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er Christmas Recess. Sanitarium. • 'Washington, D ec.' 21— Replies-^ Enrique Olaya, of Colunibia, re- Project to Cost $165^ from Bolivia and Paraguay to their porteur for the arbitration commit tee today conelpded Ijis tentative representatives . at the Pan-Ameri 000,000 All to Be R ep^ Washington, Dec. 21.— The Kel San Francisco, Dec. 21— Besieg draft which had reduced the num can Conference concerning con logg multilateral anti-war treaty, by ed and harrassed by reporters, Miss ber of Exceptions to questions to be submitted to arbitration to a mini- Ruth* McConnell, who fled here ciliation proceedings over the re , to the Goyemment; Dsm which odd neUflgtswife-etnioalfrIt cent border clashes, were expected ngum. He declined to make public which fifty odd nations renounce from the east pursued by an air- today, and reparations ^ere being his draft until it was formally pre war will be ratified by the Senate 'plane carrying Dr. David Meeker, made to set the machinery of the sented TO tile plenary session. to Be One of the World’i before a final vote is taken on the of Rochester, N. Y., was in hiding Maurtua committee again in mo It is understood that the excep tions given, out informally on '^Wed administration’s “ Big Navy” bill, it tion. somewhere in the city today. A meeting of the special commit nesday, very nearly complete the Biggest. became apparent today. Why the girl hurried from the tee will be held as soon as the re lu-.r The action of the Senate in post east and why she was pursued by plies are received. ' ! These are: , poning debate on both measures un the airplane was not yet definitely Meanwhile,, the-regular attivities | Pecuniary claims until they have i Washington, Dec. 2|.— Bresiqfint cleared up. It has been hinted^that been passed on by domestic courts til January third sounded a death of the conference reached the point | Cooltdge signed the Boulder Daufi the girl is in ill health and her where plenary session of the gener- i and thqn only where there is charge j knell to the hopes of administra relatives wish to keep a close watch ,al arbiiration committee will be pf denial of Justice: domestic ques j bill today. tion leaders of enactment of the over her. Still. another theory is held late today to receive a draft tions such as immigration and j The struggle of years, to enact a new cruiser measure first. This that she came west to escape an un convention 'carrying out the princi tariff: disputes affecting third par ; measure that would *control tjie would have made their task far welcome love affair. ples adopted at the Havana Con ties, and territorial legislation un flood waters of the Colorado rlvey, easier than to secure its passage Dr. Meeker, who made an unsuc gress last January.' less boundaries are involved: once the Senate has approved a cessful attempt to catch up with protect the' residents, of the -tm- treaty, which, its sponsors contend, the girl in a plane, is said to be in perial valley of Califbrnia, and the employ of Kenneth B. Coulter. will outlaw' all war betw'een the supply much-needed water and. great nations of the earth. New York millionaire. He is SKYSCRAPER Welcomed Delay scheduled to arrive here this morn power to arid lands, was ended la The Senate “Irreconcilables” ing from Reno. He is coming by the president’s office at 10:20. meanw'hile welcomed the delay as a train. His plane, which was forced o’clock this morning. The measure period in which to seek recruits for down at Carson City, Nev., yester is now. a law. their resolution, announcing public day, is also expected to reach here START BIG CONTROWRSY President Coolidge atta.ched ils,; ly a set of terms under which Am later in the day. signature to the bill with a pen .7X1 erica would ratify the treaty. Under Pilot Gets Lost brought to the White House- by the Irreconcilables’ terms, the Franefis Bowhan, pilot of the Repreoentative Philip D. Swing, treaty would not involve the United plane, became lost after leaving Opinion Differs Among Pas- KlNG^S CONDITION (R) of California— who with Sena States in the conditions of any oth Salt Lake yesterday and fiually tor JHrani Johnson (R) of Cali er treaty, would not restrict her landed on a ranch in Oregon. Af fornia, fathered the project, ia i,ts right’ to act at any time in self-de ter getting his bearings he took off tors Over Rockefeller’s IS‘SATISFACTORY’ legislative form, the pen was saved fense and would not compel her to again and was forced to land at for lateiv presentation to ^ George take punitive action against any .... Carson City when his fuel supply Statement That Small ----- 'Young, publisher of £he Los Ange- ' offending nation. The fate of the was gone. Dr. Meeker went to Reno les Examiner. resolution remains in doubt .al and from there took a train for San Five Witnesses Francisco. though administration leaders pre- ; There she is! This striking night photo taken u iider the glare of searchlights from rescue yatt. shows Churches Are Doomed. Has Restful N ight— ^No There were five witnesses to the diet its defeat. ’ i Bowhan said he had orders to signing of the bill. On either side of. the prow of the submarine S-4 coming to the surface off Block Island, R. I.. soon after it had been sunk bring the plane to Oakland today. Irreconcilables' Hope ! deliberate^v for rescue test. Seventy-two hours after submerging, both ends of the craft were raised. the President as he affixed his The Irreconcilables hope to win Although he would not commit When it was brought to the surface last March, with the bodies of 40 members of its crew, the S-4 had re Change Noted During Day, signature stood Senator ^ Johnspn over a majority of the Senate to himself, Bowhan intimated that New York, Dec. 21.— Sharp'divi- sisted salvage efforts for three montlis. Commander Palmer Dunbar, inset, was in charge of the test res ■and Rep. Swing, who. directed the their resolution in the debate after Miss McConnell might be a passen sion of opinion e.ifists among prom Christmas. They'have contended cue. Below is the submersible, secured by pontoons, alongside the tender Falcon. ger in the plane on its trip east. Bujetiif^&ys. long fight in .Congress fox Its pitti- that the treaty is but a gesture to “ We expect to leave for the east inent pastors .of !the United Sigtes sage. Jo'nin:; with them in the little ward peace and that its real mean enterprises in America. on'the question: • “Js the si^all ceremony were Rep. Smith'- (R) Qt' ing and danger lay in the interna “ Do you expect to have another church doomed?” This was re(reai- Idaho, chai.'mi,n of the House Irit- Few Christmas Presents m C O M E S Loudon, .Dec. 21. -Kihg George's gatiou committee, Dr. Elwo6d tional correspondence, which ac passenger?”, he was asked. ed today by a poll taken by Inter companies its negotiation. Much “ Yes. we do.” he replied. progress continues. Mead, commissioner pf retlgtoatjon, stress will be placed upon one Brit- This Year For Coolidge. He would not explain further, national News"'Service'' ill wliicbj The following medical, bulletin and W. B. Matthews, counsel for tish note under which Great Brit however. church leaders of the nation ex was issued at Buckingham Palace the Los 'Angeles Bureau of Power and Light. ain reserved the right to defend cer- Ts Pretty Blonde pressed their opinion of the state at 11:30 o'clock this morning. Miss McConnell, a pretty blonde, ment of John D. ' Rockefeller, .Ir., The special pen which KSp. (Continued on Page 3.) Washington, Dec. 21— The clos 4?which, of course, he is quite able to i was accompanied to a hotel here “ Thd King’ has had a restful Swing* brought to the White House do. that the day of the small church is ing days of an administration are Streets Jammed With Peo yesterday by a woman who'identi over as far as New Y'ork City is com night. There is no appreciable for the President’s tree was mounted' alw'aj's lean days. With the fam The clerk who receives'such gifts fied ’herself as Mrs. G. M. Ander cerned. change to be noted.” . . jpn an ornate block. and disposes of them “ just didn’t son of Cheyenne. Wyo. Mrs. An It'.' was .sigj ,ed ^y Sit Stanley ifublisher 'Young 'was to have iliar “ The-King-Is-Dead,-Long-Live- Mr. Rockefeller was commenting 9 remember w'hat had come in.” The ple as Good Will Party derson denied she was in the em Hewett, Sir Jiugh Rigby and'-Lord beon'a witness to the signing, i>dt The-King” spirit, the public quickly on' .the $5,000,000 Broadway GET MYSTERY GIRL stenographer who “ acknowledges ploy of Coulter and asserted she Temple, the “ Skyscraper Church” Dawson of Penn. U- the tnein on w'hich he is coming to turns from the outgoing and be the gifts” couldn't remember see- Passes By. was a friend of the girl. now under conslructien aiid tovvard The King’s condition i^as heliev-: Washihgton will hot reach here un in,g three live turkeys over at the Bombarded with questions. Miss stows its homage on the incoming. which project he has contributed ed to be more satisfactfiry than it. til tomorrow. President Coolidge is finding this main house, but’ w'here' they came McConnell said she had no idea 'has-.'been at any time since his Ill Pose for Pictures. .4 IN OPIUM PROBE to be true in one most conspicuous from he didn’t know., . what it was all about and finally $250,000. The new temple is to 36 stories. Mi;. Rockefeller sees a ness took a.'.serious turn, r ' ■; .-AfteiF the President’s signlfcture way during this Christmas season. “ The livestock and produce situa Rio Die. .Taiieiro, Dec. 21.— An un became hysterical. At the Buckipgham Palace anxie was atffeched, there hiyids'^ak- Usually, Thanks,giving and Christ tion this year Is rather lean,” ad precedented yelcome was given Efforts to get in touch with Miss need for the slcyscraper church that will dominate the skyline in ty '^vas muc^' lessen^ed. The. air' of .ing airaroimtl.^anft th^fe c^rapaiiy re- mas roll around and find the White mitted Edw'ard T. Clark, the presi President-elect' Herbert Hoover McConnell at her hotel last night tenseness which has pervaded the 'lired to the south' ground o fljie House doorstep piled high w'ill all dent’s private secretary, with a were fruitless. Hotel officers as big cities, thus giving to religion a Over 5 Millions in Dope Seiz when he landed here this afternoon royal chambers for several weeks AVhite House to imse for a large sorts of*delicacies for the holiday laugh. serted that she had checked out and material as well as spiritual dom battery of movie cameras. inance. was hardly in evidence during the table. Turkeys, wild game of all Time was when .airplanes were on his good will.visit and rode be professed ignorance of her where night. »• • The Boulder \f)ain hill readied ed on Pier in Jersey City; description. Fruit cakes, oranges charted to bring fowlj, which had tween lanes of cheerihg thousands abouts. • .Aiuiee’s Opinion. the-White House last' night after imee Senile MePhearson of Los Palace officials.indicated;at 7:80 and innumerable other edible tri been .nursed carefully a whole year, The “ love angle” in the affairs of having been reviewed and endorsed to Guanabara palace, where he will Angeles, celebrated pastor of An- o’clock this, morning that the King Came from France. butes pour in from admirers all from halfway across the continent. live during his three-day stay in the McConnell girl is still jumbled. had had a fairly comfortable night... by the! Department of th« Interior over the land. Producers raced with each other to Rio. Talks of Marriage geliisi temple which has a member- and the Budget llureaa. get their contributions in first. They^stated -Hhat he had rest^l Inquiry at the executive ofiices Preceded by red-coated, brass- Miss McConnell asserted that evening and', had then had a? few Thre pens in. all were used b.v the today, however, indicated President Press agents ballyhooed the whole helmeted, white plunred cadets “ someone” wanted to marry her. (Continued on Page 2.) president in signing the ndeasure.‘ Be New York, Dec. 21.— Half a doz hours sleep. Coolidge may have to^uy a greater thing. from Brazil’s National .Military “ But my health was too poor, so .started his signature with the cere portion of his Christmas dinner— But not this year. Anxiety Lessenedl , en witnesses were under orders to Academy,.in groups of 30. mount I ran away from it all,” she said. Christmas shopping throughout monial pen furnished by Congt^^ appear before the Federal Grand ed on,'borses,'-the president-elect She declined to confirm reports England took on "a more earnest man Swing, but-broke it . mid that her family wanted her to MOTHER TO RESIGN Jury today w'hen it opened its in and President Washin^on Luis, of j aspect today. Up until yesterday’s and completed the signature w|tb^ i marry Coulter. quiry into the international drug Br'azil,.,rqde in an autbinobile down detailed and encouraging statement two .othep pens, 'one pf .which .'went'^ TWO LOCAL PLANTS DOCTORS SEEKING Avenida” Rio Branco, th'e broadest i The Pullman conductor )f the to Swing and.the other'to Senator' ring which is alleged to have run ’.train on which Miss McConnell by five of the country's most fa street in' South America. PARLIAMENT POST mous medical men in attendance Johnson. $25,000,000 worth of cocain, mor There, was blazing hot; sunshine, came to San Francisco reported the girl as saying that a “ certain man” upon King George. The populace The project will coqt; J;65,0:0'0ir phine and heroin into New York GET EXTRA HOLIDAY A SERUM FOR FLU but the Hoover party rode through bad been viewing the approaching' 000, all to be'repaid to the igovern- a “ snow storm” of finely cut white was "madly in love” with her, and since May. that he was “ elderly and a cripple.” holidays somewhat listlessly. Tor inent by, users of the wa^r, ajd Advice from Detroit told of the paper .which showered- down: from F. E. Lane, the conductor, said the Says She Cannot Be in Poli day. however, shops reported rec ! power' 'The pt^je'et will iiu:lndei.3L arrest of a mystery girl believed to the roofs ahd higher floors of ,girl told him that this man had her ord turnovers. ; 550 foot dam at either Bpulder or be an agent of the smuggling syn Cheney Brothers and Orford I Hope to Discover a Preven- buildings along the avenue. . i shadowed every iJlace she went. tics and Raising Children 'The physician’s statement, while I Black canyon on the Colorado, ..^a dicate. .Sidewalks • Jammed 1 Coulter, it is uuderstood here, is it did not admit fnat His Majesty ! jowe'r generating plant at the same Inner workings of the ring were The 40-foot m-osaic. sidewalks on j a paralytic, now in Clifton Springs was out of danger, declared that j site and all-American canal, bared by Tuesday’s seizure on the Soap Close from Tomor-| tative Before the Epidem- both sides were jammed with j Sanitarium. N'. Y. At Same Time. Ills progress was now on a firm I ing the Colorado river at Laguna Jersey City piers of $5,000,000 cheering, flag wavinghiuinanity. I Interviewed here. Miss McConnell basis. It indicated that his condi ! dam to the irrigation system pf the worth of “ jpnk,” shipped here from row Noon to Wednesday j ic Reaches the East. The automobile carrying the I repudiated the story she is alleged tion generaly was improved and j Imperial valley. Havre, France, in cases marked Brazilian president and his distin to have told Lane; heart strengthened slightly but I Most Imposing. “ scrubbing brushes.” guished visitor was followed by London, Dec. 21—rBecause she warned of continued profound e.\- The dgm will be one of the..jpb^' While assistants of U. S. Attor others carrying Cabinet officers and feels that a mother's first duty.is to haiistion. > imposing in the w”brld. It. will ney Charles H. Tuttle were present The plant of Cbenv,y Brothers. Washington,_^Dec. 21.— The chief high officials. her children, Mrs. Hilton Phillip- Getting Ray Treatment. create a reservoir of 20,000.0(^0^ ing their witnesses to . the Grand Manchester's largest manufacturing hope of Public Health Service of There was ’a brass band every CHRISTMAS FUND son, one of the eight women mem The. physicians will continue to j acre-feet of water, backing it up In Jury, Tuttle planned to wind up his seven blocks. The crowd stood five concern, will remain closed from ficials and other medical scientists bers of the House of CemmPns, is admiuist.er the ray treatment to the the high-walled canyon of the. prosecution of Joseph Unger, alleg and six rows deep on both sides of King. j } Colorado. The proposed potVer tomorrow noon until Wednesday who have renewed their investiga planning to retire from politics at ed narcotic king, before Federal the street. Hundreds ' of automo NEAR $1,000 MARK the end of the present parliamen Prined George,'-yhp 'his plant, commanding all this water Judge Winslow'. morning in observance of Christ tions of influenza, is the discovery bile sirens shrieked continuously. tary session, she told Internatiqnal 26lh birtii4ay , abo^d the linen supply will guarantee 500,000 p.^- Caught on Train mas. This means that the 3,500- of a serum which will act as a pre Thousands filled the side streets. News Service, today. ? Berengaria yesterday, is due to ar m^ry- horse .power and a maximum It took the procession 30 min- Unger, a sharp-featured man, va odd employees at the silk mills will ventative or partial immunity for Mrs. Phillipson, the mother of rive today. / of 1,000.000 horsepov/er. - j iiteg to move a mile from the Cus twin boys, aged 10, and g. yo,uu,5erl .'The Duke o f Gjoucegter, reached In order to protect the govettsii riously known as Klein, Meyers and have a three-and-a-half-day Christ the disease. by the name under which he is be tom House where the'Utah’s gang-, Still Need $300 More to daughter, has been a member o f ! the* island of Madeira yestwday-and. ment’s expenditures, the bill pro ing tried, was arrested on a train inas holiday, the longest collective Experts in the office of Surgeon plank was. dropped. Commons since 1922 whph she won j reboarded the steamship Balmoral vided that np work should st^'.Cr, near Buffalo, Decernber 7, after his layoff of the year. General Hugh S. Cummings said to The police handling of the crowd Help Town Give Poor a the Berwick-on Tweed by-election, j Ca'stle, which brought him from uppn the dam until the seci'eta^y* two trunks were confiscated at day that in •all probability- suc,h„a was perfect. Not.a man got through *» caused by the disqualification of her j Cape Town. off the interior has contract^ foy, Cheney Brothers did not decide serum, or other means ^of stopping^ the lines. There was no confusion. Grand Central terminal. to observe the three and a half days husband. . * i De.spUe a wafnyig by palace of- sale-of water, which will guarapt^^; The trunks held dope valued at flu epidemics such as is. uo'wr The fronts of several stores Happy Holiday. Her announcement has revived* fihialfenot to ‘gccept the physicians’ lepaymeht of all but $25,000.(100. layoff without first obtaining the threatening to sweep to eyery- cor along Avenida . Rio' Branco; were $ 2, 000, 000. opinions of their employees. The the question whether women can frapk statemenfltoo .optiihiatlcally. This provision calls for amortiza-' Tuttle said it would be unneces ner of .the United States, will be decorated vrlth -United States flags ever take part in politics as freely there was a complete absence of lion of the cost within fifty yekrs. Works Council was informed of the developed. ' . 40 feet long., '' . The. Community Christmas Fund and in such numbers.as men. While sary for him to call Mrs. June proposed plan, and when it was pessi^ism'jjotlk .among the publ|c The all-American canal construc Boyd, a,ctress, who is in jail as a Added to the experience obtain ■ Mr. Hoover, was greatly touched this morning reached, $928.00. This confessing that she found parlimen- and newspapers toiJ&y. ' ' ' • ? > found agreeable to the representa by the sincere warmth and cor tion incidentally will be borne by material' witness. She was arrested ed in the study following the 1918 leaves about $300 still to be con fary work a “ whole time job,” Mrs. Tlte newspapers hailed the state users oif the' diverted water in th® tives of the employees the an epidemic will be the results of new diality of the greeting. Also, he tributed. Phillipson believes there are wom in Chicago after Unger put in a nouncement was made. ment with Satisfaction. Most of imperial vallay. The past $25,- telephone call to her hotel apart investigations now in progress. admired the architecture of the Donations are beginning to slow en who can do the work and run then! agreed that it would only be a In Other Plants While the former investigation has buildings. Houses of pdmbined 000,000 set aside as a-flood control ment. up but a little more generosity on their homes as well. matter of time .before the phya|r‘ fund, W'ill be repaid from excess Prosecutor's Claim The Orford Soap Company on somewhat negative results, much Moorish 'architecture with touches the part of the public will see the Her Case ’PeculiaT*- ♦ Hilliard streetjwill follow the same of the mlddld age Gothic stood near cians would be able to pronounce profits on sale of power. • > i The prosecutor has maintained information of great value was ob Fund “ go over the top.” , When “ My own case is peculiar,” said the King completely on, the road’ to schedule as that of Cheney Broth great modern office buildings. Mrs. Phillipson. ‘
