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FOURTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS (Clasclfled Advertising on Pag< 12) SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1929. VOL. XLIV., NO. 33. MOTORCYCLE HITS f r e n c h t r o o p s NAVY’S NEXT DIRIGIBLE SEN.ASHIIRST ARNOLD SAYS A DEER ON ROAD ! BUYING SUPPORT ASKS TARIFF One Man Seriously Hurt— INRHINELAND I HIS JOB WAS Other Unhurt and on Return ASSISTS MARKET to Scene Finds Deer and Ma­ A R E T r a A i l ON H W N E S E NOT LOBBYING chine Gone. TO REGAIN LOSS Westerly, Nov. 7.—(AP)— When their motorcycle struck So Says Berlin Press, Blam-1 Quotes Figures Showing Head of Tariff Association! a deer on the highway two sea­ men of the Submarine Base, Profits of Steel Interests; Most of Early Losses Cut New London, Conn., were ing New French Cabinet PRESIDENT ISSUES Tells Probers He Merely' thrown to the pavement early today and one was seriously in­ Says They Can Welt Af­ Down Sharply and Long jured. Edward Knox, 19, Los j for Order— Paris Denies Presented His Opinion to Angeles was brought to a hospi­ HIS PROCLAMATION tal here, where it was believed ford to Pay. List of Issues Sell $10 to that his skull was fractured. I the German Report. the Senators. His companion John Snyder, 20, Washington, Nov. 7.— (A P)—A . $27 a Share Above Yes­ of Philadelphia was unharmed. Berlin, Nov. 7.— ( A P ) — Vor-| Names Monday, Nov. 11 as They were enroute from i demand for a tariff on manganese, a ; Washington, Nov. 7.— (AP) J| waerts, Berlin daily, today said; Providence to New London. ! raw material used in the manufac- j A. Arnold’s activities in connection ; Snyder returned to the scene ! evacuation orders issued recently to ; Armistice Day— Full Text terday's Final Quotations. I ture of steel, was made in the; with the tariff bil' were again un-; later and foimd both the motor­ j the French regiment stationed at; ; Kreuznach, in the Third Rhineland; ! Senate today by Senator Ashurst, | der scrutiny today at the Senate, cycle and deer missing. New York, Nov. 7.— (AP.) — j military zone, had been cancelled i i Democrat, Arizona, who said statis- : of the Document. lobby committee’s investigation, let-; Strong buying support came into ; suddenly and that the regiment i tics in tax returns of the big steel j the securities markets today after ters the general manager of tlie j ! would remain until further notice. 1 corporations showed they had made ! 'T /A•D^ T_ 'prices of manv leading issues had Southern Tariff Association WTOtei I French soldiers about to enter WORLD PEACE BASE I a net profit of $930,191,059 since 1 ^ ^ TT i I broken $5 to nearly $32 a share at in an effort to eliminate the season­ i a train at Mayence for return to ■ 'M -w enactment of the present tariff law. | order that the people of the U. S. i opening on what appeared to be al clause, which permits to free en-1 Ar« r'n riTr'II DAI l A V l France were ordered to resume their i Ashurst took the floor after Sena- | jjja.y recall the “ High purposes for { the completion, at least temporar- try of foreign vegetables at certain, O r llifcW vll 1 Oi-iiv'l Iquarters in the Mayence bar-, : w - tor Wheeler, Democratic, M ont^a,, Nation entered the World j ily, of the distress selling that has seasons, being introduced into the' I said he had been informed President | a i been over-hanging the market for ______i Vorwaerts said the counter-order i W ar” President Hoover issued record. ! Hoover favored the free listing of ; the past few days. ! was believed to have been the result j proclamation today naming Monday One, written to Lorenzo A. Wil­ ! manganese and asked if this had ; Mort of the early losses were cut son, of Jacksonville, Fla., said tfie I prompted the Senate finance com-1 Nov. 11, as Armistice Day. down sharply aud a long list of is­ “whole thing swings around’’ the New Cabinet Announces Its I istry and the appointment of Andre | ! mittee to place the product on the j[ The President also said it was fit- sues cold $10 to $?7 a share above votes of Senators Fletcher and i Maginot as minister of war. | - a free list after once deciding to put |1 ting that on this day the nation yesteroay’s fin^^l Quotations in the Trammell, Democrats, Florida, add­ a duty upon it. ;: should recall its obligations to the last hour of trading Foreip Policy-4n Favori^ S;; Chairman Smoot denied Mr. Hoo- i ing “ no other influence is needed.’’ I dead to apply itself to measures to Total sales on the New York Stock ver had influenced the committee in ; The letter added that he talked . I ^ 1 opinion that the Third Zone in whica ; i “prevent repetition of such devasta i Exchange in the first two hours with the Florida Senators and they of Naval Conterence. Kreuznach and Mayence are situa- reversing its decision. ! ! tions of humanity,” as in the World : were 5,386,200 ono oshares, as against only after | Could Afford Duty talked with Senator Watson of Indi- ed should be evacuated ! War. 3,340,700 in the same period yester­ in to! The Arizona Senator said he cited ana, Republican leader. the Young plan has come 1 The text of the Armistice pro day, w’ith the ticker running more the profits of the steel interests to clamation follows: After a Trade. force. I than an hour behind the market. Paris, Nov. 7— (A P )—The foreign ' An artist’s conception (above) of the navy’s next dirigible, the ZRS-4, show they could afford to pay a By the President of the United “W’ere you trying to make a floating over the capitol at Washington. The ship, on which construc- Some Quotations trade?” asked Senator Blaine, ; policy of France tmder the Tardieu REPORT DENIED. duty on manganese. He first sound­ I States. i tion was started today, was designed by Dr. Karl Arnstein (inset). Be­ ed out Senators on the propriety of A Proclamation w'hereas, the Some of the leading stock quota­ publican, Wisconsin. government will be based on the Paris, Nov. ’L -(A P )—Reports low is a new hangar at the dirigible port maintained by the Goodyear- tions at 12:45 p. m. were: using the statistics which were sup­ Eleventh of November, 1918, marks “No, but we wanted as many organization of world peace, at the from Berlin that evacuation of the Zeppelin company at Akronj Ohio. U. S. Steel, $176, up $7; Consoli­ Senators with us as possible.” Tbs ' Rhineland has been suspended bv plied by the Treasury to the finance the cessation of the most destruc­ same time guaranteeing French se­ tive, sanguinary, and far-reaching dated Gas, $97.25, up $6.25; New witness added he talked with Sena­ order of Andre Maginot minister of committee. curity declared the new Cabinet in Ashurst referred to the profits of war in human annals: and, I York Central, $180.25, up 37 ’Cents; tor Watson “a few times.” war in the new Tardieu Cabinet, Whereas, it is fitting that the re- j International Telephone $79, uj: In a letter to D. A. Burguieres, its ministerial declaration made were officially denied today. eight steel corporations. Total profits were given as $931,- curring anniversary of this day J $3.75; Anaconda, $86.87, up $5.75; New Orleans sugar 'man, Arnold public just in advance of its reading The movements of troops neces.'i- should be commemorated by exer- ; Montgomery Ward $61.50, up’ $4; said he had talked with Senator tated by the evacuation, was e.K- Navy^s Big Dirigible 684,318, after deducting losses, net before Parliament today. profits were $930,181,059. cises which shall recall the high General Electric, $223, up i$17; Smoot of Utah, Senator Watson and In the grave questions to be de­ plained, might give the reason for purposes for which the nation en­ American Can, $117, up $2; Johns others in regard to getting some one tlie supposition that the evacuation The Arizonian then made public termined, the declaration says: The statistics which listed net profits of tered the World War, the devotion Manville, $119, up $17. to “take the place” of the late Sena­ government pledges itself not to orders had been changed, but such Is Dedicated Today the United States Steel Corporation and sacrifices of those who gave ser­ Closing quotations of some of the tor Gooding, of Idaho. He added that conclude any agreement that is not orders have been changed only to vice to our country in its peril, and for the years 1922-28^ inclusive, as leaders were: they designated Senator Watson “to subject to free examination and meet exigencies tf the service with­ the memory of those who died to $642,812,128. He then gave profits U. S. Steel $177.50, up $5.50; contact with us.” “sovereignty ratification” by Parlia­ out in the least modifying the evac­ bring peace, and which likewise General Aiotors $43.50, up $3; Gen­ The witness said he had later con­ Akron, O., Nov. 7.— (A P )—Dedi-®any other ships of the air. Tbe by years as follows: shall recall the nation’s obligation to ment. uation. For the year 1922— $39,653,455; eral Electric $224, up $18; Anacon­ ferred wdth Senator Watson, and The ministry also promises “ not Some companies and regiments In cation ceremonies, comparable to ZRS-4 will be 785 feet long, 146 feet those dead that we shall apply our­ high and will have a capacity for 1923, $108,770,064; 1924, $85,110,- da $85.50, up $3.37; Radio $37.50, Blaine asked: to______submit any . measure which can . in , the occupied territory are being dis- the laying down of the keel of a selves to measures which shall con­ up $5; Montgomery Ward $62.50; “You don’t characterize that as any degree diminish the guarantees | instead of being transferred, helium gas of 6,500,000 cubic feet. 940; 1925, $90,602,652; 1926, $116,- tribute to prevent repetition of such battleship took place here, today. 667,404; 1927, $87,896,836; 1928, up $5; Bethlehem Steel $93, up $6.- lobbying, do you.” of independence, materia, or moral, j other units are shifted to taxe The Los Angeles with its 2,500,000 devastations of humanity: and. when the master ring of the world’s cubic feet and the Graf Zeppelin $114,173,744. 50; American and Foreign PoWei “No,” Arnold answered. “1 think Ready for Accord | places. The movement of men. Whereas, by concurrent resolu­ $73, up $13; American Can $120, up At the same time the Tarc^u official quarters, was greatest fighting and latest dirig­ with its 3,700,000 are small in com­ Net profits of the Bethlehem Steel we have a right to present our opin­ tion of the Senate and the House of $5; Westinghouse Electric $134.75, Cabmet serves notice that it will | ible, the ZR S- under construction parison. Its vulnerability has been Corporation were given as follows: Representatives, in 1926, the Presi­ ions. 1922, $4,607,254; 1923, $12,710,712; up $6; New York Central $185, up The witness testified that A. M. not refuse any accord of a nature ^ here for the Navy was riveted in reduced as low as possible with the dent was requested to issue a pro­ to alleviate the irritant heritage of un story, place. Rear Admiral William A. 1924, $8,922,446; 1925, $13,866,753; $5.12. Loomis of the National Dairy Asso­ Move Explained. present knowledge of engineering. clamation for the observance of the past, to reinforce throughout . Moffet, Chief of the Navy Bureau of 1926, $20,246,166; 1927, $15,529,917; While several stocks sold off ciation was employed by the tariff H. M. Maginot, questioned con Among other features it will oe Armistice Day: the world the bases of peace and to Aeronautics, supervising the con­ 1928, $15,908,833. from the high prices established on association "to make contact with cerning the Berlin report,, said: equipped with five airplanes to ma- Now, therefore, I, Herbert Hoo­ develop among the peoples com­ struction drove home the golden Gulf States Steel the initial rebound, the rally gen­ Senators..” “ The troop movements are caused new ep about and ward o ff attack. ver, President of the United States prehension and confidence.” rivet at the top of the ring^ which For the Gulf States Steel Com­ 'of America, in pursuance of the said erally was being fairly well main­ After Arnold said he helped or­ simply by reason of hygiene and tlic Has Eight Engines. It is upon these premises, con­ marked its completion. pany: 1922, $958,207; 1923, $1,576,- concimrent resolution, do hereby tained around midday. Both the ganize the National Coimcil of Stale tinues the declaration, and “ faithful regroupment of units.” The big dirigible is equipped with!,521; 521;' 1924, $912,873; 1925, $1,036,- Stock and Curb tickers were then Legislators which has joint offices While the ceremonies were takirg or(^r thkt the flag of the United to the position taken in Geneva by Regarding evacuation of the Third eight Maybach engines, totaling 4,- ' 777; 1926, $779,792; 1927, $756,403; States be displayed on all govern­ running nearly an hour behind the with the Tariff Association and place the dirigible Los Angeles and all our predecessors in that which Zone of the Rhineland, he declared: 480 horsepower and will drive the 1928, $924,745. ment buildings on November 11, Market. American Taxpayers League, a let­ a fleet of blimps circled overhead. concerns naval disarmament as well You can deny categorically the m- big ship through the air at a speed For Inland Steel Company of 1928, and do invite the people of the Sharp Breaks ter to Wilson from Arnold was uii- Naval officers and officials of the as land, that we will participate in formation in question for the siHiD'e, Zeppelin corporation of 72.5 knots (about 83 miles) with Chicago: 1922, $1,150,008; 1923, $5,- United States to observe the day in Four of the sharpest breaks in troduced which said the writer was the approaching London conference. a cruising range of 9,190 nautical 600,168; 1924, $6,190,600; 1925, $5,- schools and churches, and other the early selling were Midland Steel much disappointed with the attitude The Hague conference,- the decla­ miles (about 10,386 linear miles). suitable places, with appropriate Products Preferred, which collapsed of the Florida railroads, “particular­ ration says, conformed with all these commenced until the Young plan | Following the ceremonies a ban­ In design it is decidedly different (Continued on Page I.) ceremonies, giving expression to our $31.37 a share to a new low' at ly the trunk lines out of Florida, principles. “Concerning the Young has been accepted and Parliament | than other dirigibles. Engines will gratitude for peace and the hope $120.12 and Union Pacific, U. S. In­ which wiU benefit so much by this quet is to be held at which Corn- plan which is actually bound wdth i deliberated upon it.” be inside the hull and the 16 foot j and desire that our friendly rela­ dustrial Alcohol and American Wa- activity and work.” “I don’t seem the debt settlements you voted in mander Rosendahl of the Lakehurst propellors will be operated by shafts tions with other peoples may con­ I ter Works which yielded $14 to $15 to be able to get anywhere with July: of evacuation of the Third Naval A ir Station is to be presented with bevel gears. To facilitate tinue. I a share. Zone of the Rhineland, subordinated with the “ medal of honor of the CADET’S WEDDING In witness whereof, I have here­ them,” the letter added. landing, the propellors may be The Curb market, like the Stock Letters to Senators. to realization of all the measures Flight International des Aviator.^'’ unto set my hand and caused to be turned fore or aft or horizontally. nmrxet, ra’lied vigorously after ab­ Letters to Senator Watson, the proper to secure the making effec­ OVER 800 PLOTTERS and Ward T. Van Orman of Akron affixed the Great Seal of the United will receive the James Gordon Ben­ To minimize resistance, the con­ sorbing a huge volume of selling in Republican leader, and Senator tive of that plan: of the economic STIRS WEST POINT SLsit0S the first hour. Closing quotations on nett trophy as winner of the last trol car will be the only protruding Done at the City of Washington Reed, Republican, Pennsylvania, regime of the Saar, where, without some of tJie leading issues were: International Balloon Race. Guests cabin. Dual control is to be provid­ this Seventh day of November, in written by Arnold, said that Sena­ touching the political rights of the ARRESTED IN JAPAN Electric Bond and Share $74, up tors Brookhart, Republican, Iowa popul?.tion, it is a question of study­ will include Governor Fred W. ed in a cabin in f e lower fin at the the year of Our Lord One Thousand Green of Michigan, Senator Hiram tail to assure operation should the 8.25; Electric Investors 115, up 12; Frazier, Republican, North Dakota, ing the possibility of a compromise Elopes With Daughter of i Nine Hundred and Twenty-nine and. Cities Service 31, up 1.12; Associ­ advantageous to the contractants. W. Bingham of Connecticut and A.s- mechanism in the forward cabin be of the Independence of the United had advised agricultural interests ated Gas “ A ” closed at 47, off $1; sistant Secretary of the Navy put out of commission. ^ , i n * r iL 11 i States of America the One-Hundred they would handle the tariff bill The three rules which have just been ad American Cities “A ” at $30, off announced will continue to inspire Bail on Publicity Lifted at Jahneke. Flying Hanger. amendments on mid-western agri Colonel During FoolbaOUd 9. the foreign policy of France.” Largest Ship. Inside the hull will be a flying culture products. By the President, Brookhart had asserted, the let­ Defense Plans Tokyo and News is Made The ZRS-4 and its sister ship, 'hangar, within which may be housed Henry L. Stimson CLOSING PRICES. ters added, that Democrats had To participate in all these negotia­ ZRS-5 for which Congress appropri­ Game— Is Dismissed. Secretary of State. New York, Nov. 7.— (A P )—Clos­ promised the Insurgent Republicans tions with the liberty of spirit which ated $8,000,000 v/ill be larger than (Continued on Page Three.) is created by security, the declara­ Public to World. ing prices, together with net they would vote for agricultural changes compared with the previous rates they desired in return for tion continues, “ we will pursue ac­ West Newbury, Mass., Nov. 7.— tively the defensive organization of TWO BROTHERS KILLED close, on fifty leading issues on toe Democratic support on the adminis Tokyo, Nov. 7.— (A P)—Examina-1 (A P )—The ex-West Point cadet and our frontiers and we will watch no New York Stock Exchanges are trative provisions, particularly the tion by the preliminary court .* the colonel’s beautiful daughter are less carefully the liberty of our com­ 0 given below. When trading ceased flexible provision giving the Presi­ Communists who have been arrested j honeymooning here and with one IN FIGHT OVER LABOR munications with the colonial em­ COMMUNISTS CELEBRATE at 1:00 p. m. the stock ticker was dent power to raise or lower tariff since the wholesale roundup of newspaper job turned down, he s pire. Only a people strong and calm approximately two hours behind in rates. March, 1928, having been complete, looking for another. He should have reporting transactions and toe can usefully work for peace.” Senator Blaine, Wisconsin, asked told his own story to any city edi- Their Father and Fourth Man final quotations were furnished the Concluding, the statement on fo r the ban on publicity was lifted to- Arnold why this information had BIRTH OF BOLSHEVISM 1 tor. Wounded—Shotguns Used Stock Exchange over the bond been given two Senators generally "it is superfluous S ' . " Strict rules at the United States's to add that we will continue to hold 825 Communists have been formally ..N- In Quarrel. ticker. regarded as “ enemies” of the farm , military academy at West Point say American Can 120 up 5. in our friendships a place for those charged with plotting. These ic- group. Am and For Power 73 up 13. who were our companions in trial clude 483 arrested in the first raid, Yazoo City, Miss., Nov. 7.— “ It was public property,” Arnold (AP.)—Two brothers were dead to­ Am Smelting 7412 down lli. and those who like us in accord with 295 on April 16, 1929, and 47 be­ Twelve MBe Long Parade; BRIDGEPORT WOMAN! insisted. : ; however while only a plebe, a first Ame Tel and Tel 226 up 11. the League of Nations apply them­ tween these dates. day of gunshot wounds and their Anaconda Cop 8513 up 3%. selves to consolidate peace for The raid in April took place after i IT'II I O P n P PIJII A 'year man, Paul Capron, Jr., fell in father and a fourth m ^ were it had been ascertained to the satis­ Bread and Meat Distribut­ K IM in ^ F ilT L n lL l/ I love with Miss Marguerite GUesp-e, wounded in an nltercation last Andes Copper 3614 up 31b. humanity.” I lllLiLiU 9 VUlLil/ 1 of Col Alexander Gilespie, Atlantic Refining 42 up %. GEN. W. A AIKEN DEAD; An extensive program of econo­ faction of the authorities that night on the C. B. Box plantation. ; ______i instructor in ordnance and gunnery. Baltimore and Ohio 11814 up 214 mic development was outlined with twenty trained Communists from a George Eldridge, 31, was killed ed Free to Spectators; Bamsdall “A ” 24 up %. expenditures of $200,000,000. Im ­ special school in Moscow had secret­ j ; Capron’s own father is an instruc- instantly and his brother, Boyle Bethlehem Steel 9? up I . ONE OF OLDEST VETS. provements in agricultural condi­ ly returned to Japan and were en­ Eldridge, 23, was fatally wounded 6 4 Briggs M fg. 12% up 1^. tions through extension of the tele­ gaged in reorganizing Communist Red Flags Everywhere. | Leaves Note Asking Hus- j napolis, Md., with a summer home when they and their father Tom El­ Canadian Pacific 205 up 7. ^ phone, radio. Agricultural research dridge, were said to have clashed Was 96 Years of Age—Mar activity. Cerro De Pasco 69 down 1. and farm credits called for $70,- Ringleaders Arrested. 'Time for romcntic aims is sma'l with I. J. Shelton, 30, manager of Chrsyer 3212 down %. ried Daughter of the Gover­ 000,000. A fight against tubercu­ Although it is thought all the Moscow, U. S. S. R., Nov. 7.— band's Forgiveness; Fi- at West Point but the romance con- toe plantation. nor of Connecticut. losis, • other diseases, construction , . I P ' tinned and the 20 year old lad, wiio Officials said it was reported the Col Gas and EHec 71 up 6. ringleaders were arrested, thre judi­ (AP)—Communist Russia today Columbia Graph 2414 up 11-2- . of hospitals, schools and labora­ i Matters the tause I bad attended Harvard two years men, all farmers, had become in­ cial authorities state they believe it nancial Com’wlto and Sou 1% down 14. Norwich, Nov. 7— (A P )— General tories was down for $60,000,000. observed in traditional revolution­ I Iiuiiviui xituoovi o liiv planned a secret marriage. During volved in an argument over Mexi­ possible sporadic attempts may be ary fashion the twelfth anniversary Consol Gas 98% up 7%. William Appleton Aiken, one time Improvements by the elimination I ______the recent Yale-Army football game can laborers on toe plantation. made to reorganize the movement. of the 1917 upheaval which ushered Erie 53 up 41". quartermaster general of Connec­ of railroad crossings, modernization at New Haven, while his cadet Tom Eldridge was said to have A rigid watch is being kept and the Bolshevism into the world and de­ Gen Elec 224 up 18. ticut and one of the oldest Civil of ports and the harnessing of home minister has warned the na­ I Bridgeport, Nov. 7.— (A P )—Leav-; j^^tes saw Albie Booth upset tbe received wounds in the arm and leg W ar veterans in the country, died water power called for $70,000,000. stroyed" the ancient Russian govern- I ing a note for her husband in which ^.rmy team Capron met Mi.ss General Foods 48% up 1%. tion to be on guard against spread but was not in a serious condition. General Motors 43% up 3. at his home here today. He was 96 The declaration recalled that col­ f tn. thP sbeshe asked his forgiveness and im- (-nespie at a hotel there of subversive documents. To bring the event closer to the . Bhelton was taken to a hospital Gold Dust 42 up 4%. General Aiken had been ill for onial development already has been . Couple Elope. with a shotgun wound. The press ban also was lifted hearts, if not to the stomachs or 1 ^ T?o,rT,rimc. inrin-ir uuipH hpr.qplf and i Hudson Mo'ors 47, no change. six months. covered by tiie proposals of previous E. Reynolds today killed herself and | Haven failed to 3deld a Boyle Eldridge was brought to a On August 28, 1861, he married governments for a loan of $ , ,- from the alleged Korean Communi.se the people, the’ government gave Johns Mansville 115 up 13. 120 000 her seven-year-old daughter by | clergyman who would wed the hospital here and died at 4 o clock Eliza Coit Buckingham, daughter of 000 which M. Tardieu asked be in­ intrigue unearthed last year. The bread and meat at cost price ^ to Kennecott Cop *67% up %. illuminating gas in t>>° kitchen of j couple so hastily, or one could not this morning. Governor William A. Buckingham creased to $140,000. information published today indi­ every member! of the population Mo Kan and Tex 35% up 3%. cated that a group of Radicals in their home. ! found, but a speedy roadster took Montgomery Ward 62% up 5. of Connecticut. His wife died in holding bread cards. The bodies were found at 7:30 this j^jjgg ^^^y to Brewster, touch with the Third International With the aid of millions of yards N at’l Cash Reg 76 up 1. 1924. LEFT $40,000,000. morning by the janitor, Peter J. y., and a justice of the peace tied He is survived by three daughters, had been plotting since November, of red bunting, huge flaming HAMILTON FREED N at’l Dairy Prod 49% up 4%. Fonte, who had been summoned by | Returning to the Connec- Mrs. Benjamin W. Bacon of New 1928, to overthrow the existing re- placards, symbolical wooden floats, N. Y. Central 185 up 5%. Cape Town, Union of South nelghbors. The chUd’s body .was j capron rejoined his mates Haven; M ary A. Aiken and Jane numerous speakers’ stands and Packard Motor 1714 up %. Africa, Nov. 7.— (A P )— Sir Joseph 1 gime in Korea. The police• raided found on a cot. Mrs. Reynolds was , formation. Mrs. Weatherford, Tex., Nov. 7.— (AP) McG. Aiken, both of Norwich and Robinson, pioneer who foimd dia­ all over the peninsula and arrested large portraits of Lenin, Marx and Pan i^mer Pet B 60 up %. lying on toe floor. j kapron returned to the Gilespie —Judge R. H. Hamilton, former one son, Alfred L. Aiken of New many alleged plotters. Preliminary Stalin, historic red square was Par Fam Lasky 52% up 5%. monds on the "Vail river in 1868 and member of toe State Supreme Court York city. Four graindchildren and gold on the Witwatersrand in 1886, transformed into a mighty theatri­ Radio Corp 37% up 5. investigations resulted in the indict­ Her husband James B. Reynolds , ,^ .y confession to her commission of appeals was free to­ six great grandchildren also survive. left ein estatd of between $40,000,000 cal stage for the passing of a Sears Roebuck 102% up 4%. ment of 32 persons who will be com­ IS a salesm^ for the G/nejal Elec- , elopement became known day a jury having decided he acted and $50,000,000. He died a few days twelve mile long military and Sinclair Con Oil 26% up %. mitted for formal trial. tnc Co., at Danbury and was not a t : General William R. in self defense when his son-in-Iav/. ago. civilian parade led by the com­ Star.d OU N J 63% up 2%. Tom Walton, Jr., bridegroom in a YOUNG SCRIPPS FOUND The bulk of the estate goes to his HOOVER’S NEXT SPEECH. mander of the Moscow garrison. Tnancial difficulties are believed | Srmth s u ™ d ^ C a p r- Studebaker 46% down 3%. daughter, Coimtess Labia, wife of Perfect Weather. secret marriage, was shot and killed Texas Corp 53% down %. in Hamilton’s Amarlllon law office HIS FATHER REPORTS the Italian minister in South Washington, Nov. 7.— (A P )—Sec­ Favored by perfect weather this '°M rT Re'JnSds^worled ’ in New! '‘a grave mistake’’ Texas Gulf Sulphur 54 down %. Africa. retary Stimson said today that for­ singing, shouting mass of human­ York City, leaving her daughter : the academy. T^e parent^ last May. Union Carb 81% up 10%. The jury took only one hours and eign rations would be the subject of ity, carrying banners, flaming flags June with the janitor. She returned of course was forthcoming, Union Pacific 224% up 9%. United Aircraft 48 down 7%. Detroit, Nov. 7.— (AP.)—William TREASURY BALANCE. President Hoover’s Arraistics Day and chanting the International last night about 9:30 o’clock. i They came here. Last night toe 46 minutes to acquit. The defendant was asleep in hia United Corp 3014 up 3. E. Scripps, publisher of the Detroit address which will be delivered at marched through the gates of According to Fonte, she told him ex-cadet said over the telephone: the hotel room when toe verdict was U. S. Steel 174% up 5%. News, announced today that he -had Washington, Nov. 7.—(AP) — the American Legion celebration urrection wherewnere lormeriysiouu formerly stood .,h*e"wa7'“takine”rer daughter to ‘‘Certainly I’m married. I wasn t read. He dressed quickly, however, 'Warner Pictures 40% down %. received word from his son William Treasury receipts for November here in the Washington Auditorium. ; the srave wRh her.” ' lucky endugh to l ^ d a job with the gin. Over the portals of the gates i the grave with her. when informed of his acquittal and Westing El and M fg 134% up 6. J. Scripps. 24. who has been miss­ 5 were $3,467,072.74; expenditures The secretary indicated disarma­ ® ' Medical Examiner H. R. Deluca first newspaper I ’tried but I m look $11,807,089.39; balance $184,85J, ment would constitute one phase of ing for another.' came to toe lobby to meet his friends. Woolworth 68 down 1%. ing since October 23. He did not re­ (Continued on Page Three.) said they died about 3:30 a. m. veal bis son’s wbereabouts. 545.39, the speech.

