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■ ------■ y'-; - XBB WEATHER. ipRESS RUN AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATIOX Fair and tvarmer tonight. Friday OF THE EVENING HERAJLD rain, warmer. Chrlstmaa day fair for the month of November, 1926, and colder. 4 , 9 4 0 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS> Clasallled Advertialng oa Pag* • MANGHESTER, CONJjf., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1926. . 5. VOL. XLI.. NO. 71. . s t a le . •^1 ConB <»- VIGT’B EXPULSION CHRISTMAS PRODUCES i m I N V O K E S ' NEW “ MEANEST THIEF” Borrowing Santa’s Whiskers, 6D0 TIMES ALL Santiago, De Cuba, Dec. 23 FALL, SINCLAIR I’XHAS IS JUST Pardon Board Fills Mother’s ' (United Press).— The Report The latest applicant for the ers’ Association of this city, ha^ title of meanest thief has bean Stocking With “Lifer” Son passed a resolution requesting CUliSE ON KIDS LOSEnGHTTV found. The last one stole some EVE OF BATTLE the government to deport Frank one’s underclothes at the Rec. Davis, an American negro con This one is getting his Christ vict, who acted as assistant ex i F i m u i L n mas cheer for nothing. FOR INGRESS CONR BUS RUN ecutioner In three garrotings. ESCAPE TRIAL He steals Christmas wreaths Davis’ prison term will expire from the doors of houses. Sev shortly. eral residents of Clinton street Fifteen Million Miles Traveh The association’s resolution S w ^ rs Great Oath He Never have reported that wreaths Members Go Home Full of requests Davis’ expulsion on the Must Face Jury on Teapot hanging on their doors have ground that ever since he was been stolen. The thief does not ed By State Lines in 1926; discharged from the American Made Bet— Says Navin’s take the trouble to untie the Anxiety Over Rows Near Dome Charges, Justice decorations but cuts the cord ariny in 1898, after fighting in by which they are suspended. Over Five Hundred Vehi the Rough Riders with Roose- $10,000 Gift Was Fake; CJ)----^ ly Sure to Force Special vele, he has led a life of crime Daily Rules; Case to Be and, is bad influence in the cles Operated. country. Planned It, Says Navin. gin February 2. WEE DESK FOR Session of 70th. «>. BIG BEN ALUNG Hartford. Dec. 23— When the Ty Cobb in the following state Washington, Dec. 23.— Cpn- SWORDFISH TOO gress started home today to spend public service motor buses operated ment dictated to Bert Walker, Washington, Dec. -23.— Federal within the state of Connecticut Capitol Workers Who Alloted a vacation in a nervously fearful FAST FOR WHALE sports editor of The Detroit justice handed out a rather grim It to Him Never Saw New mood, and with most members con complete their runs for the year on Christmas present to Albert B. December 31. they will have travel Times, tells his side of the story Law Head. vinced that a special session can Fall and Harry F. Sinclair today not be avoided after March 4, ed about 15.000.000 miles or Licks Grampus in Homeric of the charges made against him. when it was decided the former next. 600 times the distance around the Fight at Fall River; Perma Hartford, Dec. 23.— The earth. Motor bus travel in the state By TY COBB physical proportions of Judge Also a third of the present ses nent KO. cabinet official and the oil mil sion is gone, and nothing concrete during 1926. broke many records, (As Told to Bert Walker) lionaire must stand trial for al Benjamin W. Ailing, New according to figures comniled by has been accomplished except the Fall River, Mass., Dec. 23— Augusta, Ga., Dec. 23.— “ Is Britain, the state’s attorney- lADuis Isakson, superlu. indent in there a God? I am beginning to leged conspiracy to defraud the general-elect, apparently are passage of three appropriation Three^ hundred passengers who charge of jitfieys for the Public doubt it. I know there is no grat government of valuable oil lands. still unknown to two work bills. For the rest of the time. saw it from the roartal liner Utilities Cominission. itude. Here I am. After twenty- The last Fall-Sinclair barrier to men at the state capitol here. Congress has occupied itself with •Priscilla were still talking Five hundred and six buses or two years in hard, desperate ^ and focing a jury was swept away this A new desk for Judge Ailing, piling up the most staggering ar about it today, the terrible other passenger vehicles ^®re in honest work, dismissed from base morning by Justice Jennings Bail who starts four years of ser ray of future fighting that any half hour battle between a big operation daring the J ball in disgrace without ever hav ey, sitting In the criminal branch vice for the state early next Congress, lame-duck or otherwise, swordfish and a grampus The machines traveled S.OOO.OOO ing a chan:e to face my accuser It of the District of Columbia Su month, .was carried into the ever faced. miles more in 1926 than in 1925, whale. 16 feet long, fought off preme Court, who denied- • ' a motion tioi State House today, together The cannonading will begin on here last evening. is enough to try one’s faith. January 3 when Congress re-as- and 238 miles of new routes were “ I am .‘randed as a gambler on to quash the indictment, entered with several smaller desks or put into service, swelling Connec The swordfish, with swift on a plea that the two men had sembles for the eight weeks of rushes and deadly thrusts, de hall games in which my club took dered for other offices. ^ ticut’s route mileage ror buses op part. I have never, in the twenty- been “ singled out for isolated per Instructed to take the at life that remain to it. The Repub feated the whale, which tried erated under the commissions two years 'I have be^n in baseball, secution.” Trial was set for , torney-general’s desk to the licans are fearful and the Demo certificates to 1,711, the greatest to kill Its adversary with tre made a single bet on an American February 2. proper office, the workman crats are hopeful that it will be in the history of the Industry. mendous blows o’’ its tall. Both Deny Guilt chose the smallest of the lot, so fierce that circumstances will Nearly All Street Car Type Helpless and bleeding, the League game. Immediately following Judge compel President Coolidge to call When it is considered that public grampus drifted against Stone “ I bet on the first two games in hardly big enough for a gram the world series between Chicago Bailey’s decision, Fall and Sinclair mar school boy of average the new Seventieth Congress Into motor transportation service on the bridge, connecting the main and Cincinnati in 1919 and lost were brought forward and'arraign- size and Installed it. Friends session immediately in order to highways is only a bit more land with the Island of Rhode both bets. Outside of, that I have €d. of Judge Ailing visited the of transact necessary business. The five years-old, the change in the Island, on which stands the never made a bet on a ball game. “•Not guilty,” said the former fice and asked which foot the Seventieth Congress will be more type of bus service rendered is city of Newport. anlri-administration than the dying “ These vague accusations that secretary of interior. judge would place on the nar “Lifer Jake” Pesendorfer and His Mother. startling, Mr. Isakson points out. When the body plumped “ Not guilty,” echoed Sinclair. sixty-ninth, with the insurgents Five years ago all the jitneys un against Stone bridge, Frank have driven me out of baseball row foot board. Berlin. N. J., Dec. 23.— A happy Christmas it is for Mrs. Louis Pesen- come from a man who is nothing Fall and Sinclair stand charged A man’s size desk will re ; and independents holding the bal der state license -were touring cars Barlow and an assistant, who dorfer, 75-year-old widow. ^ ,, , • • „ short of a blackmailer. , ‘Dutch’ with conspiracy to defraud the place it before Judge Ailing ance of control. For to the tiny home he bought her here by his earning in prison, while today only 25 of the 506 jit were painting the superstruc ture, got'out their painter’s Leonard peddled the letters he government in the leasing of the starts his labors. Biggest Fire in Senate her son. “ Lifer Jake.” has returned, freed after 25 years in the Eastern neys are touring cars and these are Teapot Dome reserve in Wyoming. Most of the bombardment will mainly used as auxiliary mail car ladder hooks and fastened to has to a Detroit newspaper and to Penitentiary, Philadelphia. A $400 purse was given him by his fellow Frank Navin, owner of the Detroit Ths government contends, as in center in the Senate. A dozen ma prisoners before he quit the penitentiary’s cold, gray walls. That indi riers. , the whale. the Fall-Doheny case, that the ex- jor investigations are In the .ards, The street car type of bus Is in A gang of men today got the ball club, before he finally sold cates what kind of record he made. ' * . t.. „ them to the American League for eecretary of the interior was with SELECTMEN NAME ranging In scope from the bribery “ Jake” was sentenced to death in 1901 for the murder of bis fa^er- vogue now, 334 being in operation. body ashore. out authority to lease the reserve charges against Senator Arthur R. 178 by independent carriers and $ 20,000. in-law. Later, his expisttion was commuted to life imprisonment. Dur Not a Squawker Biid in addition government coun- Gould, Republican of Maine, to ing his quarter-century behind the bars he became an expert wood-carver 156 by electric railways. There are Bel will attempt to prove that some COASTING STREETS the ability of huge corporations to and with his meager earnings supported his mother in the lonesome 147 parlor car type buses in use, ‘’That does not indicate that $230,000 in Liberty Bonds, yhich escape federal taxation by issuing world outside. And he won the respect of fellow convicts and prison the New England Transportation MILLION DOLLAR ‘Dutch’ was a reformer in the sin- figured in subsequent “ paper” oil stick dividends; from the alleged Company having 77, Independent -cere sense p£ the term. He car sales, were traced to Fall’s bank sale of federal offices in Southern ‘••^e’ll^use your prison purse as a foundation,’’ Mrs. Pesendorfer told operators 59 and railways 11. ried his secret for seven years be All types of buses now In opera fore springing it for a large sum account in El Paso. States, to the activities of the al him, “ and live down your prison record together” In Civil Court D esipate .Highways Where leged bread trust; from the hand tion have a total seating capacity of SCHOOL BURNED of money. I understand that his In the civil suit over Teapot ling of alien property to the real 11,826 persons divided as follows: first price was $30,000. I am not Dome, in which the government Youngsters May Slide condition of the American navy. Independent buses, 5,393; railway a squawker, but I do not want to sought to invalidate the Sinclair In addition to these, the Senate KASCHOLK SLAYER, buses, 4,454; and New England vindicate myself. lease. Federal Judge Kennedy in l3 to throw out Senator-designate BANK HERE TO PAY Transportation Cornpany, 1,893. Famous Ely Court Structure “ It is my opinion that, when Wyoming held that the lease was With Police Protection. Frank L. Sm^th, Republican of Illi There are fifty-three independent Tris Speaker and 1. were railroaded proper, advantageous to the gov- nois, when and if he presents his operators in the state, seven, rail out of baseball without being _al- ' ■^rnment, and negotiated without credentials, and it is to engage In 4 1 -2 P C . INTEREST SAYS M’DERMOn way company, bus lines, and one At Greeuyfich, WiUi Con- lowed to face our accuser, two of fraud. a bitter struggle ove;r another of steam railroad motorized subsi the hardest and cleanest of base The Board of Selectmen held a diary. - The-- number of i,passengers Subsequently, this declslan.. was special meeting yesterday after Mr. CooUdge’B appointments— Wtts, Destroyed. ball players went ouf. reversed by the circuit court, that of Cyrus E. Woods o f Penn carried will not be determined un “ I hope God will damn my dear noon at the Municipal building to til the companies file reports with ly beloved children and vent his Judge William S. Kenyon declar hear the report of-the Public Safe- sylvania to the Interstate Com- Accused State’s Itilormef of ing the lease was fraudulently ob miandiester Bank the Public Utilities Commission curse upon me if I ever did one ty committee on coasting on the i wooiis soou after January 1. Greenwich, Dec. 23.— Fire wiped tained and the government de highways. The board voted to i May Knock Out Wood dishonest thing in • baseball. I frauded. An appeal from Ken It appears not unlikely that Killing Mellett; Tried to Important Changes This Year out the Ely Court school here early fought to win every game in prohibit coasting on all streets ex Announces Increase To Changes in the industry this yon’s decision is now pending in Woods will fail of confirmation. today causing a loss of over a mil Which I appeared. To win ■was cept High street, west of Cooper, year were few but important. The lion dollars. Fire departments from the United States Supreme Court. School street, Woodland street. He will be opposed not only by a the dearest wish of my life. majority of the Democrats and In day-Business Good. Warn Editor. xhief event ■was the advent of the Portchester, Cos Cob and Sound “ It was my hope to break this Owen J. Roberts, government Garden street and Edgerton street New England Transportation Com counsel, said the court would be surgents on the ground that he Beach were called, hut the blaze story of the charges against me,, north from Center. pany, with seventy-eight buses op had gained suchi headway that the i asked to subpoena H. M. Blackmer To Be Posted was director of the Pepper-Fisher and not have it come out as it has. campaign in Pennsylvania, which Canton, O., Dec. 23— Pat Mc- erating over 486 miles of line. A structure audits contents were In July, 1926, in the Willard Hotel and James E. O’Neill, oil men, who Signs and lights will be placed The directors of the Savings change in ownership of the Con are believed to be in France. They cost nearly $2,000,000, but also by Bank of Manchester in acting upon Dermott, test! fling for his own destroyed. , „ in Wdehington, I met Judge Lan on these streets designated as necticut Motor Transportation The fire was discovered by Mrs, dis, baseball commissioner, and are -wanted for questioning in coasting reservations. Chief of Po the regular Republicans from coal life, r.hunted the slnyl'ig of Don Tl. Company, operating Hartford-New the dividend to be paid January 1 Peter Marks, living nearby. She no told him that ‘Dutch’ Leonard was connection with the Liberty Bond lice Gordon has told the board that producing states contiguous to McHelt. editor, onto the shoulders London lines' was effected by a transaction. Pennsylvania. Woods was form declared an extra dividend today at ticed a glare on the roof of the back In the east trying to sell a he will see that the coasting plac of Stove Kascho’;!:. state’s informer, stock transfer. Both this line and school and wakened her husband Colonel Robert W. Stewart, erly general counsel for Pennsyl the rate of per cent per year. at I he McDermott imirder trial to- the New England are controlled by letter I had written to him. I es are properly policed. who called out the fire department. believe I was the first t'o tell chairman of the board of the The danger of accidents while vania coal interests that have The total interest rate for this out-of-state interests. All Clothing Lost Judge Landis of it, for he appeared Standard Oil of Indiana, Colonel coasting has grown rapidly In re been seeking preferential freight quarter will be 4% per cent. “ When Steve told me of having The Hartford & Springfield A. E. Humphreys, oil man, and ex- The 100 girl students of the in to be surprised at the information cent winters, and they were found rates. The directors in making the an a job to ‘bump olf’ Mellett, I told Street Railway and the Collinsville- Senator Thomas of Colorado, The Lausanne treaty fight in stitution were oh their Christmas I gave him voluntarily at that attributable to children’s failure to nouncement said that busliiess is him he was craz,’ ,” McDermott t'-s- Unionville lines were abandoned Humphrey’s lawyer, also are to be vacations and only the housekeeper time. sense danger. The selectmen felt it the Senate promises to he ex good \fith the bank and that they l find in an euntionai voice. this year, while the Hartford & summoned by the government. tremely bitter and prolonged, with and two instructors were in the Conspiracy was up to the town to prdtect the expected to pay this interest rate “ I Telephoi'.’^d Mellett twice to Springfield Coach Company and the the outcome in doubt. building. Teachers and students “ I was not surprised at my dis youngsters and so ordered the during the next year. ’ .-arr- him if the Intenrted job.” Waterbury & Bristol Tramway Supply Bills May Fall In Be