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2t, Xl^aT* i ^ O T O "!TP* trolley-cars and automobl,-s at automobile is of the larger type. NORTH METHODIST XMAS SKYSCRAPER CHURCH MEMBER OF JURt XMAS DINNER CHEAPER bO LLE Y CAR OPERATOR the Love Lane crossing on Wed It was operated by Herbert Chapin, ABOUT TOWN DECLARED INSANE nesday evening, has been discharg who at one lime was connected Montreal, Dec. 21.— Albert THAN THANKSGIVING ed by the Connecticut Company. with the ^lanchester office. At that P A R H THIS EVENING STARTS CONTROVERSY The Sunday School teachers of i LOST JOB FOR CRASH His discharge came the day fol time he had not qualified ae a mo- the Swedish Lutheran church will .i V. Westgate, who was to have lowing the accident, no lay-off or torman, being a conductor. On be meet at the church tomorrow af-1 been hanged' on January 23, for ternoon at 2 o’clock. All teachers the murd.r of Mrs. Lorte C. investigation being considered. It ing transferred to Hartford he (Continued'trom Pagu 1) j Prices on Turkey and Chicken qualified as a front end man. North Methodist church folks are asked to attend. | Adams, was given a new lease In. is now said by men ih the employ have all in readiness for their life today when it was held that •, Drops Almost 20 Cents a other Employes Say Third of the Connecticut Company who slup of 15,000, cakes the view that Christmas entertainment for the Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Spencer one of the twelve jurors who Pound— Other Quotations. Car in Love Lane Pile-up Is have operated Car No. 931 that it SNOWING IN BUFF.\LO the little church is not doomed, I Buffalo, N. y., Dec. 21.--Tbe church and £he Sunday school. It contending that “ the earnest de of North Main street left to^ay fo r ' had convicted him was mental- ] a Trickster. is known as a “trick cat” one that will take place this evening soon Cffilcagd where they will spend ly deficient. The death sentence' dees not at all times “ take the heavy snowstorm which is sweep sire to worship is all the dramatira- Turkey is selling almost 20 cents ing this section of the state today after 7 o’clock, opening with a pe tion the church needs.” Christmas and New . Year’s with was revoked and a new trial or- i Robert Barry, operator of Trol air” and is inclined to slide the riod of carol singing by the entire a pound cheaper now than at resulted in the degths of four per Dr. Frank Norris, nationally their son Dwight and his wife. dered, I ley Car No. 931, the third car that rails after the brakes are applied. school and prayer by tbe pakor, ^ ------Thanksgiving, prices ranging from sons, two of them children, and in known Fundamentalist and pastor Sgured in the general mix-up of C^r No. 1240 which struck the Rev. Marvin S. Stocking. The community Christmas tree 39 to 45 cents a pound. The reason juries to scores of others.______of the First Baptist church of Fort The Friendly Bridge club, form ■ The children oft the primary and exercises will be held at tbe High for this is the flooding of the mar junior departments will provide the Worth, Texas, disagrees with Mrs. erly the Grange Whis* club, which ket with turkdr-and chicken forc MePhearaon, however, and agrees land Park Community clubhouse major part of the program. The tomorrow evening at 7 o’clock. A tas been meeting every two weeks ing a drop in prices. The fixin's, little ones will entertain with mo with Mr. Rockefeller. said: program will be given by the chil throug'a the winter svioon lor the turnips, potatoes, celery and cran 0 tion songs and recitations. Santa "I favor the skyscraper church. dren under the direction of Mrs. past five yoars, held -ts annual berries, are selling at practically Claus is scheduled to make a stop The new testament plan was one Robert Dougan. There will be Christmas party yesierui y after the same price as at Thanksgiving. with gifts and candy during the big church to the city. Then, too, chorus singing of carols and the noon at the home of Mrs. Edwin Using the present price on tur evening. it is in accordance with the develop distribution of gifts from the tree. Baker at V rnon Center, which was key and the Thanksgiving prices on The committee in charge in ment of world business. Little Heretofore the club has bought decorated in kee^jirg with the sea fixings the cost for a family of five cludes Miss Mary Hanna and Mrs. churches, of course, have a proper gifts for the little ones. This year son, with a Christmas tree also in amounts to $.5.98 or $1.60 cheap How to Escape C. I. Balch for the primary children field In small towns.” it was declddd to have the members evidence. .The members motore-ri er than at Thanksgiving. This and Miss Sarah' Vaughn, junior de “ Not Necessary.” draw the name of a child and pur over there in -the afternoon and makes the cost $1.20 a plate in- partment. Superintendent Clarence Bishop H. J. Mikell of the Epis chase a gift for that boy or girl as played bridge until 5 o’cloc'- Be 'stead of *$1.50. L. Taylor of the school will be copal diocese of Atlanta vigorously the case might be. There will be tween 5 and 7 Mrs. Baker, a sister Quoted prices: Turkey. 40c a master of ceremonies. asserts that skyscraper churches no dancing tomorrow .night but of Mrs. . eorge W. House, president lb.;, turnips. 15c; potatoes, 10; cel and psetentious edifices are not ne everybody Is Invited to come and of the club, served a substantial ery, 18c‘, cranberries, 20c; pump cessary to give spiritual dominance. enjoy the program. chicken pie supper. It was Mrs. kin pie. 35c; mince pie. 35c; cof Bishop William F. Anderson of Baker’s birthday and the players fee, milk and bread, 2,'^c; fruit, GYRATOR WASHING Boston does not approve anything Tomorrow night at 8 o’clock the pre.sented to her ^ handsome silk 50c; nuts, 25c; plum pudding, 45c. that savors the commercializing of young men ■ of «tbe Manchester scarf. They also exchanged gifts religion. Green Community club will run with each other. FLU \ MACHINE IS POPULAR Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdlck, of their regular Saturday dance. They New York, pastor of the Park have engaged Wehr's orchestra to MAIL PILOT KILLED avenu,e Baptist church, heartily provide the music this week and S. M. E. CHRISTMAS ‘ Avoid so far as possible the places where The largest single shipment 'of coincides with Mr. Rockefeller’s Dan Miller to prompt for the old- viewpoint, asserting he belieVes that fasbioned dances. -cashing machines, electrically Chicago. Dec. 21.— Leo McGinn, ^ flu germs are most apt to be; crowded cars; operated, ever to reach this section tile Broadway Temple experiment P.ARTY TONIGHT would "serve to dramatize religion” R. Branford Holmes, son of Mr. Chicago air mail pHot, '"^^s dead to came to Manchester consigned to day, a martyr to his task of trjing Montgomery Ward & Company. It aijd attract the imagination of the and Mrs. "W. B. Holmes of 937 Lan public meeting places; warm, stuffy rooms. caster road is home for the holi Children of the junior and inter- to “ get through” with the thail* De was a full carload and numbered city. medi.ite departments of the South Dr. Paul Raderj noted Chicago days from Sheffield Scientific tails" of the tragedy, which occurred 72 of the Ward Company's Gyrator school, Yale University. Methodist church will have their in Ohio, were wired to air mail of Washing Machines. This shipment Evangelist, and pastor of the Gospel Christmas party in the banquet hall Tabernacle, declared that the small ficials here. is expected to take care of the local Manchester is one of 1750 KI- at 6:30-this evening. There will Flying into the teeth of a blind store’s January demand. church is “ as much needed as the be a program, games and disirihu- ing blizzard; McGinn crashed into a Be careful of close contact with others and small home.” He expressed the be wanis towns where something will The Gyrator waching machiue is be done to spread. Christmas cheer tion of candy and gifts. Miss ^lyr- barn lu the heart of Huron. Ohio. lief that skyscraper churches will proving popular in this section. among the children. At the regular tle Fryer, superintendent of the The impact exploded his gasoline 2 beware of all coughers and sneezers; Since opening here the latter part be in vogue for a while but eve^u- meeting of the Kiwanis club at the junior department will be assisted tank and set fire to both the plafie ally will pass out. by Miss Marjorie Crockett. of October the Ward Company has Hotel Sheridan Monday noon tbe and the barn. breathe through the nose. disposed of 35 Gyrators. The Rev. Z. B. Phillips, chaplain members are to bring something The primary and be.ginners of the United States Senate, and suitable for a small boy or girl. Christmas party will be held tomor pastor of the Church of the Epi These gifts will be drawn and when row afternoon at 2:30 and it is phany of Washington, D. C., thinks the members have amused them- hoped all the children will be pres-1 HOSPITAL NOTES that the small church in the city is selveA with them for a few minutes ent; parents too will be welcome. “ not necessarily doomed.” But he the toys and other articles will be Miss Mabel Trotter is superinten- Get lots of rest. Eat plenty of citrous believes that the “ dignity and turned over lo the social service ■dent of the primary department and vdstness of God should be main Miss Ethel Lyttle, assistant. Mrs. STATE Today's Memorial Horpital re workers for distribution in homes ^ fruits. Keep the bowels open. Take tained in his temples in downtown wljet^ t^ey will be appreciated. If Garfield Keeney and ISIrs. M. H. port is as follows: sections.” for -Reason any of the Kiwanis Squires are in charge of the kinder Admitted: Mrs. Bridget Holdeh Mr. Rockefeller, meanwhile, is garten. of Vernon, Thomas McCreaner of members are unable to attend the O every precaution to keep in good physical busy helping raise funds for New meeting, it is hoped they will send TOMORROW 64 Macher street. York’s projected skyscraper church. along a toy just the same. William Did you ever hear of a success COXTIXUOUS 2:15 to 10:30 Discharged: Mrs. Selina Lachat He maintains that “ dhurch cannot' ful restaurant proprietor writing condition, so your system will have high of 205 Union street. Archie Haugh Halsfed will furnish something In hold its own in modern conditions! t'qe way of entertainment Monday. a book Of play? Yet they have of 94 Hemlock stivCt. / - wonderful imaginations. resistance against germs. Born: Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. unless its material formyls equal George Pazianos, this morning. to its spii'ituargreatness.” Albert E. Potter, 78, who died at his South Coventry home last night, is a brother of John G. Pot ter of 65 Bigelow street. Above all, avoid catching cold. Any cold Richard E. Armstrong, with his employer, left last evening for may be the forerunner of flu. Tak^ Bayer WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc. Florida where he will spend the re mainder of the winter. tjf' I Aspirin at the first sign of a cold and you Dan Curran returned to his bar ber shop on Depot Square today for Royal Romance, 4 can ward it off. Gargle with Bayer ESTABLISHED 5 4 YEARS a short time after being confined to Tender as a?i Old his home with a sprained back. Sung. CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. Mr. Curran fell from chair while Aspirin at first sign of sore throat as this adjusting an electric light bulb'last Tuesday. will remove the infection. Robert K. Anderson Phone 5 0 0 ■i: Funeral Director o r 2837-W The first sitting of the 1928-29 setback tournament of the S. M. F. D., was held Wednesday night at Itose and Ladder Company No. Fs If you have any reason to suspect even a home. No. 4 was high with 636, No. 1 second with 612, No. 2 third with 603 and No. 3 last with 534. Woh- • oi!ch of flu, call your doctor. Isbe r.nd Wistofpki of No. 1 had in QiOuye ' THE GIFT j dividual high with 184. The members of the Silk City Band will hold a Christmas tree cslebration in their rooms in the ADDED FE.ATURK I Lincoln school tonight. The usual REX BELL rehearsal session will be suspended LIST I in “ WILD WEST RO.MAXCE” Leani a Lot and Laugh a Lot With i '. favor of the Christmas- festivity. This Joy Roy of the Films. David Benson, president o2 the “ Haunted Island” Cartoon K Will Surely Suggest | band will play the role of Santa Claus. The party will start at eight ADDED FE.^TURE rv What You Want o’clock. Polly .Moran—Harry Gribbon CIRCLE and Flash, the Dog in Joseph Pohlman, Depot Square cigar merchant, reached his 83rd SATURDAY and SUNDAY “HONEYMOON’* birthday today. Business men in FOR HIM the vicinity of his shop presented him with a-pair of gloves in honor NECKWEAR SCARFS of the event. SHIRTS BELTS The Manenester lire department LAST SHOWIXGS TOXIGHT CUFF LINKS was called out this morning for a CIGARETTE LIGHTERS chimney fire in the Clark house located on Adams street in Hilliard- SCARF PINS SWEATERS vllle. The contents of one of the ^ chemical tanks extinguished the | STATE HOSIERY ' fire without it getting through the LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS partitions into the rooms. The damage was slight. EXTRA! TONIGHT! starring FANCY A Beautiful Ladies’ or Gent’s SILK HANDKERCHIEFS A marriage license was issued to- j Wintoii strap Watch LiLUAN GISH day to Charles H. Edgerly and Alice, CO-FEATURE LUGGAGE-SUEDE E. Schutz. Town Clerk Turkington ’iVifl Be Presented to the Person Holding the “SINNERS IN LOVE’* r e v e r s i b l e JACKETS also issued the first of the new! 1929 fish and game combinanon Lucky Xumfjer. Olive Borden— Huutley Gordon CH RISTM AS LEATHER REVERSIBLE licenses to Charles Tryon of. Wood- JACKETS bridge street. SUSPENDERS FLOWERING PLANTS ICE CREAM GARTERS AND ARM FOR CHRISTMAS THEATER, BAND SETS THE IDEAL GIFT STRAND HARTFORD ANDERSON GREEN POCKET BOOKS A GALA ALL TALKING SHOW HOUSES BILL' FOLDS 158 Eldrldge Street Top off the Christmas dinner with Man Phone 2124 §o. Manchester KEY CASES CIGAR CASES chester Dairy Ice Cream, in special bricks NAUGATEX COATS SHEEPSKIN LINED made especially for this festive occasion— BATHROBE^S New Year’s Eve, RADIO ROBES Manchster Dairy ice cream is preferred at SILVER SETS Celebration all leading soda fountains. Please order AND BUCKLES WATCH CHAIN AND in advance. KNIFE SETS LEATHER COATS, SHEEP PALM SKIN LINED AND LEATH ER COATS FLANNEL LINED I______Coupon given every pur- ' Bast Hartford chase of ?1 worth of Hats, Noisemakers j merchandise — good on drawing of Columbia Bi- Favors—Revue cycle Christmas eve at our Dancing Until 6 a. m. store. Tickets $2.50 Tax Included Manchester Dairy Tickets on Sale at ft Foster’s Smoke Shop * V ' i 697 Main Street, Opposite ‘ Travelers Ice Cream Co. Geo.H,Williains Weeks’ Cigar Store Incorporated. 436 Asylum Street, Near R. Station COXTIXUOUS UNTIL MIDNITE SATURDAY . Phone 525 Johnson Block, ’AND’ X.MAS,- NIGHT. -V ' ''' -X South Manchester ;«s^Usio^a't the Palm Garden. . DOORS OPEN SUNDAY AT 4:15 -Dancirg the ” Around ’ > \ ‘ V . ' • ; , r ‘. ■ - • ’ ;;••-■ „, - . - '•. -A.: ',■* >
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-S- able to trace “ Goldsmith" to the at 8 o’clock disclosed that e'veryfi \mmmn HEAT PROOF ICICLES Hotel Angleterre, Ic Cite Berger, P L E N n OF BUSINESS store was doing busines and plienty CHRISTMAS NOVELTY. tvhere he lived temporarily. When of it. There was not a store that SENATE PLANS he departed he left word he was IN STORES LAST NIGHT Old not have Its-crowd. ■ Autoiiio- Many and varied are the win going to Berlin. ' hiles lined both sides of Main street dow displays on Main street but It was understood that this w'as from the Center to the trolley tep- TO RATIFY THE the one that takes the gold the second consignment of drugs There 'was no complaint for any minus. One man who wanted to do plated typewriter ribbon is the from the same Paris Arm that had lack of customers In Manchester’s some shojpping in the Tinker build fireplace scene. Picture a gayly been seized either in the United stores last night.' An observation ing had to drive as far as the KELLOGG PACT decorated fireplace in which the Slates or enroute to that country. trip along Main street from Maple south side of school street before j 11 flames leap and dance; red, The first was taken ■ one year ago street to Brainard Place, south end. he could park. glowing flames. And around the this month. ‘ (Continnsd from Page 1.) rim of it— long, very icy looking — icicles. t tain of her territorial possessions. ------^ The Irreconcilables will demand th6 C. J. HUBER TO TALK TO same terms for America. TO MAKE HER CHRISTMAS Big Navy Fight GET MYSTERY GIRL CENTER CHURCH BODY Tbe gift of flowers The contest against enactment of the “ Big Navy” bill has become far more powerful, and administration IN OPIUM PROBE carries with it tbe HAPPY leaders privately fear the outcome,; Charles J. Huber, director of technical research for Cheney should the treaty be ratified first. (Continued from Page 1) true spirit of tbe Under such conditions,' the bill, Brothers, will be the speaker at the meeting of the Center Congre which now provides for the con Manus to trial before the other struction of fifteen new cruisers and gational Church Men’s League Sun season— ^joyousness three men have been captured day morning, it was announced to an aircraft carrier, may be modified would defeat the ends of justice. if not defeated. day. , The message for Her; a “Merry The Senate has given both treaty Mr. Huber will take for his top Christmas” for others; good cheer TRACE THE SENDER ic, “ Does Civilization Tend to.Pro and navy bill privileged status un Paris, Dec. 21— A large, blond der an unanimous consent agree mote Happiness?” The speaker has for the sick— aH this does it convey. haired man, giving the name of traveled widely in the United States ment. Both will come up for debate “ William Goldsmith,” was the Paris And so, it’s up to you. Phone your or* at 2 o'clock January 3rd. Then a and In foreign countries and has purchaser of morphine, opium and a store of personal observation of der now. , majority of the Senate will have cocaine, valued in illicit markets to decide which measu're shall be many differing peoples to apply to at $4,000,000, seized upon the this subject. Among his experi considered first. It 'was generally French liner Rochambeau at New Flowers by wire an3^bere, conceded today that tlie treaty ad ences. Mr. Huber lived in China York in the general American drug for four years. herents, who include numerous investigation, it was established to Senators opposed to tire naval bill, The meeting Sunday will begin anytime. SPINET DESKS day by International News Service at 9:30 and will be open to all men would command the necessayy ma after an investigation in this city If she were to choose for bersoif of the community. more than llkqly it would be a love jority and therefore be considered and Havre. A week from Sunday, 'Ward Duf first. If considered first, the treaty “ Goldsmith” is now believed to ly spinet. You can select one here naturally will be acted upon first. fy, former city editor on the Man with utmost pride and assurance be in Berlin. chester Evening Herald and now GATELEG The opposition to the naval bill U. S. Treasury Department that it will delight her. The one managing editor of The Hartford illustrated Is made of combination TABLES will be led by Senators Norris (R) | agents, who have been investigating Times, will speak. He will review’ of Nehr., and King (D) of Utah, j the European activities of the in mahogany and priced at . . .$30 The gateleg is a big favorite for both of wliom favor the treaty. | the outstanding national events of its distinction, style and usefulness. ternational drug ring, are making 1928. a report to Washington based upon Priced from $14.95 to .$44..’>0. The information obtained by Interna werShop model shown is made in either ma PLAN TO MAKE START tional News Service. This report FLOWERING PLANTS hogany or maple at $22. contains the ipformation that FOR CHRISTMAS Leading Florists ON PARK BELT ROAD “ Goldsmith” left Paris for Berlin. THE IDEAL GIFT 985 Main St. Phone 786-2 Where Dope Was Bought ANDERSON GREEN Open Every Night Until Christmas “ Goldsmith,” who had no per manent Paris address bought the HOUSES To Make Center Springs Im narcotics from Lefavrais and Pig- 153 Eldridge Street Phone 2124 So. Manchester provement Bit by Bit; Board noil, of 31 Rue Richelieu, a chemi cal firm, orderirg them shipped to Takes Action. Brenner & Company, of Philadel v\ phia. A map is being made today of There were nine cr»tes in all. the land surroundingthe land sur- The purchaser, according to the the land surrounding the French firm, asked that all be num Center Springs Park, which bered from 601 to 609 inclusive is to be submitted to a firm and be shipped under the name of of landscape operators, to be sup “ L. Garin” without the sender’s ad plied with plans for the proposed dress. DESK CHAIRS belt roadway around the park, While advices from Ne'w York A desk chair, too, is most wel which will allow for entrances from said that the cases were marked S'radMs come. The mahogany spindle Main, Liberty and Edgerton streets “ scrubbing brushes,” the chemists back Windsor shown above sells for and possibly from a new road to be declared that each bore a red label o n ly ...... $5.25 OCCASIONAL extended tbrougb Knox or one of with the word “ poison.” There the other streets leading from Cen was an entirely separate crate CHAIRS ter street north. marked “ scrubbing brushes,” but A LITTLE TRIP A new chair is both useful and It may not be possible to do all “ Goldsmith’’ explained he was interesting. Tbe smart pull-up this work the coming year, as the sending the “ brushes” for the con chair, illustrated has mahogany park Board’s appropriation would venience of an American client who frame covered with gayly patterned not suffice for its co'mpletion, but would not officially declare the nar THROUGH OUR STORE tapestry ...... $19.50 the board plans to map the whole cotics for fear they,might be “ hi l.mprovement and undertake the jacked’’ enroute. work bit by bit as the funds are Legal To Ship available. It may be taken up from As chemists are authorized to year to year, with a small annual ship narcotics for medical purposes if for “Gifts” you are seeking while shopping around, . • i expenditure, until in five or ten by virtue of a police order number Take a trip with the “Ad Man” where assortments abouiia. years the work will be completed. ed B-284 obtained on July 20, 1927, and customs officials permit the ex Our gift aisles are brilliant with “Gifts” to ^be had, portation of consignments' regular We can only just mention a few in this “ad.” STRAP WATCH TO BE ly declared, the Havre customs of ficials delivered a certificate for the shipment. It was marked: “ 270 STATE GIFT TONIGHT pounds of morphine, 112 pounds of cocaine, 18 pounds of opium In two- Tonight the management of the pound loves, domestic value $25,- State Theater will present to the 000. END TABLES person holding the lucky nun.her, a The chemists said that "Gold Does she need an end table? The smith’s” request that the drugs be Our Coats and Dresses we want you to see, beautiful genuine ladies or gentle book irough model is very popular. shipped under the false name of They’ll make folks as happy as happy can be. It is made in solid and combination mens Winton Strap IVatch, which "Lgarin” without an address was comes f.om the May Jewelry Com So rich and so lovely, good quality, too. mahogany, priced at $6.95 mid unusual but the purchaser insisted $4.95. pany in Manchester. this was his usual method as he They’ll make just the present she’s expecting from you. CONSOLE TABLES This handsonu and useful gift was traveling all the time. There Console pieces are always popu makes an ideal Christmas present fore the name and domicile did not lar gifts, especially tables. The for some local man or woman and nlean anything. one shown above is made of solid should be well worth winning. Ordered More walnut and sells f o r ...... $11.95 The splendid double feature pro “ Goldsmith” then ordered an gram, Avhich scored such favorable equally large consignment for ship comment last eveni'ng at the State, ment in a few weeks but left with will be ; I’esented again tonight. out paying for it. The feature are Lillian Gish in The chemists said they expected MAIN STORE UPTOWN “ The Wind” and Olive Bordon and “ Goldsmith” to observe the 'United OPPOSITE BRANCH Huntley Gordon in “ Sinners in States law by declaring all narco HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH 825 .MAJ.V ST. Love.” tics at the U. S. Consul where con signments have a value of more MANCHESTER If the kid's faith will withstand than $100. Apparently this was six different department store San not done. Here’s a section devoted to gifts she’ll adore, ta Clauses, it must be the real Upon the chemists’ description, So stop and take heed on your “Trip Through Our Store.’ thing. International News Service was i: Silk Underwear dainty in Holiday boxes so neat, u We can just hear her exclaiming, “Oh! isn’t it sweet.” J?
If you are looking for gifts that are destined to please T Select Hosiery and Gloves— and there’s noiie such ^s these. The feminine heart you are .sure to delight 1^1 With Handbags and Hankies, the “Gifts” that are right.
