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Three Manchester youths sfs Margaret, daugbtar o f 1^. and Mra. Auguat* Wllkla o f 174 Con- Mrs. John B. Martina and her Itmong 38 members of the Junior Mrs. William Paganl of Cooper tar street celebrated her 82d birth­ daughter, Mrs. Olympia M. Mol- — CM M yr errasinaal rate ‘About Towu street, was 11 years old Saturday, day Saturday afternoon at the toy of 109 Prospect street, left on aad Wedaesdayi a«t moch class at tae University of Comiec- In temperature. tlcult who havs been commlsalon- and celebrated the event with a home o f her aon, Fred Wilkie. Saturday for a three weeks’ vaca­ tion In California. ed as cadet aooond lieutenants in party for 16 of her little friends at Members of her Inunedlato, family Manche$ter—“A City of Village Charm and relatives from Springfield fCAt T:iO tsturdiw Bight Company tba university ROTC unit. This her borne Saturday afternoon. 'The were present Luncheon was serv­ The Women’s League will meet Woolen Time , 1 o ( the South M ih ei(«n «r fire organisation, 600 atrong, is prepar­ children had the usual merry time t -was called to 162 ed outdoors by Mrs. Fred Wlllde. tomorrow afternoon at two o’clock (damlfiad Advartialag aa Paga 19) ing under Major G. H. Paasmore, and remembered Margaret with MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1,1940 (TWELVE PAGES) 'oitf road to extinguish a fire Mrs. Wilkie, who is ths widow of at the . Second Congregational PRICE THREE U.SA., for commlasiona aa second many dainty gifts. started from an overheated Henry Wilkie was remembsrsd cburch.-’ A t social hour will follow is here asrain - - - - llsutenants In the Officer’s Reserve ’The Bdoster Club will hold Its with many choice glfta. with Mrs. H. B. Keeney chairman tatasr In the cellar eC the.'-fOUfW of* the army. Local ^udenta Make up your own dresaea from Hale's woolens. >. which did little dSBM«s. first fall meeting tonight at 7:45 of the hostesses. commlaaloned are Algert A. at the North Methodist church. Booster Night will be observed Avers Senate Going Over Nation^t Draft Plans Biretta, Herbert R. Gilman and Oaorge A . (Urard, giving hie ad> Young married couples will be by Manchester Grange with a spe­ ises T a x Albert H. Griswold. as Manchester has filed a welcome to Join the club at thle cial program in the Masonic Tem­ 54” London Is Preparing petition lB..baMkiP) Sena­ ^■-^reek In October and other actlv- ly Is most encouraging. 54” ' sine writer, refused to take his tor Barkley of Kentucky, the Minimize Effectiveness Publisher Avoids Scoop Kritikh Plan to -Gombatl ■ Itles will be made and a good at­ pills so Mm . Opal Reese tele- I tendance Is hoped for. An Impor- All W ool Democratic leader, aaid today it O f British Raiders On Birth of Own Son phened the police department. | (serniaii Raitlprs witb] timt meeting of the finance com- appeared impoaalble for the Senate “ My husband has a stomach ' Who Give Berlin Long* Gilroy, Calif., Oct. 1.— • ttee isill follow the council to act at thia aeasion on a proposal Stronji Dcfpiific Wea| etlng. HALE'S SELF SERVE ache and won't take the medi­ The Gilroy Dispatch published If You Live In Manche.ster cine his doctor left.” est Alarm of War, Ac­ The Original In New England! ^ Flannel aanctloning unrestricted financial Us first .Sunday extra edition oils, Exodus o fl and Patrolman N. O. Abbott, a BO Publisher James Marir.aduke - Ralph P. Bums of 271 Wood- LOPPERS aid to Great Britain. knowledge ‘Strong De­ ttN N iO T e u r family man of wide experience, could announee the birth of a Womrii and Children[ %rtdge street, manager of the You Arc 25 Years of Age, Barkley aaid the resolution Use Youi Car for Going To i went to the Reese home. would "provoke a lot of debate" fense’ of IxMidon But non to his wife. And (rive Those Who! .SVest Hartford branch of the AND HEALTH MARKET It must have been the sight Burl^ard-Montgomery Company, and From Your Work, and and for that reason action at this "1 didn't want to be scfioped $1.69 of the uniform, Abbott report­ Say Raids, Especially by any other papers on the ar­ Mnxt Slay Utmost Shet-| Is at the Detroit convention view for Piea.sure Purposes . . . time was not possible. " If we were Smart for jackets, skirts and suits The newest ed, for as he strode in the going to do anything about it. It rival of my own son." exj.lalned tag the 1941 cars. Mr. Burkhart, Fsll shades. writer gulped dowD a dose of During Day, Successful i4-r Agaiiikt Raids#] president of the compan.y, is with TUESDAY SPECIALS should have been Introduced long Marmadiike, who di^es not pub­ pills. lish a regular .Sunday issue. A ir. Bums. You Can Buy Double Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales ago," he said. THIS COKE IS The proposal. offered by Senator Berlin, Oct.' 1. — (IP)— • lyjndon, f)ct. All Day Tuesday. GUARANTEED 54” King (D.. Utah), would exempt “ Hiffhly successful'’ air raids ! no cikI in sight to the bomMj Advertisement Britain from the limitations of Automobile I f you are not aatisned with Ita lo preaent on Britain, particuiarly Lon­ ' which have fallen on London] Ifale’a Quality All W ool olnt Com- present neutrality and other laws A fter years of experience we use, we will remove the noke and Willkie Raps don, were reported by the Survivors Tell ! (lay and night for 25 days,] highly recommend Norfolk Paints refund the money for the id Senate which prohibit loans to belligerent Liability 'erslons. now or debt-defaulting nations; high command today whiie I Kritain'.H capital is preparing] and Varnishes for complete satis­ BREAD Ivoaven amount removed. faction. G. E. Willis &. Son, Inc. 2 11C .o ta^BIHI^Vvherc approval, Methods Used Awaits State Department View* Germans minimized the effec­ Aliout Atladv j fo r the severest winter df ’ Insurance Ca.sh Price $12.75 Per Ton. Coatings cted tomorrow, would aend ll Chairman Pittman (D.. Nev.), tiveness of British raiders I in its history. Us plan kij Vermont .MiUd ¥ the White House. In addition to , . _ . v . Limits of $1.'>,000— $1.3,000 aaid the Senate Foreign Relations ' who gave Berlin its longest tax sectioDA It carries pro- Committee, to which King's resolu­ Til Tlirlti-fiini'i tlmj ALICE COPRAN for Pprsfinal Injury and .Islons designed to speed up arnm- By Roosevelt Lieut. Col. I.,ewia B. Hershey, (left) newly named acting head of alarm of the war last night. •YIl J-IILU J V i l l l l l c l (jorman raiders with the ns. to s,.eed an exodl Bom With a Veil erage, .\t An Men’s To .Meet “Dire Need" and aupply. land by day and night in .7 rr^, .. ! wenvn and children Keadbigs Dally 9 A M to 9 P M To Solve Prohipiiis |»y King presented his resolution Baker's Cocoa '/,-Lb. Box 9C Including a 3.1 per cent boost in with the assertion that 11 would closed formations and with I lipni .After T h ey Had j more sparsel.v settled Or By Appointment. In the Service Handkerehiefi lhi‘ normal corporation Income o f the People tot 80 Veara. Aiiiiiial Premiiiin 54” .Appropriating Money provide "for help to be given. If numerous individual planes,” Been Told thu.s less bombed, areas; Maxwell House AU white cotton corls In U, tax, the bill will pnalucc, tax au­ Amieahle 171 Churrh Street. Hartford. Conn ofS 3 2 .1 6 ------thorities said, 1500,000.00(1 in ii v- necessary, to Great Britain in the said the high command's, re­ give those who must stay til Phone 6-2237 All W ool -Viifl Grabbing Power. Agreement 'j and *4-inch hems. enue the first year and about 41 - contest whii h she is wiifeing not port of the preceding 21 R4*arhed. utmost shelter. Fall Fashion i only for democracy, for the salva- War Entry by Spain If You Live In BoHon. Cov­ 2-Lb. Can OIM).(KK),000 thereafter. Chairman hours. "The severest attacks A flir another nightlong Coffee 45c Ab(;aril Willkie Train En Route ' lion of Great Britain, but In the entry or Andover, the Rate Uoughton (D., N. C. I of the Ways B.v C. A'ate* .AfcDaniel i of attack* broken off just i end for the .salvation of all vlemo- were centered on Ixindon as for the Same Coverage is Aunt Jemima Show Scotch Plaids nnd .Means Committee , told the Through Michigan, Oct. 1.—OPi — Han'ii. French Indo-Chlna, Oct. : dawn, London s anti-aircraft Mouse that enactment of the bill i cratii nations, including.the United well as the sea region of the $2.3.17. A t 6 50c Wendell L. Willkie charged the I St.-itfc," Declared Not Issue 1. Pi - Wounded survivors, dis-' roared in'u action again was necessary to meet a "dire British Isles.” morning against scattered PRINCESS f Pancake Flour need” of the government for more Roosevelt administration today Resides permitting financial as­ heartened French offlceri and 1 2 Pkgs. 21c Emanuel Lutheran Tuesday Only! It acknowledged "a atrong de­ man raiders Income in these days of heavy de­ with trying fo solve its problems sistance. the measure would em- Italiaii-Gerinan Friend- fense" of London, but said the foot.sore stragglers pieced together i Several Bomb* Fell Manchester Swanr down Church $1.79 y** fense spending. by oue of two methods -"appro- j power the President,-In further- raids, especially during the day. for me today their version of the j Early this afternoiji)-ton merchantman Scotch Plaids 50c Jergen’s Lotion... .39c Rpeed-I.’p Provisions .One ScbetluU'd Stop ui Sixty-five scriouslv ^vounded 1 Sweet Mixed Pickles spoke from • specially erected j sunk off IraiaiMi and. a convoy off Krmich Tndo-cnin* ■ Ann8m ifcst"^®'«’‘* ® ^ '* « '’ ,35c Vick’s Vapo Rub...27c Defense speed-up provisions of platform. .Scotland dispersed with two ships the tax bill; ' tio\is for the consideratloh of steps ferences started this morning Northern Brazil Be­ ( native troops) were brought here I » “ «vks on Britain dur- While he was driving back to totalling 10.000 ton.s aflame. 50c Molle...... 35c which might be taken for the pro­ between Premier Mussolini bv train, truck and plane 1 caused “ 8«v- Quart 1 Would permit niajuifncturers ] the railroad station an egg was •Nazi long-range guns also 25c to deduct from their taxable in- tection of our Interests in the Pa­ ami Generalis.simo Francisco cause of Darkness. In three davs the Japanese sue- i f^a*'*a'ties” m London and $1.98 y** $1.00 White Cod Liver... thrown into his car. It broke cific." I shelled ships in Dover harbor "with START TOI).\3 — you’ll soon discover, anyway, that eome over a 5-year period the en­ ceedod in wip'ing out a month's i coa.st.” the mln- Oil Till,lets...... 79c against the back of the front seat, Fraiico’s minister of govern­ visible success.” the high command Fine quality plaids In all types and colorings. tire cost of defense production He Bald that "the tragic situa­ Recife, Brazil. 0< t 1. One defensc preparations. They cap- i *®^'*'®* added when you buy EVERYTHING you need at Pinehurst, Spry 3-Lb. Can and splashed over Mrs. Willkie. s.ild, and submarines were credited 47c llO-Sheet Kleenex ... 25c completeel after June 10. tion throughout the world” as well , ment, Ramon Serrano Suner. blackout that had been awaited lured the French general and his' One German plane, believed to.l Willkie scowied. his car stopped as Japanese operations In China 1 Italo-German friendship for with sinking eight British mer- staff with several thousand of his {have been that which earlier w a » j you’ll have just as much left in vour purse— <-ind you Large .MeoHurlng Piteher FREE With Every S-Lb Can! 50c Ipana Tooth Paste, .’19c for a moment nnd one of his hopefully occurred torlay in a total ' chant -ships totalliirg 4P.760 tons. Domesttc Dept. pre.sent profit and Indn-Chir.H had influenced him ^ French I.egionnalres and colonial reported to have strafed a train j bohit a truck carrying pHotog- presumably during the raids over ...... 29c nmenl insurance That the President )ie authorized part in the war. I seven days sfter they had been Three other raiders were report­ swings back ai.d forth rap j raphers ahead of WUIkle’a car? plane, which flew from here to western Germany and Berlin last Cash Sales Tuesday raftees. National to extend credit to Great Britain The Rome talks, started this | wounded by bullets and bomb ed shot down out of formation in BACON No. I Grwn *’ -nntaln I Steve Buckley, one of the nom- through the Expoi-t-Import Bank Natal, reported It had to skip one j night in which. Nazi sources said, idly or rem-iins at zero active duty and fragmenUs. added up to the fact Dorsetshire when British fightars. ; ines’a guards, said he saw a third or some other Fedei-al agency: morning, were said to have "a ! . British pilots werp "novicp.s” sent while you are driv'ing the scheduled stop in northern Brazil that someone underestimated the attacked a flight of about 15 That the President be authorized very Important aim — already over more for training than for Sugar cured and hickory Peck generator should be check­ ID Page right) I PffK aplattcr over a woman specta­ because of darkness. Japanese ability to nullify French I w hich crossed ttie southwest coast Native______Potatoes 19e HEADQUARTERS FOR G. E. APPLIANCES AND ANDES RANGES tor on the sidewalk. to open negotiations tc reduce the ' reached—of reinforcing, clarifying ; heavy bombing Although there were heavy artillery superiority and launch a 'late ip the ‘ morning. fimoked, sliced Ihe way you ed at once. We replace I After the train left Pontiac, unpaid portion of Britain's World and making precise the Identity 12 British Planrw Downed clouds, holiday throngs filled surprise a.s.sault at pistol range on like it! It's really brushes or make repairs state police detailed about 15 of­ war debt to thle cquntrj’ ; of views between the Nationalist An authorized source .said twelve Adriaea All I'onsibla to Leava ficers to circulate through crowds That Britain be exempted both , Reclffe's streets squinting through Ijingson’s tightly protected rear lean, loo' Lb. .. A 7 C HFALTH MARKET quickly. The cause of the Spain of Generalissimo Franco and ' British planes were shot down to- positions. After a tour of bombed araaa at later stops to guard against from the Johnson Act, which pro­ smoked glasses as the sun began j day in renewed air warfare over Harry Willink, special commis­ Bacon Hamburger Rulls trouble is eliminated ana the two rictorious Axis powers.” Told Japanese Not EqiilpiK'd 12 slices haron We are co-operating in the National Campaign to hes! recurrence of such incidents. hibits credits to nations in default tjelng blotted out at 5:08 a. m.. Britain, while the Germans suf- sioner for rehousing the homaless, No Prc«‘wrc Brought (e. s. t.) The eel par lasted until One officer, whose men helii up 1 pound hsmhnrger i.jlp you in serving healthful, delicious meat dishes to future expen.se avoided. the OP) Wire) Heretofore they had been concen­ ; fered no losses. told adults that "all those who caa 4 tonintoes trated about the speaker's plat­ (Uonttnued On Page Eight) The source added that England 10:19 a. m., (e. s. 1.1 a Japanese flanking movement for leave should.” r.AMn r.ivER youi family. Watch for the meat advt.s. in your new T h « J W .I I A U CORK probably would "shout victory” No Word From Expeditions Another summed up the Nazi garlic salt form, with crowd patrol left to j air raid tactics against England at Extension of the mothcr-aiufri; ...... 2.1C magazines— and ask us for recipes. and say that "Spain resisted Axis Expeditions of the National salt Pound NORTON local officers. (Contiooed On Page Pwo) child removal scheme to Includs 14 pressure,” but that no such pres­ Geographic Society and Brown I present as having a triple aim: [lepper Fresh Made M anchester Co n n * Oct. 1—c/P)— "Whenever there has been a London boroughs was announosd BEEF I.IVER ELECTRICAL sure had been brought to beaj, . . University had made painstaking , Keeping London under alarm, in- Divide hamburger into 12 ho stuck continuous concentration of pow­ by Health Minister Malcolm Mac­ Panama Head The Spanish envoy reached preparations to study the eclipse, : terfering with British war produc- patties. Wrap earh pat fie Pound...... 29c flying slu- er in the Federal government," I tion and preventing overseas sup- Donald, and Lord Woolton, mtallt-! INSTRUMENT CO. the nominee told his audience, Rome at 10 a.m. (3 a.m. e.s.t.) but no word was received from Into a slier ot bacon and SoMsoge Meat Lb, to safety, plies from reaching the British Protest Filed ter of fiK)d, announced that M i 23c Hilliard SI. Phone 4060 "the right of laboring men to or­ from Berlin, where he had con­ their remote obsen-alion posts to j skewer with toothpirks. Se­ CALVES’ LIVER an Army Favors Youth i Isles. emergency feeding centers hav (Bake casserole of boiled rice, nausage pattleii and |)inea|iple Advertise in The H erald~Il Pays ,ln a woods ganize rapidly has disappeared." ferred with Adolf Hitler and tell whether the cloudiness had aon with garlli salt salt am! (Genuine Fresh!) 1 "London,” said this source, "is I been opened for the homeless pepper. Pl.-iee on broiler ellces.) hwest of Any one who seeks to answer other Nazi leaders. He saw Musso­ hampered them. About Arrest 'i pound ■?5c Lb. fi.jc arguments against administration lini shortly after arriving and (A t Calvlnta, Union of South not only the capital but also the London. rack and when don< on one Fresn Ground of Second ! nerve center of the empire, where Reserves, activities with "catcalls," Willkie Politirally Young Cabi- their first talk was finished at Africa, other scientific expeditions ".Mure than 22,000 scboolcW)*’] aide turn over. Ke|>eat, and LAMB KIDNEYS I fore we are keeping it busy day when almost done plai-e to­to- y, I tab, said, and who is able to lead oth­ , net Chosen in Prepara­ 12:35 p.m. Serrano .Suner then pointed their cameras skyward .\nipriraii Oil Man in dren have been evacuated froflfij 3 f o r ...... 10c from the ers to follow him, "is going down went to lunch with Italian For­ with a prayer for fair weather. ; and night and preventing its Lfjndon in the last two wseksT**'! mato slice cut thick on each Sterling Steak Lb. catching its breath. pattic. Dot with butter and 23c ppnrrntly the road to slavery that now ex­ eign Minister Count Galeazzo American, Australian and South MacDonald said. "Many m a^| tion for Inauguration. ; "Secondly \vc are constantly at- Rumania R r |i o r t e <1 continue broiling until toma­ ‘ GROI’NP BEEF (Beef, pork, veal.) (Mix meat with ketchup, egg—bake In jump by ists In Germany." (Tlano. African obsen’ers set up their ought to go." IT'S EASY HEATING OUR HOME People Must Think tacking the bottlenecks of the to is done. Pound ...... 28c layers with bread stuffing.) Raymond Foreign observers said they be­ equipment at vantage points along Beaten hv Iron (;iiard. He reminded mothers In ths 14i If democracy is to be preserved, Panama, Panama, Oct. 1.—(/P- the sprawling, hump-backed Kar­ I war industry which we know ex­ Conn., Dr. Arnulfo Arias, who shattered lieved Serrano Suner and Premier I hard-hit boroughs that “ by gotaF; plane giil the nominee said, people should roo Lands of the Capo Province actly Thirdly, through constant precedent by winning the presi-' Mjissolini would put tlie final : methodical attacks on London I Bucliarcst, Oct. I q-p,. i out with their children they wlUl SINCE POP SWITCHED TO touches to an understanding defin­ hut. liecause of the war. British, j United States I>;gatioii fill'd a not only be securing greater s«fs-;] (Dontinaed On Page Eight) deucy at the age of 39, chose a Italian, Dutch and Chinese expedi­ Tiny Beets, 2 bchs. 9c FRUITS politically youthful cabinet in ing Spain's part In Italian-German (t'ontjnued on Page Eight) strong protest with the Rumanian ly but will also be relieving ■ Um I plans to conquer Gibraltar but tions had been abandoned.) • governrnent today over the arrest problem of providing sheltw fop j (5 to a bunch.) preparation for his Inauguration The path of totality crossed VEGETABLES 1— leclarcd | ing by Iron Giiardists and demand- Male Refugees Dr. Arias set another precedent j fleeted a belief that Spain could [It to seize Enter Alliaiiee jCd full .satisfaction. Sweet Yellow t'o rn ...... doren 29c by arranging an open-air In- he used In Tfte Axis scheme aa a Treasury Balance r'h palacf augural ceremony In the national base for attack on Gibraltar with- 1' ■ ------Freeman was arrested last week Lima Bean.s___ Shell Bban.s .al offices Pair Flying in Private stadium which holds SC.IKO spec- out entering Into an outright mlH- in the Investigation Into an alleged lu W ork Uiiitsj they now Washtagton. Oct. The Any Invitation lo Join plot to sabotage oil wells. He de­ Plane on Pleasure Trip tators. 1 tary alliance. position of the Treasury- Sept. 28: Green Beans Ripe Tomatoes d that all Observers said hia key cabinet! Military Part Milli nied implication and declared he y. Seversl II Popolo di Roma declared Receipt*. 18,941.560.61: expen- .had been beaten at Iron Guard —Small Pine Tree Hit. cholce.s indicated a middle-of-the- Spain already Is 'in the France Decrees No Sal­ under ar- political diturrs, $31,507,08():41; net balance, .\xis Seen RespeeUMl. ! headquarters before police took ENJOY SHOPPING — SAVE MONEY AT road foreign policy with a friendly 32,436,601,147.54; customs receipts attitude toward all nations. [him into custody. aries, But Families to^ it’s the easy way to heat your home Waltertxiro, S. C., Oct. 1—«P)— (CXtoUmied On Page Two) for month. 321,403,357.21. ! The legation obtained Freeman's Oipt. Charles A. Ross. 37, and hia Dr. Arias, a practicing physician Budapest Oct. 1.—(>P)—Reports ' relcMe! before he entered politics, is con­ Be Given Allowance*r; Mana- wife of Wsshlngton, D. C., were j that Hungary' may be asked to en-1 The British legation announced # It’s no trick to keep your home cozy and killed when their airplane crashed sidered one of the most handsome Groce n/.9nc. S '® today men In Panama. He is a tall man ter a mililarj- alliance with th e. today the receipt of a written Vichy. France, Oct 1—(iP)—Tlto| warm at all times with ‘blue coal’! lid pitch in a pine thicket, flye miles north / DIAL4151 ^ ' 302 MAIN STREET of Walterboro last night, about 50 with wavy, brilliant black hair. He Axis brought the comment In offi- from Oen. Ion Antonescu. French government decreed 'blue coal’ is America's finest anthracite Id Series Souvenir Snatchers Cost NORTH OF POST OFFICE ■ ONE BLOCK FROM STflUARMOR miles from Charleston. Is known also as an accomplished cial quarters today: “ It is not y e t ! ^,?,u“,n r ..i that foreign male refugees kiN —carefully prepared for home heating. You 'ednesday. dancer. I , , i investigation" of the cases of Captain Ross, a native of Bel- . entirely clear what the Axis pow-1 flve Britons held for seven days by tween Uut. ages of 18 and 56 w l|i| Given With Cash Sales In le of the He studied in the United States, can always count on it for quick heat on to name chertown. Maas., had been on a Hotels $10,000,000 Yearly era desire in this respect.■' [Rumanian secret police. The five are unable to return to their < cold mornings—steady, healthful heat all day leave of absence for several days. attending Hartwick College. New countries should be fomutd club but York, the University of (Tilcago It was not believed here, how -; "'cr* reported to have been arrest- long—and a slow, long-lasting fire when He and hit wife were flying In work groups at the dlspbnttion Both These Stores All Day ted to be and Harvard Medical School. His Seattle. Oct. 1.—(A5—Souvenir• Mrs ever, that any more nations would ^ ” n charges of planning sabotage had tyyo their privsic plane on a pleasure Woolley admonished, “ and if the minister of industrial pr hanked et night If you want a fuel that will trip. first professional work was in Bos­ snatchers cost the nation's hotels , be asked to join the German, Ital- n*' fields. lineup: they would save electricity and ian-Japanese alliance. tlon. make home heating easy and tconomicsl, The plane, its nose burled In the ton. After his return to Panama, an estimated 310,000,000 last year but Indl- water, rates could be lowered ap­ The decree specified that T uesday. order a supply of 'blue coal’ today. ground, was found shortly after l i he became chief of the Surgical — and the towels, blankets, silver “ Hungary Is so close to the British War Relief left hand preciably. We hope by publicity Germans to Be IKametl refugees should recalva no 1 p.m. by three Walterboro men, ap­ and Gynecological Clinics of Santo and knlckknacks are still disap­ some day to convince guests of Axis. " these quarters said, "that catch New- any Invitation to join the military but that their families wotii4>.^ parently crashing about two houia Tomas Hospital. pearing. this truth." Mayors in 12 Cities given a "Uvtng allowance." ^TUNE 1 earlier. HeMled 1881 CoiUitlon It’s really a staggem lg total pact would undoubtedly be respect­ Bucharest, Oct. l.-f-'P)—German f EVENT SVNOAY As a counter-irritant, Mra. ed.” Aimed A t PMes And The men set out to search for It In 1931 Dr. Arias headed the when the hotel managers add up Woolley cited the passing of the mayors and deputy mayors will be Neutral otanervem /A ON ^ w : ^^flflHNOON Would Be Aaked To Join fwrnm/' after the plane had circled the national revolutionary coalition the missing items at a year’s end, | “bathtub gin” era of prohibition.. appointed for 12 of Rumanian’s lief the measure was town and Indicated distress. which forced President Florenclo coipniented Mrs. Grace H. W ool-1 In those days, hotel rooms were a If southeast European states largest cities and towns as part of aimed at a targe number ait The JW.HAU CORK NT YOU lY YOU* MHOHIOKHOOO 1>lus coal' 01 AUK LIceiuied aviators, they hurried Harmodio Arosemena to resign. ley, manager of the National hilarious raUylng spot, with tragic came Into the alliance, foreign new privileges granted to Ru­ who have bean working tg BINGO MAMCHISnx C9MH* to the Walterboro airport but Later he supported^ hi# brother. Membership Division o f The effecU upon furnishings. diplomatic circlet said. It might be mania’s German minority of about coal mines, Cssch ' ' were unabla to reach It In time to Harmodio Ariaa, In a successful American Hotel Association, who “People now drink In pubUc and assumed that Hungary and Ruma­ 600,00(). it was announced today. refugees. provide lights before the plane had presidential campaign. estimated the {figure. It ’s a head­ the hotels save millions that used nia would be asked to join to form A program to “Gennanlza” A npond dscree flown away. t)r. Arias has served as chief of ache for her tiecauae the operators to be spent in reflnlshlng furniture a bulwark safeguarding Germany these cities, Including Brasov, g a v n / » minlstor ot 1 Tonight at 8 OXlock from any threat from the east. .AppaH'ntiy Trying To Land the Government Hygiene Depart­ write for advice on how to cuCtha and repairing rugs," she explained. Timisoara, Arad, Stblu, Sighisbra rtgflKJn dismiss angr Under any circumstances, it was They said that the plane „ ap­ ment, secretary of agriculture and joas. I “ Repeal, oddly enough, seems -to and Resita, will be under direction tlonary op reoon parently w«a trying to land on a said, both Hungary and Rumania public works and minister to She atilt has to advise them not ‘ have resulted In less drinking, and of Rima Andreas Schmitt, who govemorgeneral. INC. - plapted field when It fell , first probably would be eager to volun­ ORANGE HALL France and ICngland. In the cam­ to tiY "frlBklng'’ the guests on th*! daj of the wall-pounding hotel has been duly appointed German A t ths same striking a amall pine tree, shear­ teer to enter th«"pact. rather than gauleiter (district leader) for Ru­ paign this year hia opponent. For­ the way out. A first class hotel has room party la just about over, raent announced The Valosble Premiums Ton Get for Toar Green THEv . W. G. GLENNEY ing off the top, A few feet, farther mer President Dr. Ricardo J. A l­ to grin and bear the inroadc o f its be pressed in. mania. "all goodA MonB*Yprea Posts British W ar Vetenms thank Heaven!" CosL Lanbcr, Masooa^ Snpplies. Psint It struck a heavier tree, losing a faro, withdrew just befora the alec- {first class patrons. 'The Burgariah attitude renuUned To Begin Tmtaing Army of Feem sum ps Make Shopping At These Stores Extra Profit­ S36 NO. MAIN STREET Mrs. Woolley la here for Tha more in doubt, pm ily because of A t th# oame time it Admission 25o T E L . 4148 Could Limsr Rutea American Hotel Association c6n- w te IS H able. (tionttasiilSlhmi Blrtt) * (UoDttaaad Oa n h tW9l “U guests would atop doing It,” Bulgaria’s close tlM *w lU i Soviet bluecoal* sold only by authorized bluecoal* dea vcntlOD, opening Wednesday. Riwaia. iSU > V■■ '-Ay r.Vy. .•■*'. la.': •. ■*.' •

