HOUSE to CONSIDER MEASURE to REPEAT the 18Th AMENDMENT
NINTH ACCEPTS | U. S. DELEGATES VISIT MACDONALD HOUSE TO CONSIDER R1V0$A QUITS; ONCOAST NOW MEASURE TO REPEAT MINOR RIOTS LIBRARY TRUST UP IN SENATE FOUMNEWS FROMCHENEYS ^ « THE 18th AMENDMENT TydingsSays Filipinos Nearly 200 Students A n esl Small Meeting Hears Deed Shoidd Gel Independence! THREE YEAR OLI) |Hearings to Begin Feb. 12; ed as They Celebrate Res Of Trust from Local Firm to Save United States | ^ H E ^ AT FI | ^ Yme Such ignation of Dictator, Gen. and Accepts Gift With from More Serious Riots.! Course Has Been Taken Berenguer Succeeds Him. Thanks. Mother Who Puts Out Blaze. Since the Enactment of Washington, Jan. 29.— (A P )—R e-' New Castle, Ind., Jan. 29.— cent labor riots on the west coast ^ (AP)—Grant City, southwest of The Ninth school district last Madrid, Jan. 29.— (A P )— Spanish involving Filipinos were said in the ^ here, today claimed a three year Prohibition Law. night voted to accept the offer of police batUcd until a late hour this Senate-today by Senator Tydings, | old hero in litUe Bobby Lock- $50,000 by Cheney Brothers for ridge. The chUd removed his morning, with crowds of students Democrat* Maryland, to present. Washington, J#.n. 29.— (AP) ’-4- library purposes as a trust, fund. 2 year old baby brother and his boisterously celebrating in the ample grounds for toe granting of ^ i Chairman Graham of toe House Barely a legal quorum of voters was six months old sister from dan r^treets of the capital the resignation Philippine independence in toe near j ger when a blaze started in toe I judiciary committee announced to- present at the special meeting held (,'f General Primo De Rivera as future. I home yesterday while the ; day that hearings would begin be- in the High school building. Conceding that Filipinos have a mother was away. Spanish premier and dictator. Resolutions Some clothing lying near a j fore his group February 12, ’‘6h Almost 200 students were ar Howell Cheney was named chair perfect right to come to the United seven measures for the repeal of toe States, Tydings said this country al stove caught fire, and Bobby rested. Several were wounded seri man of the meeting and Charles R. who was taking care of toe lit 18th amendment. ously and many suffered injuries of Hathaway clerk. Mr. Hatoaway ready had race questions on its hands, and Philippine immigration tle family, realized toe danger. This will be the first time since minor nature. . , i,or.ir read toe offer made by Cheney He pushed toe crib in which the Sabres were used to force oacK Brothers to the district as well as 1 would make this' problem more | the enactment of toe Eighteenth difficult as long as freedom of the | baby girl was lying into the Amendment that such a course has the manifestants in some dovm- the deed of trust conveying the Sum next room and escorted the ,wn streets. There were many fist of $50,000 to the district through j ciipppqq of toe London naval conference, was furthered at this I islands was postponed. j been taken, by toe judiciary com Anglo-American accord, liriportant MacDonald of Great Britain soon after brother out, closing toe door -hts between officers and stu- toe Manchester Trust I nioglcal Policy. 1 mittee. meeung Which United States ;J«‘ »Shte3 “ d a , the right, pre- after them. Many efforts have been made by onts who shouted “Viva Rey: The resolution offered by Mr. The immigration policy imder j Bobby then ran screaming for .imera Primo," “ Long live the king. away accepting the deed of trust toe Wet Bloc in the House to have “ med“ Ms''cc;re.'Ju%s?o thelIgSsh government which Japanese and Chinese are ex-1 his mother, Mrs. Harold ^ c k - hearings opened on measures to re Death to Primo." Police was voted and then several other eluded and Filipinos are permitted ridge, who had gone to a peal the amendment, but heretofore suppressed shouts of “Viva motions were passed certifying toe entrance into this country, was de grocery. She returned hastily they have failed. lica” or “Long live the Republic. acceptance of the Cheney offer, re fe»gh t! Se= scribed as “absolutely illogical” by and extinguished the blaze. leasing Cheney Brothers from furth Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas, and Ambassador Hug ______Meanwhile General Primo De toe Mkrylander. DRY SITUATION .; Rivera, whose resignation was ac er liability and allowing the firm the Press accounts, Tydings said, cented by King Alfonso effective as right to examine and criticize plans show the relation between the By Associated Press for any proposed library building, of 10:15 p. m.:iast night, conferred Filipinos and whites on toe ^cific As Congress moved today toward with his successor—and perennia and lastly a resolution expressing IWOMAN PROTESTS TOWN LOSES SUIT coast are far from cordi^. consideration or laws to make prohi enemy— General Damaso Beren^er, the gratitude of the district to SAYS HE CONTRIBUTED the recent trouble at Watsonwle, eWef of King Alfonso XHI’s n^itag Cheney Brothers for the generous Calif, he asserted if an American bition enforcement more stringent^ household and former commander in gift. : PRESET DRT U W workman was shot in a,similar dis ON OAK ST. CRASH toe government continued drives Those present at the meeting Morocco. pute in toe Philippines toe Ameri- against rum conspirators, with near Farewell to King. were Howell Cheney. Charles R. TO THE KING CAMPAIGN can government would send the ly four hundred persons, including Hathaway, William C. Cheney, Clif General Primo De Rivera, bidding Army and Navy there to preserve public officials, already under indict ford D. Cheney, Rev. P. J. O. Cor fareweU to King Alfonso and to toe ment in four western states. nell, Miss Marjory Cheney, Miss Sister of Harvard’s Presi order. Jury Twice Disagrees and country as head of The House expenditures commit and explaining reasons for Ins resig Mary Cheney, Harold C. Alvord, President of Dye Corpora CHICAGO TO ASK VOTE ON INDEPENDENCE tee made further progress on the nation issued an official note. An Charles J. Huber, Mrs. Charles J. Huber, Warren I Keith, Watson dent Advocates “ Starting Then Awards Total of measure to transfer the prohibition Sow to rest a little to recover my Washington, Jan. A unit from toe Treasury to toe Jus Woodruff, Emil L. G. Hohenthal, vote in toe Senate on PhUipplne In health. Two thousand, three hun tion Declares He Gave tice Department, while toe move of dred and twenty-six days have been Jr., Chester F. Robinson, Mrs. Ches NEW YORK TO AID All Over Again.” dependence during toe present ses $2,675 to Hartford Trio. ter F. Robinson, J. B. O’Hanlon and sion of Congress appeared Uke^ to- some Congressional Wets to drive filled with /f^SJd for 2.75 per cent beer brought notice and labor. But rested, then if C^d Ronald H. Ferguson. $1,000 Check to Sena wlth an announcement ny Copies day from toe Drys toat toe test would he wishes, I shall return to serve Chairman Bingharp of toe Senate A copy of the offer made by Jan. 29.— (AP)—Asser- b u l l e t in only on toe question of prohibition Cheney Brothers and secondly a Offers to Sell 54 Millions in tion^thTt tirp e o p le of Massachu-j ‘S 'n altcrnocM or no prohibition. ^^H^to°n^ expressed the belief tlmt tor’s Secretary in 1922. The jury late this copy of the deed of trust follow: setts have established a definite i pgb. 10 as possible, For toe first time since toe Eigh the government should have some January 21, 1930. brought In a verdict in favor of the sort of dictatorship. Warrants Which Its Own policy against prohibition was made I jt also was disclosed ^toda^^toat teenth Amendment was enacted, toe “Ninth School District of Man Washington, Jan. 29— (AP) defendants In the suit against the House judiciary committee announc He pledged his personal loyalty by Alexander Lincoln, former assist- ! senator Vandenberg of Michigan to King Alfonso and declared he chester Testimony that he gave a cam an administration member of the town following the Oak street cnl- ed toat hearings on resolutions for welconSd toe Incoming government. South Manchester, Conn. paign contribution of $1,000 for Banks Refuse to Buy. ant attorney general, in opening territories committee, is drafting a vert accident. Lavoie was granted its repeal would be started February “Gentlemen: ’ Pleased With Successor. Senator King, Democrat, Utah, in arguments before toe leglriative bill providing t6t Independence at $2,400. He had sued for $10,000. l2j^ Seveq. such, resolutions in all “Under date of August 26, 1929 ^ave^been proposed. Of his successor General R^if° we made an offer to toe Ninth 1922 to Samuel Russell. King’s sec committee on legal affairs today on the end of ten years. Stepnowskl and Berube, the two De mvera said: “The King entrusted School District of M ^c^ster and Chicago, Jan. 29 — (AP) — The toe intttative~petition for repeal of Using Old Measure Dropping his warfare on toe pro ftjStlon of toe new government retary, was given before the Senate other passengers In the car were the Town^Sf Manchester disregard school board turned to New York Vandenberg is using toe measure hibition eifforcement officers for the lobby committee today by Herman toe state enforcement act. The allowed $150 and $125 respectively, moment. Senator Borah, of Idaho, a to the purchase of certain school A. Metz, president of toe General petition was sponsored by Charles today for money with which to pay once offered by Secretary of War Dry leader, said 2.75 per cent beer properties and the discharge of our Dyestuffs Corporation of New York. S. Rackemann, president of toe Con Weeks proposing independence at The jury came out at 2:50. d S g S o n , for he is a man of great Chicago school teachers and other would not help , toe situation. He obligation to the Ninth School Dis Metz, was recalled today to relate stitutional Liberty League and toe end of 25 years as top basis of serenity of judgment, possessed o trict in regard to providing certain details of two campaign contribu employes. added that such legislation, woitfd much^scretion and dearly i^eloved others. ^ his bill. Ke is adding to the m e^ The question of whether or not a not settle any of the questions now library facilities. tionsuuua ofui. $1,000,q..L,______each reported.r- . to I A representative of the school ure a provision for gradual tariff throughout the country. . • •^*® , Mrs. William Lowell Putnam, sls- gutter extending under a pidvato before Congress and toe administra “The Ninth School District has have been made to King and agreed board has been sent east in an ef autonomy. Full tariff autonomy T am highly pleased with the I ter of President A. Lawrence Lowell driveway is a defect in a public tion. ; completed its part of this proposal with statements by toe Utah S ta fort to sell $54,000,000 in tax antici of Harvard, was one of several would be granted to toe Philippines o r ^ r e IS no better men by the purchase of the Barnard pation warrants which previously 1 highway is proving a baffling ques At toe trial ' of toe Oklahoma tor that the donation made during I women who appeared to support the with independence at toe end of the tion for a jury to decide in Superior School Building as of October 8, toe presidential campaign in 1928 have been refused by Chicago anti-prohibition petition. She said ten year period. ., conspiracy case,* in which many * °l5 e r 'th e 'n e w Pt^mier I Court at> Hartford in a case involv persons are accused, six pleaded 1929. was not used. He said, however, L d iiik s . 1 prohibition had done incalculable “I am for Philippine independ the Duke of Alba, one of toe fore_ The city and county governments ing a triple suit brought against the tne uuRc ui. - , orcented “As As a luimimeni fulfillment anuand discharge of he gave $1,000 in 1922 after Russell harm and blamed extremism in her ence, if and when toe islands are guilty. These included Mayor K^hp- most nobles of Spam, had ac« library obligations incur meanwhile are holding conferences Town of Manchester as toe result penberger, former mayor of ^ fis - had visited him and has said that own sex. “Women are more deadly politically and economically ready,’’ SeV rtfoU o oi piThlic education. The red under said agreement, we offer with the citizens’ relief committee of an automobile accident on Oak boro. Judge Vaught announced sen things looked “pretty bad” for his than the male,” she said, and follow explained Vanbenberg. “I wU not SleSlon is likely to be VOV^^r- Jn to obtain money with which to meet street here last spring. 'Twice toe tences would be imposed Februiry toe following: employer. a conclusion to toe very end.” be satisfied that they are politically 1925 toe duke divided his estates “1. A check is enclosed herewith Denied by Senator their past due payrolls. Silas H. and economically ready until we jury has come back to report itselt 15. among 400 tenants in order to set for $1,458.33, being seven-twelfths Russell who quit King’s employ i strawn, chairman of the committee, Mrs. Putnam charged the have a ten year laboratory test. unable to reach an agreement. The The trial of twenty-three defend a democratic example. of the amount of $2500.00 which we in 1928 after- a quarrel,-----’ had testified I return today from Washing Women’s Christian Temperance j judge sent them back for another ants in Wyoming was continued. Madrid newspaper have been obligated to pay annually at a previous hearing that Metz ton. Union of Massachusetts with in consultation at 2 o’clock this after These include W. C. Irving, former more than six years freed of ee^or- to toe Ninth School District under had made two contributions The committee has $20,000,000 capacity for leadership and cited noon. They were given toe case state law enforcement commission. ship, found so much to say our agreement with them of Nov of $1,000 each, but the UtSh available, toe money having been that organization’s responsibility for In Seattle, Washington, liquor ing the Cabinet crisis that their GRAND JURY SITS late yesterday. ember 12, 1913 and July 13, 1923, offered by large corporations from an 11 o’clock closing law for saloons The Accident racketeers abducted D. Dunning,, a until we have provided suitable (Continued on Page 2.) funds laid aside by them to meet in pre-prohibition days as an exam Federal agent, and after taking him (Continued on Page Six.) The case involves an automobile library facilities. 1928 taxes, collection of which has ple. The closing law, she said, pre accident in which three young across toe city in an automobile, “The school year dates from July been delayed by reassessments. It vented yoimg men from getting an ON LALONE’S CASE Hartford men were injured on May severely beat him after he had beep 14 and we are therefore obligated is this reassessment which is blam “Innocent drink before they went 13 last. They are Charles Stepnow- thrown to toe street. “ ed by city, county and school board to pay towards this year’s current home at night and sent boys to ski, Lawrence A. Lavoie and Leo At Boston, opening arguments officials for toe present lack of INDICT O V E 4 0 0 contribution of $2500.00 for toe DESTINN IS DEAD; brothels for a bottle.” Berube. The latter was driving toe were begun before a legislative current maintenance of a library funds. She charged women w^e “sim automobUe when it was wrecked Expect Furthur Delay He, Landry and Moulthrope committee on an initiative petition that proportion of the length of the ple,” lacked knowledge of present against a telephone pole 136 feet for repeal of the State Enforce UNDER THE DRY ACT school year which has elapsed since GRAND OPERA STAR A further delay in the reassess conditions and that it consUtuted from a culvert Lavoie who suffer ment Act, with Alexander lincoUi, July 14 and January 22, the' date of ment was in prospect as a result of “an impertinence to the ^mighty Considered Before the ed a fractured skull and was uncon former assistant attorney general, our execution of a deed of trust re the order by toe board of review to condemn the good things the scious for 24 hours after the acci asserting toat the people of Massa ferred to below, or for a period of yesterday for a new valuation of Lord has given us.” dent, brought suit for $10,000, the chusetts have established a definite six months and one week. In order, downtown property. If no interrup Mrs. Putnam said she was not a Florida Grand Jury Today others for smaller amounts. state policy against prohibition.. Many Public Officials in the however, to give you time to be Famous Soprano Passes tion should occur, toe 1928 tax bills It is toe contention of the three assured of the receipt of an income “wet” but that at the' advent of probably will be in the hands of prohibition she put away three men that toe accident was caused taxpayers by May 1. by Berube losing control of toe car (Contlnned on Pnee S) Away In Czecho-Slovakia; bottles of brandy, against sickness, Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 29.— (AP) West for Violating the Mayor WiUiam Hale Thompson, and has since scarcely Ipoked at when it struck toe end of a culvert —A Grand Jury today sat to decide in a statement yesterday, reiterated them. A t this point a member of twelve inches above toe level of toe STRONG MAN DIES r his belief that the only definite re toe committee asked Mrs. Putnam whether Leo Landry, Roland G. La- gutter. The interest of the specta Prohibition Law. Was 51 Years of Age. lief must come from special action her address. lone and Watson Moiiltorope, es tors was aroused when Dr. D. C. Y. by toe State Legislature. He refer Moore of Manchester, testifying" in "WHITE ELEPHANT” Mrs. Putnam said she advocated caped Connecticut convicts, will be OF ODD AILMENT red to the citizens’ relief group as behalf of toe Hartford men, brought repealing *the prohibition law and By Associated Press Berlin, Jan. 29— (AP)—The Prima toe “reformers’ committee.” tried for the murder of W. D. Smith, a human skull into court to show Almost 40C persons, including Both Mayor Thompson and H. “starting over again,” asserting she toe nature of Lavoie’s injury. Donna, Emmy Destinn, prima don had 16 grand-children, she was not detective. many public officials, today were un TO BRING BARGAINS na, died today at Budweis, Czecho Wallace Caldwell, president of the Smith was killed during a gun Waddell Witness der Federal indictment for conspira She was 51 years old. Board of Education, believe a re anxious to have grow up while the The chief witness for toe town Doctors at Hospital Find Slovakia. law was being regarded as a joke. battle with toe trio here ten days cy to violate toe prohibition laws assessment of downtown property ago. Detective Willie Jones was was George H. Waddell, clerk for in four gigantic, alleged liquor rings Mme. Destinn became one of the will add $300,000,000 to toe proper seriously wounded and had not suffi the Board of Selectmen, who had Organic Trouble; Was 55 in Idaho, Wyoming, Oklahoma and Manchester Merchants to most famous figures of European ty’s valuation. STEAMER REFLOATED ciently recovered to appear before investigated toe accident in behalf of toe town. He testified toat sand T€X8r-S- opera of the first quarter p f the i the grand jury. Trial of 102 persons accused of century. She was bom at Prague, TWO KILLED BY STORMS Moulthrope and Lalone were lying in toe gutter near toe culvert Years of Age. conspiracy was to be started today Offer Special Sales on Bohemia, Feh. 20, 1878, the daugh Havre, France, Jan. 29.— (A P )— captured in Pensacola last Friday as showed no marks of automobile in Federal District Court in Okla ter of Emanuel Kittel, and began . . . i. T on The Brazilian steamer - Alagrete, wheels toe morning after toe acci Cordoba, Argentina, • j ran ashore during a fog four ’they were about to take 'a boat for homa City, while trial of 23, includ her musical career as a violin stud Mobile. Ala. Landry was caught dent. He told of marks on toe pave Slow Moving Articles. ment made from tires “burning ing former State Law Enforcement ent under Lachner. j i d a 4“ l n u m b e r i 3 utad by a vio: j b d to ' five days earlier. The men have New Haven, Jan. 29— (AP) — Commissioner W. C. Irving was con From 1892 to 1898 she studied admitted being involved in toe across toe road.” Wilfred Massicotte, one time^ str(*ig Each of toe plaintiffs had his tinued in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Gov. under Maria Loewe-Destinn, whose o "cordota during tarnight' | shooting but have denied individual man of Waterbury, held.since Dec Frank C. Emerson appeared as a The White Elephant heic'. in sacred name she adopted. In 1898 she The town was in darkness all The vessel crried 36,000 bags of responsibility for Smith’s death. own attorney, Edward J. P^ly .or Lavoie, F. J. Rundhaken for Step- ember 19 in toe county jail on. A witness in Cheyenne yesterday and esteem by thousands of devotees joined the Royal Opera Company in night because of power plant fail-; coffee. Officials said most of the Call Witnesses. former Governor Johnson was sub throughout Siam for countless cen Berlin and 1901 sang the part ot nowsW and P. J. Conti for Berjib^ non-support chargee died at St. ure while telephone and telegraph | cargo probably would not be damag- Three eye witnesses to toe shoot poenaed to testify. A Federal Grand turies comes into his own right here Senta at Bayreuth. , services were interrupted. I ed. Judge Edwin C. Raphels hospital this morning from Jury in Galveston adjourned yester in Manchester tomorrow with the She appeared first as Senta in toe ing were called before toe Grand tha bench. Attorney William S. Jury today. These were Lottie Hyde, town counsel of Manchester general debility. day after indicting about 120 resi announcement of a White Elephant “Flying Dutchman” and as Nedda Massicotte’s health had been f^ - dents of South Texas in several sale to be held by the merchants of in “ Pagliacci” at Covent Garden, Huelette, Fred Peterson and George represented this town. London, in 1898, later creating the Jeffries. What they had to say was ing several days although medical liquor conspiracy cases. Its last act Manchester. examination did not reveal any de was indictment of a Galveston group Buyers in every line at times find title role in Puccini’s “Madame But not disclosed. terfly,” and Tatiana in “ Eugene Things Not So Bad, Men, Meanwhile Ion L. Farris, promi finite physical trouble. For three which included a former Coast that they have bought articles of VETERAN TO QUIT OFFICE or four days his actions had not Guardsman and two policemen. exceptionally fine quality and value Onegin.” Her favorite roles were nent local attoriiey annoimced he Aida, Santuzza, Nedda, Armide, would defend Lalone and Moul- been normal and since his physic^ Hold Officials* that for some unknown reason did condition appeared reasonably good Venus, Elsa, and Maddalena in “An Only $10,000 For Clothes torope free if to?y are brought to Local governments of toe city of not find a ready retail market or for a man of 55. his aUments w ere, and Shoshone county, Idaho, that the popularity of good seller drea Chenier." trial., William! Finljsy, another at were disrupted by conviction recent has waned and left a large stock or Her Hobbies torney said he would defend Landry. g r S f S f s^i°n to “ ‘se^ 4to^S t S S i 1 atlributod to some ment^ difflcul^. ly of virtually all principal office odds and ends sitting on toe shelves Her hobby was writing and versi ■ Chirapo Jan 29 — (AP)— Law-Atwo morning coats; several pairs of S. Gilchrist Stockton, newly ap War Veteran, Rep. Charles Manly §eat To Hospital ^ holders on liquor conspiracy charges occupying valuable display space. ^ fying, collecting rare books and rence PL Heppper, first vice presi- i striped trousers; two formal pointed U. S. Minister to Austria, Stedman, cx-Confederate, represen- Qn Monday as no relief had bew and the same fate faces Wallace, To toe merchant these White beautiful bindings. S of the Nffional Association of coats for day use; one hea^ wint« resigned as foreman of ,the jury just tative from North Carolina since the foujid for Massicotte’s condition n* Idaho. Forty four of approximately Elephants sitting on the shelves In 1910 she participated in the Merchant Tailors, figures toat be- ulster; one medium weigW toi^ before toat body ' was ^called to Sixtv-Second Congress who today ggnt to toe hospital for «an^ 200 persons indicted in northern taking up room needed for new then new production of Puccini s tween $5,000 and $10,000 is enough) coat of semi rough material, and gether on toe ground that he is celebrated his eighty-ninth birthday, ination, but even detailed Idaho, including toe mayor of Wal merchandise is “one pain in the “ Girl of toe Golden West” at toe to keep toe well dressed man well , one polo coat. now an official.of the government •The announcement toat he would faUed to reveal any organic tr o u ^ . lace, toe Shoshone county sheriff neck." Hence the day of days for Metropolitan Opera House, New dressed for a year. The association | clothes for ■ spring, Heppner said, and busy with plans ^ to leave for not seek reelectioh was made today [His condition became steadily w
