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VOL. XLIIL, NO. 9. (Classified Advertising on Page 12) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1928. (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CEN'l'S ONE DEAD, SIX Searching Party Killed HUGHES SAYS THE PILOT GOT A BLOODY NOSE ! WINDS POSTPONE DYING AFTER When Airplane Falls HOOVER BEST WEDDING FEAST ZEPPELINS START Tucson, Ariz., Oct. 4.—-Thought^ ported lost there, hit an air pocket MANJORJOB to have been accidentally shot The ship caught fire after crash­ while on a hunting trip, the body of ing and was demolished. IPs oc­ William Hyatt, University of cupants were burned to death. State Board of Health An­ Arizona student, was held in the Former Secretary of Stale FOR WEST TODAY morgue here today. Calgary Alta., Oct. 24.— Six per­ alyzing Food Served at Four men searching for him in sons were seriously injured here, an airplane lost their lives when early today, when a DeHaviland air Says RepubHcan Candi­ the plane struck a canyon wall and mail plane attempted to take off ST. LOUIS IS NEXT If Weather Improves, Giant Bridgeport Banquet; crashed in flames. from a Stubblefield east of Calgary. Those killed were: The plane belonged to the West­ date is Better Fitted for George Peck, pilot; L. Whitman, ern Canada Airways Corporation Dirigible May Take Dff Olives Are Blamed. Clifford W. Nelson and Bruce Mc­ and crashed Into a bank at the side Presidency of 0. S. ON HOOVER’S cm Intyre. of a road, burst into flames and was The crash occurred when the destroyed. The pilot, mechanic and Tonight— First Stop St. Bridgeport, Conn., Oct. 24.— plane, soaring over the Catalma four passengers received serious in­ St. Joseph. Mo., Oct. 20.— The Bridget Macoroy aged six, died here mountains in search of a youth re- juries. paramount issue in the coming To Make Bid for German Lom*s— To Return Home today from poisoning believed to election is whether Herbert Hoover have been sustained during a wed­ or Gov. A1 Smith is the better Vole— Pleased With Re­ a Week From Today, ding feast on Monday. The state DIRIGIBLES, NEXT STEP equipped man to fill the presiden­ health department was called into tial office, declared Charles Evans sults of N. Y. Speech. Ihe case today and has started ana­ Hughes here last night in the first Lakehurst Naval Station, N. J., lyzing the things supposed to have 0. a series of five speeches which Get. 24.— With a 35-miIe an hour been left over from the feast. FOR SO. AMERICAN TRADE the former secretary of state will Washington, Oct. 24.— Herbert adverse wind cutting across the' make on behalf of the Republican Seven other children are in lo­ party. Hoover, Republican presidential Lakehurst, station. Commander H. cal hospitals critically ill from the same cause, and a man is at home '"The question is betwen Smith candidate, will leave here Novem­ Eckener announced that a take-off also sick. Physicians handling the New York to Buenos Ayres and Hoover, aad I decidedly prefer ber 1 for the west for his final bid of the Graf Zeppelin on its west­ case are disagreed as to what caus­ CHURCH OF ENGLAND Hoover,” Mr. Huges s dd. “ It is for votes, it was announced today. ward cruise was impossible today not merely a question between two ed the trouble. One group considers The date for his St. Louis speech unless the winds took a decided olives caused the affair and anoth­ In Five Days Instead of parties. It is not merely a question change for the better. Shortly be­ er is sure that sausage is to be HOLDS FIRST SYNOD of qualifications possessed by one or was definitely set for the night of fore noon the wind had reached blamed. the other of these men. The prim­ November 2nd. such a velocity that the commander Meanwhile Paul Scinto and Mary 20, Is Plan of Prominent ary question is— which one, for From St. Louis, Hoover will said he would not even risk taking de-Libro in honor of whose marriage this highest office, is the better of take the most direct route to Palo the big ship from its hangar. the feast was held, are on their Ship Builder. the two men.” Alto, California, his home, where Dr. Eckener said that he was honeymoon and their relatives be­ Over 1,000 Clergymen Meet The voters, he pointed out, are he will speak on November 5, and now awaiting the government lieve them unaware of tne tragedy. the ones to determine what policies cast his vote the next day. weather bulletin due at 9:30 to­ would make for prosperity and se­ The exact itinerary from St. night before making any further EDITOR’S NOTE: This Is In London to Dcide on curity for the nation. Louis to the coast has not been ar­ plans for the flight to St. Louis and 28 FLOATS TO BE the second article on the fu­ Need of Economy. ranged. return. Should the wind change ture of long distance transpor­ New Prayer Book Mr. Hughes stressed the need of during the night and the govern­ tation as It will effect steam­ economy in the administration. He ment reports indicate favorable ships, airplanes and dirigibles, said that the Republican Party had Washington, Get. 24.— Having conditions along the route not ten­ PARADE FEATURE as outlined in an Interview always stood for such a program London, Oct. 24.— The first wound up his eastern campaign for tatively decided upon, the Graf with Laurence R. Wilder, and that no misleading qr clutter­ the presidency, Herbert Hoover to­ Zeppelin would get under way duf^ prominent American shipbuild­ synod of the Church of England ing statements could alter the tact er. day studied national reaction to his ing the night, he said. It was esti­ ever held in the Diocese of London The way to buttress our pros­ New York address and planned the mated that the trip to St. Louis via perity, and give every one— employ­ Celebration Now Looms as — and the first synod held in Eng­ itinerary of his trans-continental Pittsburgh would require approxi­ By JAMES L. KILGALLEN er and employed, producer and con­ trip to the coast on the eve of the mately 24 hours to cover the 1,023 land since the reformation— met sumer— feeling of greater security election. miles with an average speed of 55 Greater Affair Than Cen­ New York, Oct. 24— By dirigible. today at the summons of the Bishop as he looks forward to the next The Republican nominee’s next miles per hour. New York to Buenos .Aires, in flve of London to make a decision upon four years with all their uncertain­ This remarkable picture of the aftermath of an airplanrcrash looks and semi-final effort will be a days! the amended Book of Common ties, to secure the most earnest ef­ almost like a present hanging on a Christmas tree. The accident oo- speech in St. Louis, about Novem­ TO GO TO SPAIN tennial Fete, That’s the coming thing in pas­ Prayer which had been rejected by fort under competent leadership to rarred near Hartford City, Ind., and the pilot, Howard Casterline, of ber 2, which will constitute his fin­ Seville, Spain, Oct. 24.^Spanish senger travel, Laurence R. Wild­ deal with all economic difficulties Hartford City, escaped with only a bloody nosei Casterline had been al appeal to the middle west. In the House of Commons. trying to land in the darkness. aviation authorities announced to­ er, chairman of the Transoceanic Immediately after the 1,200 that confront us. Is to continue the that address, the candidate will day that the Graf Zeppelin will The Armistice Day celebration on Corporation of the United States clergymen met the Rev. E. G. policies of the Republican Part.v make a particular bid for the Ger­ probably fly direct to Seville from Nov. 12, not e.xcluding Homeland and one of the country’s leading Milnes, vicar of St. Chads, Hag- under the presidency of Herbert man vote in St. Louis In- the hope Lakehurst, N. J., flying over this Hoover.” of swinging Missouri, k "doubtful Day and the Manchester Centen­ ship builders, declared in an ex­ gerston, caused a sensation by pre­ city several times then proceeding clusive interview todry. Raps Bigotry. state into tbe Republican column. nial celebrations, win exceed by senting a petition charging that “ LADY OOMARURU’’ BUSY to Madrid. After flying over several It now requires from eighteen to Mr. Hhghes denounced every ef­ He also will take the opportunity other parts of Spain the great far any similar undertaking in the the entire meeting is illegal. He twenty days to go by ocean liner alleged that the meeting “ had been fort ^ to inject the religious ques- to touch upon problems affecting dirigible will continue to her. home history of the town. In the Armis­ from New York to Buenos Aires. "ion into (he campaign the Mississippi valley, a bid for PPft..t!LXriedrichshafen, Germany. tice Day parade in addition to the “ The dirigible Is the logical mode called for an illegal purpos^,,’-’--A 1 4 «^ d ‘th a r h r had no patient with SO SHE DIDN’T ANSWER support in Minnesota, Wisconsin, presenting his petition the Rev. Dr. Iowa, Illinois, Tennessee, Kentucky military units and the sixteen bands of quick transportation from, here Milnes left the hall. tigotry aiid characterized himself When the Zeppelin is put into the to Rio De Janeiro, Buenos Aires and Arkansas. already signed up, there will be at The position of the Diocese of as “ Intolerant of intolerance.” regular trans-Atlantic service It is least 28 floats and representatives and other South American cities,’’ Hoover will make this speech London is extremely delicate. The The former secretary, who in the understood it will ply between of 45 societies and lodges. These said Mr. Wilder, who is at present past has spoken favorably of Gov. while enroute to his Stanford Uni- devoting his energies to speeding Bishop of London has supported London Professor Sends societies, aside from the big mili­ A1 Smith as New York’s Chief exec­ 'SMITH STARTS OUT versity.MniromhoT- Calif., home cj., to „riiivote in the*— LjrarGrIf"Lnnelin®^r^^^^^ Zeppeliu IS not used for this tary turnout will participate: up steamship travel from New York the amended prayer book in all its utive, as.serted that the Democratic November election. He will be ac­ stages. But the decision of the service other Zeppelins will be em-. Swedish societies: Seger, Vasa, to Europe. nominee has a thorough knowledge Message to Woman on companied by Mrs. Hoover and his ployed. Scandia, Good Templars and His company is planning to build synod is likely to be contrary to of the government of that state. sons, Herbert, Jr., and Allan, all of Knights of Pythias— float; commit­ ocean liners, with flat top decks, this attitude. FOR NEW ENGLAND whom will vote in the election. In­ “ But it is a poor argument.” he TO START NEXT WEEK tee chairman, Emil Johnson. that will cross the Atlantic in four Some Questions continued, "which says that we Mars Whom He Met on cidentally it will be the “ first vote” French societies— float; commit­ days flat. These ships will be The following six questions were for Allan, who recently came of New York, Oct. 24.— The Graf should elect a governor because of Zeppelin will delay her departure tee chairman, John Tournaud. equipped with airplane landing submitted to the.synod: his knowledge of state affairs, but age. Manchester City Club— float; space that will make it possible for 1. Are you willing that the “ An Etherel Journey ” Not Yet Decided on the return trip to Germany un- should not choose a pre.sident /be­ Speaks Tonight in Boston; ______til Wednesday and possibly until committee chairman, James Mc­ passengers who want to get to Eu­ bishop, for an indefinite period, cause of his knowledge of national The nominee’s itinerary is sfiU Veigh. shall be guided by the “ rejected” the subject of considerable delib- Ji'ttfsday of next week, it was said rope sooner to make it in two days affairs.” London, Oct. 24.— Professor Sons of St. George— float; com­ and seven hours. They can ac­ amended prayer book? To Stop Over in Hartford eration. Some of his advisers have here today by oflicials of the Good­ mittee chairman, John Wilby. complish this by means of the air­ 2. Are you wining that there Mansfield Robinson, psychic de­ urged him to make a number of year Zeppelin Co.) who are work­ Daughters of St. George— float; plane “ conjunctive service” — that should be no deviation from the old FEAR TANKER LOST votee, made an attempt to get in rear platform appearances in cities ing on the return flight plans with committee chairman, Mrs. John is, using an airplane on the first prayer book (1682) unless the touch with “ Oomaruru,” his Mar­ Tomorrow. all over the middle west and in the Dr. Hugo Eckener, commodore.of mountain area. Hoover, an inexpe­ the dirigible, , Hewitt. 1,000 mile jump from New York parochial church council and the tian lady friend, today, and failed. . Manchester Grange No. 31— and again flying the last 1,000 incumbent agree? WITH HER CREW OF 45 rienced campaigner, however, has Women, it appears, are the same float; committed chairman, Joseph miles from a ship at sea to a port in 3. Are you willing that the use [ Springfield, Mass., Oct. 24.— demurred as he has found no en­ Berhend. Europe, as outlined in an Inter­ the universe over. Just plain fickle. joyment in his barnstorming politi­ of the consecration in the alterna­ Robinson claims to have made an j Swinging by train over the Repub- Pythian Sisters— float; commit­ national News Service dispatch yes­ tive order of holy communion Sends S. 0 . S. But When Other cal tours POWERCO. DEHES tee chairman, Mrs. Mamie A. Dick­ terday. ethereal journey to Mars, his etheric ! lican stronghold of the Berkshire Under present plans, the candi­ should be used subject to the Ship Arrives It Finds Only body covering the 35,000,000 od;l inson. Want To Go Faster bishop’s conditions? Hills, Gov. Alfred E. Smith this af­ date’s final campaign effort wil.l be Oil Splotches. miles in four minutes. Enroute, he a speech from the west coast, to American Insurance Union— “ The people want faster trans­ 4. Are you willing that the bishop ternoon before a large crowd at the FEDERAL PROBERS float; committee chairman, Alex, portation to far-off points,” said made the acquaintance of “ Ooma­ be widely broadcast by radio, on should regulate the permanent Boston, Mass., Oct. 24.— Infor­ railroad station here fired the open­ Hanna. Mr. Wilder, “ The dirigible will. In ruru.” HeTore coniing back to eartli the night before election Unless reservation of the consecrated ele­ mation indicating the loss of the he made her promise she would an­ ing gun of his “ Battle of the Atlan­ this program is changed, two more Army and Navy Club— float; my opinion, prove an important ments for the sick in accordance committee chairman-, Michael Mc- tanker David C. Reed with the swer tfie message he sent today so tic Seaboard.” speeches and a number of rear factor In bringing this about, es­ with the rubric of the amended donnell. pecially as regards the United crew of 45 officers and men was that hard-boiled scientists on this Enroute from Albany, N .Y., to platform appearances between St. Trade Commission to Ask prayer book? turned over to the United States earth wouldn’t accuse him of still Louis and San Francisco during Polish-American club and other States and South America. Boston to deliver an address and to Polish societies— float; committee 6. Are you willing to support the hydrographic office today by Cap­ being up in the clouds. the first week in November will “ A glance at the map reveals bishops to secure that practices not receive the plaudits of thousands, Court to Compel Company chairman, Boleslaw Kolontai. that the contour of South America, tain T. F. German, of the steamship Piles Message constitute the rest of his campaign. Ward Cheney Camp, United sanctioned by the prayer book of West Carnifa.x, in port from Alex­ Robinson had filed and paid for the Democratic presidential nom­ New York’s Reaction which bulges out considerably 1682 or the amended prayer book andria, Egypt. ' a message duly addressed to Spanish War Veterans— float; com­ southeast of us, forces our ocean inee stopped in this city for ten Both Hoover and his advisers to Open Up Its Books. mittee chairman, Arthur^ Keating. shall cease? On October 14th Captain Gei’man “ Oomaruru” with the British post- minutes— the first stop in his Atlan­ meanwhile were awaiting national liners to make a roundabout voyage office. At 2:15 a. m., today the Ladies Auxiliary, a ! 0. H.— that takes up a great deal of time. said he received an S. 0. S. call tic seaboard tour. reaction to his New York speech, float; committee chairman, Mrs. from the Reed. The West Carnifax government wireless station trans­ The Smith Special train pulled In in which he dropped his program of The slowness of the trip affects our mitted the message on an 18,000 Washington, Oct. 24.— Defied by Julia Sheridan. commercial business to a great ex­ was struggling in a storm gale but shortly after one p. m. A. tremen­ explaining Republican issues to as­ British American Club and Edith tent. READY FOR NON-STOP swung to the position indicated by metre wave length. Then the gov­ dous crowd was on hand. sail the policies of his Democratic the Electric Bond and Share Com­ Cavell Society— float; committee the Reed, Latitude 38.26 North, ernment operator listened for an The 104th Regiment Band of opponent. Gov. Alfred E. Smith. pany, the Federal Trade Commis­ “ The dirigible, however, can answer. Robinson had guarante day had again abandoned the in­ The gasoline tanks have been on the Sixth of next November. heed commission orders to testify, tee chairman, Harold Turkington. filled and the hop off is being de­ Sunset Rebekah Lodge— float; vestigation into the deaths of Ter­ HERALD ELIZABETH PARK With them it is possible. and to produce records and ex­ rence and Benjamin Waldman, 4 layed while new propeller with a It is possible for Gov. Smith to pense vouchers. committee chairman, Mrs. Annie higher pitch is attached. Lowd. years and 14 months respectively, win without the west, mathemati­ STUDENT FLYER KILLED , To Fight the Case sons of Mr. and Mrs. Milton S. cally it is possible for him. to ,win Counsel for the electric holding Girl Scouts — float; committee company, John F. McLane, Indicali- chairman, Mrs. W. Brownell. Waldman and heirs of Benjapiin MODEL HOME without the border states where he MRS. HOOVER IN STATE has spent the last ten days, but no ed his organization would fight the Ancient Order of United Work­ Guggenheim, while Medical Exam­ Windsor, Ont., Oct, 24.— Donald iner Charles Norris planned to stretch of political Imagination, can Strevett, 20, a student aviator, was case to the Supreme Court. man— float; committee chairman, ' Open Daily With its investigation of the fi­ Maurice Sullivan. open a formal inquest into the New Canaan, Conn., Oct. 24.— encompass the vision of Democratic thrown from an airplane when it tragedy in his ofllce this afternoon. victory without most of the elec­ nancial organization of the giant United Italian Societies— float Mrs. Herbert Hoover came here nose-dived 1,000 feet In the air to­ After reopening the inquiry and Afternoon: .... 2:30-5 • toral-votes between Cape Coii and day, and is believed to have been power trust temporarily halted, the and band; committee chairman, this afternoon to attend the wed­ commission today was busy clean­ re-examining witnesses to the 13- ding of Miss Mary Elizabeth Rick­ Cape Charles. Thdy a'fe yltal. " killed, and his instructor. Captain Louis Genovese. ing up odds and ends of its inves­ story fall of the children from the ard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ E venings:...... 7-9 Realizes , the Fact R. H. Sbundy, also thrown out. Dilworth Cornell Post and the roof of Hotel Surrey last Friday, Probably no one realizes this tigation of the propaganda activi­ Boy Scouts will not have floats, but gar Rickard, of New York and New seized hold of the fuselage as he police announced the deaths were 0“ street just fact more,keenly than Gov. Smith ties of the power interests In Wash- will be represented in the parade Canaan, to Reginald E. Mohun, son east of North Elm street. Turn east on Henry street was falling, crawled back Into his ingtOin and Kentucky..Two witness­ accidental. They had re-entered the of Mrs. R. Dorsey Mohun, of New himself. He is primed for the politi­ •■eat and landed the plane safely. by large marching delegations. Investigation after Dr, Norris an- “ Herald cal effort of his career, a career, es were to testify today, one for The Red Men will have besides York. The wedding took place at Elizabeth Park Model Home.” Henry street is four Neither of the men was using each section. A vi^ltness for Wash­ npunced his plans for a thorough St. Mark’s church with Rev. Don­ blocks north of. Middle Turnpike. incidentally, that streteixes over, a safety belts or wearing parachutes. investigation saying he wished the quarter of a century of ckteh-as- ington will tell of the, dissemina­ (Continued on page 2) ald B. Aldrich, of New York, ofli- Soundy told police, Strevett was at tion of propaganda through the facts in the case placed on record. ciating. the controls when the pl£(ne began ((Tontiaued .on Page_8) phblic schools in the Pacific coast to nose dive. ^tate, the commission announced.

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ISLEUTH TESTIFIES Franco^British Naval Agreement IT’S THE SHORTEST WAY HOLD EVAN6EIST Deserted By Kin, Old Man Bad For U. S., Admiral Declares IN LEOPOLD CASE r ^ 7 7 7 ” IN WOMAN’ S DEATH Berlin. — America has every^many. The Kellogg Pact is a de- Will Soon Realize Dream reason to be alarmed about the monstration of - the political and Tells of Finding Fuse and Franco-British naval agreement, economic power of the United Deserted by his kin and left^truck remained that he could sell for its very existence, which has not States, which is not willing to tole- alone In a dismantled house John and for the first week or two that been denied up to this moment, ren- | rate any disturbances likely to Says He Hired Men to Lure Mantesante, 75 years of age, is to they were-away he was able to earn Auto Near Scene of the ders the stipulations of the First .hamper its further development a scant living. For the past four Naval Disarmament Treaty of j “ On the other hand, the Kellogg Woman Away So He Could be sent back to Sunny Italy. To­ weeks he has been alone. He has Washington illusory by automatical-! Pact is a striking illustration of the day, when informed that this was only one suit of clothes and no Fatal Fire. ly changing the ratio of naval' failure of the League of Nations J to be the disposition of his case he extra underclothing. He did not strength between the United State.s, j to bring about disarmament and Get Letters. was a pleased man. He has been make friends with the neighbors be­ Great Britain and France com -! peace. All disaianament confabs depending upon the help of neigh­ cause of his inability to talk Eng­ bined, Japan and Italy to 5: 6,75:3- 1 held under the auspices of the Lea- bors in securing food and has been lish and bis pride prevented him Waterbury, Conn., Oct., 24.— De­ :1,75. In as much as the secret' gue have been marked by a lack of tective Captain William Keegan, South Bend, Ind., Oct. 24.__“I occupying one room of an other­ from getting in touch with others agreement represents a threat j veracity. People have shunned the hired two men, strangers, to lure and Daniel J. McCarthy, the police wise untenanted eight-room house, as he did not want to show the against United States,' the Kellogg ^ last consequences of the Locarno Mrs. Stults from her apartment. I known as the Bidwell house, at 364 fingerprint expert, were the chief conditions under which be was liv­ Pact is one of the cleverest diplo-, Treaties and under the pretence of last saw her in their company at Bidvyell street. He has been with­ ing. witnessess today in the trial of matic countermoves ever conceived a general lack of ‘security,’ disarm- the New York Central railroad sta­ out fire or furniture, with the ex­ Louie Leopold, furniture dealer, for The information was Imparted in the Foreign Office of a big Pow- ament has always been postponed. tion at Elkhart.” ception of a small oil stove. last week to some of the Italian the Baldwin street fire that last , ! “ The much condemned secret di- This was the statement made There are many broken windows February killed two children living families in town and they have been This is the essence of an article plomacy of the old time has been here today to police by Harvey in the house and the cold air has giving him aid. 'This noon his in Leopold’s building. Both men by Admiral Eeinhold Scheer, com- replaced by public conferences of Smith, former evangelist and pri­ been blowing through at night and meals and a supply of foodstuff was identified three keys that were sup­ mander-in-chief of the German 1 the world’s diplomats where people vate detective who was arrested in during the day making the one furnished him by a resident who posed to belong to the Leopold battle fleet in the Jutland Battle beat around the bush just the same. Atlanta and brought back to face room containing his bed and a lives on McKee street. Others had store on Baldwin street. One was in the Leipziger Neueste Nachri- As a matter of fact, the new me­ murder charges in connection with limited supply of clothing, a rather chten summarizing his opinion of gone to Frederick R. Manning for taken from the clothing of Sam thods are much more condemnable. the death of Mrs. Genevieve Stults. uncomfortable place in which to legal advise on the matter and he W'eiss, of New Haven, whose body the^ anti-war trea,ty and the present because the nations, through them, Charles L. Reyher, real estate live. status of naval disarmament. had investigated. The Italian Con­ was found in the store, one was J, . believe that such meet­ operator who has admitted a four In visitin,s that section of the sul in Hartford has agreed to see taken from the janitor of the build­ Naval Ration Annulled ings actually further the cause of years’ friendship with the slain town yesterday Lieutenant of Po­ “ While the details of the naval that his passage is paid back to ing. A third was found in Leopold’s mutual undenStanding and recon­ woman, and Mrs. Janie Reyher, his lice William Barron learned of the Italy. Certain matters of a legal business headquarters on Abbott agreement are withheld from the ciliation. Secret diplomacy, after wife, who admitted she hired story and this morning Miss Jessie world,” wrUes the achniral, “ a-co-^ all, drew its inner-most justiflea- nature had to be arranged before avenue. Smith to “ get rid of Mrs. Stults,” Reynolds, welfare nurse, was in­ he could be sent and it looked as The two men also identified a operation between England and from the fact that everybody are undef arrest. formed of the case. As the old France, closer than it ever existed, though there might be a long delay. bundle of papers, several hundred openly was out for his couptry’s “ Mrs. Reyher hired me to shad­ man cannot speak English it was is in itself a disturbance of the interests and that there was no When informed of the case, al­ dollars in cash, a fuse with matches ow her husband,” Smith declared. difficult to get the information that though not given all of the facts. balance >.f world Powers. The naval need of faking. “ Then, Reyher hired me to ‘protect was needed, but by visiting differ­ attached, and an empty bottle ratio agreed upon in Washington Miss Reynolds started an Investi­ which were taken from Weiss’s For Serlou^^ Discussion his Interests.’ Neither knew, of ent people in the vicinity the true is automatically annulled by coali­ “ It ' seems amazing that the gation. She secured through the clothing. They told of finding an course, that I was employed by the story was lekrned. police the address of the son, A tions between signatories of the United States does not attempt to When, going any place the shortest way is the quickest way, or as the other, The old man with his son Andrew automobile near the Baldwin street Washington Treaty and its very settle the cruiser controversy with letter has been sent to him, one store, the number of which coi’- books have it, a straight line is the shortest distance between two points. “ I don’t know anything about Mantesante, came to Manchester written by an Italian woman telL foundation has already been severe­ Great Britain by pushing to the Mrs. Stults’ murder. I didn’t have responded to the license issued by The two girls above, competitors in a London school girl tennis tourna­ about a year ago. It was the in­ ing the needs of the man and the ly shaken. foreground the problem of a new anything to do with it.” tention of the son to buy the Bid- the state to Weiss. They said the “ At any rate, a future agreement Maritime Law abolishing contra­ ment, are demonstrating that the quickest and shortest way to change other explaining the conditions un­ car contained a can of gasoline After Love Letters well property. A question as to the der which the father is now living. between all Powers concerned is band. A new Maritime Law is the courts is to go over the net. In these days of short skirts and athletic “ I was to get Mr. Reyher’s love right to sell arose and after the when they found it. The car, they rendered more difficult, because two Miss Reynolds will see that an extra clue to the whole disarmament girls it is not a difficult feat and, from the expression of the face of the letters to Mrs. Stults for Mrs. Rey­ garden had been planted and some admitted, is now being used by the Powers already agreed on their fu­ muddle. The smaller the war supply of clothing Is furnished and young lady on the left, there is a kick in it. her. I met two men in a dance hall work done on the place it was with the help that is now assured police department, in traffic work. ture policy regarding disarmament. booty, the smaller the chances of here and hired them to aid me. Janitor a Witness found that it was not likely to be him by Italian residents John Man­ Also, if there is a lesser possibility inflicting heavy material damage on “ I telephoned to Mrs. Stults and a profitable venture. The son and Albert Oakley, janitor of the of all the Powers coming to an the enemy in naval warfare, and tesante will have his wish to be re­ on stilts. Nevertheless the Manchu told her that Reyher wanted to see other members of the family re­ turned to Italy satisfied and In a Baldwin street store, appeared also agreement, there naturally is a the less the inclination to start a her but was unable to come for her as a witness, telling of the insecure naval war. women developed a graceful walk. turned to New York. The old man much shorter period than might greater probability of further com­ LONDON PUPILS himself and was sending two did not want to go back to New plications, which likewise may Dr. Laufer says. Beneath the wo­ otherwise be the case. In the mean­ state of the Baldv/in street door­ “ By bringing up for serious dis­ friends in a car for her. The two York, but wanted to go to Italy. way and of having found signs of »prove a disadvantage to the United cussion the question of a new Mari­ man’s slit dress are pantaloons time he will have heat, food and which end with ornate garters at men had k machine of their own. A certain amount of garden clothing in his present home. strangers sleeping in the cellar. States., Complications of such a time Law the United States would I got into it with one of them and Boys, he said,, often kicked the nature may arise from possible automatically take the edge off the her ankles. Such foibles as rouge, WEARING ‘MAGIC’ powder and lipstick wereu sed by the other fellow drove Reyher’s own door in for a lark. British-Japanese and Franco-Ita- cruiser controversy, for, what’s the car. Mrs. Stults, of course, recog­ WHI-TE TO S’TUJIP. Many objections were raised by lian agreements, likely to follow use of building more cruisers if Manchu and . Chinese women for HUSBAND SUSPECTED thousands of years. Dr. Laufer de­ nized the machine and got in with­ the defense as the 4;hree men testi­ the Franco-British accord. nothing can be gained from cruiser out hesitation. Emporia, Kan., Oct. 24.