitentiary.” treated, tend to become worse as Finely designed and made. statements to that effect made by Students of French in high schools the vein becomes widened and its are not able to translate simple sen­ Reg. 5285.00 ...... Poster Beds enthusiasts who are preparing to valves stretched, allowing the blood Maple Desks tences, and Latin, educators to the to throw extra weight upon the organize a spectacular expression contrary, interferes with English next valve below. Ulcers may also As sketched excepting with Similar to the sketch above^ of wet sentiment. We do not be­ expression more than it contributes form if the disease exists for a long fine brass drawer pulls. Fancy Nine Piece Queen Anne group comprising with mahogany plywood scroll to it, since students “generally' time. table, buffet, set of 6 chairs and china cab­ lieve that three millions will pa­ maple veneered front, sizes Ten piece Early English group: headboard and gumwood posts rade. It is the exceptional Ameri­ merely learn to decipher rather The usual causes of varicose inet. Walnut and gumwood, ^ 9 fi0 Table, buffet, china, server, and set and rails Regular $22.50 than to read Latin.” veins are prolapsed abdominal or­ and top. Reg. $75.00 Reg. $305.00 ...... can, as a matter of fact, who is not It is indictments like this to of six chairs. 1 Q gans, pressure of feces, or tight Reg. $155.00 ...... fundamentally opposed to partici­ which the educational wasters will garments such as garter” or belts. pating in any sort of political have to make convincing answer Many patients suffering from this $14?5 demonstration outside the polling before long or yield their control disorder are advised to have the veins surgically removed or render­ booth. And we doubt whether many over the public purse. ed fibrous by the Injection treat­ men and women, relatively speak­ ment, or the patient may be advised ing, would be willing to challenfie DON’T BLAME THE COPS to wear a rubber stocking. I believe WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc. i that a more satisfactory cure de­ the social reprisals sure to be in­ Any disposition to jeer at the po­ pends upon a general health-build­ flicted on them by fanatic drys if lice of Connecticut or the other ing regime to improve the blood so 55 YEARS AT SOUTH MANCHESTER they took part in any such demon­ New England states for failure to that the veins will have a proper stration as the one envisioned oy recapture the three convicts who nourishment for developing strong the militant wets. walls. It is also necessary to cor­ recently escaped from the State rect any prolapsus or a tumor of However, it is probable enough Prison at Wethersfield seems to us the abdominal organs which may be that if the proposed show of senti­ to be ill considered. pressing on. the veins. Local treat­ ment be properly organized it may The difficulties in catching ments should also be gplven If one wishes to reduce the enlarged veins be made rather impressive. And we either escaped convicts or fleeing to a normal size. Certain kinds of have in mind one way in which it criminals of any sort has been electrical apparatus which can only could be made especially so. enormously complicated in recent be used by a physician are extreme­ in this manner will be of any value DIES AT BEN6SIDB ly valuable for this. You can bene­ against the swolleb vein while the one or two applications of this will your opinion of taking cod-liver oil If the Society Against the Eigh- years. Since the development of the to you. fit yourself, however, by. taking cer­ leg is in the air so the blood has an cause a healing of the ulcer. for a grown person who is about ttenth Amendment or whatever automobile there is probably a , Boston. Jan. 10.—(AP)—Stricken tain exercises for improving the cii*- opportunity to drain out of the vein. twenty pounds imder weight, not group is undertaking the promotion hundred times as much inter-com­ (DUnples) with a heart attack while watching culation. A good exercise is taken QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS sickly, but not strong either, and of the display will go to w'ork now munity movement of population as while lying on the back on a slant­ After three or four months of this Question:—Henry writes: "I am wrestling at the Boston Arena last ing board with the feet elevated, as treatment, the vein will usually be­ with little endurance? I eat mod- a youth of eighteen. Can you tell night. Dr. Edwin C. Hixon, 60, of 9£d effect, during the remainder of there was thirty or forty years ago, (Red in Eyes) in this position the abdominal or­ come strengthened and contracted erately'of good wholesome foods and me how to get rid of a dimple-that Brookline, died within a few-min­ tte winter, the organization of all and the extent of it is increasing all Question:—Miss M. M. S. asks: utes. Relatives said later :he had gans are pulled away from the low­ by this ice treatment. During the fruits in proper combinations and is growing in my skin? Would an the bona fide total abstainers from the time. Every road, every little er pelvis and this relieves the con­ “What causes red streaks in one’s operation be necessary, and to what stayed away from sporting events cold weather a substitute for the try to livte in accordsmee w ith all adcoholic beverages who are utter­ hamlet, experiences the presence of gestion on the lower extremities. eyeballs and what can be done, if expense? What caused It to grow?" the past year to avoid exelteinent. ice can be had by sitting in the anything, to make them clear the rules of hygiene, but cannot He was a graduate of Harvard col­ ly opposed to federal prohibition, any number of strangers nowadays, Gentle massage while the legs are seem to gain in weight and vitality." Answer: A dimple is a perfectly- elevated is also beneficial. The bathtub and elevating the leg and a g a in ?” lege and Harvard Medical School. ^ d if it can Induce one out of and nobody notices them. On every natural formation with some people strokes should be made from the ex- allowing the cold water to nm over Answer:—A common cause of red Answer:—l nave never had any and generally considered a mark of His widow survii^ three of these persons to parade in hand are parked automobiles wait­ tremeties toward the heart. After the part where the enlarged veins streaks in the eyeballs is from eye remarkable success in giving pa­ beauty. It might be possible to get iltats, they will be presenting an ing for somebody to come along the veins have been treated In this are located. The ice treatment, strain caused from reading too tients cod-liver oil. If you are rid of it by surgery, but if you con­ however, produces the best results. much or staying up too late nights 12 KlUJgD IN WEEK argument that may have a real in­ and drive them away. A police manner, you can benefit yourself by twenty pounds xmder weight it Is sult your ^rl friends lam sure they application of 'a lump of ice to the When varicose ulcers have devel­ in the bright lights. There are because you do not assimilate your fluence oil the outcome of the search for a wanted individual is will convince you that you should enlarged veins. This should be done oped, there is at first only, a dis­ other causes from various toxemias food well enough. A better sblec- keep whatever dlnoples you have. New Delhi, India, Jan. ri(^-(AP) struggle. a good deal like trying to identify several times daily. The ice may charge of serum, but in advanced due to constipation and sluggishness tion of food combinations will help —Twelve persons were killed end • If this particular element in the one particular pond shiner among be held against the vein with a cases blood and pus are also exuded. of the eliminative organs. as well> nnd also an increased fourteen Infared when the -Peehawar population would show its colors it a moving school of hundreds. towel so that your hand will not be­ The best treatment for varicose amount of exercise to make your Hoomers are named after Auh express chDided with a train come too cold, but the smooth part ulcers can be administered by a doc­ (Cod liver OU) muscles and tlsiSues call for more B16dmer,.wh6 was the first Woman at Cluterhttdivan. Several passeb- ■w^ould probably amaze not only the Yet it is true that most escaped of the Ice should be placed directly tor who uses the actinic light. Often QuMtion:—J. S. Mlu: “What is nourishment. Only weight gained to wear this type of dress. g«r dnanK«e vwre telesGoaad. ,. ! ;v,»■'■'> , ^ P'. ‘ i'i'. • t' f--,.iV*.-?l! 1^' - t\^ ■ -i ' i ’ • •> m a n c h e s t e iT e v e n in g h e S a u ), soim? MANcaferERi^^w ^ R roivf^ ^ .L.J,

resident of the. Board of Trade, has Iq ^ cases without even stopping Imbued with the ParliaxMntary tra-> their^ dltion is a-question that feinaina lo both diplomatic wives and the aroused the sidm|fdt|pn dt all ^ his for breath. ' ^ Whether the old-tim e members be settled • .'..*'5 ^ V wives of the hlgbfist'Americau/,j^l”i ^ ^ e r e “ al^e j’memioers\ who '(illeagues by ids ability, to recite dials. Gurtis p rotestedpu blicly .Strihga of sthtistics,'"with ho help, will fall into the easy methods of can make tremendously long ^nd. The'mayor of Ghicago and Stlmson, appealed to by the While Arthur Greenwood, minister the newN^vTCHm there wasn’t much left for them to do but to award her the precedence Washington — By fast thinking she wanted. But of course they of Parliament. I Would Nev- from Contact With Im­ and adroit maneuvering, the Hoo­ don’t expect the Longwortos to - W A « . R - D . 'n » & CO. ver administration has solved the come to the same parties. Like the 824-828 Main StreAt, ■ Phone 3306, South Manchester, Cora. great Gann problem in a manner rest of society in Washington, they er Think of Using Notes. have carefully avoided, that -^ce ported Birds. EVERY SALE PRICE IS A REpUCED. PRICE—alid every purchase you which satisfies nobody but which at Mrs. Eugene Meyer invited both U ' ------least has the merit of making the Mrs. Longworth! and Mrs. Gann to London.— (A P )—Socialists in tl^ ■j-.'yiy make, whether- large or small, means cash actuaUy saved for you!^ Re­ her dinner and both refused to go. member—no matter what your'need—4t wiU pay "you to shop at Ward’o— i Washington, Jan. 10 — (AP) — situatidn no more embarrassing. House of Gommons are taking a ^ rg e o n General Cuming of the Inasmuch as it had been ex­ In the MID-WINTER SALE! . . . pected that the controversy over running.-start to break another old iHiblic Health Service, today ad­ Gon^eryative tradition in Parlia- vised avoidance of contact with re­ precedence between Mrg. Edward cently imported parrots untU of- Everett Gann, the half-sister and WAPPING men,tary.’circles. , &ials complete an investigation of hostess of Vice President Gurtis, CoMervatives gasp. Liberals' look ^•'highly fatal disease seVerjal cases and Mrs. Alice Longworth, wife of pain^ but the Laborites go *rigbt the speaker, would have to be de­ ci which are thought to have been Wapping Grange will hold its ahead—and read their speeches. 1 texture. Hemmed. 68x85%. freeze solution one should use in Longwear* Pfliow Cases—hsuid tom and care­ style. was. The New Year’s Day pa­ C o n n e c t i c u t Linen Lunch Cloth— with richly colored borders Other models of fine quality his cooling system. This is espec- rade downstairs marked the larg­ fully-heibm' ter. Are Temptingly Reduced stairs with the cabinet folks.- In "California Fig Syrup has changed the Blue Room, assemble a cer­ uct; it is safe for any child. The for Quick Clearance i/..This is the table: all that; and made her a different Glycerine tain select group of minor no­ prompt relief it brings bilious, head­ jfiahrenheit Alcohol girl. It regulated her bowels quick­ Coats S<41iHg Formerly from $5.98 to $14.75' Degrees Per cent Per cent tables on such occasions, roped achy, constipated children lasts; be­ 22 off from the multitude. The cabi­ ly, improved her appetite and diges­ cause it helps tone and strengthen £ 20 19 net couples go the«e after parad­ f': 10 30 32 tion. She has had no trouble since; bowels and stomach. Appetite in­ $3.75 to $11.00 40 ing down the stairs and the diplo­ - but hascontinuedto gain until today 0 38 creases; digestion improves with its Warm and,chic! All the styles that the ,'*—10 45 47 mats have the privilege of as­ sembling there after they hn-.-e friends say she’s a regular prize use! A youngster’s entire system young folks ‘Of fashion are wearing. Warm i2 0 52 • 54 . interlined" coats in All Wool velour, beaver- been received. •winner for health.” The alcohol here considered is benefits. Next time bad breath, ette fur, and novelty weaves. Fur collar.<» ■tie denatured variety. 188 proof. Incidentally, the Longworths and coated tongue or feverishness warn Gurtis and Mrs. Gann were ob­ Mothers by thousands are prais­ —trim styles. Sizes 5 to 14. The glycerine is the pure, distilled ing California Fig Syrup. Physicians of constipation, try it with your (ihemical that is being put out in served talking pleasantly together Mveral commercial forms for ra- in the Blue Room during the recep­ endorse it. A pure vegetable prod- child and see how it helps! Dainty Curtains tion. Tailored Models (liator use alone. Forms, of ethy- When buying, look for the Reduced! Combination Itoe glycol may- , be considered for Plenty of Recognition CALIFORNIA Former W ices from $6.98 to $9.98. name CaUfomid that marks tlie purpose of this table as ' glyc­ So much for the White House. Meanwhile, the diplomats are still the genuine product, famous Now $5.25 to $6.75 Corset and erine.” Each Set left holding the bog — the only FIG SYRUP for 50 years. $1.45 Brassiere 'group in society which has con­ THE RICH, FRUITY LAXATIVE Stjie and warmth, very low priced... ChirfchlUa, mixtures. Well , The temperature given is the AND TONIC FOR CHILDREN Fashioned of ruffled voile, good Low l^est to which the anti-freeze ceded Mrs. Gann full recognition. lined—well tailored... Sia«s 5 to 14 years...... quality. Fast color cotton and Pri(5ed aid water may be used with sato- They had to. Secretary of State ...... $2.98 Kellogg, leaving office, ruled that rayon bands. Colored tiebacks. A necessary foundation for the ty. Below Oiftt temperature the SAVE ON WARb-O-LEUM RUGS Blue, rose, gold or orchid trim. proportion should be increased in Mrs. Gann should be parked below smart new frocks. Gives sup­ Heavy-Enamel Valance hemmed and headed— port to the figure. Inner belt of order to keep the solution from Waterproof, Staih-$ A Q (C Other ruffled curtains 79c to freezing. proof, 9x12 rug •Surface, 6x9 rug ’3.25 eltistic is boned crosswise and ;,Water freezes ■ at 32 degrees $1.10. , , lengthwise for.^ extra . control. ^hrenheit. In order to keep it Six supportera. Rich rayon tfbm freezing when the outside brocade outer garment. teinperature is below 32, a pro­ portion of anti-freeze must be a4ded to the water. Since the Vacuum Fancy Night freezing point of the anti-freeze « la lower than that of water, the Gowns nfixture of this liquid with the Cleaners Hand Embroidered \vater of the cooling system low- ete the freezing point of the re­ Are Now , Now 79c . , sultant solution proportionately Electric Hand worked in hairmonizing and tends to keep it from freez­ Reduced to colors. A very special value. ing. Metal'Beds Ironer This is the reason for the use $38.85 Rayon Slips—fine quality of anti-freeze. A. E. Little Shoes At Cleaf P?®®® V rayon in flesh (x>lor or. white. Reduced A-very special value at 79c. -As the temperature of the air A r^al'^'bft^n for ' Now to . $39.50 Keep outside drops, it is obvious Decorated ■ steel cane panels NOW AT head and foot. Washable en­ Your Home that more anti-freeze would have Made for use with your Gyra toTbe added. Thus, according to amel finish.. ^ Dustless! Smart Print . the table given, if the outside Double Deck Spring, . ,$9.45 up tor. . Simply remove wringer Gowns temperature is expected to '■ go and attach the ironer to the dd(wn to zero, which is 32 degrees below water’s freezing point, al­ wringer post. Ironing roll 26 All surface and embedded. dirt At K g Felt Mattress instantly brushed and beaten Savings 98c cohol to the amount of 38 per St inches wide, convenient hand cwt. or nearly two-fifths the total away. Ball-bearing motor 55-lb. flUird^with; smoQto, new, Modern women adore them! c(Mling system content, should be control, automatic adjustment drlvep brush. For rugs, uphol­ TEL. 5-6163 cleto cotton. Florel art tiding, Kue and tangerine or la'ven* a(teed,after .that amount of water HARTFORD for yarious thicknesses. Cuts stered furniture, draperies, has been drained out. If glyc- novelty twortone O QCt clothing. Sold on easy pay­ der and green. Good quaUty— Ironing, day from 8 hours to 2. I/- erlne is used, the proportion Is sateen border v * ments. soft finish. BlighUy higher...... , ...... op In order to know the proper I amounts to use for any cooling SAVE ON WINTER AUTO NEEDS system, the capacity of^each sys- Gyrator Washer •tem must be known. This is fur- ' RIVERSIDE RADIATORS Reduced to , . “WINTER KING” BATTERY r.-nished in the instruction booklet For Fords For Chevrolets / that goes with each automobile, ‘ . ' Now Priced at | or it can be ascertained from the $’72.50 $6.95 V $9.95 various dealers or service stations. $6.35 Honey(M>mb Type Swift, Vigorous - You get more service w^th iR'the aces of alcohol, only so action cleans Riverside Winter King For Fords or Chevrolete. Im­ XDUCh .' should be used as is Semi-Annual heavy,W- 6 r k battery:' Acidiproof case. proved . derign—stronger, bet­ necessary to satisfy, present con­ clothes, yet will New plate filling com­ ter cooling - (instruction. Do ditions, or at least for a time un­ tipt harm' the,, pound gives plenty of re­ not confuse with radiators of til .a rise in temperature is expect­ daintiest * v, fabrlcui. serve power ' for * zero like* price. Laboratory tested, ed. Wien the rise comes. It is No center post. mornings. ^ proved to withstand shock and advisable to drain out some of the AUc(^pertub.»- motor vibration. / ablution and add water, or the « - , Oui eiitii’e Qoi(6(er Power for Winter Starting. Sclemje’s $5.(Mi'Down ^ 18 Months* Ottunntee Against Freese Damage cohbl would cause .the solution to the'address. D eU vm .lt*. , i Infest Battery IWnmph.! boil out tod quickly. When it be­ comes colder again, more alcohol ; diould be added. i ■■'i. •: '» ‘J RV? J. ' C * W ■ ; - v •> ..* v .-A* . # ‘-iT* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, C^NN., FRIDAY,'JANtJARY 10, 1980. f a g s 'E I G ^ ■VL v; wrf lAdSTRAUA IS HOME Queer Twists SPECIAL! . SPECIAL d ll, OF STONUGE MAN In Day*s News Picoted Top Pure Fancy Cuff and Slip-On Heavy Rayon Scientific Party Returns Toronto—Ninety-eight people out of every 100 are financially incom­ ChiFfqn Hose petent, as Dr. S. S. Huebner, pro­ from WildsV With *Thou- fessor of Insurance and commerce Cape Gloves Vests and BkranK Ib u o i at the University of Pennsylvania, fig^ures it. Only one out of ten men sands of Feet of Films. at the age of 65 has enough money to assure him an income of even $50 a month. Dr. Huebner spoke to $ p " ' Sydney; Australia.— (AP)—In re­ Toronto underwriters. 1.29 $1.98 mote Australia, untouched by civUi- New York—Folks will probably zation, man still exists In the Stone be more suspicious now of sudden Women’s pure silk, sheer chiffon stockings with French heels and picoted Regular |3 and $4 cape gloves in Choice of heavy quaUty vests n.ri'/Age. A few years more, and the delivery of "real stuff,” just off a both fancy cuff dnd slip-on models. picoted straps; as well as bloomers j ,opportunity he presents for sclen- tops. All pure silk from top-to-toe. In the assortment you will find ouch ship. Edward Sonin and Albert smart shades as biscey nude, onion skin, duskee, afternoon and crystal beige. Mender’s models but they will give the regulation style. Well tallo; " tific study will probably have gone. Glasser are under arrest. Their satisfactory wear. N ey shafles. high gnule gam ents, $1.00 gn^< ' Under the auspices of the Rocke- Purchase a half dozen pairs now and save. game, say investigators, was to go « • “ ' feller Institute and at the invlta- to friends or 3ome one who had just Olovee—‘Main Floor, right Rayon Undlea—Main Floor, rlgl !i’,(!0!tion of the Australian Scientific Re- gone abroad, present a forged Hale’s Hosiery—Main Floor, right% 51-^ search Association a party headed radiogran; arranging for comple­ >(3? by Dr. Porteus, professor of racial tion of a deal or something such, .fn 1^1 . physics of the University of Hawaii, whisper that liquor was meant, col­ Paul Withington of Honolulu lect in advance, then send a case of U'l and Ralph King, a photographer, water. have, by penetrating. Inland from Boston—The Rev. George H. the far north west coast of the con­ Woodley, a Jesuit missionary, has tinent, obtained more thanQ 25(000 ; purchased a plane and is learning ;cet of extraordinarily valuab.e | become a ^lot while home visit­ film.'i, and a mass of data |ing relations. He hopes to take H z J e ’ Natives Hostile I back to Alaska in the spring two The natives were shy and hostile,! planes with which to transport and several times spears were I medicine and supplies to needy ones .Iti.v. thrown,at the party, but no serious !■ who have had to wait weeks for dog •i.nnoT'^PPosition was met. Great difficulty was encountered in coming into | New York—Harry F. Sinclair is contact with the natives, but films ; quitting Fifth avenue. He has sold of high scientific value were ob- his residence at thd corner of ^.^..-..^tained, mainly at Osborne Island. Seventy-ninth street. He pur­ C r'- where the party succeeded in win­ chased it in 1918 and had as neigh­ ning over a native through whom bors Mrs. Payne Whitney, Mrs. ,^lhoy ogradually------^ won the confidence James _ B.______Duke____ and John D. Ryan CLCARAIICC of the inhabitants, who had taken | _ assessed valuation is $415,000. Govemment Stamped toLO theuie bush,uuau, but who drifted back | Boumemoutn,Bournemouth. /irngEngland—The----- in- ip bunches and dropped their weap- j j.Qr. of. .ithe.1__A tin hat is dead. Alfred Towels and Towelings _ j.pns as a sign of friendship. _Bates, . _ ------manufacturer, devised the ALL SILK PONGEE ( ' Fascinated Camerman steel helmet when casualties from DOUBLE THREAD 1 King, who has been on ma,ny 'f- . . — ------j . j shrapnel were heavy and he prob­ TURKISH TOWELS ...... l U C Yard ,,, It expeditions and who has studied ably saved millions of lives. Memen­ Double thread turklsh towels In the handy every p r*i. the customs of the natives of Tibet, toes of him are in many a home in day size, 40x20 inches. 3 9 c Africa, China and Peru, says never Great Britain and the U. S. A. before was he so fascinated and New York—The laird of the island COLORED BORDERED Q O ^ A pure silk, 12 Mommie, govemment star often he became so interested that of Pula, a professor of Greek art TURKISH TOWELS ...... C pongee. 33 Inches wide. For children’s frb| •je forgot to operate his camera. at Carleton college, Northfield, Extra heavy weight turklsh towels in the large draperies, and underwear. ..The expedition also made a large Miqn., is here after his second ship­ size, 22x44 inches. Attractive colored borders in collection of native birds, animals, Pongee—Main Floor, left. wreck. Ian B. Stoughtor Holburn blue, gold and pink. and reptiles ;or scientific purposes. survived the torpedoing of the Lusi­ Frocks ' , In Western Queensland the ex- tania and'was 45 minutes in toe HEAVY QUALITY ^.lA. pedition came to an unfortunate water. His second wreck was near TURKISH TOWELS ...... conclusion on account of Dr. With- toe island he inherited and he was , o ington ha'ving his hand poisoned by Good wearing, heavy quality turklsh towe^ with in the water three hours. One leg is colored borders in the desired shades. Also plain Blankets, a pierce of rusty wire. Sepsis be- still bandaged as a result. came so acute that, under the great- Boston—It has been wrfrm lately, white towels. Cannon turklsh towels with colored !‘'f,.,,est difficulties, he was rushed by air but come cold or heat Vihljalmur borders, hand size, are also priced at 25c each. Comfortables "iZ .'and rail over 2,500 miles to Sydney Stefansson Arctic explorer, proposes “CANNON” FACE 1 for special treatment. His life was to continue to go befreheaded. He saved, but he was at the point of has no use for hats. CLOTHS...... death several times en route. New York—Magistrate Doyle of Heavy quality face cloths of the well known and Spreads Long Isknd City sympathizes with “ Cannon” quality. Colored borders in blue, gold, persons whose sleep is disturbed at green, pink and lavender. 3 a. m., but proposes to enforce the S S / / V NEW YORK Silk frocks that are both' ' Advanced spring models TURKISH O Q ^ PART WOOL, DOUBLE ( law. Awakened by the playing of a BLANKETS...... hurdy g^rdy, George Hanse fired at that feature the new style TOWELS ...... New York, Jan. 10— Out in toe smart and inexpensive. First quality, part wool double blamkets James Tsaveras with an air rifle — longer skirts and higher Large size, 22x44 inch, turklsh towels with col­ horseshoe pitching belt, where toe ored borders in the wanted shades. Heavy weight. tractive block plaids of blue, rose, gray £ind hitting his nose. Regretfully the New flared and princess Pwo full sizes, 66x80 and 70x80 inches. " ‘^■''■■Qld boys gather of summer after- magistrate held Hanse for trial, re­ waistlines. High shhdes noons, they may be interested to PART LINEN TOWELING ^ marking that if every victim of styles trimmed with pique and smart prints that liven 1 A know that “toe horseshoe king of noise grabbed a gun it would sound Y a rd ...... l U C COLONIAL QUILTED . ^ O i the world” is a New Yorker and not as if the war had started all over collars, soft laces and self­ dark coats and furs. Youth­ Part linen toweling with colored borders in blue, COMFORTABLE...... 3 ) 0 . ' a small to'wner. • again. trimmings. Navy, black, ful models in the season’s gold and green. Two to eight yard lengfths. Novelty colonial quilted comfortables whic^ His name is Pete Conty, and al­ be used as a comfortable and a spread, most every day of his life his auto blue and green. outstanding shades. PURE LINEN TOWEUNG Q O ^ size, 80x84 inches. makes the rounds of toe Manhattan Yard .....----- :...... • ilacksmito shops, picking up as PROFESSORS UPHOLD Our regfular 39c pure linen dish toweling with WOOL FILLED any as 10,000 shoes in an after­ colored borders In , gold, blue, rose and green. noon. All of which is sold as old COMFORTABLES...... $5.1 SEX QUESTIONNAIRE Satin covered comfortables—plain on one metal to toe foundries. His route LINEN DISH O Q r* runs well “up state” and, so Peter and printed on the other—that are one will tell you, he’s had it for going Dress and Sports Fur Trimmed Dress ' TOWELS...... < 6 7 C best values we have offered in a long time, Washington, Jan. 10.— (AP) — Pure linen dish towels of ah extra hMvy quali­ • on 25 years. with 100 per cent wool. Horseshoes, I learn, bring a bet­ The Association of University Pro­ ty. Complete with tabs for hanging. Colored bor­ ter price than other old metal. fessors through a special investi­ ders. RAYON BED "But I have to dig harder for gating committee hp.s severely cen­ sured toe authorities of the Uni­ Hale’s Towels and Towelings—Main Floor, left. SPREADS ...... them every day,” says Pete, a bit COATS Rich rayon bed spreads in plain solid ton ' sadly. “ Oh, yes, there are still a versity of Missouri for disciplining COATS blue, rose, gold, green and lavender. Size 80 two members o f toe faculty who ap­ •lot of horses, I guess. But the inches. Regular $3.98 grades. smithies die out. Three or four proved the circulation of a sex ques­ “CANNON” quit just a little while ago. Some­ tionnaire 'among the students of that institution. The findings of the $5.98 to $10 BED i • *')• one wanted to build a new buUding TURKISH TOWELS on toe places where they had thrir committee, published today, denied SPREADS ...... Our better bed spreads including Jacquard o: shops. Most of ’em are down by the the charges of President Stratton $ 3 9 .5 0 D. Brooks and the hoard of curators $ 1 4 .7 5 and taffeta spreads; some have 'matching pit river now. You gotta go around near Manhattan bridge and in of the university that, the list of 5 0 c Blue, gold, rose, green and lavender. Full bedj there. We cover more territory questions was shocking to the stu­ ($59.50 and $69.50 Grades)' (Values to $19.75) The famous “Cannon" tiurkish towels with col­ COLORED RIPPLETtE and get less shoes. I s’pose that dents and tended to make them lax orful jacquard border? in blue, gold, pink, green some day. I’ll have to go trading in morally. SPREADS...... The season’s most popular coat fashions and lavender. Color fast. Large size. $1 p old iron or something.” The circulation of the question­ Suede-like dress coats trimmed with fur Good quality spreads with colored stripe naire was approved by Professor can be found in this group at $ . —dress 39 50 collars and cifffs. If you are plaiming on buy­ Towels—Main Floor, left. blue, gold, green, lavender and rose. Full and Harmon O. Degraff who was dis­ coats trirftmed with choice furs; also sports During those very, very gay ing an inexpensive coat for general wear see gle bed sizes. missed from the university, and by models of imported woolens with large fur holiday parties of recent mem­ these coats tomorrow! Brown and black. ory, an entirely new “hoax” made Prof. Max F. Meyer who was sus­ collars. Full lined. WHITE SHEET ^ *| Its appearance. Recently, in dis- pended. The investigation of the BLANKETS...... 9 1 .cussing rackets of one sort or an- committee was undertaken at toe Hale’s Apparel Department— Main Floor, rear Silks and G>ttpns Extra fine quality, plain white sheet blanke request of President »13rooks and pther, I think I chronicled the pres- size 70x80 inches. Large enough to tuck-in ent vogue for not-so-practical jokes, many members of the faculty and “YEAR ROUND” PRINTS 9 0 ^ students in the courses of Degraff regular sheet. ^ ■' '* in which I told of the “professional Yard ...... 6 * 7 V ■'^''‘'Vinsulter.” and Meyer. Our regular stock of “Year Round" cotton CANDLEWICK ' . It seems that several of my prints in smart, neat patterns that arb guaranteed ' ( ' friends have since encoxmtered a Silk and Muslin SPREADS ...... $2.1 ■’’ ’’'“"badger game,” which is just in Baby Shop washable. 32 inches wide. Hand made candlewick bed spreads heavily' good clean fun, and all that. Tlie ANDOVER 79c WASHABLE PRINTED C Q ed in the desired shades. Full and single bed “badger game,” you will recall, was “ CINDERELLA” SUITS Underwear, and RAYQN CREPE, yard ..;•••• ^ 7 C Hale’s Blankets, Spi^eads and Comfortable^ ’ one of the old, old forms of black- Mrs. Victor Olsen and daughter AND PANTY DRESSES $ ^ 1 .Q 0 " mail. The pretty lady and the trust- A beautiful range of patterns in the new tweed Main Floor, left. of Manchester spent the day recent­ The famous “Cinderella” panty frocks and effects. 36 Inches wide. Brown, green, tan and ” ing male found their way to a room. wash suits of fine quality 'cotton prints trimmed ly -with Mrs. Olsen’c mother, Mrs. Corsets blue. Guaranteed washable. ' ‘ ■ Whereupon the lady called for help, vrith touches of embroidery. 1 to 5 years. •vhether or not it was needed. In San^uel O’Neill. walked someone who said he was Mrs. O’Neills three boys who at­ 65c NON-SHRINKABLE MUSLIN f i d LIGHT O’ DAY an irate husband, and hush money tend the Gilbert school in Winsted UNDERWEAR ...... ^ i . 0 7 Yard ...... and have been spepding their vaca­ HOSE ...... - 5 0 c - Fine quality muslin underwear including slips, Special For was passed to keep everything ^11 wool, non-shrinkahle hose in white and Tbe most popular lingerie fabric on the market tion with their mother returned to gowns; step-ins and chemises in tailored models' today. It washes well and the colors are fast. Solid quiet. . champagne. 4 to 6 1-2. At aiiy rate, a very, very pretty their school Sunday, trimmed with hemstitching; also laee and Irish pastel shades as weU as navy and tan. 36 inches Mrs. Kittle Mitten and her son Fudge and clever young woman has made $14.98 CHINCHILLA crochet models. . ' wide. her appearance recently at the Ellsworth were callers in Hartford and Willimantic 'Tuesday. COATS...... — $ ^ 9 .9 8 CREPE DE CHINE f i Q Kitchen ' ‘ g;ayer parties. Knowing that a few Dreadnaught’s chinchilla coats with nutria 19c COMFORTABLE A A ’ cocktails lead to hand holding and The Andover basketball team will UNDERWEAR ...... ^ d L * 0 7 collars. Green and powder blue only in sizes 3 Our regular stock of $2.98 silk crepe de chine CHALLIES, 6 yards ...... U y Waffle ..... some necking, this young lady play the Star Lights, of Willimantic A complete line of new patterns in floral and in the New Model school hall In and 4. step-ins, slips, gowns, bloomers and chemises in waits for two of the more promi­ Persian designs. 36 inches wide. nent guests to behave indiscreetly. Willimantic Friday evening. $9.98 CHINCHILLA tailored and lace trimmed models. If the gentleman is slightly tipsy, The girls have formed a basket­ WHITE AND STRIPED 1 7 / * ball team and have commenced COATS ...» ...... $ 7 .9 8 $1.00 and $1.50 / J Q and ^ I so much the better. • Dreadnaught’s chinchilla coats for girls 2 to OUTING FLANNEL, yard .... 1 I C practicing. They will have the use BRASSIERES 0 7 C tP 1 . U U She approaches him and says, Pladn'white outing flannel, 27 Inches wide; also of the boys club room two evenings 5 years; for hoys 2 to 4 years. An odd lot of regular $1.00 and $1.50 silk ’ *;^ith considerable fire . . • “Now novelty striped flannel In blue and rose stripes, 36 each week. $9.98 ZIPPER SWEATER crepe de chine and flesh brocade brassiers. As- ’ve got you. I’ve just been wait- inches wide. ?ng for you to do this. . . . You Allen Carr, student rector of St. AND LEGGIN SETS . . . $ . 7 .9 8 . sorted models. J'ion’t remember me. Do you?” Peters church in Hebron spent Mon­ Heavy Unit seta In dark tan and navy blue $5.00 CORSELETTES O O C LONG CLOTH ( 5 i The boob blinks and admits that day night with Lewis Phelps and with zipper fastenings. 4, 6 and 7 years only. family. AND CORSETS ...... ^ d ^ « 7 7 Yard ...... 1 9 c iie doesn’t. The girl tells the boob $8.98 SUEDE ZIP-ON Q f l l A close-out group of g^irdles and corselettes Fine quality Long Cloth suitable for slips and that just a year ago at a party, he The boys club will hold a whist party at the Town hall Friday eve­ SETS ...... ^ \ J * 7 0 Including Maiwelette, P and N, and Modart mod­ children’s undies. 36 ^ c h e s wide. ' made love to her .... made her Three-piece suede sets with zlp-on fastenings. ’ believe him . . . and now he must ning. The proceeds will be used to els, some have Innier-belt. UNBLEACHED COTTON Red sizes 3 and 4, tan sizes 3, 4 and 5 years. • ■ ' ■ pay. help eliniinate ‘ expenses incurred in $5.00 AND $8.50 CORSETS Q f i 10 ya rd s...... ^ 1.00 ^ ^ At which several people pretend fixing up' their club room. $1.98 ASCHER KNIT A A A good quality of unbleached cotton,$ oo inches There will be a memorial service AND,CORSELETTES .. ^ 0 .< 7 7 ' ^ to get excited and placate the BONNETS ...... 4 P l * U U Glose-out corsets and corselettes by Modart wide. actress. But no— she will have her at the. Christmas Endeavor meeting Pink, blue and white Ascher knit bonnets. In and Double V. Regular $5.00 and $8.50 models. way. Sunday evening in memory of the this group are also included children’s chin­ LADIES’CLOTH djl A A ' The host comes angrily up. What late C. J. Backus. The Misses Amy chilla, velvet and felt hats in red, brown, pow­ $6.00 AND $8.50 CORSETS 6 yards ...... • • V A eV/Vf Randall and Ha Hamilton vrill have ‘ "'^’ does this mean? Who is this girl der blue, green and tan. AND CORSELETTES .. A popular cotton fabric for slips, underwear and \ . . this intruder? .... He doesn’t charge of the meeting. $ 4 .9 5 children’s wear. 36 inches wide. remember inviting her! What does The Men’s Oub will hold their Hale’s Baby Shop— Main Floor, reax Hale’s Silk. Underwear and Corsets— ’^ e mean by trying to blackmail a first meeting of the Ne^ Year at toe / Main Floor, rear. Hale’s Silks and Cottona—Main Floor, left. fu c s t? Town Bedl Monday evening, the 13th. ‘ The girl comes back at him. The Ifoob hops up and the new girl LEAVES FOR GENOA. Women’s Rayon Slips Mend screams. And the host Breaks into laughter and so do the ' London, Jan. 10.— (A P )—Arthur guests who were “in on it.” And Henderson, British minister for $1.00 there you are. foreign afafirs, left today for Gen­ Well tailored rayon slips with tailored Aren’t they the little cut-ups? eva where he will attend the meet­ tops; shadow-proof hems. White, flesh, peach, ing next week of the Council of toe orchid, lido,- black and navy. Guaranteed inf io] Ginger Rogers, Broadway’s latest League of Nations. He said he Color Fast -l»«>Tfj.p^t,” comes from Independence, would be-at the council meeting only Slips— Main Floor, rear. t Mo., and got her first stage exper- two days returning to London Tence In f £. Worth. Wednesday next to resume his part ’ Just another small town girl, etc. in preparations for the navsd con­ GILBERT SWAN. ference. m m -

