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Whei’e Sudetens and Czech Authorities Clashed

DANAHER, BALDWIN

CZECHS WILL ORDER

SELECTED TO HEAD

OF STORM

REPUBUCAN TICKET

HER 114 DESCENDANTS

Omparatifely Yooiif Men — ATTEND “PIBST” PARTY '

- Summerdals. Pa., Sept. 16.— Nomniate4. B y' Acclama- (AP)—With 114 desoendanta to I EXIRCED WIFE TO LIVE feU her. Mrs. Barbara Miller bad MON1H8 IN COAL lUN what abs aaid was her first birth- Regiimal Govenunent In tioo; Wcmian G?en Place FRENCH HEADS day party.—«t 108. —Bethlehem, Pa.V Sept. 16.—

She was surprised at ”aU the (AP)—The Lehigh county court First Time In Party’s Life. fuse” laat night when relaUvee Sets 24-HmnrTim# LUNCH GUESTS granted Mrsr Florence Camp^ll,' and friends gathered for the cele- 37, 1^ divorce after ehe te^fied bration. j her husband, Samuel, 30, forced lim it For AO ResMenti To New Haven, Sept. 16.—(AP)—The ‘ ' — ------4 » her to live five months In a coal /^nneetlcut Republican convention OF U ^ ENVOY bin ventilated only by a coal Surrender Arms And Am- ^<^Ied op two comparatively young chute. She said she-slept on rags piled on a box. w xtn today to carry the party’s fight RECOVERY NOW No Indication Giyen Of Dia- -*1 mimition Secretly Storedi ^ito the next election, nominating -%y acclamation John A. Danaher for enssion, But Meeting At As Strike^, Sabotage And senator and Raymond NAHONSNEO), lE. Baldwin for governor. NO GUARANTEE Breaking with the past, the dele- Height Of The Enropean Bloodsbed Stall^ Region. gates gave a major spot on the PLAIF^SAYS ticket to a woman for the first time In history, naming Mra. Helen Lewis Crisis Creates Interest. , BULLETIN! of Stratford for secretary of state, Prague, Sept. BL— (AP) — With the only threat of a major Rejiabficaiis Dedicate Party The premier's office nmirnurnd fight dissipated by the last-minute Paris, Sept. 16—(AP)—Premier UURINGPARLEY .tonight that tha Sudeteu Ger- withdrawal of William J. Pape, man party hs4 been dtoaoH' CSohltebtleur RepubUcah 'guber- mind of tee other,” (Contianed oa Rage Tea.) General Franz Von Epp, governor Schutzdienat (Voluntary Protection for atate eomptroUer. erwy, violates ttie principle of .free natorial nomination loomed today But whether be achieved any suc- ^oblems Not Yet Clear. of Bavaria, and other German offl Service). • . . . as the delegatea met to select cess In efforts to talk Hitler out of cials were there to pay their res- Ron Into First Contest tee ^ * * ‘*. *“ ‘’" state ticket and. candidates for U. Decree Not Completed Fraacle A. Pallottl of Hartford ( * genuine de- going to war over Czechoslovakia pects to the British vlaltor. Informed sources said, however, waa choeen aa the nbmlnee for at- ^ he refused to say. Chamberlain arrived at (he Ober- that tee government had not com- torney general, and then the dele- V*?*"** ®*“ t»»U*»tlon To cheers' of "bravo” and ' "good Crawford Notch. N-.H., Sept. 16. ROOSEVETSLAP wiesenfeld airdrome by auotmoblle, (AP)—James W. Hook, president pleted its dioaolution decree. gate# ran Into tee first contest when old Neville”, the premier, tired from 50 minutes before taking off. He' The Bohemian government pro- two names were offered'for the nom-1. centralization of power hie quick air journey to Hitler’s of the New England Council, today had paused for a briqf sightseeing vided punishment of prUon terms Inatlon aa eongreesman-at-large, I chief «ecutlve. mountain retreat, said he now had opposed expansion In the south at -AROUSES SOUTH tour around Munich, capital of those of B., I. Monklewlcz of New L, ®PPO»« the persistent usurpa- ranging from onS month to five to discuss results of the conference the expense of northern Industries. Bavaria, on hla way to the plane. years for failure .to obw thfr.ordea Britaln and Prof. Mllton''Gonover of «*«cuUve of the with his colleagues. , . He lunched'at the airdrome res- to surrender arms. >' Yale university. Monklewlcz won I je tto n s of the legislative and judl- He warned the big .crowd which Addressing the 52nd quarterly taurant with German Foreign Min the nomination by an overwhelming i®*" departments of tee nation’s meetlng'of the'council, a.New Eng- Henleln’a manifesto yesterday ds- ' met him at Heston airdrome against later Joachim Von Ribbentrop, Sir mandlng German annexation of Su- voice vote. " government. accepting any unauthorized accounts land development organization. Tour Discloses Wide Inter- Nevile Henderson, BritUh ambos- Hook declared: datenUnd, President Eduard Benes’ . The Waterbury publisher In a I deplore the prostitution of re- of what took plaice In his conversa- aador'to Germany; Herbert Von formal atatement, said he waa leav- tor pollUoal puipoaes. order adjourning Parliament, and tion with the German Fuehrer, _ "For the sooth to expand Its In- est h Campaigns Of Tyd- Dirksen, German arabaaaador to the departure of the British unofli-' big. the race In the Interests of party ^® Protest the increasing In- The premier read a brief ntate- dustrial activity upon the base of lx>ndon, and other notablea includ- harmony. frlngementa of the federal govern- cUl mediator, Viscount Runciman, ment Into a microphone Which car- its own wealth of mineral, agricul- ing hla advUers, Sir Horace Wilson for London apparently ended nego- Just before State Chairman Ben- ment upon freedom of expression In ried his words to distant crowds. tural and Other natural resources is ings, George And SmitL and William Strang; jamin E. Harwood called the con-. the press . and on the radio. To Meet Inner Cabinet one thing-. For her to expand by "Ar-Iargb ciowd cheered the Brit- (Oontinned on Paga Fourtoem) vention to order a huge backdrop . ® condenm the use; of tee Presl- With Viscount Halifax, foreign making it necessary for northern In- ish mUaiem warmly. m I ucntisl power and tee taxpayers secretary, he then aped off to No. 10 was lowers to -the stage which dustrie.s to go out of business or By W. B. RA08D.\LE Chamberlain shook hand all •bowed ap lunging elephant ca rry -.,..money - to . coerce , , the electorate of Downing street to meet bis Inner move south because of 8jib.sidles or around before , stepping Into hU cabinet—lyord Halifax,. Chancellor Washington, Sept. 16.— (AP) — ingln its trunk nluige.ptank-labeled I ^ nam.e .subMr- other Special. considerations, direct The Blap which PreBldent Rboaevelt plane.- He apokq js- few words into »FMvnrM-»»“recovery” at the top of tee w^.^livioitback- p«rsona to the naUem^ Legis- of the Ehcchequer Sir John Simon, or indirect, is quite ahoteer.”, v a microphone ending, In German., MORE FAVORABLE lature, and Home Secretary Sir Samuel gave* aoutbern “conaervatlvea” baa drop waa tee slogan ’’One laaue. One Paul L> Oorneta Hook said it was not yet clear reverbemted far beyond tee boun- with: — ' Platform.” Cheers came from the We oppose any additional taxa- Hoare—and later the entire cabinet, whether the Intention of southern “Auf Wiederahen”—until we meet tion In whatever form and we favor perhaps tonight or tomorrow. daries of the atetes Involved In the delegates aa the banner waa un- Senator and CkmgreMman-at-large, leadership was to "exert Itself to primariea. •gain. . • OUTLOOK IS SEEN furl^ the reduction of present taxes posts now held^ by Democrats. 'Chamberlain declared teat inter, achieve b^t^_ofganlzatlon and the perhaps In a few days, ”I am going A tour- of the south diacloeed Baldwin, who earlfer In tea day use of Its" present resources, or NO PEACE GUARANTEE A prayer that dlvSie. g u l i a « t o t e u ’ w «te‘ “ ” ‘“ “ ““ had aaaerted he wojdd -not run, widespread Interest In the renomlna- mlkht be .With _the. delegate, a . they (OonUhued bti Page Fourteen) tlon campalgna of Senators George Berchtesgaden, Q^niany, Sept. 16 completed tee business' of their con- changed hla mind last night after (Continued on Page Ten.) of. Georgia, IVdlnga of Maryland, —(AP)—Prime Minister Neville K«f gr,„ I to the**** fraaaevsj/swprinciples vaof W>U4tauvUUUn»4oonaUtuUonal a atrong move to draft him bad de- Reports Of Conversatiois vention was delivered ,^®, government and a jealous preaerva- and Smith of South Carolina, all Of Chamberlain of Great Britain left ) Arthur Patterson of vel<^>ed at the . opening seaeion M whom the president opposed. for home .today without having ob- Middietown, | tion , of ' constitutional guarantees the two-day atate conclave... ! and the m^indplea enunciated in tee In South Chr(^ina. a storekeeper tained a guaVantee of peace which Between Ifider And Cham- (Oontinned on Page Foarteea) His decision came In the midst of DOCTORS OPPOSE at a cross-roads 10 days ago told a he came here to seek from Chan- BUI of Rights. uncertainty over the choice of can- We urge restoration of tee tradi- man with a.Maryland license plate cellor Adolf Hitler. didates for the various poste^to op- LA T E NEWS on his car: ' The way waa paved, howeVer. for berlain lifts Gloom. tkmal and oonatitutional. Independr pose the ticket headed by Gov. Wlf- ence of the three branches of our FEDERAL PROGRAM "You’d-better huriy back ti^Mary- a further conversation between the bur L. Cross and Senator Augustine land to vote for Tydlnga.” twOi poaalbly next Tuesday at Go- DIE, I I 4 HURT government; legislatiye, executive Lonesgan named two days ago at and judicial.. FLASHES 1 On the edge . of the Missisalppi BULLETIN! the Democratic convention. delta, a paaser-by hurried Into a fill- (Contlnued on Page Fourteen.) (Copyright. 1938, By The Wa believe In federal and state . ’rae ccmclave which opened, last ing atatfon to. aak;. , „ . Aft- aid-for the yeUef of the needy, but •delated Froes) W BOMBING RAID night was the first gince the death INOKTIXP TOR FBAub. American MetRcal Assoda* "Did you come across (^oiijja? .TREASURl^BALANCB Berlin, ,Sept.. 16.— (AF)— Insist that Its administration be of J: Henry Roraback, party “boss” , _ _ — releot G^rge dlvofced.fmm pnHHr« mnn >.*{..^1 ? bdlnnapoUe, Sept. 16— (AP)— Adolf Hitler waa said tytev, to Aw-oyas 4 quartee oSra eiant cb—ty. fimnd Jury 'tn* mti_ them,:.nreeit-tbey^------Hovr-atbotit- " - Washliigtonr--Sigpr'’'l#N 'A 'P T "^ to non-partisan control within tte Tydings in Maryland ? Is be safe ?** nato etemnaeaTbeto to^ lyameeooa Names Mentteiied dfeted p6rMHUi.-.towy te ooimei^ “rhe positlpif of “tee Treasury on Germany of CzechoOInvalda’a- Americaii> J rd ^ ite f Men- j? * ^ Numerpua na^ee wefe;a^ «<*\,wlth lU lf^ el«4Km J II • fei nt.'' a -.BetokeBaTUnoeual 81tue41on^= Rrotemheir. M:. .. recelpte; ..429,432,> We fav^ the Uniinedfate' eiiacf• fnmib. Nnmea of those indicted 'r Shdeteh -area;-ai(l-'iMadbag''aaiv fbr the list bfV.^mlhatlons 'aa the posed,HeaWi Pfan Souiia. 803.30; expenditures, 118.24f,268:6Sr Buraacee that Czechoslovakia’s r-'' • were not made public peoding t£ielr net balance J2.W0.746.231.09. .Cus- (Oeattaned'Ms Yaga Fbnrtaiw.) (Ooottamed en Paga Psarteea.) t -i... foreign policy should be In har^ aced As Rebels Attad toms receipts for the month, J12,- mony with Clernmny’s. ^ . (Conttened on Pnce' Ten,) 640,889.63. HOPEFUL NO STRIKE. , Sept. 16 — (AP) — The This information was volun- Barcekma Fort SectioD. Washington, Sept. 18.^—(AF) — House of Delegates of the Ameri- teered by a mar who talked to William M. 'Letnereon, member of can Medical Association gathered high chancellery officials at the National Railway Mediation today for Its third special senslon in Berchteagaden, where Hitler re- ‘ / Lawyer S e<^ ReprieveRe^U Barcelona, 8ept. IS — (AP) — Bonrd, said after a oonfereoee with hUtoty and-Indicated strongly that Change Tax Laws ^ ceived Prime Minister Neville ' Twehty-nlne persona were killed Preeldeot Roosevelt today he waa It would not accept wholeheartedly Chamberlain of Greet Britain and 114 wounded todky when three As Dwyer Awattfiwatti Death hopeful that the wage oontroyersy or entlraly a proposed 1850,000,000 yesterday. scpiadnma ef Spanish Insurgent In the mil Indoetry could "be settled ^*d*ral-etate health program. (Czechoslovakia baa itefea- pfanee dumped heavy loads of without a strike. At a special meeting lost night To Aid Ptofit Sharers slve alllancea with France and bombs cm. the Rkrcalona port sec- * • • BULLETIN! Dyer, former WPA ecbool croed- sponsored^by the North S(de branch Soviet Rnssia, which la a target tion. 84n Qnenttar, Calit, Sept. 16. DER^TS po l ish STAR of the CTilcago Medical 6®ri*ty sev- Washington. Sept. of’ tee Uerman-ltalian-Japaneae' ing guard, waa convicted and sen- Foreet.^HUto. N. Y„ Sept. 16 — 16— (A P ) — "A successful plan,” he said. Menaced, but untouched, waa the —(AP) Albert Dyer, 88, waa »| tenced to hnag for the revolting eral speakers among the 160 dele^ Senator Herring (D., . anti-Comfimnism pac't). 'v American freighter Wiaeonsln of hanged en the gnUows ef Saa (AP)— Sarahs Palfrey Fahj'mn of gate# made it plain that they do , . J _ . Iowa) dis-1 I "must provide fortot Veuirepresentation of .\noteer German demand, thla Portland, Officera of the abip deaths of Madeline andtf Melba Oenri)ridge. Maiae* ..today scored experts I labor so teat It will Snow what the Qneattn priadn today for the aa- Everett sisters, respectively 9 and not consider the program, propose source said, was. that after Uer> said abe also bad been attacked off •anlt elaytair o f . three ecbool minor upset to reaeh'tMf. semi-final two montha ago President Roose- man absorption of the Cseqlio- Palamoa yesterday aftetnooo, a sin- 7 years old; and Jeanette Stephens, girls hi aa b gleweei park June 8, in a lonrty spot near Inglewood, round of the women's natfhmff.aln- velt's Interdepartmental Committee slovak Sudeten area, what la i gle bomber droppteg ate projectUea 36, 1987. July 26. 1987. gles tennis ehampioaslilps. She ds- on Medical Care, a workable one. , left of that'repubUe Mf ' which fen wide iff the mark. fentod Jadwiga Jedraejowska - of Dr.. OUn West, secretary, of the sharing. ought to provide fbr a. proper The British coUer Lake^HallwUl Last night, Ileputy Public De- Itself Into Germany's eoenomle ' Sap Quentin Pitaon, Calif., 8epC 16 fenders William Neeley ahd Ellery Poland, 6-1, 6-4, at the West Side oasoctatloQ, and DT. MorrU Fishbelli, “If we can^flnd a profit sharing i capital, fair payment of system, at least to thefextent Loedoa waa . struck by^homjj —(AP)—Albert Dyer, 83, who said Tennis club. . editor of the. Association’s Journal, plan that would work in 60 or 70 ?**®*6e*hent, and for a reserve. We- nvgmente - but no one waa hurt! Cuff, who defended Dyer,'announced • • \ that Czechosloyakla ha killed and then ravlabed 4hree In Loa Angelea that Juror Harold outlined the program. - as propon^ per cent of tee nation's plants,” he «bout decided, also, teat there hhHier realization of Wevat Beniilng b Months fjoa Angelea girls,.prepared to die MARKETS AT A GLANCE said, “we hope to recommend a i compensation for tee risk a The bombing waa the worst Bar- Harby said be waa Influenced to at the National' Health Conference eebnonaie alma. upon tee gallows here today un vote for conviction through belief New Yerk, Sept. 16— (AP)— in.. July. That' conference, they dei compensatory tax by the federal ! takes in putting his money in celona, provisional Spani^ govern- •Ware of a trial juroria last minute Steeke—Soft; rmlly. plays oat. ' a business. Otherwise he will put ment capital, had axperienced in the trial judge thought Dyer clarad,' waa definitely antagonlstl'c government to encourage Jf. BerlihKScpt. 