A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1929. PAGE TWO WINNINGESSAY ! t W 0 PAIRS OF HORSES Local Stocks N . Y . S to ck s 16(H) Ton Electric Shovel SEN.ASHURST MOVE SMALL HOUSE State Briefs (Furnished by Pntnam & Co.) AUeg Corp ...... ^ AWARDS MADE ASKS TARIFF Central Row, Hartford, Conn. Am Bosclx ••«•»•••••*• vZnt Is Getting A Tryout Today j Building Carried from North 1 P. M. Stocks. Am Can...... AIXEGED VICE RDSTO End Over East Hartford Bank Stocks. Am and For powM ...... 68 New Haven, Nov. 7— (AP)—Ten Am Internatl ...... 87 Du Quoin, lU., Nov. 7.—(AP)— Coupled with the shovel is toe I Line This Morning. Bankers Trust C o ___ - - men and a girl were imder arrest ON MANGANESE 325 Am Metal ...... *6^ , The world's largest electric shovel, ! largest tipple ever built for the — Prize Winners Named at today as toe result of a police drive City Bank and Trust 600 Am Pow and L t ...... 73% of a capacity and power sufficient , pj.0paration of coal by toe stripping A building eighteen by twenty Cap Nat B&T ...... — 475 to break up an alleged vice ring. (Continued from Page One.) feet, owned by Edward Tanner, — Am Rad Stand San ...... 32 to Uft a large automobile to toe top | Quests arrived by special The girl Elvira Duckworth, 17, of Conn River ...... 425 Am RoUing MUl ...... 78% of a seven-story building, was put chicaeo High School Assembly New Haven was questioned and held which has been located at North First Bond and Mtg . — 47 538,734; 1926, $8,039,704; 1927, $7,- Elm and Henry streets and used by Amer 'Tel and T e l ...... 213 under $1,000 bond after police had Htfd Conn Trust ___ 150 170 Amer Wabjt Wks ...... 64 800,894; 1928, $10,394,197. him as an office and storage house, First Nat Htfd ...... 245 — Period This Afternoon. trailed an automobile in which she Republic Iron and Steel Company, ______^ ______Anaconda ...... 89 of toe coal-stripping apparatus in , was a passenger with three men. I was today moved to East Hartford. Land Mtg and Title . 40 — weighs about 1,600 starting with 1923: $6,644,345; 1924, i gj^ortly after 9 o’clock thi." morning — Andes Cop ...... 33^^ Under persistent questioning toe Shortly after 9 o’clock thi.". morning Mutual B&T ...... 240 AU Refin ...... 40 T t o e u 'S e J S e ? m f S m - tons, tj^ce as heavy as any prevt girl, according to police, involved $2,068,297; 1925, $3,813,484; 1926, ) toe house wbls noticed...... coming.... down...... New Brit Trust ...... — <200 ^ 1 ous shovel, $3,623,774; 1927, $3,018,282; — Balti and Ohio ...... 115 pany, ______Miss Muriel Tomlinson, senior ^ other men who were taken 1928, street. As it struck the grade Riverside T ru s t...... 650 Bendlx Aviation ...... 33 High school student won first prize j into custody late last night. The $4,642,450. from toe Center down toe four West Htfd Trust ----- 470 — Wheeling Company: 1922, $1,725,- Beth Steel ...... 88 in toe essay contest on Fire Preven- j men were detained under $1,000 horses, owned by Patrick Calhoun, Bonds Bur Add M ch...... 39 260; 1923, $5,448,169; 1924, $65,110; who______had toe contract for moving Htfd & Conn W est___ ' 95 — COMMUNITY CLUB DRIVE ' ABOUT TOWN tion in which nearly 800 students i bouds. ______1925, $4,073,295; 1926, $5,566,184; j pulling to do, but were Pac ...... 196 East Conn Pow 5s . . . ‘100 103 on Mills ...... 35 1927, $4,028,916; 1928, $6,443,795. i backed'against toe whiffle tree. 118 & took part, it was announced ^ s j ACCIDENTAL DE.ATHS Conn L P 7s ...... 116 Cerro de Pasco ...... 66% There will be a meeting at eigh American Rolling Milis: 1922, $2,- : pairs of horses that were Conn L P 5 % s ...... ,105 108 ON AS WORK CONTINUES o’clock tonight at Tinker Hall of the afternoon at toe regular T h i^ a y , Bridgeport, Nov. 7.— (AP.) — Chi M St. P and P p fd ...... 33 afternoon assembly. She received a . coroner Henry C. St;even- 506,000; 1923, $3,518,200; 1924, $2,- ■ pulling toe house, which had been Conn L P 4%s ...... 98 100 ...... 80% _____ , local camp of Modern Woodmen of 662,631; 1925, $2,755,093, 1926, $4,- mounted on wheels, made good 102 105 Chic and Nortow ten dollar cash award. | today issued verdicts of acci- Htfd Hyd 5s ...... Chrysler ...... 31 Busy Season Planned— Team America. ____ Four others, Beatrice Fogg, Char-1 death in the cases of two 015,999; 1927, $3,542,549; 1928, $14,- I progress and were turning toe cor- Insurance Stocks Col Gas and Ellec...... 63% lotte Rubinow, Stamford women who died as toe 062,978. ner into Hartford road within ten Aetna Casualty ...... 180 Coml Inv Trust ...... 36 Workers Start CanVassinff Mrs. Charles Johnson of the Man- Otis Steel C o m ^ y , w to two | jpjputeg of the time that it appear- Aetna Insurance .... 570 fnr Pledees Towdrd $5,000. Chester League of Women Voters Fred Bieber ^ result of automobile accidents, Consol G a s ...... 91 mentioned and recw v^ ^ p r i ^ Catherine McLaughlin, 42. years missing: 1922 $496,207; 1923. j ^t toe Center. The building is to Aetna Life ...... 98 Cont Can ...... 49% _____ will be a member of toe election of five, three, two and one doUars, drilled on November 3 when aa $1,358,231; 1925, $1,162,612; 192 , ; ^ moved to a point just over the Automobile ...... ; 42 of the Community Club i committee, and Mrs. Elbert Shelton Corn Prod ...... 85% respectively, -^e money i ^ g jv ^ I ^ $1,359,904; 1928, $3,746,811. | i^anchester line on Spencer street Conn. General ...... — 2 Curtiss Wright ...... 9% •!>, tt-hioh to continue on toe floor committee at toe an- Pleading for a duty, Ashurst said, j^g deposited and used do, rts ...... ! 70 Sal,ra Tfe S midSSriters ^ th. highway hy ah Du Pont de N em ...... 101 toe “string on which opponents of . purpose as Mr. Tan- Hartford Fire ...... ^10 Elec Pow and L t ...... 36% were Fiyett. B. aarke. Holden and! unldraoBed ^ v e r o( a p a s e ln g ^ - do, rts ...... 10 were ra^iie . . _ i chine. The other case mvolved Mrs. toe duty have played w m m Mle- already considerable nurs- Erie ...... 46% way yesterday with its 14 teams out ; Hotel Bond, Hartford. tte Unitld . stock growlog to that secuon. do, new, W. I...... ; 80 Gen Amer Tank...... 87% Sofla! mchard G R iS , Robert J. Faubel who died November 1 Htfd Steam Boiler . . . — for a little bit of friendly . Frank Bowen, town engineer, Gen Elec ...... 206 Smith and Stuart J. Wasley. The of injuries suffered October *24 NationaU Fire ...... 73 the race to see who c ^ bnng in th information, a when she was nm down by an auto­ Gen Foods ...... 46% greatest number of pledges for thi , of toe roads in town essays were written under super­ very reverse is true, ’ he ex- (CELEBRATE HARTFORD’ S Phoenix Fire ...... 320 Gen Gas and Elec A ...... 71% measurement of toe vision toe afternoon of the final day mobile driven by Paul 'Vargo, Jr., claimed. “There is a great abun- do, new, W. I...... : 82 civic organization. and figures that Manchester has l.Jo Gen Motors ...... 42% Yoimgsters at toe north end are of school during Fire Prevention of Stamford. d ^ ce of both low and high grade g Q jjj j Travelers ...... 1350 1 miles of roadway in use. Public Utility Stocks. Hershey Choc ...... 70 in high spirits over toe prospect of week. The students were given 45 Inter Comb ...... 11% minutes and not allowed to copy a SUBS CAKE CO. Not Too High I Conn Elec Sve ...... 100 110 another season, soon to be on in fiul A dance will be held in Tinker Inter Match Ptc p f ...... 56% swing with toe various juvenile prepared composition. Bridgeport, Nov. 7.— (AP.) — He added he did not want toe i ------Conn. Power ...... 110 120 hall, Saturday evening under toe duty “so high rs to create a monop.a - Inter Nick Can ...... 80% clubs and gatherings meeting and Amy Birchard, soprano, and Suit was filed in Common Pleas j Banquet Opens Three Day do, pfd ...... 113 Inter Tel and T e l ...... 73 auspices of toe United Lithuanian do, rts ...... 21 arranging interesting programs and Association, a sick benefit orgamza- Austin Saunders, pianist, from toe Court here today by Albert A. Salit, ly, but was convinced toe amend-1 Celebration at Which Wil- Johns Mansville ...... 105 _____Julius ____ Hart School of Music in 24, for damages for his dental ment proposed by Senator Oddie, i„_j t» Pno-orc Its Tnsmfmas- Hartford El Lt ...... 100 ■ social affairs sponsored by each in­ tion composed of men and women. Republican, Nevada, for a tariff of j ‘ ard B. Kogers IS 1 oast mas Kan aty Sou ...... 65 dividual group. Miss Christine Hartford gave a very entertaining j bridgework he claims he suffered do, vtc ...... 105 Kennecott ...... 64 Mason, director of toe club, has a On November 16, a dance will be musical program at toe assembly | ^yben he ate a piece of cake made one and a half cents a pound on | ter. Greenwich W&G pfd . — Kreuger and T o ll...... 26 ^ " ijaxge number of new clubs in the this afternoon. ' i by the Drake Bakeries, Inc. ore containing more than 30 per| — - — Htfd Gas ...... 75 held in Turn Hall on North street as cent of m e tric content was “no i With toe rebirth of Main stree., 60 May Dept Stores ...... 60% process of formation and consider­ by toe Young People’s Lithuanian Miss Tomlinson’s essay was Salit who seeks to collect about do, pfd ...... — Miami Copper ...... • 28 follows: $400 for repair work, alleges toe higher” than wras justified. Hartford, one of Connecticut’s most S N E T Co ...... 165 180 ing toe fact that toe club house has Societies which will be in keeping Also ngifing a duty. Senator Important thoroughfares as a re- Mo Kan and T ex ...... 32 only beto open two weeks, it bids with toe season and known as a cake contained a nail or piece of Manufacturing Stocks. Phipps, Republican, Colo., gave no- suit of two years of construction at Mont Ward ...... 56 fair to exceed and hold toe interest Thanksgiving Ball. WIPING OUT THE RED RIENACE Acme Wire ...... 50 steel. tice he would oppose all attempts to a cost of $2,000,000 a dedicatory dt .\- 66 Natl Cash Reg A ...... 68% shown in former years. By Mnriel Tomlinson Am Hardware ...... , 64 Natl Dairy P i^ ...... 43 A special plan of grouping has , Mrs Paul Lamprecht of 29 Char­ put manganese on the free list. | ner was held last evening at the Amer Hosiery ...... 30 There seems to be a general ten­ DISFIGURED FOR LIFE American Silver ...... 26 Natl PoW and L t ...... 30 been put into effect by Miss Mason ter Oak street has returned home “It would be a great mistake,” he j Hotel Bond attended by Walter E^ Nev Con Cop ...... 31 dency among all mankind to abuse Norwalk, Nov. 7.— (AP.)— said, “and I am of the firm belief' Batterson, re-elected mayor c>: Arrow H&H, com ... 38 41 whereby toe little clubs can have the from toe Manchester Memorial hos­ Thrown through toe windshield of N Y Cent ...... 1T5 pital, where she was a patient, ana any privilege which is kindly be­ that additional protection should be Hartford and Congressman E. Hart do, pfd ...... 102% 105 benefit of her services and will have stowed upon it. In toe matter of her father’s auto here last night, N Y N H and H ...... 96 a knowledge of their schedules a s is now under the care of a doctor accorded and that toe present rate Fenn, of toe first congressional dis­ Automatic Refrig ... — 7 fire we have proved no exception. Rita McLennan, 8, today was prob­ Bigelow Htfd, com ,. 88 92 North Amer ...... 84 apportioned by the director. This and trained nurse. Her condition is of one cent should be increased to trict. Packard Motor ...... 16% Centuries ago, fire was one of toe ably disfigpired for life. Her father’s Sydney Symon, chairman of the do, pfd ...... 102 105 rjplan does away with toe element of improving rapidly. one and a half.” Pan Amer Pet S ...... 58 greatest assets to mankind. Today machine coUided with one driven by Also urging a duty, Senator Brat­ executive committee, spoke a few Billings and Spencer. — 9' ^haphazard and intermittent atten- it has become almost a liability. In Para Fam Lasky ...... 47 "^dance and creates a new spirit of With the receipt of 175 tickets Miss Helen Moorehouse of 284 Dean ton, Democrat, New Mexico, said wordS^^ of welcome and then intro Bristol Brass ...... 25 35 Penn ...... 82 toe hands of primitive man the Road, Brookline, Mass., and owned as a result of toe new magnetic con­ duced Willard B. Rogers, of thi.3 do, p f d ...... 108 — interest for each individual group. from toe Yale Athletic Association “Fire-god" was tractable as well as Phila and R C and I ...... 13% .- New games and equipment are oo- by Miss Agnes Hill of toe same centration process ore containing town, advertising director of the Case, Lockwood & B .. 525 — for the Yale-Maryland football game beneficial. He has become in our Collins Co ...... 110 120 Pub Sve N J ...... 66 Hng added to toe club rooms and a in New Haven Saturday afternoon address. The child’s face was se­ less than thirty per cent metallic Bond Hotels, as toe toastmaster. Radio Corp ...... 35 hands a ruthless destroyer. When verely cut. Miss Hill suffered severe mangainese could be processed profit­ Colt's Firearms ...... 29 31 'rearrangement inside has been put all plans for Manchester Scouts to he is once started on his course, it Mr. Rogers functioned in his usual Radio Keith ...... IJ shock due to toe accident but was ably. Under toe present tariff only capable manner. Eagle Lock ...... 44 46 -Into effect to avoid any encroach­ attend the game are completed. is a desperate struggle to check his Fafnir Bearing ...... 90 100 Reading ...... 116% ment upon each club's timi or allot- able to continue toe journey to New ore containing over thirty per cent Among toe speakers were Gus­ Each troop is proving its own trans­ evil work, and every year he sweeps Fuller Brush Class A. —-18 Reh I and Stl ...... 78%. ;led space. portation. Forty-five leaders will over our country leaving in his York. metallic manganese is dutiable. tave Fischer, Israel Gruber, Elias B. Sears Roebuck ...... 95% A duty, he continued, would add Wttelsey, .JJ^am H. Corbin, John do. Class A A ...... — 72 make toe trip with the Scouts. In­ wake terrible deaths and destruction Hart & Cooley ...... 160 — Simmons ...... cidentally this game is claimed to amoimting to millions of dollars. It WOMAN IDENTIFIED only twenty four cents to toe cost Rolfe, Joseph W. Thurston, Mayor Sinclair Con Oil ...... * * 25% West Hartford, Nov. 7—(AP) - - of a ton of steel and about fifteen Batterson, and Congressman Fenn. Hartmann Tob, com . 24 27 hmvi SOCIAL NOT be one of toe best ^ of the present is high time that some drastic do, 1st p f d -----.... — 90 Sketty Oil ...... W measure was taken to prevent toe Word to toe police that Mrs. Jennie cents to the price of an automobile. Elntertalnment was provided ly Sou P a c ...... 120 season. Brooks, 53, a domestic in the home Inter Silver ...... 125 135 human race from being utterly wip­ David Welnstock of toe Grand thea­ Landers, Frary & Clk 63 69 Sou Rwy ...... 181% I DOWN TO STARVATION Everett Fish, became Scoutmaster ed off toe map by this dreadful, red of Fred H. Smith, Jr., of 37 Van ter. Stand Brands ...... 25% Buren avenue, had not returned Man & Bow, Class A . 15 17 Stand Gas and Elec ...... 87 of Troop 1, last night succeeding enemy. A gigantic celebration of the do, class B ...... 10 12 It has been estimated that, if toe home today since she went out last NORTH END MERCHANTS opening of toe new Main street Stand Oil Calif ...... 68 Joseph Dean. The troop will meet evening led to toe identification of New Brit Mch. com . 35 40 ih a b b y These Lutheran Bible regularly at the Second Congrega­ total fire loss in toe United States opened today and will continue imtil Stand Oil N J ...... 58% for one year were placed in pennies, the woman killed last night when do, pfd ...... 98 — Students Might Be But tional church on 'Wednesday eve­ DISCUSS XMAS UGHTS midnight Saturday nignt. Niles Bern Pond .... 22 24 Stand Oil N Y ...... 34 it would reach eleven times around tlirown by an automobile into toe Stewart Warner ...... 38 " They Had “Eats.” nings. the world and then across the oath of a trolley car at Riggs North & Judd ...... Tex Corp ...... 52% United States. Is it any wonder avenue and Farmington avenue. Peck, Stow amd Wil 13 Helge E. Pearson, director of four Merchants In toe vicinity of Depbt Timken Det Axle ...... 51% ^ It was no stretch of the truth to that the French have said of us, Square and on North Mala sti^eet TO TRY NIGITT GRID Russell Mfg C o ...... Transcont Oil ...... 8 ;call toe Swedish Lutheran Church choruses locally, is directing the “The Americans are great builders TO PAY CREDITORS Scovill ...... 55 newly formed choir of 45 voices in are considering a plan for Christ­ Union C a r b ...... T0% Bible aass party a poverty social, and mighty burners?” It is an New Haven, Nov. 7.— (AP) Sale mas lighting. It will be similar to Smytoe Mfg Co ...... 75 Gilead, rehearsing every Saturday United Aircraft ...... fcr a poverty social it was. The astounding record in which we of the Connecticut Telephone and toe plam that is to be used at South GAME IN MERIDEN Seth Thom Co., com .. — United Corp ...... 26% members, nearly 50 in number, night. should have no pride. Much of this do, pfd ...... 25 Electric Co., of Meriden to toe Gen­ Manchester. It calls for toe string­ 60 United Gas and Imp ...... 29% ifrooped into Osano’s cottage at Bol- great loss, as we have been admon­ eral Instrument Corporation of ing of different colored lights on Stanley Works ...... 57 Meriden, Nov. 7 — (AP)—Night Taylor & Fenn ...... ilO U S F reigh t...... 96% S>n Lake last night in every con-' Mr. and Mrs. Louis Btmce of 529 ished again and again, is due to Delaware for $275,000 was confirmed Noi;^! Main street starting at the U S Rubber...... 26% ceivable sort of costume calculated West Center street left yesterday carelessness and ignorance, and is by Federal Judge E. S, Thomas to­ Community House and extending to football will be introduced to Con­ Torrington ...... 74 necticut next Wednesday night when U S Steel ...... ITS tb make toe fingers of a rag-picker for a motor trip through New York preventable. The misuse of elec­ day and toe cash received will enable a short distance past Allen place, Underwood ...... 87 Util Pow and Lt A ...... 30% state. They visited with relatives tricity by careless housewlvas, defec­ toe Meriden Insilco’s engage an out- Union Mfg Co ...... 17 itch. toe oompany which went into re­ returning on toe south side of North of-town opponent, probably toe War Piet...... 39% Games were begun immediately on in Cortland and expected to #-each tive wiring and insulation, Snatohes, ceivership in March, 1928, to pay Main street and extending through U S ,Envelope, com .. 220 Westinghouse Air ...... 40% Niagara Falls this evening. Bristol Maple Ends, under powerful do, pfd ...... 113 arrival and let up only with the an­ smoking, defective chimneys and ninety-five percent of toe general Depot Square to the railroad cross­ Westing El and M fe ...... 129 nouncement that refreshments were flues—all play leading part* o£ the ing. Strings will be run to a pole arc lights at Insilo Field. Veeder Root ...... 41 creditors claims. Whitlock Coil Pipe . . . — Woolworth ...... 65 served. There were coffee and sand- vitally important drama entitled, to be set up in Depot Square form­ Yellow Truck ...... i • .112 “Human Safety "Versus the Fire POST OFFICE RECEIPTS ydehes followed by pumpkin pie NORTH M. E. CHICKEN a u t o m a t ic PRINTER ing an attractive tent-like appear­ \rtth whipped cream. The games Demon.” ^ ^ ance. To accuse a man whose nouse New Haven, Nov. 7.— Washington, Nov. 7.— (AP.) — were resumed as soon as toe "hand­ telephone typewriter of the S o w - out” had been stowed away. Because PIE SUPPER SUCCESS goes up in flames through an im- The Post Office Department an- BRIDE-ELECT SHOWERED STOCKHOLDERS SEEK sanitary collection of refuse m his era New England Telephone Co., noimced today there was an in­ of toe scarcity of transportation the which in operation is an automatic PUBLIC RECORDS party broke up at a fairly early hour cellar of being a murderer would crease of $153,850 or 4.29 per cent A miscellaneous shower In honor Mrs. Laura Paisley, chairman of seem to be putting the matter too printer on a telegraph wire was in­ in postal receipts at 50 industrial RIGHT TO BUY STOCK so that no one would be forced to the committee in charge of last stalled at New London yesterday, of Miss Marie Canale of Foster walk home. Presumably no one did strongly. Yet, is he any the less Intention of Suit cities for October, compared with street, who will be married to Wil­ night’s annual North Methodist liable for endangering human li-yes and with Waterbury and Norwalk Loomis and Nettleton of Hart­ the same month in 1928. hike. chicken pie supper, and her army of recently added, made the fifteenth liam Zola of Glastonbury on New York, iTov, 7.—-(AP) The committee in charge consist­ in this way than a man who kills ford, have filed notice of a suit that Total receipts for the month were Thanksgi’ring Day, was held at toe assistants from the Ladies Aid so­ someone through careless driving. Connecticut city to have ito police is pending against Hose Tolve and $3,736,894 compared v/lto $3,583,- Minority stockholders of the ed of Myrtle Johnson, chairman: ciety were complimented on the department linked up on this way home of Mrs. Louise and Ida An- Viola Bjorkman, Mildren Noren, Doubless there are very few of us toe Guaranty Trust Company of New 043. disio of 9 Trotter street last night. Service Company tddly filed in Fed* success they made of this year’s who have not heard and often re­ for immediate transmission of in­ York of their intention to bring, in eral Court, through counsel, a peti­ Erik Modean and Herbert Brandt. event. They were favored with per­ Leading cities with their percent­ The bride-to-he was presented peated toe maxim, “An ounce of formation. Springfield, Mass., on the the December term of this county, ages of increase were; Springfield, tion for an Injunction to restrain the fect November weather, and this same circuit makes the sixteent with numerous ^fts of glassware prevention is worth a pound of foreclosure proceedings against Ohio, 35.49; Albany N. Y., 31.02; and linen necessities, hy the 25 company from revoking, or in any brought a host of people from sur­ cure.” New Jersey was the first cltv in a system which is said to be property known at 53 Mather street. way cancelling toe rights given CHICAGO WORLD’ S FAIR rounding towns, many of whom Burlington, Vermont, 11.06: Bridge­ friends present. Featuring the eve­ state to practice as well as preach unexceUed in the United States. Certificate of Incorporation port, Coim., 8.96; and Chattanooga, ning’s entertainment______wa.i___ a mock stockholders early last month to buy came for toe first time. this rule. Laws were passed in tnai A certificate of incorporation and The ladies made good their prom­ wedding with Alice Novallo as the j additional Stock at $45 a share, SENDS INVITATIONS state making fire-preVention in­ NEW B.\NK OPENS increase of capital was filed this A son was born this aiteraoon to bridge, Louice Ansaldi as the bride- After the stock had broken to • ise to make the supper bigger and struction in schools compulsary. To- Bridgeport, Nov. 7. 7~ morning by the G. E. Willis Com­ better than ever. Considerably over Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brown of 216 groom and Mrs. Caroline Andisio as I low of $20 in the recent crash the day many other states have fpHow- Bridgeport’s new financial establish­ pany for an increase In capital from A light lunch was company announced wlthdnt'

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1929. *’.ACE fURfi?! INTEREST IN REC BURNSDE BOYS TAKE ABOUT TOWN CAMP, AUXILIARY '■CiEM XO’jr--- RIDE, LAND IN JAIL A meeting of the board of gover- QULere you can a jjo r c i io Luy ^ood /umtiurv ' nors of Campbell Council, Knights HERE INSPECTED CLASSES GROWS of Columbus, will be held in the club rooms tWs evening. j One Arrested for Driving Drunk, Four Others fcr In- By a certificate filed today it is Large Attendance Greets All of Them Enjoy Increased toxiczution— All of Them made known that G.iE. Willis and i Fined. Son, Inc., have been gramted the right by Secretary of the State Hig­ State Officers of United Membership— Here’s List gins to increase their capital from ‘‘Let’s Refurnish A party* of Burnside boys started $50,000 to $100,000 and the princi­ out last niight for a good time and pal and majority of the directors Spanish W ar Veterans. of Those Now Active. wound up in the lock-up at Man­ have signed as favoring the in­ chester. In the party were John E. the Dinning Room McHugh, Deardon C. Batcheller, crease. With the winter season activities George Bcjrgren, Henry Keman and Leslie T. Robinson of 350 Center The annual inspection of Ward at the Recreation Centers begin­ Henry Stimpson. McHugh who was Cheney Camp and Mary B. Cheney ning to “hit on all six” again, the street has moved to 169 West Cen­ the owner and driver of the car was ter street. during November membership of the various classes placed urnder arrest last night by Auxiliary, No. 13, United Spanish War "Veterans, and Auxiliary was has increased noticeably. The names Patrolmani David Galligan, who had Mrs. Samuel Gaylord at the State of the members of the junior and previously warned him not to drive Armory leaves next Thursday for held last night at the State Armory senior classes conducted by In­ the car in his condition. He did Washington, D. C.^ to spend the with the largest attendance in years. structor F. C. Busch were an­ drive it and this morning was charg­ winter with her son, -Ward Harrison, The Camp was inspected by Inspec­ nounced today. ed with driving while under the in­ who is employed in that city. Mrs. tor Comrade Thomas Mullins, Past The junior boys’ boxing class is fluence of liquor and driving with Gaylord has not been in good health Commander of Burdette Camp, No. improper br^es. The other four held from five to six each Monday for some time and hopes the change 4, of Hartford and the Auxiliary by were charged with intoxication. All afternoon and at present there are of climate will help her regain it. Inspector Mary Stewart of Walling­ 22 members. The youngest member pleaded gitilty. ford. Both Inspectors ccmpliment- Judge Playmond Johnson imposed is only six years old. Enrolled are A farewell party is to be given to' ed the officers of both Camp and Michael, Orlando and Joseph Orfi- a fine of $fi00 and costs on McHugh Edward Picard, a brother of Mrs. Auxiliary for their splendid work for driving while imder the influence under the leadership of CommEmder telli, Frank Mannise, Raymond Ernest A. Roy at the Roy home, 52 . >• "l -F of liquor, and $25 for driving with Woodland street this evening. Mr. Thomas Murphy and President French, Louis Dimmock, Jr., Rob­ improper brakes. His companions ert McConnell, Samuel Prentice, Picard, who until a short time ago Florence Treadwell. were fined $15 and costs. The boys ’/ .. was a resident of Springfield, being .After inspection the members-and ■(i- Jr., James O’Reilly, David Simpson, used the tielephone to get in touch visitors enjoyed a banquet in the Richard Dimmock, Gordon Weir, the district manager for the Real with their friends in Burnside to Silk Company, has been promoted Armory mess hall in charge of Mrs. Robert Noren, Daniel Angelo, Clif­ raise some money so that they Joseph Behrend and committee. ford Sault, Fred Bantley, Cutler would not have to go to jail. Up to and is to go to California where he will be in charge of instructing the Mrs. Inez Batson and Mrs. Fannie Hale, Francis Robinson, Charles noon Kemjan was unable to get the Waterman. Comrades helped to Moore, Roger Moore, John Grezel money and had to go to jail the sales force in that state. At the party to be given tonight friends serve. An entertainment following and George Dexter. other four succeeded in getting the banquet was furnished by Past Instructor Busch teaches the friends to settle for them. and relatives are expected to be present from Springfield, Holyoke, Commander Arthur Keating and boys the art of self-defense, rope Willimantic and Manchester. He Musician Mildred Tedford, sm^ng skipping, punching light and heavy leaves on Monday by automobile for solos and duets, and the singing of bags, calisthenics and swimming. his trip across the country and ex­ songs of ’98 by the company, led by The twenty-five members of the TRUEMAN SLIGHTLY HURT Mrs. Tedford. pects to be ready to assume his new i l ( senior boxing classes held from sev­ duties on December 1. Short addr-esses were maeje by the en to eight o’clock each Monday AS HIS CAR IS WRECKED following: Deputy President. Jen­ and Tuesday are instructed in box­ Mrs. Lena Bober of 52 Edward nie Sheridan, Manchester; Deputy ing, rope skipping, bag punching street is carrying her right arm in a Sr. Vice President, Ellen Gray, and strengthening exercises. This sling as a result of a peculiar, yet Hartford: Deputy Inspector, Mary class offers a wonderful opportuni­ ; Local Yoiing Man Crashes In- painful accident. Last Thursday af­ Stewart, Wallingford: Deputy Chief ty for young boys and men who are I to Rear of Truck— Says He ternoon Mrs. Bober was in her back o f Staff, Mrs. George Johnson. Man­ chester: Deputy Inspector, George interested in their future so far as Was Cut Off in Passing. yard, when she slipped and fell. The the value of self-defense is concern­ following day her arm started to Hitchcock, Winsted: Assistant in­ • •* t ed. pain her and she consulted a doc­ spector, Thomas Mullin, Hartford: Sherwood Trueman, age 19, of 52 Past Commander,, Joseph Behrend, The members are A1 Dowd, An­ I McKee street narrowly escaped seri- tor. It was necessary to take x-rays thony Ambuchiewitz, Vennart Nel­ of the arm, which showed two brok­ Manchester: Past Commander. i ous injury when the Jordan cabrio- Arthur Keating, Manchester; and son, Joe Gravino, James Craig, Ar­ 1 let, which he was driving crashed en bones in her right elbow. thur Kelly, John McVeigh, Wood- Past Commander Frank Maxwell of : into the rear of a sand truck owned Hartford. row Clifford, Raymond Clifford, H. I by Alexander Jarvis, on Center The Young People’s Reading club Ellis, John Oleshy, William Sargent, will meet this evening at 7:30 at Members from Hartford and Win­ ; street near Holloran’s Fuyeral Par- sted posts and auxiliaries were pres­ Samuel 'Tiltham, Herman Pina, j lors at 8:25 o’clock this morning. the North Methodist church. A portion of the time will be devoted ent, also Deputy Secretary, Mary Clarence Brown, Elmer Prentice, I Trueman suffered a cut on his lip Peckenham and Deputy Secretary. A Modern Pilgrim’s Dining Room Steven Adams, Clayton Woodruff, and a small gash on the side of his to bible study and to several matters of business. Mary Treadwell, and Deputy Aide, Leo Poulin, Hector MacDonald, head. Edna Fuller of the local auxiliary, Donald Rember, Oscar Schack, Jack The Jordan was practically N that memorial day when our Pilgrim fathers sat dowm to the first Thanksgiving dinner The Friendly Bridge club will received state honors with the visit­ Grady, William Rowe, Ernest wrecked halving a broken left win- ing officers. it was the “setting” that brought to them true happiness in their rejoicing. Your i dow and door, broken windshield, meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Ritchie. Fred Dart of Flower street. A pleasant surprise was given Thanksgiving dinner—and every meal—can be just as joyful providing the “setting” is Junior life saving is taught from I crumbled