SLEET, SNOW ! HALT TRAFFIC Onhptays BANDITS TAKE
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NET PRESS BUN AVERAGE DAILT CIRCULATION Fair, slightly warmer tonight. OP THE EVENING HERALD Tuesday cloudy with light snow or for the month of November! 1926,’ rain; warmer-• 4,940 ^TWELVE P i Y.V PRICE THREE CENTS ival . Classified Advertising on Page 6 MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1926. 70L. X U . No. 73. * POPULATION OF FRANCE , 40,748,851 BY CENSUS *^MORE SNOW ON Wi^^ thi Slayer and Victim’s Family NICARAGUA GAG DUB TUESDis. FLOODS EVICT ' Paris, Dbc. 27— The popula to BANDITS TAKE tion of France Js now 40,743,- SLEET, SNOW ! ...... New York, Dec. jV' east 85i, including 2,498,230 for- is due for anotherreenjej^Y'sCorm THOUSAIOISIN .eigners, according to the official C L A m D O W ir \ tomorrow night, to $10,750 M CASH 1926 census'figures announced HALT TRAFFIC the weather man, -unTess an un today. The population of the expected rise in temperature tt.' feeine.department which Includes U B E R ^ A Y E R turns it into rain. The storm THRMATB Paris and its suburbs, is 4,628,- O N H p tA Y S will not be accompanied by se FROM DRUGGIST 627, including 42’J,784 foreig vere cold. f ners. , Tennessee^ Arkansas and ConfGcting Reports Obscure Few Serious Accidents in Fairfield Man Had Just Got CARLYLE JOHNSON’ S Mississippi Hard Hit By SPEAKER AND COBB Operations of the U. S. Manchester— Snow Piles It on Realty Deals When Rise of Rivers; 2,500 Forces; Not Taking Sides, Up New England Record; FORCE GETS BONUS Thieves Come and Help TO APPEAL TO U .S. Homeless in Nashville. Says State Department Poor Trolley Service. Themselves. Meet at Ws^ington to Seek Extra Week^s Pay For All Memphis; Dec. 27.— ^With three Washington, Dec. 27— Actual de Fairfield, Dec. 27.— John Boyle, velopments in Nicaragua, where An icy rain on Christmas Eve dead and ljundreds homeless, trlbu; Hands— New Office and druggist, was held up in his store, taries of,the Mississippi rivei; con Vindication in Some Up- American bluejackets have been and a 12 inch snow storm the day landed at several places, were ob after Christmas made holiday trav just before noon today, and robbed tinued on a rampage today, causing scured today by conflicting advices eling in Manchester and through Record Year. of $10.75 in cash. Three mfn par widespread suffering and damage known Legal Way. ^ as to the activities of American na out New England treacherous. ticipated in the hold-up, one re in Tennessee, Arkansas and Mis-' Christmas Day was bright and maining in an Essex touring car val forces there. comfortably warm. Despite the The employees of the Carlyle sissippi. of. Connecticut registration, one Rivers and creeks in the three Washington, Dec. 27.— Ty Cohb Charges by Nicaraguan Liberals traveling conditions comparatively ^Johnson Machine company went The widow and children of Don R. states have run out of bonds, fiood- that the Americans had occupied standing at the door of the store and Tris Speaker, central figures in few accidents were reported. Man home to the Christmas Eve festivi. Mellett, murdered Canton, O., ing the lowlands, as the result of thefr capital at Puerto Cabezes and chester had its first opportunity to and the third entering and taking baseball’s newest scandal, came' to ties in a happy frame of mind at editor, sat with tense faces in the hekvy rains last week. In Nashville, expelled the revolutionary leaders learn what trolley service here the money from Boyle’s person. the national capital today ostensi were officially denied at the State the close of their day’s work Fri Canton court as the jury returned 2,500 are homeless, due to the Cum would be with the headquarters in Boyle, whose pharmacy is at a bly to invoke governmental aid in Department. day. The afternoon had developed prominent and generally busy Post a verdict of guilty against Pat Mc berland river fiood, and are tem Hartford. The verdict is gener porarily housed iu public buildings, their endeavors to clear themselves. Admiral J. L. Latimer, in charge, ally poor! for them a surprise as pleasant as Road corner in the center of Fair- Dermott, murderer of the editor. Apparently they are the only per has no authority to declare neutral The state highway department it was welcome. An extra week’s field, had just completed two real churches and warehouses. The lower photo shows the expres May Raise Mississippi sons, however, who have any idea zones In the little republic, it was and the' town highway force com pay was awarded each employee as estate deals In which cash pay In Mississippi, the Tombigbee as to' just how the'federal govern announced at the Dephrtment and bined in doing efficient work In a Christmas bonus. ments were made, when the hold sion with which McDermott met river has exceeded fiood stage. A. A. ment can be drawn into the fight. Is not “ taking sides” in the revolu clearing the highways yesterday. Following a custom inaugurated up men appeared. their eyes when he was on the Both are reported to have said tion thei'e. Traveling is normal today as the some time ago, the oflSce £01*06 j Knew His Ground Pennington was drowned when his witness stand. A recommendation car overturned in a ditch at Columr they planned to'lay their case be The Nicaraguan Liberals’ Junta rqsult of the good work of the joined in an informal dinner in the They were apparently young here., however, claimed today that of mercy saved McDermott from bUs, Miss., and in Arkansas, W> C. fore the Departent of- Justice, the snow plow crews. main office at noon. The dinner was] Italians. The manner in which Pdstofflee Department, the Federal coast which has “ rendered the con served under the direction of the; the death penalty but he faces a Maguire and, Cleveland McCarty Town Fortunate the man who did the hold-up work Trade Commission, the Interstate stitutional government incommuni Manchester was fortunate, over feminine branch of the force and] indicated he was entirely familiar life term in prison without hope were drowned near Keo, also in a cado with the rest of the world.” offered a splendid menu of fried] ditch filled with flood water. Commerce Commission and sundry the holiday week-end as far as ac-! with Boyle’s doings. I of pardon. other governmental agencies. But Liberals Win Victory cidents were concerned. Consider chicken and everything that goes The car drove up in front of the . The weather bureau here today officials of all these institutions de The department made public to ing the changeable weather which with it. The office rooms were very store and remained with engine 1 indicated that the Mississippi river day a dispatch from Admiral Lati seriously affected traffic conditions prettily decorated for the occa running. The look-out stood at itself will be affected by the floods clare they do not see what jurisdic tion the government has in the mer which told of a victory won by causing numerous automobile acci sion. the entrance, revolver in hand. The | on its tributaries. A crest of 31 the Liberal revolutionists over the dents about the state, Manchester A Pleasant Surprise. man who entered jabbed a pistol i feet is expected tonight, ■ .with the C&S0* American-backed Diaz forces, but was lucky to escape with but two At the close of the dinner S. H. against Boyle’s side and shoved his possibility that it may go higher. May Charge “ Trust” contained no references to the re slight auto accidents. Captain Her Simon, vice-president and general hand directly into the pocket COMMITS MURDER MILLION AND HALF Flood stage here is 35 feet. The ousted stars might appeal to ported ousting of the liberals by man Schendel of Manchester Police manager of the Carlyle Johnson where the money was resting. The No ReUef In Sight the Department o f Justice for an in American armed forces. Headquarters stated early today Machine company, gave an infor hold-up required but seconds and Nashville, Dec. 27.— The raging vestigation of organized baseball as The dispatch said: "At Pearl La- that from Friday afternoon up until mal talk. He reviewed some of the the men departed without undue A S ‘FAVOR TO LADY’ TO BURY MIKADO waters of the Cumberland river h ^ a “ trust” hut it Is exceedingly goon- there has been a defeat suf today, but two auto collisions had early experiences of the company haste. In a minute’s time the car left between 2,500 and 3,000 per doubtful if the department would fered by the government forces and been reported at the police station. following the year 1904, when he disappeared toward Bridgeport. sons homeless here and there is no listen seriously to any such plaint. they have retreated to Salse Bluff came east from Youngstown, Ohio, The drizzling rain that froze al Within a few minutes Boyle had relief in sight, according to the Some of the letters that figure in and El Bluff. Government forces in the interests of John and Henry most as fast as it fell, raised havoc the Westport barracks of the state local weather bureau which today the scandal went through the mails, have left their dead and wounded with traffic conditions Friday Stambaugh, financial men of Jap Diet Appropriates Al but postoffice officials said they did on the field. The government has Youngstown, who had a consider police on the telephone and, told Owed Freedom to Her, So predicted more rain. night. The roads, with their thin his story. Directly the news of The Nashville police department, not belLev^these missives afforded been given permission by Moncado coating of ice, were treacherous. able investment in the Carlyle in charge of rescue work, was kept any basis ftr federal action. (the Liberal commander) to send Johnson company. the robbery was broadcast and most 3 Million Yen For Automobiles with chains on their police all along the Shore Line Squared Matters By Doing busy throughout Sunday, bringing While federal officials were plain an unarmed force out to bury tha wheels could not keep from skid Mr. Simon told of the gradual ly puzzled over the object of Cobb dead, and succor the wounded. development of the company and route were notified to be on watch. stranded families out of homes sur ding. Those withoi.t them were at While the make of the car was ob Funeral of Dead Emperor. rounded by water. In many in and Speaker’s trip here, the gen Keeping Zones Neutral the mercy of their drivers who had its steady forging ahead in spite a Killing Job. “ I have issued an order to the of obstacles, referring to the re served and noted, police were not stances, x^hole families were found eral opinion was expressed that the to proceed very slowly. Even so, it told of the car number. nestled atop the furniture in little involved stars plan to take advan effect that if the government forces was Impossible to keep from skid moving of the plant from Hartford According to Boyle the man who Tokio, Dec. 27-— The utmost dwellings in the.-city’s lowlands. , tage of the sympathy expressed "ir should be compelled to enter the ding and several minor accidents Chicago, Dec. 27.— "I owed the (Continued on Page 3.) did the holding-up was tall and simplicity marked the return of the The property damage will exceeJ them In Congress, and consult with neutral zone because of lack of food are reported to have occurred. lady a favor. She asked me to kill body of Emperor Yoshihito from $150,000. Approximately one hun their friends in the Senate and or any other emergency they wbuld These, however, were so trivial wore a gray coat and a gray hat. tyama today. While 76,000 silent, dred manufacturing concerns and House over possible ways of ‘’get- he disarmed. This order was issued they were not reported at police The man on guard at the door was him, and so I did-” LAWYER SHOT DEAD short. Boyle had the money in an Sre.headed, subjects stood with wholesale warehouses, were ojit t l ^ back” at organized baseball wiFfe' reference to Article 4 of the headquarters. Such, In effect, was the admission, If BOine senator or member of the agreement signed October 26.’ The VictiuH inside pocket fastened with a safe lowered heads the body of the em- operaticn I because of the flood ty pin. While Boyle was standing according to police Investigators, of per was slowly driven through the waters. Many Nashville streets House sponsored a resolution to in The neutral zones have been es The two accidents reported were tablished by the warring Nicara- BY BANDirS FATHER with Ills hands up the stranger rip Loren Patrick, under arrest here I principal streets of the city and have been flooded and- street -car vestigate baseball as a trust, or as not of a serious nature. One local today charged with the murder of “ a conspiracy in restraint of | gi|ans themselves the Department v/oman is in the Memorial hospital ped open his coat and unfastened I thence to the palace where it will service has been cut off on ten the packet of money, which was William Lindstrom. remain in state for fifty days. At lines. trade,” and Congress passed the j said, and “ ®t t>y , forces to as the result of bein.e' knocked Son of Slayer Had Met Death Lindstrom, according to Patrick, resolution either the Federal Trade j f though he is using his forces to down by an automobile. She suffer chiefly of $500 notes. Leaving the end of this period a great , Chattanooga Suffers was the common law husband if ed a sprained back. No one was in In Robbery of a Missouri Boyle standing against the wall, funeral will be held. Chattanooga, Tenn., Dec. 27.— Commission or the Department of j keep them ne t L jured in the other crash. Bank. the hold-up man punched the cash Mrs. Lillian Fraser. The latter Is Only Police Guard Between 300 and 400 persons here Justice then could properly under- | American armed forces register open and took out five said to have tired of Lindstrom and No soldiers or bands accompanied are homeless and thousands of dol The woman who is in the local take a p ro te ^ i io n the------Nieataguan Blt>mttoa_may be hospital is Mrs. Florence O Con- Sedaliav Mo., Dec. 27.— Claud dollars before departing. wanted him “ removed” so that she the dead emperor. The body was lars damage has been caused by the Congress might return to her first husband, ^forthcoming soon after iicU, of 5 West street. She and her Wilkerson, prominent criminal simply attei.ded by a police guard. flood waters of the Tennessee Cobb apparently was anxious to ’ re-assembles. father-in-law. Willlaiiv O Connell, lawyer, was shot and killed in and a,t the same time share in the The Diet today appropriated a river. Rslief work is being directed avoid newspapermen. A gateman of 44 Prospect street, were walk- stantly here today as he drove up NEW BRITAIN OFFICIAL proceeds of a life insurance policy sum of 2,980,000 yen to defray the by the chief of police with the aid at Union station declared that the ii g on Hartford Road Friday night to park his automobile in front of | held by Lindtsrom. expenses of the funeral. (The of policemen and firemen. former Detroit star arrived early r.i.d were struck by an automobile his office. The slayer was R. K. | HIT BY UQUOR RAID Got Him Out Of Jail Japanese yen is worth between 49 Hundreds of others u'ay be forc this morning and slipped through 24 LOST IN SEA CRASH co'icrated by Charles Leister, of 76 Bardwell, 60-year-old father of a Patrick was in jail for bootleg and 50 cents, U. S money.) ed to move when a higher stage of a side entrance. He did not regis ileeney street. According to the bank bandit who was killed recent ging because he could not pay his | British Court in Mourning 39 feet is expected tomorrow. Many ter at a hotel, nor could he be (!r Ivor’s story, the two pedestrians ly in the robbery of the Pleasant Police Commissioner Owner of fine of $137.50. Mrs. Fraser offered' London, Dec. 27.- King George business houses are flooded and a found at the homes of friends. vON CHRISTMAS NIGHT attempted to cross the street. He Green state bank. to pay his fine if he would do her Comiskey Backs Landis. Drug Store Where Illegal today issued orders for the court few manufacturing plants were sounded his horn and put on his The shooting was the climax of “ a favor.” The favor was murder. of St. James to go into mourning forced to suspend business tem Chicago, Dec. 27.— Baseball i brakes. Tlio car, however, i-.e as the hold-up of the bank for which Sale Is Charged. Lindstrom, a cabinet maker, was for a period of three weeks out of porarily. Commissioner Kenesaw M. Landis AU But Four of Crew of sorts, skidded and the rear end Wilkerson was also under indict attacked in the rear of his shop on respect to the late emperor of j was praised today for his handling French Bark Go Down With b'ushed against the couple knock ment. It was the third killing in New Britain, Dec. 2 7.— A new po December C, and beaten to death Japan. of the Cobh-Speaker scandal, by ing them down. Mr. O’Conntdl was connection with the case. Elbert litical storm broke liere today with with an iron pipe. Mrs. Frase: was Italy Accepts Festival Charles A. Comiskey, president and Their Ship. '•V'S o!.iy slightly bruised, but Mts. Bardwell, R. K. Bardwell’s son, the arrest of John Pajewski, 23- questioned and is said to have con Rome, Dec. 27.— The Italian owner of the Chicago White Sox. O’Connell suffered a sprained back. and Dewey Palmer, another of the year-old drug clerk, on two counts fessed, naming Patiick as the BLAMES U .S. METHOD In the same breath, Comiskey Portland, Eng., Dec. 2 7 ^ T h e court has gone into mourning for story of the sinking of ths French She was assisted to her hoive and bandits were both slain September of liquor law violation as the result actual murderer and a Mrs. two weeks for the dead Emperor criticized Ban Johnson, president Piiturday removed to the hcspital 11 by Cecil Jenkins, deputy sheriff. of a police campaign. Pajewski Katharine. Gassier as an accessory. of the American League, and barque Eugene Schneider, with a Yoshisito of Japan. The official FOR DEATHS FROM RUM loss of twenty-four lives on Christ t.here it was stated today her con The slayer walked calmly from is a brother of Peter J. Pajewski, She said Mrs. Gassier told her of mourning will not apply to New Frank Navin, owner of the Detroit dition was net serious. Sergeant the scene and told rolice he killed president of the Board of Police Patrick’s plight and “ recommend club. mas nigl(t, was told when four Year’s eve. surviving members of the French , John Crocknt investigated the ac Wilkerson because he believed the Commissioners, and is employed as ed” him for the “ job.” New York Examiner Says De “ I really can’t understand the clerk in one of the two Curran & attitude of Mr. Navin and our crew were brought to port here to- cident. lawyer was responsible for the Mrs. Gassier is being held as an LESS SICKNESS SHOWN IN naturing Formulas Are Kill ■Ji In the other accident reported at hol(J-up and the implication of his Pajewski drug stores owned by the accessory. WEEKLY STATE REPORT president. Ban Johnson,” said dd>y« the police station, Alexander Shear son in the crime. police commissioner. ing People. Comiskey, “ in withholding the The French sailors said their er, of Hillard street, was Involved. When the police commissioner facts In this case after they had ship collided with the British WI.NDHAM HIGH BASKET Hartf^ird, Dec. 27— An improved York, Dec. 27.