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r — PLAN GRAH PROBE YOUNG HOWARD NOW Local Stocks S. T . S. CHRISTMAS SEA-WALL BUILDING INDIAN WARDS SICK, IN COOP IN MEXICO PROGRAM A SUCCESS NOT CRIMINAL ACT STATE INCREASES AID Late Christmas Buyers (Furnished b ; Putnam & Co.) OFAUENPROPERH Illness in Schaghigeoke 'IMbe will iiDd an excellent line still remainii^ of Nearly 200 Hear Pleasing En N o Law Under Whii^h to Pro At Kent Reservation Calls Arrested, After Giving Up . Bank Stocks. tertainment; Mistretta Pre ceed, So State ^Attorney For More Money. Fight With Dad, on Free City B’k & Trust------300 sented With Reward. Drops the Case. Both Parties to Share In In masons’ Decision. Conn. River Bank’g. .250 ' Hartford, Dec. 23.— Sickness in First Nat (Htfd) .. .230 Middletown, Dec. 23.— The West the small tribe of Schaghigeoke Mexico City, Dec. 23.— The Htfd Aetna Natl • .. .400 415 Mechanical Toys quiry Into Charges Hit Htfd-Conn Tr Co ...5 7 5 brook sea wall affair, which was Indians,' wards of the ^ate at the Howard family ol Massachusetts is Nearly two hundred students and dragged into the recent” state elec reservation in the town of Kent, Land Mtg & Title ... 65 in the limelight again. John C. Invited guests were present this tion campaign, was dropped today necessitated an increase of $200 in -AND- ting Both. Howard, the aged “ salad king" of Htfd Morris Plan B’k 115 morning at the School street Rec Phoenix St B’k Tr .. 400 by State. Attorney Ernest I. Inglis, the annual appropriations for their Haverhill, is in jail today, and two auditorium when the comedy, on the ground that thereds no way care by the state board of control ol his friends from Massachusetts Park St Trust .. .^ . .425 “ Keith’s Corner at Noon” , was pre do r ig h ts ...... 160 in which those Involved can be today. The State Parks and Forest Washington, Dec. 2 Si— A grow are keeping him company. sented by a cast of about fifty Trade punished under the existing laws. Commission is trustee of the In Yesterday the younger Howard Riverside Trust ....450 school students. The spefclal pro ing demand lor a thorough inves U S Security...... 420 440 Judge John R. Booth, of the Su dians’ property and also distributes Electrical Goods quit Mexico City announcing that gram was arranged as an appro tigation ol the alien property cus- Bonds. perior Court, agreed with th? their appropriations. Ntodian’s office swept through Con- he was through ^Ith his battles priate closing ceremony for Christ state’s attorney’s views,* Mr. Inglis with his aged father, but before he East Conn Pow 5 . . . 99 mas. It was a complete success, \ including^ Percolators, Toasters, Flatirons, Waving ^gress today in the wake of Comp Htfd & Conn'Vest 6s 95 declared, in' announcing his deci troller General McCarl’s report re and his companions had hardly 29§ even greater than had been -antici sion. Irons, Curling Irons, etc. Hart E L 7% ...... 290 pated. Both the orchestral numbers vealing numerous irregularities in shaken the dust of the city from Conn L P 5 % s ...... 109 110% Eugene Post, of Deep River, ABOUT TOWH the administration of the ?568,- their heels they were placed under Conn L P 7s ...... 116 and the selections by the chorus once a state highway department Fancy Vases, Christmas Tree Lights and arrest and brought back. were exceptionally good. 721,000 worth of enemy property Conn L P 4 % s ...... 95 foreman, was accused of having \ ' and Electrical Sets. seized during the war. The arrests are said to have fol Bria Hyd 5 s ...... 103% All of the characters in the cast built a sea wall at Westbrook with A marriage license was Issued With both Republican and Dem lowed a decision by an Informal Insurance Stocks. which was announced yesterday the aid of state highway depart yesterday by Town Clerk Turking- ocratic administrations of the of court of Masons,, which was asked Aetna Insurance . . . . 500 510 executed their parts well. 'Pheir ment laborers who were paid by ton to Robert Shaw, son of Mrs. Special, Children’s Small Wagons, 98c fice under fire, it appeared likely to arbitrate the Howard rumpus by Aetna L i f e ...... 500 510 capers and mannerisms at Keith’s the state as if they, were working Mary Shaw of 46 Adams street and the government, that the elder r that a non-partisan inquiry would Aetna Life full pd ..500 510 corner were true to life and pro on the roads. \ ' Sarah Mildred Rylander, daughter Howard was guiltless of anything be ordered by the Senate. Aetna-Life part pd ...440 voked much laughter from an at Mr. Inglis, admitting the use of of Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Rylander except a predilection lor marriage. Aside from McCarl's criticism of A utom obile...... 150 200 tentive audience. At the conclusion the state’s laborers, declared that of 12 Lydall street. the manner in which the alien When the younger Howard was Conn G eneral...... 1570 1600 of the roll call as the scene, was the action of Mr, Post do6s not arrested the police say they found property was handled, the Senate National Fire ...... 720 740 transformed into a regular class consliitute embezzlement and docs Miss Laura Gates, a freshman at Home Variety Store took notice of the charges of Sen rifles, pistols and ammunition in Htfd Steam B oiler.. .640 660 room, the name of Jimmy Mistretta not answer to the statutory de his possession, as well as a letter the School of Religious Education, ator Borah, Republican of Idaho, xHartford Fire ...... 495 510 was unexpectedly called. He was scription of a fraud. With nothing Boston University, Is spending the DEPOT SQUARE that "fraud, graft and theft” ex urging him to kidnap his father. xP h oen ix...... 480 500 presented with a combination pen on which to base prosecution, Mr. No decision has been reached yet Christmas vacation with her par isted in the office. Borah, however T ravelers...... 1160 1180 and/pencil set and a photograph Inglis finds there is no use in push as to whether young Howard will ents, Mr. and Mrs. Olin Gates of saaaeaiiaoatiatm opposed any inquiry which would Public Utility Stocks. of the football team as a reward ing the case further. Highland Park. not include authority to take be merely deported from Mexico or Conn Power C o ...... 320 for his coaching efforts during the whether he will be charged with steps toward the punishment of Conn L P 7 % ...... 112 past season which marked the in TAXI KILLS TWO GIRLS Workmen In the employ of the plotting to kidnap. The lather re Conn L P 8% ...... 120 those guilty. auguration of the sport at the Trade ON WAY TO WORK Manchester Electric Company in cently married a Mexican woman. Gr’ch Wat & Gas pfd.105 I Scores ol Charges School. stalled lights at the Center Springs ! The comptroller-general listed Hart E L ...... 340 Following is the program as Warren, R, I., Dec. -23— Miss park skating pond today for the scores of irregularities, . although xHart Gas c o m ...... 74 J enacted: Jeannette Germaine was killed and town. The ice is in fair condition he concluded his report by saying NOTICE OF CITY NAME xHart Gas p f d ...... 49 RIALTO 1. — Orchestral Selections. her companion. Miss Angelina Car- for skating. that he found everything properly So N E Tel C o ...... 153 2. — Orchestral Selections. dente, was injured when they were xConn Elec Serv pfd. 66% TWO FEATURES TODAY AND TOMORROW accounted. 3— Keith’s Corner. struck by an automobile today. The Members of the Manchester, ; Some of his complaints were: PETITION MADE TODAY Manufacturing Stocks. 4— Class |Room at Trade School—automobile was a taxicab driven Country club will enjoy an Infor I Statements ol individual trust xAm H ardw are...... 85 Roll call by Frank Duffy of Providence. The accounts were “incomplete” and American Silver . . . . 30 mal Christmas dance at the club “ Dangerous* Friends” 1 Judge Nickerson Orders Those Current events girls were on their way to work. on Wednesday evening, December j as “ published in the annual reports Acme Wire ...... 10 Affected to Appear Before Song— The Bells ol St, 29. Mr. and Mrs. C. Read Rich Two Mlsniateil Couples Furnish a Gale of Laughter ' were inaccurate by several mll- Billings Spencer pfd — Mary’s TERMINATES RECEIVERSHIP General Assembly. ardson of Elwood Road are in in This Delightful Farce with T. ROY BARNES anil ! lions of dollars.” Billings Spencer com ■— Mr. Volquardsen and Chorus OP CONNECTICUT BREWERIES Bigelow-Htfd com . . 80 charge of this dance. 1 The interest income on trust Violin Solo— Lawrence Decker. MARJORIE GAY. funds was “ withdrawn from the Judge Leonard .. Nickerson of Bristol B ra ss...... 7 Bridgeport, Dec. 23.— Assets of the Superior Court today warned Song— Moonlight and Roses. treasury and deposited in 24 Collins Co ...... 13.7 Connecticut Breweries company to all persons affected by a change in xColt Fire Arms . . . . 28 Mr,. Volquardsen and Chorus banka apparently in violation of Reading— Carroll Hurlburt. taling ^30,000 were turned back law.” the title of Manchester from the Eagle Lock ...... 112 BUCKINGHAM Fafnir'Bearing...... 90 Trio— Banjo, Saxophone and to the directors of the corporation j “ Excessive amounts were paid .Town of Manchester to the City of today and a four-year receivership “Moran Of The Mounted” Manchester to appear before the Hart & C o o le y ...... 190 Plano for attorneys’ .lees, commissions to was terminated by Judge John W. General Assembly on the second xint Silver pfd ...... 102 107 Mr. Hanna, James Adams, Leon There was a good attendance at A Tale of Courage Versus Treachery with the Un depositaries and other expenses.” ard Kingman. Banks of the Superior Court. Employes of the office “ com session day. The order followed xint Silver c o m ...... 96 1 0 0 the annual meeting of the church tracked Wilderness for a Background. It’s ScMue- j Tableau— “ Old Black Joe”— Mr. pletely ignored” acts of Congress a presentation of a warning to XJewel Belting pfd . . 80 on Monday evening. The Ladles’ thing to at, STARRING REED HOWES. Roscoe— Mr. Volquardsen. placing limitations on expenses Judge Nickerson that a petition is xLn’drs Frary & Clark 87 BANKRUPTCY PE’nTIONS Aid society furnished a bountiful some taking “ vacation trips” at 1 to be placed before the General As- Mann B’man Class A. 19% supper at 6:30.., SELECTED SHORTER SUBJECTS sembly requesting such a change. Mann Bo’man Class B 9 the expense of the trust funds, New Haven, Dec. 23— Morris The result of the.election of of oiikmh mane the iiiTiie pay The order appears in the adver xNew Brit Mach pfd. 102 STOCK AT 92,000 A SHARE ficers Was the re-election of the tising columns of today’s Herald. New Brit Mach com .. 16 Bernstein and Harry Brown, trad for their private automobiles. FOR FIRST TIME IN HISTORY ing as Bernstein &Brown, clothiers, present Incumbents. Wells A. I Some goveniiuciu employes re- • The petition was drawn up in Niles Bt Pond new . . 18 Strickland, trustee for three years: 5 TUBE RADIO SET GIVEN AWAY . North & J u d d ...... 2 1 of 1358 Main street, Bridgeport, 'celved payments from trust funds Judge William S. Hyde’s office Burton J. Bell,.A;lerk; Charles G. Niles Bt Pond pfd . . 80 New York, Dec. 23.— F«r the today I'lled^ voluntary petition in TOMORROW NIGHT IS THE NIGHT in addition to their federal salar yesterday and was signed by bankruptcy without schedules. Strickland, treasurer. The treasui- Charles W. Holmaiv Thomas Fer J R Montgomery pfd. — first time In the history of the New ies, in apparent violation of York Stock Exchange, transac Judge Edwin S. Thomas named er was presented with a fountain law. guson and John J. wallett. This J R Montgomery com. — Pratt Whitney pfd . . 85 tions were made today at $2,000 Harry Friedman, of Bridgeport re pen and pencil by the pastor Julius formally brings the question be ceiver. Bernstein & Brown them G. Appleton in behalf of the Buck fore the General Assembly. Peck, Stow & Wilcox 22 for a share of stock. The record Russell Mfg Co . . . . 58 breaker was Texas and Pacific land selves asked the receiver, declaring ingham church which was greatly KASCHOLK SLAYER, xSmyth Mfg C o ...... 330 trust, which jumped 200 points to their business is worth substantial appreciated. ' FRIEDMAN IS FREED xStanley Works com. 75 77 $2,000 a share. Earlier in the year ly $50,000, Abraham Kutzenogy, About two hundred parents and McDe r m o t t s a y s Stanley Works pfd .. 27% the land trust certificates sold at of 776 North Main street, Water- friends were present in the church Scovllle Mfg Co .... 61% $510. Atlantic Refining held the bury, dry goods mercha.^t, also fil vestry Wednesday evening at the IN BOXER’S DEATH Standard Scre\^ ....1 0 5 former record, with transactions at ed a voluntary bankruptcy peti children’s Christmas exercises con Today and tion here today. His liabilities are t xTorrlngton...... 67 $1,575 a share. sisting of recitations and short (Continued from page J) U nderw ood...... 46 $6,560 and his assets $1,600. plays under the direction of Har Cirfele Pur.’ilist Who Fought French U S Envelope pfd. . . .108 What Zit? old Wright, principal, of the Buck I Tom orrow was from, but you disappeared?” man in Fatal Bout Released Union Mfg. Co...... 27 Has Dope Cure ingham school. The ryoting people “ I 'suspected it was from Steve Whitlock Coll Pipt . . 20 of the Sunday school -helped out in DOUBLE FEATURE BILL Kascholk.” On a Nolle. X Ex Div. the singing to make the two-hour I “ Did you suspect what the tele x.x—Ex stock dividend. JT program an enjoyable affair, Santa LEW TELLEGBN ■ gram said?” Hartford, Dec. ,23.— The state’s Claus made his appearance at the -ALMA RUBENS case against A1 Friedman, light V > •* “SIBERIA” “ That it meant 'Get out of close of the program and he gave] EDMUND LOWE In town’.” heavyweight boxer of Rosllndale, orders to distribute the presents “ Why did you have to get out Mass., who was held on a technical from the fine Christmas tree. COMPANION FEATURE of town?” charge of manslaughter as a result N.Y. Stocks “ I was afr^d of getting ‘fram of the death of Charles Pequilhan, Martin Harvey in “THE ONLY WAY” ed’ for something I didn’t do— French boxer, after a bout hero on that’s what they’re doing to me Tecember 14th was nolled in Police The Most Dramatic Love Sacrifice Ever F U m ^ . High Low 2 p. m. now.” f Court today. ADDISON . 40% 40% 40% Previously a coroner’s report had .\t Gulf W I CONTINUOUS exonerated Friedman. The French Am Sugar Ref: ' 83 83 83 SPECIAL Two farmers were after cornfod. V man’s death was termed “ a mis Am T % T .149% 149% 149% CHRISTMAS Saturday 2 :1 5 to. 1 0:80 PARENTS OF CHILDREN, 49 der which they loaded on a sled adventure” and “ accidental.” Anaconda . 49% 48% PROGRAM Am Smelt .145% 144% 145% and the mice would scamper for N)9 ID 9 another hiding place A small snow GAS VICTIMS, RECOVER COMPENSATION AWARD 109% .101% - 101% 101% bird darted down and had a scrap New Haven, Dec. 23— Mrs. Ag Atchison . . . .170% 166 169% with a mouse. The result of the Bridgeport, Dec. 23.— Mr. and ues Lynch, whose husband was Balt & Ohio .108 107% 107% fight was in favor o f the snow-bird Mrs. A, C. Ayre, whose five chil killed by a rallr..aJ train at Wal Beth St "B ” . . 48 47% 48 who killed the mouse and flew dren were killed in their home by lingford on October 12, was today Chill Cop .. . . 34% 34% 34% away with the little animal in his escaping gas,■'will recover from granted a compensation award of .110% 110% 110% bill. This-happened this week.^ \ the effects of being overcome by ?14 a week for 312 weeks. Lynch . 45% ■44% 44% gas themselves, according to hos was a collector employed by the Ches & Ohio .165 163% 165 pital authorities this afternoon. Hadley Furniture/Co., of New Hav Can Pacific . .168% 167% 168% The parents recovered conscious en, at $28 a week when »he met MANCHESTER MEN '^.iweuctD Erie 1st . . . . . 53% 53 53% 'MeTROPOLITAN ness today for the first time, They death while on his way to collect Gen Asph ...... S5> 85% 85% Appreciate Gifts PICTURU CORPORATION installments due on furniture from h%^e not yet been told of the Gen Elec . .. . 87% 86%, 87 Bought at deaths of their children. Wallingford families. Gen Motor . . .154% 153 154% A Romantic, dramatic, thrilling, Gt North pfd . 82% 81% 82% George H. Williams 111 Central . . .123% 123% 123% Johnson Block tenseful, absorbing western photo Kenn Cop . . . 62% 62% 62% Bova Here is the man whose 15 years of play— A beautiful love story su ^MARGUERITE Inspira Cop . . 26 25% 25% perbly developed and ln'terprete^l Marine pr . . . 39.% 38% 39% reasearch have produced what is ’ d r u m o t t e . j . claimed to be a sure cure for nar by a cast of all-star screen players. ’ FAMEUMACDOIMLO Norfolk Wet .160% 150% 160% STATE CAFE AND y 80 80 cotic and alcohol addiction. He is • Il JA C K HOXIE I CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS I North Pac . . . 80% 'MWTuirWnLM.RnCHir N Y Central . .143% 141% 142% A. S. Horovitz, Austrian bio-chemist Delicatessen Lunch nwM TM rranv who perfected narcosan. a com THE WORLD’S coMTHcy RymcooKR N Y N H & H . 44% 43% 43% Chas. Kuhr, Prop. BIK»CT(0 SV Pam Am Pet . .66 ee 66 pound which neutralizes any toxic Come to Williams For Your substance taken into the body. Only 20 Bissell St., So. Manchester GRE.^TEST WESTERN; GEORGE B. JEiTZ a Pennsylvania .57 66% 56% People G as'. . 128% 125 128- one of 366 cases given treatment Regular Dinners Served - PHOTOPLAY Gifts For Men Pierce Arr . . . 23% 22% 23% under the supervision of prominent neurologists fell short of suciJesg. 11.30 a. m. to 2 p. m. Press Steel . . 40% 4C% 40% Sandwishes and Light Rep If & St . . 56% 56% 56% Narcosan contains no active drugs, Reading . 99% 98% 98% Now If you were a zebra or a wilde but is composed of non-specific Lunches at all Honrs. SHIRTS Chi R Is & P'a 70%, 69% '70% beest on the African veldt and saw proteins and water-soluble vita- All Kinds of Cold Soda. South P.^c . . .110% 109% 110 this stfange' creatyre approaching mines. His experiments were Near Beer bn Draught. A New Shipment Arrived Today. up made on Welfare Island New York Advertise in The Herald— ^It Pays So Railway . .121% 121 121% what would you do?. So do some Fresh Made Cider. Priced ...... $ 1.50 St Paul ____ . 8% 8% 8% o f the zebras! Actually, it’s nothing City. Studebaker. . 56% 55% 55% but two bushraen who were encoun Union Paolflc 163% 163 163% tered by the Denver expedition UMBRELLAS JEWELRY U S Rubber . . 62% 61% 61% stalking game under the camoufiage $2.00 FOR MEN U S Steel . . . .157% 156% 157% of an ostrich’s feathers and stuffed; And Up OVERCOATS Westinghouse> 69% 69% 69% neck. SHOES $25.00 $3.95 And Up STATE Today, Tomorrow and Saturday And Un HANDKERCHIEF SCARFS 25c $2.25 And Up Make Your SPECIAL HOLIDAY PROGRAM And Un V SLIPPERS X .SOCKS $2.00 SELECT And Up New Year’ s Eve And Up SUSPENDER ACTS VAUDEVILLE ACTS GLOVES BELTS Reservation Today At Christmas Day Continuous 2:15 to 10.30. ?1.95 TIES Evening Prices. - And Up $ 1.00 SPECIAL FOR THE CHILDREN GARTER SETS And Up T h e FRIDAY AFYBRNOON H A Suit or Overcoat is an approiimte gift. It may A CHRISTMAS TREE ON the STAGE «be purchased on our 10 payment plan. SANTA CLAUS WILL CUVE AWAY PRESENTS OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK. HOTEL BOND \ H artford RESERVE YOUR SEATS FOR THE NEW Y EAR’S EVE MIDNIGHT SHOW ALL NEW ACTS THERE IS GOING TO \George H, Williams SELECT PRESENTED AT THE LOADS V)F F tN . "Johnsoit Block m i 6 n i g h t s h o w Songs, Novel^es, Surprises ^^Evexyhody^s Qoing*^ ACTS VAUDEVILLE ACTS
7)' trol by Milford - llrenien. The In- TALL BOY SCOUTS .. . flammabre;‘‘Btiiff cQuld' be seen blaa- Seattle— Boy Scouts-here have, XMAS PAGEANT * - ing for miles-aWbind bnt the flre- organised a tall boys’ leagued There Father*s Credo ipen succeeded in pri^ventlng the are 23 Boy Scouts here ranging Im fire reaching the Clark dwelling and height from 6 feet 2 Inches to 6 feet' PLEASES CROWD other buildings. , '3 inches. .' ____ Daughter In Shadows \ . j :
Maud IngersoU Heard from Gol, “Bob” Her Miss Calhoun’s Production Philosophy of Love and Home; Attracts Crowd to Cheney She Remains Placid. HaU.