right fender and right run­ Pasjt Commander Jerry Maher and 11 until 11:45 on Saturday morn­ ning board, right door tom off and Mr£ Maher, vice president of the ^ight. Cyude, indeed, was the dining furniture our forefathers had, but it represented window broken, the dash pushed The Woman’s Foreign Missionary 7 ings. Instruction in diving is includ­ society will meet at 2:30 tomorrow local ainciliary who recently passed the best obtainable. Times have changed— and dining room furniture as well. Tha ed in this course. The 17 members back, and the top caved in. their 25th anniversary of their mar­ Trueman who was going east on afternoon with Mrs. Walter Ship- modern pilgrim’s dining room bespeaks of beauty and convenience symbolic of today’s furniture are Leo Johnson, Raymond Hilder- man of Oakland. riage. Comrade Joseph Behrend styles. That should be the setting for your dining room—not old worn-out pieces that barely brand, Norman Plitt, Gerald De- Center street, said that someone cut presented Mr. and Mrs. Maher with mensy, Geprge Leary, Francis him off as he attempted to pass the a china' dinner set in behalf.of the serve their pui-pose. Right now is a splendid time to provide the proper setting in your home. truck. Motorcycle Policeman Mrs. Stanley Cox, wife of a lead­ Gardner, Frank Mannise, Edward members of Ward Cheney Camp and We have assembled a truly fine array of dining room furniture, very moderately priced and offered Rudolph WJrtalla investigated and ing Holyoke physician, will be the Stechholz, Herman Ulbrich, Robert its auxiliary. an arrest may follow. speaker at the meeting of the to you on liberal club terms. Caraey, Lawrence Mallon, William Manchester Mothers Club tomorrow Comrade and Mrs. Maher respond­ Weir, Frank luliano, William Mack, evening at the South Methodist ed and gave the members a cordial Kenneth Leslie, James O’Reilly, church. Mrs. Cox will unfold an in­ invitation to visit their home at the For the smart small dining room we present this dinette'group of striking beauty. (Illustrated above.) It Is an unusually good design combining a tasteful use of rare decorative woods and walnut. In appearance it far ■piomae McCann. NEW C. N. G. UNIFORMS teresting tale of the family’s travels Green and christen the new dishes. '. In the junior swimming class held by land and sea, across country, The party broke up at a late hour surpasses anything in its class. The buffet, table and set of four chairs are T>riced at $130 with a whole year to from 10:15 until 11 o’clock Satur­ down the Pacific coast through the wishing Mr. and Mrs. Maher many pay. China at extra cost if desired. day mornings, there are 24 boys en­ Members .of the Howitzer Com­ Panama canal. She will illustrate happy years of married life. rolled. Their names are Jack Grezel, pany are notified to call at the her talk with a number of picture Tommy Grezel, Walter Buckley, Armory tomorrow evening, between slides. Mrs. Albert Todd wiU serve A spreaking oak, about 60 feet high, will contain on the average Jackie Puter,, Everett Carlson, Ed­ 7 and 9 o’clock, and draw their new as chairman of the hostess commit­ win' Jilsen' L. Dimock, Jr., Richard uniforms and equipment. tee. 6,000,000 leaves. Dimock, Tony luliano, Thomas Fre- Come ney, Holdsworth Sharpe, James Ask Neill, Theodore Brown, Gordon to Our Prize Weir, Raymond Donohue, Robert for Your Noren, Norman Koehlar, Raymond Turkey Drawing p i t h ’s French, James Murray, William Free Turke^ Murray, Howard Wiley, William Opposite Hi^h School Tedford, Teddy Bantley, Raymond Thanksgiving Pillsbury. South Manchester Coupons The senior swimming class con­ Eve. venes Wednesday evenings from 8 to 8:45. in the afternoon on Wed­ nesdays there is a business men’s The Manchester class which includes instruction in boxing, bag punching, rope skip­ ping and calisthenics. There are ten members at present. The senior life .ving class has its weekly session om 7 to 7:45 on Wednesday COMMUNISTS CELEBRATE RED CROSS SERVICE gnights. This class offers the oppor­ tunity to be of assistance to persons Ship Arrivals who may be drowning. The eight Wall Street BIRTH OF BOLSHEVISM MEANS MUCH WORK members are Arthur Kelly, Tom Community Hamilton, Anthony Ambuchiewitz, Arrived: (Continued from Page One.) Estonia, Danzig, Nov. 7 from Donald Healy, John Olehsy, Joseph Briefs Wealth Donated in Actual I Saimond, Earl Anderson, Herman New York. I Schultz. today appeared a gigantic red anti- Southern Prince, Rio Janeiro, Hours of Labor for the religious placard reading: "Down Nov. 7, New York. Cause— What It Represents. Asks Your Financial The Winnipeg Electric Co. has with the deceit of popes; give us President Harding, Cherbodrg, EPWORTH LEAGUERS offered minority stockholders of books Instead of religion!” Nov. 7, New York. the Manitoba Power Co., an ex­ Over the slender steeples and the Sailed; If the work done by Red Cross . change of stock on a share-for- battlemented towers of the Krem­ Saturnia. Marseilles, Nov. 7, for volunteers in Connecticut were HONOR PRENTICES share basis. lin, fluttered huge red flags which, New York. summed up in terms of hours-at the Oscar II, Oslo, Nov. 7, New Support In Its Quest For illuminated by a brilliant noonday prevailing wages, the result would Despite the almost total absence sun, had the appearance of great York. A t the conclusion of the mid- of security offerings during the flaming sheets of fire. Within the Mauretania, New York, Nov. 7, do credit to a large industry. In the ' week service at the South Methodist latter days of October, because of shadow of Lenin’s now empty Southampton. last year, the women who have church last night Stephen Klein, unsettled conditions In the Stock wooden tomb an enormous red ban­ given of their time in public service I president of the Epworth League Market, new stock, bond and note ner was flung to the wind reading: throughout the Soviet Union will oe in this state produced a total of 411 presented Mr. and Mrs. Thomas financing during the month was "Proletarians of the world! Stand Prentice with a leather bound diary. ablaze with electrical lights and garments for the needy, in addition the second largest this year, aggre­ under the banner of the Communist fireworks. Special revolutionary to 250,153 surgical dressings. »In'making the presentation on be- gating $76,134,348, according to International! Forward to new bat­ *half of the League the president performances will be given in thj These figures relate to only one Lawrence Stern and Co. Chicago tles and to new victories!’’ theaters, cinemas and clubs without branch of volunteer activity. Besidee (thanked Mr. and Mrs. Prentice for investment banking house. The Oc­ the great amount of interest they The drone of scores of Red Army admission fee. One of the features the making of garments and surgi­ tober total however, was approxi­ airplanes overhead mingled with the [have taken in the League. Mr. and will be a Soviet talking picture. cal bandages, these Red Cross vol- $5,000 mately 14 per cent below the pre­ strains of military baryjs. The In a long signed article in to­ unteers knit sweaters and caps fot - \Mph. Prentice leave this week for ceding month’s record-breaking rambling of dozens of military [Washington, where they will remain day’s Izvestia, Stalin sounds a note veterans in hospitals, who are not volume of $884,119,877, and 7 per tanks and the staccato steps of for the Vinter. of optimism and triumph. He states provided with these comforts by cent below the total for October, marching soldiers imparted a dis­ the great growth of collective farms the Government. Volimteers keep 1928. tinctive martial touch to the scene. will enable the Soviet government records for and help nurses in tbe HE COUGHED Allegorical floats satirizing Cap­ finally to emerge from the present weighing at child welfare stations.>- ... To Carry On Its Unfilled orders of the Allis- italism and Imperialism and glorify­ grain crisis, and predicts that with­ They put up jams and jellies for the FOR TWO YEARS Chalmers Manufacturing Co., of ing the triumph of Communism and in a few years Russia will become sick, drive motorcars to bring;,,- Milwaukee, as of Nov. 1, amounted Labor were a distinctive part of the one of the greatest grain producing crippled children and others to hos­ pitals and to give convalescing . to $13,900,000, compared with $13,- procession which required eight countries in the' world. 446,000 on October 1, an increase hours to pass. His Predictions. veterans out of door trips, and per­ SWORE OFF form other transportation services Work This Year of $454,000. The marchers were reviewed by "By the spring of 1930 we will for the chapter. ’They type books Ih such leading figures as Joseph have 60,000 tractors and in another R After coughing for two years al- Stalin, Alexli Rykoff, Mikhll Kal­ Braille for the libraries of the blind. year from then 100,000 and in 19J’i They act as hostesses for hospital lost continuously a man of consid- inin, Clemence Voroshiloff, A. Mlko- NAVY’S BIG DIRIGIBLE 250,000,” says Stalin. "We are go­ recreation services and write let­ trable means got thin and tired and yan and others who stood on a red ing ahead full sail toward Industri­ ram out, made his will, Eind was You Are Asked to Contribute During tbe Period draped wooden platform erected ters for the sick. In time of disas­ alization and Socialism leaving be­ ter, these, volunteers are active In Jready to quit the big game of life. IS DEDICATED TODAY around a bronze monument to hind the Russian inertie which has A friend spoke to him about Prince Pozharski and Kozma Minim every form of service. existed for centuries. In the last year, Red Cross vol­ Jronchullne Emulsion and now life who freed Russia from the Poles "We are becoming a country of (Continued from Page One.) unteers throughout the country |to him is very sweet indeed. early in the Seventeenth Century. tractorlzatlon and automoblltzatiou. made 210,088 garments, prepared While the Kremlin batteries 'I^at’s the kind of cough that is When we place the Soviet Union on 3,244 articles for emergency closets five Navy fighting planes for scout­ boomed out successive salutes to the put" out of business with amazing the automobile, and the Russian of Red Cross chapters, made 2,D68,- ing and protection. There Is a October revolution, workmen’s dele­ 3p^d when the cougher Is wise to Thursday Nov. 7 to peasant on the tractor, then let the 304 surgical dressings, served o v w , trapeze-like device to launch or at­ gations from various parts of the Jronchullne Emulsion. honorable capitalists who boast of 20,000 persons in canteens, answetecl Soviet Union presented train loads Tough old coughs—persistent tach an airplane In flight. their civilization try to catch up 29,545 calls for the motor corps;, of iron, steel, coal, grain, potatoes coughs—coughs that haing on and The girders dllfer m form from with us. We will yet see which ot made 40,380 Christmas bags fdr men and textiles as gifts to the govern­ rob people of their sleep— those arc previous practice. They are of box the countries can then be designated on military service in the American me ckind of coughs Bronchulinc section riveted together from ment. as backward, and which as for- insular possessionc, amd hand-! stamped duralumin sheets, coated ny On hundreds of banners carried Ikes to tackle. w'ard.” copied 191,732 pages of Braille for Many times such coughs linger Thursday Nov. 17 electrolytic process to resist corro­ by manifestants were slogans and libraries of the blind, besides dupli­ fteir the Grippe or a heavy cold, sion. The entire frame work wilt bn catchwords directed in favor of the cating 36,214 pages of Braille by the id if you have one or know of any- f connected by a system of wires of government’s five year industrial WRITER’S BROTHER DIES Garin process. ie ;Who has one keep Bronchullne ! great strength. stabilization plan and against Lenn Smtiislon in mind. Hfclp tbe Community Club that they may be able to provide • The dirigibles, designed by Dr. 'Trotzky, Bucharin and other mem­ Philadelphia, Nov. 7 — (AP)— I ^ Isn’t just a cheap sweet Karl Amstein, who built 70 giant bers of the opposition. Thomas D. Sullivan, 68, president of TO STAY AT RITZ. lougSi syrup— it’s the best cough airships in Germany, - will haye All Shops Closed. the Terminal Warehouse Co., and [em*dy—and the best is never quarters for a crew of 50. External­ Throughout the day, all shop.s, identified with other local enter­ Wuhington, Nov.. 7.— (AP>—-The J ). North End Pharmacy, Marw*' recreational facilities that will keep tbe children out of tbe street. ly, the new shipd will appear faster factories and government bureau.^ prises, died yesterday. He is surviv­ Rit;r hotel In London has been w letter, or Magnell Drug Co., So. than the Navy’s Los Angeles. They were closed, street traffic was ed by his widow and three brothers, chpsen as the headquarters of • th et^ ' will be covered by a water and fire­ suspended and everybody was given one of whom is Mark Sullivan, the Americah. delegation to the Naval tester, and dealers everywhere oonferencA in .Taduarv. ’supply you.—AdV. proofed cotton fabric. a holiday. Tonight ' all big cities political writer. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1929. FAUH2 1^'UUR first hunting fatality o£ the season in Nova Scotia. Adams collapsed RADIO HOME BANK NIGHT imder the shock of the accident and SALES AND SBBVldl^ ^ DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Queer Twists was in the Middletown hfospital to­ Prompt Attention to' Phone Call* » Overnight day. 422.3—WOR. NEWARK—710. Leading DX Stations. DIAL 4949 ' TluirsdE7f November 7. 6:30—Uncle Don's hour. 405.2—WSB. ATLANTA—740. SAFE NOW READY In Day^s News standard Accessor!^ The magic ol childish fantasies are 7:00—Mldsliipmeii: feature talk. 7:00—'Two dance orchestras. A . P. News 7:30—Aviation elements talk. , 8:U0—NBC programs (3 hrs.) Atwater Kent, Stromberg-flartaou enshrined In the picturesque and 8:00—Studio Salon orchestra. i 11:45—Studio organ '■eclt^. Majestic, Bosch, Philco. , miniature tone poem, "Suite No. 2 8:30—Studio music hours. 293.9—KYW. CHICAGO-1020. FOR RADIO b y ghumann which Ludwig Laurler 11:05—Palais Royal orchestra, 8:0U-^BC programs (3 hrs.) Pawtucket, R. L—Mrs. Mary n :30—Moonbeams concert. Weatherford, Tex.—R. H. Hamil­ WM. E. KRAH and a string ensemble will play dur­ 302.8—WB2, NEW ENGLAND—9S0. 11:15—Dance music to 2:30. ton acquitted of murder in slaying Depository for After Hours Crue, who said she made beer at SERVICE 389.4— WBBM, CHICAGO—^0. home to keep her husband away 669 Tolland luraplko. . ing the period of Slumber Music to 7:15—New England me odeers. 9:00—WABC programs (2 hrs.) of son-in-law. PHONE 8160 hmaHmst bv WJZ and associated 7-SO—WJZ programs (1V4 hrs.) 10:30—Orchestra; night . Washington —Plane with robot from speakeasies, is to receive back s t e S at' ll:15 o'clock Thursday sioo—Dusk in Dixie. 11.30_WABC Lombardos orchestras. Banking Is Latest of Its 220 bottles the police seized In a Have yon heard the new Majestic 0:30—WJZ programs (1% hrs.) pilot makes successful flight from night. Among other Lg! 12;00—Old Gray Mare^club. raid at her home. Judge Tuck so Electric'lladlo’f "ttruderleln Kein" and The Old Re 11.1.5_Milton Ebbin's orchestra. 1:00—Dance music: Cleveland. „ UAVID CHAMBERS fraln." by Krelsler. A scene flora “ 348.^WABC. n e w Y O R K - 8 6 0 . 254.1— WJJO, CHICAGC^—1180. Los Angeles — Three Pantages decided in finding that she had not 6- 30—Civic Repertory play, "Johng-yo—Mooseheart children s hour. Type. Henrik Isben s John Gabriel Bork Gabriel Borkman." jurywomen in affidavits charge they sold or intended to sell. Barstow Radio man." will be presented over the 0:30—Studio hub music hour. Boise, Idaho.—Mount Borah is to WABO chain at 6:30 by a cast 7- 00—Runback’s orchestra; songs.10-30—Danco orchestra: artists. were influenced and coerced intp re­ the Civic Repertory Theater. The 7:30—Drama, "Epic of ’98." be on the maps. The highest peak Service CONTRAtTOR (j-15- Washington political talk. 12:00- Artists: ,2', -n 790 turning verdict of g^uilty. Authorized Dealer scene takes place between Borkman, 416,4_WGN-WLIB. CHICAGO—720. Buffalo, N. Y.—Girl and man es­ The Home Bank & Trust Co.’s new In the state has been named for the 8:30—United States Army band. 10:30—Studio feature frolic. Majestic, Philco a buslneas man of great ability wHo 9:00—Detective story drama, ^Wis­ cape with jewels after holdup m Mosler night safe has now been Senator. AND BUILDER is guilty ot a crime, a man who has 11:20—Quintet: harmony team. completed and is ready for use for 20 Bissell St. loved one sister and married the oth consin’s Baffling Murder Case.’’ 11:30—Two dance orchestras. which both were wounded. London.—^It looks as if Ambas­ err and now is living a 9;30—Feature concert hour. 12:00—Dream ship: Washington—Norris says Reed of the patrons of that bank. This new sador Dawes must fast or suffer in­ Next door to Kittle’s Market j0;00—Temple musical program. 202.6—WHT. CHICAGO-1480. night depository safe is the Isist and the daughter ot his 10:30—Washington national forum. Pennsylvania showed lacP. of sports­ digestion or lose his appetite for 68 Hollister Street Krlda, a pale, pretty girl of about fit 10:00—Studio concert. word in such affairs and is designed teen. Among tlie famous actors to jl;00—Dream boat melodics. 11:00—Your hour iPOF'*®;- ' —_ manship in tariff contest. Thanksgiving dinner or something. take tlie stage in this drama will be I -30—Two dance orcliestras. 344.6—WLS, CHICAGO—^0. to adequately protect the customer’s He Is booked f6r more than enough 2;tm—Midnight organ melodies. Minneapolis — Farmers National Sayro Crawley. Egon Brecher and 3-45—Three hired men; music. Grain Corporation to establish co­ deposits against fire and theft. banquets in the next few weeks to Florida Eriebus. 454.3—WEAF, NEW YORK—660. 9:30—WJZ music hour. G:00—Dinner dunce music. 10:00—Svniphony orchestra. operating marketing agencies in The safe itself although only 24 keep several men alive. Wave lengths in meters °h left oi 7;00—Mid-week hymn sing. 10:30—.Studio artists program Minneapolis and Duluth. inches by 30 inches is a solid piece Glen Cove, N. Y.—J. P. Morgan station title. kiloeyCles on the ight. 7:30—Comfort hour music. 11:15—Russo’s orchestra: quarfeL of mechanism weighing 2500 pounds. 8:00—Rudy Vallee’t orchestra. Washington — Hoover discusses is a champion raiser of violets. His Times are all Eastern btandaid. Black 11:45—Studio dance nmsic. _^ It is of the finest drill proof steel iac6 l>pe liuJicalcs best feuiuica. 9:00—Revelers male quartet. 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—670. farm board problems with Secretary exhibit won the blue ribbon of the DEPENDABILITY 9:30—Melody moments with umer 8:30—Three musical .. Hvde and Chairman Legge. and is encased in reinforced con­ Nassau county horticultural society Smith, tenor: violinist. 10:30—Drama, "Unsolved Mjstories. crete. Deposits are made through a for size, perfume and form. Leading East Stations. ,0:00—Orcliestra, old counsellor. New York — Yacht owned by 11:00—WJZ Amos 'n Andy. Frederic P. Humphreys, of New door outside the building. This door Morelia, Mexico. — Esteban Gar­ IS NOT 272.6_WPG, ATLANTIC CITY — 1100. 10:30—Gloria S w a n so n , screen star. 11:30-Dance orchestra. Aerials. Snough llvmn sing; organ lecilal. l;0o—Concert Bureau program. 12-00—Two dance orchestras. , York, abandoned in jinking condi­ is equipped with a special lock. cia, one of the most popular bull­ U::iu—Two dance hrchcslrns. 238—KOI L, COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260. a-UO—Little Club enterlalneis. 393.5—WJZ. NEW YORK—760. tion off New Jersey coast.- fighters of Mexico, has died of V:30—Hawaiian gnUarists; Cubs. :00—WABC programs (3 lira.) peritonitis, which set In after he lo:l5—Subway boys; contralto. 7;0U_'Talk. Henry N. MacLrackcn. 10:00—^Ierry ramblers dance. Washington — Committees ready 3U:4J—Two duuce orcliestn^. 7:15-Three kings, a queen. 11:00—studio music hour. for sweeping study of child welfare. » I » ■ -S I was gored. 283_W8AL. BALTIMORE—1060, 7'30_J,opez dance orelicstrn. 361.2— KOA. DENVER—830. vSl * P 'O R K 8-Qo—Serenade, with male trio and New York —Three robbers get s? ^ I II I New York.—A book printed In 7;(j0—J-’allersons music hour, 9- 00—.^^cadinn ml.'ted quartet. $5,000 payroll in Broadway build­ 11590 telling the story of Sir Walter 7;3U_WJZ programs (3^4 hrs ) Andy Sannella. gultarltt. 9:30—NBC programs (1*4 hrs.) 11 :uu—Musical memories. 8;30—Sports event dramatized. 11:1,5—.\\loplionist. string trio. ing: one captured. -■ I Raleigh in ’Virginia has brought 11:3U—I'eabody organ reellal. 9;00—El Tango romantico. 299.8— WHO. DES MOINES—1000. Washington — Policeman A ll^ r n $7,300 at auction. It was written 9:30—Dixie male trio. 545.1—WGR, BUFFALO—550. 8:00—NBC programs (3 hrs.) dismissed for insubordination in Raleigh’s service. Captain John 7.0y_Van Surdam's orclieslra. —Mid-week dance program. 11 :im—Brevities: grab bag. ' I 6-00-WE.AF piograms 13 hrs.> lljOO_Amos 'n' Andy, comedians. 491.5— WDAF. KANSAS CITY—610. McPherson case. ' Smith’s “ General Historie of Vir­ 333.1—WMAK. BUFFALO—900. 11:15—Sliimlier music. 9:00—N'BC programs (1 hr.) Berlin— Reichstag convoked for ginia," printed in 1624, brought 535.4_WFI. PHILADELPHIA—560. 10:00- Favorite: mnslcal hour. 10:30—Bund conceit. November 27 to discuss Young plan $ , . 243.8— W N A C . B O S T O N — I2i0. —Automobile club feature. 11:00—WJZ Amos 'n' Andy. 1 000 7:05—Orchestra: song man. 7:15—Topics In season. 11-1,5_Orcliestral; variety hour. plebiscite and bill for protection of Ithaca, N. Y.—Cornell University 7:30—WABC program.s (3‘/4 hrs.) g.iio—WI'lAl' programs (.U5 hrs.) 12':4.'.-Nlphlliuwk frolic, Is experimenting on treatment for 491.5- -WIP. PHILADELPHIA-610. 468.5— KFl. LOS ANGELES—640. jS iS . d e p o s it s ll;Hl—Two danee oieliostra.s. (•,•30—Oppenhelm's dinner music. '^‘^London—Shipbuilding employers | colds in a solarium. Students walk 12:iiii—Midnight reveries. 10:30—Standard Syniptiony orclieslra. declare national lockout against 10,- 428.3— W L W , C IN C I N N A T I — 700. 7-nu—Birthday list: piano solos, 12:00—Concert: green room. among tubes whence come ultra g;QU—WJZ programs (2 liis.l 305.9-KDKA. PITTSBURGH-980. 379.5— KGO. OAKLAND—790. 000 to 15,000 joiners.; violet rays. The experiments aim 6:30—.Musical sketch: artists. 12:00—Memory Lone: nrtlst.s. Dessau, Germdny—Junkers mono­ After it Is opened the deposit bag is lo;00—Hull; dance orchesiru* 7:30—WJZ programs (4 hrs.) at prevention rather than cure. U;00—WJZ Amos 'n' Andy. 1:00—rarisan quintet: music. plane with 150-foot wings completes placed in a hinged draw which 11:20—Tony’s scrap book. 12-0I)— Boslor’s dance music. 2:00—Musical pitches forward and dumps the de­ 254.8—WCAE, PITTSBURGH-1220. 370.2—WCCO. MINN., ST. PAUL—810 first trial flight successfully. 11:30—Latin-Amcrican program. posit bag down a chute into the safe 12:ml—Orchestia; artists hour. 6;oo—Dinner dance music. S-30—WAliC programs (2 hrs.) Hartford—Charles S. Reed, tor- HUNTER’S FATAL MIST.AKE cO 280,2-WTAM. CLEVELAND-1070. 7;,'i0—I'ianist; music hour. 10- 30—Tlicatricnl music hour. mer warden of Washington and below. This steel draw is so con­ 7:30—Raniblors; feature artists. 3:00—\\ ICAK piogiams Ct'.r, hrs ) 11- 3.'.—Two dance onhestia.s. structed that the mouth of the chute Middletown. N. S., Nov. 7— (AP) c**' s1 rns. II :15—Theater organ rccilal. 11:00—Conservatory music: artist. Wethersfield. Olman Johnson at Allaln’s lake near 399.8—WeX-WJR. DETROIT—750. 379.5— WGY. SCHENECTADY —790. 270.1— WRVA. RICHMOND—1110. Milford—Jason Bacon and Uun- er feature which prevents any pos­ M;5.5—Time; weather: matUets. 7:00—Yorittown band concert. sibility of access to the safe through here. jj;0U—WJZ programs (3 hisj 6:;;o—IHimer dance orclieslra. can Hooper, Yale students injured n ]l;00—ICgyptinn serenadeis, , S-00—l^UC programs (4 lirs.) the chute and that is a set of baffle Johnson was hidden In a clump 7:00- tjiiakcr lio.is program. 12- no—Old Vlrglniiy program. auto accident, latter suffering brain 13:00—Organist; danee miisle. __ 7;30—Agricullural program. 440.9— KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—680. plates at the bottom which will pass o f alders when Adams, seeing the 283-WTIC. HARTFORD-1060. 3:00—Wl'iA !■' piogiams (3' -A lr coHcgo lrctiiro.s. 1:00—Studio cnlertnlnment. Another feature of all the metal 215.7—WHK, CLEVELAND—1390. 8;1!>—Polish hour to Mine. Curie. 333.1 —KHJ. LOS ANGELES-9C0. struck and thrown to tracks oy parts of the job Is the fact that they 7:00—1. B. S A. mid-wcok service. 9:00—Krlmlln Art quintet. 10:110—Orchestrn; .song.s; m l Isis. are resistant to all kinds of metal 8:30—Dixie steppers: scrap book. 11:00 —iimico orchcslros. Canterbury—Edward J. Wigg'ia.’?, 9:00—WABC programs t2 hrs.) 315.6— WRC. WASHINGTON—9C0. 508.2—WOW. OMAHA—690. burning torches. 11:00—Tlirco dance oreliestias. 9-3n_WI'l.'M-' piogranus (t'.» lira.) 9:00—I''caturo program. 76, farmer fatally stricken with •The safe is also wired so that any 356.9—CNRT. TORONTO—840. 11:15—WJZ Sluiniicr mnslc. 10:00—Burnhani’a rh) tliui kinga. heart disease while working In a 8:00—French CanndiuD concert. 12:00—Daugherty’s orchestra. tampering with it will start a field. burglar alarm system operating at Auburn, Me.—Wilbur H. Davis, once. Two illuminated lines of letters former treasurer of People Savings on the face of the exterior deposit bank, Lewiston, sentenced to three door announce “For Night De­ W T I C to five yews at hard labor in stato posits." This night depository service Girl FUUGIIAMS prison for larceny of $85,000 of the was Installed by the bank at con­ bank’s funds. siderable coat but is available for The Benson Furniture Quincy, Mass.—"Victory shipbuild­ Travelers, Hartford the use of customers without charge. RADIO DEPARTMENT Scout ing plant, built by government dur­ 500 m. 600 K. C. ing war, threatened by general Corner Main St. and Brainard Place, South Manchestei alarm fire but loss only $30,000. Modern furniture may be all Providence, R. I.—Seven men ar­ right, but there’s always the dan­ News Program for Thursday. raigned In United States District ger of friend husband sleeping in Eastern Standard Time. Court plead not guilty to secret in­ the wastebasket. P. M. dictments In $12,000 liquor robbery Today’s Choice Rally 5 :00—Radio Keith Orpheum Hour, from Federal stores here. The November rally will be held by N. B. C. feature. Burlington, Vt.—Eight to ten at the Hollister street school Friday 5 ;30—"Sunset Hour," studio en­ DR. WILX.IAM T. year prison sentences imposed cu evening, November 8. from 7 to 8 semble afternoon musleale. James McGuire, Central Falls, R. 1-. Let Us Invest HORNADAY o’fdock, in charge of Troop 7. The 6 :20—United States dally news and Edward L. Wyman, North contest for the banner wiU be *a bulletins from Washington, D. C. Leeds, Me., soldiers, on pleading What You Have Been nature contest. Philip Emery of the Zoologist Just Hartford Coura'nt news bulletins. guilty to assault and robbery Your Money High school will speak on nature .Authority on 6:30—Benrus correct time. lore, and friends of the Girl Scouts Animal Life charges. , 0:31—Hotel Bond Trio, dinner pro­ Exeter, N. H.—Families of 38 are Invited to attend. gram of Request Music, directed striking employes of the Neff- In Mortgages Waiting For Troop 1 by Emil Heimberger. market Manufacturing Company Following the patrol meeting we 6 :59—Industrial Alcohol Institute ordered to vacate company-owned On good reliable local proper­ played games and sang songs by announcement. houses within 30 days through ties. We handle all the de­ candle light, after which the patrol Let not your heart be troubled: 7 :00—Silent. agreement of counsel. tails. ^ leaders and scribe remained to plan ye believe In God, believe also in me. Boston—Improper flying declar­ for the next meeting. We decided —John 14:1. ing by Captain Albert L. Edson, air­ to carve articles out of soap at the port manager, to be cause ot crash meeting to foUow the rally. The And God shall wipe away all BOTH LEGS CRUSHED Tuesday when two men were killed. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Scouts of Troop 1 are reminded to tears from their eyes.—Revelations Waltham, Mass.—Former Mayor $7.00 Corona bring soap and knife. Esther Pickles, 7:17 and 21:4. "Service That Satisfies” Patrick J. Duane, beat6(n in mayor­ scribe. Haverhill, Mass., Nov. 7.— (AP.) alty election by one vpte, asks re­ 875 Main St. Phone 544S Troop 4 Behold the Lamb of God, which —James Tift, 20, who went to work count. ’Troop Four enjoyed a Hallowe'en taketh away the sin of the world!— a few days ago as a bell boy at the party at Priscilla Pillsbury’s house. John 1:29. Portsmouth, R. I., Rev. F. Wuls- Hotel Nichols, had both legs crush­ ton Knowles, Father Prior of Bene­ A. new member, Alyce Vanesse, was ed today when he apparen.tly slip­ idmitted to our troop. Lois Keish Blessed are the merciful; for they dictine Order Priory here, noUfieJ shall obtain mercy. Blessed are the ped from the floor of the hotel ele­ of election as Abbott of Fort T ypewriters Electric Aluminum passed her compass test. We had a vator after starting the mechan­ campfire Friday night. We turned pure in heart; for they shall see Augusta Benedictine Abbey In Scot­ God'.—Matthew 5:7-8. ism. land. All niakfs, sold, rvnJcd, e.\- out all the lights, leaving two Tift’s screams brought help, but candles burning, and told ghost Stratford—Right leg of Robert B. diaimi’d anil nrerliniilod. I Prove all things: hold fast that not unUl he had been dragged up­ stories. Priscilla Pillsbury, scribe. Stevens, high school football g;uard S|iucial roiital Vales to sUi- I which is good.-I Thessaionlans 5:21. ward two stories. Then it was nec­ injured in practice, amputated. Troop 2 essary to call the fire department Icnts. l{ehiiHt machines Troop Two had a Hallowe'en party to chop away part of the partition. Friday evening at the Franklin Then whosoever heareth the K'XO.UO and up. At the Gale hospital surgeons had REDS a r r e s t e d . PERCOLATOR Twfintv^wo 2irls Were pres- I sound of the trumpet, and taketh \ not wntnlnr It the swerd eom. and not decided whether they could save Athens, Greece, Nov. 7.— (AP) — e n t.___ take him away, his blood shall be the boy’s legs from amputation. Several Communists today were ar­ best costume. Games were played, Ezekiel 38:4. KEMP'S songs were sung, and refreshments upon his own head. ’Tift’s home is on Mill strete. rested for distributing manifestos were served. There will be no meet­ urging workmen to celebrate the 763 Main St. Phone 821 Rejoice not against me, O mine Soviet anniversary tonight. ing of the troop November 8, and enemy: when I fall, I shall arise; CONGRESS ADJOURNS. attendance at the Rally will count as when I sit in darkness, the Lord attendance at a troop meeting. Ruth shall be a light unto me. —Micah Toyko, Nov. 7.—(AP)—The Crough, scribe. 