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Appeal Made Y.M .C.A. Opens Its Season Town Meeting lin Proclaims Oct. 16 Bootleg Clt Autos Roll Over ^Dream The Story of Your Newspaper Message Put Willkie Asserts Roosex listratioir^ay in State For Cripples With Improved Facilities Call Is Issued For Typh Highway ^ in Pennsylvania In Guide Book Acts Move Toward

O ct 1.—d«-ratlon of Women’s Re- Cooperation Is Urged the general operating expenses of Junior Girls' Club period, Mias consider authoilzlng the town country’s pressing need for a port of labor saying that h* where they have permanent homes church will have their regular six- might prove against modern wea­ /go. President Roosevelt la ex‘ tion only at tbe tunnels. Many Complain / publican Clubs, whose members I vored New Deal labor leglali " I trust that the services re­ the Home, Miss Constance Leigh, French, 4:00-6:15. treasurer to borrow such money aa Am Your Reporter stronger defense, and it* vital on said 16th day of October, 1940, team league on Tuesday evenings, pons of offense la still a question. peeled to dedicate . the highway . Congresalonal leaders and mili­ gave him a long rising ovation and ! arid that he wanted to create quired to accomplish this regis­ superintendent of the Home said. Men’s Badminton, Free period, may be necessary in anticipation meaning to you, your family, and between 7 a. m., and 0 p. m., and tration will be rendered voluntar­ and Wednesday night has been en­ The peninsula on which the but the date has not been set. tary experts toured the highway I Interrupted his half hour address , for the idle. 5:00-6:00. of taxes; approve public appropria­ the whole nation. I would like to .^fSgister. ily and without expense to the Many Seek Admission gaged by a six-team league com­ rock stands is about 3 1-2 miles At this eastern terminus, a few before it was completed and prais^ To Committee This Is one of a series telling i frequently with applause. j - Hia four stops today— Women’s Badminton, Mr. Par­ tions-for the year baaed on recom­ Vl am free to write as I see and tell you that the taak before us to­ ' “Now, therefore, in compliance government, and I earnestly urge “ Starting with the new year, we posed o f Chambers’ Trucking, long and less than a mile wide. hundrec. spectators stood in the ed its value for national defense. the story of your newspaper. hear. No Gestapo agent Jogs ray liana To ( lean Hmiae | Flint, Lansing snd Grand RapIdS-*:, are facing a large number of chil­ sons, 6:30-7:80. mendations of the selectmen call­ British engineers have dug a day 1* as compelling as any arlth said proclamation and the all persons and organizations Chagnot's Fire Chiefs, the North Senior Girls’ Basketball, Group weird glow of sodium vapor Later a National Guard unit at­ The Herald is presenting the ar­ elbow when my soft, black pencil "When Senator Mr Nary and I j are manufacturing cities, and iaatructlons given thereunder, the dren seeking admission, many of ing for a budget of 81,160.010; deci­ channel across the base of the ever confronted dur people, within the state to cooperate in Ends, Manchester Motor Sales. Leaders, 7:30-9:30. lamps; a dozen or so passenger tempted a "blltzkrelg" maneuver ticles in connection with Na­ ' writes what 1 have heard for you. are elected ” he told them, ’The kie was expected to continue thafc'j* ICgistrars of voters of the several them long term cases, many of sion aa to the number of police and peninsula in recent months, sever­ automobiles and trucks waited In but was delayed by construction Campaign Investigating would add that each of us every way possible to insure a full Cook’s Service Station and Bryant Girl Reserves, Mias French, the setting of a date next spring tional Newspaper Week, Oct. No OGPU spy silences my batter- A ui. .< . first thing I shall do to help you in line ot argument. His final taHtfi- towns shall designate a pre­ them complicated oosca entailing ing the connection with the Span­ the twin westbound lanes. A t mld- work. compliance with the president’s A Chapman. Two, probably four, 7:30-9:00. Group Opens Public 1- 8 . ^ 'e*/ j *■” I great task that lica ahead of , in Michigan wdll be made tomor>.<^1 siding office of each voting place severe pKyslcal reconstruction. The for the laying of the property ish mainland. . ed typewriter’s keys as they clat- proclamation. * alleys have been requisitioned for Hammered Pewrter, Miss Kugler, hold fast our heritage of freedom you, will be to clean house in the : row morning at Adrian, and thsaT” Within the town in the same man­ children range from nursery, school tax. The town of Gibraltar and the ! ter out the story I have witnessed “The men who register may be Thursday evenings. On Friday 7:00-9:00. Hearings Today. . c J and our American way of life— „overnment I will clean out the he will move Into Ohio. ' ner as provided in .Section S99 of age through the last year of High Other Business Naval base could be pounded by I’m your newspaper reporter. for you. Few men and women own jour national existence Itself. | government. will riean out, the called upon to render the highest and Saturday evenings ail alleys Knitting and Crocheting, Junior You know me well, tecause I i cynics and unbelievers, the niUs the General Statutes, revision of 'service a citizen can give his school and educational facilities The meeting will act on nomina­ guns at the base of the peninsula this precious freedom today. I "And whether or not you afe to will be available for open bowl­ and Intermediate Girls, Miss Swift, tion of a member of the zoning Pohlmanii Man Washington, Oct. 1—dP)—Chair­ , am your second self. While your and bunk-artists. My admini.slra- lOSO, relating to the choice of mod- country, that Is, service in her must be available so that they do or at Algeciras, five miles across Wallace Goes must guard It well. I be among thoae selected,- I wel- tlon will be rompoaed of men who ing. There is still space for open 6:30-7:30. commission, to aienre for five years; the bay to the west. pernal man Gillette (D., la.), reported a I jobs and responsibilities keep you I write—fearlessly, dispassion- ^ come you a* one whose name has Two Persons D ie •rstors and shall appoint all military and Naval forces for her not get out of step with their nor­ bowling on league nights from pearani believe in the American people ” mal contemporaries.” Knitting and Crocheting. Wom- adopt a resolution making it poaal- Heavy guns near Ceuta, Span­ "regular flood of complaints’’ to busy, I serve as your eyes and ately, without prejudice—what- : been Inscribed on the roll of honor assistant registrars necessary to defense and the protection of all 6:30 to 7:30. The bowling alleys Threi The nominee, dwarfed by a hre citizens; therefore, in honor It was pointed out by Mias Leigh en.^Mls8 Swift, 7:30-9:00. ble to receive state aid road funds, ish Mcrocco, which is only IS Behind Stukas To Northwest 1 ears. I see and hear for you the ever I see and hear. It l.sn't quite | of those Americans ready, If need ‘ eaecute such registration. will be under the supervision of by The tlvf Senate Campaign Investigat­ huge portrait of himaelf on the In Fhiming Plane ano respect for the men who regis­ that 136 children were returned to Thnrsdaya. and act in the matter of the miles across the strait of Gibral­ I many things you have neither the history, and It isn’t quite liters- j be, to Join in the common defense ShaH Provide Places. bowling managers and the same clety at ing Committee today as it opened front of hia reading de.sk, said ter for service, I urge that the their homes last year and about Gym—Wrestling — Junior Boys. making of a special appropriation tar. also could reach the fortress. j time nor means to see and hear ture, but it has living blood. I sift , of all." • "The selectman or other officials high standards of last year will here. Gra public hearings here on "alleged that it was up to the .women of charged with the duty of providing national emblem be displayed on 85 per rent of them were restored Mr. King. 4:00-5:00. for reconstruction of the Park Rumors Big tiuna Installed for yourself. the grain of importance from the The guide book will be given to be maintained. Over twenty-seven scientists pll Inventor of Dive Bomb* StickH Mainly lo Bene­ voting roll irregularities" in W il­ America to teach the principles j Wilmar, jCallf.. Oct. 1 —(ff)—. polling places for elector's meet- all buildings, both public and pri­ to a condition that will enable them Gym—Boxing, Mr. Cooper, 4:00- street bridge. During the Spanish civil war Your bank is robbed at mid­ chaff of unimportant detail in ; each man upon registration. Be- thousand strings were bowled on Layouts of portions of High, clarity of tbe^^^^TtbP of democracy. An airplane crashed into a houM ntgs shall provide places for regla- vate on ‘Registration Day,’ Oct. to functlon in their own homes and 5:00. there were rumors the Germans era Almost Unknown- fits of Farm Program mington, Del, night. You are asleep, but I am what one man says or another i sides outlining conscription opera- the ” Y ” alleys last year. Mem­ Bowers and Harvard street will be of atmosphere shove the eertl Declaring that there is danger | and fell burning Into ths strsat'- ^ t io n in every voting precinct in 16, 1940.” communities. Some of the re­ Men's Badminton— Open period had installed big guns both at Al- The Delaware inquiry resulted there for you. man doe*—hoping that I will Im- tion, it warns registrants against bership entitles bowlers to a re­ 5:00-6:30. up for acceptance, and land grants geciraa and Ceuta. well as to photograph the scllr Outside of Germany. In California Talk. from evidence gathered by in­ of young people becoming cvnl- ' last night, killing Its two passtn- mainder have been classed as in­ and make spectroscope studies. Your council meets at noon. part to you a true picture of what pa.vlng anyone for h«Ip in comply- cal. he continued: gers. identified tentatively M curables but their lives have been duced rate. Senior Boys Basketball period, ffom the D. A. R. to the town for PoBsesalon of Gibraltar and the vestigators under direction of a You are at work, but I am there goea on In this peculiar world of ! ing with the^ law or In seeking Schedule of Activities. Group Leaders and Mr. King. highway purposes Parker street; Suez Canal literally gives Britain The Brown Unlveralty expedll subcommittee composed of Sena­ "Thousands of our youth, who , William Julies Stahley, an attor* go to the police station and while made happier and more contented Berlin, (Correspondence of The Sacramento, Calif., Oct. l.-(IF ) for you. ours. deferment o^ service. Advisory ney, and his wife. Mondays. 6:30-9:30. heirs of Bridget Shea, for high­ a stranglehold on the Mediterran­ tion eatablLshed its observatloq Associated Press)—German Stuka tors Reed (R., Kan.i, snd Hill (D., have lost faith in other people, there saw on the teletype a report by the education and training they station at Curemaa. about — Henry A. Wallace, Democratic For you I am all things to all That’s why, at high noon or at boards will furnish any necessary have formed Communist groups. ‘ Witnesses aaid the red mono* Quick Arrest that had Just come in from Hart­ have received at the home. About Grade School Boys' Basketball Game Rooms — Intermediate way purposes, property on Lilac ean. Should Gibraltar fall, Brit­ planes have.been heard from fre­ Ala. i . men. The fat politician, the noisy assistance gratis. ain's grip on her African empire miles from Recife. vice-presidential candidate, swung bleak midnight. I am ready at the and have received encouragement plane, its motor missing audibly, ford. It was announced that a car 30 children are now on the wait­ League, Mr. Parsons, 4:00-5:15. Boys. Mr. Cooper, 6:30-9:00. street: John Hutchinson and Mar­ quently In tbe air and in the preas, Gillette said "scores of com­ reformer, the house-hunted crimi­ Business Men's Volley Ball, Mr. garet H. Rich to the towm for high­ undoubtedly would suffer a seri­ Southn Florida residents were" Jangle ot a telephone bell, at the from very high places.” ' suddenly dipped and clipped the with the Connecticut markers ing list and will be admitted as Fridays. but the Inventor, one Hermann into the agricultural Pacific north­ plaints" being received by the com­ nal, the executive, the housewife, Parsons, 5:15-6:30. way purposes, land between Russell ous blow. the only ones in the United State.s staccato chatter of the news tick­ He gripped the rostrum and chimney of a house, then plunged 111 Auto Case PZ-666 bad been reported stolen. soon as committments are avail­ Grade School Girls’ Basketball Pohlmann, is almoat unknown west today after telling Califor- mittee would be passed upon at a , the guy with the pick on a W PA Gym—Intermediate Boys, Mr. and Haynes streets. in the path of the eclipse and they ers’ keys, at the gruff bark of the Meteorite Causes leaned forward, shaking his head . into the front yard and 'burst in­ Officer Griffin was driving on able. League, Miss French, 4:00-5:00. abroad. nians that "powerful financial In- closed seiwion Friday. Job— I talk to them all, and they Parsons, 6:30-9:30. were In the outermost edge. 1 I city editor. ’ to emphasize every word He add- to flames. No one in the house wan Middle turnpike, east, a abort time Game Rooms, Junior and Inter­ Engineer Pohlmann, the son of terests” in the Republican party Among these, Gillette said, was talk to me. injured. Game Rooms— Junior Boys. Mr. British Planes Bomb The only other 1940 eclipse of j That's why I'm always at the Officer Griffin Nabs Sus­ afterward and saw the car with mediate Boys, Mr. Cooper and Mr. a Dortmund mine inspector, took a i prt)mi.sed much but would deliver a protest against a aeries of "let­ For you 1 walk through the Plaiie fBrasil Scare ! Newby. 4:00-5:00. the sun—that of April 7—was scene— when fire engines roll; 1 i €Xl. j the numbers. He turned around Gaakill, 4:00-5:00. Spain War Entry Italian Air Field childhood lnterc.st In aircraft and little to the nation’s farmers, ters being sent out by an insurance broken doors of tenements and the Survivors Tell Game Rooms— Senior Boys, visible In the United States. I when men cin ’t wait for the law, As he told tralnside crowds ^ H V lp M id eg ItsilsiMse pect Half Hour After and gave chase. Business Men’s Oym Class and Rome, Oct. 1— (IP) —British later studied in Dresden. President Roosevelt's running corporation under the title 'Dad to I , Mr. Newby, 6:30-9:00. The southern Up of Africa was j I marble entrances of palaces. I but turn tok knife or gun or through southern Michigan yes­ Refused To Stop Volley Bali, Mr. King. 5:15-6:30. planes bombed an Italian airfield A military filer in 1917. his mate stuck mainly to benefits His Son’,” Receiving the Report. Music Groups— Choral and In­ Said Not Issue In the path of today's eclipse. I walk the hard, hot a.sphalt of the bludgeon: w h ^ orators debate; Bozeman, Mont.. Oct. 1—(IP,— terday. Willkie said that he want- ' The operator of the car refused Girl Reserves Club Period. Miss on the North African front aa well plane was shot down, he was I which he said had been brought to / ^------About Attack strumental, Mr. Newby, 6:30-9:00. I.,etter* May Violate I.*w I streel.s, and the cool, .soft rugs of when men with) power meet to A meteorite visible 65 miles away ed to "clean out the cj-nics” and to stop when ordered to do so but French, 7:00-9:00. aa a Libyan base, the Italian high wounded and taken priaoner. ! California and the nation by .New FEMALE Club Rooms—Intermediate Boys He said thc.se letters appeared tycoons’ offices. I listen when con­ shape destiny. ^ caused an airplane crash scare in FUNCTtONAL Joseph U McGill, 37. of 38 GU- continued on and crowding the car Gym—Intermediate Boys, Mr. command announced today, but Writ Knfmn As Glider Flier Deal farm measures in his north­ Group Leaders, 6:30-9:30. (Continued from Page One) to be a presidential campaign ap­ troversies rage. 1 hear when self- That’s wh.v I may seem hard- the wilderness 20 miles west of Istt street, Hartford, is being held over to the side of the road, later King, 6:30-9:30. lost two planes. After the war he waa engaged ern California talks before en­ 7o Rrlirvt\rvr under bonds in Hartford charged In Indo-China peal and as *uch might come appointed saviors spout. boiled callous, tough when I Bozeman yesterday. slowed up. Jumped from the car Bowling (every night) open. “The A rt of the Spoken Word,” Italian planes bombed British by the Junkers aviation plant. He training for Portland. Ore , where Misrry COMPLAINTS With the theft of a motor vehicle 6:30:8:00: system” of the Axis powers and within the prohibition *agalnst I see and hear—and impart to snoop around and ask Impertinent A utilities lineman aaid he saw Try Lydia E. Plnlcham's YsattaMs and started to run through the (Continued From Page One) Miss Lillian Grant. 7:15-8:15. camps and armored cars and two TATE* became well known ae a glider he speaks tonight. a "smoking tiall of fire" which operating while his license Bowling— St. Mary’s Church added: campaign contributions by a cor­ you information upon which you questions. Compound to help relieve monttiqr lots. Officer Griffin gave chase Furniture Refinishlng, Miss "Spain’* position as it will re­ railroad stations in the Anglo- TODAY and TOMORROW flier. "Our national Income is up 30 poration " resembled a flaming plane but pain, beadecbei, bacicsetas S M was under suspension, as the,re­ and caught up with the fleeing two days, said he was given to be­ Leagiue, Ladles of Columbus, etc., Egyptian Sudan, its communique may lorm your own judgment. It is because you want to see Tinker, 7:00-9:00. main for the present is that of be­ When the Nazis began to build billion dollars a year, since this Thus I help you to vote wisely, to others agreed it was a meteor. t t V ® * ALSO calm Irriuble, rectUaa aervss sult of an arrest made in' Man- 8:00-10:00. added. Drana of privatt lim of Gillette said committee inve.stl- and bear the truth. And I km your due to euch functional dlaoRlMB. man. He was later in the evening lieve the Japaneae on the Indo- Saturdays. ing vigilant and watchful over all up their air force, the Junkers firm administration began its work, a Searchers on horseback, unable to ehaster Sunday night by Officer Morning or afternoon bowling Text of the communique: galors also were looking into .sev­ choose well, to order the wa.v of reporter. Plakbam's Compound le tfmpiv sisr- turned over to the Hartford po­ China border were not equipped to Gym—Boxing, Basketball. Mr. that happens in the European slii-striit ibow |irls started development of the combi­ neat profit on our public activities find the meteor, resumed their tielouj to help build up raelelaMS Baymond Griffin. hours may be arranged by groups. In North Africa enemy planes eral complaints that persons had your d. mocracy, H lice. attack. However, against his out­ Cooper, 9:00-12. world, ready at tbe opportune mo­ nation diving-fighting planes which for promoting prosperity." the search today. < 6 6 6 for lucb week, tired woensn. Tijr Ml y Griffin was driving one of the There will be opportunity for carried out raids. A t Tobruk some received receipts for political con­ Becadse I live in a democracy. Next: Vnur newspaper artist. LlOVID.USUTS. SAlVI, WOS» CtOTS b In Police Court in Hartford yes­ post position, manned by a few Game Room, Mr. Parsons, 9:00- ment to use her rights and achieve o h a i a -F a y w a i came to be called Stuka*. Pohl­ Iowan said. erulalng cars. He had occasion to terday McGill entered a plea of machine-guns and trench mortars, women ts play badminton during bomba injured one person and tributions they did not make. 12: 00. even with arms her asplrationa.” mann wa* tbe engineer entrusted Talks on World .Affairs not guilty and an effort to locate early afternoon hours. caused limited damage. Navy air­ “ “ lA U "On the surface these indicate the Japanese hurlied three tanks Outdoor Hikes and Hobby Clubs The "right moment" was be­ with this particular Job. But earlier in the day. like Re­ Officer Griffin to testify in the backed up by mountain artillery Tuesdays. for Boys. Mr. Parsons, 1:00-4:00. craft defense shot down one plane. The first experimental machines someone may have taken names lieved by foreign circles to refer Six persons were injured on a fly­ publican Presidential Candidate from a directory in an attempt to case this morning failed, as Griffin and planes. Waitresses Training Class, Miss Men's Badminton, 1:00-5:00. to the time when Britain’s collap.se showed that additional improve­ la out of town. 'The case was fur­ ing field where light damage was Wendell L. Willkie two weeks ago, cover up large political contribu­ ^Mosquito FleeP Is^ Given He feared only four members oi French, 4:00-5:00. Basketball Periods for Men- would appear imminent, for it is ments were necessary. Pohlmann ther continued to a date when the caused. Wallace made his San Francisco tions,” the senator said hla platoon escaped. Junior Boys Gym periods, Mr, Seniors, Group Leaders, 6:30-9:30. generally agreed that Spain Is In­ and his aides changed the general platform a sounding board for Manchester officer can be in Hart­ King, 4:00-5:00. Our pursuit planes succeed In Mahieu's Another officer told how he blew Game Rooms, Intermediate and j capable of fighting a protracted structure and Installed a more matters of international concern. ford. Game Room—Intermediate Boys intercepting the enemy formation First Pacific Coast Test 18.*t Spruce Street up hla battery of 155 millimeter Senior Boys, Mr. Cooper, 6:30-9:00. j war so soon after emerging from powerful motor. A Roosevelt defeat, he asserted, that you must have newspapers— And TTie arrest was made within half guns—which like nearly all the on the return flight, shooting her devitalizing civil war. down a Blondhelm plane. A aecond would cause "great rejoicing V i DOZEN LOT SALE! an hour after the report of the French artillery were placed to Taft Demands good ones, at that. stolen car had been sent over the Could Use Friendship plane probably was shot down and BriWa among the totalitarian powers, and San Pclro, Calif , Oct. 1—(IP) • port and used to land forces for stop a frontal attack—when Jap­ Tl Messaggero said the Italians a third, although repeatedly hit, FIELD * lEUAMY gloom among the democracies." Germany’s newspapers or Russia’s Eagle Oil teletype. aneae machine-gunners poured in Basket Hits "The Marines have la n d e d ....’ an attack. Because of their low Popular Team Manchester certainly could use Spain's friend­ was able to fly away. THE SAME SI|j It would "impair, our friendly re­ Housing Prohe draft and easy handling, they can wouldn’t help you much. Perhaps, by Sardines, 5 cans fire from the rear. ship In the Axis service— which Finds Spots ot Fuel Oil lations with Latin America” at a The colonel smiled as he gave He said several other battery JEFFREY LI approach to a few feet on shore. " constant propaganda, they might was taken by some neutral observ­ Air reconnaissance flights over time when "the name of Roosevelt out the old and famous report. .Major Purpose Defensive Protest Filed commanders tried to move the Date Book ^ Girl on Head American Safety To Play Here ers as a reference to Spain’s im­ the route of a battleship struck “ MONEY has become a symbol of democ­ .Standing on the .ihore at John­ But the fleet's major purpose, he teach you to forget your ideas o f free­ gtms to turn them against the Jap- portance as a stepping stone for Matches, 10 in by our torpedo-dropping planes, WOMJ racy and of the good neighbor Bringfi Demorratir Re­ son'.* Bay on .Santa Catalina Is- indicated, is defen.sive. About Arrest panese, but their transport mules Tonight an attack upon Gibraltar. dom and to forego your dignity and pkg. 3 pkfrs. . reported In yesterday’s communi­ policy. ply Artiviliefi Beiii|; lami. Col. D G. Oglesby had just "Almost all of them can mount 22c became panicky. Gene and Glenn of Stage Oct. 1.—"Old Wedding Gowns Capture of Gibraltar generally que, discovered extensive spots of TIIURS Autograph lluiitrr Hurt "W e all know what Hitler's at­ watched a company of 80 barefoot machine guns effectively," he In YOUR competence as an individual created The officer said that when the and New*, a pageant by Group 3 was regarded by neutral military fuel oil. Aunt Jemima (('/onttniied from Page One) JAMES S' While Waiting to Sec titude Is toward Brazil," Wallace Go-orilinated. Marine Reserves jump from the went on. "A majority can carry in God’s image. end of the fighting came he had And Radio Fame Com­ of the Center Congregational experts as neceMary to success of In the Anglo-Egyptlan . Sudan told, the Non-Partisan League of decks of a fleet of yachts, splash one-pound cannon, some larger. fired only 30 out of hla 2,000 church. the Italian campaign in Africa. our planes bombed tents and arm­ ROSALIND Buckwheat O Q ^ nounced that German military ex­ Willkie at Detroit. Women Voter* In .San Francisco. through knee-deep rollers to shore And torpedo tubes can be attach­ . rounds of ammunition because he ing to the State. Also, Fall fashion show by Dor­ Occupation of French Morocco ored cars at Butana and bridges “ NO TIME FO: Washington, Oct. 1 -HP, A Re­ Flour, 3 pkg8. eaders In on Talks gave her name as Miss Doris La trol if the. United State* went to Softasilk 4% 4% tend. The election of officers and only to be perfected and stream­ an investigation by a Joint Sen­ eral men yesterday from a cabin ^’ou have a perfect right Irnd their memories only to the thousandfold on “strategic grounds in accord­ alike were mowed down by cross school students. Nazy Army leaders sat in on the Rue, 31, and said she was an em­ war. There are some 5,000 such HOSMAN eUANDU. Cakejj^^ur, pkg-. f c J C ance with their new position on committee chairmen will make up lined under hi* experienced hand," ate and House Committee of ten. cruiser that burned and sank off repetition of the mo*t limple ideas." fire. There will be cash prizes for the talks in which Serrano Suner fig­ the major part of the business ploye of the Reconstruction Fi­ Wallace said. • craft in local waters, ranging up ^ this port after what one shore the continent.” A Poliah medical orderly, mem­ Barkley predicted little would be to palatial 120-foot yachts. subject that affects this community or winners of the Quiz contests. Sim­ When the Manchester Firemen’s ured, adding fuel to speculation session. A selection of emblems nance Corporation. , Willkie. he emphasized. waa accomplished by such an unwieldy watcher termed "a terrific explo- Now turn through the newspaper Hazola Oil. ber of a French regiment, said ply fill out the cMlpon and leave AN* Paul Wencel, chief oV detectives, ! The immediate operation, the Only 6 per cent of the auto­ Setback League gets underway to­ that matters vital to the Axis war will be shown from which one will "forced-to admit the soundness and group but aaid he waa "willing to I sion." The vessel waa reported to this natioVi. But, if your opinion is >ou are reading. Notice the news. See gallon can . that after the French capitulated it at The*fferH'df business office, 13 plana were being discussed. be chosen to serve os the Insignia quoted Mias La Rue as saying she colonel explained, was offensive. i be the Llewellyn, descrlbc.d In mobile drivers Involved in fatal the Japanese occupied barracks night instead of having 18 teams, success" o f the New Deal farm consider" T a ft’s subsequent pro­ going to count, it must he ha.sed on Bissell street. Fascists declared the Berlin of the club. had hurled the five-pound metal policies. posal. "Suppose,” he said, "some power I Lloyd's Register of American how carefully it is put together to give accidents are female. and large buildings and herded it may have 28. The league la j has seized one of the Hawaiian talks had led to “complete clari­ Plans for a hike to be held In the basket and other objects from her Yet 70 to 82 per cent of the Re­ ront^da "ronfualoq" Exists yachts as a 50-foot, wooden vessel knoci-ledgc. their prisoners into heavily guard­ starting its lOtb year tonight, but 18 floor room "in a spirit of fun." ! Islands. Our Job would be to get it you a quick and accurate picture of; fication of all problems concerning near future will also be formu­ publicans in Congress voted T.aft contended that "confusion" built at Winthrop. Mass.. In 1923 ed enclosed places where they re­ Panama Head lated. A hot dog roast has been PLUS! She was held on a disorderly con­ back. Hundreds of these boats and owned by Frank W. Merrick I f you told me you favored a law what actually happened everywhere.