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VOL. I.XL, NO. 24 (ClaaRlfled Advrrttsing On Page 10) MANCIIE.STER, CONN., TUESDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1911 (TWELVE PAGE.S) PRICE THREE CENTS

Fifteen Die in Flamea of Biia Red Army Makes

FD R Orders Full

Headway in Part

Speed for Defeat

Of Moscow Front

Cerman. Throw Fr,,li German IJllUs Keserves (.onliniially Of Nazi Conquests

Into Raltle; Uoneen- Enter Soviet Irate Main Forees on Shf>«>iiiif£ Has .Started,

. Right and l,eft Wings; Tank Center Hr Says, in Stirring ' Berlin Makes Denials; Get Nearer lo Rostov. -\fIdrrf»M; "‘N ation Had .irlillery Pounds Lenin-' Bulletin! Brrii .Vllarkrd"; Gives Japanese Are Silent, Ixindon. Oct. 28.— iiT*)— grad .Steadily Afqiar- eirtigr That Foett o f The Ru.ssinn armies defend­ enlly to .Soften Up H itler W ill Be .Supplied ing .Moscow have been, Defense for Assail ll. FDR Speech Reactions strengthened by fresh re­ ^ itii .•\riiiH, Despite

serves from Siberia and in a Berlin, f)ct. 28 ;P. The Ger- , Kaiderb and U’-Boals. B> The .\ss«>cia(ed I'ress • by th«- ./RpHiu-.-sf- series of tierce counter-at­ man high command announced to- | BiItHr denunciations and merit Neither hf- nor thp Japanfhe tacks hate thrown hack the day Itvfi troops had entered Krama- I Wa.shington, Oct. 28.— (A*) press hffzardefi an immediate denial.*; in the Axi.s capitals, guenn as to hfi'A- the new Cabinet tlermnns as much as ten torak, Soviet tank manufacturing * Filti'cn persf«n.« lnfJiidi]npidling theth( driver ere fatallv hurned when this Pre.sident Roosevelt damn- n t g»I m e ry - B i r n g h a m 8ati.-'faciion in Britain and of ffeneral Hideki Tojo would take od th e torpedoes miles on some sectors, in­ city 100 milea noutheasl of Khar­ paa.i#*rigt‘r Ims '^•laNh'd' a hiri'li;f railing near <’l'inN»n. Ala . and i> ir«» Marne«. The driver, and called W, P. A Mon, .'tinftl his I ■n« attemjMIng to rescue pa.saengers. caiitiou,'; official .^ileme in the assault on Hitler. Japan's - ' formed sources here said to­ kov. while military ^quartera aaid ; treaty-bound ali\ in the west fur full speed ahead today in night. j German artillery for the paat 24 I Tokyo wore, the major re- The first British newspapers ap- fh*’ natifin’s efforts tO hasten houra steadily had pounded I.*enin- I !>)X)nse.s today to President pe.yring after the speeor« .\re Uiineheon cists interpreted the speer h to corres))f)ndenl of Red Star The high command made no commented, declaring the apeech Then he used for hi* keynote moan convoys ancl another step quoted in a Moscow dispatch specific mention of the great bat- .S n ia lo r B ailey l*ro|»os>es> (iiiesis of Previilenl al amounted lo “a tremendous offen- the fighting words which Admiral tow'ard I’-pited State.* belligerent \ H[ve against Hitler ” to Reuter.s. The German.s ties around Moarow Delay Sliootiiiij Farragut gave to history in th«' Keinedy lo .Slop De­ • * Japan’s Reaction There was no immediate re- I were said to be throwing fresh re- The entry of German troops into i Vi liile House Todav. Battle of Mobile B.ay. Gramatorsk occurred yesterday. ' A,.Iapanes» ■jpokesrhan said the Iserves rontlniially into the battle, fe n s e D elays a6 a speech would be "studied With in- Supplies M ill Be Shipped the high command said. Of I reiielimen tVa.'hin.orin, Ort. 28 A (Continuefi On Page Heven) land concentrate their main foreea He pledged that military sup­ 80,000 Mark In Big Flant I .S h o M (I o M n .Near s. zi'n people were on the guest list I on the right and left wings. plies of all kinds would reach Hit­ A military commentator said ' at a White House lunrtieon today ler'* foes, despite all Nazi sea- Move Clnaer to Rostov Washington. Ort 2« V .«rn- Excriiiioii of .ScriHifl that of the 100,000 inhabitants of : hononng the traveling Duke and war threat.*, and he added with On the southern front, an au- Kramatorsk some 30,000 were ator Bailpv iD , N C ■ prn[Hi)non ri ver. Vichy, I ’norcupied France. Oct. a* hostess. I To Repeal Neutrality the goods will be delivered by this The lark of movement, he aaid, aald. strike.* (sithin the category of Mrs. Hoosei'clt. it was explained nation, who.se navy believes in the I is "a verj- good sign " "Thus the Soviet lost one nf its •sabotage when their intent wa* 28 lA’. French ami German au­ tradition of 'damn the torpedoes; biggeat tank fartories. a com ­ had to latch an 11:40 a. m. plane It was conceded here, however, to retard defen.se prixluctlon. thorities worked closely together full speed ahead" munique said. Bailey's action came aa Presi­ for a trip to Chicago to fill a Senator Pepper Deelaren Itbat Adolf Hitler's Armies already today to hunt doixn si)c a.<;sn.*sins long-standing engagement He told the world that "the for­ Other important imliistnal dent lioosevelt confronted Johfi L Suspect Takes Ihsve succeerled In eliminating moat Ilf two German unice.rs at .Nantes Before going to the White .\meriean8 ,\re ShoMti ward march of Hitlensm can be towns were taken by Hungarian I I.ewi.* with a virltial iiltimatuni stopped and it will be stopped." lo f the rich Donets basin's Indus- units. On the rest of the front, op­ and Bordeaux for which 100 host­ House, the Duchess visited the Itries from the Soviet economy for a .speedy eiel to the captive ages already havc died. Neeessity of .\riiiing Must I»e*troy Hitleriam erations are progressing. " New York. Oct. 2fl tP A "Those orders stand. ” he said places It has been naming for some vast manufacturing and mining re­ ' mea.sures" Moreover. Byrd aaid. at' Bordeaux. ■ American-bom diiches,* to the OCD pointed condemnation of "ham- sternly. hotel guest who ran to his window [time. sources of its basin from the Soviet It ought to be obvious to anyone Although the German* said exe­ headquarters stringing provision* " m the pre»- The speech was Mr. Roosevelt’*' The two Moscow sectors have | war econemy. that Congress could do nothing cution of thr second hiindreii was ■Staff IJne* Corridor* ent law. to see what the «hfx)lmg was first public pronouncement on in­ een appearing in the daily com GermiVj quarters declared that about the work stoppages until merely put off, observers believed .Several hundred members of the ! (n hi* Navy Day address last about was hit twice earl> today ternational affairs in six weeks, nuniques for about a week. Moz- ' bad Weather was proving a power- , (he administration put its weight the shootings never would take I OCD staff, mostly girls, lined the • night, Mr. Roosevelt endorsed a.* in the course of a gunfight be­ and he used it to cover an impor­ behind corrective measures place. lalsk is .67 mllejt from Moscow on 1 f'd all.v of the Ru.s.slans. hut they I corridor.* to get a glimp.se of the "honesty and realism" the action tween a detective and a murder | tant series of topics >he main road lo the capital from -’sid it could not affect the ultimate M rlllen Threv U r t t ^ \re .\*ked lo Strike visitor She was dres.sed in a two- the Senate Foreign Relations in suspect who,later killed himself to Froof I* In Hand ------'outcom e of the campaign. Byrd said the Pre.sident- hail ' piece frock of velvet with a dark ''"ting to eliminate the ban on ■ . ’J'h'’ reprieve was granted after escape capture. He charged that the Hitler re­ (Continued On Page Two) I The Air Force bombed the har- President Roo.sevelt and Prime blue velvet skirt and a lighter blue United States merchantmen sail- In a roundup of three men ' (Continued On Pqge Two) . gime had already mapped and I bor area of Kerch. Crimean port .Mini.ster Churchill had Joined in top. She wore blue sapphire ear- . by police, who ngton to dl.scuas Pacific prob- i • * "That would increase their costs ^'Tie'll Gas Exploiles in Freight Yaril ^ Crash. said he had used several aliases. I Flashes ! ems, lahii aaid: and doubtless the second and third i * - . , . . . I The guest list at (he liin. heon (Late Bollelint of tbe UP) Wir*) Moscow, Oct. 28.—(Ah An in- died several hour* later. ’’It la a good idea, an intereat- shifts would not be aa efficient," i i v e n l u r k v 4,-Oal M i n e . |8>'en by Pre.*ldent Roosevelt in­ I fantry formation under recently- he said, "b u t their contracts cluded. in addition to the royal viai- Hartford, Oct. 28.- uPi Walter ng Idea, but it would be better if .Smith I* Confirmed , promoted Maj. Gen. I. M. .Shepetov would be readjusted to take care , Daniel Boone, Ky., Oct. 28 A»i tors. Major E. G. M. Phillips: P. Hibbard. 59, Wollaston, Mas*., |he United States sent a mission was singled out by the newspaper engineer of a freight train that Japan.” of that." j Major General E. M. Watson, Washington. Get. $8—-UPF—The Pravda today for praise aa having I Bodies o f 15 miners killed in an crashed into a switcher May 9 in Freeze Wave Senate confirmed today Prudent Not to Return Does that mean that you thfnk ! exploalon of e** *t th . «snrii„=^ been especially lucteaaful in car­ (Continued On Page Ten) East Hartford, wa* fined $100 and • -w-*' isooneveiiRoosevelt’s * nominallonnomination olof Repre- lahii u id that so far aa he more defense contracts should be; p , . u ^(‘^>'"8 rying out the Red army strategy given a suspended' sentence' of I r $ m i l 1 0 r ■'ntatl*# .smith (D-Coaa) to be r . new there was no truth in re- re-examined with that end in I ' pompAny mine here were re­ of elsahing at the advancing Ger­ three month* in jail in Superior V iO lllillp 1^*1? l ^ DIstriol Court ,judge _ la Connec­ orts that Admiral Klchisaburo view ?” a.*ked Representative! from the mine by re'sqiie Treasury Balance mans with great fury, inflicting Sparkman (D.. Ala. i. squad* early today. Court today on a charge of crlmi- ticut. The scHon was unaalmeue. pomura. ambassador to Waahing- heavy losses, and then withdraw­ nal necligence arising out of the * * * hn, might return to Tokyo for “ Yes, air, I do." Nelson an- The first body .was bronght to Washington. Oct. 28. Jb ing with forces intact. .swered. the surface at 3:15 a. m. and the pomtion o f the Treasury Oct. 25 death of Ctiarlea W. Green. Ea.*t Cold Spell Rpportetl $'>'e nier* Meet Death ansultatlons with Shigenorl Togo, in the four month* of the Rus­ Hartford, fatally injured .in the lie new foreign minister, but add- Just Realizing the Joh others aoon were removed. All I compared with a year ago: Re- Frnm Pining Albuquerque, N. .M„ Oct. *»—ijq sian-German war Gen. Shepetov * were tak#n to Nortonvulle. four j ceipts, $13,368.4^.82: expendi- accident. “ roili m e A»reai riaitis — .Army plane believed t* be it was possible some member troop* have ’’smashed ” six regi­ He told the committee that the ,, Mr. Hibbard waa engineer of government was only now begin- here, where *n ‘ ture* *76 2.6T ■>«? a* tt'Dbara waa engineer of a And Northern Texas. 5-*™*"'"Ls**« Keiiy the embassy itsff might return ments and a brigade and "badly i $2 423 004 336 1 6 fre'ight coming from filoatnn on. a : Texas, with five mea ah send, conferences. battered" two . regiments while ning to ascertain the full magni-' I $2,423,004,336.15. cuatome receipt* hranch of the New Haven Railroad. (CoaMaoed On Page Two) for month. $27,811,995.33. crashed and burned In a rcaaele Turning to Japanese-Rtissian auatalnlng only "insignificant’’ tilde of the task of "seeing to it A* he entered (he Eaat Hartford that Hitler . U licked." By The .\s.SOciateti Pretia '^'tion iss mile* eontheast ef Al- 'latloni, Ishii flatly denied Soviet losses themselves. Pravda aaid In freight yards, bis train crashed in­ .pvercoat and anti-freeze weath- huquerque near Vaugha today, ports that Japanese patrols had a dispatch from the Ukralne-Don- Nelson declared that "the one to * 'switch engine operated by Mr. ei chilled the midlands today. ' Report* . received at the Albw- ashed with Russian troops on eta front broadcast by Tsss. thing lacking around here for the Green. ) Temperaturei at freezing or be-j querque air base Indicated all five le Siberian frontier. Uvea and ’Thrives last 14 months la a full knowledge Aiaiatant State'a Attorney Hugh low were reported throughout the , may have been killed, i Refuses to Answer Pravda said that many times of what our requirements are.” M. Alcorn, Jr., recommended that The Maid Answered the Milk- vast territory from the great I . * * * I Tne spokesman disclosed that German aoldiera have been deco­ "The President aaid laat night the charge of criminal negligence plains and northerii Texas eaat- Hitler Receives Tnrfcs , nkichi Yoshixawa, newly-named rated with Iron croaaea for having our job is to aee that Hitler is Man’s Plea. “I'd Uve to against John J. Limerick. Dedham, ward almost to the Appalachians. | Berlin. Ort. 38—opv—Adolf Hit- - "routed” Gen. Shepetov’s men, but licked,” Nelson said, "but just legate extraordinary to PVench Maas., fireman on the freight, be The freeze front line at the | Icr today received the Taiklali do-China. would leave for Hanoi t^at the Soviet formation never- how much of a job that entails Marry You," Said She! nolled. which recommendation was W’eather Bureau observation time i Generals AH Fuad Crdea a a d day. but dodged a question con­ thele** "live* and thrive*.” It ha* ha* never yet been put on paper." accepted by Jiidze John Rufus i6:30 a. m. c.s.t.i extended from | Hueeeyn ErfcUet at hi* eaatera ing the exact nature of bis repeatedly encircled and dest roved - He declared, however, that Now tbat that’* seH M . the.v’ll Booth. Eik O ty. Okla., through Arkanaaa, front headquarters. (on. Nazi formations which had tried SPAB now waa getting fuU co­ a riag. And aa apartnieat. Rule I* Quoted south of St. Lout*. Mo., through • • • The neivepaper Asahi, however, to surround i t Pravd* said. operation from th# Arm y and Mr. Alcorn pointed out that rule weat Central Indiana, northweetem Markets At A (Heaee Tha Red force was credited with Aad BMybe a little ear. Se where'll dd editorially that one of Yoahl- Navy in working out the exact 93 of the railroad requires that Ohlo'lo northern New York state. ■ New Totk, Oct. ■mashing the 228th. 229th, 399th needs and a tim euble for deliver*’, dr they le o k f Billy qaeattoa. la when an engineer is entering a iwa’e most important tasks But Forecaster G. E. Gunn of Stockar-Bteady: favaHtea m - ould-bc to readjuat Japan’s eco- and 13th German infantry regi- "how nuiny planes, how many T*** Herald ClaaaiBeda, af coame. freight yard with a train, hia speed Chicago said the cold snap had eoyer modersMy. menU. the 16th Black Shirt mo­ (imlc relations with Indo-China, tanks and bow inany any-aircraft That’s where maet ef MaachesUr must be such that he can atop spread to the Atlantic coast where ' Road*—Irregular; ailaetlee 1^'

hich it declared ‘leave some- torized regiment, the Third Hun­ gun* we are going to need.” loeka whea tlwy waat aesaethlag. within the llm itj of hia viaibiUty. a rapid drop in temperature waa in aaes ap fractleaally.' • garian cavalry, regiment and the ling to be desired.” Adapt OM Taola THE Mr. Alcorn aaid that at tbe point progress. The lowest reported la Ferstga Ftrkaaiie ■■ <>alet» r w * Fourth Rumanian mountain bri­ It’e the heat aaarket you can dad, 1 Asahi added that Indo-China Questioned aa to whether the of the accident, Hibbard’s "visibUi- the midwest was 10 above zero at eraDy aackaaged. gade.. and with badly battering the MANCHESTER af the least expense. ' Try ii*lng ty waa limited.” that he waa going |U still qcanomically dependent convereion of industry to defense Minot. N. D. ^ Cottoa—Mxad; New OtIiRM 17th ihfantty and Seventh cavalry 35 piilea an hour and could hot 1 Orest K ft ^ and the United worlr bad been aa rapid aa deaired HERALD Tha Harald ClaaaiBeda. CaU S12L, There were snow flurries in up- aad lacpl traders ea aU m . Y'. regiments. Nrtaon repUed in tbe negaUve an