7:8. World Engineering Congress closed Troop 5 (Compiled by the Bible Guild) its sessions toda^’, voting, as a final The formal opemng was used at Only act, to prepare for another Congress our lait meeting. Lieutenant Parker Friday: R. C. DlUon, governor of in 1932, probably in Chicago. A read a story, "UtUe Bugler’s New Mexico. preparatory committee for perman­ Alarm", which illustrated the law ent organization also was authoriz­ ‘‘A Girl Scout is Loyal” . AX the Almost all the steel engravers in ed'. Hsdlowe’en party the following the United States work for the Most of the delegates left Tokyo 85c DOWN $1.00 A MONTH prizes were awarded: prettiest, government turning out money. tonight for trips throughout the Dorothy Foley; funniest Ruth Mc­ Intosh; most original, Florence Rob­ Japanese empire. bins. Several girls have been work­ SCHALLER’S ing on observation and fire preven­ A CHANCE TO tion work and passed the tests at CIDER MILL the last meeting. Pearl Martin, scribe. Open for Business HARTFORD Troop 6 The meeting of November 4 was S A V E $2.15 opened by Margaret Bushnell read­ PURE SWEET CIDER ing about the origin of the Girl FOR SALE Scouts. The patrol songs and cheers Evsrv Friday NltWt f Stations WBZ & were given and Louise Anderson told Prices reasonable. Deliver­ WBZA 8:45 p. m. ibout her trip to New York. The girls danced for about fifteen min­ ed anywhere in town. Cider '^NATURAL With a Pound of Putnam Coffee FREE! utes with Sylvia Smith furnishing made Saturday and grapes BRIDGE" Manchester’s Largest the music. The girls in the Winona pressed by appointment. PROGRAM Through the courtesy of William Boardmau & Sons we are able to give a FREE Patrol are selling candy and those ji the Tom Thumb Patrol are sell­ 352 Woodland St.. Tel. 6432 Listen in, then come in! POUND OF PUTNAM COFFEE with each COiiONA Percolator. ing Christmas packages consisting Let us show you w hy Heated Garage The choice of experts. Scientifically roas^ by an expert and sealed in Vac- ot e v d s and other articles. The w e say "Beauty besirts sealed tins which retain the flavor indefinitely. meeting closed with the good night For that little, repair at the foot!" • Offers You circle and the singing of taps.. After job or that larger con­ Full Protection Against this, Court of Honor was held. *5 and * 6 Electricity is Your Lowiest Price Servant. Troop 7 Trouble in Cold Weather. The meeting opened with a repeti­ tracting job don’t for­ tion of the laws and promise. “In­ Plenty of Room Low Cost door Rounders" was played, followed get to call by patrol comers. Barbara Newton Don’t court high repair bills. A few dollars will received her tenderfoot pin. Marion save you many. Price and Gladys Harrington passed 7773 Mwchester Ebctric first aid. Elizabeth Ollitt, compass; y PHONE 5181 Margaret'Annls, fire prevention. The WM. KANEHL CONKEY’S GARAGE 773 MAIN STREET patrol leaders met at Captain Buck- W. H. Gardner Tel. 5648,, AT THE CENTER land’s home last Saturday. The General Contractor and Builder 847 Main S t. cMettnr dosed 519 Center St. \ '• rr' ' ‘ ^ - i \ : i . r^ ' '..■ ■■'. ■..■"■-■ ' " y - ■ ^ .. -• • . - r ' - '. .- •. 7, 1929. iPAGifi FIVE \ MANCHES^rEK EVENING HERALD. SOUTH M A N C H E S T E R ;;^ N ^ T ^ ^ ' —------, .;-,..-v..v.l. “l ’ . . ' , ___ whist and dance in Town Hall on moved from Mountain'street to tl»*j» of this dty w e maWng, a;i4oior trip by the people of Rockville and Is on Saturday evening, Noveml^r 23, sure to like it. heic, liianksgiving eve for the benefit of tenement, of George Batz on Esther Icity of the death of Captain PhUo across the continent, tO’ spemd the aven u e. ^ of $16.58 amounting to $28.58, which In G. A. R. Hall, Memorial Building.- Local At Fair the Churfch. Ernie Rock and h^s ' Talcott, a former well known and Winter in-California ahd ’^ y are orchestra will furnish the music for John-F. Hughes of Hwtford and was paid. He wa.s also given a sus­ highly esteemed Rockville resident. State officers of the Camp ^ d Believing in trading at home, the Auxiliary, also G. A. R. inembers sending souVenir post cards tb many dancing. Louise Palozle Of Ellington, have pended sentence to Cheshire Re­ He died in his 96th year on Satur­ of their frliSnds. The,m ost- recent committee from the American formatory and placed on probation and widows of Civil War Veterans Gertrude Clifford Brady will en­ filed marriage • ‘ Intfetttlons' at the day October 26. He was one of one, under the 'date of October 30, Legion in charge of the annual fair ROCKVILLE for six months. The case was to will be present. which will be held on Friday, Satur­ tertain her Rockville pupils in Town Clerk’s office, this city. the oldest avil War Veterans in Meeting Postponed ca,me fropi the.Grand-Canyon Na­ recital this evening at her home Mrs. Fannie Kohn is reported to 1 have come up in the Police Court on Ithis country and knew Abraham tional Park, Arizona. day and Monday evenings, Novem­ 1 Thursday morning, but a decision On account of Armistice Day, in Hartford. A program of inJLer- be resting comfortably following an ' Uncoln and Ulysses Grant. Goods Arrive ber's, 9 and 11 in Town Hall, have operation for appendicitis, perform­ Armistice Flans was made by the officials to dis­ Monday, November 11, the regular purchased goods from the local esting numbers will be sung by the 1 Veterans’ Night Plans ’The household goOds^o' Rev. W il­ ed at the Rockville hospital recent­ At a meeting of the Common pose of the case Wednesday. meeting of the Rockville Fish and W ch a n ts. These goods will be pupils in a private recital. The i At a joint meeting held recently liam Drach, new pastor of the first ly . Coimcil held in the Council room, Kiowa Council Meeting Game Club, Inc., has been postponed sold at the fair. event la one of the first of its kind Memorial building, on Tuesday eve­ ' of the “Veterans’ Night’’ banquet until further notice, the date to be Evangelical 'Church have wrived to be held and will undoubtedly A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. ' Kiowa Council, Degree of Poca­ committee, from the Sons of Union and he will i sotOn .be eatahUahed at Notes ning, it was voted to turn over $250 hontas will hold its regular meeting announced later. The Children of Mary of St. prove entertaining and instructive. Max Kabrlck at their home on Veterans, Alden Skinner was elect­ the parsonage^bniWard'ctrieet. Mr. Woodland street Tuesday morning. of the $1000 appropriated for the in Red Men’s Hall on Friday night. Robertson’s On Trip Bernard’s Church wiU give a public Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis have Armistice Day celebration, to the ed chairman and Mrs. Flora Stamps Mr. and Mrs. Frank P, Robertson Drach is being cordialR^, woieomed It is expected guests will be present secretary. The banquet will be held American Legion Committee to pay from Hartford. Refreshments will ~rr the expense of bringing Pilot Dcs- be served. comb with his aerial exhibition, to C'ardinals vs Clerks Rockville on Armistice Day. Due to the stormy weather Sun­ The communication signed by day, it was necessary to postpone prominent citizens regarding raising the football game scheduled for the pay of the local Firemen of the Henrv' Park. The Clerks eleven RockviUe Fire Department was read will .stack up against the Cardinals i ^ . anaand referredreieneu tolu the Fire —-committee, - - ^ of Manchester next ____ Sunday after- who will take it into noortn whaT. . P____ : __ to*■ ^ be one ClT’of ii* ^ ------All andana ,(ii itIt isin decided upon...... ^- 1 ' fnTbStthe best gamesaame^. of the season. All to the appropriation for next year [lovers of football in Rockville and J i J i and present the report at the next Two Solid Carloads ■ vicinity should be on hand to wit- i .. city meeting. I ness the battle. An invitation was extended the I Ertel—Burns Wedding members of the Common Council -o i The wedding of Miss Agnes I. use the Fire Department Bowling Bums, daughter of Edward Burns of the Famous Alleys on Prospect street on Thurs­ of 56 Prospect street and Bernard day evening, November 14 and the I Ertel. son of Mrs. Rose Ertel of 97 invitation was acceptedT ® ■ ' vem on avenue, took place at St. Mayor George -Forster —------presided * Bernard’s Church on Wednesday at the meeting at which there were, morning at 9 o’clock, with Nuptial two absentees, Frank Grumback High mass, the single ring service and William Schaeffer. The usu^ being used. The bridal party number of bUls were ordered paid marched to the altar to the s^ams and the following petiUons granted of Lohengrin’s Wedding March, Adolph Glassmann. for garage, 20 played by M i s s _ MarBaret McGuane X 20 at 84 Grove street; JonnJohn Bouch i organist. During the er henhouse 16 x 18 at 5 3 Franklin , ja m e l J. Burns, of Wash street- George Fisk, addition to j ceremoington. yR. ^I., sang------nawnine “At Downing fenhouse 24 x 14 on Mountain ! and during the effortory Mrs. Anna “Certified” street. The following two petRions ' Mae Pfunder sang Gounod s Ave were referred to Public Maria.’’ For the Recessional Miss Committee with power; Louis Pog- McGuane rendered the Wedihng eie to remodel henhouse into gar- March from Mendelssohn. The le e 20 X 20 at 88 Village street; ceremony was performed by Rev e 5 9 -5e Louis Poggie, barn 25 30 and George T. Sinnot, pastor of the What woman v.ould not be overjoyed to FREE--- chicken coop 15 x 15 at Center church. The bride who ws-sj^,ttena- street. of the ed by her twin sister. Mrs. Thomas receive a chest so beautiful and spacious as The last council meeting ^ Regan as matron...... of. honor, wore a this one! True Colonial in style and is fur­ 6 . . . ------, velvet. year will be h «d on Friday evening, i efown ^ uiuc transparent------ther enhanced by neat hand carving and an­ A Miniature November 15. when each d^art I ■ and hat and slippers of coi correspond­ ment vi-ill file reports and estimates ing shade. Her bouquet was of tique walnut finish. It has a lai’ge drawer for the next year will be approved. Madame Butterfly roses and lilies of and is one of the largest chests made. It is Cedar Chest Friendly Class Social the valley. The matron of honor 48 inches long and stands .“14 inches high. « The Friendly Class of Union Con­ was gowned in a dress of brown gregational Church held its regular transparent velvet, with hat and Miniature chest free. — for milady’s jewelry monthly business____ meeting _ ^uuand I j-iippers of corresponding shade. social in the church social rooms | carried Ophelia roses. The best last evening, with- a large number of , Edward Ertel, brother of or handkerchiefs... members in attendance. The meet- i groom. ing was called to ® ^^gnt I Following the ceremony a recep- America’s Most Beautiful Chests to Make Hundreds of Any woman would take delight in py Mrs. Eliza Davis, the pre^dent^ I wedding luncheon was Plans were discussed for ^ue p ay , ^jjg bridal party and rela- this fragrant, beautiful miniature “ Nora Mixes In’ to be held .j^gg Hillside Inn, Bolton. The Women Gloriously Happy This Christmas and to chest. There are many uses for it in church chapel on Wednesday eve- , jg^g jg the afternoon for ning, November 13. ; unannounced wedding trip. They Bring Beauty and Clothes Security Against Moths Into every boudoir. One of these chests is A nominating committee also , ^^2 High street upon given free with every LANE Chest. appointed to bring in the najnes or home officers for the ensuing year. The December 15. Hundreds of Hornes^ names will be presented and voted ^R. ^A. ^A. To Meet on at the December meefang. The Members of the Rockville Athle- committee consists of James R. : tic Association are urged to be pres- Quinn, Mrs. Bessie Heck and Mrs. I ent at a meeting to be held this eve- 50 models to j ning in the R. A. A. headquarters Moth-proof— dust-proof — ^After^to^*regular business routine j at 93 East Main street. Important the entertainment committee pre- i business will be transacted including choose from at damp-proof — storage! But sen ted the following program of ®n- I a report to look into the matter of terteinment. Vocal solos. Miss ' a dual indoor meet. A large attend- the lowest prices besides these uses for a LANE . Gertrude White; reading. M ss I ance is earnestly desired. The meet­ Cedar Chest— they are gor­ Wilma Suessman; piano solo. Miss ing will commence at 8 o’clock. in years. Calla Greenway, South Manchester, Capt. P. F. Talcott Dead $ 5 2 . 5 0 geously designed in veneered piano solo, Miss Wilma Suessman. Word has been received in this reading, Miss Calla Greenway. In­ walnut and- mahogany of- termingled with these piecing num­ Thoroughly Spanish, this console is one of bers were songs by members of the the outstanding models. It is far in ad­ many tones to match your d&ss «_ Mra. Nanette Salzberger. a char­ A CLEAR COMPLEXION vance of many other cedar chests. Notice furniture. There are no bet­ ter member of the class, who wth the Spanish braces which are decorated. her husband will celebrate their Ruddy cheeks—sparklingg eyes— Has Spanish hardware and escutch^n and ter Cedar Chests made than golden wedding anniversary on Nov­ most women can have. Dr. F. M.*•*. Ed-.-v- finished in Antique walnut. Miniature $1 2 .7 5 LANE Chests—and you won’t ember 15. was, given a Pheasant sur­ wards for 20 years treated scores of prise. when she was presented with women for liver and bowel ailments. chest free. The finest Tennessee ce^ai* was used find lower prices elsewhere a five dollar goldpiece. She could During these years he gave his pa­ in the construction of this chest. _ Fin­ hardly find words to express her tients a substitute for calomel made of than these at Garber Broth­ appreciation. Mrs. Salzberger has a few well-,known vegetable ingre­ ished in natural cedar. Miniature l^en a faithful member and worker dients, naming them Dr. Edwards chest free. ers. Visit Garber Brothers for the welfare of the class and is Olive Tablets. Know them by their and compare. dearly beloved by every member. olive color. Other Chests Finished in Natural Refreshments were served at the These tablets are wonder-workers Cedar up to $29.50. close of the program and a socia on the liver and bowels, causing a kour enjoyed. Miss Margaret normal action, carrying off toe waste Schmogre was chairman of the com­ and poisonous matter in one’s system. mittee in charge. If you have a pale face, sallow look, Cahill In Court dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, $ 19-'75 Thomas Cahill of Vernon avenue, headaches, a listless, no-good feelmg, who was arrested by police officer all out of sorts, inactive Ixiwels, take This console is very sturdy and is a Richard Shea on Monday evening one of Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets positive safeguard against maths. Fin­ for entering and stealing two jugs nightly for a time and note toe pltos- of wine at the home of John Novak ingresults. ished in hand rubbed walnut. An out­ of Brooklyn street, was before Thousands o f women and min take standing value. Miniature chest free. Judge John E. Fisk in the Rockville Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets—now and then to keep fit. 15c, 30c and 60c. $2 9 *5® Police Court on Wednesday morn- | Ing. He was fined $12 and costs j Another attractive low console. Finished in shaded American walnut veneer. Koomy, L"urdy-and a worthy value. A Mmiature chest free.

This chest will surp'dse you. Queen Choose One Anne in design and American walnut $35.00 veneered. Miniature chest free. This Queen Anne window console is of Three one of unusual beauty. Very indiyid- ual design. Rich American walnuh Budget Plans finish. Miniature chest free. • • Join Garber Brothers’ $3 2 . 5 0 Charming in its simplicity. Finished in highlighted American walnut with Christmas Club of beautiful floral design. This Tudor console is very «strong and spacious. An excellent value at this price. Minia­ Lane Chests ture chest free.

PLAN THREE $3 9 -5 0 Weedless PLAN ONE PLAN TWO Come in, select the chest now, pa> Pay a little down now, and divide a little down a nd the balance when Select the chest you like best .... This is a very handsome console fin­ Pain? your payments so that when Christ­ you receive your Christmas Club ished in American walnut. Notice the pay a little down and then divide check. This plan will win the ap­ dignified period style and the mas comes you will, have paid the en­ proval of many who have Christmas Don’t be a martyr to unnecessary pain. tire cost of the chest. This is a effect. Very sturdy and spacious. your payments into weekly terms to Club savings accounts. Lots of suffering is, indeed, quite needless. popular plan. Miniature chest free. Headaches, for example. They come with­ suit your convenience. out warning, but one can always be prepared. Bayer Aspirin tablets bring immediate relief. Keep a bottle at the office. Carry the small tin in your pocket. Then you won’t have to hunt a drugstore, or wait till you get home. And don’t think Bayer Aspirin is only THERS good for headaches, sore throats, and coldsi Read the proven directions for relieving neuralgic, neuritic, rheumatic, and other aches and pains. Remembering, of coiuse, that the flNEBIRNITURE MORGAN quick comfort from these tablets is not a cure; for any continued pain, see a doctor. M A R & T S r f Bayer Aspirin is genuine. Protect your­ self by looldng for ^ t name. Always the nm e. Always safe. Never hurts the heart. A Short Block FVom Main Street, Hartford BAYER AISPIRIY !■ flw marlc nf lUvar Mannfa/ifam nf MnnnuntieaddMtar of SmUcylleadil

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blacka alike, is, even in ordinary Ing power would take cognizance of ifi >' I tfUmripster times, the day’s WaU Street quota­ them. HEALIH^HETAMCE tions. It is only the veiV occasional The most striking aspect of the £ in M n g 3H»raUi citizen of Manchester who expects affair Is the willingness of, these three women jurors to assume the NOW'"'lower prices on POBUSHEO BT THE to enrich himself at the other fel­ OBTIM BIM r------Ir*. HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, INC. low’s game. And right now most of serious disgrace which their asser­ >*‘X> II BIbmU StrMt StSousnM no Mdem$$*o these few chance takers have been tions involve. But perhaps they lack • m-wf rnM/m j m nt Mt ? '• South ManohoBt«r, Conn. the intelligence to realize that they THOMAS FERGUSON so thoroughly washed out by the ^each article you desire. This is to General Manager are disgraced. Theoretically the EAR NOISES debacle of October 29, or so pro­ Tinnitus aurlum, or ear noises, partially pay lor preparation and Founded October 1. 1881 foundly scared, that there probably jury system Is the finest possible are described by some as ringing, postage. „ MAJESTIC isn’t enough stock broker’s business expression of justice. The trouble buzzing or whirring. The annoy- Banishing Noises in the Ears—; PubllBhed Every .“ ***^2 with It Is that it Is so difficult, un­ smees may occur in one ear or both Catarrhal Deafness—; Causes of Sundays and Holldaya originating in the entire community Dizziness—: Cleansing Diet Course Post Office at South ManohoBttr. der present court practice, to keep for a short time or at all times. The Conn., ae Second Claea Mail Matter. to pay for the chalk used by one continual noise In the ear is very _; High Blood Pressure—; Catarrh RADIOS SUBSCRIP'flON RATES; boy In marking up the falling the Jury free from nitwits. One Year, by mall ...... annoying and causes the patient much anxiety and has even been Per Month, by mall ...... ♦ prices. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Delivered, one y e a r ...... RIGHT, DR. BLUNT known to cause suicide. Single copies...... * Such being the case, Manchester As a general rule, if the noise a y in and day out, for months, MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED people, like the industrious, level­ To President Katherine Blunt of comes and goes the patient feeis Sleep Walking. Majestic has been producing: and headed people of the country gen­ Connecticut College for W om ^ this better in the morning_____ o when______the Question: H. D. writes:—“For The Associated Press is •stcl'iiilyely nerves are rested than in the eve-1 several years I have been afflicted selling up to 6,000 complete radio entitled to the use for w erally, can afford to watch the gy­ newspaper hastens to , extend Its D sets each day. With 15,000 employees, of all news dispatches credited to it felicitations. It appears, on further ning when the nerves are fatigued.' with sleep walking, and although I or not otherwise credited In in's rations of the exchange figures Roaring In the ears may be pres- have been under a doctor’s care dur- Majestic operates 8 great plants on a information than was at first ob­ paper and also the local news pub­ with complete equanimity. They entt from a number of causes. Some- ing that time, I have not found re- scale of efficiency which has constantly lished herein. can afford to disregard without fear tainable, that Dr. Blunt quite posi­ times; it is due to a pressure on the lief. Please advise me. All rights of republlcatlon or Answer:—Sleep walking is a amazed the entire world of industry. Con­ special dispatches herein are also re­ of lost opportunities the strident as­ tively does not favor changing the drum of the ear from the wax that served. has formed a plug. It is frequently form of dreaming where the brain tinually improving production meth()ds, sertions of “high authorities’’ that name of Connecticut College. She is asleep but not the muscular sys­ without in any way relaxing on quality, SPECIAL advertising KEPHE- was quite inadequately quoted la noticed in cases of migraine, anemia SBNTATIVE: Hamilton • UeUsser. stocks have now reached a point and neurasthenia. When the patient tem. It is usually caused by diges­ Majestic has now effected tremendous Model 91 Inc.. 285 Madison Ave.. New York. N. “below the Investment level,” in the city where the subject was is anomic, having him take the re­ tive disturbances and can be cured new economies to be passed on to the pub­ Y.. and fil2 North Michigan Ave„ broached. “Connecticut College,' clining position will reduce the>noise. by following the course outlined In formerly $159.50 complete Chicago. Ills. ______complete confidence that stocks will lic in sensational new low prices on the she is now reported as saying, “be­ An inflammation of the ear will my article called “A Cleansing The Herald 18 on eale dally at all never in the present economic state cause ear noises, as will accldenia Diet,” which I will gladly • mall to latest models. NOW SchuU* and HoatUng newa elands In of the country, remain below their longs to you and to other groups you. You should be careful never to New York Clty^______~ or blows on the ear, an excessive bona fide investment level for so throughout the state, to all persons blood supply, high blood pressurp or become overtired. Full service client of N B A Service, living in the state who take an in- a catarrh of the eustachian tube. It long as two shakes of a lamb’s Gray Hair. Christmas Club Terms ^"Member. Audit Bureau of Clrcula- ^ ,, terest in it, and I hope we vdll keep is also noted in many cases of epil­ tnll- 'll. epsy and in congestion of the tur­ Question: Mrs. L. S. V. asks:— $ tlona ^ ^ The Instant this market reaches j the present name. 137-50 binates. Too much coffee, tea, to “Are there any special foods one Tf you wish your Majestic for Christmas The Herald Printing Company, ino., th'e stare where etocke are offered Thoufh we were not to blame assumes no financial responsibility bacco or alcohol may cause it teni- ; could eat that woiild bring more delivery... .at these low cash prices.. . . for typographical errors appearing In at actual "barrata" prices from I we refret bavins been led Into wbat porarUy. Quinine .is know to bring color to the hair when it is begin­ ning to turn gray? join the Christmas club. $4 weekly de­ adverllsmeniB ■ In the Manchester {he investment viewpoint, we can might seem like an undeserved about a ringing of the ears. Any Evening H e ra ld . ______derangement of the heart or blond Answer:—The use of plenty of livers model 91 at Christmas... .$5 week­ bo assured that there will be a flood criticism. However, we. only said THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 1929 vessels may cause it. Telephor.e green vegetables unquestionably has ly on Model 92. of Investment money ready to snap that Dr. Blunt appeared to be a tinnitius is due to excessive use of | some effect on preventing the rather brisk sort of person. And have a FIREPLACES them up. So long as they keep on the telephone, and some people are graying of the hair, but there is no Join the Christmas Club and one may be briskly right, which fs so sensitive that after hearing rivet! one single food I know of which is new Majestic in your home this Christ- ' 1 We propound, to those Connectl going down it can be accepted as a sheer fact that they are going better than being right belatedly, hammering* or explosions for any] a specific to be used in keeping toe mas. cut newspapers which are just now length of time, even though the j hair its natural color, discussing fireplaces, the historic ex- down for the excellent reason that noise ceases, they continue to hear THE WARDENSHIP Twisted Foot. ' -cited question of the person of in­ they haven’t descended yet to their it. honest values. Apparently the Board of Direc­ In treating ringing of the ears the Question; Mrs. J. W. writes:— born belligerency who asked, “Is “My little girl’s foot was injured MeAntlme, “business as usual” tors of the Connecticut State Pris­ cause should be removed whenever (Sketched to right) this a private fight or can anybody possible. The nerves should be rest­ during childbirth. The nerve on Uie ’get into it?” Because we are fair­ will continue in every stable and on have made an admirable selec­ ed and strengthened. The patient inner side of the limb seems to have Model 92 ly itching to hit, not the heads on justifiable line. If any business suf­ tion of a successor to the lamented should be encouraged to obtain been stunned. She wears half inch pads or “lifts” in that shoe, and the one side or beads on the other side fers from this Wall Street situa­ Warden Scott. Charles S. Reed, the plenty of sleep and avoid being fqj'merly $189 complete new warden, is a prison administra­ overtired. It Is also a good plan to orthopedist who is taking care ot Lj ,9f the controvresy, but all the heads tion it will be some mushroom busi­ her wants to operate before she Is ness, fungus growing out of the un­ tor and penologist of wide experi­ follow a/fasting regime as outlined NOW , involved. in my cleansing diet course which three years old. He wants to trans­ healthy trunk of the tree of get- ence and fine reputation, his most plant the tendons, as the muscle ou There appear to be just two fac­ was published a short time ago in rich-qulck gambling. Industry and distinguished service having been the inside, and pulls the foot to one tions. One attacks the fireplace as this newspaper. This will assist in commerce are fortunately independ­ as warden of the Minnesota State reducing the high blood pressure, it the sinslde, and pulls the foot to ona ‘ futile, wasteful of fuel, archaic, side. What is your advice?” ent of the forttyies of the gambling Prison at Stillwater. that is the cause, or in clearing out finding its suppotrers only among the catarrhal obstructions or in­ Answer:—If the nerve of your $ fraternity. Connecticut Is to be congratulat­ 167-50 people ruled by maudlin sentiment flammation. One should also have little girl’s foot has been Injured tout ed on the high probability of a pris­ not entirely destroyed, it could prob­ r or a sheepUke willingness to fol- the ear examined to see if the COMPULSORY INSURANCE on regime at Wethersfielld worthy trouble Is caused by ear wax or ably be benefited by the use of , ;low leadership. The other crowd other mechanical pressure. properly administered sinusoidal ' defends the fireplace—but how? However Massachusetts people to succeed the singularly successful electrical treatments. Sometimes, one of Warden Scott—and more es­ The only method of overcoming "•’What if it is inefficient,” these many feel about it, Connecticut citi­ ear noises is ot play fair with the mainlpulative treatments are also WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc, zens will very generally hope that pecially on having, long ago, got­ cars by adopting those habits ot helpful. I would advise you. to try weakly champions ask. "What if it these methods before resorting to does use a lot of fuel and gives out the Bay State courts will do noth­ ten away from that hateful system eating, eliminating and exercising which will steady the nerves and the operation, as th© transfer of tis­ 55 YEARS AT SOUTH MANCHESTER hardly any heat—it is colorful and ing to interfere with a referendum of prison control which in some sue sometimes results in improper states still makes prison adminis­ give a hesdthy blood stream free ijnimated and picturesque and on the picturesque Mr. Goodwin’s from toxic wastes. control of the foot. If the electrical ^orth all it costs In the sparkle it scheme for a state fund for com- tration the football of politics. Articles on similar subjects which treatments, do not prove beneficial iD V O ^ O llv you could, of course, try the opera- adds to existence.” julsory automobile liability insur­ I have prepared for free distrlbu- > y r o iig - Into this controversy we ledp ance. Opponents of the plan are en­ tldfl., Please cend 2 cent stamp for tlon. with the assertion that a lot of peo- deavoring to have the courts va­ ^ple are talking about fireplaces who cate the act of the attorney-gen­ IN NEW YORK ''don’t know anything at all about eral In certif3dng the proposed lav/ .• fireplaces. They never had anything to be proper matter for a referen­ New York, Nov. 7.—In Park ave­ WASHINGTON ’ to do with a real fireplace In their dum. nue, the world’s most lavish lane, it isn’t the original cost—it’s the HI lives. They have had some experl- In the first place, there is a upkeep. L&TTER wlth what they think are fire­ The original cost to be sure is growing feeling that, when a state’s BY RODNEY DUTCHER <* Bingham asked the Manufacturers’ places but which in fact are but machinery provides for the refer­ plenty. NBA Service Writer Association for one of Its men and feeble imitations of fireplaces, built But the salary list of one of the ence of a proposed law to the peo­ duplex ‘affairs which clutter the Washington, Nov. 7.