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VOL. XLm., NO. 31. (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1928. (P. O. So. Manchester, Conn.) PRICE THREE CEN'iHi

KLAN GIVEN BRITAIN m As Hoover Sailed on Good-Will Tour

DEATHBLOW ♦ * ' 1 SS N ,.S S U. S. INSPEaOR SAYS REDUCE D E T S'* ^ V s s w ^ ^ BY DECISION FORffliHANS 5 x - f SHIP WAS SEAWORTHY U. S. Supreme Court Says May Do So to Strongmen SSSS.S ^s. Says 68 Life Belts on Vestris Order Must Name Mem­ Their Ties With A rn ica ; AS S< ^ Not Guilty” Verdict Were Rotten So He Threw bers, Reveal Oath and Conference Early Next p i p t ' ' For Stewart Expected Them Out; Lifeboats, and Report Finances. Month. Washington, Nov. 20— The per-<*>nings Bailey, presiding, indicated Everything Else Were in ■Washington, Nov. 20.— The jury trial of Col. Robert W. Stew­ he would instruct the jury it was up to them to determine whether a Knights of the Ku Klux Klan to­ Paris, Nov. 2().— Underneath an art, Standard Oil magnate, proba­ apparently calm surface a keen majority of the total membership of Best of Condition, Wit­ day faced the prospect of waging bly will come to an end today, and the committee was physically pres­ diplomatic struggle Is in progress some bitter political battles for its that end probably will be a verdict ent when the' alleged perjury oc­ today over the extent of ground ness Testifies at Prohe. life as the result of two U. S. of “ not guilty” . curred. to be covered when the internation­ Supreme Court decisions defining Charged with having sworn false­ Although the minutes of the al reparation commission meets ly to the Senate public lands com­ hearings re.ord eight of the fifteen its legal status. New York, Nov. 20.— Edward next month to settle definitely the mittee about his possession of Senators present on each of the The court in two cases, one occasions, the government admits Keane, government inspector ot amount Germany must pay the Al­ $759,500 of the profits of the Con­ , from Kansas and one from New tinental Trading Co., a fly-by-night that several of them were "present steamship hulls, who was the first lies. by assent” only. Bailey ruled that York, has decided that state gov­ concern that figured in the oil witness today in the new investiga­ German Foreign Secretary Strese- to make the committee a competent ernments have a power over the scandals, Stewart won a tremend­ mann’s Reichstag speech brought ous victory in .the closing minutes tribunal a physical majority must tion into the Vestris disaster, con­ organization that is bounded only be in attendance. into the open some of the Issues of his defense when Justice Jen- ducted by D. N. Hoover, supervising by the limits of the exercise of po­ Inspector general of the steamship lice power. that have been dealt with so far THERE IS NO DOUBT inspecticn service, testified that 68 only in diplomatic exchanges. THAT HE IS RIGHT The double-barreled blow at the of the 691 life belts on the ill-fated organization in effect provides that It has been understood for the STATE ELEQORS past week that France had virtual­ Boston, Nov. 20.— Professor liner were rotten, and were thrown it. must not only bare the secret of ly agreed not to try to link up war Harlow Shaple^, of Harvard, who out before the ship left on her last Its oath and name its members but debts with reparations, but the oflfi- PREPARE REPORT deals in figures that have half a voyage. also, if a state Legislature decrees, cial announcement in Berlin that dozen commas in- them has just Keane, who spoke with a broad make a complete financial state­ Germany would oppose any at­ discovered that the center of the Irish brogue, testified he had been tempt to consider the two problems universe is just about 266,297.- ment for public inspection. an inspector of hulls for 17 years. together indicated that Germany 112,000,000,000 miles from the When he told of his long experience It was generally agreed that the Is not yet sure of a French posi­ departure of President-Elect Herbert Hoover for his good-will tour of South and Cen­ No Messenger to Be Sent to earth. This means, he 'said, that with shipping befora entering the court’s decision yesterday in hold­ tion. tral America. Mr. Hoover, indicated by the arrow, has entered the launch of Admiral William V Pratt the earth is off center but only U. S. government service Hoover ing constitutional the Walker law Rhineland Occupation commander of the U. S. battle fleet, for the trip out to the U. S. S. Maryland, on which he and his party are Washington Under the 47,000 light years off. Prof. asked him: of New York, which requires the There is also a divergence of sailing. Admiral Pratt is shown in the center. Shapeley states that the center “ Were you ever the captain of a Klan to file with the secretary of opinion over Rhineland occup.i- of the universe is situated in the ship?” state its oath, by-laws and member­ tion, France has shown a willing­ New Act. constellation Sagittarius. “ Yes,” replied the witness, “ for ship, coupled with the Kansas case, ness to bargain with Germany, of­ seven years I was the captain of a has dealt the Klan a staggering fering to hasten evacuation of Ger­ PLANE CRASHES IN 6 MOS. British ship.” blow. man soil in return for compensa­ HOOVER PARTY Hartford, Conn., Nov. 21.— Con­ “ Did you inspect the life boats No Comment tion. Germany does not want the LABOR WILL FIGHT and life preservers on board the In the absence from the city of Rhineland occupation issue consid­ necticut is taking steps to clean up Vestris?” asked Hoover. Dr. Hiram Evans, imperial wizard, ered in connection with repara­ KILLED 53 AND HURT 276 ENJOYS FIRST the November election. A call was “ Yes,” answered the witness. “ I the Klan’s G. H. Q. here declined tions, but to have reparation set­ did so.” to comment on the court’s action. issued from ibe Capitol hero to­ tled upon the basis of the German AGAINST MACHINES Hoover asked: “ Were you com­ The Kansas case, decided two financial and economic conditions. day for a meeting of the State pelled to do the job hastily?” years, had almost been forgotten LIVING WAGE England’^ Stand In Regulated Flying Only DAY ON OCEAN Board of Canvassers to be held on Plenty of Time Despite the growing fraternalisra November 28th to make an official (Continued on Page 3.) IN N. Y. SMALL The witness replied: “ No, I had between France and England, there canvass of the vote. The Board of A. F. of L. in Convention, De­ four days in which to do it while is a disposition in some French Seven Were Killed, First Canvassers consists of Ernest E. the liner was in port here. That was quarters to believe that the Eng­ $8 a Week Not Enougli for President - Elect > Mapping Rogers, of New London, state ample time.” lish, in order to strengthen their Official Report Discloses Food and Clothing for a Girl. treasurer;. Frederick M. Salmon, of mands Higher Standards Keane said he spent the first of ties with America, may consent to "Westport, state controller, ami the four days going over the life STOCKS CONTINUE drop all reference to war debts-and New. York, Nov. 20.— The:-a Out His Good Will Tour; Francis A. Pallottl, of Hartford, preservers and testing each thor­ agree to reduced annual pilyments Today. was material for a pathetic O. Secretary of state. oughly. by Germany. > Henry story -in testimony giv­ Reads Detective Stories Presidential electors who were “ Altogether I examined 691 life TO SOAR WILDLY It has been expected that the in­ en today to the association to successful in the November election preservers,” he said. ternational ' commission might be promote proper housing condi­ New Orleans, La., Nov. 20.— Washington, Nov. 20— America’s v.nll meet here on January 2, next, “ Were any of them found to be able to meet either in Brussels or tions for working girls. In Spare Tiine. i to certify the vote in Connecticut Delegates attending the annual con­ in Unsatisfactory condition?” asked' Berlin.ln» the first week of Decem­ first official aeronautical casualty It related to the high cost of f9 r president and vice-president. vention of the American Federation Hoover. ber. As a result of the new maneu­ list, made public by the Commerce boy friends, omitted luncheons, They are to act this time under a “ Sixty-eight of them were found New Fortunes Made Daily; vers the meeting may be delayed. of Labor today went into the second Department today, showed that for second grade silk stockings Aboard U. S. S. Maryland, At new Act of Congress, a copy of to be rotten and were thrown Germany wants American repre­ and bleak bedroom quarters. which has just been received by day’s ssEsion after receiving notice sentation on the commission and the half year from January I to Sea, Nov. 20.— President-Elect away,” replied Keane. Old Traders Amazed at Jennie Marock, a file clerk, Governor Trumbull and by him from President William Green that Keane arose from his seat from may obtain the support of Eng­ July I, 53.persons were killed and and Phyllis Krieger, a student, Herbert Hoover plans to announce land in an effort to bring this transmitted to Benjamin W. Ailing, ihe organization will fight militant- time to tfma and gave an illustrar 276 injured in 390 airplane acci- volunteered information as' to atentative. itinerary of his Latin- of New Britain, attorney general. Fluctuations. about. the difficulty of taking both ly against the displacement of tion with his hands as to how he den.ls. America goodwill tour today. He The New Act. had gone over thd life belts and had ends meet on $15 a week, in workers by machines. In scheduled flying on ‘the air­ New York. spent most of last evening mapping Previously the elector^ have tested the life boats, looking, for selected a messenger to carry the "The American Federation of flaws. He was an emphatic witness. New York, Nov. 20.— The market ways recognized by the government, A decent room costs $8 a out the tour. GAMBLER INVOLVED week leaving only $7 for food, state certificate to Washington. The Labor,’’ Green said, “ will never per­ Examined Lifeboats values of the common stocks of however, only seven persons— four He is expected to present a com­ new act specifies the certificate mit a human scrap heap to be Keane said he had examined the pilots and three passengers— were clothing, cosmetics and inci­ prehensive program for a better un­ eighteen American industrial com­ dentals. The girls agreed they must be sent by registered mail. created in America. Our great twelve lifeboats hanging from killed, and seven injured. derstanding between the two con­ The certificate must be sent in six- philosophy and objective through­ davits on board the Vestris and the panies increased $985,807,231 in Officials declared that this record could not dress in such a man­ IN SMUGGLING PLOT ner as to catch the masculine tinents as the goodwill mission pro­ copies. one going to the secretary out the world is human betterment two extra life boats that were un­ _the first two weeks of the “ Hoover demonstrates the practicability of of state at Washington, two to the and I want to say that it is onr aim der the davits. aircraft as a passenger carrier and eye and that there was an ap­ ceeds. Bull Market.’’ This is shown in a palling lack of parlor space president of the Senate, two to the always to protect humans before “ There were two pounds of bread that under proper regulation air A section of the quarterdeck has Conneijticut secretary of state, and machinery. check made today by International transportation is safe. for entertaining beaux in room­ been reserved for the president­ and a quart of water in each of the News Service. Rothstein’s Name Mention- ing houses. one to the presiding judge of the Wants High Standard. boats,” explained the witness. He Nearly 400 Escaped elect, but he spent little time there “ We want a higher standard of during his first day on ship. His federal district. added: Sky-rocketing stock prices are no In all accidents investigated by Gov. 'rrnmbull also is Instructed living for the workingman, shorter novelty to Wall street and the the commerce department 399 per­ entire attention is now focused on “ I -ixamined the flares and found ed— Over 50 Millions in to send a copy of the certificate to working*Tiours with more time for them all in good condition.” speculative leaders who have for sons escaped without injury. the details of the tour through the recreation, and to devote to his fam­ FLOODS HIT WEST; southern republics. Washington, presumably one of the The Inspector then showed how the past two years engineered the Miscellaneous flying, including two copies that are received by his ily, Under present day conditions most gigantic bull movement in the Gems Carried Across. stunt operations, sight-seeing ex­ Reads Much he had gone over the boats with Hoover has about fifty detective secretary of state. we must carry our fight along many hammer and chisel, like a mechanic history of the stock markets. But cursions, and other virtually un­ llne^. regulated and intra-state services, stories aboard for diversion when Judge to Decide. testing a railroad car. He rose from the breadth and velocity of the SEVENTEEN KILLED The question of the federal jud.ge “ We must watch convict labor, November markets, combined with caused 69 per cent of all the fatali­ his itinerary is mapped out. his seat and went through the mo­ New York, Nov. 20.— The possi7 The weather'\Vas beautiful on th j probably will be decided by submit­ child labor, mass production, the tions as he told of hammering the tie almost total disregard for the ties. A total of 1")6 persons— 40 displacement of men by machinery bllity that the murdered Arnold pilots and 66 passengers— died in first day out from Los Angeles ting the copy of Judge Edwin S. sides of the craft to make sure the laws of gravitation, have astounded ’j’homas, of Norwalk, who is rank­ and the attempts to destroy the la­ Rothstein, mysterious figure In the this type of flying, while 215 were harbor. The escort of six destroy­ timbers were sound. the hardheaded plodders in Wall Injured. Snow Also Adds to Trouble ers left the Maryland off San Diegc ing judge, the Connecticut district bor movement by use of Injunc­ street: created a brand new crop of underworld, may have been con­ “ The life boats of the Vestris Student instruction, virtually all late yesterday and returned to thear now having two judges: Judge tion.” stood a great deal,” continued the money-makers In the stock market nected with the $50,000,000 inter­ of which is the intra-state character base. Tholnas and Judge Warren B. Bur­ Paul McNutt, national command­ —rand sent terror to the hearts of In Wyoming and Idaho; er of the American Legion, was the witness. “ They could not have national diamond smuggling ring, and therefore unregulated by the _ ✓ The Hoover party last night en- rows, of Groton. stood more if they had been made the professional hears, who have In previous years the electors principal speaker on today’s pro­ was being investigated today by federal government, was responsi­ out of India rubber.” never been able to see very far be­ have selected some citizen to act as gram. Tomorrow Secretary of La­ federal authorities. ble for nearly 17 per cent of the Temperature Drops, (Continued on Page 3.) Explains Details yond the rims of their own specta­ casualties. Seventeen pilots and messenger to carry the copies of bor James J. Davis will address the cles. • Government agents already have the certificates to Washington. delegates. Keane went into the details of been Investigating Rothsteln’s pos­ fourteen passengers died during his tests, saying he had put 6Ei per­ Radio's Big Jump student instruction and 47 were That honor probably has been done Radio’s amazing jump of 108 sible connection with a drug smug­ Chicago, Nov. 20.— Temperatures atvay with under the Congi-essional sons in each of the 12 life boats to gling trust. They claim that docu­ hurt. WOMAN HOLDTKEY make sure of their capacity and points has been the sensation of the Experimental Plying ranging from the freezing mark Act which names registered mail as market; the stock having advanced ments fou)id in Rothstein’s safety downward today added to the hard- Ihe medium of transportation. then raised and lowered them from deposit box have furnished impor­ In experimental flying four pilots HAGUE IS DEHANT the davits to make sure the mecha­ 250 points from the low of the and five passengers died, and seven Fhips and discomfort of flood and Whether the electors may use their tant leads. TO N. V. SLAYING own judgment in this matter is nism was in working order. He did year. Radio, with only about 1,- were ln.iured. storm victims throughout the 100,000 shares of stock outstand­ “ We have two Important leads,” likely to be decided for them by the Jersey City, N. J., Nov. 21.— not, however, raise the extra two In analyzing the causes of ac­ life boats. ing, most of it in the strong boxes said Assistant U. S. Attorney cidents it was found that 46.74 per middlewest. Snow had ceased fall­ attorney-general, who is studying Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City Blake. “ That is all I can say at the cent were due to personnel; 16.59 ing in Chicago, but the mercury the act. refused to comment today on the "The two were in good condi­ of the big corporations and profes­ present time.” sional stock traders, is practically per cent to power failures; 5.32 per was down to freezing.. Several Was in Hotel Room When order of the State Legislature that tion,” continued the inspector. cornered and woe to the bear that “ Fences” for smuggled and cent to structural failures; 10 per middle and far-western states are he appear in Trenton on Monday to Examiner Hoover interrupted is still skirting around with a short stolen jewels were associates of the cent to weather and the rest for covered by a heavy blanket of CANADIAN YOUNGSTERS answer, a charge of contemit grow­ with the question: interest in the stock. slain gambler, police said. Gems snow, ranging in depth from a few Arnold Rothstein Was ing out of his refusal to appear in “ Was there a hole in any of the inches to several feet. Most of it New fortunes have been made in found in the Rothstein banking box (Continued on Page 3.) answer to a subpoena of a legisla­ life boats? It has been testified at were „ being traced by officials to­ fell^ yesterday and Sunday night ARE DRINKING ALSO tive investigating committee short­ another hearing that one of the • Wall street this year, but the road day. during the first severe blizzard of Murdered. has been anything but an easy one ly before election, boats had a hole in It.” , Further Arrests the winter. “ My friends need not worry about Keane raised his voice to give for thousands of the old line trad­ Automobiles were stranded on ers who have made a living In Wall With four arrests made in con­ COOK OFTHE VESTRIS Accidents in Dominion Have me. it’s all politics,” he said. “ For emphasis to his answer as he re­ nection with the diamond smug­ snow-banked highways and in some Chicago, Nov. 20— A young Chi the present there is nothing to be plied: street for twenty years or more. cases the occupants were forced toi^^^so clothing model-blond, beauti Increased Greatly in Past Never before in the history of the gling plot, federal authorities ex­ Few Years. said about It.” ^ “ No sir, there was not a hole ia. pected to take into custody today CHARGED WITH THEFT spend the night in their stalled ma ful and married—^believed to hold Mayor Hague* would not discuss any one of the life boats.” markets have such profits been chines. Two deaths from exposure the key to the Arnold Rothstein the possibility of his being repre­ made by following blind destiny in­ another jeweler. Further arrests Boston, Mass., Noy. 20.— Keane insisted he gave the life­ abroad also are expected. were reported from Wyoming and slaying mystery, was speeding to sented by former State Attorney boats a “ severe test,” saying he stead of economic facts. Never be­ Gets 60 Days Sentence in His another from Idaho. New York today as the “ guest” of “ Hooch” made from rubbing-al­ General Robert H. McCarter. He fore have the most elementary and Those already charged with Im­ cohol Is being sold by bootleggers, put more than the normal quota in plication In the most gigantic Home City on His Return. Flood Also. two detectives. skid be might make a formal state­ each boat while overhauling them. fundamental rules of finance and Farther east five states in the She Is Mrs. Ruth Keyes, 24, wife and the younger generation of ment later, and left to preside over jewel-running conspiracy In a dec­ Canada Is drinking more liquor “ How about the plug in the life­ Investment principles been ignored ade are: Mississippi valley were fighting of a Chicago railroad worker. a session of the city commission so completely and never before ■\Vaterville, Me., Nov. 20.— Wal­ It Is learned Mrs. Keyes not only than ever before, were statements boats?” asked Examiner Hoover. their annual flood problem. The with no outward show of annoyance “ The plhgs were in good condi­ have strong and powerful bull lead­ William Ballyn,* “ singing stew­ ter Fellovvs, who said he was assis­ was in New York the night of the made by Miss Rosamonod Duff,.sec­ ard” of the Berengaria. tant cook of the ill-fated Vestris Mississippi itself -was far out of its or alarm at the legislature’s action tion,” responded the witness. ers held so tenaciously to their banks and with it many of its trib­ murder, but that she was in the retary of the Ontario, Canada, del­ last' night. Frances Landau, attractive 20- and was rescued at sea, probably same hotel-—the Park Central— and egation to the national convention “ There were plugs In all the position. utaries and smaller streams in the boats.” For a seat on the Stock Exchange year-old daughter of a well-known will be detailed to kitchen duty to­ in the same room in which Roth­ of the Women’s Christian Temper­ Malden Lane Jeweler. day In the local jail, after he had states of Missouri, Kansas, Illinois, Examiner Hoover then alluded $495,000 was paid this week and and Kentucky. stein was killed. ance Uniom ‘been given a 60-day sentence when to printed reports that there had for a Curb Exchange membership Mottls Landau, gem importer, The death toll attributed directly She said she was admitted to the “ Under the governmental con­ father of Frances. he pleaded nolo contendere to a room— No. 34.9 AA by a man she trol of liquor in Canada, the In­ 20 HURT IN CRASH been trouble in getting the boatB $160,000. Membership is of no or indirectly to the flood today over the ship’s side when the work value unless it is made so by the Traffic Policeman John T. McIn­ larc.eny charge. stood at 17. Property loss waS'es­ knew as “ Jack” and'with whom she crease In the facilities for the sale A native of this city. Fellows re­ of liquor means the increase in liq­ of launching them was undertaken. man who holds it and the natural tyre ("Handsome Jacki’ ) guardian timated at not less than S2.000,- did some drinking. She declared turned home Saturday. He refused uor, increase in drunkenness; In­ Pittsburgh, Nov. 20.— Twenty Falls in Good Shape conclusion is that those who buy of the Cunard line piers and 000. Thousand of acres of rich “ Jack” called it “ his roona” and favorite of society tourists. to discuss the .sinking of the liner, that she did not know Rothstein crease in accidents and Increase in persons were injured, some serious­ Keane answered: the seats expect to make them farm lands in Kansas and Missouri crime,” Miss Duff said. ly during the early rush hour to­ “ The falls— that Is the ropes profitable. Detective Story. stating that the hoard.of investiga­ are under water. had been murdered there until she read it next day. in the newspapers.. “ The increase In bad motor ac­ day, when a Homestead street car running through the davit pulleys The methods used to uncover the tion had bound him to secrecy. y ^The Ohio and Cumberland rivers The market will continue to soar smuggling syndlate make a detec­ Fellows explained the fact that Joseph; Daley and Edward Fitz­ cidents on account ot drunken driv­ ran wild down four blocks of a hill, — were in good shape. They were until It receives a jolt in the form are reported rising to dangerous gerald, the New York detectives, ers is appalling in Canada; and I crashing Into a East Liberty J ol­ in the best of condition.” ■ tive story fit for any magazine; It his name was not on the list of stages. In Kentucky, the Cumber­ of some unexpected unfavorable was a case of the U. S. '3ecret Serv­ survivors, by saying .that he had left with' Mrs. Keyes on the Michi­ have It on good authority that the ley, and cutting it almost in half. The witness said he knew noth­ event. It may be an earthquake; it land is already out of its banks, gan Central at 9 o’clock last night. accidents have increased 1,000 per Both of the cars were filled. Un­ ing of any life rafts being on the ice— that civilian “ Northwest shipped under the name of Waiter having flooded Mlddlesboro and may be a sudden “ coming to their mounted Police” unit of the Amerl • Ferland.^ They are due in New York at 6:30 cent since the establishment of the conscious passengers and those who Vestris; He did not see any and the senses” of those who are deliriously several sinaller .villages. Three men can Government— at its best almost He was arrfested on the larceny tonight. government control.” were seriously injured were placed only things he examined were th^ frenzied over their expected win­ were drowned at Tejay. Floyd.Keyes, the girl’s husband, in passing automobiles and rushed lifeboats and the life preservers .* two years ago, the service learned charge after a cousin with whom Railroad traffic is badly crippled, nings In the biggest Stock Market " yt mm admitted the detectives had called TREASURY BALANCE , to the hospital. Within fifteen min­ Fellows spent the night, charged in some places completely paralyz- Then he told of testing thfi hull of rpa record. (Contiiuiea^OB -^aehington, Nov. 20.— Trevury utes after the crash twenty had t ^ t $73^f hi« money,WEB ihlBaingJ ;.mgoUghou.t the affected .KCmtiflaeii m Saute-SUA. 112 J,502<6Ah.37« T W O ^ . 1 MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1928.