By GENE COHN (^herself a figure in such a sordid tragedy. One of the most colorful enter New York, Dec. 23.— “ The one He had idealized marriage above tainments ever seen In Manchester There* are so many gifts suitable for the home we hardly know which would bd all things and love had been made was the Christmas pageant^ Pre thing constant; the one peak that best! You are the judge, come in and make your selection tonight. You can pay for by him a thing of greatest beauty. sented by the Recreation Cfenters it next year if you wish. W e offer below a few last minute suggestions. ' ’<• rises above all clouds; the one Both Happy and the Town Playars at Cheney star that darkness cannot quench Both of his daughters had been hall last night in Ihel presence of a — that Is woman’s love. Such love reared on this fare. Eva, the old large crowd. The pkgeant is the is a transfiguration. It ennobles, er, Bad married many years before work of Miss Ruth Calhoun of the — and most happily. The Colonel’s West Side Rec and is original glorifies.’’ „ As a child, Maud Ingersoll married life has been a perfect al- throughout. learned this idealistic concept of li&IlCG* The pageant depicted the ap womanhood, love and loyalty at His Ideas of child rearing were pearance of the angel who inform the knee of her famous father. most modern, ile believed in .giv ed (the shepherds in the fields that Col. Robert G. Ingersol, the great ing them utmost freedom and the Messiah was born, brought the free thinker whose lectures and neither Maud nor Eva had known shepherds through their wander writings established a world-wide commands, rebukes or resorts to ings to the cradel at Bethlehem. school of agnostic thinking. punishment. Modern scenes were also paint Achieves Ideal The free-thinker bad taught ed, one in particular showing how And now In the autumn of life, them to be as feminist minded as Christmas places people in all ■with domestic tragedy at the his preachments. One of his vio classes of life on the same plane. threshold which her father held lent disagreements with the Bible The conflict between the virtues Xmas End Table; more sacred than a shrlre, Maud had been on its attitude toward and the spirits of evil was a stir “Show-Off” Chairs ^ Modern Priscilla women. He would not accept a For M other Ingersoll Probasco has achieved a ring scene. $28.00 $9.20 $4.50 fulfillment of his ideal. man’s world, lie saw no reason Those who took part in the She has been patient with an why any parents or sects should pageant were members of the -Rec erring husband over a period of make their prayers for male' off dancing clashes and the Town. For Sweetheart time and today, as he lies with spring alone. Players. The affair was directed Smoking Gate Leg Tables body bullet-riddled and scandal When they were old enough to by Miss Calhoun and Miss Marjorie In Mahogany screeching from front pages of understand, the colonel’s daugh e. Geary. Stand the newspapers, she Is at l^ls bed ters received such teachings as I $i9.50 side, forgiving, understanding. The III68O • CHRISTMAS “ It Is more Important to build a MANCHESTER LUMBER CO: 98c law demanded a bond and she of Mahogany Finish fered the old Ingersoll home as home than a church. “ The home where virtue dwells ■ - SBCurlf y. NEW OFFICERS ELECTED I If he recovers, life will start with love Is a Illy with a heart of FLOWERS again, for them at the point of Its fire. > “ The worst phase of Tolstoy s abrupt Interruption. There will be Contractors and Business Men Xmas Candles . ^ no acrimony, no censure— only ‘Kreutzer Sonata’ Is his declara O GIFT better expresses that tion that a husband can by force Entertained at Dinner Last All Colors \ Parlor M irrors...... $2.98 that all-encompassing understand devotion and love you feel to ing left her as a father’s heritage. compel his wife to love him. Love Night. N 50c, box of six Buffet Mirrors — .. — $7.50 The tragedy that marked Maud is no child of fear! No love can ward your Mother, your Wife or be maintained by compulsion. It The formal opening of the Ingersoll Probasco as one of its your Sweetheart than a bouquet of outstanding figures was enacted In is not subject to the will of hus Manchester Lumber Company’s a costly Park avenue suite. bands, kings or God. It Is the new office on Center street was beautiful flowers or blooming The exact scene Is a bit obscure. perfume of the heart! held last evening. About one plants. Let not Christmas pass Those records compiled by the law Her BeUef hundred contractors and promi indicate that Probasco had become "Those truly married are neith nent local business men were without this thoughtfulness! enamored of Mrs. Robert H. Inger er master nor servant. Love Is present. r soll. wife of the aged millionaire not a convict to be detained by The Manchester Company open watch manufacturer. bolts and chains. It Is the highest ed its new office In July and It expression of liberty. It neither was planned to have the formal Yuletide Decorations His Story / ' Probasco, from his hospital cot, commands nor obeys. opening then. However, the usu has made the statement that he •’Men and women desire each al business rush for that time of ‘ had broken with Mrs. Ingersoll and other and this Is a civilized condi the year, made it Impossible. Con Xmas Trees and Wreaths had intended to return to his wife. tion. The difference between the sequently the affair was postpon He received a phone call from Mrs. sexes Is that with man, desire Is ed until last night. Phone 1088-2 Smoking Cabinets Table Lamps Ingersoll urging him to come at the foundation of love, and with The guests were treated to a women, love is the foundation of 1 once. There was a quarrel. He chicken salad dinner served by $3,50 to $2(K00 $9.95 said he was leaving for the last desire. Urbano Osano, Manchester’s prem time. Then, he says, Mrs. Inger “ The sins of man cannot justly ier chef. After the feast, several soll brought his overcoat. Beneath be put at the feet of women. Wom solos were rendered and a quartet Store Open Thursday and Friday Evenings it was concealed a gun. She fired an Is always better than man. consisting of Edward Taylor, C. “ O f. all passions that can take Elmer Watkins, Robert Treat and ' ., . ' and theh again and again, he con I ‘ * ■ • - • cludes, rushing Into her bedroom possession of the heart jealousy is Herman Montie also favored with and ending her life. He staggered the worst. It transmutes the gold several numbers. if T H E;-.F,LO R 1 S T to the phone and called his wife. Into the very dross of shame and The party was voted a big suc \ Maud Ingersall Probasco found degradation.” cess. G. E. Keith Furniture Co., Inc. him unconscious, took him to the THE FLORIST^ hospital and whispered hopeful How strangely the words of the Corner Main and School Streets, messages that would aid him In father weave into the pattern of RED MEN’S ACTIVITIES Hotel Sheridan Bldg., South Manchester Phone 121 his fight to live. And there the tragedy faced by the daughter! so^^ld tragedy halts temporarily. And reading them, perhaps you will understand how Maud Inger Miantonomoh Tribe of Red M-m Ironic indeed It Is that a daugh soll Probasco, of all women, was will confer the Hunters and Warri ter of Col. Ingersoll' flhould find fitted to face such a tragedy. ors degree on a class of ten Pale faces tonight. The communication .vill be held In Tiul:er Hall and will ■\ ■ • ,'v'^V CHICKEN SELECTS start promptly tit T:15. Tomorrow ni.ghi the w'-'.^ep of NOVEL ROOST BUT tho watch guessing •''ntest will be k'a''ied. All those who have tickets Sw eet Girl on this contest are requested to PAYS PENALTY turn them in to Wil’.iam C. Sch.eldge tonight or tomorrow Thoughtfulness I Scout night at the latest. Tlic members “ Why does a^ chicken cross the ■will be given, a g< t d time at the road?” is a conundrum that has club <.n Bralnard Place tomorrow News been asked so many times it is tiresome to listen tO' but John Conlon, well known local milk dealer, has a better one that is CHRIS'TMAS PARTY AT far from Irritating. Here is It: SON SHOOTS FATHER TOWN FARM “Why will a chicken select the rear axle of a truck for a roost TO PROTECT MOTHER More than 50 of the local Girl and stay there while the truck Is Scouts from troops In different being driven to Coventry and back sections of the town, gathered last with the mercury flirting around New York, Dec. 23.— Joseph night at the town farm on Middle zero?” Arcldicono, 21, shot and killed his Turnpike and brought a bit of father early today In their home In No, this Is not a fairy tale. It t Christmas cheer to men and women Is based on facts and Mr. Conlon Grant City, Staten Island, after the who abide there. The elderly folks says he will gladly put the bird on el4er Arcldicono, police were told, were notified a day or so ahead exhibition for any who disbelieve had threatened to slash his wife’s that they must all be on hand Wed it. He feels certain that one look throat. nesday evening. Accordingly after at the chicken with Its covering of After firing six shots at his supper they gathered In the dining black greese will be enough to father, four of which took effect, room and expectantly waited for convince even the most doubtful. the boy surrendered to police with their young guests. It happened this way: the laconic announcement that “ I The girls gave a splendid pro The Conlons have three chick have Just killed my father.” gram which included exhibitions of ens. A few morning ago Mr. Con their scout work, recitations, sing lon decided to kill one of them. TANK OF RESIN MAKES ing of Chrstmas carols and other When he went after the chicken, GLORIOUS BIG BLAZE 1 entertaftilng stunts. he discovered that one was mis V Four of the little Brownies, the Orange, Dec. 23.— Sparks from ■ '■'1 sing. Later when Tommy Arm 'i* . younger girls In the scout organi strong, driver of the milk truck, hot ashes early today set fire to a The Gift o f Candy t : i zation were present and they were »• returned from his regular morning tank containing 25 gallons of resin, '-'fS the ones chosen to pass around the • j!^ trip to Coventry to get milk, a on the farm of Walter E. Clark and gifts as the names of the men and i loud cackling was heard. for a time a serious fire was >• - women were called. The Brownies IT SPLENDIDLY expresses that spirit of friendship ‘vVll also contributed Hershey chocolate For a few minutes, neither threktened before placed under con- Conlon nor Armstrong could make you want to show around Yuletide. Your Christmas t ■ •"IS bars and the older Scouts gave to i each of the old folks an envelope out where the sound came from. card in a box of luscious chocolates will help make a mer containing a card of Christmas But the chicken was Inslstant on rier Christmas for several friends. " 3 greeting and a bright new silver announcing his arrival, or per coin, also a package of otiier good haps safe return would be more ap GIVE A— - f things. Among the gifts was a bas propriate. So he once more sent Whitman’s, Art Style, Town Talk, ket of rosy red apples. Everybody forth his greetings and this time had a thoroughly happy tlmd. was discovered perched on the rear Troop n i axle of the Reo truck. He was Schrafffs Chocolates The girls of this troop held an covered from head to foot with especially Interesting meeting on black greese and dirt. Piano Maxine Cherries Xmas Hard Candy, December 20. Following the an Armstrong was amazed. He said nouncement that nominations were he drove from the house on Trot In order for new patrol leaders, and ter street to Murphy’s restaurant, corporals, they were elected as fol back home again, and then out to De Vilbiss Perfume ' Atomizers . lows: Luella Larder, leader of Pa Coventry and back. During this trol I; Genevieve Eddy, corporal, time, he made several stops but Perfumes Compacts Toilet Waters and Dorothy McCullum, leader, of said he did not see the chicken. If Bench Patrol II, with Jessie Morgan act the fowl did Jump off for 1 ing as corporal. breathing spell. It must have hop Individual Ivory Pieces The girls then went through the ped back on again before the FOR CHRISTMAS second class test, and the meeting “ train” started. ended with the presentation of a And, what’s more, the chicken : prize to Luella Larder, by Mrs. enjoyed the ride backwards. At A beautiful piano bench is Christmas Candle Sets — ... .25c to $1.00 Hawley for entering the best dress least he was In that position when a gift that lasts. Wo have ed doll In the Rag Doll contest discovered that there wasn’t room a new and varied stock, in the enough on the axle for him to newest styles, at most reason- Pipes, Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco FAKE COPPER COMPANY turn around without a great risk ^able prices. GETS MANY VICTIMS of meeting bis doom. Bench ^cushions also make acceptable gifts. A complete Give one o f the new Ingersoll Collai* Pens Rochester, N. Y., Dec. 23— Po assortment to choose from. lice today were busy listing the store Closed at Noon Saturday— Xm as Day. victims of the “ Canadlan-Americgn ANTI-JEWISH RIOTERS QUELLED BY SOLDIERS Copper Refining Company,” 'who v//-' bought hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of stock which, ac London, Dec. 28.— Several, per cording to the authorities. Is sons were wounded during a clash worthless. Bryhl Wheeler, secre between troops and antl-Jewlsh tary and treasurer of the “com rioters at Blausenburg, Hungary, pany” told police his general of said a Central News dispatch from s Budapest today. * Cavalry and ma fices were in Montreal, but a check ."PIANO TUNING" up showed the concern was not chine gun detachments were called ^ known there. out and fired upon the rioters. '\ t
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United States cannot now or per log|rlBm and we will be able to 'con IRawrfiM ftfr t haps for a long time abandon the duct all our commerce with South Islands to their fate; that the peo America in one airplane making # ~ I ..Ettpntng H fralb ple of the islands should, neverthe one trip a year. , ( . / ‘ ” PUBLISHED BY. XHO HERALD PRIHTINP CO. less, be allowed a greater degree of ^ Founded by Elwood 8. Bln autonomy than they now enjoy, be NO g a g g i n g . urn LAST- MINUTE; GIFT ^ Oct. 1. 188- cause it is certain that no. nation This is a time of peace. Every V-X-' ^^ery Erenlns Except Sunday* and Holidays. can acquire full capacity for self, citizen has an absolute right to ex. BY DORNEY DUTOHBR Entered at the Poet OOce at Man* press his views on public questions cheater as Second Class listl Matter. government while It is ruled by a You Cm T^ck Under Your Arm .and ' Washington, Dec. 23.— Some day SUBSCRIPTION RATES’ By Mall strong alien hand; that the mili without either charge or intimation Blx dollars a year, sixty osnta a tary government which we have im that to so express them renders soon your Uncle Samuel may stop , month for sbortsr psyluda . posed on the Filipinos bo straight putting guns in the bands of gun Take Home Tonight *' / ' By carrier, slghtcsn ,eota - week. him disloyal to his country.^ At men who shoot np bis ppaceffnl Sl..gla coDlSA < ro* oents.^ way done away with and replaced tempts by government officials, no citizens. ' I SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE* IF you have left your Christmas shopping to the last minute, ' SBNTATIVB. HamlUon-De Ltoser, by ' a civilian advisorship; and, matter how highly placed, to re . An act which will bar pistoli and here are a few suggestions that will help you out. You can easily Inc.. 85 West 43d Street, N#w \o»k above all, that the under-cover pro buke such expressions of opinion revolvers from the United States and *18 North Michigan Arenu*. carry a^ny of'these beautiful gifts home tonight. Hundreds and ject of the rubber interests to sep as that of the Columbia professors mails is very likely to pass In .'thtf Cnlcago. hundreds of others, equally attractive in designs and. price are The Manchester Evening Herald is arate Mindanao and the Sura on the foreign debt question con present Senate. It was passed unani mously by the House last year and waiting here for you. Larger'gifts, suQh as chairs, lar'^e sewing on sale *n New York City at Sohults’s provinces from the rest of the isl stitute an assumption of authority News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 41r>d Senator Lawrence C- Phipps'of the V cabinets, smokers and so forth, selected tonight, will of course be Street "and 42nd Street entrance of ands— a sheer money making which does not accrue to them. Senate committee on .lostoffice and Grand Central Station. delivered by our trucks tomorrow. "International News Service ha* the scheme—rbe squelched. Neither Mr. Coolldge nor Mr. Mel post roads, who is now foster- President Coolldge ever since ho fathdring it, expects it to'pass be exclusive rights to use for republics* lon nor Jim Reed nor Senator STORE OPEN TONIGHT/UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK, . tlon In any form all new* dispatches came Into office has manifested * a Borah nor anybody else in Wash fore the 69th Congress expires. credited to or not otherwise credit* The proposed law has received ed In this paper. It Is also >Stoluslvely restrained uneasiness over the ington is endowed with the sacro entitled to u*'« for republlcatlon all the enthusiastic backing of the Hanging Book Shelves in antique yellow finish, striped wRh gold, R4.08 the local or undated news published Philippines. With his customary sanct quality of a Mussolini. To at Postoffice Department and of jurists 20 inch Overnight Cases in black grained leatherette with brass double herein.” caution, however, he has taken his tempt to put the stigfna of disloy and law enforcement officials locks, 84.50. time about setting on fdot the ma alty on those who insist that the throughout the land, who* declare 17 piece Japanese Crackled Tea Sets, special $7.98. THURSDAY, bEC. 23, 1926. chinery of reform. In his selection debt question Is not settled and that the great majority of bandits now are armed by a horde of mail \ of.CarmI Thompson as his special will' not be settled till it is settled B.1S£B.\LL. order houses. representative to make a survey of right is no argument for the status Congressman John F. Miller cf Close analysis of the charges of the Philippines situation he dis quo. Gags may be Justifiable in Seattle, Wash., wrote and Introduc ? taking part in a betting deal on a played an understanding of the time of war or impending war. In ed the bill. He came into contact thrown game, made against sever necessities of the situation highly peace tinie, never. with the “ one-hand gun” situation years ago, first as a prosecuting at V al well known professional ball creditable to his own discernment. torney and later, mayor of Seattle. players, would only be possible The survey was made deliberately, He introduced his bill in the 67th rn« through regular court proceedings by a man unsurpassed in qualifica IN Congress. It passed the House in the Wrought Iron Plant Stands, 39 68 th and died in the Senate. He Two Shelf Muffin Stand In ma ’ — and there Is no apparent dispo tion for the work. The result is an Inches high. In green and gold fin hogany finish over birch $10.50. sition, so far, on the part of any authoritative, responsible basis for brought It again into the 69th 'Con ish, $1.79. the Job of settling the Philippines gress and now soon expects it to be 27 inch Shoe Rack In decorated of the persons Involved, to carry made law. Bissell Toy Carpet Sweepers, enanxels, $8,50. problem in the right way, which the matter to the courts. $1.25 and $2.00. Maple Waste Baskets in antique Baseball has a sort of court of could not have been reached in New York, Dec. 23.