r S. S. George Washington—Secre­ ' 80 Square tary Stlmson radios Hoover Ameri­ Portugal Goyermnent Genuine Leather can delegation to London naval par­ Silk Crepe ley will try to aj^leve resiflts ing P i r s t htematrop) worthy of trust. f Percale Prints Washington — Severe cold pre­ Hand Bags vents Mrs. Hoover from attending Drome in the World. judiciary reception at White Houue. Washington—Some House Re­ publican leaders oppose Hoover’s Terceira Island, A zotbb Archipe* $1.69 proposal for joint Congressional ■logo.—(AP)—Far out in the Atlao- 1 7 ^ y a r d committee to Investigate proposed $1.98 concentration of dry forde under tic ocean, on the little island of ^ Terceira,-which la one of the Azores Fine, 80-square count percale Your opportunity to purchase sUk crepe dance sets, sUps, step-lM and Justice Department. Smart, high grade leather bags in prints in new, smart patterns, 36- chemises at a saving. These dre well made sUk crepe garments in .both tailored Kansas City—Winter’s worst bliz­ group, the Portuguese’ government ijoth top and back-strap pouche mod- ijiches wide. Guaranteed color fast zard moves towards south and east is erecting the first Internationa], ris Smart winter shades. A and lace trimmed models. * Peach, flesh and white. patterns. leaving transportation • demoralized transoceanic airdome in the world. choice of styles. $2.98 grades. and six persons dead from cold. American and other airmen' seek- , Hale’s Silk Underwear—^Maln Floor, Rear. Yard Goods—Main Floor, left Chicago—Season’s second heavy ing to span the. Atlantic or ctreum*- Hand Bags— Main Floor, front -snow and sleet s^orm delays com­ navigate the entire globe by air, munication and transportation lines. flhd on this rocky oasis on the Stockton, Cal.—Family of three Atlantic, a-highly modem air base, found safe In snowbound cabin in equipped, not only with tbo most | high Sierras after five-day search approved form of slipways and \ by airplanes and ski-men. • hangars, but with spare parts and Washington — President Brooks most skilled aviation mechanics and curators of Missouri Univeraity ready to lend assistance in any censured by Association of Uni-, direction. versity professors for dismissal o f Tlerceira island is 3,260 miles Great Annual Store- two professors for approving sex from New York and 2,500 miles questionnaire. from Le Bourget, the great French Chicago—Helen Filkey, holder of aviation center: several track records, granted di­ Ideal Spot . v vorce from Beach Warren, with This island on the Atlantic was whom she eloped last April. chosen as a landing by Portuguese . Baton Rouge, La.—Archbishpp aviation experts because it is the Messmer of Milwaukee, Wis., oldest most sheltered of all the numerous Catholic prelate In U. S. seriously Islands constituting* the. Azoref ' ill with bronchial pneumonia. Archipelago and Is free from Ijlglt New York—Daniel Guggenheim winds and other atmospheric dla* lAiARY CLCARAHCC lAlC turbances, which hinder an airmian’s . medal awarded Orville Wright, and late Wilbur Wright. > path. Unlike most of the o.toer is­ lands^ in the Atlantic which are of Heavy Quality ' Philadelphia—Thirty persons in­ jured in heart of city when acety­ volcanic origin smd mountainous: Hosiery lene tanks explode in partly-de­ Terceira posses the unusual virtue 81x99 BED SHEETS molished Globe theater. of being flat and is covered with a. “W e a r - smooth and luxuriant growth of PURE SILK HOSIERY 8 9 C « St. Petersburg,' Fla.—Coolidge calls "spiritual values’’ chief cause grass. of economic progress in United To Take Two Years $1.19 Women’s pure silk, full fashioned hosiery In the . It will require from 18 months to service weight. Narrow heels; lisle tops. Sub­ Jeffersonville, Jnd.—Telephone op­ two years to complete the new air standards that are guaranteed to W’ear. Aluminum .station. The government hsis al- • Heavy quality cotton bed sheets that will give erator intercepts call and frus­ the maxinmm of wear. Full bed size, 81x99 inch- trates blackmail plot against dis­ ready approved the necessary cre­ dits which are not to exceed five es.'Cases to match, each 35c. WORSTED AND RAYON HOSE O Q ^ , tiller,-causing arrest of three. Pair ...... O I 7 v / ' Washington—Justice Department million dollars. In taking this step, Sheets— Main Floor, left. cancels contract permitting use’ of the Portuguese government has ac­ Women’s worsted and rayon stockings in tan and knowledged that modem aviation, gray shades. Regular 50c quality. 200 convicts from Atlanta prison on Chatham county, Ga., roads. even with highly skilled pilots, liktf * Paris—Italian disapproval of Colonel a-arles A. Lindbergh, and WOMEN’S 69c RAYON HOSE O Q ^ 9 8 / the most highly developed machines, treaty with France dims hope for Curtains and Paii; ...... O general pact at London parley of Is not altogether safe, unless, a 'se­ ries of floating alrdomes sifeh as Good-looking, delustered rayon stockings with UTILITY TRAY EACH nonraggression in Mediteranean. . smart French heels and picoted tops. Irregulars. Hankow, China— One hundred those urged l^y noted American avia­ persons in three cities freeze to tion experts and all along by Louis Draperies Bleriot, the first aviator to fly the 75c and $1.00 WOOL ANKLETS g Q BAKING PAN death, ■ in severest _ weather in 60 98 c For a limited time British channel, are established , years. . , along the route of flight across the [RUFFLED AND FLAT Our regular stock to closc-out including plain (Regular $1.65) Rome—Pageant and fireworks we*are offering re­ climax day’s festivities honoring un­ ocean. CURTAINS...... shades and novelty designs. It is believed by Portuguese aVia- $1.39 ion of Crown Prince Humbert and Novelty marquisette ruffled curtains, plain l7-incfl, oblong utility duced prices op these 98 c tion authorities that if such a land­ CHILDREN’S 50c ANKLETS Princess Marie Jose. .vhite voile ruffled curtains, and flat models in a tray. Good heavy quality “ Wear-Ever” alumin­ . (Regular $r.75) Boston—A. C. Ratshesky, banker ing point, as the Lisbon govern­ ment is now establishing In the auml5hr of styles. aluminum. um Caking utensils.^ and philanthropist, accepts appoint­ Gay shades to close out. Azores, existed a few years ago. 15-lnch, oblonjg baking ment as United States minister to many of the airmen who lost thetr k3.98 and NOVELTY These prices are sub­ pan. Handy fo f daily use. Czecho-Slovakia. ^ . CHILDREN’S $1.00 WOOL SOCKS lives'* in attempting to bridge toe RUFFLED CURTAINS .. $2.98 Portland,. Me.—Bull line 5.000 ton Atlantic without a stop might’ h'ave ject to' stock on hand. freighter Ruth proceeds along coast Choice of plain colored organdy ruffled curtains, been saved. Jiecked 'marquisette ruffled curtains, and novelty Children’s wool sports socks, regular $1.00 grade. Make your selection with one boiler useless due to-10- lotted marquisette curtains in soft shades. inch crack. ^ CHILDREN’S HOSE AND ORr* early I North Attleboro, Mass.—Two brothers, Victor Jarvis. 10, and SEIZURES AT BORDER JOOTH SCRIM AND r k f| ANKLETS, P a i r ...... Arthur, 6, drown in pond ou way CURTAIN MUSLINS, 4 yards q) 1 .V /V / An odd lot of children’s wool hose and lisle ank­ from school. lets. Also a few pairs of women’s black silk hose. Williamsto” 'n, Mass. — Williams The well known Booth scrim and C. T. N. cur- St. Albans, Vt., Jan. 10.— (A P )— muslins, 36 inches wide. college announces recent founding HALE’S NO. 185 HOSIERY C A - of Woodrow Wilson chair of goveni- j Vermont Customs officers .Bcix^ S p ecia l...... V * j v V / I i ment by Edward W. Bok. who died 183,000 bottles of liquor ^ d 18C IsOcand 59c NOVELTY COLORED O Q ^ - automobiles from rum nmners dur­ Medium service weight, pure silk, full fasliioned in Florida yesterday. ing 1929. Arrested law violators MARQUISETTE, yard ...... stockings with 3-inch lisle hems; square heels. Newport, R. I.—Former Mayor totaled 3,000. Our entire stock of novelty marquisette in blue, Smart shades. Regular $1.85 pair. FRY PAN Frederick P. Garrettson. 72, philan­ een, rose and orchid designs. 36 inches wide. thropist and one time New York In*the annual report of Collector Hale’s Hosiery—Main Floor, right FRENCH FRYER business man, dies. , ^ of Customs Harry C. WhitehlU published today! vehicles and mer­ [NOVELTY CRETONNE Providence, R- I-—United States 98c Attorney Henry M. Boss, Jr., docs chandise to the value of $58,531 and Yard ...... 25c 98c not deny diving operations at New­ three boats and nine pack horses I Beautiful new patterns in cretonne in both, floral port are to find weapons possibly were also reported seized. . . n n d futuristic designs. 36 inches wide. Living room, “ Surefit” (Regular $1.20) (Regular $1.05) thrown overboard from rum runner Indictments were obtained agsunst Ijjedroom and dining room patterns. Black Duck. , 101 persons'out of 115 bought be­ MATTRESS COVERS 10-inch, heavy sheet alu­ . French fryer with wire Boston— Vilhjalmur Slefansson, fore the Grand Jury rnd 96 Of the basket with side clip for )0c and 59c CRETONNES minum flying pan. Special Arctic explorer, holds out hope for 101 were convipted before a United at 98c each draining. Carl Ben Eielson. aviator missing in States District Court. Thirteen of Y a r d ...... 39c Siberian wastes for two months. the 22 defendants who stood jury Our complete stock of cheery, bright cretonnes in $lo00 3 QT. SAUCE PAN Springfield, Mass.—Eastern base­ trial for liquor offenses were acquit­ cbioce of designs and colorings. ball league club owners approve ted. Total 4nes aggregated $13,341. Good quality unbleached cotton mattress cov-. 1930 playing schedule of 163 games, ^HITE RUFFLED CURTAINS ers that \vill keep your new mattress new; make 98c Aluminmware— ASSESSED TOO HIGH your old mattress new. Full, three-quarter, and The Best Cooks longest ever tried. P a ir ...... 79c (Regular $1.40) Basement Boston—John J. Pclley, president single bed sizes. Use Aluminum of New York, New Haven and Boston, Jan. 10.— (A P )—’The Na­ Eh^ra good quality, plain white muslin ruffled cur- Covered, 3-quart aauce Full length, 2 1-4 yards long. Tie backs Hartford reilroad, says railroads tional Association of Cotton Manu­ Mattress Covers—Main Floor, left pan. S l i g h t , sides. $L40 will not find dangerous competition facturers in a report today on toe match. grade. from buses, airplanes or revived wa­ textile ta.x situation during' 1928 ter transportation. quoted State Tax Commissioner 5ASH CURTAINS Boston—Gus Sonnenberg. heavy­ Henry F. Long that the asMssed Pair ...... , 39c weight wrestling champion, wins values of cotton mills in Ii^assa- Checked muslin sash curtains of very fine qual­ Linens two out of three falls from Bob chusetts are higher than their pres­ ity; hemstitched hems; full length and width. "Bibber” McCoy, former Holy Cross ent day value. Housewares football player. Mr. Long has told the asso^tion, B1.98 COTTAGE LINEN LUNCH CLOTHS AND Children’s Wear Hartford— Winchsll Smithy play­ the report says,-that he knows of MERCERIZED TABLE Q C k A wright and director, ill at his home •’no insta- 'e In Massachusetts where SETS $1.49 $3.98 and $4.98 PLEATED Q O “Mill Streams” in Farmington. textile propertv changing hands has CLOTHS. Special, each .... DUSTING MOPS Novelty criss-cross cottage sets in marquisette O i/ C SKIRTS, Special...... $1.29 Bridgeport — Anthony Gigliont. brought the assessed value ' even . id voile:‘ also white lawm with colored edges. Your choice of pure linen lunch cloths, size Reversible, 15-lnch, adjustable dusting mop% 19, Danbury’s "Phantom stabber”- Wool crepe and flannel pleated skirts, some chemically treated. Green cotton yarn mop with. where the assessment was admitted* 50x50 inches, with novelty French colored bor­ convicted of attack on girl and sen­ ly low as of conditions prevotltog,4p Hale’s Curtains and Draperies— Main Floor, left have tops, in plain shades and plaids. green.duco, detachable handle. ders in green, gold, blue; or mercerized hetn- tenced to six years in reformatory. years, ago." stitched cloths, 54x54 Inches, with colored bor. Hartford—-- Validity of "hqaiing ders in blue, gold and green. $2.98 DRESSES . . . $1.98 CARD TABLES . . . . . 1.00 legislation passed at special aessicn NICE SURPRISE Smart little cotton frocks suitable for school Regulation size card tables, sturdy$ and well of State Legislature last summer, $4.98 LINEN DAMASK wear. A choice of smart, youthful styles in good- made. Red, green and mahogany frames. questioned before Supreme Court of Stockholders of IS companies- in January Sale looking designs. 7 to 14 years. Errors in appeal from automobile the automotive industry wercipleos- SETS ...... $3.69 b i r d CAGE AND QQ Beautiful white damask hemstitched cloth $12.98 DRESS AND SPORTS ^ 7 Q Q guest law. ^ antJy surprised in Docemfaer,. 1929, with six napkins to match. Three smart pat_ STAND ...... Waterbury—Miss Mary Damulls, when these companies moiled, diifi- COATS. Special ------flP • Single and double arch stands finished in as­ 19, who died Monday was victim of terns from which to select. Size of cloth, A group of better coats including fur trimmed dend checks amounting to more sorted colors. Cage to match. radium poisoning. 54x70 inches. Also a few colored bordered sets and tailored models. Full lined. 7 to 14 years. than $3,451,709 to them on a jingle. Included. New Haven—William Cleary, 44, I Hale’s Ckildren’s Wear—Main Floor, rear. I one of four firemen overcome by prons m e d i c i n e c a b i n e t s . $1.00 ' ammonia ’ fumes, dies. PURE LINEN LUNCH SETS g Q Fitted' with one shelf and mirrof door. Size Bridgeport -R o g e r Q. Williams, INDIGESnON 12x15 Inches. who flew from Old Orchard, Maine, We have taken our complete Stock of $5 and Drugs to Rome has been made first yice $6 damask sets in both white, colored borders WHISit BROOMS ...... president and technical adviser of GOES-QUICKLY, . and plain colors and reduced them for this* sale. (SATURDAY ONLY) A very good, fine quality whisk broom with Commercial Aircraft Co. of Amor- nickel bsdl top and ring. ic£li 79c COLORED BORDERED Beef, Iron and Wine . Norwich—C. Fournier of Stafford PLEASANTLY-.1 69c ------* LUNCH CLOTHS, each .. 50c Springs, arrested In police station 36 only^to sell. Pure white linen cloths with Rubbing Alcohol 00 $1*00 PICTURES, 50c where he came to call on police When you begin- to suffer, from Large sizei, 20x16 inches. Assorted frames. A' colored borders In rose, blue and gold 45 inch. 35c, 3 f o r ...... V A • W V captaifi Bs escaped inmate of a New heartburn^, gas or indigestion, it’s cs square. small group to close-out at 50c each. ' Hampshire House of Correction. usually too fault of too much amd 60c LIQUID v e n e e r Bridgeport-r-Wedding of Joseph In your stomach. The bfest liray— sketched) Another ship- COLORED DAMASK SETS ...u. 17 c "‘ 35c Demko, Jr., 22. and Margaret the quickest way—to stop . your at for our January Hale Hinkle’s Cascara Tablets I Q /* POLISH ...... S e t ...... \ ...... A well known furniture polish. Large size bot­ Tackas, 18, delayed half hour be­ trouble i.** With Phillips Milk vf those smart printed $1.98 (per 100) ...... cause marriage license had been for­ Magnesia. A spoonful in water n«u- ons that .were so popular Colored bordered damask cloth in blue, gold tle. gotten. „ , ' . tralizes many times its volume in last time we placed and green, size 50^50 inches, and six napkins. New Haven—Finding, of deputy stomach acids—and does It I z u ^ t - lem on sale. A number of Ipana Tpoth Paste ...... ^ LINEN LUNCH SETS ^ r % HALE’S 50c POLISH ...... ,39c coroner holds Dante Callni, who ly. The symptoms disappear In fly« rt, youthful styles in Cedar oil and wax polish. Quart tiotUe. pleaded not guilty to charge of ipan- minutes. ,, cotton prints trimmed S e t ...... Listerine Tooth P a s te ...... ^ Hale’s Hbusqwares—Basement slaughter, criminally responsible for You w ill never use crude nmthods colored binding around Our complete stock of $2.98 and $3.98 linec fatal shooting of Patrolman Ray­ when you know Phillips Mf£k ot ends. Complerc with lunch sets. Cloths, size 50x50 emd 54x54 inch­ Magnesia. And you will never"aUo«t Listerine mond Zoller. Itch pocket. Well made es. Napkins to match. 19c, 35 c, 69c SMART PELT HATS Waterbury—Saff Kowolanao. 41, yourself to suffer from over-a Irons that wear and wash Bale’s Drugs—Main Floor, right. sentenced to from 2 to 4 years in again. It is toe standard oat Hale’s Linens—Main Floor, left prison for theft of $55 from Pros­ with doctor^ and has been nmir.- ♦ pect farmer; woman companion gets fifty years. $1.00 $2.95 three months suspended sentence. Your drug store has PhUlipsj IfiQi ($2 and $3 Grades) ($4 and $5 Oradoo of Magnesia, in generous 25c We have gone through our nullinety apd EXCURSION AIR R.\TES 50c bottles. Full directions Ibr fhr reduced high grade, up-to-the-minute felt Air travel can be done between many uses in every packayin. hats to these two price groupis. Smart; styles aeveland, Chicago, Kansas Oty on toe genuUie. A less p v u e t ' and colorings. Large and small head rises. and St. Louis on excursion rates uct may not act toe laiBjB. ^ now. A middle west line has “Milk of M«iaiila’»;m .^ Millinery—Main Floor, rear. started week - end excursions be­ U. S. Registered ttflde nMa iXflale’s Aprons— Main Floor, Rear tween these points, the fare being Chas. H. Phillips Chenfloti the same for a round trip as a regu­ its predecessor Chan. H. lar one-way fare. since 1875.—AdV.

