NET PRESS R m AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATIOX' THR WEATHER* OF THE EVEI^mO HERALD for the month of September, 10S6. Fair and warmer tonight. Wed m t nesday cloudy and warmer, follow 4,849 ed by showers.
rOL. XLV., NO. 10. OlassUled Adrertislng on Page 6 MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1926. (T)^ PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS
9TS.000 TO BE ONE IfEAR’S I l i m FRENCH CROWN ROSE 1 PAY FOR KING OF SW-4T HeV Ftght ^ . DlAhfOND IS STOLEN j PERSHING AND DAUGHERHAND r NEAR RIOT AS New York, Oct. 12.— Accord . Paris, Oct. 12.— ^The Samoun ing to reports in circulation to rose diamond, qne of the jewels day, Babe Ruth will be tendered Arid Bad, Says of the crown of. France and a PARK APPEAR a contract for next season call MHIERFREEAS ' w A l I i ;. .world' famous gem, was among LAWTEARSBOY ing for 175,000, the highest sal the loot ta'ken by thieves who ary paid any man in baseball, ■■ehtered the’ Grahd Conde Muse lE Q ^C H O IC E player, manager or league presi JDRYJSHONG New York, Oct. 12.^^Mk'De'pii>.<^ good Of bad.. I don’t expect to um during th'e night, the police FROMJQTHER' dent. The contract will be for sey,: deposed.. , . ^haavyw:elglit boxlnf I mpy lose some. ahhpunced today. '. one year only, it was said. champion, x^iil fight bis why h&c)k tp Dnt:,I waht. to Uit; m7 fighting m ^- Th'e" thieves, who entered Ruth’s last contract, which was a bout for the heavyweight' eham- Ge aivd . determine It I have this Chantilly Chateau through a Black Jack Gets Ovation in for three years, expired Septem Disagreement Final as Last plonshlp or qult- thp. ring forw r. atuff-I^Tti, ,’wipd.oiv,. made aVPy ’’^Uh $275,- Hartford Court House Scene ber 26. It called for $52,000 a The defeated qhajmplon made this ; !T-expect to fight :'myself Into Fortier Prosecutor, Attor* OOi) worth, of. Jewels which were season. known in an Intervlaw given onl tor 8&ape, to r^gaiin my Judgment of on e'zhlbltion in ’ . the Grand Convention and Name of Ballot Is 7 to 5 to Con- day in bis hotel here after having fifetanoe and'my speed that-Hacked Conde mUs'eum.' of Tense Drama When conferred, with frlendp and his at Philadelphia, By next pummer ney for Ganfslers, Sliot The Samoun rose diamond is handlers in the Tunney fight. I wlU ha in a posiUon to fight Tun- valufd at-$16Q,0e0. French City Is Cheered at yict One, 10 to 2 to Fmd "I’ll take on all coiners, provid ney again andll have bis assurance Amon;; the loot were Jewel Woman Who Raised Lad PLAN PAVED ROAD ed, after two or three months rig that I'll get another chance. T O Others When ed daggers, and sabres, gold ap- Other Gnilty. orous training I belta^o myselt ' flt “ I don’t think I need this caip- tlque watches and miniatures. Every Mention. to return to the game and bie aii paign to make myself the logical Bood^ War Resumes,; ❖ Loses His Custody. TO BOLTON CENTER effective as I was before my three contender. I believe I’m that now, years’ layoff,” Dempsey sflfi. and that I could have a shot-at the Philadelphia, Oct. 12.— The sec New York, Oct. 12.— Harry M. Dempsey outlined hip plans In champion any time. But I want Hartford, Oct. 12.— Controversy ond day of the American Legion’s Daugherty, former attorney-general detail, pointing out the course he to prove positively to myself that I Chicago, Oct. 12.-^Every law en- SAYS HOAX TRIAL over the custody of a 13-year-old expected to follow In fighting hlmr am the logical challenger, and that eight annual convention fairly and Thomas W. Miller, former Camp Meeting Woods Stretch self back into the championship apfi I am fit to show my best. for cement agency in-Cook county, boy was carrfed from the superior seethed with politics, both national alien property custodian, were freed the prestige that hgd been his be “ I. will net fight at all if my reinforced by state and federal WITNESS IS CRAZY court room to the ante-chambers and "doughboy.” The latter, of to Be Rebuilt by State; late yesterday when the jury In the fore he met Gene Tunney. training period convinces me the authorities, had joined forces today this morning where the broken course, was of prime Importance ,to $441,000 conspiracy trial reported “I expect my legal troubles to old stuff is gone. I do not want to to forestall 'further casualties in hearted pleas of two women divid the host of World War veterans as a disagreement and was discharged. be settled in about three weeks.” lope more money for my friends, and ed lawyers, court' officials and Helps Manchester. he said. “ I will then go to my I do not want to undergo the experi gaiigland’B "“war of extermination” sembled here in the city of the A new trial today appears unlikely. spectators into partisan groups United States Attorney Emory R. home in Los Angeles and start ence I underwent at Philadelphia which re.0 paged'here yesterday in McPherson Lawyer Objects Sesqui-Centennlal, but the former Buckner, who prosecuted the case, training at Griffith’s Park. I ex for a second time. That’s out.” an amazing spectacle of wholesale and threw the Hartford county pect to work there for tWo o r even Reminded that he probably court bouse into an uproar. could In nowise be Ignored. The Board of Selectmen and pointed out that the indictment murder. to Testimony of Mrs. Sie- Vice-President Charles G. Dawes still stood against both defendants, three months, boxing and doing wouldn’t make as much money on Judge L. J. Nickerson had up Town Treasurer George H. Wad To&d work* a Tunney fight again, be said: ■Within, thirty minutes after sponsored the initiation of state but said he would not know for a held a decision of the Superior dell have scored a clean-cut victory month whether or not he would “ If at the end of that time, I feel “ I don’t expect to. Neither of gangster machine guns had jaowed M as Asylum Inmate. Court of New Haven county grant wide issues with a fervent attack for Manchester in influencing the bring them to trial again. fit, I will start fighting. I will down six men In the street in front ing custody of the boy, Richard upon the direct primary. He urged make a tour, taking on all comers. (Contlnned oo Page 2.) State Highway department to pave Senator Borah in Washington, of Holy Name Cathedral, killing Harding Hunevan, to his mother, its abolition on the ground that the road leading from Manchester however, indicated that Daugherty two and probably-fatally wounding Mrs. Evelyn B. Walters, of Brook widespread prevalence of the and Miller will be compelled to tes Los Angeles, Cal., Oct. 12.— lyn, N. Y. Immediately a cry "of to Bolton Center. It was learned a,third, Chief of Police Morgan "dormant voter” actually reduced tify before the Borah committee to Aimee Semple McPherson and her “ It Is not fair!” was set up by the today that the state will construct Collins. Chief of Detectives William this manner of selecting national investigate transactions of the alien CAPEWELL FREED PRINCE CAROL BIDS Schoemaker and four assistant mother, Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, hoy’s foster mother, Mrs. Nettie candidates to rule by minority. a macadam highway from Highland property custodian’s office. The planned to spend today at the Dutton of Plantsvllle, who had tak state’s attorneys were In secret con en care of him since he was less Legionaires worked feverishly Park post-oCBce through Camp committee Is not expected to meet ference, de-vising plans to prevent beach during a recess, over the le for the election of General John J. before December. than a year old. The boy refused Meeting woods to Bolton Center. OF INSANTTY TAINT QUEEN MARIE ADIEU further bloodshed. gal holiday, of their preliminary to go with his mother and much Pershing as the 1927 national com The present Board of Selectmen Daugherty Goes Home. Today four separate Investiga hearing on charges of conspiring persuasion was needed before he mander and predicted confidently and G. H. Waddell have been busy Daugherty was enroute to his tions were under way In an effort that Paris would welcomie next would leave the court room. for two years attempting to get this home in Columbus, O., today to to unravel the maze of contribu to defeat justice. year’s convention, minority objec have an Inflamed eye treated. Mil Boy Resists patch of road improved. Bolton Court Finds Hartford Man Is Rmnanian Mother and Son tory factors that led to this latest When court reopens Wednesday In the ante-chamber he resisted tions to the contrary notwithstand residents objected to this being ler left for Wilmington, Del., to ing. visit his two children.' He will at rampage of gangland- Federal morning, Mrs. Lorraine Wlseman- the efforts of H. M. Horwitz, of done before the road leading to the agents, coroner’s deputies, police Fielaff, wilhess for the prosecution, New Haven, lawyer for Mrs. Wal Controlled Vote Grows. state highway at the Notch was re tend the American Legion conven In this manner did the veterans tion in Philadelphia. of Sound Mind and Orders Reconeded on Eve of Her officials and the staff of the state’s will contl-iue her narrative of how ter, to take him to his mother and built. attorney’s office were conducting Mrs. McPherson hired and coached his struggles brought to his aid of ’17-’18 pursue the business of Extent of Work. Daughterly and Colonel Miller, keeping politics to the fore, as who bolds the distinguished service Release from Retreat. Departure for America. their own inquiries'. her to declare publicly that It was friends of Mrs. Dutton. Deputy It has been learned on good au 'Victims of Fusilade she and her sister, “ Miss X,” and Sheriff Herbert H. Bissell quieted Inaugurated on the opening day by thority today that the state will ask medal and a former congressman President Coolidge with his appeal from Delaware, were charged with Those killed in yesterday’s battle not the. Angelas TemPle pastor, the combatants by ejecting the for bids on the construction of the were Earl ( “ Hymie” ) Weigs, gang •who spent ten days with Kenneth lawyer and several of the group to “ get out the vote” and by Gov road to Bolton Center within a conspiracy to defraud the govern Hartford, Oct. 12.— Frank B. Paris, Oct. 12.— A dramatic leader and successor to the late G. ■ Ormiston. In a Carmel-by-the- from the room. ernor Pinchot with his attack on short time. The Selectmen and the ment of their unbiased services in the expenditure of millions in pri the transfer of $7,000,000 worth of Capewell, wealthy former Hartford reconciliation with Prince Carol Dion O’Banion and Paddy Murray, Sea cottage. The former temple Meanwhile the women .were tel State Highway department reached radio man, in an affidavit sent ling their stories amid tears. Sym mary campaigns. an agreement on the extent of the stock in the American Metal Com jeweler who has been confined In marked the eve of her departure gangster brother of Jimmy Murr "Personally I believe that the pany from the alien property cus ray, who was sent to prison for his from Chicago, admitted he lived pathetic listeners were numerous work to be done a short time ago. Hartford retreat as a mild lunatic for the United States for Queen ten days at Carmel with a woman, by this time. For half an houi primary system should be largely todian to Swiss Interests. part in the recent Roundout mall The town of Manchester will take Marie, who today entrained for identified only as “ Miss X,” imme the halls of the building echoed to abolished and that if we follow the Miller was-openly jubilant at the since 1922, was declared sane and robbepy. care of the road from the Highland his release ordered by Judge L.'J. Cherbourg, where she embarks on diately following the disappear their pleas. Finally, however, theory and plan of representative Park post-oflice to Charter Oak failure of the jury to agree on a William W. O’Brien, prominent Sheriff Edward E. Dewey pre- government laid down in our con the Leviathan, sailing for New ance of Mrs. McPherson, his for street and the state will carry the verdict, but Daugherty said he was Nickerson In Superior Court today. crinUnal lawyer, notc.-l for his de vailed on the boy Jo accompany his stitution by providing for nomina mer employer, at Ocean Park. road from Highland Park post- disappointed because he was not ac Judge Nickerson declared there York-. fense of gangsters, was perhaps Calls Witness Insane. real mother in accordance with th« tion by conventions, a better and office to Bolton Center. quitted, though he greeted the re Prince Carol, who on Sunday fatally wounded. O’Brien at present Mfs. Wiseman-Slelaff was" per order of the court. more impartial class of candidates was no evidence of hereditary In It is not probable that work will port of the jury with smiles. is engaged as, attorney for Joe -Sal- mitted tb testify over the vehment Mrs. Dutton, disconsolate, waa will result,” said the vice-president sanity in the Capewell family, and failed to ‘keep -an appointment to be done on this road before next The jury was discharged by Judge tis,. gangster ally of Weiss, charged objection of the defense attorney led away by her friends. In today’s most Important address. that on the stand and about the meet the queen and who has ap spring. However, the improvement Julian W. Mack after it had again with first degree murejer. apd had just swung through the *TU Be Back” "Hell ’n Marla” backed his plea court Mr. Capewell had given no will be welcomed by business men reported a disagreement and bad parently watered over reconcilia . , Beqny Jacobs, investigator for l>relimihary stages of her coi^es- The boy’s last words to his fos- for a return to the convention sys been out sixty-five hours and forty indication of Insanity, In addition! tion, at the l^ t moment. rushed Jo jQ^len;. Edward (“Nigger” ) Gold; tfiX^prother wprq “ I’ll be back.” hepe since it opens up a section of he- enid, wampetent alienfliih -had sion of the “Miss X” hoax when tem of selecting candidates by the farm coiwtry to the east. Bol minutes, a record Tor the Federal his royal'^mtitfier’s hotel,'antf'^^oe* 'berg; an alleged lieuteniint of Weiss court adjoiirned until Wednesday. RtcBkrd previously had defied citing estimated figures on recent declared the map sane. ton people will feel more inclined courts in this district. hind clbBe'd doors, it is said,, a rec- and'Sam Paller,' another friedd .of Defense attorney objected to her the order of the New Haven court national elections pertaining to the 7 to 5 to Convict, Estate at' isene. qncllidtibn was affected. At apy Weiss," •were seriously but not fatpl* by hiding In the woods whqn repre to trade In Manchester’s fine stores Hearings in the case occupied testimony on the ground that she percentage of registered voters who The final vote was 7 to 5 for con rate the prince accompanied his ly xoundeH. sentatives of Mrs. Walter sough! when the roads leading here are more than two weeks; and a wealth Was mentally incompetent and turned out. He branded as exces improved. The next road Improve viction of Daugherty, and 10 to 2 royal mother to'the train anfi they ^he shooting was> dramatic. •waved a copy of Salt 'Lake City or him at home two weeks ago. A sive the assertion that even 25 per for conviction of Miller. of testimony whs hivpn copceminig appeared as affectionate as mpth-^ petition was then brought asking ment In that section Manchester the handling of Capewell’ s estate, Weiss, Murray and O’-Brien are der committing her to • an insane cent, of the recorded voters turn merchants hope for is the paving of It was reported that the two ef and son might be expected to be. said to have- met a t . Schofield’s asylum to bolster their contention. the court to compel Mrs. Dutton out for primary elections, and con “ hold-outs” in the Miller case re which amounts to about $100,000,- ‘ The queen was apparently over- to produce the boy. the road from Bolton Center to with the intention of showing that flower shop on North State street; Mrs.'WLseman-SIelaff told of ne cluded that “ while the general and Gilead and Hebron. fused to vote for conviction of Mil Joye^d at the reconciliation and where, Dion O’Banion w^s shot to gotiations. in San Francisco on This morning Judge Nickerson Impartial vote is decreasing, the Capewell had been'cbnfineid so that ler unless there was agreement on wept a bit. ' death by gangsters. As they stepped July 7 with a “ Mr. Martin,” who expressed sympathy for Mrs. Dut controlled vote is steadily increas ethers might have the-handling of the conviction of Daugherty. The Admiring Crowd into the street to go home, tfiq instructed her to come south to ton In telling her he must give the ing.” first ballot was S to 4 for the cohviq*' his money. . “ Isn’t she charming? Isn’t she withering fire of a machine, gun, “ clear the narpe of Mrs. McPher boy to his real mother as the fos * Want Pershing. tion of Daugherty and 10 to 2 for Administrators • of the eatufe wonderful?” ,gasped crowds of mounted in a windpw directly son” of .connection with the Car ter mother had no legal claim upon Meanwhile, the “ army politi ST. LOUIS’ STEAM ALL conviction of Miller. At no time were the Rivefside Trust Company him. and Langdon Capewell, nephew of women who had gathered on the across the street from Schofield’ s, mel Indflant. ■ cians” were worrying about their was the balloting ever better than station, pisiform, as the queen She then described her confer next commander. The man who 6 to 6 for Daugherty, and at no time Mr. Capewell. Attorneys for Frank or.ened c . them. Weiss and Murray BLOWN OFF AT LAST E Capewell were ClasTon H-. Klein walked smiling and bovving to her dropped. mortally ’ wounde'd, ences with Mrs. McPherson, Mrs. led them to victorj' in France seems better than 9 to 3 for Miller. cc^partmept on the arm of her Kennedy and Superior Judge Car fif Waterbury, Frank B, O’Neill of O’Brien ran several feet before he, to be the overwhelming choice. The disagreement and dismissal son, who- has been estranged from les Hardy, a friend of the evange Everything depends upon Persh of the jury brought joy to persons! New Haven, and Frank B. Munu, too, fell. He wag able to crawl into CALLS WITNESSES FOR 49,000 Attend Huge Reception cf Winsted. Edward "W. : Brbder her since fie. renonneqd the , rights list. Mi^. MePherson instructed her ing’s personal reaction. To deter associated with the defense and to the throne o f (Rouiq'anla in, fav a doorway,, however, out of tie end J. Gilbert Calhoun,^ of Hart deadly spray of bn'detg. to.