— Eleven He was driving his automobile out learned of his brother’s arrest he B.YLL PL.4YERS SUSPENDED New discovered them. I think they steamer Burutu in the darkness at health situation for the state was from poison liquor and midnight, 40 miles off St. Cather of Hillard street, across Main into BEGIN SURVEY OF NEW declared he knew nothing of liquor reported in the morbidity report of deaths should have made them known at Hudson street when his machine being sold In his stores. Mayor Willimantic, Dec. 27— Five.play the state ■ departmen*. of health seventy-three persons treated in once. ine’s Point. ,, was struck by a car operated by a Gardner C. Weld however, issued a ers of the Windham High school which concerns the communicable hospitals for alcoholism was the “ If they wanted a hearing, Cobb After the collision ihe two ships man from Windsor. The damage ROAD FOR SEN. GOULD statement declaring that it was up basketball team and the team’s diseases of last week. Disease to grisly toll today in one of the wet and Speaker, especially, why didn’t were locked together for some was slight and no one was hurt to a man to keep his house in or manager have been suspended by tals which ranged from one to 25 test Christmas holiday seasons. New they seek it when they were asked time and the four su;vivors.of the Patrolman Roberts investigated. der and that if the commissioner the principal because they cut their cases lower than a week ago were York has known since prohibition to resign by the"judge for the good French vessel saved themselves by The storm Friday night did not Quebec Extension, Planned as did not resign he would be removed classes last Thursday. The manager as follows: Diptheria 18, Scarlet went into effect. of the game? They made no pro Jumping on board the English bring assurance of fair weather on Outlet For Northern Maine, and a new commissioner named. fever 16, measles 29, typhoid 2, Dr. Charles Norris, chief medical tests then. They did as they were steamer. Other memlets of the Christmas Day. However, tne storm has been relieved of his post and Big Tramtit Move. the suspended members may be for whooping cough 28, pneumonia 55, examiner in Manhattan, charged told. Since the charges have been French crew went down with their abated during the night and Sat bidden to play on the team for the chicken pox 81, influenza 2 and that the government was responsi-. made public they have acted Just ship. ^ . urday was fair with a moderate BOGUS HOHENZOLLERN hie for moet of the deaths because as sojne of my players did during temperture. The ice-coating on the Presque Isle, Me., Dec. 27— Sur rest of the season. mumps 17. veying parties and construction government chemlstS/were using our scandal case.” streets melted thus disposing of the two poisons in denatured alcohol In Comiskey said he was convinced traffic menace which existed the crews today began work In connec p r o bAsco, v ic t im o f tion with the cons’truction of the FOOLS GERMAN STATE an effort to .prevent its use as a Landis was Justified in making night before. beverage after re-distillation by public the charges. Then after a fairly warm Satur new Quesbec Extension Electric Railway. New Banks Start, Old Ones Grow bootleggers. “ It is my opinion,” he said, SHOOTING, NEAR DEATH day, the weather gods dealt out a The new line, 110 miles In Makes All Thuringia Think “ The government knows that it “ that Judge Landis would rathsr new hand yesterday in the form of length, will cross the northern arm He’s Kaiser’s Grandson and in Capitalization in Connecticut is not stopping drinking by putting liave cut off his right arm than to a severe snowstorm that started of Maine, will tap an empire of vir Borrows Folks Money. poison in its alcohol,” said Dr. Nor- have made public, thea charges un- Ingersoll Family Refuse to Ac during the night. A 3 o’clock yes were gin tlmberland and will provide a - 4 ris “ yet it continues its poisoning J®ss he convinced they cept Woman Was Slayer and terday morning, large heavy true and the men were guilty.” quick northern route to Chicago Weimar, Germany, Dec. 27.— Po processes, heedless of the fact that Suicide. flakes of wet snow began to fall and the western markets for pota- lice of Thuringia are anxious today Hartford, Dec. 27— Connecticut^-hese, four industrial^ban»s began people determined to drink are I.,ater this gave way to a stinging ------.... toes from the great Aroostook to learn the whereabouts of a young state banks gained $2,237,650 of oi'Oratng the Italian Cridit Associ- daily absorbing that poisonJ New York, Dec. 27.— ^Wallace M. fusilade of driving snow which at county belt man who represented himself as the new capital during the present atiem of Bridgeport, with a capital DRUNKEN PRISONERS Probasco, wealthy n anufacturer, ’ By daybreak. of $110,000, Fldelit'/ Industrial times was like hall, United States Senator-elect Ar son of the former German Crown year because of new banks estab who was shot three times by Mrs. several inches had fallen. Again thur R. Gould, who conceived the Prince. lished, capital stock Increases and Banx of New Britain $109,000 anJ in the short space of time, Man the Italian Loan .A.sK!C.ation of START FIRE IN J A a Robert H. Ingersoll before she Idea, sent out the crews three days The bogus prince was so success mergers, according to an estimate CARBARN MURDERERS committed suicide, t -ay was in chester was confronted with anoth before the expiration of the certlh- ful In duping the authorities and made by Bank Commissioner John St-amford, $59,000. er traffic menace. While two The merger of the Phoenix Bank an extremely critical conditioif in cate granted by the Interstate Com prominent personages of Thuringia B. Byrne . This is aside from in Kingston, N. Y., Dec. 2'7— A a private hospital. nights before, the town help were merce Commission for starting op that a special gala performance was creases in capitalization among the & Trust Co., and the State Bank & MUST DIE IN CHAIR score or more of bona fide prison sprinkling sand on the streets, now Trust Co., of Hartford, with a com His condition is so weak the erations. given for him at the Gotha state national hanks operating in this ers, together with a half dozen vol doctors have not dared to attempt they had a new task set before The new railway Is considered theater and the notables of the city state. bined capital of $1,600,000, under untary occupants of the “ tramp them, that of re-opening the the name of the Phoenix-State Last Hope . Extinguished as the removal of the bullets. His the greatest development undertak gave him a dinner. When he con Actual stock Increases among the room” in the Ulster . County Jail, v.ife, daughter of Robert G. Inger streets which had been clogged by en in northern New England in Bank & Trust, was the feature in Bay State Governor-Denies narrowly escaped suffocation by fessed that he wr temporarily in state savings banks and trust com soll, the noted agnostic, is con-: the heavy snowfall and occasional many decades. financial embarrassment, funds panies included a total of $402,-650 combinations. New Reprieve. smoke -from a fire in the building drifts. To make matters worse, Details as to the tlmberland to made by eight banks, as follows: The bankers Trust Company of early today. ' • •, stantly at his side. were advanced to him. Meanwhile the Ingersoll family, the storm continued in its fury un he tapped are still to be ironed out Meriden Trust & Safe Deposit Co., Hartford, which has been authoriz ,Six cell btfnk mattresses had Soon after he had obtained funds Boston, Dec. 27.— The so-called unrelated tb Mrs. Probasco, con^ til well Into the afternoon. between Senator Gould and offi the “ Prince” disappeared. $50,000; City Bank & Trust, Hart ed the banking commission, is still Waltham .carbarn slayers, John J. been piled in a corner of a fcorridOr 35 Men at Work cials of the International Paper Co. ford, $100,000; Congress Bank & in the process of organization, and and set afire by intoxicated pris tinned its investigation of tha Devereaux, Edward J. Helnlein, double shooting, refusing to .accept Town Treasurer George H. Wad Some oY the forests of the Gre&t CHAPLIN RECONCILIATION Trust, New Haven, $33,700; Ham the application of t.ie Community and John J. McLaughlin, hmst die oners, authorities asserted. \ The Bank & Trust Company for the the police verdict of attempted dell Informed The Herald this North Woods have never been pen h o p e d f o r b y f r ie n d s den Bank & Trust, $50,000; Salis in the electric chair next week. Af filling of the corridbrs with smoke morning that he expected practi etrated except by surveyois. bury Bank & Trust, $100,000; Parkville section of Hartford Is be caused a panic among the prison murder ,.and puicide. ' Robert H. ter listening to an impassioned Ingersoll, retired watch maker and cally all the roads through the - Hollywood, Dec. 27— Friends of West Side Bank, Bridgeport, $100,- fore the state body. •• ers. Jailer Seth Jocelyn quickly ex plea for the lives of the condemn husband of the suicide tragedy, town would be opened by niight. ORmSTON’S CASE PUT OFF Charles Clmplin and his estranged 000; Sound Beach Trust Co., $8,- The combined assets of the tinguished the blaze. banks under state control reached ed trio by Attorney Francis A. was expected back to.day alter at Pour large snow plows are in ac ON OWN PLEA IN COURT. wife, 18-year-old Lita Grey Chap 509; Westport icank & Trust, $50,- Juggins today, Governor Alvan T. tion and have been since early Los Angeles, Dec. 27.— Judge El lin, were In high hopes today that 000. a high point (during 1926 eff more KILLS. COASTEHs , DRIVES OX. tending his wife’s funeral In Gi-en than $592,000,000, gaining more Fuller refused another reprieve or ^yesterday morning. Twelve horse- liott Craig granted Kenneth G. Or- Ihe differences between the famous New banks opened during the to commute the sentence to life East Palestine, O., Dec. 27.— Vio Bay, Wisconsin. drawn plows were also pressed In-' miston a continuance of his ar pair would be patched up and that year included the Black Rock Bank than $45,000,000 over the previous la Dirk, 15, And William Cart year. Dividends paid to depositors imprisonment. TREASURY B.4LANCE to service to open up sidewalks. raignment until January 6 when he a reconciliation might be effected. & Trust Co., of Bri.igepurt with a “ Nothing has been said here to wright, 12, of this city, were killed, personally pleaded that the delay be It was reported relatives of both capital of $100,000; Bankers Trust amounted to approximately $22,- to,day when-their pled collided with Washington, Dec. 27— Treasury A crew of about 35 men Is at work. 500,000, and deposits also went to lead me to change my mind,” said balance as of December 23: $295|- Asked about (Jie manner in. granted. 'Srmiston argued that he principals were bending every ef Co., of Essex, $25,000; West Hart- thp governor after .Attorney Jug an automobile. The driver of the f! id Trust, $110,000 and the Aloo.s a new high total of more than 288,128.03. i ha.d not had time to complete ar- fort to liring about an understand gins conclude^ car did not sAop. ^((kmtlnaed on Pace 2.) j^rangements for his defense. ing between them. .Trust C o./ $5O.'J0O» Besides $.539;000.000. .1
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■ V . • WALLETS, NO NOT WALLOP^ ! STORK HERE TO aO S E SIEET, SNOW HALT COAST GUARD NOT FOR MANCHESTER COPS m m REPORT SATURDAY, NEW YEAR’ S TODAY TRAFFIC ON HOUDAYS Every member of the local po I AND GENEROUS G in s VENAL, SAYS CZAR lice department is sporting a splendid bill fold today. The bill . jJiC , ATE' ,(Continaed from page l"* folds or wallets are in suede, ■Food Stores, However, Wilf TOMORROW velvet finished calfskin with and Make Their Own Schedules; which the new town tractor four compartments and space ietw " Their Edition of The Herald snow plow acquitted itself, Mr. Only 31 Convicted of Deals for identification c'.rd. Watch Advs. for Hours. Waddell replied: , Also the telephone girls at the “ We are well pleased with the With Smugglers; Spies local exchange founa in their 1 1 Brings Them Many Extra efficiency with which the tractor stocking Saturday morning their ■ The merchants’ division of the OMJtS M EICK iN displayed but the ctorm was not 1------. No it’s the other way Chamber of Commerce met at the Christmas Coins. severe enough to really test ' its Watch the Service. ’round. They found their 1—. C. of C. rooms this morning to ar merits. It was a sort of play for Well, at any rate they found range a schedule for New Year’s the tractor. We assigned it to the a splendid pair of hosiery. day which comes on Saturday. It job of opening the country roads Post office employes also got Qmmount' Washington, Dec. 27.—^Despite was agreed to close the stores on The Newsboys’ Edition ol The which are the inlets to the town greenback holders and the girls, Thursday afternoon of this week, G. Schreiber & Sons Q lctm Herald proved a big success for and-it did a very creditable job.” the determined efforts of liquor hosiery. to remain open until 9 o’clock Fri conies® ; the newsboys. Reports are com ' State Plows, Too smugglers to corrupt the govern Herald employs got srnokes for day night,and to close all day Sat In addition to the town plows, the men and sweets for the wo iot ing into The Herald offices today ment’s rum patrol through bribery urday. This schedule will be gen telling about the generous gifts there were tractors In operation men. The batteries: General (Contractors and threats, figures made public erally followed. their customers gave. here from the state department on Pitchers: J. W. Hale (Jo., and The schedule, of course, does not Each newsboy^ received his pap the trunk lines. These highways today at the treasury disclosed Watkins Brothers. affect stores selling foodstuffs. were restored to normalcy early that but 31 Coast Guardsmen were Catchers: Oops, postal em ers free from The Herald the night These stores will' set their own Bonder* of “ Better Bolit Homes’’ n u n iu W ADOlfH ZUKOR u l ICSSt L.USKV : before Christmas and the custom- yesterday. convicted this year of conspiracies ployes and hello girls, et al. hours and they will carry their Telephone 1565-2. irect
f MANCHESTER EVENDTG HES^lLD, M0NI>XY/DEG: 27,;^^t m i FAGE^ ^ * • -'S'" '' ’■ .. -. V^. . CARLYLE JOHNSON’S ' ST. MARY’S MEN SIX FA C r JUDGE f FORCE (XTS BONUS TO HAVE BANQUET AFTER HOLIDAY t r- (Continned from Page 1.) Will IMne at Hotel Sheridan to Manchester In 1909i and Its Before Annual Meeting On BOV®COUT5 progress since that time. v January 8. .OF Liquor Figures in Host Regarding the year about to close, Mr. Simon stated that it has The annual meeting of St. Mary's ___.j riiiwa ALL HOLIDAY GOODS Them—Hooch SeUer proven the best year lor the com Young Men’s club has been sched Manchester pany since the World war, and In The Boy Scouts of uled for Saturday, January 8 a-d will have a big hike next Saturday fact one of the best In the history will begin with a chicken dinner at Guiliy. of the company. In view of the suc afternoon leaving the Center the Hotel Sheridan. The business church at 1 o’clock. This will be an PRICES cessful year the company had voted meeting'^and initiation will take a bonus equal to a full week’s pay observation hike In which the place In the clubhouse alter the din troops will observe the different Reduced prices on all holiday goods starting today. There are doubtless some whom you forgot to buy The double holiday brought six ner. species of trees, birds and animals We had a splendid holiday business but as usual there are gifts for during the hectic days preceding'Xmas. A gift cases before the Manchester police Dick Pritchard Is chairman of as they are hiking along the route. at the beginning of the New Year will be just as accept court this morning. Of the six, two the Initiation committee and the The troop having the most scouts considerable many items in strictly holiday goods still left m . dinner committee Is headed by present and the most observing able. You can buy now at a considerable saving. We were charged with driving while Harold Maher. Special attractions will win the contest. on our floors and rather than pack them away until'next mention below just a few items to show how deep the under the Influence of liquor, one are scheduled for entertainment When reaching the camp grounds Christmas we are going to sacrifice our profits and move prices have been cut. There are a great many bargains and new wrinkles In initiation are there will be troop contests, games for driving with Improper lights, them out. that we cannot mention here. two for Intoxication and one for 1' ? promised. which everybody will want to play, It Is the aim of the club to have campfire singing and story telling keeping liquor with Intent to sell. every member present at the dinner Some of the games are: capture the Sewing Cabinets Tea Wagons Driving Drunk and the meeting. fiag, stalking. Pioneer and Indians, Alexander Olander of Ellington and Hunt the whistlers. Mr. Pear was brought Into court by Officer son and Mr. Hillman will be two of MANCHESTER PASSES i the story-tellers and it Is expected Roberts who found him at Depot there will he others. Square last evening unfit to drive Each boy will be required to an automobile. Sergeant Crockett A QUIET CHRISTMAS bring along his own supper, with and Dr. Le Verne Holmes testified the troop supplying the cocoa. that the man was \inder the Influ Every scout should come well ence of liquor. Judge Johnson Christmas day In Manchester dressed with warm clothing and al found him giiiliy and Imposed a passed quietly and only two slight so overshoes. fine of $125 and tests. accidents were reported. The deep Program. Fnllier and Son Drunk 1:00—Leave the Center church. snow which fell during.the early (a) Observation contest. - Irving Quinn of Short street, morning kept most of the people at whose case was continued until home although the churches were 1:45—Reach camp. ihls morning, pleaded guilty to the 2:00— Games, contests, etc. $27.50 Martha Washington filled for their morning services. Cabinets f o r ...... $18.25 A Fine Assortment of Lamps charge cf driving while under the 4:00— Prepare for supper. $27.00 Mahogany Tea ' Influence of liquor. He was defend Both Swedish churches here con 5:00—Prepare for campfire. $37.50 Martha Washington $4.50 Boudoir Lamps f o r ...... $2.95 —iMioto by Elite ducted early morning Julotta ser t Cabinets f o r ...... $25.00 Wagon f o r ...... $17.95 ed by Attorney William S. Hyde. S. H. Simon. 