The Christmas Savings Club pERRlFIEU) PUmS money at the Manchester Trust UNUSUAL MASONIC ABOUTTOWN ' Company, will be sent out to the depositors on December 3, it was N.Y.Stocks f CONCERT TOMORROW stated today. - SERVICE SATURDAY Opportunities to guess the weight of the large chunk of coal stand­ The early remittanqes for Farnishc^ by Putnam & Co. High Low 1 p. m. IFine Program to Be Presented ing outside the office of the G. E. Christmas to foreign countries arq In Hollister Street School DEATHS D e m a B d s CoDTktHm for . Bank Stoc^ 1 p. m. Willis Coal Company at the north now being started,, but according Am Can ...... T.... 115 % Assembly Hall. ‘ end will close, Saturday, at which to past records the real ruffii In \ Bid Asked Past Masters to Occupy -Bankers Trust Co . . . 300 Am Loco . .104 time the correct weight will he an­ the money order department for Murder in First Degree Am Sm elting...... 283% The pupils of Mrs. Ada N. Mer- nounced and the name of the per­ foreign money orders at the South Capitol"Nat B & T ___ 375 FUNERALS 1200 Am Sugar ...... 86% rifleld plectral Instructress of Chairs— Banquet to Pre­ son who guessed the closest will be Manchester post office is started Am Tel & T e l ...... ,197% this towii and Willimantic, announced. The person whose ^ for Waterbary Man. Conn Elver ...... 400 — Stanley Marshak about Thanksgiving time and* cobt First Bond & Mort Ana#jnda ...... 113 •vyill present a program at the guess is within one pound of the tinues until December 13. At the • *! ' ' . 60 The funeral of Stanley Matushak First iSTa't (Htfd) . O 290 Atchison ...... 202 % ..liollister street assembly hall ot Bolton; wha was killed in an cede Meeting. right number is a man. Two wom­ South Manchester p ost‘ office the Balt & Ohio ...... 116 % tom orrow evening at 8 o’clock. The en are said to have estimated w;ith- Waterbury, Conn., Nov. 20.— A Htfd^onn Trust Co . ' — '800 automobile accident Sunday morn­ largest number of foreign money demand foX the conviction of Louie Htfd Bank Tr . . .575 — Beth Steel ...... 83% .assisting artists will be Miss Lillian ing, win be held at Holloran Bro­ in ten pounds. There have beeii al­ orders -are "sent to Creat Britain Can P a c ...... 237% iGrant, local reader, and John John- most 3,000 guesses made. Many .Leopold, former prosperous meK’ Land Mtgife Title . . — 60 thers’ undertaking parlors on Cen­ An unusual Masonic ceremonial with Italy coming second and chant, for murder in the first de­ Morris Plan Bank _____.160 — C M.& St P a u l...... 53% Sston, vocalist. Mrs. Merrifield will ter street at 8:30 tomorrow morn­ will be held in the Temple here Sat­ of them have been very poor. , Sweden third. Chi Rock Is le ...... 133 ^aWompany Mr. Johnston on tlfe gree rang through', the, Superior Phoenix State B&T . .480 a— ing with service at St. James’s urday night when Past Masters of Courts room here today as Judge" Park ^ Bank ...... 900 Cons Gas ...... 92% Ipiano and some of her pupils who Church at 9 o’clock. Burial will be the local lodge ' will occupy the Mrs. Jessie Smith of Horan Justin/Lathrop of Rockville was . --- Corn P rod-...... 92 % e to give, instrumental solos, street who niet with a painful in­ Carl Foster and a jury'listened to Riverside .Trust . .. ,600 — in St. James’s cemetery. chairs and confer the degree of removed" to the Memorial hospital .closing arguinents in the Leopold West Hart Trust . .. .300 — Dn P o n t ...... 460 -s. Merrifield has given several Master Mason. Supper will precede jury two weeks ago in a local store today with injuries suffered in a E r ie ...... 64 % table concerts in town and the is still confined to her bed and un­ trial which has been under way for .; Bonds the ceremonies and will be served fall from a hay-mow. It is! under­ more, than alnonthl Htfd & ‘ C!onu West 6 95 Gen Elec ...... 188 E„^ogram tomorrow night promises in the banquet ball at six o’cdock. der the care of hqr cousin. Miss Gen Motors ...... 213 % stood that he isuffered one or W o Miles F. McNiff, assisting State’s East Conn Power 5s . .101 ?te be the equal of any former re- ALL GAS COMPANIES Anna Raymond, a trained nurse 102 Inspiration...... 39% Judge William S. Hyde, a Past fractured ribs. Attorney L. L. . Lewis in the trial, Conn L P 7s ...... 117 119 Master of the lodge, will' be toast­ from Waterbury. Her physician Int Harv ...... 340 I^anlsh Silhouettes...... Pomeroy fears that it will be at * least a started the summing up of the Conn L P .5",%s . . . .107 109 master at the banquet and the prin­ Lady Roberts Lodge ^Daughters state’s.case today, and immediately Conn L P 4%s ,.. .100 % Int Nickel ...... 192% I Orchestra HAVE CUT PRICES cipal speaker will be Rev. Robert month before she is able to be 101 Int P a p e r...... 61 fn^ahdolin Solo— :^iscilla. .. .Weidt around. Mrs. Smith knocked a of St. George will hold its regular afterward William- T. Keaveney, as­ Erid Hyd 5s ...... 102 104 A. Colpitts, a member of the frater­ meeting tomorrow evening’in Tink­ sistant tq.'John H. Cassidy in the Insarance Stocks Keneeott ...... 141% 5 I Olga Squave nity. A small charge will be made butcher knife pff a counter in such Mack Truck ..*...... 104 ^ The cut in gasoline prices start­ er hall at 8 o’clock sharp. A large defense, made a plea for Leopold. xxAetna Insurance. ..650 660 tpiano Solo-Golden'Moments.Carey for the banquet. / a way that it severed an artery in Marland O i l ...... 45% 3 ■ Geraldine Anthony ed last week by the Atlantic Oil hen foot. turnout of the members is hoped McNiff told the court that Leo­ do rights ...... 274 278 l^he chairs will be occupied Sat­ pold was a remarkable man, that he Mo Pac com ...... 71 % j; Mandolin Solo— Company has resulted in all of the for. Photographs made ot the Aetna . Life ...... \ .. 900 910 leading gasoline companies cutting urday night by the following Past lodge’s float in the Armistice day had made much money by speculat­ Aetna Casualty ....1120 N Y Central...... 186% ;• ‘ Ferns and Flow ers...... Keiser Masters: Mr. and Mrs. E. L. G. Hohenthal, 1140 their prices to the prevailing 20 parade will be on exhibit and the ing in. real estate, and then had col­ Automobile ...... 460 470 New Haven R R ...... 72% ^ i Crimson Blushes ...... Lester Fred C. Tilden, Worshipful Mas­ who have been in Boston attending Nor Am Co ...... 86% $ t Velma Brown cents a gallon figure. The Colonial the meeting of the National Wom­ members may order duplicates- if- lapsed financially. He declared Conn General ...... 1710 1740 ter; Charles R. Hatheway, senior that Leopold sustained a bad break Hartford Fite ...... 870 Nor Pac ...... 115% cut their prices at 7 o’clock this warden; R. LaMotte Russell, junior en’s Christian Temperance Union they ..'ish to do so. A social time 880 morning to 20 cents a gallon and in 1926 and that by early, this year Htfd Steam Boiler . . .720 740 Penna R R ...... 69'% fi'^B^utfful Night . . .'...... Odell warden; Ben janiin A. Cadman, are to return tonight, although the with refreshments will .folloiv the Postum Cereal ...... 69% the Pan Am Company also changed convention, which opened on Nov­ business. The attendance prize will he wes nt jhe peak, of bis failure. xxLincoln NatfLife . .140 I t Flying Wedge ...... Dolby treasurer; James Richmond, secre­ He declared that Leopold Saw his Pullman'New ...... 92% SXlice Fegy Florence Metcalf their signs showing a two cent cut ember 14 does not close until Nov­ be donated by Mrs. Fanhy Dicker- do rights ...... 1 5 25 tary; Harry R. Trotter, senior dea­ fortune waning away with the xxxNational...... 1130 Radio Cor ...... 355 Francis McVeigh Walter Hanna in gas. con; Millard W. Park, junior dea­ ember' 22. man. 1150 banks foreclosing on Mm, and grew Phoenix ...... 830 840 Sears Roebuck ...... 189% Jyocal Solo— The last company to make the con; N. B. Richards, senior steward; desperate. Then be' hired men to Sou Pac ...... 126% 5 , Gypsy Love S o n g ...... Herbert cut was the Standard, their cut of John Fitzgerald of Brainard Travelers ...... 1585 1600 John H. Hyde, junior steward;' Wil-i Nutmeg r'orest. Tall Cedars of set -fire to his. property so he could Pnblic Utility Stocks Sou R a il...... 149 I : John Johnston two cents a gallon being niade at liam Ferguson, chkplain; Fitch B .' place, who met with an accident Lebanon, held a special meeting in collect Insurance., Conn Elec Sve pfd. 90 95 Studebaker...... 75% B I Mrs. Merrifield at Piano noon today. In addition to the cuts Barber, marshal; W. George Glen- while cranking an automobile last Tob Prod ...... 106% week Mondai^, is able to be around, tne Masonic Temple last night. Had Hirc^ Weiss xConn L P 8% ____ 118 122 &^ute Solo— that 'jijve been made in the gasoline ney, tyler; George O. Nichols, sea . McNiff declared. Leojold had hir­ Union P a c ...... 218 5 : Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses but is carrying his arm in a sling. Business was transacted and tenta­ xConn L P 7% ...... 115 119 the different distributors have re­ faring man; William Walsh, way tive plans for a ceremonial later in ed one Sam-Weiss, afterward kill­ United Fruit ...... 141%' ^ Openshaw ceived notice that there is to be a xConn L P 6% % pfd 110 114 faring man; Albert T. Dewey, first the year were made. ed In the fire, and Morris Shelnitz. xConn ITP 5% % pfd. 99 U S Rubber ...... 39% S Dreaming Alone in the Twilight large nation wide advertising cam­ craftsman; Ray. W. Goslee, second Fred Murphy of Haynes street, 102 Weiss had miscalculated the Conn P Co (par 25). .136 U S S te e l...... 171% ^ Moore paign and there will also be chang­ craftsman; Herman E. Montie, third who was taken ill on September 24 140 Westinghouse...... 142% and who has been in a hospital in strength of gasoline he was using Greenwich W&G_6 .. 97 100 Walter Hanna es made in the style and colors of craftsman. to start the fire, and bad been kill­ Willys Overland ...... 27% Hartford, returned home Monday Hart El Lt (par'2o).133 137 Persian Princess...... Armstrong some of the pumps that are now in Vocal music during the ceremon­ ed. and while he will not be able to get do v t c ...... 122 130 V. Orchestra use. ies will he rendered by the Masonic ST. JAMES’S BAZAAR . “ Discount any sympathy you J;Tenor Banjo Solo— away from his home for a week or Hart Gas c (par 25). 90 95 quartet which is composed of Arth­ have for Leopold as the father ^ f do pfd (par 25) . . . 67 i Film Flam Moyer ur Hoaglun, tenor; Ernest Ben­ two his condition, which at times 75 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE was considered serious, has greatly six children. Remember that Mr, xS N E T C o ...... 172 177 ? Swing Along ...... Brunover son, tenor; Victor Johnson, bass, TO OPEN TONIGHT and Mrs. Thomas Mbynihan had .3ix 6 . Francis McVeigh and Ernest Kjellson, bass. Russell improved. Manufacturing Stocks W . B. A . RALLY HERE children also, and that two were Am Hardware ...... 77 79 QUARTERS OF RED CROSS sReading— Selected Purnell will be the organist. killed in tMs fire,” ,! Miss Lillian G. Grant In order to try and make sure American Hosiery . . 26 Sketch by Ladies Minstrels to Keaveney asked" only justice for 'Mandolin Solo— o! their opening of the first of their American Silved .... 25 IS OPENED TODAY Be Presented This Evening; his client. “ This man Leopold is Arrow Electric pfd .. .105 107 Only $314 of $2,500 Quota Is i Gypsy D ance...... Ernes! proposed chain of grocery and meat entirely innocent,” he said. Then ; Miss Aline Van Haverbeke U .S . INSPECTOR SAYS stores, the J. W. Hale Company had Well Stocked Booths. Arrow-Hart & Hege . .51 53 Subscribed Yet— ^Drive Ends he declared that Weiss and Shel­ Automatic Refrig . . . 10 20 ! Mrs. Merrifield at Piano their fixtures moved in last night nitz had gone, to Leopold’s Bald- November 29. Sessions of District Beintf and worked during the night and Acme Wire ...... 15 20 • D3.nc€ The three night bazaar of St. "win street property on an errand Miss Velma Brown Held in Odd Fellows Hall; SHIP W AS SEAWORTHY this morning getting them set up. Billings Spencer com. 1 5 The Manchester Chamber ot James’s church will open this eve­ that combined bootlegging and do pfd...... 10 14 Quartette— Ceremonial Tonight. Because of the refrigerating system burglary. Moynihan was known to Commerce, during the annual Red ' The Lost Chord ...... Hildreth that will be used there is consider­ ning in St. James’s hall when a xBigelow-Htfd com ..93 95 sketch will be presented by the .La­ sell liquor; he said, and was khown Cross Enrollment drive will act as Down Dixie W a y ...... Odell Mrs. Grace Best, president of (Continned from Page 1.) able work necessary in hooking up do pfd ...... 102 107 dies’ Minstrels of Manchester, an to have $19,000 in cash In the Bristol B ra ss...... 29 headquarters and will be open to ^ Yankee Pep ...... Odell Mystic Review No. 2, Woman’s the connections. 31 receive returns of teams conduct­ organization made up in the great­ place as well as a number of liq­ Case Lockwood & B.375' Mrs. Merrifield, Miss Van Haver- Benefit Association, opened the the liner with hammers and chisels. uor certificates in a safe. The cash ing the canvass of the town from •r . beke, Mrs. McCann and John Trinity Past Noble Grands Asso­ er part of members of the Ladies Collins Co ...... 120 130 afternoon session of the district He said: of Columbus. and the certificates, Keaveney said, 8:30 a. m. until 9 p. m. from now .- Johnston. ciation will meet tomorrow after­ Colt’s Firearms .... 48 50 rally in Odd Fellows hall this after­ "The bottom of the ship was in AI Behrends Orchestra will fur­ were what Shelnitz and Weiss until the close of the drive Nov. '.Tenor Banjo Solo— fine condition from one end to the noon in Odd Fellows’ Hall, East Eagle Lock ...... 69 73 noon soon after 2:30. Distinguished nish a concerj pf^eding the enter­ sought and started the fire in an Fafnir Bearing ...... 145 28tlU ' Simplicity ...... Dee visitors present were the deputy other. We hammered the hull with Hartford. 155 The total subscribed to date by tainment and will play in the main effort to secure them. Fuller Brush Class A — 21 ' Spirit of America •. . . .Zamecnki supreme musical director, Mrs. heavy chisels but found no weak the' people of Manchester is $314. Clar ence * Sylvestre during this concert old time songs. Attorney, Cassidy was assigned da Class AA ...... — 84 Fleda C. Jackson of Evanston, 111., spots. We. found everything ship Four hundreid people attended the afternoon court period to sum ’Phe quota from Manchester this .Tenor Banjo Duett— the auction sale of cattle at the The finishing touches were applied Hart & Cooley...... 250 and Miss Rose Millier of Pawtucket, shape. The rudder pins were exam; to the ball decorations and the up for the defense, and L. L. Lewis, year is $2,500. f-Glow Worm ...... Licke ined and they likewise were found Charles M. Pinney farm in Bolton Hartman Tob 1st pfd — 98 head of the order in New England. booths erected last night. One state’s attorney, had two hours al- do c o m ...... 22 5 . Miss Aline Van Haverbeke in good shape.” conducted yesterday by Robert M. 24 Large delegations were present booth that will be in charge of the Icted him from-tomorrow’s session. International Silver . ,140 150 t John Johnston Examines Coal Ports Reid and Son, local auctioneers. The charge of Judge Foster will 'Carry Me Back to Old Virginny . . . from many reviews in this district. The sale disposed of 32 head of cat­ Children of Mary at which home do pfd ...... 120 125 t Odell The welcome was given by Past Keane said that the Vestris had made candy will be sold and from be given early tomorrow afternoon Landers, Frary & Clk 74 76 seven coal ports on each side. He tle, 22 cows, eight heifers and two Moon ...... Jacobs President Mary Taylor. Mrs. Ida the supply on " hand last night and arid the case may go to the jury Manning & Bow A ,, 17 19 examined eight of them— four on bulls. Dealers- bought more than in mid-afternoon. STATE I ' Orchestra Gilman, during the memorial ser­ any of the farmers present. One the additional supply received, this do Class B ...... 10 13 V*' ______vice .•-■ang “ Face to-Face’’ and Mrs. each side— but could not get at the morning, together with that which New Brit Mach pf ..100 M n w ? -I tlmes DAmy other six because they had coal cow which Mr. Pinney bought two will be brought in this evening th'e Thoi'a Stoehr accompanied her on years ago from a dealer for $130 do com ...... 38 40 JM U W i 2: 15, 0rso, *8;45 HOSPITAL NOTES the piano. Other portions of the jammed against them. In this con­ booth, the largest' In the hall, will Niles, Bemeut, Pond .133 138 nection he pointed out that coal was sold back to that dealer yester­ be fully stocked. This booth is to be KILLS WIFE AND SELF ritualistic work were exemplified day for $195, giving a fair idea '’ f do pfd ...... 90 and other ceremonials will be put ports on American ships open from found on the northeast part of the North & Judd ...... 31 the inside while those on British the increase in value of cows during hall and next south is located ffie Memorial hospital today reported on this evening at the 7:30 meet­ the past few years. Montreal, Que., Nov. 20.-^Two xFratt & Whitney pf 98 ,lhe admissions of Sarah Howes of ing. ships open from the outside. booth where the fancy articles, all Peck, Stow & Wilcox. 21 25 He said the gaskets on the Ves­ made by and donated to the booth little girls of Bury, Que., played ■ :19 Hudson street, Joseph Childs of Members who were unable to he There will be a meeting of the round their home almost an entire Russell Mfg C o ...... 14 0 150 183 Hilliard street and Justin La- tris were the “ best kind,” bein.g by members of the parish, will be Seth Thomas Cl com . 30 present this afternoon should make made of lead and cotton. Rangers team of the Tall Cedars in offered for sale. day ignorant of the fact that in a Ihrop- of Rockville. it a point to attend this evening the Masonic Temple tomorrow ‘room upstairs their mother was ly­ do pfd ...... 26 “ What did you think of the coal On the west side of the building Discharged w’ere Walter Geiseche and greet the visitors. night at 7:30. ing strangled and their father, Smyth Mfg Co new . .105 115 ’ of Bolton .and Mrs. Lewis V^itcomb ports?” asked Hoover. is located the “ Country Store” and Standard Screw .,..125 135 ambng the ai^ticles that were placed Chancey Allison, done himself to " and'son of Coventry. “ They looked real good to me,” death with a razor, it became Stanley Works com .. 73 75 responded Keane. “ They were not Delta Chapter, Royal Arch Ma­ on the shelves and in the store MAKES HIS PLANS sons, will confer the Royal Arch de­ known today. Scovill Mfg Co ...... 63 64 '■ COMPTROLLER RESIGNS dented at all. They had not been room there was an ample supply to Taylor & F e n n ...... 125 gree in the Masonic Temple tomor­ keep the shelves stocked with can­ When the older girls came home Washington, Nov. 20.— Comp- Aboard U. S. S. Maryland, (Via knocked out of shape in any row night. "Lodge will open at 7:30 from school, they, were told that Torringtou new .... 68 70 jtroller of the Currency J. W. Mc- Radio to San Diego, Cal.) Nov. 20. way.” ned goods, fresh eggs, potatoes, cof­ Underwood-El Fish . , 81 83 p. m. fee, sugar and in fact about every­ “ papa and mama had been upstairs jlntqsh has submitted his- resigna- — Cruising leisurely in balmy Keane was followed on the stand all day.” Unable to gain entry to Union Mfg C o ...... 21 ■tion to President Coolidge, it was weather and smooth seas 100 miles by Frederick Sorenson, Rritish sea thing in the grocery line. The re­ U S Envelop p f ...... 118 121 There will be a meeting of the freshment booth will be on the the bedroom they got neighbors who .announced at the White House to- off the coast of lower California, captain, who had already proved a Fellowcraft team of Manchester forced their way into the room do com ...... 240 • day. disappointing witness in the Tuttle main floor in the northwest corner. Veeder-Root ...... 43 45 •J-i President-Elect Herbert Hoover to­ lodge of Masons in the Masonic where the tragedy had taken place. day. made his first plans for deep inquiry. As in the other investiga­ Temple tonight. The woman had-.died several hours Whitlock Coil Pipe 20 sea fishing in a region he himself tion, Sorenson repudiated an inter­ before the man, the doctors said. XX—Ex-rights, XXX—Ex-special ■vTs'*-" described as “ the finest angling in view printed by a New York news­ In a letter to his brother, Allison dividend of $5. paper in which he was quhted as The setback tournament being the world.” conducted in the Masonic Temple PUBLIC RECORDS asked him to take care of the four The Maryland will halt tomor­ saying the life boats were i^ Hsad children the eldest of whom Is 13, ^ITW shape. each week has been set ahead to row whilej the president-elect takes Friday night this week because of a as he “ was tired of life.” KIWANIANS GIVE off In a jamich. He. said he had Only A Passenger Sorenson, although a seaman for special meeting ot the Masonic Warrantee Deeds long ho^ed for a chance in these lodge Saturday night. Earl G. McDonald and Florence waters where 700 pounders, landed years and holder of a master’s cer­ SMALL TOWNS GATHERING PARTY FOR LADIES BOW tificate, was only a passenger on the McDonald, husband and wife, of in the past, have lifted the lucky The Zion Lutheran, the Con­ Manchester to J. Estelle Parkinson anglers into the aristocracy of Vestris. He said the highest posi­ tion he ever actually filled on ship­ cordia Lutheran and the Swedish of Stamford, land on the South side THEIR PERSONAL TAXES Enjoyable Affair Held in Coun­ fishermen. Lutheran churches will unite for a of Henry street. M CHAM > ■Dp Eai'ly. board was first officer. try Club House— Roast •After describing how the Vestris union service to be held Thanks­ AIV.1.EN The president-elect was up early giving morning at the Swedish Unlike Manchester the smaller Squabs Served,^ for a brisk deck stroll beneath the had run Into bad weather Saturday night, Nov. 10, the list of the ship Lutheran church at 10 o’clock. towns Sheridan, John I. Olson,' times. persons ^are dead; one is probably Arthur Knofla and -Ex-President $2, 9Y.50; Fam. Clr. $1; Wed. Mat. ’claimed for it to millions of moth- Mr. Hoover spends considerable to take some of our people off. Orch. 92, Bale. 4 rows $2; Next 4, tqrs in over fifty years of steadily time lu his cabin where there is The Break Comes. fatally injured, and a woman is suf­ William A. Knofla. The regular “ It must have been about three, Mrs. Robert Dougan, president Then came the “ break.” $1.50; Next 8, 91; Pam. Clr. 75 increasing use. an exhaustive library on Latin o’clock In .the afternoon when I was fering from blows inflicted when noonday meeting yesterday was cents. of the Highland Park Sewing circle One of the government “ contact she ’{Yas kiduaped and held in East Night” program. ; As mothers find out from using American subjects and a good stock washed into the ocean. I was pick­ has called a special meeting for to­ of detective stories. That Is the men” in Holland furnished the tip. Omaha ' swamps for three hours i t how children respond to the gen­ ed up by Lifeboat'No. 14.” morrow afternoon at 2'o’clock, and And when the Berengaria canie up tle influence of California Fig kind ot fiction the President-Elect last night, according to. a checkup hopes as many of the ladies will the bay this last trip, three score by police today Into recent' activi­ jSyrup by growing stronger, stur­ likes to read for relaxation. SAILORS BURIED turn out as possible to finish the Radio messages from North and customs men leaped aboard at ties of Omaha’s latest fiend mur­ dier and more active daily they New York, Nov. 20.— The bodies bedquilt for the December 1 sale. Quarantine and swooped down on simply have to tell other mothers 'South America have poured in upon of seven members of the crew of derer. , the Maryland lauding the tour the Vestris were to be taken to Ho- the cabin of Ballyn, the chief stew­ The victims are James Blackman, PARSONS THEATRE 'about it. That’s one of the reasons Manchester Camp, No. 2640 ard, whose friends include Queen 'for its overwhelming sales of over plans ot the president-elect. /boken cemetery for burial this af­ 74, who was found Sunday,beaten HARTFORD Rqyai Neighbors will hold its regu­ Marie and Mayor Jimmy Walker. to death in his home;, Gertrude |our million bottles a year. Since the departure of the party ternoon, following services in Trin­ lar business meeting this- evening 3 Mlahts Bcalnniiia Mondar. Xov. 26tk. .Wednesday Matinee. from San Pedro the weather has In Ballyn's bunk, uncut dia­ Resso, wife of a milkman, "pound­ Jed Itariia, Producer of “Broadway", “The Royal Family” and “TIm 'f' A Connecticut mother, Mrs. ity Episcopal church, Hoboken. in Odd Fellows banquet hall. Mem­ been sp exceptionally fine as to The dead are: J. G. Owens, bed­ monds valued at $50,000 "were ed to. death” before her children Front Page” preaenta {fohn Scully, 49 Glendale Ave., bers who have tickets out for the shortly after J. Resso, the husband, Hartford, sa,ys; “ Before my daugh­ arouse comment from the veteran room steward; Harry Hawkins, found cleverly hidden, according navi.gators of this mighty ship. butcher; John Jones, flftK engin­ Hope Chest are urged to make re­ to aulhorities. left on his route. ter, Bvel3m>-waa a year old, she be- turns as soon as possible. “ You’ve got me and I’ll spill,” li^an having coniitipation. I decided They think it is a good omen. / eer; Frank Rlgg, chief bedroom steward; Andrew Seales, trimmer; said Ballyn, according to U. S. At­ INJURED BY AUTO .to give h.er Callftirnia .Pig . Syrup torney Sylvester. and in a few days she was ail right J. Harley, bridgeman; and Thomas William Hall and Robert Dougan ' Jones, bartender. have entered their names for the The “ singing steward” , said he Danbury, Conn.,', Nor. 20.— An-1 stnd looked fine again. This pleased BOY KIDNAPED received $100 from Policeman Mc­ drew Stelzel, veteran newspaper HEUN HAYES The caskets will be, sealed and annual five-mile cross-country run me so much that I have used Fig which is scheduled to he staged by Intyre for every packet of diamonds dealer here, was knocked down and Syrup ever since for all her colds placed In 'seve;i hearses for the New York, Nov. 20.— Meagerly short trip to the church. Five the Recreation Centers Thanksgiv­ he delivered and that McIntyre got seriously Injured last night, by gn 'COekUETTE“ or little upset spells. It always described save for his attire, a man coaches and three large buses will ing Day morning, -^hey made the $200, sajd Syuvester. The sjnstem automobile driven by Phineas Tay­ stops her trouble quick, strength­ habitually clad in brown from carry mourners. Other memheirs of third entry, John T. Thompson be­ had been working since January 1, lor, of Indianapolis, Ind. Police in­ ens her, makes her eat.’’ head to foot was the object of the Vestris crew are to act. as pall­ ing the other. In event the Clover- 1921 vestigation found that Taylor has Always ask for California Fig search today by detectives and bearers at the church and cemetery. leaves beat the Cubs at- football L'andau and his danghtOr "were been llrlng here eight months as jByrup by the fuirname and see that residents of the east side in their SBATS BY MAIL^NOW The bodies of Carl Francke and next Sunday and the "third game Is named by officials as the recipients manager of a chain store and sUll Prieeat E.vea. Orchv $3.00* Bale, awfia, gs, gl.Sdt Fitm. rtre. ■tbrWed. the carton bears Ahg word "Cali- hunt for 7-year-old J- 3ph Storel- his‘daughter, Ingeborg, will he cre­ played Thanksgiving morning, the of the illicit gems. Both, together using Indiana markers. He was aiS>. Mat. Orch. fa.OOi Baler 4 towa fS.OO, next 4 fZ.hO, next 3 fl.M i ITam. * ifornla.'^'^h^ yop’il get the gen lo, believed to have b.: .a kidnaped mated tomorrow and the ashes for­ race will be postponed until Satuf- with McIntyre, deny any Dart in the rested and put under bond vending; . Circ. TSc. ' ; i.. . Q Saturday night. warded to Haaovef^ Gfemasy^. iday afteruoa. alleged ‘‘ring.’* ’ atelgeBs lijiilfteJ,' u 'i-. %■ u z ~:- ii.. ''iti r!,' .- Y ' ^ i