16—(AP)— A _ declaration teat he had been In- guUty. Bonde—Quiet; nickel plete towprd tee medical profession and Such a levy, be said, might sz- it In government bonds, and there montha. ’Hie heaviest toU was at a fluenced to vote guilty. offdrt, , . will be ho jobs.’”' optimistic outlook for favorabla i ’ market where women bad Uned up Harby waa quoted as faying he tha Association. empt from corporation income tax- tlement of tha fata of The traditional hour for Califor- held out against conviction two Oart> —Lowerlenders give es the portion of profits banded over Before making any recommeilda- for dlatrtbutioa of food. nia executions, .10 a. m., neired aa Must Be Otacuaaed Thoroughly to employes. vakla’a Sudeten Germaa The diBtrtet la known aa Baroel- days and nights unUl be was advis- greund. .However, both* declared, tee pro- tiona to C|ongress, Herring’s ' com- populaUon becaudenf talks Pyer’e attoraey aought a rq>rieva ed Superior Judge Thomia P. White Fere^a Bxchenge — . Nervoue; Bring Benedto to Employer. Inittee intends to hold bearings oMta^jghara oMy tee poorest refu- from Gov. Frank Merriam In tb# posal for a natibn-wida health pro- the British premier and g— .atm .five amid tha wraekage of biM axiireaaed belief of Dyer’s guUt •tortlag d l^ egele. gram financed out of taxes from Successful profit sharing pro- •bout Dec. 1. It will question Hen- chancellor prerallad M light of . tha juror*# atatement ^ The juror eaid he consulted with 4 south-. grams now In opdraUon, H e r i^ ry Ford,. Alfred P. Sloan ahd other tlcal hnd lUplomatth Oovataor Marrtaa aaid late laat Judge White yarterdey ead federal and atatfe. funds "Is of the asserted, bring benefits to the em- big IndustriaUste. gm ^ importayaen" and must ba morning- Mght ha had not baen offldalty ad- tPM the Jurist bad sxpreaaeil no p ^ r . i n the form of ‘ increased QueaUatiaalraa sent o ^ by the tow uatR after EMdaaed UuMigUy uatU tha drta- sod tatoraat of the work- reductnf ^v.4 X Ids TWO UANCHEST^ EVENING BERAl I); MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,16M AAKCBlI^TEa BVENlNjGI HERALD. MANCHESTER, C0NN„ FR|DATi l^BfrRpMBER 16,1988- ner. w . O. Otenaey Co.; RumsU P ip , Manchester lAunber and Fuel MnA Eves. l^$g-$ge. Warrsb I. Keith, Keith Furniture NAME MI SS KELLY \There A ire Honest Women CROOKS HACK WA Y l Law and Law-Breakers the RepubSStaa ECT BIG ATTENDANCE Clo.; Jamas, Oonnlat Oonnan Motor candidacy RATCRDAT OMLr MERUPLAN HEAD POUSH MINORITY SEEKS J. Da'Davis, seekli Sales; W. A. Cola, Col* Motors; FORMER REPORTER RUNS seeking re-tfecUmli GREEN REBUKED Senate; Thomas Brennan, C. E .' Houaa A XHBNEtF Son; Earl Seaman, F. T. BUab Kard^ AS NEW TEACHER Alik in This Old World INTO TOWN OFHCE TREATMENT LIKE NAZIS The delegates voted AT BUSINESS GATHERING ware Co.; Elarle CilUford, GUfford’a TONE last- night^'to -p r o t e a f___ Men’a and Boy's .Shop; Paricer WITHOUT ANY-PIKHdISESi DYIABORURDUP Green’s recommendation aa man informing him that Jis bad cmcBB Soren, Manchester Electric; .lAy E. Dtogenee, the old Oresk tcrference with affairs o f the' futuia and to point , out the MrTte* -pher who spent tlie greeter part- -an error in -tfae-amount nf-tax- fr- Warsaw, Poland. Sept 18— (AP) Irendered bj^ reUUere through* -* Rand, Orfdrd'Sbep'Co.: Henry M Break FEATTREBi syliahia A.'F. of L'lbcaJs.’*' utMMjSng To Be Held At lory, Cheney Brothers; I>avld Cha bis SP. ysaraJivlng in a tub and than thatSba should have collected from Cbmiinssioner Re- The officially-inspired newspaper the year. It Is not confined to i her serbral/months ago. Through ONEiWOMANl Bomb Explosion In Jannary V * Kurjer Po^a^y said today the Green had sent a communii one branch of business but includes hers. Chairman of Board of Select- went out ons p i^ t with a lantern Pittdorgh Members Protest Bioard Of Edoeation Meet- looking for an hoiprt man. Mcordlng an error in adpition, . her tax but Drawer l a s t Ni ght But Se- ...AGAINST I Ovemigfit^ews to the Pittsburgh group in food, clothing,, furniture, fuel, house - men; Charles W. Kimball, Manchea- Polish minority ' to. Czechoslovakia be pointed to the ”100 per State Theater Monday hold appliances. Insurance, gasoline ter Caa Company; Ronald Ferauson; to the legend wee npt aa smart sa. showed $1,000 la s< t^ n tpe figures MEWI bilked For Saying Bree demands for Itself whatever the he Is given credit for, Jiidglng' from totaled. ’This resultM -ina payment \ May Lead To Judge’s Elec> ‘Interference” In PensyK labor record of Davis to tba “leal estate and Sj^orth. . Manchester Evening Herald; James ing; Other Busfliess. cure Notlniig As Loot Of ionnecti^t $udeten GermanS,|jet from their fij T. Blair, Montgomery-Ward Co.; H. present' day 'standards. of $19 less than should nave-been and urged them to "rally to hla Mominf—Marks OpeniDg A Slogiui Adopted . B. House, J. W.- Hale Corp.; E, J. He should have looked zpr an paid. Not In Classified Serrice. conflict with the Ciecchoslovak gov- port.’l - "Sales Mean Jobs” will bs'j the tipn In Los Angeles May- By ASaOUIA’iyjsto PRESS yanb Politics. ^ Murphy) Center Pbarniacy; honest woman. Thla resulted In the letter being ernment. ' James L. McDeVitt, head of aljlran^ss local merchants Join with Miss Marealla XsUy, ot $0 Hem Bte^thily creeping in to the Mu- Of Nation-Wide DnVe. Today the tax collector of mailed to the-tax collector Inform- "The Poles must get'exacDy the Federation's State' Ezecuttve retallAtores throughout the nation lock etree^ was appointed teacher, nicipal Jbuilding last night during oralty Race Friday.":^' WUUmantio--4ifayor Jasper Me- ^ p ra ce-D . Taft, president of the In a Angular display of their mer Town of Vernon received a letter . him if be would send the correct'^ .same as the Germans,” the. pro-gov- predicted in a letter read to a check would be sent. , the courab' of the meeting of the _• X ...... Levy of Bridgeport. lauded the Mer- , Connecticut Merit System Assocla- Pittsburgh, Sept. 16.— (A P)—The .meeting that the Board voi chandlse and service* to signalize in the "aeventh grad* o f the Hlgb written to him by a Manebestar wo- ernpient organ Baler...... ' An fttt«ndmae« of at leaat SOfI par- America’s march ahead to better $360,000 ASKffi land Park acbool oh Portar etreat Taxpayers’ League, a - thlaf, or ^ o r e w em ^ie oon, t e X letter to Joseph M. Tone, Pittsburgh Central Labor Union tect-tbe Interaate of Governor Los Angeles, Sept 10— (A P)—An of the Chamber of Cominerce here t u . ^ Another pro-government dally. and endorse the entire M U is oxiMCted St ths mass nsat- times. Business^ of every variety at a meeting of the Board of Edu- thieves wrorked hla wmy'to the 'fear and deydied a porUon of his speech „Labor, yesterday Express Poranny, said., ^tlsh forwarded a stinging rebuke today will unite In displaying to Man- of the building, and then,. either election caused by a bomb will de- official circles hope for a localisa- slate! Earle ta iDavia’ opponant la iBf tliat will b* hsld Monday morn- cation last-night. ’The grad* was to-;th^accomplishments of his So-1 realizing that to William Green, president of tba November election. chester residents a new spirit of wrbUe the meeting waa at its height, termlne today If Los -Angles is to cialist administration. provliilonal appointees are In the tion of the Czechbslovak-Oerman American Federation of Labor, pro- iBf at I o'clock at the State Theater hope and confidence In the future. BY JOINT/ BOARD reastabllsbed' whsn th* public WORL D S ERI ES S ET TRYD^TOLOCAIE or after all had left the building, tba classified service and thus prohibited / schools reopened thla month and have as mayor a former reporter /Bridgeport—The Bridgeport Brass dispute and do not anticipate a war.' testing his "Interference" In ' its > Is aaark the openiat of National Re- . General Committss intruder hacked hla way through a from political acUvlly, The Polish press, generally . '.ap- -ttpllUcal. affairs...... Aa .a iww.of tta* briejtoon*. fr a a e i The general cdmmlttee is headed eighteen pupils ere now enrotletl door panel orthe w^ter department, — who -makes no campaign prOmiaesi -Gompany announced a new $4,3eoi- / tail Demenstntloa Week la Mah- ALSO ^ On September 8, Tone termed' proved the demand of Premier Mus- The local union, claiming to repre- comes 20th in tha Itet of chester. All buslne*e owner*, de- by C. Bimore W atklu aa cbalnnan from that area. > TO OPEN ON O a . loosened the lock,' and gained en- The bomb exploded last January. 000 plant in which all Its rolling mill "absurd", Ihe charge that William she now is'proportionately IMlow! u- Miss Kelly graduated from Man- 5 A Olortons Drama M the operations would be located bad solini of Italy for self-determination sent 180,000 members, rejected - ' partmental .beads and sale* people and Includes the following: Badget Is Higher iWn Last trance to thedfnce. Sontb Seas! It injured private detective, Harty A. Bree, publicity,advisor for the for minorities in Czechoslovakia. ' Japan. Iceland and the HawaUaa* Russell Potterton, Potterton’s; chester High with honors In the Once there,. the robber. went to Raymond, who was seeking e'vtdence been completed here and marked the Labor Department, had violated the Edward O. Robinson, flgbUng prosecutor o f Columbia’s "I Am the Greeil’a suggestion that tt endorse Islands. ''are urged.to be present and an in* b Beantlfnl Teehnieelor rad of the first major step in a long- ^vitatioa is also ..extended to the Pred T. Bllsh, 8r, Manchestir claae of 1M4 and from New Britain the casta drawer bctalnd ttae coun- of municipal corruption for, * cltl- State Merit System Law by attend- lUw,” which Is showing at the State theater, finds to Wendy'Barrie and Plumbing; Herbert Swanson, Wat Year's; Coopered Eco Teacher's OoUega In June. She ter, and forced ttae lock, expecting range expansion and mi^ernlratlon ing a meeting of the New HaFtan general public. First Two Games ^ te d h Mr. And Mrs. Ernest Bantly Zens’ committee. program started early in 1037. Otto Kruger two of the underworld’s most likeable and most dangerous Tbts nation-wide obMrvanc* of kin’s Brothers; Arthur Benson, Ben- specialized In junior high school foxflnd a considerable ataiount of. “LEGONG” Two policemen were ooiiivlcted of Cratral Labor Council at which I Retail ^monatratloa Week Is notson’s Furniture and Radio; Harold npmical Figure. work. - Th* Board qlso approvsd the loot> The thief wras disappointed. ’'The Dance o f the Vlrstau** conspiring to kill Raypiond. Their New London—Mrs. Winifred WUd- resolution was drawn up endorsing criminals. John Beal, Barbara O’Neil and Marc Lawrence are ottaera r ^a sales ssent but an organised West, ef- Harold West, Inc.; O. E. Wll appointment of Charles E. Murlburt National League; Details On Vacation Trip; Reh- Not n ^penny had been left in the trial set off a barrage of charges man of' Danbury was chosen state Tone -for Lieutenant Goveriior. In in the new film’s cast ^ tfb it to stlmulat* confidence In the lis, O. E. Willis A,Son; W. O. Qlen as teacher of history, dvles and office wbra Suparintendent Frod Episode No. 11, ‘Flash Oofdea* against the municipal administra- councilor o f the Connecticut state a letter to Taft, dated September 7, economic geography at Manehaeter Parker went home for the day. tion of graft and yangland coanec council. Daughters bf America, at Tone claimed that Bree, a p r ^ - a harmonloiu and co-operative High, a position aetabllshed this Of Pl ay Annoonced. tire b Critically E Frightened off,-or hit disappoint- LAST TIMES TODATt Uons. / ' the final session of the annual two- slonai appointee. Is not In the classi- IK’; meeting held this morning, the Joint year sad tnad* . neeeseary by th* ment too keen to . pemfit'another “Jiidg* Hardy's ChlMrsn” day convention here. About 100 fied service. try, the burglar niSde no atteiUpt X It started petitions circulating for members attended. School Board of the town, composed sharp incresM (n enrollment "Girl of the Oeldsn West” , - 'an election,/ to supplant Mayor Taft’s rebuke, which calls atten- Property Revaluation Hew York, Sept. 1$^(A P ) —thi- Ab affort was made last night at to gain access to other offices. In Fairfield-Fred T. Wheeler of tion to the danger of allowing such of bbth members of the Bd^rds of the case of the wrater department, J^. . Frank L. Siutw, a suave, affable, Exciting Dress ,Th* Board voted a revaluation of less the National League race ends 11 o’plook by a radio broadcast from- termer grocer, Shuttle Meadow, New Britain, re- violations of the political activity Education and Selectmen, voted to SUUon WDRC of Hartford, to lo- tba job appeared to be that of a corded an M to pace a field of 00 clause of the Merit System Law, is all school property, to be completed In a tie, the 1038 World Series will w " ' The moat'colorful of three rivals $1.00 recommend to the Selectmen, who by May l

AOi rouB _M AN ^sA EVE^G HERAU), IIANCSESTEB. conn,.F IimAY.SEFTEMBER^^XS, 1888 MANCHESTER BVENDiG HEBAU)» M AN^Cm ST^ (XMIN-r FRIDATr SEPTEMBER 16,19S»

HMClalls^ poalUons.*’ He Advo- comptroller William 8 . 0k>rdy<' e e At Manchester Auction Market VETS^ D m i C T COUNCIL REAL ESTATE MEN cated periodic reroiations at one to MOUNTAIN COUNTY NAY second choice. Gordy and Staasear CURIOSnY KEEPS AUVE LOCAL AUCnorMARKET five-year intervals, and laws pre- were low men and would be the first Eight New Appointments PROPOSES TO SELL scribing methods of procedure and eliminated at the convention, leav- MOTH FRO / TO HOLD MEET HERE state supervision. QKIDE GOVERNOR RACE ing the Prince George* delegation VILLAGE NEWSPAPER] Zoer beoM for h nttle u $1.0#, fen s / EXPECUNG BOOH 'Oeheratly optbalstle'-reports of unpledged.------' , Asr. Slaele te IS REVmWED BY EXPERT! ' A t Conn# State College TOWN FARM LAND business conditions to the New Eng> MfiBibera Of Hartford Area To land state* wlth^the exception of 'Baltimore, Sept. 18—(API — The Poughkeepsie. N. T „ Sept 18-r- TeleiiiioM TF74 or YMT z 6utcbtoe~ of"Monday’i''Detooerauc Gallier At V. P. W. Home At MiU'ne, wera preikented..' (AP)-—Survival of the village news- from a much larger-area and that SUftB, Sept 18.— (A P )— Dr. A l-B gubernatorial campaign rested to- WHELAN WINS RATTLE; prioes have consequently Increased Dorctt Sodety .(O iu iiiel Gfeen On O ct 15. * Joha l|- Marchant, et the u. 8. Vast Army Of Working Folk .Amos O. Hewitt, of New Haven, paper, Dr. Dixon Ryan Fox, ‘presi- In k rs Of State College belt N. Joiyenaen, presidentpresldi ‘ of Con- ~ Navy postgraduate school, assodate SpiMSi Asks Better Use; Vi- head of the Connecticut association, day bn an official canvass of votes considerably. necticut State College, ' » **. dent of Union college, believes, de- baa an- professor of sechaaical engineering. Conditions Of;, saw an' "upward trend” to activity cast in'the mountatooiis . western TO RUN FOR SHERIFF pends on "curiosity as to ths'home- The sticcets of tie . strawberry nOuncqd'eight new anpolntmenta and rtpUclBg W. 8. BaUey. county of Allegany. auctions seems to dejjend on the Lotheru Cbrdi To Spon- The Hartford tMstrtct Council Bnying-Homes Forecasts to that state. ly details of neighborhood life.” Staff PaUisli Fimfings Of Veterans o f FOyMgn Wars, wlU hold 15 replacements amId resignations in woodbero'oodbero ~ taperation Featnres Meet- Both Mayor Howard W. Jackson convenience and speed of motor the faculty. K.. Remingtoo, major State Roads "The local newspaper,” ' Dr. Fox WE D E LIV ER the October mMtlng.at the V.F.W. Infantry, U. A..,,formerlyI on duty and Attorney-General Herbert R. truck transportation and the neaS They were: TAKES UP NEW DCmBS. Bridgeport, Sept. 16'— (AP) — said at toe annual meeting o f the j, M Concert SepL 21. Home, Manchester Qreen, Saturday with th* Pkll^q;)ln* dsparUnent, 1939 As Banner Year. O’CTonpf clalpi the countyli seven James J.'Whelan, Bridgeport Demo- Rednt Sorrey-^stonr neas of great metropolitan marketa, Appointments; in( As Inmates’ Com- Constructlon and oiling In force New York State Historical' society SATE ON CUT PRICE I evening, October 18. The post and slstant professor of militaryilltary sdeiscience convention votes. __0'C6nor already cratic town chairman, was his Frink F. Atwood nf tbs Hartford Connecticut an- H artford.. JBepL....U.rrrrlAP)-Dr. last night. Vis an appropriate vehicle {lAxtt buyers on Jim .Manobester ftuxiUaiy meetlnga will hs h«d at Henry’ ha* 7f-*--the-AUegsny -votes -would party’s luimlnee'for sheriff o f Fair- for 'school'usage oh'Ideal 'hiatbfy. . auction In 19.18 reported'^-average' ciurant) assistant collage editor. ndhhero by the Connecticut High' Russell P. Hunter took over his hew Of Tin OrgamzatidD. the Home on that evening. 