- ceived one meal of rice daily. the man who started it will not be the common Interests” of the three against the program, he pointed existed because of different poli­ planned for after the conclusion of duct charge pending the outcome could be shipped across by trans- I of Dorchester. Mass playing. It was through the efforts nations. out. Wallace followed up with the cies followed by the various agen­ controlling traffic on .Mars, I would Look at the respectful way the mer­ of Alexander Hanna, who died the business meeting. This will be A1 of Mias Wilson’s injuries. cies. He said that the United Favors Youth Commenting on the conferences, eport that California farm pro­ question your right to that view— chants and manufacturers ask for IndO’China Border within the year, that the league the authoritative Fascist editor in charge of Presidnet Harold Plan Police said a bottle, a wooden States Housing Authority subsi­ DARE TO BE DIFFERENT! Dwyer who Iz extending an open Bair, a heavy phone book and a ducers had received 870,000,000 n simply because we haven’t any nc'cs was started. For many years he Glrglnio Gayda frankly mention­ Callento A A A benefits In the last^seven dizes the construction of slum your patronage. Can you imagine an Incidents Multiply (ConMnued From Page One) kept interest alive by seeing that ed Gibraltar aa one of the "vital, invitation to the outdoor sporting Fr IdSpread also had been hurled -claprance projects, the Federal report! on Mars. public to get together at this ^ l*’!j>m the window. No one else In year*, and that c r ^ loans „aggre- American advertiser commanding yo« This Fall be different— Tokyo, Oct. 1—(if)— Dome! (Ja­ play was started on time and that concrete problems" facing Spedn, AvoMi Housing Administration primari­ tlon, alleging hla followers were time. ""’'.je crowd of about 1,000 was in­ gated about 821,000,000. panese news agency), in a dis­ the players were not allowed to whose dreams of again becoming ly insures mortgages, and the ^ OU can interest me in the Polish or threatening you if you refused to with a becoming Perma­ patch from Bangkok, Thailand being deprived of civil rights. jured. ~ The Jacket You Want change from one team to another. a world power, he said, have the Federal Home Loan Bank Board refugee problem or in the November like his wares r nent Wave created for (Siam), reported today that bor­ Members of the new cabinet; The Buekland players were the lends to building and loan asso­ der incidents between Thailand Government and Justice— Dr. R. sympathy of both Italy and Ger­ elections or the 1941-model cars. Those you . . . yourself . . . big guns in the early days, but for many. Would Curb Jap ciations. . . . IS THE JACKET YOU’LL F IND AT CLIFFORD’.^’ and French Indo-China had ”mul- A. de la Guardis, now auperln- A House-approved measure, by one of our trained hair the last six or seven years the (TTisrs have been numerous Colon Declared things have been duly reported by* stylists. tiplied.’V tendent of Santo Tomas hospltsi. Valvoline team has been tops. now on the Senate calender, would It said an Indo-Chinese police­ Foreign Relatlona— Raul de demonstrations in Spain Mnce the Entry to Canada authorize the Federal works ad­ For Outdoor Fellown peopleyouandl knowtobetrustworthy When it has’ not won the tourna­ start of the war for return of George J. Smith men shot and killed a Thailand Roux, now minister to Colombia. ment it has been right up near the ‘Out of Bounds^ ministrator to launch a new 8150,- and accurate in what they report. OPEN TUESDAY AND merchant w'ho crossed the border Finance—-E. Linares, Jr., a high­ Gibraltar. Tbe campaign received SPECIALIZED INSTRUt 000.000 defense housing program. Sizes 36 to 48 front. With, the number of teams In fact, it is your duty to have opin­ without a passport. way engineer. asking to be admitted this year, the endorsement of Generalissimo Vancouver, B. C„ O ct 1— (Can­ On the other hand. Senator THURSDAY EVENINGS Thailand protested demanding Francisco Franco last July 17, VIOLIN — TENOR BANJO — I Education—Jose Pezet, long a it may be necessary to use both the Balboa. C. Z., Oct. 1—(/P)— The adian Press)— Vancouver’s City Byrnes (D-SC) told feporters It ions— and to express them—on two an immediate Inquiry, compensa­ Panamanian educational leader. hall and the apparatus room for when he declared in an address In PRIVATE INSTRUCTIOlj Council endorsed a resolutioh yes­ was hia understanding that the An Wool Melton tion and punishment of the police­ Madrid it was "the duty and mls- city of Colon was declared "out of defense housing problem waa be­ important phases o f life. Can you imagine your newspaper Hygiene and Development—M. playing smeh Tuesday night. Even Orchestra training for advanced paplls. hounds” today for persohnel of the terday asking the Dominion gov­ man, Domel said. V. Patino, an engineer. mlsslon" o f hts regime to regain ing co-ordinated swiftly under the a town or state election is secon­ nlshed with course of 60 lessons. ISth a« United States Army and Navy aa ernment to shut off Japanese im­ ZIPPER JACKETS I. T«« iMMt h**« •*lnl*n* vm ths lawi ssS editor writing down to you, treating; Thailand was reported to have Commerce and Agriculture—E. Gibraltar and expand Spanish in­ direction of Charles I. Palmer, HARRIETT'S BEAUTY SALON dary to the players in this league your hone. Inquiries oordiany Invited, the result of a recent barroom riot migration to Canada and to de­ the *••« sad lbs ssIMsi at thasstacna**"*. denied an accusation that one of B. Fabrega, now minister to Cuba. fluence In Africa. port immediately any Japaneae named housing co-ordinator for you like an animal, to he trained “ by Harriett SchaUer Horan, Prop. once they get underway. methods m that type ot Instnietlon, ' said to have involved 250 soldiers W* or* s tnf-s«v«niltis n*t<*a. If w* her warplanes attacked an Indo- (A t that time Franco declared factory. found guilty of disobeying the the National Defense Commission * m ’I woMh aad bat* aad taafral, wa daa't China border station. and military ‘and Ranama police. the thousandfold repetition o f the 129-131 Center Street Telephone 6824 that he had "2.000,000 soldiers Phone Manchester 8M0, Rockville 71—or Wr law. about two months ago. $ 4 and $5 datarva la ba Waa. ready to face anyone and support One Panamanian policeman suf­ The action followed by a few most simple ideas’’ ? "IT COSTS NO m o r e TO STUDY Spain's rights.” fered a possible fractured skull In days Japan's alignment with the In your opinion, isn’t your role as 8 Personal Notices APPLICATION BLANK (There have been numerous re­ the disturbance, during which the Rome-Berlin Axis, with which Are Given Parly ports of Spanish military activity police called for military reinforce­ Canada is at war. free citizen, armed with accurate new* ments. Card of Thanks along the narrow frontier facing Mayor Lyle Telford issued a SUEDE LEATHER and truthful facts about values, * wish to axprsM our d«*p ap­ HERALD-STATE THEATER Gibraltar. The Spaniards have A Colon Judge fined eight sol­ warning to Japanese that it would In New Residence SUN-O-RAIN . iPPtAOO CBYSTAI ITH ESSO preciation tor tht help and ktndneaa been strengthening their fortifi­ dier*. Their cases have been ap­ be advisable to discontinue Ja­ ZIPPER JACKETS rather desirable role? RANGE OIL ahown to ua at tha death ot our cations there for some time.) pealed. ^ '■ panese schools here for the dura­ By McGregor" It's yewr opinion that aments. I f j im | FUELOIL hutband. father and brother. Ee- DRAOO SCHOOL tion of the war. JACKETS 8. Ts* asst ba*w fb* ««bM #4 awasy a»4 pecially we would thank the officers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Welker, AND CAPESKIN and enough o f your neighbors w a ^ and mambera of both the Orangt “ G ene and Glenn QuizV Frnnk Drago, DIrectorJ British Follow Dentroyera who recently moved frpra Russell wb*f It wM b*y. isw *f at h«v* m 0Mi«b Gibraltar in British Second Lmson fo r Speeder REVER8IBLF8 I.iodsea: Oauchtera of Liberty No. 7 Venn Cosloetor Norwich Synpli street to s newly-erected home on bwasy Ibot or* m m M M ssr svsry yrbtaB. some other system, you can have ^ per gaf. m ; Star of the Kaat R. B. P. No. Madrid, O ct 1; — (>P) _ The Reversible and With Zipper. Namt . > • 6 s • 6 a « > • a a « Hands Since 1704 Cambridge street, were given a Ws b—s I* atak mMI tbssss Horn aR iM It; Kins David Lodga No. tl I. O. O. laasaaaaaaado VIO LIN — BANJO — SPANISH Kansas City, Kap.—(A>)—Harold And if you like our present tystc T’ ’ 9L’ Barnea Encampment No. Spanish news agency. Clfra,^ in a surprise house-warming Saturday Wind and Rain ProofI (bbigf fbof or* se srsS s* tb«t ws t** tbs By The Associated Press lispatch from Ceuta, Spanish McKatn, given a summons for $9.95 Oalloa f I. O. O. F.; Hoat Company No. I 8. Address aasssasssasaaaasaasaaasaes P l l O D C •ssaaaas GUITAR night with fifty relativea and it’s really up to yo« to preserve h! r. D.: tha nurpaa and employees The^rpek ot GibralUr, key to sm sflslf sf 6l*t, bssitb, Msifsrt, sswwity Morocco said yesterday two French speeding, told the arreatinr officer friends 4n attendance from Plaln- N FOk DELIVERY 24 HOURSI TEL. 8500 ot the Mancheiter Memorial hospi­ School...... the western end of. the Mediter- Instrumeiits Furnished lestroyera had passed at high he was hurrying to police court— hi bil iasoMir* frsia aar 4*6ars.~" "" * * * tal and fallow workers of the Yarn aaeaava-asaaaaoaasaa O f f t C l C a e~s a s • # a rsnesn, was captured by ths Brit* ville, Hartford and Manchester. .■art', ipeed through the Strait of Gibral- to answer another summons for NOTti Ths aorp.M al tb«M rsislai Dye House for their expreealone of ish in 1704 during the war of the ENROLL NOW! ' Wednesday i Mr. and Mrs. Walker were pre­ SPINNAKER Thus, unless you want to- be the sympathy, and all thoae who aant Lw t S eoupoBB at Maachester Evealng Hersid, 18 Bissell Street. ;ar into the Atlantic ocean follow- speeding. Judge Edmund B. Smith fttUoaal sjTWtliMinaM Is M omIU flowtrs and oRtrad tha bee of tbalr Spanish auccfssion and had re? ^ Satiidaym »-8 P. M.>. . sented with a complete flreplMs blind puppet o f some dictator and as BROTHERS ears. "Osas aad Olenii’’ W_Ui Appear A t tbs State Theater Tuesday k1 at a considerable distance by fined him 87.50 for the first sum­ set. Including screen, andirons, ALL WOOL SHIRTS sM AoMricoa bsitsMS bMMr. V* R STREET AT BROAD STREET mained in their hands ever sines. leveral British warships. No ex­ ..Mrs. Joseph Weir, Oiwald 'Weir, and Wadaesday, O ^ b e r 6 and 9. In 1726 the Spaniards mads a STUDIO: Stl m a in STBEET mons snd 85 for the second; There wood basket, broom snd shovel. thoughtless of tomorrow as a Hotten- > crtUcMaw ar ri rrisw wW I planation of this movement waa $4.95 FobUebM# CsotaM Mrs. IF. T. Bmlth. RIehard Weir, brief unsuccessful attempt to re­ TelephoMi Hartfeid 8-1 waa seven miles difference in Refreshments wele served and a Oeerxe Weir, b a r y Weir. jffered. tot, you have to know what is going AM r«* tbs coouBlius to (Sfs «8 6^ I gain ths rock, and on July 6, speied. social Uns waa enjoyc^, t e » atiutiii y» « . Which means, o f course. SitblilSSM. J J Market Expert H e a d o fW P A Prof. Einstein Daily Radio Programs On Visit Here # Plan Special Training Reluming Soldier Becomi tu b * • News From Manchester’s Neighbors Dies, Aged 53 Made Citizen Big Problem for CanadU Long~~ Island Resident For Physically Unfit Intefitinal Obstruction Judge Obfierveff ‘Pre(»- Studies Work of Local mon, Mrs. C. W. JoaM, Mro Ottawa, Oct. 1.—on —'Because"^ The same problem is not Organization. Charles C. Sellers, Rev. George M. Those with Slight But Results in Deatli al Americans Need Only Change ence Here Becomes she has been at war for more than to arise in the esse of men WiUinglon Milne, Walter . Hewitt. ToUaocI Overnight News a year, Canada already is begin­ up for compulsory training oa i Remedial Defects to New London Hospital. after Oct. 9. ^ 8Has Jenate B . Choroh About $8 was realised from sale Grand Officers of OEl^ Of Heart, Not of Government, America^ii Gain/ ning to deal with that old familiar Buyera from New l/>ndon. New Mfs. Jons U. Stasis -—— — —. In the flrat place, their of articles to go towards buying a 1178-8, BoekvlDa Form Kehahilitation Of Connecticut Haven and Hartford took the of- radio for the school room. The New London, Oct. 1.— —Col. Writes James Truslow Adams Trenton, N. J.. f)ct. t. — (/P) — "post-war" problem—the return­ pulsory training ia limited to ’ ferlnga at the Manchester Auction The Cheerio Sunday school class teachera, Mr*. Henrietta Green, Plan Rockville Visit Corps in Army. Bjr Aaaactotofi Proas F, C. Harrington, 58, who capped Federal Judge Philllj Forman wel­ ing soldier. days, a comparatively brief Tneeday, Oct. 1 Toeeday, Oct. 1 of the Wllllngton Hill church was Mias Dorothy Simpson and Mrs. Mrs. L. Ernest Halt is ailpolnt'^ a brilliant Army career by beam­ comed Prof. Albert Einatein to Two dlvlslops of Canadian vol- I **"0® which the natli P.M. Market yesterday, knocked down r . U. by R. M. Reid and Sons. Sold were entertained by Mrs. Everett Rob­ Maude Bottomley, wish to express ed a delegate to the Norwich Dis­ New Haven—Jam es J . Covey at ing bead of vast Works Project! American citizenship today with unteers now are serving in Eng- i inoblllzatlon act requires emplo ‘ 4:60—Bkckatage Wife. 4:00—To Be Announced thanks for the co-bperatlon of the Editor’s Note: Physical de­ Administration, died hero last TwentletJi of 34 artlclee an "Oar • US and take our way of life from ■ an observation that the scientist's land: others are guarding Iceland open for them, 108 crates of No. 1 cauliflower for ertson at her home in West Wil- trict Conference to be held at the ' To Make the Annual In­ velopment and protection from Wethersfield, s former deputy col­ Coufitry**, written exelaelveljr for us. 4:10—StcUa DaUas. 4:15—Tunes From The Tropics llngton Friday night. She served townspeople in helping make the night at the Lawrence and Memo­ i "presence here be -omes America’s and Newfoundland. Many of these Then, too, it is disUncUy j 4:30—Woman Of Courage a high of $1.40, a low of $1.00 and Weaterly church Saturday, Oct. 5. EilingtoQ disease are two of the most lector of Internal revenue at the NEA Nervloe and The Herald by We need leaders, but they will 4:S0—Lorenzo Jonea. an average of $1.30; 13 crates of gingerbread with whipped cream, fair a success. spection of Hope Chap­ rial Associated hospitals. j gain." in the past few months have been vlded that the 30 days shall bs 4:45—Young Wldder Brown. 4:45—Music From The Goldcoast Next Sunday October 6, will be Important phasee of national Hartford office, pleaded Innocent the nation’s most fnmous nuthora. be of no avail if we have not got No. 2 for a high of $1.00, a low of tea and coffee. Jones Street Fair U. 9. Harr when arraigned in Federal court Suffering from what hla physi­ I Judge Forman, po.nting out that sent home for discharge as med- i voted to military training, not •BH)0—Olrl Alone. 6:00—Ad Lines— Dance program Miss Elsee Layton, Mrs. George The Jones Street school fair, observed oa Rally Day in the Tol­ Tel. 498-8, ttockvIUa ter This Evening; defense. The following article, cian described as an intestinal ob­ decency, morality, ard self-reliance he himself was the son of immi­ ically unfit, and xome of them are live war service, and that ths piMs 1 6:46—Scattergood Baines 95 cents and an average of 98 land Federated Church School and the second of the series of on a charge of embezzling $2,910 By James Truslow -Adams ourselves. 5:15—life Can Be Beautiful. cents, six bushels of grapes at 70 V. Smith and Mrs. Horace B. which waa held Wednesday after­ struction, Harrington underwent grant Jewish parents, said "I am having a toiign time finding Jobs. of training shall be in ConsdA or 5:80—Jack Armatrong. 6:00—Esso Reporter as World-Wide Communion Day I Those to Be in Charge. five on '’Health (or the New he had collected in taxes from Author of "Mareh of Democracy”, Democracy cannot win out in the territorial waters thereof. cents a bushel; 119 baskets of to­ Sloat attended the fall rally of the noon was well attended in spite of (our establishments in Hartford an operation Sept. 23 and appar­ deeply cognizant that only in Those who ?an show they are 5:45—The O’Nellla. 6:05—Hedda Hopper's HoUyw(X)d the downpour of rain, and the ex­ in the church service. The Registrars of Voters of the .■%miy,’’ tells how draftees "The IJvIng Jefferson”, "Epic of this world of today, nor can we America would It be possible for suffering from a dirabtlity due to matoes, high of 75 cents, low of 55 Congregational and Christian i Rockville, Oct. 1.— (Special) — and the vicinity. He was held ently was on the road to recovery, Htudents May Poetpone Senrii •4:00—Newa and Weather. 6:20—Edwin C. Hill Women at the First ■ Congrega­ hibits were described as very Cards received from Mrs. Henry town of EUingrton will be in session with slight defects will he able tc converse by telephone with America". Etc. maintain our freedom if we are not me to occupy the poaition which I military serxlie are eligible for 6:15—Jim Britta Sporta Roundup. 6:30—Paul Sullivan Reviews the \ cent.s and an average of 63 cents; Tbomfonie who is spending some i Worthy Grand Matron Mrs, Evelyn segregated In special camps for trial In $1,000 ball. free in our own souls and lives, and perision benefits. Each case, how­ .Students attending uuivenfUsO tional church in East Hartford charming. Prizes follow: Cbochet- in the Selectmen's Office, Tuesday, Stamford—John Keenan, 52, of where compulsory military tn ia - 6:80—DemocraUc State Central News j 88 baskets of shell beans, high 60 Friday. ing, Wanda Mikulski, 1, Dolores time With her son in Baltimore, J. Lounsbury of Indian Neck, Bran- until they are In shape. To­ What does Amerirs mean to me 7 we are not free In our souls If we ever, must be examined on its 6:45—The World Today cents, low 35 cents and average 56 Md., states that she is having a October 8, from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. iford will make her official vlalt to New Canaan, who suffered a frac­ It means everything, but above all are looking for easy money, easy ing is part of the curriculum nee4 Committee Program. M. Hojskins of Greenwich Is Strickland, 2; embroidery, Pauline to receive the names of those to morrow’s story discusses plans merits by the Canadian Pension serve only two wqeks in camp, and 6:45—Loweli Thomaa. 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy cents on* half bushel eggplant, visiting his daughters. Mrs. Hor­ Zawisxa, 1. Wanda Mikulski, 2; pleasant time. I Hope Chapter No. 60, O. E. 8. to have one diM-tor ff the chapter. Boston Post Road last Wednesday, most of yourself you are capable else’s expense If we can work our­ Meanwhile, they are out of work, the end of the academic year 7:15—Hlatory In the Headlinea— Wraight. bird house, Harold Strickland, Other unmarried men and child* Andre Schenker. Husband" bers. $1,25 a bushel; 8 1-2 bushels A meeting of the church coun­ Margaret and Robert Jonea; cab- ert Hall and Henry Williams and be in ses.sion in the Town Clerk's 1 Worthy Grand Patron Cbai._^ died at Stamford hospital. of without being told what yon are selves. and all the rest of what has and newspapers are demanding office Saturday, October 12, from # Washington. Oct. I i/Pi -Fifty Hartford — Highway Commis­ less widowers called up for com* * 7:80—Muaico. 8:00—Court of Missing Heirs of melons. $1.09 a bushel; three cil will be held Thursday evening bage.s, Sidney Jones, Victor Carli; son Harlan of East Hartford, were H. Leonard of Hope Chapter will thousand men who might escape to do or how to do it. been replacing what the French­ 3{/eedy action to fit them back into 8:30—First Nighter bushels of lima beans, $1.65 a 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. and Saturday, accompany her. together with the sioner William J . Cox announced Many years ago I brought a man I started with found here. I civilian occupations. pulsory trftning will go to camp 6:00—Johnny PreaenU. at the Hill conference room. potatoes, Pauline Zawlsza, Sidney Sunday guests at the home of Mr. the draft because of physical dls-. in groups of about 30,000, begtal* 6:80—^Muaical Treaaure Chest 8:55—Elmer Davis—News bushel Next Sunday there will be a Jones; tomatoes, Sidney _ Jones;_____ and Mrs. L. Ernest Hall. October 19, from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. other associate grand officers. that Raymond T. Healy of Port­ young Frenchman to America and I am not speaking of the necessarily Aa an editorial in the Ottawa rx » o 9:00—We, The People for the correction and revision of Supper will be served at 6:30 ability may be called to the colors land had been appointed engineer after a few days asked him what ' unemployed at the moment or of 9:00—Battle of the Sexea. Allicrt Boycell of the Long Is­ rally day program in both Sunday I beans, Robert Jones, David Carli: A large delegation from Tolland during the next six months for Evening Citizen oiiaerved. it is in- j ” 6:80—Fibber McGee and Molly. 9:30—Prof. Quiz land Cauliflower Market was a schools. beets. Benny Jones, Jr.; onions. Federated church attended the an­ the voting Hat. o’clock at the social rooms of St. of material and placed In charge impressed h I m politics, but of rund.-imental moral­ tolerable that Canadians returning I In the course of a year 10 . 10:00—Glenn Miller's Orchestra visitor at the Manchester market Next Sunday morning the Con­ John’s Episcopal church. The Octo­ special training. of the State Highway Depart­ most. He said at ity. fiom service o* erseas should have I groups are scheduled to 10:00—Bob Hope. Dr. Horace B. Sloat preached j Paul Zawlsza; corn. Sidney Jones- nual meeting of the Tolland Coun­ They will form the rehabtlltahon 10:80—Uncle Walter's Dog Hou-se. 10:15—Columbia Concert Orches­ yesterday. He was interested in Sunday from the subject "Give i Swl.ss chard, Margaret Jones; car- ty Council of Religious Education gregational church will join in the ber social committee is in charge ment's laboratory al Portland. once, "The way •no more to greet them than a | through the camps, or a total « f tra seeing under what conditions the fellowship of a World Wide Com­ of Mro. Violet Hewitt, chairman, corps an Army not entirely fit for everyone of every Democracy is the only form of bare subsl.stem e or. relief.'' about 300,000. For the first ysa^ 11:00—Newa and Weather. God a Chance.” Scripture reading rot.s, Dolores Strickland, David meeting held at the Rockville military duty but with remediable 11:15—Polish Orcheatra. 10:45— Music Patterned For Danc­ local market waa conducted. In was Malachi, chapter three. j Carll; peppers, Edward Tarase- Methodist church Sunday after­ munion. 'The service will be held at Mrs.. Doris Schweitzer, Mrs. Grace sort looks you life humanity has found in which Government agencies already 1 at least, men between the ages d* ing Long Island there are two mar­ Tho lower part of the common | vich, Frances l^wisza; summer 10:45 a. m. -Every member of the Green, Mrs. Alice Backofen, Mrs. ileferts which, after a few months straight in the It can have freedom of speech, have taken up the task of finding ; 21 and 24 are expected to furnUb 11:45—Gray Gordon's Orchestra. noon and evening. William E. of treatment, will put them in 11:00—Esso Reporter kets. one opens at 10 a. m. and which was not Improved and re-1 squash, Harold Strickland, Sidney church is asked to be present at Rose Bliss, Mre. Harriett (Carroll, Army, Marines eye." Another in­ thought, religion, and the right to employment tnr the returning vet- ail the training-recruits requlnd; 18:00—The Party Line. Anderson of Tolland was a mem­ shape for full military duty. Tomorrow’s Program 11:05— Sportif Roundup the other at 1 o'clock in the after­ dressed, was mowed with a mow-. Jones; pumpkins, Edward Tarase- ber of the discussion group. His this service. Mrs. Emily Liebe, Mrs. Amy Prleh. cident. f had an be one’s self. If t.'iat goes, ail I elans, and the Cajiaiiiiin I.egion in case of necessity nearly 1,000,- 11:10—Newa of the War noon. Only first grade cauliflow­ ing machine Monday. vich. The judgoa were Mrs. Walter subject was "Building Christian Nathan Edwards, ch.-iirman of ard, Mr.s. Lillian Sharp, Mrs. Men with only slight physical Alsatian who de­ care (or in life gies and other org-nlzalions are co- : CH)0 single men in the 21-45 ags As M. fleferts, such as foot troubles, 6t30—Gene and Glenn. 11:30—Columbia Masterworks er is Hold in the Long Island mar- Mr and Mrs Jerome Won- yv'right, Mrs- Ruby Gibson, Mrs. Character.” Rev. Valentine S. the bowling committee of the El­ Delores Rich, Paul Lehman. Pay Is Jumped livered goods to The trouble is not with democra­ operating. ' group would be available. 7:00—Morning Watch. 12:00—News "ket, he said, the second grade drasck of New \ork are ^ e s ts of , white. Mra. Philip Motz AUson, pastor of the Tolland lington Church Men 3 Club, has an­ The bu.sinesa session will start at minor eye troubles, dlsea.ses due to my apartment in cy, as I see It, but with the deteri­ poor nourishment, tonsilitis, skin New York. He; 8:00—News, Weather. A.M. cauliflower being set aside. This his parents, Mr. Md Mrs. An-1 auctioned off articles to be sold. church was one of the committee nounced the opening of the tall eight o'clock in Masonic Hall with oration of our own characters. 8:15—Playhouse. ' 12:05—Dance Orchestra is bought by pickle factories. He thony Wondrasek. Their son Je r­ and about $8 was netted. This of the Council. Worthy Matron Mrs. Alice K. infections, hookworm, and infec­ was well edu­ What we need to m.ake us an effi­ 12:30—Ray Herbeck's Orchestra ome, who makes his home with tournament oo Monday, October 7. tions of the digestive tract which Enlisted Men BegiiT to cated and used to 8:8b^Radlo Bazaar. expressed surprise at the few who school also will buy a radio. The all-day sewing meeting of The first fall meeting of Tolland Heintz presiding. AH past matrons cient and powerful nation is not a Tomorrow's Program were liringing their produce to the his grandparents and was gradu­ and the present officers will make can be easily treated will be put Draw Highest Kate sH and talk with change in our form of govem- 8:55—WTIC'a Program Parade. AM. ated from Windham high school Hebron Briefs the Union Missionary Society will County Minister's a.ssoclation was me. and he said 9:00—News Reporters. local market as the prices brought be held at the church social rooms , up the reception committee. Mrs. into this corps, under present j ment, but a change in our own 7:00—Music Off The Record— in June, has entered the Univer­ The Rev. H. R. Keen took for held Monday with Rev. Theodore Emily H. Metcalf will be in charge Since World War. once, 'This Is 9:15—Food Newa. here Acre slightly better than in Thursday, when ail ladies are in­ .S. Darrab, pastor of the Eilingtun plans, for acclimatization and re­ ' hearts and desires. YOU CAN AFFORD Ray Barrett • sity of Connecticut at Storrs. his text Sunday. 11 a.m., St. Pe­ of the music a.ssi.sted by the choir pair before going into . regular Col. F. C. Harrington America In Oer- __ Professor Elasteln 9:80—Hata and Heads. the Long Island market. vited to be present to sew for Congregational church. ^ I am not preaching a sermon, but 7:15—Esso Reporter Branches of sumac with wine ter’s Episcopal Church the words and Worthy Patron Charles E. training camps. No men with WHShlngton, Oct. I —(A’l Army many I would A4m m 9:45—Gene and Glenn. 7:20—Music Off The R ecord - red velvety spikes and a variety from Genesis, Chapter 5, verse British Relief. Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. W elland his aides In Washington as recent­ leave a parcel at the servants' talking only as an American pro­ I do as the representative of my 10:00—Thla Small Town. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Leon­ Heintz will have charge of the tuberculosis, venereal disease,* nr and Marine Corps enlisted men to- ly aa last Friday. Complications fessional man who loves America country • • *. continued of zlnniaa were the decorations 27: "And all the days of Methu­ son, Donald, of Enfield, N. H., have printing. similar nllnients will be Included In entrance and never be able to sit 10:15—By Kathleen Norrla. 