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Sweden’s Queen Heads the New INDEPENDENCE Gravely 111 GRUNDY’S OPINION Regime in Spain FOR FILIPINOS OF HOOVER CITED URCTOINBILL Senator Said Preadent Did SAYS LECCE’S Sen. Vandenberg Wants Coast Guard to Aid Rival Methods of Measura^ Not Know Anything at TALK CAUSED Commonwealth Establish Navies Sidetracked To All A bout Legislative ed at Once to Give Them Sick Man on Vessel day; Dominion Represen Matters. COTTON LOSS tatives Have Long Inter Chance to Test Condition. New London, Jan. 31i i X ..—------BCtVlUC, (AP)—^the kCUlUg service, WA VAIC telling of the plight of Tif.pd of hos-Tthe freighter was intercepted- at the With a sick man in dire neea oi noa | Washington, Jan. 31.—(AP) — view With Premier Mac Wasington, Jan. 31 — (AP) — A i pital attention aboard, the freighter Guard vessel, nearing the Severance Testimony that Jospeh R. Grundy, Georgia Senator Declares! bill to provide for the immediate 1 Severance of Boston, hove to east about midnight reported heavy seas,! now a Republican Senator from a northeast gale and a blinding j establishment of the “Common of Winter Quarter Shoal lightship Donald and That M^ht Pennsylvania, had said at a meeting i Growers lost 50 Millions | about 60 miles southeast of the snowstorm. The relief ship advised i wealth of the Philippine Islands” [ that the freighter work toward the | of the National Association of Wool Delaware Capes late yesterday under a plan of progressive | while a Coast Guard vessel from Delaware Capes where sea condi Have Something to Do Manufacturers prior to Herbert As Result of Statement! autonomy looking to complete with- I New York was plunging through tions were better. ^ Further information was not! Hoover’s inauguration, that the lat drawal of American sovereignty in 1 heavy seas to her assistance, it was With Delay, Experts Be- reported at Coast Guard headquar available here. i ter "never ran for even the office by Official. ten years was introduced today by » I ters here today. The Severance is owned by the of dog catcher and doesn t know Senator Vandenberg, Republican, Diamond Steamship Transportation i anytifing at all from experience Famed in the history of European A message from the cutter lieve. Champlain to the New York base of Co. of Boston. She is 366 feet long. what legislation means” was give Washington, Jan. 31.— (A P )— J Michigan. royalty. Queen Victoria of'Sweden, The measure is patterned along pictured above, now is reported today to the Senate lobby commi.- After rerelvihr hn eiplahaUon by ■ a„mifaU of Primo de Rivera’s lines suggested by the late Secre gfravely ill at her winter home in London, Jan. 31.— (A P.)—Plans Chairman Legge of the Farm Board j ^j.j^a,torship in Spain has brought ^'^Grundy was quoted in a speech tary of War Weeks but goes farther Rome, arid King Gustav has been of toe naval conference to let a on a statement he issued concerning oamaso Berenguer, his arch poli- BROTHERS MEET before the wool manufacturers on by proposing progressive tariff summoned to the bedside of his special committee consider the two, cotton yesterday. Senator Harris, tlcal enemy, pictured above, to the autonomy within ten years of 68-yeat-old wife. The Queen was BREWERS ELEQED AFTER 31 YEARS S ec 18, 1928, as expressing premiership. Refusing to accept the rival methods of measuring navies hpcause of the president elect s lacK Democrat, Georgia, repeated charg quasi-independence. The weeks the only daughter of the late Grand role of dictator, Berengrusr has an- ■ contemplated complete with —global and categorical—^were es today in the Senate that Legge’s Duke Friedrich of Baden, and a of knowledge of ^2*3 on nounced he will restore the consti-‘ drawal of American sovereignty . . in. granddaughter of Emperor William ure and because his mind runs on remarks had resulted in a drop in WALSH TO SENATE But That Isn’t All— They Lived sidetracked today at least for the tution imder which Spain formerly I of Germany. Her condition was many other subjects than economic cotton prices and a loss of $50,000,- 25 years. present. was governed, re-establish the par weakened by a chronic bronchial Within Few Blocks of Each 000 to southern farmers. “I believe the American people Faced with an apparent hitch In liament, and appoint only civilian are imder solemn promise as a re affliction. Other for Long Time. ° “ Tbe°Pen»»ylvam. Senator until Calls Up Legge ministers to his cabinet. the British effort to choose commit sult of an Act of Congress on he w L named to suooeed Wimam h. After Harris had assailed Legge Wet Republicans in Bay Pasadena, Cal., Jan. 31.— tee members to speak for both Vare was vice president of the shortly after the Senate began its August 29, 1916 to give the Philip Great Britain and the Dominions, pines their complete independence Oscar and Guy Michaels lost I m l k Z i Tariff League, and as session today, Senator Watson, of track of each other 31 years the full conference itself continue^ Indiana, Republican leader, said the when a stable government is estab BLOODY GARMENTS State Also Assisted, Say iich gave lengthy testimony before RIVERA IS RESTING ago. Today they are reunited. today with toe work previously as^"^ Georgian should determine what lished,” Senator Vanderberg told signed the committee and decided the Senate in offering his Measure. Guy picked up his new tele “We have had hard enough Legge had said instead of relying on phone directory yesterday, look to hold another meeting on tot newspaper accounts of the confer U. S. Attorney Tarr. Umes,” Grundy said, NO BALDWIN CLUE ed up his own name to make same subject Tuesday. bad presidents who have had expeil- ence. The Georgia Senator then call AFTER RESIGNATION sure it was correctly listed, and There was no indication the spe ed Le^ge by telephone in an effort enceflet alone a man who hM never found under it ”0. B. Michaels,” cial committee pl2ui bad been ofti- DUKE TO MARRY Boston, Jan. 31.— (AP)—Brewers had any experience of that Mnd. To to clear up the situation. with an address not five blocks cially abandoned but neither was Harris afterward read two com- get what we know is essential fo: and “Wet” Republicans were blam from his own. He rang Oscar’s there anything to show that ar ___munications received from the board Bridgeport Girl Wore Differ rangements had been made for it to the continuance of our business, and New Spanish Premier and ed by United States Attorney Fred number. it i chairman and repeated that Legge’s London, Jan. 31.— (A P) — The “Is your name Oscar Burton function. <■ ,. i-% not only for the conti >, gtatejneut “was unwise and uncalled Duke of Westminster and Miss Loe- ent Clothing; Looking Up erick H. Tarr in charges published Michaels?” Meantime toe two British places' but for the development^ for even in the way he put it.” Cabinet Studying Details lia Mary Ponconby, daughter of Sir today for helping to raise $74,000 “ Yes.” on it remained unfilled. expansion of it, and of what has Legge’s Statement. been responsible for Frederick Ponsonby, treasurer to used to elect David I. Walsh to the “Did you ever live in Bonner The understanding after adoiirn-' Legge told Harris in one of the Other Missing Girls. Springs, Kansas?” ment of today’s session which lasted growth and development of the communications that the “only | Of the Various Posts. the king and keeper of the privy office of United States Senator in country to the point of where we •Uh huh.” an hour was that toe whole c(Htfer- foxmdation for reports carried in the purse, will be married during the 1926 over William M. Buzler. “Well, are the toes of your ence sitting as a committee o f th^ press dispatches yesterday after whole probably will fully super-,^ W. Hobbs, of Boston, Madrid, Jan. 31.— (A P )—While week-end at Prince's Row register Orange, Conn., Jan. 31.— (AP) — The $74,000, he said in sLn address left foot cut off?” noon was an answer that I made to “ What business is it of yours president of the Wool Man^acturers office. Chief of Police Charles Stevens to at the Boston Art aub yesterday, oede the special committee. a question of a newspaperman at an former Premier Primo de Rivera be if they are?” Association, was on the sm d when informal conference I had with It had been expected when the en day was attempting to connect the came from a fund of $336,465 raised A long meeting between Prime, gan the first morning of his long- “Well, this is your brother Minister MacDonald and the Dom Grundy’s speech was introduced into press representatives. gagement was announced early this desired rest and vacation from gov finding of 'blood-stained, knife by the Association AS.aibst the Pro (3uy. Where have you been for inion representative who speak for the record from the minutes of the “I was asked as to the truth of a year that the wedding would take ernment affairs by sleeping late this slashed woman’s clothing with the hibition Amendment and was spent the last 31 years?” Canada, Australia, India, New Zea wool association and he ^em^ked published report,” the letter read, morning. Premier Berenguer and his place in the private chapel of the “Hello, Guy. I’ve been here.” that this view of President Hoover disappearance of several Connec in Massachusetts by the Constitu land, South Africa and the Irish “ to the effect that the American new ministers today began to ac duke’s ancestral seat, Eaton Hall, “Well can you beat that! I’ve Cheshire, but it is understood that tional Uberty League, the state Free State, preceded the conference was “not my view;” Cotton Co-operative association was quaint themselves with the details ticut girls. , branch of the association, and .the lived here for two years my “They are the personal views of a special license is necessary for the session. No announcement was going to buy several million bales of of their offices and settled down to He planned to commiuficate with Democratic state committee and self.” jnada,-i>ut it was learned that no Senator Grundy and not of the cotton at from $20 to $25 a bale use of such chapels and the church the task of restoring civil govern the parents' of Dorothy Baldwin, Democratic leaders. acceptable way had been found to association,” he added. above the market price. ment in Spain after six years of authorities do not grant them t> More Quotations people who have been divorced' aOd" inisslng from” Bridgeport since He also charges, after .declaring represent all British ^ interests “My reply was that the Farm dictatorship. through two committee members, The minutes also quoted Grundy whose original partner is living. ■Tfl.Tma.Ty 2 and with relatives of his belief that the people _ of the Board* was-not going to buy" any j Spanish newspapers and observers the number from each nation to as follows; cotton—that the cotton association (The Duke of Westminster has Frances Reynolds who left her home state were' not “wet” in their sym STYLIST DECREES generally are commenting with pride between Litchfield and Goshen pathies, that''another fund would be have sat on the special committee. “In Congress, from my experience, was going to be ready in a few days on Spain’s achievement in ending been married twice, both of the the fellow that makes the most Mise to deal in cotton, but that I did not unions being dissolved the first in raised to elect a Democratic ; Come As Surprise without violence a dictatorship that (Contlnned on Page S) Senator in the fall. He asserted that j and the fellow that makes the mosL think it would do anything as fool itself came into being without blood 1919 and the second in 1926). ' CORSEtLESS YEAR The calling of this afternoon's demands, that keeps his problem m ish as that. Later in the day, on a campsJgu against the policies of * session was a surprise outside of the shed. Some of them expressed the President Hoover and the National being informed that reports of what opinion that history affords few ex British delegation. (Continued on Page 3) I said apparently had resulted in a Republican platform was under way. Henry L. Stimson, American sec amples of the voilence. retary of state, was the only delega further decline in cotton prices, the Studying Details . Makes List Public, Skeptics, However,. Say Av tion chief who did not attend, send enclosed press release was issued Premier Berenguer divided his MANY URGE CONGRESS A long list of Democrats who ing instead Secretary of the Navy making it clear that the board is time during his first morning as were listed as receiving some of the not buying cotton or any other $74,000 to ‘%et oiit the vote” m the Adams and Hugh S'. Gibson, the'two VILLARD DENIES } head of the government between the erage Woman Will Need delegates he bad deelgnated for commodity at any price and that three departments of which he is the 1926 campaign was made public. He j its cotton loan policy is un membership in the committee. It ! head; the offic'; of president of the TO ADOPT KEY’S said the names were obtained from | changed.” Stays to Wear Gowns. was explained later that Mr. Stim SENATOR’S STORY ! Council of Ministers, the Depart- sworn reports of campaign expendi-1 son was in favor of passing the^ i ment of the Army, and the Depart- NEW PHONE RATES tures. i responsibility for the negotiations I ment of State, or foreign affairs. The Democratic state committee,] around any way. The Cabinet itself contained no Albany, N. Y., Jan. 31— (AP) — Star Spangled Banner is Not | BRAVES BIG STORM of which Charles H. McGlue o f Lynn Paris, Jan. 31.— (A P )—'The rebels Today’s meeting discussed only The Public Service Commission to foreign portfolio, but the secretary was chairman, was charged with re in the style ranks, whose battle cry Editor Says He Never Saw a ship of state, which Primo dropped, toe general principles of Navy day ordered the New York Tele ceiving more than $27,000. "The is “Cancel Corsets!” were upheld in measurement, toe French and will be revived with the Duke of Yet National Anthem;! jjj S U | J phone Company to put into effect at I names Of Mayor John J. Murphy of others largely repeating what toey Alba, new minister of public educa Lucien Lelong’s summer display, midnight tonight, a new rates sche SometylUe, former Mayor Edward said yesterday about the French Drink Served in Exclnsive tion, probably filling it. Under the when modern Dianas—sans a single dule which, in effect, reduced by 20 I W. Quinn of Cambridge, Democratic compromise plan which is now the Spanish Cabinet system, this post is Song Is Sung by Noted; _— stay—led the couturier’s slim-waist- percent the new schedule already national committeeman, Joseph B. central theme of negotiatioos. Under, equivalent to a ministry of foreign Century Club. announced by the telephone com Ely of Westfield, and Charles S. ed fashions. it a sliding scale would be provide^ pany and which continued four affairs. Soloists. Runs a Block Through Capi- Ashley, Jr., of New Bedford, were The front row of a musicail comedy permitting each nation some lati The duke, however, will have as party service, as furnished up-state included as recipients of fimds. chorus could be no piore gfuiltless pf tude in dividing its total tonnage his first task the straightening out whalebone than .the slim manne at present, which the company had Continuing, he declared that “wet” i among various classes of ships. \ New York, Jan. 31— (AP) of the educational system and the Washington, Jan. 31.— (A P )— quins whu paraded M. Lelong’s new announced would be discontinued. taTs Street to Wifl a |50 Republicans were working with Secretary Adams, speaking briefly Only one member of the Century adjustment of the long-standing dif The commission also ordered the The stirring notes of the Star “Wet”' organizations and the Demo- styles, stressing groundlength eve for the United States, said toe Club,'accused by Senator Smith W. telephone company to make the nec ferences between the university Spangled Banner, sung by two ning dresses, medium length street Wager With Wife. e rdrts to disrupt the Republican Americans would be glad to study Brookhart of Iowa of serving cock- essary changes in its rates schedule students and the government sopranos, rang today in the House clothes, sF3rts dresses six inches the various proposals but were not authorities, which caused many judiciary committee room and echo party in the state. H© said he had a below the knee and bodices that taUs to its members, could be found and to file the revised schedule dulv certified copy of the record of , prepared to make any declaration at today who would comment on the forthwith.” strikes and much discontent. ed through the long corridors of the parties who received money and of MUady s waist, present. . charges. ^ ,, House office buUding as a group of Washington, Jan. 31.—The prize Stylists Skeptical patriotic organizations descended those who contributed to thq fupd. None of the speakers suggested The lone member was Oswald for daring—a' $50 prize incidentally The achievement of the prores- upon the Capitol to urge Congress T ^r made the charges during an what percentage of tonnage should Garrison ViUard, editor of the Na sional mannequins in displaying the to adopt officially as America’s na —during Washington’s current big address on “What Is the Matter with be transferable from one, category tion, who said: , sUm models without the assistance tional anthem the now famous song snow, has gone to Andrew Madden, the Republican Party of Jiiassa- to another. On this subject each “I have been a member of the of corsets left- many professional nation apparently is waiting for toe club for years and never saw any PONGO JOE CANTILLON of Francis Scott Key. I chusetts.” 23, who lives in an apartment on stylists skeptical, however. They other, but it is likely that Tuesday?)! thing of the kind Senator Brookhart Although the song, inspired by the ! staunch defense of Fort McHenry Spring road maintain that only exceptional wo meeting will see a definite proposal. charges.” . men can wear such styles without Mr. ViUard generaUy is rated as at Baltimore against the British On the night the snow began a BASEBALL FIGURE DIES fleet In the war of 1812, now is re Madden family conversation, after the light girdle that is no much worn OFFICIAL REPORT ' a “ dry.” BUILDEI^ PROMISE garded through custom as the offi many ramifications, reached its cli today. Most of them, they say, will London, Jan. 31-— (A P )—^The fol Expect No Action lowing communique - was issued Comment among lawyers at the cial anthem to which a mighty na max in a declaration by the husband need the assistance of a little whale after today’s Navm couference ses Federal building today was that no tion stands at attention. Congress that for $50 he would run, without bone. action would he taken on Senator never formally has made it so. coat, shoes or pants to a nearby TO H E P CHICAGO The importance, of the corsetless sion:— Stroke of Paralysis Proves GASOLINE EXPLOSION The first committee of toe Naval Brookhart’s charges. The Llnthicum Bill bakery. ' mannequins, so far as the styliste They pointed out that it has been The effort of tb'. patriotic societies were concerned, lay in M. Lelong’s conference at London met at 3:00 “n i bet you $50 . you wilt not,” p. m. at St. James’s Palace uad^r the rule of Federal judges and com Fatal to Famous Manager;* UPSETS THEFT PLAN today was directed to that end. 'They evident message, that ha has no in said Mrs. Madden. the presidency of to© prime minis missioners to require the affidavit urged approval of the Linthicum tention of suggesting corsets for “It’s a bet,” returned Madden and Pledge Ten Millions to Pay ter of the United Kingdom to of a purchaser of liquor, sworn to bill which would authorize this ac modem athletic women. Many Humorus Incidents Men in Borrowed Auto Try to promptly forgot about it. Madame Lelong, the former Prin examine the following re»)lutiott:i^ / ■within two weeks of the date of tion. For years, Representative Nor did he recall it the morning “Resolved, that toe questions of. purchase, before issuing a search Steal Fuel But One of Them Linthicum of Maryland, has sponsor for Police, Fire and Health cess Nathalie Paley, helped her hus after as he awakened and looked out band receive his guests at the fash method and procedure included im- / warrant. Lights Match; Arrest Fol ed the measure viithout success to see half a foot of snow on the Assistant United States Attorney Of His Life Are Recalled. ion display, wearing herself the type der tlie heading and titlo of general lows. The two sopranos who sang toe and more falling fast.- It questions in toe agenda now under, Arthur H. Schwartz said he had not song were Mrs. Elsie Jorss-Reillcy s ^ Protection. of style that he sponsors. She ap read the charges but that “in any peared in a grour dtength black satin discussion by toe chiefs of the dele Hickman, Ky., Jan. 31.— (A P .)— Suffield, Conn., Jan. 31.— (A P )—A of Washington, and Mrs. Grace gations, and including particularly event no search warrant can be ob in vain for his clothing and found dress and black and white jewelry, peculiar train of circumstances led Evelyn Boudgin of Baltimore. It also toe suggestion of toe French and tained on mere hearsay evidence.” Joe Cantillon, for 52 years a figure only an undergarment. set with modernistic crystal re was played by toe Navy band. The Chicago, Jan. 31.—-(.AP.)-t-A British governments as to limitation in the baseball world, died here at to toe arrest here early today of C. ' Cfotoes Locked Up. sembling half melted ice. L. Farnsworth of Waterbury and J women sought to demonstrate to pledge of $10,000,000 for toe main by global tonnage or by categories, 9:40 a. m. today. the committee that singing of the “You bet me fifty dollars that you M. Buchanan of Hartford when fire tenance of police, fire' and health and including toe method .and pro PANTAIXS APPEALS Death was the result of a stroke followed an alleged attempt to take song was not difficult as revised. would run up' to the bakery cn cedure suggested by the French protection apd other essential pub of paralysis, suffered several days gasoline from the A. P. Phillips Official recognition of toe song Fourteenth street without any coat, LEAPS TO DEATH government, be referred to a com Garage. The two men will fac© Town also was urged by Captain Walter I. pants , or sKoes,” Mrs. Madden re lic services was handed to toe citi mittee appointed by toe delegations NLos Angeles, Jan. 31.— (A P )— ago. His sister, Mrs. E. J. Archam- Joyce, of the ■\'eterans of Foreign Repulsed, but persistent, Alexander Court here tonight on charges to be minded. “ Your clothes are locked zens’ relief; coinmittee bea
J A F S PREDICTION mm ■r Declares Russia Planned BASEBALL neURE, MS (Famished by Putnam Q>.*). To Counterfeit U. S. Notes DRIPS WITH GLOOM Central Bow, Hartford,; Conn. (Continued from Page 1) I F. M. Stocks. was almost uncantiy, C au^op kept- Berlin, Jan. 31.— (A P)—Trial of distribution if these powers inter Wants Court to Order An Bank Stocks. vened in a Russian war against Sage Tells Naval Envoys a “guess ahead” in hte peUve base Bid Asked two Georgians in the so-called Cher- ball days apd later fts aaperyisojr ,of 325 vonetz counterfeiting case has de China. ^ ^ , ■ Bankers Trust Co .. Many alleged details of actual umpire's of the American Associa other Woman Not to 1 City Bank and Trust 375 veloped into an expose of sensa tion he was reported “hard to 370 390 tional alleged international features Soviet forgeries were listed by the That Parley m London ! Cap Nat B&T ...... j fool.” , t * ■ 1 Conp. River ...... 425 in which the Russian Soviet govern defense counsel in a statement which said the counterfeited notes ! Last summer, CantiUop went. • to Bother Husband. 1 Htfd Conn-. Trust . . . 140 160 ment is the principal figure. were manufactured in the Soviet’s Wai Fa3. ! Tampa, Fla.; to rest for a few i First Nat Htfd ... .. 240 250 Counsel for th two Georgians de weeks and talk baseball with his — 50 clared that the Soviet Politbureau own printing house in Leningrad and ■ Land Mtg and Title old cronies. As soon as he reached j Mutual B & T ...... — 240 (one of the governing bodies of the in a Russian city on the Don River. New Haven,. Jan. 31,— (AP)—An Tokyo.— (AP.)—On behalf of Ad his hotel his former players began j do, vtc ...... — 240 U. S. S. R) decided two years ago It was charged these notes were put toLu gather about him,______Walter J®™ , injunction preVmiting Mrs. Vera — 200 in circulation in Europe and in miral Takeshi Takarabe, minister son? aaude MUan, Joe Engel, Gab- F p r ^ e fropi s te ^ i^ the love of New Brit T ru st...... to' forge British pound notes and of toe Navy and one of Japan’s Riverside Trust — 650 dollar notes of the United States for Asia. by Street and others. I her husband, Joseph KaiMnsky.^U delegates at the London naval con ^ Beoall Incidents. j be brought at the Margh terna of the ; West Htfd Trust 350 — on this page ference, the most famous diviner in “Remember toe time you pitched Superior Court by Mrs. M artoa, Bon^. _ Japan has been consulted on the j Kaminsky, IP an action unparalleled j Htfd & Co m West • • • ^ MISS GRANFS RECITAL NATIONAL COMMANDER outlook for that meeting and espe- 1 ip th t history of- Connecticut law ; Blast Conn Pow os . . . ITO 103 cially its Japanese participants and ] a n d ih a ^ g few precedents in any |Ponn L P 7s ...... 1J6 118 A n has brought in a forecast dripping state, her Attorney, Charles Brooks: Conn L P ...... 105 108 OF LEGION COMING 100 TO ATTRACT CROWD with gloom. The sage’s prediction said today. . ■ Co°P ^ ^ ...... was mailed to the admiral in time T h e Injunction would restrain Htfd Hyd 5s ...... oV'i ^ 105 to reach him soon after the confer Mrs. Forsythe “from' depriving to e ; Insurance Stocks Announcement ence opens. 125 135 Much Interest Being Shown in Will Be Entertained at Hart plaintiff cf her husband’s protec-i xAetna Casualty The diviner is Donsho Takashi- tion, society and support; from en- ■ Aetna Insurance 625 635 Local Girl’s Presentations ford, Meriden, New Haven ma, which, literally translated 6iV2 and Stamford. ticing and luring toe plaintiffs bus-1 do, $10 p a r ...... ot importance to at Hollister Street School. means “Takashima whose under band from her; from advising and; Aetna Life ...... SV/a standing encompasses the uni inciting Kaminsky to desert and to ; xAutomobile ...... 41 O L. Bodenhamer, of El Dorado, verse.” He professes to read the fu 130 Considerable interest is shown in Arkansas, National Commander of continue his desertion of his wife; | Ck>nn. general ...... • ^ the coming recital of Miss Lillian ture by an ancient Chinese system from enticing toe plaintiff's husband xxHtfd Fire, $10 par. 69,2 711i 1 The American Legion, will visit of divining sticks; a bundle of rods 12 U ' Every Home Maker Gertrude Grant, local reader, at the Connecticut on February 5th and and destroying his affection and re-1 4o, rts ...... ii% Hollister street school assembly is shaken and thrown on a table, gard for his wife and from in any Htfd Stm Boil, $10 par 5o 58 6th, and will be entertained in Hart where they form patterns in which 67 V2 hall, Thursday evening of next ford, Meriden, New Haven and manner interfering with, corrupting National Fire ...... 60^2 week at 8 o’clock. the prophet finds the key to what or destroying the plaintiff’s martial Phoenix Fire ...... 77 Staroford. , fate holds in store. 1370 in this vicinity She vvill present by request of Upon his record in the local i rights, relations and privileges.” xTravelers ...... • • 1350 Ever Ready Circle, King’s Daugh ‘Gloomy Prediction- he defendant is now in jail here: Public UtUlty Stocks. Legion Post of ElDorado, Arkansas, This is not the year for such a 1 ters, her graduation reading pro when as Commander of that Post I serving out p) fine of $10 and costs j Conn. Elec Sve ...... 