‘'buy-"cqrlaln articles of clothing, mine this, an unoflScial committee to Cardinals, Then Call Ball gloom to the prosecution. or of the; friendship of the tltlan- ihe witness teklfied. Including a INDIANA JURY PROBE of eight went to Washington to ford, represented the Hartford re Return .Fire Season Done. treat, which opposed the release. haired Mine. Lupescu. x air of gog^gles, a disguise worn by sound out the general. The eight Prince Carol saw the queen Into Peller, Jacobs and-Goldberg stood lire CarmeL “ Miss ’X.” ' Together near ’VVeiss’ automobile when, the states thereby represented would St. Louis; Oct. 12.— With a cas her ocmparlment, - kissed her good they posed fpr photographers in Three Klan Henchmen Sub support various midwestern candi ualty list of two dead and more bye and then stood beneath her firing started. They escaped tbe such a way.as to repemble one an dates for the ofiBce if Pershipg than a score Injured, this city gave NATIONAL A .F .L . AIDS window on the platform talking first volley, which was directed at other as, much as possible, Mrs. poenaed Along With Adams, definitely refused to permit the en its final cheer for the world cham CLOUDBURST WASHED: wRh her, qntfl her train pulled ou,t. the group - of Weiss, Murray and Wiseman-^Stelaff said. Vincennes Editor. try of his name. The desire of the pion Cardinals and today returned WILUMANTIC STRIKERS 1|he Infanta Beatrice and the Q’9riep, and ran into, the center of . Slept’ in.Alipee’s Red. convention, however, seems to be to to something like a normal state Grand D.uchess Cyril did not ac the street. Jacobs and Goldberg Questloupd by .Keyes, Mrs. Wlse- Indlnnapolls, Ind.. Oct. 12.— draft him. of mind. CORPSES OUT to SEA company the'queen to. the station, were armed "with automatics and manrSlelaff said she had slept at County Prosecutor William H. In like fashion, Paris seems to be Forty thousand persons Jammed Detroit Convention Calls on La but bade her good-bye at her, hot'ei. they opened fire on. the machine the Temple - house “ between seven Remy, at noon today Issued a sub the choice for the meeting of next Sportsman’s Park last night when bor of Country to Assist Appar.en'tly.tbrilled over the rec gunners, wHosa heads showed above and nine times,” in Mrs. MePher- poena for Thomas H. Adams, "Vin year. The "time and place com a public reception was held for the Stories of Many Deaths Due to onciliation, the Princess Ilnaqa the .-■window rill-' - sdh’s'hed and spent nearly all her cennes publisher, to appear before mittee” conferred late into last eve conquering heroes and sent up Conn, and Passaic Opera and Prince' Nicholas chatted viva- •As"the machine gun switched ^Its time tbare. Wreckage of Cemetery in the Marion county grand jur^ at ning and decided to recommend a cheer after cheer as the baseball tives. clonsly •with Prince Carol'. murderous Are oia the trio''in the ..She then told of her trip to Sa- 2:30 o’clock this afternoon With return to the scenes of former bat celebrities appeared on a platform Western Mexico. ’-'While Queen-Marie and par middle of the street, - Jacobs and any books, documents, papers, tles in the face of objections from constructed In the center of the Detroit, Mich., Oct. 12.— An ap ty wqre attracting wide attention Goldberg fell. Pfeller was-shot-dn the (Cohtlnueu on Page 3.) photographs and any other ex six delegations. diamond. peal to organized labor throughout Mrs. Wpodro'w Wilson was en leg .^8 he ran.’ hibits in his possession having to do Compromise Plan. Alexander, Thevenow, South- the country for immediate financial training quietly. • • "Priests from Holy Name,.parish with alleged corruption or official Nogale.=?, ArIz.. Oct. 12.^ClpU(}- ’ ' < Einbarks in Rain The objections revolved around worth and others were acclaimed aid for the Passaic, N. J., and 'Willi- house nearby rushed to ■ the scene misconduct in Marion county. that provision of the American Le by the multitude of fans who mantic, Cenn., textile strikers was bursts and floods In Sonora,, MexI-. ‘ Cherbourg, Oct. 12.— Queen Mp- and anoited the t'Wo dyingsinen 'asi’d came to show their appreciation of riei of RPumania embarked for'the SAN FRANCISCO BANDIT Remy also issued forthwith sub- gion’s charter from Congress which voted today by the American Fed-, CO. have resulted. In-, a ’dangerbua O’l^rien. . ' * poenaes for six other witnesses but the team .that brought the first eration of Labor. Unit'ql^ States this evening In a says one national meeting must be shortage of provisions and the The machine gun fire , stopped as made public the names of only w'orld championship to St. Louis. The convention directed Presi doW ni^^ ' of ' rain, but the Incle held each year in continental United complete paralysis o f. all clasees qf suddenly - a» -It begar;. Mrs. Anna PAIR KILL 2, WOUND 5 three of them, all former lieuten States. This will be answered by The celebration was lacking in one dent Green to call a conference at ment weather failed to dampen her Rattariu, landlady of tl>e rooming public service. One cloudburst. It apirlts and she was in a markedly ants of D. C. Stephenson, former a compromise which calls for a respect, through the absence of once of the presidents of all inter house in which the machine-gqn Paris convention with “ adjourn Rogers Hornsby, who departed In national unions to organize the re was reported, split a moqntaip, haPHy frame-of mind-^as she wept Grand Dragon of the Indiana Ku the evening for Austin, Tex., to at ruining farming lands by covet^pg aboard the Leviathan, waving fare* nest was sheltered,. sald.i that two KIux Klan, whose'charges, flung ment in New York— ” a technicality lief movement through those men. carrylj^g “ aFmfvIs of-flre- Whde Police Force Tnms Out contrived under the constitution tend the funeral of his mother. bodies. them with millions ..o f..to n e o f -wfllh to . thoire who greeted her in Hunt f6r TVo Men Who from his prison cell at the state The reception was the finaP dem rocks. . , » froj^ tbe docks and the tenfl»r< armp” ran 'flown; tfie • stqps to -the prison where he is now serving a which permits a meeting of one rep A collection was taken on the rear of the house, climbed isto a Stage Crime Carnival. resentative from each state and ter onstration of the fans. During Sun convention floor by vote of the dele Belief in heavy casualties, based The' Queen arrived In- Cherbourg life sentence for murder, precipitat day night’s outburst, two persons upon the reports of sgllors- thgt ft- five' o’clock this afternoon and waiting-automobile aPd^sped away. ed the present political embroglio. ritory to finally ratify the proposals gates, netting a neat sum as a ’. Waa Thompson Gun were fatally injured and about nucleus for labor’s contribution of they saw hundreds of-bodies float •was J^urried to the reception hall : San Francisco, Oct. 12.-:—Every The Ctephenson henchmen sub of the full convention. -: Police'later'found the machine thirty othets hurt in traffic acci $25,000 to carry on the relief work ing In the Gulf of California, >wa8 o f the' jnaritinje stations, where ^ n Frkn'cisfio police officer was poenaed are: Earl Klenck. of Of the six states that Interposed gun in an aHey neatby; It •was the objections to the Paris trip , only dents. among the strikers for the next two explained by the fgot-that the flood uhder flag decked walls she receiv ordered on duty today in an effort Evansville, and Earl Gentry aud one, Illinois, refused to line up with weeks until the United Textile washed out a cemetery at devas ed, an ofificial welcome from muni Thompson type, the same that kill to'trap a pair of desperadoes who Court Asher, of Muncie. Ihe compromise. Father Lonergan, "Workers Union can receive remit tated Carbo. cipal officials. ed Aasistant Sfate’s Attprhey Mc- murdered three men and wounded Order For Stephenson. tances through its local unions. Swlggin in Cicero several months five bUiers'in a csrnivgl of crime. Michigan City, Ind., Oct. 12.'— former national chaplain, repre ago.' - senting Illinois, declined to make ROLL BUYS VALUABLE Walter Swauson, a taxi driver, Sheriff Jacob Hahn today served a i final vote until he had conferred Mrs. Rattariu said she had rented was the first vietira. Next the ban writ on "V/arden Walter H. Daly, ol with his delegation. He promised Ma Heenan W as Always in Peaches * the room to an “ Oscar London, who dits shot and killed Nicholas Petro the state prison here demanding lo report back today. PROPERH AT CENTER •worked nights.” She Is being held vich, a steam shovel operator. The he produce D. C. Stephenson In ths Pershing .Appears. MAN DEAD, WIFE MAY for further questioning, Jacobs, pair then weqt to a cafe, sent a Superior Court at Indianapolis General Pershing unexpectedly Room, Is Plaint of Cinderella Man Goldberg aud Peller were placed bqllat crashing Ipto the proprietors Thursday at nine a. m. Warden appeared before the Legion today. Edward J. Holl, local real estate DIE, IN GRADE CRASH under arrest. and rifled the cash register. Daly refused to make any official .\s he came down the center qisle promoter, today purchased the The< authorities are convinced, the From the cpfe, tlje pair walked comment In regard to the service ol of the auditorium he received an property c f Mrs. Mary O’Gorman attack was just another, chapter in to a gasoline station where three the writ but indicated to Sheriff New Y ork,. Oct. I ' gave ■ ii;S a . pjsannsfT MANC3HE5TBR EVENING HERAIJi, TUESDAY, OCTOBER W , 1920/ COW vs. AUTO ♦ CIRl REPORTED LOST MILK DEALER HURT PRranDENiTS NAMB ONCE CULLIN FILES SUIT HARD UP FOR dXITHES, IN ACCIDENT; SAME AS LOCAL PASTOR'S POUCE COURT STEALS PAIR OF PANTS HAPPY-G040CKY FOUND IN SHORT TIME Local police received a report LITTLE DAMAGE IN FALLON BOTTLE In a conversation with Rev. AGAINST TROLLEY CO. Through his attorney Frederick Watson Woodruff, pastor of the J. Rundbaken of Hartford, Dennis Saturday night that someone W a U B MEETS stole two front cushions and a ^ But Police Excited Over Rumor There was considerable excite Center Congregational church, J. Harrington of Mill street, plead ment on Hackmatack street last Peculiar Accident Brings Cov a friend told him that his name ed nolo contenddre to the chagge pair of blue serge pants from That She Had Been Kid Local Manager of Valvoline Co. an automobile owned by Bur More than twenty-five members night, all over a cow. And the entry Man to the Memorial always brought to his mind the Asks $25,000 Damages for of Intoxication and non support of the Happy-Go-Lucky Girls’ club napped. poor bossy who caused all the trou name of the late Woodrow Wil before Jnd*e Johnson in the Man ton Keeney of 596 Keeney Hospital. street. gathered lor a social hoar in the ble has disappeared, as far as can son, president of the United Injuries Received in Acci chester police court this morning. States. assembly hall of the Manchester Manchester police were notified be learned. An odd accident, early today, dent. Harrington had his case continued Keeney left his car parked in Community club after their regu last night of the mysterious disap It all happened this way: brought Charles Heckler of North “ That was also remarked by from yesterday. He was arrested front of Murphy’s restaurant at lar weekly meeting last evening. pearance of a 15-year-old East 'Joseph Hoher. of 296 Hackma Coventry to the Memorial hospital Mr. Wilson himself," answered As a result of an accident In late Saturday night by Officer Sey the South End and went in to Each member is knitting a sweat the pastor. “ I sat under him at Hartford girl who was believed to tack street, was returning to his suffering from a deep cut in hla leg. which he claims bis face was per mour. Mrs. Harrington was the the restaurant. When he came er as their winter objective under have been kidnapped and carried home with one of his cows which college and be told me once that manently disfigured, John F. Gui principal witness in the case. The out he discovered his loss. the guidience of Mrs. Q. H. Wash Prompt action by hla brother who we must have in times passed through Manchester. bad been out to pasture. Hoher was with him in stopping the flow lin. 43. of 17 Poster street, has Judge found him guilty and Impos Another party who had his car burn who was assisted by Mrs. The girl was In charge of a fruit was riding In his Paige touring car I belonged to the same family as 'orought a suit for $25,000 against ed a jail sentence of 16 days for parked next to Keeney’s car, saved him from considerable loss of I he said the name was originally Mark Ho.mes in starting off the stand in front of her home on 125 and the cow was following, being blood. the Connecticut Company. The intoxication and 30 days for non also lost a spare automobile new members. I Woodruff but in some manner tire. Silver Lane road. Suddenly it was hitched to the car. Now the poor The Heckler brothers are milk suit was filed in the Superior Court support. He then suspended the A club song contest is In pro noticed she was missing. The i unknown to him, had been in Hartford by Howard W. Alcorn. oxacntlon of the jail sejitenca with Patrolman Martin investigat cow was tired and anxious to get dealers and distribute milk during changed to Woodrow.” gress and each member may turn mother discovered her absence. back to her stable for a night of the early hours In Manchester The Valvoline Oil company which the understanding that he pay bis ed but it is unlikely the guilty in original words and verse of her - The 'Golden Rule Club will meet in the church, assembly rooms Martin Gill Is haying , a tele TALcorrmLE on Friday evening at 7:30; The COVENTRY phone installed in his home. Mr. Misses Emily Rice and Margaret Gill lives on the farm known' as Mr. and Mrs. Fred ,J?etlg have Wellts will be the hobtesses. “The Dunn Place.” returned from ah .aiitaUrip over The Dobspnville <. Methodisf Henry Schell . of Lyne, Mass., At the Republican caucus 'held Mrs. Gertrude Simpadh returned Dandy New Two Pants Suits the Bear Mountain Bridge and the church will hold” a chicken pie sup and his chum snent the week-end Monday evening Walter S. Haven last Thursday afternoon ironi Storm King Highway in New York. per on Friday evening.. at the former’s home. received a unanimous nomination Hartford hospitAl where,"she h The Christian Endeavor Society . Miss Ruth Taylor, of Hartford for representative. The following been under treatment for the met in the church on Sunday eve spent Ihe week-end with her moth were nominated for Jukice of the For economy and appearance er Mrs. A. B. Porter two weeks. « ning. > The leader of the meeting Peace: John E. Kingsbury, Wil Mf.'ahd Mrs. Holder Lastt the two-pants Suits is ideal for was Miss Emily Rice and the sub BOLT0N Miss Doris Gowdy of Hartford, liam B. Hawkins, Arthur J. Vinton daughter, Edith,* and'' 'Walden. : S. ject “Cooperation.”