Kidnapers Murder Son of Rich
Wi^kagre of Car In Which Vanderbilt Dirove THRUSTS KNFE I... KIDNAPERS MURDER T o D eath INTO STOMACH 35,000 SON OF RICH MAN TO T m LIFE TO Two Men Confess They MONARCH HOPEFUL diaries OniMMiis Fmdslhni- Cyrnal State Eaerfei: KiDed Brooke Hart a Few FOR DISARMAMENT mer and Axe of No Effect Government's Plan C7 ReHef Board J h k w t Honrs After They Had So He Stabs SeK — Be- Puzzles Officials Auianiicemuit on Retnn King George TeDs Parlia Abdncted Hmt lieyed Insane. from WashingtoB — & - Frankly admitting he was In aBwould have Increased the cost of the ment That Geneya Parley Summit street extension from Ban Joae, Calif., Nov. 17.— (AP) qusndary because of toe infiox of Ctoarles Chaponls, #2. a tobacco ooBstantlv /»hanoing instructioosi $7,000 to about $10,000. idams Workmgs ef New •—Efforts to rocover the body of Mast Go On. grower living at 257 Burnham with regard to toe new dvU works-, Solution of toe problem last night Brooke Hart, 'v^ch authoritiea said street. In a sudden stroke of insani program and its application to pro-* seemed to be as far away as ever. Chrfl Works Program. would complete the case against his posed public Improvements in Mani' Town ’Treasurer Waddell then de ty committed sidcide at his home cided toe situation warranted Im alleged kidnapers and slayers, were Chester, Town Treasurer George B. Liqndoa, Nov. 17.— (AP)—Parlia last night, using a hammer and an mediate action on toe part of toe pressed by state and Federal au- WaddeU this afternoon Went to ment was prorogued until the open sze to lacerate his h6ad in 19 places Hauiford to confer with E. H. Lit Selectmen. The result was a mest- Hartford, Nov. 17.— (APl-^New- thoritia'i today. ing of toe Selectmen was call^ for John M. Holmes, 29, and Thomas ing of ‘^be new session, November and then, fkiding he was not get tle, civil works deputy admlnlstrok ton C. Bralnard, chairman of too and held this morning In Mr. Wad H. Thurmond, 28, who Department 21, afte~ the reading of a speech by ting toe desited results, pushed a tor in Connecticut, in toe hope of. state emergency relief oommlMloiB, obtaining complete details of tbs dell’s office. King George today in which he ex butcher’s knife Into his body. ’The governm ent’s latest program to rw- Govemmeot Job returned from Wssbingtoit today pressed hope, that world disarma eight inch blade sank to toe hilt in to toe flesh, aa did two inches at the Ueve distrese among toe Tmem^o;^ Shortly before the time came for with toe announcement that Con ment difficulties can be overcome the Selectmen to aseemble, word necticut’s quota In toe National ef "My government have through h a i^ . But he Bved long enough to ed this winter. reach toe Manchester Memorial Officials Puzzled reached Mr. WaddeU from Hartford fort to put 4,000,000 unemploired to out tsdeen an active part in the dis headquarters of the ^vU works ad hospital before he died. A^ late aa 10 o’clock this momlBg armament conference," His High ministration that the government work in three months through too ’nxe Chaponls home is located Mr. Waddell and other harasWd ness said, "and the British dra^ woTild pay toe entire cost o f aU con $400,000,000 civil works adminis near toe intersection of toe South town officials, struggling through tration, wUl be 36,000. presented March 16 was adopted as a mase of instructions and counter templated pubUc Improvements Windsor, East Hartford and Man Tile 'tate relief commission, Mr. the basis for a proposed conven instructions, were prepared to dla^ rnming within the scope of the civil tion. chester town lines and was known works program. This again threw Bralnard said, has oeen named dvil as the Burnham home, having been card toe Summit street extension, worics administrator for Connecti ‘T earnestly trust that the diffi approved by toe Selectmen this a different light on what seemed to culties which have since arisen may occTipled by Robert Burnham be be a hopelessly muddled sitTiation, cut, and in this capacity It has beep fore his death. week, and throw the men eligible be surmounted. fot employment on toe "made woriir and gave town offlielals renewed empowered to approve all work rbr Hard Worker lief projects proposed in towns, "The withdrawal of Germany a schemes back on toe charity rolls. hope that everything was to be Speeding from Miami to New York, William K, Vanderbilt, Jr., Mr. Chaponls was emplojred about month ago from the deUbcratimis The reason foi this drastic step was Bti^htened out satisfactorily. dtiss and boroughs and by too at Geneva neoessarily dislocated the old multi-millionaire, was killed eilmost Instantly when his fast roadster the place ralshig tobacm on shares However, complete details are not state Itself. crashed into a truck parked on toe roadside at Rldgeland, S.^ C. Vander toe fact* that when toe Summit prog''am, but work for. intemation- and later, uttn the death of Mr. street Job was figured, toe estimatai yet available, and to acquire a cor The first step to be taken by tko hilt is shown in inset and the wreckage of toe car, above. ^ disarmament by agreement be Burnham, purchased the house. He were based upon an hotirly wage rect imdetstandlng of toe program, state commlsdon will be the apy tween the nations must be vigor was a hard worker and toere was cate of thirty cents. ’Then a tele was toe ptirpose of Mr. WaddeU’s polntm ent at local dvU works ously pursued." but a small awrtgage on toe prop gram arrived announcing that toe trip to Hartford this afternoon. It mlnlstrstlve commltteas, Mrf General SltuatioB erty. This yeair.^ bad rais^ a good government bad established a mini Bralnard said. ’These eomndttew Regarding Britain’s general situ tobacco crop addUloB to this mum rate of 50 cents an hour. ’This (Oonttnoed on Paige Two) will coz»lst of toe selectmen In tha ation, King George said “the eon- ASKS FEDERAL CONTROL' bad a fine potato Sdivp. He was sub town governments, he said, whllo fm tlniied willingness of iBy'l>eop)e to ject to headaches which at times toe dtles toe committee win ba bear heavy saeriflees ihade It pos made it impositible for him to work, made up ot ezeeutives of the puhlla sible for this country alnkMt alone and eight months •ago entered the works and welfare departments un asDong vtee great eoontries of the OF THE STOCK MARKET Norwich asyhun for treatment. der the chairmanship of the aoajr- world to maintain a sstMactory He returned to the farm and while SEN. PITTMAN PREDICTS ora. bedanC'. between its national ineome he would at times have the severe Local ProjeoSs and ex i«ndlture." headaches, he would recpvw and go AH appllcationa for projects The 'prorogation came after a on with his work. Yesterday after must go to the local commltteef session lasting just five days less Member of New York Ei* U. S. GOLD PRICE s u m BACKED MONEY noon he wa« again wized with an first, he said. Sad then to the stats thM a irear. 'Hie members have attack. committee for approval or rajeo^ Uttie more than Mme to go home 4 change Urges Senate Advised To Best tlon. for the week-end, since they must REMAINS THE SAME Mr. Bratoard at this tlpia was return Tuesday. Herman Bronkle, who has done Asks for bdUoD Throat^ N. Y . STOCK MARKET not prepared to state what woril The seeaion brought the govern Probers to Work Ont Idea buslnesa witl Mr. Chaponls for sev projeete win ba opaBad CoB^ Brooke Hart ment newnroblems connected with eral yeare, the latter beixwa suj|>- He Indloatadl the Irish nree Stat^ and a> wilting tgmU in the e f' tk hfpiice of Greoa reapendbinty for eraat of Justice agents and state offid ^ dOsarmament eonferenoe in'Qeneva. — Dwdi^aKe For FosrA Ssccesiire,fiii9 oMIad yesterdiW B(S sufb TRIES NEW P O U C Y t ^ said confessed to throwing Hart ' T’oo, It brought annom|gemaat g w S d toa t . Mt. : ______^ backs or (JOTOBCY B aikd' the localldoa thenizslve# «t from San Frandsoo faair, after tost and that this moi^mg he plans.f state departments sad him, were held: w a San No hcrease Set— try to lypniGrt teifsi ig|B to- a ipfifiidlit M jd on tin fliw ea ^^iage Blevei^) I WaAiington, Nov. If — (4^) — doahjstsdons. The state raltef odipv jalL Hartfold to tw and find toe troTi- mkriloii win probably meet Hondl^ CiWtioB of a Foderal board to regia-’ by Wtite Metal Nofr^Mcm&er Parfaim in 1 Grappling hooks brought up a Steady the Doihr. ' hle. , . - ' to authorize toe chairman t pro strip ^ white cloth with thin pur late Stock Exchange practices was The family, consisting of his ceed with toe plans eutUasd at t^is ple stripes from the bay near the recommended today in a letter to wife and foi’ children, retired eariy Exchange Finns Hay Now NATION’ S BUSINESS Washington, Nov. 17.—(AP) — Washington coaforeode wlto Ranty place the two men were, quoted as toe Senate Stock Market commit last night Shortly after Mr. L* H<^>klos, Federal r d le f adminijN saying they tossed the 22-year-old tee from Henry Goldman, Jr., a Washington, Nov. 17—(:^ ) — Chapes Is want Into the ceUar to Prediction that President Roosevelt, GbeAdvice. trator who is in charge as deman ' was maide by telephone to hRnlm and toe bankers" have lost many interpreted as Increasing^ evi Don and Bradstreet Says En dence of an effort to steady toe or currency backed by silver." dded to give non-member partners providing materials, transportation his family November 9. toe confidence of toe public. Senator Pittm an 'XD., N ev.) , In a for the workmen and the loan of Slayers Confess wildly fiuctuating dollar. In exchange flrma an opportunity 'The writer said his father for speech before a group of Senators pubUe tools and equipment,” Mr. The effort: to recover the body many years up to 1917 was senior The quotation annotmeed, 'IM.56 to conMbute suggestions and ad tire Trade Picture Has an otmee, was Well below toe*wol1d ntEASDRY qilEF and economists gathered in closed Bralnard declared. ‘‘However, In were started shortly after Holmes member o f Ck>ldman Sachs and vice as to how tob organization price of the precious metal, which session at toe Senate office building, cases where it Is Justified, toe state and Thurmond allegedly confessed Company. ranged upward from 333J34 at toe asserted toe President hM “under comndssion has power to make aa yesterday and were taken to San Changed This Week. His Suggestion (Continoed Page Two) opening exchange rate of $5.28 to TAIESOVHtPOST consideration now various plans to appropriation for materials and Francisco to prevent possible mob He recommend^ that toe govern oto^ %xi>en8eB froth unallotted re violence fron San Jose residents ment appoint a board of six men, the poimd at London. accomplish" price rehabilitation of The dollar at this figure was 20 toe metal. funds r^elved from toe Federal who swarmed about the court New York, Nov, 17—(AP) — The composed of two members of toe emergency relief funds recently." Exchange, and two business men to cents stronger than at yesterday’s Senator Thomas (D., Okla,), who house. Dxmn A Bradstreet w eekly trade re London close, but it quickly weak FREEDOM OF PRESS No. project wIU be approved by As quoted by Sheriff William J . "establish rules and regulations on with Senator Smith, (D., S. C.), view said today that “toe entire ened and ran down to $5.40 only to Oalb 1$ Adnuaistered to toe state commission unless It Is Emig, who trapped Thurmond, and trade picture has been changed al toe various stock exchanges for called toe conference, declared that recover to $5.34. while toe administration’s present "worth while," Mr. Bralnard said, other officials, the men said they most completely by the momentum trading in securities which are not and by that he meant projects that only legal, but fair and equitable to Many Bomors gold purchase policy "has been help DEPENDS ON PRESS abducted young Hart while he was gained in retail didributlon, follow Rumors fiew thick and fast, Henry Morgenthan, Jr., at have some lasting value. Work pro all concerned.” ful" it “has not helped enough and leaviiLg a parking lot in his auto ing toe vigorous movement which prominent among them a report, grams like toe removal of ashes and mobile, took him to the bridge, started a week earlier." The boud should have power, he toe question is what kind of new snow and the cleaning of streets, said, to ^'supervise, regulate and money ought to be issued." knocked him unconscious with a In many of the cities from which (Oontlnaed on Page Bleveo) the CaiAoL are barred, as are new bxiildlngs brick, bound him and weighted him reports were received, toe review scrutinize toe actirities of Stock Time Is Near Associated Press Borean whose construction require time In down and then threw him into the asserted, toe largest sales for the Elxchanges, Stock Ehcebange firms Taking cognizance of toe RFC the supplying of maWials, and bay. season were Recorded and stocks and Stock Exchange mambers.” Washington, Nov. 1'^— (AP) — purchase price for newly mined therefore, cannot k e^ pace with the From Good Families started to move at an accelerated Called "Drastic" Henry Moiventhau, Jr., today took gc^d, whlQh has remained unchang .Chief Says Newspapers program. However, 'Mr. Bralnard Holm**, operator of a San Jose pace. Goldman’s recommendations, be POLITICAL CHARGE toe oath aa imdersecretory of the ed at $38.56 for toe last four days, pointed out, repair of existing build "In addition to toe Infiuence of lieved here toe most draq.tic ever Treasury and prepared to take 'Diomas. said. toe. time to stabilize . Host Maintain Greatness. ings will be encouraged. (Oontinned on Page Eleven) auspicious weather," added toe re^ propoB^ by a member of toe Ex charge ofotoe department,as soon ss was near. “Otoeiprise," toe state chairman view, "the substantial headway al' change, were placed before toe com Secretary Woodln goes upon his “The PresWeilt has driven toe went on, “there are no spedfle re ready made by Christmas Shopping mittee today by Fletcher at toe leave of absence: purchaamg power of toe paper dol strictions, except that no new pro has engwder^ activity in depart opening of toe bearing into organ The oath was administered by lar down aroimd 60,” he j said. 'Tt Baltimore, Nov. 17.—(AP'»—By ject which la - flhiM «C Aairlcaa OJuiBWiji Ctebfl^ Natiewa f Ikarwffl Ip bahl lEEL DOIVSniY •Bd. JohiahMMnrMb • . 9 ^ o'xdodi -Jb^fBaenai aadi ikd-' tnpfovMMBt was hwwb 'Yivem feouisd wn*8 HPill* W * . HU by Ajnadiiktt Chl Chiyalar. Waalani this MOfhiBg to apan^i^ tha a ma a t 718 win offer as^aai S iloS leS r^ P^^vama and attraettoa sad every S M a y lOKENEHrM^PuWte Sarviba New Jersey and in Oil old v r ta t' night thsij<|#er -ar sstoaok tonnw- StattdB»dt» nf NSW Jarsey. U 8.- qfsaA liaidKiRar*n ment Hw will offer two Steel pfatetad lost 8, and vM indicated .fioBcsrlng the valuable.: prlais to Die winners of D istill^ 7J.„ 8. Smelting L e ^ Iteq De* men’s session this morning that The old Ittae of the n ie ir R n t C hedu WO Be each sY daD g^.jla^ . McCon- M enlqi Intyra PorecvlBa 2. Minor dacltnas work oa the Stumnlt street egetdo- win ba used as a hasaok which-to vlUe wffl have' diarge of these were registsrad by General Motors, sioa would he-startad Mouday more- sstabUch a. current. xttfia g u K of un touraaments ’ Hutfird Coii^nr U. 8. Steal Obmmon. mtamattonar duTM CUMrai M itt Bear ing. Wire reports from Washington employed psd Mautica A. Fearia win Read; WeA firiB Teday, uCDeral JmlDsim Sends h Nickel, Goodyear, U. S. Industrial today aaid^Ftesideat RoosiveU bad be placed in charge of Uw office, It Supe.ki|4l|dip8 of School F ., A. 1 Aloohd, North American and Oa^ ordered Che oepartnlenta concern-^ is expected that the offloe win be O fk iab S ay . Verplanok sad . Prlndpal Arthur S m e A e u i aral Foods. Alaska Juneau and th e R ird e a ed la the dvtl works prograia. to opened tomorrow morhing and nifog of .lipkeheqtar ^ h school . “Enttnaufie Report to Oarro da Pasco sagged about a have the first pay ebecka ready by a registration of toe uMmid 1^,.- , t.r.-■‘F B B E ro t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17,198S. PA G E TH REE the collection of aU unpaid taxes and holds the tax collector under FIREMEN’S SETBACK bonds for the payment of samei This ROCKVILLE has been the cause of much unpleas antness, and for this reason tne of The Lynn Leather Company re ficials of the Rockville National tains the lead in the Firemen’s Set bank wish to have Mr. Squires re back League with the Mayfiowera ANNUAL FARM BUREAU lieved of the duties. in last place. TalcottviUe is in sec Mr. Kuhnly is well versed in town ond place only thirty-one points be politics and served in the Com low the leaders. MacPherson and MEETING TAKES PLACE mon Council as a member of the Sullivan were high scorers last Board of Selectmen, having been night with 132 p<^ts. chairman of the public works com The standings: Editor of Publications at Con* mittee of the council for several Ljmn Leather Co...... 1487 necticut State College Deliv years. TalcottviUe ...... 1456 ers Principal Address On County Oommlssiontfs Submit W apping No. 2 ...... 1446 Report “Organization.” Farrand’s Barber Shop ...... 1434 CORNER TRUMBULL AND ALLYN STREETS — HARTFORD The report of the Board of Rosebuds ...... 1424 County Commissioners for the Starkweather Street ...... 1400 “Organization" was the topic of Knights of Pythias ...... 1368 the address delivered by Walter County of Tolland for the fiscal year just closed, shows a total of 133 Four Horsemen ...... 1361 % Stemmons, editor of the publications committed to the Tolland County Veterans ...... 1359 at the CJonnecticut State College at Ulrich Restaurant ...... 1356 Annual Festival of Bargains * ■ 4 Storrs, which was delivered last jail during the year. This is three fewer thun the number committed M idways ...... 1355 evening at the annual meeting of Hose Co., No. 1 ...... 1345 win be remembered by aU of Hartford and neighboring counties. We urge yon to come early—to look throngh these latest and the ToUand County Farm Bureau. a year sigo when 136 were commit ted. Of those committed to jail 104 DaltoilB Radio Shop...... 1345 loveliest creations in Furniture. Here are values for which we have been preparing for months. Buy now at the low prices of Due to the wording of the by-laws Sons of R est ...... 1325 of the Tolland County Farm Bureau were men over 21 years of age and 1938. This is your last opportunity. 16 were under 21 years of age. Only Foleys Express ...... 1322 It was necessary to open the meet two of those committC' to jail were Mayfiowers ...... 1306 ing in the Farm Bureau office in the colored smd 55 o f those com m itted Prescott block at 6:30 o’clock. The Just 3 0 Suites to Sell at This Price session was called to order by Presi to jaU were married. FERi: DESTROYS CAMPS dent Robert E. Foote. This meeting The following is the detailed re was made up mostly of the different port of the different offenses: adult Salem, N. H., Nov. 17.— (AP)— committees and an adjournment ery, one; assault, four; breach of Five camps on Captain’s Pond were was shortly taken to the Grange peace, eight; civil process, one; com destroyed by fire during thf night. mon drunkards, seven; drunkenness, Hall at Vernon Center. Two of the camps were owned by The session at the Grange Hall 35; fornication, four; house break John Sullivan of HaverhUl, Mass., .opened at 6:45 o’clock with Presl- ing, three; injury to property, three; and one by s man named Wiggin of lewd conduct, two; obtaining goods^ -dent and Mrs. Robert E. Foote and Peabody, Mass. Cause of the fire, State Senator and Mrs. Edwin R. under false pretenses, none; resist which caused loss of several thou ing an officer, three; robbery, eight; Dimock as head of the receiving sand dollars, was not immediately stealing from the person, five; tak line. determined. The evening’s program was ing auto without leave, 12; va formally opened at 7 o’clock with a grancy, 10; violation of the liquor supper served by the Ladies’ Aid laws, 13; all other offenses, nine; Society of the Grange, after which total number committed to jail, 133. group singing was enjoyed with There were 13 committed for vio Lewis D. Elaton, of Bolton, as the lation of the liquor law, while a year For Men leader. ago there were 15 committed to jedl. A total of ten cases of va A Shortly after 8 o’clock the busi and Boys ness meeting was held, at which the grancy were recorded this year, reports fo r the paiat year were pre whereas a year ago there were only Ashland Oak, Rock Oak No. 1 sented and officers elected for the four cases. or X60 Soles will keep your feet ensiling year. Rockville Briefs Then Mr. Stemmons delivered his ’The parents of the students of the dry and give you double wear at address and pointed out some points Rovkville High school are to be en no extra cost. "of interest in perfecting the organ tertained in the classes this evening N ization of the Tolland County Farm at the George Sykes Memorial Bureau. school. Classes were omitted this SAM TULTES Immediately following the ad afternoon so that the students 701 Main St. Johnson Block dress by Mr. Stemmons the gather might have time off due to the. ing Euljoumed to the dance hall at classes from 7 to 8:15 o’clock this Grange Hall where both modem and evening. old fashioned dances were enjoyed A large num ber attended the for the remainder of the evening. card party held last evening at AMARANTH N A feature of the evening’s pro Moose Hall under the sponsorship of gram were the acts of magic by the Loyal Order of Moose. Minstrel and Bazaar Ernest K. SchUdge, of Manchester, A card party was held Thursday aifter which games were enjoyed. afternoon by the members of Vic Friday, November 17, 8 p. m. Both modern and old-fashioned tory Assembly, Catholic Ladies of MASONIC 'TEMPLE dances were enjoyed for the re Columbus, in their rooms in the —Gifts—Home Made Candy— mainder of the evening. Prescott block. 