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V • MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING .HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1928. ■ ' ■'* ' PAGE KLAN GIVEN In , First Annual Concert Nov. 27 HOOVER PARTY DEATHBLOW ENJOYS FIRST BYMCISION DAY ON OCEAN

(Continued from Page"l.) (Contlnned from Page 1.) joyed a movie show and a concert In legal circles when the New York by the ship’s band. case decision was handed down. The Kansas case was dismissed in THE FIRST LEG October, 1926, for lack of jurisdic-, San Pedro, Civ’if., Nov. 20.— Car­ tion. This had the effect of sus­ rying President-Elect Herbert taining a state Supreme Court rul­ Hoover, the U. S. S. Maryland was ing that the Klan must qualify as steaming down the lower Califor­ a foreign corporation in Kansas nia coast early today, on the first before it can operate there. leg of -the good-will tour of South The Kansas Law and Central America. Under the Kansas law, which With him are Mrs. Hoover, their was before the court, a foreign cor­ son Allan, representatives of the poration must gain consent from State Department, aides and news­ the state charter board to function papermen. in the state, must make a full fi­ Mr. Hoover is expected to visit nancial statement of its assets and at least ten republics before he liabilities and fully describe its again touches upon United States business. soil, in mid-January. The first Ce.n- The court has now held that the tial American port of call is either freedom of speech and other per­ Guatemala City or Corinto, Nica­ sonal guarantee clauses of the fed­ Among the outstanding musical the musical patrons of Manchester. ■ Assisting the club Tuesday eve­ ragua. It will be a six-day jour­ events of the season in Manchester ney to reach these cities. eral constitution do not protect ■ Inasmuch as, the rules of the G ning will be the Miller Trio of membership in the Klan or the or­ will be the first annual concert ofip,, _m..K ... j Hartford, made up of violin, ’cello, Other countries to be visited are ganization from state police pow­ the G. Clef Glee Club to be held at I ^ and piano, also Miss Gertrude Berg- Panama, Peru, Chile,. Bolivia, the the High School Auditorium Tues-1 f. ^ consecu- ■gren of New York, formerly of Argentine, Brazil, Chile, Bolivia, the er. In the Kansas case, Klan attor­ dav evenina November 27 , tiverehearsals is automatically neys claimed the right to function day evening, JNovemoer 1 dropped from the active list, an Manchester, who is giving all her Still other countries may be added HRISTMAS is just' around in every state in the Union with­ During the club’s one and a half time to the development of her vo­ to the itinerary, at the discretion the corner! Soon stores years of existence it has establish­ average attendance of ninty-five of Mr. Hoover. C everywhere will be fea­ out hindrance. per cent of the membership has cal training. The accompanist of the Case Important ed a unique position 'in the musical club is Miss Eva M. Johnson, well Henry P. Fletcher, ambassador turing toys of all descriptions organizations in that it is made up been present at all rehearsals dur­ to Italy, who will act as aide to — some worthwhile and others j The importance of the New York ing the season. This has helped to known in Manchester. case, from the standpoint of anti- entirely of women’s voices and has Mr. Hoover during the good-will worthless. .Choosing gifts for grown to a membership of forty- maintain the high standards and to The officers of the G Clef Glee journey, joined the future presi­ the children is by far your most Klansmen, is that it turns “ pitile.ss ensure an artistic rendition of the Club are: President, Helen Berg- publicity” on the organization. one active members. ^ ‘ dent here upon the latter’s arrival important Christmas considera­ club’s program. gren; vice-president, Dorothy No- from Palo Alto on a special train tion and much happiness^ (or While the Klan was ordered to un­ , Helge E. Pearson, organizfer ahd director of the club is well known The G Clef Club's program will ren; business manager, Esther No- yesterday. disappointment) depends upon mask last year, membership is still in Manchester as the director and ren; secretary, Edna Johnson; fi­ your careful selection, for a guarded secret in some sections be memorized which is no small I ’ Naval Escort organist of the Swedish Lutheran feat since the program is made up nancial secretary, Evelyn Anderson; At 11 o'clock the Maryland head­ A child’s rocker is al­ every- youngster expects a There’s a. thrill for of the country. church. The results of his untiring of tv/^elve numbers all demanding] treasurer, Norma Johnson'. ed down stream. A half hour later “ whole lot” on Christmas day. An immediate result of the de­ ways a welcome gift and every *younggter' in .’own­ efforts have been, apparent in the exactness in musical interpretation. I Tickets for the concert are on six destroyers, whippet-like, escort­ Practical toys are by far the cisions is expected to be a series success of the Beethoven Glee Club, ed the Maryland into the open sea. offers you a large assort­ finest. They are built to last ing a desk set of his own, = of legislative fights this winter to Many of the numbers will also be ■ sale by the members also at Kemp's which has become a favorite among unaccompanied. Music Store. The destroyers left the Maryland ment of styles and sizes to and give real enjoyment long and here again you. can enact laws similar to the New York at San Diego. after the holidays are forgotten. choose from many styles and Kansas statutes. Because of choose from. Priced from During the voyage the Maryland At our branch store we now in­ and sizes. Priced from the sweeping character of the 17 TABLES OF PLAYERS will be under the command of Cap­ clude a comprehensive display court’s decision, more drastic leg­ DRAKE POST GIVES tain "Victor A. Kimberly. §1.75 to §7.60 of toys of this nature. We in­ islation may be proposed. Special cooks from the battle vite your inspection with full ?3.35 to $15.25 While Justice Vandevanter, who AT BUCKLAND P A R H fleet have been assigned to the confidence that you will be well, delivered the opinion in the New Hoover party arid meals will be pleased with our prices and pol­ York case, quoted liberally from UP HISTORIC HOME served from a special pantry. Ar­ icy of giving you a chance for New York court decisions attack­ Seventeen tables were filled with thur Prettyman, negro, will serve early selection. ing the Klan, the court’s direct players at the whist given in the as a personal waiter to the Hoover;?. 1 comment was limited. Referring to Buckland school last evening by Eleven other of the servants in New York legislative hearings on Famous G. A. R. Room at the Ways and Means committee, BOY/(SCOUTS the retinue are Filipinos. the Klan, Justice Vandevanter under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. OF AMERICA* As far as appearances go, as per­ said that if the legislature had the Prank Smith. This was a good taining to the deck, the Maryland report of the hearings, it was ad- Cheney Hall Vacated; crowd for a stormy evening. The will resemble an ocean liner rather yised: door prize was won by T. E. Bros- than a battleship. Deck games were “ That it (the Klan) was con­ nan. The winners of first prizes The Scout committee and Troop taken aboard and deck chairs, rugs ducting a crusade against Cath­ Schools Get Relics. were Mrs. George E. Potterton and One of Boy Scouts met at the Hol­ and other comforts have been pro­ olics, Jews and negroes and stimu­ Irving Wickham: second, Mrs. lister street school last night. The vided for the party. lating hurtful religious and race Gertrude Simpson and Irving ^cout committee met for the pur­ ■ Motion pictures will be shown on prejudices; that it was striving for The G. A. R. room in Cheney Keeney; consolation. Miss Agatha pose of making plans for the Man­ the deck every night that weather political power and assuming a hall, headquarters of Drake Post Wright and David Armstrong, .^t chester troops of Boy Scouts this will permit. Radio sets have also sort of guardianship over the ad­ No. 4 almost ever since its organ­ the close of the card playing the winter. been installed in the Hoover suite. ministration of local, state and na­ ization shortly after the Civil war, committee served home-made mar­ Troop One had an exceptionally News bulletins will be sent from MAIN SrOHE UPTOWN BRANCH tional affairs; and that at times is a G. A. R. room no more. After guerites, sugared crullers and cof­ well attended meeting, 36 Scouts Washington to the Maryland twice OPPOSITE it was taking into its own hands having been in practical disuse by fee. being present. The meeting was in a Fresh Oyster Crackers ...... 16c lb. authorities in locating her. It was their due. The post is now meeting ’-’i NOTICE! coats that have big fu r ? stated also that the girl had been at the home of Commander Lucius COLLEGE ROMANCE SALE ON LAMB.CHOPS collars. A ’good’choice questioned in New York after the Pinney, which is much more con­ murder and when it was learned venient for the members to Providence, R. I., Nov. 20.— A Finest Loin Lamb Chops ...... 49c lb. of styles, too, for the she could throw no definite light on reach. college romance became known* to­ Small Link Sau sage...... 35c lb. the case she was told to “ go away Formerly, on Memorial Days, day with the announcement of the Farr Cider Nice White Sauer K raut...... 10c lb., 3 lbs. 25c womah who needs a * and keep her mouth shut.” marriage on October 29, of Miss the members of Drake Post took Small Pieces of Pork to cook with Sauer K ra u t.. 25c lb. It was hinted in police circles great pride in showing their chil­ May Rorfman, of 'W’aterbury, Conn., larger headsize. here that the sudden swoop of the dren and then their grandchildren Pembroke college student, and Ed­ Open Tfenn Salt Spare R ibs ...... • • • ...... 20c lb. New York detectives was due to the the relics, engravings' affd-:equlpT ward Sulzberg', a junior at Brown Bacon Sq u ares...... ^...... 25c lb. Gay colored felts.' demand of Mayor Walker that ment in the post rooms and toM University, son of a New York some action be taken in solving the judge. The college romance began BAKERY SPECIALS Bright metal * clpth ' murder of the gambler. It was not personal reminiscences of war days. Then there was always the Mem­ a year ago when Miss Dorfman Morning Only! thought that the girl would be able stuffed and Baked Mackerel, large size ..... j . 50c each hats. .And a few vel­ orial Day service, which was. transferred to Pembroke from a to tell much. But taking her to New York school. Corned Beef H a s h ...... 25c lb. New York will Indicate “ action.” brought to a dramatic close when Rear 192 Main St. vets in styles for ‘the the numerous veterans of the post Potato and Egg S a lad ...... 30c lb. matron. . , ‘ BOARD BACKS TEACHER shouldered their guns and witii Squash P ies ...... i ...... 15c-35c each fixed bayonets paraded out of the ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Pound C a k e ...... 35c lb...... - 1 . . • • i New York, Nov. 20.— The Board hall to line up in company forma­ Secohd;Floor. ; _ " tion for the march to the Center. Walnut Cakes...... 30c each of Education today went on record Fudge Cup C a k es...... •...... 25c dozen in support of MisS Mildred Rice, Now the guns as well... ^ the. I TO CHRISTMAS CLUB MEMBERS gymnasftim instructress, charged other equipment have f|^SJ|veri'. Fig "Squalls ...... 25c dozen . with .whipping two children with qver’itO(. the'.schools to j^m^^andv E No payments will be accepted in 1928 Christmas Club i Pumpernickle Bread -• • • • ..•.••a., 15c loaf - lengths of rubber hose because they I amounts after Thursday, November 22 (this week). Finest Eclairs ..... 60c dozen were “ annoying.” Parents had. com­ . The engravings have,been placed OXYGEN—ACETLYNE WHEN YOU NEED A \ plained that she had been “ cruel” on the walls of.the restaurant in = Checks will be mailed to members on December 3rd. in punishing Dorothy Springham, the basement of the- Barnard S The 1929 Christmas Club will open December 6th. WELDING CARPENTER OR MASON/^, 13, and Philip Smith, 11, pupils of school, the guns '■ been tem­ for that little repair Jb6' don't tc^- Franklin Square, Long Island, grade porarily stored away „.ong with the Manchester Public Oar’ Blacksmith Forging— ^ Jobbing -get to call • / . :’ school. cartridge cases and. bayonets, and Work Called Purand Delivered.' the pyriamid of Antietem relics has THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO. .'1-776-r. u" ‘ The trouble with most men. who been given a fitting position In-the' South Manchester, Conn. . A. Podrove, Prop. Phone 10 y Charles 0. W. Nelson WitUAM KiNEBj^ 'i turn* over a new leaf is that they library In the basement of the -Barii 277 East Middle Turnpike \ s' General Co'ntinrtaif ’ ' ase the loose leaf system. nard school IJ. ) I? TeL »§3-2. - ' S19 Center Stn aonUi ■i ^ ■ '■'y ' ’- ' ^ > - .

!pLQB EOlffi MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1928.

:0tmrf(e!itfr than by the mouth. The world had was part of the farm stock at his known for many generations that j-etreat and its fate lay in his hands chaulmoogra oil would cure lepro­ —he was the boss. To end the aml- Health and Diet £tten in s IH^raUt sy If the patient could only keep mal’s agony he had a physician PUBUSipaO BZ on swallowing it, but no patient give it a quick poison. In two min­ j h b h bra ld prin tin g c®» could do that. In 1916 the medical utes it was all over. Advice Pounded by Blwood S. fiila. profession discovered a method of But the Hindus regard a cow as ' Got. U 1881 By OR. FRANK McCOT [The Sale of Bigelow-'Hartford Axminsters C ontinu^ effectively Injecting a formula of a sacred thing, never under any cir­ Byary Bvenlns Bxeapt Sundayi and Eolldaya. the oil into the muscles and into cumstances to be slain—it is a Entered at the Poet Office at Mao- the veins. Since then thousands of “mother” to all the Hindu chil­ ehester as Second Claes Mall Matter. Dr. MrCoy will gl.Hdly ans­ SUBSCRIPiTON RATES; By Mall lepers have been cured. It is, of dren, and must never suffer vio­ wer personal qiiestlona an Six dollars a year, sixty cents a course, impossible to repair the lence. That is a fixed tenet. health ,anci diet, addressed to IS month for shorter pertoda ravages already made by the dis­ Gandhi’s radical action was_ just a him, care oI The Herald. En­ By carrier, eighteen cents a week. ease but the disease itself is stop­ bit too modern, to western. It close stamped, addressed, large Slngrle copies three cents. envelope tor reply. ped. SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE­ is a serious question whether ^300 Electrolft SENTATIVE!. Hamllton-De LIsser. In fact so far has medical sci­ his influence isn’t at an end. Inc.. 285 Madison Avenue. New Vorb FRACTURES AND BROKEN $300 Orthophonic and 612 North Mlohlgran Avenue. ence advanced in this direction Before we ridicule the Hindus BONES. Chicago. that it is confidently expected that for their willingness to subordinate Victrola Tbs Manchester Evening Herald fs Victrola within a few decades leprosy will all the genius of their one great on sale in New York City at Scbults*s It Is better not to try to remove News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. have disappeared from the world. Street and 42nU. Street entrance ot leader, all that he is himself and the clothing from the Injured part Grand Central Station and at all Wherefore it is diflUcult to see all that he might be for India, to before the arrival of a doctor u’n- Hoatling News Stsnda why all the excitement over John an insignificant dogma, perhaps wo less the patient is bleeding profuse­ • • « Early. might examine our own national ly. Bleeding should be stopped by- Client ot International News Ser­ pressure: if from an artery, the v ic e record and see if we have ever $150 “International News Service has the pressure should be close to the $150 done anything like thpt. exclusive rights to use for republtca- THE RIGHT WAY wound between it and the heart; if This instrument tlpn In any form all news disuatchet- from a vein, the pressure should be Just one of these (Edited to or not otherwise oreditec Without making any particular reproduces records close to the wound with the wound fine Orthophonics, by means of tubes in this paper. It Is also exclusively fuss about it the police of Manches­ between the point of pressure and like the one sketched. entitled to use for repuPlIcaMon all EVALUATION and electricity. High­ the local or undated news published ter have recently brought about a the heart. Arterial blood comes Fine mahoaany case.. Three Negro members of the boy type mahogany herein." Pull Service Client of N E A. reform that had been needed for out in jets from the direction of the case. Servtea Vestris' crew who happen to be heart, and venous blood in a steady some time. For some reason which i gifted with some fluency of speech, stream from the direction of the TUESDAY, NOV. 20, 1928 nobody but themselves could un­ have been engaged by a vaudeville extremities. derstand the drivers of express A broken back is very serious circuit to show themselves and trucks making deliveries to stores and may cause death unle.‘?s ? ST.41E IXC03IE TAX? say something about their experi­ along Main street, south end, have handled byan expert. No attempt 1 Thefe will be much interest should ever be made to turn the long been in the habit of regarding ences for a couple of weeks at $65 among the people of this state as a week each. If they had only had patient on his face. The best posi­ themselves as immune to the traf­ tion is directly on the back until a t-o just exactly what Tax Commis­ the presence of mind to be acquit­ sioner Blodgett was driving at fic regulations regarding left-hand doctor can make a careful inspec­ If you love good music driving and parking against traf­ ted of a perfect crime, instead of tion. jtvhen he told the Connecticut dele­ helping to save the imperiled, pas­ In fracture of the skull there is gation to the New England confer­ fic. By good luck they traveled on sengers of a sinking ship, the nothing that a non-medical aid can ence that there must be a wider the left side of the street and halt­ vaudeville manager who would do except to keep the patient on his (diffusion of taxation in Connectl- ed their cars in the roadway while back with the head slightly raised have dared to offer them less than you’ll want one of these Victrolas .Scut and proposed the creation" of making deliveries, without becom­ and apply cold compresses to the a thousand a week would have injury. If the surgeon is greatly ;an expert tax commission. ing involved in accidents, but their been forever condemned as a short­ delayed, it may he advisaWe to ad­ ' For some reason best known to practices were the cause of fre­ sighted tightwad by his fraternity. minister castor oil to clean out the ^imself Mr. Blodgett permitted a quent close calls and a great deal bowels. jcertain amount of ambiguity to of indignation. Compound fractures should be and now you can save halt! surround what was supposed to be For a week or more, however. It splinted as are simple fractures and in addition, great care must be a very important statement. Is it has been observable that the ex­ RESILIENT Our idea of an optimist is Gov­ exercised to keep the wound clean. a limited few lovers of music we offer 'that he was gently preparing the press trucks were obeying traffic Plain boiled water may be used o assure yourself the joy of good music this Christ­ way for the springing of a state in­ rules, like anybody else. It is un­ ernor A1 Smith signing a Thanks­ to wash away dirt. One must be these last few g^uine Victrolas at HALF mas by choosing one of these Victrolas now and giving Day proclamation—which come tax proposition upon the peo­ derstood that this is the result of careful to keep the jagged edge? of T PRICE or less. There are only a limited letting us store it until late in December ? Ortho­ ple of this state? Is that the means terse but clearly understandable he did on Sunday, beating to it a lot the broken bone from doing more number available so we urge an immediate selec- phonic models are included in the reductions as damage. of diffusing the state tax which he police admonition. “Do it again of governors with more reason for toin. After these Victrolas are gone we will dis­ you will note. NO INSTRUMENTS HAVE joy. continue our Victrola department. Why not expects would be evolved by the and get pinched,’’ was in effect the In most fractures it Is ^visable BEEN EXCLUDED! expert commission which he pro­ message. to apply cold compresses to assist poses? If so we are of the opinion For which, commendations. in reducing the selling until the that Mr. Blodgett and those who There is only one way to make doctor is able to make his examina­ traffic regulations effective and IN NEW. YORK tion. |95 Orthophonic are with him in the scheme are des­ Never attempt to transport a per­ "i?235 Orthophonic tined to meet with a large amount that is to enforce them without New York, Nov. L9.— Perhaps son with a broken long bone with­ of very lively opposition. fear, favor or discrimination. The this could happen in some place out the support of a splint. Victrola There is just one reason why recent ticketing of the cars of all other than Manhattan. But T doubt If you should be injured, your­ /Victrola it! self, where no help is to be had, Connecticut will want very little sorts, and conditions of persons for A few days after the murder of illegal parking has had a salutary you should use the same methods of indeed to do with a state income Arnold Rolhstein, king of the New splinting that you should on an­ tax. It is not that such a tax can­ influence. There has been a very York gamblers, a newspaper print­ other person before attempting to not be made a just and equitable marked improvement in the situa­ ed a large photograph showing a travel. $115 deck of marked playing cards. It The after treatment of fractures one, for it can. It would be general­ tion in the last couple of weeks. was with such cards, so the paper This is a “Consolette” ly opposed because it presents a must be handled by a doctor or model Victrola having an A large cabinet-type of claimed, that Rothstein was hospital. The condition is too single alternative—either a tax SHUTTING THEIR EYES “gyppe V’ in a big poker game. Be­ Orthophonic reproducer. Victrola with Orthophonic lieving he bad been party to a serious for amateurs to attempt hitting the individual harder than The London newspapers, or treatment. However, should ybu bfc Cabinet is of mahogany reproducer and tone cham­ “fixed” game, it was said that the ber. Italian style case of he ought to be hit or else, if the some of, them at least, are taking a gambler had hesitated about pay­ out in the wilderness where no doc­ with metal parts in gun- tor is obtainable, you should put amount to be paid by citizens with perfectly incomprehensible attitude ing up. metal. mahogany and gumwood. At any rate, while walking down padded splints about the Injury and Incomes in the lower brackets are toward the Vestris disaster and the stretch the injured limb in as nor­ VICTOR RECORDS equally small, the cost of adminis­ Broadway the day after this photo­ efforts of the United States govern­ graph appeared I noticed a number mal a position as possible. tration of the tax would be out of ment to get at the underlying of copies of the newspaper page The site of the injury may be all proportion to the amount net­ truth. There seems to be a dispo­ pasted on the window of a “magic treated with cool wet compresses. ted to the state. and trick” store in the early Fif­ The diet should consist for the sition to take it completely for first week almost e.xclusively of raw ■\Ve are not at all inclined to ties. X and up granted tliat the testimony of And just above them was a huge fruits and non-starchy vegetables. ?285 Console ^125 Orthophonic agree with the intimation in Mr. scores of survivors concerning con­ sign, reading: “Cards just like In practically every fracture of a Blodgett’s address that taxation ditions on the Vestris for twenty- these can be bought here for long bone it is necessary for the surgeon to use a stretching process Victrola 10-inch Black Seals, reduced Victrola is a matter far beyond the ken of four h 9urs previous to the sending $1.75.” ' The nerve of thus candidly boast­ termed “e.xtension” to prevent a from 75c. the General Assembly, a sort of of the S O S is of no account at all, ing over the trade in crooked and shortening of the limb or overlap­ $1.25 12-inch Black Seals .. 31c esoteric problem that must be dealt and that nobody is competent to shady devices is a constant chal­ ping of the bones. with only by specially trained havg either opinion or knowledge lenge to thte credulousness of the Some people have abnormally $1.50 10-inch Red Seals ... .S7c $62.50 minds. 'We are inclined to adhere of facts except certain officers of average visitor. brittle bones. This is because of Yet I watched thousands of pe­ $2.00 10-inch Red Seals .... 50c to the fundamental Connecticut the ship and the owners’ agents. wrong feeding. 'When we learn destrians as they looked at the sign, to live properly, our bones will not This is one of the Louis Another console type theory that the Legislature of this One of the most completely false smiled cynically, shrugged shoul­ $2.00 12-inch Red Seals .... 50c state is the really responsible law­ be over-brittle and should a break XV type of console cabinet, Victrola having Orthophon­ stories ever put on the cables was ders and moved on. occur, the knitting together will $2.50 12-inch Red Seals___ 75c ic reproducer. The low making body and must continue to sent to one London newspaper by take place rapidly. taken in exchange for an I am told that the -world’s cost­ cabinet is of mahogany and be; that it is more to be depended its New York correspondent, who After the break has healed there Orthophonic. Electric mo­ liest rehearsals for an individual may be a> kind of neuralgic pain for tor, gold plated metal parts. gumwood with turned legs. on to express the will of the peo­ declared that he had learned from have been taking place of late in ple than any commission of ex­ a long time. This can best be treat­ indisputable evidence (that of Mecca Auditorium. ed with alternaae hot and cold ap­ pert*, so-called; and that when­ three very subordinate officers of Hope Hampton, she of the rose­ plications or deep therapy lamp ever the Assembly throws up its ate hair and ivory complexion, ha.s the Vestris) that the ghip was in been making something like $100,- and massa."