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Komse. The proceeds of the card • j r * - Chester such portions of said Trust party will lie devoted to state clmr- TOWN’S SOCIAL SERVICE Fund as may be needed to meet the ABOUT TOWN ity. Home-made cake and coffee expense of the erection and equip was served at the close of the tjfo ri h tuif ^ooJ Jumiiurw immi ACCEPTS ’ ment of said building* If the co^ of COMMITTEE SEEKS FUNDS can said building ' and equipment shall Eight years old George Price, son games. not require the whole of said Trust of Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Price of 323 The flag a,t Depot Square was st Fund the balance remaining s ^ l LIBRARY TRUST Adams street, was able to. walk half-mast today in respect to the General Appeal to Be Made by remain in said Trust Fimd to be about the house with assistance yw - managed and disposed of as herein memory of Frank F. Spencer, whose Letters—Need of Money Is' terday for the first time since he funeral occurred at his home on before provided; suffered a fracture of the skull in a Increasing. I Thursday— Fri(iay— and Saturday FROM CHENEYS “In the event said balance is less coasting accident a few weeks ago. North Main street this afternoon. than Two Thousand ($2,000) Dol The boy wsis sliding down an em Mr. Spencer was one of the leading The Social Service Committee of j business men in that section of the the Town of Manchester and the (Continued from Page 1.) lars, said Trustee shall have full bankment and hit a tree. He is bower and authority in its discre the second grade at the Buckled town for many years, and well liked Manchester Memorial hospital he|d tion to declare said trust terminated school. It is uncertain how long be by people in till circles. a meeting Monday afternoon at on the amount of the trust fui^, and to pay over the balance remain Watkins’ Auditoriiun. As in former we have extended the period to he fore he will be able to return to .A CLUB SALE ing in said trust to the Ninth school. Another X-ray must be Mrs. John r . Blackwood of 119 years, the committee is planning to covered by current maintenance to Center street is spending the week School District for library purposes taken. send letters of appeal to the resi seven months, and are paying here or to such mimicipal body succeed- with friends in Hartford. with seven-twelfths of the school | dents of Manchester, within the neit year’s contribution as a discharge ;! ing to its Library functions as here- Marion Harsworth, 12 years old few days, Risking for contributions to help carry on the social service and Special Demonstration of our obligation for current main-; I in provided. Glastonbury girl, recovering from COMMISSIONS EXPLAINS tenance -up to and including Febru “In the event that through a a coasting accident in which she work. process of consolidation* of library broke two bones in her left arm. She It is hoped that the response to , ary 14, 1930. “2. As a final discharge and ful- functions in the Town of Manches was treated by a local physician. LAW ON SERVING MILK these appeals will be even more gehr 1 •?! fiUment of all of our library obliga ter The Ninth School District of erous than in previous years, as the tions after February 14, 1930, we Manchester shall cease to m ain^n R. LaMotte Russell, president of committee finds that more demands | have executed a deed of trust, in a library, then said Trustee shall the Manchester Trust Company, has Under the section of the public are being made upon them at pres- f favor of the Ninth School District pay the income of said Trust Fund gone to Florida for a two weeks acts of 1927 relating to the inspec ent, than ever before. This is due] to the Treasurer of the Tovra of undoubtedly to the present imsettled ^ NEW of Manchester in the capital sum of vacation. Mr. Russell had not been tion of dairies and the marketing of Fifty Thousand ($50,000.00) Dol Manchester, to be usred and ex- teeling well of late- having a little milk and cream, several inspections conditions of employment. | lars, of which the Manchester Trust ^nded by him in meetmg expenses touch of the grip and felt that a few are made in town last week by a Several bridges will be run by the Company is to act as trustee. Said of said consolidated libraries. days in the balmy southern climate representative of the commission. Social Service Committee in the ■ deed of trust is hereby presented to “The Manchester Trust Company might prove M-^hly restorative. Particular attention* was gdven to near future as another means of 1 you for your acceptance, together shall receive for ito services in places about which complaints were raising funds. Following is a report : HOME with a check to the order of the handling said trust ®gg Jake Webbe-, coach of track and made. AJl other places serving milk of the work accomplished by the Manchester Trust Company for ceed five (5% ) per cent of the gross field athletics at Fordham Universi were visited by the inspector and committee during the past year: j, income of said trust fund. .. ty in Brooklyn, stopped in Manches Articles of clothing purchased 120. Fifty Thousand ($50,000.00) Dol Dated at Manchester, Connecti those not fully complying with the lars. ter Sunday with Joseph McCluskey, law were warned. The manner in Household supplies purchased 31. “3. We would suggest, not as a cut, the day and year first above local athlete enrolled at that insti which milk used in milk shakes is Groceries amoimting to $80.00. matter of right, but purely as one written. tution, to visit with the latter’s handled is somewhat misunderstood, Ambulance calls, 2. SEWING of privilege, that the plans and to ^'o t h e r s . parents on Foster street. McCluskey milk shake at most soda foim- Surgical appliances, 4. specifications for any proposed is scheduled to run again next Wed X-ray pictures (2 patients). By (Signed) Charles Cheney, (ains is not of Buch size that a quart library building which is to be ^ President. nesday in Newark and is also book of milk opened for use in the first Moving expenses (2 families). erected by the Ninth School District ed for a meet in Hartford next serving takes up the whole quart. Rent (3 families). rsuPiled) H. W. Bennett. or its successors, out of the pro- ; (Signed) n NINTH SCHOOL March. In order to get a ruling on the Miscellaneous bills, 16. 11 ceeds of said deed of trust, be sub- | The total amount expended dur MACHINES DISTRICT OF matter one of the dispensers of soda ipitted to us for our information 1 The January Court of Honor of water and milk shakes wrote to the ing the year of 1929—$798.15. and criticism before they are finally | MANCHESTER, the Boy Scouts of America will be The total amount expended to Bv (Signed) C. R. Hathaway, commission and the following letter adopted. ; Treasurer. held at the School street Rec at was received in reply: date since Jan. 1, 1930, $122.34. “4. The acceptance by you of the [ 7:30 o’clock Friday evening. Hereunto duly authorized. “The dispensing of milk in indivi I sum of $1,458.33 to cover our cur- ! dual containers does not affect the iHURSDAY, Friday and Saturday are sewing machine days at Keith's when we will fea rent liability for providing library] (Signed) Watson Woodruff. Mrs. Sedrick J. Straughan of “The Manchester Trust Company sale at your fountain of milk shakes, PYTHIAN SISTERS | ture the New Home models on special club terms. A small deposit will deliver any ma ifacilities up to February 14, 1930 | East Center street, who returned but there is no question but that it chine to your home. You can pay the balance on/terms as low as $1.00 weekly with and the. acceptance by you of the | hereby accepts the foregoing trust home from the Memorial hospital and agfrees to be bound by the terms should, and will when the next 10% discount. , above deed of trust for the dis about two weeks ago, is gaining Legislature has had time to pass HOLD A SOCIAL! charge of our liability for the pro In addition there will be special demonstrations each day by a factory trained expert. He thereof. MANCHESTER slowly but hopes to be able to wel upon it. will be here not only to explain the many new features of the New Home Machines—but to viding of library facilities thereafter come her friends in the near future. TRUST COMPANY, “The survey we are making shows help you with your present problems. No matter whether you own a New Home or are m- together constitute a complete dis that in almost every case the last Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis- . charge of the library obligations By (Signed) Harold C. Alvord, The regular meeting of the Cos terested in purchasing one he will cheerfully advise you in any way without the slightest Treasurer. glass of mUk from a quart bottle is ters, followed the business of its : obligation. which we have assumed under our mopolitan club will be held Friday regular meeting in Odd Fellows i agreement with the District of July skim milk, some as low as 1 per cent afternoon at 2:30 o’clock in the buttermilk. There .is no way in which hall last night with a social for the | 13, 1923 and forever releases us South Methodist church parlors, members. Miss Frances DeVarney from any further payments on this you can take a quart bottle of milk, NOON STOCKS Mrs. W. G. Crawford will be the without empying or stirring in some played two piano solos and whist THE CONSOLE ELECTRIC account. hostess. The general subject of the way, either pouring back and forth, occupied the remainder of the time. Yours very truly, meeting will be “Legislation.” Mrs. Prize winners were Mrs. Sarah De- Here is the newest and finest product of the New CHENEY BROTHERS.” New York, Jan. 29.— (AP)—The or something that nature, where Home Sewing Machine Company. Women everywhere Ward T. Duffy of West Hartford, by you can have an even butter-fat Varney, first; Mrs. Gladys Clark, “THIS AGREEMENT made and movement of stock prices was irreg formerly of this town will give the second and Mrs. Myrtle Armstrong, teU us that it runs lighter, sews faster and threads more entered into this 28th day of Janu ular in the forenoon trading today, content in all glasses. It is impossi easily than any other machine. The sturdy electric mo address of the afternoon. ble to shake the contents of a full consolation. Myron Peckham won i ary, A. D., 1930 between CHENEY but toward noon buying orders as the first prize among the men. 1 tor does away with treadling and allows you to sew with BROTHERS, a corporation under sumed substantial proportions after Betty Louise, small daughter of bottle; therefore the first glass will ease. The machine is enclosed in a rich two-tone walnut probably contain 6 to 7 per Cent of It is planned to, have a large pub- j and by virtue of the laws of the the list had demonstrated its ability Mr. and Mrs. Howard Erickson of lie whist party on Tuesday evening, | cabinet. When closed can be used as a console table. State of Connecticut, and located in to absorb early profit-taking sales. Buckland, celebrated her second butter-fat and the last about 1 per It is priced on club terms with a year cent. February 11, followed by dancing, the Town of Manchester, County of U. S. Steel, which had lost about birthday Monday afternoon with a with an attendance prize and gold to pay at ...... $126 Hartford and State of Connecticut, party for a number of her little “At the present time you will not half of an Initial rise of 2%, snapped be compelled, to use individual bot pieces for first prizes. The social and THE NINTH SCHOOL DIS back to above 180, or 3 points over friends. committee for the first three TRICT, a municipal corporation duly tles for your milk shakes, but you the ’Tuesday close. International should make some effort to see that months of 1930 will be in charge, as chartered by the General Assembly Telephone recovered much of a 2i/5> St. Margaret’s Qrcle, Daughters follows: Mrs. Carrie Samlow, chair of the State of Connecticut and lo you are giving . everyone a square point drop. Chemicals, which have of Isabella, held a card social last man; Mrs. Sarah DeVarney, Mrs. cated in the Town of Manchester, in evening in the K. of C. clubrooms deal. For your information, will say were conspicuous in a sharp ad- that should we find that you are sell Frances Chambers, Mrs. Gustave said State, WITNESSETH: following a brief business meeting Ulrich, Mrs. Fred Sankey, Mre. “WHEREAS said CHENEY V3*QC€. ing a milk shake made from skim Columbian Carbon rose TVs, J- i- Mrs. Alice Hunter won first prize milk, you would be just as liable for Robert McBride, Mrs. Hazel Hattin. BROTHERS desire to be relieved of Mrs. Norene Cotter, second and Mrs. Mamie Dickinson, Mrs. Ellen all its library obligations heretofore Case 6 and General Electric, United prosecution, in the Courts as you ’ FOUR DRAWER TREADLE MODEL Carbon, Union Carbide and Chemi- Mrs. Charles Donahue, consolation. would be for selling skim milk in the Ferguson, Mrs. George Tomlinson. entered into with said THE NINTH The social committee served last SCHOOL DISTRICT OF MAN- I cal, U. S. Industrial alcohol, Celotex, In straight whist the first prize glass.” The popular four drawer model—a most effi Interborough Rapid Transit, and was awarded to Mrs. Margaret Very truly yours, evening fruit salad made and don^- cient machine at a very modest cost, combining CHESTER, and in lieu thereof to ated by Mrs. Gustave Ulrich, hpt every known refinement to make sewing easier. establish a trust fund of Fifty American Tobacco B. rallied 3 to 4 Shea; second to Mrs. Margaret Min THOMAS HOLT er and consolation to Mrs. Marj' Commissioner. rolls and coffee. Equipped with a famous Ruby head. Its treadle Thousand ($50,000.) Dollars for the points. is light—a touch operates it. The cabinet work, purposes and uses hereinafter set finished in Golden Oak or Walnut, is attractive forth: and substantial. An ideal family machine priced “AND WHEREAS the said THE NINTH SCHOOL DISTRKTT hereby on club terms of one dollar agrees to make reasonable library weekly a t ...... $47.25 facilities available at all proper times to the employees of CHENEY BROTHERS: “NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY MUTUALLY AGREED AS FOLLOWS: New Home See Our “Said CHENEY BROTHERS hereby give, grant, transfer and set Sewing Machines Special over unto THE MANCHESTER have been TRUST COMANY, a corporation or- world famous Windo-vv fanized under the laws of the State for over Opposite H i^ School r" Connecticut, and located in said South Manchester Display JTanchoster, and its successors, the sixty-six years. 'rum of Fifty Thousand ($50,000.) Dollars, in trust, however, \mder the conditions and for the uses and pur poses hereinafter set forth: “To invest, reinvest and from time White Elephant Sale to time change the investment of said principal sum in such securities r.s it deems best and said Trustee cliall not be limited iff said invest Winding up our January Sales with a rousing bargain event to reduce our stocks for inventory Friday, the end of ments to the list of securities by SWINDLER IS TRAPPED UQUOR SELLER’S CAR law made legal for trust funds and the fisc^ year. MARRIAGES INCREASE, to expend the said principal, and to TO GO ON THE BLOCK receive the rents, profits and in I BIRTHS, DEATHS DROP BY CLEVER DETECTIVE come therefrom derived; and to pay | ^ I therefrom all the expenses of invest- ] ^ ment, taxes, assessments, insurance | { Coat Dress Children’s New York, Jan. 29.— (AP) ^An •’ranceschina’s Ford Touring and all other necessary and proper Town Clerk S. J. Turkington alleged swindler who through an Car to Be Sold at Auction by charges incident to the performance Compiles Vital Statistics for elaborate bookkeeping system kept of the TRUST hereby created; and State’s Attorney. Wear the Past Year. on file a list of the names and ad to pay over the net balance of said Department Depart. n t dresses of his victims and the income in at least semi-annual in A hearing was held in Hartford Vital statistics compiled by Tovm amount he had taken from each one, this morning on the confiscation of stallments to the TREASURER of appeared in police lineup today THE NINTH SCHOOL DISTRICT Clerk Samuel J. Turkington avml- the Ford touring car which was OF MANCHESTER, to be by him 1 Grey Fur Coat 1 Rack of Dresses 2 Broadcloth Coats able this morning shows 50 ^ess charged with defrauding a job hunt taken by the ' Manchester pohee expended in paying charges and ex Size 14. Fur shawl collars, browm births during 1920 than during 1928 er. ^ when they arrested Adolph Frances- Genuine Russian Wombat, size 16, Silk or cloth, sizes with 364. There were, five less The man, Joseph Schwartz, alias chlna of ’Trotter street on the, penses incurred in maintenance of only, formerly $16.95. Q C i the Free Library now maintained by formerly $59.00, 0 0 16 to 46. Sale Price $3.69 deaths the past year than the year George Reiss, has a record of 15 ar charge of keeping liquor for sale said DISTRICT, in accordance with Sale Price ...... Sale P r i c e ...... before with 238 andean increase m rests and several convictions since and for transporting. In addition to marriages for 1929 over 1928 of 17 fine of $150 imposed on each an agreement heretofore entered 1910- .... into between said CHENEY for a total of 194. - Police charge that Schwartz s lat charge, his automobile was held at BROTHERS and said THE NINTH 1 Brown Caracul Coat 9 Dresses of Satin 3 Chinchilla Coats Year Births Deaths.Marriages est racket was to call upon people the local police station awaiting , a SCHOOL DISTRICT OF MAN 1928 ...... 414 243 177 who advertised in the newspapers decision of the State’s attorney as or flat crepe, velvet trimmed, sizes 38 I 194 to further action. Last week the CHESTER in accordance with a Natural fox collar, size 38, em Size 3, warmly interlined, tan i 1929 ...... 364 238 for positions, and posing as a rep vote of said DISTRICT at a meet broidered silk crepe ^ O Q C O to 44. resentative of a motion picture con car was removed from Manchester to Hartford and this morning there ing of the legal voters of said DIS lining. Sale Price----- Formerly $19.75 $10.89 “sal^'price ...... $ 2 . 0 0 cern, promise them a job for a con TRICT legally warned and held, and TO REMOVE BIG TREES waus a hearing. sideration ranging from $25 to $100. Captain Herman O. Schendel and to pay over the principal of said Charles Barrett, a detective, in Trust fund to said Treasurer of The Officer David GaUigan were the 2 Broadcloth Coats Tree 'Warden Horace F. Murphey serted an advertisement when a two witnesses called. They testified Ninth School District or to the 7 Broadcloth Coats friend told him he had been swin(fi- Treasurer of such Municipal Body Size 42, dark brown 1930 style. 4 Black Velvet Dresses has sounded the death kneU of five to overtaking the car and .finding Sizes 3 to 5 with hats to match. ed tmd Schwartz walked into the seven pint bottles of liquor in the car or Committee as shall be charged Mink shawl coUar and Q ^ Sizes 40 ~ 44. ^ 1 Q C of the largest trees in Manchester with the duties now imposed upon fur trimmed. Regular by reason of their dying or danger trap, smd later also finding liquor at the cuffs from $69.00 . . . Formerly $29.75 . .. ^ X $5,00 ous conditioa to pedestrians and Schwartz is alleged to have home of the driver. said Ninth School District in con $9.95. Sale Price swindled more than 200 persons in A plea of guilty was entered in nection with the construction of a motor traffic. One of the largest poplar trees in Manchester, opposite the last eight months. He has serv the local court. ’The liquor » s e Free Library in said District as was riot considered today as that hereinafter provided. 2 Tan Coats park on South Main street is ed prison sentences in New Jersey Ladies’ Sweaters 3 Girls’ Velvet Dresses slated to go a- well as another at and New York, and jail terms in had been settled, and no appeal “If at any time during the cor with squirrelette collars. Size 46. taken. The state decided that the porate existence of The Ninth Silk and wool slipover models. Size 14, regular $6.95. d * 0 O Q the intersection of Adams and Hil- New Haven, Conn., and Wilkes- Sale liard. „ . Barre, Pa, car will be sold at auction, the date School District, said District, in the Regular $2.49. Sale Price ...... to he decided upon later. exercise of its corporate functions, P r ic e ...... $15.00 Three large maples, at Rose ana shall by vote decide to erect a Sale Price ...... $1.39 Union street; Pitkin and Porter and building for library purposes, then another in front of the residence of AMERICAN MENONITES in that event, said Trustee shall, 1 Grey Sport Coat Woolen Teddy Suits Fayette B. aarke, 146 Porter street, NORTH END MERCHANTS from time to time during the pro will get the t x e and saw early next cess of the erection of said builefing, Size 40. All wool fabric nicely Ladies’ Skirts S'weater, leggings, cap and gloves, week. The trees will be removed un TO ASSIST REFUGEES IN ADVS. CAMPAI0I turn over to the Committee of said regular $4.95. d * Q C Q der the direction of Superintendent All wool fabrics, pleated or tailored. The Ninth School District of Man- $10.00 Sale P r ic e ...... Murphey and Park Department em Regular to $3.98. ployees. ^ k h ^ t, Ind., Jan. 29.— (AP) — The'thousands of Russian Mennon- The north end merchants beginj- Sale Price $1.89 ite refugees now in Germany will be ning this week Friday will confine 3 Black Coats Carter’s Union Suits PUBUC RECORDS boloniied in-Canada or in the Para their advertising to a special Depc^ Sure Relief Size 16. Black fu r collar and cuffs guayan Chaco, where there already Square page in The Herald. This “MakesIKES You Feel Better." Silk and wool, size 2 to 6. is a prosperous Mennonite board of move on the part of the merchants is a direct r e ^ t of their first com* new styles. CC OO 4 Ladies’ Suede Jackets Regular $1.98. 1 Z l Q Increase of Capital Stock missions and charities here. Sale Price ...... V 1 VFV/ , The Manchester Net Ctompafiy munity Dollar Day wherein thi Satene lined, regular Sale Price ...... V Representatives of all the Men- system of advertising now adopted $4.95. Sale P r ic e ----- with a plant located at 25 Grand nbnitK’groups In the United States view street has filed a certificate of was tried out succerisfully. :! -inet here and considered the prob Every Friday the merchants ai B ell-a n s 5 Winter Coats Increase of the capitiU stbek^qf^the lem. of caring for some 6,000 Children’s Mercerized Hose company from $50,(Mi0 to $i(»,opo Depot Square on the page deyob Hot water with good fur collars warmly inner- •refugees who escaped from Russia, to them in The Herald will offer t 7 Black Umbrellas Sizes 8 to 10. Regular 50c. changed from #00 shares of $100’. into CSermany in the latter part of Sure Relief par common to 500 each' of prefer their patrons specif values tha 4 ladies, 3 men’s. Sale Price December btf ore the movement was will prove more ctmcltisively thai) iS fP rice ...... $3,00 red and common to pay 7 per cent ever before the-value of the slogan Regular $1.50, Sale Price 3 Pair f o r ...... • • dividends per annum. The officers of suppressed by the Soviet govern ELLANS Sizes 36 and 38. 79c ment. • 'ITiey were cared for by the “Trade A t Depot Square and Save record are Richard J. Pritchard and On Shopping Ehcpcnna.** ■ ■ FDR INDIGESnON Harold W. Walsh of Manchester. German'govemmenL 254 and 754 Pk^s, Sold Everywhere PAGE FOUR kANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN« WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, X930.
FIND LOVELAND’S TODY Irobinsons to handle Yuma, Arlz., Jan. 29,— (A P )—^The PLANES DROP FOOD mysterious death of W. Paul Love I N W W T H E i g E land, wealthy Pas^ena, Calif., 4 7 Years’ OAKLAND AND PONTIAC architect and sportsmiuj whose body FOR FLOOD VICTIMS was found in an unmarked grave be Dr. Caldwell A Robust figure. side the Mexican irrigation canal By DEMING SEYMOUR. Feuchtwanger’s “Po\yer” was A. C. Hine Company An near Cuervos, Mexico^ 24 miles south New York.—^Maurice Moscovitcli, first written as a play, and its au of the International line, was being Many things Evansville, Ind., Jan. 29.— (A P )— nounces Local Service Sta investigated today by police authori thor later converted it into the novel an actor in New York’s Jewish the Ninety families reported in distress tion Will Succeed Kemp ties of Mexico and Arizona. which became so widely known. a b ou tM en aters 35 years ago, has come back from lack of food and fuel in the Brothers. Loireland had been missing since as an English star to the city of his Dukes, English critic and play flood-bound territory south of Craw- shortly after Christmas, Mexicans young manhood, and gave the stage wright, took the English transla leyvlUe, Ind., were the immediate said they found the body four days a n d W o m en ' Carl R. Lane, wholesale manager of the Erlanger theater a notable tion of the novel and made from goal today of four National Guard ago in an irrigation canal and buried performance of the title role in it this play. airplanes engaged in relief work. of The A. C. Hine company, state it. “Josef Suss.” The Dukes play is more episodic One hundred and twenty bags of distributor of the Oakland and Pon “Josef Suss” is the play by Ash than the novel, and sometimes its food and clothing were ready for the tiac announces the appointment of parts are not compactly joined. It a'viators to drop at the homes of ley Dukes, based upon Lion Feucht- The Robinson Auto company eus as wanger’s novel “ Power.” It’s hero is at its best in the third of Its these families and others marooned sociate dealers in South Manches is a Jewish money lender of the four acts, wherein the duke drives more than a week ago when the ter succeeding Kemp Brothers who ■r\R. CALDWELL loved people. waters of the Wabash and White White Elephant eighteenth century, who attaches Josef’s daughter to her death and have removed to Hartford and will He Studied the habits of his himself to a young royalist destined the parent returns to mourn over rivers overflowed, spread over a be associate dealers there. large territory, and then froze. patients and tried to improve to become the Duke of Wurtemburg. her corpse and to swear his ve)i- Raymond and Ernest Robinson geance on the duke. The planes yesterday dropped head the new* organization which their ways of living. His obser In the duchy which Karl Alex packages of supplies to twenty per ander comes to rule, Jew Suss is But its shortcomings as drama heretofore conducted a super service vations over a long period of of men, women or children were do not prevent Moscovitch from sons isolated on cut-off island, and station in this town. It is announced time convinced him many people sluggisL It proved successful in the treasurer. He exacts taxes ruth to others In the vicinity of Haw lessly, and builds himelf to a posi making of its principal character that Ernest Robinson will continue were ruining their health by a the most obstinate cases. So men a monumental figure. His portrayal thorne island, Claypool hill and to manage the super service station tion of power with the motive of Frawleyville, In Gibson, Posey and careless choice of laxatives. Tlien liked it. Old folks liked it because of the court Jew is one of the while the Oakland and Pontiac end avenging his race for all the Jew- Vanderburgh counties. he determined to write a pre it never gripes. Children liked its baiting that he and those of his great characterizations of the sea of the business will be managed by Serious Plight Raymond Robinson. scription which would get at the pleasant taste. And everybody is faith have to endure. son, often measuring up to the Th6 serious plight of persons in In the course of his financial dic stature of the figure Feuchtwangcr Sales quarters have been secured cause o f constipation and correct pleased "with the gentle way it the flood territory was emphasized on Main street. The new firm is tatorship he forces the counsel created. it quickly and safely. accomplishes its purpose. Maurice 3Ioscovitch. by the experience of the aviators prepared to handle all sales SJjd lor’s daughter to become the mi.>- Imported Production. yesterday. One pilot related how a How successful bis efforts were By 1888, the demand for this Not only has the company seen service requirements for their terri tress of the duke. And the coun bag dropped near a farm house is best shown by the fact that the laxative was so great that the and Josef returns to find her dead. in support of Moscowvitch been tory. sellor, embittered, gets even oy broke through the ice, whereupon a The Robinson Brothers are mu<:h prescription he wrote back in doctor permitted it to be bottled leading the duke one day to the Josef’s avowal to avenge his race brought with him from England, man who had been watching the Day A t where since 1919 the onetime Jew enthus^ed over the new Oakland V 1885 has become the world’s most and sold by drugstores. Today cloister where Josef Suss has hid turns to a vow to avenge himssif plane dived under the ice to retrieve eight and the new Pontiac six, ’ITiey ish star has been playing English- popular laxative! He prescribed you can obtain Dr. Caldwell’s den from the world his golden- and his daughter. He maneuvers the supplies. A t another point, the anticipate a good local demand for haired daughter Naemi. the overthrow of the duchy he has speaking roles. pilot said, a man and boy pounced this line. a mixture of herbs and other pure Syrup Pepsin from any drugstore The duke lure’s Josef away from upheld. It means his own ruin, but The sets are also English, de on the bag and tore it apart, as Symington’s ingredients now known as Dr. in the world. signed by Aubrey Hammond, and ravenous animals would, in search the cloister, and himself returns he lets himself be led before the Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, in firing squad without protest, hav they add notably to the vigorous of food. to seek Naemi’s favors. The child, thousands of cases where bad Dr. W. B. Caldw ell's frightened, leaps from the wall, ing evened his score \vith the duke. tone of the play. Mrs. Henry Williams, who reach ed high ground after a walk of sev $5 and $6 Fancy breath, coated tongue, gas, eral miles over the ice with her five Sport Sweaters headaches, biliousness, and SYRUP PEPSIN small children, told how the lower 'ack of appetite, or energy NEW WAY IS FOUND GILEAD part of her I.ome was flooded and A Doctor's Family laxative T t i i s l said the house shook on its founda $2.95 ho-wed him that the bowels tions as the flood waters swirled TO RECOVER COPPER The theme for the sermon, de about it. i s livered by Rev. J. W. Deteer Sunday One Lot of Pullman, Wash.