2— Door Prizes— 2 Much credit is due the commit Frank Badstuebner Post and its Admission 10 cents. tee in charge o f the seventh annuaJ aiudliaiy. Veterans of Foreign Built To Our Specifications—3 Pieces meeting of the Tolland County ■Wars, have been invited to attend Farm Bureau, which wais headed by the joint installation of the Man Without exception the finest living room All three pieces covered with an expensive Senator Edwin R. Dimock. ►Divan, W ing Chair chester Post and its auxiliary to be we’ve ever offered at anywhere near this grade of lustrous MOHAIR . . . the kind Municipal Budget Adopted held this evening. Total! appropriations of $94,588.85 ’The Rockville Baptist church held price . . . but just 30 to sell . . . that’s Lounge Chair that usually sells for twice thl« price. Mo- for the fiscal year 1933-34 have been its annual roll call Isist evening in all we could get . . . AND next time we quette reversible cushions . . . heavy ►Nationally Famous Spring carved panels . . . modem style and cut. recommended by the Board of Com the church social rooms at 6:30 huy we'll have to pay MORE . . . that V mon Cotmcil. This sum is $2,530 Here’s the suite for the well furnished Liv o’clock at which Rev. Avery Gates, means you’ll pay MORE . . . Don’t pass up Units less than a year ago when a budget pastor of the Memorial Baptist ing Room . . . a value that will probably o f $97,118.85 wais a d o p ^ . church of Hartford, was the guest this chance to save . . . have the best . . . never be offered again. Shop NOW—Buy The budget wais adopted at a speaker. but have it JiQW. ►Genuine 100% MOHAIR NOW . . . SA'STE,. - special meeting of the Common The Longview Parent-Teachers Council called for Wednesday eve Association will hold a card party ning, at which time reports were this evening in the Longview School presented for the fiscal year and E house. Both bridge and whist will recommendations made for auloption be enjoyed. prior to presentation to the taxpay Word was received in Rockville ers. The following are the esti yesterday of the death of Charles S. mates which were voted: Greer, 63, for many years editor of Public Works department, gen “The Rockville Journal" at Los eral maintenance, $11,000; oiUng, Angeles, California, last week. $6,000; parks, $1,500; road roller, Burial was in Los Angeles on Mon R salary, repairs and fuel, $1,250; en day last. gineering, $750; culverts, gutters and storm sewers, $1,250; incident als, $250; salary of superintendent, $2,500; snow and ice removal, Recreation ('enter $2,000; sidewalks, curbing and gut ters, $1,500; total, $28,000; one- Items of Interest fourth cost of appropriation voted S April 29, 1931, for improved en trance into Union street, $3,750. The swimming pool will be open Department of Police, police tonight for women from 7 to 7:40; salaries, $8,063.85; special police, 7:40 to 8:20; and 8:20 to 9:00. This $1,000; running expenses, $1,600; is called a plunge period in charge DOUBLE Colonial total, $10,063.85. of a life guard. No Instruction is Lighting department, street given but members may use the Triple Studio Divan BLANKETS Ughts, $12,000. pool to practice what they get in Maple A Fire department; salaries, $5,400; class nights. Mrs. Harry Russell is Attractively upholster running expenses, $3,000; repairing the life giiard. Non-members may ed. Opens to twin or wires and cross arms, $250; trans swim at a low cost Information Winter Coats full size bed. With 8 Bedroom portation, $100; total, $8,760. regarding same wlU be given at the Zd-so $1.68 Beautifully Fur Trimmed Kapok pillows. Health and Sewer department, office or by telephoning; 6795. Danc Full sizem t t w A —___ TAwfln70x80 tvrowwiwarm health, $3,500; new sewers, $500; ing in the gym from 8:30 to 12:30 Select one of these coats for a blankets in lovely polor school nurse, $1,200; meat inspector, to the music of Will Harrison and really fine bargain at— combinations. $300; inspector of public eating his 10-piece band direct from the R places, $200; maintenance of sew Ritz Ballroom in Bridgeport The ers, $500; Alteration plant, $3,500; Advanced First Aid dsiss will meet total, $9,700, for its third lesson from 7 to 9 Salaries, Mayor, $300; city clerk, o’clock. Dr. Robert Knapp will be $2 2 -5 0 $400; city treasurer, $100; corpora in charge. tion counsel, $300; collector of taxes Saturday CHOICE OP ANY 3 PIECES ’and tax bond, $400; assessors and The girls dancing classes will rate maker, $200; city sheriff, $25; meet as foUows: If you have been looking for odd pieces for your bedroom, come Y board of relief, $15; city auditors, 'Tiny Tots, 9:00-9:45. early for best selections. Here is a group of Large Dresser- $60; milk inspector, $100; city Intermediate Girls, 9:46-10:30. Roomy Chest—Lovely Bed eind G raced Vanity. xourt, $2,200; health officer, $200; Advanced Girls, 10:30-11:15. total salaries, $4,300; miscellaneous, The boys swim m ing classes wUl elections, $800; rent, $600; meet on Saturday morning. printing, $70; stationery, $50; Beginners Class, 9:30-10:16. .’incidentals and contingency, Intermediate Class, 10:15-11:00. i$900; water rent for hydrants, $2,- Junior life Saving, 11:00-11:30. 800; probation officer, $100; ex Any boys can join the swimming S penses of milk inspector, $100; me classes. Apply any time at the morial fund, $600; expenses of Recreation Center office. A smaU Juvenile Court, $200; interest on charge is made for a term of 12 ffiwer bonds, $1,200; Interest on lessons. filter bed bonds, $2,600; interest on Teams using the gym for basket- temporary loans, $2,500; Rockville baU practice on Saturday are: •Visiting Nurse Association, $1,000; 1:00 to 2:00 Trojans. sewer bonds Nos. 11 and 12, due 2:0C to 3:00 DeMolay. A ■July 1, 1934, $2,000; Christmas 3:00 to 4:00 Laurels. seals, $2,500; compensation insur- 4:00 to 5:00 Herald. jnce for all city departments, $1,- 5:00 to 6:00 Spartans. fiOO; total miscellaneous, $1*7,425; 6:00 to 7:00 R^fals. jgrand total, $94,588.85. 7:00 to 8:00 Ow^dxns. Much to the surprise of the meet Nearly 200 members of the Man The TUDOR ing, the police committee which was chester Grange enjoyed an eve GIRLS’ COATS .expected to request an appropria ning’s varied program at the School A Sturdy L tion for a police automobile, moved Street RMreatioo Center last night. Sizes g to 6 that the $600 requested be stricken From 8 o’clock until midnight every 92.98 to $9.98 DINING from the docket. The motion was means of recreation was in use. Two and three-piece segs. made by Coimcilman Charles Un Some played cards, bowling, pool, Complete Dining Room derwood of the police committee. ping p bers may be used as Instructors for supper of post and auxiliary wlU Board of Assessors wlU command ments In addition to a ready flow of some of thv vocational training. FATHER OF LAD KILLED precede the installatioB'Ceremony at the post and Mrs. Anna Barron win R. B. P. TD GIYE SHOW jokee and chatter. H m team CCC YOUTHS TO GO Now Serv oe Stripe V. F. W. TO INSTAU fi;30. Ail members of the post and assume the presidency of the auxi headed by Princess ESigla Duo, bail A new service stripe for wear on auxiliary are invited to the supper. liary for the coming'year. ing from the far-off South Seas, the winter uniform vdiich is being IN ACCIDENT GEIB ^ ,0 0 0 Commanders and presidents of local TOMORROW EVENING will present native dapri— of supplied to the New England CCC ex-service posts and auxiliaries, Hawaii, also American muabers. TO ARMY SCHOOLS OFnCERS TONIGHT McLEVY SPENT BUT $50 men, has been authorized for each beads of patriotic organizations and Hawaiian Girl Dancers and Following the entertahnnint pro sir m Triple AAA Porcelain WATER HEATER Full size roll rim bath tub. Modern lavatory. Bums Coal. One tend- Q R ing per day t P Q e i/ v Vitreous China Toilet outfit with solid brass fittings. Complete with fittings, nothing else to buy. RANGE BOILERS 30 Gal. size. Gal-vanize IGNITION Electric welded steel $ 8 * 6 0 m d MOW -p^ticed C a t SILVERTONE. Superheterodyne MATTRESSES 9 Layers, 50 lbs. of ^ 7 9 5 10 Tube Radio /p m pure center cotton felt V | Compare this new 1934 model with sets selling up to twice its price Full size super-dynamic speaker } A 11.59 BED SPRINGS Automatic volume control. 99 Coils of tempered Tone Control. steel. Angle iron frame $7.95 Organ type cabinet, with extra large tone chamber. FLOOROLEUM RUGS 9x12 size, all first Guaranteed Silvertone DOWN quality. No seconds. $5.25 2934 Nash Big Six Jhvegfiiw. f795.f.0,b. Kaaosha, Wit RADIO TUBES and Monthly The Popular Plus small charge PELT BASE Types 236-280 others at sa'vings First quality, bright O Q ^ Complete new patterns O G FREE TUBE TESTING Installed To Your Aerial ELECTRIC HEATER ^^VERYBODY a^>ected Nash to do Ignition nerer before has been engi something brilliant in designing the neered into a car sdling under ^1,200! Chromium plated with 0 ^ O Q 1934 Nash—and ante enough, the new Genuine “Aero-Flame” Genuine “Kenmore” Electric replacable element ^ X N ash '^Speedstream** s t ^ simply spari There’s ahiiost a n u ^ difierence be. kies widi grace, smartness and good taste. tween a motor car widi Twin Tgnirint^ FLASfflJGHTS and ooe widioot k. You can f e d d ie OIL WASHERS And everybody ezpectedP^h to stq> out difference in smoothness—and tests re 3 Cell complete with best batteries and go the limit in making its 1934 m ^els veal the big diffierence of 22% more HEATER 3 9 c crowning examples of motoring luxury. .power, 5 mme miles an hour top speed But who would have thou^t k possible end 2 more miles to a gallon o f gas<^ine! $ a n .5 0 CLOTHESLINE for Nash or any manufiicturer to go so £u DOWN Nash for 1934 has just about ererything Installed Woven type, ideal for as to power the lowest-priced models of and pulleys, 100 ft. 4 9 c a new line like the higfier-pciced models, —including a new in^iroved type of wifA Twm Ignition rahe-in^head nioton? built-in draftless ventilation, providing Monthly unobstructed vision—a new ^mchro- Plus Small ELECTTRIC TOASTERS Thst’s exactly what Nash has done—in Easily radiates enough Delivered shift transmission with all gears quiet at heat for 3000 cubic feet. Charge ^ te of rising manufiurturing costs—in aU speeds—and a new coincidental start- “Flip-flop” type, 2 slice OQ Bums 8 hours on one gal.' size, Chrominum X •At%t spite of the greater cost of building a c t—everything to give Nash the edge in of fuel at low flame. 4 t A whole tubful of clothes in 5 to 7 Twin Ignitioo valve-indiead motor— any comparison. See Nash before yon hours per gallon at max minutes. and in spke of the fact that Twin say - Yes” in deciding on any new car. imum. Full heat in 6 min. PADLOCKS Balloon wringer. I No key will open two Full size porcelain tub. lie 'o M k a t, 38 H. P ...... locks AMVAXCEM EtGMTT SBtUES, 12l’ vbtt&ast, 100^ P. . . . . tm $3 DOWN Direct drive, no belts. AM M ASBArndm EIGMMT SE tU E S, 135' tthttOast, 125 KP. . . $tS7Sf9I92S $4 Monthly Full size agitator. AMMASBAm^n EMGOT S E t U E S , 142^ wbttihas*, 125 HP... $IS»0 tm SSSSS Plus Small enlarge WEATHERSTRIP {All pricu f. ». h. Ktwmht, Wis.—Spttial Efuittumt Extra) Tub and motor rubber mounted to eliminate 'vibration. Easy to apply, keeps F t out cold. WETHERELL MOTOR SALES SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO 3V2 l b . A X f. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY SACK Hardened Idt and 20 East Center Street Manchester 1160 MAI]y STREET r. HARTFORD ^ OPEN UN tiL 9 P. M. RAI^JRDAY I hwldle. \ . >• J :r :'T '.y^ TAGBITVM haisuhessTEZR e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17,19S8, NATIONAL OFnCERS TO ADDRESS LEAGUE Two Executives to Be Guests of Women Voters at Confer ence in Greenwich. Two ofllcers of the National Leajfue of Women Votera will speak at the convention of the Con necticut Lea^Tie of Women Voters in Greenwi n Novembei 21, 22 and 23. Mira Ruth Morgan of New York City, chairman of the department of international co-operation to prevent war, will lead discussion meeting at tiie home of Mrs. Harry Tarbox on Tuesday evening, No vember 21. The luncheon speaker on the closing day of the convM- tion, Thursday. November 23, wlu be Miss Kathsrire Ludlngton of Old Lyme, Conn., national finance chairman. Miss Morgan has been a member of the board of the National League V t e M o s t and chairman of its Intematlor^ relations department since the early days of the organisation. This will be her firat visit to the Connec ticut League in four years. Mina Ludlngton likewise has giv en Icrg service to the national D r y Cleaning Process board for which she nas been treas urer or finance chairman since 1923. For several years she wia chairman of the League’s radio committee In charge of the Voters Service programs broadcast weekly over a natlrn-wldt hookup of the National Broadcasting Company. Mrs. Frederick S. Chase of Wa- U. J terbury wID preside at the confer ence on November 21 whfn M i^ M:- W w l w Morgan is to be the speaker. The meeting will be the annual confer ence of the state League’s depart ment of international co-operation to prevent war and will take place at 8 p. m., following a buffet sup per at the Pickwick Arms Hotel. The presiding officer at 'Thurs day's closing luncheon will be Mrs. ^ DO owe nun Otto G. Wledman of West Hart ford, state finance chairman. Miss Luding+on’s speech will be preceded by the ""Tuia] address of the state p ^ d e n t, Mrs. Edith Valet Cook of New Haven and by a dramatic skit, ■'News Flashes from Station L. W. V.,” which will be presented by members of the Darien League un der the leadership of Mrs, Wilgar Coleman. 'f/ ^ OPEN FORUM pnwr.BW*r BLAME CROSS Editor Manchester Herald: Kindly allow me to take exception to your editorial of Nov. 13, con iw. ^//f cerning Gov, Cross and the Federal > ' Recovery Highway projects. The "lag” in starting work is not caused by any fault of Gov. Cross or, of our State Highway department. m . In September the Highway De partment sent a letter to every town in the State informing them that the Federal money for public W works was available and advising each town to apply for $150,000, adding that they could not tell how much of that amount would be al lotted to them as it was unknown how many towns would apply. The town of Bolton got busy at once, called a special town meeting ■tiH voted to apply for our allotment and voted where to put it, which vote was sent to the Highway De partment in proper form. The De partment then sent out their sur veyors to do the preliminary work. Next, canae along a big stack of papers to be filled out in quadruple giving a very complete statement of the finaftclal condition of the town, which was done and sent in, and we were “all set.” Now, some time later, we have TU$ ZORIC unit, MaBtd at NEW METHOD, k a duplitalt of the one Seplayed ^ of, PMU m just received a larger stack of papers to be filled out, and also told we must hire a town attorney to Cjlitm- Ym kkv boot mm k k (tm tm lkm send in a statement with the other papers, declaring that the town ex ists, is on solid grround and not liable to run away. So, that is as far as we have gotten since September. The “road lag” Is caused by the necessary (?) red tape which accompanies all Federal activities, E. W. ATWOOD, Nov. 10, 1933. Lake St., Bolton. ORIC—the iww better dry sieaiiliig pw€«s^ THEATER HOURS EkUtor, The Manchester Herald: a d e n ^ engineering It is very difficult for anyone w ^ attempts to study social conditions Z to understand the attitude of the several Boards of Selectmen which The cleanring jil% dties ef Uie elerire ZORlC fleid aN so iliwrilhg A ri have refused to allow our theaters to open on five o’clock on Sunday afternoon. Some years ago, as a member of world are talking about this seipitio^gl mfm Rroes^ the Board of Selectmen, I very strongly favored the opening of theaters on Sunday afternoon. At that time our Board of Selectmen NEW METHOD has hwtalled the eomplete ZORIC anit at a sort of Ih OW# t t did not make a hasty decision. We studied social conditions and were positively convinced that it was NoAer you the highest gnality dry rieaning serrice much better to allow folks to attend theaters than to stand aroimd the streets or go to places which might hav made for unsatisfactory condi ZORIC is odwless—ZORIC is a jttvtection against riirinkage—;Z0Rlt b H ^ Wik A ft tions. Hartford but twenty minutes away by motor and but thirty-five day loric and feel of newness—yrt—ZORIC costs yon no more, minutes away by trolley, opens its theaters at five o’clock on Sunday. I doubt that anyone in Hartford would oppose this arrangement We are mighty prond of ZORIC. Ton, too, wffl be thrilled by ^ s^p eH o r^ ^ ^ WiSIfttert Please understand now that 1 am not entering into a discussion of theaters as a place of amusement. If MW ^ zQRm theaters are wrong on Sunday they are wrong on week-days but 1 am convinced that they are a distinct asset to any community. Every theater is having great difficulty in paying its taxes. It is, therefore, grossly unfair to ask the local the For FREE Telephone Services From Manchester—Call ENTERPRISE 1300 aters to pay taxes and place them at such a disadvantage. I hope the Board of Selectmen as a matter of fairness will sdlow the theaters to open at five o’clock. Cordially yours, NEW M ETHOD WILLARD B. RCXJERS. H A R T F O R D 41-*^ ALBANY AVENUE giovember 16, 1933. MEAT PACKERS S’TRIKE OAREYW. WILLIAMS South St. Paul, Minn., Nov. 17.— He can tfiell be prowl of ZORIC |A P )—A group of workers today or-becauu U megru triors cuitogMri .•5 Were on strike at the packing plant giir wimod AdwiMrtBC Ona^d kr Mm anehla Svti at Armour and Company here, de- for him. leandlny increased wages and rec ognition of their union. Pickets vexe ptaced at the two main gates f t the plant t o - «rt A '.'-'a]-* a '-/-.T # • m 7. PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, ^988. the town yesterday, and all bills ap be frM rlden and are a reminder to by humans as well as by rata and pioneer in the development of trans cotton bxoker and treasiMI Of a v proved at the Selectmen's meeting TROLLEY CO. WARNS other' drivers, hut they also help to i^^ce. portation in the northwest. He was Golden Rule Foundatloo; , CUT C H A m COSTS Tuesday night, amountiilg to $48,- protect jwtoiiats from the evils of DOCTOR POISONED a former regent of the University of New York—Bmfi E. Shaxiv, 67, 000, were being paid yesterday. ‘thumbing’, which include robberies, Washington. vice president of the ParauiOimt In Mr. Waddell sl^ed these checks AGAINST THUMB’ RIDERS violence and law amts." Deaths Last Night Washington — Henry C. Hans- ternational Corporation and one of BY SUMMIT ST. JOB and had them ready last night. TESTING SPIDERS brough, 85, former United States the founders of the Paramount- In addition to the $70,000 al Senator from North Dakota. Publlx Ckirporatlon. Says Motorists Who Befriend Portland, Ore.—Captain James 8. Phoenix, Ariz.—D a i^ D. Rappa- ready p 'rchasec by Putnam AiCom- Fort Worth, Texas.— R. J. Berry, pany. Town Treasurer Waddell yes Strangers Also Violate Spirit TOLLAND Michael, 76, who with three other pbrt, 42, composer. terday sold another bond or tem of NRA Code. Wondered Whether ^ la c k 60, of Findlay, Ohio, executive vice American officers was decorated for Large Number Will Go Off porary note of $10,000 at the same Henry Hayden took a promineift president of the Ohio Oil Company bravery by the French government The longest life of a fly Is about rate of interest to the same com "Motorists who give rides to part in the High school entertain and president of its subsidiary, the after they had fought a fire aboard 62 da}rs; three generations are re Aid Lists As Work Is pany, but this money has not yet thumbers,’ besides taking a chance ment last Friday night in Rock Widow” Was Poisonons; Mid-Kansas Oil and Gas Company. a French ammunition ship iu Bor quired to span the winter months been rrcelvec- that the befriended strangers may ville. Los Angeles—John Dougles Far deaux harbor March 1, 1918. and some form of meat or animal 1,800 On Present lis t prove to be criminals, are In reality Wanda Tortorelis and Henry rell, 77, railroad executive and a New York—Charles Stillman, 74, food Is necessary. Started. Dn November 1, Manchester Imd violating the spirit, if not the let Hayden werr the Rockville High He Goes to Hospital 282 on Its charity list. These were ter, of the NRA codes, since they school pupils from Tolland who heads of families. They represent are putting themselves In unfair were on the honor roll on the work of the first quarter. ^ Town Treasurer George H. Wad ed, in addition to themselves, other competition with street railway and University, Ala., Nov. 17.— (AP) dependents that brought the total to bus services,” It was declared In a Next Sunday night there will be __For many years, arachonologists dell and Town Engineer Frank J. 1,300. When the rew work is start a rally of the Tolland County Bowen were In conference yester statement issued by The Coimecti- —they study spiders— have wonder ed Monday there wdll be several cut Compimy today. Young People’s Union at the Fed day to check up on the work taken from this list as men on aid erated church at 7:30 o’clock. Rev. ed whether the "Black Widow” that would be started Monday, the are given jobs. WTiat they earn will “Like other transit companies Claude Aller McKay, pastor of the spider was poisonous to humiin be throughout the United States, the ONE DAY DRUG SALE money to pay for it coming from support them sufficiently to war Faith Congregational church of ings. the State Emergency Relief fund. Connecticut Company has signed REMEMBER! WE MEET AND BEAT ALL COMPETITION! rant tnifirig them off the charity list. Springfield, w t be the speaker. His Dr. Alan W. Blair, 33 year old This will greatly reduce the number To those not on the charity list the code prepared by the American subject will be "Building Up and Transit Association and approved associate, professor of medicine at Read These Prices and Prove It To Yourself! of families now securing aid from work of another nature will be Breaking Down Walls.” There will the University of* Alabama here, the towm and will mean they will go foimd. It is specified that In the by the administration; and it is be special music by the choir and abiding by the provisions of that can now ans\frer that question with off the aid list. money provided by relief work it by Mrs. Libby Meyers Crandall, of a loud affirmative. ARTHUR’S MAINTAINS THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN! Sommit Street First must be spent to provide work for code despite the fact that it has Blast Hartford. Summit street Is the first of the caused increased expenses and much Dr. Blair ailowea one of the in those receiving charity. Miss Abbie Elaton, who has spent Regular 85c Regular S5c projects to be undertaken and work Storm Water Sewers inconvenience in the rearrangement a week in town, has returned to sects to bite his litUe finger. Two Regular $1.00 days of extreme pain In a hospital will be underway Monday. In order One of the projects that will be of schedules and working hours,” New Haven. KRUSCHEN e | - BAYER Pure Norwegian yf Q ^ that this may be done without delay taken up where men not on town it is pointed ou t "For this reason,” here was the fesult A business meeting of the Tol For 18 months the professor tried SALTS...... O O C ASPIRIN...... Cod Liver Oil .. C In getting the men to work, an in aid will be employed, will be work It Is claimed, “It is unfair for any 19c land Men’s Club met with John H. the Insects on small animals. Dogs ventory was taken yesterday on storm water sewers. ’There has motorist who has signed an NRA Steele Wednesday evening. Prizes and cats were not affected. Guinea been a special appropriation made pledge card to place himself directly S5c POND’S C R E A M ...... 