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CT»TC VATEDC 1 WORLD WAR HERO As Lawyers’ Commission Inquired Into Reichstag Fire M A lfi VUlLRo GETS JOB AGAIN OVER MILLION NATIONS PREPARING TOBAIIOTON DOLLAR WAGE FOR A NEW PARLEY AMENDMEKTSl INCR ^EH ER E D etroit, Sept. 22.— ( A P ) — TO CUT DOWN ARMS Edgar M. Halyburton, whose Replies to NRA Question To Decide Whether Go?em- defiance o) the enemy as the first Yankee captive during the World War was perpetuated In naire Disclose Amazing Germany to Ask for Eqnai- or W in Be Given More a statue and on Liber^ Loan NtSTERY SHROUDS posters, hs*' been mustered out of the army of the unemploy Resnlts of Bine Eagle ity, France for Seenrity Time to Sign BiDs— Also | ed. CROSBY ( M ’S CASE Out of . job since he lost his barber shop during the bank Campaip in Manchester. and the Others Will De His Appointive Power. ing crisis hen last spring, he will go tc work Monilay on one of the 6,000 Jobe the ^’ord Mo The total annual Increase in Man Hartford College Student mand Rednetions — How New Haven, Sept. 22—(AP) — tor Co. has offered Detroit war chester payrolls under the Natio'ial The Connecticut electorate will vote veterans wjth good records. Recovery Act today was estimated Varions Nations View the this year on tw o. proposed amend A German camera snapped at more than one million dollare, Foimd Lying Unconscions figure being based on a com ments to the state constitution—one Sergeant Halyburton as, with clenched fists, he shouted to his pilation of first returns of the ques Sitnation. giving the governor more time to captors, “Sh(X)t and be damn tionnaire sent out by the local NRA on Railroad Tracks. sign or veto bills and the other em ed." The picture created a sen committee. The figures were com plied from about 300 replies to the powering him to nominate judges ot sation when it was smuggled (Copyright 19S3 by Associatad Press) the Court of Common Pleas in the out of Germany to the United 600 letters sent to business con Wellesley, Mass., Sept 22.— (A P) same maimer as he now nominates States. cerns that have signed the Presi —^An element of mystery today en-t Once more the nations are send for the Supreme and Superior dent’s Reemployment Agreement tered the circumstances surround ing diplomats to Geneva where they and take in the period from July 1 courts. ing the finding of Miss Eleanor Cros will try to balance demands for The amendment dealing with ' he to the present date. by, 18 years old Wellesley sopho armaments' with pleas to reduce frigning of bills was born from the CONSUMER BUYING Employment Increase more from Hartford, Conn., on the famous McCook case in which the This incopipleted survey also tracks of the Boston and Albany that burden. Supreme Court ruled a vmass of brought out that a total of 682 per railroad yesterday, a minute before With the resumption next month sons have found employment in the Twentieth Century limited legislation invalid on the ground the Shown here in session in London fs the imofficial international legal commission which declared for the of the world disarmament confer IS WEEK’S FEATURE Manchester since last July, this roared over the spot. ence they will again consider Ger governor had not signed the bills innocence of the five Communists now on trial in Leipslg for high treason in connection with the Reichstag figure and the payroll figure being Contradictory statements were thi"ee days after the adjournment of fire. The commission stated that suspicion for the deed rested with high Nazi officials instead. Left to many’s cry for equalities, France’s exclusive of the increases made un made today by college officials and the General Assembly. right, standing, the members are Dr. Branting, of Sweden; Arthur Garfield Hays, United States; Dr. insistence on security, other nations der the NRA previous to July 1, authorities of the Newton hospital, ftniA Pocket Veto Baker-Nort, of Holland; D. N. Pritt. of England; Mr. Vald-Huvt, of Denmark*,, Mr. Vermeylen, of Belgium. requests for reductions. This amendment virtually does Trade Review Reports That when the local committee began its whero Miss Crosby is in a (nltical Preliminary discussions are being away with the pocket veto. Under activities. It is pointed out that the condition with both arms broken conducted in Paris by governmen its principal provision, Uie governor returns cover only one-lmlf of Man and severe cuts and bruises. tal leaders and representatives, m- would be given 15 days after legis Good Weather Helped the chester’s Blue Eagle business con Will Not Talk. duding American Ambassador at lative adjournment to veto a bill. If JERSEY ECHANGE cerns and that the figures will be At the college it was said Miss Large Norman H. Davis, about a he disapproves a bill, he must so TO SPEND 75 MILUONS greatly increased when complete Crosby regained consciousness early new French arms plan. notify the secretary of state, within Nation’s Bnsiness. returns are made. this morning, told inquirers she did This and related matters are dis 15 days after adjournment. He must The weekly increase in payrolls not know how she was injured, and cussed in the following dispatches at the same time list his objections TO START OCT. 2 since July 1 was reported as $23,- asserted she last remembered walk received today from Asrodated to the bill. New York, Sept. 22— (A P )—Dun TO FEED, CLOTHE NEEDY 072.68. I t was also estim ated that ing along a state highway some Press correspondents in London, close to eighty concerns, large and All bills which are not returned St Bradstreet, Ihc., in their weekly distance from the tracks. Hospi Pans, Rome and Berlin. to the secretary of state within the small, have increased their payrolls tal officials on the other hand said trade review today, said that “over The French Plan. prescribed 15 days, would automa Will Begin With 25 Stocks under the President’s Reemploy the injured girl had been fully con Paris—^The French plan to effect tically become law. shadowing other trade news of the President Outlines Plan to FORD CO. ADOPTS ment Agreement. scious since being admitted to the a united four power ftont to avert Given Five Days week were the reports of a strong More Coming In institution and had declined to make an armament race approached a While the General Assembly is resumption of consumer buying and and Gradually Move the The questionnaire was sent to any statement. critical stage today with a meeting in session, the governor would have a perceptible retardation of the in Get Rid of Surplus ^ocks local Blue Eagle concerns early last Not Hit by Anto. of French and British ministers. five instead of three days in which dustrial downtrend.” week, requesting information on the A 32 HOUR WEEK Sergeant James F. O’Day, acting French officials consider that he may sign or veto a bill after it is The review asserted that ciarlfi Entire lis t incresise in employment and pay chief of police, said authorities had American and Italian backing is cation of methods of procedure un and Help the Unemployed rolls since July 1. The immediate presented to him. , been unable to obtain any informa fairly certain and are optimlstio ■ The amendment dealing with der the various codes has brought response was most gratifying and tion of the accident, but discoimted they can reach an accord. nomination of Common Pleas greater freedom for progressive replies are still coming In steadily N ew Y ork , Sept. 22.— ( A P ) — The a theory that the glil might have France’s proposals caU for: (1 )— judges resulted from a dispute dur action to industrial divisions, while at the Same Tnne. Brings It Within Provision of This was the first opportunity to New York Stock Exchange will lose been hit by an automobile and Doubling Germanjr’s army from ths in g the 1931 G eneral Assem bly. the absence of rain and imseason compile the individual reports to ob about 25 o f its m ost .'-.ctive stocks hurled to the tracks. For this to present 100,000 to 200,000 and in Over the protest of Govemoi: Wil ably w arm tem peratures, whleb [pre tain the aggpregate Increases In both the NRA Code Which It have happened, he said, she would creasing small arms proportionate bur L. Cross, thte General Assembly vailed in most districts last week, Washington, Sept. 22.-r-(AP)— A on Oct. 2, when tradmg will defin employment and payrolls. have bad to be thrown tbroiigb a ly. deprived him of the power to nom has permitted the covering of $75,000,000 program prom ising aid itely be started in New Jersey, it heavy wire fence, down a 20 foot (2) — Transforming European /I inate judges of the Court of Com autumn requirements in retaU cen Has Not Signed. was asflerted in well-informed TREASURY BALANCE simultaneously to the farmer and embankment, and pitched a like dis arm ies into militlEUs w ith but fe w mon Pleas on the ground that this ters to be pursued with more brokerage quarters in Wall street months service and abolishing pro piower, exercised by Governors for vigor. the unemployed today was directed today. W ashington, Sept. 22.— ( A P ) — tance to the spot where she was foimd. Police did, however, give fessional armies and semi-military many years, was un
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buttdliif, ytstirday took unto hlm- ruaL oable to Marion Letoher, Amer in town yesterday , to take ovar the ADVBRTXIIIMaNT— I ADVinTZIB1113NT-> Mlf A mato to holp in tho nut-oolloo- ican ooneul general at Antwerp, NEW WARD STORE management of tho local Jtoro. It GUARDSMEN’ S RIFLE wai In the Manchester etore, when GYP ARTISTS USE tion n m o . Belgium, directing him tov Inveeu- Togother they have burled about fate the arrest of three men re- first opened, that Mr. Lyons sntered ------there for in PRACTICE TOMORROW a peck of walnuta around the town ported taken in ouatody i MANAGER ARRIVES ths employ of the Montgomery offlde and they have become eo bold veit^atlon in obmaeotloIon with the Ward Company to train f&r other undbergh kidnapiBgidnaplng oai PRESIDENTS PHOTO that they oUmb upon the knees of positlmui. H. J. Sampson arrivod THE Offlolale said the > nly information William Lyona Takaa Ovar Lo Company 6 Going to Bolton perione feeding them. glvra last evening from Hanover, Pa., to W a ,m they had was in press reports. Range— Attendance of Men the walnuts they Walt only to nip off cal Stora, Coming Hare from become the aeslataat manager of It was understood here the De the store. Both were at the local BARGAJNHOUND Ifl Compnlaory. . the sharp end of one, and grasping partment of Justice, on the basis of Burlingt^ Vt. store today. ict $3.96 from Center the second nut in their teeth they press reports of the arrests, bad hurry away, often burying their The members of Company O, asked the state department to work WiUlsm Lyons, who has been winter food as far away as the Cen There are about 8000 wood ties It’S smart to take to quilting Bagi for every occasion — faille 169th Regiment, C. N. Q., will as- through diplomatic channels to de manager of the Montgomery Ward Street Man Saying He Had ter Springs woods. to the mile on a railroad. these days, and as well as Its being for your afternoon tea gown, suede isemble at the armory tomorrow at termine all the facte. Co store at Burlington, V t , arrived an enjoyable and Inexpensive pas for real dress-up affairs, and smart 1 o’clock for transportation to the time, the finished product makes tailored leathers for sports or busi Ordered Hagazmes. Bolton rifle range for record -prac you feel as though you’d really ac ness. You’ll be surprised and / tice. Transportation will be fur PART OF UNDY RANSOM complished something. You’U find pleased to see how the new bags are nished hose who are without cars no better selection of silk patch- curved to keep in step with the new Pictures of President Franklin D. and attendance is compulso^. work pieces anywhere than at Che silhouette mode of fashion. Com ^sevelt come high these days as Those who absent themselves will DISCOVER!) IN BELGIUM ney’s Remnant Room, and they are plete your new outfit with one of Daniel Rudaz of 682 Center street be subject to a fine. these indispensable accossorles for only 11.00 a potmd. There's enough can testify. Daniel separated him' Meda.': which have >een display (Continued from Page One) in a potmd for one quilt top. $2.95 at Hale’s. self from $3.96 this morning for a ed in the window of a Main street large print of FDR and a couple of store wUl be presented to the mem only through newspaper inquiries. Consider your back before you Black is first favorite for both subscriptions to magazines. Two bers of the company who turn in He communicated with the New daytime and evening, with touches ith’s select an evening frock that is ab alleged agents called at the Rudaz the highest scores. An additional York police, who learned from solutely backless. Few Oi us have of sky, llama, cathay and ombre home this morning and told him medal will be presented to the Washington that the consul general Opposite Sdiodl backs which warrant complete dis blue, dashing Chinese reds, one very that they had called in connection membei who makes the highest was investigating. A nniversary play. Unless you are sure that vivid (Peiping) and the other a dark with the magazines he had ordered, score, standing. k South M ‘ * ondiester yours does, better stick to Intricate and dull shade (Betel) with a gen and displayed. before his eyes the ’Twenty shots will be fired in this Consul Instructed straps which partially cover the erous sprinkling of beige, brown leader of the "New Deal” done in position, the riflemen using the Washington, Sept. 22.—(AP) — and granite grays. bare skin. several attractive colors. hasty sUng. Members of the com' The State Department today sent a Could Not Explain. pany who are unable to report “DUAL HARMONY” The most attractive modem bed What it was that prompted him Saturday on account of having to room suite you ever say, designed to strip four berries off bis roll to work or for any other reas
they quickly disarmed them and TO SPEND 75 MILUONS lined all four up agzdnst the walls of the adjacent Continental ’Trust TO FEED, CLOTHE NEEDY Company. Then, working methodically, they transfer.'ed the bags from the (Continned from Page One) truck to a second automobile which had been slowly following in the which President Roosevelt discuss rear, and in a second were off In it ed ■with newspapermen heading west on Jackson boulevard. Flan Outlined In ths machine abandoned at the The plan, as outlined personally scene of the killing police foimd a by the chief executive Isist night, map which had been heavily “will add to and not replace items thumbed in the vicinity of Kansas of relief already provided.’’ City, and Oklahoma, leading to the Under consideration for hsmdling theory that the desperadoes may in a manner similar to the 100,000,- have been members of either the 000 poxmds of cured pork recently George (Machine-gun) Kelly or distributed by the relief administra Verne Miller gangs. tion were such products, as beef, The sla3dng of Officer Cunnlng- dairy and poultry products and hEim was the 12th in the ranks of products of cotton and cotton seed. Chicago policemen in 1933. Unpaid Officials estimated $75,000,000 would for months, due to the city's finan be expended on such purchases, but cial difficulties. Policeman Cun ALWAYS thin figure was not final. ningham bad received a long delay thefin est tobaccos "The President said he considered ed sEdeiry check a few hours before the program arranged between the and died with it on him, still un ^ e fim e st workm anship agricultural adjustment administra cashed. ALWAYS LUCKIES PLEASE tion and the Federal emergency re lief administration, one of the most direct blows at the economic para JERSEY EXCHANGE dox, which has choked farms with an abundance of farm products TO START 0(T . 2 while many of the unemployed have gone himgry,’’ the White House (Continued from Page One) statement said. W hy do we say “ Always Luckies Hease**? Careful examination and inspection by Urges Speed "He has directed the departments tion of a new Stock Exchange build W ell, one reason is that every Lucky is over 60 precision instruments apd 17 alert concerned to expedite in every pos ing in Jersey. ’The suggestion was made that mkde of choice, ripe tobaccos—the Cream scientists guarantee unfailing unifonn:- sible way their combined attack on with, the four-cent-a-share state tax the food surplus and himger prob avoided by the removal, as well as of the Crop. Another reason—Luckies ity. That*s why Luckies draw so easily, lems. the new four-cent city tax, the ex bum so evenly—always mild and smooth. ‘^ e re are approximately 3,500,- change itself might levy the small are always round, firm, fully packed— 000 families now on relief rolls (^arge of one-cent-a-share, which with no loose ends to sputter and spark. And that’s w h y-“ AlwaysLuckies Hease!’* throughout the country. ’The should net a few million dollars a amounts of food and clothing given year, and quickly defray the ex the destitute still are inadequate. pense of building complete new "A real effort to bridge the gap quarters. y toasted between supplies and consumption will be made. Bi this way two major Isinglass Is made from the air* fOR BETTER TAFn-FO R THROAT PROTBCnON sbjectives of the recovery program bltulder of the sturgeon. 1