6 B. EI|isott, who has assumed a post be enough - t o assure hts nomination. field county today after winning a Mra..,lt t. Erickson, wife o f the RlObard Barrows of the Yale Unl- plunt ’Showdown’' FIopsI way Department, September 14 Worcester, Mass., Sept. 16— (A P) '•It forwards the local historical loads of 200 to 400 crates; smaller Colonel Charles B. Lockhart, of at Mvannab, Georgia. duties yestcfday os .state superin- Jackson has S3 convention votes of three-cornered battle fof toe nom- buyer* averaged from 60 to 173 p a a ^ o f EmaituM Lutharandhur^, veratty library, Junior library asetat- 1938 for the week ending Septom' —An assertloh that 1939 “promises society and .museum rooms. It be- LIQUORS Nhw Haven, tHnartmenl Command- ^Law rence Q. Thom as, Tale uni- tendent of Fish and C7ame by attend- the 78 needed to nominate—^^the Al- ination. cbmes 'hlstoHcally ihtnded and la crates to the load. Some Idea of the ant ber 24, 1938. Tba setup Ottbe Msnchestor Auc- 8^ a talented musician, has con- er of the V.F.W .. of Connecticut, versity, Instructor In education, re- to rank with some of the best yeSra ing meetings of his office staff and legany block would be siltfibient to 'Whelan recelvpd-T47 of the 219 .moved' to put Its own current record size of these loads can be obtained 6 . Oorddn Brown, former prlneZ placing B. C. Lqwsoa, now at Pur- A proposal that, with the excep- Closed For tkmMmctlaa—De- Bureau heads and of the State Board prevent O’Cbnor’s nomination. tea Msricet Is currently rerlewed dtotad to servs as chairman of the EMward Riley , o f Bridgeport, senior of the middle and late twenties" for •votes caat at the county convention 'terms that will be useful os from the fact that a carload of vice Commander of the department ^ of the Feletl school,^- A m eijcte due, ' tion of two or three acres the town tour Provided of Fisheries and Game for consider- At the state convention on Sept. ARTHUR DRUG committee from the Dorcas imelety, Samoa, instructor In sociology;, roal estate activity was heard today here last- night. ' Former Sheriff historical material." Djr O. B. amrke and R. O. Bressler, strawberries la considered to. be and ..Senator Anthony Telesca of Arthur N. VsnderUp, formerly 'hell the present Town Farm for Route No. - —Waterbury, South ing the year’s budget. 28, another block of T votes from which Is sponsoring the conciert for, . Allan King, of the New Jersey 8 by a .New England regional confer- Thomas F. Reilly of Stamford polled Dr. Fox spoke to conjunction with Jr« of the' Storrs Afrleultural Ex- about 230 32-quart crates. Torringtort, Junior vice Commander with the U. S. Army en^eers as- Main street. 2 miles of reinforced Prince Georges county would have 60”vote8 and William B. Flanagan of Wednesdajr syentoff, September^ 2.1, Agricultural experiment sUUon, as- building lots was advanced last ence of the National Association of toe awarding of the assdciatloh’s -yarlsaeat station, the iindtngi issued . .New Haven, wholesaiers .were will, be pi*Mnt-at the Counell n M t- sistant professor oE civil englnMr-. concrete pavement. Real-Estate Boards. -About -one American to every 10 contrblr- These were cast-for Senate Bridgeport, formed deputy.—-Jailer; annual medal for local-newspapers i: Phone 3809 from the first the'largest buyers of by {firee nationadly known srtTsts, iUlittl'in agronomy. night by Bielectmah Mathias Spless, b BuUetlBulletin S27 from the State CA1 Ing.. The National Champion Drum Ing, replacing Richard C. Turner, No Bolite Numbet#: -Vincent P. Bradley of Trenton, goes through life unmarried. President Lonsdale G. SassCer with was given 12 votes. to the Hamilton Republican. berries et the New Haven .auction. Arvld Samuelson, pianist; Mlsa Mil- John H. Jacobson, of Tale, to- Jr., now at New York university, who, addressing some 30 persons at let*. The study was conducl;ed, Corps may also be present at the East Hampton—Barton and Smith N. J., sales consultant for the asso- Having developed their butteu for dred Norseen, soprano from the struetor in English. Paul A. Walker, temporary .ap- a meeting of the Taxpayers' League, tke tmlleUn Btatee, to determine. U district meeting. Roads. 3-4' mile o f rolled bank nm ciation, declared in a prepared ad- poMlble, the effect of quality factors Connecticut strktvfcerrlea they be- fiamuelson studio, and Miss Edith J, M. Lampe, Johns Hopkins uni- pointee-here for Wo-years to suDr saw a possible half million dollars Following the business sessions added to the grand list If this la gravel. : dress that "regardless of recession' en prices paid at these auctions. gan to patronize the Manchester Eskridge, viollnlat, who has studied refreshments will be served and a versity, professor of eieetricai an- stitute for Howard 8.' Beiding, In- A s auctions reviewed are the auoUon also. In 1938 the three New at the Eastman School o f Music, structor in zoology. done. The proposal was made in East Haven—Bridge and ap' lets and spreaders of fear, a vast social hour will be enjoySd. proacbes over Farm river. Jfow Haven auction, and the local Haven. wholesalers who were the Rochester, and the JuUlard School, Arland R. Meade, graduate aesist- Richard O. l^eeltr, a oonrorva- the course of a tirede by Spless army of working folk to the low in- action and the Inveatlgatora at !«rg^t b.uyers of stfawberrlcs on New York Clty^ , ant In dairy. tlon agent, graduate aasletant In ‘which vvaa part of an attempt, at Fairfield—Redding road bridge come brackets has been buying Justification for his support o f com- approaches, homes.” He said sales of repossess- tnapt to point out atrong and weak uiA Nfw nsvpD'auction were alto Mrs. Thors Stpebr, president of Hcnty A. Wood, instructor In economic#, replacing Bradford D.'- mathematics. plaints made by almshouse inmates, Morris— Repairing washed out ed homes by the Home Owners points o f the auction method among the largest buyers at the the Dorcas society, and well known CONHECTfCDT OFFICER ' Crbesmon. Replacements and restm tiost:~ and part a vengeance-taking at all bridge on Wbodward road. Ix>an Corporation showed the afiUng fruits and veretables. Manchester auction. Chain stores loc^^Uy as an organist and teacher Luther J. Atkinson of Iowa state, of those Who opposed his course.of market was “Improving'steadily." .History o f Onr Market. were never very large.buyers nt the of the pianoforte, la particu^ly - Westport—Saugatuck river bridge, Following Is a partial hlirtory of KILLED IN PLANE CRASH instructor In agricultural economics, action in so doing. steel arch bridge. North avenue Forrls W. Norris, Boston builder, New Haven auction, probably pre- anxious that parents attend the con- the Manchester auction markets a.s ferring to let certain wholesalers do replacing Leonard A. Sklter who Is WILLIAM LYNCH DIE^' ,iHltU qg out at other members of bridge and approaches. said that “because .of unusual con- studied by Mr, CHarke and Mr. cert with theli'' children, la order will) the ReMttlcment Administra- he Board of Selectni'en, who, Spless Constrnctlon—-1 'rainc Maini»in«rt ditions, bUght is striking the beat their, buying for them; but at Man- that they may gain an Idea of '.the Danville, ni.. Sept. 18.— (AP)'— Breseler:,-' tion at New Haven. d, would not support him -^when Route Nor U. S. —Berlin (By- residential sections of our cities and chester In 1936 the largest buyer heights attained by Mr. Samuelson, Lieut. Winiam Schlssler of the wanted their aid to clear up his 8 •TTie'situation of the strawberry Hugh 8 . Cannon, Instructor in ac- PRINCETON FU LLB Ali pass) relocation of Route No. U. towns, especially the sectlohs where was a certain chain strtre and an- United States Coast Guard was kill- rositlon in the admahouse squabRla, 8 -fftowers east ckf Hartford differed (above» abovfs Manchroter Auction Market during the straw- aithqijgb a ,comparatively .yaiing counting. replacing Weasels S. MJd- . 2 mileS'-af rolled banK run sur homes have been-at a value of from uthor chain store ranken among Ifie man. ,He la a close friend of Rev. ed Wednesday night when bis ;he Selectman voiced a hope that 6 Rom that o f the New Haven irrow. first ten. Itlneranlt truckera-^ were berry season of 1937. At left (above) Is shown the cashier's cage where daugh, who is with- the A. A . A. at face. No delay. $25,000 to $100,000 and up." As an eri dilefly In' that they were not and Mrs, Erickson, who feel that combat plane crashed - Into a Washington. 22-Year-OId Yonth Suffers Pa' 'three or four democrats would be heavy buyers, particularly , at the all auction transactions are mode. Bottom photo shows lines of trucks, clover field near Henning, 14 elected this fall, "In order t o clear ’ Route No. U. S. 6—Hampton example o f what might be done, he near a large surplus market. They Manchester auction-. they cannot say enough In praise of Bradford D.. Cross'mon, graduate tat Heart Attack After Foot- pointed to converalon of "obrolete loaded with fresh fruit, awaiting Inspection by large buyers. miles northwest o f Donvl|le. Tom assistant hers last year, instructor up a way to better government.” Hampton HIU. About 1-3 mile ot did most of their marketing of ber his ability as a concert pianist. ball Practice. ndd-VlctorUm homes’’ In Boston’s rles In Hartford but did most' o:' Uttle DiffprOnb* — n attering Cdnamenta Watson, a farmer, who saw the In farm management, taking the Olad He's OnL -WtutotoPUS .BiMftdam. - Route No.' —Winchester. Wtosted Back"Bay" into "mddqraized single ^ I r selling to trucksters who came The question .sOmetim^^arlses Press comments In regard to Miss plane plow into the ground, place of Albert H. Flenemann, who "I am not going to be elected 8 Princeton. N. J.. Sept. 18— (A P ) to (Jolebrook. miles stone surfac residences. to ilM farms. A growing, convic- whether large o f small buyers tend Norseen’s soprano voIcB-bave been eald the pilot aF>parently was at- Is now connected with the Park and again, and I'm glad that Pm off tbis 2 Sale I -W illiam B .Limch, 22, Princeton particular board," Spless announced. tog. A call for Improved assessing tion the tnick’ers were taking to pay more bn the average for most flattering. Her woiSc has capti- tempting to make k forced landing Pollard concern In Boston. ^ In the gathering dink. University varofty 200-pound full- “They would not support me when methods was sounded by John C. Work advantage of the lack of an open strawberrieii as well as for other vated audiences wherever .she has Kathleen 8.'Dietrich, of Michigan Route No. 10—Hamden. Whitney / produce. Analysis 'of. prices paid Up Sudeten back for two years and track and I only wanted the truth told.” Spless Ave. secUons. 4 1-2 miles of.retof. Percival, Lowell, Mass., real estate oompetltlve market and paying less appeared. IJorn In Brookljm of The'31-yeaf-bld officer, a student Stole college, assistant pnSfessOr of 8 Kurryl Loti Fbw Doysl Shoes shown no clear-cut differences summing star, dropped dead of a said that he has been urged to run dealer, who. asserted that although than they should at the farm caused Swedish parentage, she has received In the airplane-mechanics division home economies, replacing Miss E. cone, pavement. From Ford street ' the Bolton strawberry men to decide among classes of buyers who pur- of the army's technical school at Charlotte Rogers. ’ Mart atack late yesterday after as an Independent, but that others to Todd street. * assessing was “a highly technical '0 ^ . a thorough training In all branches completing football practice. to hold a market at one of the faims chased more than 100 crates. The CJhanute Field, Rantoul, ni., was Hy^ Irving F'. Fellows, formerly agent have asked him to throw his follow- Route N ^ JL 2^ *Two procedure, we continue to elect and |_47 Area Would Inspire of music, but her voice has.^ attract- Dr. Harry P. MePhee, team phy- Ing to the democrats. This, he In- to appoint men as assessors who to 1082. This market was not an three buyers at New Haven In 1938 Ing alone on a radio beam practice In the; bureau of agricultural eco- bridges and approaches over tiong Regularly 1.70! Black, husky, auction. Tt was so sueceasfui"^that who took more than 2,000 crates, ed attention and' admiration by Its flight. tiomies, graduate assistant In eco- sician, said Re reached t^cJT^lm-' timated, he might do, striving for Ojve. are without qualification for Ahese unjlsual timbre and resonance. mediately: "t found klm pulseless with long-wearing composi- in IMtt the Bolton farmers trans- each paid less per crate than the nomies, replacing Robert H. Farr the' elimination of some present' He Is survived by his widow, Mrs. and,not breathing. I started arti- Route No. 15—Union. Relocation tion rubber soles. Sizes 8-11. ferred their market to Manchester average for the auction, but the iUss Edith Eskridge is an ac- who^ now with the U. 8. Depart- Board membets. New Nazi Conquests Nbreen E. Schlssler, Nonvlch, Conn., ficial respiration at Cnee and gave o f Route 15 a t' Mashapaug. 4 1-2 and changed to the auction method two buyers ranking hegt in size of complished violinist and her' i>iay- ment d^grlculture. In a long review of the origin, of Persian Type three small children and hts mother, him a cardiac etlmulant As eoon the almshouse complaints, Spless by miles of rolled gravel. . In order to attract a larger volume. purchases paid 80 cent* a crate Ing will, add materially to an artis- Nell I^H otley, of Hartfard, as- tic progtam. Mrs. H e l^ ThlU, Philadelphia. as arrangements could be made he name hit out at Selectmen Clarence Route No. 20—Granby. Hartlaad Solel Two Oronpe Unitei. more than the average. By MILTON BRONNER z >ruarta from the rest of Germany— sistant ;profeasor- of forestry and The same- year another atraw- Mrs'. Erickson will be assisted by wa amoved to the hoanltal where Lupien and David Chambers, who, road. Culvert and approaches. Fur fabric Kiddies* The four largest buyers In the NEA Sendee Staff Oorreepondent 1 sore In every Nazi heart. Poland wildlUe, replacing P. FTfengllsh-who TYPEWRITERS herry auction was started In Buck- haf following young w'omen from the latest type of respiration was he said, had also received com- Route No. U. 8. 44— Wtosted-Nor ALL MAKES Manchester auction ranked high in was given practical control o f , the has Joined thA, faculty at, Pennsyl- used with further cardiac .stimula- plaints, but-had taken no action. folk. 6 miles stone surfacing. Sims- 98c Shoes ta^am. After- a week or two of average prices paid. Whether these London. Sept. 16 ^ H Adolf Hiller, the Dorcas society: Miss Margaret vania State eollege. ^ operation the two groups united In free city of Denzlg.