28c 35c ADHESIVE . . . 50c PalmoUve SHAMPOO .. 19e of the number of wheelbarrows nec were given and refreshments serv pigs were maide sick and rats and essary for the men to use. A check by the town for this kind of work in cqmpetition with the company ed. mice died. up also will be made to see if there and the works’ committe of lie by picking up strangers and de The Tolland Grange whist party Dr. Blair began collecting the Regular 25c Regular $1.00 Regular S5c are sufficient picks and shovels and highway department is arranging priving the street railway company Friday evening, November 17, is "Black Widows.” He dissected SEIDLTTZ 1 A Beef, IrcMi & €\ q also enough axes and grub axes for this to be done mainly by men of legitimate fares. expected to provide an evening of Williams’ many of them and looked at their POWDERS .... Wine, pint .... Shaving Cream with which tc provide the men so as not on aid but out of work. “ Street car revenues had been sociabUity. Prizes will be given and poison sacs under microscopes. 57c to get the work going. seriously affected even before the refreshments served. But he still had not solved the COLLAPSES IN STREET To Use M^n Power depression by the growing legiti The first eind second degrees will problem of whether they were 25c BEECHAM’S PILLS ... 15c 75c DOAN’S PILLS ...... 45c 50c YEASTFOAM TABS. . .85c It is the intention to use man Middletown, Nov. 17.—(AP)— mate competition of the private be conferred om^ class ^ candi semous to humans. Two medical power as much as possible. With this Haary Connor, 65, of Long Island automobile,” the statement said. dates at the Tolland Grange Satur students at the imlversity and Mrs. inventory completed and necessary Regular $1.00 Hot Regular 25c City, N. Y., alighted from a Bos "But the depression has inflicted day evening, November 25. The piair offered to allow him to make REG. 75c tools purchased to carry on the ton to New York bus when It stop far more serious blows just as it ladies degree team of Ellington the testa on tuem. Dr. Blair de Water Bottles, C Q Milk of Magnesia Q work, there will be no hold up In the VAPEX ...... 52c ped here today, and a few minutes h u In other lines of business. It has Grange will work the degrees. clined but finally determined to Guaranteed ... O 7 C Tooth Paste . .. 5 / C work when it gets started Monday. Mrs. Mable Luhrsen Cook has later collapsed on the street. necessitated many economies, wide take It himself. Calvert \* ork Goes On A fellow passenger, Dr. Hollister been substituting at the Tolland alterations in the trolley properties Poison Spreads 50c GILLETTE BLADES . . 25c The town’s regulsu outside gang of Bellevue hospital staff, recogniz Savings bank In the absence of After the insect had been per 75c DEXTRO MALTOSE .. .59c lOc Vlck’8 ANTISEPTIC ...6c will continue to work on the culvert and the substitution of bus for rail Miss EUsie Schultze. ed the man as a former patient at services on many lines where the mitted to bite his little finger Dr. over the Hockanum stream In Hil- the institution. At Middlesex hospi Rev. William C. Darby has re Regular 50c Upjohn’s Regular 50c traffic did not justify the expenses Blair said he felt a sharp pain llardville and a few extra men now tal, to which Connor was taken. It turned to North Easton after a few In his hand, which later spread as of rail maintenance. Due to these SUPER D COD Q P- PhilUp’s Milk of REG. 25c 1 C . , * out of work and not on aid will be was said later his condition was days soent with friends in town. far as his shoulder. LYSOL ...... I O C given employment there. There is crltlcaL He was suffering from changes and the fact that the pri Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCray of He thought his symptoms wo\ald LIVER OIL ... O O C Magnesia...... 29c also the work of cutting down the anemia. His Identity was confirmed vate automobile competition has Springfield, have been recent guests end there, but a few moments later reached at least a peu-tial limit, the tree near the home of Robert Rich by papers in his clothing. Connor of Mrs. McCray’s sister, Mrs. L. R. he was seized with violent abdomin 35c LISTERINE ...... 19c 25c MEN’S COMBS ...... 9c 50c IQUIBB’S ASPIRIN .. .S3o mond oi Scuth Main street and had been visiting In Providence. company will be in a much better Ladd. al cramps. His blood pressure sank changing the roadway. position with respect to earnings Raymond Rhodes of Rockville, rapidly, and, In extreme pain, he jicrease In Charity when better times return. Better was a recent guest at the home of Regular 50c. Regular 80c AUTO VICTIM DIES refused narcotics until his reac REG. 65c O Q ^ The work to be done under the times for the rail and bus lines will his brother, James Rhodes, and of tions has been registered on the KOLYNOS COLUMBIA 1 Q ^ Easton, Pa., Nov. 17.— (A P )— be materially delayed, however. If BARBASOL ... O O C emergency relief Is to be paid General Harry C. Trexler, chairman his father John I. Rhodes. electrocardio-graphlc table at the from funds at present com motonsts continue to furnish free TOOTH PASTE 29c POWDER...... l O C of the board of the Lehigh Portland Mr. and Mrs Tortorelis have re hospital. ing from the state, but which transportation for thumbing strang cently installed a gas station at Ttds ordeal over, Dr. Blair went will later be added to by the Cement Company and a widely known banker of Allentown, -Pa., ers, thus taking that business from their home near Leonard’s Comer to oed and spent two days in in WE WILL MEET OR BEAT ANY PRICE ADVERTISED IN THE STATE OF CON civic relief fund from the govern the Uanslt company to which It on the Crystal Lake road. tense suffering despite continued In ment. This meikes possible the re died In a hospital here today of NECTICUT! COME ON AND LET US PROVE THIS BROAD STATEMENT TO YOU. Injuries received In an automobile rightfully belongs. jections of opiates. lease of many of the men now on the “In some parts of the country, to HORACE DODGE QUITS Today he was back at home, town’s charity list. There was an accldvjat. On his way home from New emphEislze the point that those who New York, Nov. 17.—(AP) — weak and pale, but able to eat again increase in the amount of money give free rides to strangers are vio Horace Dodge of Detroit has an for the flwt time since the experi- spent for charity during October York City last night, his car side- wiped s large oil truck and trailer lating their NRA pledges, wind nounced his withdrawal from the and ne v applications are being re shield stickers bearing Blue Eagles American Power Boat Association And, whatever other archologlsts ARTHUR DRUG STORE parked at the side of the highway ceived. and the words, ‘No Riders,’ are be as a result of a squabble over regu may think, Dr. Blair is firmly con- RUBINOW BUILDING PHONES: 3800—3809 Where a person has been on the near here. that the "Black Widow’ He owned one of the largest fruit ing circulated among motorists. lations governing the annual gold list and given charity, then went off Those not only warn away would- cup 8i>eed boat regatta. spider should be given a wide berth the list when work was secured and orchards In the state and his agri is aga -V applying for hdp, a full cultural holdings total more than history is being taken as ^ough it 7,000 acres in Lehigh county. had never before been considered. These will be checked. When the ITTTJ.Fin b y a u t o work starts on Monday men taken Boston, Nov. 17.— (A P )--O ne from this list wfll be pven work man was killed and another criti under the emergency fund, $22,000 cally Injured today by a hit and run of which has already been received. driver who bore down upon them as Helps Town’s Credit they alighted from a street car. The fact that Manchester Is re Abraham Elpsteln, 65, was killed ceiving this assistance aud Is likely and Jacob Short, 62, so seriously to obtain more has helped the cred Injured that his name was placed it of the towm. The notes signed on the danger list at City ho^ltal. last week for $70,000 and sold to Both resided In the Roxbury section Putnam & Company, resulted In the of the city, where the accident oc money being placed to the credit of curred. STEIGEKS STO^B OF spk:ialty show Hartford It’s Our Birthday BUT D E V S T R A P S You Get The Presents! Our 15th Birthday Sale Ends SATURDAY Here’s a Special Item Youll Want On Your Shopping List OF FINE TOBACCO ^andno hose erm Sylklyke Broadcloth It would delight you to open a 5 SHIRTS Lucky Strike and examine the A long, golden strands of fine tobac $1.39 cos. To notice how fully packed - f it is. .. how free from annoying loose ends. Every Lucky Strike \ 3 for $4.00 % is a blend of the world’ s choicest I Turkish and Domestic tobaccos— y. Examine these closely and see for yourself how the finely shredded—long and evenly quality is sewn into them. cut. That’s why every Luckyriraws 1. Collar and Cuffs by hand and lined with un shrinkable material. so easily — burns so smoothly. 2. Sanforized—which means positively no shrinkage. 3. Ocean pearl buttons sewed on tightly. 4. Hand laundered before they come to you. 5. No skimping on material—extra pleats on A lways thejinest taiaceas back. 6. Fun sleeves and cuffs—won’t bind arms, or A lways tk e jm e st worhmmsk ij^ wrists. AlMAX^Zuckies^hue/ BIAIL ANlhTHONE ORDERS nLLED. M a s t e d . '• • X - ■ -J' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRID A Y, NOVEMMJR 17,1988. PAGESEVteR^ 1 V-.- after police said he “lifted” them along with other “jewelry*’ from a STEAMSHIPS SOLD local five and ten cent store. Fairm on t, Minn.—^Millard F in la y Savm for Your CluldronI W A Y mm COST didn’t c a s t a line when he w ent fishing during a gale here, but he went home with fish for dinner. As he was about to turn back re W arn Snow Suits Vessels That Cost $205 a luctantly after deciding the wind was too strong for fishing, an oblig for Winter Ploy ing wave (he says) tossed an ele Ton To Build Disposed Of gant perch at his feet. More follow ed. At $1.50 a Ton. When the wind got too cold for him, he went home, with seven perch the wind had brought in. He'd $ 1.49 prove this by the fish, only they’ve Washington, Nov. 17.— (AP)— Testimony that ten ships, which been eaten. Beal quality at a cost $205 a ton to build, were dis New Kensington, Pa.— Aroused low price! Two posed of by the Shipping Board in by the barking of her pet dog, Mrs. and three • piece 1928 for about $1.50 a ton, today Michael Gehm found her house in ityles. Assorted was entered before the Senate mail flames. She and the dog fled to fabrics. Ages 2 to Investigating committee. safety, but they had been out of the 6. Four - piece Raymond D. Sullivan, vice presi house only a few minutes before the knit, 1 to 8, $1.98. dent of the South Atlantic Steam- dog dashed back in again. All ef Ward’s Dramatic Values in ^ p Company of Delaware, testified forts to call the animal out of the that his concern had bought the ves house failed and he perished in the A Sparkling New Fashion I sels for $3 a deadweight ton. fire. ' It was brought out, however, that Cottage Grove, Ore.— Winter, Our First-^t-the^Season the ships had been operated for the calendar insists, is hardly more than government by the South Atlantic a month away, but residents of this Metal Line of Geor^a, and were turned western Oregon city are enjoying back to the Shipping Board for re either an advance or a throwback of delivery after reconditioning to the spring. Black berries are ripening newly organized Delaware concern on the bush. A dogwood tree is in for operation under a mail con bloom. Wild violets are blossoming. tract. Roses have started to bloom again. CLEARANCE S Chairman Black (D., Ala.), read Worthington, Minn.— Mrs. Carl REGULAR $16.95 ijoard figures showing the total mail Mitchell believes in patronizing Only s dollar for price was $234,930 or about $3 a ton home industries. When she smashed gold or silyer met- and that the repairs' cost was $105,- into a bridge railing near Peoria, al turbans or or $1.49 a ton. smart brimmed 111., enroute to visit relatives in hats with cute veils It was also brought out that two Central Illinois, she promptly tele , vessels bought from the govern . . . bows of velvet phoned Worthington, to have her . . . metal orna ment in 1929 by the Strachan car towed back for repairs—a mere Southern Steamship Company, the ments . . . tnclu. 600 miles. She hasn’t got. the bill In glorious eve Aock of which was acquired by the yet. Sfouth Atlantic company last Febru- ning shades. iry, were purchased for $6,300 or 50 cents a ton; whereas they had cost $5,657,393 to build, Long! Worm! r Black sought agsiin today to ob A Thought tain records of James B. Reynolds, formerly connected with the Repub Even so hath the Lord ordained Flannelette lican National committee, to whom that they which preach the gospel This fall Wards have sold more coats, and E. DockendorfE of the Black Dla- should live of the gospel.—I Corin rnond Steamship Company testified thians, 9:14. Gowns peying $53,000 for advisory services. offered better values than ever before in our Black plans to call Reynolds as Elegance of language must give on as he returns from a trip way before simplicity ’n preaching Sroad the end of this month. sound doctrine.—Savonarola. history! In order to do this Mre bought early No trick to curl your . , . carried tremendons stocks. Now we’re re feet up in these gpwns — they’re 50 in ch es Queer Twists long! Striped, neatly LOANS ducing prices on these same smart styles in trimmed, sizes 16 and o i 17. Priced Low! In Day^s News Let us explain how our helpful an early sale event. Shop and save notcl Buy S-Phes Pahnsos.. . $1.00 service supplies from $10 to $300 Fast color stripes, Willard, Ohio—The overall length Cash to average follrs . . . without flannelette. 15,1(
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3> PAGE EIGHT MANCHSSnra EVIOnNG BBRALD, MANCHESTER, OCUffN^ 7RIDAT, NQVEMBER 17,1988, . 1___ j ____ . ! that two large egge body to iniger thflfi eover the v M a gsooad. WlwseSere to provide for the speedier ooostruo- pleaeant Informality. The Aotoro* meat, figure dlatirI|F0trr Dinner OPh, now at the Botal weight MuroouBoee and that it telae may OS eaueedipy the whole slluaHea Is aanddlsd 19 tloa ef the aorely needed artery. Woodstodc, is tbe place where job about eight toige egge to equal cos tloo. Thtoe to by qn — itm n M w ttt. t t e t the.- oom - Meantime the federal government, ■EAtTH-DIET ADVICE pound of toen mefit FreHi egge lieved in hy aoBH^ Euptitn^ flrraii^ less performers taka turns waiting mualtles m ist share the cost of aocordi^ to Archibald McNeil, table and are served free meals. BY DR FRANK MeCOY are a pure food and we have do one Ede mahse PUBL.1SHSD BY T B a And Broadway's biggest stars take proof ^ t any dtoeaee has ever tha side nsaraet the the enterprise. (fiialrman of the State Public Worlds Qneetloae la regard to .Health aod Diet m nwAt^n P R iN T lN O COMt>AKT, XMC turns appearing in the show. been carried to human beingB by ease, the eure would be thteugh tail ' II Bt«Mll lltrMt Another dlsi^pointmwit? Boas- Advisory Board, stands ready to ad will be sasw4rad hy Ur. MeCoy who can means of egge. You are peneotly ing well-balanced- Enigiieejand «td ItanvtiMtar. Conn^ he ■drtressed In cart at this paper. Bd- THOMAS FEHOMSON thing else to he misunderstood and vance thirty per cent of the coet of safe in eating an egg that tastes mg everything to help JMM Jtocuui 0«D«ral Manager eloee stamped, setf-addrsesed eavelop% good has no bad odor. tloo. T mlaintetpreted and muddied? Some the highway if tha project is sub BEHIND THE SCENES IN for reply. Tbe food iron in tbe egg yolk to Founded October 1, IMI thing more to bewilder and handi mitted by either the state of Con I in a* forin eepeoially prepa^ bv fWItn* DoaoiSil Published Every Evening Except Sundays ana Holidays Entered at the cap local authorities and to bring necticut or Fairfield County as one EOGS HAVE MANY USES . 'their teeth, but because tbey like Nature for supplying the chick with QuemUmS Mr. l!S S m t e h 4 ^ "WUl you please advtoe tys lunf Post Office at Mancbeater. Coaa. as half a doses eonllicttng sets of or for Inunedlate operatioiL Neither IN DIET. 7 the iron neeid^ to build red blood Second Class Mall Matter. them. cells, emd bis value Is retained cftdn a person could gtw biodi SLBSCRIPa'ION RATOS ders in a 'wsdc? StUi another good state nor county can enter upon in Bome(^, to provide tbe family Eggs form a tery valuable addi when the egg yolk to taken into transfusione In an ordinary atate <8 ^ One Year, I - mall ...... intentloo gone to make hot pave qach a compact with the federal tbe human body. It to not sur b^th without its being »i Per Month, by mall ...... I -CO Johnson Faces Tough Job In Re with eggs, the husband bunts for tion to the diet, since tbey provide Single copies ...... ••••$ .1.01 m ent? government without - Legislative u* with one of the finest forms of prising that egge are a body-build to phyeicai conditions?’’ Delivered, one year .••••t****** 11.00 selling N R A . . . CAoqiw. To Help turtle 'eggs buried three feet under ing food, linoe from the food ele Answer: Giving the blood authorization. Transients in Effort to "Oome protein we can obtain. Tbe whole If so, win beyond any questioB, sand. ’These turtle eggs are very ments found In the egg, the baby blood transfuMons to not a hec.^.,^ m e m b e r of t u b a s s o c ia t b o B ack” .... Cloee Watch Kept on eggs contain about 12 per cent pro- Thirty per cent of the cost of the large and only the yolk is eaten. In ful occupation and is Unble to prevg PRESS we can thank our friends of ^ a . O d d Mines. tem. The en yolk is rich in fat, chick to able to build bto whole body The Associated Press is esolasieeir F. of X* who, down there in Wash Merritt Highway would be, it Is an Austria and Hungary, an effort is provides us with vitamin A and -also emerging from the shell beelthy and injurious at any ume. aunw Sb entitled to tbe use for repobllcatlon people bave been found who ticipated, about five million defilars. By BODNEY DUTCHER being made to cure goitre bf sup with a substance which is of value lively. The only wav we can im of all news dispatobes credited to it ington, are throwing a succession plying a large amount of Iodine In in nourishing the nerves. ’The white prove on eggs for food to to use the do this fo r a otmeiderable i« or not otbervrlse credited to this This ,flve million dollars the high Herald Washington OorrespoDdent iaper and also tbe local newe pnb« of monkey wrenobee into the ma tbe food to hens, who then lay eggs o f the egg when beaten, has tbe pow unfertile cnee, which keep better ot time, but it to very w« f way commlssloiyer and the governor and to alm ost sure to mmO to a weans Ished herein. chinery because they can sense Washington, Nov. 17 — General containing five himdred times as er of becoming light nsd frothy and than those who are fertile. All rights of republtcatlon of are apparently determined to fore much iodine as the ordinary egg. for this reason, the cook adds egg Since egge are lacking in bulk enmg 01 the wboie system. special dispatobes herein are also re nothing and sea nothing but high Johnson’s western barnstorming In America, a new movement has whites to fruits to inake fruit whips. and In tbe alkaline elements, it to e served. wages that must forever remain go. Not only does their policy pre tour to sell NRA is more than a been started to let poultrymsn know There to no reason to serve eggs good plan to make good these defl- (O raagee.) Full service client of N B A Ser theoretloal so long as tbe country vent the employment of a great the sams way day after day as they Question: Mrs. nareh J. vice, Inc. mare effort to appease dissatisfied that "contented bens" caM for and ctencles by using non-starchy vege is full of idle and hungry men who many men at a time of the utmost fed in best iweslble way. lay eggs may be prepared in a variety of tables in the diet. The vegetablee "Would eating too away farmers. NRA Is under firs on other oauee my fingernails to oeoonW aotx\ Publisher's Representative: Tbe urgency but it deliberately saddles fronts and the administration, dis which have i better food value and ways and may be coddled, soft-boil may be used at another mem of tbe want Jobs and to whom fifteen dol i eat on# orange In the morning Julius Mathews Special Agency—New turbed, derided on a major coimter- also a finer flavor than other eggs. ed, poached, and made into omelete. same day or at the same meal aa York Chicago. Detroit and Boston. upon'tbe people of this state five one or two at night before re lars a week means more than a propsganda campaign. In the laboratory, it has been found Comb) ted with milk, eggs make tbe egge, if you wish. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF hundred means to a labor agitator. million dollars of expanditure which Reaction to Johnson’s attack on that the vitamin D in tbe egg yolk whofeeome custards. Eggs are I would suggest that you serve X also eat quite a lot ClRrUl.ATIuNS Would that oauee it?” Tbs dsfistfonist advisers of the the federal government Is willing to H e^ Ford, which was backed by varies and depends on whether tbs most easi^ digested when cooked egge regularly as you may be sure ben is fed tbose foods which furnish slightly soft and are hardest to di that properly prepared egge are e Answer: Using too much eugaf The Herald Prlntl..g Company, Ino., Roocevelt administration are being assume. Presideot Rooesvelt himself, has vitamlB D sad on bow much sun- gest when fried bard enough to be healthful tood. oar deplete your blood of its assumes no financial responsibility Tbe expense of a special session been a little sour. Some administra for tyDograpbloa. errors appearing In shown the door. Now if Mr. Roose tion folks have chalked up an error ■hins it gets. When produced un come leathery. Most people find aiiuume reserve and this atiffh} advertisements In tbe Manchester cause tbe eoftening ot your finger^ velt will also b^ilsh from his coun of the General Assembly, called for for "tbe glnneral,’’ feeling that he der favorable conditions, egg yolks that tbey are able to use one or QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Evening Herald. two eggs a day with benefit and I nails. ’The oranges cannot bur| cil every official and member of the the specific purpose of providing for should have waited for a mors are a good source of vitamin D, would suggest that they be used (One Side Larger Than the Other). and, In fact, if you use otaages FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 17, 193* Merritt Highway construction at clean-cut case against the autonoo- ranking next after cod liver oil. As A. F. of L. we tOMy get somewhere. blle manufacturer. this is the vitamin which helps to by everyone, in addition to tbe other Question: C. Q. O. writes: "One properly, they should help in ooi« CIVIL WORKS MUDDLE once, would be completely negligible *1116 effort to make support of build strong teeth, we find that den protein used, such as flab or meat. Bide of my body seems larger then recting yxmr trouble. in comparison to this five million NRA a patriotlo duty, reminiscent tists are recommending that you In bujdng eggs, the beet grade tbe other. What could cause this, ------i It took many unnecessary months ECONOMIC WISDOM. dollars which tbe governor and the of war days, is somewhat bogged. eat one or twC eggs each day. How are calM "specials”, next come the and what can I do about it?" A third of the womea’e Hwed for tbe Roosevelt administration to Tbe Hearst pfoss bombards tbe re ever, the reason most people eat “Etotras", and then thC "Standard" Answer: Exact measurements will produced ia 1982 were meaufaotur* The address of E. Kent Hnbbard commissioner are determined to arrive, as tbe treasury changes now covery organisation dally and eggt to net to cure goitre, or to help gj-ade. In comparing eggs with usually show that one side of the ed la Maeeaohueette. j to the Conneetieut Manufacturers throw away. many Republican newipapers are Indicate that it has, at a definite Association at New Haven yester It is no wonder that after Dr. anticipating the party attack ex recognition that recovery cannot be day undoubtedly contained many Cross apd Mr. Macdonald got pected in Uie next Congress. Rep achieved in this country without resentative James M. Beck, G. O. P. truths, particularly in relation to through talking to the Planning pundit, has let loose a slashing currency inflation. It has taken just the lu k of consideration displayed Association that body promptly, attack on constitutionality of tbe as many unnecessary months, and at \^^shington for tbe actual abil and in the presence of the two offi- recovery act. unfortunately it may take still Hostility of steel and other big ity or inability of industries to ooo- rials adopted a resolution demand more, to convince the President and interest* is recognized. NRA people form to requirements of the NRA ing an extra session. in tbe field have reported an in his associates that, imder any such formulated by theorists and prompt creased dlagruntlement. Capital system or set up as that of the thinks labor is getting too much, ed to no small extent by labor agi American Federation of Labor, or and vice versa. tators and people primarily inter Confusion of policy i^t Washlng- ganized labor cannot be permitted ested in mollifying discontented IN NEW YORK tim headquarters irks ihany bum- to dictate recovery policies to the agriculture. If Mr. Hubbard had ness men, who tall sad stories extent now allowed without ruining about visits here in attempts to confined himse)f te this partieular By PAUL HARRISON or very gravely Impeding the re learn things. Altogether, Warhorse aspect of the- NRAHto conditions Johnson haa a job on his bands. turn of normal conditions. New York, Nov. 17.—While con On which he and his associates are Of all the fine schemes for indus trolled conviviality lurks just Sniffs for BoDltt absolutely qualified to speak— bis trial stimulation that have been around the comer with December 5 Special Assistant William C. speech might have been an extreme Bullitt, State Department mys evolved there is Just one which ap and formal repeal, the hot-spots are ly effective one and perhaps might tery man, has been a frequent parently is working exactly as was making hey-hey while the sun unheralded visitor to the White have attracted serious attention in originally planned and that is the shlnee. The lid has come off with a House lately in advance of tbe the very quarters to which it was loud pop, and the resulting effer Litvinov conferences. He is Roose only one in which organized labor directed. vescence is reminiscent of the clos velt’s special Russian adviser, but was not allowed to Interfere—the ing days of tbe previous era—^just State Department career men re atizens Conservation Corps, better When however, Mr. Hubbard took before prohibition. gard him aa an outsider and still known as the Forestry Army. the grotmd that there should be Practically every club is serving an'.ff at him. . . . Governor Gifford drawn a sharp line between what liquor openly; so are many of the Pinchot; on a recent visit to his The magnificent Public Works taverns and tap-rooms, and some of friend Roosevelt, asked federal be called politics and economics be Administration plan, by which it the better hotel dining rooms. troops for Pennsylvania coal strike was expected that hundreds of seems to ns to have gone com^etsr Speakeasies are taking the latches areas. Such action would have off their doors. Everyone seems of dramatic effect and would save the thousands of workers would be em ly astray. It is impossible to in terpret this tn any other way than the opinion that there is considera- state money on militiamen. Roose ployed before this, has been held Uy more liberty and license now velt turned down the proposal . . . up imconsdonably. Washing^ton hems as a demand that government con thui there will be after repeal. Federal employes complain that fine Itself to the rendering serv and haws over this failure and For example, the "Merry-Go- Uncle Sam saves thousands of-dol ices and to attending to matters of £ 000(1”, Yridoli not so kmg ago lars in interest by frequent delays vaguely attributes it to the vast wos being raided with dle- in paying salaries. Recent squawks policing, and leave the ciirrent of amount of preparatory detail. The oooraglng regularity, now is one have come from the Government ecmiomio forces to the eontrol of ef the places which win admit Printing Office and the Agricultural THANKSGIVING SALE real cause lies in the reluctance of chance—or perhaps of a small group anyone fnmi your Aunt Minnie Adjustment Administration. states and municipalities to engage shrewd enough and cohesive enough to a sigtat-s^ng prohibitiaii in large scale imdertsJdngs, even agent. This is 'the establlsh- Camps For Transients and ruthless enough to control 9i with money loaned by the federal ment,
for his team by the aerial route. He NOTTS MSSES GAIN has hiu-led an even 100 passes for a gain of 099 yards, oompletlnf 48 of his attempts for an average gain of TOTAL OF 999 YARDS 23 1*4 yards. Fordham Picked to Beat Oregon Std^ dKLLY WITH CUBS Detroit, Nov. 17.—(AP)—Statis- Galveston, Texas, Nov. 17.—(AP) ticitee today decided Doug Nott, —Mike Kelly, manager of the Jer the University of Detroit’s forward sey a ty club of the International Old Glory Trotting MICHIGAN h a : passer was a vertiable one man of league last season said last night 1STIC FRAY FEATURES fensive. he would be with 'he Chlcsigo Cubs During the titans seven games next year in the capacity of coach. thus far this year, Nott has gained A successor ^to Kelly at Jersey City RANGERS FIRST VICTO Sale Opens Nov, 28 EDGE OVER just under three quarters of a mile had not been announced here. — (Special) ^^Goshen, N. Y.; Fred Egan. Lexlng- The weak -effense ttos T rojau New York, Nov. 17 shown so far*^ gives the N —Thirty-ninth in an unbroken 1^ . ton, Ky., and others. Grid Expert Names Pttt to Rookie JeanlW e Disphys WESLEYAN IN LAST Cane’s Horses outfit an all but lAviaifala edge. . nual series, the Old Glory sale, 1988 The Good Time Stable owned by Prlnoeton-Nayy —Ptincetm^s * Talent With Fists as BATTLEJE SEASON edition, wiU o ^ its doors Novem William H. Oane, of Haokeseack, N. Top Nebraska, Georfia to beaten Tigers nils prenounosd Our Weather Predictions ber 28to for a two-day auction of J., and Ooshen, has annouaoed that oritea and deserved^ toe aristocracy of American trot all but two of ita hoiMe more than ^odue-Iowa — The World Champs Defeat Red ting horses. two years old will be sflld Nov. 38-89 Whip Anbom, Priaceton should win but Iowa undoubi Game With Rochester Also Old Madison Square Garden was at the Old Glory. In explaining his wlU put up a strenuous argument, si Were More Than Right— toe scene of the Inaugural Old dispersal of a g ^ horses, Mr. Cane, Duke-North Carolina — Wb Wings, 2-1; Black Hawks Glory In 1899, h u t’ever since 1980 who is well-known tor hiz promotion to Troonce Nary, Ham rd records point to another triumph l|y For It’s Been The Coldest Mid-November Marks End of Oberiand- the blue ribbon auottoB has been of the 150,000 Hambletcmlan Stake, unbeaten Duke. In More Than 40 Years Whip Senators, 2-1. held at Squadron “A” Armory, declared that hit blue and g(M to Orwreome Brown. Colgate-Syraouae — B yract^s o t^ h & -i 94to Street and Madieoo Avenue. colors would be raced only in the been too Inconsistent this as er’s Coaching Career. ’This years sale, aeoordlng to B. J. oolt Masses and futurities. warrant any prediction 'Tranter, its manager, will substitute Foreign buyers will descend upon tory over Colgate. it YOU NEED A WARM By HUC« 8. FULLERTON, JR. quality for quanUty in the parade the auetloa In force with By HERBERT W. BARKER Chlcago-tUlnolB—The mini look (AsaooUtad Pr«M Sporta Writer.) Middletown, Conn., Nov. 17—BJn- far superior. ■ ^ tralning for Rochester, N. Y., early around the ^bark. considerable probability that g^d New' York, Nov. 17.—(A P y— Btggeet OonsignmAit from abroad will try to ou^iitwsigh New York, Nov. 17—(AP) — An Tulane-Kentuoky — Tulanem ao amm One of the National Hockey this morning, the Wesleyan Uni Walnut Hill Farm, Lexington, American doUars in purchasing the other banner array of big time played winning footbaU sines since Jjk League’s new. rookie crop, Jean versity footbaU team will wind up Ky., will have toe largest consign cream of the trotting and pacing games oomplleated by tradition and stopped fumbling and the g ie e n ^ PUBle of the New Yoric Rangers, its 19M football season tomorrow ment stabled at the Armory with world up for sale. Last year, some all the uncertainties that traditional are favored. OVERCOAT seems 810*6 to become a popular afternoon when It faces the Uni 96 yearlings oxinied and combed to of the best harness steppers ts rlvalrlss bring, presents the puzsl^ Picks The T*r*lT**f ~ favorite if he can only play the versity of RbChester eleven for their go under the hammer. Hanover America were sold across the water, fcotball fan some nice problems this Dartmouth -ComeU — Old r i v ^ brand of hockey demanded by the annual contest in toe Rochester Shoe Farms, Hanover, Pa„ is ship with The Marchionees, Hamble- week. On the basis of what has oc these, with Dartmouth ^parett% big league. stadium. And this game will also ping 67 head to the ude, o< which tonian victor, preceding her broth curred so far, the prospects for the the better team this season. s( FROM HOUSE’S NOW! Shows Tistio Talent wind up toe football career of Coach 50 are yearlings headed by Law ers and sisters abroad before the major clashes line up something like Washlngton-U. C. L. A. — TMs Pusie, a big fellow who came up Andrew James Oberiander, the rence Hanover, brother of Hanover's Old Glory. this: Washington outfit beat Stanford Rt from the Vancouver Maroons» her sandy-haired Dartmouth flash who Bertha, 1:59%, Charlotte Hanover, Mary Reynolds Out Fordham Has Edge home and was trounced 83-0 ~~ alded as a comedian, a rough and made foothajl history on toe In 1 :5914, and Miss Bertha Hanover, Mary R ey ^d s, owned by W. N. Fordham-Oregon State—A slight California at Berkeley. The tumble artist who once tried pro dians’ battle groxmd back in 1926 2 :00. Reynolds, Wlnaton-Salsm, N. C., is Isanlng toward Fordham can be ex- me’s at Seattle, inures a tl: fessional wrestling as a sideline and and who, for the past four years, Among other leading farms and not up for sals even though a top ^ained by the Rams apparent Hot for Washington. I came out with a cauliflower ear to has trained Wesleyan elevens and stables which will be well repre rloe might be secured for her foi- superiority on the attack. aNorthwestsm-Notre Dame—A tps show for it, as a scoring star, al developed the stars of the Cardinal sented at the Old Glory this year E>wlng a great string of victories Mlchlgah-Minnesota—The crucial looks like the best bet in this matCih ready has made good with the fans gridiron. For “Jim,” a coach re are E. M. Stout. Pontiac, Mich., the climaxed by the Hambletonian. hurdle for Michigan’s undefeated between fumbUng, unoertste in one of those categories. spected by those who have played estate of W. H. Nelson, Mt. Klsco, Brown Ber^, tbe property of J. I. and untied Wolverines who rate a elevens. Notre Dame’s running sA- Playing in the Rangers’ first under him, will jhortly forsake his N. Y.; W. F. (Daton, Syracuse, N. Y.; Lyle, Plainfield, N. J., will not go narrow edge on toe rested Gophers. tack, at least as far as tbe ten yaid home game last night, Pusie didn’t place as a football mentor to be toe Josedale Estates, Indianapolis, under the hammer either, although Pltt-Nebraska — 'Their own na line, is more powerful. have much cbimee to show his come a full-fledged M. D. when he Ind.; Peninsular Farms, Fremont, he, too, won fame by proving Mary tional aspirations ruined, the iPitt Harvard-Brown—A close game la hockey ability in a close, bard leaves for Cleveland to commence O. *, Arden Homestead Farm,Reynolds’ most p sr^ te n t rival. Panthers nope to wreck Nebraska's prospect but maybe this is the spot fought game that brought the world his intemeshlp In toe Lakeside perfect record anu looks slightly for Harvard to begin to click. champions a 2 to 1 victory over the stronger In this clash of evenly Denver-Utah—It doesn’t look now Detroit Red Wings. But he played hospital. as If Denver could atop the Cham- In preparation for this closing stadium In the first major boxing matched elevens. the leading role In a brief flAtic program of the Chicago season. (3eorgla-Aubvini — Most footbaU pion Indians. ' flurry that was one of the high episode of his activity on the foot Texaa-Texaa Christian — An Im ball field, Coach Oberlander has not CINCINNATI REDS His more expensive ohampionshlp, observers are content to string spots of the game. The big and the lightweight title, will not be di along with Georgia’s undefeated portant clash in the topay-tain^ rather awkward defense player put his men through any stiff work rectly involved. The stubby Boston B i^ o g s . southwest conference cam pal^ dashed into a mlzup and came out outs, and ordered no scrimmage Oregon By A Hair with Texas rated slightly ahei^ sessions for the past week’s pro DO SOME SWAPPING battler probably will *^welgb In at with Eddie Qoodfellow, big Detroit 189, while the champion will scale Southern Callfomia-Oregon — Columbla-LiaFayette— There’s no center, as his opp<»ent. gram. Practice consisted mostly of There’s no tougher on< on the Ust. choice here but Colxunbla. They were separated before any* light signal drill and polishing up as much as three pounds less. damage b€ul been done, but out in of toe aerial attack which worked the saddle of the rink, Pusis peeled so sm ooth Ih last week’s victory Get Two Pirates in Exchange off the discolored cap be wore, over WilUa^ms—a game which has tossed aside bis gloves and waded in put Wesleyan In line for 1988 Little again. It took the combined efforts Three honors. for H ed ” Incas and Ont- of three or four players and a The starting lineup will probably referee or two to subdue him. find Leoutsacoa, Macinnea, Burton fielder Roettger. Winter Certainly Has Arrived Is Turning Point and Johnson in the backfleld, Brown ’The fight turned out io be one of and Frost at ends, Burt and Wal the turning points of the game, lace at tackles, Berrien and Bart Galveston, Texas, Nov. 17.—^Lar- which saw the Rangers cbhlk up lett at guards, and Fyerly at'“cen ry MacPhall, soon expected to be In Full Force-Bright and Early their first victory of the new season ter. named president of toe down-trod and Wings drop back into second den Cincinnati Reds of the Nation pl8M% in the American division al League, today announced tbe You’re goings to have one of the longfest seasons while Pusie and Goodfellow were acquiring, through a trade, of Tony •• • • — serving major penalties, the Piet, second baseman and Adam for the use of an Rangers’ famous Cook-Boucher Jine Comorosky outfielder. got into action and scored the Jlrst Local Sport In exchange for these two Pi goal. A few minutes later they tal rates, toe Reds sent to Pittsburgh lied again and the rest of the time toe veteran pitcher, Charles F. OVERCOAT Detroit was trying to catch up. Chatter “Red” Lucas and Walter Roettger, ’The Chicago BlacShawks mean outfielder. MacPhail declined to that you have seen in many years. while went to the top of the di say if uiy cash was Involved. vision, turning back the Ottawa The Rangers basketball team will This trade, one of the major Senators 2-1. It was Ottawa’s first hold a meeting tonight at the Start Out Right By Getting One Of School Street Rec at 6:45. The pur swaps since the 1983 season ended, defeat of the year and left three came on the third and final day of clubs deadlocked for the (Canadian pose of this meeting is to make toe thlrty-seconr cuinual convention Our Fine Coats—Priced Economically division lead. The other two, the final settlements before toe season of the National Association of Pro Montreal Maroems and New York Is opened. The Rangers will hold a practice session Tuesday night at fessional Baseball leagues. Americans, played a 2-2 tie, at Mon Havt g adjusted all their amend —That Will Wear To Your Satisfac treal. 7 o’clock. ments to toe major-minor league Battle To Tie The Trojans basketball team is agreement and toe major-minor tion. Hooley Smith was the outstand league rulet. yesterday, today’s final ing player in a rather dull encoun requested to report for practice at the Rec at one o’clock Saturday af session was for toe formality of ac ter between the Maroons and Amer' cepting Dan Hill of Asheville, N. C., leans, figuring in both Montreal ternoon. All players are requested to report promptly without fail. as a member o.' toe executive com Fine Fabrics goals he almost got several other mittee, which is the governing tallies but since be didn’t the body of minor leagues. Hill will Amerks were able to gain a draw The Pawnees A. C. football team Quality will hold a practice tonight in back serve as representative of idl class when George Patterson notched a B, C and D leagues. He succeeds and np goal less than three minutes before of toe •manager’s house on Wood Workmanship Men’s and Young Men’s toe finish. land street at 6:00 o’clock. Coach Dale Gear of Topeka, Kansas. ‘Ted” McCarthy requests that all players report on time because there will be a special meeting after prac OVERCOATS $16 .5Q up tice. The manager of toe team will, Recreation Center give a report on toe meeting that was held Wednesday night at toe Ho c k e y $ and up East Side Recreation building on SUITS 22.50 By Associated Press Sports what was said about toe series Lattonal Lesgne Boys’ OVERCOATS $ 1 3-SO up which is to be played this Sunday. New York Rangers 2, Detroit 1. 11 to 18 Years. West Side Beo. N<^tos All players must be there, no ex Montreal Maroons 3, New York winter ’There will be a meeting next Mon cuses are to be made, come snow Americans - (tie). day evening at 6:80 p. m. at toe or rain. Oaoadiao-Amerlcan League West Side Rec, for toe fpllowlng Providence 1, New Haven 0. SWEATERS UNION SUITS $ 0 .5 0 up men and anyone else interested in The Eagles football team will Tonight’s Sohednle Children’s Overcoats playing in t^e West Side basketball practice tonight at toe reir of toe National and Canadlan-Amerlcan 3 to 10 Years league: Eddie Werner, Irving Bon Ami plant. All members are leagues, no games scheduled. Quinn, H. Cordy, F, Brlmley, Fred requested to be present. $2*45 and up $ 1.50 and up Blssell, Dick Hagenow, W. Sargent, W. Ford, T. Hagenow, H. Haefa, The meeting of toe Rec Senior Mackinaws $0.50 up Dave McConkey, Frank Mahoney, basketbaU officials and team mana Keep warm with a Howard Brown, E. Salomonson, gers scheduled for tonight been Maroon, Green and Blue Mike Borowskl, P. Waddell, Stewart istponed until Monday night at toe ^ to(S»l Strbet Rec at 7:30 p. m. At Leather Jacket Vennert, George May, Austin Bls- that time the final details of the selJ, and Splrito Vesco. that win keep out chill Pool ToaiHameiit league will be drawn up. Team FURNISHINGS managers are reminded to file play By A s a rd a ^ Press Winter winds. The West Side Rec pool tourna ers list at toe Recreation office with Young Men’s ment will s t ^ Nov. 25 and anyone Camden, N. J.—Stanley Pinto, WINDBREAKERS Director Frank Busch or J. Bennet Ravenna, J^ebraska, defeated Rudy Corduroy Pants who wishes to enter and has not as CHune, no later than Friday night W oolen...... $4.00 and up yet doi^e so. is requested to get his Dusek, Omaha. b»A) out of three L eather...... $7.50 and up In All ^ Q and up The announcement that toe Rec name on the dotted line before next Five will not be represented on the falla. Suede...... $5,50 and up Colors e U U 'Hiursday evening. The following: en- basketball court wUl most likely ^ e s have been received: Class A: mean that the league will operate on Walter Wilkinson, Stewart Vennert, Tuesday and Saturday nights. ROSS TO RISK TTfLE GLOVES Beach Coats, Dave McConkey, (cordon Fraser, UnUned, Hugo Benson, Earl Blssell, Eddie Casey’s Hicks court quintet will Beach Vests . .$2.50 Werner, Frank 'Mahoney Bert practice at toe West Side -Rec to AT CHICAGO TONIGHT McConkey. Those who Imve entered morrow night at 7 o’clock and all $1.95 *”$4.00 $4.50 to $6.00 Class B: Walter Ford, C. Morrison, members are requested to be on F. Salomonson, F. Brimley, T. Ck)le Oiicago, Nov. 17.—(AP)—Bar Wool and SST $2.00 hand at that time. ney Roes will risk the Jtoilor welter- Wool 0 Q f 1% and np Hank Haefs, Steve McAdams, E $iik and Wool Steckholz, Tommy Hagenow, H The West Sides football team wlU *weight ebampionship, lesser of his Lined, a P ^ o O U Men’s and Boys’ two worid titles t . u - . r AnVilCTlBieiligWT—. I ADVBBTISEMBNT— MORGAN ON VISIT FIRE CHIEF TO TALK CHMSIUSUtllTS & % Y. Stocksiocal ■r TO THE PRESIDENT TOSTjHARrSCLDBJ HEREUEJSSORED Adams Exp — ...... 8 % by PirtBwn ft Ca.) Speak on Preventim at A ir Reduc ...... 1 0 6 Onferml Ebw, Hartfori, Oona. M eeting o i Toong Mot Mon A laska J u n ...... 28% But What lliey Disaissed A llegheny ...... 8 % IP . M. Steoka Qiamber Honey day N ight Ailed Chem ...... 140% kmimn$ A m Can ...... 95 Mr. Rubinow is back from New Stoeka Have 3TOU hoard baout Mrs. WasNotDiviilfedtr Hiite Am Coml A lco ...... 