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MANCHESTER BVENTNO HERALD. M ANCHEffim CONN, lEIDAE, 8BPTEBIBEE St, ItSt. PAOEFOUR York which hac better go Into hid the Associated Women StudeBta,lB^ tiona throui^iout this aastsn ooun- Canadian market are supplied by ing fo r e d si or so. forms the young lady It is a *1140? flanrIfpfitR r Aa upright plaac dangled yeeUr- geatura' to .ttp haadla of tsa try as those of President Roosevelt ihe trappers, tbe rest ooming from Queer Twists HEALTH-DIET ADVICE day outside a third floor window of automobile dooz for tLi gentleBian, or A1 Smith. It appears to be the fur farms. Of the three-tenths a Bronx house. The dog sneaked up especially V he’s standing outside £orafttg SEralli thoroughly wdl understood, or et of the fur ou^ut provided by the BY DR. FRANK McCUY In Day's News beh^ the novlng men and bit in a downpour. And it alM advises through the bolatiiig rope. The "no Dice ^rl brags abov.t not quits PUBLJtiUlCD BX THa least taken completely for granted, farms, however, It is stated that 89 <)aestloiis la r^pud to Uealtb anq Diet HDRAliD PRINTING COMPANT, m a piano hit the sidewalk with a crash. beating the milkman home.” that the ubiquitous Scamld has » r cent is represented by silver fox will be answered by Ur. MoUoy who can XenU, Ohio—A t egg a day. to r It Biueli ‘itPMt be addreseed in eare of this paper. Bn- Haled Into '*ourt, the moving men ICanob«atRr. Conn. been going up and down through BidnH- Since ihe farms produce 8«nttle--li«it Govsrnor ^^otor uked a day’s a^oumment to “find all of h years, ^is the produc THOU AS PBunUSOR eloae etanped, 'sett-addressed envelope, 'he land for a number of years, something above three million dol- A. Meyers thinks one of Seattle’s that d og.” tion record oWmed for a hen own OonornJ Uaansoi for reply. er by B. F Green of Goes, near ars worth of furs annually it i* greatsst needs is a oommlttee to of freshmen under the Poundod Goto box li I tll sticking up people and killing a con campus pump Is given an^ official here. apparent that there are marketed cogitate ateut chings. PubllRhoC' a*ory B»«nJn« Bxoopt siderable proportion of them, pretty HOME NOT THE SAFEST PLACErmay run a nail into the foot, eto^ O. K. Chicago—The National Hair Sundays and dotidaya Bntareo at tns from Canada farms alone, each Since small children may easily hurt “The committee should dc the Dreasere Association wound up its Post Office at Uanobester. Conn., as much as he pleased and without Qonneaut. Ohio—The hunting Seeond Class Man Matter. year, about two and a half million At the present time drivers of themselves in such a number of entire* worrying (or the dty.” be was good, and Hoxraru Olds, hav convention Iqr selecting the new any particular let or hindrance. He trucks who do not havs aeddrata ways it is a good plan for the said yesterday "Taxpayers ahould coquette bob as the smartest snd SUBSCRIPTION RATBB dollars worth of silver fox skins. ing root all thf squirrels he want One Tear, by mall ...... |AOO has been, it would seem, an almost are being awarded medals. This Is mother to be watchful as to how an be able to C /ote themselves solely ed, leaned agaloat a tree to rest. newest thing ot all the 1988 hair P#r Months bx mntl 4c«b« b«*bb««*$ *90 onmipresrat figure in police cirdes Yet the confined production of a splendid idea and the more drivers accident might happen and to try to to drinldng beer and raisinf. mus Be felt a aeratchlng at bis shoul dresses. Sinfle copies ...... f .01 we can get interested in safe driv prevent It insofar as possible. OelTvered. one year •••••••••••.tt.OO for quite a long time. Yet it has fur in Canada may be regarded as taches. ’ der turned to see a big fox ing, the better. Furthermore, I be Many of the home accidents which Gettysburg. Pr.—Men students goujfml amiable and unafraid. He OLD MILL SOLD not apparently occurred to anybody In Its infancy, since of the thirty- affect grown people are easily pre MBMBER o f THF ASSOCIATED lieve we should carry the good work petted it -nd scratched Its ears. It Dainelson, Sept. 22.—(A P)—^The PRBSb two varieties of ftir that, figure in vented. Fom the habit of being get all tk« attention now at Gettys thM» It might be a good idea to go even farther and should start award burg College—because there are was a nice squirrel. Whitestone mill property here, Tbe Associated Press te ezolnslTOly careful at borne so that you are as last idle plant in good condition in entitled to the use for republleatlon to the trouble of hunting him up, the rynadinn output only three, ing medals to private homes — for are no co-eds. ’They aren’t allowed * But not 'or long. Suddenly It of all news dlspatebes credited to It example every time we find a home alert as yon ^ u ld be while crossing the inm i^e section has been sold between jobs, and putting him where aside from the silver foxes, cut sny a street. In this way you protect any more. ita teeth in the hunter’s fin or not otherwise credited In ^bls in which no bad accidents have oc gers and Olds had to break its neck by the Whitestone Rubber Op., to paper and also tbe local nows pub* it would be difficult if not impossi appreciable figure in the farm rais curred In a year’s time, we would 3Tour own safety. Don’t be like the Pittsburgh—New hazing rules the Connecticut Cordage Company, to get it loose. . llsbed herein. ed supply. These are the mink, the give a medal to show that the people woman who was in such a hurry to for co-eds at Duquesne University Inc. The plant wlU he equipped and All rlgrhts of repiiblloatlon of ble for him to miuder or kidnap tidee her flying lesson that she left are not an upmixed blessing. Seattle—Co-eds at the Universi spdclaJ dispatches herein are also re jatch fox and the red fox. SmaU in it are careful as to the safety of ty of Washington shouldn’t go operated at once, it was announced served. anybody. human life. It is a well-known fact the broom out of place. When ’she Spanking 1s sternly prohibited, but today. Much of the output will bo numbers of pelts of fifteen other camo home from her first solo flight New York—’There’s a certain wrong on campus etiquette. Tbe ease of Scamld presents fair that the highest number of accidents on automatic machinery. Full service client of N B A 8er< varieties are raised but the main occurs in the home. This is partly in the air she fell over tbe broom bull-dog OB the sidewalks of New A book written under auspices of vice. Inc. ly convincing proof that there is and hurt her ankle. supply In all of them comes from because of the total number of Pobllsber's lirpreseniatlve: Tbe very serious need in this country of hours spend at home which is Net only today but every day In the trappers, while there are thir Jnllus Mathews Special Affency—.'4ew a federalized police service such as greater than the number spent else tbe year almost 77 people will be Fork. Cblcaao. Detroit and Boston. teen more which figure largely In where and partly because people killed in borne accidents and more several times recently has been ad MEMBER AUOTT BUREAU OF the trap crop which have never lave not been carefully trained to than 11,000 will be hurt at home. I CIRCULATIONR vocated by criminologists. It is to “play safe” and forestall needless would suggest that you start right been raised on farms at all. Only be suspected that even right now accidents. away to "watch your step” as In Tbe Herald FrlntlnS Company, Inc., an insignificant number of Canada’s You might think while you were this w ay srou wiU be as safe a t home assumes no anhncla3 responsibility Leonard Scamid and the rest of his foi typoarapbical errors appearing In muskrat pdtries come from the fur flying in an airplane or riding in an as you would be on a train or in an A last day review of outstanding values advertisements In tbe Manchester highbinder crew would still be at automobile you were in greater dan airplane. To keep safe and sound farms, though the muskrat is the Evening Herald. liberty to pursue the tenor of their ger than while you were at home while at home is well worth a little second largest contributor to the carefulness. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, ways had it not been for the inter bu: according to the very latest sta Dominion’s fur wealth, and It may tistics, while jrou are taking a bath position of federal officers. or getting out of bed in your own QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS be that In the future fully as much ^OSS LEADER” SELLING A police system which ceases to home you are just seven times more success will be attained in tbe likely to have an accident than while (T onsils) operate as soon as a criminal drives The provision in tbe retail codes breeding of these animals as in the flying or motoring. After learning Question: K. G. F. writes: ’T en now under consideration by the across the boun^ries of the dty in this, I believe that we should all joy reading your question and an raising of silver foxes. swer colunm and would like to iask NRA, prohibiting the sale of goods which he has been operating is not join a tremendous safety drive to MANCHESTER At the present rate of opening up cut down on home accidents and to a question, myself. I bad my tonsils the most effident imaginable set-up at less than a 10 per cent advance the wild spots of the earth it may try to make home tbe safest spot taken out about four months ago, on the wholesale price, may not be for the protection of dtizens on earth, instead of the most dan but. when exposed to wind or in a not be more than a generation or real warm place, I have coughing acceptable to that part of tbe pub against crooks and desperadoes. gerous. two when aU the furs will come Some of tbe common home acci spells. Please advise me if you ap DAYS lic which frequents bargain base There is a growing feeling that sim from propagated under the dents against which you should prove of having tonsils taken out if ments and is always on hand to ilar crltldsm applies to systems guard yourself are tbe following: they are diseased. \lso if tbe ex control of man. posure to wind and heat after a cer take advantage of morning hour which terminate at state boundary 1—^falling: from stairs or steps, on ley or wet sidewadks, on sliding rugs tain length of time will cease mak “specials,” but we are not at all lines. or waxed floors, over furniture, ing me oougb. Is It an early sign sure that It will not, if finally adopt When thugs, bandits, machine BEHIND THE SCENES IN over toys, from ladders, from chairs of tuberculosis of tbe throat?” ed, operate to tbe advantage of tbe gfunners and snatchers can hop wbUe standing in them, from win Answer: Tbe cause of any oougb should be very thoroughly investi from one state to another in an dows, out of beds, by walking off average man and woman. porches in the dark, over misplaced gated. Yes, it is true tbat it may be The purpose of this provision is, hour, the job of dealing with them articles left lying around such as an early sl^ of tuberculosis of tbe LIVENG ROOM SUITES of course, to do away with what la in any effective way is, quite dear brooms, mops, pahs, or boxes. 2— throat, but not necessarily so, as It may be simply a result from your ly, a very difficult one for'local or bathroom accidents: slipping on termed tbe “loss leader” method of soap and falling, losing the footing operation. I do not advise promls- Low, loungy ‘Xondon” style with low, flat doing business. Under that system state police organizations. By BODNEY DVTCHEB on wet tiles, scalding with hot wa cous removal of tonsils. They are arms, cut back from the front, and squatty ball Tbe Herald Washington Corre ^ e merchant sometimes sells a lot ter, touching electric fixtures while composed of Isrmpbold tissue and, feet. Sofa and lo\inge A spondent stwding in water and thus sustain when diseased, can be made healthy or line of goods, as a “special,” at LIQUOR LAWS. ing a severe shock. 8—other acci again through dieting and following c h a ir ...... ^ U O m or below cost, figuring on com Washington. — The adminlstra' dents such as: injury when gasoline the proper hygienic habits. We have never been lost in ad pensating himself for the loss sus tion’s careful Cuban policy has had used to clean clothes explodes, in Three styles at this low Manchester Day miration for the views on the liquor exactly the desired effect in Latin- (Find Cause of Brooding) tained through increased patronage jury from lifting heavy objects price; Queen Anne, carved wood base, and traffic held by that incorrigible A m erica. which may cause barm from strain Question: Mrs. Clarke S. writes: of his store and the sale of other Not in many years, diplomats or an injury to tbe foot when the "I am continuously bnxvUng over Hollywood lounge. Sofa and 9a 1 dry former Senator Jim Watson of goods which return a profit. from this hemisphere’s other re objects slips oul of your hands, accl troubles which I know are imagin lounge chair ...... v A ^ • Indiana, but it is to be freely ad publics admit, has public sentiment ary but cannot seem to stop. My When this system of merchan' denial swallowing of poisons, bums, mitted that Mr. Watson talked below the Rio Grande been so fa scalds, cuts, bruises, bumps, broken doctor says there is nothing organic dlslng becomes a fixed' practice vorable for such a program of bones, crushing of fingers which are ally wrong. I have tried will there can hardly be any question more sense, at a meeting of, retail economic co-operation as Roosevelt caught in cracks of doors, in food pow er.” Answer: Ansrone with this trouble about its adding substantially to beverage dealers held in Washing is planning. grinders, hit with hammers, or ton Wednesday, than we have beard Latin-Americans have long mem' caught in washing machines and should have an x-ray examination to the retail prices of non-leader wringers. find out if there is anything wrong from any of the defenders of the ories. rhey recalled tbat Roosevelt, goods. The store which regularly when an assistant secretary of tbe Children suffer a high percentage with the alimentary tract. It will Chairs 75 usually be found that there is a se sells some goods at a loss would Connecticut Liquor Control Act, navy, bad much tc do with tbe OC' of accidents at home, some of which may be guarded against. A child vere prolapsus of tbe abdominal or A choice of Lounge $ 8. appear to be imder a real necessity either wets or drys. cupation of Haiti. and Lawson types in Armed intervention would have may'be injured while playing, by gans in these cases. The pictures The meeting was called for the greens and rusts. Occasional Chairs in of taking more profit on other bad a bad effect. Any, hard-boiled falling off roller skates or bicycles, should be taken in tiu standing posi tion as prolapsus often does not Queen Anne designs; goods than would otherwise nec organization of tbe beverage deal threat to Cuba from Washington by swallowing ant poisons or open show if one is reclining. Nothing ers to seek uniformity of state laws would have bepn .poorly received. safety pins or small pieces of money, choice of covers. essary. If this is tbe case—and tbe may be cut with broken glass, be will produce neurasthenia in a with especial attention to prevent R oosevelt l:x 3W that. woman as quickly as tbe pressure $29.; code makers seem to agree that it Now, the diplomats tell you, their accidentally shot while playing with ing brewers and distillers from own a gun, may be burned while playing congestion in the pelvic region is—^injustice In more than one di people i.e impressed by tbe respect ing liquor dispensaries and to keep with matches or before an open that is so often associated with rectlon would appear to exist shown here for Cuba’s sovereignty. fire, may be bitten by animals, or prolapsus. The selling of ‘loss leaders” is ing liquor taxes low enough so that Relations have been psycbolo^cal- LUSTRE RUGS; Oriental patterned and ly Improved. Wg store activity. The small mer no premium will be put upon boot colored 9x12 rugs made by Bigelow cats tbat be has raised. He wouldn’t chant cannot effectively engage in legging. Mr. Watson, freely ad Gen. Fuller to Retire. Weavers; fringed give a snap of bis finger for a Per mittlng that tbe end of prohibition Maj. Gen. Ben H. Fuller Is not It But be may be quite seriously IN NEW YORK sian or any other kind of fancy cat e n d s ...... $ . expected to be commandant of the 35 victimized by it He may have on was at hand, said that tbe people But he has a passion for ordinary Marine Corpi much longer and had shown by their votes that they <>:arden cats. They all seem to bloom bis shelves a considerable supply of there’s a bvely under-tbe-surfaoe By JULIA BLANSHARD a certain article which be has wanted repeal and that they wantec fight as to his successor. into creatures of beauty under bis New York, Sept. 22.