— 'Wil­ clares and the “ compact” and WITCH’S CHARM fied, and many exceptions were Diplomatic Countermove warfare? “ We started out of town and liam Alle.n White, Emporia news­ “ vanity case” of the modern girl noted by Judge Carl Poster who is “ Judged from these aspects the Germany now should grasp the Gertrude Bartosik, Mrs. Stults’ sis­ Butler, Pa., Oct. 24.— On the paper puolisber, left here today cn presiding. Kellogg Pact presents itself as a I opportunity of driving home her are believed originally to have been ter, saw us. She tried to follow us his speaking tour through the Chinese inventions. London.— Forty per cent, of the theory that the charred torso of a The state announced that the well-conceived diplomatic counter­ point in the question of general in her own car but we lost her in v;oman, •which with a blackened south including Georgia. Tennesee Other Exhibits police witnesses today were intend­ move of the United States. The disarmament. It is certainly too children attending London schools the traffic on the Elkhart road. wrist watch, two diamond rings and and North Carolina, United States wants peace, because much to expect from the United Other material shown includes ed to connect Weiss formally with wear modern equivalents of witch­ Leaves Car a wedding ring were accidentally White told friends before he the fire, and that during the after­ only then -will it be able to main-1 States to show up to the world the gorgeous state robes of emperors “ When we got to the New York craft "charms.” discovervid by curiosity seekers in left he was paying his own expens­ noon session efforts would be made tain its unequalled prosperity, but j League’s lack of veracity towards’ with tapestry woven designs on fa­ Central station in Elkhart, I got the ruins of a burned log cabin ca es. “ When I pay my own w.ay, I to connect Morris Shelnitz of New its pacifist desires originate from | Germany. Sucb a policy would be brics of a special imperial yellow This extraordinary index of mod- out of the car I was riding in and the Patterson farm, is that of Nel­ can say my own say,” White declar­ Haven with the affair. Shelnitz was its very strength, and not from ! a violation of the practical princi- which no one else was permitted went over to Reyher’s machine. I lie A. Jones, 33, police today took ed. weakness, as, for instance, in Ger-lples, look out for yourself!” e rn superstition Is given by A. R. indicted with Leopold. He will re­ to wear; worship robes used during told Mrs. Stults she had better Earl Jones, 38, the woman’s hus­ White expects to deliver the prin­ prayers a%d sacrificial ceremonies Wright of the Council of the Brit­ change machines in order to avoid ceive a separate trial later. ish Folk-lore Society. band to detective headquarters for cipal address of the trip In Augusta. in the temples; state robes of em­ suspicion and that the two men Ga., Friday morning. not allowed to come for ah official “ These amulets are direct des­ an intensive grilling. audience with the emperor without presses and princes: the elaborate would take her to Reyher. The fire-blackened jewels found MANCHU RELICS wedding head-dress of a princess cendants of old charms against “ She got into their machine with wearing them. They were symbols witchcraft,” says Wright. A popu- among the ruins of the abandoned of loyalty, and in case the wearer with pearl strung hangings and them and 1 got into Reyher’s car 28 FLOATS TO BE lar form of "ma.gic” among Lon­ cabin which mysteriously went up a r r e s t RED GRANGE should incur the displeasure of the silken flowers; and a complete set and drove back to South Bend. The in flames last Friday night, have of silken girdles of princes, in dif­ don school children is a necklace last I saw of her she was sitting in TO BE SEEN AT emperor, he was granted the “ privi­ Pi blue beads, supposed to prevenf been Identified by neighbors as the Chicago, Oct. 24.— Harold “ Red” PARADE FEATURE lege” of ending his life, on com­ ferent colors and with finely carved the car with those two men.” jewelry of Mrs. Jones who has been jade buckles indicating the various them catching colds or any chest A number of apparent discrepan­ Grange, “ galloping ghost” of foot­ mand, at his emperor’s feet, accord­ complaint/' missing since the night of the fire ball fame at the University of Ill­ ing to Dr. Berthold Laufer, curator ranks of the royal blood. From cies in Smith’s story were pointed (Continued from Page I.) CHICAGO MUSEUM these girdles were hung the poison Witchcraft is still alive in odd out by Assistant Chief of Police inois. appearing at a downtown of anthropology and noted explorer forms all over Britain, Recording to FIRST VOTE IN ELECTION theater here, was named today in of China. pounches. A narrow purple girdle Albert Kuespert. their float the largest marching with small inferior buckle was the Follc-Lore Society. “ Reyher,” Kuespert said, “ has a warrant sworn out in the court of delegation of any of the Manches­ New York, Oct. 24.— The first domestic relations by Miss Helen Chicago. — “ Suicide pouches” W as A Privilege worn by a prince in disgrace. Some 'The fens, of East Anglia still flatly denied knowing Smith or ter societies or lodges. They expect This was regarded as a privilege. hold a number of people who aro knowing even what he looks like. vote In the presidential election of Morrissey, 22. The charges involve which were carried by Manchu beautiful fans and many other ar- 1928. was cast today— for Gov. a marching unit of 400 headed by Dr. Laufer explains, because per­ a!so in the cases. deeply superstitious. Strange noises Yet Smith says that Reyher hired paternity. Miss Morrissey said sh<= their own band. princes of China whi..never they had sons of lower rank in the same pre­ at night and the moving of objects Smith, according to Democratic was the mother of a 7^^ months him. Again if Smith’s object was old baby. The Italian Societies have engag­ an audience with the emperor, are dicament would be done away with which residents of houses cannot to get Mrs. Stults away from her national campaign headquarters ed and are paying out of their owii included in a Manchu royal ward­ by the more humiliating processes HAS NOT LOST A BOUT remember moving themselves are apartment so he could ransack it for here. It came from California, Her­ funds for a band of 48 pieces to robe now on exhibition at Field of the public executioner. attributed to fairy Influences. Reyher’s love letters, why did ne bert Hoover’s home state. head their marching unit of at least 1 Natural History. The A notable feature of the exhibit Allie Wolff, Penn State three- Exorcism was recently exercised go to Elkhart with her instead of George H. Pinard, a resident of 200. collection includes actual robes is a life-size mannequin of a typi­ sport star, has not lost a bout in The Folk-Loi'e Society Is trying to staying in South Bend to do the Cleveland, Ohio who is tempor­ ABOUTTOWN Clifford Cheney chairman of the I emperors, empresses, cal Manchu lady, dressed in the two years as a collegiate fighter. collect evidence of the case. A wo­ ransacking?” arily In San Jose, Calif., voted un­ Parade Committee, announced to- Princes and princesses in the eigh- He also plays football and baseball. der the Ohio absentee voter law. Frank Bech, manager of the local robes fitting to her estate, with man was the subject of the exor­ State’s Attorney Glen Sawyer of Woolworth store, has been pro­ teenth century with their head­ cism. Elkhart county announced today “ This is the first time I ever vot- day that he and, the members of his characteristic coiffure .and adorn­ GETTING AN EARLY START moted to a larger store in Brook­ committee have received the most dresses, girdles, shoes and other ments. Her shoes are high-heeled One relic of the past which takes that a Special Grand Jury will be ^d the Democratic ticket,” Pinard accessories. lyn, N. Y. He will be succeeded enthusiastic support and co-opera­ in a fashion that outdoes the most a long time to die is the belief in convened to indict Smith and the wrote to Chairman John J. Raskob here by Thomas McMurray. The “suicide pouches” are silken Adrianne Richards, three-year- Reyhers. of the Democratic national commit­ tion from the societies and lodges. fantastic French heel creations,^ for , old daughter of Vincent Richards,! the magic nature of certain herbs. Due to the keen friendly rivalry bags in which a supply of arsenic the heels are in the middle of the ; has already started swinging a i These can still be bough.t in various tee, in reporting the despatch of his between the organizations, the was carried, and one of these was Shoe sole, and the wearer had to | tennis racket. She uses one as big as parts ‘T ’ "! of London with «.uan muivaiioiiindication ballot by air mail to Cleveland. strictest secrecy is being main­ hung over each hip. A prince was balance herself as though walking} she is. ^ “ f whetuer they will make the pur- HOLD BATHING BEAUTY tained as to the nature and type of chaser beautiful or clever or mere- CITY" GETS NEW PLANT Parsons’ Hieater iy healthy, Middletown, Conn., Oct. 24.— floats being built. The Armistice HARTFORD Day committee has agreed not to In the witchcraft museum of the Media, Pa., Oct. 24.— Mrs. Vivian The Peerless Plush Manufacturing release any information as to the society is a simple glass phial con­ McDonald Page, Miss Mobile in the Company, of Paterson, N. J., has TONIGHT nature of • the floats. The parade taining the sweets known to chil­ 1926 Atlantic City Pageant,' wan taken a two-year lease of the for­ committee, however, is extending a dren as “ hundreds and thousands.” and depressed, left here today in mer Franklin Electric Company SOM a HARRIS s AIBERT LEWIS «£SE)IT general supervision over the plans Oar Great Out Door Zoo fi'he ancient belief was that if a bot­ custody of two deputy sheriffs for plant here and will start operations tle of these minute sweets was left the women’s industrial home at at once with thirty hands. The con­ in the interest of artistic worth­ Muncy, Pa. She was given an in­ whileness and propriety and is ad­ about at night, any witch who cam ; cern has an option to buy th6 definite term by Judge Albert Dut­ plant. The . Peerless company has vising with the various organiza­ into the house would spend so long J4DENPSEYT K lOOST C OlOtfn. K K T R M m Z E "s. ton McDade for theft of valuables plants in Burlington, Vermont, and tion committees in order to prevent in trying to count the hundreds and RDKHISTORyAmMIMNMSBr duplication of ideas. thousands that daylight would from an apartment in Chester. Paterson. MnSSNKENtHUMA EHGTH - 3 T 0 4- come before she had finished and The conviction of the southern FEET. LOMG BODV, this meant that she would have to beauty was the culmination of two HE FAVORS MR. S’TRIBLING charges lodged against her by Del.a- DRY AGENT WAS SHOT COVERED WITH SEAL- disappear quickly on her broom­ stick. ware count.' officials. The first 0. B. Keeler, the Atlanta gold- BROWN FUR. TOES charge was one of arson in connec­ WEBBED. BROAD writer, thinks his fellow-towns­ tion with the burning of the Norma man, Young Stribling, will be the FIGHT BY BROTHER OFFICER _ BymLT0NHEMHtT6IWPKKMIDMAxmMeiN- TAlL.VERf^ LARGE Beer, after all. Is not essential to apartments here. She was acquit­ next heavyweight champion of the w h e r e i t j o i n s t h e the training of an English crack Si*9^by DAvio amsMSteo ted on this charge but arrested on world. BOOV. rowing crew, as has generally been' the larceny charge when freed. A.TS IMPORTANT DRAMATIC KVKNT Police Working on a Theory supposed. Thursday, Friday, Saturday On the contrary, the secretary of That the Shooting Was Ac­ JUDGE KEOGH DE.YD October 25-26-27 this year’s Oxford University Eight New Rochelle, N. Y., Oct. 24.— MATINEE SATURDAY, OCT. 27 cidental. says that he is confident that it is “ bad for the crew.” Former Supreme Court Justice MR. ARTHUR HOPKINS Chicago, Oct. 24.— In spite of Martin J. Keogh died today at his STATE A letter from the Oxford secre­ home here. He was 73 years old Annoances definite declarations yesterday by tary has just been read by the Rev. HIS SECOND IMPORTANT PLAY and had been a semi-invalid for SUN. MON. TUBS. OP THIS SEASON U. S. District Attorney George E. Dr. Courtenay Weeks at the open­ Q. Johnson that he believed the many years. Oct. 2?, 29, 30. ing of the National Conference of Death was attributed to a com­ shooting of Prohibition Agent the Band of Hope Union at North­ “THESE DAYS” Thomas Ryan in a federal court­ ampton. bination of causes. Justice Keogh is survived by eleven children. ‘THE KING By Katherine Clagston room was part of a bootleggers’ Dr. Weeks said that just before terror plot, special agents working the last Inter-University Boat Race Word of his death was sent to A enwt and iirodnction conforming: the Court House in White Plains. to tbe uHnal Arthur Hopkins standard on the case today were inclined to he wrote to the secretary of the OF believe the shooting was accidental. Funeral arrangemen'ts have not SEATS BY M A H . NOW Oxford crew asking whether alcohol yet been made. Sale Opens Mon. 'Oct. 23, Auotber prohibition agent, ques­ was obligatory in training and, if KINGS’ Prices Evs.: Orch.' as.50t Bale. «3, tioned at the time was to be re­ so, what ■were the physical indica­ 91.50, 91; Pam. Cir. 75c; at. Mat. THANKSGIVING DAY. Orch. 91.50; Entire Bnl. 91; I'am. Cir. questioned today. His name has tions on wljich it was based. 75c. been withheld. The answer was that it was not The bullet removed from Ryan’s obligatory but it was customary. Washington, Oct. 24.— President Coolidge today issued a proclama­ side was found to be fired from a “ I personally,” wrote the secre­ .3 2 caliber gun, the same bore \S> tion designating November 29 th as tary, “ am an abstainer and took no Thanksgiving Day. as the gun carried by the prohibi­ alcohol during training and number tion agent under suspicion. . TOMORROW seven was also an abstainer. The THE ANSWER The investigation today, it was ^\a/AUs> rest of the crew had half a pint of Here is the answer to the Letter said, was to be centered on the beer at lunch and a pint at dinner, Golf puzzle on the comics page: " f r i d a ^ theory that the agent, fingering his followed by a glass of port, STATE ROAD, LOAD, LORD, LARD, gun, pulled the trigger, accidental­ “ I don’t think any physical indi­ LAND, LANE. SOUTH MANCHESTER BENEFIT ly shooting Ryan. Investigations cations whatever were concerned. STANLEY JAIIUIOGA ^Injured Football Player)’ hinted today after examining the lE IS A BRANCH The training diet of the crew Is en­ agent’s gun that Jie walked from OF THE WEAfSEU TREE tirely the result of tradition handed COLLEEN the courtroom, .placed a new bullet THAT TOOK TO THE down from the previous crews, and I am confident th^t it is a thor­ Announcement in the chamber and swabbed out WATER. the barrel. No definite charges have oughly bad one.” Mr, Pagani wishes to announce MOORE been made, however, pending the The secretary is captain-elect of that he is going to move his barber inquest and further questioning of [F ish ARE the 1929 crew. RESPONSIBLE shop now located at 6 Pearl Street in the agent. to the FDR. THE BIG “ Damn Is a good healthy swear CHANGE IN 4 4 ZEPPELIN MAIL. HIS DISPOSITION. word, and perfectly excusable when Sheridan Hotel ALL OF HIS MEAT-EATING used at Ihe right time and place. In O h K a y !” o the opinion of a London clergyman. Washington, Oct. 24.— The post­ COUSINS A R E TW RANTS. Building The Play Was Funny But the Pic­ master at Lakehurst, N. J., today X Canon Ellis N. Gowing, known as ture Is a Riot! Ccnvhi*TCO “ the sporting parson of Southend.” in the store formerly occupied b y ) informed the Post Office Depart­ h i m ; ment that his office was swamped “ If there is such a thing as a Phillips Grocery store. ADDED FEATURE with mail for the return trip of CASTING IS A FAVORITE healthy swear word it Is certainly He offers a prize of Five Dollars ‘damn’,” the preacher declared in gold to the person that suggests the Graf Zeppelin and that a large PASTIME OF THE OTTER. “A SHIP COMES IN” portion of its was underpaid. “ There Is nothing unclean about it, the most appropriate name for bis AND OTTER. SLIDES ARE Starring Acting Postmaster General Glover and it is a favorite English word. new barber shop. All suggestions ALVES’ TO BE FOUND NEAR. RUDOLPH SCHILDKRAUT said that only mail on ^hich 11.05 “ I would rather near used U.an for name must be sent In by Satur­ TONIGHT! per ounce had been paid would be THEIR. HOME. IT IS A STEEP, lLTHOUGH t h e o t t e r , the foul language that Is so often day, October 27, to shipped on the dirigible and the re SLICK BANK, DOWN WHICH IS SURPASSED B*/ NONE AS heard on a football field. Also, an “THE CRASH” malnder would be returned to the THEV "SHOCir-TH'- SHOOT " A SWIAAAAER., T H E V O U N G occasional ‘damn,’ voiced with the PLO'TTO PAGANI LATEST MGM NEWS “Brotherly Love” .INTO THE WATER.. h a v e t o b e t a u g h t . senders. right spirit, is far better than a 0’ Pearl Street Q l»2 8 . BY NtA SEHVICe. INC. continual grumble.” Sonth Manchester, Gonn, A -.

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at the opening of the court by de­ TRADE SCHOOL PUPILS ABOUT TOWN fsMiTH s t a r t s OUT CALL MORE POUCEMEN fense attorneys to postpone the GAN^TER WARFARE Local Stocks NORRIS WILL SPEAK case or get it thrown oilt of court. INCREASE IN NUMBER The Women’s Federation of Cen­ FOR NEW ENGLAND FOR TRIAL IN PHILLY Meanwhile the jury probe has re­ ter church will have a sewing meet­ sulted in arrests of 40 bluecoats Chicago, Oct. 24.—Gangsters Furnished by Putnam & Co. FOR SMITH IN WEST ing tomorrow from 2 to 5 o’clock. and conviction of five persons to warfare between downtown liquor Bank Stocks Advantages of Institution All women ,of the church are wel­ (Continued from page 1) date -on bribery and extortion barons flamed anew today when a • Bid Ask( Being Better Understood^ come to attend these meetings. The Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 24.—An­ powerful black powder bomb ex­ other police captain and two aides charges goes merrily on. Bankers Trust Co .. .300 325 Says Director. work tomorrow will be for the hur­ catch-can political fighting.and con­ ploded in the heart ’ of Chicago’s Capitol Nat B&T . .. .340 — Leader of Republican-Insur> ricane sufferers in Porto Rica. faced trial today on charges of ex­ Two million dollars addition In loop, in front of the Wacker grill tains but one defeat for an elective tortion, bribery, and conspiracy disguised bank acounts were un­ City Bank & Trust .. 1200 — Manchester persons more fully office. restaurant. Conn River ...... 400 , — Linne Lodge, No. 72 Knights of growing cut of the Special Grand covered yesterday. District Atterney The latest bombing is believed by realize the benefits to be derived The entire Democratic campaign Jury’s investigation of Philadel­ John Monaghan announced, A total First Bond & Mort .. , --- 60 from training at the local State gent Bloc to Make First Pythias, will hold its regular has been predicated upon Gov. police to be a retaliation for the First Nat (Htfd) . . . --- 290 meeting tonight at 8 o’clock in phia’s racketeers. of $12,000,000 deposited under fic­ blasting of another restaurant, al­ Trade School that they did a few Smith’s ability to carry the Atlantic They are Captain Charles Cohen, ticious names now has been uncov­ Htfd-Conn Trust Co . .750 800 years ago, according to Director A. Orange Hall. seaboard states which includes his leged to have been serving liquor, Htfd Bank T r ...... 570 590 Address Saturday. Albert Long, district detective, and ered. The identities of the deposi­ which was wrecked a few days ago , --- A. Warren, who backs this state­ own. New York. Frank de Rose, policeman, whr. tors still remains a secret, however, Land Mtg & Title . . 60 ment with figures. The People’s Fellowship hour Everything has been subjugated a short distance from the Wacker Morris Plan Bank . . .160 — will be held this evening at 7:30 at served as Cohn’s chauffeur. The and all the money disappeared grill. J — The present enrollment shows a New York, Oct. 24.—Democratic to this end. Gov. Smith has saved trial was to be heard before Judge shortly after the first of the year. Phoenix St B&T . . . . .490 substaniial increase over the fig­ the North Methodist church. The his voice for it, as well as his most The bomb today wrecked a cigar Park St Bank ...... 900 — national headijuarters today an­ topic is “How Can the Church Bo James G. Gordon in the same room Monaghan believes that' the huge store in front of the restaurant and — ures for last year. The evening: nounced that Senator George W telling speeches. He has been deaf where a legislator and a police cap­ fortunes were amassed by bootleg Riverside Trust . . . 600 Made. More Appealing to the Peo­ to appeals for speeches in other shattered windows in a hotel. No West Htfd Trust . . . .300 — school oniollment is fully ten per Norris, of Nebraska, a leader of the ple?” These meetings are being held tain were convicted last week. gers. County and federal officers one was in the cafe_ at the time of Bonds cent larger, he said. There are Republican-Insurgent Bloc, would alternately Wednesday evenings at parts of the country in order that Strenuous attempts were expected are on the trails of the depositors. the blast, - v Htfd & Conn West 6. 95 — 171 students now taking evening speak at Omaha Saturday night in the Methodist and Congregational he could be in tip-top shape for bis East Conn Row 5s . . .101 102 school courses and a further in behalf of the presidential candidacy churches. They are for the most finale joust in the east. Conn L P 7s ...... 117 120 crease is e.xpected. of Gov. Alfred E. Smith. part conducted by laymen from Starts From Boston Conn L P 5 %s . .. . .107% 109 The largest increase is the textile A nation-wide radio hook-up has both churches, and a social period He set forth for Boston today in Conn L P 4 % . . . . .100% 101 departments, due to the co-opura- been arranged by the Democratic follows. ' high hopes and with a confidence Brid Hyd 5s ...... 102 104 tion of Cheney Brothers. At pres­ committee for Senator. Norris’ ad­ that amazed his Intimates. The bat­ Insurance Stocks ent, 29 persons are studying weav­ dress, which Chairman John J. Mr. and Mrs. Cary D. Carpenter, tle opens in Massachusetts today. Aetna Insurance . . . .875 885 ing and loom-fixing and 46 ar(^ Raskob and.his advisers hope will who live on their farm in Bolton The Bay State with its 18 elec­ “Where You Can Aetna Ins rts ...... 262 267 taking up cloth analysis, design and. have an important effe'ct in the ag­ just over the Ma’/hester line, witn- toral votes already is counted in Aetna L if e ...... 880 890 textile testing. ricultural sections, in which Norris out intending to do so held open the bag by the Democratic mana­ Afford To Buy Aetna Casualty . . . .1150 1180 Other departments have many commands his great following. i house Sunday. So many of their gers. Outside of his own New York, Automobile ...... 430 440 students working as journeymen Nominally a Republican, Norris friends from other places came to ,Gov. Smith probably is mOre con­ Good Furniture’* Conn General...... 1700 1750 mechanics, who desire Instruction has confined his campaign activi­ see them they began to wonder if fident of carrying It than any other Hartford Fire ...... 830 840 on technical subjects relative to ties since the Kansas City conven they had forgotten it was their —this despite the fact that it is the Htfd Steam Boiler . .730 760 their trade. There are 20 in the tion to speaking tours in advocacy wedding anniversary or the birth­ home of President Coolidge, de­ Lincoln Nat Life . .. .155 165 carpentry department, 20 in the of Senators and Congressman af­ day of either. The first one to ar­ spite the 400,000 Republican ma­ National ...... 1100 1140 electrical, 32 in the machine,, 10 in filiated with the so-called “Pro­ rive was a cousin from Willimantic, jorities roll.ed up there in 1920 and FALL EXHIBITION Phoenix ...... 815 825 mechanical draughting, six study­ gressive Bloc.” Thus far he has en­ George L. Keeney. In a short time 1924 and despite the fact that no Travelers ...... 1580 1600 ing architectural draughting, eight dorsed neither candidate, although Mrs. Carpenter’s sister, Mrs. Loren Democrat save Woodrow Wilson Public Utility Stocks taking up applied shop mathema­ he has lauded the Democratic poli­ White and sons came from Andov­ has carried it in a half century, and o f Conn Elec Svs pfd . . 92 97 tics. cies on water-power development as er. They were, followed by Mr. and that was in the split year of 1912. Conn L P 8 % ...... 179 123 Director Warren said that the en­ enunciated by Gov. Smith in his Mrs George French of Eastford Tonight in Boston, appropriately Conn L P 7 % ...... 116 120 rollment of each class may increase Denver speech three weeks ago. with their two sons and a daugh­ enough In “the Arena,” Gov. Smith Conn L P 6%% pf .110 115 slightly, as the evening school Arrangement Complete. ter. Then came Mr. and Mrs. Thom­ will strike the first blow of the FURNITURE FASHIONS Conn L P 5%% pfd. .100 102 courses only recently were started. Arangements for Norris’ Satur­ as King and son Ralph of Manches­ eastern campaign. Conn P Co (par 25) .137 142 They will be continued until about day night address were completed ter, and a Hartford party, Mrs. To Answer Hoover Greenwich W&G 6 . . 97 100 the first of April, depending on the through Frederic C. Howe, execu­ Adams and son Harry, Mrs. Fox and Every indication is that he will Htfd El Lt (par 25) .128 135 attendance. Should it diminsh, tive secretary of the Progressive Mrs. Hubbard; sixteen guests in answer the speech of his Republi­ do vtc ...... 120 130 the classes may be closed before League for Alfred E. Smith, in all. can opponent Herbert Hoover de­ Htfd Gas c (par 25) . 90 95 that time. Sessions are held which a group of those who sup­ livered in New York Monday night, Have You do pfd (par 25) . 68 75 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and ported the presidential candidacy Tomorrow afternoon 5, **cooklng particularly that part in which Mr. S N E T C o ...... 170 175 Friday nights each week. without water” demonstration will Manufacturing Stocks for Senator Robert M, La Follette be given at the Manchester Com­ Hoover charged him with being a Am Hardwkare . . .. . 72 74 in 192 4 are now co-operating in munity clubhouse on North Main sponsor “of state SociaLsm,” be­ Ameri Hosiery . . . . . 25 — advancing the Democratic cause. street. A meal will be cooked and cause of his prohibition, farm re­ American Silver . .. . 23 — Headquariersof the league are at­ served to those who attend by ex­ lief and water power policies. Arrow Elec pfd . . . .104 107 YALE SPENDING tached to the Democratic national pert demonstrators in the employ of The governor’s ' visible audience Arrow Hart & Hege . 46 48 operating base here. one of the prominent aluminum will be confined to 13,000 people, Acme Wire ...... 12 15 Senator Norris is the second manufacturers. Local housewives all that can crowd into the Arena, Automatic Refrig ’. . . 10 20 member of the Insurgent Bloc to who can make it convenient to do but two other halls, symphony and Billings Spen com . . — 5 LARGE SUMS ON definitely break away from the Re­ so should attend. Mechanics, will be linked by loud MODEL LIVING ROOM do pfd ...... 10 15 publican party in the campaign. speakers comprising a total audi­ xBigeloW-Htfd com . .95 99 Senator J. J. Blaine of Wisconsin The Lutfier League’s regular ence of some 30,000. And the whole do pfd ...... 100 — OLD BUILDINGS having announced for Smith several meeting will be held at the Swed­ country will in reality be sitting in Bristol Brass ...... 28 30 weeks ago. ish Luthern church Friday even­ via a nation-wide hook-up. As Fine As That Of The Case, Lockwood & B .375 ■ — Republican eastern managers ing. The business se'ssfon will begin Preceding the night speech there discounted the Norris bolt, reiterat­ Collins Co ...... 117 125 New Haven, Conn.—Yale is at 7:45, 15 minutes earlier than will be other appearances by the Colt’s Firearms . . . . 47 49 ing that Nebraska, where it would usual, to allow sufficient time for Democratic candidate. His schedule spending ten thousand dollars to probably have its,greatest influ­ Herald-Elizabeth Park Model Home? Eagle Lock ...... 65 70 restore the exterior of the old the Hallowe’en social to follow. The calls for his entering the state via Fafnir Bearing . . . . .145 155 ence, IS in little danger of- swinging music committee who is in charge Springfield at 1 o’clock this after­ . --- library. With the work started, to the Democratic column. OU can have one for only $667, with a Fuller Brush Clss A. 21 those who are in favor of saving of the program, has arranged a se­ noon, proceeding thence to Worces­ do Class A A . . . . . --- 84 Chairman Raskob and his aides, ries of Hallowe’en games and ter at 2:35 p. m. whole year to pay for it. That is the Hart & Cooley . . . . .250 — old Yale structures are encouraged on the other hand viewed the Norris Y to believe that the library is to stunts, to be followed by refresh­ Brief Receptions price on our Club Plan for all the fur­ Hartman Tob 1st pf . 95 98 announcement as a smashing blow ments. There will be ten minute recep­ do c o m ...... 22 24 stand as a memorial of other days whose inflnence will be reflected in nishings in this beautiful room — a model even after the vast Sterling library tions at both cities. Gov. Smith will International Sil . . .150 160 every state west of the Mississippi. The ladies of St. James’s church arrive at Boston at 3:30 p. m. in every respect. do pfd ...... 120 125 is finished. will run a bridge, whist and set­ Yale’s old library was erected a From the old South station he will Landers, Frary & Clk 71 73 back in St. James’s hall this even­ If you have been one of the many visitors Mannin" & Bow A . .17 19 century ago, of a Gothic architec­ FARM BUREAU FOSTERS ing. Playing will begin promptly at be taken on an hour’s automobile do Class B ...... 10 13 ture that charmed the residents of parade of the city, and advance in­ you, too, have perhaps admired the homelike 8 o’clock and a total of 18 prizes formation is to the effect that the N B Mac ' p f ...... 100 — other days. As the books increased will be given and refreshments atmosphere. The attractive suite in denim— do com ...... 31 33 wings were added to keep pace un­ POULTERERS’ MEETING served. Mrs. James Fogarty heads ancient city is to outdo itself in its Niles, Bement, Pond 80 85 til there was no longer room on ihe the committee of arrangements and acclaim of “Al”. the interesting groups of occasional pieces do pfd ...... 90 — campus for books or buildings. her assistants are Mrs. William The aim of the Democratic clubs and the modernistic lamps that vividly con­ North & Judd . . . . . 31 33 Then the John W. Sterling fortune Local Raisers Interested in Humphries, Mrs. Joseph Leary, of Boston is said to have Boston’s xPratt & Whitney pf . 99 — became Yale’s to spend and the Coming Gathering in East Mrs. Simon Hildebrand, Miss Julia reception excelf that wild, turbulent trasted with the emerald green drapes. Peck, Stowe & Wilcox 19 — new library was started, to be Hartford on Nov. 2. Hogan and George Olds. welcome which Chicago gave to the These are some of the reasons why so many Russell Mfg Co . . . 