51% Bid Asked Has Bieci Secired to CSou^^h’s home cooking? It’s deli York this week,and he’s right in Chief Albert Foy of the South Am F or P o w ...... 10% Manchester.^ Fire Department will (top Nat Bank ft Trust 9 13 cious. Her pumpkin and mince step with fashion, if not one step Am Rad St S ...... 13% (totm. R iver ...... 450 — speak' at the regular meeting of the pies are especially good and try one ahead—stop in and see the stun House Reporters. A m Sm elt ...... 48 First National of Htfd. — 110 Fm anceP^]^ of her fruit cakea Dial 4342. ning two tone triik dresses he St. Mary's Young Men's club, to be Am Tel and T el ...... 122% Htfd. k ;‘ MANCHESTER EVENING HERACD, MANOu ES'IER, OONN^ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17,19S9. 9jm friends throufliout the tobaeeo counlo to rtvonfo whot Mo oenrtd- IWL Ht roe# to FAiE SOUCITORS LEQON CIRCUS DRAWS growing septlon of Manchester and HOSHTAL NOTES KIDNAPRS MURDER srsd aa iajuitloo dons blf fOtlMv. of aU dtjr traAo THRUSTS KNIFE South Windsor. poet ba davriopad « He married in this country and of aebod trifflo aqoadi BOirl ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD was assisted in his work by Ms Mrs. Annie Kradss, of 67 Union SON OF RICH MAN A f«w mootlu aft«r WM ■utonooJ to lift imprlMDiMot In many dtlaa. wife. Fotu* children were bom to the street; Mrs. Louise Sullivan, of 46 SEEK FUND HERE in Saa Quontln for murdor, Mri. Bsalf aeufht aiaotlOB INFO STOMACH maniage, all at whom survive him, Cooper street; Miss MsreoUa Lavlns, More Than 500 Attend Open* (Oontinaed from Page Oae) AUm Tborpo Luoioo w m gUta la a law aoforeaaMDt as does ills wife. T ^ children arc: of Rockville and Mrs. Margaret ever aiaoa has boaa ing Performance and Ap Dwyer, of 409 North Main street, the bath tub of bar ftaaford cam- Anna, who will be 14 on February ua boma laat Mamorial Day. Wlth- his capipalgB pladf a plaud Many Thrillinif Act*. TO TAKE LIFE 28, next, Nettle, age 11; Cbarlee, 7 were admitted to tbs hospital jrss- Mrvice station, and Thurmond, un Red Cross Canvassers Have terday. til, recently employed by an oil £ a f aw houra lim lf to<4c bar and Salvatore, 6. He was a member widower, David A. L a m a ^ Itaa- Of all new automobllea, 62 An audience estimated at more (Oontinaed from Page One) of St. John’s Lithuanian Lodge of Miss Juliet Dytko, of 86 Walnut company, are memiiers of respected Santa Clara county families. ford Unlveraitv preaa executive, lato cent are bought by persona bm than 500 persons attended the open Hartford. ’The arrangements for the street, was discharged yesterday. Receipts and Stickers to No suspicion was directed toward cuetody. la the face of wldaipread a yearly InooaM of leaa tbaa |8,i ing of the American Legion indoor the attempt to kill himself. 'There funeral have not been completed, Mrs. James Altken, of 609 Bum- them, Sheriff Emlg said, until the remooetranoo, tbe aberiff blmaelf circus at the State Armory last was a carpenter's hammer on but it wlU be held Monday morn side avenue. East Hartford, was telephone call to the Hart home swore to tba murder eomplalat Issue. night and roundly applauded the work bench and be first used this, ing. given emergency treatment at tbs hospital this morning for a dog bits was quickly traced and Thurmond agalnat Lamaoa three daya later. seventeen acts presehted by Wal using the claw end of the hammer Now Lamaoa la la condeoined row on her right hand. 'Th^ patient was was found In the garage booth. lace Brothers, Typical circus acts to hack at his head, 'There were no of Saa Quentla, aentenced to death. Reports of fraudulent solicitation were offered and thr crowd seemed stains on the hanuner head but the discharged following treatment. Holmes’ wife, after hearing of his arrest, went to the home of a * Aaother Myet^ SOCONY well pleased with the program. claws and handle showed stains of FORMER PASTOR HERE by fake representations of the Red sister In Stockton, taking with her The circus will be continued to blood. Nearby wa> an axe. Using The trial of Antone Serpa, 28, ac Cross, caused R. K. Anderson, chair the CO pie’s two children, David, 6, RANGE AND night and two performances will be the blunt end oi the axe, he con cused of tbe fatal sbootlng of Leon ACCEPTS NEW CAU and Joyce, 5 Ira B. L ugdon, a man of the current Red Cross Roll given tomorrow, the first in the tinued to hack away at his bead, MOB LYNCHES NEIUIO; ard Ramonda, ranch foremaa, waa Stockton attorney, announced he FUELOIL Call campaign, to issue warnings to afternoon and the second in the eve blood stains and hair being found postponed yeaterday until Emlg baa had been retalifed by her to repre townspeople not to make donations ning. on the axe. ’The entire hancUe was Rev. C. M. Calderwood to Be • NO REASON FOR ACT finished his work on the Hart case. Prompt DeliveryJ to canvassers, unless the latter can also covered with blood. sent Holmes. 'The sheriff tracked Serpa from tbe provide a receipt and a Red Cross Walks Up Stairs in Charge of Church In Ven Hart’s parents were reported scene of the crime in the isolated sticker in return. All bona fide Mr. Cbaponis started from ' the tura, California. prostrated by grief. The elder Hart moimtaln region and said be obtain Dial 6282 workers in the drive possess these SEN. PinM AN PREDICTS Greenville, 8. C., Nov. 17— (AP) fainted when he was notified by ed an admission of guilt. cellar, walked up the narrow stairs —George Green, middle-aged negro, materials. Rev. Charles M. Calderwood who Max Blum, a close friend, that his Still in his thirties, Emlg has been which opened into the kitchen. It was taken from his home at Taylors It has been reported to the Cham SILVER BACKED MONEY was in the Idtchen that he picked for several years was pastor of the son was dead. a peace officer for scarcely a dozen SCMALLER’S ber office that a canvasser is making near here early today by a band of years. He started as a traffic officer up the knife. Members of the fam Second Congregational church here men robed in white, shot and left the rounds asking for donations to ily were aroused by the groans and has written 'The Herald telling of CLE'VER DETECTIVE in the San Jose police department in the Red Cross without leaving a re (Oontinaed from Page One) dying. coming downstairs, assisted him to the call he has Just received from Authorities said they knew of no San Jose, Cal., Nov. 17— (AP) — ceipt or a sticker, a practice that a chair. While in the chair he as the CJommunity church in 'Ventura, Mysterious crimes have quickly lost the .silver problem the study he reason for tbe slaying of the negro. leads Red Cross officials to believe sumed a leaning position. ’The fam California. He Is at present in Semta their element of mystery In San that a fraudulent attempt is being would like to have given it; in this They were conducting an Intense in ily started to attend the wounds on Barbara, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Calder Jose county during the three years made to secure funds. period when his mind and his body vestigation, spurred on by indigna bis head and a call was sent to wood during their residence here William J. Emlg has been sheriff. All workers in the drive have been tion of citizens in the community. are burdened with problems of such William Quish by his daughter made many friends In the church f V . ) ------— ■ - - — assigned certain districts to canvass magnitude and complexity as were Green’s wife said a band of 10 or Solution of the kidnapping and to get the ambulance to the home and in Manchester. and the workers have reported that never before presented to any ruler 12 men, wearing robes and masks, slaying of Brooke L. Hart is the at once. The church to'which the Rev. their territory has already been in the world’s history, he must seek appeared at the house and demand ■latest of several spectacular crimes Knife Not Noticed Calderwood has been called is a canvassed in some instances by per and act on the advice of those he ed that the negro come outside. untangled by Emlg who transform All of the time that be was sit strong organization composed of Green retreated to an inner ed himself from a traffic officer Into ■7 DIAMOND GINGER ALE '7 sons not known to be a member of considers most competent ting in a leaning position and at Congregational and Presbyterian a criminologist. the campaign organization. Give President a Chance room, she said, and warned that he tention was being ^ven to his head parishes which united a few years would hit the first person to enter ^ "ihv Supnniv Mixi r" "Let us not insist on too much The dogged persistence which be was pushing the knife into his ago and built a new church build with an axe. The men hammered in from the President at once. L^t us characerlzes his Investigations had body, cutting into his vitals. No ing, considered one of the finest and the door, took the negro and fired Since lso5 give him a chance to try out by ex been repeatedly shown in minor time was lost in getting him to the most complete on the Pacific coast. three shots Into hla body. FREEDOM OF PRESS perience the truth of the varying cases before Mrs. Lillian Babcock hospiteil, although he was in a dying The city has a population of 15,000 'The woman said one of the men aidvlce of his numerous advisors.” was slain and her husband, William condition. Nothing had been said and is 30 miles south of Santa Bar pulled off his mMk and revealed he Pittman asserted later there was Babcock, prominent Manila export- DEPENDS ON PRESS about a knife and as the doctor bara. With the completion of the was white. She fled and notified of err seriously knifed in a Los Altos nothing that would "help the coun Pale Dry or Golden ^ drew back the flannel cloth that new Maricopa highway, now imder ficers. home. try and in fact the rest of the world was across the stomach it was then (Oontinnbd from Page One) construction It will become the 'Two deputies arrived at the scene Within 24 hours their nephew, so much as the remonitization of noticed that there was a large cut Just before Green died but he did George Douglas Templeton, Univer silver.” gateway to the great San Joaquin and the knife was found. The knife Valley. not rally enough to make a state sity of California student had con L a rg e glass bottle < and it will be for Ihe coming gener "It would be a sound safe and 5 20 blade was wlthdrawr and soon after ment. fessed he attacked the sleeping ation to decide whether the press natural refiation of the currency of Rev. Mr. Calderwood announced shall be kept decent enough and re this was tsdeen out the man died. the world,” he said, “and would, in his intended refflgnation last Sun spectable enough to be worth fight Word was at once telephoned to my opinion, start the purchase of day to take effect December 15. He ing for. For it is a too^often-forgot- the police and to Dr. D. C. Y. Moore, our surplus production by peoples assumed leadership of the church in ten axiom that great institutions head of the hospital board and also Santa Barbara on December 1, seldom perish under attacks from who have been deprived of this op to Dr. W. R. Tinker, medical ex portunity through the unnatural de 1980. Previous to that be had been without. They crumble from with aminer. Sergeant John McOlinn pastor of one of the Congregational in. pression on the exchange value of after going to the hospital and see their only money—silver. churches in Photnix, Aris. A Inward Qreatneei ing conditions drove to the home graduate of Orlnnell College and POPULAR MARKET “Let us get behind the President "Lot us remember that through and asked that nothing be moved Yale University he has been a pas the ytars American Journalism will in the plan to coin silver produced until this morning when a further 855 MAIN STREET RUBESrOW BUILDING in the United States, in the hope tor for 25 years. His first pastorate stand if it maintains its inward investigation might be made. This on the Pacific coast was at ClendfQe greatness, and will fall if it loses and belief that such action will be was done and this morning Chief 6t followed by Indiana, Canada, Mexi where he supervised the erection of it.” F’olice Samuel O. Gordon, Lieutenant a fine church edifice. Price salt- that greatness “was co, Peru and Australia. This would William Barron and Sergeant John builded on truth and fairness in the mean world refiation which is more McOlinn went to the home and printed word." to be desired than solely domestic made an investigation. The theory TH "Do not be deceived,” he con refiation, no matter how valuable that there might have been any foul tinued, “into thin’ .ing it was build that may be.” play was blasted by the investiga ed on the publication of gossip and tion. rumor, wisecracks and insinuations, Bom In Lithoanla scand^ for scandal's ssike, libel and MONARCH HOPEFUL The deceased was bom in Lithu misscatement for the sake of sensa ania nearly forty-two yean ago and tion. It adways is easy to write on coming to this country as a strikingly if you do so irresponsi FOR DISARMAMENT young man lived for a short time in bly; but the truth does not always New Jersey. He later came into go about clothed in such brilliant CHEBRATIOM -this section and secured work on colors. (Oontinaed from Page One) tobacco plantations. By hard work SPECIALS GALORE! “The American people made the he soon became well . Informed in SOME VALUES! Constitution, and wrote into it the only yesterday that the govern FRESH-KILLED ment’s opposition would be increas thto work and twenty yean ago was guarantee of a free press. The given charge of the rMslilg of tobac Ameriesm people can rertove that ed by about .'iO members of Sir Her co on the Robert Burnham farm on YOUNG guarantee when they choose. They bert Samuel’s Liberal group which are not likely to do so as long as decided to cross the floor at the Burnham street. He was of a pleas next session. the press maintains its prestige as ant disposition and made many MARYLAND an honored and responsible institu When the two Houses reassemble tion. ’Win they not do so if that to bear the speech from the throne, they will be faced by pending leg prestige and responsibility are toss EXTRA SPECIAL ed away by the frivolous, the gos islation to chsmge administration of unemployment insurance so as to sips, and the rumor-mongers who FX)R THE WEEK-END may gain a foothold in the cita add hundreds of thousands to the del?” rolls of those entitled to its bene fits. The closing session saw bitter SW EDISH 5 to 12-Lb. Average criticism leveled at the admlnlstr»> U. S. GOLD PRICE tlon’s handling of the British case at Geneva. The opposition charged Pastry 30c doz. the government with lack of zeal in REMAINS THE SAME pursuing a policy of arms reduc SUGAR CURED .\SK YOUR DRIVER RIB END tion and of fa ili^ to reflect the 1 / 2 C desire of the nation at large for OR PHONE 8687 (Oontinaed fr<^m Pag:e One) peace. Visit Our Retail Store At later denied in government quar ters here, that the administration was preparing to clap an embargo m FEDERAL COKTROl on export of capital and the offer M (^’s Bakery Roast Pork lb. Smoked HamS ing of dollars on foreign exchange, OFTHE SnKX lURKEr 18 Gorman Plaoe WHOLE OR SHANK HALF. on the strength of which the dollar FRESH JERSEY PORK. underwent a spectacular recovery late yesterday in New York. (Oontinaed from Page One) Whether the government is buy ing or not buying gold abroad at per cent and likewise I agree that a PRIME STEER BEEF present, officials as usual would not reform of Stock Exchange practices EXTRA SPECIAL TENDER, JUICY is also necessary. STANDING say. They are guarding this deli 4-5 POUND cate phase of the gold operations “Men that I have contact with In WHITE LEGHORN against leaks which would supply my business life consider you and speculators and others with in your committee the enemies of Wtdl ROASTING -I mm Chuck Roast formation on the Government’s street. I, for one, do n o t” CHICKENS, LB. .. 1 / C IB plans. LEAN, FRESH Reaeon for Plan The automobile industry uses Dressed While Yon Walt The purpose behind the domestic more than 17 per cent of all fln- Free of Charge and foreign purchases is to increase Ished rolled steel. the price of gold in the expectation Shoulders OAST of influencing commodity prices up Live Poultry and •/ah S' * y ward. The latter have shown a definite trend toward higher levels WILL Egg Market which has been extremely gratify 88 Oak Street CENTER CUT HIGH-^RADE ARMOUR’S HALF-LOINS ing to the administration. *100 However, a coincident result has HELP YOU NOWT been to unsettle the dollar and set If so, we caa amBse a loaa of Pork Chops Frankfurts Roast Pork that amount or aiore nr yen ia M it to fluctuating over a wide range to 48 boon. with a tendency to drop precipitate Moathhr repaymeta augr ba ly. Government bond prices have extaadad qvar any ceareaieat tended downward. paried—S.L10 ■ootheorleecer. KLEIN'S MARKET e lb. l b . O. M. W. Sprague, special flnan- Loons up to $ 3 0 0 ® * cial advisor to the treaisury, declined 2 2 5 16 Cwm in . .. Wt4m . . . or ’T% m t 1 7 to comment today on reports that AND DEUCATESSEN when he called on President Roose PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 161 Center Street ' velt yesterday he carried his resig nation with him, but was persuaded i noom 9, Stata Theater Batldlna Dial 8856 for Free Delivery. TRS Mala St., Maaeheater P|JRE PRINT ROUND - SIRLOIN COUNTRY ROLL by the chief executive to withhold it. ! Phoaa 84Su Boy Now and Save! ARMOUR’S STAB CREAMERY Sprague, former Harvard econo- | The only eharsre ta OR / mics professor, and a conservative i Throa pareeat per on money matters, came to the gov- i Sfoatb aapald SATURDAY SPEQALS A.monat o f laan LARD PORTERHOUSE emment from an important post Land (YLakee Batter, OBOOERY SPECIALS BUTTER with the Bank of England. | lO A N I MAPI m NIAKSY TOWNS * lb s...... 56o Buy Quantities and Save! Limit 2 lbs. Kent Farm Tematoea, 8 No. 2 Sagar, 10 Ib a ...... 49e tins ...... : ...... 250 2 lbs. ] [ ste a k lim it 10 lbs. 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Standard Ammonia, large bot- 2o * 2 U>8. 2 5 ® 2 PRIZES 2 PoHi Lotus, Bib or Lota End tie, 2, fo r ...... 25c at ...... 17c hk ChlM Saace, 11 os., 8 for . .25c EXTRA SPECIALS IN OUR FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT 'Victory Dog Food, tias . .25o 8 Seedless Sweet Red, Meaty Thin Skinned lO-Pdond Bag Large Size Florida Cat Strlagiem Wax Rsanh 8 Cat’s Meow Tavern No. 2 t i n s ...... fgo TANGERmES ’TOMATOES GRAPEFRUIT ONIONS Om OWB PUAPIckhs, t for iOe Turkey Drawing Tomorrow Night At 10:30. Place poor orders eariy.fOr doz. 2 l b s . 2 5 c • . - I T i f e k - 713 Main Street Johnaon Block Thaaksglvlag Turkeys, aad be Onr Own Saoerkraot, 8 Iba. S fo y sore of the Beet. for ...... 25o hwMlf at rooksrlbbad eoaveatloa, la GOMIIDNITY ntOBLBMS enacted beforb luoh baokdropa as DECLARES TEXTILE CODE AMUSSprS faahlonable eatatea, oourta and re form inatitutlona. TALCOnVULE CONFERENCE SU BJEa Viokera, the mlUtaat, driven on HAS HELPED BAY STATE to luooeaa in life through failure in GLORIFIED G IR Ii FORM On Friday evening, November 24, The Manchester Public Mark^ love, haa a number of affaire of the Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 17.— Siiflaiid Council to Dli> a musical travelogue will be given heart in the screen version, which by the Misses Miriam Welles and^ (AP)—Robert' Amory, president of COBS Question of Mounting CHORUS IN NEW MOVIE introduces her in young woman Florence Plnney in the assembly the Nashua Manufacturing Com SATURDAY— We Are Featuring flaxes and Decreased Re^* hood, rather than in childhood, aa room of the ohuroh. Details will be FOR in the Lewie volume. But happlneee pany today said that aa a result of announced later. the textile Industry's perxnanent enue. *Tak® a Chance” Opening To doee not come with a career and Mrs. Robert Koch, who had the code, the total of employes in the therein llee the dramatic dynamite day at AUyn In Hartford misfortune to fall and fracture Industry has been increased to a Boitoa. N ot. 17. — The problem with which the new production is Ot New Englwid oomxnunltlee faced Features 60 Beauties. her arm at her home in Dobson- higher number than those at work said to be loaded. vUle, Is quite comfortable at this with continuing public expenditure! In 1029. A beautiful chorue of fifty flrle writing, at the home of her son, In a speech prepared for delivery exceeding tax revenues available recruited from the "Follies” and Edward Koch. before t^e Institute of the Massa Native Spring Lamb will be attacked when the Ninth the stage version of "Take a POUCE COURT chusetts Junior NRA, Amory said: New England Conference meets "As a result of the.oode the number here, November 28 and 24. One Chance” embellishes the Paramount FROM MR. ROBERT MAULE, TOWN. Charged with reckless driving, of workers was Increased from whole session of the Conference pro- film, produced by Laurence Schwab. MILK CONTROL BOARD 324,000 to 467,000 and the payroll Quality Excellent and Priced at a narrow margin to encourage thrifty and thought gTam will be devoted to the subject Albert M. Goldtwalte, of Glaston It opens today at the Allyn theater was increased from 112,700,000 in ful housewives. of taxation, government reorganisa bury, failed to appear in court this in Hartford. March to $27,000,000 in September. tion for better control of expendi morning when his case was caUed. TO REVISE RULINGS The girls, all of whom are out He was allowed io go home last Asked what the schools could do tures and Increasing the tax base standing dancers, will appear in aa e ^ . Native Boneless Rolled through industrial development, it night without bond on his promise to help the NRA movement, Amory numbers written especially for them was announced by John ,F. Tinsley to be in court this morning. Oold- Hartford, Nov. 17. — (AP)— said "The schools should stick close Y ou r l^sADnte- by an Imposing group of composers OVEN ROAST BEEF of Worcester, Mass., chairman of twsite was in an accident just west ly to their business of teaching and and lyricists which Includes Jay Change- in the mechanics of the the Community Development Com of the Hockanum bridge on Middle by all means avoid anything that Gomey, Lou Alter, Her men Hup- much debated milk marketing plan L o j n b r o a s t mittee of the New England CouncU. Turnpike about tweive o’clock. His savors of propaganda in any form.” feld, E. Y. Harburg, Billy Rose, for Connecticut farmers have been Cut from Reflecting the widespread feeling car ran off the highway on the left Arthur Swamstrom, Harold Arlen. made 'ly the State Board of Mnir OF* that adequate taxation relief cannot side of the road, struck a pole, Laurence Schwab and Buddy De- Control, It was definitely learned Swift’s Pre be obtained