—September care and feeding. Poster Beds bought at an advantageous price tbe liquor traffic considered as The navy’s admirals favor Brig home-comings prove that increas Gen. John H. Russell, now assist "legitimate business.” He urged ing, numbers of notable New York FuU else, mahogany or and which be has expected to sell ant to Fuller, who graduated from Tbe new bralUe bridge book, put ers find the beet way to spend tbe maple veneered, in at a very reasonable profit He finds that tbe laws be framed so as to Annapolis like themselves. The out by tbe American Red Cross, 50 a make it and keep it legitimate. summer is to get back to the land seems to answer a real need among variety of styles. one morning that some big store in principal other candidate is Brig. and go as native as possible. $ 17. Gen. James Carson Breckinridge the blind. New York has dozens of bis vicinity is selling the same arti It is because the Connecticut Con Professor John Dewey has re bead of tbe marine school at Quan- blind bridge clube.' At the Ugbt- An opportunity! Ma 98 cle at retail for less than either be trol Act approaches tbe subject tico, for whom there Is stronger turned from a little cabin in tbe houBs, center iff work among tbe ple dressing tables $ . or tbe big store paid for it Tbe from the exactly opposite direction support in tbe service. BreckiU' Nova Scotia woods, where bs and blind in Gotham, there Is a lively 9 a daugbtsr live in almost primi with mirrors. market for that part of hii stock is that we have so strongly opposed It ridge was graduated from Heldel bridge club which gives a party berg, in Germany. tive manner, cut tbe wood for tbe once a month. There have been as ruined, because, though the big Tbe Connecticut Idea of liquor eon' Russell ic a Republican, Breokin flreetove, haul water and re-leam many as 100 guests. One of tba store price may have been fixed for trol seems to be, if judged by this ridge a Democrat. Senator King of tbe pleasur of early American do- favorite prizes is a two-deck pack only a day, that Is the price which law, that the liquor business is Utah and other Democrats who ing-tblngs-for-themselves. . . . Max age of braille playing cards. Eastman is back from Martha’s At tbe Lighthouse, bridge Isn't sticks in the mind of the customer essentially an evil, and a hopeless scored Russell’s performance Vineyard, brown as an Indian after the only or even tbs favorite game, DAVENPORTS; Full length, three- and be feels that the small dealer, American high commissioner in one, which to to be , kept Haiti are opposing him now. Rus days spent in tbe nude on ths lone however. They have braille check- cushion davenports in two 9k who really is ebarglng only a from getting wholly out of band by ly stretches of beach near bis sell is credited with causing Haiti ers, dominoes, cross-word pqszles, popular styles ...... » fair profit is trying to rob him. sU sorts of streng-am methods to bar King from the country when place. . . . chess, backgammon, parenesi and The small dealer Is not tbe only ’This view Is simply adaptation of be sought to Investigate conditions Norman Thomas is in town sgsin, many other old favorites. Also they there a few years ago. after a summer spent at bis Long offer swimming roUer skating, one who possibly may suffer. If the tbs convictions of tbe prohibition Island farm where be raises chick dancing and all manner of parlor practice of selling “loss leaders” Is lets—and tbs convictions of tbe pro Figs For Bosda ens and cocker spaniels. . . . Anne games for their recreational eve Chests followed extensively snd is accom bibitioBists, it is being pretty eon Ex-Senator Smith W. Brookhart Parrish Is in her Perk Avenue apart nings. A group o t ebeeta- $2.50 weekly of Iowa, whose jcb In the Agrlcul panied by even a Slight lifting of cluslvsly demonstrated, are not tbe ment after being a New Jersey of-drawen in ma tural Adjustment Administration is garden-farmer this summer, . . . hogany and walnut Latest, combina tbe prices of non-leader articles, convictions of anything like a ma to figure out what farm products Louis ‘Bromfleld went completely veneers. tion coal and gM then tbe customer who does his jority of tbe American people or of we can sell to Russia—and bow— native on bis farm in Senlls, France, C. E. WHITE TO HEAD oven Range in buying without regard to the temp tbe people of Connseticut has been paying special attention where be raises bis own. vegetables, porcelain, $148.60 tations of “bargain days” and sps- to pork. fruit and berrlea has chickens, cows BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION $ .! Former Senator Wataon wee al Russia eeuld easily absorb our and svtn ^larvssts bay. ‘ 29 dal sales must be paying, net only together right when he leld that pork surplus of about 100,000,0(K a reasonable price for his own pur pounds, be saye Russia’s is a cok tbe diepensing of elcobollc bever A New York newspaper Norwich, Sspt 22. —(AP) >- chases but somstbiDf on ths aids to climate which calls for mors fst MAPLE DINING ROOM; Welsh dress ages should be regarded as a leglti and oils than ours She has 16,000, woman, Jnet returned from Los Charles B. Wbiinuts o f NSW London compsnsats ths msrebaat for tbs BUite buelneea. B d n g legitim ate it 000 begs and 160.000,000 p ^ ls. Angelas, tails a story which re- was sleotsd prssldefit of ths lavings er, draw-letf or drop-lesf table and iraais m appredatton Bank Association of Oennsotiout to insuffldsnt priess ths lattsr ffscs Bbould be kept reapeeteble. What Ws havo 86,00t,000 hogs and only 11 bar craft 4 Windsor ^OQ en tba Wait Coast.' day at ths annual eonvsatlob of ths from ths chronic bargain buntsr we need in this atete la a liquor 126,000,000 people. C h a ir s ...... Brookhart urges long term ered At tba last meeting ef tiM association in tbe Norwich Inn. who buye practically everything at code that wlU Ineure the operaUon Jita for Russia, dsclarlng she has Jets newspaper women’s Vice presidents sisoted wsrs Noah “loss” prices. of the diepeniaiiee in an orderly, bought 1600,000,000 in goods from dub) they were prseented with Lucas of New Britain, Charles T. a bandeome gift by I* Deesa On the whole, tbs devious systsm reepeetable way, by orderly, re us and always paid hsi' bills. Davis of Mlddlstown and Georgs H. CMbeoB, owner and manager of Woods of Bridgeport William J. Mattresses of “loss leadsr” sslllag is obs w ith spectable and reeponeible people. Roosevelt’s Urbanity tbe Weetwood Bfemorial Fork. Ltim of Wallln^ord was named / out which tbs rstall trads of ths Tbe present Liquor Control Act ie . . . Miss Olbeon gave tbe girls secretary and Marcus O. Msrwin of 50 Burton’s guaraataed President Roosevelt is nearly al Innersprlng m at country would, apparsntly, bs just ways urbane. Awhile ago a western a whole oemetc^ lot, with New Milford treasurer. nleely calculated to keep euob peo< $29. tresses; fun and twin as well off. It Is somsthing that Democratic sertator, arguing over epeee for di^t graves. In ac- Those named to the executive pie out of the liquor bueineee and A whole group of sizes. grew up, from small and casual bs- some appointments, told him to “go oepting 11m generous present, committee were August Sebaub of turn tlie tarfflc over to the sort of to hell.” the girls thanked her very eerl- Middletown, William J. Wilson of ■ dressers in walnut and glnnings, until it has bscoms mors 75 folks who, during prohibition, have F. D. laughed, knowing the sena onsly, for her “fondness for os Suffield, George H. Woods of Bridge mahogany veneers at or less of a nuisance, of which how tor’s te.uperament. A week or so which extends beyond tiM $ . been rum runnere and bootleggers port, Robert C. Svayse of Litchfield IM sp n ee. 14 ever, ths retail world saw no way of later he called him to tbe White gra v e!” and Artbiur B. Storey of Norwich. The best thing to do with the House again and tbe senator was ridding itself. Ths NRA codes offer Tbe convention, which opene. last Liquor Control Act le to scrap it, glad to come. Relative amicable Authors seem^ to get tremendous night with a ba^uet, closed today the way. lock, stock and barrel, and build a relations were restored. satisfaction out ef doing things with a luncbeob. Philip A. Benson, Probably tbe only persons who new one designed from tbe opposite with their hands. . . . Floyd Dell, president of the Dime Savings Bank would regret tbe passing of tbs Co-operative Hotory whose new book, “Home-Coming,” of Brooklyn. N. T., was principal angle of approach. Mrs, Mary Rumsey, chairman of FLY-FREE $1. weekly systsm are tbs few irrepressibles is out tbis fall, does exquisite cab speaker at tbe buslnese session. the NRA Consumers’ Advisory inet work. He has made some hand Soms 160 stats banksrs and their Silent Glow, Jr., in who thrive by persistently “tak Board and crusader for co-opera- Tickets free with each ALL “TAME” FUR SOON? some tables, cabinets and chairs for guests attsndsd the convention. purchase. Good with stalled complete and ing tbe bait off the shop-keeper’s tiv* movam* nts, won a victory dear bis new farm, n
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tow^ fund,, the suxnrof |6,- 000 was pa|d.aff oh the town debt FOUL SAimY BEACH aTHEDRAL AND CONTENT AID COOPERATION relative to bridges axid'|l>000 S w c e t a i B m f i i t y ' DAILY RADIO PROGRAM ed in the War Memorial Fund. 01 DANCE TOMORROW DESTROYS BY BLAZE notes of $15,000 l o t 12S1 to 1932 Purifying T o*r System Mill BOARD JOB were paid off as were notes totaling FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER SC (Central and Bastem Standard Time) $100,000 to r 1982 to 1988 which y m Offensive hraelh— in msqy Event Planned by Manager Valleyllrid,, Que., Sept 22.— (AP) vetv em benaseisE etey oof I Not*—All programs to key and basic chains or p ou M therwf Ml*fa aeecl- issued in antlApatian of thcee. Rityal Areadians to oaodMotfbnt sometimee fled; ewist to coMt (c to c) deslgnatton IncudesjoT available atatlona. SATORNISISSETfREE The town of V4ct)oh alfo contri —Fire destroyed the historic-Val- CenL East. deep down in dM body. Cleenee Programa subject to change. P. M. buted towards thq expense ef the Play. leyfleld Cathedral and t convent to (DayligM Time 0»e Hour XiCterJ 4:46— 5:45—H. V. Kaltenborn—also e Mill Sties Ped deer the intestinel tract icompdy 5KK>— 6:00—Morton . Downey — east IN FIRE ALARM city at RockvUl6, pttytni; $8,75Q day with an estimated loss eff |l,- sifely by using NBC-WEAP NETWORK only; Stamp Adventure*—mldw rpt Cm, towards roads; $461.0i'towards the I An exceedingly la/rgo crow d is 600,000. BA8IO — Eaeti weaf Wlyr weel wtlc 6:16—. 6:15—Jack Denny Orchestra— deficit; and |8,261’.48 tow ards the expected at the Sandy Beach Ball- wJar wtag wesh wabc only: Dance Time—also coMt StitentMt Is Issoid Te- Five hundred occupauts of the WCAO WtABQ wWJ W88i* MlflVMSte 5:30— 6:30—Quartet and Orch.—east; Judge Hints at Whipping Post corporation taxes. Receipts ef $1,- soom at Crj^stal Lake, on Saturdajr wmaa wcfl Kad woc-who wow waar Don Russo Orch.—midwest 200 .came from the beer tax and !$!,- eventing when the final social and convent of the-Sisters of Jesus and NORTHWEST A C A N A D IA N - Wtmj 5:45— 6:45J*Boake Carter, Talk — •>»- as Penalty Fitting Such dance of the seasim wfll be held. Mary, pupils and nuns, were taken •wiba kstp webo wday kfyr cret clct sic: Howard Ely at Organ—west i t y . ^ 348.32 for emwgoicy relief. ThcIhiefiim U yLaacathre • SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wis wjax 6:00— 7:00—The Happy Bakers—eart; Offenses. M anager Q oorgo BoUs announced to safety. One fireman was injured. ■wtla-wsun wlod warn wme web wapl Sextet—^midw; Kasper Sister*—w. Beedy For. Grange Fair yesterday that the musie wUl be The destruction brought to six TUs pore herb medicine contains oe ■wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wlaa wbap kpre 6:15— 7:15—Edwin C. Hill—basic; The Everything is in readiness for the Texas Ranger*—west Michael Satumis, aged 32. Whose fumlsVed by The Royal Arcadians the number of Cathouc churchei hazih irritsnts — it is e safe eid-te ■woal ktbs kths v, 6:30— 7:30—Phil Spitalny’s ’Tl^ Milk Control Board today is Vernon Orange’s annual fair whiifii who have furnished the musie for burned in Quebec pro-vlnce in the good heelfii, whkh may be more MOUNTAIN—koakdyl k pr kghl east; Ann Leaf, O rjai^w est A so case was continued from September p a c if ic c o a s t — kgo Ml kgw komo sued the following statement and will open in Orange Hall at Vwnon tjiiw popular resort on several occa last 12 months 4dth the total losses quickly attained when constipation. 7:00— 8:00—Irvin 8. Cobb—coast ont 14, at which time he was charged khq kfsd ktar kgn 7:16— 8:16—Fur Trapper* — wabc; comment on the proposal to estab Center on Saturday afternoon at 8 sions during the past season. set at $2,620,000. not prevalent (3ood for Uddiea tofc Cent. East. Gladys Rice—to chain with tampering with a fire alarm o ’clock. The dance on Saturday evening Firemen fought the fire four . . . Snceessfnlly oaod for 81 years. 7:30— 8:30—Football Show—to cat lish a State Production Pool and a 3 :00— 4:00—Symphonic Dance—also c system and with turning in a false During the afternoon there will is expected to be one of the big so hours but could save only the Sa 3:30— 4:30-^ack and Loretta-to cat 8:00— 9:00—The Columbian*—^ o c State Sales Pool: 3:45— 4:45—Paul Wing’s Story—east 8:30— 9:30—Alexander WooHcott—to c fire alarm, was discharged by the be an exhibit of 4-H work and also cial events of the season as many cred Host f om the cathedral. Mr. H. Wolf, Cambridge, (Maas.) 4:00— 6:00—Dinner Concert—»- ■ aV s o cat * 8:45— 9:46—Evan Evans. Song*—to c The Board is charged under Sec court yesterday morning. an exhibit of farm products, of the cottage owners are spending A boys’ academy south of the dmggist, says: ‘*I have used Dr. 4:30— 0:30—Gouiif -a Shefter,_P|anistsP 9:16—10:16—Vera Van, Songs -a ls o c tion 4 of the law which created it, work, food and other interesting ex Trurs mizir in my family for yeare 4:45^ 5:45—The Kollickers------_ Quhrtet - 9:30—10:80—Lombardo Orch.—o to cat Judge John E. Fisk, whu heard the present week-end at Crystal convent and a nearby orphanage 5:00— 5:00—The iviountaineera—weal 10:00—11 KX>—Leon Belaaco-Or.-^ to c with “promoting, encouraging and the case of ‘Ted” Satryb, aged SO, h ibits. Lake arranging the. closing of their were threatened. The orphans and and 1 am so pleued with the re 5:16— 6:16—^Wlll Cuppy In Just Relax 10:30—11:30—Barney Rapp and Tom A hot ham supper will be served summer homes for the winter sea- sults tiiat I offer it to my enstomere 5:30— 0:30—Betty Boop Frolic—also c Qorun Orch6itr*#“^o&st to ooMt fostering co-operation among prO' of 10 Becker Place, last Thursday convent pupUs found shelter in the at 6:30 o’
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P A G E S IX MANCHESTER EVENING HI®AU3/MANCIHBSTE& COimw .r a p 4 y , S E PT ^ 22,1998. PALATABLE PEACH PUDDING Qtmdruplets Enter College S&-*LOV€ It’s Substantial Addition To Luncheon ER OF €V€ MAf5rs By Alicia # KlTCMEI^ BEGIA HEBE XODAX Hair thkt is dirty simply icap*t EVE BAYliESS, pretty Mrietant to EAB^^ BABNES, advertilifig GET ACQUAINTED WITH be beautiful. Cleenllness is the manager of Bixby’s department UNUQfUAL FRUITS firat requisite of a charming and stor'', marries DICK AADEB, a becoming eoiflure. oonstmctlon superintendent. Dick By SISTEB MABY When you go to a beauty shop Is sent .to take charge of a con* The modem methucs of trans to have a reliable operator plan stmctlon job In the Adlrondacks. portation and distribution are bring a new coiffure to t you, the It will require at least a year to ing unusual fresh fruits to our mar thing he does 'is wash your hair. complete but Eve refuses to give kets in ^ great abundance. Foods Prtffit by bis example. Know that up her work and go with him. which have long been considered os unless jrour hair is clean, it won’t / MONA ALLEN, copy writer, delicacies distinctly characteristic flatter your face or form a fitting dislikes Eve and Is constantly backgrotmd for one of the new of the k>calities in which they were fail hats. causing trouble at the office. She produced are now offered in every Is responsible for several mis It M true that wetting your hair' city market. If you will leam to eaob time you comb it, or letting takes for which Eve Is blamed. know and use these fruits you can Mona Is friendly with THEBON it get damp when you take your serve delightfully. novel dlshea to dislly shower, is bad tor the scalp BEXCE who continues to force your family and guests. unwelcome attentions on Eve. and has a tendency, to make .the Unknown to Dick, E v^has been Not many years ago the avacado hair dull and lifeless. However, playing the stock market, bor was as^pdated exclusively with if you live in a place where the rowing money from her mother Florida imd California and available air is full of dust or coal soot, only at Mrtain s ^ o n s even in the once a week is not too often for and sifter. She loses this, as weD a shampoo. Is all oer savings and $400 Dick laigre city marketlT Now it is obtain able practically the year round in Always use a liquid shampoo, left In the bank. Rubbing the cake of ;.oap right on Eve is lonely and misses Dick. most markets. Known as the alliga your hair isn’t a very good meth She begins to wonder if she tor pear, vegetable butter, mldship- od. If you do not care for one of should not give up her job and go n?m.’s butter and butter pear, it the prepared liquid shampoos, then to him. O- ' hanksglvlng day she varies decidedly in size, shape and make your own. You can melt lit writes him a long letter telling him color, inasmuch as there are over tle pieces of a bland soap and have she Is willing to come to Pine For two hundred varieties grown. We a perfect liquid shampoo. Simply est. Peach-and-Taploca Pudding Arranged Like nils Should Tempt Any Appetite use avocados in salads, appetizers put the soap in a jar, cover it vrith and sandwiches with huge success. a little water and give it time to NOW GO Oi. WITH THE STOBY Beware of the Thoms dissedve. telling me she was going,’’ Dick Trying to serve the same old dlsh-alnduce yoiir family to eat aU The prickly pear is less common Always wrap a towel tightly hastened to defend Eve. “I was around your h ^ before you ap CHAPTER XLI es in a new way is a weig}ity prob you’ve made and beg for more. than the alligator pear and is not But Eve did not give up her job away from Pine Forest and didn’t Peaches are in-season ^ight now. as adaptable to menus. However, ply creams and cosmetics. It keeps at Bixby’s next morning. Instead get my mail for a few days.’’ lem which often confronts the Why not make the most of them the lucious orange-colored pulp is the hair aroxmd your face from get average home-maker. while they last? Here’s the way to ting covered with powder and the she burned the letter she had writ served fresh or made into a delect like. ten to tick. Mrs. Brooks had a key to the Sticking to the good' old simple make a grand peach tapioca pud able jelly. Beware of the tiny thdms “I’ll have to keep away from apartment which she gave Dick. recipes is slU well enough. But un ding: that grow in dark wart like si>ota on Mrs. Penney ard Marya," she de After he had gone she shook her less you vsiry them sometimes, mak One-third cup of tapioca, y% cup its brightly colored peel. These lit cided. They always put me in a head maumfully. “The poor dear!’’ ing them look as well as taste a of sugar, % teaspoon of ssfit, 1 tle thorns prick and bum much like sentimental mood. After all, she_ said, “T come all that way for little different, you’ll find your fam quart of milk scalded, 1 egg yolk, nettles if you get them in your Daily Health there’s no more reason why I Christmas and then find nobody at ily passing up the dessert course slightly beaten,- 1 teaspoonful of fingers. should rive up my work than that home. I’U ask him to dinner.’’ occasionally. And, after all this flavoring, and 1 egg white stiffly last course is by no means an un beaten. There are two new varieties of Service Dick should give up his!’’ Mck found Wmself plac^ next important one. Add tapioca, sugar and salt to oranges rapidly becoming popular. They may not look it, but Roberto, Mary, Leota and Mona Keyes, It would be fooUsh, she assured I to Dorothy McElhinney at__the din- Dessert May Be Snbstantlal Tniiir and cook in a double boiler The King (or King of Siam) has a left to right above, are quadruplets—said, to be the only living Hints on How to Keep Well by ner table. If he missed the com- thick rough skin sometimes quite quadruplets in the United States to reach maturity. The 18-year- World Famed Authority herself, to give up the comforts panionohip of his wife he suffered Nearly everyone needs a bit of for 15 minutes, or until tapioca is she enjoyed in Lake City for the sweet. Desserts provide just that. clear, Stir it often. green in oolor. It is very large and old sisters of Hollis, Okla., dressed identically, are pictured as they n o t^ g from lack of solicitude. entered Baylor University at Waco, Tex.,' the other day. privati ns under which she was Miss McElhinney g ve him her un Luncheons are not the hearty meals Stir In Peaches noticeably flat on top and bottom. BINGINO IN THE EARS sure Dick lived in Pine Forest. divided attention, engaging in a they used to be. Most of us are,- Pour a little of the mixture over Althuogh very juicy it peels easily In mid-December he wn:ote to qprlghtly conversation and causing content with a bowl of soup, a sal the egg yolk, stirring constantly. and is at its best in the later winter I Sounds Are Doe to Muscular Con ad and perhaps a roll. But you say Put it ' all back into the double and early spring. a button, and revolve to the next the girl won’t tell him the truth her: “When it snows up here it him to laugh frequently. When the room—I might consent to live in about things ,our lawyer almost is tractions or Passage of Hood snows and stays snowed! We have dinner came to an end Dick lin that is not enough to keep a per boiler and cook until thickened. The Temple orange has a thin, Back of tiie Bars. had to burro our way through the son, particularly a school child, sat Remove from the fire and add the smooth bright-colored skin and is one. But it wUl have to have win accused of the murder himself; and gered in tl^e pleasant living room of isfied until the dinner hour. Very flavoring. Fold in the beaten egg dows. If windows go out'of date, I when he escapes that fate his drifts for several weeks now and Mrs. Broo’*.f’ julte. Later when a cross between the orange and the client is arrested. By DB. MORBI8 FISHBEIN there’s no knowdng how long it wdll wen then, let the dessert be whole vdiite and place in the ice box to tangerine. It also peels easily and shall have to hunt up a nice banyan Editor, Journal of the Amerieaa Miss McElhinney noticed that be some and filling. chill. tree and set up housekeeping ' So Perry Mason has to get her be before this blanket of snow was becoming restless she suggest tastes like, the tangerine, but is Medical Assodatlon, and e t thaws. We have had some difficulty For the mother who has to serve When you are ready to serve the firm in texture and juicy like the To be serious, I think the win-, out of it; and he does it in a man Hygeia, the Health Magarine ed a walk and directed his footsteps a daily luncheon to school children pudding, place it all in one of your dowless school-house could never be ner that makes a swell story. Mr. getting over the hills to the job toward the theater district. orange. because the road is almost impas as well as older members of her prettiest bowls, garnish with slices Another citrus fruit callea the ansrthing else but a great mistake. Gardner is that rarity, a detective- “Let’s go inside,” Dick suggested family, there just isn’t anything of fresh peaches and set the bowl A child may not glance outdoors story novelist who v ^ tes as if he Most times when people hear sable at this time of the year. as they approached the building on tangelo is a cross between a grape ringing in their ears, the 'sounds Fortunately, though, we work im- nicer for dessert than a pudding. right on the table to be served very often during school hours, but had actually seen cops and lay^ers which nc had worked so long. 'Td Elasy to digest, palatable and cer there. fruit and a tangerine. It is much der cov?r. We’ve had enough men larger and lighter in color than a he knows the outdoors is there. and so bn in action. like to look up some of my old tainly simple to prepare, pudding To give a more decided peach We are not Martians yet, what mumbo-jumbo stuff and presents howevei in w h l^ on the job to make considerable friends.’ recipes are not to be overlooked. flavor to the dessert, stir a cup of tangerine but is eaten like a grape progfress. The two buildings are Dick placed Miss McElhinney in fruit with the worthy quality of be ever they are like. But likely if we real peopla. behaving as real people ^5*^*®* j ^ separated by a patch of woods so Tapioca pudding makes an ideal finely diced ■ peaches into the pud did know, we would think them do behave. His lawyer-detective is] heard also by the a seat and then left her while he luncheon dessert. By changing ding after it st;arts to chill. ’This ing squirtless. tough, cynical and completely con- ^ „ . . . I have ’ J make frequent trips back visited in the manager’s office and Persimmons Popular crazy. A few generations without and forth, keeping an eye on both and dressing it up a little, you can recipe feerves six. windows, I think, would find our in vincing. "The Case of the Sulky I Recently Samuel Iglauer -de- then went backstage. The Japanese persimmons is an Glrl’^ , in brief, a honey. scribed four cases in which ringing jobs at practically the same time. After the matinee they followed habitants crazy, too. By night Tm pretty tired and don’t other fruit of increasing populari X can’t say quite as much for I ears .could be heard by the a throng to a popular Christmas best to make him forget his lone tray next t'- Dick’s favorite chair. ty. It is in season frOm late sum “Murder in Trinidad”, by Jota W. physician when he put a stetho- need to i.e rocked to sleep.” restaurant where they dined and Dick did uot seem to mind the liness.” Wearily she sank into the chair mer until December and is a vari Vandercook (Crime Club: $2). This scope on the side
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-V ’ Si . ■'-'/I- V > A U » MANfinBSl^ EVENING IfERAU). MANCmESTfell. CONN.. fl^ A Y ; Rm.? S.Is -jiiiK. HARnWU) HKH TO I A Johnny Marcum *s Specialty MACHINISTS DROP Muchi Interest Shown In EDITOR’S NOTE: This : the^kid with » fast baU had powdbilitles. TO SECOND PLACE West SithsrBluefields: TESTSniENCTHOF second of s series of six a~ticles Bill was only 16 years old when Is Making Brilliant Defyuts by Daniel M. Daniel, New York the AUanta club, of the Southern ^ -i— World-Telegram baseball writer, League signed him. He was farm Battle Sunday Morning UCAU TOHiXIROr wbo has traveled with the Giants an ed out to 'Hiomasville, of the Qeor- LouisvUle, Ky.. Sept 22 (AP)—2>thq Minneapolis, game. He let to five M e at texiik .De|iL their pennant march. a State League, did a bit of huri- Johnny Marcum^ 24-year-old Ken runs without getting a man out K«n s * g w ith th a t teajn before the 1914 Penner was the next victim. Min A lot of interest has been aroused%Haak McCann is reserving decision By DANIEL M. DANIEL gseason closed and went back totuckian wbo broke hxto the majors neapolis scored four runs on him, Gives Carpeaters a ^ as toe West Sides and BluefieldsTon his choice for hurling although (C opyrlab* 193S b y N E A ) school. with the Philadelphia Athletics by and s ^ no one was out All the clash again in toe final gqme of Jack Godek m i^ be called >upon Prospects Seem Bright Tn 1916 he rewrted i^ipucningpitching twotww --- straight------shutouts,- other Louisville pitchers had been their series Sunday morning. Much Godek pitched a fine game agrinst New York, Sept 22. — William worked hard to the S t Paul series, Hold Qp First.nace. of toe crowd willdUbe 'be intereslinterested the Bluefields and deserved a bet Successful Season; Coaidr Harold Terry, manager of the New notice that be was A s^ation three years ago to so ^thoron turned to Marcum u d see what both clubs will do with oub ter fate than he got. Hewitt also York Giants and leader of a pen While laboring to this slough of dis miAwer alm ost as spectacular. asked how long since be had pitch of town offidala. Bobby Muldoon, pitched fine ban against ths Blue- nant-winning enterprise in his first appointment and mental depression. ed a game. highly rated umpire In Hartford fields. complete seascm as successor to Bill ran into Pat Monahan, . then The Louisville team, leading the STANDING OF TEAMS Kelley Has Deyebped a pennant race, began slipping when Marcum replied "three months, and vidnito, will call toe balls and Coach Jim Foley wiU use dther John J. McGraw, is a native , of scout for the Browns. Incidentally, but Sotboron believed the gam« was strikes. Ho will be asslatod on Kovls or Newbaur. Both of these Georgia. Incidentally, Terry, is a the first thing Terry did when he Ganzel, third baseman, was injured. Dept. Won Lost P.C. Manager A1 Sothcron wig-wagged hopelessly lost and put him to to Carpentry ...... 2 0 1.000 Mwes by Johnny Donahue, also of fenowa have pitched good ball aU Powerful Grid Machine. southernerj^ e among a grand lot of became manager of the Giants was pitch anyway. The first man up was H artford. 'season. The winner of this game gentlemenatle from Dixie; for the New to sign Monahan as an ivory himt- the club management to send him Machine ...... 2 1 .667 These oftldals have been offi win meet some stiff opposition in York club features southern talent an inflelder.' Through some cross-up Henry CuUop, who hooked onto Textile ...... 1 '. 1 ' -800 er. Marcum’s first pitch and knocked it ciating in this state for a goofi toe afternoon when they dash With the brightest prospects in strongly. You get ready to Join the to signids, Marcum, an outfielder, Electrical ...... 1 *2 .888 many years and are very. steict. against toe 3ub Alpines. Managers Terry was bom in Atlanta Oct. Browns,” Monahan told Bill. To was sent from. Dayton of the Central into the stands for his second home D ra ftin g ...... 0 2 .000 several years, Manchester High’s run of the toning. Manager Angelo of the West Sides of these hree teams are hoping for 80. 1898. At .that time a lot of make things look rosier than ever League, at that time a Louisville las won toe toes and this win be a good day,so as not to dday toe football stalwiuts open toe 1988 folks around the coimtry, excited Bill got a St. Louis contract fairm. And n ra Be Started Gamee for Wednesday, Sm t 27 he West Mde home game. Coach series any longer. grid season tomorrow afternoon over our success in the little fracas Then, the Anticlimax Stage Set For Johnny But. from then on it was a diff Elect, vs. Textile at M t Nebo. ' with ^ain, were ffiuning their new ‘"Tbat night I went down town Marcum had pitched to the bush erent story. Marcum.^.^ the Min Carp. ys. Draft, at Charter Oak. against one of ite strongest ilvalsv boys GMrge Dewey and Theodore and bought a dandy Gladstone bag, es, but had been converted into an neapolis players down to order to Hartford Public I^ h at Batterson Roosevelt. But the Terrys were the kind I bad seen the ball players outfielder because he was a good ning after inning, the Louisville TEXTILE Vs! BIAOHINE Field in Hartford at 2 o’clock, and strong for Willlkm,. and were de- use, and was all set to join 'the hitter. After Louisville lost /a crlti- team came to life and slammed out The Textile Dept basketball Browns and start my major league indications are that toe Red and twmined to have that Harold in cd Series to St Paul and the a j.8. to U victor; behind his steady team stopped toe winning streak of SENATORS CLINCH F U G White will push their opponents to there, too. career," Terry told the writer the Colonels' lead bad been reduced to f i i ^ . toe Machine boys at Charter Oak toe limit, possibly achieving re Starts As Pitcher other day. This year be was among the lead venge for the 20 to 2 defeat inflicted At a very early agt William two ahd one half games, the league diamond by a score of 6 to 8 jres- 1 got up early to the morning and Ueade*s moved to MixmMpolis, the ing association pitch ers with 20 vic on the locals last year. Harold demonstrated mat he was tories and 18 defeats for a sixth terday, thereby dropping toe league BY EDGING BROWNS, 2-1 Hae Po'/crfnl Eleven entirely Idft-handed. And that, of began to pack., Tbat night, on the team morale at a low rtb. e ^ of my departure, I got a tele-1 Lefty Williams started hurling place club. leaders to second place. Slddle Ra- Streoslng speed and deception, course, predestined him for a pitch guskus pitching for Textile allowed Manchester will feature an unbal ing cai%er. Southpaws aren’t much gram giving me an unconditional toe Machinlsta only 4 hits and had anced line and intricate formations, good as artists, they are 4>ractically release. 1 don'( mind telling you, a slight advantage ove. Karkavlck Waihiiifion FmaDy Reaches including spinners, sweeps, reverses barred as polo players, they are cal in a mound.duel. and double and single wing-backs. led very awkward and unorthodox Local Sport sorted Terry. She landed him a I VVXlU 1 A lW nill/ U lagi/ SIDELINE RULE IS Both teams played headsup base Coach Tom Kelley has a powerful in boxing. As a result, when a dad I COAST GUARD GRID Point Where It Can’t Be eleven, a line that averages nearly who is at all Interested in sports job with Newnan to the Georgia- ball with toe Machinists fighting hard to stave off their only M eat 170 from end to end, and a veteran Itods hinuelf with a left-hander Alabama League, PROSPECTS BRIGHT IMPORTANT CHANGE Chatter backfield, almost as heavy, that I In the family — and the boy hap It wasn't long before Atlanta and Karkavlck carried , off toe honors Beateic A’s Loss to Tigers looms as one of the outstanding pens to be big and strong — it's the Browns weres quite sore over for toe Machine bojrs securing 8 taU, strong T e^ quartets of 'tall carriers to take the Etching the father thinks about. I N F O O ^ C O D E hits out of 8 times up including a Present indications are that two Sees DownfaO of Marcnm, gridiron from the Red and White in Being related distantly, to Dame wd*Jft^wa?^m BaHdmg Team for double, while Keisb and Raguskus many seasons. Ellen Terry, the famous EngUsb proceeded to win eight out of tone,J * former Manchestei High athletes of an1 were toe heavy stickers for toe win earn berths on toe Wesleyan Fast Running Attack i^etress. Dad Terry at first was losing a close one because Textile with each tuning in 2 hits Rookie. Ifarier. Coach Kelley is not makinjg any afraid that be was rearing an ac error to a tight spot. This Year and Next; Has BaD Is Moved h 10 Yards including also a double apiece. footbaU deven