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN TT’ESDAY. OCTOBER 28.1941 PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 28.1941 PAQBTWQ area 10 per cent. Gradual curtail­ Band Trapped ment will become neceasary in I Job of Bombing Reich Some of Reasons lie hind Upward Sweep About Town Local IVoops They^re Actually Painting Premier Gets other planta if the captive mines Pure Oxygen Forty Million Wm Be Church Club stay clooed for long, Fairless 111 War Games Ancient Title stated. May Be Neeir Present Mine Dispute Of Jap Taxes Will Citation Railroad Station Here ! President Roo»evcll. making an Effectively Difficult Has Banquet Girl Scout C'oum il members and almost Immediate reply to Lc'-vis" ‘Aggressive Buyers’ leaders, or an,one ronnccted with letter yesterday. deelar.Hl that tt Bolfl Experiment Tried Washington, Oct. 2 8 - f/P) — did so on the ground that .Morgan News Agency Preflirts the Manchester Girl Scout organ- .\ppoinlo(l to Office of was “easential that the mining of Trratinenl for Insulin ; Iratlon, are reqtiested to meet to- Anii-Tank Corps in "At last it s happened ' was the, they are, I can't remember .when IIiiiliiHtriul Fucilities of I I I South; It Almokt About 0.5 per cent cif the 53,000 controls. U. S. .Sbel Sewing Group at Sl coal should go on without inter- Deaths Last Night miners in ttie "captive ” coal mines Big steel controls a vast steel­ Thai Indirect Levies .Vfivaiiring Wafjus ami States Shipping Board, and the U. ‘ itiovrow evening at , :30 at Spruce word that spread with great rapid- Lord Warden of Cin­ riipllon ' I'stTs OftPU' .Mistaken ,S. Census Bureau. and Ka.st renter .street.s From Bripaflr Singled l h | t ■ Coiif|iiere(l Nations Are Succeedeil. Owned by the major steel com- making and aliipbuilding empire. J dhn's Observes Its Ily along Depot Square thia mom- painted came as a "For the third time, " he said, Will Soon Be Imposed I'ariii Pricfs lo Adfl "Yes, there la going to be mark, there they will proceed in s body que Ports by king. For Drunks. p.mies are members of the CIO Furthermore, it is the recognized For Ils Action. ing. Old time re.sidents would not .surprise to Ihe older residents. But. "your goveniment, througii me, Used lo SpFcad (hit United Mine Workers. leader for a largi part of the Am- ed shift In the personnel of the Third Anniversary. to the w ’afkin.s Funeral Home to Ijiva Hot Springs, Idaho — Camden, K. C., Oct. 28 - (fPi — T-ikyo, Oct 28 ’.r A broad Larfie Niimbef; .>00,- pay a final tribute of respect to one believe Ihe new.s. strangely enough, it Is true. Paint­ asks you and the officers of tlu* Why should John L. I^ewia and eri( an imliisli ial worl'l When big consumer market,” he declared. London 'fP' King George VI I'nited Mine Workers to authorize Chicago— P' Not all who Nu/,i IMaiic Plunts. Charles K. Ball, 76, whose life was "Moriarty's Marauder.'" are mark- upward revision of the lax pro­ "For subsistence items there will who had labored so long among The Commanding officer of the •Vnint so" .s.iid one old codger ers in tlie employ of the N.Y.N.H.* said to have provided the theme the UMW be so insistent that the steel sets a wagi’, literally hun­ 000 to Be Ciirhefl. The Sewing club of St. John'a M. KK. were busy giving the inter­ ha.H appviinled I'rtme ,Miniater an immediate resumption of min­ weave ii.s they Walk aie ilrtiiik: (•(I m.en in the Carolina amiy ma­ remaining 5 ,)cr cent come in? dreds of inilepen'li-nt plants and gram to prevent inflation by ab­ be a wider demand than ever. But them. Mrs. Morris G Famher. Tliird Army liSa under c'n.ddera- w ho\as sunned himself for yea.s for Owen WIster’a "The Virgin­ ch urch on Golway s tre e t celebrat­ there are those tCho'deslre to at­ ior of the station a much needed Churchill to the anejent office of ing " some .'it-ig'gci'-er.s iifay need iniTely By Devon Francla neuvers, ! Why should the steel companies shops fall in line Similarly, it.s po­ sorbing surplus purchasing [cj’Z'er By Paul Gc'ner iind John Beekley rising farm prices and wagea will tlon the l.ssimnce of a citation to The CTiief Executive al.so told ian." 'jack up' prices of food and cloth­ ed th ree years of existence Sun­ tend the funeral service Thursilay around ’^e Square. coat of paint. The foreman stated lord warden of the cinque port/i, a -shot of pure oxytren in-stcad of New York, Oct. 28—UP)— The To this little band, a deft ex­ so steadfastly oppose the UMW's licies set the policies of others will be proposed by the govern­ New 5'ork. Oet. 28 tiP, tile S.Mh Brigiulo of the 43rd I'l- Pittsburgh—William Beye, 60, ing and other necessities In which at two o'clo, k ai ihe Watkins Fun- “ Tls quoth another. "I saw that the second coat would be ap­ giving him among other things ex­ Is'wls:. perimental scouting team with a demand for a union shop? Would Organize Steel ment at the special ses.'-ion of the What's ahead for the business men day evening with a banquet ami ision for their .stellar work during "Whatever may be the issue's a night in jail to r.traighlen tiu-m Ijob facing .England and her allies vice president of the United States .Many of those In touch with the .Japanese Parliament next month. farm products and labor are large eral home, they are requested to v em with iHy glasses on." plied within the next few days. The clusive rights to "the flotsam, jet­ Steel Corporation. strange combination of bicycles, The CIO 18 out to organize all along Americas m.aln streets? p ro g ram in Pulaski hali attended between you and Mr. Taylor or you out. lln their attempt to engineer the situation believe that the real is­ steel and shipbuilding planta fXimei predicted today F’aul T. Cheringtpn. regarded as Items of cost.” meet at S >ruoe and Center stieets the Louisiana maneuvers, accord­ "VVal, ail'd gotta saysay," offqrcd outside of the artatlon was painted sam and lagan" within the Juri.a- ' The oxygen Ir'-atineiit for In- San Antonio. Tex. Judge Rob­ rnotorcyoles and midget car.', has by 200 people. Among- those who u third If th e^s It's about tlme.’^ In 1939 and at that time the re.sl- and Mr. Morgan, the large ques­ Imllitarjf dcfcnl of N*JU Germany sue behind the controversy is U. S. Sl('e], thus far. has stegfl- The news agenf y tore' ast a an a itho'rlty in the fie'lq of m ar­ Where will the biggest market at IHf' ing to a repot I from ihe corps dlction of the porta. aiilin u.acra waa I'-p' ilc l rec-ntl.v ert .1 McMillan. .5.5. of the Federal been given official credit for th^ w ere present and made brief area. •'I heard It.'^vCame from an old dents of the north end were about The non-paying office, held here­ tion of adequate fuel .siqiply Ls of ■ Is becoming, from the stiind[)olnt whether or not the union shop fastly st(K)d out against the union general increase in indirct taxe.s keting e.stirnates That as the de- be, in better-grade o r ch eap er by Dr. Ernst Gellhorn of the ttni- District Court of West Texas, .■iucce,s.s of an entire regiment in goods ? l-'uring the rerent maneuvers, timer, "way upNd Oakland and to declare a holiday to celebrate tofore by 157 British princes, greater Interest and import to the lof applied air power, more thorny sliull be installed eveiitually in all shop To win ')ne in its coal mines with the aim of making them af- lense [.rogram unfolds, adv.,-ram pic-| the Perekop Isthmua, hM been Marquesa of Wtlllngdon, waa the [used in warfare, only the boniln r .artillery moving in on them But, or agaip.st a union shop in the ca(i- dent of tlie Guild vtelconn d pa|.,.,| f,,| Uic sk.aters l^ zi's u dl | Loiiusiana lowlands. Inked 1., inilea, Dr GellhoHi said dos.-s of lOu Ils an offensive weai'iii. ' Other When the Mediation Board re­ al.so will f)C boosted. Domei .said "Ini (tni*. an'i wages will rise be­ ba.siH But they will be short of 1 "broken in a decisive fa^iion." For Repeal of Act king'a own Idea as a mark of his they held high gixjund ncai tivc rhines. commended la.st summer that the guests Slid gave a brief history awarded dunng the evemiig. felled oak tree.s to bridge bayoiia Enter Soviet per cent oxygen would remedy Iplancs, such a.s single-.seat fight- The prediction coincided with a tween $6,f|()0 0(K),f)ou and $7 (8)0- I funds, and their niim'oers will be be Moscow said assaults on Soviet appreciation for the prime minls- Trailesvllle, N. C . and established Boards Conclusions CIO industrial union of marine the work of tlie organization. .Mrs. ; I.O.- ereeks. captured the bX 1 triick.s fogg'.' eyes ail'l dlzzliie.ss caii.sed lers, are employed largely on ( *' ifatemcnt by the finance ministry OOO.OfKi next year." Chcrington I dticreosed. The more substantial positions were beaten back xoth ttr'a servlcea. 1 Rieve Asks radio communication with their "It became clear to the mem­ and shipbuilding 'workers be given huxuries of the top graders will be Gormulskl financial secretary : of their enemies and raptured over Increased To Ses-en by insulin In th'i coiitn'l of dlii- Ifensive mission.'. placing revenues for the first halt ■ai'l today "But af the same time, Merz' Barbers, who hold a legyl losses as high as 50 per cent tor (Continued from Pitfe One) regiment. bers of the .Mediation Board," its a uni(>n msintenance cciplract, T,'. ’ a drug on the market. • stated that the guild had raised ; 20t prisoners. Including a Colonel The cinque ports originally were Tank Center hetets. The primipal target of the of the current fisial year en'Jed taxes on the rr.iddle-rla.'s - people of twenty points in the setbackv the invaders. Oxygen defirieney resulting The up-to-the-mlniite Informa- report said, "that there could be S .Steel preferred instead lo let I ' The new comers In the'm arket upwards of $5,000 for the church who was all fus.sed iip about the Leningrad ,\ctivlty Flertx! feat the plan to send our ships In- Hastinga, Romney. Hythe. Dover Ibom ber is war defense inilustry .September 30 at 2,257,221.000 yen •with inromes'fr'jm $2,500 to $25,- and for charitv. Organizations a.s- , toiirnament at Ih'- .Main lu’stcr lire from an up.set m the balance be­ Cost Limits ti'in, kept flowing from the preca­ no meeting of nvinds in the con­ the government lake over the 'iO'l annually -'will he double']' and j will neither know nor care about whole •hing. Fierce activity was reported 'to danger rones." and Sandwich—but were Increased (Continued from Page One) Ith e plants making plane.-', guns, an in( rea.se of 600,OfK),000 over slsted were the Red Cross. British headquarters will be out this eve­ tween sugar and Insulin in the rious position, enabled the 13th ference before II with respect to plant maybe tri’hlc'i the investment’ properties of top ning to defend the place The ttiat I'ledit tor this maneuver goes ■ about besieged Leningrad, ^ u t the undoubtedly large group tJ aeven by the addition of Win- lah ells and tanks. the two conflicting rights assert- I. H Kornd'irff, president of the same period last year. W ar Relief society, and the Polish bo'ly. he' said, frequently will As the German military ma- Infantry regiment lo break the There will be an Ine'vitable I grades of con.sumer goods." he 04* eight teams are closelv bunched to the Third Battalion, which in- pjerlln reports told of the repulse of democratic and Republican Sen- chelsea and Rye. by the Ru.ssisns had In effect de- id In Ihe present cliSpute. because Federal Shipbuilding.' said: "We Expenditures i',r the first half I serted. soldiers. At the gathering Sunday . rliidea Company K of this to. a. i of Ruasian counter-attacks. Rus- cau.se the eyes to become foggy, Ichine has moved into Norway, the Price ahil Rent Control 44th Division’s hold on the little 'irop In the living standard.' of the v.ith the la.st fi'iir liable to upset atorkwho favor reshaping the law (Tliurchlira only duty w-lll he tided the war. town and sweep on to its objective of the possible repercussions of are unwilling to abapdon the de­ of the fiscal year were listed at evening S17 90 was raised for Po­ rif Ant1-'I ank Company, sharing ! ;„an dispatches said World war chairmanahip of the Dover board. irrcgiilarit',’ in walking anil dizzi- Ilow ('oiintrie.s, France, the Bal- middle cla.vs and the rich. Luxu- Wage Increases and rising quo- the lea 1,-rs any time. Play will - . ,----- . j j , I appeaWd undisturbed by such pre- They ronten le I tliat a tem­ ni ss. .As a lesiili many persons Bill H uh Barking of across the Lyru hes river. any agreement here made on the fense of the freedom of the Am­ 2.049.488.000 yen, an increase of lish soldiers in England. also In the corps citation, is a -stvle trench warfare had oevelop-j debate on revision re­ He will have to pay taxes on Ikaiis and now UiLssia. It has gob- | iie.v will be bought by someone I lalioija on farm products. Cherlng- start at 8 o'clock sharp. porary slowing Ilf' of I'peration.s have been thrown in jail for Col. Sumner Waite, former U steel and shipbuilding industries, erican Worker lo choose whethi r 626 95.5,OfJO over the first half of Stanley Opalach, president of part of the 85th Brigade It was I with opposing units only 50 j thdav the lord warden's residence. Wai- Ibled u[> iinlu.strial facilities wiiii h e lse, if at all Fine homes will con­ i ton added, will boost general re­ the parish, thanked tlv ladies fori They confidently could not conceal tlie fact the drunkenness wlvn all they iie(>ded [ TWLA OffirialM. ,S. military attache in Paris, i.s in one or both of whieh most of he will belong to s union or not " last year atate'l al.-o, but m't conlirriii'd. | yards apart In some places, »dd ] ^ raei castle, near Dover—but there lhave iiccii turned lo Uie produc- the interests involved in this dis­ (The yen had a value of ap- tinue to be demolished or ma'Ie tail prices far more than th e h eav ­ their splendrd assist a nee to tlie Mr and Mrs. Irving Sfieh. of th>' possess a minimum of Soviet union was defeated from a '.vn'. a little sugar |o counteract | regimental commander The company stood on that posi­ ')V)T f'-r ci'mmercia! purposes. that the. ('onne, ti iit troops al.stes German armies were keeping '■■n-l|iul I in t i Sluiiqw place available narro'v seas free of enemy ships jI h.i.Mii. When John I- la-wis named J. any workers join the union But During a recent ceremony at night with explosive and inccml- pri.scd at .soin,' of the \oteo \vy are I slurs made ).y light on the retinal hilea apart make the same 'war omy today is dangerou.sly, similar ped with two-way railio ■I*. Morgan as his "adversary" he big steel balked at that. posed to bring in $20,WO for city has held professorships at Harvard Sikorsky and Republic planes. By BiLsiiiess Men's going to get " He added that ll^ree I There were strong indications operations and $19,000 for .salary Seattle. Wa.-h. - r Pactfir Camp Blanding. where the 169th lary bonH'S and showera of leaflets ; of the eye .nn't ' ra -s’r.ltl -d to the naterlals, it takes twice as many to our experience in the years .Moriarty and his boys found the and Stanford universities, afid the end of the 1041 the number of : Senators — unnamed — whom "-.(le that the Germans hopitj to he able brain f.irmed a "Sroteh p'ald" pat-1 increases. Protests were numerous Igjgglng Congress leaders thought ' i t tlli-s returned after the demanding the city's suiTctuler i .Strikes (Jassed bombs, twice as many trips nn'l which followed the declaration of enemy the other day and the lieu­ handled research tasks for private workers In the plant will total 1,- had counted on the other side \f to announce new auece.sses on the tern of menn.ry whirl} was lndell-| twice a.s many planes to Itn'sk the first World W ar in 1914 . . . ar.d vehement. trade associations, the United 500. it would be nice and aiipropnale ( ;iiilSH <11 111" I I yames. Brigadier General tenant went back to report to his first war. when this step may be j the fence had told liini they pl.in-'. southern flank before lone - pos.sl- bly fixetl like a pliotographic plate. [ Ithem out. j "Whatever linam lal henefjjs or- if speakers took the .stump- .lohn H. He.stcr. rommander of the r - i., t nhl bly the lapture of Ro.stov. big commander, leaving liis .scouts to ne'•’.ssarv 43rd Division personally compll- t iflPttllftit i lied to yot,' again.st li'vj.sion. N e v -\ As Saholagr Jobs The vi..iinl images wl'.lch arc | That simple ni.itter of malhenia- ' g.inized wt)tkers have thi ar re- ai t on their ')vvti. Tliey had the Civil Service literally. They ordered three No Don river armaments center and Approximately .50 f la.ssili'atir)ns menled Lleut-Colonel Frederick G. |erthcless Van Nuy.s fmesaw th- pickeil up by the eve and trans­ |tlrs must be asse.'.seil again.'l the (eive'l through slirnulaled pKaliic- I hoice of retiring with as niiii h one hod a saw, so the speakers Th<» bu!^in«».a8 mrn of Manches­ In Tiro Sector* I possibility of a revisionist victory, stepping-stone to the Caurasus oil of jobs are involved in this Joint Just stood by their stumps. The P.einrk'e of Hartford, Third Bat­ mitted to the brain oerur in waves! value of the current drive of lion for defense will be more than information as they could gather ter little realize the fun In stor'^ Moscow. Oct. 2 8 ---- Russian ; although by a "very sniall" mar- > courts, deck tennis, net and rmi:. j slowly FuRhig Uat-K New I iidies W ill TTie Boston district of the com- VISIT OCR THIRD FLOOR SHOWROOM aeTlt !"o'i -'r« 4^1 : man armored troop.s on the west- greasive^ yea, from every coal mine (n our orv si'.ould be sttribided to eetlv- A project of bombing the Reich tion to bring up a "rescue " forte. Cor- United States and Canada at Jack­ a sliuffle board court and a rncli- Taganrog lies 30 qilles west of . Sees l.Ittle Trouble sonville, Fla., this week. Remnants anc* DlscontinuedPatterns Sold By the Yard At rtrf cina tmll. ern front, the com.munlque said vfl.sf in'liistrlal' machine.' Itv of t’-,e whols brain or a large| flit of existence with heavy foiir- "Wages have lagged far b)hind (Hirals David Berryman, of Floral missi'.n. thnuigh a representative Mri. Ha ' Rostov-on-the-Don, atrategic port Chali-man Connally (D-Teifl of , prices . , . stabilize j)nces and you I’ark. L. I , and Theodore B. Lym, Peraotvnel Director Marsh left Large Savings Th Our Showroom. Memh.'rsliifi rales average so and ronimunlcatlons center at the 1 The Information Bureau eald A fe'A’ hours earlier, the Prest- Have No Frills part of I* kngine American airplanes may be who visited Personnel Director ■ Mri, W,i',*.er S-:.’, the Senate Foreign Relations com- i had told Le'wls: rharted on paper by enttiusiasts .stabilize wages, becnu.se no respon- 27, of New York, responded. today to participate As president M r§ ti♦'■'•rg • 1 f ' little per month that this expendi­ head of the Sea of .Azov and at the 1 Russian aircraft destroyed 60 H.arry W. Marsh recently, obtaln- a n I tv - ■» r a f - n t ' trucks of ammunition and dis­ mlttee and -Senate ' Democratic j 'Thete Is every reason for the On* job of the Technical Aide (or air power, but as a military .‘•iblc labor union demands more ■ But the enemy didn't know of the Eastern regional confer­ ture can he budgeted for health gateway to the ("aiicasus. The ' cd cooperation from this methivl to MacDonald Upholstery Co.| perse.! an Infantry regiment by Leader Barkley agreed that the (.onliniiance of negotiations, L.mdon —CP—Stroamlmc'l and 'h* .=tecr*tnrv of th* Naw,' i>( problem the task assmiies nionu- tlian a Jiartcjiiiar company or in- ".Moriarty's Marauders" were any­ ence, one of the three units of the insurance by every man In town. rich Doneta basin opens up to the I .supply nuKh needed help in Fed­ (American Industrial Bldg.) Room SOZA The gym hoiir.s '.t.omhs and machine-gun fire. An. ndminiatratloii would have little , ••■phere is no rcaibn for atoppage stamped undenvear fnr won.m l« reviewing ir.’. r*.*.tnrs tiii 1 l ie ncntal priTportions. 'iustiy us al)le to pay. where near until men of the 13lh national organization. Mr. Marsh nortli trouble obtain.ng Senate passage' . eral departments. Monday, .'.:15-6;30.» commentatora ! other group of planes was r^ P P r t^ the latest w'rinki* in Britain's war j'ubm'tte.l t" th* Navy f"V ap^ If more than two yiars of "Our negotiations for wage In- Infantry, Fort Jack.son, S .S , an I will preside at the ' luncheon ses­ 983 MAIN STREET HARTFORD CALL 2-4127 It is unlikely, of the pending bill. Connally While this cooperative plan be­ sion Friday. Tue.'il.iv. Wednesdav, Thursdav, to..have 'iestroyed 13 German It is. therefore, essential that effort rroval aodern air warfare have jiroveil i rea-ses have been in the nature ol the 30th Division swept into the aald, that Donets manufacturing thought It,could be sent to the I ' , should go demands for our fair share of tween the Federal government and At the Boston ofHge, it was said 9 to 12, I t.i 3 centers now are able to contribute I tanks, and 35 trurk.s carrying in­ ...... ^ on unythlng, it l.s that Italy's Gen. town and mopped up. House before the end of next : * e The Board of Trade announced I '______^______pullo Douhet, exponent of all-out I)rolits made at existing prices. Ihe stales and municipalities does that the Connecticut Mts were be» COIDS Friday. 5 15 to 6 30 much to the Russian war effort. fantry : without interruption that the new government-con­ f.'olonel Waite called It an out- & I lombing raids and victory in 48 .No Wage IJniits not meet that the civil service ing used only for recruiting pur- ReUeve misery, as most nmuUiers .''hnw-ers hours diMlv 9 to 12. with some actually In the hands of ' Many Prisoners Taken . V * ■ . * . I Sec Shuv\eIownShuuflovMt N > a r tariiling example of small-unit As debate opened yesterday. trolled undies would h.aVc no frills, hours, drank too heavily of his own "It is no more reasonably to ' ommls'ion la taking names off fioses, as is .being done m Massa­ do. Rub the 1 to 9 30 “ " ■ Ihe Gei man.s and tran-iportatlon ,, 1 c. • f I w I Mr .f' lusovelt nave no hint of training with enthusiastic soldiers throat, chest .A l.irge gPou[i 'if German pris- Connalv ami Senator \ andenberc i, ‘ ^ V * v ii if little if any lace ar.d w'ould be prew. iegusjate w.’iges than to legislate state lists directly, it was said at chusetts. New York. Illinois and ! linx-s of many others cut i onera were repnrted taken in the - -- •• the Hction hc whuM tdKe If IvOWlS .Swini; ^ (lur [’artncrl \ and bock srith WICKS iR-Michl presented the opposing js^^a latest manife.sto. within reach of everyone's pocket- If that km'l of war in the air 'llvi'lends. Great Biitain, desper­ tile Boston office that the time many other states and municipali­ time - tested W V a p o R u b I Still In .Soviet Hands Mozhaisk direction, arguments C’onnallv declaring book. FridaV Nile, O rl. .31 |s inevitable, it is safe lo say it ately at war, has adopted the con- mav come soon, as it did in the ties. ! Tlie Moscow radio, however. n ie early morning rommunlque that the nati'ir. could no longer Kverythlng:. h"we\>r. pointed to Each garment will bear a mono­ Gels 2.> Replies an imminent showdown which .\t the not here yet. The city of Coven- tiol of prices, but It has not oecn maintained that Kharkov, the ma- asserted there had been a sharp submit to "th* brutal and nuirder- ! gram. but not the fancy stlk-wov- |f>*» symbol of the deslruetlon 111 to control wages. Even Oie Bicycle Trend *1 ''a'!*''- de'cline In the morale and physical ous doctrine of unrestricted su b -' might affect not only th* rapUve en initials aomettm.es used. In- Hallowe’en Dance-Social mine strike hut the whnl* fut'ire vhich air power can wreak, was totalitarian state.* of Europe have » ■* «» I t H waa still In Soviet h.snds de.splte at- aopearance of German captives in marine warfare, ' Vandenberg as-| j stea'l. it will carry the cold gov­ Given hy Vniestioa of laiioi dl.'putcs in '!*'- |iurd at wrerk producing war ma- not combined wage control with i lacks w hlch it said, had cost Ger- ja.st 20 days scrting that arming ships and ernment stamp -CC 11 (CC mean­ I.ITIir \NI ».N-AMEKir.\N price control. Causes Alarm fen'o In'luatrie.s. prlals a few days after the unpre­ I many as many as 3 .500 men In s . n aaid the capllve.s expressed sending them to beiligrrenl ports ing controlled comni' dlty ) ( iTizF.N>< n . r n Which of these In ('iingi'i'.cs many temi'cra w'ere cedented German onslaught in "The greatest influence upon One Heralil reader has just had , . . . . ! doubt in the victory for Nazi -^rra- would be only a prelude to send­ Luxury underwear, however Mahieu's growing'short In the I'-.'tive at­ Tovember, 1940 labor's demand for future wage reason to believe In the effective-' ■'"''■''■'’'•(f 'c " broadcast that ! tea, contended that the officers be- ing troop transports across the At- still .wlli be obtainable but not (iolway Si. Hall Continue to Flay Riisslana increases will be to arrest tKe Deaths on the Highways 183 Spruce Street ness of advertising in this paper ’ the drive against Ihij Russian r.ime like bea.sts and that the lauMc. mosphere. talk already was heard ronfroltod and It Is possible that Pittsburgh 2'<0 miles northwest of 8;00 O'Cloek SharjH Germany's motorized equipment rising cost of living without delay Yesterdav .she Irserted a c1a.s.slfled ‘ German.s are near the verge of ex- Vandenberg said that 26 A m erl-’ "f T>'ck legislative "'•‘Ion 1° f-m- a pair of pink-I'anls i uncontt-olled i 'anes i by yirtue of federal control of In the Nation Are Be­ Rostov was threatening. The Ger­ can flag ships were sunk before , ‘'dy the flltuation unless the ^^nrk Music hy I’ralrle-Ramblers. nd her warplanes continue to flav adverti.scmeiil to the i-fTc, t th.al hausti'in. The German soldiers may cost $15. Riisslans IhIn whatwl is possibly prices and rents. Labors future 5 Children man command had reported occu­ coming a Problem. she desired t" sell a iilne-ple-c din­ were reporte>land E WK.D. lustrial resistance 1s compllcatol Jiistification for such a advertisement as .'he h.ad sold the consciously mo\1ng in the direc­ mines tied up hy the walkout of STATE report of a safety expert showed Coffee, 'During Oct 27." it salil "our Daemon was 160 miles from his the distances the planes have ‘^''“rse ' Today’.s coiffiiro i.s .short and .swirled Slll'e tion of a sh'Xitihg war." .53,000 CTO member',' announced ilif kaf aes today. 1-lb. c a n ...... 3 0 c I iToops fouglll the ereniy in the RLMiiove Bodies new home In. North Platte when travel to reach their objectives. ~ ------!t an Immediate eurtallment. of oper­ the trailer rarrylng his h'lusehold el kar laal "Safety engineers throughout —ca.'ual and yfct definitely ladylike. idirerlion.s of MozllHi.sk. Maloyapi- ations at most of Its steel mills Germany's objectives in Eng-‘ lu- wr anons si moai or ii, sieci m.iis j .truck by a car, seal- LU the country are fmnkly . puzzled Your permanent wave should be a Milk .Xpr I ,'lavets 'the western Mos'"W j ((onttilurd from P » f6 On^) whmh depend for their coal on the ; ,,ring dishes, pots, sofa, the baby's and are much closer to the Nazi l\a y K y S C r rlln iS C lf 1 front'. Kharkov and Taganrog' pots, sofa, the baby's and alarmed by the bicycle trend," very special one ih's year, for above Tomato ^uicc, Doctors Use Crane captive collieries. bed o\'er 100 feet of highway ONIY ONI said Edward P. Curran, safety I I the soldlii-rn' fi i'i-.t >' Rut still another factor, not all y.jur ha'r must look a.s if Nature Syracuse N Y - .p, — Inatnlla- Inquest w as slated hy Coroner Carl I>eader« .\m I ’oeasy .'■o one w.TS hurt hut H.irmon ON HQ MMOl director feir Ihe Keystone Automo­ 10' ;-oz. cap ... 5 c Dci-llno In N azi' 5|»ralc nentioned so frequently, working tioii of ilrink-dlspenaing machines Hoffman later today. As Operaliiig Aid A number of labor lenders pri­ viewed the wrecUsgc In dismsy, At Hartford Stale bile Club, reporting that In Penn­ had done the wavinjf. desigmed to t»ooat fraternlty-hou.se 1 , rommunlque assorted there vately voiced unea.alnc'S over the | t cro8s-pur|)08es to the British Is Tn Start ITolie Today TTicn Henry Hockndav, of St IT S ALL sylvania alone last year 43 cyclisU drinking on the .Syraeiise campii.' ''r'’ Mc,anwhile. (.7. A Herbert of situation growing out of the ^e need for hig. widely dispersed Cream o’ Wheat, Joseph Mo., came along and offer­ IN u n : were killed In highway accldenU, drew nods of approval from iinlver. I ® ' phy.sirial app'aran'-'- "f A'lncennes, Ind , district engineer United Mine Workers' demand for ed: "If you'll help me load the |irdromea at which thousands of Kay Kyser, who together with an Increase of 258 percent qver large pkg.' .... sity authorities but the drinks German captives within the p.tst Calro. Egypt -r R A. F. a union shop They feared that imbers can be based and pro- 2 3 c 20 day.', a permd in which h, ,th of the United States Bureau of doctors, forced to Improvise in the stuff in my truck. I'll take it to his orchestra and world famous 1932. The Injured totaled 1,390. are milk, plain and rhocolate, Mines, said an Investigation of the If the puhJic'.s temper became fur­ North Platte and leave It anywhere ficted from enemy bombers. College of Musical Knowledge" Is Violation of traffic safety rules Moderne Beauty Salon R"bert Averil. a so)'honu>re. ao'i G.'r.iian and Riis'iaii i"imnaiiits absence of usual equipment In a ther frayed, there might be legis­ Working Under llandicup liave been lusliir.g up n'l-rVee explosion yc'terday. from which W'e.atcrri de.'prt fir.st-ai'i ,'latlon. you want It." considered to be America's Num­ Is the principal cause, too, he de­ Rotv-i t^Deinarest. a freshman, are lation or poksihle an executive The British are working under ber One musical attraction, will Mrs. Florence Leemon Ford — Mr.s. Jane Clearv Royal "Many Geinian soldiers taken 38 men were rescued, would be have performed four 'lellcate 'j'i-' clared. Ute eefb eprene'irs laiincheil probablv tomorrow' order — forbidding compulsory he handicap o f'g eo g rap h ical limf!. appear In person with his famed "Widespread use of bicycles 905 .MAIN ST. WELDON BLDG. TEL. 6311 ^unch Crackers, "AVe hop* to make the i-anipiis prit")nITCS"| ombers from an area of several on the aUgc of the SUte Theater “And the problem which confrants War and Ie«-berg* , ' Moral Hint physie.il etrenglti of without damaging -(^be nerve sys­ fense program, or otherwise CIRCLE H artford. the Fascist soldi,.rs is ,,n th,‘ wrge yet been determined. [undred .square miles. The British the states Is 'made more complex W^hite Mea'. tems and paralyzing the patients, sharply circumscribing union ac­ Kyser, who la bringing Harry of exhaustion.' The gen,'ral ap­ Bodies of the victims, which a medical officer explAh'*d. re­ SUPER GI.VNT s h o w : T ill US.; f IIAR’Ji.S BOVER Ini I't- they haveiTt that much by the fact that great majority of Tuna Flakes. War iiiciea.se.a -th'' iiu'iiac'e Of were found early last night, al­ tivity. prrltory. Babbitt. lah Kabbible, Sully Ma­ users are children." i' Cheigs in Ihe .AtlantU' since the pearance of raptured G,Tman sol­ quired that the Injured men ho technicolor "HOLD HACK THE DAWN" diers sharply differs fn'ni that of most 12 hours after the explosion, The UMW's demand for a union GLORIOUS : I Bombers need big airdromes for son, Dorothy Dunn, Trudy Erwin In Fortner Veora 7*-j-oz. can .... 2 5 c ships of helllcerent nations, wish­ raised gently, with even pressiire, shop wa.s the -sole Issue In th e soldiera taken prison,T during the w ere brought to surface hy way of indlnii and takeoff. To concen- and others with him, will present Klda and dandiea of the early ing I') keep their w'h'-Veabout.s .s/'- to positions In which they were strike which took practical effect “ MOON OVER a two-hour stage show during first weeks of the war. an air. shaft, through whlcTt 34 of suspended by the feet. I'ite too many planes on one field 1900'a had comparatively little to Only 3 Days Left! cret, do r.'it co-operate with the the rescued miners were brought yesterday morning in steel com­ to invite disaster. A shower of w'hlch hs will feature special ses- tee patrol in reporting Icehergs. .All E\lreniely Lousy Lacking e special table and pul­ MIAMI” watch oiit for during the era when Carnation Milk. All prisoners are extremely from the pit within two hours af- pany-operated coal mines in Penn­ with DON .A.MECIIE ^endlary bombs could bum them .slons of "The College of Musical wheels became one of the nation's leys, the R. A. F. doctors requisi­ sylvania, West Virginia. Ken­ Knowledge” with cosh prizes an(] 8 tall cans .. 2 8 c lousy, scratching themselves in- ter Ihe-Wlast. The other four sur- tioned the crane, normally used to BETTY GR.ABLE favorite means of locomotion. Dr. cessantly and picking Hce. ^ yivors were able to leave through tucky and Alabama. With the R. rrMAHNcs — r. l a n d i s I That means construction of a laughs galore. John R. Bowman of the Pennsyl­ lift engines from damaged air- union shop In effect...each employe There will be only three stage needs better light? "A majority o£ the' prisoners the main entrance before It was vania B>ureau of Highway Safety c raft. 1 rge number of bomber air- Avoid A Penalty Fancy are shabby and look exhausted. 'filled by gas would have to become a member PLIS! omes In England, all within rel- shows. Elach one of these will be said that atmual production during S o o t h i n g "AH four, operations have been of the union after a probatlonal "SINGAPORE WOMA.V" O M S T A O E two hours In length. The sUge Cranberrie,*, Ib. Many Germans Are dre.-srd tn Ut- succesoful." said the medical offi­ (uirt>«iDC rmMiB ' ively easy Urget distance of that period reached about 1,000,000 19c tehed summer unifbrms and hav* Tried Chill On China? period. With BRENDA MARSHALL erman bombers. show schedule has been arranged hlcyclea. But as the street car and NE (chool child in five already has something wrong with .OvNw r e l i e f / ^ cer. "but It was tricky business os follows; no undenvear at all. " When Lewis replied yesterday I MUitaty strategists are agreed the automobile took over the roada, Of 10% his eyes. Gd lighting is especially important to such C H A P P E D and I think the ersne operator pre­ to Mr. Roosevelt's second back- The first stage show will gp on O Men near-sighted, one-eyed and Los Angeles.—'R'—It wasn't a . EXTRA SPECIAL! . Head Lettuce, fers his usual job.” FDIIES BERGERE »t the one viUI British pre- production dropped' to about 255,- HANDS lame were aHeged to be among hunger strike, exhi.atned Chief .lall. to-work reque.st. Issued Sunday, he AL JO LSO N quislte to smashing the German at 3 p. m. and will be the only af­ UOO a year by 1920. children with defective vision . . . but it is most important for told the president that "this fight Which must he imposed on all who fail to 2 heads...... 19e German conscripts. er William J. Bn,ihl in answer to EDDIE CANTOR In or machine is definite air supe- ternoon show. The SU te will open Within the post decode,' however, AND MINOR Is between a labor union and a all children, to malce seeing easier and to protect precious eyeaJ London mditarv observers said nimors — just International compli­ Peace Move “MINSTREL DAWS” | 5 \ UOd (SfCIAilMAi' l» lorlty. If that can be achieved, its doors for this show at 12 the bike boa surged back into file a list of their personal property on or SKIN ruthless corporation--the United they expected Marshal . Semeon cations f>n the bill o' fare. A Broadway Brevity Treat! ■ nil cinL iHowi "V |ith the help of America’s 500 o’clock noon. At the conclusion of popularity, and Dr. Bowman found IRRITATIONS Timoshenko. Russian cemmander "We sened , hop suey '^lo four Philadelphia. O vef the States Steel C-;rporstlon." And this afternoon performance, the annual production haa been more before the last day of October. And it*s so easy to get nowadays. The I. E. S. lamps scientifically Native Fresh Egns, Lewla declared further that J. P. ^ OMeeMroMLY nbert a month sometime in theater will be cleared for the two In the south, to attempt to hold Mexican prisoners." he said, "and i-m tests of .Mrs. Marv Wcldner, 22, PLUS sELECTEiy s h o r t s : (2, the British will have made th a n 1,000,000 aince 1035. designed to give correct li^t-are Ibw in Pullet Size, the lower Don river at any cost they.1---- .uthrew----- ,tit on .K-the fliaor. Sail! ' .ludge - ‘ —Edw . .in O - -I.ew ls ordered her Morgan, a director of U. 8. Steel, THURSIMYOC130 evening stage shows, which start Many ChildreB The State Tax Law requires ALL PROPERTY cosL was responsible for continuance Istart toward destroying the im- at 7 p. m. and 10 p. m. dozen ...... G O 'C o with the barking of reserves I they "just d.idn't like It. ' htiahand released from Jail after hil I N P B R S O N In Pertnsylvania last year, Cur­ 3 5 c of the dispute. - *lve Industrial backstop to the OWNERS to file a completed list of all PERSONAL 9 o « O fa th ^ .S k i/tf trained by Marshal Semeon Bud­ eonvictlon on a charge of striking Kay Kyser himself has ahg- ran reported, 44 per cent of the "Wliat Utter Rubbtsb'* Ift-rolllng Panzer, division. property, excepting Motor Vehicles, owned and ta.\able yenny, his predecessor in the No Exception h e r mented his show to . a two-hour deaths involved chlloren between southern 'command. ("What utter rubbish!" Mergaa length abd he has selected many in the Town of Manchester. And the current to provide good light costs only a. few ^ n ta "If he la forced to stay In Jail No Raida During Night the age* of 5 and 14, 64.0 per cent River Will Not Help Des Moines,. la. — iie< M ayor any longer he will only conjure up exclaimed In New York.) IROVEN PICTUR special surprises which he will pre­ between the ages of IS and 19__ a night. Malfe up your mind right now to fix up yonr home Rostov, a manufacturing and Markark L. ConkllngCo parked In the Lewis said he would confer to­ KffMSI sent to Hartford audiences. and not a single death of anyone A PENALTY of 10 per cent moat be impoaed on a lot of nonsensical reasons why THEATRE - Hartford and h'laOOLLEGE of ■ London. Oct. 28. — (>p) _ Bad lighting and eliminate that eyestrain risk. Shop tomorrow faff transporlalioh center, lies on the wrong place . then ho neglected to should get even with you." morrow with Myron C. Taylor, over 25. all who fail'to file siich list on or before the laat day of north bank of the Don and hence former board chairman of U. S. MUSICAL KN0WLB)6E* bather halted the air war during In .Serondory Oo|4tal good lightl, OPEN answer an Illegal parking sum­ |e n ig h t. "Obviously," he sold, “enforce­ October. the river win be of no help to the m ons. Steel, although he added "Mr. Mor­ Crowds Demand A trd Week! 2 4 ^ 0 U R S 3MG2HOUISIMISHOiS linformed British said there were ment proviaiona which apply to, Russians in defense of the pitv So Bailiff B. H. Wright took his D ry K ansan gan will decide what Mr. Taylor Mows Only At I0:4S P. M. S M L 72 M. 10 P.M. Kuibyshev, Russia, Oct 27.__ drivera of motor vehicles cannot be against a direct atUcit by the honor Into custody on a traffic war­ will do." At teas sot Kjty avem tMattxv p R. A. F. raids on Germany, (DeUyed)—W V-Oapt Robert Mc­ REAL ESTATE AND MOTOR VEHICLES RANGE tn too Gallon laili... ■5" lortly after the government said applied with equal force against Texaco Cryatallta Germans, who were only 30 miles rant. hailed him before the judge lola, Kas..—J,Pi '-Because some of The buahv-browned mine chief­ *AT.gO»a>»W gygy»«ik.ki Cabe, Jr., a cavalry officer, arrived boya and girls under the age of 18. need not be included In such list. AND FUEL sway to the west last week. and Conkling paid a 12 flns. th e JurOrrf" ta s te d th e evidence, tain contended In his letter to Mr. l-.t on the home front "there 1s today to become on osoisUnt mili­ R aago OH, 7V^e gmllna.. V |thlng to report.” Much the some tolerance allowed The office of the Board of Aasesaorg Jn the Mtmicipal Fnel OU, T.t« folloa. One strategist, however, said Judge Wallace H. Anderson haa or. Roneevelt that the etrlke could go tary attache at the United SUtes pedestrlana In ignoring traffic i g - the Germans might intensify their Hide the Soap dered a ntw trial for a man, con­ on for on indefinite period with­ 'xindon Itself completed lU third Embassy in this secondary Soviet Building ie open from 9 a. m. to 5 p. in., accept Saturdays, The AAanchester Electric Division nth without on olr-rold warn- nola.and other safety practices is drive into the Crimea and. If euc- victed of posoosston of Intexiesting out impalrla* dafenoe produetloa cap ital. permitted cjrclUta under 9 a. B9. to 12 Noon. DIAL 8S00 oenful. ferry troope ecrou the ‘ * • / - Salt Loka City. — vei — Tw o liquor. B enjam in T. rslrieas. pTweldeat MaJ. Ivan D. Teston, the mill, condltiona. . . . On a country-wide narrow neck of the Sea M Katy* weeks ago, thieves stole Mrs. Louis Defense Attorney Ouy M. I*. o f U ..8 . itoM. took a far dUfar* try stUchc, departed yesterday A A from Kerch to attack Ttoochen* hc Navy has increased lU pur­ boola, the NaUonal Safety Council BOARD OF ASSESSORS Jaekson's washing from hei- line. niah in his mo|ion for hew trial, ant viaw. Hk announced that pro. for consulUUona in .Washington, found that^ two of every • three SlftAjENTKR ko*e Armies from the rear and The clothes, she figures, must produced affidavits that 'some of duction In Pittsburgh and Tounga* ree twenty timee over^wbat leaving the office in charge of MaJ. Manchester. ^9?nsiM aStnM open the door for a pocsible )s1n- by were in 1938 a^