7:55—Esso Reporter at the Willington Hill church Sun­ selah were nine hundred six and ard have returned from several been spending a few days at the ilay began drawing the highest developed, however, and his condi­ in a room like thla and talk, man and wants to keep shve the Amer­ "In our concept he was created 10:80—Ellen Randolph. weeks' absence on a trip to Cali­ Card Party Tonight the group. ican Dream which has been the 8:35—Shoppers Special — Con­ Bolton day. nine years; and he died.” Mr. Keen home of their son-in-law and The East School Teachers’ rlub pay since the World war. thanks tion liecame critical Sunday. to man, to a person like you.” equal with all men. ’ said Forman 10s45—The Guiding Light. Flowers are mostly all spoiled fornia. To Get Balanced lllct Harrington, whose illness first finest mankind has yet dreamed. , of the German-born rcientlst in re- tinued drew from thla unusual text the daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Carl A. will hold a Military whist party to the decision of Congress to rqlse 11:00—^The Man I Married. Mrs. Clyde Marshall from the frost except on Willing- thought that practically all that In such camps, similar to those developed in mid-July, came to I believe in this 'x’sy of life, in I am not speaking of candidates ' mark.s prepared for Induction of 9:00—Press News Goehring of Main street. this evening at the East School organized iliirlng the Inst World a new citiz-en soldiery. 11:15—Against The Storm. 9:15—Tune Time Phone J857 ton Hill where they still bloom, is knowm of Methuselah is hla Miss Rhea Koester of Main New Ijondon Aug. 20 to visit at what America does for people, and .or leaders of other sorts I am 100-odd new citizens Including the auditorium starting at eight war, men will Up given a well- With the increased rates effcc- 11:80—The Rood of Life. 9:30—Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra though the wind blows most of length of days. He said that while street was the guest of relatives the summer home of his brother- in our democracy. We have built thinking of Just every one of us refugee who is now fixing In near- 11:45—David Harum. o'clock. There will be prizes and bnlani'sd diet, .setllng-iii exercises, llvi* f)rt. !. it may be possible for in private life and as I have watch­ , i;y Princeton. 10:00—By Kathleen Norrla Alexander Bunce will act as the time. ; long life is desirable the effort Marlborough in Broad Brook, Sunday. refreshments will be served at the In-la-A , former Cong. William Ray- a sort of society in which all can 13:00—Your Treat. 10:15—Myrt and Marge captain for Bolton in the annual World Communion^^ Sunday will | should be to make one's life broad, thorough medicsl treatment, class .vie*.live service trainees to earn bum of Philadelphia. He entered make the most of themselves in ed democracy and America here, ' "You will obserxe ’’ .Judge For­ Mrs. Howard Lord Mrs. Breda Laws and daughter conclusion of the playing. Both room training on military subjects, as high as $66 a month as privates, P. M. 10:30—Hilltop House Farm Bureau membership drive bc observed October “ 6. deep and full rather than merely Florence, of Philadelphia, Pa., and the hospital two weeks ago. the way they want and are able and been in many other countries, man said, that Einstein "is ad­ 12:15—Luncbeonairs. Miss Adella Munger returned SS4-2, East Hampton pupiLs and teachers have tickets and part-time drill in s toughening even more if they become ser- I I more and more Itelieve that the 10:45—Stepmother which will start on October 14th to extend one's days to a great Mrs. Edward Parvin of Broad for sale, and the proceeds will go Children n( Bedside to. mitted to citizenship here in the 12:80—Weather Report. 11:00—Short Short Story and continue until Oct. 28th. As­ to her home in Bakersville Sun­ length. He spoke of Jesus Christ program ' geants. His two children. William Har­ Our democracy to me Is our ; fate of democrncy in the world and same democratic method as are all ' 13:85—Day Dreams. day after spending several weeks Brook were vlaitors at the home to the Teachers Club Fund which Officials of the Army and Navy However, all rookies will start of a life for fr**e men lies with no , others, but the simplicity of these THIS LO m T 11:15—Martha Webster sisting Mr. Bunce will be; Anna as an example of what life at its The next meeting of Marlborough of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave F. Berr is used for many worthy purposes. rington, a student at Yale, and most precious possession It and 12:45—Bingin' Sam. 11:30—Big Sister with Miss Genevieve Gardner. hihgest ideal is capable of He an- Medical Departments said that It I al $21 a month. TTie pay rises to Miss Eleanor Harrington, were at not national wealth or foreign I lesdcr. no conqueror, but )iist with ceremonies is characteristic only 1 :00—News,' Weather. Skinner. Mary Tedford, Fred John­ Grange No. 205, will be Thursday of M’aln street, Sunday, Church Artivltirs 24 PIECE SET 11:45—Aunt Jenny's Stories son, Paul Maneggia, Richard Mr. and Mrs. Wilmar Duhansky i nounced that next Sunday there Is not planned at present to adopt $30 after four months, except for his bedside last night. They are his trade is America. It can be taken you and me and al' the rest of us of that which Is America. 1:15—The Uttle Show. night at 8 o'clock and will be an Sample ballots for the annual There will be a meeting of the ordinarj- Americans, and how well FO! OMIT 12:00—Kate Smith, Ted Collln.s, Morra, Oscar Anderson and have named their daughter ; pg g service of holy com- open meeting to which the public the .program proisised hy the late men who are adjudged lo be In- only 'mniediate survivors, his wife from us in two ways by a disci­ Fon-ed To $'Iee .Natixe lauid 1:80—Marjorie Mills town election to be held Monday. Rockville Methodist church school Dr. Hans Zinsser of .New York, I we can discipline ouraelven in our "It doea not detract from our Nows George Rose. Dianne, ' . ' munlon at 11 a.m,, and the early is invited. board this evening at 7:30 o’clock , efficient or otherwise unfit. the former Eleanor Closier Ray­ pline imposed on us by some man 2:00—How To Enter a Contest M r .^ d Mrs^ Henry Douda ag^vice will be omitted, October 7, have been received and of bringing men gradually from I Fquals World War Wage or group, the Nazi and Fascist way, lives and what kind of people we privilege of providing a homeland i $67.00 P.M. The Ladies Aid Society of the Some of the farmers about town may be obtained at the Town in the .Men'.** Corner room. The burn, having dleNotre Dame football team, and to The 1940 Stafford Fair, a revival the expenses connected with the Miss Shirley Gross and Mrs. ' tes.ses for the afternoon. quarantine period under more strict the ha.se rate to $17.8.5. army after the war, holding vari­ ed to the generations yet to come. ; HENRY K O H N movie of his career which is morning. She was bom in Wil- ^ and Tuesday. The last owner of Cordner. of Manchester, were Sun­ Class Fleets Officers medical supervision than those in ous War Department posts and at What It Does', was delivered in brings the sun each morning to a of the old type country fair with supper. Friday evening, October lington, a daughter of John and ' the house was Miss Louise Week.s Gross's brother. Adolph Ro.senthal world asleep. even though it m»ans the sacrifice 'J iv in g its premier there. modern embelll.shment.s will open 4th is the date .set for tlie card day guest.s at Mr. and Mrs. have left on an automobile trip ' The Junior class of the Hockvllle regular camps. Men who are in n one time was a.sslstant engineer [ Horace Bushnell Memorial hall j of our fortunes snd our fives, as ' For one thing Kate Smith is parties. Ruth W. Morse. She leaves sever- in.stcad of Miss Belle Hayward, Stephen Youngerman. I High school ha.s elected the follow- general run-down condition' but Once, I remember, after an un­ I it did those of the founders ’ £r SONS, Inc. Thun day and continue day and al nephews. Funeral services were who died a few years ago, aged through the south. They expect to in charge of maintenance at the ! Sunday afternoon by I.oul.se Knight spending the entire week there, night until Saturday. It has been Bolton will be host to the Demo­ Mrs Ethel Berry, of East Den­ visit New Orleans and other places I Ing officers: Preslilent. Roland La- otherwise phy.ucally sound might, ^ I’anania Canal. He also .served usually difficult day. I strsvi at my held this afternoon at the grave 92. The auction was, conducted by nis, Mass., arrived today to visit without preliminary training, read­ Negroes Land Wheatley Cook C. S B.. of Kansas JexvHers doing both her noonday broadcasts five years since there has been a cratic state ticket at a meeting to i of Interest. jMolhe: vice president. Barbara j as district Army engineer at Bal- City, .Missouri. Mrs Cook .said in window looking out at the stars ITie word ''unique’’ cannot ; in the Gurleyvllle cemetery. : Nathan Llverant. Mr. and Mrs. Henry I. Barnes for ily succumb to lnfe< tlons. millions and millions of them: and Candlelighf and her Friday night variety hour fair al the Fair grounds on West be held Wednesday evening at I Mr. and Mrp. F5tch of Daniel­ Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Baker of Ertel: treasurer, Raymond Whelan: j tiniore. part: properly be u sd in connection , R90 M.MN STREET. H.^RTFORD on CBS from there. Also on I Mrs. Edward Carter of River- a few days. Lorraine Wroblew.skl. Government and private labora­ beyond those, millions and millions with the words “more" or "most,’’ ■ street and StalTorcl residents with eight o’clock in the Community son have rented Edward De Wolf’s ' head. L. I., has been the guest of Crystal Lake were recent guests New Houses Hla a)>pointment as head of the "In order to conquer fear. Igno- Thursday evening the Vox of CBS thousands of other fair fans in this Hall at Bolton Center The meet- ! Mrs Josephine Skllton has re­ October .Meetings tories have already started in on a WPA was attended by long con- more, discerrjible only by telescopic since it means the only one of its | house at West Willington. her relative, Mrs. C. W. Jones, and of Mrs. Baker's brother, Theodore va.st program of preparing serums . ranee, or sin, it is essential to get will be present to question visiting section are eagerly waiting for ing is held under the auspices of ’ turned home from New York City Trowbridge of New Haven. Miss Helen Roberts, Home j troversy during which the agency a clear understandinp of our Fath- vision: and beyond those. kind. oelebrities. her mother, Mrs. Louise Blume where she met her cousins, Mr. .md vaccines for the protection of the opening day. the Tolland County Democratic I for a few days and over the week demonstration agent of the Tolland ■ was both praised and comlemned. er-Mother God ns the one creator ‘ncpdib e, humanly Incompre- For ano*' ,r the MBS chain on and Mrs. Edward Platt, of Deca- County Farm Bureau has announc­ soliliers and medlcai men will have 2 9 8 Biiltiiiiore KaiiiilipH hensible thing called 'stellar The fair program includes har­ As.soclation of which Lewis Phelps I end. Mrs. Blume has been at home many weaiioiis fr i their war Harrington, a.s.sertlng he had of all that really is. Christian Thursd- night la transferring its ness racing, vaudeville acts, fruits of Andover Is president. Mrs. Leola tln. III., who are stopping at the ed the following meetings to be : never voleil in his life an- heart of heart,* Selective Service Talk: 10:30 Pre­ Rev. Mr. Wain spoke interesting­ have had an office for some ,. compounds which are all but Washington. Oct. 1 -(45 - The and comfort, to smooth the friction will meet Tuesday evening at the j teaches the child somewhat but quite a percentage of the voters Mr. and Mrs, Carl Tonner and tima^ I ^^1,Iraciilous in their cure of pneii- A look inside of those red brick, "Dear Father. I am so tired of m* view of»School «f-tUe Air. home of Miss Carroll Van Arsdale ly during the service on his work in the Exchange block in the cen strictly modern 3 1-2, 4 1-2 and rural free delivery service marked of human conflict with the 'Peace, UIHnT IIES RHERD? has not the value of endeavor by have neglected to fill in this apace, son, Robert, and Miss Victoria mla, some forma of meningitis, off 44 years of progress today. way, so tired and weary trying to WJZ-NBC—7 Easy Aces 8:30 on Ripley Hill. each child honestly earned. not noticing it, or, forgetting en­ Toth, of Astoria, L. I., spent the among the natives of Africa, and of the city. 5 1-2 room units spread over a be still’ of its owr allness. And make it work. And it never does. Who o<*uld have (or««een. a year ago, what has ha|ipened m these past twelvw Information Please; 9 Musical Three Contagious told of a trip through the Jungle. group of diseases commonly six-block area would explain that The first R.F.D. routes went into God is Spirit, inspiring, uplifting, The following delegates w ere, Prizes taxen follow: Roosters tirely that the question was to be week-end with Mr. and Mrs. The property was purchi—. ailed bloCHi poisoning, gonorrhea, Show me the better way. dear Months? Who ran tell what may happen In the next year, or two,

power auffieient to control the A t­ Dtkar the American Indian and Grange Marks in rlrfs trr lantic. the Japanese sprang from the Street Lighting Fund Virtual Shutdown Planned South Church But if we think of this w ar as same racial s to c k -^ m e hundreds lifralb a deadly menace to our owm coun­ of thousands of years ago per­ Booster Night This Week for Congress Rally Sunday try there is aomethlng better to haps. . Both are Mongolian. But IHkiU tilt TUk; Boosted By Selectmen By Town’s Seiectl PRIMTINO CO, do than to allow the Japs to keep some time between now and then W ashli^ton, Oct. finish its work this week-end and the taro races took diverging Local Group Observcfl , ^!tlaiich*ittr. Conn. our fleet a prisoner In the Pacific. gressionsl leadsrs, undaunted by Promotion Day Is ^ •djoum until January, but it was ssrvs 'sritboMt pay. Board i hJhlOMAS PXROOSON That aomethlnt is to hit first. paths, and the rock or tree or Neceflflary to Extend the Dog Limps to Hospital Event With a Special repeated disappointments, began Giarles believed that as a compromiss he served; List of Pupils! ^ ^ ship carries no rsmunerat To send our Pacific fleet to Far blade of grass or whatever It was ^ The big CTark home was quiet, To Get Broken Leg Set| planning anew today for a virtual* would suggest a recess bs Uken aad lacldeaU of the aerial are en- gUmnae of the dining Service in Several See-1 Program at Temple. ly complete shutdown of ths legis­ Ronald AU men, of whatsvsr Blast waters and put the Japanese that took them so far a p » t as untu Nov. II. Receiving* CerUficates. i dolm an. between the agea of 21 ko4 KOory Eoanlns Bieoyt I room aa the butler ushered her to Houston, Tex.. Oct. l . — C/P)— ; lative mill this week-end. M and Holldaya. Entorod at they now are after the lapse of tion^ Extra $2,000 When the excess profits tax and Ferguson Recom* must register October navy where it will no longer be a -J A A A.. wi. I the library wbtere ahe and Mr. Lady, a little Spitz dog, suffer- j Manchester Orange, No. 31. P. of Two major Itenw remain on the, , ______- •t Offleo at Manehtator, defense appropriations bills are Rally Sunday and Promotion the National Defense A c t ' iaa aoeond Clata Mall Mattar. menace— on the bottom of the acA countieiu centuries must have I woGld work, candle light Will Be Needed. ad a broken leg when bit by a n' H., observed Booster Night with a agenda. Both branches must act on out of the "way,"the "main 1egls7a- mendcfl for Positions. j Day was observed Sunday in the Of the draft Jboard been essentially psychological in ®***.t?**^^i ®'^*’****” ^ * ^ flickered on the big table throw- auto. speclsl program at the Masonic p jR m C R IP T IO N RATER ” Then without the waste of a day ths SenaU-House compromiss on i tlve program will have been com- nominated here, Ck>|. Chenc »hadowa on thi cry*U l and She limped straight to a hos­ Temple last night which was en­ ths coropHcatsd excess profits tax ^ pleted. South Methodist church. Among Ifaar b* Mall ...... t«.d« or an hour, head our owm ships its nature. Because it requires He Is fleep la debt. Vera hoe tai;- Mestlng last night, ths Board A three-man Manchester draft Manchester representative china and linen, and a maid in pital made her way down the joyed by a large number of Orange those taking part in the service ^ o n th by Mall ...... I M geeted he sell hla own property of Sslectmsn after contldsrabl^ legislation. And the Senate has I Leaders, therefore, were st- board conslsUng of Col. Wllilam General Assembly and long , . Copy ...... I straight for the Panama Canal only the most casual glance at black ■ with a white, starched loiq; halls to the emergency members and guests. for the airport altc. If be doee, It yet to take up the $1,469,993,636 tempting to work out a plan were Charles Knofla, Clifton Cof­ C. CTieney, Charles W . Holman in town affairs; Holman haa. oarod Ona Taar ...... K.dO Japanese history to bring one to apron and tiny cap, such as one discussion, voted to Jack up the : room and whined in pain until Mrs. Laura Loomis read a paper and bring them into the Atlantic. will defeat the governor, on old defense appropriations bill which which would permit members to fin. Hugh French, Nancy Jane and Ronald H. Ferguson was nam- chalrman of the Zoning Ooii she saw in the movies, was fixing S. public street lighting appropriation ' she attracted an interne. entitled "W hat the Orange Means". . MEMBER or It wrould eliminate the "two-ocean the inevitable conclusion that friend of Rosa Clark, Sr. Joe tells carries funds for the conscription | go home to campaign for re-elec- Anderson and Richard T urkln g-' by the Board of Selectmen yes­ Sion,, and Ferguson is St*M M AMOCIATED PRE8S flowers. And in the library, old I Lady's leg was set In a plas An Ulustrsted talk on "Soil Con- • ^ what lies at the base n f the Japs’ Sue Mary he saw Nick In a picket $2,000 to permit extension of serv­ - 1 program and a greatly expanded j tion and at the same-time keep ton. Miss A ds L. Robinson presid­ terday to handle the local military editor of The Herald. Aaaoclatad Praaa la axeluaWa- war. Ross Clark munched a sandwich ter cast. aervstlon’’ was given b y John feoBtltltd to tha naa or rapubilea- ice on several sections of highway ; i standing Army. “•*the ----- recall” of "Congress to duty in ed the organ. Dr. Earl E. Story, registration October 16. In making Full TInie Bei'vlea. Such a course would probably truculence and belligerent self as­ Une at the plant. I and sipped a glass of milk. - Brennan and John Kaiser of Rock­ n of all nawa dlapatehat eradllad where such facilities long h av e' The tax bill was expected to the hands of the House and Sen­ pastor of the church, presented the announcement. Chairman It was noted today that sertion is the inferiority complex “Indigestion,” he said, gruffly, ville. 'Saxophone and clarinet solos blbles to the class Flit or not otharwiaa eraditad In cut long years off the duration of Sue Mary la Watched been inadequate. On the new Bol­ clear the House some time today ate. graduating | David (Chambers of the Board of draft board members wlU be ] . papor and alao tha Inpal nawa : { and Sue Mary wondered Just bow were played by Ward Krause, who from the bllaliad haraln. — j the Job of insuring our own safety — whli h almost Invariably m ^ l- ' C H A P T E R XX ton road. Center street from Olcott was accompanied on the piano by and then get Senate approval to- Would Give President Power Primary department. I Selectmen stated that the action Ucslly full time service i much enjoyment he got from his street to Middle turnpike west, and The following pupils received was taken in accordance with a re­ "'All rlchta of rapubllcaiion at for all time and of ridding the fests itself in a compensatory Sue Mary feU they were watch­ Miss Dorothy Dowd. An acro­ -morrow or Thursday. A Senate An outright adjournment would possibly as long Ss six aelal dlanatehaa haraln ara alao fortune, when worry and respon­ thence to the East Hartford town Anti-Sabotage give the president absolute power certificates and were promoted to quest of Governor Raymond E. swagger to bolster the slender ing her. She felt that Vera watch­ batic dance by Diana Nichols, pupil Appropriations Subcommittee al­ The smallest part of their gaaantad. world of the Hltler-Mussollnl men­ sibility could make him tiim into line, and several cf the more re­ to decide whether congress should higher departments of the Church Baldwin that recommendations be ed her at the'' office, and that of Faith Splllsne McCsrtin, was ready ia working on the defense school; will be connected with the ’P all aanrtea ellant of N. E A. | ace. Any such proposal would faith of its victim in hla own qual­ such a haggard, gray old man. cently developed streeta it is bill, with the aim of having it meet again between the date of forwarded to his office. R is ex­ registration. A fter that, tti# ' Natalie watched her every mo­ Bills Expected well received, also sr. adagio dance Beginners Dept, to Primary: arrlea Int i ities. Whereas the American In­ 'They worked steadily, accom­ piiplanned to place'lights. adjdumment and the convening of pected that the local nominations Mi I ■ ... I — 1undoubtedly horrify every isola­ ment at the apartment. by Diane and Mary Ellen McNally, ready for the floor in a day or Barbara Jackie, Dorothy Kelley, must be almost contlnuaUy ta plishing much, until finally The tentative amount originally the new Congress on Jan. 3. He will be confirmed shortly. In addi­ Ppbllahara Rapraaantatlraa, Tha \ tionist and pacifist in the country dian IS one of the few racial indi­ While she was patting on another pupil of Mrs. McCsrtin. two. Gordon MacDonald, Janice Mc­ Sion In the work of classifying i *■ Jnllna Mathawa Bpaclal Apaney— pushed the papers sway and sai t aside in the budget for street alone has authority to call a spe­ tion to the three board members, a viduals who has never appeared to cleaning cream before the mirror A vocal duet by Minnie Strom and Objective N ow Recess Lean, Shirley ^hreck, Gladys selecting those to- be c ^ lM f.pRow y ’nrk, Chicapo, DatrOlt ' and ! almoet Into a fainting fit. But back in his chair. — Ights was $.35,000. the new raised Ix‘gislation to Come in cial session. large staff of clerical workers will army duty. The Job is going t o ] I^Jtoaton I she looked up to see Natalie re­ Elsther Anderson was followed by Because of the antl-adjoum- Skinner, Gordon Small, Cynthia nothing could be surer, any longer, suspect that there was the slight­ "W e ’ve done a good day’i figure amounting to $37,00. As To keep the decision in congres­ have to be established, an well as flected there, her eyea staring at For Lot of Attention a baritone solo by David Hutchin­ raent eentiroent in a deluge of let­ Agnew. Sally Ann Chudoba, Di­ one on which almost unli . MIUIBER AUDIT BCREAD OF I est need to "show the world" that work,” he said. "Yo.U’re no quit­ the total budget now stands It sional hands, two plans were be­ numbers of Interviewers, The board time must be donated »>y than that we must surrender or Sue Mary’s face. Somehow she ter." son. A t ths close of the program ters to congressmen, it was ex­ ane Emerson, Roger Hail, Beverly CIRCm,ATION.S, I amounts to $1160,010. This will In Next Assembly. ing, discussed: will make arrangements for these, members untU the conscrlpttoi" fight. We shall not surrender— he was "as good as anybody else." managed to smile. She didn’t know how to answer. be presented at the annual town refreshments were served and s plained, all hopes of winding up the Jamison, Galnore Luurtsema, Ja­ ' Tha Harald Printinc Company. | social period enjoyed (1) A recess from Oct. 5 to all of whom, it Is understood, will completed. The American Indian has al- "I can’t seem to keep powder As long as he was Impersonal, aa meeting Monday, Oct. 7. This ses­ present session have been discard­ net Bradley, Beverly Dickson, : tno.. aaaomaa no financial raaponal- ; and if we must fight, in the name Manchester Grange will hold Us Nov. 18, or such shorter period aa on," she said polntlcssly. "This her boss, she could meet him, but sion, of which the town election is Hartford, Oct. 1 (;Pi Anti­ ed. Instead, the objective has be­ Harvey Barrett, Dorothy Chad­ 'blllty for typofraphlcal arrora ap* of all that is sane let it be the way.i possessed a genuine dignity regular meeting tomorrow evening could be agreed on. irlng In advartlaamanta In tha heat's terrible." But she felt rath­ when he became Just a weary, a part, will be held Immediately sabotage legislation, it appeared come a recess until after the Nov. wick, Nancy Schiebel, Nancy and H respect for his own word In the Masonic Temple, and will (2 1 Three day recesses over the Knehaatar Eraninc Harald. United States, not the Internation­ er than saw the watchfulness In sick, old man, grateful to her for after the closing of the polls. 5 election. Ellen Smith, James Glenney, Rus­ today, will come in for a lot of at­ have a neighbors' night program, same period with an understand­ sell Davis, Douglas Gifford, Lois al gangsters, that selects the man­ that were a part of himself. He Natalie's answering smile. her help, she couldn't find words. Storm Water Sewers Senator Barkley, of Kentucky, tention after the General Assem­ with visitors from Bolton Vernon ing between Democrats and Re­ Smith, Marilyn Keith, Thelma Tuesday, October 1 told no lies. He took no advan­ And Joe. too, was watching her. "You know my son ?" he de­ Efforts to mark in budgetary the Democratic leader, arranged ner and the time of the conflict. bly convenes next January. and Andover Oranges providing the publicans that no business would Pierce and Jacqueline Nash. tage of his fellow man. He ex­ Tomorrow her week of grace manded. sums for additional storm water to confer with House chiefs on the would be up and still she hsd not sewers, and sidewalk repairs be­ James B. Lowell, executive sec­ program as the feature of the lec­ be transacted at the twice-a-week From Primary Department to 'T ve seen him in the office." turer's hour. subject during the day. Barkley Junior Department: Their Time or Ours pected to receive the same treat­ moved from the apartment, still yond those already prorided were retary to Governor Baldwin, said meetings without notice from the Coming Age of Skills "Not often," he said. "Not has contended that Congress could leadership to the members ment that he gave. When that she had not broken with the Y P turned down as the Board decided yesterday he bad been Instructed Robert Burr, Arthur Chadwick, : Our two-ocean navy may have often. He doesn't like work. Not Courtney Tucker, George Donnel­ • One of the vainest of things is expectation was betrayed he could group. our kind anyway. The new gen- to hold down any further expense. by the chief executive to ask the jfeden a wonderful conception. Legislative Council to consider the ly, Robert Haugh, Marshell Hodge, to make any attempt to speculate be angry and cruel. But he pos­ She new that he would wait eratlom We've slipped up some­ It la estimated that the proposed Probably It will one day prove to appropriations car. be raise(J with anti-sabotage problem and other Labor Reveals liquor licenses for each town ac­ Frank Keeney, Charles Knofla. ' on the kind of a world this will be for her to call him and say she how with them. They lack what it Rollin Miller, Oliver Nash, Clem- ! sessed honor and a true sense of the continuance of a 25 mill tax. phases of national defense and to cording to populstioD. . bam been so. If it could have had broken her word. Joe’s word takes. They want life the easy 12 Fire Calls ent Pontillo, Ernest McNally, June i when, as it sometime must, it manhood. - 1- As the meeting opened several draft any bills considered neces­ Amending the safety and rigging rV lM en built In a year perhaps it was good. If he promised her to way." sary. Law Program law so as to protect workmen on I Hall, Sylvia Keith, Jeannette Mc- shall have recovered from the Today the American Indian as a do something he would do it. and He lighted a cigar and seemed residents of Finley street appeared, inl(ht have settled this whole The council will have as a guide building construction work. I Keown, Joan Neron, Patricia Orr, I madness which now posses.sea it; he expected Sue Mary to do like­ to forget her presence. Then he asking that the dcainage situation distinct ethnic group is almost for­ a memorandum prepared by At­ An engineers’ license law so that DuriiiailVIonth I Beth Ann Robb. Joellen Smith, I world-wide disturbance quickly wise. said, "W hat about that Vera Oli­ on that street be immediately cor­ what kind of a world, morally, cul­ gotten, while the Japanese is torney General Francis A. Pallotti engineers on cbnstructlon work Helen McGugan, Beverly Peter- ; and have put an end to the pre- She tried not to think of what ver- the dark-haired one? He rected as the flow of storm water To Seek Election of turally, economically even more Hating present Connecticut sta­ would have to pass an examination son, Leona Hawkes. Dolly Gla- struggling for recognition as he would believe. All her prom­ seA her, doesn't he?" now la contaiT,mating local water mann, Virginia Green, Barbara |- tanalona of the totalltarians for­ tutes and based on the request that would qualify them in the Mostly Still Alarms and I than politically. It la like trying something he very well knows he ises of love, all her plans for supply and washing agricultural Judges and Public Util­ I Haugh, Margaret Piercy, Janls ■ ever and a day. But since it can­ Sue Mary caught her breath. land. made at a recent Washington con­ performance of their duties so as to peer through a solid atone wall their future — what would he I Rogers, Patricia Smith, Beverly | is not ' a world leader. She felt a hidden strength, an One complainant said that it la . ference regarding law enforcement ities Commissioners. to protect workmen and the pub­ Damage Caused Was ARDigROnC not be built in a year, nor two nor think, what could he think, when Swallow, Thelma Dowling, Ken-1 into utter darkness and see what Somehow we have a feeling that abrupt awareness In the old man. impoaaible for him to keep his land I problems of national defense. Each lic against undue risks, such as i three, the project may prove to he knew she had broken her "I —I believe ao” Small in the Town. neth Kerr, Robert Luurtsema, may be lying there. the American Indian 'S’ill some in usable condition, and all scored i "tate was .