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*MAW^;Hiiw niitt EVENING H B R A I^ MANC3HBSTBR, CONN^ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 2 .19BI< ' ...... ^ J ...... ■., PACtS BtGBt n FOOD 6 M ARKFT PAGE are to attend the Natkmal oonven- figVOBdB CttANTED idea that no sMinled woman showW Saturday, Oct. 7. the last day of the have any tiu^ight ,OB; stsMe I ten of Purple Heart in this section. I meeting centered to Om parade National convoition. The parade, tion. The discussion ^ at lu t night’s | which is to be the Ug, feature on A delegation from New Haven at- Bridgeport. Sept. 22 — (AP) — tnat confiictedmnfiicted with hw hnsbaad^ PLANS ARE A R R A N T which is expected to be one of tb« m*iwitng to have beefi'dsaerted by Views, Ltela Nash of tM l 1 0 RESUME NlGIfT largest and moat colorful held in tmidad last alght’a meeting stith the object of forming a New Haven WlUlam A. E y^ ly o f Norwalk, be- city, granted a dlvoroe m the 8|\i: this section in many years, will ca\ue sha refuirnd to subacribe to his p^or Court today. FOR PORPU HEART TALK form in Shelton, proceed to Derby chapter of the organisation. SCHOOL T in s YEAR and thence to Ansonia. Derby, Sept 22—(AP) — Exten Natiorir W ide National Commander Cuahner an sive plans for the first ' National nounced that large delegations of \ convention of the Purple Heart As members' will attend the conveirtion sociation .of the United States, an Cash from Boston and North Adanrs, Chester Robinson to Succeed organizktion of World War veterans Maas!^ New York City, Philadel SMITH'S GROCERY who received the purple heart cita phia, Chicago, S t Paul and Loa 2 NORTH SCHOOL STREET tion for valor founded by President Angeles. Many of the delegatsa PHONE 5114 k N. Potter as Prmdpal Washington and revived by Con i d gress during his bicentennial cele Specials bration were made at a meeting of ■ Charge. the association held last night in 24 Vi-Pound Bag 0 0 # « the Aldermanic Chambers in the Nation-Wide Flour.. V TM PIUS FN S Native CHICKENS City Hall and presidec over by Na 5 to 7-Poonds Average. After a temporary suapenaion last tional Commander Frank J. Cush- Nation-Wide LandS'Lakas CQ m. year aa an economy meaaure, Man- ner. One of the features of the con Coffee, lb ...... M tJ V Butter, 2 lbs...... O O V chester’a evening achool will resume vention wiU be the presence of Royal Baktng Nation-Wlds 1EUIS, n n CEKU Prime Ribs of Roast Beef, Native Veal to Roast... .25c lb. again thtg fall, it was announced to Mrs. Mabel E. Patton of Los An Powder, tall oaa' ..Of V Butter, 2 lbs...... aJtJ day by Superintendent of Schools, geles, who is president of the Na Bon-Ami Powder, ^ Country Roll ' 19c-23clb. Legs of Lamb ...... 23c lb. F. A. Verplanck, ppening on Mon tional Association of Purple Heart | Blitter, 2 lbs. |. . .. . i m i B H T K L I F Pot R o a s t...... 20c lb. day, October 9. For the first time in Auxiliaries and who during her visit Rib Corned B eef...... '10c lb. twelve years, the evening school will here will formally bring toto exist S^ing Legs Lamb, ence an auxiliary of the association Fresh Shoulders ...... 12c lb. be under the guidance of a new Keltogg’s' An-Bran, j Mr. For^the Endorses All- Rib Lamb Ch
CMASE HEADS ASSOCIATION 1 4 3 a lo iM t SWISS honie / 3 c r o l l MACHINE SUCED H A N O r S Bridgeport, Sept. 22—(AP) — 2 4 ® Sherman Chase of Boston, vies Lindt 8 pounds. lim it 8 botllBS. 5ral be 8o-ln a week. DAISY HAM CHEESE president of the England Water BOILED HAM _ •* Works Association, was elected to Assorted Varieties Pound Assorted Varieties SaMne - Graham or Bilik the presidency of that body at Ita ' l O o pound armnsJ business meeting here to COOKIES! OIACKBRS! day. Chase succeeds Richard H. CAKE! pound kOSS* eil Vitae! TCiHe of Newton, Mass.' George A. t ta S-pennds avin ga. Sampson, also of Boston, was elect 1 5 ® l b . 1 2 « n > - 2 I h * - ® ed to the executive board. Roger 25 W. Esty of Danvlrs, Mias., was namsd ylsc prealdenti
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place, freed his oompanion hut the Luce who has been m to patrolman recovered striBoieatly, to the Hartford hospital SHOT THREE AGO. much Improved which win be plea ^ redi^ture Q td ta m y . TOLLAND FARMEilS TO SIGH ing news to her ’roUand> friends. fiiisr ^ATiomi Sioni f iCnott who had taken |9JO from Mrs. i^lce Clark Baker and IS HOW DYING OF WOUND the store's safe, *was anirehended The innval meeting of the Fed daughter, .Reba oi H artfo^ and sentsheed to 10 years id the erated ch u ^ Ladies Aid Society recent caUerc on several of their FOR MRA’S W nCE State Bouse of Oorreotian. RUST Ocean City, Md., Sept 2 2 .— (A P ) was hdd Thursday afternoon at the former relghbors. d t ______returned -—Wounded in a pistdl battle 'three home . ot> Mrs. John H. Steele when (Charles C. Taloott has MARKETS from his recent firtfing trip to Can reports were read of the differnt Prodacer-Retaflers in Odd years ago with a safecracker, Sam ada and left Friday for a few days uel J. Monkhouse of the B^timore Ovemif^t branches of the church work. The in Oradel, N. J. .. .. police force is lighting for'his life following officers for the ensuing The first m eeting -Of the fa ll Position Plan to Protect at the home of his mother here. A. PI Netos year were elected. President, Mrs. months of the Tolland Men’s Com I A bullet, which struck the patrol M a^ Wi* ox; vice presidents, munity Club will be held Thursday man in the neck, police department Mrs. Samuel Stanpson, Mrs. James evening. Sept. 28, in thr Federated physldans reported, has worked its Their Trade. Rutland, Vt—John O. Sargent A. Davidson; secretary Mrs. John church social rooms. Rev. . C. Bald way so close to his heart that his of Ludlow, formei attorney general H. Steel-:; easurer for the Con win, pastor of the . West Stafford condition is critical and fears are church wUl be' the speaker. He will of the Unites States, naJdng sat gregational branch, . Mrs. Marion Farmers who retail their awn pro felt for bis recovery. The bullet was isfactory recovery from gall blad Agard Raker; treasurer for the have for his subject his tour not removed because the physicians through Alaska with pictures to il duce in the oitlea and towna of der operation. Methodist branch, Mrs. L. Ernest considerec sUcb an operation would lustrate. remmittee of arrange Hartford County or alo'-f the road Norfolk, Maas.—Search continues Hall. endanger his Ufe. ments, Latv.rop West, Emery for Francis '4orlarty, 18-year-old Mrs. H. M. Haskell of Northfield, Benclcfi even or pet resit side are invited to register with the Patrolman Monkhouse was pa Mass., is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Clough, Charles Broadbent. Dele fRUi') viC'i'ABU' Hartford County Farm Bureau in gunman, who escaped from the gates will b« present from men’s trolling his post early on the morn State prison colony Wednesday Charles Broadbent and Mr. Broad- order that a better appreciation of ing of Oct. 14, 1930 when he found bent. club of West Stafford. AU men are GRAKS. CHUCK ROAST the problems confronting the far night. NewL received from Miss Eleanor we?come. a pan'll smashed out of the door of Boston—Nine companies of Cl'vil- Popular bencicsf even reatt Nelcd far Raver mer-retailer as the result of the N. a produce establishment As he ian Ck)u8ervatiot, COTps to be mov R. A. program may be had. ,^ - placed Albert Gaffney, standing nouncement was made by the offi ed into New England soon to Join FACE RUMP nearby under arrest, he shouted for the 121 companies now here. GRAPES cers of the Hartford County Farm the man inside of the building to Fancy millcJcd — ROASTING 8-8^ lb avg Bureau today. come out and was answered by gim- In giving out this annoimcement, flre through the doorway. Fashion expert says V*s are re su ; Z ^ M * one of the Farm Bureau officials turning to Che necks of women’s CHICKENS stated that a number of farmers Turning Gaffney, later Identifled B R U N N E R ^ S gowns thl fall. Just think bow PRUNES who produce their own eggs, milk, as a lookout man. over to two civl Frtsh^dclleleai/ Haver lians, Monkhouse -retiuned the lire great it would be if more of them fruit and vegetables and retail them 5 “ “ 2 5 4 on the streets bad complained that but a bullet struck him in the neck. could be returned to the pockets of SHOULDERS they were being told by their cus Wilson Knott the man inside the men's pants I DIAL tomers that they could not buy from CELERY Genuine Spring, white, meaty them because the farmers were not Fancy H> displaying the N. R. A. insignia. White LA M B LEGS Local N. R. A. officials have in 5 1 9 1 Bened and relied If desired. Genuine Sprltif dicated that they were anxious to eeeu e auw CABBAGE co-operate in every way possible Faaey to help the producer-retailer but ANDERSON & NOREN STOCK UP TODAY Native LA M B FORES that there is no code for agriculture GROCERIES — FRUITS — VEGETABLES — MEATS E. Z. FREEZE 4 “* 9 ® and it is therefore difficult to fmd 861 Center Street Manchester, Conn. ICE CREAM LETTUa , ^ Faney milMe4 - BROILING er FRYING IM lb ayg any way to sign these people under Phone 4076 MAXWELL POWDER the N. R A. banner. .Fancy 2 ® CHICKENS “49^ This same official suggested toat ROYAL SOARLET VIJI9 A VACUUM COFFEE, HOUSE 4 pkgs. 25c (fifbere 19 ft of tb6 producor-rotftllor D IA L 6181 HRST NATIONAL STORES K AGAIN THE LARGEST be caUed in order that the matter Brownie Coffee, O I ^ Square Deal Coffee, | Q ^ may be discussed and a definite im- 1 PURCHASER OF 4-H CLUB BABY BEEF AT derstandlng reached. One faraer 1-lb. pk g...... Z l C I 1-Ib. pkg...... i V C COFFEE n 2$e asked if by registering at the Farm DATED COFFEE, Chase A Sanborn’s, 4tti Annlver- 0 7 ^ Heavy EASTERN STATES EXPOSITION Bureau office, they would obligate sary Sale, l-ib. ca n ...... » e ^ tbamselvea in any way a ^ it was Sun-Blest Cream WATCH FOR SALE ANNOUHCMEHT SOPH made absolutely clear that the far- BOSCO 8-FOOD DRINK, EXTRA SIFTED mar was in no way obligated but 12-ox. Jar ...... A U W that the registration was being of SHREDDED WHEAT, Uneeda Bakers, 0 1 s* G. H. Sankey’s fered in order that the Farm Bureau 2 ...... m A w PEAS UUEEK END SPECIALS may get an accurate list of all pro- BAKER’S COCOA, Q m Oak Grove duMr-retallers who are interested O n e half-pound can s/w 1 c a n 2 c a n s 3 f 1 e Dairy Brooksidt in their sUtua as regards the N. TOMATOMUF, Royal Searlst^ ...... 17c lb R A MILK Creamtry ‘xf after this list is compiled, It DIAL 5191 TONIGHTI BUTTER Roll! STATLER TISSUE, 1 DELIVERED seems advisable, notices will be sent 8 1 JOO-sheet r o lls ...... THREE TIMES to all those registering, calling a ECONOMY DOG FOOD, m eeting ia Hartford at which time D RAK E’S DAILY officials of the N, R, A, will de- 2 1-lb. cans ...... COFFEE CAKES.. 20c FANCY m w rcrlbe the provisions of the act and Silverswan Toilet Tissue, REYH O N D ’S ’‘/ J 3 4 Ihe alternative the Farmer-retailer TWniams' Soap Powder, POTATOES SWEET 2 pkgs...... 88e 0 ro lls...... 28e COFFEE CAKES . tia y have. Oakite, 2 pkgs...... lOo 20c POTATOES If it seems advisable after discuss Oleemser, WUUams', 8 cans 10c Amnlonl^^ WUllams’ Cloudy, WilUams’ Olive Oil Soap, DRAKE’S 1 A... ICEBERG WM. KLLIOn SCLiaiD doz ing the program, to draft a code 8 cakes ...... H o rather than wait for one to be quart bottle ...... 18c ANGEL CUPS, 6 (o r. . l U C LETTUCE Royal Scarlet Pork and Beans, Soup, Royal Scarlet Vegetable, drafted by someone else, that alter 8 cans ...... 880 CABBAGE native will be discussed. Tomato Sauce, Igst. can lOo All producer-peddlers whether fiAWMici. fXAVOB SEALED HAMS, can, 1-lb., 12 os., Sealect MILK GREEN BEANS LAND O’LAKES 93 Scort Sweet Cream On# members of the Farm Bureau or on each ...... NEW BEETS lb any mailing list, should register at BABrO, ...... vC NEW CARROTS U. S. Gov't Certified Rolls the Farm Bureau office By tele GOLD DUST, 2 large pkgs...... *»« 4 cans 2S® CUCUMBERS phone, personally, or mall givii p. and O. W H l^ NAPTHA SOAP, 6 cakes ...... 19c BUTTER their name and address on or Befoi KIRKMAN’S SOAP, 6 cakes ...... * lo SPINACH September 80. CELERY • - y \ i o r ^ R O Y A L SCARLET PAN CAK E FLOU R, 20-ox. |dcg., regn< CERTO CAULIFLOWER lar v a lu e ...... 9c Ask Our Store Manager for a copy of our First National Sews HEALTH GROUP TO ‘ ROYAL SCARLET PANCAKE SYRUP, 16-ox. Jug, regu FOR MAKING JELLY, JAMS, ETC. LEARN-OF DRIVE lar vatae.,^...... bottle 2 6 e Native TOTAL REGULAR V A LU E ...... *8c Potatoes FLOUR SALE ON TUBERCULOSIS BOTH ITEMS ...... 25c GOOD LUCK KYBO GRAPE JUICE, Royal Scarlet, 2 CoM Medal or Five Cimn. Authorities to Ex quart bottle, 28c. Pint bottle ...... JAR RURRERS Peek plain Campaign^ at Annual COFFEE PIHAury’s BcU MEATSPEQALS Meeting of C. P. H. A. in gootch Wm w ...... 85c lb. I Brightwood Smoked Shonl- 4 25® N E W L O W I f A l A l l V HNAST f4VbH> Toorington. McIntosh R An aH purpese Flew bag Sliced Bacon ...... 21o lb. I 9 2 e 1 b . REGULAR 9S< According to an announcement Legs of Lamb ...... 24c R>. Hamburg Steak...... 20c lb. Beech-Nut I Apples A C T D V made today by the State Depart Get some Round Steak and Fork ground together for a nice Peanut Butter, large . PRICE ■ft OLD HOMESTEAD ment of Health, the entire morning 4 lbs. 25c Vm W tor Cakes and Pastries bag session of the «Annna.i meeting of m eat loaf. Beech-Nut Fresh Vegetables including Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Macaroni, 16-oz. pkg. .______the Connecticut Public Heal^ As Squash, Lettuce, Celery, Carrots, Beets, Soiqi Bnuehes. LB sociation which will be held at the PHONE US! Your order will be given prompt attention. Brussells Charlotte Himgerford Hospital in 'Quality and Service at afl times. KRASDALE TIN Torrington, Thursday, September Sprouts 28, will be devoted to the X-ray « drive on tuberculosis upon which MAYONNAISE » BEIER health authorities, welfare organ 21e Sold Dally freiiita.m.te4p.m. (Standard Time) isations, clubs and thousands of Full SEALECT parents are concentrating this fall. Quart MICHEL, EBLING Included as part of the program Pint Jar will be a demonstration of the pro MILK or OLD cedure followed in taking chest X- SURPRISE TO-NIGHT BREWSTER BREW rays of children in wholesale num UNSWEETENED bers at a cost of 81.00 or less for child. Prior to the demonstra EXTRA FANCY BRUNNER’S EVAPORATED CONNECTICUT ^ BOTTLES tion, there will be a series of five ^■contents fifteen minute talks by prominent VALLEY he^th authorities on various phases LAMB LEGS GROUND ^ laU tins of the redoubled attack on tuber BEEF AETNA ^BOTTLES culosis. eentenis After addresses of welcome by f t SPECIAL DINNER ALE Mayor Ernest Novey and Health Officer Dr. Edias Pratt of Torring J lbs. 3 9 * m Tl d ton, the morning program will be SiJGGESIiONS' as follows, the speakers discussing the campaign from the 'viewpoint LANb OliAkteS btrlrliR ...... 2 ibs. 53c CHEESE indicated in the title of their talks: 'From a Public Health Point of WARD’S SATURDAY ONLYI WHOLE MILK Angel «& Cake n S ’f "•* * 9 ^ View," Dr. Stanley H. Osborn, State BUY Aged Commissioner of Health; "As a PAN SHORT Tuoerculosis Specialist Sees It,” Dr. Just K) Spiced Sugar Cookies 1 - 29< Stephen J. Maher, State Tuber ROLLS . OR Right culosis Commission Chairman; “The ROBERTSON’S QUALTTY SOAPS SIRLOIN STEAKS Educational Side of the Problem,” 10c dozen Applesauce Cake - Ernest W. Butterfield, BtaU Com for ISt missioner of Education; "The lb. 2 9 e CHOCK FUU OF Family Physician's Part in the Pro TINV lU D L M LAUNDRY — TOILET — BATH Sausage MAYONNAISE RAIimS , gram," Dr. Ralph A. McDonnel, Raisin Bread ^ Si President, Connecticut Medical So FINAST WHITE ciety; "Practical Experience in SOLO BY Scotch Ham Calvei liver Prhe Bread sSatSSSS& 15 8r X-ray Case Finding,” Dr. Herbert MADE FROM PURE M R. Edwards, Director of the Bxireau SLICED s ar of Tuberculosis, New Haven De C B. J, Anderson Pina Straat Market lb. 3 9 « INGREDIENTS Bchneiit Bread partment of Health. 68 South Biatn Street 144 Pine Street BACON m LOTS OF PUR 1 0 Sm CT fN D In the afternoon session, follow Adam Braiausld J. Robb * Son ing an informal tour of the hospital, 81 North Street 217 Center. Street the program will be as follows: "The f t 2 1 c CHEESE Chamber of Commerce Health Con Leo BrauxansM Soranton E Son AMERICAN—MEDIUM FREEI SHOeilKPIAHE test," Csjrl E. Buck, Field Di- 66 North Street 802 Spruce Street 35^ - V FMffORlPIftlOPSSP 2PKAR eector, American Public Health As W . B. BUUngs Barry Suew CANADIAN VALUL ^ -W sociation; "Health Conditions in WiHiplnt, Ooiui. W appi^, Coun. 2 S c Germany and Austria,” Dr. John L. BACON Rice, Health Officer, New Haven, J. B. Nladden Thomas D. Smith HILS and present president of the C. P. 82 LanrM Street 2 North School Street PORK ROLL ;s r,. 10 0 L M 1 mmtasiHT TO MFORft ^ H. A., "Sanitation of Taverns and Jamee N. Nlohels Star aiarfcet ROAST Steins,” Warren J. Scott, Director Blghlaud Park, Oouu. 47 North Street of the Bureau of Sanitary Engineer VEAL PRESERVING SUPPUU ing of the State Department of OswaKTe Meat SlM^ Plnehnrst Oroeery V2 lb. 2 5c . giNon U7Vi Spruce Street 802 Mala Street Health. Mr. Scott’s talk will be VMBGARXMaL t W followed by a discussion opened by Pero Orchards Bale^ Self-Serve iar C D. Gallager, Inspector, Meriden 276 Oakland Street Blaln Street Try A* NEW Dairy and Food Commission. CAhJ NON CERTO 'g 294 Blahlea Q r o o m Oo. Bursaeh Bihe. IISHTOWft 188 Spruce Street 470 Hartford Read M A IL PB^3X kt i I J ^ED a k e s ll FPIEE SANDWKH PAROWAX X 94 W. Harry England Caaaio’B Blarkst B * A Jackson, Mich., Sept. 23.— (AP)— Blaiiebeater, Oreen 88-40 Oak Street Harold L. Neff, cnevelana air mfU Add only Milk SPREAD JAR RINGS 8 SS4 pilot whose plane crashed in a FalrSeJd Oroeery C. B. Tryon 884 Hartford Bead 8'Bast Ceatsr Btrset swamp near here early Saturday, . . . MIX . . . BAKE r iN A I T IDEAL JARS « 994 R 114 died at 6:80 a. m. today. Char tee Skrahnoa RNtalt Btarksl Makes delleloui Btseuits. Neff, who lay beside his wrecked 68 North Street 18 BtsssO Street TASTY DILKIOUS MASON JAM nr 114 « m plane for 68 hours before being dis Muffiin, Waffles, etc. ^ m PhUtp .Lewie covered, had been in a Jackson SPEaAL ' RSCn heraital sinee Monday night He had 88 Cherter bek Street JiU Y GLASSES X* suffered a severe reaction from his long eippoure^ ■ ..A - \ \w ' V. * ' I w -