— (A P )— Discov morning was “Penticost.” So it’s parrot fever! Well, we Fruit^of4he-Loom ery of a new process for the recov P a s Simday evening GUead members just had to have some nice epi ery of practically pure copper from of the TriCounty Christian En demic this -winter. For ATHLETIC copper sulphide ores by means of a deavor Union attended the union These White Elephants hydro-electric metallurgical proc meeting at Columbia, Rev. Mr. UNION SUITS ess has been made. I AS THE WORLD GOES BY Wheelock of Willimantic was the Regular $1.50 The process was developed by By Hazel Reavis speaker. White Elephant Are Money-Savers the school of mines and geology at Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Raymond Washington State college after a j Paris—Afternoon in the Place de and children of New Britain were 95 c year of research. It will depend 1 rOpera of a fine ■winter day. Or recent visitors at Mr. and Mrs. D. H. DAY upon cheap hydro-electric power for j spring or summer. Hodge’s. * For You its chief advantage over the old I Sidewalk tables of the Csife de la Mr. and Mrs. Myron Post of East Fancy Woolen Gloves Two Ladies’ Elgin Watches, methods, said A. E. Drucker, dean Paix are filled with contented con Hartford spent Tuesday with his Discontinued Line of Regular $1.50 $37.50 value, e a c h ------$17.50 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. of the college of mining. sumers. One $50 Gents’ Hampden “During the last 15 years certain Across their multi-colored drinks, Post. electrolytic processes have been emeraled creme de menthe, yellow Ice on the local ponds is 11 inches $ 1 . 0 0 Wrist Watch ...... $30.00 highly developed for zinc ore, so suze cressone, ruby port they watch thick and many farmers are filling TIRES their ice-houses this week. ’ why not for copper?” he said. “We peripatetic Paris. $5.00 Bracelets ...... $ have at last solved the various This is the favorite spot to watch The Hebron Young Women's club One Lot of 31.95 2.00 problems and are able under the the world go b.-. will meet with Mrs. J. W, Deeter New tires at rare Four $7.50 and $8.50 Choker The man from Capetown or Chilli- Thursday afternoon. They wiU dress PAJAMAS right conditions to get a very pure bargain Prices. Beads ...... $4.00 cathode copper. cothe or Cairo is glowdngly happy in costumes of the long ago and Light Weight “The small mine operator, with as he sips his drink and watches the bring a dish, such as Grandma 2—29x4.75 .... $6.25 the proper conditions at hand, can big green buses and garrulous taxis. served. Your Home WiU $7.50 Three Strand P earls...... $4.00 treat his own ore in the mine from He has waited a long time for this Donald Gaylord, Tolland County SL25 beginning to end, produce pure and at last here he is. Club agent and his 4-H’ers were 2—31x5.00 .... $7.00 Two $14.00 Military Sets (Ivory) each ...... $ electrolytic copper of marketable The Guide Racket heard over Station WCAC, Storrs, Be Much Brighter 2— 30x5,00 .... $6.50 6.00 value, and eliminate the deductions Nothing like thjs town of Paris. Monday evening at 7 o’clock. Lovina One Lot of Two $7.00 Salad Sets in extractions and various penalties Little old Paree. Pretty girl, that Foote of this place and Ruth Kin in extractions and various penalties blond in the red hat. Nice black ney of Hebron 4-H club members And Cheerier - 3— 30x31/2...... 34.00 FANCY HOSE E a c h ...... $3.00 usually charged against the shipper horse, too, b aring the mounted were among the speakers . during regular Regular 50c Pair These are a few of onr items, See our windows when ore is sold outright to the traffic officer with the shining brass that period. and counters Thursday. smelter. hat. They sure know how to put on Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Foote en with new wallpaper through 3— 30x31/2...... 35.00 3 Pair (or $ 1 0 0 “We have conducted careful li a show, these French. It’s swell to tertained their son Arnold and fam out. Call in and see our ex regular brary research to see whether any be alive. ily at dinner Sunday, in honor of his one, has worked along similar proc “Wanna guide, mister?” thirty-first birthday. tensive line of patterns. Wall 4— 30x3% __ $5.50 esses and can find only one case It’s a furtive man with a dirty The real estate In the town has paper from our stock put in by Oversized F. E. BRAY 15 or 18 years ago, where a little collar who asks the question out of been re-assessed according to law. work had been done without suc the side of his mouth. Notices are being sent to property our workmen will give you a JEWELER owners in accordance with Sec. 1149 cess. Sometimes he asks “ Quiere usted most satisfactory job. South Manchester “I think it is safe to say w^e are un guia?” or “Wollen sie einen of the General Statutes Re-vision of SYMINGTON 645 Main Street, the first to make such electrolytic fuhrer? ” 1918. 20% Off on all investigations for such a process, Uncle Sam’s sons are not the land that this is the future metal- only victims of the “wanna guide” TIRE CHAINS «,Iurgy for copper sulphide ores.” boy. SHOP He is an adept at guessing na TALCOTTVILLE tionalities from the color of a vic A t the Center ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS HARTFORD DOG SHOW tim’s shoes, the cut of his hair or Rev. F. P. Bacheler is confined to John I. Olson the dazzle of his diamonds, if any. his home by illness. ON FEBRUARY 17-18 In addition to unofficial guide The Golden Rule club will not Painting and Decorating Barlow’s Garage service he does a clandestine trade meet this Friday as has been an- Contractor. in pornographic postcards, ticket noimced. The next meeting will be 595 Main St., So. Manchester scalping, date making and general 699 Main St., South Manchester One of the biggest and best dog held on Friday, Feb. 7. Next door to Sheridan Hotel. slumming. His accomplishments Show’s ever held in the East is to be The many friends of Mrs. Arthur may include anything from the .staged at Foot Guard armory on Shepherd of Hamden, will be glad m ilig h street, Hartford, Monday and ukulele to the rosary game. to know that her son, who has been i^uesday, February 17-18. This will The Paris police are always after seriously ill, is considerably im him. ;ibe the sixth annual event of the kind proved. .Jmder the auspices of the First Each spring, at the beginning of Miss Dorothy Wood of WUliman- 'company. Governor’s Foot Guard the tourist season, an official round tic spent the week-end at her home athletic association. Hundreds of up is made of the “wanna guide” here. prize dogs from all parts of the gang. The known undesirables are A new Timken oil burner has been Country are being entered and more taken as far as the gates of Paris installed in the heating plant at the and shown the way out. Having White Elephant ■|)rizes will be awarded than ever Talcott Bros. Co. office. before. Owing to numerous re- seen it, they immediately return and iquests the time limit for entries resume operations. has been extended to Ferbuary 8 Have Their Beats with permission of the American Their favorite pitches are bought 'Kennel club. Entry blanks and in- and sold like newsboys’ beats. The rSformation may be obtained from Place de I’Opera is their communi q i l SS i c Dr. F. T. Maxon, chairman of the ty center, but the sidewalks outside IHIIEATniN© ^ ^Show committee, 9 Vernon street, Cook’s and the American Express, Hartford. the church of the Madeleine and the and Ice-O-Matic cathedral of Natre Dame are al most as lucrative. SALES and SERVICE GANG LEADER KILLED Day Phone...... 5876 In a headline over a story on the New York, Jan. 29.— (A P )—^The Night Phone ...3 6 6 2 Same of Charles (Red) Donnelly, 50, naval conference, the following was added today to the long list of words appeared: “MacDonald ^ang leaders who have been killed Stunned by Reporter’s Query.” Just JOHNSON & LITTLE 4n the fight for control of the water- like those British heavyweights; Plumbing and Heating Contractors. .jront in the Red Hook district of they’re knocked out before the fight 13 Chestnut St., South Manchester EARL RADIO has started. Brooklim. He was ambushed and shot t’wice the head by g\mmen hidden be hind a checker’s shanty on the pier Now or Never! iftf the Columbian Line. The Last Week complete 4 He was watching the ship loaders Sunnyside Merchandise For $99 from wljom he extracted tribute yes On This Special terday when a messenger approach- l^d him and said: 8 Tubes All-Electric Dynamic Speaker ^ “ You are wanted down on the Private School O’SULLIVAN and |iier.” Thursday Jan. 30 SAVE $30 ». Donnelly strolled toward the pier. 217 North Elm St. As he passed the checker’s booth GOODYEAR mere were two shots. Loaders work- Phone 3300 $1.00 Hot Water Bottles...... 49c nearby found him dead. The file r s had disappeared. RUBBER HEELS $1.00 Writing Paper ...... 49c ETHEL M. FISH MAJESTIC RADIO For Ladies and Children All Flashlights at ...... 1-2 price Director 1 ^ (JJAUK G O “TILU $1.00 Alarm Clocks...... 69c ^SAiOUD'HAPDeMSi As this is a day school for in S E T S VOO (ATYO -- dividual instruction in elemen $1.00 Vacuum B ottles...... 69c A s c r a p e . tary grades, pupils may enter $100 at any time during the school year. $1.39 Bath Brushes...... 98c Completely Installed 50c P ip es...... 25c The “Mighty Monarch of the Air” with super-dynamic speaker. 11368 seven tubes. TUTORING Attached TONE POWER DISTANCE SELECTIVITY $1.00 Gem R azors...... 49c ADULTS AND CHILDREN We Repair Rubbers AN OUTSTANDING VALUE Class for pre-kindergarten and Arctics $2.50 Value Gem R a zor...... 79c age for training in social rela tions. Miss Fish is available as Sam Yulyes KEMP’S, Inc. parents advisor in child prob Packard’s Pharmacy lems. Appointments on Tues 701 Main St., Johnson Block “Manchester’s Radio Headquarters” day, Wednesday, Friday and South Manchester At the Center a lit Saturday afternoons and on Next Door to Dougherty’s h staw.apAT.6nC each evening of the w4ek. Barber Shop. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY. 29,1980. PAGE F T V i
member of the j^qperior Air GouncU. ’The daughter of the air ralnlatei-, DOUBLE FEATURE B IL she. is the first womsm ^ the coun Qaeer Twists try to obtain a pilot’s license. Woman Inventsi Radio Tube ON STATE PROGRAM New York—Somebody has discov In Day's News ered what 'to do wdth Christmas . There is no peace, salth the Lord, -ITCH Ig ENDI cards after Christmas. Carloads ot unto the wicked.—Isaiah 48:22. ... when Zmmo fooefwa
The cost of the service amounts to $18 a year or $1,50 a month. ANNOUNCEHiS MOOSE C H A R in BALL The clocks are said to be the most ' ••• . MCKINLEY DINNER RIVERA QD11S; Local Stocks IN.Y. Stocks accurate and reliable electrical tim Dr. John J. AlBson aanomtOMi ttk Wall Street ing device manufactured, made so removal of hla oSloe from Um S«i“ COMMinEES NAMED by the fact that each clock is regu wits BnUding to 875 Mbte stx^t, (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) lated at every hour, providing a T0BEHEDFEB.6 lAlleg Corp ...... 26’% over Qidan’s Drug Store. MINOR RIOTS Briefs minimum chamce of inaccuracy. Central Row. Hartford, Conn. I Am Bbach Mag ...... 43% Tickets Now in Hands of Mem Am Can ...... 129 bers— ^Proceeds to Go to ; Am and For Pow ...... 92% 1 P. IH. Stocks. ^ Boys Village. FOLLOW NEWS ] Am in te m a t...... 40% New York, Jan. 29.—The Novem-' Annual Republican Gather Bank Stocks. ! Am Pow tmd L t ...... 85% ber net income of 98 telephone j Bid Asked companies in this country amounted ' 1 Tickets are now in the hands of (Continaed from Page 1) ! Am Rad Stand S an ...... 33 j members of Manchester Lodge, No. Bankers Trust Co ... 325 Am RoU MUl ...... 88% to $23,233,444, compared with $22,* ing in Waterbury This City Bai\k and Trust . 375 Am Smelt ..; ...... 74 019,487 in the corresponding month I 1477, Ijoyal Order of Moose, for the regrular editions could not contain it. Cap Nat B&T ...... 370 390 gala Charity Ball to be held at the Extha editions at midnight handled Am S u g a r ...... 63 a year ago. For the 11 months the Conn. River ...... 425 Am Tel and Tel ...... 223% net income aggregated $252,158,71 Year— Fort to Speak. Masonic Temple, Friday evening, the overflow of copy. Htfd Conn. Trust .... 140 160 February 28,' in conjimction with Reports from the provinces and Am Water 'W k s...... 92 against $235,081,677 for the same virst Nat Htfd ...... 240 250 Anaconda ...... 76 more than seventeen himdred sim other cities of the kingdom said the I period in 1928. | Land Mtg and Title . — 50 AU Ref ...... 37% ------i Waterbury, Jan. 29.—That the ilar affairs held throughout the news of the crisis had been received Mutual B & T ...... — 240 similarly. B and O ...... 116 I The Standard Oil Co, of New | twenty-sixth annual dinner of the United States to raise funds for the do, vtc ...... — 240 Bendix Aviat ...... 39 V6 York will place in effect Feb. 1, a 1 McKinley Association of Connec establishment of additional homes New Brit Trust ...... — 200 Beth S te e l...... 100% new price basis for gasoline at all ticut will be held at the Hotel Elton for children at Mooseheart. BERENGUEE’S CAREER. Riverside Trust ...... — 650 Madrid, Jan. 29.— (A P )—The nev/ Burr Add Mch ...... 48% ! points in its marketing territory in in this city on the evening of Thurs The net proceeds of the ball will West Htfd Txust ..... 350 Can Pac ...... 198 Vi j New York and New England. The day, February 6, was officially an be sent to Mooseheart to build the chief of the Spanish government, i Bonds. Lieutenant General Damaso Beren- j Cerro De Pasco ...... 63% I new schedule is based on actual nounced here today by officers of homes that will be a part of the Htfd & Conn West . . . 95 g;uer, was bom in Cuba on August , Chic Mil StP and P p f ...... 42 ! costs, plus freight rates and hand- I the association following the com Boys’ Village. The amount to be East Conn Pow 5s . . . 100 103 Chic and Northwest...... 86% i ling charges and the prices have pletion of final arrangements for 4, 1873. ! Conn L P 7s ...... 116 118 raised by the combined lodges totals He entered the Spanish military Chrysler ...... ■••• been figured to a tenth of a cent. the affair. Conn L P 5^2 3 ...... i05 108 Colum Gas and E l ...... 8% ------— I The annual McKinley Dinner has $800,000. academy at the age of 16 and left it The general chairman of the Ball Conn L P 4:l^s ...... 98 100 Col Graph ...... 26 Vi Directors of Deere & Co., of Mo-1 become the outstanding Republican later an officer of cavalry. He re-;; Htfd Hyd 5s ...... 102 105 is John Limerick, dictator of Man turned to Cuba in 1895 and served Coml Inv T r ...... 46 line, HI., farm implement manufac-1 social event of the year and :t will Insurance Stocks Comwlth and S o u ...... 15 turers, have voted to submit to j bring together at Waterbui^r men chester Lodge. He will be assisted through the war of the rebellion, ' xAetna Casualty ...... 125 Consol Gas ...... 108 stockholders at the annual meeting and women of prominence in the by the following sub-committees: emerging a first lieutenant. ' Aetna Insurance ...... 615 Contin Can ...... 55% in April, a proposal to split the ] party organization from every sec financial committee, James Steven In 1898, after the disastrous war do, $10 p a r -----.... 62 Com P r o d ...... 93 common and preferred stocks five | tion of the state. son, William Warnock, Francis ! with the United States Berenguer i That C 0 1 .D I Aetna Life ...... 8512 Limerick, and Arthur Gardner; ball i Yvas sent back to Spain, a captain, a i Curtiss W right...... 7 shares for one. The plan would re-1 Cong. Fort Guesf. xAutomobile ...... 39 duce the present $100 par common j In addition, the committee on ar room and entertainment committee. rank he held until 1909 when he Dupont De Nem ...... 117 Vi Colds come suddenly. You can often end them just Conn. General ...... 127 stock to no par, and the present, rangements announced that Hon. Joseph Chicoine, Joseph LaSha}’, was promoted to lieutenant colonel. Elec Pow and L t ...... 59 Vi xxHtfd Fire, $10 par . 69 $100 par preferred to $20 par value.! as quickly I Take Bayer Aspirin the moment you’ve Franklin W. Fort, Republican Con William Brunelle, Fred Whipperr, He served thereafter for a time in Erie ...... 57 Vi j do, rts ...... 11% Gen EHec ...... 67 Vi caught one. A single sneeze should be the signal, or gressman from the ninth district of Fred Behrend; patron^and patron- Morocco and in 1912 was promoted :! Htfd Stm Boil, $10 par 57 New Jersey and secretary of the nesses_____ committee, James E. Camp- to colonel and then to brigadier gen Gen F o o d s ...... 50 V4 the first sign of congestion or headache, or soreness. : National Fire ...... 65 Vz Gen Gas and El A ...... 70 Republican National Committee, had , ^jell, Joseph Siamond, James HoUor eral. Phoenix Fire ...... 76 Gen Motors ...... 40 Vi Exposure to cold and wet isn’t half so serious when sent definite confirmation today of | Joseph W. Kaminsky, Curtis E. i Six years later he became a gen xTravelers ...... 1360 TO DECIDE ON ELECTRIC his acceptance of the committee's eral of division, and was named min- Gold Dust ...... 44% you’ve learned to protect yourself with Bayer Aspirin. i Skates: publicity and advertising ! Public Utility Stocks. Grigsby Grunow ...... 14 Vi invitation to speak at the dinner. committee, Joseph Barto, M a rk | ister war, the first general of For tne speedy relief of colds, headaches, neuralgic Conn. Elec Sve ...... 85 Hershey Choc ...... 79 CLOCKS HERE TOMORROW Other speakers will be Governor Peterson, WilUam Egan, Alfred O l-; division to acquire that honor, which xxConn. Power ...... 78 John H. Trumbull and Chairman J. son and W. J. Burke then had gone to Lieutenant Int Combust ...... 8% or neuritic pain, and even the acute suffering caused , do, rts ...... 17 Vi Int Harv ...... 92 Henry Roraback of the Republican ______generals. :> xHartford Elec Lgt .. 86 by rheumatism, there is nothing so sure and so safe as - IX I Afterward Berenguer became high ’ Int Nick C an ...... 37 Vi State Central Committee. Senator ; xdo, vtc ...... — Decision as to the installation in Edward W. Goss of Waterbury will Int Tel and Tel ...... 65% genuine Aspirin tablets stamped Bayer. They make j Greenwich W&G, pfd. — Manchester of Western Union act as toastmaster and the invoca- | LOCAL FIRM TO BUILD | ; Johns Man ville ...... 136 ' Hartford Gas ...... 70 clocks, controlled by "United States a marvelous gargle, too. See proven directions in tion will be offered by Rev. An- ' Kennecott ...... • • 59% do, pfd ...... 45 Kreuger and Toll ...... 27‘Vi Naval Observatory time at Wash every package. thon T. Gesner of Waterbury. i NEW ROCKVILLE MILL I Xauen, from which afterward he ‘ xS N E T C o ...... 175 Fort’s Record. I j gained his title, Conde or Count of ^ Mo Kan and Tex ...... 53 Vi ington, will be made within a day Manufacturing Stocks. , Montg Ward ...... 44% or two as an official of the Western Representative Fort, who will de- { ------I Xauen. Acme Wire ...... 44 After the military disaster at Nat Cash Reg A ...... 81 Union is expected to arrive in town liver the principal address of the j Manchester Construction Co. I xAm Hardware ...... 62 I Melilla, Berenguer was removed Nat Dairy ...... 47% and interview the parties interested, B A V E R evening, is a speaker of wide repu- j Amer Hosiery ...... 29 Gets Contract for Addition from active service and sentenced to I Nat Pow and L t ...... '...... 35% according to word received by the tation. He is a member of the | j American Silver ...... 20 House committees on Agriculture to American Mill. j serve a term in prison; the sentence | j Nev Cop ...... 29% Chamber of Commerce from A. J. xArrow H&H, com ... 40 Collier, district superintendent of and Rules, and is now serving his , I was commuted however, and he in- N Y Cent ...... 178% The Manchester Construction I stead later was promoted to lieu- j xdo, pfd ...... 100 1 N Y N H and H t fd ...... 111% the company. ■third term in the House. He was : Automatic Refrig ----- 4 P I R I N Company has been awarded the con I tenant general, a post he held until ; I Nor Amer ...... 98% Five parties have’ manifested Aspirin is the trade mark ol Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetfcaadester of Salieylicaeid ire-elected in 1928 by a majority of | Bigelow Sanford, com . 78 81 10,900 votes. In private life at bis ' tract for the erection of a three I assigned as chief of the military •. 'Pack Motor ...... 16 their intention of installing one of do, pfd ...... 98 home in East Orange he is a mem story brick addition to the American I staff of King Alfonso in 1926. i { Pan Am Pet B ...... 52 the clocks. This is half the number Mill for the Hockanum Mills Com He held this place until yesterday, Billings and Spencer . 5 Par Fam Lasky ...... • 63 required by the Western Union to ber of the bar and is engaged in in- j i uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.NiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiimii surance and banking. He is a ' pany in Rockville and work wall when____ designated___ ^_____ by King Alfonso ; Bristol Brass ...... 22 Penn ...... ; ...... 78% justify the expense of installing a do, pfd ...... 90 ; Phil and Rdg C and I r ...... 15 master clock by which the other graduate of Princeton University. start Monday. T1 job is expected to j to head the new Spanish govera- 115 Officers of the McKinley Associa- take about four months. The work | ment succeeding Lieutenant Gen Collins Co ...... 105 Pub Serv N J ...... 89 clocks would be regfulated hourly. THE I 'tion this year are as follows; Presi has been assigned to the supervision gral Primo de Rivera, with whem Case. Liockwood & B . 525 Radio Corp ...... 35% SILENT dent, Edward W. Goss, Waterbury: , of Ernest Welti who lives in Rock- he had always been on inimical Colt’s Firearms ...... 26 Radio K eith ...... 30 •treasurer, Roy C. Wilcox, Meriden; i ville and is employed by the local terms. Eagle Lock ...... — Reading ...... 127 A GLOW secretary, Clarence G. Willard, New ' concern. The addition wall be of mill } it was during a dinner in 1927 Fafnir Bearings ...... 70 Rem Rand ...... 33% Haven; executive committee, Hart construction wnth common brick ex i given in honor of the visit of the Fuller Brush* Class A . — Rep Ir and S tl ...... 75 V4 KITCHEN ford coimty, Raymond A. Johnson terior walls, eyebeams for floor sup sovereigns to Morocco that Lieu do. Class AA ...... — Sears Roe ...... 93% WHITE and Mrs. Herbert F. Fisher; .New port, steel sash wnndows, standard tenant General Primo de Rivera Hart & Cooley ...... 135 Simmons ...... 91 BURNER Hartmann Tob. com .. 15 Haven county, William F. Healey slag and gravel roof. asked the King to confer on General Sinclair Oil ...... 24% and Mrs. Ernest L. Averill; Fairfield Berenguer the title, Conde de Xauen, do, 1st pfd \\...... — , Sou Pac ...... 120Vi IS coimty, Charles P. Roraback and a petition granted immediately by Inter Silver ...... 115 ! Sou Rwy ...... 136 xLanders, Frary & Clk 67 CLEAN, Miss Mary B. Weaver, Windham RACKETEERS KIDNAP King Alfonso. 1 Stand Brands...... 27 county, Raymond F. Gates and Miss General Berenguer has a consid Mann & Bow, Class A 14 I St Gas and El ...... 115 Katherine Byrne; Middlesex county, erable number of decorations, both do. Class B ...... 7 i S O C a l ...... 59% CONVENIENT FEDERAL DRY AGENT New Brit. Mch. com . 27 Elwyn T. Clark and Mrs. Claudine Spanish and from other Countries. „ Is O N J ...... 63 AND O. Maitland; New London county, He has pubUshed two books on mlli- ; ^ ...... ■qa. S O N Y ...... : ------32% W. Ellery Allyn and Mrs. Ernest E. tary subjects, both concerning tac- i Niles Bern Pon • • • • • Stew War ...... 41% GIVES Rogers; Tolland county, Charles H. Seattle, Jan. 29.— (A P )—A Fed tics employed by the Spaniards in i WUcox 1 Studebaker ...... 44 Allen and Mrs. F. O. Vinton. eral prohibition agent, D. Dunning, the various Moroccan wars. Russell Mfg C ...... Texas Corp...... • ■ • 53% COMFORT was abducted by a gang of alleged Scovill ...... OB Tex Gulf Sulhp ...... 62% liquor racketeers, here early toduy Smythe Mfg Co,*.,^.. — Tftn Det- Axle ...... 15'% FIVE YEAR and was found in the south end of Seth Thom Co. com .. 30 V LATEST STOCKS MOSCOWTTZ CENSURED Transcon Oil ...... 9% the city an hour later, badly beaten do, pfd ...... 24 I Union C a r b ...... 88 ITEMS GUARANTEE Standard Screw ...... 115 and wandering aliout in a daze. I Unit Aircraft ...... 48 DON’T DELAY—ORDER NOW Dunning was reported to have Stanley W o r k s ...... 42 1 Unit Corp ...... 35% WE ARE PLACING ON SALE New York, Jan. 29.— (A P.)—A had one eye gouged out but an ex Washington, Jan. 29.— (AP.) — Taylor & Fenn ...... 115 ON THURSDAY, JAN. 30th broadening demand for stocks was Unit Gas and Im p ...... 37 amination of the organ later show Grounds for impeachment of Grov Torrington ...... 64 I U 'S F re ig h t...... 96 ONLY Silent Glow Oil Burner Corp. noted in today's. Stock Market, er M. Moscowitz, Federal judge of Underwood ...... 117 with gains in the actiye issues run ed that it was not as badly hurt as U S Realty and Imp ...... 64% Every one of them is a 97 Center Street, South Manchester Phone 4860 was first believed. the eastern New York district, Union M fg Co ...... 17 U S Rubber ..i...•25% ning from 1 to nearly 10 points. A were found insufficient in a report U S Envelope, com ... 190 money-saver. M. H. STRICKLAND few soft spots cropped out from R. Ginn, another undercover Fed U S Steel ...... 180% Authorized Dealer. eral agent, reported to police they accepted today by the House judi do, pfd ...... 112 Util Pow and Lt A ...... 33% time to time, but there was a mark ciary committee, but the judge was ; Veeder R o o t ...... 37 Dial 3768, Next Door to Montgomery Ward Co. 832 Main St. S had been working on a “deal” wdth War P i e t ...... 54V4 ed absence of the “bear” attacks censured for his conduct in office. Whitlock Coil Pipe 12 One Dozen Ladies’ which featured the sessions earlier bootlegger suspects. Westing A ir ...... 46% ^ii!i}3iiniuiiiiiiiiiiiiiimBmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiit The report, made by a judiciary X—Ex-dividend. Westing El and M f g ...... 154 In the year. Trading was moderate Ginn said he and Dunning com sub-committee, said it found noth XX— Ex-rights. STONE SET RINGS ly heavy in volume, with pools pleted the deal and that Dunning, Woolworth ...... 