^en asked to review and Bridgeport. Oct \.— UP — The boiler explosions. Richard Myers, Herbert Steams, have been entered upon far too word? She had made no move to "You know so. Everyone doea I But if we assume that out of the present lack ol facilities for I improve its laws concerning sabo- Connecticut F*derqtlon of Labor Edward Timbrel, Donald Wiley, I day oe somewhere up close to the change the situation of which he He’s a fool. I thought when ths carrylng off surface water. tage, criminal conspiracy, control Fires in Manchester during the late to have the giant navy cut so thoroughly disapproved. announced today that during the Herbert Urweider, Robert Von | the present chaos will emerge a top among the peoples of the tormentors. But what Impre.ssed governor appointed him to that Surxev Is Ordered ! firearms and explosives, author- 1941 session of the General A s­ month of September totaled but any figure in the control of events ' So she didn't call him. It was Deck, William Von Deck and | civiliaatlon even slightly resem­ earth—when the Japs shall have the President far more was that airport committee he might set­ J , ' izatlon tor special police, protec- sembly It would seek changes In 12 calls for both departments. In Richard Howes. j Big Saving$ — ExtrR MilbRge In the most crucial period in his­ their night to have a date, but It was voted that the town en- gf property common to two Would Inspect bling the one which came to its faded like the Mayas; but without hi.s old friends had not one word tle down. He likes aviation. He the statutes whereby Judges and From Junior Department to In­ Man About Manhattan she didn’t try to find him. She gineer survey the locality and draw , o j the South Manchester Fire District This is the lire sale of the year! tory. to say about the havoc being vLs- can fly a plane. I thought when up,.n planso i.n . for the th. .nInstallation ...ii,ii„„ of pipe I states and registration of Bunds public utilities commissioners termediate Department; milestone when the Germans turn­ leavitig any such splendid monii- didn’t know what she could .say, and similar organizations. there were nine still and one bell Buy one Armstrong lire at reg­ A t the present tempo of this iled on London. Instead, they con­ ' By George Tmeker — ••• Rua.sell named him to that board would be elected by popular vote Clifton Coffin, Robert Phillips, ed loose the tempest of destruc­ to carry off the highway water. All Sidewalks alarm and the bell alarm was ments of a great ciilture behind cluded their letter'thus; "Mail what explanation she could offer he’d be serious. But I don’t know. No Spex'lflc Saliotage Laws instead of appointment, the direct Francis Sullivan, Wendell Gates, ular price and you get another w ar nothing seems less probable Tha problem ia made somewhat sounded when a tar spreading tank tion on Poland, one condition rea­ them. travels slowly and we have Just San Juan. P. R.— It doesn't take*>planter. in town for the day, will that wouldn’t Involve him, too, in I don’t know ” Pallotti said there were no primary system for all elective William Smith. Arthur Schofield, at 60% off. than it will still be going on five this nightmare through which she complex, it was stated, because of started burning as it drove along sonably likely to then exist will heard with great sorrow of the you very long to learn that life in gaze at a pretty girl crossing the I apectfle laws In Connecticut relat- oificers would be set up and "more Douglas Rand, Harold Hodge, the need for protecting the water­ HoH street, with no particular Here is your b ig opportunity years hence— and 1945 is the ear­ terrific storms which have swept this flty has all the variety and street and sigh, "Ave Marla, sure­ felt she was maving. And she It wa.s then that Mrs. Clark I Ing to sabotage although statutes equitable representation tn the j Selectmen Want AH De- William Mullen, Robert Olson. be, throughout all countries, the shed of the Manchester Water damage to the truck although It to save money on top quality Appeasing Speedsters over your southern states. We color of a Spanish shawl. Its sym­ ly St. Peter has opened the gates didn’t hear from him. came in the room. .She was a Legislature according to popula­ Andrew Rikcr, Marshall Davis, liest time that anyone has set for company which siinplles the north | *"* i tails Before Approv­ did cause a lot of smoke. The man need of such an era of physical sincerely hope that no damage has bols are rosaries, cock fights, lot­ of Heaven, for here the angela are Another week went by. The i slight woman, her hair turning end. The course of the drain : P»‘"r'«rty of an- tion" would be provided. George Bonnet. Doris Copeland, Armstrong tires with the new the completion of the two-navy When, a few weeks ago. Judge working on the rear section of the reconstruction as has no precedent come to that beautiful old city of teries, sugar, and rum. Its speech walking in the streets." papers carried stories of the air­ , Srray. other," There are no Connecticut The Federation's legislative pro­ ing New Layouts. Barbara Johnson, Edna Wilson, construction CO.MPHESSION pipes, when laid, should not run In truck was injured when he Jumped program. Even if the war bogs Bowers announced that in his Charleston." is bi-Ungual; it.s philosophy Euro­ The most aellcious dessert I port site committee meeting and j "You’ve worked too hard and law.s regulating Bunda or provid­ gram alao Included the e.stablish- Jane Winchester, Marjorie Weir, TRE.AD iliat gives you extra in history. Even if the war were the watershed direction it was to save himself^ from being burn­ down mto a much less energetic Manchester Police Court persons • • * pean. have ever tasted Is Coco pie, as I promising to have a site selected much too long. Ross.” she said, felt. ing for the protection of property ment of a state labor relations act, Elsie Herter, Lxjrraine McKee, ye miraculously halted tomorrow and The Board of Selectmen last ed by the tar around the seat on mileage bonus with . . . .An .Act By Pages. When you lean against a gun served at the Condado. It is made I ^ ““Y"- smoothing his hair. "You’re tired, common to two states. and changes in the merit system Dorothy McCreedy, Phyllis Rog­ teat of endurance it seems to be giiilty of speeding would no long­ 1 W ant A Stop Sign night voted to require that in the which he was sitting. were succeeded by a period of pro­ Item on hero-worship: The .sen­ emplucement in time-pitted El of cocoanut, but in no aen.se does Campaign ballyhoo was mount- and this young woman must be The attorney general termed law whereby a person's practical ers, Anna Armstrong, Barbara far from certain that we shall er be proseciited for the lesser The Finley street group also future aU sidewalks built in new In the territory covered by the found peace and co-operation it ate pages are, for the most part, Morro you are standing in 16th it resemble our own cocoanut pie luK- Governor Miller’s forces eni- tired a.s well. If you won’t apare Connecticut law.'! ' "fairly exhaus­ knowledge of a Job he is to per­ Hobby. Barbara French, Doris 34.7% More Mile$ asked for a .stop sign at the inter­ developments be constructed under Manchester fire department there have a two-ocean navy in time for charge of violating ndes of the about as well-behaved a bunch of century Spain. When a water­ at home. In taste It may be de- | phasized the need of keeping in yourself you ahoiild at least think tive ” in regard to the other legisla­ form would be calculated on the Luurtsema, Roberta McLachlan, would take a long, long time, to section of the old Bolton road and specifications prepared by the town was one bell and one still alarm. it to become a determining Influ- road, at the same time refusing youngsters as I ever have nin front Juvenile edges out of a scribed only as something clear ; office a man of Integrity, a man | of others” Her voice was low tion mentioned. The comspiracy basis of 75 per cent and that hla Jean Wiley, Grace Russell, Jac­ Don't confuse this sale with restore the world’s way of life Finley street. Traffic hazards other qualifications limited to 25 engineer, and that all such instal­ The bell alarm came when some across. That dignity of the senate crowd and pleads "Centavos, Am ­ out of this world. I have dropped j who had safeguarded the interests and kind.Clark looked at her and statute was reviewed and amend­ queline Jeanblanc, Shirley Porter­ sales on cheap tires. Arm­ eijce either on the outcome of the to convict an alleged speedster were noted here, and it was report­ lations must be inspected by an straw in the basement of the Pearl even to the Inadequate standards (even though it is often phoney) a little rote of congratulations to , ot the people tn the past; a man smiled. ed at the last session of the Gen­ per cent. It askea the right of field, Edith Anderson, Leone strongs are unconditionally present struggle or on our own fu­ igo," what he hopes you will give ed that cars are almost totally un­ inspector iesdgned by the town en­ of a couple of years ago. While who iia arc 6.25-16 15.80 6.32 22.12 9 .4 8 the United States must always to the making of this world a far, she filed and typed and watched posed by E. J, McCabe, executive mainly because of poor original streeta is picturesque- and often from the cuttings of women’s But. she told herself, he has no alarm wires or to property of elec­ care of the injured workmen’s chil­ a compromise with the defendant Hopkins Will Be Heard. Vera. vice-president of the Chamber of construction. Since the town is federalized, MaJ. Gen. James A. 6.50-16 17.05 6.82 23.87 1 0 ,2 3 await the selection of the time of far better place to live in than it extravagantly gracious. A hack stockings. . . . The cuttings are idea just how far he’ll go, or how tric, telephone or telegraph com dren aa dependents and other Item for future reference: Har- ' It was late afternoon when Miss Commerce, was deferred until in­ liable for any personal injury suf­ Woodruff, First Corps area com­ Scores OOP Organizsion 7.00-15 18.85 7.54 attack by sntlelpated enemies— it has ever been. -SO as to obtain a plea of guilty. driver will point to his broken- rolled and then woven by hand. easily he can be led with Vera panics, one, year and $200 fine. changes in the act as well as to 26.39 11.31 ry Hopkins, recently resigned ' Grant called Sue Mary. formation from state officials can fered in sidewalk mishaps, it is There may have been cirrum- down vehicle and cry, "Senor, . . . A prime gift suggestion for to do the leading and Nick the put a severe penalty upon the em­ mander, announced at the Boston Editor, The Evening Herald: 7.00-16 19.35 7.74 27.09 has be' . assumed that only One need not be a fantastic as .secretary of commerce and for " I ’m sorry to do this to yo\i be obtained aa to the duties of, and j Interested in maintaining the 11.61 here is the most luxurious car be­ men are linen handkerchiefs with suggeating. ployers for dilatory tactics In the Army base today. Aa a member of the Democratic thr' the long, slow building of stancfs in this ca.se with which many years one of the Pre-sident's , at such an hour," she apologized. necessity for such a group i walks in first class condition. This dreamer, then, to visualize the your signature embroidered. CTo Be rnntinurd) payment at compensation. "It’s goal will be -to develop party and a candidate for select­ we are not acquainted. But in any most trusted friends and advisers, ■ tween here and Ponce." . . . A "But Mr. Clark is home. Sick year $5,0(X) is included tn the ,wo ocean navy can we make coming new civilization as a civili­ One of the restaurants here Druiiia of Stage Would Amend Old Age I a w rapidly a fighting force comparable man, I would like to take this op­ has left Washington and taken up i waterfront hawker of land craba again. Too much worry and work. O budget for walk repairs, although LOWEST PRICES this country safe. event it is rather discouraging to serve.s you a bright red hibiscus to the best combat troops of any portunity to denounce the local zation of skills; one where the ca­ residence In E.ssex House, looking j will stop you with, "Here you are, Anyway, he wants to dictate some A mending the old age assistance it ia estimated that more than feel that our town court's stiffen­ my good man. Here are the finest j in a separate dish with every or- Japanese OfTleer Killed country," General Woodruff said. Republican organization for the I f you need lowest But suppose the dreaded contin­ pacity to plan for the rationaliza­ from the south across New York ' notes and he needs some papers Seeks Schools Showing at State law SO that failure on the part of $20,000 will eventually have to be crabs that have ever been pro- der. This is an attractive trick For the present, tfie majority of way in which it has been conduct­ priced liree choose ed sp ne with relation to speed­ City's great Central Park, and you're the only one I can relatives other than husband, wife spent. gency should arrive next year or tion and beaiitlflcation of human duced In the entire Caribbean that restaurants in New York Shanghai, Oct. 1. — f/Pt — The Connecticut troops, will occupy ing its new voters campaign. .the Armstrong sters made it only a momentary The one-time .social service send. or children t * support the appli­ Carried over to some future the year after—of what usefulness life, and the capacity to vitalize area." . . . A young pineapple ^ might well adopt. Japanese Army announced yester­ tent camps, but in about three In an advertisement sponsored Standard. Guar­ worker who ro.se so high In gov­ "You'll have to work late, but For Draft Use How the conflicting ambitions of cant, shall not bar a person from meeting was action on a proposal excepilon to those many other day that one of ‘t.s high ranking months temporary barracks will by the Republican Town Commit­ anteed 6 Months. in meeting it would be this second the plans through the application ernment councils and resigned his ' you can take time off tomorrow. two pretty dancers and two young securing assistance; so that real minor courts in the state which officer.s had been assassinated in by Selectman Joseph Pero that be completed. tee for the purpose of enticing fleet which then would still be in of high skills, will be recognized cabinet post hecaii.se of ill health ( Come back here tonight and fin­ men involve them in a series of estate equity up to $22,500 shall Shanghai. Loral newspapers said hereafter ail town officials be elect­ What Training Will Emphasize new voters there appears the tele­ constitute the real reason why is, according to close friends, no of appetite, underw-lght, nausea 5c in stamps. If you wish two arti­ ish the work he gives you and romantic compHcaUons which fate be exempt; and Insurance policies ARMSTRONG the first stages of construction? as the higher claimants upon the the officer died today of Wounds Avorill Plans lo Con- ed for a two year term. Some offi­ Initially, General Woodruff said, phone number 7401. That number there IS so-lit tie success in control- richer than when he came to and vomiting. Pain is the most cles, please enclose an extra 3c then Bleep in tomorrow. Will you , ^ eventually resolves for them, pro- up to $500. And, since there would seem to admiration and respect of man­ Inflicted yesterday by an unidenti­ cials now are so elected, but some, the training emphasis will be plac­ happens to be the phone number i AIR COASTER Washington and in order to main­ constant symptom, being pre.sent stamp for the second article. do it?" ler Wltll $»race on ! Vldcs the absorbing basis of RKO An eight-hour day and vacations ing oingcrous speetls in Connecti­ fied gunman, believed to be Chi- such as selectmen, go in for only ed on individual instruction, on at the town poor house. I ask this 12 Months Ousrsnteo be much more probability of this kind. tain himself will, in .spite of ill­ in 9 out of 10 cases. Usually the Sue Mary was glad to have to i Radio’s dynamic drama of and sick leave for all state em­ i cut excepting in a few of the ne.se, in the Japane.se-hcld Hong- . . . - 1 ------back- a year at a time. Pero explained the physical hardening of the sol­ question of the voters of Man- ' If your mileage need, are the attack within two or three years 1 Perhaps the one bright spot in ness, devote his time to writing pain has no relationship to eating Sixty million phonograph rec­ work. It might take her mind off Matters Today. stage life, ’’Dance.* GirL Dance, " ployes. kew section of the city. A Jlnrl- the change would save in the costs diers, and on basic and specialized Chester, “Did we hire the superin- . same ai the aervice from larger communities. and lecturing. and does not stop entirely, al­ ords and 370,000 new radio- her .own problems. "Yes," she at the State today and tomorrow, A limited number of permits for , than after five o r ~ or seven- ^ this dark hour of national and in- kisha coolie 'wa.s wounded. The of primaries and elections. training. tendent of the torni farm to look your original lire., buy Arm- Friends say that almost imme­ though it may at times wem to be phonographs were purchased by said. "O f course I’ll do it, and Hartford, Oct. 1 — (IP, — Col. Vicki Baum wrote the original ’ years, this is something to think ; ternallonal danger, in the sombre I asaas-sin was believed to have es- Unit training, to Include squads, after the interest of the town ’ tlrung ..\ir CoaMers during thia diately you can look for magazine less severe. Americans last year. really don’t mind.” raped. Erneat L. AverlH, selective serv­ storj’. 1 platoons, and companies, will not charges, or did we hire him to be a .en.ational .ale. Check your ' about. \ business of frantic preparation articles from Hopkins on matters The presence of the cancerous ice director for C^mnectlcut, plan­ Cast in the ateUar roles are •tie. iVole your savings. social and political and that books ned to confer today with Dr. be formed until the former civilian telephone operator for the Repub- ' A fter all that has transpired ! against that danger, is the begln- mass may interfere with indiges­ Maureen O'Hara, lonely little on government affairs probably soldier has been physically harden­ Ucan party?" | Regular List 60% o ff on You Pay ; ning of what promises to become W a s h in g to n tion sooner or later, causing a drop­ Alonzo G. Grace, state education dancer who hopes to be a prima Army Includes Three New YOU ■ Within the last eighteen months will follow. commiaaloner. to aak the aid of the ballerina; Louis Hayward, irre­ ed, qualified to march, to use his I have been a student of city, i - SIZE For 1 Tire Ihe 2nd Tire For 2 Tirce SAVE j something like a revolution in the ping off of appetite. The patient weapons and to care for himself state, and national government for i . and especially In view of the ugly may take a dislike to meat or fish. '^tate Board of Education In ob- sponsible play boy whose im­ 4.73-19 S 8.90 I training of our youth for life— a D a y b o o k ining permission from town pending divorce prompts him to and his means of transportation in four years. I have been taught S 12.46 If bombastic threats now made Vomiting is a fairly constant find­ Measures in Draft Plan 'kool authorities to use the seek solace with the two dancers, the field. that to have good government in ! 5.50-17 11.45 l'6.03 I great revival of concern about — •By Jsck Stinnfll ing, and if blood Is vomited it will The Herald Announces New against us, what kind of strate- schools as places qf regi.stration Speed, Initiative and teamwork any city it is essential that those I the engineering skills, HEALTH AND DIET and Lucille Ball, gold-digging 5.2d*18 14.63 ' gy.is it for us to depend on a blue- probably have the dark brown for the draft Oct. 16. chorine. • will be stressed. In exercises, who work for the city remember Washington- Item on the Brit­ color of coffee-grounds. Washington. Oct. 1—(fl>)— The,^Guard uniU Into which 5.50*16 [ print fleet to be finished five or i Thousands of young men, num- ADVICE Selective Service Information Bureau Under the plan, as adopted al­ Fourth side of the unique quad­ draft blank ammunition and other ex­ that their effort and loyalty is due 15.40 ish point of view (this .story isn't The chief hope of survival for War Department Incorporated In i trainees will be absorb*d. I bera of them soon doubtless to be ready in several states, not only rangle is Ralph BeHamy, as a pedients will be used to approxi­ primarily Jto the taxpayers of the 6:00-16 17.29 j ' aaven years hence, for defense new but it has never been told the cancer patient lies ip finding Its conscription program today that method training will be mate battle conditions, although city. That is not the case in this j multiplied, are being inducted in­ Furnished by the McCoy would the schools be used, but famous dance Impresario who falls 6.25-16 ' ' agalnet an'enormous peril likely to and in vjew of what la going on in Health Serxice the malignant growth soon enough. alao the teachers would be em­ in love at first sight with Miss three more measures to facilitate *t«?..*^*** supply and numerous firing tests with live town. I 19.60 to wl-at so long have been almost If you are of middle age, and have I, davelop in less than half that England it Is, I think, worth th e- ployed as registrars, No funds are O'Hara, hopes to win her affec­ ammunition will be given. In Manchester it seems as if the | 6.50*16 21.14 the mysteries of the world of Address comiuunlcatlona to The indigestion, the sensible thing to the training of men drafted for zer-1 formed ^^th e commander*°<^f town hall is the year round head­ time? telling): I available to hire registration tions and make her the great 7.00-16 24.01 micrometers and machine tools, of Herald, Attention, of MrCoy do is to go to your doctor and lay, | places or to employ registrars. dancer she desires to be, but who quarters for the Republican party. Obviously thp key to the whole A few weeks ago, President Health Service “Here I am. Find out what’s and to foster their morale. graphical units. The tactical cSrps The nomination papers for the Re­ stresses and strains, of science ap­ Not Necessary All Places finds difficulty in convincing her ^attuation^ is not the tw'o-ocean Roo.sevelt received from some old wrong." Do that today. Today la I State headquarters ,of the se­ of his true feelings. Top item was creation of an en- will consist of Armv divisions, not Suspect Held publican candidates were for the plied to the way of life- and of lirely new peacetime system of geographical regions. navy now sailing in dreamland, friends of his in England, whose Cancer Of The Stomach better than tomorrow, if you j In co-operation with NF.A Service, Tho lective service pointed out that in The interlinking of these hopes most part filled out by the town RRmsTRono ^ a m o u 4 Arm y tactical corps commanders: Applied to continental United the trained hand and eye on which names must remain no more than "May I request that you discuss should happen to be dealing with ' Herald i.s opening a Select’ ve Service Infor­ towns where public buildings are and ambitions into a dramatic and Bond employees at the town hall. In fabrk break but the Japanese navy right now Lord and Lady Blank, a long let­ whose "principal function” wiU be States for the Aral time, the svs- DURRRRTEE in the end the engineering art cancer of the stomacl[i In your cancer. used as voting places the use of comedy pattern, combined with the obtaining of new voters one II i>wa«si actual existence in the Pacific. ter. The bulky envelope con­ mation Bureau in Wa.shington to answer to train regular Army. National tern of tactical corps commanders column ? I am a man of 57, and am In cancer, the patient must make schools for registration would not the spectacular aong-and-dance notices that the charity inves­ wi Mad torn {MKECUT ^ must always depend for the tained a vast number of clippings Guard and drafted troops. is a peacetime adaptation of the Hji^hseetasl I ;■ we continue to think of this war having a great deal of trouble the first move, and he must make readers’ questions on new interpretations of be necessary, but that they would numbers filmed on a lavish scale, Westport, Get. 1— OP)— State Po. tigator is especially active. This Is fruition of its conceptions. from the small-town newspapers The Arm y simultaneously made organizations used by the E. F. ^ '• a something which we may pos- digesting my food. Have always it In time. That first r.iove .cooelhts afford an Ideal solution of the are said to make for interest- A. a deplorable situation; I(T0NE|IUI» Q u a / ta ^ U m of England, Scotland and Wales the compulsory military training program. known yesterday its Intention of In Prance. In 1917-16. however, lice Sergt. Harry Tucker of the We shall not always be making been healthy." in being willing to ask for help. .problem encountered in towns compelling, sparkling entertain­ I also ask of the tou-n treasurer ly live through without shoot­ and each of them was a humorous giving trainees an opportunity to the prime function of the tactical Westport barracks said that Wil­ Vf M&il (OGS BLOWOUT warplanes and cannon, tanks and Patient.s in the late fort lea. the This column does not attempt to Questions should be addressed to Milton where voting places ordinarily are ment. liam Macri, 19. of 850 Orange "H ow much have you received HtAnluaiM j Here is the most fun4 er being shot at, and emerge or human interest interpretation hired. qualify for officers' commissions, M rps was fighting, not training. bomb sights. Some day we shall flftie.s and the sixties, who have in­ provide Information by mail con­ Dirothy Arzner directed "Dance, avenue. West Haven, is being held from the Republican party for RIM CUT VI naucee* uaronlee in the industf l^^rom as the same old United of some happening that had occur­ Bronner, manager. NEA-Herald Selective It was revealed, too, that the lo­ Girl. Dance," produced by Erich and also announced the ailotmert TOe service of supply had the du­ their continuous use of the town R digestion should not try to treat cerning cancer of the stomach. ties now left to peacetime corps without bond at the barracks ss r an Armslrong lire be supplying ourselves with thou­ red during the Nazi bombings. cation of local draft board areaa Pommer. Other principal roles are of $2,594,162 for athletic equip­ hall for political purposes?" .Each ^ijtatea, there la only one thing we themselves at home. For these are However, various other articles Service Information Bureau. 1013 Thirteenth areas commanders. the fugitive sought following a wr H4II epos GLASS CUfi An old woman, during an air Is being changed somewhat and played by Virginia Field, Mary ment, books, service clubs and nr.o- M Mm lisop comes unscrvlcerale. 1 do about that Jap fleet; that sands of new instruments and ma­ the cancer years— the years when dealing with stomach troubles are chase climaxed by gunfire from a and every taxpayer is entitled to attack, had herded her pigs and St., N\V, Washington, D C. Bronner will that the number of boards ,may be tlon picture theaters to provide ad­ Three Divisions To Corps « l MatlCOMl it back. We will make / chines of precision for the making cancer of the stomach becomes a available to those who have been Carlisle, Katharine Alexander, pursuing troopers' gun. Macri was an anawer. I tfr keep tmr own front line ships cows into an air shelter, but had reduced slightly from the 66 Maria Ouapenskaya, Edward Bro- ditional entertainment at training on the apol in aeeon of life better and longer instead of frequent cause of indigestion. examined and found to be suffering write articles on conscription rulings for The Each tactical corps generally picked up last night at his home May I go off the subject a while ! tba Padfle and trust to luck for herself remained outside; a vil­ originally announced. phjr and Walter Abel. centers. (h.