DON \ NET PRiGSS RUN AVERAGE D.AILY CIRCULATION THETVEATHEB for the Month of November, 1929 forecast by ,U. S. Weather Burean, . Hartford. 5,488 OoBdy tonight .< and Wednesday, Hembers of the Andlt Bureau ot followed by rain Wednesday; nht , Circniatlona iiaittljjakr liirttuig much change In temperature. . ■ • ■ ^ ■ ■ ■ ■
VOL. XLIV., NO. 60. (Classified Advertising on Page 12-) SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY^ DECEMBER 10, 1929; M U RTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CCN ^ CANTON’S FALL NEAR STORM SWEEPS BRITISH ISLES AS REBELS SHATTER NATIONLISTS’ LINES IN liOVIE STUDIO FIRE GALE’S DEATH U S., England and Japan LOBBY PROBERS COMPANY r e h e a r s in g Rush Warships to Chinese . r TOLL NOW 163; SUBMIT REPORT j FOR A FILM PICTURE - . Waters to Protect Their ISCONHOING Nationals There. ON M^GRUNDY Four Women Among Victims of New York Disaster, 68 Ships Wrecked or Dam Canton, Dec. 10.— (AP)—Chang Force of the storms that have rav -Many hjnred as They jump from Windows— One Tak Wei’s revolting “Ironsides” di Link Raising of Campaign aged European shipping and swept vision knocked at the doors of Can British towns with floods and gales aged Along. Coasts of is indicated by these pictures, Hundred Persons in Budding When Fire Starts; On. ton today after a precipitate over Funds With His Actions taken shortly before the recent night advance which brought them widespread destruction. Above British Isles; Fear Floods gin of Blaze Not D eteim in^l^tage All Set for Start near the city. Artillery fire was is pictured a large four-masted plainly audible. In Working for the Tar sailing ship, after its crew had es caped, succumbing to the batter as Result of Heavy Rains. ' of Play When Curtain Catches Fire and Flames Quick The rebels apparently have broken ing of heavy seas off the coast of the government lines on a wide iff Measure. front. Rumors were circulated that Pembrokeshire, England. Fifty London, Dec. 10.-^ (AI^)—Known large vessels and many smaller ly Enveloped Budding. the fall of Canton was imminent. deaths in the terrific storm which The utmost imeasiness resulted in Washington, Dec. 10— (AP)—T|je ones were completely or partially wrecked by gales within two days. has battered Great Britain and the native circles. lobby committee reported to the Inland, 'nearly a score of persons continental coast for the past week, New York, Dec. 10— (AP)—Trap IDENTIFIED DEAD Breach in Lines. Senate today that the “in were killed by storms and floods, today reached 163, most of them at ped in a blazing motion picture AND THOSE INJUREH It was said here the breach in the ference is irresistable” that and below you see the scene at' X A. •• lea. studio in upper Manhattan today Loyalists’ lines had been made in the service rendered by Joseph Trehaford, Wales, just before a New York, Dec. 10— (AP) — the Tsingyun district 50 miles north high wall collapsed letting in flood nine persons lost their lives. R. Gnmdy of Pennsylvania, in The identified dead in the fire of Canton where land mines were waters which inundated a wide London, Dec. 10,— (AP)—Furi- The identities and sex of the at the Manhattan and Pathie exploded and by stampeding a herd raising Republican,campaign ftm'ds area. “ous gales which have taken at least dead was not immediately learned, studios today are: of water buffalo against the Nation led to the belief by Grundy and 163 lives and wrecked or damaged but it was known that four pf tbern Bishops Harold, address and alists. The rebels followed behind 68 ships continued to lash the* north those associated with him that he were women. They were all be age not known. the cattle. western portion of the Atlantic Kramer, Al, the Bronx. would be able to influence the ac lieved to be from New York City. It was understood the National tion of “his party assistants in Con ocean today. Maussman, Bob, the Bronx. ists planned to exert the utmost ef gress.” ,An unbroken chain of storm cen Ten or more other persons were Qlunn, Jack, Brooklyn. forts to hold Canton against the Holding the thief contribution to RESCUED SAILORS ters was sweeping in from the At seriously injured, either from the Wilson, Ernest, b^kkeeper, invaders; however if the rebels come political life of Grundy who is being HAITIAN TROUBLE OVER lantic toward Great Britain. Atmos flames or from jumping to safety address and age not known. in the garrison was expected to re considered for the Pennsylvania pheric depression was the worst in from the windows of the three story The injured: treat to the east. A pontoon bridge Senate seat had consisted of raising [ 50 years. brick building. Mxillarkey, William, 45, New is being constructed across the East fimds for campaign use, the' report BROUGHT TO PORT Gales still raged, although tfeere One hundred were in the studio, York, burned on left hand; Har river to facilitate possible retreat. AMERICAN OFFICERS SAY located at Park avenue and 124th said there was no doubt of his had been some lessening ill vio- lem hospital. Chiang Kai-Shek, Nationalist “ardent attachment to the principal .lence. From the mouth of the Elbe street and used jointly by the Man Vinal, Stanley, 40, New York leader, telegraphed Kwangtung mili of protection” and it could not be in the North Sea to Cape Finistorre, hattan Studios, Inc., and the Pathe burned on left hand; Harlem tary headquarters here ordering two overlooked that “he has grown rich Eleven Fishermen Picked Up the northwestern extremity of Motion Picture Exchange, shortly hospital. divisions of troops sent to Nanking in'the pursuit of a highly protected Reports from All Sections STAND BY HERE Spain, the, coasts of Ireland# Scot- before 10 o’clock today. Vkneura, Daniel, 39, New and stating “forces badly needed.” industry.” landj Wales and Sussex were strewn Stage All Set York, burns; Harlem hospital. Valae of His Services State Conditions Are In Ocean by Liner in Nick with wreckage and the sea was dot The stage was set in the rear of Woman, first name Virginia U. S. WARSHIPS ON WAY Though the result is not to be TO AID HARTFORD ted with crippled ships trying to es the fist floor of the building, pre (last name undetermined); 24 Shanghai, Dec. 10.— (AP.)—^The attributed wholly to him, the re of Time. cape the fury of the elements. paratory to filming a miniature re- years bid, five feet five inches, in United States cruiser Pittsburgh port added, those who contributed Quiet; Warship With Ma The French coast bore a similar •view, titled the “Black and White height, weighing 125 poimds, and six American destroyers were at this instance to the campaign aspect. Revue.” The orchestra leader and ‘ blonde; no clothiflg; suffocation speeding from Manila toward could give some idea o f the value of There still was considerable anx his fourteen musicians were wait ahd burns, Harlem hospital. Shanghai today, pursuant to or his services in connection with the rines is Ordered to Cuba. 1100,000 Fire Guts Union I New York, Dec. 10.— (AP) — iety for several- ships which have ing for the signal to start playing. Carey, Daniel, 39, New York, burns; Harlem hospital. ders issued yesterday by Rear Ad -tariff from the fact that in 65 of the n | I I I w I Eleven Newfoundliind fishermen, not reported their positions and The cameras were ready. leading industries of Pennsylvania, condition and it was feared the loss • On the floor above thirty chorus Eveas, CJarl, 53, New York, miral Charles B. MeVay, Jr. They Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, Dec- 10.— i d IOCK; L o c n l D e p n rh n cn t l captain, mate and crew of the fractured, left anklp: 'Harlem are expected to, arrive Thursday to the pending tariff bill recommends of life and property might be con girls, many of them not yet dressed raises in 42. > (AP)—Reports from all sections of t schooner “(Sander Deal,” arriyed in siderably greater. in their scanty, stage ‘clothes, were h6spii^;i?4-'' protect, if necessary, American This it said signifled added proflts Haiti today ^tated that conditions | Roche, Morris, 36, Ne-w York, life and property in the rebel-tom N«V"ydrk ijSSafttlhe United States Trawlers In Danger waiting their calls. to the manufacturers of the state, if were quiet and steadily showed im Ready to He^: Par.ticular apprehension was felt burns of arms and forehead; areas of China. provement. liner Republic, -which picked them There was a flash from the back the rates became effective of ?!,- I up l? e f^ daylight last Friday for a flotilla of ten steam trawlers drop and flames and black smoke Harlem hospital. • In issuing sailing orders at Man 186,000,000 as computed by an ex Major Harold Single after a six-' and a number of sailing trawlers Stradling, Richard, 32, Yon ila, Admiral MeVay asserted that naoriu^ after they had been blown rolled .across the stage. pert of the Department of Com hour trip reported the situation all Manchester fire apparatus was in 540 miles oflt to sea. belonging to Great Yarmouth Immediately all was in confusion. kers, burns of both arms and whenever American life and prop quiet. ’The U.-S. S. Galveston at merce. readiness to go to Hartford last With nine other ships, comprising somewhere in the North «Sea. None Men and womqn fought to escape forehead; Harlem hospital. erty were endangered the routine The committee also reported that Jacmel is ready to depart at any of the boats had reported since Fri from the flames, which almos( in 531klns, Eddie, orchestra lead duty of th# Navy was .to protect time for any seaport if necessary. night to help combat the $l(Jo,OOOr^® fishing Grundy had failed to submit any u- u • j i -village of New Town, on Bona day, stantly were sweeping ,through the er, 32, New York, abrasions of them. e'vidence to it to substantiate his Mounted patrols of the garde in fire wh.oH vyhich ruined the six story Vista bay, 100 miles north 6f St The government last night broad- •whole building. 1 left leg; home.' The six. destroj^rs comprising central Haiti under Major Oscar Fleming,. Joe, 32, New York, charge that some southern and west Union Block on the southeast cor John’s, the Gander Deal set sail for While studio employes sought to ern state “do not pay enough to Cauldwell went as far as the border Jumped from window, sprained ner of Union Place and All5m street. home from St. John’s a week ago (Continued on Page Three.) check the flames with apparatus aft (Continaed on Page Three.) ward the upkeep of the government and reported finding no present evi last Friday night. right ankle; home. to cover the'cost of collection.” , dence of unrest. Scores of Manchester people who hand, others tiumed in . fire alarms, Hamilton, Anton, New York, heard of the fire motored to HarL- On board those ships, several of four in all, which brought all avail The report, the third made by the Messages from Cape Haitien i them smaller than the 68-ton Gan abrasiqns of left ear. committee since it began its investi able apparatus from upper Man Rome, Rose, 40, Mpimi Ver statsd that four-fifth, of tho atu-1' ” <1 i t ” I -ifr P»?>. "ore practically'aU of hattan aind the Bronx to the scene. gation of lobbying activities in dents were back at school the worst since G. Fox and (Com ablebodied men of New Town.. FETOVIC MEETS non; abrasions of right hand; CALL OUT MILITIA Washington, asserted that this pany’s store was destroyed 12 years A fireboat sent its arching streams home. Village Supplied. of water from its place in the near statement by Gnmdy was refuted SHIPS ORDERED BACH. ago. Their cargo was the village’s sup Savarese, Albert, 28, New by figures from the Treasury and Three Alarm Fire. DEATH BRAVEY by Harlem river. York, lacerations of right hand; Washington, Dec. 10.— (AP) — plies for the winter—coal and oil, Ambulances Arrive bomb. TO AVERT TROUBLE was “ob'viously absurd.” The U. S. S. Wright enroute to A five hour battle starting shortly meat, tea, coffee, cloth, trinkets for No Truth In Statement Police'reserves amd ambulances Salzman, 26, Brooklyn; Burns Haiti with United States Marines after 7 o’clock and lasting well after the women, Ghristraas toys for the of both ears; home. * “He was fimther obliged to ad aboard, was ordered today by the midnight was required to subdue the childrefi, that cargo represented the began arriving but there was noth mit,” the report added, “that there ing that could be done to help those Wingal, Stanley, 45, New Navy to put in at Guantanamo Bay, flames which started from a pile of earnings of an entire summer’s fish Pays Penalty for Murder of York, second degree burns, Mine Workers in Dispute was no truth in the statement that Cuba, instead of proceeding: to Port ing off the coast of Labrador. • . trapped in the building. states like Pennsylvania support rubbish in the rear cellar and swept hands and face. i Au Prince. up through the elevator shaft and A few hours after they sailed it For more than an hour the fire ------:------what he denominated backward raged and then, as the flames died Commonwealths.” Quieter conditions in Haiti were ] mushroomed out through the top began to blow—a “whole gale” . Bridgeport Grocer; Buried Over Unions and an Out understood to be the reason for the I floor. Three alarms were turned in do-wn from the northwest. The lit down, the bodies were found, most Grundy, however, had a “solu rived the studio building was a Na-vy’s ordering the aircraft tender j calling out 13 companies. At one tle fleet became scattered and lost, i of them jiist inside the 134th street tion” for the troubles of the wheat Two or three finally made the home | Today in Hartford# mass of flames and huge billows of break Is Feared Today. farmer, namely that he reduce his to await orders at the Guantanamo time 23. hose lines were ' pouring entramee to the building. station. The Wright sailed from port, several days later. Some found A temporary hospitad was set up acrid smoke* were pouring fronx the production, the report continued". three toqs. of water a ihinute into structure, smarting the eyes of per-' Hampton Roads with 469 Marjnes the blazing structure. Fire men aol shelter in nearby ports. Two have ■ in a factory across the street from “The consumer does not figure at not yet been found. sons in the -vicinity. all in Mr. Grtmdy’s -views in respect and 25 officers at noon Saturday, apparatus in other surrounding j Hartford, Dec. 10.— (AP)—In the the studio and there the injured, Taylorville, 111., Dec. 10.— (AP)— after the American high commis Five himdred and forty miles the ; most of them suffering from burns, Deputy (Tiief Dougherty immetfl- to tariff legislation,” the report towns and cities besides Manchester Mount St. Benedict cemetftry here ately sounded second, third smd Today’s dawn found strike-troubled sion. in Haiti appealed for more Ma little Gander Deal had been blown today the body of John Felto-vic, 19, were given emergency treatment Taylorville under protection of the went on. “They constitute, he says, “stood at attention” waiting a call fourth alarms, bringjng apparatus a part of the 23,000,000 who voted rines to assist in maintaining order out to sea, when the liner Republic whose career of crime ended in a and taiken to hospitals of their military. National Guardsmen were on the island. should the fire get out Of control j homes. from the Bronx and many parts of the Republican ticket in 1928, giv and start eating into the business murder for which he paid with his Manhattan. Ambulances from Har-> quartered on one side of the court (Continued on Page Three.) life, in the State Prison at Wethers It was not known at first whether house in the middle of the square, ing a mandate to re-vise'the tariff. section of the city. However, none! lem hospital emd Metropolitan hos A mandate he construes to signi field early this morning, was lower the dead were actors or studio* em and mine workers were congre was needed. | ployes but it was believed- most of pital, and police emergency squads gated on the othe.. fy such, a revision as the leaders of ed into a grave. and reserves were soon at the aefiiSti the party shall propose to antagon YOUTH GAGS SELF “Doughtnut Girls” Work.” I He was hanged for killing Lester them belonged in the latter cate At Kidcaid, several mileS away, gory, having stayed behind in a John C. FUnn, -vice president^/of cavalry and infantry were en ize which is treason on the part of Most conspicuous from a Man-] GREEK PRESIDENT Jacobs, a Bridgeport' grocery store the Pathe company, was seat^* ih any other of its members. Chester standpoint was the work of! manager during an attempted rob futile attempt to check the flames his office on the second floor y^th camped to prevent conflict at Pea and sought escape too .late, . • body Mine No. 7 between rival un “In -view of his complaint that TO COVER A THEFT Miss Myrtle Turkington, Salvation' bery, and he met his end bravely his secretary, Frances Walsh, -wheh ion miners. the rates in the pending bill are not Army adjutant who did commend • QUITS HIS OFFICE and calmly. He was game, to the 100 In Building he'heard the cry o f fire and .-on. 'Two score ■ automobiles loaded able work with that great organi.za- moment of death, steeled by a nerve About 100 persons were in the opening the door saw ccupenters, •with members of the National Min (Continued on Page 8.) .tion in the World War as one of the that had never cracked in his life. building when the fire was discov scene shifters# cameramen, musi ers Union swept out of town toward famous “doughnut ^ rls .” Miss Bidding farewell to his parehts, ered shortly before ten o’clock. cians, actors and actresses rushing Kincaid tw’o hours before the time Collects Rent for Father and Turkington was one of the many John and Mary Felto-vic, a brother Fed by inflammable film, the fire toward the exits as the studio filled set for the mine to open—J a. m. FELTOVIC’S PAL GETS * Szilvation Army lassies who played Gives as Reason His Ad George, and his sister, Mrs. Kenneth quickly naade an Inferno of the in with flame and smoke. He said be W’omen Out of Danger. Hides It-r-Then Tells an important part in the fignt Wdrd, in the afternoon, his last terior of the small brick building. closed the door and escorted Misa Women and childre:. of miners against the flames last night by hours were spent with the prison Escape cut off by the flames'many ,WsJsh to a balcony oh the pai^ vanced Age and Weaken chaplain. Rev. George M. Gridy. employed at No. 7 were told to 7-10 YEARS SENTENCE helping feed the cold and tired fire barely saved their lives by jump avenue side where they renu^in. gather at Mine No. 58, which is in When the time came for his execu' until the arrival of the firemen, Story of a Hold-up. men with coffee and doughnu‘ 3-. tion he was found ready. ing from windows. ■Taylorville. This was taken as a Showing imusuaibravery Miss Turk ran up a ladder and helped them to ed Health; Leaders Confer Feltovic entered the death cham Four ‘fire alarms, brought all the street. precautionary measure in case Accomplice, of Youth Hanged ington ascended an upright ladder to available apparatus from upper trouble should develop between the ber of the prison ^t 12r05:l& a. m. Were Pllmipg Picture _ Today Pleads Guilty and is ' New Haven, Dec. 10 —(AP) — the top of the Professional building In a twinkling straps were adjusted Manhattan and the Bronx and sev- striking members of the M. M. U. Athens, Greece, Dec. 10—(AP)— Mr. Flinn said that the picture'be Sent to Wethersfield. Boimd and gagged and rolling to serve the firemen. ' about his legs, a black cap thrust eral fireboats who played screams and members of the United Mine President Admiral Kondouriptis, on the flaming building from the ing filmed -was the “Black and Workers of America. about on the floor in an apartment Traffic Tied Up. over his head and then his body who was appointed chief executive nearby Harlem river. White Review.’’ He said this An infantry company, a troop of house hallway, a youth whom the More than 100 policemen were of the Grecian republic Dec. 14. was sent skjnvard with a jerk of Bridgeport, Dec. 10.