Give A Beautiful BLOOMING PLANT BinfnU SMOKERS’ for Christmas B. T. U.’s (BRITISft THER A livin", breathing' gift that -will bring Christmas MAL units) is the standard by which fuel heating capaci clieer to your friends better than anything else. Select Give Silk Umbrellas this Christmas and you make.no mistake, ty is measured. Every shi()- SUPPLIES your plants at our greenhouses or phone your orders. We Our Raincoats and Leather Jackettes desirable gifts make. will deliver liiem. for you anytime you wi.sl;. ment of coal that enters onr All through the Children’s Section there are presents galore yards has passed our rigid Replete in supplies for the man who smokes/ this store We are waiting to show you on your “Trip Through Our tests for high carbon content Cyclamen Plants, pink, salmon, red answers the question of “What shall I give H IM ?” Store.” as well as minimum of waste Christmas Cherry Trees, Melior Begonias and moisture. That’s why we loaded with pink blossoms, Poinettas are safe in our offer to de Cigar Holders, Cigarette Cases, Lighters liver to you “ coal on approv Primroses, Boston Ferns, Palms, Rubber al.” . Tobacco in Humidors i^nd all tbe Plants, Pandanus and Table Ferns. popular brands of Cigars dnd Cigarettes |i Finest Holly and Misltetoe The W.G. % Open for business every day and night. So the night before Christmas, when all through the house. Everything is so still, just as still as a ipouse. When Santa Glaus comes, spreading Joy and Good Cheer, COAL, LUMBJER AND He will bring you the Greetings of everyone here. Anderson Greenhouses MASONS SUPPLIES. FARR BROTHERS 153 Eldridge Street, South Manchester TH A N K YOU. Allen Place, Manchester ' -i- Phone 2124 Ph-Te 12f 981 Main St. Sb. Manchester
* * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21,1928. j^AGE'FDUKT^ ^ THE ANSWER. SO DO W E ! ----- play on Rev. William Penner of t’ae town. Is quite ill at his home In tree also a Christmas . • '..-v fan, for it is repleted with action, Thursday afternoon. Hartford Seminary will preach at “ Can you prove that the square South Manchester. the Federated church next Sunday SCREAMING FARCE comedy and romance. Miss Agnes Fleming, principal of Harmony Whist Club held their Here is the answer to the Letter of the hypotenuse is equal to. the Sunday and Monday the State WAPPING morning as a candidate. the Rye street school will leave Fri Christmas party at the home of Mr. Golf puzzle on the comic page: sum of the squares of the two will present Emil Jannings in “ The and Mrs. Ward Grant of South •In the' evening at 6; CO, the GROW, GLOW. SLOW, SLOT. sides of this triangle?” Patriot,” his latest and greatest day to spend the .Christmas holi Christian Endeavor society will AT STATE TOMORROW days at her home in Calls, Maine. Manchester on Monday afternoon. SOOT. ROOT, RIOT, RIFT, RIFLE, “ I don’t-have to 'prove it; L ad screen achievement. Harry P. Files, Jr., motored to hold their weekly meeting the sub the home of his parents, Mr. and Miss Eleanor Twohig, another The time was spent playing cards. RIPE. mit lt.”^Tit-Bits. Mrs. Harry P. Files of this place, teacher at Rye street school, will Mrs. Louise Gilman received the ject will be “ Worshipping Christ In Wild peanuts — wild finance — Experiments are now in progress from Tilton, New Hampshire, last spend the Christmas holidays at her first prize and Mrs. Wilbur C. Story and Song.” The references is to find an odor which will attract found in Luke 2:1-16 and the lead wild love— and a wild chase for Tuesday afternoon, where he will home in Springfield, Mass. Hills of this village captured the the coddling moth, which ruins ap consolation prize.' Gifts were ex er will be Ralph M. Collins. wealth and a girl— that is Gleen spend the Christmas holidays. The Rye street school lield their ples and the enormously devastat Frank Stevens, formerly of this Christmas’ exercises and Christmas changed and a fine time enjoyed. § Tryon in “ How To Handle Wom ing Japanese beetle. en,” the Universal-Jewel picture I General Reductions that opens at the State theater to For Men Only morrow. Critics have called “ How To Han dle Women” one of the funniest pic Many a woman gets flowers -ON- tures of the year. William Craft, from her husband at her wed director, and Jack Foley collabor Gifts For The Ladies | ated on the screen story. Craft is ding— and not again until her n familiar with the abilities of the star and so he was able to write a funeral. There is more time for story that would suit him perfectly. CEDAR CHESTS Audiences all over the country aie And Misses her to appreciate them on or % hailing Tryon as one of the screen's dinary occasions. % best comedians. In “ How To Handle Women We have plenty of Silk Underwear which WHEN YOU NEED MONEY IN A HURRY Why not surprise Your wife Tryon plays the role of a smart DOLL CARRIAGES young small-town newspaper cai- makes excellent Christmas gifts. QUICK SERVICE IS THE FIRST CONSIDERATION this Christmas by toonist who sets out to startle New ■When you need a doctor you want him in a hurry- Yorl\ and to demonstrate his super ■When the hour of financial emergency arrives you iorly and fatal charm over women, All sizes and styles. Easily selected at the last min must have quick action. We aim to give the best <(’Saying It With especially over Beatrice Fairfax, Family Loan Service in this CountyAll loans in AND ALL OTHER CHILDREN’S TOYS ^ the writer of a Lovelorn column in ute. strict privacy- between husband, wife ' and our a New York paper. Marion Nixon t selves on your own signatures. $2 to $5 monthly, F low ers ” plays the part of Miss Fairfax to ab plus lawful interest, repays $10 to $100 cash loan. solute perfection. The entire Every repayment reduces the interest cost. Loans Order them now. photoplay is crowded with plenty of may be repaid in full at any time. excitement and loads of hearty STT.K COOLIE COATS $4.98 FAMILY LOANS $10 to $300 laughter. The associate film feature for to- Decide how much you need, then let us explain our helpful plan of small monthly repayments and the ' morrow will be “ Honeymoon,” an PARK HILL BENSON FURNITURE CO. MGM special production starring reasonable cost. Polly Moran, Harry Gribbon and “The Home of Good Bedding” Flash, the marvelous dog star. REARDON’S PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY “ Honeymoon,” is one of those Rooms 3 and 3, State J’heater ISnildiiig, 753 Main Street, FLOWER SHOP Johnson Block, Cor, Main St. and Brainard Place pictures that is suited exactly to SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. the tastes of every particular movie Call, Write or Phone 1-0-4 Leading Florists South Manchester Open 8:30 to 5. Saturday 8:30 to 1 985 Main St. Phone 786-2 Licensed by State, bonded to public. 8 ' ^ Open Every Night Until Xmas. a
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AFTER-EFFECT with a sick friend— and, if you WIFE: Where were you all last want to know the whole truth, I Its date ir\. night? was as sick as he was.— Judge. Health and Diet iAMC RICAN HUSBAND: I was sitting up ■ CARINI’S Advice HIS rOR-Y Gifts To Please I Offer You a Splendid Assortment of By OR. FRANK McCOT December 21. 1620— Pilgrims landed at Ply I Practical LI mouth, Mass. I Make Your Gift Shopping | 1837— Congress passed another L' Them All “ gag” law to stifle debate , ^ Dr. McOoy will gladly ana-^ on slavery. ^ Easy For Yourself | We have a fine line of gifts for every member of the. wer personal questions on 1862— Confederate railroads in family. Oui* merchandise is of the best and you can Christmas Gifts bealtb ana diet, addressed to I eastern Tennessee destroyed feel assured that our reputation stands behind it. ft him, care ot T'be Herald. En- | by Federal s at the Last Minute | I close stamped, addressed, large j I for the Entire Family at reasonable prices. enveloi»e tor reply. 1 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES <»>______- ^ ------X* Gabriele d’Annunzio says he Give Gifts of Jewelry— Practical, Service wants one more thrill. Well, Percolators, Flatirons, Corn Poppers, Waffle Irons, MANY SAVE THESE HEALTH there’s always Peggy Joyce. able and Always Appreciated. Flashlights, etc. . I It’s easy to do your shopping at this ARTICLES 8 Light Xmas Tree Outfits I store. Values on every counter. Money You may note that the topics of with Mazda Bulbs ...... $ 1.75 these articles vary from day to day. GRUEN WATCHES One article may be on a specific \ Gruen watch for “ him'’ or “ her” is a gift that will Extra Bulbs for your present outfit I saved on every item you buy. food, the next on a specific disease, Each ...... 1 0 c the third on diet in general, the give a lifetime of service. Make your selection at once fourth on the workings of the mind, from our line. I Buy useful gifts and smile in the months the fifth on some part of the ana CHRISTMAS tomy, the sixth on psychology, the i to come. seventh on the tveek’s menus, etc. Silverware in Sets and Individual Pieces TREE My aim in diversifying the subjects HOLDERS is to make this health column as Leather Goods including Pocketbooks, helpful and instructive as possible by covering from time to lime every Blue Cigarette Cases and Key Containers important disease and all of the UNIVERSAL PRODUCTS essential points of diet, psychology 'eyes tell Stone Rings of all kinds Including Family Scales, Bathroom Scales (weighs up to and hygiene. 250 lbs.) Baby Scales with tray, etc. Blue Eyes usually reveal scries of these articles em mental and emotional stabil- Pearl Beads Mesh Bags bodies a course in simplified liealth ‘ * ity. But Blue Eyed people are All Kinds of Tools for the Handy Man or Carini’s Dept. Store instruction which, if you received frequently misunderstood. Shaeffer’s and Moore’s Fountain Pens it in the form of lectures or print if’-i'i'f/ Never let a yellow tinge in the Mechanic •fM*/ your eyes tell others that you and Pen and Pencil Sets i open every evening until 9 o’clock through and ed treatises, might cost you several suffer from constipation or dis hundred dollars. ordered liver. SPORTING GOODS I do not wish medical subject to Correetthese conditions the mod And Hundreds of Other Valuable Gifts including Monday, Dec. 21. be surrounded by an air of mystery. ern way hy the regular use of including Shoe Skates, Skiis, Sleds. Tennis Racquets, Beecham’s laxative Pilhs. Wagons, Boxing Gloves, Basketballs, Volley Balls, etc. n 25 Oak Street, South Manchester- Whenever possible I have used the Safe. Pleasant. Easy to take. simplest lainguage in these articles. Thorough. Produce natural action ^>3 Latin and Greek terms are either without habit-fonning. 50c at all omitted or explained, my hope be druggists. Trial size 25c. F. E. B R A Y ing that anyone who understands BAMSH THE YELLOW TLNGE WITH the English language will be able .lEVvELER iiadiester & Supply Co. South Manchester ?\mhm% to comprehend tlie causes and treat- BEECHAM’S P il l s G ir> Main St., Farr Building, Phone 459 r;-cnt of the more common ailments. ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAfS The remedies which I advise can u u , ab.nl TELL-TAUE EYTS In tb. n.xt B«.ch«n usually be obtained at home or in a nearby store. My readers are not advised to at tempt to diagnose their own dis eases, since this can only be done OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 P. M. UNTIL CHRISTMAS by a physician with years of train ing and experience. Many of my readers have cut out j my health articles appearing in the | newspapers and pasted them in ; scrapbooks for reference. This is a very good plan, for these readers j have at their disposal information ! HERRUF 5 which has resulted from my actual i Open Saturilay Nights contact with thousands of patients, j L'orner .Main aiul .Morgan Sts., Your newspaper editor deserves | Sale of great credit for his progressive at- l Min tltude in publishing these articles, for their cost to him and the addi tional cost of answering the let ters of his subscribers probably totals more than any other health column. The new sciences of dietotherapy and physiotherapy are revolution izing the practise of medicine. There is no reason why the masses of the people should not be given the valuable truths of these scien gRoomSoites tific discoveries. I want to make these articles as instructive as pos sible and hope that you will study them each day, not missing a sin gle lesson. Remember, I have no remedies to These Low Price Suites Are Lasting Gifts Of Great Value sell and no axe to grind. Sometimes readers write to me and say, I saw vour advertisement in the paper.’’ Please understand that these arti cles are not advertisements for this newspaper not only pays me for giving my daily lessons to you, but also pays'for answering my person al questions you care to ask about diet or health. 1 am happy to know that these messages are read daily by about nine and a half million people on the North American continent. This Health Service has grown so rapid ly with the last few years that I believe it is today the langest of its kind in the world. I am always pleased to receive correspondence from my readers — comments, suggestions, criticisms or questions. Letters should be as brief as possible because ot the great number arriving each day. I would like my readers to feel that this is their column and if it helps to spread a better under standing of how to preserve health and avoid the pitfalls of disease, it shall have served its purpose. q u e s t io n s a n d a n s w e r s Muscular Weakness Question: Mrs. U. H. writes: “ My husband is . middle aged man and is losing the use of the muscles of his arms and hands. The right hand started first and is now quite stiff. It is about one and a half years since it started. What is ^^1 causing this, and what v.-ould ad- vise?’’ Answer: There are several dis orders that could cause the symp toms which are troubling your husband. I do not diagnose dis eases by mail, but if you will send me a doctor’s report of his condi tion I will be glad to send you my advice. m Piercing The Ears Question: Mrs. J. asks: Please give me your advice as to the best way of piercing my ears for ear rings.” . . Answer; A method for piercing the lobes of the ears frequently used in Europe is to use ear rings which are fastened on with a screw device and increase the pressure of tlie screw two or three times each DELIVERIES GUARANTEED BEFORE dav In the course of time the cir A SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER TO AFFORD culation will be entirely stopped in the area of the pressure and a hole CHRISTMAS! ONLY $5 DOWN WILL may be made in the lobe without YOU A GIFT FOR YOUR HOME AT A any sensation of pain. DELIVER YOUR SUITE! Red Blotches PRICE YOU WOULD Question: T. K. writes: ‘‘My chest and neck are covered with red ORDER YOURS TOMORROW! blotches. Have no pain and never PAY FOR GIFTS OF felt better, but am troubled with constipation. Why do I have this MUCH LESS VALUE! trouble at my age, sixty-three?' This is an out-of-the-ordinary offer, Answer: Y’our constipated condi tion is no doubt responsible for red made at this time to enable you to pur blotches. These may appear at any PAY $1.00 A W EEK The fine Divan— Wing Chair and Club Chair are in age when the causes are sufQcient chase a BETTER GIFT for your home at a price you would ordinarily pay for gifts of cluded for only i?G9—yes $69! Consider how much hap The fox can bleat like a lamb pier your home will be on Christmas day with this teau- and mew like a cat. less worth! Herrup’s makes this offer in tiful suite—and also for many years to come! And only appreciation of the confidence the public $5.00 will deliver this suite in time for Christmas! ; ^ l e 4rlyne C. Moriarty starts tomorrow morning and Will continue as long las Teacher of has shown in this store during the past OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS this quantity. Msts. Come eaidy! ' ' ' ‘ ^ 5 ' ' ' year! n CORNER MAIN AND MORGAN STS., PIANO. HARMONY, VOICE HARTFORD Fall Term Now Open. Telephone 87.
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3 V II. — Contralto Solo— Miss Malmont III. — Scotch Po6m...... •...... MacDowell WTIC IV. —Contralto Solo— Miss Malmont New Shipment of Travelers Insurance Co. V. — Wee Bit 0 Heart...... Hartford . *...... Shilkret 535.4 m. 560 k. c. VI. — Alltel Lang Syne. D Y N A M I C 7:30 p. m.— “ Christmas Carol”— tit Dickens— Ross Reeves, Read er.. Progi’am For Friday, Dec. 21. 8:00 p. m.— Scott’s Musical Fur riers. -fc--:! Gift Goods 5:00 p. m.— Florida Citrus Ex change Program from N. B. C. 9:00 p. m.— “ An Evening in Studios. Paris” from N. B. C. Studios. ■-.-9 6:20 p. m.— Summary of Program 9:30 p. m.— Howard correct time. and News Bulletin. 9:30 p. m.— The Chevrolet Hour. ': 10:00 p. m.— National Broadcast . 1 6;30 p. m.-^Hotel Bond Trio— ing and Concert Bureau Hour. Received for Emil Helmberger, Director— 11:00 p. m.— News and Weather i i r Oriental Songs: Forecast. I. — Hindu Song .... Bemberg II. — Bedouin Love'Song ...... Pinsuli Saturday Shoppers Sletntte is offered In cabi Men’s and Women’s Steinite dealers are pleased III. — Kashmiri Song . .Finden nets o f Tanguile—finest of IV. —The N ile ...... Leroux to give a demoDscarion in WATCHES AND your home. Call on your Philippine woods—finished V. — Snog of In d ia ...... in Duco, ...... Riiiisky-Korsakow nearest Steinite dealer. VI. — Ah; Moon of My Delight EYEGLASSES from “ In a Persian Garden I ' Lehmann Repairing a Specialty VII. — East Is West . . Bowers Other console models 7:00 p. m.— Dorfink's Dinne. En with Dynamic speaker semble— Louise Malmont, Con H. L. WILSON at $152, $167, $187. DANCE SETS tralto— Alfred Cohn, Director: Optometi'ist Program of Scottish Music: of beautiful quality silk crepe. Some are I.— Ovcrti'.re on Scotch A irs.. House & Hale Block, Room 30 ...... Peuriier South Manchester neatly embroidered. Others are trimmed with lace. $2.95 "'$3.95
E W I With the famous Steinite CANDY N Electric A C Radio as a foundation, Steinite engineers have given Dynamic re- pfoduction new meaning. For here is a tone GIRIS’ DRESSES o f exquisite beauty, full, rounded, a glorious Velvet Tops and Wool Plaid Sunburst new depth o f tone that thrills every hearer. In a Skirts, 8 to 14 years. cabinet o f fine wood, this great receiver—complete with this great Dynamic speaker— is only $137.50. $5.95 c4ll Prices Given Are Less Tubes GIRLS’ SUNBURST SKIRTS The Steinite Etce~ trie AC Radio is with attached bodices, new’est shades. Sizes a unique value in this beautiful ta 8 to 14 years. ble tnodel at $75. $2.95 GIRLS’ WASH DRESSES % New styles and materials. Sizes 2 to 14 years. 'S te in ite $1.00 “ $2.95 ELECTMIC^^ RADIO GHRATHROBES in regular and extra sizes, 36 to 52. Also % Children’s sizes 2 to 14 years. When in doubt give a bathrobe. I iasftford Supply Co'o $1.95 “ $7.95 I WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS t
MORE RADIO VALUE FOR VOUR MOSEY PRETTY HANDKERCHIEFS Very fine Imported Swiss Kerchiefs, neatly it STEINITE embroidei-ed.- Also plain white linen. Apollo, Whitman’s and Artstyle box The Set That Has 50c‘"95c Chocolates ,\ C RADIO in one, two, three and five-pound boxes. Won Public
Recognition Against I n All Odds RAIN COATS-A USEFUL GHT
The newest Trench Coats for Misses are here, 0 also children’s coats and hat to match, as well as the more staple styles for the conservative tastes. I $75.00—Less Tubes All I'aincoats guaranteed for one year. Arrango for a (lonmnsfration in your home. A Trial Will Convince You of Its Superiority R.ADIO DEUARTiMEXT BENSON FURNITURE CO. lohiison niock. Soulh Mancliejlcr Gifts for the Smoker K CIGARS SATURDAY SPECIAL Kings, Blackstones, Peter Schuylers, Penrods, Rose- CONSOLE MODEL dales, Holland Society, Robert Burns, White Owl SILKSHAWl^ in Boxes of 10, 25, and 50. $14.95 values. For Saturday Let Us Demonstrate All the popular brands of Cigarettes in Holiday Cartons. Tobacco in 1-2 lb. and 1 lb. Humidors. It In Your Home. $12 50 Milano, Kaywoodie and B B B Pipes. OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS Alfred A. SILK LOUNGING ROBES Military Brush Sel- r,caihor Cigarette Cases Men’s Shaving Sets Stationery Warmly interlined, $14.95 value. For Cigarette Humidors De Velbess Perfume ^Saturday Waterman Fountain Pens Atomizers Grezel and Sets Bath Salts, Ash Trays Curling Irons Main St., 0pp. Park St. $1250 Safety Razors TOILET GOODS South Manchester Cigarette Lighters by Coty, Houbigant, Hud- Bill Folds nut, S#ari and Cara Nome. "a w o n d e r f u l SET! HEAR IT IN YOUR HOME. EDWARD HESS POOR POKER PLAYERS HUSBAND: (reading the latest Headquarters for Electrical Supplies. about radio-television); My word! 8 5 5 Main St., Park Building, South Manchester This opens up some wonderful pos sibilities, dear. WIFE: Yes, my love! Won’t It bo I nice for me to be able to sit here QUINN’S and watch you working in your of fice when you’re kept there at night. ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD-IT PAYS — Paaslne Show.