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Paramount plotui«b coming to the been directed by her ^laooverer, Je- ■ Tj"' SUte theater on hunday. TENDFR YOUNG MILK FEO AWSEMENIS Mlaa Dietrich, who hitherto hee | pssrs' Uip^yport of the glamocoua appeared as a eophlattoated, worid- nAo reemtly hae commanded KlUN’S MARKET ly woman, la revealed in her new the atUntloo of the world aa the (A ?) DMRICH ROLE SHOWS pxoduotlon aa an Innocentit youngvou«» I aponeor of the trouaera for woman And Delicatessen le-vogue. m Center Street coxm - / A. ‘ : V f . ^ ^ - I MANOHBSTBB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C30NN,, PRIDATrSBPTBMBBR tS, 1968. PAGBELIVIN BBBKI DIVOBOB Deo. 12, 1929, went on the rooks a borne la Norwalk, aooordlag to walk. When her father refused the addition to the deeree, ing her cousins, Marlon and Fannie SBAROH FOR PLANE testlmeay offered before Judge John ^ le Hurlbutt. few Mys later, when Herman Salt* request, ZettUa “walked out on granted the right to SANDERS ORGANIZING Southampton, England, Sept. 22. Brldfsport, Sept. 22—(AP)— Aa lin of Norwalk, Instated that^ kia Hufus B^tb in Superior Court by Several parties from Columbia elopment to.South Salem, N. Y., new father-la-law buy him a |lt,iP 0 BesKe Belbok BeltUa also of Nor me,” Mrs. BeltUa told the oourt. In former name. went to Hartford Tuesday evening —(AP)—A Royal Air Force plane YOUNG REPUBLICANS to witness the big NRA parade, and Joined a flotilla of s ^ s today in a all were much impressed with the search for l seaplane catapulted sight. from the liner Bremen BBO miles at BoBtOB, Sept. 22.—(AP) — The sea. Young Republicans of New Mrs. Clayton Hunt had as guests The seaplane, was due with mall Wednesday h v sister, Mrs. Chester at 7 a. m. yesterday. Fifteen min England, New York and New Jersey P. Winsor and son, Laurlston of SOUTH r-f/\NL HCS Tt h' ■ C OA/.V met today at the Republican state utes after that hour a report said Johnston, R. 1. it was south of the Isle of Wight committee headquarters and planned Miss Flora Wheeler spent the day and was running out of gasoline. for a general strengthening of party Wednesday at her home in Scotland. A destroyer and a mine sweeper line. Several Columbia people visited were dispatched to look for the In a message to the gathering, the Elastem States Ebcposltlon at “1 Like Good Food and Everett Sanders, chairman of the seaplane, and other ships were Republican National committee, Springfield Wednesday. warned to l.eep watch. said, "under a two-party form of government the existence of a vigilant, well-organized minority wi eoeue nuir Low Prices, I Do!” party Is the best preventative against economic and political ex cesses upon the part of the party in AND 90 do moat women—that’a why they make it a habit of shopping Hale’s Food Departments regu power. For that reason. If for no P atterson'S larly each Saturday . . . and daily, too! Not only are our customers getting nationally advertised, other, the Reublican minority owes It to the country and to the people QUALITY foods but the prices are an added inducement to shop Hale’s. Food budgets go so much fur to be vigilant, to organize and be MARKET ther when food buying is done the “Self-Serve” way. Remember, like over a quarter of a million cus ready to tsdce to the court of public Telephone 3386 101 Center Street opinion any issues upon which it tomers a year have learned, that— differs from the present adminis QUALITY SATISFIES EVERY TIME! tration.” Boneless Brisket. ii Wallace Steams, state chairman Corned Beef, 18c and 20c lb. for Massachusetts, told the delegates Legs Lamb Ground Boneless Veal OO m It Pays To Wait On Yourself** "as loyal American citizens it is Roasts, lb. .. our opportunity to serve our country Beef by supporting all . measures that Rilw Roasts, lb. Rib Veal Roasts, ^ Hale’s Own Milk will restore America to her leader ship among the nations of the 20c, 23c 20c Swift’s Premium world.” He urged the cultivation lb. and training o' foreigners for citi Pot Roasts, lb. ' ' t 25c Bread zenship. Steak Veal Outlets, 3 5 ^ 2 loaves “OVENIZED” 18,20,25c Ground Bottom Round, O C .... Veal Shanks, COLUMBIA lb...... Z a > C 25c Swift’s Daisy Q C ^ lb. Hams, lb. . . . m OC Legs of Large, 19 - ounce Miss Nancy Ellicott and Miss 28c loaves. Fresh baked Mary Thompson of New York spent Swift’s Smoked 1 by Newton Robert HAM Monday night at the Christhilf cot Shoulders, lb. 1 m C son’s bakery special tage on the Green on their way '■“i? . 2 0 c Fresh Shoulders, 1 O .. for the "Self-Serve.” home from Maine. LAMB lb...... IZC George Fox of Camden, N. J., Center cuts. ^ pound Cleveland Collins and Miss Laura (whole) Collins of Hartford and Miss Myrtle Smoked Filet Haddock and Select Oysters, first of Jack Frost CANE Collins of Columbia -were dinner the season. Limited supply. guests Sunday at the home of Mr. pound and Mrs. Raymond Lyman. In the Fresh Chickens...... 28c lb. SUGAR SmaU size, lean, mild, sugar cured, aldnned back ham from afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Col Genuine Spring lege the finest com fed porkers to bo bad. There’s something dlstinotly lins of Hartford and Mr. and Mrs. Fresh F ow l...... 24c lb. of Uunb. WhnVi bet different about "ovenlzod” ham. Perhaps. It's in the taste, per Herbert Collins of WiUimantic join ter than deliciou^y haps it’s in the tenderness, or may bo it’s in the curing. At any ed the party. Fresh E g g s...... •...... 42c doz. roasted leg of lamb end CANS 1 0 49 * rate, hundreds of our customers agree with us that it ranks among The Masnick family from the mint JeUy for a Sunday Sweeter than beet sugar, hence the hlgheot In supreme quality. Bronx, N. Y., moved into the Judson Spiced Ham, Bologna, Pressed and Minced' Ham, dinner? Try it this SUGAR more economical. Refined in the isham farm Saturday night. Their Frankfurts, Bacon, 30c and 25c lb. Cheese, Square and week! IJ. 8. A. furniture came in a huge moving Round, Cream Cheese, Cheese Spread, Lard, Canadian HALE’S STRICTLY FRESH van, and on accoimt of the pouring rain no attempt was made to unload Bacon, ____ the furniture until Sunday morning. Elizabeth Park Coffee, 32e lb. Nation-Wide Coffee, Ooontry ReU EGGS dozen 4 7 . Mrs. German and daughter 25c lb. Arbuckle’s Coffee, 28c Ib. White House and Amelia, and sons Adolph, Otto and Freeh, large eggs from nearby local benneriea Theae eggs are Alfred are visiting relatives in Chi Maxwell House, Chase & Sanborn’s, King Arthur Coffee, VEAL KOAST exactly ao advertise. To bo termed largo they most bo 24 oonoeo cago, HI. and Flour Also. B u tter 2h>s. 4 3 . per dozen, or over. To be called locals, they must be exactly th a t Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Robinson of To bo strictly fresh they can bo only a few hours eld. Post Hill, with Prof, and Mrs. Wet- Last and not least by any means, is Patterson’s gwost sad fresh. Good for table or cooking. more of WiUiaxnstown, Mass., spent Scotch Ham in the roast from 2 pounds up, 25c lb. C pound the week-end at the Robinson cot Sliced, 30c lb. If you want a roast, p l ^ e give us a little ARMOUR’S STAR tage at Misquamlcut Beach. Little Miss ^^rglnia Carol Hurl- time to make yon one. Boneless veal roast RoUed—no waste aU Maxwell House butt of Charleston, W. Va., is visit solid m eat LARD pound j i C offee lb. 2 4 - Lindt 5 pounds to a oustomer. ARMOUR’S MBLROSB SMOKED Always a popular item. We roservo the right to PORK ROAST limit quantity. SHOULDERS pound 8 * Small, loan, ihankleesl The Manchester Public Market White Leaf 3 pound 2 4 V 2 FREE! A Dish Towel CA N NON F lo u r lb. bag $ 1 .0 9 With Every Paclcsge of DISHTOWIL Cut from government inspected Western pork AU-purpoee flour! Manchester Day Specials ers. Bakeg-All FREE DEPENDABLE MEATS, FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND Orate M Welgel’e BAKERY GOODS RIGHTLY PRICED Rib R oast Frank!urtera lb. 20c 2 3 * American bologna included. For making delicious biscuits, waffles, Finest Legs of Spring Lamb, ON SALE! Fancy, Fresh, Young, Tender muffins. all sizes, lb...... CHICKENS ^ r frying, boiling or Fores of Lamb, whole, roasting, about 3 Vi pounds A ^ RUMFORD BEEF Haupt A Burgi lb...... each. On sale at, lb...... Finest Rib Lamb Chops, Fancy Fresh Fowl for Cutting Up. Baking Powder tin 27^ lb...... Also Native Pullets and Native Roasting Chooce pkg. 2 6 c For better baking result*—try Rumford! Chickens. Oonulao Swtse Ontjera ehoeoe. 6-portlon pack- ON SALE! Fresh Made Lamb pound •f®* Columbia Tomato Clover Patties, 5c each. 6 for...... For a nice meat loaf, try our Fresh Ground Boneless prlnae Boneless Rolled Roast Lamb, Hamburg, 15c lb. O C ... rib roast out Soup...... tin 5c B acon...... pkg. 8c all solid meat, at, lb...... 18c 2 lbs...... d b O C from A. No. 1 Juot like borne made! Lean! Rindless! Sliced! •FIRST THIS SEASON! Fresh Native ON SALE! Rib Roast Beef for the Oven, heavy steers. Cookie Department Specials! Pigs’ Liver, 15c lb. standing or boned and rolled 1 ^ Prinoe Albert Hale’s "Plain Bag” 2 lbs...... 25c if you wish, lb...... 19C Sunshine Asaorted Tobacco...... tin 85c T e a ...... lb. 29c Our Home Made Pure Pork Extra Fancy Boneless Rolled O C ^ Pound tins. Orange Pekoe, Formosa Sausage Meat, lb...... 15c Roast Beef for the Oven, lb. ... C SAUSAGES Oolong. \ COOKIES AU Kinds AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT pound C igarettes...... Large Package Home Made Corned Beef Hash, ...... carton $1.07 R in so ...... 2 for 37c ON SALE! Home Made Fruit ] ^ 9 ^ pound lb...... 15c Pies, all kinds at, each ...... Home Made Potato Salad, Fresh, purej>ork link sausages. W'hy not pan Popular Every Day Items cakes and sausages for a tasty fall breakfast? Unnshine” dainties and "Sweet Sixteens.’* Home Made Pumpkin Pies, lb...... 15c Old Dutch Cleanser. .8 cans 19c Sbeffield M ilk...... 8 cans 16o Home Baked Beans with Pork, Ssvol Am m onia...... quart 9e Heinz K etchup...... bottle 18o each ...... CampbeU’s Pork-Beans ...... quart ...... 20c FIG BARS...... 2 lbs. 23c ...... S cans 17c Williams’ Spices ...8 pkgs. 28c ON SALE! Stuffed and Roasted Native Home Made Raisin Bread with Pure fig fUIing. White Pea Beans ... .2 lbs. 18c Scot Tissue...... 8 for 25c Chickens, good size, ready to serve, each plenty of raisins, each ...... 10c (York State white pea beans.) (As soft as old linen.) Home Made Coffee Rings, sugar CHEESE 75c 98c frosted, 15c each. 2 f o r ...... 25c 3 pound Fresh Fruits and Vegetables For Your Table AT OUR VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT Sunkist Nice White Cauliflower, each 10-Pound Sacks of Small Onions Fancy American cheese—best quality! Fresh, Crisp, Green Savoy and for Pickling...... 19c Fancy Green Peppers for Pickling SPINACH O ranges Fancy Native McIntosh Apples, or Stuffing, 16-qt. basket. .^... M ilk Fed 6 lbs...... 25c Fresh Native Parsnips, Fresh Picked Lima Beans, 2 lbs. f o r ...... pk. 1 7 * doz. 3 quarts ...... 25c Crisp and clean. Spinach for 10-Pound Sacks of Large Native Carrots or Beets, health and here’s price value on this Onions ...... 25c 2 bunches f o r ...... quality. ' Good size. Juicy! Tasty! AT OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT Hearts of Native Maxwell House Coffee, good to bunch Cantaloupes 3 1 9 * the last drop, lb. c a n ...... Confectionery Sugar, C elery 1 0 * Ib. pkg...... each Bleached white celery. Two and tbreo-otaUi bunches. Pink meated, dollclouo tastlag melons! Fresh Cocoanut in Bulk, Be sure and ahop lb...... Strictly Fresh Pullet Eggs early tomorrow morn Green Top Prune Snowdrift in Bulk, from Coventry, doz...... ing If you want one... lb...... they always go like Rinso, 2 large packages Certo, Recipe Bo k MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,1238, p a g e T W E L V iB Read the Classified Rental Propertu Liitinq on this Pag m l Ui BUSINESS LOCATIONS AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 MOTORCYCLES— APARTMENl'S—FLATS— NRA GIFT SHOWER KIWANIANS TO HEAR BICYCLES 11 TENEMENTS 63 FOR RENT Gi A & P Buys Baby Beef WE BUY. SEU^i. ana ucnange usee r o RENT—OFFICES AT 866 Main REV. HARRIS MONDAY cars all raaites and models. Axmorjr FOR SALEJ—SMALL girls’ bicycle, FOR RENT—CENTER STRBaJT, 6 FOR MISS WARNER street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed> Oarage, 60 Welle etreet Telephone 24 inch wheel, 18 inch frame. Phone room tenement with all Improve ware J Holl. Tel. ;643 and 8025. Champion From Girl 6874^______6150. ments, and garage. Inquire 146 WUI Be Methodist Pastor’s Center street Mrs. Henry Coleman Arranges FOR SALE—ONE 1929 Ford pick Party for Bride-To-Be — First Appearance Before up, A-1 condition. Call at 235 Ver MOVING—TRUCKING- FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement HOUSES FOR KEN'l 65 Shopmates Attend. Local Service Club. non street. Telephone 6721. STORAGE 20 with all improvements, and ga rage. Inquire 172 Charter Oak S t RENTS OF EVERY Description Miwa Dorothy Warner, whose en Rev. Leonard C. Harris, the new FOR SALE—^LATE 1929 Chevrolet SILVER LANE BUS LINS offei the and price Singles, flats, tenements gagement to Herbert Anderson was pastor of the South Methodist sedan, good condition, new extra accommodation ot tLelz targe Ue- FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene —no charge. Disd 8601 John F. recently announced, was entertained church will be the guest speaker at tire, tube and oil. Apply 8 Hem Luxe bus for lodge, part;, or team ment at 64 Birch street luqiiire at Shannon, 79 Russell street at an NRA gift shower by her shop- the Monday noon meeting of the lock street. trips at special rates. Phone 3063. 47 Cottage street. mates of the Lynn la t h e r Washer 8860. 8864. I'D RENT—FIVE AND SIX room and Mat Company Icist night at the Manchester Kiwanis club at the Qouses, single ana double; also AUTO ACCESSORIES— FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM down home of Mrs. Henry T. Col'unan of Country clubhouse. This will be hla LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE stairs flat all improvements, rea modem apartments. Apply Edwaro 17 Oakland street. initiiij appearance before the service TIRES moving, general oiicklng, Uvery J. HolL Telephone 4642 and 8025. sonable rent. Inquire 36 Russell club, and it behooves every Kiwan- service. Out affiliation with United Mrs. Coleman, whose home was street tastefully decorated in red, white lan to turn out to hear his message. USED TIRES—3. 700-18; 3, 600-19; Vans Service means tower rates on FOR RJBNT—FCUR room house, and blue wltb copies of pictures of While many ol the members have 3. 550-18; 2, 525-18; 1, 600-18; 1, furniture moving to distant points. 138 School street all improve FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement President Roosevelt here and there had the privilege of welcoming Rev. 600-21 :/4, 475-19; 1, 500-19; 1, 55- Large modem trucks experienced at 589 Center street, modem im ments, with or without garage. 19; 2,/650-19. Esso Station, cor Adults preferred. Telephone 7770. under a large NRA sig;n, hand paint Harris to the church and to ' n- men, prompt service, all goods m- provements and garage. Inquire Chester, It will "be the first oppor ner Main and Bissell streets. ed by one of the girls, explained that sured while In transit are features 591 Center street FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat the reason she called it an NRA tunity others will have bad ot meet offered at no extra expens« to you. single house, all improvements, shower was because it was through ing him socially. He hasn’t an Daily trips to New York, oaggage FOR RENT—FOUR room tene nounced his subject, but It is sure to Want Ad Infennatlea garage if deslrid. 16 Homestead NRA schedules that all the em ualivered direct to steamship piers ment, first floor, all improvements, street. Telephone 7091. ployees were working on full time please. For further Information call 3U63 at 170 Oak streei, rent $20. Inquire and made the shower possible finan Principal Thomas Bentley ot the Manchester 8860. 