5:30—Night game. $6.95 Boudoir Lamps f o r ...... ; ...... $4.50 $30.00 Mahogany Tea Judge Johnson imposed a fine of vices and the Salvation Army band 6:30— Campfire stories and songs. $11.50 Priscilla Cabinets for $7.75 continued its custom of marching $9.50 Boudoir Lamps f o r ...... $6.25 Wagon f o r ...... $19.75 $100 and costs and a Jail sentence to each employee, and Mr. Simon 8:00— Start tor home. through the town singing Christmas 9:00—Dismissed at terminus. $14.50 Table Lamps f o r ...... $9.50 $40.00 Mahogany Tea cf five days. Notice of an appeal passed out envelopes to all present. Wagon for ...... $26.50 was given and a bond of $200 was carols. Services at the other Scout Notes. $19.50 Table Lamps f o r ...... $12.95 Gifta For All Hands. churches were as usual. At the furnished for Quinn's appearance At the same time, the paymaster The scoutmasters’ school will Rochester $32.50 Table Lamps f o r ...... $21.75 \ South Methodist church the have no session this week as our , \ at the March term of the Superior was passing through the factory $18.5Q Bridge Lamps f o r ...... $12.25 court. His son Edward pleaded distributing envelopes to all of the pageant, “The Eternal Quest,’’ was chief is in charge of the winter Luster Ware guilty to into.vlcitlon and was workers, who were taken complete given by members of the Epworth camp at Camp Pioneer. The leaders $22.50 Bridge Lamps f o r ...... $14.95 placed on probaci-in for six months. ly by surprise. Bach envelope con League. are looking forward to their two- $24.50 Bridge Lamps f o r ...... $16.25 MMfo Complams tained the correct sum in cash, and Few arrests were reported at the day camp at Pioneer in February. Smoking Cabinets police station of Christmas celebra- There are three patrols in the $18.75 Floor Lamps f o r ...... $12.50 William Brown, arrested by Of a letter reading as follows: $25.00 Floor Lamps f o r ...... $16.75 ficer Martin on complaint of his To the Employees of the Carlyle tors. school. They are the Cat, Rooster \ wife, was found guilty of Intoxica Johnson Machine Company: and the Owl. Last week a first aid $33.50 Floor Lamps f o r ...... $22.50 tion and paid a fine of $10 and On view of the successful demonstration was worked out by costs. On the witness stand his year which we have enjoyed, four scouts from Hartford and it Cedar Chests All Reduced wife was an unwilling witness. the company, realizing that a NEW YEAR’S SERVICES proved very interesting. Judge Johnson told her that here large part of this success is Troops 1 and 5 are getting well after If her husband gave her any due to the effort and loyalty of AT SALVATION ARMY prepared for their big scout meet trouble she should keep It to her its employees, has voted a next week and theltjs bound to be self rather than ask the police to bonus, representing approxi some keen competition. Both troops help straighten out matters, if she mately a full week’s pay, as an won their meets last year and in “ ROYAL-ROCHESTER" was unwilling to testify when she expression of Its appreciation. One of the most interesting the district meet Troop 5 won by . Automatic Fump" arrived In court. Please accept this gift, with events in connection with the New several points. fi Liquor Selling our most sincere wishes for a Year’s festivities, will be held at $9.50 Casseroleslor...... $7.00 $7,50 Cabinet Smokers Patsy Annillo of 19 Purnell Merry Christmas and a Happy the Salvation Army citadel. Com STA'TB SALIX OF XMAS $15.50 Tea Sets f o r ...... $11.75 f o r ...... $6.50 place pleaded guilty to keeping li N'gw TTgrt mandant Abbott has been fortu SEALS TO BRING $100,000 $29.50 Percolator Sets for $22.00 $9.50 Cabinet Smokers quor with intent to sell. Officer THE CARLYLE JOHNSON nate to secure as a special speaker ■-V. John McGllnn arrested him last f o r ...... $7.00 MACHINE COMPANY. Brigadier Wallace Winchell of Hartford, Dec. 27—The state . o $13.50 Cabinet Smokers evening after he and Sergeant Bar S. H. Simon, Vice-President and New York City. The Brigadier is Christmas seal campaign, conduct f o r ...... $9.95 ron had visited the place and found General Manager. one of the Army’s leading officers ed through the office at the state a bottle of hootch and a gallon can Doll Carriages $20.00 Cabinet Smokers- Employees Appreciative. and has seen service with the Ar capitol, will realize more than f o r ...... $14.95 of liquor. The man has a wife and At the conclusion of Mr. Simon’s my in different parts of the .U. S. $100,000, according to early re $17.95 Solid Cedar Chests f o r -----'...... $11.95 seven children. The house has been remarks the appreciation of those A. At the present time he is In ports made to Miss Mabel Baird, ,$27.50 Solid Cedar Chests f o r ...... $18.25 under guarantine for some time be present was expressed by Fred H. charge of the Memorial Hotel secretary. Workers in each town cause of a case of diphtheria among Wall, of the adverttsing depart which is located on the Bowery in to report thus far have sold as $40.50 Solid Cedar Chests f o r ...... $26.50 the children. According to Officer ment, In a short talk. The sincere New York City. many as last year and in some cases $46.50 Walnut Cedar Chests fo r ...... $31.00 McGllnn men who are In the habit thanks of the workers was extend He will conduct a three-day more than then, when the total $50.00 Walnut Cedar Chests f o r ...... $33.00 of drinking were frequenters of the ed for the generosity of the com campaign during which services sales amounted to $102,000. Coaster Wagons place. Judge Johnson imposed pany and congratulations were ex will be held in the local citadel. He fine of $100 and costs, which was tended Mr. Simon on the gratifying will have two special features. On Large Assortment of Candles and Holders paid; year about to close, and on the ex New Year's night ho will give a ^ATARRH 25c Candle with holder...... 18c Improper Lights tensive improvements being made stereoptlcon lecture entitled of bead or throat is usually James J, Mcllduff, of Hillard at the plant, and the neat appear "Streets Full of Diamonds’’, de benefited by tbe vapors of— mm Box 6 Candles, regular 50c, f o r ...... 39c street paid a fine of $4 for driving ance of the plant and grounds at picting thrilling scenes In rescue Box 6 Candles, regular 60c, f o r ...... 48c his automobile with improper all times. During the afternoon, a and reclamation of the lost. On $lfl.25 Solid Walnut Holders f o r ...... 98c s% lights. signed statement from all of the Sunday afternoon he will give a $1.25 Solid Walnut Holders f o r ...... $1.98 workers, expressing appreciation, talk on “What the Salvation Army $9.50 Roller Coasters t was given Mr. Simon. has done on the Bowery In the past f o r ...... $6.25 Office Improvements. 35 years.’’ $7.50 Doll Carriages for . . ..$5.75 $13.50 Roller Coasters ro C ure a A force of men has been busy for McGovern Granite Co. $12.50 Doll Carriages for . ,$9.25 G. L KEITH FURNITURE CO., Inc f o r ...... $8.95 many days renpyatlng the main of CEMETERY MEMORIALS $20.00 Doll Carriages for ,$14.05 $14.50 Roller Coasters fice of the company. Two new and $21.50 Doll Carriages for $10.25 Comer Main and School Streets, South Manchester <|> f o r ...... $9.75 Cold In spacious rooms have been added, notice Represented by one for the stenographic depart WILL BUY OLD GUN C. W. HARTENSTEIN! | ment and one for the filing and the One Daiyi CATALOGS Send for cirrulir. 140 Summit St. Telephone 1021 whole Interior of the main office is D. Salterlec, 45S W . Fortsl Detroit, Micb. being done over. The result will be practically a new ofilce when the ^Laxative work is complete. D. A. R. DANCE TONIGHT \BPomo CHRISTMAS AT ALMSHOUSE WINTER TERM HOLIDAY SOCIAL EVENT FRADIN Christmas cheer was distributed to the 18 Inmates of the almshouse OPENS Qufn/nei on Christmas day when a turkey AFTER taiUts JANUARY 3rd Large Crowd Expected at High dinner with all the trimmings was School Hall—To Play Bridge, served. All were given presents Enroll now in day or evening school. XMAS The to n ic an d laxative effect of from people interested in their wel Too. Laxative BROMO QUUUNE Tablets fare while some received gifts from This evening at 8:15 Orford SALE will forti^ the system against Grip, friends. \ Influenza and other serious ills result A large Christmas tree stood In The Connecticut Business College Parish Chapter, Etughters of the ing from a Cold. Price 30c. American Revolution will hold OF The box bears this signaturs the dining room. In the evening Odd Fellows’ Block, • South Manchester. Rev. J. Stuart Neill of St. Mary’s their Christmas dance and bridge church gave his illustrated lecture party at the High school. The as on Ireland. sembly ball has been appropriately y Since 1889------decorated in keeping with the holiday season and the entire floor will be reserved for the dancers, an adjoining room beln« used for the card players. The affdlr is under the auspices of the Ways and Means committee COATS Doesnt Sound Suits and is for the purpose of raising j funds for the chapter’s various f f forms of patriotic work, both lo cal and national. \ a Bit {Ike Radio *> »’ As It is the initial dance by the and local Daughters of the Revolution ow often men and woooen have tnado and many seem to have the impres sion that colonial &ress is desired, H this remark while listening to the Overcoats the ladles of the committee desire FROCKS Grebe Synchrophase 1 “Not a bit like it understood that this Is not the // radio” because it is ftee from the harsh 1 case, that the dance is Informal, Tomorrow the entire stock of our sounds of reproduction—firom the lisping, the object being to have everyone who attends, spend a thoroughly Coat and Dress Departments will adenoidal loud speaker utterances. enjoyable evening, whether they be offered at greatly reduced prices. Grebe tone is dear, true, natural .whether prefer- to play bridge or dance to $ 2 5 -w ““*1 "p the music of a good orchestra. If The COATS in a wide and varied it be voice or orchestra, because the this first dance proves successful choice of styles and fabrics all lav Colortone enables you to vary the pitch MEN! We have a fine assortment the chapter may consider giving of every sound, independent of the loud of the finest Suits and Overcoats. one each ye^ir at the holiday sea ishly trimmed with smart furs. speaker’s peculiarities. son, when 80^ many are entertain You will save from $10 to $25 on New fabrics, new styles. Man ing guests. Qo to a Qrebe dealer today chester men are buying them. It Is not necessary to secure tick every coat and the prices range f a:y ;arn what this exclusive ets, although there has been a from ■ Q: feature does for radio. MEN’S 4 BUCKLE ARCTICS good advance sale. Admission, the price of which Includes re BARSTOW RADIO SHOP All sizes in stock. freshments, may be paid at the state Theater Building door. $14.75 to $49.75 BEACH JACKETS n MAGNELL DRUG CO. LOCAL MAN’S MOTHER - M Main With and Without Collars. IS DEAD IN LYNN 1095 Street |.iii Also Vest Style. The DRESSES are included for Fayette B. Clarke of Main street dress and semi-dress occasions. lBB! $3.50 $6.00 $6.75 has been called to Lynn,'Mass, ow ing to the death of his mother, Bloused backs, unusual trimmings, Mrs. Minnie P. Clarke, which oc both high and subdued tones give curred on Christmas afternoon at Our New Method of Merchandising a private hospital In Lynn. Mrs. you an inkling of their chic fea 5% for cash at time of purchase. .Clarke had been In frail health tures. Special Sale, Priced ^ % for cash within 30 days. for years. The greater portion of Net on our popular 10 Payment Plan. her life was spent in Plttstield,. Mass. She has formerly visited with the family of’ her son here, $6.95 to $17.95 AU Grebe oppar*. *: ■ ■rf’ taeit covered by and leaves another son, Alfred patent, crated Clarke of Pittsfield and a daugh apd pending!. George H. Williams ter, Mrs. J. H. Proctor of Marble pUad uitih head, Mara, and several grandchll- baSayl Johnson Block dreq. Funeral services will be held at the home of her daughter Herald Advertising Pays-Use tomorrow afternoon. m .
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I clue to his meaning ot “ normal” without providing the funds for Aanritrsttr that he gives is the declaration that building it is too clownish a ges 1926, in its prosperity, has been ture for this great country to In Evening neralii "abnormal.” Evidently the motor dulge in,, ' , PUBMSHKD BY THE HERALD PRINTING CO. king does n,^t look for as good .n Founded by ElwooJ S. Ela year as the one now! closing. RUM POISONINGS. Oct. 1. 188- We are^not always impressed by Certainly the cause of prohibi Every Evening Except Sundays and Holidays. Mr. Ford as an all-around wise tion enforcement is advancing. I Entered a' the Post OfDcs at Man* man. But there is one thing ho Last year the Christmas grist of al Chester as Second Class Matter. coholic poisoning cases at Bellevue SUBSCRIPTIUN RATES' By &UII knows all about, and that is the six dollars a year, sixty cents a automobile business. And one of hospital. New York, was twenty. month for shorter periods. By carrier, eighteen enu . week. the reasons he gives for expecting seveu cases. This year there were Bt .gle coplosi. I ree cents. a let-down is that the limit has sixty-two. SPECIAL ADVEP.TISINO REPRE Bellevue is the dumping ground SENTATIVE. Hamllton*De Uassr. about been reached in the over-ex Inc., 25 West 43d Street, New Yo’-k tension of credit. for alcoholic cases for Manhattan. and 612 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago. *■ One out of every ten automo It gets only those where there la The Manchester Evening Herald is biles pi^oduced and sold this year not money enough or friends on sale 'n New^Vork City at Sohults's enough to keep the patient in his News Stand, sikth Avenue and 43nd has been taken away from the pur Street and 42nd Styset entranve o( chaser by the sales agencies be own home under the care of pri Grand Central Statldft.' ^ cause the buyer could not keep up vate physicians. But one year’s con “International Hews Servlea^bas the e.'cclusive rights to Use tor repnbjlca* his. payments. dition Is like another’s, In that re tion In any form all news dispatdhet This is an astounding state of spect, and so the grim old hospital credited to or not otherwise credit ed in this paper. It Is also exclusively affairs but Mr. Ford says it Is so, on the East River is as good a bar entitled to us*' for republlcatlnn all ometer in 1926 as it was in 1925. the local or undated newa published .and he is good authority. Year by year, mouth by month, herein." The number of Uetaults in pay - r ment by automobile purchasers day by day, the thing goes on. MONDAY, DEC. 27, 1926. this year has been ten times as Yet there are still those who will 't, great as the trade allowed for, the not abandon the idea that prohibt. SNOW SERVICE. expectation having been that only tion enforcement will justify itself Consider the wide extent of Man one buyer of a car out of each if given time. chester’s territory in relation to its hundred would fail to keep up his population, consider the mileage of payments. ' - The Annual Its streets on the per capita basis, If this means anything it means and then consider the snow-servico that the long moot “ saturation provided by the town government point” in the selling of motor cars \MNGrON, — and tie people of this commun has arrived. Practically all the peo Pre-Inventory Furniture ity have every reason to congratu ple who want automobiles and can late themselves on their compara afford them bavo got them, and the itT IK ,, ™ tive immunity from inconvenienca dealers have been selling cars to and from delay in opening the people who could not, by any sa By RODNEY DUTCHER streets and roads after storms. crifice, afford them. December There are many cities in this This would indicate that here Washington, Dec. 27.— Attor country many times bigger than after this groat Industry must limit ney Sid White has gone back to Manchester where the snow-service Its production to the needs of re his' home In Okemah, Okfuskee county, Oklahoma. does not compare with that to placement— ^whlch will, of course, He knows that he has gained A Real House Cleaning which we are accustomed. And continue to be great but will not social prestige in Washington, but some of them have probably twen and cannot go In increasing by he fears that' he has lost it in F EVE R Y furniture man’s dream came true there would not be thorough house cleaning sale between Christmas and New Year’s. ty times as many people living on leaps, year after year. Okemah. each mile ot thoroughfare as we Times are not so good, right For big,' rough, sombreroed Sid on hand to inventory Januai’y 1st a single discontinued pattern We have done this in the past with most satisfactory results to in a moment of weakness suc hgve. now, In the big automobile cen I in living room, dining-room or bedroom furniture. He would us and our customers. This year the offerings are better than ever cumbed to the • vitiating influence because we have more to dispose of. Residents of this town who may ters. Senator Couzens, whose home of eastern civilization long enough start the New Year with only the newest things in every depart- at timeh^fancy that their own par ,1s in Detroit, says that a hundred to put on a necktie here for the ment-Kihairs, beds, tables, desks> etc., which could be easily secured We invite you to join with us in this final clearance sale of the ticular stoats are not cleared as thousand workers are jobless in first time in his life. in any quantity desired. ^ year. It's a wonderful opportunity.