- will have three divisions, some­ GOUCCOj Early cancer of the stomach from some particular digestive dis­ by Trooper Charles McCarthy of and pose another question? In an with our liberal guar shorter and more wretched. Some lage squire, whose fashionable Herald, will personally direct answering of May $yorfc. to r Oommisslons times four, numbering 18,000 men WjAgf hesHsi at shall happen in the Atlantic. may produce no symptoms at all order. These articles are R E D U C ­ Westport and Samuel Rome of Gpen Forum Mrs. Hardy told the bond. day we shall begin anew the build­ marriage had been Interrupted by readers’ questions. Disclosing for the first time, in each National G i ard division and I other prorda the function of the at first and when symptoms first ING STOMACH ACIDITY ___ Beacon Fails. He was immediately people of Manchester how Willkie an air raid alarm, klased his bride "^^-khlp. oMm tm , skunk that draftees would be given _n 13,000 in each ^regular divUion, was chosen by an unbossed conven­ ing of a finer country and a better in the candled dusk of the local appear, they may be somewhat STOMACH ULCERS ___ ; N E R V ­ Curb Stocks identified by U. 8.' Army Private navy, in this three-leg- opportunity to raise above a ser­ when at full strength. In addition, tion. I ask this quesUon o ( Mrp. civilization. And the cornerstone shelter and signalled the village's vague and unalarming. The patient OUS INDIGESTION....; STOM­ Lincoln, Neb.^OP)— Judd Woods Milton Perkins, Worcester, Maas., Doi’t Miss This fireit Silt — Set Is Ti r war upon us now all geant's grade, Gen. George C. M ar­ each corps wUl have 13,000 special­ Hardy, "If it was considered wise"*' hoi-polloi to join him in the wed­ is easily fooled into th^king he ACH TROUBLE... ; and A N A L Y ­ as the driver who offered him a lift of it all will be skills, and skills and Bill Dietz didn't mina so much shall said that plans were being ized troops not stUched to any to choose a potential national ' declared, is to keep the ding celebration; an ancient veter­ has a little stomach trouble or that SIS OF STOMACH DISORDERS „ Amn Cits Pow and Lt B Sunday in Milford. and more skilla— and the honor . 13-16 when the car in front of them le for "candidates' schools” division. ^ leader in such a manner, why Btataa sea powers immo- an of other days had refused to be U nervously exhausted. He (Which discusses stomach pains) V-k Nat G as ...... Search for the fugitive turned .. 2 struck a skunk, tossing full bene­ cb picked enlisted men might The "candidates school" tor en- didn't the Republican Town Com­ and recognition that la the due take cover and qtumped about, may think he has been working too ..... If you havs not already re­ A ."1 Pup Pow ...... X to the NSW Haven area after an iaaetive, while U>e navies • ■ H fit of the parfume to them. But attsnd for ths last thras or four Ustsd man also is a domsstie, mittee follow suit and permit the of all truly akilled work- adding great oaths to the anti-air­ hai^ and needs a rest or a trip. quested ih e one in which you are Milton Bronner » • it States El ...... auto stolen in Westport Sunday ny, Italy, captive France .. 3-16 when they got home; The garage* months of thslr year** training to psacatlma adapUtton of an A. E. F. voters of Maachsstsr to choose CDTRAi craft shells that were hurled at the These attitudes of mind are on interestsd, you art Invited to send t its Serv ...... 5 « inatltuUon. night, was found abandoned In man tn sfnr# th$ car until work for lieutenants' oommisslons. tbelr own candidates without any odds-and-ends of Invaders. ths side of delay and delay is for it now. Forward your request Cits Serv pfd ...... However, thr^ school is not ex­ North Haven. .. 74 U it had been waehed. Woods' dog The chief of staff sisd announc­ interference from tlie Republican I be picked up or built Amerindian and Jap Clipping after clipping recount­ the best friend cancer can have. to The McCoy Health Service, In El Bond and Share ...... 6 'i pected to take large numbers of Sergeant Tucker said Maori will See Bronner*s First Article Tomorrow in The Herald got under the bed— anc. stayed. ed that nine tactical corps would Town Committee?" ed some liairlted tale of British Some of the symptoms of can­ care of this newspaper^ enclosing a Penn Road ...... meh— only the cream, inasmuch as are piled up into a It may b« that at some time 2'i And Dietz had to sleep In a ahed be returned to New Haven after Yours for honest government, VAN’S be crewc* to control the training IKE SI John SmitC'a attitude toward Us cer of U>e stomach are pain, loss largs, self-addressed envelope and Unit C6S ...... the Army already has reserve offi­ further questioning at the, W fst- .. 11* bark of hla apartment house. ■ of the regular Arm y and National Wesley C. Gryk. cers for 2.000,000 soldiers. port barracks. ^ 7^ Weils street i 427 Hartford Koad ■ '1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1,194®

the train, which waa standing In the station, and no one was hurt, SaleofM iU ^ A A Program fo r 1941 T i^ e School Legion Suit ^ r i e s he said. Fllhtor Flanea Aid Barrage Odds Favor T ig e r s ^ t Hunches Ride on the Reds in Seri London’s anti-aircraft barrage, Is Protested Night Classes Over a W eek W Ke Puzzler lalnfOrced by cruising squadrons Assists Small Farmer of fighter planes high over the Phillipfi-Schwarm bursting shells, kept most of the Glastonbury Group to The AAA Farm Program for<^vlaion, as In the past, will ba to.in- To Start Week o f Oct Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Schwarm Due to Be Tried Today Ineligible Tiger Hero See* Mate* Photographed to Begin at raiders back from the central city, 1941 continues to offer provlalona crease the opportunity for conser- of 427 O nter atreet announce the .IjM British reported. Attempt to Raise Funds . „ ...... vatlon and soll-improvlngVwork on­ 14; Big Demand for marriage of theli; daughter. Miss It Is Continued; Hope High Eleven Expects School Learning 'Although defense patrols of to operators of small farms which farms; Elizabeth May Schwarm. to Walter Expect Teams to Play kps to Contrary. fighter planes have been used sel­ To Buy Plant. readily adapt the program to their i Another feature of interest to Machine Coursefl. J,. Phllllpa, aon of Mr. and Mrs. For Settlement. dom at night and hardly at all re­ needs, according to E. H. Horton, {operators of small farina Is the Thomas Phillips of 37 Spruce cently, In conjunction with the Evening clasMS in trade educa­ street. The ceremony was per­ Tbe suit brought against tha Hard Test on Friday !• call to The Herald With the sale of machinery of chairman of the Tolland County 11941 provision which gives special Limit of Seven Camel anti-aircraft, informed quarters the Angus Parks Woolen Company AAA Committee. ! allowance of $15 for planting for- tion will be conducted at the local formed on May 29, 1940. Dllworth-ui/inell Post, American •ttamoon in queat of In- said there was no indication they State Trade School starting the Legion Fireworks committee re­ unconfirmed by the RFC at a late The $20 minimum allowance fea- ' est trees. Any participating farm- OB the atarting: time of formed the new defense being de­ ture will be continued in 1941, he . er may earn this payment in addi- week of October 14, it was an­ Announce Engagement sulting from tbe failure of tha From East Hartford Serlea opener at Cin- veloped. hour this afternoon and no repre­ stated. This provision, which af­ tion to his soil-building allowance. nounced today by Director J. G. committee to pay for the 1939 L0 Last | queen city of the west, wouM^ In achool that Cincinnati, through the mist and the shock of it can be again operated, To Attend; Umps Rate .■ and Detroit, Mich., are in may earn the difference by carry­ paid proportionately more for their Due to the tremendous demand gion committee refused to pay for Year; Kelleyites Iron ^ have the following facts, ru the blasts on the French coast 20 The announcement that the mill ing out additional soll-building soil-improving work than those in by industry for skilled and semi­ what the group and the majority Chatter and downright lies to report al Central Time zone, one hour miles away rattled houses along \ had been sold for $1,500 which in- Cinev Hard to Beat. id Eaatem Standard Time practices. The effect of this pro- the higher brackets. skilled labor In machine work, of citizens who watched the dis­ Out Line Weaknesses. I a World Series which ia to the Kent cliffs. , eludes Important water rights for play, said was altogether unsatis­ The winner of tbe State Sports played here starting tomorrow: that maps in the office bore Gun Empla<-emenlS .Attacked : the village of East Glastonbury. Trade’s evening achool arrange­ Bolton Calls By Gayle Talbot belief, the first game to- ments will be somewhat different factory. Funds of the Legion se­ , SlanU’ trophy for the best forecast The hotels are so full of celel German gun emplacements at | created interest started before the Authorized sources said Izvestia, cured through public subscription Safely past their opening teet of |on the outcome of the major league ClncinnaU, Oct. 1—m — The ritles and ordinary folk that tra' Wlil begin at 1:30 o'clock, Capt Gris Nez and the port of | auction was announced, to raise than in the past. Courses will be Russian government newspaper, offered as unusual in carpentry, Town Meeting were attached when the suit was i^^tbe season with a 12-7 triumph jpenant racea is scheduled to be re- Cincinnati Reda of the National eltng salesmen have to skip thi^i (Calais, still burning with the fires I funds to buy the property, Bingo Party brought over a year ago. er Leavenworth of Waterbury, | sealed Monday. . . . for those read- town if they want to sleep. Hpw> The World Almanac reveals Judge Walter W. Foleyl presi­ now has commented on the pact in electricity, drafting, related League and the Detroit Tigers of back In 1927, the Interstate of British long range g>m shelling ‘ ever, for modest sums ranging dent of the Glastonbury Chamber a manner similar to that of mathematics and textiles with the American, a couple of worthy ^htnmerce Commission put Ohio during the day. were ntt.irkcd Pravada, Community party organ, higher than $10 for the first twq heavily. of Commerce and First Selectman Date Is Set classes in these trades meeting in To Be Held Next Tuen* ba^'^fw^rk^lSterSJXr^lSlJ i that the honor on':"im will go rto’pSl” to'Frank champions, will pile into each oth­ nights, you can rent a room Kastem Standard Time in Donald H. Potter have protested (Pravda said the tripartite pact two-hour sessions twice weekly. House Passes Tax to prepare for one of Ita stlffest to secure the advantages of German (llspntrhe.s said the Ber­ was in part the result of growing duy Evening: Elertion Keyes of the New Haven Journal er before a jam-packed crowd of in flying distance of the ball park.’ lin alarm lasted five hours and .sale of the mill and machinery un­ Machine Courses testa of the campaign—East Hart­ Courier___ Ight Saving Time. Detroit is cooperation between the United ford's invasion of Mt. Nebo on 33,000 at Crosley field her* to­ One woman is offering two good on the line between the two eight minutes, the longest the city der RFC. Tonight a meeting will On Oct. 18 Affair W ill As many classes as possible will Held on Monday. ~ morrow Ih the opening game of rooms for $35, with a pau at be held and If It Is possible to States and Britain and presaged be conducted ifi the machine de­ On Ex<*ess Profits Friday afternoon. Far from satis­ • belts and is also operating has had. i fied with the showing of bis line­ Dan Mulvey of tbe New Haven the 194.0 World Series. tickets thrown in. Across ths Ohio, [W the Eastern, so followers of the On the-heels of a removal of rai.se sufficient money, the group further widening of the war. The Be Held to _Help in partment of the school. Machine Likely to Oo Limit river in Bellevue, Ky., you cai^ may offer to buy the mill and the newspaper declared Russia was Voters of Bolton will have the men in the curtain raiser. Coach Register has been victorious In tbe llaHes are hereby informed that : trainloads of women and children _ courses will be offered to those who As Aid to Defense poll for tbe past two ytars but They will battle for two days j sleep for a half buck a night. Thir^ tiU the games will begin at 1:.30 from the hard-hit poor districts of machinery As conditions now advised in advance of the treaty British R elief. desire only two two-hour sessions entire day next Monday to make Tom Kelley has instructed Assis­ their selection of town officers and this season failed to pick the champ here, shift to Detroit for thrM I housing bureau la harassed, VclOCk, Eastern Standard Time. stand no machinery has been mov­ and that she would remain firmly a week and for those who wish tant Coaches Jesse Stevene end I London came official advice to re will hold the business se.ssion the (C'lnntlnued From "age One; ' narlle Hurlburt to iron out the in either circuit... .22 sports writ­ more shots at each other, not ; duce further the population ns ed since the auction and a notice neutral.) Mrs. Thomas Conn of 14 Knox more intensive training another stopping for a day of Ti If everybody Uatena to poUcqr'^ . on the officer door of the auction­ following night, starting ftt 8 weaknesees in the forward wall ers took part and not one of them - 'eat, and much as possible by transfers to Declaring they had heard Lon street, who is a member of the . ourse will be held with three-hour selected the Detroit Tigers in the then roll back here next Monday chief Eugene T. Wetherly, thfi; eers today states that no machln- don rumors that Germany is put- .standing social committee of the o'clock, according to the call for other soldiers and sailors, permit­ > 1 make replacements If necee- pLondoii Preparing ! the country. :.essions thr^e times weekly. These ting them to olitain pollrles up to' American League... .three named to settle the argument. atreet car company and taxis will . erv will be moved until the final ting out peace feelers, these author- , Manchester British W^r Relief Se­ the annual meeting Is.sucd by sary. make money. "Leave your cars at:jj classes will be held from 6 to 9 p. Thomas W. Wilson, John Albasi $10,000 at low rates. 'em Tor third, 14 for fourth, four The title Is settled by four out li n s' 'V approval is secured ized sovirces reiterated: ! clety No. 208, has set the date of m. It is hoped to operate five Manchester came home from home,” says the chief. It’s go For Hard Winter I 000 killed and 8,000 wounded in ‘ * and Albert N. Skinner, selectmen. Would Boost Nornial Kate Waterbury Friday night without for fifth and one for seventh. . . . of seven. aAl most of those who ' the capital indicated a great in- "The war i* being pursued with- j Friday evening, Oct. 18, for a large nights weekly and Saturday morn­ all picked the Cincinnati Reds in follow baseball think the Reds 1 advice. out compromise. Peace can com e! Bingo party, details in regard to The first section of the call pro­ The 3.1 per cent corporation In­ an Injury, so the entire sqnad i crease over the August ti'll, nn- ing also, providing sufficient regis­ vides for the election of a.ssessors, the National, eight had ’em for and the "Hgers are likely to go the onlv after vlctorv." ' which will be announced later. trations are received. come tfix increase would Im>osI the should be ready for the second en­ Railroad officials may complain > (OsnHBDed from Page One) 1 nounced officially as 1.07.5 killed (seriiKiiiK (llaiiii a board of tax review, selectmen normal rate from the pre.s<-nl 20.9 counter. It seems csrtaln that the second end three for third. . . . limit. They appear to be evenly ! and 1,261 injured. At the relief headquarters in the ^This schedule will make It neces- that they’re being overworked but' British-Amerlcan clubhouse on ^nd all other town officers on Mon­ to 24 per cent. Special lower rates Red and White mentor will stick matched—Cincinnati'* tight pitch­ UbOM people who have to stay I Harry Willink, special commls- .sary to change the hours of the Ineligible for the World Series, Floyd Glebell, rookie star who clinched the American League title for Detroit, looks on at right as ing against Detroit'* distance hit­ don't think they're not prepared.;. Raids Successfid Maple street six large crates of day. fo r the business meeting to for corporations with less thao to his starting backs, with Genofll The system we used to arrive at All the sidings within a couple j fai London.” ' sloner for rehousing the homeless. ! "Job-training'' course that has ba called at 8 o'clock on Tuesday calling the signals. McCollum and the Tigers have their series picture., made in Cleveland. Front row. left to right: Charlie Gebrtnger, Dick Bartell, Red Kress, Edmund ting. Though It is far from con­ Intensification of London's pre clothing have beer, sent recently $25,000 net Income would not be the winner Is so complicated. that hundred miles, and especially toured residential .sections and : Avers Senate been held at the Trade School evening the voters will act upon affected. Mobr at tbe halves and Captain we can't explain it, much leas un­ Miller, Manager Del Baker. Mervln Shea, Tommy Bridges, Barney Me Cosky, Pinkie Higgins, and Irvin Fox, Center row. left to right; clusive, the most popular opinion less comes at a time when i said afterward that all those who ' (Donllnped From Page One) i and several more are ready for since la.sf spring. If the more am­ Buck Newsom, Rudy York, Earl Averill, Frank Croucher, Paul Trout, Haroid Newhouser, Lynwood Rowe, L. D. Meyer, Archie McKain tween here and Detroit, are loa i .shipment to the New York head­ the selectmen's estimates of the Under the excc.ss (irolils tax Al Vlncek at full. This quartet derstand it-----Keyes hit seven is that the Reds are due to give be Nazi air siege seems, if any- ! could leave I>mHank Greenberg, Alton Benton John Corsi­ the National League its first with passenger cars and locomo­ quarters, and from there to the expenses for the coming year to schedule, the first $5,00(1 of profits looked Impressive against Leaven- placet on the button, making his tives, just waiting to be ruaba#;5l to be letting up slightly and Features New Di’fense Means :ind Liverpool »we are preventing Unable to Act evening school, students of the job- conduct the town's business. The would be exempted with "credits,'’ W’orth with Genofll, Mohr and best showing in the National ca, Thomas Seats, Oay Smith and Bruce Campbell. In front is Bat boy Bemie Rudzie. championship since 1934 jWlMn promise is held for strong- , London press carried the the importing of essential goods. ' homelesB Londonera. where they are needed. The a ir - " I Knitting Bags training course will hold .ses.slons appropriation for schools will be ba.scd either on a concern's past "Vincek toting the leather and League, where he_€0.mpiled 62 out It ie difficult to say why the llnea also have all their extni\^| |i*>' defenses. news of a new defense means un- .Several Persons Injured nightly from 9:30 p. m. to 6 a. m. taken up as a separate .section fol­ learnings or its Invested capital McCollum contributing some fine of a possible 64 points by our Reds are a popular choice. Per­ Obaervers reason that the gov- | harner headlines. ■ The R. A. F. raids were said to On British Aid A quantity of the attractive planes ready to go. ^1 knitting bags have been received instead of from 5:30 p. m. to 2 a. lowing which the appropriations I also to be allowed. The minimum blocking. method of figuring... .he had six haps sentiment has much to do ______■» I ment’s efforts are not the result "We Can Hope to Stop Night have been directed against popu- m. as is now the case. for care of road and bridges ami credit, would be H per cent of a Rob Turblngton at left guard, of the National entries exactly with it. They took a quick, though any particular change in the ^ Raids- .Official,'' The Dailv F.x- '‘” 's industrial western Germany I at the local branch, made of blue j Sports Roundup Some day when you have notl^ (Contlrili from Page One) snow removal will be discussed and I corporation's currently invested Joe Beilis at center. Bud McCabe right and missed perfection only Better Balanced Reds Should Win, gallant, beating from the New atlon but merely are an ef- , press headline .said. The Daily Berlin suburbs, where sev- ! moire and lined with red silk. York Yankees a year ago. They ing better to do, mail back $300,- f to get in the best possible j They are given away free to anyone i acted upon. I capital. at right,, guar.d, Fran Murdock at because be picked St. Louis for By Fkldle Brietz 000 just to see how it hurts. 'Ttot'S ''’’I Mail and The Ex|.re.s,H quoted high Persons were^ reacted injured on debts to the United States, and In the present town refM>rts. the j All earnings in cxce.'!.s of the ex- right tackle' and Randy Brown at second and Brooklyn for third in­ recovered from that licking, which ape before the cold weather sets official quarters that Britain a heavy bomb w^ch exploded who contributes $1.'5 for the pur- , Cincinnati. Oct, 1.—(A5 — This was almoet humllating toward what the Reds’ counting house had I official quarters that also from the neutrality act provi- chase of wool These bags would Willkie Raps selectmen itemize each order I emption and credits would be lax- right end performed capably for stead of the other way around. . . . fine old city is baseball crazier than But Tigers ’ Home Run Bats Pick to do on ticket applications thA| would soon^ have "a complete an _ near three apartment buildings. the last, to come back and cap­ SUpplBK Takes Worst Jolt The alarm kept Berlin's resi- sion-barring loans to belligerents. ; make most acceptable and useful drawn and the meeting will be ! able at: 25 per cent on the first the most part in the opener and it was when we shoved in a year came in too late. . ' swer to night bombing" asked to consider the elimination ; $20,000, 30 per rent on the next will most likely he atarteni again ture their league bunting again A t the same time the Admiral dents in shelters five hours and Several Senators said they Christmas gifts. Methods Used Keyea, according to the Modean ago . . . mehbe ifs because the by a margin that left no doubt. fiiscloeed that British shipping The Dally Telegraph said more eight...... minutes.. I thought the attitude of the Foreign Three dozen hospital shirts are of this practice. This is a recom­ ' $.30,000. 35 per cent on the next but Kelley may make changes at Syetem of Higher Mathematics Reds haven't already lost a pair Up Slack Left by Leaky Infield : At that, though, scalpera pro- j taken its worst jolt of the war conservatively that ' Ihere i.s rea- j informed sources said at least Relations Committee on the pro- nearly completed, and material for mendation made by the town audi­ I $.50,000, 40 (ler < ent on the next left tackle and left end. and Lower Finagling, ammaased to the Yanks . . at any rate, if Umps LoudI _____ the Reds enough tickets to do . tjM week ending Sept. 23 by son to hope that in the course of British planes were shot down posal would be guided largely by surgical dressings is beginning to tors. 1 $1.50,000, 45 per 1 ent on the next East Hartford comes here with 113 points out of a possible 128. .. the fever ia any worse when we By Harry Orayaon fc* , . I I Tv\ 0 ^AvionAi UFnpir6Br j hiiBiri#ss And the bell cltib wsulil^"l three months or so we may be yesterday and in the overnight the State Department's views. If come in. These are made after By• Roosevelt I i $2.50.000 and .50 per rent on all a veteran aggregation that amash- Newsom on a given day are capa- ^ Frank McCormick, and the former encountered in a local hotel lobby iiu* ^ know how tbev m ledglng that Nazi sub- tied for second at 111 was Carter move on to Detroit, we re going to NEA Service Sports Editor hie of matching Derringer and hardly will be in full stride, due , oigM, reflected the feeling The In t^ a l V-I had sunk 19 British ves- able to Inflict somewhat heavier ; fighting and that a final the department falleu to express an the Canadian manner and more ; over $.500,000. ed out a 13-0 triumph over the Dodd of the Stamford Advocate, head for the nearest storm shelter Kelleyites last year In a game Walters, and while little Tommy ^ to having been out for some time Manager Bill McKechnle's *™t for t^e z ^ t ? ^ totaling 131,857 tons. The casualties in night raiding and if rheck might show an even greater opinion, however, tew thought th.at complicated than the ordinary sur- , (OontlnoMl from 1‘ngr »>nr) / V h o i l t f o W l l Herb Stocking of the Ansonia Sen­ I and stay there for the duration Cincinnati, Oct. 1—Cincinnati, BridgesBridires closedc oxed the camnaiizncampaign none ! .rHth .n outfit: ; e>e out tor tne gOVernOMUia^ a certain proportion can be ob- toil. that looked like an old-fashioned with an ankle injury-. I cut, and the city has a $1,000 U- | I at three Allied and five neutral the committee wou'd take action. glcal dressing, and announcement f¥ 'b ere .W i r T a x tinel and Joe Sexton of the An­ I . . . even the sober-faced Deacon too well, he can be very high In an ilpa brought the total tonnage tained the enemy may be ex|H'cted ; Little damage waa said to have will be made when instruction will not "substitute catcalls for think­ brawl. Coach Johnny McGrath's sonia Sentinel-----all alone in third Bill McKcchnie is going around the better balanced club, should The Tigers don't consider it a "You’re crazy if you bet a g a i^ t, ^ense fee as a prerequisite for auek*» I ing." charges pulled no punches and give the National League one of Important engagement. Dizzy recommendation for a club to those, boys," aaid one, while to 159,288 tons—almost three to be discouraged" resulted from the raids into Ger- he available. JT ill Hite D eepest place was Sam Cohen of the Meri­ wise cracking (the Deacon wasn't •Trout finished In formidable fash- ' doings. However, suburban Nor- - ' ItiineaI the1 previous weekly average. I'or yesterday's toll the British many. This waa said to be be- Blond Donations He renewed his /irgument that t’arl E. Hyson of Manchester feeling ran high throughout the den Journal with 1 1 0 .... feeling so pert when he brought its rare world series victories, but boast that It has won 38 games by i companion nodded agreemenu i acroaa the street fn m * thv New Deal "hn.s made it pleas­ ha.s eiill.strd in the Army Air .New Y«»rk. Ocl. 1. The new ioo-to be a factor, and Del Baker one run. ^ "They’re tough, and I've um pij^ | t Informed quarters, speculating reported 47 German planes down- | eause the British sent over "fly- A'. Y. Stocks A call has been received from Federal exce.ss [irofits tax. now proceedings. The McGrathmen I the boys home after those first two don’t be surprised if Detroit's has big Alton Benton and Archie "Look what happened to Bob ' enough to know Maybe they I Cincinnati, has no fee. reason for the sudden in- ed to 22 Brili.sh, with 12 British i ing novices who were getting their the British headquartera for dona­ ant and easy for the rich by pro­ f'orp.s for duty in the Philippines, have played one game to date. Four writers tied at fourth place . Barnes in New York last yean . . . .to —.hook season hss s hsnnv viding numerous tax exempt It waa announced today. taking final sha|>e In ("ongress, McKain for right and left-handed Feller,” they chorus. "He held us I « f f h t now. with i . couole of box-flahtera mim ' fekaasa in losses, expressed belief pilots saved, (The German figures ) first training in raid tactics, ' tions of blood for civilians and sol­ lirohahly will bite deepest Into war­ ith 109, the quartet being Gerry i there is a feeling around town the ' . ___ . ___ Ithat the Germans might have were 38 British planes downed and The "novices'' were described as diers who have been horribly bonds in which they ran Invest." aon eleven of Middletown to a Crean of the New Britain Herald. ®te going tr t.-ike the series relief. respecUvely. : to three hits Inin Cleveland's bigbiz 1! . , I co^ntS^gTn Adams Exp ...... 