80 gram, given recently at Center conference to succeed, the sticks imposed; upon her for misconduct., xxConn. Power ...... 78 he increased the membership from told Donsho. The powers should Church House, Hartford. Miss 73 to 814 in one year, was founded Kaminsky is also in jail. The pair j do, rts ...... 17,3 Grant has completed the required have waited until 1931. The Jap his subsequent career in the Ameri anese will fail to obtain acceptance were found together in a police raid. | xHartford Elec Lgt .. 86 course of study at Miss Coe’s School Mrs. Kaminsky alleges her husband 1 xdo. vtc can Legion—as Commander of the of their claim for a 10-10-7 ration Oratory in Hartford and received and the defendant have lived to I Greenwich W&G, pfd. — her diploma. SJnchester Manchester people ! Arkapsao D e p a r t ^ Arka^as- in first class cruisers, and this fail Hartford Gas ...... 70 member of the National Executive ure will bring disaster to at least gether in several towns. The plain i who attended the recital in question ' Committe, as Cairman of the Na a tiff also asks $10,000- damages. 1 do, pfd ...... 45 were favorably impressed with the one of the Japanese delegates, but xS N E T C o ...... 177 tional Legislative Committee in not to Takarabe. 'The nation will I versatility and exceUence of her 1925, toe year the Adjusted Com ‘Tongo Joe” Cantlllon j Manufacturing Stocks. work throughout a program of ten recognize the sincerity of his fight pensation Bill went into effect, as a for Japan’s claims. DBTRKT MINISTERS’ I Acme Wire ...... 44 numbers, some of them calling for member of other National Conamit- three games in a row and shut out • xAm Hardware ...... 62 the impersonation of several differ Not until after the conference is 4 . tees such as Finance, Rehabilita over will the iJnited States appre New York in every one?” CanUllon 1 Amer. Hosiery ...... 29 ent characters. asked Johnson. The Washington MEETING TD BE HERE ! American Silver ...... 20 Interspersed with the readmgs tion, Child Welfare, Endowment ciate the reasonableness of Japan’s Stand Brands ...... 26 VSand Mrs. Sarah Mullen her assis Fund, National Defense, Ritual and position, says the seer, and the manager of tocjuy told toe Washmg- xArrow H&H, com .. tant were presented with brooches wall be vocal and violin selections ton Manager of 20 years ago that he xdo; pfd ...... St Gas and E l ...... 116 Vi bv Ralph, Albert and Frederick Resolutions. coming year will produce enhanced S O Gal ...... 61 Vi in recognition^of their services. Mr. Bodenhamer was bom on American-Japanese friendship. This recalled toe incident perfecUy. Midwinter Session at South Automatic Refrig .. • Schlatter, who ably assisted Miss “Tell toe young fellows about it, Bigelow Ssmford, com 81 S O N J ...... 65 Grant at her Hartford recital. June 27, 1891, at Goldthwaite, will break on American-Japanese Methodist Church on Next SONY...... 38V4 Group No. 1 of the Memorial Texas, and earned his way through cruiser differences. suggested Milan. do. pfd ------^------Ever Ready Circle’s ways and Tuesday. Billings and Spencer Stew War ...... 41% Linen auxiliary will meet for work Howard Payne College and Baylor Many of the leaders of Japan, Walter pitched out of tiOT the Studebaker ...... ,44 Vi Monday afternoon at 2 o’clock at means committee is in charge of ar first game of the series, in ® New rangements. Mrs. Charles B. University, Texas, graduating with politicians, financiers, soldiers, are The Midwinter session, of the Nor-I ...... toe School street Recreation Cen honors. When the United States York, because I had let his room Tex C o rp ...... 55 Loomis is chairman, Mrs. Allan Coe accustomed to consult Donsho wich District Ministerial Association I ...... 115 Tex Gulf Sulph ...... 61% ter. A standing invitation is given entered the World War in 1917 he Takashima, and a regfular future mate go home on condition that he and Mrs. Gerald Risley are other of the Southern; New E n g ir d ' Case. Lockwood & B . 525 Timken Det A x le ...... 18 to any of toe townswomen or new was a teacher of English at San of toe new year season in Tokyo be back in time to pitch toe opener, comers to attend these gatherings members. Mrs. Joseph Wright wall Walter said he’d pitch in his place Methodist Conference will be held in Colt’s Firearms ...... 26 TranscoU Oil...... 0 % supervise the sale of home made Marcos College at San Marcos, is the Donsho’s forecast of the year which meet every Monday afternoon Texas. The earliest weeks of the and he shut ’em out. The next day the Soutoi Methodist church, Tues Eagle Lock ...... — Union Garb ...... 00 candy during the evening. delivered at the Peers’ Club before Unit Aircraft ...... 45 to sew for toe hospital. war saw his name upon toe roll of some of the most distinguished men was his regular turn and be shut day, Feb. 4to. The general theme of Fafnir Bearings ...... 70 'Tickets are on sale by the King:’s toe meeting will be along lines of Fuller Brush, Class A. — Unit Corp ...... 36Vi Daughters. Children under 14 will the First Officers Training Camp of the land. ’em out again. There was a Sunday at Leon Springs, Texas. He emerg Pentecost, this being the anniver do. Class AA ...... — Unit Gas and Im p ...... 37% be admitted for half price. in between so he was all rested up U S Realty and Imp ...... 65% 1 ed from the first training camp a Monday and said he would like to sary of the giving of the greatest Hart & Cooley ...... 135 captain of infantry and served at pitch again. I said ’O. K.’ and he Gpiritual gift. « Hartmann Tob. com .. 15 U S Rubber...... 26V4 j COLUMBIA Camp Gordon, Georgia, Camp Perry, NO CONTRACT AWARDED shut ’em out for toe third time, The meeting will open at 9:30 a. do, 1st pfd ...... U S S teel...... 183 V4 BLOODY GARMENTS Ohio, and was sent to Camp Travis, “When he went out for toe fourth m., with a prayer by Rev. Earvin S. j silver ...... HO Util Pow and Lt A ...... 35 Vi Texas, as major in command of the game, Kid Elberfeld, shortstop for Stocking of the North Methodist j j^L^nders, Frary & Clk 67 War P ie t ...... 53 Vi The following new book.s have Third Battalion, l^th Infantry, ON CARRYING OF MAIL church to be followed by a business j Bow. Class A Westing Air ...... 46% just been add^ to the Columbia NO BALDWIN CLUE the Highlanders, came over to our Westing El and Mfg ...... 163 ^ Regular Army. bench. ‘Who you going to pitch to meeting. At 1C a. m. Rev. Charles do. Class B ------• 7 lu library; Mr. Bodenhamer’s natural dignity E. Spaulding, D.D. pastor of toe New Brit. Mch. com . 27 32 Woolworto ...... - ...... 67 Vi The Black Flemings, Kathleen day, Joe?’ asked the kid; ‘I dont Yellow T ru ck ...... 18 (Continued from Page 1.) with unassuming comradeship,, his Change in Material to Be Car know,” I said, ‘I haven’t talked to Methodist church at New London North & Judd ...... 21 24 Norris; Moon of Madness, Sax Roh commanding ability and his keen will deliver toe morning address, en Niles Bern Pond ..... 34 38 mer; 'The Return, of Doctor Man- ried Will Make Bids Already Walter, he hasn’t come out yet. early this month. The clothing w'as knowledge of human nature were “ ‘Listen,’ said Elberfeld, ‘If that titled, “The Fromlse of Christ and Peck, Stow and Wilcox 10 13 chue. Sax Rohmer; Under toe Rain found in a field here January 20. qualities that enabled him to ad Made Worthless. Idaho hurler pitches- again, none of Its Fulfillments.” Rev. John E, Russell Mfg C o ...... 70 —- bow Sky, Alice R. Colver; The Bridgeport police insist that the vance from a private in training us will have a job.’ ” Duxbury of toe Putnam Methodist Scovill ...... 58 61 ABOUT TOWN Lamp of Fate, Margaret Pedler; description of the clothing does not camp to a major of toe Regular Another change has been made in Delayed His Ticket, church will read a paper, entitled Smvtoe Mfg Co ...... — JOO, The Black Knight, Ethel M. Dell; Army. toe method of carrying niail be And there was the time Gabliy “The Holy: Spirit of toe New Testa Seto Thom Co. com .. 30 — The Rainbow Trail, Zane Gray; tally wdth that worn by the Bald The Center Church Women’s Fed- win girl. She wore, they say, a tween Manchester and Hartford on Street was catching,Tom Hughes in ment,” followed , by a short address do, pfd ...... 24 The Desert’s Price. William M. an early trip. Under a temporary a game in Detroit and 'wth ,the by Rev. R. I. Archer, a returned Standard S crew ...... 115 12o eratiem will m^et on Wednesday eve Raine; Money for One, Berta brown dress when she left Bridge ning of next week at toe fiomes of port for Hartford; the dress REVIVAL SERIES arrangement the mail has been game well in hand, signalleii tor a foreign missionary, “Evidences of Stanley W ork s...... 42 4j Ruck; Job’s Niece, Grace L. Hill; Stevens has in his possession is red lea-ving the Hartford railroad sta fast one against a batsman who, the Holy Spirit in toe Mission Taylor & Fenn ...... llp - Mrs. James A. Irvine, 9 Robert Road The Old Ckiuntess, Anne Sedge- and Mrs. Harry Maidment, 99 figured material. tion and is brought to Manchester said Joe, “ couldn’t hit a curve w th Fields.”- ^ Torrington ...... 64 66 wick; The Boy Allies With Haig in A possibility that the clothing AT LOCAL CHURCH arriving hore at 6 o’clock, the de a paddle.” A fatal base-bit resulted. -A-dinner will be served toe. Underwood ...... Robert Road, Mrs. B. F. Andrews Flanders, (3air W. Haynes; Flight, belonged to a nude woman who ap parting’ time from Hartford being “I said to Street, ‘you’rq through. ministerial assembly at noon by Union Mfg Cq ...... 17 21 and Mrs, Robert Dewey will assist Irwin Franklin; All Quiet on the peared at the home of Mrs. Marion 5 o’clock. I am going to send you hpme. Get a ■ toe Ladies Aid society of the U S Eovelope, com . . . 190 — toe hostesses. Western Front, Eric Remarque; Borck in Southport has been ruled Mrs. Mabel R. Manmng of The work has been cared for in a ticket from Jerry, (toe secreta^). South Methodist church in charge do, pfd ...... 112 115 The Romantics, Mary Roberts out by the State Police at West- Nahant, Mass., formerly a resident temporary manner by trucks owned Then the players laughed at o f l»-3. J. W. Goslee, chairman. Veeder Root ...... 37 40 Miss Eleanor Stoughton and Miss Rhinehart; My Tropical Air (Ilastle, by toe New England Transportation port Barracks on a comparison of of this town, and who has frequent so I said, ‘wait, don’t get your ticket Following toe. dinner the meeting Whitlock Coil Pipe .. 12 is Helen Crowe, teachers at toe F. R. Ctoapman; Early Candlelight, dates. On January 25 a woman Company and toe change to a priv tonight. Wait until tomorrow, by will reconvene with a review of X—Ex-dlvidend. Seventh District, school in Bucldand, M. R. Lovelace; Fifth Latchkey, N. ly assisted at evangelistic meetings ate owner was to have been made wrapped in a fur coat appeared at at toe Church of toe Nazarene, will that time I’ll have seven or eight worth while books by Rev. James XX— Ex-rights. will be in charge of toe next in the S. Lincoln; Hans Frost, Hugh Wal tomorrow. Bids had been asked for pole; The Y6ung May Moon, Martha the Borck home and asked to use conduct a series of revival meetings more to send home and we can get a Greer and Rev. Robert'A. Colpitts, series of w'nists and dances which and it was expected that contract pastor of toe entertaining church. Ostenso; The Universe Around Us, the telephone. She then revealed at this church beginning Sunday party ticket.” . toe Buckland Parent-Teacher asso ‘ she had no clothing except shoes would be awarded and the system Players recalled an expenence in Ernest Lyman Mills, Phd. of Lyim, ciation is holding on alternate weeks Sir James Jeans; Red Silence; and continuinig three Sundays. Mrs. started tomorrow- morning. Such is Mass., will deliver an address at 1:50 Kathleen Norris; Loafing Througa bid stockings. While two men Manning is an exceptionally good St. Louis when Washington was de throughout toe winter. First prizes ^und and gagged Mrs. Borck, toe not to be the case. feated 1 to 0 for toe third time m “A pastor' and church wWck had ^ N. Y. Stocks other four prizes will also be in the Pacific, Seto K. Humphrey: The singer and has acted as song leader Under date of January 29, a letter Pentecoist, 1929” and at 2:30 an ad other fourp rizes will also be in Art of Thinking, Ernest Dimnet; rwoman dressed herself m Mrs. in several campaigns here. She is three days. Cantillon took a seat Borck’s apparel. After washing received by Postmaster Brown is beside the driver of the bus which dress by Myrom E. Gen ter, Ulstrlct cash. Refreshments and dancing will The Roadmender, Michael Fairleus; from her hands w'hat appeared to be a great favorite with toe young peo today posted in the Manchester was to take toe. players back to Superintendent of the Soutoerh New AUeg Corp ...... 26 foUow the card games at Monday The Pathway, Henry Williamsob; postoffice in which it is stated that blood the woman disappeared w to ple and toe meetings it is believed their hotel, and said, “put up the England Conference, “A Supreme Am Bosch M a g ...... 43 evening’s social. Ultima Thule, Henry Handel Richr the men. According to Chief will be well attended by them and toe bids for the carrying of the motive in quest for spiritual power.” Am Can'...... 12914 ardsbfi; The Mystery at StaivC mail would be confined only to first curtains,” “but, Mr. Cantillon,’' pro Stevens, how’ever, the slashed and by toe general public who will be tested the driver, ‘‘the sun is ^ sinn A communion Service will follow at Am amd For Pow 96% Ranch, Hildegarde Hawthorne; class mail, newspapers and special 41 A surprise party was given Miss Then 1 Saw toe Congo, Grace Flan- bloody stained clothes he has were cordially welcome. ing. There is no sign o f rain; 3:00 o’clock conducted by Rev. Am Internat ...... Ethel McBride of' 13 Ridgewood found January 20. five days before Mrs. Manning was graduated delivery letters. No provision is Robert. A. Ctolpltts of the South Am PoW JUid Lt . .. 88% drau; Ten to One in Sweden, Paddy made for toe carting of parcel post. “Put up toe curtains,” repeated street last night at lier home. Twen the Southport incident. from toe Eastern Nazarene college Joe, “and drive this load of .baseball Methodist church. The meeting will Am Rad Stand San 34 Slyvanus; The Listening Post, Grhce This would mean that the truck 91V4 ty-five of her friends were present. S. Richmond; The Midnight Mys State police at the Westport bar and previouns to being ordained garbage straight into the middle, of adjourn at 3:45 p. m. Am Roll M ill...... Miss McBride, 15, an eighth grade racks suggested the possibility that there last April had charges that would be required would not The committee of World Service 74 tery, Bertram Atkey. have to be as large as at first speci th J Mississippi river.” Am Smelt ...... pupil, toll ou toe ice and seriously the woman who appeared at the in different places. Mrs. Manning for the District will meet, during 65i Rural Carrier, Raymond Lyman fied and instead of the change going Ways Of Providence . Am S u g a r...... injured, her right knee nine weeks cut his foot very badly Wednesdiv Borck home and the men she seem will preach at both services Sunday On another occasion rain, end^d a toe lunch hour. Am Tel and Tel . • 223% into effect tomorrow it is to be con _____ 94% ago Tuesday. e is still unable to while in toe. woods' chopping. It was ed to commsind, might be connected and each weekday at 7:30 p. m. ex tinued temporarily as at present. game with Washington tr^Uug Am Water Wks get about without toe aid of crutch necessary to put five stitches to vith some gang responsible for the cept Saturday. The bids, which must be accom when toe team had thrown away Anaconda ...... H es owing to,water-on-toe-knee which close toe wound. Mr. Lyman will disappearance of girls in this state. panied by a bond of $1,500, must be several chances to forge ahead be HURI^-OPAUCH A t lR e f...... "39% -.developed from the injury. The be unable to step on his foot for- fore toe downpour. As toe bus wait R and O The woman’s doimneering attitude presented by February 18. . 38% friends who came to honor her some time. In toe meantime Don^ toward the men precluded any su DEPOT SQUARE STORES ed tor a letup in toe rain, lightning Bendix Aviat .brought many presents. aid Woodward, substitute carrier, SLANDER SUIT OFF Beth Steel .102 spicion that she was their victim, killed one of toe horses. . 49% is taking care of toe route. but rather made it appear that they “The ways of Providence are past Burr -Ad
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/ S creien-G rid Here are three of the San Bias Indians who have returned to their native islands off the coast ofPanama after six years spent in .\merlcan sehools. Left to right are .\ndre Hayes, Federico Filos, and Francisco Diaz. Cristobal, Canal Zone—The San tice of medicine and sanitation. Bias Indians’ “human sacrifices” to But they were not converted to the civilization of the white man the American brand of civilization. have gone back into the mysterious When they landed here the other islands from which they came six day abroad the Panama Mail .•years ago. They arc entered now steamer "Venezuela, they expressed ■ a race against death, these four themselves as disgusted with mor illi^oung semi-civilized men, for they als in general, and particularly with I.'^re seeking to prevent the human the intermarriage of Americans I-^focrifice. on the pyre of a pagan with other nationalities. Their own f:|iltar of eight of their fellow tribes- people, they said, maintain absolute 'jmen. purity of blood, and intermarriage | In 1923, two women missionaries, is discouraged by the death pen- ! rihwarted in their attempt to work alty. Their women are kept hidden j r among the natives of the San Bias from the sight of -visitors, and no | RA JL ^Islands, 60 miles from here, per- stranger ever has been allowed to I tsuaded four of the natives to go to remain on the islands after night- | ;;lhe United States, there to learn fall. j ■.the religion and ways of the white To Combat Human Sacrifices | ^ a n . It was planned that the men Idol worship and the practice of ^ lou ld return to the islands and, human sacrifice still prevail among iTlaving themselves been converted the San Bias peoples, they declared, I d civilized ways, should spread the and these they will attempt to , doctrines of- culture and progress combat when they resume their ^ among their own people. life there. Their first great mis ’ Given Christian Names sion will be to halt the great re ligious festival which is staged each The Choice of MiUions On their way to the United 'States, the Indians were arbitrari- November. •iy given their Christian names by The climax of the rites, accord priest traveling on the same ing to their story, is the execution There is a reason for the nation-wide popularity of Atwater Kent Screen, -boat. He called them Federico of eight youths and maidens of ‘ Files, Francisco Diaz, Andres the tribe. To be selected for the -Hayes and Mineto Guillermo. festival death is a coveted honor, i Grid Radio- This splendid modern radio has become the outstanding leader in ' 'For six years they attended Ameri- for it means that the sacrifice is ! rjlan schools in North Carolina, destined for a special heaven. So •Kentucky and Pennsylvania. They even the enmity of the chosen vic the radio field, because it has rendered continually, satisfactory service to the learned to speak English and were tims awaits the native mission . greatly impressed with the prac aries. millions of Atwater Kent owners, over a period of years from the very com ers of cars with more modern lubricating systems.’ The man whose former engine had no pres mencement of “radio” up to the present time- sure lubrication to the valve tappets Motor Hints is quite apt to get into trouble. He Timely Suggestions on the may remove the covers, drive the C.'ire of the f a r b.V Hie Auto- car between adjustments of the 11 mobile Club of Hanford. j tappets, and lift the hood again to ATWATER ! find oil splattered all over the ... . j works. Putting Nut To Work I In one of the new models of a low ■ Watch a mechanic work on the j priced car oil stands in the valve job of replacing a front wheel and i compartment all the time. ’Thus if you will note that ho tightens up I the uninitiated owner removes the the wheel nut until it won’t turn, i engine pan he is certain to make a then backs it off slowly until the i mess of his garage socr. ■VN'heel .spins freely. There’s a rea I Selecting Your Wheels son for this. Unless the work is done in this I Choosing between wood, wire and way you are apt to start off with ! disc wheels is not the easiest task the wheel loose. It is important to j for the man who is selecting a new set the wheel as far in on the axle j car, especially since there are many as it will go, and the only way to ; out-of-date notions about the ad- do is to force it in by turning the i vantages and disadvantages of the hut up tight. various types. The nut, in turning, pushes the One point that is generally over wheel in on the axle with consider looked is the effect of balloon tires able force. You could press on the on wheels. When pressures were h'hecl with all your might and per high tires absorbed very little road haps fail to set it in as tight as by shock so that a more flexible wheel turning up the nut with a wrench. like the wire type was decidedly If the wheel does not spin easily easier riding. Disc wheels rumbled. after the nut is backed off a little Wood wheels were a compromise. the indications are that the brakes It’s different now. Balloon tires drag. take so much of the road shock it Only Looks Serious is difficult to guess what kind of Ovs-ners of external brakes may wheels one is riding on. A wire not have more troubles than their wheel, however, possesses more $152 $152 contemporaries with internal brakes radial “give” and is thus preferred $142 $142 but any troubles with the former for drivers who indulge in sudden complete tj*pe show up quicker. They are acceleration and sudden stopping. complete complete complete constantly exposed, and their trou Otherwise choice of wheels should bles often are not as serious as they be largely a question of taste and I(3ok to be. the matter of keeping them clean. . The man with enclosed brakes Discs are easiest on this score. can afford to run on the theory Wood wheels still are a com Hear The Atwater Kent Screen-Grid Radio Today t ^ t what he doesn’t see doesn’t promise. hiirt him. But it is a harder rule to Do More Than Intended fpUow when troubles seem to be Motordom is just ' beginning to staring you in the face. realize that such efficiency devices •■For instance, you may worry if as air and oil filters are more bene ydu see the inside of a front brake ficial to engines than they were arum starting to show scratches as originally intended to be. The air though something were scraping it. cleaner, for instance, was designed Yet this may be nothing more than to keep dirt out of the cylinders in the result of a liMle gravel or a order to lessen the wear on the stone catching between the brake walls. In practice this device is i&chanism and the inside of the saving the bearings as well. drum. An accumulation of tar and Oil is not as dirty as it used to be siand will do it. when drained off because breather ‘ Best To Know Changes pipes are capped and dust is kept has been said repeatedly that out of the cylinders. Some engines (l^iis important to know wherein are designed so that air is drawn V^^r new car differs from its pre- off the crankcase constantly in KEMP Iwessor. But car owners are just order to ventilate it and minimize 763 Main Street “MANCHESTER’S RADIO HEADQUARTERS” South Manchester, Conn. iojaimencing to take the idea seri- oil dilution. Naturally this keeps ■’-^ly. the oil cleaner by preventing dust is Is particularly true of own from entering. PAGE f i v e : UANCHESTEK e v e n i n g h e r a l d , s o u t h MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, JANUARY 81,1980. r Bak§d egg plant, spinach. Salad of Yuodis Befieve Buffalo | small grated carrots. Baked apple. H oover ^Business Doctor * FMDAY Win Finance S d io o ^ i Breakfast Jovial Taft Fights Cheerfully MENUS Cottage cheese, Melba toast. Dish Began His Career A t 12 of berries (canned without sugar). Edmond, Kas.— (A P )‘ — For Good Health Lunch Baked squash, cooked celery root. H. A with seeking most ardently the buffalo meat to large hotels is Washington— (AP) — Julius plan by which Harry tod l»aul To Regain His Health In South Barnes leader of the Hoover at-[eventual creation of a trustworthy Salad of endive and lettuce. fith hope to finance their coUf Dinner f o w to Smulate American busi- ' and powerful economic council. education. A Week’s Supply Broiled filet . of sole. Asparagus, hi^ed out 44 yekrs ago as an ; Such an organizaUon might main- By L- A. BROPHY «!srjr------— 4 i-i-' The brothers are feeding UHSpe Recommended L5y small green peas (canned). Sliced in a D^lSh grain buy- tain a national balance in the pro- tomatoes. Jello or Jell-well (no ^ 1 Auction and distribution of com- buffalo calves for market in the fc- Dr. Frank U. IVIrl4)y lief that the flavor of buffalo s t« » W ashington- (AP) -W it h the / \ cream). “ wM 12 and necessity forced ! modifies that would avert in the fu- SATURDAY iture some of the more unpleasant will, prove attractive to cjlentele'^qf same cheerful attitude that has large hostelries. Through scienl3|fc 'V. ^ . Breakfast ruled his Ufe, William Howard Barnes insists he has never left: phases of the business cycle of va- feeding, the boys have fattened gto ' ' vl l-.x. T Dr. McCoy’s menus suggested for Coddled eggs. Wholewheat-raisin thfSafn S e s 3 s? S e , although j ri^^^^^ depression and Taft, chief justice of the United the week beginning Sunday, animals from 300 to 800 pounds.'^ ** *• . i muffins with sweet butter. the current of events for him has prosperity, States, is fighting to regain a work- \<1S February 2nd: Lunch Should their experiment pr<(h» flowed far afield. The present year successful, the brothers plan to ine portion of the abundant he^th SUNDAY Glass of grapejuice. finds him dwelling at 2 Fifth ave The bank in a small toi^m in Kan- that^carried him through a public Breakfast Dinner sas closed its doors the other day. buffalo on a large scale. Now P:?wl nue, New York City, but commuting has charge of their “ ranch” white career without parallel. Eight-ounce glass of orange juice Vegetable soup. Boiled lean beef. to Washington while admittedly Three suspicious -strangers v/ere in Kansas Sta^ Mr. Taft was perceptibly lu 30 minutes before a breakfast of 2 Steamed carrots and turnips. Salad nracticing the role of business doc- town looking for work, according to his broker attends ^ e when he entered a hospital here of diced celery and cucumbers. practicing tne roxe , | Agricultural college. coddled eggs and Melba toast. tor. for treatment before Lunch Peach whip. As is the case with most of the Asheville, N. C., where he now is ^Artichoke salad: Place a thick Buttered noodles (wholewheat) new men who formulate affairs for making apparent Cooked spinach, ripe olives. slice of tomato on lettuce leaves, He was well enough, however, then half of an artichoke (canned). the United States today, it was the to walk to the receiving ^room of Dinner war with Germany which turned A f k . Baked chicken or roast pork. Depress the artichoke with the back the hospital, and he said to the of a large spoon sufficiently to hold Barnes from a reputedly ultra-pros r " String beans, cooked lettuce. Celery. perous grain handler to a practi attendant, witli a cbuckle. tss ^ vs A s the desired ar ount of cold diced “ ^ 1 1. imung lady, have you a Apple whip. chicken, presumably left over from cally perfnanent status as unofficial room for me?” . . MONDAY Sunday. Any other cold meat may public servant. Mr. Taft has been a part oi Breakfast | be used, or omitted entirely,■ us:using a He now is chairman of uhe board Washington life so Crisp waffle, butter and maple j dressing of olive oil or peanut but of the United States Chamber of capital’s concern over his recent syrup. Stewed raisins. ' ter ■ thinned ^ with a - -little------milk. Commerce and intimate business acute illnesses was almost Lunch consultant of President Hoover. tangible thing. „ , v Pint of buttermilk, 10 or 12 dates. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Hoover, then war time food ad He was just 32 when he came Dinner ministrator, picked Barnes to head | here in 1890 as solicitor general (Breakfast In Bed) the United States Grain corpora- i Vegetable soup. Baked grated car Question:—Mrs. S. H. J. asks: of the united States. In the years rots and beets. *Artichoke salad. tion, which bought and sold the | UP to and including his tenure of “What would you advise me to do Jello with cream. continent’s export grain crop for ' the White House he was a perma for my mother 86 years old who has nearly three years, eno^dng a busi^- TUESDAY nent and semi-permanent Wash- sinking spells every morning when i ' ness volume of some $8*000,000,000, Breakfast Sigtonian, until in 1921 he moven she gets up, although she has her winding up with a small profit and Poached egg on Melba toast. 11 to the capital as chief justice o breakfast in bed. What diet would vanishing soon after the armies de Stewed raisins. you advise for a person at that age the United States, under appoint mobilized. Lunch to take all the tim e?” ment of President Harding. But the close association of Hoo It has only been in recent jef-r Stewed com (canned). Cooked I Answer: I would advise your that illness has laid a detaining celery. Cold sliced beats (no vine 1 mother to getup slowly each morn ver and Barnes failed to pass; the Duluth man became an ardent for 7hat a difference hand on the Taft activity. The gar). ing and take some light exercise be S e ? justice was forced to ^ve up Dinner fore she has her breakfast. Calis- warder of the nine-year-long presi- ^ his almost daily walk to the Leg of mutton, parsnips, aspara thenic exercises are especially bene dential campaign that saw Mr. Hoo- i ver finally enter the White House. says mother supreme court. | gus. Sala-1 of chopped raw cabbage. ficial to one of advanced age, pro HARTFORD Pedestrians who had come t , viding these exercises are taken He entered the national chamber Prune whip. ‘‘■AyfY little daughter, Patricia, "When bad breath, coated tongue. know and venerate the man strid WEDNESDAY carefully and slowly. The diet should organization as a director in 1922 or fretfulness warn of consbpataon,. to help with the Hoover policy of iVA suffered from constipation ing along with a smile of common Breakfast be well balanced, with special care until she was very weak and pale,” don’t wait. Give your chfid a httle • . companionship that encompassed iv'iiiom Howard Taft chief justice of the United States, striding in coopefration between business and California Pig Syrup. A child tera , .. Washington’, most famon, Wholewheat muffins with peanut being used to take only small says Mrs. Nicholas Lynch, 162 the great, the near great and the amounts of all of the foods eaten, government. it. Headaches, feverishness, bil- butter. Stewed figs. With an extraordinarily wide ac Withersfield Ave., Hartford, Conn. unobftrusive, felt his absence pedestrians. Lunch using half the amount that a young “ She got so we had to force her to iousness vanish with its use. W ^ k > Cooked oyster plant. Salad of person might be able to use with quaintance among important fig stomach and bowels are strragth- .;. : ures of the business world, with a eat, and nothing agreed with her. ^^WhVn the chief justice was too Don't you remember? I met you diced vegetables in gelatin. out harm. ened. Appetite improves. home to the supreme court— that naturally democratic personality “What a difference there is since tion and assimilation are assmea. - ill to journey at all to court, the his humanness best became pub 15 years ago in Rome.” (.\cne Rosacea) capital felt another loss, for then There is the classic story of the Dinner and unbounded energy, and with a we’ve been giving her California Weak children are strengthened. licly knovm. He never became im Question:—Worried writes: “I Fig Syrup. She began to pick up i^t was denied an amiable glimpse Clear tomato and celery soup. long-tested intimacy with the Presi To identify the m d o r ^ ; patient with the curious who spoke chief justice and a painter. The have been told by a friend that I with the first dose. Now she’s well, genuine, of him riding up Pennsylvania ave workman, on a scaffold, failed to Broiled steak with mushrooms, dent, Barnes almost automatically by physicians for 50 year^ look for to him, and he never failed to have acne rosace . Kindly tell me strong and happy, with a splendid nue in the morning and dow,m m recognize the stout pedestrian near string beans, shredded lettuce. Pine became “contact man” for the ad the' word Califomia on the carton. ■ salute a friend. what it is and what I can do for appetite and wonderful color.” the late afternoon. his ladder as he dropped a brush. apple whip. ministration when the novel eco Salvatore Cortesi, Rome corre THURSDAY it?” . . , The Taft chuckle and the late spondent for The Associated Press, “Hand it to me, will you, nomic conferences were called after CALIFORNIA cheer make friends and admirers a Breakfast Answer: Acne rosacea is simply a walking down a Washington street, buddy?” he queried. kind of skin disorder which comes the recent stock market break. legion hard to count. “Cerainly,” responded the chief French omelet, crisp bacon, Melba He supervised the selection of It was as a walker in Washing was hailed by Mr. Taft with: definitely from intestinal putrefac “Hello, there! How are you’ justice of the United States toast. Pear sauce. business leaders called to Washing F IG S Y R U P ton__it is two miles from the Taft Lunch tion and the reabsorption of poisons. THE RICH, FRUITY LAXATIVX It can always be entirely cured ton to survey the outlook for 1930 Baked potato, string beans, celery. and Washington gossip—sometimes AND TONIC FOR CHILDREN of Prince Yusupoff, in the base through the proper diet, with special Dinner entirely dependable— credits him ment of which the notorious monk care to intestinal cleanliness Gregory Rasputin was shot to Roast veal, Melba toast dressing. Pomp And Circumstance death. A part of this palace is set aside for a workers’ center. The palace contains millions of Fade In Socialist England dollars worth of rare paintings, tapestries, bronzes, sculptures and shoes. Stanley Baldwin former furniture. Whatever hopes their By B.\TES RANEY. prime minister, is seldom seen owner may have had of getting any of the^e treasures to his present London— (A^)—Democratic sim-j these days in a tailed garment. HERR UPS HARTFORD HERRUJTO: I a:« J M K f-L' I »■ g («1 home in Paris, have been squelched The front bench where the cab MAIW ANU ------' plicity of dress is one of the quiet | inet sits is generally lacking in sar by the decree making his home and furnishings a national possession. reforms going,on almost unnoticed! torial glory nowL Occasionally J- Another Leningrad museum of H. Thomas, imofficial “minister of in England, reforms which are caus evil report is the former fortress ing much of the pomp and circum- ’ employment,” gladdens the house of St. Peter and St. Paul on the stance to disappear from this land with a sight of the dress suit w^hicn banks of the Neva. It is stripped where things frequently are done he donned when he became Lord of bare, a condition which adds now because they were so done cen- j the Privy Seal, but at other times sombreness to the tales of soviet his sack coat flies widely open and furies ago. . guides concerning the manner in Gaudy uniforms are giving wuy his pockets bulge. which political prisoners of the TOMORROW ONLY to plain “civies” and lengthy modes Paradoxicaly the front bench czars were allowed to rot in its of address to the short but respect depends upon “ Mr. Secretary Hen gloomy dungeons. ful “Mr. Secretary.” Naturally these derson” to maintain the traditions Then there is the royal palace in T o the People Who Live Outside of Hartford! changes receive impetus from the of the tail coat. He has the figure the suburb of Tsarskoe-Selo, just socialist labor party government. for formal attire and carries it well, as Czar Nicolas and his wife and One of the latest manfestations j Ramsay MacDonald, prime mi.n- children left it. The ikons which of the movement came fcoip ister, is so fond of loose, comfort the czarina worshipped under the George himself when he intimated able clothing that he admits an in tutelage of Rasputin, the dolls and nate incapacity to dress himself “in miniature furniture of the. prin This .‘^-Piece Bedroom Suite f that cabinet members might wea. cesses and the American Teddy ' ' ordinary evening dress at court accordance with the office I hold. ’ bear and toboggan slide wdth which j functions instead of the customary The head of the government pre fers to dress in the neat comfort the sickly heir apparent amused levee dress. That costume consists himself, are still w'here they were of a uniform heavhly embroidered able fashion adopted by the Ameri can business man, rather than in that night in August, 1917, when In Walnut and Maple Veneers with gold lace and costing about the royal family departed by the $600. There are several heads of the formal attire urged for the House of Commons by tradition and rear portals of their home. government departments who can Then if one has time and inclin Saville Row. This recently brought not afford such an outlay. ation he can travel some 1700 miles The influence has come out open upon him the ire of a tailor’s maga eastward into Siberia and visit ly in the foreign office where Arthur zine w'hich described Mr. MacDon another museum, the most tragic Henderson is now correctly referred i ald as “ the w’orst dressed premier of all. It is the two-stcry house in to as “Mr. Secretary.” Formerly it! the country has ever known.” Ekaterinburg in which Emperor was the invariable rule that th e: Hitherto that distinction has been Nicholas, his wife and four children holders of this office should be call-: reserved for the late Lord Salisbury. were murdered. For a fee of ten ed “ His Majesty’s Secretary of It w'as facetiously reported anil cents visitors may even enter a State For Foreign Affairs.” 1widely believed that his lordship j basement room and see upon the The tendency is marked too in w'as measured for his clothes while walls and floor the dull red stains the House of Commons where frock sitting dowm. left by the bullets and bayonets coats are less seldom seen, even on Mr. MacDonald likes best the that obliterated the rulers of old the backs of members of the late clothes he wears on unofficial oc Russia. conservative government. casions. His normal attire is a dark Winston Churchill now wears grey or brown lounge suit. Only IRVING MEMORIAL lounge suits although his attire was when some function outside the chancellor of the exchequer. Sir House of Commons requires formal Shapinsay, Orkney Islands— (AP) Austin Chamberlain frequently ap dress does he appear in it in par —Plans are being made to build on liament. the Quoyholm farm here a memo pears in a lounge suit and button rial to William Irving, father of the American author, Washington Ir I was claimed to be the oldest re ving. The elder Irving was born in ligious edifice in Russia. a thatched cottage now occupied MUSEUMS S H 0 W ~ Another late addition to the mu by James Nicolson, whose grand TRAGIC LUXURY seum list is the palace in Leningrad mother was an Irving. OF OLD RUSSIA HULTMAN’S Drawers By JAMES A. MILLS Bed-Dresser-Chest of
Moscow— (AP) — Establishinent MID-SEASON SALE OF of museums, one of the chief This Remarkable Suite fetishes of the soviets, continues in MEN’S AND BOYS’ all parts of the union. Palaces, churches, synagogues and Herrup’s originally had two carloads of other structural relics of the czar- these suites, but they sure are going fast! And ist regime are constantly being Overcoats and Suits dedicated to education of the pres there is a reason! When could you buy a 3- ent day proletariat. They usually contain treasures and art objects MEN’S BOYS’ piece Bedroom Suite, in walnut and intact, in order to show the masses veneers-with soUd maple overlays for only $49. the luxury and extravagance in which the aristocrats of the by-gone Suits ...... $15 up S u its...... $7.75 up Here it is folks! . But you must come tomorrow. era lived. Overcoats .. $7.75 up Incidentally the government, in Overcoats ... $19 up its fight against religion closed Chinchilla The Price of This Suite Will Positively more than 450 religious institutions Shoes...... $2.95 up in 1929. These included churches, C oa ts...... $12.75 $1.00 Weekly monasteries, mosques and syna Go Back to $98 After Saturday Night. gogues but the Anti-Religious So S hirts...... $1.45 up Hats to match $1.95 Benwnaber! Qn ciety estimates that there are still account of the fine 50,000 churches open in the union. character of theee The closed institutions have been NECKWEAR Bath Robes ... $2.95 suites, we positively made over into schools, homes, cannot extend this clubs, hospitals, libraries or mu $1.50 Grade .. .$1.19 C ap s...... 50c offer longer than seums. . , ^ ^ HERRUFS Saturday 9 p. **>• In this last category are mcluded English Wool DOWN .if yon detire the the $11,000,000 cathedral of St. 3 for $3.00 Vanity also; yod Isaac and the Kazen cathedral, one H o se ...... 79c Delivers This At the Corner of Main and Morgan Street^ may buy It f A’ Modern“ Eliza” Crossing the Ice! The craft hove to b^oi^^ iwl ^ DAILY RADIO PROGRAM STORMS DELAY TESTS west winds which lashed the icatera 422.3-WOR. NEWARK-710. Friday, January 31. 6:30— Dinner conceit motiesUa. Leading DX Stations. of the Guff of Msxieo and prevent 'T hree Hearts Aflam e" is the name 7:30—Musical scholarship prooram. 405.2— W SB, A TLAN T A—740. Key West, Fla., Jan. 31.— (AP.) ed further tests of a (hving bell (Ha of the drama which W ABC and asso- 8:00—Radio comedy, orclieslia. 8:15—Balladlst; concert program. —Ridingr out rough seas off Smith’s 8:30— Kinney's dance orche.stra, a means of rescue for persons th cited stations will broadcast at y 9:00— WJZ programs (31^ hrs ) Shoals, sixteen miles from here, the 9:00— College fun and music. 11:30—Concert; peanut pfekers. submerged undersea boats,. o’clock Friday night The story con 9:30— Gypsy orchestra, soloists. 11:30— Kalohi’s Hawaiian ensemble. salvage ship Falco' and the sub cerns two sisters. boUi in love with 10:00— Emil Velazco. organist. 293.9— KYW , CHICAGO— 1020. marine S-4 today awaited calmer The Falcon wQl tow the the same man. The younger sister 10:30—Two dance orchestras. was a dainty biond coquette, the oidcr 11:30— Moonlieams music hour. 8 :3 0 -WJZ programs (2 hrs.) weather before moving into the which has no motive power of one the serious Cinderella of the fam 10:30— WE.AF music hour. 348.6—WABC. NEW YORK—860. 11:15—Dance music to 3:00. Key West base for the week-end own, into Key West as .soon ily. Brought up by her people to take 6:30—Dinner dance orchestra. after successful testing of a sub heavy seas subside, the'NsVy-Ysxd second place, the older girl stepped 7:30— Freddy Rich’s orchestra. 389.4— WBBM. CHICAGO—770. aside even in love, to make way for 8:00— Feature artists entertainment. 9:00—.Spelling nee school program. marine escape device. here was advised last night.' the happiness of her more beautiful 8:30—Radio graptiology, music. 9:30— Gems of music. sister. A question forms the climax of 9:00—Drama, "Three Hearts Aflame 10:110—Two dance oichestras. the story. The familiar descriptive 10:00— Radio court of appeals. 1:00—A trip about town. piece, “ Marche Milltaire" by Franz 10:30—Connell yocal quartet, organist 254.1—WJJD. CHICAGO—1180. Schubert, will be featured in the pro 11:00—Three dance orchestras. 7:00— Symphon.v orchestra; talk. gram which commemorate the anni '.2:30— Ntidniglit organ melodies. 9:00— Mooseheart children's hour. versary of tills composer’s birthday in 454.3—WEAF. NEW YORK—660. 416.4— WGN, CHICAGO-720. a concert to be broadcast over the 6:00— Ludwig Laurier’s orchestra. 10:00— Pat Barnes; troupers. W E A F network at 6. Works of Doni 6:30—Music talk, I’ierre Key. 11:10— Hungry p'ive male quintet. zetti. Weber and Bellini, contempo 7:00—Comic sketch. “The Jameses. 11:20— Artists; dance orchestra. raries of Schubert, complete the con 7:30— Bonnie Laddies male trio. 12:00— Dream ship: dance music. cert which will be directed by Ludwig 8:00— Cavaliers male quartet with I..aurler. The musicale will be in the Jessica Dragonette, soprano. 344.6—W LS, CHICAGO— 870. form of a dinner concert. 9:00—Eskimos dance orchestra. 10:00—Feature musical programs. 9:30— Broadcasting Biroadway artists. 11:00— W E A F dance orchestra. Wave lengths In meters on left of 10:00— Negro Hallelujah Singers. 11:30—Show boat broadcast. station title, kilocycles on the right. 111:30—Melodrama, "Mystery House.” 447.6—WMAQ, CHICAGO—670. Times are all Eastern Standard. Black 11:00—Two dance orchestras. 8:.30—WABC programs (2',4 hrs.) face type indicates best features. 393.5—WJZ, NEW YORK—760. 11:00—Dan and Sylvia: pianist. , 6:00— Ballew’s dance orchestra. 11:30— Amos 'n' Andy: iilanisl. Leading East Stations. 6:45—Book talk; contralto. pianIsL 12:00—Two dance orcliestrns. 7:00—Amos ’ n’ Andy, comedians. 299.8— w o e . DAVENPORT—1000. 272.6—WPG. ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 7:15—Breen and de Rose. 8:00— WE.^F programs (3 hrs.) 8:45—.“^ong shop: orchestra. 7:30—Circus programs. Uncle Bob 11:00— .Studio feature entertainer. 0:45—Violinist, pianist: pianologue. .Sherwood, elewn mu.sic. 11:15—Hawkeve ensemlile. Iiaritone. 10:05—Tenor; organ recital. 8:00— Choristers male octet. 361.2— KOA. DENVER—830. 11:30— Supper dance mii.sic. S:3h—1‘ersonalities of 7-11. 11:4,5—New songs; orche.stra. 283—WBAL. BALTIMORE—1060. 8:45— Drama, “ Lady Hamilton." 2:30— Stage eoachers: green room. 6:15— Weiner’s Salon music. 9:00—Biliv Jones and Ernie Hare. 1:00— Parlor program; Nomads. 6:00—Baritone lecital, pianist. 9:30— Jose Mojica, tenor, mixed cho 374.2— W B A P., FORT WORTH—800. 6:30—The Rom.any trail, music. rus, orchestra. 10:30—Orchestra concert. 243.8— WNAC, BOSTON— 1230. 10:00— .Soprano, contralto. quarteL 11:1)0—.Show boat; org:inisl. 7:30— Console concert: book talk. 10:30— Smith Ballew’s orcliestra, 11:30— Musical programs hrs.) 8:00— WABC programs (3 hrs.) 11:00—Sluml>er music hour. 374.8— KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—800. 11:10— Two dance orchestras. 491.5—WIP. PHILADELPHIA—€10. 9:30—Orchestra: classics. 12:00— Midnight reveries. 7:30— Instrumental qinirtet. 11:30— Late dance orchestras. 545.1— WGR. BUFFALO—550. S:00—Orchestra; musical shower. 12:00— Studio entertainment. 7:00— Buffalo University talks. 9:00— Ukrainian symphony hour. 491.5— WDAF. KANSAS CITY—610. 7:30— W E .M ' programs hrs.) 9:30— Instrumental trio 9:30— W E A F programs (1V2 hrs.) 9:00— Concert; piano recital. 10:00—Two dance orchestras. 11:01)—Favorites; Amos ’n’ Andy. 9:30—W E.4F programs (I'A hrs.) 535.4— WLIT. PHILADELPHIA—560. 11:45—Studio dance orchestra. 333.1—W M AK. BUFFALO— 900. 7:30—Oiipenheim’s concert orchestra. 12:45—The nighthawk frolic. C:30— W ABC programs (5 hrs.) 8:00— WEAK programs (2’ 4 hrs.) 238—WJAX. JACKSONVILLE—12C0. 428.3—WLW. CINCINNATI—700. 10:30—I'hree dance orchtstra, 7:30— Orcliestra. artists. 7:30— WJZ programs 1.31^ hrs.) 12:00—Business Men’s Club. 8:45—NBC entertainment. SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK 11:00— .Studio musical program. 305.9— KDKA, PITTSBURGH—980. lO.OO—.studio feature program. 11:15—Trio: burnt corkers. 6:30— Harraonizers entertainment. 10:30—W.IZ orchestra, artists. 12:00— Gibson's dance orchestra. 7:00— WJZ pro.grams (1 hr.) 11:00— Exchange Clul) entertainment. To introduce the new spring shades in hose, we are 12:30— Sweet and low down. 8:00— .Memorial I'aik; Buster. 365.6— WH AS. LOUISVI LLE—820. offering, for one week only, our own special brand known 1:00—Thirteenth Hour Insomniae.s. 8:4.5—W.IZ programs (2% lirs.) 9:00— WE.AF programs (3 hrs.) 280.2—WTAM. CLEVELAND—1070. 11:30—Don Bestor’s orchestra. 370.2—WCCO. MINN., ST. PAUL—810. as 8:00— WE.AF orchestra, quartet. 254.8—W CAE, PITTSBURGH— 1220. 7:30— Wheaties male quartet. 9:30— Friday frolic: great plays. 6:30— Automobile show; recital. 8:00—W ABC programs (3 hrs.) 11:00—Orchestra; midnight melodics. 7:30— Twins feature hour. 11:00— Radio traffic court. 12:30— Emerson Gill’s orchestra. S;00—WE.AF programs (3 hrs.) 11:20—Two dance orchestras. 399.8—WJR. DETROIT—750. 260.7—WHAM . ROCHESTER— 1150. 461.3— WSM. NASHVILLE—€50. late husband when he was a mem 8:30—WJZ programs (1 hr.) 7:30—Minstrel men's frolic. 8 :01)—Bass: dance orctustra. ber of the senate. ‘ *Rubinow's Spedal” Hodery 10:00— Harmony piano twins. 8:00—Smith’s dance orchestra. 8:30—Craig’ s dance music. CORN B E LIE S LONDON TO ENTERTAIN 10:30—WJZ recording artists. 8:45—WJZ programs (3*4 hrs.) 9:0))— WJZ programs (lt,4 hrs.) Steck, who gained his seat as the 283—WTIC. HARTFORD—1060. 379.5— WGY. SCHENECTADY—790. 10:30— Studio program: artist. result of an election contest with 8:00— WE.A.F programs (U/i hrs.) 12:00— Weather: market reports. 379.5— KGO, OAKLAND—790. Senator Smith W. Brookhart, has OUR ENVOYS TOMORROW 10:30— Christiaan Krien’s orchestra. 6:00— Dinner dance music. 12:30— I..OS Angeles feature hour. at 11:35—Dream organ Journevs. 6:30— WE.'VF dance music. 1:00— Parlor program: nomads. LOOK FOR HOT no opponent in the primary. Rep, 302.8— W B2. NEW ENGLAND—990. 7:00— Union College speaker. 508.2— W O W . OMAHA—590. L. J. Dickson and Gov. John Ham- 6:45— Keyboard vagabonds’ recilal. 7:15—OIIi.3 Vettru, pianisL 11:00—Musical, vocal recital. mill are listed hs republican en 7:00—WJZ Amos ’ti’ Andy. 7:30— Musical entertainment. 12:00— Artisl.s musical program. London, Jan. 31.— (AP) — The 7:15—Jesters feature horn. 8:00— Studio concert orchestra with 270.1—W RVA, RICHMOND— 1110. VOTE BAHLES trants in the primary. social amenities are continuing to $1.15 pair 7:30— WJZ circus program. Arturo FIlIppI, tenor. 7:45—Virginia players; ohehestra. 8:00—Concert: corn poppers. 9:00— H EAF programs (114 hrs.) 8:45—W E A F program.^ (2t,4 brs.) play their part in the activities in 8:45—WJZ programs (isi hrs.) 10:30—.Studio concert orchestra. 10:00—Studio male quartet. the naval conference delegations and 10:30— Bert Lowe’s orcliestra. tl:00— W E A F dance orchestra. 10;.3o—Two danee on-lies'rus. of their wives and women folk. (Regularly $1.35 a pair) Secondary Eastern Stations. Secondary DX Stations. Chicago— (AP)—The corn belt is ANDOVER The principal American delegates 508.2— WEEI, BOSTON—590. 325.9—W W J, DETROIT—920. 202.6— WORD, BATAVIA—1480. to have some old time politics in and their wives tomorrow will go 6:3'J— Vacation club; ensemble. 11:30—Holl.vwood frivolities. 8:00— Concert: agricultural talk. BOX OF THREE 12:30— Studio organ recittil. 9:00— Musical program: artists. its 1930 primaries, with regular re to Chequers as luncheon guests of 7:01)— Big Brother cluli. P A I R ...... 7 :30— Merrym.akers’ concert. 410.7—CFCF. MONTREAL—730. 344.6— W ENR, CHICAGO—870. publicans in four states itching to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Woodin and Premier MacDonald and Miss Ishbel. 8:00—W E A F programs (3 hrs.) 9:00— Musical entertainments. 8 :1 .5 -Farmer Rusk’s talk. Senator and Mrs. Robinson will be $3.25 10:00— Studio dance program. ll:0n—Studio dance orchestra. 12:30—Frank Westphal’s orchestra, oust progressive senators whose Mrs. Randall Jones, visited the Me 272.6—W L W L , NEW YORK—1100. 2:00—Comed.v dialect sketches. morial hospital in Manchester Mon guests of the Stimsons at Stanmore, 374.8—W SAI, CINCINNATI—800. 6;00-rOrchestra. tenor. terms expire. Colonel Stimson’s country place, 7:30—Studio musical program. 1:00—D.\ air vaudeville. day to see the latter’s husband, Ran These hose are made of 10:00— Studio artists hour. 6:45—Talk, bass-baritone; talk. 202.6— ’WH T, CHICAGO— 1480. Five republicans and one demo Sunday. 10:.30—W E A F programs (1 hr.) 7:40— Studio orchestral music. 11:00—Studio miisieal program. dall Jones, who is being treated for Pure Japan Tram Silk 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—570. 12:00— 5’our hour league. cratic incumbent of the prairie a shock he suffered last week. They The principal Italian delegation, 215.7—W H K . CLEVELAND—1390. 6:30—I.essona In French. 288.3— W FA A , DALLAS—1040. Dino Grand! and Signora Grand! Very elastic top 6:45—Melodist’s dance music. region seek to keep “U. S. Senate” reported his condition as being 7:00— Welfare Council address. 7:00—.Studio exercises. took the opportunity of a little slack 7:00—W ABC programs (4 hrs.) 319—WeSH. PORTLAND—940. 11:00— Rov and his boys. on their letterheads. about the same. Neatly shaped ankles 11:00—fSlumber music hour. time in conference affairs this morn 9:30— Artists entertainment. 285.5— KNX, HOLLYWOOD—1050. George W. Norris of Nebraska, Mrs. George Nelson went to Bos Reinfoixed heels and toes that give 11:30—Four dance orchestras. 10:00— Studio concert program. 2:45— Legion Stadium events. ing to go sigh: seeing about London. Thomas D. Schall of Minnesota, ton Monday to see her mother, Mrs. long wear. William H. McMaster of South Da Kline, who is in a hospital in that They visited the Tower of London 8:30 p.m.—Little Buster’s Corn Pop headliners who will participate in kota and James Couzens of Michi city for treatments. first and planned later to go to pers. Windsor and look the royal castle Try a Pair, Satisfaction Guarsfhteed clude the Studio Concert Orchestra, gan are progressives: Charles S. Eugene Thompson has returned over. WTIC PROGRAMS 8:45 p.m.—Famous Loves. under the direction of the versatile | Deneen of Illinois is a regular and home from the Hartford Hospital, Travelers Broadcasting Service 9:00 p.m.—Interwoven Pair—Jones musician Christiaan Kriens, and Dan Steck of Iowa a democrat. where he has been under observa and Hare. Hartford, Conn. “The Merry Madcaps” , the popular Chief of the progressives is Nor tion for a few days. 9:30 p.m.— Armour Program — WTIC dance band led by Norman The topic for the C. E. meeting 60,000 W., 1080 K. C., 282.8 RL ris, and in Nebraska the fight is Southern Rhadsody, Hesmer; Ca- Cloutier. likely to be the hottest. Sunday evening will be, “How may THE LAXATIVE WITH vitina, Rimsky-Kersakoff; In a Special features engaged for the true Endeavorers Crusade for Monastery Garden, Ketelboy; occasion include the South Sea Norris, v^ho opposed President Christ?” Guy Bartlett, jr., will be Friday, Jonuarv 31, 1930 Turkey in the Straw, Guyon; Islanders Orchestra, May Singhi Hoover in the 1928 campaign, had the leader. HIGHEST ENDORSEMENT (E. S. T.) Gitana, del Moral; ’The Fire Breen and Peter de Rose; Joe intended retiring from the senate, Wednesday morning sparks from but a threat of the administrative 7:00 p. m.