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Never before have such radio values been offered: Clear-toned, powerful, selective— unexcelled by the most expensive sets. ■OU W ILL FIND it pleasant to shop earlier in the day. A t this time, the The choice of a radio for tlie Christinas present will be a store is less crowded. Our salespeople have more time to offer sugges source of unending pleasure to the whole family. tions for gifts. You are not hurried and can do your shopping leisurely Table Model and carefully. You will be more satisfied with your purchases, too, if A compact, beautiful sot you shop earlier in the day. that will fit into any home. Efficient, ricii- toned, operated at low Fine Furniture— the Gift cost. Battery Operated of a Life Time $55.^ Where could you find a more prac Electrically Operated tical gift— a gift with more enjoy $119.75 ment for the whole family, used and W seen daily, or more lasting than /iJi Spanish Model ■Wardbilt furniture? We are show The decorative open tylle of cabinet. Of ing a beautiful group occasional fur genuine 5-ply walnut veneer. Tone cliam- niture -pieces— amazingly low priced. ber is concealed behind an artistic giill. A remarkable buy! Electrically Operated )\JT/ Battery Operated High Back Chairs $77.75 $139.85 $10.95 “ $39.75 Occasional chairs to har Tudor H a T T , ' monize with, but not , 'ii'- match the other furni Console '«-r *v.V ture— according to the GIFT SILK HOSIERY K( latest mode. Coxwell, sag Model seat, and big’i back Sheer exquisite liose of gossamer fineness. As strong chairs— all beautifully as the best sillt. and reinforced toes and heels can y upholstered. Dainty Wind make them. Most of them are full-fashioned. Of sor chairs of lustrous both chiffon and service weight. Lovely tints to har wood. Wonderful value.s. monize with winter costumes. Always a welcome gift. liiin\liitil\’imi A beautiful piece of fur niture of lustrous wal Walnut End Tables " LINGERIE nut. .Made rich by over lays of contrasting woods. $239 The Gift of One Woman Battery Graceful tables, wee ones to Another Operated and large ones. Of se 10 $122.95 Men’s Dress Scarfs lected hardwood, beautiful Q) dress with a silk kerchiefs. These are of $1“ $6 98 crepe scarf. lYian- line Irish linen, silk, and cotton. Initialed, hem She’ll walk proudly under a gles or squares. For Her For Him hand blocked. stitched, bordered. jaunty silk umbrella. In black and Lounging Robes gay colors, tipped and ■ handled Fitted Bags with amber-like or pearllzed ma Wrist Watches Smoking Stands terial. Convenient wrist cord. Manicure Sets itending Lumps omly Styles for men also. Children’s Rubber Boots Quilted Bathrobes Golf Sticks and Bags Golf Sticks and Bags Military Brushes Umbrellas for Children Too. $1 59 Books Gladstone Bags Cedar Chests Bill Bolds, Key Casc.s Wee umuTrellas, just as smart as Mother’s. Of cotton um Cameras Easy Chairs Shiny black boots with Sewing Cabinets brella taffeta in red, navy blue, or green .y| Q Flashliglits \mber-like handle, steel frame ...... gay red tops to delight Dresser Sets Porto Rican Scarfs Pipes the children. Keep their Writing Desks Cameras feet snugly dry on Madeira Linens Cigarette Cases Dainty Comfortable Boudoir Slipper's Electric Hair Dryers Umbrellas stormy days. 75 c “ $1,98 I v i O B - E Ward’s “Lay Away” Plan Cozy slippers to snuggle feet into on cold, Visit Toyland M winter mornings.* No gift will be more ac Gifts you'd llk^ to choose now but do not care to el^VHOPPINe ceptable. A variety of styles in dainty colors keep in your home until Christmas, we’ll gladly lay — trimm^ed with fur, feathery pompons, or away for you and deliver when you say. All that is tailored. necessary to hold such articles is a small deposit. " DAY.y Free! Free! Gift Boxes Gift Boxes with every V with every purchase purchase for the asking for the asking MONTGOM ERYSO. MANCHESTER, CONN. P hone 201."5 STORE HOURS, OPEN UNTH- 9 P. M. Friday, Saturday and Monday, 824-828 MAIN ST. 1L4NCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRID.AY, DECEMBER 21, 1928. ?a c e "E I 1 eH T >
much more highly developed lU moved all doubts as to his identity some human beiugs than in others. by displaying his passport and Whether its source lies in courage. other papers at Manila, the Sbang- Earning Erralb In the glands, in the relationships hai hotel people will, undoubtedly, if asked for an explanation, remark PUBLISHED BY THE of the Internal organs to each HERALD PRINTING COMPANY. INC. other, or to any other cause, there that it Is a pleasant day. Nobody At 13 Blssell Str^t, in .Shanghai has ever been known South Manchester. CSonn. is certainly such a thing as a “ hold to be in the least eilbarrassed at I'outtded by Elwood S. '^la, cn life” which enables sometimes being caught in a falsehood— un Oct. 1. 18Sf quite inferior physiques to survive Every Evening Except Sundays and Shop Tonight For These hardships under which stronger less, perhaps, It might be a China ^Ente^ed at the Post Office at South and apparently healthier Individ man. Manchester. Conn., as Second Class In the old days when a crimp uals would collapse and die. “ sUBSCRW lON RATES; By Mall Apparently many generations of j told a fluko sailor he was going to . f^doUars a year, sixty cents a take him home and put him to bed month fov shorter periods. “ easy living”— that is', of freedom ' ” Vv carrier, eighteen cents a week. and instead dumped him aboard S'nRle copies three cents. from poverty, from hard labor, Lasting Gifts for the Home ship, it was said that he was shang SPECI.1L ADVERTISING r e p r e fiom the ordinary stresses and buf- s e n t .ATIVE. HatnlUon-De Llsser. haied. The reason is obvious. Inc 285 Madison Avenue. ' ffctings of existence— need not, nec and C12 North Michigan Avenue essarily, render a person an easy o n g after most gifts are forgottfen the bits of furniture you ‘‘ T^fe^Manchester Evening Herald la mark for the Reaper’s scythe. o-ave to your friends will still be happy reminders of a on sale in Nev. York City at Schu.. s And whether he knew anything xews Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd S^eet. and 42nd. Street entrance o about a “ gallant fight” or not, the iirand Central Station and at all L thoughtful giver. For gifts of good furniture...... gifts whole world will rejoice, when he iWSlilNGTON Hoatli ig News Stands. • • • is really out of all danger, in the of Watkins furniture____live through the years, growing Client of International News Ser- victory of a tough little man. ■LE‘ more precious, more appreciated day by day. "I'nternatlonal News Service has the ‘ Here are just a few suggestions, picked here and there through exclusive rights to use for ropublica- out the store, which give an idea of the gift treasures that await tion In any form all news dtsua'chcs EFFICIENCY rredlted to o- not otherwise credited Hartford seems to be up against By ALLENE SUTMNER you here tonight. In this paper. It Is also exc!usl\el\ Washington, Dec. 21.— Mrs. Her Here’s a mazine rack made like a entitled to use for republlcatlon all an unexpected levitation in the cost bert Hoover, First Lady-elect, does piece of furniture, beautifully fin the local or undated news published of dike building. A presumably in not go now, and never has gone, ished in maple, Colonial red ma ^'^Fu'u Service Client of N E A Ser- formed committee reported that a say those “ in the know,” to a beau hogany or walnut, over birch, vice. Member. Audit Bureau of Circu- levee capable of keeping the Con ty parlor for a shampoo and curl ' Give the Home a Gift without 1 itions. necticut river out of the South and all the hirsutic proffer.' decorations ...... But if Mrs. Herbert Hoover, First Tileadows could be built for a mil FRIDAY. .DEC. 21, 192S Lady in facto, leaves the White Magazine racks in bright red fin lion dollars or less and the city House without knowing just what This Christmas Clever little bottle lamps, suit r r n n a ish, decorated, with two compart made an appropriation on that beauty parlors can do. it'll not be j able for desk, bed, dresser or dress ments and handle for carrying, 93c. g a r n e r a n d MELLON basis. Now engineers report that the fault of the parlors. | ing table use, as shown with pleated It is a rather serious charge that. The fight is on. It’s such an shades of RepresmutlveHvo GarnerPnmpr TexasTesas Dem_Dem- the work will ^ cost more than a mil open secret in the Washington hair various colors ...... dressing trade that someone must I ocrat, makes against Secretary of \ capture the good will and work of j the Treasury Mellon, that he delib up a tree. A new shipment of Colonial The type of dike recommended the next First Lady that the mat erately deceived the President as to ter has even been brought up in wrought iron bridge lamps with is one formed by dredging sand pleated shades are priced at IH-SO the country's fingncial condition so closed sessions of beauty parlor as from the river and facing the river sociations in solemn convention as as to get through the bill to lend side of the resulting bank with con- ] sembled. Have the family club together and “ give the home” some needed piece twelve million dollars to the Greek or suite of fun mure The Queen Anne davenport might be a starting point government— “ the one piece of leg Crete. “ The entire beauty business the We know' next to nothing about ?or a new Lvlna room scheme, when later on distinctive chairs ot vars.M islation.” so Mr. Garner says, “ in country over will suffer if it is covers are added. The sofa, in denim upholstery, witn the Hartford project, but wonder, learned that Mrs. Hoover does her $69 which. Mr. Mellon was interested.” web bottom and back I s ...... nevertheless, whether the authori own hair and rarely, if ever, has a Having misinformed and fooled The Royal ties of the Capitol City have ever professional "facial,” is the word the President as to the financial sit which has seeped out through au cleaner, sketched conferred with the W ar Depart gets all the dirt uation so completely that Mr. Cool- thentic but unquoted channels. ment as to the practicability of . . . .by air alone. idge advised Congress in his an “ She must be made to see that combining the dike building proj not only can she personally profit / Mother will ap nual message that there would be preciate one for A Salem chest is at home in any room Two styles of spinet desks are ect with a project of river develop by swinging into line with all mod a surplus of $37,000,000 next ern women and having professional Christmas ..and ...... as a dresser with a mirror hung available at once price. One has ment. ever after. plain turned legs, as shown, while June, Garner asserts, the secretary beauty work done, but she must be over i t ____as a living room or hall chest One of the most ludicrous pos made to see that it is her duty the other has fluted legs. 38 inch of the treasury now permits it to . . . .as a buffet or serving cabinet in the sible instances of waste is any case as America’s First Woman to bol es wide, similar bo known that there will be re- to sketch ...... $31.50 where the government spends large ster up this great industry.” $49.50 dining room. This solid C f l ftjnds of taxation totalliHg $75,- One speaker in' such a gathering % sums of money in the dredging of mahogany model is i o%J\J 000,000, of which the President rose to his feet to remind the cause A drop-front desk, suitable for river channels and carrying the was not informed and which will that Mrs. Coolidge never had per the child’s room, is 36 1-2 Inches dredged matter, at great expense, mitted herself to buy or wear im convert the supposed surplus into wide and full h eig h t...... 813.50 considerable distances in an effort ported clothes, and that what she a deficit of $50,000,000 or there had done to strengthen the cause The Royal Standard, a lower abouts. Of the contemplated tax to get rid of it, while the river of American designing, so Mrs. priced model, is an exceptional banks a furlong away are crying refunds. Garner says, is one of Hoover must do for the American cleaner at its price ...... for diking in order to prevent in beauty shop. $15,000,000 to the United States It is an open secret, too, that, de undation. If your living room or den laftks a Steel Corporation. spite the various shop associations real comfortable chair... .one that If we are not mistaken, the fill which say that it is enough to make Garner points out that last sum every member of the family can en mer the director of the budget said ing in of the Potomac Flats, at Mrs. Hoover begin in the regular ■ V.'asliington, a great many years systematic prajctice of beaulifica- , jo y ...... select a Coxwell. Many there would be a deficit of $94,- ago, was undertaken at the same lion in any shop and so help all of j models are waiting here in covers oOO.OOO next June and argues that them, the biggest beauty parlors varying from denim to friez^ Ve in view of that circumstance the time as, but as a separate work of the city are out hammer and | lour covered Coxwells President cculd hardly have told from, the dredging of the Potomac tongs to procure the next First for navigation purposes. The same Lady for their own prey. are priced a t ...... Congress there rvas to be a $37,- 000,000 surplus unless be bad been concern got both contracts. It put a great suction dredge- to work, A girl in a shop where Mrs. Cool iutentionally and painstakingly idge has gone for special tonic and These Priscilla sewing cabinets misinformed of the state of the na pipe-lined the mud onto the flats scalp massage treatments througi- — and pulled down an unconscion out her residence in the White have movable needle trays and can tion’s finances by Secretary Mel be easily carried fromI room vvato able profit. House, outlined the situation like lon. o^:'c room.. Mahogany If the building of a South Mead this: Mr. Coolidge, asserts the Texas “ About half a dezen beauty par- ^ and gumwood .... $4.98 Democrat, ought by ail rights to ow dike and the improvement of lors in this city are lying awake: demand the resignation of a secre navigation in the river could be niglits trying to dope out a plan io The Watkins reproductions of a get Mrs. Hoover as a customer You’ll make any little girl happy %■ Martha Washington Sewing Cabinet tary of the treasury who would tied up into one job, it would with one of the W’hitney doll car seem as though the federal gov- bur shop is working by approac'; are of solid mahogany .... 816*50 play a trick like that for the pur- through several of her close friends riages. copies of large baby car The highboy is another^ Colonial pcse of putting through a loan in euiinent might very well be who have been our customers for riages, with roll-edge reproduction that can do duty in any hood, as shown ...... $8.55 v.-bich he had a personal interest. brought into the project as a con »ears. They have promised to do room, serving as a valuable storage everything possible to bring her to : As these charges were made in tributing partner. space and gracing the room it is used us.” Whitney doll carriages of fiat the House on Wednesday it was Most of the other shops are us fibre, in choice of ecru-or tan fin in. This flat top Watkins reproduc expected tint Mr. Mellon vou ll HOITY-TOITY ing the same tactics. The Hoovers ish, $3.50. # tion (with ball and claw feet) have answered them effectively by It gives us some of the first are sufficiently well known in Washington for the shops to know ; press time yesterday afternoon. Up s.-mptoms of a pain to read, every that the approach simply cannot be ; IW $112.50 lu this writing, however, the sec few weeks, an admonitory editori through graft or bribery. Queen ■ retary hasn’t presented the refuta al in some New York newspaper, Marie might accept a set of hand=.l engraved toilet receptacles filled ; tion which, his admirers expected. lecturing New England for allow with a certain brand of toilet prep-j Mr, Garner is an ingenious and ing her state highways to be “ dis a rations and permit the manufac-j able politician; he is also a bold figured” with ramshackle refresh turer to say that she used them i one. He has produced a story which ment stands and advertising signs exclusively. But this woiild only i.e attracting wide attention. Mr. antagonize Mrs. Hoover. Seemingly the average New York A friend may be able to persuade isiellou’s explanation, which we er suffers poignantly whenever he her that as First Lady she must haven't the slightest doubt he can braves the barb.-rism of New Eng devote more time to the busine^'s The well proportioned telephone Large kitchens have no excuse set, sketched above, is lacquered in and will make, will require to be land and motors along its roads. of being beautiful, and if she is so persuaded she will naturally go to to be without a kitchen cabinet. Chinese red and trimmed with lucid as well as snappy. The orig And they are tickled to death Ithe shop which h r friend reconi With one of these Cabinets all black and gold 1 Q C A inal tale is getting a long start. when one native New Englander. Chinese decorations V * v V ! mends. The winning place will br> the working equipment can be ' the one wdth the customers neare.M Walter Prichard Eaton, plays into centered in one spot, saving hun- their hands by declaring that these to the coveted customer. Simple 'phone sets with square KING GEORGE dVeds of footsteps for mother states have “ sold their birthright legs, having a chair with back, fin While the term “ one of danger” No outsider can appreciate the each day. Tliis.Hoosier model ished m ahogany...... $6.08 is a big one to apply to Ring for a mess of frankfurters.” gorv battle whicl not only beau-w in gray enamel, trimmedtiuiuiicu _w »itll i^ In the first place we don’t be shops, but local dressmaking estab George, there seems to be every in blue ' ' dication that the British sovereign lieve that one New Yorker out of lishments are waging to get the next First Lady’s trade. i s ...... $39.75 ia rather more likely to survive bis twenty who motors through Con It is not generally known tlr.u illness than to succumb to it, even necticut knows w'hether he is look the secret service forbids the com through relapse. ing at a hot dog stand or a two mercial exploitation of either the A drawer for cigars or cigarettes, president or his rvife. No store mav Just how much is really to be hundred year-old elm tree, a thir- a removable ash tray, a holder for advertise the fact publicly that u matches and a handy shelf are^ea- meant by the phrase ‘ made a gal tj'-foot cigarette sign or a cliff, for serves the occupants of the White tures of this lant fight,” when it Is applied to a hiB sole preoccupation is trying to House. But there ic no law against smoker ...... $4.50 person whose physique has long pass every other automobile on the word of mouth advertising— no road and wondering whether some law forbidding the marceler to ob resisted dissolution under extreme- serve as her Iron twirls her cus Metal smokers of the pedestal 1? disadvantageous conditions, cep is going to find the gin under tomer’s tresses. type, finished in gold with green probably nobody knows, not even the back seat. “ You know your hair Is very burnish, are priced at $3. the doctors. Whether the “ will to And in the second place it ill much the same texture as Mrs. Hoover’s. I just dressed hers this live” figures in such critical ill behooves anybody habituated to morning and-*—” Here’s a range that combines a nesses as a conscious element is the monstrosities of electric signs There is no lav/ which forbids the ( onsiderable of a question. It per- with which New York’s entire cele hanging of pictures of the First kitchen heater for coal, and a gas 'n.ips frequently occurs that a very brated Broadway district is over Lady about the shop. Probably such stove with broiler and oven, in a pictures will be autographed, for siik person is enabled to persist in whelmed— screaming vulgarisms range only 36 inches wide! In if a First Lady likes her work, and spotless gray and white enamel, living because he ha4 uo realiza by night and hideous skeletons by the shop will see to it that she tion that he Is In danger, and so day— to find fault with the poor gets all that the market afford?, trimmed with nickel, it will bright is free from all worry on that little announcements of the' people ! she’ll not be chary with her favor*. en any who keep them from starving to Autographed pictures bring forth kitchen...... ^ score, rather than because of a con comments from other customers, A banjo clock will prove a lastlof scious determination to overmas- death when they traverse this and the casual, “ yes, we do her reminder of your thougbtfulneaa. rer the danger. state. hair every Wednesday,” means Firewood baskets are available in This model, in mahogany finish Nevertheless, when a patient Let these gothamite aesthetes quadrupled business— even If noth willow, splint and wood, made in over birch, has an 8-day movement, pluck out the beam from their ing but the sort brough‘ by curi Boston, North Carolina and Mexico. painted glass panels, A . t \ comes so close as did the king to osity and a hope to see the First gold face gnd eaglo V A “ •“ V own eyes. The one sketched, the close of his earthly career and Lady with her hair sopping wet of w illo w ...... succeeds in edging away from it and looking like a drowned mon far enough to get a new hold on SHANGHAI LIES goose. lu the O’Neill case Shanghai life, finally recovering, there is a Tactics subtle and tactics crude very natural disposition to give maintained Its ancient reputation are used. The Hoover mail box has WATKINS BROTHERS.Tw . him the credit for a victory— and as'the mother of all lies in the been flooded with commercial re Orient. After the American play- quests that such and such a shop perhaps it is deserved. be permitted to supply a complete GIFTS FOR EVERY MEM BER OF THE FAMILY M/J At all events King George has WTightvhad arrived at Manila and White House trousseau, the inaug demonstrated one thijus> that in his had admll,ted his identity there, ural gown, a year’s wardrobe, etc. ' rather small body there burns that the people the Shanghai hotel It is openly said that Mrs. Hoo at which he had^sto^eo after leav ver decided to go to South America inexplicable thing that we may call when this deluge began, hoping Ibe vital spark, a peculiarly tenaci ing a hospital, insl'” *d that he was -that the fight might have slmmer- ty of the grip of life which nobody still in the hotel, i.iough receiving qjered down a little upon her re quite understands hut which is so nobody. Now that O’Neill has re- turn. i \ AW, \ '', • ■' '■ '•t i . - >■' > ’ ■- .fr 'i r ^ / l4' -''r ' • - . . . r . * i - .. *jl: -•, > uTh ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTp MANCIIBSTER, CONN., ERl^AY, ^CEM BEB:21,1928. ■■' ' 7’.^ '______/< T v A. tic will give a dance u the Town A CLEVER THOUGHT Hall Saturday evening. ANDOVER Mrs. Leander Wright of Willi- OLD SINNER: If you will an mantic is spending a few days with swer me one question, I will come H SJT Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Goodale. to church. MINISTER: What is the ques- EliawoTth Mittens has joined the Christmas exercises were held in each room of the grammar school tion. muBlciahs union and the Vans or dLD SINNER; Who was Cain .s i Delicious Home Made Xmas Candy chestra of Williinantic. , ■ Thursday. The teachers, .Mrs. Young, Mis^Bradley and Miss Cook- wife? MINISTER: My friend, you will COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CANDY CANE^^-' Wallace Hilliard has been home each had a tree for their pupils. never be able to embeace religion several days vrith a severe grip There will be a jubilee whist in until you stop bothering yourself ... 1 the Town Hall this evening at 8 Burton Lewis spent Tuesda^ about other men’s wives.— Tit-Bits. LARGE DISPLAY OF CHOCOLATES o’clock for the benefit of the hot All the favored brands in Xmas Boxes or Cedar Chests • night with Edward Gatchell at lunch fund for the local public Sixty peasants were executed in Special Holiday Discount of 10 Per Cent, Storrs College. school. Miss Gertrude White is Russia for resisting tax collectors. Allyn Tennant of Waterville call chairman of arrangements. We thought Russia had done away ed on his uncles A. E. and A. L. with the nefarious custom of pay Frink Wednesday. Try Our Luncheonette ing taxes. Mrs. Lewis Phelps spent Wednes- ' day in Hartford. FLOWERING PLAP^TS Mr and Mrs. Homer Smith were CENTER SPA callers in Hartford Tuesday. FOR CHRISTMAS 70 Center Street THE IDE.4L GIFT Mrs. George Platt returned home Judge not according to the np- ANDERSON GREEN Tuesday after spending a few days Iiearance.— .John 7:24, visiting relatives in Wethersfield/ HOUSES Hartford and Burnside. Wise judges are we of each 153 Eldridge .Street Phone 2124 So. Manchester The Vans orchestra of Williman- other!— Richelieu. ADVERTISE IN THP HERALD-’^ PAYS