— Now the Nearly every large city. Miller Toy Cedar Chests, 18 inches finish, $4.25. Its own, and Judge Kenesaw Moun twenty years of llty-lnformed bick birds of New York, by which I pointed out in explal .Ing the pur long. $3.69. Queen Anne Foot Stools uphol mean the real feathered kind, have pose of the bllV regulates the sale tain Landis is it. Judge Landis has ering and disputation. F ib e/D oll Carriages with rub stered In Jacquard Velours, $7.95. There is every reason to believe their surgeon, too. of firearms— applications and pres long been a conspicuous .figure in For birds fall heir to ills like entations of good reasons generally ber tired wire wheels, $3. Pedestal Smokerin green enam that the end of a not too creditable el, decorated wltfi gold, $9,25. this country— ever since he fined ours— they have their tumors, must precede local purchases. Bronze Book Ends in a choice the Standard Oil Company twenty- chapter of American history is in their sore throats, their brok^ , “ But anybody can write to a of subjects, $1.98. Solid Mahogany Occasional Tri pod Tables, round top, $7.75. nine million dollars for illegal sight. If it were to be followed by legs, their dietary ailments. To the mail order house and receive fire ' Banjo Clocks in mahogany case Ltfl transactions or Illegal existence, as a Carml Thompson administration birds sufferiug from these Ills Miss arms through the mail," he said. .with guaranteed 12 day move Chippendale Mantel Clock In in the Philippines it would be an Emilia Stelnacher is a friend, and “ And every crook and thug in the ments, Silver dials, painted glass solid mahogany case wltL painted one chances to view it. He gave the her little hospital, lu W. 64th country has adopted this method.” glass door and decorated dial, excellent thing. door panels, brass brackets, country a good,“ hearty laugh at street, a, peaceful refuge. Two of the largest mall order $15.50. $19.50. N In the hospital there is an oper that time yet somehow seemed* to houses have abandoned.the practice Cake Dishes, choice of designs, "Whale Oil Desk Lamp with ating room with its shining case gain admiration of a great many U. S. WHISKEY. of selling revolvers by mail, but ^he $4. glass base and pleated chintz o€ instruments. There are cush smaller and less scrupulous c o n shades, wired for one bulb, $7.93. people. He has a strikingly freak Until the bill for the establish, Fancy Taffeta Sofa Pillows in a ions whereon the birds can lay cerns are legion, and many of them Metal Pedestal Smokers in poly name, an actor's face and a mar ment of a medicinal liquor corpora their weary heads, and there are specializj lu firearms. • choice of shapes and colors, $4.75. 24 Inch half round End Tables tion shall have become known, ns Mahogany Finished Smokers of chrome finish with glass trays, made of gumwood in mahogany velous head of white hair. So pleasant Spas inhere tvounds can “ Heavens only knows how many $1.49. to details, serious comment on the be washed. Therje is all the most thousands of these guns are sent birch with glass dish, $5.25. finish, $4.50. of course ho Is worth the sixty-five Gilded Metal Bridge Lamps with Foot Stools with turned legs, method contemplated by the House fastidious bird could ask. through the malls,” said Congress thousand a'year that baseball pays silk and georgette shades. Uni upholstered In cut and Jacquard Decorative Ship Models, halt Ways and Means committee for re man Miller. "W e know that thou him. • At the hospital you hear the versal adjusting shade, $8.98. velours $0. model type with copper sails, $15. newing the stock of medicinal sands are delivered In single cities, Judge Landis, being unutterably story of a parrot who wouldn’t “ The first thing .hugs and hoidup shocked and horrified and every whiskey In the United States would talk. Dr. Stelnacher found that the men do if they are pursued bv the thing oyer the revelations of Mr. be premature. bird had a tumor under the police is to get rid of their 'gu;ia. tongue. Dutch Leonard, baa decided the It Is a little puziliug, however, Then they send a rush requisition to be confronted by the Idea that Now Poll insists on | telling ev to some mail order house lor WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc. qaee against all the accused play, eryone about “ my operation.” more.” / ^rs. As he is the tribunal of last it Is necessary for the government to father a corporation with a capi resort that would seem to be all .The fire laddies partook of a pa The only opposition to the pro- THE GIFT STORE rade the other day, and it was there is to it, save in the remote tal of a great many millions of dol posefl'law-which Miller has beard lars, and besides that to appropri eood to watch the 2000 men, with of comes from isolated seotlons in Stventuallty of Ty Cobb or Tris buttons- aglow, marching along Speaker or "Smoky Joe” Wood ate $35,000,000 a§ a re the far west which are remote Fifth Avenue. from dealers in firearms and which volving fund to finance the manu But memories of past parades is suing somebody and making Judge have always depended on the maills Landis submit his finding to the facture and aging of liquor, when better.. Somehow this was not like the ancient day of the “ Abe,” for their shooting-irons. This ele review of a real court. there are already distilling" plants ment may be heard from in the without end and commercial banks “ Jake,” Barney” and "Bill,” those What we cannot understand is dappled chargers who would come Senate, although- the bill is on the where Judgfc Landis has been, all perfectly qualified and ready to do tearing through the streets, round unanimous consent calendar. Miller doesn’t predict that the the years tmat ho has been asso the financing. ing the corners at a breakneck kCbS.,. If the government proposes to do law will jsnd crime, but he holds It ciated with professional baseball, pace. will help. The spirit of such" a parade In to be still in the frame of mind Its own distilling and marketing of / “ War always brings on crime in medicinal whiskey, well and good an older day seemed lacking. The Where Jockeying and monkeying heroic aspect o f the‘ old hook-anil- its wake, ’ he says." “ An era of crime — there would be very few to find can affect him so grievously. ladder.. battalions , was not there. followed the Civil War. In time our fault with that project. But if it is crime v \ v e probably will die down, Baseball has been commercial Pbrhaps the horses took it with to he made a matter of private them when they went. ^ but those of us who' are living In ized out of the realm of true sport profit, why on earth should there the present might as well do all we for at least twenty-five years. It can right now to help It subside. be all this scheming to get the It ha^ become the city of a mil has been a business, founded on lion gate-crashers. The other day business into the hands of others gate receipts, run for gate receipts a maitre d’hotel told me that one than those who have been In the and with gate receipts as its sole hostess who had ordered a repast whiskey making business for gen from him specified food for 500 and only objective during all that erations? guests, althouigh but 30(^ persons time. And professional ball players Perhaps further developments had been invited tc her party. are as greedy a lot of professional He told me, too, of the story a may cast a new light on the propo athletes as professional prize fight generous entertainer had related sition. to him. She had arranged to s ers. They’re there for the dough. have three quarts of wine— from Oft In the stilly night “ Take these facts into considera NUTMEG TAMMANY. her pre-war cellar--at each table, The slumber’s chain has bound m? tion with the circumstance that So, ho! Connecticut has been the tables seating ten. After the affair she was amazed Fond memory brings the light there are always some millions of added ,to the Tammany bailiwick, Of other days around me; H at the amount of wine consumed Americans so simple minded as to has it? The smiles, the tears and conducted a quiet investiga Of boyhood’s years. treat baseball as if it were a true According to City Sheriff Wil. tion. Many of the sumt oned sport, and'to bet thel^~mpney on The words of love then spoKen 11am J. Meade of Bridgeport, who guests— many of the unchosen^— The eyes that shone their favorites— and the stage is has started out to organize first had bribed the waiters^ to supply Now dimm’d and .gone. them with more w ine/ and not a N perpetually set for gypping. the Park City, then Fairfield coun The cheerful hearts now broken few had* gone away carrying quan Thus in the stilly night If there were 9nly one pr two pr ty and finally the state for Al tities of it under their arms. three framed-up games In the Ere slumber’s chain has bound me Smith for president In 1928, the GILBERT'SWAN Sad memory brings the light . course of six or seven years It movement which he is inaugurat Of other days around me. WELCOME STRANGER would be ah amazing thing— some ing is directly^ sponsored by Georgef When 1 remember all thing to make Judge Landis or Olvaney, New York Tammany The friends so link'd together (Everybody’s) ^ I’ve seen around me fall anybody else very much, surprised chieftain. A distinguished westerner, sub Indeed. Like leaves in'wintry weather, Just as a filer we would say that ject to severe attacks of indigestion, I feel like one . Baseball Is all - right as. a *show. Sheriff Meade la a pretty, poor poli was traveling with his wife. Late Who treads alone 'one night in a Pullman, he was • As a true sport it simply isn’t— tician. The way of all ways to Some banquet-hall deserted, and hasn't been for a long, long seized with an attack. His wits Whose lights ar* flea alisnate the little that is left of the slipped on a kimono and hurried to time. Whose garlands dead. "Democratic party of Conuectiout th,e wash-room to prepare a mus And all but-he departed! outside the fanatical all-for-Smith tard plaster. She-rushed back, hasti Thus'In the stilly night crowd— to drive the old tllne na ly threw aside the curtains, opened Ere slumber’s chain has bound me (3ive Her a New E A S Y THOMPSON’S HHPQR'T. his pajamas and applied the plaster Sad memory brings the light The difference between the tive etock Democrats of the rural securely before she discovered it Of other days around mk. Carml . Thompson vle^W of the dlitrlcts and the small towns smack wasn’t her husband but a strange — Thomas' Moore: The Light ol Plillippines and General Wood’s Into the G. O. *P. fOld— Is to adver man^ She fled horrified ta the right Other Days. • You Don’t Realize How Much She Wants One view of them is that ‘ Thompson tise that this good old state’s Dem berth and told her husband, who went Into such fits, of laughter that Wlytii you are ready to dry a tubful »f clothes in the quite obviously looks" upon the ocracy has become a part of the h in k of this! A great big batch of clothes washed his indigestion was cured. If they ■ and another big batch dried— all at once; time Easy just turn a lever and in three minutes the clothes problem, of Island-control ^from- the machine of Tweed, Croker and tried to take off the plaster they T will be so drjrthat you have to hang them in the sun for position of a sUtesman while Gen Obarilev Murphy. would awaken the stranger. To simply cut In lialf; the wash Wafer kept at an even tem only a few minutes. There is nothing to put deep wrin eral Wood looks upon it from the Sheriff Meade, if he had a mite avoid a difficult explanation they perature; the rinse, the blue and the wash water all kles in the linens or tear buttons off the shirts. decided Just to lea .e it on. position of an ngent who believes of political strategy in his head, handled for you; no buttons to sew on; no deep wrinkles But that Isn't all. As the suds, the rinse and the At 6 a. m., there was a terriffic to Iron out; and every piece washed and dried as thor blue water are whirled from the clothes, each in turn is himself sent to do a particular, job would have been busier hiding that roar froiji the stranger’s Berth in a particular way and who, with Tammany sponsorship than he 'is oughly and gently as by human hands— that’s the New carried back to the proper place by a wonderful new “ Porter,” he howled, "who the water-circulating system that even empties the washer the true soldier spirit, proposes "to in bragging about it. Easy Washer. And don’t forget that all these benefits H— 11 put a porcupine in,my bed!” "are fbr a lifetime, fprevei'.making life easier, brighter when you’re all through! go ahead and do it as ordered, and happier for her. though he smash everything to \ Can you think of a more wonderful gift for “ her” . SOUTH AMERICAN TR^DE. this Christmas? Will any gift make her daj^ more flinders, himself Included, In the JanuarjL- Is to be known aa The New Easy has two tubs. Each holds eight dou Recommendation by the bead of ble sheets or the equal In other clothes'." One tub wash brighter and happier, her work lighter? Then why not doing. V Laugh Month. The laugh’s on yo>^ the fleet corporation _ that the es, the other dries— they both work at once. With six order yours now? You can pay for It on our Christmas Leonard Wood was a perfectly when they bring the Christmas Club plan— a 'small sum 'down and easy monthly pay United States Shipping Board alio, teen large sheets washed and dried together, time is cut good man to send to the Philip bills around. In half. ments. cate to Boston ten ships now be pines to crush the Filipinos into ing operated out of New York In Alexander I, emperor of Russia,, the state Into which the Dutch born, 1777. ' Edward Payaon Weston, 88-year the South American trade seems to have crushed the Javanese and to Manuscript copy for the "Elk- old walker, gave Coolldge his r WE ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE TO MAKE CHRISTMAS DELIVERY 01^ pave the way for the exploitation be accepted in the Hu^ as substan on Basilike,” a book which became shoes. Maybe the Republican party of the great riches of the archipela tial ffSBuraace that that port is to famous during the turbulent days will add to the outfit with a suit ALL EASY WASHERS PURCHASED TONIGHT OR TOMORROWl i have an important increase In its pf the British ■commonwealth, re case In 1928. go by whatever group of American ceived by Toy&l bookseller, 1848. big business men might have ' the foreign commerce, an^ the Massa- The work Obtained for Charles I Chicago bandits Invaded a loop . J luck to get the gravy. But he was chueetts metropolfs is In high glee. the title of "royal martyr.” ^ store and carried away $100,*000 not a good man to send there to .Whether"" the opportunity to en Bank o f Mississippi chartered, worth of merchandise. The police 1809. administer the affairs of the, isl gage' in South American commerce are trying-to get * return game on the yeggs’ home grounds. ands in the interests of the natives shall or shall not prove to be a per WATKINS BROTHERS, Ihc. manent blessing, however, is going 4------as well as of America's responsi. An Englishwoman proposes biiities. He was one of thf^ amiable, to depend a good deal on whether sculptural nurses to shape babies’ THE GIFT STORE easy-going H id in g ’s mistakes. the Ideas of American business A THOUGHTfaces, resulting in a beadllful race. men or the ideas of Secretary of It’s an all-night job. Csirmi Thompson’s report exact Is there no balm in Gilead? Is ^ V ly jnstifieS the general impreeeion State Kellogg are permitted to gov there no physician there?— Jeremi George Washington liked fish, Philippines affairs ' ^^at has ern our attitude toward the counu ah 8:22. Ah! Thank Heaven, travelers we learn. In their modest ways so. grown up in this country in the tries of that great geographical dl- find Samaritans as well as Levites did Ike "Walton, Jonah and P. T, ^|S!ji dopen That the visisQ. A, t p j i more years of Kel- on life’s hard way.— ^.Thackeray. Barnmn, . A
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'- , ____ - - ^s'‘‘ yc-* b. . .. li‘m Americian 3eauties^Two Kinds ^ AW AITtAgt LINK cQMMUNiry auB , •fItt,y^i--^Hawali’s growing - •••••*•«••••*> nuiQbar new. hotels and resorts wl^il^aye a •^t|ble>addition when . f y ■■ TO SING CAROLS conltr^ijtloh work-coinmences on a ■ new betel nt Kauntana, locale of. •NNi*** a A A •• • b • • • ^ - T' tbCbew golf! cdurae recehtly estab- l i ^ d by the Hilo Country Club, There’s continuous and'lastins:-satisfaction' in one o f tninllog a dozen golf r courses in these receiving sets: ry r y y X v V ; 100 Mi^bers In Inspiring I Hffilali- So popular Is the game of -gqff; with-.the traveling public and' •• •• •• . • „ft ^• .. . ft ft^ft• •••••ft*••■•«• Songs on Local Streets on so^opular is the island of Hawaii a*a*-*^*-*.» b'cM^ming as a vacation place tor Grebe' Erii L .'| •!•••!••••••/••• ..rei^dents of the territory and main- ’ •!*!*!*!.!.!i!.!. Christmas Eve. laii^d visitors, that George Lycurgus, ; pioneer hotel man of the islands, 4 hUfyannounced-rthat jte will build . I Tlie school children of the Eight ! regbrt.«t KgujinSh^'AS soon as a site School district will gather again o is; chosen. According to Liycurgus, Philco- A 'iuid B Sodeet Power this year at the Cpmmunlty Cluh ■ thee structure.'will "be of a rustic the night before .Christmas and ■: style. , B Elimiiiatoris/’V ^ ^ y * from there as their starting point Loud Speakers.:;. '■ ' Way’ ’” ' will go about the town singing . v?ie hibiscus’ '' ^silently protests Prompt instaHatiorrand satisfactipn guf^fanteed* [tampering by turning back its Christmas carols. It will be reinam- . ■* bered that last year some 75 chil ypettils after it.has. been plucked. dren sang carols In all parts of our town and much favorable conlraent was expressed. Director Washburn stated he Beetles Last Call was somewhat hesitant about re BY ARTHUR PACJC 1095 Main Street. peating the caroling this y^nr on ^together and are too ready to crush account o^ so many of the elders out'the Jlfe of all creeping things. —.{.is— President; American Nature Ass’n. taking more than renewed interest Without Insects,’’there would be ” ■ ' ; . v:t‘ --V r : } in singing these beautiful Christ These four little bugs all hi a no honey for youi' hqt-biscuits; no shellac; no .cochineal .■tp>_fy.rn|Bh a mas expressions. A number of re row> are 5 .vthe children or grand- CUristmas quests and quepies at the club as harmless coloring for. those ydgject- chlldrfen of the first settler, the able pink . bonbons and icds;'hu ..t- to whether the children were going Calosoma sycophants, introduced, to sing this year or not, and if they luxurious underthlhgs and hosiery were would they :ing near this together with others of the iusect of silk; no silken gowns and uphol- world, 5’ to wage' warfare oa the house or near this shut-in, so th.T,t 'stering. But the greatest loss -ivouid , A ^ iit lOd.nic^ trees left. person might hear the children s dreaded: gypsy and brown-taii he to the world.of fruit and flowers, voices. These requests will be moths with whose ravages thef many varieties of which aye ’abso 'Take your pick for'SI. granted and the children will sing whole country is well acquainted. lutely dependent upon visiting !bee, wherever they can in the time al- These little beetles didn’t have to butterfly or moth ,to effect pollina Some good ones from* 25c up. % Ibted. ’ . worry about the quota from their tion. ' . The Memorial Hospital will be country. They were brought over As scavengers, removing, and- ren ■ 3 CHURCH TREES J visited, also the almshouse and as visiting royalty. • S’ Sure To dering inoffencive di'ad and ’decay- other points both north .-nd south. Right royal they look, too, all ing vegetable and animal matter, a The children will gather promptly aglitter with,i.x. green and j gold, with jjjgjjy ^insects render us in BILLMcKEE at seven at the club h.use and head and thorax of deep purple. valuable service. ' leave at 7:15 sharp, returning to Alv . o hungry, these beetles,' We shudder at the cannibalistic 32 Laurel. “Phone 374 Flowering the club house for refreshments yo.ung and old, gorge on other in tendencies of the insect’World, but An the American Beauties at Pasadena’s forthcoming Touimament of when their program is finished. sects, their* special,fancy being for were it not fpF this constant war- Roses -won't be the kind that-grow on stems. This picture proves it. it Further requests should be made P l a n t S x ^ the caterpillars of moths, notably | fare of insects upon each other?the shows Miss Ouina Lisk with an armfui of blooms waiting to take part in early in order.that the route can the destructive gypsy moth. For this i obnoxious kinds would increase.un- the tournament. be laid out at once. reason they were welcomed to our til the earth would be overrun’ with such ,^as the Poinsetta, Cy*.' shores. , B.IREFOOT FOOTB.lliL pests and there would be no:,crops clamen,l Cherry or Begonia ing on, the screen than the stage. Too often'people class all "bugs’ .upon which life itself is .lependent. will last for a long time as IIBERIA” GORGEOUS, The picture was diiected by Her Honolulu.— "Barefoot” football, bert Wilcox, one of the most emin THANK HEAVEN FOR WHICH cheerful tokens of the ent British film producers, and It a species of the sport which has its Ants in South America have b6en / DRAMATIC SPECTACLE has been pronounccii on all sides as habitat in Hawaii, end which caus known to construct aAunnel’ threy Christmas spirit. ' es more or less'skepticism in the Miss Flatt: I’m sorry you don’t miles long. - . , • a dramatic entertainment of out think much of my voice,, profes standing merit. It will be a com minds of niainland football fans, sor. The’ people next door say I panion feature to "Siberia.” is now ending a successful season Story of Russian Court Is‘ Map:- On Saturday only the Circle will in the islands. The barefoot teams ought to .go abroad and study. , nificent Production Now profent.a special ' holiday atirac- are composed of youths having no Profe.ssor: Yes, but I don’t live ‘ Showing at Circle. tion, "The Last Frontier,” with affiliation with high school or col-' next door.