—The Fast Steppers. Dance, de Falla; Hasta Manana, White, the Silver Masked ’Tenor; Uie chimney set fire to the roof of van Alstyne; Love Made a Gypsy Joe Biviano and Joe Pecorara, stel forces to run Sam McKelvie, for When you get out of bed feeling ; 7:10 p. m.—"Speaking of Sports”— mer governor and now member of the house owned by E. A. Standlsh Arthur B. GcGinley. Out of Me. lar accordianist and the saxophonist and occupied by Frank Schatz and headachy, sluggish, weak, half-sick, 10:00 p.m.—Armstrong Quakers — —all of whom are well known to the the farm board, changed his plans. here’s a simple measure that will 7:25 p. m.—Benrus Correct Time; McKelvie and Norris are the bit- family. A telephone call was sent ; . Hartford Courant News Bulle Saw Mill River Road from radio audience as featured lumi have you feeling yourself again in “Glory,” Tierney: To the Land of naries of the national network. terest of political enemies. Mark j a jiffy. tins: Weather Report; Alcohol Woods, Lincoln businessman. Announcement. j My Own Romance from “The En Station WNAC of Boston will ...... , • . it extinguished. Take a little Phillips Milk of 7:30 p. m.—“Ray and Bestos”—NBC ! chantress,” Herbert: Excerpts present the Knickerbocker Quartet, ^.roused interest in his effort to Mrs. Frank Hamilton who has Magnesia in a glass of water—or 8:00 p. m.—Cities Service Concert— from “ Sweet Adeline:” Why Was one of the best known and most Pershing for the race, been sick with a hard cold is re lemonade .’Two to four tablespoon NBC. I Born? Don’t Ever Leave Me, popular male quartets of New Eng- ' Warming up for the Michigan covering. fuls is the usual adult dose. Taken 9:00 p. m.—Clicquot Eskimos—NBC. | Here Am I, Kern; Three for Jack, land. Linus Travers of WNAC will I sector is Gov. Fred Green, who Miss Carpenter, one of the teach in lemonade, Phillips Milk of Mag 9:30 p. m—“Broadcasting Broad- | Penn; Tos Youx, Rabey; Medley announce this feature. Charles I a-nnounoed an intention to ers at the local school was hurt nesia acts like citrate of magnesia. way”—NBC. j of Eastern College Sings; Man Burton of WEEI will direct members i oPPOse Couzens, but is being urged Tuesday evening while coasting on Take it like this an hour before of the WEEI staff in a humorous ! do so. Couzens is popular in 10:30 p. m.—Planters Pickers — ^ hattan from “Garrick Gaieties,” Long Hill. She was taken to a doc breakfast. By the time you leave Going Out Rodgers; March from ‘"Two sketch. Studio Manager A. O Cog- I Wayne county and Detroit, where tor and then to her home. Miss home, you’ll be surprised by your NBC. geshall of WGY will offer a song re- formerly was mayor, and the 10:30 p. m.—Benrus Correct Time. American Sketches,” Griselle; 1 Dorothy Cook taught In Miss Car improvement Bye and Bye from “Dearest Ene cital as the contribution of the out-state ~ problem would be *to over As a mild, safe, pleasant laxa 10:31 p. m.—“The Travelers Hour” come a heavy Wayne county plu penter’s room Wednesday. —Orchestra under the direction my,” Rodgers. widely known Schenectady station. Thomas Lewis, and son Burton, tive, Phillips Milk of Magnesia has 10:30 p.m.—Bert Lowe’s Statler Or Other participants in this unusual rality. the highest medical endorsement. of Christiaan Kriens; Elsie Gov. Theodore Clfiiristianson is re Arthur Savage, Mr. White and Don Baker, contralto, guest soloist. chestra. and unprecedented type of broad ald Tuttle attended the Farm Bu As An anti-acid to correct sour 11:00 p.m.—Longines time. cast will include Studio Director W. garded as a certain opponent of stomach, gas. Indigestion, bilious 11:30—Hartford Courant News Bul H. Latham, Milton Stoughton and a Senator Schall, whose blindness reau meeting in Hebron Tuesday letins; Weather Report and At 11:01 p.m.—Champion Weatherman. evening. ness, it has been standard with 11:02 p.m.—McKay Temperature re group of entertainers from WBZ- ' hampered him in politics. doctors for over fifty years. To lantic Coast Marine Forecast; John L. Clark of the WBZA staff : Christianson and Schall long have Miss Annie Mathewson has a port. hard cold and is not able to attend know its quick relief In digestive of Business Alcohol Announcement. j 11:03 p.m.—Sport Digest. with a popular Boston team of radio | bitter political enemies, school this week. « and eliminative troubles of men, 11:35 p. m.—“Dream Journeys.” performers: Manager J. J. Storey I None has appeared to oppose Mc- 12:00 p. m.—Silent. j ■ 11:08 p.m.—Republican News bulle- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilburn were women, children—and babies—is to i tins. of WTAG and Chester Gaylord, re- j Master in the South Dakota pri- callers in Willimantic Tuesday. keep a bottle always handy. “The Travelers Hour” , 10:31 p. m. j nowned recording star; Manager W. i mary. Full directions for all its uses Our store is to let—our store for sale—our Elsie Baker, concert contralto E. Hall of WICC, with “Whispering la Illinois, Deneen faces a con- come wdth every bottle. All drug stock must be sold, regardless of valiie. knoivn throughout the country as a WTIC PLANS PROGRAM Art” Withstandley and George M. . test in the primary with Ruth stores have the generous 25c and National Broadcasting Company ,• Dana, pianist; and Manager Frank Hanna McCormick, member of con COACHING SCHOOL AT RICE 50c sizes. star, will be guest soloist of “The ! lin M. Doolittle and Walter B. gress and daughter of Mark Hanna, 'Milk of Magnesia” has been Travelers Hour” slated for 10:31 j FOR 5TH ANNIVERSARY Haase of WDRC. Each visiting I as his opponent. This primary is Houston, Tex.—(AP)—The south the U. S. Registered Trade Mark of Tuxedo—in the store, at these Remark- o’clock tonight from Station WTIC. j group of entertainers will bring its i dramatized by the fact that Mrs. west’s first c(-'?hing school in track the Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co., I able Bargains. She . will be supported by The i ---- own station announcer. McCormick would ra even ^ a^ score >’■•-by and field events will be held at I and its predecessor, Chas H. Phil- ' Gala Broadcast on February The entertainment features al winning, as Deneen defeated her Rice institute in June. j lips, since 1875.—Adv. the baton of the Dutch-American 1 10 Will Last Well Into the ready booked are sufficient to con composer and conductor, Christiaan j tinue the broadcast imtil at least $22.50 SUITS Kriens. Before adopting radio as a Morning. 3:30 o’clock the following morning, $14.75 vehicle for talents, Miss, Baker tour February 11. Inasmuch as the Con Topcoats and Overcoats ed in concert with the Philadelphia A celebration in which talent necticut station reaches far-off Choral Society in its presentations from the foremost stations of New points after midnight, it is quite of “Messiah” , “Redemption” and England will participate and which likely that radio owls of the west $27.50 SUITS “ Elijah”, and also at the head of a will constitute a vertiable “Big Par coast wall receive the latter part of If You Possessed $17.75 concert company under her own per ade” of notable features is being the program at midnight, while Topcoats and Overcoats sonal leadership. She once appeared planned by Station WTIC of Hart English listeners will hear it during as soloist for the St. Paul Symphony ford, Connecticut, in a program their breakfasts at 8 o’clock the fol under Walter Henry Rothwell for a which will mark its fifth anniver lowing morning. A Magic $35.00 SUITS period of seven weeks. This winter sary on the air. This gala broad she has been heard over the radio cast will begin Monday night, Feb Topcoats, Overcoats in the National Grand Opera Com ruary 10, and continue well into the EGG THIEVERY RECORD and Tuxedos $21.75 pany’s presentation of “Faust” and next day. Wand— several other operas. She is heard A special half-hour broadcast from Draper. Utah.— (AP.)—Eggs val each week in a series of her own the National Broadcasting Company ued at $500—14,000 of them—were PALM BEACH recitals called “Golden Gems” a dedicated to the Connecticut station stolen from a warehouse here. and could command your every wish and among regular feature of the national net and to be transmitted exclusively to SUITS...... $7.95 work. Station WTIC is included among the highlights. Entertainers and It's neer a dull season for para- other things produce food, desserts, etc. we doubt if Buy Now for Next Summer WBZ—WBZA officials from several stations will graphers,. with groundhog day just be present in the WTIC studios to around the corner. Friday, January 31 it would be possible to produce a better and more A Large Assortment^of 4:00 p.m.—The Tea Timers. cooperate in the presentation, in 4:15 p.m.—Home Forum Decorating cluding WEEI, WBZA and WNAC popular food dessert than Period. of Boston; WCJY of Schenectady; RADIO SERVICE WBZ of Springfield; WTAG of Wor on all makes. TROUSERS PHONE 3733 kets. 6:25 p.m.—Government bulletins. The program will be opened at New Sets and Standard $2,95 $3.95 $4.95 J:30 p.m.—Lost and found; posi 10:30 o’clock with an address by Accessories. ICE CREAM tions wanted. Connecticut’s “Flying Governor,” WM. E. KRAH 5:45 p.m.—Junior Aviation League. John H. Trumbull, father-in-law of Sheepskin Lined Leatherette Coats $8.95 6:59 p.m.—McKay Temperature re- John Coolidge. Well known WTIC 669 Tolland Turnpike In Manchester It is Made by , port. $12 Values 8:00 p.m.—Champion Weatherman. 8:02 p.m.—Agricultural Market re A Great Opportunity tn Buy 2 or 3 Suits l^ow ports. DON^T COUCH YOMR EMERCY jBLWAY 5:19 p.m.—Sessions chimes. The Manchester Dairy and Save Nearly Half :20 p.m.—Sport Digest. :30 p.m.—National Radio. Opep Saturday Evenings Till 9 :3 0 ! T ake Pertussin — It relieves 8:45 p.m.— Sallinger’s Keyboard coughs by a quick and safe methocL , 'Vagabonds. ^uJek because it gets at the imme* 1:00 p.m.—^Amos *n’ Andy. Siate cause. Safe Because it contains Ice Cream Company 'D AIR r 1:15 p.m.—^Tastyeast Jesters. no dope. Pertussin has been prescribed DIAL 5250 ' ^ 1:80 p.m.—^Dixie Circus—Miss Lib- successfully by doctors for w i erty; Captain Jinks; I’m Afraid to over 25 years. Ask your Always Obtainable at Your Neighborhood ■ ; Go Home in the Dark; Raffles On Druj^gist about j Parade; ’Possum and the Coon; , Store or Favorite Soda Fountain. { Every Little Movement; Wash j Rag; U. S. Artillery March. PARK CLOTHES RKK) p.m.—Bond Bread Intemation-1 82 ASYLUM STREET, HARTFORD al Program. Pertussin PAGE SEVEN ‘ MANCHEOTER EVENING HERALD, SOOTH M^CHESTER. CONN- FRroAY, JANUARY 81,1980.______■ ______■ — GERMANY’ S BEER Danish Premier Would Model SALES FORECAST THE European Union On America NATIONAL WEALTH WtttMMinHi' HARTFORD (Theodore Stauning, prime n ^ « - ter of Denmark, who has contribut By WADE WERNER ed this article exclusively for the Berlin— (A P )—Beer is more than SPECIAL FULL COURSE TURKEY Associated Press, 1 UD from a cigar maker s bench. He a beverage in Germany. It is a 1 DINNER— SATURDAY, NINTH FLOOR ...... 60c 5IL born in humble circumstances barometer of national prosperity, and has earned his own bread ^nce and the reading just now is "fair he was 13 years old. His first po and warmer.” litical office came 20 years later when he was elected to the *^®**^^" Fig^ures published by the com This Metropolitan Store Extends a New i g . He soon became leader of the missioner of controlied revenues lianlsh Labor Party and in 19~t operating under the Dawes plan, SJrned the first labor government show that while Germans are not Phone Service to drinking nearly so much beer as i, Denmark. His regime dates from April, 1J~9-) before the war, the steady increase in consumption within five years warrants a deduction that the | By Th. Stauning. : Copenhagen— (A P )—To this Eu country is getting back into its i 45,000 ropean generation, the idea of industrial stride. tlnited Europe is by no means di - In the fiscal year 1924-25, the | tLteful. The chaotic state in which commissioner points out, Germans I the Great War left Europe calls for quaffed an aggregate of 40,700,000 | Suburban Customers hectolitres of the national drink, i b ou gh t “ “ S',” ' u X d Part Wool Plaid Blankets look with admiration to the UniteU That was far below the pre-war! Sofi fluffy blankets woven with part wool, size figures of 68,500,000 hectolitres. But W te s of America as an example . 66x80, blocked in rose, blue, gold, orchid C in the following year there was an for Europe to follow. Who Shop Here by Phone and gpreen plaids. S in g le...... V ^ • t X v Over there one finds a systema increase of 6,000,000 hectolitres, tized cooperation between a num- and by the end ot the fiscal year her of states. These states do not 1928-29 the beer - barometer had Wool Double Plaid Blankets fight each other by customs re- | climbed to 55,200,000 hectolitres Size 72x84, weight 5 pounds. All wool woven in ifrictions or by ^rmed forces and While some of this growing coiJ- From All Points on the whole, the condibons of life sumption may have been due to an Call blue and gray plaids...... $12.00 in these American states are oi An Informal portrait of Th. Stauning (left), prime minister of increase in the national thirst, the 1— FA’^WNGTON such a nature that they Denmark, talking with Dr. Lauge Koch, noted explorer, on the latter s 1 commissioner’s report refers to it as 2— MANCHESTER be wished for in this Europe of return from a voyage to the northern limits of Greenland. I one indication of a "consolidation of 3— NEW BRITAIN ^Enterprise 1100* Extra Heavy Gray Blankets the economic situation” which, in size 66x80, extra heavy and warm. Gray with °^What has been possible for the the past few years, has enabled Ger 4— WINDSOR What has young and the economic life of the latter; lieve that the more intimate co- assorted colored borders...... na man workers to buy not only more 5— BRISTOL $3.98 beer but more luxury goods gener- No more trouble to get this great store, tions must be planned and con 6— MIDDLETOWN (where every personal and home need may SO easy to carry luiuuo' mer. trolled by the League of Nations. ally. .. . 7— GLASTONBURY be fulfilled) than it would be to talk to your in the ancient states of Europe. There are perhaps a hundred or The rise in beer consumption has Wool Plaid Blankets next door neighbor, and of course, no ex When the possibilities of a United problems to be solved, private I do not believe that a more inti been steady too in spite of higher 8— ROCKVILLE Of soft wool, weigh 5 pounds. Size 66x80. Plaids VTiirone are being discussed, i | ^j. national interests to be safe- mate co-operation between the vari beer taxes with consequent in 9— WINDSOR LOCKS pense is attached to this convenience. ous European nations is impossible, in blue, gold, tan, gray and green. C Q alwavs makes me think of the enor- , ^ed, when some day this ques- creases in the retail price. The per 10— MERIDEN Pick up your phone from any of the ten ffious difficulties to be surmounted^ | ^o be tackled. but I will not buy that chance »t I ^ose from 65 the cost of destruction of that great „4 to 87 litres in 1929. Suburban towns....ask for this number, There are at least 20 di er , these problems must be added organization, the League of NaUons. j litres in Call Our New Number “ENTERPRISE l-l-O-O” ----- and you wiU Part Wool Plaid Blankets languages in Europe safe-guarding of the new Altogether, I do not expect too rnrRRV FARM be immediately connected with our PER W n y . or perhaps more monet y , ^Qj.pj.oj.ganization, which was the “ENTERPRISE SONAL SHOPPING BUREAU, where a Uniformly woven with part wool, wide sateen great results from the United BUY TERRY FARM binding. Size 66x80 In all new colorful Q C systems. There are old '{1 eSun- result of the Versailles Treaty. The States of Europe efforts in the im- staff of Intelligent women, thoroughly flent money-institutions in mi cou i Nations comprises inter- London (AP)— J- P- Mcrgan of l - l - O - O ” plaids. Good weight. P A I R ...... m I mediate future", and would, there trained and familiar with FASHIONS, will tries, and there are » 1 European as well as extra-European New York has given .$1,000 toward attend your shopping requirements. which up of I fore, be extremely happy to see the i a $50,000 fund intended for pur- New Bedding Deptv—Second Floor. industrial concerns each ■ nations, and I consider it to be ' organization of the League of Na- ' competed with eacn importance for Europe ' chase of Ellen Terry’s farm at fiow have tions further strengthened. pther.. „r,mmpr- ' that peaceful co-operation is secured Small Hythe, Kent. The pictur ■ Customs wwalls hamper comm j nations and I sincerely hope that the co-opera esque farm house would be tumeu cial intercourse between the a tion between the European nations into a museum in memory of the These Are NEW Coats—They Represent will grow. It is a real necessity. On famous actress. o ? T p S f c « S i world. ' the other hand, I am not so great an the Authentic Style Points-of this Season! K u r°f on'en V y forS Important I ex’- 1 SpUmM that i am Winded to the PAINTING RESTORED factors in the economic life of the , opinion that the League j many obstacles that i^ust be^oyer come, before we can arrive at that various states. ^ nnd the ! of Nations ought to show the great-^ Zwickau, Germany — . The state of culture and of ; est interest in the United States ot United Europe about which I have Lucas Grenach’s famous painting ■ political and ! Europe suggestion as outlined by M. been requested to put forth my point showing Jesus washing the feet of | of view. h S r i " ntnin = , ^ = 2 2 5 ^ . i B r iJ d o , fra n ce I stiP flrmly he- the AposUes, has been restored as part of the renovation of the Church A SPECIAL SALE struction. Grading operations and of St. Catherine here. In 1522 Mar I’ macadamizing are in progress. Vehi tin Luther preached in the church a Due to an Important New Purchase of Reg. $29, $39 and $49 Coats cles can pass through although sermon against too rapid acceptance rough going and delays will be en of new things. CONDITION OF countered. Warren—Woodville road, steam shovel grading and macadam par Women’s Fur Trimmed STATE ROADS tially co.npleted. Work suspended AINEDllLbs.in8Wks for winter. And a Boy Friend.” By BOBBIN COONS. Westport and Weston, Lyons writes Susan Salino. Thousands Plains road, construction stopped say new Ironized Yeast adds S FRIDAY. J.AN. 31 1930. to 15 lbs. in 3 weeks. Sidn clears Hollywood—Imagine being'literal- Road conditions and detours in the for winter. No delay to traffic. like mscic. Constipation, nerras, Westport Saugatuck Ave., and end. Get pleasant Ironized Yeast iv torn away from the delights or gj.g^^gState ofqj. Connecticutt^onuecui-uL madexx.rxvx. neces-. tablets from drucslsl today. &hark-fishing in the waters axou.nd j^y highway construcLonconstruction and Franklin streets, rock being blasted. Cloth Coats BOTmuda to join a Hollywood go d repairs,------announcedvx,r bytho the r;nn Connecti No delay to traffic. riih in which you’re not particulat- cut Highway Department as of Jan. 29th; T ha?^?w hat happened to Po’.ty Route No. 1—Fairfield-Southport Valker, little singing heroine, o^ cut-off. Work on approaches only. .WT.GRANTCO. George M. Cohan’s,recent New YorK No delays to traffic. $16-25 inusical comedies, "Billie” and e Route No. U. S. 56—Meriden-North Malones,” who was rushed out to and South Broad streets under con play opposite Jack Oakie in struction. Through traffic advised to talkie-singie of "Hit the h>cck. avoid this road. In buying these coats It is an unusual concession "I was having the grandest time Route No. U. S. 6—Danbury, New- on my vacation, there in Bermuda, our stylists went only to even at this time of the year . . towm road. Winter work discontinu itimANT' when my manager sent for me to ed. Detours not available. Recom it takes no longer to exchanp a maker of finer gar come straight on back to New,ed. coats of such outstanding qual mend route through Bethel. anything than it does to buy it. York,” she says. “I didn t want to ments___he gave us an ity are seldom procurable at bk> eo He said I’d have to, because all Route No. U. S. 7—Cornwall Pro W e have caused you enough an lie stage people were breaking their ject, bridge is under construction on noyance by failing to satisfy you important price conces low a price! The advantage of necks trying to get calls to Holly new location. No detours. iso we try to make the exchange sion on his regular $29, Route No. 124—Bethel-Silk Mill in the quickest, easiest way. choosing now is evident when “Well, I went, and although the Corner. Winter work discontinued. $39 and $49 retail coat idea of Hollywood did not appeal No detours. you consider the VALUE given! biuch, as I wanted------to stay - in New _Route______No.___ 152—New Preston-War line! York, I took talkie tests with ox. i (jg^ter road, grading and maca Glen Roy Gingliam While I was still taking them, M rj partially completed. Work sus- Finest gingham made m COAT SALON—THIRD FLOOR Hart—that’s my manager—’phoned > jQr ^^e winter, this country. Unusual that he had already signed me lip I ^arren-Cornwall road, steam value at Y'l- for this picture. So, willy-miiy, ner-., grading. No detours. here I am.” then Route No. 168—Jonathan Trum- It might have b e ^ - poUvi bull road is under construction from Unbleached Muslin but it IS certamly mlly no^^^^ ^Route No. 3 to the end of the in,-im- A fine close weave for has fallen in love with Calitornia. I proved road north of Columbia dress or matress covers, 1 0 c Semi-Annual Furniture Sale 1 Green and from the end of the irn- sheets, etc. j-lier—^Hlgh and Far. thea-1 proved road south of Columbia Miss Walker comes from a She made l Green to the end of the improved CONTINUES THROUGH THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY trical and circus family, infant a road at Lebanon. PERCALE Rayon TatSeta her stage debut as an spoke Route No. 171—East Haven-Short Conservative patterns for For linings, dresses, pillows, bed baby “prop.” And at 3 she Beach road, construction work stop etc. THREE SALE DISCOUNTS ARE OFFERED ON THE blouses, house dress- f O ^ . spreads, ber first lines. ped for tlie winter. No delay to ^ colors. “ I was supposed to be dead, and es, etc., yd. x O w traffic. ENTIRE STOCK I fell asleep, so they naturally Route No. 188—Flanders Village Thought I was a great actress— — Chesterfield road is under con Percale Cretonne they had to pinch me to get me up Curtains, pillows, couch covers, struction. Grading is being done and One of Grant's excellent values, are inexpensive if made of this later,” she laughed. culverts are being installed. Traffic patterns for boys’ blouses, for She likes shark-fishing—she actu- attractive cretonne. Good qual , ------, will find it difficult to get through aprons and house dresses, ily caught some of the2 finnyfumy monm on-, work. ity. Big choice of both light and dark sters— and one of her ambitions is , Route Numbers patterns. 2 0 c colors. 2 S « 20%—33V3%—50% to fly to Honolulu. j Ashford.- Two bridges are being “Afraid? Not if I had a good pilot constructed on the Warrenville- This is oar reguiar February Furniture Saie and it wili continue lor Sve weeks, so that thrifty homemakers aU find a good plane. And why not , —- - Westford road. A temporary bridge over the s w fm ^ avaii themseives of these tremendous reductions. we fly to Catalina, don’t we'.'” is in use. Traffic can pass. Three Charming Inexpensive Styles Brooklyn and Pomfret. An im- At Random. ' provement is being made on the Ferdinand Schumann-Heink, son Brooklyn-Pomfret road and on the of the operatic contralto, has a part Pomfret-Killingly road. Traffic can RufiSled Curtains in Eddie Dowling’s new talkie . . . pass. Handsome $275 3-piece .^nd Jose Bohr, who came to star in ; Canaan-Salisbury, Lime Rock Polka Dot Ruffled Curtains. Rose, blue. Die Spanish version of the same pic Bridge, Grade Crossing elimination orchid, gold or green dots on cream curtains $199 ture, will remain in star in English is under construction. No alternate LIVING ROOM SUITE talkies as well . . . He made the route. with matching colored valance. grade, and know’s English perfectly Canton Center—Collinsville road A most extraordinary price eoncesslon from the manufacturer mattes this outstaadiaa otter poaaihte oa each high quality CUS- ^ Large numbers of Russians, with is under construction. Ruffled Curtains with insertion of rayon tape businesses of their, own in Los An Franklin. A section of the Baltic- with picot edge and rayon valance in boudoir geles and Hollywood, are on regular North Franklin road is now under shades. Made of fine scrim. call for extra work in motion plc- construction. Grading is being done m e s ;"h «''c» SSfeT^'od^S « or‘°MO^ « preferred. tures . . . They like It . . . Jame.s and surfacing is being laid. It is pos- J. Corbett, one-time heavyweight! sible for traffic to get through, Ruffled Curtains with floral insert and match prize ring champion, is making a j Griswold-Preston City road is un- ing colored rayon stitching on ruffles and film comeback in a new talkie . . . 1 der construction. Open to traffic. edge of valance. $29.75 Tea Wagons $245 Dining Room ____ I Guilford—Leete. Island road is $239 Bedroom That famous "swan dance” of under construction. No delay to Fannie Brice, used by her in her traffic $21.75 first talkie, "My Man” will be seen Hartland—'West Hartland road is 50 in. Squares Of gumwood in combination with ma SUITES SUITES again In her second, “The Champ.” under construction. No alternate hogany. Automatic leaf supports and route. removable serving tray with convenient Sale Price Is Sale Price Is REIMBURSE ALSATIANS Litchfield—MiHon road is under Oilcloth drawer space. construction. No alternate route. Attractive two tone oilcloth Strasburg — (AP) — Frenchmen Putnam, Putnam Heights road is $189 who were German citizens of Al- under construction. Open to traffic. covers in plaids, florals, $179 Roxbury, Roxbury Falls road, An outstanding semi-annual bona fide Offered in a choice of six styles, con sase and Lorraine when the war modernistic effects. F o r $54.75 Home Desks structed of gumwood and widnut ve^ started, are to be reimbursed by steam shovel grading partially com breakfast nook, kitchen or offering. Suites in a choice of four pleted. Work suspended for winter. neers. Nine pieces, buffet, china cab France for war damages but there styles. Four-piece suite of gumwood inet, lining room table, five side chairs Stamford—High Ridge road (north nursery. $43.75 and walnut veneers. Dresser, chest, are 7,000 claims and only $500,000 and one arm chair. available to meet sdl of them, an Stamford Ave.) concrete construc The weU-llked Governor V/lfithrop vanity dresser and full size bed. average of $70 apiece after a wait tion under way. No delay to traffic. type desks of excellent quality. Built of 11 years. Sterling—Ekonk Hill road is un W TCRANTCa of gumwood and mahogany v^^ers. der construction. Grading and sur FLHNITURE—Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Floors SeveriH reductions have been facing operations are In progress. made in the income tax this year, Traffic can pass. 815 Main St. among them one by Congress and Voluntowhi and No. Stonington, ♦ one by the Wall Street bears. Pendleton Hill road is under con- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 81,1980. f PAGE EIGOT meeting with the slightest success deed that the police of the dty M t m t i f n t n in the present Congress. But it could not be made to interest them WASHINGTON- looks Uke the best thing in sight, selves deeply in tWs very pbviotis EvratnQ Hrralli just the same, amd it- is possible crime against innocence $uid so that anti-prohibition sentiment may ciety. L E T T E R ‘ PUBLISHED BY THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY. INC crystalize, before long, in support 1 It transpired later that the girl 13 Btsaell Street I was living at the Y. W. C. A. in Bv RODNEY DUTCHER Alma Ata, Kazakistan Soviet Re Opens Saturday Morning! OPEN public.