and when Arthur Merlfleld, who Uvea there, brother of Mrs. Lyon, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. T U E S D A F . Of7rOBER2R. 1941 Tolland arrived he found the men,who went Bolton Center PAGE nVB. through Ids pockets and took what Mrs. John H. Steele Mm. R. K. rloiim money he had and a gold watch (. ^ News From Manchester’s Neighbors 1178-3 Rockville and chain belonglfig to Mr. Lyon 8tM)K, Manohevtor Gets Big Gift NaiiHM( IHrertor | valued at $90. Another daytime Berlin Denies F. M. C. A, The Ladies Aid Society and the break occurred recently in East Daily Radio Pro^iams O f Gonn. Power | Pre-Fabricaled Dwellings T A mcetln.g of the members of Union Missionary Society will Wlllington with several dollars As Messeiiiser Schedule taken and a lot of pennies. the Center Congregational church Eastern Staaatd Hm* FDR Charges meeting at the Westchester Con­ hold their monthly business meet-1 Majtera AMoclatlon of the Grange woa held Saturday night at the Tomorrow To Answer House Shortage gregational church Sunday eve------i — . will be held this evening at the Wappiug Stafford Springs ing at the Federated Church j Sunday school rooms to act upon 9-00-10:00 Stcond Rhift roerp- Rockville Wapplng Community House. : nlng was attended by quite a num- La(ior l^ui(er TcMtifies ' her of Hebron people. The meeting Thursday afternoon. Several im- | I the report of the pa-stnral commlt- Cadn “ FantaHv” Stale* ation ^roufj. jrym. Mrs. W. W. OrsDt John O. Netto 10;00-12:00 Womon'-H K>’m and lA-troil, Oct. 28 re-fabncaled sectlrjns like the Paul, of Portland, Maine are visit­ flng. Alberta and Lois Hllding. Thursday at 8 p. m. the r e v ­ two years, his contract to be re­ New .York, Oct. 28 (flh/A mafi tends to shift to NBC-Blue De- SiSO-Ti OO ('adcd.s, .yiiniorp, out- ( hiLSSis ami bodies of aiitomahiles. ran be built and ready for oc­ Rev. Paul Tiller last Sunday morn­ ise monthly meeting of the ’Tol­ Monday evening in the Com­ newed at that time. If the mem­ ther testimony from William Bioff, Nazi spokesmen quickly cry doerr gamen and ha.*«krthall. >»amp ing at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Barbara Brehant and Milton Por­ tered car, Arthur Ford, 22, of Am ­ I who went to sea aa a radio opera­ cember 12. cupancy a week from the time ex- ing. They were aa follows: Albert land Community Men’s Club will bers so desire. It was voted to call ( Jhe movie labor Ieaiy for sesses documentary evidence of a ate m the h'lpe of ( 'iiivinring (he nagel who was a former pastor of Hadd.am Neck Federated church is "The National Defense Nutrition three cases were on the docket. pastorate to consider. It Is not thinks of the setK-iiarllcularly life­ 8:1.5, MBS; 8:55, CBS; 10100, 6:30-9:30 — Men and Women, plan in suburban Royal Oak town- Judge John N. King of Wapplng Oranbe No. 30, will dation of Prosecutor William Krug Program" disiusscd by Mr. W il­ the film Industry. Nazi plan l(j aboli.sh all existing ahowera -•overriment that fadory home- the Second Congregational church spending part of his annual vaca­ The case invlving William Chad­ known whether or not he will ac­ boats and their occupants in these MBS; 10:30 NBC-Blue; 10:45 CB.S; .shii) within a stone's-throw of the hold their regular meeting at the in the local borough court. Arnold liam E, Anderson, chairman of the cept the call. Bioff s lesliniony yesterday religions. Thus the unexpected ac­ 6 30-7:30 Girl.s' ba.skct t>all boililing methisls a'le needed to W illiinantir Presides in several years ago. tion at his former rooms here. wick of Manchester was continued I war tlniea. 11 00, MBS; 11:30, MB.S; 12:00, Fcilernl government’s propoaed Community house at eight o’clock William Tucker, 17, of Wtnthrop, Nutrition Committee of Tolland. for three weeks and will be heard A Boy Scouts troop for Bolton -NBC, CB.S; 12:5.5, NBC. CB.S. amazed and puzzled spei tators in cusation and the Berlin reaction 7:30-H.30 (.'o-recrc.-ition games streamline tlie defense housing Centerline housing 'development Mr. and Mrs. Fred Giesecke Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fyler. who bring into focus the fact that Hit­ program. Superior Court. this evening. There la a class of Mass., for whom Ford said he was All community men are Invited. in the Bolton court on Monday seem.s rather certain now. Final So he ^ i s developed a radio NBC-Red 7:30 Burns and A l­ the courtroom where he and Rym where $.35-a-month rents are con­ motored to Worcester, Moss., Sun­ were married a year ago and have I gadgetyfic hope* will give them a ler, In the rour.se of this war, has He carried petitions signed by day with their nephew William nine to be Initiated nl the third and driving was turned over to Hart­ Friday at 7:30 p. m. regular evening. Nov. 17. This case is a decisions were made Sunday night len: 8:.30 Horace Heidt show; 9:30 George K. Browne, president of the 8:00-10 00 Business men. ba^l- templated. fourth degrees by the regular made their home In Hebron, ob­ choir rehearsal with Miss Lois bit ot^a lift. The engineer, Kenneth been at pains to soft-pedal the 893 of his rompany’.s l.iKH) em- ^ RockvUre, Oct. 28—A abort cal- Christensen, to visit Mr. Giese- ford authoriUea and Is said by re.sult of the accident occiirlng by the troop committee at the Fibber McGee and Molly; 10 Bob International Alliance of Tlieatri- minton, gym Jacques Willis, Currier produc­ Grange officers. They are Mr. and served their first wedding anniver­ police to have admitted stealing Hammond, director, Mrs. Sarah Center school. Tho.se who are serv­ EityCin Upton of .New York City, cnl State Employes (AFLi, are Neopagan and anti-rellglous as­ 8:30-10:00 Co-rerreation ,so(jal j.l'0,(X)0 from movie Regardless of what Hitler thinks hall. AFL'.s biiil'ling tra-b-s unions. The ^Monday with Judge John N. King of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fyler In Young People’s Group of the Tol­ I pounda and en.slly installed In a petitb.ns [-rotested the Of.M’s rr- built in 33 sections which can be Hartford spent Sunday with their Mr and Mrs. Wyae of Broad from a Hartford store, which he ■ In the second case, Arthur E. Regers, Tony Flano. KeeneyJ Wt the People: 9;30 Report to the producers through strike threats or plans to do about extsllng re­ (li.-miiintleil ami moved to another of WUlimanUc prealJing. ilra. , Wilfred Hill and family Brook. Miss Anna Maskel and Ed­ Glastonbury. They received many had been employed. Ford's case land Federated church with their Hiitchln.scin, Stanley NIchoLs. Rob^ lifeboat as regular equipment, it The chunky defendant made no ligious creeds, it ha.s become ap­ j<-'lion of Curriers Io-a- bid on a congratulations and gifts suitable Jacobs of 149 Cord street. Willi- Nation; 10:15 Statue of Liberty Or. Janie* L. .McCXinaughy locatKin if di-slred. Bessie Lebesbevaky of this , clt\ j.,.. u,,_. win Barber. was continued to allow further pastor attended the Youth Rally of ert Metcalf. Samuel Sllvera^n requires no batteries. The only 55th Anniversary. attempt to deny testimony of sev­ parent that he has realized from ?97o.0o0 housing [irojert near •Mr, and Mrs. Olin Hunt of for the occasion. Mrs. Fyler la the mantic, was charged with .speed­ was granted judgment of J1.633 Hartford a[)ent Sunday with their A special town meeting, for the police investigation by local and Tolland County churches held at ing. He was arrested by Officer Joseph Mack. Rev. Jnchson y^ut- | control Is a crank. The antenna 1* NBC-Blue—7:30 Lopez orches­ eral film executive* that they had the start of tlie war the neces.sity Maine Officials Wayne, .VfK.h . and asked, the com­ former Miss Stella Spaic. the Vemon Center Congregational A t the regular meeting of the with the first Monday in January nephew John E Kingsbury and town of South Windsor, was held Hartford police. The articles were Henry R. Gowdy on Route 6. He lef. Father Dunn, and Rey< A. S. I of the upright pole type. tra: 8 Treasury Hour; Post. Gen. made payments to him totaling for harnessing German spiritual mittee to "restfjre the funiiamen- lilt and Run Vlrflm 1942 being set as the law date in church. Mr. Charles C. Wallick, Directors of T3ie Connecticut Pow­ family. Monday evening, at the Wapplng The Rev. George M. Milne had found, it is said when Officer W il­ was found guilty of the charge Kline. Actually It Is a radio tranamlt- Walker and others; 9 h'amous Jury more than $800,000. In fact, seem­ faith to his trital war effort, and Under (lliarges tal Ameriran right t45— Omar ei al of Ellington. The property ley and ehildren Betty, Harriett, The Wapplng Young Mothers Ilcbron Congregational church window In the car and Investigat­ spending several (lavjKaJguests of cornea from a hand generator Efrem Kurtz; 10:45 Rep. G. D. created, he upped the figure said within Germany which would Ls.st Week OPM Associate Di­ Subject. "Being Christian in the The third case heard was a aughy of Middletown was elected ! Couture about 50, was found dead involved is a 2« acre farm without Clarence and Dorothy of Willl- club, will hold a Hallowe'en maa- Sunday the words "They Found a ed. charge of reckle.ss driving brought Mrs. Alvord's sistef Miss Gather-1 which almost anybody could op- O'Brien on "No-Interventlon.” the total was $1,000,000 or more. evoke a conflict between th* re­ rector Sidney Hillman told the Pre.sent Crisis." I a director to fill the vacancy Farmington. Me., Oct. 28 — 'A?— ion the Torrington-Thomaston road buildings. mantlc were Sunday guests at Mr. yuernde dance at the Wapplng j Way. " The choir sang an anthem, The annual Hallowe'en social of aqain.st Fidor Drlhan of Colum­ Inc O'Hanolin af Ocean Grove. lerate. The crank that turns the MBS—8 Hon. H. T. Thorson of But he,did deny the payments ligious convictions of the German committee of a stabilizing agree­ I this morning. Apparently th* Vl®» l>efault was entered In the ac­ Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock.'l caused by the death of E. Kent Franklin county’s high sheriff and and .Mrs. Ernest Gowdy's. Ccmmunitv house on Wednesday "Hold Thod My Hand," Mrs. Her­ Stafford High school girls club bia. Offleer Olsen of the Col- New Jeraev. Martha Platt ac- I [generator also engages a signal Canada on "Good Neighbors were tribute to him and Browne people and the military course of ment with the A F L and said he j tlm of a hit and run motorist, ac­ tion of Helena P. Chappcl against Mr. and Mrs. Julian Austin of evening. There will be masquerade bert Porter taking the solo parts. will be held Friday night In the the third session of the Tolland . companied and will remain wheel, so notched that It sends out Policy": 9:30 Tropical Serenade; exacted under threats of an indus­ Hubbard of Middletown. the Reich its register of probate were under had recommended rejection of the Countv School of Rehgious.Edu-icl'^ter Barracks was the urrest- Dr. .McConaughy has been presi­ cording to Deputy Police Oitef Gladys Mac HarUcy, East Hartford," brother of Rev. prizes and refreshments. The Rev. Harold R. Keen school auditorium with the follow­ - ing oft leer and Dzlhan was ar- there sevepifl weeks before return-| jrrpr-atcdly an SO.S and a general 10.:30 Mystery Hall. try-wide strike. Is Being Concealed Currier bid whieh was $400,000 I F’eter L Bourqiiln. The body was was continued. The attorney rep­ cation was held In the Tolland dent of Wesleyan university since bonds today pemling arraignment i Deem II. ,i,\ustin attended the Hariw P. Files, Sr„ of Boston, preached Sunday at St. Peter's ing committees In charge: general, rested on Route fl. Tlie defend­ ing to her home In C.alifnrnla. alaj-ni rail, This message, picked .Merely .\* .-\ Favor Therefore, from Germany itself lower than the nearest AKl, hi-i- resenting the plaintiff was not Fcdcratoo chureh with a large at­ 1925. He has lieen prominent In on chargea growing out of a found by a passing motorist at I ehurcYi service Sunday morning. Ma.fall CBS; 4:45. CBS. .MBS: 4 .55, NBC- ous instruetlon or of the subtle but of Earl Mrakovlrh against Harry gue.sts at the parsonage. - They | Arthur Loomis, head.s the refrosh- Leal rice Sahourin, Helci L. Bar- r.teiitenant Pettlngill of I h ^ t a t e I Maxs., for a .short time, and front | I tress frequency of .500 KC, Is 20 to Blue 6:00. MBS 6:25. NBC-Red: president of I>s-w's, Inc. accordance with the policy of hav­ in fletitious purrha.se of wwd. Ap­ I place, the F.dmur.d H. Horton and knitting for British War Re­ ing Its member.ship include repre- •steady replacement of religious b-,- Modern - Convenient - Delicious Wallen et al. Bernard J. Satryb, werc young people In Rev. Aus- I ment -ommlttec. The program rows. Gloria Fontanclla and Pollee barracks In Colcheter Is | Die re to S.svannnh Air Base, [so mile* in daytime, greater at 6:45 ("BS, NBC-Blue Explaining the piir[>ose.s for proximately $4..500 was involved. Ji., was added as a co-plaintiff In I home Mi?s Betty Lord, a teacher lief will be all d.'iy meeting for the sentalU-e.s from the various sec­ pagan symbols Before the war tin's parish in Roslindale and un- eo-Timittce is Gerald Tomlinson, Pauline O'Connell; orchestra, Ef- in.slruclor and the course is spoil-j ^t^'''hnah G,s. In August he wa*l [night. NBC-Red—1:1.5 p.m. Editors* which he said the money was rai's- I his was a ronliniied story and no Two bills accused Kenneth A. In M.s.nehester, al.so spent the ladle* of the Federated Church tions which are served by the the action of Marie Satryb et al able to attend the anniversary Donald Woodward. Charles Strict reau. xhe transferred to the Windsor Lockal Forum on "Are We Going To War ed, Bioff (lescrlt^d a conversation particular attempt was made to Rollins, register of probate since against Bernard Satryb. R'rnvv ^"^*Humnh7v I week-end here, at the home of her j '** Blodgett, Bernice Cote. Agnes ' -phursdav October 30. The church ' sored by the Farm company. dinner Thursday evening so arrlv- land. L A Bragg, ri. numpnr> , ^o^^ 1 Poallnl. Theodora Concato, Rita be open at 10 a m. and will I A/ft tvvp chapters^ f the Rel; Lleutemrht Pettlngill remarked on Mrs. Maxwell llutrblnson iNovember 7. First the J. W'alter Fashions; 12:.30 p m. Farm snd books. I told him I would be very Oil 17lh Birthday garded it best th'.at their sii.spicions vfiled $.500 bail on each indictment her husband drank frequently. She i of the departed family of Charles The Y. M. C. A is to meet Wed­ trip by motor. ing a hoys private school In Strat­ iThompson advertising agency re- Home Hour; 4 Club Matinee. MBS glad to do it " •ought the divorce on grounds of fR. Hall. checking. Corrlne Hulburt, Doro­ Monday that the class would be 157-1, Wllllmanttc of Nazi Neopaganism be allayed, for day - to - day appearance in nesday evening at the Community Thursday Was teachers' visiting ford. Conn , spent the week-end at I ported that change would take 1:30 Front Page Farrell; 3:45 To Bejiefit Industry court. Intemperance,. The court took the .Mr ana Mrs .Arthur Heckler thy Andrews, Frances MIchna. the home of his parents Mr. and c o m ^ te with an additional ten both before and after they were houflo. day- here. The Hebron teachers Joan Bousquet. Agnes Lazzerin. mbers. Those who are Inter- (place a week from Friday. Later Empire City Race; 5 Churchill At another time, Bioff testifleil, .New Haven. Oct 28 (yp-- Ell- conquered or persuaded. Butterfield, sheriff since 1988 papers In the case. and daughters .Adelaide and De- The church clmir will ludd its ■Mrs Fred Carpenter went to Baltir. going In one car. Doris Emhoff, Anna Honiacek, sted may still enroll. The P. T. will 8pon*or*'B Hal-I ■ MBS said that "contrary to er- Downs Race. Short waves: GSC Nicholas Schenck told him -A-ood A. Braiicr, .Stratford High Especially was this tnie when be was held In $1,000. the same TEA-BAGS .Vnnuiiiiee .Marriage i niae of N. A'., .spent the week-end regular rehearsal on Wednesday Other teachers visited other Burl Halloek has been in Bos^ lowe'en party on Friday night atl Ironeous statements. The program GSD I-ondon 5:.55 News Analysis: "I don t want you to get the im­ Vera Smith and Alice .Seroor. ton for treatment for a thro. The Bolton Center Red Cross t« hool aemor. enlisted in the Navy I turned against Kuasia and, in what amount posted after he pleaded In­ ilr. ami Mr.s. John Richard of ! al their summer home I evening at the chureh. srhool.s Schools were closed for the Town Hall. The celebratlonl Iwlll continue to he heard on MBS." HAT4 Budapest 7:30 Music and pression that either myself or my Hyde avenue announce the mar- | Miss Alice.Hei kler wh i is teach- _• _ trouble / Sewing Group will meet Wednes- on his ]7th birthday today, and .he called a hol>- war. set out to nocent in Municipal Court to two the day. will be divided Into three groupa,! IN ow the agency advises that the News; OSC GSD Ix^.ndon 8:.30 Brit­ brother are getting any benelU.s Navy officials said he thus became , "safeguard Europe and thus save cheating charges. America's Finer Tea riuge of their daughter -AILsa ing at the Pond Hill school has _____^ Leon’ Chorehes.Jjas been lirdiict- the prc-s'hool. the Intermediate,! (program will fill out Its MBS con- A list of Hebron young men who ed into the urniK' and wulTleave " " <''D’ .sewing meeting. Phis ain Speaks: DJD DZD DXB Berlin out of this mijncy it's tteing u.se(l the youngest man-o'warsman in I all.” The indictments were among 26 Evelyn Richard to Alphonse Renna I resigned to take a po.sition in the and the seventh and eight grade (tract period of 13 weeks, but In­ 9:45 Cabaret. the service. •on of Mr. and Mr». Cannon Renna Robert.son school in .Manchester havif'iinlisted in the U, S. Army or Gilead town Saturday Novembyf 1. i >" "f *>'« strictly for the henem--of the in­ Careful readers of Hitler's reported yeaterday after the coun­ ■Navy or who have been called to The Board of A.sseiwirs of the Die vicinity that are making chll- groupa for entertainment. Awards| dustry" Hrauer came to the recruiting speeches have noteil, since the ty’s longest' Grand Jury session, of Thoinpionville. The wedding where she will teach the first I will be made for the best costumes grade. .Miss Heckler will remain service, l.s on file at the town Town of Tolland wljhbc held Sal-isnow *u't* Bioff said Joseph .Schenck ar­ station yesterday, ready to go to start of the war, repeated refer- which started Oct. 14. took place on Saturday at St. Bei- n. r. Berr ■md refre.shments will be servedJ at Pond Hill until Supervisor I-cvl c!e;U's office ns far as the town Gerald L. Neefiis of the Safety urday Novcml7**r yV'i rcocivo tax Non-rirtion Book* 1080 ranged free trips for him to Brazil .’'Newport, but was told he would en to the Almighty, invocations of nard rectory. Thi’ eoupU* were at­ The committee Is as follows: Mrs.| WTIC WDRC hrt.ve to wait i.ntil he was 17, the tended by Miss Antoinette Renna G.irnson can obtain another Tel. 493-3. Rockville clerk has been able to seeufe the Promotion Section <0 the Depart­ hats on real ofi;Kue and personal | followlnjf twelve Kilocycles and Europe in 1938 to get him out Divine aid, and expressiona of con­ It May Look Like A Wreck Percy B. Cook, Mrs. fTiarle* "Van 1360 mifiimum enlistment age. I and Wallis Richard. Upon ihcir teiiehei. names. The list reads; Gustave ment of Motor Vehicles, Hartford, property at yK*‘ t»»wn hall. Th« • books Including^ many of the of the way while Internal revenue viction that Go^ is on the side of Bo'dow, Sherwood Griffin. P'red hours to beim 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. 1 current bent aeilera will be found Dusen. Hyman Reiner. Mr. and agents were Inspecting the film ‘ He,was accefited tcslay, and sent -Nazi Germany. Indeed. Hitler hai return from a wedding trip the Benjamin A Steork motored to Ellington Congregation church gave a very Interesting talk to Mrs. John H. Yeomans, Mrs. Rus Tueeday, Ootolier 28 Tue<«Uv, fk-t. 18 to the Newport training statipn Now, But — couple will he at home at No. 1 New. York Friday to attend the;,.b„ir will hold a rehearsal Thurs- Ivc.s. Frank Kulynych, William Pa- This willybo the last meeting of ; nt the Bolton Library on Wednes- company's book.*. gone so far as^o say that this last Hebron Grange menibers at their sell Thompson, Mrs. Montagu* 3:80—Guiding Light M He said that when he returned with 16 other recruits,' had been proved by Germany's Hyde avenue alter November 2nd. twenty-fiflh anniversary of his i ,,.»v night at 7 30 p m at the horn ■ gneh. David Porter, all serving In the assc^or to reruive lists. (lay: ('rusader In c rinolina by 3:45—Vic an Cases joining Trowel Lodge. F A A M , ,„ Mrs Milo E. Hayes of Main Mra. Maxwell Hutchinson, over-4 4:00—Backstage Wife 1:4.5- New*. No. 873, Bronx, N. Y. Of the 10 training, are Clarkson L. Bailey, the week-end at' the home ! William L. Shlrer; Tountry School '.shaping up [iretty fair" and to a youth to enlist and b(f sent off Orders to Soldiers Eight jury cases were on the as- spoke about "TTie Three E's of seer of Bolton Grnnge, was 4:15—Stella Dallas 1:55 War Commentary. I'-r Iraming on his ITth birthday. ignment li.st of the .session of the «h o ioined in 1916, 11 are still liv- ' ^ ,-iaay, October 31 the Congre- George and Elton Brooks, Julius Safely, Education, Engineering, ! of/iier parents, i Ma’urn by DHla T. Lutes; Mr. and "sit tight and don t di.si u.ss it with His order of the day to the Ger­ L Arnr.xt Hall, , Mrs. Cugat, I. S. Rnrlck: Children pleasantly . ^ surprised at the regu-j c 4:30— Lorenzo Jones 1:00 Ad Liner. anybody. " , iH-mring only about once in 800 man soldiers on their inva.sion of upermr Court imlay with Judge Ing, eight of whom were prest-tit national church .Svuiday school w ill, Gohen,Cohen, Joseph and "1Thaddus haddus KoKo- and Enforcement and also abouly' Mr. and Mrs 4:45—Young Wldder Brown I Hovt Hayden Are People, Emily Post; The i lar m eetup of the Grange, whe 5:00 Mary Marlin. iJitcr. he testified. Schenck sold ta.ses. Russia last June 22 concluded with Call Foster presiding. and eaeli was prest-nted with « : rj, Hallowe'en parly in the ] walskl. Howard Porter. (Aviation a new machine for testing eycjK Atr. and Mrs. W. 5:00—When A Girl Marrlos 5:15--The Gohlbergs. The jurors .summoned for today Sterling silver due card A dele-I rooms of the churJh at 7 : 3 0 ...... Tneoh .A Nelne... Samuel Russo. Hr pre.-ented sound moviesj^in j weie guests at th party given 'w h ite (31ffs. Alice Duer Miller: the harvqSt supper was served, t him at an iindcr-the-markot pru e these words: "... the destlnv of They Found a Way, Terry and be preacntei] with n huge birthday 5:15—Portia Faces Life 5 .30—The O'Neiir*. 1.000 shares of Twentieth I'l-n- Europe, the Liture of the German PERFECT 5HRPE Included Andover. Winthrop gallon of 1.,'') members trom Jer-II p. m . for all the impils and teach- Brn lfiird Smith. Alex Spiik. A r­ technicolor of the "A-A-A'X ftnd Rev. Leon .Austin In .North Cov­ 5:30—We, The Abbott* thur \V Strickland, Clifford (•arrlgujl; Kabloona. Gontron de take in hergor of her birthday thal 5:45- Ben Bernle liiry-F.ox stock because "he want­ Reich and the'existence of our pleo- White; Bolton. KImei Fin ley; Co- -Sey City Lodge was present. Theyi[|.j, ‘ Youth Patrol Work ari^Train- entry chureh Thur.sday evening .5:45—The Escort* and Betty Deer Keeps Vigil had a tededicnlion program ami Pomins: Three Is a Crew, Kath- day. 3'he i ake wins made by Mr.x| 6:00 - News, Weather. ed me to make some money." ple Is in your hands alone. Mav lUTiibla, Annie S. Dix; I'ovim try Howard I-anz of Tomoka avi-nue Wright. ting” The local schooj/teachers 0< lober 23 6:00—News and Weather were served a tine banquet. Mr. Miss Esther Marie Pivarzuk, reiie Pinkerton; The ' Vanishing i<'iaear Anderson of South RoltonJ 6:0.5—Medda Hopper's Hollywood Almighty God help us all in this Miriam Wiley, Helen Bevlllc. Mary has been elected the president of •A eWs-i of 1 or IH attended the | consisting of Mrs. l>ul I'olpcek. 6:15—Strictly Sports early Saturday (laughter of Mr and Mrs .Nlrhnlas V'Irginla. Rebecca Yancev WII- and decorated , by .Mrs. Josepl) 6:20 Frazier Hunt. News. I iilil Fawn Saved fight."' H Uummlsk Ellington, Frank H. Struck returned the Tollnnd ('ounty Youth ('onfer- second session of the First Aid Mrs. Anna Hartz ajjto Miss Jean 6:30 —Profe.ssor Andre Schenker P.rarziik of Grant Hill district, liam.i: In I'lace of Splendor. Con-, -Mark and -Mi.ss Charlotte Mackl 6:25 Musical Interlude. Then, this month, he digressed Busher; Hebron. Mildred N. Kill- morning ciu L* and with other officers In the school Friday afternoon at the He­ Warner served re^eahments. 6:45— Lowell Thomas 6 .30 Outdoors with Boh Edge. more Paul Broome: Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs Ellsworth O Brlen bron Firehouse, with instructor Tollnnd, ami Elmer William Pren­ .Ilanee de la Mora: Mv Sister and , Flowers and gifts were placed a$ Speaks Firmly from his winter help spvech to ex­ county was installed st the meet Past Master /Juvenile Deputy her station after the sujiper. ami 7:00— Fred Waring'* Orchestra 6:45 The World Today. Wfjexlland. Me bpi A deer, Ralph F. Anthony, Rohei t G. Bax- and dauguter of .New York sjient inp at Vt'rnnn (\*nter hiireh Sun-| Donald Binwne of the Colehester,j Mrs. Doris chinson assisted bv tiss, son of .Mrs Jennie Prentiss of I, Dirk von du Heide. plain hi* theory that the Almighty The Bolton library will be open the whole party joined in singlngl 7:15—News of the World 7 :0 0 -Amos 'n' Andy. whose fawn had fallen Into an oM to whom he had been appealing ter George Becker; Somt'rs. Fietl ,Suiida\' with tlitui si.slrr Mrs. il.iy nl^jht. I PnMco barracks in charge. The girls fro Andover Juvenile I Rofkville, were married Saturday 7’:30—George Bums and Oracle E Field Gordon Gamble; Stafford, :l*enjamin A .-Urock and f.iimly. Oranee tria lled Mias Horence M I St. .Mirhnelis Church. Hartford, each Wedne.sday from 2.30 p. m Happy Kirlhday, " "Dint was thC 7:15 I.*nny Ros.s About Strikes well, kept vigil at the scene de­ was one who aruiled on the strong, A sli^^lit accident occurred- on previous lesson was reviewed, and Allen 7:30 Helen Menken, "Second spite the appearance of humans Wilde AUtxiU. Edward A. Jacob- ! Mr and Mrs. Arlliur Bigelow of Main .stivi’t Sunday atlernoom [ practical wiuk In bandaping was Ton.. r? th. i-T.nn.n l-Miss Hclciie Plvarzuk si.ster of the I to 5:30 p. m. and the librarian will | second party In her honor, as th and he concluded: "Nation! help Jonci matron al the Hebron also receive and loan books on , employees of Burton.s' where Mrs! 8:00 Johnny Pre.sent* Hii.shand.” until five boys rescued her off­ •en Raymond B. Kelsey; rolland, Burnside were Sunday ealler.s at wiu n a car operated by Kaytnond . taken up , Officer Hrowme showed .luvejme Grnnge last week. A bride was maid ot honor and Miss yourself, then the Lord won't deny Fram es Bu.dimdl, Sue E, Bu. ke. , Mr and .Mrs. hlrnest Gowd\ s. Grange meeting nights. i llulchifiKon is employed, gave her 8'30—Musical Treasure Chest 8:00 -Are Y o41 n Mis.sing H eir’ spring. Hi.s help! " S. Sihly of W'llllnpton avenue. Staf- i how the various bandages should Hi|lowe>n program wa* present- .Mary Plvarzuk, Hiater, bridesmaid. PrcHiclenl Sayn ^ «>r(4 Union, Edward RoUerUs. Vemon. I Mrs. Uu h H rem h and son Francis La Boiiti (J Stafford was irly-fivo new hooks have been | lovely gifts, a party with anotheJ 9:00— Battle of the Sexes 8:30 Boh Burns, Arkan.sns Trav­ The youth.s came upon the large lord Springs, was sliin'k i)V a car ■ be adiusii'd ami demonstrated the 9:30—Fibber McGee and Molly At one other point he Shid. In besuiiful A T LOW EST COST!! Charles Binheimer, Gerald R Ri.s- jMaurieeMnurico after atl»nuingattending thettie hare-Pare ' * * . V* • , best man with Henry Barrows of | added to the library in the past | birthday cake made by .Mrs Burl eler. doe wliile .seeking nuts on the Ca­ contending that he had tried sin­ nedern de- »ne of 42 I work by using some of the menv Miss Florence M. Jone.s spent the 10:00—Bob Hope MiiHt Gu on ley, Edward Ranisiiell, William well service nmlmed to .Spring-, Albeit In­ Rockville as the usher. A recep­ two weeks and more have been ton. 8:.5.5—Elmer Davis. News. nadian side of the border near cerely to reach an agreement with tifn in pUt- Of course, those dented fenders and .scratched surfaces field to ei.jov the rest of the day , “ '-nue Ea.st Hartford. I hi rs as lay figures. The work week-end and Monday in ( ’olum- 10:30— Red S'xelton and Company 9:00—1\>, The People. here. Ruehl; Wlllington. Walter I*. Day ; ■nj•* “ ' ' ‘■Jlirrlif /Iitmriofs t r» lhi» ( tion followed .It the lUlian-Amer- ordered hut have not yet been re­ The Andover Mothers’ club w ill Al( DiHputeH. Poland, No. 1 German victim of tic*. Always ou.sms. Slight diuiiape to the feiuiurs re- ^ bnntlacing Is of great ImpprUrhce bla at the home of Mrs, William 11:00—Ne.ws and Weather look had hut that’s no rea.Hon to junk your car. W ell and Fred W. Colburn with c ican k'riendship Club in R(K*kvdle. ceived, Everyone In Bolton owi'.s. hold their annual Hallowe'en ban! 0:30—Report to the Nation Two boys climbed into the well this war: r**dy to writs Dean D'‘Oreenla ' ■‘'^*'***'' Ihe inipai t ( ’unstable i and will probably take up ajftonth Johii5ion. l l ‘.l,5—String Ensemble 10:00—Glenn Miller’s Orchestra ------0 fix it up and make it look like new . . . and we’ll jfive RehearHUl rniilght , .Mr o ..ami Mrs - . After a wedding trip to Niagara it to himself to visit the lihrary quet for the men at the hall. Wed| Wa.shington. Oct. 28 -J’. Presi­ hut were unable to lift out the "It must have been Providence IN$TAt4TLY. have ^noved ■ ('amphell investigated or two of the time all(>1^. The The funeral services of Hart E. Falla and Canada, they will make nc.sday evening, at 7:30 p. m. 11:30 — Polish Orchestra 10:15 Public Affairs lamb until their companions bor­ the motor an overhaul and put it in as good running The Rockville Conimumtv Or- , ^'‘Dom Vermont the accident* ‘ Nu arrest was made text books flnallv arrlv^ an d were and look over the newer books, dent R(K>se.velt's Navy Day speech which prevented it. " And no oiotiy Buell which were held at his late their home in Tolland. f'oimnunlty ('hriitmas program will follow th^ dinner an^ 12:00—War News Freddie Ebner’s 10:30 -Juan Arvizu, Songs. rowed a clothesline. The two ani­ finaor* - tho pon- order a.s when it was new. Chestra w ill start Its rehear.sal.s ['D " Mrs. Mane Wanner and daugh* given out to the cla .^ home on Gilead street, ^Sunday Orchestra (iterances on labor-management This may be compared with the this evening when they will meet D Kingsbury Mr. and .Mrs. I. Tilden Jewett Lillian Hutchinson, chairman of a social evening enjoyed. 10:45— Eddie Duchin’i Orchestra. problems In defense production Im- mals then ambled away. reports of January and May, 1940 holdor is siwty* the ter of New Hril.iin were gue.sts of A new consignment of Red afternoon were laruely attendee!. i.M. 11:00— News," Weather. at the Elks Home at -7:3(1 o'chs k. ! , Du- supply committee of and Mrs. Ellen Colson, their guest, the Community Chrtatmas Com- Schools will be clo.sed all day pres.sed the capital aa the .sternest accredited to AugusL Cardinal. cloan. A dotk Mt Mr. and Mr.-'. .Iac<»l) L*thscher of ('ru.ss material been received Rev. George Milne, pastor of the 12:30—Treasure Trails that noodi fillina Carl .S. Pruning Is direCor of the ‘ ungregntional >'h>iri'h were Sund.iy guests of relative.s in miittee for 1940, has called a meet­ Friday for the yearly Teacher 11:05— Sports Roundup. he has made on yie subject. r. S. Soldier Shot Hlond, primate of Poland, and Exiifrt Body and Fender Repairing ■ 111. « \ ...n \'hinhert Committee for 1941 to be held In Several o f the young peopll "Yes, our nation must speak Tokyo, Oct. 28. ./p) -Domel. the Vatican, relating a stbry of b. welcome. Anyone «h o plajs ; rtoberlson, Henry I. Barnes. vice as could be commandeered for officiated. The bearers were DS j daughter Helen Chapin with 12:00 Linton Wells, News. -Wind or string mstrument.s and is J,,,. 8ir... U I 11 a 81’ t «1 _ . a . . ______the Community Hall on Thursday. gatherul at the home of Mra. Paii from every assembly line yea, Japane.se news agency, reported death, imprisonment apd torture and the senior trustees, the M i/ a v afternixm gathering Daniel Way, Merton Hills, Asa W, friends of Oradcl. New Jersey, are Tomorrow's Program General Automobile Repairing Interested in Joining la ask(*d to iV ‘.w _ . Nov. 6 at 7:30 p. m. Each or­ Bramh.W, after the football ^aml 12:0.5 Charlie Spivak's Orchestra. from every coal mine the all-ln- today from Peiping that a United of priests in German-occupied Pt- The Hebron at Pt/T’eter’s Rectory. Ellis, Clifford Perry, Charles Fish guests of Mr. Charles C. Talcolt. 12:30-Bob Chester’s Orchestra. get inIn touch withwdth Mr IPrutimg rutting at ;• ' _ u'O together$ .Monday eve- "ork was taken home by some ganization that took part In the Sunday afternoon, to celebratl AM. clustve whole of our vast Industrial States soldier was shot by a Chi­ land and concluding that "Catholic and Robert Foote. Mrs. Chapin of Springfield, 1940 program has been notified to 12:55— News. nese. the rehearsal tonight. i ning by the clerk of the church I of" tl'.e memhors who were unable the birthday 1. will hold a sports night and l^^airman of the Supply Commit- banquet at the Hebron Green jiYin- i p,npio attended the funeral ser- .Meeting Postponed . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sheldon 6:30— Sunrise Special A. M. "It cannot be hampered by the duty in front of United States bar­ A 20-pound flah welgha only City spent Sunday In Gilead ■ ------The Jolly club which was to tertalncd Mr. and Mra. Edwar 6:54—News racks. TTie gunman escaped. Opticians an-oke'oker In connection with the rejr- ' toe gregatlonal church Saturd^ eve vices for Hart F Buell at his home 7:00— Newa Weather. selfish obstruction of a small but about one pound in salt water. tilir eommunlcatlon to be held nlng. The program opimfvl with ■Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gilbert re- { have met this evening will hold Ho** of Springfield, Ma**., for tli 7:00— Morning Watch i The Coventry Fragment society on Gi'c.ad street .Sunday at .2 p m. turned to their home in Jamacla, 7:10—Shoppers' Special, Music, dangeroua minority of Indui MOTOR SALES, Inc. this evening in Alaaonlc Hall the banquet at 7. Thi'/fnenu con­ the meeting a week from tonight week-end ami a party of friend 8:00—News and Weather Time, served a turkey dinngr to the em- Mr. Buell was one of the older res- L. I., Sunday evening after spend­ instead. On next Tue.'day the Annual S^le Wednesday ; pioyee* of the J. W. Hale Com- sisted of covered dishes, baked I Wiliiiigton from Hartford. 8:15— European News Roundup ^ :30— Robart's Program. hlcnts df the town anil had many ing several days at the Gilbert club will meet at the home of Mrs 512 WEST CENTER STREET MANCHESTER Burpee Womens ^ 1 1 ^ Corp.s 'nt th* church community beans, salads, rolls, pie and coffee,' friends In the town. 8:30— Radio Bazaar 7:40— Bond program. etc. The Rev. George .M, .Milne, | Homestead. Miss Jennie B. Church Clara Bl.s.sell of South Road. 8:55— W TIC s Program Psrads WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY SAVINGS AT You Can’t Go will hold 1 8 annum t^rtst^as ; This was followed by their Robert Buell and aon Clarence 7:55— Newa. Weather. flah obstruction of a small but dan pastor of the church, wa.s one of Bolton Briefs I 9:00— Playhouse geroua minority of labor leade Sale on Wednesday;. October 29th. , ^^,^^^1 Hallowe'en party. of Katpnah. N. Y.. were visitors st W atcliniaii Firidg 8:00—The World Today. There will be food, fancy work | ^ q jj ^^111 sen-e the speakers, others being the Rev. Many Boltonites welcomed the (9:15—;Food News Wrorig on Moon^s Eltonv Buell's on Sunday. Mrs. Alex Rosa of Wellesley, 8:15— Morning Salute. who are a menace- for labor aa •nd aprons pn sale and there will ^ dinner in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Howard C. Chami'e of Lebanon, a .Mass., has been the guest of her ratn In the hopes that It will help I 9:30—News Reporters 8:20— Shoppers' Special. Soiilh ('oveiilrv Frank Brown and son Estey of In filling the rnany wells •loo be B puhlir card party. Brjdge ■ Friday. All members of the former pastor of the Hebron and sister, Mrs. Clarence Essex and Employe’s Bocl]j [9:45— As The Tw ig Is Bent 8:30—J4ews, Weather. Gilead churches, and the Rev Al­ Manchester were callers In Gilead throughout the town that are (Q:00— Bess Johnson Foster's •nd wbtst will be played during (,|ggg are'urgcd to be present. The family on W'llllngton Hill for sev­ 8:3— Shoppers' Special. Itself, aa well aa to the nation aa on Sunday. very low. 10:15— Bachelor's Children the aftemoon committee in charge of the sup- lan L. Carr, formerly offiriating as Sei-yices of ordination for James eral days. 9:00— Press News. whole.” R. Of ( . Meeting reader at St. Peter's Episcopal Mr, and Mrs. Fred Way of West Sophie Anderson of W'est street l0:30— Help Mate Free Delivery! Opep AH Day Wednesday! Dial 7386! FEED (icr is: Nancy Robertson. Edna A. Dailey, p.astor of the Congrega­ Wilbur V. Newby of the Hart­ ...... _ W’lnstcd, Oct. 28— (gt—Clarenq 9:15—School of the Air of the Bxtckville Council No 1155. church, now in charge of the Had- Hartford spent the week end at and Henry Massey of Bolton Cen (0:45—Road Of Life Giesecke and John Kingsbury Jr. tional church of South Coventry, ford Seminary preached al South Americas. • Xoights of Columbu.s wJIl hold a dam Neck Federated church Ed­ the Welleaway Homestead. ter have been named chairmen of 1 J?