. was home over the week-end. and Henry I. Barnes. Collins took a Motor trip over ; t ^ Boys—especially now that rub Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, Miss Elizabeth Hand spent the Miss Myrtle Gowdy who is at tending school in Manchester spent Mohawk Trail last Suiiday. Louis Smith and John McCone en week-end at her home in New Ha ■Walter S, Billings : spent tl^e bing around on school seats joyed a motor trip over the Mo ven. the week-end with her parents. hawk Trail on Sunday. week-end in Wdst'Haven: i *; The teachers in the town attend Miss Laura K. Kingsbury of ANDOVER Miss Irene Buckland>aftd-a frij Ralph, Raymond and Florence ed a teachers’ meeting in South Connecticut Agricultural College give pants just that much more Ressler of Bridgeport visited their spent the week-end at home. motored through New York s _,._ Coventry Friday. Supervisor Levi The marriage of Miss Essie and a part of Massachusetts over wear. sister, Mrs. Sumner Smith on Sun Garrison conducted the meeting. The Misses Lillie and Marion day. Hill and brother Lawrence Hill Frink of this town, to Eugene W. the week-end. The funeral of Mrs. Cora Rose Platt, of Wapping. took place Sat ^ iss Etta Nevers was a guest of ' On Sunday morning pins were was held at her late home here who are attending Rockville High awarded to the following named school, spent the week-end with urday evening. October 9, at the her sister and family over Sundfy These new two-pants suits for Friday afternoon. The body was home of the Rev. Mr. Deeter, of at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stead’s.' < for perfect church attendance for sent to the Catskills, N. Y., Sunday their parents Mr. and Mrs. N A three months: Marion Rlvenburg, Hill. Gilead. The bride wore a traveling Eugene W. Piatt,.son of Mr. Fall have a number of special mctnlng, wh^re the burial took dress of brown satin. The attend Mrs. Lucius V. Platt, of 'Wapping, Edward Rivenburg, Ethel Cleve place Sunday. Miss Gertrude Anderson was features to make them w^ear land, Eleanor Webb, Verne Smith, home over the week-end. ants were Miss Laura Hills, of was married to Miss Essie F. Frinj?, Mr. and Mrs; Reginald W’ard, Gilead and Herbert Porter, former daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. ; J!. and Alice Boggart. For five j Miss Katherine Hanolln, have re Vincent Ingraham spent the longer. Very attractive new months’ perfect attendance: Irene week-en(J at Mr. and Mrs. Fred ly of Springfield. The two couples Frink, of Andover, at Gilead by the Rice, Harry Welles, John Monagh turned to New Jersey for the win- Anderson’s. motored over the Mohawk Trail Rev. Mr. Deeter, pastor of t& styles and patterns at moderate an. For six months’ perfect attend • ter. Miss Annie Alvord accom- Sunday and the bride and groom Gilead church, at 8 o’clock, Satur ranied them and will spent a few Miss Gladyce Orcutt of Man left Monday morning for New Jer prices. ance: Carrie Beebe, John G. Tal- chester spent the week-end with day evening. f cott, Arthur Monaghan, Alfred weeks there. sey, where they will visit relatives, The Republican caucus was defd Mr. and Mrs. B. L. McGurk have her parents. proceeding from there to Philadel Rivenburg, Dorothy Wood, Emily Miss Mary 'Wilson of Hartford at the school hall last evening. Rice, Frances Bacheler, Sadie Mc- returned to their home in Hartforc phia, where they will attend the Some have two pairs of knick closing their cottage here. spent the week-end with her aunt Sesquicentennial. Mr. and Mrs. Naliy, Wilbur H. Smith, Sr., Thom Mrs. A. B. Porter. ers. as Lotus, Ruth Blinn, Velma Webb, Louis Eaton and Mrs. Jennie Platt will be at home to their Beatrice Trueman, Earl Beebe, Eolton attended the probate con ■Wednesday afternoon at three friends after November first at vention held in Andover. They o’clock a missionary team consist their home in Wapping. \Vilbur H. Smith, Jr., Philip ing of Rev. Wilbur S. Deming of Some have knickers and long* Welles, Esther Welles, Margaret went as delegates. Mrs. Eleanor Howarth of Provi INGROWN NAIL; Welles, Miriam Welles, Lillian Mrs. J. W. Phelps', Mrs. Howe the Marathi Mission. India, and dence, R. I., is visiting her aunt les. Prentice, Robert Beebe, Mrs. Olin and Miss Louise Phelps spent the Rev. J. E. Elder of Cope Colorado, Mrs. Charlotte Phelps. Beebe, Morris H. Talcott, Dudley week-end in Worcester. will speak at the chapel. Rev. G. S. Elmer Finley was a caller at Turns Right Out Itsei Douglas, Gertrude Gibbs, Arline Miss Vivian Ruttenberg, teacher Brookes, pastor of the Union Fred Thorpe’s Saturday. Boys' Suits, ages 6 to 18, $10. to $20. Monaghan, Edna Monaghan, Fred at Birch Mountain spent the week church of Rockville will speak for Mrs. Carrie Phelps of Bolton vis Boys’ O’Coats, $13.50 to $22.50. Wood, Clifton Monaghan, Clinton end at her home in New Haven. the local committee. Rev. J. N. At ited relatives in town Friday and Juvenile Suits and O’Coats, $5.00 to $15. Webb, Mrs. C. O. Britton, John G. ' Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Jones and wood, pastor of the Second Con Saturday. 'Palcott. Jr. son Junior, spent Sunday in Ken gregational church will be in Miss Helen and Elsie Lewis of sington at the home of Mrs. Fred charge of the meeting. Scuth Manchester were callers at Crane. There ijill be an all-day mission Tom Lewis’ Sunday evening. A large crowd attended the ary meeting in Willlmantic Thurs Sunday, October 17, the Rev. J. Boys’ Furnishings Rainbow dance hall Saturday- day. Dinner will be served at noon., D. Elder, of Cote, Col., will speak evening. Steam heat is being in Wednesday eveqing the Ladies'' on home mission at the Christian stalled and other Improvements Fragment society will give their Endeavor meeting at 7 p. m. Underwear, $1.25 to $3.25. Shirts, $1.00 to $2.00. Ties, 50c. annual harvest supper at the chap Blouses, $1.00_ and $1.50. Caps, $1.00 and $1.25. Scarfs, $1.00 and $1.50. are being made. Sunday, Oct. 10, the church ,was Sour Stomach el from 5 to 8 p. ra. The Andover very beautifully decorated with A few drops of “Outgro” in the Sweaters, $2.50 to $7.00. Gloves, 50c to $1.50. Chamois Blouses, $13.50. REC NOTES. Dramatic Club will present a play, flowers of several kinds furnished crevice of the ingrowing nail r^ Pajamas, $1.00 to $1.50. Belts, 75c and $1.00. Suspenders, 35c. Rec membership took a big "Four Y. Y. Y. Y.'s” immediately- by Mrs. r. M. Lewis. duces Inflammation and pajn and fo Stockings, 35c and 50c. Golf Hose, $1.5U. “Phillips Milk of Magnesia” jump since the first of October, following the supper. Coventry Grange No. 75, P. of toughens the tender, sensitive skin Flannel Blouses, $1.75. Flannel Shirts, $2.00. Better than Soda 3 5S new registrations , being an underneath the toe nail, that it c^n nounced today. Of these, 74 who H. will present a part of the pro General not penetrate the flesh, and the natil are women have registered for the gram at Hillstown Grange this turns naturally outward almop^t Instead of soda hereafter take a gym class and 53 of them were on Thursday evening. Auto Repairing and over night. little “Phillips Milk of Magnesia” in the fioor for the first session of The Connecticut Girls’ confer “Outgro” is a harmless antisep School Shoes for Boys and Girls water any time for indigestion or t.his class last night. ence will meet October 22 and 23. Overhauling tic manufactured for chiropodists. i Mrs. Alton Taylor and son were SHELDON’S GARAGE sour, acid, gassy stomach, and re The men’s gym classes will be Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. A. However, anyone can buy from tile lief will come Instantly. held tonight at 5:15 and 7:30 B. Porter’s. Rear of 25 Hollister Street. drug store a tiny bottle containing First we emphasize our careful fitting from a large stock of correct change in grow For fifty years genuine “Phillips when registration may be* made. Phone 119-S. Residence 693-2. directions.—Adv. ing feet for happ3*, healthful feet are essential to good work at school, as well as in Milk of Magnesia*' has been pre later years. scribed by physicians because it overcomes three times as much acid fine, durable quality of these shoes and their moderate prices are further in in the stomach as a saturated solu centive for choosing children’s shoes at our store. tion of bicarbonate of soda, leaving the stomach sweet and free from all gases. It neutralizes acid fer BUSTER BROWN SHOES AND OXFORD S—$3.50 to $6.00. mentations in the bowels and gent ly urges the souring waste from the system without purging. Be sides, it is more pleasant to take m i l i i than soda. Insist upon “Phillips.” Twenty-five cent and fifty cent bot C. E. HOUSE & SON, INC. tles. any drugstore. “Milk of Mag nesia” has been the U. S. Regis tered Trade Mark of The Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co. and its predecessor Charles H. Phillips since 187S.—Adv. i Sale Of Odd Pieces Our anniversary celebration is There are Vanity Dressing -Ta Mxy yotLxicrJt? over and in checking up we find DELIVIPRS bles, Chairs, Rockers and Benches, that 'we have dozens of odd pieces ^ m y of these Chests of Drawers, Bedside Tables, left over , from suites of all kinds. Chiifoniers, Dressers, China Cabi There are women in this city whose husbands We are going to put some very rad nets, Serving Tables, Beds, Odd ically reduced prices on them to ARTiCLtS Chairs and Rockers from uphol clean them up quickly. If you wonder why they continue to slave stered suites, etc. We offer them have bought a suite here during the to you at thes* low prices for as - There is simply no sense to it! Their husbands are perfectly past few months and now want an low as $1.00 down and $1.00 week willing to provide everything they need to keep house easily and extra piece this is a good time for ly, through our Profit Sharing econoimcally. They want them to have the latest, labor-saving you to buy it. methods. And yet th^e women go on, month after month, using Club. t <$> a heavy, back-breaking iron, doing the family ironing by hand, Vanity $52.50 or have it expensive^ done by someone else. Piece Chamber Suite Dressing Table They wear down their strength, their vitality, and their $28.50 \ fu natures. They are tired and sometimes cross when $136 their husbands come home at night W hy do they do it? y o u do It? W hy don’t you let me—“Merrie” Coffield do your ironing from now on? You owe it to yourself to se e " Just the thing for daughter’s room, and so handy, too, with Its triple mirrors which adjust easily to any angle. The piece is not overly large and thus t i , w c o m e m see chair and do practically the whole will fit Into a small bedroom. Tnis nandsome combination ' what this new ironer can do. Watch week’s ironing. And it is so easy to Genuine walnut and gumwood walnut dressing tgble with Its is used throughout. $72.50 triple mirrors is just what you the house ckesses, the children’s learn, so easy to operate, that every regular price, but reduced no'v Here Is a 5-plece Chamber Suite made in walnut and gum- have wanted - for your boudoir, to 952.50. wood. Consists of full size bow-end bed, four drawer vanity, it is a beautiful piece in design woman can enjoy the satisfaction of and finish. Very low at 926.5U. ($1.00 Weekly through chest of drawers, chair and bench. Very beautifully finished In S' fhousekeeping Profit Sharing Plan.) French walnut. The dressers have all been sold, hence this ($1.00 Weekly through With Merne Coffield s help you improvement. You merely direct- low price on remaining pieces, (1 year to pay through our Profit Sharing Plan!) can sit easily and comfortably in your ‘ ‘Merrie” Coffield does the work. Profit Sharing Plan.) A few minutes now may add China Cabinet happy years to your life' Metal Beds Metal Beds Serving Table $34.50 $17.50 That it no exaggeration! If the hut* $9.50 $12.50 bands of this dty had to do the ironing Tills bed has an ornamental just once—ju af once, mind you—there Here is n very fine bod at a panel in the center, 2-lnch posts would be aa many “Merrie” Coffieldt very low *prlce. Comes In all and 1-lnch fillers. Is finished delivered aa there are homes in this fair sizes and nil finishes. Has 2- In walnut and oak very beautl- Inch continuous posts and five tully grained. We bought these dty. Particulariy now, when the outlayio bods in quantity lots at a big one-inch fillers. Built very reduction and as usual pass the strong and Is nicely finished. saving on to our customers. Only $5.00 Down We have them In all sizes. • I V, A splendid piece of furniture ($1.00 Weekly through If not wanted 'for 'server, that you would have to pay ($1.00 Weekly through makes a splendid-I^adlo Uble. much more for if bought with Profit Sharing Plan,) Profit Sharing Plan.) Batteries esu be all' stored id- the suite. Always useful for side and top is large enough $122so storing extra dishes. Mede of for any model of Radio. Built Mancliester Electric Compan]/ .American .walnut and gum- strong and very finely finlehod wood, wjth tlie' Huguenot wal in walunt. PrleeU eteeddlngly 861 Main Sfc Phone 1700 nut flnieh. low at 917.M. ($1 i’oo WepklK ’through & L K£nil FURNmiRE CO. Ik • lM«,CW.C«b Profit Sharing Plan.) (11,00 Weekly,Ulirough * I OQR. MAIN AKHD SCHOOL 8TRRBTS - SO. MANCMBSTBR^ OT. Profit Sharing'Fliui;): . . 'l PAGE FOUR ]\L^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1926. ------V------^ ...... ------ISanrifeBter and predispositions well In hand. lawyer. This Is an Interesting sltr to watch the presidential private ^here Is one place where there Is nation.' Elsewhere it is the prac elevator and to clutter the corridor outside the chief executive’s suite Saftting Hrralb very little religious prejudice in tice of the legal advisers and will whenever he’s in -it. deed— the average newspaper ing helpers of the crook gangs to sit The president will transact busi PUBUSRRD BY office. Perhaps It Is because the safely In well guarded offices and ness at the White House executive TH 3 HERALD PHINTINQ CO. varied contacts of the newspaper let their clients come to them. The offices, as usual, since that part of the building, to which repair oper Founded by Blwood S. Ela worker teaches him that Catholic Chicago - way seems to be for the ations will not extend, can be kept, Oct. 1. 1881 and Protestant, Jew and Gentile, lawyers to visit their employers in open. Warm Bedding for Cool Fall Nights Every Evening; Except Sundaya and He simply will wajk or motor Holidays. \ are men and women first and relig the fastnesses of crime. Inasmuch ionists afterward; perhaps it is be as almost every first class bootleg from his hotel to his office in the Entered at the Pqat OlHce at Mitu* morning, and back again al night, che.tter at Second Class Mall Vlarter. cause they teach him that all relig ger, hi-Jacker' and dope merchant like any other professional man. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall ions are good and no religion per has his own special law man, this Ordinarily he’ll walk probably, be six dollars a year; sixty cents a fect: perhaps it is because his ex means that a considerable part of ing a good pedestrian and Inclined month _(or shorter perloda to complain that he doesn't get By carrier, eighteen centt a tveuk. periences are such as to set up a the movement in the streets of the Single copies, throe cents. enough exercise. mild degree of skepticism that bears tough districts is by members of SPECIAL ADVERT1SINC5 REPKE* SENTATIVE; HanilUon-Ue Llsser, in pretty much all directions with the bar. Naturally, when the bul The net result of the whole ar Inc, 25 West 4Sd Street. New York equal force; at any rate the news lets begin to fly and half a dozen rangement promises to be that the and 518 > North Michigan Avenue, presidential pair will be seen as Ch;cago. paper man or the newspaper woman bodies are picked up, at least one humap beings, rather more than is The Manchester Evening Herald Is is seldom bitter in his outlook on of them is pretty liable to wear the usual with a president and a 'first on sale In New York City at Schultz's label “ attorney.” lady.” News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd other people’s religious or obsessed W arm Street and 42nd Stiset entrance ot by his own. Since the universities and law They’ll take their meals in their Grand Central Station. suite, unquestionably. They won’t "International News Service has the In view of this It Is perhaps worth schools of the United States are be able to sit around their hotel exclusive rights to use for republlca* while to take Atock of the McPher turning out lawyers at least five lobby, chatting like common folk, t:o;i In any torin all news dispatches son episode as reflected in newspa times as fast as there is any legiti for that would draw a crowd im Blankets credited to It or not otherwise credit mediately, and be . unpleasant. ed In this paper. It Is also exclusively per office opinion. And it is prob mate need of them, it Is not so re ent'f ed to use for renuhllcailon all They’ll be guarded constantly and the l.ical or undated news published able that in not one newspaper shop markable a situation as it might people will be shooed away from heroin." Heavy Cotton Blankets in a in twenty, in the w’hole United seem at first glance. However, it them. All that’s inevitable. choice of attractive plaid col States, is there any serious belief may result in the insurance com Still, hotel life is bound to be TUESDAY. OCT. 12. 1926.- somewhat more public than being ors, size 66x80 inches .. $4.75 that Aimee Semple McPherson was panies classifying law graduates shut up in the White House, and Cotton and Wool Blankets in kidnapped away from that Califor along with dynamite makers, stunt sometimes no getting out for two or three days. t S a heavy grade, size 66x80 ENDED. nia beach, held captive in Mexico aviators and bootleg kings as extra- inches. Choice of delicate col hazardous risks. It can always be said for Harry and subsequently escaped, as she The president may have thought ors in plaid designs...... $5.95 M. Daugherty and Thomas W. Mil has declared. of this, in electing to go to a hotel 66x80 inch all pure Virgin ler that they were fairly tried for Religious prejudice or predispo WHISTLING. rather than to take a house. He could have had his choice of a Wool Blankets, satin ribbon the crime of accepting bribes for sition has nothing at all to do with . “ Tyler Out to Beat Senator Bingham.”— News head in Hartford dozen or more, for nothing, if he’d timmed. Plaid design in a the passage of the Swiss Society’s this— merely a balancing of known chosen— the finest in Washington. Better Mattresses-Better Rest Times. wide range of colors___ $10.95 claim on the property of the Ger facts and probabilities without any But President Coolidge has O TIME like these cool nights for real luxurious rest. Clean, man owned, war-seized American other interest than to know the Mr. Tyler has been "nut” to beat shown an inclination to humanize candidates before. Suffice It to say himself lately. crisp air, cool and refreshing! Now you can really begin to Metal Company, and that the jury truth— which is the trade of the It’s a difficult thing for a presi N failed to convict. For the pur newspaper worker. were the Democratic chances of dent. enjoy better, wanner bedding. Invest in some of this sleep poses of the record they are inno It is conceivable that a person in beating Senator Bingham worth a msurance. cent men. There is now no in Mrs. Semple’s situation might, in nickel Rollin U. Tyler would not be the Democratic candidate. stance of an American cabinet offi deed. be made the object of a cru Watkins Greyfelt Mattress, Watkins Whitefelt Mat cer being convicted of a felony, sade of lies. One does not set a quality piece of bedding for tresses, a most luxurious bed, either during or subsequent to his aside that aspect of the case as an those who want a pure cotton filled with snow white cotton term of office— a fact that will be impossibility, though it is a demon felted mattress at a modest felt. Extra high box, roll edge, pleasing to probably a majority of strable fact that there has never m j m S i e w a r f s price. Full or twin sizes, hand tailored throughout. One the citizens of the country. been, in the criminal history of WASHINGTON' New York, Oct. 12.