— (AP.)—Across the desert liands of central Asia, covering the And Every Smart, New, Important Footwear Fashion autonomous Soviet republics of Kazakistan, Khirgez and Uzbekis is Here—^Ready for You. tan and linking Siberia with Turk- SATURDAY c'stan, the Soviet government is This luxuriously appointed department (it’s really a sa^nO wli^h completing the biggest railroad con- btruction job in the whole of Rus opens Saturday is ready with the “cream” of the new shoe fashions tor sia. Running from Lugovaya, in the Spring. Uzbekistan republic, to Semip^a- NIGHT Unusually tinsk, in Kazakistan, the new line embraces about 869 miles and wU Comfortable cost when finished more than $100,- 000,000. . MADELON SHOES The road will connect the great Till 9 P. M. 2 Pieces cotton-growing districts of central The Aristocrats of Fashionable Footwear priced Asia with the vast grain-producing areas of Siberia. It will reduce the long haul from Siberia to central $10 “‘'$12.50 Asia from 1,800 miles to 720 miles. It will be of great importance m Madelon Shoes are a happy combination of everything a smart woman demands A beautifully styled suite. A the development of the cotton, in her footwear. First of all, Madelons are aU bench made (this fact alone distin Free Parking for Your grain, timber, coal and iron traf- guishes them). Their leathers are the new and important ones. Their colors have davenport and chair that are far Bc between Siberia and central been created to match or harmonize with the smartest of new Spring clothes—for away from the conventional to A.sia. More than 50,000 workers are sports, street, dress----- And, as are aU Madelon Modes, they are exclusive in Hartford Car make chic. Durably built of re employed in the construction of toe with Sage Allen. silient coil springs and fine uphql- road, nearly 75 per cent of which Drive into our parking court on las been completed. sterings. Davenport is covered in The new railroad stretches into the Market Street side of our build A Group That Will Become Famous Over genuine angora goat rnohair with the unpopulated and unwatered des “SKEEZIX” SHOES ing. cushions reversible in damask. ert, and a part of it is built on night >vith Every Fashion-Knowing Young shifting sands. The workers on toe Woman! Chair is upholstered in tapestry. aorthern and southern sections are FOR CHILDREN competing with one another in SMART SHOES speed, quality and economy of their Children and their mothers will hail vork, which has greatly accelerat- ;d the construction of the line. $ 7 . 5 0 with delight the news that the-Shoe De The first passenger train recent- The youthful, cleverly styled shoes that will partment is to feature Skeezix Shoes. ,y passed through Alma Ata, capi be chosen, two and three pairs at a time, by tal of Kazakistan. For the first smart young women who “know their foot They are as styled as they are scientific time toe natives, who live largely wear!” ally designed. AH have the flexible n mud huts and tents, heard the Styles for every occasion—sports, street, iTHERS vhistle of a steam engine. Tliey afternoon, evening. Opera and step-in Goodyear welt soles. Priced from $2.95 loured out of their primitive dwell- pumps; ties; lovely evening slippers. All at (for sizes 5 to 8) to $5.95 (for growing _ M ORGAN ngs and were awe-stricken at the this one low price. Two out of dozens of fiNE FURNITURE ippearance of the g;iant locomotive styles are sketched. girls’ shoes.) jid steel cars. MARKET Sde FRENCH TRIO NOT COMING Paris.—(AP) — Seraphin Martin, A Short Block From Main Street, Hartford rules Ladoumegue and Edouard SAGE-ALLEN & CO. lioulines, although very anxious to INC. dsit the United States and com- ENTERPRISE 1000 lete with American athletes at their HARTFORD, CONN. ’avorite distance of 800, 1500 and (00 metres, will remain in France luring the coming winter. 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAUX SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN„ rRIDAY, JANUARY 31,1980. PAGE TEN AAINFIElDCOMIlIUNrrYailB AND THAT BIG BOZO REALLY DRINKS TEA MANCHESTER HIGH IS A SUGHT fSW D illE R S IN MANCHESTER MEET . . y*' ___ FAVORITE TO BEAT WINDHAM L o^ Team, Strengthened^CARNERA FIGHTS AN Ti I M E ’ S Records of Both Teams % Eddie Markley, to Op- j TONIGHT Show They Are Very pose Visitors in Rec Tank Chicago, Jan. SI.— (AP)— Evenly Matched; Both The Rec swimming team will The formal unveiling of Primo Camera, before a Chicago as Lost to Bristol and Trim hold its first meet at the Recrea semblage will occur tonight in B Y T tion swimming pool at o o’clock to the stadium with Elzera Rioux, MCGRATH morrow afternoon with the Plain- French Canadian hea\-yweight med Rockville Twice. field Commvmity Club as its oppon acting as the other part in the Corbett’s Hardest Fight Was With Jeff; His ents. This is one of the fastest (ceremony. Ballyhooed as the teams in the state and the local biggest fighter since Jess Wil I Easiest With Sullivan. ! PROBABLE LINEUPS: boys will have to be at their best lard, the man mountain from in order to come through with a vic Italy has created tremendous in Jim Corbett and I have some great fanning bees when we get to Manchester WilUmantic tory. . ^ , terest among Chicago boxing gether. This is the first of a senes of such enthusiasts. The bout is for 10 In one of these, I asked him what he considered his hardest fight. Tierney...... rf...... ,.Meikle meets which the Rec team will have rounds. “Was it that great fight with Joe Choynskl, on the barge?” I hazard Sm ith...... if...... Komminsky both here and away. The Rec Of the approximately 480 ed. Torkington...... c ...... Lister team comprises the following swim pounds of bone and muscle lug “That was a tough one, Tim, and no fooling, but though we just N icola...... r g ...... Sroka mers: Earl Bissell, Irving Carlson, ged into the ring tonight, Primo murdered each other, we were two tough, green fighters, who learned lots ...... Ig...... Lncclani August Mildner, Wes Warnock, Vic will furnish 270, giving him afterward. Armstrong, Francis Kicking, Joe edge of about 60 poimds over “No, my worst fight was my first with Jim Jeffries, the Coney Island Manchester High rules a slight Taylor, Red Sheridan, Art McKay. the French Canadian. battle, when he stopped me in 23 rounds. The newspapers of that time favorite to defeat one of its strong Eddie Markley, who is temporar If Camera does as the trade say I was having things mighty easy when Jeff ‘copped’ me. But I ily home from school will swim for expects and quickly stops Rioux, wasn’t; it was an awful time. est rivals in basketball tonight, said the Rec team, against Plainfield. the spectators still will have the Beyond a doubt big Primo Camera enjoys posing for photographers as much as any prize fighter ever did “Jeff was tremendous, in size and power. He didn’t have to land opponent being Windham High of This will give the local team a bet King Tut-Bruce Flowers semi and this layout shows clearly the spirit in which the huge Italian exhibits his “freakishness” in Chicago, squarely to hurt. I couldn’t get near him, because to have him hug me Willimantic. The teams play at ter chance as Eddie won the towm final ten rounder to look at. where his next bout wiU be staged. To the strains of “Kiss Me Again” Primo and BuU Montana, famous the School street Rec gym tonight, championship last summer at Globe strong man, wrestler and movie actor, have “ tea for two” in the Sherman Hotel (upper left). Below, Hollow and has practiced regularly play starting at 8:30 with “Chick’’ Primo is pictured with Iks managers, Leon See (left), European manager, and BUI Duff (right), American Hayes of Hartford blowing the at the school pool. representative. At the right from his perch on the huge ItaUan’s knee, Nick Lucas croons and strums The list of events will be as fol HIGHLAND PARK whistle. The second teams of both lows: 40 yard free style, 40 yard the latest song hits. schools meet in the preliminary. breast stroke, 60 yard free style, The records of the two teams 60 yard back stroke, 100 yard free compare favorably. Manchester style, "diving and 160 yard relay. GETS EVEN BREAK has won 7 out of 9 contests and MURPHY AND COLE Windham has taken 6 out of 7. COBB, SPEAKER AND RUTH Bristol beat Windham by a much U. 0 F > . GRID COACH larger score than it did Manchester WIN BY 25 PINS but the Willimantic game was the Boys Trim Hazardville 23 to GREATEST OUTFIELDERS IN opening one of the season and found HAS HIGH IDEALS or lean' on me in a clinch would be like trying to handle a girizzly bear. the Bell City outfit much better 11 But Girls Are Defeated I had to stay away from him and use every trick I knew to avoid those prepared. That Bristol could not PAST 25 YEARS SAYS EVANS powerful fists. duplicate the feat now, sterns a cer PhiladelphiE, Pa., Jan. 31.— (AP) Defeat Sasela and Berthold “I hit him far more than he did me. Some sport experts figured I tainty. _Lud Wray, new head football 12 to 8 Last Night. By BILLY EVANS •front another great figure in base was just pla3dng with him. But when you fought 20 roimds with a man Comparative scores Involving coach at the U. of P. would like to Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc. ball, Babe Ruth, who proceeded to In Special Five Game like Jeff was in those days, it was a terribly tiring task.” Manchester’s and Willimantic’s two see Yale, Harvard and Princeton on shove Cobb into the background. • Cs « games with Rockville Indicate that the Red and Blue gridiron schedule. Highland Park broke even with Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker and Babe Ruth since 1920 was a far more “And your easiest fight?” I asked. the two rival schoolboy quintets He so declared last night in an ad Hazardville in basketball last night. Ruth, to my way of thinking, are valuable player thsm Cobb. The Match at Gamba’s. “The John L. Sullivan battle,” Corbett replied. “If I had fought clashing tonight are very evenly dress before local sports writers at The boys team was victorious 23 to the greatest outfielders of the last lively ball and Ruth's ability to hit every man as carefully as I did Sullivan, I’d have been champion' a lot matched. Manchester’s advantage the Penn A. C. in which he told -f 11 while the girls were defeated 12 25 years. Those three stars com it farther than any other human longer. over Rockville was slightly more im his aims, hopes and plans for the to 8. The games were played at the prise an outfield that simply couldn’t being has made Ruth the greatest “After the match was made, well-meaning friends would tell me that pressive. Manchester High must .next three years. South Methodist church gym. The player in baseball over a period of Howard Murphy, former town Sullivan would murder me. I didn’t have a mark on me after that fight. win tonight’s scrap or admit its be beat. Cobb, Speaker and Ruth champion, with “Ike” Cole as his ^ His chief aim, he said w'ould je local girls were able to score but could do everything. They didn’t 10 years, or from 1920 to 1930. The Col. William A. Brady, then my manager, will attest. Sullivan just chances of being selected for the •to build up an offensive team in partner, won a special fi.ve game two field goals, the teams started have a single weakness. last 10 years have been an era of couldn’t touch me, because I used caution. Yale tournament are mighty sHm ^ which effectiveness and color would the fourth quarter with the score match from Johnny Sasela, present To rim a close swat, in which force has proved to ‘T wish they had talked to me the same way before I fought Fitz What makes the battle promise to be blended. deadlocked at five points apiece. be a far greater factor than strate town champion, and Arthur Berth- simmons. Then I might not have let myself become so fresb or so care furnish plenty of fireworks is the “ We sh£Lll play offensive football” second to this old last night at Gamba’s alleys by Pentland and Beer starred for the premier trio al gy and brain power. less.” fact that Windham needs a victory said Wray. “We shall play football boys. The summaries: a margin of 25 pins. A. la,rge crowd tonight. equally bad. Windham’s that gives color to the game. We most as strong was present. Highland Laddies (23) from these I With the lively ball, Cobb takes a scoring average is about three want to blend effectiveness in coach P. B. F. T. it The Murphy-Cole combination lost points per game better. Last year seven : Fred seat im the background in compari three of the five games but piled up ing with showmanship and to fash 3 Pentland rf ...... 2 3 7 son with Ruth because the lively Windham beat Manchester twice. ion our style of play and develop our Clarke, Happy big enough margins in the two it 1 Beer, If ...... 4 0 8 Felsch, Willie ball has eliminated the value of The records of both teams fol elevens on these bases, exactly as 0 Nichols, c ...... 1 0 2 won to take the match. Sasela and Bushy Graham to Fight low: Keeler, Joe Jack- many of the great assets that made Berthold won the first by four, the Knute Rockne does at Notre Dame. 1 Rohan, rg ...... 0 1 1 Cobb famous, such as his great WINDHAM’S RECORD “I don’t want just a good football 0 B. Dougan, r g ...... 0 1 1 son, Edd Roush, second by 21, lost the third by 27, A1 Simmons and speed, remarkable base stealing won the fourth by three and drop :team I want a winning eleven. I 0 Gorman, I g ...... 2 0 4 ability and his habit of stretching Windham 23, Bristol ...... 68 [want to play Yale, Harvard and Charley Jamie ped the last by 26. son. his hits for an extra base. His dar Murphy-Cole- were trailing one In Hartford Next Week Windham 28, Chapman Tech ..22 ;Princeton and lick them all. I want 5 9 5 23 ing and the fear the opposition had Windham 25, Weaver-...... 20 ,to be able to go out to California Thus, the 10 pin when the final game started. Hazardville (11) any time Cobb came to bat made general manager of the man: Sharkey, an American; ; Cleveland club, for two years I feel McVeigh, rf ...... 0 1 1 ning one game of the three but thi* the majors used what might be McCann, c ...... 5 1 11 Campolo, an Argentinian; Scott, was just enough to put the Weawr* j that he is deserving of such honor. best termed the “dead ball” instead Camey, I g ...... 0 0 0 an Englishman; Camera, an Italian; Seniors one game down. of the lively ball that has been in While far from a slugger, he has Paulino, a Basque, and Otto von every asset and, best of all, the ideal LeDuc, Ig ...... 0 0 0 Weavers vogue for about 10 years. Porat, a Norwegian. Wonder when M. S tron g...... 73 100 92, temperament. Murphy, r g ...... 2 0 4 About 1920 there came to the Sweeney, rg ...... 1 0 2 Hop Sing is going to put on the E. Kissmann...... 95 82 103 gloves ? G. H atch ...... 76 72 92 16 2 34 C. Jackmore...... 86 98 81 Midget All Stars Hartford Tuesday and will work out N. T aggart...... 108 81 101 B. F. T. there that and the following day. Brozowski, I f ...... 2 1 5 Racko Is also expected Tuesday. Total 138 433 469 Muldoon, r f ...... 0 0 0 Last summer he made his headquar Ribbon McConnell, c ...... 0 0 0 ters at Boston and defeated a num E. Kleinschmidt . .. 72 91 90 Valenti, I g ...... 0 0 0 ber of well-known boys in bouts in C. Dion ...... 74 95 67 Deyoris, r l ...... 0 0 0 that vicinity, among them Ruby A. M ajaik ...... 80 92 83 Levine, Joey Mack, Jimmy Briscoe E. Arm strong___ 94 78 86 3/ALAN GOULD ^ 2 1 5 and Heurry Slabine. H. Gustafson ...... 87 95 94 Reference was made in these ^oorhood of $30,000 columns recently to the popularity ’ onds of entertainment Big Boy Promoter Ed Hurley will announce Total 407 451 420 the undercard in a day or two. of ring glowns, such as Jack (We Peterson. Moreover, following the TEXAS OPEN Want)__ . Murphy,'the ,_ California_T«u«Vi- Irish- quaint micustom in such ^ ° e s s , the ’ ' ■ ' ’ ■■ ‘ ——---- ■' man, and Art (The Great) Shires, pay-off of f i g Boy was San Antonio, Jan. 31.— (AP)— clouting firstAral- baseman. hnqPTMnn. The successsuccess- CSLlTlBrSl Cameras end. This mad© it strictly Somewhat worn from months of ' a sociable affair with Peterson ^ H lP SHOPPING ful debut of the biggest fistic clown constant campaignihig, but unwilling DEPOT SQUARE PAGE EXTRA of all time, 270-pound, 6 feet-6 inch bouncing up and down four times at to call a halt as long as $7500 in FLORSHEIM the rate of perhaps $2,500 a bounce. Primo Camera, clinches the case cash prizes is lying aroimd loose, a without necessity of waiting to hear swarm of the country’s leading pro from the jury. Several fistic wise ones who had fessionals had taken wother hitch Bushy Graham Camera, for the urn© being, Is 60 passed up chances to get a “piece” in their belts today and were pre per cent novelty and 50 per cent of Camera and become a member pared to scrap It out In the ninth Y. boy has been one of the princi showman. Somewhere, a percentage of his board of directors shook their annual Texas "Open tourney. pals in several of the most impor of fighting ability may develop, for heads sadly after counting the A few noted amateur golfers fail tant bouts between small boys to MAHRESS SPECIALS this Gargantusm with the features “house” at Mudison Square Garden. ed to show up, but there are plenty be held in this country in recent of a Gargoyle €md build of a Neo years. When he fought Phil Rosen “A few months ago,” remarked a of the big guns present to assure We are offering for the 'week-end a mattress special. lithic caveman, unquestionably has manager, “I could have had a 50 competition for the $1500 first prize berg, the gate went to $70,000; he drew $60,000 in his bout with Suggs, possibilities In his speed and power. per cent interest in Camera for only money in the 72 hole grind. Included These mattresses are marked at a cash price that you Meanwhile no competitive whatever five steamship tickets. I passed it in the field are 115 pro’s and 32 $50,000 when he met Chocolate and will be involved in barnstorming up and now I couldn’t get a half in amateurs, the heaviest entry in the $40,000 in his battle with Tony Con- cannot afford to let go by. him as a fistic freak in the principal terest for $60,000. meet’s history. zoneri. hoes centers of boxing ballyhoo. His op Racko and Grsdiam have met be ponents will be hand-picked so long fore vrith Grsdiam winning the de On the American Walker Cup THREE DIXIE STARS MAKE Genuine Java Kapok (Silk Floss) as the customers manifest the same COACHINQ BOW AT V. P. I. cision. The Pennsylvania Pole has enthusiasm as the 18,000 who paid golf team, going abroad this spring sought a return match ever since M attress...... $19.98 nearly $70,000 to watch the Italian for play with the British, are only Blacksburg, Va.— (A P)—Three of and gets his chance here next Thurs giant perform at Madison Square three men who have ever defeated Virginia Poly’s athletic mentors are day night. It was his good showing Gaic’.eii. Later on, some scientific Bobby Jones in amateur champion making their coaching debut this against Graham that earned Racko ship play. Francis Ouimet conquer Cotton Felt Mattresses...... $9.98 1 t- may be made of the durability winter. a bout at Buffalo with Kid Choco :-.rnora’s chin but not until he ed the Georgian in 1920, Jess Bob Warren, All-Southern guard late. A1 lost to Chocolate in the been led around the circuit ‘-o Sweetser in 1922 and George Von with the conference championship seventh round on a technical kayo Wool Knap Mattresses...... ^ 2 ^ ) on his act. Elm in the 1026 finals... .The names North Carolina State five last year, when the referee stopped the bout $8.85 of the man that beat Jones In the because of a deep cut on the is basketball coach and is introduc In European capitals, where the last national title tournament and ing the Meanwell short pass style Pennsylvania boy’s lip. fight customers apparently are man that beat the man that beat which he learned from Gus Tebell, Racko is essentially a fighter, ag much more skeptical than the Jones—Johnny Goodmem and Law*- forfiier Badger star. gressive and a good hitter. Graham American variety, the reports of the son LitQe— cannot he found on the Walter Pattis, twice intercollegi is more of a boxer—a Combination financial, social and artistic success list..... ate light hea'vy boxing champ of that usually brings a good battle on of Camera’s debut must have creat Dixie, is tutoring the boxing squad. display. HOLMES FURNITURE S T O :.. The third new mentor is Tommv Graham battled Freddy Miller in ed no little astonishment. They Vallejo, Calif.—Jock .Malone, St. GLENNEY'S might be equally surprised abroa.d to Tomko, star in three sports, at the star bout at Cincinnati Wednes 251 North Main Street, Manchester know that Ponderous Prime’s board Paul, outpointed Bud Doyle, San V. P. I., who is assistant wre^t'Ing day night, before a capacity house, of directors collected in the neigh- Jose, Cal., 10. coach. winning the decision. He is due in t :-,AS 4 P A G E E L f W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31,1930. m THE DEPOT PAGE During Our SMlTirS GROCERY -Announcing- Tel. 5114 Tel. 5114 North School Street. THE NEW January Judging By The Results of last week’s Dollar Day at the North End, community advertising, is an assured success. Of course our list of specials, had much to do with OUR VOLUME OF Mighty Monarch of the Air Clearance Sale BUSINESS and so to continue the good work we are offering another list, just as at with tractive. One Lot of Men’s Shoes One Lot of Ladies’ Shoes The Year*s Greatest Well known Brands, Well Known Brands, MEATS $1.00 Different Styles. Pair $1.00 P a ir ...... RoastPork...... 2 5 c Roast V eal...... 3 8 c Radio Development One Lot of Boy Scout Shoes, sizesll-13y2 ...... • • • All Shoe Purchases at Regular Prices ...... $1-00 Off FreshShoulders...... 20c Pot R oasts...... 3 5 c T he New Colotura Men’s Overalls —Special a t ...... 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Murphy Joseph Chizius DRUGS KODAKS STATIONERY _ and Shoes at Special Sale Values 4 DEPOT SQUARE DEPOT SQUARE k MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOXJTH MANCHESTER, GQNN^ FRIDAY, JANUARY 31,1930. PAGE TWBLVET'^- Demure Smartness for SmaD Folk; Who Follow Paris Mode to Gain Ror^.&.ivcc Admiration e ^ ^ I AURA LOU BBQOK^ OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON WEASetMce he. A v ® 1950 w. NtA SnM^iwC. WOMAN’S DAY The following paragraph penned ^without having to trudge up and Much has been written about the«it a classical rather than a roman- down the street pushing his bug b e g i n HEBE TODAY party, JudiOi. Some place in town. 1 by a prominent educator probably modernistic trend in decoration, but beauty. gy? And—well, you know u well JPDITH CAMERON, typiat in a Johnstown, our London representa- I will be a bitter pill for many of us no one speaks with greater author!- I “Romanticism relies upon as- New York publishing hoi^, as I the things that worry moth tive, is getting in Monday. It s ■ mothers to swallow. marries her employer, ARTHUR just a piece* of business courtesy, ers. It’s all right to say, “Take command of circumstances,” isn’t k n i g h t . He overlooks the fact m ask R. G. and his wife and one I “You must take command of than. Paul T. Frankl, m his new Modem forms are simple; the that Judith is not communicative or two others. Johnstown’s typi ' circumstances and not allow cir it? All right to say, “ Don’t lie book “Form and Reform.” j square, the circle, and the hori- about her past life. Knight is a cally English and I know nothing cumstances to take qommand of awake nights worrying, for if you “Modem decoration,” he insists zontal line; skillfully and d3mhmi- do you will be nervous and yoiir iTltJ widower with a daughter, TONY, would please him so much as see you. If you are fretfiil and nerv “has a heart! It does not merely cally coordinated-toese are a re- 18, in Paris, and a son, JUNIOR, ing an American play and a little ous, your child will be naughty children will be bad!” ____ , turn to the Greek ideal. Their suc- 16, at schooL night life. Have to find out later and disobedient. Nervousness is That’s grand comfort to say the , Grow yoimg along with {.gss is due entirely to the correla- what evening we can make it.” a sign of weakness instantly read least. me!’ It does not condemn to death tion and the coordination of ele- A honeymoon in Bermuda is in I never could do it. Always I terrupted by a cablegram that Judith and Arthur had been by the child and used by him to everything associated with the past, ments,” gain the upper hand. . Cultivate was a worrier—^I still am. And Tony is on her way to America. ! guests at the R. G. Hunter home, j had to face , prankl has no quarrel with an- Judith and Arthur sail to meet i Hunter was the present chief ex- strength by using your force, why? I t^ s proWem. how to combine the tiques, as such, and with genuine her. When Knight brings his ' excutive of the publishing company. j Nothing saves force like silence.” I Because like all the rest of my o l d ^ d the new m home-furmshmg. styles in furnishing, he sees charm daughter home, the girl ignores I It had been a formal, imcomforta- i We can believe it or not, swal- ' twentieth-century sisters I want There are three kin<^ of to- beauty in the quaint pleasant her stepmother. Later she tells I ble dinner party. Judith was i low the pill or let it lie—but there ; things; more comforts, more lei- mture ^new, old, and anbque. The furniture that is being revived, and Judith she must leave thes house. ! pleased to hear that no such enter- 1 is a tremendous amount of truth! sure, better dresses, a ticket to new IS what we want and what w-e jq the authentic Colonial furniture Knight overhears and compels ; tainment was to be expected in her ! in that little pronouncement. Europe, but, above all, things for can get; the old, what we h^e al- associated with our own historical the children. Tony to apologize ‘ home. Peril in Suppression ready and cannot get nd off; the backeround ! We might pick the pill to pieces A Lesson in Happiness antique, the stuff in the bam and ® The girl sMnds much of her “All right,” she said. "If it’s that But he believes that beauty re time with MICKEY MORTEVfflR, kind of a party I guess it won’t be ! and repudiate that paragraph on But I know that I have more 364 attic, in the rough, or those speci f silence, for instance. Don’t psy- than my grandmother had, and do mens with face lifted and rejuv sides in other elements than in blase amusement-seeker whom hard to manage.” rarity, or in mere antiquity, and she met in Paris. He is s e p ^ te d “Oh, no. You’ll like Johnstown. ! chologists tell us that suppression not work one third as hard. Yet enated glands in the intiquaire’s I is a bad thing and that talking it she- was happy. She was happy shop. that a good piece of modem art is from his wife and deep in a flirta He’s all right. By the way, get more closely related to our lives tion with Tony. yourself a new dress, w'hy don’t out with someone and getting our enough to sing as she worked. “What one generation discards, troubles off our chest is a very She was left a widow at 30 with the next, or the next to the next, than a fake antique. We should ANDY CR.AIG, a young-----e . ------man you, Judith? I want you to look use the new materials and the new Knight has helped through _ col- your best.” ! good remedy for nerves? five children and no money. At- picks up and restores. Such is,the gjjg considered this. i Aren’t some women more nerv- 65 she was w orking..S’ whirligig of taste. Not inconceiv media that our generation pro lege, calls on Tony. Craig is to vides, he believes. be employed in the legal depart Her one really formal gown was I ous by this very habit of silence 65 she was work-worn and weary, able indeed is a future revival of ment of the publishing house. He the black which she had worn to ; and suppression? ITiat's what but happy. W hy? Because she the early golden-oak period. Men “ Ours,” he writes, “is the era of calls frequently and one evening the Hunter’s dinner. Perhaps she we’ve been thinking, at least. We had learned acceptance. I never surfeited with antiquity have turned the Machine. Machinery is creat- uhen Tony refuses to accompany did need something new. can’t quite swallow that whole. heard her complain and I don’t to modernity, therefore most Ameri- tempo and a new mode of him to a dog show Judith goes. “I’ll get it,” she promised, smil I And are all children of all thirik anyone else ever did. I recall cans seek compensation in antiqui- create works in the ty tempo of the new spirit means to Tony, left alone with her father, ing. “That is—I’ll look for some nervous, unhappy women fretful that character. By ANNETTE ” j tells him spitefully it is Judith thing.” i and disobedient ? I’d say, “No,” to The real secret of peace of mind >n i In™ tviio miaini rireitv 1° book he differentiates the, break with old conventions and to and not herself whom Craig comes Judith spent a happy and con I that, too. is acceptance. Making the best of ^ New American spirit in decoration I establish new aesthetic values . . . dress ,n in raiirncalico nrmtprint min oalepale blue traditional period styles, and | We must accept the machine, but to the house to see. Knight denies tented evening with her husband. : And is it always possible to things. If we mothers could only Tonys efforts at trouble-making coloring. defines the underlying principles ^e must accept it as masters, not this angrily. i “take command of circumstances?” learn that! Of course, the great It’s a modification of the old j after all had been unavailing. Ar- j upon which the new so-called mod- ^ slaves. . -Tony surprises Judith by asking : Most of us know how easy that is est cause of anxiety these strenu fashioned mother hubbard dress. thur’s loyalty was proven and Ju- “ Change is the life of style. If her to have lunch in town with j 1 —not! ous days is money. Before we can It’s a one-piece affair. The square em furniture is based dith felt that she had been silly in | * ik I for generation after generation man her tiext day. Judith keeps the ' Yet in spite of the sweeping learn the great lesson of accepting yoke is made by cutting in from appointment and is met by Andy giving way to tears. ! repeated the same architecture, the I generality of the whole statement, our lot. armhole edges, both front and back, This Modernism Craig, who explains Tony asked After she was in her own room the same paintings, the same music, his j it makes us stop and think. There our lot, I believe we have to learn and the lower edges of these slashed He defines modernism as j him, too, to meet her. The two that evening and had changed her j ! world would be like that of the bees really is truth in it. first another lesson, that of self- openings gathered and joined to the style of reason. are together when Tony arrives dinner frock for a soft negligee ! Is the Home Happy? control, doing without. We really “It’s appeal he writes, “is an —the endless proliferation of bee half an hour later with her Judith went to her writing desk, i upper edge. appeal to the intelligence. Its em hives through eternity. What ele Are our homes happy homes? can get along ;mthout things if we It’s easily slipped into, for it father. She is artful enough to took out the letter she had written Are our children hearing daily just make up our minds. phasis upon simple forms, its re vates men, in the last analysis, make Judith’s and Craig’s pro so carefully, tore both letter and closes at centre front under the ap above the bees, is the mastery and and even hourly complaints? Are If we keep on coipparing our plied band of plain blue calico. The turn to mathematical axiom and tests sound incriminating. -After envelope into little bits and dropped we fretting and fuming about the lot with our neighbor’s or our clos fundamentals of form, confer upon the recognition of style.” Knight has gone Judith goes to them in a wsatebasket. plain blue is repeated in applied raise father didn’t get? About the est friend’s, ah, there is the hot border of hem, Peter Pan collar and Ids office to explain. She is told Sandy, the Scotch terrier, arrived grocery bill being ten dollars high bed of trouble right from the start, by his secretary he cannot see next afternoon. the cuff bands. er than we expected, and now I’m afraid. Remember, our neighr It’s so entirely individual and her. It was the same pup Judith had Johnny can’t get his new shoes? bor has a neighbor. The chances admired at the dog show, and when newest Paris vogue for kiddies of a N" c& NOW GO ON BTTH THE STORY Or—if we just had a car we could are that she is not any happier CHAPTER XXIII he was led into the front hallway 2, 4 and 6 years. ^ take the baby out for his airing than we are. It was a long letter that Judith the little animal came directly up Style No. 364 is made with 1% yards of 32-inch material with V2 wrote. Afternoon shadows were to the girl, waggling his bit of a Lo/’. s . lengthening and the sunlight had t3iil expressively, and sniffing as yard of 35-inch contrasting for the faded from the room by the time though to say, “How do you do.” youngster of four years. Sprigged dimity in rose - pink she laid down her pen, folded the ; Judith was delighted. SCHUBERT’S BIRTH. notepaper and slipped the sheets ! She stroked the dog’s head, tones on po.le blue ground with plain blue organdie is very effective. into an envelope. rubbed his chin and before half an- On Jan 31, 1797, Franz Schubert, She added an address and stamp hour had gone by they were HEALTH Yellow batiste with white, orchid but she did not seal the envelope. friends. and white checked gingham with the famous composer of music, was Instead she drew out a drawer of Sandy was given an elegant bed plain orchid, and nile green linen bom in a small suburb of Vienna. the desk, dropped the letter into i t , of soft cushions and made himself CLOTHING H.AS MARKED one or two pieces of covering, the with pale yellow are most attractive He received his musical instruc at home immediately. Taking the average man will have four or five ideas for its development. and shut the drawer. j a u u u m c EFFECT ON GENER.AL tion early, and, with the fimda- Then she arose, slipped off her | dog for daily airings, romping with STATE OF HEALTH. thicknesses of clothing over his Patterii price 15 cents in stamps dress and went into the bathroom j him about the house and teaching chest and abdomen. Dress reform or coin (coin is preferred). Wrap mentals of the violin mastered at to repair the damages of her tears. i him new tricks brightened Judith’s m iAND BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN has been of advantage to women, coin carefully. the age of eight, he studied there Arthur Knight, arriving home an days immensely, We suggest that when you send I Editor Journal of the American particularly those in industry, but after by himself. From that time hour later, found a smiling, self- i she really hated to steal time for pattern, you enclose 10 cents Miss Helen Meacham is home Medical .Association and of Hygeda, has accomplished little for man. controlled wife waiting to greet i from Sandy to shop for the new Various fabrics vary in their additional for a copy of our new on he devoted almost all of his time evening gown, but shop Judith did. from Russell Sage for a short vaca the Health Magazine. Spring Fashion Magazine, just off to composing. “I write all day,” .jC him. tion. ability to retain heat apd moisture Knight was looking tired. She made three trips and the third The Bureau of Home Economics and to permit ventilation. They the press. told a friend, “and when 1 have day stepped into a Fifty-seventh Zoe Beckley of New York City of the United States Department of finished one piece T begin another.” Judith noted the lines of weari has been spending some time with vary also in the extent to which ness in her husband’s face; noted, street shop and there— waiting as if Agriculture has recently rendered a they hold dust and germs. Perhaps Manchester Herald The extent of his talents may be to greet her—was The Gown. her mother, Mrs. Eliza Harney. service to science and to health by Thick.wavy hair! too. that there were shadows be The ice men have taken advant a little more serious consideration better appreciated when it is real neath his eyes, and that Arthur’s It was a lovely thing of slinky, summarizing all of the available sci Pattern Service You, too, can have long, soft, age of the cold weather in getting of such problems would result in ized that he produced some of his i^tep lacked its usual impressive Spanish lines made from glowing entific literature on the relation of 364 abundant hair. It’s simply a matter their ice for the year. Many of the diminishing to some extent the high most important compositions before vigor. dahlia purple tulle. It clung closely clothing to health. rate of incidence of respiratory dis As ou» patterns are mailed of using this easy method; approv “ Come in before the fire,” she to the figure as far as the knees, ice houses are already filled. As far back as 1901, a German from New York City please allow he was 20 years old. ed by hair-specialists; endorsed by John Darling of New Britain is eases which prevails throughout the then the filmy fabric billowed and expert argued that trousers for the Reduced to poverty because pub stars of stage and screen; used by .said' after he had shed his wraps. spending a few days with his daugh world today. five days. “It’s cheery in here, Arthur. cascaded exactly like a Castilian growing boy should be looser and lishers refused to accept his worKs millions who haven’t time for the ter Mrs. Emery Clough and family. Price 15 Cents There’s plenty of time before din- dancer’s skirts. There was clever that suspenders were not healthful on the score they were too difficult more laborious treatments. Frans Walkup, Bert Hallock, Mr. ! banding breaking the simplicity of as buttons on a waist. and the composer unknown, Schu Tonight when you arrange your ner.” and Mrs. Emery Clough and Mrs. Name Knight followed his wife and sat ' the bodice and the low-cut decolle- ' It has been realized for the last bert was sustained by loyal friends. hair, just put a little Danderine on ■Walter Button attended an illus your brush. Then as you draw the down beside her on the davenport. tage completed the,perfect, sophis few years that clothing which over Size Had it not been for a famo-js “Judith, I know that nonsense of trated lecture on poultry given at UOTATIONS bristles through your hair, see how ticated effect. Ellington Wednesday evening by heats the body is not hygienic. On baritone and noted pianist of his Tony’s didn’t amount to anything Judith, with the gown slipped Address the scalp is toned and soothed. See Mr. Jones of Storrs. the other hand, children must be time who performed his works, over her - shoulders for a fitting, clothed more warmly than the adult how the hair becomes softer, easier at lunch time.” Schubert might have died without Judith smiled. held her breath. It is expected that a part of the and infants must be watched par to manage; how its natural color is Send your order to the “ Pat the slightest knowledge of their “Of course not,” she agreed. “I By all odds it was the most Lecturer’s program at the Grange ticularly wdth this fact in mind. brought out; how it takes on new next Tuesday evening will be taken tern Dept., Manchester Evening success. brilliance and lustre! knew you’d understand, dear.” becoming, the most exquisite gar Most of the weight of the cloth “My cure-all for everybodYs Herald, So. Manchester, Conn.” Blit neither of them explained ment she had ever worn Arthur by Mr. Ellis, a member of-the Ex ing should come on the hip bones ! Schubert died when only 32 from Danderine dissolves the crust of just what they meant by “that non would be proud of her in this dress. tension department at Storrs. He rather than on the shoulders and j troubles is to advise having chil typhoid fever, and was buried near dandruff; helps stop falling hair; sense of Tony’s,” and the fact that She was sure of that. The rich, will give an illustrated lecture ^ i waist. During recent years, the I dren.”—Helen Grace Carlisle. Beethoven’s grave. keeps hair and scalp healtiy; en Arthur imderstood one thing and dark shade was the perfect comple the purpose of extension work and value of sunlight has brought the j courages the growth of long, silky, Judith another meant that the ment for Judith’s coloring. It made how it can be used to best advant abundant hair. Five million bottles sunsuit into use as the one article “Rushing out to one party after episode was not ended. the blue of her eyes seem darker, age. The Worthy Lecturer, Ira for summer wear and for couthem A TH OU G H T SALLY CHAMPS WRECKED used a year. That proves Dander- Wilcox, hopes that people will make another, feeling that you haven’t “I worried some this afternoon,” and her hair more radiant. The resorts in wdnter. The move is a 1 ine’s effectiveness! a special effort to be present as Mr. any responsibilities because you’re a Judith added as an afterthought. dressmaker’s skill was shown to move in the right direction, pro- I Knoxville, Tenn. — (AP) — The Ellis comes highly recommended. married v/oman -that point of view “That was why I stopped at the highest advantage over the girl’s vided children are not exposed un- ! Now the Lord of peace himself Knoxville Smokies, Sally league office.” slim, rounded form. A meeting of the Tolland Towm seems really childish to me.”—Flor give you peace always by all means. champs in 1929, will have an almost School Committee will be held Sat duly to sudden changes in the i “You stopped at the office? You “I’ll take it,” Judith annoimced weather. |ence Trumbull Coolidge. The Lord be with you all.— Thes- entirely new club this season. The Danderine urday afternoon at the Hick’s Me mean^ my office? Why, I didn’t decisively, and next afternoon it salonians 3:16. Smokies disposed of eight players, I morial school. Men have passed through all | The One Minute Hair Beautifier know 'that—” wa5 delivered. sorts of fashions in underwear. The Peace is rarely denied to the including Shortstop Erie McNair, “Didn’t Miss Tupper tell you I She untied the wrappings with The Board of Relief will meet j “It needs no psychoanalyst to ted j AT ALL DRUG STORES— THIRTY FIVE CENTS majority of experts believe that the gold to the Athletics. 1 eager fingers, drew away the folds Saturday at the Town Hall. us that the removal of responsibility peaceful.— Schiller. was there?” one-piece suit has advantages over Knight shook his head in denial. of tissue paper and held up the Mrs. Madge Wilcox of Merrow from a man takes from him that “ She certainly did not,” he said. beautiful gown. Yes, it was as per visited friends in town on Tuesday. two-piece outfits, but fashion seems essential virility—faith in himself.” “What time was it?” fect as she remembered. to govern such factors for man as —Corrine Lows. “But—why how funny! I was on That evening after dinner was well as for woman. The sport clothes of men ap my way home. I don’t know—it served Judith disappeared. Knight “A ntarried woman should be giv must have been about 2:30 I guess. devoted himself to the evening proach more nearly the hygienic Why, arthur— Miss Tupper said newspaper imtil something made dress than do the outfits they.wear en the same right as a man to re you were in conference and if I him glance up. in their daily work. Whereas the tain or to change her nationality.” — wanted to see you I’d have to wait There in the doorway stood Ju A public whist party will he held average woman has not more than Representative John L. Cable. Special tor Saturday half an hour!” dith, arrayed in her new finery. at the Pleasant "Valley schoolhouse “Well, of all the— : She told you The girl’s eyes were starry and her on Friday evening, February 7 im- that?” cheeks bright. der the auspices of the Pleasant Judith nodded. “Do you—^like me?” she asked, Valley Club. Mrs. Helen Tripp will Glazed Raised Doughnuts “Confound that woman! That’s slowly turning to give her husbaud be the hostess. the second time I’ve caught her in a complete view of the costume. The next regular meeting of East terfering in my affairs lately. I’ll Knight was on his feet. Central Pomona Grange, No. 3, will 3 0 c dozen not have it. I’ll discharge her to “Judith!” he exclaimed. “Why, The SMART SHOP be held with Columbia Gramge on morrow!” you’re wonderful!” Wednesday evening at 6 o’clock. ‘Always Something New’ State Theater Building She came forward. The dinner will be served about But Judith caught his arm. “You told me to buy a pretty 6:30, with invitation of a class in "Don’t do anything hasty, dear. dress to make you proud of me,” the fifth degree following the din Raspberry Doughnuts She’s really valuable to you, you said Judith happily. “I hope you ner. Our Buyer Has Just Returned know. How long has she been with like it.” The Pioneers on Sr. Y. M. C. A. the firm?” Knight held her away from him, Boys, held their meeting at the Par 3 0 c dozen “That’s not the point. That’s not staring down at her, then caught ish House last Wednesday evening, from New York-with it at all! The idea of her telling her close. with Robert Sharp as leader, in the you I was in conference! 'Why, I “Oh, my dearest!” he whispered. absence of Frank W. Congdon who was at my desk all the afternoon, Tony Knight, passing through is out of towm for a few days. the very idea—” the hallway, glimpsed the scene. Mrs. Mae Holden, principal of the Black Flat Creps He fumed on for several mo She saw her father lift Judith’s lips Wapping school, took the pupils of Pineapple Doughnuts ments. Arthur Knight’s ritual of to his own and press them with a the seventh and eighth grades of a n d office discipline had been interfered long kiss. She caught the glowing the Wapping school to see “Evan with and ha wais aroused. adoration in the man’s eyes. geline” at the Majestic at Hartford 3 0 c dozen "But don’t discharge her this Then Tony Knight went out of on Thursday afternoon.. time,” Judith urged. “Think how the house and neither Arthur nor The Federated Workers will give P rints-- much she knows about your work Judith was aware their moment of a bridge psurty at the home of Mrs. and what a trial it would be to affection had been observed. Donald Grant, this evening. the very latest fashions for smart Cakes and Pastry of the Highest Grade of Excellence break in someone new! If you talk For Judith there was not the James Carroll of Wapping sold to her about it in the morning I’m slightest preparation for what was his place last week to Mr. and.Mrs. street wear -ure it won’t happen over again. to follow. She entered her bed Mayo of New Britain who will taike — Our Patrons Will Tell You. V'*.: ought to give her one more room late the next afternoon as possession in the near future. tjTal. Arthur.” usual to dress for dinner. The door Good Baking Is Easily Recognized. Rty for Kathrjrn Tupper was not of the closet in which her clothing $5.95 $7,95 $9.95 prompting Judith’s words. She hung was open. WEDDING DATE SET knew exactly how much effort the Judith went across the room to private secretary saved her hus close the door. She drew it back, band each day and that for A r looked at the closet floor and then Bucharest. Rumania, • Jan-. 31.— O u t 1930 Calenders Have Just Arrived— This thur’s pwu good Miss Tupper stopped in amazement. (AP.)—April 27 has been set as the should he given another chance. *^ere on the floor lay her beau date for the wedding of Princess Is An Invitation To Our Customers To Besides, she felt a verbal repri tiful new evening gown—cut to Heana, daughter of Queen Marie, to Evening Dresses mand would be effective. ribbons! (Dount Alexander Hochberg, second They had dinner alone. Tony (To Be Conttnued) son of the Pjrince of Pless. — in-*-- Drop In ond Get One came in for a short while, later Queen Marie and the princess disappearing with Andy Craig as LOYALTY PENSIONS will travel during February in Taffeta, Satin, Moire BA escort. - 'While K n i^ t and his Syria, Palestine and .Egypt. Heana wife were at the table he announced Semones, France — (AP)— This herself yesterday announced her a piece o f ne'wa. city gives small pensions of 36 a engagement before a students gath Uneven hemlines—floor lengths “By the ■way,” said Arthur, year or less to workers who prove ering at Predeal. "we’re going to give a party next their loyalty to the town by win Pastel Shades and Black. Downytlake Doughnut Shop week.” ning a government medal for 30 The Chatinsdea branch of the “But the hoxise is tom up!” years’ continuous service in one es Alaska railroad is being operated 885 Main St TeL5850 South Manchester J He smiled good-humoredly. *1 tablishment. ■ The rewards are de all''Winter. Previously, service was $9.95 $ 12.95 know. That won't make any differ signed to check the drift to the suspended during the stormiest ence. This is going to be a theater larger citiee. months. FAGETHIRTE^^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOTJTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, JANUARY 31,1930> express could use the street. The trolley express discontinued about a §YNAfflW FEATHM year ago. Overnight Notes. AT STATE TWO DAYS ROCKVniE There will be a meeting of the ' - 0.' Fourth District, American Legion A. P. News and its Auxiliary at Moosup g\mday Has ThriUs, Humor, Elaborate COGROCERYnomy ' A Fair Program Announced. afternoon at 3 o’clock. Many of the members from this d ty are plan Madrid—Pritno de Rivera says he and Grim 'Dramatic Set One of the features of the 34th Fine Granulated .annual fair of the Rock^e ^re ning to attend. will ask to be put, on Army reUred tings—Fine Cast. iDepartment to be held in T o ^ Hail Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Custer of list, and will remmn silent on politi SUGAR. Summer street. South Manchester, cal questions. Cecil B. DeMille, who has been Ion February 2J, 28 and March 1, tnifing his own time about entering "••A'' " rfU be the marvelous escape of are the proud parents of a daughter Bombay—Gandhi demands Indian 10 lbs. bom at Mrs. Howe’s Maternity government abolish taxes and pro the talking picture field, L>rewton from a coffin. He will oe proves his right to be raxiked with Diaced in an ordinary coffin iM»de a Home on Tuesday. Mrs. Custer was hibit liquor. 5 3 c formerly Miss Ida Schwarz of the oustanding motion picture per- nine box, which will be tied with Edgewater Park, Miss. — Fred sonalitiee with the super-production ■rone The coffin will be secured Spring street, this city. Lamprecht, New Orleans, elin^ates Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Isch ct Gus Novotny, Chicago, title de “Dynamite,” which will be the lead Ifrom a local undertaker so no tnck ing attraction at the Stete today ■coffin can be used. Wethersfield were the guests of Mr. fender, in quarter finals. — " Eind Mrs. Frank Harlow of this city and Saturday. “Dynamite” is re On the opening night the program San Antonio—Tom Racluetts, on Thursday. Columbus, O., pro, and M. J* Gon plete with thrills, humor, swanky IwiU consist of numbers by the Thirty men started in at Snipsic zales, school boy partner, produce a society settings and grim dramatic iMusical Trio, dance humbers by Lake Thursday harvesting ice for 65 to win Texas open preliminary. settings. It seems that the veteran I Edith Doyle and a number by the Lafayette, Ind.—Loyola basketball director has overlooked nothing iGo-Get-Em Boys. Music wiU be fur- local ice dealer, Howard West. Mrs. Edwin G. Butler and Miss {earn loses .to Purdue, first time in not excluding a star-spangled cast— Inished on this night by Buckmister s Marion Butler of Park street left 35 starts. that might make this film one of I orchestra. Wednesday for Florida where they Atlanta — Charles A. Young, the great pictures of the present i l - ': I On the second night Miss .ycr- will spend several weeks. Springfield, O., wins trapshooting era. Conrad Nagle, an outstanding 1 lonica Coffey, formerly of Rockyil e. tournament. . , player in- both silent and taltang IN HIGHEST QUALITY I will ffive her dance interpretaUons, Washington—Brookhart reads let pictures, Julia Faye, with D efile I with Bert Howe doing a hick com- ter in Senate charging liquor is for many years, and Charles Bick GROCERIES ledian act and Pereno Brothers giv- ST. JAMES GI^OllP served in Century Club in_NeWj ford and Kay Johnson form an im Land O’ Lakes Sweet Cream line a piano-accordion program. Mu- York City. , i pressive quartette and divide acting I sic for the dancing will be furnished TO PRESENT PLAY New York—Hoover listed among honors among them. Bickford s six b y Stein’s orchestra. members of Century. Association, foot two physique and his dynanuc | Butter I On Saturday, the closmg mght. club referred to by Brookhart. manner fits him perfectly for fhe i I the coffin act will take place. Tom i Nome, Alaska — Helmet and^ characterization of the coal miner j I StanlcVi the one man minstrel will “Be An Optimist” to Be Given gloves of Borland, .Eielson’s me-1 which he so adroitly provides, and 1 lb. roll also entertain with music and At Cheney Hall February chanic foimd near wrecked plane. Nagle as Bickfords antagonist for 1 stories. Music for dancing wiU be 19—Cast Is Chosen. I Manila—Sunday set as “humilia the affection of Miss Johnson, is in Fresh White [furnished by Kabrick’s orchestra. tion day” to protest attacks on a role for which he ideally suited, 1 Filipinos in California. The V ot itself brings the three cen I Tickets are selling well this year, The following cast has been Washington—President and Mi;s. dox. and there is sure to be a record chosen for the three-act comedy “Be I tral characters to a pass where they ESSSv Brand, An Optimist,” to be given by St. ! Hoover entertain 1,900 guests at re are trapped in a mine cave-in and crowd at each performance. ception in honor of members of Howell Awarded Money. James’ church, at Cheney hall, Feb where one of the two men must sac Senate. , William A. Howell of Elm street, ruary 19: Cartersville, Ga.—Bullr of $300,- rifice himself in order to win safe Economy’s Finest Sliced Finest Florida merchant tailor, was awarded ?5,000 Jimmie, Maynard, the poor stiff. ty for the other man- and, the girl. Bill Bums. 000 estate of Mrs. Felton, former land costs in his civil suit against I Senator, left to grandson and The program will also include chap j Robert Zimmerman et als, of Hart- Mildred Clinton, who is in love and j ter seven of the talking serial “King •^.<1 likes it, Madelaine Woodhouse. i granddaughter. Bacon lb. S ic I ford, in the Tolland County Superior Kansas City, Kas.