\ promptly as they might be and who that city. And the chances are that Actually, Sid doesn’t expect the ' Only a part of the merchandise reduced can be listed here! > permit themselves, to Indulge in a good many of them will stay that boys back in Okemah to' believe it, The only way to fulfill that dream, we have found, is to have a but if they do he’ll never hear the complaint on that' .. score, would way, so far as automobile fac last of it. change their views of the efficiency tories are concerned. The mere fact that he got the Solid walnut Arm Chair to with which the snow problem is There are a good many other in darned thing just to be convention Living Room Suites match above, regular $65, $32 handled here if they were to live dustries in much the same situa al in appe:.ring before the dignified Console Table in mahogany supreme .court of the United ■ 2 Piece Upholstered Suite in Two Sensational Chair Values but a single winter In any one of a tion as motor manufacture— those Jacquard and plain velour, and gumwood with book hundred towns and cities of equal States won’t be sufficient alibi for trough underneath top. Regu which have been running at capa. him. Up here In a court squabble with carved base. Davenport or much greater size in the north city making pioducts all the way over custody of the $200,000 be and club chair. Regular lar $31...... $15.50 ern half of the United States, from vacuum clauners to electrical One drawer Console Table longing to Martha Jackson, an n- $205 ...... $149 They might be troubled less by dian, he decided to get himself ad- We have grouped about 30 refrigerators and fur coats and 8 Piece Upholstered Suite in walnut and gumwood. Reg snow blockades in Miami— but they handing them over to people who mitljed to the supreme court bar, living room chairs at two ular $52.50 ...... $26.25 but his friend, Attorney General in plain mohair and velour to should, for example, try Detroit for promised to pay for them out ot Solid walnut, hand carved Short of Oklahoma, wouldn’t take match with brocatelle cush prices. Included are wing a, winter. wages to be earned in the next year pedestal table, regular $21 1 him before the justices without a ions. Davenport, arm chair chair and club chair remain or so. ' necktie, lest Sid be booted out...... $12.75 and wing chair. Regular 1 TWO YEAR COLLEGE. Hundreds of thousands of such ing from three piece suites, Console with mirror to $249 ...... $195 ' • The project of establishing a ju customers, as Ford puts it, have “ I wasn’t myself that day,” Sid as well as formal high back match in Italian design. Ma nior college, which is on foot in been “ put out of the market” by explained apologetically. “ I don’t 3 Piece Upholstered Suite guess it would have made any dif chairs and wood arm occas hogany and birch. Regular Bridgeport, will be watched witli their debts. They can buy nothing covered with Jacquard velour, ference to the court. I don’t wear ional chairs. Upholsteries of $65 the s e t ...... $32.50 the greatest interest throughout more because they already owe any such thing over lere in the plain velour and brocatelle. the state and New England. Ap more than they can pay. district supreme court on the Davenport, arm chair and mohair, Jacquard velours, Reed Furniture Jackson case and the judge and I wing chair. Regular $289 parently the Bridgeport enterprise In other words, a great deal of Georgian velvets, wool tap Genuine Reed Davenport jls entirely tentative as yet, but it the tremendous production of 1926 get along fine. Anyway, Short had ...... $185 to go out and buy the tie; I estries and brocateHeiA- - 10 loose upholstered spring is being taken seriously by the per 2 Piece Suite in .Cretonne, must be paid for by the wages of wouldn’t. I forgot who tied It. chairs In each group! seats and upholstered jback. sons who have been debating it, 1927— and the producers are be Fact is, I didn’t realize just what our best grade of construc Full size, regular $85 .. $39.50 and the proposition is such a logi ginning to discover that they stand was going on. tion, upholstered with valance. Genuine Reed Davenport in cal one that its failure to eventual “ Guess I ’m attractin’ so much to lose more of these debts than Davenport and wing chair. small size. With cretonne ly materialize would be more sur the business will stand. attention up here I ’ll have to got Regular $218...... " .... $154 me a little hat and all next time I First Group Second Group upholstery over spring seat. prising than its success. Fortunately for New England Or the two above pieces at come. Fact Is, I bought myself a A gu ia r $ 3 6 ...... $19.50 Especially Is this true because It this region Is not, relatively, very little hat when I first started here, individual prices— davenport 8 Piece fiber Suite •with Isvln Bridgeport that the Idea has deeply Involved in this business o£ but people saw me on the rain and $99. Wing chair, $55. $39 $59 small size settee, arm chair taken root. The Park City has over-extended credit— not, that Is, asked ‘What the hell, you been 2 Piece Upholstered Suite Values to $95 Values to $159< many men and women of wealth so far as its factories are concern drunk again?’ so I threw it*away and rocker. Velour uphol i and put on a hat again.” covered with tapestry all who are intensely alive to the prac. ed. Mostly New England products stery. ' Regular $75 .... $49 I White pointed to his huge .om- around, with fancy wood base. ^ tical and the efficient because sell for real money. And not hav brero. Davenport and club chair.. 2 Piece Suite of walnut an"d 8 Piece English Suite in For the Bedroom their environment is one of ing become tangled up in the mess ] “ I can never understand what Huguenot walnut finish over Regular $205 ...... $139 gumwood includes a bed and Cotton Felt Mattress, full \ practicability and efficiency-— in which the automobile industry possible use a necktie is to any 3 Piece Upholstered Suite chest of drawers. Regular walnut and gumwood. Table, Bridgeport did not grow to Its finds itself, our mills will not have body,’’ he went on. “No more can size, one piece, roll edge, in of our best quality in Jac f 8 2 ...... $59 buffet, arm chair and 5 side present industrial importance to shut down under a burden of I understand George Short’s theo chairs. Regular $185 . .$129 striped \ ticking. Regular ry that you couldn’t get into the quard velour with tapestry 3 Piece Suite in walnut fin $15 ...... $8.75 through accident. And the junior uncollectable debts. court without one.” seat cushions. Regular $295 9 Piece Early English Suite college idea la the crystalizatlon of ish over gumwood. Bed, All other odd Mattress in $225 dresser and chest. Regular of Grand Rapids construction, the practical and the efficient as ap BIG NAVY’TSM. Yearp ago, Sid White, never Im ticking we cannot match again $84.50 ...... $69 walnut and gumwood. Buffet, plied to higher education. * The “ big-navy” party in Con maculate, went over Into Columbia table, china, arm and 5 side as well as box springs- includ Entirely new to the East, where gress, which is taking advantage of county, Ark., to defend a horse 4 Piece Queen Anne Suite in ed at worth while savings. doctor and several negroes charg Bedroom Suites walnut and gumwood. With chairs. Regular $389, .$285 tradition la well nigh. inexorable the Nicaragua and Mexican trouble • 3- 3 Englander Windsor Bed ed with subornation of perjury. bed, dresser, chifferette and in its demand for four years of the clouds to make much more noise Over there, he explains, court Is in walnut finish, complete' X Piece Suite of hairwood ^ vanity. Regular $198, $123 Odd living Room students’ life in return for an aca than It has made at any time since held about “ twice a year” and its and mahogany, decorated. with spring. Regular $30.50 demic college education, the two- Billy Mitchell declared that sur a big social function, attended by ’’4 Piece Maple Suite'consist- Pieces $16,75 the ladies and gents of the coun Bed, dresser, vanity table and ing of bed, dresser, chest and year junior college is nevertheless face-sailing navies were obsolete, Walnut fireside Bench, Ital 4- 6 Bed in walnut finish tryside. The prosecutor was the bench. Regular $650, $325 chair. Regular $355 ..$239 an established institution else wants the nation to spend four ian design, regular. $18.50 over birch. Regular $45 best dressed man In the county and 6 Piece Suite of walnut 3 Piece Maple Suite includ where In the country— started and hundred million dollars for the he opened his case with a sarcastic ...... $9.75 $22.50 on its way. It may have much to with maple fronts, decorated. ing bed, dresser and chest. purpose of bringing the United survey of the defense counsel’s Sheraton Desk Chair in ma All Bedroom Chairs, Hook commend it. Bed,* dresser, vanity table, States fieet up to the point where it clothes, taking them up article by Regular $250 ...... $195 hogany finish with haircloth ers and Benches remaining Appealing to those who cannot, article, estimating' their age .nd chest of drawers, bench and was, in relative strength, prior to Diningf Room Suites upholstered seat. Regular from suites, reduced to half or do not care to, devote four years the scrapping of $300,000,000 figuring a total second-hand store chair. Regular $495, . .$375 investment of $3.IT. price. of time and a serious amount of 4 Piece Suite of American 8 Piece Sheraton Suite in $24.50 : ...... $12 worth of warships under the Hard- “ I always believed In an equal Two five light Italian Queen Aime Wardrobe in 2- money to the acquisition of ad Ing-Hughea naval disarmament walnut consisting of bed, combination mahogany and distribution of divine gifts,” said birch. Buffet, oblong table, wrought iron Candlebra, tone walnut finish over walnut vanced education, the two-year col. agreement. \. Sid when his turn to state his case dresser, vanity dresser and and gumwood. Regular $75 bench. Regular $264 .. $198 arm and 5 side chfiirs. Reg wired for electricity. Regular lege, especially when so located The “ blg-navy” people want fifty came. “ Some men are gifted by ...... $29 God with natural beauty and a 6.Piece Suite of matched ular $245 ...... $189 $75, p a ir ...... $37.50 that the student can live at home, more ships, most of them to be po Chifferette in Huguenot vanity which leads them to dress walnut veneers and gunwood 8 Piece Old English Suite, Solid walnut, Spanish would seem to have an unquestion litely called “ light cruisers.” These walnut. Regular $49, $24.50 themselves up like one of these same as above but without Queen Anne Hall Chair with able place in*our cultural system. fifty ships would call for some clothing models In the mail-order with dresser, bed, vanity Mahogany lowboy with turned That It can, or ever will be de- dresser, chifferette, bench and china cabinet. Regular $317. cane seat and back. Regular thing like 25,000 more sailors, catalogs. legs. Regular $110 .... $49 •Igned to, take tho place of certain more dockyards, more fuel, more ‘■‘To others, Ht gives Intelligence chair. Regular $429 .. .$214 ...... $239 $43...... $21.50 and— ef the older colleges in the bestow ammunition for practice, more and al of that Indescribable "experience The horse doctor and the ne- more and everlastingly more groes went free. which we call “ college life” Is not money. And for what? likely. But when it comes to a mat To do, In all probability, in case ' TKINS BROTHERS, Inc. ter of the bones and meat of men of war, precisely what the great tal training— that Is another af ► British fleet did during the World FL uxU DA BRANCH — TH E W ATKINS-LIM BACHER CO. — ST. PETERSBURG. fair. war: Spend its time huddling be TEST ANSWERS Two years of serious application, hind a fence of chain nets and cor These are the correct answers to / under an adequate faculty, after don of submarines, .while the war the questions which appear on the graduation from a high school of on the sea was being fought be comic page: . the lofty New England standards, tween submerslbles and mines. 1— May McAvoy. might well Indeed leave the stu 2— Ohio. “ Big-Navyism” is In the Interest 3— One thousand. / dent in a position very little in of the professional officer class and 4— Yes. ferior, as to true education, to that really big ones seldom ard out of of the steel and armor plate manu 5— Yes. pects and, after a few moments, committed in the broker’s office. of the boy or girl who dawdles 6— John Milton. and, every 'so often, a befuddled As a matter of fact, suicide over the fights. I facturers. It has nothing i:e do with loser shoots out bis brains. one rises and leaves. One or two through four years and comes out national security. Nine out of ten 7— Norwegian, f more drift In and sit down,'pass losses ot this nature is r. bit old- 8— Kansas. During certain panic times, to of the "senior” college with a B. A. people in this country are firmly the time of day and leave after fashioned, 9— Ireland. It’s the '•‘tin horns” who gett it— ! ,, that is more gracious than other be sure, the pace of such Man looking over the list. convinced that a thousand dollars 10— Tom Barry. hattan places is quickened and , Some ot the heaviest losers in the fellows with a few hundred 4 wise significant. worth of airplane will blow a mil melodrama does enter the scene the history of the “ street” within or thousand dollars who can’t cov- » Quite the ■ most' active person We suspect that there is in lion dollars worth of surface-sail, and there is-considerable commo the last few yeara have come back er when their margin gets hit. f is the youn« man whose Job it is to haunt the winners and finally Bridgeport enough not only of ing ships into smithereens during tion. to put the market quotation cards fleece them. money and hard-heqdedness but of the next war— and they have the New York, Dec. 27.— Of all the But taken day Iri and day out I In their various racks. Not Infre eultural interest to put this thing support of qualified opinion. overworked dramatic devices, quite can suggest. no more peaceful quently an order to buy or sell One of the ' greatest market BATE AT BULLETS over. Certainly It will have the The passage of a big navy bill the most Inaccurate is that which scene— outside the reading room goes through, whereuphn a stodgy clean-ups of all time came during of the library— than the market clerk makes a perfunctory entry the year at the, hands of a man well wishes of the rest of the would be just about the most ruin shows collarless and disheveled New Yorki-Because Patrolman | Feast day of St. John the Evan quotation room of an average upon a slip "of paper, passes it who had twice been cleaned out Mate. \ ' ous step that Congress could take. men prancing about the Stock Ex Leo V. Ross waved his club just ai * gelist. change in shirt .sleeves. Wall Street broker. •• i through a window and slaps It up with the loss ot millions. When fie Fortunately there Is next to no Cornerstone of cathedral of St. * Here sit three or four rows' of on a spindle. . * won he made tens of millions and a bandit turned loose with his auto- j 1937 PAYS FOR 1030. chance of it, despite all the noise. John the Divine laid. New York Next in line is the hectic picture men, most of them elderly. Sev A ll is done with the casual ges ran his enemies ragged. Money Is matic, the patrolman is alive and Henry Ford seems to be a little If Congress did pass it President city, 1892. painted of ticker rooms in stock eral of them reading the after ture of a business deal. In raid not so hard ' to vet where those well today. The nightstick deflect- i Charles Lamb, poet and essayist brokers’ offices where, if you be times, to be sure, there may be a who handle It are known, and_-o- |iessimistic about general business Coolidge would vpto it— if it car noon paper and looking up, now ed the, bullei whicu bad been. died, 1834. lieve the movies and f. great deal and then, to see how a particular heavy gambler who turns on the day’s loss may be tomorrow’s prospects' for 1927. He says the ried appropriations. I S'* 14 ^ Birthday anniversary of Gen. of . fiction, . wild-eyed men stand stock is behaving. Two or three gas or Jumps from-a window, but gain— or more losses, but most point-blank from the ' tbug’a'' pear will be “ normal,” but the QQly And authorization of a big navy Peyton C. March. kWith their eyes glued to the taiie others alt and talk about proa- few are the cases where suicide is o f them keep on going; and tbe weapon.
i OPERA; SlNGElt INJURED ■' 0|D BUHNER'iSaCPIiOBlQN i Duet— Looking at • the’ World. Harp-S|oltfcr:'-The'‘''J*mTj SHre-,. v Song— INJUBB8 % ^XPN MAii* iLocal Firm Gives Potential Check * ' Through Rose Colored r ? r . . Hoberg Untir .s . ...i'..! Sanderson; * Jack Conlon; baritone ^ it Glasses. Mildrdd Godfrey Hall • : x WTIC Eddie Carroll and-Alfred Seher Plano Solo— Russian ‘ Ra^ Ra&dlng—The One Legged- i^ston, -Dec. 2'i.^WHile adjust* GOoae Smith New York, Dec. Z T ^ J ^ lh a i As Christmas Present to Employes Tntvelers Insnranuo Go., Banjo—^Gypsy Love Song .... Planologue. 'Attw
V Pre- Clothing Furnishings Footwear Sale Starts 9 a. m. Tuesday Dec. 28--Elnds Dec. 31
With inventory but a week away we find that we have a larger stock on hand than we wish to carry over to the new year. To move this merchant disc quickly we have marked most everything in stock at a Big Discount. This is your chance to purchase Clothing, Furnishings and Footwear at practically wholesale prices.' This is no sale of Odds and Ends but a clearance of everything in stock. Wfo Discount Off Mens, Young Men’s Suits and Overcoats 20% Discount Off Boys’ Suits and Overcoats. 20% Discount Off Children’s Suits and Overcoats. 20% Discount Off Men’s and Boys’ Sheep Lined Coats. ^ Blue Suits and Oxford Overcoats Excepted.
■ r :• ■ • V- -V: : FURNISHINGS—Here’s Where -V .V. ;:t ‘ 10% Discount Off Shirts, Sweaters, Neckwear, Underwear, Goves, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Bags and Cases, Bath Robes, Golf Hose. ' V./.r-: a ' - : ' . ^ . y . ' . * The Whole Family Can Save Money in House’s Shoe Department. FOOTWEAR 20% Discount Off Men’s, Women’s, Boys’, GiHs’, ChOdren’s SHOES, PUMPS ^ d OXFORDSl 10% Discount Off Slippers, Comfys, Rubbers, Arctics, Boots, Spats, Bncldes.