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w-- *‘.-s'r ■ -* ■'>' OLIVE ROBER1S DARlFOfJi O iq»e n WA 9twvKr,i«ie< « © 1 9 3 0 , I f Hints HoW'To K«ep Well by Wbi*lell con­ Health Magazine a few othw xnothers who hold tl^e tion it to her one way or the ot sider the words of- Mary Agnes same opinion more, or less; I have don’t you think?” I believe 1 saa^ Hamilton, E n ^ sh , author and Mem­ ’■' ^A carbuncle is ''an Infection of come to the cpnclusion that she "I,- too, think it is a m istake,:^ was not uirique after all, and per­ discuss children’s health too intfiHi ber of Earliament. ■'’the deeper layers the • skin haps to tell her story may bring a before them.” •' V She believes that' .woman’s evp- i^^nd of the tissues imder the skin, few trutte home to all of us. Are “She Needs Toughening” : trlbution-to politics is a new mor­ ' usually caused by a germ of tb® we sometimes unconsciously cruel “It isn’t just that. You see we ality, and out of it is growing a to the children? don’t coddle her. I try to think- new standard of conduct.which ia streptocossus; gi^oup. When the resistance the tis­ She came to the door of the things for her to do. If she com^ not limited to home and commun­ school room and asked to see me. in and says she’s tired, I usuafiy ity, but with the socialistic ideql ; % I • j sues to infection is weakened by 'such conditions as rubbing .with a I asked her to come in but she make her go out again. She’s hAd of responsil^ty to society and the refused. “I’ll just speak to, you a sore knee for three or four dtqNt, greatest good for. ttie greatest saw-edged collar on the back of the -neck, the" •projecting-edge of a out here,” ~ she almost whispered, now, but we Just don’t pretend. tb number. stepping back from -view. “I don’t notice it# When she says ‘ “I believe' that moraK have im^ broken corset steel or from similar mafierial, when the person has dia want Mary to see me. Don't let tired stud}ing we make her finibii. proved .in the last decade as they her know I’ve come, please.” j We don’t want her to start pitying have not improved in ce'hturies,'’ betea or Bright’s dlMase, or a diet containing too much of some sub­ I went out and closed the door, herself. She needs toughening.' -I she said, “and I believe that the “Mary?” ! had about six Mary’s. hope you understand.” emancipation of woman lias a stances and not enough of others, the tissues fail to’; exert sufficient “Mary Smith! She’s my daugh­ “Is it helping her any, do yi^i great deal to do with it.” ter.” think?” .iTi , In . explanation, she pointed out defense to prevent the streptococcus from setting up its infection. “Oh, yes! She’s not well Is she “Well, we’ve been at it since i^e that she was not using morals in When starts, the —not very‘Strong. I suppose you was pretty little. She doesn’t coin- the narrow sense. iare going to ask'me to make her plain much any more. *Ob, “Formerly,” she said, “a woman tissues bebome. In^ihed and red; the white blood: cells are brought work light. I’ve been trying to do it’s helping her. I just th o t^ t was moral Af she was chaste and that very thing. She’s extremely I’d ask you not to be too kind. respectabl'e, though she could still to the part affected, where they at­ tack the germs and pus is formed nervous.” We’ll have it all to do over again!” be as mean, petty, disagreeable, Asked to Stop Kindness I tried to understand. I belieydd unfair and selfish as she pleased, in large amountq. The tissues then b e ^ to waU'Off the infected area; "Oh no, she isn’t,” spoke up her the woman was convinced that she and still keep her stianding. mother almost \yrathfuUy. “That’s was doing the right thing, but^ u “Now a ‘good woman’ has to a pocket is formed with a center of degenerated and" infected material. just it. She isn’t nervous at all. time has elfipsed and I learn moie meet wide, and more important She just thinks she is. And she of mothers as well as children,.:! quaUfications. And in the long One of the great dangers of such a He said, eloquently, that six weeks with her would . pMS like a dreanu condition hi the breaking down of told me you were being kind to her lay her behavior to the door of La run society will accept only a code the wall of' resistance and the and helping her.- I wish you’d stop.” mother complex—the sbrlngtng of a of morals or ethics.'based on sound spread of the infection throughout “Stop?” Of course' I was aston­ mother nature from acknowledgjM BEGIN HERE TODAY methodic^ ' and exacts that Arthur fundamental principles.” ished. I knew that Mary at that mony performed. Judith seemed • • • tha body. : i even to herself that she had a deu- eager, too. She told him she had laughed at her. When the physician is called to minute was trying to concentrate cate child who needed sheltering.:-’,! JUDITH CAMERON, typist in a annoimced her departure from the “I thought I was marrying a ' New Moral Code on a problem in denominate num­ believe this sensitive flinching on in other words, the new test for examine such a case, the first thing New York publishing house, who is office but did not recite Miss Tup- pretty wife,” he told her, “not a By ANNETTE , he does is to determine whether bers, eyes billing, shoulders jerk­ the part of certtdn mothers tqkbs ''■ snubbed by fellow workers, attracts morality, so far as woman is con­ ing, and that very probably before peculiar forms sometimes. >'Of per’s farewell speech. Perhaps Ju­ mathematician.” . CSothes seem to be growing more any of the contributing disewes the interest of .^T H U R KNIGHT, dith, basking in her sweetheart’s * “Couldn’t a wife be both?” cerned, includes obligations to fel­ that have been mentioned is pres­ the moziilng was over I would find course, hers was exaggertted. her employer. Knight is a reserved low women, to government, and to and more luxurious every day. At her with her head on her desk, fast Coddling is bad, but can’t ’ we approval, was afraid to let him “Sh? coifld—and is!” he agreed all fashionable gatherings, the gen­ ent. If It is, he at once takes steps widower, lonely since his daughter, know others disapproved of her. emphatically. soclctyt to control it, limiting the amount of asleep. She bad spells of sudden go to other extremes? TONY, 18, and son, JUNIOR, 16, ’Miss Hanlilton points out fur­ eral atmosphere denotes charming Arthur said he could arrange for ther that this reformation was not femininity, which is really quite a carbohydrates and of sugars that spend most of their time away from six weeks’ absence from New .York. Saturday morning on the tenth are taken into the body. He will infection. The pus should be with­ of human beings so quickly a ^ home. of December Judith Cameron and a conscious one, nor one» Instigated treat, in flattering new silhouettes It was too bad their trip couldn’t by professional reformers. It was which rather follow the line of the relieve 'the pqln by, the application drawn as rapidly and completely certainly as long continued inf^- Judith fascinates Knight. He be longer. It might be arranged, Arthur .Knight were married in the 'of-hot moiet dress^gs,;These serve as possible. tion. Hence it is advised that takes her to dinners and concerts. chapel of St. Thomas’. It was the merely the logical outcome , of wo­ figure in Style No. 161. of course, by waiting until after man widening and getting outside It is modified Princess type that also to bring more blood to the part If the infection seems to be tients who have b e^ suffering ■wltb Meanwhile the girl continues to keep Christmas. Neither of them wanted quietest, moat religious of services. affected and aid the attack upon the spreading, it is costomary to inject multiple boils be provided with a mysterious appointments with a There were nO; attendants, no of her home. is equally suited to miss or matron to do that. Women today, she believes, are and is designed in sizes 16, 18, 20 infection. a local anesthetic aroimd the in­ good routine hygiene which will . - voung man known ohly as “DAN”. guests. Knight kissed his wife’s lips • When a considerable amovmt of fected area at a distance far enough build their general resistance and KATHRYN TUPPER, office execu­ “Six weeks,” said Judith, “is devotedly, then^ave her his arm. not trying to reform others, or are years, 36, 38, 40 mid 42 inches bust. really a long time.” not harping on morals and social The front in panel> effect gives the pus or infectious material is pres­ to be^in soimd tissue and then to prevent the continuous formation of tive, has acquired a dislike for .the “At last, dear!” .he whispered. figure the smart vertical line and ent, the cai;buncle or boll must be open the. infected area •widely so as new infected areas. girl because of Knight’s favor. Miss He said eloquently that six weeks Judith barely echoed his words: do’s and dont’s, but are merely opened and the infection permitted to be sure that all of the Infectious .Tupper gives Judith the most dis­ with her would pass like a dream. "At last!” ■ ' adjusting themselves in a larger slimness so essential to smartness sphere. For the conscious reform­ this season. The circular skirt at to drain. The physician does this material is removed. Memphis Is the largest xnaso- tasteful tasks.- At the end of a “You say things so beautifully,” They were served breakfast in a carefully so as not to break down Nothing breaks do-wn the health factiirer of cottonseed products whirlwind courtship Knight asks hotel patronized by royalty both of er she has little use, because she either side and at the back is Judith told him. believes that the person who is al- shapqd snugly through the hips with the retaining wall and spread the 4------... .. -nr - .. Judith to marry him and she ac­ “You DO them that way.” Europe and Hollywood, but all Ju------— -----* ‘ v- rippling fulness at hem which dips cepts. The next evening she is ner­ dith could do was nibble at her ways trying to They talked about their honey­ seldom; has the humility of Spirit Its sides. vous and distracted and tells him moon. Arthur Knight enumerated grapefruit. Arthur Knight sat feast­ *niB bodice Is beautifully moulded she has something to confess. ing his eyes upon his bride. that goes with wisdom, or even possibilities—Cuba, South America, common sense. ^ In. ■''Princess lines. A softljf flaring Bermuda, a quick trip to Europe, Was it. maidenly .timidity which “Thank heaven,” said she fer­ collar of Vionnet neckline detracts NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY California perhaps, or ;anada. caused Judith to hold back a bit as vently. “'the day is past, in Eng­ from the breadth and makes this de­ CHAPTER V Judith’s imagination flew as he she clung to her husband’s arm? land, at least, when people look lightful Princess dress suited to The SMART SHOP talked. Her eyes narrowed until the - Their luggage was on the boat. larger woman. “ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW” State Theater BoUdiiig Arthur Knight gave the girl be- They took a cab and rode across on womefl members of Parfiament ■ side him a quid: glance. long lashes almost met. Her glance simply as representatives of their Flaring cuffs of sleeves are ultra- was far, far away on distant shores. tovm to the docks. It was like a new and flatteringly feminine. Their car had halted in the .teem­ swift dream. Presently Arthur and Qwn sex, and not of people gen- ing Fifth avenue traffic. Limousines, “I’ve never been on a ship,” she Silk crepe, *chiffon, crepe maro- told him. Judith were, walking up a gang­ cain, fishnet, crepe satin and wool roadsters, a great green bus and plank, finding themselves on a “They have 'ev6n quit thinking several smart-looking delivery cars “Nothing like it!” of women as reform agencies and crepe smartly appropriate. ' “We could run down and see beautiful big white liner. Tiiey stop­ Pattern price 15 cents in stamps crowded about, each ready to spring ped by the rail, laughing, and wav­ I think most women have got over SPECIALS at the flash of the green electric Tony in Italy,” Knight added as ah feeling that their real mission m pr coin (coin is preferred). Wrap afterthought. ing as everyone else did. coin carefully. FOR signal. Strains of “ The Star Spangled life is reforming, the world.” "What do you mean?” he asked “Would you—mind—^if we didn’t We suggest that when you send go to Europe?” Banner” burst upon the air.- Cheers Progress' . for parterif, you enclose 10 cents in a still, far-away sounding voice. rose. Hats and handkerchiefs be­ “What is it, Judith?” “Why, of course not, dear. It’s Women may not be doing all additional for copy of large Fash­ SATURDAY for you to chose.” gan to wave. they should or could with their ion Magazine. “I mean—oh, you’re so good! * * » “We’re ’moving,” Knight told the • You’ve been s > wonderful. I don’t newer opportxmities, but no one girl beside him. “Can you notice can deny that they are becoming Hats Re-Grouped ONE LOT know ^low to say it.” So they settled upon Bermuda. He the motion?” * , , , ' Manchester Herald The blue eyes turned away from told her that Bermuda skies were much more tolerant, that they for Saturday bluer eveu than those of the Medi­ Judith nodded. She tried to cover have a better sense of sportsman­ Pattern Service Regular him. Her cheeks looked very pale. her confusion and laugh gaily. Her 161 . “Are you trying to tell m§, my terranean. He described the coral ship, and that they are developing beach, the little pink and white cot­ head dipped and she looked up a live-and-let-live, and give-and- As our pnnvms are mailed DRESSES dear, that you’ve—changed your again, straigl^t into the eyes of a from New Vork City please al­ mind?” tages perched on rocky islands. He take attitude toward their fellow $1.00 $1.79 I How quiet he sfeemed, but what told her they would sail in silver­ slim yoiith with a mustache, a men. low five days. repressed fervor spoke through that winged boats in the moonlight and slouched ckp pulled down on his When womein take their losses I'rlre 13 Cents forehead# - He was standing on the and defeats with a,/“Well, that’s $2.79 $4.95 stillness! play in the surf in the sun. And they docks staring at her defiantly. V^ues to $5.95 Nov/ the girl’s eyes met Knight’s would visit the harbor where that,” instead Of tears and hys­ Name ...... frankly. In their sapphire depths he pirates’ treasure lies buried ■ and Judith'Knight reached for her teria, they are progressing—and Including Spring ONE LOT Judith could pin habiscus blossoms handkerchief, It Was a bad omen— they are raising the moral stand­ Size ...... read appeal, embarrassment and weeping on her wedding day. numbers. All headsizes. misery. in her hair. ard! » ______A ddress ' ...... “Oh, it’s NOT that, Arthur! It’s The wedding, they decided ' (To Be Conticued) Regular $12.95 not that. But you don’t know any­ should take place in 10 days. The THREE MISSES—SAVED thing about me. You’ve never even marriage woul '. be at nine o’clock WEEDS GIVE RUBBER Send your order to the “l*at- Close-out of DRESSES asked—” and two hours later they would sail. - Baltimore — Three times is a tem Dept., Maiiehester Evening Pocketbooks '. n With a sigh, as though the bur­ Judith agreed, with excitement in Washington ^ It is expected that charm and the -third attempt to H erald. So. M anrliester. C’«»nn.” den of years had been lifted from her eyes, that everythi ig she need­ shortly rubber will be obtained in rescue an imknown woman here'in Regularly $1.95 his shoulders, Arthur Knight’s ex­ ed to do could be accomplished in commercial, quantities from the the recent fire at the O’Connor $8.95 goldenrod.. This rubber, which is plant was successful. She hung Extra ( i Q n pression changed. He was gay, that time. But it would mean a busy LIKE THEIR WEED bright and smiling again. week! said te- equkt.in' strength and wear from a window in the plant and fire­ Special ...... V ^ the present rubber in use, is made men climbed a ladder to rescue her. “So that’s it! Yoi. .poor, foolish The subject of her trousseau , Washington — Three-year-olds in Underwear Specials child, you. Stop it, Judith. Stop it arose. by boiling'the'plant for a long Just as Fireman Scardino reached this instant. No more theatricals—!” “You’ll need fol-de-rols,” Knight while. A certaifi chemical is then to grasp her, she fell. A few rungs the Admiralty Islands,-south of the Rayon Undies—Reg. 95c. added which for ms the rubbery below Fireman . Antony Brocato • Philippines, like their smoking, ac­ NEIXEG'S 69c “But, Arthur, you don’t under­ said. “Bermuda’s an out-of-door mass. cording to Dr. Margaret Mead of stand!” place. Lots of linen and cotton sport clutched at her and missed. But Capt. Clarence Smith, at the base of the American Miseum of Natural M anebj^t^’s Crepe de Chine# Undies, Immediately the man sobered. He stuff and fancy dresses fo evenings. Bagpipes are really of French History, ^he reports that these Millinery Headquarters placed a large masculine hand over Let’s be quite sensible. I’m going to the ladder, caught her .before she hit Beg/ $1.95 ...... $1.69 origin, says an historian. You the groxmd. youngsters smoke tobacco wrapped State Theater Building the. girl’s small one (the one wear­ open accounts for you in the morn­ can’t blame the Scotch for every­ in newspaper and are as bright and ing the diamond) and met her gaze ing but you’ll want cash too. .Of thing. . nimble as the average non-smoking directly. course the accounts will take 9are of SUGAR s u b s t it u t e the major purchases.” Berlin: — “Sionbn,” a substitute child At that age. “I imderstand,” he said, “better for sugar,, ^has been perfected here than you think. Judith, there is one He handed her a check for $500. DID You HEAR— thing of which I have prided myself “You’re much too good to me,” by a German chemist. It contains all these years I have been with Judith whispered. Roundings the about the same number of calories Hunter Brothers; Not one man or « « • as grape sugar and is said not to “i don’t suppose she suffered woman whom I selected for a post During the days that followed she 1930 Curves increase the sugar content of the any after-effects. from her opera­ shopped assidously. Judith Cameron blbod. It’s sweet taste is suitable tion?” of trust has ever failed. Not one of for use in sweetening tea, coffee, “No; b u t. e'verybody else did.” — them! Do you know why? knew good things and how to buy Answers. “because when men come to me them. It was a delight to her to and foods. ’ . seeking employment I look into pass by millinery salons where “our their faces and make my decisions. own reproductions” were being sold They come bringing recommenda­ to buy a black hat and another in LV^X36XXXX3tXXXXXXXXX3e36XXXXXX3t3CXXXXXX88X3^^ tions. I don’t want recommenda­ beige with the names of their fam­ Dead Of WinterV* tions—I want character. Do you ous Parisian creators demurely know, Judith, that from the very stitched in the lining. Those hats, first day I saw your lovely eyes I which looked like nothing in par­ ^^hsjSipetd^em thine have known you were the girl I ticular as the saleswomam held them Timi To had been seeking? Seeking with­ up for inspection ,transformed out even knowing it. Why, belovedl Judith into a sophisticated, worldly —there’s nothing you can tell me young woman. about yourself. Don’t talk about And Judith was style-wise.' She SLOANE’S anything that l.urts you. There isn’t did not need lessons to slant an juwHiuiirtiiiwiiiiroimiwMHniHiiiiflUhiilul'H'iiiiwiniiitiiiuiimnmwniiniiimiuiMt Manchester Dairy Ice any past, dear. It’s all future. Our Agnes turbsui at precisely the right future!” line. » « • She bought a sleek and glowing ’ The blue eyes were starry now, black broadtail coat which seemed IPs jdelicious, cooling and refreshing taste will starry with teardrops. the utmost in elegance. She made Judith touched a wisp of handker­ this purchasq only after consulting chief to her cheek. ' Arthur, and hearing his reassur­ ^AG ATJER give you renewed energy during such aiLunseason- “Oh, Arthur, I think you’re — ances that the tremendous price was wtfoT?d, Cotvn. wonderful.” not an extravagance. She bought a A different Silhouette looms on “And you’re going to be happy soft tweed wrap with voluminous the fkshibn horizon. New styles de­ abletimk ServeR every day in your home* now?” collar for ship wear and a clinging mand new 4gures. "Curves” have With a little choking laugh the velvety sort of mantle edged ^ th returned,!,.. * - * • girl nodded. with ermine for formal evenings. b '‘Rounding the 1930 Curves,” imnniiniiiiiimiuHiiiiiir “I want—oh, I want so 'much to The cloak was black, designed to a series oif articles which will begin make you happy!” she said. wesur over her most splendid frock. in The 'Herald tomorebw,, Jac Auer, We are featuring^ (me special lot of It was all over. Not once again The gown was of satin, cut and body culturlst, and health adviikir to did Judith Cameron, attempt to con­ molded to her very figure. The ex­ New York's “Four Hundred”,*and fide to her fiance affairs which trou­ treme lowness of the back was an many of the nation’s best’-' known bled her. Not once again did Knight amazing contrast to the naive, men and ^wbnjen, will show wpmen refer to this conversation, but for youthfully simple bodice in front. read^ of'this newspaper'< how > to him, as for many another husband, The long swaying skirt gave^Judith ht their fignire's. to'the new naode. the day was to come when he should dignity, and a single, spangled orna­ - Auer. is~an acknowlei^ed'-'ieader of all types including; some evening gowns. curse memory and curse himself for ment added grace. in body building. Ambng >his pa­ a fool. There were two other evening trons are' Lisonore Ulrich,, 'W/hlter D IA L 5250 Perhaps it was the' reaction frocks, one sapphire and the other Chrjn^,' .Clara Kimball .‘Young, which made the girl and her com­ of orchid. • Judith bought sports, Charl^ .M. Schwab, S. S. MfiClune, I - ■ M ■ . Always Obtainable at. Your Neighborhood panion very gay that evening. clothes in careful numbers, under­ Rear:-A

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By Richard Massock New York—Little tales of Man- aattan: One of the better press agents of up-and-down Broadway, known for his ability and conscientious devo­ tion to his job, found at 6 o’clock on a recent opening night that the lobby display cards had failed to reach the theater. Frantic, the agent scouted about until he located the posters in a neighboring playhouse, where they had been rSssent. Time being short, he himself began inserting them in the vacant frames. While he was thus engaged, a prominent produc­ to- ® 'oJ 0a _ er, for whom he once worked, hap­ Tl % V to O n ly ,- O n ly ; pened to pass. For a moment he watched the publicist work. Then he shook his stick at him. “You bum!” he said, reproach­ fully. “Three years ago you worked for me for $150 a week and now look at you— you’re a bill poster.”

A chorus girl long out of work finally took a part in burlesque, but hesitated about letting her parents back in burlesqueville know how how she was getting along. “What shall I write them? she $ 3.00 “Just say,” said her experienced Silk "ALJ'ott, Sea room-mate, “that you have a small la Of es Job string beads.” 'Ofl opus ^ SyV. p O f orj. Boij Carnegie hall was packed for Tos­ ■gea' c. O' coi. CteV>' 150 canini’s last concert of this season. VtvS- pe dcf® -{lo 10 In the lobby could be heard jovial voices of late-comers waiting to be O ’® " otvW admired. a ^ 3-Piece Genuine Standees, intent upon hearing the last movements of the Mozart “Jupiter” symphony, muttered about to- Mohair Suites \\ (2 a. the irreverent sounds. Finally came O n l the intermission and the audience, Regular $155. All-over genuine Mohair suite, con­ W streaming out for cigarets and gos­ sisting of Divan, Club- Chair, Choice of Wing or sip, discovered their source. Bunny Back Chair. All loose, reversible cushions. Mr. and Mrs. Josef Hofman were chatting with Leopold Godowsky in a friendly group.

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By Bobbin Coons TtV. Hollywood—Mary Astor, one of t to 5 V the few silent screen players of any prominence yet to appear in a 4.?iece talkie, is in a local stage production now with Edward Everett Horton, receiving critical applause for her “poise, charm, beauty and delight­ ful voice.” Which is another way of forecast­ V ito "” ing that the screen soon will re­ claim her, as it has most of the 8 * 1 * ® ’ „ o. rejected silent screen players who, following Bessie Love’s example, Thi’ Bed. decot'^''^ hied themselves behind the footlights ■ -.-rkVp and proved w hat they could do. There are still a few “silent stars,” by the way, not yet seen and heard in microphoned pictures. SV’"' 9-Piece Norma Talmadge has completed her first, “New York Nights," but it - is not, yet released, while Lillian Dining Room Suites CJ^sh’s “The Swan” still is in pro­ duction. Buster Keaton makes his > entry into talkies in “ On the Set.” Consisting of 54-inch Buffet, Oblong Extension Tabled China Cabinet, 5 Side Chairs and 1 Arm Chair. Lloyd Is Sold Harold Lloyd’s “Welcome Dang­ This suite is similar but not exactly as illustrated. er” already has vindicated, through TfV box-office returns, the comedian’s opinion that dialog would enhance rather than detract from his work, out Charlie Chaplin, kingpin of sil­ \ ent drama, has not yet changed his % mind about di8dog pictures in gen­ V7.SO eral or about his own “City Lights” in particular. * 8 * 1 * ® * ’ E A S Y TERMS In fact, a recent full page adver­ tisement in a special edition of one of Hollywood’s film magazines em­ Your phasized his determination to re­ ENGLANDER main “ silent.” Choice of Chaplin's name does not appear avifi -BP*'! otX'®* Inner Spring of .50 in the ad, nor does the name of his Damask picture in English. But a drawing MATTRESSES Ticking of a lighted street lamp, accom­ panied by several foreign language 9 S translations of the title, drives 4// home the point that its “silent bril­ liance” will flood all nations— the B.6C talkies can’t do that, so there!)— ot 18 la more plainly stated in a tag- Ine in English.

'Dhaiiey M ay Talk Lon Chaney, Hollywood’s other nember of the duo of real “strong OPEN OPEN lilent men” of the screen, is known :o be seeking a suitable velScle for 1 speaking debut. EVENINGS evenii^gs Hollywood paradoxes: There are 10 green stockings in the picture UNTIL,9 'Green Stockings” . . . The Radio UNTIL 9 itudio does not have a radio station. ST. r.A it’s?