— Tit Bits, London. ’ Typewriters Jack Hoxie starred as Buffalo Bill. lege teams, but who are organized- . A. Basket Gorgeousness is another name This is the greatest Western pic into leagues sponsored in many Cigars .in boxes of 20, 25 an^ All makes. Sold, rented, ex 50, Corner Soda Shop, Spruce at for "Siberia,” Fox ■ Film’s photo ture evef produced. It is one of the cases by newspapers and business changed and overhauled. play whicii is showing at the Cir otitstanding screen attractions of houses. Bissell street.— adv. Arrangements cle theater tod.iy and tomorrow. It the season, and should prove a Special Discounts to Students. Is photographed in all the magnifi most worthy feature for the big SHOOT HBI Special baskets of blooming cence and beauty of the great out holiday, Christmas Day, aaturday. I Repair Rubbers, Plants and Cut Flowers in door scenes of Russia, wlilch are Showings Saturday will he contin Fortune Teller-;^ Your husband’ Telephone 821 Qnistiiias? re-produced in startling vividness uous. • , . - will be brave, generous, handsome Arctics, Rubber Boots exquisite holiday trim. and splendor in this film. and rich— . « "Siberia” is a colorful drama Client: How delightful! Now SELWITZ Kensp-s Music IW h a t is m ore tell me how I am to' get rid of the dealing with the horrors of Sibe SO IT’S YOU t h e SHOE REPAIR MAN rian salt mines, the splendor and one I have now.”— Humorist. ;• welconie than the Selwitz lildck, lO Pearl St. dasrlo of the C/ar’s mm. i court, House 9^> the mutiny of political e.xiles and London— A boy of 10 stole two h a r d t o p d e a s e g ift o f music — the love and romance that triumph de apples from a-grocer 20 years ago. gift that keeps on Say **Merry Chfistmas spite oppression. In the cast are Recently he niet tfie same grocer in Brand: Women are hard to; featured Alma Rubens, Lou Telle- a bus-of which he was the conduc please. - ' - ^ giving? The new. gen, and Tom Stanschi. tor and the two men .recognized one Grand: Yes/ myj wife isn't evem One scene, in particular— that of another.at Once. At first their 1 oka satisfied with the present she; ' 0 / i c 'C l e a n e r s iQ C l e a n * Or t h o p h o n ic V ic - with ^Flowed - - the home of the lordly Vronsky in were hostile, but they laughed later bought for me.— Answers, Lond-y’ trpla gives yoo all I'crrograd— is the most gorgeous ia- and shook hands. on. , . There is something unusual about floral greetings for tericTr ever built for a single mov ; the world’s music— Christmas. Their gay holiday colors will keep your,/; ing picture production. Another, The Joyous Yuletide ; ; played as you n6ver greetings within the true meaning- of Christmas. , If the private rooms of Leonid Pet- you want to know the real joy of gi'ving roff, furnishes ample proof of the heard it before! technical shill that contributed to ’Spirit! ; ^ SAY IT WrfH'^FEOWE|lS>: the making of "Siberia.” These jXhere arc many scenes, handsomely hand-painted, were many weeks in the making. ITH hearts that are filled with the ; models and prices, In "The Only Way,” the drama tic version of Dlcken's great stor.v, W happy spirit of those who, throng; . for c v ^ purse and "A Tale of Two Cities,' with’ Sir VSN the shops of the universe in search" of taste. Gome in an d- Phone Phone John Martin Harvey in the role of 786-2 Sidney Carton, the hl'gn lights of r look tiicm over I T 786-2 the French revolution have been gifts for those they love, we wish for" 4 J • ' : • --f .1 _ ■ depicted with that realism which A, renders such objects more fascinat our friends. • ’ Leading Florists. A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS 985 Main Street, Near Post Office. NOTICE! No connection with’any ofhet Fk^Wer ^Kop-m .to^. . J.'Aj SUPE ID PLEASE THK Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will present a petition Astbhishiri'fini,^ p]leasure, wonder—want to see all DOUGAN DYE WORKS to the General Assembly of the these in the expression on'his face when he discovers INC. 4 " HARRISON ST. State of Connecticut. at its Janu. what you gave hirn for Christmas? ary session 1927 that the name of SOUTH MANCHESTER, \ the Town of Manchester be chang You will, if you choose from the gift things we have CONN. Advertise in The ed to the City of Manchester, but so abundantly provided. that the said City of > Manchester shall retain the present form of Astonishment that you choose “just what he want :Pkc^e Town government. ed” pleasure because you “ guessed” so well; wonder— Dated at Manchester, Conn., this “ How on earth you did it.” IA510 20th day of December, 1926. CHARLES W. HOLMAN But you need never tell him unless you choose, that THOMAS FERGUSON you came here to “ HIS” store; that one of our salesmen JOHN J. WALLETT. who* knows what he likes best helped you choose. But In the matter of the petition of Charles W. Holman, Thomas Fer just try it— it’s a fine way to be sure of pleasing him. guson and John J. Wallett, for leg • / islation for the changing of ' the name of the Town of Manchester to that of the City of Manchester yot letaining the Town form of gov G IF T L IS T ernment, is to be presented to the' General Assembly of the State of Connecticut at its January session, \ 1927. For Men and Boys Upon application of the parties above named, to the subscriber a Kuppenheimer Suits or O’Coat. Judge of the Superior Court, rep resenting that they are to petition House’s Special Suits or O’Coat, the General Assembly of the State at its January session 1927 to pass Windbreakers Shirts legislation changing the name of Golf Knickers Pajamas the Town of Manchester to that of Rubber Coats Arm Bands the City of Manchester without Slickers changing the form of Town govern Gloves Suit Cases ment now enjoyed by the Town of Bags Manchester, as is more fully stated Silk Hose in the foregoing notice, .and it ap. Wool Hose Hat pearing that the number of parties Mufflers Cap in Interest are more than twen'v (20) it is Neckwear Sweater ORDERED that notice of said Jewelry Wool Vest , G ive This petition be given by the petitioqevs I Handkerchiefs Bath Robe by publishing the foregoing notice Suspenders Umbrella V . “We. have-a fresh supply of Apollo, Park & Tjlford’s, andi’.Sehrafft’s.\ ^ b ^ i^ ^ _ with this order in the Evening, Belts Cuff Links SERVICE STATION one, two, three and five pound boxes. Also Candy in Fancy Baskets and^C;^ar Chests* Herald, a dally paper published lii the Town of Mancliester, once a Buckles Watch Chains Authorized Authorized^ CHRISTMAS^ HARD CANDY AND RIBBON CANDY. > i week for two weeks commencing Undenvear Tim’s Caps ' Cheyitolet • Oakland and ) on or before the 24th day of Da- Ser^ce ‘ Pontiac Service cepiber,. 1926, and that such notice Slippers, Comfys, Shoes, Oxfords, Rubbers, Arctics, For The Smoker_^f- shall be sufficient notice of the 4,^ ’ For dead or live garage'storage. Repairs M d qver- pendency of said petltiofl, and all Gaiters, Boots, Buckles. * Ikill line Of fine P ^ s . ^ ' - hauling ana in season now, ILyou are putting your car ^ AU the popular brands of Cigars in boxes of 5, lOj 25,and 30.' * ■ * < ’ *, parties affected thereby are sum ' up the first *Of the year bring it here and have it put in moned to appear before the Gener GigprettesTn HqUdav Cui^tp , . f ‘ ’ shape for spring use. All makes repaired as weU qs al Assembly of the State of Con o:- -:o , i^uldiiieof Tobaoco in X m '^ i ^ necticut on the second day of the our/ijaiuthorized, service. ' ;We burn carbon if ybit WiShi session which session is to be hold- Kenda^ Motqr Oils and Greases,'. Alcohol; . ; SPECIAL FRUIT BASEtS FOR CHRISTMAS.X ^ ; / L en at Hartfohi on the Wednesday following the first Monday of Janu. a l S L WORK GUARANTEED.- ,G iv e ^ a trial ^ d . >0 ,ary 1927, then and there to show C. E. House (Sl Son , In c : ' be ;cTOvinced that our work is first class. ‘ cause, if any they have, why said •’ft FARR VROftW KS petition should not be granted. ’ • “ Head to Foot Clothiers.” , 2!5^CENTER STREET, SOUTH M AN CH EStm " .981 Main Street, ' South Manchester. LEONARD J. 14IOKERSON '.tv. .\v.' • •> ' '-'•.K-'V ' “.-J.;-.' u.'K,- J' A Judge of the Superior Court. T if-. ••. r ■V , • \ -.Vi ’ v'* 'r-%- ■» .4> • . 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cation a constant flow of emollou," ^ Gener^ f explained Dr. Brill. • S u HOUHAY PROeiik ETHER PERSONALITY “ There Is also a strange Intuitive Auto Rep^iiinfr and ! communication between minds HOW SHOWING ATiTATE [e in Rates , whiqh is nard .to explain. This ebb Overhauling I A PRODUCT OF RADIO and flow of^m otion is an import iv- SHKIAMI.VS GAIt.^GlC - ant element in- ‘personality.’ fb e PAY/ Rear ot Hollister Hireet. R For Herald Gassiiied Advertising artist who capnot establlsb a sym AS YOU 6MTSR <■ F5ve Specially Saluted Vaude Phone 23S28-2 Keshlenee 282.'4-3 pathetic interchange of feeling with ville Acts and ‘"Stepping AMD' ALWAYS AFt^4^ On and after June 1« 1926, the- following rates for Famous Psycho-Analyst Dis- his audience is a failure. iUong’*
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4-'-. -- I ). /. “H. ■V ■ - ■ , V RAGE SEVJ MAW CHESTER EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY, DEC. 23,1923. Aetna Girls / ' - - - - < PERSSON DONE, M ALONEl ROOT, CONNAUGHTON STAR “Perfect Pitcher” This Fighter Kayoes Both HIGH SCHOOL TEAM \ AS MANCHESTER IS TAKEN Gets Another Shot Boys. and Girls They Say WILL PLAY ALUMNI L A aS PUNCH, SAYSWALSrt TOMORROW NIGHT Tmember in question was a riot Boston, Dec. 23. All Ten Rounds Go to Boston red. A slashing offensive coupled — Charley R o b - f ■ Persson barely lasted to the wire.,, with a defense that was seldom ertson, American, As the final bell rang, he'was half penetrated gave ^ 17 to 9 victory COBB POKES League pitching Contender— Swede Looks I through the ropes, dazed, befuddled discard, comes Mistretta to Lead Graduates to the Aetna girls over the Man ci»ii • P* Lt J llff i apparently of a, mind to “ re- 1 back to the maj chester Community Girls at the ulUV BB rl&ut nnd ItIH" , sign.” The bell saved him the nec- ^ Harding school gyp' last night. The aiRSEONKIDS ors next season Against Alma Hater, Farr ^ ® essity but it didn’t save him from local team did not get started un for another trial, absolute ruin as a possible'title'-' til the second half and was held to this time with the contender. Boston Nationals. May Resume. loney Losl Chances. one ucint in the first period. As for Maloney, I can only say Most of the -vkiiting offense was IF HET GUILTY Robertson, 11 will be recalled, that any man who hits another as centered around two players, Root, often as he hit Pers-son, should win left guard and Connaughton, the jumped to fame By D.WIS J. WALSH (Continued from Page t.) The third game of the season for by knockout or admit that his during his first I. N. S. Si>ort8 Editor -d, tall center (jf the Aetna girls. Botlt the Manchester High school team puncX, while sincere and persistent, of these players are fast and are ' full season with will come tomorrow night wheft the New York, Dec. 23— Well, It lacks that necessary something that. equally efficient on the floor and to win a pennant for Detroit. He the C Ir i c a g o students line up against a fast com In shooting. Miss Root w.is espec Robertson looks now as though we can forget • ordains finality. Maloney apparent wanted me to run second or third, bination of alumni players, The this so-called foreign-menace angle ly is not a killer. ially! good on shots just outside the if possible. I could have won a pen White Sox. That was back in 1922 varsity is anxious to efface from foul line and three of her attempts of the heavyweight division and How'ever, the young man won, s » nant for the Tigers If Frank Navin and he performed the feat that memory the defeat Infllfited last he must remain in the field until from this distance registered. won him undying fame in the first turn our attention to something had co-operated* with me. I was week by New Britain and„a fast important. further evidence is introduced. Connaughton Stars virhially handcuffed- I could nor month of play. game may be expected because of Marion Welles. Manchester cen Some fine day, not too far dis Maloney Won Ton buy a player, for deals I tried to On April 30, i92'2, he shut out this feeling. ^ , . ter, couldnt’ get the jump on Miss make were lilocked. In tlie six the Detroit Tigers, then regarded Either Dick Dillon or Chick tant, one of our rising young men Persson was left-handed silly all Connaughton. The Hartford center Years I managed the Tigers I fin as the hardest hitting club in the Hayes will do the officiating. These will step out to do battle with Gene the way, didn’t carry a round of has a world of e.vpcrience, gained ished In the money four ’ times American League, without a hit or two referees have been engaged to Tunney for the title but he won’t the ten and late In the right when through several years of playing on without any talent save wliat I de run, not a man reaching first, a alternate In ad home games during be backed by the Portuguese and Maloney decided to indu’ e in a bit various teams. She outplayed the veloped. I made deals for Waner, perfectly pitched ball game, if the present season. Local fans seern the Argentines, the Armenian and of right-handing, it w'as 'ouch and local pivot man in ever^r depart who last year made the All-Nation there ever was one. to be well pleas' d with the work of the Greeks. It is equally unlikely go as to whether Persson would ment. She was off.in her aim. how al outfield; .Mphonse Thomas, the Making the performance all the these men an-I visiting teams have that the Swedes will have other stay. ever, and missed many almost suie sensational Baltimore pitcher; Wil-, more remarkable was the fact that no kick to offer..' than a passive interest in the pro Persson made his lone stand of shots under the hoop. lie Kamm, the great third sacker • the Detroit .club harassed Robert The alumni team will line up ceedings. the fight in the opening round, in Annie Scranton of Manchester and Murray, the wonderful pitcher son throughout the entire game with Boyle. Jimmy Mistretta. Another Picture for Harry the latter stages of which he came played a fast game but received obtained from Mobile by Washing by claiming he was doctoring the Quish, Dhhlquist. Weiman and Got- Harry Persson, of Sweden,, who back to earn an even break by ex little support from the rest of her ton. ball. berg. Coach Clarke will have his claims the European heavyweight peditious use of his really fine right team. She got the jump on ner op “ All these fellows could have Of a nervous disposition and in • regular lineup on the floor and it championship, made this point rath hand. Thereafter, with the possible ponent every time but there was been had by us, but Navin blocked clined to experiment with the hall is hoped that Farr will he part of er clear in ten rounds at Madfson exception of the fifth, every round' nobody, iv position to receive the the deals. On the other hand I when out in front, Robertson was it. The others will be Gorman, Hol Square Garden last night. Harry went to Maloney by a large majori ball from the‘tap. The local offen have never rejected a player and prone to have a bad inning, which land and the Bogginl cousins. the human art gallery with an old ty and in the fourUi, eighth, nintH sive lacked punch and it was sel sent him to the minors wtio came usually proved his Undoing. master in Tattoo Tints to show for and tenth he had^the invader so dom that the Manchester forwards hack and made good in the majors. - Last year when Chicago asked every square foot of his torso, had close to a knockout that only Har were in position to shoot. In my six years as manager of the waivers on him, the St. Louis iumssL a Whistler “ Sunset” added to the ry’s fool-proof jaw apd the lack of Aetnas Take Lead Tigers J developed no less than Browns claimed him. He met with collection. It was Aung on his nos^ snap in Maloney’s punches saved The Aetna girls started right in twenty players, but didn’t hay indifferent success there and was by Jim Maloney and at the end the the situation. at the opening of *he first half and one.” sent to Milwaukee of the American soon had their passwork going at Too Costly a Luxury Association in a trade. top speed. They took the lead early “ I have been betrayed for some In that league he was a big BOWDNG in this period and held it there reason or ^ther. If it was not be winner and many major lea,gue throughout, while the Community cause my \alary was too high. It NORTH CONGREGATIONAL girls tried vainly to get the ball scouts reported favorably on him. BOWLING AVERAGES was for some other reason. When I Five major .league clubs claimed past their own foul line. Only four passed my prime playing days it or five free throws had been miss him in the draft. He was award Ave. may be that I was too expensive a ed to the Braves. . Games ed. The Aetna girls kept on scor luxury, but there were other 'ways Eells ...... 24 99.2 ing, however, and at the end of the During the fag end of his car to get rid of me. I would have re [neson ...... 3*) 98.8 half were ahead by the score of 11 eer with the Chicago White Sox. signed at any moment during the McMenemy ...... '.30 94.2 Robertson suffered an injury to his 92.5 to 1. last three years on the slightest McGonigal ...... 24 Outscore Visitors right arm that necessitated a deli 90.3 thing. I can prove that. I wanted Park ...... 29 ^ The Manchester girls outscored cate operation. When he returned 90. to give the story of. JJieir charges to the game, he seemd to have Henry ...... 36 the visitors in the second half by Keller ...... 9 89.6 two points and really played a good to the press nayself, bXit my friends, lost much of his speed, due either some of the finest people in Detroit, to the injury or long layoff. Norton ...... 33 88.6 .awarding game for that period. But 88.6 advised against it, pointing out that Shunted to the minors and work Harvey ...... 33 the offense was still weak and it Below, Roberts’ G. Borst ...... 24 87.6 was left 10 Miriam Welles to go Speaker and Wood were involved ed in regular turn, his arm seemed Eddies Roberts in King Togs and "Civies” ; and it would not be fair to them. to gain strength and his fast ball Knockout of Joe Dundee. V. Ingraham ...... 27 86. through the opposing team for two 85.5 I hadn’t considered this phase of it, was his best asset in pilin.g up Tenney ...... 9 baskets. Annie Scranton pierced «>- Preston ...... 36 85.' the Hartford defense for a field for I knew I was absolutely inno a winning record at Milwaukee. 84.6 cent and I felt outraged and hadn’t Robertson may prove to be a big Hayes ...... 30 goal and the rest of the scoring in Tacoma, Wash., ‘Dec. 23.— Boys K. Borst ...... 27 84.2 the period was done by Miss Boyle considered the positions- winner in the National.. and girls— meet Mr. Edward Rob 81.9 Model 35 “ Yes, I feel sore. When Leonard Clark ...... 12 who made two fouls. erts. F. Ingraham ...... 33 81.5 with One Dial Miss McNevins, the Aetna star fust went to Detroit with his letters \e .30 80.4 and^ried to sell them to Navin, I Ho is the Beau B'.ummell of the .guard, was one of the reasons why ring. Clothes? Say, he has .30 77.1 the locals could not score. She asked Navin to arrange to have me MISTRETTA, POSPISIL .21 74.3 Read the headlines o f the air face him. He showed no enthusiasm enough glad rags to outfit the played a hard game and had her Lost Won in helping me, but suggested that ^Prince of Wales, Lew Cody and Team Just as you scan your newspaper, forward well in hand throughout, "Adolphe Menjou all in one night. 16 N 20 I could look him up at l.is hotel. I 1 coming up for her shot time after SCORE A U PLENTY AS He’s a. go