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’I a:-. ' .V‘A*: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN,. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21,1928. P A Q B T B fT this and that till one wonders what can be done next. And the more we are given, the iiiore we carp. Forgetful of the YOUR; fact that only the rich in most parts of the world can have rooms with t.-: r^€OI?, ^OEfrSsq ------N e >)✓ y 6 r k . » ^ O M A N ^ .AILENE SUA WEH baths, at all, we carp if our bath flCEdh&^r isn't the latest sunken variety. CHILDREN The kid cousin was over tlif oth which, we compare smaller houses Forgetful that to walk or ride and thinner-nappeo carpets and a ~ ' I— ^------er night enthusing over the sorority third-class is the continental work dance of the night before. No, she cheaper cut of steak and silk hose ing person’s only way of getting Due to a delay in the mails it is impossible to pub wasn’t “ enthusing” at all; that's not quite so cobwebby as the $(> from one spot lb anoth?r— oh, yes. ^ Olive I^berts Barton just the tnouble. She was bored and pair we got for C -istmas, etc. tbt- bicycle— we wall if we can’t ennui^d ahd biased and faligu-Jd turn in last year’s car, for this lish today’s installment of “ Orchid.” WHAT OF THE FUTURE? ©1028 by NBA Servicejncv and just too utterly bothered for year’s new model. » is words by the fact that the dance ' Where is it all going to end? Is there such a thing as a na Part of the fun of Christmas, with fondant. Now fondant hard to make — but it can be was held in what she characterized What is there ahead for the petu tion having too high a standard of for children, is making things for bought, or why not mix uj some as “ the world’s worst dump.” lant, discountented Betty Lous when material comfort for th-; happiness people. of the uncooked fondant yourself Now we happened to know that they are their mothers’ age? of its ov/u people? Probably about a million moth for them to start on. It will only the hotel wherein the dance was held has something of a reputation Every theater that is buiit, every ers will say to that: “ People don t take you a minute. LACE’S I'.IPORTANCE Mix powdered sugar into the with its best orchestra, best deco movie house, every church, every want their houses cluttered up rator, best florist, best chef, and we art museum, every hotel, every res Dafly Health Service partially beaten white of an egg. The lace collar and cuff set, lace with things that children make.” Work it in until it is stiff. A little tried to have Betty Lou analyze her taurant, every library, every barbe reaction as to what was so “ awful ’ cue, every wayside hot dog stand, vestees and touches of lace set into h in t s o n h o w t o k e e p w e l l ■VVell— the right sort of people salt and vanilla added give it fla black or other dark satin or silk vor— or peppermint. When it gets about the “ dump.” But Betty Lon goes the last one “ one better.” by World Famed Authority do. couldn’t. Opulence and expense and color frocks prove lace^ is more impor •, I don’t care how much money too stiff to stir, work it with your tant this year than it has been for we have — one of the worst fail hands. And we thought of Betty Lou’s ■ and intricate architecture and glass ings of us Americans is to buy our Now let the children wash their mother, her pretty perminent- and mosaic and panelings clutter 15 years. waved, sweet-sixteen figure of a the disease as influenza-pneumcnia. way as we go. We buy our way hands well and put on aprons and FLU’S MARCH IS S W I ^ AND rub a little flour on their hands, mother, -who cUnys lo tae pose Other complications may involve out of responsibility: we buy our COMPLICATIONS ARE SEVERE Ot way out of the duties a holiday and begin to roll this dry paste I’-at nothing ii quite right, that the sinuses, the ears, the eyes, and Cl the whole world is pretty much a puts on us. into little balls. They can have This Is the second of a series of the nervous system. Christmas has lost a lot of its cracked walnut-meats all ready. bore, and that this business of be In extremely severe cases the L ing forced to partake of daily im four articles on the nature and Q Q\ old charm just because it has come Then they press a half nut on each treatment of -influenza. In this pneumonia may. be complicated by to mean a pocketbookful of mciiey, side of a little sugar ball, flatten it perfection is just too awful for article Dr. Flshbein discusses the the formation of fluid or pus in stores, and the postman. Unless __and presto! A delicious piece of words. course of the disease and compli the ches* the lining of the chest we learn to put in the liltle per candy. wall may be inflamed, prod^ucing cations. sonal touches that mean so much They can open dates and lay a WE LIVE HIGH pleurisy and, according' to whether to our friends we are losing its strip of fondant inside. And can Betty Lou’s mother and Betty or not fluid or pus may be formed^ 340 Lou herself are natural products BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN chief joy'. ' ' died cherries stuck on top of a i f pleurisy with effusion or pleurisy I should have the children put sugar-ball are pretty and tasty. of an age and a world which gives with empyema. a little personal effort into their And other kinds of nuts may be too much. "We talk a great deal ' d 4 FfUtor Journal of the American King Keorge’s Dlness gifts beside the counting out of used. about the American standard of Medical Association and of Hygeia, The story of the case of the King money and dividing it up to see if Fondant Stays Fresh living so much relatively , higher the Health Magazine of England resembles closely such tha . in any other country in the it will reach. Their friends would love ^little Infectious diseases have what is a sequence of events, if one may Here Are Suggestions world. boxes of candy like this. This called” an incubation period, repre- judge from the bulletins regularly There is not much time left, But the fact never, comes home Lv.Ai fondant will keep fresh about four to any of us. We go blithely on renting the time between the ar- issued. , . . and no doubt you are too busy to or five days. Then it gets pretty Jr3S: of the germ in the body and , it is significant of bother with these things. But if j our way living lives which only 7 rival you are not, and you agree with dry and hard. But it serves the rich or at least very well-to-do tv P beeinning of the symptoms. For | diseases of this type purpose for Chistnias, and is pure man body does not develop a strong ime that these little things are can live in any other country. influenza this appears to be very - - — - and healthful. It doesn’t matter immunity to them and the duration ■worth while, here are a few sug- Our “ working gl-ls” ake their short: namely, between 24 and 48 about the white of the e,gg not of Imriunity is brief. ' gestions. . weekly trips to the beauty parlor, hours. , Hence it is argued that the <^ome candies are very simple i being cooked — not a bit. Any- have their atinees and taxis and The onset of the disease is sud ^ make, especially those made way it is a small part of the i\hole. amount, of exposure- to the disease, to perfumes and silken things and den. Extreme sore throat is un made-to-order suits and coats as a usual. The patient usually goes to the number of germs received and other factors are most important in matter of course. bed promptly with symptoms of We dance and dine in the best chills and fever. determining how many people are • m going to be attacked by the disease hotels, order our meals with no or Sometimes there Is nosebleed, ALL-DAY FROCK little attention to the price column and not infrequently rapidity of the than of individual resistance to the You’ll be prepared for any day disease. next the breast of chicken under pulse. By the second to the fourth time occasion in this simply styled glass or the squab on -toast, and day the disease has become quite Resisting New Attack frock of sheer wo»len in geometric People who have suffered the New Haven Dairy think that nobody ever ‘goes afoot FLOWERS’ severe p.nd thereafter, if the patient print with plain woolen contrasting. disease a year previously apparent for any reason except that he or is tending toward recovery, it less The bodice closes in surplice effect, she must. ens in its severity. ly are not able to resist a new at fastened with button, just above But in spite of luxurious living Pains and Weakness tack in many instances. There is waistline for decorative note. The that the Continental simply can Make Xmas Umy There are usually pains in the some evidence that a little im attached two-piece skirt, is plaited Christmas Special not imagine as the privilege of muscles, great weakness, head munity is acquired immediately well toward each side of front to “ the working class,” we carp and ache, slight cough, sometimes after an attack and that this per form panel. A shaped pocket is carp and carp. Luxury of the most What else can you give that eevere backache. In some cases also sists for several months but ap stitched across plaits at right side. sybaritic sort, even if we can have the bowels may be involved. The parently not much longer. It is particularly nice model for Plum Pudding And it only occasionally and in small anyone will receive so joyfully amount of running from the nose Compared with the amount of sheer tweed, so popular at the mo doses, gives us our standard with varies as does also the amount of immunity produced in human be ment. Patterned wooi jersey, plain prostration and there is sometimes ings against such diseases as small black wool jersey, velveteen in har —What else that says “Merry plum colored appearance of the pox, typhoid fever, or scarlet fever vest brown, black crepe satin, Pineapple Ice Cream face, lips and chest which may de after a single attack, the immunity' Madeleine blue dull silk crepe, and Christmas” so naturally? printed rayon velvet other interest velop in severe cases. conferred by influenza is negligi In practically all of the cases ble. ing ideas becoming to most women. To CaU Make your gifts mean more that died, pneumonia Is a secon Style No. 340 is designed in sizes Also Bulk Ice Cream and Fancy Shapes. dary complication so that in IJio TOMORROW: Vaccines and iso 16 18, 20 years, 36, 38, 40 and 42 inches bust. Pattern price 15 cents reference 'ft'as frequently made to lation. this year—GIVE FLOWERS— always ap in stamps or coin( coin is pre For sale by the following local dealers: ferred). Wrap coin carefully. JOHN der broiler flame until slightly Farr Brothers Edward J. Murphy propriate and in good taste. browned on top. Serve with but Depot Square ter. Manchester Herald 0»r Main Street Melba toast dressing: Grind a Pattern Service Packard’s Pharmacy MENUS sufficient amount of Melba toast Duffy & Robin.son BAUSOLA At the Center and moisten with milk. Add the As our patterns are miailed 111 Cenier Street 1^! Fot Good H&cilth desired quantity of ground celery from New York City please al For Battery and minced ripe olives and raisins. Mix low five days. together thoroughly, and use as Radio Service and stuffing for turkey or chicken. Pattern No...... A Week’s Supply Supplies Recommended By Price 15 Cents i Dr. Frank B. McCoy IN NEW YORK N am e...... PHONE New York, Dec. 21.— Notes on Size ...... ;r H‘ E ^ - F Dr. McCoy’s menus suggested for nothing in particular and every the week beginninig Sunday, De thing ill general: Peggy Joyce, the Address cember 23rd: blond who prefers gentlemen, .sur Telephone 1088-2 Sunday prised the Broadwayites the otlier 2448W Breakfast: French omelet, Melba night by turning out to be a praise Send your order to t'he ’’ Pat toast, stewed figs. worthy actress. . . . Which re South Manchester Lunch: Peanut butter soup, com tern Dept., Mancliester Evening SERVICE STATION I Hotel Sheridan Building, minds me that Billy Dove is said to Herald. Manchester. Conn.” bination salad (beets, tomatoes and be a blond just now. . . . And af Rear of 913 Main Street celery), , .... ter all these years. . . . Owen Da Dinner: Baked chicken or rabbit, r- South Manchester vis, Jr., is appearing in his daddy’s cooked lettuce, squash, salad of iT7 slice tomatoes on lettuce, ice cream, latest play and says he can recite of the fame-makers. Miss Williams hlonday the names of all the Davis, Sr. w'rit is to be included hereafter in the Breakfast; Cottage cheese, sliced ings. . . . Which is more than “ who’s who” of the Broadway n we can do. pineapple.- stage. . . . A year ago she ap Lunch: Baking powder biscuits, And Claudette Colbert, who re peared in “ Paris Bound,” and her ally has million-dollar legs, has string b-ans, lettuce. reappearance this season was Dinner: Broiled steak, baked been signed by the talking pic closely watched. parsnips,'^ spinach, McCoy salad, tures. . . . Greta Garbo ordered Also, M. Zlegfeld’s new music cup custard. a hundred pair of Fifth avenue show, “ Whoopee,” is the season’s Tuesday stocks sent out to Hollywood just performance most likely to be Breakfast; Eggs poached in milk, before she took ship for Europe. showing on Broadway next Fourth Melba toast. Pear sauce. , . . Which should kick out the of July. Dinner— Olives, roasted nuts. rumors that she isn’t coming back. Endive salad. Roast Turkey or . . . Any time a woman doesn't COME Chicken, Melba toast dressing. come back to claim a hundred One of my favorite characters Baked Minced Beets, Asparagus pairs of hose we’ll go to Europe has disappeared from the wait Tips (canned) and Turnips, pump- and stay there. ing room of the Pennsylvania rail The staff of Life will have to road station. He’s the negro por Supper; Cold sliced Turkey or shift elsewhere fop its bread. . . . ter who goes about with a well- /As Chicken, combination salad of diced Which mcaifs that Robert Slier aged scraper, removing gum from beets, tomatoes, celery and aspara •a'ood, the movie critic, has left. the floors. When I Inquired about gus. No dessert. . . . And Bob Bencliley, they say, his absence, I was told that fewer Wednesday is going . . . and Norman An people chew gum in winter than Breakfast: Oatmeal with butter in summer— a bit of information MARLOW’S thony, the editor of Judge, is going (no sugar), Melba toast. to move in. which should be included in some 4 Lunch; Cooked turnips, string And they say that Paul White- thing or other— and that the beans, salad of chopped raw cab- man is all hot and bothered because scraper is needed only in the late, someone asked him to play the morning— an hour when I seldom Dinner: Vegetable soup, broiled pound of flesh in a revival of “ Mer visit the station. His all-day. ac fresh beef tongue, cooked celery, tivities are necessary only in gum- For Your Last Minute spinach, salad of sliced tomatoes, chant of Venice.” . . . Which re minds me that Richard Mansfield's chewing season. GILBERT SWAN. prune whip. widow has organized a company to 'Thursday take Shakespearean production on Breakfast: Coddled eggs, re the road...... And Alexander toasted Shreded Wheat biscuit, Woolcott, the ex-critic who was Christmas Gifts For . stewed raisins. going to stay in South France for Second Mortgage Lunch: Potato soup, cooked three years, is back again in first beets, raw celery. night seats for a monthly maga Money Dinner: Roast pork, steamed car zine. rots with green peas, salad of raw NOW ON HAND GIVE CANDY Whole Family spinach leaves, plain jello. Which reminds me that gossip Friday has become quite as marketable a Arthur A. Knofla i Breakfast: Re-toasted breakfast commodity in New York as S75 Main St. Pbone 782-2 This Xmas food with milk or cream, stewed In the country -w'eeklies. Four out apricots. of five New York newspapers now An ever popular gift that meets with genuine ap Lunch: Baked squash cooked run departments devoted to gossip, proval from everyone. We have a brand new stock just lettuce, asparagus. after the fashion of the small town- Dinner— Tomato bouillon, baked "personal” columns. in for Christmas in specially wrapped boxes. sea bass, cooked spinach, eggplant, The chief difference lies In,the salad of sliced tomatoes, pear sauce. fact that New York cannot be as Saturday Radiola 1& Apollo, Durand’s, Page & Shaw’s and general In its gossip as the lesser Breakfast: Baked eggs, crisp ba S" -vW communities. There are too many A. C. OPERATED. con, Melba toast, stewed prunes. Joneses and Smiths to give them Reichardt’s Chocolates • Lunch: Steamed rice, string even passing heed, unless they par MARLOW’S beans, head lettuce. ticipated in a murder or a startling Hard and Stuffed Candy and Dinner: Vegetable soup, Salis- breach of promise. People in the ' bury steak, cooked okra, combina tion salad of tomatoes, celery and public eye are selected for the mor sels printed in Manhattan— writers, $95.00 Kibbe’s Tom Thumb Ribbon Candy cold string beans, pineapple whip. artists, actors, songsters, and no FOR VALUES Baked ground beets and turnips: tables or near-notables. Many of Select the desired number of ten • Phone for a demonstration. KEM P’S SALTED NUTS der, small beets and turnips and these are national as well as local scrub thoroughly with a stiff veget figures. Place your order at once for able brush. Without peeling cut into this popular set. small pieces and run through the And while going in for things food grinder. Place the mixture In a that are largely of New York, Packard’s Pharmacy dry flat pan to a depth of two or I might add that Hope Williams Alfred A . Gr6zel three inches and bake tightly cov is the cute little actress upon At the Center. ■m' ered for 15 or 20 minutes, without whom the “ cognoscenti” have de RADIO adding any water. When ready to cided to smile this season. . . . .serve, remove coyer and place un- Thanks to the unce;...ug comments Main St., Opposite Park St.,
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1>ACB.ELEVEn| ]\IANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1928. ______Cars will cruise up and down Main the place. . Then the seeker Weston-Lyons Plains road, steam continue his jouftiey up and dowh| uminous macadam completed. Rail ler construction for one mile. No street looking for a place to* park. short one-way traffic at bridge, Ar shovel grading commenced. No de FIND PARKING PUCE in search of a parking place, on? ing uncompleted. delay to traffic. A person coming down on the nolds Station. Route No. 180 tours necessary. Main street. t ‘ ^ Route No. 132 Windsor Locks— Suffield, East west side of the street has the bet Strange to say, these cruising', Route Xo. 17 Cornwall Hollow Road, resurfac Bethel— Redding road, macadam AUTOISTS’ JOB BERE ter opportunity to watch the firiv-: West Hartford — Avon, Albany street is under construction. Traf autolsts won’t go to advertised free ing complete with exception of | construction completed. Railing ers of cars parked on the east side avenue is under construction, but fic may take good road thru Suf parking spaces such as Hale’s *sim- : CONDITION OF shoulders and guard rail. uncompleted. of the street who are_ about to back open to traffic. Route No. 325 field Center. j Roam Up and Down Jockeying ply Because it’s a few extra,steps* Route No. 133 j Westport— West Long Lots road. out. By driving slowly and getting from the Main road. Route No. 109 Hartland—Hollow Bridge is u n -1 Prospect— Cheshire road, guard i for Space Along the Main ready to turn across the road to Mansfield— Phoenixville road is Guard -failing under construction. der construction. Short detour jrail under construction. Xo delay. “ grab off” the place to be vacated STATE ROADS under construction. This road is No Route Numbers N6 delay to traffic. I Business Section. has 513 towns and Weston Newtown road, steam he may arrive just in time to see a Nebraska impassable to traffic. around brid,ge. | Beacon Falls—Pine’s bridge is Route No. 130 j shovel grading commenced. No There has developed in Manches person coming from the south taku cities. Route No. I l l New Fairfield — Sheriuan road, j under construction. Xo delay. Bethel— Danbury road, concrete detours necessary. ter an automobile game that might Road conditions and detours in Portland— Cobalt road is under steam shovel grading and macadam •; construction completed. Railing un be called “ find a parking place.” the State.of Connecticut made nec construction. Xo delay to traffic. construction under way. Short de- j HUBBY HAS ’EM essary by liigliway construction nd Route No. 113 completed. lays probable.^ j Bethlehem — Watertown road, “Do you suffer from cold feet?” repairs announced by the State Thomaston— Bristol road is un Route Xo. 150 ■ ] the doctor asked the young wife. SOLVE YOUR XMAS SHOPPING Highway Department, of Dec. der construction. Shoulders un macadam construction and steam J^yme— East Haddam, Hamburg i: shovel grading under way. Xo de “ Yes,” she replied. 19th, are as follows; complete. He promised .to send her some PROBLEM AT ONCE. — North Plains road is under con tours necessary. CHRISTMAS Route No. 3 Route No. 120 and 147 struction. Xo delay to tiaffic. medicine. Use our shopping order— good in 25 leading department Danbury-Newtowu Road, bridge Woodbridge — Seymour road, 1 Canterbury— Xewent road under 1 Route -No. 154 “ Oh” she said nervously. and men’s and women’s speciaity stores. and consti;iiction work on ne^\ loca- guard railing under construction. construction for 2 miles, south of Washington — Woodbury road, Canterbury. Grade rough, travel “They're not—not—mine.” Tit- No burdensome interest charges. A convenient— economical Xo delay to traffic. macadam and bridge construction Bits. and iiberai pian— no red (ape— absoluteiy confidential— no de- Waterbury-Middlebury Route No. 121 difficult. TREES under way at several places. Xo de Granby— Salmon Brook street is lay-^no obiigation to investigate— Pay when you can— fron^ under constructidn. Shoulders not Salisbury. Canaan — Salisbury tour necessary. FLOWERING PLANTS road is under construction. Should under construction. Open to traf your budget. complete. Route No. 100 Route No 4 ers not complete. fic. FOR CHRISTMAS Route No. 120 Crystal Lake Road. towns of Huntsville to So. Canaan is under THE IDEAL GIFT IDEAL ORDER PLAN Salisbury — Great Rockville and Ellington. Resurfac construction. Passable at all times. m i m road is under construction. Should Branchville cut-off. Concrete ANDERSON GREEN 68 Pratt St. Room 410 — Tel. Ch. 5045-2 construction completed. Railing ing complete with the exception of Xo detours. ^ Corner of Main and Hours: 9 a. m.— 6 p, m. er® are not complete. Redding— Georgetown road, ma-: HOUSES HARTFORD uncompleted. shoulders and guard rail. Route No. 0 cariam construction completed, j 153 EUlridge Street Haynes St. Brooklyn— Danielson road in the Route No. 17.5 Route No. 130 Railing uncompleted. Phone 2124 So. Manchester towns of Killingly and Brookl>n Woodbury— Watertown road bit Saybrook— Winthrop road is un- is under construction.^ Route No. 7 Ddnbiiry— Xew Mil^.^om Crete construction completed from Open Every S u r y to Noty .Mlllotf. R-'''"'" uncompleted. Your Christmas Route No. It) to Christmas Bloomfield— Granby road Club Checks ier construction, but open to tiafflc. Cashed Haddam road is under tion from Higganuni to Iladdam. Gifts For
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Evening DYNAMIC ^ I ^ ^ COMPLETE— ready to plug la Power Speaker * xubet on any light socket. Pearl Beads $4.50 up A gift for all the family, with the new Dynamic power Until speaker enclosed hi beautiful cabinet—a radio that DELIVERS will bring Into your home every note, every word which Christmas Is broadcast, exactly as it Is put on the air. R. DONNELLY HARTFORD 2 ______—. Jeweler 515 Main St., So. Manchester MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1928. PAGE’ Torrington Quintet Opposes Rec Five PAPER LINED HARVARD AND YALE TO already being completed to hav,e the contest staged at a^local airport in HAVE FLYING CLUBS TO the near future. ' ’ • v Putting papers under carpets and Nlckolaus I. Englehardt; ./4-r., Curtis Rolls 403 linoleums is an old, but an excel SEEK AIR SUPREMACY lent trick for winter. Also papers president of the Yale Flying, d p b laid under mattresses keeps out j announced the endurance cdatpdtl- Hoopsters. Hope Cambridge, Mass., Dec. 22—Har tion will replace the Intercollegiate For New 3 String much cold air vard and Ygle, historical rivals of air race, which was dlscontt^ed the gridiron, are to have a new bat some time ago. Since flyings has tle ground, the atmosphere. attracted interest among maby„Col- IMMEDIATE CLEANING The flying clubs of both colleges Night Hawks are being given the lege students. It Is hoped that these Another Contest ON WITH THE ARGUSIENT LEAGUE* STANDING will meet in a contest to. test the flight competitions will pronipte It has been demonstrated again four points. Never hang a party dress that aeronautical knowledge for suprem more interest among the students'. this season that players make a L. P. The Bon Ami came within one acy of the air. Harvard will try W. pin of equaling the high team sin is spotted. Either remove it your BON AMI LEADB football coach. And it has been . .15 3 20 to add to its recent pigskin victory TEAMS IN PINFALL demonstrated also that a coach Night Haw'ks...... gle "when it rolled 1,719 against the self or have it cleaned. Many spots A. baby kangaroo Is not much . .14 4 19 can be taken out easily at first by remaining in the air the greater Have Already Been Victor in makes his playfers. So the argu Man. Green ...... Center Church. The Construction bigger than a man’s thumb. . f ; Bon Ami ...... 12 6 17 that are impossible to budge later. number of hours. Negotiations are From a standpoint of pinfall, ment stands as it always will stand. 6 17 hit 1,720 on November 15. The There have been some pretty Son of Italy ...... 12 church-goers took the first game by Four of Five Games; Rad- the Bon Ami rolled the best in , .10 8 12 the Herald Bowling League last good examples this year, however, Charter O ak s...... a fair-sized margin but lost the next West S id es...... 8 10 9 night as the following three- to support the contention that the 8 two against such creditable scores greatest coaching skill cannot Construction ...... 5 13 zevich and Dillon With string totals will show: . . .6 12 7 as 567 and 626. Bon A m i...... 1,720 function without some good mate Highland P a rk ...... Manchester Green kept a point Beethoven ...... 5 13 6 Sons of Ita ly ...... 1,664 rial. .. 15 4 behind the Night Hawks by winning Visitors. ■West Sides ...... 1,656 Pop Yost took one good look at Center. Church . ... .3 four points from the Construction. ^^2 Charter O a k s...... 1,654 . the sQuad which reported the first r e c o r d s The first and last games were close. day at Michigan and decided he The Green got its four points al Center C hurch...... 1,602 ^ High Single: Wiganowski, 160. All-Torrington T\’ill oppose the Man. G reen...... 1,577 j was not coaching the team. Tad though using a dummy score. The Weiman, he decided, wms to be the! High ^ String; Curtis. 405 Rec Five basketballers at the Construction...... 1,197 j West Sides came to life and took Beethoven...... 1,454: coach of that bunch. Team Single: Construction, 645. four points from the Beethoven hit School street 'lee gym tonight at Team 3 string: Construction, 1,720 9 o’clock. Clyie Waters of Bristol ______Knute Rockne knew last spring ting team singles of 541,570 and will referee. In event that the local that there weren’t going to be any 545. Do Your Last Minute management is unsuccessful in horsemen or horses at Notre booking a game for the Rec Girls, Dame this fall and he interviewed “Lefty” Curtis set a new high MARKED RUBBERS there will be a boys preliminarj himselfruiuseiL plentypieuL.)' tonj thatLum. effect. He three-string individual record in the Children’s rubbers should have admitted modestly that he couldn’t i Bowling League last night their names written inside before tussle. _____ fVi^x Krkxre . , _ii_j ______IOC 1 Q1 The visitors are coiniug here BOWUNG do anything with the boys. when ho rolled scores of 136,134 they ever put them on. The whole Right on the Chin with a clean slate, having / HERALD LEAGUE and 135 for a total of 405. Billy name is preferable to initials and their first three games. Radzevich Grand Old Man Stagg must have Wiganowski had previously held a better identification. Shopping For His Gifts and Dillon will play forward for known that there was only a slight the record with 390. The latter s Torrington with Briggs center and chance for Chicago to win a game, 160 still stands as high single. Center Church (1) but there was no out for the grand Despite Curtis sensational bowling Dowd and Good guards. Radzevich old man. He said nothing and went is the. Connecticut Aggie star and T. Anderson ...... 109 i team, the Charter Oaks, lost three CHOICE SELECTION into training to take it. Dillon played forward when Tor 0. N elson...... 113 li points to the Sons of Italy. The Thompson ...... 117 11 Michigan, Notre Dame and new three-string record, however, or rington Hi,gh went to the national Chicago had no material to work championship tournament at Chi- Smith ...... 