—The Cara-[ he got him. He arranged to meet ^ by architects who were bom in ple, any effort to prevent such a boulevard would cover the cost of a way committee can continue its , the president of the associallon at steam hqated rooms and bred in a referendum is a blow at popular small slze4 office forCel' There’s an lobbying investigation until the the office of J. Henry Roraback, old wheeze to the effect that there Capitol dome crumbles and it will Republican boss of Connecticut, one steam heated atmosphere and who government and a confession that not discover anything more Im- of the state’s most prominent busi- never hqve even guessed that the are more servants living in Park self-interest is at work. But that avenue than residents. Which is portant and relevant than the fact' ness men and a power magnate, old boys who built the fireplaces of Is not the principal reason why literally true, since a staff of from that business gets what it wants Down here Bingham represents a hundred or a hundred and fifty Connecticut people would like to five to seven must be on band to in Washington. There is nothing the Connecticut manufacturers and “keep up” one of the swankier es­ new or strange about that. power Interests. But in that he is years ago had secrets, let alone see the Goodwin scheme go to the Lobbying la only one phase of the no horrible example. He has been learning them. voters. On this side of the line we tablishments. game. It’s a game between poll- belabored because he had the nerve We are perfectly willing to grant would not only be pleased to see From one of the residents there­ tlclans' and business Interests of to put Mr. Eyanson on the govem- that almost all the modemiy built in, who speaks to me on Thurs­ “You scratch my back and I’ll ment payroll and take him into the the insurance fund project voted on scratch yours.” There would be no committee room. Every Important fireplaces are good for little but but we would like to see it adopted days and Saturdays, I have ob­ tained the salary list of one house­ lobbyists here if there were not, industry has men in Congress who the staging of a sort of pyrotechnic —for the good and sufficient and hold, which may be considered poUUcIans susceptible to pressure can be depended on to work for it show; that.aU the heat goes up the perfectly selfish reason that we typical: or persuasion or glad to obtain the here. Industries of national raml- / ■ chimney—or almost all. But that Butler (highest paid of the lohhylat’s aid. Aside from straight fications often have a large number >7^ would like to see how it worked, lobbying there are at least two oth- of men under their control. Few isn’t the fault of the fireplace as an without risking the experiment flunkies) $250 a month. “And I’m getting him cheap,” er ImoortantImportant Dhasesphases to consider: members there are who don’t take institution. It’s because the builder ourselves. Mr. Goodwin and those came the hurried admission. “The Under Political Debts orders from someone. Even the didn’t have the trick. who think with him have an idea 1. A large number of senators Republican progressives are re­ old time Fifth avenue butlers have sponsive to the demands of the Most of the fireplaces in really that the state of Massachusetts can a scale all of their own. It runs and representatives come here al­ ready bound to aid special Interests farming industry. old New England houses, if they run this liability insurance business to $100 a week and better. And There isn’t much that can be since they get their board and keep which are going to want favors in ^^Hold the lincy please/^ and the chimneys haven’t been al­ successfully and at a great deal Washington. Through their own done about the system except per­ in the home, you can see what a fat haps in an aggravated case like lowed to fall into disrepair, are lower cost to the motorist than it job it is. Only the other day, I business connections, though their splendidly generous distributors of was saying to my wife that there indebtedness for campaign funds Bingham’s. The same thing goes rnn be run through Insurance com­ and other support or through the as to the practice of rewarding A few years agOy when you placed an out-of-town cally the heat. Their cunning devisement is panies. If it can, millions of people probably Isn’t a butler on the row who isn’t petter off at the end of a political organization which controls i members of Congress and govem- operator said, "We will call you.” You hung up the receiver and such that the glow from the fire outside of Massachusetts will be year than his master. With that them, which is itself often openly ment officials with fat jobs for their fiows out Into the room In a blessed, deeply interested, because what one much velvet, those fellows can allied with special interests, their previous services, waited until the connection had been established. probably soak away $4000 a year or position is such that they don’t Goodness knows how many ex- comforting mellow fiood. We will state can do another can do. have to be threatened or persuaded, senators and ex-representatives are bet a cookie that you can bring the more. And getting market tips and Today, about 78% of all toll connections are made while you We haven’t any idea whether it so forth, they probably are rich." 2. Many or most government offl- in Washington working for proflt- thermometer at the opposite side of can or not. Also we should like the No wonder that no man is a hero clals and members of Congress look making interests which they fa- hold the line. This applies on calls not only to nearby points but forward to business careers after vored with their votes while in a big living-room from sixty to that mischief to advocate any such ex­ to his butler. also to many distant ones— often to cities that are hundreds of luxurious seventy-four or seventy' leaving the public service. A large Congress. And all through the gov- periment in Connecticut. But if But to go on with the price list: number are promised lucrative jobs ernment departments and bureaus five, with less expenditure of fuel there is a way of bringing about with corporations before they step one finds men doubljng their in­ miles away. A valet runs to $150 ^ month; a comes by leaving the service to en­ money, by means of such a fire compulsory liability insurance with­ cook can command around $300; a out. Some of them openly court This high-speed operation on calls to distant points is made place blaze than you cam by stoking chauffeur averages $200 and food— these jobs by granting favors to ter the employ of the business in­ out imposing a heavier burden on terest with which they have been the furnace. frequently rooms: a houseman can special interests while in the gov­ possible by new developments in s-witching equipment and new the average motorist than he can be had for a measly $100; the par­ ernment service. The higher their in contact as government officials. Nobody knows the extraordinary bear. It Is a matter which concerns position in the government the Business Pays Well operating methods— the results of extensive research to make lor maid is also worth $100; the One even observes that as many virtues of a fireplace unless he has the whole country. If the Bay State French maid averages $150 and, if more Important favors they can had to do with one of the old-timers dispense and the bigger the jobs as six important officials of the your telephone service more satisfactory. ^ has the nerve to do the experiment­ there are children, a nursemaid re­ foreign service have recently re­ or with a fireplace and chimney ceives a similar amount. they can expect in private life. ing, good luck to her in the adven­ Such items, of course, do not All men in positions of public signed to enter the banking or oil The improved method has resulted in a marked increase ill modernly built on the old-time lines ture. cover any op the incidentals. In trust do not administer their jobs business. The government pays And In many an architect’s office the matter of entertainment Park with a view to future remunera­ low wages. Business phys high the speed of making inter-city connections. For instance, four tion, bUt there are innumerable ex­ wages. the chimney skillfully designed for SELF-DISGRACED avenue runs its bills into the mil­ You can’t brand every govern­ minutes was the average length of time required to secure an out- open fires and the fireplace nicely lions. It is the chief supporter of amples. An extraordinary situation has the night resorts Md the leading The exposure of Senator Bing­ ment official who resigns to take a of-town connection in 1920. Two years ago the average had calculated to provide heat' are fac­ ' contributor to the high priced boot­ ham of Connecticut, who had em­ better paid job. Probably most of tors in a lost art. arisen in the smelly Pantages case ployed an official of the Connecti­ them are honest enough and doubt­ dropped to two minutes. Today the average is 66 seconds— just leggers. Its bar bill is said to run less so are the- corporations which The fireplace needs no apologist. in Los Angeles, three members of into the tens of millions. cut Manufacturers’ Association as the jury which convicted Alexander his secretary and took him Into employ them. over a minute. It need not base Its claim for recog­ But there are enough tempta­ Pantages, rich theatrical producer, At least half a dozen private de­ secret meetings of the Finance nition on asthetlc assets as com­ Committee to worii on tariff rates tions and enough men to succumb To increase the speed with which connections to distant of a statuary offense against a girl tective agencies thrive on the busi­ pensating for material liabilities. It ness handed ‘ them from the weal­ for manufacturers, furnished a so that you can realize why, in vaudeville performer having signed shining example of how business Washington, prosperous biislness points are made— this is one of the obligations which we must is a charming, lovely thing when thier sections of Fifth and Park interests get most of the breaks. it is in action—and all the beauty affidavits that they were “influ­ avenues. ties up with politics and legislation. assume to attain our goal: enced 8md coerced” into a verdict These agencies are Ijnown as and spiritual comfort of its open “divorce detectives.” But only a fire are sheer “velvet,” because you of conviction. fraction of their sleuthing Involves steps behind comes a sleuth, watch­ **The most telephone servicey and the best, get a mighty good return for your Perhaps this is not the first time the watching of the married folk. ing at close range. fuel money in heat—if you have .a that jurymen have promptly repu­ There is no secret to the informa­ Divorces, too, figure prominently at the least cost to the public.^* tion that sections of Park and Fifth -^for the bored wives of the gold A'ffl0U(3BT diated their verdict, but it is the fireplace that is a fireplace. avenues are inhabited largely by coast playboys get themselves into only case of the sort which we re­ lovely ladies whose rents are paid mischief and the gigolo business Is STOCKS call and it is sure to attract muen by sugar daddies. far from extinct. It merely oper­ Be ye strong therefore, and let And since the "papas” foot the ates on a quieter basis. not your hands be weak: for your It is to be doubted whether the attention work shall be rewarded. — H That the p'antages lawyers, who On the other band, some of the latest slump in the stock market cious of their fair damsels—who most solid and happy families to be Chronicles 15:7. possesses more than an academic obviously must have engineered are frequently considerably less found in Manhattan are to be found interest for Manchester people. this repudiation, will be able to than fhlr in the matters outside of Within a door’s reach of the hectic Lie not down wearied 'neath This is not what you might call a utilize the shameful assertion of pulchritude. The average endowed Whirl of indiscriminate amour. Woe’s weeping willow; work with a THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COliffANY ^rlie has little but time upon her GILBERT SWAN. stout heart and resolute will.—Mrs. highly speculative community at these jury members in any sort of hands. And there are as many Osgood. any time. It is not one of those court proceedings would seem to gigolos as the^e are dancing daugh­ towns, like some we could mention be extremely unlikely. How the affi­ ters of the bored class. The • total of $315,446,256 in foreign trade of the Philippine Is­ Change sometimes helps us to a in Connecticut, where the staple davits can be successfully employ- Hence the super-spy system that J I* 1 = 1 functions along luxury lane. Does a lands for the year ending June 30, better view of life—if we get of conversation for bankers, mer­ ed it is difficult to Imagine, for gj^ jg favorite of some sugar daddy 1929, represents an increase over enough change a n d spend it Herald Advertising Pays—Use It chants, clerks, shophands and boot- surely no appelate court or pardon-1 gteo into her limousine. Just a few the previous year of $45,000,000. wisely. r ‘3 PAGB s e v fl!l i MANCHEsrER EVENING HERALD. SOOTH MANCHESTER, CONN.. THOBSDAY, NOVEMBER. 7, 1929.

ARABS SENTENCED. HARTFORD’S MAIN ST. CELEBATION COMMITTEE M lIfN m RUM RUNNERS KILL Jerusalem, Nov. 7.— (A P )—Two| HEST Colonial Reproductions ------idfceiis Arabs were sentenced to death and Dll. Mutteeole m etl oaaaihr . two others fined $1,250 each on applied once an hour m . fete . DRY AGENT IN OHIO n . It penetratea and aHimilatea* Furnish Exhibition Home charges of murder in connection \ ■with the death of Rabbi Kestel, and! Toledo, Ohio, Nov. 7.— (A P )— with attempting to murder his wife Watkins Brothers in Decorating Interior Give Ralph Zahnle, 33, deputy marshal of during the recent Semitic-Moslem Toledo, died in a hospital early to­ rioting at Hebron. House Atmosphere Suggested^ by day of bullet wounds received when fired upon by a gang of rum run­ Architecture. ners. Zahnle and Einother deputy mar­ shal, E. H. Genzler, were trailing a In keeping »ith tke exterior of to |,«e -^ n ^ . ^_^b.ack truck into Toledo which they sus­ Herald-Elizabeth Park Exhibition ferneries, filled with growing plants pected of having loaded with liquor. Home, which is of the Dutch and figfured cretonne draperies with The truck apparently was guarded green predominating and red and by men following in an automo­ Colonial type, Watkins Brothers bile. The guards seeing they were decorators have furnished and blue as accents complete the color Q idck Cash being followed, suddenly turned scheme of the room, while a small decorated the home throughout, with their machine to block the road and maple desk, a maple Carver chair, a the excepUon of the sun porch, with the officers’ car collided with it. Colonial reproductions and adapta­ tip table of the same wood, and Immediately four men in the car lamps add the Colonial touch which tions. began shooting at the officers. The blends the room with the furnish­ The entrancie hall, with its classi- marshals did not have a chance to LOANS ings of the others. cal stair railing, is papered with a fire their guns. soft, leaf-patterned paper to match The dining room, placed in the Zahnle was shot in the head and south west comer of the house, has the living room. Plain mauve carpet shoulders. Genzler was not hurt. He covers the UUC stairsOLCMIO withWll-Al runners of the a color scheme of mulberry and . took the wounded officer to a hos­ same material used on the floors, blue, the cooler blue tones predomi- pital. $25 $25 — 1 - ^ . . Arvnanlo tftVllp wofincr in thA motre Cir&P68 fl.nCl while a Duncan Phyfe console table nating in the plain moire drapes and Police later found the car from with a Chippendale mirror hung the Oriental-figured rug. An all-over which the shots had been fired. Two over it, and a telephone set, all in scenic paper in tones of soft gray repeating rifles and ammunition mahogany, are the furnishings used. complete a delightful setting for the were in it. The truck and the men Colonial dining grouping of Duncan TO TO The windows are draped in a striped had disappeared. material to match the living room. Phyfe table, Sheraton buffet and Wide French doors lead to the china cabinet, Sheraton card table' living room, which is situated in the server, and the Duncan Phyfe-Em' north west corner of the house. This pire chairs. $300 $300 room, with north windows onljf, has Even in the kitchen the Colonial WAPPING been warmed by the use of the : .me style of furnishing has been follow­ Here’s the eroup of Hartford business men who planned the gala celebration held on the ed out, for here a maple breakfast' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nevers of No Delays Easy Terms paper as the hall, the same plain thoroughfare 3ust comidet^^^^^ f n ^ s T t ufd^y'ln“ % ^ y t S e ifa s r r e d 'e t r y o n e who attends! seemless mauvp carpet cut out to fit group comprising a large butterfly Dedham, Mass., spent the week-end around the fireplace hearth, and by are of small figured chintz design in at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter The celebration or- loft to right William J. Warren,.merchants di'vision. Chamber of Commerce, We Make Personal Loans FYom the striped drapes of soft mulberry, used with rugs showing a small tile S. Nevers. Mrs. Nevers had been ATartSTsTdnTsirn, X- T. Duffy, David Weinatock. Harry Coken $25 to $300 blue and green flecked with gold. pattern in green, soft rose and tan, visiting her daugher. Miss Mildred and Israel Gruber, general chairman.______The furnishings consist of a Chip­ the green predominating. Window Nevers in New York, for the pa.st pendale sofa in figured black drapes for thiA room, the adjoining week and she with her daughter zilian Traction 2 1-2 down at 41 1-2, in a contidential, businesslike manner to tapette, a small wood frame chair pantry-sink room and the lavatory came from New York on Sunday. tain the Pleasant Valley club at her FOREIGN MARKETS and International Nickels was off honest people who are in nged of Ready upholstered in a deep red covering are of a small figure chintz design in They all motored to Hartford in the home next Thursday afternoon. 3 1-2 while Radios and Gramo­ which blends with the drapes, a soft green on a cream background. afternoon where they visited Mr. and Charles Checkas who lives on the phones were correspondingly weak. Cash who demand the strictest Privacy luxurious down-cushioned chair in A new type of cabinet gas range mrs.Mrs. naiuiyHarold ovix.xixSchiel vonof Willis...... street road running east from Station 51, London, Nov. 7.-r-(AP.)—Wall Business was restricted, how­ plain green and a wing chair having which conceals all burners when not Hartford and Miss Etta Nevers of i on the main street was before Judge street’s unexpected overnight set­ ever, pending Wall street’s opening, when securing financial assistance. Our a cretoime cover of warm yellow in use is finished in cream and green the same address. | Newberry and Prosecutor Max back caused a general marking and the fact that the market was Only Charge—Three and One-Half Per with figures in henna, rose and porceTain enamels, and completes Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Tucker c>f|Addleson Tuesday evening tor down of trans-Atlantic favorites to- generally occupied with the details green. A bookcase near the fireplace, the furnishings of this delightful Columbia were •visitors at the home 1 drunkenness and resisting an offi- day. of pay day. British funds were Cent. Per Month on the Unpaid Balance. a long Sheraton table, occasional work shop. of Mr. and Mrs. Walter N. Battey, cer. He was fined $10 and costs Hydros were 5 lower at 35, Bra­ steady. tables and lamps all follow out the The Herald-Elizabeth Park Ex­ last Sunday. colonial atmosphere. hibition Home will be open for in­ Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Lyman are It is a pleasure for us In the sunporch, which opens from spection each fair day this week dri'ving a Dodge roadster. CORN GROWERS AGAINST The Sterling both living room and dining room only from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. It A series of liquor raids was sUg- to talk over in private and which is situated on the west will not be open on rainy days. ed by the state police in the town of Superior Feature any matters which you side of the house, a color scheme of Representatives of all the merchants South Windsor Thursday afternoon, STATE WIDE QUARANTINE Papes feel need the advice and black, green and red has been used. cooperating in the home will be on as a result of which the court In OUR DIVIDEND A fibre davenport and two chairs hand to explain their part in the that town vrill be a busy place next assistance of an experi­ home to those who desire further in­ New Haven, Nov. 7— (A P )—Corn PAYING PLAN are finished in red and green with Wednesday evening. Mai'y Lawry- growers in a meeting yesterday af­ checked upholstery to harmonize formation. COLD enced financial counsel­ nowyez, of Avery street extension ternoon at the Connecticut Agricul­ Every borrower becomes a was arrested for violation of the tural Experiment Station protested COMPOUND member of our dividend club or. .,This interview in­ liquor laws and is held in bonds of strongly against a state-wide quar­ and receives a rebate divi­ curs no obligations, and $200. The state police found a five antine being placed on Connecticut gallon still, tw enty gallons of mash because of the European com borer. dend check on all profits of course is a strictly and two gallons of alcohol in her Scouts this summer discovered the O earned while his loan is in personal and individual Off the Streets, Into Right Niche place. Her husband, Julius Lawry- pest, which is one of the most des­ effect. nowycz, was arrested last evening tructive in the United States, to be transaction. and released on his own recogniz­ present in every county. _ C o l d How the Socially Footloose Boy is Helped ance, for a hearing Wednesday eve­ The restriction would mean that ning on a charge of evading re­ no com on the cob, as well as cer­ to Zestful Interest in Cleanly Activi­ sponsibility. It is charged that cn tain vegetables might be shipped October 27, on the Wapping road in outside the state. Last year Con­ vanishes; dryness and soreness The Sterling Plan ties at “White House.’' South Windsor he collided with a necticut’s corn crop was valued at more than $3,000,000 much of which leaves nose and throat; mucous dis­ car o'wned by Victor Pothier cf charge stops; breathing becomes Hartford, damaging a fender. was export trade to New York, Bos­ of Hartford, Inc. ton and the New England summer easy. Tf a rfoomv day. early in win-^ the big table in the warm room George Pero of South Windsor Is * __ ® ^ ______J a Tr^Kri K o o ’o n frt tV io f Vio colonies. Quarantine would cut off Snaps Out o f Cold A simple compound the druggist 11 ASYLUM" STREET ter. ’The playground around a John began to feel that he had held in bonds of .$200 for ■violation missed something during the past such markets. has in tablets does the work every Comer Main certain school is spotted vrith dirty of the liquor la\i^. A quantity ot In Record Time! time. No laxative is necessary when Second Floor splotches of snow. Trees in the \^ters. These boys that were ‘*No greater injustice could be wine and beer was seized by the done fhAn to put the whole state un­ Pape’s Cold Compound Is used. No Telephcme 5-2304 little park nearby are bare and pre­ copilng in with glowing cheeks were raiders. Frank Muzikevik of Avery der quarantine” declared A. N. sweating or other discomfort. These Office Hours 9-5:30 Daily Thursday 9-7 sent a dismal picture to certain afl known to him. As they greeted Did you ever hear of a five-hour street. South Windsor, Is held in Faraham, of New Haven, president pleasant-tasting tablets are all you students ■within. A bell him they showed a genuine pleas­ remedy for colds? There is one, and ure at his appearance. Later at the bonds of $200.' A still of seven of the New Haven and Hamden it really does bring you out com­ need to knock your cold in a hurry. through the doors come myriads of gallon capacity and a quantity of Vegetable Growers Association. happy children eager for a breath table they showed it In a more pletely. That aqhy, -feverish feeling 35c at all drug stores.—Adv. forceful way.j It was Jimmy Black­ alleged hooch were seized. ^ ■i . . — of fresh air at end of day. The Friendly Indians or Junior 1^. In that happy mass John Zack- hurst siiieaking immediately after KING TO SEE PLAY his election as president of the M. C. A. boys will hold their regu­ London, Nov. 7—(AP)—For the zena is jostled about imtil he lar meeting on ^Vednesday after­ reaches the next street comer. Jolm Arrow club. first time since the beginning of his noon instead of Thursday afternoon is physically perfect but he would "I move that John Zackzena be illness a year ago, King George is Give Your Boy much rather have stayed in school. elected vice-president,’’ said the at the Y. M. C. A. Club rooms. going to the theater tonight. The world within the schoolrTOm newly elected president. “John’s a Mrs. Winnie (Foster) Smith, who His Majesty has selected the SHERWIN-WILLIAMS was filled to the brim of unlimited wonder at school. We need him on has been spending some time at the American play "Rose Marie” at the or Girl a joys and home duties were irksome our staff.” home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Drury Lane theater. to him. His home life was not to Somehow during that evening’s Foster, left last week for her home be considered helpful to him in his deliberations and the entertainment in Brooklyn, New York. march towards the goal of educa­ that followed John found his niche. The Sunday school board of the Visit the Rambler tion. John’s parents stlU reverted He had not been over-interested In Federated church will; hold its regu­ to old-country subjects on the least athletics but here was something lar meeting at the church on next provocation. He loved his parents that fitted in nicely with his ideals. Thursday evening at half past Cycle and his brothers and sisters but he And In Ws ^ d e s t way he could seven. The average of the Sunday M cGovern wanted to get on. There seemed no not help but feel proud of his young school for the month .of October was For joy, contentment niche for his out-of-school energies. friends and a deeper bond of friend­ 107 and good healthy exer­ ship existed for them. He smiled as The choir will meet at the par­ Granite Co.’s cise. While John wak- thinking of the he thought of the change that sonage directly after the Sunday f n d a y & S a t long winter’s evening to be spent would come over his mother’s face school board meeting on Thursday • Memorial around the famUy fire and the unin­ when he told her of his election. He evening. The Rambler line in­ teresting repetition of stories that would interest his brothers and sis­ Next Friday evening, Nov. 8. at Exhibition cludes Velocipedes, would be told he was accosted by ters too, he thought. the'Pleasant Valley school house, “Jimmy’s a brick,” he said to him­ Jimmy Blackhurst. the Pleasant Valley Club will ^ v e a of SUGGESTIONS Sidewalk Bikes and “Going over to the White House self as he neared home. “Thought public whist party. There will be he was high-hat until tonight. Be­ Cross Bar Model Side­ tonight, John?’’ asked the i^de prizes offered and refreshmenrs s awake Jimmy. “Heaps of fun, bet­ lieve me, we’ll have some fun +hl3 served. Mrs. Henry Johnson will be Monuments and walk Bikes. ter come along. We’re going to or- winter with that kid as president Ox the hostess. ganize a club. It’s to be called the the Arrows.” Nothing you can give The Senior Y. M. C. A. boys en­ Markers Let us show you how to have your child wiU pay greater Arrow club and we are going to joyed a practice basketball game meet tonight and elect officers. You dividends in health, happi­ last Monday evening at the paris!i Original in Conception the latest watts at moderate cost ness and contentment than don’t seem to have any trouble with hall. your subjects in school. Come over DRY RAID SPOILS a “Rambler” cycle. Every Mrs. Eben Moulton of Epswlch, Moderate in Price g;rowlng little body manu­ with us and start the ball a-rolling. Mass., has been spending a few days All the way home John kept S-W Flat-Torie makes it easy to factures energy faster than RADIO BROADCAST at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 147 Allyn St., Hartford thinking of the club. He had gone | it can use it up. It. cries J. Stoughton. have smart, colorful walls in aU by the buUding on his way home ; ✓ out for exercise, for an out­ Rev. Francis Fate of Glastonbury from the store many nights past I■ New York, Nov. 7.—(AP.)