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— A ’ M '■ .. ' l'* f;--C ; PAGE SIX toNCK E ST^ E^NlW G BBliAljD/MONDAT^ ..s. ♦- fronted by this situation.^the state of rules, but upon ;the actual appli ONE, two; THREE-r-THEY atlE S TO CONTROL 1,as stuck to its gui» and has ap^ cation of provlstonp of law, leaving JOLLY CHRISTMAS: plied its rulea. . even tb ugh tus no discretion with any antbority as j O e course has often been most un to minimum reQulrements. ILL WORK AND NO Change in Rates LOVE’EM AND UEAVE ’EM ^ GASOLINE STATIONS popular. This course hais been taken because'lt is absolutely neces PLAY NVAKeS JA C K - A T ‘ ‘WHITE HOUSE” sary to treat all applicants alike BOT TiRes You our. Full control of the '■location of and'^it wuiitd be fatal to the situa For Herald Gassified Advertising ' fAihuslngl Comedy; Drama of tion as a whole'-to make any excep -‘" t a x COLLECTOR’S NOTICE . gasoline stations In Connecticut Sonth Manchester Fire District On and after June 1, l1)26, the following rates for Kimes Aplenty Coming, to munlcrpalltles of 10,000 er more in tions. It is comnion sense and un questionably ought to be a. state llnsic, (kmes, Rdreshnents habitants, except on state highways, All persons liable to pay taxes in Classified Advertising will be in effect: ^ Circle. “ Fools of Fashion’* and city policy ^aillke th^t the win be vested In the m\mjcipaii- the South Manchester Fire Dlstrfct All For S^e, To Rent, Lost, Found and similar Tonight.' authority * who has the duty of and Illuminationa-^torm t'.eS themselves iii legislation to be are hereby notified that 1 have a 1 advertising on Classified Page: introducerf In the session of the supervision over the safety of tie rate book calling for a tax of two First insertion, 10 cents a line (6 words to line). . Legislature which- convenes next location of a gasoline / station has traffic mills dn the dollar, on all taxable: Prevents Carols. All the world doves a'lolrer but week, says the motor vehicle de- I should be the one who property in said District. levied o i ! Minimum Charge 30 Cents. < paitment bulletin for December. I control at the place the station is to when she “ loves 'em a'lid^ leaves the.grand list of 1925. The same is Repeat insertions (running every day),' 5 cents a — I “ The law heeds to he changed,” I dne and payable Jan. 1. 1927. ■ I ’eiri” one may well ■wor^i^er whether line. says the announcement. At present 1 Under the proposed amendment, For the convenience of taxpayers During the storm Friday she really is.ao popular. Take Janie such stations may not be establish-i the state'would .retain and enforce I will be at Hose Co No. 4 Ho .e THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH WITH COPY. night the Christmas spirit ■was Walsh as an example. Although not ed whatever the action of local its statlen'control on state high House on School street daily except An additional charge of 25 cents will be made for manifest at the Community club in ways and in towns’ of less, than Sunday during the'month of Janu the^orth end. To those hurrying yet out of her teens, Janie goes authorities, until the sommlssioner advertiseruents charged and billed. through-lltb taking on and discard- ohi motor vehicles as approved 10,000 population. “ It this division ary, 1927. between the hours of 10 home from factory, office store and a.-'m, and 6 p. m., 'or the purpose to the last-minute shoppers, the ing new men. But, believe them as places that will not “ Im could be made,” it.I^xplalned, “ it not, Janie 'lias a method in her of receiving said tax. stately old “ White House” met peril the safety of the public.” J3y a would be possible for every city and madness. Each candidate is a step 1925 amendment, no station may be large town to work out a plan According to law all taxes re their gaze In a blaze of glory. higher oa the social and financial maining unpaid after February 1,. FOR SALE Legal Notice Hanging directly over the door of located in any mutticipality of 10,- which would 'hot Interfere with the ladder. For instance, we can im OOQ pr more inhabitants without various purposes to be attained, 1927, will be chargied Interest at CHILDREN’S NEGLIGEE the club a large star electrically agine Janie at the age of fifteen. the rate of nine per ceae per year. / FOR SALE—Nice Pullets for sale, AT A COURT OF PROBATE 1- ELD lighted intermittently shone on and tW approval of appropriate local all of whiOh ■ cOiild receive consid cheap. Mrs. W. P. Kulne, Hilliardville. at Manchester, within and for the Her beau at that time might have aut?horitiea before .the motor vehicle eration in detfermlnation. The WILLIAM rAYLOR. A charming luxury for the chile ^ district of. Manchester, on the 27th. oflE, while the house Itself ■was al been some callow prep school Collectoi from four to fourteen is the glovj Conn. Near main dam. ______day of December, A. D., 1920. most all entirely outlined with col deiiartment has acted. The. provi authority of the state commissioner Present 'WILLIAM'S. HYDE, Esq., youth. Sixteen finds him a junior sion does\jot apply tj locations on in its present form is too restricts South Manchester, Dec. 27, 1926. silk lingerie, in sets of combing; FOR SALE— Roasting- capons, live ored lights of many hues, and each clerk; sevShteen, a full-fledged tlon and nightgown, very daintily Judge. ■window gave f6rth a brilliancy of trunk line or state aid highways. ' for application where other reasons weight or dressed. Walter S. Haven, Estate of Hazel Risley an'd Edith salesman; and so on. DEATH FREES DOCTOR ^ trimmed in ala colors. 'Thouigil . Coventry. Telephone 1064-4.______Risley of Springfield, Mass., having it's own. The amended law “ has worked than the single one of traffic safety At the time "Love ’em and Leave are to be considered. ; FROM MURDER TRIAL more expensive than cotton, thes property In said district. In the east wing the large ’em,” Paramount’s current Frank out in most cases,” accoraing to the FOR SALE—Furniture at 77 West Upon application of Bessie Risley Christmas tree-spread its gleams of really launder more easily ana street. Call after 6 o’clock.\______next friend praying that guardian of Tuttle production, opens, Janie has bulletin. “ It occasionally happens ’The action Indicated has lieeu Montreal, Dec. 27— Dr. J. A. last longer. 2 estate of said Hazel Risley and said blue green and red through the her “ cap set” for sister’s sweet- that some location is certified by asked in previous sessions or the Gouin, who was awaiting retrial on i '■ FOR S.\LE—Apples. Northern Spies, Edith Risley be granted on each of windows. Many passersby stopped .heart. Bill Billingsley. In cold, the- city or towm authorities which Legislature, hut ..without result, a murder charge, died at his home Johnathan. R. I. Greenings. Baldwins. said estates, as per application on file, to gaze at the lights not only on hearted fashion, she has, decided does not meet with the require owing, according to the bulletin, here last night, it was learned to Hubbardston and Kings. $1.00 and it is the building but those set about the $1.50 per bushel. Edgewood ORDERED:—That the foregoing that if she can make Bill think she ments of the state. It is then ap “ to the apathy of traffic authorities day. Dr. Gouin was found guilty In General i Farm. Telephone W. H. Co^vles, 94o, application be heard and determined grounds outlining the walks as loves him, she’ll be able to reach parent that the state auf'drlty finds In. cities and large towns.” If such connection with the death of Pearl 4«1 Woodhridge street. at tlie probate office In Manchester in well. Director G. H. Washburn ' Auto Repairing and i said District, on the 1st. day of 'Jan. Mr. McGonlgle, manager of the de himself in the ridiculous position actian is not taken in the incomir g O’Keefe, who was alleged to have stated that ^no carols were sung as partment store in which all three dipd as the result of mal-practlce. ^ FOR SALE—Green Mt. potatoes and A. D.. f92G, at 9 o'clock in the fore anticipated ^owing to the extremely of having to refuse to execute a session, it is suggested that an ad Overhauling i Greening’ . Pippins, Spy and King noon, and that notice be given to all are working. safety certificate which is asked for ministrative code be'set up in the apples. E. A. BucUland, t\apping. persons interested in said estate of slippery and dangerous condition SHELDON’S GARAGE « the pendency of said application and What does Marne say when she by the very officials who have .n law so that the granting of a state Tractors and modern agricultur Conn. Tel. ' anchester G7-3. of the streets for truck traffic, and discovers that her Bill has really Rear of ‘in Hollister Street. ’ the time and-place of hearing there which might have resulted disas charge the traffic handling around certificate, will be . predicted no’ al implements are being introduced, FOR SALE—Hardwood. Reo truck on, by publishing a copy of this order fallen in love with Janie? You’ll the particular location. When con- upon any discretion oif aprli^ation oh rubber plantations of Hawaii. Phone 2328-2 Residence 2828-j in some newspaper having a circula trously to the children carol be surprised when “ Love ^em and $9.00: hard slab 8.C5: hard pine aad ers. Games and singing took the cnestnut mixed $0.00 a load. Flrpo. ^7 tion in said district, on or before Leave ’em” opens at the' Circle Wells street. Phone 154-3. , Dee. 2". 1926, and by posting a copy place of the outside activities and of this order on the public sign-post theater, because she immediately in said town of Mamchostcr, ,r.t least later in the evening a light lunch switches to the flamboyant banner FOR SALE—Chestnut wood, hard whs served to those present. six days before the day of said hear of her sister and proceeds to— ? •wood, and hard wood slabs sawed to ing. to appear if they see cause at Arrangements are being made by order. L. T. Wood, B5 Blssell street, Evelyn Brent, Lawrence Gray \ said time and place and be heard a committee for an old-fashioned telephone 496. _____ relative thereto, and make return to and Louise Brooks are co-featured. / this court. hay rick party to some nearby farm with dancing and a supper as the “ Love 'em and Leave ’em” was WILLIAM S. HYDE adapted by Townsend Martin from REAL ESTATE J udge. objective. It is anticipated that the H-12-27-26. the successful John V. A. Weaver- present snow will make such a par -Goorge Abbot play. This feature ty of this sort a real worthwhile FOR SALE—OR RENT—Six room will be shown tomorrow and Wed and jolly time for those attending. single, hot water heat, fite place and nesday. garage, best location. If interested NOJIVINTER WINDS For the last times today “ Fools G.FOX& Ice Stuart J. AVasley.* S27 Main street, telephone I4 2 S -2 .______of Fashion” starring Mae Busch is Hartford, Conn. IRVINE AGAIN NAMED showing at the Circle-. Fashion is a FOR SALE—5 room hnngalow, oak IN “THE CANADIAN” thing that claims the whole world. floors and part oak trim, all m
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This Is the 42d article in a scr -p^ETTER news than this could ies prepared for The Herald by the Manchester Chamber of Commerce. | -i hardly be expected; in view of h e most extraordinary reduce ^ the fact that our stocks are Some members of the public tions that have occurred ir| cherish the delusion that they still l^ge and offer an extensive have the rf.^ht to obtain an imme T many years are now effective diate refund- If they return to ■ a on women’s and misses’ 'wearing choice of the season’s newest and seller merchandise concerning whose purchase they have changed apparel. Made so by an honest de most popular garments. While their minds. If you buy a house or a lot from a sayings bank which sire to close out all Winter gar Conameticing Mon4hy> Dec. 27 space does not permit the listing of holds title to it and you change everything affected by the price your mind after you have signed ments wdthin the shortest possible / the transfer papers, the bank will time, regardless of their^ actua* ' pruning knife of our January Sale, not take back the property nor re fund your money. Nov is any oth worth or desirable qualities, for At Our 2ttd Floor* Garment Shop yet these will serve as an example. er seller, local or national, under obligation to do so unless it so which this store is so well known. provides in the body of the con ! tract of sale. The return of mer chandise does not invalidate nor j t v 1 m 1 ^ JL^ ▼ S FOR'THRIFTY W< satisfy a contract of sale unless \ ^ the contract so states. The argument which the Cham ber has used on several occasions in favor of dealing with local mer chants: namely: the exchange of Coats merchandise, was never intended Groups of to imply the right of shoppers to continually change their minds and Group 4 - V- return time after time to exchange Group .2 Group^^ 3 merchandise merely because they ,Group / Fur Trimmed had changed their minds. Fur Trimmed Fur Trimmed The exchange of merchandise fur Trimmed COATS spoken of in these t.rtloles was lu COATS connection with Imperfect mer COATS Regular $55 to $65 COATS Regular $89 to $49 chandise or in occasional instanc Regular Price Was $35 For Clearance es, where there is legitimate rea Regular Price Was $25 For Clearance son for its exchange. Neither did For Clearance For Clearance It imply the right of a customer to $31 75 demand his money back as some $23.75 have seemed to feel. The advan $10.75 $19.75 tage of trading with your local marchant is that you see the goods that you are buying, you have an opportunity to take them in your Group 6 Groups 7 hands and examine them closely, Group 5 to Inquire the price and compare Fur Trimmed them with other merchandise be Fur Trimmed Fur Trimmed fore you pay for • them, but once paid for and taken away, the tran COATS COATS COATS saction is in the nature of a con Regular $79 to $85 Regular $89 to $125 tract completed. Regular $69 to $75 For Clearance Investment of Speculation • For Clearance For Clearance Although there has been noted in connection with • the Chamber $68.75 campaign, a most encouraging in $41.75 $49.75 crease In the number of inquiries previous to investment, there still remains a woeful lack of discrimi nation between an Investment and la speculation. Because oil or Seven Qfoups of Stylish Druses 'mlnlug shares are offered you at a low price, oftentimes as low as 10 In These Groups W ill Be Found Misses’. Regular and Extra Urge Sizes cents a share, with the intimation that they may soon be worth $5.00 is no reason why they should be looked upon as an investment. It^ >- Group 2 - - M Group 3 they^ 'vwe ,in thq.Jmrestliei^clas^M Group / r . ! — if \he properties has'bbeu proved' Silk, Wool arid and were producing, the sharia Silk and Cloth would not be selling for 10 cents. Jersey Dresses Jersey Dresses More fortunes have been made ■ D r e ^ s Regular Price $2.98 Regular Price $7-98 and air castles built by the simple Regular $4.98- and $5.98 process of purchasing a thousand For Clearance For Clearance ^ shares of some wild-cat stock at For Clearance 10 cents a share and then figuring up on paper what you will be $4.85 worth when they reach $5.00. . $1.85 $3.85. When tempted to indulge in th 0 class of diversion, don't forget that the odds against you are 700 to 1. t Group 6 Group 7 These are the ffgares established Group 4 Group 5 by Secretary Hoover in his recent Silk and Wool Department of Commerce report. Silk and Wool Silk and Wool Silk and Wool Alleged Guarantees Frocks Nor should you allow yourself to Frocks Frocks be deceived by alljged guarantees Frocks Reg. $19.98 and $25. Resr. $29 to $35 of quick returns or of resale with Reg. $11.98 to $15.98 Reg. Price $15.98 For Clearance in a specified time. During the For Clearance For Clearance past week an inquiry was received For Clearance regarding a certain mining pro- • $23.85 . motion which guaranteed in the $9.85 $14.85 printed literature to sell any stock $7.85 ■ \. > bought at the end of six months at an advance of 16 £-3 per cent. A guarantee depends entirely up on the ability of the guarantor to ALL FUR COATS REDUCED fulfill it, and any organization so badly in need of money that they Take 25% from theOriginalPrices,Marked on Ongm^PneeTags W as Now are willing to pay 33 per cent a W as Now year for its «se could not be ex Marmink (dyed M arm ot) $239.00 $179.25 pected to fulfill any such guaran Sealine (dyed Coney) ... $100.00 $ 75.00 Russian Caracul ...... |298.00 $223.50 tee. Idaho Cooperates Kid Caracul ...... ^129.00 $ 96.75 Russian Pony ...... • • • $299.00 $223.50 \ Stewart Campbell, Inspector of Mendoza Beaver (dyed Silver Muskrat------... • • .;$298.00 $223.50 Mines of the State of Idaho uas Coney) ...... $159.00 $119.25 I furnished the Chamber of Com Hudson SgStI A«f\o aa coofi ka Natural Opossum .$198.00 $148.50 merce with voluminous data on . ■■■■ W Idaho Copper Company. Golden M uskrat...... $225.00 $168.75 IIS Mr. Campbell says in his letter of transmittal: Other Fur Coats—Were $79.00 to $698.00, Clearance Prices $59.25 “ I am not permitted under my to $523.60. oath of office, without the consent of the company, to disclose any in formation relative to its mine. “ The $500,000 libel suit w'hich the Idaho Copper Corporation fil No School This Week ed against me was heard in the United States Federal Court at Affording A Fine Opportunity T o ^ Boise on October 12, 13, and 14, and resulted in a verdict for me. "The enclosures herewith will BUY GIRLS’ COATS give you a llttleMnformation. This information has been widely dis At Clearance Prices tributed by this department. If you 2nd F loor can make use of it in informing the public I trust that it will be Buccessful, although the promoter, Sizes 4, 5, 6 Years Mr. George Graham Pice, is still Were $10.98 Were $12.98 seeking an opportunUy to sue me N ow for libel.” N ow The^ data inconnectlon with the above security is on file at the Chamber of Commerce rooms and $7.95 $9.95 anyone interested is invited to 4^11 and examine it. Sizes 7, 8, 9. 10 Years Your New Year’s Resolution Were $14.95 Were $19.95 After the holidays are over, there will be a renewal of activi N ow Now ties on the part of the stock selling gentry and the Chamber urges that $14.95 one of your New Year’s Resolu $10.95 tions be that you will not sign any contract or pay any money, to un Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16 Years known salesmen, until you have es Were $16.95 Were $22.50 tablished the truth of,their repre- N ow efentation. Of course, they will N ow ebafa at the delay but the more they urge you to sign at once, the $17.95 more reason you have for delaying $12.95 until facts can be established. "iphe Chamber feels sure , that If this recommendation Is fallowed that it can insure mrny Manches If; ter people a more ' HW Pr' Prosperous New Yaar.’*^