101 • advanced Curtis into the lead in CHRISTMAS Store with it, it is apparent, but Harvard A t This S. Nelson ...... HO H the individual averages inasmuch oago. ^ . and Navy had much better material The Rec. Five lias won four out as he was trailing Tommy Conran, TREES 550 548 504 than the early season scores indi the leader by only four pins and of live games to dale. Their record cated and the old grads whimper- for is as follows: | Bon Ami (3) beat him by 46 last night. Rec 11. Springfield Diamond Brennan ...... 103 ed. The Night Hawks were scheduled SCHOOLS We are all prepar Lou Little- at Georgetown and to roll against Highland Park, but Match, :12. Kebert ...... 102 Chick Meehan at New York Uni CHURCHES Rec 35, Holyoke Falcos, 26. Suhie ...... 113 the latter learn failed to put in ap ed for your last versity continue to produce winning pearance. The former team wait or Rec 30, Hartford K. of L. 26. Brozowski ...... 89 teams without any abundance of Rec 24, Branford, 29. Conran ...... 117 ed until ten o’clock and then claim HOMES minute shopping. spectacular talent and Bill Roper ed the four points by forfeit. They Rec 46. Philadelphia Giants; 44. somehow manages to win some did not bowl their scores for aver Reasonable Prices The only defeat was suffered on 526 567 626 games season after season at ■ <30 Do it here for ^sat the opponents’ home floor and the ages, however, and some members Princeton, of the league insist that a team Rec was decidedly off form that Sons, of Italy (3) Move Over, You Wows! WREATHS isfaction. evening. Branford is not as good a Sardella ...... 104 84 112 must roll to be entitled to a for- Red Cagle, some able critics be feit victory. This will be thrashed team as the Rec despite the fact Pontillo ...... 93 103 114 lieve, is as greafsa football player Georgetti ...... 146 102 119 out bv league officials in the near Robinson’s Filling that it won that night. as Jim Thorpe, Eddie Mahan and future, but in the meantime, the Manchester’s smarting lineup this C ervini...... 113 110 104 George Gipp and a better player Station evening has not been definitely de Beletti ...... 108 118 134 than Red Grange. cided bv Manager Ben Clune al He has shown that he can carry Phone 2468 Phone 1640 though ’ he has stated Tommy 564 517 583 the ball in the open field with as 1 Faulkner will be at one of the for Charter Oaks ' t ) much skill as the other red head ward berths. This means that T.v Curtis ...... 136 134 135 and in addition he can charge, kick, You Can Buy Holland, ^enry McCann or Ev Bidwell ...... 92 111 112 pass, block and tackle as well as the Strange will probably be at the Mozzer ...... 05 102 98 immortals with whom he is being NECKWEAR! other forward post with Norris at Robinson ...... 98 93 108 mentioned. center. “ Hap” Madden will be at F. Anderson...... 116 115 95 There is no doubt that Cagle his usual position in the back-court gets help past the line of scrim GIFTS We have a very choice selection and with Billy Dowd probably playing 537 559 548 mage and well through the second LJper » alongside of him. I t 's not expected ary by magnificent interference, have found it a very popular gift this that George Stavnitsky will be Construction ,(0) but the Illinois “ 77” wouldn’t have used unless the occasion warrants. V. ilson ...... 99 gone far in any game without Brit For Him His injured knee makes it inadvis Wiganowski ...... 103 ton and Mcllwain clearing the way year. We are featuring. ‘ able for him to take any unneces Shea ...... 120 for him. sary chances. , I Great on Defense. Too Here at the Last McLagan ...... 9 5 Tad Jones says that Cagle has A. Anderson ...... 101 football sense to an amazing de Minute and Get a Good CON O’KELLY TOFIgHT gree and that on the defense he is 518 491 488 uncanny in placing himself i" .Man. Green (4) Selection of Thinsrs He 11 o path of a play or a pass. W est Cole ...... 101 114 ' JIM MALONEY TONIGHT ly Y ■ Pointruiut recordsI ---- show that he has Sherman ...... 104 124 knocked down and intercepted more W ill Like. 109 STATIONERY Cheney Stevenson ...... 116 95 passes than all the other Armj First All Irish Main Bout Ever Wilkie ...... 126 116 110 "'i plavers combined. Do your last minute Xmas The gift tiiat will never miss the Staged in New Madison Dummy ...... 95 87 Cagle can throw a ball with such mark of a woman's appreciative in a wonderful array of styles and precision that an observer remark shopping at our store for serv Square Garden. 542 538 49 ed after the Harvard game that if acceptance each man at whom he had tossed a ice and satisfaction. Complete Christmas stock that will color combinations'. ipass had stood at attention the O'iSney.YrS. tfom ll.e'o«15 Sod“. ; sT m u please I ball would have hit him between SHIRTS ? r .V„son u,. ^‘•^llbe eyes. That’s shooting. leather calling cards tonight in the jEuckson ...... 8. 9, 91 ' From the evidence and testimony ^1.65 to $7.95 first all-Irish Main event ever stag- j Olson ...... 9 8 9b then it would seem that Cadet Ca gle is really very good. ed at the new Madison Square Gar-j E. Johnson...... 1 ^ 1 ^ n e c k w e a r Apollo Chocolates ‘^®Even though Con and Shamus | 478 50c to $2.00 in Christmas packages Special as- are not home talent, the clans ill Rest Sides (4) sortment other neclrwear gather to see them bash each other. Schubert ...... 112 TRAVELO JACKETS When two Irishmen fight there is P. Cervini ...... 10 2 Christmas generally some excitement. Maloney C. Hanson ...... 100 $7.50 at popular prices. is an 8 to 5 favorite over O’Kelly S a d ...... 104 Canade ...... 123 Candy on the strength of his experience Give neckwear as and recent achievements. THERMO JACKETS Expect Kayo 541 570 545 $8.00 The Bostonian. however, may , a satisfactory have to score a knockout if he is ; Whenever you see three or four SWEATERS to add O’Kelly’s pelt to the lately j guys go into a room, close and bar Christmas Cards and pleasing gift. lifted hides of Johnny Risko and , the door and stuff the keyhole, Crew neck and fancy styles. Andy Mitchell. The O’Kelly person I TWENTY-ONE BOYS The better grade. Complete assort possesses boxing ability rare in a . what do you suppose they are do $4.00 to $10.00 ment. Appropriate verses. heavyweight. He has had only two ing? Playing POker? Wrong? fights in this country, but in both , They’re probably members of the BATHROBES he proved to be a resourceful ring WIN GRID LETTERS U. S. L. T. A. wondering what to general with a confusing repertoire 1 do aiiout Bill Tilden. $6.00 to $13.50 of punches. He is especially good j Christmas at countering a rushing opponent. ALONZO STAGG MADE A HOUSE SLIPPERS Thirteen Also Receive Gold SPEECH IN CLEVELAND THE Decorations THAT FLORIDA BOUT OTHER NIGHT SAYING THAT $1.65 to $3.45 New York. Dec. 21 — Whether VICTORY WASN’T ALWAYS THE for the home or tree Jack Sharkey will be Young Strib- Footballs; Treat Gets FIRST THING TO BE THOUGHT ling's opponent in the proposed OF. LOOKING BACK AT THE GLOVES SHIRTS heavyweight bout at Miami Beach, Quimby Award. MARK OF THE MAROONS THIS $1.00 to $7.50 Pair Fla., on Feb. 2 6, may be determin YEAR. EVEN A CASUAL OB A wide assortment in all ed here today at a conference be- SERVER CAN PICK UP THAT HOSIERY For Dad’s tw'een Promoter Tex Rickard and REFLECTION. Christmas! Johnny Buckey, manager of Shar- Twenty-one members of the 1928 . 35c to $1.00 styles and fabrics at a popu k©y« Manchester High school football * Winning isn’t the first thing • Rickard declared Sharkey was a team received their school letters * to think of, , to be sure, but • “ chump fighter” after the Boston for participation in that sport from ♦ Stagg needn’t have emphasized * HICKOK BELTS lar range of prices. Shirts heavyweight declined to go through Principal Clareuece P. Quimby at ♦ is so strongly. * with the match, but later renewed assembly this afternoon. AND BUCKLES are, always an acceptable his overtures and offered to let Those following— Ted Lupien, The coaches are around making $2.00 to $4.00 Sharkey bring his own referee. Roger Spencer, Douglas Robinson, speeches here and there. Lots of ■8 At Macon. Ga.— Young Stribling. Bob Mercer, Louie Cheney, Don people leave a comfortable hearth gift. Macon heavyweight, kayoed Don Healey, Erne Dowd, Billy Johnson, and their favorite comic strips to B R L FOLDS Pancho Castano, of Tampa, Fla., Johnny Johnston, Sully Squatrito, witness good clean fun like coach $1.00 to $6.00 2nd. ^ Frances Happeny, Captain Bob es’ post-season speeches. At Boston— A1 Mello, New Eng Treat, , Manager Herb Crockett— PAJAMAS HANSEN GLOVES land middleweight champion, out received gold footballs for their ef But if you think Bill Tilden is MUFFLERS pointed Vince Dundee, of Balti SPORT HOSE forts in addition to a letter.^ letter ! ^ consider the $1.65 to $4.95 INTERWOVEN more. 10: Jack Britton, former The others receiving sweet situation filled by Uncle welterweight champion, outpoint were: Hugh Moriarty, Bill Davis, Wilbert Robinson of Brooklyn. HOSIERY BELTS ed Canada Lee, of New York, 10; Joe McCluskey, Russel Taylor, There are 17 factions fighting about HANDKERCHIEFS Bobby Brown, Cuban boxer, out Pinkus Lessner, Marcus Moriarty, Wilbert and all are against him. Plain, fancy and initial. .. Fancy Suspenders ... Sweaters pointed Leo Mitchell, Los Angeles, Bruno Nicola and George Potterton. Just one big happy famil:'. 10; Harry Blitman. Philadelphia, Captain Treat was also presented lOc to 50c Spur Ties won decision over Bennie Carter, with a gold charm with a block let Track officials and experts com Handkerchiefs Denver, 10; Jimmy Sacco, Boston, ter “ M” , the personal gift of Prin plain that the country is develop LEATHER COATS The Men’s and Boys’ Slippers defeated Georgie Day, New Haven, cipal Quimby to the captains of all ing no great distance runners. The Fancy Wool Vests Conn., 10. major athletic organizations. criticism Is unsound so far as Tex AND JACKETS Gift for Him. At Cincinnati— Babe Herman, Ricard is concerned. Leather Jackets Bath Robes New York, won from Cowboy Ed $10.50 to $19.95 die Anderson, Cody, Wyo., light ON THE BOYS— JACK SHARKEY IS BACKING weight, on foul, 3. VIOLENTLY AWAY FROM A UMBRELLAS ."There seems to be more girls BOUT DOWN IN FLORIDA WITH Tobacco, cigars^ cigarettes GOODBT, DENNY WILLIAMS $1.50 to $8.50 here than hoys.” YOUNG - STRIBLING. PROVING COMPLETE LINE OF "Yeah. The petting is two to JACK CAN TAKE IT ON THE Denny Williams, who played LAM, WHETHER OR NOT HE IS Smoker’s Supplies with the Red Sox last year and one.”— Life. was with Mobile a few years hack, A REALLY GREAT DISTANCE has been sent to Portland In the MAKING THE GRADE PERFORMER. Pacific Coast League by the Bos Kid Chocolate won a fight the ton club. "Make it short and snappy,” cried the city editor. “ Boil it other night, stopping a gent from SYMINGTON DANDY PROVIDBR down!” the w^l-filled stable of Leo P. Penguin: How do you like your And when they handed the new Flynn, namely Emil Paluso. or was The naw husband, Mrs. Pelican? rewrite man the Ten Command It Palooka* Our memory’s bad, and SHOP Pinehurst Soda Shoppe "Oh, he seems to fill the hill.” — ments, to try him rut, he wrote: one name is so much like another I nowadays. AT THE CENTER Corner Main and Middle Tttmoike Judge. — . “ Don’t”—-Life. S - > ; PAGE niTR TE l^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21,1928.
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.At the regular meeting, of the Grange Tuesday evening, J. Banks Jones was chosen master for the ensuing year, as Merton W. Hills declined. The Young Women’s club met with Mrs. Norman Warner Thurs day afternoon. Final plans were made for the municipal Christmas ^pedab tree exercises to be held on Hebron t mmote Green Sunday at 4:30 p. m. Mrs. Etta Lewis returned to Wii- Not only will Bassett’s large, roomy store afford a degree of comfort that cannot be found elsewhere, but llmantlc Tuesday after spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. stocks have been refreshed with new shipments arriving daily, so you .will be able to shop leisurely, comfortably a®d certe Clayton A. Hills. There was a meeting of the Tol very gifts you are looking for will be found. From a quarter thimble ^ a thousand dolE^^^^ TO Ba S tT T ^ S t l - ft . land County Farm Bureau at the Jewelry, Watches, Silverware, Precious Stones, Clocks and Novelties—YOU LL BE SAFEST IN COMING TO B A bSB li S. J.went hall Wednesday evening under tbe direction of E. E. Tucker, County odd yeLs ago your parents bought their Christmas Gifts at Bassett’s— and if you are sensible and get your Gifts at Bassetts this Agent. Prof. TIerrill of Storrs talk ed on Feeding the Dairy Herd. Christmas, they’ll be giving pleasure tW'enty years from now. Welcome to Connecticut s most popular Giit onop. Hartford Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hills and Mrs. Elizabeth P. Hills were visi tors Tuesday in Stafford and Wil- llmantic. Solid Gold, Flexible Mrs. Howard Tryon of Glaston Sterling Silver bury was a visitor in town Wednes day, calling on Mr. and Mrs. H. E. O Watch Bracelets Buell, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ly Cigarette Cases man, Mr. and Mrs. C. Daniel Way of those and at the home of her parents, Mr. , A large variety of de and Mrs. E. W. Buell. Just imagine—real, solid All local schools will close rri- silver cases. Compare -Vino buy /ew ehy signs. Genuine $12.50 dav for the Christmas recess. these with the $15 cases Local students of the Windham in other stores. and Manchester High schools will PAYCASH/ spend next week at their homes as These figures come to us from the the schools close for the Christmas Harvard Survey. They are authen i*gcgss« tic. And they are interesting be Arnold C. Foote has recently pur OPEN cause they prove that most people chased a Pontiac coach. OPEN Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Post, Mrs. recognize the economy of cash W. W. Hills, Homer Hills, Mrs. A. buy,jng. ______w ! Ellis, Kenneth Ellis and IMr. and Every Evening Mrs. Robert Owen and family visit Every Evening ed the Columbia Grange \\ ednes- day evening. A class received the Until Christmas third and fourth degrees whic.i Until Christmas were conferred by the degree team When Santa Gives a of West Hartford Grange of which Mr. and Mrs. Owen are members. Mr. and INIrs. Clifford Perry, ac- ccmpanied by M:s. Mary Mitche l BASSETT DIAMOND of IJebron were visitors in \\uu- Ladies’ Solid Gold Gentlemen’s Solid Gold mantic Wednesday. He’s Giving the Finest Gift That The Christmas tree and enter Hallmark Watches tainment at the Hill school was Combination Watches held Thursday evening and the pu ' Can Be Given*! ! I pils at the White school will have May be worn as a ring, 17 jewels. 14-karat solid their tree and exercises i riday e\e- pendant or wrist Avatch. $( green gold pocket watch. ning|______* ______16 jewels. Sold in New From $19.50 to $950 f l o w e r in g PLANTS York for $75. FOR CHRISTMAS THFl IDE.VL GIFT ' ANDERSON GREEN Ladies’ Solid Gold HOUSES Famous Knapp Wonderful Solitaire Gentlemen’s 15-Jewel 133 Eldridge Street Phone 2124 So. Manchester stone Rings ' Cigarette Lighters Diamond Ring Strap Watches
18-karat solid white gold, hand i ^ ^ ^ Warwick, oval shape, 5 -g w / \ An odd lot. Values to$ J Q ff Try to equal this value $ " | pTpT pierced setting containing a remarkably fine stone weigh- IQ 1 rolled gold plate case. g / 1 $12.50. anywhere else in town. _ | _ e O v ing 1 31-100 karat. VF V / v r Sold elsewhere for $22.50. _i. 6
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Gentlemen’s Hamilton 17-Jewel Hallmark Ladies’ Exquisite Ladies’ Diamond-Set j Pocket Watch Wrist Watch Wrist Watches strap Watches For Rectangular shaped Hallmark. $ 15-jewel, Hallmark. Oval shaped ! 17 jewels. White gold Christmas 12 size, rolled gold plate 15 jewels, 18-karat solid white 1 I I I solid 14-karat white gold case $ ^ gold case set with 4 diamonds J , J . \J set with four sparkling dia- filled case. *5 0 case. O v f and 4 sapphires. monds, v / CONRAN’S . Assorted Chocolates Seth Thomas j Ladies’ Solid Gold 59c ib. Diamond-Set 17-Jewel Waltham V Wrist Watches Dows Candies Dinner Ring Pocket Watch Mantel Clocks in Jar-proof Gothic. Oval Holiday Boxes 18 - karat white gold mounting, containing 5 14-karat, white gold Regular $15 clocks in a ^ "1 O shape, 14-karat case, 15 1 to 5 lbs. discontinued pattern. _|_ ^ jev/els. A real $40 watch. ‘‘The Gift for Her” fiery gems. m \j \ j fiHed 12 size case. OO
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For Smokers Ladies’ Real Amber B e a d s...... $30 Diamond-set Cuff Links. Platinum faced solid g o ld ...... $15 to $35 23-jewel Hallmark Pocket Watch in a 14-karat solid white and green gold Lady’s 15-jewel Hallmark oval Wrist Watch. 14-karat solid gold case set DAD will enjoy your Christ case ...... $110 with 4 diamonds and 6 sapphires...... $10 mas gift of “ smokes from the first draw on the cigar until the A dainty Wrist Watch of 15 jewels and 14-karat solid gold rectangular 15-jewel white gold filled, rectangular Hallmark Strap Watch for the well- last stub is regretfully tossed shaped case. The famed Bruner guaranteed m ovem ent...... $35 dressed man’s w rist ...... ; ...... • • • -$57 away. Here are a feiv sugges Gentleman’s Waltham Strap Watches. Chrome finish, 15 j'ewels .. $19.95 Diamond-set Circlet Brooches. Platinum face on 14-karat solid white tions: gold ...... $25 to $200 White Onyx Necklaces ...... ’...... $30 r o s e d a l e Hallmark Pocket Watch. 17 jewels. 14-karat white gold filled Wadsworth Waterman and Sheaffer Fountain Pens ...... $2.75 and up PERFECTOS case . . • ...... Lavallieres of solid white gold, faced with platinum and set .with dia 7-20-4 Genuine Amethyst Quartz Necklaces >r.;...... iV - V ...... $15 1® $®^ WHITE OWL monds .Gentlemen’s Cameo R in gs...... $1» to PETER SCHUYLER Smart Scarf Pins ...... $2.50 and up Lady’s fancy Zircon Stone Ring in white gold mounting...... $40 PENROD Fancy white gold Brooches...... $10 to $25 Waltham green gold filled Strap Watch, 7 jewels. Radium dial. A fine gtft KING Gentlemen’s Strap Watch Bracelets...... $2.50 to $10 $23 IN.CHRISTMAS WRAPPING A Lady’s 18-karat White Gold Ring of lace design, set with a scintillating for any man diamond weighing 1 84-100 karat and six smaller diamonds. The gift Platinum faced Bar Pins over 14-karat solid white g o ld ...... $20 to $250 of gifts ...... • ...... $930 Elgin Pocket Watch in 14-karat white gold, Wadsworth case. 15-jewel Gold-filled Watch Chains...... ^.$2 to $6.o0 ..A ll .Purchases .packed .and movement. An excellent timepiece ...... $4 wrapped ready for shipment. . .. Solid Gold Watch C hains...... $6.50 and up Opal Necklaces ...... • • ...... • •'-* * * * • * - I f SERVICE Liadies’ 15-jewel Waltham Wrist Watch. Rectangular 14-karat solid white Solid Gold Cuff L in k s ...... to* ...... :. • • $5 to $15 gold case set with 6 diamonds and 4 sapphires...... $125 Ladies’ Alexandrite Stone Rings ...... - to Fountain Pen Desk Sets ...... $1 up Gentlemen’s Fancy Stone Rings ...... •> •;. .> • • ‘l i o to Ladies’ Ceylon Sapphire R in g ...... • ■ • Diamond-set Cameo B rooches...... d u r in g Gentleman’s 17-jewel Hamilton Pocket Watch.* Raised numerals. White HOLID.4Y TRADING Signet Rings for the M en ...... •...... $7.50 to $2o we will serve special gold-filled case ...... $55 Lunches and Dinners
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Th« MwichMter Electric Com- EXCHANGE SMITH’S GROCER |Mt.T>y, on orders from the Public USED CARS Safety committee of the Board of » For Manchester Property Valuable ,North School Street. Selectmen, Is making changes In the traffic illumination at the Center If you are considering waiting until Spring for your ■ ? ‘V V * and at Park and Main street. The 14 ROOM DWELLING used car, we will gladly show you some now, at the right IF WE DESCBIBED recommendation that a different prices. flood light be used shoTV police divided 5-5-4 for 3 families. All modern, 2 car fireproof man doing traffic duty at garage. You choose the car you like and for a deposit we wiL these points during the night is be store until Spring, with no charge for storage. ing followed. The work on these This property is nicely located on Quaker Lane, OUR CHRISTMAS lights was not completed last night. South, near Farmington Ave., West Hartford. This is a good .time to buy a used car. The new lights will be directly ^ being “just as good” as our Thanksgiving bifds it iVould be quite sufficient4ec&si above the traffic officer’s station. Note: As my business is located in Manchester, I We have some wonderful buys in Buicks and other they were surely prime stock. When we say they are, “even better”, we do not ex- "The Installation of the ground UK; e '■ “ stop” sign on Park street at Main wish to concentrate here. makes- aggerate. and the shortening up of the ]^rk- Next to a new Buick is a used Buick. Let us show ing area on the north side of Park street have eliminated much of the you. hazard at that point, it was said SPECIALS for SATURDAY and MONDAY by Police Sergeant John Crockett, E. R. MACHELL who stood at the corner for some Business Phone 2017. time last night taking observations. Phone 2602. 447 Center Street, South Manchester, Conn. Capitol Buick Co. t u r k e y s...... 50cE FOWL...... 40c1b. Tel. 1600 Main Street Tel. 1600 Hollywood JAMES M. SHEARER, Manager. ROASTING CHICKENS...... 45c,50c,55cE Market MEATS 381 East Center Street, Cor. Parker Street. Phone 330 Big Removal Sale Roast Pork...... 20c Ib. Legs Lamb. . . . . 35c-37c lb. Home Dressed -OF- Fresh Shoulders.... 18c lb. Rib Roast Beef 32c-39c lb. TURKEYS from Tolland, Conn., also The Ladies Shop Sausage...... 27c lb. Roast V e a l...... 3 5 c lb. ROASTING Sausage Meat..... 33c lb. Pot Roasts.... CHICKENS Starts Saturday, Dec. 22 and GROCERIES FRUITS VEGETABLES FOWLS Sugar, 10 lbs. .. 55c Cream Lunch Apples, 4 qts. .. 25c All sizes. Prices On Our Crackers, 19’ Onions, 4 lbs. ... 25c □ranges 33c, 55c, 05c Fresh Pork 2 lb. b o x ...... 33c Shoulders .... 19c lb. 51’ Can Pumpkin.. 23c Graham Crackers Grapes, 3 lbs, ,. . 25c Young Tender Pork Entire Stock Cut Santa 2 lb. b o x ...... 33c Grape Fruit 2 for 25g- Can Squash---- 23c Fancy Mixed Roasts ...... 25c lb. Says Sweet Cider 33c gal. Cookies...... 33c Pop Corn, 2 fpr 25c Legs Spring Lamb In Half 35c-37c lb. Rib Roast Beef 35c lb. This is our first move in 16 years so take advantage of “Jaffe’s Gift Jewelry ASSORTED CHOCOLATES...... 5 1 . box Lamb Chops.... 40c lb. our prices now. You may not have such an opportunity again for a long time. Top Round Makes Distinative Mixed Nuts . 29c lb. Christmas Candy Celery.... 18c hunch Steak...... 45c lb. Remembrances” | Diamond 2 lb. b o x ...... 49c Cranberries 22c qt. Bacon...... 29c lb. LADIES DRESSES Walnuts .. 45c lb. Tom Thumb Ribbon F ig s ...... 15c pkg. Lettuce... head Good Sweet Potatoes, Regular $15.98 The smartest thing in the world of is a gHt of ^ Candy...... 79c ■ I 3 lbs. f o r ...... 25c Two for $15.00. $7.98 Jewell V from Louis S. Jaffe’s. For Her or for Him the Dates . .15c, 25c, 35c Spinach ... 30c peck sweetest thought is one expressed in some fine piece of Fruit Cakes Old Fashioned Large Navel Oranges, All $10.00 and $10.98 Dresses artistic craftsmanship. 50c, $1.50 Mixed Candy .29c Bunch Carrots ! .lOc dozen...... 49c Sizes up to 50 ...... $5 00 A FEW JERSEY DRESSES GARAGE TO RENT JAN. 1 LEFT A T ...... $2.98 Diamonds ALL HATS TO GO ^ J Q Q “‘'$1,98 In a variety of Settings Birch Street Ladies’ Crepe de Chine Chemises and Brdssieres and Step-In Combinations $20 *”$350 Market Regular $3.25 ...... $2 50 PAUL CORRENTI Crepe de Chine Step-Ins and Chemises. Regular $1.98 ...... $L50 Phone 2298, 86-88 Birch St. Rayon Underwear including Night Gowns, Pajama Suits and Slips. Regular $1.98 at ...... ,...' A . MERRY CHRISTMAS Bloomers and Step-Ins TO ALL Regular $1.00 and $ 1 .2 5 ...... 75c White Flannel Gowns Regular sizes. Regular $1.98 value . ... $lc25 In order to have a happy Ladies’ Wrist Christmas dinner you must se Extra sizes. Regular $2.25 v a lu e ...... lect your best of foods and here $1.50 at our store you will find the FANCY HAT BOXES ...... 25c each best in quality, lowest in prices W atches Striped Flannel Gowns and best of service. SPECIAL FOR THE HOLIDAY Regular $1.98 ...... $1.50 15 Jewel Watch ^lO 75 HOSIERY SPECIALS FOR THE Our $1.75 and $2.00 Hosiery to go at, pair ^ A fine assortment of Watches including Dauber-Hampden, lUinois, Bulova, Elgin and Waltham. HOLIDAYS All Our $1.50 Hose to go at, p a ir ...... $1.00 All styles and prices. All our $1.00 Hose to go at, p a ir ...... 50c HOME DRESSED PORK Rayon and Wool Hose— regular 50c a t ----- Men’s STRICTLY FRESH 6 different Shades...... 39c LOW PRICE Odds and Ends of Stock in Ladies’ Hose .. 25c Get a Perfection Children Hosiery 10c pair. W atches Heavy Roasting Chickens, Three p a ir ...... 25c ' SPECIAL XMAS OFER in comfort on blustering eveninp 4 to 7 lbs...... 40c lb. Strictly Fresh Pork Loins, Infants’ Knitted Sets A $5.00 CHAIN FREE (w h o le )...... 22c lb. Regular $2.98 a t ...... ; • • • $1.50 with the purchase of a Ham Consists of Jacket, Bonnet and Booties. Pork Roasts...... 25c lb. ilton, Illinois, Elgin or Wal INNER’S over T T v Your favorite chair Fresh Pork Shoulders .. 20c lb. Infants’ Knitted Woolen Caps tham watch. invites you . . . The evening paper, a good Round S te a k ...... 40c lb. D Regular $1.50 and $1 .98...... % Sirloin and Short Steaks 48c lb. 50c novel to read . . . All set for a comfortable ev^ - Porterhouse Steak .... 55c lb. Infants’ Knitted Jackets Large Assortment ing if only it weren’t for the cold drafts, the Native Veal Cutlet .... 48c lb. Regular $ 1 .9 8 ...... $1.00 chilly breezes seeping through the living room . Veal C h o p s...... 35c lb Men’s and Ladies’ Genuine Spring Legs of Rings Get a PerfecBon and spend evenings like this L a m b ...... 33c lb. Many Odds and Ends of Stock Too Lamb C h ops...... 38c lb. Numerous to Mention to Go at in comfort. Enjoy the instant, generous heat of ^a SILVERWARE Perfection heater. Burning Socony Kerosene, it s Next to Nothing. ••ax NUTS For Christmas economical, it’s safe. \ Almond Soft Shelled .. 30c lb. Don’t forget that Sale Starts Saturday Stop in at ybur dealer’s today. Look over Walnuts (every one Regular $15.00 Rogers 26 Piece the wide line of Perfection models, including the p e rfe ct)...... 3oc lb. Morning a 9 a. m. and lasts Until Jan. 1. Silver Sets It^an Chestnuts ...... 15c lb. New Firelight heater. SIHininHIMHiMSI $12.50 Frnits and Vegetables Many Ivory Sets and Single Pieces Grapes, 8 lb s...... • .. ,2 9 c The Ladies Shop Tangerines...... 45c dozen to Choose From. Cauliflower, Spinach, Celery, 535 Main Street South Manchester Turnips, Carrots, Omnges, Room Heaters Lemons, Apples, etc. ^ Our Home hfade Italian Louis S. Jaffe STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK - S a u s a g e ...... 35c lb. 891 Main Street, South Manchester Ricotta, Italian fresh c r e ^ Cheese ...... 3 0 c Ib.4dvertise The Evening Herald-lt Pays Spaghetti, 10^ lbs. • • 75c I i*AGE HFTlS&J. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21,1928.