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, JANUARY-10, 1930. PAGE TW BEVIT'^ Knockout Shows Bat*s Hands Bett^ Than B ^ o M REC FIVE GIVING SPOftTjg. SLAN TS WRESTLING PUCED Meriden High Favored S— Alst^n-f/^^Gould ------ON SAME BASIS AS Champion THRILLS A PLENTY All the Old East can do about its footbaU is to read the figures and weep. To Defeat Manchester BY LATE RALLIES It was bad enough a year ago when the Pacific Coast trio of Stan­ THE FIGHT RACKET Three Times^ to Prove ford, Southern California and Oregon State decisively whipped Army, Notre Dame and New York University, rolling up an aggregate of 78 Local Contingent Faces points to 27 for the Eastern clans. It is worse now. CHARTER OAKS WIN Has Snatched Half of Its Vic­ The same three Far Western outfits have cleaned up again and if' National Boxing Association Operations SuccessfiU Tough Assignment in Sit you care for the total count, it was 95 to 34, with StaMord riding MATCH BY 52 PINS tories Out of Defeat Sack rough-shod over Army again. Southern California cleatiing up. the hith­ ^deavors to Improve erto imdefeated Pitt Panthers and Oregon State turning in the scalp Rochester Fighter Outboxes .■“V ^ ' verCity Tonight Despite At Last Minute. of Detroit. In addition, California contributed an early season victory Standard of Leaderless over Pennsylvania to make it a gala season fo the Big three of the Titleholder in First Round f '/ J-\?< Record. Sasila and Berthold Lead Irrespective of the fact that last Golden State. Sport year’s edition was admittedly su­ What’s the answer? That the Pacific Coast plays superior foot­ But Can’t Stand Up Under Manchester High pl-:'s its sixth perior, the prelent Rec Five is wast­ ball to the rest of the cotmtry Not if you happen to live in the local­ Way; First Game Settles ' ' ' ■r-y * ^ -o game of the current season this eve­ ing no time building up the reputa­ ity generally described as the “Middle West.’’ The Southern California Cincinnati, Jan. 10.:— (AP) — ning against Meriden High in the Issue; Lose Last Two. tion of giving the fans their money’s whirlwind that smothered Carnegie and Pittsburgh, two strong teams, Wrestling, a profession which never Crashing Rights to Jaw; Silver City. The locals will enter worth. was just an occasional blast against Notre Dame at Chicago, where the recognized any national affiliation the fray more or less the underdog, Three of their six victories have Meriden having one of the strongest been such narrow margins that the j Irish had a bigger actueil margin than their one-point victory indicated. and frequently witnessed many Out at Bell in Second. muddled championship situations teams in several seasons. The Charter Oaks took the spectators have yelled themselves j The “Eastern” All-Stars wipped the Far Western outfit but most was placed today by the National Meriden’s latest accomplishment Wooster team of Hartford by 52 hoarse. 'Twice they have been re­ of the “East’s” aces were from Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota and other Mid- Boxing Association on the same or­ BY TOM STOWE on the polished surface was its 114 turned one-point victors and on an­ Western points. On the same day, another group of Mid-Western pins in a bowling match at Farr’s ganized bsisis as all governed sports. to 24 triumph over West Hartford other occasion only two points sep­ Battering Bat Battalino bids fair alleys here last night although los­ boys took an All-Southwest aggregation over the jumps at Dallas and Stanley M. Isaacs, president of on the latter’s own floor. Tony arated the totals. In two instances to be one of the most popular box­ Tomkievicz and Orentlicherman are ing the second and third games. A belated thrilling rallies staved off the lowa-Dakota combination representing the North Central Confer­ the N. B. A. which last year includ­ ing champions in many years. His the aces of the Silver City squad 92 pin victory in the first game did impending defeat. ence trimmed the Rocky Mountain climbers in the rarefied atmosphere of ed the mat game in its jurisdiction and if Manchester can silence this Next Tuesday evening the Rec Denver. annoimced that effective immediate­ manner in disposing of Rochester the trick. Sasila was high man ly all wrestlers are subject to the Bat Battalino aggressive pair, it will stand an ex­ Five will tackle another team from In other words, neither the climate nor the altitude seemed to both­ Phil Verde by a knockout in three i with 368 and Berthold not far be- benefits, championship awards, su­ cellent chance of winning. Other­ lund him at 363. The latter’s 144 far-far away when the Indiana Phi er the talent from the Middle Western plains, which enjoys the distinc­ rounds at the New Haven Arena Belts of Anderson, Ind., honor Man- spensions and discipline of the ' na­ lunges, a stiff right caught. th« wise, it may be just too bad. was high single. tion of winding up the only brace of major unbeaten outfits in the coun­ last night was a firm stamp of ap­ Manchester won its first four tional organization. proval. Altogether too often title- de went down. He was not stimned WOOSTER. try—Purdue and Notre Dame from the poetic confines of Indiana. High spots of the NBA wrestling' games and then met the usual de­ H. Burnham ..100 118 108 326 holders put up very unsatisfactory badly but could have arisen, before requirements call for defense of Referee Bill Conway had t p ll^ nine feat at the hands of Bristol. The B. Burnham . . . 103 140 121 364 performances in their non-title ap­ championships three times a year, but had the common sense to--take second team has won two and drop- Thibodeau .... 104 109 116 329 It seems/that even the high-brow sport of polo is not immune from pearances but such cannot be said r>«>H throe decisions. The record of posting of title appsarance forfeits for the Hartford product. Bat de­ the longest rest, possible. Gallivan ...... 115 109 104 328 the current activity of experts busy detecting the growth of profession­ ranging from $2,500 to $5,000, pub­ the first team follows: Gaines ...... 95 114 136 345 lights in battering his opponent in­ Fonnoes Like « Tiger .. 9 alism. A writer in the magazine POLO says; lic bidding by promoters for the to submission as soon as possible Man. 18 East H a rtford ...... ’That knockdown, waa the begin- .. 22 “The third class (of professionals) might be called dog-robbers. privilege of staging championship and there is no r.ttitude more popu­ Man. 32 East Hartford ...... 517 590 585 1692 rung of Verde’s downfall.. It served Rockville ...... 15 Mr. Howard Jinks who made a million in the investment trust business bouts, wrestlers to accept terms of lar with fandom. Man. 18 CHARTER OAKS. the highest bidder, national cham­ to transform Bat into bis (3wn tiger­ Man. 27 Alumni ...... 15 wants to break into society. What better way than through sport? In putting the clever Verde to Kebart ...... 107 125 93 3‘25 pions to be fiecided in recognized sleep, Battalino apparently proved like self and the Hartford slugger Man. 22 . ;43 Wilkie ...... 119 118 HO 347 And what sport offers a better approach than polo? Accordingly the classes by April 20 1930 and> cham­ that Dr. W. G. Fralick’ s operations tore into bis shaky opponent. Jusi Cole ...... 120 118 103 341 investment trust king buys himself a few mallets, ponies, a stable, per­ pionship entries to he matched by on his brittle hands has been a before the bell ending the second 117 Totals 91 round, Battalino sent home another Berthold ...... 144 103 116 363 haps a field and all the acces.sories down to a 1930 Rolls landaulet. public drawing. complete success. At least the hard right to the ja\ that spun Sasila ...... 119 112 137 36S The N. B. A. recognizes only four world’s featherweight champion “Obviously he cannot quite buy a team in the same way. But good Verde around. Like a flash, Bat weights— heavy, lightheavy, middle showed no inclination whatsoever to JUNIOR HOCKEY SIX 609 576 559 1744 amateur players are scarce, and perhaps good amateurs prefer to trade pull his punches due to any pain. poimced on his rival and scored a and welter. At present Isaac says tremendous follow-up to the same shots with friends rather than with investment kings. So out he goes there is insufficient activity in the Bat floored the Rochester lad three and purchases players somewhat as Mr. Connie Mack purchases players times before he was able to put him point. Phil dropped in a hrap and HASNT MET DEFEAT lighter classes to justify champion­ had the bell not sounded \ few sec­ for the Philadelphia Athletics and a good football coach purchases an ships. to sleep for the necessary count of SOME FAVOR PLAYING ten. onds later, it was very apparent Joe Thurston. eleven for the Alma Mater.” Verde Starts Strong that Mr. Verde would have still been Center Spring All-Stars Have; “seeing the birds and hearing the Won Four Games and Wanti The beginning of the scrap was a OVER ALL NET SHOTS Chester with their presence. Tac In a ballot to decide the best college football team of the season, bit slow and iminteresting with bees” at the toll of ten. to Meet Any Outfit Under ' Last Night’s Fights team is composed of ex-college stars Pittsburgh received 442 votes and Southern California 21. And you can Verde tying up the champion most After frantic work by the Roches­ 14 Years of Age. and claims the professional cham­ effectively. Very few clean punches ter seconds, Ver^Ie came out for the find out just how many each Pitt vote was worth on the afternoon of Tennis Inquiry Reveals Inter­ pionship of the mid-west, included New York—Larry Blello, New were landed in this stanza and the third very cautiously. His plan of The Center Spring All Stars with esting Changes Players Fa­ in their lineup will be Joe Thurston, January 1 by figuring on the basis of Southern California s 47-14 victory York, outpointed Jack Murphy, CMi- Rochester scrapper got in the ma­ battle was very evident. He ras to four victories dangling to their former Florida University star. in the Rose Bowl. fomla, 10. jority. The round was easily Verde’s. coast through the round and_ wait belts, are anxious to meet any fast vor; Won’t Drop “Love.” Fresh from its one-point victoiy New Haven-^Bat Battalino, Hart­ Battalino was guilty of missing imtil his brain had fully cleared be­ hockey team in town with players ] over Olson’s Swedes, the Rec is de­ ford, knocked out Phil 'Verde, many wild swings due to his own fore resuming the offense again. For 14 years of age. Jack May, the New York, Jan. 10.— (A P )—Ten­ sirous of taking the measure of an.- ROCKNE RECORD Rochester, 3. poor timing and Verde’s cleverness. two minutes be was .successful, manager, may be reached at 60 nis players in the National ranking other team of similar caliber. Two LAYTON AND REISELT Four times in 11 years has Knute Philadelphia — Mickey Diamond, It had the effect to make one won­ clinches and one thing, and another Bigelow street or by telephone at list, to a substantial degree favor victories of this nature will sure be K. Rockne developed an unbeaten Philadelphia, outpointed Speedy Cul­ der what will happen when Bat disposing of the precious secemds. 59S3. making some changes in the rules bright feather's in their caps. Coacn eleven at Notre Dame. The trick berson, Oklahoma, 8. risks his title against a first class Over-confident at his early round The team consists of Norman Jery Fay will be back on duty for TO F '" '” FOR TITLE was turned in 1919, 1920, 1924 and Miami—Eddie Speaks, Louisville, boxer. success, Verde decided to try to of the game. sneak home a few punches lilmself. Plitt, goal; Howard Brown and The results of a questionnaire sent this game.' He was absent Tuesday 1929. outpointed Harry Forbes, Chicago, Verde stimg Bat with a couple of light punches in the second round It was his fatal error for he left an George May, defense men; Johnny to nearly one hundred prominent when the Missouri team was defeat­ 10. Chambers, center; Ernest Rauten- TECH NOTRE DAME STYLE Lake Worth, Fla.—J •; Estrada, and the Hartford fistic sensation de­ opening smd Bat crashed home men and women players throughout ed being at a conference out iii New York, Jan. 10.— (AP) — berg and Jack May, wings. Teanis St. Louis University follows the Mexico and Ray Mitchell, Philadel­ cided to cut loose. He tossed rights another solid right to the jaw which the country by the magazine Tennis, Minnesota. Johnny Layton of St. Louis and they have beaten are the Hemlock Notre Dame style in football, phia, drew, 10. and lefts with almost utter disre­ spun the Frenchman around and developed these features: No doubt Fay will be highly Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia will down in a heap in^the champion’s All Stars, West Sides, North End “Hunk” Anderson, "Chile” Walsh Hot Springs, Ark.—Johnny Mason, gard for defense and after the first ’Twenty-nine out of 92 favor play­ pleased when he gets back to the meet tonight for the National three comer for the first kayo defeat of Juniors and Center streets. A game and Christy Flanagan, former Irish Cincinnati, knocked out Jack Mat- fed had been turned into wild ing over all net cord shots whicli old home town tomorrow or Sunday cushion billiards championship now his career. with the Porter street sextet is stars, are coaching the Billikens. lock, Dallas, Texas, 4. Frenchman square on the jaw. Ver- occur during rallies. and hears the glad tidings. Jerry in Layton’s possession. The defeat especially desired. Three out of seven in the "first had hoped his team would beat 'he last night of Augie Kieckhefer, Chi­ Home games are played Satur­ ten’’ of the 1928 want to limit the Swedes but hadn’t dared expect cago southpaw by Tiff Denton, days at the Center Springs Pond. number of serves to one instead of they would. A telegram was sent to Kansas City veteran, 50 to 26 auto­ two, although only 16 out of 92 al­ him bearing the good news but it matically eliminated Kiekhefer and together favor this change. went astray. left Dayton and Reiselt free to fight CUICl AMONG LEADERS Twenty out of 92 favor scoring There is no question but what the it out in the final match of the points on the 1-2-3-4 basis instead Rec Five has improved a great deal M o n t g o m e r y W a r d & Co. announces tournament. IN LOS ANGELES FIELD of 15 love, 30 love etc., but only one Jerry Fay will be back on duty for Earlier in the day Denton had ranking women player out of 19 The team’s play is much more sys­ beaten Gus Copulos of Detroit 50 to prefers to eliminate the word “ love.’ tematic and the boys seem to know 41. Copulos also lost to Allan Hal), Los Angeles, Jan. 10.— (A P )—Tlie a lot more what it is all about. Im­ youthful St. Louis star, 50 to 31. rainsoaked course of the Rivier-'i SWEDES IN TRIUMPH. provement in teamplay is most no- Charles Jordon of the Los Angeles Golf Course failed to dampen t.be ticable. Against the Olson combin­ defeated Hary Schuler of New York Sensational Increases ardor of 129 tried and proven g olf­ The Flying Swedes trounced tiie ation, Manchester showed a world 50 to 38. ers as they started a three day jour­ Center Church Five at the Franklin of pep. The boys fought for all they The standing: ney through 72 holes of medal play gym last night, 21 to 10. The Cen­ were worth every minute of the W. L. in the fifth annual Los Angeles $10.- ters scored only one field goal but game. A moment’s letdown would Reiselt ...... 5 1 in 000 open tournament. The cham­ Riverside Guarantees accounted for eight baskets from have brought defeat. Layton ...... 5 1 pionship is held by MacDonald the foul line. R. Anderson was high The Rec Five’s record to dAte is Kieckhefer ...... 4 2 Smith, Long Island, N. Y., profes­ scorer for the Swedes with three as follows: Hall ...... 4 2 sional. buckets. Rec 43 Conn. Mutual ...... 17 Denton ...... 4 3 Some of todays leading three­ FLYING SWEDES (21). Rec 30 All-Watertown ...... 23 Copulos ...... 3 ,4 . . . with NO increase in prices! somes were; MacDonald Smith, P. B. F. T. Rec 10 Branford Tanks ...... 4S Jordan ...... 1 6 Horton Smith, Henry Cuici, Leo 2 H. Johnson, r f ..... 2 1 5 Rec 57 Bridg. Red Heads ...... 29 Schuler ...... 0 7 A CTUAL mileage records developed by our own large fleet Diegel, Bobby Cruickshank and A1 1 *E. Thoren, I f ...... 2 0 4 Rec 29 New Britain Guards ... 42 Espinosa, Walter Hagen, John Gold­ of test cars, and the experience of millions of users 1 E. Swanson, I f ..... 0 0 0 Rec 25 Bridg. Red Heads...... 34 PREPARING FOR OLYMPICS en, Fred Morrison, Craig Wood, A1 1 A. Olson, c ...... 0 0 0 Rec 33 Branford Tanks ...... 31 have conclusively proved that the former mileage guaran­ Watrous, Tommy Armour, Johnny 1 F. Larson, c ...... 0 0 0 Rec 32 New Britain Guards ... 33 In preparation for the 1932 tees on RIVERSIDE tires . . . while most liberal . . . did not Farrell, Joe Turnersa, Olin Dutra, Ed 2 L. Bjorkman, rg ... 1 1 3 Rec 28 Holyoke Mohawks ...... 42 Olympic games in Los Angeles, .a Dudley, Willard Hutchison and Abe 0 C. Larson, r g ...... 1 0 2 Rec 31 Olson’s Swedes ...... 30 number of Swedish and Norwe^an fuUy express the superlative quality of the tires themselves. Espinosa, W. H. Cox, Joe Kirkwood 4 E. Johnson, Ig ...... 0 1 1 weight event men have gone into and Harry Cooper, George Von Elm, 1 R. Anderson, Ig . . . . 3 0 6 318 Totals 332 training in the Stockholm stadium. To more closely represent actual RIVERSIDE perform- Denny Shute, Willie Hunter, Tom we announce these new and greater mileage guaran­ Kerrigan, Neal McIntyre, Ray Man- 13 21 tees—covering a complete line o f tires that conform to such geram. CENTER CHURCH (10). ;Hllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllil!lllllllllilillll!llllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllli> P. B. F. specific standards of service only because they embody the 2 Coles, r f ...... 0 finest of materials, the most modem design, and the expert 0 Turington, rf ...... 0 BOWLING 4 Braithwaite, If .. .. 1 workmanship that all superfine tires must receive. 0 Tolson, I f ...... 1 M.VGHINE SHOP LEAGUE 2 Turkington, c ...... 0 1 Money Saving I Back of each of these sensational guarantees stands the 0 Lloyd, c ...... 0 prestige and responsibility qf an organisation tohose Reo 1 Axlander, r g ...... 0 record of 57 years of fair-dealing is unquestioned! Holland ...... 76 74 82 0 Coles, rg ...... 0 F erine...... 97 91 83 4 McIntosh, I g ...... 0 Gibbons ...... 90 114 94 2 Edwards, Ig ___ . . 0 Morse ...... 108 90 81 Events A t I 15 2 8 10 371 369 340 Referee, Helund. Essex Von H o n e ...... 82. '85 89 4-nderson...... 93 101 82 ^loth ...... 90 95 90 The Nut Cracker I GLENNETS Tobinson ...... 129 93 130 niVBIISID E R iy r a is iD E RIWERSIBE W A R D WE A R gCPEB .EBTICB 4 > ny .I n n i B bUm b 4-pl J BaUean Cord Headlines You Never See: “Pro­ 394 374 391 fessors praise coaches’ work in de­ 30,000 MILE Mils Guaronlee Guorontee 'Mile Guoronlae veloping students.” Ui»€ondJtio«al GiMraatM NOW MILES NOW 18,000 MILES NOW 18,000 MILES Chevrolet Illegal athletic scholarships must Overcoats, Suits, Hats leubin ...... 74 83 78 go, was the concensus of opinion at 29 x 4.50 . . . . |1«. 29x4.40 .... $ 7.89 3 0 x 3 H - OmciIm $ 5 .8 8 3 0 x 3 V i - eS m S srem t^ . $ 4 j9 Tucker ...... 106 103 122 a recent meeting of the college • « • • S .7 9 Dick ...... — 93 95 teachers.. But maybe it will be dis­ 30 x 4.50 .... 11. 30 x 4.50 .... 8.60 2 9x4 .4 0 29x4^40 . . . . : Durfee ...... 96 92 88 covered that there are no illegal 30 x 5.00 . . . * 14. 2 9x 4 .5 0 • ■ • • 6 .5 5 athletic scholarships. Furnishings And Shoes 30 x 5.25 ; . 11.50 3 0x 4 .5 0 . . . . . S i5 9 3 0x 4 .5 0 • • • • 6JSB 276 371 383 Mr. Camera, the Powerful Pan- 31 x5.2S .... IS. Dodge atela, has arrived on these shores. 33 x 6.00 .... is. 30x6j0 .... 13.25 3 0x 5 .0 0 • • • • ZJB 3 0 x 5 .0 0 . . . . Jurke ...... 90 98 93 The Berengaria is being fixed up lummie ...... — 83 78 All at much lower prices. Don’t fail A ll O cAep Sbmt mt Snjiwll.w ti AaOthm-SNmt Alt Othar Siam at Fm pm tlonM AU Otkm Siam mt rmpmOanmU' ■ a;nd it is believed that it can be Smainttl Ichieldge...... 100 123 128 put into shape to make the trip felson ...... 102 87 90 again. to get your share of the bargains now Primo wears a 21 collar and an 292 391 389 18 shoe. Perhaps it's vice versa. A ll Sizes and Qualities o f Riversides And what of it? offered. Fords Bill Corum, the New York scribe, are available at 550 STORAGE .emire ...... 82 107 80 says Primo had to leave Italy be­ Montgomery Ward Stores BATTERIES 3einart #«• • • .>_# • 119 84 80 cause he kept getting under Musso­ FREE WINTER FRONTS lolland 107 102 88 lini’s feet. 'innigan ...... 110 86 93 And that someone threw one of TIRE RAD IATO RS his shoes at a wedding over in the ALCOHOL 428 879 841 old coimtry, killing seven and in­ MOUNTING CHAINS Hadsons juring scores. M o n t g o m e r y W a r d & Co: JACKS •haneuf ...... 99 100 93 This heavyweight prize fight situ­ SERVICE 824-828 Main St., Phone 3306, South Manchester, Conn. Mone 89 81 96 ation seems to have a Herr in it Store Hours: 9 a. m. to 6 p. m., except Thursday and Saturday Ileason ...... 87 98 92 some place. GLENNEY'S 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.' lurpby 109 88 That guy Schmellng who left us “to take a rest’’ some time ago, cer­ 892 888 361 tainly does know how to relax. ItllllllllilllllilllUililllllillilllllllllillillllllllllilllllillllilllllllllllllllllilliUUIlUlUli c > PAGE MANCHESTER ^ N IN G HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1930, ■ . 0 * EPISCOPAL LEADER '“strange wnRiupE” FUKERAl SERVICE DAILY RADIO PROGRAM BREAD, NOT GREED, BRITAIN’S 348.6— WABC, NCV/ YOriK-860. ^ Leading DX Stations. HERE NEXT SUNDAY discussion Txidaj, January 10. 6:30—Dinner dance orchCBtras. MOTIVE IK POWER DEMAND EORBOKISBEID 405.2— WSB, ATLANtA—740. Ciirtii Insthutt of Muaio In 7:30—Beau Brumniel’s program. 8:00—Feature variety hour. •8:15—Studio feature program. I Odd Method of Presentation of PtUIadelpUa. lens a. bom* for tbe b u t 9:00—WJZ programa (2^4 hrs.) n I face Is settled or held by the Brlt- 8:30—Kadio graphology, music. 11:00—Peanut pickers program. I Story. Unusual Length Sub* In xnualc, will exhibit iU ware* to the 9:00—True itery drama, >311 people, a newer “comon­ nation^ when at 10 o’clock Friday 10:UO—Badio court of appeals. 11:45—Kalohi’s Hawaian ensemble. Would S ta n e in oeven ' jects for Speculation. 10:30—Harp, violin, baritone, piano. 12:15—Chotas family program. wealth of nations” and old co­ Dr. John W. Wood Is Oat- Joornafist’R Body is Pbced nixht. a radio program emanating 293.9—KYW, CHICAGO—1020. •irom the famous InsUtution will go 11:00—Three dance orchestras. lonial empire combined in this 12:30—Midnight organ melodies. 8:30—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) -N o play of recent years ever on the air over WABC and the Colum­ 10:30—WEAF music hour. . W eeks If Food Imports changing world, it feels every bia In the half-hour program 30aS—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—900. standing Anthority on’aroused so much preliminary .specu­ In Crypt in Singing Tower 'William Cameron, harpist; Benjamino 6:15—Music^ interludes; blues. 11:15—Dance music to 3:0^ turn of world politics. 6:45—Keyboard vagabonds’ recital. 389.4— WBBM, CHICAGO—770. Grobani. baritone; George Pepper, tio-. 9:00—Spelling bee school progratm That "hub of the empire,” lation or subsequent discusaipn as linist and Theodore Saidenberg, P^.- 7:00—WJZ Amos *n’-Andy. Were Halted—Controls 7:15—Jesters feature hour. 9:30—Orchestra; evening concert. London, bears responsibility, has Eugene O’Neill’s sensational ly t for That Purpose. ist, wUi all be heard in recital. The 10:30—Chicagoans feature program. Foreign Conditions. last named pupil will accompany ther 7:30—WJZ programs (2% hrs.) self-assured in tbe course of nine-act drama, "Strtmge Interlude,” 8:00—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) 1:00—A trip about town. centiuries of expansion, for others in their respective concerts. 454.3— WEAF, NEW YORK—660. 254.1— WJJD, CHICAGO—11M. 1-6 of the World's Busi­ wl^ch will be presented at Piu'sons’ The story of Napoleon’s great love for 6:00—Ludwig- Laurler’a orchestra. •7:00—Symphony orchestra, talk. the destiny of a fourth of hu­ T nr nr A r< T thcatcr, Hartford, on Honday, Jan. Lake Wides, Fla., Jan. 10.—(AP) the beautiful Polish girl, Uarle JVe- 6:30—Harmony twins, tenor. 9:00—Moosehcart children s hour. manity. John W. Wood, D. C..L., Execu-lj^^ lewska; will be dramatized before the 7:00—Comic sketch, “The Jameses." 416.4— WGN. CHICAGO—720. Uve Secretary of the Department —In a setting of tropical beauty, microphone of the WJZ chain at 11:45. 8:00—Cavaliers male quartet with Leo 10:00—Pat Barnes; troupers. ness. Apart from the strateigic hold­ Rumors of its odd method of funersd services will held today The girl so impressed Napoleon that of Missions of the National Council “asides” and its extraordinary O’Rourke, tenor, 11:10—Hungry Five male quintet. ings in the old world from Gib­ of the Episcopal Church, who ad­ for Edward W. Bok at the Singing he ordered her to appear at a court 9:00—Drama, "Volcano Island.” 11:20—Artists; dance orchestra, raltar to the Levant, which totaJ length which requires im attend­ ball in his honor. She refused to 9:30—Schradertown band program. 12:00—Dream ship: orchestras. dresses the Union Protestant serv­ Tower which the distinguished dance with him—In fact she seemed 10:00—Negro Hallelujah Singers. 344.6—WLS. CHICAGO—870. Editor’s Note: The Herald, 27,000 square miles. Imperial ance at the theater from 5:30 ....td 11 journalist and public benefactor reluctant even to speak to him, and ice here Sunday night, is mot v only 10:30—Melodrama, "Mystery House. 10:00—Feature inusical programs. throuBh NEA Service, world’s larg- Britain lies predominantly in the one o f the outstanding leaders o’clock, wito just a brirf respite fOT greeted as an appreciation of the the conqueror was forced to plan a 11:00—Two dance orchestras. 11:00—Orchestra; bells music. dinner, cemtributed no less tbsm did strategic campaign to win her love 11:30—Show boat broadcast. est newspaper* feature . . organization------— three other continents. among the iJiity of the Episcopal or- opportunities afforded him by tbi.s 393.5—W JZ, N E W YORK—760. the fame of tbe author smd the es- country. 6:00—Ballew’s dance orchestra. 447.5— WMAQ, CHICAGO-^70. I presents here the second of three The Asiatic empire, centering ganizaUon but a “ “ j tablished reputation of the produc- Wave lengths in meters on left oj 6:45—Talk: contralto, pianist. 8;30_WABC programs (2% hrs.) articles on “Anglo-American Naval upon India, is two third the size The services will be conducted by station title, -kilocycles on the right. 7:00—Amos ’n’ Andy, comedians. 11:00—Dan and Sylvia. . his voice is seldom r^sed the New York ’Theater G ^d, to an old friend, Dr. Samuel D. Mc(>in- Times are all Easlern Standard. Black 7:15—Breen and de Bose. •j 1:15—Pianist; Amos p Andy, I Rivalry” by Charles Hodges, asso- of the United States proper, which of Church the play’s engagement here face types indicates best features. 7:30—Circus program. Uncle Boo 11:45—Pianist; dance musi^ may be taken at 3,000,000 square nell of Philadelphia who is wintering 299.8— w o e , DAVENPORT—1000. I ciate professor of politics. New toowledge of | an eagerly waited theatrical event, Sherwood, clown: music. York University, and authority on miles; the population, however, is at Daytona Beaffh. Leading East S^tions. 8:00—Choristers male octet. 8:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) foreign lands where in the phenomenal success that As the tribute is said over tbe 8:30—Personalities of 7-11. 11- 15—Hawkeye ensemble, baritone. international relations. With the three times as great. Church operates, Possessed by few j *^mterlude” achieved in 272.6!^WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 361.2—KOA. DENVER-830. body, the 71 bells in the carillon will 8:45—Song shop; orchestra. 8:45—Drama. “ Marie. Welewska. all-important naval conference in The African empire is almost men not New York as weU as all over the 9:00—Billy Jones and Ernie Hare. ll:45_N ew songs; orche.stra. one-third larger than the United Detriment at W as^gt^. country wherever it has been pre- be sounded. The services will he in 9:45—Oriole glee club. 9:30—Johnny Marvin, stage star. 12- 30—Stage coachers; parlor programLondon about to open, an under­ the lower room of the tower. This lt):li5_Tenor; organ recital. 1:30—Pacific Nomads progr^. standing of the fundamentals of sea States;' but it has less than half the ’The organization of the Episcop..! „,^ted, O’Neill c l^ ly has justified 11 i.io—Supper dance music. 10:00—Soprano, contralto, quartet. was Mr. Bok’s private room. 19:30—To he announced. 374.8—WBAP, FORT WORTH—800. power rivalry is essential to all who population. C3iurch_is m o iled upon the plau taking an unusual amount of 283—W B A L , B A L T IM O R E —1060. 11:00—Slumber music hour. 10:30—Orchestra concert. British America, again, is a third of the Peder^ Government, Md Dr. time. He also has Buried In Crypt . , 'S;15_Weiner’s Salon music. 491.5—WIP. PHILADELPHIA—610. 11:00—Show boat; organist read the news of the conference s 6:00—Contralto recital, pianist. greater in area; but it contains only Wood’s position m Secretary , vindicated his decided departure ’The body will be placed in a burial 7;3fl_Tnstrumental quartet. 11:30—Musical programs (214 hrs.) progress. Professor Hodges brings crypt in front o2 the great north 6:C0—The rioninny trail. 8:00—Orchestra; musi'cal shower. 374.8— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—800. to his subject authority, knowledge one-tenth as many inhabitants. Department of mssions ? from the ordinary conventions . of 243.8— W N A C . BO STON— 1230. 9 :no—Vikings male quartet. 9:31)—Orchestra; classics. j hoaH nf ‘hp Australasia, sprawling across the to that of Secretary of State in the ; door of the tower. Mr. Bok built the 7:30—Kd\ir:itioiial addresses. 9:30—Instrumental trio. 11:30—l«te dance orchestras. and experience w ^ head of ^ |reater,than President’s Cabinet. The .M i^°n-j the right vault there but only his intimate * 8:00—"W-MiC program s <3 hrs.) 11:00—Two dance orchestra.^ 12:d0—Studio entertainment. Geneva staff of the Amencan com | Ttnitart SStatoa in anna- h„|- bara friends knew what it was for when 11:10—Two dance orchestras. 535.4— WLIT. PHILADELPHIA—560. 238—WJAX. JACKSONVILJ.E—1260. the United States in area; but here, ary Bishops of “ .SSa consist of nine long acts, in 12:00—Midnight reveries. 7:30—Orchestra, artists. mittee of the League of Nations in Japan, the Philippines, Africa, it was being constructed. 546.1—W G R . B U F F A L O —550. 7-30—Oppenheim’s concert orchestra- too, the population is far less—one- Japan, the PWlippines, Africa, j the dialogue is freely inter- 8;nn_WEAF programs (2% hrs.) - 8:45—NBC entertainment. 1927, and a member of the special fifteenth. SouthsSouth America, the West Indies: g g^g^^ ^ th speeches representing ’The public will be admitted to the r.;30—Dinner dance music, 10:30- Three dance orchestras. 10:00-Institute of Musical Art i committee on Leagm® of Nations mountain lake bird sanctuary 7;U»—Feature studio program. 12:00—Business Men’s Club. in;30—WJZ orchestra, artists. The vast temperate zone holdings, aska and Mexico serve as amhassa-amhassa P thoughts of the char- 8;00—WC.4F programs (3 hrs.) 305.9—KDKA. PITTSBURGH—980. 11:00—Exchange Club entertainment publications, 1927-1928. In 1918 as yet but sparsely settled, offer one dors from the Church to t throughout the day, as usual, but 333.1— W M A K . B U F F A L O —900. 491.5—WDAF, KANSAS CITY-^10. dors from the Church to the ^ ^teSTto be written, that is to say, 6:30—Harmonizers entertainment. he represented the U. S. Shipping problem to the British peoples. The countries to which they are as-; as no play has ever been written during the fimeral, only members of G:30—WABC programs (4% hrs.) 7:30_'WJZ circus program. 9:30—WEAF programs (114 hrs.) signed; and in addition to these the family and invited friends will 428.3—WLW. CINCINNATI—700. 8:00—Memorial Park: Buster. 11:00—Studio entertainment. Board in the Far East. great tropical empire, crowded with before, unless it justifies the liber­ 7:.10—W.IZ programs (3*,4 hrs.) n:45_Pance orchestra. the colored races under British tute­ there are hundreds of missionaries be allowed to enter the tower. The ll:OU—Little Jack Little. S:^5_W.TZ program.-? (3% hrs.) ties it takes by giving audiences 254.8—WCAE. PITTSBURGH—1220. 12:45—The nighthawk frolic. By CHABLES^ HODGES. lage, another. __evangelistic, educational, medical something in return that no other services have been set for 4 p. m. 11:1.';—Trio; burnt corkers. 0;0u—WEAF dinner orchestra. 370.2—WCCO. MINN.. ST. PAUL—810. etc., who are in fact in closer con­ Mr. Bok’s sons, William Curtis 1 12:110—Gibson’s dance orchestra. 7:00—Studio musical recital. 7.30—Wheatiea male quartet. Britain’s Distant Resources Vast play ever gave before. “Strange In­ 12:30—Sweet and low down. 8:00—WABC programs (.3 hrs.) Authority on International Relations If there are responsibilities at­ tact with the peoples of these coun­ terlude” even suiwives this severe Bok and Cary William Bok, with six ];n«—All night party., 7-30—Twin.s feature hour. 11:01)—Tladio traffic court. employes of the sanctuary will act 8:00—WEAF programs (" hrs.) at New York University. tached to the control of this world tries than is ever attained by the test. Lake a great novel, it not only 280.2—W T A M , C L E V E L A N D — 1C70. 260.7— WHAM. ROCHESTER—1150. ll;2n_Two dance orche.strn.* ordinary diplomatic or consular rep­ as pallbearers. 8:00—WEAF orchestra, quartet. 461.3— WSM, NASHVILLE—650. Britain’s Sea Power—^“The Bread­ stake, the resources and commerce holds one’s faculties at the time of 9:30—Frida.v* frolic: court. 7:30—Min.strel men’.s frolic. 8:00—Bass: dance orcheslra. of a quarter of the earth cannot be resentatives*' 1 1 :00—Orchestra; midnight melodics. 8:00—Artists feature hour. lines of Empire.” becoming acquainted wito it, but its 8:1.1—Two piano artists, songs. 8:30—Craig’s dance music. Represent the People 12-no—Show boat melodies. 9:00-AVJZ programs (114 hrs.) The dominating fact in Britain’s lost to sight. 1 here are but few pro­ highlights continue to recur m the 389.8— W JR . D E T R O IT - 750. 8:i(S_W'JZ programs fSM hrs.) ducts—so long as British sea-power Dr. Wood’s long established policy MacINTOSH TO APPEAL 379.5— WGY. SCHENECTADY—790. 10:30—Sliidio program; artist. world outlook is tbe security of em­ memory and to tease the mind 8:30—WJZ programs (1 hr.) 12:00—Weather: market reports. 379.5—KGO. OAKLAND—790. is unimpaired—for which Britain has been to impress upon the mis- new discoveries will be made of its 10;OO—Harmony piano twins. fl;0o—Dinner dance music. 12:30—I.os Angeles feature hour. pire. sionarieS of the Church that -in go- power and beauty as time lO r.o—W.IZ recording artists. 1:00—Parlor program; nomads. fund' -' depend upon through alien 283—W T IC . H A R T F O R D — 1060. 0-j:P_-w EAF dance music. There is something more hands. From tin, nickel, chromite, ing inirt. tiiairtheir rpanectiverespective fieldsfields. • theyteey passes.__ Mr. /-t'-VTAiilO’Neill tViprpfnrptherefore is de-de TO HIGHEST COURT 8:00—W EA F program s (U i hrs.) 7:00—Union College speaker. 508.2—WOW, OMAHA—590. mental than even the political fu­ asbestos and mica to rubber, wool, represent not only the Church,^but serving of both praise and prosper­ lo::tO—C hristian K rien’s orclie.'tra. 7:l.<;_nnie Tettru. pianist. 11:00—Mii.sical. vocal recital. 7:30—Minstrel men’s frolic. . ture of what is possibly the fore­ the American people whom they ste ity for having ventured upon a new 11:35—Pleasant dream journeys. 13:110—Ai'lisls musical program. diamonds and gold, the British Em­ New Haven, Jan. 10.—(AP)— g;00—Studio concert orchestra with 270.1— WRVA, RICHMOND—1110. most world power today. The live­ pire is in an enviable position. Cot­ to interpret to the people among and uncharted sea in play construc­ 422.3—W O R . N E W A R K —710. John Chapman, bass, Dean Charles E. Clark of Yale law 7:30—Jultileers orchestra, singers. 8:40—WE-^F-programs (214 hrs.) lihood of 45,000,000 people, packed ton, copper, nitrates, sulphur and whom they'labor as well as inter­ tion. 8:00—Piano, violin, harp, voice. 9:00—Ghost slory dr.ama. 10:1)0-Siudio male quartet. by modern industry into an are.i pret these in turn to the American school who represented Profe^^or |j 8;30—College tun Tind mu.sic. 9:30—AVRAF programs (1 hr,) 10:30—WJZ musical program. tobacco list the major weak spots. Douglas C. Macintosh of YaleDi- ‘ ‘ 10:110—I radio dance orcliesitas. 10:30—Did .vou know? l);(in—Richmond dance orchestra. equal to that of the state of Oregon. Commercially speaking, the over­ people. Cable and telegraph wires 11:00—.Moonbeams music hour. 11:0(1—AVEAF dance orcheslra. Not greed for empire but fear for from all parts of the world converge vinity School last June in his appli­ Secondary DX Stations. seas territories supply one-third of PLOT AND COUNTERPLOT cation to the naturalization court Secondary Eastern Stations 202.6— WORD. BATAVIA—1480. bread, we are told, sums up the British imports, and take nearly to Dr. Wood’s office in the Church 325.9—WWJ. DETROIT—920. for citizenship which appli(sition 608.2—W E E I. B O STO N —5S0. 8:00—Concert; agricultural talk. British case. one-half of her exports. The trade Missions House at No. 281 Fourth 11:30—Holl.vwdod frivolilicR. 9:00—Musical program; arti.sts. was refused by Federal Judge War­ 6;-30—Vacation club: ensemble. 12:30-.«!ludio organ recital. The Englishmein’s loaf of bread is of the colonial empire, 37 colonies, Avenue, New York (Dity, and he is CHARGES IN SHOOTING 6:30—Minute men feature. 410.7-CFCF, MONTREAL-730. 344.6— WENR, CHICAGO—870. in constant touch with all that is ren B. Burrows at that time, said ;j j S:1.5—Farmer Rusk’s talk. the most cosmopolitan on earth. Six apart from the dominions, has a today an appeal would.be taken at 7:110—Big Brother club. <1:00—Aliisical entertain men I s. out of every seven come from over­ yearly turnove. alone of two and a going on in every part of the, world 7;::(',_Me:T.vmakers’ concert. II"00—studio dance orcheslra. 12:30—Orchestra: comedv sketches. where the Church has a represen- Detroit, Jan. lO .-(A P )—The De­ once. 8:1,10—AVEAF programs (3 hrs.,» 272.6—WLWL. NEVV V p R K -1100. 1:00—DX air vaudeville hour. sea. Britain draws upon world half billions. Empire trad , fostered troit News today said that the in­ The court action of yesterday was 1U:(IU—Fur trappers concert. 0:00—Soprano and violinist. 202.6— WHT. CHICAGO—1480. granaries 11 months of the 12. by imperial preference, gives an tative. 374.8—WSAI. CINCINNATI—800. 0:30—Orchestra .talk, baritone. 13:00—Your hour league.^ Dr. Wood is approaching 30 years vestigation carried on by high po­ merely a formality. Dean Cleirk said, January cargoes come from the economic solidarity which Britain as the court’s decision was given in 7:311—Memories: organist; talk. 7.211—'Talk: orcheslra music. ^ . 3—WFAA. DALLAS—1040. values to the full when confronted of constant service as director of lice officials into the shooting last 10:00—Artists muaic lioiir. 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—E70. 7:00—Studio exercises. Pacific coast; those of February and the missionary efforts of the Epis­ week of Inspector Henry J. Garvin, June when the application of Prof. 10:,".u—WE.-AF programs (1 hr.) 6:10—.Armenian songs: talks. 11:00—Roy and his boys. March, from Argentina. Then bait with America’s competition in for­ Macintosh was denied. At request of 215.7—WHK. CLEVELAND—1390. 0-30—Lessons in French. 285.5— KNX. HOLLYWOOD—1050. eign markets and tariff walls pro­ copal Church. During that period, head of the police crime and boron 6;4.i—.Melodist’s dance music. 7:00- AVelfare Council program. way round the globe, grain flows squad, has brought out the charp counsel for the petitioner the entry gu 319—WeSH. PORTLAND—940. 12:45—Legion Stadium events tecting that nation’s own home mar­ in addition to having been in close 7:iiM—aVABC programs (4 hrs ) 1 365.6—WHAS, LOUISVILLE—820. from Australia in April; from India cable touch, with the foreign fields that the attack was part- of che of the formal decree was delayed 11 .-mi—Sliirnlier music hour. 9:30—Arlists enter',ainment. ket. 10:00—Studio concert program. I 9:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) in May, June and July. American daily, he has travelled extensively plot of a jealous police inspector in and this was entered yesterday upon ..: 11:30—Four dance orchesUas. shipments of winter grain move in British. ' investment since . the motion of Exeuniner John F . Davis World W'ar has been on the averago through them and has come to the same department. July and August—spring wheat n know -through personal contact The newspaper states that De­ of the Bureau of Naturalization as a- 10 times as great within the em­ step preliminary to perfecting the September and October. Russian pire as in foreign countries. most of the prominent statesmen, tective Adolph van Coppenolle of 1 6:02 p.m.—Agricultural Market re-1 “TIGER ROSE” IS grain, when there is an expert sur­ business men and leaders in thoug'nt the Black Hand Squad, Wednesday appeal. Shipping—Her Connecting Link Dean C2ark said Prof. Macintosh , , WTIC PROGRAMS plus, pours through the Black sea With World of China, Japan, Mexico and the accused one of the inspectors at po­ i 6:15 p.m.—Musical Interlude. in the fall. Canadian wheat again j will be represented by the law firm Travelers Broadcasting Service I 6:20 p.m.—Sport Digest. The British Empire is really 80,- West Indies particularly. lice headquarters of having engin­ completes the cycle in November, j qqq miles long—the sea routes Toured Orient in New York of which John W. „ , Hartford, Conn. 16:30 p.m.—Singing the Blues. COLORFUL STORY eered a plot by gunmen to slay in­ Davis is a member and Mr. Davis Altogether, the United Kingdom | j^y British ships would Dr. Wood recently returned from spector Garvin. Subsequently Cop­ 50,000 W., 1060 R. C., ’282.8 IVl. |6:45 p.m.— Dallinger’s Keyboard a four month’s tour of the Orient, and Mr. Allan Wardwell of the i> Vagabonds. takes 226,000,000 bushels of wheat gg more than three times round the penolle is said to have contradicted Exciting Melodrama to Play at out of the total world imports of globe if stretched into a continuous which was taken at the direction of r. - __ 1 ..Un..n'o/4 that th'* will personally represent the peti- , 6:59 p.m.—Sessions chimes. his story and charged that tioner before the o. JS. vaju. . o. .x,.- ^ ^ State Theater Here Today about 700,000,000. line. the National Council of the Episco­ whole affair was a plot on the part Friday, January 10 7:00 p.m.—Amos ’n’ Andy. pal Church to study and report up­ peals and in any further court hear­ 7:15 p.m.—The Tastyeast Jesters. and Tomorrow. The starvation threat of the i British shipping represents be- of Inspector Garvin to undermine ing should such be necessary. The ' Eastern Standard Time. German submarine blockade is yond doubt the most vital part of on the status of the missionary 7:00 p.m,—The Fast Steppers. 7:30 p.m.—Dixies Circus — Merry movement in China and of the na­ the accused inspector in the eyes of dean said Prof. Macintosh, upron ad- ' American, Pryor: Daisy Bell; | “Tiger Rose”, with Monte Blue still an admiralty nightmare Greater Britain. Every third mer­ his superiors. vice of counsel given last June will 7:10 p.m.—“Sp.eaking of Sports”— Beautiful i-.ady; Flying Colors.; and Dupe Velex in the leading roles, “Junked ships and cargoes rot­ chant ship affiloat flies the British tive Christian CHiurch there, as it Arthur B. McGinley, Sports Edi­ has been affected by the recent Hand-in-hand with these two diver­ make no comment upon the action Laurendeau; Belle of Darktown; ; y^-hich will be the featured attrac- ting at the bottom of the sea may flag—23,000,000 out of the 67,000,- gent accusations the paper story tor, The Hartford Times. 000 tons, all told, which cempridfe Chinese Revolution. His fellow com­ of the court. 7:25 p.m.—Hartford Courant Nfews j Ida; Yankee Rose, Frankl; The | yon at the State today and Satur- not shock like the ruined villages mission on this tour was the Rt. states that there is the charge of Tbunderer, Sousa. . | day, is one of the most colorful and of France and Belgium,” the Brit­ the world’s mercantile marine. another plot—that of the accuse-i j j Bulletins; Weather Report; Indus­ The British Commercial ton­ Rev. Louis C2iilds Sanford. D. D., trial Alcohol Institute Announce- j 8:00 p.m.—Bond Bread Inte.rnation-j exciting, melodramas that has come ish foreign office bluntly told the i Bishop of San Joaquin, and in ad­ inspector and another high official BURGUR SHOT , al program. ■ to the screen in a '(>ng time. It is allies in 1923, "but they are j nage, on this basis, equals the to “hush up” the whole affair by ment. combined fleets of her closest dition to an intimate survey of the r,,,, "Rnv anri Rpsto^” — A l! 8:30 p.m.—Buster and his Corn : a splendid story of love and ad- equally material damage caused j Chinese situation Dr. Wood also making promises of future favors B ir d wmc-1 PoPP^rs- venture in the great woods of the by German aggression an l repre-1 rivals—those of the United based on assumed influence witn Boston. Jan. 10.—(AF)—An ex­ Bernard and Billy B ^ g ^5 p.m.—Famous Loves; “Marie par North, adapted from the suc- I States, Japan and Germany, in spent considerable time in Jap ^ dians, with Dave,Grupps Orches- i cess of the name by Willard Mack. sent equsilly heavy lossc '1 na-1 and the Philippine Islands investi- Mayor-Elect Charles Bowles, whose citing chase early today resulted in tional wealth.” jI ^ the order of their ranking. next toe capture of two alleged negro tra and Lanny R6ss, tenor—N. B. 9:00 p.m.—Interwoven Pair; Jones: story is of primitive, outdoor I ” Glancece at JtsricainBritain’s s use of administration takes office ► C. Feature Enough Food for burglars, one of whom was shot in and Hare. people who resent the invasion of I oceanic: highways of world life. The | that be mgh^^^^ ^on Far Easferli ’ '®®‘^’ toe ankle' before he surrendered. ' ’ ‘S:00 p.m.—Cities Service Concert— 9:30 p.m.—Armour Program; John­ modern scientists and engineers. Only Seven Weeks. Jessica Dragonette, soprano; Ca­ I “food routes” from Canada across of the Forty- Philip Young, 21, was mder guard ny Marvin, guest soloist—Gypsy The cast has been well chosen. This vulnerability is summed I the North Atlantic shortcut; up affairs in advance valiers Quartet; concert orchestra up in the statement that Great ninth General Convention of the at the CSty hospital, suffering from '' Rose; Victor Herbert Melodies; Monte Blue plays the role of Ser- from South America and the Anti­ OPENING STOCKS a bullet woimd. ’The other. Miles directed by Rosario Bourdon—N. Lover Come Back to Me; Bot-1 geant Devlin of the Northwest Britain can support herself lor Church which will assemble in B. C. Feature. podes: the lines of raw material Washington, October 10th next. Williams, was arrested at his home ‘ toms Up: If I Can’t Have You. i Mounted Police, and the part fits only seven weeks in the event of movement from the Ihdian ocean after he had eluded pursuit. ’The 9:00 p.m.—“Harbor Lights” — Dra­ 10 p.m.—Armstrong Quakers—Coin’ ! jjjm in an excellent maimer. He a successful interruption of ner He is equally well informed as to New York, Jan. 10.—(AP)—Stock matic Sketches based on Tales of and more eastern seas; the market conditions in his own country, since prices made further recovery at toe men were surprised in the doorway m South: My Little Batteau; Ex- j looks like a hero of the great north, world contacts. These constitute lanes along which flow ou.; Britain’s of a chain grocery store by Patrol- • , Am Old Sea Captain.—N.B.C. | cerpts from “New Moon;” Carry j and his talents permit him to sin- virtually an organization of Brit- his work embraces not only the for­ opening of today’s market, with Feature. I manufactures—these line^ of com­ eign field but the inissionaiy' ^s- buying stimulated by the decrease TTinn Nelson Littlefield of ^the Rox- Me Back to Old Virginny; Mardi i cerely portray the man of great ish business at Home and abroad munication occupy 9,500,000 tons of bury crossing station and attempted 9:30 p.m.—Schradertown Sketch — I 'Gras: All God’s Chillim Got courage who is tender and gentle in | to provide sustenance for this tricts of the Church in the United ot $72,000,000 in Federal Reserve Band directed by Arthur Pryor f i British ships on any typical day the States proper,—among the Indians, escape. Wings; Carolina Moon: Song of | jjjg jove for Rose. It would be ex- island people and raw materials length and breadth of the globe. brokers’ loans. ______* ‘ fH Arthur Allen and Louis Mason as j the Bayou; South Winds. j tremely hard to find an actress bet- the Mountaineers, the Negroes and Allied (Chemical advanced “Gus and Louie”—N.B.C. Feature.! for the machines they tend—the Two-thirds of the tonnage on which the tremendous foreign bom ele­ points. General Electric .2%. Otis ROBBERY KEPOR’TED aM 10:30 p.m.—To Be Announced. : ter fitted to portray Rose than Lupe export of their manufactured British economic life depends en­ 10:00 p.m.—Planters Pickers—H al-’ 11:00 p.m.—Longines time. j Velez. Every glance, every motion, ment. He has imder his immediate Elevator 2, Columbian Carbon 1% lelujah Singers; Billy Artz and product bears the brunt of the tered and cleared at English ports, jurisdiction a staff of approximately and initial gains of a point or so Taunton, Mass., Jan. 10.—(AP)— r.i. 11:01 p.m.—Champion'Weatherman, eygry word is vivid and delightful. bill. is under her own flag. It keeps Police today were investigating toe o’/; His Orchestra—N.B.C. Feature. 11:02 p.ih.—^Temperature.~ ■ H. B. Warner gives another of his 2 000 men and women, clergymem were registered by Coty, J. I. Case, 10:30 p.m.—Benrus Correct ’Time. This challenging dependence on freight money and other profits at physicians, y nurses, educators Md American Telephone and Bethlehem robbery of the William R. Luby & excellent characterizations, and empire and foreign lands stands home, helping decidedly to balance Company women’s apparel shop of ,.oG I Gaston Glass, TuUy Marshall, other workers—Amencan and For­ Steel. . , ^ t out in bold relief when we looK i the national accounts, eign Bom. — in all parts of the U. S. Steel opened with a block or stock valued at several thousand (Grant Withers and Bull Montana pet I Seas Hold Key To Empire’s Fate dollars. are fine. Rin-Tin-Tin adds much at workaday Britain. Only 7 world. In his time he has seen ob­ 5,000 shares at 172 ^>4. up 1^4. cent of the British people liye by Here we come to the challenging scure Chinese and Japanese youms Encouraiged by toe sustained ad­ Luby reported that he went to his I color to the picture, realities which lie in the background store late last night and discovered j The surrounding program in- agriculture—Russia has 72 per enter the Church Schools under his vance of yesterday, “bioll” traders Introduction to Act 3 from cent., Italy 56 per cent., France 41 of this phase of the struggle for Section in the Far East, emerge resumed operations on a fairly two men, one of them a negro, in to e,, iLAST HOUR REPRIEVE ! eludes an all talking comedy, world power. Greater Britain, de­ act of taking toe goods. While one “Lohengrin” ...... Wagner ! “Apartment Hunting,” Lean and per cent, and even super-industrial­ and become elevated broad scale today and agam suc­ Aria—“Voila done la terrible ized Germany 31 per cent. pendent on ships, demands national tian influence to the ^ghest posts ceeded in driving many shorts to of them pointed a revolver r.t him, cite” from “Thais,” ..Massenet Another 7 per cent, of Britain's security. This was defined in cate in the service of their Governments. cover. Easing of money rates and Luby said, toe other gathered Up toe V FOR TWO IS GRANTED I gorical terms at the ill-fated Geneva loot and then both made their es-^ Howard Preston I Emil Bbreo in several song num- millions are in mining. Two- His History favorable trade developments, par­ Intermezzo from “Jewels of however, are involved in naval parley of 1927. Dr. Wood is a native of the Uhty ticularly toe upturn in steel mill ac­ cape in a motor vehicle. The over­ The Madonna” .-r. Wolf-Ferrari ; hers, chapter four of the talking | thirds, “We have stated before, and we night theft of a quantity of cigarets serial “The King of the Kongo Che business of being “a nation of of New York, and a graduate of the tivity, provided toe background for Medley of Irving Berlin Tunes, Ossining, N. Y., Jan. 10—(AP)— state again, that as we have only College of the a t y of New York toe advance. j from a chain store was also reported ...... Irving Berlin i investigation was begun today of and the latest sound news. shop-keepers”—40 per cent, en­ a few weeks’ food supply in Britain In order to facilitate the casting gaged; in manufacturing, 14 per of the class of 1886. Leaving col­ Directors of the New York Fed- today. _____ Baritone Solos; j the story of an inmate of Clinton at any given moment, rv? depend for lege that year he engaged for four eral Reserve Bank made no change TTie Hills of Home ...... Fox , prison which caused Governor of ballots in the Boy’s Week con­ cent, in trading, and 7 per cent, in our very existence on free passage test, a ballot box has been placed in years in the wholesale drygoods in toe 4 1-2 percent rediscount rate, H om ing...... Del Riego {Franklin D. Roosevelt to grant re- transport...... • ' on the seas,” declared Britain’s Lsiness. But like an • increasing but Wall street confidently expects Howard Preston | prieves to two men three hours be- the lobby of the State theater,'in Britain Does Sixth addition to, the one at The Herald spokesman, the Right Honorable W. number of laymen who in the past a further reduction before spring Second Hungarian Rhapsody... i fore the time set for their execu- Of World Business. 1 O. Bridgeman, as first lord of the generation have devoted themselves business gets under way. Practic^- Liszt tion. office. The votes are coming 'in All in all, possibly' one-third of rapidly, an indication that interest ‘ admiralty. “We said ^efore and we to the work of the Church, he ly no business is being transacted m Drinic to Me Only With ’Thine A third convicted slayer was put Britain’s agricultural, mining and repeat it, that as the' transport of abandoned commercial pursuits to the time money market because of to death at Sing Sing prison last in the contest is widespread. Every industrial prpduction is exported. Eyes ...... -Old English boy has an equal chance. Enter any our food and raw materials and of accept the posil^n of General Sec­ toe rather genercl expectation of a Howard Prestoh night. Naturally, Britain . ia the our inter-imperial trade also depend retary of the Brotherhood of St. Michael Sclafonl, 21 years old ahd of your boy friends’ names so that further easing in rttes. Scherzo from “Midsummer other friends of the boy may know world’s , foremost internation­ on safe passage over the oceans Andrew which post he filled for High priced industrials and p K K I H E S E Night’s r^eam,” Mendelssohn- Frank Plaia, 21, both of Brooklyn al trader. She does ' approxi­ which separate the different parts nine years, and in 1899 was called are under sentence of death for tbe that he is in the contest. By ac­ specialties were in toe forefront of [three DUNGS Baritone "Solos: ^ quiring a large number of votes, is mately one-sixth of the of the empire, we are, owing to their to the post of Corresponding Sec­ today’s early advance, but some of The Blind Ploughman, . .Clarke slaying of Sarro Graziano and liis world’s gross turnover, now distance apart, more dependent than retary of the General Board of Mis­ bride Mary, at Framkljn Square, the only way of being one of the the Coppers, Motors and Amuse- 1 quick action The Crying of W aters...... boys to fill the positions required to roundly estimated .a t 65 bil­ any other nation on uninterrupted sions - of------the Episcopal^ Church. ^ In I ments were backward. Auburn Auto ...... CampbeD-Tlpton Nassau county a year ago. They communication by sea.” were to have been executed last run the theater. Watch the columns lions of dollars. this position he also served as Edi-1 g^teniled its gain to 5 1-4 points be- 2 clear tone The Bony Fiddler ...Hammond of the Herald for an announcement This business abroad, annually tor of Thcf SpirU of Missions^wMch g^d of toe first half hour, Howard Preston night. is the oldest Church magazine in In a letter to Governor Roosevelt, of the standing of the boys to date. in excess of 10 billions of dollars, Allied Cmerical and Columbian Car­ March from “CJarmcn” .. .Bizet represent 17 per cent, of the the United States. He continued m bon to 4 points each. J. I. Case to 3 , 3 l-o-n-g l-i-fe^ 11:30 p-m.—^Hartford Courant accompanied by an affidavit, CHECK PASSER HELD this position until 1920 when the i ’Thomas Cirrone, an inmate of Clin­ CHINA’S FINANCES. world’s movement of imports and and U. S. Steel Common moved up News Bulletins; Weather Report 13 per cent, of the exports. From J Board of Missions was urged into 2 1-4 noints - to 173 1-4. But met ask yook oealsk and Atlantic Coast Marine Fore­ ton prison,' said he had hired Scla- foni to kill the Graziano’s and that the standpoint of security, this Willimantic, Jan. 10— (AP) c—^ the National Council of the Episco- heavy profit teking at that level and cast; Industrial Alcohol Institute Nanking, Jan. 10.—(AP)—^De­ quickly lost half its gain.Andes Announcement. Plaia had nothing to do with the claring that the steady slump in sil­ has rested down , to the present Em »t Bobarre. m., pleading frdlty t o m ’ s ™ moment up British sea power. to two counts of passing worthless Copper and Fox FUm were con-- 111:35 p.m.—“Dream Journeys” — crime. — ver and the senational jump in gold partment, which pdsition he stUl ARCTURUS John Schlager, 33, of Buffalo was Behind# there lie the huge checks was held in $1,000 bonds to­ spicuously heavy. .■ri."' Good-Night Program by aiff bars have seriously affected the fills with increasing hpnor and ef­ Foreign exchanges opened firm, Strong,, organist assisted by stu­ electrocuted for complicity -4n the coimtry’s finances, the council of financial stakes of Britain. • These day for toe next term of toe 'Su­ perior Court when arraigned before ficiency. Dr. Wood’s carter for the with sterling cables advancing R A lifo’'T u1»S dio Musicians and entertainers. slaying a year a^o of Patrolman state today decided to prohibit aJl investments are more widely dis­ last twenty-five years isjargely toe Harold Haltam of Buffalo. tributed over the globe and far Judge Frank H. Foss in Police slightly to $4.87 1-16. STANDARD for EVERY leading set [0,2:00 Midn.—Silent. speculation in gold bars. Court. history of toe missionary effort of The council has instructed the exceed in value those of any other toe Church during that period. A WBZ—WBZA SOCIETY WOMAN ON JURY. lending country. As the world’s Police charge that 16 checks there were 4,620 pupils in these ministry of finance to prepare ade­ totalling approximately 1$1,000 is­ few figures tell toe story of the Friday, January 10 quate measures for dealing with the banker, Britain’s 'financing of in­ result of his labors. Thus in______1900_ schools and today there are 23,736; The Next Time Yon Have ternational development aggre­ sued by Robarge who was arrested identified ‘ there were' 5,572 Sunday school pii- Radio Trouble Try 4:00 p.m.—^Tea Timers. NewiKjrt, R. I., Jan. 10.—(AP) — situation. ■, in Camada WeiSiesday have been re­ when Mr. Wood became [4:15 p-m-—^Home Forum Decorat- gates 22 billions—chiefly ojitside with missionary work, there were 69 pils, and today there are 36,041; Mrs. John Nicholas Brown, society turned as'worthless. Harry Gauch­ there are today 14 hospitals as com­ I ing woman and sister-in-law of former DOUBLY INSURED of Europe in far-flung loans er prosecuting attorney said today men and 40 women engaged in toe 4*30 p.na.—Clifford Kemp Trio. from Canada to Singapore. mission service of. toe church. Today pared with 9 in 1900; and wherws United States Senator Peter G. Ger­ A move in Elngland has been that only two counts had been lodg­ in 1900 the contribptions In toe WM. E. KkAH i 5:00 p.m.—^Final closing stock mar­ ry, served as fpremain of the Super­ The sun, which, we are told, ed against Robarge for toe present there are 197 men and 237 women kets. started to compel insurance on mo­ never sets on the British Empire, so engaged, of AmericMui birth. In field were $17,947, today they ior Court jury here yesterday. Un­ tor vehicles rather th*(n on the so that he might be bound over. amount in round numbers to $300,- FOR EXPERT 15:25 p.m.—Government bulletins. der the Rhode Island law, a woman shines down upon,a venture in the Robarge had condu/ied a market 1900 there were 431 native workers (5:30 p.m.—Lost aid found; posi- drivers. This is because so many the nations that in the foreign field, whereas today 000. Dr. Wood’s twenty-five yefirs may accept. or refuse jury service j accidents have occurred in which holding or here imtil Christmas when he sud­ in toe mission service of toe Church RADIO SERVICE I tions‘wanted. is unique denly’left town. The checks alleged there are 2,077 ;s;toere were 6118 669 ToUand Tpk.i Ptume 8 78o.^; |II‘45 pjn.^-'Junior Aviation League. but when her name was drawn ' by the victims have been unaWe'to foreign commtmicants, in 1900 and was recognised by formal laudatory the jury commissioner of the state collect damages because the licensed. Nation Holds Fourth to be worthless were issued by him resolutions adopted by toe General Atwater Kert, Stromberf-Csrlsoo.' 16:59 pjn.—Temperature. to wholesale meat dealers here and today there are 36,702; there were Maleotic. BoddE ■ 16:00 p.EBvLTtiechron time. Mrs. Brown promptly accepted. It driver of the vehicle was not at the ’ Of **■“the World, lOT schools, and thsre'are now 415; Convention of 1925. •01 p.m.—^Champion Weatherman. was her first experience. wheel at the time of the accident. One-quarter of the earth’s sur- Norwich.