5’ s time earnincs of aircraft, .shlp- The Reds have more and su- But once :*,are It U power upon Municipal Stadium, but he walked . Maybe some „ monev that's beina snsnC ’ f pressed French and Italian sub- 14 Cii rman planes missing.) carrying "mostly flares and in- burned or wotinded in the incessant larging his hearers to think Town Clerk Samuel J. Tiirklng- scoreless tied. Wilson rates as o' e Stuart Henderson of the Hartford 1and the feel-: ^ Ditching — Paul Derringer Air Reduc ...... about the election. Willkie added: hiiililing. machinery and tool com­ which the Tigers are banking . . . ' Gehrineer and then _ Room' , offenng odds against them. But , * muney uiMS belBg apnC Iznartnes into service. Bntis'i figures on planes shot ciuidiary leaflets and a small num- . 42\ air raids. Persons between the ton ib sending in hi.s completed re­ of the top schoolboy teams of the Times, pan Mulaney of the New T based the fact the ^ P ‘ 'afte,^. J u n io r''^ ^ o m X ’ the menacing "We must be prepared for these down during .SeptembiT ' credited ! ber ol explosives, but a larger "Don't let them lead you like cat­ port tonight on those local corpo­ panies, financial source.s sniil today. Bucky Walters, Junior Thompson. ihg%ata Of Barnef Me- ; R u d7Y "rk “ p irk e" on e^ n tlTe ! 1 “ Alaska Jun . . . . . 4\ ages of 21 and 60 who are in gd The <• indiislrie.s, it waa pointed state at the present time, an In­ Haven Register, and yours truly ' 'P*Ber pitchers are whipped down, Cosky, (Charley Gehringer, Hank ! stands." are very hard to beat as long as i Negro, and Marty 91) {things." they said, ap part of Adolf than usual .supply of gasoline to tle to the shambles." He urged ration!! which are by law required dication that the Blast Riders art | Jim Turner, Whlt?y Moore, and the R. A. I', witti a thfee-lo-one Allied Chem . . . . . 164 health may be blood donors, and a out. have been .swnnijied with Unit­ . . . .fifth at 108 were Hank O'Don- •'*^ber . . . James J Carroll, the Joe Beggs, the latter a superlative Greenberg^ York, Bruce Campbell Both Oosley Field * they have a couple of fellows like i ^^o comes (to keep matters ■ HtUer’a "attempt to end the war advantage. German lo.sses were make tlieir return to home bases method has been de\ i.sed whereby them not to be "misled by men to file statements as of July 1. All going to give Manchester a whale nell of the Waterbury Republican I b‘B •‘^t Louis bookie la here quot- ibafoie winter." safer." .A m Home Prod . 5.5 like Ed Flynn who buys up votes." corporations llaljle to file report.a ed .Sliile.s and British arms orders of a lot of opposition. relief worker. listed as 1,071 planes and approxi­ the essential corpuscles may be and are expected to show substan­ and Chuck McCarthy of the Brla- i *be Tigers 2-3 favorites and They have a stout defense . . . a Birdie Tebbetts and Billy Sullivan runs. : ters serving up that apple'.” ; night In a World Series eve mate British sources did not rule out. mately 2,700 fliers shot down. The Crater Blasted In Street A m Rad St S , . . 7 ’ ., safely transported to the suffering Edward J. Flynn 1s chairman of at this time should immediately Manchester and Ea.st Hartford tol Press___ sixth at. 107, Bill Lee I ''*‘*'’'1'' to clean up a fortune If the » .u : It •eldom that one umpire— ‘ te middleweight*. {iKiwsver, the possibility the heav-y At dawn, Berlin authorities .said Am .Smell ...... ■ *2'-. the Democratic National Com­ tia! gains in profits for 1940 alcight-of-hand second basing com­ Lombardi, McCormick The Tigers will British acknowledged the loss of English people. More Information ilo so to avoid penalty. Many shipbuildings, aircraft, have collided fourteen times on of the Hartford Courant, Joe Kray- I drop out again, Beds’ Power Hitters i much leas two—will let himself ! ------might be Just "a streak of they had found evidence of only Am Tcl and Tel . 163'... may be had by applying to the mittee. the gridiron with the Kelleyites bination in Billy Myers ami Lon­ wails and stands . 319 planes and l.’iO fliers. one bomb explosion in the city tool and other coneerns, more- nick of the Bridgeport Telegram, i nie B'rey. They have speed. Cincinnati has only two hitters th eir Inno. r.n e. ' “ '' this enthusiasUc about a : J“»t so the city father* I hick, and said that after all they Am Tob B ...... ■ 77 '..: local branch, telephone 5968. Willkie. exchanging banter with Dr. Joseph O. Migliore. former ■winning eight games, losing five Today’s Guest Star their long-range guns will more ; bju team. Aa a class, they are In- i miss anything, they ara hold proper This missile blasted on a crowd of High school pupils at fiver. h.ave Ivttg'e unfilled orders on Bill Lush of the New Haven Regis­ With Mike McCormick in center with whom to offset the Detroit I were not serious in view of the pre- Am Wat Wks . . . 8?s interne at the Memori.al ho.-)iital and tying one. It'll be a non-l,«a- ter. Chick Kelly of the Waterbury than make up for any alack that i dined^ ‘to’ "be skeptical by fall, , the regular Wednesday eo I Tlpua successes of convoys which both sides of tlie thoroughfare, Anaconda . . . . . 23 Royal Oak. Mleh., this morning, their books. suffieient to keep WTien Tom Stidham ordered se­ field and Jimmy Ripple in left, the power-house—Ernie Lombardi and may be left by a leaky infield. here, ha.s opened practice in Sau­ gue affair as East Hartford drop­ American and Ken AlyU of the cret practice for his Oklahoma U. ' I having spent the summer jawing , meeting today. I tava filled England w-arehotisrs to (.a|>taiiie Wife but no one was reported injured. ' Armour III ...... 4\ solemnly warned them, "Be sure to plants al capaeity for manv Rhinelanders are stronger than Postal Reeeipls gus, Mass., it has been lenmeil. months. ped out of the CCIL a few years Waterbury Republican-----aeventh gridders, sports editor Head with our noble ahtietes. So this —------I gaarflowlng. Observers saw no fires in any ; Atchison ...... 16»4 work hard In school If you don't, ago. they were a year ago. when a few might constitute a hunch. The N a -' Check the artillery at tha First Raiders Alone part of the city during or after ! Aviation Corp . . you may come to a bad end like I ' The excess profits levy, rang­ al 105, Bill Harding of the New ! quipped In the Bartlesville (Okla.) breaks would have enabled them . 4\ The St. Mary's church bowling The other League teams swing Haven Journal-Courier, CTurt Wll Enterpri.se: tional League's umpires have a j please. Tbs first German raiders sighl- Die ill ( ,ra«h the raid. ; Baldwin CT . . . . , 16 Show Inerease did -running for president.' ing from 25 to .50 p«-,r cent on at least to prolong the world league will hold a practice se.ssion ■ earnings subject to the tax, will into action this week. Middletown son of tbe Danbury News-Times Sweethearts, sitters, cousins— I powerful amount of respect for ------— 1 $1 over London after daylight were The British fliers met a steady Balt and Ohio . . 4>. The Republican presidential series. barrage of anti-aireraft fire which at the Y. M. A. Monday at 7:30 I tourh lightly this year, at -least. opening defense of its title—at and Walt Glsselbrecht of the Tor- Stidham bans 'em by the dozens. ' N. E. Gridsters Gird the Reds. modern times had the que f lilM raiders, fl.ving at a high alti- (Conttnued from Page Oiiei . 32 \ nominee was not quite dressed Starting their last eastern trip, The Detroiters, still flushed and aiithonties said blocked their en- ■ Postal receipts for the Man- p. m. All interested per.sons are numerous eompanies benefiting Meriden and Bristol playing at rlngton Register-----eighth at 104, I — I Reds required nine victories to able distinction of beating the ChtJ ■ * ‘ Is. Anti-aircraft batteries in 8l>, when his train stopped at 8:15 West Hartford in games this feeling great from the welcome northwest, southwest, west and try to the city at several Points | 7 nfd' 123', I Chester post office for last month. a. m„ ahead of schedule. When he invited to attend. I from expansion of war industry Willard W’illlams of the Norwalk Billy Kelly, veteran sports editor i clinch the National League flag. So cago Black Sox 21 years ago. Lasq wing. Approximately 100 feet far­ : but likely to escape the extra Saturday. Hour-----ninth at 103, Eddie Shu- accorded them by their hometown I Buth'snds of the capital went Into and compelled them to stay at a | p„rden according to the monthly report appeared on the rear platform, he of the Buffalo Courier-Express. \ they bagged 11 straight, For Weekend Tussles supporters two nights ago, pulled year their Reda lost four in a rawj ther the plane was found burieii in great height which prevented any i “ 20 The Alplna society will hop' Its ' i harges because of heavy capital grue of the Bridgeport Post and may have scored a nation-wide | They are the first club to repeal and at the end, when Lomb getlon and the sky was dotted with the ground. ac . . . . 3»* of Postmaster Thomas J. Quish, told his audience tha* he hadn't had into town last evening. They re­ Ika ootton-llke puffs of bursting "aimed bombirfg." ^ ‘ were $7,082.52 as compared with breakfast. regular monthly meeting al investments. Bill Lauf of the Danbury News- beat if what he wrote the other , u National League champions af- was being trampled around, fa Captain Ross was hanging from Case (J. I.l . .54 x, Cited in this class were rall- Times. ... day pans out--that Detroit may ceived a pleasant, though not ef­ ihslU. R.niiers cros.scd ami recri-issed receipts of $6,871.38 for Septem­ There was a call from the crowd, Norman street clubhouse tomorrow ter being knocked off four H a r v a r d F a c e s A m h e r s t for a scrimmage with the rushed from the park sayings the pilot's seat. His wife was in thf ca[)ital, but except for one Cerro Dc i’l^!. 28-Ii, night at 7:30. Important bu.sine.ss ; roads, pulihc utilities and steel Punts— Passes swap Buck Newsom during the A J u I r- •»« freshman eleven next Saturday. fusive welcome, for fTlnclnnati's Four persons were killed and Ches and Ohio ... 40';. ber, 1939, or an Increase over last 1 and Willklg laughed. "You say I'm straight by the Yankees in the fans are prejudiced at the mo­ "Them bum s" But here they wreckage. Both apparently were period when planes were heard will be transacted and all members companies. TTie writers in the poll had ab­ winter because some of the Tigers world series. A n n llolV L.rOSS M eets Boston university had a stiff back. seven Injured in a North Li)ndon C’hrysler ...... 79 X4 year- of $211.14. not getting any thinner? I ought ment. Both clubs were scheduled district in the morning when high killed instantly. several times, there wa.s no great to be able to appeal here without are asked to be present. I Ma,v < hofise Basis By The Associated Press solutely no trouble in naming the fans have soured on some of his The law of averages is on their The bodies were at a funeral amount of artillery fire in the Col Carbon ...... S3 Last month's Increase brought 1 The bill iiermlLs business lax antics. . . . “Hurrj' Up” Yost, lA t in Future Game,, X r X S X X . '’''.!:.."". to work out at Crosley field this : explosive bombs struck a residen­ the t'.’lal increase to date over the getting insults. Besides, I don't Ann Arbor, Mich.—You can tail-enders of the National League side. afternoon. home today where instructions city. Defense guns thundered Col Gas arui Kl ... 5 ', The regular meeting of Amler- j payers to ehisise as basis for cal­ .. .with but one exception ail pick­ Michigan’s grand old man, waa tial area. Five persons were res­ Corn! Inv Tr ...... corresponding period of 1939 to notice that you're failing away." take it from Mlchlgan'e football Tigers Haro Had Eagle, Gel a W eek Off. Derringer Vs. Newsom from Washington were awaited. briefly at long intervals. 37 son-Shea Post, V. F. W. will be culating excess |irofits average ed Boston and Philadelphia to head guest at 12 ot 13 functions All The Answers cued from a'wrecked bungalow. Coml Solv ...... 10'., ; $4,353 19. the report shows Someone asked for Mrs. Willkie. ; earnings tor the years 19.36-39 of playera this business of flying to Neither pilot last night would Maryland Acts 7; Civil Aeronautlrs Authorit.v in­ Most of the activity appeared to "Mrs. Willkie isn't up yet," her held this evenlne at 8 o'l lock at finish 7th and 8th respectively, while the Wolverine squad waa on But thla Detroit outfit with the urday. The Jersey eleven ia report- Other raids- j were sighted al­ spectors conUuefed an investiga­ be loncentrated in the out.skirts. Cons F.di.son ...... •26 A; I ------I "invested capital." A return of 8 distant games isn't quite what its the coast. . . . Coach Jack Mea­ Boston, Oct. 1.—(A5—Harvard ed to be much tougher than the name hla starting pitcher. Mana­ husband replied. "I’m afraid to the Home in Manchester ilreen. cracked up to be, even though It nine of them had New York tag­ creaky infield has done everything most slm- ■ aneously over other tion. where most of Berlin's Imbistries Cons Oil ...... p e r l ent on inve.sted eajiital would gher of Auburn got the scare of his and Amherst undoubtedly will fill 1939 aggregation, which gave the ger McKechnle of the Reds said tell her to get up. I haven't much Commander Frank Valluzzi has may have helped the Wolverines in ged for 6th as well, seven also had asked of. it. On ‘Monopoly’ ; parts ' ,:,ngland. Letters found in the plane, are located Cont Can ...... 39y i Walerbury Pleas 1 be allowed before rates on ex cess life the other day when Bob Flour­ that Derringer and Walters would " , Nc-zl planes attacked a authority around here.” something of Importance to pass their conquest of California last Cffilcago at 5th, seven had Pitts­ Beaten four straight . . . once in urday when the Lord Jeffs move in Terriers quite a tussle. iji...... „ which waa demolished, were ad­ Third Consecutive Night Corn Prod ...... , . 53ti on to the members and urges a ! earnings applied burgh at fourth, none had St. Louis noy, classy halfback went up in a the sUdium with passes next Sat- _ t’ P Manchester, N. H.. a e o Wstsh town, dropping incendiary I "The larger steel eompanies," Saturday. Instead of loafing St. Louis and three times in Oil- one knew that ail along, and the dressed to Capt. Charles A. Ross, It was the third consecutive Del Lack and "West . 31, Under Advisement large attendance . _ at third, two had Brooklyn at plane and had to make a forced cago, and going home four games to (Cambridge to start the Crimson O'Donnell has his St. Anselm and high explosive bombs. One "Office Chief of Air Corps, " Wa.sh- Douglas Aircraft . , , 78 "said The Wall .Street Journal. comfortably on a train yesterday, landit.g when his gas ran out. . . . best guess is that Derringer will Boxing Commiuion night of alarms for Berlin's 4"00,- Stag Party Held they wers back on the practice 2n d .... out, the Tigers took three in a row rolling on its 1940 season. Hawk* primed for the opening Iglder was reported to have dived ington, D. C. An identification 000. who had to tumble out of bed Du Pont ...... 178 TTie Roger Sherman Company of I "generally apparently could earn The main idea out here right now From both camps come reports with Lowell Textile Wed- be wheeling them acroee for Hank low through a cloud bank ami j considerably more than in their field for a stiff workout at Coach is try to get a hotel room. from Cleveland. Greenberg and Rudy York and the d a re s Armstrongs, card gave his age a.s 37 and an before midnight to dash for shel­ Ea.stman Kodak . . ,134'i Hartford. Oct. 1.—(rPi—The Su­ Hartford ha.s a large truck hoist When it was time to check the that the gridiron forces are spend- fi**ikewise expected to feel the Press, launched the football sea- ruined a three-hit performance I Louisiana State, showed himself a mite worried by chairman, said the move Was di­ Is being developed to meet Lehigh Val RR . . spaghetti dinner. During the such a show in the Bearcats’ first the Reds, but he had no idea how eyatem trouble so to save b.ittery will not These sources said one British .. 2% decision on all the motions within of 15;;8 Main street. East Hart­ new levy only moderately or to game this season that they've •on last Saturday by picking 17 Kennel Club * and gave Floyd Glebell, a recruit, . Joe Oemanekl. who was held out drilling the jayvees in Franklin rected against the "New York*: l^ b t attacks—source of a ma­ call again until reach Henslov Ligg and Myers B . .lOOU course of the evening the guest of out of 21 games for a percentage the triumph that aent the 12-to-l of the Providence tussle, alternat- and Marshall plays, for presenta­ Ipng the big catcher’s injured ankle squadron ran into a band of Nazi a few days. honor was presented with a purae ford. will keep "open house" for escape payment on 1940 [irofiD* are made the fans almqst forget such Note to Messrs. Red Dawson would last. boxing monopoly" in general, aatT jority Of the casualties. field." Lockheed Aircraft . . 29 Attorneys for the 14 men, in­ their friends, Saturday, October 5, leading units in oil. mining, farmrm of .8 1 0 ...he muffed the Southern and Ray Wolf: You'll have plen­ shots of last spring into the world j ed st right half with sophomore tion to the varsity tomorrow. It's that by taking this stand Mary-' night fighter planes which report­ Loew's ...... of money by his friends. former heroes oS Harry Johnson probably the first time In the Blaik He was equally unsure about .In^lred articles in the Lkindon | -pj^g plane passed over Walter- .. 25 cluding former Mayor Frank from 7:30 to 10:30, in observation implement ami meat packing 1 nd Walt Strosser, who were con- Cal-Waahington State tie. Wake ty of company in the football dog­ series for sure. " j Kevin $lulcahy during the session. land became tbe first state to op­ ed shooting down three bombers Loritlard ...... 20% regime that he ha.s gone to that Lonnie Frey's chances of playing Pteee quoted high official ijuarters • boro, in southeast South Carolina, at an iindlselosed point. Hayes, convicted last year, who of theit.,25th jye^kllQg anniversary. dustries. ,^«ed. some punkins as small Forest over North Carolina. Bos­ house this week-end . . . Glenn Rodlegs Play ’Em He is expected to see a major pose the "power* that be.” Mont Ward ...... 41 ton College over Tulane and Den­ Close To The Vest share'of the action next Saturday bother over -an early season op­ out the aeries at second base with that the new defense shoufd he in about 9:15 p.m. le.s.t.l, and sev- Two of the crew of one bomber made requests, sald'that they re­ Few Liens Filed Mrs. Bryant was the former Miss Bunks W im't f onlrlbute Min'h attitie players. Cunningham, who has gone in for a broken big toe. But he was much The action came, Scherr declar­ O^Oration in from one to three i era) residents, who later heard a Nash Kelv ...... 5% m ver over Iowa State... longer distances, probably will run ClncinnaU offers ita 38 victories night u d Sheeketski 1* hopeful ponent. quired more time to prepare Hazel Gould of this town. ed, after he had been advieed by;.] parachuted to safety and were in­ Nat Blsc ...... Big commercial banks, too, if by one run as something In the more optimistic about winning the WOBU**- I crash, found the wrecked ship. .. 19% briefs. Shrtveport, La.—The Centenary in the Sugar Bowl two-mile . . . burly Bruno Malinowski also will Eddie Mead. Armstrong'e mana»* j terned, it waa reported. The men Nat Cash Reg . . . . was figured, proiiahly won't con­ This department hasn't aa yet way of proof that the Redlegs play be ready for service. series than be waa a year ago be- .'Whether the defense would be a ( Both bodies were In the wreckage, were quoted as saying they were .. 12% In 8th District gentlemen can claim a record of Thirteen members of the Wiscon­ ger, that the ttUehoider could not-' i Nat Dairy ...... 13% tribute much to Uncle Sam's decided to enter the grid guessing ’em close to the vest, but for ail Boston College's triumphant team bucked the Yankeee. IMW combat plan or a new night, p^rts of the plane (Bellanca New Zealanders making their first Pageant Tonight some sort, at least for their sec­ sin grid squad play musical instru- GOSi 8 r t^/ttS The Reds, to a man, do not have fight anywhere without the con-' «ltl-«ircTsft weapon- or both — Nat Distill ...... 21% revenue.') from "excess” earnings whirl this fa ll.. .we couldn’t, how­ menta and if Coach Harry Stuhl- the holes in ita Infield, Detroit, Eagles, who arrived home from cruiser-air, N.C.—2.5303) were flight over Germany after having N Y Central ...... Public Records becaii.se they derive a large part of tion. as football travelers. They ever resist the temptation to make ; the same wholesome respect for sent of Promoter Mike Jacobe of ras not disclosed. scattered over a large area. A log .. 15 Resldenta of the Eighth School drehcr can find himself a drummer, in ita deciding scrap in (Tleveland, jNew Orleans today, will get a nn., Bolling Field officials in Wash­ Phelps Dodge . . . . of the town clerk by Walter E. considered In line to pay on excess 'Tucson to face Arizona. Other our correct choices were Boston yards va. Winston-Salem the other toward the end of the campaign. {;~$«etions of the city. Only a few hit Germans Seek to Aid .. 32% habit with them. The tax due last the Center Congregational church, "road” games this season include Chicago—Nate Bolden. 156, Chi­ Izzy lanazzo of New York. ington said Capt. Charles A. Ro.ss Phil Pet ...... ,^.35% Friedmann of Wrentham, Massa­ year calling for two mills, which profits this year. They earned more College over Tulane, Dartmouth day. but both times he was called “And we've got pitchers who can London as residence dis­ of the Army Air Corps left In his chusetts, and Margaret A. Parson entitled "Old Wedding Gowns and Washington University at St. over St. Lawrence, Minnesota ov­ cago. outpointed Joe Sutka, 160, do that." Scherr said Mead told him h*}"' and suburbs again bore the ISon-Agffression Pact Pub Serv N J ...... 34 raised In the vicinity of $12,000, than 8 per cent on invested capi­ back by "that man". . . Mel Moriarty Cagers to Hold Wyandotte, Mich, (8); Settlno Bellanca plane for Davton. O Radio ...... of this town; Eugene F.' Clark of New.” The entertainment Is the Louis, Southwestern at Memphis er Waahington, Holy Croat over Allen, who aired the Glant-Yan-! The Reds were intrigued by a re­ would demand $25,000 for sucb k' at of the bombing. Sept. 21. Berlin, Oct. 1— i/Pi - German .. 4% was all paid with the exception of first offering of the women of tal in the 1936-39 base period. It Providence, Renooalaer Poly over Terracina, 170, Italy, outpointed Republic Steel .. . Columbia and Marguerite L. Grib- $115 when the final day to place was noted, and have shared In the and Texas Tech at Lubbeck. kee game- this seaeon, had better port that Birdie Tebbetts, Detroit’s match if Jacote would Daatroy Number of Houses diplomacy; according to usually .. 18% bon of Manchester. Group 3 of whlch^Mrs, Ernest L. Trinity, Michigan over California, Al Tibbita, 160, DanvUle, 111.. (8.) first string catcher, was pegging but that tbe promoter would well-informed sources, is lending a Rey Tob B ...... 85 liens was reached yesterday. Tax buslnes.s upswing. look to his laurels . . . Young New Orleans—Jimmie Perrin...... ^ Air Ministry communique Warrantae Bengston Is leader. Mrs. Herbert Itahaca, N. Y.—The Comell- Brown over Wesleyan, Mississippi Jack Slocum, son of BUI. the old Opening Practice Tonight the ball wildly In tbe closing game permit the champion to I' flerman bombers destroyed a helping hand toward an effort to Safeway Stores .. .. 43% Collector Joseph Cfaartler found it B. House and Miss Margaret Rus­ In textiles, rayon producers were over LSU and Ohio State over 126 1-2, New Orleans, outpointed f':alnsr )_w il- quarter . . . West Hartford and While the varsity scrimmaged yes­ Jaunta over week-ends. Leading ■witched late last seasbn lafter credit for tbe way they have of tbe state ' the past have resulted in regular Weatem Union . . . .. 19% er, aaid Donovan had been dead Laughlin, 14 Knighton street ■ ■•lowark, N. J.—Maxle FiMier, Hartford Weaver, both opponenta bwn. selected as yet but will be being leading scorer and all-con­ taw hundred feat employment The certification pf formation bMween themselves the liam H. Anderson, 78, former pub­ London, Oct. 1.—OP)—Sir Robert terday, tbe band also started aemlpro teams In the state will also bought out tbe park. 'They might day between West El and Mfg ..109 about 10 hours and that death was piMharged today: Joan Benson, lisher of The Troy Ehrening Times, Hadfleld, 82, baronet. Internation­ 135, Newark, stopped Tommy Fon­ of High thla season, played a named abortiy, it being reported ference fullback in 1938 and Phil their employment is expected to three nationif and Soviet Russia." W’oolworth 33% workouts and the student body be played, Indicating that Mor that Ronald Daigle will handle the easily ba a diailluaioned group who Nevada. Utah due to a heart attack 73 Princeton street; Gall Cowles, died today. Anderson served 57 ally known engineer and Btetanu-- tana, 1$3, Brooklyn, (4). . soorslsaa t i t ... Roach played fullback for three could .take the Reds or leave them.' jy * * e a to j be receiTtil tba gjrla tom on w . ^ CdoaoMat lik e Ibat of Ftavda Elec Bond and Share ^Curb), He leaven two eUteie. held cheering practice/ lartys wUl see acUbn a-plenty. club. VtMh MUU im ? 111 kbUn atreet years with tbe paper." - ^ gist, died here last night. ytare in higb sebooL, Tbslr fint chaaptoiubtp club pt