— Under striped art ticking, roll edge, piece for full or twin beds, It is significant that the outcome America, a “ frame-up" of such neath the appearance of rush and one piece, $13.75. $24.75, ' of the trial was distinctly pleasing elaborate Construction as this would LETTERS scurry, the city has a heart. to the accused men. They greet be If it were a frame-up at all; but Sounds like a cheap sonig, all about Ily CHARLES P. STEWART ed the statement that the jury could it would be immensely improbable, the big,generous soul that the tin Watkins Inner Spring Mat sel hides, but it took a visiting cor W arm not agree with smiles, their friends even though it failed to agree with 'W'^shington, Oct. ' 12.— Though respondent. to dig down and lay it tress, the newest in better bed hastened to congratulate them. the known facts, the admitted facts. five months will elapse between bare. ding. A mattress filled with now and next March when the They had not received the vindica But the point is that Mrs. Mc Read what he says of it: scores of resilient coil springs, Coolidges expect to move out to “ A generous town. It gives more upholstered with cotton, full or Comfortables tion that some men, or men in less Pherson's defenders make no at permit repairs on the White House transportation for a nickle than is vulnerable situations, might have tempt at all to point out the specific Washington hotel keepers already to be had anywhere else in the twin sizes, $39.50. considered necessary to their com places where this “ conspirational” pulling every imaginable string to world, though there is said to be Cotton filled Comfortables of get the presidential family as some question about who pays the plete happiness. But they had es evidence is untrue. guests. excellent quality covered with losses incurred in the operation of Quality, low priced pillows, caped the federal penitentiary. Mrs. McPherson appeared out of Reconditionirng the executive the rapid transit system. attractive cretonne with sateen Under the circumstances it is hard the wilderness having walked, she mansion will be a six-month job, “ Some harsh spoken persons say filled with all new feathers, borders ...... $4.85 during about hdlf of which the ly surprising that this was a source said, many miles from a shack in the taxpayers bear it in paying for floral striped art ticking, size Full size Comfortables filled president and his wife will be away political government that keeps in Df self congratulation. the mountains, and passed but two 19x26 inches, $3.50 pair. on their vacation. Where they’ll go power by keeping fares down. I with all new cotton batting. How the jury mind functioned houses on the way. There is evi has not yet been determined. don.^t know, But it’s generous gov Covered with cretonne and In this case it is, of course, impos dence that if she Tiad taken the For the rest of the time. It has ernment; costly, peffiaps but good. Watkins Coil Spring of typi plain sateen...... $5.7;^ been intimated in official quar sible to know. That a huge fee route she described she must have Super quality, popular priced cal Watkins quality. No sag ters, the president plans to put up “ Hear Charley on the subject. pillows, filled with all new white Wool filled Comfortables— was paid for the rushing through passed forty houses. She arrived in this spring. It moulds to fit at one of the numerous hotels. If Charley chatted as he guarded a goose feathers, striped ticking, light and doivny—covered with of the Merton claim was establish with her clothing intact and her he has decided which one, howev gate at the Metropolitan museum. your body. Full or twin sizes, er, nobody knows it. size 21x27 inches, $10. pair. a chintz figured cretonne and ed beyond question or doubt. That shoes unworn. She could have In the heavy'rains last summer $16.75. plain sateen...... $9.25 much of it found Us way to the done nothing of the sort if she had Charley’s district had turned out Three months of presidential a hundred men In hip boots, on 30 pockets of the defendants was in made the trip /lie told of,.,wltnesses patronage obviously will b e'of }n- minutes’ notice, to open a clog.ged dicated by the evidence. It is say. The country for scores of calculable value to the hotel which sewer. The district leader had hardly possible that the jury re miles around Douglas has been draws the prize. Not duly will it sent, 'word he wanted a hundred jam the establishment during the | men in hip boots, and they came. fused to believe that Daugherty and WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. searched for the mountaiai shack. three months but the publicity, it a-running, that’s all. Miller benefited by the transactidn. Nobody can Dud It. will mean will be good for all ” ’Why not?’ said Charley. ’He But that they passed an illegal ■ Mrs. McPherson has not deigned time. does anything we want. Kiddle FURNITURE, FLOOR COVERINGS, PIANOS, PHONOGRAPHS What the president pays for hls claim, that the government was to attack any of the testimony falls down on a bad sidewalk; old accommodations, of course, Is no lady hollers: I call up Paddy. Side robbed, the evidence did not estab brought against her in any other consideration. Any hotel In Wash walk fixed next day. Benches in lish. And it would seem that tJie way than to cry “ Religious conspir ington would entertain him like the park in our district disappear jury coiUd not agree that these men acy! Frame-up!” No appeal royalty and pay him any price for ed. No place for the old lady to the privilege, if it could get him ought to go to prison for the mere sit down while the kiddie played. X whatever is made to the unpreju that way. Called up Paddy. ‘No benches in acceptance of honorariums for do diced seeker for facts— only to the All the classier hotels in the city the park?’ Paddy says. ‘The hell FUNERAL DIRECTORS ing what they had a legal right to imagination of the religious parti have “ presidential suites,” but that there ain’t. They’ll be here to do. san. doesn’t necessarily Imply that any morrow.’ he says, and they was. presidents have been In them. In The jury was not there to pass Came in the next load. Now if Mrs. McPherson did in the cases of most of them, they “ ‘Some big hooks thought they on them born and raised In the upon the ethics or morality of the deed enter into this conspiracy to haven’t. The one that becomes the could build a chemical works In district. Conductor gets out and Metal Company scandal, but upon real thing will be at an enormous our district. Our district ain’t Park helps the old ladies on. Knows ’em hoax the state of California and the all. Garbage drivers all born and What Is a the legality or the illegality of the advantage over the others. avenue, but it’s where we live. We QUEER.. country concerning her absence she went and got Paddy and let him raised in the district. Sure, Paddy proceedings of the defendants. did a wicked thing. The whole The underi^tanding is that the smell. he get them their jobs. He’s dis Diuretic? They could not agree that what was Coolidges will not take a very trict leader. Why .wouldn’t we do «[IRE machinery of the law was devoted “ ’How does it smell, Paddy?’ anything for Paddy?’ ” done was criminal. large retinue into hotel life with ‘Smells like hell,’ says Paddy. PtopU Are Learning. Ae Value of to the wasteful task of finding her, them— probably only the presi There now. Isn’t that well said It might be well to remember ‘How about It?’ we says. ‘Leave It By .AUSTIN H. CLARK OccatUmal Uce. of rescuing her. Six lives were dent’s valet, Mrs. Coolldge’s maid of us? to me,’ he says. Chemical works Smithsonian Institution that the cjiarge against‘ Daugherty lost,.two of them those of gallant and, of course, . their inevitable torn down, and gone in five weeks. GILBERT SWAN. VKRYOMK knows that a lax and Miller was in effect that they follows diving for her body. If staff of secret service and police You must have noticed this ap E ative stimulates the bowels. guardians, who may be counted on parently Innocent and harmless A diuretic performs a siinflar passed the German claim solely be guilty she was engaged in an utter to keep shary eyes out in the lobby districtZr Every man. that works jmills in the United States. 1000 wool.. small white butterfly. It U one fiinctko to the kichieys. Under cause they were paid to pass'it and ly unpardonable piece of business of the commonest butterflies in the the strain of our modern lifej without regard to its merits. This which. If it proves anytliing, proves United States. our organa are apt to become was an extremely difficult thing to Innocent as it looks It is one lif sluggiahand require assistance. that despite all her professions she More and more people are prove, since It was always possible It’ll Be Quite a Stunt—If He Can Do It our most pernicious, insects, for the i.s not a worthy leader of a Chris ravages of its caterpillars in our leamiagtouse Doan's PiZia.oc- that they were perfectly convinced tian body. cabbaige beds take an enormous casionally, to insure good e ^ > X x ^ '' ' inatk»\ which is so essential that the claim was legal— as It ap It would seem as though, with toll each year. It is not a native butterfly but to good health. More than 50,- parently was, in default of any all the known circumstances— all 000 grateful users have given proof brought by the government came from Europe; we do not White Butterfly the circumstances supported by con know just how. It was first cap Dotm’a signed recommenda tions. Scarcely a community that It was not. tured near Quebec in 1860 and ditions and by more than the asser and Bastrop, Tex. Soon after it was but has its representation. Aak The upcome of this mess Is that tions of a single person— indicating was probably brought over In that at ^ome practically everywhere. your nofghbml several men In positions of power year or at the close of 1859. In Does it look murderous? It j that Mrs. McPherson has not been <^<3ISESS the United States it was first found in the governm^t yielded to the does not. - Yet, as It spread over frank in this a'ffalr, the sane and \ at Jlorway Me., in 1865. the eastern United States,' our na temptation to take irregular money sensible position for people of all It was again brought from Eu tive white, of much the same ap DOAN’S rope, this time to New York in for iloln.g what seems to have been sects and all sympathle.s to assume pearance but not destructive to SHmmkmt Dimrmtie to (As IBdotyo n more or less regular thing. This 1868. From Quebec and from our cabbages, disappeared before gloafr-aailtara Co-lIiS. Chs^BuaU«,N.Y4 In the case Is that of the open mind. New York it gradually spread it and now is quite extinct over has .a sour taste, but it is not ns bad Thera is not a newspaper office westward and southward. It first nearly all its former eastern range. ns it might have been. And it has in the country, probably, where the 'appeared at Washington in 1872. The invader as it spread killed «t least provided .admonishment. In 1874 It appeared at Charleston, out the native white .How? We do evangelist has been finally, conclu S. C., where it seems to have been So, It is probable, ends the pub not know for sure, but probably sively convicted In the‘judgment of brought on a coasting vessel. by greatly increasing the number lic exploitation of the ‘'practical" the workers. Yet there is prob V 1 By 1881 it had covered the east of parasites that feed upon them operations of the so-called "Ohio ably not one where It Is not perfect -\ ern United States as tar as Gleneoe both, to the attacks of which the and Fremont, Neb.; Salina, Kas., scarcer one succuihbed. crowd” — a group of individuals ly well understood that she has a who did harm enough to the Repub lot of explaining to do before she lican party, who would have can be at all entitled to the enthu wrecked it if the country at largo siastic confidence that Is being I t had not known well enough that placed in her by her congregation. Cbchiiaiis It costs 1150,000 for a ringside they were the grain of dirt In the MLY seat In the New York Stock Ex- It would seem ns though, for the chajige. But try the gallery, that’s bushel of salt. There will be no good of the' cause which they es free. You’re “ rusty,” old trusty with more trials of the American Metal pouse. Mrs. McPherson’s Los An You send up in smoke all the case, no more trotting out of Daugh ashes galore. You’re not Just the sad side of things. It’s cheerfulness gelos followers, would see that they rm same as when bought at the store. Prince Asani, of Bangkok, refus plenty your company brings. 1 al ed an invitation to visit the Chica erty as a terrible example of polit have hardly any moral right to give You’re stem Is teeth-bltten; you’re ways can know that a dream’s go ical corruption. This case writes knicked up a bit, but, shucks, Jnst go stockyards. Maybe he’s been her a support that bears every Im ing to hatch through the fill to near one ai home. "Finis" on the overwrought ex the samey. you always seem fit. the brim and the touch of a match. press of deliberate blindness. She I’ve smoked you— les’ see, now When down In tbe mouth and ploitation of the too-easy ethics of London scientists have found is absolutely entitled to a fair hear — for lo’ these long years, and when up In the air. I turn unto 0 that sawdust yields sugar. Of two or three men during the Hard ^ou^s is tbe sort of a spirit that you, ’cause It seems that you care. ing. She is not, by virtue of the course, America has learned that, ing administration— an Insignlfi- cheers. I sometimes get low at the I settle me back, start to puffing, fact that, she is an eloquent and too. Through the grocers. *cant Incident In the long and splen ss end of the day, but one puff at you and then, the smoke floats away; convincing talker, entitled to an ex and the blues drift away. did history of the Republican party. I’m a new man again. * oneration that would be denied to Gertrude Ederle thinks a rainy day brings her good luck. Chang^ any other citizen. She ought to Birthday of George W . Cable! MePHERSOX CASE. and Christopher Columbus. the platitude to "Fine weathe^ for be required to clearMierself by a Gertrude Ederles today.” The Aimee Semple McPherson more reasonable explanation than ease Is rapidly approaching a stage has so tar j>een forthcoming. A London professor says a mos where there is liable to bo a group quito will not bite a moving ob ject. Now we know why that mes ing of sympathizers and non-sym L.AWYER TARGETS. Feast d a / of St. Wilfred, bish senger boys is always acratchln* pathizers along religious lines, un Chicago Gangland seems to be op, who founded at Ripon a Ro him self.' man monastery under the rule of less those persons all over the Y l t C A living 4log is better than a unable to start spraying the streets St. Benedict. dead lion.-~Bccl. 0 :4 . country who have become Interest What’s In a name? Well, Abe of the city’s tough sections with Columbus Day. American Anti The truest end of life la to know Buzzard was arrested the othe.- ed In the case hold their prejudices machine gun lead without hitting c quarian Society Incorporated at the life that never ends.— William day In Pennsylvania with a wagon Worcester, Mass., 1812. Penn. load of purloined poultry. / U V -' ' f ' , ' - ... X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12,122 LITTLE JOE Crazy Quilt. V. 9.00 p. m.— ' From “Woodland' WTIC The Travelers Symphonic Ensem- Sketches” ...... MacDowell , / ^ 0 0 CAM USUALLY T 6 L L > Y t ble conducted by Dana S. Mer- A Deserted Farm. ^ TMAT TlRfiD OUT LOOtC, Trovelern lananmce Co^ rlman. Musical Director, WTIC Autumn. WH€M A MAM HAS OUSYCOMlL Hartfonl. Cona. I- VI. Christopher Was Somewhat 407. / HOMft FROM VACA-nOM Pomp and Circumstance .. Elgar Selection from II. “Robin Hood” ...... DeKoveo Wedding Music (for October 10.00 p. m.— Program for Tuesday. Brides.) ,Weather. .00 p. m.— Wedding Day at 10.05 p. m.— Dinner music. Troldhaugen...... Grieg Club Palais Royal Orchestra. Of a Sheik, Joo, It Appears .25 p. m.— ^ Bridal Chorus from 11.00 p. m.— News. ^ “Lohengrin” ...... Wagner News. .00 p. m. Wedding March . . . Mendelssohn Trinity College Course— “Why WANTED THE PROFITS. Study Which?’!, — Professors III. BOLTER: Why didn’t you hire HE STRUMMED A MEAN GUITAR ’NEATH THE MOONLIT Leroy C. Barret and Henry A. From “Natoma” ...... Herbert a lawyer to look after your case? Perkins. Indian Invocation. BARNARD: Oh, I thought that .30 p. m.— Dagger Dance. if I won I'd like to make a little WINDOW OF HIS BEAUTIOUS LADY LOVE IN OLD SEVILLE Sterling Serenaders— IV. something out of It myself.—An Selection from “Tannbauser” From the “Ballet of the swers, London. . Wagner Flowers .. .Hadley Red Rose. New Orleans, Oct. 12.—Christo Ave M aria...... Bach-Gounod This country has 19 national Serenade d’Amour . . . .Von Blou Violet. paTks with a total area of 11,372 pher Columbus, who sailed beyond Daffodils. the blue rim of the world to dis Loin du B a l...... Glllett miles. cover the golden Americas, was i;00 p. m.