■5X2 F T O D A t: JANUARY 10, 1930. MANCHESTER EVENDIG HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., PAGE I^XJRTEEN orovenaent and extension of a cer­ tain portion of the distribution sys­ TOLLAND tem. *^Thl8 work will be in addition to normal extension and develop- Miss Adele Rough has finish^ •Something Different’ fo r Next Sunday’s the four months’ probation for the: ™The Greenwich Gas Com paq nurses course at the Hartford hos­ 111 plans an outlay of about $250,000 pital and has received her cap. mnner ? Try Broiled Veal, Venetian for extension of distribution mains, xtibh Augusta Nickerson, teacher meters, services and various miscel­ at the Buff Cap school, is ill with laneous items. pneumonia at the home of Mr. and 1 Water Supplies Mrs. Nathan Ward of the Buff Cap I'l Connecticut water supply utilities district. EDITOR’S NOTE; expect a 1930 investment of abwt Mrs. J. H. Bissell is spending a menu which Oscar of the Waldorf, Sl^OO.OOO for improvements. Tne few days with Mr. and Mrs. John H. writing for The Herald and NBA ^New Havan Water Comply WlU Service, suggests for your next Sun expend about $500,000, half of Fred Randoll is spending some day dinner: which will be for distribution sys­ time in Passaic, New Jersey. tem extensions and new pipe lines, Horton Chapin and family, who j and the balance of which wiU be have been with Charles C. Talcott Anchovy Canape utilized in construction, the latter for a few 'days have returned to Tomato Bouillon including the continuation of work Oradell, New Jersey. ESTAW.I|H» Broiled Veal, Venetian on the company’s vast North Bran­ Rev. WiUiam C. Darby is ill with 1859 Baked Potatoes Carrots in Cream ford Development. the grip. Walaorf Salad Additions to plant, pipe line ex­ R. Eldred Doyle attended a coun-. tensions and the purchase of prop­ ty meeting at Storrs, Tuesday eve-, Chocolate Charlotte Russe erty needed for future development m ECONOMY i Coffee ifing. will bring the 1030 expenditure of The 'Vemon degree team came to the Bridgeport Hydraulic Company Tolland Tuesday evening and con-' BroUed Veal, Venetian to approximately $400,000. ferred the third and fourth degree Procure some rather About $375,000 will be spent by on a class of twelve candidates— large slices of veal and lay them the Greenwich Water Company for Hoyt Hayden, Mrs. Hoyt Hayden. o n l dish with some chopped mush­ extensions of mains, enlargement of John M. Bowers, Mrs. Loura Jud- rooms and scaUions, some filtration capacity and additional son, Charles Broadbent, Mrs. Lath- CANNED) bayleaf and chopped parsley. Dredge pumping apparatus. Much construc­ rop West. Nathan Ward. Miss Ruth thLi over with salt and pepper and tion work in the past five or s^ Martin, Mrs. Maude Clough, E. baste them with a tablespoons years has made it necessary for the Schmidt, Mrs. W. Schmidt and Miss of olive oil. Allow the slices to steep Ansonia Water Company to expend M. Schmidt. After the degree work in this marinade for ^ hour or so, only about $5,000 on new work in supper was served to abojit one turning them now and then so that 1930, and for the Stamford Water hundred. 'Visitors were present from they will be equally flavored. Company to make only its reg;ular yearly extensions which are estim­ Coventry, Stafford, Manchester and Strew them with flnely ■Vemon. breadcrumbs, place them side by ated a t a cost of $50,000. The Guil- The Ladies society will serve a side on a gridiron and broil over a ford-Chester Water Company will supper Friday evening at the clear fire. When done on one side, spend about $50,000 for a new church. Mrs. James Rhodes, Mrs. turn and baste them with the re­ reservoir gate house, distribution 1 V _ improvements and tree planting. Eldred Doyle and Mrs. I. Tilden mainder of the marinade. Jewett are the committee. When cooked, arrange the slices Oscar of the Waldorf (right) supervises the sUcing of the veal for The Tolland Library association of veal on a hot dish, squeeze the uscar oi broiling, Venetian stjle >______held a short business session Mon- j juice of an orange over, and serve ITALY AND FRANCE day afternoon. Regtdar routine i stallation of a synchronous conden- business was transacted and the ROPS were short this year, especially so on vegetables of high scr. ARE STILL AT ODDS new constitution was adopted. In the western section of the Mrs. Emma Crandall and Mrs. C quality. A & P anticipated the situation and. In many sec­ Public Utilities Plan state, the Danbury & Bethel Gas & Ernestine Button attended a Home tions, instructed the resident buyers to select the best vegetables Electric Company contemplates an Rome, Jan. 10—(AP)—Italy and Demonstration meeting at the and have them packed exclusively for A & r. To Spend 45 Millions expenditure of approximately $275,- France will go to the five power home of Mrs. Bunce of Bolton.} 000 for improvements, including ad­ naval conference at London with Wednesday. They will give ai WE FEEL CONFIDENT THAT THESE ARE THE LOWEST PRICES ditions to transmission and distribu­ problems particular to themselves demonstration soon for the Tolland | FOR QUAUTT VEGETABLES THIS SEASON In State During 1930 tion lines, electric plant and sub­ unsettled and the lines ot disagree­ ladies. _ . . station, and additions to gas manu­ ment in their viewpoints drawn James Shelewa of Pennsylvania facturing plant and distribution more definitely than at any time be­ is visiting his sister Mrs. Nichole Company, the Connecticut Power MEAT SPECIALS THIS WEEK END ~ fore. . . Pivovarezuk and family of the Increase of 15 Millions Company and its subsidiaries will ^The Derby Gas & Electric Com­ Publication here of the the gist Grant’s Hill district. FRESH PORK SHOULDERS, Baisterp Cat .. lu ifir expend $4,040,000 for improvements pany plans a sum of $300,000 for of the French note of January 3 to' Mrs. Sarah West and children are 5-8 lbs. Average. Lean, welF trimmed ...... jO- Jbc to be made in 1930. Of this total, Over the Past Year various betterments in both the Italian government disclosed much improved at this writing. FRESH RIB ROAST PORK ...... • • ...... *»• the Hartford Electric Light Com­ branches of its service, and the that the Paris government rejected Several who have been suffering General Extensions pany will spend about $2,350,000. Clinton Electric Company will spend the Italian proposition of nav^ with grip are slowly improving. SELECTED BEEF OF CHOICE QUALITY oq„ q-,- More than half of this will be util­ about $15,000 for its 1930 improve­ parity, a fundamental Italian thesis Those who travel on the back RIB ROASTS, best steer ...... of Import. ized for steam plant development, ments. for further negotiation. roads are finding the same BONELESS OVEN ROASTS ...... • • •...... m while the balance will be consumed Manufactured Gas It was made known that the for culties that they encounter in the BEST PORTERHOUSE STEAK, large ten d erlo in ...... id- bye in line extensions and general im­ Public utility companies dealing eign ministry regarded the French Connecticut’s public utiUty com­ spring when the general spring SOFT TENDER LAMB ,, provements to service. exclusively in the distribution of reply as rupture of negotiations breakup comes. ______panies will spend for improvements Expenditure of $955,000 will be manufactured gas will invest about which had gone on for many weeks GENUINE SPRING LAMB LEGS, any w eight ...... P. and additions to their plant ^d made by the Connecticut Power $1 500,000 in additions and improve­ between the two countries. RIB LAMB CHOPS, cut from soft young lam bs ...... id. equipment during the year of 1930 Company for miscellaneous exten­ ments during the year. The New The impression in Rome since re French idea is not in accord with Sproximately $45 000 000 acco^- sions, improvement of distribution Haven gas Light Company heads ceipt of the French note is that the the true spirit of disarmament. FANCY POULTRY . ih 17c ing to their P>^esent estimates. facilities, gas manufacturing equip­ the list of these companies with a SOFT ROASTING CHICKEN, 3-4 lbs. a v e r a g e ...... k o i ' an increase of about $15,000,00 ment, substation equipment and figure of $660,000. The principal FRESH-KILLED MILK-FED FOWL, 3-4 lbs. average ...... lb- -Jac Dver tieir expenditures for the same buildings. The company will com­ items covered in this amoimt in­ STANDARD OYSTERS, solid m e a t ...... pi. ^ plete an office and service building clude the remodeling of gas appara­ to plant and equg- at. Middletown, add to its gas mak­ tus to increase capacity and im­ silverbrook LB RC •npnt extensions of service and bet­ ing equipment at New London arm prove efficiency: installing a waste A A A E m euUND IMIIN'IS ^ -* terment of distribution g^tems wU increase the capacity of its Mid- boiler and a steam accumulator; re­ dlptown. and New London substa­ modeling'its gas works buUding to The Puritan Market POTATOES GRE^^OUNTAIN 15 UB 4 tions. house the entire operating depart­ amouS of new construction work ment and to include storage room The Stamford Gas & Electric “THE HOME OF FOOD VALUES” SUSAR FLNE GRANULATED 10 51* b T Z n y of the utility compames. Company, recently unified with the aind a garage;, laying about twelve Transportation Connecticut Power Company, plans miles of new main with necessary Coner of Main and Eldridge St. $650,000 for additions to plant dur­ service connections and meters. TOMATOES __ i The Hartford Gas Company will ing the year. This wdll include gas A & P FANCY QUALITY. A large tin of very fine NO.^3 S t t ihe aum of 515,01^000 generating and. distribution addi- ' spend about $300,000 for ordinary Of this amount, $ll,ouo. tions including short line extensions ' extensions of mains, service and to m a to e s ...... 000 w^i b^ spent for and meters; similar additions for meters, and additional ■ pumpmg Specials Friday and Saturday IONA STANDARD QUALITY. An exceptionally J J C ® to equipment and permanent facm electrical distribution, and a service and storage facilities in outlying ties and $3,500,000 for new eqmp- building. Another subsidiary, the sections. __ , fine value .•••»•...... ••• ment Among the major improve- Manchester Electric Company, will Approximately $200,000 will be planned by the t f t°ad use about $70,000 for its 1930 addi­ expended by the Bridgeport Gas PEAS the following: purchase of ten ®iec tions and improvements, while the Light Company. About half of the BUTTER A & P FANCY QUALITY Small, extra sifted peas IW.^2 trfc passenger locomotives and 33 Union Electric Light & Power Com­ amount will be used for a new buUd­ mifitFple unit cars; rebuilding and ing and a new gas generating set S U G A R BROOKFIELD at low p ric e ...... pany will have an expenditure of CLOVERBLOOM hilproving freight and Pagenger $15,000 for small line extensions, a now being installed and the balance HART PEAS. Fancy peas, canned just as they come ^ 2 ^ ^ cars; improving «team and electrm will cover the rearrangement, im- SUNLIGHT locomotives: improved and addition new substation building and the in- from the pod ...... • • • * ** __ al Fhop. power plant and steamheat 5c lb. RELIABLE PEAS. Clyoice peas of fine flavor and ^ ^ ^ facilities; improved roadway, in tiSmg additional 130-pound rail 10 lbs. to a customer. 41 t e n d e r n e s s ...... and stone ballast with accompany­ IONA STANDARD QUALITY. A real quality at a n o .^2 ing track fittings; and improved main line facilities...... 25c lb. saving ...... Telephone Company Puritan Hams, 8 to 10 lbs. The Southern New England Tele- BEANS pboM Sropany is listad in second SULTANA WAX BEANS. Fancy cut, stringless, ^ 2 9 ^ place with a contemplated expendi^ ture for gross additions to its FRESH AND yellow beans ...... plant and equipment SMOKED SHOULDERS PJILIABLE STRINGLESS BEANS. Fancy quality, ^ 2 9 ^ the largest construction 16c lb. ever adopted by the company fqr a Any size, well trimmed. green beans _ _ lUgle year and an increase over IONA STRINGLESS BEANS. Standard quality at ^ X 9 ^ 1929 of $2,050,000. low price The company s largest 193 , p ject will be the erection of a new New England Heavy Steer CORN six story building m Hartford, aa o u iacent to its present bmlding. A Dressed Pork Beef A & P GOLDEN BANTAM. Fancy quality — the 2 CANS 2 5 * new office and equipment builmng sometimes hear that some ojther'^ will be e re c t-; in W aterbury^^^^ most delicious ...... ’ ^ STEAKS DEL MAIZ CORN. Fancy yellow com of specially ^ 2 9 * fiial service installed there. loaf is “as good as Bond Bread/^ Roast of Pork X rle m e n ts and. replacements will Pork Chops Short, Sirloin fine flavor ...... * _ _ ’ bf mide in New Haven and new IONA STANDARD CORN. Tender, white com of ^ 1 9 ^ buildings are planned for Tornng When people want to speak in Round ton. Bristol and elsewhere. Sizeawe goodquality ...... , • • • ' 1 _ '___ additions will he made 2 1 c A & P CROSBY CORN. Fine quality — exceptional ^ 2 5 * switchboards in Stratford, Danb y^ the highest terms of anything, 3 3 c Norwalk, New Britam and Nor Spare Ribs 12c lb. v a l u e ...... they say “it is as good as gold.” Of Rib Roast.. 28c lb. " to addition, there will be subsm - Pigs’ feet, 3 for 25c Chuck Roasts BEETS I tial additions to local plant facUi A&T WHOLE BEETS. Fancy quality, tiny, de- ties in several course, it is not as good as gold Pigs’ Liver ...... 24c lb. ■ laree expansion of toll ;■ whfch indudes tbe placing of about 3 lbs...... 25c Pot Roasts . 19c lb. 78 miles of toll cable. About 800, unless it is gold, and no bread can IONA CUT BEETS. A large can of quality cut 2 CANS 2 # 000.000 feet of be as^good as Bond B r e ^ unless - will be used for exchange service DICED BEETS. All ready cut for salads and soups CANS a r only, Light and Power GENUINE SPRING LAMB Improvements to electric light it is Bond Bread* OTHER VEGETABLES .and power service and to : factured gas service Lamb C hops...... 33c lb. DEL MONTE ASPARAGUS TIPS. lor^e, green, 2 9 * companies also engaged in toe Leg of Lamb...... 3oc lb. California tips ...... * * * ' ___ ■ tribution of electricity wiU cost ^ NO. 1 - close to $12,000,000 in Connecticut Chuck of Lamb, boned and rolled 30c lb. DICED CARROTS. All cut,'feady to use for soups ^ CANS luring the year of 1930. ^ „.iii The greater part of this sum will A fte r a ll- Lamb Stew ...... 15c lb. he expended by the constituent com- MUSHROOMS. Extra fancy, white . • • • * S; p L J u n r the'^ Connecticut Electoe Service Comp3.ny, includin.^ A & P SQUASH. Fancy solid pack — ju st heat and ^ ^<^1^ 2 9 ^ fs Connecticut Light & Power Com- there is no bread Uke pany the Northern Connecticut SAUSAGE s e r v e ...... • * * * ‘ . ^ ^ , ' Power Company, the ^ a te r ^ r y BACON TVfTYFn VEGETABLES. All ready for soups or l O ® r. Gas Light Company and toe Win- sted Gas Company. This group ^11 Armour’s Star Home Made Sausage salads...... * • • • • - ^ , . ^ spend a total of $7,600,000 for 1930 Puritan, sliced, 2 8 c construction work. A & P PUMPKIN. Just the kind you want for pies jjj^ CANS Of this amount $1,500,000 will be l b ...... r.*...... 16 c - required to complete work now un- Limit 3 lbs. to a customer BUY CASES OF TOUR F^yO^TO^VBGETADLES . ^ der way and the balance will repre- Mohawk Squares —YOU*tL 8AVB-MONBT ? sent work started during the year. Armour’s Star O Q ^ '*■ The program, spread over toe entire Sausage, lb. . . . w state from Greenwich in the ex- .... 1 6 c SEE WHAT OUR PRODUCE DEPT. OFFBKS^v ^ 3 treme southwest to Putnam in the The homeMke loaf BUNCH CARROTS, direct from California ...... t- extreme northeast, and from MUSHROOMS/ Snow-white, direct from growers ; ...... A il S Thompsonville near the Massachu- Complete Line of Fresh Fruit ICEBERG LETTUCE, 2 medidm heads...... • • • ...... iMge S setts border to Brandford on toe YELLOW TURNIPS, new a rriv a ls'...... ’. ' . . - ---- ...... S Sound, includes extensions* and ad- and Vegetables. SWEET POTATOES ...... ^ f ditions to electric distribution and GENERAL EMPEROR GRAPES ...... • • •. ^ E transmission lines, extension of gas AIJHERIA GRAPES ...... • • • • * ” mains, purchase and installation of BAKING CALIFORNIA ORANGES ...... meters, transformers and street lighting equipment, new buil^ngs, COMPANY ^ idditions or alterations to existing The Puritan Market juildings, and improvements on toe ATLAIXTIt:;# lompany’s various steam and hydro ^ Comer of Main and Eldridge St. renerating plants. 2 The closely related group com- i s, irises Hartford Electric Light j iiAisCHfiSTER EVENING HIKAIJJ, uuwNh