-—formerly Ger- CCC PLANS TO ENROLL tion. "It is the duty of a Selectman to bury-Avon. Wtosted-Hartford road. SOLD — REPAIRED buyers were willing to pay high by war or plebisdto, acquires the man. The fate o f Upper- Silesia Leander, Mlsa Ebba Anderson, Miss Hugh W. HtmW, indlkoa Uni- 98 a single cooperative association Eleanor Casperson, Miss Ann .lotin- "When I examined Lynch last Fri- act In such a case,” Splesa said. "I 2 1-3 miles reinforced concrete. Can- RE^^ED — EXCHANGED prices or not seems to depend on was to be decided by plebiscite. The rorstty Instructor in ^ystes, taking day I found him Irt the best physical holding Its auction In Manchester. Sudeten German regions of Czecho- son, Miss.- Esther M. Johnson and the place of Wendell am the unlucky one who stuck his ton-Simsbury. Wtosted -HartfoTO. Sale! their outlets. Those who had cus- people voted 60 per cent for Ger- ABOUT 65,000 NEW MEN H. Kinsey who condition he had ben since he enter- neck out and got knifed for It.’’ From 1933- on, the Manchester auc- slovakia, tjie first great, crucial step Miss Anna M. E. Jpbnspi). Is on leave o f absAnoe. 3-4 miles of gravel surface. Fully Itosd patent or mooth tomers demanding,, large quantltlea many, 40 per cent for Poland,- But .ed.school.2...... Vltaperatleii. ' tloQ aasoclatlon- grew rapidly, draw- will have been taken In the Nazi All Dorcas member have receiv- Tdwanl Karpbff, grodukte assist- • Route - No. -45--‘ Waahtogton ' and Tsather dxf^ds"w7to sturdy lag membership from some towns, of good berries were compelled to the powers decreed that In areas . Washington, Sept. 18.—(AP) — -L-vneh, a resident o f Birmingham, The meeting for a while became 10 pay well to obtain them. ed tickets for distribution. Children ant, In-economies, replacing Leonard Warren. 8 1-2 miles stone surfacing. leather soles. SIsss IH l-t sostly In eastem (^rfectlcut. dream of annexing all lands border- where Poles voted In the majority, The Civilian Conservation (iorps an- Mich., accompanied an American a political rally for Spless, as the Tightly curled Mdheir Small buyer* were the only ones will be; admitted at half price, and W. Parker, who Is with the U. S. D. Route No. 83—Somers. Bridge Ths first year 18,708 24-quart ing the Reich where Germans dwell. the territory 'should go to Poland. nounced today It would enroll about track and field squad on a tour o f speaker launched out at his at- over Avery brook. who consistently paid below aver- the society Is hoping for a large A. at iVaahlngtoh, D. C. pile with the lovely lus- . rates were sold through the sue- The Poles thus won the best part of 65,000 new men In a replacement Europe this summer as a hammer tickers with, gre^t vehemence. For age prices for strawberries at the The Nazi propaganda department attendance of Emanuel congrega- Wilma B. Keyes, Michigan sLate Route No. 158—Culvert and ap- tre of real furl Cotton tlon at an average of 82.28 a crate. the coal, zinc and lead mines o f Up- program from Oct 1 to 20. thrower. As a freshman he broke those who had attacked his patriot- proaches at Mlie Creek. Temporary dllffOD S auction In 1938 and also In previous long ago. put forth, the claim that tion and friends. The concert will cMege, assistant professor of hoihe five college track and swimming B y 1938 the volume had Increased per SUesIa. • The men will fill vacancies caused ism, Spless went Into geneology, bridge provided______backed for long weert years. In 1938 there were 81 buy- wherever there are Germans, they be 'presented at 8 o'clock in. the economics, taking Ae place of Miss records. and appealed to those present to to 80,187 crates at an average price Control Danalg by the department of present en- ers at New Haven who bought less must belong to the Reich and must church auditorium. Mary HtiUjCh who has Joined the His father, Leigh B. Lynch was seek his 'vindication; He bitterly Route No. 167—Fairmtogton. West Neva - moth processed I of 88.'85 a crate. rolleee who have accepted private The organization of the two aaso. than 100 crates each. Th.<^ paid on acknowledge Hltlgr as their Fueh- The Nazis have already tom up faculty at San Jose Teachers ool- an All-America back at Eirown Uni- attached the press reports of his ac- Avon road. 3-4 mile of bituminous, Isge, Baa Jose, California. Sizes from 12 to 44. 147 lations (New Haven -and Man the average 62 cents lees: per crate rer. They long ago published maps p a rt'of the treaty. They praSUcally employment or whose terms havA versity in 1904 and IMS. —UvlUea In connection with the alms- macadam. Aeeter) and the conduct of the auc- than the- average for the auction. showing the territory contiguous to control Danzig. The other day they expired. The replacements will bring hquse investigation, which . he Route No. 177 — Farmington. * tlw Is much the same. Ekich The 27 buyers In this class at the the Reich that some day must be attacked a Polish railway official CEREBRAL INFECTION the atrengto of the corps back to brought about. Repeatedly assert- Lovely street and PlalnvUIe road. 1 Plaid Backs R tguJuly .1.09. Neat, weli- 53 made German. the authorized 300,000, exclusive of 1-3 miles o f macadam. One-way Small Weekly or Monthly / niads black or brown blacl*> ^ a msmbershlp association incor* Manchester .auction averaged 14 and angry Poles in nearby territory ing that the charges made by to Self-trimmed, ex- Indians and territorial* corporation Pajrmcnts Will Pufehaae 9*8 ers. Metal eyelet trim. 3Vi-8. 4 Regularly 6 5 t ~ atsd under ths Odhnecticut law cents s crate below the average for If Czechoslovakia is thrown to rioted for hobrs. Today la western FATAL TO NOVEUST ORANGE HALL mates were, not hts charges, Spless traffic fbr short distances. , tremely w a r ml dng the orgsnisatibn of co> the auction. Germany, this Will; Instead of bring Poland., Upper Silesia and the Cor- . James J.'McBntee, acting director, nevertheless last night by question Any Machine. Sizes 12 to 48. Attractfva Fall Co/ert stive, marketing assoclatfohs. Strong and Weak Points - fng peace to Europe^ be the first ridor, Poland has 1,800.000 Ger- said 1,500 CCC camps would operate and statement show^ his belief to PROFITABU: INVESTMKNT f bth maintain purchasing depart- Some o f the advantages of the chapter In a long etory of crlsai: mans. They have all been united for the remainder of the fiscal year. % the accuracy of the complaints, Hoquiam, Wash.—It cost Frank SERVICE Bsltlmore, Sept. 18 — (AP) — Big savings on ringlees aiants buying fertilizer and other auction method of selling sre that It For what might work In Czechoslo- under one sub-Fuehrer. Every Thomas Wolfe, American novelist, Some locations will be changed. BINCJG * BINGO The Inmatee’ ''^barges,' thoroughly H. Lamb Just 25 cents for election •uppHes for raembera. The Man- requires a very small Initial Invest- vakia, the Nazli would attempt ohce.-lh-a-whHa-4he ^a zl press of died yeeterday o f an "acute cerebral dlecredlted by a\ full and official workers.'to win toe Democratic TYPEWRITER CO. hose, sturdy enough for chester auction holds a vegetable ment, has a low overhead‘ cost and elsewhere. Germany reports the woes of these Infection." ? ____ .. . PIGSKIN ODDITY TOMORROW NIGHT IN ORANGE HALL AT 8:80 ih-veetlgation, were restated by to. nomination for state senator. 195 Trumboll St. Hartford, Cbam every d s j wear, yst'anusp- kuetlon after the close of the straw- does not require a ,^ a t deal of Sudetens Content Germans. Poland has been weasel- Tha 87-ye'ar-oId author o f "Look mate John Scannett, who, to a Hla araan grandson earned toe Local Agentsi ally sheer. Plrst q a s 1 1 1 y berry season. The New Haven space for the volume of business The Sudeten German case Is an Ing between France and Germany. Homeward Angel", underwent two Davldsvllle, Pa.—A football'team lengthy , talk, explainedrptalnc nothing I quarter for wearing a sign reailng KEMP’S auction functions as, a shlpnlng -20 Gam*«, 25c 6 Special Games, 5c a «8in« more than had already been m fullyfuliv 1 —... 44' pure eflk uid full fashioned. done. The l)lew Haven and Man- exact laboratory ca.se. Before the The time may come when she will dperations at Johns Hopkins hospt wltoout a high school opens its "vote for my granddad." Save at Wards! association for members who have home season'today on a brand new known concerning his\ complaints, Keeps cakes freshi Bsksd-en f frolts imd vegetables to ship out chester Btrawberry auctions started Nazi advent to power, the Sudeten face Germany alone. tal after his arrival. .Saturday. He 1 Sweepstake Game Ddor Prize $5.00 and Instead of making wbstantia- with almost no Investment ex«p t Germans outwardly were content. fell; ill of pneumonia'ih July but athletic field. ' . enamel finish. Comdlste with -/ during the summer. The New Classes won't convene until Oc- 3 Free Games ^ tlon of his charges, went pff Into a tray ft carrying rackiseki Lsrgsl Haven auction is cM fcm ely liberal an auction platform for each. cost-. There were no wails about mistreat- was recovering In Seattle when an long-winded program of vltupera. Ing less than a hundred dollars. ment. With the. coming of the Even France 1» not Immune from Infection beg;in and spread to his tober 3 when construction.of 6 ohe-- In Ita membership policy, having low German ambitions, despite Hitler's maugh township’s first high school ' tloih, attacking the almshbuse at- membership fees and annual dues. Either could move' to a new location Nazi.s, all was changed. Nazi agents kidneys and heart.' He was brought ; SIOn FOR THE BIG MONTHLY PRIZE! tendants, ofncials, and' several of 59c within -a few miles of the present organized tha Sudeten Gcrmaiaff' sUtoment that, now that the Saar hero to be under the' care of Hop- building will be completed. The Manchester aucUop Is more re- has been given back, there is no ter the Inmates themselves, -ghrtctlve,-----Merabe«wlUp-f«ea—w«re- . .N.vzi money paid fnr'l-iBlU, up„ach la-SEopiallsta,______..___ .-The Xeague .meeting...had-.-heen; ..I-(o :10:jmL l e n g i A s X . vyor<^ ~f7 raised gradually until they are now vrtth Httte expense. M ,^ e -auction makers, literature. Every l.ncrdent TttDrial"TlTlEraziK"7m"w'een~ Wiib him~Wednesday night, when and the Reich, There la always caned to orter to "get at the truth” “Vfox - IM per year. The danger of auch method proves a falliire^lth any In which a Czech quarreled with a hla condition was descril)e4:as "very tnU T T aK ideF im fitall' Alsace Lorrailne; Alsace, with fta of the almshouse charges, but th^ a membership policy Is'that It defl- given product It can he*/abnndoned Sudeten becahln an inte,rnatkinal grave” w6re his mother, Mlfs. Jiilla occasion was used for the explosion Sale! Extra heavy Texhlde—official size and weight. rich farms and fine factories; Al- .altely limits the usefulness of the with very little Racflflce,.of Invest political Issue.' . E. Wolfe and ;,hls brother, Fred; of personal revenge,.backbiting and Leathef^like material. Long-wearing tlon besides tempting a rIvM ment. It provides an open, more As a matter of fact no German sace, which would give Germany both of AshevUle, I?. C. . comment almost entirely irrelevant Remnants 47S to set ,’pp another assoclatlion competitive roarketi where prices Inside Germany' enjoys the liberty both sides of the-Rlitne“tir that re- to the charges that the almshouse Is It s self-polishingl Justepread the high admission fees, sre kpown to everyone. .In an auc- which the Sudeten,' enjoy*. The gion. And Lorraine with Its won- badly managed. it on, it dries to a shine with- rgei fotk^Uing In both markets tion. market, growers quickly lenrn derful Iron ore. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE Hotel or Poor Farm? out nibbingl Save at WardsI Czech ''oppreMors'? _ have allowed POET LAUREATE W R I1B Sere 225S>. 100 Ft, Rubber Covered Wire are low, twopet cent'st Manches- valuable les.soiis regarding .. qualltv them freedom of speech, of assero- lh.tht.*» territory, tgo, Nazi Tropa- In the course of tl^e restatemebt a gandn has been bus F M ILY ter with a 10 cent-parklng itharge o f .product, t.vpe of package and .*’!i’,J>'f press They have had their, ipay* to aliM whara you can “ BUY WITH CONFIDENCE;” A A P of the Inmates' complaints, many - Reduced forthls sale only! No, 14 wire. Ihd 3 per cent n Ne^^ljaven with methods of grading; because they QUATRAIN t o PREMIER 2.98 1 own-parties, their own German lan- iffara no quoiftionabla bargains. Alt merchandise 7s purchased from were moved to enquire, whether: BLEhiOEO W H ISK EY wire as Power Co.'s use. Latest U R C type! .. BO p a r k i n g c h a r g e , can see for themselves how these giiage new.spape'rs. They have reliable and! authentic eoiTrcee only, and preed as row*^as*po88ble! the faults being found were those Even the 10 yard lengths Both No. 14 p ' Speoialired In Crops- factors influence-price. LATEST VERSION laised by tomat^ of a poor farm, or are at remnsiit prices I elected thejr own deputies to (he OF "THE U OR.M TURNS’* London, Sept. .16.— (AP)r-Eng'- Look over these money eaying prices on famous-liquors. Sedio ___i*.The New.Ha.V£n st rawberry grow^ Changes In . praatlces" brought national -PaTliament and freely at- 1819)% poet laureate,' John- Masefield, . by . paying guests of . a municipal -Fins, .count printed p«r- rs'are locatefi In the . most Import- a b b u th y the- Connrotlcut -straw- hoteL A t length the flrtog ceased esles. Smart cotton shlrt- tock the government of the day In De Kalb, IU.-**-(AP)— For s long has written this quatrain to Premier There** 50 Years o f 100 F t Weatherproof Wire ant general fruit and vegVtable sec-^ berry auctions are » general phsn- speeches. Chimberlaln In tribute to bis peace Prltn Effeetive Sept. 21st after a short disturbance caused by Ingt. Fell colors!, A lttub- tlon of Connecticut. Many of time C'larence Bale's shepherd dog 2®® dpnmeiif of--, the .12-qusrt crate mission to Germany: . ' . Archie Morrison, who sought to de- rience behind Our fsit! 34*.-^ ..V .. Reduced ^qr this sale only! No, 8. Same as lead- 79 ' -those using the strawberry auction picked'on the pet rabbit. But In- avoidance of-dark varieties of her- "As prlam to Achilles for His son,' fend tha almsliouae management, Weighs up to 250 pounds. En- ing Power Co.’s use. Latest U-R C type!...... grow a large number -of tnick and riee, and more-care In grading, es- Now (Viinpiilghs stead of scampering away the other and was called' "a rat" by Scannell Fa?amily’s Retipe! No, 8 crops with strawberries ns Tf-ftllilBmi^Gerinnn territory; * "So you. Into the night, divinely ameled finish. Sanitary non- fruit pecially In droPPlbff the-practlcf of 1 day the. rabbit turned on the dog, -led, and John Pierce, another, of the In- slip rubber idatform. side line. Their strawberry mar- lost b.v Czcchosluvakla, it is almost leaped upon his bark, sunk Its teeth . topping. In 19.1.1 the combined vol- ,. , , I "To a.sk that young men’s bodies, GLEN G O R R It 1 DEWAR'S mates. t $5.98 14 H. P. Motor ‘ ketlng problems differ from their ume of the two auctions was 32,76.1 certain that nelv campaigns w.111 at Into his shoulder and would not let not yet dead - . The session moved on without igenemi marketing problems. The crates? By 1937 the volume of dn.ca begin. go, B.ale had to .shoot the rabbit to -Be given from the battle not *e- 1 . 