— something more than a great ad McCoy’s Music Masters— venturer. He also was considera “ COUNTRY STORE” AT I. ble of a sheik. From .“Earl Carroll’s Vanities” ; The grizzled old navigator, Hugs and Kisses. painted for centuries as a dour STATE TOMORROW NIGHTI Climbing Up the Ladder of Love. man of gloom and shadows, in o. \ Alabama Stomp. Radio Speaker II. reality was a romantic stroller who M odel H twan,ged a guitar under the sleepy Doug Fairbanks in “The Black Why Do You Roll Those Eyes moon of old Castile as ardently as Pirate” Last Times Tonight; from “Americana.” any youthful hero out of an old- Vaudeville Progitm Last of Dreaming from “Americana.” fashioned novel. Week. Back Seats— a red hot stomp. This new light on the old explor III. er Is given by Professor Rudolph From “George White’s Scandals” Schuller, European linguist and “Country Store Night”—"Cur- Lucky Day. ethnological savant, who came to prise Night”— two big novelty The Birth of the Blues. this country to examine early nights In one—that’s what will be Black Bottom. America data in the library of Tu- a‘ the State tomorrow night, IV. lane University. “Country Store” with all Its pres^ A Group of Latest Popular Hits. The romance of Columbus, hith ents, fun and general good time; V. erto known only to delvers in mus “Surprise Night” with a uproarious Mountain Greenery from “Garrick ty old libraries, is made public by surprise entertainment; a double Galtles 1926.” Model 32 Prof. Schuller. feature picture program; and what What’s the Use of Talking from Receiver widi One Dial In Old Seville more could you want for one night? “Garrick Gaieties 1926.” Columbus, burning with the idea Surely that’s pleasure, entertain Valentine—-Parisian Success. of a new route to the famed spice ment and everything else a theater VI. ' IT W O RK S— k X PAGESK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 192«. ^'^**'**"*****^*"*****'***^********'*"**'**"*^***************>**^*****^******^*****^********«^^ ------'...... -rnrn^r,r.rwvn.nJVV-> Change in Rates THE ROMANCE OP AMERICA: Stephen Decatur (12) Sketches by Redner, Synopsis by Braucher For Herald Oassffied Advertismg On and after June%l, 1926, the following rates for Classified Advertising will be in effect: All For Sale, To Rent, Lost, Found and siniilar advertising on Classified Page: First insertion, 10 cents a line (6 words to line). Minimum Charge 30 Cents. Repeat insertions (running every day), 5 cents a line. THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH WITH COPY. An additional charge of 25 cents will be made for advertisements charged and billed. As Decatur had lived so he was to die, fighting, at Barron corresponded Just as years before, They met at Biadensburg, Md. At the word “Fire,” FOR SALE TO RENT the hands of a man he refused to kill. Commodore James Barron, suspended from the navy because of with Decatur, leading to when he had fought with Decatur carried but his intention, shooting Barron in FOR SALE—Gas range. Inquire of TO RENT—On Charter Oak street, i1 a challenge to a duel. a British mate, Decatur the hip. Barron’s shot passed through Decatur’s Bursaok Brothers, 470 Hartford Road. 4 room tenement, 3 minutes walk to his surrender of the Chesapeake, souj^t reinstate Main street. Inquire S3 Charter Oak. ment. Decatur, as one of the board which suspended Friends tried to avert it. announced he would abdomen, and the hero of Tripoli fell mortally wounded. FOR S.ALE— Concord grapes in 14 but unavailingly. shoot his opponent in tiie He died with the words. ”1 wish I had fallen in defense qt ba.skots for a few days, 9Sc. W. H. TO RENT—On Orchard street, six him, opposed his reinstatement. Burke, 2,'!3 Spruce street. Telephone room house with or without garage. yhip- ______of my country.” (Next: Aaron Burr)______^ 154-2. CS6. Apply at 15 Orchard street. FOR' SALE — Superior cooking TO RENT—Four room tenement for Green Mountain potatoes, delivered to S20. Apply Edward J. Holl. telephohe families. Try a bushel and be con 560. vinced. H. Warner Case. Buckland. i ------—— ---- —' MISCELLANEOUS I Registrars— G. W. Buell, R; N. Tel. 36-3. I TO RENT—Six room cottage. Heat, j R. Lord, D. j light, gas. Room for auto. Telephone DON’T FORGET— B. M. Gardner, HEBRON ROUMANIANS HERE FOR SALE—Soda Shop, confec I 626. i School Committee— Paul Rob- DEMOCRATS MAKE THREE MANCHESTER tionery and grocery store, next to dressmaker, Johnson block. Ladies dresses and children's apparel. Prices ! erts, R; Catheaine A. Pettingill, R; Nathan Hale school. Over 600 children TO RENT—Nearly new 5 room flat. Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Douglas pass daily, candy trace lone pays reasonable. Guaranteed satisfactory. of 1 Henry Islejb, D. S E M UNDER COVER 1 ,\11 improvements. Rent f33 per Boston are spending a-few weeks at all expenses. Price right if taken at month. Garage available. Call 164S. Miss Addle L. Taylor who teach $3,000,000 ERROR once. Reason for selling, opening I will pay the highest prices for their country home here. They have es in Plainville spent the week-end LODGES JOIN FETE market at my store at Manchester rags, papers and all kinds of metals: FOR RENT—5 room flat. Oak floors, also buy all kinds of poultry and old as their guests Dr. and Mrs. with Miss Fanny A. Blish. Green. C. J. Woouhouse, 176 Spruce steam heat, excellent location, near to Efforts Made to Discover Any street. cars for junk. M. H. Lcssner, Jr., tele .Thomas Strong also of Boston. Dr. Mrs. E. B. Lord, Mr. and Mrs." the mills. Reasonable rent. Apply phone 9S2-4. Stuart J. W asley. Phone 142S-2. Strong was formerly president of E. A. Blish and infant daughter Fruitless— Little Known of FOR SALE—Fischer piano, good English Woolen Company, tailors the Boston Aledical society. Dorothy and Mrs. William Coffyn Anxious to Attack G. 0. P. Their Country. Italians from This Town'Join tone, action and linisli. Must be seen FOR RENT—Six room tenement In soon. Cheap. 177 Maple street. since 1S9S, , represented by Harry Mrs. William Tynau is entertain are spending a week in Philadel first class condition, at 227 Oak street. Anderton, 3S Church street. South ing at her home her relative, Mrs. phia. Pa., with relatives. Telephone 1193-5. Manchester. Phone Manchester 1221-2. They Use Figures With For the past few days efforts FOR SALE—Baby bassinet and R. W. Chambers of Long Island. Miss Cora A. Lord of Washing have been made to see if there are in Hartford Dedication of mattress and baby carriage. Tel. TO RENT—Four large rooms, 1954. 67 Cambridge street. Suits, topcoats, overcoats. Tall r- The locality was irislted by a ton, D. C., who has been visiting any Roumanian residents of Man garage, electric lights and gas. rea imade $35. R. H. Grlmason. 607 Main sonable rent. Apply 63 Lyness street. frost Friday morning. This is the relatives here the past two weeks out Verifying. chester but without success. Card FOR S.\LE—20 trees of apples. at the Center. has returned to her home. Columbus Statue. Baldwins and Greenings, first class. first general frost to be reported indexes were searched at the mills R. H. Burnham, W apping, Conn. Call TO RENT—5 room flat, also garage, Rags, magazines, bundled paper but it was slight and did little Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Lord and factories and at the night .at 2S7 Center street. Inquire at 147 and junk bought at hlg';est cash 712-3. East Cen.er. telephone 1S30. damage. and Infant son, Robert, were callers Hartford, Oct. 12.— The Repub school but none were discovered. prices. Phone 849-3 and 1 will calL J. in East Hampton the first of the Hartford, Oct. 12.— Italians FOR S.ALE— Seasoned hardwood, Elsenberg. Mrs. H. C. Champe has received lican State Central Committee is There may be some and the object TO RENT—Three room tenement, a telegram from her husband, the week. of the search is to interview them from many cities in Connecticut prompt delivery $13 per cord. Phone near the Center. Inquire at 16 Lillev sued the following statement to 106-2. Rev. Mr. Champe from Guymas, The Dorcas Society met at the day: concerning their country. are joining with those of Hartford street. Phone 39S-3. Legal Notice today in the dedication of a statue Sonora, Mexico, dated October 5, home of Mrs. Eva Rozell Thursday “ Under date of October 11th the The latest news from Queen FOR S.ALE— Ames steam boiler in FOR RENT—Seven room house afternoon. of Christopher Columbus, present good condition. Apply Quality Bakery, -AT .A COURT OF PROB.ATE HELD saying that he expected to start on Hartford Times quotes James J. Marie of Roumania is that she with Improvements. Inquire .tulia Rev. W. O. Kierslead preached at plans a trip through New England ed to Hartford as a gift of the Ital- SSI-Main street. Comber Millen, 162 No. School street. at Manchester, within and for the .Thursday on his homewaid trip. He Walsh, chairman of the Democrat district o f Manchester, on the 12th. speaks of heavy washouts which the Congregational church Sunday ic State Central Committee as say and it is possible that she may ian-Americans of the city. Work of FOR S.ALE—Cider apples also a , day o f October, A. D., 1926. Vincenzo Miserendino, of New TO KENT—6 room tenement, mod may delay him. He says in letters morning. ing ‘Of the 629,295,000 gross reve pass through Manchester on her few large heads of cabbage. Wm.-H. ; ern Imi lovements, Incla.bng simdos. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq., York, the statue is an heroic Felt. Wapping, Conn. Phone 776-4. I Judge. to his wife just received that he has Miss Fanny A. Glish who teaches nue of Connecticut for the year way to Boston. With or without gir.rgt. Call 135 bronze depicting the explorer Summer street after 5. Estate of Julia A. Davis, late of received no mail from this country in Glastonbury spent the week-end ending December 31, 1925 the peo The average newspaper reader FOR S.ALE — Three-burner New showing his plan of discovery to Manchester in said district, deceased. since September 10th. as bridges at her home here. ple of the state, together with the knows little about Roumania ex I’crfection oil stove with oven. Rea TO RENT—On West Center street. Upon application of the executrix Queen Isabella. The statue is erect sonable. Call at 39 Main street. business incorporated and unincor cept: the brief description of the October 15th. five room flat on 1st. praying that an instrument purport are down and all railroad connec ed in Lafayette Park. floor, with all modern improvements. ing to he tile last will and testament tion broken. He also says that it is porated, paid $29,275,000 while country found In atlases so a story • FOR S.ALE—Good grocery store on Wm. Kanehl. 519 Center s'.rtet. of said deceased be admitted to pro the public service corporations from a local Roumanian would, at Gov. John T. Trumbull, Con Main street. Price and terms reason bate and that letters of administra reported that the .Yaquies (In COLUMBIA gressman E. Hart Fenn, Mayor able. Get Into business for yourself. which use the state to suit thqlr this time, be interesting and time FOR RENT—Six room flat on Cam tion with tlie will annexed be grant dians) have been driven back aud ly as ■within a week it is expected Norman C. Stevens, Judge Erancls Full particulars from Arthur A. bridge street, all modern improve ed on said estate, as per application own desires, paid in only $20,000.’ Knofla, S75 Main street, telephone that the railroad company will have Mr. and Mrs. William Collins and the^^ewspapers will be filled with A. Pallotti, secretary of the state; ments. Inquire of 16 Cambridge street on file, i l i s their lii:e ready in a few days. “ This is a direct misstatement or phone 504. ORDERED:—That the foregoing family of Springfield, Mass., were of facts. the aoings of Roumania's queen. Cavalier Gaetano Spatafora, Ital application be heard and determined Mrs. Chauncey B. Kinney Is ill guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Hu ian consul at New York, and FOR SALE—Hard wood slabs saw TO RENT—5 room tenement, fur at the Probate office in Manchester in "The fiscal year of the state ed stovo length. $12 per cord. Tele and under a doctor’s care. bert Collins. Ismaele Notra-Francesco, of Hart nace. gas. 7 minutes from mills. 30 said District, on the 16th. day o f Oct. The union service held at the ends June 30 of each year. Last phone 476-12. O. H. Whipple. Andover, Essex street. Telephone 1287-13. .A. D.. 1926, at 9 o’clock in the fore Rural Carrier Lyman is taking year, the public service companies ford, are speakers at the dedica Conn. noon, and that notice be given to all Center Congregational church on the rest of his vacation this week. DIVISION LINES ON tion. FOR RENT—Three room flat In new persons interested In said estate of in Connecticut paid $3,422,136.81 FOR S.ALE—Chestnut wood, hard Sunday was well attended by people The route is being covered by the -\mong visiting organizations house, all improvements at 170 Oak the pendency of said application and from the Hebron and Gilead in taxes. This does not include wood, and hard wood slabs sawed to street. Inquire 164 Oak street or call the time and place of hearing there substitute carrier, L. E. Winter. street railway company back taxes here for the occasion are: Fratel- order. L. T. Wood, 55 Bissell street, 616-5. on. hy publishing a copy of this order parishes. A speciel musical program Miss Lenore Little of Brooklyn. ROADS ARE MENACE lanza Society, of Waterbury; Gio- telephone 496. • which were $291,426.48, and taxes in some newspaper having a circula was rendered by the choirs of the Miss Edith Little of Springfield, and paid by express companies which vine Italian Lodge, of Meriden; TO RENT—Two stores at Rialto tion in said district, on or before Oct. two churches with anthems. Donald Little of Hartfori spent the Columbus Lodge, of New London; REAL ESTATE theater building. Inquire of manager 12, 1926. and hy posting a copy of were $20,966.22. at theater. this order on the public sign-post In Mrs. Lillian Kennedy of Brook week-end with their grandmother, “ Perhaps Mr. Walsh was given Harrisburg, Pa., Oct. 12.— White Eleanor Duse Lodge of South Man said town of Manchester, at least four field, Mass., and friends, spent the Mrs. Lucy Clarke. the latter figure and used it with lines dividing a highway, designed chester; Columbus Society, of FOR S.ALE—6 room single, steam TO RENT—88-90 Holl street, new days before .the day of said hearing, week end at the jtome of Mrs. Ames Manchester: Yolande Club of Wa heat, fireplace, oak floors, and trim, five room flat, just completid, beauti to appear if they see cause at said Five new voters were added to out verifying. for safety, often are unsafe and the gara.ge. $1000 will buy it.' Inspection fully finished, modern Improvements, time and place and be heard relative W. Sisson in Hopevqle. tlie list Saturday. Next Satur-lay The Truth cause of many automobile acci terbury; -\rmando Diaz Society, of a-ny time. Stuart J. Wasley, S27 Main steam heat, shades, screens, screen thereto, and make return to this Paul Broome, his wife and son of there will be another chance for dents, according to Richard C. Manchester: Sicilian Society, of street. “ For the year ending June 30, doors, rent reasonable. Mrs. J. F. court. South Lancaster, Mass... also his those who have registered. 1925, the tax paid by public ser Haldeman, president of the Penn New London: Riuniti Lodge. O. F. Sheehan. 11 Knighton street. Tele WILLIAM S. HY'DE D. I., of New Britain: Giuseppl FOR SAi,E—10 room 2 family flat, phone 2108. Judge. sister. Miss Estelle Broome who Is Mr. and Mrs. Jaspar Abramson vice corporations was almost three sylvania Motor Federation. ajl modern, price only SS500. Don’t H-10-12-26. attending AtlantlcLUfilpn College in of New Jersey are visiting Mr. and and a half million dollars, as in Haldeman claims there is a great Garibaldi Lodge of Willimantic; pass this opportunity up. Stuart J. TO RENT—Steam heated 3 room Gloria Lodge, of New London; Ma Wasley. S27 Main street. Phone 1428-2. South Lancaster, spent the 'vreek Mrs. Ralph Buell. 1926. We would refer Mr. Walsh difference between the road center apartment and bath. At 95 Center -AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD donna Del Carmine, of Middletown street. Inquire of shoemaker on at Manchester, within and for the end at the home of '.Panl Broome, At the Republican caucus, Mon to items number 32, 33. 34 and 46 and the driving center, especially on FOR SALE—Building lots in all premises. district of Manchester, on the 16lh. Sr. . '. day evening, L. Eugene W'inter was of the report of the State Treasur curves, when drivers must make a and the Columbus Club of Spring- parts of the town. From $250 up. Cash day of September. A. D„ 1926. Elder C. P. LilUe preached to the nominated for Representative from er, under any year he desires, for wide circle to clear the curve safe field, Mass. or monthly payments. Stuart J. Was FOR RENT—1 family house with Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., ley, 827 Main street. Improvements, good location, garage Judge. Seventh Day Adventists In Hope- this town to the next General -As verification of the figures we ly. space at a reasonable rent. Robert J. Estate of Samuel Gilkinson late of vale on Saturday at 10:30 a. m. He sembly. H. P. Collins, W. C. Rob quote. “ No driver of .an automobile can REC NOTES. FOR S.ALE— East Center St. Beau Smith, 1009 M„ln street. Manchester in said district, deceased. A bowling league for women will tiful home of seven rooms and sun took charge of ap Advent service In inson and T. «L Tucker \rere noini- “ It is such a simple matter to defy the law of centrifugal force Upon application of John J. Ken rnted for Justices of the Peace. It ascertain just what the items com and get away with it,” Haldeman be organized at the School street parlor. 