with Mrs. MlUcent Robinson of hold the last sitting, in the series of FOUR WOMEN HURT Providence, R. I., as installing whists,,at the Home Club rewms on officer. The officers: Tuesday night, when^ the’ grand Worthy Matron—^Miss Iris Cyn- prizes will be awarded. On January , 21, the Moose will open a pinochle R0CKVni£ gell. Lowell, Mass., Jan. 10.— CAP) — Worthy Patron—^Kenneth Smith. touma.ment to which the public is Four women were Injured today Associate Matron—^Mrs. Edith invited to participate. when^ their automobiles skidded on Skinner. Mi— Feck At Hospital the tiowell-Lawrence boulevard in D. A. B. Meeting Assistant Patron—Alexander Mc­ Edith Peck, librarian at the the Kenwood district, crashed Tbe January meeting of Sabra Kenna. RockvUle Public Library, entered through a fence along the banks of Trumbull Chapter D. A. R. Conductor—^Mrs. Lena Bilson. the Hartford hospital recenOy, the Merrimpek river and then turo- on Wednesday afternoon at tbe Associate Conductor—Mrs. Min­ where she will receive trea.ment for ed over before it reached the water. home of Mrs. EmUy Bissell Swm- nie Tennptedt. an injured arm, the result of ® The injured v/omen, who were SeUs of Prospect street. There was Searetajy—Mrs. Florine Mont­ several months ago. Sh2 will be taken to St. John’s hospital were; a short business session at which gomery. there for several weeks. Laura Auger, 19, Lawrence, con­ Sm fie reg»t. Treasurer—Mrs. Anna Dickinson. Notes tusions of the chest. a-^inted delegates to the State O. Trustees—^Mrs. Edith Rich, Mrs. Mrs. Annie Mahee and staff of convention to be held in Mrs. Grin Clark, 28, Lawrence, BridSp^randThe NatioMfcdivau- j Helen Jewett, and Edward Leonard, Hartford, will install the officers of fractured shoulder.. Kiowa Council,’ Degree of Pocahon­ isnag __5„ Artrii Mem-! Case Continued Mrs. Lillian Corrile, 22, Lawrence, tas at its regular meeting to be held bruises and possible shoulder frac­ were asked to leave contribu- j The case of Miss Jeanette Gerick, in Red Men’s haU this evening. hers were j^ountain School, | who shot her father twice in the There will be an entertainment pro­ ture. tions Irene Quinlan, 26, Methuen, chest Kentucky, with Mrs. George Me- head on the evening of October 15, gram and refreshments will be serv­ Leah of 12 Talcott avenue or Mrs. as he W85 sleeping, and who plead' ed. Guests Will be present from injuries. Lester Martin of King street, before ed not guilty in Tolland County Manchester and Hartford. The driver of the automobile,^ a the first of February. Superior Court on Tuesday mpming, Harry Francis, manager of the man, did not report to the hospital Delegates named to attend con­ has been continued imtil next Tues­ Grant Store for the past fifteen or police. ventions follows: Delegat^ to Con­ day at the next session of the Su­ months, left today for Thompson- tinental Congress: Mrs. Walter H. perior Court. ville, where he wUl be manager of Fancy Skinner, Mrs. Charles H. Allen, Mrs. , Roll Call and Reception the Grant Store in that place. He TRAIN STOP APPROVED. Frederick Thorpe. Alternates, Mrs. The Rockville ^ p t ls t church will was remembered by the clerks at Oscar C. Peterson, Mrs. Lester W. hold its annual roll call and recep the local store on Thursday evening Washington, Jan. —(AP) Ap­ S au erk rau t Martin, Mrs. E. G. ButleL Miss tion on Thursday evening, January at closing time and was presented proval of the automatic train stop Marion BuUer, Mrs. Francis T. M ^ - 16 at the church social rooms on with a desl clock, at which time an device installed on the New York, well, Mrs. William A. Howell, Mrs. Union street. At that time the mem­ appropriate poem was read. New Haven and Hartford railroad 2 large cans 2 9 c John H. Steele, Mrs. WUlis H. Reed, bers and friends will greet the new Gerald Pagano of this city has en­ at a cost of $893,778 was given to­ pastor. Rev. Edward Neild, who Mrs. J. AUen Mix, Mrs. Charles R. tered Williston Academy at East day by the Interstate Commerce Ideal for a Quickly Prepared Newton. ,. preached his first sermon at the Hampton, Mass. Commission. Delegates to State convention. church on Sunday. Mrs. F. N. Belding of Talcott The device is one of the contin- German Supper Mrs. Walter H. Skinner, Mrs. Fred­ Moose Card Party avenue is registered at the I ous induction type code system. erick Thorpe, Mrs. Lester W. Mar­ The Loyal Order of Moose will Ambassador Hotel, New York City. tin, Mrs. WilUs H. Reed; Alternates, Mrs. -Charles H. Allen, Mrs. J. Alien Mix, Mrs. E. G. BuUer, Mr^ Francis SEAL PART T. Maxwell, Mrs. George G. Snuth, \ CAMPBELL’S Mrs. Jesse T. Favor. Hon. Charles Phelps of this city • was the speaker of the afternoon Pork and Beans and he spoke on “Some of Connecti- Our Saturday Meat Specials Baked Beans cuts Contributions to the Nation , Large Can which proved most interesting. cans Mrs. Dorothy Abbey Waite sang Owing to a decline in the Lamb Market this week, we are 3 22c two Russian numbers in her usual pleased to offer the following cuts at reduced prices. Finest legs pleasing manner. 1 9 c ^ After the program a social hour of fresh Dressed Spring W8LS enjoyed and delicious refresh­ A Tasty Diversion for PEP BRAND ments were served by the hostess, a Friday Meal Mrs. Swindell and her efficient com­ Fresh White Eggs mittee. lions Club Meeting LAMB 34« >» A meeting of the Rockville’s Lions club was held at the Rock­ Lamb to Stew ...... I8c lb. Doz. ville House on Wednesday night, Finest Forequarters of Spring FINEST RED with about thirty members attend­ L am b...... 23c lb. Finest Loin Lamb Chops 59c lb. ing. It was voted to have 5,000 circu­ Loins of Lamb to Roast, Succotash lars printed, which the members of Salm on Size 2 Can the club can send out in their mail 3 to 4 lbs. each ...... 55c lb. POULTRY SPECIALS matter and which can be used to, Prixe Bread advertise the city at the coming TJ. Fresh Killed Fowls, 1 lb. tall cans S. W. V. convention to be*held here. Fresh Killed Chickens to Roast, Large 20 cz. Loaf 2 cans 3 9 c Another matter which came up 3 to iV lbs. e a c h ...... 37c lb. 3 to iV z lbs. e a c h ...... 37c lb. for discussion was the question of 2 Most Populai* Ingredient for Delicious Au Gratin having a local golf course. Alfred a Variety of Fish Dishes 8 g or Scalloped Rosenberg stated he had a piece of Prime Rib Roast Beef, boned Boneless Rolled Rib Roast Beef land, which would be very good for that purpose. The committee will and rolled if you wish for oven roast...... 49c lb. look further in to the matter. “Jack” Elliott assistant city edi­ ...... 28c-35c lb. Bottom Round Pot Roast, all tor of the Hartford Courant was the lean solid m eat...... 40c lb. speaker and he had as his subject, Top Round Roast Beef .. 45c lb. “The Making of a Newspaper,” Shoulder Clod Pot Roast Beef Fancy Shoulder Clod Roast, first which proved most interesting. The next meeting of the club will (whole) 5 to 6 lbs. each 35c lb. cut for oven roast___40c lb. be held at the Rockville House the- Fresh Pigs’ Liver, 2 lbs. ... 25c FROM THR latter part of January. Our Fresh Ground Hamburg School Cominittee Meeting Steak...... 25c lb. Our Home Made Pure Pork The monthly meeting of the Ver­ WESTERN PLAINS non School Committee was held in Shank Soup Bones with plenty Sausage M eat...... 25c lb. AND THE the superintendent’s office on Wed­ nesday evening, January 8. at 7 of m ea t...... I5c-20c lb. Fresh Pigs’ Feet . . . ___lOc lb. o’clock. Those present were Chair­ OCEAN’S DEPTHS man Sherwood C. Cummings, Miss Marion Butler, F. W. Bradley, Finest Veal Cutlets.___ 59c lb. Home Dressed Fresh Shoulders Ernest Hensig, A. T. Bissell and Dr. Boneless Veal Roast, all lean 5 to 6 lbs. each ...... I8c lb. Fresh Shoulders lb. 19c J. E. Flaherty, H. C. Clough. The Seasonable Values 5-7 lb. Avie. latter reported that two teachers, solid m e a t...... 39c lb. Finest Veal Chops...... 39c lb. Mrs. Bessie Heck and Miss Dubay were on the sick list at the present in Choice Beef Lamb Legs lb. 38c time. No substitutes had to be call­ ' Cnt from Genuine Spring Lamb ed in during the month of Decem­ CORNED BEEF SPECIAL ber. He recommended that the elec­ tricity course now being given the Lean Ribs Corned B e e f ...... 12c lb.Solid Lean Pieces of Corned Beef* Face Rump lb. S9c Rib Lamb Chops lb. 45c pupils of the 8th grade be continued Fancy Boneless Brisket Corned to s lic e ...... 2Sc ’b. Ideal Oven Roast during the remainder of the year, as B e e f ...... 30c35c lb. One solid head of cabbage free with each the cost was very reasonable. Mr. Naval Pieces of Corned B e e f...... 15c lb. purchase of corned beef. Clough also stated that the financial Lamb Fores lb. 25a Chuck Roast lb; 38e Boned as desired. outlook for the year was food and Boneless—No Waste that the seats previously authoriz­ ed for the Maple street school might safely be bought at this time. The Inventory Specials on Grocery Items Gross Rib Roast lb. 32c new song books for the High school White House C offee...... 41c lb. Libby’s Peaches, halves,%large c a n 29c are being used and there are now Ideal Pot. Roast enough for all to use. Baker’s C ocoa...... 16 l-2c can Campbell’s Tomato Soup, cans for .^3c Smoked Meat Sale The report of Mr. Clough was ap­ Ideal Not-a-Seed Raisins.. 3 pkgs. for 25c 90c dozen proved and adopted. The meeting Strfctly Fresh Local Eggs, Rib Roll, Boneless adjourned shortly after 8 o’clock. Finest Country Roll Butter, large size ...... 59c dozen fresh m a d e...... 43c lb., 2 lbs. 85c First Guts, lb. 55c; Second Cuts, Ib. 45o Smoked Shoulders lb. 19c Brookes Co. To Dissolve Diamond Brand Large Budded W^alnuts Attorney Henry H. Hunt of Hart­ Roydl Scarlet Squash, large ca n ...... 17c 4-6 lb. Average * ford has been appointed temporary ...... 34c lb., 2 lbs. 65c Top Round Steak lb. 49c receiver of the T. H. Brookes Cloth­ Best Pure Lard, 2 lbs...... !... 23c Royal Scarlet Pumpkin, large ca n -----17c ing Company of this city, the ap­ Noted For Flavor Daisy Hams Ib. 399 pointment having been made by Boneless Judge Edwin L. Dickinson in the Bon Ton Peas, 2 cans f o r ...... 25c Bon Ton Tomatoes, 2 cans fo r ...... 25c Gold Dust, large size ...... 21c pkg. Hartford Superior Court. The action Confectionery Sugar, 2 pkgs. fo r -----15c is brought as.a result of a suit Monarch Catsup ; ...... 19c large bottle Smoked Hams Ibe 29c brought by Edwin L. French, who is Fresh Eastern Pork Smsill White Beans for baking___ 10c lb. KenL-Rations for the dog, 7 cans for .. 93c . . .28c Doraco Brand—Whole or Half petitioning for the dissolution of the Royal Scalet Crushed Pineapple LOINS, either end, lb. partnership in the store which is Kitty Rations, 7 cans fo r ...... 93c CHOPS, center cuts, lb. . . .35c conducted by Brookes and French. 29c Large Size Can Sliced Bacon lb. 29e The papers are returnable in the Either Flnaat Brand case the first Tuesday in February End lb. 28c in the Hartford County Superior Fresh Hams Court. BAKERY NEWS Deputy Sheriff John J. Connors Our Bakery Dept, is the talk of the town, Give us a trial. You’ll has had Frank Ciechowski in the pleased. store as keeper since December 31, R. C. Asparagus T ip s ...... 35c Obtainable at Our as a result of an attachment for a Try a loaf of our Home Made B read .. ^ ...... ;... 12c loaf 1 lb. Square Can ]ttarket at Fruits and wholesale house. Officers Installed Home Baked B ea n s...... 25c qt. Brown Bread...... 10c and 15c loaf Pineapple, large ca n ...... 29c At the last regular meeting of Coffee Rings, sugar fro sted -----19c each Fancy HawaUan, Sliced Hope Chapter O. E. S., Mr. and Mrs. Coffee Nut R in g s...... 25c each 829 MAIN ST. V egetables Alfred Guidotti, retiring Matron and Finest Danish Pastry ...... 40c dozen Pecan R o lk ...... 25c each Stuffed Olives ...... 35c Patron v/ere presented with jewels, Chicken P ie s ...... 20c each Fancy 10 pz. Bottle CORNER PURNELL PLACE In Variety >and Abundance at Mrs. Ethel Leonard making the Fancy Layer Cakes___ 30c and 50c each Squash Pies ...... 15c-35c each • Your Econqiny Store presentation speech. Apple, Peach and Pineapple Pies, Pie FiUing, 3 pkgs...... 25c Stuffed and Baked Chickens Good Luck Installation of officers took place. your ch o ice...... 30c each ...... $1.50 arid $2.00 each FANCY BALDWIN Home Made Corned Beef Hash .... 25c lb. Fonda Milk ...... 10c SALADA TEA We stuff and bake chickens and roast 1 lb. Tall Can HOLLYWOOD all kinds of meat. Give us a trial. Home Made Potato S a la d ...... 25c lb. Applies 5 lbs. 29c ^ — Bean Sprouts ...... Small pkg. 9c MARKET fSill 18 oz. Can 1-4 lb. pkg. 23c Molasses ...... 23c 1-2 lb. pkg. 45c 381 East Center St. FRESH VEGETABLES Brer Babbit, Large Can Fipest Celery Comer Parker St. Green K a le ...... 30c peck P ea a ...... Size 2 Can 20c '- . m Yellow Globe T u rn ip s...... 23c peck Del Maiz C orn...... 19c None-So-Oood Fresh Parsnips...... 4 lbs. 25c Size 2 Can 3 bubebes 23c Finest Baldwin Apples, 3 lbs...... 29c FIVE BIG SPECIALS New Bunch Carrots, 2 bunches for... 15c MapleiiTe Crescent, 2 oz. bottle .. .33c Fancy Green Peas, 2 qts. for ...... 29c Pickles, Quart Jar ...... 41c NATIVE FOWLS White Onioris for Boiling, 3 lbs...... 25c Fancy Sweet Mixed FANCY FLORIDA, \.ARGE SIZE From White Farm Fancy Celery Marshmallow Fluff...... 23c Iceberg Lettuce, etc. ^ Large Egg Plant...... 20c each Ju n k et...... ^...... 2 pkgs. 25c IS oz. ncg. $1.10 Each Assorted Flavors O ranges doz. 43e saver PoUsh ...... 29c TENDER RIB ROAST Phone service tonight until 9 o’clock. Gorham, 8 oz. jar BEEF 32c lb. All orders taken tonight will leave the the store on the first delivery. FRESH SHOULDERS For best service phone your order this evening.^ 16c lb. Don’t forget to include a loaf of our Home Made Bread with your order. LAMB CHOPS 29c lb. BOILED HAM Manchester Public Market , 49c lb. • W Better Meats at Lower Prices. DAIL 5139 X: ■ Store For Sale or Rent on Spruce St. .. / i-Try- r-(«-i'. '■ -*.s . -.V. 7j-'t ^"■^- MANCHBSTBB e v e n in g BERALU, SUU'rH MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1930. . tAGE SIXTEEN TH E El ED SECTION