®- Should the bone be hands over any legislative problem no danger at all until the fireroom 000 worth of. preparations for a allowed to heal in a wrong position, and calls in such a pilot as this force mutinied. grand opera debut in Philadelphia, it cannot be straightened unless it proposed commission would be, to so they tell me. is surgically broken again and Feeding such stuff as that to properly reset. WATKINS BROTHERS, Miss Hampton, in case it Is not steer the ship for it, the people of their readers and abusing the this; state will have surrendered generally known, is in private life United States authorities who are the wife of Jules Brulator, who, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. 54 at South Manchester their government into the hands of conducting the investigation would thanks to an invention, gets a few Soft Teeth. Question: Reader writes: “My self endorsed specialists—and that seem to provide ground for belief dimes every time a moving picture film unwinds for a ' few inches. dentist has told me my teeth are is just about the last thing Connec­ that the English editors simply do softening. What is the cause and ticut will ever do if she remains With hundreds of thousands of not w'ant to know the facts about feet unreeling everywhere, his in­ cure for this?” true to her traditions. the Vestris disaster—all they are come is enormous. Answer: The softening of teeth is caused through lack of organic To be sure, the problem of taxa­ interested in is a whitewashing for At any rate. Miss Hampton has tion is one about which the Con­ been rehearsing before a group of minerals in your diet or becau.se of the Lamport & Holt line. a systemic acidosis which is de­ necticut Legislature does not know experts and operatic notables. These have been “standing by” to stroying these mineral elements as This work, “Spy and Counter-Spy”, the sinister front but only a -hid­ everything. But with all due 're­ the most famous. He estimates CRASH-PROOF CARS give advice on voice technique and rapidly aa you are p'utting them In­ is virtually a textbook on spies. As den continuity in in ematlohal es­ •that about 45,000 spies were In the spect to Commissioner Blodgett Perhaps- the solution of the ailing. A “personal” orchestra of to your body through food. I be­ i^\SHINGTON( indicating the extent of their peace­ pionage it means that most of us field during the war, all liable rio k.Ti musicians has been on hand to lieve the tendency toward soft teeth time activities. Rowan points out and his acquaintances we very automobile fatality problem lies, live and work, endeavoring to pros­ the death penalty. But he says that give her the atmosphere and exact is usually developed in early child­ UTW that 17 persons were convicted.of per and keep up certain standards much doubt if he could pick a not in the reduction of speed or the not more than a thousand were musical accompaniment wklch will hood or even before the child is espionage in five European coun­ of private Integrit., while unof­ killed, either before a firing iquhd commission that did. There is no­ prevention of accidents, but in the eventually be found in the theater bom. If this is recognised early tries during the four months ending ficially but at public expense there body in the world who knows or less formally, and ha compares building of automobiles -which ■will wherein she makes her appearance. in life, it may be possible to bring BY RODNEY DUTCHETl with last February. is being fought underg-ound a oon- the deathu rata among war spies, everything about taxation. Most stand the gaff. about structural changes In the stant skirmish of resource and in­ 2.21 per cent, with that of 18.88 Speaking of music—there aro teeth, but the beat that can be done people will be quite as willing to Washington, Nov. 20.—In peace Most spies are so cheap to em­ trigue, a duel of spy and counter- among the 46,000.j OO troops on This idea Is suggested by the fv)ur or five white-haired -women 'is to prevent the trouble from be­ ploy, Rowan says, that they are al­ spy, generally recognized as both take a chance with the Legisla­ wreck of a Boston and Albany ex­ who regularly attend the symphony or war, the siies of the world have all fronts available for combat coming worse. always offered faiscinating feasts ways numerous. Even bankrupt natural and Illegal.” ture’s capacity or Incapacity as press train at Beckett, Mass., on c(>:j certs and who have been nick­ governments are not too poor to en­ Rowan tells of t.ac offer of a with the disinterestedness or in­ named “the sobbies.” Erythema Nodosum. for the Imagination which fre­ Sunday. Eight cars of the express quently have been garnished and gage a few. In peace time, with less naval power recently for 1,000.000 terestedness of a commission. T’liey sit patiently back until the Question: Mrs. N. R. M. writes: danger, nore persons are willing to pounds, which was met by a states­ left the rails when the train, trav­ orcliestra strikes upon some mov­ “I am a woman of 34 and had served up by writers of fiction. d a f e i t \ As a matter of fact, the fictional work at espionage. man’s cynical assurance - that it eling at 54 miles an hour, hit a ing or emotionally tense strains, erythema nodosum about eight would Ije better to let another gov­ A M C R iC AN WELL, WHAT OF IT? freight car that buckled out of a whereupon they all break into tears weeks, ago and am -weak from it spy appears to have little or noth­ and have the nicest cry. An old- ing on his actual, living prototype. “It Is a curious note that espion­ ernment buy It, whereafter his A leper from the North Car- train going in the opposite direc­ yet. Can you tell me the cause of own agents could soon steal 11. lona mountains, named John Early, timer tells me they have been on this disease and how long It lasts?” There are more of the latter than is age does not subside simply be­ HISIOEI tion. Only one passenger was in­ hand for the last several seasons ordinarily imagined, and they are cause hostilities are past,” Rowan has been discharged as cured from Answer; This is an inflammatory N o v ^ b e r 20 jured -and he but slightly. and to date no one has discovered skin disease marked by tender red correspondingly busy. All large na­ writes. “Nations of only potential The theory Is, of course, that it the' National Leper Home at Car- the secret of their sadness, nor just tions maintain espionage systems to anagonism, who are happily far off is the Job of State Depa;-tment, 1767—Law taxing imports %o Thirty years ago, when the cars nodules, due to exudation of blood colonies went Into effect. ville. La., and his case is being re­ why they continue this funeral and serum,, and accompanied by in­ keep them informed concerning from a state of war, anil who may Army and Navy to know all about would have been built of wood, the other country’s foreign office, 1'781—^Virginia’s delegates in ferred to as “another triumph in role. tense itching and burning. The what are supposed to be the secrets even have been devoted allies In a probably two or three score of of other nations;' it is only in time recently concluded struggle, will Army and Nairy. Germany, before Congress were authorised modern science.” Perhaps the tri­ lesions appear in successive to cede the state’s western lives would have been lost in such The same "old-tipaer” pointed out patches, and the disease lasts for of war that the newspaper reader spy upon each other with all the^ the .war, had encyclopaedic knowl­ umph lies in haying gotten the ob­ to me the other night, a ticket lands to the federal fs6^~ an accident. But the railroads be­ several weeks. It is considered begins to get an idea how extensive vigor of inveterate foes. The regi­ edge of every other country on ernment. streperous Mr. Early to submit to scalper who' has operated in front these peacetime skeleton organiza­ ments of the secret service are earth. gan to build cars that are practi­ of Carnegie Hall for 16 years. He highly infectious but can be quickly 1866—First, national encomp- the none-too-pleasant treatment cured by the application of certain tions really have been. sometimes reduced, but never de­ “Chiefly under direction of the ment of O. A. R. held tn cally collision proof, and since then buys up subscription tickets and Military and naval attaches with mobilized. No treaty of peace has naval and military attaches,” nowadays used in leprosy cases, remedies which your doctor or .‘-Indianapolis. the risk to passengers in railroad sells them for double their box of­ druggist can furnish you. diplomatic missions are the spear­ ever sent them home rejoicing. Rowan says, "there ivcrt gathered ■for John long ago beiiame a public accidents has been tremendously fice value. heads of the espionage systems and “The treaty of ‘VorsaUles had yet all the :acts, the very substance of -character by running away from are so commonly recognized. Sdme to be drafted and the Teutonic bail a conqueror’s dream, about har­ diminished. Also there is a blind man who Normal Weight. Carvllle, appearing at a hotel in The first collision-proof automo­ Question: L. J. writes: “Please oi them in Washington admit It, for bond fixed v. Ken all the trium phant bors and principal cities, and the has not *mi8sed a Friday afternoon Instance, and those representing allies set straightway to work, spy­ hills from which artillary could Washington and on another occa­ bile ought to make the everlasting performance at the Metropolitan state the normal weight of a per­ son from child hood to manhood.” smaller nations with whom we are ing upon one another as if that command them; about bridges ahd sion by getting his gun and defy­ fortune of its manufacturer. Opera House in four seasons. . He reserves the same seat tor each per­ Answer: The weight would vary certain never to have serious were the only known way to safe­ railroad lines, roads and valleys/ ing all hands to take him in trouble often joke about their jobs guard a victor’s share of the spoils. and ditches and canals; all facili­ formance. Until recently. It was not with the height and measurement And he denied him , ra y in g Wom­ charge. PROPORTION known that he was blind, since he at the different ages; also in rela­ as boss spies. “Espionage is not only a pastime ties, all obstructions, and, to be an, I know him not.—iLnke 22;^. The cure itself certainly Isn’t Mahatma Gandhi, Nationalist wears a special type of eye-glasses. tion to glandular activity and tem- of consuls, attaches and minor sure, reports on fortifications, phenomenal,-They have been cur­ So familiar has he beconie with lienament. No set standard can be Richard Wilmer Rowan, an diplomatists; it is also in its subtly naval bases, drydocks and ar­ Falsehood is cowardice.—Hort- leader of India, stands in immedi­ •used, but each case must be judg­ American who studied the spy net­ organized perforc^ancs an unlawful senals.” ing l^ ro s y fox.;* dozen years, ever his seat location that he goes to Ballou. . ate danger^ of losing * his millions of it without any effort, though gen­ ed separately. * work in Europe over a period of act of invasion. Yet governments In addition to telling all about since they idiind ways of intro- followers because he had a cow erally he is accompanied by a wom­ many years, has written a book devoted to maintaining peace and how spies work ana the kind of President EmiUo p t ductog--tlie aiitlent remedy chaul;, killed. The cow ■' sick and suf­ an companion. Another thing the ultimate con­ about It which give's^ as complete a order indulge in almost incessant people they really are, Rowan re-; Mexico is.----- said... .. to . bS i posted |n sumer pays withou. realizing it Is adventures with spies . jnobgra^dil info the system otherj fering. It could not be cured. It picture as a subject with so much ■Hews their 'World* War, activities aviation. The quite GILBERT SWAN. the salary of the bill, collector. jwcrscy attached to it could provide. “If, then, .uere is 3 truth^-on -and gives case histories of some of swift means of'transdbniiLiion. ■ - \ :'J MANCHESTER '(CONN.)' EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20,~1928,

lyn street has entered the R ock-] Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Newman HEAR SOS CALL jr«- STREET PUPILS ville* City hospital for treatment, l had as week-end and Sundar SUbats Miss Julia Peacock of Bristol; TOLLAND Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Chase and Boston. Nov. 2 0 '— The Greek RockvUlie spent the week-end with Miss son Fred, Mr. and Mrs. Luther steamship Alexaudra sent, out an IN SCHUBERT PROGRAM ! t. Laura Robertson of Union street. Frischman and soni Luther, Jr., SOS from a point,west of toe Azores Miss Frances Tobin is ill at her Mrs. Sarah White Dimock, home and daughter, ’ Ethel, o f Burnside; today and was succored ''by. a tug home on Hale street. •New Sign for Star Hardware demonstration agent of the ’Tolland Mr. and Mrs. George Nf'wman and from Fayal, according to radio ^fty Parents and Friends . Alfred Rosenberg, proprietor of County Farm Bureau, with Miss daughter Althea of Rockville; Mrs. messages. J -Hear Fine Rendition of Fa- •the Star Hardware Company, will 7Jsbeth MacDonough, a nurse of Nellie Fitch of West Hartford, Mrs. , The messages were , picked up by Gertrude Gaffney and daughter, install a new electric sign across ;he extension department, held a the Tufckerton, N. J., radio station ;inbus Composer’s Works. meeting at the home of Mrs. C. Shirley', '6f ‘ Hartford,' and‘ MISa and relayed, being intercepted here the two store fronts on Union REC NOTES Mabel Morganson and son, Frank, street. The^sign will be 45 feet long Hibbard West at Snipsic District by the Tropical Radio Corporation. ^^|Franz Schubert, the German com- last Friday afternoon. Sixteen ladies of Tolland; = > ’ l^qser, the one hundredth anniver- and 4 feet wide and will^ye.^le,?- and sixteen children • were present Several persons from here are M •ary of whose death occurred yes- tric lights every' jtdot. '■ Turkeys will be given for first and listened to a very interesting be the only one of its-town expecting to attend the Sunday I terday, furnished the subject of an prizes and live chickens for second talk on the care of children. Thurs­ School Convention that is .to be excellent program given in the au- and is expected . to a^lytf-raome prizes At the setback card party at day afternoon of last week, Mrs. held at the Baptist church in.Nor- ^tltorium of the Porter street school time next week. Elaborate..Christ­ the'West Side Rec tomorrow even­ Dimock and Miss MacDonough wich Wednesday, Thursday and I yesterday afternoon. The anniver­ mas decorations are bein^fpjahned ing. ' were at tbe home of Mrs. Howard for the two stores. -'• ’ Friday of this .week, sary celebration was not only en­ Last night at the men’s setback Crandall and spoke on the same Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wilcox of joyed by the pupils of the school Anton Wozniak party at the East Side Rec. T. Lar­ subject 4o thirteen ladies and sev­ Merrow w;ere recent guests of Mr. but upwards of 5t) parents and ’• Anton Wozniak, 68, of 133 West son of 14 Laurel Place and G. eral children. and Mrs. James Rhodes. friends were present. Mrs. Willo Main street will be buried today Coleman of 48 Maple street playing Mrs. C. Hibbard West and son, Buprenant directed- the program Mrs. Maud Steele and son. Mason at the Grove Hill cemetery. He. as partners won first prize and a Rupert, were guestS'Of *Mf., and Mrs. and rendered a piano - number, of Ellington were guests Saturday died Sunday at the Rockyllle City turkey apiece. Philip Farr and J. of relatives in Tolland. Mason Ivan Wilcox of Merrow,/recently'. March Militaire ;and the song, hospital. He was born in Poland, Olson took second prize which was . Mr. and Mrs. Fred .Metcalf aqd i'Hark, Hark, the Lark!” Miss Ade- Steele accompanied his cousin, Ber­ and leaves no relatives iln this three children , of Mantic ‘ were The WorWs Fastest jiaide Sporer, the drawing teacher, neckties. Next Monday night will nice A. Hall, to Storrs, where they country. be the final opportuUity.* .to win witnessed the football game be­ week-end guests' of relatives' and played “ By the Sea.” The principal, Market Street Economy Moved Mr. and Mrs. jratnes Rhodes, bUss Frances Spillane and Mrs. turkeys before Thanks^vlng Day. tween the Storrs and Kingston, R. Hot Breakfast The Economy store which has At the Thursday aftgj^oon whist I., college teams. Miss Anna /Zalinkb/ aPd - -Miss Cooks in 2V^ to S tiatmSos—quUkor then toast Buprenant sang a duet, and the been located in the Bingenheimer Catherine Wilcox of Hartford’ were /.'teachers iu chorus sang “ Who Is party at the West Side-Rec roast­ The Sunshine Class of the Fed^ block on Malrket street, has been ing chickens will be. given away erated Sunday School and their week-end guests of Miss Zalinka’s ^^ylvia.” , moved to the store recently vacat­ parents, Mr. vand Mrs. Steye Za- t A drill was executed by the chll- for first prizes and groceries for teacher, Mrs. Walter Button, will ed by the Brocktott; Shoe store in^ second. • meet: in the church Thursday after­ linka of the Skungamug District. |[^en of grades 1 and 2, a nuipber of Mrs. Bodmar and children -have ^ h u b e rt melodies were sung ny the Wehdhelsdr block.: j > /.Saturday, night’s whist party at noon to roll bandages for the Good- McKenna as Cpunpilman. ihe -'West Side Rec will also have now Hospital at Talladega, Ala­ moved to the Ambrose Clark farm grades 3 and 4. Evelyn Wilson of in' Skungaftiug which she recently /^rade 5 gave a reading on the life John McKenaai an employee of luikeys'’’ and chickens' as first and bama. t-he Confiiecttout Company, has. con­ second prizes respectively. Oliver Pavey, a boy. fifteen years purchased from Mr. Ductig. i^pr the great composer, and a little The Electric Light poles are near­ play entitled “ The Night After a sented to run for Councilman in Plans are going forward and ar­ of age, rode his bicycle from New CONFIDENTIAL the third ward on the Democratic rangements being completed for London to Tolland street, a distance ly all set from 'Tolland center to LSchubert Concert,” written by one Skungamug and the houses are [of the teachers was presented by ticket. Mr. McKenna was a candi­ the annual fair which the Recrea­ of over fifty miles, in four and a You can get up to $300 to pay your past due biils, buy cloth­ date several years ago, losing by tion Centers will hold Friday night half hours. He spent the week-end nearly all wired ready for the'eloc- ing, or coal, pay insurance premiums, make a payment, dn^yoqr girades 5 and 6. tric current. Too much to eat— too rich a diet \ oply a few votes. o f , this week in the main gymna-. with relatives, Mr,_and Mrs. Edward home— for any worthy purpose. Payments are extended over ■ The next assembly will be held Mr. and Mrs. Michael . Larson — or 'too much smoking. Lots of l^ajt the school Friday, November 23 Card Party at St. John’s slum of . the. East Side building. Wochomurka and family. things cause sour stomach, but one twenty mnoths time so that they cannot become burdeni^me to The Good Will club of St. John’s have been entertaining their daugh­ you. You have the privilege of paying in full any time!. In­ 11 a. m. The kindergarten chil- There will be numerous booths and Harry Wood called on his' sister ter and grandchildren from Niagara thing can correct it quickly. Phil­ ^?dren under the direction of Miss Episcopal church will hold a "card a program for the old and young. terest is charged just for the actual time you use the money. in Springfield,, Mass., Monday. Falls, lips Milk of Magnesia will alkalin- ,1*2 a month repays a 1^40 loan. - >• , i ivBosson will entertain.,- party tonight in the parish, rooms. ize the acid. Take a spoonful of There/will be tables for whist, Mr.' and Mrs. Fred Carpenter, .$3 a month repays a $60 loan. ^ who have been spending several this pleasant preparation, and the bridge and pinochle. Prizes will b*? PEAR THREE DROWNED system is soon sweetened. ,$3 a month repays a $100 loan. '. / awarded and refreshments servea. months on the Island of Sumatra, Plus lawful interest. ■* ^ have returned to their home in Phillips is always ready to re­ Other amounts from $10 to $300 on similar small payments.; . / D. A. R. Send Xmas Boxes Buffalo, N. Y., Nov. 20.— Three lieve distress from over-eating; to . - Sabra Trumbull Chapter, D. A. Hartford. They spent the week-end No extra charges of any kind— you get the full amotm't of th®' men on board two barges which with Mrs. Carpenter’s father. Judge PISO’S .check all acidity; or neutralize R. will send a Christmas box to loan in cash. We will be glad to give you further in'tormatihn ; Rev. J. W- Deeter gave a very broke away from the tug Audrey Edward S. Agard, and her uncle, ./»reaughs nicotine. Remember this for your the - Maryland College, Maryville, last night in a 50-mile gale off without obligating you in any way. Call and see us. "STbu cwi I^erestlng talk Sunday on the Con- William Agard. and family. own comfort; for the sake of those get a loan today. Tehn., and one to Ellis Inland. Miss Point Abino, Ontario, in Lake Erie,’ around you. Endorsed by physi­ fisrence of International Churches Adelaide Sperry has charge of the Dr. and Mrs. Guptill, Miss Fras­ for Peace and Good Will, which ho are feared to have been drowned. cians, but they always say Phillips. packing of the gifts. Coast Guardsmen searching for the er and Mr. and Mrs. John Isham/ IDEAL FINANCING ASSOCIATION, foe. attended in New York City last of Hampden, Mass., were Sunday Don’t buy something else and ex­ 983 Main Street, Room 408,. Hailfot^,; Conn. Rehearsals Under Way for barges stated in a radio message to pect the same results! . week. “Jade Doll” the local Coast Guard station early guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter But­ American Industrial Building. ' ■ ■’ ' The Christian Endeavor society ton and family. Hours 9-5:30 Saturday 9 -1 . Phone. The first rehearsal of the play today that they had found no trace HAVE YOUR HOUSE RID OF I held its regular meeting at the the “ Jade Doll” was held last even­ of the barges or the men and ex­ Peter Johnson spent the week­ F. W. HAWKINSON,: M gr. [I church Sunday evening. Mrs. Ruby ing at the Sykes auditorium. The pressed fear that the trio had been end with Mr. and. Mrs. Morgan COCKROACHES, BED BUGS Gibson was the leader. The topic play -will be presented in December swept to death. Johnson of Hartford. AND MOTHS BY FUMIGA­ was, “ What the practice of stew­ 'uhder^the auspices of the Men’s TION. Safe and sure. I ardship would mean to the world.” Union. Miss Leila Church of this Milk . Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lyman BOX 69. I city has charge of the event. v w w v v Manchester, Conn. 1 celebrated their 59th wedding an­ Eastern Star Meeting Tonight of Magnesia ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT FAYS niversary Sunday. Their dinner Hope Chapter, O. E. S. will hold ■ guests were their granddaughter, a meeting this evening in Masonic Mrs. Henry Massey and Mr. Massey hall. A playlet, “ The Anti-Gossip of Bolton. Later in the afternoon Club” will be given by the Novem­ POP CORN Mr. and Mrs. Ralph .Carpenter and ber Social committee of which sons and Norman Lyman of Hart­ Mrs. A, Frank Little is chairman. Molasses Pop Corn Balls ford were visitors. Following the social refrej^^iUi^ts Mrs. Clara Hanmer entertained will be served. , at luncheon Thursday several Roll Call at Baptist. Pop Corn Fudge members of the Colchester Bridge .The annual Roll Cali2t,ot; the, V club of which Mrs. Hanmer is a Rockville Baptist church will Ae Pop Com Macaroons ■* member. held this evening opening - , Four BuckleJ^rctics Thanksgiving Special Price ...... D ^ C First quality light weight, wide toes, narrow may be repaid $5 monthly, Children’s 7-8 length. Socks, Values Q Q > , toes; $4.50 value. plus lawful interest up to 50c, Thanksgiving,Sale Price Thanksgiving Sale Prices ..... $2.95 Men’s Fancy Socks.- v Be fitted to a pair now— you •will need them $SOO Loan Thanksgiving Sale P rice ...... 50c sopn. PAYMENTS ARE ON EASY TERMS 1- may be repaid $10 months Our terms make payments so you’cah- ly, plus lawful interest $300 Loan MEN’SSHOES _ not afford to buy anything but a Stealing may be repaid $15 months Broken Lines Men’s Black and Tan Oxfords. ~' ly plus lawful interest Regular $10 Thanksgiving Sale P rice ...... $6,95 “^$7.95 > V—' Every payment reduce® the interest'cost. ALiiiSALES FINAL, NO EXCHANGES 1- ^ PERSONAL FINANCE A . GREZEL COMPANY ; Headquarters foi Plumbing and Heating Supplies Rooms 2 and 8, tUate Theatmr . G. Simmons Corporation Boildiiig, 768 Main Street. . 8U, aiANCHBSTKK, CONN. 48-58 PRATT STREET “The Street of Fine Shops RADIOS ClalU Write or l*bone4l«0-4. 0pea S :S 0to 5. Sat. 8;80 to 1. HARTFORD, CONN. Main S t, Opposite.Park^St-, r .Licensed by State, South Manchestec -4 • - bonded to public.