I ->-4 — . a - jr« •» -«L’ J %. I.'.. > • ••'r / ^ A ^ .. ' - / i f . ^ : j ^ ••.a.'.-,' ' ■* : -f: -im i jiirs*' Manchester HVEi^NG'HiE^ .'■V . EIGHT .•’•.Sli'-',' I •' ri^if il~' HE’S CONTB&DEB tH R A A LoseS Fottk O V E R H A E GRIDIRON E r ^ Dteher.tGenhany’s . Heavy-1 W a U * M \S. M. H. S. Beats Alumni Y ■ vi. weight King, Sbeks Tnimey’? :' ' ■ ^ ^ m -m ■ ^ Title. In Listless Game 26—24 mULES THIS WEEK In Old Santa £ - _____ ^ Just Because He Doesn’t Leave Sputhingrton’s Neither Team Flashes Its Best Ability and Fans Forward Pass, Shift Plays BILL CARRIAGAN comes back to the majors after lo years Scalp in Their Socks, the Silk Workers Dis Get “Slepy” in First Half; Second Stanza in retirement. When he made his exit he was manager of the own the Poor Old Man. and Point After Touch Boston Red Sox, world champions of 1916.. He returns to take Better. charge of the Red Sox, taiLenders of 1926. What will he be able to do with what is. regarded as hardly a good minor league George Hunts’ C. B, A. A. bas down the Subjects. club? We shall see what we shall see. i ketball team doesn’t believe in ■ The final few minutes of play NORRIS INJURED; Santa Claus anymore— ’cause he jave the High school varsity a two- 9 £ N U T didn’t fill their socks with victory. point verdict in a colorless game at By DAVIS J. WALSH Previously the silk workers ex I. N. S. Sports Editor isikjv SAINTS DEFEATED pressed faitli In that red-cloaked the School street Rec on Christmas gent with the bushy white beard, Eve. Neither team showed a frac but that belief has now .depai’ted tion of the ability it had and the New York, Dec. 27— Football’s ;jb e W h a m s official rules, with particular em forever. Herbert- Angelli and the fans themselves lapsed into a rest of the Southington quintet, lethargy before five minutes had phasis on that portion of the code All-Middletown Take Locals • • however, see matters In a vice passed in the first period. dealing with the shift, the point following touchdown and the for versa angle, all because they won Coach Clarke started an unusual Jim Jeffries once beat Jim Cor Saturday night, 36-31. bett in a foot race. . . . But he ward pass, will go t(' the laundry When Star Wrenched combination in this game and kept for- the rough dry treatment this In fact, Angelli, local boy, was the team as it was until the end of would have a tough time beating the main reason why the silk mill the modern heavyweight in one. week. The occasion will be the sim the first quarter. Holland, Dowd, ultaneous meetings of the National Knee — Holtz, Guerra, five lost its faith. ^ e shone like LaCoss, Farr and Gorman made up the Star of- Bethlehem on • Christ It takes brains to get by in this Collegiate Association and *the the five but substitutions in the American Football Coaches Asso- mas Eve. Matched against Tommy second quarter brought the team world. . . . You realize that when Star. Faulkner, Angelli won the verdict, you- see Eddie Collins hanging ciatipn and, while neither body is back to normal with the two Bog- legislative, it has a shouting privi gaining the edge by a splendid , gino brothers back in the lineup. around the baseball meetings wait floor game and ah uncanny eye for ing for someone to give him a lege and makes the most of it. Keeney, however, replaced Farr at Without Norris, who was injured the C. B. A. A. hoop. The former handout. Important Franz Diener center. In fact, its vocal radius is such early in the first half, the" Saints Montauk and Kacey star scored ten The High school did not score at Presenting Franz Diener, heavy The practice of kissing one an that even the football rules commit dropped their game to Middletown points and was largely instrumen all in the first quarter and almost tee has been known 4p hear and weight champion of Germany. tal in many of the other scores other has been eliminaied from the in that place Saturday evening by half of the second had gone before French prize rings. . . . From now take heed. It probably will do so in Diener is now in this country, made by the Pextoes. the score of 35 to 25. The home somebody broke the ice for the on the battlers will concentrate on the present instance, rince the where he hopes eventually to get , Southington ran up a command students. In the meantime the kissing the canvas. rules vouched for by Chairman- E. a crack at Gene Tunney’s title. team was leading by 9 to 7 when ing lead (23-14) at halftime, but alumni had been running up the K. Hall and his associates in 1926 Diener met the redoubtable Jim Norris went out with a wrenched was outplayed and outscored in the points and at the end of the half met with almost universal dissatis Maloney the other night, and final 20 minutes of play. Faulkner There's one commendable thin? knee. • the score was 11 to 6. The gradu about the boys in Herrin, 111. faction. though losing tl^e decision, gave a was high scorer for Cheney Broth ates had had things their own way The coaches’ annual bleat is al-' During the rest of the half Mid ers. Boyle outplayed his two oppon They never go off half shot. good account of himself. You may dletown increased its lead while for the period and the High school most certain to be loudest and expect to hear more about this fel ents. holding the Saints scoreless and at Macdonald held his man score had dropped into a rut from which Bill Carrigan, the new manager, longest on the subject of the pres low.' the intermission was leading by 14 less in the first half and Anderson, It didn’t seem able to get out of. says the Red Sox situation could be ent forward pass rule, which pro In the second half, however, vides a five yard penalty for a sec to 7. who relieved him, acquitted him- worse. . . . It couldn’t be and still In the second half Middletown .self in a splendid manner. He made Farr went in at center and the be just a situation. ond incompleted pass In the same original team was in the game. series of downs. From what the scored three in a row in the opening one spectacular shot. “ Nibble” Things started to "happen at this writer can learn, the coaches are minutes while the Saints still had House, former C. B. A. A. player, Jack Dempsey has boughtra race not made any more scores. Then a home from Northeastern Universi point and kept on happening for horse and all we hope Is that he almost as one man in opposition ,to this provision con inning on- the rally by the Manchester combina ty, played part of the game at a the rest of the game. The High does not attempt ,'to match it forward berth, and flashed his old school came to life and sj'm against Mr. Tunney. books. They probably will recom tion took Middletown off its feet mend a return to the 1925 rule, on and brought the Saints to within time form. He is playing a fro,nt brought the score back where it be court position on the Northeastern longed. Shortly after the half open- Jack Delaney has resigned the passes and the rules committee is three points of the leaders when just as likely to vote a return to two minutes were left to play- five. id the students went into the lead light heavyweight championship. . The: next game scheduled for the End from then on exchanged the r.d- . . When you consider there were the old rule. ^ These two minutes, however, Stopped Passing, were disastrous, for Holtz, the Mid C. B. A. A. five Is January 11 at Jfrantage with the alumni several no light heavyweights to fight, you Taftvllle but Manager Hunt expects can appreciate what a tremendous The existing provision failed in dletown center, sank three from times. its primary object, which was to to arrange a booking before that Long shots by Boyle and Dahl- sacrifice this was. mid-floor, clinching the game. curtail an epidemic of passing late The summary: date. The summary: quist seemed to spoil the High in the game by the team that hap As Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker C, B. A. A. (31) School’s chances. The former center The Cleveland ball club is trying Middletown B. F. T, pened to be trailing and, there pass out of the American League, FG. F. T. looped them in from all corners and to find someone to fill Speaker’s Faulkner, rf ...... 6 0 12 shoes in center field. . . . The fore, had everything to gain and it is nfeasing Babe Ruth and the guy who be tabled or presented ■ In a modi FIVE P DISCARDS FROM ylolland, rf ...... 2 0 4 tough job with the great Lou Cri- said the Pittsburgh Pirates would fied form. HGorman, If ...... i 0 turned the trick. Then Lewis hit ger as first string backstop.- - AMERICAN GO TO N A H O N A t 2 n’t be beaten in throe years? ’That Point By BILLY EVANS. safely, winning the ball game. ^arr, c ...... 3 0 6 Criger, the veteran or many cam The point after touchdown also In the 1916 world series, well do New York, Dec. 27.— Five pitch once with the White Sox, go tt Itoowd, rg ...... 0 0 0 PHIL ROSENBERG PLEADS will get quite a rally and the A keen, baseball mind, the cour^ paigns, was slipping, however, and^ Philadelphia, Chicago and Pitts- I recall how Carrigan gammed his the youthful Carrigan coming fast. ers who failed in the American XaCoss, I g ...... 0 0 0 ILLNESS; ASKS FOR DELAY chances are that recommendation age of his convictions and. a will judgment with that of the umpires, liurgli: respectively. In a few years he proved his all 3^. Boggini, rf, Ig .. 4 0 8 will be made that its three-way op .guessed the thing right and won a League are to get another chance “ No-Hit” ' Charley .Robertson ingness at times to gamble, a.re round ability and became the first SA.. Boggini, If, rg . . . 2 0 4 New York, Dec. 27— Indications eration of the moment, providing ball game. in the National, with a hope that a who once kept every DetHjit playei ■jCeeney, c ...... l three reasons why Bill Carrigan string catcher when Criger was sent 0 2 today were that the New York that the point may be scored by It was the 14th inning of the change of scenery will Improve from reaching’ first in a-nine-inning J^ittel, rg . ^...... 0 0 0 State Athletic commission would kick, run or pass, be tnr'--.—' <"•* was so successful as a big league second game with Brooklyn, Babe to St. Louis. game, goes .'to Boston, while Oscar When Jake Stahl gave up the their work, while one National JVendrillo, Ig ...... 0 0 0 decline to accept Charley Phil Ros the window and the kick be re manager, pr^or to his retirement. Ruth opposing Cherrod Smith. League discard is to come to the Rdottger,, who was carried by the enberg’s plea of illness as a reason turned to solitary legality. There Darkness was fast falling oyer the club in 1913, after winning a Yankees for several years, joins Like all great leaders; Carrfgan, world championship In 1912, Jim American. v 13 0 26 for postponing his bantamweight is a faction that would aoolish the field^ when Boston came to the bat Three southpaws, Herb Pruett, Piooklyn. ran his ball club without any kitch my McAleer, then presiaent of the Alumni championship match with Bushy point altogether. for the last of the 14'.h. who won fame ,by striking out Babe The Chicago White Sox are go en-cabinet telling him how. What club, recognized the worth of Car FG. F. T. Graham, scheduled for January 7 the second guessers thought, meant Feeling that the umiiirqp would Ruth as he pleased, when pUchin,g ing to gamble with Pitcher. Jacobs rigan, made him manager. ;t)ahlquist, r f ...... 2 0 4 If the board does not recede from nothin,g to him. call the game on .recount of dark- for the St. Louis Browns; B-^ill- wljo had a chance with^he 'Chicago Bray, If ...... o 0 0 its present attitude and Rosenberg called I ness at rhe end of the inning if the The wisdom of the appointment heart, who had several trials with Cubs and. failed^ after, a rathel In his college days, they , was made manifest when he won a Weiman, If ...... i 0 2 declines to keep the engagement, Carrigan “ Rough,” and the name tie wasn’t broken, Carrigan gam Washington, and Mike Cvengros, projiising start, ^uish, c : ...... 0 0 0 the boxer’s suspension will follow went with him to the' majors. Built bled. pennant and a world seri.es two rSoyle, rg ...... 5 1 11 and he will be barred from every on sturdy lines, endowed w;th a With First Baseman Hoblitzel years later, and reported the feat AMERICAN RUNNERS WILL GET . Boyce, I g ...... 3 1 7 state in the country. world of courage and a fighting perched on second as the result of in 1916, at which time he retired Rosenberg already is barred for spirit that didn’t know defeat, a walk and sacrifice, Carrigan sent from baseball. CHANCE WITH INDIAN FLASHES 2 24 life by the National Boxing Associ “ Rough,” except when riled, im in the fleet McNally 1;o run for l.im His Pet Tlieory One of Carrigan’s pet theories Referee— Hayes, 10 min- ation, which has control over the pressed as a meek individual who and put Gaino.- fn tr, bat for Larry Mexico Clity, Dec. 23— American While the Indian’s power of en ute quarters. majority of state commissions. Sport would go out of his way to avoid Gardner. Gainor^ doubled, winning relative to pitchers, was they never distance aces will have a chance to durance has , been tested, tltere is The boxer’s case probably will trouble if possible." til® ball game.. should be permitted to argue with compare their.speed with Mexico’s gr'eat concern over the effect the come up for consideration tomor Yet I recall a certain instance in If Boston h.'r 1 iailed.to score, the the umpires. Whenever a Boston marvelous Indian 'runners, who re- lower Atlantic seaboard and other row. the Boston club house when Carri game would liave still been a tie twirler started to take issue with S .xently covered 100 kilometers sections of the United States would OVERSEAS BOXERS HERE Briefs gan lived strongly up to his name and Carrigan would have had only ruling on balls and strikes, Carri (62.14 miles) by road in the record have on their Inhgs compared with of rough. The umpire’s dressing a patched up infield to continue, gan always agreed with the umpire time of nine hours and 37 minutes. the high altitude of the native pla ^ Boston, Mass., Dec. 27— With HABRY COOPER FAVORITE room adjoined that of Jbe borne had the umpires not c-i!led the while the pitcher was within hear- The Indian runners are going to teaus. (the arrival today from overseas of club The walls were anything but game. ing. tour all the principal American ci The Tarahumara tribe of In eight amateur boxing champions soundproof. I heard Corrigan dis “ I would have call-'cl It at the “ If you ever missed one In youF ties, according to plans under way. dians, to which belong the two rec TLos Angeles, Calif., Dec. 27— ord-breaking runners, ^ Tomas Za- from Denmark and Sweden to take Harry Cooper, youthful Los Ange tinctly say to, one of the ^t^s ci(ise of the inning. • ' as Bill Din- life, you kicked that one,” \nigbt The Boston marathon next spring part in the International Boxing les professional golfer, today was Army Warm-Ups Big. __the club had a number of them. nten’s repl.' to mv inquiry as to be bis shot to the umpi«e a mo and a competitive ruu Inside the firo and Leoncio San Miguel, makes Tournament here next Monday, a a favorite to repeat his perform West Point.— The Army football “ You’re no better than any one whether be would .uive iriod to .go ment later. New York Polo Grounds are sug its home in Chiahuabua, one mile conference was held looking to the ance of winning the Los Angeles will break a custom of long standr else" on this club. When I another inning. Carrigan always contended that gested. above the sea level. appearance of the visitors in New $10,000 golf tournament this year, ing next fall when it opens its .foot order for morning ^tlce at 10 Carrigan gambled aud won. no pitcher could do his stuff and York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Pitts following his defeat yesterday of ball schedule on Sept. 24. This is you are supposed to be here just That’s the kind of a gay be is, a umpire at the same time. During burgh and several other American George Duncan, famous English one week earlier than the tradi like all the rest. regular fe'ilow. his regime as ca’tcher and manager cities. The foreign visitors will pro, in a special 72 hoie match. tional start. The 'Yale game has “ I don’t car® how well you are at Boston, Carrigan did any argu After Big Football Season Princeton compete in four classes at the In The American won seven up and been moved up to Oct. 22. The nlaving. The 'fact that you Tiave ing he believed necessary. ternational Tournament. five to play. schedule calls for 10 games but won three or four ball sames in the Plenty of Courage. there are four “ warm-up” contests last , week don’t mean^a-thing to A more courageous athlete never in the preliminary division' with me. There is going to be discipline piloted a big league ball club. Car Is Optimistic Boston U., Detroit, Marquette aud on this ball club and I Intend to rigan had an opinion on all things Davis-Elkins. enforce it at any c o s t ." ___ _ and expressed it when he believed The conversatioa grew more it was wise to do so. Harvard Cage Coach Tells Crimson heated and later I realized there “ You are out of , the ball game if was a bit ofscuffl’ng going on. you come up here,” is a pet expres Near Record With Brogans. Then everything became / sion of most umpires to nip a dis New York.— John Thomas, star was mighty curious to what hap pute in the bud when some mana Captain How negro high jumper of Public pened. I asked one of the players ger starts to rush him. rF- school No. 9, recently won his in confidence. , , That nevgr was successful with event in the city-wide competition “ Nothing much. Bill Carrigan. You couldn’t stop him here and then went after the inter- one of the boys who vrauldn t lis with a threat, if he thought he was scholastic record. He missed it by How many times did Frank Oui- ten to reason and shook him up a met win the Massachusetra amateur right and had a kick coming. a fraction of an inch. When he trifle. He’ll behave from now on. “ I know that I am oui of the ball stepped up to receive his prize the golf championship?— W. G. N. game if I come up there, but here That Incident thorough^ f - He won it six times. judges found that instead of wear lished discipline ’ on the Red Sox. I come,” , and he always did. ing regular rubber or light jump How tall was Ted Lewis, middle When it was over, there was no Sure! Bill Carrigan can be rough weight champion of England?— T. ing shoes, he had on a pair of army but he would much prefer to be scene in getting Carrigan off the brogans. K. He was five fe e t' seven Inches field. Having made his protest he °^¥usT‘? V o r d about Carrigan’s would go on his way to the club taU. willingness to’ gamble. How does Glenn Wright bat and house. Linemen Are Leaders. In the 1915 world series. Alex “ Welcome back, Bill Carrigan,” ander opened for the PnilUes throw, where was he bom and what New York.— Of the 42 major college did he attend?— R. T. Y. I say. football captains elected this, year, against the Red Sox and won his game on a Friday 3-1. Boston Bight-handed. .He was bom at 23 are linemen. Texas and W.orce Archie, Mo., and attended Missouri ster Tech followed Notre Dame’s evened the count by » 2-1 win on Saturday. No game was played bun- U.: plan of. electing two captains and What is YoungxMontreal’s real one school will appoint a captain NORTH-SOUTH BOWLING (I3.V * name?— H. H. L. before each game. Alexander, with only two dap’ rest, came back on Monday and was Maurice Billingshoff. MATCH TOMORROW NIGHT ANP eov/ English Flyweight Needed, beaten 2-1 by “ Dutch” Leonard. In MIC8 MOVE TO BAR LEONARD Tbo! London, Eng.— The arrival of a way, this game wa the turning Ernie Jarvis, English lightweight, point. Now for an incident showing FROM COAST LEAGUE who knocked out Morrichino, Carrigan’s willingness to gambl^ r The,first intersectlonat bowling French champion, in the United Going into the ninth with the, San Francisco, Calif., Dec. 27— match of the local season will Set States, will speed up action and score a tie. Hooper hit safely. I. Owners of the Seals and the Mis under way tomorrow night at the supply a needed impetus in that di later learned that Scott was sent sions, San Francisco’s Pacific Coast Casino alleys when Bobby Brennan vision. Jarvis will leave soon, he up to bunt, even though he went League baseball teams, today were and Pete McLagan of the north end •Y declares. out on strikes. Ordinarily a great awaiting a reply from Harry H. come south to match their skill iwaoB ffnifF hunter, he fouled off the first two Williams, presidept of the league, against Jack Saidella and Al Fen ton. ' Left to Right, Coach Ed Wachter, Captain S. Malick. Neat Grid Profit at Peiui. pitches. Then to the consternation to their request that Hubert Edward Alexander N. Davli Philadelphia. — Football paid of the Philly infield,, that had moy- “Dutch’', Leonard be. barred for The match tomorrow night will Harvard did a real comeback in .baseball last summer by winning he the first leg of a iwenty-game Princeton after soundly thrashing Yale Md Harvard in football'hai the University of Pennsylvania a ed back, he laid down a perfect ever'from Coast-League parks for Jpver Yale and Princeton. The grid season under the new coach was not home and home' affair. The final turned its attention to the two winter majonsports, basketball and hock t o successful but the Crimson feel that Arnold Horween as director of profit of $314,956, according to a bunt'with two strikes on him; and the part h e ’ played In the recent baseball scandal which implicated ten games will be rolled at Con ey. Edward Alexander will try his best tp'repeat the grid deed4 of ihf fearvard football will restore its waning prestige. At present Harvard statement just released by univer almost beat it out. Tigers in basketball. He is captain of th&'cage squad, while b.ockey Tvil sity authorities at the eud of the Carrigan wanted a run; need- Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker and Joe ran’s alley,s Wednesday evening, 4s much concerned over basketball. Here we have Coach Ed Wachter nurse of ISO is at stake. have as its leader 1 f f Vv w . . •IS A watch-case of a common ’larum today. When Lloyd assumiA the bush master, let man alone a^ leading role In any pWure,^; ..... ATTRACIIVE FEATURES MORE THAN 200 SEATS long as they are not molested, but Wilt thou, upon the high and giddy may be assured a long-lAugh a; WAPPING the king cobra oftea follow man a tew patties to catch one brei with the expresa purpose of biting mast AT RIALTO THEATQI in "1 Do" the star fairly attrpaa Seal up the shlp-boy's eyes, and FOR MIDNIGHT SHOW him when there has been no provo / himself. The result is some hU cation. rock his brains ~ ions entertainment. Selected sho The Federated Sunday aohool In cradle of the rude imperious A terrible tragedy due to Jeal A man bltten^by this moat j>ol- —\ How many thousand held Its Ghrlatmae exerclaee at the surge, ousy—^a drama of teriffic power efr subjects round ou. the progra Reservations For These Seats t-iiuous of all snakes will rarely live poorest subjects and compelling interest is "Othel The two features being shown toj; church Thursday evening. The And In the visitation of the winds. church was well Mled with people May Be Made By Applying an hour, and death has been known Are at his house asleep! 