2 baths, fireplace. Two car FOR RENT — Three, and four nedy praying that said court appoint W'illima'itlc in the afternoon. garage. Lot 70x200 feet. Was built room apartments, heat. Janitor ser commissioners to receive and de Mrf. Edward Fredericks is suf was announced by the chairman of prising the state’s income are, that says. “ On a sharp curve the white Rec tomorrow afternoon at 2.3 PAGE EIGHTTT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1926.' ^ ' - l ’2i..: “ vn LATEST FASHION HINTS BY FOREMOST FEATURE ARTICLES AUTHORITIES ABOUT INTERESTING THE HERALD’S HOME PAGE WOMEN ' This And That In a « d Vi - '- M t ..(jit ■ ■ ■ Feminine Lore Gcod NE A SERVICE INC:' MOYTES DON’T INJURE EYES, tigue from motion pictures were GRE.AT SPECIALISTS AGREE y‘ \ * ' •• •-V.’ rU.-.i VO A likely to suffer fatigue earljer with I WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE —well, frankly. Eve Is persona non § any other sort,of work given to I JUDITH MARTIN, a new grata with them." 3 I By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN their eyes. “D.> none of the faculty people ac- s I teacher at Pendleton Univer- “ An apple a day keeps the doc Editor Journal of the .American In some instances, persons 1 sity, is kissed by a strange, cept her?” asked Judith frowning g A Greenwich where the Hodges ‘ and Medical Association and of Hygeia whose eyes became greatly fa tor away.” Whether it does or 'their three children live. H green-eyed young man at the slightly. 1 the Health Magazine. tigued after reading for 45 min station. “Old Timothy scares ’em off. But g does not the delicious frul! from 1 Applecroft, SOS'West Center street utes showed a lessened amount of 1 She makes friends with DR. occasionally Dr. Alex Ward of the = Such good looking sport coats as With the gradual Improvement philosophy department and Dr. Pills- = will be enjoyed by every member the shops are showing tfiis year— fatigue after seeing the moving 1 PETER DORN, astronomy pro- of the family. Motor over there in motion picture exhibition, audi pictures, the change in the type of I lessor: WILL, WETHEREL, bury of the biology section will drop a one cannot help but enthuse over ences ai;e likely to suffer but little in at her parties. Timothy probably 1 before the winter apples are all them, there are so many distinctive attention oi\Avork being sufficient 1 popular senior, and MYRA ALD- picked and place your order, or call from the eye fatigue that Invariab- apparently to bring about some g RICH, a spoiled beauty living thinks they’re already so steeped In 1 snappy models, trimmed smartly Nletzche and Darwin that they’re g 574-2 and they ■will take care of ly accompanied any extended ses rest to the vision. g at her boarding house. with raccoon, fgx or other fashion sion at the movies a decade ago. damned anyhow, and so ho never 1 you. able furs. Materials are camel’s -Agree on Effect. = M.vTa learns that her sweet bothers them. J Recently, Drs. A. R. Irvine and Great specialists in eye diseases I heart. ERIC W.ATERS. has hair, diagonals, wonderful English M. F. Weymann of Los Angeles “ I can’t understand why the rest 1 England has a candidate for plaids and other novelty woolens. were agreed thi^t the movies have g kissed a girl on a bet. She also bf the profs kowtow to him as they g child poet honors in a little girl of tested the amount of fatigue and no markedly injurious effect on s le.arns that Judith is a teacher Some have odd cut-out effects for do. There’s Dorn, now. A cracker- M thirteen, the daughter of a minis trimming; they are all delightfully the ability to see after long expo either the accuracy of the vision g instead of a student, and is jack ccientist and really a very good g ter, Rev. Hancock of Bishopstoke sures to motion pictures. It was or on the comfort of the eyes. s angr.v. unusual and. Intriguing. fellow. He knew Eve In her girl- g in Hampshire. An elder sister found that more fatigue is evident It is important, however, that g Erie unknowingly signs up hood but he daren’t play around a found Hilda’s poems hidden in a Our women readers often tell me after 45 minutes of reading cur pictures be viewed at a proper dis § Judith's Latin class, with her here. Rotten slavery—this 1 draw^er. They were adjudged so of the sucess they have had with rent magazines than by viewing tance and with'suitable intervals g Judith awakes that night to teaching game." 3 good that they have been publish this and that recipe and I am al either black and white or colored of dark and light. 3 Cnd I'.ini standing on the bat- Judith was looking preoccupied p ed in a booklet. Since its publica ways very glad to hear it. A great motion pictures for an hour and a The fatigue of the eye concerns g cony oiitsido her window. when Wetherel brought her back to g tion she has written among other many of them are tried and tested, half. not only the retina, or nervous the point at Issue. “ You’ll g6 to- a I NOW GO OX WITH THE STORY poems, one addressed to Jackie but in my quest for unusual re Colored Pictures. mechanism of the eye, but also morrow night, of course?” S Coogan, the youthful screen star. Persons were able to look at col the muscles of accommodation, Judith considered. “ I ’m not sure g cipes, I submit them for your trial j CHAPTER VI if they appeal to you, with the hope ored pictures with less fatigue which are responsible for adjust that my evening dress will get here = than at black and white'. On the ing the eye to objects at varying s t i tllE man on the balcony took a from home. The dressmaker was to g A very nexv shoe to accompany that they will prove satisfactory. the street frock of similar color is other hand, those •whose eyes be distances or in different perspec = ■ J. step backward, but Immediately mail It two days ago.” 3 came strained or who suffered fa- tives. g shrank once more against the Wetherel waved her objection = of claret red velvet with narrow One of the most charming trimmings of beige kid. styles of the autumn is the bolero y side of the house, away. “You can wesir something 3 else. I suppose some kind of party g jacket frock for daytime wear. It g Judith reached for the window duds will be advisable. You can rig 3 A grated carrot added to the cab spells youth in every detail and is Classic g blind, but Eric stopped her. “ Please up something, can’t you?” He was = bage when making cole slaw adds particularly smart and serviceable ffow to Have g don't make any noise or move for picking up the check and rising to 1 both to its appearance and nour in the fine woolens. f just a minute. There’s someone usher her from the booth. g ishment. Try roasting carrots MARY TAYLOR. a Beautif ul Skin with the rib roast of beef, or the g coming up the street." “ Well,” said Judith slowly, “ per- 3 haps—.” She stopped. In the booth a roast of lamb an see if the family You have wanted a skin food and = She stood as though paralyzed, Immediately behind them sat Dr. M does not enjoy them cooked in that beautifier that keeps the face young. = leaning against the window frame, Peter Dorn. Ho gave Judith one 3 way. There is a new French Process Cream g until Eric's face appeared at the miserable glance and dropped his s that will do this. It is so pure and dif I window again. “ Listen, Miss Mar- eyes to his plate as she and Wetherel M Just now Mr. Hughes is showing ferent one application brings a change. went on. 3 a fine display of candlesticks at t tin, I'm sorry about this. I didn’t It is called MELLO-GLO and every : Will scarcely put a safe distance 1 The Old Wood Shop, Pitkin street £= kr.ov,- you lived here. body says it is wonderful. Get MELLO- between them and the booth before g at East Center. They include Old GLO Cream now and increase your I “ .Myra Aldrich just told me that breaking into a guffaw. “ Well, old s English, Florentine and Russian •^AY’ beauty. g If 1 could shin up that trellis and Dorn probably heard more than he 3 styles. Reproductions of Colonial liked of our conversation. Must g I knock cn the window, one of the candlesticks begin as low as $1.40 have heard me say ho was under old = a pair. JUTDK S.AYS YES The J. W. Hale, So. Manchester^ g girls would come down and unlock Timothy’s thumb ’n all that. It 3 g the door for her. It's midnight and serves him right for listening.” 3 ‘Darling Judy.” he said in a kind g she's locked out. W e’ve been throw- Myra and Eric were walking J Carrot Salad One cup shredded raw carrots, 1 of high, strained voice, "God did let g ing pebbles at your window for a across the campus when Judith left g you come to me- = quarter of an hour." a sidepath and turned toward the s cup coked peas, 1-2 cup chopped celery, 10 stuffed olives. Bind car “ Bring her over near me,” he I Judith sighed softly. "All right,” He fumbled through the pages and at last began a stam administration booth In which she = she said, “ but you’d better hurry was to*meet her first class 10 min- g rots, peas and celery together with commanded the attendants. I was g back down that trellis." mering translation. utes later. g mayonnaise and place on a bed of wheeled over to the edge of the bed. H She heard the soft scuffling of his She could see the boy bending now = crisp lettuce. Slice the olives cross “ Lift me up and place me as near fully. “But after tonfeht I can been searching the student directory toes against the house as he climbed andjhen toward the girl on his arm, 3 wise thinly and decorate the her as possible.”' never accuse you of it. Gee! If for your telephone number. Called g down. Then she switched on the with that peculiarly flattering air of g mound of salad. Dr. Phillips, with wonderful un .Miss Stedway had caught you letting every blessed Martin listed and got 1 light .end found her slippers. Turn- complete attention which is a gift s derstanding, picked me up in his me in she'd have sent both our sassed and kidded by 12 different of the born squire of dames. She | At the theatre, at the dinner p ing off the switch again, she softly names to the dean. Do you suppose women. arms and placed me in a sitting |i opened her door. The house was a fell back a few steps and entered g party, at the dance, wherever you anybody could have seen Eric climb ’ position with my back to the- head g soundless pit. with only a deeper “Finally I thought 1 had you and the building behind them with a g go socially, your hair will be the of John’s bed. About me were up, from the sidewalk? Somebody asked the dame to lunch with me at smile on her lips. g center of attraction if you engage I blaciiness where the well of the came up the street while he was up banked pillows until even my In I staircase rose, to mark it from the the Schooner. But after she’d ac Three persons were already In her M Mrs. Robinson at the Lily Beauty there and I crouched back In the jured leg was made comparatively g surrounding gloom. cepted she laughed a horrible, mid classroom, the elder Miss Reasey, a g Shop to dress it for you. Her ring comfortable. With superhuman ef porch shadows so scared I almost dle-class laugh and I knew she spectacled youth in shiny blue serge g .1 made the perilous descent fainted. The stops died, away and is 1671. fort John placed his head in my g EloAVly, holding her breath between wasn’t you. So I dodged the and a middle-aged woman with a g Erie started down. And just as he lap. Only his eyes seemed alive. I = stops. Twice a board creaked, but Schoonei and came down here. And pompadour. g To live content with small got midway somebody stopped under now I’ve found you.” Others filed in as Judith arranged M bent down and kissed his lips. Glossy Hair I brought no response from the black the lamp post and a big dog ran means; to seek elegance rather 3 regions below, and she went on. "Which proves that vice Is Its own the contents of her desk. Some of g “ Have they told you, Judy? Are barking at Eric. than luxury, and refinement rath you going to make me Lappy for the |: The front door, with Its antiquated reward,” laughed Judith. “She is them gave her startled glances, tak- g er than fashion; to be worthy, not E v er Curly g lock, presented a long puzzle, during “ Eric ducked over the hedge and probably starving to death at the ing In the youthfulness of her face g little while that I shad live? Are By Edna Wallace Hopper got away, leaving me shivering respectable, and wealthy, not g which Judith could'almost feel the Schooner right now.” and figure, and the gay simplicity of g you going to marry me?” Again he That glow in my hair, that fluff, against the door. I saw the man rich; to study hard, think quietly, I quick breathing of Myra on the "Oh, no,” he replied easily, “some her green jersey dress. The effect g talk gently, act frankly; to listen had forgotten evqpyone about us. that wave are not due to a hair I other side of the door. stand staring at your window. Then of their surprise was to give Judith g I could not resist the pleading of dresser. I have no time for that he called the dog back and went other poor sap who doesn’t mind her to stars and birds, to babes and I Eric was gone when the heavy raucous laugh will feed her.” added assurance of her role. g sa,ges, with open heart; to hear all his eyes. I could not resist the care. They are due to a dressing I door swung open and the girls start- away. That was too tight a squeeze At length she stood up beside her 3 clamor of my own heart, which was' for me.” Judith looked at him quizzically cheerfully, do all bravely, await some famous experts made for me. I ed back up the stairs without, a word “But why did you want to reach me desk and looked solemnly at the g beating in the wild manner it al I call it my Wave and Sheen. That class. g occasions, hurry never; in a word, H In Judith’s room the flare of elec- “ Or for me.” said Judith. all of a sudden?” ways did when I had even come Reminiscent of the ancient Greek is glitter, that curl, that seeming Someone was turning the knob of g to let the spiritual, unbidden and = tricity, switched on after a moment's • • • Wetherel made a large gesture. near the man whose beautiful head abundance come from applying the door from the outside, but Judith 3 •,’iiconscious grow up through the this mauve chiffon velvet evening I fumbling, revealed Myra flung on The Town Tavern drew the greater “ To Invite you to one of the best common— this is to be my sym was now resting against it. I knew that dress twice a week. I the bed, where she had dropped after blow-outs of the year. Eve Ger only stiffened slightly, without turn- g gown by Pallet, of Paris. Sequin part of the luncheon crowd in Pen ing her head. g phony.— Wm. Henry Channing. that he could feel its fluttering, I I think every girl and woman will g the climb, to catch her breath. hart’s giving her'annual fall party bands of gold and silver bind the be glad to know it Your hair’s beau dleton, for its booths invited to tete- “ We will try the opening passage g knew that he probably could hear I She propped her chin on the Iron tomorrow night and since I intro ty will be doubled in an hour. You a-tete, and its thousand island dress of the first ode at sight,” she said. g Two tones in jerseys, crepes or its insistent tumult. top, middle and foot of the bodice, I footboard and watched Judith, wide- ing was unequaled anywhere about. duced you to her she’s been seized will need no more Marcel waves. I eyed and flushed. “Jude.” she said Then she met the dilated green g crepe satins make a smart gown— Under these circumstances it while the velvet drape is of deep When Judith walked Into it at with a desire to know you better. two browns, two copper shades, sehmed almost superfluous to ask, All toilet counters now simply Edna I after a moment, “you’re a peach, She told me to find you and ask you eyes of the newcomer. Smiling with g plum color. Wallace Hopper’s Wave and Sheen. The noon, the day after the balcony epi two greens or two blues. The idea price is 75c. You will find my guaran g After I blew off like that yesterday, to come with me." sweet teacherly patience, she hand- g as I did; "Do you really want me I too! I’ve felt rotten about it all day. sode, groups were shouting greet ed him her book. “ Mr Waters, will = is in line with the different tones to, John?” knowing that my treach tee with the bottle. It will cost you ings the entire length of the room, Judith smiled. “ What kind of a of a color used in making hats. I nothing if it doesn’t do what 1 say. Go I If I’d been In your place. 1 wouldn’t party is It?” you see what you can do with the = erous heart and already answered TO W.ASH CH.AMOIS. try it today. and in one corner a quartet of men first lines?” = noticed a dress of jersey the other I have opened that door tonight. You Wetherel considered. "Well, I 20 him before I had spoken To wash a chamois-skin put it I see, I don’t care what old Stedway in freshman caps was singing inde- Eric Waters looked at her In dumb g day where three tones of blue were “ It will be for such a little while, in cold water and soap, and rinse fatigably. should - '* ----- ' 'o nearest ap cleverly used in the way of trim I thinks, but If I got caught breaking proach to a Bohemian revel that misery. She pushed the book a little g Judy,” he pleaded. in cold water. Wring it out dry = rules so early In the game she’d be Judith was attacking her stuffed you’ll find in Pendleton. It’s a fine closer to him and he fumbled g ming. “ Don’t say that, John. For little with the hands. It will not harden I -watching me like a hawk the whole tomato when somebody sat down be chance f r you to meet everybody in through tile pages and at last began g or long, I am yours- If it will give or stiffen. I ycar.