125 135 finished, perhaps in 1932. Democratic candidate last week. Seth Thomas Cl com . 30 — Restoring Library Willia’* L. Harris, Jr., assistant The regular meeting of the Swed­ Tomorrow Gov. Smith starts inquired about the cost and were astonished do pfd ...... 26 — Curiosity over the fate of the old agricultural agent of the Hartfoul ish Congregational church schedul­ southward from Boston on a ten at the exceedingly low price. Smyth Mfg Co new . .100 — library was expressed. Some build­ County Farm Bureau, was in. Man­ ed for this evening will be postpon­ days tour that ultimately will take Standard Screw . . . .115 125 ings of the ’seventies and later chester today interesting local poul- ed until to-morrow night when him to Baltimore, ami includes If you possess that feeling Mm wm Stanley Wrks com . . 69 71 have been shorn away and replaced trymen in an important poultry Rev. John H. Hutlteen, a former Philadelphia, Newark, Brooklyn, of desire for a living room as Scoville Mfg Co . . . . .58 60 by brand-new structures. But Yale meeting for this district, to be held pastor of the church, will preach. and New York among the chief Taylor & Fenn . . . . .125 — had saved her Connecticut Hall, at East Hartford, probably in The meeting is called 7:30. speaking points. beautiful there is no reason Torrington new . . . . G -9 71 where Nathan Hale actually lived, Welles Hall, on the evening of No­ Enroute from Boston to New for you to be without it. And Underwood-El Fish . . 71 72 in days before the Revolntion, and vember 2. The district interested York tomorrow the Smith Special Union Mfg Co ...... Earl Roberts lodge. Sons of St. if you feel that the total cost . 16 20 fliere seemed hope for the library’s consists of East Hartford, Manches­ George, will hold .i whist in Tinker will stop at Providence, R. I., for U S Envelope pf . . . .118 125 salvation. The repairs, or restora­ ter, Glastonbury and Marlboro. an hour, at Hartford, two hours, is prohibitive all at once you do com ...... 240 — Hall at 8 o’clock tonight. Prizes tions now going on, added to the Roy Jones, poultry specialist, will will be given to those holding the with shorter stops at Waterbury, .can start right now and select "Veeder-Root...... 44 46 give the principal talk of the meet­ Derby, Shelton, New Haven, Whitlock Coil Pipe . . — 20 hope. highest scores. Refreshments will a few pieces at a time. They Officially the library work is de­ ing on the subject of “Pullet Man­ be served. Bridgeport and South Norwalk. are all listed below. All prices agement.” His lecture will be illus­ Gov. Smith is scheduled to reach scribed as “restoring the tops of are quoted on our club terms. four towers, building perforated trated with stereopticon slides. The Town Players will hold the New York at 10:30 p. in., making parapets on both gables, and add­ There will be an industrial talk by the day* one of the most strenuous a practical poultryman. first rehearsal of “The Poor Nut” ing pinnacles to the tops of seven­ at the School street Rec tonight at he has yet attempted. There will The Occasional Chairs N.Y. Stocks teen small buttresses.’’ They’ve Karl Marks of 136 Summer 8 o’clock. be parades in both Providence and The Living Room Suite The ever popular Co.xwell in combination ve­ saving Yale library for the future. street is the Manchester member of Hartford. lour and tapestry afford.s an excellent occasional the committee. There will be a day of rest in (Illustrated Above) High Low 1 p. m. Yale is spending fifty thousand A big football rally was held at piece that will add both comfort and interest to Alied Chem ..238^/^ 238 238V^ dollars to change the exterior of Manchester High school this after­ New York before Gov. Smith goes A very- popular modern style — The any room. This chair is on display at our store Allis C hal-----134% 13478 134% the famous Drama School building, HOLD BOY SLAYERS noon in an effort to stir up great in­ to Philadelphia on Sunday for a Lawson — covered all over in fine quality in a wide assortment of covers and is priced Am Bosch___ 37% 37 37 erected as a gift of the Harkness terest in the game with big celebration and speech at night. denim. Here Is an attractive suite built at $32.50. Am Can ...... 110% 110 110% family group of Yale graduates. West Hartford at the West Side Monday night will see him in Balti­ for hard usage. Includes the davenport, An interesting pull-up chair sets near the Am Car & Fdy 91 91 91 The “Theater’’ as the drama school FOR KILUNG CHUM grounds tomorrow afternoon. The more. club and colonial wing chair. Our price hearth. It is covered in bright colored tapestry . Am Loco . . . . 92% 92% 92% structure is known. Is of modern entire student body ^lans to march The eleven car special train upon is $247.50, over a walnut frame and sells for $22.00. Am Smelt ...2 6 8 .266% 267% Gothic, stately in appearance out­ to the’ field headed by the school which Gov. Smith travelled 10,000 Am Stl Fdy . . 57 5C% 57 side and ultra-modern of interior. Dead Boy 12, Suspects 10 and band. A victory for Manchester in miles through the west and south The Ladder-Back chair (near, the desk) is George Pierce Baker, once of this game means the first cham­ has been broken up and in its place made entirely of walnut and gumwood. with a A m T & T ...1 7 9 % 179% 179% 14—Members of a Robbers’ genuine Rush set. Our price is $13.00. Am Woolen ..19% 19% 19% Harvard fame, presides over the Band. pionship of the C. C. I. L. without a has been substituted a five-car The Fringed Velvet Rugs Anaconda .... 8»-l^ 89% 89% drama school which locally bears single defeat in the history of the train equipped only for day travel. school. A beautiful floor covering, equal in ap­ Atchison .... 192% 192% 192% the old Harvard name of “Forty- Nashua, N. H., Oct. 24.—Ten- Accompanying thg governor upon The Lamps Bal & Ohio ..112% 112 112 seven Workshop.’’ In existence only leaving Albany this morning were pearance to a fine Wilton, and yet most year-old John Misking and his inexpensive. Many other interesting pat­ The floor and bridge lamps are truly modern­ Beth Steel . . . 69% 69 69% a few years the Yale drama school chum Frank Rokas, aged 14, said Mrs. Smith; Major and Mrs. John istic. Beautiful silvered metal bases with a new Can Pac ----- 217% 216 217% has already turned out some noted A.' Warner, his son-in-law and terns are on display at our store. 8-3x10-6 by police to be members of a TWICE AS MANY BIRTHS size, $49.50. 6x9 size, $31.00. type of mica shade. The floor lamp sells for C M & St Paul 34% 33% 33% productions for Broadway, and tiie juvenile robber gang, were to be daughter; John Curtin, a New York $2.S.75. The bridge lamp for $22.50. do pfd ...... 50 49% 49% future great things are expected to lawyer, a personal friend; Andrew formally charged with murder to­ The table lamp has a pleated silk shade with Chi & N W .. 86% 86% 86% originate here, or in the minds of day, following the discovery of the AS DEATHS LAST MONTH J. Warner; John J. Glynn, the gov­ Chi Roc Isi ..132% 131% 132% the local school’s graduates. ernor’s nephew, and the usual double line and a genuine Italian pottern base Cons Gas .... 82 81% 82 body of Adam Goodrich, 12, who The Spinet Desk and sells for $17.50. Remodel Theater was killed after he was alleged to stenographic, typist, telegraphic Corn Prod ...85% 85 85% But the exterior of the theater, and newspaper personneL Del & Hud ..187% 185% 187% have “sci’.iealed” to the police. Returns of Marraige Certifi­ An extra large size. Attractive design or drama school building, or “For­ The body of the Goodrich boy in walnut and gumwood with birds-eye The Occasional Tables Dodge Bros .. 28^^ 27% 28% ty-seven Workship” is being re­ cates Show That Several Lo­ D u P o n t...... 430% 430% 430% was found in an alleyway with a maple panel decorations. Our price is The large gateleg table is made of solid ma­ modeled. A porte-cochere is going bullet through the heart. Nearby cal Couples Were Wed Out JURY TO CONTINUE $47.25. hogany and is priced at $32.75. E r ie ...... 56 55 7s 56 on the south to protect arrivals'by of Town. Gen Elec -----174 171% 174. was a loaded revolver, indicating auto on stormy nights. Decorative that members of the gang had got The interesting Coffee Table is made of brown Gen Motors ..220% 219% 220% stone buttresses are to flank the Births in Manchester during the THE WATKINS PROBE mahogany. This type of table is just right for Gillett Raz . . .120% 119 119 the “drop” on him. Another fully an occasional piece, and sells for $20.00. ----- 319% 312 319% sides. A sloping slate roof is to be loaded weapon was found nearby, month of September numbered Int Harv built along the south side, after a thirty-seven, which was within one inspirat ...... 31% 31 31% thrown there by some of the gang Hartford, Conn., Oct. 24,—Judge Int Nickel ...1 7 9 174 176 large portion of the present roof who had lost courage, police said. of being twice the number of The Sewing Cabinet is shorn away. deaths, which were nineteen. The Allyn L. Brown today received ,, Kennecott .. 119% 117% 118% The murder weapon had not been State’s Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn A popular Martha Washington in solid mahog­ Le Valley . . . 95% 95 95% The jobs on the theater and the found, however. marriages of Manches.ter people re­ and the Superior Court Grand Jury any. Our price is $22.00. • Mack Truck .. 93% 93% 93% library are but “drops in the corded during the month of that once Investigated Roger W. ‘-Marl Oil ...... 41 40% 407^ bucket’’ compared with other build­ September numbered nineteen. The beautiful panel mirror of fine quality Watkins and which will continue to plate glass in polychromed frame with pastel . Mo Pac com ..73 72% 73 ing construction under way here STEAMER AGROUND Four of these marriages took place investigate that affair, and namel N Y Central. 175% 174 74 17 5% this fall, and have hardly been no­ out of town. Ralph O. Welles, local attorney, as sells for $12.00. ticed locally. But both furnish in­ The marriage returns show that -New Haven ..64% 64% 64% Halifax, N. S., Oct. 24.—A sal­ foreman, replacing Francis W- •Nor Am Co .. 73% 73% 737s teresting • small items on the re­ George F. Gee of Fairfield street Cole, now corporation counsel for The Cabinet Smoker >'Nor Pac ----- 100% 100% 1007^ building of Yale that has been un­ vage tug is on the way from Mon­ and Miss Mable L. Hemstead, also treal today in an effort to get the the city of Hartford, who asked to Made of walnut and gumwood. Completely ■Renn R R . . . 64 7s 64% 64% der way fifteen years and many con­ of Fairfield street, were married ir be relieved. Post Cer ...... 69 68% 69 tinue a half century longer. Cairn line freighter Cair,nto.rr .off Bristol. Wells W. Pitkin and fitted including copper-lined humidof. Our the rocks near Cape Whittle on the Judge Brown, beside permitting price is $14.50. ■ Psd St Car . . . 26 24% 26 They form a part of a continual Miss Jennie Cook, both Manches­ Mr. Cole to leave the Grand Jury, I Pull new .... 78 78 78 change going on, a change that north sho,ye of the , gulf of the St. ter residents, were married in East- Lawrence where she grounded yes­ released John B. Bryhe and Henrj- 'Radio Cor ...228% 225 225 keeps the graduate busy studying ford, Gaetano Lupachlno and Miss Holt, local bankers, and Seth Had- The Magazine Carrier Sears Rooe ..156% 156 156% l.is bearings when he returns on his terday. Mary R. Dellaripo, both of Man­ field, accountant. Finished in green lacquer with floral decora­ 'Sou Rail ___145% 145% 145% vicarious visits to the place where The captain of the Cairntorr, chester, were married in Hratford Mr. Alcorn told Judge Brown tion. Our price is $4.95. Bou P a c ...... 121% 121 121 he v/as educated. which was outbound from Montreal and Stanley Irvin Rice of Manches­ the Grand Jury’s scope would- be ■ S O of N J . . .47 46 7s 47 with a heavy cargo, largely apples, ter and Miss Viola Emma Richards widened but did not Indicate in what NOTE: This is the second of a series of advertisements describing, in detail the furnishings ■Studebaker . . 81% 80% 80% reported fair weather and a good of Northampton, Mass., were mar­ way its work would be extendei He of each room in The Herald-Elizabeth Park Model Home. In the next article we will describe the Tob P ro d __ 100% 100% 100% NEW FEDERAL BUREAUS. chancie of floating the vessel. ried in the latter city. also declared that the’Investigation ‘‘Master Bedroom.” We will gladly furnish you with any additional information that you may Un Pac ...... 203 201 202% The scene of the grounding is desire. Hartford, Conn., Oct. 24.—Open­ into new ’ phases of the Watkins United Fruit .143 142 142 close to the spot where the freigh­ 3 0 REBELS KTTAiED case would be carried out fully.. U S Rubber ..41% 41% 4rT% ing of three new co-operative of­ ter Queens County stranded and Judge Brown extended to tlie U S Stl ...... 166% 165 165% fices of the United States Depart­ was lost on August 18. Mexico City, Oct. 24.—Thirty Grand Jury the thanks of thfs state Wab pfd A . . 93 93 93 ment of Commerce in Connecticut Liberator rebels were killed in a for the way in which it, conducted W estin g___ 109% 108% 109 was anounced at a meeting of the r e m e m b e r s m ailm an. 13-hour battle with* Federals at the original Watkins ifiyesti^tiori. G. E. KEITH FURNITURE CO. :,Willys Over ..30% 29% 30% Manufacturers Association here to­ Malden, Mass., Oct. 24.—“Tom” Autlan, Jalisco, yesterday, accord­ V i ------day by Dr. Julius Klein, director of Garrity, veteran mail carrier, today ing to a dispatch from Guadalajara LINDY in MEXICO DEMPSEY MEETS GOVERNOR. the Bureau of Foreign and Domes deposited In a local bank an un­ today. MAIN STORE - TWO STORES — : UPTOviw BRANCH i "Hartford, Conn., Oct. 24.—Jack tic Commere in the Deepartmeut of expected gift of $1,000 from Mrs. Three hundred ' attacked Pedras Negras,' Mexico, Oct. 24. Opposite S25 "Dempsey today had an appointment Commerce. Bessie L. Eaton, to whom he has the tow nand violent sa-eet fighUng — Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, High School SO. MANCHESTER Main Street 7to meet Governor John H. Trumbull The offices will be located in been delivering mail for forty ensued. fiying in a Stinson plane loaned the Capitol here this afternoon, Waterbury, Hartford, and New years. Mra Eaton said that she Federal rei^Vjrcer- •’ts were him. by the Mexican ininister of ^^empsey was also scheduled to visit Haven. Bridgeport ,so far has had gave Garrity the thousand dollar rushed from Guadalajara and the war. General .. Joaqulm Amaro, T'Ahe state prison at Wethersfield the single offiefe of the sort in the check in’ recognition of faithful irehels^were driven off, leaving their, took off here today fell La Babia J^uring the afternoon. state. ‘ service. dead behind. on a bear hunting expedition.

1 PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALH. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1928.

DAILY RADIO PROGRAM WTIC Wednesday, October 24. 0:00—W E A F Troubadours orchestra. 10:30—Two dance orchestras. Leading DX Stations. Travelers Insurance Co. A dinner- to the pioneers of Ameri­ 11:30—Memory Garden hour. 475.9—W SB, ATLANTA—630. can industry -will be broadcast by WJZ 440.9—WCX-WJR, DETROIT—680. 9:30— W E A F i’almolive tiour, Hartford and associated stations at 9:30 W ed­ 8:011—Goldkette’s orchestra, 10:30—Democratic campaign talk. 8:80—Magic melodies. 12:45—Peerless entertainers. 535.4 m; 560 k. c. nesday night. The speakers will be 9:00—W JZ harmony teanu Lord Melchett, chairman of the Im­ 626— KYW, CHICAGO—570. 10:00—Mount dem on’s concort, 10:06—Artists entertainmenL perial Chemical Industries, Ltd., 10:30—Hits and bits. 11:30—Musical continuity. ■whose topic will be “ The General In­ 636.4— WTIC, HARTFORD—560. dustrial Situation in Europe"; Nicholas 389.4— WBBM, CHICAGO—770. Program for Wednesday 7:30—W E A F programs (8H hrs.) 9:90—New Haven chimes; talk. P, M. Murray Butler, president of Columbia 11:00—Bond dance orchestra. ' 10:lo—Piano moods; orchestra. University, who will speak on “indus­ 422.3— WOR, NEW ARK—710. Concert orchestra. 6:25— Summary of Program and try as a Public Service" and who will 8:00— Rutgers University program. 11:45—Lombardo's dance music. Newr Bulletins introduce the guests of honor, and 8:30—Republican campaign talk. CHICAGO—820.' Charles M. Schwab, who will respond 9:00—N. R. feature hour. 6:30— Hotel Bond Trio— Emil for the guests of honor. Fifty guests 7:00— Victorian orchestra; talk, 9:30—La Pallna hour. entertainment. Helmberger, 'Director. Program of honor will be present Including 10:00—Kolster Radio hour, 9:00—WJZ harmony team. of Requested Selections Henry Ford, automobiles; Orville 10:30— United Military band. Theater presentations. 7:00— Station WCAC will broadcast Wright and Glenn Curtiss, aviation; 11:00—Astor orchestra. 12:00— Studio program; artists. Thomas Edison, Invention; Charles M. on this same frequency until 11:80—The Witching hour. 416.4— W G N -W LIB , CHICAGO—720. Schwab, iron and steel; Julius Rosen- 333.1— WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—900. 8:30—WEAF programs (1% hrs.) 7:30 wald, merchandising; Louis F, Swift, 6:55— Orchestra. Ji:''?*-Qulntet; tenor; orchestra, 7:30— La Touralne Tableau from packing; George Eastman, photogra­ 8:30—W JZ programs (1 hr.) 12:00— Dreamship; nighthawks. phy, and Harvey S. Firestone, rubber. N. B. C. Studios 10:05—Newcomb’s orchestra. „„„3456—WLS, CHICAGO—870. T Fifteen minutes later WNYC will give 491.5— W E A F, NEW YORK—610. ®:00— Scrap book; round-up. 8:00— Home Companion Hour from a detailed description of the dinner of 1 ' 6:00—Democratic campaign talk. hour; choral muslo. N. B. C. Studios the State Society of Professional En­ 6:30—Fur trappers program. 11:00— Popular entertainment. gineers, with talks by prominent men. 9:00— Ipana Troubadobrs from N. 7:00— Synagogue services. 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—870, A history of the United States A iw 7:30—La Touralne tableaux. 9:00—WOR programs (2 hrs.) B. C. Studios ■will be given by Lieut Frederick E. 8:00— Home Companion hour. 11:00—Ten o’clock inuslcale. 10:30— Democratic National Com­ Coyne Jr., through the microphone of 9:00—Troubadours orchestra. 12:00— Studio dance orche.str.a. W N A C at 6:30 and at 7:05 the Hall mittee Program 9:30— Palmolive music hour. 374.8--.-WOC, DAVENPORT—800. concert singers will entertain listen­ 10:30— Democratic campaign talk. 8:00— V\I0a 1<' programs (.3 h rs) 11:00-—Howard Correct Time ers of WLWL. Other highlights of 11:00—Hal Kemp’s orchestra. 11:00—'J’vvo danoe orclu stras. 11:00— Hotel Bond Dance Orches­ much Interest for Wednesday night 454.3—WJZ, NEW YORK—660. . 325.9— GO A, DENVER—920. tra— Norm Cloutier, Director are the Theater Magazine hour 6:00—Yoeng’s dinner music. 11:00—'I’iie Movelt.v sh«p. through WGBS at 7:15, the Cecilian 6:50—Dog talk, Frank Dole. 11:30— M..;e^l (ju;irte1: .string quartet. Singers through WCCO and a concert 7:00— Jeddo Highlanders music. 535.4— WHO. DES MOINES—560. • I? I %,tr^ from Pittsburgh Musical Institute 7:30--Politfcal talk; pianist. 6:90— 1.1, 1 la S> nipliuny orch/stra, NEW EXPRESS BUSSES through KDICA, both at 8. and “The 7:45—Talk, F. W. Wile. 9:00—W E .' F programs (3 hrs.) Trio B ," an instrumental trio through 8:00— Songs, saxophone quartet. 4C0—P W X, I-IAVa NA—750. W N Y C at 8:30 8:30— Foresters male quartet. 8:00—Military orchestra. 9:00—Smith Brothers, harmonists. 9:0f!—Cuban troub'nlours. TO MAKE STOP HERE Black face type Indicates best features B:30—American Industry banquet. 10:00— Studio music hour. 11:00— Slumber music. 370.2— V/DAF, KANSAS CITY—810. All programs Eastern Standard Time. 405.2— W LIT, PHILADELPHIA—740. 9:00—W E A F programs (2 hrs.) M 9:00— Stanley theater hour. 12:4.5—Nighth.twk frolic. New York to Boston De Luxe Leading East Stations. 9:30—W E A F Palmolive hour. ,4 6 3 .5 — KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. Coach Line Starts Operating % 10:30—W E A F programs (1 hr.) 11:30— Isuiin Limies broadcast. 272.6—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 315.6— KDKA, PITTSBURGH—950. On November 1. 8:00— Songs, muslo (2Vi hrs.) 12:00—Concert orchestra. 6:30—Orchestra; studio program. 1:00—Dance orchesi rn. 10:30—Two dance orchestras. 8:00—Pittsburgh musical progp-am. 285.5—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1050. 416.4— KHJ, LOS ANGELES—720. Central Connecticut will have the / ' 8:30—WJZ programs (1% hrs.) ll:0il—O'^chestra; voc.nl soloists. 9:00—W JZ harmony team. , 10:00—Ramblers happiness hour. benefit of e.xpregs motor coach, 9:30—The music box. 12:00—^fudio enteri.ainers. 10:30—Powers’ concert. 1:00— Djineo orch''stra. service between New York and Bos­ 10:00—Marylander’s orchestra. , 461.2— V7CAE. PITTSBURGH—650: 461.6— WNAC, BOSTON—650. 322.5— WHAC. LOU ISVILLE—930. ton effective November 1st as an­ 6:00—W E A F dinner music. 9:00— Wi'.AK prog;-;.ms (2 hrs.) 7:30—Scotts musical program. 7:00—Studio Gospel songs. 11:00— I’.ro^^, ^ (’■ t!c ■ orchestra. nounced by the New England 8:30— Republican campaign talk. 7:30—Qiiinby Symphony orchestra. Transportation Company, motor 9:00—Columbia programs (2 hrs.) 8:00—Wl'iAF programs (3 hrs.) 3.35.0— W r " . f'.G H V IL L E —890. 302.8—WGR, BUFFALO—990. IROO — Organ recital. 8:00— ,\n- n l•■fc.s;de tiour. coach subsidiary of the New Haven. 9:00— pro-ram.s hrs.) Tone quality, selectivity and distinguislied appearance are 7:00— Buffalo Symphony orchestra. 280.2— WHAM, ROCHESTER— 1070, Railroad. It Is the plan of the ^Tlie distinctive set pictured above is Model K23 Kolster—7 tabs 7:30—WEAF programs (3% hrs.) 6:30—Nighthawks; studio program. 10:30— Sfuaio catert.I’ nmfmt. 11:00—Van Surdain’s orchestra. Motor Coach Company to operat^^ mere words when spoken by makers of radio. ^ But when floor model with Kolster Dynamic Reproducer. A. C. (electric) opetw 7:45—Odenhach dinner music. 384.4— !4GO. OAKLAND—780. certain of the Deluxe Observation 545.1—WMAK, BUFFALO—650. 8:30—WJZ programs (U^ hrs.) 11:30—I.augli v.itli Ifucn. these virtues are so outstanding as to inspire the satisfied ated with single control and Illuminated diaL Cabinet is of Ridg« 7:30—Musical program. 10:10—Florence Newell Barbour. 12:00—ATofor matr.s; concert. Coaches from either Terminal via 8:00—Woianek Mu,sic Conservatory. 379.5—WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. 1:00 Troc.adoran.s l■ll!Rrt:linment. New Haven, Hartford, _ Danielson Walnut designed by M. BianfL Price, less tubes, 8285. (ThU set also 8:30—Columbia programs (2V& hrs.) confidence o f thousands of Kolster owners and their friends, 12:02—Time: weather; markets. 254.1—W RVA. niCHMOND— 1180. and Providence on an express basis. 428.3—WLW, CINCINNATI—700. 6:00—Democratic Campaign talk. S :30—Studio prcp.T.*:m. avail(^le for 25 cycle A. C. operation at the same price.) 10:00—Two dance orchestras. the makers of Kolster Radio feel justified in quoting the 6:30—Stocks, marlcets, farm forum. 11:00—Richmond d.-mc,' music. Schedules show the leaving time li:0 0 —Variety hour; organist. 7:00—Mr. and Mrs. Radio Skits. from either terminal at 9:00 a. m. offers distinctive models in a wide range of prices for A. C. or D. G 399.8—WTAM, CLEVELAND—750, 7:30—W E A F programs (3 hrs.) 422.3— KPO, f-AN FRANCISCO—710. expression, heard upon all sides, ^Kolster is a fine seU** operation or for batteries. 8:30—Cfystal gazer: orchestra, 10:30— Democratic campaign talk. 11:00 N. R. c., entertainments, and 12:00 noon and west bound Secondary Eastern Stations. 1:00—Hender.son’.s d,"nce liand. coaches will leave Willlmantlc ac SacoEdary DX Stations. 1:00 p. m. and 3:55 p. m. respec- 508.2—W EEI, BOSTON—590. 348.6—WGBS. NEW YORK—860. 8:30—Zenith Irish night. 9:30—Porto Rican songs, guitar. r, WENn. CHICAGO—1040. .tively and Hartford at 2:30 p. m. 9:00—W E A F programs (1% hrs.) 9:4.'>—Talk: variety hour. 7:00—Organ: artists: .stocks. and 5:30 p. m. respectively. East- 10:35—Atlantic feature hour. 10:10—.Songs; pianist; soprano, 9:00— :-0i'nova r orcla-.-tni: artists. bound coach will leave Hartford at 11:00—C. of C. organ recital. 11:00—Arcadia dance orchestra, -’Cj.O-WHT. C:-;:OAGO-980. 361.2— WSAI, CINCINNAVl—830. fl:.30 fa no; p:;:ii:,~I. 2:30 p. ni. for Boston and will leave 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—570. 10:0'i_ , ., 8:00—W E A F programs (3 hrs.) ■nment. Willimantlc one hour later.^ The )1;00—Castle Farm orchestra. 7:5a— Air coJlcge; ballads. 10:;^n ■ r tioiil I a:.?n— "The Trio B.v 310— : fare from Hartford to New York 12:00—Thlo.a dance orchestra. CO ' : l b l u f f s —941,. 265.3— WHK, CLEVELAND—1130. 9:45— Professional Engineers dinner. 9:;iii li a hour. will be $3:00 and from Hartford to 10:.-a- 8:30—W OR programs (2'/^ hrs.) 357—CKCL, TORONTO—840. <' ■ o- Boston $3:25 with proportionate 31:00—Two dance orchestras. 9:00—Puppy Club, philosopher. 12:00— 1 'iri" : Of'-an. 352.7—W W J, DETROIT—850, 4C:l 7 fares for Willimantlc and Manches­ 9:40—Microphone mummers, 10-0,1 ^ S.'=R|NGS—600. ter. At Hartford coaches will stop 7:30—W E A F programs (3% hrs.) 11:00—Orchestra, tenor, organ. 11- ir ,'i " " ‘'r orchestra, ■ Sir IE 11:00— Organi.st; dance music. „‘’68.5—WRC, WASHINGYON—640, at Railroad Station for thirty min­ 309.1—WABC, NEW YORK—970. MirJN.. ST. PAUL—740. 9:00—Studio programs. programs (3 hrs.) utes, allowing passengers to obtain 11:00—WJZ Slumber music. la-on ® dance orchestra. 14.30—Studio organ recital. luncheon. 11 seats on these coaches are . strictly reserved In order to Insure R/IDIO American coal sold at 6 3 cents a passengers selected space and the Enjoy the Kolster Program every Wednesday Leader O f Vision Needed I ton below the British product. Hartford Railroad Station, where . •• »• .• • s VO ■ ^ S-V I The depression in British indus­ tickets will be sold, has been as­ / - >. I ‘ t ‘ evening at 10 P. M. Eastern Standard Time try following these happenings was signed sufficient space to meet the over the nation-wide Columbia Chain* To Meet Trade Onslaught attended by the rancor of the mine traffic demand. The stop at Man­ workers. Districts which had been chester will be at Packard's Pharm­ ' t/f. '' Liberal or Labor in their political acy and the Willimantlc stop is What Ib the extent of Burope’a^fheir hit In the World War were trends became communistic over­ ichedulad at the Nathan Hale Hotel. industrial recovery and how does i t : '^'orklng at wages barely sufficient night. Bitter antagonism between ... manar

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te , . - - resideheh, the Rev. John Deeter., the pupils of the Center grammar proceeds " will'.be used" In the Im­ ])R.W1LUAMT.ELUS :i^8tor“ the Con^egational school are an interesting* feature" Of provement :ot thei^baU.: Hoover*s churches of Hebrpn and Gilead, the school work this fall, A strict Mr.-anA Mra jE3. B. Moss and son blMciating clergyman. The funeral endeavor is mide to carry on the Regfinald ,df .Meriden were Sunday SUCCEEDS DR. CADMAN was very largely attended by people debates and discussions * ih a noh- visitors ulfSt,'Peter’s church; Other Extolled By Ht^0ies of the town and vicinity, and many partlzan man.ier. It is expected that callers at the' rectory on Sunday relatives of the family from adjoin-, on voting day a school vote will te were, tbe *Rev. Delmar. Markle Of^ Writer of Herald’s Sunday Fairfield,, and his parents. St. Joseph, Mo., Oct. 24.— Ip thWaid. But we Pre not electing these Ing to\yhs and cities were present. taken for presidenL Meanwhile *it School Lessons to Preach in is taking much zeal on .the part of Mrs; Lulu Lord and her sister, first political address delivered hare men. Hoover,can call able and ex- The floral display was very beauti­ Mbs. Emil Johnson, and d*aughter,’ Famous Brooklyn Service. by Charles Evans Hughes in twenty perlencefl mqhyto his aid. We are not ful, many of ib e pieces being coni the teachert. to preven*t playground years the former secretary of state electing a cabinet. We are,^^e)ectinig tributed by sympathetic friends an l scraps be'tween the youthful politi­ spent the ddy and night, on Mon­ For many years the most famous and Supreme Court justice last a, President. . J When we elect the relatives. The bearers were Loren cians as to the merits' of '-favorito day and Tuesday at their former Sunday afternoon service In the night, drew striking comparlsods '^ec^tiye^ head of a great business ,.M. Lord and Everett G. Lord of candidates. home here, .SWfsie of Mr, and land has been the men’s meeting o'" between the qualifications o f Her­ 6|’ ienterprise, we try to, get special Hebron? Charles Worswick of South The Young Women’s'’'"'Club -will Mrs.-'G^rgU ■ " the Bedford Branch of the Y. M. bert Hoover and Governor Alfred QOnipefe.ncy and then let the train­ iJlanchester, and Dr. C. E. Pendle­ hold an auction rummage sale at •A., In Brooklyn, at which Rev. Dr. E. Smith for the Presidency. Hr. ed nnd expert" leader obtain his as­ ton of Cpleheater. A quartet made the town hall, Nov. 1, at 10 a. m. S. Parkes Cadman has been the Hughes’ speech was notably free sistants and not his chiefs. In u'p of Mrs. Lucius Robinson, Mrs. Refreshments will be sold and the speaker; an Immense radio audi­ from personalities and he treated view pf .Qur edonpipic situation, of EdwardfA' Smith, Arthur R. Gil­ ence being added to the local con­ with complete .disdain the idea of the nature of puj; . difficulties., of lette and William O. Seyms sang gregation. any candidate’s religion disqualify­ the prosperity •\?h- vrish to" keep so “ Abide' With* Me.” Interment was Dr. Cadman has this season ing him for any office. He said:.-‘l IW as wp have it,, land to secure ^t ip St. Peter’s' cemetery in the fami­ transferred his speaking to a radio do not regard It as any disparage­ I wherever, .it does, not exist, we ly lot. ilmmsdlate members of Mi. studio in New York; and the Bed- ment of the personal qualities of ; should name, a man already equip- lElayniohd’a fatoilV present were his The Filial and lord Branch has invited a layman, Smith to prefer Hoover. Both men jped, if we have' the chanpe to get eon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Dr. William T. Ellis, of Swarth- have much to their credit. Both rep­ him. Tb.e fe c ia l knowledge and: Mrs. Sherwood. Raymond of New more. Pa., author and traveller, and resent the American tradHIon of- training of Herbert Hpover point "Britain. His daughter, Mrs. Lulu writer of Sunday School Lessons, to rising from humble circumstances directly to, Jlte^iPresidency., Lord of-Manchester', and "I’s grand­ be the speaker at its Sunday after­ to great place. Each has had his How Hoover Led . ' daughter, Mrs. Mahlon Chapman, Greatest Day noon sessions, which resume for distinctive environment and sphere Referring to tbe,' qualities of Mr. and Mr. Chapman, ' also of Man­ the season on October 28. Dr. of effort but each has been the HboVer as a leader, '"tlie; speaker chester,'- his daughter, Mrs. Emil ElUs’ lessons appear every Saturday builder of his own success. - Each said: ■ ' "Johnsop and M^r Johnson and in The Herald. should have the credit of hiis " “ Leadership! In the difficult days' daughter, of Farmington, his sis- “ Just How New Are These Mod­ achievements. But, in my mind, followitjg- the Arniisiipe. Hbover es- .'ter and brother-in-iaw, Mr. and In The considering the office of the Presi­ ern Times?’’ will be the topic of the tabUsbe.d ' is ;Mrs. George Kibbe of Somers, and dent of the United States, there Is first address, which will be follow­ UolQUe\j.Ullifetdry.v5^ Sinionds, ■;a half-brother, Edward A. Ray- ed by a half hpur of question and a great difference and a clear room from whotU'I quoied’ a mbment ago for preference.” as a kpen observer of European af­ ?mond o f‘Hebron. Mr. Raymond was answers, as has been the usage at much respected in the community these Brooklyn meetings. The Fair Both Ways fairs, writes: ;‘In that dark and Later amplifying this line of dis­ now forgotten dime the written line iand his loss will be keenly felt. service, which begins at four V The annual roll call and banquet o ’clock and lasts until ^ five-thirty, cussion Mr. Hughes-said: i. signed by Hoover' would pernilt a; “ Let us have perspective. The map to travel from the’"’JRusalan ‘which, took pia.ee at; the Congrega- 3 1 s t will be broadcast over Station ‘tional church Saturday; evening was | WBBC. truth is that the American people border to the Pyrenees, though' now have the opportunity of putting' every,knpwn passport was a possi­ attended by ahout 75. or. 80 mem-1 During November the topics ,bers of the Center Congregational ^ treated by Dr. Ellis will be; at the h^ad of our Government a ble admission ticket to a local jail. man whose broad knowledge and New-born nations would trust church. Features of the evening November 4— “ Democracy In Ac­ ■ were a chicken pie supper, a his­ tion: After The Election, What?’’ executive capacity are recognized freight cars across indistinct and throughout the world. Knowledge lately erected irontiers only op the' torical piece, written by one of the November 11— (Armistice Day): and expertness are not to be des­ “ A War Correspondent s Memories formal order of tbe presept Repub-j members recalling events in the life Anniversary pised. Why not select the best we licap nominee; Paris communicated' of the Rev. Anios Bassett, a former and Musings.” can get? November 18— “ Over The with Prague and Budapest not by" minister of the church, also a “ If Governor Smith were runr government . vrire lines, but hy speech by Dr. Douglas of Boston. World’s Oldest Highways: A ning for the office of Governor qf Hoover lines. In bis control was't^e * Traveller’s Tales from Bible recalling interesting memories of New York, the press and the plat­ supply wagpn op which mllllons.:SB-; tbe past fifty years, and referring Lands.” form would be full of praise of bis pended;'and whatever Prime Novembter 25.— (Thanksgiving to the 50th w jdding anniversary of knowledge of the government ojE^ isters wahted to'do, privately, in Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Smith, Day Service): “ America’s Way Out that state. Of course, be bas, that public they, took his orders,’ SALE For The World.” "which will be celebrated next Sat­ knowledge. He has grown up in “ Dp you suppose Hoover- could urday, October 27, An original New York politics. He began by have maintained suph an organiza­ poem was read by Mrs. C. J. Doug­ learning everything that was to be tion and control without extraordin­ las, bringing to memory the events known about what a district leader ary capacity for leadership? He haM of fifty years r.go. The roll-call and GILEAD of the* dominant party in New York his authority' because be was a man business meeting followed, and i City could do. He then made the who could carry through, one who A Most Befitting Ending to a J. B. Jones spent a part of last Legislature of New York his special .officers were elected for the ensu­ week with Prof. Fred Dean at his could both plan and execute. He ing year, as follows: Edward A. home in Springfield, Mass. sfudy, and for years he has been tbe had the ‘supply wagon,’ but he head of the State Government. I knew how to drive, and he 'deliver^ Smith, Lucius W. Robinson and Ed­ Mrs. Clara Hanmer accompanied ward A. Raymond, church commit­ Most Successful Sale 1 by Miss Hattie Ellis, Miss Addie do not depreciate the advantages of ed the goods’. that training. tee: Albert Hilding. secretary md Clj€ni£ Matteadi Ellis and Mrs^ Elizabeth P. Hills W. C.,Robinson, treasurer. were visitors in Willimantic Satur­ “ But it is a poor argument which says that we should elect a gover­ A union meeting of tbe Christian MemiMm medidm day afternoon. HEBRON Endeavor societies of Hebron, The Clbax - - - the Grand Finale Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Way of Hart­ nor because of his intimate _knowl­ edge of state affairs, but should not Gilead, and Andover took place ford spent the week-end at their Twenty-one voters were made at Sunday evening at the Christian Wells-Way homestead. choose a President because of his FALL RIVER LADY WOULD rare and intimate knowledge of na­ the last meeting of the town Endeavor rooms of the Center Con­ of the Greatest of All Albert E. Lyman of Columbia gregational church. The visiting was a visitor at R. E. and A. C. tional affairs. While Smith has been officials for that purpose. They are: societies furnished the program, Foote’s Sunday evening. working at Albany, Hoover has .-Anna B. Giimore, Alice L. Strick­ William Tefy has entered the been working in Washington., It t? land, Gladys M. Hough, Mary the leader being Mrs. Eugene Platt I. TRAVEL 10 MILES FOR ERBJUS Anniversaries employ of Cheney Brothers, South said that Smith is a quick lebrner. Tynan, Elizabeth F,. Ives, Marjorie of Manchester formerly Miss Essie So is Hoover. In his knowledge of P. Keefe, Emma M, Sisson. Nellie Frink of Andover. A five piece Manchester, and will live with his Mrs. Robert Galloway of 201 Earle Street, Fall River, Mass., mother, Mrs. Anna Tefy. Since a the problems of the nation. Hoover A. Davis, Edith "V. Ellis, Edna B. orchestra furnished music. Other small boy he has lived with his starts years ahead. If Smith were Benzinger, Mabel G. Broome, Ellen special musical numbers were an Received Such Results From the New Medicine ERBJUS elected, it-would take him years t^ added attraction. OUR THIRTY-HRST! grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Jones, Irvin L. Spencer, Charles That She Is Enthusiastic. Saglio. learn what Hoover knows now. ' E. Wilson, Oscar M. Bartholomew, Political debates conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hubbard of Problems Are Economic ’I'ruman C, Ives, Myron T. Strick­ of MERIT and it has New York city spent the week-end “ What are our problems? They land, George F. Hardy, Alfred F. ERBJUS is famous and justly so-—because with his mother, Mrs. Bertha Hub­ are not political in the sense that Schatz, Norman R. Lyman, there MERIT because of its formulae. Think of it! The pure juice of Na- —Greatest in Merchandise! bard. we have special need of political being twelve women and nine men DUPONT’S ture’s herbs literally squeezed out of theifi. Mrs. Mary Mitchell anticipates manoeuverings and clever political on the list. This now makes a total Mrs. Galloway says: “ I went many days with piy head tied up in going Thursday to spend a week speeches. Our problems are econom­ of 53 voters made this fall, the CIDER MILL a towel because of headaches. with Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Douglas in ic. The less that they are made the sexes being about equally divided. “ I was always weak and dizzy and would have to support myself -Greatest in Scop! subject of political catch-play, the JOHN LENTI, Prop. Boston. Another opportunity ■ to be made with a chair or a cane in going from one place to another. Several local folks attended the better. The prosperity of industry, of agriculture, the exigencies of the voters v/ill be giveu-to those whose Cor. Norman and School Sts., “ Noises of any kind would annoy me and my stomach was so bad funeral of Frank Raymond at hie names have besn placed on the list that crackers and milk became my diet. —Greatest in Value! late home in Hebron, Monday af­ shop, the farm and the office, the South Manchester comforts of our home, the pros­ and whose rights shall mature be­ “ My husband brought me home a bottle of ERBJUS and I decided ternoon. He leaves three children, fore November 6. The board will Mrs. Lulu Lord of South Manches­ pects of our young men and young to try it. AND FOR SATURDAY, WHICH IS women, depend upon these prob­ hold a special session for such Now Open for Business ter; Sherwood Raymond, of New cases only, if any occur. ‘ ‘I have taken 10 bottles and I can now move about quickly and Britain, and Mrs. Sadie Johnson of lems being dealt with on their mer­ have not had a headache since the first bottle. I just feel great and am POSITIVELY THE LAST AND its by the most competent men we Mrs. Howard 0. Thompson was Cider Made Mondays, Hartford and six grandchildren also taken tp St. Joseph’s hospital in pleased to endorse this remedy.” a brother, Edward Raymond and a can get. At this stage of our his­ Wednesdays and Saturdays GREATEST DAY, WE HAVE PRE­ tory, we need more than the back­ Willimantic on Monday, suffering ERBJUS is sold at Packard’s Drug Store and all leading Drug Stores sister, Mrs. Ceorge Kibbe. from the effects of an ulcerated Telephone 1893 in South Man''chester.— adv. 'i PARED A HOST OF SURPRISE Miss Isabelle Lyman, daughter ground that we usually look for in of Mr. and Mrs. John Lyman and a candidate for President with re­ tooth which had been recently ex-* VALUES IN EVERY DEPART­ Henry Massy of Bolton were mar­ spect to general knowledge and po­ tracted. ried Saturday the 20. They will re­ litical acumen. We need the spe­ Mrs. Emily Hewitt is suffering MENT. side with the groom’s parents in cial knowledge, the traininig and from a painful attack ^caused by Bolton. the talent suited to the nature of heart trouble. She is cofined to her A trip here Saturday will convince Mrs. William Lull and Miss lone our exigencies. bed and has been obliged to post­ Burdick of South Manchester ac­ "Herbert Hoover has the rare pone her plan'to go to Hew London you that we have done an excellent companied by relatives from Wash­ advantage of special and expert, fa­ for the winter. ington, D. C.', visited their uncle miliarity with problems abroad as Carlos J. Waldo and daughter, piece of merchandising — for every and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin well as at home. He knows our for­ Mrs. Phelps, of Plain'/ille, were household and personal item will bear Lyman, Saturday afternoon. eign relations thoroughly. If to guests at the home of Mr. Waldo’s Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Foote were be internationally minded means brother, Francis G., Waldo on Mon- a price tag that is sensationally low ! visitors in Hartford Tuesday. ' that we should know and appreci­ ■ day. The annual chicken pie supper ate world problems, and have . a Funeral services for the late ana sale of articles will be held at world outlook. Hoover is interna­ Francis Henry Raymond, whose the hall Wednesday evening. tionally minded. death occurred on Saturday, Oet. Not Electing Cabinets ■ : o “ It is said that Smith would call 20th, were tcid at 2 p*. m.,' on To clean and remove stains from Monday, October 22d, at his late able and experienced men to his October Dress Sale I . ' ~'f ' - enamel, lub well with rough salt moistened with vinegar. NOTICE Doctor Found Women Souvenir Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of the Seventh School District that there will be a special and'Chfldren Sick meeting held at the District School Monday evening, October 29, at 8 p. m., for the following purposes to More Often than Men Coupons wit: To see if the voters of the said District are in favor of consolida­ As a family doctor at Monticello, tion of schools. Illinois, the whole human body, To see if the voters wish to ap­ not any small part of it, w'as Dr. point a committee on consolidation Caldwell’s practice. More than half of schools. his “ calls” were on women, chil­ W i l l not be issiied To see if the voters will author­ dren and babies. They were the ¥ ize the committee on consolidation one.s most often sick. But their ill­ to secure legal advice and aid and nesses were usually of a minor na­ appropriate a sum of money there­ ture— colds, fevers, headaches, bil­ for. s iousness— and all of them required after Saturday at To see if the voters will authorize first a thorough evacuation.; They the Treasurer to borrow $1,500 for were constipated. the Districts expense and give the In the course of Dr. CaldwelJ’i* Plstricts note or notes therefor. 47 years’ practice (he was graduat­ Committee: ed from Rush Medical College back 6 p. m., but will be ANDREY J. HEALY in 1875 ), ne found a good deal of EDWARD P. STEIN success in such cases with a pre­ . D. L. ARMSTRONG. scription of his own containing October 24, 1928. simple laxative herbs with pepsin, In 1892 he decided to use this for-, redeemable ’til mula in the manufacture of a medi­ cine to be known as Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin; and in that year hjs at a9e es Get Ready prescription was first placed on the market. ' Wednesday at — fo r — ‘ The preparation immediately had tie in Its action and does npt cause E CANNOT tell you how lovely as great a success in the drug stores gripiqg and strain. as it previously had in Dr. Cald­ neither opiates nor narcotics, lit is these Frocks are. .You will have Winter Driving well’s private practice. Now, the safe for the,; tiniest baby. Children to see them to feel the wonderful third generation is using it. Moth­ like it apd take It ■willingly. Every 6 p.m. ers are giving it to their children drt)g store sells ,D r.. Caldwell’s quality of fabrics that develops them^ A WINTER TOPS who were given it by their mothers. Syrup Pepsihii' dr this coupon satin, velvet and satin canton in exquisite GLASS WORK FOR Every second of the working day brings a bottle for free trial: CLOSED CARS someone somewhere is going Iqto plain shades as well as lovely printed silks, SIDE CURTAINS a drug store to buy it. There are so smart for Fall. . thousands of homes in this country FREE BOTTLE CARPETS that are never without a bottle of REPAIRING CURTAINS Dr. Caldwell’g Syrup Pepsin, ancjl 4 Maii V E V m y A we have many hundreds of letters j MdntjesHei Hlwdis. , from grateful people telling us It I Please send botile of Dr, Oaldwell’e ■ ' Manchester Ante Top Co. •helped when everything else failed. I Syrup Pepsin to try, entirely fr e e , j SIZES FOR WOMEN While women, children and eldr "i n emu ■ • W. J. Messier erly people are especially benefited ,1 ------rr-t by Dr’ Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, it A N D M ISSES Hartford Center St. and Henderson Rd. is promptly effective on the most ■ ! robust constitution and in‘ the most Phone 1816-3 obstinate cases. It is mild and~'Sdh*

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quest that be sign on the dotted toral votes, Wisconsin 13, Minne line. sota 12 and Nebraska 8. lEvraing iUralb- T ^ ; pledges,, It^ would appear, are If by,any chance the Progres­ yet tb be stgnbd:; sives should be enabled to turn H^m«i)lET ADVICE PUBUSn£20 BZ Which fact makes the announce­ them all over to Smith they would THB HBRALO PRINTIKO Ca ment a whale oif a gamble. still, however, leave him a long Founded by Blwood 8. Bla, Somebody, some nosey newspa­ Oot 1. 18S1 way short of a victory, even though Bvery Dventns Dzoept Sundays and per man,; is going to make it his he should carry the Solid South, Rolldaya business to Invite, daily, a report Missouri, New York, Massachusetts TO HEALTH t DIET M U B iH tSU nK D Only a- few left- Entered at the Poet Office at Man­ ^ AWRE55EO IN CARE OF TH0 W E R chester as Second Ulaes Ma^ Matter. from Mr. Raskob on the number of and a handful of smaller states. BNCLQSB STNMPBO BODRESSeO ENVELOPE FOE P £P i,r SUBSCKlPriON RATES; By Mall signers whp'se names have gone on­ Just the same the Norris-Pro­ m.eoY MEMmsanrce ioxAMCeiis-CM. six dollars a year, sixty cents s to the dotted’’Ilne—may even be month for shorter periods. gressive factor should serve as a sufficiently hat'd-boiled to ask to stimulus to Republican workers WINDOWS OP THE SOUL < iHis thorough knowledge of physio­ By carrier, etshtaen cents a week, The old adage that "the eyes are Slngrla copies three cents. see the signatures. A,nd it will be everywhere and to eliminate the logy and anatomy not only of the the windows of the soul’’ speaks eyes, but of the whole body, places SPECIAL ADVERTISING RBPRE. interesting to learn whether Mr. only real danger to Republican volumes of truth. For what a SENTATIVB, Ham1lton-Ue Llsser, him in a position to judge whether Inc.. 28& Madison Avenue. New York Rasltob, with all his Influence an.l success in this campaign. That dan­ dreary life it would be If we lived or not eyestrain is present. and 611 North Mtohlaan Avenue. hIs control over campaign funds, ger is over-confidence. in darkness, groping .-bout aimless­ (Continued tomorrow) Chicago. V REDUCED TO can get quite all those Democratic ly. The average person does not The Manchester BTsnlng Herald is fully appreciate his priceless gift on sale In New York City at Schultt's signatures. ^ Sinus Trouble News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 4Snd. of sight. Of all the five senses, Question: Mrs. A. F. asks: “Will Street and 42nd. Street entrance of It will be interesting to know IN NEW YORK sight is by far the most Importan . you please explain the cause and Grand Central Station and at all whether he can get the signatures For by it we see our fellow man, his how you treat sinus trouble? After Hoatling News Standa New York, Oct. 24 — The in­ handiwork, our groat cities, high of candidates, for instance, of the vasion of the Charlotte Russe one has it once are they likely to Client of International News Ser* mountains, and vast oceans. In have it again? How can you pre­ stamp of Senators Simmons of is the latest menace to Manhat­ fact, the greater part of our educa­ vice. tan’s dietary equilibrium. vent it?” “International News Service has the North Carolina; pr of the Alabama tion is made possible by our ability Answer: Most sinus trouble Is exclusive rights to use for reDUblloa* Congressmen to whom the name of Tiny holes-in-the-wall have pop­ to see and observe. Imagine the caused by a general catarrhal con­ tion In any form all news dispatches ped up in every sector and quarter thrill you would have if you had AND LESS! credited to or not otherwise credited Underwood is a holy .thing—or for where, for a nickle or a dime, one dition perhaps brought into an In this paper. It Is also exclusively that matter of any substantial part been partially blind for a time and I acute form some bacterial invasion entitled to use tor repiiMtcatton all can smear his cravat, vest and chin were made to see again. There are rto the mucous membrane. It can the local or undated news published of those Dixieland free-traders who with whipped cream. I counted 10 many people still groping: those ! be prevented and also cured alihost herein.” Full Service Client of N B A have been gnashing their teeth in such counters, in a few blocks the Service. other day. And lines were wait­ unfortunates who, in a ipajority of 1 entirely through following the pro- silent rage over Smith’s sudden ing to grab the pastries. cases, could be made to see and en- 1 per diet. I have a special article on WEDNESDAY, OCT. 24, 1928 conversion to the policy of no tar­ joy life as it really is. j sinus trouble which I will be glad There is, to my notion,, nothing Although most people regard ; to send you, but until you receive iff bill. more incongruous than a well- their eyes as very remarkable [this article, eliminate all decidedly THE FIDDLERS’ FEE It would appear that Mr. Raskob tailored' gent In a trim derby go­ organs, their construction and func- i starchy foods as well ds sugars and ing down the street munching on tion are often misunderstood. A The Herald has rather strenu­ has quite unnecessarily put his foot a whipped cream dainty. fats. ously called the attention of Man­ perfect eye is termed emmetropic; Bleeding Gums in it, because there is no chance I know of no city where t ^ that is, it is considered to be op­ chester people, on two recent occa­ population cares less about what it Question: Mrs. H.' M. R. writes: whatever that he can get an im­ tically perfect and should register a "Please tell me what causes my sions, to the dilatoriness with pressive number of signatures to eats in the streets. clear image of every object observ­ Unless Main street has changed mouth, gums and tongue to Heed which response is being made to the pledge unless he somehow ed. When there is a structural de­ when I eat apples. Also, when eat­ mightily since last I trod its fect and the eye is not perfect, it the appeal of the Armistice Day Fi­ forces the candidates to fore-swear walks, - it would have been social ing grapes is it necessary to take may be classed in. three ways. First, out the seeds? I always swallow nance Committee for funds with themselves and their sectional tra­ suicifV to go about with a huge when the eye Is short and not pretzel dangling from one finger them and have no bad effects which to meet the bills of the ditions; and if he should indeed be normal In length, it is farsighted, Answer: You are undoubtedly . forthcoming celebration. There has and a doughnut or cream-puff or hyperopic. Practically everyone able to offer the promised pledge, i palmed in the right mitt. The suffering from pyorrhea or trench been, on each occasion, a flurry of is born with this type if eye, with mouth and should see your dentist signed in full, it would still fall boldest and most unconventianal 80 per cent remaining so. Second, favorable reaction in the form of utterly to carry conviction, in view might have attempted this ges­ at once and have this condition cor­ when the eye Is longer than the rected through local treatments. I checks and cash, but it has as of the method of its obtaining. ture. but I have known Main normal in length, it is near-sighted street folk who would have hesi­ advise using the entire grape, seeds often quickly subsided. The result As a political manager Mr. Ras­ or myopic. These eyes usually and all, as this makes good rough- tated to munch an apple or a start out as, farsighted but grow too is that, with the celebration con­ kob Is just about the- best automo­ bunch of grapes while ^walking age for the intestines. long. Third, when the curvature Dizzy Spells • URKYj i f .you-ftre to be one of the lucky-ones to secure your srenuino siderably less tham ^ three weeks bile man ever. through the business belt. How­ not the same in all meridians, as a away, hardly more than a third of ever, times may have changed. Question: Subscriber writes: "I Victrola at HALF PRICE or less. For there are only a few left.. * ^ perfectly round ball would be, it is have severe dizzy spells and pains and when they are gone we will have no more to offer. New Or- the expense money is in sight. astigmatic. This defect can be in the back of-my head. I have H But New York whets Its appe­ present with either hyperopia or thophonics .. . slightly used models . . . floor samples.. . fresh stock That money ought in all reason NORRIS’ BOLT tite as it goes, and cares not upon taken calomel and salts but my to be in the hands of the Finance myopia. tongue is, badly coated. I am forty- to. .all.reduced to at least HALF PRICE.. .some much more. What appears to be an authori­ what it nibbles. The eyes like the digestive sys­ committee right now. How on earth Thus, there are the crops of eight years of age. Is it just old Here, is an opportunity that will probably never come again . . never tative announcement that United tem are subject to great abuse in age creeping on me, or is there- can the General Armistice Day dried herring vendors, dill pickle our modern way of living. We live from. Watkins Brothers . . . an opportunity to own one of the famous Vi«. These ire lltMe stalls, readily unless a thorough examina­ of the Revolution, read In run a dance if you can’t pay the vain and petulent individual who I’k- r'eiar counters, w’mrp oysfor. tion Is made by one who Is trained Congress. fiddler—not a free one, where is never content save when makina ,!h”inin and lo'is'pr qyp in it's detection. This is the work 1861—People of West Virginia L n rl n 'I I'Ul. It is ’ Q 4 of the Optometrist or eye speciaTst. voted to form a new state. there Is no admission charge. trouble—is not an influence in the I n-Dt p s•’ok of tii n Q^i r ’ 1 Obviously it is hardly feasible to politics of his? sebtlon. I •niinrh! nrr tlT"*r>i Rc irnr, '’■"'“M noa- start in at this late day and raise It has been customary for some I nuts. T oon n'''VP»' f “ ppons- The New ^colf f f 'in r* /■» 1 the money by a team drive. And if time to speak of Norris as the ' tom m; of n ails on "jqip In t V > I.Jq 4 , "4 ? e such a device should be adopted - , WASHINGTON LETTER prime leader of radical “progres-1 F-'r m 1 n V q VO'' f U ’ thpatrioal at this eleventh hour, we all ought slvism” since the death of the elder | 'm i has mp't 0 familiar \ to be profoundly mortified at its LaFollette. To what extent he ha:i i! •■* ri ^ n m n q i p r r w'.ipn BEDDING SHOP being required. actuall;^;.inherited the LaFollette I " a enrsp upon some un- It’s in the same old place.. sec­ state . . . specially arranged for frvllnTirlr,'» j 1 ‘’Olll It went SOTlPtlliP.'J: I By RODNEY DUTCHER. ^ McKinley wms a 4 to 1 favorite There are, as a matter of fact, following only a close range stu-im-o n-'.-. . “May all your children! j in 1900, Roosevelt 5 to 1 in 1904 ond floor___ but it is so completely your convenience in selecting. All mighty few families in Manchester dent of Western politics could I be ^•^robats.'* j Washington, Oct. 24.—Straw; and Taft 8 to 1 in 1908. ,In these transformed that we like to call it this ,week, too, Miss Imogen^ that can't afford to contribute a make an intelligent guess. But on.-1 rnor.e unkind fate could be |I votes and betting odds. j cases the favorite bettors were Bishop will be here to help witli dollar to such an affair as this one thing must be admitted—Norris i. ! T' a-v offspring, acp^rd I Unless he likes to believe what cautious at first and lengthened our NEW Bedding Shop. Here you bedroom decorating problems. is to be—a great big show put on I politicians say;—and that is al- the odds subsequently; the failure you will find one of the largest se­ no zero mark in the estimation of; A.-ob-ts were looked upon as th( ways embarrassing because such of the odds against Smith to Visit this NEW department tomor­ for the benefit of every man, wom­ the forces of agricultural discon banrlipapppd of human enter- fellows differ so—the common lengthen appreciably may indicate lections of quality bedding in the row. an and child in the town, and a tent. He will certainly take some • ...M-r*;. They opened a vsudeville ordinary every-day garden variety a feeling of greater uncertainty^ splendid memorial festival in hon­ followers with him wherever he ’''M before anyone had arrived and of voter has to dei>end on such They fore.saw the Republican land- goes. '’’nsed it while qveryone scampered weather vanes as those when he slides of 1920 and 1924, however, or of our own men and boys who so for an exit. Few indeed ever held valorously did their part in the seeks to look beyond election ■ as election eve odds against Cox. WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc. It is impossible to shut one’s Uiir crowd or won anything like day. I and Davis were 10 ,to 1 and 15 to 1. greatest war in history. the rewards of their hazards. Hoover is the favorite in the bet- [ ____ eyes to the possibility that if Norris CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES. What is needed to put the Armis­ does come out for Smith it will still But at this particular moment ting odds and he is generally run-! It may be worth noting that'the tice Day celebration on a proper there seems to be a drive under ning ahead in the more extensive , 1880. election bets were 3 to 1 further complicate the situation In wav to give the acrobat his due; financial footing is a spontaneous straw votes. Are these facts align-' on Garfield, as they now are on Wisconsin, where Hoover is re­ One of the outstanding movies of ed with a somewhat common belief Hoover, but that Garfield’s popular flood of contributions of a dollar, ceiving but little support from any the .season concerns a group of {naneze artists and the music re­ among non-partisian observers that majority over Hancock was onlv two dollars, five dollars—less than of the old LaFollette crowd. Four Hoover is reasonably sure to 10,000 ^otes. a dollar if actually it’s all you can vues are cluttered with “adagio years ago the Progressive vote in -lancers” who turn' out to be acro- elected? They are. Do they spell Summing up, it may be su"<^est- afford. that state was 453,000 out n>: ! hats disguised as two other fel- certain defeat for Smith? They ed that betting odds are one of" the Send these contributions to the 840.000, or more than the r i I lows. • j best political barometers we have, treasurer, Harold C. Alvord, at the ! GILBERT SWAN. ------I but that they are by no means in­ Republican and Democratic t . v; fallible. especially In abnormal tion requirements of the newer and Manchester Trust Co. combined. If a majority or those If there were any Infallible meth- i years. Representing the judgment higher building. For the love of Pete don’t let us od of determining the ----- CHICAGO TOWER An eighty mile wind, according who voted for LaFollette in 192 i a presidential election willing to'risk hard spoil this great event by hanging EUROPEAN IVIANUFACTURERS well in ad-. cash on their judgment, they art? to The United States Weather should follow the Norris leadership MAKING AUTOMOBHjES WITH vance there would be, a falling off mo7e re“liabTe“than Bureau, develops a pressure of 25.6 hack until the whole enterprise is MORE POWERFUL MOTORS the Irresponsi- into the Smith camp it is difficult of enthusiasm as the Republican bie claims of profeslonal politi- ABLE TO RESIST pounds per square foot and sky­ ruined! to see how the state could be saved and Democratic toreadors ap-' ojans scrapers must be constructed to af­ to Hoover. Paris — European car manufac­ proached the finale. But instead, ford resistance considerably great­ turers are feeling the leadership of of that one finds in these last days'_ I FOOLISH er than this for a. margin of safe­ In Norris’, own state the 1924 America and are building cars with that both parties are girding for "a Straw votes . are somewhat dif­ BIG HURRICANE ty. Mathematical calculation shows The Inexperienced Mr. Raskob Progressive vote was much small­ bigger motors, according to Alfred mighty effort. ferent because one can prove that under the stress of an SO mile has just permitted himself the lux­ P. Sloane, president of the General Governor Smith, especially, is almost anything with their results. er, only 106,000 out of a total of When the Pathfinder, with, its wind the theoretical deflection in ury of a bit of wild gambling, with Motors Corporation. Mr. Sloane credited with the belief that the Chicago — Wind pressure, as a building similar in construction 460.000, but in this case there is a was in Paris in connection with the result can be determined in the large rural circulation, conducted great as that of the recent devastat­ rumors arc round that his candidate’s chance of election, 1922 Automobile Show in the a poll which ended with Hoover to The Woolworth Building would substantial Democratic vote at all fortnight before election. And as ing West Indian hurricane, would be 7.7 inches—a total vibration ap- rhcumaiismisbodicriiig whatever it may be, staked against times; four years ago it was larger Grand Palais. if to admit that he might possibly running 233,000 to Smith’s:i97,000 produce less than one-tenth of an “I look forward to the tipie when it was easy for Democrats to shout litude, or sway of 15.4 inches. A a great many folks. a mere wisp of advantage in case than the vote of the Progressives, be right, the Hoover strategists inch sway In each of the seventy- study was made for The Chicago the ball happens to fall in the color the four cylinder motor will be a have also reserved their greatest jubilantly that Smith’s urban ma­ five stories of The Chicago Tower, or 137,000. Still, the regular Re­ thing of the past. ‘Sixes’ are more jorities could easily overcome Tower to endeavor to reduce this Wonder wheiher ihey guessed by the chairman of the broadsides for the closing days. which when completed will, be the horizontal movement. publican organization In that state popular than ever, and the number Both paities wait almost until Hoover’s slight gdge in the coun­ know iliaf Bauine Ben^ Democratic National Committee. world’s tallest building, according Is powerful and it Is by no means of “eights’ Is increasing remark­ election eve to throw their most try and the small towns. a. mathematical study which has 75 Stories High gu^ will relieve Mr. Raskob has permitted It to certain that the Norris defection ably. Last year, for Instance, there important wads of money Into the The Literary Digest poll, not con­ been made, Napoleon Picard, Architectural engineers deter- were but few ‘eights’ In evidence in fined to rural districts, gives Hoo­ min that diminishing the space be­ the pain! be made public that “in answer to will put it In the doubtful column. precincts; the only difference this president of the corporation which this show; today' I note not less year is that the Democrats, as well ver .a much larger margin. The tween columns amfh reduction of the Republican effort to frighten What may be the possible effect than thirty-one ‘eights’ ”, Mr. is building the new skyscraper, has as the Republicans, appear to have figures thus far are bound to in­ announced. the free length of cplumns enable business with the claim that the of a Progressive bolt to Smith in Sloane told the International News all they need. spire most Republicans with con­ the erection of high structures Service. , The new methods in skyscraper Democratic attitude on the tariff Is such states as Iowa, where a fourth fidence. Yet there are plenty of with a maximum of vibration and a a mere campaign expedient and Democrats to exult over the Indi construction used in The Chicago maximum of wind resistance. B a i i m(ANAiefsiquE) e B e n g u e ' of the electorate voted Progressive TOUGH PICKINGS. How accurate are the betting Tower insure a maximum of com­ that the country can be prosperous cation that there will be many Therefore the design.s of The Chica­ in 1924; In Illinois, where one out odds, judging from past rec more 1924 Cooiidge voters voting fort to tenants and resistance to go Tower have been worked out K£U£VCS ACHES 6- BMNS only under Republican rule, the of six- cast> a ballot for LaFollette, Pickpocket: What was In *ls ords? Well, as a general thing the for Smith than 1924 Davis voters high wind pressure, Picard said To pocket? on a basis of diagonal bracing so Democratic candidates for Senate and In California and Washington, Wall street betting commissioners voting for Hoover. carry out these plans one seventh extensive as to reduce the free and House are about to Issue a Pal (badly shaken): A pair of have managed to name the winner. Dr. Fabian Franklin has rushed of the 86,000 tons of structural length of the column to zero. likewise Progressive stronghold in 'andcuffs.