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'JJ aft# Cronin, said to be leaders of the HOPPE TRIES AGAIN Troy gang that terrorised Worces­ COLUMBIA BOLTON OPEN FORUM ter county, were '^Boppe’s accom-' pUces'according to police, and vSe're THAT NYE CASE TO GET o u t OF JAIL also confined in eolitary eelis. Dr. H. P. Talbot of the State The Ladies’ Aid Society will Editor, The Herald: Aceordlng'to police, Charles Trip- meet at the basement Thursday af­ Was somewhat surprised to find pi, 21-year-old jguhman who killed Board of Health gave an illustrated the.Editor’s note at the bottom of Boston, Mass., Ndv. 20:— Ste­ Aronnd The Windows lecture on "Social Hygiene” at ternoon. The hostesses are Mrs. Turnkey Frederick Pfluger In an my letter in the Open Forum last phen J. Hoppe, notorious New Eng­ Yeomans Hall Thursday evening. Arthur Merrill and Mrs. Charles ; land Jail breaker and lifer, and two attempted Jail break a.week ago, Loomis. evening. was too anxious to escape and This meeting was nnder the aus­ I did not care to sgy too much of bis desperate prison compan­ and doors, the cracks will let in Mr. and Mrk R. K. Jones and started shooting before- Hoppe, the pices of the local school board in about the assessors’ office as 1 ions were in solitary confinement the drafts, no matter how well conjunction with the Department of son. Junior, spent Sunday as guests in the Cherry hlir section of state alleged “ brains” of. the gang, gave knew that the reporter on your re- ibe signal. Investigation of the Farm and Rural Work of the Na­ of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Fogll in portorial staff could hot obtain all prison at Charlestown today, after t^he house is built, Don’t sit East Hartford. Trippi case gave police the Up that tional Council of Jewish Women. bis false statements in that office. I a highly-organized wholesale Jail and shiver. Have storm doors Miss Bakos and Miss Ell of the delivery had been nipped in the the wholesale break would be at­ Miss Mildred Latham and Mrs. will say at this time that the map tempted, Ruth Jacobs have been spending WilHmantlc Normal school trained in the assessors’ office with the bud. and windows put on before the several days In Hartford. at the Center school this week. names of owners on it did not mean Information received at the dis­ worst weather arrives. You A Red Cross roll call is being There will be a Community card a thing until corrections were made trict attorney’s office, indicated that conducted through the town with party at the home of Mrs. Charles by Mr. Nelson and myself. machine guns, revolvers, and bombs Arlyne C. Moriarty will save their cost on your fuel bill. Sumner Saturday nlghL. The pro­ very good success. 1 mentioned in Paragraph six of were to be used in the dash for Teacher of ceeds will go to the benefit of the freedom., Past automobiles sup­ Miss Lila Seeley who teaches at hall. my yesterday’s letter about the as­ Groton, spent the week end at her sessors needing a clerk. The above plied by gangs on the outside were PIANO. HARMONY. VOICE Miss Florence Glenney spent the was what I referred to. to bo made available to bear the We cai^ all kinds of lum­ home on Chestnut Hill. She had week-end at the home of her par­ convicts away. Fall Term Now Open. wlth;her as her guest Miss Greene ents in Manchester. If the Herald’s reportorlal ac­ ber, for every purpose. count is substantially correct will William H. Troy and Philip H. ____ Telephone 87. also a teacher at the same school. The Choral Club organized Mon­ A meeting In the interests of you kindly advi$ie the public what day evening under the direction of one item was correct and what poultry raising was held in the Mrs. Ruth Welles of South Coven-r Christmas in the offing lies« ’’Our Lumber Builds Manchester Town Hall W^nesday afternoon. try. The officers are as follows: So far, and yet so near. deeds recorded in the Town Clerk’s The tax collector, Howard office proves his statements. Homes--Oar Coal Heats Them.’* President, Alice Lee; secretary and Start your buying now, or you’ll 4 Squires, is sending out notices of treasurer, Lillian Switzer; library Be standing on your ear. Just forget the assessors’ office the personal tax which is now due. for these Real Estate transactions, committee. Miss Annie Alvord. they might not be correct. The Town Wm. Macht, a student at Mt. H O W A R D SCHOLARSHIPS A card party was given by Miss Clerk’s office is the place to find Hermon at Northfleld, Mass., spent Lavinia Fries Saturday evening for the owners names by the deeds re­ MANCBesrreR IxiMeeRCo. the week end at his home here. the benefit of the Choral club and Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 20.-— William . UWOtfOkATID $11.50 was realized. Award of 170 scholarships to fresh­ corded. South Manchcscer. ConnecUdit Mrs. Ceri Gates of Hartford In other words when you are spent the week end at the home of Mrs. William Stetson' has return­ men of Harvard was announced to­ ed to her home in Cromwell, after day, Harvard clubs providing 45 of whipped, Acknowledge it. Do not Mrs. C. A. Holmes. pour oil on the fire as it may blaze Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Collins, Miss spending a few days, with her sister, these scholarships. P. Quish Miss Adelia Loomis. The associated Harvard clubs out: in another place. Lura Collins and Cleveland Collins Thanking you for space to print, % of East Hartford spent the week The trustees of the hall library scholarship was awarded to Earl T. committee met Saturday afternoon Floathe, Pendleton, Oregon, and I am, ■ end at the home of Miss Myrtle Sincerely yours, Collins. at the library. J. W. Phelps resigu- the New England Federation of Funeral as trustee and Charles Loomis was Harvard Clubs scholarship to Rob­ ROBERT M. REID. Miss Margaret Blakely, who is Manchester, Conn.^ Nov. 20, 1928. in training at the Hartford hospi­ appointed to fill the vacancy. The ert Russell French, of Watertown, tal spent the week end at her home following officers were appointed N. Y. These were the two awards here. for the coming year: President, most keenly sobght. Charles Loomis; secretary, Elsie The Harvard Club of Connecti­ TEST ANSWERS Home P h o n e A supper and entertainment was Jones; treasurer, Charles Sumner; cut scholarship went to Henry given under the auspices of the C. entertainment committee, Elsie Evans Stowell, of New Haven, E. society Saturday evenings, over Here is the answer to the Letter Jones, chairman; Edna Sumner, Conn., and the Harvard Club of Golf puzzle on the comic page: 201 100 being at the supper. The en­ Ambulance Service— Lady Attendant John Massey, Ernest Howard; lib­ New Canaan scholarship went to DECK, DOCK, COCK, COOK, tertainment consisted of selections rary committee, Samuel Alvord, Charles Russell Graff, also of New COOP, CHOP, C H Il, SHIP. . f by an orchestra under the direction chairman; Mrs. Frank Strong, Miss Haven. 225 Main Street Telephone 887 of a Mr. A. E. Lyman, .recitations, Adelia Loomis, Mrs. Ernest How­ a short play and song by a chorus ard, Mrs. Thomas Bentley. of young ladies. A goodly sum was Thomas Bentley has been ill the The Royal Varangian Guard was added to the C. E. treasury. past week. composed of young Anglo-Saxon no­ Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hutchins Misses Ella and Jeanette Sum­ bles who formed the life guard of and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hutchins ner of Hartford spent the week-end Emperor Alexius. attended the meeting of East Cen­ at their home here. tral Pomona at Tolland last Wed­ Charles Loomis of Pawtucket nesday. spent the week-end at his home Mr. and Mrs. William Wolff here. spent Saturday in Norwich. Miss Edith Maxwell of South Raymond Lyman, rural carrier Manchester spent the week-end at for this town, attended the meet­ the home of Mrs. David Toomey. ing held in Andover Saturday eve­ Mrs. Jennie Bolton of Hartford ning of the rural , carriers in Tol­ spent the week-end at»the home of land county. J. W. Sumner. The Ladles Aid society will be The Grange has been invited to entertained at the home of Mrs. the home of Mrs. Oscar Anderson Mary Ink on Wednesday afternoon Monday night. Those Grangers who of this week. Mrs. Ink, Miss Ink, attend the Choral Club will go after and Miss Dix will be the hostesses. they are dismissed. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Griswold of The weekly meeting of the C. E. Hartford spent the week-end at Are You society was held Sunday evening their home here. instead of Saturday this week, on Mrs. Mabel Capshaw spent the Slowing Up? account of the supper Saturday week-end at her home in Yantic. evening. The leader was Miss Sluggish Kidneys Make Miss Ruth Jones of New Britain One Tired and Achy* Ahlene Badge. Next Sunday evening Normal school spent the week-end the Tri County Union will meet at her home here. O you rise lame and stiff? D rag with the Columbia society. The Grange will meet at the D through the day dull, listless and Mr. and Mrs. John Cannon and basement Friday evening. Election depressed? Evening find you all worn Mrs. George Piske of- Rockville of officers will be held that even­ out? Then you should be giving some motored to Columbia Sunday after­ ing.' thought to your kidneys! noon to call at the home of Mrs. For bladder irregularities and for the Jennie Hunt. The pedestrian who walks with lameness, stiffness and constant back­ The weather the past few days his head in the clouds is taking a ache, due to sluggish kidneys, use has been unseasonably warm,, the chance on having it knocked off by Doan’s Pills. now wevared ir e e o f ehaim thermometer rising to 70 on Satur­ an aeroplane. Doan’s, a stimulant diuretic, increase day. the activity of the kidneys and thus aid Mr. aud Mrs. Eugene Lafleur them in c a r t ^ g off waste impurities. spent Sunday in Meriden at the BEFORE YOU BUY AN Users everywhere endorse Doan’s. home of Mrs. Lafleur’s parents, Mr. SOfOOOUsersEndorse Doa n ’ s: and Mrs# James. OIL BURNER JamesConon,214DSt.,B0 sten,Mass., Consider siys: "M y work used to be heavy and I al- wayt thought that was why my kidneys WINTER HERE OIL-O-MATIC didn’t act properly. The kidney secretions and were irregular in passage and caused a burn­ ing sensation. I was miserable with dizzi- New York, Nov. 20.— “ Old Man, nesa and backache. I used Doan’s Pills and TORIDHEET they rid me of these troubles in a abort Winter” arrived here today on the time.” wings of a cold gale sweeping down from the north and sent the late Rudolph A. Johnson lagging Indian summer weather 21) Clinton Street DOAN’S scurrying for cover. 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The Turkish name for Constsh- “WINGS” CONTINUES tlnople is Ihtamhol or Stamboul, derived from the Greek meaning DAILY RADIO PROGRAM AT STATE THEATER “to town” or “in town.” Tuseday, November 13. 545.1— WMAK, BUFFALO— 650. Leading DX Stations. 6:3u—Von Surdaui'a oichestra. Mighty Epic of the Air Is At­ vvvw/vvvvvvvvvvvvvinwwvyvw King Solomoii’a dom«a^tc privacy will 7:00—WEAF progrums hrs.) 475.9—W8B, ATLANTA—630. tracting Big Crowds. be Invaded in a burlesque skit entitled 10:30—Shea’s studio program. 8:00—Studio coneprt; featuie. 545.1— WQR, BUFFALO—550. 9:00—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) / ‘King Solomon Gets Wise," to be pre­ 6:30—WGY orchestra;, musical. 11:45—Weldon’s dance orchestra. “Wings,” the sensational Para­ sented through WJZ and chain at » 7:80—Amplco music..nnur. 626—KYW. CHICAGO—570. o'clock Tuesday night. King Solomon 8:00—Studio entcrtuliimciit. 7:30—Dinner music: urganlsi. mount picture now showing at the will be provided with a radio harem 9:00—WOK Colum'Llh'houts. S:00—WJZ programs tSVl hts.) State Theater, continues to draw 11:00—Ritz dance oroliestru. Il:i0—Orcliesiru; Bonnie-I’ou-Ho trio. large crowds at every performance. to give the responses called for in 428.3— WLW, CINCINNATI-700. 11:40—Decatur glee club. This gigantic and colossal film the script. What more even a king 8:00—Clrclo symphony hour. 12:03—Orchestra; Insomnia club. This monogrmm could learn, after having entered the 9:00—WJZ programs (1 hr.) 388.4—WB8M, CHICAGO—/70. epic, which ran for over a solid holy bonds of matrimony a thousand 10:00—Organist: aviation talk. 10:30—igtmbardu's Canndlans orcliestra year on Broadway at two dollar on the top o f every times, will be imparted In tho skoicli. 10:30—Orchestra; Amos ’n’ Andy. 11:00—llllnola concert orchestra. prices, is acclaimed by critics and Steve Porter's versatile end men, Ai 11:10—Harmon.v. team; office boys. 11:45—Lombardo’s dance music. Ctmningbam tithe Kernard and Percy Hemus, will oblige 399.8— WTAM, CLEVELAND—750. 365.6—WEBH.WJJO, CHICAGO—820. well-known newspaper authorities, with "Race Track Blues" during mo 6:00—Studio concert 8:30—Election night program, to be, without question of doubt, is visible proof of Dutch Masters #minstrels broadcast 8:30—WEAF programs (2Vi hrs.) 9:oO—'riieater presentations. * the greatest screen achievement of through the WJZ system at 9:30. Un­ 11:00-Recital; dance music. 9:30—Mooseheart children. in-built integrity der the guidance of Mr. 1‘orlu', «s in­ 499.7—WTIC, HARTFORD—600. 10:00—'rheater preseniulions. the year. terlocutor. the show will be opened 9:30—Parker^.Old Fashioned Singing 12:00—Artists entertainment. True, this marvelous production and quality. with a Ilonrisii by the oi(liPslrn w.-uc.b School. 416.4— WGN..WLIB. CHICAGO—720. depicts World War problems from will contribute a medley of old-time 10:00—WEAF Eskimos orchestra 7:30—Coon Sander’s nightliuwks. meloules in nuViui ulrnngeiin.'nts. 422.3—WOR, NEWARK—710, 7:50—Old-fashioned almanack. the aviator’s standpoint of view, Joan of Arc, her thrilling and oxnUing 8:00—Main street sketches. 8:00—Election night program. but^ it has also a most charming story of patriotism :uiu inarlyi\loni In 9:00—(:iossical ,■ concert. 344.6— WLS, CHICAGO—870. and' beautiful love theme running medieval France still shinin'; illnstri- 10:00—Simmon’s Show Boat. 8:00—Scrap book; The Angelus. through it. ously in a modern world, will come to 10:30—Thirty Minute men. 8:35—Studio musical program. life during the L.<.uv.in> nuin 302.8—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—890. 447.5— WMAQ-WCIJ, CHICAGO—670. Clara Bow, Paramount’s popular through WEAF and associated sta­ 7:00—Loew's dance orchestra. 9:00—WOR Columbia hours. actress, has the stellar role In tions at 9 o’clock. Sixty persons will 7:.30—Election night program . 11:00—Amos 'n’ A n^; weather. “Wings.” She is given splendid sup­ participate in the vocal and musical 8:30—Sallortown program. 11:15—Concert orchestra, pianist. production of an historical play depict­ 10:20—Concert program. 11:25—DX radio club meeting. port by such famous stars as Buddy ing five episodes in tho life of the lit­ 454.3— WEAF, NEW YORK—660, 11:40—Concert, dance orchestras. Rogers, Gary Cooper, Richard Ar- tle French girl. Rosaline Green fam­ 6:00—Waldorf-Astoria music. 499.7—WFAA, DALLAS—600. len, Henry B. Walthal, Arlette ous stage and radio star will take the 7:30—Soconyland sketch “ Early Oppo­ 11:00—Bridge lesson; music. • ■ Marchal, Hedda Hopper, Richard part of Joan. She will be assisted by sition to Football," 374.8—WOO, PAVteNRORT-800. Frederick I’orrestcr. \rli«oler Uijden, 8:00—Morley Singers, strings, 7:00—Election night I'prdgram. - Tucker and a cast of over 3,000 ex­ Richard Abbot nnd Knthi'n yn 9:00—Eveready hour with drama of 361.2—KOA;' DENVIr ^ ' ^ tras. octet of male voices, a quartet of fe­ „ “ Joan of Arc." 10:00—WEAB'' Eskinios orchestra. “Wings” is being presented at male volets ana me iiiverreafly or­ 10:30—Contralto, novelty orchestra. 10:35—Variety; ballroom ace's. chestra under the direction of Nathan­ 11:00—Ben Bernie’s orche.stra. 11:30—Manger dance orchestra. the State three times daily—at iel Shllkret will supply the atmosphere 393.5—WJZ, NEW YORK—760. 535.4— WHO, DES MOINES—560. 2:15, 6:30 and 8:45. Popular for the sketch. 6:00—Yoeng’a orchestra. 8;30—Trio; soloists; Victorians. prices prevail at all times. 7:00—Soprano, string accompaniment 9:00—WEAB’ Evereddy hour. Black face type Indicates best features 7:30—In Memory’s Garden. 10:80—Instrumental trio, songs. Get a Perfection 8:00—Mediterraneans dance band. 12:00—Orchestra, Victorians. All programs Eastern Standard Time. .9:00—Three-ln-One burlesque “ King 499.7— WBAP, FORT WORTH—500. Solomon Gets Wise." 11:30—Musical program. OAKLAND SIX STRIKES 9:30—Dutch Masters minstrels. 32:00—Theater features. Leading East Stations. 10:00—Great composers hour with mu­ 499.7— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—600. —for that room that w o n ’t warm up 272.6—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. sic by Schubert, 8:45—Birdge game; pianist. NEW APPEARANCE NOTE 9:30—Orchestra; bridge game. 11:00—Slumber music. 9:30—National Guard talk. 10:30—Musical Maids program. 491.5—WIP, PHILADELPHIA—610. 9:45—Baritone, piano recital. 11:10—Dance orchestra; organist 7:00—Concert orchestra. 491.5—WDAF, KANSAS CITY—€10. a v e you one of those rooms that never , 283—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1060. 8:00—Studio entertainment 10:30—Orchestra; minstrel men. “The new All American Oakland 6:30—Stieff artists' recital. 10:00—Three dance' orchestrwi. 468.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES—€40. six, new in all but the name, strikes warm up on a cold day? Most homes have. 7:00—Amoco feature program. 305.9— KDKA, PITTSBURGH—980. 11:00—N. B. C. programs. a new note in appearance,” says H 8:00—Baritone repital, pianist. 6:30—Studio ensemble; orchestreu 12:00—Moore’s orchestra; tenor, John W. Kemp, of Kemp Brothers, And usually it’s the room you want most... for 8:30—WJZ programs hrs.) 7:15—Sacred songs; agitators. 1:00—Dance-music program. Manchester associate dealers of the 10:00—Patterson’s program. 8:00—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) 406.2—WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—740. sewing . . . for bathing the baby . . . for the 608.2—WEEI, BOSTON—590. 10:00—Ramblers; dance orchestra. 8:00—Southern Sunshine hour. state distributors. The A. C. Hlne 8:00—Pil^m a entertainment. 245.8—WCAE, PITTSBURGH—1220 9:00—WEAF programs (1% hrs.) Company of Hartford. youngsters’ playroom.* 8:30—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 7:30—Studio address; Glmbee. 10;30—Crinoline trio. \ “We had been given to under­ 10:35—Atlantia feature hour. 8:00—WEAF progrrams C3 hrs.) 854.1—WRVA, RICHMOND—1180. 11:15—Renard’s dance orchestra. 535.4— WFI, PHILADELPHIA—660. 8:00—Musical programs. stand that when we first saw the 7:00—WEAF programs (4% hrs.) 10:00—Richmond dance music. new Oakland we would gaze upon Get^^ Perfection and carry warmth right to 461.6—WNAC. BOSTON—650. 260.7—WHAM, ROCHESTER—1150. 422.3—KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—710. 6:31—Rlne's dance orchestra. 8,:00—Thirty harmony minuets. 11:00—N. B. C. programs. something different in the way of that room. Heat by the roomful in this little 7:11—Amos 'n' Andy, comic team. 379.5— WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. 12:00—Gfeat composers hour. motor car transportation all of 7:30—Pearl’s orchestra; organist. 6:30—Ten Eyck dinner music. 1:00—Beans; trocaderans. which proved to be the case but we heating plant... instant heat... plenty of it .'.. 8:30—Swedish male chorus. 7:00—WEAF programs (8% hrs.) 344.6—WCBD, ZION—870. were hardly prepared for what we 9:00—WOR Columbia hours. 10:30—Jimmy CosnoFs orchestra. 8:00—Junior band, ladies trio, Wled- A radio achieve­ dean and economical because it bums ^cony 11:10—Rhode’s orchestra. 11:30—Television transmission. man Sisters and chimes. did see. And we find that the re­ ElJECTRiC ment! One iUu- Secondary Eastern Stations. action of the public is much the minated dial, Kerosene. / Secondary DX Stations. same, the concensus of opinion be­ AC 254.8— WKRC, CINCINNATI—1220. 8:45—Songs; talk; orchestra. 275.1—WORD, BATAVIA—1090. beautiful wood 11:00—Movies; children’s program. 10:00—Orchestra; club program. 10:00—Bible instructions. ing that the new car possesses in cabinet! Uses 6 Stop in at your dealer’s today. Look over 12:00—Dance orchestra. 296.9—WHN, NEW YORK—1010. full measure what is termed eye ap­ RADIO' AC tubes and 1 361.2— WSAI, CINCINNATI—830. 7:00—Two orchestras; trio. 288.3—WENR, CHICAGO—1040. 7:40—Harmony Lassies, organist 8:30—Banjo trio; tenor. 7:00—Organ; artists; stocks. peal. rectifier tube. the wide line of Perfection models, including the 8:00—K. I. O. minstrels, 9:00—Two dance orchestras. 9:00—Samovar orchestra; artists. “The public today, a's never be­ Am erica’s 9:00—WEAF programs (1% hrs.) 272.6—WLWL, NEW YORK—1100. 305.9—WHT, CHICAGO—980. fore, demands good appearance. greatest value. New Firelight heater. 10:30—^Musical bouquet; orchestra. 7:15—Studio music hour. 9:30—Artist; ramblers. 265.3— WHK, CLEVELAND— 1130. 526—WNYC, NEW YORK-670. 10:00—Concert ensemble. The man from the back hills is just 8:00—Czecho-Slovak radio hour. 9:00—Songs; talk; musical. 10:30—Your hour league. as insistent on this score as the man FREE 9:00—WOR programs (2 hrs.) 9:40^Tenor, soprano, violin, piano. 319—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—940. from the cities. The trend of the Demonstration 11:00—^Two dance orchestras. 365.6—WeSH, PORTLAND—820. 10:30—Shep's barn dance. times is towards more beautiful 440.9— WeX-W JR, DETROIT—680. 7:00-r-WEAF piw sam s (2 hrs.).: 12:00—Amos ’n’ Andy; tenor. in Your Home! ’ 8:30—Business talk; trio. 12:15—School days; gang, lines, for artistic expression. Beau­ 10:00—Manuel glrl» orchestra. 9:00—Studio concei^- ty, we are told is only skin deep ofbJi Your Dealer 11:00—Red Apple Club program. 10:00—'WBAF orchestra. 370.2—WDAF, KANSAS CITY—810. ’ 352.7—W W J, DETROIT—850. 356.9—CKCLJ TOflONTO—840. 10:00—WEAF Eskimos orchestra. but for all of that it is a desirable 9:00—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 7:00—Popular toBSlot'trio. 10:30—Cook painter boys. characteristic. 11:00—Kemp’s dance orchestra, 8:30—Radio HaWaiihhS. 11:60—Amos 'n’ Andy, comic team. “Naturally we want Manchester Room Yieaters 475.9—CNRA, MONCTON-630. 9:00—Simpson opera hour. 416.4—KHJ, LOS ANGELES—720. Benson 8:00—Instrumental quartet 11:00—Goidkette’s orchestra. 11:00—N. B. C. program. motorists to know more about the 9:00—^Armistice Day choir. . 468.5—WRC, WASHINGTON—640. 12:00—Studio musical program. Oakland and we are ready to dem­ STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK 10:00—Little concert orchestra. 7:30—Lotus dance music. 348.6— KJR, SEATTLE—860. onstrate for them at any time. It 348.6—WABC, NEW YORK--880. 7:45—Musical program. 8:00—WEAF programs (3% hrs.) 12:00—Orchestra, vocal duets. is interesting to know that those Fuhiiture Co.^ 12:0Q—New MadrUlon orchestra. 1:00—Dance orchet-tra, entertainer. who have seen the new cars are Johnson Block. So. Manchester much impressed with the appear­ ance and those who have had dem­ onstrations have expressed their surprise at the marvelous perform­ Sherwood Trueman and Howard ance. We are ready to demonstrate HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Turkington. at any time.” Following is the cast for “The Whole Town’s Talking” tq he pre­ WTIC sented by Group 1: Travelers Insurance Co. At a meeting of the Somanhis Henry Simmons—^William John­ HUNTERS Events staff the following'students son. Hartford / were elected to positions on the Harriet Simmons — Florence TAKE NOTICE 535.4 m. 560 k.c. Sophomore staff: Charlotte Ru- Schildge. Hunters are forbidden to binow, editor-in-chief; Marshall Ethel Simmons—Mary Reardon. trespass on our property at Finlay, assistant editor; Gertrude Chester Binney—James Wilson. Highland Park for the pur­ Program for Tuesday Gerard, school notes editor; Ever­ Letty Lythe—Marion Hills.' ett McKinney, joke editor. pose of shooting game. Donald Swift—Donald Healy, Any person violating the or­ 4:30 p. m. Bridge Game for N.B.C. The following haye^ . been ap­ Roger Shields—Robert Mercer. Studios. Bridge experts will der will be prosecuted to the full pointed to make .^rr'togenients for Lila Wilson—Gertrude Lashay. extent of the law. demonstrate how to play bridge the Senior social tq )» held Decem­ Sally Otis—Myrtle Johnson. On the Air when the jsecond in this new ser­ ber 7: Florence Schlldge, Robert Annie—Elizabeth Lashay. LAWRENCE W. CASE, ies of bridge games Is being Treat, Marjorie Donahue, Florence Sadie Bloom—Elizabeth Janes. CASE imOTHEKS. broadcast through WTIC this af­ TONIOA Sl’KlNGS CO. ternoon at 4:30. The names of Buckminlster. The Soc and Buskin prominent plao^era will again he Club will present the entertain­ found listed in this series. ment at the social, but It has not 6:25 Summary of Programs and yet been decided just what play it News Bulletins. will present. Arthur A. Knofla 6:30 Waldorf-Astoria Dinner Music Last week the Argonaut club; an The Oyster Season .7:00 King Perfectos. honorary Freshman English so­ 875 Main St. SOCONYLAND SKETCH \ Last week WTIC presented the ciety, Issued the first copies of the first program by The King Per­ “Argonaut News.” This Issue con­ Insurance and Real Estate. Has Returned fectos, which will be broadcast tained reports of tioth the school each Tuesday. assemblies and the freshman as­ The program will be on the style semblies. In addition there were of a guessing contest. Each week accounts of the activities of the va­ FOR RADIO The Headquarters the orchestra will play well- rious clubs and social organiza­ known selections and those who tions throughout the school. The SERVICE ARTHUR ALLEN wish to compete In this contest editor for the first issue was Bar­ For the Best must send by mail the name and bara Badmlngton and the editor PHONE 1968 composer of each number to the for the next issue, which will he Have you heard the new Louis King Cigar Company. The published before the Thanksgiving first correct answer received will vacation, is George Marlow. Majestic Electric Radio? H o tiiss's in “David Hamm’s he awarded a box of cigars. Last The following committee has week several hundred answers been appointed to make arrange­ Barstow Radio 22 State St. were, mailed. ments for the Sophomore social, to be held November 23: Marjorie Service (Under Grant’s Store) 7:30 Soconyland Sketches from N. Behrend, Gertrude Gerard, Lucille First Majestic Deaier in Town. Christmas Gift” B.C. Studios. Murphy, Charlotte Ruhlnow, Rich­ 216 Middle Turnpike East Hartford. Conn. Sonth Manchester 8:00 The Mediterraneans. ard McCormick, Warren Markham, 8:30 The Hartford Electric Com­ pany Presents “The Electra En­ e r e comes a real treat! Arthur Allen, famous char­ semble”. I Selection from “The Marriage H acter actor, goes on the air tonight in the best of Figaro” ...... Mozart Soconyland Sketch you ever heard, “Da-vid Hamm’s II Minute W altz...... Chopin III ‘iMon Coeur S’ouvre a ta Christmas Gift.” Volx”' from “Samson et Dalila” Salnt-Saens You mustn’t miss this. You’ll say that “ David Hamm’s Contralto Solo IV Little Nest of Heavenly Blue Christmas Gift” is just about the best radio drama you Lehar ever heard—a real, ^ Christmasy classic, like Dickens* Arthur Allen, as he appears off stage. He is a western New Yorker • V Selection from “RIgoletto” . . . of New England descent. A veteran of the New York stage, he Verdi VChristmas Carol.”, ^ i has now become deeply interested in the ^possibilities of the new ‘ VI Badinage ...... Herbert radio drama. His success has been phenomenal in character roles, 9:00 Baritone Recital— Raimonde Thousands of people who have heard Arthur Allen in i Aubrey is a very important factor in keeping up our reputation. Laura C. Gaudet, Accompanist his previous success^ say he is one of the finest, humaqest 9:15 Silver Toned Banjo Four— We devote much time and effort to assure our custom­ a. Blaze Away (M arch)...... ers that every bit of personalities they have ever met over the radio. Not for What Socony Fans • Holzman b. Get Out and Get Under the any thing would they miss hearing Arthur Allen in ai^y one Say about Arthur Allen Moon ...... Arr. Gagnon of the typical down-Eastern parts which he loves to play. Ray Gagnon “ Arthur Allen in ‘David jEJarum’s Hoss Trade’ was fine. With Charles Christensen And now, tonight, from the stations listed below, you Carl Carlson his voice and "peculiar ‘ twang’ Mr. Allen is a perfect type of New Edward Schaefer Manchester Dairy Ice Cream have another opportunity to hear Mr. Allen in the best England Yankee.” H. A. B,, New Milford, Conn. 9:30 Thi Wedgwood-Parksdale r f V ^ Hour featurin,5 Seth Parker’s part he has ever created—Dadd Hamm, the quaint Old Fashioned Singing School. th^t they buy be of the same high grade quality that has “ Arthur Allen, who played the part of Maule in ‘The House of 10:00 CUquot Club Eskimos from country banker who had a box full of mortgages and a Seven Gables,’ was, as ever, perfect.’’ Mrs. B. R., Worcester, Mass. N.B.C. Studios. cimracterized this ice cream heart full of kindness. ^ 10:30 Howard Correct Time. “ The Soconyland Sketch on Sebago Lake was very, very good— 10:30 Strand Theater Organ—^Wal­ ter Seifert, A Soconyland skeiek, a t 7:30 every Tnetdeci migkt, geet-en the air from theu but most anything would be good if Mr. Arthur Allen had a part stations: WEAF. WBEI, WTIC, WJAR, WTAG, WCSH, WGY, WGR. in it. We do enjoy him so!” Mrs. J. A. J:, Locke, N.. Y. 11:00 News and Weather Bulletins, \ *■ -fa DAVID CHAMBERS Manchester Dairy Ice Cream Co. Standard O i l G ompany of N ew York CONTRACTOR Phone 525 AND BmLDER Makers of Socony Special Gasoline and Moto^r Oil 68 Hollister Street a . . ; //V. . . - Ill .'iiatiii; PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENmC HF/^a LD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 15^.