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LATEST FASHION FEATURE ARTICLES HINTS BY FOREMOST ABOUT ISTERBSTING AUTHORITIES WOMEN VERT THOU IN THE \: CAULD, CAULD BLAST fliis And That In How to Make Friends With FICTIOf Jack Frost. © 1f Q Q 2 t6 , ^ ClU^rd L^bb^^Ernest Lynn. B Y N IN O N Feminine Lofe N I A 8 K& H y i(CEINC. J WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE when wo drink our beeri" , Prof nodded slowly. “You're right. »e i^ New York, Dec, 20.i— The whole, To the home of PROF and MOLr And the girls—they must see life in philosophy of being beautiful, or of LIE G LW E IX ^ In CamdenvUle, Mash Noteis r its various aspects In order to get a looking beautiful, which is the real Ind., one night in October, 1898, A certain rich man whose-name sense of proper values.”’ trick, is to work with rather than has been rather promineiit of late comes RIARTHA DALTON, a against the weather. Mollie laughed. She was worrying, Fred Hughes,' proprietor of The ^ Stir while melting. Add remainini nurse, bearing a woman who had years states that he receifed more Every season makes its contribu fainted on a train. she said, about Freddie L.awrence’s than 19,000 mash notes from Old Wood Shop, fakes this method sugar, corn syrup and creant: Bring tion to beauty, and takes its toll as Elwell is an artist. He has a nose, “You see/ she explained at young women in various parts of of thanking Manchester people for slowly to the boiling point, stirring, Clayton’s laugh, "you don't under* well unless we guard against it. son, JIM, aged 5. Late that night the globe last year their generous patronage, and ot constantly and add butter. Cook stand the training those girls have > Take, for instance, this season of the woman bears twin and wishing them all a Merry Christr very slowly over a low fire. ■ Cook had. You never hea>d,. 1 suppose, At first thought^^oe says,^^TUe snow that is settling down dies witliout revealing her name. • hussfes! Always I some of them to „ mas and a Happy New Year. until the syrup formih a hard ball about the time that Rusty .laid out upon us It can mean cold feet, The story then moves forward 18 prove that the female of - the spec when a few drops are tried In cold the prizefighter with a croquet ball." chapped hands, a nutmeg complex years. The twins, now growing to ies is the aggressive wooer, the water until the thermometer regis ion and the mottled color effect so Mrs. Robinson of the Lily Beau beautiful womanhood, have been Clayton hadn’t. “I ’d-have given a chaser of the poor mate^.” ters 254 degrees Fahrenheit, Re thousand dollars to see It. Tell me." appropriate for the sausage and So- ty Shop ,in the House & Hale build adopted .and named MARGARET But just a minute now! How move from the fire and let cool and E U ZA B E T H . They have Mollie did, and her voice grew very disadvantageous to any woman ing also desires me to extend to her many mash notes from men the about ten minutes. Add vanilla a.nd been nicUnamed BUSTY and soft when she mentioned’^Jim—gay- younger than 100— or it can mean clientele— CordiaJ good wishes and globe over do you suppose some nuts and pour into a well-buttered BETTY. hearted, laughing Jim, who lay bright eyes, hair that is alive and greetings sincere, for a bright, hap equally rich and prominent and seven inch square pan. Let stand Jim Elwell enlists in the World somewhere In a grave in France. . lustrous, a complexion that won’t py Christmas and a glad New Year. eq,ually photographed girl would until firm -and mark into squares. War. He then discovers one of . The end of that week brought the rub off and a vitality that is i osi- have received in the same length of When solid, cut. in squares and the twins is in love with him. first separation of , the girls’ lives tively compelling. "~The home page and social editor time? wrap in oiled paper. Put in charge of a machine gun from Prof and Mollie. It’s all up to the individual through this column wishes ’ to Here’s wagering that the sum The bright colored belts of red-, unit, he is shell-shocked and, The Elwells were compelled to go whether she makes Jack Frost her thank her many friends among the total would still make the girls, ev brown, green or bright blue are through a misup. Is registered as back, they told John Clayton, be-- | beftuty agent or her arch foe. readers'of the Herald, for.thought en as symbolized by the 19,000 charming with sport frocks of jer JOHN POW ELL. He is removed cause of work Prof had contracted | Beauty Standards Change ful remembrances in the shape of mashers, look like dew-wet Aead- sey, particularly when .they match to an American hospital and re for. They left, however, with the I W h ile it isn’t so fashionable ^ to cards when they have been away ow violets! - ‘ V the small untrlmmed hat In color. ported dead. The family gets the understanding that Rusty and Betty I spend the winter in the north, it is on vacation trips, recipes and help “My Husband Faithless” Some of the newest belts are stud news of his death and is heart should come to CamdenvUle the fol* 1 a very wise course from the point of ful hints contriWted, Invitations broken. lowing Friday for the week-end, | Billie Burke, wife of Florenz ded with nail heads. Others are view of health and beauty. and tickets to various social activi It then is discovered that the They returned to the home where | Ziegfeld, of Follies fame, sits her perforated in intricate designs. You must, of course, realize that ties and all other expressions of father of the twins is dead and Jim and the girls had been born with I self down with a magazine writer Others have very handsome Orient- • standards of beauty change with kindness and gpod will. .She wish that tlicy are the nieces of the heavy hearts, bowed down with a | to tell him just how she has al clasps. the season. Your winter, ideal is es for all of them a Merry Christ wealthy JOHN CLAYTON of In new loneliness. The mantle of sor- i managed. to “ bold Flo” during 13 sturdier, more colorful, and more mas and' Happy New Year. dianapolis. Tlicy all go to the row that seemed to hang over the years of wedlock, despite the The coats ot this winter nearly Clayton home, where, after a short place was doubly oppressive now | w orld’s most beautiful girls\ who alive. all feature the shawl collar, both So, leading up to this subject of Cut flowers will add to the bril stay, a party is given in honor of that the girls no longer were with ^re her. husband’s stock in trade. in fur and cloth. Every fur coat ha.s beauty at zero, let me begin with liance of your Christmas table. the twins and FREDDIE L A W them. Every chair, every article of ! Mrs. ZiCgfeld leaves no stone its bountonniere and the gardenia externals. You can’t be beautiful'if Time yet to order them from RENCE, a conceited young fool, furniture, seemed to bring back polg* unturned to satisfy^he public. She is easily the winner. has Betty go through the mo nant memories of the days when the tells with names of one or two of you look frozen to death. You must the Wayside Gardens, Rockville, 714-2. tions of registering before a movie voices of Jim and his pals bad rung her husband’s confessed amours, suggest a warmth and comfort that In a season like this where camera. He tries to kiss her. through the house. and how she took him to her heart defies the thermometer. Contradic there is so much color and bril If you are serving plain apple NOW BEGIN THE STORY The evening was even worse. Both, .and. .told him that a ll'w a s forgiven tions and paradoxes always attract. liance in evening dress, the simple sauce with yojir. roast goose, duck with their chairs drawn close to each and "forgotten. . So provide your self with suffi white dress, especially when worn CHAPTER XXll or pork, try adding a table spoon other, sat at the table In the sitting Hoiv’d .Flo Like It? ^ cient protection from the cold. No I by a blohde strikes a note of charm ETTX'S hand suddenly had room for an hour, trying to read. It of grated orange rind to enliven it, One wonders a little just what am not suggesting red flannels. and individuality. slipped up and pushed Freddie was a dismal failure. Depression was said and done in the Zlegfeld' With our modern system of ventila or if you prefer Hawaiian apples, B Lawrence’s face away. clutched at their hearts with a hand bake them, filling the cavities with menage the day that article' ap tion I an quite in sympathy with “ If winter comes, the poet sings, It was not a gentle ■push. Into It like ice, and finally Mollie could crushed pineapple and a few rais peared. Here is an interesting sit silk undies, and silk hosiery, if you can spring be far behind?” One of she had packed a good deal of the stand It no longer. ins, seasoning with cinnamon or uation. A wife may not testify like. For in rooms that are from our local realtors ’ said in his ad muscular power of her strong little “Oh, Prof, dear," she walled, “how nutmeg. Baked apples a la mode against her husband in court. If a 70 to 80 degrees, they are quite vertisement yesterday it was three body, and Freddie's face went back are we ever going to stand It? 1 will make a delicious dessert. Pare stranger said in print the same adequate. months away. Well in less than 13 with violence. can hear my boy's voice calling me, and core the number desired and things this wife ,of Ziegfe'ld said, But your outer garments must be weeks or in about 89 days we’ll he^ "Pardon me, Mr. Lawrence," she calling all the time. Oh, my boy, bake. Press the centers open suf The stranger could be prosecuted warm. Your coat, whether of fur or looking for the-first robin. said sweetly, "but this Is where the my hoy, your mother’s heart Is break- • for libel. wool must be wind-proofi and so ficiently with a large spoon, let cool action stops.” and she slipped away Ing!” ‘‘Pardon me, Mr. Lawrence, but this is where the action But here is the case of a wife that you can be comfortable on the and when refady to serve fill with Prof blinked rapidly and swallowed Wlien preparing dressing for the and out of his hands. stops.” publicly libeling her own husband. coldest day. W hereas in some cases ice cream. Mask Vith whipped "Haw! Haw!" The youth named hard to force down the lump that had Christmas chicken or turkey it Thus runs the irksome life of one when comfort and style clash I ad cream with a cherry for decoration should be a rich dressing, whild for Phillips was guffawing heartily, and of spicy scandal and a line of slang a king to employ a clown with cap come up In his throat, and then lean whose most luscious diet is publi vise a compromise, I believe th.it or serve with a butterscotch or goose, duck or game containing \ suddenly seized with Inspiration, he that would have made Jim at his and bells. Like the handworked busi ing forward he took her two hands city. the first essential of the winter coat maple sauce. ‘ ; much fat a bread or tart dressing started a salvo of handclapping. best seem like a church deacon. ness man of today, the king required In his own. Here’s guessing that Mary Smith should he warmth and protection,, John Clayton smiled broadly. a little diversion at times. Ail work It’s tough. Mollie girl," he said is best. When a number are to he Also she had overheard a flapper who found that red hair on Tom Santa Claus is the name given “That W'as the best I've seen In a and no fun makes of life a dull with an effort, “mighty tough. But, and godets and gadgets should get served and a small turkey must of eighteen summers demand to Smith’s coat last night -is glad to a town in Indiana. The postmas long time," he confided to Prof ond thing, just as all fun and no work dear, you know there are thdusanda second consideration. suffice, a good extender is fresh know of a young man. without any she’s only who she is and not a ter there at each holiday season Mollie. "Freddie's little game didn't seldoni fail In time to produce a of other parents who have lo?t their The prejudice against the galosh pork sausage or oyster fillings. One attempt whatever to make her Billie Burke, who, for sweet pub has to handle and return large work that time." jaded appetite f5r play. bo.vs." has changed to a whole-hearted ap recipe for goose stuffing calls for question secretive, whether he had licity’s sake, must tel. the public numbers of letter? addressed t? a cup mashed potatoes, four each Freddie was rubbing his nose. It “No matter how much of a taste They must remember, he said,..that probation. It is no longer consider anything on his hip. aiir about it. Santa Claus or Kris Kringle, which was a tender nose and it had been one has for sweetmeats, if kept on for more than twenty-four years;God ed smart to go about with wet shoes apples and onions and seasoning to The night after the party for the Prying Pan and Fire rudely treated by Betty. It began an exclusive diet of them that taste had given them a Joy and happiness- and mudstained stockings, whereas in some manner find their way to taste. ' twins John Clayton brought up the to grow red. and It looked as If It In time would become satiated. And that only a few are given. VInlo alf A lady attorney makes this dec- it is definitely swagger to appear in his postoffice. subject. was getting ready to swell. yet the taste could be retained If lives, yoii know, Mollie, sotpe grief laratlon in a cutrent ma,gazlne: “I arctics. .W e ’ve already had some pretty "1 shouldn't wonder,” he said, "If One of the girls sympathetically sharpened occasionally by the salt must come; some daj's must be dark believe I could not now he ipduced If your leg csnnoi stand the The little girls will appreciate cold days this winter too, last Sat your mild little touch of high life offered her powder puff. Freddie acid of a dill pickle, the most plebiar. and dreary. Sometime, somewhere, to enter into -the present legal stat galosh— well, it should be reduced the Christmas spirit more if they urday, for instance. In spite of all last night would last you for some although It was plain to be seen that of appetizers. us of marriage. Marriage is too until it can, and, we will take up are allowed to help with the pre •the injunctions to “shop early” the time. Still, 1 noticed that you perhaps, we'll meet up with Jlni his ego had suffered a terrible wal much of a compromise: it lops off that problem later. paration of the goodies. They can Saturday before Christmas 1? al seemed to get some enjoyment out "It Is the same with the greatest again. Then, my dear, thee^/dey4’i:i- lop. moved over to Betty and very will be forgotten. So brace up. ql'd a woman's life/as an individual. help with the' popcorn balls, shell ways the biggest shopping day; ql of the party. You were smiling most masterpieces of literature or music. Wool stockings are purely up To . graciously congratulated her on hav comrade, and keep a stift upper Up. Yet' the renunciation, too, is a lop- niits, make candy or glace fruits the whole year. Sometimes in flir. of the time.” They will pall on the mind If never you and your conscience. Those thin *Ing bested him at his little game, You are still my Mollie girl, and Ilf# plipg off. \ye choose between the and stuff dates. : A delicious con ting about the stores we give Tit "Oh,” answered Mollie, smiling flavored with the leavening qualities lasers of wool that may be worn ‘■you see.” the sweet young thing still holds much for us."' ‘ ,fr y ^ pan and The fire, both very fection is made Ijy dipping the tle thought to the handicaps un'dqc still, "J was rather Interested—In a of comniorn^ce things. A Ja^ tune under the silk stockings on very In red was explaining to Rusty, “he ilricomfortahle.^’ ' - Stuffed dates into a coating of melt- which those who serve us may he /' way. And 1 had to look cheerful, once in a while' Is to the musical He spoke, however, with ^a.^cheft’' chilly days seem to me to offer a has worked this so many times on fulness he was far from feeling, 11^ Does fehe Mean It? ,ed milk chocolate. working, and complain if they cio you know, whether I felt that way or taste what a cocktail is to the physi very comfortable suhstitnte. different girls that we have enjoyed was telling himself that neither h# ’ First of all, r ’wonder, if the. lady oot seem eager to show, ^us their not." cal; It lends zest to the appetite for So the first beauty bint is to pro this Immensely.” nor Mollie woufd ever be able to lift :,| means what she says. I wonder if The former/: Astrid pf_ Sweden, ■trhole stock. One of the clerks ,tn Prof, sitting close at hand and con richer foods.' vide yourself with adequate protec "But," Mollie Elwell protested to there lives any one woman any how tho wife of Crown Prince. a big store told me how those of tentedly smoking one of John Clay "A proper balance, that Is the up their hearts again In the old tim# v| tion from the weather, so that you John Clayton, "won't he think It happiness. >'| where who could not be so induc Leopold of Belgium is studying them selling popular gift, articles ton's llfty-cent cigars, couldn’t let thing—a happy medium. Grand can get out in It and enjoy skating, rather rude of Betty? Won't the But Dame Destiny. In her little -I ed by that romantic, fictitious per yeryhard the two languages of her at counters stationed near The that one go by. He had to. sink a fathers clock ran true for ninety skiing, tobogganing, and all the other young people be displeased?" game with the Elwell family, utas dls- j son, “Mr. Right.” ceaselessly revolving doors, suffer harpoon Into It. years against the wall because tt« winter sports. Winter Is a great new homeland, French. and Flem “Nothing of the kind, my dear," tributing her pawns again and Ip a Secondly, she sounds, far from ed last Saturday. Steam heating “At that, John," he remarked, call lick was regulated by a properly bal J season if yon attack it right. ish. She speaks a little French but he assured her. “Tou must remem strange manner. At noon on the fol-'. ' I optimistic, doesn’t she? wonder apparatus, however efficient, could Ing the girls’ uncle by his first name anced j>endulum. So it Is In the so ^ h e next important consideration is more sure of English, while her ber that people who have money lowing day. Just flftjsen hours after if she would be a great-asset to any not cope with the constant cold for the first time, "anyone can smile clal life of today— ] hope you won't is your diet. It takes considerable husband cannot talk ’with her in very often fall to worry about their Prof Elwell had finished telling ^pl* partner in matrimony? drafts of air from the outdoor, zero and keep on smiling and still not get think I’m lecturing, but I think more .bodily en ergy to keep the her mother Tongue, Swedish. manners. The joke's on Freddie, and lie that the sun would shine ngpln for Business Girl or Chorine'; red In the face about It. Wasn’t It there are certain things about Ufa weather. The management of lh« Betty has nothing to be sorry for. them, the dark cloud hanging over body going in January than it does today that call for complaint and The ideal business girl is des Evaporated fhilk mJy be substi store considerately provided hot As a matter of fact, with the pos the well known Cheshire cat that in July. You need more substantial tried to look cheerful and even criticism. Not all of society, by any the olo home broke and the sun's cribed by ft young' lady lyritCr ,ln a tuted for creaPi io tohking cara coffee and allowed their clerks in sible exception of Freddie Lawrence, brlgnt gleam streamed through Its food. The tendency is to eat too grinned at the antics of the king’s means—1 don't mean society In the magazine of tbft week. And when mels, resulting in a richer candy termission at intervals to thaw out, everyone here owes the young lady rifts. much meat, potatoes, bread and fool?” broad sense but the society of the one finishes’ the speciflcatiohs, one than when made with plain cream. and in spite of that a number a debt of gratitude for entertaining sweets, and to neglect the vegeta And a grand old sun It nits. Prof wonders whether one is / reading Everybody likes caramels apd they caught severe colds, but whatever them." John Clayton laughed. He liked Sunday papers—either tn this city or bles, salads and fruits you so eager Prof’s quaint way. “Your comparl elsewhere. Is made up of vain and was perched by the dining room win- about an IdeftT typist or ah ideal are not so commpn as other kinds the risks of health, and whatever ly ordered in the summer. son is not badly chosen,” he made frivolous women and brainless men. dow when the ' messenger . boy Follies girl! “ This girl' must' be of candy. Try the following recipe: the weather, business must go on knocked at the front door, and Don’t Forget Exercise Mollie Elwell’s first peep under the reply, "and the Cheshire cat, 1 dare like Freddie Lawrence, for instance about 5 feet 7 inchwS, we ars told, Two and one-half eups granulat as usual. through eyes that danced fantasti However, vegetables and fruit shell of the "smart set" she had say. Prof, was a wise old cat that The people you saw last night con weight from 120 to,.‘l35 ’ pounds, ed sugar, 3-4 cup red label corn MARY TAYLOR. are just as necessary to your bodily heard so much about was something knew sweet cream from curdled stUute Just the froth, the air filled cally he read the news that hla son, w ear her skirts " s o as to convey syrup, 1 cup cream, 4 tablespoons health. So begin your day with of a disappointment to her. She had milk. And even so. you’ll remember hubbies In the brew of society that Jim Elwell, was still alive. the idea of brevity,'w.thout exhibit butter, 1 teaspoon vanilla, 1 cup Schrafts Chocolates in one, two orange juice, grapefruit, stewed th9Ught to have her ears regaled that the king’s fool was Just an actor rise to the top like the froth on beer (To Be Continued) ' ' ing an undue expanse of limbs.” chopped nut meats. and five-pound "hoxek. Corner Soda prunes or any fruit that is your par with eplgrtims of sparkling wit, on the stage of his day. He played But you and I like our beer at times She must dress attractively, be ' Melt one cup of the sugar over Shop, Spruce V at Bissell streeL— scintillating repartee and disqulsi Jim is alive, but Prof and Mollie poised, gracious, charming, viva ticular delight, and don’t consider his little part, as we all play our own and we like to see the troth because a slow fire until a golden syrup. adv. tions on art, literature and music. little parts. In the comedy of life it is a part of the whole, and yet we do not know that bis is a living cious. Wpnder just how long that ham and eggs are adequate Instead she heard a continuous flow Court customs of that day called for blow It away or drink through it death. she’d punch a'typewriter for a liv without it. ing! And if such things be true, For luncheon, and for dinner, llUinilHIIIIIillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUUIIIi!IIIIIIIIIUIII1MUIIIIIIIlllllinilllll||||IU|llllillIUIIIIIIUIIIIUIIIIIIIIIll!IUIUI!UIIII|l|IUIIIiilllil|ll!l|||||||||||lill||||il|||il||||||||||HUIilllllllllllllillllllllillllllliyillllillllllllllllHllltlllliilHlllli parents who are preparing their fe don’t forget the excellent vitam.ine male offspring for a business car content of carrots, turnips, cab bages and squashes and the cheaper pair of had kidneys from lack of eer, should send ’em to finishing Hewitt he greatly restricted throu.gli such vegetables, when such hothouse care when he had,* scarlet fever,; a schools rather than business col measures. delicacies as lettuce, cucumbers and 49 Holl St; Phone 2056 bad color from ^absorbing poison leges. ‘ On the other h n d , both the tomatoes become as high priced as mother and the cli d require cer fiom perpetually infected teeth and Gaxi Nattiie caviar. tain amounts of spt Iffic food sub throat, a stingy disposition, and-'^a PASTEURIZED TABLE NESTS Of course yon must sell yourself a r i d slow, stupid brain. stances if they are to remain For the hostess who often serves The new way is so.methlpg UJee on the idea that%he whole secret of healthful and strong. tea In the drawing rooni, a nest of MILK AND CREAM this. If he is exposed to contagious beauty is exercise and proper diet, If the mother tends to take on small tables is" ihdt.^pensahle, for it or infectious diseaseB,