—Passing Show. But the odds generally change dur­ steel used in the building will be FOR SALE X Joint declaration pledging their ad­ forward to show that the 1924 In the remaining 50 stories dia­ h the LaFollette days, probably Sen­ ing the campaign. Sometimes they Democratic vote was 2,000,000 devoted to bracing. herence to Governor Smith’s tariff gonal braces and brackets have ator Norris himself cannot even DAD KNOWS just get bigger and sometimes more than the Digest poll of that Fear of Winds been distributed in such positions declaration Ip,^ his Louisville Canvasser: Is the master of the they shorten. In the fall of 1916 Green Mountidh vaguely guess; but it would seem house in? year Indicated It would be and that .When The Chicago Tower whs ais to reduce the dsflectlon in the speech.” they fell from 2 to 1 on-Hughes to It forecast 1,400,000 votes more tor projected it became necessary to to be unlikely to affect the result. Young Father (wearily); Ye.s; 10 to 7 and finally, on the eve of tower, under extreme wind pressure POTATOES ? This has a brave and,. definite La Follette than he actually got. devise new means for overcoming to four and one-half inches, or a , It will not do, however, for he’s asleep upstairs in his cradle. the election, to 5 to 4. On election Smith is running so much better in sound. Yet It transpires that Mr. -^Answers. the dangers of wind pressure. 'The tothl horizontal movement of nine an d . : Eastern*;l^epublicans to jump at the day most of the New York betting this poll than Davis did that Woolwprth Building, at present the RaskQb’s basis for this announce­ was on an even me- y basis. inches. Thiil means a sway of less conclusion that the Norris declara­ Landing field lights are turned Franklin insists that if the poll is tallest building in the world, bias than one-tenth of an Inch per ment consists in the fact that his Cleveland was the favorite jver as far from right as in 1924 Smith been built for fifteen years and lat­ Winter Variety o f i tion will have no considerable by the noise of approaching air­ Harrison in 1888, but in 1884 and floor, Picard said. ' committee has sent to each Demo­ weight In three states, Wisconsin, will even carry Illinois. er principles of engineers have plane motors by the uije of a Te- 1892 the Wall Street favorite won. Meanwhile, many folks have the APPLES cratic congressional candidate the Minnesota and Nebraska. These cenUy tested device. Tuned to the Bryan was a • slight favorite In the since come into use. However, the drone of a pla enmotor, It responds election result all figured out and structural formulae used In The Lon (Chaney appears as himself draft of such a pledce with th« re- three stAtes together poll 33 elee-’ summer of 1896, but the odds shift- many others are just playinjJ' WbolVorth Building were taken;a% HARRY H. to no otkftn nolB«» ed to iMcKlnley In early (alU hunches. ip-a. new picture. Must be a pretty a basis for^computlng the construe* effective diafnlse. 209 HUbtown Road. MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24,' 1928. PAGB'SEVPP

piles of culm, while below the mod­ Swords Into Plowshares—German Style ern wet breakers are banks of silt POLITICS AG AIN TALKIES TO COME consisting of fine size coal and rock settled out of the breaker water. Valley bottoms are filled with STIR BRITISH AS TO THE STATE SOON this silt an4 many feet deep and New FaH the stuff is I to be found in huge piles everywhere. VACATIONS END It Is estimated that the culm and Vitaphone and Movietone silt banks in the anthracite re­ London.—With the return of gions contain 214,225,000 tons of Underwear British Cabinet members from mixed rock and coal. Some of it their holidays pplitics are again Equipment to Be InstaUed contains as high as 80 per cent of coming to the fore in English life. coal; some as low as 20 per cent, The first Cabinet meetings were the survey shows. We have held with two conspicuous mem­ At the Local Theater. bers of the government absent The stockingless fad surely will eversrfching They were Sir Austen Chamberlain, not last long. The ladles can’t be the Foreign Minister, who is voyag­ The winter season at the State running around continually with­ you need ing for his health, and Lord Birk­ Theater, the management announc­ out any money. . » enhead, the Secretary of State for ed today, will be ushered in with India, who was forced to stay the installation of the “Movietone” in undergar­ away because of the serious illness and the “Vitaphone.” The Stale of his mother. will receive this new equipment ments, and the However, no time was lost get­ within a week and the installation FILMS ting down to serious business—and will be completed so that the talk­ the first item discussed was the ing picture programs will be shown Developed and prices are famous Anglo-French naval agree­ at the theater within a month. ment, hailed by competent political The Vitaphone and Movietone Printed Vmost reason­ observers here as the worst bungle but, ach! features already booked are: A1 yet perpetrated by Whitehall and Jolson in “The Singing Fool,” “The the Quai d’Orsay. No one knows \WKAT LOVELY Street Angel,” “Four Sons,” FRAMING able.. just yet what action will be taken, SAUSAGE HE “Mother Knows Best,” “Terror,” or AH Kinds * but it is fully appreciated in par­ “State Street Sadie” and “The liamentary circles that the United Tempest.” ' CREPE BE CHINE States feels considerably upset over There will be' a special pre-view the terms of the agreement, and it showing at the Circle theater this Elite Studio Hand-made Gowns...... 7...... $5.98 is generally assumed that some V afternoon for the clergy, town of­ concession will now have to be ficials and newspaper representa­ 088 Main, Upstairs Tailored and Lace Trimmed Gowns ...... $4.98 made by Great Britain to appease tives o? the Cecil DeMille produc­ Chem ise...... $1.98 to $2.98 the nation across the sea. tion “Kings of Kings” which will It is feared, however, that .the have a three-day run at the State Step-ins ...... $1.98 to $3.50 concession will fall upon deaf ears, beginning Sunday. Panties ...... ; ...... $1.98 to $2,98 for England now has to face the The lobby and the interior of the unpleasant fact that America is State has been completely re-dec- Special For Petticoats ...... $1.98 to $2.98 quite finished with foreign entan­ orated. The work was done by the Slips ...... $1.98 to $3.98 glements of any sortT^~. Manchester Decorating Company In “texstone.” The finished work was The Weekend Bloomers : ...... $1.98 to $3.98 The recent disastrous theater fire an old ivory in Spanish style. The (Thursday, Friday, Saturday) in Madrid has started a campaign inner doors have been finished in a by municipal authorities through­ gloss black trimmed with gold. The . RAYON UNDERWEAR out England to prevent any, such a effect is excellent. Ladies’ Wrist Watches catastrophe occurring in this coun­ 6-Jewel Lever Movement. Van Raalte V ests...... $1.00 try. Most of the theaters and .mo­ Special at Van Raalte Bloomers...... $1.00, $1.50 tion picture houses here are singu­ larly well prepared in case of fire, MILLIONS LIE IN Van Raalte Step-ins...... i ...... $1.00 especially in view of the fact that $8.00 many of them are very old. In a Variety of Shapes. However, England has the same COTTON UNDERWEAR system as licensing as the United CULM BANKS OF States, and unless a certain number Rosary Beads Philippine Hand-made Gowns...... $1.50 to $2.98 of exits are supplied, with the Field Museum And Oxford To Share LIFER’S PAINTINGS Porto Rican Hand-made Gowns...... $1.00 and $1.25 ■ doors opening outward, and unless PA. COAL MINES $3.50 '• the stage is equipped with a prac- Rich Relics Of Old Civilizations DRAW ATTENTION AT And Up. , Cotton Crepe Gowns...... $1.00 ticable asbestos curtain, licenses to Cotton Crepe Pajamas ...... $1.00 to $1.98 '• operate are withheld. Harrisburg, Pa. — Uncounted S lips...... $1.00 to $1.50 Chicago. — Evidence of a horri-lit. Copper rein guides ornamented FAIR IN MARYLAND millions of dollars—wealth beyond Elgin Legionnaire Major H. O. D. Segrave, the Brit­ ble ritual in which, it appears, the * 'W’ith small figures of asses or all dreams of avarice—lie burled Strap Watches Cotton Crepe Bloomers...... •...... 50c to $1.00 ish racing motorist whose world’s attendants of ancient kings in Mes- hulls were also excavated, speed record was broken last in the culm and silt banks In the Flannelette Gowns, extra size ...... $1.50 opotamia were buried alive with All this material Is being shipped Hagerstown, Md.— Two paintings anthracite regions of Pennsylva­ spring by Kaye Don, is planning a their masters when the latter died, to Field Museum to be prepared for nia. $19 00 Flannelette Gowns, regular size .....* ...... $1.00 new attempt, to be staged in Flori­ has been uncovered by the "Field exhibition. Prof. Langdon says by a prisoner sentenced to life im­ da early next year. prisonment, featured the art exhi­ Piled high around the mines in And Up. Flannelette P ajam as...... $1.50 to $1.98 Museum-Oxford University Joint these pieces rang among the “most bit at the country fair. One of the the hard coal regions are huge He is having constructed a spe­ Expedition conducting excavations unique archaeological objects ever banks of mixed coal and rock, cial car, which he hopes will be on the site of Kish, seat of rthe found in the history of modern ^ paintings depicted the Saviour Conklin Pen and , capable of 240 miles an hour. It holding a lamb and the other show­ called culm. Millions on millions CORSETS — BANDEAUS — CORSELETT'ES world’s earliest civilization, /This bav^tions.” ed the dome of the nation’s capitol. of tons of this mixture are to be Pencil Sets ' will be called “The Golden Arrow,” has been revealed in a repbrt^^fr^ i ‘ 'Three monumental gateways found throughout the region, form­ GIRDLE8 — GARTER BELTS and to bear out its name, will be Prof. S. H. Langdon of Oxford, standing upon the ruins of earlier Above the pictures was placard painted a bright gold all over, stating the artist, Reginald Wal­ ing a coal reserve which the State leader of the expedition, to Stephen reconstructions of the temple have Department of Internal affairs es­ At the same time. Major Se- C. Simms, director of Field Mu- been exposed. These earlier ruins ters, is a prisoner in jail “for de­ $6.00 - grave hopes to launch an attack fending his home, his virtue and timates at 65,000,000 tons. And Up. seum of Natural History, to which extend right down to the water . Assuming that figure to be cor­ upon the speedboat record held by the operations of the ex^^flftiSh’s level, where lie the ruins of the his wife.” The fair is a big event Gar Wood. A high-powered speed­ fiere, even the schools are closed rect, and if no more than $3 per WESTCLOX ALARM sixth season, just conciutfetf;Are Sumerian kingdom, before ton could be realized from such re­ REARDON’S boat Is new under construction and for several sessions to permit the reviewed. ^^^50 B. C. It is planned in coming claimed anthracite, $200,000,000 CLOCKS IN COLORS will be launched on December 12. In one royal tomb into which seasons to demolish the entire mas- pupils to see "the sights.” Virtually Major Segrave leaves for Ameri­ every man, woman and child in the would be a conservative figure for members of the expedition pene- sive building above, and excavate the value of these deposits. ca in January, taking both his trated, four human skeletons were the entire area to this great depth city and a large percent"ge of those distance-devastating machines with in Washington county visit the “The streams fiowing through found under circumstances which : iu order to reach the monuments the anthracite region are black ------grounds. seem to indicate that they are the >u^ud rbcords of the first dynasties, Walters was convicted and sen­ with coal dust and the banks and R. DONNELLY remains of victims of this ritual. This will be a gigantic en^neerlng bars are made up of sanT and fine JEWELER The great retreat of American and were thus sacrificed to accom- t^^sk with the equipment and na- tenced to life imprisonment last visitors is now almost over, but November but for some unknown coal,” says a rel)ort by the' State 515 Main St., So. Manchester Advertise in The Evening Herald-Il Pays pany their rulers into the land of W"''® labor available. Geologist. “In the aggregate there westbound vessels are still carry­ the dead. Prof. Langdon reports. Many priceless relics, which will reason the authorities have not re­ ing capacity crowds to their homes moved him from the local jail to may be 900,000,000 tons of this This inhuman practice was in , shared between Field Museum material containing enough coal to after European sbjourns. More vogue bet\veen 4000 and 3000 i S’Ud Oxford, have been found in the the state penitentiary in Baltimore. than 50,000 Americans left these He was charged with killing Her­ make future recovery profitable. B. C., the archaeologist estimates. I debris during the past sea- This material would cover a square shores each week during the last Prof. Langdon maintains that the son. One of these is a late Sum- bert R. Stotler, chief ot prohibition month. agents for the Pittsburgh area. mile to a depth of 900 feet. If only theory regarding the reason for the erian statuette portrait of a woman 1 per cent of it is recoverable coal, . The tourist companies say that presence of these skeletons in the holding a goblet and wine decanter, Walters’ defense was that Stotler, more than 500,000 Americans vis­ tombs of kings is supported by dis­ carved in alabaster. Another is a who lived at his home, had abused here is a reserve of 9,000,000 tons, ited the British Isles this year, a coveries recently made in similar headless male figure in early Sum­ Mrs. Walters. or a winter’s coal supply for a mil­ greater number than ever before tombs at Ur, not far distant from erian dress, with hands folded in Citizens were surprised to learn lion families.” In history. Incidentally, they spent Kish. the characteristic prayer gesture of the prisoner was the artist of the The culm which is piled in such approximately $500,000,000 while Cruelty Abolished about 3,000 B. C. two pictures. Walters is a moun­ endless profusion throughout the over here, and London is still In later times, from about 3000 taineer and was a house-painter be­ hard coal regions has a surprising busily counting up the heaviest B. C., on, this cruel ritual was fore he became an informer for quantity of good coal in it. tourist profit it has ever enjoyed. abolished, says Prof. Langdon, as dry agents. Around the mines are towering the Sumerians were too civilized to ENGLAND TO START He attempted to conceal his guilt There is considerable mystery continue it. Inscriptions and arch­ by telling sheriffs he and Stotler over the donation of $15,000 by an aeological remains unearthed by were ambushed by moonshiners ■anonymous American toward the the expedition at Jemdet-Nasr, six­ NEW EXPLORATIONS when they stopped their automobile reduction of the British war debt teen miles away, prove that the on a mountain pass. His accounts MONEY TALKS i'to the United States. earliest Inhabitants of this area of the “attack” conflicted and he When you need It you can borrow > The donation was in the form of were really Elamites, from whom . FOR EGYPT REUCS later confessed. Stotler was mar­ from $10 to $30o here. Nc endors­ '■‘United States Steel Corporation 5 the Sumerians descended, and it is ried. ers are required as you get the per cent bonds. loan on your own secu-lty. Oar among the former that the practice service is prompt, courteous, con­ of burying alive was carried on. London.—A search for Egyptian TWO WORKERS KTTiUFn fidential and helpful. Any informa­ A great campaign is now on to Prof. Langdon’s researches indi­ archaeological treasures, possibly tion without obligation. “clean up England”—not in the cate. rivaling in importance those dis­ New York, Oct. 24.—Two work­ moral sense— but toward a more The season just closed has been covered in the tomb of King Tut- men were killed today when an IDEAL FINANCING material end. extremely fruitful in the recovery Ankh-Amen, is to be undertaken eight foot concrete wall, 12 Inches ASSOCIATION, INC. The object of the campaign is to of treasured objects in the lower by the Egypt Exploration Society thick. Collapsed in Brooklyn, bury­ 983 Main St. Room 408 save the countryside and the pic­ strata of the great temple mound of Great Britain. ing the victims. Hartford. Conn. turesque old towns and villages of F. W. Hawbinaon, Mgr. of eastern Kish, the report states. It is intended to excavate the The dead men are Donato Bro- Phone 2-80S^ England from all kinds of “un­ The excavators, in charge of.L. C. tombs of the sacred bulls of the an­ toli, 30, and Cosimo D’Agostino, 35, sightliness;” to preserve all that is Watelln, have attacked the huge cient town of Armant, near Luxor, both of Hoboken, N. J. beautiful, and to prevent the dese­ complex of mounds which cover the which are believed to be burial cration of scenery by “ugly, in­ temple area of the principal cult places of royal wealth and splendor. congruous buildings, and adver­ of the ancient city, that of Harsag- The exploration will take several tisement hoardings.” kalamma, the Earth Goddess. Two years to complete. A large number of societies all ancient stage towers, built in The bulls were the most import­ over the country have joined whole­ plano-convex bricks, and never re­ heartedly in the campaign. There ant of Egyptian sacred animals, be­ Ready Gash stored since before the days of ing asociated with the giving of has been a great deal of agitation Sargon (28th century B. C.) have against the exhibition of sign­ life and regarded as reincarnation Special Sale been laid bare. The foundations of the gods. They were worshipped boards on motor roads to such an of one of these towers lie at least with awe, and at death mourned •will save you money extent that the scenery was im­ 40 feet below the top of the walls like royalty. Priests or^nlzed paired, and although the practice of a reconstruction of the temple of is not half so widespread here as burials at enormous expense, the Harsagkalamma undertaken first animals being built in magnificent in the United States, genuine steps by Nebuchadnezzar, and carried on on the 'Have Cash are being made to curb its exten­ tombs with chapels over them. JK jeADY cash is a definite means by Nabonidus, last king of the Ba­ The whereabouts of the 'bull's sion. bylonian empire, and father of aad Pay Cash of economy. It enables you to buy ^ Supporters of the campaign hope tombs at Armant have already been Belshazzar. discovered by Robert Mond, broth­ to arouse public interest in their Above Older Ruins '~K winters supply of coal pur­ at the right time, on the best terms. aims. er of Lord Melchett. The site has This immense building, large been safeguarded against vandal chased in advance of the season sections of which have now been diggers and Mond has provided Sweeper-Vac costs substantially less than a ton It is estimated that the average exposed by the excavators, lies up­ at a time bought during the on the ruins of earlier buildings, the money for digging during the family can save from 10^ to 20^ NO MORE GAS and is the best preserved and larg­ coming winter. W inter m o n ^ . There is little doubt that the by judicious buying, for cash. est example of a Babylonian temple The most useful vacuum cleaner. This A home can be purchased for ever exposed in Mesopotamia, says tombs will provide material or the IN STOMACH Prof. Langdon, greatest value and importance to cleaner does all any other cleaner can less money and on better terms Ready cash may save you hundreds For the first time in Babylonian archaeologists, according to ex­ do—^then it does more—with its un­ if you are prepared to pay a of dollars every year. Can you AND BOWELS excavations it is possible to ob­ perts. Last year Mond discovered substantial amount in cash. tain an idea of the upper part and the burial place of cows, the paralleled set of attachments including afford credit? mothers of the bulls. The value of If you wish to be permanently foof of a temple, and secure com­ the vac-mop for bare floors, and the A radio, a refrigerator, an ante- plete material for reconstructing its the work can be judged from the mobile—almost everjrthine you relieved of gas in, stomach and fact that the Egypt Exploration So­ floor polisher. livin g naUl cost you less if you ke^ within bowels, take Baalmann’s Gas Tab­ reaching to the very top of the buy costs less for cgsh than if building, and even part of the cor­ ciety contemplate this big scheme your income and have ready cash avaiiable lets, which are prepared especially in spite of the fact that they can­ paid in installments. for stomach gas and all the bad ef­ nice, have been preserved. A Free Trial for the Asldng. for emergen^. Beneath the Neo-Babylonian not retain anything they find un­ fects resulting from gas pressure. der Egyptian law. Seasonal sales of clothing and That empty, gnawing feeling at temple of Nebuchadnezzar lies the You eon create a steadily increasing re­ earlier Sumerian temple. The Recent Egyptian Governmental Places you under no obligation. household articles afford money the pit of the stomach will disap­ decrees ordered all exploration saving opportunities if you have serve fund ofready cash by regular d ^ sits pear; that anxious, nervous feeling tombs in which the human renialns have been found lie thirty feet ..be­ work ceased, and the only excava­ cash to take advantage of them. in an account noith us, W tpay compound with heart palpitation will vanish, low the Nebuchadnezzar level. The tors can now get relics is to pay and you will again be able to take Have cash and pay cash. tttt€ T € $ t V m jfOW r PCUPSCCm . a deep breath without discomfort. removal of these remains was con­ the Government big sums for dig- That drowsy, sleepy feeling after ducted under the supervision of *ging concessions. The restrictions Henry Field, assistant curator of have had a severe effect of exca­ O n ly $5.00 D o w n dinner will be replaced by a desire physical anthropology at Field Mu­ vation work in Egypt. Recently for entertainment. Bloating will seum. Sir Flinders Petrie, a noted British cease. Your limbs, arms and fingers Find Old Chariots Egyptologist, withdrew from Egypt will no longer feel cold and “go to Among the most notable discov­ as a protest, and commenced exca­ sleep” because Baalmann’s Gas eries in the tombs were an almost vating in Palestine, Pesia and THE SAVINGS B M OF MANCHESTER Tablets prevent gas from interfer­ complete four-wheeled chariot, part Syria, ing with the circulation. Get the of another four-wheeler, and well The ML*tchester Electric Co. South Manchester, Oimn. genuine, in the yellow package, at preserved remains of two two­ any good drug store. Price $1. It is our idea that the man who wheeled chariots. With the first of invented rhubarb and gooseberries 773 Main Street Phone 1700 Always on hand at these were found, beside the pole, did it in order to stand in with the E. J. MURPHY’S. skeletons of four oxen which drsyr sugar trust* * ■ f ■■'‘ :- ;•■ • \ " ^ : iv V ■' :! ■, '■■ ■ v" ■->^.t •'•• ^.J ? .. . ■■ , :?'1'^'l- t r-:-;

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and 'will include.an^ong. tbe-spdak;^ HERE’S NEW ORCHESTRA FOR MANCHESTER DANCE PANS era Rev. Vere Abbey 'ot Haiftford^.. What’s A Sports D r ^ a ANDOVER Mrs./ A. C. Ketchlet, preai^tept the state women’s branch , of . Miss .T^eatrice Hamilton spent League of Nation^ committee. Without Its VOlaint New Saturday night In Hu.rtford visiting non-partisan organization, apd A<| her sister Helen who is ill at the H. Kean, president of Stata Chrts^;’ Hartford hospital with pneumonia tlon Epdeavor Uplop add other?; and pleurisy. Mrs. Frank Hamilton with varied muaical numbers. ThA. Ones All Well Supplied visited her daughter Sunday ; and local society is planning to ..enter?? found her a little more comfort­ tain a large njamberr from,,, th^ able. , . t - neighboring societies. , The after-f* 'George Platt Sr., will give a noon session, begins at two a’cloeltj* By GILBERT SWAN dance in the Town Hall Saturday and the evening at seven o’clock. merrys of Mazda Lane ever have evening. ‘ New York— Perhaps some not-so- boasted. Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson and gentle reader can Inform us. why Of coiirae we had all wondered daughter Jane have returned home It is that crookedness, In some form how such a tale as “ The Son of after spending a few "days with ! ? or other, must Inevitably figure In the Grand Eunuch’’ could be put Mrs. Nelson’s parents Rev. and dramas dealing with sports. into musical comedy— yet there it Mrs. F. W. Klein of Westboro, Vt. Thanks to the melodramas en­ Is, with every sort of surgical sug­ Howard Stanley substituted on the countered in our youth, we are gestion. Yet it is very tuneful mail route while Mr. Nelson was Soar Stomadi Sigh unable, to this day, to hand a and even merry. In the cast is absent. bookmaker our hard-eajned pen­ the adorable Helen Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frink and of Cardessness nies without an uncomfortable son Edward, Jr., Miss Marie Bantz. feeling that, just before the race, There should be mentioned the of Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. Eu­ our favorite steed will be Injected lusty young, men of ‘'The New gene Platt and son, Douglas, of |OLITE sboiet j ^ with knockout drops, or the Manchester, were recent callers at Moon” chorus, a robust, lovely, , frowns on those 'f.; jockey tapped over the head. lilting and spectacular operatta. A E. Frink’s. whose stomachs,f Inducement to this feeling con­ It Is the nearest approach to the . Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Phelps and “ grumble.” For ; tinues. old school of operatta that Times Mrs. Addison Frink attended the. careful people heed Square has seen in late years. funeral of Frank Raymond at He­ this 'warning, that< 'There art, at the present mo­ Schwab and Mandel, its pro­ bron Monday afternoon. the-conterita of the '' ment on Broadway, three plays ducers, believed the time ripe for The fortieth anniversary of the stomach is aourand' of the sports world— “ Rinigside,” romantic ladies and rom.mtic WillimanUc Christian Endeavor fermenting. Those: “ The Big Fight," and “ Elmer the heroes— for moon songs, croon Union will be observed in the local who don’t, may-: Great.” In the first two, dealing songs, beautiful Creoles, bond Congregational church- Saturday some day develop ^ with the fight game, racketeers slaves and courtly gentlemen, all afternoon and evening of this week gastritis—or even ulcers. ;^i ply their nefarious trade in seek- involved in a fine old operetta plot when all of the societies of the Nine times out of ten indigestion!!, ing to fix the fights; in the latter, ! and costumed In exquisite style. union will be guests of the local and allied stomach disorders are due-': baseball gamblers try to get a - They seem to have .been right. society. Supper will be served in to excess stomach acid, which impedes- , world series pitcher to throw the “ New Moon” probably will be the Town Hall front five to seven normal digestion and forms sour gases 1. game. That the heroes emerge the season’s outstanding music o'clock. 