8 Year OW w _ ^ definite direction, Spless coming . s t f a w b e r r >'4 growers of -Boltop and . R White Label - . _ _ GUARANTEED strawberries sold at the ^wo anc- For Instance, by pleblaclte after pry ft loose 1 ' —. —— . fi fth A back to the attack on hts critics RFDUCEDf Ht^ularly 79c 1 YEAR! Bronze bearings. Split phase type . . . Olastonburv't who furnish .a large tlorls had risen to 81,699 crates. the war, the people of North Schles- again spd again until finally,' John P ^ of the bernes sold at Man- The auction method of. selling wig .voted to' return to Denmark, { scotch H. C- Longdyke moved, and It was UuWcvuii ahester, tend to .specialize, in a few IscofcH 2.49 voted, that the Board of Selectmen docs not wor’k well with all types of from' which- th eir. territory was. tRUtKnlt . . » Reg-ular 53e Lock Set drops —- strawborrles, ' tomatoea. produce n.or 'with mixed loads. Mi.x- taken by force when Prussia made be requested to have Ernest C. psachrs . and cauHflower Their Peterson, almshouse 'Superintendent, ed loadi^ 'Slow up selling and lessen bitter ..war on the little country In ’ Unlonsnit CATALOG ORDER Price cut this sale only! For Inside doors. DuU • mafkettng problems with these lat- 1864. Ever since the Nazis came to appear before the Taxpayers’ ter crops (vre-similar to .those-con {he volunaA that can' be handled. An 1 brass finish. Key and screws in cluded !...... auction Is likely to be. successful th power. , they have been planting i MAGNELL ICE CREAM ue "to defend himself.” In a aected with strawberries . And so windup, Arthur Sho'rts stated DEPARTMENT they ars using the auction' m.ethod' wholesale misrkets .where buying Nails In North Schleswig by th“e 1 • Smoother, More Pslicious, and Finer Flavored! I 'and selling Is In large lote. It ta.nqt simple 'method o f buying up*f.arms l -be supported Spies* "one hun- fop. these' al.so, Since., £oma:t9c.s. " ------...... ~ ' - I ^ cenf". this leaytog the.mix!- Pattery With Y^^iJuarant^ pearhe.s and fall-ratiltflowcr ntnture sb wen suited to clW morning mar-' at fancy prtrBr.-' "The5* h a v e b o m - JEFFEI^SOMi^^ow^ You con buy procHeoly oYtrythlng you 2 kets where. pe^ddlers and store keep- barded the people .with radio props I^K -E N D SPECIAL up a^btt more involved as to the { lata In the summer^ (he aiirlion exact purpose o f-all the talk, but| Pm tgTc ^gularly p;45! Dependable, safe, low priced. )ntaa at. lh> »w4. «»< Ihe-sArowbessy Ffa hii'y .ln ntBall.ainuitlUea ftiiH-Lhfi. 1 ^ J?k6L.tsjl!!LEBPI?jyKX.-QJE..bfAT IQblAL- -DlSTiLLERS-— . - IiVnJiki$Riis pff4ee ------Uay'.s needs. Another requirement "at'lsBstT'Bverybudy lixd' htg 'say. aiosti: Fine { i b ' ’TwJirwriiovai^ s < s a f 4 e 4 asaaon and reopena In August. The Th'ey. _|we laying-the. groundwork General Attuidc. - - X' QUART $1.85 peofi«cm“ BeW'-olf“T J ^ p | « ^ pf^aki-auellmbAavstandardisetL x|uaUs: ;for--4V'ykitin-ol8* Th* peace treaties add^jj these | budget o f SlOO.tXK) which he pro- to walnut.s and watetMelons w e * toes are hjld In storage by fanners small bits of territory to Belgium.! RYE GIN 89 posed cutting IS per cent, were ac- marketed through the. auction that and marketed throughout the win- Here too, Nazi propaganda has been I tually over $125,000. 'This, and Mason. In order of import ane,* ter. Strawberries must be aold' when busy. , The .territory would bring EY^ EXAMINED .J after strawberries came 48 322 other Incidental information ap- reailjy-Fpr that're.ason,im auction Germany'much nearer to L^ege and! peared'to leave a gap to to e Itoe Sale! Men’s crates of eauliflbwer at a value of Is assured of a dependable supply of Sale! M e n ^ , Sale! White $37,446.88; 12,723 baskets of peach- Namur and other Important fortl-1 of reasoning on the budget, which Cut On berA*s In season under Oonncc- fled Belgian tow-ffS and so have a ' was quickly filled by Spieas, who Dress Shirts Work Shirts M for 810,706.58; 11.472 baskets of tlcut^hdlUons, the only place# Flannelette Spark P1ur:s ! tomatoes for $4,792.05; and 4 347 strategical value. i H O LLYW O O D CLUB remembered that toe town had GLASSES FITTED large loads can be readily obtained bought some $1,700 worth o f grain kusbelB -of snap and shell beans’ for are at the auctions. ,,The llmlta.- .'California 8<4 Lithuania Next { Jn Manchester^ for toe almsbouae, and no record, Regxlaily Regularly M.065.60. Strawberries accounted Uons ot time and place do. not. apply '’‘"T o the east Ilea the Uttle, nominal bs claimed, had been kept as to 1.00! 49e! tor 65.2 per cent of total aalei- to apples or potatoes and.' ironae- Begularly eaulfflower, 21.1 per cent: and all republic of Lithuania. After the wbat toe, toxpayerv got back'for iC yd. qucntly. If auctlona for them were thi* expenditure. 45c! other fruits and vegetables, 13.7 per War, the allied ^wera gave, to Lith-, Located at: Bargain Carnival special—re- cant. established, neither Seller nor buyer No one appeared to know-what Every rtdrt fully Preshrunk! would feel any compelling reason panla the former German seaport . duced for this week only! Save M % ! Special this week! f. Types oT Ru>-er«. town oflM em el and Its immediate ' *'to 3b about this condition, so It was Your choice of fins cotton Sturdy cotton covert or The .most important function of for patr-iQlzing the auction regiji- slid over, and Mahoney contihued. broadcloth to plain colors and Softly fleeced white cotton ‘’Suprsm* Quality,” Stogie hinterland, in all aopla 300 square | chambray, triple - stitched! flannelette. Standard quality. Ibe strawberry auctions is to prcH miles with, 30,000'_. people.. Every 844 Main Street making a heated attack on town white, or fast color prints te electrode hot, fat spark i Non-rip sleeve facings. Full Fine for infants'' wear, pa- for easy starting! Buy a '«Me for wl(^ distribution' of (Ton- time Lithuania punishes''some Nazi ‘ offleiala whose salaries, h j claimed, new patterns! S collar stytos! eut! JONJES -APrARENT WTNNEB had been raised while taxpayers’ to- jamas sad slips. 27" w ib. fuU set! octicut 'strawberries. The suc- agitator, the German press'starts a P h o e ^ Ariz., Sept. 16.— (A P ) — eomes have been cut. The meeting Uons are held in the afternoon, at 2 tbumpinjg Campaign. m. in Manchester and st 8 p. m. ®i^_,Seastbr R. T. Jones. Phbenl* 1^1^ 3822 Cheiea of Dry went along for another hour with & New Haven'. Buyers at these wigglst, appeared assured of the the "explanation" of the budget actions can transport the berries nomination for the But the Buropean tour la nob;;^et getting mere and more Involved. motortruck to Boston. New York govemorahlp today after complete. When the independent or Swaat Typas quart The meeting with a keynote of at- Saiall Waekly Paynentp. other out.of-«toto c IUm , pi«- M 1^ Increased to 1,865 votes state of Poland was set np by- the tack prominent throughout, did not gluta 00 local markets and « returns from 85S complete peoe« treaties,' the provinces of F fail for cartridges, although much for a cooslderabls egpan- ^ “ piete pfedneu"^ths sen and Polish Pomerania were tk blank ammunition was fired, and wltjiout Jw>«s had 33,785 votes from Qennany and given to Po- some charges apparently proved to be dudo. ' RICHARD STONE 8o «ba could have a way to tJi Wlfgg V 7^' [> OPTICIAN 7S9 Main Stnat 4720 >j«v l4 iiO M ER V W A IIP !RSI!I?UVA ' - ^ t '' ■ • - '■

ni^sDt.: IM ^CpiSTEIt ETVSmNQ herald, MANCHE8TBB. CONN, rEmAYa SEPTEMBER Wal988 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1«, 193» FAGBj fundamtotal dconomle ' faHacy ^ came t^judga and ha learned many require party registraUon, where well have been part of this suprenia ■ 'JU tid rM ttr tha UmltatloQ of ftroductlon It can 'ihlnga. One of them ta U at a pub- voters are checked against the group of Independenta. If so, they ha made deaf to tiia^entlrd nation t^-^olricial who haropara himaelf Washington party lista when they appear to either had~to .enter at this primary i The Lombardos pink and w hite' deeoratlau^:, HOMO. ECONOMICUS 'Vote, it to brtes emm to change one’i SUPERVISOR IS H O H m the room. An «xoeIIeM dinnor^ —If New Deal opponent^ita (jan get wlth^^t^^paign pledges finds him- time the party of their present lEitniIttd HrrtiUk allegiance .Just betore election day cboies or leave to a handful, of reg- served and games were pla , awtqr from byiterla and1 ratm n to self inNthacklcs .after elecUom ;So riTBtJBBBO BT'TBS By JSfiffics J . O 'Leary ulay Repuhlieana on one hand, and tag the evanlng. ■ Mra.' „ > PRINTING COMPANT, INC logic and humanltarlanlsm;am'. he d efinlt^ niflea out all pledges. -B jf P r t $ f Grmt *WelQonie Btrangeri o f regular Cemocxata..xui.;.tbe..otber,,.- BY HOSPITAI j n t e Chenay and Mlza Ann SulUvaa It BI>m I1 ■tract . He learned Uigt one elected through y', ■ The practical poUticlaas are not fhe aelectlon of - nominees. T h e ir s hoateaaaa. . Msoefcaatar.-Cenn. rrs TBE INDBPBMIMENT - - Miss Potter will eloM ban raoMAa paMUioN / terge campatjpi-^'ikmtHbutioiiu ' , AMERICAN POFUIATION unhappy about that If they are would then be -meTely to choose ^ ?ERO DICTATOR end it ever, this pinch In population VOTTO WHO EUM7TS tween the two at general election at the hoapltal on October 1. Oanaral Manacar \ loifigs later to the^imtiibujora. ' PROBLEMar to u tl^ a man for nomination, they Miss Ceretha Potter Tendered F»»«aa< Oatebar I, Ittt will soon be felt by ‘employers. Oimfi PRESniEM TS want to get any legitimate voter time. And where (ns asks) would. will be married this fall to Tha total foltapaa of Mr. Roose- Louis Soracchl. Raymond Cfiarke. Shower At Coventry Lake he will;.^accept no coiRribijUpn..hlg- they can Intereet Into, the prima' be the political morality of that? Percy Carver; registrar of voters. Ralph Lechaiisae of P a ^ , Vtr P»NlahIS*ETar?^B»a»i»*' Bae^" 6ne of the most Interesting flei^" By MILO M. THOMPSON Cottage; ,To m Wed Thisa former resident nbysia ber of faaclnatlng deductions oon- ing, .that only tl^ose people with the sighlflbmtly large party primary the opening of the league wUl be Henryk Hutchins; ’ grand Jurors,’ The Aaaaelatad Praaa la aaolualvalr Democratic party, la behalf of po- Uon. * a shower Tast night at the summer nith n'hich he-can be charged with Angeles Ijrit can ^ake a rieanonably. cemlng the population problems we lowest ineSmes and the poorest cut lltl(tal morality at the primaries, vote, wW h to supposed to be made at this time. Stafford High'school last June will phauncey Squler, Mrs. Joseph tMwnl antltlad to tha oaa of rapubllaatlon potent influenoe in a eampilgn. And. whether of .not the party •ystiii'iMilsZjaa d S : af all naws dlapatebaa araditad to It some chance of the charges stick- decent one. Araericafis must solve. Tlie writer tural and educational standards are what of the typical practical poli- For PWA Foods For Re< Plan Sapper t (mntlnue to broaden their education Hutchins, Stanley Andrews; con- cottage of W. W.-Cheney at Coven* faiMUiriCrdla ec.ni C. nskbam’sm VssstsMs*a« Cs ar not, otharwtaa araditad In thic They are^cU nsd to ask where leaders would deprive these ua- nnd. LH Its Ht will wbokww M re^mmends a reading of this re- reproducing tltomselvea. in fact, ticians, of either party who are not The AuxlUqry of tha Hatheway by entertaining the various coiiegea stables, Charles German. Donald try Lak/. KIp Nttoro build bttlM opQp SMTSoMro phjndfsl nsl napar aad also tba loaal nawa nab- ing in the mlpda of reasonable men. Somehow we/think Judge Bow- they are going^ look for eonverta tethered voters of a primary voice, Miller Post of .the 'American Lerton Usnad hsraln. ' - . port tor all those who are dealrous those who aree i«least able to raise party leaders? " they propose to gO on broadcasting and Institutions' cf learning this fan. Woodwird. Newton Smith; regis- Miss Potter was the recipient Of OBOoMd koiMwiipjri op jrotir .. .We .ahoulA.come aL-onca.to.. -the- ron,..Df..wbamywe «ava)i -beard-be- oMeafhlng exact-detalto cooceililhg' Aupport children -are directly except ta*.the. r a i ^ Of the people constmetion Project—-Is of .E llingto n . wUl bold a pubUc spa- •MUjt (fthem AH ftfAtS 'a r rapttbneations er Their Job, aa they 'will tell-"yew who haye had ^ t r a r y political political seed and reaping such votes -According to the TIM released this trar of -voters; Horace Little; agent' n-larga asaortment of beauttful glftr tdmjoy Ws. apaelal diapatokte harala ara also ra- end of this talk of Roosevelt's be- fol-e; will mal/e a good’mayor If be the population dlfficultlM confront- M'®'’!’®""**’’* Itecplng the birth- and have told us, is not to deter- ghetti supper at the E llln ^ n Town for town deposit fund, Mra. Donald Of silverware, linen, glassware and aarrad.______inclinatloha prevt( as they toay without^ looking too week by Stafford qchobl officials, live t o . mine rtghta and wrongs but to -get HaU on Tueeday night from six to electei(^ accessories. The gifts ing a. dictator. la elected. ing the Anderican people. It is ths * * *■ it With (he T he President b a ^ his com hard at their tssth, their pemgress Called Necessary. girls hay« enroUed at the State Woodward. ------' iw i sarrtea allant af N. ■. A, Sarv- writer’s IntenUbn, In thiT article '*toalthler, better educated and more things done politically, t o them, or their party reco il eight o’clock. The Bupper~ts-being' Notes were arranged on a large table un-' •undnB. te He could not dictate, a atngfe ment about moralHy ^ t b e situa- TehcBeft UoIIege In Wllllmantlc for dejt a pink and white umbrella with Whir i>ot toko PUkluMi*B laa too.______' merely to point.Out several ot the I classes the birth-rate hM the high morality involved lies In Somebody, they sky,, has to get held to raise funds tor the work of ,a degree in Bachelor of Elducatlon; The first meeting of the fall sea- Ssnstorlal nomination. Tt ta still the rightness of objectives, not tion in Idaho. He hadXbeen in- the organization. ‘ **nBtUBg Ufa**? ■ Massbar Aaartaaa Nawapapaf. Pnb- /OPTIMISM ■post important pfoblemA for a terrific tumble. For some formed that Republicans Xnarked things done—poUtloally. . Rockville, Sept. 16,—(Special)— seven are taking • poet ‘ graduate son of Columbia Grange was held in '■^3 'llabars Aasoalatlon. . . mors significant that he could not solution of which economists are I t^*toon, the better able ' Americans methods. . ' Beal Ectate diange -S An Inconspicuous Item In this Theirs Is the task of influencing Oemocratle ballots in StuKJeient Application has been made by the courses at Stafford High. Yeomans hall on Wednesday eve- get his party to'glVe.hlm the rejec- pressing and upon which volumes ^oom e to raise -children, the less number to defeat .Senator Mr. and Mra. Ctaorgr.OoIeman of ning. The number of patrons ■at- .. -Jhibhabara. Rapraeanutlvaai Tbt moming^. stats publto'oninion- aiid-gettiBg -out the .city for-a.