9 I ^ ■ c AU ThO R^ GOff - GtTTtR ' ' 1926 Dy •WHEN AGIRLIJOVES* . MBA Service Inc. •love fo r TWO’ etc. This An^ Th0 In THIS HAS HAPPENED ments. What time shalk I come Fate introdnces JERRY RAY to for you?” , ALESTER CARSTAIRS when he “ As soon as you can get here,” crashes his airplane into the Jerry told him. “ We’re starting HeR> camp she is sharing with her early because none of us keep late roommate IMYRTLE. She likes his hours.” pUot, DAN HARVEY, but Alester “ I’ll be around in a few min­ is struck with her beauty and utes,” Dan said. “ I’m calling from r ■ ?w shows her attention. the drug store.” (Jood news’bears repetition and'>sl^frts Is usually ‘‘end and end” Unable to buy a gown for a Jerry knew he meant the drug party he has Invited her to, Jerry store in' the neighborhood. She so I am .afedin urging >you to see .madras.; ■fhis/fabric.haft'V yields to the temptation to slip hung up the receiver with a happy that.nifty: sample Une of leather white and one^f Bome''color-^bii)e< one from the store for the eve­ smile on her lips. He might as gift? St Mtk;Uvenaqr,'., tati - green . slteYnatlhg ning. When they taunt her with well have come to her door! ing and Pleating, shop, upstairs ta —yrithrthe,...... white,' resulting tn‘.■ a s6|(- being a “ dry dud” at the party, And his presence In the imme­ the I House and Hale balldlhg, pess of hue that men like. Many Qf phone 541.; 1 o„. . Jerry drinks too much. A rowdy diate vicinity of her house Would -i- ‘the, colored, 8jiirts of this dancing partner throws her into give them time for a talk alone. have the new''demI-boBDin,. whlfch;^ the pool to revive her. Dan ap­ “ We can walk through the park to Choosing irthe -rigH hat . to wear Shaped like a; dickey . and If the mipi^ pears to help her, but Alester Evelyn’s place,” she planned as she with furs is a,problem, and yet It terlal is striped, it js cut crosswlBe> takes her‘home. put oA her hat and a light coat. She is discharged from the She was ready when she heard store when she confesses aboyt his ring. And she answered the , - uhstarcBed collar matchinfc the dress. Jerry seeks another door herself, her pretense of Indif­ lJ no back brini. in the main therare . shirt Is the favorite for buslness^w job, and is surprised one evening ference thrown to the winds. little tarns, for. the younger women, sports-. With br.qw.n snlta mauv .pf when Dan calls. He proposes and Dan’s hand came out eagerly to berets, cloche r-.models or , shaped the men prefer yellow shirts, which she tells him she does not believe meet the one she impulsively ex­ turbans, qut^i/to-:thej ,no8t part ’ include all the yellows from com in love but hopes to marry for tended. His grip on her fingers becpi^ng'and :8mart.'at6p’u coat ot 16; .prtmroj?e- pr lecru. And fline^ef- money. He leaves after warning warned her that she had welcomed * flo-WerS at -the ears, a ; fepts can be achieved by using her. him too warmly. She had no in­ feather fancy,or..a^ metallic cord or right neckties with them. When’Ut Alester takes Jerry for a drive tention of giving him any false ornament^are" the only trimming comes to Hhe cut pf the collar me Items on UtHo tiate . and goes to the deserted camp hope. But it was . . . well, pleas­ Licr OF items on theSe, little hats. men are choosing the kinds that Are where he makes advances which ant, to have him back again, to be most becoming, for instance' A she repulses. Dan happens along going for a walk with him. giiftoaf WHICH Baked Haip' With . Orange Sauce tiO HOME- COf^PlEtt round-faced man should buy and, under cover of his presence, Their eyes met and Jerry read lQ-12 pound ha'm. :Prince of Wales- tab i.collar, l^c Jerry forces Alester to take her the love message in Dan’s as clear­ •---- NOW ML VOii 1, teaspoon •• mustard. man with''the long, thin face is sale home. He is contrite and when ly as though it had been printed to 00 •— EfC — 1-2 cup' brown, sugar. ; in choosing the new soft tab cojiiar she says she lost her job on his there. She experienced a sensa­ ETC — 1, cup vinggar. . , V without points. . account, promises to help get her tion as of physical contact that had -ic 4 dozen whole cloyes. in a chorus. nothing to do with the touch of Plunge' tAa' ham'* intp-: boiling ' Mrs. Dakin, told- the local cooW They interview the producer tl.eir hands. She couldn’t put the water, boil ten minutes, reduce heat- the other day to roll caraway seeds who is under obligation to Ales­ feeling into words, but it was some­ JUNIOR SPORTS DREiSS ter, and he takes Jerry on. Her thing that made Dan different frem ' ■ ■ ■ ."V; and 'isimmer two hours. Take ham with a rolling pin and mix wRh first rehearsals are hard, but she anjone else she’d ever known. A practical mod­ from, water and reuiove sklh-from sugar before adding; them to cake Is befriended by EVELYN STARR. Was this what was meant by ernistic printed: jerae]p,v;^vith plaih tworthirds of the ham, leaving one- or cookies,.One of the ladles who Her absorption in the work makes falling in lovS? This quick re­ jersey turn-over collar'A .-cuffs and V slowly In tried it since the lecture-dempn- Alester wonder if he has made a sponse to another’s nearness, this patch pockets'. The friJht' br'blouse' a 275 to 30.0. degrees oven for one stration found the flavor Was much mistake. Evelyn invites her to a feeling of a union beyond the lim­ for as a yoke effect By cutting alou;4: hour with fat side up, basting with improved. There, are counties littla party and she decides to ask Dan its of physical things? perforated line"), < in'f^mV armhole, a mixture of 1 cup'vihegar, 1 cup . ideas like,this that.otto ean pick op W'hen Alester cannot take her. and gathering lower'edgd,/an,d.,;join­ hot water, and 1 level teaspoon dry in listening to st.talk ‘ by sucb' ek- It was like a drug to Jerry, a mustard. RuL the fat surface with NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY bitter sweet drug which she craved ing to upper edge with piuiuig of the perts. Mis. Dakin is to be at Centtr plain jersey. : _..Thp, tw;Ok’PieQfe skirt brown sugar, using/back of spoon, church this .evening, and, we ttofq but feared to take. Why, the very dot over with, whole cloves and CHAPTER XXVIII turn of his shoulder had power to has inset inverted j plaits*’ at each before long at'the-Manchester Com­ side of front,; belo^'. patch pockets. continue baking for two and one-' munity clubhouse aga'Inr and let Ate Jerry had dressed herself in her stir her, she realized as they half hours, ba'sfing frequently. printed chiffon. She had no walked along. She stole a glance It Is most effective in flannel with let you in on a secret—-Miss: C B ^ evening clothes and did not wi,sh ombre horizontal. stripfiS) bright red Orange Sauce dU;ector at his profile when he took his eyes 1 cup orange juice. to buy any until she had saved off her to watch the trafllc for a kasha, navy blue Wool crepe,, cocoa is a close, friend of Miss Jeanette 2 cups boiling water. enough money to get a winter coat chance to cross Central Park West brown homespun, bottle; green vel­ Kelly, and was , one of the party of for her mother. But Evelyn had veteen, tweed; in coppqry red and 1-^2 cup sugar!. ladles who went over to Europe to­ in safety. 3 tablespoons flour. said her party was to be informal How could she have forgotten printed sateen. Style No. 329 Is gether for a summer vacation a few designed In sizes, 8,' IG, 12 and 14 Salt, years ago. MUtS Mason -is well and that it would break up early. that she tingled just to look at his e 1*20. BY nca samcc me. Jerry was as excited and happy thin bTown face? And this insane years. Pattern price Is 15 cents In 3 tablespoons .ham drippings. aware of the nuinber o f friends as though she’d had on the latest stamps or coin (coin preferredi. Melt drippings, add flour, blend Miss Kelly made when' giving cook­ desire to slide her hand into his? Wrap coin carefully., i. , Paris creation. Perhaps it added Could she marry Alester while well; then add sugar, a dash of ing lessons here and ehd is golhg to her satisfaction to know that she felt like this about another salt and liquid all at one time. Cook to try to get her to coflie again, she owned a good looking new man? No, no! She must stop this Manch«ster Herald rapidly, stirring constantly. Re­ whether for a series or jUst one duce to a good consistency. Serve street dress to wear the next day, nonsense. It was the same old ho­ Pattern Service visit I do not know,, but b e ‘lure I and that Alester had promised to kum the girls had talked about in with baked ham. will try ta keep ypu informed. drive her down to Atlantic City. Marblehead— the same silly blah As our patterns are mailqd Life was certainly taking on new that landed them in kitchen sinks from New York City please al­ This season much more consid­ America’s^ Sweetheart, Mary color all the time. If Dan would and ironing boards. Daily Health Service low five days. ; ■ eration is shown the woman with Plckford, wiien- she; goes to Paris call her, come .and tell her that he You might walk under a glorious \ gray hair. The one with silvery to buy an outfit, as she did ^ot so was glad she was getting on . . . sapphire sky with a man once and HINTS ON HOW TO KEEP WELL Pattern No...... white tresses Is even more for­ At seven o’clock sharp the tele­ very long ago, visits , first the coii- cook for him forever afterward. It by World Famed Authority tunate, for many costumes have her turiers whom* she generally patro­ phone rang. Jerry flew down the was always the drudgery that last­ A11£NE SUMNER Price 16 Cents in mind. The new blues, are excel­ stairs from her room to answer it. nizes, Patou, Jenny and . Lanvfn ed; something seemed to wipe out Aimee Semple McPherson pops lent, so are many of the reds and looks carefully' over the new Halfway she paused. forth again in a bribery probe said Name the sapphire skies and moonlight the bluish purples. Browns must be models. When .she gets dowm tod*e “ He might think I’ve been sitting nights. It was only the courtsh.p BEFORE TAKING JOB, GET ingly careful as to the kind of air tp .involve ^100.000 paid out as there dying to hear from him,” she Size . discarded but the right gray Is real bu&tness of purchasing, Md- and getting married that was ro­ PHYSICAL EXAMINATION they will breathe for eight hours In hush mopey-in the romantic trial good. collar linos are almost a said to herself. of the auburn-haired evangelist who this is'no; " simple ma'tter fpr' va. mantic, Jerry assured herself. daily employment. first principle In daytime clothes. screen star, hef ’fame Is. 4 great a d ­ When the landlady came up from Marriage was dull, deadly, color­ insisted that she was kidnaped and Add ress the basement apartment to ".nswer By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN Persons with weak eyes, particu­ Sleeves are also important to the vantage, for the dressmakers make less. larly those having a deficiency that held for ransom, whereas the state older woman, and she can ■•Wear the ring she sa\v .''.rry there. explained her absence otherwise. no attempt to seU he> what -jbe ‘^I’m glad you like to walk,” Dan Editor Journal of the American grows worse with use, should be with grace flowing sleeves and doesn’t want, knowing that" sptch “ Why didn’t you answer it if was saying to her. They had cross­ Medical Association and of Hygeia, careful In their selection of occu­ Send your ortler to, the “ Pat­ other styles t’uat •would be decidedly efforts would only.reacft to their you expect a call?” she grumbled, ed the street and were entering the Mothers and Daughters taking the receiver off the hook. the Health Magazine pations, such as those of the jew­ tern Dept.. Manchester Evening inappropriate /tor youth. disadvantage. Asked if her hus­ park. eler, microscopist, seamstress or The evangelist’s mother, Mrs. Jerry put a finger to her lips. Perhaps we should have taken Herald, Manchester. Conn.” band, Douglas .Fairbanks went with “ Sure, she’s here, sitting right Human beings are living organ­ proofreader. Minnie Kennedy, is said to have I They were selling at the North the subway,” Jerry said nervously, isms which react to their environ­ When the feet are flat, the liga­ admitted that she furnished Uie her oh these shopping toure;.. qhe on top of the steps,” the landlady Methodist church fair last.- week a replied in t|ie negafTve; rarely doBs convinced that no one could be in ment. ments that sustain the arches $100,000. During the fantastic Mc­ quick-cooking macaroni, made by said when Dan asked for Jerry. The danger of .tny romantic tempta­ he advise her on her selections. She latter gave her a furious look. A book on occupational diseases weak, or when there are inflamed Pherson case there were several his present salary. ; Which would one of the big ; cereal ,manufactur-j tions there. was written more than a hundred or swoolen joints in the feet, the rumors of friction and rifts be­ say? .it Ik, very; dlfflcult for her' to “ It’s a good thing for your dress “ We can hail a cab when you seem to testify that, e.yen being the ers.. This mixture; of wheat and know when to stop buying when years ago. Even then it was recog­ person should not select an occupa­ tween the evangelist and her moth­ States, and especially o f one whose that I wiped them steps today,” the get tired,” Dan said, “ but you look powdered whole milk cooks in 5 to turned loose in ‘the‘Paris shops, so' woman went on, speaking to Jerry, nized that miners, chemists and tion such as that of policeman, er who acted as her business man­ money-acquiring , capacities are as fit as a mountain climber, Jerry. others regularly associated witn motorman, floor-walker, salesman, ager. But with all the friction, 8 minutes. All. kinds of macaroni sh- makes out a complete list'/ of hut heard by Dan. “ You must be The stage seems to agree with you.” rather well known,, dogs not auto­ should be cooked rapidly in boiling what she wants . before sb-e starts goir,g some place, but you ain’t in drugs and poisons might suffer se­ or positions,In which they are re­ mother Kennedy never by word matically feather a. sou’s nest. Par­ “ I thought I’d drop dead on my vere reactions. quired to stand for long. nor action jeopardized “ daughter’s” salted rtater,. drained apd rinsed in shopping (End adheres to It.' She a hurry, are you?” she added as ents not quite so well known as cold water and flavoring added or. acknowledges to buying , ;ohly oAe Jerry came slowly down the rest feet the first week,” Jerry told The selection of an occupation is Heart Ailment cause, though daughter Aimee him; “ but I’m use-l to it now.” the Coolidges could afford^ to copy other food it is desired to combine more dress than her quota, hnd that of the stairs. She had planned to one of the most important deci­ If there is a deficiency of the seemed a bit careless at times as this parental Insistence on youth “ Do you like it?” Dan asked sions in life. Upon It depends inva­ heart, clerical positions, stenogra­ to what she said about mamas. it ,With.. 'This, quick-cooking maca-. since she bobbed'her hair ' It lias be even slower, but there was no quietly. Jerry sensed a double making its own way.------ropi isn’t even in the groceries as made a decided difference with the point in that now that Dan knew riably future health and happiness. phic, and secretarial work are far Mothers are like that and daugh­ Many parent? whq .make a. great question behind the words. Per­ Bad Choice more preferable than truck driv­ ters are like that. yet. . styles shfe must fchdose. she had been waiting for his call. haps he would offer her marriage to-do about the irreaDdnslbiiity of Unfortunately such choices are ing, parcel and stockroom employ- their offspring talk one way but, bv MARY TAYDOR,, again. made far too often on the basis ofj'ment or similar occupations, Too Much Wealtli Collars and colors now- concern Well, she would be frank, any- “ shelling out,’’ practice the art of Mr, Man, und both help in his ap­ w'ay. He wouldn’t be flattered “ Yes, I do,” she said slowly, and a parent’s individual predisposition Obviously the only way in whicn Crippled from infantile paralysis Most of the automobiles-are'hild then: “ It got me out of the shop­ encouraging and fostering the very pearance. Shirts of color, though .it when he knew why she was going or ambition, -rather than on the a person can know these things is almost since her birth. Miss Erene thing at which they- inveigh. in joint o-Anership. The other party to ask him to Evelyn’s-party. girl class,” she added, to remind basis of the child’s qualifications, to have a physical examination. Riley, daughter of a New York Cen­ is modest, are on the Increase. The being the motor car company ‘ of “ I suppose you know that Ales­ him of wftnt had passed between health and mental power. Today Many great commercial organiza- tral Railroad official, was given material u'ed In fashioning these course. them the last time they were to­ there are so many thousands of oc- tions have made definite arrange- Kids and Guns ter is kept at home tonight,” she every necessity and luxury for her Seven-year-old Leo _.Krock of said after greeting him. gether. cupatlons that great care is needed ments for such examinations of all special problem that money and Dan understood her. So she still in making a decision. employes. Chicago played with a,rifle the oth­ Dan maintained a discreet si- power could buy. Reading and er day and shot his.mother through ■ lence in regard to that, merely believed she had a chance to mar­ A person with physical defects Physicians as a group are now writing and mental interests were ry Alester Carstairs. The evening should select his occupation with giving serious consideration to the heart. She was . hanging up murmuring an inaudible reply. developed as compensation for Im­ clothes which’ she ;tpx)k jn ‘to wash “ He was going to take me up suddenly turned from one filled relationship to his defects, and par­ these defects and diseases. The possible physical activity. Almost with joy to one steeped ' i wretch­ ticularly after consideration of what results are becoming apparent in a to teed her nine-children. And Yoimg cooks, as well as the more experi« town to a little party a friend of utterly unable to move hands or six-year-old Joseph; Lbhgo of New enced, find that Rumford ma^es delicious mine is giving,” Jerry explained. edness. the effect of the occupation will be decreasing number of accidents in arms, her father provided her with ‘•‘We’d better ride, I think,” he industry and in a lowered number London, Conn,, took' his* father's pastry-^that it makes all baked foods Then she hesitated a breath, hop­ on his future health. an intricate and expensive reading revolver out of 'aidrawpr and fatal-' ing that Dan might offer to take said shortly as a cab hove into Persons who have suffered with of cases of time lost as a result of mechanism, a combination lamn lighter and more wholesome—that it addfl sight around a curve. disease. 'A man must fit the job as ly wounded hiS; little flye-year-old . his place. All she heard was a tuberculosis, frequent colds, pleuri­ and book p^ge turned. The other sist’er. ' , : ^ re^foqd^ueJ ■ Without waiting for an answer sy or pneumonia must be exceed- well as a job the man. slight hum on the wire. day when her parents were away And what .can' 00 .6 say except' “ I’m at liberty to invite some­ from Jerry he hailed it. She did the mechanism short-circuited and not protest. The walk hr d been a when will adults either' learn how­ one in his place,” she went, on : ot the girl died a horrible death, burn­ to keep guns utterly away from so confidently now. mistake. ed alive. In a short while they were at Ev­ children, or wage's, .successful edu­ “ Yes?” Dan said unemotionally. cational campai^; ,to the effect ■!) 11 SpoHk ’ “ Oh, don’t be so mean,” Jerry elyn’s Others were there be­ -YOUR7 D N>. Another' Choice? that the gun must nfe'ver ^be tpuch.-! e'BaicIfig ' cried. “ You know I want you to fore them, Jael Thane among them. Evelyn had told her she was in­ It Would be silly,, o f' course, to ed?. ^ ; •; ' go. But now if you aren’t inter­ use- this tragedy as an Illustration ested.” viting him. Perhaps J''rry would have hesitated to be present at a of the perils of wealth. Even with Don’t -waste,'•.your .timA/huntlnjg; Dan laughed. “ How do I know CHILDREN her horrible death. It’s probable party where Jael was an invited .for a needle. lh' a , ..haystack;.. Get whether I want to go or not?” he » ■" ^ 'Ml' i„ that money made the girl’s life so asked. “ Who is giving the party, guest had she been less excited another needle; they’P.e cheap. about the Atlantic City opening, much more endurable than the and where?” poverty would have “ I don’t think you know her,” for ehe had not forgotten the slur ^ Olive I^berts Barhxi he’d cast in her direction at the had that she would have chosen if| Jerry said, piqued because he even the horrible biit swift end hadn’t accepted unconditionally. first rehearsal. And she might ©1928 1)1) NBA. S e rv ic e jn a Cleeaera haye wondered that he had not in­ rather than 32 years of unendiir- “ Her name is Evelyn Starr. She’s I have been asked what I con­ Then we did some investigating. able chronlb living. Or would she? in . . . she works where I do,” she fluenced Evelyn against her. sider the greatest cause of colds. We lit candles and tried out the s Jael saw her come in and his explained, averse to telling him There is no “ greatest cause.” air currents in the room. Close John Can’t Wed 1 ; her big news over the telephone. brows drew together in a scowl. It's' like war. Almost anything against the wall behind the beds ivlcoold' He wasn’t in love with Evelyn, but John Coolldge qonfldes to a __ 1 .worn lO “Oh, a chorus girl,” Dan said. and everything can cause a cold, the draft was strong enough almost classmate that he would like to 'aaraMi*. Joa. P. , « .MiSerPlaoe, . Jerry gasped. “ Who told you?” he knew her lor what she was — to extinguish the flame. Three kt N. Y . . I f yon. 8nBer,.at^ utiag the daughter of a fine old family if the patient Is ready to have one. get married but can’t afford It on she asked/ “ Alester?” And like war,-what m ay cause inches, away there was no draft at 1 toai^t. 50c $1.00 ataiUgsisU. “ Of course,” Dan replied. "Did — and here In her home was a girl trouble in one place wouWn’t dis­ all blit near it the'cold air spread SLfe" riggamf you think, Jerry, that I didn’t like . . . like the little cheat who’d all over the wall like a veil. There left him banging out jazz for re* turb another in the least. know what you were doing? Re­ We had boasted about the chil­ were three windows in the room. member, you told me when we hearsals! dren having so few colds. Every­ Certain ways we fixed the ventila­ Although unknown to Jerry and drove up the river that you had thing went beautifully one winter. tion there was no draft But again lost your job. I'm sorry we part­ Evelyn, because of their aloofness, Not even a-case of "what I called there was. The only place In the ed— the way we did that night. It gossip had been associating the room that caught the draft was the former’s name with Alester’s. It "croupy bronchitis” .that ope of the gave me no opportunity to talk to girls had been fond 'of soaring us wall at the head of the beds. you about your hard luck. And wouldn’t have occurred to Jael to with. . the next day when I telephoned mention this to Evelyn at the the­ Just such little thln^ cause ater. She knew what to expect But the next fall! Scarcely was colds. That Is why I suggest that -IS- you were out.” the. October leaf o ff. the .calendar Tirsthnpressui^ Are Most Lasting’’ “ Well, h»ve you get anything there. He was aware that people lined all around for tiny children, ■when we started in right. and for older children the heads T H impression.you upon first m 'etog a pezv ’ against chorus girls?” Jerry asked, of all types and kinds interested We blamed it on the wieather, to keep him from thinking about her, but he was aware of the ex­ of the beds should have a thick MU w the ipipressicai will pirpbably last ' on the schoolroom, on a.different material over them to protect the the place where ehe happened to clusiveness she practiced in her weight of underwear.- The doctor Safe Milk yphr clothmg in tho crisp, weH pressed con- honie. Jerry had put it over on sleepers. Drafts are tricky things. i be at that time. She didn’t want couldn’t find out and we couldn’t JfeoRwhich invariably nvaflees a good impression.- her, he told himself grimly. See that the children are co'v’er- to think about It, either, or to talk find out just where those mysteri­ Send your c^thm g to us regu^ about It. Jerry caught his eyes across the ous colds came from. . ed well at night, shoulders and Every sanitary precaution room and nodded in brief polite­ all. I used to buy big horse-blanket “ Not a thing," Dan replied, “ be­ One night I happened to sleep Cienniag aiidv cause I’ve never known any. But ness. He merely glared at her. in one of the white Irijn beds in the pins at the hardware store to fas­ surrounds the handling of I certainly wouldn’t take you to She turned anxiously to Evelyn, girls’ room. ten the corners of blankets down. mUk at this dairy. Free CoUectUni .s^. Delivery anything like that affair at the who was introducing Dan to some The next day, I who never, never, Ordinary safety pins would pull Rolling Stone Inn. .If this Is to nearby people, i Jerry hoped they never had a cold-=-had one, and a open. Or sew taps on so the blan- be a whopee party you can count had not pbserved Jael’s rudeness. bad one. flets won’t tear and tie them to Bryant &€hapmkn vVl. me out."' Then she saw Jael coming, to­ I was puzzled. .1 hadn’t felt a ,the sides of the beds. Successor to “It’s Just m' little gathering at ward her, hib face unsmiling, and draft. The wall at the head of the If your children’s sleeping rooms Miss Starr’s apartment,” Jerry said set. He was thoroughly capable of bed was an inside wall. I had had are very cold and they have thin quickly. “ She's a lovely girl. And making a scene, Jerry knew. She plenty of fresh air, two windows hair, Pd put little light woolen caps ^ s tempted to flee, but her innate J. R HE-WITT her motl^er’s there. If that helps and the door open. on them at night. •9’Holl Street ...... Phone 2056 any.” fighting quality held her rooted I got better. But a few weeW jjhere, waiting for hit'.. And see that the children don’ t Wr I “ |t helps a W . I’ve heard of later I slept in that bed again aifd dress In a cold room. That is vOrv - ( p a rw ^ ia ’^'haohwor girls* apart- (Xq Be got another levere cold. neooaiazTii i ^ W'SV.v, MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20,> 1928. PAGE NINE Dowd May Not Play Mid-West Champs Come to West Point CUBS MUST SHOW IMPROVEMEHT ■ P A S S E S -' Against Naugatuck PASSES- PASSES- IF THEY EXPECT TO W0« a g a i n u k h THERE’LL^ V BE l o t s o£ II a! PA5SL5 !! Because Of Injury Should Intercept, Not Knodi Camegie Tech Misses No Bet Doctor Advises Few Days’ DID YOU KNOW THAT— DowU) hisses; Cloyer- Knute Rockne says his Notre V fl \ To Arouse Football Play ess Dames beat the Army because Pit^burgh, Pa., Nov. 20.— Athletic Official* at Carnegie leaves More Confident * Lay-off Because of Stom­ they played better than they Tech believe in keeping the blackboards in the athletic rooms of know how. . . .And that Johnny M that institution lined up with notes on future opponent* and ach Strain; Loss Hurts O’Brien, who won the ball d i ' . slogans for success. Than Ever; Figure Thej^re game, can do only one thing— One Is greeted. Immediately upon entering the athletic Jump in the air and catch a ball room, with a big sign that reads: Sure to Win Sunday* " ^ Locals’ Chances. ....B u t he can run the 130- “ Every football player must possess these qualities— ABIL- yard high hurdles in 15 seconds COURAGE-but the greatest of these ^ ______^ ....Jimmy De Forest says Dempsey is In pretty good shape “ IF” — That much aoused -tw MancUester High’s chances . of A clipping from one of the local newspapers in which the ....A n d that his arms arenas / beating Naugatuck here Friday coach of a future opponent, rivals of many years, was quoted as lettered cqnjunctl n took It on- The Cubs didn’t announce the them say “ If the breaks hadn’t been featlng Naugatuck will be consider­ against us, we would have won the ably diminished. Dowd’s broken amount of cash that was re­ quired to get Rogers Hornsby opening game by at least 13 to 6 field running has been a feature of and probably 13 to 0 for a bad' ,ihe High school’s play all season. Princeton’s Victory Over away from Boston but it must have been plenty. The pjayers break gave thfem bo+h scores.’^' - In case Dowd does not play, HEAD COACH'’ !One nice thing about living These are only remarks over­ either Captain Bob Treat or Nicola that the Braves got alorug with Yale Gives Them the Edge the, money certainly were not of in Russia, you don’t have heard yesterday and naturally have will fill In at his position. Despite POINTS no significant bearing on the' OUt- this bad turn of luck, Coach Tom the type that would arouse any pennant aspirations in Boston and to be particular about a come of the series. Yet they are Kelley sent his boys through anoth­ In Saturday’s Game. interesting as food for thought. er hard practice session yesterday .^^^W E-TEORIC'TEAM the Cubs survived the operation clean shirt bosom . without weakening their team in Everybody interested in sports Is and will continue this afternoon. LJoRTrColXOclL. NoVi?. the slightest degree. talking about the Cubs and the Meanwhile Peter J. Foley is work­ BY TOM THORP Instead of being forced to part Cloverleaves and arguments of ing hard over the faults his Headed by Vice-President Dawes, fighting spirit to keep its record un­ guard. The Nebraska Cornhuskers every imaginable description are Nebraska’s most distinguished' with Root, Webb, Heathcote and Naugatuck team showed against,. Baltimore, Md., Nov. 20.— broken. The Nebraskans are fam­ carry a definite threat into the Maguire, Chicago had to turn over offered. Crosby Saturday when the teams Princeton has a tough proposition alumnus, a rooting delegation of ous this year for their “ Power­ Army trenches and a more spec­ One thing is certain. 'When the approximately 4,000 Cornhusker only Maguire, Percy Jones and battled to a scoreless tie. on its hands to vanquish the Navy house” backfield. The Cornhusker tacular game will be hard to find. three rookies who were not on in­ rival coaches get their bruised at Philadelphia on Saturday. Bill backers will accompany the Univer­ “ Powerhouse” combines speed and charges together for practice to­ sity of Nebraska football team timate speaking terms with any of Ingram’s midshipmen have made power— speed furnished by Clair Meanwhile the Army is pollshin,g the Cub officials. night, considerable time will be when it comes to West Point Nov­ Sloan, triple threater who some­ Jts side-arms for the fray. Defen- spent lecturing them on the faults wonderful progress during the past ember 2 4, to play Army. Nebras­ Without weakening the team few weeks. Since their unexpected times sprints his way to touchdowns >sf,ye machinery will le well oiled. elsewhere the Cubs corrected displayed in the first gr.me. There ka is so far undefeated, having play­ from kickoff, and thi punch to be Sprague, Hammack, Hall, Perry and are very few players on either team win over Lou Young’s fighting ed Iowa State, Montana, Syracuse, their most glarin,-; weakness at Quakers, the Annapolis stars have provided by Blue Howell, one of Dlbb are getting severe tests, in the second base and tr_eir chances for who are not due to he raked over Local Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and the greatest smashing fullbacks in defensive type of play. Meanwhile the coals in gran#''style. Nobody come along like a real champion­ Pittsburgh. This game offers more the championship in 1929 are, at ship contender. collegiate football realms. Russell, the backfield is working out a set the very least, slightly promising. played a perfejt game. They all excitement and color than possibly the 205-pound quarterback, is also "The Navy Academy was unfor­ of tactics designed to squelch an had their faultrand are due to hear the South Methodist game, which an effective line plunger, while Far­ aerial game, should that be tried, about it tonight. Sport tunate at the very start of pre­ ended 13 to 12 for the Army on ley circles the ends in addition to Just a X’o Good Nuisance liminary training to suffer a casual­ and heaving a few long passes to There hasn’t been much growl­ Coach Kell^*, with one leg of the October 6. having line hitting capacity. Howell Messinger, Carlmark, Kenny and series under'^is left wing and his ty. No one can possibly expect a Nebraska will come clad in scar­ is co-captain of the team, sharing ing about overemphasis dar­ Lynch. Army ends, planning to use ing the current football season right outstretched for the next, is Chatter squad of youngsters to forget the let jerseys and imbued with a great leadership with Elmer Holm, a a few fireworks Itself. bound to give his men a severe death of a teammate. The memory and if any complaints are made later about too much attention bawling out about their defense of their lost mate cast a pall of against forward passes, ft sure gloom over the entire squad, and being devoted to the grand old game they certainly will not find was ragiged Sunday. There was no According to some members of they were defeated by Davis Elkins Bander And Armistead deception whatever' about any of and Boston College. any substantiation at Case, one of the Cubs, Tommy Melkle was bitten the Cloverleaves’ passes and they It was not until the* second half the schools in the Ohio Confer­ V/IFE in the calf of the leg a couple of ence. were plenty long and high to be In­ of the Notre Dame game out at Called South *s Greatest tercepted. Yet the Cubs only grab­ times in the game Sunday. When Case, a high ranking scientific UK.E Dr A. B. Moran, president of the Chicago that the Navy finally bed two of them. Some of the awakened. In the closing minutes Bowling Averages school, is a touch school to ,get ©AKA ^ UCWER- Cub’s backs were getting sucked in Cloverleaves, heard this report, he into and a tougher one to make laughed and said, “ Well, that’s one of that memorable contest Bill In­ By BOB MATHERXE. <8-ped when their teams- played on the plays but the biggest fault gram’s midshipmen played sensa­ the grades to stay there'and foot­ • •••oUl'T’" ’ I they displayed was failure to in­ thing they can’t blame me for.” Five fellows, all of them close Georgia Tech, seem to have the call Billy Wiganowskl leads the'lndl- ball has slumped badly there in lA/RiTe-poAi'rmBE AuxfecRgj: tional football. They showed an of­ students of southern foot'oall, were over the rest. recent years. tercept passes. Instead, the Cubs vlauaj average column of the Her­ were knockin.g them down. Three Cubs didn’t get into the fense which brought the fir^t smile sitting in a south-bound Pullman Bill Monday, an Atlanta sports The faculty apparently isn’t of weeks to “ Navy Bill’s counte­ ald Bowling League with an aver­ Once Johnny Groman, the lad game Sunday, Dietz, Donnelly and after the recent Alabama-Wisconslu writer, couldn’t write enough nice age of 122.3. Here are the first ten: concerned about it and has done Chapdelaine. The Cloverleaves nance. football game and they were talk­ nothing about it. The team had stuff that a winning team must who scooped up a fumbl-i and dash­ things about Banker after he saw Games Average ed 67 yards *for victory, batted a didn’t use Warfield, Fiddler, Benny, Hard To Beat ing southern football. Mostly, one the blond blizzard in aciton. a game recently with Purdue have in a fight and Cobb is said to Wiganowskl ...... e , 122 3 have made it so tou,gh for Hale all pass into the hands of Tackle McLaughlin, Hampton and Dills- From that moment they were a should say, players. “ He’s the greatest halfback I've which required an overnight trip worth. hard squad to beat. This the grid­ One of them was Wallace Wade, to Lafayette. The squad wasn’t year that he was thrown clear off Arthur Coseo. ■ An interception ever seen,’’ Munday wrote for his ...... 