'The following committee that cause intense pain. To restore;; ., ■with their various mitts clean is, i,i in charge of anangement: Re­ good digestion you must eliminate;', of course a victory for clean ception, Mrs. Prank L. Hamilton; this cause. A tablet of “Pape’s -social, Mrs. Harry Milburn. Misses pepsin” after eating or when pain is" sports, but no> great tribute to the felt will instantly neutralim the acid-^ originality of the playwrights. The Ten Foresters, a new dance orchestra made up of experienced musicians, will make its appearance in Manchester Friday night of this Ha Hamilton, Evelyn White. Bea­ week. The dance for which this band will play will be held in the Masonic Temple under the auspices of Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of ity and banish all digestive trouble''-' Four American celebrities fig­ trice Hamilton and Malcomh and pain. . . ure in the conception of the latter Lebanon. The committee in charge of the dance is planning several novelty dances during the evening. The admission jprice>advertised else­ Thompson; decoration. Mrs. So, do buy a 60-cent 'package of two dramas—Jack Dempsey, Dav­ where in today’s Herald includes refreshments and checking. The committee hopes to make this one of the biggest social events of the season George Nelson. Misses Vera Stanley “Pape’s Diapepsin” today. This riot id Belasco, George M. Cohan, and for Manchester. and Dorothy Cooke; dining rooip, only •means instant relief, but b y ' Ring Lardner. » Mrs. Helen Gatchell and honorary soothing, healing and strengthening/' members; supper. Miss Marlon “ The Big Fight" left me with “ Blossom Time,” the Shuberts •Reverting to his plan to put bly a good deal different from as life. ’ In fact bigger. He said they your weak and disordered stomach a"i'. the feeling that Jack Dempsey have sought to duplicate the pop­ speedy ships into North Atlantic earthly humans and we have no Stanley. Mrs. Ward Talbot. Mrs. little “Pape’s Diapepsin” keeps yourf were at le'ast seven feet tall. He dfd Harry Milburn, Guy Bartlett, Jr., digestive system healthy and helps to; had been “ sold down the river.” ularity and quality of that operat­ servfce, capable of making New idea what sort of signals they not announce when he would make That' the venerable M. Belasco ta. Somehow they manage to York to Southampton, England, in would send. It is possible that they and Charles Phelps. A very inter­ prevent various disbrders. another attempt to communicate esting program has been arranged was somehow tossed in on the miss by a small margin. This sea-* exactly four days, Mr. Wilder said: have no physical bodies at all. On with “ Oomaruru.” deal seemed not Improbable. son their contribution is “ White “ The ships of the future will look the other hand they may resemble There is, doubtless, a consider­ Lilacs,” based on Chopin’s little entirely different than thdse of the worms. able portion of the American pop­ affair, with Mme. George Sand. past. Those ships with the high "Dr. Robinson claims to have A cat sent *by Dr. W. Dean of ulation eager to watch Dempsey Through it lilt themes suggested 'smoke stacks and the fancy upper been in psyttiic communication Uppingham, Rutland, to a friend fight. The fight public has ever by Chopin compositions. With decks for the first-class passengers with the far-away planet. That’s at Framingham in Suffolk, was been' loath’ to let go of this fist Odette Myrtil in the role of Mme. will disappear. These upper decks another story. I’m only interested missed from its new home, and favorite. And so a play was c .n- Sand, it waj inevitable that the were put on because the immiigrants in the scientific end. He seems in­ six days later was discovered sit­ HALES SELF-SERVE trived in which he would fight— immortal lady should fiddle well had all the space down below. Im­ terested in some lady, there who,- ting outside the front door of Its and fight he does! rather than smoke cigars. There migration has been checked and he says, has ■ conversed with him old home at Uppingham. The dis­ No punches are pulled in the are many consessions of this sort consequently this business has regularly. She had nothing to say tance from Framlingham to Up­ G n a c E R Y big third act replica o£ a Madison to the untra-romantic. But it's all largely disappeared. Ship design­ last; night.” pingham is 100 miles and the cat ^ IT PAYS TO WAIT ON YOyiiaKILF| Square Garden event. In fact an very nice and refined and far from ers must look 25 years ahead arid In his journey to Mars, Robinson had walked all the way in less original three-round bout had to dull.’ now they are visualizing the flat- said he saw the Martians “ as big than a week. be 6ut down to two rounds to save topped ship, the upper part of the skulls of actors who must which will be used as landing fields each night get knocked cold. Four DIRIGIBLES, NEXT STEP and taking off fields for airplanes. Manchester’s Public Pantry different players are used in re­ “ Immigrants eliminated, speed, lays for this scene. frequency and regularity of service But one scene does not make a FOR SO. AMERICAN TRADE for passengers, mail, express and play. And kind as Manhattan re­ bulk cargo are our national require­ "IT PAYS TO WAIT viewers have been to the acting of ments for service on the north At­ Dempsey, even as this is written (Continued from page 1 ). lantic. This can be profitably ac­ the production is wabbling like complished at strictly competitive Jack’s opponents in the third act. trip ■would be over land, with no rates, in spite of the howls of pro­ ..if. ON YOURSELF" • , prevailing winds to worry about. test from our foreign maritime Taking up George M. Cohan Over The AAtlantic rivals. next, we vaguely recall that “ Dirigible travel across the At­ “ Speed is the primary demand of MEADOW GOLD last season closed with Cohan lantic is not so certain of success travel and we in America have got still disclaiming against New York because of prevailing winds and to meet it if we are to- keep up with critics, and Heywood Brown sass- necessity of going around bad storm the march of the times.’’ ing him back. areas. The dirigible’s logical use, CREAMERY RUTTER, Cohan cannot say that the "first as far as the United States is con­ string” critics passed up his first cerned, is in travel to South Ameri­ ‘LADY OOMARIJRIP BUSY, lbs. $1.05 i lb. S i e opus of the 1929 period. 'With ca. 2 “ One thousand miles is the limit Over a half ton of this butter sold every week ■ — there Ring Lardner as author, most of Gray ^ e s Tell must be a reason! th'em ■were there. To paraphrase of useful fliight of an airplane with SO SHE DIDN’T ANSWER t a pay load. Beyond 1,000 miles the steady, gray eyes have marked many of the world’s the nursery rliyme,‘ this is a show most accomplished men and women and usually indi­ concerning which it can be said dirigible is, the thing. The Graf cate resourcefulness and determination. that when it is Lardner it is very, Zeppelin, for instance, had a flying- (Continued I'rom Page I.) All eyes reveal physical as well as mental conditions. very good and when it is bad it radius of 6,200 miles. While it Eyes with a yellow tinge indicate symptoms of con­ PURE LARD 2 lbs* 29c must be two other fellows who did encountered trouble and lost time inson from 2 a; m., until 5 a. m., stipation or disordered liver. To enable your eyes to coming across the Atlantic it would and as I expected, nothing- happen­ make their best impression at all times, keep them Packed in sanitary pound ;>ackages. something to it. clear and bright the modern way—by the regular use “ Elmer the Great” deals with have had no difficulty making New ed,” said Prof. Low. o f Beecham’s laxative Pills. a dull, honest, slangy, over-fed, i York to Buenos Aires on a bee line “ We heard a few faint noises Safe. Pleasant. Easy to take. Produce natural action. SUGAR CURED ’ over-egoed busher who finally is and in quick time. which might have been caused by; Not habit-forming. 50c at all druggists. Trial size 25c. varying the wave-length. There cer- j dragged into the big leagues. “ Bigger and bigger dirigibles will BANISH THE YELLOW TINGE WITH There, in training camp, he is kid­ be constructed in the future. The tainly was no reason to believe they i BONED and ROLLED HAM ded and practical-joked. He .s 15,000,000 cubic feet dirigible cap­ emanated from Mars. Jack Keefe, of Lardner’s “ Al” able of 25,000-mile flyinig radius a “ I wouldn’t call the experiment BEECHAM’S PILLS lb. 39c tales, in stage attire. The base­ ship able to fly around the world, foolish. It was worth trying our. Read about BLUE EYES in the next Beecham ad! No bones — no waste. ball bits are Lardner at best; the Stars of t^vo glittering new Broad- is one of the cei\ainties of the It’s quite possible there are people rest is what it is— and, oh yes, way musical shows, these. At tiie future. I believe it will be here on Mars. However, they ar^ proba- there is Walter Huston, as Elmer, top Is Evelyn Herbert In “ The within five years.” and a fine performance he gives. New Moon,” an operetta; below, Would Beat Spain Helen Ford, of tire musical com­ A New York-to-Buenos Aires dir­ FREE! 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MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1928. PAGE NTNB ------i------to give right of way to a bus driver Ing, to the head of the Yukon at the Talcottyille bridge. JAMROGA BENEFIT Veterans O f 1898 Klondike Rush River. I Notes “ After all this I eventually came Mrs. William Mead of Grove back with a pocket of nuggets. street has returned from the Hart­ SHOW AT THE STATE Recount Experiences In London There was no gold to be got there ford hospital and is convalescing without machinery, and the ma­ City Council Meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Char­ chinery has not yet been created THE FAMOUS The City Council held a regular les Mead of Union street. Is Scheduled for Tomorrow London —• Thrilling stories of knowing nothing about mining that can blast a way Into that for­ meeting Tuesday evening with Kiowa Council D. of P. wllLhold hardship and daring were uhfoldod worked as a carpenter for a time. tress of gold and ice.” The others a public whist in Red Men’s hall on and Friday; Two Big Fea­ agreed. Mayor Forster presiding. Bills tures. when seven old-timers who took I WBB there in ’98 and stayed until amounting to $4,000 from the vari­ Thursday evening. part in the famous gold rush to the summer of '99, when after vari­ Mrs. Stephen Gessay and daugh­ Klondike in 1898 met In London ous vicissitudes, I became convinced ous departments were ordered For tomorrow and Friday the paid. Communication from P. H. ter Betty of High street are spend­ recently. that the gold could not be got out ing a week in New York. management of the State Theater is GLENWOOD Holt, tax collector, stated several The seven were the only known of the earth without the aid of ma­ MULTIGRAPHING The City Lunch Room In the Ex­ cooperating with members of the English survivors of the rush, in chinery.” errors had been found on the town Cloverleaves Football team, where­ tax list. A list of abatements of change block which has been in which hundreds of men perished in Captain Talbot, taking up the MIMEOGRAPHING business for several years has been by they will present a special two- the most famous and traigio trek story, recalled that there were vast taxes paid In error, was voted by day benefit performance for Stan­ the council. Mr. Holt also stated closed. for gold in the history of the nine­ deposits of gold locked up In the ADDRESSING Mrs. Herbert Barstow of Pleas­ ley Jamroea, popular north-end ,.th- teenth century. They Included GAS RANGES Hens on 28 properties had been Klondike— a fortress “ of Impene­ ant street has returned from the lete, who was critically injured a Captain E. R. Murphy, one-time trable Ice guarded by avalanches, COPYING placed owing to unpaid taxes. Al­ few weeks ago in a football game derman Northrop, chairman of the Hartford hospital where she under­ Canadian rancher; Frederick Rob­ fiood, storm, and other of Nature’s went a serious operation. at Hickey’s Grove. erts, old South African miner; Wil­ weapons.” He declared he was FILLING-IN SEE THE ALL ENAMEL MODEL ordinance committee, presented a Two splendid film features and proposed ordinance to regulate The Vernon Grange will hold .n liam R. Chisholm, formerly a ship­ convinced that the gold would public whist at Grange hall tonight an e.xcellent variety of interesting ping clerk; Robert J. Ballard, a never be extracted. parking in front of driveways and short subjects have been provided IN THE HERALD ELIZABETH cross walks. It was voted to lay at 8 o’clock. Refreshments will be carpenter; and Captain Victor Tal­ “ Men of all a«es, and even wo­ Mary E. Wilcox served by the committee. for the management. The fetures bot, at the time of the rush an Ox­ men,.perished In the trek,” he said. the document on the table for two are Colleen Moore in “ Oh Xay!” Public Stenographer Town Clerk John B. Thomas an­ ford University student. “ They went on and on until a few 647 St., Farr Bldg., Tel. PARK MODEL HOME weeks. Mayor Forster made a brief nounced yesterday that the polls and Rudolph Schildkraut in “ A report for the committee appoint­ Over cigars they yarned over old of them got to the gold area. They will be open from 6 a. m. to 6 p. Ship Comes In.’’ ed to confer with the petitioners times, recounting how they trekked found the ground frozen to a grea*: m. on Tuesday, November 6, for “ Oh Kay!’’ is a film version r-t from various parts of the world depth.' Some men It Is true made THIS for relief from the recent meter the famous musical comedy of Lhe charge by the Rockville-Wllliman- the state and national election. after they had heard of the strike a fortune. Thousands came back same name that thrilled Broadwa • and became stricken with the fever or stayed there forever. MODEL tlc Gas Company. Mayor Forster theater goers for over six months. stated that it might be necessary to gain quick wealth. One by one Back With Nuggets Itching Eczema Those who have already had the they recalled individual experi­ “ Owing to my fortune* being at GLENWOOD to engage expert help, if the mat­ TALCOTTYILLE pleasure of seeing the film pro­ There is one safe dependable treat­ ter was taken to the Public Utili­ ences, frequently producing worn low ebb, I decided to Join the ment for the itching torture of Ecze­ duction, claim that it even sur­ and tattered pieces of paper — march,” he recounted. That was In Black Finish ties Commission. Mr. and Mrs, George W. Smith passes the stage vehicle for thrills ma. The first appucication of Zemo Meeting adjourned. the notices of location of “iilacer Christmas 1897. My companions usually stops itenmg and when u i^ moved last week to their newly and laughs. claims.” up the Skagway were a Corsican Proposed Traffic Ordinance: built home on the Rockville road. Colleen Moore again demon­ regularly ^ help rid the skin of Be it ordained by the Common Went Snow Blind Count, Count Peraldl, and a man Eczema, Pimples, Rashes. Blotches $ 100. Mr. and Mrs. Smith who have made strates her exceptional ability* as a “ The best tlung I remember,” named Fox, of Philadelphia. Per- Council of the City'of Rockville:— their home in this village for more comedienne. She is given worthy and similar annoying skin irritations. In Semi-Enamel Section 1— No vehicle sha' be said Captain Murphy, “ was when I aldi and I sat over Fox’s corpse " -• You will be suiprisisi how quickly than fifty years, will be much support by Lawrence Gray, Ford went snow blind. It was six weeks days to prevent it beln,g eaten by skin troubles vdll react to this clean, Finish permitted to remain stat mary missed by their relatives and Sterling, and Claude Glllingwater. within the intersection of anj ^high­ before I recovered my sight. Af­ wild dogs. I then started back with antiseptic, soothing liquid. Easy to friends, whose best wishes will fol­ Mervyn LeRoy directed. terwards I staked a claim on the Fox’s remains, only to be stricken a p i^ at any time. 35c, 60c and $1.00, way or upon any crossway Ar be­ low them to their new location. The associate feature, “ A Ship tween Jlnes painted upon the pave­ big Salmon River and was doing with snow blindness. 1 was cured $ 130. Miss Mabel McCorriston of New Comes In,’’ again brings to the well until I was fiooded out and by esqulmaux in the native man­ ment to designate placesi w’here York City was a recent visitor in screen the famous personality of In All Enamel Finish pedestrians may cross the highway. lost everything.” ner by putting tea poultices over town. one Rudolph Schildkraut, who Is “ I fought my way through the the eyes. FORzemo SKIN IRRITATIOaS No operator shall stop, leave or Rev. Frank Jenkins president of widely known for his character White Pass and up the Skagway "After a tremendous effort I got permit such vehicle to stand in. Piedmont College In Georgia, oc­ roles. In this stirring drama of 180 such a position or any highway as River with my handful of carpen­ to Dawson City, via Lake Le Barge $ . cupied the pulpit of the Talcottvllle human love and supreme sacrifice, ter’s tools,” said Ballard, “ and Lake Bennett, and Caribou Cross- to obstruct any driveway leading church on Sunday morning. Miss Schildkraut has a message for his to said street. Clementine Ba^eler, daughter of audiences that are destined to long Do T on This Frank B. Condon HI Rev. and Mrs. F. P. Bachelor is a be remembered. Frank B. Condon, Tolland Coun­ student at Piedmont College. Tonight marks the final showings Need Money? Smaller Size ty Y. M. C. A. secretary, is seri­ M. Gardner Talcott, Jr., of Yale of Karl Dane and George K. Arthur ously ill at the Hartford hospital. University, was a week-end guest in "Brotherly Love’’ and Milton He is under the care of Drs. Hue- of his grandfather, M. H. Talcott. Sills in “The Crash.” blein and Kingsbury, John G. Talcott, Jr., was with Sewing Circle Banquet his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Glennwood The Sewing^Ircle of the First Talcott for the week-end. Evangelical Lutheran church will The Golden Rule Club will hold We will help you, i f you observe bhelr third anniversary to­ a Hallowe’en Costume Party at the APPOINT LOCAL GIRL are keeping house. Strict night. A banquet will be served to hall on Wednesday evening, Oct. privacy. 24 hour service. Range all merhbers and their families. Slst. A cordial invitation is ex­ DIRECTOR OF CHOIR Lukowakl-Bryla tended to all to come and parti­ A e f f In the night holds no terror for the Mrs. Annie Lukowskl of Village cipate In the grand march and gen­ for the household where there’s Cas- $100 Loan street and John Brylo of Ellington toria! A few drops, and Baby’s sud­ eral good time. Miss Anne Strickland, College may be repaid $5 monthly, Small House were married Tuesday morning at Arthur Doiggart has returned den ailment is rmieved. Your little plus lawful interest 8:30 at St. Joseph’s Polish church. from Clyde Alberta, Canada, where Student, Gets Position in one is comforted, and you have done Rev. Sigismund Worenecki officiat- he has been spending some time Wilmington, Mass. only what any nurse or any doctor ed. _ would have told you to do. For $200 Loan with his daughter, Mrs. Edwin Wil­ Castorla is a vegetable product; $100. Card Party at St. John's Church liams. Miss Anne Strickland, daughter may he repaid $10 month* The Good Will club of St. John's of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Strickland made for babies, and the one safe ly, plus lawful interest Church will hold a public card of Highland Park and a junior means of quieting any Infant. It is and party tonight at 8 o’clock. Whist, not a narcotic, it contains no opiate, year student in the school of fine yet it always comforts a child. bridge and pinochle will be play­ arts, Boston University, has been $300 Loan ed. WAPPING appointed organist and choir di­ Don’t let night come without a may be repaid $15 months $118. B. H. S. Junior Class,Officers rector of the Congregational church bottle of Castoria on hand; it’s a ly plus lawful interest The junior class of the R. H. B. in Wilmington, Mass. A new Frazer mighty comfortable feeling to know has elected the following officers: Calvin C. Bolles, cashier, and Robert F. Valentine, custodian of organ has recently been installed it’s in the house. And it is an ever- Every payment reduces President, Lester Ludke; vice- in this church. Since her return to ready aid when any of the children the interest cost. president, Viola Hoering; secre­ the Capitol National Bank and Trust Company of Hartford, attend­ school this fall. Miss Strickland was are constipated, have colic, develop tary, Winifred Arens; treasurer, also chosen accompanist of the a case of diarrhea. Old and tried, Anthony Gessay. ed the meeting of the Connecticut but tho standby of modem PERSONAL FINANCE Gas Co. State Vault Association at West- newly formed glee club of the Hope Chapter Whist Boston Young Women’s Christian mothera Twenty-live million 6of- COMPANY port, Conn., last Wednesday, Oc­ tles were bought last year. Hope Chapter Sewing Club held tober 24. They went by automobile. Association. Rooms 2 and S, State Theater A: very successful afternoon whist Miss Edith E. LathrOp, the nurse Miss Strickland was one of the Building. 753 Main Street, Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Char­ at the Wapplng Center school, but speakers at the graduation exer­ ChildrenlK ■^sCC C.A . SO. SIANCIIESTER, CONN. les Reed on Grove street. The who lives at 19 Wadsworth street, cises of the 1924 class of the local C ry for CASTORIA OaU, Write or I'hone t-0-4. prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ed­ Manchester, and Frederick R. Hoff­ High school. For two years after Open 8:8U to 6. Sat. 8:80 to 1. ward Leonard, Miss Eva Mesler, man, of 193 Ashley street, Hart­ graduating she engaged in secre­ Licensed by State, Consolation Mrs. David Houdlow. ford, were married in St James’s tarial work in Hartford, then en­ bonded to public. Dainty refreshments were served. rectory last Monday morning. They tered Boston University. During her yvertise in The Evening Herald-It Pavs Marriage Intentions had a wedding breakfast at the vacation last summer she studied Marriage intentions have been Hillside Inn, Bolton and afterwards the organ under Arthur Priest, or­ filed in the town clerk’s office by: left for Hartford. ganist of Christ church cathedral, George W. Wohllebe of Ellington The senior Y M .C. A. held its Hartford and a graduate of tho and Frances U. Rosenskl of Rock­ first basketball practice, last Mon­ Royal College of Organists, Eng­ Bulbs for Fall Planting ville; Leon C. King of Enfield and day evening at the Parish House, land Rosalie B. Minor of East Hartford; with Wesley Smith as manager. John Brylo of Ellington and Annie There was a rehearsal held *n Darwin Tulips, Single and Double Lutkowski of Rockville. the basement of the church by the Oyster Supper Tonight Grange Degree team. They are to Early Tulips Damon Temple, K. of P, will go to Manchester tiirange on Wed­ meet tlnlght In Foresters’ hall. nesday evening, where they will put Todays Best Bets Following the meeting an oyster on the third and fourth degree for Hyacinths and Crocus in all colors. supper will be served. The menu Head Colds their Grange. will consist of escalloped potatoe.s, The Federated Workers met at relieved Snow Drops, etc. fried and stewed oysters. Each the parsonage for a rehearsal for year this supper is made possible the play which is entitled “ The w i t h through the kindness of a member Ladies Give a Show.’’ This will be of the lodge. The following com­ given at their fair and chicken pie v a p o r s by Long Odds mittee will have charge: Raymond supper next Friday evening, Oct. Schrumpf, Arno Weber, Bert 26. • Snuff a little PARK HILL FLOWER SHOP Schuey, Ernest Reudgen, Hector Blair and George Gaekler. Vicks well up the nose or 985 Main Street, Tel. 786-2, South Manchester Ladies Aid Elects Officers SCHOOL BURNED. melt in a spoon or cup of The annual meeting of the Dublin, Oct. 24.— The technical Ladies’ Aid society of the Union school at Portumna was destroyed hot water and inhale. Fonr-Door Sedan Congregational church was held by fire today and several adjoining The New Six 6S Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock in buildings were damaged. Portumna Medicated vapors reach the south parlor. The following of­ castle, owned by Lord Lacelles, the air passages direct. h is new six has fiairly leaped ficers were elected for the ensuing son-in-law of King George was re­ into favor from coast to coast year: President, Mrs. David Sykes; cently destroyed by fire, which was For other cold troubles T — Seizes your eye with its stylish­ first vice-president, Mrs. A. L. Mar­ believed to have been of incendiary rub Vicks on throat and tin; second vice-president, Mrs, origin, allhohgh today’s fire was ness—Quickens your pulse with Philip Howe; secretary and treas­ evidently accidental. chest. its performance—Alive with gin­ urer, Mrs. Maude Leonard; execu­ INSURANCE ^TEACHING! tive committee, MrS. Robert Llebe, I A NATION ger and gimp and great stamina— Mrs. Frank Hardenbergh, Mrs. IT O AVOID The sweetest, snappiest Six ever I S E V E R E ! Walter Draycott, Miss Charter, I f O L O : turned into the world at less than Mrs. E. M. Ide, Mrs. Charles Mead, Mrs. Emily Swindells; auditor, (71^6 Best Guardian o f $1200—You owe it to yourself to George 0. Smith; oolleotors, ICKS see and drive it. C O U P R .8 8 7 5 Blanche Ainsworth, Edith Pruesse, V A P O . ^ U B Myrtle Kuhnly, Barbara Martin, Over17;Miluon Ja r s .Used ysARut Life and Property Dorothy Merrick, Natalie Ide, Lu­ 895 cille Merrick. Gambling House Raided State police from the Stafford The New Royal Two-Door Sedan barracks made a surprise visit Monday night to a house in Ver­ non, just opposite the old Dart Eight 75 farm, resultln*’’ in 12 men being Insure Your Valuables brbught before Judge John E. Fisk JUST simply magnificent—Strik* ^ o r - ILlirrr charged with gambling. Three were A BOX m A GOOD SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT J ingly smart—Rich as the rustle * fined $40 and costir«nd the others COLOR is the artist’s magic of silk—And the eightnt not sufficiently to hide a gleam make the man I Lebaudy were talking when they tributing Hoover buttons and pam­ the Magna Charter of childhood, <>f amusement In his eyes as he had their verbal skirmish over the phlets In the office building where Answered. she works.” * which he formulated, he says, ’The table reservation? She looked at Ideal to which we should strive Is “ This table Is for me whenever ! Dan with new interest. Alester had The reason for these joint acti­ that there shall be ■ child In want It,” he said. “ You know that, implied that whoever was his com­ vities Is explained by Miss Barbara America .... that has not he MODERN leontine.” petitor for the reservation was not L. Baker, daughter of Mrs. W. Reg­ encouragement to express in fullest inald Baker, National Committee- The Bryant & Chapman €o. To Jerry’s amazement the woman exclusive. And Miss Lebaudy had measure the spirit within which la Dyers and Cleaners ^ he addressed turned a suddenly ap­ hinted that he was dangerous. woman of New Jersey, who is one the final endowment of every hu­ .Telephone Manchester 2826W • Hartford 2-0264 pealing look upon him. of the leaders In the “ First Voters” man being.’ ” 11 School St. Tel. ^419 Certainly Dan Harvey did not group working in Morris Coynty, Pasteurized Milk and Cream . “ But you never want It any look dangerous unless you con- Wlo^ not have a Hoover Mother New Jersey. She is 21 years old and Daughter day la your town? 4- I ■* Quality, Courtesy, Service

• it ' I?" i I MANOHESTBB (CONN.) EVENING HERALU, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1928. PAOBld^EVEN Manchester Favored To Beat West Hartford High Nine Members Of Yanks Mary Litde’s 111 State Semi-Pro Conference VICTORY OR EVEN TIE SCORE Highest in League Suggested By Jack Dwyer Placed On Auction Block Mary Little captured the weekly high single in the Girls’ Bowling WILL GIVE MANCHESTER TITLE league of Cheney Brothers last Says It Is Only Solution to Difficult Problem of Assur­ night with a score of 111. M. Had­ •ft Bob Meusel Among Them; Georgians Say den and J. Jackmore hit in three figures twice. Following are the ing Fans Good Games— Sports Writer Blameless, He Garvey Better scores: School Never M ore Has Huggins is Anxious to Get Weaving No. 1 Says. M. S tron g...... 81 81 103 When Alex “Broke” In Won League Pennant; Than Caldwell M. Little ...... 77 81 111 Charley Ruffing From N. Taggart ...... 89 89 86 He Signed This Contract for $100 a Month With G. N elso n ...... 82 82 94 In the following interesting article,^ confined to rival teams or their sup- Team Warned Against C. Jackmore ...... 101 83 85 John E. Dwyer, well known local j porters. If the sports writer dares A Class D Teain Boston Red Sox. Atlanta, Oct. 24.— Bruce Cald­ well was a great back for Yale last football authority, gives his to try and pick a winner he receives 430 416 479 opinion as to the remedy needed the full brunt of this imaginary , Over-Confidence; Com­ season but the Elis have an even Weaving Nc greater back this' year in Johnny 1. 2 to improve the standard of foot- hate simply because they feel that By DAVIS. J. WALSH. Prentice ...... 23 64 42 Garvey, members of Georgia’s elev­ ball games in Manchester based he is showing favoritism Novak ...... 91 88 88 Both teams should pick a press parison by Scores; Game en believe. on his many years of experience CLASS o. New York, Oct. 24.— Nia^ tnem- N elso n ...... , 81 86 91 with sports in Manchester. Be­ agent and send in their stuff to the 1?ers of the world's champion'''New Harry Mehre, Georgia’s coach, also thinks the same. Hatch ...... 93 102 91 ing, a former sports editor on writer, under by lines and allow the At West Side Tomorrow. York Yankees are understood to Kissmann ...... 82 75 98 The Herald, Mr. Dwyer, writes sports editor to write his imper­ have been placed on the open coun­ “ Garvey is much faster and CONTRACT. smarter and picks his holes better for the first time, some of the in- sonal views of each team and pick Armovts »v thc ter today as a preliminary gesture 370 'than Caldwell did,” Mehre says. 415 410 side dope about the unpleasant- a winner on the form displayed by in the negotiation of two or more The players say he hasn’t the Velvet No. 1 ness connected with that posi- the rivals on their playing record trades of considerable magnitude Lennon ...... 57 71 67 M Manchester High is at full drive that Caldwell had but his tion. before the series. Because without strength for its most important Definite announcement of the fate Bodreau ...... 85 71 75 speed makes up for that missing the support of the writer and the ISAGVS «r BAJiS BALI CLUBS, football game of the season to- of those in question naturally has asset. R o w s e ll...... 93 74 101 attending publicity, fully one half been withheld hut the understand­ Sherman ...... 101 74 morrow afternoon against West 83 BY JACK DWYER of the fans would not know where Lucas ...... urns Bocctment.lUicctment. maj^u itlt / of Hartford High at the West Side ing is that Miller Huggins’ depar­ 89 76 100 the game was to be played. ture for the south this week has playgrounds. Not a single player is A peculiar situation has existed The next step is to protect the on the Injured list. brought the matter to a head. 425 375 417 bct«cr in semi-pro sport hereabouts for fans from Inferior teams and dis­ Manchester is favored to win in Those who will be offered for HERE ARE MAIN Spinning the past 17 years and apparently appointments. "’his much belongs this crucial contest, but all Indica- trade or sale are Pat Collins and P h illip s ...... 68 51 75 (■.irly o( the; 9«ronJ |>art, WlTNCSSRtM : the solution is just as far away now to the fans of Manchester as well uons point to a torrid struggle. M ozzer...... , 57 57 62 1 lK.s r.. Said party o( the lecooJ part agrees to devote hit entire time and tervieei as a John Grabowski, catchei^; Joe as it was then. Protection for . West Hartford must win to tie Duncan ...... 67 71 82 as elsewhere. liall to said ^ tty of the flnt part during the period of this contract. ' Dugan, i\like Gazella and Gene GRID PENALTIES home club in baseball, basketball Manchester for the C. C. I. L. Karpin ...... 83 74 81 The Only Solution £KCi)Nl). Said pary of tbd eecond part agree* to conform to all the rukf and reinila. Robertson, infielders; Ben Paschal and football is not what it ought to adopted or which, may’ ll# hereafter adopted hy the party of the irM u rt championship, while the Silk City of Cedric Durst and possibly Bob Ladd ...... 