**' (l:0 0 — Mary Marlin ency, Mr. Roosevelt stated: POPULAR The decoration coinmittee is: Phyl­ Wlllington Sunday, subject. "Pray­ Mr. and Mra. W'llllam Warner the kitchen for ttfe Temptation ploye at the Fitzgerald Manufal 9:46— Stories America Loves. meeting thl.s evening at thoi lis Gowdy and Helen Giesecke. En­ ward A. Smith-acted a.s toast will be held on Thursday, Nov, 13 er Perfect. " A t Wlllington Hill, Dr. (l:15— Pepper Young's Family 10:00— Betty Crocker. of Newington were callers, at the Dance to be held Wednesday. They luring Company plant here, w* ll:S 0—The Goldbergs Land O' Lakes Butter rooms In the I’mfis-ionsl h tertainment vomiTUtlee: Hubert master. Following the sirp|>er a at 4:30. On Friday, Nov. 7, the Horace li. Sloat took for hla topic. found dead today by Arthur 10:18— Myrt snd Marge. lb. 41c FOOD MARKET teg. Edmondson. business meeting was held and the Tolland County Aasoclation will home of their son and bis family, will be asaisted by other Grang­ 11:45— David Harum ery of defense must not be Inter­ ".Self Control.” er* during the course of the eve­ Wilber, night watchman. 10:30— Stepmother. Obsenxd Birthday election of ofticera took place. meet at the church at three o'clock Norman Warner on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rosco Usher and 12:00 Noon—Dene and Glenn rupted by diaputa between ca{ Libby's Milk Mr. and Mrs. Albert Doran, and ning. Kittercdge. working alone In •M. • 10:45— Woman of Courage. 3 cons 25c 855 Main Street Rublnow .Baildins George E. Barber of 98 Union |.r With the exception of a change in to examine the pastor for the ordi­ Mrs. Erlste Mondor of Wllllmantlc department on the night shift tesl and capital, labor and labor, Mr. and Mrs.' Joseph Borghi of Natrltien Committee Formed 12:15— Luncheonalres 11:00—Treat Time with Buddy “ Where Thrifty Shoppers Shop** street observed hl.s 90th blrthilay the church committee, which Is re­ nation. visited the latter’s parents, Mr. Clark. capital and labor. . . . Wallingford were guests of Mr. Lillian Hutch,n*o„ of Oarke |2;S0— Weather Man 6 r Monday and look his usual Sliip \»i^ •01111(1 I volvingxjibiuK jnin ■ viiai?character, the entire Victor .Snyder of Greenfield. and Mrs. Benjamin Robbins Satur­ 11:15—The Man I ifsrrled. 'Thla is no time for capita Buy 3 Lifebuoy Soap, Get 1 More and Mra. Floyd'FogU on Sunday. road and Ruth Shedd of Bolton 12:35— Day Dreams Walk to the center of the city. Mr. ^ / I X slate o f church officers was re- Mass., was a week end guest at the day. shuck, although company official 11:30—Bright Horizons. make, or be allowed to retain barber was bom in Masssrhusetts, O i l G a p e i ^ 0 (1 1 elected. «dw ard A. Smith went home of Mrs. Ina P. Beebe. Mrs. -A. H. Post and l«ouis Twin­ Notch were elected chairman and 12:45— Singln’ Sam cess profits...... Free! ORFN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY The Mission Circle will meet at secretary respectively of the newly and a medical examiner wore a tf 11:00— News, Weather 11:45— Aunt Jenny's Stories. • descendant of Captain John Bar­ « i rkutout rtf of nffirskoffice asna chairman of the '"A group of young people from ing of East Hartford, spent Sun­ M morlal church. Wednesday af­ loss immediafcly to explain ti| 12:00 noon—Kate Smith Speaks. Mediation Set-up ber who founded Dedham, Mass. day In Gilead at the home of Mr. organized Nutrition Committee for |1.15—The Uttle Show 1 LEAN church committee, his term hav- the Sundav school will be, enter- ternoon. Mrs. Charles Vickery of situation. P M "A nation-wide machinery Buy 3 Lux Soap, Get 1 He came to Rockville from Nor­ Sandwich. Mass . Oct. 28—(»44— I jpg expli'ed. and his place was i talned at a Hallowe'en party at and Mrs. Charles Fish. Bolton. The organization meet­ He leaves hi* mother, Mrs. Ho| (l;3 0 —Marjorie MilU conciliation and mediation of In­ More Free! New Haven will be present snd ing wa* held Sunday evening at |2:00-How To Enter A Contest 12:15^Big Sister. folk, 22 years ago. Coast Guard vessels today stood j taken by Walter C. Hewitt. The the home of Mr, and Mrs. Don Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Stedman conduct the study of the foreign ace T. Kittrcdge, five aisters a 12:30— Romance of Helen TrenL dustrial disputes haa been set up. A family party was held Monday by the 5,000-ton collier Newton,) other members elected on this Churchill at their home on South and children of West Hartford the home of Anna Munro who 1* a four brothers. and Win That machinery must be used Buy 1 Box Rinso, Get 1 More for 15c 1 Smoked SHOUILDERS missionary book . |2:J5— Medley Time 12:45— Our Gal Sunday. night with four generations pres­ which ran aground apparently to commlttee were Philip Clark and street on Friday evening. spent the week-end at their home member of the "Tolland County promptly—and without stoppage Choir rehearsal will be helo at |2:30-Medical Talk 1:00— Newa. Weather. ent 'Mr. Barber, his daughter. Mrs. avoid sinking after punching a Robert, F. Porter. Garden products, ' fruit, canned here. Nutrition Committee. of work. . . . The American peo­ Memorial -hurch Thursday evening ■2:35— String Matinee 1:05—Main street, Hartford. Buy 1 Silver Dust, Get 1 More for ^5c John Thomas, his granddaughter. hole In her bottom while passing The part of the New London goods, jellies and preserves will be Sirs. Howard Martin la spending This committee will Work In Dird War la On ple expect the Impartial recom- and at the Hill church Friday eve­ conjunction with the Defense |3:00— Against the Storm 1:16— Woman In White. Mr*. Adn Harriett Harlow who through the Cape Cod Canal. Turnpike lying In Hebron, a strip acceptable contributions for Dona­ a few days In Long Island at the mendatlona of our government ning. If enough singers are Uter- Council of the town and the work |S:15—Ma Perkins 1:30—The Right to Hepplnesa. 1 Fresh SPARERIBS ib- 2 3 « w«8 IS years of age today. Mr. She was beached about a half- about three-quarters of a mile tion Day for the Windham Com­ home of her slater. New Britain. OcL 28—(J V -1 agendea will be followed both by Buy 1 Wyandotte, Get 1 More Free! csted a Choral club may be formeu. they will do is most Important 1:45—Life Can Be Beautiful. Barber received numerous gifts mile outside the eastern entrance long, was the scene of another fa­ munity 5Iemorial hospital, and Mr. and Mra. Myron Post of war against this city's pesky staij capital and labor. . . . This gov­ Ne.xt Sunday evening a meeting Nine members of the committee 2:00— Young Dr. Malone. and cards land had several visitors. of the canal -the end nearest Bos­ tal accident Sunday when a light may l>e left at the Center school East Hartford were callers In Ing flock has reached the ahooth ernment ia determined to uae all of for young people of the Hill area were present at the Sunday meet­ Cardinal Make* Report 2:15—Joyce Jordan—Girl Interne. Leon Rib Pork Chops lb. 29c He also has a son. Harrv C Barber ton. leaving the artery open to truck In which three Ea.st Hart­ by 4 o'clock on Friday. Oct. 30. Gilead on Monday. will be held at the church confer­ stage. lU power to express the will of lU 1 LE.\N SLICED Of Portchester. N. Y . and four ing and Several more who were When stiff streams of wat 2:30—Fletcher Wiley. other shipping. Her crew was be- ford men were drU'ing went out of , Mr. and Mrs. J. Albertine Braln- ence room at 7 o'clock; Mr. Newby people, and to prevent interference great grandchildren. unable to attend will function as from hose lines failed to dril Vichy, Unoccupied France, Oct. 2:45— Kate HopUna—Angel of lieved In no danger. ' control, crashed into a stone wall ard have returned from their '-.ill be in charge and will discuss with production of materials Western Calves' Liver P o r k C h o p ! Slight Fire members. them from Central Park trees, ^ — Emanuele Cardinal Suh- Mercy. lb. 39c BACON Operated by the Mystic Steam- ! anb^ 2 5 « from Box 63 at the comer of Un pany of city firemen. The blr Before grounding outside the wich, u'hcre he was taken. This meetipg on Nov. 4, in the Library Jolui F. Meet* Dies must not be obetructed by war Leon Smoked Shoulders lb. 25c km and Ward streets. Fire was dis­ Schools will close Friday for the Folkestone, England. Oct. 28.— left, all right, but came back Informed eources aald Suhard canal, the Newton sent this radio piece of road has been the scene “ 'ifn ~ profiteering. covered in the upper floor of en Readfhg Room*, to acquaint tb Teachers' State convention to be (iP)—Despite 60-mile wind and rain their perches when, the fireworj Would attempt to re-establiah message lost night. of more fatal accidents In the parents of grammar school cb! held In Hartford. New Haven snd Waterbary, OcL 28— UP)— John “It must not be obetructed by •usrtment at the comer of Ward "S.O.S. Stioick in canal and Boston, OcL 28— ett. .Martha, Brainerd, Minnie THOMAS FERGUSON. and complete. But it too must Entcreil Diir- trial depression accompanied by a T h o s e W J lo \X'ill r - i l l .Shirley Clark, Betty 0«ntr«i Manatcr maining greens of the forest floor Arrested on Charge of inoNU WHO 44 III t„,|| ;i|,,.o,rk. Oraldm e Marlin, .Nonne be backed up by action. The next The Story: Two •Purdeiw at ^ave something to eat. You can German Threat ^"P“" i>ra*iicaiiy To Obsprve 60lh Year; back-to-thc'-Iand movement was Anii-Tnisl Trial Ends;^ Founded October 1. lilt Into a winter garden. Paradise l ^ e renew the old ^ ^ave some coffee and It Killing Young Girl. . in^^ghl Blit Nfithing vital step for ' the defense of Tk T-t 1 ' ^ “**“*g Froduclioii of predicted In the post-defense read­ Homes in Drive for Rarhara Sadroz^iski, Published Every Evening Eicepi The moss, in all Its delicately won't take her a minute to get Saturday and Sunday;* Of Val^ Taken. justment for .New England toijny a o r s s 1 ’ I ^ ^colt. Ettabelle Four CompanicB Arc Sundsys end Holldeye- Entered et America must be taken, not • I**'" thinge ready. My breakfast has Must Be Faced Wine, Tea and Msinlyn sY^iller, Barbara the Post Office at Manchester. etched varieties, has come into Its Farmington, Me., Oct. 2S—(JPi by Roland B. (Jreeley of the Na­ $860 Fund Nuined. " abroad, but at home. We will with her mothe^Maudle, and re- probably been waiting." Five (Charter .Meniher»^ tional Resources Planning Board. ur. Hf’viTly Gibson, Klranor Named at Trial. C^nn.. as Second Class Mall Matter. own. The pine tunnels Its way ^.rter Dennis Plynn. sent dowm through the dark par- — Suddently reviving a five-month- ____ ( Tobacco Now. Police today are'tny^estlgating a have small capacity for pulling To Gel Special Honors.' Greeley spoke at a meeting of In .Mamhrxtfr niorr- fh.-m toi| iLirbara G'lhy, Jnne' Con- SUBSCRIPTION RATES through the massed leaves. Close from the city to cover “ «« •»«ry- lors and I shiverSd In the glfJom. old shooting, police today held Fred reported break at the'Boland Oil the board with planning and land v‘ rsc. lit tty Hf>hl. , I>exlngton. Ky,, Oct. 28.— One Tear by Mall ...... »« our own oar in the destruction of Police are convinced sophisticated ..y ,j., dreadful, " she ssld, go- Gov. Hurley Deelares By .Max Hill | girls are being trained in thi- Girl searching may find a small seed­ Wheeler, 50, wealthy cattleman I company station at 369 'C gnler use officials of .New England. Troop No 1.3 Khlrl^y Cervini. The tobacco anti-trust trial tbsl Per Month by Mall ...... • Hitlerism until we have tossed llerbcrt Cord vvm killed by 1^"*- mg to the windows and raising the Tokyo— (Correspondence of Tne Five charter members of the , Scout way of living .vhuii .» the G.i.sk;lJ. ('ar«*l H'lnHon. Single Copy ...... •...... J -y* ling henjloi k. The rattlesnake and father of four children, on a Nazis Plan to Destroy street which took place during the "people will go into njral areas," cost approximately $1,000,000 a a i Delivered One Tear ...... 19 Bier .Stush Verettl, sUhough ..you know I sUll can t Associated Press)—Because of the Emanuel ^.iitheran church will iie he said, "not t>> find good farm democratic way ot hfi- o v ,r i 2r> L’]‘ ,!4' K.t ly, ShirU-y Murphy, John L. Lewis overboard. The ( orf them will not be ronrern- .vears a Grrl Scout '-arnp haa bc-n e ■ ' 'f-rtrufl'- Nrrns, Vilm'a Zai- tlon of all newi diepatchee credited .shadings of green that can be j .vear as his fiancee. Second mys­ girl's schooling at Gates Business nor Hurley hold* that even "the orchards Into grain fields and tabllsheil church in .Mancliestcr. ' ed and entrance apparently was mnintaint-d on the bonier >jt tjie 'i''I’ rei Jovte Grady. Mary Dandau A Federal Court Jury late yes- ever means are at his commamt ture" The sunlight helped, and gained through that opening. ed about the quality of the land to It or not otherwise credited in terious death was that of .Miss we went through to the dining College ' In Augusta and that he most persistent wishful thinkers" , prmluctlon of They arc Mrs Aaron Johnson, Mr. town; funds are needed to main- I l ; rr-,- Eli-unor .Milkr Elea- rday cbnvlctcd R. J. Reynolds,ReyhoIdJ, thfa paper and also the local new* fnunf Hitler­ there, too. has embarked on a "deliberate, ' Krapple w ith the fuel Emelin Ijiinberi; and Adolph Lle- C'»me s*‘ttled. That is a glocimy to the troop.s the ad\ant,ig.a -'-I. .Ji'iin .N.ckla ican Tobacco companies, the U t­ special ditnstrhes herein ere aleo hunger nf fealh^fd foragera. [heart tlie secret of a ^rlhood ro- pre-concelved, reckless plan to de- t P'"°o'oiO' Japan is calling on her berg, all of Manchester. place on Tolland turnpike which i the national orgnmzat.o.o. -p .No Ui Jan Dumas Bet- ter a subsidiary, American Sup- ism ...... A 'I . do believe Liza overslept" police still are working on. pro.spci t, but we ran cope with It reserved. (Jathered together, in auch va-| ance .Uth someone who sifted „ „ through to the ! « «-«ver made the statement as stroy the freedom of the seas even . ^ replace powered-craft A few Sivedes had settled in If we jil.m adequately. ivanous other a'tiwt.i-a -.'.li.. h i;.,- pllcr.s. Inc , of Louisville, and tbs E. , hisB leiirrsl. tters "Kit.”' i\ii. OtherA/mrr characterscnanM iers ,i hi., om.f.-hinn.rt vl-ur it. he ordered a three-state search at the risk of confronting the . . . . 'email fees will not co\ 10 Mary Doggart. 13 officials on fn-ir counts of criml- Full lervies ell.nt of .N. ricty n.s appeals to the individual the story are Liza Holmes, Miss I * old-fashioned kitchen with Its Manchester In the years closely SorTiro tnc. huge wood-bumlng range and that culminated, a few hours later United States Navy in outright ; .. minister whose Job Is to see following the Civil \Vnr, one.Olof Letters have been dci.-. > rrd to* a'gart, I'C'ith Kltmerl, Alice n.ally violating the Sherman Anti- Mass MeetinR Generalship ta.ctr, thr.se' products of the last night wdth the cattleman's action that 75,000,000 Japanese get Tni.st set The charges wefe: Publlshrrt K»pr»««n(»ilvfi. Th« ■fall , Millie's maid who sUys on with , ..-rubbed pine floor. There was no Magnell being the first of that many Manchester houi,' ho!de.-a . .J'-wf-ii A\onll, Lorainr.r ,rern '’ " “ nle; elderly Innkeeper ^ r ls | ^IM there. arrest in Boston's North station on The chief executive, himself a enough to eac, Hlroyasu Ino, min­ soliciting a rontribiilif.ri, r T’K;.Ar^lurFon. Kl.sic !■ ixmg price.? and, suppresslalg Jullu* .Maihewi Sr*el«l Asency — I No amount of logic seems to woo'l.s arc willing to live I sign ister of agriculture aqd forestry, race to come to .Man< he..'ler and Is Auto Driver Now Tork. Chtcoro. Detroit one (lordon; local editor Tod Palmer, a murder warrant. former sailor in the Navy, added Plans Dance large or small. A moderate U- J in .M'-i.a.-t, Hazel Jones'I conspiring and com- I clirb the insistent demand, in Brit- | through the winter •No one ter- has outlined the problem In the regarded as the first of .Swcillsh Stanley Baekua Boston. in love with Jeanie. Tod, .Mary, Jeanie stood a moment looking The girl's body was found In a in his Navy Day speech here last Strain to become a resident here from a large nurnb<-r of per.-,,!..-, ; i.lning to monopolize the billion rariiini is ex.irtly like another in ' .leanle, and Dennis spend a pleas- garden in CTiestervlIle last June 7, semiofficial magazine Shuho. . An dollar tobacco Industry, attempt­ BUREAU or I Bln, that an offensive be opened bewildered. In her pink, woolly night that America could face As early as 1840 a Swede. I^cir- Is Absolved Plans were virtually completed will help Uie Scout Counoil aUair, MEMBER AUDIT a revolver at Its side. A medical English translation appears In The I For Hospital ing to achieve a monopoly, aiid CIRCUI.a TIONS. ' on the "western front " as an aid 'its .•election and its delhil, but all i ant evening in the city. robe her hair tied up In that such a threat "without fear be­ entz Berg, a chemist, came to for the first annual Hallowe'en the goal they are striving for i-, D u i i i c H I , ... . I.lza Disappears examiner reported at the time only Japan Times and Advertiser, For* | achieving It. ribbori. and with her blue eyes cause, ship for ship and man for Glastonbury and with others or­ Rev. K. E. Erirkson danee to be held by the Lithuanian the present drive, $86o Tho Htrold Printing Company. I to Soviet Russia Another mass have one thing in ronilmon: Thev." CHAPTER XX man, our navy is the most cour- eign Office organ. just clearing from sleep she look­ that she had been "killed by a ganized and planneil the Williams (Tltizen's club Friday evening, Oc­ The finance committee e,f wh'-h L D H r ’lni-fTS»e ' executives and one substd- Inc., aaaumaa no financial reaponai- giv" the home a touch of summer ; it wa.s another hour before I got ageousoefflclent and modern fight­ To Build Up Surpluses Coroner Docs Not Hold Mrs. Gal(r44'e|] Reports 1 \ . I l t l l » I lary were acquitted. Left tempo­ blllty for typographical arroro ap- I meeting Sunday refused to listen ed about 10 years old. She rubbed bullet." Soap Comjiany of that town. He tober 31. at Lithuanian Hall on Mrs. A H Siindqiiist is chairm'ar. (iaae Is Dropped ing sea-force in the world today." The government is trying, Ino I lirlrk and masonry work wa.s and .Mrs T E Brosnan. v;< e rha r- rarily unanswered was the fats o f 'ttaarlng in ad'eri laamenia In tha I to speakers seeking to explain 1 which will be pleasant to look at | to bed. for Maudie was not asleep back of one leg with a bunny- was killed suddenly in 1848 and hl.s I.oral Man Kesponflible Golway .slreejt according to Stan­ wianchaatar Evantng Hartid, I ,, . land insisted upon getting up to First Line Defense said, not only to insure adequate ','lvrn to Thomas Gorman, a wril Arranf;emeiitfl for Af­ man, he>pea all who iia\e r>--#;ved five other tobacco firms, 21 sub­ 1 why sUch a move would be ill-ad­ when the snows p ie up outside. / “ . .< * clad foot and ran a hand through After a brief flurry of Investiga­ normal eupplles but also to build grave in the Glastonbury cemetery ley Backus, general chairman this (I ontlniif^ F rom Pagf* One) ; 1 1 I hear about the doing in town. her brown locks. tion, the case appeared headed for Its planes and ships he said, known old time mason and con­ For Death. these appeals will er.ilosr their sidiaries and 12 executives, all co- Tuesday, October 28 vised. I they reflert, op the part of those | After she'd put away a piece of up big surpluses near the big cities tractor, who built many of the morning The hall will he decora­ fair Well Under W'av. "Maybe she's gone to the store," the "unsolved" file and It dropped were the "guardians and guaran­ contribution in the small envelopea sfion.se Latin Am<»rl<'a. to defendants. who remained out lof who ronstruct them, an intimate i chocolate cake and madc Finn tors of America's sovereignty and as a precaution against air raids | older local buildings. , ted for the dance by members of for the purpose and the G-rl [ the trial under an agreement to ac­ I This Is a dangerous tendency, i I said. But we both knew that from public view until the war­ and other emergencies. In an official statement Issued •.'.hr e. whnt McCool miserable by sticking car­ independence —the prot.ector.s, at The cornerstone was laid on the committee. Mrs. Darid M. Caldwell, chair­ Scouts wiTt- call for them tomor­ cept penalties If convictions re- The Pt'e.sidcnt’s Speech knowloilgp of nature's most un­ ' Liza would have had the curtains rant was sworn out last night on Ino said there were shortages I today by John 8. Yeomans. Tol­ raid '/'ere .Nazi plane for conquest ' i The history of wiir Is replete with amels on the roof cj his mouth she the first line, of America's free­ July 23, 1916. The V\^rld war The advance sale of tickets haa man of ih* committee from the rovrow or Thursday usual ofTehng.a. Through the win­ ^ up in the kitchen had she been the basis of a secret Indictment in various essential foods, due I land County coroner. John J. Bren­ been large and a big crowd 1s ex­ ■ind/reorgamzalion Roosevelt de-' U f , , . „ ^ * Anyone who i^ries’1■'l Imposition of sentenca to the Americannerican people the ' full Praia had to yield to piiblii- 11am- j ' 1939 In western Japan and sub-1 committee plana to have refresh- ranging for the annual dance No ) T land spot where each shv Item "That policeman came around | "linking TosT '“come the day of the vivacious student's was no doubt that "the Nazis pletion of ttie basement until the of John McKeever of this town Troop No I : Jean Chfbjcan .Sar. scribed by B. rlui sources as "the i a conference today with nature of the Hitler threat to all ■r The long .series hf df-frals about an hours ago she said. I I j, have decided to challenge our [ normal crops In 1940 and 1941, and I church w as completed,. the serv­ menlB, a good orchestra and a gen­ vember 28. in the ballroom of the dra Stuart. Betay Bernard, APya was found. death; partly to dislocation of Japan's! who was struck down bv the Bren­ eral good time is promised to all Hotel Bond. Hartford, states that mu-.;< •: It. 'S. velt fanlasv and defense attorneys, the world Is likely to sound like ^ with which the'Union opened the could see his flashlight and hear t | Wheeler, the girl, her brother Navy, " declared: I ices were held in the basement nan car and killed on Nigger Hill, Tournaud, Elise Ray, I’egg-, 4 the emanation of hallucinations | sentences that could the car when he turned it around "The plan Is there because we j foreign trade arising from the! On Dec. 9, 1017 the church was wb(0 attend. Dancing will start at plans are well under way for this nan. Ruth GraJ-.an, an extremist and a sensntlonaUat. ('ivil War were defeats decrercl by backstairs and down a narrow hall | John and the latter's wife had been "freezing" restrictions Imposed by! Bolton, October 6. 8 o'clock. Tickets may be obtained always enjoyable. se'ml-formal which are as bad aa they arc i'® ‘ rnnosed were fl.nes totaling on the road." to an open door. 1 in John's farm home. The wife have evidence of it. The attack on I moved from the old wooden edi­ Yeomans, In his finding states Troop .No. 2:' Betty . iird ' j $20 001.^ each for each of the four And when President Roo.sevelt. the impatience of ttie civilian "1 wonder how long they're go­ the United States, the British! from members of the,committee or affair. Liza wasn't there. Furthermore ] went to a store to buy some pro- the Kearny, the sinking of the Le­ fice into the basement of th’e new that McKeever was apparently •Marolyn Kimball. Conni^ se~ret map" which Roose- ®o'"'*ctda. Harriet M ill^ Dor‘ U;v v'dt sabihad come into his pos- j ®"®C''tive's. Ear h of the latter, in naked. " If they wait until they took place after the president's Indies. Mrs. 5Iortimer E. Moriarty la two secret documents, he may ventures in Norway and Greece in that bed last night. The patch-1 Ruzzell together—John taking a March 18, 1923, when the church the highway, at night, dressed in Linnell, .Marion KeU\y,\rlir.e Kel­ se.r .on .■■h>fsy;.-i;_ Germany's plans i ' ’*®®<1 possible maximum Connecticut solve the mystery of who killed historic warning to the Nazis that The government has announced I chairman has received a num)>er work quilt was carefull., folded on j nap. was dedicated, services were held dark colored clothing and the coro­ ly. Joyce Wigren, I^rothy .Spauld­ .-.Ith rega.-d to. .South America PC'*on term.? of four years: have sounded too meloilramatlc were both made nece.ssary by the Miss Millie they'll be coming here our ships would shoot marauders subsidies of about $20 an acre fo ri of worthwhile gifts of money ing. Carolyn Wc^ahou.sr. F.a.th the bed. and on a nail behind the < Body Is Discovered In the basement. ner notes it would tiave been very t.bcy '.ailed "a cNrfiplcte swindle These executives were qonvlch pressure of public opinion. after we've headed back for the on sight." the conversion of mulberry acre-l and merchandise, listed on' the McClelland, .Nancy Stone, Connie for effective persuasion. door hung her old flannel night- I Mrs. Buzzell returned and no­ IXMil Both Nous difficult for the decessed to have Aid Teaching I and fo.-gcry, " and Cti^lenged him ed; 1 Yankee city." Is State Chairman age and similar bounties for tea,| ticket's. Rogers. The effect of the current uproar gown with high neck and long ! tireu the girl mls.slng. A child of Rev. P. J. O. Cornell gave un- lo sav "••'■■here he got it,.and why American Tobacco— George W, Yet, documents or no docu­ MrCool was practically stand­ The governor spoke at a meet­ tobacco and peppermint fields. been seen by any motorist. Mrs. Edwin C. Higgins, chair­ n.v ,\. H. 0 . sleeves. There was as little person- j m i and Mrs. Buzzell found the stliitlngly of his time and energy Troop N o .,i: Catherine Fergu­ he k' ; t it so long." Hill, president; Paul M, Hahn and ments, there Is no doubt of the in Britain may be to comfiel Hrit- ing on his head trying to get that ing of the Navy League of the Means Eporhal Change The coroner notes • witness as­ ‘ Class Begins man of the ticket committee has son. Barb^ba .Morri.son, .Manor. allty to that room as there was to I hlonde'.s body In a garden behind The ploughing up of the onul*| In building the new church, this serted McKeever was Intoxicated. "If R'K'.s«’vell's henchmen ihanu- Vincent Riggio, vice presidents, oil truth of the charges he made. l.sh generalship to action ahead of sticky mess out of his mouth and United States, of which he is hon­ had a supply printed and they are Schildge,,'Alice Posad.as. Barbara, fii't’.ii'd one li'.s a clear forgetv of .New York. Public Defender Thomas R. Rob­ the drab, colorless figure of Liza , tj,, home. berry orchards means an epochal! in spite of the fact that during The text of the finding follows: In the hands of group members. schedule. If action designed 11 I shoved him into Maudic's room. orary state chairman, at the In­ the World war, he and Mrs. Cor­ French,' Barbara Wiganowske I ititenui'i to ii'it-do all previous ^ Reynolds—William N. Reynolds South America has always been inson.' the gentleman wlio was as­ herself. j xhe chief .said Wheeler had con- dian Harbor Yacht Club. change In Japan's agricultural life. John McKeever, of Manchester, Mrs. Stuart Dillon is co-chairman "By the way. Muss Millie had a "Could she have gone some , tended that he didn't leave the nell lost two of their sons In their Dr. Lutz Inaugurates Doris VVlganowiike. Louise wr..«o:: ’ forgeries." they added. executive committee chairman: S. in the Nazi World strategy. It still this popular tunnilt does signed the duty of salving the romance once." I remembered to In another Navy Day .-address For decades the mulberry trees, I (Connecticut, died almost Instantly of the ticket committee and Cecelia Wilson, Phvllis Karim country’s services. In the Town of Bolton on October The whole speef h. Germans said, Clay AVilliams, bc»ard chairman; takes no map to prove what the come, it is not likely to be ori any tell her ••II knew vnii'rtyou d eninvenjoy that I| jeanie®‘®>' shook her head. ^ house during Mrs. Buzzell's ah- yesterday president Charles Sey­ whose leaves are fed to sOkworms, j others assisting are Mrs. W. W /Troop .No 4: Jean Wiley, Jca;. conKcience of the Connecticut .sence. hut Weaver added that "cer­ The committee planning the an­ 8th, 1941, IS a result of Injuries Course in First .Aid vas ' a conglomeration of suspl- James A^-Grav. pre.^ldent: Edward western front, but in Liliya. Tliere, . . . . 1 bit of informalformation \ oil can use , ..^he has a niece In a little tow-n mour of Yale told members of the were the basis of Japan's most Im­ Eells, Mrs. Richard McCarthy, Jtoblnson, Avis Beechler, Anne I'.or..'. insults, slanders, falsifica- A. Darr an?Fs,Umes W. Glenn, vice Nazis would do with South Amer­ State Bar A.s.sociation at its an-I imagination as to whether tain things have developed In the portant foreign trade Industry. niversary expects 400 members in received when he was struck bv an Mrs. Ernest Johnston, Mrs. H j about 30 miles from here, but she University's naval reserve officers Work Here I.ast Night. Beechler. Betti Chapman, Brcr.da ' t.' ::s I'l.d suiiposition.s which could presidents, air-of Winston-Salem, ica, if they were ever permitted for months now, Britain has beer) mi.il .V .1.11011 ih Hartford last week, Jhe letter writer. Kit. was a dash- nast week" to show that the man Twenty years ago raw silk ex­ attendance at the anniversary automobile. Roy, .Mrs. William L. Conlon, il/ s . makes a vi.slt there only two or training c- rps that the system of Dr. B. ilullus Hulleen banquet In Masonic Temple Sat­ Anderson, Artenies Paz:a:n'is. : nf't by any .stretch of the imagin- N, C. rebuilding the Army of the .Nile dld nobly. l voung-man-about-town, a had pone outside. Anglo-American control of the ports, nearly all to the UnitedI The scene of the accident was In Edmond Zaglio, .Mrs. CharlcA S to reach It with their economic three times a year. She just never urday night, beginning at 6:30. Dr. Ra.ymond Lutz, of Washing/' Mary Ann Pazianos. .Nancy Berg, at.r.fi he 'vvorse " Uggett and MyerA-,^ames W. He gave the A.b.bw lation a once- , coiintrv farmer, or a broken-down Wheeler was In Boston on a cus­ seas was "under challenge" and States, however, have fallen offi front of the Anderson home, near Burr. Mrs. Fred Carpenter, Mrs and ideological influences. They The news today from the Mediter­ goes away Is regarded os the first of the rate Rev. Knut E. Erickson, ex-pastor .Norma Emerson, Jean .I'ohnson! Tiiey 'asked how a statesman Andrew.-, president; wllHam A. over-lightly Unit wi " as he him- ' poet. Anvwav it's a rather sweet tomary weekly biislne.ss trip when that the ocean, once naval super­ heavily In the last ten years and| In the slate. the top of "Nigger Hill ' on the ton, D. C., In opening the tniUhl George H. Waddell. .Mrs. Uharles Barbara Johnson, Edith Anderson. not only have a map; they have ranean is of a icinvoy running the he was apprehended in the station and nt present Comptroller of highway leading from Manchester : 'V.ho deems himself responsible Blount and George W. \\THtaker, .si ll pn ill, t. d, , probably last for noteto finish the night on iority Is lost, "ceases to become a since the reciprocal freezing of as- Beginning Of Wonihip first aid Instructor class the Wade, .Mrs. Paul Ferris, Mrs. Jo.yce Gu.stnfson. I for the late of the whole hemi- Axis gauntlet to reach the hemic Jiiiotli. r ynir. at whicl. time some | Apparently she thought so, too, j We stood there for a while [ waiting rrom by Sergeant William Aiigu.itana College and Theologi­ Green to Bolton .Notrh. This high­ vice presidents, all of New ' their admlni.atrators being train­ barrier and becomes a highway to .set.H Japan's raw silk export mar*| The start of reliciou.s wurship .Slate Trade school last night, wel­ James McKay, Miss Mary Fogar­ Troop .No. 5: Janice Whalen. I Hpi.ere ' could resort to "such mon- and Edward H Thurston, ^ more polite .self s./airging may beI when 1 'left her slie was slt- [watching a bluebottle fly , buzz Bonber. Boston policeman, who our front door. " ket has virtually disappeared. cal .Seminary at Rock Island, illl- way Is paved with two strips of ty. .Miss Hazel Trotter. '' ed. and beleaguered [airt of Tobruk here by the Swedes was about 1881 nol.i, will be the principal speaker. comed his students, which Includ­ Clara Kobllpki, Marie Brennan. ; .strous a.ssertloiis " unless he want- Louis, vice president. indulged in, and so gn ad infini- i t,ng on the edge of the bed r persistently rub- . against the - j window. ^ said the cattleman told him he "That challenge must be met," Ino disclosed that the 1941 rtcsl concrete, each 10 feet 'wide, and when the small group of .SweijiKh fJrcetings will be extended on The committee Is' making a spe­ Genevieve Ubert, Helen -Stiles. ; I il v.ilr."at any cost." American Suppliers— James E. It takes no blueprint to prove | liim, as a lawyer says when he i.s 1 hmg'McCool's back with her foot ' ^ turned toward the door would waive extradition. he declared, "for there can be no | crop la about 3.5 per cent belowl at the place where the accident <>c- ed many local teachers, nurses. cial effort to Interest the new Virginia Sulllyan. Alice Backus, men, women and childn'n of the I behalf of the New England Con- Boy Scout leaders and State Guard Lipscomb, Jr., president, Louis- that Hitlerism ha.s as a central I P®'"" Kolng to the Red ,s. a. Fight- .describing some pleasant state of jand^gazing off into space with an i The girl followed me, still with •safety, no peace, no freedom to | normal and barley, wheat and Lutheran faith held services curred there Is an additional strip people in towiy in this annual Rae Ludke, Rbsallnd Turklngtnn. , • i r i I abstracted stare. , that puzzled expression on h er’ n the ference of Augustana Lutheran medical men. The cour.se, which Is vUle. . ~ , ing weather is at hand evil which may last forever. live our own lives in our own way other grains some 7 per cent. local homes, a pastor from other of concrete on the south side, and benefit for Memorial hospital. Grace Brown. Barbara Hubbard. K a p i l l L x p a U S l O t l and vital object the destruction of ' I face. churches by the president. Dr. B. a 30-hour affair divided up Into Judge Ford, in dismissing the The Axis Army In Libya, how­ The once-over-llghtly te® 'b •'®*' "** j *' m* By George Tucker Overnight News and other natural calamities, crop In 1885 a lay preacher by the The accident occurred about 9 1 o Stale Hospital with. Jane Mack, Olga Wawgal, Blstently nithle.ss. and Is only be­ favorable odor In nhU-h this the floors dusted and I'd helped | (blly tired after the city and all lectmen, for the town. Special p. m. The weather was clear but in first aid; Biidgtnort 'Bra.sa Company, ex­ In medieval times, the betrothal have not been satisfactory thl; 1 name of Jonaa Wlckberg prearhe*! rmi.sir will be provid«'d by the Xy ______Joan Barstow, Barbara Hall, Hen­ lentage of Axis shipping carrying ' type of selection has Involved Maudic arrange the weeds which:* * remember that I was careful dark. The car Involved was owned Upon the satisfactory comple­ rietta Lloyd. Frances Agard. Jac­ panding so fast that it haa put ma- ring presented on the tip of th* ing abated for the moment be­ New York, Oct. 28.