—If Local Representative homes—old or new—at a cost let for its surplus anima­ preached at the First Congregation­ and could see the boys and girls you missed your favorite musical tion. Therefore every lit­ al church of South Windsor and also within the means of anyone. It playing games in the pleasant program from the Russian Arts tle growing child should be had charge of the communion serv­ Mr. J. Fuller Mitchell given ample opportunity of rooms. He had supposed it to be a cabaret early this morning, don’t is the most economical wall finish sort of a select gathering. He did ice, last Sunday morning. Phone 2-4129, Hartford exercising. blame your radio—there wasn’t any A “Rambler” Cycle not suppose that he held the quali­ program. Mrs. Walter Skinner will enter- —a wall paint with wonderful fications for such association. In brings naturally into play The orchestra was all tuned and body that thoroughly hides the A WflSMSSbt every little tender muscla his mind he could not see where he the microphone had been connect­ 4>; would fit. True, he had never taken of the body. It keeps little ed for the midnight broadcast, old surface a ^ covers more square feet of legs in action, little bodies the trouble to find out. There might when Federal prohibition agents be something in it after all, he wall per quart. exercising, little eyes alert swooped down upon the establish­ and little minds athrill wlm thought. ment in Second avenue. Its rich, lasting colors are washable. Re­ the joy of life, and the The two hundred patrons became Again, that evening, as many decorating costs can be saved year after lungs are^ made to take In panicky and rushed out— many for­ an extra portion of pure others before, John had occasion to getting to pay their checks in their Gobble! go to the store. He passed the year by merely washing your beautiful Flat- air so that the child comes haste. in with cheeks aglow and brightly lighted windows of the ‘ There was one thoughtful mem­ Community club and slowed his pace Tone walls. eyes sparkling. ber In the raiding party. He pulled as he passed. He recognized several Gobble! Come in and see the wonderful effects you out the microphone plug and the of his classmates playing games. In Rambler an upper window he distinctly radio public missed the broadcast can get with this marvelous, washable wall of the raid. ’The cabaret manager SUPERB Cycles identified Jennie Wrenn and Re­ Turkey Talk paint—rich, costly-looking Spanish leather becca Hartshorn in spotless aprons and four waiters were arrested on "J3 0 YCYCLE Are Made waiting on fellow club members at charges of sale and possession of effects and tapestry-like multicolor walls. liquor. (JMAOK by the a tastily arranged banquet table. Our big,'new Decorative He almost bumped Into Jimmy his The Gobbler Says— BALL W est- classmate as he turned around. Book shows many new, in­ BEARiNQ “Just in time John, old boy. Har­ . field .. vey Ditmar is coming down and give MANCHESTER Karl Marks' Real triguing styles. Notice, us a talk about his trip to Nova too, the big Friday and M fg. Scotia. Drove down last summer you know. Visited Evangeline’s old ' PEOPLE Satiuday values listed. Co. home country—Arcadia. Great Native Turkeys stuff, John, especially as we’re have been trading with us reading the poem in English class.” will make your $12.00 The feeble f)rotests that John for years and years and we to attempted about,------''my old sure do appreciate it. When clothes on,” "folks don’t know in Hartford dine with us and THANKSGIVING where I am”—etc., availed nothing. $16.50 The impulsiveness and good nature be sure to bring home some a real old fashioned New England feast of his companion wew an inspira­ oysters and crackers for the tion. He could not resist. other members of the fam-. Inside, at the solicitation of his ily. ORDER YOUR TURKEY EARLY! .chum he ’phoned to Harvey Franks, a neighbor. ^ Manchester Plumbing & Supply Co. "Certainly I will tell your mother HONISS’S vou won’t be home until later, the OYSTER HOUSE “If It’s Hardware We Have It” voice came over the wire. "You’re Marks' Poultry Yard Phone 4425 Use It. 22 State Street 877 Main Street, s,t the Community Club? All right, 136 Summer Street. Tel. 7280 $eU thevmid John—no trouble.” Hartford, Conn. over tpider tku trademark When they had all gathered at ^ " V ‘ J MANCHESTBfi EVENmO HERALD. SOOTH MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1929. By L a u fe r iC U B S AND MAJORS BRUSHING UP SPORTS . Eastern Gridiron Day Picked PLAY ONCE MORE, THEN THE SERIES Move To Attack West To Defeat Flahive - single defeat or even been forced to wich vs. Joe Americo, New York, long years in the minors. . . . He’s m a p e maj-w a accept a tie verdict. Every game has Michigan eleven and toe Army was S ^unds: Les Oberheim. Spring- going to the White Sox. been a victory for the home team bent upon making a comeback at fS d vs. Vin LaBella. M iddleto^. \ UP BOT and the goal line of each title con­ toe expense of Robert Zuppke and four rounds; Rocky Rayo, M ti- ; tender has been crossed but once. Illinois, not toe easiest manner In more, vs. Joe Pasquale, New York, \B A C ^^A U Sunday toe Cubs will tackle the which to spend a November after­ four rounds. AU-Watertovm eleven which comes noon. The Crimson had a final drill here with toe record of four vic­ at Cambridge yesterday against toe The indoor boxing season gets | Sports Forum tories and one defeat. Several form­ plan of attack expected from Mich­ under way in Hartford tonight when j LETTERS WELCO.MED er members of toe Brooklyn Indies, igan on Saturday, and faced only a Thomaston Ponies and Wilby High Georgie Day of New Haven battles | Sign Name and Address limbering session today. The Army teams wiU be in their lineup. They I^ickey Flahive in the stai bout of program was much the same— a hold a decision over toe All-Nauga­ light drill or none at aill today and ten rounds at Foot Guard hall. Day tuck team and toe Branford Laurels probably a brief brush in the ? the favorite. were the only outfit to take them Illinois stadium late tomorrow. GERMAINE ANSWERS into camp the score being only 7 to •promoter Ed Hurley launches the Choice of Six. indoor season sans his &reat draw­ 0. Dick Shikat, giant German recog­ Over at Hickey’s Grove Jack Even with these two eastern ing car of the past two years. Bat DR. MORAN’ S CRACKS nized as world’s heavyweight cham­ elevens playing out of toe territory, Battalino, but expects^ by assem­ Dwyer’s Majors will try conclusions pion in Pennsylvania and New York, with another Massachusetts team. football enthusiasts along the bling attractive cards' to craw out demonstrates on one of hie stable- Atlantic seaboard have a choice ol the fans despite the fact Thomas W. Stowe, This time it will be the Pirates of mates the half nelson and crotch half a dozen fine games from Proid- Willimansett. The record of the hhs graduated to bigger thmgs. Bat. Sports Editor, hold, sometimes termed toe “aero­ dence to Annapolis. With all but however, will be present. The Evening Herald, Willimansett team is not available plane slam.” When Shikat gets toe finishing touches put on, Brown -The card he has arrmgeo for to­ Manchester, Conn. today, but it is understood that they his foe in the above manner, you and Dartmouth await toe game night contains the aames of no Dear Tom : I are the best team from the Bay may count on him pinning his which tops toe home card in the h^dliners but is an array of bouts My four year old daughter has | State Manager Bill Griffin has yet shoulders to the mat for toe next east on Saturday and which is be­ fhat oromises a lot of rugged action finished reading to me an in- Aicx)> He^ A BEP35 „ booked. Dwyer is not expected to move is too bad for the opponent. ing played for toe last tima for at which is what the fans crave. ------congruous fantasy purported tnto ■At’h AUtAMEWCA take any more chance than absolute­ He is burled to toe canvas with the least two seasons. The Flahive-Day star have come from the pen of good ly necessary with his first string fuU weight of Shikat falling on him. Defeated early in the Season by “Doc” Moran. She thought it was men (try and pick them out) on the boxer against a boxer Western Maryland in an upset, a battler. Flahive is a better boxer a bedtime story: but I corrected her. was broadcast throughout the coun­ eve of the series. Both games will fine Georgetown eleven faces a I told her it was an essay on “How mass of young giants scrambled a C^ifomia linesman. It w m Roy try. Riegels became a marked man. start at 2:15. S a r D a y . but Georgie has the edge He ran* the wrong way once but Riegels. He scqoped up toe , ^v^ chance to regain lost ground if It ■'n aggressiveness and in expenenc the early bird catches the worm.” 'Fights Back. can level the defenses of the NaVj The remaining juvenile member of ho’a nn the rie-ht track now., and started ins neyer to be forgot-, Today Roy Riegels, by his great as well. That is the story of Roy fiiegels, ten run. But In the direction of his at Annapolis. Pennsyl'Winia hopes to he IS in line for my family, however, says it isn’t fight back from ignominy, has made preserve its momentum long enough If Flahive wins. caDtain and star center of the Uni- own goal posts. , . better “ money shots” than he has right to make fun of the “Doc” be­ of himself a hero. He is captain of CHARTER OAKS WIN to turn back Penn State which also cause he gives evidence that he is verSy of California football team, Dazed by the impact of toe i^y, the team and his play in the early been getting and he who committed toe most celebrated young Riegels lost his bearings. The i is moving rapidly upward after a fond of children when he does not games of this season has been of bard tc be in good Uiape tor Day. football “boner” since our first an- thoughts of bringing sin^e-handed soggy start. The semi-final bout, finds Frankie want them to work in violation of the highest efficiency. There are cestors tossed forward passes with victory to his team must have been Wait for Rival. the statute and, furthermore, he ______.plenty of cheers for Riegels. He is BY GOOD BOWLING The Princeton »*r*ity went Marchese, whose must think a lot of “The Cubs” regulation cocoanuts. j r u n ^ g through, his mind. with Nick Christy at the Bul^eley through a hard ses^bai in Tigertown when he wants to buy their stock Only by a great burst of speed spoken of as All-America material 11-H.dium last summer is weU re What’ No Subsidized Athletes at yesterday after tw* ^inys of test, mfimbered, battling Jimmy Scully of despite a fluctuating market. And in toe east, where just recently he when I pointed out to her the S tw e » Georgia Tech and Callfor- catch up to tacUe him and avert Siwasfa! the hardest drill it WiU have prior BMton who fought Battalino here played a big part in his team’s vic­ to*the Lehigh game on Saturday. ‘Tloc’s” extreme solicitation that Sfa^megela pSledone that cost his the Beat Meriden Casinos In Sil­ Several colleges were exonerated play gave Georgia Tech the chance tory over Pennsylvania.- of proselyting and subsisidizing Lehigh is no pushover and haa at '^^|hS“ there is a special six in ‘"The Cubs’ ” infernal, pardon, I team a victory and made him a na- Riegels. has proved he had plenty meant internal difficulties should be to win toe game.,, athletes by the Carnegie Foundation least a chance to defeat a slow, v S Johnny Kop. the. kayo Kmg tionaJ goat. of the old red courage. And he ironed out, she said: “Isn’t it a Riegel’s mortification and disgust ver City With 1744 Total; bulletin on college athletics. At once ponderous Princeton team which Is Norwich, meets Joe Amenco Chance for Great Play. has showii himself a great sports­ shame they had that Chinese mur­ must have been^ colossal. But he there was a rush to toe books to find looking more toward the Yale game ^ fS L ^ S k Who .n'ds e deacon In an attempt to gain through man by keeping his mouth shut and than to toe contest at hand. The der down on Oak street.” California’s line, a Tech back tum­ offered no excuses and shouldered out all about toe players on these wer Johnny Ciccone w.:o beat Bat toe blame in silence. The blunder playing all the harder. Third Game Feature. Elis are in no demger this week but •almo at New Haven fwc- years ago^ But, frankly, I could not tell them bled the ball. Out of the tangled elevens—where they came from, why they went to Siwash, what tney it may be recalled that in a similar Three four-rounders wi ' open J:h what it was all about, for I did not situation last year Maryland es­ know myself. I told them that I were studying, and, if working their show. The howling pins at the (Jasino way, how they got their jobs. caped from New Haven with a 6 to thought that the “Doc’’ wanted to 0 victory. \ know who was who; hoW was how; ilC K E lE Y STROHG alleys in Meriden took a lot of Several coaches of toe schools charged with toe hiring habit have Cornell takes on Western llflperve why was why: when was when and abuse last night When the Charter this week and Colgate and Columhia where was where. So I finally' told Oak team of Manchester went there begim to murmur about some of -----Ala.n ^ ^ Gould their neighbors who were given should provide a fine clash for New them that I would clip the code BUT HAS NOT WON York fans. Major Frank Cavanaugh Football and took the Casino Five into camp clean bills of health by the report. from your paper and send it to the «Hw would the All-American team of ten years ago compare wlto endeavored yesterday to correct toe by virtue of a third game rally. The Thus, Moray L. Eby, head of toe de- Civil Service-Commission at Wash­ faults shown by Fordham against Briefs ington, with the suggestion that the toe best mythical lineup of today?” , . , . winners rolled 1,744. of athletics at Coe Col- In the first place, it is a trifle early to paste toe all-star label perma­ A SINGLE CONTEST The first game ended a tie at 568 fg^g_“ ceL r Rapids, la., looks upon West Virginia in toe scoreless tie applicant who was able to decipher West Virginia game. The bronx is, the same be given a postmaster’s nently upon any of toe current satellites, with the main stoge of the cam­ and the second was won by the certain of the schools labeled 100 PitUhurgh - Jock Sdtherltmd Casino by three pins. In toe third, truly alarm, d over toe ram’d forth­ job without the usual political pro­ paign still ahead. In the second place, this is a subject of debate that per cent pure with a disdaining eye. Pittsburgh coach has taken a leat however, Joe Farr’s boi^s hit their coming assignment agidnst Boston cedure. College at Boston. West^ 'Virginia Som to ! book of Gil Dobie m s But be that as it may, Tom, I can seldom gets toe debater anywhere. stride and won by 90 pins to take j New London Outfit Tied What’s This? faces the task of grappling with Pittsburgh team is unbeaten appreciate toe good “Doc’s" enthusi­ Here are the late Walter Camp’s 1919 selections, however, for the toe match by 87. Bogino’s 367 was “Athletics at Coe are just as pure Detroit at Morgantown on Satur­ tied but yesterday he remarked to asm. He probably rambled a- bit high for the match while Cole’s 141 purpose of any discussion desired: as those of any listed in the pure day, and Detroit has not been beaten his 'players they could play good ^ ______^ ______Windham, Lost to Meri­ was toe best single effort. and I can readily understand that Ends-H iggins of Penn State and H. Miller of Pennsylvania. column by the Carnegie Founda­ in twenty games. ^ootball and he’d have to shake them . strain brought The Charter Oaks hit 100 or bet­ Tackles—West of Colgate and Henry ,ot Washington ft Jefferson. ter every: game and the Casinos tion,” remarks Mr. Eby. The clash between Georgia up a bit if they didn’t start deing ; the coming series. As a ‘"rhe only reason Coe is not lined Guards—Alexander of Symcuse and Youngstrom of Dartmouth. den 6-0 and Tied New only missed three figures twice. The N. Y. U. shares metropolitan in t^ it pretty soon. member of “The Cubs” I can prob- up with toe lilies is because we give est with toe Colgate-Oolumbla fr ^ , ably alleviate his sufferings to some ,Cettter— W.eavBr o f C e n t r a /" scores follow: a few scholarships here. There is no with the promise of a good crowd a| New Haven—Yale has shown m extent by informing him that we Charter Oaks Quarterback—McMillin of Centre. Haven Hillhonse. discrimination as to athletes. The the Yankee Stadium on SaturclAjIb practice that it fSally don’t need toe services of an expert Cole ...... 105 100 141—346 only alternative is to refrain from comptometer operator now as I Halfbacks—Harley of Ohio State and Casey of Harvard. Williams is toe choice over WesIS|^ w toout toe aid of Wilkie ...... 118 121 115—354 giving scholarships to anyone or Elis ran over two touchdoi^ms in 20 an at toe second little three gamft have annoymously received one of Fullback—Rodgers of West Virginia. Kehert ...... 102 104 140— 334 else bar athletes altogether, regard­ minutes against toe scrubs yester­ those pocket machines that sus­ Buckeley High, which entertains Bogpno ...... 133 120 114— 367 Manchester'High in football at Mer­ less of their need or their deserts. day and Booth didn’t score a point. picious film companies use to check Camp himself called Alexander and Youngstrom “toe greatest pair of Berthold ...... 110 112 119—341 theatrical crowds and that the oil cer Stadium in New London .to­ “ As to toe white lilies, you may defensive guards that have ever been seen on the gridiron—Alexander in morrow afternoon, the game having •ifW '147 629 1744 Qiiote me as saying that Carleton West Point—Army’s players may of harmony has been poured upon 568 547 629 ^744 I of toe 28, had men out find themselves listening for coach the waters of dissension. I can hon­ particular against running plays; Youngstrom beipg toe terror oppon­ been set a day ahead from its origi­ Casino in North and South Dakota all sum­ Biff Jones’ whistle on toe field at estly assure toe “Doc” that the lat­ nal time on Saturday, has not won ents when forced to kick.” If there are any better tackles around today J. Wolkhalager 110 lOi 105— 316 mer in search of athletes. I know Urbana, Ills., Saturday. The scrubs ter condition ' was due to toe fact a single game this season. than Henry or West, they can’t be located. These two rang among the The Whaling City outfit, how­ M issh k e...... - . 118 112 96— 326 some athletes that didn’t go there ^ean to make some headway that Pete Happeny bought a goat to Vance ...... 118 121 108—347 all-time all-stars. ever, is stronger than it was last without some inducement. against toe varsity in practice using be used in toe series and toe dam Cfuarty 114 93 107—314 minois plays yesterday, but Jones animal died from eating the remain­ year according to the sports de­ “Anyone who knows the condi­ Neils ...... 108 123 123—354 tions under which Leo Loftus went halted each play as soon as der of that can of green Duco. Nineteen nineteen was toe year that little Centre College of Ken­ partment of the New London Day. runner was free or had found an Six games have been played, two to Marquette knows that Coe has Before closing Peter wishes me to tucky first sprang into prominence. It conquered toe ^eat es r- 568 550 539 1657 not been mixed up in anjr of the add that he wants to show some ending in tie games and the other opening in toe line. ginia team that year, gave Harvard a colorful battle in 1920^d beat toe four resulting in \’ictories for the I subsidization business. He received liberality in this coming series and his railroad fare and his expenses Princeton—BUI Roper has made that he is willing to allow “The Crimson in 1921, due to toe extraordinary play of Bo McMillin and Red opposing team. ' Two gentleman of toe squared his most radical change of the sea­ Buckeley played a scoreless tie/ besides.” Majors” to use twenty-two men on 'Roberts. circle are on toe Tulane team this^ Interviews with some of toe other son in the Princeton lineup as toe toe field at one time; move the with the powerful New Haven Hlll- year. They are Jack Pizzano, cap- coaches of the schools not listed as result of Trix Bennett’s injury. Sam Cubs’ goal post to toe twenty-five house team and also a seven to If given suffcient ti'me. West Point’s football team may complete toe seven deadlock with Windham High tnin of the university boxing team, pure might furnish some good copy Levine who has played guard for a yard line; make the CJubs kick off and Red Haas, southern conference Felix Mozzer is expected home 10b of playing at least one college team from every state in the umon. of Willimantic which plays here a for toe scribes and Interesting read­ from Boston Sunday to play wlto couple of seasons went to fullback and .throw forward passes against middleweight champ. and Zundel was shifted to half. the wind, and if necessary send Within toe past ten years the Cadets have drawn their opposition from week from Saturday. Meriden ing for toe subscribers. Maybe toe toe Cubs. The team will practice High which beat Manchester 19 to earnest investigators of toe Founda­ tomorrow night from 7 to 8 at toe •Jumbo” on to the field with a ball no less than 25 states, ranging from California to Maine, Minnesota to With a view of forming a stud 7 only won from Buckeley 6 to 0. tion lost a couple in toe sun. East Side Rec. Hanover—The Dartmouth team and chain. Pete is a very inquisi­ farm, it is believed, Couht John M c­ hardly looked like Dartmouth yes­ tive chap. I want to close this let­ Florida. , . Hartford was victorious 20 to 6. Every New England state has been represented on toe Army slate, WesterlJ^ 12 to 2 and Stonington 13 Cormack will transfer his race Scott-Sharkey Frankie Busch picks Georgia Day terday. In addition to toe absence ter, but he is looking over - my horses ^rom Ireland to England at as well as New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland in toe East. From to 0. Jolly old England suggests to the to heat Mickey Flahive on a de­ of Al Marsters, Len Clark, the shoulder and is saying; “Just ask toe end of toe present season. Green’s second best ball carrier was toe Doc if that three months’ old New York boxing commission that cision tonight in their scrap over in toe South, Florida, Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee and Texas have fur­ toe winner of a bout between Phal- Hartford. The local boxer is of the missing from practice. babe he talks about is toe same one that has been taking care of toe at- nished Cadet foes.foes, West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, minols, M icl^an, STAR BACKS TRAVEL ling Phil Scott and toe terrible opinion that the New Havenite Cambridge—Arnold Horween is tendance ■ records over in (3od’s Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas and South Dakota also have contributed a NEW AUBURN Sharkey man be recognized tis toe throws too many punches fbr the heavyweight champion of toe world. former Georgian. trying hard to give Harvard toe best Countiy during toe present season.” vauiety of gridiron fodder for the soldiers. COACH With profound recognition of your . IN PAIRS IN SOUTH Johnny Buckley, ^be gabbing gob’s possible team for the Michigan Johnny Groman is expected to re­ game. He made another shift yes­ manager, couldn’t have spoken a wavs^^^® ^ 1 California’s Olympic crew champions have been broken up by grad- turn home from the Hartford hospi­ terday, sending Kuehn to toe sec­ better piece himself. Scott, render­ Sincerely, j uation Four of toe oarsmen who shared toe triumph of Amsterdam Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 7. (AP) ed horizontal in his first match in tal Saturday afternoon. EJxpecta^ ond team and filling his tackle post tlona are, however, that h« will not with Bill Ticknor, Talbot replaced HAROLD R GERMAINE. ^ foundation for toe varsity which Coach “Ky” Ebright Stellar halfbacks travel In pairs on this country with mushy-chlnned Knute Hansen, doesn’t figure to be don a uniform again this season. Ticknor at guard. President of The CJubs ' hopes to develop Into another Poughkeepsie winner in 1930. For a new southern gridirons this year. South Manchester, Conn., Besides toe high-powered Hack any more than a breeze for toe Bos­ The flashy Cub halfback wants to stroke oar, to replace toe great Pete Donlon, Ebright may have to look play but if he does it will be against providence — Browm’s difficulties November 6, 1929. and Mack combination at Tennessee ton bloke at this moment. no further than his freshman pace-setter of last season, Duncan Gregg, __Buddy Hackman and Eugene Me- It would be interesting to note toe advice of the doctor and his own in feitaining a big enough supply of better judgment tackles for the Dartmouth game’ are who has power In every inch of his 6 feet 3 1-2 Inches. Ever toe touchdown twins— there how Scott would fare in a brawl not. over. John Ferrebee, who has are ’three double dynamite acts with Mister John Risko. YY9ffANK^ scooting around toe Dixie circuit. “ Sugar” Hugret former Bristol beedli out since before toe Yale High star, is playing regular right Tulane has Bill Banker, the gaffte, returned yesterday and was Men who lose their nerve end on the N. Y. U. freshman foot­ assigned a second team post Anoth­ lose it just when they blond blizzard, and litUe Ike Arm­ BRONKE IS BEATEN ball team this season. This chap er tackle, Joe Schein remains on toe need it most Myem May Still Play strong to aid Its march to a south­ used to spell doom for Manchestei hospital list. ern championship. High teams much too frequently. Banker is rough, tough and BY OVER 100 PINS Against Georgia Team rangy Armstrong is elusive, slim “Hank” McCann writes frota and sipall. Their styles dovetail Grove City College where he and Last Night’s Fights as neatly as those of McEver and Dave Orenstein decisively defeat­ George Stavnltsky are trying fox Hackman. ed Rube Bronke in the first half >f berth on the ■varsity basketball York, Nov. 7.-t-(A P )—^The cal condition would be toe determin- Georgia Tech boasts of Warner a home and home bowling match team. "It pays to be in good physi­ ing factor. P ^ s — Young Stribling, Macon, atoletic authorities of New York U. Mizell and Stumpy Thomason who last night at his own alleys. The cal condition down here under Coach final margin was 120 pins, but Ga.g outpointed Maurice Grisselle Insist that Dave Myers, negro quar­ kicked up quite a fuss over a wide Bob Thorn. The sessions are real range in 1829 and still are the Bronke still has hopes of a come­ strenuous.” terback will play against Georgia A CHAIXENQE. d icin n a tl—Freddy Miller, Ohio, punch of toe Golden Tornado. back In the final seven games Satur­ outAlnted Steve Smith, Bridgeport, Saturday, provided he recovers in The 'Whippets basketball team And (Jlemson thinks that Johnny day afternoon at the Casino alleys. W. L. “ Young Bill” Stribling pops time from an injury received in toe of New Britain, Junior champions of Justus and “ Goat” McMillan, h The scores last night were as fol- up into the limelight again with a 10-Oakland—Babe 1 Anderson, San hard running, slashing pair, have Iqws: victory over Maurice Qriselle. Penn State game. In'a memorandum 1927-28, are now booking their road JOHN "RED' FLOYD Bronke Jos4^ Cadif., outpointed Freddie no superiors as a team. They are Orenstein French hea'vywelght. in Paris last issued yesterday in which he said games with any organized team 87 Fitifterald, Youngstown, Ohio, ten. averaging 18 years. For games get the two principal reasons why A native son of the South has 102 night before an overflow attendance. toe so-called “gentleman’s agree­ 76 Not much, if anything, had been In In touch with Lucian Olewnik 44 Clemson was able to pile up 203 stepped into toe role of head coach 106 ment” between toe two universities 102 99 the papers about the bout here in % Brooklawn street. New Britain, points In Its first six games. at Auburn. , ^ „ Tfc Rec Five will have its sec that Myers was not to play had He Is John “Red” Floyd, a Van­ 118 86 this country and few kniew about it Conn. 86 ondS basketball practice session THECANfraiig never existed and that he had been Duke University, .toe . baby mem­ derbilt graduate. Since graduating 98 until toe victory came over the misquoted in toe newspapers about 100 106 cable, a comparatively short froi* 7 until 8 tomorrow night at puislt Mickey Cochrane’s brother, Arch­ ber of toe Southern conference, in in 1921, Floyd has coached at sev­ the *chool street Rec. Manager Nbu CAii'r the apparent discrimination against 118 84 Mme a g o^ e saw Young Bill at the ie, is trying for a halfback berth on half a year’s competition won titles eral achoqls and colleges in the a u i5 Olson’s Ter the negro star. Prof. (Jourtney, south. He succeeds George M. harkey - Loughran' melee in New the Duke university freshman elev- Inin baseball and wrestling and was 624 fork. ribltf Swedes had been booked chairman of toe N. Y. U. board of runner-uD in baaketball and boxing. Bohler. resigned. 744 Wayahere again this season. athletics control said Myers physl- en. . I PAGE NINA UANCHESTEie EVENING HBKALU, SOUTH MANCHESTER,XX)NN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1929. 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TfflS HAS HAPPENED Mrs. Hogarth with our son s r^ - Every man I have talked to re-^so absolutely on its own as now— fortune. In fact, we did not see the cently is heatedly concerned about no soft tendrils of hair, no softly bj/ Oliue f^gberts Barton MRS. EMMA HOGARTH, repu^ poor, dear lady after our caU upon the long skirt situation and is view­ concealing brim—just a complete gaiser, who frequently changes her her earUer in the evening. Mr. Dun­ ing with alarm, what can possibly declaration of truth regarding all Q l9 2 S bn NBA Servicejna will to name a new favorite among dee was with her at the time, and have happened to women’s brains the contours, wrinkles and sags. the boarders, is strangled to death Mrs. Rhodes joined the little party __if any. ' Beautiful women, of course. . The year following the' war I^in those two precious weeks? Sbm between 11:45 and 12:15, Saturday before the wife and I had left. Mrs. But so far as I know, he is not [look beautiful in anything and took the children to a lakeside out ' by' applesauce * and ribbon sand­ ^ night, June 29, in her room on the Hogarth was then in excellent worried about these show-your- youngsters can get away With ex­ summer resort for a two-week va­ wiches ? second floor of MRS. RHODES spirits, and had some very com­ forehead hats that are a real crisis tremes, but the way looks dark for cation. “ Come aloni;,” I said. boarding house. BONNIE DUNDEE, plimentary things to say about my in the lives of all women who do the rest of us. Upon our arrival some good And No Applesauce young detective, assists his chief, son, Larry—” ■ not look like Greta Garbo or Nor-j The new hat has completely friends said promptly. “We must We tramped along till we foimc LIEUTENANT STRAWN, in the “Yes, yes," Strawn mterrupted ma Shearer, and unfortunately a changed the make-Up program, have your girls in our club. We’ve a man with skiffs for hire anc investigation. __impatiently.c—------“Now, Mrs. Sharp, I small percentage of us do not. Focusing atteiltion, as it does, on a wonderful girls’ club here. They rented one for a week, contract­ A t the Rhodes’ house are MR. and ghould like you to tell me why you Because it is really the hats the eyes, they become the radio- learn everything.” ing for fresh supply of bait eacl more than the skirts that are tion point for all clever artificiali- day. MRS. SH.4RP, DAISY Shepherd,' ^ere afraid that Norma Paige For a day 1 pondered. Then T saleswoman; WALTER STYLES,' j^nows something about this bad changing women before our eyes, ty—a needed emphasis of the Then! We fished and we hiked decided. Into the club they should proprietor of a small haberdashery; business.” Whether you show your legs or not brows and lashes, and a deftly and we swam and we picnicked NORMA PAIGE, his fiancee and sharp bridled like an angry is not nearly so important or does inserted shadow. And color seems go. Joiners we would be. and we spread ourselves generallj Mrs. Hogarth’s latest heir; BERT ben. “I don’t know what you’re talk- not definitely date you nearly so to^ have' vanished from every point I was influenced by the sur­ over as much landscape as w« MAGNUS, amateur scenario writer; about, sir! I didn’t see.Norma— accurately as how you vote on the except the lips. Apparently rouge roundings—a beautiful lake, enor­ very well could in the days that AN E’VENING gown of flesh mous stretches of aromatic pine CORA BARKER, theater pianist in ^bat is, I didn’t speak to her— ’’ millinery issue. has ■ taken the same soft of a followed. panne velvet attains feminine soft­ woods, gorgeous rock glens to ex­ love with Magnus; HENRY DOWD, i think you’d better tell me ex­ Picture of Style slump the stock market did a short And the lesson is obvious. S< plore. Certainly a very heaven of newcomer out of work, and DUSTY actly what happened, Mrs. Sharp." At a recent motion picture open- time ago. ness through gathers at the low V often we teach the children tc Mrs. Rhodes’ worthless husband. “Well, but I can tell you right ing, attended by celebrities, stage 'The most advanced 1930 models neck caught by two roses of the opportunity for the young! value little things at the expense This was what they needed, both Strawn immediately suspects jjow, that no matter where Norma and screen stars and a good come in pure white or ecru. In same material: of big ones. Applesauce shuttinf EliUL SEVIER, a former boarder, ^^g^ gbe didn’t have anything to sprinkling of smartly dressed New fact, if you can copy an Erte o^ an of them, boating, swimming, fish­ out the gorgeous summer work ing, hiking, camping, sports, wood­ who once tried to rob Mrs. Ho- ^^^th this terrible murder!” Mrs. Yorkers, I was amazed to see how Aubrey Beardsley drawing exactly, where a million lessons could b< garth. Strawn learns he left town gbarp assured him indignantly^ "I millinery has sneaked up on us, or you can’t go' far wrong-^scenfcally cans, and quite a mftnber of liquids, craft. learned from Mother Nature in hei .. . , ------ggg Norma. After I finished pack­ more exactly, how it has sneaked speaking. •j such as grape juice, ginger ale and ® ® ■ . . ! gentlest mood! in great agitation on the one o’clock We went to headquarters next . ___ ing, I was awfully hot, and decidec} off of us. I'he pink and white baby doll vinegar come in small sized bottles. train. day and signed on two dotted to take a cool bath before going to In fact, the hats talked so much with the staring blue eyes or the While it would seem unprofitable for Dundee, stationed behind a screen, lines, paid the fee which I could Germans have developed a pro­ the train. That was about 10 min louder than the talkie, that though ruddy milk maid type have appar- the banners to put up these small takes notes as Strawn quizzes Dowd. not afford, and they were in. cess for burning out tree stump: utes after Mr. Sharp came up— ” I have forgotten the picture, the ently passed out of the picture— amounts, the growing demand war­ He insists he was in all evening and hats are still working on my con- passed, I have nft doubt, to return rants it, and although we have al­ I left them and went down to with an equal mixture of nitric ant heard nothing but the squawking of “About 11:40?” the beach and spent a lonely day. sulphuric acid, making their re­ “Yes, I opened my door, to go to -scious and sub-conscious mind. completely redecorated -lo meet ways been taught it was cheaper to CAP’N, Mrs. Hogarth’s parrot. Cora Every woman that commanded the current mode, .after Jhe inex- buy in quantity where, people live At about three o’clock two sub­ moval easy. is next given a merciless third de^- the bathroom, and I saw Norma, my attention was showing every plainable way women have of alone • or there are just two, it is dued little figures in blue uni­ gree. She tells how Magnus “ stood come out of her room anl start down inch of her forehead, which after changing themselves like chamel­ more economical to buy a number forms found me. They looked her up,” how she carhe home at the hall toward the bathroom. I years of concealment, looks shock­ eons when their surroundings de­ of staples in the small packages tired and dispirited. I was in­ 12:10 to hear him typing in his could see she was going to take a ingly expansive, almost nude, in mand. rather than to- risk the waste of un­ stantly suspicious. room. She explains her bandaged bath, for she had her bath towel used foods in the larger receptacles. “What did you do today?” I over her arm, and was wearing bed­ ! fact, and does give an impression hand by saying she burnt it while And Monocles! We have heard grocers laugh about, wanted to know. pressing a dress. She denies being room slippers, pajamas, and a ki­ of premature baldness. 