£w a-grant or- appcdprla^ The foUowlng is the list of. those Guy Lombare trend continues the practical poUticlanr^here, however, Tolland (Community Hall. Plana are In/of brsae. Also four a.tif} ■ half Nanctity of the Booth renominated.by a 'wide tnargin t •e for a survey of^4^ plan.t smd Kozelka and Pauline-Julian. Morse excellent Work It haa done In the " W 1 ' • • I- II ' .V i » . it-Is to understand the same electo- of the United Stater there haa becnT®®“" ‘ *>' will-, become inoreaelngly .They argue that by " whatever ts-how poseibly to dlsUngutoh a Re- another six term despite le ehttre sewage systeShi.. - being made for a aeries of similar past year.' FRIDAT,. Bfla>TEMBi;R 1« million dollars of real money Invest a constantly Increasing population, popwtoted by an Inferior, caliber, of publican in aucb a state. Perhaps '/ XThomas F. Bowes, conamttog. en- social events during the winter sea- Bualneee College. Hartford; Eleanor rate's refusal, to follow the sugges- means they accomplish their ends, expressed opposition of President ^ Boyle and Ruth Reid. Connecticut Columbia' residents will be inler* ounce ed In sn Indepiendent Industrial con According to the latest coifiplete P*®Pto. ail to made moral by the fact that these Idaho voters were independent Roosevelt, said herp today "the” - 'xgineer of New York and memhera son. ested in the announcement of the * tion- that ill (vould Kelp lllm greatly voters. State College, Stbrrs, Jerry Skopek 1.19 census, that taken in 1930 there Another phase of the same, prob of bia staff have been in Rockville - BUBBLE, BI TBBI.E if some other Senator were sent to/ erm l.s a lot of money; though It la when the voter is alone in the vot- great Democrats" will be quick to and Barbara .Bradway. St. John’s engagement of. Miss Margaret were about 120 million people in i f for' the past two months . studying Lake ^ Compounce has scored ; Larry Owens and Fre^ Htgmanx. NONE HIGHER said to mark only the conclusion of ing booth he can do wbat he caat aside bitterness pf the cam- Prep School, Danvers, Mass., Fran- Badge, daughter Of Mrs. Florence While it is unreasonable to sue V^ashlngton. v / the country. It to now eetlmated difference in birth-rate between the pleases without let, hindrance or Wilson’s Diagnosis paign Just ended ’’and'work for the the local plant and have presented Badge, of 32 Hopkins street, Hart- another mustdal scoop this seasoit In: These same men also mmprise the So, any way yoii look at It, wi’, a first step In a long range program that our population stands' at about residential districts of Cities and anybodsr's knowledge. their rep<)rt and recommendations cis. Hosey. State Trade school, Wil- Formerly To S1.98 pact that Prime Minister Chamber- This man callesl attention to a party and' ita principles.’’ SOUTH llmahtic, Raymond Panciera and ford, to Philip Qulrln of Pennsylva- obtaining the services of Guy Lorn- j saxBphone trio arid doi/ble on flutes of expansion, and modernization up- 126 million. The mere numbers are thclr .stums, as well' as a wide dto- But the President questioned statement President Woodrow Wil Complete unofficial returns from to Paul Menge, - chairman of the and clarinets, 'This/ combination lain made bis sensational round trip Rooseyelt.ls as far-from being/ a Francis Vail. Mount St. Joseph’s nia. Mr. Qulrin is employed at the bardo and his Hls- Royal Canadians I on which the concern has entered.. not Important, but the significant parity between the. rural and urban that. ^ He said at Hyde Park that son once said: all but one of Georgia’s 1S9 counties Health and Sewer committee. Al- Pratt and Whitney Aircraft -Com- makes as versatile d group of in- NEW LOW PRICE POLICY by air to the doorstep of Chancellor dlctatof, even to his ovmi party/ as birth-rate. Those people living In C6llege, Hartford, Miss Margaret One of these things that brings point to observe to that the move- the altuatlon to probably not moral "Politics in this country does hot in Wednesday’s primary gave ths though the survey is not complete, COVENTRY pany and also resides in Hartford. for Sunday night, September 18th. ' .strumentallsts and vifoalisU as there Hitler without soma pretty definite anyone could wish. ' ' / ment of our population has levelled the slums of ' American cities are if the voter happens to be a Repub- depend any longer upon the regular veteran seitafor 141,922 popular it is felt that tt woul(f be wise to Ward. Edgewood Park school and The wedding .will not take place un- Probably one of the most difficult; admiration' to sailors, postmen Junior College, Brlarcllffe Manor, is in radio today. Guy Lombardo pUi'iKiaa. the dlploihatlc mMeuyar- It may even be Indicated, h^r the off and we are now placed In the more than reproducing themselves, lican voter in a Democratic voting members of either party. There are votes and 246 county unit votes • apply for a Federal grant at this At a epecU)] town meeting held til some time next fall. name attractloMr'Ip Amerlck to ob- has recently completed an en$age- femdt l^ lhe"'attempled piirgerThat truck-drivers and-such like folks to pnslttan nf having a Statibnary or whereas the Tcaidents of better -dls- booth...... not enough regular Republicans " in 'eompared to 102,464 popular votes ' ; 'tlih * Unfit: for making these grants New York, Eleanor Plnney. United Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Buell of Co- tain for a one*nlghter, Lombardo; lag of Europe pnssenta to all on the Wednesday night'over the quesUon States Navy, John Zelz. • ment' at the Waldorf-Astoria and the fact that. When It storms they even'gradually declining population trlcta are dying out. As between This leaves the practical politi- this Country to take . end hold Md 148 unit votes for hto nearest ends shortly. lumbia have announced- the mar- chose Lake Compounce for hls-only I also a radio cofomerclal for Bond outside—add probably to those moat Mr. Roosevelt has a good d/aMe.ss cian wondering what a Republican of building a new sch(x>IhouBe, or Miss Teresa Burlick of Hartford don’t stay at home and cry about Such a sitnatlon poses a number urban and rural districts the rate national power; and I must immedi- rival, former fiov. Eugene Tal- When the sewage disposal plant riage of their daughter, Bertha Mae, Nevr England appearance ' on the j Bread over the Columbia network. OB the inside—a picture of eoin- to say about what goes W wllhtn of growth of the former la declin- voter is and what a DemocraUc ately add there are not enough regu- modge. schoolbpuses, there was not even is visiting with friends and relatives It but go on with their Jobs, out In of questions, most Important of was improved about ten years ago, to Edward Wilcox R ati bun of He- limited schedule of one night stands | plete, hopeless add uttsr confusion. tha ma(^lnery of. the byfmocratl which Is whether or not a popula- ing. contrasted with the prolific booth may be. He knows that there lar Democrats in this country to do. Federal. District Attorney Law- it was stated that a second or ad- standing room in the town hail for in town for several dayzu bron on last Saturday. They were that he plans to make. - | the rain. ' We would ba In a pretty are many states in which a voter it either. This country is guided rence Camp, strongly endorsed by Bernard Gilman of Furnace Ave., The bMt tntonned commentatora of party than Jim Farley 'hiui. Farley tion figure stationary at 128 million birth-rate in rural arca% As a mat- ditional stage would have to be In- those who did not arrive , early and married in Andover by the Rev. Guy Lnmbardo might well be pickle jiretly often If they didn’t. Xl to dMirabIt ojp hot.” In other words, ter of fact, the American population is permitted to choose bis party and its policFis determined by the thq President as a man better flttefi ,. StaUed in about ten years. many voters were obliged to hear has returned from a motor trip to William B. Tuthlll, and will llVe at Intinmatlonal,relations, In Europe aa WM never In favor of the purge. He freely for the purpose of a current called "a sentimental guy”. For, Is refreshing to be made aware of would we be better able to develop *to rapidly dropping off if it independent voter. . . . I say to the to carry on the Npv Deal, was third '. If the grant is approved by the best they could from the outside of Cape God and Boston. her parents' home. though he' is generally regarded os a wall aa In the United States, are let It be known that he was nn^. election. In such a state, the voter Indepebdent voter, you have got-us with 78,223 popular votes and 16 Federal Government,, it will be Word has been received here ot an IndustrlaJ- concern that doesn't our vast resources if we had more M''®''® ° ° the whole gets either a Joint ballot, both bal- opened windows. The final coimt of Horace Little and Clair Robinson suave, sophisticated music maker, at making the wildest and most con- And It is Mr. Farley Md not the people, or are we already .overpopu-1 **’® nreas aa well aa the poorer In the palm of your band. I do not imit vdtes. necessary for a city m.eettog to be the lengthy check-Ust vote i^owed the death of Joseph Faille at Mil- are attending' the Republican State quit on Its Job and run In out of the lots or whatever ballot be asks for. happen to bs one. of your number Under tba Georgia system a total heart he gives sentlmeat its due—r 'Umdlctory of guesses as to what the Presltient-who to the Hispen.ser of lated. Many people are inclined'to dtotrtcta,> such as those found held for the citlzen^to approve the 168 against buUdlng a new echool, waukee, Wisconsin. , Besides hls conv(:ntlon- in New Haven. Also In sacrificing both time and mSney on rn'In but proceeds on^the theory that He names hls party at the polling but I recogntos your supremacy bs-^ of 206 .county unit votes are neces- iWdow Mrs. Yvonne Faille of Cen- federal patronage. / attribute our present economic dlf- North Carolina, are breeding chll- place or in the booth and may movement, before the entire project and 45 in favor of the prriject. New^aven is Mrs. Julia Little, who numerous occasions for this rea- laimedlats future contalha, cause I read the election returns.’’ sary for nomination, rsgardlesa of is agreed upon. The-city, officials tra! Falls, R. I,, he leaves two broth Too many Republlou writers anRESS' grill was made on Thursday, and he hot going to coma at once to the nified hls streligtb. They would •sqiiare mile of arable land, we In genlc force operating In the growth 'Ihs. Mle.ctmm. ofJheJow n (rf Ei- 000; and a four-room building for COLUMBIA \ likgton, Joseph A. MaeVarish, Jos- the north parish at a coat of $38.- - WE8TCOTT RICE Dresden, Germany—Dr. Ferdin^ j;tta(thed a sentimental significance Brilttary support of tha Sudeten have been doing much better to New York, Sept. 16.—Wayne this country have something like of the American people. to' tbe date. 4 sph T. Glrar^nl -and Milo E, Hayes 000. The town’s portion of the ex- 675-12, Wllllmantlc Division and Hueppo, 86. eminent bacteriolo- rebels against Czechoslovakia; that paint him In hls true colors as only 126 people per square mile of Featured with the Royal Cana;, Morris, 's new gift to Finally, one other of a great will hold a session '.tomorrow at pense, $55,000 to be borrowed a t a giet, noted sportsman and organizer high toned aristocrat with a far too arable lard,, Rather than admit of the German football league. dlans is the famoue Lombardo Trio \ ha did not dare to accept forthwith U'^nmankind, clamored, first to see that the present low standard of number of fascinating problems Is their office in the Town HaU, to- possible 2 1-2 per cent rate of in- 37>e first definite step toward con- the challenge of the Czech govern- high opinion of .hls own understand- the Rowery. gether with the Town Clerk, Mw- terest, payments on the principal tolldatlon of public schools in the Princeton. N. J . — William B. composed of Carmen Lombardo, living for'moat o f our people to the I concerning the .migration of Lynch, 22 of Birmingham, Mich., ment In maintaining martial law In ing of social and jconomlr prob. He had heard a lot nVout the result of a- general j|>opulation prea- people from areaa of niggardly eco- shaU E. Charter. The purpose of the to be made over a period of twenty town of Columbia was Jaken on Bowery before his first trip to ■ewloa wlU be to administer the years. . " Tuesday evening in Yeomans hall varsity fullback on tha University rallewM " 'Sttdetanland and In (udering the ar- lems, who greatly fancied himself .sure In the United States, it must nomic opportunity to places where of Princeton 1937 football team. New Yor1(. From hls reading he be conceded that our country could 'D'*y way be better able to earn a ' elector's - oath to those persons Recommendations were also made when the voters of the town'voted )naat tor treason of the Nazi leader as the drum major^of a parade of We're making dreams come true for one central school building to to appropriate a sum not exceeding San Sebastian, Spain — Manuel COLDS, had developed quite a curiosity _aupp living. In a recently published book whose names are on the Ust of wait- Garcia Prieto,, Marquee de AlhUce- Rcniein. i-The anticipated sequence the plain people into a "new order," about th.it gloomy part of town ing to be made voters. The ses- serve both North and South (^ven- $40,(H)0 as the town’s share in the wo could only find a method of In- turned out by a-number of author- try. ^ mas, 78, prime minister for six Fever and ’«( events has .been broken. Hitler but had very little Idea of how the which ('ontalns, the human drift- sion will be held from 9 in the mora- erection of a consolidated school by suring that all the goods we are Itlea on internal migration headed Propbnents of the measure con- years during the Spanish monarchy. has been set back on his heels. new order'was Id be attained and wood and derelict fiophouaca. Be- able to produce would be distributed by Dr. Carter Goodrich, four regions until eight in the evening, the vount o f' 64 for consolidation Headaches sides. he would he on hls own with, pur new Pendleton Furniture! standard Ume. sidered the -present need of new and 48 against. Mswia. Tafclata who has developeil an unusual eSpaJ among our people. Furthermore, in- pf poor economic opportunity were Peru haa the amallest Jewish pop- I However, the pot Is. stUI boiling. to w n ..there (.fald .. he)..;: rubber-...... Flaa Anniversary Dance school buildings as acute, with 194 The meeting, cali«8i_iB( ,the select- iiilxa, XwM OrwBS. tw OwlSa stead of a smaller population, It pointed out. Anal^ng each area chUdren now attending the south ulation of any-country-ta the vVorld Ifmiously and gl\'ing off a cloud of (?ny fof"messttg ihlhgs“'iTjr' necking to hls heart’s content with- RookviUe Lodge of Elks will bold men upon the request of the govern- —about 300. I Tit "Kab-lfr-Tlawi”—• WawSerfal seems that we need a much greater from the point of view of ita stand- parish'schools, and 104 In the north UalaiaBt ■moke and steam .which blinds the Anyhpw, any Idea of Mr. Roose- out benefit of autograph hounds and ard of living, and also taking into a 20tb Anniversary dance on Sat- ment Jo r Immediate action by the a retinue of admirers. number of people In order to prop- parish. town regarding an appropriaUon, ayes of the world. To pretehd to velt J)elng a dictator In fact or pn- consideration the po.ssibilities df'Im- urday evening, October 1st at the So we took offjs'iiiy from ouf erly exploit our vast resources. Elks Home. Charles Murphy is The opposition felt that the prea^ filled the hall to capacity and drew ba able to foresee tlie (lutcome of tcntlnllt.v. has been rediicepjaaiu (KHinds at the Inst welghtng: Wonder*~™torstt''bTfa£ri'i:t/tm“ £iTiy/Sg«'MTli'lHogi popamteaTto” ■iTtotioir.to-"^ H. Pagan! and Dr. A. Gessay. Coiintvmeettng-regwitaig-theTnmpoaed.naw RiilMlno- In RnnO-rfit.. tending the ■meeting. Paul .CornMI, keynote speaker at hair; sh-arp, blue eyes, shoulders as only youthful applicants for Jobs'. sources. County Building In Rockville, on CZECH D EFEN SE The dance will be for the members which question ho will have to vote, Although the. town has voted to the Republican state convention last broad a,s Atlas', a stride -that com- Inasmuch-os our national birth-rate First in Importance U the “Old appropriate the $40,000 aa its share K Cotton Belt’’ of the . South, ' frdm of the Elks and their friends. Those aa Representative. The Response was Bight, put hls -finger sqinrely on Speculation as to' the exient to pels hls walking corppa'hlona to has started to decline, we are con planning to attend are asked -to in the cost of erection, there still is' fronted with a situation in which which several million people must unanimously negative. 