67% Formerly sold as high as ing corrupt in a business arrange Yellow Truck ...... l7Vi again active in a wide assortment who had entered the racketeers car, ment which Judge Moscowitz con $6.00. of issues. flashed a pair of hanficuffs and tinued with his former partners aft Except for the report of a fur snapped them on the wrist of one of Instead of the sun tan complex Each ...... $3.75 er being appointed to the bench. It ion, “strawberry and cream” Is to ther falling off in freight car load the men. added, however, that “ this proce Dependable service on furnace be the popular tint this year. and fuel oil made be secured by ings, the day’s business news was The bootleg suspect, Qinn said, dure throws the court open to criti ROSARY BEADS .father cheerful in character. Pub Which puts an entirely different dialing 5145, The Manchester Lum swomg his free hand, knocking him cism and misunderstanding by the Formerly Sold for $5.75 lication of an excellent earnings re (Ginn) into the street. Ginn said uninformed, as has happened in face on the matter. ber Co.—Adv. port by the U. S. Steel Corporation the man then jumped out and kick this case; and therefore, this com ■after the close of yesterday’s mar ed him several times, leaped back mittee cannot and does not endorse $2.75 ket was followed today by the Iron this practice.” Age weekly summary which stated into the car and informing Dunning that “ the rapid recovery of the they were going to take him “for a CAMEO PINS ride” sped away. STATE O. E. S. MEETS steel industry has been a surprise Hartford, Jan. 29— (A P )—A year Formerly Sold for $5.75 to consumers and producers alike.” All available police officers were called to hunt for the car, whicn of extensive activity was reviewed A t Chicago the mills are reported by Grand Matron, Mrs. Abbie Y. HULTMAN’S to be operating at 80 per cent of police authorities said was register Bergman of Hartford, in her ad $3.75 capacity, with the industry gener ed to James Williams of Seattle. dress today at the opening of the ally around 75 per cent. fifty sixth annual session of the ; U. S. Steel common w'as marked Business training leads to good of BRACELETS Grand Chapter of Connecticut Order For G ^ts’ Strap Watches up 4 points to a nev/ high on the fice positions where there is good of the Eastern Star, at Foot Guard MID-WINTER SALE current recovery at 181, which is chance for advancement. Enter the Hall. Formerly Sold for $2.00 .^thin 2 points of the high reached day or evening sessions of the Grand Patron Arthur R. Downes after the November break in prices, Connecticut Business College at the of Hartford reported his activities o f Men’s and Boys’ and 12 points above the price at Center on Feb. 3.—Adv. for the year. $1.25 which stock recently was offered to employes under the partial pay CRYSTAL BEADS ment plan. Vanadium Steel also ad vanced 4 points with smaller gains niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Suits and Overcoats Formerly Sold for $2.50 for most of the other independents. J. I. Case soared 10 points in re Glance over these prices and then come in and make $1.75 sponse to reports of a brisk inquiry ^ your selection while the assortment is good* for farm implements. International f Thursday Specials I harvester advanced- 4 points. Co Sterling Silver lumbian Carbon was run up 9 1-4 MEN’S SUITS Only Lhour points to 192 3-4 and Vulcan Detin- \ PIGS’ KNUCKLES and SAUER KRAUT I Pendants ning jumped 9 1-2 in anticipation One Lot Value to $35, n o w ...... $15 Formerly Sold for $4.50 of a resumption of dividends at to Fresh Pigs’ Feet 10c lb. day’s meeting. Fresh Pigs’ Knuckles One Lot Value to $37.50 now ...... '. $19 ■ Resumption of dividends by Colo 2 lbs. for 25c. Fresh Pigs’ Liver, 2 lbs. $40 value n o w ...... $24 $3.00 to Dry Even the rado Fuel after a lapse of nine Nice White Sauer Kraiit 25c. years was followed by a moderate 2 lbs. for 15c. $45 Value now ...... $29 Conklin Pencils.. $1.00 advance in that issue. Liggett and Sugar Cured Bacon, rind $45 Value, Society Brand now 2 Only, Sterling Silver Myers issues also responded to the Our Home Made Sausage; Heaviest Pieces I declaration of extra dividends and Meat 30c Ib. less sliced thin 35c lb. Stone Set Bracelets the offering of stock subscription Out Fresh Ground Ham Fancy Rib Veal Chops Formerly Sold for $6.50 “ rights.” MEN’S OVERCOATS Yes— (just think of it!) only one hour, to. dry burg Steak 30c lb. 35c lb. ,■ Anchor Cap preferred, Brooklyn Fancy Mixtures, Blue and Oxford Grey... Values table linens, bed spreads and heavy woolens. and Queens prferred, Underwood $4.50 Lightweight pieces dry in a mere 15-20 min , Elliott Fisher, ■ Colotex, American from $25 to $50. Sale Price Tobacco “B”, Worthington Pump, utes! Every garment as white and fresh as if Mullins Body, National Lead, War- EXTRA SPECIAL 2 Only, Silver Bread hung out in the sun under perfect weather con ^ n Brothers and Union Carbide ditions. ^Id 4 to 6 points higher. $19 ° $42.50 Trays Large Juicy Florida Royal Scarlet Shaker Formerly Sold for $6.00 And there are no soggy laundry baskets to be Oranges 39c dozen. Salt, 2 cans for 19c. lugged out to the wash line—countless steps Silver Lane Horse Radish BOYS’ SUITS IRIGGS IS NOMINATED Our Boy Telephone Peas, saved. No clothes pins to wear and tear deli in bulk 20c 1-2 pt. 2 Pair Knickers $4.50 i 3 cans for 57c. cate fabrics. No clothing to be re-washed be • IN SPRINGFIELD DISL Ginger Squares 18c doz. $12 and $10 Value, n o w ...... $7.95 cause the line broke. No whipping w’^inds to Campbell’s Tomato Soup, Scotch Cones 25c dozen. Limited Quantity, $15 Value, n o w ...... $10.75 blow them down or add a coating of soot. ______: 3 cans for 23c. Fudge Cup Cakes 25c Rogers’ 32 Pc. Silver ■ Springfield, Mass., Jan. 28.— Raisin Pies 25c each. $18 Value, n o w ...... $13.75 Weather' conditions mean little to the woman (AP.)—In a primary congressional dozen. Sets Section in which all five candidates Squash Pies 15c-35c each. Walnut Cakes 30c each. with hollow handle knives, who has modernized her clothes dry- , Imd pledged themselves to vote for BOYS’ OVERCOATS ing methods with a repeal of the 18th amendment, stainless steel blades, beautiful EredericI: D. Griggs won the Re Don’t forget to include a dozen of the Juicy Oranges $10 to $20 values n o w ...... $7.75 to $14.75 serving tray... Formerly sold publican nomination and W. J. for $35.50. r U l at 39c dozen. $15.95 Germania Chinchilla n o w ...... $12.75 Granfield the Democratic. While they last u The two nominees at a special Chinchilla Hats to m atch ...... $1.95 Gas Laundry Dryer Section on Feb. 11 wall contest for (ibe seat made vacant by the death I & W. Kirk Kaynor, Representative Boys’ Wool Plaid Jackets.. $1.95 and $2.95 ■ V' ^ the Second congpressional dis- jlrict. Two independent “ bone dry” Boys’ Wool Stockings, reg. $1.50, now 99c didates, former Mayor William i Manchester Public Market | R. DONNELLY The Manchester Gas €o. Feiker of Northampton and Boys’ Wool Stockings, reg. $1.00, now 79c r"Whitefield Reid of West Springfield DIAL 5139 I JEWELER will also be voted on at the Febru- 515 Main St.So. Manchester fir y elj^ction. ____ , , HERAtaD, sotrrH 'KTAN’CHESTER. COTW^ WJSDNESfaAY, JANUARY 29.1&S0» MANCHESTTER EVENING HOLD UP ORDERS eiERGYMEN SCORE COVENTRY We Have iNo “ A n unroarious comedy entitled A s Qitf stock is Always Fresh and Complete a n c ie n t b l u e U W “Cyclone Sally” will be given on Friday evening, Jan, 31, in Grange “Rudy Vallee is toe only one stog- New York, Jan. 29.— (AP) E f Hall by the Masonic bodies of Suf- ing of the future loye—companion tf. forts of creditors and stockholders field and under toe auspices of ship and the BUT, of toe Fox Film Corporation and Say Only Poor and Ignorant Coventry Grange. The local com- the Fox Theaters Corporation to mittee in charge is Mrs. Walter S. I “If there is any penalty for my unseat WiUiam Fox were in abey Are Imprisoned for Vio Haven, Mr. and Mrs. B. W . Hall, Mr. marriage (to an EngUshman) I bear ance today whUe a group of bank Owing to our successful Sole, forced ou us by our and Mrs. Harold K. Hansen, Mrs. it proudly.”— Ruth Bryan Owen. j ets sought to work out a refinancing lating Its Provisions. 1 O. H. Hill, EYanklin R. Orcutt, H. B. ] iving for publicity Is companies. i Pomeroy, Walter S. Haven. “The mad craving for Creditors demanding their money, certain lines A printed program has been pre nothing but a v " Federal Court Judge Co.em^ a^ pared in which all toe local mer standardization.” Boston. Jan. 29— (A P )— Three __ Count Michael Karolyi. joumed hearing . ^ ’^®®.,?®Febru- chants and toe merchants of Man clerevmen appeared before the yoint for equity receiverships until Febm of Merchandise are broken into O ’ d Lots and chester and other surrounitog towns a % 11 after obtaining promises iudiciary committee today and urg “No peace - preserving machtoe^ have given their co-operation. from all parties concerned toat toe ed repeal of the law prohibiting and can be complete without some f ^ m The stage setting for this occa affairs of the company would re punishing blasphemy. of international, control of war m Single Items which we cannot put on display. sion will be furnished by G. E. . rp»'u unchanged imtil that time. ^ Professor Clarence R. Skinner, of Keith Furniture Co. of Manchester terials.”— ^Edward N. Hurley. ------. i The banking group consisting of • Tufts theological School, who spon and the coffee to be served wiU be “ Blessed is he who c a r n e s _ ^ ^ j j 3jjl^„^ Read and C o m p ly , the WE CAN ASSURE YOU THAT YOU CAN GET MORE THAN sored the repeal resolution, told the donated by Charles G. Lincoln Co. him lSf a > d . and an ideal and who committee that at the pre^nt time New attractive stage scenery has Bancamerica-Blair Lehman Brothers said the refmanc- YOUR MONEY’S WORTH! COME IN AND SEE! YOU only a minority of the -cit^ns of been built in which project the lo Massachusetts are members of °^ 5 p re si’dent Hibben of Princeton. ins nlan they contemplated would ; cal church has co-operated. provide $45,000,000 to ? ,000,000 to WON’T BE DISAPPOINTED! organized churches. For toat and Coventry Grange Hall was re 50 other reasons, he said, toe modeled and enlarged early last fall, “American men yield to women liquidate the pressing debts of the blasphemy law the work being done by H. H. W est their homage and thmr Fox corporations. Charles Evans Hughes. amentally opposed to the Federal I & Sons of Manchester, and the luu books.”— Judge Coleman stipulated that the Constitution which guarantees^ toe 'amount of the biU was paid from agreement to maintain the status , Open rieht of freedom of conscience. He the Grange treasury upon the com quo should include executions of i further claimed the law tends to Open Evenings pletion of the work. ^ judgments against the HYMAN’S MEN’S STORE unite toe church and state. WORK BED FACTORY Evenings Beside standing for education the ests which fall due before the ad Between DunhiU’s and the Colonial Lunch “There are a large number of peo Grange does its bit of community ioumed to date. There are three 695 Main St., Johnson Block, ple ” he said, “who do not believe work and contributes to toe social IS TRIED AS CURE such judgments, one for $392,808 in in a Diety, but toe law doesn’t per life In 1929-p»izes were offered to i favor of the Corn E xch an ^ bank, mit people to express their opinions. children for gathering tent cater- I $298,226 in favor of the Bankers j Church membership in this state I pillar egg masses, co-operation was Leysin, Switzerland (AP) ' Trust Company and one in favor of represents a minority. Hven in laimching of the Farni Bu work-shop whose workers aH will the Midland Bank, Ltd., of London, Prevents Inquiry reau Membership campaign and t ^ involving $4,000,000 in connection The present law, he said, prevents lie in bed whUe performing their use of the hall given to the 4-H with the purchase by Fox the ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS free inquiry and free speech and on jobs is nearing completion here. Gaumont chain of theaters in Eng that ground also, comes m conflict ^ T h e public is annually invited with toe Constitution. The churches , Its working force land. when Children’s Night is observed. girls and boys with axea x e protected > 0tected by law from disturb- | ep«ou"a“|lv‘;u“;iuuaS^ the , ” the kiud 'to « "aiu a u M Ia s- f o S officials of the tow. I joints, spine and limbs, necessary to retain i ^1 Coventry Grange boasts of having t J “ . J K c ^ood-sized, k s four story build- phemy measure. in its membership the first and sec tog in ® W c h______T actual, I T O o r f i wage-earmng - p n r m 'n P * Declaring toe law was class , ond selectmen of the town. Superin production will be used to assist lation, he said; “We never find the I tendent of Roads, two physicians, professions in jail for denying Diety. in curing illness. ' two members of the school board These patients will not rnerely It is the poor and comparatively ig and eight school teachers, personal lie in bed and work, they mU Im norant who are imprisoned.” tax collector, four ex-represento- in fixed positions, some of toem Law Whittled Dowm almost motionless, in postures Rev. Harold Robzel of toe Metho i tives and the present represente- necessitated by the primary part dist-Episcopal church of W est Med 1 tive, and the secretary of state. Dr. M A Y ^ of toe cure, which is exposure of way, Mass., in supporting professor William L. Higgins. the naked body to sunlight fall Skinner’s biU, said the religious The proceeds of the above men- ing directly upon toe tubercular community is not eager to win con tioned program will be used to pur- verts by law. A t first, he said, vio chase chairs with which to furn.sh j Granee hall. It is hoped that this i gome ne on stomachs, others on lation of the blasphemy law was affair may be the initiative of an ■ packs or sides. A few can move Knockout Sale Of punishable by death, but ‘ it has annual program to be put on earlier . their fingers. Special beds, now been whittled down so that Jews and Unitarians_ can deny the— ,in the season together with an in-^ special tools an«i ^^'^^tn^l^pach I M ^ it y "o f Jesus Christ.. He said 1 ^oor agricultural exhibit, r e i d ^ g j poards have been made to fit each i S S 'b t u p“ wS i “ r , ,S rw as"fX 1 1 ‘T b ...... treatment U cp- WATCHES other reasons. He referred to pun- | ^ 1923 inclusive. ishment of a Brockton Communist j rpjjg of characters perfornimg for those too poor to take the cure under the blasphemy law as an in- ■ -cyclone Sally” wiU be e n ^ - without worrying about finances. stance. , ! tained at dinner at 6 o clock at ^ e Dr. Rollier says their ability to “Technically, Buddhists and 1 p^^gg^ Friday evening by Mr. ana earn money if adult, or if young For A Complete Clearance others who do not believe in our . Walter S. Haven. Mrs. B ^ o n to learn trades while being cured, God could be prosecuted,” he said. 1 Mrs. John E. Kingsbury will hasten recovery, prevent mak Rev. Robert Jones of the Bulfinch j assist, ing “derelicts” and result “in deep church, Boston, saw even wider Daniel Wright Newman passed happiness.” He announces that possibilities of prosecution undei away early Monday morning at the Swiss manufacturers are cooper thef. ,,blasphemy_1__ - law.-- He said he be age "of 83 years. Mr. Newman ViQQhas ating. lieved Naturalists, Materialists, been in very good health until a Athiests and every Unitarian min week ago when he had a slight ister might be prosecuted under its I shock from which he rallied, and CHICAGO BANDIT SHOT prevail only while these watches last. terms. I passed away very peacefully about '12 hours later. He leaves besides his wife Mrs. Sarah NeWinan, one Chicago, Jan. 29.— (AP)—Patrick son Lester, of Hartford, a sister, Roche, a special investigator from Mrs. Stella Smith of Hartford and the states attorney’s office shot and i two brothers Frank and Charles of probably fatally wounded a man Following is the List of Watches on Sale. 1 Tolland. Mr. Newman was born in who attempted to rob a Gold Coast Providence, R. I.. Nov. 24, 1847 M d apartment early today. Cost Sale , came to Coventry 39 years ago. He Tipped that a series of hotel Amt. Make and Style I was a veteran of the Indian war.held apartment robberies was to be made 'The funeral services will be $20.62 MCKINLEY’S BIRTH. 1 I Roche and three policemen were 2 Elgin Rectangular ...... |27.M less % from the chapel Wednesday at ! cruising about the Gold Coast neigh $26.35 o’clock. Rev. J. N. Atwood officiat borhood. They stopped at toe apart- On January 29, 1843, William Mc ing. Burial will be in the North 3 Elgin Rectangular ...... I l f i f Kinley, 29th president of the United I ment building hardly a moment $10.75 cemetery. cf 5 Enantel W elsa...... • • • • $21.50 less States, was born at Niles, Ohio. I after a man had entered to rob it. S. N. Loomis was taken id at. The man was walking toward the A s the seventh in a family of nine 3 Round Large Waltham and Joseph’s hospital. Willimantic, Sun ' hotel desk as Roche and his men children, McKinley was obliged to $11.25 day evening; to receive treatments i pushed through the revolving door. enter at an early age the iron in Bracelets...... ^22.50 less for his limb. Seeing toe police the robber whirled, dustry, the trade of his father. He J $26.66 i pistol in hand. The officers opened 2 Small Round Crystal Elgin. . . $40-001eas 1-3 studied at Allegheny College, but fire before toe man could press the $24.38 left it to teach school. 8 Winton 15 J. Oval Styles...... |32.50 less FILIPINOS’ CLUBHOUSE trigger and he fell wounded with a k Deserting toe classroom to enlist bullet in toe body. $28.10 at toe outbreak of the Civil War, 6 Winton 15 J. 0 val Styles...... 1®®® Yf $30.00 McKinley served with such distinc IS WRECKED BY BOMB TO ERADICATE MALARIA. 5 Winton 15 J. with Bracelet. . . ,'®®®f4 tion with the Union army that he $33.34 was mustered out a major. Athens, Greece, Jan. 29.— (A P )— 3 Diamond Set 14 kt gold...... I®®® i i After studying law, and passing Premier Venizelos today expressed $43.30 Stockton, Calif., Jan. 29. (AP) the bar, he attracted considerable his thanks to Mr. Stroud, represent 2 Diamond Set 14 kt. gold...... f?f-|,l?J®®®i-5 A terrific explosion blew out the attention by campaigning for ative of the RockefeUer Institute, $30.00 front of the Filiuino Center, an old 4 Diamond Set 14 kt gold...... | 4 | 0 0 less 1-3 Rutherford Hayes, who was run for promised sendees of the insti mansion used as a clubhouse here $17.66 ning for governor of Ohio. As a tute in connection with eradication 12 15 Jewel Assorted Styles...... |26.00 jess 1-3 early today. Although dozens of result, McKinley was elected to of malaria in Greece. Filipinos were sleeping in the struc- ^ $15.00 Stroud told the premier the insti 10 15 Jewel Assorted Styles. . . . . $22.50 less 1-3 Congress and served seven consecu ture no one was reported injured tive terms in the lower house. tute would send a malaria special q seriously. . . r. 1 ist and sanitary engineer to Greece 16 6 Jewel Rectangular and , In 1891, he was elected governor The facade of the building, which $9.66 J of Ohio, and again his work attract . ; to combat the disease and educate Assorted...... $14.50 less 1-3 is located in one of the poorer resi' Greek pupils in its treatment ed attention. When toe Republicans dential sections in the southern por convened at ’ St. Louis to nominate tion of the city, was hurled across Men’s and Ladies’ Watch a candidate for president, McKinley the rtreet by the blast. Powder ex Off on Pocket was easily the choice. perts said the explosion w’as prob T a k e the safestmezns Bracelets The outstanding events which ably from black powder set under available for quick Watches 1 marked McKinley’s first administra the front porch. Waltham, Elgin, Illinois, 1 / 2 tion as president were the Spanish Many of the Filipino occupants of relief. Pertussin acts Price 89c to $5.00 W ar and the subsequent acquisition the building were thrown from their quickly and safely Hampden. of Porto Rico, the Philippines and beds by the blast, but a few bruises and is entirely free the Island of Guam. were the only injuries reported. 'The president was re-elected, but Police viewed the explosion a,s an^ from harmful drugs. 4 Elgin Legionnaire Strap...... §26.00 less % $19.88 his second term w’as cut short by aftermath of recent anti-Filipino an assassin’s bullet. His death rioting i. Watsonville, San Jose and 3 E lgin Fancy Shapes...... • i f 2 n n w v 111 78 plunged the nation in deep grief. other Californian cities. A few minutes after the explosion 2 Waltham Fancy Shapes ..... 1®^^^^ 4 fg ll^ The naval conference keynote there were reports of rioting in the probably would have sounded bet business district, but these proved ter to some of those attending if it to be fist fights between Filipinos 4 WalMJStrap»d ...... „ 5 ,m had been pitched in a minor in and whites at widely separated i points. stead of a major scale. 6 E lgin 2id Bracelet ...... $26.50 less % $19.88 10 15 J. Milos (Jar Proof and ^ ^ Bracelet) ...... v m m 5 15 J. Welsa and Bracelet...... ?26.00 less V2 ’ ...... »48.C«te14 S24.CKI $15 $15 AFTER IN VEN TO R Y SALE ' 126.50 ODD LOT 3. 15 Jewel Winton AssoTted. . . . |42.50 less 1 / 4 |3L8 5 15 Jewel Winton Assorted. . . . |37.50 less A |23-10 Men’s $15 Suits 4 15 Jewel Winton Assorted. . . . ?30.00 less % ?22.50 FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED Come Early For These Values. NO ALTERATIONS A Deposit Will Reserve Any Article Until W antea. j, GLENNEY'S m a y je w e l r y CO. 845 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN PA G E EIG H T wssr- ord of the last half of 1928. as they ed or did not leaum in connection were eliminated from the figures with the escape of Roland lAlone for the last six months of 1929, and his companions, it is the right EttFiting we find that the 1928 total is 25,- of the people of the state to be told : k 303, and that, on the same basis of by the proper authorities after PUBLISHED BY THE their report has been made and any HERALD PRINTING COMPANY. INC figuring, -there was an increase in I IS Blssell Street stead of a decrease last year. necessary investigation concluded. South Manchester. Conn. THOMAS KRRGUSON Next year’s report will also have It is of course quite possible that General Manager to be examined in order to avoid a the ends of justice would be best ------— ------— ■ — served by a temporary withholding Pounded October 1, 1881 j somewhat similar false impression, ------; because in 1930 no accidents under of any or all discoveries made ih Florida: but it is the general im Sundays* a*ndH'o"iLyrffi‘rrd^«“ t^^^ twenty-five dollar class will Post Office at South Manchester. | appear in the figures, whereas ■ in pression in this state,'and a very Conn., as |eco^nd^laM Mau^m | 1 9 2 9 those occurring during the firm one, that a full disclosure of One Year, by mall ...... 86.00 1 - ^ jjjg ygar are counted all the details, in due course, is de- Per Month, by m a ll...... » -60 “ ^ , ; manded by the situation. Delivered, one veai ...... total. Single copies ...... * ^yj^at we W2int in this state is The escape, the subsequent dense 1 T » * * « * W ------* j WHtTt MEMBER OFw. THE ______ASSOCIATED ; not a reduction in the number ot j silence maintained by the Prison | PRESS ThTIsrciairi'lffss is exclusively ' accidents brought about by chang-i Board, the entitled to the use for re"uhitcation . j^g the definition of an accident, of a prison attendant, tne suaaen or not"® ofhe^^^le‘'*l^redUed‘'^1l ‘ ?hls ^ but a reduction in the number of j dismissal of Deputy Warden Pat- paper and alsothe local news pub- ; (jgaths. There has been none. And | terson, “as a matter of routine, lished republication of j you can’t juggle figures to make j the somewhat unsatisfactory later special dispatches herein are also re- j appear that there has. statement of Warden Reed concem- When is a white elephant served. j ------— I ing an attempted bribe— these SPECIAL advertising REPRE things have stirred up an uneasy SENT." TIVE- Hamilton - UeLlsser. ISAAC M. ULIAIAN j Inc. 2S5 Madison Ave.. New York. N. uil- i curiosity on the part of the public' Y.. and 612 North Michigan Ave., In the passing of Isaac M. not an elephant? Cliicago. Ills. __ man of New Haven Connecticut I that isn’t going to be dispelled un importance ! til the whole story of this prison Full service client rf N E A Service. 1 loses a figure whose — ^------: a tnc ' a, u f miin 'and value to the political life ot , delivery is told. And it is an Member, Audit Bureau ot --c u .a - meas-j healthy condition to have the pub-
The Herald Priming Company. Jnc., | ured by the apparent extent of his ■ get and assumes no financial responsibility i good many years j the security of its prisons. for lypoeraphlcal errors appearing in ; ______advertisements in the hlanchester his forthright battimg against the: at Watkins Brothers, tomorrow Evening Herald.______! Republican state organization ex- j ILL-TIMED CLOWNING WEDNESDAY, JAN. 29, 1930 | erted,______on____ the______policies and ^ proceed- We have a good deal of admira- 5- piece bedroom suite consisting i ings of the dominant party in the j lion for Will Rogers’ ready wit and Fireside or piano bench with up h e White Elephant Sale at Watkins Brothers has nothing to of twin beds, dresser, chest of draw 1 . _ ...... ______a ViAvra holstered top, covered with tapestry THE DEADLY AIK ... gift of Aterse . expression.XXT We have do with elephants. It is a sale of.fine, heirloom furniture! ers eind vamty dresser. I state, an infiuence which while dis and mohair. Mahogany finished The death, on the lonely north Every piece of Watkins furniture, every carpet or drapery de Regular $18/.OO...... $149 turbing in its immediate effects un- none at all for his ideas of good gumwood frame. 1 C coast of Siberia, of Ben Eielson, j questionably served the wholesome taste. The London naval conference Regular $20.00 ...... 1 O sign in our stock has been selected by our own buyers after 5-drawer dresser with large mir T ror; made of walnut emd g;umwood. careful analysis. Each piece is chosen only after its style and decora greatest of Arctic fliers, and his j keeping the control of is no proper subject for the exer Occasional chair with solid ma mechanic, Earl Borland, with the j voters than cise of Mr. Rogers’ smart-alecky tive correctness is unquestionable------after it has been carefully com R e ^ a r ^ 0 1 2 hogany carved frame, cane back $35.00 ...... killing of a score of passengers in j otherwise might have been, satire. However, he is not to blame and hair-filled seat pad in pared with every similar piece in regard to style, construction and 5-drawer vanity dresser, made of crashes of two planes in the states tapestry. Regular $59.00 $39 value. Colonel Ullman was a good deal for not knowing that a great deal walnut and g;umwood. within a few days, constitute fur Wing Chair, English Chippendale of an idealist in politics as his many of harm can be done by vaudeville In other words, every piece is selected because we know it to be of Regular $49.00 ...... ther evidence that the game of a-vi- vrise-cracking over the greatest style upholstered in mohair and mp- beneficences and efforts for the quette velour. good design, because it is beautiful, and because it is what our cus 2 sleigh-type twin beds made of ationanon is SUUstill fulllUU of01 hazardsnazaiua andtuAu . * public welfare m his home city peace effort since the World War. Regular $179.00 ...... ^ I / O tomers want! Occasionally we find a few of these things which we mahogany and gumwood.