8864. Perrett & Glenney Inc. Maples Matumity Home. cially. north end schools will provide the ‘‘Dot’’, as she is known by the stunt, and Harold Cude the attend Evening Herald FOR RENT—THREE. FIVE and girls and boys at the shop, received ance prize. PAINTING—PAPERING 21 six room tenements, with aU mod Condition Of very many bMutlful gifts, which will CLASSIF'IEO em Improvements. Inquire at 147 Here's 11 years old Theresa Qrassl and her champion steer which PAINTING, PAPER HANGING help to start her home. ADVERTISEMENTS GSast Center street or Phone 7864. the A & P stores bought for I10J102. Later In the evening, the girls and kalsomlning done at reason State Roads were joined by the men folks, at SUPPER A SUCCESS, able prices. EJstimate cheerfully Count MX averas* wonU to a ilaM FOUR ROOM TENEMENT; three World records for beef on the which time refreshments were laltlale, numbere and abbrevlationii given. Telephone 6064. hibited steers in the Exposition •aob eoont as a word and compound room apartments, at 88 Mapia Road conditions and detours in hoof fell yesterday at the Eastern Baby Beef Show four years ago. served with the assistance ot Mrs. GIRLS PLAN ANOTHER words as two words lUnlmnm ooet Is street Six room tenement garage. the State of Connecticut made nec States Exposition in Springfield and now has his own farm in Pine Frank Sheldon and Mrs. Harold Top- nrlos ot three Unsa . essary by highway construction and when a price $11.15 per pound was Lins rates nsr day for translsBt REPAIRING 23 School atreet Telephone 6517. Plains, N. Y. The Grand Champion liff, whose husbands are also em oiling annoimced by the Connecticut paid bj' The Great Atlantic and Pa weighed four hundred pounds when ployed at the shop. St. Mary’s Friendly Society BOeetlT, Marsh IV, MOWER SHARPENING, vacuum FOR RENT—LELLEY STREET, Highway Department as of Septem cific Tea Company for the Grand the present owner, Miss Qrassl, Last Thursday the comp ny helc Hopes to Put On Second Cash Char»s near Center, first floor modem five- ber 20, 1933. cihampion Baby Steer. The price its annual dog roast and outing at 6 Consecutive Uays J cleaner, washing machine, gun. bought him six month: ago. He Affair Soon— ^Meeting Mon • Consecutive Days .. • ots ll ste lock repairing, key making. Braltb- room apartment; outlet for electric Route No. U. S. 1: Branford. Bos paid WdS $10,202. now weighs ove< nine hundred Coventry, and in spite ot the very 1 ...... I 11 Otsi 11 ots walte, 62 Pearl street stove; garage. Inquire 21 Elro. ton Post road is being oiled for 1 Theresa Qrassl, eleve years old pounds, a gain of 2.8 pounds a day. bad weather that day a most enjoy day. All orders for Phone 6661. able time was spent at the Hodge will be oharxsd at the one Urns mile. Old Lyme. Boston Post road. Pine Plal , N. Y. 4-H Club mem Brlarcllff Laddie 68th waa reserve Bpselal rates tor long term svsxt Shoulders are being oiled for 6 ber carried ai ay the Grand Cham champion a*' Rhlnebeck, N. Y., two cottage. The Oirla’ Friendly society of S t day advertising given upon CUURSEK AND CLASSES 27 FOR RENT—21 CAMBRIDGE S t - miles. pionship honors with her Brlarcllff months ago. He is sired by Pro Mary’s church serv^ e tasty sup Ads ordered tor three or six daye Five room flat Reuonable. Inquire Laddie 58th. The low blocky Aber per to an enthusiastic crowd last and stopped before the third or nfth BEAUTY CULTURE—Bam while Route No. 4: Shuron-Corawall spective Briarcliff, 2nd, a bull which on premises or 90 School street deen Angus steer proved Its class BREAKS SHALL BONE evening in the large eocial room, day will be charged only foi the ac learning. Details free. Hartford road. About 2Vi mUes ot grading also sired ten of the entries In the Burnside; in competition with one hundred ba which waa attracUvel" decorated tual number of times the ad nPP*hi^* Academy ot Hairdressing. 693 Main and gravel surface, from Cornwall show this year. ed. charging at the rate earned, but by beeves exhibited by ninety-nine A & P executives in commenting with colorful autumn garden flow no allowance or refunds can M made street Hartford. bridge west. Grading and building IN LEG AT SOCCER on six time ede stopped after the FOR RENT— FIVE ROOM flat bridges on new location. Old road club members in the best show in on the purchase of the Grand ers. Thursday night shoppers, and with all modem convenimees at 65 open to traffic. Sharon. Millerton the long listing of the event at the Champion t.t this record-breaking store clarkp took advantage of the **No**Sil forbids": asplay lines not SITUATIONS WANTED— Summer street Phone during day, road is being oiled for 1 mile. Ecuitem States Exposition. This price laid that while > ft P waa Injured when practicing with opportunity to dine between four "**Tnie Herald wiU not be responsible FEMALE 38 3136. Inquire on premises - after 5. Route No. U. S. 6: Windham. was Miss Grassi’s first venture in glad to own beef of this grade for the Manchester High school soccer o’clock and seven o’clock, and com for more than one Inoorreot Insertion Rent reasonable. the baby beef feeding and manage the stores, tl.e most important fea candidates, John Donahue, high mented on its convenience; and al of any advertisement ordered for Phelp’s crossing, 20 feet concrete m i d d l e ment contest. ture of the purchase is the encour school junior, son of Mr. and Mrs so upon th( fine service tendered more than one time. AGED womsm would like WANTED— YOUNG LADY to pavement, lengtb 1-4 mile is under * The new Grand Champion Steer agement given the younger genera Joseph Donahue of 144 Adams them. Much eff the success of the The inadvertent omission ot lUMr- position as housekeeper. Prefers shiure apartment near Main street construction. Traffic can pass. rent pnblloaUon ot advertleteg wlU bo was bred by Myron Brown, a for tion in the "(ffort to breed and raise street, is confined to his home, hav supper waa due to Mrs. Florence good home. Write Box O. Herald. Telephone 5856 after five o’clock. Route No. 12: Groton. Submarine rootlfled only by oanooUatlon of tho road. Shoulders are being oiled for mer New York City boy, who ex better stock. ing a smal bone broken In his Turner’s superintendence and cul charge made tor the service endered. inary advice. The members of the All advertisements must oontora 3 miles. Killingly. Norwich road is right leiT It was necessary to place society are '.oping to be able to in etyle, oopy and ‘ yPOdJhP*'^ HELP WANTED— MODEIRN FIVE room lower flat at being oiled for 4 miles. Plainfield. the leg in a cast. regulations enforced by the puWleh- plan another supper of thia kind FEMALE 3.5 Oede Place. Telephone 5555. Norwich road. Shoulders are being field Junction road. Waterbound ers and they reserve the right to again In the near future. edit, revise or reject any oopy con oiled for IVi miles. Plainfield. macadam under construction from GRAND MASTER’S DAY THEATRICAL MAN DIES sidered obJeotlonablA ...... WANTED—PUBLIC stenographer FOR RENT—4 ROOM TENEMENT French’s crossing, 20 feet concrete U. S. Route 7 3-4 easterly. Open to Bridgeport, Sept. 22 — (AP) — There will be a regular Girls' CLOSING HOURS—Claeelfled ads to to share office space. Write Box all Improvements, centrally locat pavement about 1-3 mile Is under traffic. Brookfield. Brookfield Junc Peter Dawe, 69, brother of former Prienaj meeting Monday, Septem bo published same day must be re- 2-B. Herald. IN STATE TOMORROW ber 25. All members who were not oelved by IS o'clock noon; Saturdays ed. Available Oct. 1. Tel. 6854. Ap construction. One-way traffic. tion road is being oiled for mile. Police Commissioner Samuel Dawe ply 701 Main street Route No. 25: A section of con Route No. 160: Walllijgford. East and widely known for his theatrical able to miJee necessary returns 10:80 a. m. WANTED — GIRL for general crete pavement on the New Mllford- Center street is being oiled for 2 ventures, including the building of from the distribution of tickets at TELEPHONE YOUR housework, who will live at home. BEAUTIFUL NEW four rooms, Lltcbfield road from Marbiedale to miles. Masons to Observe Event at Cie Cameo theater here, died today the meeting I:eld on Wednesday WANT ADS. Write Herald, Box L, giving ex scraped floors, 2nd floor $20; also Bantam, 8 1-4 miles in length. Route No. 153: Westbrook. West- the Masonic Home in Wall at his home, after a three months’ night are urged to do so on Mon Ads are aooepted over the telephone perience and references. one $15.00. Inquire Tailor Shop, 3 Shoulders and railing incomplete. brook-Essex road. Shoulders are be Illness brought on by a shock. day. •t the CHARGE RATH given above ingford With Appropriate as a oonvonlence to advortlsers, bnt Walnut street Open to traffic. ing oiled for 1 mile. Exercises. tho exS'H r a t e s will bo aooepted as POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 43 Route No. 34: West Haven. Derby Route No. 169: Stonlngton. Ole f u l l p a y m e n t If paid at the bnel- FOR RENT—TWO THREE and Pike is being oiled for about mile. Mystic road. Shoulders are being Bess oflloe on or before the seventh four room furnished or unfurnished ALLEN'S ROASTING ducka uira Routei^^ No. 41; Salisbury. Sharon- oiled for 2 miles. Route No. 199: Wallingford, Sept. 22.—(AP)— T H E ^ day following tho drat Insw^on ^ apartments. Manchester Construc aaoh ad otherwise the CHARGE It-'c lb., dressed 22c. i'oliana itira- Lakeville road is being biled for 4 Salisbury. Millerton-LakeviUe road Grand Master’s Day will be ob tion Co. Tel. 4131 or 4359. r a t s will be oolleoted. No responel- pike and Parker atreeta Tei. 8837. miles. is being oiled for 2 miles. served tomorrow at the Masonic bUlty for errors la telephoned ads Route No. 205: Plainfield. Brook iirlll be aesumed and their aoonraoy FOR REINT—6 ROOM tenament on Route No. 53: Weston. Oiling Home under the direction of the lyn road. Shoulders are being oiled O0f*n*s A ^ oaaskot be gnarenteed. Wadsworth street with garage. Cobbs Mill bridge and gutters. Masonic charity foundation. ARTICLES FOR SALE 4.^ Route No. 67: Seymour and Ox for mile. HAL oScHRAN QEOneE SCAQPQ^ Adults. Tel. 4298. ', 2 The exercises will be held in a INDEX OF ford. Seymour - Southbury road. Route No. 215: Groton. Noank large tent on the lawn of the home CLASSIFICATIONS GRAIN FED, cow manure, well About 6 miles ot reinforced con anu Long Point roads. Shoulders c) irn'eTiicA tcRVKi, uto 'M & u .an ir.o rr.- rotted, large load, $5.00 delivered TWO OF OUR BEST three room and for the first time loud speakers Births 0 0 o o o d|Kd.*aiadlA«MB.««rt crete under construction. Open to are being oiled for 3 miles. - i Shsuurock Farm, 195 Spencer apartments are vacant redecorat will be installed that the voices of Engs gem on to ed, hot water. Johnson Block. Tel. traffic. speakers may carry to the linoits of Marrl?-oo street, telephone 6437. Route No. 69: Betha(}y and Pros Doatha o o • g** • • • «• 6917 or 7635. NOTED ASTRONOMER DIES the enclosed arear. Card of Thanks pect. Bethany-Prospect road. About The opening address will be by In Memorlam FOR RENT—HEATED apartment, 5 miles bituminous macadam under FUEL AND FEED 49-A Hamilton, Ont., Sept. 22— (A P )— the Rev. Arthur F. Lewis of Nau Ix>8t Rnd Pound •‘•••^••••.dssddddc * second floor, 829 Main street, 3 construction. Open to traffic. Annoancements ,oro odgsdMgsatdsdc d The Rev. Dr. D. B. Marsh, noted gatuck, vice president of the 4 Personals ...... • FOR SALE—SLABS, KINDLINGs' large rooms, fireplace, bath, gas Route No. 72: J^iddletown-Crom- Foundation board and the response well-Berlin turnpike. 3 3-4 miles ot ascronomer, died at his home today Antomobllcs hickory and oak. Selected fireplace range an^ water heater, newlv after an illness of several months. will be by the grand master, Sam Antomobllea for Sale ...... 4 wood, cut to order. C. A. Staye. rt novated, first class condition, reinforced concrete pavement under uel A. Moyle of New Haven. Mrs. Antomoblles for Exohergo . mb • construction but open to traffic. He was 75 years old. Auto Aooessorleo—Tlree t Dial 3149. furnished if desired, rent reason On the occasion of the total Carolyn L Kane of Deep River, Auto Repairing—Painting «••-.. « able. Apply G. E. Keith Furniture Route No. 74: Ashford and Wil- worthy grand matron of the Eiastem lington. E. Willlngton- Warrenville eclipse of the sun in eastern North Auto School! *-A Company opposite High school. America about a year ago Dr. Star, will speak for that fraternity. Autos—Ship by Truck ...«*•»« • FOR- SALE— EIGHT acres of "oad. Bituminous macadam, lengtb The day’s address will be by Past A' Autoo—For Hire ...... - . a - 1 Rowen. Call 5335. FOR R E N T -F IV E ROOM down- about 3H miles under construction, Marsh led a party of astronomers Garagea—Service—Storage ««.■> H from Hamilton to A cton ' Vale, Grand Master Arthur M. Brown of ' . a m stsdrs flat, with gaiage, all im 'fraffic can pass. Willington. Wil- Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... U Quebec, to observe the phenomenon. Norwich. Rev. Robert Bell of New Wanted Autoe—Motorcycles .... 18 provements, 29 Walker street. lingt.>n-Warrenville road. Shoulders Haven will give the Invocation and Bnetness and Profesaloiial gai vises GARDEN—FARM— are being oiled for 2 miles. Tolland. He returned with some of the best Business Services Offered ...... 11 Telephone 3437. pictures obtained by any scientific vocal numbers will be by Maurice Household Srrvtcee O ffered...It-A DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 V.^illington-Rockville road. Should E. Wallen. Building—Contracting 14 RENTS NOW AVAILABLE In "di ers are being oiled for 2 miles. party. As soon as he got back to Hamil As in past years, Mizpab Chap Florists—^Nurseries ...... 1.6 FOR SALE—GRAPES 55c per sections of the town, modem five Route No. 80; Saybrook. Say- ter, O. E. S., will be the hostess Funeral Directors ...... 16 basket. Frank N. Smith, 245 Union and six room tenements from $18 brook-KiiJingworth road. Shoulders ton from that trip Dr. Marsh hur Heatln; Plumbing—Roofing .m 17 ried to Norwich, where, in the dead for the luncheon. Insurance ...... 18 street, telephone 4064. per month up. Arthur A. Knofla. are being oiled for 5 miles. The presiding officer will be Rob Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 Telephone 5440 or 4359. Route No. 87: Andover-Coventry- of the night, he developed the plates Moving—^Trucking—Storage ..« 80 FOR SALE—CONCORD SJjd Clin- he had obtained by means of a ert S.Walker of Waterbury, presi Bolton. Willlmajitlc-Hartford road. dent of the board. The exercises Painting—Papering ...... — .< m t 81 ton wine grapes. McLelland Farm, FOR Re n t —MAIN s t r e e t , a w special process he had perfected. Professional Serrices ...... 88 Shoulders are being oiled for 5^ will begin at 1:15 p. m., e. d. t. Repairing ...... 28 81 Lake street. Telephone 3539. and six room tenements, modem. miles. (RBAD THE STORY, "HEN COLOR THE PICTURE) Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning .*• 84 Inquire 459 Main street Phone LYNCH APPOINTED. Route No. 93: Brooklyn and Can clothes. You’ve messed them all Toilet Goods and Service ...••»* 85 6150. 7 YEAR OLD MOTHER Soon Duncy shouted, “Hey there Wanted—Business Service 26 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 terbury. Canterbury-Brooklyn road up, goodness knows,” cried Scouty. is being oiled for 6 miles. Middlebury, Conn., Sept. 22.— goes the pig that’s dressed up Bdocational FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement, London, Sept. 22— (AP) — The Then he took thi clot>.es and let Courses ano Classes sen •.m.m.m.* 9m • 87 Route No. 94: Glastonbury. Addi (AP)—Eight years as New Haven in my colthea. Gee, if t gets away at 14 Bdgerton street all modem case of an Indian girl giving birth the pig run free. Private (netruotlon . . . » ...... 88 FOR SALE—KITCHEN range. 64 son road is being oiled for 2 miles. county commisslonei. end for Prank I just don’t know what I will do. Dancing .nn. • • «u:.88-A improvements, five minutes to A. Waters of Middlebury, Oct. 10, to a baby before being seven years Soon Duncy was all dressed Musical—Dramatic ...... 89 Hilliard street Telephone 4880. Route No. 95: Volvmtown. Ekonk agaiili. Kind Dotty brushed him off mills. Telephone 8301. when he will be succeeded by Alex of age was reported by a Delhi doc “I’m ready to stop swimming Wanted—Instruction ...... 8C Hill road and Church street. Water- now. You’ll have to get my clothes, and then she said, “Don’t worry. FOR SALE—CRAWFORD Royal bound macadam length about 3 1-4 ander Lynch of West Haven. Wa tor today in the "British Medical Financial FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement, somehow. Come Scouty, you pulled You look just as nice as nice can nds—Stocks—Mortgagee m --- 81 stove, suitable for oil burner, rea n.iles under construction. Traffic ters was first appointed county Journal’’ of London. all modem improvements. Comer off the trick, and so it’s up to you.’’ be.” Bu!usinesa Opportunities ...... 81 sonable. Phone 8601 or inquire 79 should avoid this route. commissioner in 1925. The baby weighed four pounds, Money to Loan .....- » ...... • • • • 9m 81 Wadsworth and Summit streets. “All right,’’ cried Scouty, “I will Russell street Route No. 100: New Fairfield and T.ynch will be the first Democratic three oimces at birth, the doctor re Help and Sitnatlona Apply 31 Wadsworth street. New Haven county commissioner In ported. Beyond suffering from try. The next time that the pig All of a sudden came a shout. Help Wanted—Female ...... 81 Danbury. Waterboimd macadam The ,parro* yelled, “Hey, lads, FOR SALE—9 PIECE American a score of years. He is former fright for three days, he added, the runs by. I’ll grab it b tbe hind Help Wanted—Male ...... 8f FOR RENT—TWO 4 ROOM tene about one mile in length on the Fer- look out. Here comes Id Easter Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 27 walnut dining room set, 8 piece gone road and one mile on the Balls secretary of the Democratic state mother recovered perfectly and waa log, and then hang or good and Agents Wanted ...... »;.87-A ments, newly painteo inexpensive. Runny This Is Where she lives, fibre living room set upholstered, Pond road. Laying surface and oil committee, and is associated with able to nurse the infant for nine tight. Situations W anted-Fem ale...... Si Apply 178 Spmee street. “My goodness, how that p! ' can you luiov^. Situations Wanted—Male ...... 