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F* 1. 7 MANXHESTER EVENINrG HERALD, THURSDAY, DEC. 2ff, 192ff. \ t P A G E Tuesday, Dec. 21, aged 64. Her JA^AN SENDS ORANGES death was caused by pneumonia. titles. Each bundle , contains two 150 Exm miNS HEBRON ' little white pine boxes in which are WTIC She was' takeb to the hpapltal the Seattle, W uh.—-Japaneae oranges, 80 to lOO small oranges. .The dag before as she could not have A Tnvolen losorance Co., Several of the townspeople scan lippor^ed biy millions . of bundles average consignment brought on a FOR THE HOLIDAYS ned the heavens Saturday night adequaCb care In < her home. Mrs/ every Christmas time, recently have ship amounts to about 300,000' Hartford, Conn. Shebolowski was a native of Rus •OT, around midnight in the hopes of been unloaded here In large quan- bundles. V seeing something spectacular in the sia-and had'lived in this, town for I •^mm appearance of the moon, knowing a nuinber of years. GPBEUNGS they ^/ould not have a similar Miss Margaret Lewis of Middle- New Jiaveo Road Plans For program For Thursday town, one of the nurses in charge 6; 00 P. M.— Dinner Music— ^The chance for some centuries. As far, as can be learned nothing differing' of the bureau o)E child , hygiene, Hotel Heublein Trio— state department of health, spent Heavy Traffic This Week- a. N octurne...... Liszt from the ordinary was 'seen, how ever. part of the day Tuesday in this, b. Silent N ig h t...... Hydn town. She conferred with helpers in End. Gesu Bambio ...... Yon Schools of the town close r y Cigars Our 1B37 Art Calendars Thursday for a little more than a arranging a tentative program for . > ' ■' Ave Maria ..:.. Bach-Gounod the next year’s work in Well Child V Are Now Beady. 6: 25— News. week’s vacation. They will reopen January 4th. conferences. Mps. Claude Jones, Christmas family re-unions will 6:30—-Cliftonian Concert from the Mrs. Edmund Horton, Mrs. Harold' Club Palais Royal. Miss Edna Latham was leader of -'require the operation of 115 extra the Christian Endeavor meeting Gray, Miss Clarissa Lord, Mrs. Ed For Christmas trains by the New Haven Railroad, 7:00— Mid-week Religious Sing— win Smith, Mrs. T. D. Martin, Miss Campbell’s Filling Station The St Thomas Seminary Scola held Sunday evening at the center. and the addition o f^ 5 3 cars to Mildred Hopgh, and the Mlsseg Cantorum; Rev_ Raymond G. La Mrs. F. H. Raymond who w n regular trains, according to the scheduled to lead was unable to be Pendlel^on were named as assis The larjgest and most varied stock of Main and Middle Tamjiike. calculations of the traffic experts of Fontaine, Director; Professor O. tants in the work of taking the. F. De Vaux, Accomp. ^ present. The Gilead Endeavor was that road, and plans have been physical 'examinations In connection Cigars shown in Manchester. Imported, a. Adoro Te Devote (plain chant) led by Mrs. Asa W. Ellis- The at made accordingly. tendance in both places was small with the conferences, six of which Key West, Tampa and Domestic Cigars, f Sixty-one of these trains will be b. Adoremus in Aeternum will be held throughout the coming (solo and choir) owing tn the severe weather. run on Friday, when four trains At the last meeting of the Young year. The dates have not yet been will be operated with tour sections c. Silent Night (choir) ' decided upon. Boxes 25,50,100 Cigars. d. Angels we have heard on Woman’s Club which took place rt each, and eleven with three sections the home of Mrs. Norman Warner The Hebron orchestra has held each, and many others with two High (choirJ e. Adeste Fidelis (solo and it was voted to donate ten dollars rehearsals through the fall and .We are glad to help the ladies in their sections. Including the Knicker for the furtherance of the proposed winter at the home of Mrs. W. O. [.froflt choir) bocker and Merchants Limlteds. Seyms, on Men day evenings. selection of Christmas Cigars. f. Christmas Lullaby (choir) dental clinic in the schools. This r ' ' Regular trains will have 132 extra amount has been handed in to the cars. 7:30— Staff Artists. 8:00— Outlet Owlets. treasurer" of the organization in Christmas Day only three extra Pipe and pouch sets in Holly 8:30— Capitol Theater Presenta charge of the work for the clinic. boxes. Corner Soda Shop, trains will be operated. On Sunday Mrs. Roger W. Porter, teacher in Spruce there will be 47, including a'limit- tion. at BIssell street.— adv. 10:00— Weather. the primary room at the Center United Soda Shop ed train in each direction betv^een school is writing a history of the New York and Boston on the time 10:05— The Arcadia Ladles Quar state Theater Building. tet of Bristol, Connecticut— Pro town from the child’s point of vie'/. of the Knickerbocker Limited. She will endeavor to present the Train No. 59-will arrive in New gram of Christmas Carols— I. principal events of the town history A Picture York in five sections, two of which in story form in simple language wdll come through from Boston, a. From Heaven High the Angels Come . . . Dickinson and in a mannet to attract the one from Springfield, one from What nicer gift could you get (Traditional XVI Century) average child’s Interest. This work Hartford, and one from Bridgeport. was planned by Supervisor C. M. for the home. The Owl, sleeping car train, will b. — In Bethlem’s Manger Low ly ...... Dickinson Larcomb. If the project can be have four sections eastbound and successfully carried through the Choose from a hundred sub four westbound. The Gilt Edgj will ' (Traditional XVI Century) II. effort will be made to get the his jects here. All nicely framed Timely Suggestions Christmas is at have four sections westbound and a. While Shepherds Watched tory printed in pamphlet form or two eastbound. The Sunday service otherwise for use in teaching local will also require the operation of Their Sheep ...... Junget (XVII Century) history In the schools of the town. 87 extra cars on regular trains. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Clinton of 5 0 c ‘“$15 • For Gift Buyers • On Monday there will be four b. What a Wonder (Lithuan ian Folk Song) ...... East Dover, Vermont, will spend Hand extra trains from Boston to New f ...... Arr. Dickinson •the .rest of the winter at the home Christmas Candy York, and the addition of 24 cars of their son-in-law and daughter, to regular trains. m . , ' John I. Olson Boxed Chocolates, Ribbon Candy, Candy Novelties. If you have waited until now to buy that important A Joyous Christmas S o n g ...... Mr. and Mrs. William Porter at the The 115 extra trains are distri Renwick place. Painting and Decorating ...... Arr. Dickinson Waterman Fountain Pens Christmas gift, wait no longer, Christmas is just around buted as follows:’ 26 Boston to New Mrs- Lillie ShebolewskI, wife of Contractor. York, 22 New York to Boston, 21' IV. \ ^ a. Jesus! Thou Dear Babe David Shebolow'ski, died at St. Eversharp Pencils ^ the corner. New Haven to New York, 15 New Joseph’s hospital in Willimantic, York to Springfield, 8 Springfield to D ivine...... Arr. Dickinson 699 Main I t Johnson Block Kodaks from $2.75 up New York, 7 New York to New (Traditional Cradle Song Our stock was selected with care to have sufficient from Hayti) Haven, 6 Bridgeport to New York, UlllllllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiigiiiJliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . Vacuum Bottles variety, to last through the season and today we have 3 Hartford to New York, and one b. The Song of the Angels . each New York-Worcester, New ...... Arr. Dickinson Perfumes Face Powders Compacts such a variety of beautiful goods as will enable anyone York-Danbury, New York-Bridge- . (Traditional XVIII Cen port, Providence-New York, Stam tury) [iimiiiuiiii I. Cigars, Tobacco, Cigarettes to find the^'^most desirable kind qf gift. ford-New York, Waterbury-New The Arcadia Ladies Quartet ....iiii...... York, and Taunton-Boston. 10:30 p. m.— Violin Recital— We are able to give you prompt service and you will 10:30 p. m.— Violin Recital— Selec Ill tions to be announced. HAGNEIL DRUG COMPANY find a fine line of our kind of goods on the day before BRILLIANT FARCE Margaret Carablllo Scafarello, Christmas as well as when the holiday season opened. Violinist Prescription Druggists. Laura C. Gaudet, accompanist. ON'RIALTO’S BIU 11:00— News. 1095 Main Street.
A double feature program that H O m BOND PLANNING Dewey-Richman Co."^ should merit more than the usual '^/fouLd You IBiiy y Jewelers — Stationers — Opticians attention opens a two days engage OtAe LewWava ment at the Rialto theater today. Nfew YEAR’S EVE PARTY Extension Circuitt New Store — 767 Main Street. time all •tatloat— Cl Piano with, only I The Home of “Gifts That Last.” Headlining the program Is "Dan 1 00 more than ol^er gerous Friends” a brilliant farce Manchester is to be well repre acta. - Sour Octaves ? «! ' ' g s starring T. Roy Barnes and Mar sented at the New Year’s Eye party Last M inute G ift jorie Gay. It is one of the most en at the Hotel Bond in Hartford. Of tertaining farce comedies which the fifteen hundred who enjoyed have come to this town in many a OU could play some pieces, but the New Year’s Eve party a year you’d never be satisfied. Thed why day and treats o f two married ago, many were from Manchester, Y buy a radio set that receives only som e \ couples living across the hall from and Harry S. Bond, managing di Suggestions each other. "Gusty Gale” , four rector of the Bond, f?els that a stations? The Synchrophase tvmes flushing real estate salesman and real compliment was paid his. hotel them all, induc^g the 100 or more South Manchester Candy Ktchen Linda Betts, his neighbor’s wife by the number of repeat reserva broadcasting below the reach of the Compacts Cigars in boxes of love the dance and the cabaret Tinker Building, tions already made by Manchester average receiver. An exclusive Grebe Main and Birch Sts. while their matrimonial partners people. development makes this possible—-the 10,25, 50 are of a home loving disposition. The Bond has had a committee Vanity Cases Gusty is entirely out of favor with at work for some months planning L ow -W ave Extension Circuits, his father-in-law, Mr. Barker but all kinds of innovations and it is Cigarettes Ask ua to demonatrate when daughter returns home to said that the entire evening there Perfumeizers mother after Qusty stays out late all tha exclusive Grebe will be on a par with the New ieaturea; then compare. Cigar and Cigarette with Mrs. Bett^ Barker seeks to Year’s Eve celebrations of the Chocolates re-unite, them. His purpose is en largest hotels in New York and Holders tirely selfish as he wants to buy Boston. Those planning to spend Ik cheaply from Gusty some land he New Year’s Eve at the Bond Flashlights Fountain Pens has acquired in a trade. Barker’s should make their reservations at All Grebe appara. railroad needs it for their right of tua ia cc v m d bjr. once fa.a the capacity of the local patent! granted way and although it Is practically hotel will soon be reached judging and pendint. Kodaks Stationery worthless to the owner, as it Is by the number of reservations al
nothing M t ^ am p land, it is quite ready made. e R x r ^ f i ^ f f i r f u l# ~ t l#~j u valuable to Barker. Thru an Inside tip Gusty boosts his price and cleans up $30,000 with a resultant rise in the esteem of Barker and every WAPPING thing ends happily enough. The McNa m a r a’S drug store slory is one that will amuse any Miss Alice Spencer, daughter of audience by reason of its very Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spencer of Corner Main St. and Brainard Place, South Manchester. Avery street has been*sick with human and laughable theme, and Phone 582, We Deliver. the expertness with which it is tonsllltis for several days and un Santa Recommends Our der a doctor’s care. acted. The second feature "Moran Alao n tp tU a d uH th of the Mounted” is a picture that The Center schools will hold battery hau can be heartily recommended to their Christmas exercises at elev those who like virile drama set in en o’clock at the school hall on Installed complete with 4-301 A Tubes, 1-112 Power Thursday morning. All will come the great, outdoors. As its title sug Tube—3 Heavy Duty B Batteries, 2 C Batteries, 1 Grebe Pure Sugar Candy gests it deals with the Canadian together in the hall for the pro Cable, 1 Crosley. 16 in. Cone, 1 Antenna ready to tune in. Northwest. Mounted Police and is gram, each school returning to BOSTON CHIPS, lb...... their own room for their tree. The 3 - % 100 percent entertainment. Reed 3 The finest and crispest candy ever Howes heads a strong roster of schools are to close at noon for 4 0 c the Christmas vacatloh. DO W N IA MONTH players and gives his usual finished I $45 $16.44 seen in town. \ The Federated Sunday school 10 MONTHS performance. Other players of note RIBBON CANDY, lb...... appearing in "Moran of the Mount will hold their Chrlstmaj exerolsea No further charges. this evening at the church. There 2 pound box 45c centa. - ed are Sheldon Lewis, Virginia is to be a program given by the Seven satisfied Cre6e owners last month. 25c Warwick and Bruce Gordon. Select >^6 want^dO more. You should be one I children and also a play entitled AMERICAN MIXTURE or ed shorter subjects round out the "Chrlstmae at Flanna,^ah’i Flat", program. Tbmorrow evening a five folicwed by a Christmas tree and Broken Candy ...... 25c tube radio set will be given away, the arrival of Santa Glaus. an event no one will want to miss. ’ Mr. and Mrs, Fred H. Adams FILLED FRUIT CANDY to have as their guests for Barstow’sRadioShop 1 Assorted flavors, lb. -.... Christmas, J. F, Wooster and Mr, ... 4 9 c _ State Theater Building, and Mrs, Joseph W. COokq a&d son Bissell Street CANDY APP(.E8 TEST ANSWERS ^ from Goshen. E South Manchester- Miss Winnlfred Jennings Is i NOW IN OCR FIFTH YEAR Each ...... 5 c 11- the correct answers to home from the New Britain State the child’s test questions which Normal school for the, Christmas CANDY CANES appear on .the comics page: vacation. All sizes, each ...... ^ “ ■ $ 1 \ 1— A person being sworn to tell 7J few Eggs cost aJot^ the truth should raise his right I and. 2— July 4. A lot ta ^ g s cast little 3— Red. WE SPECIALIZE Fancy Package Chocolates 4— No. IN EXAMINING EYES AND Give A Box of TT doesn't cost those who are feeding their hens Purina 5— Salt Lake City. See us for fancy packages. Select from the largest X FITTING GLASSES ^ Ponltrjf Chows one single penny more to get eggs. It 6— Forty-eight. actually costs lessi That’s because it costa a lot to get a stock in town. Half pound to 5 pound boxes. 7— Four. 8— Yes. Huylers, Dows or Johnsons iisw eggs. Poor layers eat almost as much-feed as l^ v y 9— Circumference. WALTER OLIVE layers. The only kind of feed that really costs little is the feed 10— Closed. Optometrist that makes lots of extra eggs. Cedar Chests Giveyour hens Purina Poultry Tobacco in one.half and' one 915 MiUn St. So. Manchester. CHOCOLATES All satin lined, with padlock and key, filled with fan pound humidors. Corner Soda Hours. 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. Chov^, for you will be taking 1 ' J Shop, Spruce at BIssell street.— They are sure to 'please. up chances. An egg record cy boxes of chocolates idv. Telephone 39-3. curd, which we w ill furnish ► ■ /m ”' ■ ■ Tobacco in Humidors and Boxes. , ' \ you free, will aid ydu to check • All the popular brands of Cigars in boxes of 5, 10, up that Purina Chows make a $4 $4.50 $5 $6 : I H 25 and 50. l(rt m ore eggs at less cost. Octagon Cedar Chests, Oval Chests, Vanity Chests, W e Repair Cigarettes in Xmas wrapped packages. - furnished complete, Mirror Chests and Music Chests. . - • Domestic and imported Pipes. Rubbers and Arctics ASSORTED SALTED NUTS g\g\ ■ Let us deliver your Ginger Ale to your home.' P o u n d ...... y y c A n Well as Shoes. Manchester Grain & Freshly roasted and salted including Pecans, A l monds, Brazils, Walnuts,x^lberts, Cashews and Jumbo ' . f ' l . * m . y j j Peanuts. Also the various sorts sold separately. S a m T u l y e s MINER’S PHARMACY •‘ ‘4 Coal Company Our regular 50c Assorted Chocolates, o f \ 701 Main St., - Johnson Block 903 Main Street South Manchester The Checkerboard Store.. Special This Week, lb...... O V C \ \ 10 ApelP'lace. Manchester. Conn. Phone 1760 k m ft ,f 'tv- f ci
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R A P P E R FANNY^ SAYS? > By Frank Beck GAS BUGGIES-^He Who Hesitates Is Lost / 3 ISENSEAP NONSENSE I'VE BEEN TRYING TO ITS SEVEN'.' ^AT LA S T \r'S GET IT STARTED EVER THIRTY NOW. QOING---^ ITS N O ! n o ! A D I O S ! ! • I'LL Women are seldom up to date in SINCE 1 PUT’'TH A T NE\/ IF IT. ISN'T STILL COLO, BUT,* BE RIGHT BACK the matter of birthdays. SOON DISCOVERS TUBE IN THE BACK TIRE. OVER« THERE: WHEN SHE WARMS W ITH THE TH AT THE ' TONIGHTtHE UP “ SHB>L BE O.K. B I6 CHECK- \ I'V E CLEANED OUT THE A man is as old as he feels, hut TROUBLE IN GAS LINE, AND POLISHED iV/ON'T'-WANTa I'LL SHUT HER never quite as important. SELLING CARS THE PLUGS TILL THEY I T - - - SO ( OFF TILL I GET r IS NOT' IN SHINE LIKE HURRY-’ MY' LID AND We hope you will start the New GETTING THE DIAMONDS COAT-« Year right, owing no hills, and PROSPECTS TO having a clear conscience. BUY . BUT IN .GETTING “ My wife got through with THE BUYS TO Christmas fine.” PROSPECTS,- “ How so?” AND ( “ Her liabilities were fifty pres CHRISTMAS EVE. ents, and the assets panned out FINDS HIM fifty-nine, it seems.” STRUGGLING \ '£3 DESPERATELY. What of It. TO COAX HIS I have seen Januaries come, ANCIENT HACK OVER TO HA'S Seen many Januaries go. There was a lot of shine in some. M R. BLUNT'S, WHO While some held mainly cold and HAD ORDERED IT snow. F O .B . HIS •nw wrjKA atawo^wj^ GARAGE. The one that we are facing now Cosmetics nip nature’s bloom in Will hold a lot of one or t’other. the bud. And there’s no sort of blooming by rerqr Qrosby, row S K I P P Y ^ That you can make to stop it, brother! WHAT 00 TA W W6 INTELUGENCE TESTS I T T r u n fniTiNWCDv] m s € o y V(^?.(Noe^oy* CHILD’S TEST We are amused on Christmas eve ii^c6t>y I [ t)e£oy-ofeo- BAT OOr J O «e HABMONlr, by the couple who looked so long sir! ingly in the furniture store win_ dows, they squeezed arms, held o e £ o y - i * hands, whispered things to each 0 ^ ^ other and looked about the hap piest of any one we saw.