— (AP) — police said was William D’Amico of The studios are located in. the 0 second day of filminjg the pic-' cavalry, a headquarters unit and a Michael Pavlik, accoiflplice of John summoned to establish fire lines to 1926, resigned today. the noose at 12:05:53. \ ture and that everything was in service company arrived during the Dixwell avenue was foimd late yes keep back the ever increasing and ' Premier Venizelos -visited the Dies Slowly •’ fiats beside the Harlem river in' a Feltovlc in the killing of_ Lester terday by tenants of the building. readiness fer the cast to begin the night in response to the request for curious throng. Many persons mis3- president this morning but failed to Twitching violently It himg' in district populated mostly by ne Jacobs, chain store manager last After hurry calls .to the police had groes. Several coal pockets are lo picture when-there was a burst o f help by county officers. Major O. March was today sentenced to from qd trains because of the difficulty of persuade him to withdraw his re mid-air as life slowly ebbed from brought Desk Sergeant John W. cated nearby on the Harlefai and flame from a black velvet drop -«n J. McMackin of Salem wa.s in 7 to 10 years for robbery with vio reaching the railroad station located signation. it. After several ekaminations the toe rear of the stage. He Said thtero Connelly of the Howard avenue sta the m ^ lines o f . the New York charge. lence by Judge John Rufus Booth in directly across a sgmewhat narrow The president said that his ad medical examiner, Dr. Edward G. -was no explosion. tion and Officer Howard F. Wil Fox, pronounced him dead at No Trouble Early. the Criminal Superior Court. street from Union Place. The vanced age and weakened health Uentral railroad, raised on the ele ' One of toe bodies was that of & liams from his beat to the scene an 12:17:30. vated structure, run within 100 feet The courthouse stands in the cen Pavlik entered a plea of guilty Union Blotk was built more than 50 prevented him from continuing in female impersonator. His body whs investigation revealed that the office. . - ' The youth, who also had the of the studio. ' ter of the public square. On one side when .his case was called this fore young man had rigged himself jup years ago and is owned by Harris little burned ahd he apparently had - the headquarters and service units noon. To Summon Cabinet name of “Spirits” , maintained a ■ Several thickly populated' five died of suffocation. - > in an effort to similate a holdup. Chesky and his son William Chesky, calm that was amazing. Only his had established themselves, the The court accepted the plea and wholesale fruit dealers, who valued Premier Venizelos later called a and six-story ' tenement buildings ■The flowihg dresses and brightly other was chosen by the miner- Spent Bent Money Cabinet meeting, in-vitlng the party face showed the distress he suffet- adjoin the studio. pronounced sentence immediately. D’Amico’s father owns the apart the structure at $250,000.'' colored cheeks and lips made an in- pickets as their gathering place. Pa-vik was to be taken to Wethers leaders, but finally adjourned it lux- ed. It was haggard and worn. He Prior to tl(p wrlval of the ffre ap congruo-us picture as firsmen car ment building. * He had sent the til Thursday. met death looking straight ahead, There was no disorder in the be field prison late today and will lad to collect rents. William had paratus, the studio employes realiz ried toe body, to a'-waltlng'am-. fore-dawn hours, the pickets driving therefore enter prison on the day of d r . WALLACE DEAD Parliament -will meet on Satur nevfer uttering a whimper. * ing that the flames were too much bulabce. It was not identified. received $69 from two tenants. He day to elect a new president and Rev. Mr. Grady walked behind away, four and five in a car, with the execution of Felto-vlc. needed the money he said, to buy for them shouted for everyone to An hour and a half after toe fire . out molestation from the military^ Pavlik turned State’s e-vldence New Haven Dec 19__(AP)__j President Zaimis of the Senate will him as he stepped across the corri flee from the building. The perform started it was brought imder cob-, Christm'as presents. It looked easy dor leading from the ro3Y of cells No official would discuss what ac when Feltovic was tried for murder but when the astute police offered Dr. James h ! Wailace,' resident of presid^^^ ers in the dressing rooms fled doWh trol and an incomplete search o f' tion the National Guard intended to and the killing charge against him physician of New Haven hospital “ ® republic unOl the new chief of tc the death chamber: As the cap the stairs and into the street where the ruins revealed ho more bodies, : that the gag was a copy of a recent- and noose were* set in place be take at No. 7 to preserve order. It was dropped. ' ,ly printed high school paper, the died yesterday afternoon of an ill- ^® ®^*^® °®^®® they-were given refuge In nearby leading to toe belief thaj:^all except - was indicated no attempt would be ness diagnosed by his brother phy President Koncipurlotls, who is 74 whispered encouragement, into the offices. ten had escaped. . i.’. lad they said made a clean breast of years old, has had a distinguished jrouth’s ear. made to interfere with picketing so TREASURY BALANCE. the affair. sicians as menlngicoccyx meningi When the firemen finally were Mr. Flina said that hla company long as it was properly done. and long Career of public, service in There is a wheezing ventilator in able to make ^ their/ way into the did not develop filth in tha studio, He had hidden the money In the tis, a disease akin to spinal men Greece. He was the ^ctorious com Approximately 700 miners failed Washington, Z ee. 10.— (AP) — cellar where it "was found intact. ingitis. He had' been stricken Sun- the death chamber which eibits nt' b a lin g they ^ m e -upon Ih# bodies that they.had only a film loadings to appear for work yesterday, and Treasury receipts for December 7 mander of the Greek fleet in the intervals a sound not . unlike the of five men ; and four women who room. ' His father declined to prefer a day evening after attending a case Balkan war of 1912^13 and a regent the general sentiment early today were ?8,096,364.99; expenditures, sharp exhalation of a person’s were tr^ped. The bodies Were Bodies at Exit* - ^ charge and so did the police. What of the latter disease, at the isolation after the death of King Alexander breath. Some- of the . witnesses, was that additional hundreds would 311,368,401.61; balance, $91,330,- Santa Claus will do about it re carried to the street. The bodies of those who lost th€^l^ refrain from work today. hospital, brought iiere from An- in 1920. and again after the depar 400.56. ^ mains to be seen. sonia. 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.'‘■.■a A J&ta- ^ ■p'% fP A G B T W O MAWCOTSTaK HViflNllNG 1 1 ^ SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., ItJESDAX DECEMBER la, 1929. TH RK FROM TOWN NINE PERSONS m i B HARRiSINIADidSES WATDt DIETING CASTLE IS NOMINATED D .& H . ROAD ASKS OBITUARY IN GOLD STAR TRIP IN MOVIE STUDIO FIRE CAlTDi COOUDGE FOUNDTO OPEN AMBASSADOR 1 0 JAPAN TO FORM MERGE (Continaed tmm Page I) Assistant Secretary of State Enjoy Chicken Dinner at'T {^. lives were found, according to the EPILEKYCIIRE Nami^ by President as Spe- Washington, Dec. lOi-i-(AP) — Conran’s Then Battle .on tha^ firemez^ at an exit on the 134th DEATHS Mrs. Albina Oupat, Mrs. Senators Says Repidilicans cifU Env<^ at T<^yo. Authorization for the New England A lleys. street side of the studio.,. Traffic League, the Fall ‘River When the bodies were carried to Chamber of Ckimmerce and the New : Cadierine McCann and the street, several of them burned ' Are Tiying to Bury Him John-McCurry Rochester, N. Y.— (AP)—^Re Washington, DeC. 10— (AP) — A great part of the lions dub\ President'Hoover will send the Bedford Board Of Commerce to in- meeting at Conran’s Shoppe .at the almost, beyond recogiiltion, the John McCurry, a widowrer of 11 cently a group of children gathered teiwene .ln the application of the casting director was called on to years, died at the home of his in a special, ward in a Rochester nomination of William R. Castle, North smd last night was devoted assistant secretary of state to.the Delaware and Hudsor Co., to ac Mrs. Thos. Hickey Going. make such Identifications as he and Morrow. . ; daughter, Mrs. Samuel Haugh - of hospital, playing happily, all ap quire control, and consolidate 'east to the alleys in the game of bowl could. He made the identifications 36 Proctor Road at noon today after parently healthy. , ^ ' Senate Shortly to be confirmed as ing. After each tiufi had done .will - a special ambassador *to' Japan ern. carriers was given today by the, of four of the bodies. an illness that confined him to his Only a few months pre'vlously Interstate Commerce Commission. by himself with a chicken dihser News of the fire spread rapidly bed for 15 weeks. He. was bom in this same little band had been a while the London naval limitations two teams were picked' captained l y - ' A recent War Department report Washington, Dec. 10.— (AP)—^A conference. iS' in progress. An intervening organization said tg^‘ Congress lists 84 Connecticut and among the first to arrive were "friendly tip” w m offered to Calvin Ireland and was about 70 years old. pathetic group of epileptics, all their attitude would determine later Clarence H. Anderson and AlfTM the Rev. George C. Murdock, and Besides Mrs. Haugh he leaves - The’ President considers Mr. Knofia. ’Three games were played ■Widows or mothers who'have signi CooUdge by Senator Harrison, Dem pronounced incurable. Castle , especially fitted to represent ; durifig the bearings before the com Rev. Joseph M. Walsh, of all Saints ocrat, Mississippi, in the Senate to four daughters and four sons, two "But now,” to quote a visiting mission but that they are vitally In and after the total pinfall had,))een fied their intention of taking advan the United’ States at. Tokyo while carefully added it was found that tage of the government’s free trip Roman Catholic church, who a.d- day, not to "fall in with the con of whom reside .in Manchester. physician, "there had been such a terested id any proposed plan of ministered the last rites. They are Mrs. Robert Turkington important questions regarding Anderson’s team won by four pins. to the World War Cemeteries m spiracy" of Republicans associated naval limitations are un<|er negotia consolidation which in their opinion H ar^ Ford, of the Bronx, master with'I^esident Hoover to nm for of Garden street and Samuel Mc may prove detrimental to New Eng Plans were discussed for a ladies Europe. There are 166 mothers and electrician of the studio, denied to Curry of School street. The others tion. Night to be held at the Cormtry widows who are entitle to go, 71 of the Senate in the Massachusetts As. soon as the naval conference land railways, industries and the Assistant Fire Marshal Sam Willis are James McCurry of Holyoke, shipping public in the future. Club In the near futUre. George this number definitely reporting that the fire was caused by an elec election next year. William McCurry of Hartford, is over,, Castle will. return to his Bagley, Hftuy Smith, and Percy that they do not care to go and 52 Harrison suggested the "conspir post in the State Department. He D. & H; Petition. trical flash. He explaineu that the Thomas McCuny of Gilberts-ville, The Delaware and Hudson is one Crosby were named a committee to wanting to make the trip next year. curtain was seen to flare as it was acy” was to "bury” Dwight W. Mor {Maas., Mrs. Samuel Freeborn of will meet-the Japanese delegation take charge of arrangements. Manchester’s contribution to this row, ambassador to Mexico, and to Lemdofi and then will proceed , to of four roads that ha asked, per lowered but that ncr current, beyond ' Holyoke, Mrs. Cimnlngham of Al mission to consolidate eastern car pilgrimage to date is three women; that of the regular lighting, wras on Coolidge in the Senate. He ’ said bany, N. Y., and Mrs. Wilson Sulli his ix>st as 8G)on as he has been con Mrs. Albina Cbaput,, 91 Foster those amcious about the renomlna- firmed.* riers. ’The commission is expected at the time and the cameras were van of Ireland. He also leaves 26 soon to announce its directory plan TO CANVASSXHURCH , street, Mrs. Catherine McCann, 9 not yet working. tion of President Hoover regarded grandchildren. Charles MaeVeagh,' American these two men as the '’serious” con ambassador to Tokio in the Coolidge for consolidation of all roads in the Cross street and Mrs. Thomas The fimeral will be held from the country which is to be followed gen Hickey, 206 Oakland street. ELECTRICIAN’S STORY tenders for his post- late home at 2 o’clock Thursday af administmtion,. resigned some time MEMBERS NEW WAY ago. - The post has been vacant erally by the roads. The pilgrimage to the European New York, Dec. 10.— (AF.)—The "But I have( too much respect for ternoon. Rev. Alfred Clark of St. Control of 16 lines is sought by cemeteries was provided by Con stage was set for a cabaret scene, Mr. Coolidge,” said Harrison^ “ to Mary’s church •will officiate. Burial stoce then. * will be in the East cemetery. the Delaware & Hudson. ’These are gress in a biU passed last March in the Pathe motion picture studio believe that he,'will follow this subtle the Bafigor 'A AroOstook; the . Bos Joseph Wright, chairman o f the \riiieb allows mothers and widows of in upper Manhattan. ’The actors, plan inaugurate by those close to JUDGE NOT TO CONTEST ton & Maine; the Buffalo & Susque Every Member Canvass committee men who have died in either the who .were in dressing rooms behind President Hoover and bury himself hanna; the Buffalo, Rochester & at Second Congregational church, land or naval forces of the govern the hea-vy drapes against the rear in the Sena^, Pittsburgh; the Central Railroad of 'has planned something different for ment between April 5, 1917 and and wall of the building, were to* take Take Back Seal' NEW FRENCH NAVY DISBARMENT ORDER N. J.; the Delaware, Lackawanna this year’s campaign in order that July 1, 1971 and who are buried in their places in five minutes. Lights "He won’t shine with the same de and 'Western; the-Lehigh and Hud the work
I . '* PAGE FI W MANCMESWiR EVENING^IiEKAJLU, SOUTH MAJNOHESTER, O E T O fl^ ^ lU, 1»29. - i • • , . V -J : ■ rrrrsr ■_v'." ■.'^ ■' ■■■ *1* . Ml BAY STATE ( M S f HARfFORD’S CHRISTMAS STORE ARE VOTING TODAY
I rkAleao EV BATTLESfflPS WHICH COST AS HIGH__AS 8^7,000,000 ANIl CYOrOlly L&VnronCO, tnClSCdy l c a r r y 1,400 m e n , u n c l e SAM HAS 18 AiAND GREAT‘BRITAIN 30. Malden, Newton, Wobnrn Pickmg Mayors.
Boston, Dec. 10 — (AP )— The voters of six Massachusetts cities, Sale ' . . Our Everett, Lawrence, Chelsea, Mal- ,den, Newton and Woburn, will ’ choose mayors in municipal elec- Oons today. North ' Adams and Beverly wUl name lesser officers. State detectives and representa artistic gilts A Christmas tives of the Middlesex county dis Bridge Lamp With trict attorney’s office will match the Floor arid Bridge Ifriported Table balloting at Everett. The recent Twin Candle Lamps Shade return of 650 undelivered letters Lamps Sale o f sent to registered • voters brought Lamps charges that outsiders were bein^ $ 14.75 imported for illegal voting. Mayor $8-50 ■ . . . James A. Roche, seeking a third Quaifit'ktmps w ia 'st(md&rda The base Is of fine brass, rope ’ Special purchase. Rick $4.95 column standard with adjust term, received fewer votes in the looking lamps with base of met of polished. ..steel, b?...^'ap^qua aL B E R T primaries than Michael C. O’Neil, gold fifil^ . C6ni]|^ty with .Colorful lamp imported from able arm. The pleated ' silk a school tea^pher,' and they oppose al In antique finish and shades.^ shades in rose and gold are exr of smart ombray georgette'" parchment \i^a^es- with other lands, Mpular end-table each other again today. rustic scenes. _ Regl? Ilfi’Values. site, parchme^ shade to match. quisite. Positive $18 value. In Malden. Mayor John*D. Devir pleated and tailoretf complete. seeks re-election for a sixth term. LEI CLOCKS He is opposed by, William A. Hast ings. The U. S. S. West Vlrgiida, one of the U. S. Navy’s largest battleships, Floor and Coloriial ' Metal Table Sinclair Weeks, son of the late is shown here. It car-ries about 1,400 men. secretary of war John W. Weeks, Bridge Lamp - Twin Lamps Lamps is one of the four candidates in Newton. Editor’s Note: This is the first of] men. America’s best and most mod- Standards With Shades The csmdldates a*e: a series of articles on the strength; em battleships, the Colorado, Mary- Everett: Mayor James A. Roche of the U. S. Navy, especially as com- land and West Virginia, cost $27,- $5^95 and Michael C. O’Neil. pared with that of Great Britain. 000,000 a piece. The other 15 first- Lawrence: Mayor Michael A. The articles are of special interest line ships cost from $8,000,000 U) $3.95 Pollished st^ l standard $4,95 Landers and Michael M. Garvey. in ■view of the approaching naval $23,000,000. The annual cost of op Handsome standards of- with adjustable twin . • Chelsea: .Mayor Lawrence G. arms limitation conference at Lon eration per ship is about $2,000,000, 'quality bfass plated’ ih' a lampg,'can-, be raised or Antique . gold and Quigley and former Mayor John J. the greater part of which goes for variety of styles* tor selec-, Idwer^. ,. Complete with bronze are the finishes of don. the metal bases, the Regularly $15 and $20.00 Whalen.’ pay and subsistence. tlon. Bridge lampa.Kaye ’ ' paPTchment shades. 'Reg. Malden; Mayor John D. Devir ■$'kiS0. Unuspal; gift sug shades are of parchment. and foTOer Mayor William A. By RODNEY DUTCHER, The United States navy has 18 adjustable arm, and^'flobt lamps has two lights’ i^tk gestion. 1 . . Reg. $7.00 lamps. Hastings. capital ships with a tonnage of 52.5.- Newton: Sinclair Weeks, George Washington Correspondent for 850 and the British navy has 20 with pull chain socket. M. Heathcote, William E. Earle and The Herald and NEA Service. a tonnage of 556,350. John H. Murray. . Capital ships, battleships above The Colorado, Maryleind and West Woburn: Philip J, Gallagher and the cruiser limit of 10,000 tons, are Virginia each have a displacement $9.95 , Herman P. Peterson. commonly regarded as the backbone of 32,600 tons with a draught of Bopdoir of a navy. They are built to inflict 30% feet. They have a length of the heaviest blows known to naval 624 feet and a beam of 97 feet. They Pottery WALL AND MANTEL warfare and to remain afloat while carry eight 16-inch gims and 20 5- Lampis giving and taking such blows. They inch guns, plus submerged torpedo CLOCKS Uncle Sanfe carry the biggest guns sind ‘ the tubes. They are also equipped with I heaviest armor of the fleet. a catapult to laun^ch, the' two or EigHt styles to choose fr
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Joseph R. Grundy to the United hope the happy "couple‘ didn’t let themselves get the notion that all ijOTAjiO] il8nci|»RtM States Senate in the place of tiie re HEAUII