11.5.4 his game. would have prevented tho Clover­ iron world learned when they gain­ Alabama coach, and two were his newspaper. “ He does everything permitted to leave until Friday ed a 6-0 victory over a truly great assistants, Henry Crisp and Shorty ...... 115.0 Cobb, it will be recalled, had leaves! only score. It seems a safe Dr. Moran says that some of the for Tulane but buy the railroad ...... 113.3 night, AVhlch relieved it of any bet that after Kelley gets through south end fans who paid the^r way Penn eleven. Since then Navy beat Propst. Another was Everett 'Strap­ chance for- a workout after a Hale once in Detroit and let him tickets. .He plays sixty minutes ...... 0 112,- go and he Insisted upon telling talkir.g tq.his cohorts tonight, they into the game Sunday left^the field, West Virginia Wesleyan, Michigan per, one of the best backs Georgia every game, kicks off, punts, passes, GlorgetU ...... -___ 6 H 2.4 Pullman jump. and Loyola by top heavy scores. Tech has had and now one of the him on every occasion after he will realize the Importance of in­ tore their tickets in half and gave ,catches passes, and plays safety as H. Murphy ...... i^^.S And before the squad left a terception. While Groman’.s feat The future admirals fought a 6-6 best officials in the south, and the nutnber of students cut classes to had joined the athletics that he a section to a friend, both then few men can. And he does all liis P. Saidella ...... 3 109 t hadn’t corrected the weakness is deserving of-praise for it showed walking back in with one end of tie with Michigan a week after the fifth was another southern official. work behind woefully weak inter­ WUMe ...... * l E Indulge in a pep rally and they latter threw Bob Zuppke’s outfit that cost him his job iu Detroit. his alertness, it must be borne in the ticket proudly displayed from Dr. Lambert, who learned his foot­ ference.” were told If they ever committed mind that in order to get that fum­ his pocket making believe It was a out of the leadership of the “ Big ball at Ohio State. Perhaps it Is that thought that such a breach of classroom eti- Ten.” ble, he had to beat his ends and whole one. Every Important southern team reigned in the talk of the five . quet in the future the coach MAY BECOME OUTFIELDER linemen. How come? Groman sim­ Princeton has a better record had been seen by at least one of gentlemen mentioned aboye. Bank­ 6RUNDAGE IS SLATED -would be fired and football would ply left his secondary defense posi­ The athletes who took first, sec­ than Navy this year so far as games of this group this season. And most er isn’t getting much assistance be klckbd out of the institution. Now tliat waivers have been ask­ tion too quickly. Had Mullen not ond and third prize at the Hartford won and points scored go. The of the fellows whom you’ve been from a very powerful line this year ed on Joe Bush, who is through as fumbled and a pass been thrown to County Y meet Saturday, will re­ Tlge^rs have rolled up 143-points in hearing about this fall were seen nor Is he aided by a crew of hard- TO HEAD THE A. A. U. Cobb Made It Tough a major league pitcher, you hear Groman’s territory, the result ceive their prizes tonight at the seven games. They have yet to lose last year several times. blocking backs, but he’s getting In discussion of probable changes that Bush may try to become an might have been much different: * Center church at 7* like a loaf of bread. The pas* he the Nebraska game today. Yester­ Banker and Armistead— ” ball train that night credit for ward bridging the gap between the Orange and Black rivals. collegiate and club athlete, was reeelved from Cy Tyler the time he day’s workout was light due to/he Both quarters will unquestion­ And that Is how It went for an knowing their football la Dixie. No fumbled was high but not too high rainsoaked condition of the field. hour or so. There are a number of adopted by the convention after it ably resort to.open,, play, neither one can deny that. And when you had been twice amended. for a seasoned back to catch. ' ’ The The varsity will take things fairly team appearing strong enough to excellent backs in the south, this get ready to pick your all-thls or trouble was that Mulleu started easy this week, with the reserves gain aufflclent grAund by . rushing year. Including some sophomores all-that, you might remember that forward too quickly crouching as he doing most of the work. methods. For that reason Prince­ who will be heard of plenty In the Banker and Armistead are pretty charged and was unable to straigh­ ton’s advantage at the ends may future, but Banker and Armistead, good, even though their teams are ten up in time to catch the' ball Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 20.— Re­ turn the tide in favor of the Orange despite the fact that they were stopr not undefeated ones. whiet^dame shoulder high. Tyler's ports that Arnold Horw«en may re­ and Black. passing was not of the usual stand­ sign as Harvard’s football coach at We have little to pick between ard anyway. For a veteran like the end of the present season have the rush lines. Hookenbery,, Green, Tyler, this was inexcusable. roused the Crimson players to a Captain Howe, Mestres and Bar- Ping Bodie, of Colorful Baseball Fame, Is At Ne'wark, N. J.— Jack' Gross, Herb Wright, former North Ends* fighting pitch. They are determined field, played fine ball against Yale. Philadelphia heavyweight, kayoed ^player, wea.t surprisingly well at to vindicate their coach by hand­ However, the Navy line of Wilson, Tiger Jack Humbeck, of Belgium, quarter hack for the Cloverleaves. ing Yale a thorough beating on Captain Burke, Hughes,' Koppke 4. Hq used good judgrtent In selecting Saturday. and Brownstrom, appear to be able Released by Pacific Coast League Team At Philadelphia— Billy Wallace, plays and Carried the ball well him­ to handle its Tiger rivals. No ad­ Cleveland lightweight, won deci­ self. "Hook” Brennan, who also New Haven, Nov. 20.— The Yale vantage can be discerned In the for­ sion over Jackie Pilklngton, New filled that role part of the game, was the hard-luck man of the con­ squad will hold no scrimmages this ward lines of the rival rush lines. Chicago,. Nov. 20.— The latest door. Ping made frantic efforts to York. 10. week. The coaches being unwilling At New York— Kid Chocolate, test, Two or three occasions, Bren­ Norman WIttmer, Requardt and bulletin by J. H. Farrell, secretary conceal his glass, finally “ hiding” nan got away for gains of about to risk further injuries to the Eli miles are a sturdy backfield. They it behind a tall salt cellar on the Cuban bantamweight, knocked out players. Dumifiy scrimmaging, with of the National Association of Pro­ Jackie Schweitzer, New York, 6; twenty yards only to have these should have the edge on their Navy bar. nullified because'^of penalties called emphasis on defense against the rivals, Welchel, Garmon, Castree fessional Baseball'Leagues, conveys “ That.” 'glared Callahan, “ will Ruby Goldstein, New York junior welterweight, scored, • technical against other'player*. Thy reverse forward pass, will feature the and Clifton. The latter have not ’ he Information that Ping Bodie cost you $500. field run Brennan contributed was week’s work. functioned quite as wolP as their The next day Cal took off tha 'knqokout over A1 Bryant, Newark, has been released by the Missions N. J„ negro four rounds. as pretty as any play offthe game. Princeton rivals. However, defen­ club of the Pacific Coaist League. fine when vPlng made three hits. To sum up matters In n nutshell, ^Annapolis, Md., Nov. 20.— Know­ At Augusta, Ga.— Abe Lucky, Au­ sively the Navy backs are sure to Ping was one of the colorful thq Cubs must improve next Sun­ ing tjie penchant of Princeton play-, gusta welterweight, knocked out hold their own. men of baseball. One time he had day or else the Cloverleaves will ors for picking up loose balls and MADB-A NICE START Herb Strlbllng. It looks like a tough, hard game. an agreement with the White Rox George Courtney, the Oklahoma even the series. They can't depend converting them into touchdowns, Because of Princeton’s victory over that he was not to drink during the on the break*; again. 'tlie Navy coaches are drilling the cowboy, made hi* debut as a light Yale, the Orange and Black will en­ playing* season. Ping seldom heavyweight in New York recently squad this week to guar^ against ter the contest a favorite. touched the hard stuff, but ho liked and woA hi* fight by a knockout. SEEKS ^OB AT ST. PAUL fumbles. It is probable that, no beer ahd that put on weight. There remains one Important good grounds to believe that the WAS A iTELEOBAPH OPEBATOB scrimmage will be held. HE’S LAST OF FAMILY Oner evening Ping slipped Into Jim Thorpe, one of the greatest game on the Harvard schedule— the Crimson will be able to battle the AN ALL-AMERIOAN END football player* of all time, who Lloyd Thomas, Southern, Califor­ the side ' door of Tony Fausts’s Yale game next Saturday— and that Bulldogs to a finish this year. Here Fred Leaqh, . who will be with Broadcasting would be improved Pacific coast' experts rate Irvlno was a bust as a major league ball is the game that Harvard would nia halfback, is o-e of four broth­ cafe in .the old Southern hotel in St. Phillips, California end and cap­ are Arnold Horween and Art the New.. York Giants next vyear, if certain songsters we know of ers who have eved ■'^ridiron player, is reported to be(after tha rather win than any played during French, Harvard coach and capU Louis. Directly Jim Callahan, man­ tain, as one of the best of the lea- job aa manager of the St. Paul, was a telegraph operattjff In Idqjtn could be given the air. Came. A ager oY the Aox came la the ether *oa« st^ason. Success that «ame who hope to take the Yale elei wlien he flrit learned ' JliUUii tM » ftWl jm tM i jo r A m * thaw^aot- " \ fviV: .‘?H\ Vi-" ;::rv" O- ■- i'iS • I •■': T' . '.,T^ ■ . *» ' ' i'.- r'k:trr-- ■' >;:>•;*- 5m

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Want Ad Informatloa Cards of Thanks E Help Wanted— Female 85 ing » year of study In the IJnitod CARD OP Ol^HANKS WANTED—GIRL TO RUN book­ HEBRON A N D O V e States, gave a very Intereking talk Manchester keeping machine, do stenography Sunday , iqorniag In the Congreiga- I wish to thank my neighbors and and general office work In Manches­ tlonal church, taking for his text ter business house. Write Box G, In friends for their kindness and sympa­ Mrs. Fred Bishop counted 23 Matthew H -5 . “ The blind received Evening Herald thy In my bereavement. I would es­ care of Herald and give qualiflca- Mr. and iJirs. Arthur Elseman pecially thank King David Lodge, tlons and experience In first letter. and family of Elmhu'rst, N. J., dandelion’s in her door y'ard last their sight, the lame walked^ the Classified Advertisements Shepherd Encampment, Korom Sanc­ Phone Your Want Ads Friday. leper are cleansed, the deaf hear torum 195, and Rebekah Lodge. spent the week end at their Hebron ^ n n t six arersv* words to a line. Help Wanted— Male 86 place. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Chadwick and and the dead are raised up and the Inltlala numbors and abbraxlatlon^ MRS. GRACE WARREN. poor have the gospel preached to eaoh connt as a word and oomoound To The Dandelions dot the lawns and children.of Hartford visited Mr. them.” Mr, Mathews wore the tur­ words as two worda Minimum oost is CARD OF THANKS WANTED— PIN boys. Charter Oak pansies and other hardy fiowers are Chadvl.ck’8 cousin, . Mrs. Janett price o t three llnea ^ * Bowling Alleys, 27 Oak street. Smith,. Sunday. ban and dress of India. He Is very We "wish to thank our friends, still blccming in some of tire gar- ’"dens hero. William Cunningham is boarding enthusiastic about the wonderful Line rates per day for transient neighbors and relatives for the sym­ Help Wanted— Male or Female 87 | pathy and kindness shown us at the. his two daughters,, Martha and treatment he has received In this Evening Herald Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray motor­ country. Mr. Mathews’ wife l£ In EffeetlTa Uareh time of the death of our wife, mother ed to Hartford In a theater party Margaret, with their grandmother. Cash Charge and sister, we would.especially thank WANTED—EXPERIENCED warper I Mrs. Tatro, In Rockville. India, where'he will return next (5 Consecutive Days ..I ? otsj 9 ots the South School and the 7th Grade or hard silk. Apply Willmlantic Silk I with Patrick Sullivan of Baltic and March. S Consecutive Days JJ of the Barnard School and all others Corporation. Willimantic. Conn. | The unusually warm weather Miss Hazel Hamilton of Lebanon Mr. and Mrs. 'Ward Talbot enter­ 1 Day H otsi 18 ots wlio contributed flowers.' recently. brought several people to their cot­ All orders for Irregular Insertions MICHAEL SCHUETZ, tages at Andover Lake for the tained Rev. Mathews at dinner Sun­ Mrs. Grace Chamberlain has gone day. will be oha- red at the one-time rate. KATHERINE SCHUETZ, week-end. . Building of cottages is Special rates for long term eve.-y MICHAEL SCHUETZ, JR, to New London to spend the winter Mrs. Frank Hamilton visited her day advertising given upon reouest. MRS. ANDREW ADAMS, Cair664 ^ still going on and a sandy beach is at the home of her nephew, Sidney Ads ordered for three or sU days MRS. JACOB NEUBAUE.R, Tobacco l.r'.o w.ia; I at .Meyer and being made. daughter Helen, in the Hartford Mendclsbon. lac., ! ;ai'l; land, (,'uua. and stopped before the third or nfth And Askifor^Bee” . Hewitt. Two loads of furniture be­ Out of. town . guests at A. E. hospital Sunday. Miss Hamilton Is day will be charged only for the ac­ •Assorte'rs, sizi ia. 1\, r.s. packers and longing to her were taken to New Lost and Found door liel|>.» .Npi'Iy ia Frink’s on Sunday were Mr. and improving and expects to be able to tual number of times the ad appear­ person Monday, London lately. ed, charging at the rate earned, but — 4------^------Tuesday a d Wcdiusday. Tell Her What You Want Mrs. Eugene W . Platt of Manches­ sit up in a few days. She has been no allowances or refunds can be made Supervisor and Mrs. Charles M. ter. Mrs. Harrison Foote and son, very ill with pleural-pneumonia on six time ads stopped after the LOST— GERMAN police dog. license Larcomb spent a night at the home Elmer, of Colchester, and Mr. and for over six weeks. fifth day. , No. 36787. Finder please call 1653. Sbe will take your ad. help you word it for best results, of Mrs. Della Forter and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frink and son, Ed­ Mrs. ‘ Bradley and Miss' Gladys No "till forbids"; display lines not and see that It Is properly Inserted. Hill will be mailed LOST—WHITE GOLD link bracelet, .Mrs. Roger W. Porter. They went ward, Jr., and Miss Marie Bantez Bradley visited the Montgorae/y sold. . , same day allowing you until seventh day after insertion The Herald will not be responsible set with three blue sapphires. Finder Sil ii.'il tuns \\a(il<-CADILLAC 7 passenger street. Phone 2466-W and 3634-2. said that the arrests followed dis­ Nice new single six rooms, English Colonial style. Closed In Automobiles for Exchange ...... 5 Storrs College also spent the week Auto Accessories—'PI res ...... 8 touring car. ir good condition. W al­ FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, Pearl covery of the fact that a large num­ sun parlor, a beautiful home with garage, $6,000, on very easy Atito Repairing—Painting . . . . . 7 ter Olcott. Telephone 357. FOR SAl.E—HARDWOOD slabs $10 a street, all improvements. Inquire 136 end at her Hebron home. cord, inquire 92 West street or tele­ ber of mten whose applications for terms. Auto Sch >uls ...... 1-A Pearl street. entry had been turned down had Miss Clarissa Pendleton and Mrs. Autos— Ship by Truck ...... 8 fo il SALE— GOOD USEL- OAKS phone 410. If you are interested in the constraction of new up-to-date Autos—-For Hire ...... 9 CRAWk'OKI) a u t o SUPPLY CO. FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement, mod­ actually crossed the border for em­ Anne C. Gilbert motored to New houses take a stroll or drive through Elizabeth Park on Henry C.arages—Service—Storage ...... 19 Center Xr Trotter Stieeis FOR S.Al/E—SE.ASONED hard wood, ern conveniences. Apply 7 Allen ployment on the power dam con­ Haven on. Monday and were the Tel. 1174 or street! Motorcycles— Bicycle ...... 11 2021-1 stove length $12.00 a cord. O.- H, Place. struction at East Barnet. Charles guests of relatives in that city for Wanted Autos— Motorcycles .. . 1’7 Whipple, teleolioiie 2228 evenings. a part of the day. Mrs. A. D. Mc­ llnsincaa nnrt l*ri>feMMliinnl Servlers Anto Arresniirlea ■rir«B FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tenement, E. Fraser, president of Brace En­ Business Services Offered ...... IS FOR S.\LE —BEST OP HAliDWOOU modern improvements, newly reno­ gineering Co., said that the men Carthy^ a former resident of Bos­ Household Services Offered...... 13-A slabs. lai'ge load $7, hardwood $8; vated. Call at 65 Starkweather were taken into custody without ton on whom they called is slowly ROBERT J. SMITH Over Post Office street after 5. Building—Contracting ...... H BATTERIES FOR YOUR automobile also fireplace wood. Charles Palmer. warrants, the warrants arriving Real Estate, Insurance, Steamship Tickets Florists— Nurrerles ...... 15 ranging from $7 up. Recharging and 'Teleplu'ne S95-3. recovering from a very serious ac­ Funeral Otreotors ...... 13 repairing. Distributors of Pre.st-O- ONE FOUR ROOM AND ONE 3 ROOM la*er in code. He personally put np cident. Heating— Pluniblng— Roofing .. 17 llte Batteries. Center Auto Supply Will ID S.\LI6— Hard, chesiii'it. flat at 171) Oak street, all Improve­ $12,500 as ban for some of the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray and Insurance ...... 18 Co., 155 Center. Tel. 673. ni'xed. white birch sod .slab. Sea.son- ments. including hot water heat. In­ employes while a number of others Millinery— Dressmaking ...... 19 ed and sawed to order L. T. VVoofl quire 164 Oakt Tel. 1667-W. childi'en and Mrs. Sherwood Miner Moving—Trucking—Storage . . . 2') Nt)\V IS THIO 'TIME I't) HAVE yoijr Co.. 65 Bissell street Phone 496. were released on his personal word, were Sundai' visitors at the home Painting— Papering ...... 2i car checked up 'or the winter sea­ FOR RENT— FIVE ROOM tenement It was understood here. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Segar, in THE BOOK OP KNOWLEDGE; on Holl street, all Improvements. In­ Professional Services ...... 21! son. Experienced meehaniea tr-tned Garden-Farm-Hairy I*riidiicts 50 Scotland. Repairing ...... 27 by General Motors assure you ex­ quire at 111 loll street or telephone Tailoring-Dyeing—'Cleaning .. 2i pert work. 1214-4. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pendleton “Famous First Ladies” Toilet floods and Service ...... 28 H. A. S'TEPHENS FOR SALE—APPLES. Greenings, and daughters, the Misses Maisie Chevrolet Sales and Service fCK REN'I’—'I'll KKE ROO.M suite. Wanted —Business Set vice ...... 26 Baldwins. Jonathan, Delicious Spies. and Mildred Pendleton, also Mrs. Sketches by liessey; Synopsis by Brauchcir BdncnAnnnl Center at Knox Tel. 939-’2 Kings and Pippins, by the basket, John.son Block. *'aclng Main street, STILL UNIDENTIFIED Courses and Classes ...... 27 all modern improvements. Phone Fannie Pendleton, all of Norwich bushel or barrel, at the farm or de­ 2040 or 524. Private Instruction ...... 28 Garages— Sorvlre— Storage III livered. Edgewood Fruit Farm. Tel. were Sunday guests at tire home of Dancing ...... 28-A 945. W. II. Cowles. Norristown, Pa., Nov. 20— All relatives here. Musical— Dramatic ...... 29 FOR RENT—SEVERAL first class ronl.s. with all Improvements. Aptily clues failing, Montgomery county A meeting of the vestry of St. Wanted—Instruction ...... 30 FRESH PICKED fruits and vege­ detectives today based their sole Flnnnelnl FOR RENT— GARAGE at 81 Benton tables. from our farm, roadside Edward J. Holl. 865 'tain street. 'Tel. Peter’s church will be held in the street. Telephone 9-2. 560. hope of solving the murder of the ’ Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages . . . . SI stand. Driveway Inn, 655 North .'Iain vestry at the close of the morning Business Opportunities ...... 32 street. Phono 2659. pretty Irunette found shot to death service on Sunday next to taka ac­ Money to Loan ...... i ...... 33 Florists— 'N urseri<‘B 15 FOR RENT— 5 ROOM tenement. In a cornfield near here Sunday on Money Wanted ...... 24 FOR SALE —APPLES, siiraved hard Mather street, reut $16. Robert J. tion on the resignation of the rec7 Smith. Telephone 750-2. making Anna Pollls, 37, known as Help nnil Sllnnllnaa EVEUGUEENS FKOM 50 to 75c. Blue picked Baldwins. Russets. GlHIfleur. tor, the Rev. T. D. Martin. Help Wanted — female ...... 35 Spruce $l 00 each. Ontalpa trees Bellefleura $1.2.5 bushel. Wind falls “ Bicycle Annie” talk. Help Wanted —Male ...... 36 75o bushel. Delivered In town. The FOR RENT— 6 ROOM tenement, mod­ Police are sure that, Annie poss­ A surprise reception in celebra­ $2.00 each. 379 Burnsld e Avenue ern conveniences. Apply J. P. Tam­ Help Wanted—Male nr Female . 87 Greenhouse. E. Hartford, 'tall Laurel Gilnaek Farm. South Main street. esses information concerning the tion of the tenth anniversary of the Agents Watited ...... 37-A feio. Telephone 225-4. many. 90 Main street. marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Situations Wanted —Female . . . . 38 slaying. She was held as a ma­ Situations Wanted—Mala ...... 39 FOR SALE — GREEN MOUNTAIN •' 'K RIONT — uYiSIRABLE tenement. terial witness after sle admitted Griffin took place at the town hall Employment Agencies ...... 40 Moving— 'Trucking— ntorage ao potatoes. Thomas Burgess. Wapplng. •1 rooms, 32 V/alker off Egst Center in Hebron Center, on the evening street. Shades, gas water heater, that she .“knew plenty” “about the I.l ve filtick—Hein—.I'oullry— Vehicles Tel. 29-2, Manchester Division. crime. “ But they’d , kill me. if I of Novepiber 16. Twenty-three rela­ Dogs— Birds— Fete ...... 41 LOCAL AND LONG distance moving steam hent. garage. Rent reasonable. Fnijuire 30 VValker street. squawked,” she told detectives. tives and friends were present, Live Stock— V’ehiclet ...... 42 by experienced men. i'ubl.c store­ HousulKild Gfiods 51 Poultry and Supplies...... 43 house. L. T. Wood. 55 BIssell streeL The body was still unidentified quite a number of them coming Wanted — Fete— Foultry—Stock 44 Tel. 493 Hniisps (nr it«‘m from out of town. Music for danc­ During the Harrison administration the White House ONE OAK 8 PIECE dining room set, 65 today. Scores of person.': have For Snie— Mlarelinnenna ing was furnished by Frank Bliss, Articles for Sale '...... *45 MANCHES'TEK & M. Y MOTOK Dis­ $70. Odd davenport bed with coll ■viewed the murder victim and for a represented a happy, well-ordered American home, with Boats and Accessories...... 46 spring $.30, gas stoves $10 up. FOR RENT—TEN ROOM house, oil time it was believed Identification who played the violin, and Miss patch-Part toads to and ttom New burning furnace, two bathrooms, the chief pleasures of the household centered in family Building Materials 47 York, regular service. Call 7-2 i>r WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE had, been made yesterday when Mabel Manning, pianist. Refresh­ Diamonds— Watches—Jewelry .. 48 1282. two car garage, corner Woodbrldge life. Mrs.. Harrison's health failed, and her daughter, Electrical Appliances— Radio .. 49 FOR SAIiE-A VARIETY of mat- and North Kim streets. Call 258. spectators said the body was that ments were served. A feature of the Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A PEHUE'l’T & GLENNEY moving sea­ tresses just arrived. Low prices. of Mrs. Bertha'Wellgus, but a few evening was a mock marriage. /Mrs. McKee, often officiated at functions. Mrs. Harri­ Harden — Farm — Dairy Products 50 Come in and see them, Ostrinsky’s FOR RENT—6 ROOM single house, son Is here. Several trucks at your with 2 car garage. All modern im­ minutes later this \7a< dispelled Recent guests at the home of son was scrupulous In performing social duties, how­ Household tjoods ...... 61 service, up to dale equipment, ex­ Furniture Store, 28 Oak. Machinery and T ools...... 52 provements. Available now. Inquire when Mrs. 'Wellgus walked into the Mr. and.Mrs. Winthrop Porter were ever, and held regular recieptions. f-C^ perienced men. Plione 7-2 Robert J. Smith. Musical instruments ...... 53 FOR SALE—FOUR BURNER Glen- -'om . Mr. and Mrs. William Bralnard and Sy NEA, Through Spteial Permission of th« PulilUhtrt of The Book of Knowl*dg«, Copyright, 1933-26. Office and Store Equipment . . . . 54 wood gas range. In good condition. two sons of Hartford. Sporting Goods—tJuns ...... 55 Repairing 28 Must be sold at once. Inquire at 72 Suburban for Rent 60 Specials at the Stores ...... 56 Church street or telephone 1082. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ward and Wearing Apparel— Furs ...... 57 CHIMNEYS CLEANED and repaired, FOR RENT— SMALL farm. Reason­ WAS ONLY MY FRIEND two daughters, also Miss Eunice Wanted—To Buy ...... 53 key fitting, safes opened, saw filing Wanted— To Buy 5S able price. See Stuart J. Wasley, 827 SAYS WILLIAM C. FIELDS Porter of West Hartford, were Unoine— llniird— Hotels —neanrfs and grinding. Work called for. Main street. Telephone 1428-2. Kesltiiirnnts Harold Clemson, 108 North Elm week end guests at the hbme of Mr. Rooms Without Board ...... 69 street Tel. 462. I PAY THE best prices for rags, New York, Nov. 20.— W . C. and Mrs. H. Clinton Porter. Boarders Wanted ...... 59-A paper, books, metals etc. D. Oren- Hoasea for Hale 7a Fields, stage and screen comedian Other week, end guests were A. Country Board —Resorts ...... 60 SEWING MACHINE repairing of all steln, oldest Junk dealer in town. asserted today that Bessie Gbat- H. Fi3h and Miss Ethel Pish, Mrs. Hotels— Restaurants ...... 61 makes, oils, needles and supplies. R. Tel. 475-3. FOR SALE—NEW 5 room bungalow Wanted—.tooms— Board ...... ■ 62 W. Garrard, 37 Edward street Tel. and 6 room house, all modern Im­ terton Poole, of Brockton , Mass., Charles Fish and daughters, Bar­ Heiil Kninie For Kent 716. WANTED TO BUY old cars tor junk; provements. For price and terms call who willed him a diamond ring, bara and Shirley of 'Manchester, Apartments, flats, i'enemcnib.. 63 used parts for . ^le, auto repairing at 168 Benton street. Tel. 2632-2.' was “ just a friend.” " Mr. and Mrs. Louis Twining of Business Locations for Rent . . . 64 PHONOGRAPHS, vacuum cleaner day and night, wrecking service. " I befriended her Just as I did Houses for Rent ...... 65 clock repairing, key fitting, gun and' Abel's. 26 Cooper streeL Tel. 789. FOR SALE— 7 ROOM single house 35 Hartford and_M r. and Mrs. Earl Suburban tor Rent ...... 66 lock smithing. Bralthwalte, 53 Pearl Bigelow street. Lot 75 feet front,'238 other chorus boys and girls during Post and son Wallace of East Hart­ Summer Homes tor R eu t...... 67 street WILL PAY HIGHEST PRICES for all feet t^eep. a strike of the actors equity In ford at ,the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wanted to Rent ...... 68 kinds of phloUens. Will also buy 1922,” he said. "The ^aat time.. I Alfred H. Post In Gilead. Hen I 13slnte For Sale Help Wanted— Female 85 rags, paper, magazines and ' old FOR SALE—JUST OFF Main street, Apartment Buildings for Sale , , 69 metals. Morris H. Lessner. Call 1645 new 6 room English style house, sun saw"her was in 1923'When'she was Business Property tor S ale...... 70 porch, fire place, one car garage, In the Follies.” ' ' , Farms and La..d for Sale ...... 71 Rooms Without Board extra large lot. Mortgages arranged. Fii&lds said that it was ohyloua THE DOWN PAYNIENT Houses for Sale ...... 72 WANTED,r-YOUNG LADY for store OU clerk. Apply 95 Pine street. Price low, small down payments. that lilias Poole’s son, William Rek^ Lots for Sale ...... 73 Arthur A. Knofla, telephone 782-2, Resort Property'for S a le ...... 74 FOR RENT—ONE furnished room for 875 Main street. ford Morris, Fields, 11,, was .bbrp “Joseph, if ,your father could Suburban for S a le ...... 76 WANTED—GIRL for general house­ gentleman. Apply 23 Laurel street. work. No cooking or heavy laundry. Phone 956. before’ Fields knew the'mottier. The, save a, ..dollar a w6ek for four Real Estate for Exchange ...... 78 FOR SALE— WASHINGTON street, Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 Two children, good home. $8.00 ■Will makes ho provlSilbn, for the bojf. weeks, what would he,then have?” weekly to start. F. Wenick, 108 brand new six room Colonial, odk in February, Anetlon— Legal Nofteee . * FOR RENT—FURNISHED room with floors throughout, fire place,’ tile TiOss Poole died October‘Rtb af? . “A phonograph',, a new suit, a -hThieir double funerals Auction Sales ...... jg Westbourne Parkway Hartford. modwrn improvements. Phone bath, large corner lot. Price right. ter, if was clairhed, she was bPateii refrigerator aha a ’ set of furni­ out’ in Legal Notices ...... 79 1781 or call at 44 Pearl street. Terms. Call Arthur A. Knofla. Tele­ in a night club. ture.”— Country Gentleman. , tpo|c place in the East phone 782-2, 875 Main street. of Secretary Room of the White House GAS BUGGIES—Off to the Front and his wife and and a thousand gathered Frank Beck daughter lost their lives. for the rites. 6 E E , I ’LL GIVE AUNT AMY, I'LL INS/ST ON COME ALONG, GOODBYE, DONT JUNIOR THE ADVANTAGE THE PAPER SIGNING \\ JUNIOR, WE’LL JUNIOR, I'M SO ' I ONLY .WORRY. , OF fiLAD I'M MY BUSINESS HONEST, A CONTRACT WITH 1. GO DOWN REMEMBER TO HOPE MY I'M EXPERIENCE. I’LL GO AUNT AMY, JUNIOR! AND I'LL SEE y / V AND CLOSE STAY ON THE 16OINO TO LITTLE GOING* DOWN TO THE PAPER I DON'T THAT IT INCLUDES t h e ,d e a l SIDEWALKS, H A V I A MAN CAN TO WITH HIM , AND lAOSn ftOi/TE NEED AN A CLAUSE COVERING FOR YOUR AND NOT CUT TAKE ABOUT’ HAVE A TALK WITH OVERCOAT. yTHAT BICYCLE THEY’RE A C R O S S ^ I CAN'T CARE OF THAT GRAHAM ROUTE! ,THE EDITOR. I ’LL THE OTHER ’ GIVING AWAY Ols| DOESN'T THE WET STAND h im s e l f .. PCRSONAUY. SEE THAT THEY STILL ! KIDS CHRISTMAS, fo r DRESS UP l a w n s . DON’T 'TRY TO DON’T BUILDING UP TO DELIVER GOODBYE, SLIP ANYTHING WEAR THE ROUTE. HIS _AUNt AM Y. OVER A N Y I p a p e r s ! I'LL BRING 7 h o m e YOU AN' EXTRA. 4 ^ - U 4 \' ll-s President Harrison was a devoted husband, father and grandfather. The White House w as enlivened by the presence of children for the first time in many years. Birthdays and holicjlays.like Christmas brought pieasLire # 4 to the president. On March 16,- 1891 . he gave his tt grandson, Benjamin Harrison McKee, a birthday party^ • -fK' V i MANCHESTER '(CONN.) EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ZO, 1928. PAGEELEVE^r ® rXPPER~F~ANNY SAYSP ilC S K I W ^ Y «> _ J«_- t’y Percy L. (.V o^g m SENSE >») NONSENSE \ The Cut Direct. Station Director: “ Heyi"^ aren’t S or miGHT AS you going to broadcast?" S o Y * * V € A - A i4* 5 H € Announcer: “ No. I'm not cn WCU wise UP VA speaking terms with my girl and S a w V A 0CA6V THAT WC she might tune In!’’ AtA6A0Y Aot W “ The optimist Is certain of go­ ^ ^ v c ^ OP w h a t c v p a ing to heaven," observes a Man­ chester man. »y i 5 V o u 'A e “ The pessimist knows he won’t S C C tiM * . like it even if he should get there " A ■Women have more backbone than men these days. At least they show more.