—D'ju get a Of Connecticut year,"'he wrote. at the Swedish Lutheran r.ervice.s church 'hoirs under the direction sword meant that your knight reinforcements and supplies to tlu-se c o u r t s . The ' biennial she gathered in lieu of flowers, i '^hen I went upstaiM not to .step "The''strained International ilt^ and operated by John J. Brennan tion of the eourse. the stiidenU Hartford, Oct. 2 8 - (jp,~ Carl queline Carpenter. rhinery In Us directors' room, cause Hitler's iiropagandi-ats are The dav in town had left me rest- ' O" squeaky place, so I load of that Nancy Walker kid until hla untimely death on Aug. of G Albert Pearson. Erik W, would fight for you. Libya, but the fact ri'iiiain.s that . scraiiihlc for. Judicial office has By Associated Press nation al.so Is making the to I 23, of that year. of 337 Center street, Manchester, will receive an Instructor’s CcrUfl- Wilson. .50. of 37 Uberty street Troop No. 8: Elaine Teijford. •tarted nut today on its second trying to organize a "Christian Ix-i-oiiii- so repulsive that the less: I said 1 thought I'd go for a wouldn't .slurb her. in "Beat Foot Forward?" Her Modeaii. church Mecretar>', will (Tonnectlcut. cate. which will enable the bgarer al.eged to have shot Walter Booth. 25,000 000 artillery cartridge cases. difficult. The freezing of as1 Of tho 60 odd charter members rend a short history of the church Sue Todd, Margaret Boyd, \Pat war against Soviet Russia. "Mem the Axis army is being eontiimal- leglsliitiire Its e lf has risen j We r.ame out into the, hall and pop's the little half of Barfo h to Instruct in three types of 15, of 33 Uberty atreet, on Oct. 22 Baedor. Margaret Dicantis, Har­ ' The story of the first 2.5.000,000, Groton, Oct. 28- William Ry- sets and shortage of shipping have I of the first Emanuel Lutheran from ill beginning years. As near aa can be ascertained ly strengthened. | against some of Its evils." ■ I picked up some of Jeanlc's * turned bark toward the kitchen Mann, in Hcllzapoppin,' and I un­ •McKeever was walking in the courses, the Junior 15-houe coursf. with a shotgun, todav was commit­ riet Schwartz, Phyllis John.sop, snT the company's expan.aion, was K am pf" has already been substi­ derstand .she was bom In a trunk backi, 43, a woolen weaver who caused difficulties In the transport] I church, which was officially or- Tlinl latter statement inspires magazines aloirg witli mv own A door was open at th® fn'* came to Norwich about four | of foreign rice (most of whlcl easlbound traffic lane, about 5 feet the Standard 20-hour (Xnirse and ted In Hartford Police Court to Susan Ferguson, Lois Olson. .Mary told yestertiay at a Navy D.ay cere- tuted for the Bible in all mnrnape It Is an InevilaMe Cot.fli t the when 1 got out of Uie car last f>f th*- hall and it moved a little, 'figuratively) and has been (roup­ Iganlzed without a settled pastor IIS to a miraliilo dirtu, which is months ago from Webster, Maas., [comes from French Indo-Chlna). I south of the painted canter line the Advanced 10-hou^^course. Norwich state hospital- as "a per­ J. Pitkin. Emily Strong ' mor.v at which a representative ceremonic.s for memliers of Hit­ logical [ilai e f >r Britain to move night " 1 said, "and 1 think I'll i .leanle was still standing there ing around with the old man ever I on ilarch 1-2, 1881, only those tatlep Mliiil a lawyer says wlien a client was killed by a freight train yes must be expected that this sltual I named above now survive. when struck, Dr. Lutz commenged by explain­ son BO mentally defective that he Is Troop No. 9; Helen Hayes, Emo- v f the Navy's ordinance bureau - looking^iore than ever like since. This Is Nancy's first stage Open Forum ing to the Students the details of TISSUE ler's Black Shirts What .sounds when Britain ha.s the proix i of­ aci cpts his fee without squawk- drop them off at her house. , v, la terday near the Navy's submarine (Ion will become more difficult Itf Honors will be expressed by the Brennaii testified that although unable to understand the proceed­ gene Warren. Joan David.sbn, Ag- r'tjief prisented the concern with ling It would be encouraging If the ! I hadn't realizeil how early assia-nment and the reason she there were no cars from the op- the course, and announced that all ings against him. " ne.a Bartley, Roberta MacLachlan. an aw.ird for "dustingulshed ser- melodramatic and aensatidnal. fensive caiiaeity For all we know, What's in th ere!" I asked, nod- clicked Is that the Abbott office base. .State police said he appar­ the future. Isr.tire congregation pf 800 mem- Uegislatiin- had "risen" to any- ths^day it was until 1‘d rung the o ■ in ently fell while riding on one of 'The supply of fats and albul noslta direction, he did not see Mc- students must/M able to "teach" ,-11“ taken under Section Betty Muldoon. ■.•ic\ln production." v^hen an American president the move may actually come at bvll again and again at the .Morns , ding toward the d ^r. liked her but not having a part jbers at the anniversary banquet to — • No "Dwindle" thing but bigger and better judge-' the cars. mens has become short because o| I be held In Masonic Temple next KeeverSuntll the car was almost the different^ibjects pertaining to 1<22C of the General Statutca, is Troop No. 10: Pearl Binks, Jean In turn the repre.se.l'.atlve. Com- any hour. Nonethclo.sa, the un- shi[i drills. house and f.milly had the door | "** go^» up to the ■ttlc. for her, said, "Look, kid, you're a Editor. The Herald: one of the few instances In which states It, la routine fact In Nazi the small catch of our flsherlel ISaturday night, at which the only upon the pedestrian. the courseJm order to pass It auc- Johnston. Mae Vennard, Linney mander R. W. Holslnger, was pre- Biiblir Defender Robinson went ’ opened by Jeanie, her hair done up Perhaps It was a jumoieo ^ ® ^ ' blind date now make people be­ In these tragic days even dulled the provisions of this statute have Germany. It ahould be .stated, fortiiimte British sally of last Cheshire—State Barber Com- i due to the restrirtlon of gasollnl Iliving ex-pastor will be the guest The deceased was dressed- In ceasfullyy' Smith, Nancy Stevenson. Barbara sented wlth the 25.000.000th cart­ on. roneenthiting on the lower in a blue ribbon, and her eves still ■'’O' facts gleaned from hearing lieve It:" -She ju.st acted natural­ sen.slbilltles must wipce at the pa­ mUssloner Joseph N. Depaola of consumption (for fishing boata)| Ispeakec, Rev. K. E. Erickson of dark clothing and It would have 44'hat It Include* been employed by the local police Leemon, Janet Ritchie, Janet ridge case the company haa turned again and again, from high placc.i. spring showed how disastrous any eoiirl.s, to state that the Bur A s -, heavy with .sleep. [Maudie discuss her mysten' like. she claims; loves to face au­ thetic picture reported by Wash­ court. Meriden was presenteil with a' while there Is a reduced supply lllock Island, Illinois, comptroller been very difficult for any driver The course will Include ad­ Schrelber, Sylvia Price, Pnscilln nut since the European war began JoJiflieve for there are still pwiple In Amer­ Britbsh offensive not sufficiently soeintion "has had a committee There wasn't much I cguld offer , perhaps It was jus e diences; doesn't want to go Hollv- meats due to the difficulty of jn ington conespondent Arthur C. to observe him from any great dis­ vanced first aid training Including ■The boy whom he is charged Wode, Ullian Hamill, Catherine a little over, tw-o years ago. on Judicial selections, afid it is ! in the wav d an excuse for get- necessity to continue ou® search wood because her ambition is to traveling bag and a defense bond |of Augustana College MUrry t ica who have not begun to sense prepared could be. When Uie at­ last night at a testimonial dinner porting fodder and smaller ship Wimer, describing Senator John tance. the theory on wounds, shock, spe­ v.1th assaulting with Intent to Graham. • Jean Stratton, Mary In the rapid shift from peace­ reported that this committee has ling her out of bed, but she said- for . Liza Holmes; I don t know be the "No-Glamour Girl of the Five Pastors Ames, Carol Sonnlksen. tack does come, it should be at the j heer attended by some 400 (lersons ments of soy beans from Manchu A. Danaher aa he "in a voice that Brennan's car was examined af­ cial wounds such as snake bite, murder. Is still in s dangerous time to wartime productlpn, the the true nature of Nazi ambition, | prrpari'd a list and submitted it on it was lime anyway. -I------must have- , 't was. but anjotray I opened Year. " Doesn't use makeup. "It In the 60-year history of the Troop N o - 11: Ruth McLagan, including Odell Shepard, lieutenant kuo." at times dwindled to an emotion- ter the accident and found to be In bandages, splinting, artificial resr roirtltlon at s local hospital, police company I.*us moved Into an area the grotesque realitic.s of Nazi moment selected by the generals, nt least more thar>'ime occasion to been terribly tired, because I don't j tni' door wider. , , doesn't do any good.” Age 19. lEmanuel Lutheran church. It has Mary L, Williams, Ksthenne W il­ governor; Mrs. CJhase Going Wood- I'tgra Use of Sailboats choked whisper, ended an appeal good mechanical condition. plratlon and the practice of teach­ formerly crowtJed with shacks and not t y mass meetings hiu k In tho appointing power. It is also even rcniemtier hearing Liza this L T.®t s go up and 8 'v« a l^ lu ■had but five settled pastors. The liams, Barbara Fortin, Phyllis Fla- barbarism. J house, secretary of the state; Dr. Japan's fisheries — employing ■first ordained minister called to for tolerance and clear-headed Oqe witness w-|ii presented at ing. The latter two subjects will Harold A. Bancroft and saloons and has even installed ma- rumored th.it tf.s rci ommcndations morning. I almost always hear her ' ^ Jeanie followed me This Is a McCoy story; Jesse thinking In the trying days to Otto G. Wiedman testified in court herty, Anna Bush, Betty Strick­ chinen,' in the factory's garages, Such discussion of the prospec- ! Britain. For military-strategy de­ Frank Anastaslo, state treasurer; some 1,.’>00,000 persons and 300,0* {serve the church was Rev. Au- ^ b e -in q ^ t who tsirtlfled that he be taken up the second week. Half are treatecl with very little con- I In the kitc hvn, but the bell was thi ! doede a® * lamb. And just as un- Addler is a character. He's the boats—produce an Important poij come." had obsrtTfcd McKeever on the of the grade which the students today that the accused believes he land. Patricia Murphy, Betty Pa- directors' room and clerical offices. tlve shape of the Nazi world or- j creed by mass meetings i an some­ I ern " ’ first sound I heard " | prepared. bachelor who invented those shoes John M. Dowd, state comptroller. tus Ollson. He served here from and attorney General Francis A. ' national food supply |1889 to 1895.’ The second pastor The Connecticut Junior Sena­ highway some distance west of the make will be baaed on the teach­ i- about to be murdered. While he times mean mass slaughter i The onre-over-llghtly was. as i She insisted X come In. "We'll (To Be Continued) that "make you two Inches taller." tor's palpitating concern lest a irn ot likely to do harm to himself der w'as, for the President last ! PallotU. 1 To Increase thelp production Inij vas Rev. William P. Anderson scene of the accident earlier in the ing "effort” of tho students. ' u e have .saiil. very good ] "Invented" them at popular prices. said the government was urgln/J closed hearing of the Senate For­ evening, and that McKeever was "W e have a lot of work to do," Iw physicians told Judge Jacob night, the prelude to open state- j ; Unfortunately, Public: Defender Recently one of his stores was vho was the minister from 1895 Hartford—Governor Hurley Is­ "the use of sailing ships In placT eign Relations Committee deny to intoxicated. It was reported that stated Dr. Lutz, "but I believe we hlB belief mokes him poten- ment of the fact that the shooting ' De Editorial Gu stihu.s ' Rohin.son talked about the evils he ' appointees. A t the moment, they held up and the clerk wa; tied and 1911. Rev. P. J. O. Cfornell came tlstlly dangerous to others. years Connecticut has acted as sued a statement yesterday urging of motorships and use of Bubstl| fo the Emaiiuel pulpit In l6 ll and the American public (along with others had observed the deceased can do It. Right now there Is a .between Nazi Germany and the | i clc sen he'll as it they were miracu- if such a thing were possible. are two former capital news­ tossed behind the counter. When tute fuels." I| the Nazi public) access to the at various points along the high­ great need for first aid work, and 1 I* of today’s proceed- I.a.'t week, the same rlay I Iciii.slv limited to only one aectlo.a papermen. This board has no leg­ al! Connecticut police chiefs, served 20 years, the 1«ngeat term United States has ..already begun, Now the disease Is spreading, the etltk-up man rifled the cash sheriffs, state police executives Hitherto Japan has been usinfl coming 'testimony before It, will way, and at least one person had Instructors are very valuable. We *'*'*®*‘ “ o finding was mode brought the news of the sinking of the beneh. While he comjemned islative powers and Its executive register and complained because of service of any of the five or­ and II will lake more than a po­ and others connected with police about 1 1 ,000.000 bushels of ric I come as no surprise from s sup­ observed him walking In the trav­ h.ive already trained about 3,000,- and the accused was not put to that the United States Navy Is al­ I the lower courts. he referred powers are limited. Its members there was only $78 and some odd dained ministers. Rev. K. E. Erlck- of two Amerlcsn-owned ships, the lite rllnic to eiire It. work to attend a series of special a year for making sake, the ns| on relieved Rev. P. J. O. Cornell porter of Senator Wheeler, who a elled portion of the highway In a 000 people In ths United States In pies, should It later be found that ready • In action ‘ glowingl.v to the "excellent meih- ! not only have to worry about the change in it, the clerk apologized. tional alcoholic drink, but this short time ago disclosed to the position of danger. first old, but It la not enough." he has recovered from his mental 1^-high and the Bold Venture. The ods of appointment prevailing in ' training courses soon to be con­ W 1932 sifter several months with­ opinion of the people who live “ You don't know how to run a to be cut nearly 25 per cent, th | enemy military Information which I, therefore, find that the acci­ The Instructor went on to ex­ |l*"**’ he returned to “ We are pledged to pull our own Courant, In its first editorial com­ the higher courts." | here, they have to answer to the ducted In New Haven under super­ out a settled pastor and he remain- store," the hold-up man bawled. vision of the Federal Bureau of minlstM said. as pastor until his resignation endangered the lives of American dent and McKeeveris death result­ plain that the course would include HarUord to stand trial for the ot- oar In the destruction of Hitler­ ment on the twin sinking, drew a le t the fact nf the matter Is President, the congressional com­ "LAst week I held up a much The cOTverted mulberry field I forces on the way to Iceland Our CONCENTRATION that. In the last la-gislaiure, the Investigation. In 1939. In that same yi^ar Rev. ed from the decesaed's walking on ordinary, every-day,, first aid, ed'** which he Is still charg- ism," said the President. "We proper distinction. The attack on I Washington mittees, and to Congress. Ham­ smaller store than yours and got _____ will be planted to potatoes, swee Senator resents the subbom rC' the travelled portion of the high­ stressing that first alders cannot "scramhle” was for Ccjninion i strung with ail these booses, it Is rborsten A. Gustafson accepted Americans have cleared our decks twice as much I” When Addler Hartford The pre-lnductlon ' tie pastorate and remains the fusal of Senator Connally to have way. and that they were not perform miracles. As an example € m in d the Lehigh, It admitted, was an | Pleas and Su|»erloT foiirt ap- no wonder If they forget they heard about the complaint he look­ forts will be made to extend th everything said right out in the and taken our battle stations.” (M’lntments. Public Defender i physical examination plan for prasient pastor of the church. caused in sny way by the criminal he cited a question, "What would act of piracy. The attack on the ' really are working for 130,000,000 ed up his figures— and transferred two-crops-a-year system now use open where Adolph Hitler can act, omission, or carelessness of you do if you were out In the Successor Named llciblnson admitted that the low­ people who call this their national draftees was Inaugurated In Con The first church of wooden con- ^ t o m With his aa.sumptlon' of respon- Bold Venture, carrying a cargo | Daybook the clerk—for the figures showed ...h... in i I southern Japan for rice. In btructlon was buiU on CJh'urch hear IL "We have,” continued said John J. Brennan or of any woods, ^without s knife, 765 miles er court places ‘'have become 1 capital and should take pride In the hold-up guy was right. better crop methods wlU If the Senator, speaking freely, ”al' •iblllty for the United States, with "all contraband ' to Britain, was ' reccignizeci a.s pc>*Blcal plums to By Jack Stinnett were given physical examlBatlons j|gj,t against Ir atreet on property given the other person other than the de­ fmm the nearest towm. and a To Col. Ruggl es demanding that it be the model ready commenced to lose free ceased. snake bit yoii?” tn v € itm *n t ufOttlaS bis unflinching refusal to return more legitimate. | W- used as the c-oln of payment municipality of the land. here, and officials said It went off sects and blights Intensified. bhureh by Frank Cheney, .Hr. Con- I see Jockeys In the nightclubs very amoothly. Under the plan. speech In our own couhtrj'." Thus Dated at Andover, Coimecticut Dr. Luts said that the only an­ from the conflict which Hitlerism for services rendered." frequently. They Invariably have These measures, he said, Wl_j jstruetton of the church was be­ the Senator adds himself to the On Sunday, the Courant, iri an Washington. Oct. 28 In Wash­ As for the District committees which altows for a period of about , , ,,or shortage dv| October 24. 1941 swer to this is that a good first , SlandtnJ, FIs., OcL 28__ Is it not now the haliit to use dancing partners six feet tall. . . . sho an and completed In 1886 at a little group of martyrs who, over forces upon us, there can be .no editorial summarizing the war for higher court positions In the ington we live so deep in the forest In Congress, there are few assign­ 10 days ^tween the time a d^ftee j Army and mun" ost of $3,300. The location of this John 8. Yeomans. older wouldn’t be so for out in the Brigadier General John H. It's often impo.s.sib'.c to see the ments the members would rather The Como Inn has s waiter who Army ; the radio, from the Senate floor, disagreement the week, neglected to repeal the . same wa.\ 7 Srst church edifice w-aa between (Toroner. woods without s knife, which O'* trees. It is gnml sometimes to get b* without. There are two rea­ Is a dead ringer for Bob Hope... duty.."“S 504 '."''’ meb S"** are to I*be examined Itions , industries.______* rl on the public platform, tell their Witnesses Examined would be used in this case to make 43rd DlvUlon. announced todsv But there was In the Presl- ^ilislinctlon. The Bpid Venture i And as_ for Public Defender Rob­ Central Park Fountain on Sunday he parsonage and the present fellow countrymen (In what to inson's jailnt that the committee the point of view of some one who sons; The jdb takes a lot of time by next Thursday. 'I John J. Brennan, 337 Center street, on Incision. spimintment of Ueutenant dent 8 own speech the definite ad- ; and the Lehigh bec ame merely afternoons looks like a restless hurch building. This building simple minds appears to be free on Judicial selection has had a list il<>e.sn't live In the woods at all.' and even if it is done to perfec­ Manchester Conn. The dcKtor explained that the lo­ n in ^ n *’• Ben- The other night. I bad dinner with tion, how many votes is that go­ blueberry patch—there are so vas dismantled when the present spe^b) that free speech is being mission that we have not. In truth, ' "two more American-otmed ves- or . two turned down, when it at­ Hartford—The Johnaon Whole-j S t n f l l l f i l c S W i f e ^ |:burch was opened to the mem- Beatrice Powers. R. F. D.. Ando­ cal chapter of the Red Cross may ** flivUion's new a newspaper fnibliaher, one who ing to get back home? Not one. many sailors there....O dd Infor­ sale Perfume Company of Ham­ lost. If the Senator's spe^h- ver, CMnn. coll on sny of the students who chief of staff. Few men can do two things well at once. Your job in the present nationci "fleared our decks, and taken our i sels sunk. ' tempted to evaluate candidates ers on March 18, 1923, when the maklng, wrhich to some has seemed for the lower courts, what of the uses this column. V’isitors from all parts ot the mation; alexandrite, formerly the den filed certificates of Incorpora­ Ralph Wynton, 'state Police Bar­ successfully complete the course to .battle stations.' Yesterday, the Courant contrib- "Why. " he raid, "don't you tell country complain that Washing­ national gem of Russia, Is green In Gives Self Ui lledicatlon service was held. both free and plentiful, seems to stroctor^F ort Banning, succeeds emergency, whether it deals directly with defense or not, deserve* list of suitable higher court po­ tion yesterday for IJ new corpo­ Land Purchased racks, Colchester, Cbnn. give instruction to groups which He recognized this as he depart- , iitecl - a special editorial, entitled people how ashamed they ahould ton traffic is worse than that of daylight but- red ifnder artificial the Senator hlmaelf stifled and Colonel F t m c Is a . Ruggles, U. 8. tentialities which was prepared rations. each of which will handle he building now used aa a par- Edward C. Elliott. 34 Valley street. may be formed for first aid train­ and in fact demands your full attention. ed from his text to make a point­ be ot their r.Tpltal? W.ishing;ton Is any other city In the land. lig h t... .When cameramen' take the affairs of three or four of the meagre, what la there tb prevent Manchester, Conn. ing in the future. Hsrtforii Conn. Rug­ "For The Record ' It concerned during the last session? Did Chief anS^ for the minleter was pur- him from stepping It' up from a Justice Maltbie recognize, when the only rlty In the world gov­ The Dlalrlct police force has re­ pictures of the penquins on the Alien cut rate stores which the Rprlngflfld, Mass., Oct. 28.—( t "Knowing things and teaching gles will be assigned to the Fourth ed reference to the need for con­ the Bold Venture alone, pointing from Frank Cheney, Sr. five-day to a aeven-day week 7 If in4'estment cares diminish your power of concentration, you are operating the appointments came out, any erned by 130.000,000 people. It cently undergone a shake-up edge of Prometheus Fountain, they Johnson company operates. The —Lenwood Allen lAyr. 26. d things are two different. things, tinued production from the coal nd later the Young People’e So­ For unless something la done ?s°c'Sonrt™ ^ headquarter. at out that that ship was flying the one of the names that had been has been said, and there Is a lot which could only be justified by rush right up and pose enthustaa- company eaid the move was de­ scribed by pTllce as having wal) Bolton to Have . he ststsd, "and we are going to lely of the church bought a tract quickly to relieve him of the sup­ below par. W e can help materially by assuming these investment mines. A few hours before he flag of Panama, that it bore a on his list? of evidence to bear it out. that it the kind of Incompetence which. Ucally. Not that thejr’re camera- signed to break up the Allen chain, ed Into .headquartera with a atof work on the latter. We ore. going General Hester said Ruggles is the worst-governed clly in the In any other city, would have hogs. They think those camera If land on Church and Chestnut pressed feeling, we may face the WSJ raUeved of his divisional post details for you. Our Living Trust plan provides just such a service, made the speech, he bacl address­ Danish name, and that its crew Or were not the higher court which, extends through several of strangling hla wife with h Itreets, now occupied by the Masque Dance to otross visual education with world. And who's responsible? been a front page scandal. boxes contain food. eastern states. Into “the unit syi- dreadful alternative that hla ed a third appeal to Mr. John I,. appointments, too, merely “ po­ hare hands, will be arraigned c |burch building, giving tha church practical demonstration and sppU' was made up of non-Americans litical plums to be ustd as the It's Just those 130.000,000 people Although the city haa been present martyrdom will ae«m to cation.” for field service. The commandant and is available to you immediately. Let us explain it. tem." a murder charge In District Cou ntage of 343 feet on Church Lewis, ssying: representing nations at war with coin of payment for servlres who are too busy with other growing by leaps and bounds for Georgle Price, an exWall st;*tet- him Inadequate and he may be A ‘ Temptstlon" masquerade “ “cwnpletely today. treet and approximately 150 feet Bnadagw Importnat "F or the third time your Gov- ^ndered?" things to demand that the men two years, housing conditions er who turned to Broadway and Hartford—Common Pleas Judge driven to joining Lindbergh In dsnes Is tbs sttrmctlon offered for satisfied with Ruggles’ service Nazi Germany. .Such facts, the Detective Chief Raymond ntage and depth on Chestnut telling the country that there It was pointed out that practice ^he prevalence ef the lowest they elect make the nation's capi­ could hardly be worse In a mush­ beads the show at LaCTonga, was Vine R. Parmelee ruled yesterday tomorrow evening by Bolton in putting (m bondages with com M Chief rt staff, hlf^thst w K amment through me asks you and Courant states. It reemphasized Gallagher quoted the machinist et won’t l)e any Congreasional elec­ tienu mode the change nMessary, f politics in filling minor tal a model of beauty and good room boom town. The govern­ accosted by a stranger the otber that the Union Party slate pre-> Grange at tbs Bolton Centsr hsll. presses was just ss important for the ofliceri of the United Mine saying the only reason be coi A Vfote was taken by the church tions next year! "for the benefit of those hlstori-j court'j^sitlons is an old story to government." ment has not really started a night who said, "Excuse this In­ pared for next Tuesday’s cltv elec­ The Home Economics committee an instructor ss it Is for a student. R u g g ^ will be retifed next give was that "we were constan <5r It might ease the Ssnator’s June after 40 years of setiva Workers to authorize an Immedi­ ana that In the future try to clari- Connecticut. Certainly, it can be major housing, pn^ect that wasn't trusion. I once lived with you day tion by Joseph Dawson could not Feb. 21, 1912 to cooatVuct a Is in charge of the affair and they Practicing s thing over and over ly quarreling about domestic mi l emotional tension If the diacus- army rarvlce, but he said he would ate resumption ot mining." Here is how he looked at It; already planned before national and night for six months, but we have a place on the ballot because V church building at an cetl- promise an unusually ^ood time to again is very essential to the ex­ fy todays intemauonal situation. " I The national capital doesn't defense began In eamesL ters." ated cost of $25,000. The chureh Blona of the naval: and military “ ** O'# War Department to al- , I be remedied. But the evil has now never met. Tbrougb you I was his petition was filed one' dav after Layr’s story at h«adquarta|' all who attend. Those who have at pert knowledge of it. Now, to his audience, the Presi­ It seems to us that future his- I gone ^yond that stage, and up belong to Washingtonians. It be­ Ih the draft, Washington has able to make a lot of money." ben finished, in spite of gratis staffs were to be opened to the him to continue on active duty the deadline. He said be would rule where he was booked on a mui tended’ s similar dance in other Dr. Luts distributed Instructor’s dent laid that our production longs to the United States. There bad a far higher rate of rejections Price blinked, and confessed he 51“ given by the men of the American (and the Nazi) public. If he is needed. '' tonans ought also to have the i beyond that level. The day has tomorrow on the legality of an­ chatu, sent police to bis hot nieces are loud in their praises of Manuals to the students, after are more than 700,000 persona In because of physical deficiencies found nothing familiar In the 'fah on the foundation work, At any rate, a Voice of the it. ’The new chief of staff is now en “ cannot be hampered by the self- benefit of a special editorial re- ' Pa*»*d when the SUte Bar Asso- other Union party slate filed bv when they found hla wifa'a which he concluded his introduc­ elation, or any one else, can hon­ The District of Columbia is than the rest of the country. stranger's face. 968,000. T>e present valua- People must not be permitted to route with the division to the iah obstruction, of a small but emphasizing some of the facts Francis P. Colro. Both men, .lead­ clothed body In a bedroom cloi The Homs Economics committee tory remarks, and commenced the estly pretend that the problem Is about 300.000 more in the Vir­ Could It be because of lax health "Well." aaid the stranger, 'Tm ers of rival factions, claim to be basied on asaeosorg estimate, "dwindle.” Soma will prescribe of which Mrs. Keeney Hutchinson n^euvera in North and South dangerous minority of tabor wb'> a sweater around her nMk and rest, some exercise, some even course with a study of shock, its Carolina. pertaining to the Lehigh. This limited, with everything above a ginia and Maryland suburbs who and sanitation lawa? Victor. I’m the Inventor of the 16- the party’s town chsirmsn. 978,()00. Rev. P. J. O. Cornell is chairmen is in charge. Others types, causes and remedies, which THE deep gash In her throat. psychosmUysis. are a menace to the true cause police court automatically sancti­ work for Uncle Sam or live off miUlmcter film. lyhile conducting the pastor at the time this assisUng era Mrs. George Shedd of •hip was not only American-own­ GaUagber said Layr told h took up most of-the first class. fied. those who do work for the gov­ That, In substance, was the experiments, I used a short you Hartford—The Aetna Fire In­ to build was taken. among his constituents Bolton, Mrs. Pater Calhoun of this CkbiMt Meets c t labor Itself, os well as to the ed, but It was flying the American that after strangling the womi there must be at least one with Due to the colorful i^rsonsl ex­ Public Defender Robinson did a ernment. Vet not one of them has way my publisher friend •r* made back In 1927. I looked at surance company notified Its 2.200 During the first year \101S) the town end Mrs. Arthur Pinney. •ation aa a whole." Pauline Lajfr, 24-, be threw - ii 11 scientific skill and a warm htart periences, Dr. Luts has had, the Tokyo Oct. M.-HMR-Th* Jsps- flag. , It was on a pieaceful mis­ nice, pleasant job of saving the a thing to aay or a chance to vote g u ^ What, I asked himt was the that short every day and night employes yesterday th at because ndationa and basement -was They era not dlseloaing the mys­ couras is proving very interesting But Mr. Lewis, back In his sion, outside any war zone. It had lower courts. But he was com­ on the raattera that pertain to the answer ? for six months. Finally, 1 hit. They of the "Increased cost of living" Into the cloaet and stabbed Btructed by members of the who can do something practical to teries. except to say there will be n*** cabinet net today In ■ ses- with a hunting knife. The ap(i solve this Bad problem of tha ss be narrates his adventures as rton th# nswopsper Asshl said was fiwn fuDen, 'vengeful tent, was no "contraband" cargo. It bore fortably blind to the fact that the affairs of Washington. "& m e day," he said, “130,000,- paid me $1S0,(X)0 for the inventton> they would receive an extra Uriah. The only time avfsilable fruR galore to tempt the ufiwsry, sn example of different parts e t MANCHESTER Senator who fancies himself suo- same evil which haa flourished The District of Columbus is OOp pcOpIa are going to realise mant bore no rigns of dlsordk s court sQd other features. The devoted to raportj from Army and MBtinulBg his bold tactics of play- an American name. And Its crew And he led the bewildered Pride' month's pay in December. Tt ad­ the members, moat of whom pressed. the first old training program. there more boldly yeaf after year governed by Congress. In both that they should have os much to tha bar! police said. ” committsa hopes everyone win Nsvy experts on the European war vised then to set aside the "neces' forked in Cheney Brothers, was The second seaston win bs held situation. lac insulUnf cat and mouse consisted entirely of American has now spread upward. House and Senate there are Dis­ pride In their nhUonal . capitsd as The detective said that Lyr. Eleanor Taft Tilton corns in eostums^tbsrs win b8 sarv amount at Isast to meet the I'Saturday aUcrivoons, from 1 $o Hartford, Connecticut, tonight commencing St 7 o’clock g u a m with tha goragnment, with citizens. Nonetheless, the attack Connecticut cannot continue trict committees, which are supi' they do in Uislr own booM toam. Tops In Nesta Increase" In Income taxes. The pcoring "calm but grim,’; out 6 p. m. nrlsta for ths best men’s .and wom­ ■nd ths eourss will contlnus every blind that way, and have coa* pooed to recommend legislation asked to be locked up. October 28, 1941 Bminsat noli tka walfara, of the Amazican pao* was made without warning. Thoss’who visit hsM will gst in­ amount of money Involved was not I Actuate, the foundations were en’s rig, end other features, with night thts week sad next, closiv tian ^ pride In Its conrta. It la for betterment of the capital. dignant and write thslr congress­ The largeat, heaviest and moat Married In Lebanon, N. T., Jim Rhodes orchestra furnishing TRUST CO. yla. W * win BOt kava “claared announced. the fint year Wnd tha walla with s written examination and Why not give these facts, too, a tmpqsaible for nay structure te Then there are the city's, three men and then aomcthlng wlU be peculiar nests in the world are to 1B3T, the' tyuple had lived In iU war against tennltsa Uts pappy muMc. Pendoka pygmes U tbs anall- basement built the second' U. 8. Nsvy has dsclded to uSa con­ the ssrsrdlng of the Instnictor’a tm r .fiacks and' takaa our battle little editorial emphasia for the he rotten at the bottom, and commissioners. By law, one of done about it. There's nothing be found in Australia. Tbeac. art about seven montha. Oallagber During ths evening there win be est fUb known In tiM world. Reach­ Female pike, which, are larger far (1914). Work was con- crete blocks in place of wooden Certificates. , ing s mlnlnum length of 8-18-Inch V M em bfr F^edcral D^pooit I m . Corp. ' VBUtt M r. Ltwia has been conHaue forever sound and *these ba^, to be an army engineer. like s few Indignant voters for built by the great moiinda about IS scribed Layr as a native of Unl< a drawing on two turkeys and a benefit o f future historians 7 • haalMiv. o * tho fjtm For maav than tne male, often devour court? husfi Intermittently by the mem- ones in its storage racks' in Nsvy and a naxtnum o t 7-18-inch, it is The other two are^Prerideatial getting things dons.". *fsst high and 130 feet around. tar suitors. i- . v Mi. chl(J(en on whi^h the Grsagt liMm- The groove I w t w ^ your nose and the contract for tha yards and operating bisss. hers have bees found in ths waters of tbs PhUlp- sad Up u known m ■ flUrum. pinss. t • IlMrfAu \ /