I 29, 1930,
You Made Me What I Am Today! WHITE ELEPHANT
By RODNEY BUTCHER NEA Service Writer 1 Washington, Jan. 29 —Dr. G|enn Frank, the president of the Uni versity of Wisconsin, has made one of those drastic proposals for p v - emmental reform which might be , good, bad, awful or terrible in its ef-1 feet, but which Congress will not j approve for an indefinite number of | decades. ., . ^ i His suggestion is for a third house . of Congress which would provide the country with “expert, unbiased advice” upon all legislative propos als. This suggestion was made long before Dr. Frank made it and there are several ideas about the possible functions of a third house. These ideas always are advanced whenever there is wide public discussion of revelations about the lobbyists, known as the “Third House since ITEMS AT HOUSE’S way back into the last century. Would Replace Lobbies The new third house would be designed to represent officially the f o r THURSDAY, JANUARY 30TH ONLY groups which are now represen^d by lobbies. That is what Dr. Yoo haven’t seen such t a ^ n s in years! This merchandise is all in A1 shape, We want to move it from our Frank appears to have in mm , though he speaks of a “House of shelves. You will profit this time. Technology,” and “unbiased ad-1 vice” and election of members b e-, cause of vnde and accurate kno\vl- | Double Texture ^‘^iome students of politics have ' OVERCOATS SUITS uronosed a purely advisory third , RAINCOATS h ou se^ th no more than the pow-1 Sizes 32 to 42. er to propose legislation, while Sizes 32 to 44 others Llieve it should have vot-| Were Sold from $12 to $22.50 ing powers similar to those of the Senate $17.75 bers are elected on the theory of $17.75 $8.98 popular representation. FOLEY’S TEAM LEADS Only 32 Left in this Lot. ^ Whatever prerogatives might be REBEKAHS TO PRESENT IN NEW YORK Only 26 Left in This Lot. Only 8 in this lot. given to this new chamber there would seem to be SETBACK TOURNEY culties in determining who was to ^ “TWELVE OLD MAIDS” New York, Jan. 29.—Little tales ' be represented in it and hov , ------of this funny town— much The problem, for mstance, | gg^gg for “Twelve Old Maids, In Forty-seventh street, several Foley’s Express team won first | of deciding the relative proper-1 comedy which Sunset Rebekah honors in the setback tournament FURNISHINGS tions of representation to oe j jodge will present at their enter- blocks west of the street of a mil granted industry, agriculture and fajoj^gnt in Odd Fellows hall Mon lion bulbs and twice that many in which the industrial teams from labor would be one which no dis- evening is as follows: boobs, there is one of those “whis various parts of the towm have per” clubs frequented by people of interested man in His right mind j Beamer, a schemer, takes been contesting for several weeks! the theater. . 10 DOZEN SHffiTS 3 Dozen would cg.re to tackle. A thousand i f,oarders—Mrs. Annie Lowd. past, meeting every Tuesday eve- j Heavy Weight and more organizations of every i Pearl, her hired girl, not so This particular all-night thirst Men’s Soft descrintion would clamor for seats j gio,^^_Miss Emily Kissman parlor is particularly dedicated to ning at the Manchester Community | Formerly Selling at and some might well demand scores --Madame - - ZikeUer,------~a fortime teU- the better knovra performers of the clubhouse. Their score for the en $2.50, n o w ...... $ l er after the coin—Mrs. Eleanor burlesque wheels and the cheaper tire twelve games was 1719. Buck- Flannel Shirts of seats. vaudeville circuits. Even in a town land came out second with a score Off-hand one can’t think of ^ y Prentice. , HATS yardstick by which ^heir claims Members of the Old Maids filled with odd resorts, it is more of 1703. The standing of the other than passingly unique. teams at the close of the series wns $5.00 Values now .. .$3.75 could be satisfactorily adjudicated. Union, W. W. A. M. No. 23: 25% OFF Formerly Sold as High as $4.00 Miss Lizzie Lidy, awfully tidy. One of its features, for instance, as follows; Bon Ami, 1675; Business The country wouldn’t = Men No. 2, 1658; Carlyle-Johnson, $4.00 Values now .. $3.00 invested wealth w'ere made the basis Miss Viola Greenaway; Selina is the presence of some 20 assorted Men’s and Boys’ Lined Gloves, of representation and invested Zook, an A-1 cook, Mrs. Mildred types of musical instrumente, rang 1617; Business Men No. 1, 1603; $3.00 Values now '. $2.25 ing from zithers and guitars to Hilliard’s, 1580; Burr Nursery, 1546; wealth would wreck the Harrison; Matilda Finn, who’s^ ra Value 59c to $6.00 $2.50 representation were awarded to or- ther thin. Miss Madeline Spiess; saxophones and pianos. If a per Young Men’s Community Club, $2.50 Values now .. .$2.00 -^ za tion s on the size of their Jemima Routt, a little stout. Miss former cares to do a little free en 1540; Manchester Green, 1533; De memberships. The- American Rail- . Florence Damberg; Ethel MeWade, tertaining and show off before his pot Square, 1519; Wapping, 1475. wav Association, the Farm Bureau j poetical maid, Mrs. Iva Ingra- friends, he needs but reach behind Business Men No. 2 won first the piano or walk into a little side place last night and Buckland, sec- | Federation, the A. F. 1 ^ room and fijid his favorite instru ond. Tuesday evening a week ago i American Legion, the League and the American Bankers Mandy------Menter, from Punkin Cen- ment of torture. the winners were Frank Spencer SHOE DEPARTMENT Ass^iation could each easily <3ecide fgj.^ ]yfj.s. Jessie K. Wallace; Thus, when a considerable num and Robert Reid. The men missed how much representation it should j^gfg q ’Foss, who loves to boss, ber of people are no longer able to their genial pal, Frank Spencer last have but who would possibly de- Miss -M-ica LillianT.iiUnn E.K. Reardon; L ovett see by the dawn’s early light, you 11 night and fourteen of them went 1 Lot Men’s Leather Slippers...... $ 1.0 0 McCann, who wants a man, Mrs. hear song-and-dance boys trying down the street to his home to pay | Women’s High Lace S hoes...... 5 0 c cide'between them? And what their last respects, Mr. Spencer died about the existing national or Doris Keefe; Cerinthy Fling, who out their new tunes or running over does nothing but sing. Miss Evaline their old ones. suddenly Saturday evening. Men’s $6.00 and $8.30 Tan O xfords...... $ 4 ,8 9 ganizations of hoboes, pedestrians Morris Sullivan will continue as 1 1 Lot Women’s A rctics...... $ 1 .2 9 and circus fans—and the Anti- D. Pentland; Lucindy Toots, who The walls of the large room are elocutes, Mrs. Minnie Smith; Eliza fairly plastered with autographed president of the group and Alexan Cigarette League ? der HaChna, vice president. Henry Men’s $6.00 and $7.00 Tan Shoes...... $ 5 .1 0 It does not seem as if many of Neff, just slightly deaf, Mrs. Mabel photographs of theatrical folk, cir 1 Lot W’omen’s Rubbers ...... 4 9 c Holmes; The Mystic Orann. a wood- cus folk and burlesque folk—m cos- Vailland will assist wdth the ar-1 us would live to see this proposed rangements. It is hoped to begin Boys’ and Youths’ Storm King B oots...... $ 3 6 9 third house; and yet the theory of en man who comes to life, Miss Thus you’ll see the “alley-oop the new series next Tuesday eve Broken Lines Women’s Pumps and Ties $ 3 .4 9 it is plausible enough. Beatrice Dart. . ning with 16 teams, and any who Representation in Congress is The scene of \the play is the par- brothers” all ready for their hand Boys’ and Youth’s Felt B o o ts...... $ 1.0 0 lor of Dew Drop Inn, Mrs. Beam- stand; the five Swinging Ginzbergs, wish to join should get in touch 1 Lot Women’s 13 Button S pats...... 7 5 c actually chaotic. The senator or with either of the men mentioned, the congressman theoretically repre er’s summer hotel and the time. the three------Yonkers wire ,, walkers, one summer afternoon. Others who and all the rest in an endless pag or Miss Christine Mason, director] Men’s 1 Buckle Work Arctics, sizes 6, 7, 8 $1.00 sents all the people in His district at the Manchester Community club. 7 9 c rctualTv h^may be elected by and take part in the eant of faces. It’s all very colorful. 1 Lot Men’s Rubbers resDonsible to industrial interests, i include Miss Edna Fradin But that isn’t my story. Its farmers, the KuKlux KIm , a sgong Hve readings and piano numbers. merely an atmospheric prologue, as labor constituency, the W.C.T.U. or Miss Arline Holmes in dances, Ed they say at the movie palaces. any other organized group. He win and Ruth Stratton, Bernice ^ d When Heinie—as we will call the POLICE COURT votes for the cause of those who can Edith Taggart in a comedy sketch, proprietor—peeps out and decides Mrs. James Shearer and Miss Mary to open the door, an extraordinarily C. E. HOUSE & SON, force him to listen. Voters do not organize as such McLean as accompanists. friendly pup will come bouncing up John Quish and Lloyd Basey were to give collective expression to to meet vou. He’ll bark a welcome picked up by Sergeant John their individual ideas and aspira and chew your shoe-strings; hell Crockett just before midnight last tions. If a voter _ has a s t r o j run off with your rubbers and then night on North School street for economic or moral interest to fur SIXTH GRADE PUPILS he'll go through his routine of creating a disturbance. Quish was ther or protect he joins a society | tricks. And his routine is “some charged with intoxication and or national association favoring, routine. , , breach of the peace and Basey was IN ASSEMBLY PROGRAM For Fritz was a stage dog. His that interest. To the ; charged with breach of peace. When they represent groups of citizens ------ancestry is vague, and his appear the case came up this morning both ance implies several assorted moth men wanted a continuance so that with interest in pully 350 chiiaren gathered in the tion they became a ^epresentaUve ^ u^iy o Robertson ers and fathers. In other words he s they could secure counsel. Accord a mongrel, with the wire hair of a ingly both cases went over until Sat agency toward the school on North school street yes- of them may represent more citi schom the terrier and the lines of a pooch. But urday morning. Quish under a bond White Elephant Values he’s a clever and lovable little cuss. of $200 and Basey under a bond of zens than can be found m a d ^ j-ogram given under the direction of He’ll play dead and jump through congressional His^cts.^^ _ j E^ith Pearson and Miss Doro- your hands and stand on His hind $100- INSURANCE George H. Adams of Bloomfield ------. whitnev. teachers m me lwu Men live their lives not as cit - ^he numbers in the legs and jump over tables and fetch paid a fine of $10 and costs for driv you things from odd corners. ing an automobile with defective zens of a b o ? as membJfs of order ?f their presentation and the The other night Heinie told the brakes. He was arrested at the Cen fraternal. and story of Fritz. ter yesterday noon by Traffic Officer Song—Old Black Joe, Janie Har- John J. McGlinn. The officer gave The Best Guardian of “We haven’t had him very long, him the signal to stop and when re °°nS\ wards b ? I "% he N^vfGam^^^^ and we mayn’t keep him,” admits Adams attempted to use his brakes Heinie. “You see. Fritz is sort of in they wouldn’t work. McGlinn gave Life and Property old-fashioned political x- „ i hock. I’m sort of holding him in the brakes a test and found that \vith a new technical civilization, i ski. escrow, or something. He belonged the hand brake was absolutely Poem—Cross Betsy, Edith Trou- the two of them maladjusted. The to a vaude-ville dog act. And that valueless. kind of act hasn’t been doing so well. The woman who ran the act was out i of work for a long while. She lived ter, ot interest to his own class h--1 girls a couple of streets up, in a dump A t OLSON’S over bv the river. And with her Insure Your Valuables All-Russian Congress in the : Play—Thrift—Grade 6B. lived ail the trained pups ?ovfet Union is made up of repre-1 Musical Recitation-The Movies “Well, she got kinda discouraged sentatives of tho various types ot Keto^^gtland. ^ and started coming up here w th A BOX m A GOOD SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT : theater friends. And to forget it MASURY PAINT workers, farmers and professional IS THE men with more regard for the class —Emma Smith and Russell Sadro- all, she’d take a drink once in a sinski. while. But someone always took > r - than for territorial division. Ger b e s t a n d CHEAPEST INSURANCE. many has a National Economic Poem—Children’s Hour—Catherine her check. Then she started com Gallons...... Council containing spokesmen for Walworth. ing in alone and we let her run up % Gallons...... *1*^ nine groups of industries, business, Poem—Ellis Park—Mary Qulsh. a big bill. One night I had to ask nroressions and occupations which Speech—Boy’s Right’s. her when she would pay. She said The Manchester Trust Co. Quarts...... • • • has power to initiate bills and give she didn’t know. First come, first cerved. The stock won t last long. official oninions on bills relatii^ to ST. MARY’S WIN. “ She happened to have this pup social and economic problems. Else with her, and she says suddenly where in Europe organized groups The St. Mary’s All Stars defeated would I take the dog and keep it All Pictures Cut to Less Than Cost are being given more part in gov the Rinkydinks by a score of 32 to until she got a ,iob again and could S h ip w r e c k s For example $2.50 Pictures $1.25 ernment. Over Here we have the 19. Hedlund and Kennedy playeo pay up. Sure, I says—and so we lobbies and lately we have been best for the winners while Mahoney on land too ^ “The funny part of it is, that this One lot of 5 Mirrors, learning how they work. played best for the losers. Our.Life Income plan will S. M. .\. S. (S3). dog’s become the main attraction Fire and Liability Regular $6.00 v a lu e ...... $3.00 PR.\IC IS FOOTB.VLL P. B. F. r. around here. People come up night keep you afloat and take you 1 Hedlund, If ...... 4 0 S after night ,1ust to play with him safely through the worst storm. A few odd sizes of and any number have tried to adopt Swing F ra m es...... 5 0 c Omaha, Neb., Jan. 29. 2 Kennedy, rf ...... 5 ^ him. But I don’t dare give hirn It pays you a comfortable Football may have its faults, but 1 Vennart, ...... 2 0 4 away for fear she’ll show up. income whenever you are One lot of 12 pictures Dana N. Bible, head coach at the 2 Stevenson, Ig ...... 1 ^ 'j think he ought to have a better Insurance University of Nebraska believes the unable to work on account of 12x16 inches framed, each 4 Cotton, rg ...... home than his, don’t you?" game today is lily white as compar 0 McGuire, rg ...... 2 Well, that’s just about all there illness or accidental injury. ed to what it used to be. is to the yarn. But it’s one of In a speech last night he set forth 0 If you die prematurely, it 10 those funny off-Broadwav things; provides for your family. a general answer to the promulga-1 UINKVDINK’ . a cunning trick dog in bock up RICHARD G. RICH tors of the widely discussed Bulletin i stair.s in a “whisper low, held foi If you live, it pays you an JOHN I. 23 of the Carnegie Foundation and * • South Manchester. 0 Sullivan, rg hi.n ov.-ncr’s bar bill! income for life chinning at Tinker Building* Painting and Decorating Contractor. to other critics of college football. g il b e r t SWAN. “ Faults probp.tly still exist, but 2 Mahoney. If ajgedS. 1 Mistretta, c 699 Main Street, South Manchester none can have any doubt about the Tho Russian government has pro nctlve efforts to administer addl- ^1 ^Shuetz. rg , . Inquire for cost at your age, tlonal remedies. Perhaps Bulletin 23 : 0 Tedford, Ig hibited the possession of Christmas trees. Maybe if that was done over Connecticut General and all this other criticism we hear., — d s k are beneficial in calling attention to 4 S 19 here, the day would be more popular. Life Insurance Company minor deficiencies. j ------______I There’ll come a time, of course, This is the time of year when you BAYKTI'K li. tU.AKKE It Is estimated that half the when the only place you’ll see receive a nice letter from some INSURANCE ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS farmers in America have no tele-' nhort-skirted ladies will be in niece or nephew you had almost for Ueoot Sauare, Manchester phones. '■He family album. gotten. Vi EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONNnWEDNESDAY. JANUARY 29,1980. MANCHESTER p^ g b t b n Rec Sets Season*s Scoring PENNOCK’ S GREAT PHIREM AN-PHIGHTER PHIL LUTHERANS OPEN Boxing Writers Gustafson and Marchinek SEASON AGAINST PITCHING IN ’ 23 Risko In Campolo Debate EVANS’ SUBJECT SPRINGFIELD HERE Star In Walkaway Battle Point Ont That Baker Boy Luther League Fives Play at Local Sport Four of Regular St. Michaelil HIGH SCORER Calls Yankee Hurler’s Feat Haa Met and Defeated Harding School Gym To Players Out With Injuries Most Courageous He Ever Chatter Best of Hearyweiyhts Re night; Good Preliminary. Joe Detro came near to smashing gardless of Size. and Rest Are No Match Witnessed In Long Ca the town single bowling record last week when he hit a score of 173 at The Luther League basketball five the Charter Oak alleys. After mak New York, J'n. 29.— (AP)—^Little for Locals. reer. ing a double strike in the eighth Johnny Risko, the Cleveland bsdier of the Swedish Lutheran church nnH ninth boxes, Joe needed only boy, is too small and delicate to be opens its season and second year of Ripping to shreds what^ little one more to seriously theaten the opposed to the heavy punches ct defense the St. Michaels of New By BILLY EVANS play tonight at the Hollister street 192 mark set by Ernie Wilkie sev Vlctoro Campolo, Argentine Gaucho, ■Haven had to offer, the Rec Five Copyright, 1930, NE.A Service, Inc. school gym against the crack eral years ago in the Cheney mill so the New York State Boxing Established the season’s high scor Springfield Luther League five. The league. Commission in solemn conclave, rul ing record last night when they Courage, as relating to baseball, prelim is scheduled for 7:30 o’clock, ed yesterday in declining to sanc chalked up a grand „total of is a peculiar thing to define. the main attraction for 8:30 o'clock. Detro’s fine score won him seven tion the Risko-Campolo bout Madi points against only 13 for the visi It is my thought thac many play Wallace Nelson will referee. of the ten boxes in the weekly son Square Garden had scheduled tors, a margin of sixty points. ers classed as “yellow,” sportdom’s ^ The team, managed by Ernest “razz-box” game conducted by Man for Feb. 7. The Manchester quintet was Swen" Benson won seven of its The commission said Risko who term for lacking in courage, are i ager Joe Farr. clicking last night as it never click eight games last year, including a has met them all and whipped most anything but that. i ed before. The smooth-working win over the Springfield League. A of them, would be no match for local machine time and again exe Perhaps no player in baseball is According to the bowling alley put to as severe a test as to cour- schedule of games has been arrang Campolo, who dropped a decision to cuted its plays with such clock-like ed to be played against Worcester, gossipers, the Majors were far from pitcher. During confident at the outset of th?ir Phil Scott in his last American precision that men were all a^ne North Grovernorsdale, Brockton, start. Risko whipped Scott at Cleve under the basket before the Elm a ball game he Hartford and other teams. Next Herald League match with the City contingent knew what it was faces any num Night Hawks Monday night. The land several years ago and has beat ber of situations week the five will journey to New en among others, Otto von Porat, all about. Britain for a contest with the team Night Hawks wanted to back up that call for the Ricardo Bertazzolo, Jack Sharkey, Reasons For Score there. arguments wilii There were two reasons for the age than the ^ rtn h S /b u t the“ noTto“e'^d oull Jimmy Maloney, George Godfrey, The line-up this year Includes reenbacks but the °°rth ^ n a o Uzeudun and Jack Delaney. unc-sided score. Most important of best that is in fit was not inclined him. Courage in practically the same players as last The commission’s decision came all was the fact that four of the season with “Spally” Gustafson as trip to Roxbury to have the tauk regular members of the St. a pitching sense as a decision to sports writer.1. left forward, Sherwood Anderson at that the Majors then proceeded to Michaels Raffone, Ragozzini. Peters may be likened Risko a rough and ready customer right forward, Harry Larson at cen win four points and take the league and Captain Donroe, were out of the Clarence “Gyp” Gustafson to poise. When at all times has been able to protect' ter, Iver Dahlouist at left guard, and leadership. lineup with either sickness or in a hurler has himself without outside help every jury. Their absence made the re pitching poise he Earl Anderson at right guard. In re serve will b'' Barney Jolmson, Milton Manchester Trade school la in time he has fought here. He has- mainder of the squad look as if it gives his best been very successful against the CASEY’S HICKS LIVE Nelson and Clarence Larson.. ' Middletown this afternoon meeting were suffering from pssiticosis. under all condi bigger heavies. The other reason why the Rec tions and ac sJiinffcani Following the main encounter re the Trade school of that city m freshments will be served at the basketball. Friday afternoon Tor- Campolo, at 225 poimds would offense functioned lay In the splen UP TO THEIR NAME cepts the bitter Billy Evaiia have about 30 pounds on Risko blit did manner in which Ray Marchinek Swedish Lutheran church. rlngton Trade will be entertained by with the sweet. that margin would not trouble him. of Holyoke, center on the Bristol Ordinarily, one would suppose The good ship Homeric returned to these shores recently bearing the In the preliminary the Flying the local mechanics at the Rec gym. Jack Dempsey did not find Jess Wil- Endees, fitted into the machinery. that It would require a Pitchers bat tall, grinning Englishman shown above. He Is Phil Scott, tl^ much- Swedes will meet the Junior team of Proving themselves more expe dard’s huge bulk at Toledo a bandi-' Marchinek worked the pivot play to tie to offer the greatest test Jir Phoufed Phlreman, ^>highter, Phainter or PhaUer. the Springfield league. The Swedes Jim Pontillo is booked to meet rienced and better organized team, cap, nor have hundreds of other perfection and the score might have pitching courage or ’ ^ fA ^ s’ much-Phouled Phlreman who has been known to go into a Phaint Phre will start with Herb Johnson, rf; Quido Glorgetti In a 14 game home champions and near Champions. been even larger had the Rec play the victors again swamped the team t^he case, though very often pitchers quently, came back here to Phlght Jack Sharkey, Boston heav^e^ht. Elmer Thoren, If; I^onard PJork- and home bowling match In whlcn man, c; Earl Johnson, rg; and Rus The more facetous among the ers given him a few more passes at which lived up to its name of battles have a number of critical the foul line Is to be observed. The sell Anderson, ig. commission’s critics asked what the the start. , . .. Casey’s Hicks, 86 to 40. The back situations that call for the best the !?h.TtSl Ang'S'th 4ng"i^'Sanagsr. ' first seven games will be at Joe Marchinek tossed in eight double- commission was going to do about bone of the "Victors was the fleet- Tklteher has to offer* Usuallyi a Farr’s alleys Friday night and the deckers for bis evening's contribu ditchers’ battle Is a game In which CHENEY GIRLS LEAGUE getting another opponent for Piimo footed Vlot, who was also high scor final seven at Gamba Brothers’ Sat tion to the landslide score but Clar few men are on the bases and the er, putting them In from all angles. Camera, the giant Italian. Camera ence “ Gyp” Gustafson went mm hurlers dominate the game through M. Strong ...... 8 5 81 74 urday afternoon. weighting 270 pounds Is in a class two better in addition to the fact The Hicks were bothered by the ab E. Kissmann . . . 99 91 96 sence of their star guard, Luplen, out, with but few critical solutions by himself so far as weight goes. that he didn't play a full game eith It has always seemed to me th « Sprinters to Furnish G. Hatch ...... 7 8 85 80 Grove City was defeated by Thiel but both Massaro and Bengston did The commission they say, could not er. Gustafson is rapidly coming to It Is an easy matter to pitch when C. Jackmore...... 9 2 82 102 the other night for the first time In well In filling in for him. “ Gig" permit any of the current heavy the fore in basketball circles here ewrythlng Is breaking N. T a g g a r t...... 1 0 9 95 80 the history of basketball relations Rossi and “Walt” Snow both had Season*s Chief Thrills between the two institutions. The weights to meet Camera and re and It won’t bo long before ho when your delivery Is it main consistent. outsts someone from a regular/Job four personals but were allowed to opposition can do but litt'o with it. 463 434 432 game went overtime and was won on the Rec team. One w-ouldn't be play because of the scarcity of play 29.— (A P )—f Simpson, the world holder at 100 Throwing by two points, George Stavnltsky, ers. Following is the summary: On the contrary. It is my though ' New York, Jan. BRUINS WIN AGAIN far off the right track to say that that the pitcher who keeps plugging will furnish ’ yards—9 2-5 seconds had entered C. Ritchie ...... 6 0 81 78 local lx)y, got four baskets. Victors (86) It appears, ho Is about readv for his promotion away, giving everything he has, m o^^S^the'thK 'of the 1930 In- the New York A. C. games at Madl- E. Anderson ...... 6 5 71 88 now. “ Gyp” looks better and bet B F. T. YOUNG AUTO THIEVES. Boston, Jan, 29.— (A P .)—The when all the breaks are against him. door track and field zeason. | son Square Garden Beb. 1^. H. Nielsen ...... 101 67 68 Bruins, world’s hockey champions, ter each game and was surely hit 2 Kovls, rf ...... 6 0*2 12 Is the fellow who shows the real H. Frederlekson . ...8 5 88 90 0 Johnson, If ...... 0 ^ With no Nurmi, Wide or Hahn m Elder, Bowman and Leland are Westport, Conn., Jan. 29.— (AP) had piled up a new winning streak ting on all six last nigtit. courage. L. P u k o fk y ...... 7 2 75 76 With all due credit to the Rec for 4 Rossi, c, I g ...... 1 1'3 3 the oftenlng the middle distance entered in the sprints of the Mlllro.ie —Two girls and three boys ranging of five straight games today by last its impressive showing, some of the 2 Vince, r g ...... 3 0:4 6 events, source of most of the sensa A. A. games Feb. 8. night's 6—0 shutout of the Pitts Tn the 1929 world series, Howard 383' 877 400 In ages from 16 to 18, are being held burgh I»lrate8. The gam was the gibry must be let go through the Ehmto d S d by many cmic- a. tion In the track world for the last Elder with a victory over Wilder here today for Roxbury, Mass,, au sieve because of the mediocre op ^ 17 2-13 36 five years, may have to take a second sjiutout of Uie season for iftcklne courage, gave a most re muth already to hla credit this year Spinning. thorities. They were picked up by the home team and their 25tii vic position. Against first-class opposi Casey’s Hicks (24) backseat, as It were, while the boys M. Reinartz ...... 