0 sleepr lo’’ whlca clOBfs Its engagement morrow and Wednesday ate "TT By ARTHUR N. PACK to come within five minutes after Who take their ruffian billows by vho listened to a program given To State Theater. O gentle sleep! at the Rial.o theater today. It is Young Rajah”, one Of President, American Nature Ass’n. the bite. Nature’s soft nurse, how have I the top. an adaption from one of Shakes Valentino’s releases and "Batalfc;;?^, by the children o£ the Primary De Curling their monstrous heads, A number of snakes are canii- This type of cobra is compara frighted thee, peare’s best known wo.ks, and Is Town," a gripping western dramaj partment, which was followed by a There are now a few more than tively rare, yet he is responsible for and hanging them iwo act play, entitled "Christmas two hundred seats left for the State bals, feeding on other snakes, That thou n'o more wilt weigh my magnificently acted. It offers a with Harry Carey in the major. sometimes even their own species. raany of tie 22,000 deaths which, eyelids. down With deaf’ning clamor In the slip production ao lover of thr theater, role. "The Young Rajah” -fur-t’/J at Finnlglhs Flat", proved to be theater’s New Year’s Eve midnight according to official statistics, are pery clouds, very entertaining. A Christmas tree show. The capacity of the State Is Among these are the gopher And steep my senses in forgetful and no lover of motion pictures nishes some novel thrills for the snake, ranging from Florida west caused yearly by poisonous snakes ness? That with the hurly death Itself should' darb miss seeing. Emil blase and who imagines there la with presents tor all and Santi one thousand seven hundred, so in India alone. awakes? Claus delighted the hearts of the one can easily see what a tremen ward, and th( "Why rather, sleep, lleit thou In Janniugs, one o f the greatest of nothing new under the sun. It has king snake Send a stamped, addressed envel- smoky cribs. Canst thou, 0 partial sleep! give Europe’s screen stars Is cast In the a strong element ol mystery that little folks with gifts of candy and dous advance seat sale there has cpe and questions having to do been for this show. If you have not through the east Upon uneasy pallets strstchiug thy repose stellar role and he ocores another is exceptionally appealing and oranges. with Nature will be answered by To the wet sea-boy In an hour so The Wapplng Y. M. C. A. basket yet made your reservations for this em and southeri thee. success similar to the one he made Wanda Hawley appears opposite states. Both ar^ the consulting staff of Nature Mag- rude. ball team met defeat when they show, and intend to go to it, you lizine of Washington through ar And push’d with buzslng night- In "Variety.” The support adheres Valentino. "Satan Town” Is a had better make your reservations inveterate enemle flies to thy slumber, And In the calmest and most to the same high policy set by its rough and ready sort of a westerff played the Simsbury Ramblers in rangements made by this puiier.; stillest night. Simsbury last Wednesday evening. right away. . of the rattler ant Than In the perfum’d chambers star. The second feature which that appeals to most of us and Being the first show of Its kind are Immune to hi of the great. With all appliances and means to closes Its engagement at the Rialto Carey as a fast shooting boy should The score was 28 to 17. hoot, - The Farm Bureau held a meeting in Manchester, the State manage poison. Under the canopies of costly state, theater tonight Is "I Do," Harold make an Instantaneous hit with, ment wishes to make It a red letter 'PHILIPPINB ESi BROIDERY Deny It to a king? Then, happy at the Parish house last Tuesday And lull’d with sound of sweetest Lloyd’s latest scream fest. Outside everyone. A comedy and news affair.’ Eight acts of the finest But the <^eadl! melody? low, lie down! of the fact that Harold appears In reel will also he shown. night, "Winter feeding of Diary vaudeville have been personally se eat of all the car Philippine embroidery Is now be Uneasy lies the head that wears a Cows" was the topic of the evening. 0 thou dull god! why llest thou the lead nothing more need be said. lected by the management. There nlbals is the kin ing done ou the finest glove silk crown. Professor Merrill, of Storrs College with the vile This Is a tribute to one of the moat A Manila vaudeville company Is will also be many novelties to make cobra, found 1. or trousseau pussywillow taffeta, •—Shakespeare: "Soliloquy of Klh£ popular If not the most popular and Benjamin Southwlck were the In. lothsome beds, and leav’st the making a hit while touring China, it a Jolly good time affair. India and the MaT with insets of finest French lace. kin«iy couch Henry In "King Henry IV." comedian appearing on the screen speakers. You may make your reservations lay regions to thei Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Oeer left by phoning the State, 1777, or by Philippines where he dwells in tne by automobile tor SheflSeld, Mass., applying at the State theater box grassy jungles. He is^a pale, tran to spend Christmas with Mrs. office. The vaudeville acts at the sparent. grassy-green color for the Geer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil midnight show will be entirely dif forward twp-thlrds of his length, liam O. Chapin. Mrs. Oeer will stay ferent from those presented at the the remainder being heavily mot with her parents for a week. regular evening show that day. tled with black. Next Monday evening the Ever He Is first cousin to the hooded green Lodge of Masons F. & A. M. CARD OP THANkS or common cobra, and also to the Garment Sale No. 114, will hold its Installation We are deeply grateful for the Egyptian cobra (believed to be the Main at Pratt St. service at their temple at East sympathy which has been extended ‘‘asp’’ with which Cleopatra com On 4th Floor Windsor Hill. to us by our friends and neighbors mitted suicide), but is much larg Hartford George Sharp son of Mr. and Mrs. in our recent bereavement.,We take er than either. Arthur Sharp, arrived home last this opportunity of thanking them, He Is the largest of the poison elaet. lut Thursday night, for a ten days espbQlally those who contributed ous snakes, sometimes reaching the leave, from the Naval Academy at flowers. length of 16 feet, and Is, moreover, Annapolis. George is a third class MR. A. B. KREST the most aggressive. man this year. MRS. JOSEPH HADDEN, All other snakes, except possibly MISS JANE PROCTOR. Now In Progress—^The Annual January Take Advantage of These . Once-a-Year Values! GARMENT SALE O ffering Drastic*" Price Reductions on W om en’s Make Your and Misses’ Coats, Frocks and Gowns ■ ■ 1 Christmas Money Count! / The Fashion Floor—The Fourth h is annual event with us is notable for the substantial and genuine savings offered. Fur-trimmed T Sport Coats—distinctive Dress Coats, luxurious with the season’s favored furs—Silk Afternoon SAGE-ALLEN’S Frocks, trim Street Dresses, Sport styles, Evening Gowns—smart costumes for all occasions are included. A l l drastically reduced now—with weeks ahead during which any garment you select will be in the height of fashion. Practically our entire regular stocks of advance winter models are included—some Coats and Dresses of recent special purchase were bought way below regular, due to favorable market A fter conditions—and these are included at the Sale Savings. Fur Trimmed Coats | All Occasion Dresses Christmas REDUCED! REDUCED! SPORTS AND DRESS STYLES SILKS, CLOTH AND JERSEY Coats Formerly $3975 Dresses Formerly $1475 $55.00 to $59.75 Up to $25.00 Coats Formerly Dresses Formerly Clearance $ $1875 49'75 Up to $29.75 li $59.75 to $79.75 Dresses - Formerly Coats Formerly $5975 $ 2 2 5 0 $69.75 to $89.75 Up to $35.00 > Coats Formerly Dresses Formerly $2475 $79.75 to $95.00 $6975 Up to $45.00 ODAY Coats Formerly $7975 Dresses Formerly \ $2975 $89.75 to $110.00 Up to $49.50 Store Wide Sale—'Every Department Sharing in This Tremendous Annual Event Coats Formerly Dresses Formerly $8975 Up to' $59.75 $3375 VALUES BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER $98.00 to $125.00 Look for Special Tickets on all Sale Merchandise — Individual Model Coats Individual Gowns CO^E AND SAVE AT SAGE-ALLEN’S TUESDAY. At Savings of From Doors Open at Nine, SHARP. Plan to Shop Early! At Savings of From $25 to $50 on a Coat $15 to $45 on a Garment Steiger’s— ^Fourth Floor Steiger'a— ^Fonrtii Floor » Sane -3llkn & Co. <> V 2-7171 » N C .; 2-7171 CONNECTICUT’S LARGEST SPECIALTY SHOP— STEIGER’S HARTFORD 'V' _ ...... , P A G E T E I^ ^ MANCHESTER V m ZT, 1929. FEATURE ARTICLES LATEST FASHION ABOUT INTERESTING .V -I HINTS BY FOREMOST WOMEN AUTHORITIES THE ~ :\ r ^/ '■1 -- -.-At t . Y O ^ MUST PROTECT THE SKIN Blue and the Gray THAT WINTER LOVES TO TOUCH I , ©me C lifioid L^fetl)«j^Enie8t ______NEA SE CEINC. on one of these benches,** ' WHAT HAS gone: BEFORE Mike accepted the bill that was be To the home of PROF and ing shoved at him. It was nice and MOLXJE ELWELXi tn Camden- yellow and bad the figure 20 on it. **’Twas the Day After—■” Tille, Ind., one night In October. He smoothed it out with a loving 1898, comes s nnrse, bearing a , No poet ever has -written rollick touch. Then be reached out his ing lines to the glories of “ ’twas woman who has fainted on a train. right hand. EUwell is an artist. He has a “ Shake, little partner.” he .said; the day after Christmas.” Despite son, JIM, aged fire. Late that •you’re the right sort, ell right, all our howling, before. Christmas, night the woman bears twin girls through an’ through. I knew that, of how glad we will be when it’s all and dies without rerealing her o’ course, over in'France, th’ way over— there’s no day quite so bleak name. you looked after us gassed birds. in the whole calendar as the day The story then mores forward But—holy Pat!” he added with a after. The tissue :aper and the 18 years. The twins, now grow chuckle, “if I’da nad this last night scarlet ribbons, once so fresh, today ing to beantiful womanhood, have what I couldn’t have done to that been adopted and named MAR- are “ just trash and. litter.” The crap game In the mailin’ room of once-vermillion holly berries are G.ARET and ELIZABETH. They the Planet! Wow!” are caiied RUSTY and BE7TTY. turning browjf, and the bird that The "right sort” held up an ad once gave fragrance to the holiday Jim enlists in the World War. monishing finger and eyed hlpi se He then discovers one of the twins least is quite different when served verely. “ You listen to me, Mike in hash the day after. loves him. Put In charge of a Hennegan,” was her stenj command, machine gun unit, be is sheU- “you get yourself a week’s meeJ “The Woman Who Thinks” shocked at Sedan and, through a ticket and a room with the balance A friend of mine, whom I have mixup, is registered as JOHN of that twenty and keep out of crap dubbed to myself “ the Woman Vho POWELL. He is removed to an games. Now. do as I told you and Thinks,” once made this epigram: American hospital and reported hurry back.” ‘ Christmases are to test our ability dead. “You said it. Captain." Mike to live afterwards.” It is discovered that the father Hennegan jerked his heels together The story writers and poets and of the twins is dead and that they and saluted. “ Orders _ from head- idealists sing loudly about the joys i are the nieces and heirs of JOHN quarters. Attention, company. For CLAYTON, wealthy retired bank and blessedness of the common-" ward march!” place, the “ days after,” but when er. While the twins are visiting The “company” marched. It Clayton’s home the Elwells get the commonplace has been routed marched straight to the nearest res for a spell by a month’s anticipation word that Jim is alive and in a taurant, filled up on four orders of New York hospital and their grief of something apart from the com ham and eggs, washed it down with is turned to joy. three cups of coffee and then, feeling monplace, culminating in that day While they are on their way to considerably strengthened, marched of joyous abandon known as Christ New York the story goes back to Into a barber shop, called for a shave mas, the resuming of the harness of introduce a new character, MIKE and shine, got them and marched the commonplace is a real test of HENNEGAN, who has an impor human ability to live on the heights tant part to fday. out again. Half an hour after ho had left his or live in the valleys. NOW BEGIN THE STORY superior officer, Mike Hennegan was Wife Or Old Maid? CHAPTER XXTV facing her again in City Hall Park. It may seem far-fetched- and off If you have no icc, try a snowball. “I brought back the shave. Cap- i k e HENNEGAN one morning the subject to now s^lng into that dirt, either by soap and water or tain." he stated, his chest thrown B y NINON. was wandering through City aged-in-the-wood discussion of with a cleansing cream. out and his shoulders back, “the The sport frock of plaid taffeta li M Hall Park, New York. When “ who is happier— the wife or t^ie That roseleaf skin with the las; one in the commissary. I’ll Get Used To It. one of the new offerings from Pari< he drew close to the old fountain spinster?” or “ Who has the easier peaches and cream color scheme is After the cleansing, wring out a he stopped. The old drled-up foun snag a meal later. All I had time life, the Miss or Mrs-” for was a few eggs and a little ham. more easily accomplished in win cloth in hot water and go over your Sian couturiers. This one Is par tain which was still running dry, for But there is a connection be That’ll carry any soldier until it’e ter than in summer. face with it, then follow with a ticularly interesting with its tiered the big stone Image of Bolivar tween the two themes, I am con tlmj for mess. So lead on. Captain. And, fortunately, the upkeep is cold spray. In the evening, just be Brutus, which someone with a fine skirt, scarf neckline and closi The detail Is all ready an’ rearin’ to vinced. For at no time does a more much lower. You can just pack fore you retire, I advise a cleansing and sardonic sense of humor dater sleeves. It is developed in manj go. Next stop Number 8 Hospital. or less unconscious dissatisfaction away your rouge and lipstick with and an ice rub. This accustoms christened Civic Virtue, had no6 yet shapes of blue on a.gray ground. Long Island. Under orders to make and comparison of one’s lot with your organdie frocks and get your been erected, your skin to changes in tempera myself useful to Nurse Downing." another’s so flajne into open revolt carmine tints free with the compli ture and tempers it to the wintry Mike stopped, however, not to ad “Behave yourself, Mike,” inter as when the commonplace, which ments of the season. blasts. mire the fountain but because he had rupted the “ captain,” rising and fac anticipation has shadowed for a You have nothing to fear from seen something else. It came trip, If you have no ice, consider the ing about, "or I’ll call the guard and while, must be resumed. wind and snow, if you give your snowball. However, wrap It in a ping toward him from across the '^Behave yourself, Mike, or I’ll call the guard." you’ll get ten days on short rations. “ Same Old Round” self slight care, and have much to pork and It wore a uniform. Not the towel before you introduce it to Now come along.” “ The same eternal old round gain in clearness, vividness and your skin, if it issensitive. uniform of a soldier, for Mike hardly an* where yuh goln* now?” “Don’t you want to go over with But the Irrepressible and irre again,” says the Mrs. the day after that glowing, vibrant color that is would have looked at that, but of a For those with a tendency to The laughing mouth of the little me, Mike?” she asked, a little plain sponsible Mike had got something Christmas. “ Getting up tc an alarm so hlluring. Flapper Shop nurse. tively. “ W e’ll take a surface car stronger than toilet water when ho large pores, I advise some astrin nurse straightened and a serious clock, getting breakfast sending the Naturally you must avoid chap gent, such as witch hazel or one of And a remarkably pretty nurse, look came Into her eyes. over to Brooklyn and then get a left the barber shop and was not to children off to school, washing the ping, but, that is very easy to do. 75 Pratt Street too, with a very petite figure. Had “I returned yesterday on a steam taxi out to the hospital. Don’t you be suppressed. the good commercial products, im breakfast dishes, cleaning the You need only understand why mediately after the warm water; 5th Floor Elevator she been of the heavy tank pattern er from Cherbourg,” she told him. want to go?” Hence his former nurse, on the your skin chaps and then act ac Mike would have looked the other “ And oh, Mike,” she went on quick Mike Hennegan allowed himself to way to the hospital In Long Island, house, starting lunch, dishes again, this will close the pores. way. But Mike liked them young was kept In a state of mind fluctuat children home from school wanting cordingly. Chapping is the result of ly, "seeing you made me forget for look at her—quite a long look. Then exposing a damp skin to wind and and slim and ho had an eye for a a moment, but I’m on a very sad he scratched his ear meditatively ing between a desire to scream and to be amused, dinner time, dishes, DRESSES high-arched Instep and a slender cold. assignment. In connection with a and stroked his chin where'a three- to cuff him soundly. mending basket, alone here all day \FOR THOSE ANTIQUES ankle. She nianaged, however, to hold tied to a dishpan and a dust mop, 1 That Sandpaper Surface. young soldier, one of my patients days’ growth of beard glinted warm Brick dust is invaluable for re for ‘ The little nurse seemed to know over In France. He was shell ly In the rays of the April sun. Again herself In check and so they reached nobody to talk to, nothing but For instance, if you wash your moving spots on steel or for polish him, for she rushed right over with shocked at Sedan and his brain is his mouth took on a whimsical twist their destination without any casual worry over bills, pever any new hands in very warm water, mop Afternoon - Evening the glad hand and a welcoming smile. wrecked. as ho glanced down sideways at the ties. them off hastily with a towel, and ing pewter or copper. • • • clothes— look at Anna, with her Street and Sport “ Why, Mike Hennegan!” she ex “ He’s now In No. S Hospital on good-looking nurse. new ?48!