78 87 75 Perhaps the only solution to the hi* service*aforeiaid. — ^ be and neither is the protection for problem lies in the forming of a eleven will gain sole possession of Meusel, outfielders, and Bill Ryan (d (wrty OI the »«eoiid p M agreet not to render any aervice* u a ball nfaver the fan who supports his home semi-pro league with one commis­ >Ui!s oint act. to any other p«*un. corporation or assiK.ialiiin other than the the title through either a victory or and Myles Thomas, pitchers. Hug 353 340 365 town team in these and other a tie score. Herald Offers Principal Pen­ Throwing No. 3 sioner. Among the best teams in with -ut the wntten consent of the party of the first part io to do. gins is declared to have compiled' branches of sport anywhere near Coach Tommy Kelley’s crimson- the list of victims in his final con­ A. Gahbey ...... 73 78 76 this state in the semi-pro field we the party o f P*’’'"'* “ * ‘ hi* contract (haf what it should be. •aid period. ■“-lUooU Agreement of the N.ational Aisociation i.f clad warriors have won all of their A. Waickowski . .. . . 78 75 69 find the Wallingford Eagles, Put­ ^.reby are made a part of this contract. ference with club officials and they alty Rules for Benefit of Reviewing the situation locally It is further four league tussles and they will oe M. M ukulis...... 78 67 74 nam Blues, Sokol Rosebuds, New lyOf I say he has spoken for "going the the writer has had several dis­ taid party of the 'sert disappointed if West Hartford ob­ limit” with the job lot in order to R. O’Neill ...... 84 71 77 London Oxfords, Falcons of Meri­ of thc term mentioned Iicr9lirfir wh agreeable incidents in the past and iliali h.we the right to the same by payii tains even a tie verdict. Extensive Frederickson .. den, New Haven Boys’ Club. New I fifteenth o get Charley Ruffing from the Bos­ Players, Fans. H. .. 78 83 77 •t thc rale id ime-thirtieth an judging from what one hears along (I’jo) of the herein i member i secret workouts have been in order Britain Blues, Cubs and Clover- teconil party. • • ton Red Sox. the street, the fault is laid entirely this week and the local athletes are Wants George H ile. 391 374 373 leaves. This array of talent, with In WitiUM Wbdfitdf, the taid party of the flrat pnT^Hifraiiaed (lieu...... In fine fettle. Coach \ kelley, or Old MIU on the shoulders of the local sports one or two more, would insure the Im signed hjr lU ^ c e r th c ^ u iV lUiIy , v The other man he wants is “ Wonder what the penalty is writer, no matter who he is. ha* am*ed hla hand and seal atr thc slay and year first aliove writlem ‘ his players, will have no alibi to for?” L. Armstrong ...... 77 76 78 fans of each place the teams are offer if defeated. George Uhle, of the Cleveland First, let us take the same posi­ Indians, and he is quoted as saying How often do you hear that M. P a lm e r...... 66 71 69 located of having real football at­ tion as the sports writer finds him­ that he expects to get George “ for question asked, perhaps even ask it A. T a g g a rt...... 81 80 73 tractions. A suitable name would CAltSBURO, t lL , , CIUS OF Big Crowd Expected self at any time. He is an outcast in TlfE ILLTHOrs-MISSOORI lEAOUE very little.” That no doubt will in­ yourself of your neighbor, during a M. W r ig h t...... 76 80 82 be the Connecticut Semi-Pro Con­ Indications point to a record every branch of sport and especial­ E^LI terest the Indians strangely. It will football game? Plenty, unless Dummy ...... 73 67 69 ference. breaking crowd. The entire stud­ ly so in Manchester where the sec­ be their first intimation that their you’re well acquainted with the Each team, in order to belong to ent body of the local school will at­ tional rivalry is greater than any­ lack of interest in George as a daily football rules, the penalties and 373 374 371 this conference would be forced to tend and it is understood that West where else in the s^ate. companion should apply equally lo causes thereof. Velvet No. 2 (1) post a bond of $200. The commis­ “ Old Pete” Alexander, one of Hartford’s is coming over here en. No Bed of Roses The original of Alex’s first contract masse. There’s sure to be a big George’s departure. Here are the principal penalties D. Miller ...... 65 76 3S sioner selected to handle the affairs baseball’s greatest pitchers who is F. Kanehl ...... 62 47 73 The rivalry between at least two is in the possession of H. M. Hol­ celebration in one of the two towns The Ruffing transaction is under­ made during a football game: of the organization would have,to nearing the end of his major land, of Galesburg, 111., who was G. Kanehl ...... 46 62 61 sections of the town m.)kes the by another sunset. The Battle of the Five Y'ards be paid at least $50 from each club league career as a member of the president of the Galesburg club in stood to have been discussed in­ E. Lautenbach ...... 77 81 78 writer’s lot no hed of roses at any Century begins at 2:45. Thomp­ Failure to report to referee. or the sum of $500 for the season. St, Louis Cards, made his debut in­ the Illinois-Missouri League, a formally before the close of the M. M cKinney...... 66 81 78 time. Take, for instance, during the son, Harding and Amann, Hartford / 1928 season, although they named 'Offside at kickoff, at scrimmage, He would be compelled tc see that to organized baseball when he sign­ Class D outfit. Alex’s salary was at free kick. past baseball season. There were officials, will be in charge. ' no Yankee names at the time. Con­ the schedule was carried out, that ed the contract photographed here. $100 a month under- this contract. Player out of bounds. 310 350 331 teams at the North End, South each club was up to the standard The local team is having the most fidentially, Huggins has declared successful season ever experienced Player taking more than t\7o Dressing (2) End, Manchester Green and High­ required by the conference rules that he will Include Meusel in the by any schoolboy outfit here. a steps after free catch. S. Sadeska ...... 67 35 73 land Park, not to mention Talcott- and in cam a team did not show up proposed deal but only in the event Unreasonable delay. H. Laser ...... 49 57 61 ville. The writer must take into victory over West Hartford will that the Red Sox become adamant, at a regularly scheduled game for­ bring the first undefeated league Holding, by defensive side. L. Custer ...... 73 66 81 consideration that his paper is de­ feit its bond. which is a way people get when A. K o lk o sk i...... 80 63 70 season for Manchester High. Hence KRnning into kicker. pendent upon all these localities for Bond To Be Posted they think they can’t go wrong. If Crawling. F. Mikoleit ...... 85 97 72 advertising and circulation and in little wonder all the excitement, in Meusel goes, of course, many of By posting the $200 bond, it Fifteen Yards order to satisfy the fans of these Its victory march, Manchester's those named will stay but not with would bind that team and every goal line has been crossed but once. Substitute communicating before 344 318 357 sections he must not give a bit the Yankees. They are definitely other one to giving the fans what Middletown did the trick aided hy ball is put in play. Ribbon No. 1 (2) more of space to one than to the due to play their baseball elsewhere they want, a real football game. It a costly fumble and two offside Failure to stop one full second A. Ponticelli ...... 101 75 88 other. Nice place to be sitting. GOOD, IP YOU’RE GOOD. next year. would take nine weeks to complete penalties. on “ shift” plays. A. Baker ...... 60 70 70 What? It is unfortunate for him, at Yankee Regulars. L Ubert ...... 63 88 76 such a schedule and also allow the Interference with- fair_catch.. Now we come to the greatest least, that Bill McKechnle may Records of Teams As I understand it, the oni.v Holding, by offensive side. H. Gustafson ...... , 79 86 74 teams where sectional rivalry is sport of all and the most exacting become the goat of the world AUCE CHENEY LOW Manchester’s record shows vic­ Yankee regulars who will hold over Intentionally throwing ball to J. Jackmore ...... 101 100 70 found, a chance to settle their own of all three major sports played in series and lose his job as manager tories over East Hartford, 12 to 0, for the 1928 season are Ruth. ground to make an incomplete personal quarrels. It would also al­ Manchester— football. In the past of the Cardinals. If fate plays Middletown, 12 to 6; Bristol, 6 to Gehrig, Combs, Hoyt, Penuock, forward pass. 404 419 378 low the teams a chance to clean up SCORER IN TOURNEY with him as well as it has in the 0; and Meriden, 20 to 0. West Pipgras, Zachary, Lazzeri, Koenig. “ Roughing” kicker. Throwing No. 1 (1) there have been times when a thou­ a good sized sum of money at the past McKechnle will pop up with Hartford, on the other hand, has Durocher and Bengough. Moore, of Piling up, hurdling,- tripping, or E. Bycholsky . . . . . 73 73 72 sand or more fans have waited in end of the season as there would be another ^ood job but it will not been defeated once and scored upon course, stays on the payroll be­ tackling out of bounds. M* Peterson ...... 60 70 70 vain for a visiting team to show up $1500 to divide among the first be pleasant to have it in the books First Round Matches for Wom­ four times! Whether this means cause, if he is due for a come bacK. Twenty-Five Yards I Gee ...... 89 100 and after more than an hour have four teams at the close of the sea­ . . 87 that he blew the series with n anything so far as foretelling the the Yankees want him and, if he Team delaying start of game. M. Hadden ...... 86 104 104 gone home disgusted with the local son. en’s Championship of Coun­ management. ream that was an overwhelming try Club Now in Progress. outcome of tomorrow's battle, re­ isn’t nobody does. Koenig is the - Team delaying' start of second S. Sheekey ...... 89 76 81 Then there Is another phase of favorite to win. mains to be seen. present selection for third base half. Word of Honor the situation that would appeal McKechnle, during the series, West Hartford lost its opening with Durocher at shortstop and Clipping. 395 412 427 But never once has the local more to the fans than anything was in the same position that Miss Alice Cheney was the med­ game to Meriden by two points, 1-1 Lary and Reese, the $150,000 Loss of Half Distance to Goal management ever been to blame else. It would require each team to every manager Is in almost every alist in the nine-hole, qualifying to 12 and then won from Middle- coast pair, distinct possibilities for Illegal return to game. for one of these trying situations. be at real strength in order to finish game. When his way works he is round of the women’s champion­ town 12 to 0, Bristol 24 to 13, and two of the outfield positions. Julian Player disqualified for striking, He is entirely blameless. And co is in the money and this alone would a wow. When ills strategy fails ship tournament for the Priscilla played a scoreless lie with Weaver. Wera, out to grass several times, is kneeing, kicking, etc. the sports writer who tries to give positively assure the fans of real Vi/^hat W^e'Think he is a bust. And McKechnie’s Maxwell shield at the Manchester Apparently, Manchester has the believed to be ready, too. There­ Foul within one-yard line. the teams, fans and general public games every Sunday and also pro­ Country club yesterday afternoon. Foul behind goal line. an idea of what the visiting team is went wrong in the series. better defensive team with West fore, Huggins thinks himself justi­ vide an incentive for real playing. Her card totaled 48. Hartford more powerful on the of­ fied in cutting loose from Dugan, like: who is on the team and its The last angle to the situation Wrong Defense. Others who qualified were Mrs. fensive. At least, it would seem so Gazella and Roberston. /n Sports record. There is never any consid­ which presents itself more forcibly Smart baseball men say that the H. A. Hyde, 53; Mrs. W. C. Cheney, from the comparison. If Meusel departs Sam Byrd i.s eration ever given to the manage­ than any other, is out of town two doubles that Babe Ruth hit 55^; Mrs. Austin Cheney, 58; Mrs. Therefore, one gets the idea that the generally accepted candidate for Football Briefs By I'HOMAS W. STOWB ment for a failure of this kind as treatment to a visiting team. Ex­ in the first game and started the W. D. Dexter, 59; Mrs, J. C. Baker, (Jie battle tomorrow will be a close left field, with either Durst or New Haven, Conn., Oct. 24 — there is nothing that a manager has cept for the most rabid fans in any Yankees going with a tremendous 61; Mr?. H. C. Alvord, 65; Mrs. F. one. A scoreless tie would be no to rely upon except the word of the Paschal to be recalled from the Army may find Yale’s line far from Manchester High school has a locality, the majority of the sport momentum should have been field­ J. Bendall, 66; Mrs. F. T. Blish, 67; startling surprise. West Hartford trading block for the emergency. impregnable next Saturday. The golden opportunity to. stamp itself out of town management. loving public delights when the ed. Mrs. George. Keith, 68; Miss Mar- has a lighter, but faster team than Now then, a football team comes What emergency? Wilmerding Yale freshmen, given the ball near firmly in the history of local school­ visitoi's get a square deal, and un­ Johnny Evers says that Mc­ iorle Cheney. 68; Mrs. H. B. Manchester. It has two great ends to Manchester and is given a you have me there. The only one the goal line in a scrimmage yes­ boy sports tomorrow afternoon der the arrangement outlined above Kechnle made a terrible blunder Cheney, 76; Mrs. Howell Cheney, that may cause a lot of trouble to I can think of is that the Yankees terday, cracked the varsity line for when it tackles West Hartford on thorough beating in every depart­ the officials would be selected by in shifting his infield and hfs out­ 78 and Mrs. Ray Walsh, 82. Kelley’s well-oiled machinery. may lose a ball game in the World three touchdowns. the gridiron. • A victory, or even a ment of the game. Outclassed if you the commissioner and thus assur­ The first round matches must be field in the same direction twice Manchester’s Hopes Series one of these days. tie, means sole possession of first please, and immediately the blame ing every team of a square deal. for the Babe and that Douthit, if completed by Thursday night. is laid to the local manager and Manchester is going to depend West Point. N. Y., Oct. 24— Of­ place in the Central Connecticut And In summing up we find that he had not been out of position, Byes were drawn by Mrs. Alvord fensive tactics are featuring Interscholastic League. Manches­ more so to the sports writer who is and Mrs. Bendall. The favorites to greatly upon-its 175 pound line to the sports writer must be the com­ certainly should have caught t^'e hold back the visitors. Healey and Army’s preparation for Yale. Yes­ ter is favored to win and here’s forced to give the allotted space to missioner of his own town, not Babe’s second double. Evers Is a win are Miss Alice Cheney, Mrs. terday (Toach Jones drilled his hoping it does. all teams of any importance, local­ Hyde and Mrs. Baker, although thC Lupien on tbe wings will endeavor Notre Dame Gets “ pan” any team, no matter how smart baseball man and his wasn’t to drive all plays into the center of charges in the same plays again and However, in the moment of ly. The public might say that the bad it plays, assure the visiting a second guess. He made the ob­ latter has not been playing a great again until they were letter-perfect. sports writer ought to come right deal of late. the line where Cheney, Robertson. suspense and anxiety, there is one team of at least a bit of praise and servation to a neighbor when the Johnston, Spencer and Mercer will out and pan the local manager and First round pairings are as fol­ thing which must not be overlooked at the same time keep up local in­ Babe xyas at the bat. be eagerly waiting. On the offense. Bad Grid Start In Princeton, N. J., Oct. 24— The the visiting team for the poor game. lows: and that is the danger of over-con­ terest among three or possibly four So much for that. Captain Treat will probably bear Princeton coaches were heartened fidence. West Hartford is coming Hell To Pay teams In all branches of sports. Yes, Mrs. Howell Cheney vs. Mrs. Rai>s for Wilson. Dexter. the brunt of the line thrusting, al­ today by the varsity’s feat in scor­ here with a powerful team Imbued Suppose that a sports writer did the sports writer gets a season pass, ing two touchdowns ae.ainst a team Cne of the greatest old catchers Mrs. Bllsh vs. Miss Alice Cheney. though Happenny, Johnson and with a grim deterniination to win do what the fans wanted. In the a good seat at all the events, but All But Receipts of former Tiger stars yesterday. of all times, now a National Miss Marjorie Cheney vs. Mrs. Squatrlto will bear watching. The and thus tie Manchester for the first place the writer would be forc­ he is, nevertheless, an outcast The old-timers demonstrated that League official, said that McKech- W. C. Cheney. team has been warned against over- title. The odds favor the home ed to explain why he did it and that among men, for a “ Prophet is with- hie’s greatest mistake was In al­ confidence. Notre Dame University’s foot­ they are still offensive threats, how­ team, but each and every he did it for the protection of the Mrs. Austin Cheney vs. Mrs. H. ball team got a bad start this fall ever, by piercing the varsity line uiix honor, save In his own coun- lowing Wilscn to remain behind C, Cheney. To a greater extent, perhaps, player on the local team fans. Right aWay he is in bad with Iry.” the bat .after the Judgment he had Manchester's success tomorrow in losing to Coach Glenn Thistle- for gains. should remember that he has a the team and- that is something Mrs. Baker vs. Mrs. Walsh. Waite’s Wisconsin eleven but in the shown on the batters In the first Mrs. Keith vs. Mrs. Hyde. rests on the shoulders of the dimin- ' day’s work ahead of him; that else again, For the team is com­ game. utive but exceedingly clever and matter of a financial success the Ithaca, N. Y., Oct. 24— Cornell’s there can be no taking victory for records of the Irish at the end of posed of people who read the local He said that a peanut boy in aggressive Ernie Dowd, who will line-up against Princeton next Sat­ granted, and that it will not come paper and their friends who, quite SAFETY TWO POINTS, the season will'be far from gloomy. urday will be determined, at least the stands could have seen that bark the signals that will either without a most stuborn battle. naturally, will resent this attitude Judging from the harvest of cold partially, by' the work of the play­ Gehrig was set for a slow ball and spell triumph or failure. If Dowd cash reaped by the Irish at the There is no getting around the on the part cf the paper for per­ that Meusel was dug In for a fast gets into a broken field. West Hart­ ers in today’s scrimmage. Rain point. Manchester must-not be de­ TOUCHBACK NO SCORE Notre Dame-Navy game played at kept them indoors yesterday. mitting any of its writers to in­ ball and Wilson permitted Sher- ford is going to be sorry, for this Chicago, the total receipts of Coach feated tomorrow. Every player dulge in any criticisms whatever del to serve the order. lad is one of the shiftiest backs to must go into the game with the fa­ Knute Rockne’s rambling grid war­ Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 24— Indi­ without handing the same dose to Due to a misprint. It was stated He said that Wilson was terri­ ever draw a pair of cleats for dear riors will come close to the as­ cations are that Harvard will take mous declaration, “ They Shall Not the team at the other end of the in last night’s Herald that a kick­ ble the whole time he was work­ old Manchester High. Ted Lupien’s tounding figure of more than half to the air against Dartmouth. Sev­ Pass” firmly In mind. Coach town. There you have the life of the off that goes over the goal line and ing and that Smith should have punting will also have an impor­ a million dollars. eral new variations of the forward Tommy Kelley has done all within sports writer, and not a bed of out of bounds or is carried by the been put in if for no reason than tant bearing on the outcome of the Notre Dame received about $120,- pass were tried yesterday. his power to give Manchester its roseaiy any means. And right now defending side part way out of the he was a fighting ball player and tussle. This chap has been doing 000 as its share of the Notre Dame- first undefeated league team. If it can be saxely stated that the end zone, is a touchdown. This is recognized at a hatter. And Judging by the scores of games some mighty fine work so far and Navy game receipts. Philadelphia, Oct. 24 — John they fail tomorrow, it will not be sports page is read before any should have read a toucbback. It that Orsatti should have replaced between Davis Elkins-Navy, Buck- it Is hoped that he will be even better ti^morrow. From the Army-Notre Dame Ball, of Wilmington, Del., has won his fault. He can tell them what other section of the sheet simply is a touchdown only when a player Douthit. nell-Penn State, 'Vlrginla-Princeton game to be played in New York one of the end positions on the to do, but c.annot do it for them. because the town title series are on the attacking side recovers the Never Can Tell. and a couple of others, there’s an Yes, Manchester High must win to­ Four More Games the Irish should get about $50,000 P#nn elevens from Bill Sullivan, of looming over the horizon. ball In the end zone. Incidentally, It is easy to realize now that awful gang of big football players After the e.xcitement of the West or more, while the Notre Dame- Boston. Dick Gentle, highly touted morrow to show its appreciation to The Narrow Minded some players and many fans have McKechuio should ^ave start-^d in the little colleges this year. its coach. • « * Hartford game Is a matter of his­ Southern California clash at Los back, is in uniform again but will Let us look into the town title the idea that a touchhack counts Mitchell in one game, but if the tory, Manchester High will begin to Angeles DecembeV 1 should net the not play until the Chicago game. series first as this is one of the big two points. A touchhack merely ancient southpaw had been start­ Indiana is looking rather well, seriously think of Its four remaiu- Never has there been a more Rockne eleven more than $75,000. events of the year from a local means bringing the ball out to the ed and had been treated as cruelly too. They seem to have turned a Ing contests with Naugatuck, The Penn State and Georgia-Tech INJURIES DIDN’T CURE HIM worth cause for a benefit show in standpoint. The period of hate is twenty yard line. It is a safety that as the ether pitchers were the bright Page la football history. Bridgeport, New London and Wll- the history of Manchester sports « *. a games will net big sums to the about to start and the hate is not counts two points. Cardinal manager would have limantic. The latter team is one of traveling football stars with small Although he had his neck broken than In the case of Stanley Jam- been ridden into St. Louis on a Matching Otto Von Porat wilh its bitterest rivals and no doubt profits recorded from the Drake twice, his collarbone twice, his nose roga, Cloverleat tackle who lies log. Paulino (Ramona) is bad manage­ Kelley will point' for this contest ment, say some of the New York contest. The Wisconsin and Loyola thrice and his hand crushed as a with his arms and legs paralyzed in Everyone in the country expect­ regardless of the other three. Of scribes. Of course it Is, but who of New Orleans games, played early player, 0. F. Freeman of Memphis, St. Francis hospital in Hartford. ed McKechnle to make a hero out course, he Isn’t going to throw away In the season, netted small profits. Tenn., hasn’t enough of football. The two-day show at the State STARRED IN GAME WHILE ‘CUCKOO’ cares? of Old Alex and wanted him as a a « ai any chances to win all four games The Navy-Irish game, played in He’s coaching now. theater tomorrow and Friday is de­ If possible. But this would be a lit­ hero. McKechnle gave him his They held a walking race from Soldier Field, Chicago, where time serving of the support of every Fort Worth, Texas, Cct. 24.— Football Instinct alone enabled tle too much to ask of any team chance, but he could not hypno­ Laurel, Md., to Baltimore the oth­ before Gene Tunney, was watched SOLD ON SOPH BACK real sportsman in Manchester, espe­ Merlin Toler, Texas Christian University quarterback, to lead when one stops to consider the tize the Yankee batters. er day. O’Goofty has taken that by more than 120,000 persons. This cially of those who are taking an his team again Austin College in a game here recently. For strain of the league and the caliber Toler was “ cuckoo” all the time he played. Who Did It? is said to be a record for football University of Mississippi ofTlc!a1s active part in sports today. Doctors walk often. One day at Laurel he of the non-league schools. atendance. The total receipts of In connection with the mention never cashed a bet. think they have one of the best say they will not.know for a long On one of tfie first plays of the game Toler was kn^ked out; of Jimmy Wilson, who ' went the afternoon were abcut $350,000. backs in the south this year in time how his case will turn out. that Is, out on his feet as boxers often are. But he stayed In Into the series rated as a star, The two elevens divided about Gerald Walker, a sophomore. The bravest man in tlSe Hot Stove It is because of the big financial the game and piloted his teammates, once for a 60-yard ad­ there was considerable gossip $320,000. ^ lofs to Jamroga that the Clover- vance. League has been diacovered. He BOWL AT CASINO I around St. l.^uis as to what insists that there used to be a ball Alleys A ll Scraped and Polished. The paid admissions at the Navy NINTH TI3IE FOR RUTH leaves have so wisely decided to He was taken out of tl.. jame early in the third quarter after game were approximately $5fi,000 caused the substitution of Smith team known as the Baltimore Ori­ They're in Perfect Condition Now. do something in his behalf by stag­ his teammates and coaches noticed his condition at the rest tor Wilson. more than those for the University For the ninth time In the past ing a pair of benefit shows. Here oles. Gome and See for Yourself ! period and was put to bed Immediately. He didn’t come to his It was suggested that the of Southern iCalifornia-Notre Dame eleven years. Babe Ruth finished In is a cause for which one should senses until the next morning. CASINO BOWLING ALLEYS contest played In Chicago at Sol­ a tie or in full possession of home “ office” ordered McKechnle to Milk kept In a roomy, shallow Under Management of think twice, before refusing. Let’s bench him and to take Doutl^it dier Field last year. run honors in both leagues. all do our bit. basin will remain sweet longer Arnold Pagan! cut and put Orsatti In. j than if put in a Jug. IS Birch Street ■ T ‘