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Different Elevations. A man may be top hole and be Congenial for all that. Aca.u.t.pwr.0FP. But oh my soul, deliver me Ol*M. lY Nr.A SIRVICe. INC. From one who \s high hat. U Ciwbr, Cmtai Pru* Am, Cm. Women who sue for non-supitort Jn the Xut Cracker ~ - J asunlly got it. Question— “ if a bathing girl Is a “It W on’t Be Long N ow ” By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE beach nut, what’s a bricklayer?’’ t A , Answer— "A walnut.’ ’ By Gene Ahern Question— What’s the difference between a rich man and a dog’s tail?” 1 5 X 5 0 ^ ^ Ho LP Answer— “ A rich man keeps an M A A i, A h(M PVfAl' • IJM ^ auto, and a dog's tall keeps a wag- f SnU--^ SUIAV SO i CLASS, PASSIM! AUlAV gin’.’’ HJMBS CWMV MctTM COME IX OFF THE DECK Q— “ What is an artichoke?” iM A ‘BIB COA"f { A * PESIfeoSfBR, fW / BE A Ans— “ An artist who draws 'wc^^tTes’ o ME l a s t It’s just seven steps, in fair houses.” ® 0^R-POUlEftf^l<3 ^ weather or rough, from the DECK Q—“What is an umbrella?” REQUES^ BEF o ’ I G o A/ B a -f t C IS ABsota-rBLV into the SHIP. If you’re an excep­ Ans— “ A cane with an awning on B E V o M P t l e t m e tionally good navigator you may be it.” i/Up e e P, ^ able to find a short cut, but seven Q— “ Some say that 'nothing l.s VlEAR Vo’’ PLU<3 * EgcEPi'rTo i He is par and one solution in on impossible.’ Is that true?" AM" Ari'LL A c MIEV/E another page. Ans— “ Well, try shoving an um­ i s a S E .c iiE r r MA LIFE AMBlTfoM,'^ brella down a man’s throat and VORMLiLA OV MV opening It up.” A P E LUi c j KH 'AMP I maV pii-r rfoAi There is one elderly girl of our -ftiE bv ttoVe / acquaintance who still calls ’em . A limbs and we often lead her up to *'Wo6PL.Eis M0rl1^-O-BAM'V the subject. Just to recall old times. \ .“ Women are fools. I never knew HEW, HEN. mush.” 2— You can change only one let­ „ M 0 1 W S . ‘ ter at a time. A young school-boy was asked to A R E - f r f E 3— You must have a completespell “ Pittsburgh. Immediately word, of common usage, for each came the answer, “ K-D-K-A.” < RCO.U.S. PAT. OFF. 01*28, BY NCA SCKVICC.. INC. S A F E R = jump. Slang words aud abbrevia­ (*?Fomainf Fox. 19C8. Thr Bfll Sioidicatf. Tnc ) tions don't count. We shall not hear real language 4— Tjie order of .letters cannotuntil they begin to broadcast golf be changed. games. WASHINGTON TUBBS II K i d n a p p e d ! B y C r a n e "Very few of the big jobs are held Our NeJghborfl. The song is ended, but the radio SkCKjtl^OU SV^lKlEl r by men who He and shiver rather w o r s Ttf Be NOT 0 INSIPIO OfFSPRINC-t WHAEftE’S BOlN’. QUICK) than get up for an extra blanket. program lingers on. G et Tvite ueNCLEl OF k ^EkTUKTl^. » BUT TAKING BI6 IDEA*? WWERE Bec-tOMcl GOZMl WE gotta same OADAI M^ANS To IMPRESS THE WINSOME m (xOTTA DO SOMETHING VOO TAKlW’ JAOA? DAMSEL That sn e hp^p best become A WURRV. r ONE Of MN wives.

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SALESMAN SAM Guzz Gets a Bum Deal B y S m a V (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) While Clowny stayed far out of poor Clowny up on deck. The cap­ LJ€.l C, I :T(vLKeo 6u^votn>i ^ sight, the Tlnies waited for the WHATS S AM» 7\ 'CL€.V6R. .ftOVeR- J u s t tain's gone to (bed. Our plans . w',. .P(sy :“W' S 1^500 W£ night to come so they could look should work. It seems to me. If DOlMG UP IW TWE \ Tisike,KITTY-\ T0tt>. LOOK ATxiTWt c -^ o s ' He ’s O R op f ifi^ l around for ways of getting free. we’re as cautious as can be. Of ovJe" ow iH 'S L W P -' -^ l o o k s ; UKE^ a SM0VJ 6 t o r h \! They rather liked the ocean trip, course we’ll have to hide‘ .if Mr. “T?s c a r r y oQ T m s ‘J CrU1.*2.L.e?e\ FCAROS AW’ T>ROP 'EfO ' j but thought It best to leave the Captain shows his head.” AOVeR.TlSIWer SU66EST10M- OOWM OM TU'*R)WM-F(GL ship. They knew the captain often Soon Clowny joined the little , . LEO TVIAT VlOULD A VJaT was as cross as he could he. 6000 ‘ C /Tgreat STOMT bunch. They told him of their » OF leTtim' People Kkovi ide'RE Soon Scouty lost his trace of happy hunch. "A very good Idea,” ,.0>^ ( huh?. leTj' SEE. r ‘ SOWMA MAVE aerial! OELWeRY- frown, and cried, “ Tho sun is go­ Clowny whispered, rather low. iri^"AT:m’'CARDS ing'down. It won’t he long until "The boat we’re going to take is the moon is high up ip the sky. here, I doubt if there’s a thing Then we can try to get away. Poor to fear, so let’s just drop it to the Clowny doesn’t like to stay away sea. 'Tis time for us to go.” down in the coal pile. I’ve a plan Their plans workei^f out'ln first, '.’ ,‘53 that we might try. class form. They foti^;.\he night -M- "Upon this big boat there are was nice and wtft*mf It wasn’t two small rowboats. One will Ipng till all the Tfnymites v^re, surely do, if we can only lower It in the craft. They pushed out on into the sea below. Then, under the quiet sea. Then Clowny softly cover of the night, we’ll row until said, "Oh, gee! This sure will v J L u - •,'■>.•’3 we’re out of sight. As long as we make the captain mad.” The escape from here, what matters Tinymites all laughed. where we go?” .... "A fine idea!" Coppy said. "It’s (The Tlnymitc", 'uake nveall In M i h k real da^k now. Let’s go and bring the next story.) r// i-- “ - -A.-' ?'• - -. '"t ^ --¥-r ■. V " ■;-' • •: '■

SAIPI (CPTOEB \ »i »• •• ^ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1028. € i m t i n a :;>.W 5 ■ -■■ HOME MADE PIES EMERGENCY DOGTCMtS FRANK BUSCH’S CLASSES MISS GAMBA LEAVES I HAULS IN ONE FISH, « iOrder Yonr Favorite Flavor ;; ^ e Day Before Yon Want It Dr. Thomas G. Sloane and Dr. Thomas H. Weldon will be on AT REC PROVE POPULAR HOSPITAL TODAY FINDS HE HAS SEVEN duty to answer emergency calls The Conran Shoppe tomorrow afternoon. Depot Sqnare Boxing, Swimming and Life- Miss Tilda M. Gamba, of 81 Lake Otto Wiganowski Hooks Sand The South. Methodist Ladles’ Aid SaVing Sessions for Juniors street, was discharged from the Shark Abotit to Producig for the Coming Holidays with society will meet for sewing and and Seniors Well Attended. Manchester Memorial hospital this Some Baby Ones. routine business, tomorrow after­ afternoon following a confinement I ABOUT TOWN noon at 2:30 at the church. Frank C. Busch, instructor in of eleven days the result of injur­ New Curtains and Drapmes boxing, swimming and life-saving ies received in an automobile ac­ Otto Wlganoski of Spruce-street Mrs. Dwight W. Bllsh of 32 Holl at the Recreation Centers, is being cident. is understood to have laid claim to The Ladles’ Aid society of the street is in Boston attending the na­ kept busy these days with his five Ralph W. Taylor of 127 Newber­ the individual fishing championship Second Congregational church will tional convention of the Woman’s classes which have a combined ry street, Hartford, the driver of of the town , so far as the . number meet at the Manchester Community Christian Temperance Union. membership of nearly 60 persons. the car which struck Miss Gamba of fish caught on one hook is con­ slubhouse tomorrow afternoon at 2 He is popular with the members at Manchester Green on the night of cerned. 1 o’clock. Work will be on aprons for The Howitzer Company members of his classes which accounts for November 9 as she was walking Fishing off Fishers’ Tsland Sun­ the bazaar at the church on Decem­ are requested to report at the the steady increase in their num­ along the side of the highway on day with, a party of nine Manches­ Quaker' Craft Curtains ber 4. Armory tonight at 6:30 so that ber during the past few weeks. her way home after leaving a trol­ ter persons, Otto caught a sand they may draw their equipment in There are 14 persons in his se­ ley car at the terminus there, was shark measuring three and a half Beautiful fillet net curtains in ten good-looking _ Kings Heralds are reminded of time to answer roll call which will nior life-saving class which meets arrested on the charge of reck­ feet in length. Inside the''shark patterns. Egyptian ecru only. lYinged and the special meeting at the South be a^t 7:30 instead of 8. once a week from 7 until 8 o’clock were found six baby sharks about a less driving. His case is due to foot in length. All were alive. tailored hems. Just the curtains for your living Methodist church this evening at on Wednesday night. They are John come up before Judge Raymond A. room and dining room. Pair 5:30, followed by games and re­ Pontillo, Victor Armstrong, Luther Johnson, Nov. 24. freshments. Chapin, Jason Chapman, William Miss Gamba’s condition has Im­ Hand, Wesley Warnock,- -Kenneth proved such that it Is understood $1.98 Ever Ready Circle Kings Daugh­ LOCAL CLUB IN P A R H Thornton, H. W. Steigler, Elmore she will be able to appear In court COMPLETE ters is holding a sale of used cloth­ Anderson, James Lennon, Edward to testify against Mr. Taylor. At ing and furniture at the Buckland AT HARTFORD HOME Markley, Charles Minicucci, Thomas the time of the accident when ques­ RADIO SERVICE building. Depot Square, this after- Hawley and Matthew Macdonald. tioned by Police Lieutenant 'Wil­ Free Tube Testing. aoon and evening. In the junior life-saving class liam Barron, Taylor could give no General Uepairing which meets Saturdays from 11 to Quaker Craft Curtains excuse for the accident. Aathorized Mrs. Paul Hausman of 93 Hamlin Lindy Social club members held 11:45 a. m., there are 17 boys, as ' Quaker Craft curtains are durable and they will follows: William Weir, Raymond Sales and Service for street will open her home tomorrow an enjoyable card party Saturday Majestic Atwater-Kent retain their good looks after repeated washings. afternoon at 2 for the cottage pray­ evening at the home of Mr. and Mozzer, Frank luliano, John luli- Mrs. Elliott’s Shop ano, Horace Burr, John Dougher­ Kolster Radlola Fine quality.fillet net curtains with neat tailored er meeting of the Nazarene church, Mrs. John Chambers of 99 Hunger- Eveready also for the class meeting Friday ford street, Hartford. Whist was ty, Wells Tolson, Edward Lithwin- ’ Hand Painted Cards and fringed hems. Ecru. Full length. Pair evening at 7:30. followed by a period of games and ski, Robert Weir, Austin Brimley, for a social time during which refresh­ William McPartland, Robert Mc­ Thanksgiving and Christmas .. A miscellaneous surprise shower ments were served by the hostess. Connell, James Sheldon, Wilbur KEMP'S $2.98 was givfen in honor of Mary Ponti- Prize winners were: First, Mrs. Ciechowski, Arthur L’Heaveux, 853 Main St. celli of 10 Homestead street at her Carrier of Hartford and Edward D. John McGann and William Mack. ' home last night. Over 20 of her Hogan; second. Miss Dora Bernard The junior boys’ boxing class, girl friends attended. She was of Hartford and Fred Little; con­ which meets Mondays from 5 to 6 given many pretty and useful gifts. solation, Miss Ethel Chambers of p. m., includes twelve: Dave Simp­ Lunch was served by her sister Hartford and John Hughes. son, Donald Knapp, Cutler Hale, Ruffled and Flat Alice Ponticelli. The wedding is The club has received an invi­ Samuel J. Prentice, Jr., Thomas to take place in St. Bridget's church tation to attend a bridge and whist Reardon, Charles Roberts, Sumner WATKINSBROTHERS/Inc. November 2S. Miss Ponticelli is to at High school hall, November 30, Roberts, Ward Green, Malcolm be married to Peter Bezzini of by Group 2 of the seniors for the Holmes, Prank Uliano, Donald Wil­ CURTAINS pair Hartford. benefit of the W’ashington trip. lis, Clement Fantone. The class is for boys from seven years up and If you are in need of new curtains for your bedroom, kitchen or bathroom, you four are only seven years old. ESTABLISHED 54 YEARS will find just what you want in this assortment. Flat voile curtains with hem­ miiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiii Eleven are enrolled in the junior stitched and lace edges; white voile ruffled curtains; and ruffled curtain sets of very boys’ swimminig class. They are CHAPEL AT 11OAIC ST*! fine white marquisette with valances to match. Samuel J. Prentice, Jr., Walter . , / Johnson, Paul Stinson, Truman Read, Wilbur Ciechowski, David Robert iCAhdersort) P lr b n e ^ 5 6 0 Simpson, Theodore Nelson, Cutler Funeral Director OF2837AY Piale, William Miller, Theodore Brown and Tony luliano. This class = ^nar^hird/^ ^Sh^pin^ = meets Saturdays from 10:15 to 11 a. m. Novelty Cottage Curtains Three policemen have entered the Dainty novelty cottage curtains with .colored dots in blue special swimming period for cops gold and green. Full length. Tie backs to match. Also held every Thursday afternoon ffora novelty checked cottage curtains with 2-inch colored inser­ 4 until 4:45. They are Arthur Sey­ tions in blue, gold and green, as well as plain white splash mour, David Galligan and John Crockett, voile cottage curtainA Pair I LINENS iwai $1.49 I Combining Utility With Beauty—Will | MARY CHENEY AUXILIARY k I . Grace the Thanksgiving Table and Charm | INSPECTION TOMORROW I Your Guests. | Ruffled and Flat Curtains S We present an extensive collection of handsome linens = State President Mrs. Jessie S many newly imported from famous European Linen cen- i Lynes and Her Staff to Be Fiat curtains of plain white voile and marquisette with lace and hemstitched hems; ruffled curtains of fine voile I ters—extremely smart and usable for Connecticut’s fin- = Present for Occasion. and dotted marquisette in w'hite only. Pair E est Thanksgiving tables. E MM *** Mary B. Cheney Auxiliary No. 13 U. S. W. V., will hold its annual $1.98 1 Satin Damask Cloths and Napkins | inspection at the State Armory to­ 2 _ All Irish linen, many fine patterns. = morrow night. The state president, E 70x70 Cloths ...... ; ...... S5..50 S Mrs. Jessie Lynes of Bridgeport and s 70x88 Cloths...... $7*00 = her staff officers will be present and make the official Inspection of S 70x106 Cloths ...... ■.‘.■.■.'.‘.$8;50 = the local organzation. S 22 inch Napkins to m a tch ...... $7.00 dozen = It is earnestly hoped the forty 40 Only Pairs of Voile members will all be present to answer annual roll call at 7:30 p. I Odd Breakfast Cloths ^ | m. Following the business meeting E 44 inch all linen crash, with cofored borders 89c each. = a supper will be served to all mem­ = 54 inch Breakfast C loth s...... $1.49 up - bers and’ the visitors. RUFFLED CURTAINS pair 5 0 c ^ 54x70 Breakfast C loths...... $1.79 up = Mrs. Lynes is a member of Boue- stecle Auxiliary No. 3. of Bridge­ On sale tomorrow at nine o’clock—40 pairs of plain white voile ruffled cur­ E 60x60 Breakfast Cloths ...... $1.79 up = Flaq is Flying tains with tie backs to match. Very good quality considering the low price asked. port, the largest in the state and S 60x80 Breakfast Cloths...... $2.50 up | greatly esteemed for* her patriotic 2 yards long. ’While they last—50c a pair. work, also for her thoughfulness You can make up your mind that real cold weather is E for the soldiers of all wars in our at your door. Are you prepared to keep your home = I Cloth and Napkins | state institutions. She will tell of r Lustrous Irish Satin damask, floral and conventional — the work among the veterans comfortable and warm ? You can be assured of heating s 5 designs. S All members are requested to comfort when you have your coal bin filled with our clean 5 P make returns for tickets sold on the _ coal. 5 = 72x90 Cloths rro^^an = rug given by Mrs. Tedford as the Ruffled Curtain Sets $7.50 drawing will be, held duning the S Just phone us your order. 5 72x108 Cloths...... $8.50 evening. A report of the national One of our most popular curtains! Cream voile ruffled 72x126 Cloths ...... curtains with shell-stitched edges in blue, gold, green and ...... $11.50 convention which was held in Cuba lavender with valance and tie backs to match. Full, 2 1-2 22 inch Napkins to match . .$7.50 dozen last month will be given at the -'ards long. These curtains.have be§n selling right along meeting by one of the visitors. -t a higher price. Special The election of officers for 1929 H. S. Cloths and Napkins willNie held at the next meeting I The W. G. Glenney Co. | All linen—lovely patterns. S December 5, 1928. E Coal, Lumber and Masons’ Supplies. E $ 1.69 68x68 C loth s...... S5 00 - E Allen Place, Phone 126, Manchester S 68x86 C loth s...... ] ...... S6*^50 S E S 68x104 C lothes...... ‘ ‘ .$8’.00 = FOR SALE Tiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^iiiiiiiiiiiiin 201/2 inch Napkins to m a tch ...... $7.60 dozen S Voile Cottage Sets Dainty sets for your kitchen, bathroom and bedroom. I Extra Special Colored Breakfast Cloths | Chrysanthemums Made from good quality, plain white voile with 2-inch col­ ored edges in blue, gold and green, or neat shell-stitched s 54x54 inch Cloths with 1-2 dozen Napkins, all linen, S edges in the wanted colors. Pair s white ground Avith colored borders, o o set = I regular $3 f o r ...... $2.39 | $2 to $3 per dozen (HON $ L 0 0 GREENHOUSE I H. S. Damask Cloths and Napkins I 621 Hartford Road 5 Colored checks and borders. Green, rose, blue, gold. S Telephone 37-3 = 54xo4 Cloth, 1-2 dozen Napkins, reg. $4.50 for $3.59 = GOOD THINGS TO CAT S SGt. i Cloth, 1-2 dozen Napkins, regular $5.50 for i FOR THE LITTLE FAMILY. 5 $4.59 set. , s One of the housekeeping problems for the little iCretonne Drapery Sets $ 1.39 family, in which only two or three are gathered to­ 4 ..' I Linen Shop, Street Floor | gether at table, has been, for many years, the. size . Novelty cretonne drapery sets fashioned of heavy quality cretonne, neatly made. of the tins in which preserved vegetables or fruits /Valances, to match. Three good-looking patterns to choose from. At this low are packed; Enough string beans, peas, or what­ price'you could not make up your own draperies. ever, for four or five people in every can—and per­ haps only Mr. and Mrs. Newlywed to eat them. Some time ago somebody evolved the idea o£;the I 1 little tin—something to sell for a dime and con- *tainlng two or three portions of the food article. NEW! That was fine; only—and this was Important—they i used the Idea on cheap stuff, not the high grade Children’s Shoes products. That wasn’t so good. RAYON . Now,.however,’two or three of the big standard canneries are beginning to put real quality stuff Into the little dime cans. And Plnehurst has them. Not yet in a really complete line, but sev­ Cushions eral items. ’We are offering, for example, Peas, Corn, Brown Bread arid Spliced Peaches In the ten cent tins—and all of a very high grade indeed. Wonderful things to lay llx-a stock of. " Plnehurst has some BRAND NEW JAMS. One Is a fascinating blend of Apricot and Pineapple. ■Whoever thought It up was a genius. Quince Jam, Colorful rayon cushions In square, oblong, round and crescent shapes. They come in blue, Peach Jam and Grape Jam are other Items—every 'orchid, nlle, rose and-gold and hare gold braid and contrasting flower trimmings. We make a specialty of floral one delicious. design pieces for funerals, an­ Just now we’re In a bit of a muddle In this stpre ' Draperies—^Main Floor ^ Smart ^ e s for th'e littfe'folk. Damp proof soles niversaries or any particular •—changing things around. We*are,,nidving our ' occasion you have in mind; we Fruit Department to the northeast corrier of the ^A^^rturdily built for long wear, can supply you on the shortest- store, giving ourselves a show window for this de- notice with the most appropri­ partmerit, and bringing the Cookie and Bread de­ ...... [Tan, brown, Wack, smoked elk. partment Into the center of the store. It’s going ate design for the occasion, at to be an Improvement, but it doesn't make the job just the price you -wish to pay. any-easier while the work is golhg on. However, we’ll fill the orders exactly, as well as ever and .de­ liver th’em any time, at your convenience, so you W. H, GARDNER ANDERSON won't kno# the difference. It’s our woe, nqt yours. . Paaic Bufldfaigy South' Manclhester GREENHOUSES ^ Phone two thousand. SOUTH MfKhCHCSTER-CONN- r i - j i 153 EldtM g. St. - H w im SSiSBBK .*■