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■fviMMii ------V , * man and Mns. Elsie Beinhauer will act as hostesses. APPEAL OF DR. SNOOKS HOOVER’3 PHRASE Rosallp Lodge Elects Rosalie Lodge hsus elected the fol IS UP TODAY IN COURT ROCKVILLE lowing officers for the ensuing year: Dessau, Germany, Dec.- 10.—^The president, Mrs. Emma Baer;, vice Junkers management today indicat : STARTS DEBATE president. Robert Eran?; sec ed that it would take legal proceed Mrs. ings against the Ford -Airplane - Colubabus, Ohio, Dm . 10.— (AP> Firemen’s Banquet Saturday retary, Mrs. Martha Gerstenlauer. —-The appeal of Dr. James. Howard * Plans have been completed for Refreshs^ents and an entertainment Company for the alleged infringe ment of Junkers patents in the con- Snook former Ohib State Universi the annual banquet of the Rockville followed the meeting. ty veterinary professor, to. set iMide Fire Department to be held at the A . Christinas social win be held stmction of all metrd airplanes. ‘ Senators Pounce Upon Sen Controversy bv.er the patents his' recent conviction of , the mur— Rockville house on Saturday night on* Thursday evening, January 7, der of llieora K. Hlx,' his co-ed' at 7:30 o’clock. A turkey dinner, when each member is requested to came to a head with the arrival of a Ford all metal airplane at.Seville mistress, was up before the state tence Concerning Haiti in with all the fixings will be served. bring a twenty-five cent gift. A Supreme Court for argument today. A gobd entertainment program supper will be served to all mem for the Companla Lineas Areas Sub- f.V.V X bencionadas. The German company The move involved a two-way ap has been secured through John II. bers following the social. peal planned by Dr. Snook’a attor His Mesisage to Congress. Yost, local booking agent which Is took action to o.Hain an Inunction Moose Whist Tonight as soon as this plane reached a neys to escape, the death sentence sure to interest every member of The Loyal Order of Moose wiU Spanish port and it was learned scheduled to be carried out at .the I the department. Former Mayor hold th^econd in a serlej of whists state penitentiary Dec. 20. John P. Cameron will act in his here from Seville that the Spanish Washington, Dec. 10.— (AP)—A in the Home Club Rooms on Elm court there haul placed an interim The first of two defense motions single phrase in President Hoover’s usual capacity as Master of Cere street this evening and the public is seeks the right, for a review before monies and will have something embargo on the plane. special message to Congress on cordially invited to dttend. Prizes “ So long as Ford did not, export the state Supreme Court on the • » Haiti seems destined.to lead to worth while in vytty and humorous will be awarded and refreshments allegation that Dr. Snook did not introductions. planes of this type, we refrained much inquiry and* debate before will be served. for reasons of expediency from tak have a fair trial and that the Ap H ih e appeaL of“ • authority is voted the Chief Elxecu- Charles S. Chapman of the Game- Vernon Grange Meeting ing legal proceedings,” ^ d a' state pellate Court erred in not granting tive to send a special commission to well Fire Alarm System of Boston, Vernon Grange held its regular ment issued by the Jmkers manage a reversal. ' the West Indian reijublic. Mass., will be the principal speaker meeting Friday evening at Grange ment today, “ but now that'it has iFUFtWITURE This » phrase—“ Our representa of the evening and will have an in The second motion opens the way; hall. Following the business meet become clear Ford Intei^is to push for an appeal to the Supreme Court tives-in Haiti have shov/n great teresting address for the boys. ing, a minstrel show was presented Another speaker will be Judge John the sale of this type in Europe, we of the United States in thte event ■ m ability and devotion”—has caught by the male members of the Grange, are compelled to change our atti- the eyes of several Senators who E. Fahey, and there will be remarks that all hope is lost in the sta^e Cl FTS ? which proved very humorous. De 'tude. courts. This is for a petition in er ask whether Mr. Hoover with these by several of the other guests pres- licious refreshments were served by words, sets the stamp of his ap ror, filed as of right, which says ent. the committee in charge.. The" next Dr. Snook was denied his constitu-, proval upon the administration in It is expected there will be sixty meeting will be followed by a i Make This a Useful Christmas u present at the banquet. tional rights by faUure to grant him Haiti. Christmas social and all members WAPPING a fair trial. Chairman Borah of the foreign Mothers’ Club Banquet Plans are requested to bring a gift for the Every member of the family will enjoy gifts of furniture. By pooling your’ relations committee, who has dis * Plans are nearing completion for tree. There Avill be plenty of fun Mrs. Arthur E. Sharp,-Miss Har Christmas-gift money you can purchase really practical presents which will endurS and- agreed with both Democratic and the “Family Night" and banquet of and all members are requested to riet Sharp and George C. Sharp, all Every ton of coal burned in a provide comfort for years. You may biiy .on Easy Terms if you'wish. ” , Republican adrninistrations in the the Mothers’ Club of Union Congre be present. motored to Brooklynl N6w York, locomotive’s fire-grate boils eight matter of armed intervention in gational Church which will be held Glee Club To Meet last week, ijfhere they were guests tons of water. ^ ' Latin-American countries, adds in the church social rooms on Sat another inquiry of why another Vernon Grange Glee Club will of relatives and friends. They re urday evenings ai 6 o’clock. The hold its regular meeting at the turned to their home here Saturday commission when there has been supper committee, with Mrs.^ Ethel ^one in Haiti for a matter of four home'of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Waltz afternoon. SURE WAY TO STOP Leonard as chairman is planning an of Waid street bn Friday evening. A son Charles Gorgensen, Jr., was teen years. excellent menu. The entertainment All members should make a special bom recently at the St. Francis hos Condinons Intolerable program which is in charge of the effort to be present as impqjrtant NIGHT COUGHS The Idahoan has stated that if president, Mrs. Dina Herzog and pital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. matters will i > e discussed. Cards Gorgensen of South Windsor. the President intends to “clean up” Mrs, Vera Cobb will prove Very de vHll be played during the evening Miss Margaret Camey who is con- A the present situation he is ready to lightful as several of the children and refreshments served by the help, but he is far from the view will take part." There will be a host and hostess. •’“A T that" conditions in Haiti under Christmas story and many other the grip is visiting at the home of Almost Instant Relief American assistance ar.e what they features. Annual Christmas Program Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Sharps She should be. In fact he has publicly Mrs. Charles Leonard is chairman The Annual Christmas program comes from Brooklyn, New York. Night coughs, or coughs caused stated that they were “intolerable.”’ of the general committee which for the Union Church . Sunday Albert Lober of South Windsor by a cold or irritated throat, can Other Senators take a 'ike view, consists of Mrs. George HeTzog School this year will be held on has returned from a himtlng trip in now be stopped within 16 minutes i although there is little question now Mrs. George Herzog, Mrs. George Monday before Christmas Day, Vermont recently. He reported that by a doctor’s prescription w'hlch that Congress will vole the authori Wainwright, Mrs. Otto Preusse, December 23. The usual large crowd deer were scarce there. works on an entirely different prin V ty and the fimds to send a commis Mrs. Hoyt Hayden, Mrs. Herbert is expected, and an excellent con The next :lieetlng of the Wednes ciple: This prescription is put up i sion, to include members of the Cockayne, Mrs. Thomas Neill and cert will be enjoyed. Santa Claus day Afternoon Club will be held De under the name of Thoxine and is House and Senate, to the little re Mrs. George S. Brookes. Sub-com will be present with gifts for all cember 18 at the home of Mrs. Jean avafiaWe to everyone. public to study the situation and mittees appointed are as follows: the children. B. Shepard of South Windsor. Having Thoxine on hand is a make recommendations. supper committee, Mrs. Ethel Leon Motion Picture Sunday The Federated church choir will safety measure against all coughs ard, Mrs. John Zimmerman, Jr., The famous motion picture “Liv hold their rehearsal at the parson and throat irritations. Mrs. Emily Liebe, Mrs. Emmeline ingston’s Journey in M rica” which age next Thiursday evening at 7:30 Thoxine contains no harmful Ludwig, Mrs. James Metcalf, Mrs. was actually produced in Africa o’clock. drugs, is pleasant-tasting and safe GRETA GARBO’S “ KISS” Eula Gxmther, Mrs. Thomas Neill, over the route of IMvingston’s great for the whole family. Sold on a and Mfs. Richard Blankenburg; en journeys bj^ M. A. Wetherall, wJ>o COMPOSER ARRIVES money back gharantee to give bet tertainment, Mrs. George Herzog traveled close upon 26,000 miles to ter and quicker relief for coughs OFFERED AT STATE and Mrs. B. H. Cobb; diplng room, make the picture true to life, will be Naples, Dec. 10.— (AP)—^Artufo or sore throats than anything you ‘1 Mrs. Herbert Cockayne, Mrs*. presented at Union Congregational have ever tried. Ask for Thoxine, w Walter Draycott, Mrs. Henry Trou- Toscanini, noted Italian conductor, Church on Sunday night, December put up ready for use in- $pc, 60c Picture Stamps Actress as a ton, Mrs. Otto Preusse, Mrs. Bern arrived here today from the United 15 at 7 o’clock. States aboard the steamship Augus and $1.00 bottles. Sold by Murphv’s Most Able Tragedienne; Duo ard Woodley, Mrs. Walter Kellner, Vernon Parent-Teacher’s Meeting and Mrs. Harry Roy. tus. He will spend a few days at drug store and all other good dnir'sr Dollar Auction Tomorrow. The Vernon Parent-Teacher’s Sorrento. stores.—^Adv. Funeral of Henry Bush Wednesday Association will hold its regular The" fimeral of Henry Bush, who monthly meeting at the Ogden Greta Garbo, whose every pic was found hanging from a rafter Comer School on Wednesday eve (iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmiiiiiiiiiiimiiKiH ture has been an outstanding suc in a shed in the rear of his home ning at 7:30. Superintendent of cess, will not disapopint her admir on Mountain street on Monday Schools, H. O. Clough will speak on mm ers in “The Kiss,” which comes to morning, will be held from the “Rural Schools” and Miss Margaret the State Wednesday and Thurs Lucina Memorial Chapel on Wed Domheim will speak on “Child Be I Greater Sage-Alien For Gifts | day. As a French woman, misun nesday gfternoon at 2 o’clock. Rev. havior and Health.” A musical pro derstood i>y her husband. Miss George S. Brooks, pastor of thie gram will also feature. Garbo jgives a characterization Union Congregational Church will Notes which definitely stamps her as a Luxurious 3-Pi^e Pillow Arm Suite officiate. Burial will be in the family Harry Backofen of Ward street tragedienne of first fank. As usual. plot at Grove Hill cemetery. Miss Garbo is artist enough not to is receiving treatment at the Rock A marvelous Christmas present for all the family to enjoy. Mr. Bush had been despondent ville City hospital. • overplay her role and when in a for the past few months, brooding We include "Pillow Arm Sofa wing and Club Chair. The uphol powerful climax she shoots her Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rizzy o f the over the death of his wife, which Ogden Comer section are the proud stery is a kUperiOf mohair, with spring filled cushions reversed jealous husband it is done with a occurred about a year ago, from in in Moquette;" 'The style of this suite is new and the price is realism that reaches way back into parents of a; nine poimd daughter, $198 juries received when she fell from hpm at the Rockville hospital on $198 for three jaieces; Price was $269. the pit of the theatre without any the second story' ■\ *' -'v . ■ 1-T M AN^STER E V B ^G H E K to,. SODTO MANfcHESim CONN, ' TUESDAY; DECEMBER V ti i m . FAUB EIGHT SCOTT’S VICTORY No More Punk Fighters Night Hawks 2 Points Up OVER VON PORAT For Me Declares Shires Clficago, Dec..l0.— (AP) — Vin ^Charles Arthur notsely and firmly As First Round Is Ended UNSATKFACTORY torious in his first professional box refused the assignment. ing bout, Charles Arthur (The., “No more pimk fighters get any LastNight^s Fights Great) Shires , wants Gene Tunney free publicity through me,” was Park Cky Five Holds Win next. Shires ultimatum. “I want the best or none. Get Timney out of re caeveland—Johnny Risko, Cleve DAZZY VANCE TRADE Shires made his blow at the White Have Abont $800 Profit increase Lean K|argin An tirement for me.” Shnfflin Pliil Wm$ on a Fool City arena last night and spent just Over Hranford Wludi^ land, outpointed Ernie Schaaf, Bos , TOPIC OF INTEREST 21 seconds of Ws 'first ■ fight for The great one was only mildly from Football Season; ton, 12. , . ' . other Notch as Majors In Second Round Demp profit, in laying Ibw dangerous Dan stirred by his qiiick victory and the ; Buffalor—Jqe Bekyra, Dayton, DgJy, a Cleveland youth , who also circumstances surrounding the Swamped Locals; Bnms^ Ohio, stopfi^d Art Weigand, Buff alb, was making his initial appearance show. It drew a capacity crowd of Cabs May Net Get Even '6.' . '*■ Baseball Meeting May Bring , Pittsb^gh—Farmer Joe Cooper, ‘ Are Held Even by West sey DecMes and Fans as a heavyweight. \ around 5,000 with, gate receipts of About Major Transactions approximately $13,000. Brothers and Jepson Star Terre Haute,; f>uLpPl°ted JIte™y After the bout promotor Jim Mul Among Club Owners. '“Big crowd” ? Shires asked. That Mach. mqn^ Pittsburgh, 10. ^ Sides; Sasila Has Big Hoot Disapproval. len told Shires his next op^nent , Wichita,. Kan.—Babe Hunt, Ponca would be George ’Trafton, huge cen “Whait’s 5,000 when.55,000 used.to Players; Red Head BY WnXIAM J. CHIPMAN turn out to see me play the Yan City, Oklai, ’ stopped Joe Mchar, ter of the Chicago Bedrs of the Na- Although the members of the Chicago, 10. r Night Ifitting 414; How tioned Pro Football, League. But kees.” New York, Dec. 10.— (AP)—New 'B y ALAN i. GOULD town champion Cubs are’ plainly sies in Preliminary. Sioux Falls, S. D.—Lareine Udell. Aberdeen, S. D., stopped Walter York succeeded to the title of “The worried over their present financmi I They Stand. 'New York, Dec. 10— (A P )—Phil Van Campen, Sioux Fafis, 6. Windy City” today-as assorted base Scott, the gangling British heavy BIG BOWLING MATCH status regarding . whether or not Undismayed by the trouncing it * DeMOLAY HOOPST^S • ____ _ ball magnates opened their annual weight chamJ)ion today was the there will be enough money left to received the oth^t night in Bran- St. Michaels of New Haven who all ' possessor of a ring decision toat '"TTie Night Hawks enjoy a two social sessions in fine voice. The insure a respectable split, word fprd, the Rec Five basketball team but defeated the -strong Rec team .point Jead at the end "of the first proved nothing much of anything, IN ACTION TONIGHT . AT FARR’S TOMORROW last season. The Rec Five wrlll play first gesture was a meeting of the comes from the north end that for will attempt to return to the Win round of the Herald Bowling Leag^ue Schufflin Phil with an agonized ning side of the ledger tonight .hen a return game with this team in advisory council, with the opening lunge that seeined prompted some which came last night. The Majors Joe Farr has arranged what the first tiqae in the history of foot the strong Clnysler Red Heads of Red Men’s HaU at Bridgeport Sun were only one point behind them but orations of the National League what by second thought fell to the The DeMolay basketball team day afternoon. The Rec Girls Will promises to be a highly interestirig ball in that section of. the to\^. the | Bridgeport come here in search of dropped another notch last night canvas in the second roujjd of his will play the Howitzet company at also go to the Park City for a re sche'duled for later in the day. Any bout with the' black-thatched Nor-, players are to receive a pplit. another victim.. due^ stiff opposition from the iioldover conversation in the older the Armory tonight at 8:45 o’clock. and spectacular bowling match for In the preliminary tussle the Rec turn encounter with the Red Head W^fSides. Two more roimds will wegian, Otto Von Porat last night, Manager Bill Griffin said this major circuit will be disposed of to The DeMolay will hold a special his Charter Oak' alleys on Oak mprning that there would be ap Girla wUl tackle the Red Head Las Lassies. ' conclude the league. after being hit low by a left hook, Just how many of the Red Head morrow as American League mag- meeting before the game and all street at 9 o’clock, tomorrow eve proximately $8(R) to divide among sies from Bridgeport. The first The feature of last night’s pin the part of the referee, Jack Demp members are urged to be. present. Lassies sport hair of that color re naies tune in for their own confab. sey, Scott was awarded the verdict ning when the Worcester Five of 35. or. more players. Heretofore,, game will start at 7:45 and the sec crashing was 'the individual efforts Wednesday evening’ at 8:30 they will mains to be seen. Miss Drew was. First and foremost on the pro on a foul to the accompsUiiment of Hartford will appear here. ond at 8:451 Wallace Nelson, a Man of .“ Yasko” Sasila of the Night play their second game in the State there hds been just .barely enough with the (^immunity Girls here a gram of each circuit will be the dis a tremendous roar of disapproval In the lineup of the local team chester young man who has come, Hawks who rolled 141, 150 and 123 to defray expense-. The reason toe couple of seasons ago and is a posal of the two 1929 pennants in an from the crowd. Thus what was to leag;ue when they meet the DeMolay will be Ernie Wilkie, -Howard Mur along nicely in the officiating art, for'a three string of 414 to bring the Majors making a profit and mignty good player to have on any ; official way. With trade talk in the 'have been the star 12-round attrac 'boys Yrom West Haven at the West phy, “Ike” Cole, Charlie Kebarfand will handle both games. Dancing him up dangetously near first place air as usual, the two major leagues Side Rec. the Cubs barely getting hy 4s i^- will follow the main encounter.. state team. Others on the team are in the individual average race if not tion of the much bally-hooed Christ “Kaiser” Berthold. ^Coming out with cause the north end spent much less have two pieces of real business td | mas Fund show, the heavyweight the Hartford aggregation will be The Bridgeport team holds a vic Mildred Watters, Carries Gerold, actually ahead of Tommy Conran. rnoney. Not a nickle of miscel W innift Smith, Arlene Botford, transact—one of these is that both ' battle to help determine a logical such well known stars as Ray tory over the Branford Tanks, a ^ Thfr Night Hawks took three points circuits are - reported to be willing LOCALS VICTORIOUS laneous was reported by the treas Anna. Robstack and Bessie Berko- and lost the other with a score of opponent for Jack Sharkey in a Gaines, Miller, Burnham and Galla- team that trounced the Rec 48 to to curtail the season to about 169 urer. 10 last Saturday night so it may be , witz. This < team has won five '563, The British Americans gave final- championship test, came to a The Community Club basketball van. The Majors are looking forward playing dates. The other problem sudden, inconclfisive and-thoroughly easily seen that the local outfit can- ! straight games this season and is them stiff opposition all the way team defeated the Phantoms of with eager anticipation to_ their an is the decision of whether games imsatlsfawjto'ry finish. « not afford to do any loafing this yet to surfer defeat So it looks like and lost on 552 in the third garhe. shall or shall not be broadcast by Hartford Saturday 22 to The nual banquet to be.helcj next Satur another disasfarous evening for the The Majors had a tough time ~The crowd seemed to feel that it POOL PROVES POPULAR evening. The Burns brothers, Mello Mikolelt brothers featured, 'nie box day kt the Rainbow Inn in Bolton. Rec 4assies,' taeMing the West Sides by ,11 pins radio. had been cheated of the evening’s and Joe, Notrg Dame and Holy Of all the trades reported in the score follows: This will be public for the, first time Tomorrow n i^ t the Rec Five will in 9id! first ^rame and then were entertainment regardless of the Despite occasional spells of chilly Cross respectively, will play for mnking that involving Dazzy Vance Phantoms (14) < this year and expectations are that journey to New Britain to meet the swa,niped by 85 in the second only merit of the decision. The outcome T. weather, the new University of ward for the visitors with Jepson, with five or six National League B. F. I^orlda swimming’ pool, open from more than 10 persona, will attend; New Britain Guards at the State to come back and take the third by of the latest heavyweight fiasco . 3 1 7 former Trinity player at center. f-iubs, seems to be the one most B. Brown, rf 2 imtil 6 p. m.. Is host daily to large The club, feels that it has been Armory and the-Rec Girls will meet, 21. Conran rolled 357 ■ and Petke leaves Scott in possession of vic . Q 0 ' 0 The guards will be Messerole of the likely TO be concluded at the meet tory, yet with no more substahtiai Novay, If ..... turnouts of students. fortunate in securing Harlowe Willis Bridgeport Kaceys, Risberg of Car the North & Judd Girls in the pre 356. 'The Pirates and Centers came Brown, c .... . 2 0 4 ings. Dan Howley, firey pilot of claim to reckon than Von Porat. as toastmaster for the occasion. mel Prep and Skerrit of Central liminary. The Guards have Holtz, out three to one in favor of the Smith, Ig . . . . 0 0 0 the rejuvenated reds (rejuvenated In For the three minutes and 25 sec Anyone who wished , to attend the High with Carletti and Tarsavage Sheehan, Arbor and severe other latter, team but the scores were not Trumbull, rg . 