through miscellaneous breaking It off and turned bottom LAMB Sylva. These Include “I Never Took today. Pending an official release of •'cuts,” the program of the tax ses side up. And strange to say that he a Lesson In My Life,” “New Deal the announcement, members of the mium Beef. sion of the Conference wiU deal and the fellow who was riding with COOKIES Cut to any Rhythm," “It’s Only a Paper Moon,” board declined to explain the with reorganizing of local units of him wore scarcely hurt. The car was Excellent “ Should I Be Sweet” and the world- changes. ‘The Finest In Town” size you de government as the most funda badly damaged. A warrant for his famous “Eadle Was a Lady.” ’The revised ruling which has ad- sire. mental meanj of solving the arrest is In the hands of the police Quality at lem, It was explained. Specific “Take a Chance” tells the story so aimed at simplification of LARGE VARIETY and he will doubtless be in court measures for savings through lm« of four carnival side-show enter- phraseology, will be read to the next Monday. proved methods and reorganised tadners who win fame and fortune (Connecticut Milk Producers Coim- Oatmeal “ 25c ihanagement of public business will on the Broadway ttage thro..gh the Michael Dubanowski was releas cll next Tuesday, November 21, in be presented by several Conference good offices of a producer, played ed from Jail today and placed fn the Hotel Garde at 10 a. m., and on Old Fashion Sugar Native Legs of Spring Lamb, all o ^ _ charge of Probation Officer Edward speakers. This session will be held by Charles “Buddy” Rogers. It is the evening o^* the same day will be Ellllott, Jr., for one year. Dubanow^ sizes, Whole or Half at, lb. .. on Friday forenoon, November 24. by no means another back-stage presented at the meeUng in Hart Old Fashion Ginger ski was sent to jail for 30 days on Cecil E. Fraser, treasurer of In romance, since the locale ranges ford of the Milk Producer-Dealers Cherry Pecans corporated Investors, of Boston, will from the side show to a splendid the 11th of November. He was un Association of Connecticut. Native Forequarters of Lamb, speak on "A Definite Plan for Reor (though crooked) gambling , club, able to secure bond . at that tima This aftemodn the revision com Almond Nut lb...... ■ QUALITY BEEF STEAKS This morning his wife appealed in 1 2 ic ganizing the 'Government of New out aunong the society folk of Long mittee of the coimcll Is taking up court and asked that the case be England Cities.” Under the general Island and finally to the front of a certain features with William E. Cocoanut Sirloin - Short - Cube Steak heading of the adjustment of pub reopened. It Is understood that his Templeton and Victor A. Rapport Native Rib Lamb Chops, stage at a Broadway theater. Hermits lb...... Cut From Quality Beef—Otir Kind At lic expenditures, speakers will In James Dunn, Lillian Roth, Cliff job at the William Foulds paper of the control board, members of 29 c clude Russell Forbes, professor of mill is waiting for him. If he was Edwards and Jime Knight play the the council having met several Government at New York Uni forced to serve his entire SO days c *b 'b‘ ' " c pau'ta of side-show spielers and times already with the board this Native Kidney Lamb Chops, 29 2 55 versity, on ‘‘Effecting Economies he would doubtless lose his job. His month In an effort to effect changes a. About 8 i/i dancers who au^e not hesitant about O lb...... Through Centradlzed Purchasing," In the old pooling and sales plan 39c doing a little pickpocketing amd wife Is now ready to go back to live Best Cut Porterhouse Steak, and Theodore N. Waddell, director with him. before It becomes operative Decem ■ H I • doz. per bag petty graifting on the side. They of Massachusetls Bureau of Munici ber 1. lb...... 39c finally see the error of their Swift’s pal Audits, on ‘‘Uniform Accounting FLOODS IN YUGO-SLAVIA M. E. Plerpont of Waterbury is Visit Our Retail Store At and Reports in Local Government.” and drift to New York, where, chairman ol the revision commit through a hllairlous chailn of coinci 18 Gonnan Place Premium Boneless Rolled Pot Roast, from Swift’s Methods of making the electorate Belgrade, Yugo-Slavla, Nov. 17. tee, assisted by Representative tax-conscious through taxpayers’ dences, they all become the toaists Premium Beef, all Lean Meat, 1 ^ — (AP)—Twelve were drowned and (Charles J. Johnson of Portland, Milk-Fed associations will be the subject for of Broadway. thousands were made homeless by Maurice Keefe, Hebron, and ex-of- lb...... L i f e a general discussion. The supporting cast includes such fioods In the Lake Scutari district. ficlo members. Secretary M. I. Mohr’s Bakery The second aspect of the com Qames as those of Lilian Bond, Damage* on the Albanian side of the Berger of Woodbury and Treasurer Ask Your Driver or Phone 3687 Roasting A Real Buy—Fresh Ground Hamburg munity problem to be dealt with on Dorothy Lee, Lona Andre and area *dao was reported heavy. E. G. Woodward, Salisbury. this program will be that of bring Robert Gleckler all of whom have Chickens Steak, for a nice Meat Loaf, O C ing m new industries. How the new done outstamdlng work on both 2 lbs...... d L p C industrial conditions developing un stage and screen. Known for der the NIRA are .'■ffectlng indus The story ranges from faurce to A Morning Treat—Our H(HHeMade Pork trial migration, decentralization, stark traigedy and provides aunple and hence the chances of New Eng opportunity for all the players to Sausage Meat, in bulk...... 15c land communities attracting new in appeau* at their best Country Style, lb. dustries will be discussed by Georges F, Doriot, professor of In PRE-HOUDAY SPECIAL SALE Small, Lean, dustrial Management at Harvard 2 for $1.15 Fresh Graduate School of Business Admin “ ANN VICKERT” s t o r y istration. He will speak on “Effects Shoul of NIRA on Industrial Development ON STATE’S SCREEN EVERYBODY SAVES AT Swift’s Golden West Milk-Fed Tender Fowl In New England.” for a Tasty Chicken Soup or Stew, ders The commimlty and tax session will be one of four group sessions Sinclair Lewis’ Famous Novel held on Friday forenoon. Others 5 9 c 2 ’°$1.15 12c"^ will deal with agriculture, industry, Picturized for Manchester Theatergoer^. Fresh Pork and recreational development. The For An Old Fashioned New England Boiled to Roast, Conference will start Thursday af Dinner, Try Our Sugar Cured CORNED ternoon with a session addressed by Now comes “Ann Vickers" on the EVERYBODY’S MARKET Rib or Lo^ the six New England Governors and screen, today and Saturday at the BEEF. ( End, Hon. Lewis W. Douglas, Director of State Theater, the story of a wo FREE DELTVERYI IHAL8919 the U. S. Bureau of the Budget. man whose genius for achievements Lean Rib Corned Beef, ^ On Thursday evening there will was matched by her Instinct for at, lb...... / C 17c “ ^ be six state meetings. Friday morn love. A Land OHLakes ProdoctI Land O’Lakes Evaporated Land O’Lakea ing will bring the four group con Of course one can’t say “Ann Farm Style Swiss or American Native Fresh Bacon, (unsmoked), ferences. Friday afternoon the final Fancy Boneless Brisket to Slice 1 Q Vickers” without thinking of Sin BUTTER! MILK! lb...... general session will bring the Con clair Lewis, and according to ad CHEESE! Cold, at, lb...... 1 ^ C ference to a close. Registration to vance reports, the motion picture attend Is open to all interested New company has kept pace with the lb . e Fancy Shaved Dried Beef in Bulk, O C Native Pigs’ Heads, England business men and public 2 4 winner of the Nobel prize. It’s great! Try It! 41 ca n s 2 4 ^ lb . 2 4 * half-pound...... ^ O C lb...... officials. Ann Vickers hM been entrusted to the intelligence, histrionic scope Native, Fresh Shoulders — Native, Fresh SHIP OUT OF DANGER Boneless Rolled Roast Veal, from Q O ^ and beauty of Irene Dunne, while The biggest value ever offered! prime milk-fed veal, at, lb;.... C Pork, and Native, Fresh Hams. Cork, Irish Free State, Nov. 17— Walter Huston Is co-starred with One Dozen Of Our 19c Oranges (AP)— The British steamer Cy- her. Hollywood’s Conrad Nagel, Weston’s Cream Filled Fresh Made Lamb Patties, 1 O Sliank Ends of Ham, 4 to 5 lbs. Bruoe Cabot, Edna May Oliver, Sam FREE! donla, which reported last night she 6 for ...... 1 i7 C each,lb...... was In difficulties several hundred Hardy and Ferdinand CJottschalk WITH EACH DOZEN OF OUR 10c miles west of Ireland, was believed are in the supporting cast. John C O O K I E S ! 2 lbs. 2 5 c 29c ORANGES BOUGHT proceeding today toward Swansea. Cromwell directed for RKO-Radio. She had made no further wireless The powerful and poignant story No dealers sold. Limit 4 lbs. Chocolate and These are Califomias and great for Juice and WE DO OUR OWN BAKING calls since her yesterday’s message. of the courageous Ann, who throws Vanilla flavors. eating. Limit t orders. We Have the Finest Home Made Bakery Goods. Baked Fresh Daily In Our Ovens. Selected Hand Picked Baldwin Fancy White Meat Fancy Red A TRIAL ORDER WILL CONVINCE YOU. APPLES! TUNA FISH! SALMON! Home Baked Beans, Special, 1 C AGAIN THIS WEEK! Stuffed and Roast q u a rt...... I O C ed Chickens on sale at 16-Qoart ^ 59c each. 2 f o r ...... $1.15 Nation-Wide Basket J J V 2 tins 2 S ^ lb . ca n 15 ^ Home Made Brown Bread, C? _ 1 A ^ Limit 4. lim it 6. l o a f ...... O C j l U C About Z5 lbs. for 85c. Save! Home Made Potato Salad, Dellctona Bulk Home Made Coffee Ringrs, Cash Strictly Fresh Local Fancy Florida lb...... Sugar Frosted, 2 fo r ...... 25c EGGS! GRAPEFRUIT! DATES! Home Made Rolls, all kinds, Specials Home Made Assorted Cookies, 10c dozen. 3 dozen f o r ----- 25c 2 dozen f o r ...... NATION-WIDE FLOUR*""" d o z . S for 2 5 c 2 l b s . 2 5 ^ Home Made Corned Beef Hash, Fresh Apple Pies, made from 24 >/2-POUND A C 15c lb. 2 lb s ...... 25c Baldwin Apples, e a c h ...... BAG ...... 3 ) 1 r U O Special for Saturday Onlyl A Beal Sensation! Fitrit and Nut Oar Fine Orange Pekoe Baker’s Cocoa, ^ Land O’Lakes C C AT OUR VEGETABLE DEPAR TMENT Vz -lb. c a n ___ 1 U C m lb . lo a f Fancy Cranberries, Butter, 2 lbs. . D O C T E A ! lb . S c C A K E ! 2 5 * Native Yellow Globe Turnips, Nation-Wide c% ^ Country Roll 2 CeUophane wrapped and In oartona! Absolute p e ck ...... I ...... 19c 3 q u a rts...... CoiTee, lb...... Z e O C Butter, 2 lbs. . C Lindt 6 Iba. ly 86c elaewhere! Native Potatoes, fr«n Wapping, Native Carrots, Cream Farina, 1 O ^ p e ck ...... 3 lbs. f o r ...... Native Potatoes, O A 29c Native Parsnips, 5c lb. Hecker’s pkg. . X ^ C 15-lb. peck . . . i b 9 C Delldoos Fresh Fancy Cape Cod Piuioy Bed Flame Tokay Extra Fancy McIntosh Apples, 3 lbs. f o r ...... GRAPES! 4 lb s ...... 25c Spring Legs of Lamb, lb. Brill’s E-Zee-Freeze, O C ^ FIG BARS! CRANBERRIES! Fancy Native Spinadi, All Flavors, 8 p k ^ m OO Baldwin Apples, for cooking, p e ck ...... 19c “ 23c Lard, Q lb . l O c lb . 8 c lb . 7 c 16-qnart basket...... 45c Fresh Roasted Peanuts, l^^bFore., JQg 1-lb. pkg...... O C 8 pounds fo r ...... 19c 2 quarts for ...... 5 Aasortment Variety Bumford R*iri"g O f i ^ Fancy White Maxwell House Oranges for Juice, Special, Fancy Table Grapes, Lamb Chops, 2 Q c Powder, 1-lb. oao .. a OC MIXED NUTS! Jack Frost 4X Ooafeotloneris MUSHROOMS! -COFFEE! 19c doz. 2 doz. f o r ...... 35c 2 lbs. f o r ...... Face Bump Boast, 2 5 c Popcorn in Bulk, Seckel Pears, t pkgs...... 1 JLOC Css lb . c 2 quarts ...... lb . 2 1 2 lbs. for V-V ' • • e • • • e 19c 2 5 e lb . 2 5 c Pecans - Almonds - FUbeHa > Brazils and Walnots. 10 POUNDS SUGAR, Limited...... 49c Eterd Ripe Slicing Purple Top GROCERY SPEQALS Native Brollere, Ivory Soap, Medimn TOMATOES! TURNIPS! New Crop Smyrna Snowdrift in Bulk, Confectionery Sugar in Bulk, Size, 6 ban ...... JuOC. l a y e r FIGS! lb...... 15c lb...... Boasting Chickens, Bice KrUqtiea, | q Fancy Shredded Cocoanut in Fresh, Medium Large Eggs, from Z pkgS...... tm * M.rr JL lb . 7 c lb . l e Coventry, 39c doz. 2 dozen .. Native Fowl, 1 A ^ Snowdrift, 1 A l b . 19 c Bulk, lb...... 25c lb...... i ^ C 1-lb. can...... l a i c Beeob-Not Spaghetti, CXiapIn Brand Delloloas, Freah Peanut Butter Royal Scarlet Peaches, large size, O C Chuck Boast, 1 Qg* El Prlmadora 19c can, 2 fo r ...... O 9 C Boneless CXrack BoD, ^ Swanadown Oaks Q Q ^ PORK & BEANS KISSES! TOMATO PASTE! Royal Scarlet Bartlett Pears, Fresh Flour, large idtg. .. O O C 23c can, 2 f o r ...... 45c Frankfurts, Campfire Marsh- 1 4 ca n s 2 5 * lbs. * S Iba. ^ « 7 C mallows, 1-Ib. pkg. X O C 2 2 5 5 ca n s 2 5 * Extra Fancy Telephone Peas, Oysters Sausage, Ovalttne, 17c can, 3 cans f o r ...... 49c Fancy Green Btrlngleas Bliia Banner 50o Slxe . . Finest Brand Sweet BOxed 10 Pounds Granulated Sugar Hanabarg, O R j* Fancy Rloe, Q _ TOILET TISSUE! 1-lb. iScg. roman.-’— • • • O C PICKLES! BEANS! f o r ...... 49c Smoked Nioaldera, ^ Oooomalt, Land 0*Lakes or Brookfield ^-Ib. oati aseJ C 4 ro lls. 19 * Butter, 2 lbs. fo r ...... qt. jar 1 9 * 2 q ts. 15 * 1,000 sheets. 55c Fancy Sunmaid Seedless Raisins, PATRONIZE THESE NATION-WIDE STORES: Fancy Solid P a ^ Lonoh or Graham Seedless Faney 2*lh. pkg. • e e e « e ,15c TOMATOES! Nathan Hale Coffee, " George England KittePs Market * JKS Sfimee St. TeL 885ft CRACKERS! RAISINS! ih. 29c U BlMeB St 4SM c N o . c a n W. Hairy England 7 2 Bnrsack Brothers 2 lb s. 19 * 2 b o x e s 13 c lim it S. COME TO TtiKSTORE QR THONE ^ D U LtlPI 47S Bwtfofd Be^ M . 8SSS Maneheater Oraeo n L S4S1 •sMi ” 1 ’ A&d LabaBoa and Jonathan bull roads ara being oUad Con4ittQn O f m llu . im v RADIO PROGRAM Route No. 90—Vnhmtown. PendlB- State Roads tbn Hill road M iHbg oiled for 8 FMOiikY, NOVlM Btfl 17 (CMtraJ and Battern Standard Tima) miles, yolufttowa. Bkonk Hill N ^ key and b u lc ebai____ or rreupa tberaot unlou apaal* road and 'Chunm atrest Water- led; Cl (|B)ttt (a Ra a) daatgnatloa ln3odlodoa ali avatfabU autiona Road eoDdItioni and datoora la j)ouad macadam length about 0 Pre * V;.V. ■'V '.i cr^ - t, M. ■ Cant Baat. the state of Connecticut made neosi- mUsB imdsf eonatnietion. Traffic 4 :0 ^ 7:00—Myrt A Marga—qakt only aary by hlgbiThy construetion /and should avoid this route. NBOfWIAM NETWORK 4 :1 ^ 7:14—Juat Flatff^lll — aaet; ■ARIC — Baatl waaf wlw wmI wtlo Tapaa Nangara—waat; O'Hara Or* oiling announcM by the Connaotltut Route No. 114—Woodbrldge. Aa- wiar wtac voak « fl wUt wfbr wre wry ahoa.>^ldwaat; Haya Orah.—Dtxla highway department of NovtnKj sonla road, Sbouldera are being oiled wbeD liS a « & « wwj waal; Midi M 4:16— 7Hf^uaTa on Air—aaat; Hava wmaq. wafl woc-wbo wcw wdaf wkM Oreh.—Dizia; O’Hara Oreh.—mmw her 16, 1988. for 3 miles. NORTHWMT A CANADIAN - wtmj 4i4^ 7i4^Beaka Carter, Talk—te* Route No. U. B. I.—Norwalk Route No. 119—Brlatol-Water- wibaJutp m be wday kfyr arM ofof ale; Batwaan the Bookanda—waat bury road. (Over South Mountain). aoUTH —l ^ a wptf wwno ^ wja* 7100— giOO—The Happy Bakara-^ala Wert avenue, About hi Bail* of w flam on warn wmo arab wapl gn|.Bdwln C. Hill - ,baaloi abeet aapbnlt. Open to traffic. 3 miles of bituminous road undir wjdx wlqr wfaa wbap kpro Canadlana—Dizia; In Oloamlng—w oonatruotion but opan to traffic. woal 7:16- 4:80—The March of Tima—to a Route No. 4— Bharon-Comwall MOUN CiO^ (lOO—Irvin A Cobb—ooaat put road. About 4 milec of grading and Jloute-No. 196—Mansfield. Storra PACir 4i1|— (t18—Tammy Metaughlln—to a gravel surface, from Cornwall khq kfi kru tfO- 4H6-Featball Chaw—cat to oat Cant. Baat. 10^10:06—OiMn A Johnaon—o to oat bridge west. Grading and laying :aiK^tOiiO—AlexanderWoolleatt—to i a gravel surfftos. Open to traffic. 4;M - lilO-Tom MIx'a ikatch—aaat gtrlnga — ba* 4i4»- ^j^i—Tha- - - Wliafd of Of. Drama 414^>10 H8—Cym phonla Route No. U. 8. 6A—Windsor. itO ^ Canoart ■ alao oat alo:Mi‘ala; Myrt and'Marge—weft " " repeat •lao— fia ^ ro n a Daaalay, ianga— 10:18—11:1b—Nawa Broadoaat—alao a Hartford-Sprlngfleld road. Shoul 8W EXT •rpt tortor' wmaqwmaq' kad 10HC—11:l6—leham Jenaa Oroh.—« to a ders are being oiled for 8 miles. 11:00—12:00—Olan Cray Oreh.—o to cat ei di"iiW ^atty “ - Ceoa- -ProHe—alao o Route No. U. S. 6— Windham. aiOO- 7HtOd-Raxanna axanna WaltWaiiaea A Quar. 11:30—12:80—taon Balaeoa and V. Le> pea Orohaftraa—ooaat to ooaat Pbalp’s crossing, 30 ft. oonotBis a iii— 7ii Tlly Caabalora Akotah only CIDER 4iC ^ 7 L; Daya, Rarlaf Chew 1R:0^ 1:00—Danoa Hour—wabo •pavement. L sn g ^ ^ mils is under ai4»— 7 lia Ooldbarga," I, CarMiRarlal Aat NBO-WJZ NETWORK 7lOC- ____reh.______A Oavallara-^ - to - a - oonatruction. 'Traffic 'em S;0(H> SiOd—Fred Allan and Hla Bang BACIC — Baat: Ja wba-wbaa wbal Route No. 8—Ansonla, Seymour- For Sale ,^t l i l ^ tiCC^VIakar Veui^a Orehaatra wham vnve kdka wgaiwfcr wjr wlw wayr wmal; Ansonla road. 400 ft. waterbound tiO ^ o S ^ T h a FIrat Nightar—o,to o MHiiwaat: woky kyw wenr wla kwk •tS0»10i|m-Lum A Abnar'a^taelabla kwor koll wren wmaq kao wkbi macadam, concrete box culvert. 10:0^11i0^Mayor Dav1a A Qrahaatra NORTHWief A CANADIAN — WtmJ Open to traffic. Torrlngton. Bast 8CHALLER*S ifliio—llti^ H a r w •panlak Orahaatra Wiba katp wabo wday ktyr orot etet street. Ck>ncrete pavement 1 11:0^iaSDi-talph Klrbary. Carltana BDUTH — wrva wptf wwno wla wjaz liiOC-Tair.Waama A Orehaatra wfla-wann wlod warn wmo wab ampl mile in length under oonetructlon. >arlaa Mallna^ Orahaatra wjdz wamb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro Open to traffic. C l b B R M I L L woal ktba ktha waoo CB8-WADC NBTWORK MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kalr kchl Route No. 10 — Farmington, 852 Woodland Street Dial 6482 BA$IC-*Baatt wxm wado woko woao PACIFIC COAST — kro kfl kfw komo Fa^mington-Plainvllle road. (Jrade waab waaa wxr wkbw wkro whk oklw khq kfad ktar separauoQ. Bridge tmder ooQStruc- wdro wean wfp wjaa waaa wfbl wapd Oant Baat v tlon but open to traffic. w|bt; MIdwaatt wbbm wfbm kmbo 4:13— 6:16—To Ba Announotd First NetlonaLStorei art noted for the high flsalHy of thetr meala — partjculerly for the Ins kmox arowo wbaa 4:80—'4H^-4lnglng Lady—eaat only Route No, 12—Plainfield. French’s BACT AND CANADA—wpr whp wlbw 4:48— 8j48—Orphan Annla—east only croezlng, 20 ft. concrete pavement, beef they lalt. Get acquainted with Firal Nadenal Beef at unerceedented low prieei during wtao wiba wfea wore wfeo efrb okao BiOO- 6:00—Htnry KIng'a Orohaatra 1-3 mile under construction. Traffic SPEOALI DIXlB — wgat wafa wbre arqatn wdod 6:60— 4:80—Tha Thraa X Slatarw- thif great sale. Choice aeleeted euta from heawoem^fed iteera. AN Ftrit Natienal Beal klra wrao wlao wdau wtoo krld wn aaat; Clnglng Lady—repaat for wrn can pass. TOMORROW Is skillfully laleeted by our Meat Boyera. TkY SOME TODAY I ktrb waoo koma wdbo wodx wbt 6:48— 4H8—Lowall Thomaa — aaat; Rout«*No. 16—Middletown, South wdaa wblx wtar wdb) wwra wmbf waja Orphan Annla—repeat to mldweat Main street. ^ mile of sheet as MIOWBCT — weah wal wmt wmbd 6:00— 7:00—Amoa 'n' Andy—eaat only BOSTON BREAD Dalialeui bendass even er pet reaat wtaq wlan wlbw kfh krab wkbn woco 6:18— 7HC—Thraa Muakataara—eaat phalt under construction. Bbort>de- fftlliu . VKiHABir. wabt tour posted. Tolland, Vernon Cen MOUNTAIN—kvor kli koh kal , 8:60— 7:60—Potaah and Parlmuttar Ma^e from Pure Honey end 4:48- 7:48—Iran# Rich on Hollywood ter road Is being oiled for 2 miles. BAKED BEANS CHUCK ROAST COABT—khj kola kfb kfre kol kipr 7:00— 4:00—Bhutta and 0*Katfa, Ore. Enwright'i famed Montane ki4 kfbk knU kws k m kdb krmb 7 :8 ^ 8HA-Dangoroua Faradlao. Cklt Route No. 67— Seymour and Ox and ORANGES Beaelesi heevy beef — tender and dtHaleua Oi^t. Baat. 7H8— 4:48—Rad Davla, Drama—baalo ford. Seymour-Southbury road. BROWN BREAD Cracked Wheat — noted for Cslifemta 4|1S— 1:14—Jack Millar A Oreh.—to c 8K)0— 4:00—Phil Harris A Orehastra About 6 miles of reinforced concrete 4116— S{M—Jaok Armatrong—aa only 8:60— 4:80—Phil Bakar 4how—o to o COMBINATION Its unuiusi amount of protein 4i44— 6:46 ■ Cowboy Tom—baalo 4:00—10:00—Orehaatra and Narrator under construction. Open to ^ traf FACE RUMP iiOO dtP^ ■ H« V. Kaltanborn— 4:40—10:80—Mario Cozzl, aonga—to c fic. Oxford. Soutbbury road. content. It’s the heart of the 2 z ’39< 2^49< Boned — Tasty line Flavor •kippy, tkatoh—rapaat to mldwaat 4148—10:48—Floyd QIbbono, Talk—to o Three miles of reinforced concrete wheat, known for W lA—1A- aliaCiie^Bob^— * 0 0 0 7 canaoiiBanaon—aa mm viu/.onl^ 10HO—IllOO—Th# Borrli Broa, — aaat; CRANBERRIES ^ A l and Fata, Sanga—Dizia and w w Antoi 'n' Andy—repaat for weat pavement under construction from 2 5 c 10:18—11:16—etara of Autumn—also o Its heskh-givinf (HO— 4:80—Eodla Doolay—aaat only; the Southbury-Oxford town line ASK YOUR DRIVER RIB R O L L e Jaok Armatrong—mldwaat repeat 10:80—11:4(h-Roeela Childs’ Or.—to o north. Open to traffic. f t 4 ^ 4:48—Oao. Scherkan Qrchaa.- 11:00—12:00—Cab Calloway Orehastra qusiKlei. isr Z”M* Genuine Spring - Soft/ light sisal ^ Route No. 69—Bethany and Pros ooaat to ooaat 11:80—12:30—Maxima Lowe Orohaatra PHONE 3537 TRY IT TOASTEDI pect. Betbimy-Prosp^ road. 1 0 * CARROTS About 6 miles bituminous macadam Visit Our Retail Store At L A M B LEGS 6:01—Hotel Pierre Orchestra, under construction. Open to traf C.Mf.rnl« 9 k h i ^ Genuine Spring — Boned and rolled if dailrad 6:15—Joe emd Bateeee. fic. - ftnsT W/tnomi 6:80—Time, temperature. Route No, 77— (Guilford. North N) WU- wnc 6:8f—Sports Review — Bill OuUford road is being oiled for Mohr’s Bakery . L A M B FORES liajns. about 1.2 miles. ^ iroR is ^ TURNIPS Tm velen BfOBdonstlng Service 18 Gorman Place Fancy milk-fad— 4-4*/^ lb avg 6:40—Weather. Route No. 87— ^Lebanon. Norwich Hartford, Oont 6:42—FadouB Sayings. 5 1 S0,B00 IMO K. O , 282-8 Bi. 6:45—Today’s News — Lowell FOWL ’Thomas. ONIONS Country Style — Mildly ssesonsd Friday, November 17, 1988 7:00—Amos *n’ Andy. Nsdve / 4:00—Walter Dawley, organist. 7:15—Three Musketeers. DIAL lb 4:30— ^Modern CiXumbaB. 7:30—Potash and Perlmutter. 5191 48 Ibbsg 89< 5 1 0^ SAUSAGE MEAT \ 5:0G(— Norman Cloutier, and 7:45— Irene Rich for Welch. BRUNNER'S Modem Dance Orchestra. 8:00— Ethel Shutts, Walter 5:38—Tom Mix. Q’Keefe; Don Bestor and his Or SURPRISE TONIGHT! 5:48—Wizard of Oz. chestra. LARGE CAN 6:08—WrlgttvUle Clarion. 8 :30— Dangerous Paradise ^ with WEEK END SPECIALS 6:3^—^Irene Boasley. EUsie Hitz and Nick Dawson. 6:45—^Your Folks and Mine. 8:45—Red Davis (drama) —Curtis KRASDALE •« One Am all. HOT SHOT BROOKSIDE 7:08—Charlie Leland. FRESH Pound 7:16—The^re of Real Life. 9:00—Phil Hwris and his Orches FRUITS for SALAD CREAMERY 7:30—String Ensemble. tra; Leah Ray, blues singer. SPECIALS SPECIAL! SPECIAL! Rolls 7:45—Studio Program. 