7 6 68 93 B. F. markable exhibition i° makes his second eastern appear state police last night on charges tory in 29 games. tion, it goes without saying that the eame. In a half dozen trying sltua who specialize In' short distance# do ance In the St. Joseph's Catholic E. Wiganouski ...... 8 8 89 72 that they had stolen an automobile Rec attack would not have been 2 Magnuson, rf ...... 4 0-2 'Two go^s by Dlt' Clapper on t S he always managed to work their stuff. Club games at Newark tonight. His R. H an son ...... 6 8 71 72 In Roxbury, driven it to New Jersey passes from Cooney Welland, goals nearly as deadly. The visitors put 4 Snow, I f ...... 0 0’ 2 ■ hlB wav out. Later li the series The east has a great trio of dash- E. Massey ...... 6 8 78 79 up a very poor exhibition on the 2 Swanson, c ...... 1 0-0 chief opposition will probably come PTiri stopped here on their return by Oliver, Barry and Mackay on “ Lefty” Grove and Rube men in Karl Wlldermuth, George Daley. Fred Sturdy famous pole M. Damato ...... 7 1 70 82 chance. The Joke lies in the fact passes and an unassisted tally by defense and showed nothing more 1 C. Bengston, rg .... 1 0-4 called^upon as relief pitchers, hurled town’s intercollegiate outdoor cham than a poorly sighted long range 2 J. Massaro, I g ...... 1 0-1 vaulter will make hla appearance of filled with gasoline, and attempted Hutton accounted for the victory. SSgnlflcently. Guy Bush, of the pion; Jimmy Daley, of Holycross, the year against suc|i rivals as Ba"- 361 371 898 to get away without paying for the bombardment on the otfense. Velvet. 0-9 24 Pubs showed real courage in stop indoor Intercollegiate titleholder and ney Berllnger of Penna and Vrc Manchester threw in 81 field goals 11 12 E. Lennon ...... 8 8 98 65 fuel. „ . S tbs Athletic, in the ‘“ Jd gabi' Chet Bowman, Newark A. C., veter Pickard, formerly of Pittsburgh and Those held are Anna and Helen There are now about 100,000 per as compared to only five for the St. Referee: Happeny. S. Chesbro ...... 7 6 65 57 sons in the United State* Federal Michaels. Every local player ex Score half time: 17-12. after Chicago had d’'°PP®^A^nt^ex- an. But they will have to be at top a member of the 1928 Canadian Gallagher, John Glllon, Fred Money two. These are the more accent ex form to make a showing against the penitentiaries. cept Pete Conroy had a finger in Olympic team. and Joseph Brooker. hibltlons of courageous pitching. invasion of such western stars us 169 163 122 the scoring pic as the summary at TIGERS WIN AG.\IN However, for the most outrageous Phil Edwards, Ray Conger and tests. Gustafson and Marchinek Georgo Simpson of Ohio State and irame I ever saw pitched, during the Jack Elder of Notre Dame, as well Eddie Blake, are booked to battle were the outstanding performers al The Tigers defeated the Midget one thousand yards though Ding Farr also went well All-Stars■8 at the tne Franklinrranaua gym 22 years I spent as the southwestern flash Cy Leland /it out in a while he was in the contest the Lovett and B. M. Partied garred rtT S S ^ ^ rle. of Texas Christian. . I scratch race. first half. Not a single man on the for the winners while Now Haven team showed anything starred for the losers. H i? ? “bate"“ e, even worthy of mention. Tigers (31) eV s’ batUeffirtrt but r?aS!no game i nave e^r Rec Five (73) Sen made the impression on me P. B. th lt this one did, courage alone con- Bowler Who Set World’s Record p. B. F. T. Neubauer, r f ...... 3 0 Holland, rf ...... 2 2-2 6 1 B. McPartland, I f ...... 4 1 Faulkner, if 5 2-4 12 Herb Pennock pitched the game^ 1 Brown, ...... I It was the sixth and final one of the To Appear Here This Evening The Thrifty 0 Gusafson, rf, If .10 1-1 21 0 Weir, rg ...... I 3 Marchinek, c .... 8 0-2 . j 1923 series. It was a victory for the 2 Lovett, rg ...... 4 Yankees, carrying with it the cham- 1 Madden, rg ...... 2 0-2 4 0 Henry, Ig ...... I Dionship. Pennock was found fo 0 Farr, Ig ...... 3 0-1 6 1 McVeigh, Ig ...... 0 2 Conroy, Ig, rg ...0 0-0 C teS hits, including a triple and a Mike Bogiiio of Hartford to^^BlLLlARD PLAYERS 0 Dowd, rg, Ig ....4 0-0 S 14 3 31 home run. Yet so courageously did Buyer Will Midgets (19) the slim sou th p ^ S^'^S'iants^made 34 5-12 73 that the New York Giants made Meet Berthold In Ten P. I TO DINE TONIGHT St. Michaels (18) 0 Mickey, r f ...... only four runs. B. 2 Mike, I f ...... Game Match at Charier j — A. Marenna, rf .. 1 Pennock. not too strong physlcal- Appreciate These 0 Muldoon, c ...... Iv can stand Just so much work. The members of the elimination L. Marenna, rf .. 0 0 De Forrio, r g ...... F. Ragozzino, rf . .0 He had been used in the third game, I pocket billiards tournament recent- 1 Heres, Ig ...... beating the Giants, 4-2, after Mc- Oak Alleys. Mongillo, If ...... 0 ' ly conducted at the Masonic Tem Gianelll, c ...... 1 8 3 19 Graw’s club had taken the first twa Schroeder, Ig .... 2 In the fourth game, he had been Manchester bowlers are in store ple will gather tonight for a dinner rushed to the relief of S^awkey "^th and social get-together—a sort of De Laurentis, rg .0 PIRATES VICTORIOUS. for a rare treat this evening when WHITE ELEPHANT VALUES Mar tone, I g ...... 0 The Pirates defeated the West the bases filled, stopping a big rally. a celebration of the successful sport O’Brien, rg ...... 0 Despite the fact that Pennock had Mike Bogino, crack Hartford pin Side Buddy’s at the Franklin gym ing venture just concluded. A chick 32-20. B. McPartland and McVeigh worked twice in three days, Hug artist, comes to town to meet 8 5 3-5 13 gins selected him to pitch the sixth Arthur “Kaiser” Berthold of Rocli- en pie dinner will he served prompt starred for the winners while Coma contest. The Giants had to wn jt Boys’ Blue an3 Green Manche.ster .. 10 23 13 27— 73 featured for the losers. Both, teams ville in a special match at Joe Farr’s ly at six o’clock. Boys’ Shirts and Blouses New Haven ... 2 6 3 4—15 to stay in the series, while victory popular Charter Oak alleys. Leather Blouses played exceptionally well. memit the world championship for Following the conclusion of the Referee; Clyde Waters. ^ Pirates (82) Bogino and Berthold are engaged meal, Harold Dougan will present Some Preliminary I ’.he Yankees. in a twenty game home and home P. B. F. T. Worshipful Master Herbert L. Ten $12 Value The preliminary game was far If ...... 6 0 12 The Giants scored a run in tne match. The first ten were rolled last Value to $1.50 6 5 c 3 McPartland, first, fourth, fifth and sixth innings- ney with the cue stick he offered as more interesting than the main at 0 McVeigh, rf ...... 4 1 9 week in the Wooster alleys in Hart a prize to the tourney winner. Later traction. It was an encounter be During that time Pennock had been 3 Prentice, c ...... 1 ^ ’ ford and resulted in Bogino taking there will be an exhibition fifty tween the Weasels and Society hatted hard in every inning, it the commanding lead of 108 pins. $6.00 Brand, two scrub teams picked up 2 Benson. I g ...... 2 i I seemed as if there were always two point match between Dougan and 1 Brozowski, rg ...... 3 U o While this lead is sufficiently large Tenney. It was not so many years . to entertain the fans when the or three runners on the bases, but to make it outwardly appear a fore North & Judd Girls of New Britain never weakened and de back that Dougan used to be one of 14 4 32 gone conclusion that Bogino will still the best cue artists in Manchester. Boys’ Sport Hose failed to appear for their scheduled 9 ^Ite the battering he was being sub he ahead when the match is con Boys’ Shoes W. S Buddys (20) Tenney, it will be recalled, recent battle with the Rec Girls. Some of B. jected to, put thought and courage cluded this evening, bigger margins the most sensational and unique P. back of every ball pitched. ly won the pocket billiard champion 3 Ford, I f ...... 0 have been overcome before. Values up to shots seen in the Rec gym in a long N^ver once did he falter. It was Bogino’9 big lead Is due entirely ship of the Temple when by nosing Values to $1.50 2 Brimley, rf ...... 0 out Loren C. Qlfford in a hard- 6 5 c $ 5 .5 0 ...... $ 2 . 7 5 time were made in this contest. The ...... 2 early apparent to him that he dldn t to his world-record feat of topling tilt took on all the aspects of an 2 Heres, c ----- fought hundred match which was ...... 0 haye his stuff, causing him to work 717 pins the first five games of the "Our Gang” comedy with a pair of 3 V. Lennon, rg carefully on eyery batter, resulting featured by a brilliant "ninth-inning B. Lennon, Ig ...... 1 initial leg cf the match. The pre Mickey McGuires thrown in to boot. In his being in the hole much of the vious record was 714. Bogino aver rally” that all but brought about the The latter were Bobby Sturgeon 1 Coma, rg ...... -5 time. In the first six innings, I feel defeat of the worshipful master. 1 Muldoon, I f ...... 0 aged over 143 pins per game and hit and "Hop” Oppizzi. I am conseryatiye in saying, the 184 the second contest. Yet, despite Youths’ Shoes, $3.50 Quality ...... $2.00 The crowd was in an uproar al 8 4 20 Giants, hit 10 balls on the nose but Boglno’s phenominal bowling which most all of the way, especially when 12 always directly at some fielder. Mc- m i a n n e p a l f r e y w i n s Referee: Kennedy. was enough to discourage any bow Not all sizes (m these items. Referee Clyde Waters was “taken Graw’s club had made only mour ler, Berthold kept fighttog every for a ride” on a false telephone call ------. _ ^ Brookline, Mass., Jan. 29.—(AP.) runs, whereas a basehit in the pinch, inch of the way and concluded victoiy by young Mianne Pal- pretense. Patsy Vince took his place sprinkled here and there through but didn’t bother to bring along a the splendid average of 125 for the frey, third oldest of the Palfrey Last Night's Fights out the six innings, would haye re ten games against 135 for his op whistle, purposely giving the play sulted in three times as many. sisters, over Miss Virginia Rice of ponent. Boston featured the third round Men’s Jersey and Canvas Gloves ers free rein. What happened is New York—^Victor Ferrand, hard to describe, but it was a com Close followers of the sport pre play of the Women’s National In Spain, outpointed Freddy Lattanzio, In the meantime, a home run by dict that Berthold will beat Bogino bination of football, hockey and par Ruth in the first inning had been door Singles tennis toumament. Leather palm and bach. Values up to 75c. lor rugby. V* New York, 6. , , , tonight but that his margin of vic The quarter-finals will be played to Jacksonville, Fla.—Young Manuel the only run scored off Nehf, pitch tory will not be enough to overcome Now ...... Society Brand (89) ing for the Giants. The break that day with six of the seeded eight ■p. B. F. T. Quintero, Tampa, outpointed Harry the 108 pin lead. The match is sched surviving. Pennock had been pitching and hop uled to gat under way at 9 o’clock 7 ]Madus, rf ...... 4 1 9 Wallach, Brooklyn, 10. ing for, came in the eighth. Nehf Miss Rice, who was ranked The above merchandise is discontinued lines and represwits val 3 aainer, If .:.i 1 0 2 Wilkesbarre, Pa.—Johnny Farr, sharp; It seems a foregone conclu Number 6, was the first seeded lost control, allowed two hits, then sion that a crowded house will be on 4 TPomm, c '.. 4 3 11 Cleveland, outpointed Steve Smith, passed two men on eighT: straight player to be beaten, the score be hand to watch the two filen clear the ing, 6—4, 6—4. Mrs. J. B. Jessup thrifty buyer. 11 Johnson, rg Bridgeport, Conn., 10. balls. He was derricked by McGraw forests. of Wilmington, Del., Is top seeded 17 Sturgeon, Ig Detroit—Battling Crlss, knocked and Ryan sent to the rescue. Before out Bill Browne, Pontiac, Mich., 2. the inning was oyer the Yanks had in the tournament and Miss Mar SPORTS BRDEFT. garet Blake of Lenox is defending 42 15 9 39 Indianapolis—Jackie Purvis, Tor soored five runs, enough to win the Weasels (18) onto, outpointed Billy Petrolle, Far champion. Miss Palfrey was not game and series. New York—State Athletic Com P. B. go, N. D., 10. That game will always stand out ' 4 Dwyer, rt J- S t Petersburg, Fla.—^Tony Leto, mission rules RIseko is not fit op All four seeded teams in the as the most courageous game I have women’s national doubles advanced 14 Oplzzt, If 2 Tampa, outpointed Harry Forbes, even seen. Pennock, minus his usual ponent for Campolo. GLENNEY’S Edgewstsr, Miss.—Russ Martin, into the second round without dif 9 (3eveUo, o Chicago, 10. stuff, stuck to his guns under the 8 Runde, Tg of Chicago, leads qiiallflers in !Pan- ficulty yesterday. Twenty-eight liOS Angeles, Fidel Labara, Ix>s most discouraging conditions and teams are entered in the national 6 Foxz, Ig’ Angeles, outpointed Johnny Torres, finally got the break necessary to Amerlcan Amateur Golf toumament with 73, mixed doubles to be begun today. 4 Id 18 Los Angeles, 10. win a jKprld’A title.
I PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY.29,1980. E U ^ M* try'And made arrangements for her sent it to his wife. The ship ed from Jacksonville, Pla., on Jainu- States he was informed that he £(lso be other could make the trip but that his paastort. So he sailed alone. After ing her to the United States i tend. There will, ary 6 with dtunber cargo for this special numbers. MEN s m i DKCWG wife would be forc^ to stay in becoming snarled in red tape, .be in New York yesterday and t Mr( and Mrs. Backofen Surprised Overnight port, unreported and ten days over* Poland until he reached this coun fh m ^ obtained the passport and union followed; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Backofen ROCKVILLE of Mountain street were pleasantly Groton, V t—Two business budd surprised last evening by a party of i ings burned with $20,000 loss in fire FOR BODY OF FLIER their friends from Rockville and A. P. News threatening other structures. Manchester. ' The affair was in Melrose, Mass. — Patrolmau Resigns As Manager honor of Mrs. Backofen’s birthday. Robert A. Lloyd averts theater Middletown—Fire causes between Nome, Alaska, Jan. 29.— (A P )— Francis H. Dielenschneider, son of The guests included Mr. and Mrs. panic after explosion in basement by In a bleak arctic lagoon 90 miles Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Dielen Edward Harding, Mr. and Mrs, $90,000 and $100,000 damage to shouting from stage that noise was First Methodist Episcopal church. southeast of North (Jape, Siberia, Yes! Haven’t Any schneider of Ward street, who has George Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Herb collision of automobiles in street. Stafford Springs—Rhode Island been the efficient House Manager ert' Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lein- Warren, R, I.—Michael P. Griffin, sesachers today still were digging Worsted Company offers $500 re at the Palace theater for some time, hof and Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Chap resigned town tax collector, arrest into the ice-like snow in an effort to has tendered his resignation, to go man of Manchester. The guests ward for apprehension of persons find the bodies of Pilot Carl Ben responsible for acts of vandalism in ed on charge of having embezzled into effect next week, announcment came well supplied with good things $17,587 of town’s funds in 1928. Elielson sad his mechsoic, Earl Bor- being made to this effect late Tues to eat, and also presented to Mrs. factory. Isad, whose plane ersushed in a storm Southington—Plans for organiza Boston—Bill which would prohibit day afternoon. Backhofen birthday gifts of silver courts and legislative committees November 9 vLile flying to the fur spoons and a brooch. Cards were tion of Plantsville Foundry Corpora trading ship Nanuk, icebound at The new's comes as a complete tion with $50,000 capital stock an from compelling reporters to diS' surprise to his host of friends, but played during the evening for which close sources of information Is given North Cape. prizes were given. Mr. and Mrs. nounced. The plane, badly wrecked and they will be pleased to know that he Norwalk—Dr. Frank K. Shuttle- “leave to withdraw” report by legis is to enter Temple University, Phila Chapman won first and Mr. and nearly buried in a snowdrift, was Mrs. Backofen the consolation. worth of Yale explains to mothers lative committee. delphia for a four year course in Worcester, Mass.—George Wil found by Pilots Joe Crosson and Notes purpose of questionnaires distributed Harold Gillam last Saturday while business administration. liam Eggers, art museum director, A son Omer, Jr., was born on in schools. on sa aerial scouting trip from the “ Frank” as ho is known by his Meriden—Harry Graham of Cam chosen to direct American art ex- WHITE many friends in this city, is a pro Tuesday morning at the Rockville Nsauk. bridge, Mass., suffers fractured spine hibiUon at Royal Academy of Art in duct of St. Bernard’s^ school and a City hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Omer Some of those searching for the Fontaine of Brooklyn street. Mrs. when struck by auto. Sweden in March. _ bodies of the missing men were graduate of the Rockville High Hartford—Police announce that school. He has been local manager Fontaine was the former Miss Helen Derry, N. H.—Mildred ^ taken to f e scene by Crosson and Dorothy Baldwin, 20, missing of the Palace theater for the past Smith. 13, fatally injured when auto strikes Young on later trips, while others two years and he has conducted his Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dennette arc Bridgeport girl left here for New her sled. arrived by dog team from the duties in a faiUiful and conscien on a week’s trip to Canada. York few days after disappearance Cambridge, Mass.—Will of late Nsauk. As the plane evidently tious manner. His splendid person Miss Gertrude Herskell of this presumably to meet her sweetheart, Mrs. Ellen P. Hall, bequeathing struck the earth while flying at high ality and courteous manner has not city was the recent guest of her sis a West Point cadet. greater part of $270,000 estate to speed, it wa.c believed its two occu Washington—Senate rejects first only made a host of friends for him ter in Plainville. Boston charitable institutions, al pants were thrown clear of the self, but has won the good will of Mrs. Frederick J. Cooley of Union of series of amendments to raise lowed in Probate Court. wrcckagt and buried in the snow. the Rockville public for the Inter street left today for Grass Valley, tariff on vegetable, animal, and fish To Bring Body Here state Theater Corporation. Cal., to visit her daughter. Mrs. oils and fats. Interment of Eielson’s body in Walter M. Matteson. She plans to Only Delicious Home-Made Candy While at the Rockville High Kansas City— Coroner orders in Arlington Nationsil cemetery when school “ Frank” was an athlete of no be gone several months. vestigation of airplane wreck which YALE COLLEGE THIEF it was recovered, providing relatives Mrs. John Henry and family of MADE FRESH DAILY SEE IT MADE little ability, winning his letter on cost five lives. consent, wsis proposed yesterday by both the basketball and baseball Hartford were in this city on Mon- day attending the Ryan-Jelinek i Temple, Okla.—Harry Adair, un Alfred J* Lomen, manager of rescue ----- KNOW IT’S PURE ----- teams. While at Temple University IS HELD IN HARTFORD operations, in a message to Grsdiam wedding. der 40-year sentence for killing J. he will no doubt make a name for D. Graham, shot to death by vic B. Grosvenor, of New York, presi himself in these sports. He has the Mrs. Charles Phelps, Miss Doro thy Phelps and Miss Mildred Phelps tim’s son. dent of the Aviation Corporation. best wishes of his many friends for New York—Action on receiver Hartford, Jan. 29.—(AP)—How Lomen, sis well as Governor George Q/VNDY SPECIALS success in his w'ork. of Ellington avenue have left for a ard Abbey, 25, of this city is re trip to California and Hawaii. ship for Fix Film Corporation held A. Parks, of Alaska, characterized THURSDAY— ^ James F. Mahoney, Connecticut ported by police to have confessed Eielson as the “Father of Aviation manager of the Interstate Theater M. J. Cosgrove has been confined up for two weeks by Federal Court being the, “collegiate” thief who has Milk Chocolate Covered Nut Cllwsters (containing only the better grade nuts, no to his home on North Park street to permit work on re-financing plan. in Alaska” , and declared he belong Corporation said on Tuesday that stolen clothing and fur coats valued ed to the nation because of his ex peanuts) regular 89c lb., siM^cial...... lb. several applicants for the position by illness the past few days. Topeka, Kan.—U. S. Circut Court at $1,500 from Yale dormitories and of Appeals holds Interior Depart ploits in the north and also because Assorted Stuffed Fruit Chips, reig. 49c lb., special...... 29c lb. were being considered'and that a dining halls during the last few of his services in the World War. formal annovmcement would be ment had no authority to transfer weeks. Abbey was located in the $1,100,000 in bonds held for Jackson Ole Eielson, father of the aviator, made viithin a few days. BOXER GETS DECISION county jail here serving ten days for was reported enroute to Fairbanks, FRIDAY— • ' Vernon Grand List Barnett, Oklahoma Indian. breach of the peace, after New Alaska, from Hatton, N. D., to claim The Board of Assessors of the New York—Red Doimelly, reput Haven authorities had requested his the body of his son when it is re Milk Chocolate Peanut Nougats,,“reg. 59c lb.. Special...... 39c lb. Town of Vernon, consisting of 11 DAYS AFTER SCRAP ed head of Brooklyn waterfront apprehension. t covered. He said he intended to re Double Cocoanut Kisses, reg. 39ic lb.. Special ...... 27c lb. James Elliott, V^illiam V. Sadlak racketeers, shot and killed on pier. Meanwhile Peter Regani, 29, turn the body to North Dakota for and William O. Sanford have com Washington—Acting Secretary of Morris Marshak, and Donald Mon interment in the family plot beside pleted their w’ork and have turned Chicago, Jan. 29.— (A P )) — the Navy Jahneke expresses confi tano, of New Haven have been another son, Erwin, and their SATURDAY— over to the town clerk the assess The “eleven day decision” has dence Byfd expedition will get all charged with Idleness pending in mother. Milk Chocolate Nougatines, reg, 59c lb.. Special ...... 39c lb. ' ment for the year 1929. Teh asses joined the now famous “four help needed. vestigation by police of suspicions Peanut Butter Crisps, reg. 49c ibSpecial ...... -9c lb. sor^ have completed the re-assess teen count” as Chicago’s con- Chicago— Mrs. Mary Murphy de that the trio received stolen goods. ment of the entire town in accord inous count” as Chicago’s con nies responsibilitw for death of hus Coats valued at $1,000 have been BELATED HONEYMOON. ance with the state law and the net tributions to the oddities of the band from whom she received $1,- recovered by detectives in New list is 510,529,813. and the increase prize ring. Last night, eleven 000,000 estate. Haven. New Britain, Jan. 29.— (AP)— A AT 5415,16-1 over 1928. Springfield. Mass.—Republicans Abbey is alleged to have admitted honeymoon interrupted three months days after Leo Lomski, the selling fur coats in New Haven According to the recapitulation “ Aberdeen Assassin” had ex nominate Frederick D. Griggs for ago by Immigration laws was re speakeasies, pawning but one in sumed in this city yesterday, with th" grand list is $10,668,127 but the changed roundhouse rights and Congress: William J. Granfield wins Bridgeport. Whether this is true, the arrival from Poland of Mrs. exemptions of $138,314 bring the lefts for ten rounds with James Democratic race. The So. MaiwJiester Candy Kitchen police are not certain, for net list to $10,529,813. There 1477 Lancaster, Pa.,—J. Roland Kia- ^ b^ yj Joseph Kita. Braddock, the rugged light was unable to pay a fine of $10 im Kita went to Poland last summer ilwellings valued at $4,071,250; 1888 heavj’^veight from Jersey Citj-, zer, Republican elected to succeed .W^XT TO GLENNEY’S barns etc. valued at $522,S50; 2281 posed after an altercation with a and took a bride. When he at the Illinois State Athletic Com late Congressman W. W. Griest. policeman here recently; He is al tempted to obtain passports for both lots valued at $1,005,300; 132 com Yuma, Ariz.—Body found in irri mercial establishments valued at mission revealed that an error leged to be a. notorious sneak thief of them to come to the United gation canal at Curovas, Mexico, $821,400; 17 mills valued at $1,937,- had been made by the referee with a long record, and it is be 9.50: 8255 acres of land valued at and that Lomksi was entitled to identified as that of W. Paul Love lieved he posed as a Yale student to .5299.400; 191 horses and mules valu tile decision instead of a draw. land, Pasadena, Calif., contractor. gain access to rooms sad dining Boston—Walter Maranville, Bos ed at $10,175. The ruling was made official. halls; ton Braves’ shortstop, notifies club There are 616 meat cattle valued Undue excitement and poor The .South American capybara at $33,130; sheep and poultry, arithmetic on the part of the he has signed and forwarded 1930 $7970: carriages and wagons, $1,- referee Davy Miller was blam contract, denying holdout rumors. is the largest rodent in the world. 675: 1583 autos and trucks valued ed for the mixup by the com- Portland, Me. — Four-masted It sometimes attains the weight of at $549,525; watches and jewelry, nussion. i schooner Lucia P. Dow, which sail 150 pounds. $1665; furniture. $133,605; miscel MARLOW’S laneous tools, $28,400; goods on hand, $1,095,280; cable etc. $100,- 000; bonds, $2000; other taxable property $12,325; 507 lists not re corded, 10 per cent tax, $34,277. In 1928 the grand list was $10.- 241,622 with exemptions of $126,973 making the net list $10,114,649. In 1909 the grand list was $10,262,107, with exemptions of $54,227, making CLEARANCE SALE the total $10,207,880. To Attend Banquet l ^ w prices Rockville will be well represented The big" value-giving event is here. We h ave made tremendous reductions on thou at the banquet at the Hotel Bond. sands of the most wanted items and it affords am unusual opportunity to buy seasonable Hartford, Thursday evening. Febru ary 6. to greet the National Com merchandise at surprising savings. Th*2 valued are the best ever offered, the savings mander O. L. Bodenhammer, who will be the honored guest and chief are bigger than ever, and the assortment is thej. largest in town. speaker. Mrs. Donald McRea. na tional president of the Auxiliary will be present. Members of Stan SOCONY ley Bobosz Post No. 14, and mem BETTER VALUES! BIGGER SAVINGS! bers of the local Auxiliary are plan ning to attend. All those who ex The new prk a fer Sotnny Gns- pect to go to Hartford on the eve eline in representative commu‘ LARGER VARIETY! ning of February 6, should have nities— quoted in tenths o f a their reservations in on or before Saturday. February 1, with Com Standard Oil Company cent a gallon: mander William C. Plunder of Stan Large Cocoa M ats ...... • 1.00 ley Dobosz Post. The banquet Seamless Sheets, 81x90 ...... 