765 And the hat not only has changed And believe this or hot, and take the woman living in a small apart­ “I learned to make applesauce,” engaged to Sevier, though she ad­ mono. I started to ask If she’d let i itself, leaving the forehead uiipro- it for what it is worth, I counted ment that would try to buy a carrot, said one small child. “It was aw­ mits his attentions to her. The me have my bath first, but Mr. UTILITY TYPE for instance, when he only sold them m dark•k dahlia I! tected while iti hovers over the nape | seven .women weaitog mqnocles;— fully hot.” Sharps are next quizzed. Mrs. Sharp Sharp' had told me about Norma’s utility dress jn uaiK. ^ ^ — ------seven different ones, mird you. in bunches. Now, if she wants the “ Our class learned to make rib­ is dressed to catch a train, saying crying, and I thought • the quicker shade crepe silk that offers a i of the neck, but it has completely carrot flavor for a stew, she can buy bon sandwiches,” said the other. definite change to everyday ward- ; revamped the feminine ideal. So let the men worry about long her son is in trouble. They tell of she got nice cool bath the better skirts, we women have enough on a small can all ready cooked, use “1 didn’t get a very good mark. seeing Mrs. Hogarth send Styles she’d feel, and there was plenty of robe is sketched in Style No. 765.! irofo it what she wants and cream the re­ Mine was crooked.” The fluttering plaited skirt with' "e Have to Face^It our minds. This is no time for fur­ angrily from her door. time before I had to leave for my rows in the brow,- but I don’t see mainder with peas or use the diced I lifted my eyes to the distant train. ' box-plaits at centre-front to carry It seems to me that there never bits in a salad. Not so many years ^ ' ...... - _ ; was atime when the face was put how to avoid them. hills with the foamy white, clouds NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY “I went back into my room, and out idea of panel to lengthen the ! ago when corn came in the regula­ loafing over their tops, at the CHAPTER XII wrote out a telegram to send to silhouette is decidedly youthful. i tion size can, we recall when dur­ smart little catboats like bits of “ What do you mean, sir?” Mr. poor Larry from the station, and The plaits are low placed, em­ ing the evening refreshments was white paper bobbing over the LawTcnce Sharp asked blankly. also one to a lawyer we know at phasizing flat hips, which mhkes it j offered one of these women who liv­ sparkling green water, the blue ___ rrare/enitillve “I mean—can you swear that it the capital, and then—it was about equally suited to larger woman. A | ed alone, she replied; “Thank you, sky, the dark gi-een of the pine was Mrs. Hogarth’s voice you heard 15 minutes, I guess—I thought narrow tie belt nips the normal j but I can’t eat anything, I ate near- woods—at the whole big sweet will call with a cake telling Norma Paige good night, and Norma would be through with her waistline. } Iv a whole can of corn for supper.” world! Was it all to go to waste not the voice of the parrot?” bath, and I took my towel and soap The neckline is unusually becom-! MARY TAYLOR. “I—fiever thought of that,” Sharp and started for the bathroom again. ing, cut square at front and fin'- j THIS AND THAT IN The door was closed, and I could ished with rever collar of printed j admitted. “But I feel sure it was OFF FOR HONOLULU Mrs. Hogarth’s voice, though now hear water running. silk crepe in blending tones. The i that I think of it, it did sound a “I thought Norma might just be scalloped turn-back flared cuffs and i little hoarse and queer, as if she rinsing out the tub, and I’d call to jabot frill at left side of neckline [ San Francisco, Nov. 7—A com- ^ c«nt please al­ layer for layer until all is used. Then i ^ G L E can never do the slightest harm. low live days. come with the most attractive ap- infant, and for frequent use. perch, but crooked one bright eye stairs to telephone, though she cover with buttered crumbs and C0» Always keep a bottle in the house. PrlodS Cents pliqued designs in colored linens. And a more liberal dose of at his dead mistress’s friend. “ Good wasn’t dressed properly, but as it When it comes to larger pieces, like bake 30 minutes in a moderate oven. It is the safe and sensible thing night!” Cap’n answered, and to was so late and all, and nobody Serve from baking dish. when children are ailing. Whether Castoria is always better for Name bedspreads, there is an infinite growing children than some need­ Dundee, behind the screen, the voice much around-” variety to select from. For the Care should be taken that the it’s the stomach, or the little seemed to be that of the murdered “Then what did you do, Mrs. rice for this dish is not overcook- lessly strong medicine meant only Size . colonial bedroom there are nev/ bowels; colic or constipation; or woman herself. Sharp?” Strawn asked, to stem the counterpanes in printed patterns I ed. Overcooked rice will produce diarrhea. When tiny tongues are for adult use; Genuine Castoria * * ♦ a watery dish, while undercooked tide of useless words. /Uldress which a few yards away could hard­ 1 coated, or the breath is bad. always has Chas. H. Fletcher’s ! rice will absorb some of the to- “W'as it that voice or Mrs. Ho­ “Why, I took my bath. I was go­ ly be distinguished from the real Whenever there’s need of gentle signature on the wrapper. Pre­ garth’s that you heard answering ing to apologize to Norma if she old intricate bedquilt patchwork de­ 1 mato juice and the dish will be scribed by doctoral Send your ordei to the “ l*at- ' firm and attractive. iiegulation. Children love the Norma Paige?” Strawn demanded, came and found the bathroom in use, signs. with slow emphasis. but she didn’t come. But when I’d teni Dept., Manrlie^ilet Evening “ I— ” Lawrence Sharp wiped his finished and rinsed the tub out, I left Herald. So. Manrhesler. Conn.” The store windows are blossom­ Among the winter fabrics, velvet brow. “I—can’t swear which voice the water running for her again, ^ d ing out with Thanksgiving linens, seems to be without question the it was, but I believe it was Mrs. went back to my room... .Oh, yes,” the loveliest we have even seen. One most important. Coats, hats, dresses Hogarth’s.” she caught herself up. “I did stop many years. The public, cries loud­ that captivated me was in a rich and ensembles are made of some “Now, Mr. Sharp, did you hear and knock on Norma’s door again, to ly for relief, yet it is doubtful that cream linen damask with pastel one or another version of It, from or see anyone else as you returned tell her I’d left the water running, there is any certain method of pre­ shades of roses. Nearby were other , the transparent that drapes so to your room about half-past 11?” but she still didn’t answer. I sudden­ ventionnuoa oi of cure. i patterns with the most delicate j beautifully to the thick, short pde ‘•No— Yes! I heard Bert Magnus’s ly thought maybe she was in there It is recognized that the com-I greens and other shades on a wfiite velvets. Velvet surely leads the tyle parade, and like fur it is be­ typewriter. His room is directly crying, and I just said, 'Your water’s mon cold is rather self-limited and ground. The housewife who re­ coming to the v/earer. Muffs are of across the hall from mine, you running, Norma dear,’ and went on tends to get better in two or three ceives a set of table linen such as know.” to my room. I intended to go back those we have tried to describe will velvet and often the bag is of the days regardless of what is done for came velvet as the costume. “Did you see Miss Paige, too?” to the bathrooin in a minute or two it. One may soak the, feet in hot be delighted. “No, he couldn’t have. His doo» to see that the tub didn’t run over, water, take various remedies,, use j was shut.* Norma ran down the hall but when I looked out of my door, I laxatives, go to bed, drink lots of I also browsed around m- the Food In Small Containers to her room and closed the door— saw Norma going into the bathroom water or do almost anything else j drapery departments and admired The miniature food package with a bang,” he admitted reluctant­ and I knew it was all right” the lovely new cretonnes and linen which sells in the stores for a dime, without affecting greatly the som.etimes three for 25 cents, has ly, “just as I W83 closing my own “Did you see from which direc­ amount of time necessary for re­ damasks for this purpose. The glass nets and theatrical gauzes come in now become standard. Fruits, vege­ door. Her room is next to ours, you tion Miss Paige came?” lief. know. I didn’t speak to her, or she “ Oh, no, but from her room, I a variety of new color combinations. tables, beans, spaghetti and other It ia known that there are cer­ foods are put up in small, individual to me. When I entered our room, I suppose. She must have been in tain remedies which will suppress The last named fabric may be had found the wife packing. I told her there crying because Mrs. Hogarth the excretion • from the nose that about the train and the upper berth, didn’t want her to maj^ry Walter, flows too fluently, and other reme- , and wrote out a check for $100 for but I just saw her opening the dies that will give relief from pain. bail— ” bathroom door.” These things are directed, however, “Not for the $300 also, to pay for “ Did you see or hear anything else at the symptoms but not at the the car?” Strawn interrupted with during these trips to the bathroom, cause. lightning quickness. Mrs. Sharp?” Sir' E. Farquhar Buzzard, one of “Why, no. I shall have to get the “ No, s ir .. . . Yes, I heard Mr. the leading British physicians, em­ $300 from the savings bank, when Magnus’s typewriter, and I though phasizes that -,the common cold is it opens Monday morning,” Sharp to myself that he had a nerve writ­ not curable becaiise it is only the The Milk We Deliver To Your answered. “I don’t keep that much ing so late at night, though Mrs. manifestation of a batjle royal be­ in my checking accoimt.” Rhodes had told him he could work tween invading mlcrobfes,. and the “May I see your savings bank till 12 last Saturday night, on ac- tissues of their victim. book, please?” Strawn asked. j count of people not going to bed “All that we can do,” he says, “is House Comes Direct From The “Sir! Are you intimating that I— early, and everything, but I do to render aid to the latter in order I!—one of Mrs. Hogarth's closest think— ” to shorten the struggle and hasten friends for two years—murdered “Thank you very much, Mrs. the almost inevitable victory.” her for such a ridiculous reason as Sharp. And you, too, Mr. Sharp. I He feels that the common cold is Farm To You Via The Most to get a paltry $300 for my son?” see no reason why you can’t take preventable, but that actual en­ Strawn grinned crookedly. “I’m the next train to your boy, Mrs. forcement of the effectual preven­ not insinuating anything, Mr. Sharp, Sharp.” tive measures would produce such but—I’d like to see that bank book, When they* had left the room, a social upheaval and raise such if you please.... Thanks! .... Strawn summoned F*ayne and told an outcry from the public that.no Sanitary Route Possible Hmm! I see that you have a bal­ him to bring in Norma Paige. Dun­ minister of health is ever likely to ance of $410.03. Destined to pay the dee’s pulse quickened at the thought risk his position or his parts by boy’s tuition, I suspect?” of seeing her again. bringing them into force. Great care is taken in gathering it— then it is rushed to our pasteurizing plant and “My financial affairs are my own i (To Be Co'htinued) A common cold Is essentially an delivered to you in perfect condition. concern, sir,” Sharp answered stiffly, j attack of germs on damaged mu­ “Just what is your occupation, cous membranes. The membranes If you have any questions to ask regarding Bryant & Chapman milk ask our driv­ Mr. Sharp?” may be damaged by heat, by cold, ers. They are trained men who know their business. All our employees are at your “I am head of one of the house Daily Health by dust or by a dozen other factors. furnishings department’s at Marcus- The germs that do the attacking service to handle your wants promptly, efficiently and courteously. • Crane’s— the linoleum department,” may vary in virulence according to Sharp answered with dignity. “My Service the person from whom they come. | salary is— entirely adequate to the In Adew of the present status of needs of myself, my wife and son.” ABOUT ALL WE DO IS our knowledge of a cold, it is rea-. “Mrs. Hogarth was such a close LET A ‘COMMON COLD’ sonable to suggest that wisdom de-1 friend of yours that she would have RUN ITS COURSE mands aiding the body in every ^ admitted you at half-past 11 or even way possible to overcome the bac­ . as late as midnight, I suppose?” BY DR., MORRIS FISHBEIN teria. A body that is resting, with Bryant & Chapman’s Milk S t r a ^ asked blandly. Editor Journal of the American the bowels moving freely, using toe Medical As8d!(p»^n Itfl'd 'of.ljE:^jrel(i^', right fpqd Land ..getting. plenty .of . 49 HOLL STREET, PHONE 7697 ^ The color in Sharp’s face became the de^th Magazine fret^ *ind sunlight is more like­ . almost apoplectic. “ She would have The ^st'com tooh of complaints ly-to .dverooinfii! germs than one that Quality Courtesy Service admitted me, sir, if I had knocked! is probably the ihost difficult to is fati^ed and suffering with re­ But 1 did not do so. Neither did my control. The common cold has peated attacks on the mucous mem­ wife. We had no occasiofa to trouble been disturbln8r mankind for a good brane by bad environment.

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Murder C3ase,” because the crimes Frances Leedom Hess of Philadel­ “GREENE MURDER CASE” seem naore baffling of solution, be­ MOTHERS TO DICTATE GIALDINI LOCATED ’ TREASURER OF LEAGUE phia will entertain the delegates cause the story carries a greater with a series of monologues. Miss number of amazing surprises. It EXHIBmON HOME IS Hess is nationally known as a pro­ lUOTATIONS AT STATE TOMORROW deals with the misfortunes of the STYLES IN LYNN, MASS. Rome, Nov. 7— (AP)—H Piccolo I WOMEN VOTERS’ GUEST fessional dramatic reader and strange Green family, a )>edrldden today said John Gialdni, partner of monologuist of xmusual ability. paralytic mother amd her four chil- TO BE OPEN SUNDAY Among the monologues which Miss the British financier, Cfiarence Hatry, William Powell Proves Himself ^ en . With a fortime at stake should Lynn, Mass., Nov. 7.— (A P )—The I Mrs. Frank P. Hixon of Lake Hess plans to give is one called she die, the household is sudde^y mother and not the mayor will dic­ who failed for |40,000,(X)0, has been “The people who imagine I am ! City, Florida, treasurer of the Na- “Rushing Along,” being events of a Powerful Dramatic Artist in gripped by a series of tragic kill­ tate the fashions of Lynn after l6cated in MUan living quietly with shut out from Nature do not 1 tional League of Women ’Voters, day with a modem woman. j New Mystery. ings. It is top-notch entertainment. The Harrisburg “Evening Tele- i January 1, 1930. ■ ^ his wife, a Rumanian woman. Weather Permitting Those dream of the world of lovliness i will be the guest of the Connecticut / In the supporting cast are Florence Mayor-Elect J. Fred Manmng, smell ; League at its annual Convention in graph” says of the artist, “Miss | Gialdini left England shortly after , XT • * l \ touch and the sense of Hess is undoubtedly possessed of j If you have not already seen Greta Eldridge, Jean Arthur, E. H. Cal­ commenting last night on the recent Hatry’s arrest and had not been lo­ : Hartford next week. Mrs. Hixon Garbo in “The Single Standard” at vert and Eugene Pallette. edict of Ralph S. Baur, who was not interested May Visit reveal to me ■Helen Keller. I will be the speaker at the “Gala Fi- ability of an exceptional order.' cated since. One of the most striking features of the State, today affords the last op­ The surrounding program consists a candidate for re-election, against The i>aper published an Interview ! nance Luncheon” at the Hotel Bond | portunity to see one of the best pic­ of the latest news events, the Vita- barelegged girls, decladed his faith with hini in which he said he did not “It is one thing to come before I on November 14. her work is that indefinable thing Hbnse This Week-End. which is called "naturalness.” The | tures yet made by this popular phone acts, "The Keller Sisters and in mothers. know considerable of the Hatry se­ the public, but it is another thing to ! Mrs. Hixon is a native of Wiscon- screfen star. Lynch,” and Spitalny’s Band; a “I believe they are capable of con­ curities were counterfeit, and de­ ------I stay there.” Los Angeles “Daily Times” calls! I sin and a graduate of her state uni- her “a reader of decided ability.” * If only one reason were needed for Charlie Chase comedy entitled trolling the fashions of their daugh­ clared Hatry could have paid off all , —Rosa Ponsellee, grand opera ■ versity. She was an instruetbr in “ Leaping Love,” and a Sportlight Mr. and Mrs. James Duffy, owners ginger. the continued success of the talking ters,” he said. “I will not interferj. his obligations if the banks had not I Latin, English and Dramatics imtil movies, that reason could well be Revue, “Modern Rhythms.” It is no part of my duty to inter­ found 3ie securities false and de­ of the Herald Elizabeth Park Exhibi- { ------1 her marriage. Before joining the FIND OLD STATUE William Powell, who takes the lead­ fere.” nounced him before he had a chance tion Home have agreed to leave it j “The more one moves south- ’ Board of the National Le«(gue in ing role in the thrilling mystery pic­ SALV.ATION ARMY In reply to specific questions, the to liquidate his affairs. open for public inspection Sunday,! Wrd — of course, not passing 11927, Mrs. Hixon had wide experi- Constantinople, Nov. 7— (AP) — ture “The Green Murder Case” SERVICE FOB CON­ mayor-elect said that he would al­ Gialdini said he did not believe the Nov. 10, the weather permitting. It j beyond a certain latitude where the I ence in local and state League work. Turkish police yesterday discovered which comes to the State Friday and SCIENTIOUS OB-JECTORS low churches and fraternal organi­ athorities wanted him and did not was originally planned to close the climate becomes too hot for the I She was president of the La Crosse in the garret of an old Armenian Wellington, New Zealand, Nov. 7 believe a wnrrant had been issued white man—the more full-blooded, Saturday. Here is an actor who was zations to have whist parties with house Saturday night. Yesterday ! League and director of the Illinois woman of Smyrma what may prove seemingly bora, for the talking pic­ _(AP) __T. M. Wilford, minister of for his arrest. in the sense of being a complete to be one of the oldest effigies of prizes, permit girls to smoke saw another sizeable crowd pass i State League. tures. Brilliant performer that he defence, told the House of Represen­ cigarettes and roll their stockings if through the house during the after­ man, the American appears.” I She \vill talk to the Connecticut I Christ in existence. She said her tatives today that in the future New —Mcrniann Reyserling. (.\tlantic appeared to be in the silent pic­ their parents permitted, and not in­ noon and evening. I delegates on the relation, which the [ great grandfather found the statue Zealand’s conscientious objectors to city’s financial condition, neede-d Monthly.) I in the environs of Biblically famous | tures, he is by contrast, a veritable terfere with pictures shown at local ^ financing of the League bears to demigod of dramatics in the newly military service would be assigned schools, more holidays for the city's I Ephesus. ’ theaters. “I told the people that .is , its program of study and activity. vocalized screen world. “The Green to service in the Salvation Army. mayor I would not interfere in their laborers, and improved streets. He POSTAL. RECEIPTS. “ An extraordinary new audience : Mr.s. Emerson R. Newell of Green- I Smyrma museum authorities be- He said provision would be made for is being born in the high schools ; lieve the statue to be at least 1,800 Murder Case” is a great play, thril­ private affairs,” he explained. is a member of the state bar and i wich. Finance Chairman of the ling and tense, packed with action giving the objectors to nulitary president of the Massachusetts as­ Washington, Nov 7 — (AP) — of the United States. They will i Connecticut League %vill preside at i years old, but are awaiting the training an alternate form of ser- The newly chosen mayor said that Postmaster General Brown announc­ come out looking for something be­ , dictum of Constantinople authorities and amazing plot situations. his attention would be given to the sessors’ Association. ! the luncheon. It is better than “The Canary ■vice with the Salvation Army. ed today that postal receipts at 50 ____sides talkies.”_____ Following the luncheon. Miss who have left for that city. selected cities for October showed i —Kenneth MacGowan. (Harper s.) an increase of 4.52 per cent, over! ------those for October 1928. { “Don't buv anything you can do Total receipts for last month: wt’^'- " " . r n«.. were $35,742,848 compared v.i‘ - -John U. Rockefeller. $34,196.15?. an incr..^^ of - ' ^ estimated that every one to fr, tirpes t-" ...ayton, Ohio, with ■-■a-ts from three selected much. 18.54 per cent led the 50 I —Kainiecii »vnt«r. cities, Rochester, N. Y., was second with 1.57 per cent.r Fort 'Worth J.\CKSON ELECTED. Texas, third with 15.99; Memphis Consistent Advertisers Find That The Tenn., Fourth with 15.65 per cent, Toledo, Ohio, Nov. < (AP) and Hartford, Conn., fifth wdth 11.3” Mayor W. T. Jackson was returned per c'-- : to office yesterday by a majority of imore than 2,000 over Municipal ...ANT TAX REDUCED 'Judge Carl Christensen, complete ! unofficial returns showed today. The Washington, Nev. 7—(AP) — I vote w'as: Jackson 42,477; Christen- delegation from the National Fed­ : sen 40,039. eration of Business and Profession­ f c n t l h al Women’s Clubs today asked Sec­ iKanrheskr PRESIDENT INVITED retary Mellon to use his influence to obtain greater income/tax exemp­ V/ashington, Nov. 7 — (AP) — tions for single persons. The delegation pointed out that President Hoover w'-as invited today by Senator Walcott of Connecticut iinOerunder theLfle preseut present ittw, law, single per-pci i 4. *.* sons received only an exemption of j and Representative Dave po $1,500 while married men, or heads ' New York, to attend the 100th of families, received exemptions of ) versary of the founding of the $3,500 with an additional $400 for j Wesleyan University at Middletown, BRINGS RESULTS each dependent person. ^ Conn.

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At the famous Parii Salon this fall, 44 makes of eight c}-U inder cars were exhibited, compared with 27 last year. Studebaker, world’s largest producer o f Eights, two years ago initiated this era o f the inexpensive Eight with the cham­ y pion Studebaker President which traveled 30,000 miles in 26,326 consecutive minutes. And today, at customary six-cylinder prices, you can choose from three great lines o f Studebaker Eights — holders o f eleven world records for speed and endurance and more American stock car records than all other makes combined. Get X smart, new, thrifty Smdebaker Eight — backed by 77 years o f manufactming integrity— and your car will be worth more in the trade-in markets o f the future. TUDEBAKER The Herald Offers You Thorough Coverage In Dictator Eight Sedan . . . *1285 This Territory. Read By 30,000 People Commander Eight Sedan . . *1515 Eight President Eight Sedan . . . *1765 Fear-Doer StdmModils. Prices at tbefoOetj The Conkey Auto Co. Members of The Associated Press and Audit Bureau Of Circulations 20 East Center Street. South Manchester MANCHTISTER SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, NOVE^IBER 7, 1929. r f x m TfVBEVB — s .i-

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^ V NW S VV VV VV t X3CKXKKKXX » 3 ^ a a » « X X ^ ^ AFAR rMKNTS— FI.ATS— Want Ad InformatloD LOSr AND FOUND MILLIVERY— I SEEKS TO FORCE CITY DRESSMAKING 19 TENEMENTS « LOST-^THIRTY DOLLARS in a Manchester small purse on a Manchester bus. VARIETY IN raincoats for all the FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, with all TO FEED HER CHILDREN improvements, rent $20. Inquire Evening Herald Address M. E. So. Manchester Post family |3.95 up. Ladies, childrens Office, Ct. Reward. dresses. Fancy dyeing and cleaning. 46 1-2 Summer street. CLASSIFIED Frances Shop, 679 Main street. l o s t —DUO NIGHT, one fur cuffed FOR RENT—5 ■ ROOM tenement, j House Quarantined and Moth-' ADVERTISEMENTS Telephone 5741. lower floor, all modern improve- Count six average iords to a line. kid glove in State Theater entrance. j B.^TTLE OF TIPPECANOE er Is Unable to Work—In­ ments, available December 1st. C. i Initials, numbers and abbreviations Finder please return to State When You Need teresting Legal Problem. each count as a word and compound » Theater office. Reward. E. Lewis, 44 Cambridge street The Battle of Tippecanoe was words a^ two words. Minimum cost is PROFESSIONAL Telephone 7269. fought on the Tippec^oe river price of three lines. ^ • • • LOST—LARGE BLACK and brown SERVICES 22 in Indiana on Nov. 7, 18li, between Denver, Nov. 7.— (A P.)—Mrs, Line rates per day for transient puppy dog, with no collar. Reward To Have FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene­ 700 Americans under William Henry ment A-1 condition, all improve­ Nellie Wassner, mother of five, to­ ads> ...... if returned to 32 Wellington Road. PIANO TUNING Harrison and an Indism force estim­ ElIectlTe March t<. m-4 ments, 240 Oak street. day sought, by law, to force the Cash Charge ated at 6000 commanded by White city of Denver to save herself and John Cockerham 6 Cbnsecutlve Days 7 ctsi .9 cts Something Done 4 ROOM TENEMENT, all improve­ Loon, Stone Eater and Winnemac. her children from starvation. 3 Consecutive Pays 9 cts U cts ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 6 Orchard St. Tel. 4219 ments, at 95 Charter Oak street. On Oct. 11, 1811, while Harri­ t D3.V «•»••••••••••• **11 ^4.—IctsI - 13 - cts son was building a stockade on the Through an attorney whose funds All orders for irregular insertions ANNOUNCEMENT.—Large stock Apply 701 Main street. Tel. 5425. have helped the family, she peti­ will be charged at the one Ime rate. site of Terre Haute, one of his Special rates for long term every of antique furniture, also first class r e p a i r i n g 23 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement at sentinels was killed from ambush, j tioned in District Court yesterday i day advertising given upon request. repairing and refinishing. V. PHONE 5121 51 Spruce street, all improvements Harrison considered this the be­ for a writ of mandamus to fqrce ] .Ads ordered for three or s days Hedeen, Dial 4498. The Old Wood MATTRESSES, box springs, pU- Phone 3341. ginning of hostilities, so he provision of food by the Board o f' and stopped before the third nj" Shop, 15 Pitkin street. Health, the city suid charitable or- dav will be charged only for the ac­ lows and cushions made over, marched to the site of the village tual number of times the ad abbear- equal to new. I day service. Phone FOR RENT—2 POUR room tene­ of Battle Ground, where the j ganizations, because the children cd. cliarging at tlie rate earned, bu FURNACES, SELLING out. sacri­ ments with all improvements and Prophet, a brother of Tecumseh, “are now actually suffering for nec- fice. Hero Airwasher, no dust fur­ 6448 Manchester Upholstering Co., Ask for a Want-Ad 110 allowances or refunds can be made 331 Center street. Established garage at 5 Ridgewood street. In­ was believed to be inciting the ! essary food to keep them properly i on six time ads stopped after the nace. Cleans the air; not dusty like quire 178 Parker street. Dial 5623. Indians to war on the whites. [ nourished or properly fed.” regular pipe and pipeless air fur- since 1922. Taker and Tell Her ^'^No^-tUl forbids” : display lines not Nov. 6, he encamped within I The family is under quarantine a? nase. Year to pay; install at once VACUUM CLEANER, phonographs, FOR RENT—6 ROOM flat ^ mile of the town, having ar- a result of a doctor’s diagnosis of I ^°Tlie Herald will not be responsible or let you install. Hero, 159 Church clock, gun repairing, key fitting. What You Want. Spruce street, near East Center. ranged to confer with the Propttet one girl’s illness as whooping cougli. tor more than one incorrect insertion street, Hartford 6-3935. Inquire at 25 Spruce street. of any advertisement ordered for Braithwaite, 52 Pearl street. the following day. On the morning The mother is unable, because of of tlie seventh, the Indians at­ more Ilian one time She’ll take care of TO RENT—PLEASANT 6 room up­ the quarantine, to go about her ^ Tlie inadvertent om.ssion of incor­ CHIMNEYS CLEANED and repair­ tacked the camp, but after tw*o Work to provide money. The father rect publication of advertising PERSON AI,S 3 ed, key fitting, safes opened, saw stairs flat, vacant November I5th. hours of stubborn fighting were rectified only by cancellation of the you and it’s ten to Inquire at 9 Strickland street. earns only $12 a r/eek as a dish- charse made tor the service rendered. filing and grinding. Work called driven from the field. w'asher in a restaurant. PALMISTRY—Your fortune in your Harrison marched to the town, • • • for. Harold Clemscn, 108 North FOR RENT—FIVE room flat, steam 'The five children range in age All advertisements must contorrn hand. Have your palm read by one that you’ll get found it deserted and destroyed Elm street. Tel. 3648. heat, second floor, large rooms. In­ m'stvie. copy and typography with Madam Wald. Call 4675 for ap­ iL It was partly because of this from 18 months to 12 years. quire 219 Summit street or tele­ regulalio- . enft^-’ed by the piililisli- pointment. SEWING MACHINE repairing of the result you want. victory that Harrison was placed ers and they reserve tlie right to phone 5495. edit, revise or reject any ny con­ all makes, oils, -needles, and sup­ / in charge of American troops in plies. R. W. Garrard, 37 Edward sidered objectionable. ^ ^ ^ FOR RENT—3 & 4 room flat, all im­ the west. CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads to AL'IOMnliM.ES FOR SALE 4 street. Tel. 4301. BLAMES CRASH ON BOARD be published same day hiust be re­ provements, including hot water ceived by 12 o'clncu norm: Saiiirda>s GOOD USED CARS beat.. 170 Oak street. Inquire 164 Oak street or call 8241. Cash or Terms ClUiRSES AND CI^ASSES 27 CLASSIFIED DOES ALL TASKS COL. McALPlNE’ S PARTY Omaha, Neb., Nov. 7— (AP) - '' telephone y o u r Madden Bros. FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all Amendment of the Federal Reserve WANT ADS. 681 Main St. Tel. 5500 BARBER TRADE taught in day improvements, garage at 170 Char­ Act to make all ligitimate collateral Ads are accepted over the lelephoue and evening classes. Low tuition IS NOW ON MAINLAND including stock certificate eligible at the CHARGE KATE given above 1927 Oldsiriobile Sedan. ter Oak street. Inquire on premises. rate. Vaughn Barber School, 14 to rediscount privileges was ad­ as a convenience 1927 Dodge Coupe. Market street. Hartford. Ottawa, Nov. 7.