9:80—Phil Baker; Harry Mc- BUTTER 8 ;0 ICUi B tibw a Hyde, a l^sRlB & AhllMiy. pastor of wBl. be N om n DANCE Wellediar'.Qollefe, is ep «d te the the Ohtureh w ths WsMSstte, will •’OMc l ^ . rurtth tha^ltahtibiglsr UBRAitDISnAIS week>m nitti Aer parents. I n ■ad’ b»thA(|m meetlag Xlwaall blub. Tb§ ' '%%■ Mre, Johh X. 4s^e of RuaaSU stnet. of'tihs:evsrym*®***lhls .class Bug* ByiiVertliM. dayNsatoralBg at B:M at tha-Bsm iMI clUhhoUse* Frit* Pw »M .8eilely« F o rfe te n e ^ t Junior oinfle o< Ooafsegatli^ chureit The* sesa IdsotinaB Aaron Cook will b i la King’s X^ughtera win meet tomor* ofwprwapping Bible CSass will bs chamce. Tho]^ will be dummrted by The South Msaehedter library '4 OrABd BImroh 10 p> m> row aftenoon.at 2:S0 at the home gueiii, aad an men will bd weleoaM Town Treasurer George H.1 Waddeu h u be«B •oouvtoBMd to fhthtr to- AdnriMton Sfla of Dorothy Marks, 97 Main stm*t. w h e ^ r membOra or not. and other town notablea. Members miher, onee a yUf, Its MmtMl A Barbara Mulrphy will have-ehaive df are urged to turn out 100 per cent choice o t BOW ChUdren’i books sad the program. The girls are r e a p e d to welcome them. It Is probable that dls^sy them at the Ubrarv for the to bring their donations of frmt or Dr. Fred F. Buahaell who hah Miss Miriam Watldna, soprano, will Interest of both young and old. , ABOUT TOWN vegetw es. been undergoing treatment at the sing and Arthur KnofL. will furnish This particular wssk of November Memorial hospital for the past week the attendance prise. J 18-18 Is nationally known as Chil * ^ e Manohester Green (ikunmun- la Improvlag. Hla son, Dr, Fred F. dren’s Book Week but the whole Tht third iB th« ■•rlM of oord io« tty club will hold a business meet Btishnell, Jr., a veterinarian and A committee of young m period from now until Chrtetmas Is tlola In tho Country Club dupUoote ing tonight at 7 o’clock In the Green raduate of the same college as his women from the Young »>lish Peo' especially Interesting In the book ‘ ■ S s . contract bridge tourney ^ l l take School hall. The weekly setback and {sthsr, Cornell University, Ithaca, pie's society will be In charge of the worldId. .It is the tima^ to ohooae lace thli evening at 8 o’clock, at dance will follow at 8 o’clock sharp. assumed his father’s duties during N(rovelty D u o « ^tomorrow - evtnlag at gifts of books for Christmas, to ss- e clubhouse. Griswold Chappell, chairman of the his Illness. 8 o'clock In Turn Hall, North stroot. leot books for one’s personal library committee In charge of the series They hav« engaged the Blue Dia or to make additions to the school W U K tt The Ladles Aid society of the has made a special offer of a mond OrohMtra qt New Britain, or profesdonsl -library. Swedish Congregational church on ’Thankmrlvlng turkey to one or more Prise winners at the public set and are decorating the hall with 'The library Is displaying Its new Spruce street will have a food saltf persons present at the card party back tournament at George’s varl-oolored crepe paper itreamera children’s books next week, No I tomorrow afternoon at Hale’s store. last wMk who w ill bring In 18 new Tavern last Friday night were Dan Special lighting arrangements will vember 80 through November 8B. Baked beans and brown bread, to players tonight. The usual cash McCarthy and Bill Smith. Two enhanoe the effect. A t lOin'olook The exhibition will be in the main SHAN& gether with a full line of Swedish prises will be awarded the winners chickens are being given as prises the grand march will get undfir way entrance room of the library on baking will be on sale. tonight each week. and everyone will be given a paper School street. A Children’s Story h a m s ^ bat Noliemakers and other fea Houf Is arrsnged for Saturday tures will Insure a good tlms to all morning, November 35 the exact who attend. hour to be announced next week. • A T A & P MARKETS PINEHURST — TONIGHT PINEHURST — DIAL 4131 Oiristmas sales are getting off to an early start In town this aeason. FIND BOMB IN TRUCK ANN PAGE HEINE \ Phone service until 8:30. OampbalPa Tonight no less than three are going, Boston, Nov. 17.— (A P )—A fire Call now for early Saturday TOMATO SOUP on. A t the Concordia Lutheran ohurdi, the closlhg session of a suc bomb was foimd today ln«a truck Preserves 2Jst35< Catsup 19c delivery. cessful three-night bazaar will take which left Boston last night for cans place; the Seoqnd Congregational Springfield. The bomb was found ANN PAGE MONI 4 Women’s Leagus will hold its an after the vehicle arrived at its des Full Cream victory nual sale, with several of the tination, Boston police were noti church departments co-operating, fied. It was about ten inches long Jelly 25t Soups m r J-25. DOG POOD and the Amaranth members will and four inches In diameter and combine a minstrel entertainment equipped with a long fuse which QUAKER MAm BUTTER with a sale of gift articles, home not been Ignited. A strike of 3 cans c made candy u d other goods, at the truck drivers In Western Massa A value is only a value 2 5 Masonic Temple. chusetts has been in effect several Cocoa V!- 9c MOk Bone Dog Food Spaghetti 3’»25c V C lb. weeks. 2 6 2 when that which you L noup QUA4CER MA4D NBHQ Larga. OUm Jars tlonal church on Golway street are The steamer J. F. Schoellkopf, have received is the &i- PICKLED BEETS planning to give their services to Jr., 632 feet long, Is the largest self morrow, to complete the heating unloading boat on the Great Lakes. Chili Sauce 19c est quality available at 16c, 2 for 29c system in the basement. The trus Baked Beans 2— 27c COFFEE tees and prominent workers in the NECTAR N i m i 1 the price you’ve paid. It TiHUBto products will be higher. church, ufidch has been built since Buy them now! the depression started, have had to 2 6 ^ / 2 0 lb. is false econtuny to ac go slow in adding improvements. Full Pint Bottlee The extreme cold weather has made Tel. 8500 Ceylon Tea 2SS 25c Assorted Pickles %M9c cept vegetables, fruits or Welch’s it impoeslble to heat the basement Royal Scarlet comfortably. Choir rehearsals and FOR DELIVERY SILVERBRQOK MaxweU House meats that are not TOMATO JUICE schools of Instruction are held h^re. ANYWHERE IN TOWN Plnehurst Freshly Ground The volimteer workers will do the “right” because they are necessary pipe-fitting and arrange Per Case 3 pints 4^^ for more radiators in the vestry. 84 Bottles LSI priced lower. W e always BRANDS Contents Carnation Evaporated Only BUTTER BBIDOEPOB't DIVOROES carry the best . . . and Bridgeport, Nov. 17.— (A P ) — APPLES MILK Bodwetaer 18.00 YUKON Psie Dry snd Ooldsn N. B. a Two decrees of divorce were granted SohUtz $3.00 Oontents Only we’re rarely undersoU. by Judge Frederick M. Peasley in 4 large cans 25c the superior coiul today. Ptel Lager $8.00 S qts. 26V 2< Violet Vlszlay of Greenwich told Pabst Ginger Ale 12’^ 75c Marshmaflow Beauties t^I7c the court that after 11 yeare of Blue Ribbon $3.00 Medium Baldwins. Eating ot For The Finest Meats— Try Pinehurst married life her husband, Aleck Narragansett RAJAH N . B. C. OocUdng. Whole 12-pound strips o( Vlszlay, also of Greenwich, deserted Lager, Ale and $8.60 her. She was given a decree. ^ r te r Fresh Pork will be 15c lb. A divorce was also granted to Mustard • 3 ? ^ Royal Lunch A 19c Wehle - Aetna $8.00 10c Rib Roasts of Pork, 17e Theresa Marino D1 Martino of Nor King’s $8.40 POTATOES lb. walk, who declared that her hus 8UNNYFIELD COMET band, Frank Di Martino, had served IMPORTED AtE Loin Roasts of Porit, 20c time in prisem for convictions as a Copeland’s $8.76 lb. bootlegger and a counter^lter. Frydenland’s Dark Tapioca R k ( . 15c White Rice p fc B . 5c peck Lager (Norwegian) $3JS0 Fresh Shoulders will be MICHIGAN BAKER'S Wiloox Natives. 15c lb. W « take in exchange any re- tamable bottles of brands we They are well trimmed and Pea Beans 5 19c Cocoa '\S- 10c Ccdlege Inn Chicken Noodle can be boned to stuff if yon carry. wish. HOLLYWOOD H-0 BURNHAM A MORRILL ...... 26hc WHOLE FRESH HAM. Center Usually 81c. 18-Lb. Stripe Boasts of Eastern Pork will MARKET MIDLAND PK*. l i e [ c m * pound be 85e to SOo lb. 881 East Center Street, Oats Clams ] 25c Dial 8804 EDGEWORTH Sliced Bacon Ground Beef Morris Supreme Package Store HERSHEY’8 Cellophane Wrapp^ Bacon Young Fancy Fowl Tel. 8500 Bakina Chocolate 17c Tobacco tin 1 5 ( lb. "2 5 c lb. Opposite Midland Apts. 21c 2 lbs. 48c 29c 15c "■ FINE GRANULATED^ ___ TURKEYS More of the 10-Pound Fresh Turkeys which our customers liked so well last Lean Boneless Veal Roasts .. 8fic Ib. RAISIN AND NUT LBS. What Nice Sweet CHICKENS week. They will sell at 34c pound, Best Top Round S teak...... 19c lb. YeUow Globe and the quality is excellent. Fresh Shoulders...... 10c Ib. POUND SUGAR FOWL Round Pot R oasts...... 19c lb. Fowl are good sized and will aver Turnips, 4 lb s .___ 10c Tender Rib Roasts...... 19c lb. Durkee-Mower Combination! Both for BROILERS age $1:29 to $1.49 each. Roasting CAKE Veimont Maid Syrup *>«<• 17c Chickens ffom Broil and Schmidt— Crisp Spinach EXTRA SPECIAL! ASK YOUR DRIVER I can Marshmallow Fluff DUCKS “Nuff Sed.” White Celery Strictly Fresh E g g s ...... S9e doz. OB PHONE 3537 Pillsbury's Pancake Flour ‘.'111!.' 1 k Ripe Tom at^ Cranberries ...... 10c lb. 1 can Rich's Sweetened Cocoa A shipment of Fresh Stewing Oysters will be deliv Visit Our Retail Store At Beets — Lettuce Bulk Molasses...... 88c qt. ered early Saturday morning. Full Cream Cheese...... 88c lb. FANCY S E L E C T E D _____ ' ' i Mushrooms, 1/2 -lb...... 22c What’s finer for Sunday dinner than Plne- Swift’s Bacon...... 18c lb. Mohr’s Bakery hnrst 18 Gorman Place LBS. Kale, lb...... 7c ROAST B E E F California Carrots, POTATOES It Is Priced This Week At large bunch ...... 9c Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs. .... 10c Royal Gelatin Dessert 3 p k c - 17c Sparkle Gelatin Dessert pKg. 5c White Boiling Onions, lb. 9c 18c‘“25c'””"' The sixth and seventh ribs are 18c and we Jello All Fiavoro 3 p< •By JACOB E. RUBINOW- South Hdhodist Series To Be It Was The Talk o f Manchester Last Month MANAGED CCBRENCT AND^caL To ignore the decline in bond MAnONAL. CREDIT: prices will mean that future bor> Started Under Organist ADMINISTRATION’S rowings be made only at exces* Agaiif. W e Offer Real Values In Our DILEMMA sire rates at interest, and that Bytes. IT P A Y S securities would have to be issued Oomstlilnc has been happening in an «»-tr>niiTit. greatly exceeding the $6,000,000,000 as now estimated. If TO WAIT ON during the past two weeks that inits The first of this season’s Sunday the Admhtijstraticm in a decidedly the recovery program is to be evening musieals to be given by the Sale of Canned Goods UDOomfortable portion. Since the financed through Government secu- first of the month the prices of Gov rities—and President Roosevelt has choir of the South Methodist church YOURSELF ernment bonds have been going given no lndicati Read fhe dlm sified Rental Propertg LisHnq on this Paq MkC < vj room coouitly as tt bad befn when AinX)MOBlLES FOR SALE 4 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 APARTMENTS—FLATS— King's body was found. Ttie d!^ FOR SALE—FORD ROADSTE^ CHEVROLE3T— 1933 Towne sedan, TENEMENTS 68 LONG‘m N HOUR” order indicated that tbs aeou^b of jHCfellNKNOWNRIOND- the apartment had b66i( nioBt reasonable, A-1 condition. Inquire, new car giiarautee. Forda, 1930 n o t ic e :—HERB IS YOUR oppor 95 Cedar street sedan; 1930 coach; 1930 coupe; thorough. No chance that Hen tunity to get a five-room fiat, 10 ley's men had missed ansrUilng. 1929 coach. 1927 Pontiac coach. mlhutes to mills, 8 to trolley, with ALLOWED STORES b e g i n h e r e t o d a y Did it mean she was a clever ad on. "Nothing like It has e'ver hap HIGHEST PRICES paid for your Brown’s Garage. TeL 8805. On a stormy N ovember eveoliig “In there,” said TJnk, 'fis gas, electricity, bath, cement cel venturess? pened «rinr!«i Fve been here. It’s we found him. In the bed room.**. car. Cash waiting. Armory Oa lar, only $18. Call today 91 South DAVID BANrnSTEB meets a FOR SALE— CLOSED-m truck “No, there’s no. forwarding ad been a ehock to everyone — the A boyish 'voice csdled from the rage, 60 Wells street Tel«^one Main street Telephone 7505. pretty blond glii and offers her body, for roadster. Cheap. 127 dress," the clerk said briefly. guests, the help, everyone! They corridor, "Oh, Mr. lin k ! Mr. 6874. Exception in Retafl Code Be a lift in the onb In which he is Bannister thanked him, turned aU knew Mr. King. He was always Cooper Hill street TO RENT—6 ROOM TENEMB2^, riding. Her handbag opens and Link!” back toward the door. ’This time so pleasant. Such a fine looking The clerk turned. “Excuse me,” 1933 CHEVROLET SEDAN demon 89 Russell street all modem con be sees a revolver inside. he went out to the street, hailed a youDg man— . he said, ‘TU have to see what they strator, at reduced price, 1932 venience. Apply 41 Russell street Next morning Bannister reads comes Effecdye Sonday, taxi and told the driver to take "It was you who found him, want. I’ll be back in a moment—” Chevrolet sedan, 1931 Chevrolet BUSINESS SERVICES ’Tel. 5754. that TRACEY KINO, orchestra him to the Shelby Arms. wasn't it? ” Bannister asked. Bannister nodded. He heard the sport coupe, 1931 Ford Victoria, OFFERED 18 leader In a movie theater, has He felt rather as though he had “Yes. Mr. Drugan and I . He FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM first door close behind him as he moved 1930 Chevrolet coach, 1930- Ford It Is Annoimced. been found dead In his apartment. dived from a high spring-board and didn’t come back to the theater STORM DOORS, storm windows, floor tenement Allen Place, rent Police are eearchlng for aa **oa- forward, halting In the entrance to sport roadster,' 1929 Chevrolet landed flat. The more he thought and Mr. Drugan came to find out the bedlam . coach, 1928 Pontiac chassis, 1927 and weather strips; also all kinds $13 month, 2 weeks free rent Ap known blond" who visited King of It the more he was convinced what was the matter. When he ply 336 North Main street ■ the night before. Bannister, re It was smaller than the other Chevrolet sedan, 1928 Nash sport of carpenter work. Call 4681. Manchester merchants who have that the girl had used him to suit knocked and couldn’t get an an room and It, too, bad been oom- coupe. These cars have been thor allowed employees to have one and membering the giii In the taxi her purpose— and how well she had swer he came downstairs and we FOR RENT—THREE, FIVE and cab, Is puxsled. pletely disordered. A dsurk, brown oughly gone over by our repair de six room tenements, with aU mod one-half hours off for luncheon will done It,' too! — then artfully gone went back together." ish stain on the gray carpet ttfld partment, our pi ice low to sell MOVING—TRUCKING— He eeee her again that morn her way. What those purposes em Improvsmenta Inquire at 147 be able to continue this practice ing. The girl tells him her name “I suppoae the police are sure it its unmistakable story. Bennietiir quick to the highest bidder. You ______STORAGE 20 were, what part he had played in couldn’t have been suicide?" knelt to Inspect the stain. Bast Center etreet or Phone 7864. starting next week, an exception to Is JULIET FRANCE and that she are not obligated to drive any of them, Bannister could not guess. “Oh, impossible! The coron,er Even before he heard a sound 'he SILVER LANE BUB LINE offer the the retail code of the NRA having knows nothing of the murder. Of course her story about going to these cars. Some priced as low DELMONT S’TRESTT, 6 roome, all He goee to eee his old frlmd, said that was out of the question was aware of the presence behind as $35. Riley Chevrolet, Armory acoommodatlos ot their large Oe- Improvements, newly renovated, .been adopted to become effective see Tracy King to ask for a Job because there were no powder him. There was no time for ac Luxe bus for lodge, party or team JIM PAXTON, editor of the Tre- was ridiculous on the face of it. garage, 60 Wells street, telephone near stores and bus line. Dial 4618. Sund^,'Novem ber 19. 'Under the mont Poet, and arranges to w ^ k burns— and then there wasn’t emy tion. Cold perspiration stood on trips at cpeetal ratee. Phone 8068, So was her explanation about the 6874. original provisions of the code only on the King murder case for the gim. No, it couldn’t have been Bannister’s forehead; he would 8860, 8864. RENT HUNTZNOT Tell us ediat one hour was allowed for the lunch revolver. And she had said she suicide. Besldee Mr. King had no have turned but he could not. Tlian you want we’ll take care ot It for Poet. Bannister and J. RAN had no friends and was so terrified period and a petition for an excep DOLPH GAINEY, star reporter, reason to do such a thing!" something landed on his b a ^ LOCAL, AND LONG OI8TANUB you, without charge. R. T. Mc tion to this nulng by ths local mer of the police and the tears had "I wonder," said Bannister. A Want Ad IntormatlOB moving, general urucklng, livery go to police headquarters. They come Into her eyes! Cann, 69 Center street Dial 7700. chants was denied by the New Eng leam that HERMAN SCURLACH, moment later he asked, "Isn’t (To Be CoDttaraed) eervloe. 'Our affiliation with United land office of the National Recovery there anwne from headquarters Vane Service meana lower ratu on WE HAVE A SUNNY 8 room unemployed, Is in JaU, accused of Manchester Administration. wilting a threatening letter to Bannister muttered, "Dcunn!" here no\^’’ furniture moving to distant points. apartment that will make a com In announcing adoption of the ex and drew his brows together. "Not now,” Link said with a Large modem trucks, experienced fortable home this wlntsr, In the K i^ . Evening Herald ception, lin e d by R. W. Lea, acting Rannhiter decides to take a ‘He had forgotten that he had gone shake of his head. ‘There were men, prompt eervloe, all gooda to* Jhhnson Block. Telephone 6917 or administrator for National Recov into this thing to help Juliet half a dozen here last night. The FOR RENT sured while Is tranUt are teaturw 8726. look at the room where King died CLASSIFIED ery, on November 9, last, It was and leaves. On the way be stops France, that his visit to Jim Pax Chief, too. This morning there offered at do extra expense to you. stated that it had been foimd that were two men — detectives —out, Single Tenement ADVERTISEMENTS FOR RENT—TWO THREE and to see Juliet France. He la In ton’s office and the 4udden, im Dally trips to New York, baggage certain provisions of the retail code asking 4]uestlons of the servants At 238 Spruce Street four room furnished or unfurnished formed that she has left the hoteL promptu suggestion that he should Count siz averac* worhs to a Uaa. OttUvered direct to eteamahip plera impose an undue hardship upon cer go to work for the Pos*' had all and some of the tenants. Tm With Furnace. Rent Reas* Inltlala, numbart and abbravlatlont For further Informstlon oaU 3068. apartments. Manchester Construc tain retailers and upon application NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY afraid they didn’t leam much. If each count aa a word and oompound come about because of the girl. He enable. See 8860, 8864. Perrett A Qlennay, (n& tion Co. Tel. 4181 or 4869. for relief by said retailers, and upon the wo u 1 d only find that words as two worda tllnlmuzn eoet is CHAPTER Vm wanted to know now, more than price of three linea recommendation of the National Re ever, who Juliet France was. He woman— ” Line rates par day tor traasloat t e n e m e n t f o r RENT—All Im Bannister repeated, in a tone George Englanid provements and steam heat rea tail Trade Coimcll, the following ex wanted to know whether or not a da ception was hereby granted: of disbelief, "Checked out? You 252 Spruce Street mteotlTO Itarek If, IMT COURSES AND GLASSES 87 sonable rent Depot Square. Call she had killed Tracy King and if His words broke off aa he tiuned ‘Tn communities where there has mean she's gone? But there must Cash Obarfs 8280. Paganl Bros. so, why. the key in the look. The door swung I Consecutive ilars ...I T ots t ets BEAUTY CULTURE—Bara while been an established custom to allow bi open. I Consecutive Cays .. • ets 11 ets learning. Detail! trea Hartford "Miss France checked out of the The cab slowed and came to a FOR RE3NT—ONE THREE and employees an Interval longer than Bannister saw a ll'ving room, 1 Lay ...... I 11 ou II OU Aoadsaoy of Halrdreeslng, 698 Main hotel' early this afternoon,’’ the halt. Bannister got out, paid the All ordsrs tor irregular tnaertlons one 6 room tenement centrally one hour for the mid-day meal such longer than It was wide, with three street, Hartford. voice over the wire told him driver and walked slowly up the will be charged at the one time rata located. Inquire 422 East Center custom may be continued on the steps. For an Instant he had a windows at the end. There was an Special ratee (or long term everyi aame basis as previously, provided crisply. attractive, figured draperies at the NOTICE day advertising glvsn upon request. street, or telephone 7560. Bannister heard the click that vision of a slender, green-clad Ads ordered tor tnree or six days that In no case shall the interval be figure silhouetted against that en windows. Aside from these de and stopped betore the third or fltth HELP WANTED— FOR REINT— 6 ROOM tenement on longer than one and one-half hours. meemt that the telephone call had tails the room was completely in been disconnected. He put down trance — a figure that drew back day will be charged only (or the ao«ao- MALE OR FEMALE 87 Wadsworth street with garage. In accordance with Article V, Sec disorder. A desk, standing before tual number ot tlmea the ad appear- the Instrument he had been hold from the stormy night, then November 17, 1938. Rent 180. Inquire 18 Wadsworth S t tion 6, the Interval thus established the window had been rlfleX Chairs ed, charging at the rate earned, but ing, started at it rather stupidly darted Into It But the vision was no allowance or retunda ean be made BY LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR, (8) need not be ooimted as part of the were at all angles, one of them men or women canvMsers; wonder for an Instant and then turned gone almost as quickly as It had on six time ada etopped attar the employees’ working time. Upon the come. upturned. Pillows from the daven fifth day. ful line of home necessltlea. If in FOR RENT— ROOM flat first establishment of a local Retail away. He walked slowly across the port had fallen to the floor. Dirt The South Manchester Fire Dis No “ till torblds": ,heplay Unas aot lobby toward the door. Bannister pulled the hea'vy door sold. terested In selling, see samples and floor. Inquire at 54 Maple street Trade Council, authorised by the Ad had been trampled into the carpet trict Tax Collector is at the No. 4 The Herald will not be responelble be convinced. Address Box X, in ministration of his Code, within a But he had not taken a dozen open and stepped inside. He was and there were several places Fire Engine Station, School Street (or more than one tnoorreot Insertion care of Herald. EDR REINT—SIX ROOM tenement local area, the approval of such