1 1 3 FOOTBALL CARRIED BURDEN submitted. The Charter Oaks took the business office at least) was onds of actual fistic work, it was banquet should make reservatione in reserVe. players of well known state repute. early on the groimd with offers for demonstrated merely that Von not later than 8; o'clock Thursday . The Chrysler Red Heads won 36 Friday night the Ren. Girls joumiey 6 2 14 Football paid the way for other ree from the Herald. Larry Benton and Frisch but with Porat was the more deingerous night with Manager. Griffin, A. games last season, a, record of which to Holyoke for a return game with Community Club (22) sports .at Penn State during the pv. no mention of offering Hughie Crltz puncher, Scott the better boxer, but B. Moran or one o f the membeiis of any team may well feel proud. the Falco Girls and then rest Sat as a sacrifice in any deal, he may ^ F. ,T. year 1928-29, the Athletic Associa urday only to swing into action STANDING. this was well known previoxisly. The 2 the committee which consists of Numbered among their victims were L. P. engineer. Jbhn McGraw doubtless logical result may be to force a re •DeHope, If ...... 1 tion bulletin reveals. There was a again Sunday. ’This means four —W. J. Mlkoleit, rf ...... 4 8 net profit of $45,905.66, while other Howaird Keeney, Francis Hart, Sam the Watertown team which played ___ 20 7 28 would give Benton and other play turn match. uel Harrison andThomas Scott. here a couple ol weeks ago and the games for the-Rec Girls this week. ing strepgth for Critz but Howley Custer, e 1 2 sports showed deficits. Majors ...... 1 9 8 26 0 25 won’t give him the chance. Neilsen, rg .. 0 Centers ...... 19 8 MAJORS DEFEATED 0 0 11 21 If one big player swap develops KampEmik, Ig Charter Oaks ___ 16 M ajors^ 0 0 ___ 14 13 18 ffom the conferences in progress Northrop, Ig . Brit. Amer; .. O’Bright ...... 96 97 3 6 ___ 15 12 • 18 the meetings will have been a suc C. Mikoleit, c ’ West Side . . . Werlosky 87 95 Coleman,, rg . 1 2 Pirtes ...:...... 10 17 13 cess from a newspaper standpoint. Chartier .137 113 12 Bars, Ig ..... 1 2 . . . . 10 17 Conran . .117 107 ___ 8 19 .9 Herald FORD’S YACHT STILL AGROUND Kebart . .104 98 M l 0 22 ___ 5 22 5 I 541 510 Leag;ue Record. Providence, R. I., Jec. 10— (AP)— SCORING STAR IS CO-CAPTAIN Night Ehiwks High Single: Werlosky, 169. —Captain Robert C. Clark, Feder . 83 11^ ■Three String: Werlosky, 425. al steamboat inspector for the dis Murphy . Charles “ Stretch” Murphy> Pur trict of Rhode Island, left for New Orenstein .104 103 due’s All-American center, - who Team Single; .Majors, Charter • Oaks tied-each hitting 631. Bedford this morning to investi Gado . . . .117 94 broke the Western Conference Team total: Charter Oaks, 1819. gate the groimding of Edsel Ford’s Saidella . .158 128 basketball scoring' record last year n e x t \VEEK’S m a t c h e s . private yacht. No report will be Sasila . . . .111 134 with 143 points in 12 games, is co At Bronke’s: . made until he has completed his in captain of the Boilermaker five this Charter Oaks vs. West Sides. vestigation, it was said. . 573 673 year with Glenn Harmeson. Centers vs. Briti. Americans. A t Farr’s : Pirates vs. Night Hawks. jf A t w a 'I'e r K e n t Majors vs. Herald. ' At Conran’s: Shell Gas vs. Construction. Sk»EEN'GRID LAST NIGHT’S SCORES . ’ Charter Oaks (4) Week R a d io E. Wilkie ...... 100 123 124—347 JF. 'Anderson . . . 110 138 139— 387 Giorgetti ...... 136 123 100— 359 A. Anderson .... 115 101 113— 329 461 485 476 1422 A gift the whole family will enjoy ' - * Shell Gas (0) Freheit ...... 96 139 90— 325 Jackmore ...... 110 92 86— 288 throughout the year . Field ...... 102 94 110— 306 \ Must have room for our Christmas displays. Mazzoli ...... 102 94 J.00—^296 410 429 396 1212 This gives the men of Manchester and vicinity an opportun h e most wonderful gift for those who are Herald. (1) ity to purchase quality suits from the best makers at a very low* dear to you is a radio. Little tots, enthusi Suhie ...... 97 110 86— 293 T astic youth, mature folks find radio the most Ellington ...... 96 97 89— 282 figure. This reduction of price applies to our entire stock of interesting and always enjoyable companion of all LaForge ...... 103 105 115— 323 their days. And Atwater Kent Radio climaxes this 'Cenvini ...... 96 111' 103— 310 fancy suits. Some suits with two pairs of trousers. Foikin ...... 90 loci'—^iOO" universal acceptance by honest reproduction of §very Glammon — 96 i..— 96 tone. . . 482 519 493 1494 Man. Constrnction (3) ■ftegers ...... 117 117 103— 337 Drop In and see the new Chase ...... 82 88 109—279 models now. Sets may be purchased on Hale’s deferr^ E. Knofia ... 105 116 115— 336 'Stevenson ...... 118 87 124— 329 payment plan. Borowski ...... 92 104 86—^282 Fashion Park Suits 514 512 537 1563 West Sides (2) Schubert ...... 87 107 84—278 $4150VAIDES...... Petke ...... 133 124. 99—356 Sad ...... 113 114 109—336 l^jntillo ...... 97 1«3 106—326 Star eSnade ...... 121 122 132—375 $4i50¥AlOES...... NOW$34iO y ^3 551 590 530 16.71 Majors (2> ' $ 1 4 2 . 0 0 Weriosky ...... 136 94 101— 331 $ 1 4 2 . 0 0 O’Bright ...... 104 99 97—300 $ i.iV A U IE S ...... NOW $33.50 Complete Chartier ...... 92 93 106—291 qpnran ...... 116 118 123—357 Complete- .(in(dd4iBg tubes) Kebart ...... 114 101 124—339 (including tubes) , 'r. r*-' $39iO VALUES At ri£^t IS illustrated a model 562 505 551 1618 Pictured above is a walnut hlghr by PoQley with a colqrtol.tap^try boy model with burled' walnut inlay covering the . speaker open British Americans (1) sliding doors. ing. - McAdams ...... 106 108 107—321 $37J VALUES Morrison ...... 124 104 119—350 Metcalf — ...... 119 102 112—333 ■Wilson ...... 106 101 116—323 Dependable Service—Guaranteed Satisfaction 6 a e ...... , 110 101 98—309 $35.00VALU ES...... NOW$2950 568 516 552 1626 Hale’s Radio Department—Basement hnght Hawks (3) Murphy ...... 127 107 100—334 Burke ...... 92 111 101—304 $3250 VALUES...... N0W $S50 r v Gado ...... 108 107 125—340 i . - . Saidella ...... 95 137 150—372 Sasila ...... 141 150 123—414 ONE WEEK ONLY. SALE ENDS SATURDAY EVENING 563 612 599 1764 THANKS NEW ZEALANDERS ^ WelUn^n, New Zeedand, Dec. - DEPARTM ENT'STORE SO. MAMCHESTEt^.CONH. 10.—(AP)— a message replying to the congratulatory message of Premiw Sir Joseph Ward, Com mander'Byrd today said the assis tance of the government and people of New' Zealand was a most im portant contribution to the success of his Antarctic expedition. ■ r PAU£^ Nl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1929. the invitation, asking Viscoimt Court committee formed to arouse Saito to be the chief Japanese dele will be a Christmas sale in charge of sentimefit in favor of ratification. JAP E P O Y CONFIDENT CROSS ROW RADIATOR Mrs. L. Ernest Hall contributions of Janeville, Wis.—Swspect arrested gate. fancy articles, jellies, canned goods, “I am a whole-hearted supporter PISO s M T S MURDER Overnight for 31 attacks on women in Seattle. of disarmament and I am proud of cooked foods and miscellaneous Washington—^Theodore Gary of OF PARLEY’S SUCCESS f o r INSURES CIRCULATION things will be acceptable for sale. Kansas City elected treasurer of my mission.” PISO'S The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Roller Republican Sen&^rial campsdgn The Japanese delegation is en- gives qoid^ OF BOOTLEGGER A . P. News route to Washington to confer with effective relie£ COUGHS of South Hadley FaUs, Mass., was committee. S. S. Siberia Maru, Dec. 10.— Observation of the numerous c^rs officials of the American govern Plessent, sooth held Thursday afternoon. She is sur Sprin^eld, 111. — Two National (AP)—Reijiro W^atsuW, former ing and healing. Excellent fot in use at this'season of the year re vived by eight children, Mrs. Nathan Guard regiments ordered to organ ment before proceeding to London., Hartford — Three alarm fire in premier of Japan and now chief j ■■■■■IH I children—contains no Newark, N. J., Dec. 10.— (AP) veals that many of them steam ex O. Ward of Buff Cap district, Tol five-story block opposite railroad ize for mine strike service. QUICK. opiates. Successfully John Russo, 20, confessed today, cessively on snappy mornings, and, land, Mrs. John McKay of South station causes over $100,000 dam- ’ Washington— Naval Bureau of delegate of that country to the j More than half the population of used for 65 years. 35c throughout the day for that matter. forth coming London disarmament Dutch Guiana is composed of native RELIEF police said, that he shot and killed Hadley, Mrs. L. O. Nichols of WeiC- Aeronautics asks Congress to build end 60c sizes. ’ In many instances this is due to field, F. A- Koller, Mrs. Arthur all aircraft carriers allowed by conference, holds “high hopes” for Indians. • Joseph Ross, 28, last Wednesday faulty circulation and circulation is Willimantic —John E. Shea, 30 the success of the negotiations. Spafford of South Hadley and Mrs. dies of auto injuries received last Washington arms treaty. night in a quarrel over two liquor of course dependent upon design for New York — Board of directors Responding to a toast at a ban Edward Smith of Springfield, Mass. Friday. profits, and because “if 1 didn t get there must be free passage of the Miss Ada Dietrelch of Hartford and newsprint committee of Ameri quet last night Wakatsuki said: water or other cooling medium. Middleto’vn—Lumber dealers as was a week end guest of Mr. and can Newspaper Publishers’ Associa "Believe me, I hold high hopes for him firsti he’d have got me.” In the opinion of the Oakland and sociation of Connecticut Pi®*??.®® tion to inform paper manufacturers the, success of the London confer Mrs. Lathrop West of, Snipsic dis The alleged confession was ob Pontiac engineers this fault could support to Hoover’s business stabili they believe increases in price of ence. Some eight years ago my 43 ASYLUM STREET tained by Detective Captain Seboid easily be remedied and they pro trict. zation program. newsprint unjustified. friend and later colleague, Viscount HARTFORD after a night of questioning. It ceed to prove it in the so-called Mrs. Walter Button was a guest Greenwich — Kenneth Finlayson, Washington —Hoover asks sup Kato, sailed over this line to attend GARDELLA Hoorer Bldg. One Flight Up dovetails in all its main ' points to cross flow radiator which is a most of friends in Hampden, Mass., Fri Bridgeport, critically injured in plement appropriation of $15,381,- the Washington conference. I re the story told yesterday by Frank satisfactory • type all of which has day last. auto-truck collision. Three others 000 to fight Mediterranean fruit call at that time that some people DIAMONDS Nappi, said to have been Russo’s been amply demonstrated in both The flowers on the Communion are less seriously hurt. I fly. ^ thought the invitation to the Wash boss in the bootlegging gang. Oakland and Pontiac six cylinder table at the Sunday morning service Boston—Federal Grand Jury in ' New York—American Bosh Mag- ington conference was like a coming Nappi W85 shot in the leg ty cars, working under the hardest at the Federated church, were pre dicts 17 men from Massachusetts, I neto Corporation and Robert Bosch ' national peril, blit I never ^ enter DIAMOND Ross last June after a similar quar winter conditions. sented by Mrs. William C. Darby, in Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Magneto Company, Inc., settle 10- tained such an idea. rel. Russo’s story was that he was The cross flow radiator employs memory of her fatner, the late Peter York and New Jersey in connection 1 year litigation. Great Success. PLATINUM I afraid that Ross would “get him” a cross flow of water or other cool Dill of Indianapolis, Ind. with lottery ticket charges. Washington—Senator Blaine at “The result was a great success and Nappi both since they had cut ing medium as the name implies, in A meeting was held in the Wethersfield, Conn.— John Fel- tacks Gnmdy for agitation in favor for world peace, and the burdens of MOUNTINGS; him out of the liquor profits. contradistinction to the conventional Federated church last evening tovic, 19, of Bridgeport, hanged at of high wool tariff. the peoples were greatly removed. Plotted Murder type of radiator with the vertical to consider plans for the Literary state prison for murder .of Lester “When the Geneva conference Last Sunday morning, Russo flow. Furthermore the design of the Society for the coming winter Jacobs, chain store manager, last was proposed I was head of the said, he and Nappi talked over the Oakland and Pontiac radiators is months. March. 17 KILLED IN CRASH government and, heartily accepted situation and agreed to get rid of such that there is very little if any loss through condensation the steam Boston—Boston Opera- Company Ross, and Russo was to take care being condensed and returned to closes concerts because of deficit Brussels, Dec. 10.— (AP)—Seven of him.” from first week’s performances. teen persons were killed and 48 in Police said Russo told them he the tanks built into the radiator. JEWISH FARMERS Clogged circulation is one of the Lincoln, N. H.—Albert BuUer, 35, jured when a workman’s train left found Ross in a drinking club Wed meanest propositions in connection burned to death and wife and the rails today at the entrance to rTiruiiiii nesday night, followed him out, and with car use and is often baffling. TO GET PRIZES daughter injured in fire which des the station at Namur. then parked ahead of him on the But in the Oakland and Pontiac it troys home. The train had left Brussels for has been obviated through the use Springfield, Mass., — Vice-Presi Alon and was descending a steep Ross sighted him and then, the More than a score of Connecticut incline when the brakes failed to alleged confession stated, “He start of the cross flow radiator. The abili dent N. W. Hawkes of Boston and ty of this type of radiator to con farmers will be honored on Decem Maine railroad tells Traffic Club ! act. The train rushed at great ed to come toward me and I fired dense actually means economy in ber 15 when the prizes offered in a speed toward Namur station. Near three times from the ^ .38 calibre railroad will spend $5,000,000 im the use of such non freezing agents nation-wide contest conducted by proving main line trackage in Con where its engine left the rails the gun. He fell while he %vas still run The Jewish Agricultural society will as alcohol which boils at a much necticut valley next year. coaches piling on top. ning and I drove away as fast as I lower temperature than water. This be presented to the winners at the Help was immediately available. could down Seventh avenue and Bond Hotel in Hartford. This is Boston—Greater Boi^ton amateur The wrecked coaches were lifted by 1 characteristic of Oakland and Pon boxers win seven of e i^ t bouts of threw away the gun.” tiac has been widely commended by the second year of this unique con electric cranes and the injured per Russo then returned to the club the New England A. A. U. interna owners of these cars. test, the purpose of which is to dis sons removed and taken to the hos and reported to Nappi that every cover and honor those farmers of tional boxing tournament. pital. Kemp Brothers, associate dealers Rockland, Me.—Battleship Okla thing v/as “OK.” for Oakland and Pontiac will gladly the Jewish Faith who have made outstanding contributions to the homa arrives from Jersey City for MORE HONORS FOR . explain and demonstrate cross flow standardization trials. radiator construction. agricultural and rural Interests of MME. CURIE the country and nearly one-third of Newburyport, Mauss., — Former EX-KAISER IS TOASTED the prize winners are Connecticut Mayor Michael Cashman, defeated Paris, Dec. 10— (AP)—Excelsior farmers or their wives or children. by 46 votes for Mayor in recent said today that Madame Curie, dis AT BANQUET IN BERLIN TOLLAND The occasion will be marked by election by Mayor Andrew J. coverer of radium woulc. be raised the address of Dr, George Alan (Bossy) GlUls, gains three votes in shortly to the dignity of commander Works the newly inaugurated presi recount of three of city’s six wards. of the legion of honor. She will be Only A Small Sum Mrs. Lucy Sparrow of West Wlll- Washington—Hoover has 500 vis Ington and Everett P. Robertson of dent of the Connecticut Agricultural the first woman upon whom this Berlin, Dec. 10— (AP) —Hochs College and Gabriel Davidson, gen itors in one day, most since group high rank of the order has been for the Kaiser resounded at a ban Tolland were married Wednesday, handshaking was discontinued. Nov.'27, in Hartford by the Rev. eral manager of the Jewish Agricul conferred. quet given last night by old war tural Society, Inc., under whose aus London—Incomplete check shows $3.00, $5.00, $10 or $25 per year is required comrades to Feld Marshal Macken- John F. Johnstone. They will make pices the^ meeting is being con 108 lives lost and 69 large ships sen, veteran German soldier on the their home in West Willington. ducted and by whose extension simk or damaged in gales. occasion of his eightieth birthday. A very enjoyable birthday party agent, Samuel Kostolofsky *of Rock Port-Au-Prince, Haiti-American for the rental of a Private Lock Box in our Safe Last night’s banquet, which had was held at the home of Mr. and ville, the details of the affair are refugees arrive; President Bomo HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS all the military pomp of past days, Mrs. Emery (Jlough, Dec. 4, in honor being arranged. says ambitious persons tried to If your skin is yellow—complexion was attended by the former crown of their son Warren’s tenth birth Herman P. Koppelman, newly ap overthrow government for own pallid—tongue coated—appetite poor Deposit Vault which is protected all the time prince in the full uniform of the day. Ten of Warren’s little friends pointed member of the District benefit. — ^you have a baataste in your mouth Black Hussars and his brothers, were present to take part in the Commission, recently created by London—English-Speaking Union — a lazy, no-good feeling—you should Eitel. August and Oscar, as well as games and festivities...Refreshments Governor ‘ Trumbull, will act as orators indorse disarmament at din try. Olive Tablets. from fire and theft. brilliantly uniformed generals from were served suitable to the occasion. chairman of the meeting and will be ner where Ambassador Dawes is Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets—a sub the former Kaiser’s army. Warren was given several gifts. introduced by Benjamin C. Stone, guest of honor. stitute for calomel—^were prepared by The hall was decorated with the Rev. William C. Darby preached a extension director of the Jewish Chicago—Shires knocks out Daly Dr. Awards after 20 years of study. imperial colors and rang with hochs very inspiring and helpful sermon Agricultural society^ The Hartford in 21 seconds of first roimd. Olive Tablets are a purely vege for the Kaiser, called by Admiral from Acts second, the twelfth and Chamber of Commerce through its New York—Scott wins- over Von table compound. Know them By their von Schroeder. Field Marshal convention bureau under the direc Porat on foul. olive color. Mackensen, wearing the imiform of twenty-second verses, at the Sun day morning service at the Federat tion of Willard B. Rogers has made Chicago — Taylor Mastro fight To have a clear, pink skin, bright the Death Head Hussars and num arrangements with those in charge postponed because of injury to Tay eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoy erous orders thanked the company ed church. George Luce has returned to Col- of the meeting for the affair to be lor’s ankle. ancy like childhood days, you must The Ma n c h e s t e rTr u st Company for the cheers for their “noble Detroit — Marcel Camp defeats get at the cause. brook, Conn., after a short visit at held in the Egyptian room of the Kaiser and King” which he said had Hotel Bond, on Sunday afternoon, Frank Taberski in championship Dr. Edwards Olive iTablets act on given the meeting due consecration the home of his grandparents Mr. pocket billiards. the liver and bowels like calomel—yet SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. and Mrs. George P. Charter in December 15, at 2 o’clock. “We do not belong to those un Invitations are being sent out to Washington — Senate group have no dangerous after effects. grateful ones who forget what the Skungamug district. threatens fight against ratification They start the bile and help over milllUlU^iia^iNl^lIjillitf Richard Morganson, son of Mr. several hundred farmers in