—Engineer tes of the Kongo,” the latest Metrotone Grapefruit 3 for 25c I Court on Wednesday, after a jury Mrs. Clinton, why mother-in-law sound news and an entertmning jokes are true, Aryline Moriarty j tified frayed cable to aileron might i had been out for five and one-haif have caused plane wreck which cost song reel, entitled “Mother Pin A I \ Ray Hudson, a friend in need but j Rose On Me.” Joan Crawford In hours. R. P . Butler of Hartford scarcely in deed, Ben Radding, | five lives. Fancy Florida 1 represented Mr. Howell and J. C. Isaac Golditch, antiquer, of the Gol- Washington—Legge, says Federal the intensely interesting all-talking BlackaU of Hartford represented ditch Hat Shop, George Balf. Farm Board is not to buy commodi picture “Untamed,” will head Medium I Mr. Zimmerman. Becky, his daughter, Lokadio Gyrk. ties. . the program at the State for three Oranges Size dox. ; Mr. Howell was injured in an Ethel Peabody, who defies love to •Washington—House appropriates days starting Sunday night. Celery 3 bunches 2 S« automobile accident in Hartford affect her, Theresa McConville. $23j000,000 for parkway on both over a year ago, when he was Beebe D’Angelo Caccialino, expert banks of Potomac between Mount struck by an automobile truck at worm-holer, Frank Daly. Vernon and Great Falls, Va. PETmONS PRESENTED lithe corner of Church and Trumbull Mike, just what his name suggests. London — MacDonald; optimistic I streets. He was in the hospital for Bill Lally. over results of conversations _be- , located a long time smd is still suffering Miss Hall, interior decorator, Bar tween various national delegations | BY SENATOR W ALCOn MABKET AT: I from the injuries received. Judge bara Falkowski. at naval conference. i I ' 1 John Rufus Booth was on the bench. Spencer, a paid guest, Fr&nk Mc Bucharest, Rumania — Princess | Senator Frederic C. Wolcott of Two other cases, resulting from Cann. Ileana’s marriage to Count Alexan-1 Connecticut presented the following I 829 MAIN ST., COR. PURNELL PLACE automobile accidents which were or Madame Goapher, dispenser of der Hochberg fixed for April 27. | petitions to the Senate today: j , * the docket for Tuesday were setUed spirits, Marie Filiere. Boston—Snow storm veers out to 1 RESOLUTION from the Conn. prirr ■ out of court. Maggie, not green, but stupid, Mary sea, leaving six inch fall on Cape Auxiliary, U. S. W. V., South Man ■ C-lGi ‘ The first was the case of Peter Tierney. Cod towns but only touching Boston chester, Conn., and from Court I Podovani vs. R Eeland Keeney. The The play is being coached by and central part of Massachusetts. Welch No. 84, F. of A., Waterville, suit was the result of a fatal acci George Boyce of Hartford. Between Bennington, Vt.—Two Utica, N. Conn., praying for the passage of dent in which Mr. Homer of the the acts and for dancing following, Y. fliers, Lee E. Rath and Walter Legislation granting, increased pen Homer Ice Cream Company was in McKay’s orchestra will play. Rockwell, land plane in. flames and sions to Spanish War Veterans. escape while it burns. N volved. Shortly afterwards Mr. RESOLUTION adopted at the An \ York Harbor, Me.—Charles C. nual Meeting of the First Congrega Homer died and Mrs. Keeney was Goodrich, president of board of di FROM THE 1 named administrator of the Homer OPENING STOCKS tional Church of Branford, Conn., rectors of B. F. Goodrich Company and a PETITION from the Meriden of Akron, O., announces candidacy The case of Edward C. Miller, for League of Republican Women of New York, Jan. 31— (APj— The for Republican nomination for State Meriden, Conn., favoring the ratifi WESTERN PLAINS merly of RockvUle against Oscar House of Repres-ntatives. Peterson was settled out of epurt. Stock Market opened Higher today, cation by the United States of the AND THE continuing the late Thursday rally. Boston—Attorney general direct proposed World Court protocol. Mr. Miller was struck by the Peter ed by House of Representatives to W- son automobile driven by Mrs. Westinghouse Electric added 1 PETITION from the New Haven 1-4 points to yesterday’s advance of investigatfe circumstances surround Trades Council, New Haven, Conn., OCEAN’S DEPTHS ; Peterson, and he received painful in- 2 7-8. United States Steel was un ing pensioning of Patrolman Oliver favoring the passage of legislation I juries, this being the result of the changed. International Telephone B. Garrett, former headquarters adopting New England granite as a suit. rallied 3 1-2 Norfolk & Western liquor squad leader. stwdard to be used in the erection Try These Delicious Y. G. A. A. Masquerade Tonight. rose 1 point while Reading Rail Providence, R. I.—Miss Grace of Federal Post Office Buildings. BEEF CUTS The annual masquerade ball of road, Radio, Bethlehem Steel, Johns Heath Maurer, 31, history instructor the Yoimg German American As Manville, Union Carbide and Hud at Pembroke College, dies of heart j NEW OHICAGO R.ACKET. PORK CUTS sociation will be held on PrMcess son Motors improved fractionally. fttt&ck oS Highest Quality Hall on Village street tonight. The Standard Oil of New Jersey sold off Worcester, Mass.—MassaQhusetts Chicago, Jan. 31.—(A P)—Out of Pojrk Loins, Rib or Chine End, lb. 25c hall has been attractively decorated 3-8. Relief Officers’ Association membera Chicago’s money shortage has be:n Face Rump, Boneless, no waste, lb. 39c for the occasion. The market was called upon to report upward trend in city relief a new racket—the sale of city li Fresh Shoulders, lb...... 20c Prizes will be awarded the mask absorb a large volume of profit-tak expenditures in cities and towns of Chuck Roast, lb...... 38c censes at half price. Short Shank 5-7 lb. .\verage ers and The Rockville Orchestral ing in the early trading. Interna The‘two men who conceived this Noted for Flavor Club of which A. H. Stein is direc tional Telephone quickly losing Cambridge, Mass.—Arthur W. nearly half of its initial 3 1-2 point Allen, 70, treasurer of World Peace method of getting money without Pork Chops, Center Cuts, lb...... 35c tor, will furnish the music, with a working for it were arrested after Rib Roast, First Cuts, lb...... 38c concert program from 8 to 8:45. A gain while U. S. Steel common and Foundation until retirement in 1927, General Electric fell back about a dies. they tried it on a restaurateur at Fresh Hams, Either End, lb...... 30c Second Cuts, lb...... 32c grand march will take place follow Michigan avenue and 119th street. ed by the modern and old fashioned point below their opening levels. • New Haven—Three gifts to Yale Meanwhile, fresh buying opera forestry school, including eight They told him they were city em Porter House, lb...... 69c dance numbers. Fred Einseidel of tions developed in other leaders, thousand acres of forest land, an ployes whom the city was unable to Makes a Delicious IManli :^teak New Haven will act as prompter for particularly Radio and Westing- nounced. pay. “For that reason, we have per Lamb Legs, any weight, lb...... 39c the fatter dances. house Electric, each of which were Southington—Southington Hard mission to get our money by se.l- I Overseers Club to Banquet. quickly marked up 2 points, and ware Company sen,ds to generators ing you a city cigaret license at half Lamb Fores, lb...... 25c The Overseers Club of the Hocka- General Motors which advanced 1 used for nearly fifty years to furn price.” Bohed ns Desired Roasting Chickens, lb...... 42c num Mills Company will hold its 1-4. American Machinie and Foun ish light and power at plant to Ford The proposition sounded fishy to 3 Ib. .\vcra.sjo annual banquet and entertainment dry sold 3 points higher. Western Museum, Dearborn, Mich. the restaurant keeper, who called Rib Lamb Chops, lb...... 45c Cut from Young Lamb Chickens, lb...... 39c on Saturday evening, February 8. Union 2 1-2 and J. I. Case 2. ■ Waterbury — Emil Shaal, New police. The members will have their wives Maintenance of the 4 1-2 per cent Britain, named grand correspondent 4 lb. .Vverage Bcs guests. discount rate by the New York and Thomas Seers, Taftville, grand BRITISH PLAN SPEEDWAY Fowl, lb...... '...... 39c Dinner will be served at the Rock Federal Reserve baxik was general liasson officer of state “40 and 8” BETTER THAN DAYTONA’S 4 Ib. .Average HL4. ville House at 7:15 p. m. and then ly expected, particularly when no sociGty. Doraco Hams, lb...... ■ • • 30c all will adjourn to the Prescott change was made in the Bank of New Haven—Plans for reorgan Boston, England.— (AP) — Plans Mildly Cured—Either End block where there will be an.enter England rate, but the prolonged ization of New England Transporta for an automobile beach speedway tainment and dancing. meeting of the* directors yesterday tion Co., subsidiary of New Haven in England, longer and firmer than - To Attend Lions Meeting. aroused widespread interest, and road, announced by Arthur P. Rus that at Daytona Beach, Florida, are And in our Fish Dept. The members of the Rockville kept many brokers in their offices sell, president. being made by the Automobile Rac Fish and Game Club are invited to long after the market closed. In Hartford—J. J. Scanlon o f the ing association. Ltd. Mildly Corned Meats Haddock, Fresh Shore, lb. . .. .10c attend the meeting of the * Lions view of the general advance in Federal Farm Board’s crop market The course would be 12 to 15 □lub on February 5, at the Rock- prices last week, the gain of only ing division informs representative miles long and 200 yards wide, with Steak Cod, lb...... 23c $4,000,000 in Federal Reserve brok tobacco men that organization for Thick Ends ...... lb. 32c I nlle House, when Captain F. cooperative marketing of tobacco a roadway 100 yards wide down the Haines, a Hartford business man ers’ loans was regarded as encour center. Access to the sea would be Middle R ib s...... lb. 25c Haddock Fillets, lb ...... 25c aging. must be formed before farm board provided at intervals by gateways. with a wide background of foreign Foreign exchanges opened irreg can extend aid in state. Fillet of Sole, lb...... 25c . • > ' travel and many years of service on Captain Malcolm Campbell, one B risk ets...... lb. 35c ular, with sterling cables off 9-32 of England’s outstanding racers, has sailing ships in all parts of the of a cent to $4.86 19-32. world will address the club. Senator Hefflin shouldn’t worry given his support to the proposal, Captain Haines spoke at the Lions about being disowned by his party saying that the construction of such iiSub last year and his thrilling tales TRINFFY’S NEW CHAPEL at home. He ought to be able to a speedway would make England )f hunting wild animals, were great get a job almost any place now as the world center of all motor racing ly enjoyed. Knowing that his talk a hea-vyweight boxer. activities. Touraine 5 10c would interest the Fish and Game Hartford, Jan. 31.— (AP.)—Thq Dlub, the invitation to the members new chapel for Trinity college is Mint Patties—Milk Chocolate Nut Bais— aas been extended and they are in- now in the process of construction. I Cocoanut Patties 7ited to be present at 7:15 follow It is the gift of William G. Mather, ing the regular supper meeting Cleveland, class of 1877 and a trus which will commence at 6:15. tee. Two Real Estate Deals. The architects who also designed ^^tis/tiped ^^emtmne Gdf/^ape/ Two real estate transactions cf the Washington Cathedral say they Tastyeast Bars ...... 3 for 10c nterest have taken place the past had the opportunity ’ of designing \\iS- V elveeta...... 1-2 lb. pkg. 24c veek through the Edward Kellner one of the most beautiful and per Vgency. fect chapels in the world. In total Wayne County Vinegar, Thomas E. Regan of Davis avenue length it will be 180 feet long and Vo* ___ J...... 20-oz. bottle 17c la s . purchased the Thomas Cullen the height of the tower will be 163 m jroperty on Mountain street and feet. i m Cal cat^® Junket ...... 2 pkgs. 25c vill move in soon. The architecture in general is Cracker J a c k ...... pkg. 5c ’ Deeds were drawn up Thursday Gothic, after the manner of the ' iftemoon for the sale of the Lieb- English college chapels. Worked in Bean Hple Beans, 2 cans '...... 25c nan place on North Park street, to it will be several pieces of an I ca^tv^ cient stone that will link Trinity, Finast Mayonnaise, A Pint Jar .. 39c vhich has been sold to William Hartford, -with her sister Trinities lally, local barber. at Oxford, Cambridge and Dublin, OT?d, Conn. Virginia Dare Colorettes ...... 14c To Serve As Judge. and with the ancient English Drano ...... can 23c Horace A. Deal head gardner of church.* ■m Marshmallow Fluff, 12-oz. pkg. . .23c UA.i . (he Maxwell estate, has again been ot* 1 ^ ^ ihosen to act as judge at the Nev/ a m Ot ^5 fork Flower Show, which will be Pennant Crackers,... 20-oz. pkg. /20c leld at the Grand Central Palace in COVENTRY Gowns For The Junior i A-1 Sauce ...... 6-oz. bottle 27c ilew York March 17 to March 22. | . ' - •:*;'X- ffr. Deal has had this honor. Funeral services for S. Noble .It is evident that the flower shov/ Loomis who died at St. Joseph’s ommittee has great confidence in hospital Wednesday evening, wi^ be c v > 5 ’ ° he judgment of Mr. Deal, as his held at the Second Congregationa. Prom and The MasoiucBall ervices have been required for so church in North Coventry. Rev. J. nany years. N. Atwood will officiate. Burial will Beautiful gowns that are first copies of new New Trolley Wires Removed. be in the Center cemetery in Coven try* The' trolley wires on Market Paul Giesecke, a student at Tufts 'York and Paris S p r in g .models. Very long styles. treet and the railroad yard have college, is visiting his grandmother, leen removed^ by the Connecticut Mrs. Lucy Giesecke. DIVISION OF Jompany. The brackets which ex- Tonight the • comedy, "Cyclone $ 1 5 , 0 0 ended bver the street to keep the Sally” -will be presented by Masonic /ires in place have also been moved. bodies from Suffield under auspices The trolley tracks are imbedded in of the Coventry Grange, in Giinige Other Dres^s $7.95 and $10.95 oncrete which was laid only a few hall which has recently been reno ears ago when the street was re- vated and which now has a seating onstructed in order that the trolley capacity for more than 200. .AX •f'v ' - . i ■f-Si,; ®;; ■ -# - -V ■ ■■■■■-: -!• ' .'V i® FRIDAY,JANUARY 31,1930; AGE FOURTEEN f MANcS eSTER^^^^E^^ SOUtH MANpHESTER, CO!W; s ■\’n N X x N v> VN N \> VN.N.yN.N.S MlfMMIMWMMIMIlMWMWMMMli «x»cyxxa8x»«^^ j . " “C ^ ‘|ii^ . .'*; wwmwwwwwimmimmMiMmmmm ;a; Th Neu) Spots Are Hard To Find Venetian Ball To Climax For Veteran Woman Traveler Social Season In Miami BY SUE McNAMARA '<^women would refer to a 100-mile (AP Feature Service Writer) journey. Alaska is about the only place she has not been. Miami Beach, Fla. (AP)—0e-Ahc until shortly before the ball is ' "held at the Nautilius hotel- 'Washington—(AP) — Mrs. John Mrs. Kuhns likes Spain, Austra lights of, Venice will cast SIX- Costume designers have estab Bugher Kuhns, one of the most lia and Egypt the best of any coun teenth century spell over the sec lished a branch office here for the widely traveled women in the world, tries she has visited. She,has jour absently tapped a pencil on .her desk ond annual subscription ball here several hundred couples—from 4U0j neyed by caravan from Teheran,.I to 1,000—whose names wilb be on as she gazed out the window and Persia, to the Persian gulf and from | February 14. wondered wh(pre she would go next Capetown to Cairo. She was the_ so the guest list. Sponsors have been The ball will ‘ climax formal ! rigid in their study of social history -^Russia, Vienna or just Florida. first white woman to travel over a' cial affairs of Miami's winter sea’ i in selecting guests, and have ruled In front of her was a letter from new road through Africa, that costumes must be worn to con- the captain , of an'Upper Nile boat Her busbar d acquired vast tim son. asking her to be godmother to his ber holdings in the Alleghenies fol Elaborate and costly costumes, j form with the general theme of the new baby. Mrs. Kuhns smiled as lowing the Johnstown flood. The specially built scenery and the I ball. she recalled her journey on his boat two started out to see the world and I l \ warm caress of the Gulf stream Leeway of three centuries of She plans to see her godchild next after Mr. Kuhns’ death his wife con breeze will mark the mid-winter dress has been permitted, how time she goes to Egypt. tinued the travels. affair. ever, to include Venetian attire of Of independent means, Mrs. She maintains two homes in this The committee of one hundred, the fifteenth, sixteenth and seven Kums has'been traveling 30 years. country, one at Greensburg, Pa., made up of the nation s sociady teenth centuries. The costumes She seldom stays in one place more and a coimtry place at Berkeley- elect who winter in the Miami may be those of court ladies, cou'r- | than a month at a time. It’s up and Springs, W. Va., hut is seldom in area, has announced through Clay tiers, duchesses, princesses or i UE. away for this grey haired woman. either. G peasants and their male counter- New York City to ton Sedgwick Cooper, its president, After a llnse of many years,'dec p-draft ships from the seven seas again will be voyaging «P the relation to other Her conversation, sounds like a Mrs. Kuhns was first president of that the ball will outdo in brilUance P^^^® * 1 Alhanv 160 * miles from,the - - open ocean, A vast interior territory will benefit. The map shows the jK^rt of Albanj m page from Arabian Nights. She has Kappa Kappa Gamma when she. was all other functions of the season, Satin brocades, tinsel brocades, waterways and railroads. made seven visits to Japan, seven 21 and gave the sorority its present and will rival the famous Beaux j antique satins and velvets, with | to China- and four to India. She form of government. She also was Arts ball of New York-. trimmings of gold and silver lace, j speaks of running over to Paris, the first woman law student in west or ermine 4nd precious stones, will \ United States, is- preparing to open New York state barge canal sys- 000,000 tons to the 1,500,000 river Vienna, Capetown or Tokio as most ern Pennsylvania, The guest list, aside from names B. E. ZAVTTZ I tern, and is the center of a vast traffic annually. Economic benefits of members, will not be made pub- be worn. its docks to world shipping. expected from the new port have Deepening of the Hudson for 30 ! network of trunk highways, the Albany, N, X- (AP)—Shades of jnew port is expected to have all steadily increased since then with early Dutch traders may chuckle miles south of the city, a project the growing demand of the middle VOTE FOR STRIKE TO CONTEST WILL authorized by the federal govern the advantages of a natural concen- LTTERARY CLUB TALKS with satisfaction soon as ocean 1 tration of land and water transport west for improved sea outlets. HARTFORD THESPIANS ment in 1926, will be completed The new port wilU bring Great going vessels again leave this city withill a few months at a cost of I facilities. Lakes shipping 160 miles nearer New York, Jan. 31.—(AP)—Com Bridgeport, Conn., Jan. SI.—(AP)' OF MODERN POETRY for distant ports. $11,200,000. The Hudson is a'tidal arm of the the sea. Compared with Montreal, TO aVE PLAY HERE plete tabulations of votes cast ^ A n appeal to the Superior Court Less than a century ago, Albany Keeping pace with the dredging sea, at least as far as Albany. The the great inland seaport _of Canada, was one of the principal seaports of the river, the Albany port dis tide has a daily rise here of almost ocean going vessels leaving Albany throughout the city by members of against the admission in probate on- the western side of the Atlantic, four feet, and the difference in sea The February meeting of the trict, composed of the cities of Al will have to travel only 160 miles the International Ladies Garment court of the will of the late Emma Christ Lutheran Walther sending its own ships to the Indies, level at Governor’s Island, in New to reach the open sea, whUe from Workers Union showed today i an K. Tichenor, of this city, was filed Literary club of the South Metho bany • and Rensselaer, as con League to Present “High Europe and even China. structed nearly a mile of concrete York harbor, and Albany is only Montreal they must travel 1,000 overwhelming number in favor of today. The appellants are Catherine Horse” on Wednesday. dist church was . held on Tuesday With the increasqjl draft of mod piers, extending along both sides of slightly more than one foot. miles, 210 of which are through a an immediate strike. The ballots Comstock, of New York city, and evening in the church parlors. “Mod em vessels it became impossible the river, Erection of terrain a The new depth provided in the ship canal. ' - ' were 9,351 for a strike, 436 against Walter T. Comstock, of Bristol, 1 ern American Poetry” an anthology for many to make the 160-mile trip structures, including transit sheds, upper Hudson, 27 feet at minimum The territory to be most greatly and 110 blank. Conn., niece and nephew. A comedy of American life, in I compiled by Louis Untermeyer was from open sea up the Hudson river warehouses, cranes, rail ends ana low water, will amount to at least benefited, directly or indirectly, by At union headquarters it was said They were left $20,000 and $15,- three acts, will be presented by the volume selected for discussion. from New York, and in the last 50 30 feet at all stages of the tide. At the new port lies for the most part the executive committee of the gen 000 in trust, respectively, through years few ocean going ships have storage warehouses for lumber and Christ Lutheran Walther League of Papers on the topic were pre grain will be started early in the that depth, nearly 90 per cent of in the mid-west belt, west of the eral strike cpmmttee,would meet the term of the v^l, which disposes, sented by Miss AJden and Miss been seen here. The historic Hud all cargo ships in t^e world can Alleghenies and north of Tennes soon to fix the date for the wtilkout of an estate inventoried at close to Hartford, at Cheney hall, Wednes spring.. Booth, in each case quotations from son has been turned over to pas navigate.. see. In that vast area lie Cleveland, but that It would be kept secret for $200,000. day evening at 8 o’clock, under the senger steamers of shallow draft Four large railroads converge on the authors commented on being Albany and these will have direct Four years ago, federal engineers Detroit, Columbus, St. Louis, St. strategic reasoa". Four locals with a Emma K. Tichenor died in West- auspices of the Zion Walther Leagrue cited, and the merits and defects of j canal jDoats. Paul, Kansas City, Chicago, MU- combined membership of more than field, N. J., on October 9, 1929. The Now the new port of Albany, connections with the docks. As Al- computed that the deepening of the of South Manchester. The play is the mbre modem types of poetry' of the bany is the eastern terminal of the Hudson would add more than 30,- waukee and Denver. 35,000 will be affected. will was drawn June 27, 1928. titled, “High Horse” and was given being brought out. One character farthest inland twice with great success in Hart istic especially noted was the clear ford by the same cast as will ap cut imagery of the best of modem “Wuthering Heights.” John Powys’ MAKES 42 LOOPS pear here. poetry. Rev. James Greer presided “Wolf Solent” was also discussed j ' ------SCHOOL SAVINGS NOON STOCKS The production was written by G. over the discussion and presented briefly and the beauty and lucidity Akron, Ohio, Jan. 31.— (AP)— New York, Jan. 31—(AP)—Not of the style highly praised. j Miss Mildred Stinaff, 18 year old girl L. Wind and will be directed by many interesting ideas on the sub Three schools attained one hun- much weight was attached to the Otto Wolf. Settings will be through ject of poetry. A special meeting, of the club, i flier today had to her credit 42 con- spasmodic sellhig of the merchan For the regular meeting in Febru per cent in their savings dur The Puritan Market the courtesy of the G. E. Keith Fur open to the pubUc will be held on j secutive loops made yesterday at the ing the week ending January 21. dise and steel shares during the niture company. The committee in ary the choice of a book is left to Tuesday evening, Febmary 18. Prof. I Midcity-Airport here. • The list follows: forenoon on the Stock Exchange to charge of the presentation is com each member. Some of the books Wilbert Snow of Wesleyan Uni-1 The previous record of 28 con- Attend- De- day, the general market forging “The Home of Food Values” prised of Edythe Schultz, chairman; briefly reported on by members versity,' author and lecturer, will j secutive loops was made at Houston,! School„ , ahee posits Pet. ahead in a spirited manner under , Corner of Main and Eldridge Streets Emil Seelert, Bertha and Raymond were “Ultima Thule,” Helen Keller’s discuss the topic of “Modem Anjer- Texas, Nov, 28, 1929, by Miss T^nm-1Doro Man.ot-nom Green ----- ...228 228 100 the impetus of the 4 per cent re Dey. Martha lUssman, and Clarence “Midstream,” “The Child and the ican Poetry” and present readings thy Stocker. South ...... 85 85 100 newal for call loans, the lowest in Freihcit. World,?’ by Naumburg, and Broute’s from his own works. Prof. Snow’s Mmmting to an altitude of 1500 Keeney Street . ...77 77 100 two years. easy conversational style and wide feet. Miss Stinaff started looping. Hollister St ...... 454 452 99.5 Public Utility, food and numerous background of reading will afford a On the ground below, 28 persons Highland Park ...158 157 99.3 high priced shares showed consid Strictly Fresh Eggs treat tb any lover of literature. covmted the circles she made. Nathan Hale .. ...479 472 98 erable strength. 'Tickets' may be procured from mem Buckland ...... 122 119 97.5 American Machine & Foundry bers of the club. No. School St. ...408 397 97.3 rose l i points, North American $ Sox. HRE IN BRATTLEBORO Washington ...... 336 325 96.7 Westinghouse Electric and Allied 42 fUONCS Barnard ...... 431 392 90 Chemical 5, J. I. Case 4 1-2, R. H. 2 dozen to a customer. BISHOFS FUNERAL Bunce ...... 71 53 74 Macy, Auburn Auto and National Brattleboro, V t, Jan. 31—(AP)— Lincoln ...... 507 293 57 Biscuit. (Old) and American & For Fire today destroyed a three-story eign Power, and Du Pont and In brick building occupied by Stellman 3356 3050 90 ternational Telephone & Telegraph GOOD THINGS TO CAT Chicago, J-an. 31.— (AP)—Until 9 & Son Company, manufacturers of 3 1-2. o’clock tonight, .the body of the late automobile parts and heaters, with At Des Moines, la., an ordinance Losses of a point or so in U. S. BUTTER ? i ure Lard I2V2C Sliced Bacon 39c Bishop Charles P. Anderson, of the a loss estimated at $55,000. The rules that all fathers undertaking Steel, Vanadium, Montgomery- SUGAR % Episcopal church, who died yester- building was owned by the Twin the role of Santa Claus oh Christ Ward, Safeway Stores and Sears ^ 10c COUNTER SUGGESTIONS PINEHURST QUALITY day after a week’s attack of heart State Gas & Electric Company. mas, must wear asbestos whiskers Roebuck had been recovered before 3 9 c lb . Sliced Peaches MEATS disease, w ll lie in state in St. Occupants of apartments in an to avoid danger of fire. midday. 5 c lb . ^ Grapefruit These three ground meat James’s Cathedral, the diocesan , adjoining building were forced to Cloverbloom, Supreme, ^ Apple Sauce items are always in demand church. leave their quarters hurriedly as the 10 lbs.'to a customer. Sunlight. 