^That was a slick trick, wasn’t side her. Turning, she saw Will town who has a brain and not too a stammering translation. g . Quinces, both the yellovr and red I It?” you any peace to have sneh a poor Wetherel beckoning to a waiter and many prejudices.” (To Be Continued) g- varieties are delicious and repay thing as I here with you, the least I Judith nodded slowls'. "But I don’t nonchalantly stretching , his legs Judith looked up quickly. “ 'Wliat • • • ' g the work of preparing them— I that I can possibly do Is to give you TO CLEAN SINKS, I think I’d try it'again. It’s too risky. across to rest on the seat oppiosite. do you mean?” Dr. Dom must have become in- g should say paring. First scrub that peace. Clean your sink drains by pour I You’re about six years old, Myra, Without a word Judith went on “ Well,” he said, "everybody who terested in Judith, for she finds him = off the “ bloom,” then take the pa ing down water in which washing i Because you once knew some school tent parer and apple corer and Again John’s lips sought mine. eating, as nonchalant in her manner has a brain beyond Tennyson and at Eve Gerhart’s party. Is he try- g “ Joan,” he said peremptorily, soda has been dissolved. In case of a teachers who were prigs, you class as he. At last Wetherel finished his the Old Testament sees what a fine ing to save her from the foolishness g pare them, saving the parings to g us all as prigs." “ bring a minister Immediately, and any unpleasant odor, pour down a order to the waiter and spoke to her. person Eve Gerhart Is. The others of her student friends, or is there g stew down and flavor apple sauce. little bichloride of lime. __1 “ I know it,” said Myra remorse- “ I call this luck. All morning I’ve —such as old Timothy and his gang aiiother reason? = Cut the quinces with a sharp knife, on the way get a marriage license. Judy Is going to be my .wife.” itUliini]||ill!lilililll||||i||||||||>||||||||||||||!||||||i||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||y||||||||||i|||||||||^^ using the bread board, cut out the seeds and woody fiber surround I felt myself tremble! I did not ing them and cut in quarters or know whether it was from terror or Joy. FLOYVERS LAST LONGER. I ' WRITI.VG THAT P.AYS. eighths. Stew them using about When You Tint An aspirin pellet added to the "So you’re going to be an author, We might get down to cases and two-thirds sugar to the cup of Dr. Phillips got rid of most of the 'water in whicli cut flowers are'What do you expect to write for a . Home Page Editorials find out the exact cause of our fret fruit. If there isn’t sufficient to people in the room and put me back placed will often restore them aft- living?’’ ting. fill the last jar, add apple sauce. upon my temporary bed. Use Real Dyes! er they se?m wilted.______j “ H om e."— Pole Mele. Paris. Killing a Man If we are honest with ourselves Quinces flavor apple sauce delicious Then I think I fainted, for it was j and not stubbornly determined that ly; they also combine well with some time afterward when I realiz When tinting dainty underwear, ' the source of our irritation lies with cranberries. ed that one of the Internes had re silk stockings, or any fine fabrics To Find Peace someone else, we will And a good turned with a minister. use true dyes. That’s the only The little grandsons of King A salad once was summer way you can get the same beautiful, many times out of ten that we are - f o o d , ' : By Olive Roberts Barton our own worst enemies. We refuse George and Queen Mary probably __ __ soft shades materials have when Justice of Peace McArthur to accept the environment in which have more bibs than any other bab But now we*re wlsw, mnd new. ies in the world. The former Tomorrow— ^Hefe Comes the life places us, we allow unpleasant Bride. w;;say, Tint some pieces tonight, 'srlth qualities in people to upset us, we Princess Mary buys nice new bibs real Diamond dye— you’ll see the Recovers From Illness In the mountains of North Caro whenever she sees them, and the ^**Blue Ribbon salad, any lina a son recently killed his father. refuse to concede that a certain difference! No one will dream they type of work is too much for us, we Queen buys the boys a bib every : time, . were tinted at home. And you can Threatened. With Loss of Health Due to Operation and There had been a fued between time she visits a charity bazaar or them of long standing and they attempt things that are ridiculous "For Itmch or^'^ do real dyeing with just as perfect Blood Poisoning, Cambridge Man Finds Relief, a shop where such articles are dis results, if you will just use the true came of a family where there was for people in our circumstances. played for sale. dinner, saves ' Regains Strength, Praises Tanlac only one way to settle a fued. If the In other words, if we .Aop trying the ^ y P ’ Diamond dyes. son had not killed the father, the to go against life. Instead of with it, FREE: why not ask your drug William Hodge, the actor, whose gist for the very useful Diamond If: you are nearing time when good father would have killed the son. cease trying to swim against the wife is Helen Dale, former Broad- health slips from you; if indigestion, In the same peaceful family there tide and jumping the falls, we may ■way actress, likes to tell of Mrs. W riXtJarftt* Ktetpt' Dye Cyclopedia? Valuable sug n^'ousness, kidney disorders ana had been other murders. Fortunate find in ourselves, without either CORNS Book. CaXmdar wfd gestions, easy directions, and piece- Hodge’s first housekeeping exper CMkimf tims tttUe ^ ailments caused by run-down condi ly, the family is exclusive in its gun or cloister— peace. iences, when she forsook the lights goods sample colors. Or write for tion torture you, benefit by the ex killings and keeps them strictly of Broadway for domesticity. free copy of Color Craft, a big il perience of Cornelius McArthur, well- Once she bought a barrel of grape Lift Off-N o Pain! icur.ii.'v!. lustrated book sent postpaid— ad private. YYTAS HE SCOTCH? known Cambridge, Mass., Justice of Only a few miles away from this fruit for her own and William’s dress DIAMOND DYES, Dept. N13, Peace,_ and budding contractor. Burlington, Vermont. riotous abode Is a hotel, a huge A miserly man took his son to use because it “ came cheaper in Sitting in his home at 35 Williams the theater. large quantities.” Later she en Street, Rlr. McArthur recently said: stone mammoth whose Avatchword H E L L M A N N ^ is “ peace.” "You must be careful not to fall rolled for a course in cooking and “ l am glad to be able to tell you what over, my son!” received a diploma. Then follow BLUE RIBBON f Tanlac did for me. In 1913, following Guests go there from all over the "Why, father?” United States to sort out tangled ed courses in baby care and agri an operation, blood poisoning set in "Because the seats below cost M a y o n n a i s e and afterwards I coufa not regam mv nerves and rest their brains and culture and she added two more it NEW fo r IS ctst' uid not regain twice as much.”— Buen Humor, diplomas to her list. She is now, JlfoAc strength. My stomach gave out com spinal cords. The order'- for quiet Madrid. pletely. Gas caused a sharp pain are strict. One does not laugh loud or was a justice of the peace in around my heart and the lump in my ly, and a cough or a sneeze is fatal. stomach made me think I had cancer. Bathroom spigots may not be turn “ WTienever I walked on crowded ed after eleven o’clock, and motors 'TWAS MUTUAL; MRS. 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At all drug troubles, either by a notch, on our “ If she’d walk about 10 miles a Odd Fellows’ Block soft corn, or corn between the toes, 40 HoU St. Tel. 2056. peared. 1 am reaUy so enthusiastio gists. Over 40 million bottles sold. guns or by a retreat to an expen day she’d soon get out of that At the Center . Room 8 and the foot calluses, without sore sive cloister, there is. another way. ael(hbprhood.’’— Ju|lge. .Up two flights. ness or irritation.— ^Adv. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1926. PAGE NINE FIJUPPER FANNY sdjws SENSE a n d nonsense GAS BUGGIES or HEM AND AMY—SUppery Business By Frank Beck YA-AS! 'Ars WHAT BUT W E W I GETCHA. I'LL^ im . "Easy Payments” are all right ' LISTEN, BEN. OH, SURE, rr STICKS w o w } IT ’ S OF COURSE HE m 9 until it comes to make them and I SAID. SOMEBODY'S ''AINT ALLOWED COOL HIM OFF GIVE HIM THE OLD I NEVER TO THE TEETH OF THE GETTING WORSE, WAS, BUT YOU, they are hard. BEEN USING MY CAR TO TOUCH SOME WAY. ONE RACKET ABOUT THE HEARD OF GEARS UKE GUM DOES AND WE'VE ONLY BEING SO MUCH WHILE I WAS IN JAIL. TH E CARS OF THE BOYS OIL STICKING FROM SUCH A AFTER BEING PARKED GONE A BLOCK. BRIGHTER THAN A good many of the bed-room THAT BEARING DIDN'T, WE'RE HOLDIN! M AY HAVE TOOK, (STANDING AROUND THING . ON A BED-POST ALL THAT’S NOT THE. I AM, KNEW farces are a flop. BURN OUT FROM HOWEVER, HIS BUS BY ^TOO LONG. LEAVE HOW CAN NIGHT. YOU RUN IT OH______IT'S A BEST. THERE'S ANY SHORT-CIRCUIT, I I'LL ASK MISTAKE, BUT IT TO M E. TLL OIL STICK AWHILE AND THAT BEARING! THAT> A GARAGE. RUN AND HOW ABOUT TH E SHOP G E T HIM ITS 700 s // Don’t cross the bridge even HE WOULDN'T KNOCK WILL COME G UY W AS IT IN THERE when you come to it; you may And THOSE HOLES IN FOREMAN UNDERSTAND IF O U T OF SLIPPERY. OUT. KIDDING AND ASK THEM yourself in Brooklyn. THE HOOD? 1 S'POSE ABOUT WE DIO EXPLAIN, HERE. ME I! A B O U T IT. THAT'S FROM IT. IT TO HIM. If this tendency toward solving BACK-FIRING ? problems by legislation continues, Congress will settle the next war by passing a resolution declaring A us the victor. ^ 1 “ Ten little sweethhearts, all of them were mine; One of them squinted, and then X there were nine. ■2, Nine little sweethearts, one was always late; I got fed up with waiting, and then •iJ there were eight. f l l ^ l r Eight little sweethearts, thought I by'MctwpoliUn ScfvK«j )7)^^ e iM« BY NBA Miwicc. mc. was in heaven; ; Short dresses are proimr with One found another man, and then SKBPPY B y Percy Crosby there were seven. I Bonic but with others it shows bad ifom i. Seven little sweethearts, still I I F o r c o r enough to mix— THI.S It ocroeeR . Called Alice Flossie, and then f INTELLIGENCE TESTS there were six. J Six little sweethearts, kicking and COLUMBUS TEST alive; I'"’ather could kick harder, and then there were five. Five little sweethearts, one was said to snore; I couldn’t face the prospect so there were four. Four little sweethearts, asked them all to tea; One ate too many cakes, and then there were three. Three little sweethearts Into my wide arras flew; One didn’t like the crowd, and then there were two. Two little sweethearts, up the pen ny spun: fix. It came down heads for Molly, and SALESMAN $AM then there was one. You’re Sunk Now, Sam By Swan Today is Columbus Day and the One little sweetheart, thought my 50SV’L - IT O N , ONC1-— OH, BEEN Td o HARO ON , questions in this test are all con- troubles done— O?- \ TOST r n GONPiB 6"JE i t IS N T \TS -rHPJT So^lE. -SVOITT TylAT O H - IT'6» P| Icerned with the life and work of But she didn’t fancy me, and now B o o &hT'. _ n\LLH "To “Srtoui IT RLL ‘WlS I'n DRPUNG- [that great navigator. The correct there is none!” Pl\HT .'VT FN P^PvCH f HEIR \ ntPitA UO0E.L9 GOmb- BieHT \HTO-W S T o ^ ^ answers to these questions appear s___PiUD CHEEf? OP on another page. Wish someone would find a sub 1— Who is shown In the accomstitute for money. panying picture? What does It profit a man to r 2— Where was Columbus born?gain the whole world and then / - f G O Z Z L tn 3— What were the names of the ~T shuffle off? What is the sense of \' I // p p i \/FsT ^ [vessels which Columbus used in his making a great pile of money and [first voyage across the Atlantic? lose the power to enjoy It? ■ / / 4— On what date did Columbus Hand on the American shore? Smith; “ Can you lend me five 5— r—Who was the queen that madedollars. I am losing my reason!” lolumbus’ voyage possible? Brown: “ I thought so— when rtw ivy 6— How many persons were car-you asked ine for the money!” fried by the three ships on Colum bus’ first voyage? The modern gown is no longer 7— In what year did Columbusa creation— it‘s merely a sugges [die? tion. 8— How many voyages did ^ } l A lady novelist declares that she I Columbus make to America? ' :iiirrf^||Tii| ir 9— What was the occupation ofwouldn’t be seen in a modern fash 5'. 1 0 1 9 2 6 BY NCA SDWICS. INC iColumbus’ father? ionable dress. That is, just where 10— After whom were the Ameri- she is mistaken. She would be very FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blossei ican continents named? much seen. *■ \ CA,'.\y!J.KrS GATiW JT r G'pOEE AE'S say V^-EMERV DAV AiA*. A.'-;'/WAV ? I r , ACLU:-2E3 For aim. WAATS 7A' BCV.^THIS'LU AIAA 7D R-AV Focr BALU SEACOtAE/ /AAD a t 03 FO.R 1 /VATTER WITA TTtAT AE 60ES S7RAJ6AT IM rRC/MT OF AIS AOOSS scv^VETAlA', DO VOU? BeS\WELL/.^ TIU- SOPPEa TIME AM' ) AE'S BEEN ACT/M’ AA>' AS DID/’O"?' EUEA iinrscL BCOTUGROFyoORS ACkAS. FBa^^ SCHOOL AE DIDM'T EVJEM rY FUMMV EVIER SlMcE AERECOAES AN’ WON'T E'JE/«' ANSWER A E E17AER, ANyWAV ?,? AMSUlEft AS.' J L yESTBftDAV.' TAG-LETS ASK PUAy W17H.0S.' /A THE AN’ AU . 7A’ T/AE AI/A.' AE WAS RlSUr FPEOIES BY HAL COCHRAN TAERE.roo.' ALLI kNCA)^ AESAAKIM' VNORKS S " ''' et»2« BY NCA umicc. me. WASHINGTON TUBBS II Mickey (himself) McGuire by Fontaine Fox By Crane M cQ uiRe. CoM eS A C R O S S TUB. ^.f^. T R A C K S iKTo r n e m orb p o l it b i?EsiDgNTiAi- h b i g h &orhooo A To iM>feSri6 ATB A CBRTAif^ RBPoRT* OH vuecul MIGHT AS WELL ' PRACTICE LONG I A S I’M AtAlAVCe.y v io l- oM i M l (READ THE STORY, THE X COLOR THE PICTURE) They’d had their fill of real fresh per Tlnymlte. And then he started Ir, through riding on the frizzly climbing up to drive the robins out. sar, so all the Tinymltes were As soon as he had reached the place to turn poor bruin free. He’d FIME/ iven them a heap of fun and he the robins pecked his hands and irned about tq run ’cause he was face. The other Tinymltes were NevYHeR. CKM lad to get away— as glad as he scared and all began to shout. I — C'MON OVJEP. ^ould be. “ I guess we’ll have to move VNe'LL H^^J6 “ What’s doing now?” said one again,” said Scouty TInymite, and K SNViD. ree voice. “ Say, If I really had my then he told his fellow playmates Choice, I think I’d rather eat some that the birds were in the right. food, than anything I know.” The “ That house is really theirs,” said ^Jnymites all howled “ Hurray! We he. "It really wasn’t fair when we javen’t had a bite today. Let’s moved in and took command while M »<^ imper to the bushes where the all the birds were out of sight.” [ig wild berries grow.” So once again the little band •'t They ran along, and puffed and forth on journey hand In hand, to iffed. Then ate until they all were find another little home where they luffed. And shortly they were back could sleep at night. Said Clowny, t *iT leneath the birdhouse in th.e tree, “ Cheet up! Have no fear. There len came a lot of little sighs, for must be some place very near, jre they met a great surprise, where we can live, so everything Is lome robins in the birdhouse were bound to be all right.” busy as could be. I T “ They’ve got our home. That (There are many thrills in the| ^-<2 Ct»w BY hCA«nwet m& Xlgh^*^ lianpaneed brave pop next Tinymito story.), mSSkm f-^W WX -6 k- ft PAGE TEN Ulmurftf^ir lEwnUtu B m id TUESDAY, OCTTOBER 12,1926. DANCE Given by — PllBUC WHIST - - RIIHAGE SALE - STORK PICKS Chrlstoforo Colombo Society nO^ CHAPMAN HEADS CEEENET HALL Given by Parent-Teachers* Auspices W. O. M. L. OUT OUR TOWN Tuesday Evening, October 12 Association at Music by AT P.AGANI’S VACANT STORE LOCAL GARDEN CLUB PEERLESS ORCHESTRA Buckland School Hall WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON FOR A VISIT WEDNESD.AY EVENING, 8 P. - 8 Pieces AND EVENING, OCT. 18 The regular monthly meeting of ADMISSION, 50 Cents. Admission 85 Cents. ifNew Eng the Manchester Garden club was land, for although he hovered over held last evening at the Communi The Young People’s fellowship a score of towns and cities since ty Club with a large number in The flags,, recently installed by a attendance. The annual election of St. Mary’s church will hold a New Haven company, in front of yesterday morning, he alighted ‘at . . SO U TH N CH € S TE R - CONN ABOUT TOWN business meeting and annual elec Main street stores, were much in the Memorial hospital with his pre of officers was held and the fol tion of office'rs on Friday evening evidence today. Outside of the cious burden at 7 o’clock J^ast lowing took office for the ensuing Middle Turnpike which Is be at 7:30. All members are request banks being closed, Columbus Day evening. year: Miss M. O. Chapman, pres coming a business center, has re ed to attend. Mrs. Josephine Roslnskl, of 41 ident; W. J. Galavin, vice-presi was hardly observed except by the dent; Mrs. R. K. Anderson, secre ceived recognition by the highway Itallan-Amerlcans, most of whom Cleveland avenue. Westfleld, Mass., department and today a large force started yesterday mornlbg in an tary; Miss Madeline Smith, treas Thomas Conran and family have went to Hartford this afternoon to urer. Special Tonight From 7 to 9 P. M. of men are at work improving the attend the unveiling of a Columbus “■wh *°x7*®*^ husband who is street from Main street west. The moved to a new flat on Hollister statute there. at the Norwich hospital. The club voted to hold the char highway Is being widened as far as street. Mr. Conran is proprietor of Some relatives and ' her three ter membership rolls of the club the railroad tracks at Homestead the bowling alleys at the North open till November I at which time End. The Daughters and Sons of St. * ^®r 0° the trip. the membership dues may be ad $ Park. George will have a social time at 8 After the visit at the hospital the $3 Handsome Silk Pillows 2.59 party started back to Westfleld. vanced, the present membership o’clock Wednesday evening when a fee being $1.00 per year. The l>rogram of both vocal and instru nr Norwich. memberships are open to all towns A beautiful lot of solid color silk pillows in many differ Each mental music will be presented. Mrs. Rosinskl became ill. The driv- er knowing of the proximity of the people who are interested in flow ent shapes suitable for either living-room or boudoir Thes® Group singing and games will also er growing or for just the flowers are truly a wonderful pillow value. Plan to be here at seven feature. All members and families noted bird, stepped on the gas aft themselves. The clubs program 2 for of both lodges are invited, also er a passing autoist told him there committee will report at the next o’clock when they go on sale. members of outside lodges living in was a hospital in the next town meeting, to be held Monday, Nov town. Refreshments will be served. which was called Manchester. ember 1, the events both social and Main Floor. $5.00 The woman had Just been placed other activities in the form of The meeting of the Ladles’ Guild in a bed in the maternity ward speakers, stereopticon lectures and of the St. Mary’s church will take when the stbrk entered the room special dates to be anticipated by place Thursday evening at 7:30. and with him a bouncing baby boy. the members throughout the win Today, reports from the hospital ter months. say.that both mother and child are The Lake View Parent-Teachers’ aoing well. Those wishing to add their n^mes Association of the South school held to the charter membership list Prepare for Cold Nights a very Interesting meeting last eve should call Mrs. R. K. Anderson, ning. Miss Elisabeth Bennett, telephone 748-2 or G. H. Wash- principal of the Nathan Hale and STANHOPE—POR’TER. bum, telephone 2083 before Nov Barnard schools, was the speaker of ember 1. Now! AHENTION! the evening. Her topic was “The A very pretty autumn weddln.g Hygiene of the Teacher and Child.’’ took place last evening at S POLISH GIRLS’ CLUB. After Miss Bennett’s most interest o’clock at the home of Mr. and The first meeting of the Girl Fal No m atter how cold the nights are you will be snug Mrs. Wesiey B. Porter of 241 Gar and warm in a flannelette goivn or pajamas. We have a ing talk, the two Schaller brothers den street when their daughter cons will be held in the conference entertained with an accordion duet. Miss Dorothy J. Porter was mar room of the Community club this \r large, stock in both the quiet plain colors or the bright Refreshments were served. ried to Seth Lyman Stanhope, sou evening at 8 o’clock. This organ stripes. Sizes 16 and 17. of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lyman Stan ization will be unique in that the Ladies and Misses The Park department has nearly hope of South Lyme, Conn. The membership will be for the Polish FLANNELETTE GOWNS. 99c to $1.98. completed the improvement of a ceremony was performed by Rev. girls of the town. Already more triangular plot of land at the William Weston Evans, a close than a dozen have expressed their FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS, $1.98 to $2.98. junction of Mather and Wood friend of the family and Field Sec desire for a club of this type and bridge street. The land was deeded retary of the Connecticut Federa ■have been working for the past sev Second Floor. to the town by Mr. and Mrs. James tion of Churches. eral weeks to bring the membership Burns. up to the required number. If the The bride looked very charming club proves a success they will affil To NewsI in a beautiful gown of white satin Nearly 50 members of the Man trimmed with Chantilly lace and iate with other Junior Achievement chester City Club will be guests at clubs which are carried on through a chicken dinner at the Rainbow her veil was of tulle with a wreath out the state. Inn at 9:30 tonight. of orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of white Kllarney Outing Flannel SURPRISE PARTY Last night’s meeting of the roses and lilies of the valley. The Plain or Fancy Stripes That Should bride’s attendant was Miss Irene Board of Selectmen was called off A number of relatives and at the last minute. The regular Anderson of Highland Park who The busy mother who makes her wore an exquisite frock of pink friends pleasantly surprised Mr. monthly meeting will be held next and Mrs. George Chetelat with a husband’s and children’s pajamas will Monday night. georgette trimmed with valpoint lace with large pink picture hat housewarming party at their home find a large stock of flannel here. It and carried pink roses. 351 Center street Saturday even is a good time to do your sewing now Interest You The cast of “Dulcy,” the 3-act ing. The bride was given in marriage before house-cleaning. Come in to play which Is to be given by the by her brother Wesley Caten Por The evening was enjoyably spent Town Players in November will ter. The wedding march was play in dancing and playing games. night and select your flannel while meet for rehearsal tomorrow night ed by James Vincent Freeman, or Mr. and Mrs. Chetelat were pre our stock is at its best. EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES OFFERED To Famil at 7.45 and on Friday evening at sented with a beautiful floor lamp 7.30. ganist of the Burnside Methodist iarize You With the New Location of Our Sweater Sec church .and Miss Ruth Austin of by those present as a token* of the 36 INCH STRIPED FLANNEL, yard 25c. Rockville sang “O Promise Me.’’ ' high esteem in which they are tion, which has been changed to the second floor, so will An eight pound son, Charles T., The bride's gift to her brides held. 27 INCH WHITE FLANNEL, yard 17c to 29c. was born this morning to Mr. and maid was a pearl necklace, and the offer unusual values beginning this week. Sweaters of Mrs. P. J. O’Leary. The baby was 36 INCH WHITE FLANNEL, yard 25c to 39c. born at Mrs. Howe’s Maternity groom’s gift to his best man was all kinds for Women, Misses, Girls and Children. Slip-on Home on Wadsworth street. a hammered silver cigarette case. Mr. and Mrs. Stanhope left late.” Main Floor. styles, Coat models. Lumberjacks, Suede jackets. in the evening by motor for a trip The 12th annual convention of| to Cleveland and Akron, Ohio. Snappy New Blushed wool and Suedene jackets in all the sizes and the Catholic Ladies’ of Columbus, Among those present from out colors. opened at St. Joseph’s church at of towu were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Shelton, Conn., with a high mass by Lyman Stanhope, of South Lyme, special! Rev. Plunkett Saturday at 9 father and mother of the groom, NECKWEAR o'clock. Then at eleven o’clock Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stanhope the convention commenced. of South Lyme, and William Slate A wonderful assortment of also of South Lyme and Rev Ber- attractive new patterns at There is no garment so indispensible to Revilo McKee left town Sunday ton Proctor of Bristol, Conn. • Burrough’s for Bassett, Nebraska, for- an ex $1.00 tended visit with his sister, Mrs. everyone as the Sweater. Arthur Lyman. He will be accom panied on the trip by his daughter, OLD MAN WALKS IN FRONT Suede Jackets Card Tables Mrs. Thomas J. Lewie. OF MOTOR TRUCK; KILLED. Plain and Reversible Mrs. Alfred E. Hall who with Moosup, Oct. 12.—Joseph Rang- $13.95 and $16.95 .95 her son Thomas E., have been vis dae, 78, was instantly killed today $2.49 each .00 iting her parents Mr. and Mrs. when struck by a motor truck- up to each Thomas J. Cole of Ridge street, owned by ihe Western Union Tele returned to her home in San graph company. He evidently did REGULAR PRICE $3.50. Diego, Cal., today. not hear the machine and walked Symington Shop directly in front of it. At the Center A bridge and whist party will be A mahogany finished card table with a At the above range of prices we are offering some held at the Manchester Community green leatherette top. Regular size. Ad niai*velous values. Come see our showing and get fii’st club W’eduesday afternoon at two justable hinged bracket. Special at $2.49 o’clock. pick of them. while they last. Fon delicious freshly salted pea Basement. nuts phone 783.—Adv. WE ARE Open for Business W I E N T H S - ^ S y^xxxxxxxxaocxxxxxxxxx^^ At Our yv B L A C K ^ p i i S triking Spedal Selling • • I T S A FHOMI* New Store GOODVMC / TO GIVE A THOUGHT. TO V O U R ' / ______767 Main Street W //V TS /9S GOOD THINGS TO EAT Men’s , C - 0 - A 'L . Notice of Formal Opening Later, First delivery leaves the store at 8 A. M. Please ’phone your order before 7:45 for this de- Topcoats Dewey-Richman Co. hvery. Enjoy your vacation with a Here are 9 Topcoats,* $25 to $30 values, JEWfiLERS — STATIONERS — OPTICIANS sizes 37, 38, 39 and 40, that nine lucky care free mind. Before you Our Specials For men are going to own at $19.50. stert, call 50^the coal head Are you one of those men? quarters, and have us put your next winter’s fuel in the cellar Tonight and Wednesday now. Take advantage of our 3 to 4 pounds of Frying Chicken, 49c lb. Fall and summer-saving prices. Pinehurst Hamburg, with or without pork, 2 lbs. 49c. Campbell’s Tomato Soup, 7 cans 50c. Winter Suits N Gold Dust Scouring Cleanser, 4 cans 25c. You know how good Gold Dust is. Try the cleanser. We will Men’s Suits—Patterns that you 'will A Severe guarantee it will do the work as good as any deanser 6. E. Willis & Son, Inc. you ever used. Hke, Tailoring that’s right, $30,to $40. Winter— Maybe > Mason Supplies, We have received a fresh shipment of Ryota. This a Main Phone 50 brrakfast cereal will cook in 3 minutes and the Rye and Last' winter was mild, you’ll ^\)(j street Oat Mmbination makes a very nutritious breakfast dish. STUDENT SUITS, snappy young men’s models, 2 pair trousers, $22.50 to $35. rememl^, and the chances We ^ have some very nice lean pieces both of ten are against next winter being as der I ^ b and Veal for stewing. Soup Bones and Soup kindly. l>iiitciies« boys®° $fi.95 II “J“''-O.Uather” Clothe for Anyway, you’ll have to lay in a Equip Your Home With Rite of Pinehurst Corned Beef, 12c lb. supply of coal and right now is Solid pieces of Corned Beef, 18c to 20c lb. ; the t^ e to place your order. Copper Leader and Coal is going to cost more next Gutter ' t November and December than it does today. You will make no mistake if Will give a lifetime of serv Meat Department : you fill your coal bin now. ice. We would be glad to esti mate your needs in this line. Pin^urst Hamburg either for meat balls or Arthur L. Hultman • The W. G. Gleimey Co. meat 1 ^ . TeU us if you want a little pork ground with Visit Our New Boys’ Department. | Allen nace. Manchester. Joseph C. Wilson ii;. A t 2 lbs. 49c, it IS very economicaL Plumbing in All its Branches. • S For better meat, try Pinehurst Call 2000. r.iiiiiitifit'iiKEimiiiEmii! Service of the Best.Kind. IllllllllliilllllliiilillllUlllllllllilllilillliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiuillllllllllllillllllllllUlUllllllllllUllllir Phone 641 28 Spruce St. [untry Store Night ering, Trinity College, 1930, a resi ander S,,. Williams, marine corps rlment of cotton growers. Secre ATTEMPT TO KILL GIRL. told him “ something will happen dent of St. Helena, California, has who was drowned when his auto tary Jardlne expressed a desire to to Mrs, Wlseman-Slelaff if she AND, OH, BOYl WHAT A SURPRISE I been awarded the Mears scholar mobile plunged Into the bay at protect the interests of th» cotton Bridgeport, Oct. 12.— Joseph don’t look out.” A . H. Phillips ship by vote of the Trinity faculty. San Francisco, was buried in Arl growers. Marzano, of Stamford, was today An unsigned letter, believed- to The cash value of the scholarship ington cemetery today with full Seiffeedlmg of sows and their lit sentenced to serve fifteen to elgb have been written by a woman, So. Manchester Store Is $450 per year and Is awarded military honors. A detachment of ters not only saves time needed teen years In state prison for shoot was sent to the attorney’s, office tor four years oh a competitive ex- 500 marines from Quantico formed for other farm operations but also ing Miss Rose Raffaele, of Stamford, stating “ this woman will pay dear Hotel Sheridan Bldg. smlnation basis. a guard of horior. gives more satisfactory results, when she rejected him last June. ly for what she Is doing.” Thursday-Friday & Saturday say animal husbandry experts of Marzano pleaded guilty to a charge Miss Bernice Morris, seeretary the United States Department of of attempt to murder. of the late R. A. McKinley, blind. Agriculture. Marzano, 29, and a widower with Long Beach attorney, killed In an A lone bandit of the Japanese two children living In Italy, used autcraoblle accident two months Merton Peas C Arfc SELECT beetle variety was discovered re a taxicab to hunt tba girl after she ago while attempting to produce foWew YorK cently mo king a tour of new terri rejected him. He found her and kidnappers and a desert shack for D VAUDEVILLE 5 Acts rn3Y De anticipate with more enjoyment tory in a garden not far from the Wed two shots Into her chest, one Mrs. McPherson, will be the wit 3 for 31c If you secure accommodations at .the national capitol. So far as ia Into her right side and one that ness called following Mrs. Wise* FEATURING MONS. ALPHONSE BERG known this is the first member of fractured her Jaw. He was pur man-SIelaff. . Sweet and Tender. Creator of All the Latest Fashions of 1926-27. the “ outlaw Insect” to visit the sued by a mob and when about to District of Columbia. be caught shot himself in the head. STOCK MARKETS CLOSED, “THE SHOW OFF” 1| Song Reel “DOLLY GRAY” A report of progress In tubercu New York, Oct. 12__ The New losis eradication Issued by the JOBS FOR 75 PER CENT. OF York stock exchange and other United States Department of Agri SEPTEMBER APPLICAMTS markets were closed today— Co Medium culture. shows an Increase in the lumbus Day. number of cattle tested monthly, Hartford. Oct. 12.— Improvement Sintfle P--ooms p v d a i f compared with similar reports ear in the. industrial situation daring Red Salmon ly In the year. the month of September is indi Losses of hogs In transit, due to cated by the State Bureau oC La BAD COLD? TAKE hot weather, were reduced mater bor’s report on the work dona by Manchester’s ially by better loading methods its five labor offlcee, issued here to 25c THE RIALTO during the past summer, accord- day. Out of 4,829 applicants for tASCARETS" FOR Coziest Theater in* to reports received by the employment, 75 per cent, found Tall Can. United States Department of Agri work In September as compared culture. with 67,1 per cent. In August. The By Popular Request, Today, Wednesday and Thursday report shows that 2,808 men and B O W m O N IG H T TYLER ENTERTAINS DELEGTES 2,021 women sought employment Rinso THE STORY OF THE GREATEST LOVE— Mischel-SuUivan Bedding Co. OP THE 84TH DISTRICT. through the five offices and 2,036 Ho hfftdacbt. eonst^ittioii, M Haddam. Oct. 12.—Judge Rollln men and 1,690 women were suc cold or four itomidi A MOTHER’S LOVE U. Tyler, Democratic candidate for cessful. bjmonung The Bedding Store the United States Senate, enter 19c tained delegates from the 84th WOMAN SWIMMER OF Get a 10-ceut box. senatorial district at his home, here Large Package. Sheridan Hotel Building Phone 1743 HUDSON AT CATSKILL Sick headache, biliousness, coat “Over The Hill” this afternoon while they were pre Catsklll, N. y., Oct. 12.— Mrs. ed tongue, head and nose flogged 597 Main Street So. Manchester paring to choose their candidate for Charlotte Moore Sehoemmell, moth up with a cold— always trace this One Solid Year On Broadway— the state senate. Joseph P. Brans- er of two obildren. attempting ro to torpid liver; delayed, fermenting And Still Going Strong ! fleld, of Portland, and Francla .B beat the AlbanyJ ❖ YOUTH MAY SCORE Tonight We*ll See How LA BARBA IS NOW BADGERS EXPECT HARD 9 GNUT BATTLE WITH KANSAS. HYDE GOES OVE COURSE ON WILLS TONIGHT Good Wills Ideally Is YOUNGEST AND THE Wisconsin expects a hard game when It tackles Efinsas at 0U)EST "PUG” CHAMP Madison in the second brush of J o e '^ ^ a m s the campaign. Kansas is W m CARD OF 7( SIROKES coached by Franklin Cappon, Sharkey Inclined This looks like an off year for former Michigan star. Last % Los Angeles, Oct. 12. — The year Kansas had a pretty strong Rockne and the Notre Dame team. youngest and yet the oldest pug WEST HARTFORD HIGH . . . On two different occasions in team, hut the 1926 outfit is re Former Champion Is Defeat Lazy, However, ilistic champion of the world— ported much more formidable. the opening game one of the half-, such Is Fidel La Barba. Lofe Ange tacks was stopped dead in his les flyweight. La_ Barba ,has just PLAYS S.M .H .S. HERE ed by Brilliant Play of Dave Walsh.- tracks after running only 65 yards. turned 21, making him the young est mitt slinger— in number of lor. However, the boxing men Princeton and Yale have agreed years— to sit on a worTd throne. agree th§t the Terre Haute boy SATURDAY AFTERNOON Hyde; Advantage Gained not to scout each other at football (BY DAVIS J. WALSH) But he has held his title for one would have had little difficulty In a»y more. . . . This means that year and two months, making him handing Rosenberg a sound drub- New York, Oct. 12.— Truth, all the laughs will be held in re bing-plf the opinion