the Kaiser has done for the Army and state and it is expected that some of World (Jourt protocols. come constipation. Take nightly and ESTABLISHED 190^ InillmSsS^wSniilliiii the Fatherland’s prestige,” he said. and Arthur Morganson, entertained N?w York — National World note the results. Millions of of the leading Jewish farmers in boxes sold “He was our best comrade, the at his birthday party Saturday ten the state vdll be present at this yearly, 15c, 30c, 60c. World War is not yet ended. The of his young friends, who were pres struggle for Germany’s future con meeting to help honor those of their ent to help him enjoy his tenth neighbors who have won prizes. tinues. I ^ope to witness the be birthday. The time passed with ginning of the Fatherland’s resur games, refreshments and many MANCHESTER gence, although I cannot expect to presents from his little friends in OLD EVANGELIST DIES live to see its consummation.” loving rememberance. A special meeting of Tollan.d PEOPLE Grange will be held Tuesday evening Rockland,/Maine, Dec. 10— (AP) —The author of “Throw Out the STATE SERVICE STATION in the Federated church parlors, have been trading with us when East Windsor and Stafford Life Line” , Rev. Edward S. Ufford Granges are expected to furnish the who composed the hymn while a for years and years and we TO OPEN TOMORROW evening program. young evangelist and lived to hear sure do appreciate it. When Mr. Kavalevitch had the misfor it sung in a score of languages on a in Hartford dine with us and tune to lose his cow last week. world tour several years ago, died at his home in Union yesterday. He be sure to bring home some Tomorrow marks the opening of The Red Cross membership drive oysters and crackers for the is now on for Tolland and it is hoped was 78 years old. the State Service Station on Main The hymn was written in half an other members of the fam street opposite the State Theater the same interest in this good work hour while conducting services at Building. The business will be con will be manifested as in former Westwood,-Mass., many years ago ily. ducted by John Fitzgerald and years. • * he said, on the thought that the Michael G. Gorman. Both men are The Ladies Aid Society will serve youth of the day were slipping away HONISS’S very well known locally. The will their regular monthly supper in the from the influence of the church. handle Tydol, Socony and Cities Federated church dinning rooms Fri OYSTER HOUSE Service products. day evening. The supper committee James Earle Frazer, an American 22 state Street They have a very convenient loca are Mrs. Marion Maker, Mrs. Sam sculptor, designed the so-called Buf Hartford, Conn. Corona Electric tion and should prove to be a very uel Simpson, Mrs. Howard Ayers. In falo nickel, which was the first is popular place of business. connection with the supper there sued in 1913. P ercolator ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OP THE $7.00 Value For Only i $4.85 STATE SERVICE STATON 770 MAIN STREET, OPP. STATE THEATER Only 85c Down Conducted by JOHN FITZGERAID MICHAEL G. GORMAN .00 A MONTH FOR 4 MONTHS A FINE XMAS GIFT We Will Carry Products of the Standard Oil Co. of New York (Socony) A Chance to Save Tidewater Oil Sales Corp. (Tydol) FREE! THROUGH THE COURTESY OF WILLIAM BOARD- $2.15 Cities Service Refining Co. (Once-A "s) MAN & SONS WE ARE ABLE TO GIVE A FREE POUND OF PUTNAM COFFEE WITH EACH ‘‘IP IT’S ELECTRIC, IT’S MODERN” CORONA PERCOLATOR. Cars Greased Crankcase Set 'e Free ^ THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC CO. A Free Air Free Parking 773 MAIN STREET PHONE 5 1 8 1 ^ ^ MANOTESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , s o u t h MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10,1929. PAGE TEN fH L IS ’Ji .LI0 3 9 by KEA. S«t^ico* Inc. TfflS HAS HAPPENED the confidence of the Olive J^berts MRS. EMMA HOGARTH, said the subject of Dowd’s to keep a money hoard in her jtnd none but Sergeant © 19^^ bvj NBA. S^viceJne. ■ room on theme aewuusecond floor**wu* v*of MRS.i.i**»w* 'pumerTurner anciand ijieutentuiLLieutenant Strawnovx&wi. Among Roger Babson’s tips to RHODES’ boarding house, is y^^t Henry Dowd had pur business men that have nothing to Since newer methods in child ^Tree ornaments are ubiquitous strangled to death. BONNTO chased a ticket in New j?ork or do with stocks or investments, is tralnlni: have supplanted many of “ ““f j * S ? n lS '.iT ‘la"‘ 4 tpla ' DUNDEE, “cub” detective, assists June 2 for Chicago. For the mur- this: POLICE LIEUT. S'TRAWN. EMIL the old theories, many mothers look, and listen, and if he , is ovejr der of Sally Graves, and the rela “ Seek solitude. One of the best SELTER, former boarder whom tionship between the New York girl are becoming imeasy about toe an- five there is little use In teylng t^ Mrs. Hogarth accused of trying to and the Hamilton women who had ways to find it is to go to toe top nual visit of Santa Claim. Shall underestimate his Int^ gehce. Htfs rob her, is sought. been murdered, were not to be floor of a big hotel and rent an toe children be told or not? Is it So^Sto know prettyj^nv- . But don t make him unnapEST, CORA BARKER, theater pian touched upon at the inquest. inside room for a day. Don’t use right to keep up toe merry fiction questions, ■ I. ist, thought to have had an affair Dundee himself had been one of the phone, or write letters, or even about the dear old saint and his tv>|nif we can change toe nature>,of with Sevier, is arrested as a ma the first to be called before the read. Just meditate. Take your terial witness but is out on hail. t & M toy shop, his house at toe North his ideal with a Uttle care and t a c t . coroner’s jury, for it was he who business or family troubles and Pole, his sleigh (the like of which from the material te the Spiritual, Other boarders under suspicion had discovered Mrs. Hogarth’s body. stay there till they are solved. If are: HENRY DOWD, NORMA has passed into history) and his and not sacrifice blu wonderftil The fact that he, together with De you have no troubles, then get eight sturdy steeds? Shall we let spirit of Christmas; It may le^e PAIGE, WALTER STYLES, near tective Payne, had also discovered such a room once a month or bankrupt, who had quarreled with the youngsters go on believing and him a’ little •vague, perhaps,. Iw Cora Barker’s murder was skill oftener Just to be quiet. Solitude even connive (o'ward this end with on to six or se'ven, or even ^ig^> Mrs. Hogarth; BERT MAGNUS, offers the greatest opportunity for fully omitted from Dr. Price’s mjrriad inventions of our own ? without raising the questlcm, mt amateur scenario writer, and spiritual growth that is within the questioning of the young detective. Shouldn’t we tell them toe truth? him alone by means. DAISY SHEPHERD. reach of all.” ^ 1 Dundee learns from papers in “And where were you between I think the times will solve toe one and two o’clock this morning?” Now I have no interest in any question, for as soon as a child is Mrs. Hogarth’s trunk that the hotel, and whether they rent more SALLY GRAVES who wrote her Dr. Price asked. old enough to observe and put two rooms in 1930 than they did in and two together fo” himself he once a month was her daughter “Asleep in my room on the third 1929 wiir mean little or nothing to and that she lived in dread of floor of the Rhodes House,” Dundee won’t be long in discovering toe me. But I think this is a swell truth. 'When he is little he be Sally’s husband, D.\N GRIFFIN, answered. idea of Babson’s —so good it sought for embezzlement. Recall “And of your own knowledge can lieves in Santa as he believes in ought to be broadcast over all toe any other phenomenon, accepts ing mysterious details of Sally’s you throw any light whatever on 131 fancy colored network: of this land murder in New York, June 2, he toe death of Cora Barker? the him without question and ■without every few days. particular subterfuge on our part; concludes Griffin murdered both coroner asked. For the modem home, small, women and that he is or has been and there isn’t any earthly harm Today's Choice by “I cannot.” compact and easy to keep clean, in letting him do so. living in the Rhodes’ house. has all the modern conveniences DR. WILLIAM WATERS An old rail tiCKei; envexopt? wiwt Dismissed, with ...— his—- official con- •II Certainly let him go on believ An old rail ticket envelope with except solitude— and, of course, Los Angeles Juvenile Court Referee Dowd’s name on it, showing he nection still a secret, Dundee had ^ 1 ing in this happy little story. left New York June 3, Increases | returned to his seat between I^raa solitude is very old-fashioned and old world. Santa Claus to little children is Thy shoes shall be iron, and brass ; St D ..A Sevier, j Paige and D^sy Shepherd and hed • • * a material ^mbol; goodnese in caotored Tuesday night, admits . listened to witness after ^itoess and as toy days, so shall tiiy Our Own “Talkies” carnate. I have always believed strength be.—^Deuteronomy' 3 3 :^ . ■ intending to rob the old woman with apparently no more acute in- vastly in the ihspirinr influence of Saturday night, saying he cUmbed terest than that of any other board-, The tendency of toe modem • Comment' 1 woman is to talk over her trou this fleshly symbol of the virtues. to her room, found her dead and | er in the Rhodes House. - , , , , “Bishop William MoiTis, Epis- bles vrith whoever happens to be Santa QausClaus personifies kinitoess,kindness, church, used this text , in mjr' Cora fumbling in her desk. . Cora j a.. j handy, or to run to call. Mrs. Jones a good fairy who keeps weU out; germon. (I was is found dead, strangled between} one thing Dundee had confided on the telephone, if she happens of sight but whose existence is un- , ^ jjfg has been my guide." one and two o’clock , Wednesday ; to Coroner Price just before the to be alone, rather than work out disputed. Circumstantial evidence ■ morning, with her own braids. Se- i inquest, however, and his weary problems for herself ts proof enough. The chUd accepts , ^ ^ 5 ^e,•a^•ye- that labour vier is accused of both crimes. i boredom lifted »when Daisy Shep- And if there is anything that the fact. ' gjj(j are heavy laden, and I will Dundee, still believing Griffin is herd was called to the witness j we womeil of this generation need ■When I say ■little child,” I give you rwt.—Matthew 11:28. guilty, gets samples of his hand- | chair. it is the calmness, the relaxation, mean a child up five. After writing from Belton, Mo., where i when she had admitted, flushing ^0 Comment : and the sense of strength that that, if there is'filin g to shake “Marvelous sympathy and insight he is wanted for theft. deeply, that she had raided j comes from solitude and quiet his faith and ignorance continues into life’s problems.” NOW GO ON WTTH THE STORY Rhodes’ kitchen °° FRENCH CHIC ness, is getting away from people to be bliss. I’d let well enough ' at toe very time that Mrs. Hogartn * * CHAPTER XXXIX ! was being strangled to death. Dr. and from clatter and bang, from done. He is so happy in his faith It is Impossible but thfit offenses You’ll appear in toe height of canned ideas and canned music, ■that disillusion is both imneces- will come; but woe unto him, The inquest into the death of Mrs. Price asked suddenly. fashion in this charming jacquard and becoming acquainted with sary and unkind, but after five, through whdm . they come! ' It Emma Hogarth and of Cora Barker “A.re“Are you acquamteuacquainted 'withwim cva man silk crepe frock in rich plum color ourselves. weU, toe matter is rather on the were .better for him that' a. mill was lieing held in toe small funeral Arthur B. Wheeler, Miss I I’m all for walking out on your knees of toe gods. As I said be stone were hanged about his neck, parlor of the city morgue. Chairs sbepherd?” ing. troubles, frequently, when they fore, times have rather taken toe and he cast into the sea, than that had been placed upon every avail- i I ^ Daisy’s broad, pleasant face went It is a smartly simple type with become too complicated, and gain whole matter out of our hands, he should offend one o f these little able foot of space, but only a frac- ber lips jerked oddly as bodice showing slight all-around ing toe perspective and the sense for at five, and indeed a good ones.—Luke 17:1-2. tion of toe mob which had been gbe'retorted; “ Of course I am! He blousing belted at raised waistline. I of values that only solitude can while before, a child ceases to ac Comment milling about toe doors of toe ^ boarder at toe Rhodes House, cept without challenge. He is now “ The whole of the juvenfl'e morgue since early morning had bim— that is, all The skirt is circular, shaped so as ■ give. ' Solitude is not merely being an entirely rational being; his court philosophy is here, or should been able to obtain seats. who were •boarding----- ..i------there before he_ to keep toe hips smooth and slender I alone. We might say it is being mind has reached toat stage of be.” . . ' *• .. Around one large table sat left.” with a fluttering fulness at hem. development when he •will make Coroner Price and his jury of six ' alon-e and liking it. Being alone (Compiled by the Bible Guild-l 'And that was on what date. Miss The pleated ruffling is flattering, and not feeling you ought to be his own deductions whether we Wednesday: J. Fred Wolle, direc C1citizens.l1Z6I1S. AroundA.rOlXIHI allvjuucLanother oausat rep- youthful detail used to trim neck with people, or ought to be .pro attack on respiratory diseases. Un want him to or not. 'We might tor of the Bach choir of Bethelhem, resentatives of the Hamilton news- she blazed. Then. ’ BANS PR0PA(^DA line, edge of sleeves with buttons ducing, or doing something useful, fortunately we have no specific say that all children of this age Pa. ■ papers—four men and three women . j.ggQpgi(jgring “i think it was early ! at wrists, and edge of hem. j Just being alone with your thoughts method of preventing these condi come from Missouri. They’ve got feature writers. A t one end of the T® ^ * *v,~ third nr fourth ” I tions other than preventingr con press table was a well-knowp sta ll! m J Style No. 131 can be copied ex and being yourself.. to see to know, and they are quick actly for it is designed in sizes 16. The housekeeper may find it tacts betiveen the children, and this "Vatiegn City, Dec. 10.— (A P )— to detect an imposition, or a coun CARDINAL IN CRASH.*, writer from toe most sensational i HpUpvp that the long Chicago paper-looking aloof and to ^eheve toat^ the long 18, 20 years, 36, 38, 40 and 42 inches impractical to hire a hotel room itself is practically an impossibility. Pope Pius has told all Catholic mis terfeit. bust. for her solitude, but there is noth Hence we try to minimize the dan sionaries that they must absolute Old Glamour Disappears Warsaw, Poland^ 'D e c.10..^ (P>— slightly bored. His publitoed ac- ; ^ ^2 o’clock last satur- ger of coughing, spitting, and sneez It is splendid choice in black can ing to prevent her walking out the ly avoid Nationalistic propaganda. The fireplace has Just about dis Cardinal Hlond, primate of Poland, count of toe proceedings, however, from Mr. Wheeler!” ing and methods of spreading infec bore not toe faintest trace of ennui, , j ton crepe, now so popular for all- front door occasionally, even if she In toe Osservatore Romano, Va appeared; steam radiators and gas was reported today to hav^met wjth Side by side, behinc the coro- Daig^ retorted u^^^ day occasions. does leave dirty dishes in toe sink tion from one child to another. tican organ, His Holiness was an accident neai; the, Venice,^ ai.i^- As might have been expected, toe stoves are most unfairy-like, we or ironing rolled up in the basket, quoted as saying to Catholic mis must admit. 'The glamour of toe drome in Italy while flying from ner’s table, were two sheeted i tnecauw^ nu »vnu knew Black nrepe satin with reverse of communicable diseases of child and sitting quietly for an hour in sion representatives that “nation good old saint’s costume itself Rome to Warsaw.’ - - - stretchers, one bearing a moun- „„ Chicago didn’t toe crepe used for the ruffling is hood such as influenza, chickenpox, tainous bulk, toe other a burden so Mr. Ji^eeler was in Chicago, man l dignified for matron. the park, or in a quiet church, or alism is a real evil, and it is not isn’t what it used to be, with The pilot of toe cardinm’s any place she likes so long as she measles whooping cough, mumps, exaggerating to , lall it a maledic plane, compelled to land beckiffle of slight that toe sheet w^ scarcely you • ^ Bottle green faille silk crepe, German measles, scariet fever, every tenth man on the street sim 's away from peonle .she know's. tion in toe mission field.” ilarly dressed. Several hundred faulty working - ofi Vth*miatO*, raised from the thin mattress. Wheeler— ” i dahlia-purple flat silk crepe, black * * * pneumonia and diphtheria caused smashed -one wing 'of the plane... - In spite of the real grief which Miss Shepherd!” ' sheer velvet with tinj’ white pin The Pope said this should be well thousand children saw pictures of Try Solitude toe next largest number of ab Byrd and Amundsen flying over Cardinal Hlond was not hurt, *nd lay like a hot stone in his breast, price interrupted peremptorily, | dots with canton crept ruffles, mid sences, Especially significant is the remembered by everyone, from the Bonnie Dundee, novice detective, Dr. Price inierrup p y While this is not the season for humblest priest to toe Pope him toe North Pole with never a house, continued his Journey by airplane 40' night blue wool crepe, yellow-beige fact that toe infectious diseases Vienna after a delay of half an found himself becoming v.'eary and as he selected a it,. I must suggest that if .you can self. He admonished all mission nor a reindeer, nor a toy shop in and brown coloring in feather most prevalent in the-school were hour. ’The cardinal has faade many even bored. He had been able to papers b^ore him. He seieciea a weight tweed with matching brown betake yourself to a secluded spot aries not to see before them any sight. Apartments are rather in where you can watch the ocean or those also most prevalent through flights between Poland andlthfe snatch less than two hours of fitful blue-tinted sheet of °°t® shade faille silk crepe ruffles and thing, anywhere, but “souls , re accessible. A child doesn’t have a river, the situation is all to the out the city except for diphtheria, sleep after his interview with ^ empty ®“Z,®°°®! ,^ °% °fg g n ?S g • tobacco brown canton crepe delight deemed by Jesus Christ” regard to be a Hawkshaw to realize that. Holy See. 1 [good, because the monotonous of which there was only one case Lieutenant Strawn, but that brief . Dundee had f ' ful suggestions. during the entire eight-year period less of nationality. nap had net the temerity to in-| the witness, rhythm and the calm, assured way Patterii price 15 cents in stamps in which natural forces go their although there were numerous trude his needs upon his stricken : he ^ k ed ^his Miss 1 or coin (coin is preferred). Wrap cases through the city. hostess when he descended the! “ Do you recogmze this. Miss j I way is very relaxing and reassur- On December 31, 1928, the rail coin carefully. The authorities explain this by stairs an hour before it was time ’ Shepherd . 0= she! i ing. They don’t hurry or get ways of toe United States were to leave for the inquest. | Daisy’s bands trembled , We sugg^t that when you send excited, except in the case of a toe fact that carriers were prompt ly eliminated, children who had operating about 260,000 miles of He had found Mrs. Rhodes in her ; stared ^ t /b e sheet of blue note for pattern, you- enclose 10 cents storm, and you get out of toe way line. There has been but relative I M A R L O W ’S bed-sitting-room at her desk, her paper. I don t know where you . additional for a copy of our new at such times, and pretty soon you contact with cases outside of school 1 were controlled, and the Schick ly little change in this figure dur fine figure stiffly upright in its con- 1 got this and bow .