81 like new. 35 Grove street, Rock ing. Open to traffic. New Fair- the Old Guard. months, when it weighed eleven Employment Agencies ...... 4( pounds, two ounces. run. I think you’re going to see “ She is hauling her smaU egg ville, telephone 547. field. Balls Pond road la being oiled shell cart. I hot>e it doesn’t fall Live Stock—Pete—Ponltiy— Vehicle, for 2 miles. V SEARCH FOB BODIES some fun. I only hope Tm lucky Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 BUSINESS LOCATIONS TAKES OWN LIFE and my plan turns out lU right.” apart.” Then to the bunny Coppy Llv : Stock—Vehicles ...... 48 Route No. 119: Bristol-Waterbury cried, “Pe careful, now! Go slow!” Poultry and Supplies ...... 48 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 FOR RENT 64 rbad. (over South Mountain). 2 Bridgeport, Sept. 22— (AP) — Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock ■ 44 Fear that either children from the Woodstock, Ckmn., Sept. 22 — He waitec for a little while and Then Dotty shouted “This Is miles of bituminous road under con swell. Just look what’s hiding in Par Sale—MlBccIlaneonn FOR SALE—UPRIGHT piano in FOR RENT—OFFICES at 915 struction but open to traffic. neighborhood or hdhieless men who (A P) — Despondency due to 111 then wee Goldy, with a smile, said Articles for Sale ...... 46 good condition. Inquire 146 Center healUi was blamed today for tne “Now’s your chance. The pig is the shell. It Is a little baby chick. Boat.s and .Accessories ...... 46 Main street (next to bank). Rent Route No. 122: West Haven. nightly crept Into the place to sleep street very reasonable. Cal' Jtocco Farr. may have been trapped and killed death of Lorin Bosworth, 79, West- coming. Right t’ward you it’s My, what t. dand> ride.” Building Materials ...... 47 Shore road. Shoulders are being Ih e oarrot said “That chick has Diamonds— Watches—Jewelry .. 48 Phohe 4757. \ cUed fpr 2% mUes. when the vacant eight family house Woodstock farmer. Bosworth waa boimd.” Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 49 at 497 South avenue, collapsed Into found dead yesterday In the kitchen Then Scouty grabbed one leg fun. t^ e n e ’ei the bunny starts to Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A OFFICE AND STORE Route No. 123: New Canaan. run the chick Is always ready to FOR RENT—LARGE ROOM 20x40, Oenoke avenue. Shoulders are be a shapeless pile of debris, was felt of his home. Medical Elxamlner and cried, “I made the poor thing Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 60 jump right Into the shell.” Household Goods ...... 6l EQUIPMENT 54 suitable for business or club room, ing oiled for 2 miles. New Canaan. by authorities today, as workmen Ernest R. Pike, said poor health had slip and slide.” The Idnies laughed Machinery and T o o ls ...... 68 real 829 Main street. Apply G. E. for the city cleared the wreckage made Bosworth despondent and to see them roll all over on the Musical instruments...... 68 FOR SALE—UNDERWOOD Stand Forest street Is being oiled for 1 * (Donuy gives the Tlnles a scare Keitb Furniture Company, opposite mUe. and made sure no bodies wete caused him to take his own life with ground.* Office and Store Equipment .»«• 64 ard 14 inch typewriter, like new. in the next story.) Specials at the S tores...... 66 High school. Route No. 133: Brookfield Brook- buried in It. a shot gun. "Hold still. Tm after Dimcy’s Wealing Apparel—^Furs...... 67 What cash offer? Apply 8 Hem Wanted—To Buy ...... 66 lock street. Boaaii^Board—Hotels■ I Heeetta Restaaraat. The Fixer! By HAMUN Rooms Without Board . . . » ...... 69 ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 ALLEY OOP Boarders Wanted...... ».6 9 -A Country Board—Reeorta 80 WANTED—TWO gentlemen room Hotel*—fiestanrante » e e'# • • _«e» •1 Wanted—Rooms—Board It ers, centrally located. Telephone HmU flSstat* Fm Boat 4545. Apartmenta, Flata Tenements •8 Business Locations for Rent •« Houses tor Rant ...... 8f BOARDERS Wa In TED 59-A Suburban for Rent 81 Summer Homes for Rent ...... 87 TWO ROOMS, TEACHERS or Wanted to R e n t...... 88 B—i Bstafe Fat lala others, board or kitchen privileges, Apartment Building for Sal* •9 home atmosphere, garage. Term:; Busin*** Proptrty for Sal* » ...« 70 reasonable. 19 Autumn. Telephone Farm* and -Land for Sal* 71 6765. House* for Sale ...... 71 Lot* for Sale 0V9 9 » • • ••0m • 9 9 9 tk 9 9 9 9 78 I Resort Property for Sal* 74 Suburban tor Sal* *...... 70 AFAKTMENl-S— FLATS— Real Estate tor Bzohaag* m ... c 78 Wanted—R*al Batnt*...... n TENEMENl'S 63 Lsffnl Notlesn FIVE SUNNY rooms, lower, newly decorated, garden, adults. 22 Roose velt street. FOR RENT—TWO MODERN six The Herald Adrt. room rents, 6 Huds Toonerville Folks ' . Jjy FQntiiing Foe OUR BOARDING HOUSE \' I M i c k e y ( h I m s e l f ) M c G u i r Ie SENSE and NONSENSE I / ^ind wDTda are « dieap laTeet- THOUGHTS W^ILE TRYING EGiAD. MAXiOeN, VOU TO THINR—^There^ought to be a VKNOW'THAa-TWRtyr I ^ ment that la very much IhcUned to ‘BOU6WT PROfW NOU,VAOOPl-E 5 BOU&KT return a U g dividend. .Make such law against people buying musical „ ecK f oe •PARRaT ?-A MARVELOUS an investment TODAY. 'instruments untU after they learn ^ WELL,\T WAS OM ^(XOUKT OF H\S to play them . . . Is a miser what M IM IC S— JOVE, TALKIN' 6ANGSTER UNGO 1 SOU KNOW, 1 WISH,NOW, Saule—Why did you break your might be called a dough nut? . . . TOOK HIM WELL,SOR, WHEN engagement to Randolph? N < ^ year—the cellophane bathing \ 1 HADN'T TOLD HIM , suit! . . . You can’t expect much 1 SOT HIM HOMS, HS WOULDNT Bdithe—^Ee deceived me. He told U ^ A - ^ me he as a liver and kidney spe of the spokesman who won’t put his own shoulder to the u^eel. . . . SAV A WORD.TOR TWO DAYS f cialist, and I just found out he only A5 SILENT A i A WURRM IN AN works in a butcher’s shop. In a land of two million laws you need ho other intelligence test if a p p l e f THEN .THIS MORNIN' you keep out of jd L . . . Well You nmy make a big mistake if anyway, give a girl a string of HE STARTS IN TALKIN' LIKE you trusi everybody. But you will pearls and she’P love you for the ^ SISSY ^o VIS y-wrm ^ a make a greater mistake if you dis presents . . One thing that doesn’t __ LVSP— AN' HE ^ trust everybody. . require any capits* to start is a ru .S p e c i a l T H IS CALLS ME ALSY ^ mor. . . . In the old days the word WEEK ! # 3 . Customer— want a 'mustard economy was pronounced stingi plaster. ness. . . . What this country needs >> 6RAND OPERA Drug Clerk (from fbrce of habit) is more bath tubr and fewer sing C A N A T ^ IE S / —^All out of mustard,' sir. How ers. . . . This is a funny land. S O P R A N O S about a mayonnaise? Three million looking for jobs and CONT RADIOS six million looking for somebody to <& T E N O R S Farm relief demands , probably do their washing. . . . We never started the first jrear after Adam could see why they appoint a com and Eve lost thrir soft jobs in the mittee to escort a man to the plat Garden of Eden and h ^ to sweat form when it only takes one man to cart a fellow off to jail. . . • if. Rail ,t_. to make a living from the soil. sip;.'ii8sssuasBB. ' t : Judith—I really couldn’t resist Sambo—Rastus, yo’all reminds V'vv Franklin when ho proposed. The me uf Easter! ' > Eia»aatiitsiiai dear follow p ;t his arm around me Raitus—How come? How come? How come? and*^ C2> Dorothy—I see dear, you yielded Sambo—You’s jes’ a colored to pressure. hard-boiled egg. / Believing a fool story is almost You’d think during the depres sion the movie stars would band to id as bad as toU i^ a fool story. gether and get the benefit of re •T lrV iE duced divorce rates. Politician—The people won’t VERSATVLa' elect me because o f my youth. Nothing gets so little sympathy ^ N D t h e lAlHOLB TOWN RUNS DOWN Tp THE LAKE i-ii^ lU L L L TO WATCH rr LAMP AND TAYI TO SHORE. IT threw ONE op t h e t~p HE NEWCOMER ^ El^ TO BE ACQUAINTED WtlOH EVE^ WE DO OUR PART lUIPTlEST DRESSERS EVER SEEM IN A MINING CAMP. U BODY* /'h6u 5T\ / just dropped aV ^ aLUW/S ac es) IN FOR A VISIT, PLEASURE WASACARD 'WW, BOYS/ " COIN' BOYS. 1 HEARD /trip, EH, WITH THE FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS *By Blosser ANV LUCK? TO START I GAIL WEBSTER ACES? GALS, VOU 1 UAU/Uau/ r IN WAS HERE. r“ IVV fwvw. OLD BOY/ RED’S EVES WILL' THE WAV POODLE^ BUSINESS? HAW/ rascal! POP WHEM HE SEES C0MT1M0(X»LV SKHFF5, 60METH1M6 IM THE WHAT A HEALTHY DOS ft RACK OF HER MIMD.. ? . are, COMBMIEP Tb \AMAT ' VOU WERE WHEM HE SAW VOU LASTf SNIFF / SALESMAN SAM ______Who*8 This Equipoise? Kv Sm- M TH’ EKiaT HALF OF HALF-AU'-HALF IS A AAOUMD V- 1- TOWN — ------ K i - \ \ r>*‘Tfv,.^C -. . ' t' ?>■ ■ -• I - DANCE DANCE LUTHERAN BIBLE CLASS Doctors* M fik Chooriatas, OiW B 1|» P. B. C. A. of - Prescriptions 25c .1 ib. nr. , Bolf’ T tl^ Lodfo, No. 1088. SUPPER THIS EVENING Two p^fifltered pharmacists ' Xnrn HoU* North St. Assorted centers. Friih. stock in attendance. All prescrlp;* t / d . for ' Saturday, I M s k BF loor, TomoROW Night, 8 o ^ « ^ tions cartfully and accurately fr o n t) ^Arni^midtm g6o. Loot DMieo ot SoMon Attendance Cemtest Loeera to filled. (Main Floor, right) iMANCHESTEB CoilN> ^ t Up Winners at Emanuel ABOUT TOWN Church. SATURDAY__ We Are Offering A Good Assortment Of New Merchandise For The Fidelity and Fellowship bible The prlmuy ond junior depart^ classes of the Emanuel Lutheran ______■ . . ’ ______^ mento of the South Methodist church hold a supper tmight, Episcopal church will hold a picnic starting at 6:80 o’olo<^ after which tomorrow afternoon at the Center a program will be presented. The Springs Park from 2 to 4:80. Each supper is the result of an attendance ia requested to bring a basket contest held since last spring and the losing team, headed by Miss lunch. Edith Johnson, is treating the win ning team, headed by Miss Mitzl NRA Leonard Eccellente, local violin' B erggren. ist, who has been traveling for sev nie item of fare for the eral weeks throughout New Eng losers will be goulash, while the win Your Last Chance To Save By Buying Your land, will spend the next week at ners will be given a spedal treat. his home ou Spruce street, while The confirmation class and Sunday Buy These Sheets At This Price! Winter Ensemble Tomorrow his orchestra has a Hartford en School teachers will be guests of the gagem ent. two classes. The supper will be pre pared tmder the direction of Harry m im i Helen D. Berggren reminds Pearson. / all who are to sing with the “Old Cannon Nantucket* Sheets Timers” choir, to meet at Emanuel advertisement — Lutheran church, Sunday afternoon 10% Reduction at 5 o’fdock for rehearsal. A social The Weldon Beauty Salon, Hotd hour will follow the rehearsal and Sheridan, has had the distinction of precede the service at 7 o’clock at gfiving a permanent wave this sea on New which thin group is to fumb^h the son to a ^ 1 six years old and to a woman 85 years of age. music. ^Beplaoement' Mina Frances Macintire of Bos ^ Price fl.46 ! ton will be the guest speaker at the North Methodist church school MRS. EVA MOZLEY •81x99 inches Sunday morning at 9:45. She will Experienced Graduate •72x99 inches also speak at the 10:45 service and Teacher again at the Epworth League •63x99 inches C oats and Win Accept Piano Pupils Invest meeting at 6 o’clock. Each sheet ccurries a four- In A Few Now I Studio 104 Haynes S t ytax guarantee. Made of William Griffin of Hose Com .. finest quality muslin that pany No. 1, M. B. D., and the mem wears and WEARS. It will bers of his committee will be at the be a wise investment to stock P u r e ^ fire headquarters this evening at 8 up NOW ! o’clock to sign up all teams who propose to enter the coming set “La<^ PeppereU” 81x99-Inch back tournament. The firemen are SUNDAY DINNER F rocks AiTwtng to secure between 15 and Cases, 3 fo r $1.00 Sheets, 79c HOSE 20 t*!*''^* among the fraternal or SIMPLE SIMON Sizes: 42x36 and 45x36 Replacem ent price |1.00. B\ill What a saving, on new winter apparel right industricl companies. The touma inches. size. at the beglpntog o f' the fall season with ment is oper to all men interested. SANDWICH SHOP mnntbii of wesf ahead. All the newest styles, Dendng Street Sheets—^Maln Floor, left fabrics and colora in beautifully tailored coats Sunday, October 1, will be ob (2 pairs and frocks. Models for dress and sports. served as Rally Day at the Center Menu: Cream Tomato or $1.39) Congregational church. At the Chicken Soup; Boast Lamb or Good Blankets Are An Sports Coats ... $16.75 to $59.50 morning service the sacrament of Fricasseed Chicken on Biscuit; the Lord’s Supper will be observed, Mashed Potato, Crecuned Cauli Investment—Buy Now Dress Coats... .$19.75 to $59.50 attendance of the “Go-to-Church” flower, Waldorf, Salad; Suet •They’ll Be band will be recorded, the Men’s Pnddi^ or Manchester Dairy At These **Low” Prices! $1.00 Soon Dresses \. $5.98 to $10.75 League will resume their Sunttoy Ice Cream; Coffee. Dinner 75& CHIFFONS with plcot tops. morning meetings and the CYP For Beservatlons, Dial 7678. Sheer. cleais-RINGLESS! club will meet for the first time, SERVICE WEIGHTS with lisle Hale’s Apparel— 25% Double Wool tops for longer wear. Newest fall Main Floor, rear. tones. NRA SIGNERS Main Floor, right Atlantic Rayolite Manchester’s list of signers of the Blankets A Special Offering President’s Reemployment Agree Natty New TWIN ment today jumi)ed to a total of For NRA DAYS! 577, with the addition of seven RANGE names overnight. The latest sign ers are Dr. David M. Caldwell, Dr. on. Sweater Sets N. A. Burr, Miss Cecilia M. Wandt, Regular users of this oil claim Silk Crepe Martha Glenney Meyer, Oak Street they have found none better. Live Poultry market, William Both Ostrinsky, James H. Murray and Under 15 gsdltms. .lO ’/jc gfaL $ Fred Fava. Over 15 g^ on s... S'/^c gaL fo r 5 .9 8 ADVERTISEMENT— SLIPS L. T. WOOD CO. •Replacement Order your Cannel Coal for your Price $4.50 TWINS—that’s the latest news In sweaters! 51 BiaseU Street TeL 4496 Cardigans with matching or contrasting slip-onk. fireplace from G. E. Willis & Son, What a whale ot a blankeb value! Heavy 25% wool double -u a :™ II You can wear these sweaters separately of to Inc. Tel. 5125. blankets in block plaids of liluei rose, gold, green, orchid. Large size, gether. 70x80 inches. Skirts $2.98 Sweaters and Skirts—Main Floor, center. BeplaoSment Wool Blankets, Price $1.29 Replace price 85.98! Single wool blankets in reversible pastels. Size, 70x80 ihches. Chalk-Finished Bias-cut slips with heat Corsets, I I Blankets—^Medn Floor, left lace trim at top and hem.' Clorselettes with Sizes 34 to 44. Flesh and iimer-belts; gir Rhyons tearose. dles. Colorful New Patterns In Main Floor, rear. Snug-Fitting 32-piece and C om fy definitely young For Chilly Nights— Dinner Sets Warm, Cozy decidedly smart Hand and Hand In Fashion— Balbriggan s Fancy Cuff (2 for $1,). fur trimmed They fit to a Pajamas Fabric T and wear “like ir o n .” We’ve Just received three Neatly tailor new lovely patterns (two Gloves ed vests, pan- fioral and one red border ties, bloomers. For School and design) in these 82-piece Home Frocks! $1.49 COATS sets. Service for six. These Main B7oor, sets are always a “best sell rig h t er" so shtm early for best selections. Round and square Cotton plates. . Reidaceineiit Girls’ New Price f 1.79 Even Hie new fabric gloves have gone in for the GLAMOROUS new Anklets When you’re fashions Judging by .tiieir novel cuff tired.. .n rbst- .50 I trims. B la^ brown, suede. ful warm bath Msin Floor, lefL pairs —then slip in ' yard to these—and you’ll feel' like All the girls are wearing a million! them to school, .for sports. kKalbumle Ginghams in G o o d' for Main Floor, right . ’stunning, colorful plaids lounging cmd aad.cbeciu. sleeping. ) Plaid Prints in the best Sfiuurt cfflor looking plaids. effects. 5-Piece: Good Quality Triangular I with long-haired furs ^Tweeds in soft monotone Bowl Sehs Brooms Dust Mops prints. . .fox. .skunk . . wolf ^Blat crepes'in warm win Main Floor, 25c 69c ter coloriags. Dusting mops with rear. ..fitch .., Ivory bowls with Ck>od qusUty broom - Alain Floor, left blue bands. . Gradu com. Bamboo han colored hazUDes to Glamorous New ated size bowls. 6 dles. An outstand match—blue, green Fashions In bowls to the set ing VALUE at 25c. and brown. Smart Youngsters Are with flat-haired furs, I* jap niink. .squirrel Leather Stuping Out In These beaver.^ Jersey Sets You will want a brand new Hand Ba^s Kotex coat this season, luxurious I wide shouldered fur trinun^ / • S a n i t y |Fbr brethssB coats. Adjustable cdlars, ’ a ^ sisters, ascot ties, yoke effects and Napkins S ts 6. other im^rtant new detdls $1.29 Glfaming Adjufltabla that fashion decrees. Goats superbly tailored of this sea Ferneries C ^ p e rW a re Ventilators pkgs. \ son’s finest falnics. $ 1 ^ 9 $ 1 . 0 0 29c Pouche and extyelope bags In tba Thws’s nothing as smart as with galvanized Catoleeof: 8-qt ket Metal!wlndow ventl- latest fall Stylea. Marca>ite or thtSs Jarsey sets for our youngest suede trisamlliigs. Black a*d brown. Each ^hoK coSSilaa twelve metaivpan. Green tles, pots,. French latbrsi • Inches napkins deodoria^ and sani- generation. litU a plaatad skii(;tiB or Theto. higiv price wUl sun^trlse -aiid and 'brow n wicker t r y t n , ssuce pans, high, adjustable to This offering'far JSatur* lined Shorts wtUt blouses. dell^;you-^lA9! . tkry. R T. Ine,« » flecflnd floon. ferneries. others^ 88 indiea. day only! Phone ordera. Warm-tooss.) . , 8hop-AB|Mull0er. rsar. HonseftmdiMngs Bsaenunt. Main Floor, front. Main laft i;- Cl/V