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Brunner's, 80 Oak­ Long Distance Hovers. TeL 6260. : mlscellaneoua pieces, 16 Colum­ ment one can make of any talent vance; Son—What Is collegs bred? . middle aged woman, housekeeper’s Grace— If ever I married, you Dad—My boy, they make eel- ■ Bank of Manchester has land street. Phone M91. 68 HoUlstei street. position, for business couple, 5 bus. Leaving town tomorrow. » Set in Month he may have. For ^Garrison Finish ^ Now would, be tha last man I should lega bred from the flour of youth . .jst or destroyed, and wrlt- days weekly. Write 166 Eldridge appUcatlon has been made to FOR SALE—1939 BUICK 40 JAMES A. WOODS moving and FOR SALEJ— GRAY ENAMEL take. and the dough of old age. atreet. Agatha—He wore my photo­ bank by the Person in whose series, 4 door trunk sedan, low trucking. Ashes removed weekly. Crown Herald range, with oil Chief Gordon Believes' It Robert—If ever I married, you mileage, excellent condition. 41 By The Associated Press Mrs. wuikie will accompany graph over his heart during ths would be the last woman I should such book was Issued, for Coal, coke and wood for tale. 381 EXPERIENCED WOMAN deairei burner, in good condition. 35 It Is alwajre well to know your int of the amount of deposit Kensington street. Center atreet, Tel. 6566. North street Tel. 4028. Is All Time High as 88 Connecticut Republicans, at the her husband. war, and it stopped a bullet. take. .ta-/ JU! light housework, in small Ameri­ Hiram—I’m not aurprlsed, dear. ■tuff: _ented by said book, or for can family. Plain cook. Tel. call of their state chairman, were What campaigning waa dons Grace— Goeh—in that casa we 1936 FORD CONVERTIBLE, 1936 FOR SALE—I ORIAL gas stove Arrests Are Total. aiming today for an "old-fashioned last night waa carried on for the It would atop anything. would ba sure to come together. Husband—rve got a eurpriae for issuance of a duplicate book 1182-12, Rockville, Conn. u, my dear. Tve vamuhed the Chevrolet sedan, 1935 Pontiac Repairing 2.1 and oil burner. Must be sold by Garrison finish" to the campaign Republicans by Paul L. Cornell, u u t u u r \ v a y BY J. K W IL L IA M S OUK BUAUUING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HUUPUr^ ’or. teben Soor while you were out. sedan, 1937 Dodpe sedan, 1938 Saturday. 135 Autumn street. A rejjord month of police activi­ and were working also to get the candidate for U. S. senator, and Rnippsd from the Atchison, Kas., it —BLACK AND tan puppy. Pontiac sedan. Cole Motors at the LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, maximum number of voters to the for the Democrats by Lucian Ma- We hope the janitor got baek ta Wife—And I have a aurprlM for Dogs— Biros—Pets 41 ty j^ h o w n in an inspection of Olobe: "People used to wonder m s o n i W b a c k OONfT WORK*/ \ MAR-RUMPM.'I GOODEVENII^; [VOl/RE IN MY BOOK n o w ' THIS Eorr N B W liN i' Answers to name of Trixy. Tele­ Center—6463. Open evenings. repaired; shears, knives, etc,, FOR SALF^WALNUT CHINA polls for next Monday’s small clora of New Britain, candidate time: you, darling. Tou’vo tued a jar of how they would get through ths OF TW RECRUmhf BOVtt.UOW WB.L VOU LOOK/— phone 0.160 or 7626. ground; keyi Stted or duplicated; FEM ALE DOG SPAYED $2.50. cabinet In good condition. Empire the arrest books at headquarters town eicctlona for congresaman-nt-Iarge. Fred—Who Is the cloee-moutbed golden eyrup to do It with. ABOUT US. PILLOW I ! FOR IS COUPON6 'lOl/VE, BEENWEARMfr FOR SALBl— 1931 FORD coupe. winter financially. Now they won­ POSTIR ABOUT vac.junr. cleaners, clocks, phono­ female cats $3.50, male cats al­ chest of solid cedar, 2 burner aa September ■ ends. During last While their rivals were thus Hits Third ferm Again fellow over there? PANTS/ I HOPE. 16 THW A NEW SUIT, CLYDE ? fBEEN 0WIN6 6INCE CLIMB-A-FUaHT $40, good running condition. Tele­ der how they will xet through the TH ‘ CM«/ALRV— IN OUR S N O R IN >M3NT graph: etc., repaired, overhauled. tered $1.00. Dr. G. E. Bitgood, 10 kitchen stove with oil burner and month a high point of 88 arrests concentrating their efforts, Demo- Cornell, in a speech at Bridge- Jake—He ain’t close-mouthed. Show Manager—This revue has MkCK, TMAT CRAVAT OF V0UR6 C00LIO6E WA6 ELEC NUMBER FOR-FOURI ; POUND SMALI. black, brown phone 4438, Lane, 54 Coburn Rd. Bralthvalte, 52 Pearl street. coil attachment for heating summer, fall, winter and spring. He's just waiting for the janitor LATIN— TH/WlS ANNOV VOU WHILE Lasello Road, West Hartford. 62 ib noted aa compared to 53 for craUc Verd7r1i.'VncludirTg‘ “ ’senator renewed his di.sapproval of reached the limit for nudity. 16 A 6ARTORIAL TRIUMPH.'— -LEMME 6EB,Wrm 6%^ NSARE.f— AND THAT and white puppy Call 6844. Silver street, Middletown. water. Call 6264. Francis T. Maloney and Public, “ to come back with the spittoon. Stage Manager— Why there’s TO KEEP VOKELS VOU’RE OROOMIN’ . 1937 P.'.CKARD 4 door trunk WANTED TO TUNE, repair and August. It has been a long time Andy—How’s Lady Luck been our/ THEM PLUGS/ BY THE WAY. X - UH-THAT 16 i INTEREST THAT WOOlO TIE C9= MACK'S sedan. Model 120. Low mileage, Works Commissioner Robert A. ■“ yiPK, very litUs nudity to It! regulate your piano or player since the number of arrests ap­ ,'*tln* you lately? •— UM-KUMF — . WELL,TO BE UWOUMT TO— 'AKWWAV, BEINAGARMK Announcements new tires, radio, heater and de­ Hurley, the candidate gov- . •.There is no indispenslble mi Nowadays there are few run­ Show Manager— That's just It. piano Tel. Manchester 5052. Live Stock— Vehicles 42 Machinery and I'ooK 52 proached the last month total, and president once liiambo— Not a-tall well, Andy, FRANK,! AtA TEMPORARILY T ll Ru b i r a t A N f o r WHERBIHEYCOULDj froster. $395.00 25 Garden street. Police Chief Samuel G. Gordan ernor. gathered iast night at N ew -, marked, there are IndispenaadHP^ away horses; but we still havs run­ If there was any leee nobod/d pay ■e done wore out three foots from CF PUNOS.' COULD NINETEEN-FIFTY. FOR SALE—TWO HORSES. E OLIVER IMPLEMENTS, Fordson said today that he believes the town for a testimonial dinner In principles. The tradition against away tonguea. to eee It. ITIOBTAJer FIIXINO SAND free for the tak­ Help Wanted— Female .15 parts. Used tractor plows, har­ honor of John T. McCarthy, the graveyard rabbits, and I'ze almost EtTHER Cordanl, Route 85, Bolton. Tele­ current figure is the highest In accumulation of power In the come to de conclusion dnt I’ll have ,ELUMd*H , ing. Porterfield. 68 Spruce St. Business Services Offered 1.1 phone 4065 after 4 p. m. rows, potato diggers, Dublin the department history. party’s new state chairman. WA.VTED STENOGRAPHER. hands of a single man Is one of to go to work. MCOORBI Tractor Company, Providence Rd„ The police work resulted in a There, Senator Maloney .said those indispensable principles.” HUED EVERYTHING BY CLYUB LEWIS Automobiles For Sale 4 ASHES—PAPERS removed week­ Give age, education, experience Willimantlc. very busy court month as well. that President Roo.sevcit was the and references. Write Box C. Maciora, delivering a radio ad­ ly Chambers Trucking. Telephone Articles For Salt 45 Of the total arrests, by far the type of man most needed in Amer­ dress in Hartford, said experi­ Deflaltlons Not In Webater’a 1937 DODGE, 193.1 Eord coach. 6260. Herald. ica at present, "a man of vision 1932 Chrysler cabriolet. 193.3 Ford larger part are for violations of ences of the past decade showed, FOR SA LE - MEN'S rebuilt and Wanted— I'o Boy 58 and understanding of foreign af­ Peasimiat—One who, when he SEPTIC TANKS. 200, 300, 400, 600 W AN TE D - BOOKKEEPER. Must the motor vehicle laws. Detentions among other things, that "tho sedan, 1932 Willys sedan Cole relasted shoes. Better than new on these charges follow. No li­ fairs to meet the duplicity and has the choice of two evils, takes Motors. Main street lot, oppo.sitc gal. capacity. Electric and gas be High school graduate, with FALL HOUSE CLEANING! Con- kind of men and women we place cheap sho?8. See them. Sam cense 7, failure to halt on signal trickery of dictators, to take a both. Armory. welding. Smith Welding Com­ bookkeeping training. Write stat­ vert your junk and old paper In­ in charge of our affairs arc not Yulyea, 701 Main. of a policeman 3, violation of rules path directly away from appease­ matters to be left ca.sually alone Cynic— One who knows the pany, Buckland. Call 3825. ing age, experience and refer­ to cash. Wm. Ostrlnaky, 182 Bls- price of everything and the value ences. Box B, Herald. sell St. Tel. 5879. of the road 11, loaning license 1, ment." to rqn themselves. We have learn­ speeding 12, evading reaponaibilty Not Indiapenaahle Man ed the true meaning of govern- of nothing. FOR SALE— D RIVEW AY cinders. 1, drunken driving 3, falling to Optimist—One who looks out in Manrlieslpr Millinery— Dressmaking 19 Austin Chambers. Telephone 6260. ■Of course the president la no 1 realize now that every- the dark and sees a light which Help Wanted— Male .16 Rooms Without Board 59 halt at a stop sign 7, overcrowd­ Indispensable,i------...... man,” Maloney said, . . I thing is to bn gained by coopera­ ing a motor vehicle 1, selling a car Isn’t there. A pea.simist la one who Eveiuiifr Hf'rald WA.NTED— DRE.S.S.MAKING, al- "but there Is no man who better tive partnership effort." MEN TO DO LABORING work in while his dealer’s license wan .sus­ blows the light out. tering, ami rcmodoling. Rrason- Fuel and Feed 49-A FOR RENT—ROOM 131 Eaat Cen- knows the people or how to lead Classified Advertisemenis nursery. C. E. Wilson Nurseriea, pended 1, no common carrier Bore —A man who, when asked able rates. Mra Spencer. 415 Ver­ tcr street, neai* Center on bus them or is better informed on for­ Count SIX aver^KC wunl^ to a line. Allen Place, SEASONED HARD WOOD for line. Continuous hot water. plates 1, reckless driving 4, im­ about his health, tells yoU'al) about Initials, numbers and ahhreviAtlons non street. Telephone 8259, eign affairs in the.se perilous sale, cut any length for fireplace proper brakes 3. running on wheel It. Each count as a word and c('-m»onnd PIN BOYS,^ WANTED—Experl- rim 1. failure to give a hand sig­ times.” Over Thousand words as two words. Minni'irn cost or furnace. $9.0C a cord; also slab Republican .State f’hairman Ben­ Is pries of three linen ence not neces.sary. Must be 16. Wood $8.00. Donald Gchring. Tel. Boarders Wanted 59-A nal 1 and towing two cars 1. When we see something priced UiLitns ratr.i ncr dnv fur r 1 niirnl Charter Oak Bowling Alleys, 27 8758. Other offenses were theft 3, in­ jamin E. Hanvood, in his "Gar­ at $199.95 we always wonder what ads. Oak street. ROOMS FOR GENTLEM EN only. rison finish” plea, said it was im­ Aliens on File fCMretlve Miirrli |7. 19U7 I V o l i f • e toxication 13, breach of the peace becomes of that nickel. SEASONED HARD wood for fur­ Board optional. Call Wm. A. 7, non-support 2, intoxication and portant for the party in Connecti­ jVENTUALLV ■ C'.i5n I'harjfF Knofla, 3737. t Consscutlv« J>ayff I 7 c'l 9 eti Notice l.e hereby friven to the le- nace or fireplace $4.50 for 1-2 cord. assault 1, camel knowledge of a cut to "get busy and follow up the ME'LL GET t Consecutive Davs .1 9 c*« 11 ctn Situations Wanted— enthusiaam created " bv Wendell First Month's Work at You could be born, married, dead, iral voters of the Town or"Man- H. B. & W B. Pomeroy, 8671. minor female 1, common drunkard and buried and not many would 1 Osy ...... |11 CIS'13 rt* Female 18 1, riding bicycle without lights 2, Winkle’s speech In Yonkers. N. Y. AROUND All orders for irregular Innertlone chpster. that the A N N U AL TOWN Apartmentu— Flats know about it—only for your MEETING will be held In the According to the record court He asked each member of the Loral Bureau Reporteil .'.T.KMaU.* BORN -miRTV VEARS TPO SOON j TO MARTHA- W ill be charged at the orip time rate. Tenements home town paper. xcazsazLWffA MJWtCt. *M, Special rates for long icrm every STATE ARMORY on Main Street Garden— Farm— Dairy 61 disposition of the cases was, fines State Central Committee to eiRl A —Hours .'\re SliorteneH. #ay sdvertisintf given upon retiiu-ai. in aaiil Manche.iter, on Monday. WOMAN WOULD like to take care Products 50 44, jail 4, judgment suspended on meeting of all town chairmen and Ads ardored before ihf* third or Ilf ehildren evenings Tel. 6388. FOR R E N T - 6 ROOMS 4 and bath payment of costa 9, judgment sus­ A fine old veteran well on In bis 1 fifth dsy will be charged onI>' for October 7th, 1940, at eight o'clock, vice-chairmen in his district and The Critic BY EDGAR BIARTUI FOR S A L E -G R E E N -Mountain on first floor. Garage and garden pended 2, forfeited bond 3, not promised that a speaker would be Registrations of aliens will prob­ eighties was told that a friend of Butyl'S AMU HER BUDDIES ths actual number of tirncn the ad ea.stetn standani time, In the fore­ WANTED - HOUSEWORK IN appeared, charging at the ra:e earn­ potatoes. Hartl. Taylor street. apace. Central North End rent, guilty 2, nolled 11, turned over to provided In every case where one ably cxcecc. 1.000 at the close of his, 75, had said that a man waa ed but no allowance or r»>fiin. 1. For the eholce of the follow- Harwood, remarking that he local bureau The office began its 3E.V t>V6 2, continued 1, committed to in­ would have thought. But the octo­ ViSbajlE. n T vS t F' No “till forbids", display line* not inp oricer.e: Seven Selectmen, Sev­ FOR RENT SIX ROOM tenement was continuing "a habit of many work on August 27 and yesterday G ot VOtTNt u _ _ ' Te.6T.' gold. Household (itMwis SI stitution 1, bound over 1, ordered I years .standing," al.so wn)te yes­ completeil 30 days, averaging 33 genarian would have none of It. TW \-\6HT6..-X’VY I The Herald will not be resi>onsit>le en Umatables. Two Regl.strara of with garage, available October 15. to leave town 3. terday to every town rhairman | persons daily registered and fin­ •’He’ll know better when he grows fo r more than one Incorrect inser­ Voters, One A.sses.sor for three Leifal Notices Albert's Itsed Store Offers 31 North Elm street. up," waa hla comment. C O W U ' ,------tion of any advertisement ordered years and Three member,, of the 3 ROOMS FURNITURE where an election will be held gerprinted. fo r more than one time Monday "to call to your attention I^st week the hours of service The Inadvertent omission of In- Board of Education for three STATEMENT OF THE OWNER- WITH KITCHEN RANGE r-L. ■ '-- eorrect publication of advertising years SHIP, MANAGEMENT CIR­ COMPLETE ONLY $150 Wanted I'o Rent 68 the necessity of getting every last in the local alien registration of­ w ill be rectified only i»y cancellation CULATION. ETC., REQUIRED ^ More good news for some lucky Business Here Republican voter to the poles. fice were shortened to afternoon S'lDRIES IN STAMPS o f the charge made ff.r the service 2. To take action on the re­ YOUNG COUPLE desire 3 fur­ ports of the .Selectmen, Treasurer, BY THE ACT OF CONGRESS person. We're offering 3 complete Mast Overrome flt y \'ote and evening sessions of the regis­ rendered. nished rooms for light housekeep­ try, closing at 8 p. m. dally, A ll advertleements must conform Ldbrury Directors. Board of Edu- OF AUGUST 24. 1912. rooms of furniture that have been ing. Write Post Office Box 808, Is On Upgrade "Stress has been laid on ' the In style, copy and typography with catior and other Town Officers. Of the Manchester Evening Herald used only 4 months. Complete with fact that the constantly increa.sing fingerprinted at Home “This is iiiy husband—and everjlhing that's new in the regolatlena enforced by the publish- Manchester. Bureau registration officers ars era and they reserve the right to 3. To see if the Town will au­ pnbllshed Daily Except Sunday at a Kitchen Range, only $150. You Demorratic vote In the cities must Add of candid camera ef|uipment!'’ edit, reytse er reject any copy con­ thorize the Selectmen to borrow Manchester, Conn., for Oct. 1 get a complete Bedroom, Living W ANTED—TWO OR three room be overcome by a thoroughly can­ now taking fingerprints and reg- , sidered Objectionable. funds fpr the use of the Town for 1940, Room and Kitchen. apartments. 2 adults. Write Box Express Agency Reports vassed and produccfl vote in the istering invalid aliens at their CLOSING HOURS— CUssifled ade the next enauinK year, and give County of Hartford, .sa. 18 Month To Pay F, Herald, stating location and towns, he WTote. homes "fo date sixteen such aliens be be publlehed same day must be Over 45 Per Cent Ip- have been registered by the office FUNNY BUSINESS yecelved by IJ o’clock noon Satur­ the note or notes of the Town for State of Connecticut, We'll give you convenient terms price. At the Newtown party Hurley employees. days 10:90. same. Before me, a Notary Public In on any purchase and we guarantee praised McCarthy for his "quiet ttM«iaSAMByMI.tc. z.a.tiau.a-stf *SSZSB FURNISHED APARTMENT— 3 erease Last Month. It IS antieipate; printed on the reverse side of this well and on time and at reasonable i Thursday evening in honor of Ml.ss The fighting forces of the ings, Memorial Day, Armistice INSURE Winifred U. Watkins of Birming­ Is down due to change from coal la Memorlam ...... f form, to wit: with cosLs. He is a man in keeping .Mona Fuller, of 69 ttharter Oak French colonies "'were honored Lost and Found ...... i Day, Miscellaneous, Garbage Col­ ham, Mich,, are having a tough to oil now being used by many 1. That the names and addresa- with the needs and spirit of our street. It was held at the Highland with the stamp above, one of the Announeemnets ...... i lection, Child Welfare. Bond Pay­ M cK i n n e y b r o t h e r s time a.s freshmen at Mary Wa.sh- of the manufacturing plants. Up Psraonals ...... | e.s of the publisher, editor, manag­ tim e." I ’ark club house and 'vas given by first issues of 1940. Surtax of this ments, Interest and Discount, Dog Real Estate aud Insurance ington College here. "I've a letter to a year ago, power waa mostly AetoaioMloo ing editor, and business managers thief Speerh at New Haven Miss Margaret Fuller sister of ths ‘stamp and a second of the set was mSIHd HUMAW, EASY CAWMOT HELP AOMieiKkS Ahtoasobles for Sale ...... 4 Licenses, Libraries. Whiton Trust SOS Main St. Phone 6060 from your boy friend,” said the furnished by steam generated hy are: The Republican committee In bride elect who Is to be bridesmaid.. designated for families of soldiers. LUSk TRIM FEMINIME FORM WALKIU6 POWM Automobiles for Exchange .... h Fund, Town Court, Federal Relief, Richmond Miss Watkins to Miss coal heat. The change over ha-s Publi.sher, Thomai Ferguson. charge of Wendell Wlllkle’s tour of The club house was decorated with France’s colonial possessions TMR 6TREBT AHEAD OF WLA Ante Accessories—Tires ...... f Recreation, Old Age Assistance Watkins of Michigan. “ And I've resulting in a falling off of freight Auto Repairing—Painting .... 7 Tax, Water Department, Zoning. Manchester. Conn. the state Oct 9 and 10 announced streamers which were all colors of before the war were second only Auto Schools ...... T-A got a letter from your boy friend," loading for coal aa oil is trucked in. the rainbow. Miss Fuller sat under to Britain's. Established during AutOS-^hlp by Truck ...... K 5. To see what number of Po­ Editor, Thomas Ferguson, Man­ replied the latter. after a meeting last night that the chester, Conn. Shift to Expreas. an arch and opened her many gifts. the period of France's greatness, Going Down BY Y. T. BAM UN A u to a »F o r Hire ...... 9 lice the Town will authorize to be Warning The number of smaller firms principal speech of the presiden­ A L L E Y O O P Oaragea—9 irvlce—Storage ... Managing Editor, Thomas Fer- A mock wedding w m a featurs the empire Included some 71,000,- appointed. that have come to Manchester tial ctandidate's visit would be giv­ Motorcy<-\;9— Bicycles ...... li gu.son, Manchester, Conn. Annual Town Meeting of the evening. Mrs. Irving Sar- 000 persons in territories totaling " s W an t' Autos—.Motorcycles ... 12 6. To fix s date for the laying within the last three years and en Wednesday evening. Oct. 9, in NOW POINT TOUR FUNNY-LOOKIN' ...LEAD ME TO Business Manager. Thomas Fer­ terr acted as the bride and Mrs. 4,687,000 square miles. B** ueaa aed Profeealonnl Serrfeea of s tax and the laying of s tax their need for raw materials has the New Haven Arena. The 6,600 BEARD TOWARD TH' PLACE YDUVE #iness Services Offered ...... guson, -Manchester, Conn. The legal voters of the Town of James Bavlesa was the groom. 13 rate in accordance ^ th the Stat­ ARTHUR A. resulted In a shift to the express tlckcis to be Issued will be allocat- French possessions in America .eOT MV FR.IEND6 PENNED UP lous jhold Services Offered ....IS-A utes. 2. That the owners are: Bolton are hereby warned to meet -ed first to New Haven, ■ then to Miss Camilla MarUnl waa the are St. Pierre an^ Miquelon, Building—Contract Ing ...... 14 in Bolton hall in said town on Oc­ b\isine.ss. With the Increase the' Florists—Nurseries ...... H 7. To see if the Town will ap­ The Herald Printing Co., Inc., towns in the Third Congressional preacher. Refreshments were serv­ Guadalupe, Martinique, French Manchester. tober 7, 1940. from 7:00 A. M. to Manchester office is more than Funeral Directors ...... 16 point s Zoning Commissioner for KNOFLA likely to lead all offices In the district and finally, in limited ed. Mias Fuller la to be married Guiana and Inlni. with a total of Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. 17 Thomas Fergu.son. Mnnehester. 6:00 P. M., for the following pur­ For numbers to other towns In the Saturday to William Clifford. 68,419 square miles and 592,600 Insurance ...... ig a term of five years. poses: division as it did a year ago last 'There goes Mamie— I told her to keep away from Ih*. C. Denison Talcott, Talcottvllle. population. Millinery—Dressmaking ...... ig 8. To see if the Towm will ac- 1. To elect Assessors. Board of January. tell on the kick-oflT* Moving—Trucking—Storage 20 rept the Selectmen’s layout of Ronald H. Ferguson, Manches­ U)-\. Tax Review, Selectmen, and all Fublie Passenger Service ...... High Street, from Campfleld Road ter. INSURANCE Fainting— Papering ...... I-eon A. Thorp. Manchester. other town officers usually elected Ash Vonr Nelghbarl Professional Service* ...... to McKee Street, s.s a town high­ at said meeting. I'OONEHVILLE FOl.KS BY hXINTAINB FOX Repairing ...... way. 3. That the known bondholders, B o w lin g Daily Pattern 2. To adjourn said meeting to 878 Main St. Phone 8440 Tailoring—Dyeing—UW-aning .. I'l 9. To sec If the Town will ac­ mortgagees, and other security T oilet Goods and Service . . . . . l.’F> holders owning or holding 1 per October 8. 1940, at 8:00 P. M. to W anted— Business Scr\i«;e ..... cept the Selectmen's layout of act on the following matters: Miss Leona Fortin led the Ever­ FldaratlAnal Bowers Street, from Henry Street cent or more of total amount of I*attern 8794 Po o r M r . H e n r y P e c k Courses and Classes ...... 2'. bonds, mortgages, or other securi­ 3. To act on the Selectmen’s greens to a 3 to 1 victory over the Private Instructions ...... to Harvard Street, as a town high­ Roae.s laat night at the Weat Side way. ties are: estimate of the expenses of the Plenty a t practical and thor­ XHnelng ...... ?g-A town for the ensuing year. Rec alleya In the Burr Nuraery Musical—Dramatic ...... 10. To .see if the Town will ac­ None. oughly protective aprons are es­ 4. l o make appropriations for league while the Hedges swamped Wanted—Instructions ...... 34* cept thi Selectmen's layout of 4. That the two paragraphs sential to your equipment for a FInnnritil next above, giving the names of schools for the coming year. H. A . Stephens the Shrubs 4 to 0. busy fall and winter season, Bonda—Stocks— Morlg.*.;#** ... 31 Harvard Street, from I’ linccton the owners, stockholders, and se­ 5. To make appropriations for AT .IOE'8 OAR.AGE MisstFortln gave the men some­ with many parties and much Business Opportunities ...... J'J Street to Bowers Street, as a town thing to shoot at taking high sin­ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS In Reverse BY MERRILL KLOS8KB Mon.j to Loan ...... i: highway. curity holdera, tf any, contain not the care of roads and bridges and 55 Oak Street holiday entertaining ahead. This Help eed Sltaall«»Ra for snow removal. gle for the evening with 124 and 11. To see If the Town will ac­ only the Hat of stockholders and useful design (No. 8794) la Help Wanted—Eemal...... n 6. To see If th# town will vote 1987 Hudson Templane t-Door also high three string honors with •securitv holdera ns they appear one of those thoroughly satlafaj t h e n I WAS I'M RUNNIN3 BO Y, t h a t w a s t h e b e s t B,lp Wantod—Mai* ...... cept a deed from The Orford Par­ Sedan. 322. w sK e 'lOu Balaain.ii Wanted ...... i « A upon the books of the company to eliminate the Itemizing of Se­ tory aprons! It goes on easy RESPONSIBLE R ». ARB VOU A STUOeNT RESPONSIBLE AN’ R3R SlUDEMT GA6 X EVER HAD PUUEO ON ish erhapter. Daughters of the Ttie scores: Halp W anted— Male or Ei-male 37 hut al.so. In eases where the stock­ lectmen's Orders In Town Reports 1937 Graham 4-Door Sedan. fits just right, esn be made THAT EXPLOStON? AT SHADVSIDE HiaH? FOR IT/ X WHEN I BODY ME 1 M O -H O / — GLAD 1 M6T A s e n ti Wanted ...... IT a American Revolution, of land fur YOU, Mteoosev / w e u . ------holder or security holder appears aa now done and change according Rosee (I) a jiffy, and covers all volneT HAD A OADSET STEPPED PRBSlDENT Sltuatlona Wanted— F" c m a I e . .m 3 8 highway purp'ises on Parker 1935 Graham Sedan. 83-220 FASTEN EO "O ON TUB AMO I'M so LDNO / Situations Wanted—Male .... 39 Street. upon the books of the company as to Auditors suggestions. F. Burkhardt able parts of your dress. Be­ B. Lawrence . ..71 83 71—225 O N « OF VtJUR. STAOtTER.---- TRV1M6 Xmploym ent Agencies ...... 4S 12 To see If the Town will ac­ trustees or In any other fiduciary 7. Td do any other business 1934 Ford 4-Door Sedan. sides. it can be made in two Live Steek— Pel*—PoRltry— B. Kennedy . . 80 91 93— 264 SnUtK PU13S/ NOT TO cept a deed from John HiRc^lnaon relation, the name of the person or proper to come before said meet­ ways, with high-necked yoke mAM! BUILD ^>00 %>hlclea ing. You Cnn’t Buy A Better Car R. Strickland ..77 91 93— 261 Doga—Birds— Pets ...... «t and Margaret H. Rich of land for corporation for whom auch trus­ effect and back-strapa, or cut WILL f Anywhere At Our Price! T. Faulkner . ..109 104 103—316 dJye Stock— Vehicles ...... 4? highway purposes between Russell tee la acting, la given: also that Dated at Bolton, Conn,, October lower, with a piece encircling Igt Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 the said two paragraphs contain 1. 1940. . Buy With Confidence! D u m m y...... 6 0 44 42— 146 Wanted —Pets—poultry—stock 44 and Haynes Streets. the neck. ¥ For Sale—>>ll*rell«aeoM* statements embracing arfiant's Thomas W. 'Wilson r 13., To see If the Town will 465 482 485 1432 This Is a grand Idea for club A rticles For Hale ...... 4b adopt a resolution applying for full knowledge and belief aa to the John Albaal Beats and Accessories ...... 4h Evergreens and church sales, because prac­ State Aid Road Fund, as provided eireumatances and conditions un­ Albert K. Skinner (8) vBulldlng Materials ...... 47 der which stockholders and secur­ Selectmen. J. Cheney ----- .. 86 76 82—244 tical aprons that are also pretty XMamonds — Watches— Jewelry 48 in Sections 1484-1494 of the Gen­ Read Herald Advs. to look at always sell like ths electrical Appliances—Radio.. 49 ity holders who do not appear up­ F. Whitman .. .. 66 65 69—200 eral Statutes of Connecticut. Re- proverbial hot cakes. Percale, * Fuel and Feed ...... 4 vi.sion 9- a oi 1930 on the books of the company as D. Horton ...... 60 44 42—146 Garden—Farm—Dairy Products ..124 92 106— 322 gingham, seersucker or cham- 14. To see if the Town will ac­ trustees, hold stock and securities L. Fortin .... .Kpusehold Goods ...... 61 81 101—271 bray are good apron cottons. Machinery and Tools ...... 57 cept a deeit from Mary Jefferson, In a capacity other than that 6f R. Rite ...... 89 i7i.ita66fa-ffgi . .102 84 115—301 Pattern No. 8794 Is designed Musical Instruments ...... 53 Margaret J. Shea, Johanna L a bona fide owner; and this affiant C. Yurkshot .. Office and Store Equipment ... &« has no reason to believe that any for sizes 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 ■pMlaU at th* Store. Shea, Harold W. Garrlty, Earl T. '(Ttarinc Apparel—Fur...... other person, aaaociatlon, or cor­ Attention^ Newlyweds 527 442 515 1484 and 44. Size 34 requires 1 7-8 BY JOHN C. THKKI Garrity and John F. Garrlty of yards of 38-inch material with­ SCUKCHY SMITH No Information, Please! Waatad—To Buy ...... land lor highway purposes on tl>e poration has any interest direct Shmbe (0) llaaai^^BA ■ r4—H «t. I «•—H e. A r or indirect in the said stocks, M. R ic e ...... 62 64 64— 190 out nap; 6 yards of ricrac. ■tMlaaraaf. west side of Lilac fitreet, between Due to quick removal from town, we have for sale four bonds, or other securities than as J. Kennedy ... .. 89 74 86—249 For a Pattern of this attractive WHAT IN BLAZES WERET WELL.! WASNT 'WHAT'9 A «RL GOTTA CO- 'Roema Without Board ...... Trumbull Street and Center rooms of clean, modern furniture which will be sold at 'SaaMara Wanted ...... e Street. so stated by him. P. Basset ...... 74 72 74— 220 model send 15c In Coin, Youq y ou OOINS OUT (NTHATlPLAVINSTlPPLy- SiVi you HER UFE ETOffy Caantry Beard—R .eprte...... 5 That the averags number of . .116 93 89—298 Name, Address, Style Number aoi* M K] 15. To see If the Town will less than half price. The list includes combination gas­ J. Faulkner .. OUST TO SET IN OUTDA Sotala—Saitanraati ...... copies of each Issue of this publi­ Joe Zapatka .. .. 90 106 119—315 Size to The Herald Today's Pattern ' *Uta6—Room*—Board ...... make an appropriation for recon­ oil while enamel range, 5-piece kitchen set with linoleum, to. THE RAIN?/ Baal Katat. Par Rent cation sold or dlstribated, through G. C!ce ...... 118 82 95—296 Service, 106-7th avenue, New York struction or rebuilding of Park the mails or otherwise, to paid York. N. Y. . irtm.Bta, Plata, Tanementi Street Bridge. studio couch, upholstered chair, maple rhair, end tables, talaaaa Loeatlen. for Rent .. subscribers during the six months 549 491 527 1567 Show your sewnumshlp! Have •a Par Rant ...... Dated at Manchester, Connecti­ preceding the date shown above is lamps, single bed, 6-piece mahogany (moderne) bedroom rban Por Rent ...... cut, this 23rd day of September, Hedge* (4) all the clothes you want this sea­ BB.r BomM Por R en t...... 1940. set and maple chest of drawers and odds and ends of fur­ C. Burr ...... 92 92 82— 266 son and spend leas money. Send for ta Rent ...... I. Jarvis ...... 74 89 102— 265 our new FalJ Fashion book, ■with Baal Batata Par bale David Chambers 6,106 niture. This is new and modern furniture, no*t to be irtatent Bvlldinp for Sale .. M Alexander .. 85 95 80— 260 more than 100 brand new, charm­ - Joaeph G. Pero THOMAS FERGUSON, confused with old-type antiquated stork. Now stored. ' Tsa Property tor Sale ... Clarence N. Luplen ' l . Horton ...... 116 76 103— 295 ing Styles for every size and everv •nd tAnd tor Sale ..... Editor. E. Whitman .. .. 90 105 100—295 occasion. It’s so easy to sew yoif (ar Bala ...... Lcland T. Wood 5630.00 WORTH OF NEW STOCK FOR 1300.00 CASH! Sworn to and eubacrlbed before F. H e w itt___ ..100 106 98—304 own, with these simple patter ,flaia ...... S. Raymond Smith me this 1st dsy of Octo^r, 194iL tor Bata...... Harold R. Symington A R E A L Bargain. Must Be Sold Complete. even If you haven’t had much eew-^ Balefor ..•••..w.... (My commission expires Febru­ 557 563 568 1685 Ing experience. ata tor Exahanpa .... H. M. Reed. ary 1, 1942.) WRITE BOX X FOR INSPECTION. Pattern, 15c Pattern Book, 154 -Raal Batata ...... Selectmen of the Town of Man­ VIOLET MU8KE, ^^vjin.Wa^ I'eaal Rottaaa chester, In NewDrleans, palms and pine One Fattem and Pattern Book (SEAL). Notary Public. trees grow side by aide. ordered together, 25c. (b 1940, by r#suia# Fax)