^ b o d y b ^ the Fashion magazine. wonder why you should. ing the last twelve 5rears. THE STORE OF A THOUSAND fining corsets, but toe hard-wrung nerve to go polnng about in ^ y Every woman should have a test and toxin-antitoxin for toe pre vention . of diphtheria were ex GIFT IDEAS tears of grief and despair plowing things, but ^sure I J^® ^ I Manchester Herald certain amoipit of time, v/hich is her own, which she doesn’t have tensively employed. steadily down her haggard cheeks. It’s a letter f sterted to i^te to Pattern ''Service At Dundee’s sympathetic ques- A.rthur Wheeler and didnt finish, to account for, or do anything use D o c t o r s h a v e p r e tion she had Answered, dully,' “Will you kincfiy r^ad to the 131 ful in, when she may just medi POPE’S COMMENTS W^crc Ybar Xmas t heavily: “I never thought to see jury what you had written. Miss As our paiicms are mailed tate and have her spiritual growth. scribed Pertussin rroiii N»'w York JU> please al the rfay when my guests would be Shepherd?” nai^v If she can’t get it any other v/ay, Vatican City, Dec. 10.— (AP)—In more often than low five days. Dollars Go Further forced by fear of arrest to stay in 1 “I don’t see ^by I should! Dm try the hotel room. It’s a great a semi-official communique from any other adver a house of mine.” i cried angrily. I^bas nothing to Prht 15 Cents idea. the Vatican today, Pope Pius was “A rrest?” Dundee echoed in- do vnto the , House quoted as saying that Ihrotestantism ' tised cough rem COME TO credulously. right! ^ g you Name ...... was “getting more and more ex-. e d y . I t is sa fe ! “ Yes, arrest!” Mrr. Rhodes re- Sunday. June 22. I have asked you hausted”' until it has readied toe 1 torted bitterly. "That Lieutenant repeatedly not to bother m . Size ...... point where “its own very sterility Strawn of yours called all the folks have no f°f®°^‘on of doing what Address »».*•..•••••••••••• Daily Health is inspiring many souls with a nos together in the parlor after lunch : you ask and it will be usele talgia for Catoolidsih.” MARLOW’S and told them they were to stay call me or write me agmn Service The Pope made thes' statements here until he gave them toe word 1 “Thank you. Miss Sbepher . Send your order to the “ I’at- in toe course of a ceremony approv ■ FOR VALUES they could leave. Said if anybody ■ will you please tem Dept., Manriiesler Evening Hints On How To Keep Well ing the beatification of 136 English tried to leave he’d pu^ him or her j you wrote ^f_,^oa of Herald. S«. Manclmster. Conn.” by World Famed Authority martyrs. under arrest as a material vritness.! quest ^ Mr. Wheeler had mad 'S X s Nearly scared ’em to death, he did! {you?” Everybody knows if poor Cora 1 with an hadn’t been arrested as a material j Daisy obviously toug into his invention. I didn’t take RESPIRATORY DISEASES «--c w witness she wouldn’t be dead now.” { impulse to tell him that 1 toe trouble to answer it.” CAUSE MOST ABSENCES TOOK CATHARTICS But even as Dundee sympathized ; none of his business or to J “Mr. Wheeler, of course, knew FROM SCHOOL ^ d mentally deplored his chief’s | but she toaUy angered, ^ that Mrs. Hogarth was supposed method of keeping all possible wit- “Arthur Wheeler had been pe to a miser—to have a large sum BY DR. Mo Ar IS FISHBELN EVERY NIGHT nesses under one roof, he was grate-1 ing me for we^ks to P^t ^ of money hidden in her room ?” Editor Journal of the American ful for toe result. For he still had ; ings into an he WM all Coronef Price asked. Medical Association and of December Days a stubborn conviction that the H o -: worked up over. Said be “He wasn’t deaf!” Daisy retort Hygeia, the Health Magazine Modem methods of school inspec Eating ALL-BRAN Relieved -arth ca.se and toe Cora Barker | give me a half ^ ed. “Everybody that ever boarded tion and of toe surveying of heqlto -ase would not be solved today. ' would, but I at toe Rhodes House knew that Constipation For an hour and a half now he my money to waste it ^ ^ story, but if you’re thinking Ar ' of school children have offered op Days of cold, stonny wintry g a th had listened to the taking of testi- j invention I couldn t even un thur was so hard up for money portunities for new knowledge re garding the illness of children, monv. Mrs. Rhodes had been stand— ” , iwiss that he killed and-robbed Mrs. Ho E'verybody who is slava to cathar* railed upon to identify both bodies, “ What was the i°ve°tion. Miss garth, then I don’t see how you I From 1920 to 1928 toe authorities ■tics and laxatives will be interested er but Ice Cream is just as'popida^ ■ a shiver of ecstatic horror running Shepherd?” the coroner biterru^e . can think he was calling me from responsible for the elementary in this letter— Chicago-that same identical time!” school of toe University of Chicago through the morbid audience as • “Some gadget to go on a se^ g "I took estbartio pEs em r night end the landlady bent first over one machine.” Daisy Do you know anyone else in kept careful records of toe reasons ehemu dmihr to rdlevo' inirMU and tako with the whole family as in sweltering July..,- I fs stretcher and then the otoe^'. as “ I didn’t pay f “ °^Sb attenrion to Chicago, Miss Shepherd, who might for the absences of 400 > children. sw v the awful headaches I was anhjeet.tOL Coroner Price lifted toe sheet to | his harping on it to ^ have been calling you long, dis- After an absence the child was ex Two months ago I started eating a Igrge'' amined by the school physiciem be bowl of your ALL-BRAN with cream for the great food-dessert that eveiyone likes. disclose the dead face beneath. whatwnuL it was supposed------„ tfl.D C 6 ? * * breakfast and today I am in fine condition^ know is he made up a model of it “Not a single, solitary soul!” fore it was re-admitted. better than I have been in three yeara. My Witness after witness had been ■When toe figures are studied it is briefly but thoroughly questioned and tried it out on Mrs. Rhodes Daisy retorted emphaticaUy. ' boW^ are retnilar every I bam not. “Now, Miss Shepherd, may I ask foimd that respiratory’diseases in taken one eatnartio. piU in two montba.”— by Dr. Price, after he himself had machine, and he “ ®®‘^®‘^ Mrs. A. J. O’Connell. SZ Fbelps In Manchester It’ s if yoii were—well, romantically in cluding toe common cold, coughs, given his own testimony as to toe money to get it patented ana i Boeheater, N. T- . cause of death anc’ toe approximate try to market it. ^ terested'in Mr. Wheeler?” laryn^tis, and bronchitis are re time at which life had been snuffed “Do you know w h ^ “Hunh!” Da.isy snorted contemp sponsible for more absences than Constipation gets in its deadly out. Dundee had long since made 1 this model. Miss Shephera. tuously. “If you’d ever seen him all other causes combined. It is in- work when bulk is leftputof the dle^ a complete transcription of his own { “He tookLLJVXV itxw away**»»*»^ wito------mm, m you wouldn’t ask me that! And •teresting to realize that practically Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN, however, Manchester Dairy Ice Cream the same condition obtains among notes, taken from behind toe screen night he sneaked off without, pay say, does this letter sound like I will supply this hulk. It sweeps the adults in industries. Among the in Mrs. Hogarth’s room as the in ing his board bill, but he left the was romantically interested in that intestine dean and stimulates nor* children the, respiratory diseases mates of the Rhodes House had rest of his junk in hir, room.” sap?” mal action. Two tablespoonfuls Fresh and delicious and always available at been questioned in the small hours “And did you hear from Mr. During toe gust of laughter with comprised from 46.5 to 67.3 per daily— chronic cases, ■with'' every^. cent of toe total cases of illness. of the morning following toe first Wheeler again,, after June 22?” which the delighted audience greet meal. “Yes, I did. I didn’t send this ed Daisy’s retort, the big girl was They also caused more days of ab your favorite soda foun'tain or neighborhood stQre. murder. With these notes in hand, Thousands have retained their supplemented by the record of toe letter,” b u f i wrote another one, not dismissed. She returned to her sence ihan all toe other groups to- old-tim e ■vigor and relieved consti* investigation made from yo'ung quite so snippy, but I told him seat, muttering indignantly, but ob- Brede’s notes of Wednesday morn pretty much the same thing. But ■viously pleased at the showing she During the years 1927-1928 some pation forever by. eating ALL ing’s inquiry by Sergeant ’Turner he wrote me again anyway, and I had made. four hundred anu forty children BRAN. Doctors reconunend it. were enrolled in the elementary Into Cora Barker's death. Coroner suppose it was him calling me from Mrs. Sharp, who had returned to Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is 100% school. Among them there were Price questioned his witnesses with Chicago—I don’t know.” toe Rhodes House from toe state bran. Ready-to-eat with pailk dr The Manchester Dairy ^ a svriftness and precision which “This is the envelope in which capital toe night before, leaned for 1394 cases of respiratory disease, an average of three cases for the cregm. Delicious recipes for mufinSs won Dundee’s admiration. A s he m*^ed you a letter from Chica ward from her chair directly be breads, eta, on the package. Gro .'■'M hind Dtdsy’s and patted the girl year for each child in toe school. Lieutenant Strawn had said. “Good go, on June 27, is "it not?” Dr. Price cers seU it. Restaurants, hoids* encduragingly upon too shoulder. For the whole period of eight years, man, Prjee!” asked, ^ d handed her the envelope dining-cars serve it; Made by Ice Cream Comp£'’y “Mr. Herbert S. Magnus!” Dr. according to E>r. Charles \ ing. One restaurant has Its walls duplicated over a speice of 6,500 feet STATIONS IN FIGHT I hordared with caricatures of theatri and so fitted 'to g eth er th at the owiT- NEWSPRINT PRICE cal notables and near«Jiptables, an ers, surtchitects and builders may DAILY RADIO PROGRAM A b o u t ^ other named is sandwiches after study the units, appearance, combin FOR RADIO CHANNEL them , k t^rd Is putting their like ed or separate. 7:30~■Wandering g.vprlcs musi& Leading DX Stations. nesses on star-shaped plaques, and In another section of this floor 8:00—Main Street rural sketch. STARTS DBATE space, Interior decorators will work T«eidft7» December 10. 405.2— W88. ATLANTA-740. chain eatery, infected with the same aotad ope™«e con a:ou—Male quartet, string trio. Washington. — (A P ) — The first out color schemes. Entire rooms will 9:30—Dance orchestral singers. 8:00—WJZ band conceit. legal attack on tbe validity of tbe spirit when a group of Broadway tralto, wfiTappaar a« 10:00—The Master trio. 8:30—WEAP programs (.3 hrs.) commentators set up a round table, be produced and destroyed, at an es in tha breadeaat ot 11:35—Pi Kappa Phi anniversary. Davis equalization amendment to 10:30—T^wo dance orchestras. has advertised that there “genius timated cost of $200,000, until Wal elogua to bo praoontod oyar and 11:30—Moonbeams music hour. ^ 293.9—KYW. CHICAGO—1020. aasociatM station* at the radio law, involving the fight dorf s complete equipment, is decided 302.8—W BZ. NEW ENGLAND—990. 8:00—Ni^C programs (2i,4 hr*.) Pabiishers Complain of In of six stations for the same wave j y a L meets genius.” night. Compo*ltion» from the vorks 6:30—Dinner dance music. 11:15—Dance music to 2:30. , upon. . of four o f Suaaia,'* moat 7:00—Studio musical concerts. 389.4—WBBM. CHICAGO—770. length, is to be' threshed out in the By RICHARD MASSOCK. poaara y»1U be haard. in thi* wncert 8:00—Bing family party. 9:00—WABC programs (3^ hrs.) court of appeals of the District of Building Try-Outs. davoted to the .land o f tha »teppo»- 11:30—Symphonic orchestra, tenor. crease and Decide to Ap An unusual feature of the Pregwn 8:30—WJZ programs (2 hrs ) Columbia. It was noted recently th at the 10:30—Two dance orchertras. 12:00—Organist; whoopee program. . New York—Beforq December 25 a Massachusetts is beginning to ■wUl ba ona group by 1:00—Dance music; Coffee Dan’s. The. challenge of the Davis shaded brick of the new W estern aunr without accompaniment, 11:30—Feature veariety hour. lot of people are going to get cards test the eyesight of drivers apply “ •348.6-WABC. n e w YQRK-860. 254.1—WJJO, CHICAGO—1180. peal to Government. amendment, keystone of the le- Union building, graduated from - a song of the Bride,” wishing them Joyeux Noel. ing for licenses to drive. ’That ■ s a ^ ff; two *elections by Moussorg- 6 :00—Drama, “ Two a Day. 9:00'—Theater presentations. deep red at the base to a light sal 6:30—Orchestra: dinner sjmphony. 9:30—Moosoheart children’s hour. allocation in 1928 of broadcast Numerous New Yorkers consider ought to cut the Sunday parade •ky, “ Th* Clasalque.” a oaUre on mon at the top, was first tested in a crUic*, and ‘ •Pain." an IntewreUUon 7:00—Niapara Fall* band concert, 12:00—Artists entertainment. ing stations, is made by the Weat- it a ma,rk of chic sophistication to down to ^bout three cars. }j;uu-:oicl time vocal favorites. 416.4— WGN, CHICAGO—720. New York, Dec. 10.— (AP)—Rg' inghouse company in- its appeal small pier erected on the site while of grief. Although the American S-SO_TiDe romance dramatlzeq. 10:30—Jim Brown’s orchestra. employ French In public, particular N h iM is bast known for his boundless the old building was being torn 9-00—Paul Whiteman’s orchestra. 11:20—Louie’s Hungry Five. sistance of the American -News from the refusal of the federal ra ly when it is apt.to Impress acqalnt- gwShumor.,hiB philosoph.v ®f »P; 10- 00—David Mendoza’ s orchestra-11:30—Original songsters; dance. paper Publishers’ Association to a ! down. dio commission to allow .Station ahcei$. I t gives th at intim ation o f • ptoaches fatalism, as is 10:‘oU—Marjorie Oelrich’s story. 12:011—The dream ship concert. proposed increase of $5 a ton in the KYW, Chicago, to continue to the spirituals to bo presented by 12:15—Jean Goidkette’ s orchestra. traveled, familiarity with cosmopoi. | Word now comes that the new TJtIca Jubilee Singers over tho WEAT ]1:00—Three dance orchestras. price of newsprint pager moved in operate on 1,020 kilocycles. LIVE BAIT network at 7. Among the number* 12:30—Midnight organ mrioclics. 1:00—Two dance orchestras. itan culture that even an English Wsddorf-Astoria, of 46 stories, will will ba "I’m Seeking For », C ty* 454.3—WEAF, NEW YORK—660. 344.6—WLS. CHICAGO—870. two directions today. Acting upon the company’s ap be hifilt first in miniature form on 7:00—Utica Jubilee Singers. 8:10—The Angelus hour. One was a decision to inform accent, once so widely copied,, hard Crosby’s Pharmacy ‘ ‘Goin’ to Meet My Mothers,’* "Old 8:30—WEAF orchestra music. plication for renewal of license, a floor leased for just'that purpose Uncle Ned” and ‘‘Humble Terself—de 7:15—Universal Safety senes. paper manufacturers that no justifi the commission approved the ll- ly conveyed. 446 Center St. 7:30—Dramatic sketch, music. 9:00—Feature music hour. The first noticeable encroachment in an east side building. Bell Don* Rung.** 3;0f»—Songs of the season. 447.5—WMAQ.WQJ. CHICAGO—670. cation was seen for the increase, j j,gjjgg jjj general but stipulated that Phone 3869 of French on the metropolitan lan Virtually every important struc Wav* length* in mater* on left of S:S0—Male trio, dance orchestra. 9:30—Concert; Slumber music. The other was a resolution request- ^ kilocycle channel is prop 3:00—Featurel musical program, 11:00—Orchestra: Dan and Sylvia. guage appeared in the smart adver tural unit of the new hotel will be station title, kilocycle* on the right. Ing the paper committee and the erly assigned to the second radio Times are all Uastern standard. Black 10:OU— Eskimos dance music. 11:30—DX vsudevIlle club. board of directors to take up with tisements, perfunaers’ particularly. face typ* indicates best fssture*. 10:30—Leo Relsman's orch., artists. 11:45—Three" dance orchestras. zone rather than the fourth zone •'ni: 11:30—Phil Spicalny's musicale. 202.6-WHT, CHICAGO—1480. federal authorities the question of This reached such a point that a 12:00—Hal Kemp’s orcliestra. 9:30—Artists; ramblers. in which the station is located. winow sign recently combined Uiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii* - ^ ‘ possible redress through Federal The commissions says that _ the Leftdifif fiait Stationi. 393.5—WJZ, NEW YORK—760. 10:00—Concert ensemble. French and E nglish in a .spurious 6:00—Old Man Sunshine, songs. 10:30—Tour hour league, government action. g72.»-WI»a. ATLANTIC CITY—im channel was one of eight cleared phonetic annoimcement that read: , g:0&—Orchestra; mezso-soprano. 6:30—Ocean Liner’s orchestra. 361.2—KOA, DENVER—830. Plans to combat the increase from wavelengths alloted to the second •J _| » ^ 10'. S:45—Baritone; concert trio. 7:00—Amo.s ’ n’ Andy, comediana 9:00—WEAF programs (214 hrs.) $55 to $60 a ton, announced by the “Forty-two oders of parfums.” n :35—Orchestra, raaje quartet. zone in the reallocation. The sec S lu:t)0—Mokum Exchange, Inc: 7:15—Vocal trio, piano: organ. Canadian paper manufacturers who The ■wildest conversational usage 10:S0—Geidt** concert ensemble. 7:45—Adventures of Polly Preston. 12:33—Lucile Fowler, contralto. S’ 12:50—GOA Minstrel Koons. are members of the newly formed ond zone not needing all of the is in restaurants. It is not all un FIRE 1NSURAN(X 11:00—Sliver S}ipper orchestra. 8:00—Goldman’s band concert eight channels at the time, it was 11:45—Winter organ music, song*. 8:30—Musical world tour with Sophia 299.8t-WHO, DES MOINES—1000. Newsprint Institute, took form yes usual to heax a.western-bom Man 5 Braslau, contralto. 8:30—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) temporarily "loaned” to the fourth Policies That Oifer Adequate Protection— PLUS Sg3—WBAL. lALTlMORE—1060. terday at a special convention at hattanite attempt to givq his, or TiUU^Mctqueraders music hour., 9:00—Musical melodrama, orchestra. 11:30—Recorded brevities. zone and assigned to the Chicago The Friendly Co-operation of Our Office. ’ Sm Lul 12:00—Aerial playhouse. tended by more than 100 newspaper most often her, order in an awkward *;00—WJZ programs (3 hra) 9:30—Old-time minstrel hits. station. The fourth zone in turn 11:00—lula'S* Symphonic ensemble. 10:00—Fred Waldner. tenor, orchestra. 374.8— WBAP. FORT WORTH—800. publishers from various parts of tongue practiced out of a mail-order 10;30-^Stars of Melody, vocalists. 11:00—Musical program. “loaned” to the second zone a half 6M.2-WEEI. BOSTON-590. the United States and Canada. lesson book to a waiter whose Eng 7:00—Bis Brother club. 11 ;00—Slumber music houn ' 12:00—Theater features. time assignment on the 1,160 kilo 7 :?0-nWEAF programs (4J4 hr*.) 305>-KDKA, PITTSBURGH—980. 374.8— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—800. Speakers were unanimous in their lish may excel his own. What makes Stirvd 9:00—Barn dance players. * WA-WNAC, BOSTpN-im 7:00—WJZ Amos 'n* Andy. denunciation of the increase and cycle channel. it frequently amusing, and embaras- HOLDEN & NELSON Inc. "A ■6:15—Artists; dinner music. 7:30—Sacred song recital, 11:00—Dance orchestra: organlsL The Westing house company con 12:00—Studio entertainment. various lines of action were propos sing, is that the waiters, especially 1 3 Hector’s -dence orchestra. 8:00—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) tends that the amendment is un 8«;i-W OB, tUFFALO-SSO. 11:00—Bestor’s dance music. 468.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES—64a ed Including action under the Clay the French ones, are llkefy to re s 583 Main Street Phone 8657 Jj,. i, 11- 30—WJZ Slumber music. 11:00—Schonberger trio, songs, 6:SQ—Tan Surdam's orehe*tra. ton Act and the Sherman Anti- constitutional “in that it is not spond in easy Amerlcanese. 5 2'*' T:M—Feature musio hour. ^245.8—WCAE, PITTSBURGH—1220. 12:00—Parker family recital. Trust -Act, None of these proposals authorized by the commerce clause 6:00—Dinner dance music. 1:00—Radio artists’ review. 7;S0—"WBAF program* (414 hrs.) w a s formally acted upon. Edward of the constitution that no person TiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiimnniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiffV SSS.1-WMAK, BUFFALO—too. 7:00—Orchestra: safety serie.s. 370.2—WCCB. MINN., ST, PAUL—810 Copies. 7:SU—Feature muiio hour.: 7:30—Uncle Gimbee: song-story. S;00—WABC programs (2 hrs.) H. Butler, publisher of the Buffalo be deprived of life, liberty or prop *;0ft—'WBAF program* (4 hr*.) 8:00—WEAF programs (4 hrs.) 10:00—Bridge game; orchestra. News, president of the association Hit upon a novelty and If It Is a | i2'0n_Traev-Brown s orchestra. 11:00—WABC dance music. erty without due process of law or 42g.S—WLW, CINCWNATI-^70a ruled that adoption of any resolu Broadway success, the street is | t;S0—WJZ program* (1% hr*.) ' 535.4—WFI. PHILAOELPHIA—560. 