'A Oregon Prunes —economical, easy to pre Funeral services will be held to- j flames threatened that building.! Wax Beans pare and serve. morrow, marked with the simplicity 1 fought the blaze in sub-j the primate requested. j zero weather for three hours before ^ , Green Deans . In the meantime, meetings to s e -1 was under control. ! Lard in 1-pound Cartons . .. lie A. Diced Beets Freshly Ground lect a successor as bishop of Chi-| The cause of the fire was unde-| ^ Diced Carrots B eef...... 30c lb. cagp and primate of the council of j termined although it was believed j ^ Spinach bishops of the church in America ; that it started in the basement. I t; U A R A C s to 10 lbs. ^ Yellow and White Corn are being plaimed. i was discovered by George Rosebush. average lb . ^ No. J cans P.eas The Cburdh News Bureau said j telegraph operator at the Central today that the 93rd annual conven- | Vermont railroad station, A. Stuffed and plain Olives PINEHURST ROUND tion of the diocese will be held at i Stellman & Son Company is own- PURITAN HONEYBRAND ^ S. O. S. Cle.'ning Pads STEAK (with pork if the cathedral next Tuesday and ■ ed by W. E. Stellman and employs you wish) Ground for Wednesday. It was at this meeting 115 men. your order 44c lb. that Bishop Anderson suggested a ; Walnut Meats l-2s coadjuter bishop should be elected— | 7oc lb., 39c 1-2 lb. to succeed him upon death or resig-; FIND FLIER’S GLOVES Puritan Bacon 23c 1-4 lb. nation. 1 MEADOWBROOK It will be necessary now, however, | ------Here’s a good Juicy to elect a diocesan bishop. i Nome, Alaska. Jan. 31—(AP) — sometimes hear that some other m SAUSAGE MEAT 30c lb Bishop William A. Leonard, of j Encouraged by finding an aviator’s Strips 26e lb . Orange Special 33c dozen. Cleveland, senior of the council, has i helmet and a pair of gloves, pearch- 3 dozen for 95c. loaf is “as good as Bond Bread.” If you want a piece of fine indicated the meeting . to select _ a j g j . g fligg^ng in the snow and ice, 90 Mohawk Bacon in Squares ...... 17c lb. flavored, tender Sinclair Ham new primate will be held in either ' miles southeast of North Cape, to boil or bake—we have it Chicago or St. Louis. Laws of the Siberia for the bodies of Carl Ben When people want to speak in ready for you: church require this meeting to be Eielson and Earl Borland, went on PINEHURST QUALITY 4 to 5 lb. Butt Ends Ham. called within two months after the with their task today. the highest terms of anything, MEATS ' 4 1-2 to 7 lb. -Shank Ends ot primate's death- The helmet and gloves, unearthed Fresh Shoulders . Ham at the special price of 12 from the ice strewn wreckage of The Meat Department wants l-2c to 24c lb., these are eco the Eielson plane were identified they say “it is as good as gold.” Of Smoked Shoulders special attention called to the nomical cuts and will, only fig WALL STREET BRIEFS yesterday as those used by Borland, j very nice assortment of lean ure from 75c to $1.49 each. No trace of the bodies was found I course, it is not as good as gold cuts of Pinehurst. Daisy Hams but the searchers still were con- j On our 15c counter you will vinced that Eielson and . Borland 1 Genuine Spring ^ find / December net operating income died in the wreckage last Novem-i unless it is gold, and no bread can Heavy Steer Beef QUALITY CORNED Red Raspberries, Pears of the Atchison. Topeka -& Santa her 9. j Lamb Fruit Salad and Cherries Fe w'as $3,312,880 against $5,927,- The plane wrecked while, Eielson | Leg of Lamb, 4 to 5 lbs. was attempting a flight to the fur j be as good as Bond Bread unless BEEF it has ready for SINCLAIR PORK 638 in the same month of 1928. For Sirloin^n^ 1||« average...... 35c lb. your Old Fashioned New the entire year the same item total trading ship Nanuk, icebound at Lamb Chops .... 32c Ibw PRODUCTS ed $68,652iS30 compared \vith $55,- North Cape, was located Saturday it is Bond Bread. R o u n d ^ ^ England dinner tomorrow. Fresh Ham, sliced to bake. 332,525. by Pilots Joe Crossan and Harold Lamb Stew ..... 16c'Ib. Veal Chops Veal Roasts Small Sausage—Spare Ribs Gilliam while 'on an aerial scouting Whole Strips of Pork 10 1-2 A general reduction of l-€ of one rtom the Nanuk POULTRY to 12 lbs., 28c lb. one percent on all maturities of lUb Roasts of Pork 28c to bankers acceptances became effec Native Dressed New England S lb. Y'oung Turkeys 32c. tive today. The rates on 30 to 120 Loin Roasts of Pork 32c to days are 4 percent bid, 3 7-8 asked, HOLLYWOOD Veal Dressed Pork Fresh Fowl for fricassee while on five and six months the After all- 36c. I Roast of'Pork Sauer Kraut, 3 lbs. 25c. new figures are 4 1-8 bid, 4 asked- Veal Chops, Rump of Pork Chops 4-5 lb. Roasting Chickens MARKET Veal, Leg of Veal The average renewal rate for call 381 E. Center, Corner Parker there is no bread like 45c lb. money in January was .4.742 per Dial 4233 Pinehiyst Very3est Coffee cent compared 85£ 4.85 per cent is 2 8 c lb , 18c"’ December, 1929, and 7.055 per cent Freeh Hams, 8 to 10 lb. Meadowbrook Strictly Fresh Eggs in January, 1929. The highest re , Extra Fancy Fowls Stewing . . . 15c lb. size 2oc Rj. newal rate this month was 6 per ...... 52c dozen cent and the lowest 4 per cent. 'Ike $1.00 Each average was the lowest since March, 2 qts. 25c 1928, when it was 4.468 per cent. Shoulder Steak 32c lb. Fresh Green Peas,----- Call money renewed today at 4 per Out of heavy beef. Pigs’ Liver • "^Pot Roasts cent for the first time since Jan. 27, Lean, Well Trimmed Green Beans...... 23c qt. 1928. Tender Rib Roast Beef 32c lb. 3 lbs. for 25c — — Blade Pork Chops ,,.. 22c Ib. .19c lb. Swansdown Cake* Flour ...... 29c The Simmons Company of , Chica Spring Fore Legs Lamb 29c lb. homeAike loaf Pigs’ Feet, Honey Brand go has authorized the issuaUce of Lamb Chops .... ’..... 39c lb. $100,000 5-year 5 percent dejjen- 3 lbs. for 25c Sausages, 25c lb. 1 lb. Rolls Creamery B utter...... 44c tures, with stock purchase warrants Bacon in the piece...... 29c lb. attached. The wsurrantB are to nm Shpulder-Steak Ground-35c lb. for 5 years and entitle holders of Connecticat Newlaid Fascy Eggs 68c dozen. Celery Shoulder Pot, Roast 25c, 35c lb. GENERAL Hotne Made Sausage Meat 17c II:. Connecticut Special No. 2 Eggs*55c dozen. Ripe Tomatoes each $1,000 bond to purchase* 10 Fresh Berf IJver ...... 19c lb. shares of stock at $100.a share for b a k in g W'o are selling a great many of tfio ^ t boxes of Frozen the first year, $110 the second, $120 Strawberries and Raspberries—sweetened ready to nse with all the third, $130 the fourth and $150 Extra Special COMPANY the original flavor. the fifth. The -offer is being made Dial 4151 Delivery Service Local Fresh Eggs . . . 49c doz. The Pnritaii Market in connection with a change-in the Pretzels...... 19c lb. If it is convenient, and yea want yooi: order on the special ^ c e of watrahts attached under Comer of MSin and Eldridge Streets. early Saturday d^very, caU us tonight-phone service until nine the issuance of $15,000,0 The Best Stores AdterBse The Best Places to Shop rLrLrij~LrLrM"M“M"M*'i*‘ ' ^ MARKET PAGE (_ri_nnmww«*rir<*i~"*v*~*~*********“***^**“^“*****^^ ****** uuinnnri---- wmsmmm awaeitw gw a^ iitisiatia eral companies and traded back and i forth. Conviction would carry a sen-1 KING OF SPAIN HOLDS CANADA IS EXCITED tence of seven years imprisonment. | Yesterday's trading was marked OVER MARKET SCANDAL by a sharp decline at the opening IMPORTANT POST NOW with a slight gain later in the day. Out of 68 issues traded in during the Madrid, Jan. 31.— (AP)—'Two fig day, 56 ended with net declines. Manchester's PubUe Pantry Toronto, Jan. 31.— (AP)—Suspen ures stood foremost in Spain today THE SELF-SERVE as that country formally entered sion of 14 of the 51 members of j upon the regime of the new premier. the Standard Stock and Mining E x -; FILIPINOS PROTEST General Damaso Berenguer, replac GROCERY Features Fresh Fruits and change as a result of charges of i ing the six year dictatorship of Gen conspiracy to defraud, caused un eral Primo De Rivera. easiness among margin holders to Manila, Jan. 31.— (AP) —All The first of these figures was the Manila will join in the observance coimtry’s monarch, King Alfonso Vegetables From All day. x m , who has at no time «nce the Thousands of persons throughout Sunday of “National Humiliation Day” as a peaceable protest against beginning of his reign in 1886 the Dominion are affected. The seemed to be in almost complete suspension of five of the largest anti-Filipino demonstrations at Over The World Stockton, San Jose and Watsonville, charge of national affairs, a guiding brokerage houses in Toronto fol hand for general policy if not the lowed the arrest of nine of their Calif. Manila today was placarded with actual executor of the mass of gov . < officers. Warrants for the arrest ernmental detail. of three other brokers had not been posters calling the populace to the If there is a demand for a certain fresh fruit or vegetable, no matter where it is grown, services Sunday on the Luneta The second figure was the Duke served today. Public Square. The call to ob of Alba, Spanish intellectual, hu we carry it. Tons and tons of fresh fruits and vegetables are sold the “Self-Serve Way” The affairs of the involved firms manist and social reformer, who have been taken over by the govern serve “Humiliation Day” said “we .must protest vigorously but peace was sworn in last night as minister ment. Traders wondered whether of public education in the new weekly. they could redeem stocks held by ably.” One thousand students of the Cabinet. It seemed that the ap the companies by furnishing col parently insignificant portfolio was lateral to purchase the stock out University of the Philippines met and adopted a resolution of protest given him to afford the opportunity right. I against the attacks upon Filipinos of making peace with the striking All the brokers involved were university students of Madrid and charged with violation of the crim ' in California. Permission for them to parade was denied by the Mayor other cities. That task completed, inal code, which Attorney General he probably will be elevated to the Fresh Chilled Strawberries ca rto n 2 2 c Price explained, involved conspiracy who announced that after Sunday’s meeting no permits for protest pa ministry of state, which will re in affecting the price of stocks and place the old ministry of foreign bucketing. He charged that some rades or mass meetings would be is of the men involved controlled sev sued. affairs. Sweet, Juicy, Large (150 rize) Florida Oranges d o z e n 3 7 c EXTRA SPECIALS Direct from Mexico! Direct from Florida! 600 Bunches Well Bleached FOR THE WEEK END Fresh Celery bu n ch Fresh Peas Iceberg Crisp Grapefruit ...H ere you will find real money savins Large Lettuce 2 ( o r 1 9 o values... served you at your nearby Snowwhitc, Firm Heads A & P Food Store 2 <1^- 2 2 * Large Cauliflower h ea d 2 3 ^ Fresh Shipment Golden Ripe 5 2 9 ® C a m p b eirs Toiiiato Soup 5 ca n s 3 5 c So delicious! You wouldn’t p ou n d 6 c believe it possible at this time Bananas of the year to g.^t fresh peas. Not long ago they were selling at 50c and 60c. 1,400 only to sell. Lai-ge BUTTER SILVERBROOK LB 3 9 c Be sure and have some for to d ozen 2 5 c grapefruit direct from Florida. morrow’s dinner. Sv.eet, ten California Lemons Chuck full of juice. SUNNYBROOK DOZ der, full pods. sweet potatoes, Florida lettuce, fresh artichokes, kale, spinach, Brocili, as well as fresh chilled raspberries. SELECTED DOZ W hy not delicious pancakes these snappy mornings? Meadow Gold fresh made (not storage) PiUsbury’s FINE LBS Strietly SUGAR G K ^ N U L A T E D p ou n d 4 2 c Pancake Flour 2 pkgs. 2 3 c Butter Fresh Eggs LB CEREiO TA BAG FLOUR $1 .0 5 A new delicious cereal. Easy to make, delicious to Armour’s “ Star” sugar cured, skinned back eat, cooks in 2 minutes. d ozen Ham p ou n d 2 7 c Malt-0"Meal Ig.pkg. 2 3 c LB SU'ictly fresh eggs from nearby Cheese poultry farms. These are selected, A delicious, wholesome drink hot or cold. 2 SPAGHETTI Curtis’ fancy new pack, white tuna for salads large size eggs—carefully candled. Esicore Maearotii NOODLES Every dozen weighing 24 ounces or ca n over. Toddy lb. 43c Slbs. $1.95 NO. 2 Tuna Fish 29c Iona Tomatoes CANS B&M Beans Miscellaneous Specials M orning CANS Cookies Ivory Soap (large) 2 bars ...... ------• 21c L u x u ry Old Dutch Cleanser and CAN Brillo, large pkg ...... •.. . . r ...... i IMellex Toothpaslc 2 pkgs 33c Salada Tea oz 9c J4 U> 23c Blue Label Ketchup boL 20c Salada Tea Crab Meat No. 1 65c No. ^ can 37c Octagon Soap 5 cakes 26c Premium Soda Crackers, 1 lb. pkg. 16c Vermont Maid Syrup jar 23c W^eek-End Specials A t Hale's Health Market Frosh Pork Roast MEATS WE CARRY Frosh Pot Roast Shottldor Lamli Chops A FULL LINE OF Boneless OVEN ROASTS, clear meat, very economical-----lb. 37c 3 3 c p ou n d 2 2 c p ou n d RIB RO.ASTS, cut from fancy steer b e e f...... Lb. 39c FRESH FRUITS 2 2 c p ou n d Face KUaiP STE.VK ...... lb. 47c Frc5h GROUND HAMBURG S T E A K ...... lb. 30c and Ftaoh Prim e Apr Fresh Rib ROAST P O R K ...... lb. 33c Philadelphia . » RIB ROAST, lb. ------35c CALVES’ LTVER, lb...... ;70c Fresh PORK SHOULDERS (Lean, well trimmed—6-8 VEGETABLES CAPONS, lb...... 45c lb. average) ...... FlKsh Special prices this week end BPMIUWSW ottom A J Rib end PORK CH O PS...... lb. 3Sc Fresh - < r LINK SAUSAGES, lb ...... 26c Armour’s SAUSAGE (Devonshire Farm Style, Pure Pork) on: TURKEY, lb...... 45cROUND ROAST, lb...... • • • 34c 1 lb. box es...... HaWs Small, fresh . LAMB LEGS, cut from soft young lambs, any w eight-----lb. 87c CELERY Large Roasting . _ SAUSAGE MEAT, lb ...... 18c LAMB ROULETTES, for roasting...... Lb. S3c CHICKEN,lb...... 40c SHOULDERS, lb...... 18c Smoked SHOULDERS, mild cure, special smoked, Fresh Stswiiqr. 5-8 lb. average, lb...... ORANGES OYSTERS,®...... 30c Fresh Killed FOWL, plump 3 1-3 to 4 lb. average...... lb. 39c FOWL, lb ...... SPARE RIBS, l b . .... • • 18c Fancy IVOLK FED ROASTING CHICKENS, 4 to 5 lb. r r w i GRAPEFRUIT Lean _ average ...... Fresh Fricassee _ PIGS’ LIVER, lb ...... lOc Oysters, standard, solid m e a t...... • 37c CHICKEN, lb...... 38cSCOTCH HAM, lb...... 45c Sugar Cured TEA Genuine Spring _ THE LEGS OF LAMB, lb...... 36c HAM (Sliced) lb ...... 42c GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC CO. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY SI, 1980. PAGE SIXTEEN TH E El ED SECT!OS BW AWDSEIR HXIIE jS38S0{3J30OSSSS00aS0OSXSS5«*5O0OOOOW3SXSSSJ3CS0CS6X3«3OW^ Want Ad InformatloB LOST AND FOUND 1 DOGS— BIRDS— PETS 41 Activity Of Lassen Seen 13 INCHES FROM FLOOR LOST— WEDNESDAY evening be FOR SALE—M ALE Fox Terrier, | Manchester tween 6 and 8 p. m., dark gray year old, pretty black and white SAYS PARIS ON SKIRTS auto blanket, between Haynes and markings. H. F. Clarke, 137 Henry As Chance For Eruption Evening Herald South Main streets. Reward if re street. Telephone '^548. CLASSIFIED turned. Phone 4542. Paris, Jan. 31.— (A P.)—^A repre ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 sentative of a New "Tork dress man advertisements LOST—ON SUMMIT STREET large 1 ufacturing house today gave the pink and white cameo pin, set in I ’ I Count •lx average worda to • BARGAIN FOR FARMER one Associated Press the “yar^tick” Initials numbers and abbreviations silver. Finder please telephone I elderly msji’s heavy cloth overcoat, he was cabling his firm with which each count as a word and 8896. Reward. iI one small wood parlor heater. 30 j » V % to standardize length of women’s words as two worda Minimum cost Is I Liberty street. ______dresses during the coming season. price of three llnea He said it was too early to gener- Line rates per day for transient l o s t —ENGLISH Setter, female I f o r SALE— o l d fashioned bed- tdize yet, inasmuch as the fashion dog. Finder please call 3209. Effeettve Mareh W, stead year 1700, old law book 1700, shows of the French courtier would Cash Charge LOST—FEMALE doy, Doberman archery outfit. Telephone 4744 after not be completed until early 6 Consecutive Days J ot*| ® Pinscher breed, darjc brown, 6. next week. However, it seemed I s ; * * '" '” n Stll !• Su medium height, short ears and to him that sport skirts should be All orders'‘fw Irregular tail, vicinity of Oak street. Call FUEL AND FEED 49-A about 13 inches from the floor. will be charged at the iV 'e ry 122 Birch street. Dial 5092. Street skirts will be about the- Special rates for long same length. Afternoon dresses will day advertising given upon FOR SALE—BIRCH seasoned hard Ads ordered for three or s ;• da>s LOST—LADY’S wrist watch, be wood, or hickory sawed for stove, fall to within nine inches of the and stopped before the third tween Strickland and School floor while evening skirts will be day will be charged only for the ac furnace, or fire place by the truck streets. Reward If returned to 38 load, good service and measure parallel with the ankle bone or just tual num ber of times the ad ' clearing the toes. ed. charging at the rate Woodland street. Tel 6349. guaranteed. Fred Miller, Coventry. The same stylist expected a com no allowances or Telephone Rosedale 33-3. on stx time ads stopped after tne promise on the waistline, with the silhouette straightish, if not even ®^No'*‘^uil forbids” : display Ones not .AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 FOR SALE—SLAB and hard wood, sawed stove length, and un pulled in, to tight normal. ®°The Herald will not be responsible 1930 “66” CHRYSLER der cover, also hickory wood for The evening silhouettes at yester for more than for Royal sedan run only 2100 miles. fire place. L. T. Wood. Dial 4496. day’s shows had soft draping of any advertisement around the waistline giving a cla.ss- more than one Urna. Will sacrifice. For further informa The Inadvertent omisston of tion address FOR SALE—HARD WOOD and ical Greek outline to the long-skirt rcct publication of advertising ^® Owner, Box D, Herald hard slabs, stove length $6 and $9 ed dresses. Rectified only by cancellation of the per load. A. Flrpo, 116 Wells street. Some of the more temperamental charge made for the service rendered. GOOD USED CARS Dial 6148. French designers have become ex Alt advertisements must Caish or Terms asperated at the repeated demands, in style, copy and typography with HARD WOOD $6 per load. Hard regulatlo’ > enft»ced by the Madden Bros. “how many inches from the floor?”' eis and they reserve the right to 6f Main St. Tel. 5500 slab wood $5.00 load. Wm. J. Mc edit, revise or reject any 'jy oon- Kinney. Phone Rosedale 28-2. C.AUGHT BY ILU)IO sidered objectionable. ^ ^ 10 GOOD USED CARS CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads to FOR SALE — SEASONED hard Crawford Auto Supply Company London, Jan. 31.— (A P)—Christen c^^v^e'^‘^ 'h fn \ ^ 4rocu ‘^“nLn"l^lLtu^^da^% Centei & Trotter Streets wood, $6.50 a load, split *7.25. Fred O. Giesecke. Phone Rosedale 36-12. Peterson Solem Westergtuird, ar Telephone 6495 and 8063 rested in England early in December t e l e p h o n e y o u r on a 'warrant charging embezzle WANT ADS. 1927 ESSEX COACH DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 ment in the United States, was com are acce!>icd over the telephone at the CHAkI^E r a t h give,, above 1927 ESSEX COAC^ mitted in the Bow street Police as a convenience to advertisers, bu Terms—Trades Considered FOR SALE—100 quarts of milk Court today for extraditlcffi to fhe CASH RATRS will be accepted as BETTS GARAGE daily at 15c per quart, from tuber America. Hudson-Essex Dealei 129 Spruce culin tested cows. Telephone Rose Volcanologists have noticed changes In Lassen peak, California, Westergaard was at one time em dale 33-13. which Indicate that it is far from dead. Inset shows boiling mud pots ployed in the foreiini exchange de on the peak. partment of the Chatham-Phenix RATE w‘lll“be"^c‘oilec'ted. No responsi GARAGES—SERVICE- National Bank and Trust Company bility for errors in telephoned ads HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 will be assumed and their accuracj STORAGE 10 in New York. He was alleged to cannot bo £>'•>'‘auteed EMPIRE CRAWFORD coal range, Mineral, Cal. — (AP) — Lassen have obtained $60,000 through forg INDEX OF FOR RENT—( ARAGE 33. month, all renewed $30. Quaker coal range, TAX! MURDER CLUE ery and misrepresentation. A photo 109 Foster, corner Bissell street. peak, officially listed as a dying i CLASSIFICATIONS new bricks, $20. Combination volcano, may be just playing ’pos- | graph sent by radio across the At Mr. Smith, top floor. lantic w’Eis used to capture him at Births ...... H Crawford, large size, 4 coal and 4 sum, after all. I Chicago, Jan. 31.— (A P .)—A par Kngagemenls ...... gas covers, elevated oven, like new Harwich about seventy miles from It has been 14 years since it ty at the home of Robert McLaugh London. .Marriages ...... jj BUILDING- $95 lin, president of the Checker Cab Deaths ...... u- A1*AR I'M ENTS— FLAl'S— erupted, after nearly 200 years of Card of 'I'lianUs ...... ^ CONTRACTING 14 Watkins Furniture Exchange comparative quiescence, but rec-., Company, 15 minutes before the In Memonam ...... I’ENEMENTS 63 ords of the Lassen Volcano obser ' company treasurer, Barney Mitch Los' and Found ...... ROOFING, REPAIRS and altera vatory of the United States geolog ell, and a company driver, George ONLY 49 DAYS— Announcements ...... j MliSK AL INSTRUMENTS 51 FOR RENT—1 OR 3 ROOMS, all Personals ...... tions. Special prices on interior Wall Street ical survey indicate that it is far Jackson, were killed early yester- AutoniolilleB trim, and reflooring. T. Nielson, improvements, steam heat furnish I day, has given detectives a new. THEN SPRINGTIME FOR SALE—COLUMBIA grapho- from being dead. Automobiles for Sale ...... J telephone 4823. ed. Over A. & P. Apply H. Mintz, For sonTe time the peak has been but meagre lead in their investiga- Automobiles for Rxcbarige ...... nola, cabinet model, with records, Dept. Store. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE Auto Accessories—Tires ...... in good condition. Will sell cheap if Briefs under continuous observation by tion of the double slaying, Auto Kepalnrig— Painting ...... ^ ' the observatory. During most of Everyone at the party is to be YEAR’S BEST PRICES NOW ! taken at once. Inquire 15 Oakland FOR RENT—FEB. 1.—5 room sec Auto Schools ...... MOVING— IKUCKING— this period there has been an ac- questioned. McLaughlin himself Autos—Ship by Truck ...... « STORAGE 20 street. Telephone 6267. ond floor flat, 12 Hudson street. $5200 is the total price of a 6- Autos— For Hire ...... ' Modern improvements. Walter R. New York, Jan. 31—New securi cumulation of southwest tilt which ; was still missing early today. Po room single, all conveniences and Harages—Service—Storage ...... j •' ls interpreted as meaning a swell- j bee beheve he may have gone into PERRETT & GLENNEY INC. Hobby, 66 Hc-ry street. Dial 5773. ties placed on the market today by garage; close in; at very easy tersiis. Motorcycles— Bicycle ...... ing of the Lassen edifice declares■ ' 'hiding, fearing death from the Wanted Autos —Motorcycles ... Local and long distance express WANTED—TO BUY 58 New York banking houses and syn- Brand new 6-room Colonial, well LILLEY STREET, near Center, two a government observer. same . source responsible j t for , the m*. kill IliixliicKB nn«l «»r«fe«Kl MEANWHILE , There a,re at least four mistak es in the above picture. They may TOOAV^S pertain to grammar, history etique tte, drawing or whatnoL 8ee tf RETURNS PROM you can find them. Then look at the scrambled word below—and un THE READERS' scramble it, by iswitching the letters aroimd. Grade yourself 20 for MAIL ADVISIN0 each of the mistakes you find, and 20 for the ^ r d if you im^ramble It NELLIE ABOUT M A R F ?V IN Q COBKEGTIONS; D IC K S H O W S V E S ‘ (1) Philippine is spelled incorrectly. (S) The elertc should not ■v^ HOLDING A be handling a pen, point first, to a guest. (S) When meaU arClnetod* SMALL. LEAD. ed in the rates at a hotel, it is the American phhB, not the Snropean. & YES -j rNO (4) A postcard sent to the Philippine Island^ woold take . doinestio postage and would be one cen^ instead of five. t®). The i 0f»afl>led IMP by Fanlt H. B«cli. Tr« i < i 4 L-'i' •*7,V ,-r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 31,1930. PAGE SEVENTEEN^' flapper Fanny SAYS: SKIPFY By Perry L. Ooshy SENSE ^ NONSENSE r.tC. U. a PAT. OFT. I YA UiASM VA HANDS OMCV ONC€ The Five Ages of Man. am r uiASH '■ f A »0€6K, a n ' YA w a s h VA “Daddy, I know how to do every M6 FAC6 OMLV TAC6 ONLY OMC6 €V£Ry TWO thing," said the little boy of 5. I WASH M€ OMC'T €VfftV weeKS? HOW c o y a ev€R m a n a c c ^ “What I don’t know isn’t worth MANO& OWI-V knowing,” said the young man of TulO W66KS^ 20.. o n c ’t a W iL t POiiJ€tl, “Well, anyway, I do know my ov/n Uj €6K . trade from A to Z” said the man T of 35. “There are very few matters, 1 rMi /* jSsr* am sorry to say, that I am really quite sure about,” said the man rf 50. “I have learnta bit, but not much, since I was born; but knowl edge is so vast that one cannot be come wise in a short lifetime,” said the man of 65. Our Fruitful Language. A girl shows her Raisin when she makes a Date with a Prune for whom she doesn’t care a Fig. She may be a Peach, but they make a funny Pair. She may be the App'e t Percy L. Crosby, Great Britain rights reicrved. of his eye, but she hands him a ^ ‘ vov j Features Syndicate, Inc. O NEA Lemon, altlio she may have a Cherry disposition. It is Plum Some people don’t care for skat- j ' OUR BOARDING HOUSR wrong and if her name be Anna, ing, but jump at skiing. Family Stuff By Fontaine Fos he ought to Ban Anna. By this time By Gene Ahern he would reliaze that his efforts out the ashes that he can’t listen to would had been fruitless. the radio except what he can hear of it from down in the basement. THE STOCK MARKET SUOMP WAS AS NOTHING BY COMPARISON. The AlpliaOet of Success. I I’T IS THE SM PAU, He Y What is the secret of Success ask A radio is a device that sounds SCie^iTlRC MAW&L. oF THE AiSE ! WILL V oa I SEE ME AS ' fine in your own house and terrib’e ed the Alphabet? I CALL IT T H e ''KlTcHefNi GEKill GIM.ME THEM I UlELiT Aim, answered A. next door. p a s -t ; a Brains, answered B. TAITHFUL SL A ^^ o f t h e HoaSEVAllFE/ CAPPOT AM^ Courtesy, answered C. It was a clever radio announcer CABBAGE - Hm f , A ^iP ^ who thought up the euphumism IT PAReS^ PITS, PATS., SHREPS, Determintion, declared D. SHAiJiM ’lS' He ’S - the Enthusiasm, echoes E. “recording,” meaning a phonograpn SLIceS, SCRAPES -<^'0PE:/0S CAlkiS, record. Fo r m V MAToP’S Faith, flamed F. SHAPPEfJS K^div/es ^COMBlMATo/a Grit, guessed G. P A B B lT sO SCiEfATiFIC Honesty, heralded H. It was on a Manchester car that Ha m m e r , scREuippiv/ER a U p m V E M ToR Inspiration, insisted I. a buxom woman was standing in ICE PICK i -^-TbHEjaTV-FIV/E T R iE fsiP Justice, judged J. the aisle hanging on a strap, in PROFESSOR Knowledge, knew K. front of her sat a rather cantanker CEMTS SATiSFACTfOLi Loyalty, lauded L. ous looking man, apparently ab GdAPAf^TEEP, OR MOMEV AS^Le>/f Method, maintained M. sorbed in a newspaper. The car REFUKiPEP f Nobleness, named N. stopped suddenly and she trod \ We l l ; Opportunity, opined O. sharply on his foot. Push, pronounced P. He looked up over the top of his Quality, quoted Q. paper with anything but a happy Right, resumed R. e.xpression. Stick-to-it-itivness, said S. “Madam,” ’le said, “Will you ■ I C'l <- . Trustworthiness, told T. please get off my foot?” Uprightness, upheld U. "Put your foot where it belongs,’’ Vision, voiced V. she replied shortly. Work, warned W. “Don’t tempt me, Madam, don't ’X-cellence, ’xclaimed X . tempt me,” he countered. Young-heartedness, yelled Y. * Zeal, zipped Z. P.YYS TO ADVERTISE. Smith—What is this stuff? FIRST JEWELER: I have had it Jones—My wife w'as trying to get proved to me that advertising a baked bean recipe by radio, jolted brings results. the wrong knob and tuned in on SECOND JEWELER; How’ goulash. FIRST JEWELER: Yesterday evening I advertised for a watch These wintry days a man's tim.e man and during the night my shop at home is so taken up shoveling was ransacked by burglars. coal into the furnace and carryiu..' 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