Doctor: “ Did you follow my ad A- vice and drink hot water one hour before breakfast?” \ His Patient: “ I did my best, but I i couldn’t keep it up more than ten \ minutes, doctor.” fe-’’ Had you noticed how much longer Manchester’s outskirts , are V getting?
Flaming youth hasn’t yet set the world on fire.
“ Doctor, can you cure me of Cepyri^hr /fl.Crotfy Ja/mstp^sanrret nt*u' snoring? I snore so loud that I awaken myself.” » a 1 i “ In that case I would advise you FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS He Was and Didn’t Know It By Blosseti to sleep in another room.” This test was written especially ------\------for children. While the questions LAUGA,YOU NIAAV.V VJUATIS "m PJ2SD AoUoMo /OCT SXACYWrsVOAEN may be easy for adults to answer, Seasonable. 1 'nxooeur I WAS. B or YOU sEew.7E> FoRser SUP& 1 VWORASr? toeuL-VOU GOT many of them will be difficult for Though streams be locked with ice Tltev FIR D FIEED 7HERE,DlDAir X VOENT down to work 0«OS D&L1M££IM' 5 \i,AAMAAAA^ . VMAEM YOU WAS AT AUFPMAAyS' children. The correct answers ap- and snow FOE FiSAtD ^ u A sr vmobaim' FOR BAK6RV-'MAAr VA? AUM? MORAOlAiG TASY AAD SOME I pear on another page. This season of the year, ^roRS ! SATUCDAV.' MAa d AOFFMAN’S’ ABOUT i r ? ? ^ DlD/o'TVA??, BODY ELSS IN ALy ® 1— What is wrong in the accomMay New Year’s hope unfettered BAUtSSy." PLACE n ' \ panying illustration? fiow 2— On what date is the AmeriThrough you and yours, my dear! . r can Declaration of Independence /. r celebrated? ' Do your income tax worrying ///; / ^ 3— Of what color is scarlet a early and aVold the rush. ' shade? I 4— Is it as far from the northern . i part of Maine to the southern part Drama in One Act. of Florida as from New York to She— Well— I San Francisco? He— Quite. I 5— What is the largest city in Silence. ; Utah? She— You’re rather shy. I 6— How many stars are there In He— I haven’t a cent. the United States flag? More silence. 7— How many equal sides has a She (desperately)— Oh, dear! square? He (in ecstasy)— Helen! 8— Does the sun rise in the east And so they were married. over South America? e 1926 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. /2-tS ) 9— Is the circumference or diam A dachshund is half a dog high eter of a circle the longer? by a dog and a half long. 10— Is a brougham an open or a SALESMAN $AM We’ve AU Had It ( By Swan closed type of automobile? Radio is the only business today /IAHH , HELLO VOHM* ^Yoo MAT Yh' OKLH PI?\MK f\ C3LR55 that gets a fair hearing when in ■> Fs Htct. HOUj'DOVPiOo— T r i e Y ^ b O T T H 5ucv; vH dp,\i_ -tRink rr^ RT.E. 'HoO 30?Po‘5EO n E 'H CftiL ON.E. TR«V I KtWAJ WriBT’U- HOT iA){\Tet^ the hands of the receivers! w iJ H 'fe o o o -To b e . ----- 5 BECPuJ'ie.- eTC— TffouQLtS- I’VIE C?oT \KOlfaESli«l coR.e_ MORHINCr C^V.LS VT New Year’s Health Hint. FftOrA 5T«5RG-— (VHT I t T A - ■e.rc What has become of the old- 50P’\e.iRiN(3' -That— Be nice to your mother-in-law! CtoX FUVv— AhO Crt
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Qim rt m aacneiCmc:^imtt^ WASHINGTON TUBBS H Pathetic Figures by Fontaine Fox By Crane r ■&CH! .-OOKVt Tm \-I U)OKOOt! 'fURxe'^.' iSL'-r HE A PeACw’!’ HE'S GEtTlW, i. o * b O o' — - O i c „ ,u - (READ THE STORY THEN COLOR THE PICTURE). Out through the snow the Tinies out. He knew the way, without a \stepped, bound for the barn where doubt, to hitch his frisky reindeers \ Santa Claus kept his team of won so that they could pull his sleigh. drous reindeers. Gee, they all could The reindeers stomped their little hardly wait. A smile spread o’er feet. The hitching procet.:! seemed a each little face, for when they fin treat. I’ eriiaps'it thrilled them ah ally reached the place, old Santa to .know theyd’ soon be on there shouted, “ Here we are!” Then way. opened up a gate. The Tinies nearly had a fit till The barn was on a little mound, they could join, and help a bit. and when the sliding doors were Then, as they worked together, found, the Tlnymites all lent a ’course the work was shortly done. hand and pushed them open wide. And now the sleigh was fixed all The sight they saw was quite a right for Santa’s trip tomorrow show. A lot of reindeers in a row. night, and everyone agreed that Of course it didnt’ take them long they had a lot of fun. to scamper right inside. “ And now,” said Santa, “ let’s all / “ Now, all get busy,” Santa said, rest. I’ll soon be heading east and '“ There’s harness for each rein west. My toys and things are pack., deer’s head, and other bits that -t ed up fine and nothing has gone upon their bodies good and tight. wrong. You all have helped a loi iW^’ve got to hurry right along. Be today, so when I hop into my .Oiaas BY iwc. careful, now, don’t do It wrong, . sleigh, I’ll show you I appreciate, better that you watch me first, n r take you all along.” ao you can do It Hght.” < (The Tlnymites start away witn r ^ ffben Santa y / 7 . MANCHESTER EVENmC HERALD, THURSDAY, pEC. 23,19^. PAGE ELBVEI j - 9eS(3CX5fJ«S»S9»C9(d(JS)£5£5SSiS£$C5(^i9(S»»$S(3(^^ X3tX3SStXK3(306XX36S063008X3tXK3t3t» The Best Places to Shop The Best Stores Advertii^ iriAnnni-ir.i-innnrinriririririnni^rinririnririr.ririnririi^'i ~n~in.- r,nrir.r>rii~>i~ir>riririrM~iriririr y~y^ ST. MARY'S.CHILDBEN OLD FASHIONED and HAVE PARTY TONIGHT SPECIAL TONIGHT MODERN DANCING BEAN SUPPER CITY VIEW DANCE HALL Miss Hannah'Jensen, Mr8.^Agnes Keeney Street Fields, Miss Margaret Stratton and SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25. Miss Elizabeth-Johnson constitute School Street Rec Buffet Sherwood's Orchestra. the committee in charge of the Everybody Invited. program for tonight’s Christmas J.. A- Admission: 60c. entertainment for the kindergarten and prim ary departments of St. DANCE AND Mary’s Episcopal church school. HOLIDAY DANCES The exercises will begin at-Tip. ' ENTERTAINMENT m. and the leading attraction will W eStill Have a liarge Assortment From Given by Ju Ju Brothers from at the RAINBOW be a playlet in which 20 of the New York SUNLIGHT HOP— Christmaa children will have a part. It Isa en Turn Hall, Xorth Street titled “A Visit from Mr. and Mrs. Afternoon, 2 to 6 p. m. Santa Claus.” Rev. J. S. Neill,; the SATURDAY, DEC. 25 W hith To Make Your Selection Christmas Night Dance rector, will show stereopticoni-pic Come and Celebrate Christinas. tures appropriate to Christmas. Ladles 33c. Gents 50c 8 to Midnight Santa Claus will be on hand to give Bill TasiUo’s Music out the gifts to. the children. Fath ers and mothers of the children are ROAST TURKEY and CHICKEN invited to come and enjoy the pro. DINNERS CHRISTMAS DAY gram. This Store is Open Tonight and To morrow Night Until 9 o’clock ABOUT TOWN Admission to Dances 50c. REC FIVE AT CROMWELL. Closed All Day Christmas. / A son, Cecil Harold, Jr., was The Rec Five .will journey*to born last night to Mr. and Mrs. Ce- EASTERN STAR HERE : cJl H. Treadwell, of South Man West Cromwell tonight to play.the chester. The baby was born at Mrs. local talent of that town. The Man Howe’s Maternity home on Wads INSTALLS OFnCERS chester boys will leave the School worth street. street Rec at 6:30 and the party will, include Larson, Boyce^. Quish, At a regular meeting of Temple The Christmas festival for the Mistretta, Welman, Gotherg, Bel Chapter, O. E. S., held In Odd Fel lamy, Cordera, Robb and Wolfram. children of the Swedish Lutheran lows’ hall last night, the 1927 offi Gift Handkerchiefs church will be held at 5 p. m. cers were Installed by Past Matron Saturday in the basement of the Mrs. Bertha Keeney, assisted by That Are Sure church, when a program of recita Worthy Matron Leona Foster act WOMEN’S L WOMEN’S tions and songs by the Sunday ing as marshal and Past Matron school and children’s chorus will Ethel Davis as chaplain. HANDKERCHIEFS Boxed Handiterchiefs be given. The officers installed were as T o Please follows: 25c each $1.25 Henry Coleman, loom fixer in Worthy Matron, Mrs. Beatrice Your choice of a large assortment of The box consists of three lovely handker one of the departments of Cheney Clark. Swiss, pongee or linen handkerchiefs at chiefs—either plain white with colored em Brothers was surprised and pleas Worthy Patron, Paul Volquard- this price.in both white and colors. broidered corners or gay colored sport ed to receive from the weavers a son. Silk Umbrellas fine pipe and a supply of tobacco Associate Matron, Miss Mabel handkerchiefs. as a Christmas remembrance and Trotter. appreciation of his services. Secretary, Mrs. Minnie Goslee. WOMEN'S WOMEN’S Treasurer, Mrs. Julia Hutt. Mrs. Mary Wetherell, formerly Conductress, Mrs. Jessie Winter- HANDKERCHIEFS Boxed Handkerchiefs ' $3.98 to $9.98 of Oakland, is seriously ill at the bottom. 19c each home of her daughter, Mrs. Wil- Assistant Conductress, Mrs. Lulu $1.0(^ Short, stubby. 10 and 16 rib umbrellas llam'Shearer at Wallingford. Bidwell. A dainty assortment of Swiss Handker Sheer Swiss handkerchiefs In plain with plain satin or Roman stripe borders Chaplain, Mrs. Elizabeth Caver- chiefs in plain tailored or lace trimmed white with embroidered corners, lace edge in navy, purple, red. garnet and green. All mfembers and their families, (ly. styles. or set-in lace corners. Three In each box. Surely any girl will be delighted with a . also those who belong to out of Marshal, Mrs. Victoria Waddell. silk umbrella. Main Floor. town lodges are cordially invited Organist, Mrs. Rena Miller. to attend the Christmas party in Adah, Miss Marjory Richmond. WOMEN’S ' MEN’S Tinker hall this evening given by Ruth, Mrs. Pauline Grant. Earl Roberts Lodge, Sons of St. Esther, Mrs. Marjory Straw. HANDKERCHIEFS Boxed Handkerchiefs George and Lady Roberts Lodge. Martha, Mrs. Esther Pickles, Members of the latter are asked to Electa, Mrs. Jennie Armstrong. 15c each 99c Perfumes. contribute refreshments of any Warder, Mrs. Beatrice Miller. Dotted, bordered or plain colored hand This box consists of six lovely hand kind. Sentinel, Charles Lewis. XMAS kerchiefs—just what the young flapper kerchiefs with gay colored borders and Several members from out of wishes for Christmas. All colors. initialed corners. V Frank Plumridge of Talcottville town lodges were present at the 1926 'has sold his 30-acre farm to Mrs. meeting and a Christmas party fol 50c to $2.50 y . Sybllla E. Jones of New York lowed. Everyone received Christ And through WOMEN’S WOMEN’S mas candy and a useful gift. Cake Perfume—a tribute to her dainti City. Mrs. Jones does not expect the years.... ness. All the well known and nation to occupy the place until spring. and coffee was served and a social Boxed Handkerchiefs HANDKERCHIEFS time enjoyed by all. ally advertised brands—Coty’s, Woodworth’s, Fiancee and The sale was made through the 59c 59c Kares?, April Showers, Hudnut’s, etc. Main Floor. Stuart J. Wasley real estate-agen Three dainty handkerchiefs that are We have a splendid assortment of plain cy. —A— sure to please the most fastidious, taste— white linen handkerchiefs at this price. white or colors. Hemstitched edge. Initialed." CHRISTMAS EXERCISES Gulbransen FOB 2ND CHURCH KIDS HOTEL SHERIDAN Piano 1 ~ Scarfs j-n Children of the Second Congre Schrafft’s gational church school in la’rge XMAS DINNER Assorted numbers, and many of their par- \ $ 2 9 5 Fancy •ents, attended the Christmas party TURKEY, DUCK, CHICKEN BILTMORE -'in the Sunday school room last Complete With All Fixings 2 Years to Pay. RIBBON CANDY XMAS CUTS night. A thoroughly interesting CHOCOLATES One of these Mallison’s pussywillo . I program of about 15 numbers was taffeta scarfs will suit her to a T. Gay given, which included singing of c 2 lb. pkg. 44c 25c lb. 39c box or subdued patterns to suit all tastes. Christmas carols, a short playlet, $ 1 .5 0 KEMP'S There are also a few cashmere scarfs recitations and songs by the little Served from 12:30 to 2:30. in this lot. Main Floor. ones and the reading of Christmas stories by two of the grownups. Francis Wetherell in the role of Santa Claus distributed presents 23 Piece from the beautifully decorated tree Aiito Curtains to each child in the primary de partment. Each of the Sunday MADE — REPAIRED Tea Sets school scholars received a box of candy from the school and gifts Celluloid Lights Replaced. from teachers and friends. Auto Tops Made and Repaired. ■ $9.98 PPERETTA KING A BANKRUPT New Carpets, Auto Jlobes. Berlin, Dec. 23.—Jean Gilbert, For wife, mother or the bride-to-be this dainty lu§ter-ware famous composer and known as tea set would be a dainty gift. Comes in the dainty luster col “the Operetta King of Central ors of blue, yellow, orange, etc. Basement. Europe,” was declared insolvent to Charles Laking day with liabilities of 700,000 314 Main Street I' piarks. His sasets are virtually nil. Phone 128-4 • TOYS We Still Have a Large Assortm ent from Which to Make Kid Gloves Your Selections. $2.98 arid $3.50 I Keystone Moviegraphs When in doubt give gloves—every, girl- Sleds...... 1 $1.49 to $8.95 or woman can use an extra ppir. . Fancy ...... $7.98 to $9.98 cuff or plain models in the well known Jirand—Bacmd. All the Manchester Dairy Erector Sets . $3.00 to $10.00 leading.^ades of heaver, mode, tan, brown, gray, etc. Main Structo Toys .. $1.25 to $6.98 Floor. Toy Telephones .. 50c to 99c Game Boards ...... r. ., $4.98 D rum s...... 25c to 99c \ A u to s...... $12.^ to'$i9.50 Lamps Ice Cream Company’s Friction Toys ... 50c to $1.49 Roller Skates $1.79 and $1,98. ■ in $4.98 Ten Pin Sets... 50c to $1,98 Stuffed Animals 99c to $3.98 W'e’have a stunning collection of table D o lls...... 50c to $1.00 lamps at thjs price. Colored vase bases in D e sk s...... $2.49 to $12.50 black,-blue,-^orange, etc., with good qual Gilbert Tool Chests___ Air Rifles . . . .$1.49 to $1.^8 ity silk sbad'es in harmonizing colors. ______25c to $5.50 Basement. ‘ • Ives Trains . .$1.49 to $26.50 Uncle Sam Batiks ^ ...... $L25‘to $2.25 Aluminum Sets 99c to $1,49 WILL BE i ■ > Siik Hose ; - Carriages rr. . $4.98 to $19.50 Pop Guns ...... 25c and 50c $1.85 - ' What girl or woman has too niany pairs of hosiery? At this price we have a large stock of Gold Stripe, Fian cee and Phoenix pure silk, full fashion ed hose Ttx c” looking !>/ shades. Main Floor. i' m A delicious French cream which will be sold to pur I ^^Hand Bags customers at the same price as ordinary cream. , s' ' ■ . $K98 to $9.98 • \ We’stlU'have a large assortment of hand bags left. - Mati nee, poupbe and under-the-arm bags In silk, patent leather, and plain leather. Silk or leather lined. Main Floor. Order From Your Dealer SOUTH RhCHESTER • CONN ‘ ’’• T T V ’- f ■ ■ ■ ■■■ r' ■ ■ . _