13:00—The old settlers. without just compensation.” It de bound to copy it. - | *0.. lOiflio—Band, chime revdriea. 6:30—WEAF programs <5% br« ) 379.5— KGO, OAKLAND—790. tions would merely represent the clares that the license to use the at 12:30—l>os Angeles entertainment. The greensward scene In Earl i 13:00—Orcheatra; variety hour. 260.7—WHAM, ROCHESTER—1150. consensus of the meeting as sev channel was issued without quali 1:00—Henry Thiea’ orchestra. 6:30—Dinner dance music; talk. 1:00—Arti-sts": Sauntering Sailors. Carroll’s “ Sketchbook,” in which re 2:00—Musical musketeer.^. eral non-members were present. ^ 2 —WTAM. CLEVELAND—1070. 7:00—WJZ Amos ’ n’ Andy. fication or restriction. clining girls wave their heels divevt- • 6:00—Studio concert. 7:13—Hawaiians: orchestra, baritone. 270.1—WRVA, RICHMOND—1110. To make Appeal In the meantime, four other sta 7:30—W EAF program* (SH hrs.) 8:00—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) 8:00—WJZ band concert. The resolution of Fleming New- ingly, was an early-season sensation. U:0o—Studio dance music. 11:00—Owl Club dance music. 8:30—Concert; drama guild. tions in the Second i^one have ap It has since been varied as a scene 379.5—WGY. SCHENECTADY—790. 1M:(i0—WRAP programs (2 hrs.) bold, business manager of the 2gS—WTIC. HARTFORO-1060, plied for the channel. They are in George White’s “ Scandals” a bit 5:00—"Musique Tntime,” classic. 11:55—Time: ■weather; marekts. 440.9—KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—8*0. Washington Star, directing the WCAU, Philadelphia; WPEN, Phil 5:30—Ensemble supper music. '6:00—Dinner dance music. 12:110—Great composer’s hour. paper committee and directors to in the short-lived “Shoe-string Is It 1:00—Bears; trocaderans. adelphia; WWJ, Detroit: - WLBVV, 6:30—Heimbenrers instrumental trio, 7:00—Studio concert orchestra. appeal to the government was Revue,” in which the chorus bent 422.3—WOR, NEWARK—710. 7:30—W’EAF programs (4 hrs.) 309.1—KJR, SEATTLE—970. Oil City, Pa. A fifth station, 7:00—JgBisen’s dance orchestra. 11:30—Theater___ organ recital. 12:00—Dance orche.stra. entertainers. adopted. over toward the backdi;op, and in Secondary DX Stations. Several speakers referred to the WLAP, Lexington. Ky., in the third “Fifty-Million Frenchmen,” in which - Secondary Eastern Stations. zone, also has asked for the chan 845.1—WKRC, CINCINNATI—550. 11:00—Studio dance orchestra. 344.6— WENR, CHICAGO—870. fact that the higher price had the the dancers sit in chairs to cross 10:00—studio entertainment. 325.9—WWJ, DETROIT—920 . S:15—Farmer Rusk’s talk. sanction of the governments of nel. their legs. 10;ii0—Home circle concert. Your Problem 11:00—Dane* orchestra. 6:30—Barium dance orchestra, Ontario and Quebec in which prov 7:00—OMisy baron’s concert. 11:00—The musical parade. In three different shows, too, has 3T4A—WBAL CINCINNATI—800. GETS STIFF SENTENCE 7:10—Feature musio hours. 272.6—WLWL, NEW YORK—11C0 12:00—Smiles; comedy akils. inces most of the paper mills are been employed the radio gag in 9:00—Minstrel men’* frolic, 6:00—Ensemble, soprano, pianist. 1;0U—DX air vaudeville. located. 238—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260. Cambridge, Mass., Dec. 10.— (AP) which someone propounds a question *;550—WEAF program* (2 hrs.) 6:45—Catholic address: tenor. The positions of Premier Fergu —John J. Lyons, 26, of Lebanon, 215.7— WHK, CLEV)LAND—1390. 7:20—Morality talk; orchestra. 11:30—Shep barn dance. and is immediately answered 7:60—Dutia steppers; address. 1:00—Studio musicale: tenor. son of Ontario and Premier Tasch- N, H., was sentenced to 6 to 10 through the loudspeaker. 525—WNYC. NEW YORK—570. 288.3— WFAA, DALLAS—1040. 7:30t»Mala quartet; cab frolics. 7:".5—Air college lectures. ereau of Quebec in regard to the years in state prison today , when And a third example is the ex —or Ours? 8:30—WABC program* (21,4 fara) 12:1.1—School days. gang. paper manufacturing industry in 11:00—Two dance orchestra*. 8:15—Blind violinist-composer. 11:00—Bridge lesson, music. he pleaded guilty in Superior Court ploitation of celebrities in advertis- 398.8- WCX.WJR. DETROIT—750. S:45—The Lightbuoy quartet. 491.5— WDAF. KANSAS CITY—610. Canada were defended by F. I. Ker, to assault with intent to rob Ar 7:30—Business talk; trio. 9:00—Jim O’Connor’s dinner. 10;.30—Cook’s feature artists. publisher of the Hamilton, Ont., <:0:00—Manual...... girls: orchestra. 357—CKCL, TORONTO—840, 12:15—Songs: variety hour. thur Panos, Cambridge storekeep 10:110—Rad Apple Club program. 7;iU)—Popular music: trio. 12:4-5—,">Jightbawk frolic. Spectator. He denied that Premier er. He was also sentenced to 3 to 5 Suppose the Stock Fire Insurance com 478A—CNRA. MONCTON—630. 8:30—Radio Hawaiians. 461.3—WSM, NASHVILLE—660. Ferguson had anything to do with 7:80—Feature musio hour. 9:00—Simpson opera hour. 9:00—WEAF programs (Jij hrs.) years, to run concurrently with the panies had not fostered fire prevention. the reported agreement of the paper other sentence, for carrying a re- 10:00—Imperial musle hour. 11:00—Goldkette’s orchestra. 11:30—Evening Star male quartet. manufacturers regarding an in creased price. volver. Get the What then would have been America’s Hoffman; Oriental Dance, Her-1 Saw Me; I’ll Be ■with. .You When Premier Ferguson, who is in At lantic City, N. J., when told of the There are 41,000 acres less of Full Service of bert; How Can I Know ? Robbins, j the Roses Bloom Again; Good agricultural land in England and record of loss by fire? Frightful enough it is bye, DoUy Gray; I Belong to.the publishers’ plan to appeal to the Your Agent NY: 7:00, Amos ’n’ Anday. i American government, said he did Wales than there were twelve — in spite of the efforts of the Stock Fire W T 1 C S: 7:15, Dickinson-Streeter Organ. I Government Now; Too much Mus months ago. F&OUiUMS B: 7:30, New England Gas Hour. i tard. not see what basis there was for Fire insurance is a big, all- Insurance companies, working through the B: 8:00, Waldorf’s “Bing Family.” NY: 10:00, Williams’ Oilomatics— such action. He said he would make j a detailed statement on the. subject important factor that guaran NY: 8:30, “Arotmd the World with j Sally of My Dreams, Kernell; National Board of Fire Underwriters and its Trtrelifi* Uaitford Waiting at tbe End of the Road, later. tees to you the prosperity you Libby”—Sophie Braslau, contralto departments of Building Construction^ SOO m. 600 K. C —Trepak, Tsc'haikowsky: Song of ; Berlin; Marianne- from “New enjoy tO(iay "will also be yours the Bride, Rimsky-Korsakofif; The Moon,” Romberg; Auf Wieder- tomorrow. Public Fire Protection, Engineering, the Caassique, Moussorgsky: Overture sehen from "Blue Paradise,” Rom Fire insurance is only one ProfTBin f«r Toe*d*y to “Russian and Ludmilla,” Glin berg; Sunny from “Sunny;” Song TALCOTTVILLE Arson Bureau, UnderwTiters’ Laboratories, of the Nile from “ Drag;” Orange form of protection we offer you. i Easten Staadard Tlnie ka; The Music Box, Liadow; Ma and* other sources and avenues of activity. 4:20 p. m. Newcasting. rionettes, Glazounow; Gypsy Blossom Time from “Hollywood The Vernon-Dobsonville Parent Tell U.S- what ptope/’ty you have m. Auction Bridge (»*me, Songs; Concert Waltz, Glazou- Revue;” Some Sweet Day^ Teachers Association will hold its and we will tell you how to safe 4 :3 D p regular monthly meeting at the touted by Millon C. Work—N ., ' now;______Romance,______Rubinstein.____ NY: 10:30, , Longines - . time. v. guard the investmentjt repre The reduction of the fire waste or the loss Bi C. F eature. jN Y: 9:00, Johnson & Johnson Mu- B: 10:31, Harvard Dramatic Club Ogden’s Corner Schoolhouse on 5 :0 0 p . m. ‘“Musique Intime”— gicai Melodrama. i —“Success” by A. A. Milne. Wednesday evening, Dec. 11th at > W ie re sents. of life by fire was not primarily an insurance String____ Quartet ^ f«turm^ _ (Jhris 9:30, Dutch Masters Minstrels 11:00, Champion Weatherman. 7:30 o’clock. The speakers will be Use the telephone, 366.:.. ?I. O. enough, superintendent of problem. Insurance companies must charge tiaan"Kriens, Violinist/ —In a Hammock Buftt for Two; B: 11:01, Temperature. , Arrangement -of Quartette-r-, i S: 11:03,. Republican News Bulle- schools for the town of Vernon and YOME Q17AUTV FAYETTE B. A chew of Tobacco; Hinky Dink; Miss Margaret Dornheim, school for insurance on a ha^is sufficient to cover “Melstersinger’’ ... .Wagner, j Josephine, My Jo; When Big Pro- j tins. CLARKE serenade ...... Tschaikowsky j Lowe's Statler Or- nurse. There will be a special sur losses and operating expenses, regardless of funde Sang Low C; Medley of Old Depot Square, Violin Solos— i prise musical number. ori^ina.te» Favorites: In the Good Old Sum-} *= ® ‘ Telechron time ' Manchester how great the losses may be. Viennese Bells ...... K reisler mertime; Mandy Lee; I Can’t Tell | Telechron time. Tbe Christian Endeavor society met on Sunday evening at 7 o’clock. Representing the Rustic Dance ...... Kriene j Why I Love' You; Sidewalks of ------^ j Miss Margaret Welles was the A Dream .> ...... B a rtle tt j New York; Asleep in the Deep; '■ On the modern piano it is pos- Therefore— viewing the situation from German Dance > . . . .Dittersdorf | ‘ The "Blue and the Gray; On the | sible to strike 88 different notes, Senior leader and Miss Doris Riven- 1 HARTFORD TTaumerei .Strauss j Banks of the Wabash Far away; • Yet scientists have found 11,000 burg the Junior leader.' RADIO ^TUBEj their selfish interests only— they need be no Waite (Onegin), 'Tsc^kowsky George Dodson who has been ill FIRE INSURANCE CO. ’Way Down Yonder in the Corn-1 different tones which can be told more concerned than are other industries in 5:30 p. m. “Sunset Hour"— Supper field; Just Tell Them That You I apart. for several days is able to be about and other strong and dependable Musicale. ^ again. companies. working toward a reduction of the fire waste. 6:20 p. m. United StatesiDaUy News Phyllis Irene Warren was pro Bulletins from Washington, D. C. moted Sunday from the Cradle Roll The Next Time Vou Have Hartford Courant News Bulletins. to the Beginners Department of the Radio Trouble Try For the Public Welfare 6:30 p, m. Benrus Correct Time. j Sunday school. 6:31 p; m. Mendelssohn Period byj John G. Talcott has been in Bos Hotrt Bond Trio, Directed by | ton for several days. WM. E. KRAH However, for the welfare of the country Emil Heimberger— | Miss Dorothy Wood of Williman- as a whole the 239 Stock Fire Insurance War March of the Priests from j tic Normal School spent the week DAVID CHAMBERS “Athalia.” j end at her home here. FOR EXPERT companies, members of the National Board, Spring Song. | voluntarily undertook the task of heading Nocturne from “Midsummer j STUDENTS IN RIOTS RADIO SERVICE CONTRAtri’OR Night’s DTeam,” i JANE, PLEA5E 669 Tolland Tpk., Phone 4949 up the forces opposed to the destruction of (!lanzonetta. | eiJlNG- THE Tokyo, Dec. 10.— (AP) — Dis AND KDII.DER Rondo Capriccioso. patches to the vernacular papers Atwater Kent, Stromberg-Carlson, life and property by fire. 6:59 p. m. fcdustrial Alcohol Insti g’AKiNiS- S00f\ here today said that more than 900 Majestic, Bosch, Philco. 68 Uollister Street tute Announcement. FOR THE Korean students were arrested at 7:00 p. ni. Silent,. Seoul today following riots that The results have been encouraging. People PIE CRU5T. necessitated moblization of the en are building better. Obvious hazards are ' “MUSIQUB INIIME,” 5 P. M. >< tire Seoul police force. The trouble (Jhristiaan Kriens. musical direc ^ < 7 was said to have been the, outgrowth being removed. But there is pressing need tor of SUtion ‘W nC, and Fritz of long standing quarrels between Kreisler. haire much in ..common. the Japanese and Korean students for further improvement. Both ajTC well known European vio-! of the middle schools. This Fellow linists and "compcisera;. both werel precocious child-mysici^is; and both . Future progress in this work depends achieved ^ e a t success in the United ‘ largely upon the degree of co-operation ex States. During the “Musique In- niinnnnmr Wants T o time” broadcast from Station WTIC tended by you and others in the use of at 5 o’clock this afternoon, Chris % of B«tt«rlUcepHen ■rpfi - tiaan Kriens will play one of his for liho n h oU ‘ttaimly available safety devi(»8 and measures, and own violin compositions and one by in the elimination of the many known ■ I * Prite Krolsler. His own will be Tell You r “Rustic Ditece,” a descriptive fan hazards which continue to threaten life and tasy of life in his native Holland; and that ‘by Kreisler .will be “Vien property. ’ * nese Bells,” a musical idyll of life How Much in the home city of the great A us- trlan musician. Other compositions Lupuries relating to this movement and that win be offered by the “Musique to the various services provided for ita ex- Inttme” group include works by HELP The Wagner, Tschaikowsky and other ■ 3 tendon are invited. masters of-the classics. W B Z — WB2SA Pregrana for Toesday Christmas Shopping Guide D eeem ber 16. B: 4:00, Memory Lane. World’s Record B: 4:35, SUUer Organ—Dons Tir- V for Long Life rell.. ^ , B: 5:00, Final closing stock mar Ask Your PealT _ Really Is k ets. B: 5:25, (government bulletms. B ; 5:20r Sessions chimes. He made his list up from B : 5:30, Lost and found; positions P D C U R A B ■ M w anted. • FOR RADIO the suggestions offered S; S:45, Santa Oaus. A placJe kids are supposed -to keep out; of. SERVICE B: 5:69, Temperature. • B: 6:00, Telechron time. PHONE 8160 in THE GUIDE which B* 6:01, Champion Weatherman. , There are at least four mistakps In the above picture. They may T H E NATIONAL BOARD OF Have you heard the new Majestic B : 6:02, Agriculture Market reports. pertain to grammar, history, etiquette, drawing or whatnot. See if you FIRE UNDERWRITERS Electric Kndio? appears on -Ihe world Bookman. can find them. Then look at the scrambled word below-^ahd unscram ble it, by switching the letters around. Grade yourself 20 for each of 85 John Street* New Y «rl B: 6:20, Dinner, music. , ^ ■ . Barstow Radio T H E CLASSIFIED PAGE N Y: 6:30, Savannah Lmers’ Orches- the mistakes you find, and 20 for the word if you unscramble it. . A nfmoKAL m w m k n a s or tra__ The Call of the Vikings, Service m o c t m s ntsoiuNCB couSAStD Kriens; The Wedding of the Paint COBEE CnONS Authorized Dealer BBTAIUSHSO m 1866 ed DoUr Brown; Semthem Roses, Majestic. Philco Straus Farandole, Bizet; S o ^ (1) One handle is missing from the rolling pin. (2) Baking soda is Turn Over Now! notsrused used in pie crust. (S) The “"V Vi” i” mark on the measuring cup 20 Blssell St. My Mother Taught Me, Dvorak; Next door to Kittle’s Market Sahara; March of the Toreadors, should be tw’o-thtrd*.. (4) . The handle Is missing from the window. Bizet; Until the End of time, (5) The scrambled word is CUPBOABO...... T''i' "-.r ■;<“7? : ' TUESDAY, D^EMBER lO; 1929. *: ^ ^ . V t w e l v e ED SECTION a l . THEC • *’ \ A flir AN D fSEU :: W SX*******X««X^^ APAR I’M ENTS— FLA ILS— |8XXKXXXKX3CXXXK88»XKXXKKS:^3aV W M ^ ^ __ ■ratJUitittutMIlilirTtf CARD OP THANKS E REPAIRING 23 TENEMENTS 63 CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE 'v CARD OF THANKS VACUUM CLEANER, phonographs, clock, gun repairing, key fitting. FOR RENT—4 ROOM flat, one ex Wdll Street RESPONSE IS SLOW We wish to thank our neighbors Bralthwaite, 52 Pearl streeL tra room, all improvements, .and and friends, for the expressions of garage, five minutes from- mills. •CHRISTMAS SHOPPING GUIDE MATTRESSES, box springs, pil Inquh-e 351 Center street or tele sympathy, shown to us at the time lows and cushions made over, Briefs of the death of our husband and phone 6583. Hope That Mail Solicitation equal to new. I day service. Phone Will Prove More Satisfac father. 6448 Manchester Upholstering Co.. FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement 104— GIFTS FOR THE MRS. JOHN DRAWBELL AND 331 Center street. Established with all improvements. Inquire of New York, Dec. 10.— (A P )—A ‘ to tory Than Other Methods.* 101— GIFTS FOR HIM FAMILY. 100— GIFTS FOR HER FAMILY. since 1922. John Johnson, 46 Walnut street. tal of $4,860,000 in new securities were placed on the market today by FOR HIM—Toilet sets—Mennen’s, Returns from the letters sent out Williams, Kleuzo. A practical sug HANDKERCHIEFS for everybody, FOR RENT—FOUR room upstairs New York bapking houses and syn THE LOST AND FOUND COURSES AND CLASSES 27 with Christmas seals are coming gestion for him at $1.00. Quinn’s boxed and single. Pure linen, hand flat at 28 Birch street; also four dicates. The amount consists en room and two room apartments, in gradually, according to Mrs. Pharmacy, 873 Main. embroidered, 3 in box 50c and up. LOST—PASS BOOK NO. 2571o— tirely of bonds.* CHRISTMAS CLUB BARBER TRADE taught In day . two furnished rooms, dll improve James A. Iryine, who was appointed Single handkerchiefs 10c to $1. The Notice is hereby given that Pass and evening classes. Lbvy tuition ments, heat at 26 Birch street. Ap-» sale seal chairman by the local HEADQUARTERS for Elgin “Le Ladies Shop, 649 Main. , . Book No. 25715 issued by The Sav Stockholders of the Donner Steel Prepares the way for Christmas gionnaires” and Modernistic wrist rate. Vaughn Barber School, 14 ply Room 11. Co., have approved plans to merge 'Educational club who is sponsoring ings Bank of Manchester has been Market street, Hartford. the campaign. A number of the (| next year. Our club opens Dec. 9. watches for women $19 to $125. LET FLOWERS SOLVE that per with the Witherow Steel Corpora-; lost or destroyed, and written ap FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, down business men and organizations Other appropriate “Gifts That plexing question—“ What shall I plication has been made to said tion. THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO. give?” Everyone likes flowers so stairs, all modern improvements. have not yet responded but the com Last.” Jaffe’s, 891 Main street. bank by the person in whose name HELP WANTED— MALE 36 Inquire at 34 Walnut street. The Youngstown Sheet and .Tube mittee is in hopes the net result you can b^ sure they will be ap such book was issued, for payment MEN’S TRAVELING sets in leather preciated. Park Hill Flower Shop. Co., has Ijeen granted a general li will exceed that of other years when new of the amovmt of deposit representr SALESMEN TO SELL our high FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, all the children have been^ the distribu vVE ARE SHOWING a line cases nicely fitted up and having a grade garden and field seed direct cense to use the Rollins mill patents line of pendants in all the various ed by said book, or for the issuance improvements with or without tors. Rockville and other cities place for “his” own safety razor A DODGE CAR—will make a won to planters. A good position with of the American Rolling Mills Co. colors at a wide range of pric^. of a duplicate book therefor._____ garage, 52 Spruce street. Inquire have tried the mail solicitation, are priced at $7.75 and up are be derful gift. It can be enjoyed by big income. Experience unneces They make a stunning gift. R- 125 Center street. Telephone 8623, method with satisfactory returns. ing shown at The Dewey-Richman the entire family every day of the LOST-—PASS BOOK NO. 10076— sary. Cobb Co., Franklin, Mass, It was reported in Wall street to Donnelly, jeweler, 515 Main.______year. Schaller Motor Sales, Center day that application will be made As previously stated, only 15 per Store. Notice is hereby given that Pass TO RENT—6 ROOM tenement, cent of the amoimt realized from YOU CAN AFFORD to give her a street. Book No. 10976 issued by The Sav modern, garage, rent reasonable. soon to list the shares of the , b i l l f o l d s SITUATIONS WANTED— Standard Oil Co. of Indiana on the sales goes to the s^te tuberculosis wrist watch, toilet set, ring or fitted for old and new size money. MARLOW’S—THE STORE of a ings Bank of Manchester has been .Apply Arthur A. Knoffa, 875 Main commission, the rest is used for the cameo if you will “Trade Upstairs lost or destroyed, and written ap FEMALE 38 street. Telephone 5440. Tlew York Stock Exchange. The Ostrich and Calfskin. thousand gift ideas. Your Xmas stock is now traded in on the New support of the north end Open A if and Save Money.” The Smith plication has been made to said school and for the Health class in ' HULTMAN’S dollars go further at Marlow’s. FOR RENT—3 & 4 room flat, all im York Curb Exchange. Stocks of Jewelry Co., W. A. Smith, Mgr., bank by the person in whose name the ninth district. Upwards of 50 Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters CAPABLE GIRL wishes house provements, including hot water the Standard Oil companies of New ’ 9S3 Main. Next to Elite Studio. such book was issued, for payment children are thus cared for. work, no cooking. Telephone 8915. heat. 170 Oak street. Inquire 164 Jersey, New York and California GRUEN WRIST watches, new bill 105— GIFTS FOR THE of the amount of deposit represent According to Miss Isabelle Moore, FOR HER—New folding Kodaks in Oak street or call 8241. are already traded in on the “Big folds, mottos, cigarette lighters, HOME. ed by said book, or for the issuance WANTED—POSITION as stenog Eighth District niurse, 34 children i pastel shades. A year ’round gift board.” rings, leather goods. You’ll find an of a duplicate book therefor.