MA.NLHtsi-hK EVKNI.NG HKKALtl. .MA.NCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2/». 1941 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28,1941 P A G E N IN IC PAGE EIGHT ly

Navy to shoot on sight. Those President Defies orders stand.” I Herald Editor New Residents Ask Town Aid Mr. Roosevelt used the destroyer Soldiers in Iceland Obituary Torpedoes, Orders Kearny as a symbol. When the Pt*o Footbctll Coaches Sstnociti Chictt^o^s Fovincttion U-boat’s torpedo hit her amidships, C. C. Speaker C. C. Guests On Furniture America was attacked. Full Speed Ahead *’The U.S.S. Keaniy ia not just a Facing 20-honr Night Deaths Navy ship," he aaid. *’She belongs West Siders Air Base Needs Items; to every man, woman and child lii Alan OlmAteacl to Ail- Coast Guard Admits Future Book For Bell Scouted ^ ... , Fourth in Serie* of Teas (Continued From Page One) this nation. . . . Hitler’s torpedo (lre88 Gathering at .An­ Red Crosti RiiHlies Ra­ Given at Center Church Women Here Helping was directed at every American, SHeej>Lee‘’s Mrs. Faiicher’s Secure Necessities. Immediate audience— he struck whether he, jives on our sea coasts nual Meeting Nov. 18. Weddings dios, GatneH and Ample Trinity Better Team Texas Eleven Gliicago Gardina] Yesterday. out against the "selfish obstruc­ or In the innermost part of the na­ tion" of defense production by la­ tion ... . ” ------( Sports Equipment for Off Alievs Death Shock A group of Manchester women bor disputes. Home Htates of Men Alan H. Olmstead, editor of The Wpfl Frslrr Wonitl Like Fair Call Serves Notice ALL-AMERICA The fourth In the series of teas are joining with others of Hart­ Reference to Lewis He spoke of the eleven "brave Herald, w-ill be the principal speak­ Long Night Season. Iy DILLON GRAHAM tor Saturday Goacli Comolains for r.ewcomers In Manchester was er at the annual dinner meeting Coming: MarrlaRe . ' Of Reinif Derby Favorite ford County to secure furniture The first occasion was an ines­ and loyal men" of the Kearny's Aiiolhrr Oark at PagatipK Rowirrn Take I Sports Editor, AP Feature Service served yesterday afternoon in the for the men’s ’quarters • at the capable reference to the captive crew- who were killed by the tor­ of the Manchester Chamber of Mr. and Mrs. Millard W. Park Washlngton, D. C.—With U. S. jS. M. L. .Mpiiifir llud a Passes Away in Attack Commerce to be held Tuesday eve­ of 327 Woodbridge street have AinherMt; IJ. S. Coant Three (xames: I’ oIIhIi ^ Federation room of Center church Windsor Locks Air base. There coal mine strike w-hich Mr. Roose­ pedo attack, and'recited the list of forces In Iceland facing the sea- New York, Oct. 28.—Pin the F O O TB A LL marhinrs hilling mid-section peak, Of Heart Disease Yes- are ten rooms in the base and ex­ velt has thrice asked CIO’s John home .states of the dead and 10 ning, November 18 at the Masonic Issued invitations for the marriage , Batl lleadai-he \fter I,4*a{;;iie Views house hy the Women’s Auxiliary’ Temple. Mr. Olmstead, who w-as of their daughter, Mias Betty Jane ” * 20-hour nlghLs, the Amerl- (siinrd LaiidH Trinity. name of Fair Call In your hat Anierkw Win Twice; more stars are coming into their otin in the quest Eagles Ready cept for the bunks used by the L. Lewis to call off. w-ounded—Illinois, Alabama, Cali­ of the Chamber of Commerce. It terdav Afternoon. In Europe as a war correspondent Park and Everett Thurber of West Cross Ls rushing a con- for future Kentucky Derby ref­ jo r All-America honors. They have to rlirh roniiilenlly Oaiii IVrf!»riii«*il: .Sa\s ^J^Allark with Crave men. there is hardly a stick of "Our nation w-lll and must fornia, North Carolina, Ohio, •slgnincnt of indoor recreational erences. The lightly-regarded Good .ScctreN Hnlled. was adjudged to be the most suc­ Louisiana, Texas. Pennsylvania. Hartford. The, ceremony w-ill take Cheshire, Cunn., Oct 28 (4 >. If furniture in the quarters. .speak from every as.sembly line, ’ equipment to Reykjavik. tw-o-yoar-old , breezed home by to finally load a berth on the honorary eleven hut these J.Diif'honiB Prrffrl. For Opening < '.oiiriTH; Hail Halas cessful of all. Over 40 young wom­ News of the sudden death of place at the Second Congrega­ they re-played all the football A.s USO money can only bc;M r Roosevelt began, and then de- Georgia, Arkansas, New York and A survey made by John P. Mc­ SIX lengths In the Ardsley three warriors have shown, in early games, that they're en. several of them brides, re­ .Mrs. Eufiice Cornelia Brown Fan- Virginia. tional church, Saturday evening, Continuing with the rliampion- used to siipply recreational farill- j parted from his prepared text to Dermott, Red <‘rosa Field Director games on which retake.s were sug­ Handicap at Empire City. Fair making serious bidt. By Harold V. R.-ullff As (suiiie's Greatest sponded to the Invitation to ■ the chcr, wife of Dr. Morris C. Fan- "The purpose of Hitler’s a tta ^ November 15, at eight o’clock. gested at the last meeting of the shlp form w-hlch won them the ties and entertainment for the | interpolate; in Iceland, and the base’s military Cull ran the mile and 70 yards. Dallas. Oct 28 When .lack let* (le (!oa!’h; .\!> tea, and they seemed to thorough­ cher. which . occurred yesterday- men outside of their posts o r , "Yes. from every coal m in e- was to frighten the American peo­ Connecticut Sportswrlter.s Alli­ Rec bowling titie last year, Billy ’ Defense ly enjoy themselves and the pleas­ authorities, revealed a definite In 1:41 4-5, one-fifth of a sec-i Crain, the Nocona Nugget, step, afternoon at 4:15 at her home, camps. It w-ill be impossible for from the all-inclusive w-hole of our ple off the high seas," he declared, neeil of diversion for the men. es- ance, the sen.son would have to be Pagani’s"West Kide.s swept a four! ant social function arranged in ond off the track record held by | ^ pt Against Plays. 889 Main street, brought sadness these men to have suitable furni­ va.st Industrial machine. . . . Our 'to force us to take a trembling perinlly in view- of the long north­ stretched out for another week, at point victory from Lee's,' Ksao' ped in as field genersl he made the retreat. This is not the first time Psychic Bid, and returned New Haven Pritiirrl for their honor. to a host of friends. Dr. D. C. Y. ture In their living quarters. oupiit must be multiplied." Gives History ern niglits rapidly appniaching. least. tesm Isst flight nt the West Side University of Texas a great foot­ Mrs. John Pickles, president of he has misjudged the American $75.90 for a $2 ticket. Owned • By Gay le TalleU Moore, medical examiner, who The army builds the quarters He continued: Becau.se of tho few daylight hours, Wesley Fesler of Wesleyan, w-ho Hen alleys, w hile the Polish Amer­ First G aiiip>i(h Provi- the auxiliary-, made the welcom­ .spirit. That apirit is now aroused." hy Mr.s. Barclay Douglas, the j ball team, observes ragev .Matty Ne\». \ork Get. 28. /T> —Jimmy was called, pronounced death due and thereby provides the rooms, "It cannot be hampered by the the supplies nece.ssarily are limit­ discusses football as a deadly .seri­ colt waa rated no better than icans and .Monarty Bros fought it I Bell, whose Southern lirthodisl ing speech, and explained that It to heart disease. which are later to be furnished by selfish obstruction of a small but Mr. Roosevelt did not overlook Of the Movies ous bu.slneas, was most emphatic out to a 3 to 1 derision, the edge (Ipih t Rpiis fill .\rpiia Conzelman. eoaeh of the Chicago the opportunity for touching on a ed to indoor equipment. $5,000 up to this race, may be ! j University eleven is the next to had been difficult to make person­ Mrs. Fancher was the eldest funds obtained through post ex­ dangerous minority of Industrial In his talk to the w-rlters yester­ going to the hoys from Clinton take on the mighty Orange wave. • ’ardinal.i, haa opened a one-man psychologically tender spot for Included In the list are: Radioa, worth a lot more after the i Icp .Surface. al calls on all the new families, so change sale.s. The county com­ phonographs and records; basket­ day that he w-ould like to see his street. Bell personally scouts one op­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sey­ managers w-ho hold out for extra Germans—the quick collapse of Churchill Dow-ns classic next campaign to have George fast have they been coming to mour B'ro'wn of Henry street. She mittee la endeavoring to secure profits, or for ’‘business as usual. Development of Motion balls. baskets, backboards and Cardinals tackle Amherst, a 16-7 Diibaldo of the P A,'a and Bus­ ponent s year. That comes on S Manchester to. live. She express­ the Reich near the end of the May. I designated a.s the greatest football was bom November 11, 1912, In four ea.sy chairs w-hlch may be "It cannot be hampered by the nets; table tennis tables and equip­ winner, again; a proxy for Lieu­ . — -----^—— ------ter Keeney of Pagani's both M. U ’s week off the week be­ NVA;/flaven Oct 28 The 1941- ed the pleasure of the committees World War. Perhaps his w-ords Pictures Is Depiettitd genius in the world, and as Jimmy South Windsor. Mrs. Brown was stored by residents, also tw-o selfish obstruction of a small but ment; rubber quoits; volley balls tenant .lohnny Mcrrlman of (‘oast singled for 1.30 while Kerney fore the battle with Texa.s 42 .VeV Haven Eagle squadron re- that so many were present yester­ were meant for the consumption of Guard Academy cheerfully conced­ , grabed the rest of the sprit light pleads his point in a thin, queru- the former Miss Elsie Reed of sofas, a dining table (for playing dangerous minority of labor lead­ and nets; playing cards (poker and , Matty saw the Longhorns last t>irn.i to Ne-.v Haven from a Ca­ lou.s voice It is plain he Is a man day, and called on everyone pres­ those in Germany who secretly Before Large Crowd. ed there waa no doubt the sailors the coaching staff which was busy I with a triple, of 373, Rockville and the family came to cards) and four smaller tables tor ers who are a menace ..." ____ pinochle): punching bags, card ta­ maiiping out strategy for Satur- Saturday in their 40-0 slaughter nadian trainipg camp, and will who ha.M ent to Introduce herself and give a listened to the rebroadcasta of his Would like to play Trinity again, I Wedneiday evening Silbroii will j of Rice and he says he came baeJt Manchester to live when Eunice letter writing, - enough for one of Cheers Halt Addree* speech. bles; and crlbbage boards, chess, ilay’.s game against Wesleyan, Halas..of course, is the big, lire- short explanation of where she "The March of the Movies,” a checkers and checker boards. and Coach Jim Kaiser wryly in­ I meet the West Bide Tavern while ' 1 home with a heidache. open the forthcoming American was a little girl. She made many these "day" rooms. There are ten Applause and cheers baited him Can Cramble Quickly* smilingly refused to accept Jes- le.ss cltizifn who has built and came from, where she lived and history of the origin and develop­ A number of copies of the book ferred that the New Britain State I the Parachute Company engage I "It’s the fastest, quickest charg- Hockey I-eague campaign against friends and at an early age show­ such rooms to equip. momentarily here, but presently ‘The. facts of 1918 are proof," Teachers would like another crack see'.s explanation tl\at Trinity out- I the West Bide Dairy. ' coarhed the (;3iicago Bears to such any other Information that occur­ ed enviable traits of character. Checks and furniture suitable ment of the motion picture, from "Low Cost Crafts fqr Every-one.” I Ing line I ever saw in collegt foot- the powerful F’rovldence Reds at a terrible margin of supremacy red to her. Mrs. Pickles introduced he was able to continue; the President reminded, "that a ! at those Wagners. lucked the Cadets. Paganl'a West Slile I ball. She was a motherly soul, and de­ to this use will be gladly received | its Inception by the Egyptians also are being sent for tho use of the Arena on Wednesday night, over the rest of the- .National Pro Mi’S. Dannaher and Mrs. Kemp, For labor as a . whole mighty German army and s tired Willing, even anxious, to pre­ "The belter team won," he said. I Hedlund . 106 mo 95 .310 "And the boy who makes that voted to her parents and brothers those men wishing to develop In­ Playing-eoaeh Earl Robinson league that t(ie headline on Siloo- who were in charge of the tea yes­ by the county committee of which itnow-s that email minority U a German people can crumble rapid­ more than a thousand years ago, serve the status (|Uo were Dan Je.s- Jack lyickcry. who Insists his j Schubert . 107 03 If 00 w-ell-coordinated mar^iine click is h.3.1 H .squ.-i-I Whirh Includes 16 and sisters. This fineness of char­ Mrs. Harry Mallory of this town dividual craft h’ohbics by using day morning always reads: "Bear* terday and others of the auxiliary. menace to the true cause of labor ly and go to pieces w-hen they are to the latest type of sound record­ see, who Slid the Trinity team undermanned Arnold College squad I Hagenow 101 mil 201 Cram. He -we-.t ip as fielrj general men, ten hoMover.s from last year, acter found Its outward expres­ is the local repre.scntative. scrap and w-aste material always I ■vin. 48-0 " Some of the remarks were witty itself, as w-ell as to the nation as laced w-lth successful resistance." ■’outlucked Coast Guard in a Ijjt of IS "going to make trouble for ‘ Amlislo . . 91 Irtl 11,5 — 310 laat Thanksgiving dav That’s and .-lx amateur stars from .Mon-! sion in her long and efficient serv­ ing, enthralled a large audience available around military stations. . Keeney . . We might ss well face It,” said and on the whole they were most a whole." Then, as if to remind Germany- ways" in Uuil stirring 14-1,’) game somebody" before the season la 115 128 1,30—37.3 w-hen Texas beat a great Texas A tr/-al and Otla-.va circles. Alan II. Olmstead Inst night In the a.sscmbly hall of f*hnlrman Norman Davis an­ Poudrier . Conzelman, sadly. Halas la the complimentary to the town, to the ice in Girl Scouting, in serving as The setting for the President’s that the Kaiser’s government two Saturday, and AMji>- i Eli Yalei over, had the writers laughing 98 09 107 and ,M team And T.-xas hasn t The llagles get a tough baptism ii .Sunday achool teacher and in decades ago had badly misjudged the Hollister street school. The en­ nounced the equipment has been I with his droll explanation of what lyeatest coach in the w-orld. No- business people, and even to this address was the annual dinner of when Hitler’s troops entered recommended by the Ited Cross BooUt. now (■■lacliing lire .SIr.ilford lost a game im ie of fire In the Reds, a rliib which any activity of her church, the the American temperament and tertainment was given by the fi­ .sernt-prir I’.arus, attrong rdhr-r *hr- they call the "straw- squad ’ at Total . . . 520 .'i32 .530 1.101 ' b,iKly will ever beat those Bears paper. All agreed that Manches­ Forty Start the Navy League In the glittering Czechoslovakia,, will discuss w‘orld nance committee of the Manches­ Field Director In Icelnm! and ap­ "And I don t think any team is lias holdovers from last season, Center Congregational, of which ability, he took the familiar w-ord.s tles. who .sard the Qttirrey (Mass r Arnold. l.ee’ I Ksso going to stop Texas unless A and again. The only out.side chance of ter was a most desirable place to ballroom of the Mayflower Hotel. events. ter Mothers’ club, of which Mrs. proved by government morale ] and five new far p.s. among whom slowing them down is tp get them she was a member. of numerous Axis press attacks on 5!anets. trimmed by his tesm .Srrn- 'T ve got a couple of kids on the Blanchard 102 On — 102 M. upsets them on 'Thanksgiving live, and not a few stated they There were uniforms and gold Also on the program to follow Richard Martin, is chairman, and branches. In addition to the games ’ Bantley . . are Oata'f Abuchon and Ossl As- on a good, muddy field. I ’m hoping Christmas eve last she became ^Y’ Fund Drive braid In profusion. Ensigns, ad­ the democratic "plutocracies." the dinner w-ill be James L. Mc­ day. probably coitld lick the Hams ocrubs," he explained, "and every 88— 88 day mundsen, purchased from Cleve­ Uked it so well they had bought the response has been so great it and athletic equipment for the | Friday they draw atraw-s to see Runde . . . 106 for a heitv-y snow the night before new homes here. One told of her the bride of Dr. Fancher. They mirals, Army and Marine corps "They say that w-e have grown Govern, editor of the Bridgeport "seven day.s out of severt*' if they -----106 ’The Texas team Is even better land w-ill be repeated again tonight at able-bodied the Red CYoss. he said, met again who make.s the lri[) with the Angelo . . 101 100 110—320 we play them, and I'm going to Interest in Girl Scouting, and be­ spent their honeymoon in Florida officers rubbed elbows, and shared fat, and flabby, and lazy,” Mr. Times-Star and a former as.sociate also Is sending extra comfort arti­ than I thought---—o--- it•- was i.ooifrom io_vmy Glowing reports have come out and began to make plans for their Roosevelt noted,"—and that w-e the same place. On account f^ th e .1 (rrlea-r.s <’hri.sUun, University team " . Breen .... 02 118 100- 320 have it washed off w-ith a hoae. fore she left she was directed to (xroiip Meets to Open tables with Congressmen, mem- of Mr. Olm.stead’a. Mr. McGovern cles for hospltaled men. reports. I had heard that the op- of .Shawinigan Kalis about the are doomed. rain many were deterred from at­ of (,’onnecticut ooacli who is al­ Fesler opening up in reafKinsc i Pongratz 07 03 04 — 284 Halas .Never Sleeps whom to apply for this Interest. new home, which has just been is well known throughout the st atl­ The Red Cross purchasing de- | ^ position w as w .-ak. Now I know' work of Joe .Shack, .Marcfl Bes- "But those who say (hat know tending last night, and it is ex­ ways clieerfiil. was really herirriing to questions, talked more shout ' Bronkle , 101 06 107 ’ It isn t fair. This Halas has ■ Quite a number of young women started on Porter street. Annual Canva,»; ; IS " S* as a brilliant and informative partment nishcd through the or­ that's not the case. The opposi- ?ette, Mike Duizra, Wilf .Simon nothing of America or of American pected there will be scats available .yesterday as reported on his team’s Harvard, where he coached up un­ big Bohemian Ixvly that never gets Besides her parents. Mrs. I fare was fo’c’sle fare -navy bean speaker. ders in record time, and the gov- I ^tion la a.s good a.s ever Texa.s is ar.-I .loe r-atlin during the training were from New York state, sev­ S6,000 for ^ ork. life. for all this evening. first victory of the season, a 28-8 til this season, than about Was Total 498 502 ,106 1508 tired, and we other fellows are Fancher leaves three sisters. Mrs. ] soup, fat back and cabbage, and Judge Harold W. Garrity w-ill be ernment morale branches arrang­ eral frorn New Hampshire, Maine, "They do not know- that thLs land Misa Ella Washburn, president conqiiest of Springfield. Me rlidn'l leyan and predicted that the ’ Polish .Arnrrtrnns tired all the time. I can phone him Massachusetts— all the New Eng­ Lucile Ferguson of Andover. Miss I navy brisket, mulligan style. toa.stmastcr for the occasion. John ed to give this equipment Immedi- | Dubaldo . hold them under 30 points but I m sters, pliis Phil Stein, George Pat- is great because it is a land of end- of the club welcomed the large say anything about replaying the Crimson would show Yale the . l.'i'i loS ,o:i6 at 4:30 in the morning to try to Marjory Brown and Miss Betty- Forty workers gathered at the At the very outset Mr. Roo.se G. Echmalian is chairman of the ate shipping priority. ' Vojpuk . . . . land states; one was from Califor­ ess challenge gathering of men and women and game, either tiuighe.si line the Bulldogs will see 102 1 10 06 —30s beg a spare halfback off him and Brown; John and Robert Brow-n indi. tcd Hitler for attacking committee for the affair and i.s hoped they would enjoy the pro­ Siamond.^ . . ... 101 them. Hoch Gu.s .Manciiso, Marcel Trem- he’s .so cheerful I flinch. Then I nia, one from Iowa, one or two tfl raise the quota of $6,000 for the : ,■ ■ ■ . If the writers expected any in­ ;\ll ' a^on. fGi 107 from Pennsylvania and others of this tow-n. "areas clo.se to the' Today in the face of this new- | ^vorking with Pre.sident Jack San- gram. She announced that no reg­ jObip ...... 1 "{♦ 102 116 u '"’' P>^.V Willson and Earl Roche sleep a while and jvill him again Y. M. C. A and according to ' 0 -...V, si “ tld greatest challenge. wo , „„„ the nmerrsm side dope from Jessee about Trin­ After pumping the football w-ell 1 enla this season, beating none bv the --Eagles - should from nearby towns in Connecticut. Rev. Dr. Woodruff w-ill conduct son in preparing the program. ular meeting of the Mothers’ club - K ovIb . . . 1. . ... r*H 126 IIP have another at 7 and he's 311(1 there working. the funeral service, w-hich w-ill be Chairman Jay E. Rand the drive Amcrican.s have cleared our deck.s ity’s seemingly imposaitjle come­ dry. the sportswriters held a brief ; fewer than foui touchdowns. great season. Miss Helen Holbrook, secretary .Atlantic." would be held this month, and gave Seek to Sell business session at which they sSavrrirk . . . 126 126 This statement will bring blue ^ t- 1 . r-.ri.Even wantswaoi..s to10 KnOVknow- how- my fam- held Thur.sday afternoon at two boomed away to a fine start. The and taken our battle stations. We back in the last three and a half The Eagles are home again on llv’a getting along ’ to E. J. McCabe, executive secre­ plans for raising the money were Loss of .American Ships a brief resume of the w-ork of the minutes agaiii.d ( ’oast Guard, they voted to hold the third annual A l­ PAUL GOVERNAU, Columbia back, is the spark that sets off Lou ! spots- the blue of S. M V. - again O'clock at Watkins Kimeral Home, stand ready in the dcfen.se of oiii Total ...... OI.H tary of the Chamber, ilistributed l arefully outlined by the chair and He cited ttie loss of American club along civic lines and educa­ didn't get it The Blue and Gold liance Gold Key award dinner In 16.17 L.’.t.c s prec,.ion machine. He had a big day against Princeton, 111 front of the eyes of Dana Bible, 'he I All the time he waa making hla with burial in Elmwood cemetery, nation and the faith of our fath­ .Moirlsrlv Urns. •''®“ 'fhile, they stirring and Impa.saioned address, folders containing maps, and oth­ the response from the workers in­ iriCri hantmen and the two torpe­ ers to do what God has given ii.s Election Law tional lines and particularly where Cheney Place! mentor admitted Itial the ",s|eep- .S’l w Haven next January 26 cjNcTsHg 153 c* Columbia 5 328-yard lotal-ln three scoring driv^*. : generalissiin.) of Texas gridiron Vernon. The funeral home w-ill be jO lB on ...... PM 12.’i 07 I idKe to the road ngainat Frtovi- ' Conzelman looked squarely Into er information about Manchester dicated that every effort will be do attacks on L’ , S. destroyers the power to see as our full duty. " children are concerned. 1 er" pliiv whlelt stilrted the hii-yard ) 11« forces. ThllTBrluv wn/l ..x ' si______. - . . open tomorrow- afternoon and eve­ , Wernpr . . . . .-. 101 102 - 100 dence on Thursday, and then nipve the eyes of a couple ot brother Na­ to the new homemakers. Mias Hol­ made to meet the demand. If it is the unsuccessful one on the Greer, The president tw-ice drew- ap The entertainment opened with I drive wa.s as much n sur|iriso to ' f»7- i Bible says that when B.’ll ning for fnen*I i Tierney .... Hti.-r164 I knockout punch. The Texas men- stared back miserably and nodded ,br made direct to the Y. M. C. A. | mg fen of her crew. of invasion. I the end .sneaking over to the side- ' ' Mahoney . .. e’en novelties. Home made cookies .Scout Council and I.,oadera os»o<-ia- direct. Rej;ionaI Mepliiig Next .March from Aida. The music w-as I line as lh<‘ teams lined up, . . . 111 06 210 I tor haa history- to hack him'. Never' assent w-hen Jimmy asked If they tion were sliorked and saddened by' "W e have wistied to avoid “ Nobody who admires qualities rated Area Report. Ha« Fine Season Sports Roundup in variety, ginger, tea and candy .Monday through Friday every I especially fine and the picture I With Coast Guard leading 13-7. ' : since Bible has been at Texas — didn’t think the five-man Una waa news of the sudden and untimely sliooting," he said. "But the .shoot­ of courage and endurance ran fail jT oU l ...... 54.’t were served. week finds the "odd shift " workers I Tiiewilay Ih CalliMl hy clear. Several reels of comics pre­ I Jessee said hi had "aeeepteH de- .V10 1.M2 i it's five years now-have the Local Sporjt the beat w-ay to try to atop the ileath y-e.sterilny afternoon of one ing has started And history has to he stirred by the full-fledged 1 Bears’ "T " formation. of the various defense industries resistance of the Hussian people.” ceded the show-ing of the main pic­ A hearing w-ill be held In Pro­ I feat to a certain extent " but tried By Hugh Fullerton, jr. I Longhorns beaten Southern Meth- of the most active workers in the recorded who tired the first shot. Secretary o f Slate. Salem, N. H , Oct. 28 Rocking­ • Knn.som of Ft. Worth, is hitting ' odist. "I think it ia." aatd Conzelman. m and around Manchester using ho asserted. “The ftussians are ture, which told the story of the bate Court here before Judge W il­ I not to show it because he did not Ne-vv York. 0< t 28 ,A' Cali- whole organization, Mrs. Eunice In the long run. however, all that ham Park enter! Into the fifth the trail east. He'll take over as Chatter solemnly. "Even after 63 to 7 I the Y facilities. .Many of them j fighting for their own soil and evolution of motion pictures from liam S. Hyde Saturday mornlng| I want hli playera to feel that way. ; Harvard Tr ips fumia Si Titles are hinting there Bi-own Fancher will matter la who fired the last tho Egy-ptlan zoetrope or "wheel I'p) at Philadelphia's North Hills •till think It Is. Of course, when Manchester have become active members and their own homes. Kussia needs A regional parley on election upon the application of the Hart- I "Even wben Tm sure we can't v.erk of its fall meeting with the may he a diyorre In . llie Paflftc cluh no:;t spring . . . Gl) Doble, Imagine, a surprise. This writ­ Though deeply Inlcrc.sted in the allot" laws will be held here next Tiie.s- Of life ” to the million dollar pro­ Halas gets to apreadlng his line arc finding the nece.Hsary rel.axn- all kinrls of help planes, tanks, ford-Conncctlcut Trust Company| I win, 1 never any so." Jessee ex- record of having had four of the I'oiLsl (Tmferenoe hefun- lojig w-IUi ; Racing Gossip ers attention has been called to religious, civic and educational life Mr. ftoo.scvelt referred in ironic (lay evening. November 4. under ductions of the present day. The Priiu’cloii Flavs v.-ho refu.sed to look at Football around Just to be bothersome, why tion th.at comes froni exercise guns, medical supplie.s and other as trustees of the estate of Rich­ Iplalneil, "and, that way, tho boys mo.xt sij^i ce.s.sfiil w. eks of fall rac­ .-Stanford leading the rirhei Uali- games after he retired from coach­ I rj-i I ■ -jT 'the description of the Weaver- Date Book of the community, her greatest In­ properly- supervised. This was one protesta- the Buspicc.s of the ofTi< e of the Egyptians conceived the idea of ard O, Cheney, Jr , for the right tol my five men look like a bunch of terest was In Girl Seoutlng. and 18 aid.s -toward the successful de- I always feel that they have a ing In the Malory of the New I forma »-"hool.s .'away ’ from the ing. s.xt on the Navy bench with F or track raiisn igh game last Friday which ap- of the mam factors which the Scrret.iry of State. Mrs. CTiaBe painting figures of men and w-om- dispose of real estate ow-nett byl Ichanee. They never know when war^refugeea wondering where to of her short life of ’JS years were I ' " P'’’'"-'' ^cn.se against the inv.Klers. From IlHtiip-Milre Joeke;- Club. Kror.i norUu-rn nieinjo'-ra, sCtiu have more one of bus old pupils, Majqr Swede peaifd in Saturday’s edition of Tonight workers will use m the drive t o ' cn on a large wheel, and the rota­ the Cheney estate. Ithev're licked. " go next. No matter what defense Hallowe'en bridge by Group G, devoted to this movement, and in oreiin. the I ’ ntteVr's'tatos and fn>m BnV-‘ | Wooilhouse. Bocrotary of I eiy atigle it has been the liest I Boston. Oet 28 oU Tough votes on the."purity" [irolileni . . . Larson, Isst Saturday and was a.x ------The Herald. Dnggart. w ho Is In raise the funds ' As a matter of tion of the cylindrical contrivance It is understood that the Hart-| j Tueiiday faced most o f New Eng­ you use, you can always be sure w-ork witli gjrl.s in the Brownie "Hut." he commentcou Smith an ' ' Li a pretty fair bowler when he Handicap will be run for $2,.MW fart th*.T T ' k Friday, Oct. 31 Alwavs cheerful and ready to the methods employed to attract fourteen separate countries. But It IS especially desired that elec, Machines such as the old magic i sive drill igalnat Prin^ifton play.s ing trouble getting his players to world. If he w-ere anxious A map which Edward J. Holl haa associates w-ear the broad i , : 1 ’ Today’s Guest Star Isn’t lug^ng a rifle, complained Dance. Lathi^nian - American n.s.sunlejnny task immvsed upon her members the goographic.-il expert.s in Berlin, tion workers, town officers and lantern, the biograph klnetoacope. report. enough to defeat Hitler, he woultl drawn is being ii.sed as a basis foij of satisfaction right nows,^^ Despite the artistic-lacing which 1 Jack House, Birmingham (Ala.) that diahw-ater hands he got from Citizens’ club. Liberty hall. In the work, she will he greatlv Fine Fai'iliUes however, have nitlile.s.sly oblitera­ jjarty lenders attend the se.ssion. arid mutograph were Shown in Uie t £ . ,, S! I only w-lsh I could try It for Local schools clo.sed. Teachers' m^ssed not Cmjy hy her a.ssorlates not worry about who w-a.s helping the proposed development. Thi ; Princeton suffered -at the hand.s I ?.'e-As: ’.Next ^ to I,eo Durocher. K P. duty Interfered with his There I.s a siMial room where ted all existing boiindarj- lines to defeat him." "march of the movies," but w-hat map provides for 37 large buildini of Vanderbilt, Harlow- Is not hold­ Frankie Rlnkw-icti. Georgia’s groat listed value of $15,000 added, it takes to needle the team By a couple of years," wistfully. sKThe convention. Inicoiitiiy;^. tiht by a host of games may be enjoyed. The show­ bowling. .So )ie persuaded a buddy They have divided South America particularly Intereatad the audl- lota w-lth a new roadway being cu^ ing the Tigers lightly, realizing back, has the year's most publi­ ub only thing ia that after two yeara Saturday, Nov. 1 friends In the ecimmunity. who er facilities and gymnasium which "Uptm our American produc­ to double for him at the dishpan usually haa grossed In the neigh- H , the writei means, that when i • .. w . . - into five va.ssal states, bringing Auto Wtirkers Vole I ence, w-ere the ecenea from old from Park street south. Rate Minnesota they will be a determined under­ cized jaw- " I wouldn’t have any team to coach. 60th Anniversary Banquet of were privileged to kriovy her Inti­ is recognized ns one of the finest tion falls the colossal taks of while he entered the Buddy Bomar borhood, of $40,000 because of the they are in there the tiam looks a L V 1" x ' the whole continent under their equiplng our ow-n armed forces, melodramas, slapstick comedies, It Is also know-n that the presJ dog—a paFadoxirally favored role large number of nomlnationa and lot better although Steele Maaia- i 1* house-mn of T dla- lEi..amiel Lutheran church at the mately. \ \ in tow-n IS available for ba.sketball, tournament at Dallas last week­ donifnatlon, and helping to supply the British, fast-stepplng armies and parades. ent Cheney homestead has beeif In any big three tilt —and w-lll In answ-er to Pvt Werner I^nd end . The Mitchel Field (N. Y.l future payments. ko and Houle are adept at plavlng I Masonic Temple. Speaker. Kev The sympathy of all w-lll go out pingpong and other s[>orta In sea­ "And they- have also so arranged To Renew Strike Even with Texas the Ru.sslans and the Chinese. In The soldiers leaving for the .Span- surveyed with the possibility have the added advantage of. play­ of Camp Blandlng, Fla., w-ho and Fort Monmouth iN. J ) Thursday’s special will bring this kind of football. 1 , 'he ^ K. E. Erlrk-Vin, of Kock Isi.imt, to the memher.s of the bereayed son. All these features, plus the it that the territory of one of these l.sli War of 1898 were the first to ing on hORie territory.. famllv in their irreparable loss. the performance of that task w-e converting it Inlo 11 apartmcnt.sl w-ants to know- who was at bat basketball tea mis w-lll bring a out, among others. Market Wise. ------1 '* , *Teateat 111. mdividual instrurtion which ran new puppet states Includes the Re­ b-1 photographed in a w-ar picture. Boston College had no soft Sunday, Nov. 2 Manchester Girl .Smut Cminell dare not fail. And w-e w-lll not Bendix, N. J,, Oct. 28.—i/Ti - The What plans are in view for thX when -Mickey Owen dropped that swell collection of former college rated second only to Whlrlaway in 1 Then an old friend took a "shot" has happened since foot- be"^ had goes along with the mem­ public of Panama and our great fail. The late The’bdore Roosevelt, New- York, Oct. 28.— (45— If workout, for P»nny Mvera gave Confirmation Reunion at Eman­ and Leaders Assoclstlon bership. CIO United Automobile Workers Hartford road and McKee street third strike, it w-as Tommy Hen- stars to Madison Square Garden theuic three-year-oldi.uicc-jrMi-uiu aivtsion,division, wwhile niiei” I * '-' 'his writer ounuay.Sunday. Thei ne mendfriend lx P’“.y life line—the Panama Canal xlrow Wilson and President tiroperty are not yet known. Minnesota and Texas, laadera In them a good hour of stiff blocking rich . . . Mickey probably pro­ — - -.-.-J ...... ■: ‘ ‘“ in the open, and the spectatora uel Lutheran church. Rev. K. E That th« Y has become an Insti­ Union voted todaA to renew- a opposite parts of the country and for the Golden Jubilee tournament Shot Put w-lll attempt to duplicate ( < 7 1 stated that the description of "This Is his plan. It w-lll never Taft were all flashed Upon the and tackling practice to correct i nounces It "headache " . . . soccer hla feat of last year in winning'''" game a week ago almost made love It. I ’ve noticed that the b03rs ih’lckson. speaker. tution tn Manchester goes w-ithoiit strike at Air Aisoeiktes, Inc., and exponents of contrasting types of November 24. Mitchell players In­ enjoy using It, too. go Into effect. ' screen, together w ith'a picture of faults In their fundamental play. \ fans can come up w-lth oddities, | clude Ueut. Chuck Gelatka from the tw-o mile and 70 yard handl- Holloran look like a "cousin" out Thursday, Nov. 6 saying. It fills a long felj w-ant "And that map. my friends, Public Records immediately th re ^ J a picket line football, w-ere to meet today their Atfcr that the regulars had to! Revise Draft Plan Hobby Show, Center church Fine Engineer around the plant. the funeral cortege of King Ed­ too . . . Frsnk Metzinger of the Mississippi .State, Lieut. Homer cap on the field. That was far from at the north end iilf the tow-n and mnljes clear the Nazi design not ward, grandfather of the present Claim Russians game w-oiild end in a tie. easy w-lth signal practice but- -the "Give Halas credit for what he'* Group C. its support is now a community The strikers announced they Peru I 111. I News-Herald telLs of a : Forsythe of Ohio We.sleyan. Sgt. ; our Intention, however. Holloran only against South America but Duke of Windsor and uncrowned That, at least, la the view at 127 second atrlngers had g lengthy I done. Maybe he has about WTeck- Saturday, Nov. 8 necessity. The Y is opert Jfrom 9 father-son act on the DaIzclI. Ill . | Bid Gltckman of Brooklyn College A survey by the New York____ , , j . . . Blanchard For Accident agatnst-the United States itself." -WamnteB would continue their strike until king of England, who gave up his of the coiintr>-’a gridiron experts scrimmage with the freshmen. ed the league, but I ’m not going ta Annual meeting of Memchester in the morning until 10 in the eve­ either the government seizes the In Finn Areaf soccer team w-hen 45-year-old and (Torp. Joe MichalowskI of .Racing Commission shows that l^(»ked a lot better and proved it. Turn* to Religion By wramatee deed property on throne for an American Girl, Voting in the third Associated The Eagles got a lift fpr their ' Louie Mini and his son, Joe, got to­ '* " • • a lot of campaign to break- up the Bears. 'Country Club. ning. The public is cordially Incit­ High street hM been conveyed by plant or the company signs a con­ Worce.ster Poly. They’re coached $7,162,899 went through the pan-nan- -'''"dock ha.s also lent *. (Continued from P n (« One) The Presld^t then turned to WaUy Warfield. Press ranking poll of the year, in clash with Unbeaten Temple w-ith ' gether to score a goal . . . And i ( only wish I had a chance to . Also, annual Armistice Banquet ed to Inspect the facilities of­ Robert J. jB d Ullian McAllUter to tract. w-hlch each man Hats In order the bv Lieut. Louli Tochu’di of Day-ton mutuel machines durrtig the first Keolsch s grid th® subject of religion. Much credit for the progress of Helsinki, Finland, Oct. 28— (4 new-i that Don Currivan and Hen- ' Joe Moran o f the Lock Haven U . . . Heading the Fort Mon­ wreck the league hke that, myself. for the V.F.W. Post at the Home. fered. Sarah A.<^nM. On Friday Robert Patterson, un­ teams he considers to be-rihe top ry Woronicz. the vetera ends tvhp j eight days of the present Empire ______"'Your government has In Its the motion picture through the Declaring the Russians still (Pa. I Express roports that Jimmy ' mouth souad arc Julie Kasner of The only suggestion I would mak# Friday , .\ov. 14 er Limerick w-as at hLs seat In Quitclaim dersecretary of war, and William poase.se bases on Flnnlah tectRoryj ten, they placed the Golden Goph­ were Injured In the Tulane game, is that hereafter in the draft the Annual Higli School Prom, High possession anot^ier document made early years w-as due to the experi­ Akelev. student manager of the C‘. c N. Y.. Joe Killian of Georgia the cab opposite the engineer or Two property conveyances by S. Knudsen, director of the Office the new-spaper Uusl Suom to l ers of_ the Western Cohference and would be back tn action. Woronicz ' ,™ o , ' bottom teams get four or five- achool hall. In Germany by Hitler's govern­ ments and tireless efforts of J. I»c k Haven Teachers’ bodters, w-as and Thurman Hall of Texas. ■r,'"''..;. '‘“”" whether he was iq the tender of Worsliinis ( quitcUam deed have been recorded of Production Management, an­ day that Finland had njSt yet wot the Longhorns of the Southwest In will be able to play for about ten choice.s apiece before the toy boys Saturday, Nov. IS ment. It Is a detailed plan, w-hlch, Stuart Blackton and G. A. Smith, pressed into diitv as a goalie and I the engine during the seconds pre­ at the office of the town clerk. In nounced settlement of the 25-day and the commentator last night a military victory aufpeient ” ti a deadlock at the head of the minutes but there aeema to be no jear ago by $2.368.661. , ^ get a piedt.” Dance, American Lithuanian ceding the crash. for obvious reasons, the Nazis did strike and agreement by F. Leroy now they can’t get him out ' them the Sedgwick HeighU cor­ apparently was Mr. Blackton. entitle us to prepare / wdth an; •-' parade. restriction on the length of time again . . . the respect in the world for the U. With that. Cbnzelman sat down, ClUzena’ Club ba.sketball team. How-ever, Mr. Alcorn declared, Continued Today not and do not w-ish to publicize Hill, company president, to rein­ Dollar Bay, now owned by Gus­ just yet, but w-hlch they are ready poration conveys a lot each on In aome of the early pictures feeling of security to end our d y r bails, each team polled 1,161 Currivan w-lll be permitted to Podoloff Confers S. Postal system It Is late when still wearing a puzzled expre^on. Liberty Hall. , the speed of the freight train Charter Oak street to Mattie A. state 65 strikers at their former pUy. tave Ring of Washington and Bal­ to Impose a little later on a domi­ Mary Plckford. called "America’s feu lve fight” against the Sovietl On a 10-9-8-7-6. etc., scoring Another Texas golfer. Henry we get ’em. and later if they are When an auditor asked him If the Tuesday, .\oj 18 "pruduced the accident” and the Clark and to Edith A. Clark.- poats. The union accepted Satur­ points. Minnesota held the edge In timore, earned some of his recent A n n u a l meeting. .Manchester Hartford. Oct. 28.— fjpl—Mrs. nated w-orld—If Hitler w-lna. Sweetheart” at the height of her The paper said the Finns coulq not mailed until the next day. The Bears were as good on defensa as engineer "was patently, if not Permlte day. fame and Mabel Normand appear­ not agree with Britain’s "fantaatil first-place votes, with 60 to 53. but itli Gov. Hiirlev pupchasa price by winning the they were on the attack, he Chamber of ConimerA. grossly, negligent” in going at Frances Worshlnla, 45, of 36 Pop­ "It is a plan to abolish all exist­ mail slot in the,front door on Bis- lar street. Agaw-am, Mass., w-ho ing religions — Catholic, Protes­ Making way for its removal to ed together. Charlie Chaplin, Har­ theory that pfire defense absolute* Texas made up for that with more Hollywood Purse at Laurel. Dol­ sell street is big enough to park thought it over for a few seconds. Wednesday, Nov. 19 that speed. the large warehouse at Apel place surrendered to the Hartford police tant, Mohammedan. Hindu, Budd­ old Lloyd. Tom Mix. and a number iy Involves not crossing our ow solid support In the secondary lar Bay finished fuor lengths your car In. Why not set them-in 1, ‘■’What ” the hell? ” he said. "De- ‘Turkey, Goose, Pig," Hose and Mr. A lcim said that Mr. Hib­ and OaJ|;Iand street the Brackett Another British positions. Football’s Oldest Play Hartford, Conn., Oct, 28. (4>i— ahead of Mrs. J. Yancey Chnst- lAddcr Cp. No. 1, Cheney Hall. this morning on advice of her hist. and Jew-lsh alike. The prop­ of the old-timers trooped past on boundary line but leaving ou on time and help us out ? We like 8«>t 'he bard had up until this time a good and Shaw company has been The Interview which Nathan maa’ Rough Time, with Son Al- Friday, Nov. 28 counsel,-’ Attorney George H. Oo- erty of all churches will be seized the screen In views from old pic­ home area and Its population Ir Knitted in U.S.A. on the scores and will meet you half- record w-lth the railroad and he granted a $200 alteration permit. tures. Then came the expensive side the range of hostilities and Podoloff. general manager of the reaae third. Annual dance of Memorial Hos- recommended the sentence that hen, w-as presented in Police Court b?' the Reich and its puppets. The Tanker Is Sunk Machines from England Paves Way for Touchdown way but you have got to do your on a charge of manslaughter. Robert Cassela will erect a IS.OOO pictures running Into many thou­ exposed to . devastation by th| New Haven Arena, requested with The time for the mile and six­ part. pita. Auxiliary, Hotel Bond, Hart­ was Imposed. croas and all other symbols of re­ . . . the Sock of the V^elf- Lejjioii Bowlers Governor Hurjev waa set for 2 p. T^e case w-aa continued to Nov. ligion are to Jbe forbidden. The dwelling on Campfleld road. How­ sands of ' dollars, such as the enemy.” teenth was 1:45 4-5 with Dollar Greek Idol ReatToot \ Soorea Burned To Death imposed and enforced as Holy day before, approximately 3,000 morrow morning at nine o’clock In pass that brought Trinity hack executive chambers did nothing to since hla great teams of a decade l&$t yeAr. i. u .n _-._a sm___ Cases Are Called cense has been filed at the office Manrhester walking tow-ards the sidelines Well that Is an open Guard Hall next Thursday Writ. And In place of the Cross of miles from occupied France. A. Wilkie . . 120 109 93— 322 Into the game. Another pass plus dispel such a auapiclon. ago, turned the attendance-comer of the town clerk by Lawrence A. the clinic room of the Mfpaorial Rarely successful, even In semi- question. Mike Saverick and night. . . . Tslngtao, China, Oct, 28—(JP)— Christ wdll be put two symbols— The British Mariner, built In hospital. Detroit. Oct. 28~(45—Secret E. Ballsieper 102 114 86— 302 a five-yard penalty put the ball on Podoloff already has had an In­ with the Philadelphia AthleUci Bucky Bycholsky a(e definitely not Merrier and Mary E. Nash, both of Knox told several hundred worl pro football. It waa truly amazing ucuriiLCiy noi George t-jcvtgc aiacnuoaiu,Macricoalas, theinc sensa- Hale’s Workers Scores ot persons were burned to the swastika and t h e naked 1922, had been carrying American F. W h ite... 119 106 131— 355 the five-yard stripe with four terview with Commissioner CToi- during the past season, a survey going to play and while that fact - tlonal Greek who battled .Steve Hartford, Oct. 28.—OP)—Superior death and thousands left homeless this town. oil to England. men In the Hudson Motor Car to actually aee It work against a downs to go. key. but It ended with the pair sword.” Mrs. Andrew L. Rlker of 680 F. Cervinl . . 127 123 99— 349 top notch football team that waa by The Associated Press dlacloses. alone Is responsible for the talk I ’’Crusher' Casey to a atandaiuil in Court Judge John Rufus Booth to­ today w-hen fire of unknow-n origin Mr. Roosevelt asserted that -the Spring street waa hostess at a naval arsenal today that they mt E. Winkle .. 116 131 122— 369 Boucher's Boot still at loggerheads. ; Unofficial figures assembled swing me rounas it is well to re- : two aucct Enjoy Party day directed Sheriff Joseph W. "give the lie In the teeth" to an; supposed to be wide awake and on going the rounds it la well to re-1 two successive weeks will tang to sw-ept through the waterfront dis­ United States rejected all Nazi ef- Htatne Of Uberty Is 55 luncheon today at her home for the Three shots at the line w-ere only The • t^mmissioner said the' since»aaavw thevaav end of theL$1C MTHBUnaeaaon PDOWshow member •••«-4IIWI that lUai theinC P A ’sB HAVehave Asa nntftvnifty iliy 1 with "Cy"~ "f?v**- Willlami,Williams ' tbaMia Farida Harding to summon a grand jury one who attempts to convince the: top of the small college football trict of this Shantung peninsula forta—whether by Intimidation or Hospital Notes Hi.rtford Junior Leaguera who Totali . ... 584 582 531 1697 heap. ' setups. A field goal was useless. Arena could have its license back that 641.629 asi a-Ki persons — saw------the Ath-;ou'flt .... ' n..fs> ..x.i—without . .,them.----- It is a hard . Cyclone In the feature num W , for Thursday at 10 a. m.. when It port. New York. Oct. 28.—(45— The they have a dispute over pay Beldler called a fourth down re­ If it would agree to stage no more ' actual attack—to force American presented the play, "Tom Sawyer." Glastonbury Crushing Football letica in their 1941 'home games in - decision for both these playera to twro otit of three falls and for a co­ Btety-flve employeea o( the J. la expected that two or three mur­ A strong wind fanned the blaze shipping to relinquish its right to Status of Liberty is 55 years o\‘ this morning and afterAoon at any other grievance. Nelson verse that caught the Guardsmen team wrestling bouts. | W . Kale Company held a mas- ■ ■8 8 96 102— 286 Trinity waa not outplayed In any contrast to 432,145 a year ago— I make and It Is with regret that feature, Marvin "Shadow'* Weotea- der cases will be considered. and turned It Into the most de­ freetem on the seas. Admitted yesterday: ‘Thomas todsy. High school hall to children of the "If you were below deck In Stevenson . 8 6 86 sound asleep. Foster came from 'Podoloff aald if he couldn’t run aS. .gain vain rst of 9AQ209,484 AQA th(«this Vl'Htaiwwriter sees them retire from ouarade party at the Community battleship,” he said, “you wou’dn sense of the word. In the laat of berg, the "viUaln” of mat-dom will Judge Booth issued the call at structive conflagration the city He spoke of increasing arms ConloB, Pawriucket. R. I.; Mrs. Ma­ At anniverssry ceremonies the central and outlying schools. The E. Cbrobs -.104 87 115^ 306 nowhere to Just get across the laat team wrestling he didn’t want a That rise waa made despite a the sport. But they had to look out Houae In Oovmtiy laat night The the iiequest of Assistant State’s think of shirking your duties du the third period and through moat have Glen “Buddy” Knox, tha bat­ has known since the burning of production here, and added “ It Is ria Nert. Rockville; George Dela­ veterans of Foreign Wars will Manchester Mothers club arranged Barker .. 93 107 102— 302 double stripe. B u ch er came out license. He accused the OommU- drop of 213,272 by the enUre eight- for Uielr own health which, quite tling Nova Scotijui fdr oa tuipg. Oovantry Fragment Society put on Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn. Jr„ w-ho ing an engagement under fire; of the fourth It was putrasnned. Japanese-owned cotton mills In that nation’s wrlll that these vital ney, 22 Hawrthome street. present a garrison .flag 20 hy for the performances and for bus E. Cowles 104 87 306 after the game waa over, except sioner of ‘•dlcUtorlal”/tacUca. club American League.' naturally, comes ftrst. nent ki ths special aemi-fln an eatcellent turkw aupper with said he has two or probably three 1937. want to tell you with all the en but never outgamed. Thompson arms and supplies of all kinds shall Birth; Yesterday, a daughter to' feet and Mayor LaGuardia wrui transportation of the boys and GUbert '106 IP 222 to allow Trinity time to make the Team wrestling, for those who The National League played to limit bout of one CauTT . . all the (tadn’a Folkming the din­ cases to-present to the jury. speak. * phaaia at my command that yr 2 Pairs $1.10 and Dorsey took advantage of a kick. He was the coolest man on neither be locked In American har­ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lauritsen. girU who required it. lit: never have seen it. piU a pair of 5,029,689 spectators last season The Lithuanian Citizen's basket-, ■rhe opening time limit bout pits ner dancing and gamaa were en­ It la understood that the follow­ Nazi Bombers Attack A 100-foot flagpole under con- are in the same position now fresh line to sltemste carrying the the field. He stepped back, meoa- bors or sent to the bottom of the 35 Walnut street. T o U U ---- 483 488 540 ISU grapplera against another pair. compared with 4,848,300 In 1940 ball team will practice this ever Jack Marshall of Colorado ogrant joyed untUi. midnight ing three cases of persons being Admitted today: Oiarles Server, atnicUon on the atatue's ialand this plant. W’e are in thia fight to baU through the sadly battered ured the distance and put the ban sea. but game line. Time after time It' The Arena put on «uch a bout fbr a- gain of 181.389. whUe the nlng at the Y-gym at 7:30 clock. Manual COrtox ot Spain, Om h tiw lir a Dorla Nfebota won the la- held for murder will be presented: Berlin, OcL 28—OPI— German “It ia the natlon'a will that 10 Chestnut street. aanctuary won't be ready for the Pnmpkin Weighs 9$ Pemada finish for human rights and '*’ PAG Pnetlna through the goal potu. Thera wagl was Fasl. w m or Beldler that MTly thia month (against hU or- American League figures were 5.- The team to rapidly rounding in­ ‘‘speedataro’' wlU koop tba c w mS dtaa* firat priae for Uia beat kx>k- Hra. Laura Hayes, Hartford, bombera attacked a strongly-de­ America shall deliver the goods. Births: Today, a son to Mr. and ceremony—ateel priorities delayed Uea." not the slightest doubt but w h ^ Y ^ len n ey ^ s ■topped the attack. But the Coast (Mrs. Cookay aald) and tha specU- a o .5 1 9 la 1941 and 5 .4 S E 7 91 in to .shape for the hard scoaori on odga In a foot gi ■■ j nii iSiiMn ing coatuma and lira. AUea Me- alleged to have, fatally tUbbed fended British convoy off Great "In open defiance of that w-Ul, Mrs. "Victor .Adamson, 35 Strant the work. Weatford, V t — (45 — "Some the ball went over. With it went The PoUih American boaketball O u ^ prosoed through the third tors nokrljr Uugbod themaelvoa 1940. ahead. Coach Roemy Daigle wiahee bout oad wlu be foUowad by UN Kaanra won the prlaa for the fun- James McKeough on Sept 28; WU- Tarmouth last night and i^ank one our ahlpa have been sunk and our -Btreet, and a daughtsf to Mr. and pumpkin!" exclaimed those, who Jap Defense’ Mev-e STB El the hopes of a plucky gang of ■illy. 788 MAINt STREET team will practice at the East Bide period and continued to press un­ St. Lmito* Cardinals ahowred tha oU the players would report on ether ‘Nrhlrtwiad” otOrnr «h iM alaat ladico* coatuma. Herbert B. Uam Steama, 21; Charles Star- merchantman of 8,000 tons and sailors have been killed. Mrs. Frank Mor&rdt, 16 Lincoln About 2,500 men are now at have aeen the 93-poiinder grown by Rec tomorrow evening otartlng at f(>otbaU playen from N ew London time, os the time allowronce at Baam won firat prlaa for the beat “Where The Good M(r|n‘a Wear til It hod scored a touchdow-n with TOere have been no public pro­ W *t«»t tnere^ase—287.590. At­ “Drop-Kick” Muntoy. the e$mp kowidcl. 19. and Victor, Zenik. 19, anotbsr of 5,000 tons, informed Not lo iag Down - street. wprk on tte new United States Robert Jackson In Uie.first garden Tokyo, Oct. 28.—(IW^Aa a-(Sl 6:30. Al| players are requMted to for an unbeaten aeoson. It waa tests about thS-. license revocation the Y is strictly enforced. The iMlttag men’a ooatuaM aa Bytvea- all of -Hartford, alleg^ to ha-vs Comes but a scant four mlhutes to plav tendance at Detroit dropped from Bay-Stater tokca m ahot eg aouroea said today. ."And I Bay that w « do not pro- DiacliargBd today: James Dog- Naval Air Base at Placantla Bay, be has ever cultivated.. It ia 63 fenae atep, 10,500 youths in' u be on hand. All positions on the that ciooe' alt through the' game from any wrestlers, but boxing 1 112 AOY itf 1CL4A aw TNI j teamleam shouldAnouici muiMrealize thattruit if theythAv ‘‘Row-dy” Rudy Laditxl, tho . tar BCoCann took tba prlaa to t tba faiUUy injured Charles Sawickl. next four months ara to be g i^ Trinity put itself in s hole just Other night raiders were aald to poaa to take- thia lying down. gart. 81 west straat: Richard Me- NewfiMmdland. ITbe completed fa­ iTKhee in cireumference and 80 team are open to compeUUon. . that it took this one point to set­ sources hava expressed concern win ’^e " the Tigere. have a certain hour set aside t d Ing Hungarian from r*~iMb>i jAaa. TWa ia in aa- Hartford. Sept. IS, and John Jones, Instruction as mechanics by befors the end of the third period tle the lasua. . * ' have badly fainaged a S.OOO-ton "That determination of oura not Lagen. 25 Stone street, and /M^. cilities "at thia base leased from inches in length. T h e average of over tha ^mmiasloner’a action- 71? »M “• * to them It would not be fair to W The first boot goen.os nt a^tka atora ampIoT*^ S4 Spring, strset, charged witl^lwith I veaasl near FBridUngtonn on tbs to taka it lying down has'been ez- Henry Lee and jafant daughter, 55 Great Britain will coat $17,- others be cultivated was 25 tp 30 aemi-offtcia) Tokyo Youths* 7^2,257 this ■eaaon. ^ cmach an aomaoaa alsas tlauu mioA . |fi8tajlj^ stabUng his wlfs^ ilqiW 31.1 British coast. 2r«8Md in orden to Uw AmcrlcgB Ai^tuiBs street. . 050,000.00. pounds. I chames* Def e a a ...... I ■* _ \ • ’■ ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 28.1941 4