B ini' AN D S l U . IfjnHtE £?s9«sexx»»%3E»s»aa6«x«&sl9C9»essx)6»0^^ p^yp^y«cvr>?vc%: PERSONALS care of Herald. ____ Your Down Payment to reinime regular schedules. ADVERTISEI^NTS Four liners which had 'anchored to Be Held in Banquet Hall —Many thousands of acres of land WILL THE YOUNG m an who as­ WEST SIDE HOUSEWIFE'would at Quarantine proceeded to their of Masonic Temple. which the forefathers clesried for Count six average sisted the young'lady who fell in farming in southern New Ehigland Initials.' numbers and abbreviations like to do wet washings at her docks and departing ships left with­ front of The Center' Spa on the home; also box laundry work. Dial The annual meeting of the Cen­ are now reverting to forest, W. Oj each count as a word and compound out delay. Filley, forester of the Connecticut •words as tw o w o rd a Minimum cost Is evening of Dec. 31st,. 1929, about 7544. Vessels proceeded with extreme ter Congregational church will be price of three lines. S:30 please send his address to on a New Radio caution in the lower bay, however, held 09 Wednesday evening of next Agriculture Experiment station •Line rates per day for transient Box A, in care of Herald. WANTED—HOUSEWORK by mid­ as the fog, although not intense, week, and because of the extensive said last night in an address before"' dle-aged woman. Laundry work failed to lift entirely. alterations at present being made the biennial agricultural conference EirectlT. March preferred. Phone 8497. Two New England vessels, the to the church building, the meeting Rhode Island. His subject was automobiles FOR SALE 4 Forest Possibilities for Southern 6 Consecutive Days ..j 1 ctsl » ots New Haven of the New London and supper will be held in the ban­ New Ehigland.” 3 consecutive I^^ys .. ^9 SITUATIO.NS WANTED— You can. get your down pay­ line and .the Richard Peck of the quet haU of the Masonic Temple. FOR SAJLE—1925 MOON sport Providence line, dropped anchor in The Women’s F?deration will sis- “The area of forest land in Rhode ^ All^oVdeVs'fo'r* Irregular touring, perfect mecha^cal condi­ MALE 39 Island, Connecticut and Massachu­ vtrni he charged at the one Irne rate* ment on a new radio by letting Long Island Sound, when the fog sume charge of the meal and the Snecial raus for long term every tion, four wheel brakes, good rub­ made navigation hazardous. Later, setts is probably 50 percent greater EXPERIENCED -BOOKKEEPER, women of the church whose names day Idvertlslng given upon ” 5“®®^ ber, $75.00. 109 Foster street. when the weather cleared, the two begin with G to M, inclusive, will be than it was 100 years ago. More Ads ordered for three or s - days accountant, general office man de­ a Classified ad sell the old one vessels resumed their voyage and than half the combined area of the GOOD USED CARS sires permanent position. Phone in charge of all arrangements, un­ states is in forest. Their total acre­ ? h / a c - for you. made their piers safely. der the leadership of the chairman, Cash or Terms Hartford 5-4864. Mrs. James Johnston, and assistant age is 8,913,000 while the forest ““ cKK; V. 'r ’r.\v A u rs: Madden Bros. chairman, Mrs. Harold Belcher. The area is estimated to be 4,750,000. or Main St. Tel. 5500 “We have the anomaly of a larg­ stopped LIVE STOCK— VEHICLES 42 In most cases private sale re­ hour set is 6:30 and the cover SKATING NOT SAFE, charge, fifty cents. er acreage of woodland than we had fifth day. , display lines not 10 GOOD USED CARS 100 years ago with a smaller pro­ No "1111 forbids Crawford Auto Supply Company FOR SALE—NEW MILCH cow, im- sults in a better bargain than Hostesses at the different tables duction of timber. Although there ®°The Herald will not be responsible Center & Trotter Streets tested, $125. Wm. Erbe, Andover, PARENTS WARNED will be the following: Mrs. Herbert are a few notable exceptions the for more than one incorrect Telephone 6495 and 8063 Conn. R. D. you would get otherwise. B. House, Mrs. James Irvine, Mrs. forests of southern New England of any advertisement ordered for D. C. Y. Moore, Mrs. Lois Kline­ 1928 DODGE SENIOR COUPE felter, Mrs. Harry Maidment, Mrs, are much poorer in .quality and com­ ™The^l*nadverienl om.sslon of incor­ ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 A small ad costs you-little when Ice Has Disappeared from position are therrfore much less rect publication of advertising wUi be 1927 OAKLAND SEDAN. Herman Montie, Mrs. Albert Mann, productive than they were a century Terms—Trades Considered Sonte Ponds—Forbid Using Mrs. Jessie Glenney, Mrs. Stephen you consider the results. Center Springs Park. ago.” BETTS GARAGE FOR SALE—BABY stroller, in ex­ Hale, Mrs. J. Leslie Hardy, Mrs Damage To Forests ,/ii,irv o ‘S *T „vv»T .v.psr^s Hudson-Essex Dealer 129 Spruce cellent condition. Call 8176. John Hood, Mrs. Hiram Grant, Mrs. Mr. Ehlley attributed this situa­ Parents are warned not to allow Robert Hawley, Mrs. Louis Marte, tion to the removal of trees for regulation < . I ’l* fight*to their children to go near any of the Mrs. Arthur Keeney, Mrs. Russell or? and they reserve the ngnt lo G ARAGES—SER V ICE— domestic and industrial use without edU. revise or reject ally -oy con­ FUEL AND FEED 49-A ponds with any idea of attempting Hathaway. , consideration for further growth. sidered objectionable. 10 S s i N G HOURS-Classlfied ads to STORAGE to skate or even venture on the ice. C. P. Quimby will be toastmaster Forest fires, insets and disease have ...... kii..hed same day must be re- FOR SALE—SLAB and hard D I A L 5 1 2 1 It is extremely dangerous due to and a series of toasts to “Center further added to the damage, he celved by 12 o’clock noon: Satbaturuajs FOR RENT—FIRST Class garage.^ wood, sawed stove length, and un­ the present thawing spell. In some Church, Past, Present and Future’ Inquire Edward E. Fish, 104 Chest­ said. 10:30 p.m der cover, also hickory wood for places the ice has disappeared en­ will be given by five men and Mr. Filley stressed the need for TELEPHONE YOUR nut street. ’ fire place. L. T. Wood. Dial 4496. for an Ad-taker tirely. women. Music will be provided by the acquisition of forest l£inds by Manchester has been particularly the church quartet. Printed annual WANT ADS. FOR SALE—HARD WOOD and the public and the organization of Ads are accepted over the telephone fortunate so far this season in hav­ reports of ail organizations will be privately owned forest land “to pro­ at the CH.UiGE RATP given above BUILDING- hard slabs, stove length $6 and $9 ing excellent skating conditions, a t every plate. Reports will also as a convenience to ^“iverUsers. bu 14 per load. A. Firpo. l l 6 Wells streeL duce the best results.” (Connecticut, the CASH RATES will be accepted as CONTRACTING thanks to the favorable weather and be given by the pastor, Rev. Watson he said, has acquired fifty thousand f u l l p a y m e n t Dial 6148. the efforts of Fark Supt. Horace M. Woodruff, and by the nominating If paid at the busi­ CARPENTER WORK, alterations acres of land for state forests in 28 ness office on or before the seventh HARD WOOD $6 per load. Hard Murphey, but until another long, committee and officers and commit­ years, of which forty thousand day following the first ‘"eertlon of and repairing. Thornes Murdock. hard cold snap comes along, there tees to serve the church for the each ad otherwise the CHARGE Telephone 7268. slab wood $5.00 load. Wm. J. Mc­ acres were acquired in the past r a t e will be collected. No responsi­ Kinney. Phone Rosedale 28-2. APAR I'M BNTS—FLATS— will be no more skating, a sport year 1930 elected. four years. bility for errors in telephoned ads CARPENTER WORK, porch and TENEMENTS 63 PLANS TO NEUTRAUZE which thousands have enjoyed dur­ will be assumed and their accuracy f o r s a l e — s e a s o n e d hard ing the past few weeks at Center TAFT’S CONDITION. c „ „ . . . OP storm enclosures, alterations, re­ HALF OF STATES HELP. pairs, roofing, and garages. T. Niel­ wood, $6.50 a load, split $7.25. Fred FOR RENT— 6 ROOM tenement, 79 Springs pond. Washington, Jan. 10.—(AP)— FLOATING AIRDROMES Skating isn’t the only sport that CLASSIFICATIONS son. telephone 4823. O. Giesecke. Phone Rosedale 36-12. Wells street, all improvements in­ Chief Justice Taft is resting very Washington, Jan. 10.—(AP)—^Ap­ cluding furnace. Inquire 81 Wells the weather man has put to rout comfortably, and Dr. Francis Hag- proximately half the states are giv­ B irths ...... ^ StreeL Telephone 7617. even though it may be ,the most ner, who is treating him at a hospi­ ing fairly satisfactory co-operation Engagements ...... ^ MILLINERY- HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 Rome, Jan. 10.—(AP)—Da Fon­ popular one. Fishing through the ice in dry law enforcement. Assistant M arriages ...... * seca Hermes, Sec. of the Brazilian tal here for bladder trouble said\ to­ H eaths ...... p. DRESSMAKING 19 FOR RENT— 6 ROOM tenement, all has skating “skinned a mile” in the day he “is getting along satisfac­ Secretary Lowman said today, add­ Card of T h an k s ...... , “ CHARM CRAWFORD—$35. Vulcan Improvements, garage if desired. Embassy to the Holy See, hks trans­ minds of ardent follower'^ of Isaac gas range $8. Library table $5. torily. ing that in the other half it was In Memorlam ...... ^ WANTED—DRESSMAKING to do, Apply 95 Foster street. Dial 5230. mitted to the secretariat of the Lon­ Walton, But, why shouldn’t it, for spasmodic and not all the govern­ Lost and Found ...... ‘ Ladies desk $4. don naval disarmament conference Dr. Hagner said he expected the Announcements ...... ^ also fur and cloth coats relined. Watkins Furniture Exchange it not only provides an opportunity chief justice to go south the first of ment would wish. P ersonals ...... Telephone 6525. FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement, a project aiming to internationalize for fishing but skating as well! Antomobiles lower floor, all modem improve­ in time of peace, and neutralize in next week for rest and recupera­ FOR SALE—SECOND hand gas One Manchester fisherman who tion. NEEDS TRA"VEL -Automobiles for Sale ...... ♦ ments. C. E. Lewis, 44 Cambridge time of war, all floating airdromes has been having very good luck Automobiles for Exchange ...... o MOVING— I'KUCKiNG— vange and Rex hot water heater, streeL Telephone 7269. that may be built in the open sea Auto .Accessories—Tires ...... used about 1 1-2 years. Cali 6543. catching pickerel at Coventry Lake Friendship ceases when you win “Don't you think that travel ■Auto RepalrlriK—Painting ...... STORAGE 20 for landing and refuelling airplanes said today that the ice was so thin broadens one’s mind?” Auto Schools .'...... FOR RENT—UPSTAIRS tenement or hydroairplanes. a bridge prize and receive the same Autos—Slilp by Truck ...... » of four rooms, extra attic room, it wouldn’t bear the weight of a five vase you gave the club two years “Yes; you should take a trip PERRETT & GLENNEY INC. WANTED—TO HUY 58 The floating airdromes would be pound stone, let alone a person. roimd the world.”—Faun, Vienna. Autos—For Hire ...... Local and long distance express all improvements. Inquire 111 Holl placed under the protection of the ago last May. n.urages—Service—StoTage ...... jJ street, telephone 7330. Near the edge, it is even weaker and Motorcycles-Blcvcle ...... * I and freight service, including over­ WILL PAY HIGHEST cash prices League of Nations. < won’t hold up a chisel. Day -before W anted A un-s— Mniorcycles .. . ir night express service between Man­ Mr. Hermes’s plan was approved ItiiKim-KK Iiiid l*r«»fv«>«l»iinl Sier\-iees for rags, papr., magazines ands MODERN 4 & 5 room flats, with yesterday, Coventry Lake had suf­ There Is No Place Like lJusliiess Servtres iiffpred ....*.. 13 chester and New York. Furniture “ metals. Also buy all kinds of garage, LlUey street, neslr Center. by an international aviation con­ ficient ice for fishermen to venturi Economy Houses Household Services-OlTei ed ...... IJ-A moved under the supervision of ex­ chickens. Morris H. Lessner. Dial Inquire 21 #Elro street. Telephone gress in Rome in 1927.' He main­ out for their favorite sport, thus Your Own Home Putlding—Coni racting ...... } J perts and in specially constructed 6389 or 3886. tains that his project is closely Florists-Niiiserifs ...... » 5661. / linked with the principle of full revealing the extent of the thaw in - For Sexte - Whether You .Buy One Funeral Ihrectors ...... •“ trucks. Phone 3063, 4860 pr 8864. but one day. Heating—Plumbing—Roofing . . . i < JUNK FOR RENT—98 CHURCH street, freedom of the se^j which he thinks PARKER STREET—Bungalow, 7 insu ran ce ...... GENERAL TRUCKING—Equipped Highest prices for anything sale­ five room flat, steam heat, medern will come either directly or indirect­ rooms, heat, bath, two car garage. or Build One* .Millinery —I'ressmaUIng ...... for light and heavy Jobs, tobacco, able, particularly ‘copper, brass, improvements, price very reason­ ly under discussion at the London Large lot—a bargsdn at $5,500. * Buy a lot, right now yon can have Movlng—'rrucktng—Storage ----- f'i hay, lumbe^, heavy freight, etc. rags, magazines. Call 587^ Wm. conference. He believes that unless yonr choice of 10 at $175 each, high I’ainting-Papering ...... f} able. Inquire 28 Scarborough Road SENATE WILL REOPEN WAPPING CENTER — Bungalow, elevation and worth more money, Professional Services ...... “ Prompt service, reasonable rates. Ostrinsky. 91 Clinton. Prompt a t­ or Phone 5956. his suggestion is accepted, aviation Jlepairlng ...... Ffank V. Williams. Tel. 7997. tention. will become an increasingly danger­ 4 rooms, heat, bath, acre of land located on West Side. These are Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... FOR RENT—FOUR room tenement, ous threat to the freedom of the COTTON CHANGE PROBE bordering on State Highway, ninter prices and on easy terms too. Toilet floods and Service ...... 5 $5,000. Will take lot in trade. Corner lot on Pttkin'street, $1600. Wanted —Business Service ...... 26 PROFESSIONAL ROUMS WITHUU ! BOARD 59 with all improvements and garage seas. Fldiicntionnl at 5 Ridgewood streeL Rent $23 If you are not fmniliar with this Courses and Classes ...... 27 SERVICES Washington, Jan. 10.—(AP.)— HALFWAY BETWEEN MAN­ beautiful home section drive out and FOR RENT—FURNISHED room, month. Inquire 178 Parker street. CHESTER AND HARTFORD: P rivate instruction ...... oo‘^* Dial 5623. HILL BILUES ORCHESTRA The Senate sub-committep investi­ look it over. D ancing ...... PATENTS—TIME COUNTS in ap­ steam heat, 81 Foster street. gating Cotton Elxchanges, decided Seven (7) acres of land with Neat single of 5 rooms, all conven­ .Musical —Dramatic -----...... 21) Gentlemen preferred. Wanted—Ins‘ruction ... 30 plying for patents. Send sketch or FOR RENT—3 ROOM FLAT, all today to reopen its hearing tomor­ bam. Ideal for Florist, Poultry iences, including garage. Close in Flnnnrlal model for instructions or write for improvements, including hot water PiI yS h e r e TONIGHT row, and to summon next week the or Gas Station—bound to increase at $5200, easy terms. Hohds—Stocks—.Mortgages 31 free book, “How to Obtain a FOR RENT—ROOMS in Balch and in value. $1,000 per acre. Brown Block, Depot Square, In­ heat. 170 Oak streeL Inquire 164 officers and records of the New How about starting the new year Business Opportunities ...... 3S Patent”, and “Record of Inven­ York Cotton Exchange. Money to Loan ...... 33 quire at store of A. L. Brown & Oak street or coll 8241. AUTUMN STREET— Small house right by insuring yonr valuables. Help iiiiii Sitantlunn tion” form. No charge for informa­ The Alabama Hill-Billies orches­ T. Ralph Jones, Norfolk, Virginia, Houses, garages, antomobiles, in Help \yanted —Female ...... 35 tion on how to proceed. Clarence Company. FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, 219 tra will play a return engagement cotton dealer, and C. E. Morley, of in good location. Can be enlarged at a small expense, $1,500. fact we insure anything that is in­ Help Wanted—Male ...... 36 A. O’Brien,, Registered Patent At­ FOR RENT—TWO furnished heat­ Summit street, large rooms, all at Cheney hall tonight. This is Oklahoma City, were called to ap­ surable and at the lowest rates con­ Help Wanted —Male or Female .. 37 positively the last appearance of A gents W anted ...... ,37-a torney, 359-A Security Savings and ed room in private family, Apply improvements, steam heat. Tele­ pear at tomorrow’s hearing. sistent with safe coverage^ Situations Wanted — Female ...7 3S Commercial Bank Bldg., Washing­ at 49 School street. . phone 5495. ' this band in town and vicinity be­ Determining to go fully into the Situations Wanted — Male ...... 39 ton, D. C. cause they have started working on operations of the New York Cotton Employment Agencies ...... 40 FOR RENT—EAST Center street, FOR RENT—FOUR room flat, all their return schedule ba^ to the Exchange, the committee ordered Live Slock— Poultry—V .-hiolcs PIANO TUNING modem improvements. Including Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... i 41 131, first class room, well heated, southland whence they came. The the appearance here on Monday of Robert J- Smith Live Stock —Veliicles ...... 4 '.' near Center, bathjroom floor. steam heat. Inquire 14 Arch St. committee in charge are very for­ the manager and auditor of the Edwiard J. Holl 1009 M ^ Poultry and Suiiplies ...... 43 Jotm Cockerham tunate in being able to secure this New York Exchange, with all of Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 4 4 6 Orenard SL Tel. 4219 FOR RENT—FURNISHED room in FOR RENT—APARTMENTS 4, 5 READ ESTATE'AND INSURANCE Real Estate Insnirace For Sale—Mlscelltireons band for a return engagement be­ their books for the last two years. Steasaship Tickets private family, centrally located. and 6 rooms. Apply Edward J. cause since they have been touring John M. Herbert, Sr., former .865 Main StreeL Articles for Sale ...... 45 Holl, 865 Main streeL Telephone Boats and Acces^ries ...... ’ t KEI'AIKING Tel. 3161 or 4836. in New England and New York president of the New York Cotton Building Materials ...... 47 4642. state they have been playing to Exchange, hnd Arthur Marsh, an­ Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 4S .CHIMNEYS CLEANED and repair­ FOR RENT—FURNISHED room capacity crowds in most of the other former president, of ♦the ex­ Electrical Appliances—Radio .. 4'J for light housekeeping 109 Foster Fuel and Feed ...... f ...... 4'J-A ed, key fitting, safes opened, saw HOUSES FOB KENT largest cities and popular dance change, also were called for Mon­ (Jarden — Farm—Dairy Products 50 filing and grinding. Work called street, comer Blssell and Foster, halls. Wherever they have ap-. day. ______^______Household Goods ...... 51 streets. Telephone 4773.':,^’ Machinery and Tools ...... 5‘2 for, Harold Clemscn, 108 North FOR RENT — SINGLE HOUSE, peared there has been many re­ Musical In stru m en ts ...... 53 Elm StreeL Tel. 3648. steam heat, garage, nearly new, quests for return engagements but Office and Store Equipment------54 hard wood floors, 31 Mather street, owing to a complete schedule they STORM WARNING -FffOM YOUff RANCEer, WeU^HE'j A S R U N E p -B Specials at the Stores ...... 56 VACUUM CLEANER, phonographs, ABAK'IM ENTS— FLATS— Manchester, Conn. E. A. Standish, have had to refuse contracts. Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 57 clock, gim repairing, key fitting. TENEMENTS 63 IJO A N ? WUn V y (?U O f MEDIUH Wanted—To Buy ...... 58 Braithwaite, 52 Pearl street. Andover. Telephone Willimantio- Uuoiiis—nonrd—Hofei*—Uesort* 1353-5. PHONE CO. FINANCING. Washington, Jan. lO.-^(AP) — OeSCRIBE: HIM TO ME? 8UT WAIT n u . YOU 5EH Kestnurnnt* FOR RENT—'TWO six room tene­ New York, Jan. 10.—(AP)—New The Weather Bureau today issued Rooms Without Board ...... 69 SEWING MACHINE repairing of ments, all improvements, garage financing for the American Tele­ the following storm warning: Boarders Wanted ...... 59-A all makes, oils, needles, and sup­ available. Inquire at 163 Spruce HOUSES FOR SALE 72 phone and Telegraph company at “Advisory 10 a. m., disturbance Country Board—Resorts ...... -. 60 plies. R. W. Garrard, 37 Edward street or Phone 3165. Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 StreeL Tel. 4301. this time is expected to take the central this morning about three Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 62 FOR SALE—NEW 6 room house, form of a $150,000,000 Jssue of 5 hundred miles east-northeast of Heal Entnte For Rent FOR RENT— 6 ROOM tenement, all improvements, also 5 room per cent debenture bonds. Although Nassau, Bahamas,- apparently mov­ Apartments. Flats. Tenements .. 03 comer of Winter and Center Business Locations for Rent ....' 64 COURSES AND CLASSES 27 bungalow. Telephone 8713 or 168 official confirmation was lacking. ing slowly westward. This disturb­ Houses for R ent ...... 65 streets. Call 5883. Benton streeL Wall street learned the bonds prob­ ance is only of moderate intensity. Suburban for R ent ...... 66 BARBER TRADE taught In day ably would be offered next Monday Summer Homes for R ent ...... 67 FOR RENT—3 ROOM • tenement, FOR SALE—$800 DOWN buys new Wanted to Rent ...... * . . . 68 and evening classes. Low tuition furnished or unfurnished, at 30 a t 99!^ by a syndicate headed by MINE TROUBLE OVER Real Estate For Sale rate. Vaughn Bfurber School, 14 colonial home. Six rooms, tile bath, J. P. Morgan and company. The Chur&h street. Inquire at the above oak floors, fireplace. Mortgages ar­ V Apartment Building for Sale ... 69 Market streeL Hartford. address daytimes. issue is to be offered under the in­ Sydney, N, S. W., Jan. 10.—(AP) Busjness Property for Sale ....« 70 ranged. Arthur A. Knofla. 875 Main —^Ten thousand miners who massed Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 denture covering the debenture 5s H ouses for Sale ...... 72 FOR RENT—3 ROOM suite, all streeL Tel. 5440. of 1925-60. at various centers for the purpose Lots For Sale ...... 73 A newspaper man must be pre­ modem improvements, Jolmson of marching into Rothbury in pro­ R eso rt P ro p erty for S a l e ...... * 74 pared for any emergency, says a Block. Phone. 3726 or janitor 7635. George Washington, when in his test against the government’s ac­ \ Suburban for Sale '...... 75 magazine writer. Even for the Heal Estate for Exchange ...... 76 Free Turkish baths are offered prime,, was 6 feet 2 Inches tall. tion in moving two trains of coal Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 self-made man to admit that it FOR RENT—FIVE room tenement, by a New York concern. You can Lincoln, 6 feet 4 inches tall, was from that town today, have return­ \ Auction—Legnl Notlcea was pure luck that he won sud- Mather street, ready January 1st, get.the same effect, however, in a the tallest of the United . States ed to their homes, and the situation L egal Notices ...... 75 ceds. rent $16. Robert J. Smith. •■iootball argumenL presidents. ' . in the coal fields is now quiet. Legal Notices ...... 7S ______J___ GAS BUGGIES—A Problem By FRANK BECK