79c tickets are $2.25. There wall be an Price Price Hemstitched Pillow Cases...... 19c Columbia Lunch Kit com plete...... 1.00 without with elaborate repast, stirring speeches of New York CONNECTICUT T« Tax Bates’ Rayon Bedspreads...... 2.69 Steel Ventilator with wood frame, and an entertainment commencing Bridgeport. : 16.7c 18.7c 1 8 x 3 7 ...... 17c at 7:30 p. m. Collinsrille : 16.6 18.6 Bate’s Ensemble Bedspreads...... 3.98 Pythian Sister Meeting White Cups and Saucers, s e t ...... 10c announces new price basis Danbnry; : : 16.8 18.8 Boys’ and Girls’ Union Suits ----- 45c, 79c The regular meeting of Damon Decorated Cups and Saucers, 2 sets . • 25c Temple, Pythian Sisters was held Danielson : : 16.3 18.3 Cottage Sets with Colored Inserts ... 79c Derby ; ; ; : 16.7 18.7 Padded Ironing B oard s...... 1-98 in Foresters Hall on Monday night Long Ruffled Curtains, pair ...... 55c at 8 o’clock, with every officer of Essex ; ; ; 16.5 18.5 Grey Enamelled Pots, 10 qt. cap...... 59c the lodge present. Mrs. Ellen Fiss, Hartford. : : 16.5 18.5 Scranton Lace Curtains...... 20% off Louise Blair and Lydia Tennstedt 16.8 18.8 Assortment of Fancy Colored Glass . figured to one tenth of a cent Litchfield : ; Rayon Vests, Bloomers, Panties, Step-ins, were appointed a committee for en Meriden; : : ; 16.6 18.6 ware ...... 79c tertainment for the month of Feb Blimps, Shorts, choice ...... 55c Middletown ; 16.5 18.5 Large Bread Boxes...... 1*00 ruary. Mystic: ; : ; 16.4 18.4 Choice of our $1.00 quality Rayons A committee was also appointed (HE Standard Oil Company o f New York New Haven ; 16.6 18.6 including extra sizes ...... 79c Assortment of Alumfnumware consisting to make plans for the annual mas- 16.4 18.4 ouerade ball to be held in Princess New London. of 2 Qt. Percolators, 5 Qt. Tea Kettles, will apply to the gasoline business the same 18.8 Flat Crepe Bloomers, Panties and Hall on February 15. including New Milford. 16.8 10 Qt. Dishpans, 2 Qt. Double Boilers, 16.4 18.4 S tep -in s...... 79c Evelyn Weber, Mrs. Anna Wet- principle which has worked so satisfactorily in Norwich. : : Choice ...... I'tein. Mrs. Sadie Nutland. Mrs. Rockville ; : 16.5 18.5 Ladies’ Fabric Gloves reduced Martha Deitzel, Mrs. Lydia Tenn- Sooth Norwalk 16.8 18.8 t o ...... 39c, 65c, 79c Good Quality No. 7 Brooms ...... 39c stedt, and Mrs. Martha Thuemler. the automobile business. Stamford ; z ; 16.8 18.8 ; Ladies’ Flannel Gofwns reduced Push Brooms, No. 1 4 ...... 79c The past chiefs of the Pythian When you buy an automobile, you pay a Thompsonvillc 16.6 18.6 Sisters will meet with Mrs. Harriet Torrington ; 1 16.8 18.8 t o ...... • •.. 87c, 1.00, 1.19 Assortment of Framed Pictures...... 45c Nutlan;! on Monday evening, Feb factory price plus a fixed handling charge plus Waterbary; ; 16.6 18.6 Costume Slips of Glosheen, shadow- Dish Drainers...... 25c ruary 3. WiUiinaatic : 16.4 18.4 ^Mother's Club Banquet proof ...... 65c Rag Rugs, 18x36 ...... 29c Winsted: ; ; 16.7 18.7 Grace Mae and Cannonette—service and Plans have been completed for actual freight cost to yoUr community. Leatherette Shopping B ags ...... 39c the annual banquet of the Every NEW YORK semi-chiffon full fashioned hose, Mother’s Club, which will be held Effective February ist, you will buy Socony Amityville ; : - - 16.5 18.5 regular 1 .4 9 ...... 1.19 in Wesleyan Hall this evening at Aqnebogue ; 16.8 18.8 Crib Blankets with bound edges ----- 1.00 6:30 o'clock, commencing with a Bemberg Full Fashioned H o s e ...... 87c the same way. All prices will be based on the Bay shore . . 16.5 18.5 Boys’ Sox reduced t o ...... 19c, 29c, 39c Infants’ Teddy Suits reduced. roast beef supper. There will be a - 18.3 program of murical selections and Beacon : ; : 16.3 Children’s Wool Hose reduced to 29c, 39c Suedine Zipper Suits ...... 4 -9 prevailing bulk price at seaboard. The retail Brewster. : : - 16.8 18.8 a play will be presented by the Busy Men’s Blue Work S h irts...... 59c Infants’ Flannels reduced. Bees of the First Evangelical curch. Brooklyn ; : • 15.3 17.3 ...... 79c price will be determined by adding to the bulk Men’s Fancy Hosiery reduced Sleep Garments reduced t o Mrs. Robert AmEnde and Mrs. Lena Cold Spring Children’s Sweaters reduced. Griffin are in charge of the pro Harbor . : • • 16.5 18.5 t o ...... 19c, 29c, 39c gram. price a fixed charge to cover handling and profit, Glenwood Landing 16.S 18.5 Lions To Meet Greenport: e 11 16.8 18.8 At the regular meeting of the plus the actual rail cost to each community Inwood : 1 1 3 3 16.5 18.5 Lions Club at the “Rockville” this MUlerton ; t •■ m • 16.8 18.8 evening, there will be a round table H • figured to a tenth of a cent. Tbc new price Mt.Kisco : : • • 16.3 18.3 Sale Starts 'tomorrow discussion of “ Traffic and Parking Mt. Vernon : • 16.3 18.3 Problems. Mayor A. E. Waite and • signs on all Socony pumps will show the price « A Roger J. Murphy will be guests of New York Caty • . • 15.3 17.3 the club. Ossining i 3 1 1 16.4 18.4 The meeting will start at 6:15 in tenths o f a cent a gallon. Patchogne: 3 3 3 16.5 18.5 o’clock with the usual supper. Pottefaester i 3 1 1 6 .8 18.8 There will be a brief business ses Port Jefferson 16.5 18.5 sion, after which the round table Sag Harbor : 16.8 18.8 discussion will take place. Presi 15.7 17.7 COME TO Since August, when Ethyl was added to the already famous Staten Island: dent Phillip M. Howe will preside. Verplanck; ; 16.4 18.4 At the meeting of the Lions Club Socony Special Gasoline, sales of Socony Special plus Ethyl Westhampton 16.8 18.8 to be held on Wednesday evening, Yonkers. : : 16.3 18.3 February 5, Captain Harry Haynes, have jumped 40 per cent. It makes a difference when Ethyl sportsman and hunter of big game, is added to a premium gasoline. The public has recognized For Socony Special plus Ethyl, vill be the speaker. add three cents to these prices. IVIARLOW’S Men’s Club Entertainment the difference. 'The Men’s Club of the Baptist JLwK f o r v a l u e s 'hurch will hold an entertainment m the church social rooms on Union street on Friday evening of this STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK week at 8 o’clock. Gillette, a hum- )rous entertainer from the Clements Bureau of Hartford will be present ad he is sure to please all who at
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Grace and Poise •ft^ OUf? Results of This ^ A C K S . ^ 4 ^rot8k.ivc'P Reducing Exercise HEALTH R & . / 5 OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON e idso B t ^ I AllDA lOtl BRQOKM/yj o 19»0 BY NCf Snivicf. me. f>EA6et*>nee h&. TOLL TAKEN BY HEART Medicine was formerly concerned ❖ -I- One day a mam was'tearing up SNot that lifting the ponderot^s DISEASE MOUNTS HIGHER primarily ’ with the pathologic the ground about something his son ' fruit waisn’t exactly that, but we EACH YEAR. changes that took place in the She gave Bert the address^ Tony A Judith Cameron, typist in a New had done. were inclined to regard it as an heart fissociated with disease, and York publishing house, marries had written and sank back aljainst He called him anything but a impulsive and not. particularly re Editor’s Note: This is the first of it was customary to classify heart Arthur Knight, executive of the prehensible prank of childhood; at O^ten the comfortably upholstered „ cush soldier and a gentlemam and added two articles by Dr. Morris Fishbein disease according to the changes d^iartment in which she works. with a smoky snort, “Why if I’d least it could be forgiven and the 'there*'? Ctolbinc^ found after death. Knight is a widower with a daugh ions. 1 criminal was not hauled off to a discussing the future of h^art di Judith loved the car and rhways done a thing like that when I sease. Next came the period of classi ter, Tony, 18, in Paris, and a son. was a boy, I’d have been tarred place for delinquents and consid enjoyed the ride into the city. To 1 fication according to established Junior, 16, at sohooL and feathered and booted out of ered beyond the pale of society. causes, and in various clinics it is A blissful honeymoon in Bermuda sit back in the big car w ith^ liv I Now we can’t settle this ques By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN. eried chauffeur in front and,^ glide town!” now recognized that rheumatic is interrupted by a cablegram that Grandma at this moment put tion of law-breaking children, just \ Tony is on her way to America. over smooth pavements was ». sen like that of course. It is a big, Editor Journal of the American fever, in youth primarily but also down her paper and remarked at advanced ages, is responsible Judith and Arthur sail to meet her. sation which Lr ’ not yet l(j|3t its mildly, “Lou used to steal water-: involved, serious question. But the I Medical Association and of Hygeia, When the g^irl ignores her stepmoth novelty. ! melons, George!” thing is, as we are bidding up a the Health Magazine. for at least 50 per cent, of , all er. Later she tells Judith she must Traffic delays which she h nd an There are two answers to this, t big mechanism of law for the chil- heart disease; that arteriosclerosis leave the house, Knight, overhear ticipated did not develop. I|t was First, it is gospel truth that' dren these days (and dear knows On any single day, there are m and degenerative changes in the 10 minutes of one wherueru Bert ing, forces Tony to apologize. many children who have been the they are mechanized to death), the United States approximately body are responsible for some 35 c
a composl Jion of the 16th century, D IV E R S IF e PROGRAM by Walthew. lOPEMING STOCKS ENGINEER LOSES SPECS ' PICKS CAREER MEN Fred Patton haa offered a eelec* DAILY RADIO PROGRAM tion Bure to exhibit the varied quail* FOR PATTON CONCERT tiee of hie great talent Of imusual New York, Jan. 29.— (A P )—Open SO HOLDS UP TRAFFIC 422.3-WOR. NEWARK—no. Leading DX Stationi. ing stock prices were Irregularly Wedneiday, January 29. fi;D0—tlortccrt orchestnt, talk. 406.2—WBB; ATLANTA-740. interest ie lure to be a "Group of Ren«« Chemet, on* of th* foro- 7:t5—Roy Smecks. string wltard. SiOB—Vaughn Oim*r. ttnor. FOR U T D i AMERICA Remlnlecences," in which lie inter* blghel today. K;00—Poetry, musical hackground. Unttad Statea Steel rose 2% on moit women vloHnl»t* In th* world, 0:0(k-Renee Chemet, viollnlati Mary 8:ll—B ^ er boyas b>'®vlilea^. polates as follows: “1 remember El* Moherly, Mo., Jan. 29.^(AP)— OsOO-NBO Proirrania’ U li hr*.) All Soloists Select Numbers. , . __of more Watkins singing, 'The Old the nvorable fourth quarter earn will occupy th* poit of honor during Catherlna Akins, soprano, 10:80^OBO*rt: ’'Cheer UP." Lose of a pair of spectacles caused to:00—Organist: dance orcheatra. Wide Ranf?e of Appeal for | Guard.' I remember Fred Bendall ings statement Auburn Auto wae th* proinm which WOR will radl- 11:30—Moonbeams music hour. 18:00—Kn*I**l'* Bane* orcheatra. President Chooses Mostly loss of a train for more than a half *t* at 9 o'clock Wednesday night. She m » -K V W , CHIOAQO-1020. Monday Night Affair. singing, 'Once in a Purple Twilight,’ ' Burroughs Adding Machine 348.6-WABC, n e w YORK-160.^ 8:00-NBC proErarne (8U hra.) Roebuck IVt and West- hour yesterday on the Wabash rail will ehar* honor* with Mary Catherine 7:00—I.evltow’* orchestra. : —Dance tnue o to 8:80. and I remember George Trotter 1 1 80 Electric %. road between Pattonburg and Akina. aoprano. Among th* number* iiOO—Fast Frsloht mala quartal. M o V CHICAGO-770. Men Trained in Foreign The Items of the program of the singing, 'Off to Philadelphia'.” to b* play*d by Mme. chemei will be 8:30—Forty Fotbom Travelora. 0:80- Studio dramatic eketen. The sale of tickets by club mem* baker declined 114, J< L Case Jameson, Mo. "P ^ ie® m and Alle^o" bjr 1):00—Grand opera concert. 10:00—Flower Garden feature. concert to be given next Monday bers ie proceeding very eatlsfac* ____ lean Telephone %. The specs were those of Engineer Kreleler, "Canto AmotMO b,v bnra- 0:30—United Statea Marine band. 10:80—'Two dance orchestral. School hall under martlnl and Moanrt • Rondo. M'f" i0:0IX-Wlnnle Lightner, eomedlenna. 1:00—A trip about town. Service as Our Envoys. evening In High torily. Indications point to one of De^lte the large quota of favor W. D. McGinnis, which made them Akin* will *lng "L* Vally." Grand opera concert. W .1-W JJD, CHICAGO-1180. the auspices of the Men's Friend the most successful concerts ever able trade news overnight, Includ Important Mc(jlnnis can’t see do Pur," "ahl**fma 8emb|an*a and Ilioo—Drama, "Mlehasl ®*roooff. 7:00—VIctrlan orchestra; talk. ship club of the South Methodist gjygjj under these auspices. Tickets ing the publication of excellent earn well without bis glasses and when "Dania.' _ nDania. . _ . . Fanplullu iTanniiiiiu Qentile,Gentile. 13:30—Midnight organ melodies. 8:80—WJZ male quartet. ^leat art- church, have been received from the procured by calMng up the ings reports by U. S. Steel, Inland they dropped off while be was lean I.ewl* JamS. tenor, will l;e 302.8-WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—090. U: 30—Theater preaentatloni. Washington, Jan. 29. — (A P )— 1*t In tha concert which ^athanW 7;lB-THlk. "Criminal ^ w . 18:00—Studio programa: ertlal*. participating artists, They Indlca^te . g^urch office, or from any member Steel' and Jones & Laugblin and a ing out of a cab window be Bhllkret will present oyer WI2AF and 7;30_WJ!S program* (1|A hr*.) 4ieX-WGN.WLlB, CHICAGO—720. President Hoover's program of a concert that will appeal to all promptly threw his fast passenger allied station* at o'clock Wednes 9)30—WEAF program* (1% hr*.) of the club. sharp'decrease in crude oil produc- j 8 «;00—Concert: stimulating friendly relations with classes of music lovers. tlon, many traders continued to take i train Into reverse and returned to day night. Mr. James wlll^ 10:00—Memorlea mualcal program. 11:10—Hungry Five: orchestra*. Latin American republics by ap own Intemratatlon to Lnia * famous 10;30—Lowe’i danco oreneatra* 12:00—Dream ehip! dance muaic. Mrs, Katherine H. Howard, ' the profiM built up in the recent ad recover hie "eyes.” "Aria Le Rol d’Ts." Orchestral nuin- 1:00—Two dance orchcslraa. pointing ambaesadors and ministers 4B4.8-WEAF, NEW YORK-660. 844.6—WL8, CHICAGO—ro . cellist, has Included In her groups “SUICIDE” STILL MISSING. vance. This brought about wide* Members of tbs crew came to Mc her* will be "Ah, Sweet M v'lfry of 6:00—Ludwig l^urler'a j familiar with the ways of those Llfe,"^ "Russian Oanco, ' flutte^ G:.icv—History charactcrarelncarn^^^^^ 8:80—Studio mualcal program. spreall Irregularity in price move Ginnis’ aid and, as time passed, im and tha overture to "William fen oy 0:30—Anvil chorua concert countries and trained in the foreign New Britain, Jan. 29.— (A P )— ment.' 7 :00—Milton Croat, tenor, orcMStra. 447.^-WMAQ, CHICAGO—670. service has been brought near to patient passengers Joined the search. Rossini. ^isTHlndermyw knd Tuokermw. When day dawned after a night of RailroiKl officials became worried 7-46—Wilbur Coon players dratn^ 8:00—WABC programa (8 hr*.) completion. U. k. Steel Common quickly sold Wav* lengths In meter* on left of 11:00—Dan and Sylvia. . search for Dr. A. M. Jaffe, a dentist, down more than a point from Its about their "lost” train and, dis 8:00—Nathaniel yhllkret’s ®rcheaU U:18—Concert, dance A career man is to be chosen to fill station title, kilocycles on the Hcht. x-sii—HI Tango Romantlco, muiio. on whose desk two suicide notes openli^ price. Eastman Kodak drop patched employes to search for it, Time* are all V'®"^*rn SlHnflnrd. Black giofrlchlMpTLIttla symphony^ 299.8—w o e , DAVENPORT—1000. the post of Ministei’ to Colombia were found yesterday, friends and face type Indicates best tcatuics 8:00—WEAF programa (8 hra.) ped s:^-2 points. International Tele- ilie search was futile, but Me- 9:30—Symphony orchestra with th* 11:00—Book talk: entertainer. left vacant by the resignation of relatives were unable to report a . J«veleri._ni«l* quartet. U:18—Hawkey* ensemble, muaic. Evan E. Young. With the appoint pbonei'ylelded more than 2 points on Giimis saved a general alarm by de Loftdiug EsiSt Ststtious. 10:30-inVyd'Gibbons, headlbie hunter. clue to the whereabouts of the miss selling presumably inspired by ciding to leave bis spectacles, for ll:0U— Low W’hita organ frollckera. 861.2-KOA, DENVER-830. ment yesterday of Fred Morris 872.6—WPG. ATLANTIC CITY-1100. 11:00—Feature; Amoe 'n Andy. ing man. forth^m ing financing and the politi another day. He took bis train into ll-:io—Leo Relsman’e orchestra, 11:46—Shoemaker*^ concert hour. Dearing as ambassador to Peru, The notes said that be was "tired 8:00—Theater organ recital. lo.n o-B . A. Rolfe dance music. cal upheaval In Spain where the the next station 35 minutes late. k:4B-Song harmonies. •0P'‘®n” ' , 12:00—Concert orcheatra. tenor. every other post was illled, and of o f It all." On the desk with the m t-W J Z . NEW yORK-760. : —Miniature biographies: talk. c o m p ly has valuable properties. 0:00— Concert orchestra, baritone. 6:00— Bernle Clminlns’ orchestra. 12 80 them all only four arc held by non- J0:30— Male quartet: orchestra. 1:16—Cotton Bloaaom mjnalrela. notes were bis watch and a small Amerrean Telephone, Underwood. 0:30—'I'nlk. John B. Kennedy. M7-CMC, HAVANA-840. carecr men. sum of money. The Shupack build dustrlal Alcohol, Burroughs Adding 11:00—'Iwo dance program. 7 :011—Amos 'n' Andy, comedtana Young’s resignation followed close Elliott Fisher, Kraft Cheese and 283-WBAL, BALTIMORE-1060. 7:15— Sketch, "B lse of Goldberg. 7:00—MlllUry orcheatra, ing on Main street in which his Machine and Advance Rumley Gom- R:15—W'elner'a salon mnslc. 9:00—Cuban troubadours. ly that of H. F. Arthur Schoenfeld National Biscuit also sold down a mon. 7.30_Fltty.volca chorus, 1 1 :00—Supper dance music. office is located was thoroughly point or two in the first hour’s trad fi:00—Studio merry makrts. 8 :00—Kogen’s orchestra with Leo 370-K TH 8, HOT 8PRINGS-800. who was to have been sent to Costa searched but without result. Dr. Foreign exchanges opened steady's 6:30— Fantastic mualu hour. Sims, pianist; tenor recital. ing. 243.8— W NAC. BOSTON— 1230. 1 1:0(V—Orchestra, vocal solos. Rica. Charles C. Eberhardt filled his Jaffe has not been seen by friends with sterling cables unchanged at 8 :30— Foreatera mala quartet. 1 1 :30—Como’s diinco musre. On the other hand, Ckilumbian 7:00—Crusaders: song man. Crooner, novelty vocalist, oren* 1:00—Studio cnterlnlnment. place. Both of the retiring men arc since lai^ Saturday. $4.86 1-2. R;00—W ABC programs |4 hr*.) g;30_i
from “Little Jesse James;’’ All Corner of Main and Eldridge Streets (Selected eggs) Aboard for Blanket Bay, won Tilz- RADIO SERVICE (Large Size) er; Selections from "The Fortune on all makes. ^ 3 ^ dozen WTIC PROGRAMS Teller,’’ Herbert; Wait Till the PHONE 3733 Travelers Broadcasting Service Sun Shines, Nellie. New Sets and Standard PR06IPT SERVICE strictly fresh eggs from nearby poultry farms. These are selected, large size eggs, care Hartford, Conn. 9:00 p.m.—Mason & Hamlin Con Accessories. fully candled. Every dozen weighing 24 oimces or over. 50,000 W.) 1060 K. C., 283.8 M». cert. 9:30 p.m.—Introducing WBZA Staff. WM. E. KRAH Every customer at the Puritan Market receives our 10 p.m.—Memories. prompt and courteous attention plus the highest quality 669 Tolland Turnpike Meadow Gold Fresh Made Wednesday. January 39, 1930 10:30 p.m.—Bert Lowe’s Statler Or of merchandise at values unequaled in Manchester. chestra. (Not storage) E. S. f . 11:00 p.m.—Longines time. l b . g c 11:01 p.m.—Champion Weatherman BUTTER 2 7:00 p. m.— Jeddo Higtdandera — 11:02 p.m.—McKay Temperature re NBC. . Armour’s “ Star” Skinned Back 7;30—Benrus Correct Time; Hart port. BUTTER 11:03 p.m.—Sport Digest. (Sugar cured) ford Courant News Bulletins; 11:08 p.m.—Republican News bulle Weather Report; Alcohol An HAM l b . 2 7 « nouncement. tins. CLOVERBLOOM .... 7-35—Forgotten Melodies Curtis’ Fancy New Pack 7:45_Wilbur-Coon Players—NBC. SUNLIGHT...... IS. 8:00—Mohiloil Concert—NBC. SUPREME...... ;... (White Meat) 8:30—Concert Orchestra — Christ BOWLING T U N A F I S H c a n 2 9 ^ mas Kriens, Director. 9:00—Durium Musical Moments. A DeUcioos, healthful drinlc 9 :30—Palmolive Hour—NBC. CHENEY GIRLS LEAGUE WHITE 10:30__Floyd Gibbons, Headline PURITAN HAM Hunter—NBC. Main Office H TO D D Y lb. can 4 3 c S 11:00—“The Merry Madcaps’’—Pop E. McConville . .. .. 75 69 70 ♦ ular Melodies directed by Norman G. Fish ...... 72 75 81 Hale’s Famous Morning Luxury Cloutier. N. Y ok itis...... 91 73 8i- ELEPHANT 11:30—Benrus Correct Time; Hart M. Kissman ----- .. 90 yi 79 2 7 c I b . ford Courant New's Bulletins; COFFEE lb. 3 3 ® Weather Report; Atlantic Coast T otals...... 328 308 311 Marine Forecoast; Alcohol An Weaving nouncement. S. K e lly ...... 75 77 75 MISCELLANEOUS SPECIALS 11:35—"Dream Journeys” . M. Summerville . .. 70 77 71 Puritan Bacon ...... 12:00—Silent. A. L iester...... 78 88 88 • •27c>*’- M. Crawshaw .. ...71 73 84 Half or Whole Strips — Swansdown Cake Flour, pkg...... 29c Ivory Soap (large) 2 bars ...... 21c Concert Orchestra, 8:30 p. ni. M. Volkert ...... 69 101 69 Bleachtex Toilet Tissue, 4 rolls ...... 25c Brillo, Ig. pkg...... 17c Masters of music, including Wag Pillsbury’s Pancake Flour, 2 pkge. ... 23c Pillsbury’s Wheat Bran, 2 pkgs...... 29c Totals ...... 363 416 387 ner, Beethoven, Moskowski and Chase and Sanborn Orange Pekoe Tea, College Inn Chicken Broth, 3 cans ------25c America’s own Victor Herbert, will Ribbon Pure Lard 1-2 lb...... 42c Grapenuts, 2 pkgs...... 29c be represented in the selections 84 65 chosen for this evening’s Studio F. Lielashus ...... 85 lie"'’ P. Reale ...... 94 95 98 1 lb. cartons ...... Concert from Station WTIC at 8:30 .. 78 88 69 A New Delicious CerealT o’clock. The orchestra will be dir A. Visius ...... A. Wolfram ...... 82 78 83 Educator ected by Christiaan Kriens. The 69 70 Wagnerian selection will be the A. T a gga rt...... 82 SPECIALS NEW ENGLAND DRESSED PORK Toasterettes 1 9 c overture to "Die Meistersinger,” 414 385 Malt-0*Meal which might be called a romantic Totals ...... 421 Odds and Ends of Cape Cod Main Office No. 1 ROAST OF PORK ... Pkg. Idyll depicting the colorful life of 67 85 25c Percales 10c Yd. Did 16th century Nuremberg. A V. McGann ...... 47 Jam Tarts L. Nault ...... 62 76 96 2 0 c lb. 2 3 c I g . p k g . movement from Beethoven's Fifth 69 71 PORK CHOPS...... Symphony. Moskowski’s "Moorish E. Pettengill ... .. 71 1 Lot 35c and 49c Your choice of any of the above items at A. Paradis...... 00 84 106 Easy to make, delicious to eat, cooks In 2 Dance’’ and a serenade by Victor Children’s Hosiery minutes. A sample package with every large 19c a package. Fresh shipment—direct from Herbert complete the program. Fresh Shoulders .. Totals ...... 270 296 358 19c Pair one. If you do not like the sample return the oven. Smoked Shoulders 16c - - * w - - , , WBZ—WBZA Old Mill Wednesday, January 39 F. Nelson ...... 82 90 90 1 Lot Children’s 49c M. McKinney .. . 74 65 81 HEAVY STEER BEEF t:00 p.m.—The Tea Timers. .. 87 84 73 Socklettes, 3 Pair $1.00 i:15 p.m.—Home Forum Decorating E. Lantenbach . M. Sullivan ----- .. 73 79 91 FRESH FISI1 SPECIALS Period. .. 73 75 90 l^Lot Children’s 1:30 p.m.—The Music Lovers. L. Kicking ...... 5:00 p.m.—Final closing stock mar Socklettes 15c Pair • ...... XXc lb. Fresh 1 Fresh Totals ...... 389 423 425 SIRLOIN...... kets. Dressing 5:25 p.m.—Government bulletins. M. Lamprecht . .. 84 80 93 1 Lot 98c Haddock lb. ^lOc Floimders* lb. I4c 5:30 p.m.—Lost and found; posi L. Custer ...... 69 82 90 Cottage Hams...... • ...... 32c lb. tions wanted. L. Thomfelt ... .. 77 86 107 Drapery Materials 5:45 p.m.—Safety Crusaders. 89 84 K. Gustafson .. . 102 3 Yards for $1.00 Pigs’ Feet, Pigs’ Liver, 3 lbs. fo r ...... 25c Fresh Freeh 5:59 p.m.—McKay Temperature re Dummy ...... 73 75 73 port. 5:00 p.m.—Champion Weatherman. T otals...... 405 412 447 1 Lot $4.50 India Print — SEA FOOD- Halibut lb. vS4c Sword Fish lb. S4c 5:02 p.m.—Agricultural Market re Bedspreads $3.50 ports. Spinning No. 2 Also a fresh supply of bullhead^ salmon, smelts, filet of haddock, mackerel, butterfieh, Boston 1:19 p.m.—Sessions chimes. M. Campbell ...... 69 73 69 Complete line of Sea Food selling at Prices Below bluefisb, fresh herrings, swordfish, smoked filets, salted herrings, clams, Maryland oysters, fresh lob 5:20 p.m.—Sport Digest. R. Griffith...... 8 4 80 72 1 Lot All Linen Usual Market Values. sters. 5:30 p.m.—Evening Echoes. R. O’Leary ...... 69 87 77 r:00 p.m.—Amos 'n' Andy. L. Relnartz----- . . . 85 81 94 Table Covers r;l5 p.m.—"CWminal Law" by Glea A. Moriarty ...... 64 86 74 66x104 with 12 napkins to I FLOUNDERS son L. Archer. match. Our regular $12.50 set.[ FRESH IIEAT s p e c ia l s r.-30 p.m.—Westinghouse Salute. Totals ...... 371 407 386 9 c Ib. 1:00 p.m.—Yeast Foamers — The Thursday Only »*eee* Throwing Jr. HADDOCK .. ShmiMer Ihid Garden of Your Heart, Dorel; The E. Royce ...... 82 79 77 Half Price $6.25 Shoulder Language of Love, Rasaf; Just S. V errick...... 87 91 71 You, Just Me from "Marianne;” G. Modean ...... 70 91 77 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Lamb Chops Pork Chops 24c Gypsy Dream Rose; I Sing All My B. Wolfrom ...... 78 72 79 Love Songs to You; Lady Luck B. Bika ...... 7 8 88 81 kui from "Show of Shows;” T\im on The Fresh Lean the Heat: Simrise and You: Big Totals ...... 395 421 385 ger and Better from "SfMindals." The Puritan Market 1:30 p.m.— Sylvania Foresters — Pigs U v or K lo e Lamb Stew Swanee River, Foster; Just a Lit One out of every 1000 people are Corner of Main and Eldridge Streets. tle Love. & Little Kiss, SUesu; In put in jail, says a government bulle Textile Store /■ All My Dreams, Roinick; Down tin. That doesn’t sound like nearly South, Middletown: I Love You enough. 849 Main St., So. Manchester! 1 Ai n cirnJTH MANCHESTER, CONN\ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29,1980. MANCHESTEK EVENING HERAlA SOUIU ______i*AGE FOURTEEN ^ . *. THEC P SiF IE D S?ECTIOM
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i < V;.. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNMBDAY, JANUARY 29, 1980. PAGEFIPTEEN } By Perry L. Ooshy EtAipPER Fa n n y Says- SKIPFY SENSE aodJWNSENSE MQ.u.a.pAT.Ofr. d"ON\€ ON, tje'R e t h e a k t o f conversation . M O I m a 'a m . H e 6 6 T T I w ' o u r O F W HY, SKIPPY.. When women's tongues start wag- JUST SWALCOUFO Klng, TH€ MCI6H6ORHOO0 AR€fi'r VOO And keep it up unflaggmg, HIS cou€cnow What Is it they find to talk about t a k i n / 6 V O O R the while? Doesn’t gab without cessation H TTL6 COO SIM TO Leave them short on conversation? S U M O A Y s c h o o l ? Not as long as we still have this thing called style.