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Want Ad Informatloii Lost and Found Articles for Bale HOSPITia NOTES LOST — THURSDAY pearl rosary CLU6T0WEC0ME SHRINERS’ BAND Manchester beads between Prospect street and FOR SALE—OAK CHINA closet, four St. James’s school. Reward If re­ shelves, beveled glass. Call 742-4, Evening Herald turned to 44 Prospect street. .Admissions reported today at; Electrical Appllances-Radlo 40 | ^ h O n e Y O U t W a D t A c l S DIREaOR TONIGHT IN BIG PARADE Memorial hospital Included: Mrs. Classified Advertisements LOST— BLACK AND white female Mary McBride of 13 Ridgewood" Count «lx averaRO words to a line setter dog. Finder please call 2159-4. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING, ap­ street and Isaac Walsh of Buck- Initials, numbers and abbreviations pliances, motors, generators sold To The . Sphinx Temple Drum Corps land. each oonnt as a and Annoancementa 2 and repaired. Work called for. Patients ; discharged were Mrs.| wordsjis two words. Minimum cost is Pequot Eleutrlo Co., 407 Center St. North End People to Give Re­ Tel. 710-W. .Mary Hunt of East Midle Turnpike, price 6C three l^nea ^ STEAMSHIP TICKETS—all parts of Volunteers Services for Mrs. Edith Chapman of 13 Newman Lina rates per day for transient the world. Ask for sailing lists and rates. Phone 750-2. Robert J. Smith, Fuel ana Feed 40*A ception at White House to street, Mae Pratt of S.i Fairfield i 1009 Main street. street, Mrs. Carl Tyler and infant! BflectlTe March 17, \VZt Evening Herald BiucLu Charge FOR SALE—HARDWOOD slabs $10 a Armistice Day Here. daughter of 44 North Elm streetj 6 Consecutive Days v.| 2 9 OtB Atotomobfles for Sale 4 Reo truck load. Inquire 92 West Miss Mason. ' and, Mrs. John Wagner and infant] Z Consecutive Days .. 11 ote street or telephone 440. IS 6tP son of 7 South Main street. 1 Day ...... I -- 1921 HUDSON speedster in good con­ Hartford’s famous Shrine drum All orders for Irregular insertions FOR SALE—SEASONED hard wood, corps, composed of members of dition. Cheap if taken at once, 26 $12.50 a cord. $7.50 . a load. T el.- -will be cba' red at the one-time rate. .Ashworth street or call 2012. Miss Christine Mason, the new Sphinx Temple, has volunteered its Special rates for long, term eve.y phone 1930-3. Call 664 director of social and recreational TO BREAK UP ROMANCE day advertising given upon request services for Manchester’s big Armis­ WOOD FOR SALE—Hard, chestnut, Ads ordered for three or six days FOR SALE— GOOD USED CARS jictiTities at the Manchester Com­ tice Day parade here on November and stopped before the third or fifth mixed, white birch and slab. Season­ munity club, will be welcomed by CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. ed and sawed to order. L. T. Wood And Ask for “Bee” 12. This is the first musical organ­ lay will be charged only for the ac­ Center Kr Trotter Streets the people of the north end of the London, Oct. 24.—^Prince] tual number of times the ad apoear- Co.. 55 Bissell street. Phone 496. ization which has offered its serv­ Nicholas, of Rumania, youngest son Tel. 1174 or 2021-2 Tell Her What You Want town at an open. house program ices to the general committee with­ pd. charging at the rate earned, but FOR SALE—BFST OP hardwood this evening at the White House on of Queen Marie, who vVas recently no allowances or refunds can be made slabs, large lod $7, hardwood $8; out charge. The splendid contri­ on six time ads stopped after toe A O f 6 Accessories— Tires North Main street. The affair is un­ reported to have eloped to Pans also fireplace wood. Charle;, Palmer, She will take your ad. help you word it for best results, bution to the parade was • made vMth Mme. Dumitrescu Tahon, a filth day. 895-3. der: the auspices of the directors of through N. B. Ricliards, of thi.- No "tin forbids” : display lines not NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE your and see that it la properly iuserted. BUI will be mailed the club, who will meet previous to beautiful and wealthy Rumanian] car checked up for the winter sea­ town, a member of the drum corps. sold. . , SLAB WOOD stove length. Fireplace same day allowing you until seventh day after insertion the open house festivities. society woman, will soon marry The Herald will not bo responsible son. E.xperienced mechanics trained wood 6 to 9 dollars « truck load. V. The Shrine drum corps is com for more than one Incorrect Insertion by General Motors assure you ex­ to take advantage of the CASH RATE. Miss Grace Robertson, chairman princess of one o.f the reigning, pert'work. Firpo. 116 Wells. Phone 2466-W and posed of forty men. Mr. Richards of any advertisement ordered for 2634-2. of the committee of the club ap­ houses of Europe according to a di.s-j more-than one time. ^ . H. A. STEPHENS plays the fife in the band. The patch from Bucharest today, quot­ The Inadvertent omission of Incor­ Chevrolet Sales and Service pointed to secure a new director, FOR SALE—SEASONED bard wood, has been congratulated on her corps has appeared in Manchester ing the new^spaper Cuvantul. rect publication of advertising will U Center at Knox Tel. 939-2 stove length $12.00 a cord. O. H. on previous occasions and is always rectified only by cancellation of the Whipple. Telephone 2228 evenings. choice of Miss Mason, who by train­ It is believed that Queen Marie I charge made tor the s^ervlce rendered $15 BUYS COMPLETE set of four ing and years to practical experi­ an outstanding feature in any is insisting that Nicholas marry inJ Indian Shock Absorbers. Free trial. FOR SALE— SEASONED hard wood, parade. The famous Shrine cos­ All advertisements must conform The Indian Is the finest shock ab­ Apartments, Flats, Tenements 08 ence in similar work is unusually order to break up the love affaii be-| chunks $6.60 a load, spilt $7.26. Fred well qualified to direct the club’s tumes, fez and all, will be worn in tween .him and Mme. Dumitrescu. In stylo, copy and typography with sorber yet made. Ask us about It, O. Qlesecke. telephone Manchester regulations enforced by the publish­ Center Auto Supply Co., 155 Center. activities. Under her leadership or­ Ihe parade adding a colorful bit to Tahon. The queen had intervened] Tel. 673. 1204-12. FOR RENT— 4 ROOMS second floor, an already brilliant assemblage. ers. and they reserve the right to all remodeled, near Cheney mills, ganized groups and classes will take in a similar way to break up thuj edit, revise or reject any copy con­ $20.00. Inquire 5 Walnut street, up cooking, dress-making, candy sidered objectionable. Business Services Offered 18 Garden-Farm-Dairy Products BO romance between former Crownf CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads Tailor Shop. making, basketry, tie dyeing, blocic Prince Carol, brother of Nicholas, to be published same day must be re- SAVE KIDS FROM printing and all sorts of craft POLICE GET MERCHANTS’ CHAIR CANING NEATLY done. FOR RENT— 6 ROOM tenement at 60 and Mme. Zizi Lambrino. At that polved by 12 o’clock noon. Saturdays FOR SALE—BALDWIN and Greening Hamlin street. Inquire G. H. Wad- work. Miss Robertson states that time the queen compelled Carol to( 10:30 a. m. Price right, satisfaction guaranteed. Carl Anderson, 53 Norman street. apples, BOc basket, ' onions $1.00 dell.______the directors are anxious to have an marry Princess Helen, of Greece. Phone 1892-2. bushel, potatoes $1.00 bushel. Tele­ TO CHANGE UGHTING Telephone Your Want Ads phone 1640. ■•'OR RENT— 5 ROOM tenement, all SNIPE SHOOTING expression of the people of the Nicholas is 25 years old. Improvements. Apply 111 Holl street. community as to what they would Ads are accepted over the telephone Floiista— Narseiiea at the CHARGH RATH given above 15 FOR SALE—AI ?LES. Sprayed hand­ Telephone 1214-4. like to have going on at the club­ picked Baldwins, Golden Pippins, Night Protection of Stores Today’s definition: A Zeppelinj as a convenience to advertisers, but s i x ROOM tenement, half house and house or community home this win­ the CASH RATES will be accepted as FOR S.ALE — CHRYSANTHEMUMS Greenings, Russets, Gllltfieurs and Iowa City, la.— Iowa W. C. T. U. Found Inadequate in Many is an airship for which a city al­ $2.00 per dozen, pompons In pots Bellefleurs and Spies $1.25 bushel. garage. Hudson street, near Depot ter. Efforts to organize outside ac­ f u l l p a y m e n t If paid at the busi­ Square. Telephone 981-2. workers have vowed to “ stamp oi.t Cases in Barron’s Survey. ways “ roark a welcome.” ness office on or before the seventh $1.00 each, all colors; also tulips Windfalls 75c bushel. Kieffer pears tivities as well as those within the hyacinth and daffodil bulbs Biirke for canning EOo basket. Delivered In the cigarette evil.” day following the first Insertion of f ’OR RENT— 6 ROOM tenement, on club v.r.l be made by the directors each ad. otherwise the CFlAKGK Florist, Wayside Gardens, Rockville town. The Gilnack Farm, South Main They '-ire surting out by crush­ if the people of the community so A creck-up made by Lieutenant street. Telephone 225-4. Hilliard street, all Improvements. RATE will he collected. No responsi­ For Information telephone 1397-2. ing, undtr \j. C. T. CJ. heels, every wish. .Many different organizations William Barron of the Manchester bility tor errors In telephoned ads EVERGREENS FROM 50 to 75c. Blue Spruce $1.00 each. Catalpa trees' FOR SALE—SELECTED Green Moun­ “ fag” stub they see. are now Holding their regular police department on the night 4 Family House' will be assumed and thwlr accuracy FOR RENT— 5 ROOM flat on New­ cannot bo guaranteed. $2.00 each. 379 Burnside Avenue' tain potatoes, $1.00 per bushel,, de­ Such actio.1, the ladies believe, meetings.at the clubhouse and oth light in business places has devel­ • • • Greenhouse, E. Hartford. Fall Laurel livered. Phone 886-13. ■ man street, all modern improve­ oped, that in most cases the lights 1610. ments. Inquire 147 East Center v/ill prevent the “ uprising genera­ ers desiring to do so may telephone Index of Classifications FRESH PICKED fruits and vege­ street. Telephone 1830. tion,” from acquiring the tobacco to the director, Miss Mason are of little, protection so far as tables. from our ■ ^arm, roadside The Beethoven ■ Glee club will visability in the store is concerned $7000 Evening Herald Want Ads are now Moving— Trucking— Storage 80 t^OR RENT— SEVERAL first class habit. grouped according to classifications stand. Driveway .^nn, 655 North Main sing. There will also be cards and and severa.1 changes have been street. Phone ,2659. rents, with all Improvements. Apply Stop ^nipe Shooting Each tenement rents for $20.00. below and for handy reference will LOCAL AND LONG distance moving Edward J. Holl, 865 Main rtreet. Tel. other games, and it is hoped a ' made that add to the protection of appear In the numerical order Indl- The white ’ irbon wearers are ap­ Why pay Tent. Give tis a small by experienced men. Public store­ FOR SALE — GREEN MOUNTAIN 560.______large number of the townspeople the stores. c.ited: house. L. T. Wood, 55 Bissell street. palled at the ‘ snipe shooting” they cash paymen.t and the rent should Births ...... A potatoes. Thomas Burgess. Wapping. of this section will accept the in­ Officer Barron found that many Tel. 490 Tel. 29-2, Manchester Division. FOR RENT—AVAILABLE .ovembe have discovered among school chil­ pay the balance. Engagements ...... B 1st, 6 rooms, with all -onvcniences. vitation to come to the'White house lights were so placed that it would Marriages ...... C dren. MANCHESTER & N. Y MOTOR Dis­ and garage t 358 Main street, near “ And the c’ garette stub monster this evening not be difficult for an intruder to 2 family, 12 rooms, only $6,000, Deaths ...... D patch— Part loads to and from New Rouseliold Goods 61 Haynes. Inquire 360 Main street. Cards of Thanks ...... E is t" blame,” declares Mrs. M. Lea- operate without a light showing on near car line. Also garage. Wei York, regular service. Call 7-2 or them and that a policeman on the In Memorlam ...... F 1282. For sale 3 oak dining room sets. are offering it at $6,000. Lost and Found ...... 1 FOR RE^’T—4 ROOM tenement with lia Ballenger who is leading the Prices $35, $75 and $95. Improvements, furnace heat, at 107 street could not see what was go­ Announcements ...... 2 PERRETT GLENNEY moving sea­ ‘ stomping” cohorts. REC NOTES ing on inside. Single six rooms, steam heat,l' Personals ...... 2 WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE Hemlock street. Apply 99 Hemlock son is here. Several trucks at your 17 Oak Street street. Alrea!dy 57,000 stubs have been In many of the stores built-up gas. sewer, sidewalk, o^k fioors and) Aatomnbilea service, up to date equipriicnt, ex­ destroyed by the \V. C. T. U. ladies, trim, first flt»ur, 2 car garage.) Automobiles for .Sale ...... 4 perienced men. Phone 7-2 backgrounds of show windows have Automobiles for Exchange ..... B WE HAVE A FEW rebuilt kitchen, MODERN 6 ROOM FLA'l' for rent, «ll First prize winners in the public $6,700, $500 cash. I parlor and combination stoves on Mrs. Ballenger reports. cut off all view of the safe. In some Auto Accessories—'I'lres ...... i 9 modern Improvements. Including “ I have crushed 3 50, myself,” she setback tournament at the School Auto Repairing—Painting ...... ,7 hand. Reasonably priced. A few garage. Inquire 45 Mather street. places no light reaches behind I'oster Street, two houses, one Repairing 28 chests of drawers. Ostrlnsky’s Fur­ boasts. Street Rec Monday night wjere Auto Sob iols ...... 7-A I Telephone 1987. George Gibbons and M. Schieldge. high counters. Other dealers have single and one double, now offered! Autos—Ship by Truck ...... 8 niture Store, 28 Oak. “ We especially want to protect FOR RENT—ON LILLEY street near Each received a two dollar and a blocked the front part of their at $12,000. This is a 10% propo-^ Autos—For Hire-...... 9 CHIMNEYS CLEANED and repaired, the kiddies of pre-school age,” adds stores with goods. Garages—Service—Storage ...... 10 key fitting, safes opened, saw filing BENSON FURNITURE Company is Cefiter. modern five room flat, third aition as well as a home. offering some good buys in. Quaker half gold piece. Second prize— Motorcycles— Bicycle ...... 11 and grinding. Work called for. floor. Inquire 21 Elro. 'lei. ’2637-5. Mrs. Ballengtr, neckties— were won by Philip Farr Several merchants have consulted Wanted Autos—Motorcycles ... 12 Harold Clemson, 108 North Elm ranges $65 and up, $49. 9x12 heavy Destroving “ Stubs” with the police about these condi­ seemless Axmister rugs for $39. FOR RENT— 5 ROOM tenement. and C. Olsqn. There , were eleven Rnsinesa and Profesnlonnl Servires. street. Tel. 462. A member frem Cedar Rapids, tions and as a result several im­ Business Services Offered ...... IS 9x12 Congoleum rug.s $10 and up. See Mather street, rent $16. Robert J. tables. Next Monday, 'turkeys yif.’ii;] Robert J. Smithj Household Services Offered .....1 3 - A SEWING MACHINE repairing of all our window display for gas stoves Smith. Telephone 750-2. she reveals. '.e;ls a story about a be given away. The weekly prizes provements have already been and kitchen ranges. Real Estate, Insurance,] Building—Contracting ...... 14 makes, oils, needles and supplies. R. child 01 five there contracting will be alternated between gold and made that cost the merchants noth­ Florists— Nurseries ...... 15 W. Garrard, 37 Edward street. Tel. FOR RENT— 6 ROOM tenement, mod­ ing. Others have changes in view. Steamship Tickets 715. ern conveniences. 4pply J P. Tam­ social disease from smoking poultry. Funeral Directors ...... 16 5 8 A few appear indifferent. Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. 17 Muslrnl Instruments many. 90 Main street. * ■‘butts.” 1009 Main Street PI lO.’^IOG R A PHS. vacuum cleaner, Insurance ...... 18 FOR RENT—5 ROOM downstalis “ We must destroy every cigarette A new diving board has been in­ .Millinery— Dressmaking ...... is clock repairing, key fitting, gun and' ANOTHER GOOD USED PIANO $75 stub,” Mrs Itallenger ass-rts, “ or .Moving—Trucking—Storage . . . SO lock smithing, Braithwaite, 52 Pearl Victrolas $i0 to $25 tenement, in flat, all modern Im­ stalled in the swimming pool at the Painting— Papering ...... 21 street. WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE provements. Inquire 29 Clinton St. else make the smoker smoke stub East Side building. THE BOOK OP KNOWLEDGE: Professional Services ...... 22 17 Oak' Street. FOR RENT— 6 ROOM upstairs flat. and all.” Repairing ...... 28 Help Wanted— Female 85 28 Benton street, with gaiage. A-1 Girls who smoke will n,.t be able There will be a public setback Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning .. .2 t (424)—Our Presidents Toilet Goods and Servlcp ...... 25 Wanted— To Buy 58 condition, newl.v renovated. Inquire to “ live up to the fad,” she con­ party at the West Side Rec start­ Benson Furniture Company. Wanted—Business’ Service . . . . . 26 WANTED— YOUNG GIRL for moth­ tends. ing at 3:15 tonight. Two turke'-'s Sketcheis by Bessey; Synopsis by Braucher Bdnrnllonnl er’s helper, to go home nights. In­ “ I have heard.” she aisclosed, are.the 'rst prizes. Orders for t.en Courses and Classes ...... ’27 quire 67 .Arvine Place, South End. Phone 674. HIGHEST. PRIC’ES PAID Houses for Saki 72 ‘ that there .lOr' aie smoking rooms have already been given away 4hls Private Instruction ...... 28 for all kinds of Junk. Tel. 819. Dancing ...... 2S-A at some of the fashionabU- girls' season. Musical— Dramatic ...... 29 WA.N’TED— HIGH SCHOOL graduates for general clerical jobs. Apply to WANTED TO BUY old cars for junk; schools. “ Now isn’t that dieadtul. 1 1 ' Wanted—Instruction ...... 30 used parts for ; ale, auto repairing FOR SALE OR RENT at 32 Strong simply drea ifi’ l?” The usual Thursday afternoon Flniincltil , Cheney Brothers Employment Office. 11 day and night, wrecking service. street, six room single house, fire­ And her sii.er white ribbon setback party will be held at the Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages .... 31 Abel's. 26 Cooper street. Tel. 789. place. all modern improvements Business Opi>ortunlt!es ...... 32 Help Wanled— .Male 86 garage. Phone 1306, Walter R. Ho’ - wearers agree that it is. West Side Rec starting at 2 o'clock Money to Loan ...... 33 VVIU. Pa V HlGHES’r PitlCES for all by, 66 Henry street. Mancliestei. tomorrow. The whist party will be Money Wanted ...... ,C4 WANTED—MEN for laboring jobs. kinds of chickens Will also buy Help nnd SitnatloDS held as usual at the East Side at Apply to Cheney Brothers • Employ­ rags, paper, magazines and old FOR SALE—2 TENEMENT house, 10 2:15 Friday afternoon. These are Help Wanted— Female ...... 35 ment office. * metals. Morris H. Lessner. Call I54b. rooms, barn, garage. Price $3,000. Help Wanted — Male ...... 36 Inquire 496 North Main street. for women only. o \ Help Wanted—Male nr Female . 37 ESKIMO MARKET Agents Wanted ...... 37-A Help Wanted— Male or Female 37 R(M>m9 Without Hoard 5» FOR SALE— 6 ROOM bungalow with Situations Wanted — Female . . . . 38 8 acres of land. William Kanehl. 519 Situations Wanted—Male ...... 39 FOR RENT—IN, WELDON block, un­ Center street. South Manchester. BAZAAR FE.ATURE 22 IN LIFE-SAVING Employment Agencies ...... 40 WANTED furnished rooms. Inquire of Dr. Wel­ Live Slock—Pets—Poultry-VehlcleK don. FOR s a l e —JUST OFF Main street, Dogs— Birds— Pets ...... 41 Part time people in cur Park new 6 room English style house, sun CLASS AT THE REC X Live Stock— Vehicles ...... 42 street, meat, vegetable, fruit and TO -RENT—TWO SINGLE rooms— porch, fire place, one c-’ r garage, Women’s Federation Plans Un­ Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 Self Serve. men preferred. Apply 23 Laurel extra large lot. Morgages arranged. Wanted — Pets— Poultry—Stock 44 street. Phone 956. Price low, small down payments. usual Type of Fair at Center President Coolidge announced that the policy of the For Snie— Mlacelinnrons Full time girl for cookies. Apply Arthur A. Knofla, telephone 782-2. Frank Busch Instructing government would be one of strictest economy. During Articles tor Sale ...... 45 second floor. FOR RENT—TWO furnished sleeping 87o Main street. Church Nov. 15. Boats and A ccessories...... 46 room s, with cooking privileges. Young Men—List of Those his first term, an act was passed limitingTmmigration, Building Materials ...... 47 J. W. HALE COMPANY Teachers preferred. Inquire before FOR SALE— WASHINGTON street, A trip to the Polar regions, con­ In Classes. the percentage of those allowed to enter being fixed at Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry ' 48 Nov. 1st. 19 Autumn s,treet. So. Mar brand new six room Colonial, oak Electrical Appliances—Radio .. 49 Chester. floors throughout, fire place, tile veyance at present undetermined, 2 per cent of the number of that nationality resitiing in Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A WANTED — TWO experienced can- bath, large corner lot. Price right. will be the feature of this year’s Twenty-two young men are now Garden — Farm — Dairy- Products 60 Terms. Call Arthur A. Knofla. Tele­ the United States in 1890. Under the present law mem­ canvasser.s to sell a line of novelty Apartments, Flats, I'enements 83 bazaar at Center Congregational enrolled in the life-saving classes Household Goods ...... 61 jewelry. Write The .A. Novelty Com­ phone 782-2, 875 Main street. church This annual sale and sim­ at the School Street Rec, it was bers of the yellow races are not allowed to enter. Machinery and 'I’ools ...... 52 pany, 24 Capitol Avenue, Hartford, Musical Instruments ...... 63 Conn. FOR RENT— 6 ROOM tenement with per, which is to be held on the af­ stated this morning by Frank E. Br NEA. Through Special Permission of the Publishers of The Book of Knowledge, Copyright. 1923-2$. Office and Store Equipment . . . . 64 all Improvements, includtng garage. Lots for Sale 73 ternoon and evening of Thursd-iy. Busch, swimming instructor. Sporting Goods—Guns ...... 65 Inquire 58 Summer street. .Specials at the Stores ...... 56 Live Stork— Vehicles 42 November 15, is in charge of the Eleven are in the senior class Wearing Apparel— Furs ...... 57 FOR RENT— 4 ROOM TENEMENT all FOR SALE—2 BUILDIN i LOTS on Women’s Federation with Mrs. Ray which has a session from 7 until 8 Wanted—To Buy ...... 58 FOR SALE—NEW MILCH cows. improvements, including garage, 146 Putnam street. 1, 140 acre farm, H. Pillsbury, general chairman. tonight. They are Victor Arm­ Ilooma— lion rV^OVER ON HER y ■

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I' President Coolidge had nrvarried Grace A. Goodhue in 1905 and two sons were born to them. One of the boys, u Calvin, Jr., died vyhile Coolidge was president. In 1924. John, the other son, recently was graduated from Am­ herst College and took a position as a clerk for the New York, Nevv Haven and Hartford railroad, starting at the bottom, (To Bs'Continued) ______>nd S y ^ w i, Copyrl^t, 192B, Tht CroBtf Secity, |q.'o|i/rlghl ld NONSENSI

Ever a stickler for promptness, the president of a large New York manufacturing and sales corpora­ tion insists that his department CAifSS rn e y T h €Y d o n 't HAVe managers be as much on time in AVI Arc S the morning as their employees. fcro\/et9rHe *n> So V9 ANO DOCUW Tardiness roused him to righteous /s th€ OC€An . OUiT TAK/N T «6 WAVCS- wrath. Well knowing the idiosyn* p te U/HY 5*HOUC0 RowV THAT^ crasy of “ the chief,” a manager who p e o ______J had experimented with the night I ATK IT? A y«oer cor club curfew awoke in his bachelor hotel the other morning to- face a clock that foretold disaster. His } chance of getting in under the bar­ rier were equal to those of the cel­ luloid rat pursued through Hades by the asbestos cat, so he bethought him of an alibi. Summoning “ Mose” trusted and reliable negro bellhop, he issued instructions. “ Go down to a booth telephone,” he ordered, “ and call my office and after you get Mr. Blank on the wire tell him that I am very ill. Tell RC6.U.S.PAT.0rr. him that when I arose this morn­ 01928, BY Nck suyicc INC. ing I was taken with a spell of diz­ 1928, Ferey L. Crotby, Cefttnl P n u lac ziness and after trying to dress I When you’re learning to drive a was forced to return to bed, but car, you'i*e lucky if you’re thrown that in a few hours I may be able OUR BOARDING HOUSE only on your own i’esi>onsibillty. to get to the office.” Mickey (Himself) McGuire By Fontaine Fox After a long time “ Mose” return­ By Gene Ahem ed to the apartment and reported he had carried out his orders, - T H E * A ,< lrr$ “And what did he, say to you?” inquired the tardy one. . A5 A<3frislT iN THe* SEB Voa RaMMfMs “ He done asked me wl;o I was," SOME KIM3> 6F FOUtTCAL replied the bellhop. Pi.sTi^iCT f A c ^ u i f ^ e r E<5AP VO(Sl^-olE “And what did you tell him?” -THE . • \ asked the manager. APPEARS /M v/oak T>A-rrf,w^ /MA^E STorV of VoilR NO DETOURS “ Why, I done said to him, 'I’se CRVS-fAU IS SO V/A(SOE de doctah, boss’,” i - f \ s If you don’t take too many de­ AMP V\sc6fi^s\ecr0^pf tours in going from ROAD to LANE The farmer sat up in bed with a MODAilA(Ai IS MAPE of you should make the trip in five. start. He had heard a noise in the I “iHlAlkT l-f BE-fTER That’s par and one solution is on poultry house. Pulling on an old FEOFLB, AR0 -niE -tflAT I COME BACK another page coat and arming himself with a re­ volver, he made his way to the 71 v/crtfeRS,«^-tilB;V McrTro/d SOME .CTTHER PAV/*? scene of the trouble. TbR VotS-ro 'STA'/ BACk:, R O A D “ W ho’s there?” he called. PIP Mo-f There was no answer. I SEE FROrr,w^ CoacEArfRATTE “Who’s there?” he cried again. nncuyoT* A BAS(<^ OF BEkklES, ?ftOPERLv/-1bPA'^f “Right!” said the farmer. “I’ll ARE RASPBERRfES, give you one more chancel Who’s A / 0 ^ there— before I shoot?” Birr I 3>0UY AlAl-fE Then came a shaky voice: “No­ umperstamp -^me body— only just us ’ens!” 7. .SI6ttlFlCAAcE^ NOT UP TO EXPECTA'nONS “ Ah wants to return dese stock- in’s and git my money back,” said a colored woman as she laid a package on the counter. L_ A N e: “Why, what’s wrong with them Aunty, didn’t they come up to your TH E RULES expectations?” asked the clerk. “ Lordy, no, dey didn’t hardly 1— — The idea of letter golf is tocome up to my knees.” change one word to anothi" and do it in par, a given number of HARD TO TELL strokes. Thus to change COW to Doctor’s Wife: “ Mandy, when is HEN, in three strokes, COW, HOW, the doctor coming back?” H EW , HEN. “ ’Deed I don’t know. Ma’am. 2— You can change only one let­ He’ll be a long time, I guess. H e’s ter at a time. jes’ gone on one of dem eternity 3— You must have a complet-cases.” word, of common usage, for each jump. Slang words and abbrevia­ The newlyweds boarded the train tions don’t count, on the start of their honeymoon. 5 S 4 — The order of letters cannot beThe embarrassed groom tipped the changed. 'porter to not let out that they were just married. A negro woman gave the Los Everything went along fine for )1928, BY NuA SERVICE, INC.^ Syndicate, I m i f Angeles police a goo'd laugh and an hour, and then laughter and ! (OPonuine won her freedom thereby recently. pandemonium broke out. The A patrolman brought her in, some­ groom called the portpr. f what the worse for wear and the “ I thought I told you not to tell WASHINGTON TUBBS (I All for One—One for All By Oanc desk sergeant, with his very best these people that we were just mar­ scowl roared: ried.” “ Liza, you’ve been brought in “ W al, suh,” replied the porter, WO wo'. “BOlA H/\S A. BEfTel? FLftW. WO, ulssew, iAPA. vou'vie samed m ^ v . GO Sa c k ^ y e a r s for intoxication!” “ one gen-man ask me if you all is ftOOSOM FOR ( HAyg “ Dat’s fine!” beamed Liza, “ Boy, jes’ married, and I tole him no, Trte PURS0IN6 CA.MeL.S DlRe U5 ONiae. \T ISN’t RVfjUt FOR'iOO -TO tRAt 616-WOSeP 'pReAN\ep OF FReePOM. you can start right now!" y that you all is jes’ chums.” Eev'? OF stA 'i a n d to RISK NOUR. MgCK FOlR US A&AlM., BA^OOR*? R ttoR W MOVM, t AM f r e e -FREE* VN£ VCteP tHFM AVJW FROM OUP HOPSOM'P FoRGlMe YOU.VOU/ ■To E-LAMERY? I WAME CASt ASIPE THE COIAING./ . TvAE VMAteR GOTtA GO BIVCKTo ttlM NEVER! VEVU, AMP TmS IS AS viw iE we- MUCH MY f ig h t AS HES M K ^ - YOURS. Boiimci oven! COCHRAN^PICTURES^ KMCK HE’S out fOR BiAU.ftniT.orr.. g.€M6l4

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\\ / /< LIM IteO STOPS AT SAA0VSID6 AAiD A PASSEAiSBR ALI6ATS • • • ^ ^ ~W8«A^r,. Rn.u.s.PAT.orr. O ltM TST RCA MRVKt: 01928. 0Y NEA SERVICE. INC. II ■ ~ ~ SALESMAN SAM Sam Takes No Chances By Smal? (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) GiO AMD ORDER ^ F iM e l l'(_L “ Hey! What has happened? MOtHIM’ t UKe AS t VjRLL^yeR. CRAl-Y a while. They knew they were at FsNYTUINC t Yfs VJMT,?P\M-( “TAKe, SOM e THAMKS FEa T «' TIP, church on account of,the meeting of 35 Cents. the Nutmeg Trail Epworfh league and ask for the Mrs. John Chartler of North at Burnside. The league will hold Christmas Cards a business meeting and Hallowe’en HALLOWE’EN DANCE Main street will give a bridge and stationery— Main Floor whist at her home tomorrow eve­ social In the vestry of the North s o u t h R N C H C S T E R • CONN Personal Shopper Manchester Green School ning for the members and friends 'Methodist church tomorrow night. SATURDAY EVENING of the Smith-Robinson club. Special Door Prizes and Novelties Sunset Rebekah Lodge will hold WEHR’S ORCHESTRA the second of the series of five RUMMAGE SALE DanJililler, Prompter. whists at Odd Fellows hall tomor­ Youthful row evening. . Six prizes will be Vacant Store, Hotel Sheridan Bldg. given and refreshments served. The Thursday Afternoon and Even­ player running up the highest ing and All Day Friday ABOUT TOWN score for the series will receive a Ladies’ Aid Society, South special prize. Methodist Episcopal Chnrch !4iss Marjorie Smith of Robert road has been elected a member of D r e s s c o a t s c Phi Sigma society at Wellesley col­ yVVWWNAVWWXW'XXVVWV lege, and one of three from the junior class on the 1930 executive committee. Miss Smith was vale­ Luxuriously Fur Trimmed dictorian of the 1926 class at the Manchester High school. B4PNE Mrs. Elliott’s Shop Prizes to « for Hallowe’en GOOD THINC3S TO EAT Room 4 ’LECTION DAY’S ’LECTION DAY Pai'k Building Comfortables— Blankets Yep; election day will be election day. And Fur trimmings are used so lavishly on the new cloth coats THAT’S the day on which Pinehurst folks will do this fall—shawl collars, .crushed collars, .new barrel cuffs___ Combining Warmth and Loveliness Preserve The Top their citizens’ part in this campaign. They’ll go and vote. No other day is election day in this deep cuffs,, of caracul, American opossum, Manchurian wolf and of Your Car . shop— no sirree!, kid fox. Youthful, slenderinzing lines. Broadcloth, suede Pinehurst is wholly free of stump speakers. and Norman cloth predominating. Full silk crepe lined. Black, SPECIAL! Every car top should be dressed When you come here you don’t find a lot of amateur brown, gray, tan and bright navy. over twice a year to preserve the politicians waiting to get into a growl with you— material and keep It looking well. nor do you find a lot of store folks all stirred up Top Dressed like new 51.50. and inattentive to business from chewing politics among themselves. Slip Covers, put on $11.00 up. $3.98 One of the worst mixtures on earth is politics Chas. Laklng and groceries or politics and meat. Let the regu­ Comfortables covered with a good quality of lar stump speakers mix ’em in their speeches—they figured sateen with 12-inch borders in plain shades generally do. But here? Not at all, not a little bit. SM ART HATS to match. Full bed size. Fluffy, warm com­ fortables that will keep you snug and warm on Wherefore Pinehurst is going to be just as Featuring the Newest Styles APPLES serenely comfortable a place for Madame the cold, winter nights. McIntosh, Northern Spies Housewife or Madame’s good man, to do marketing Blankets in plain shades of blue, gold, rose, R. I. Greenings Baldwins during the next strenuous two weeks as it has been green and lavender with sateen bindings to match. right along. And we do pride ourselves on the $5.95 Part wool blankets, weight four pounds. Full Delicious Jonathan comfortableness of Pinehurst shopping, for the Place Your Orders Now for customer. And at this popular price you can afford to have a hat to match bed size, 66x80-inches. These Winter Apples. each frock. Felt, velvet and soilell hats in youthful styles for ma­ There’s none of that take-it-or-leave-it, don’t- dam and mademoiselle. Brown, red, black, navy and green. Main Floor give-a-dam attitude (like at a circus ticket wagon ^ Edgewood Fruit window) that gets the patron’s goat in some places. 5 Pinehurst is interested in its customers and in their ^ Farm wants. It is interested when they plione their or- ^ W. H. Cowles, Prop. ders just the same as when they come, it is interest- f Main Floor Tel. 945 ed in having them get exactly what they want and f in correcting if necessary the errors it tried hard j not to make. It is interested in seeing that a de- t 600 PAIRS livery promised for 9 o’clock is made by 9, not ^ 9:30. WATKINS BROTHERS That’s why we don’t let election or .anything else ^ Imported interfere with the purpose of this shop— which is ?- PURE SILK HOSIERY to provide good things to eat— and SERVICE. t Funeral Phone Two Thousand. ^ BOUDOIR Pinehurst Round Steak, Ground, Special, 44c a | (Full Fashioned) pound. j Directors Pinehurst Hamburg, Special, 29c a pound- LAMPS Very Good Sliced Bacon, 43c a pound. ^ Robert H. Anderson Beef Liver, Special, 23c a pound. ^ at Rib Ends of Pork to Roast, 29c a pound. , p Phone: 500 or 748-2 $1.50 pair $1.00 These bou­ doir lamps are very different Thursday, Friday and Saturday—600 pairs of Society rand C/ofhes and charming. The bases pure silk, full fashioned, first quality stockings to are of black glass with glass go on sale at this special low price. All well mottled shades in blue, rose, known brands of stockings that may be purchased and green. Complete with cord and plug. with Hale’s guarantee of satisfactory wear. An I r r r rf-r '’ r r ? opportunity to stock up on hose for the next few months. Including: ‘ ^ v All Metal End Tables...... 51.00 All metal end tables or smoking stands finished in gold If bronze with fancy scroll tops. The top measures 13x10 HALE’S NO. 185 SILK STOCKINGS in the practi­ inches. cal medium service weight. A regular $1.85 number. Every pair carries Hale’s unconditional guarantee of sat­ isfactory wear. This is a splendid opportunity to get acquainted with this high grade hose. Children’s Breakfast S ets ...... 5I.OO CHIFFON STOCKINGS, all pure silk, clear textured Imported, three-piece set finished in golden luster with stockings. Silk from tip-to-toe. Full fashioned. The “ Puss in Boots’’ band decoration. The set consists of a newest fall shades. A well known hose that is noted for mug, cereal bowl and a grill plate. its “ long-wearing’’ qualities. HEAVY SILK STOCKINGS that are suitable for If'* sports and general wear. Pure silk to the 3-inch cotton Basement hems. Full fashioned. ' •

Main Floor f-r 4 Societr Brind CHILDREN’S FASHIONS i Girls’ Tneir gpocl looKs-arie COATS Demonstration .'I tuilt in to stay ‘WIN-SHINE’ I $9.98 The Wonder Window F E L T HATS You couLl give a Society Sraiul suit the The regulatalon style Germania ' Cleaner rou gh s sort of treatment, if you wanted chinchilla coats for school wear and more dressy models of suede-like $1.98 to $3.98 to — and after a gooid pressing it would fabrics for dress-up occasions. < i I Plain or fur trimmed models. Every bottle coat Is well tail­ Becoming little felt hats in look as smart as ever. Tke famous Society ored and warmly the latest styles and colorings. f f Model's suitable for school and “ Win-Shine” is a scientific prepara- Brand cut*—tke wonderful designing Interlined. Sizes ' tion carefully compounded for cleaning 7 to .14 years. Sunday wear. A wide choice of colors. and polishing windows, windshields, mirrors, lenses in wkick gives these dotkestketrckaracter—^ eyeglasses, porcelain, tile and marble. It is economical, (^Sosaetr'Staai ! I clean and a great saver of labor. 8 ounce bottle. cannot ke destroyed ky rot^k usage* T k e' FoarJEalli »aiew Girls’ shapeliness is tailored thoroughly Into 8-lmtton style semi* fitted-waist; notch lapeL, tke garment. It’s diere to stay. T h a t’ s -why 12 Only! In rick falxrics_ a Society Brand suit vdxi