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the most fascinating and beautiful has all of the essential qQAULl< this last waltz have to end? Heaven grinning gr— but no! Something Smith, engineers of the Electrical MUST happen! It MUST! This last love stories that has evei been con that go towards making a cpwbd floating on clouds— and always the actor. The picture will exptfiin «- BIG FORCE AT WORK ON Research Library, of New York, a “THE LAST WALTZ” waltz! Must it ever end? ceived. “ The Last Waltz” is a UFA AlC.H.Tryon’s subsidiary of Warner Bros. clock— with its rideous face— tick production made in Germany. self. ing— ticking— baking the minutes Other features to be shown in FILM MASTERPIECE That Is the dramatic climax of “TALKIES” FOR STATE clude “ State Street Sadie” with fly. Paramount’s new film importation The companion feature at the Sdmtary Maricet Conrad Nagel, which will follow No.— no— it’s not right — not "The Last Waltz,” which will be Circle for Saturday and Sunday, A contest to choose A stai the showing of “ The Singing Pool” : fair! It’s impossible that he should seen at the Circle theater Saturday brings Rex Bell, the new Pox flower has been in progress I 22 Men Inslalling Movietone “ Women They Talk About,” with Dreamy strains of music a die! So young and so handsome. and Sunday. The picture, which western star in “ Wild West Ro California. Why not give Hollj , and Vitaphone at Theater; Irene Rich; “ On Trial.” with Paul violin and a cello playin.g. “ The Life should be holding wide its features------a cast of International fllm mance,” his latest starring vehicle. wood a little publicity by namii^ Last Waltz.” Life is here— now— Tel 441 Tel 442 First Show Dec. 30. ine Frederick, Bert Lytell and Lois arms and beckoning instead of the celebrities, is said to present one of According to advance critics. Bell the cuckoo? Wilson: “ The Terror,” with May and before them is death— because at midnight he must die! The nian Twenty-two men are busy install McAvoy, Louise Fazenda, Edward You Will Find Everything Everett Horton and Alec Francis. she loves— who even now is holding ing the remaining parts of the her in his arms— and telling her of Movietone and Vitaphone in the his love— is dancing— dancing to Here for Your Xmas Dinner. Slate theater in preparation for Uie his very death. opening attraction, on Dec. "0, Several persons were injured in What is life? What is death? which features A1 .lolson in “ The New York the other day by falling Happiness and sorrow. The orches Singing Fool.” The equipment, Native Boasting Chickens, 4 lb. on slippery sidewalks and break tra plays a dreamy Viennese waltz valued at close to 25,000, is said to — the violin and the cello — and THE to 6 1-2 ave., 49c to 55c lb. be the most improved and up-to- ing hip pocket flasks. People E Y Turkeys Native and York State, should keep away from slippery around them are others — all ob date in Connecticut. livious of — oh why!— why does S3c to 58c lb. The work is in charge of Lane & sidewalks. Legs of Lamb, 35c lb. Pork to Boast, 25c lb. Native Veal to Boast, 38c lb. Veal Cutlet, 55c lb. WHERE CONNECTICUT BUYS ITS GROCERIES \ Sausage Meat, 29c lb. Small Link Sausage, 35c lb. Beef Liver, 29c lb. Bib Boast Beef, 85c and 38c lb. — Pot Roast, 35c lb. Service Quality—Low Prices N appreciation of the generous H appy Rowe Oysters Everyday, 39c pt. M erry I patronage extended us by the N ew GROCERIES Xmas People of Connecticut we take this Year Strictly Fresh Eggs From Pomeroy Farm, 69c doz. opportunity to wish each and all - 10 lbs. Sugar for 5Lc. Table Talsins, 35c lb. Not-a-Seed Raisins, 10c pkg. Currants, 18c pkg. Mixed Nuts, 28c lb. A Very Merry Christinas English Walnuts, 88c lb. Dromedary Dates, 22c pkg. English Walnut Meats, 1-4 lb, 25c. Our Turkey 8 Have Arrived and a Bright and Prosperows New Year Almonds, 1-4 lb., 25c. 2 lb. Box Xmas Candy, 43c. Xmas Cut Candy, 20c lb. They are as fine as any we have ever had ard the price IS Chocolate Candy, 1 lb. box, 49c. HOLIDAY OFFERINGS to $1.00. reasonable. * Sweet Mixed Pickles, 35c lb. DULUTH IMPERIAL Dill Pickles 5c each. PlUsbury Flour 1-8 lb sack, $1.19 GOLD MEDAL, or 24«/2 lb. W'hlte Loaf Flour 1-8 lb sack, FLOUR PILLSBURY’S BEST Bag $1.19. Foss Vanila or Lemon Extract, 4 9 c 29c. TO LEND FLAVOR TO THE CHRISTMAS DINNER TO COMPLETE THE CHRIS’TMAS DINNER Xmas Tree Holders, 49c. Glad to take your order now. Stuffed Oranges, $1.00 Bottle. Plum Pudding, 35c. BUTTER COFFEE Fig Pudding, 35c. ' LAND O’LAKES OUR VERY BEST Sweet Cider, 25c Gal. MADE OF FRESH SWEET CREAM WITH Swiss Cheese, (Imported), 25c. Fancy Fresh Poultry GOVERNMENT CERTIFICATE OF QUALITY THE TABLE TALK OF THE "^OWN Mrs. Clocks Canned Goods in Sold Exclusively By 1 Ib. ^'reshly Roasted Glass, 38c. Fresh Killed Ducks...... 42c lb. Fresh Killed Fowls, The Economy Grocery Co. Roll Daily LB. 4 1 ® FRUIT 4 to 5 lbs. each ...... 42c lb. SELECT Tender Chickens to roast, Large Native Chickens to roast, Tangerines, 35c. doz. CHARTER CHRISTMAS TREES Cranberries, 22 c. qt. 4 to 5^/2 lb. each ...... 45c lb. 6 to 7 1 / 2 lbs. Limite(L OAK Lard,^1 Lb. Pkg..^ Lbs. ^ £ Cal. Oranges 49c to 59c doz. Bread 20 oz. Loaf and 2 Grapefruit, 25c. Fancy Fresh Killed Geese 38c lb. supply...... 55c lb. QUALITY! QUANTITY! ECONOMY! MOST s a n i t a r y W AY TO BUY Bananas, 10c lb. HOLLY WREATHS Apples, 95c Basket. Apples 3 «,ts jar, 25c. FOR SALE AT ALL To-Kay Grapes, 12 1-2 lb Sugar £0 Lbs. g § @ Potatoes Peck 21c ECONOMY STORES We Are Stocked To Fill Every FINE GRANULATED VEGETABLES NICE AND MEALY! REASONABLY PRICED Celery, 20c. Need For Your Xmas Dinner CAMELS CARTON Spinach, 20c pk. CHESTERFIELD Lettuce, 15c. OF Parsnips, 4 lbs for 25c. All kinds of Nuts, Figs and Dates, Fresh Vegetables and fancy LUCKY STRIKE Cigarettes 10 PEGS. Carrots, 4 lbs. for 25c. OLD GOLD Cabbage, 6c lb. Canned Goods.______Finest Fruits______Hubbard Squash (Green or Yel R&R can low) 5c lb. Size 1 Yellow Turnips, 35c peck . Fancy Large Budded English I Best Mixed Nuts ...... 35c lb. Plum Pudding O U R P R O D U C E l i 4 lbs Onions, 25c. Walnuts...... 39c lb. | 3 lbs.'. . . . '...... $1.00 FANCY LAYER WE WISH YOU ALL A MERRY Figs DEPARTMENT OFFERS A,fg CHRISTMAS Finest Layer F ig s...... 29c lb. Nuts FANCY MIXED 2 9 C VERY SELECT LINE OF jg Fancy FANCY FRUITS AND || pkgs. CAMPBELL^S Finest Christmas Beef Raisins Seeded or Seedless VEGETABLES very attractively ^ Prime Rib Roast Finest Legs Spring Lamb, None pkgs. Mince Meat Such priced AND SUGGESTS: >1 Q U A U n B e e f...... 35c-45c lb. 5 to 6 lbs. each...... 37c lb. Boneless Pot Roast Cranberry Sauce 20 oz. can Small Lean Fresh B eef...... 35c-40c lb. Oranges MK Jjp* GROCERY Shoulders 18c lb. Small Native Fresh Hams 27c lb pkg. I O C Mince Meat CALIFORNIA 30 Depot Square 1 TO FLAVOR Finest Fresh Pork to Boneless Roast Veal, all lean FLORIDA Phone 2400— 2401 R oast...... 23c-25c lb. solid meat ...... 39c lb. White Rock Water Z k& SXc Boneless Roast of Spring Lam b...... 36c lb. Tangerines To Delight CHRISTMAS TURKEYS Gvwpe Juice ZZe We have “ Best Quality Turkeys” Grapefruit For Cocktai’s at 50c lb. The price on turkeys is Ginger Ale VT 2 29c 10c per pound cheaper than at Grocery Specials Thanksgiving. We sold every . To Tempt turkey we had at Thanksgiving so Strictly Fresh Pullet Eggs Strictly Fresh Large Ginger Ale “ 3 goc Grapes you can depend on ns for Fresh dozen...... 55c Eggs ...... 65c dozen Turkeys for we had none left over P e d S ’ S For Salad to be put in “ Ck>ld Storage.” Confectionery Sugar in Arrowroot Dessert 3 ^^^-ZSe Fresh Dressed Native Chicken, Parksdale E g g s...... 44c dozen Finest lb...... 45c 2 lbs. Best Pure Lard .. 25c lb. b u lk ...... 6c lb. large can Fresh Dressed Native Fowls, Pineapple Sliced Apples lb...... 42c One Pound of Finest Country 2 lbs. Brookfield Butter SALADA Home Dressed Pork, Fresh Hams, Vz Ib. pkg. in r o ll...... ,. $1.09 Orange Pekoe EATING ( TO BAKE Fresh Shoulders, Fresh Bacon, Roll Butter and one dozen Tea COOKING Spareribs. Parksdale E g g s ...... 94c Our Home Made Mince Meat Finest California cans Fresh Western Pork, small large can size loins, Ib...... 22c-25c Keeney White Eggs.. 55c dozen m b u lk ...... 25c lb. Peaches 2 For Satuce Native Veal Roasts, lb. .. 35c-8Sc Cratlfcersies Rib Roast Beef, lb...... 32c-40c None-So-Good cans Home Made Sausage Meat, lb. 32c Peas 2 t Legs of Lamb, large and Celery . Relish small, lb...... 35c-38c Bakery Specials Fancy 3 lbs. goc Fresh Oysters. Rice Stuffed and Baked Our Home Made Mince Educator Toasterettes Turnips xo satisfy Groceries Chickens ...... $1.50 and up P ies...... 35c-50c each Cape Cod Cookies 2 pkgs 39C - Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel Light Fruit Cake___'... 35c lb. Dark Fruit C ake...... 35c lb. Quality Bartlett Raisins, C'urrants. Dates Fancy Fard lb. 19C large can Heins Plum Pudding...... 40c Plain Round Cake ...... 35c lb. Fancy Layer Cakes... 50c each Heinz Mince Meat, can . .25c-45c Heinz Fig P u dding...... 40c Fancy large can Elizabeth Park Squash, can .. 23c Raspherries’'"”'’^ 't>f29c Pears Elizabeth Park Pumpkins, can 22c Fancy Red Sour Pitted Sunrise Pumpkin, can ...... 18c Fruits and Fresh Vegetables ^ pkgs. Glass Jars Tea Garden Mince Meat Cherries ean 29C Assoited 5c Pkgs V. and Pickled Peaches, Olives, Pickles. Sweet Cider, gal...... 35c THE ECONOMY GROCERY CO. Fruits, Nuts and Vegetables Manchester Public Market / THE BETTER CHAIN GROCERS Bananas, Figs, Dates, Oranges, RED FRONT STORES ALL OVER THE STATE Lemons, Grapefruit, Fancy Box Ap PRICES EFFECTIVE TO MONDAY, DECEMBER 24TH INCLUSIVE. ' ples, Cranbenlj^, Lettuce, Celery, A. Podrove, Prop. P h o n e 10 Soup Bunches, Carrots, Cabbage, 9(dnach, Turnips, Sweet Potatoes, Spanish Onions. Mix Nuts. V •J, **• •
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The tables were ' Oh, well, if you must, do your Only Nine Hours and Four decorated in keeping with the shopping early on Christmas Eve. Minutes of Sunlight Sched 'GOOD THINGS TO EAT uled for Today. MRS. D. McCANN HEADS Today Is the shortest day of the ARMY-NAVY ADXlUARY ,. Such a Flock of Turkeys! year. Old Sol officially peeked over Kever since Pinehurst has been in business has the horizon at 7:26 a. m. and will Ask Your Grocer for It been able to offer such an extraordinary lot of drop out of view at'4:30 this after Members of The Army and Navy Turkeys to its patrons as the Christmas birds are noon making the day’s sunlight Club Auxiliary keld Its annual C-v • . ■ this year. ^ , meeting, with election of officers For the first time we are a bit stumped when only nine hours and four minutes long. followed by a Christmas party, at it comes to bragging about native Turkeys—not Officially winter is scheduled to the Army and Navy clubhouse last because they are any less fine than ever because begin at 9:04 tonight. At that time evening. The newly elected officer.'* Ave have some beauties, but because the outside the sun starts its return journey to for the year 1929 are Mrs. David IGbbe’s Quality birds ar so wonderfully good. ward the equator. The winter sol McCann, president; Mrs. Thomas The entire lot came from Montana—and we stice was accompanied in Manches Dowd, vice president; Mrs. Edward fake off our hats to Montana for turkey culture! They have been cared for and fattened till it s Fruit Cakes ;j f^ct—you couldn’t tell them from the fanci»;s^ Coffee YULE DESSERT Xmas Stolle Connecticut raised bird. They are smooth and dainty and young and not a pin feather in the X Nut Bread lot. Never in the world did such Turkeys come out LARGEST STOCK OF and •\s a grand and glorious climax .to of the West. ... the tasiest dinner In the history of And our big stock of them Is in a splendid lange >our kitchen, serve Dessert from Cookies of sizes. There are lots of eight, nine and ten pound birds— and plenty of bigger ones graduat NATIVE MILK FED BluejRibbon Bakery. The freshest, Rolls ing up to twenty pounds. ' , . , the most delicious Bakery products Pinehurst is mighty proud of its Christmas in the city ’issue forth from oiir Tarts Turkeys. We'd like to hold a public e.xhibition of POULTRY Half Moon Tea ovens.No advance from our regu them, ill the Armory or somewhere like that, if it Pies were practicable. Oh, about the Prices! Almost FOR XMAS lar price scale. ' ' down to pre-war. Fifty and fifty-live cents. ■4 • A , To-night is the night to order—-don’t forget that. Telephones working all evening, and the Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Fowls store open. Piiiehiirst would like to impress on ALL its Roasting Chickens Blue Ribbon Bakery customers, tlie extreme benefit to themselves of The E. S. Kibbe Co. Cottage Street doing ALL POSSIBLE MARKETING tonight and tonio"i-row. Because, with Sunday out, Monday is Bet Quality Lowest Prices going to be a jam, any way you fix it. We can see Since 1878 it coming Pinehurst will work its head off, but = Place orders early by telephoning 2197* * 'i 5 there are limits. To be sure of perfect service, get Wholesale Grocers Hartford the orders in, please, at the earliest possible mo ment. Phone 2000. Manchester The Meat Department Suggests Live PouKry Market 50 Oak Street Phone 1536 Tender Young Lamb Lean Rib Pork to LOOK FOR SIGN Roast 21c-25c lb. ,5 Rib Chops ...... 41c S« Graded XiirScev® • Shoulder Chops Loins of Pork, Spareribs = Shoulders of Lamb boned s or rolled. Small Legs of Fresh Shoulders, small and at your A&P Meat Market I Lamb. lean. We will bone and * roll or fix them to stuff i Sliced Bacon, if you wish. I rind o ff...... 33c Small Link Pork is Boneless Veal Roasts Daisy Hams, Rib Roasts Sausage...... 33c “The store that holds faith with the people.” I Corner Main and Maple Streets?. Telephone 2006 Meadow Brook Sausage F. Kelley, Prop. I Pinehurst M eat...... 2Sc lb. I Hamburg .... 30c 1 Tender Chuck Pot Roasts 2 Shoulder Clod Pot Roasts Special on Shank Ends of Ham, S Bottom Rounds, Sirloin CHRISTMAS S Tips. 14c to 23c lb. “ Special on Short Shanked With all its gift giving and receiving and the joyous = lean. Headquarters for fancy re-union of families and friends for the Holidays of oranges and grapefruit. 4 course there will be a big feast for the occasion in fact I Table Talk Smoked with the family augmented by returning members and I Shoulders 27c lb. For Pinehurst Turkeys perhaps a few friends you will need extra food for I Fresh Pork or Native Chicken every meal. All your food problems can be solved at Florence’s. Just try it! i (Sinclair corn fed) Call 2000. Large assortment of Home Cooked Foods Squash, any size you wish Fresh Oysters • Tomorrow order your including our own make Genuine English Smoked Filet of Haddock cranberries—Nuts, Mince Plum Pudding, Fruit Cake, Stollen. Meat, Squash. Risley’s Yellow Sweet Cider, 69c gallon. (20c rebate on jug, etc., Swedish Lutfiske for Christmas Prepared Turnips... 35c pk. please.) Sweet Potatoes, Beets, Ready to Cook. NEW SPINACH 33c Peck u. s. GOVERNMENT GRADERS GRADING TURKEYS AT A & P MEAT PLANT. THESE Cauliflower. Visit Our TURKEYS RECEIVE THE GR.ADE “U. S. PRLME” Fruit Department. Celery, Iceberg Lettuce, Antepasto Yellow Peas Hot House Tomatoes Call 2000. Hors D’Oeuvres Brown Beans U. S. GOV’T PRIME GRADE Pate De Fore Gras Saygrn Caviar . BE SURE THAT iTiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sherry and Brandy Flavor Fresh Lingon THIS GOV’T TAG ing Kok-Korf IS ON YOUR Sylte Sherry, Port, Rum and CHRISTAUS Brandy Jelly Turkeys Vert Limpor TURKEY Of course, you will have Imported and Domestic Maraschino Cherries The U. S. Gov. has given these Health Bread Pitted and Stuffed Dates Turkeys its U. S. Prime Grade. Pro Cinnamon and Sugar Pressed Figs tect your table with the Government Rusks Polka Grisar liabei. Glacier Mints i TURKEY or CHICKEN Kalas-Sill LB. Gournaud-Siil Marshmallows Strained and Comb Honey ^ for Christmas dinner but you will want something for Anchovies Swedish and Scotch Salt Honey Butter CHOICE, FRJESH KILLED, UNGRADED ^ Sunday dinner also. Just now Pork is at its lowest price Herring New Sauerkraut a Salt Mackerel Pickled Pigs’ Feet and very fine. ' Pickled Herring Potato Chips in Bulk Potato Flour Pretzels Whole Loins of Pork . .19c Dromedary Citron, Gingerbread Men and Turkeys Swedish Syrup Cut Loins of Pork . . . .21c pkg...... 21c Cardemon Seed Women. Freih Shoulders...... 18c Cranberries ...... 19c Bitter and Sweet Almonds Pfeffernuse These are very high quality Small Sausages...... 33c Mixed N u t s ...... 29c Walnut Meats Springerle birds—fresh hilled—the kind LB lo o k f o r THIS \ ' y’ Sausage M eat...... 25c English Walnuts ...... ordinarily sold at much . SEAL ON THE Rib Pork C h o p ...... 28c Dates ...... Large Assortment of Elizabeth Park higher prices! BACK OF YOUR Rib Lamb Chop ...... 39c Turnips, lb...... ^ 'TURKEY Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs. Turkeys ...... 50c Brand Canned Food Products. FANCY FATTEb, MILK FED Roasting Chicken .... 49c Native Potatoes, pk. .. Pot Roast ...... 30-35-40C Oranges ...... 33-55- PICKLES, OLIVES, ONIONS AND RELISHES We have a few large Tokay Grapes, 3 lbs. .. P e a s ...... 15-20c can BEVERAGES Dolls to close out at . .59c C orn...... 15-20 •25c IfePRiME Sunshine Cookie, Mince Meat, 2 for .... 25c Manhattan and Martini Cocktails, Creme De Menthe, Special ...2oc lb. Fresh Eggs ...... 55c Grenadine, Vermouth, Swedish and Military Punch, Local Fresh E ggs ----- 75c Angostura Bitters, Grape, Cherry, Strawberry, Rasp Many sinall families prefer GROCERIES aucklings—we can recommend Lp l> White Beans, 2 lbs. .., 23c berry and Lemon Juices, Ginger Ale, White Rock Water, Raisins, seedless, 3 for 25c Ivanhoe Salad Dress these most highly! T- Thompson’s Cider. ' - . ■' ■ •*' -1 Raisins, seeded, 2 for 25c ing, qt. . • • • • • 69c Heavy Cream Strictly Fresh Eggs Brown’s Butter JUUL’S MARKET Store Open Every Evening U ntil.9 O’Clock. U lnll So. Manchester jm. Main St. TeL 2339 Store Closed^ All Day Tuesday, Xmas Day. mitim PAGE SEVENTEEN? MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, S0U t1& MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21,1928.