steps before he was back. He said in a lau-ge, oblong entrance, car where ashes had been splUed. daily from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. for the ot any advertlaement ordered (or at 179 Mtdn street The Mtinches- to the room clerk, "1 understand peted and furnished almost like a more chan one time. Council shall be necessary in order "We haven’t done anything to reception of Fire District Taxes that The Inadvertent omlaslon ot Incor ter Trust Company. to permit further continuance of that Miss France has left the ho room in an impressive private the rooms at all," Link was quick are due and payable this month of rect publication ol advertising will bs FUEL AND FEED 49-A such custom. tel. Do you know if she left a home. Chairs, a divan and tables to explain. "Everything is Just as November, isiss. If there are any rectified only by oancsllatlon ot ths 'This order shall become effective message for me? My name is Ban were arranged with taste. He no they left it last night Captain taxpayers that cannot come to said charge made tor the service -endered. FOR SALE—HART WOOD for ticed a tapfistry that he did not All advertisementa must conform BUSINESS LOCATIONS ‘within ten (10) days of the date ister— ’’ McNeal said they weren’t to be station on account of illness or in in style, copy and typography with stove, furnace and fire place. $8.00 FOR RENT 64 hereof unless prior to such time The room clerk turned. ‘T il see, like and a tall vase of bronze touched. I locked the door myself firmity a telephone call will bring regulations enforced by the .publish cord, $4.50 per loau. Chsus. Heckler, cause to the satisfaction of the. Ad sir," he said and began sorting chrysanthemums placed before a and it hasn’t been opened since." the collector to his or her residence ers and they reserve the 'right to telephone Rosedale 18-13. ministrator shall be shown to the through a collection of envelopes. mirror. ’The only detail that was Bannister considered the wreck for the collection of said tax. edit, revise or reject any copy con FOR RB:NT—STORE comer Foster A moment later he shook his head. unlike a home was the hotel desk sidered objectionable. PHDR SALE— SLABS, Hickory and and Bissell streets. Inquire Grube, contrary." age before him. That was to be CLOSING HOURS—Classified ade to The locEd Retail 'Trade Coimcil is "There’s no message," he said. at the rear. A man stood there. expected, of course. ’The photo WILLIAM TAYLOR, 109 Foster street. be published same day must be re oak. Selected hreplace wood, cut now in the process of formation and "And she didn’t leave a for A little at his left sat the switch graphs at headquarters would give ceived by 12 o'clock noon; Saturdays to order. C. A. Staye. Dial 3149. warding address?” Bannister per board operator and as Bannister 10:30 a. m. , TO RENT—OFFICES AT 865 Main when it is organized it is expected a record of the appearance of the CoUector. that permission will be given readily sisted. He know, even as he moved forward he heard the oper TELEPHONE YOUR | street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ekl- asked, that she hadn’t. Juliet ator’s softly slurred, “What num ward J. Holl. Tel. 4642 and 8025. to operate under the old schedule of WANT ADS. GARDEN—F A R M - one and one-half hour lunch periods. France had gone away from the ber are you falling?” ' Ads are Accepted over the telephone DAIRY PRODUCTS 60 Hotel ’Tremont because she didn't Bannister addressed the clerk. at the CHARGE RATE given above want anyone to be able to find her. "Are you Mr. Link?" he asked. mm aa a convenience to adverttaers, but HAND PICKED BALDWIN apples HOUSES FOR RENl 65 the CASH RATES will be accepted as PAPAL AUDIENCE Evidently she hadn’t trusted him, "My name is Bsumister and I’ve a FULL PAYMENT If paid at the busi 50c bushel, at farm. 784 Blast Mid hadn’t believed him when he said note here from Chief Henley—” ness office on or before the seventh dle Turnpike. Telephone 6381. FOR RENT— 19 HANNA WAY St., Vatican City, Nov. 17.—(AP)— he would try to help her. A swift change of expression— day followi.ng the first insertion of was it alarm or something Qtares iv each ad otherwise the CHARGE single house, six rooms, steam Pope Pius gave an audience today Or did this disappearance have GEORGE SCARPO RATE will be collected. No responsi heat, excellent condition $35. to Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Benziger of an entirely different meaning? Did stronger?— came over the clerk’s bility for errors In telephoned ads POULTRY AND SUPPLIES New York. They were accompanied it mean that the story the girl had face. “Yes I’m Mr. Link," he ad will be assumed and their accuracy told him that morning was a mitted. “You say Chief Henley cannot be guaranteed. ALLEN’S ROASTING ducks live, Norman and School street, single to the audience chamber by Mon 16c, dressed 22c lb. 160 Tolland house, with garage, five rooms, signor Eugene Burke, rector of the tangle of lies, made out o f whefie sent you ?” Bannister presented the envelope INDEX OF Turnpike, telephone 8837. $32. American college at Rome. cloth to appe^ to his sympathy? CLASSIFICATIONS containing the note. It had been scrawled with a pen and was noth Births ...... 332 Summit street, five rooms. Du Engagements B WANTED—PETS— plex house, with garage $23. Man ing more than a request that Mr. • Itlg e‘ s af* w a • > a.a • • s Bannister, the bearer, be permit Marrl' -es 2 C chester Realty Company, 923 Main Deaths .. D POULTRY—STOCK 44 ted to see the rooms Tracy King Card of Thanks ...... B street. Telephone 4412. In Memoriam . ..'...... T. WANTED—YOUNG MEAT had occupied in the hotel. “Why—why, yes, certainly," the Lost and Found ...... 1 bits over 4 lbs in weight. Live FOR RENT—SEVEN-ROOM house, Announcements ...... 1 SPECIAL SALE clerk agreed quickly. ‘TU take you poultry and eggs market, 33 Oak all improvements, central location, Personals ...... t up myself. If you’ll Just iltait a Antomoblles street. Telephone. 3441. rent resisonable. Write Herald A car for everybody at this sale, and on Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 Box W. moment while I get someone to Automobiles for Eicharge 6 take charge of the desk—’’ rr Auto Accessories—Tires .p.... 6 TO RENT —6 ROOM SINGLE weekly or monthly payments, too! Auto Repairing—Painting . . . 7 MUSICAL INSTRUMENT^ 53 / He disappeared. The tele Auto Schools ...... 7-A house, 2 car garage, hot water Autos—Ship by Truck ...... 8 FOR SALE^ IVERS & POND heat. Rent reasonable. Phone 7433. phone operator, a pretty girl Autos—For Hire ...... » upright piano. Inquire 71 Bridge whose Irish ancestry was unmis Garages—Service—Storage 10 TO RENT —SE'VERAL desirable Down Payment Full Price takable, had been watching Ban Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... 11 street. Phone ^977. Wanted Autos—Mctorcycles . 12 five, six and seven room houses, Whippet O a c h ...... $5.00 $10.00 nister with open interest. Now Boalnese and Profeeeiona] Servleea single and double; also heated she kept her eyes averted, became ojr_ Business Services Offered ...... 13 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 apartments. Apply Edward J. HoU, Willys-Knight Touring...... $15.00 elaborately preoccupied with her Household Services Offered ...... ll-A Phone 4642 and 8025. switchboard. Building—Contracting 14 $20.00 Florists—Nurseries 16 FOR SALE— VILLAGE CRAW- Chevrolet Coupe...... ‘Doesn’t want to talk," Bannis Funeral Directors ...... 16 ford black stove, suitable for oil Hudson Coach...... $5.00 $25.00 ter decided. He turned his back Heatin' Plumbing—Roofing 17 burner, like new. 67 Wadsworth on her and continued to inspect msurance ...... 18 street. Buick Coupe...... $10.00 $25.00 the large room. Millinery—Dressmaking . . . . 19 LADY ROBERTS LODGE (BEAD THE STORY, THEN COLOR ’THE PICTURE) Moving—Trucking—Storage 20 Chevrolet Coupe...... $10.00 $35.00 Link was back shortly, a Painting—Papering ...... 21 FOR s a l e :—ONE USED rotary yoimger man beside him. The “I win again,” said Ol’ Man Blow. me! Tm Just as hot eui I can be. I Professional Seiwlces ...... 22 No-Kol oil burner. Will sell rea Essex Coach ...... $10.00 $35.00 Repairing ...... 22 ELECTS ITS OFHCERS newcomer stepped behind the “Gee, how I made old ’Thimder go! think we’re too close to the sun. Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning 24 sonable. Inquire Johnson A Little, Pontiac C oach...... $15.00 $50.00 desk. Link said, “Now Mr. Ban He always disappears from sight How can we get away? Toilet Goods and Service 25 109 Center street. Telephone 6876. nister—’’ in the tone he might whene’er the sun comes out. “If I was positive Just where Td Wanted—Business Service -m .... 26 e Pimtiac. Sedan...... $15.00 $65.00 ■ Lady Roberts Lodge, Daughters have used with a prospective hotel “It is his job to stir up rain. land, I’d jump into the air. It Bdaeatlonal FOR SALE—1 QUARTERED oak tenant, and led the way to the won’t be long imtil I’ll melt, if cm lourses anc Classes 17 of S t George, held its annual elec Buick Coach...... $15.00 $75.00 When Sol is out, his work’s in vain. >rlvate Instruction ...... 28 bedstead and spring, 1 parlor sofa. elevator. Now that he’s in his drum, he’ll this cloud I stay.” >anclng ...... wr....>:.28-A Inquire 17 Ridge street. tion of officers Wednesday evening Ford Roadster...... $20.00 $75.00 Neither spoke during the ascent. sleep for hours and hours, . no luslcal—Dramatic ...... 29 for the ensuing te *m. They are as Bannister thought that the uni “Now, wait,” exclaimed ol’ Blow. Vanted—Instruction ...... 10 BARGAINS—IN USED STOVES. Ford Ton Truck...... $25.00 $85.00 doubt.” formed youth who operated the “Well, gee, I think ’twas fine of “I guess I’ll help you all out of this Financial Bought, sold, exchanged; also oil follows; President, Mfs. Annie Tld- Hupmobile 8 Sedan...... $10.00 $50.00 elevator displayed conMderable in you, to help the s'un come shining mess. Star Island is not far from Xonds—Stocks—Mortgagee « . . . II mas; vice-president Mrs. Margaret Business Opportunities 22 burners. Speak quick. Open eve terest as they stepped out on the through,” said Scouty. “All the here, and it is cool &)wn there. koney to Loan ...... 23 nings imtll 8. Jones, The Stove Jones; financial secretary, Mrs. 1929 FORD COACH ^ 1930 FORD SEDAN third floor and that he lingered to kids on earth can nm right out “If you’ll agree. I’ll blow some Help and Sttnn'tlona Man, Manchester Green Garage. Mabel Potterton; recording secre see which direction they would more and through the air you all gelp Wanted—Female ...... 16 1930 (2) FORD COACH 1931 WILLYS SEDAN and play. Belp Wanted—Male ...... SI tary, Miiss Ada Robinson; treasur take. ’Then the sliding door closed ‘"They won’t get soaked by rain, will soar. I t h i^ jrou’U find it lots Salesmen Wanted ...... 36-A OFFICE AND STORE er, Mrs. Grace Hemingway; chap 1930 FORD COUPE eind the elevator was on Its way. you see, and the}^!! be happy as can of fun to sail right through the Keip Wanted—^Hale or Female 87 lain, Mrs. ]^ a Leslie fi;rst conduc Side by side the two men moved be. No one can have a bit of fun, air.” Agents Wanted ...... K.I7-A EQUIPMENT 54 tor, Mrs. Louise Marsden; second down the corridor. Evidently Mr. when it’s a rainy day.” “We’re game, but you're not Situations Wanted—Fem ale...... 18 stremg enough,” sa| d Scouty. “Why, FOR R RENT—^Underwood E ^ - and Royal conductor, Mias Lucy Clarkson; in Link was not overly experienced Situations Wanted—Hale 89 Open Evenings Until 8 O’Clock. in the ways of police departmoita jrou’d pant amd puff.” Then Blow Employment Agencies ...... 40 typewriters, special rates to stu side guartL Mrs. Martha Sharp; Just then the bright sim shouted, Live Stock—Pete—Ponltry—Vehicles outside guard, Mrs. Mary Osella; and detectives. “You’re a special Say, now that the clouds are blown replied, ‘TU use my beUoWs. They dents. G. H. WUcox, Box 171. Dial will do the trick.” Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 3443. trustees, Mrs. Emily Halliday, Mrs. investigator, are you? Mr. Bannis away, I want to thank you. Mister Llv , Stock—Vehicles ...... 48 Katherine Graham and Mrs. BHlza- ter?” he asked “Is that why you’re Blow, for clearing up the sky. He-foimd his bellows, right near Poultry and Supplies ...... 48 Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 beth Lingard; pianist Mrs. Cath here?” Tm going to shine for all Tm by. The Tinles soon were In the For Sale—Mleeellnmeeea WANTED TO BUY 58 erine Robinson. BROWN’S GARAGE Bannister said, “yes” and felt worth spread cheer aH around sky, and as they sailed along, wee Articles for S a le...... 4i The business session was follow that be was not misrepresenting the earth. I’ll do It now, because Goldy shouted, "This is slick!” Boats and Accessories ...... 41 ed with a social tin», and refresh W « t Center Street at Cooper Dial 8805 the facts. the clouds will drift back by and Building Materials ...... 47 ‘Tt’s a terrible thing — Mr. (The Ttnles land on Star fahw i la Diamonds— Watches—Jewelry , 48 WANTED TO BUY twin stroller. ments were served by the standing by.” Electrical Appliances—Radio 49 Telephone 6614. committee. King's death,” the hotel clerk went Soon Dotty exclaimed. "Mercy tile next story.) Fuel and feed ...... 49-A Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 60 Household Goods ...... 61 Machinery and Tools 68 HOTELS—RESTAURANTS 61 Musical Instruments . e • afwiM s «>• • all 68 ALLEY OOP The Man of the Hour! By H AM U N Dfflce and Store Equipment 64 NEW HOTEL SH KRi i lAN. A home Bpeclals at the S to r e s ...... 66 away from honoe. Modern comfort Wearing Apparel—F urs ...... 67 able roonos, running water or pri ^THE GIANTS OUT COLD ^ VER SWELL PUTT TO 6ET OOP BOMPEO>. /O V J . Wanted—^To Buy ...... I • e •'» s r9 68 vate bath. Special low weekly Rooms Beard—Hotels—lleserfs AN* STILL-, Trf GRAND WIZER OFF, WITHOUT TH' PEOPLE GETTIN* WISE,WA5 ] Bestanraatr rates. Popular priced restaurant. HAS A NERVOUS CHILL— A BUST? LOOKA THAT/ BARE-HANDED, HE / ^ i ioom s Without Board • • • atn • ore « 69 Inspection invited TeL 8678. THE WN6 IS /AAD UP Joarders W anted ...... «..69-A Jountry Board—Resorts • r« • US 60 TO HIS EARS-FfiOK LISTEN ^ lotels—Restaurants s e s s*V« €:• • «u. 61 APARTMENTS—FLATS— IN6 TO WS SUBJE(rrS' CHEBRS? Fan ted—Rooms—Board 68 HIS PLOT TO PUT OUR RAL Real Estate F oi Resit TENEMENTS 68 lents. Flats, Tenements 68 less Locations (or Rent 64 FOR RENT— ^MODERN fbur room louses (or Reut 66 upstairs tenement. For informa jburhan tor Rent 66 ler Homes (or Rent 67 tion can Cbas. Wade, 66 School ranted to R ent ...... 66 street Telephcme 689L Real Estate Far Sals d>artment Building tor Sale Vi FOR R B ^—FOUR ROOM tene- lulneM Property tor Sal# ment with all improvem^its, and ^arms and Land tor Sals louses (or Sak ...... Ma-w, garage, 171 Summit stre^ Tele jOtS (or Sals phone 6987. tesort Property (or Sale luburban (or Sale ...... r.cc««a *- FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat first Estate tor Exchange «.> «■ vanted—^Real Estate floor, modem, with garage. A pp^ 281 Spruce street or 18 HdlUster V' • '.!S'= V.\v> ■ . :l t iUM (3Sii0l9SB(' l^ -> if^ -rr ■jiw r ^ h . f- m .T H e W r aaiw ^i^ Jxad )oat been lit la-ii«e4 quite a lot by ladtjr vlbltn- wtroduc6d to one of bii boat’s , lets. _ I atarinf blankly at him J Country Man ( giylnsr a ery o t fo r acnae tim e. ‘ i<>y) — Give me one of Uiemi (then U K O E R TW6 ,l$[f lin n (after a wtaUe)— You a pause). No, m take two. We Jobow, sir, 3fou loca like a man Fre got the miosus* mother stayibg with C f ^ A Man idanawhere before. Your face us as well. ■nsma Trrj fasdHar; you must have p a *r f ^ i n NOUR PBCEKI >E t STCRE a double. S tnagaly . enough. It Isn’t The Brevity Of The — -'ANt> X W /^EP10 iS » «= VOUR tinetly reneaaiber I formed a strong Skirta That Worries Others. Its (SENEROSATV WOULO S ^\JL UP "ID 'm t 1 dlshke fo r the man woo looked like , The Short Length Of Time They you, but I don’t remember having A • re Wbm These Days.“ 5VZ.H OP A PO PPV . SEED, AND NNAtffeE met him socially. you'D. /.A I'LL BUY'EM. I'LL GWB 'it>0 TWICE AS MUCH ^ ANY800V ^ /HECKl I DONT SLAWev THE FLAVOR LASTS YOU BOYS. YOU ARENT USED TO THE ARCTIC. I HATED THE COLO, PULL OUT, TOO. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser k -j .. ~ - BBASH SCOOPS UP WKkySTDHS klCk-OFP AMD .E a s e s -Rd.- y- MMAMEPS HIS WAY BACK TO SHAOYSIDEB P?gTV-YAgP STBIPg... VIWDICATE MIMSELF, PBECIOEe ASMS FOR 7UE B A LL OW THE NEXT PLAY— pws.'gsryKr.err. jc i«w ir we> «M ea ne,/nV SALESM AN SAM Sam Has Company! ^ { iOAMUA •ttANR., V^AVRCMT, 'N Y C S .S IR I L.eT* MJKs! AM' SAY— ©e SURE, AMO PUT , h u h I a e S O t ^ TfclKJVQ, tW N IC O R e, ty e . HELP Y a uii*r(A THIS 6UMOLE. tOKSpe IT'LL B6 SA^e. sof^erWiM’ pRafty SOMNS. e.Y«. DROPS. A «M G€. AMO Yo u r . a a T am ' c o a t , AMO 3ouMO\ IP I Lose T h a t , I'ca VALU ABU e 1 A SHIMC. I a c N o L e ,! SOMK\SIUlUC I ^ A a RIGHT, IT'S 'X>L>RS..-'WE‘LL USE FUPVBLe.' THE ENO'ABOUMD^ AM* D O NT RUKl T H ’ W R O N G W A Y .' y SHOW *BM, . FRECK.' y GAS BUGGIES aiANfOOTBALL^"2lfflS!* m it r J’-.y ' ' / 1:1 mn dardi (Main Smart, V. Imncie .t witji ntiie-iiich heiiifl -■ V.'-' We’ve just these new aBps! Satnr* day's shoppMB win find issl values t t a they're faidiloned of heavy sQk crepe. X/>vdy Urtumungs of de^ ecru lace. White, pink, p«mh. Bach FUR C slip has a nlne*inch hem. Silk SUpe—Mem Fkmr, veer. ■ ■ A I M ickey Lives | They^re Sheer. .Fine. .And Good Wearing! $19.75 r- Silk Hose at T oyfa ir by Gotham »$22.75 Grades '$29.75 Gradies^ I because this lovable character is up to date, novd and | qpiorts, tiavel «md utility coats cut on simple classic Hnes w l^ the * always a leader. It is only natural, then, that he should nsw d(e^ yolms, Ascots, notched o^ars, set-in and raglan sleeves. Straifl^tUne models, warndy Inteillned and excellently tailored. Slsea. for * have chosen Brown Thomson as his home with Santa mlases and women. BiWn, tan, black and gray colorings. I Clause until Christmas. At HALE’S (XXA’TS—Main Floor, rear. / Brown Thomson, always on the alert for the newer More and more custom- thinfifs, not only have a representative stock of Mickey ars are switching to Qotham’s, for they know Mouse Toys, but a complete stock of Toys grathered from that it’s worthwhile to In The New G^y Shades all parts of the world. You will find the newest and pay a little more for best ideas for play and educational values. QUALITY. Fktwlestfy chiffons and servioe Because our toy orders were placed early In May^ weights. Correct hose for prices are at their lowest. We urge you to make your Nomad every occasion . . and priee^ within the budget! Christmas selections at once, either for immediate or Hosiery—^Main Floor, right. future delivery. /in Styles for ,.v,i Bring the children Saturday to Toyfair to see Jolly For A YOUTHFUL, Old St, Nick. Slim Figure! “ Marvelette” For the. Hdidays, I Surprise Packages 25^1 You Must Have Olle Foundation O f These 4 * SmaH; and YBS! We’ve included the ‘‘dress hits* ct the seasoh M this special sailing—^Asoot 06I-; Hats laral . . elavar aleaves! . . higb aaoklMaai . girdle sophlstleatad blacka! . . gay ’coloral . Special! dresses for every daytime occasion. SOUTH MR NCHTSTFR ■ COHN There’s nothing like a Marvelette for giving your figure a "new deal’’ . . pinches In the waist, molds New B right . S h a ^ : the hips into graceful Hnes. The inner-belt flattens > > the diaphragm. You can shop a long time before Saturday Elnds Hale’s you’ll find a better buy at $8.60! • G o ld Floor, rear, y • PeppCnnint Green Foundati' This Pre-HoUday Selling in Sale of cludes many of tiie ‘*hlts’’ of the season, parndy, the beret, the •C h in e se Red turban, the brimmed bat CSilo • G a y CombinatioBS felts In black, brown, and colors.. Large and small headslzes. Drogs ..a Toilet Goods (Main Floor, cmiter). At HALE’S Frocks—Main Floor, rear. Fill Tour Medicine Chest NOW At 'Hiese Prices. Who’s A lf^d 25c CLEANSING 25c “raRLOX” for Protection - Old Jac^^Fr^? TISSUES TOOTHPASTE Frwn the Shivers I 3 tubes 2 9 c Children’s ^ arm 12c Shop^ Hale’s Soft, absorbent cold cream "Milk-of-Magnesla’’ tooth Pants ahd removing tissues . . . also paste—^wlll keep teeth pearly fo r W arm good as a hanky. white and stainless. V ests Coat Sets Th«3^B6 Gay.. will Patent Medicines Pills and Tablets Chic./YooHiful.. Wool Gloves out ' $1.25 and $2.50 Absorbine, Jr., Thay'ra the grandaat little ‘‘knits* . . no a<^ No need of going around with ...... 85c, $ia5 50c Addex TaUets ...... 39c and lovely; they contain Just to be ice cold handS/Whoi we’ve such, an 75c and $1.25 Agarol . .63c, 9Sc 75c Alophen PlU s...... 53c warm. How they fit! . . Jturt like a second sMa. assortment . ...and so reasooablal We’re seSlng LOADS of them . . get 3WJrs to* 60c Ayer Cherry Pectoral . .48c $1.25 Atophan P ills ...... 93c 50c and $1.00 Angler Emulsion morrow! 25c and 75c Anadn . . . .17c, 45c Striped Bolides, 43c, 83c Warm brOahad wool llidngs. 75c Acldlne...... 55c 25c and 75c BeU-Ans .. .18c, 51c As(^ts "WooUes”—Main Floor, it|^t. Qlovea and mlttsnA 30c, 60c and $1.20 Bromo- 25c and 60c Beechcun’s Pills .., in corduroy, Seltzer...... 18c, 35c, 79c 59eto$L ...... 16c, 33c silk, bezigalme - .Hare are furred'.dredgnwto ^,... 30c and 60c Blsodol .... 19c, 43c 25c Buket’s P ills ...... 19c $1.00 Cream of N u jol...... 67c BoQde Gkves, elB^ . many w lt h ^ M ^ j^ :Wen^tldlorad,. $1.00 and $1.50 Citrocarbonate 25c and 75c Carter liver Pills For Carefree, Outdoor - with anng ' kalttad . tufn-back wnnnly interUned oortpnfth > 69c, 98c ...... 17c, 55o cufl^- ■ Slim 2 to 6 years.' ' ' 75c Cod Liver OU (10 D) .. .59c 25c Cascara T ^ e ts (5*gr.), 19c Sports, Wear Warm . 79e $1.00 Dr. Mile’s Preparations $1.25 Caold and Bile Salts . .89c \ ...... 75c 35c Cascara Quinine ...... l9o 60c and $1.00 Eno Salts, 45c, 79c Solid oolMr corduroys, striped BaD!^ Intok; $1.00 Emulserol '...... '. .69c 75c Doan’s Kidney PiUs ... .46o sUks, asid gurgaous baigallne 40c and 75c Fletcher Castoiia 60c Dewitt’s Kidney PlUs . .4Se and aatip oool^nattons. (Front liOMla * ■ ...... Vailfly ...... 23c, 55c Entrance), ^ f He’U be 25c Doan’s Regulets...... 19o • 5Se sets. $1J50 Fellow's Syrup...... $1.09 25c and 50c Ez-Laz .. ..16c, 81e 60c and $1.00 Father John’s Medicine ...... 89c, 79c SOc Edward OUve T ^ e ts . .19c .•i'- $1.25 Gude’s Pepto Mangan, 85c 26c and 50c Epsotahs . .16o, 38c f $1.00 Haley’s M- O...... 75c 26c and 60c Feen*a-mint...... i7c, 85o and Laukh Tooth Brushes, 60e Oestrogen...... 85c Take ;HDrt»c ( M ' J a c k F i ^ Fv:;-'] Pastes and Powders 50c CaloK Tooth Powder .. . .87c Shaving Creams, 25c and 50c Colgate Tooth - Paste ...... 17c, 85c Razor Blades '. *^*^V i' ■ 60c and $1.00 Cor^fa . .89c, 79c 50c Dr. West’s Tooth Brushes 38c, 60e and 76o Barthsol ,