The subject they first tackle In their never-ending cackle. May be anything from cleaning house to guile; But not for long this drifting, Soon you’ll find the topic shifting To this all-important female hobby- 1 style. K*-V “ •« When men folks get together They talk of crops or weather, Of politics, or sports, of girls the & while; (c; I03» 1 Percy. L. Crosby. Great Britain rinbts reserved. But as long as tongues can gabble / King Features Syndicate; Inc. You will hear the female rabble OUR KOARDINU HOUSE Talking, talking, talking nothing The ringing of the phone is just The Terrible Tempered Mr. Bang By Fontaine Fos else but style. another thing we all have to an By Gene Ahem swer for. All in Pronunciation. Old Lady (to druggist): “I want her closely. When his mother went T H E t e r r i b l e TEM PEREP MR. BAMO PIP NOT '3ET AN ANSW ER ^ a box of canine pills.” to the kitchen for refreshments, ^.-THUS'.'PRO'FeSSOR — ^ T R liE MA'3'OR - B U T VtiELL. IF MUGS Manchester Druggist: ‘‘What’s the Bobby followed her. T H e ATOM iKi iv/aaj ; “Mother,” he exclaimed excitedly, -TMe p e i s t u b e r e m c M ARE fiOAdiJA S P E liP T H ’ matter with your dog?” Bo sco v/icfGs ThleoRT Old Lady (indignantly): ‘‘I want “is Mrs. Blank a full-blood?” TMe o p Y, b a s e p OkS E(/Eidt/^G P A T fiA iC “What makes you ask such a MAS A COHJrTlxJi-ll'TV oF you to know, sir, that my husband E LA ST IC 5 0 L (P 5 FROM t h a t MEAW^ u IEFSTER I question?” his mother demanded. E is a gentleman.” EVCiSTeKicE T/ME ■TUB U^PorUBSISr a t EAChf oTMER t £’m The druggist accepted the rebulce “Well, you look when you go back in silence, and without further out there and you will see she has A/JD ^PAce ; BlST, TMATTMEV COMSIST GOiKiG Poui/vi’ToTK^ words, put up some quinine pills. tags in her ears.” O F atoms JKi B o u iL lM c a l l e y n T MAS Alo p im e m s io Ms . EQtilLlBRItiM TMRii Passenger: Oh, captain, can you u i Me r e TMe V -Talk A Manchester teacher was trying t h e ACTlOKi OF tell me what time the tide rises ? I AMea ^ ITS c u s s IIJ to show a small boy how to read TMEIR MOTUAL want to close my portholes. GE0ME Bad luck begins when you trust in luck. THE GREEN IN PLANTS Few popular songs ever remain that way long. IS EVIDENCE OF WORK Bobby’s father reuses purebred cattle. One day a woman from the Cambridge, Mass.— (A P )— Green city came to visit. Bobby watched may be a restful color to the eye, but to a plant it is the sign of hard work. This Is shown in a discovery JfOXY V t f A N H , I about the green coloring matter Some get rich quick guys I of plants reported to the American know how to get I Association for the Advancement e BLAME I of Science by Dr. Robert Emerson aw ay quick of Harvard xmiversity. ISAKB i = J The green in plants is chloro phyll, which long has been known as the chemical substance that en ables plants to transform the sun’s Congratulations, Hooray! By Crane energy into the things which make r " W ASH ING TON TUBBS D food and fuel for man. The secret of this natural proc ess is unknown, and if scientists SOUR ViOMoR., TAE COUMTESS tS DEAD*, i KNEW BE GOOD ever unravel it completely they swe PtED ItAMEDlATELS AFTER SIGNING WAS innocent Anv! will have something more valu this c o n f e ssio n , vmicu p r o v e s ALL TrtETlME. able to man than all the gold in the world. BEVOND DOUBT TrtAT TUBBS IS HOOkatj Dr. Emerson’s discovery is one INNOCENT OF MURDER. small bit of new evidence about the workings of chlorophyll. It is that the rate at which this green chemical works is nearly propor o n tional to its amount. The more ------® green chlorophyll, the more work B e p / J / A iVlGLM? MV husband HAS does the plant do. !' ANOPEM MIND Bor IWI^H He reports that he believes this ADMITS MURDER- the first quantitative evidence that •WE'D WEEPmSMooTHSHoT chlorophll is the photosensitizer SAYS WASH IS <£?SiElJOS RAV, _____ ops. , for carbon dioxide assimilation. INMOCEMT. 6e.6S FORCilVENjeSS FOUDVllHCj AUTO CRASH. Teas vmERE s h e mp ‘STOLEKJ MOfJeV. 1 i f _ « FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Almost a Calamity By Blosscr \ME0--VJ£LL^ 1'L\_ 6EE, OSCAR-ITS SNlELL vnS LL-IT AIN'T LOOK! EVEN M m o J COT TWAT OOT!! ARREST TlAT DOG-'! PE TRIED JUST write oOT 1 JUST 'moOSWT To-Bt Homs A<3Al^i, ISN'T EVER/ DAV TUAT o know o To LICK AKV HANO'*mAT WPS SEEAAS T V O \ pOLlcC A TICKET For OF S0.V^£^PlN6 TO DO IT? SAY-^VoO'Ct UlCUlN people 6ET To SicoK HANDS WITH TPE J T TP’ 0RI61NAL NANOSWAKE W\tP"- before ANTIPINS like op A'L ot of FOSS L SEE A NANO PRESIDENTPOLICE - ^ OF TP’ p r e s id e n t of TP’ ll TPIS WAPPENS ABOOT *mAT RISUT ) TWAT SPOOK UNITED STATES ON IT ’-I ASAIN !1 , HAND OF VOOBSl! i HANDS vvilA , POTPIAA IK' PRESIDENT.'. IN JAIL <1 / ' FOR- /I TPAT !'• € ...J /.'H R£(L U. S. PAT. OFF. 01930 BY NEA SERVICE, IN a By Small SALESM.4N SAM Light Work Only (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) (AG-AIW,I .MOST Sfty MO — \ < ^ T The bee sailed onward through ble bees. I know where there's END H(t^ oveP-X o T h ' ^ c.-l' z z l e i ' i , I p,BsouuTeLT)weLL,THeR.eLu Be. IF ' ’ PAGJil SIXTEEN ^atirliwtfr im to g ijeraUi 1 The flag on Depot Square Park was at half mast this morning Remnants ABOUT TOWN honoring the memory of the late M a n ch ester’ s ______I Frank F. Spencer, who was buried Outing Flannel 1-3 to 1-2 Off The recently organized Luther, this afternoon. D a te B o o k 17c Yard One table of remnants from abort League five of the Swedish Lut^ran j lengths of everything In our Yard church will meet ^he Sprmgfaeid There will be a weil-children s j 36-inch, heavy quality, striped out Goods Department. Luther League five at the Hollister , conference at the Memorial hospi- j ing flannel. Remnants—Main Floor, left street school gym at 8:30 o’clock to- ; tal annex tomorrow afternoon. j Tan 3 1 —Odd Fellows, 3rd De- Flannel—Main Floor, left night. The Flying Swedes wi l meet g re^ I. O. O. F. Hall. the junior team at 7:30 o clock. Fo -. The condition of H years old | Feb. 3—Concert, H. S. Hall, Fred lowing the main game refreshments Harold Bach, coasting accident vie- j will be served in the Swedion Patton. tim, remains unchanged at the Me- ' Feb. 8—Junior Prom, H. S. Hall. Lutheran church. morial hospital. He is still im con-1 9__(Afternoon) Ice Carnival, scious, a condition in which he has Troop 2, Boy Scouts, defeated been since last Friday afternoon. j Center Springs. Troop 4 and 9 in a triangtilar meet Feta. 16— (Afternoon) Police Bene held at St. James’s school hall lasi. fit. State Theater. night The events of friction fire Director Lewis Lloyd i.s getting | many responses to his call for chess , Feb. 17—Legion Banquet, Roxy’s. and obstacle race were both dis players to form a tournament, j Feb. 21—H. S. Annual Carnival. White Elephtuit Specials qualified. The official score was Troop 2, 48; Troop 4, 27, and Troop Among those who are planning to , Feb. 21—St. Mary’s Masquerade, enter are John B. O’Hanlon, Jack ^ 9, 13. ____ Cheney Hall. Dwyer and Fred Tilden. j Feb. 23—Beethoven G Clef Music Michael W. Lawton, Mid^etown’s Program, Swedish Lutheran churcu. Small groups...odd lots...specially priced for quick clearance new fire chief who last night re Trial heats in junior speed skating pg(3 24—Masonic Ball, Cheney ceived his baptism in the Methodis. events run at Center Springs Pond | yesterday resulted as follows. 220 | church fire is well known in Man Feb 25 — (Afternoon) Herald ' Friday, January 31st chester. He was recently^ elected yard da.sh—Philip Hunt, first; Jack | before our fiscal year ends Bellamy, second, H. Hess, third; 440 : Cooking School, Masonic Temple chief following the death o* -..-hief Feb. 26— (Evening) Herald Cook t • Pitts several weeks ago. yard event—Phillip Hunt, first; Ray | Donahue, second; Jack Bellamy, ' ing School, Masonic Temple. Women’s pglj 27 — (Afternoon) Herald 8 Only! Manchester concerns listed in rhe i third. CookiAg School, Masonic Temple. HOME FROCKS Glastonbury grand list are the pg^j 28 — (Afternoon) Herald South Manchester Water Co., ,*.203,- Mrs. Frieda Nelson of 29 Lilac I Cooking School, Masonic Temple. FUR COATS 369; Wells A. Strickland, $419,989 . street won first prize in the card ! Feb. 28— (Evening) Moose Chan $ 1 .9 8 and’ Arthur Manning, $23,255. party at the West Side Rec yester ty Ball, Masonic Temple. day with Mrs. Lieberg of 15 Gris- (Formerly $2.98) Silk Frocks ^ 2 P r i c e The Army and Navy club au.x.il- : wold street taking second honors. A Women’s cotton home frocks in youth iarv will hold their monthly meet '■ similar ’ party will be held at the Eight only fur coats marked 1-2 price ful styles in a number of attractive mod ing at the clubhouse tomorrow ' East Side Rec tomorrow afternoon, HOSPITAL NOTES for quick clearance. The group in els trimmed with bias binding or white i Miss Gertrude E. Fenerty is in night. cludes: raccoon, Mendoza beaver, sealine, muslin collars. Short, sleeveless and ! charge. American opossum and caracul. long sleeves. Rev M. J. Creeger w^ho has fre ! ------, Mrs. Margaret Lee of 156 Chest The scheduled hockey game be- Fur Coats—Main Floor, rear $8.95 quently addressed meetings of nut street, Mrs. Nora McConville of Home Frocks—Main Floor, rear ! tween Manchester High school and church school workers and young 7 Windemere street and Miss Rose (Formerly to $14.75) people’s gatherings in towm, is Pas I West Hartford High school at West 1 Hartford yesterday afternoon w'as Gravino of 13 Norman street were tor of the First Methodist church admitted to the Memorial hospital in Middletown which was burned to j called off because of the soft condi- We have gone through our dress stock and reduced about one yesterday. CHILDREN’S COATS the ground last night. ; tion of the ice. Women’s hundred silk frocks for quick clearance to this low price. Most every woman and girl can use one or two new frocks right now to brighten drab Miss Bernice Juul of the Weldon RAYON HOSE winter wardrobes. New styled silk frocks featuring low placed flares, Beauty parlor, has returned from $ 7 .9 8 snug hiplines, higher waist lines, soft lingerie touches and other smart de the Hairdressers’ convention m (Formerly $9.98 to $12.98) tails. Dark and gay shades. Boston, w’hich w'as held at the Cop- 3 9 c " " ' ley-Plaza Hotel. About ten only children’s dress and WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. (Regular 50c Grade) sports coats to close-out tomorrow at $7.98. Sizes 7 to 14 years. South Methodist parishioners are Women’s heavy, delustered silk and Dress and Sports reminded of the mid-week service Dress and Sports rayon stockings in suntan and darker Children’s Coats— Main Floor, rear this evening at 7:30 when the Funeral Directors street shades. Picoted tops; square speakers will be Rev. Harold Bren nan of the North Methodist church ESTABLISHED 56 YEARS heels. in Hartford, and Mrs. Brennan, the y Coats Coats former Miss Mabel Pollard and CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. Fur Cuff Wool Lined well Itnown here. Children’s KID GLOVES The Ladies Sewing Circle of the rci Robert K. Anderson Phones: Office 5171 NOVELTY SOCKS Concordia Lutheran church wal* Residence 7494 $39.50 lV\ Funeral Director meet tomorrow at 2 o clock. $3c98 V ^ (Formerly $59.50 to $69$69.50) (Formerly $5.98) Women of the Nazarene church 3 9 c (Formerly $25 to $29) High grade dress and sports will have their Thursday afternoon j (Regular 50c Grade) A group of our regular fur , -immed coats to close-out tomorrow at prayer meeting tomorrow at two, kid gloves with w'ool linings to ^Dse-out This group includes our regular $39.50. Savings average $20 to o’clock with Mrs. John Larson of, Children’s ankle and three-quarter at $3.98. $25 and $29 coats including fur $30 on each coaL Beautiful broad socks in novelty colorings and designs. 53 Spruce street. j < 8 trimmed dress coats; tailored and cloth dress coats and imported Not all sizes in each style. fur trimmed sports coats. Well woolen sports coats trimmed with John Hale of the Connecticut ■Fleece Lined tailored models; full lined. choice pelts. Silk lined. Farm Bureau of Hartford will speak Hosiery—Main Floor, right I'cfore the Lions Club at the week- KID GLOVES Iv meeting at the Hotel .S^endan ^ Hale’s Apparel Dept.—Main Floor, rear Monday evening at G:lu o clock on, •'4-H Cliub Work.” I ____ I CORSETS and GIRDLES $ 1 .9 8 Goorp-c I. Hubbard, 38, of IS j G O O D THINGS T O EAT Fleece lined kid gloves to close-out at 70x80 AU Wool I-Toliistsr street, is criticaly ill with j $1.98 a pair. Brown only. pneumonia at the Memorial hospi DOUBLE BLANKETS DIAL 4151 for CONNECTICUT NEW LAID FANCY EGGS— $ 3 .9 5 SHEET BLANKETS tal where he was removed Friday] (Formerly $4.50 to $8.50) Gloves—Main Floor, right night, it was learned today. He had the best grade of local eggs obtainable, guaranteed by Mr. Hill, a\-ery poor day yesterday being Pinehurst, and the State Department of Agriculture. Discontinued models by P and N, Dou $ 6 ,9 8 much weaker but rested a little last ble V and Gkissard. Choice of corsets, 8 9 c (Formerly $12.50) T'^ht H's condition was reported un girdles and corselettes—^not all sizes m Children’s Suede and changed today. He is running .a FRESH VEGETABLES each style. Attractive plaid sheet blankets of Six only red and black plaid, all wool, KNIT SUITS double blankets to close-out at $6.98. f.-vc' of 104 degrees. Mr. Hubbatd FRESH GREEN PEAS ...... 2 qts. 25c heavy quality flannel. Shellstitched v-as taken ill suddenly. He first felt ends. Full size, 70x80 inches. Sateen boimd ends. Colorings suitabl* Just think of buying tender fresh sweet peas at this time tiie effects upon returning home for boys’ bedrooms. of the year at 2 qts. for 25c, 4 qts. 49c. BRASSIERES AND from the Get-Together Club meet $ 6 .9 8 Blankets—^Main Floor, left ing at Cheney Hall last Tuesday (Formerly $8.98 and $9.98) right but it vras not knowm for a GARTER BELTS couple of days that he had contract Children’s three-piece suede and knit .81x99 GREEN BEANS, 2 q t s ...... 45c ed pneumonia. suits with button or zipper fastenings. Tender Flat Green Beans, Ripe Tomatoes, Celery, Iceberg 6 9 c Navy, tan and red. 3 to 6 years. BED SHEETS RUFFLED CURTAINS There will be a meeting of the Ice ] Lettuce, Spinach, Cauliflower, Sweet Potatoes, New Carrots, New (Formerly $1.00) Carnival committee at 9:30 tomor-, Cabbage, Beets. row night at Center Springs Pond. | A close-out group of regular $1.00 gar INFANTS’ $ 2 .9 8 The carnival is set for February 9. j ter belts and brassieres in discontinued 8 9 c (Formerly $3.98 and $4.98) ^ I FORTY FATHOM FRESH Freshly Ground Beef 30c lb. CHINCHILLA COATS Good quality, seamless bed sheets in ) models. Not all sizes. Plain colored organdy ruffled curtains FISH the extra large size, 81x99 inches. Buy White Oak Coal $12.00 per in orchid, nile and rose; also novelty Halibut Freshly Ground Pinehurst ton. G. E. Willis & Son. —Adv. Coffee ...... 45c lb. marquisette curtains in pleasing color Large Smelts Women’s and Children’s $ 3 .9 8 combinations. B u t t e r f i s h Pinehurst Round Steak (Formerly $4.98 and $5.98) DELICIOUS Mackerel Salmon G round...... 44c lb. UNDERWEAR Tailored chinchilla coats in sizes 1, 2 MARTEX BATH RUGS CAKES, PIES AND Filet Haddock Pure L a r d ...... 12 l-2c lb. and 3. Some are embroidered trimmed. CRETONNE DRAPERY Dressed Haddock DANISH PASTRIES Filet of Sole STEAKS are especially good SETS SmaU Oystes 39c pint. this week—top rounds, SIR Y2 Price $1 4 9 LOINS, Short or Portehouse. RUBBER CRIB SHEETS Try a loaf of our Home Large Oysters 48c pt. (Formerly $2.98) Made Bread. Open Clams Salt Fish One table of underwear for women Clams (Quohaugs) for chow Cod Salt Mackerel and children reduced 1-2 price. Includ $ 1 .4 9 ing extra size silk chemises, pongee (Formerly $2.25) MANCHESTER der. Salt Herring 5 0 c A group of the well known Martex Ferndel Meliow' Surprise Peas HoUand Herring $1.49 bloomers, children’s muslin and flannel (Formerly 79c) bath rugs to close-out at $1.49. Plain ette gowns, women’s dance sets and chil The set consists of side drapes and PUBLIC MARKET ^ 27c, IV./) U3 cans 75c. fw/# a 9 lb. keg v.' ^ and jacquard patterns in gold, blue, a valance with plain ruffles. Limited dren’s bloomers. Crib size, heavy quality rubber sheets We Deliver. in flesh only. Perfect goods. green, orange and lavender—guaranteed number! Underwear and Corsets— Main fast color. Phone 5139 ^XXXXXXStXXXXXXXXX3CXXX3gXXXXXXXX^^ Baby Shop— Main Floor, rear Floor, rear ^ 5 jyilUl!]! ODD CURTAINS Hand Blocked LUNCH CLOTHS 4/2 Price Housefurnishing Specials One-of-a-kind curtains reduced 1-2 price or less. Quaker lace, ruffled and Group of Gray Brass $ L 4 9 novelty marquisette curtains. II3B SMOKING STANDS Curtains—Main Floor, left r .IIP ENAMELWARE (Formerly $1.98) 19c 6 9 c Hand blocked cotton lunch cloths in 5 3 D (Formerly $1.00) pleasing designs and colorings. Size 1) (Formerly 25c to 39c) 54x70 inches. Color fast. PLAIN AND PRINTED High grade gray enaraelware to Regular $1.00 smoking stands close-out at 19c. Including coffee special while they last at 69c each. GEORGETTE pots, preserving kettles, baking Plain brass standard with glass pans, sauce pans and convex ket lined ash tray and match box hold SAVE NOW WHILE tles. er. FANCY RAYON 7 9 c ’""" PILLOWS (Formerly $1.69 and $1.93) Wood Bell Top Figfured georgette in navy and tan prints; plain georgette in pink and rose. YOU ARE PROSPEROUS WASTE BASKETS ALARM CLOCKS Also a few pieces of our re^pflar $1.00 50c silk radium. “Take care to be an economist in prosperity (Formerly $1.00) Silks—Main Floor, left I 5 0 c 69c i (Formerly $1.00) — there is no fear of being one in adversity.” A n (Formerly $1.00) 15 only novelty rayon pillows in steadily growing account with this Bank will Lacquered wood waste baskets Nickle alarm clocks with bell orange, red and blue. in a number of assorted colorings. tops. Regular $1.00 grade. Group of Regular $1.00 grade. Vi help you prepare for any time when you need WOMEN’S money quickly. FIGURE ASH UNDERWEAR RAYON LAMP RAYON PILLOWS 5% Intere*st Paid, TRAYS SHADES 5 0 c Compounded Quarterly 6 9 c $100 (Formerly 89c to $3.00) (Formetly $1.00) The group includes cloise-out lots of (Formerly $1.98) women’s rayon combinations In flesh Figure ash tray flfiished in green only; Carter’s knit union suits in the m et^ Complete with glass ash A limited number of fancy rayon liv medium weight; also women’s Winches- trajr. ing room pillows in black, blue and gold. ster brand cotton unions suits. Not all Also our regular $1*69 rayon and organ sizes in each style. 1 ie.]^virgsBankdfManchester dy boudoir pillows in pastel shades. Domesttes—Mrin Floor, left Knit Underwesar—Main Floor, fiOIlTH'MANCHESTER. CONN. ••rrrr* IMIIIHIIU iilllllMJi e s t a b Cished IS06 riiiiiinii illllllTn A