MAMJMESTEK E\'ENTN g\ e R.YLD. MANCfTESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 28. 1941

RED RYDE Everybody’ll Looking for Bill BY FRED HARMAN Sense and Nonsense UI^, lC BfcAvkR _ ^ \ius Wants &assified For>bur Benefit ^NADClN^'l'OU P ‘"•". lo o kin' street Performer (Shouting) • I A girl Is always ready to take iLadiea anil gentlemen, in a (gw Thin people live longer than fat 'w hafa bemmlhg to her. ones, hut they atav mad about the head and th« patient may de­ Iminiites, 1 will astonish you liy It most of the lime. Fuel and Feed 49-A Wanted to Rent 68 Legal Notices 78 leatlng coal, stones, and nails. I Lost and Pound Personals scribe an ache at the top of the "Tlioac new people across tlie Iw1ll also swallow a sword, aft^r AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Jerry Lovett head, through the templea, at the Tries to Enter MADAME VAUGHN gifted reader FOR SAUS— FIREPLACE and WANTED — BY YOUNG local street seem very devoted. " said Friend —Fve Just been having I jOST—BLACK. PART Cocker . couple, four or five rooms. Call at .Mancheeter. within and for the back of the head, or a general dis­ Iwhlch I will eome arouni with (lie .Mra, Jones wistfully to the news­ and adviser. Advice given on stove length wood. Apply Edward ilistrict of Mancheeter. on the SSth lhat, trusting to get enough, for a an argument with the dentist. Spaniel puppy. Answen to name 5523. comfort. Sometimes the ache paper which hid her husband. of "Duke." Telephone 5759. everything pertaining to your life. J. Holl. Tel. Manchester 5117 or tiny of October. D.. 1941. Is Diseliarged |cni8t of bread. Man- Who won. WILI.IAM S. HYDE. Esq, seems to be located just In back of Home, H eld A nuslle of the paper was the Friend It ended in a draw. Special readings 50r. 2194 Main 5118. W ANTED —5 ROOM tenement, Voire from the C^■r,^,i Wliiit, LOST— POCKETBOOK contain­ Judgf. the eyes. only reply she got, hot she was street, opposite Capen street, not ov4a- $35, middle aged couple. Ksliite of GeorRe K. .'?rnlUi late of Headache ia also a symptom Istill hungry? used to that. ing aum of monej and photo­ Hartford. Conn. Hours 10:30 a. Manulie.^ter in said Ul-strict. deceas- The best thing stioiit telling the Garden— Farm— Dairy Write or call Capitol Barber Popular K Company commonly found in high blood Ilurtfonl Man in No Con> "Every time he goes out he kiss­ graph of owner. Reward if re­ m. to 9 p. m. Phone 5-5554. Shop, 843 Main. etl z ' We commend enterprise tn truth ia you don't have to remem­ turned to 87 Birch street. Products 50 appllcatfon of Susan M pressure, low blood pressure and es her. and he goes on throwing' ber what you ai^d, ' Sm ity Executrix praying fur au- Sergeant Is Coming anemia. The enervation head­ dition to Be Presented Others. Perhspa wc should ank ki.ws all the way down tlie street. ihttrny to rompromfte and settle a ache Is a dull, disagreeable ache grounds for innimendlng It ofteii- LOST^GRAY CAT. ABOUT 6 Automobiles for Sale 4 FOR SALE—CABBAGE for sauer­ oei^fain doubtful and disputed claim Home from 'Blanding. In Court Today. Edw.ird, why don’t you do that? " 1 Lots for Sale 73 which follows any activity which Is er In oiirselve.s. Friend That waan’t a very big months old. 4 white paws. An­ kraut. Herbert McIntosh, 1633 %^il4*h said estate ha* against <»n»* • ".Me? " snorted Mr. Jonea. "I 1937 DODGE .‘lEDAN, 1939 Pon­ .'^wiinsnn as per application on tiring and many women develop t^lnn t know hrr!" Hceounl of your daughter's Wed­ swers to name "Tlmmie." Vicinity Tolland Turnpike. 1 FOR SALE-DESIRABLE levelevci tiac .sedan, 1937 Dc.soto aodan, nie. It la Sergeant Jeremiah Lovett of this type of ache after shoppln.g Police last night halted the ac­ Gladva—My dear I never ding In the paper , of Cooper Hill street, or Four corner lot on Porter street, nortlorth/ 1935 FMymuuth .sedan. 1938 Pon­ FOR S A L E -Y E L L O W GLORF. | t tUDKItED: — That the fort goiiiK Company K, 169th Regiment, has for several hours in crowded stores. tivities of a man stated to have pmaglned you would marry the Man .No; the htg arroiint was Acres. Tel. 3374. side, 100x200 feet. Write Box .i|ipllcation be heard and determin­ 'Hif iitorm* of th» worM *re OUT OUR WAY turnips 60c bu. Buckland ceme­ Congestion In the pelvic organs nan you di'l sent to me. , tiac 2-door .scilan. Cole Motors — The Herald. ed at the l^ttbate tlfflie in .Man­ been dUschafged from the .service been drunk, who ossertedly was like the atorms at sea. Tliey will BY J. R. WILLIA.MS OUR BOARDING HOUSE /■ chester 111 said niatrlct. on the Sr' dear WITH MAJOR HOOPLE 4164. tery sign. South Wind.sor, name ------/_ after ten and one half years In the paas in time AM \ee need to do la d.iv of .November. A. D.. 194 1. at > trying to break into the home of disliked ilia xvaya, but I adored / VOURE p r i v a t e on harn. H. Warren Case IH’ILDING LOTS FOR SALE on qpnflned to the back of the head to keep from being sunk In the The way of the tranagreasor is 1933 t"HKVROLKT COUPE. $59: ttcbtck in the forenoon, and that National Guard and seven months and neck. Mra. Grlgolat at 470 Main street. his means hard pailieularly at the finish. / H. M. SHAW. AlWT ^ I'M SHOVIMG OPT- TOMOPftOW, Hawthorne street, sewer and notice he g:veh to all persons in- meanwhile. I Gu e s s x d o , sam/Y maw.'t h e AIMHUR A. 1933 Pontiac coach. 4 now tires. i4-rested In aald estate i»f the ptn- in the regular army. Sergeant Headache may result from The compluiiiant, terrified by the YOU? WELL, lG n. soldier by his eommanding officer commonly seen in the patient both­ police who propiptly arrested the,*' Is that In an endeavor to lie foree- Farmer -A nd this la the cider Willi (lowere. F E R . ^ 2 .5 0 F E R AS SERIOUS AS "^THE- POISE by publishing a copy of this order presa ma am, A HORSE AM’ &(JT ONLY A K SO OF- t r a d e ­ KNOFLA clean. $265. 1937 Ford coupe, new 3 ROOM —DREAM OUTFIT com­ FOR SALE— BUILDING LOT and is regarded as one of the neat­ ered with nervousne.ss. It may man. tul we have a tendency to make Ruth—Yes, but you only sent me l e a n o e r e y p l a i N - ^ o p a in s(»rhe newspaper having a cTreu- (’Ity Vlaltor.— How Intereating. © U GO V A T 3 A .M , m a r k For paint. $265. 1937 Packard coach; pletely furnished Including com­ 60-150. Gerard street, off East l.Ttlon In said district, at least five est soldiers ever to wear the uni­ also be produced by mls-sing a meal, He was booked as James B. Rey­ pealed statementa whlrh pn far one rose ,, LIKE THE SMITH 6R0TU And when do you run off the next TH ’ MORKIIM' IMS HIS R e p o r t << S u p r e m e 1937 Hudson .sedan, radio and bination range, priced at $395. Center street. Eva M. Johnson. ilays before the, day of said hear- form. or missing out on a night’s sleep. nolds. 41. of Hartford. Rej-nolds eyond nor actual hellefa, Robert Well, you know. T never TH' SIXTH.' E R S .'— SHE DON'T MEAN ANY heater; 1910 Chevrolet coach, Small down payment - 18 months tna. to appear If they see cause at Sergeant . Lovett is especially For further Information on the was in no condition to explain his edition ■’ talk much. CARD.'>— w e 'l l JUST }> COURT Tel. .5616. said time and place .and be hcanl m o r e , to m e t h a n a s t a t u e IN S U R A H ^ E good tires. $595; 1940 Ford coupe, to pay balance. See Albert s. So well liked by the enlisted men for subject, renders are Invited to send actions, it was .said, and will be Harr’.' I < an t»*ll tiv one look in f o r g e t t , l ik e d J u s t i c e relative thereto. and make return OF''tm e THiN'KER," Ask Your NeiRhhnr! ■special. $495; 1940 Mercury conv. Main street, .Waterbiiry. FOR SALE-LOT 52x334 on In­ to this court. his quiet manner and knowledge for Dr. Frank McCoy's special ar­ arraigned in town court tomorrow her eyes Jin-t what a girl us think­ LAST YEAR'S CHIG3ER IkTOSSlKiG ing of me A - — GET IT J coupe. Radio, heater, new \V. \V. dian Drive, hard surface road, WILLIA.M y. HYDE ticle, "Causes of Headaches". Ad­ morning. HOLD EVERYTHING Bi t e s a n d '''^c o m e j s ^ o u t a KTB Main 8t. Phone 5440 VK.N'FTI.AN BLl.NDS WINDOW electficity. Reasonable. Call Rock­ J u d s ^ dre.ss your request to the McCoy Edward J. Skiiiiiei, 19, of 133 Dorothy - How eniharriissing for tire.s. very clean. $845. 1941 Pack­ H-1P-2T-41 TAY.' l e t '6 ttx^ ^ ^ O iSORDERLV shades. We still have big lijt of ville 308 after 6 p, m. Health Serx’lce in care of this news­ Union street, will appear to answer poll. ard DeLuxe aix sod.an. 5 new. \V. a l o h a conooct W. lire.s, heater. $995; 1941 Pack­ high grade blinds and shades, all paper. enclosing a large self- a charge of operating a motor ,siNs .' y | . ard six sedan with electricmatic colors, selling at the old prices addres.sed envelope and 6 cents in vehicle while his license w.as under Tfi' t in t’xprrHMttn iH’Vcr Vft CH ARISE,' Will bring samples. Capitol Win­ stamps. siispen.sion He was arrested lust andcrl any‘ 'i)u in tn^ublf Manrhesler clutch. 5 new W. \V. tire.s, $975; 1941 Oldsniiihile .sedan, radio, dow Shade. 46 Capen street. Hart­ Local Guards night as was Richard A. Webster, Evpiiliio Hpralfl heater, new W \V tires, like new. ford. Tel. 6-7018. Open evenings. Local Stocks Questions and Answers 28. of 10 Cooiper street. The latter Th^ I^ng:t hftntnk’ of uomen* is hooked for misconduct and op­ IkirtN would fiolva the Bilk-etock- $995. Brunner s Your Packard COMBINATIO.N GLEN WOOD gas (Coco-Butler) Classified .Advertisements Dealer. 80 Oakland .street. Open n Maneuvers Question: Lila asks: "Is it all erating a motor vehicle without a hff prnblDni. stove, complete with oil burner Furnished by Putnam and Co. driver’s license. He w.as arrested at Cti.uni^Hix JtMTag* wurdf* to h line Evenings. Telephone 5191. right to use coco-butter on the Perfect comiilion. 42 Washington 6 Central Row, Hartford North Main and North streets. M»’n « hilts itkkIc nf glaRi* wil) Tnitlalt. nijiiiiiprii find iihhreviAMoiif [ street. Tcl. 4664. face? Will it grow hair? What • arh count na <% w.ml md compound CO.N'VF.RTIHLF. COltPF. 1940 _____ Bid Asked Men Move Oiil from is the chief reason it Is used? " Cheater Ri ichenharh of 24 Sum­ loon ho f'H fh*' nun kf*^ ' Aetna F ir e ...... FlS •57 * litne p«‘r diA for" transient white wall tires, deluxe radio and t. davenport, bed. kitchen utility Blam ling to Curolinus chiefly for the purpo.se of causing Main streets last night will appear .\etna Life ...... 27's 29', ade. ' heater, low milea-e. Priced for a cabinets, water heating unit. Call the skin of the face to become soft­ on a charge of driving without a Rffertltp Mnrrh 17. 1S‘.'7 cpiick sale. Brunner's, 80 Oakland Automobile ...... 38 40 Tomorrow Morning. er and smoother. There Is no rea­ license. 'A ll h.i'k Mure ^ callof'} C.i "h Oia rire > at .55 Church street. Conn. General ...... 2S 27 fu' fontUi-‘l‘ r M .'Ill thf' fi->ql uf € Conat-cullve it.i\n ..i 7 ct8. H Cte street. son ti believe that it will cause the 3 Consecutive l>a\s... 8 •’t a il Ota VK.NETIAN BLl.NDS ■ HIGH Hartford Fire . . . . 88'j 90', Tomorrow morning the men of growth Af hair. It is used for the he car 1933 PONTIAC SEDAN $99, All Hartford Stm. Boil . 55 D.iy ...... !n cm U cf* grade, sold on easy weekly Jiay- 52 Camp Blamling. Florida, wjll move .sa:ne rea.son cold cream is u.sed. Hf^ld "!i ■ ( anv . fon'*lnir)r j All order* fur irreKuhii iti^ertlon* new tires. Iii33 Chevrolet coupe, National Fire . . . . ; 63 65 Dural Couple |oi- " ■ ii» ii’if)! I ^^4.f m\' * I'.'thCA I ilients. All volor.s. Quality vuar- out to take part in the South Caro­ The one having a dry skin often *dll be ch.irued it the uoe time rate. $75. 1932 Fonl coa-h Model B. onteed. Write Box A, Herald. Phoenix ...... 88'.., 90' . benefits from its application. In ' Special raiea for hmK term every. ! $50, 1937 Ford coach $265, 1937 Travelers ...... 385 405 lina army corps maneuvers and ftdveftl^inK Ktvrn upon reqaeat. Visit Capital I The rnt.rf* rarf'il t irn*-] A-rul Ada ordered i.efore the third or 1 Ford coupe $265, 1936 Dodge FOR SALE—LARGE FLORENCE rubllc l*tl the units will leave late tomorrow , (Sensitive Stomach) - Jraiiec! Uiflr ru-ck.s exp*'* lantlv. \ pas.scnger $225. 1937 Hudson afternoon by train to the war fifth day will tte oh-irged only for ! Circulating heater, slightly used. ('onn. Lt. and Pow 39', 42', Question: Mr. Melvin J. writes: Jlrl got r,n with a haak'*l l/i’in- _ ' A N \ T R \ E ^ the actual number uf time* the ad ' sedan $395, Brunner's, 80 Oak- (Continued From Page One) Inquire F.dna tliiggs. North Conn. P(tw...... 38 40 games area. "When I drink anything cold, It Irv. AfipPared. ch.'»ri:li\; at the r.ite earn- | land .street. Last night the men slept in their _ T0 6ETTR&-4' •d but no allowiui. e or refund* can ' Coventry. Route 6 A Harltortl Ga.s ...... 27 31 seems to give me a cold, and I have company strect.s in pup tents with secretary and military aide to the vJ’9 w iu.iSm^ - WM0LtTHlM(S be m.Tde on 'Irne ad* atopped I HarUonl K1 Lt. . . , 54 56 a heavy feeling In my stomach , ^ BORXJ THIRTY YEARS Tpo SOOKj After the fifth d.ny. 1 , FOH SALF. 1936 Pontiai. new everything parked ready for trans­ president and .Mrs. Watson; Rear »»■»« «*»««I. /3-tS, b S N. K. Tel Co. . , 149 154 which lasts for as long as a week SrOKIES IN STA.MI*S I* luh' Cl T li fte. % _ OPF WIS Ci4EST'» \ o ‘ “t!U fortiJd*"; di*pf.'iy hnea not tire.s, radio, a'lei heater. Kea.son- porting to the maneuver areas. It •Admiral John R. Beardall, Naval .M.tchinery and Tools 52 I'nit. Ilium. Shs. . , 99 103 afterwanls. What causes this and told. I able. Call 5257. will take 12 hours for the troop -Sergeant .lereniiah I>ovett aide, and Mrs. Beardall; Mrs. Tha Heraid will not be reapunaibl* | We.strrn Mass...... 21', 23', how can I overcome it? ” BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES RECONDITIONED Farmall 12s trains from Camp Blanding to George Barnett, a relative of the Now W’hat? for more than une incorrect tneer- 1 Industrl Ilf the military, alway.s imparted •Answer: Some stomachs are tlon of anv ad% erf i vement ordered on rubber and .steel, priced right al ' Duchess: James C. Dunn and Ray BY BDGAR ,MART1N Auto .Accessorii’s— Tirea, t* Acme W ir e ...... reach the .South Carolina maneu­ ! Ill an ea.sy, understandable way piirtlcularly sensitive to anything for mure than otu time. Oliver iniplenient.s. I ’.scd netrai 18 20 ver grounds. Atherton "of the State Department The dnndv et i»-nt ominalon of in- I "25” liactur. iittractivo price.s. Am. Hardware 22 24 I .'-(eigeant Divett enli.sted in'’ tlie eold, and it seems to me the sensi­ F r o h correct > ()n hiicat i<>n of .idvertlsina I .NFKD W HITK W AI-L TIR K S ’’ The addre.ss of Uie men of the and Mrs Atherton, and George T. ea.sy terms. Dublin Tractor Com­ Arrow H A- H cm. 35 37 I Natiimal Gtianl in 1930 and tii.s ble plan for you to adopt would Siimnieriin, State Departmqpt will tie reriilled '>nl\ i.v .MoceUatlon We have over 300 in stock, all Manchester units is: Company K. be to use warm or only slightly cf the charge tr.Kle t<lfy . 12D 139 36 and 1!I37. He attcrided eamp 1 e- • e to n IMI tr NIA MIVICI IK T M >1* U > >«T aw /Q-lg WERfjOkJ' sidered f^tijertlonable. gofxl condition. Inquire 21 West* Hentlt y .Mach., cm. , IS. Y. Stocks HiimtKildt, Neb. Harold Pow­ AS STORAGE 8 ', 10', again at Niantic in 1938-39 and MOUltS— ada wood street. I-eJimi rs Fr & Clk ' 20'.. 22 took part in the Corps ramp ell’s wife gave birth to their first Is Vital Now Mv girPs coming t„ visii ,„f tnflux. tsu I Ii.im I" \'car utoexa to be puhllahed same day must ba Moving and Packing. The Austin ^alvQtdor Stomp Honors 1 9(Jt racelved by 12 o'clock noon Satur­ New Brit M. com . , 39', 41 maneuvers in 1940 at Platt.sburg. child, a girl, in the hospital here, the Rwculer slm knitted for me!” A7 Chambers Co. Telephone 6260 \T—• days \ ' 3'.i. •North and Judd 35 t o 37', Adams Exp ...... He was Indiirted into p'ederal .serv­ but he didn't know It. (Continued from Page One) jiden Gate Bridge ••\ir R cduc...... f An hour later, tiie father died in V*$AS Telephone Your Want .Yds Rooms W'ithoul Board 511 Peck, Stow & Wil , 7 ', 9'v ice last A[inl and left with his rHE world's largest single span 'BOWOEO Itu.ssell Mf^:. ('o. . . 17 19 .-\la.skn J iin ...... i-ninpiuiy for ('’ amp Blanding He another rQom of the same hospi­ buy new tools for the job instead A *'M “ Ads are a.virf'pted >»\er the tele­ Repainnif 23 ’ su-spcnsion bridge over the FUNNY BUSINESS phone at 'lie HATE given FOR .RENT A 'rrR A t'riV E lur- Sciiville ...... 25 27 Allied ('h e m ...... 1.' wa.s honorably d;:si harged from tal from inirns suffered when he of adapting the old ones.” OW A m . < 'an ...... I threw kerosene on a cook-stove Bolden Gate at San Francisco was at>ove as % cunvetiei nee to adver- SAWS FILED A GU.M.MED. any nl.Mtied' rooms, centrally located, Sii»‘X ('n...... 10 12 Company K ye.sterday. "Now. there must be no ques­ wssva’i To tl*ei* t*at *he ( KATES wHl b» kind. General grinding service. .steam heat, and continuous hot do., pfd * . ... 2H Am R.ad/ftt .S ...... Others discharged at the same fire. lonunemorated by the stamp LAST'---- accepted nS KLl.L I'AVMENT if tion about the ab^lute necessity •Opltol Grinding Co.. .531 Lydall water. Telephone 3105 Stanley Works ... 40 42 Am Snfelt ...... ! 1 time as Srgeaht Lovett are Ser- Ib ov* issued by El Salvador In eo-eg paid s! the business ''ffice on or be­ AmT&T ...... i; for restrictive and, In some cases, K39. The Issue also honored the fore the se\enth day following ttie street. Tel. 7958 ; Torrim;ton .... 28 i yeant H Burke, Sergeant A Rowe, prohibitory economic policies,'' he " first insertion of each ed otherwisa ArrRAt'TIVE SINGLE and doii- ! Vertlt'T - ftoot - y . .-\m Tnb I! ...... ; 50 53 i-Cor[)oral J. Spill.'ine. Corpm-al J. went on. "Shortages exist now and Bolden Gate International Expo- the CH AUtiE HA'TE will be collect­ W ANTED TO rU.NE, repaii and til'» riMiin in new hhui>. very ciui- i Neu \ ork Rankn .Vni Wat W k.s ...... Lingerie Set ption in San Francisco. w a s h TUBBS ed. No re.*pon*iblilty for errors In .Powers. F'rivate.s f'li.nt class Jaio- mor" shortages will develop. " no End of (he Chasq regulate your piano or player vcriiciit tf) Aircraft. Cq^ll 6759 I Bank of N Y Anacnml.'i ...... telephoned ads will be assumed atid 3.30 3.50 I liy. Makuli.s. O'Brien and Private matter how persistently we seek Five years of construction wont BY ROY CRANK their accuracy cannot he guaran­ piano. Tel. Manchester .5052. 1 Bankcr.s Tru.st . . , 51 .\rmour III ...... "DOW'T re ASAP, (MNNIB. IF WgJNYOlUH 53 ■ Benevento. Thes.- men are expert- to expand the mining, processing, nlo the bridge, which cost $35,- SOU KMOWI 'uaROMdiE!'^ teed I (\-nlraI Hanover . 93 96 .-\tchl.son ...... 29': ' rd home this work lOO.OOO. The span of concrete and [\JP. WiLL KAve TO COMB AFTER Vt3D WiTH PIANO TUNI.NG and repairing Boarders'W anted 59^ A Aviation Corp ...... 3 ' ami finishing of essential materi­ DOWT TtiV index of Claiisifiiatioiia ('ha.se ...... 29 31 als leel joins San Francisco with 9ULDIUA THAT! Player pianos a specialty. John ("hemical ...... 42', Baldwin Ct ...... 11' Births ...... A WA.NTED ROOMERS and board­ 41'-. Sarin County, sejuthernmost sec- Cockerhara, 28 Bigelow street. ru y ...... 20 * •• 28', R A O ...... 3^ Ehcageihenta ...... 0 ers. Cehtrally located. 10 min­ ion of northern California's red, Uarrlagea ...... C Dial 4219. ('ontinentat ...... 12 14 Bendix ...... 37" utes from Aircraft Apply 49 HEALTH AND DIE! Tood tracts. Dcatlsa ...... D ("orn F;xchan^;e ... 37 ', .39', Beth Stl ...... 62' Must .Spend Each Card of Thanks ...... 1C Wad.sworth street. First Natitmal . . . 1115 U.50 Borden ...... 20 "i ADVICE 1 The bridge has the greatest ac- J o In Me morlam ...... W Help Wanted— Female 35 umulation of "firsts." "largest,” Lost and >'our;d ...... I Guaranty Tru.^t . . 268 275 Can Pac ...... 4\ hd “ mosts.” of any other span In Announcemne ta...... I W ANTED— WOMAN to take care ROOM AND BOARD with famUy Irvinp 'Trust ...... 11 12', Case (J. I.) ...... 80 Furnished by the McCoy Sunday in Jail Personals ...... I Cerro de P ...... 30'-.. I t world. For example: of 2 year old child, keep house, privileges Phone 3.533. .Manhattan , . . . 15', 17', Health Servlca A otomobllea Ghes it Oh ...... 36 Automoblea for Sale ...... 4 and cook dinners for business Manufact. Tr .... . ,36' .. 38'.. lit has the longest clear span In Automobiles fur Exchange .••• . k couple. 5 or 6 days a week. Live N. Y. 'rrust 93 96 Chrysler ...... 56'. Philadelphia—(/P>— William J. le world, 4200. feet Ion.-;. 4'5 of Address eomniunloatlnns to T1i< Auto Accessories— Tires ...... 4 in. Good pay. Write Box B. Apartments, Flats, ' Public National . , 29 ’ •. 31 Coca - Cola ...... 94 fynighrey must spend each Sun­ I mile, three times the length of / Auto Repairing — I’alnllng .... 1 Herald, Attention McCoy Herald. Title Guarantee . . 3 ', Col Gas A El . . .'...... 1' day In Jail for the next three le Brooklyn bridge in New York, Auto Schools ...... Tenements 63 C'omI Inv T T ...... •...... 28' Health Servtoa Autos— Ship by Truck ...... !• U. S. T ru s t...... 1315 1365 months to atone for a $1,029 short­ id 700 feet longer than the Autos— For Hire ...... WANTEE>—WOMAN OR girl for FOR RE.NT -FURNISHED home Coml Sllv ...... 9'-.' age In his insurance collection ac­ orge Washington Memorial Garages— Service— Storage light housework and care of baby, of 6 room« from Nov. 15th to Mav Cons Edls ...... 15", Wh^' Headaches? counts. lidge at New York Motorcycles— Bicycles ...... Cons Oil ...... 6' .Wanted Autos —Motorcycles .. sleep In, 209 North Main street. 1st. Tel. 4352. Fixing the sentence so the 29- I ■The maximum verlicsl cleer- Cont C a n ...... 36 Bnalneaa and Profeaaltinal 4ei locks The most rurioiis fact about year-old Loughrey could make Ice U 238 feet above mean low Mustness Services offered ... CHRLSTMAS UARDS. Big-profU ( ’orn Prod ...... ,50 FOR RENT TWO 2 ROOM headaches is that the pain whlrh restitution. Judge Edwin O. Lewis Bter. the greatest navigation Household Services Offered ... ' line I 1,/iwcjit pi iccil Personals. I apartments. 20 minutes from Air­ Del L A Wn ...... 4S« told the accused man "that will de­ ALLEY OOP Building— CofsLuiiiJing ...... Ark Nat Gas A 1 .seems to localize in the head, may parsnee in the world, far above Box As.sorlnients. DeLuxe Per- . craft. garage Call 4038 until 5 Douglas Aire ...... 74'a prive you of association of your W’tn, Rawthah! Florists— Nuraeriei ...... Asd Gas and El .. 3-32 he due to a cause over two feet ■ mast height of any ship afioat BY V. T. HA.MLIN Funeral Directors ...... vinaKs. Stationery. Personal Card | IvGer Rockville 129-2. Du Pont ...... 146 wife and three children on your Amn Superpow ,. 1-16 away, arising In the intestinal Ibuilding. • ‘ Heating— I'l urn blr^ — Roofing Samples Free Box Assortment on | ■ Eastman Kod ...... 136 tract. Another striking fact about day off and perhaps teach you a | W/EU-. IT UDCSK* u w a TV f nkJCTV5» W IT B Ali. B io rr, OLD C H / S r . , Insurance ...... approval. Wallace Brown. 225 i Can Marc ...... Elec A u to -L ...... 28 ^ e total (toncrete in the piers, ^ V tR f I. Mopie 5iOO’U, F4AROOVJ t h b iv in Millthery — Dr cssinaklng .... lieadaches ia its amazing common­ le.sson." eusHTGRS vveu « « Fifth .\veniie. New York, Dept. [ Wanted to Rent 6S Cent .States El . . . 1 -32 Gen Elec . .'...... 28 \ hder snd anchorages It 254,800 MC FOR b u s t in ’ in UKR THAT. BUT MB A b it o f a 3 else they take a pain-deadening ing program of a nationally "Wanted— BusMiesH Service ... Int T A T ...... 2»» remedy which suppresses the ache I7diiratltinal known company. .Siipplenient-s llONEHVILLE FOLKS Johns - M a n ...... 59 but does not remove the cause. Courses and Classes ...... ada in Voinic, Harper's Bazaar. Sweaters for Civilian and Soldier If 1 didn't think ttie BritishI BY VONTAINE FO.\ Private Instruct .une ...... Kennecott ...... 32 \ Every time you have a headache, would win the war, I would com-| X>anclng ...... Mademoiselle, etc. Car necessary LIgg A My B ...... 81 you are missing a great opportu­ mit suicide. // Musical— Dramatic ...... Pernianent full time career 5249 Lockheed A l r c ...... '.. 28 nity if you do not seek to discover W anted— In B’ruclluns ...... ' Write full details at once to Mrs.' —Countess Jeanne von Bemstorff,| Flnnnrlal Loew'a ...... 38H the cause of the pain. W'ith the ' Irene Allen, Division Director, American widow of Oermany'al Bonds— Stocks— .Mori gsgss ., Lorillard ...... ISNi removal of the cause the ache will World War ambsuiaador to thel WILBERT IvBualneas Oppor'unities ...... Box K. Herald. Mont Ward ...... SOYi disappear. U. S. Money to Loan ...... Nash - K e lv ...... 4 >4 Help and SltMallons W A N T E D - GIRL TO CARE for Probably the principal reason for . ffelp Warned — K^m.-ile II I baby, 7:30 a. m. to 6 p. m Tele­ Nat B la c ...... 17>i the frequency of headache Ls the It is essential that we achievel Help Wanted'^.Msle ...... 24 Nat CTaah Reg ...... 13^ /0-2* phone 4504. large number of causes capable of unity on foreign policy, withouti -s?:- Salesmen Wanti**l ...... 26-A Nat D a ir y ...... 15 H producing this, symptom. We find Help Want«d^.Male Female 17 which we cannot expect to sur-l Amenta Wanted ...... I7-A Nat Distill ...... 23»» it associated with a wide variety mount the perils that confront! FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Cause for Concern KUuatlons \Vanted~F<*nisle ... II Help Wanted— .Male 36 NY Central ...... 10 of diseases. us. BY MERRILL BLOSSER Bttuatlona Wanted-^Male .... II N Y NH A H ...... 7-32 The only successful treatment of Bmployneot Aitencifs ...... it —Governor Wills, Vermont. WA.NTED— YOU.NG MAN with Nor Am Co ...... 11% headache is that which removes l b « S M E A T-T I4v« tloek—Pete^Poaltry—> COUH.V OW SOMETMNa' B oviou boy/ \ cklrlea knowledge of typing. In vicinity Packard ...... 2H the underlying'cause. In Itself, The people having, the le'ast conJ Peanut Burre*. SMATTES of Manchester. Address Box G. headache la hot a disaaae and the OOooeg-SMBAaeo SANOWI04 AM> . IA U > TPRRJBIF I'lOua. OAOS *X>* •"*Blrda-"^Pets ...... 41 Param Ptet ...... ,14V i fldence in our ability to producel ) DURV OUSMTA ALL-STAR Live Stock^Vehiciea ...... 41 Herald. Penn R R ...... - ...... 22 H treatment should not be directed SLA B S / A FSANCTUKTSU / HAeewNeol J^ultry and SuppUea ...... 41 are those farthest from the pro-| URD( • I OiAboV OCT A ISTAtT t4AION6 Wanted —Pete—Poultry—Stock 4< Phelps Dodga ...... 271* toward relieving the headache ductioD lines. I’VE y®AOOA LETTEK. Fax Rale—.>f leeellaaeoas PhU Pet ...... 44% without giving proper attention to —Dr. Zay Jeffries, metalhirglat. BEEN Help Wanted— Male or U3QKMC c AMO Mrs Artlclea For Sale ...... 41 Pub Sve N J ...... 17% the basic cause. IM A U C IN « a a o u k c Boats and Accexsorlea ...... 4t Female 37 Different patlenU deecribe dif­ ■ ALL Building Materlalx ...... 4 Radio ...... 3% Business men will always trade IN A DItBAM' ferent types of headache; one pa­ VCK, ■ Plamonda —Waiche*—Jewelry 4i Rem Rand ...... 10% where they can get the best prlcesj W/ IViMOlB '»4E Eleotrieal Appllancea—Hadio.. 4! WA.NTED-TWO WAITRE.SSES. Republic Stl ...... 18 tient may complain of a aplittlng It ia a joy to have plenty of slips regardless of friendship. . Fuel and Feed ...... / 1 short order cook, and a kitchen Rey Tob B ...... 27 % headache In which the pain is of and panties, isn't it? And even -Rafael Larco ilerrar, vice-pr Gardeg—Farm*—Dairy Products It , man. Good hours and good pay. Safeway Stre ...... 44 a boring nature; another complains though you may not )m a very eX' Ident of-Pem. \ Household Goods ...... I perienced seamatreia you can eas­ Machinery and Tools ...... k' Apply Silk City Dmer. Sears R o e b ...... 69 of a mild dlstresa which toon atops, Musical Instruments ...... 6 Socony - V a c ...... 10 Sometimea headache Indicates ily make these garments by fol­ I f America does’ not do soma Office and Store Equipment ... 4 Sou P a c ...... 12 V* merely a minor disturbance but tf lowing this simple pattern. The thing right now, 'it will have Specials at the Stores I Situations Wanted— slip ia made by putting just two Wearing Apparel>-Furs ...... 4 South R y ...... 17 severe and recurrent, headache face this possibility—when Mo Wanted—To Uuy ...... I Female 38 Std Brands...... 8% may be an Important diagnostic pieces together, front and back, falls, the next center of Internal ^RIUIF, M—i e— Beard—Hetela—Heeorte sign, pointing to the existence of a after you add darts through the tional Clommuniam will be In Ne ! OFFICE WORK—15 YEAR! t* Std Gas A E l ...... % Heatawrawte serioua abnormality. waistline. The panties are cut with Booms Without Board ...... I ■ receptionist, bookkeeper and ste- Std Oil C a l...... 23% York city. In every cahe. the best plan for ample leg room, are dart fitted in —Rt^ Rev. Fnltoa J. Sheen,' Boardare Wantad ...... II* j I nographer.' Mimeograph and mul- Std Oil N J ...... 43% Country Board—Resorts ••••••• 4 the patient bothered with many front and have an elastic band in tic University. ^ i tigraph expertenre. Tel. Manchea- Tex C o rp ...... 44 SCORCHY SMITH Hotel*—Reetaurante ...... 4 Timken Roll B ...... 40% headaches is to secure an examina­ back. Search A^inst Time Wanted—Room*—Board ...... 4 ^ ter 464.0. Pattern No. 8936 la designed for BY JOHNC.TERBZ Baal Baiate For Ramt Transamertca ...... 4% tion which wlU disclose the cause Apartments. Flars, Tenemeou 4 Un Carbide ...... 71% Unwise home-treatment of head­ sizes 36 to 52. Size 38 slip requires Some Sign In ■tAWE tfCTMuegNP owq;... I By Mra. Anoe Cabot Instructions are the offlcisl regula­ 2% yards 35-inch materlsl, pan- M a w encwHATAxl BoaiBett LocatLons for Rent .. 4 lb tion knitting Instructions. Make Union Pac ...... 74% ache only induces .a temporary ^>o i m * n .,j L I m i a n h m u i . Henaea For Rent ...... 4 Articles for Sale tiea, 1% yards It took a 25-pound keg of whit Knit this handsome cable stitch the Army sweater of 4-ply knit­ Unit Atrc ...... -36% reapite. HRT w f AU...IN ' 10U evALAtt our/ jXTMytooig) Babarbeia For Kent ...... 4 For this attractive pattern, aend lead to'paint one letter in a largf ‘n e n * HormtA t e n 'r i e v u ____ Baramar Homes For Rent .«••• 4 FOR SALE—MENS REBUILT sleeveless pullover for husband, ting worsted in khaki- color. (These Unit Corp. . . . . J...... % Certainly, the person tn good iCA»wrr Y18U w ia i m r coKfifFONOffNcf •uw ri neNiE» AMF M\murt Wanted to Rent ...... 4 and relaated shoes. Better than health need not be troubled by 15c in coin, your name, address, sign which covers the back of le brother, son or for your beat beau. instructions are Included as a con­ Unit Gas I m p ...... 6% ,iwm4 m AAfiCUCAN Baal Batata Fa* fata new cheap ahoea. See them. Sam U S R u bber...... 23% headache. If your head aches find pattern number and size to 'The race track grandstand at Oer Apartment Building Cat Bala •* 4 Ifs the type sweater that men venience to you). Manchester Herald, Today's Pat­ W. Va. The sign easily can- Yulyea. 701 Mam. To obtain knltUng Instructions U S Smelt ...... 54 out why. Some of the more com­ Baslaeae Property for Sale ••• 1 like beat—has a smart ' V neck, tern Service, 106 7th Avenue. Newr read from the neighboring state o| Farms and Land for S a l* ...... 1 comfortable armholes, well fitted for the Cable Knit Sweater (Pat U 8 Steel ...... 53% mon cattles of headache are; Con­ Horn*** for Sal* ...... ••••••;•. 1 Vick Chem ...... 42% stipation, eyeitraln. stomach trou­ York, N. Y. Ohio. mm • Lota for S a l* ...... 1 waist band and Is wonderfully tern No. 524B) with the official CaiUdren’a fashions, youth fash­ warm. Make It In tan, brown, blue, Arm y Sweater instructions inelud' West U n io n ...... M% ble, and ainua Infection. -We often Baaort ProMrty for Salt .•••*• 1 hear the term, "biUous headache” ions, misses’ fashions and women's Saharban for S a l* ...... 1 IN S rS A N C E '.dark green or white wool. ed as an Extra convenience for West E A Mfg ...... 71% Long Day Baal estate for Eirhailsa •••* i SYooIworth 30% which refers to the type of ache sc* fashions are' all preaented in the Before Yon Have a fire The Army sweater Instructions those who might not be able to new Fashion Book, s complete sur­ IVi Wanted—IU*I Batata * or Aoddeat I are included as I know you will secure them, send 10 cents in (3oin, Elec Bond A Sfa (Curb) ;}... 1% companying a bilious attaclc In Aa^tlaa—EsBal iNdlPaa these caaga the ache may he savers vey of (aU and winter patterns. I f the earth did net rotata t«agel Notice* •••••«•««*••••«• 4 I want to do your bit In knitting for Your Name and Addreaa and the its own axis, the sun would The. Vlrgtd'Islands, bought by and the p a M ^ w llL remain as quiet Send for your copy today. - MetUNSnCY aaO TH E R * the soldiers In our caiiipa. This Pattern Number to Anne Cabot Pattern l6c, I> ttem Book 15c. and act only once during the ; S N Blala St., Maaebeoter. tuna. : sweater has been approved by, the The Manchester Evening Herald, the United SUtca from Denmark as possible, ai~aiiy Jarring; fnent Increases , the distress. The One Pattern and Pattern Book or­ due to the earth’s journey arouni M S - i m Army and'ia the oatcially accrat- 106 Seventh Avenue. New York' j In 1917. consist of 50 Ulands. of ache may locailae la any part of dered together 25c. iL Read Herald Adrs. * ed- sweater to sand to aokUera. Tbs C lt». I which Sva are inhabited.