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lights, but, nevertheloss, it’s true., person brushing past the trees can RAIN PUTS OUT UGHTS ^ Since the youpgsters have taken easily get a shock on a rainy night, it he is not wearing rubbers. to stealing the bulbs from the trees Several instances oC shocks have ON CHRISTMAS TREES! a ratlier dangerous situation has been reported, and since the results TWO STORES—OAK AND MAIN, AND PARK AND MAIN STREETS arisen whenever it rains. The empty might be serious it was decided to light socket allows the “ juice” to turn out the lights whenever It rain STORE OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK CHRISTMAS EVE ■ liiist niglit’s j-alii put out the coiiTe in contact with the wet ed. li,';hts oil Manchester’s little Christ branches of the trees, and the mas trees! Sounds ridiculous when branches in turn carry it to what The World War brouglit the En ono reineuibers they are electric ever they come in contact with. A tente Cordiale to and end. Finest American
Cigarettes g r a n u l a t e d $1.13 Carton SUGAR 10 lb. bag 55c Lucky Strike, Old Gold, Clicsterfleld and Ca^nel packed in sanitary cloth bags. CHRISIHIAS cigarettes. IT RAYS TO WAIT
SPEU AI^ MANCHESTER'S GREAT/ikT- PUBUC PANTRY Now vou can buy all your holiday foods at one store—and know that you are re ceiving the best quality foods at great savings. Place your order now--do not delay. All A & P stores will remain open Friday, Dec. 21, 9 p. m., Saturday, Dec. 22, 10 The Store Referred To By Our Out Of Town Friends p. m., Monday, Dec. 24, 9:30 p. m. As The S. S. Pierce of So. Manchester U. S. GOVT. PRIME GRADE Because of our complete variety of quality staple foodstuffs and our unusual variety of fancy imported groceries. YOU MIGHT AS WELL HAVE THE BEST OF EVERYTHING! . , Select your Christmas eatables from either of Hale’s Self-Serve Groceries. We know our quality and our prices are right. May this be your most enjoyable Christmas.
Jack Frost Christmas Atmore’g and Jack Horner’s TURKEYS Confectionery Sugar Ribbon Candy Prepared Mince Meat RIB ROAST PORK Top Round Steak RIB ROAST BEEF 3 pkgs. 21c 2 lb. box 39c 2 lb. iar 42c (Will make delicious pies for Christmas.) Fresh, lb...... 19c Best, lb...... — 47c Prime, lb,... 29c-39c (Pound packages— non caking.) (Made from pure sugar.)
CHOICE, FRESH KILLED, TXGRADED FANCY FATTED LONG ISLAND Nuts and Nut Meats A Delicious Christmas Gift—A After-Dinner The very finest money can buy. BASKET OF FRUIT Delicacies T U R K E Y S » 4 2 c DUCKS » 3 7 c Hale’s Own Biltinorc's Fancy Assorted \ beautiful, large basket attractively packed MIXED NUTS, 1 lb...... 25c with fancy selected fruits, imported marmalades, CHOCOLATES, 1 lb. box ...... 39c 2 lbs. 4»o 3 lb. box ISl.OO FANCY HAMS SAUSAGE MEAT LAMB CHOPS jams and glace fruits. A gift a convalescent or an (Contains Brazils, Filberts, Pecans, Almonds and elderly friend will enjoy. Priced (Hard, chewy and cream centers.) Fresh made, lb. 27c Rib end, lb...... 35c Walnuts.) Table Raisins, lb. pkg...... 39c Smoked, lb...... 29c Large Washed Brazils, lb. ... ' ...... 29c $2.00 to $10.00 Stuffed Dates, lb. basket ...... 39c Selected Long Naple Filberts, lb. ; ...... 23c Stuffed Figs, pkg...... 20c Delivered anywhere In town.______I FANCY LARGE FANCY LARGE RHLIC FED Non-Pariel Paper Shell Almonds, lb...... 39c Pulled Figs, lb. pkg...... 39c Extra Fancy Pecans, lb...... 55c (Slightly preserved.) Fresh Roasted Peanuts, 2 qts...... 23c Dairy Products Glace Fruit, lb. t i n ...... 89c CHICKENS i> 43« FOWL lb 37c Diamond Budded Walnuts, lb...... 45c Glace Fruit, lb. b o x ...... • '59c (large.) Meadow Gold Butter, 1 lb...... 53c Kruger’s Hard and Filled Candies, lb. jar 43c 4 lb. aver. 4 lb. aver. 2 lbs. California Budded Walnuts, lb...... 33c Dromedary Dates, pkg...... 19c (large.) Hale’s Guaranteed Eggs, dozen ...... 39c Sunbeam Raisins, 15 bz. pkg...... 12c (.V new one for every bad one.) LAMB CHOPS SHOULDERS, fresh CHICKENS New Walnut Meats, 1-2 lb...... 43c (Puffed and Seedless.) (halves.) Brown’s Creamery Butter, lb...... 60c Valley Brand Seedless Raisins, 3 pkgs...... 25c (Sweet) lb. O-Vc Jordan Almond Meats, 1-2 lb...... 49c (15 ounce package.) Kidney, lb...... 55c Eastern cut, lb. 16c to broil or fry, lb. 39c Pure Lard, 2 lbs...... 27c Pecan Meats, 1-2 lb...... 49c (Sanitary pound packages.) PURE REFINTED Genuine Swiss Cheese, lb...... 75c (Imported from Switzerland.) Mince Meats. Emmenthal Swiss Gruyere Cheese, box .. .35c Canned Yegetables (Imported from Switzerland— 6 portions.) Plum Pudding. Etc. 2 lb s . 25c Edam Cheese, each ...... ,...... $1.50 lA R D Grandmother’s Mince Meat, 2 1-2 lb. jar . .59c The very finest grown—packed while fresh. (From Holland.) (Prepared) ’ 1 I"— h>. jar 3.>c Also ji good assortment of pineapple cheese (large David Harum’s Tender Sweet Peas, can . .17c None-Such Mince Meat, 2 pkgs...... 25c MINCE MEAT, None Such, 2 pkgs...... 25c David Harum’s Extra Sifted Sweet Wrinkled and small) Roquefort, Camembert, Limbiirger, Welsh CRANBERRY SAUCE, Ocean Spray, 2 cans ...... 35c Rarebit, etc. Grandmother’s Mince Meat, pkg...... 10c Peas, can ...... 25c R. and R, Plum Pudding, c a n ...... 29c DROMEDARY DATES, p kg...... 19c Sunbeam Sifted Sweet Peas, can ...... 1 9 c (Medium) Sunbeam Whole Kernel Corn (white) can 19c Heinz Plum and Fig Pudding in large, small Sunbeam Golden Bantam Corn, c a n ...... 21c Olives and Pickles SILVERBROOK PRINT OR TUB and medium cans. Spanish Stuffed Olives, qt...... 79c Large Plain Olives, qt...... 55c PURITAN AND STAR SPECIAL COMBINATION SALE Sunbeam Pepitolives, 7 oz. bottle...... 29c 1 pkg. Educator Cape Cod Cookies O Q /» BUTTER ib . 5 3 c HAM, lb...... Sunbeam Pepitolives, 4 oz. bottle ...... 15e 29c 1 pkg. Educator Toasterettes O U (Sugar cured, skinned back.) Silver Lane Pickles,...... qt. 38c, pt. 25c (.\11 kinds.) RAISINS, Del Monte, Seeded or Seedless, 2 pkgs. .. 15c SEASONING, Bell’s Poultry, p k g ...... 9c WHEN YOU THINK OP THE BEST IN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, THINK OF HALE’S WALNUTS, California, lb...... 31c California SunkIst Fancy I'imcv lOmpcror ORANGES, dozen ...... 59c SWEET POTATOES, 4 lbs...... 23c A & P PASTRY p'resh, Well Bleaclied / TABLE GRAPES, 3 lbs...... 27c Fancy Cape Coil- CRANBERRIES, qt...... 21c 24 Vz LB. CELERY, bunch ...... 17c Native Yellow Globe P’ancy Winesap Spani.sh TURNIPS, peck ...... 29c ONIONS, Ib...... ,...... 12c FLOUR 23c BAG 87c APPLES, 4 qts...... 45c Also a large stock of other fancy fresh fruits and vegetables. CURRANTS, A & P ...... 2 pkgs. 25c CHEESE, D a isy ...... lb. 31c Mixed Nuts, Walnuts, Brazils, Almonds, Filberts, lb. 25c Lean, Fresh Lean Loin Pork Shoulders FANCY GREEN MOUNTAI.V LAMB CHOPS 15c lb. 39c lb. POTATOES u»' c N 15 21 (Small and large.) Citron Peel, lb...... 39c Baker’s Chocolate, 1-2 lb. c a k e ...... 20c Swansdown Cake Flour, pkg...... 35c Baker’s Cocoanut, pkg...... 10c Common Crackers, N. B. C., lb...... 18c Sweet Cider, gal...... 39c Asst. De Luxe N. B. C., pkg...... 29c Stuffed Dates, lb...... 29c Order Your Christmas Turkey or Poultr:ir Tonight Cliquot Ginger Ale, 2 hots...... 29c Layer Figs, lb...... 19c C. & C. Ginger Ale, 2 bots...... 25c Cranberries, lb...... 21c Frc^MilkFed \ O’Keefe’s Ginger Ale, bot...... 10c Cherries, Maraschino, 5 oz. j a r ...... 15c Rhode Island Stuffed Olives, 4 oz. j a r ...... 25c Pickles, sweet or sweet mixed, qt. . .‘.39c Fancy Fresh Tender Q 7 r* CHICKENS, lb. Queen Olives, 4 oz. jar ...... 19c Pickles, sour or sour mixed, qt...... 33c DUCKSy lb ...... 37 c GEESE, lb. .... ^ ^ (i 1-8 to 4 pounds.) Toasterettes, pkg...... 25c Dill Pickles, qt...... 33c Cranberry Sauce, 4 1-2 oz. j a r ...... 9c Planet Mints, lb...... 19c Royal Baking Powder, 12 oz. ca n ----- 47c Grape Juice, A & P, pt...... 25c Turkeys Cinnamon, ground, 2 oz. pkg...... 10c Nutmeg, ground, 2 oz. pkg...... 10c Milk Fed 42 P Best Milk Fed 4 ft Ten4tr Fricasse 2 ftn Mustard, ground, 2 oz. pkg...... 7c Ginger, ground, 2 oz. pkg...... 9c Clove, ground, 2 oz. pkg...... 9c CHICKENS, lb. CHICKENS, lb. FOWL, lb...... (large.) (Iw g e.) FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES 3 9 * and (4 to 4 1-8 pounds.)
EMPEROR GRAPES, ...... 3 lbs. 29c LEAN FRESH HAMS, lb ...... S5c BEST VEAL CUTLET, lb ...... :.:.50o CELERY HEARTS ...... large bunch 20c (spiall) LEAN POT ROAST OF BEEF, lb ...... 28o ICEBERG* LETTUCE...... large size 2 for 25c medium size 2 for 19c TENlDER PORK TO ROAST, lb...... 18c and 82c Turkeys that are guaranteed to cook-up BONELESS ROAST BEEF, lb...... S5o YELLOW TURNIPS ...... PURE PORK SAUSAGE ftlEAT, lb...... 20c (rolled— tender and juicy.) (For stuffing your turkey or chicken.) delicious and tender— Hale’s Health Mar- PURITAN HAM, lb...... 20o HUBBARD SQUASH ...... : ...... ^------5c TENDER LEGS OP LAMB, lb. . . . , ...... S4c (8 to 10 lbs. average.) ket stands in back of every turkey they •LEAN LAIVIB STEW, lb . . : ...... • 15c See our display— a complete line of low- priced quality produce! BONELESS VEAL ROAST, lb...... 96o IMPORTED CANADIAN BACON, lb...... 55c sell. Place your order tonight and avoid disappointment. BLUE POINT OYS'TERS on the half shell, dozen------35c j imiiE
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DO WITH cried. “It's Santa's great big run right alon.g. The candy canes INTS T B A T '? ^ sleigh.” HiFVl are made, and drums and horns IMlTATtOW T(M e make lots of noise.” “ You bet it is,” old Santa said. “And now you Tinies go ahead C ^O C K S - “ Oh, well, I guess that ends our TUese Age. Fif»iLS€. fun,” said Clowny. “All the work and clean it up real nicely. There are sponges near at hand. When PVLPVWAS! ^ - r i is done. Come on, let’s find a ^^PRfC5. o ' .T ^1, ; ^ U. A"? rii'- Fr i d a y ; d e c t h s o Ie® ’ % jimtrhp0ter ^ttntfttg H^rttllk CHRISTMAS DANCE DANCING Modem and Old Fashion 2-TURKEYS-2 Modern and Old Fashioned SATURDAY EVEN’Q DEO. 22nd For First Prizes . AT TONIGHT’S WHIST SATURDAY NIGHT A Present for Everj-one Attending Manchester Green School JENOK’S LONE OAK HALL By Good Will Clnb AVehr’s Orchestra BILL WADDELL’S ORCHESTRA City View Dance Hall, Keeney St. Dan Miller, Prompter Fred Taylor, Prompter Dancing.— Adm. 85c. 50 Cents. , The High school and all schools Campbell Council, Knights of A Christmas Dance will be held Colum-bUB, will hold a setback tour Saturday evening at Jenck’s Lone in the Ninth District will close to nament tomorrow night at the so Oak dance Hall, Pleagant Valley. day and reopen on Monday, Decem cial rooms In the State Theater Manager Jenck’s has a surprise ber 31. The Eighth District schools building. Turkeys will be given as in store for the dancers. A present close today and will re-open prizes. A short business meeting will be given away free to everyone Wednesday, January 2. /Will be held at 8 o’clock and play attending. Bill Waddell’s Orches will start at 9. Members are invit tra will furnish their Usual peppy Turkeys will be given tonight , at Fancy Clock ed to bring their friends. music and Fred Taylor will prompt. ihe City View dance hall to ' the man and woman players who run Imported up the highest score at straight whist. The other two prizes will be Chiffon Hosiery awarded to the pair with the lo-w- Kid Gloves est scores. The social is under the Last auspices of the Good* will club. Gotham Gold Stripe sheer chiffon When in doubt, give gloves. A pair Refreshments will follow the card stockings with fine lace clocks and of washable French suede pull-ons games and general dancing'will fol long, narrow heels. Picoted tops. or a fancy cuff kid glove is always low to music furnished by a three- Full fashioned. The smartest Pari appreciated. Brown, 'tan; mode, piece orchestra. !Mrs. Irving Keeney sian shades. Pair- gray, white and black. Pair 'H iaiifonta ^Shoppit^ QentsJS and William Hagenow will act as floor committee. A ll' players whether living in the Fifth district or not w'ilhbe welcome. $2.50 $3.50 Mrs. Clarence L. Taylor’s Sunday Tonight and two more shopping days! The real test of' store service Slippers school class at the South Method always comes in the last minute before Christmas, but here at Hale’s THE NICEST GIFT for everyone, man, woman or ist church held a Christmas party you will find courteous, cheerful clerks who will do all that they child and some extra values to be found in our big shoe at her home, 34 St'. John street last can to help you in the selecting of your gifts.' There are still evening. The class is a branch of thousands of items in the store from wiiich to choose section. the young people's department and is made up of young girls who have your Christmas gifts. This store is open tonight, FOR THE MEN we offer some Leather Slippers in kid, named themselves “ The Followers.’’ Saturday and Monday night until nine o’clock. brown, blue and red at $3.00 to $4.50 pair. A pleasant time was enjoyed by To- avoid parking trouble, why not park all and a dainty luncheon was serv . your car in our new, enlarged park FELT SLIPPERS for men, the Comfy style priced ed by the hostess. Gifts were dis $2.50 and $3.00 pair. tributed from a gaily decorated ing space in the rear of the tree. store? New entrance on Oak FOR WOMEN, Satin Mules in all the colorings for street, east of the $3.50 to $5.50 pair. A parade, a banquet and enter Circle Theater. tainment will be features of the COMFY SLIPPERS of satin, blue, rose, black and,or Elks meeting in Windsor Locks, chid $2.00 to $4.50 pair. Thursday, Dec. 27. First on the If you are unable to come to the store, phone jmur order. program is the street parade, to be KID COMFY SLIPPERS, blue, red, brown, black and followed by the regular meeting with initiatory ceremony. Then will Dainty Embroidered “Christmas Service With a Smile” green, your choice for $3.00 to $4.50 pair. come a turkey supper. The turkeys SPECIAL, Women’s Felt Slippers, rose, blue, brown, are native, raised in Windsor Locks. Entertainers will be pres ecru, orchid and lavender priced at 98c pair. ent from Springfield, Hartford, Gift ’Kerchiefs Linen Towels Manchester, Rockville, and Wi'nd- SPECIAL, Men’s Felt Slippers for $1.50 pair. sor Locks. All Manchester Elks The woman “ who is hard to Fine quality linen hand towels who plan to attend and wish to ride please’’ will certainly favor these trimmed with plain white Italian in the special bus should notify Bob sheer linen and imported Swiss cut work; or hand embroidered col McLeary at the Sheridan Hotel. handkerchiefs. Tailored, lace trim ored idecoratipns— color fast. We med and colored borders in deli are snowing an unusual fina assort Handkerchiefs cate colorings. Each ment at , SOUTH -MA NCHESTER • COHN ' Order Treat’s Christmas Special now! A delicious Brick of French Why Not? Vanilla and Pistachio with a center of cherry bisque. Phone 2116 or $ 2070.— Adv. 1.00 EVERYBODY NEEDS THEM, buy now for Christ r-6'1 mas gifts. EMBROIDERED CORNERS for women, 3 in box, 50c, Preserve The Top {! 75c, $1, $1.50. / ® Lace edged 25c to $2 each. of Your Car Initial for Men, 3, 4 and 6 in box, 50c to $5.50 box. < Every car top should be dressed i over twice a year to preserve the PONGEE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS for men, with material and keep it looking well. ’ colored drawn threads, 50c kind 35c, 3 for $1. Top Dressed tike new 91.50. Slip Covers, put on $ll.bO up. Smart ■ Large, Fluffy Xmas Gloves Chas. Laking PIGSKIN GLOVES priced at $3.25, $3.98 and $5.50 Hand Bags Pair. Pyralin ■ Imported Turkish Towels Hand bags in styles and colorings SILK LINED MOCHA GLOVES, beaver and grej% A practical gifj— a large, fluffy to suit young and old— back-strap \ $3.75 pair. SUNDAY DINNER Turkish towel with a colored, jac pouches, under-arm bags, and Toilet Sets Perfumes quard border packed in a Christ pouches— in genuine calf skin, mas box; or two smaller size goat, and lizard grains. Well made CAPE GLOVES, slipon styles, knit wool lined, with A tribute to her daintiness— a bot fur cuffs, beaver and tan shades for $5.98 pair. at the Three-piece Pyralin toilet set— the Chine jacquard Turkish towels bags. Many have the smart shell -comb, the brush and the mirror— tle of perfume; If you choose a bot ■packed two in a box. frames. ■ tle of Coty's Emeraude, Paris, FUR LINED CAPE, $6.98 pair. in delicate boudoir shades of nile, maize, rose and blue. She is sure Styk, or L’Aimant; Houbigant's Quelque Fleurs; or a bottle of Hud- CHILDREN’S KID GLOVES $2. to be pleased with one of these boudoir sets. Priced nut’s exquisite perfumes .you will MOTE SHERIDAN not go wrong. Bottle. CHILDREN’S KID GLOVES and MITTENS, very spe $4.98 cial values $1.00 to $3.50 pair. . Turkey, Duck or Chicken $ with all the fixings,' $1 $4.98 1.00 Gift Suggestions Visit Happy For Men and Boys : TOYLAND FOR MEN Gift 16-Rib Hickok Belts Handkerchiefs Costume Jewelry Silk Umbrellas Shirts N O. 1517 v Neckwear A gift that will not be forgotten— The smart, stubby, 16-rib umbrel Pajamas Wins the ?75 Ives’ a dainty necklace oj pin. Smart las that fashionable girls and wom women are selecting our costume en are carrying on rainy days. Bill Folds pieces— brooches, necklaces, brace Plain colors of wine, navy, brown, Hosiery ELECTRIC CIRCUS TRAIN lets and ear-rings— in high shades and purple trimmed with colored Gloves of Patou red, Lido blue, Russian borders. Covered with a good qual Jewelry OUTFIT antique. Celestial blue and jade. ity silk. Each Mufflers Number 1517 was the lucky number drawn this Slippers morning to win the $75. Ives’ electric circus train Bath Robes outfit. Will the winner kindly call at the store to $ Skate Shoes morrow, Saturday, and see Mr. Ferris in the Toy 1.00 $4.98 Department. (The balance of the check must be Underwear brought with the winner.) MINIATURE I FOR BOYS Baby Dolls ■ L ^ i ^ Blouses Gas Stoves p r E K P r P E R Shirts Sport Hose Bath Robes 50 c Underwear 18-inch, fully dressed baby dolls. Miniature toy gas stoves finished Neckwear We have only a limited number in white enamel. A cooking ket Slippers at this price— come early! Regu tle and a frying pan come with lar $1.00 grade. Pajamas each stove. Shoes ^ Arctics ^ Gloves Modernistic Whiting and Davis Tim’s Caps Doll Houses Overcoats Doll Cradles Slip'on Sweaters Mesh Bags Suits p 50c sbe Won’t sister he delighted when she If it is a Whiting and Davis mesh A single house made bag, you may rest assured that it dome little girl will be Mechanical finds a sweater among her gifts STORE OPEN FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK of cardboard finished Christmas morn! Whether you will keep its good looks and give delighted'with one of Toys off with two rooms. the maximum of-wear. Dainty ena these doll ■ cradles. choose a practical coat s'weater or. Just what., the little Blue enamel finished. 50c a swank little slip-on in modernis mel colored bags in a variety girl wants when she tic colorings, it is bound to ’please. sizes. Each A large assortment of plays doll house. mechanical wind-up ARTHUR L. HULTMAN toys— trucks, buses, moving vans, delivery 917 MAIN STREET .wagoi^s, etc. , '■ $2.98 V’ ■rws liH ttiii t'i cozy place and all sit down a I start by trip, you see, I want )t clean as , clean can be.” “ All SHoe^ oe scotch eet*T while. For work I really was in 6rRW)H- , spired, but nowT must admit Em right,” replied the Tinies. “We’ll - t i soon have looking grand.” doy 'e*A feift - tired. I guess I’ve done more TW£S’ VJ0M't6WE than the rest.” This made the “ Here’s where the dirt and rust spots sail,” said Carpy, as he grab Tinie# smile. Sporting 6 ooW. No sooner had they stopped to bed a pail. *“1'11 gladly do the washing, and all you can rub it , 'P rest, when Santa shouted, “I’ll be YOURe. LQ&KJMGv 13 blest! I guess you Tinies think dry.” And so they worked with you’re through, but that’s where all their might, until the sleigh B0»A&6e.LtS- you are wrong. I have one other was shining bright. And thus the s e e . .. Job for you. Come on, it won’t sleigh was ready for its trp off I us- “i l W . r r S take long to do. This time it is through the sky. »> *1 the sort of -work that makes wee fellows strong.” ' (The Tinymites help Santa pack “ Oh, m^, that doesn’t sound so his sleigh in the next story.) L