> Jap mink coat, out every go out Into the cold before they are dry, you must expect a sand claimed Joyfully. “ I certainly am Long Island and there has been a "W ell.” he made answer slowly, Nellie Downing. Red Cross nurse, day, seeing people, getting ideas, glad to see you again! And you’re terrible mixup In his Identity. We “ it’s just like this. Miss Downing presented her assignment papers to paper surface. some companionship, out to nice But, if you wash in warm water PIANO DUSTERS looking so healthy and good;’’ supposed from letters and pictures I’d like to go, ail right, but I’m, I’m the hospital superintendent, who The piano should be dusted with of an elderly woman and a girl found not e.xactly what you’d call blistered looked them over wUh Interest. tearooms for lunch, buying most with pure soap, rinse your hands No Higher | She added that when ho had left jersey silk or chamois, for coarser the hospital over In France he had sewed up In his coat when he was with jack.” "The patient referred to here.” he anything she wants in the stores. in cold water, and rub with a Turk fabrics will mar its delicate polish. No Lower j had her worried. “ You didn't Iook brought to the hospital at Metz that “ Jack?” she repeated. stated when he had fiplshed reading — ” You know how that solo goes. ish towel until they are absolutely very pert. What are you doing ho was a John Powell of Newark. “ You know, dough. You see. I and had looked the nurse over, too, Anne Waits, Too! dry, then use a drop of hand lofion now?” But when Mrs. Powell and the girl haven’t got a card yet In the Pan “is tagged John Doe Number 2. There Now list to Anne single and inde or a little cold cream and dust off Mike grinned a whimsical grin, a came to visit him on Long Island handlers’ Union, so they won't let Is another here whose condition la pendent business woman. Her soli with talcum powder, your hands are they said they had never seen him similar to his. Both their Identities grin so wide that the ends of hie me work on the Big Stem. I was loquy usually begins with the alarm never going to know it is winter. Sizes 14-42 mouth came very near to touching before.” thlnkin’ of joinin’ a subway mob, have been lost or misplaced. Num clock— she allows herself 15 extra Your face demands even greater LELUOmSHOP his ear lobes. How those pictures and letters but the cannons say my hands are ber 2, upon his arrival, was In a minutes after the alarm tintinnabu- care. "While I have no quarrel with NEWEST CREATIONS “ Well,” he made answer, “ I'll tell came to be found In his coat, Nellie too big for liftin’ pokes out of tight terrible shape, as you are aware. lates for the express purpose of soap, I know many faces resent it GIFTS FOR ALL “ During the months since then he Every New Shade you, Nellie, darlln’—or Downing, I Downing went on, was a mystery. hip pockets. That’s why these whisk singing her matutional hymn of bitterly. Tbe point is to remove the mean—I’m just hangln’ around. And “ The war office was notified and ers are so—” has recovered the use of his limbs woe. “ Oh, gosh, another day of it! OCCASIONS We Never Have a Sale. the hangln’ Is pretty good around finally communicated with the hos “ I understand, Mike,” cut In Nel and can walk around the corridors by himself, although a careful ■watch These wives have It soft, don’t have this park. The mayor gave orders pital authorities In Metz, but every lie Downing, nodding wisely, for she to get up and dress and snatch 75 Henry St. Phone to the police last week to let ex- thing was topsy-turvy In France and had been bred In New York and is kept on him at all times. He can realize that all life offers the old service men sleep on the grass—If Is yet. This young soldier belonged knew fairly well what he was talking even feed himself In a more or less breakfast and go out into any kind law of compensation. You gain and we’d keep the enow shoveled oft. An’ to a machine gun unit of six, four about. “ I think I can fix ' yoU up clumsy way with a spoon. of weather and know that if they you lack. You lack and you gain. we get all the Icicles we want to eat of which were blown to pieces by a all right BO you can go with me “But hla every action," went on don’t keep plugging away, they And If yo i cannot apply this law of free of cost. They drop from the German shell. Part of another body Just turn around and look up at the the superintendent, “ is Instinctive, won’t eat! Pretty soft, these wives compensation in the particular eaves of the municipal building." was found near the shell holes and dome on the World Building for half governed In nowise by any thought. have It— It’s a roof over them and sphere in which you find yourself, That, Mike went on to explain, burled with hundreds of others. a minute.” Ho Is very much like an animal that something to eat no matter what find its sweetness and ignore its bit was why he was looking so fine and “All those bodies have been taker, Mut Mike wasn’t too thin-skinned has been taught to do simple tricks. they do or don’t do. And their But he hasn’t even an animal’s ter, and so adjust yourself that you If You’ve A Phone fat. up and are now being prepared for and It didn’t make any difference to time’s their own^—they can stay In are fairly contented and happy, you “ Of course," ho went on, his gaze shipment back to this country. So him right then where It came from powers of initiative. And he won’t bed and read the paper if they want pester you any with hla talk, as the will never be happy or contented in resting speculatively on a hobo at you see how Impossible It was to just so he got It. to, take their time about the work, then all you have to do Is use it, to get that ease on a nearby bench, "it’s under atr^Llghten out matters over there. “ Here, take this," he heard the only thing he can say is ’ug-ug,’ and any other state and set of circum goo k > ‘1^ - PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, DEC. 27, 1926. \ By Frank Beck RLAPPER F^NNY SAYS: GAS BUGGIES—Hem Draws a Blank ^by FVafik Begk 1 DREW ^ YES; SIR... m SENSE AND nonsense I GUESS AMY w e l l ! y o u r n a p o l e o n YOU'D BETTER < 1 0 , LESTER. tHAT’S. MY NEEDN'T FRET OVER HO H U M ! ITl5 OF FINANCE IS GOING rPAD UP YOUR HERE'S FlfTY JOHN HENRY. From Christmas to New Years Is h e r FUTURE. NOT AFTER BEEN QUITE AWHILE MR. BLUNT HAS \ DOWN AND NICK FRIEND ACCOUNT WITH I SINCE I'VE SUNK I CENTS FOR ------I*LL just a week. But from New Years IT. I'LL BE lTHE WAY I UNLOADED THAT TA K E IT IN STOPPED PAYMENT b l u n t 's b a n k a c c o u n t OLD TU B ON MR. BLUNT. A MIT INTO THE YOU. NOW until Christmas, well, that’s some FOR TH E S 5 0 0 HIS CASHING THE DON’T ASK TE N S AND f ^ O N TH IS thing else again. YOU DON'T NEED A PENCIL } OTHER GUY^S CHECK* CHECK CALLS FOR. CHRISTMAS O SAVING'S ACCOUNT, ME FOR T W E N T IE S , CHECK YOU AND PAD TO ‘ DOPE OUT A N O TH ER PLEASE. IN PAYMENT OF THE WHAT I'LL DO TO THIS BUT HERE JESVPAST CHRISTMAS BUS I SOLD HIM. GAVE ME, GOES------PENNY THIS. k m I DON’T AUTQ GAME WHEN I WEEK. AU REVOIR . G E t INTO IT RIGHT. ^ Jes’ past Christmas, an’ by crack, I AMY. WANT A HITCH Fell so blame natural, seems like I LIKE I HAD WITH could fly. THE LAST ONE. Been so prim and proper for a long time past, ' Seemed to me, by Jinks, ’twas al ius goin’ to last! Had to go to Sunday School, reg’- lar, once a week; \ ’Spected me on other days to be quietlike and meek; Got so tired of sayiu’ yes’m, polite an’ with a smirk ’Stid of talkin’ back to folks— say, ’twas worso’n work. Couldn't sass my mother; had to mind my dad; Didn’t dast to lick a kid, an’ oh, S: 0 1 9 2 6 BY NEA S E R V IC E INC. but it was bad! Copyright. IV26. by M«tropoliun Ncwsptper Service Reckoned that I’d get some skates, ' i oy rercy Sit around and wait for fortune to a fur cap an’ a sled. Aniiie—and it laughs at you. SKJPPY \. An’ figgered on a tippet with flar ing ends of red. MY FATHeR IS Ivor fsOT H£ Mcper To SS I didn’t get a dod darned thing I ffTCDAK rA uT T te iTELLIGENCE TESTS wanted, not a toy. eoorcecCSR's A 3cor An’ the Sunday school’s rjward to ' (S o o s e fe y - VA • , A FRIPAY POPULAR ACTRESS me was a motto ’bout a boy f=ATH€R'S* A eoorL€GC “Well, did Santa Claus get to your house on time?’’ one man was heard asking a friend Saturday. Copyright,'P.'L. (aosby/jjg^ohnspn Featurea, Inc. | “If you mean on credit,” replied the friend, “ he did.” isei R e a !i3 ^ ! MORE ENDURING FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS 17'S’ 60T 7VOO VEC-BoT voA'ATS 7AAT 'WAY, v o o The mistletoe is put away, LOOk vxlUAT X BLADES AAi; A 70 A /^ICE BOOK UkE A o a j e s t ? g e e , COULDAST" UNDSSSTAWD The holly wreaths are down, 6 0 T - LOOK \WAAT 7WS ? WESe ARE EMEN But Christmas bills, the dealers R EAL BOAiE y o u OUSA'iA BE g l a d 7M.6)C LAW GUASE// I A- VJJAIT’LLSA AANDLE PO/O'n&D IN CAINESE say. VDL) v w oxzw ’r K A ilFE . SEE WAAY X AW’ SOLD \WAV Still stick about the town. 9o)2Ai IN CAIWA 7 How many of these questions are GOT/ A OVIEK IW CAIAlA.' you able to answer? Check your He’s gonna kill his chickens off. answers with the correct \ replies They’ve peeved him like the dickens. which appear on another page. 7 1— Who is shown in^the accomThe hens won’t lay for him, and so He’s laying for the chickens. panying picture? 2— What state is nicknamed theA battery is what he craved, / “ Buckeye State?” But then, his bill was large. 3— How many meters are thereHe couldn’t charge a new ope so The old was put cn charge. In a kilometer? — Does Utah have as many sen-, 4 We’ll soon make resolutions strong ators as New York? Don’t greet the thought with — Are Norma and Constance 5 laughter. Talmadge sisters? It isn’t making them that’s wrong, 6 ______Who wrote “ Paradise Lost? But breaking them soon after. 7 ______What was the-nationality of |e,82S BY NEA SERVICE. INC^ Eric the Red? He went out in the weather and 8 ______What state is representedHe got by an awful cough.. , — a sunflower? He’d worn his high-top shoc^', but van 9_What country is known as shucks. In co M plete “ Erik” ? The soles were all worn off. SALESMAN SAM 10?L-Who is the author of the NoTvUNfir Fo r B o 'i—-TH' WIFE- WPiVlT£> \ UlAHT T o . T o t e l l . play, “ The Immortal Thief” ? We heard of a young chap whose YoO To AT OOR HoOse. T l l Hoo g e t •T^iS ^ o o K \ ■&oO<»HT I HE. SETS AT mother would never allow him to W ITH have a dog’, so on Christmas he goes oh YoJK feet— RMD Yoor? clo 3be> Establishment of a training UlAVTtHCy folL ■VoO DpHK AT W *5.1&eG_ R U - OCCP(^i6fiS>" IT^ cbool in central Alberta for young and buys her a dog. No so dumb. fT.------TT Jewish farmers, similar to that 'flIL That being operated by the Federated At this season yen can’t tell oLouou'y' ■ NoTtf ^ CHJTTen.^ WW)/ Jewish farmers of Ontario, is un whether that feeling is appendicitis /5 fter . h p n k . 0OOK. aw-'to. * e>oLO '• der way. or mince pie. T?£PT — wnv jO I 1 k QU a WtLU ■)ToM) " " c s 1 I&7J- BY HAL COCHRANT teitetoME CooiCS CHEA? iiinumliiHMillli C 1928 BY NEA 8EBVICE. W C ^ By Fountaiue Fox WASHINGTON TUBBS U Family Stuff By Crane Ma n y a c o m m u t ^*^ f H e TRAIN T H IS MORNINS vlM£N ToCBLFM6D\\ 6REKT ^ h e . C O O I-D HAVE MAoe «T V\Ot— p^t l I \»0E POTHER HE12.E •sfi HiS h ands AND KNE£6 IVI ^=l o r i p a . -PO lE To . W P PAW b e ^n . 7V GOZ-V? (RE.AD THE STORY THEN COLOR THE PICTURE). Their thrilling trip through Santa The T'inymites clung to the NOW, C*MON. ileigh. The reindeer pawed upon Land they never will forget. That’s belr way, and all in all, it surely why they’re shouting loud today NOU'R t vas a very thrilling ride. Old agid having lots of fun at play. And Santa smiled a friendly smile, do they feel the spirit of the cause that was always Santa’s Christmas time? You bet. ityle. He knew that he would They dragged their sled upon a lurely be at everybody’s fireside. hill, and for a moment stood quite Of course, this all took place still. Then Scouty shouted Idud ast night, and now old Santa’s out to all the others, “Hop aboard!” »f sight. He called upon the The wildest scramble followed toys and girls and left them lots quick and they all thought the If toys. Right now we know that, sled was slick. As soon as they dess his soul, he’s headed back I were seated, “Here we go!” wee 0 his North Pole. He’s satisfied Coppy roared. hat he has spread a lot of Chrlst- And did they go? Oh, yes, In aas'joys. deed. The sled right quickly ,XAnd in the meantime all the gathered speed. And as they .and of Tlnymites were still on skimmed along the snow, there and. Today we find them riding came a boisterous roar. Then own a monstrous icy hill. Old Clowny shouted, “ Oh, what fun. lanta gave them all a sled for But, gee, our trip is just begun. I Ihrlstmas; then the old man said,. wonder if we’re safe and where our lalfaBBY MEA.BCIWCE.1wa_ Now please be careful so you do sled Is headed for!” k . <« Tontalne Fox, 19% BtH Syndittte) ot spill.” \' Th.e Tinles all feel good because (The Tlnymites land In a snow* [ ^e£ surely love old Santa Claus. bank In next story.). PAGE TWELVE Joseph Emonds ot Woodland “ Betty Jane’s Chrlstmaa’i-w lth Tonight at J:S 0 the Christmas CHRISTMAS DANCE street, a student at the Worcester a cast of more than fifty boys and entertainment for the children of HIGH SCHOOL HALL. Polytechnic Institute, Is home for girls, will be the attraction at the the Highland Park Sunday school,, TONIGHT 8.15 O’CLOCK the Christmas holiday^. Center . Conigregatlonal church this a branch of St. Mary’s church Auspices evening. The entertainment will school, will be held at the Porter Orford Parish duster, D. A. B. be given under the general' direc street district school. ' Paramount Orchestra I The second sitting of the Army tion of Miss Hazel Trotter, assist Admission, with refreshm^ts, 75c and Navy Club pinochle tourna ant to Rev. Watson "Woodruff. Mrs. R. H. Wirtalla, wife of Pa ment will be held tonight at 7:30 Miss Trotter has beer, ably assist trolman Rudolph Wlrtolla, return instead of the usual time on Fri ed by a large committee and . a ed to her home on Christmas Day, day evening because the latter program out of the ordinary Is an accompanied by her sister and her comes on New Year’s Eve ■ this ticipated. It will begin soon af new daughter, born several weeks ABOUT TOWN year. ter 6;3(]| p. m. In the parish hall. ago at her parents’ home In Hol yoke, Tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 4 Mrs. Gertrude Purnell of Brook Now Is The Time To Purchase Your o’clock the Girls’ Friendly society , Mrs. >f. F. Hutchinson and hiiss Christmas day at the hospital Mildred Hutchinson ot Bigelow field street spent Christmas with was brightened by the presence ol candidates will hold their annual her brother, Clinton Bissell of Christmas party In the parish street spent the holiday with rela» six Christmas trees given by Wil- tlves in Lynn, Mass. f Montclair, N. J.' -11am McKee of 32 Laurel street. house of . St. Mary’s Episcopal church. Each member Is request Winter Coat Or Frock, Every Gar ed to bring a 10 cent gift. Samuel Crockett of East Green »illMlilllilllllillllllHlllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllillllllllili»llllllllllllllllll»l wich academy. Bast Greenwich, R. I., Is spending the holidays with Mrs. John. R. Cogswell of Provi his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles dence R. I. Is spending the holi ment In Stock Has Been Reduced Crockett ol Birch street. Mr. days with her cousin, Mrs. Fay Crockett will return to his school ette B. Clarke of Main street. Men*s & Boys* next Sunday. The pageant, "The Eternal Stanley Bray ol Wadsworth Quest,’’ which ' as to be given by 25 Only street, who is studying horology the Epworth League of the South V in Philadelphia, Is spending the Methodist Church last night, was Winter Weather \ lioldays at hs home. postponed because of the storm and will be given next Sunday evening. A son was born Sunday morning In place of the pageant the regu to Mr. and Mrs. William McCollum lar Sunday evening service was of Jackson street. held. A pparel Dress Coats $XX)6XXX36XX)Oe36X%XS6X3£XX36S63e9$3CXSeXX56S636XXX3CX56^^ 2 and PILE SIZES FABRICS $ 16 to 46 WINNERS Furnishings 49.50 Kindly Check Up Your Tickets. Men’s Four Buckle ArcticsLee Unionalls and Overalls Values Up to $75 First Prize Ticket...... No. 3285 Men’s Felt Boots Men’s Lace Boots Second Prize T ick et...... No. 15978 Boys’ Arctics Beach Jackets and Vests I f y ou h a v e b e e n w a itin g u n til n ow to b u y Third Prize T ick et...... No. 15640 Boys’ Felt Boots Heavy and Light Weight Fourth Prize T ick et...... No. 16656 a winter coat we advise you to come in and Boys’ Rubber Boots Underwear Fifth Prize T ick e t...... No. 14422 Boys’ Leather Gloves andSilk, Silk and Wool Hose see these coats which we are offering, a t Sixth Prize T ick e t...... No. 4486 Mittjens Sheep Lined Shoes Seventh Prize T ick et...... No. 15181 $49.50. Deep rich pile fabrics—all sik lined Men’s Lined and Unlined Heavy and Light Weight Eighth Prize T ick et...... No. .16590 Gloves Sweaters —trimmed with luxurious fur collars and Bring in the winning tickets. cuffs. For the best selection come early — GLENNEY’S L. l BROWN & co. 1 the best buys will g o fa s t. Tinker Building. 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiHiiiiimiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiK...... COLORS FURS 'Brown Black Fitch Kit Fox Blue Red M. Beaver Squirrel MEN’S BOYS’ Gray Navy Platinum Wolf Fox Paw CLOTHING CLOTHING •S115 $35 and $50 $25 and $30 $20 and $25 SALE HULTMAN’S SALE Alterations Extra. COATS COATS COATS COATS Alterations Extra. NOW NOW NOW NOW AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE $75 $29.50 $19.50 Just think of purchasing % Girls! Here’s your oppoitun- These coats are sure to go sport or dress coat for only Ity ta get a high priced coat at quick at this price. Good look Coats in this lot suitable for $10.00? "We have only fifteen a great saving. In this lot ing dressy coats in the popular both dress and sport wear. All (15) of these winter coats to ALL THIS WEEK you will find pile fabric coats pile fabrics with fur collars the new, good looking sport sell at this extremely low price. luxuriously trimmed with bea and cuffs of platinum wolf, fox and dress fabrics In blue, brown Some are fur trimmed. 'We ver and squirrel. Colors: and squirrel. A wide assort tan, etc. Coats that will be as advise an early selection as gray, black and bj-own. Sizes ment of the winter shades. good looking ne.xt year as they they are sure to go quickly at Men’ s Suits Boys’ Suits 16 to46. Sizes 16 to 47. are now. Come early! this price. TWO PAIR TROUSERS ?25.00 ...... 117.95 GARMENT DEPARTMENT— SECOND FLOOR $27.50 ...... $18.95 $11.95 _____ $9.45 $30.00 ...... $20.95 $13.95 ...... $10.45 $14.95 ...... $11-45 $32.50 ...... $22.95 ONE TABLE $35.00 ...... $24.95 $ 1 5 .9 5 ...... $12.45 T W O BIG BARGAINS IN $37.50 ...... $26.95 $17.95...... $13.45 of $40.00 ...... $28.95 $ 1 9 .9 5 ...... $14.45 BLANKETS FOR TUESDAY ONE AND TWO PANT SUITS SIZES 7 TO 17 YEARS ■ \ DOUBLE Junior Overcoats G am es Students’ Suits $9.45 Mixtures $6.95 COTTON 111 $14.45 Blues . . . $9.95 1/2 price $22.50 ...... i.r.T..... $15.95 \l \V M $10.95 Chinchillas...... $8.45 $25.00 .:...™ ... $17.95 $14.95 Chinchillas ... .-..$10.95 $27,50 ...... $18.95 $15.95 Chinchillas ...... $11.95 BLANKETS $30.00 ...... $20.95 ALL OTHER $32.50 ...... •...... $22.95 SIZES 4 TO 10 YEARS ALL EXTRA PANT SUITS Regular Large Size Boys’ Overcoats \ $2.98 72x84 Inches Men’ s Overcoats Students’ Overcoats ... $8.95 $1.98 1/4 o ff Extra large size, 72x84 inches. White with blue, pink o r -t ^ bor $35.00 ...... $25.95 0?OCr C l Q ore $17.95 r.T.i.T.-, $13.45 ders. This is a dandy blanket value, the regular price is $2.98. Special ^2dO.UU . . .;.r. .r« J Apr while they last— $1.98. $37.50 ...... $27.95 i.i.i. .uT.Tr.r.T.T.T.i.t.i.i Friction Toys $40.00 ... $29.95 $27.50 I.T.T.-.:...... $21.95 $22.45 .r.T.i. $17.95 Dolls Doll Carriages $45.00 I.,.,. ...7.T.T...... ! $33.95 . BROWN BLUE GREY Toy Furniture $5.00 WOOL AND CO'TTON MIXED BLANKETS $3.98 HERRINGBONES MIXTURES AND PLAIDS $50.00 ...... $37.95 Autos Both the full and single “bed size. Only forty blankets to sell. Fif Structo Toys $55.00 $39.95 SIZES 17 TO 20 SIZES 11 TO 18 YEAtlS. teen full size blankets in assorted colors, and twenty-five single blankets in Beds Uncle Sam Banks plain white with sateen or webbing edge— size 60x80 inches. A few have colored borders. Unusually fine blankets at $5.00—bargains at $3.98! All Alterations E x tr a Ten Pin Sets MEN’S BOYS’ FREE Lamps DELIVERY CLOTHING CLOTHING Reduced DAILY ARTHUR L HULTMAN ANYWHERE (BASEMENT) , SO U TH -MR N CHESTER IC O N N • IN TOWN SALE 9 1 7 MAIN STREET SALE Alterations Extra. Alterations Extra, Boys’ Department Down Stairs ■\.