'Wbat is undoubtedly the mdst ln»- take up the rear, panting. make rMervations with the commit- no definite proof that a school can which ■ (jzerhosiovakla could defend And we went to the Bowery gradually each year fewer young move because no longer can the re- portamt—snd completely disastrous tee or stewards before Wednesday, be had in Columbia because -it is | herself,. unaided, •’agniii.'it ah attack where this youthful (he's 24) star men and women will grow up Into sources ot this area support them. - S e p t e m b e r 2 8 t h . not at all certain that a federal i Secondly, several hundred thousands — ml.slake of the Roosevelt admin- by Germany Is not llliely to dimin- of the fiM-ent .''Kid Galahad." the the . working age. .ITiat is to say, Oessay-Osaclano' grant will be given this town. Fur- .Istration, the philosophy of creating ish greatly oven If there Is a. mo^ iirrcnt "Valley of the Giants" and the pyramid of American popula- of mountaineers must migrate from WAPPING ther, should the town receive the DFl/G SALE The marriage of'Miss Elda (Xas- I tin* forthcoming "Brothem Rat," tion will narrow for those ages be- the Southern Appalachian region If .jscarclty to .produce, economic stnhll- Jtitnlary ea.sing of the sltimlion fol- ciano, daughter of Mr. an(J Mrs. N. MRS. W. W. GRANT grant, it sllU must vote to accept It, could observe .Manhattan lO'wllfe, tween 6 and 18, and It will broaden they dealre to rMse their atandard 8809, Manchester whif:h may, at another time, be vot- Jty. the visit of Prime' Minister C. Casciano of 35 Ridgeweiod Road, without being Observed hlm«elf. between the ages 40 to 65. In other of living. These are the people to West Hartford, to Dr. Anthony L. ed down. I Buy One—^e t One For Nothing ■W> can recall no more ednidnclng ' CThamherlstn ,to H'tler and pending We passed 'he barbelrsMp where woroteg-aftlsto.|'hlrth'ratB. wa-w.dll-come.U).have..leas thXrd. ptoce. several huiulred. thou'; <)f the proposed $30,000 is the result ths-eonvenlnr'of-the Bnrisri "psrits:- sands more are' superfluous. In the -Geesey trf 66 High street, RoekviUe Biu-ber HUI, in the northern part of which underlies Jhe whole mschln- ment , • plies his dubious art. .The rhas- and less young people'appl3dng for Grand Rapids Made Sofas took place on Thursday morning at of aa amendment to .the second SATURDAY ONLYI Jobs and more arid more irilddle- 'Cut-over Region" of . thb'^. Great •ry of New. Deal "regulation" irr was sitting In a barber chair S t .Thomas's CathoUc church in this town, are Uie parents of a sop clauae of the warning which speci- There Is a very general tepdency ss we pas.sed. He suddenly bound- aged people. Lakes. Finally, a vast number of fied $30,0()0-as the town’s shore.The thsji Is contained In the f,ollowlng Hartford. Rev. John H. Collahan born last Monday, a t the Hartford to take It for grantrd ttmt: alt—Thw “ci+ -oTt( of it.-» “Hey' dat's Wajme This meatjs that to the future the people must be taken from , 'the hospital. Mrs. I^vls Is the former amendment was proposed by Town paragraphs from Jhe address; 'Bust Bow i’ and given a new eco- FIVE STYLES ojndated. Miss Aida Casciaho Was Germans would have to do would MorrtsI" he boomed to no one in American 'employer must adopt a $• maid of honor ancl Stephen Gessay, Mlsa Agnes MlUer of WlndaorvUle. Clerk Hubert Collins ahd carried by policy of hiring am increased num- noralc opportunlliy. In (he AAA crop; reduction prie he to march right Into the western partlcidar and' was out on the CHOICE OF Jr., of RoekviUe wai best man. The and was a substitute teacher at the a vote of 93 to 11. threshold before you uld thread ber of middle-aged men nnd women. AlthOughi Gocxirtch and hto collah Wapping grammar school last year. DRUG CO. gram throe, and. a half million till- 120 CDVERS ushers were Louis Gessay, Sergio L. Victor Frid,' an architect from ihalfxif the, repuhlle at whatever .Vo longer can he pass up the man orators demonstrate ' conclusively nno w . c P*’«»cripUon Pharmacists ers of the soil were driven of! needle tor tattoo Job. , O sclano and Alladlno Casciano. Mr. Davis was formerly principal of Hartford, presented figures based ■ their Jobs. There was no longer I point thdy (night ehiai.s'e, stamping of 45 for the rugged youth. Further- that these people must move In or- the -EUlngton O n ter echool. He -Is on erection-of buildings In other 903 Main Street We Deliver Dial 5321 der to. raise their own standard of Marjorie LeRoy was the flower girl room for them. They pmd'iced jon all opposition. IJttle accnimt Is Inrngiilto .Slips a Cog more. no longer will he be able to Ofid Nlebolaa Ferzacca, Jr., the ring now teaching In Suffleld. towns slimiar to the one proposed.-I . |oo much. We hurried around the dim cor- a.ssume 'th at a worker Is worn out livfogi'as well as that of those' they bearer. ’ CharUe MorrlU who lives with for Columbia, which were nearly made of the fact that (•rcchoslo- leave behind, they are quite hazy as ner and ei^tarod CltlnatowTi, If did 'St 45. This trend In population Who hasn’t dreamed o f eome day owning the best of fum iturt ? Today, Following a wedding trip to the Mr. aqd M ra WlUlam^ Waldr(>n a t .Uje same as those totals presented 50c Russian MineYaLOil, pts. .2 for 50c THANKS Yet our people have never had vaWln has. .a peace time army®twire to where these people should be the O n ter, who has been confined enough to eat.. . ' ' nol lmprc.vith the absorb the'm,-especially in tlmra of turn to hie home Wednesday after- 85c McKesson Cod Liver Oil ^ bllUon poubds of milk c.-pcrlally •tbe rirc iff. tli> .>tnte :■' '■ ■ > ■ , ] ' attended Edgewood Psa-k in noon. lng the amendment Of, the second .2 for 85c A MlLLiON Chinatown ih the' country. Improvement to business,' however normill business activity. clause, the all important vote was Sofas . -Pleated back lounge (sketchedX, Georgia, Tuxedo, Lawsoh Cluh^ rcliff Manor, N. Y„ and Dr. Miss Bernl(m Morin, a graduate of 50c Pure Aspirin, 100s ...... " ’'.,0*11 i"-' ' A anmk dnmk stagj staggered up the. str.eet sy is a ‘graduate of the Rock- taken, with the result showing 64 in 2 for 50c ...... Gff--,/A-,4»p.,(yul«h^-T London Club five Ilistinctiye,a5yle8,-are available in'your choice of 120 , New Britain Teacbera’ coUege last -Hlgli-eehool'xmd-the 'University 'Tear,-Is- the teacher of Y^Osorvflle .favor of A .town. appropriation and for’the patronage shown to us at recent sale at Public hito tho field In.n few iIhv's up with him and headed the hap- room caught lip with the,(tall and ! worried Wa>‘pe: and that was the I 35c White Pine and-Tar .;..,. 2 for 35c seven billion poiindn oi vcget:ihiVs different covers. Damasks, bro*"" aridi • riihBCDrtripkCff' oftr' 'wrij- Hke to have, a- Utils time to'New. all necessary arrangements tegpxi "" heslth. XYe" hfieded nil of it and rhln.s had got together to watch York for his drawing activities, 'W dbbli%f'fi^n'gi'tfed 8 ways with best Itaifa'n fwihl‘; frames' of rolid Thursday until Saturday, September Theix Abe. S . Miller Pioei- Auxtiiary $L25'Citrates .and Carbonates, within the time limit, and Imyc therefore~decidCd to •' we did not haye it. That IS v,hat into Gertmin territory and open to around'the bright lights that throw 24th. wUl obaerve their lnstallaU(m aervl; Ing (Miiatructioh ot a school shouL the fim and they didn't respect an incandescent glare on Times because he-happens to be an able mahoerany; 100% cotton„felt upholstery, applied in layers . . these are fea- the tp^'ta‘receive the grant and vote cEn Ipam ■■ froni out* •g^ovem* altaek from three .(.ides W.iynf’s Incognito, either. \Vord Robert D. Mpwty, 20. of 2 4 'Lin- at their meeting Friday evehin continue for a limited time to sell at private sale. Tt l.'( Kqiilte Square. We were parked-ag.iinst a caricaturist. He's glad that hls September 23, at the Town' HaU. ^ acceptJt. A committee of three ------2 for $1.25 ment. Department of Agrinilture Chinc.r ara ■ pla so much^aa “the Mistake of the several times as far. .- - ■islre 'to glimpse Brooklyn though ed at our first mecca of nlg'ht life, Now word will be awaited eager- gSSM YworUi $49.76). Built to the same qieclflcationa os the sofas ' charge of speeding. naturalized between Sep t 17 and fy by the town from Washington 50c C ^ r a Sajpada Tablets, 100,2 for 50c New Deal" which lies at the heart The view o^ Some- Ameriean ob- he had beenr given to understand in the Casa.;^lari.ma. "Kid Galahad" Tokyo, Sep t 16.— (AP) -y^The > To Take Down Mill signed hls name forty times, by ac- above, these Chain are avaOahle in your choice of 120 covers. election day may be made voters at as to whether a grant wUI be given o< the New Deal operation and has servers th jt the Czechs cjould hold that the borough across the'river Foreign office, spokesman said today Tba M. T. Stevens and Sons .Com- another session the day before elec- 35c Hinkles P ills...... 2 for 35c Ls a/; foreign country and requires tjial count, for the Idolaters at the this town. I t is understood that no Salesman on the Grounds Eveiy Evening produced historic failure. ‘ out along against the (Germans for the cabinet was. considering pany is to tear down the large tion. Persons who- have been in grants wUl be given untU after the passports for entry, We ■ pauM surroundtog tables. A t 2 a. m. Mr. wooden building cm the New icngimd at least two months may be far Morris sighed that- he'd bad enough. strengthening its moral bonds with Tour mammoth floors . . SO model rooms town six months by election dsy first of October, and construction n Olycerin . . . .2 for 25c This mtoUka is thfc notion that long eriough to take a'ateak repast Mill pn^ierty on Vernon avenue. • ' . ,-W ’ , • from erroneous. Even If war should a f Peter Luger’s, which has saw-' '*''® home. The doorman Germany and .Italy, antl-Gommuiiist . . over 40,000 square taet of floor space . . also may be made vbters'at thla spe- must start by the first of the yrar 52® Shampoo ...... ,,. 2 for 50c greet reforms and humanitarian at the cabaret asked for his auto- are devoted, to the'acUlng and aerviclng of TUs wooden b u ild in g .^ not been cial session. -v - - for those towns receiving the fed- obJecUves .cm be hccompllshed start at once It to improbable that dust on the flcx>r -and rickety dec- allies, hut ‘T do not think tl|at used for mill purposee fpr several A donkey basebaU gfune tflU be oration. That jw ea all rljiht wUS graph. When be disembarked at hls means Japan is likely to conclude furniture at Watkins Brothers. eral grant , , without a broadening base of ex- the swastika will be flying Over hotel a youth assailed him with au- yoara, and the brick buildings on plsyed next Wednesday afternoon Caacuees panding production—the notion the celebrated juvenUe from' Hol- a military paot with Italy and Ger- the property wlU not be removed. at 6 o’clcok ak High-school field. It 15c Cleansing Tissues, 200s .... .2 for 15c ■ Prague to a few days, though lywood. The steaks were g reat tographing utensils. He had been many." The Democratic and RepubUcan For Further Particulars Apply To that we can make life richer for waiting there since 7 o'clock. The move to tear down the wood- wUI be sponsor^ by the South (Aucuses for the nominaUon of can- •n . without making the : nation Cxechdadoriskla should have to rely 'The waiters and the customen, He said, however, that "Japan fff Ppnphylactic Tooth Powder . .2 for 25c would not hesitate to use military en building la another step in the Windsor Fire Department The f61 ^dates for the town officea, meet- rtcher. on henelf. all Brooklynites, wanted .Wasme modernising of the entire property lowing xiocal men wlU play on the Morris’ autographs. force to carry out the .spirit of her ing in the upper-and lower h»ii, re- We do not know whether the oon- Well, those are the d4uUs of an in RoekviUe. On account of the opposing teams; Jacks — Alex spectively, nominated .the foUowlng Our gastronomlcal hour done, evening ^lent in New York with an antl-(3omtotern alliance if it hecomes WBtiaato ksysota ■peach, as a absolutely neearanoe J wiBiiss Frank House, George of ttw ■tate'e rot- to l ym tng ta r mayor on a ths'daaoo floor to this of the board of relief, Rob- 50c Pepsodent Antiseptic ...... 2 for 50c Flaa Bhies, Kenneth Juno, C. V. Benja- ert Oobb; first aetectman, Raymond Um min, Joseph Kraereki. Staaleylteiv buwlaiB sBii gjpUsr; aecoad aelaetzBaa. Oeoege Oaljr tha lUnis MantioiMd la TI# AilT«gtlM$BMt 865 MAIN STREET

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■ir '. ,. J Can Stai)e O ff An-^lnvasion JFor Tw o-M onths] coiiEffi Walter M. Rarrlaon.’-'Mio wrote New BriUin Institation' An- tlila first-hand account of the _ nouncet First Meetings Will llgfaUu 8|ren^ of the Citecha. U Im agin g editor of the Dally Start Nfext Week. OHlahoman and the Oklahoma sel f SEMVE q t y Times at Oklahoma a ty, Beginning n « t '‘week, the Teach- taat year he spent three months ers College of Ck>nnecticut at New J . 855 Main Street in Europe, and this spring he Britain wUl offer seventeen courses pbinow BuUdiiiEj rtook a leave of absence to become for teachers. ‘ These, ooureee are i "Where Thrifty Shoppers Shop” attached to the London bureau of designed for teachers whd are Work- - A?*. When events sMmed , to , Ing towards a Hegrae, forr.teachiws he neartng a crisis in central Eu- IwhO 'lU y he 'to'terest^ in auditnig ] rope, he hurried to Prague, the a course, and for the general pub- Csech capital. lic, . *-.■■ ..-7—. . . . J, ' During the past aeveial years a , tfS humbsr 6t teachers Who graduated By WALTER Rf. HARRISOIT. from the two year normal school Sept. IS—ifAPl— Tbst have, through extension work at I * '• A-,’.’ taby rspublic which the cartoonists Teachers Oollege,' earned enough credits to. receive the B. E. degree. '' ■ sausage In the mouth I The courses,' instructors and time of the German Reich may turn out of m'Ming for the first semester to be a gag that will choke Adolf follow: . Hitler. Smoked at 8 Tuesday at 4:30—Economic Geo- When stolid, swarthy, one-eyed Pgraphy, Georg# F. Howei Organisa- Senerai Syiovy mobilized 10 divi- tion and Administration of the Ele- % sions on May 21 in elx hours^ he mentary School, Dr. William P. i caused brows to beetle in Berlin. Dyer; Music,;Yesterday and Today, . A t home the single-minded pa- Grace E. Cushman. - - -...... - 1] triots reafflimed their trust in the I Tuesday at 7:00—Hlatory and blunt. Prussian-like inspector gen- Philosophy of Induatrial Arts Edu- eral who would be chief' com^, cation, Raymitod W. Phipps. mandcr if war came. A gcx^ many Thuraday at 4 ;3Uitont.fpini01l AAE t Stake - j they ask, ''whoWHO ivflUWBknows whatwohl cnwicvchanes Smedley D. Butler to Oolorado next —This IS- about 5 cents in American would become ;Clouded or suffer from Bioney. But Otechoslovakia Is •omethlijg of violence' may cbmtTalohg-^ ifi6hth to aid the poliUeal fight of this demand (for aelf^etermlnsUon elseM sgaln.again. HoweverHowev.r avnfhoi,.synthetic I,.its I pe'rhapsne'rhahs something likelika the ehoat-shoot- Maj. Henry Leonard, retired, a I Beer at the canteen is a few hei- Of Oertnv^H In CERchoslovaklii). boundaries may be, it contains racial tog of the two, Sudetens. after the rancher near Colorado Springs. fers a mug. There the moys see IT WOUD NOT BE OUR Tarsan and other Hollywood pic- and hlstorirol elSmente that were Hitler speech .the other night? General Butler will apeek Oct 7 1 FAJTLT." Would such an act provide an qp- at a Leonard rally at Pu4bIo, Colo., tures with Csech titles and pick So that’s it. ^ German in the remotest sense up American' slang. They play ping- of the word. Therefore, once a na- portunlty to bring the Sudetens in- home town of Rep. John A.'Martin, BUTTER SUCED BACON pong, chess, checkers, pool and German soldiers won’t march in- Oon "vlolatea” a Csech bouftdary. to the German family in such a the Democratic occupant of the FRANKFURTS read. to the Sudeten territory of Cteecbo- the Cseche can claim before World way that neither Great BriUin nor congreealonal seat Major Leonard The two regiments I saw are slovakla and claim it for the Raich opinion that their national integrity France would feel required to fight T Is seeking. He wUI speak here tha Completely mechanized. How many —not yet. > baa been violated. 