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* * ir T. Foley, Bella Silversteln, W il­ Betty L. Keeney, Margaret Mc- The weekly aetback tournament Emergency Doctors liam F. Shea, Clifford J. 6auJt, Cartan, Julia Glea.son, Philip A. Hallowe’en Luncheon aittin^ at the R ^ Men'a club will Hillyer Lists Walter Behrm'ann, Marjorie In­ Du Pont, George E. Briggs, John " About Town be held tonight. All members are Dr. Robert Keeney and Dr. man, Craig Belcher, Frank Reilly, F. Buckley, Edward D. Atklnaon, Thursday, Oct, 30, 12-1:30 requeated to be present. Mortimer Moriarty are the — Charles E. Smith, Edmund Pehl, John Bokulski. F. E. B R A Y physicians of the Manchester 28 From Here > Quarryville Church JEWELER .SC*mb«n e t th« Army and Navy Maacheater Grange membera Medical Association who will Woman’s Society C. S. BM«t at tha club thla eve- have been ln\ited to attend a respond to emergency calls to­ State Theater Building :30 and proceed to the neighbors' night Hallowe'en party morrow afternoon. Adults 40c. Children 25c. comer bC Spruce and Blaaell Those Studying at Jun­ 737 Main Street given by Hillstown Grange, Thurs­ CHICKEN PIE SI PPER! You’ve enjoyed them before! •treeta froriKwhlc’.' point they will day evening. Members planning to ior (College in Hartford g o to the home, or Stanley Rowe attend and who need transporta­ The Harvard Road Bridge Club 1*0 BiaaeU atreeVto pay reapecta Are Announced Todav. We’re ha\in{f another. Come enjoy one once more! tion should contact Wilbur "T. Lit­ met last night at the home of Mr. Watch and Jewelry to the father of twb^xmembera of tle. master of the local Grange. and Mrs. George French. Mrs. M. At the the club. The next regular meeting of n Deacon was high scorer for the Twenty-eight students from Manchester Grange is .scheduled women, while George French had Manchester sre enrolled in the ■ N?)RTH METHODIST CHCRCH Repairing At f (Auspices of the Booster flu b) TAXL The Senior Epworth for W'edne.'day evening. November high score among the men. fall term at Hiljyer Junior Col­ the South church will enjoy a coe-'H^, at which time officers for the | lege, Hartford. Now entering its n i l RSD.\T, OCTOBER SO. SiSO to S:00 P. M. tuinned Hallowe'en party Saturday ' cbming year will be elected- ' The Woman's Home League of Dial Reasonable Prices evening at Coventry Lake. Cars "V, ----- the Salvation Army will meet to­ .^9th j'ear, the college Is known M E N l': Real old fashioned CHICKEN PIE. mashed potato, will leave the church promptly at St. Nfkry's Ladies Guild will morrow afternoon at the citadel. throughout Connecticut for its mashed turnip, green peas, rahhage salad, relerj, eranherrs Jelly, 3230 7:00 p.m. Young people interested meet Thursday afternoon at two A full attendance is hoped for as novel plan of co-operative educa­ rolls, roffee. souash and mlnee pie with cheese. Clean, Comfortable Cars! Largest .Assortment of in Joining the Senior League are o clock in the Guild room. The there will he sewing for British tion. Cnnrteons Service At All Time*! (Greeting Cards for Children under it. .10 rents. cotilially invited. ho.stesses will be Mr.s Margaret War Relief and plan.s will be made Adults SI.OO. .Ml Purposes In Town .Sargent. Mrs To.seplY Ivennedy and for the annual Chn.stmas sale of Under thla plan, atudents alter- | Mrs Edna Case. Parker an­ Mrs. Frank McGowan. The Guild the I/>ague Th-‘ hoste.ssea tomor- : nate cla.sses with actual work ex- i nounces that there will be sewing has set the date of Thursday, row afternoon will be Mrs Cecil | related fields, Succe.ss- I CITY TAXI for British War Relief tomorrow December 4. for its annual (Tirist- Kittle and .Mrs. William McCabe . DENNIS MIIRPHV, Prop. Read Herald Advs. from 10 a. m. on at Center church ! ma.s sale and supper. fill completion of the two-year | course brings the degree of A.sso- house. Volunteers will beivelcome. ^ yirs Carl HlTdlng Is chairman clate of Arts or .Science. I I»y a l Circle of King's Daugh- of the committee in charge of the EXTRA ! EXTRA ! , ters will hold a food .sale. Fndav sale whirh 4MAnrhr*fltpr The college also has a large eve­ I at fli.iO in Hale .« .store Foods for I Grange will conduct Thursday ning divi.sinn. In which many stii- R-U-AW ARE ? Hallowe en wall be featured. ' from 9 o'clock on m the vacant denta are taking work leading to ! store in the Rialto Theater build- a college degree. HALE'S SELF SERVE 1 ing- She will be assisted by Mrs. Tomorrow Night! The Brotherhood of Coneordia Tho.se from Manchester enrolled The Original In New England! Lutheran ehiireh will have a meet­ Sophie Grabowski. Mrs. Mary in the Day Division at Hillyer this ing tonight at the ehurrh Warren and Mrs Doris Swallow'. year are: Stanley C. Deller, Charles W. Hollister, Arthur B. The Married Couples club of the Silk Citv Tent Hive, the Macca­ Custer, Joseph Sullivan. AND HEALTH MARKET I Second Congregational church will bees, will ’ hold a short business $ ' tomorrow evening, follow­ Those enrolled in the Evening I hold Ita annual Hallowe>n party i session Division are: John H Dallocchio, ed bv a social hour. The meetiqg j tomorrow evening at the church J. G. Vennard. .Splrito P. Vesco, camp in South Wind.sor Mr. and will be at the home of the record keeper. Mrs. Etta Perkins of IT Richard A. t.'hapman, Edward H. I Mra. Harold Mott an'l Mr. and White, Charles W. Custer, Loul.se Wed. Morning Specials i Mrs. Ernest Jones are the commit- .lack'aon street, and a full attend­ ' tee in charge ance la hoped for. Store Closes .\t Noon On Wedno.sdays. i The Erriblem riuh will have a Mlaa Bettv Woodruff, daughter i membera .^octal tomorrow after- , .\nnual l o' Rev and Mra. Wat.^on Wood­ noon at the‘ lLlka home In Rock- ; MT. LION, COUOAP, ruff and a .senior at Pyroruae I ’ ni- a .'K tireen .Stamps (Jiicn With Cash Sales. vine, ^ I HUtCAN LION, PUMA AND waa chtwien prejrident of i Rummage Sale l PKNTHtR 19 ALL THE Ine lower houae of the senate, IN P R IZ E S The Mothers' CTrCle of St Ge- Memorial Hospital .Vux. OAME ANIMAL. which pivea her a aeat on the rov- I rnrd will meet tomorrow night st j STORE as7 .M.AIN STREET l /r^t4MiS£s THffOdwour sem erninp board and alao on the ro- Mhe home of .Mrs John B Burke, , FREE C.\ME FOR THE Beech-Nut Coffee Lh 31c ordinatlnp hoard. Mi.vi \Voodniff ia T III RSD.W, OTT. .10. 9:.10 1st F,a.«t Center street. , a liberal arta atudent, Velliat In the MONTHl,Y PRIZE I*u

KIND OF INSURANCE GUARANTEED $50 SWEEPSTAKES! :OKE Rolls CALL fifi37 Scottissue 3 20c PLE^TY OF PARKING SPACE » VAN’S I S Temptation BENJAMIN CHENEY 42? HART FORD ROAD PHONE i i U I 9.1.1 Main st. Hale. Bldg. L. T. WOOD CO . Lbs. MASQUERADE 51 Bis.sell Street . Apples 6 25c J McIntosh or nellcloii* DANCE Phone 449ii ST. JAMES’ SCHOOL HALL I ^ TOMORROW NIGHT AI.ICE COFRAN Park Street

(Known .As Queen .Alice) Doors Open ,\t 7 P. M. Plaving Starts .\t S:0n. le u t nOI.TON CENTER HALL SPIRITr.AL MEim’M

By Bolton Granffc. Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son HEALTH MARKET ^ Born With a Veil. Jim Rhodes’ Orchestra. Readings Dally 9 A. M. to 9 P. >1. ^ D O C S Going Over the Top! iJ .\dmisslon t5r. Incl. Tax. Or By Appointment. In the Serv­ ice of the People for 10 Years. |

Pri7.es! Novelties! 109 ( hurc^ Street, ilarttord. Conn. 1 , 1). Phone 6-009T , For Brakes Fresh Beef Rib 15c p For Flavor and Nutrition! (four B u/tamins AND TCNE-UP SERVICE We Are Getting Ready

l The natural \rraif Cnilral Servire Station l I (DOC’S GAR.AGE) Scotch Ham ' A Real Good Buy To Move! h Brainard Place — Off .Main Eat More Meat It ^

5-ROOM .SINGLE— Space for two additional rooms on Tel. 3957 Rear of Gas Co. It's Msart te Mere Pinehnrst i’ “ Safe Brake* Save Lives” Huiftj meat enta. They're • the second floor. Fireplace. Shower Bath. 2-Car Work will be aceejited up until .i!.30 Pork Chops rich MSUT* of Natural B Vlta- mkM . . . romplete proteins., . Garage. Near School. $5,800. Term.s.

Matial minerals. Vl etliiesday, Oetober 29 for delivery to Voii f l

F iaahly Oroand, Piaehnrst before ibe end of tbe week. W. Harry England Carlelon Schuster LAMB PATTIES B | PHONE 8536 Please semi voiir work in early. 4 for 25c PIANO [• Serve Birds Eve Lima Beans, l lAa, aiM Grilled Pear Halves.

TEACHER I Beef Short Ribs Formerly of Boston p Manchester Dry Cleaners COAL IS KING! V NOW TEACHING AT f 22c lb. Wanted at the “F ” Bv comparison with other types of w ith Browned Potatoes. While 85 WEST CENTER ST. 19.3 Center !St. Tel. 72.34 [> Onions and Carrots. fuels, coal takes the lead in effieieiiey Lean Rib, Pinehnrst Phone 2-0269 r> 10 Bl SINE.SS MEN TO PLAY VOLI.EV BALL and in eeoiioniy. You can't find a AGAINST Boiling Beef better way lo keep your boiiie heated

2 lbs. 25c ••(iEORGE GI.ENNEV’S TERIUBLES” at an even, healthful temperature.

Or use wdth Marrow Rnaes for se«p. Bones, S pounds lOe. EVERY MONDAY - FRIDAY — 5:15 - fi:,30 With eoal heat you experience a sav­ ings that no other fuel can offer. M's want to remind yon of ENLIST THIS WEEK — PI.AY NEXT. Ptaehnrst Wednesday afternoon Belter onler quality 1.4*high Valley closing. Please do ,^'our shop­ Girl Scouts of Today-

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SPARE RIBS It Campaign For Funds I < It 22c lb. It Wednesday Morning lw Hnnerkradt ... 10c lb.; 1 lbs.'7Sc Iditions ralvea’ Liver. Brnllcra. ■ B Goal $860 P rje ra ...a r Small Fowl, t l.lg I

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DetBonatraUan of Crackera AUTOMATIC HEA1 I Mid Cooldea -by Kecbicr.” I he 7h0 Modern Way The training thipsp girl* rpcplvp as Girl Scouts pppparps KEEBLEB SAL'HNES. .ib. lOe z New TOW>' H O rsE oval with Anthroolto] I a ■hoped C racker...... box 10c St'laato (enfM / them for the problems they will meet as mothers of America, It Batter T h ia a ...... *0e lo ByedecBS...... :0e |a Cliein« Waferm ...... 20c as business and professional women, as civic leaders.

Be aw e to try a ponad mt Owee Selttoea. Q. Old Company's Anthracite 'will meet anf^ le During this national Girl Scout Week^c^mmunilies ...... lOe heating teat to o give It—because it’s pre­ c U l tested at the mine* for siaie, cleanneM and I s throughout the nation are paying tribute lo the Girl Scouts q B adlehee...... Ige. beh. Se heat contenL Order now and see what this PH ONE 5145 j Beldwta ar Wagaar means to pou tn-the form of more heat, F APPLES ...... 4 Iba. Ste and to the credo for which they stand. t PINK OBAPEPBinr more comfort le— eaisAnd lea* coat. o 4 far Me t a ^ This is a worthwhile movement—an American movement F The Manchester

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'CodL Lamber, Maaons’ Sapplica, Paint T to support it? ) - Lumber and Fuel Co.l 2 M AIN ST. TEL. 5125 MANCHESTER CENTER STREEt I s