1 WONDER-----IS M R . LOSING DICK WOULD 1 MUST COMPOSE - OH, WHY DID LOVE KELLY .RIGHT------HE SAID BE LOSING LIFE ITSELF. 1 MYSELF— MR. KELLY IS ENTER MY LIFE ONLY LOVE IS NOT THE ONLY THING LOVE HIM-—HE IS THE RIGHT— IT IS USELESS TO TO MAKE ME MISERABLE '? TO LIVE PO R ----- THAT HONOR ONE MAN IN ALL THE REBEL AGAINST FATE ------1 SHALL LOVE HIM AND HIM AND DUTY TO OUR. PARENTS UNIVERSE FOR ME • SURELY WHAT HAS BEEN DONE ONLY TO MY DYING DAY SHOULD BE EQUALLY DEAR. THAT IS NOT TO BE THE CANNOT BE UNDONE . I ------OH, DICK—-DICK, & HE THINKS IT 'tt/OULD BE ©ID-OF OUR BEAUTIFUL MUST CHOOSE BETWEEN HOW CAN 1 GIVE UNFAIR TO MARRY DICK, ROMANCE-----NOT f a t h e r ’s h a p p i n e s s a n d Y O U . U P — A CRIPPLE, AND MAKE TH A T ! MINE-----AND FATHER’S FATHER SUPPORT US, COME^ FIRST* R A T WM E E Everybody aiifc There are at least four mistakes in the above picture. They may per> i-ftir. to grammar, history, etiquette, drawing or wbatnoL. See If you can find them. Then look at the scrambled word below—and unactam- * ble it, by switching the letters around. Grade yourself 20' for each of the mistakes you find, and 20 for the word if you unscramble it. CORRECTIONS (1) 111 the conversation of the girl refers to a man and idtonld be. speH* at tiie left, “fiancee” refers to the ed bmnet. (S) 'The ednrings on the girl at.the ri^ t do not match. (4) macksnllne and should be spdied Florist,' on the flower box. Is spell­ fiance. (2) In the coversatioii of the ed incorrectly. (5) The WamWed f / ^ — 'to (C.pyn.M IW» by .rv^lt U- Bwk, T i.4. H tti, Ktg. U. S. P»t OF.) glii at the right, “bmnette” also word is WEATOBB.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1930. PAGE SE^NTTIEI^^ By Perry L. (Iroshy SKIPPY SENSE ^ NONSENSEi Sa y s . 1 ^ y r x 1 How To Get In Bad. J DON r KK/ou; 1. Become obessed with one idea and lose no opportunity to make a tUHAT SOM6 convert. 2. Always boast of your accom­ PeoPLt see plishments. i IN 6 (90KS , 3. Flaunt a few dollars. . j 4. Consider no person your equal. 5. Follow e3^t^eme fads and fash­ ions— always up to the minute or about two jumps ahead. 6. Have an opinion on every sub­ ject under the sun and never fail to I express it. 7. Talk publicly of other peoples mistakes, faults or short-comings. 4 8. Be “different” everywhere, everytime in everything. 9. Never lose an opportunity to argue about religious or political prejudices. 10. Show your snobbishness by believing everything you have, or do, or say is a little better than anything else of its kind in the ©1030 J Percy L. Crosby, Great Britain rights reservec* l“ |Oj world. 1 King Features Syndicate, Inc...... ONE* T E E Z U s B E S 11. Treat others in a way to show OUR BOARDING HOUSE that you are judging them by the Rlany a late husband is still Uv> By Fontaine Fos color of their skin, the cost of their Toonerville Folks ing.______By Gene Ahern automobiles, or the line of ancestry. 1 can you can get out of those that It isn’t necessary to install t I are there before those that are THE TERRIBLE TEMPERED MR. BANG HAPPENiS To NOTICE A HEADLINE-^ radio to pick up a rumor. there get out of you all that you got I’m goia^<3> oirr-To do ■RUli ALO*iG», ou’ pLliO •SAV *-vaHEM there after you got there. MILES 6F ■ROAt>-UlORK g e t R id o f voii’R Radios are as common now as 15 THIS BIG morning-glory-horn phonographs A made friend is better than a COM’S BAOk' AaJP VlEAVES AM’ S?Av/lM / P lIFF am ’ Yy were 10 years ago. In 10 years born one. THftOtAj riUKiPREP POLi^iP VdORK V’SELF iM GRUMT from now fellows will be talking VdEUSHTS APOLlfJP share about their airplanes. In another A pretty girl likes to be told she's T^^’ BEST COM (Mo OFF? 10 years after that most men will intelligent, and an intelligent girl GRAPPLE VAjiTbl A BARREL Possible -^ b e c a u se -w* I THiMK carrying about receiving sets for likes to be told^she’s pretty. PiLLEP uirtH cR o s He p Ro c k i ulv^EM vJE RASSlE 7 VOd’RE BOTH / conversing with their wives at home > — and maybe with other men s Churches still have protracted I APUISE V0U,5iR,To I^M GoMfdA STAidP mIA L T 2 i M(5 2 g e t i/ii TRliiA RiR q l IR wives, too. meetings but revivals seem to have SOLi OM MOLiR .viiTH "Tim e gone out of style. WRESTUKi

FRECKLES AND HiS FR1ENU8 Oh, Uncle! By Blossiei

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46^ f - REG.U.S. PAT. OFF. aEa.o.s.7.^.ofr. yyaL Ci»30»Yi C1930 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. L.. •£S2S£ (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) By Small SALESMAN SAM An Eye for Business “ Hey! Come down here!” wee owner said. “ Some other plan Scouty cried. “ I think I ’ll have to we’ll try instead. Ah, ha! I know &eeN NMSSIN' Too MANY C A N 'T \ SeidD H(^^ SO^^e. A D - tan your hide. You’ve been a what we can do. W e’ll go up -.'30HM HASN'T PAID OKFJV *. R.F.H, , \ Y h a MKS, tAR..CR.ASS - AND after him. One of you Tinies ; V’.OVJ’S ’TH* BOV CreTTiN' CLASSeS ' CroT A LeTteR. «esiv/e TAPe. a m ' a r o l l , o f naughty monkey and we think .'FOR. HIS E>ON‘S COLLe.G-e. CLOTHS.S '■ ^ C S T - R A H , (5.AH I climb the three. It’s just as easy ' Cro s e e IF VA c a m c o u . e c T - lALOMO- AT T'a R.VAR.O? T ’OAV f r o m T H ’ O eAM CrAU2. e ? you’re much too smart. We let you as can be. Then, when you’re s a v i n ' He HAD IG 0 (^ »7 ride upon our bike and you did near the monkey, you can chase 111 N O T SO CrOOP, C U T S I something we don’t like. Why were him off the limb.” SAtO- NOT SO you mean enough to take our bi­ “ I ’ll do it!” Clowny shouted. “ I 0-00 P V "IHa t s t o o b a d . cycle apart?” am always brave enough to try tOR..CR.A6 &» The monkey looked down from most anything. Give me a boost the tree and chattered as if full of and up the tree I ’ll go.” “ All glee. He thought his prank was right,” snapped Coppy. “ While funny. There was little doubt of you climb, we will not waste a bit that. The monkey’s owner, with of time. We’ll put our bike to­ a frown, said, “Maybe I can get gether. Hurry boys, let’s not be him down. He likes to wear folks’ slow!” clothes. I ’ll offer him wee Cop- So Clowny shinnied up the tree py’s hat.” and cried, “ You’d best look out He held the little hat up high for me. I ’ll get you. Master Mon­ and shouted, “ Come here, monk, key, and it will be just too bad.” and try this funny, looking hat on. It seemed that Clowny was in It will make you look real proud.” trim. He soon crawled right out The monk, though, didn’t move a on the limb that Master Monkey 'Ennh bit. Upon a limb be chose to sit, climg to. What a thrilling time and awing bis tail ‘roimd in the they had. air, while chattering long and > eit30»YwcA«cav»cc.mc. » loud. (Scouty gives the Monkey a JO “Well, that won’t work,” the spanking in the next story.) PAGE EIGHTEEN' ' Stt^nlng i^raUi

■ ^ ------WHIST AND DANCE DANCE TONIGHT [c h u r c h BIBLE CLASS [ S. A. COLLEGE BAND Friday, Jan. 10, 8:15 P. AI. ' TO PRESENT MINSTREL COMING ON SUNDAY S3 City View Dance Hall CHENEY HALL - f Keeney Street THE ALABAMA A f • GOODV^ILL COlVIMlTNiTY CLUB Entertainment Program to Be The Salvation Army Citadel la to .\11 Money Prizes Given by St. Mary’s Men Refreshments. 35c. HILL-BILLIES be the scene of much activity on Next Friday. Sunday. Lieut.- Col. William Bar­ n Artists, Dancers and Singers lESOf-SElWE ret, head of the S. A. coUege in New Positively Last Appearance in St. Mary’s Bible class is making York, with Staff Capt. Fred Mai- ABOUT TOWN ~ Connecticut of enthusiastic preparations for the pass and Staff Capt. John Spohn, The South’s Sweetest and play and entertainment which they GROCERY Hottest Band with the college band wiU conduct The Junior choir r' the North are to put on in the Parish hall, services both morning and after­ Methodist church will have a re­ Dancinjr 8 to 12 Friday evening, January 17. The program is one calculated to noon. Brigadier and Mrs. Bates of hearsal this evening at the home of Admission 75c. Hartford will also be present. The the leader. please all tastes, including as it will selections by St. Mary’s church college band took part in the big Mrs. Anna Smith of Talcottville choir, orchestral music, vocal solos parade here on Armistice day of Miantonomah Tribe, No. 58, Im­ won the chicken given as a prize at and duets, short sketches, several 1928. Massed with the local S. A. proved Order of Red Men, will meet ' the women's afternoon card party motion pictures featuring well band it will be an important feature in Tinker Hall at 8 o’clock tonight I held yesterday at the East Side known comedy and other screen at the services on Sunday. at which time the chief" will be I Recreation Center. actors, and last but by no means It is expected that Staff Captain raised by the deputy and his staff least a minstrel by the Alabama Spohn, who was formerly stationed from Hartford. The chiefs degree The annual banquet of the Howit- Serenaders. It might be well to ex­ here, will conduct the evening serv­ /ALC will be conferred on a class of can­ . zer Co., 169th Regiment, C. N. G.. plain that this is the name several You Will Always Find Real Low Prices at didates also. Refreshments will be ices, the other visitors going to i is to be held at the State Armory well known entertainers among the Hartford. served by the entertainment com­ I next Wednesday evening. Members members of the bible class have hit mittee headed by Irving Keeney. ! desiring to make reservations for upon for their blackface minstrel. j the event are requested to get in The chorus and principals are re­ MANCHESTER’S GREAT PUBLIC PANTRY Highland Park residents are re­ j touch with Capt. Russell B. Hatha- hearsing diligently and they propose FORM POUSH-AMERICAN minded of the basketball game to­ I way or Sergeant R. D. McCann be- to make this one of the best pro­ morrow evening at 7:30 between the I fore Monday. grams ever given by the class. Always living up to our slogan: “It Pays to Wait on Your- girls' team in that section and George Boyce will be the inter­ REPUBLICAN CLUB HERE Chenev Brothers Athletic associa­ ^ Clarence L. Taylor of Woodbridge locutor, and the end men Robert self.” We will not be undersold on quality goods. tion. after which the usual Saturday , street Is in charge of arrangements Marcham and Wyville Peabody. evening modern and old-time dance for an entertainment which the The admission fee for adults and Manchester Is to have a new will be held. Case's orchestra will North Methodist church school will children has been made purposely organization to be known as the play and Oscar Strong will be the give on Friday evening of next low so that whole families among Polish American Republican Club, •imii Why not use our free parking space in back of the store while shop­ announcer. Members are urged to week. Out of town talent will take the parishioners and towmspeople Inc. The necessary papers of incor­ invite their friends. ping In the Self-Serve? Unlimited parking. Room for over 200 cars. part. can have a full evening’s enjoyment. poration were drawn during the SO L/TM MAA/CA/£STEff ■ CO/VN week by a Hartford lawyer and are Lieutenant Kuehl of Laconia, N. The general social committee of to be presented to the Secretary H., is in town for the . week-end, the Manchester Community club an­ OFFICERS ELECTED of the State today. coming to attend the services at the nounces a progressive whist party The object of the organization as local Salvation Army :it"del when for Monday 'evening at the White explained by one of the thirty mem­ Special Low Price! Fresh Made Butter members of the staff and cadets’ house, when the first prizes will be AT CENTER CHURCH bers who are to form the club is to band of the training college at New $2.50 gold pieces. There will be assist in the naturalization of those York are to assist in the services. four other prizes and refreshments. not at present citizens and to be­ Ecclesiastical Society Holds W e estimate that we will sell Mr. Kuehl it will be remembered come familiar with the local town Do not compare this batter was here in November ancf gave ac­ An unexpected situation has Annual Meeting; C. E. 1,500 pounds this week-end. A government. butter well known to the folks of with storage batter which Is be­ counts of his thrilling experiences arisen which makes it necessary to House, Clerk and Treasurer. 4 2 « ing offered on the market. on the high seas just after the postpone the official board meeting Manchester. World War. of the South Methodist church Charles E. House was re-elected Mrs. William S. Johnson of 254 w'hich was to have been held this clerk and treasurer of Center Oak street left today for a three The Manchester Green Communi­ evening. Church Ecclesiastical society at its weeks’ cruise in the West Indies. Genuine Emmenthal (6 and 12 portions) ty club will give a social in the annual meeting held Wednesday Local Farm Strictly school assembly hall this evening evening at which F. A. Verplanck to which all those living in the sec­ a-cted as moderator. J. Rhey Braith- Swiss Gruyere Cheese box 39< ond district will be welcome free of ENGAGEMENT waite and John Douglas were re­ charge. The program wiT be by elected assistant treasurers. W. H. Fresh Eggs local talent. A cast from the High Gardner is the retiring member of CampbeU’s Tasty school will present a play and Wil­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Ciechow- the society’s committee. Stephen Notice! dozen liam Sweet will sing. There will be ski of 26 North Park street, Rock­ Hale will be chairman for the next Tomato Soup 6 cans 4 S c additional numbers, dancing and re­ ville have announced the engage­ year and James A. Irvine is the new These are good size, snow-white eggs. freshments. ment of their daughter Bernice M. member. W. W. Harris was re­ elected chairman of the finance Guaranteed strictly fresh. They are produced to Stewart W. Turklngton, son of on one of the finest nearby farms. Our Own Mixture— 1929 Crop Buy White Oak Coal $12.00 per Mrs. Sarah A. Turkington, 55 Win­ committee. The music committee Expert Dyeing ton. G. E. Willis & Son.—Advt. ter street, this towm. consisting of Mrs. Clarence Quimby, chairman: Mrs. J. Leslie Hardy and c 2 lbs. S 5 c Mrs. Frank Cheney, was re-elected. and It was voted to have an addition­ Illililllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllilllllllllll al committee called the Ways and FRESH FRUITS Hale’s Best Grade Guaranteed Means committee, which will be ap­ and pointed later. The report of the treasurer showed all bills paid and Cleaning dozen 4 5 c a balance in the society’s treasury. It was voted to send a letter of VEGETABLES appreciation to the trustees of the PROMPT SERVICE Freshly Smoked, Selected Short Shank ( S e n M Masonic Temple for the use of their building during the rebuilding pro­ 1,000 Crisp, Solid Heads pound gram at the Center church. We do our own work Shoulder Ham 1 7 c (4 to 6 lbs.) The Auto Truck-Body Depart­ so can assure you Iceberg Lettuce ment of the Manchester Construc­ A Delicious, Healthful Chocolate Drink Saturday Ends tion Co. has just received an order prompt and expert 6 c head for a large amount of special iron work for trucks of the Christie work. Transfer Co. of Hartford.—Advt. 200 Quarts Fresh, Sweet T oddy lbs. $ 1 . 8 3 DIAL 8895 Green Peas 2 qts. 2 9 c JANUARY SAVE YOURSELF For Coffee Satisfaction Drink Saturday Only! WORK Extra Fancy Golden Ripe Morning Luxury Demonstration and Serving It doesn’t pay to waste time over a hot stove when you can Bananas 3 lbs. 1 9 c Kaffee Hag COAT SALE buy such delicious NELSON Coffee PASTRIES, PIES and CAKES 600 Bunches Crisp, Bleached Try a loaf of our Home Made CLEANING 6 3 ^ I?: Bte'Reductions From Every Department Bread. Celery bunch 1 0 c 3 7 c lb. This is your opportunity to try Manchester Kaffee Hag (the hannleu coffee.) We Deliver Fresh, Clean Produced by experts. A blend and You are not obliged to buy— try a ^Except a fe^ maker’s restrictions) COMPANY flavor you can’t help but enjoy. sample cup. Dial 5139 Public Market Spinach 3 lb. pk. 29c Richly Furred vis Sealdsweet, Thin Skin Canned Vegetable Specials Grapefruit 3 for 2 3 c J ustright-Standard David Hamm’s (Extra Sifted) Cloth Coats 1 noH Fresh Chilled Peas Sweet Wrinkled Strawberries 3 No. 2 cans 25c Peas No. 2 can 21c Standard Pack David Harom\ Fancy 47.74 lb. carton 22c XValues to 79.50) | GOOD THINOS'TO BAT Corn, Tomatoes Sweet Wrinkled = V STBAWBEBBISIS FRESH GREEN PEAS 3 No. 2 cans 29c Peas No. 1 can 1 Ic Phone service until nine tonight. If you want your order Daisy or on the special early Saturday delivery, please Dial 4151 Golden Wax-Refugee St. Lawrence 55.00 tonight If It is convenient. Cottage Roll Cut Beans Cut Beets (Values to 89.50) | j Roll Butter,.-.,... 1 lb. 44c, 2 lbs. 87c 3 5 c lb. 2 No. 2 cans 27c 2 No. 21/^ cans 29c Choice of beautiful suede-like fabrics = Native Veal Chops Try one of these small, lean, boneless, in excellent range of shades, and rich- S Native Veal Cutlet sugar cured hams. Each one Is wrapped In ly furred with kit fox, badger, skunk, = Boneless Veal to Roast celephone paper. Weighing 2 to 3 lbs. muskrat, caracul, wolf, baby lynx, etc. 5 Tender Ribs of Beef to Roast, either boned and roUed or cut Miscellaneous Specials short. Famous Ohio Blue B rillo ...... Ig. pkg. 17c Daisy Hams. Canadian Bacon. Rinso large pkg. 18c Tip Matches...... 6 boxes 22c Ohase and Sanborn’s MS Grandma’s Old Orange Pekoe Tea .... 1-2 lb. 42c Better Type Coats | Sliced Bacon (rind o ff) ...... 33c lb. Fashioned M olasses...... can 19c Van Camp’s Tomato Lux Toilet Soap Campfire Mal-o-whip .... can 19c Soup ...... 3 cans 22c The meat department wlU run a special again tomorrow on Burt Olney’s Gold Medal-PUlsbnry’s 65.00 79.50 I Small Shank Ends of ham to boil at from 79 to 1.19 each. 3 bars 1 9 c Fancy .Vegetables .... 3 cans 25c F lo u r ...... 5 lb. bag 29c Legs of Lamb, Lamb for Stewing, Shoulders of Lamb, boned and rolled will be from 35c to 29c lb., according to size. 95.00 I RIB ROASTS OF PORK ...... 28 to 32c lb. Values 98.50 to 165,00. Broadcloths S Fresh Shoulders— wo will bone and roll, or bone these shoul­ Specials Tomorrow at the Health Market and soft kashmir fabrics, trimmed = ders for stuffing, if you wish. w’ith beaver, krimmer, fisher fitch, i E skunk, kit fox, etc. 5 Freshly Ground Beef .. .,. 30c lb. Rib Roast Prime lb. 32c Hamburg Steak Fresh lb. 2 0 c E Women’s and Misses’ Sizes S Meadowbrook Sausage Meat___30c lb. Fresh Small, Fresh Tender = Second Floor = We select our Poultry with much care, and as a result are TURKEY ...... lb. 45c SHOULDERS...... lb. 18c POT ROAST...... lb. 24c building up a most satisfactory volume on this Item. W e will have one lot of Milk Fed Roasting Chickens that will Fancy Large Roasting Fresh Pure Pork •Imiimiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin seU at from 1.69 to 1.89 each. CHICKEN...... Ib. 42c SPARE RIBS ...... lb. 19c SAUSAGES...... lb. 18c TENDER BROILERS, 1.10 each Milk Fed Fowl Fresh Fricassee Native Fresh Fresh Large Roasting Chickens. for Fricassee • FOW L...... lb. 39c HAM ...... lb. 28c BEEP LIVER...... lb. 18c CARROTS, 3 bunches 35c. GRAPEFRUIT, S for S5o Frjesh Fricassee Veal Quality WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. Fancy Eating Apples, 2 qts. 87c. Baldwin Apples Florida and Navel Oranges cauliflower CHICKEN...... lb. 34c ROULETTES______lb. 35c RIB ROAST ...... Ib. 35c Celery, 3 bunches 25c. Funeral Directors Iceberg Tomatoes Lean Best Top M aryland I Blue Hubbard Squash. PORK R O A ST...... lb. 24c ROUND STEAK ... .lb. 45c OYSTERS...... p t 32c ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS Mushrooms, V i lb. 28c cider. CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. YOUR DOLLARS GO FURTHER AT HALE'S Pure Lard, 2 Ibs.^0**i,iTCTHi6®iEfTcr*nnTrnm. Robert K. Anderson Phones: OflSce 5171 25c Funeral Director Residence 7494 Try Femdel Oats and Femdel Mellow Surpriso Peas.

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