— (AP)—Radio vocated today by Samuel P. Am ot, 1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet. HOLSKS K)K KEN'I H5 president of the Chicago Board of. 1925 Cadillac Sedan. messages from Bathhurst say today MONEY TO LOAN -33 j “ Trade, a speaker before the Nebras- j 1925 Big Si.\ Studebaker Sedan. FOR.RENT—6 ROOM HOUSE, 21 that Colonel C. D. H. McAlpine and ka Bankers Association. 10 other good used cars. his party of eight flying’ prospectors ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 'Newman street, steam heat, all im­ Mr, Arnot, head of the Nation’® | bilitv for errors in telephoned ads Crawford Auto Supply Co. FUEL AND FEED 49-A provements. Inquire 29 Grisw'old who were found several days a.go principal commodity exchange tras- will be assumed and their accuracy Center & Trotter Sts. NO TIME IS WASTED after having been missing in the FOR RENT—FURNISHED room. ^ street. Tel. 3641. ed developments of the recent Stoalij cannot be Stiaranleed. Telephone 6495 or 8063 FOR SALE—1000 CORD hard wood Hudson Bay country for two Our service is quick, courtesy and Apply at 16 Church street. Tele- | Market collapse and centered much INDEX OF and slabs. Price $10 cord for slabs, FOR RENT—MANCHESTER Green months, had teen brought to the of his attention on the “vacillating 1922 ESSEX COACH private on aU phone 3525. CLASSIFICATIONS $11 for wood. Slabs ex*ra fine 6 room house, 2 car garage, chicken mainland in airplanes. policies” of the Federal Reserve 1 1928 DODGE COUPE r.irllis quality. Call 6991. coop'and garden" $25 per month. The party was located at Cam­ Board, winch he coimected closely BETTS GARAGE LOANS UP TO $300 FOR RENT—2 ROOMS with gas, I );iigageineiits ...... for light housekeeping. Inquire 99 Telephone Hartford 8-0901. bridge Bay, Victoria Island where with the crash. Purposes for which Marriages ...... ,, Hudson-Esse.x Dealer—129 Spruce FOR SALE—HARDWOOD $8 load, they had been led by Eskimos who Ueallis ...... jr Main street. the reserve board was created are Come in—Phone or Write! hard slabs $7, selected fire place. FOR RENT—7 ROOM single house found them wnndering in the wilder­ not now antiquated, Am ot said, Card of TiianUs ...... ^ 1929 WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN Charles Palmer. Telephone 6273. In Memoriam ...... FOR RENT—FURNISHED com­ with bath, steam heat and garage. ness. urging revision of its rifles to assist | 1929 FORD CABRIOLET COUPE. “ The only charge three and one- Lost and Found ...... fortable room, at 454 Main street, 31 Mather street, Manchester. E. A. The radio operator a t. Bathurst in guiding and protecting the in­ A nnounoemenl s ...... X COLE MOTOR SALES half per cent per month on unpaid FOR SALEl—HARD WOOD and one minute walk from Center. Standish, Andover, Conn, Telephone said rescue planes had brought part vestor. Personals ...... 91 Center SL Tel. 8275 amount of loan.” hard slabs, stove leugth $6 and $9 1353-5, Willimantic. iitoniobilc.s per load. A. Firpo, 116 Wells street. ^ Gentleman preferred. Tel. 7693. of the party to the post at Burn­ Aulomobllcs tor Sale ...... side river and the others to .AuLomobiles for exchange ...... PERSONAL FINANCE CO. Dial 6148. BUSINESS SKKVICKS Bathurst Limited accommodations .Auto .Accessories—Tires ...... Room 2, Second Floor, AI’AK I MjLN 18— FLA IS— WANTED TO KENT 68 Auto Reualriiig— Painting ...... O F K K R K D 13 State'Theater Building, made it necessary to divide the Auto Schools ...... „ g a r d e n —LAW N - rKNKMFNTS G3 WANTED—BY' American couple, party. Autos—Shill by Tiuolt ...... ° WELDING, bracing, carbon burn­ 753 Main St. South Manchester Autos—For Hiie . .^...... Licensed by the State Phone 3430 DAIRY FRODDCTS 50 four or 5 rooms with garage, cen­ (larages —Seiv ICO—Storage . . . . . ing and blacksmithing. tibas. O. W- TENEMENT TO RENT—6 rooms trally located. Write Box A, J.APAN’S BUDGET We olfer a brand new Col­ M.,torc\cli s— Bicvele ...... ‘ ‘ Nelson, 277 East Middle Turnpike. with all improvements and furnace, Her^d, stating price. AViiiini Autos—.Moiorcyoles ... FOR SALE — GREEN Mountain onial home of 6 rooms, onei IUi>iiici.> .iiKi rri.lt-MsIiiiinl Services potatoes, $2.00 bushel, delivered. 88 Bissell street. Inquire next door. Tokyo, Nov. 7—(AP)—The Bud­ that is a good bargain at] Uu.-im-ss Sol vices Oftored ...... 1^ HULL VVANTbO- Thomas Burgess, Wapping. Conn. get for the coming fiscal year as it H..iiso|,..|.| Soivicis (illeied ...... U-A BUILDING- FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene­ ~ FARMS AND LAND F O K ~ $6,159. Y^es there is a gar­ FKMALK 35 will be presented to the Diet calls CONTRACTING 14 Tel. Rosedale 60-2. ment with all improvements, at 118 SALE 71 for expenditures of 1,609,000,000 age. l- i.,nsi:--- .Vnrspn, ...... v Summer street. Inquire at 120 Sum­ yen (about $800,000,000) which is J--uiioia. loir, MOV ...... STONE MASON—stone and cobble WANTED—YOUNG: girl for light li a II a — 1'i i| mill J—lioofilig .. m mer street after 5 o'clock or tele­ FOR SALE BUILDING SITES In approximately 164,000,000 yen _1 11 11 Chimneys, also fireplaces, piers and housework and care of children. HDUSEHOI.D GOODS 51 ) n v,| I :i i.oe ...... Must have some experience, and phone 6596. every section of the town. Low (about $80,000,000) expenses for the Be Sure to Visit the M iU; i- I V - -I o I sMiiahing ...... foundations. Mason work of any CEDAR CHEST new $26. Occasional prices and easy terms. Now de­ current fiscal year. Mo, 111- - i 'uchiiig—Storage .... -y kind done by day or contract. references. Telephone 8377. FOR RENT—4 ROOM upstairs flat, Herald Elizabeth I-aiii I III 4 - I'aiicriiie ...... chair, shopworn, $14. Used At- veloping "Oearview.” Arthur A. I’r.'ifowi.ii il Soivioe.s ...... -- Charles Anderson, 1016 Middle water-Kent console type radio $50. on Ridge street, steam heat. In­ Knofla, 875 Main street. Tei. 5440. Turnpike East, So. Manchester, quire 79 Ridge street, upstairs. Park Home Jltmii'ii.-: ...... r / i S1TUATI(»NS WAN ! LD— Other bargains. Watkins Furniture h'.'i; I'll "I - -Ife i'io l — *^'Pabing ... Conn. Tel. 4978. Ti- l.-t ....••I’l.v am. Sol'ice ...... FKMALb 38 Exchange. FOR RENT— FIVE ROOM first HOUSES FOK SAI.E 72 DON’T FAIL on the hill Henry street. Try W , III ...I _ 1; IS'm s> Sofv.i'e ...... <-•> CARPENTER WORK, porch and FOR SALE—1 w h i t e iron bed, 1 floor, 11 1-2 Ford street, all im­ to go in the afternoon. WANTED—OFFICES and stores to PROSPECT Street at top of hill. To See and Drive Cum.'.'.'. I'lml I'l.iv.vo.v ...... -7 storm enclosures, alterations, re­ dresser, 1 chiffonier, 1 leather chair provements. Inquire Saturdays and pairs. roofing, and garages. T. Niel­ clean, or housework of any lund. evenings after 5 o’clock. Beautiful new English type home. 6 You win be surprised at the I'lTvaie liisi 1 U'-i li.ri ...... Telephone 7453. and 2 mattresses. Tel. 8055. THE NEW Ihiiiciiig ...... ^'.,7 son, telephone 4823. well arranged rooms, sun room, growth of this beautiful sub­ Miivioal— Liratnalic ...... FOR SALE!—TABLE $2.00, wicker FOR RENT—UPSTAIRS 5 room breakfast nook, hot water heat, \Va n I oi) - 1 us l uclion ...... v ^ flat, modern improvements at 342 HUPMOBILE SIX division. . V , * I'iiianeial FOIILTR Y AND SIUM»LIKS 43 chair, nursery chair, small rugs, fireplace, tile bath with shower, Bone's-Si.oicKs —.'i'll Igages ...... S| FLORISTS—MJRSKRIKS 15 congoleum rug, bamboo stand, Center street. Apply to John Albis- brass plumbing throughout, atr Fully equipped and delivered Hours 2 to 5, 7 to 9. iiusiiicss ciuijon uII11 ies ...... ^i- 100 R. I. RED Pullets. Good stock, lamp, 29 Strant. 6129. ton on premises. tached heated garage. Price attrac­ Miiiiey to l.oan ...... POMPONS AND LARGE mums in tive. Terms can be arranged. Call 1178,00 Hel|i niul SiluntHMiB all colors at reasonable prices. price reasonable! W olcott H. Ayer, FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement $ FOR SALE — SEWING machine, 4522. HcliJ \Vai|ied“ P't'oa'® ...... Roses, carnations and all other So. Coventry, Conn.' Telephone Wil- with all improvements, at 146 Bis­ Help Wainted —.Male ...... limantic 585-23. child’s wagon, and odd pieces of Help Wanted—.Male or Female ^i seasonable flowers. Nice Boston furniture, 53 Russell street, dial sell street. Inquire on premises or FOR SALE -$800 DOWN buys new H. A. STEPHENS Rdbert J. Smith Agent\ Wanted ...... ferns. Also cyclamen plants in full 8800. telephone 4980. colonial home. Six rooms, tile bath, Center at Knox. Tel. 5848 Situations Wanted — Female .... >>o bloom. We specialize in wedding 1009 Main. Street Situations Watiied—Male ...... 39 ' ARTU LKS FOR 8AI.E 45 oak floors, fireplace. Mortgages ar­ bouquets, funeral designs, mixed f o r s a l e —ONE GOOD used FOR RENT--4 ROOM tenement ranged. Arthur A. Knofla. 875 Main Phone S450 and 5746 Hmployment Agencies ...... 49 with garage, improvements, at 52 l.ive tSIiM-k—I'els— PouKry —V cliioli-M bouquets, and baskets of flowers. f o r ^LE — LATEST MODEL kitchen range $15, one four burner street. Tel. 5440. Dogs— Birds— Pets ...... 4! We deliver in Manchester and Easy washing machine, with centri­ enamel gas range $15, new combi­ Spruce street. Inquire 125 Center l.ive Slock — VeWcles ...... 4. street. Tel. 8623. FOR SALE—NEW BEAUTIFUL Poultrv and Supplies ...... 4J vicinity. A trial order will please fugal dryer; slightly used. Price is nation bungalow ranges $108. Ben­ right. Phone 4328. Paul Hillery, English type home. 6 rooms, fire- ! AA'anted — Pets— Poultry—Stock 44 you. Tel. 714, Rockville. Burke, son Furniture Company. FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement and^ For Ssile—SliKcclIapeouB place, steam' heat. Small amount | Florist, Wayside Gardens. Inc., 749 Main street. < garage on Hudson street, near’ Articles tor Sale ...... 4o FOR SALE—MAGEE cook stove, down. Terms. Price only $7500. Boats and Acc«tssones ...... FOR SALE—CUT FLOWERS, car­ FOR SALE—BARGAINS for small gas range/i dining room table and Depot Square. Telephone 6502. Arthur A. I^ofla, 875 Main street. Building Materials ...... 4< nations, chrysanthemums, also pot­ man or youth, one slightly worn Diamonds— W’atches—Jewelry .. 4,s 6 chairs, also library table. Ihquire FOR RENT—3 ROOM suite on Main Tel. 5440. suit $8.00, top coat $9.00. Telephone Klectrical Appliances— Radio .. 49 ted plants. 621 Hartford Road. Tel. 342 Center street, upstairs. street, modem improvements. In­ Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A 8962. 7302 evenings. Garden — Farm — Dairy Products 50 cluding heat. Phone Aaron Johnson, LOTS FOR SALE 73 Household Goods ...... 5.', SWEET EIDER $10 per barrel at MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 3726 or janitor 7635. Machinery' and Tools ...... ivu)viN(;— rKLCKiN(;— the mill, also oak eight hooped HOME BUILDERS.—A few choice Musical Instruments ...... 5:! FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement on barrels. Paraffined $3.50. E. A. FOR SALE—VOLO-GRAND player building lots on Prospect street, Office and Store Hcjiiityment .... .54 s k )RA(; l ‘ 20 Edgerton street, all modern im­ THAT'$ a (5-

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CORRECTIONS m (1) The dog in the picture .is a high-lace boot and one low-laoe setter, not a pointer. (2) The gun boot. .(4) “Peasants” should be in tlie foreground has no trigger. pheasants. (5) The scrambled word »wli, Tm»» 1.'. B C3) The sum on the log has one Is APPETITE. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1929. PAGE nillM KKN ms, a»d NONSENSE SKIPPY By Percy LrX/Yoshy THE BIEASUBE OF A MAN. 'm a t t e r , K \ 0 ? / U)MV ^ 1 A i i J r h T n e N AS s o o n ! a s Not—“How did he die?” 7 'c a u s e * T > < 6 I c c a R n t h € m s h e But—“How did he live?” Not—“What did he gain?” S C H O O L NO T€ACH€R Give G «V € S M € A LOT M0R6 But—“What did he give?” t/S UlOROS TO These are the linlts M O R € < _ THAT AI NT TH6 Co A Y To measure the worth SPSLL O f a man, as a man', T O D O . Regardless of birth.

Not—"What was his station?” But—“Had he a heart?” And— “ How did he play his God- ■JOSS, given part?” y Was he ever ready t ■ V C W ith a word of good cheer, ' To bring back a smile. y To banish a tear?”

N ot— “ W hat was his church?” Nor— “ W hat was his creed?” But— “ Had he befriended those really in need?” N ot— “ W hat did the sketch in the A iv.>u i Percy L. Crosby, Creat Britain riabts reKrved- newspaper say?” n * 7 ( King Features SyTidicate, Inc But—“How many were sorry i , 3 NE* when he passed aw ay?” j It’s Home, Sweet Home when a UUK KOAKDlNd HOUSB housewife can do her dishes to a “Suitcase’’ Simpson By Fontaine Foi Standing on a street corner the hum, sweet hum. By Gene Ahem other day a friend told Bill that a lady just passing was over 50 years hair. I thing he would treat me all old. Joe said: “ You wouldn’t think right. If he doesn't ask me, never “S u i t c a s e ," 5 i m p s o m Cw h o s e f e e t a r e t h e l a r g e s t i n Ve H V o U d G m e U it, to look at her knees.” mind—but if he does I ’ll say "Yes.” 5 A V I - 1 V & BEBid M lH ^Re,TrAcoB,Voa “ Shampoo, madam?” t h e w h o l e t o w n s h i p } h a s ESTABLISHEP A NEW RECORP OF ToPAV ARE A U T OF usTEidi^Jei T o Voa W E .s a “ W hy the diet habit continues tol “ Yes.” FOR BUSINESS DURING THE MONTH OF OCTOBER. SAMPLE OF t h e SPodOE CAKE WHV, grow,” as set forth by Bill. ; GUVS GRUdTiAJs AH.-^Ta k e TH’ T i m e MOPERfd VOUTH o f Wife: “Will you love me if 1 growl The modern girl would rather Aid'' ARGUliiG -Ri-R A UlHeid VoU Afd' ME fa t? ” mend a fellow’s ways than liis T o PAV i EGOTiSfiCAL Half Hour, about WAS HUSTLIAiG LAPS Husband: “No, 1 promised for bet­ socks. AidP VJoRLPLV BEVodP ter or for worse— not through thick ^ TAKlMGTHATTRUidK His A(3E AAi' COMPARE and thin.” Alarm is expressed for fear that HlS W E A R S » ( ■'EM W\TH TH’ SA)^-SAPS skirts may eventually become so liP lid TH"* ATfic -^FAldciESTHAT He We believe that aviation has real­ high they will be mistaken for neck OF ToPAV Hm -m - AAl'',SO FAR, ALL CAid SURPASS His ly arrived when we see two passen­ ruffles. THe V R E TU ST w Ha t ger airplane go by with seven ci G "tU'* "T\dO O F VOLi eight high-school students seated in He: “ Have you ever kissed a man \ fP C A L L o f f -s t a g e 0 \\MB LiFIfeP IS it. before?” -THEIR EfdPEAVORS j w ^ V o ii She (fa lterin gly): “ Y — yes.” voiiT^ v o ic e s; Tod SEE -^Hs EVEld L vu^UT Helen: “Is your physician helping He (excitedly): “ Tell me his name you to reduce?” so I CEUi gfive him a good thrashing ” BEUTfLES OUR ABlUTVV Gladys: “I thinks so. 1 fancy She: “ But— but— he might be to.o T o \P0l^ifi AkWTH iMg ;, both father and myself have grown many for you.” .TR U fdK T O thinner worrying over his enormous f bills.” Teacher: “Tommy, tell the class something about Lindbergh’s great Then the«e was the absent-mind­ feat.” ed professor who put the light in Tommy: “ I never saw them but I I bed and put himself out for the can tell about Charlie Chaplin’s.” night. Customer: “I want a ton of coal.” If he asks me I’ll say “Yes.” It Dealer: “ What size do. you doesn’t make much difference. He's w ant?” * clever and good looking. His hand.s Customer: “Well, if it’s not asking are gentle. I like to feel them in my too much, I would like to have a 2,- 000-poimd ton.” V DOf^'T 'TC> The more you add to your ignor­ ance the less you have. T O v^sr oti '' AVRS • RED LETTER DAY < 3 \lY Chicago, Nov. 7— (A P)—Magne­ tized by a trinity of colorful inter­ sectional struggles—Harvard at Michigan, Arm y at Illinois and Mis­ I” sissippi at Purdue— Big Ten football will have its red letter day Satur­ day. Between 87,000 and 90,000 specta­ Cc VA F o r a r e a s o i A tors are expected to witness the bat­ i fi192a BY NCA KKVICC, INCI tle between Harvard and Michigan (*Font»ine Fox. 1929 I d — -vvMemrTsaui.A%?i; at Ann Arbor. The A rm y’s invasion of Illinois will attract a sell-out crowd of 68,000. WASHINGTON TUBBS II TItit Outcast By Crane Michigan has failed to win a con­ ference game so far this season but will have its strongest lineup in the SAY, ^ AR, DUE To TPE NOTORlETV ^ ^ iT'S TuSBS, PAPA— ELMIRA! WRAT) PLEASE, ^ TMEV SAV Y m'^ d e a r , ELMER field for the first time in several EV6RV\MV\6R£ V/HERE'S) OF VDUR CASE, Mi?.T(j86S, The fam o u s b o /'KillerJ A . / ^ e v o o / a u n t ie , i .'HE MID ALL KMOWS HIM. ELMER REG. u. s. pat. orr. weeks when it tackles Harvard. I C»0 TrtEM ALL MV ll FEAR WE MOST ASK YOU VlrtO SLEW TMEM/"^---- \D O lN C j? y VIANTA SAV THAT MOWEV 5AVS HE’S A FIEND. PICKS »S OM THINGS RUSSIANS. LOUPERl 1 tou ch ed \ in a 6RAdE/H£’S A DENIZEN OF MV TRAIL, L L0D6lM

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Arthur E. Ells and a jury and the MODERN JURY AWARDS WATKINS verdict was returned this morning. CONCERT and ARMISTICE DAY Hugh M. Alcorn represented Wat­ OLD FASHIONED $7,500 IN DAMAGE SUIT kins and Ralph O. Wellb was Rad- and DANCING PLAN PREPARED lauer’s attorney. DANCE Wins Case in Superior Court; Given by At the r a i n b o w Was Outcome of Accident at Manchester Pipe Band Usual Memorial Service Pa­ Wapping Four Corners. E. A . Lettney ipaiy DANCE PALACE DEPARTM ENT STORE SO. MAMCHESTER^.CONN.:^ ! C. Elmore Watkins of this town rade and Open House to 38 Main St., Manchester ' l. ' ' » CHENEY HALL ' was awarded $7,500 in his suit for Every Thursday Night Duo-D,olIar Coupons Are Given Out With Cash Sales and Payments Tomorrow Night j damages in Hartford county su- Bill Waddell’s Orchestra Bill Waddeir* Broadcasting Be Held Monday. perior court this morning. The PLUMBING and Adm ission— 50 C ts. Orchestra Watkins suit was brought against Prof. Gates, Prompter I Arthur M. Radlauer of Providence, HEATING j Armistice Day will be obs.erved on R. I., and was for $10,000. It grew WHIST— DANCE < I Monday by the various service or- out of an accident at Wapping Four The Kings Heralds of the South Corners last May 10. Watkins was SPECIALIZING IN Friday^ Nov. 8, 8 j15 P . M . Methodist church will hold their j ganlzations with the American seriously hurt when his machine Manchester Green Commnnlty Onb monthly meeting tomorrow after­ ! Legion services at the State Armory was hit by one driven by Radlauer. noon at 4:30. Mrs. A. E. Gibson, the The slip-on sweater 1st Prizes, I2J50 Gold Pieces i at 11 a. m. and a parade formed at Testimony in the suit showed that leader, will give the lesfeon, using the Army and Navy club of various Radlauer was driving betw’een 50 Sheet Metal The pleated skirt is 4 Other P rizes-— Refreshments the new textbook, “Going to Jeru­ I veteran bodies which will proceed and 60 miles an hour. Watkins was leads for school wear 35 Cents. salem.” The committee on refresh­ I to the Memorial hospital where Me- on his way to Springrfleld and had ments is as follows: Catherine Cord- I morial services will be held for started across the state highway at Work smart yet practical The sllp-on sweater is worn ner, Virginia Ryan, Ruth Dowd, j Manchester’s World War dead. Wapping when hit by the Radlauer Now is the time to have heat­ Pleated skirts in gay plaids by the smartest school girls Beulah Rob6, Gertrude Smith, The principal address of the eve- machine. Watkins was tossed clear this season. Solid colors vlo James Edmondson. On games, Al­ of his car and suffered a shattered ers cleaned and repaired. Give and solid colors are worn with about fowT" I ning will be given by C. P. Quimby, slip-on sweaters and tuck-in with gay plaids. Crew, round bert Brown, Doris Bronkie, Virginia collar bone. He was unable to at­ I principal of the Manchester high us a eall. Prompt service. blouses. We are showing wool and V necklines. We ace The Army and Navy volley b^l Whitehouse. school followed by the placing of tend to his work for two months. skirts in a choice of colors. showing a splendid assortment team and a team representing the the American Legion wreath and The suit was tried before Judge Phone 3036. Some are on linings. at Green played three close gaines on Automobile owners who park their I reading of the Roll Call by Com- the Army and Navy court last cars in front of their homes over­ mander F. C. Lorch. 1.98 to 4.98 night. Both teams resorted to con­ night are now taking care to see Following the exercises, open 1.98 to 5.98 siderable team play and volleying that they are pointing in the proper house will be held at the Army and from position. The teams and direction. The reason for thip is the Navy clubhouse. A good orchestra scores: Army and Navy: McCollum, finding of tags which invite the will play for dancing and all are in­ Kennedy, Cone, Hope, McCava- owner of the car to pay a visit to the vited and welcome. naugh, Lamprecht. Green: Prei^ice, police station and make a payment The program for the day’s exer- Wilkinson, Hanson, Martin, Grifftn of $2 for improper parking. C iS 6SI and Kilpatrick. The scores. First 11 a. m. American Legion Service game. Army and Navy, 23-21. Sec­ State Armory. Much Improvement is already be­ 7 p. m. Parade—Army and Navy What The Smart School Miss, ond game: Green 21-Army and ing shown because of the work be­ Navy 18. Third game Green 21- Club to Memorial hospital, forma­ ing done on the extension of the road tion: Army and Navy IT. from Porter and Highland streets. Squad of Police While the road between Manchester Marshal—Lt. Walter Tedford 7 to 14, Is Wearing This Season Two more teams are wanted to Green and Bolton was imder con- Salvation Army Band complete the Manchester voUey ball stmction this highway was used Co. G., I69th Infantry league. Teams entered to date are: more than usual tearing the road . Howitzer Co., 169th Infantry Manchester Green, Army and Navy, badly in spots. The rough places , Dilworth-Cornell Fife, Drum and West Side, Hose Ci. No. 3, Company £ave been taken out and the Man-! Bugle Corps ’ Tlie smai-t, youthful fash­ G, N. G., Howizer Company, N. G. Chester side of the road is now in ! Auxiliaries Any team wishing to enter get in good condition. ■ Veterans ions that the young school touch with Dave McCollum at the 7:15 Memorial Services at the hos­ The Night Depository Army and Navy clubhouse. The first of a series of setback pital: miss, 7 to 14, is wearing in tournaments between Manchester America— Salvation Army Band. A son was bom October 12 at the Lodge, No. 1477, Loyal Order of Opening Address — President the classroom this season Hartford hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Moose, and Memorial Lodge, George Kennedy, Army and Navy Arthur Johnson of 62 Church streei, Knights of Pythias will be held at Club. Service Of The can be found in our Girls’ Burnside. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson the Home Club on Brainard Place Invocation—Rev. Marvin Stock- formerly lived on Cambridge street tomorrow evening. All players are ing. Shop. Sweaters, skirts, this town. requested to be there at 7:30 o'clock. Address—C. P. Quimby. ■ Prayer—Rev. C. T. McCann. Refreshments will be served and dresses, coats, blouses, Vacant Chair — Salvation Army A birthday surprise party was prizes given. held last night at the home of Mr. Band. HOME BANK & leather jackets and other and Mrs. Clarence Hanna on West American Legion Wreath—Com­ A father and son banquet will be mander F. C. Lorch, Army and Center street in honor of Miss Doro­ i held at the Swedish Lutheran i smart fashions — inexpen­ thy Hanna. Twelve persons were Navy Club. ! church at 6:30 o’clock tomorrow j Taps—Buglers. present. Games were played and re­ night with “Mike” Carlson of the j sively priced. freshments served. Star Spangled Banner—Salvation TRUST CO. Hartford Y. M. C. A. as the princi- ! Army Band. The American Legion Auxiliary pal speaker. imlt has received an invitation to attend the morning service at the The Scoutmaster’s Association HOSPITAL NOTES South Methodist- Church on Sun­ will meet at the School street Rec day. morning w-hen Rev. R. A. at 7:30 o’clock tonight. Dr. R. P. Is Now Ready! Lightweight The school coat Colpitts will preach a sermon ap­ Knapp will give the first lesson in ! Patients reported admitted to the propriate to Armistice day. The the course of First Aid instruction; I Memorial hospital today were Wil- w^oolen frocks ar© is strictly tailored American Legjon members have Refreshments will be served follow­ I liam Carter of 108 Pine street, Mrs. or fur trimmed also been ininvited. Auxiliary mem­ ing the meeting. * I Etta W. Perkins of 85 Spruce street. For information regarding this service smartest bers who plan to' go are requested to ! Edward Friary of Burnside, Frank Our lightweight jersey Smart youngsters are meet in front of the Army and Navy ! No additional clerk has been pro- ' and Alfred Crane of 148 North Main and wool frocks are very choosing plain belted coats clubhouse at 10:30 Sunday morning, ; vided at the Manchester postoffice, street. The latter three are tonsil see the officers of this bank. popular with school girls. or fur trimmed models for and to wear their caps. j expected because of the extension of patients. One and two piece models school wear in chinchilla, the delivery service. The fact that in clever styles in good- sports weaves and the pew Tuesday evening the second sit­ there has been a falling off in the re­ One cent sale at Princess Candy looking shades, 7 to 14 camel-pack. Youthful mod­ in g in the setback tournament took ceipts at the office may have, it ;s ' shop, Main and Pearl. See our years. els inexpensively priced place at the Highland Park Com­ thought, been the cause of the non­ window! —Adv. munity club. First prizes were w-on appointment. 9.98 to 25.00 by Mrs. Senkbeil and Peter Jack- 5.98 to 12.50 more: second by Mrs. Charles A brindle bull pup lost Saturday Rohan and James Rohan. Consola­ night by Howard Edgerly of 11 Park H ave You tion awards fell to Mrs. Raymond street has been returned to its own­ Fleece-lined Tnck-in blouses Jaunty berets Barrett and Stuart Robinson. The er through an ad in Monday night’s FILMS third in the serie*: will be held at Herald. The fiinder said he was gloves are are worn with appear in all the clubhouse Tuesday evening, awaiting the appearance of an ad in DEVELOPED AND APIAY November 12. The usual prizes will colors the paper. PRINTED practical pleated skirts be given and refreshments served. Broadcloth blouses In From simple little wool­ 24 HOUR SERVICE Miss, 7 to 14, chooses Mrs. Robert Dougan and her associ­ ROOM Heece lined kid gloves for both plain shades and ens to the more elaborate ates will be in charge. Film Deposit Box at style and comfort. Models swanky prints are worn imported wool plaid berets SHOE REPAUlING Store Entrance from with pleated skirts this and tarns. Installation of the new officers of season. Priced but the American Legion Auxiliary unit Ladles’ Flexible Soles and will take place at the Sheridan Rubber Heels a Specialty. 1.00 to 1.98 59c to 4.98 Hotel, Tuesday evening. A turkey In the basement— or in the 1.98 dinner at 6:30 will precede the cere­ SAM YULYES KEMP'S 701 Main St., So. Manchester attic— there’s wasted space mony. Mrs. Georgia George is chair­ that the children could use, if man of the banquet committee. The leather a little lumber and a little Mrs. Etta W. Perkins of 85 labor were applied. “ Where jacket is a smart Spruce street was removed to the can I play” and “What is Manchester Memorial hospital this favorite there to" do” need be heard no For sports and general morning. She has been ill for two more if you will give the kids w'eeks with a hard cold and asthma. wear, the leather jacket Is GOSPEL HALL a recreation room. Let us tell" a popular favorite. We are featuring snappy, belt- The Highland Park Community 415 Center Street you how. club will hold a dance Saturday eve­ ' ed models in blue, red, ning at the clubhouse. Both modern brown and green. and old-fashioned numbers will be SPECIAL GOSPEL MEETINGS on the program, with Oscar Strong e would Conducted by W . G. Glenney Co. 9.98 to 12.98 to prompt. The Imperial orchestra W will play for dancing. £^arnestly and MR. JAMES Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies. Hale’s Girls’ Shop— Main Floor, Rear. Allen Place, Phone 4149 Manchester Tomorrow evening the Manches­ J^ovingly Invite you to ter Green Community club will give McCu l l o u g h another of their whist and dance ^ om e and hear the Late of Belfast, Ireland socials in the school assembly hall. They will aw'ard $2.50 gold pieces Q ld, yet up to date Every Evening for first prizes. There will be four lY^essage told out to meet other prizes and refreshments. at 7:45 p. m. Dancing will fill the remainder of C*very need of heart and the evening. conscience. e.xcept Saturday. WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. Stirring subjects and things worth knowing. 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ASSURANCE Don’t Leave Your Car P H e iV E Halibut proper method and treatment In We offer the same protective good­ each individual case with care WRITE Butterfish Large Scallops 75c pt. and precision, producing a O R C A L L Clams for chowder ness in dependable “ Fuel Oil” and smooth, natural, deep set effect Outside This. Cold Now on Our 10c Counter In any style desired. Our per­ Fresh Salmon in our very complete line of Ma­ White Corn, Beets, Peas, manents are graceful and becom­ The only charge is three and one- Filet of Haddock ing because they frame the face half per cent per month on unpaid Spinach, Tomatoes, Peach­ sons’ supplies. artistically and the wave Itself W eath er! amoimt of loan. Dressed Haddock es. follows smoothly the shape of Why ruin your costly automobile and pay heavily Smoked Filet of Haddock We have 15c cans of Red the head. Pe r s o n a l Fe^a n c e C o . Haddock Raspberries, Pears and for repairs when you can save all the trouble by having Rooms 2 and 3 Fresh Cod Fruit Salad. State Beauty Parlor a stall at the largest heated garage in Manchester? State Tlieatre Bldg., Second Floor State Theater Building 753 Main‘Street 2 M ain Phone 7266 Room fo r SO cars. Complete Repair Equipment 1 lb. Rolls B u tte r ...... 49c lb. jSiteet So. M a n c h e s t e r , C o n n . Maxwell C offee...... 49c lb. Mandhejitei' - don n - T*l«piwn« Dial 3-4-S-S CONKETS GARAGE Open 8:30 to 3—Sitnrday 8:30 to 1 ; 'T e/ep/ione 3 3 1 9 Tel. 5648 A t THE CENTER — ^LICENSED BY THE STATE— s LAMB PATTIES, 4 f o r ...... 33c = Read Herald. A k s

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