______rapher, bookkeeper, or general were cared for in the Open Air that is new and different. Quinn s A BUNGALOW RANGE—Imagine FOR RENT—FOUR room tenement, appropriate gift for “him ’ at office work. Call 7091. with all Improvements and garage school during the year 1928-1929. Pharmacy, 873 Main. ______mothers thrill on awakening Xmas l o s t — FRIDA’Y night, between Bray’s, 645 Main street. ^ ^ at 5 Ridgewood streeL Rent $23 In addition to the regular treatment morn and finding one of these mod Barnard School and McKee street, MONEY N0T NECESSARY month. Inquire 178 Parker street. which includes a mid-moming lunch | A HOLIDAY BOX of our home BELTS. HANDKERCHIEFS, ties, ern ranges completely installed. By pair tortoise shell glasses. Finder made chocolates or Apollo's or ARTICLES FOR SALE 45* Dial 5623. of cocoa and crackers, a well bal- j socks, jackets and sweaters for joining Keith’s Xmas Club you please telephone 4257^ ______• TO SUCCEED IN WORLD anced dinner is served. Perry’s will make just the bovs, neckties in holiday boxes. need only make a small deposit and FOR SALE — WHITNEY baby Every effort Is made to have phy* "her.” Princess Candy Shop, Main FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement, Practical gifts to wear. Hyman’s pay the balance within a year, stroller with hood, in good condi lower floor, all modern . improve sical defects corrected. Two chil- J'*.-/ ♦ iM RAPPER F A I^ SAY5 SKIPFY uta.u.fciiAT.aH'. I f o a a $ r ^ t t h i n k SEN SE a"'i NO NSENSE WHEN MARY STEPS ON IT A long-legged sheep in the Him alayas is able to run forty miles ^ ! Ill hour. Now, that’s the kind of a lit tle lamb to follow Mary nowadays. _ u /o , SUCCESS: Running a high pow- | /2> Y ^ ered automobile on a low powered , salary without running into the ^ poor house. j l,Q oo j Pewy L. Crotby, Great Britain rigb'te'rwerved. , j peatnrea Syndicate, InC;_ ----- ONE PUNCTURE IN A BARY’S ! Ai' ' OUR BOARDING HOUSE BLOOMER.S IS WORSE THAN TWO IN A TIRE j The ToonerviUe Trolley That Meets All the Trains By Fontaine F«* *By Gene Ahem It is the driver w th the one track dlys, a y was______in the outskirts. _ ____ - ______mind, who has the head-on colli say., CAREEUI-- sions. a drop of oil on the ground. He put VJHV LIS-fEldT Vod down the hood gently, fastened it ^U3 Ho6“T#JAfJAiy ■ v/oU BOYS MAY securely and left no fingerprints oh ■BOSS' About all the pedestrian has to GE tT ^ show in support of his contention it. He wiped his bands on clean OF “THIS .!• •EUEI^ ViiTH VodR waste before opening the door, 'plYOT' 'TfeEtH . for the right of way is the spot the a I NY s EASON. ' ASKEP MAP-IHA -To fJA"TURAt- FACE* t where he was rur. over. , spread a clean cloth over the up-* V/ Voa ALVdAVS* LOOK FLYide odrT holstry, meshed the gears noiselMS- V oU :^R(d * tSec'DOM HAS blocks from his place of business. I AaIMTHiMG I t’s about time, some motor <^r manufacturer makes a model with a steering wheel in the back seat. n \ \ C Wn.U.'«.MT.< .oV By Blosser New Mittens FRECKLES A.ND HIS FRIENDS THIS K W ^G^e ! OSSIES Go t ON TH^ MlTTEMS WE GoT' VNWAT'S *m* AW—1 DOAT ANY CANiOY S d lil.! FoQ WAVING MOMPSj MATT6B. s e a W / MOM/VvA FUI2Y*!.’ Dl’oMT BOV V J f n k\0 6bOYE:S- -S jMyi f r v W' / - INC. .ru i REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. i ____ 1(^1929. EY HZA SEHVICC. WC, By Small Who’s Playful Now? (KE.\D.^THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) SALESMAN SAM rD OU N CE'eR, BfkCK H e R e RQr^lM, S R t'l! The overalls the Tinies drew were yet. Oh, igy, I’ve learned just lots SflfM '.l CAUGHT YP THIS I'Pl O eTTiN ’ P R e lW G ^ P R T THIS and Jots of things since I was AJOhpTT TH‘ WeCK^ t h a t RftCKtT MOV) ? T ltA el PUVilM' ACrADJ! crfsi^e. wTsecPI very cute and lovely blue. “Oh, born. They’ve taught me how to my, ’ said Coppy, “these are great. T H eR e's PiLVJPffs T ft K eep stand and walk and also how to Y e R MDJO OFFA &CSINSSS'. And mine fit me just right. I fell just smiie and talk. I only hope I’ll like a working man and with these please some little girl on ChrisL S' on, I ’ll bet I can do much more mas mom. ".-its than my share. Why I can work “But, my, v-^e’re wasting time office * « all day and night.” galore. A very wondrous treat’s * * “Me, too,” cried Carpy. “I feel in store.” A voice then said, “Be E k proud and happy that I am allowed on your way.” It was a little elf, to help old Santa make nice things who added, “Follow her now, boys. And, in it, you are going ''V .o to pack into his sleigh. Now that c n ■■■ we’re all fixed up aU right we all to meet old Santa Claus himself.” will work vrith all our might. If “Hip, hip, hurray!” the Tinies OIU’^IOOSHV we’re to meet kind Santa, come, cried. They kept right by the wee m let us be on our way.” doll’s side.' They shortly met old Ju st then a • mama doll came Santa Claus and all began to near. “Oh. goodness, isn’t she a cheer. He shook each Tiny by the dear,” said. Clowny. “Maybe I hnnd amd shouted, “Well, well, •will like the work here, after all. thiq is grand. I see you’ve come When little dolls like that are to help me- with my work. I m I f 11 near, I’m always happy, never glad you’re here.” T > ' fear.” And thra he grabbed the doll because he thought ’twas go ing to fall. ■ , . (The Tinyiriites -go to work In The doll just smiled and said, “Don’t fret! I’ve ©ever fallen over the next stonrdL ifr=vv-'v'?* • ? v : 'p a g e f o u r t e e n fetignttig fgraU> . Templa Chapter, O. E. S. will EMEBGENOlf DOCTORS meet tomorrow night at 8 o’clock in SALVATION ARMY’S the Masonic Temple. This will be Doctor Holmes and Doctor the annual meeting with election of SALE TOMORROW WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. The Sons of St. George Will In Moran will be oh. call tomorrow offlcers. After, the business there stall their officers fpr the ensuing afternoon. will be a Christmas party and a real Santa Claus. Each members is to term tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock, >s>- The Woihen’a Home League of Funeral Directors in Tinker Hall.. Deputy,. President provide ^ ten cent gift. Mrs. Ethel The Ladies Sewing Circle wlU Davis is in charge of the program, toe Salvation Army will hold its an- ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS George Couch v^rill have Charge of nuJd Christmas bazaar and sale of the Installation ceremony, Refresh meet at the Highland Park Com- which will Include toe presentatom mxmity clubhouse tomorrow after fancy work at toe Citadel here to ments will be served. of a one-act play, “Convertoig • ’CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST, noon at 2:30. morrow night and Thursday. The Bruce.” sale will begin at 7:30 tomorrow John MacDowell, an auditor for j To acoommodate our customers who cannot con Hose Company No. 1 of the M ^ - night when Brigadier Mrs. Bates of Robert K. Anderson Phones: Office 5171 u the Hartford Machine Screw Com Professor Karl R. Stolz of the toe Hertford corps come here to chester Fire department at Hartford Theological seminary will Residence 7494 ’ veniently shop before six o’clock, our store will be pany, Hartford, has moved his fam- j monthly business meeting last night take part in toe affair. Funeral Director ily to his new home, at 43 Tanner i made plans for the annual banquet be in charge of toe midweek service A large variety' of articles have open evenings until 9 o’clock Saturday, Dec. 14. Fri street, in. the Elizabeth Park devel- { to be held in January. The commit tomorrow evening at the South been prepared by toe ladles of toe opment. . ^ ' |tee appointed to have charge con Mfethodist church. It will be what is Salvation Army for sale as Christ day, 20th, Saturday, 21st, Monday, 23rd. sists of John McNeUl, chairman, known as toe nmntoly parable serv mas gifts. These include embroi ■ Troop 6, Boy Scouts, will meet in j Joseph Shoneski, Lawrence Moonan, ice. Dean StolzS topic will be The dery, crocheting, night-gowns, slips, the South Methodist Church at 7:15] Conrad Apel and Walter-Mokke. Lost Sdn, The Lost 'Sheep and The women and children’s dresses, o’clock tonight. Lost Silver. These meetings ate aprons and so on. Refreshments proving exceptionally interesting consisting of home made apple The Ladies Guild ,fL ! o t r f f l c Z 'S taking toe form of an open forum ice cream, hot, chocolate, home Eplseopal church m hrfd a ^pecl«l with questions and answers. made cake, candy and popcorns , will meeting, m the Guild room inurs | ^ Masonlft Temple. In- be on sale during toe bazaar. GIFTS day at 2 0 clock.JUl who ^ ^ e n ot, J , ^ officers vrtU take place C. Elmore Watkins, Herbert The cashier’s will be Mrs. Bertha already made returns for the sup the following Tuesday, December 17. Swanson and Eskil Buckland, of Hall, . Mrs. Alice Munsie and Mrs. per are. urged to do so at this time. Watkins Brothers, are in Boston to Hilda Kennedy. Others in charge of Twenty tables were filled with day attending toe Second Annual booths will be: Embroidery, Mrs. 'o d < ^ Tuifios to’ CAT ” Dr. G. J. Slosser has been induct players at the Buckland Parent- National Antique Exhibition at toe Annie and Lily Clough crocheting, ed into the chair of ecclesiakticaJ Teacher association whist last night Hotel Statler. Mrs. Ella Bulla, Mrs. Emma Tag D ial4151 Costume history and history nf doctrine of in the school hall. Winners of the gart; night-gowns, slips, etc., Mrs. MARKET NEWS the Western Theological seminary. MEAT DEPARTMENT S2.S gold pieces were Miss Nellie A son was bom yesterday at Mrs. \Isaac Proctor, Mrs. Rebina Larder, Florida oranges are coming Dr. Slosser’s inaugural address, ac Smith and Everett Buckland. Sw- Howe’s ilaternity Home on Wads Miss Edith Jackson: women and Special on Shank Ends of cording to the Pittsburgh Advocate through. Avith. a .little .more ond prizes were won by Mrs. .^hn worth street to Mr. and Mrs. James children’s dresses, Mrs. Emily Lut- Sinclair Hams to boil, 15c, orange flavor— we \vUl admit was “a thoughtful and discriminat Cleeg and Herbert Mitchell. Con Lyman, of Talcottville. ton, Mrs. William Hanna, Mrs. Wil Jewelry ing presentation of the aims and 18c, 25c lb. the flrst two ’ shipments were solation trophies feli to Cha^y liam McCabe; refreshments and methods which should characterize Mrs. David Waraock, of 75 Oak not as good as they should be. Edgerton and David Gallagher. The candy, Mrs. E. J. McCabe and sev-* FRESHLY GROUND We have some “ Pineapple Flor- the subject he had been chosen to committee served sandwiches and street, who has been seriously ill eral assistants. The public is wel BEEF 30c lb. teach.” Dr. Slosser is the husband j for the past two weeks is improv idas” this week that are much coffee^ come to toe bazaar and admission is better. The first shipment-of 1 of the former Miss Esther Thurston [ ing. PIGS’ LIVER 15c lb. 2 Exquisite pieces of Jewelry from our free. California Navels are in this who formerly resided in this town. Ever Ready Circle of Kings Daugh lbs. 29c. beautiful collection that will be evei so week—toey arc not as juicy as ters will hold its annual meeting and Fresh Spare Ribs the Floridas. According to the current issue of Christmas party at Second Congre much appreciated by chic modern women. Zion’s Herald, Mrs. Julian S. Wads SCHOOL CHILDREN Sauer Kraut 10c lb., 3 lbs. Strictly Fresh Eggs are com gational church parlors tonight with POLICE COURT ing in greater quantities and worth, wife of a former minister at a supper a,t 6:30 by the Decembo j 25c. the South Methodist church and for we will have a special on them group^ the Junidrs. TO PRESENT PLAY Ends of Pork to cook with several years past director at the John Fair cloth was before Judge tonioiVow at 69c a dozen. You Chanel Necklaces, choker Methodist Memorial, Ojateau- Kraut 23c to 27c lb. enn take your choice—^whitO or Real Stone Briooches in The Lindy Social club will hold Its Raymond A. Johnson in toe Man brown eggs, aU locals, strictly length, pendant effect Thierry, was honored by the French chester town court this morning on SLICED BACON 39c lb. Marcasite settings government. Mrs. Wadsworth' re regxilar monthly meeting Wednesday The seventh and eighth grades the charge of assault on Elizabeth fresh. 10.00 ceived La Medaille, de Reconnais evening at the home of Miss Dor.a of the Eighth district schools will Lean Cuts of Pinehurst Beechnut Coffee, with the 5.00 % White. The assault took place last sance signed by President Doumer- Bernard, 62 Lawrence street, Hart present two one act plays at toe Quality Corned Beef. quarter pOund free sample is gue and Secretary Briand. The ford. Local members are advised to April and Faircloth has been ab Hollister street auditorium Thurs- one of the best coffee values to Pearl Brooches, circle sent from town most of the time MEADOWBROOK SAU Richelieu Pearl Necklaces ceremony was attended by more take the Zion or Park street trolleys *day, December 12. The first, “The day. effects than 100 friends and came as a to Lawrence street. since. ProsecuUng Attorney Hath Unexpectedness of' Catherine SAGE MEAT 33c lb. . FLORIDA ORANGES S3o in the new shade of Brown away wanted to have two witness 7.50 complete surprise to Mrs, Wads Henry” , with a cast of 15, girls tells Canadian Bacon . dozen. 5.00 worth. The mayor gave an ad The whist party scheduled for to es present and asked for a contin an amusing story of an exciting 1 lb. rolls Butter 49c. dress expressing appreoiation of the morrow evening at the hoihe of Mrs. uance of the case until tomorrow episode in toe lives of a group of PURE LARD, 2 lbs. 25c. New Orleans Molasses 33o 4 strand Pearl an^ Crystal services rendered by the Wads George Johnson, 86 Bissell street, morning. When put to plea Fair- school girls just before Christmas. Boxes for kindling 50c load, qt., $i.35 gallon. 3 strand Pearl and Crystal Necklaces,* with crystal worths to the people of Chateau- under auspices of Mary Bushnell cloth pleaded not guilty. The case The second, Oscar Wilde’s famous Cauliflower, Fresh Green Beans, Fresh Spinach and Necklaces, crystal catches catches Thierry. Mrs. Wadsworth also re Cheney auxiliary, ‘U. S. W. V., has went over until tomorrow under a legend of “The Happy Man,” has New Bunch Beets. ceived a gift of flowers. been indefinitely postponed. Instead bond of $250. been dramatized especially for pres Early deliveries leave the store at 7:15 and 8:00 a. m. and 3.95 4.95 Eleven more Manchester men entation by children. A class of the comrades of Ward Cheney Tent 1:80 p. m. John Chartier of North Main and the auxiliary members will have paid a fine of $2 without costs for 30 seventh grade pupils will sing C.rystal Chokers, in all col street and his son Carroll left Sun parking violations. Most of toe of between the play's and there will be Oysters . Scallops IS inch Crystal Necklaces a whist and Christmas party at the several other specif numbers in day for a* week’s visit with the State Armory a week from tomor fenders were charged with over ors family of Sylvester Chartier in Al cluding dancing black rondels I row night time parking on Main street. 5.95 .5.00 lentown, Pa. Fine Crystal Necklaces Cigarette Cases, sterling with crystal pendant, 36 Distinctive Christmas Cards inches at Cheery Christmas Wrappings ' 8.50 7.50 Everything to make your Christmas packages attractive and A bigger and better assortment of Christmas greeting cards smart can be found at Hale’s—white, red and green tissue paper than ever before.. Religious___ sentimental----- cheery cards priced from 5c to 50c each. Real Stone Necklaces in Beautiful Cameo * Brooches ___ decorated paper----- twine .^... cord----- cards----- seals ...... solid gold setting ribbon. D E P A R T M EN T STO RE SO. MAMCHESTER,,CONN. Marcasite settings ^ Greeting Cards—^Main Floor, rear 10.00 Christmas Wrappings—Main Floor, center “THE FRIENDLY CHRISTMAS STORE’ Gift Jewelry, Street Floor “ Yes, I expect It broke as'It fell Merry Christinas MUST BE HIS from my p o c k e t.”—Moustique, Charleroi. “I found a half dollar in toe park yesterday.” “It must be mine—I lost one there yesterday.” “But this, was two quarters.” i Sunnyside Gift Hosiery Give lovely silken stockings if you would give pleasure— for no one Private School ever had enough, especially in these modem days of sheer weights_ and lovely colors. Half a dozen pairs— if you feel extravagant— a single 217 Nerth Elm St. pair, equally appropriate— what woman could help exclaiming ovei* such Phone 3300 a gift? ETHEL M. FISH Director Gotham Gold Stripe Stockings Hale’s Special Hosiery of very sheer, pure silk chiffon for the mod As this is a day school for in is very popular wdth toe more mature women. A medium service weight hose with 3-inch em miss. Flawlessly sheer with long dividual instruction in elemen French heels. All new shades. Pair, tary grades, piyDils may enter lisle hem; square heel. Pair, $1.85 $1.95 at any time during the school » year. Gordon Individually-Proportioned Hosiery— TUTORING whether long, short, plump or. thin—Gordon has a stocking to suit toe in ADULTS AND CHILDREN dividual figure. Service and chiffon weights with narrow and double V heels. Pair, A Class for pre-kindergarten $1.50 and $2.00 age for training in social rela tions. Miss Fish is available asj Fancy Clock Hosiery Humming Bird Stockings parents advisor in child prob for toe young girl who steps "out to dances. “wear longer.” Stockings made from purs lems. Appointments on Tues Gotham features a very sheer chiffon with a silk. Chiffon and service weights that fea day, Wednesday, Friday 'and smart lace clock In skin shades. Pair, ture boto pointed and narrow heels. Pair, Gift Gloves Saturday afternoons and on Gift Bags $2.50 $1.50 to $1.9^ each evening of the week. If you are a person of limited time—and who isn’t Equally smart in any of the new shapes, lovely new these days ?—choose gloves for every woman and girt leathers or glorified fabrics, intricately designed. In toe on your list and rest assured tnat you have chosen most wonderful c61or tones to match or blend with the gifts that, will be warmly welcomed. Many Bnunt new costume colors. They make gifts -fit- for the Hale’s Hosiery Departmen t— Main Floor, right models await you here. NOVETIES AND queen, and are most moderately priced, which is also most helpful to Christmas shoppers. . NOTIONS FOR Fancy Kid Gloves Imported Suede Gloves Leather Bags Tapestrjr Hand Bags very fine, Imported kid gloves that fea in toe sllp-on style as worn by toe ultra ture fancy cuffs in matching or con smart, Picoted ends. Washable. Pair, CHRIS11HAS that are as smart as toey are inexpen are very smart. We are showing bird trasting colors. sive. Genuine leathers in pouche, top- and art tapestry in soft colorings. strap and,zipper models. $2.25 $2.98 to $8.50 Mrs. EUiotts Shop $2.98 to $4.98 ~ $2.98 853 Main St. .Women’s Washable Cape Gloves GENUINE LEATHER BAGS . A In sUp-on models for toe sports girl—for toe feminine friend, smart fancy cuff gloves. I\ l f\S l'. in toe smartest shades and colorings that feature enamel and xnarquieette trimmings. Choice of zipper, top—and back- $2.25 strap ba^. $4.98 to $10.00 Fur Lined Gloves ' <2^ Silk Bags Mesh. Bags Children’s tFleece-Lined Gloves Medallion enzuoaeled mesh bags in for toe woman who drives a car wrill keep little fingers warm on are very chic for afternoon and in and for toe business girl. Kid freezing winter da^. Heavy kid, formal evenings and She will love rich colorings. For toe girl or woman who goes cut a great deal gloves with fur trimmings, fleece warmly fleeced Un^ . one. Moire and heavy silk crepe lined. ' in black, brown, green and navy. one of these mesh bags would be welcomed. $2.98 to* $6.98 $1.25 to $2.98 $2.98 $2.98 to $4.98 Hale’s Glove Department— Main Floor, right Hale’s Leather Goods Department— Main Floor, front KEMP'S, Inc. A ' V'?,'