'They would be in i In that event, Gernaan mastery next night I of the Czech army's 14 divisions First, CJermany's case must go a position of martyra before world oyer Central Europe would be With- Major' Leonard aaw General But- are motorized la a military secret. to. the bar of world opinion, and opinion. , . in reach without the. risk of a see* ler fall during the boxer rebelUon r- Estimates vary from-, five to eight Germany’s patience must bs toy analyst friend. ond Wortd War. That, aa my analyst and brought him out o( range of dlvlslona . threadbare. Germany protebly won’t take- the i ——friend —explalni i It. is why HlUer can Chinese rebels’ gunfire. In doing All Reads Lead To Prague , The Oerman Brotherhood Sudeten territory of Czechoslovakia afford*“ ■ *to bide bis time a whIU so. Major Leonid was wounded] Cottage Chem Am. BOLOGNA SALT PORK Roughly the^republie is the slae As one Interpreter explained the that way. If she la to act, Germany I l*toger, and hla left arm waa ampuUted. hf nilnola. With 1,750 mUes of German case, it’s like this: . tauet be provoked into protecting the 5elb. -froatier to defend, its unite must Everybody, everywhere must un- Sudetens against the-Czechs. Before lO e'b- uttle swiftly. Prague is the cen- derstand that the Germane ate ask- that provocation comes, Germany SlUNT FLYING TO RE I*®*® ASSIGNED ■ of the spider web, from which ing no more than justice for thslr might even aee her way clear to ac- Jsrete highways and railroads Sudeten brothera. The Sudetens are cept a Sudeten aettlement. radiate to the borders. , (tei^ens and have the right, even "Violent protest would naturally . FEATORE AT AIRSHOW ™ ®®YIAW STRIKE AREA] The army's peacetime strength in the democraUc tradlUon, to join arise within the Sudeten area; The Is 800,000 men. Observers” belle.ve the Fatherland. Czechs could be accused of perse- HartfortL Sept. 16.— (A P )—Spec New York, Sept. Ifi.— (A P )—Five I W E V r K R A U T the Czechs could put 900,000 men And If they should rise up and cuting Sudetens ahd violating a hundred additional policemen were fei'sendee in one week. tsciilar stunt flying by Maj. Alford demand that right, and should be sacred agreement. Germany then assigned .today to an area to lower The Czechs, masters of the tech subdued by Czech troops or police, P. Williams, international known could act and explain to the world aviator and speed filer, will feature New York where an "outlaw strike” / blque of machinery, have been the Fatherland would have to res- of three local unions of the Interna- arms peddleys to the ' world for that she was provoked into acUon— the airshow to be. aUged Sunday at cue therm. B^lt that would not be an as well she might be from a strict- tional Brotherhood of Teamsters | - fenerations. W o im ^ ^ opinion _ls. Bralnard field by the Aviation Club —■y- of .Aggrpiwlon.agatoM.-A.nalgb- iy-Gdraan- potnt-of -vlew.^'.... [of- OOTneetteut' r...... - ■ ■ V- LA;. F. o f . Jfc)..-threatened-■to-'epro ^'SH H AMS WfflSTEE CHEESE ■ 'fat?',no'^” anny " t ^ tatt«^'bett^ I boring atate. German Soldiers would to the entire tniekihg liulUati)y I a^pment or a greater storehouse After Hitler’s Nurnberg speech, Major Williams will take to the 1 be risking, their lives to protect I began to wonder if my analyst I air at 3 p. m. in his Gruman Gulf- Officers of the union disclaimed J of ammunition. their brother Germans. In short, "It .any reaponaibillty for the walkout, Skoda emfdoys 40,000 men i in friend had not been reading Herr hawk for a ’demonstration of thrill- / • would not be our fault.” Ritler’a mind ail these months. ing aerobatic flying at .both high which halted much of the interstate eight factories. Courteous as the And the determined Hitler could trucking in ahd out of New York j Soreign office waa 1 could not For certainly the Fuehrer spent and low altitudes, ■ permission for not be pictured by enemy propa- most of bis hour and a quarter un- which has been obtained from the yesterday.' b r ^ into a Skoda plant Sixty- gandists as -"the mad dog of Eur-' ! TTie walkout followed a meeting j flva other factories in this amazing der the glare o f a world spotlight Bureau of Air (Commerce. JACK FROST ope.” Their would be ample reason insisting that Germany had no de- Included also on the program will at which the members of one local CAMPBELL'S Batten of ^5,000,000 population of in wbst he did. beard a report 6’n negotiations for a ‘ RINSO Bumy toi%ue8 are devoted entirely sire to threaten the peace of the be an exhibition of formaUm flying Mpntha ago, I asked one of the by a squadron of ConnecUcut Na- contract to rsplace one that expired 4 xxxx SUGAR to the making of war equipment. world uhlese provoked. Sept. 1. TOMAT*0 SOUP best informed anaylste of Central He went on to explain that Ger- tional Guard planes. ' i When we were in sight of Prague European affairs, why Germany did i^ext week throughout the nation a concentrated program will cm tbs return trip, our car paused 9**ny had foresworn revenge tw o KILLED Dr CRASH / not follow up her march into Aua- France.by.giving up.Ai- FRENCH MOTHERS URGED Bt a miauty airdrome, with huge TO EUVE MORE CHILDREN arctopped concrete and -ateeL hang- tel*' with an Itttaediate'.anhocatldn' eace-Lorralne once and for all. ‘ of the Sudeten territory with its Weetfleld, N. T „ Sept 16__ (AP) lb.pk{.g be spf^nlored ih ah endeavor to demonstrate the importance of Re> \ ars which may shed shrapnel and Say# It's Up To Cteobs ■- Washington. - —Two man from Erie, pa., were I \hlgh explosive—the test has not 3,500,000 Gerinans. But, when it cornea to Germanic (A P )— France Is doing something about her mlaa- killed early today when their auto- copje. ,J That, said my analyat friend, people in Csechoslovoklar- GENERAL COMMITTE would _he violating the bdundartee I ing ^population. mobile skidded on a curve and over- 2is:35 tailing in the improvement of conditions, and the progress of the Trim, i^shortwlnged pursuit ships "It is a matter of the CzeRiosio. The American eommarclal at- turned. The victims were Frank “0 with thwderous Volta engines dived tache' in Paris reports that the Giamanco, 29. and Samuel Ckirflo, d ELMORE WATKINS, Cheir$iu to tight Ntomqtion. French are using a s j^ m of fami- SO. Tw o other Erie men, James Xfeee, Tp Berlin •' , i ly allotmenta to encourage larger Selamone, 32, and John WUnieakl, FANCY RICE lb. 5c 1 JelLO An Ffevore 3 pkgs. T3c cpuntry. ,This is in no way an exclusiviely Retail program.. Out­ Prague ls><1ose^ to many of Oer- families. .. 86, were tnjure(|. RoMeO Pbtter(4Mi->PotterteR*s ' Bjany’s rteheet^tles. Two hundred Under the system a family's in- ■ V . ■ and fifty mllesXte Berlin. Just a come is increased by epecirie CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES RED DEVIL CLEANSER *3 cans 7 c standing leaders in all business enterprises have accepted positions Fred T. BUsh, Sr.—M e n d u ^ r PlombinS* A Sappljr Qompimy breeze to ■ Dresd^. Czech's air- [ amounts -according to tha number craft are mostly .flghtera and recon- PHILLIPS’ ^ Herbert SwahsfMi—Watkiiie Brothers, Ine. f of children supported. A recent 8outh4Acton, Maaa., SepL .1^.— J f PHlLtiPS’ noissanee planes.)They iiave a min survey showing that hlrtba de- (A P )—Aaron Jones ' Fletcher, 97,] TALl Arthnr Beneoii—^Benson’s Parnitvre A Redid Imum of bombers, butv^et any "Mother, may f- a diri^.,Puir-Hleeved, Himple iNOupsiooe dresses of velveteen^ Jewel tones. in the milk business, sellihg real estafe ot insurance, gasoline, lum- ' Parker Soren—Manchester Electric Company 1,000 airplanes annually. An air SEE Many siK ^ sn oir F w the waek-ead we win have some officer of an ally aayz Czech alri fo T ^ -a ge girls NATIVE PORK LOINS, HAMS, I right now. If you- make iv,pf vel AT FAie PQICEF • 1, Jay E. Rand-;-4)rford Soap Company craft la as good ha any in the world; Sm ULOERS and SPAiUB REBSl . 8UNKIST ORANGES FXORIDA GRAPEFRUIT McINTdSH APPLES ' 1 •iter, or driy other type of merchandise or service, plan to have your Henry Mallory—Oieney Brothers Hold Out Two Months 7 Steen, omit the hands of brM6>L It is easy to get overly enthusi- ** design^ for sIm OUR BIO SPECIAL! 1 rlS 'fcrlS c IHirid Chambeifs Chairman of Board of Selectmen. astic about these confident, cocky 10 years. Size 12 re- ■Y. 4 for 25^ 6 Um - 2 5 c " ' unite of a republic that is only 20 \MBURG % 1 1 organization attend 10Q per cent Monday morning. Omrles W. KimbaD-|-Mandieator Gas Company y**te old. because it is willing to te iw , 4 y iz ^ of braid to trim; 1 % 2 pounds 29c die rather than go un*8 15*^ ' H. B. House—J. W. Hale Corperatien Royal Scarlet—AI| Pnrpoae .O V B TOUR DOO A BRE/|K! he bellevea the Czech army can •very occaaioa is now reMy. Photo- PLOUR .,. .5-lb. Jbsg lie hold Uia Germane off tor two “ T lew pounds ef E. J. Marphy-rCenter Phaqaoer ^ i dreeeee .madi 'from Beef. .2 Ihe. 25d Try Our Ever.PopuIar airmthe! “ •to patterna being worn; a, fea- RAISIN DROP CAKES MOCHA 8Q U A U S 1 I f. Land OTakee ' layer CAKES ' Thht nqay be the enthusiasm of ture you win enjoy. Let the chaka-. BUTTER ...... Ihw 2h ■■ ' cloee frlendahip»and deep admira- .2 lbs. eSc V > tog derigne in thla new book h el^ 2 doz. 29* af^lOe tion, but something more than you In your sewing: One pattern 75e.ls aU that it eosts yea for fere a n aheefetely m w orm 29c Chamberlain and Datedier has been -few PEACHES! H evf yea Mad tkaae with A deMefeoa eetOMMsdl 1 Md the new FSU and Winter Pat- xa bushel of some, of the nieeet Better their ever In bew, deB- in the brew that stopped the Nazi tern Book—25 .eente.y Pattern or _:__S_JBa^ for tSe fear march to the East. . Potateee on the market. Oimr. etoua lchigs. Plenty ef Shadow VOMEORED BT THE BIANCHEBTER CHAMBER OW OOMMiBBCE book alooe—15 ceote. aateed to oook meely. Order Cekea la it Csech ccBcentratlon. con- NAXIVBFOWL ' fPjgfW toaypteM d A Mew te w Fifeel 1 -i-i __— ceit, courage? For a PATTERN of thU attrac- AND CHICKENS » * . Bve model sand 15 cents in COIN, LABOE ROUND mra A joi J / MILK BREAD ^ TOKNOVER8 to England must be at ygf^ W AJOI. ADDRESS, STYLE I N umber and stzir to the n il? * *®ftoa in height, to in- ffpBALD. TODAY’S PATTERN food st o r e jc loai ability to reach ail letter KLEIH'S 3 KlOi.] .: ■TV”' • ’t---.. BUREAU. U STERUNO PLACE, KlCmtcrSL OgsRSsKdsjiK DlalSISC •Ifeed wUeelfeed. I .... m i MANCn^STER EVEOTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONN^ FRroAT, SEPTEMBER 16.198S KASCmi8TEa EVENroo HtaALD, IMltCHISTEH. CONS. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 193S morning with a aervlca led by Car- its wide stretch of upland fnd moun- considaratloB o f averyona Intayaatsd •FAGB dinal Derdler at the Basilica tain counties has many ■ more Re- IMKTORS OPPOSE in the improvement at medical serv- FRENCH HEADS Sacre Coeur. ' Proteatant and JeW' publlcana than doss South Carolina, ice and the improvement of its bens* N O T I C E IK OPPOSES N. ^ Stocks lab services also were scheduled.' Whits supi^mscy, as an issue, flta. The medical profesaton abould DAILY RADIO PROGRAM UTHE BUSINESS played little effective part In the FEDERAL PROGRAM study it and develop practical plana FRIDAY, flSPTKMBlR 10 (Cantral and llaatarti Standard Tims) PBECAUTlONiS- STBIOr. LEON^CLARH primariaa. But it was talked about for. attaining the o b j^ v e s which Formerly fListiH0$ in atanSere Ttm0.-»VayUffht Time one Sour lattrj Adams Exp . . . . . LDNCH GUESTS Rabat, French Morocco, SspL 10. on''many a stump la South Carolina everyone wants.". Getting Qn TopJs One ThingL^ Staying O n '^ | g A n p th sr^ ^ ? lS ^ GAINING (OonttniMd frtini One) wHk. Dillon. Salea and ServteS «baln* or sroupe thereof unlen epeel- fllMteni Staaterfl VOTES ON DEMANDS Air IJeduc ...... — (A P )- S t r ic t precButlona. Includ- and Georgia. And there was the Tbs health program proposed by fled..conet to conat (c to o) denignntlonn fncludo all nvaitabto itaUona ing -anU-esp<4nag*r measures and- a NOW WITH ' ' iJilaska Jtm“ .".^';. somewhat puzzled expression -from gatM atiiye at a d ^ a lM which vdfl PrsMdent ' RooseYelt’s cofnmittse ■ ^Jwemeeohjeet to xhenee hy eurieae withdiif provloue nblloe. P, M. Allegheny ...... OF U. lE N V O Y ban on exportation of metal, gaso- Tleleaa 'Joe Tolbert o f Ninety-Six, MONACO MOTOR SALES NB(.WEAff (RKD) NETWORK ■g.jiii, know wmmm wjoo webe BYSIBK guide the Association in Its efforts called for a, SO-SO matching c ( atat* Cor; Oak and Cottage Streeta NSW York, SspiL 10.—Anxious as 'S r !'* * “•“'*"* forGerting On TopAndFoy Am Can . . : ...... Ihie and oil to 'countries other than B.C.: and federal funds to pay the cost of ,\ BASIO ^ Sant I WnK muio wUa wjar wmiui- wcoo wrvn walm wrdw wnpl Fiance, .were put into effect in to provide adequate mescal care for TetaphoaeJM4 *••* wpnh kyw wtbr wre wnr wbnn MmwBST — winbd Winn Wlbw Kb they s ^ theg* days to get Burops Aril,' Hoirrl»rod .V.; (Cootinned from Page One) Taking Northern Negroes A w » medical care for the indigent; es- Objectives Inchide Govern- (0 —w e< fWM PN !« French Morocco today because of " I can't quite figure it out' 'The everyona ^ w ^ . wum wwj cbm wd«l; MIdwntt: wkbb wtaq wkbh weo* wabt kae) wnax AmTlad St S ...... "N o man could challenga the ob- tablish BOO small hoapltala in rural General AntomoMIe Repairing i»-Pr**a. Nadia Nawa Parted Armour 111 to the Foreign office . described as wcfl wtmj wlb» wdav kebx anna kelo wavt tan«miM(on. philosophy" was arrested on the Negro delegates at Republican con- "The proposed national health ly modertilzed. 4:0S— SH)S-^Bd Thergaraan, Sport*— at recent wage* and hour* bill, Atchison "necessary realism." kaoo Wbow wood w*bo wabf wfl Itfyr wabo: Sneah Light Or*b**tra—« *>“" •ologninl.Oroh.—network wlco wlau; MIdwaati w*nr wl* kwk koO 2. Taxes be levied for revenue .sulting bis own government and Aake ynnr purchases and be assured of Quality Mer^andiM nt savings, plus cour- ■ • '» —.•!4S—Jack Berah, Song—wwKt D w to Valley Dayg; 9—Wayne King SMCI6L! MCINTOSH ^ Dm in thp south; doubtless our Com Prod ------DemderaUe eonaervatlvea will stand »f*n mt kso trawo kma wetS: Bauthi only. ' tta t of France. AROUSES SOUTH tepus and intelligent service. '77.' ■ VfMkIn* Oreheatra—chain wrttf wmp* wjbo wdau wag* wags 10:80—A1 Donahue orchesr flbuthem friends fall to see how Del Lack and West aa a bloc against administration ob- I'OS—Lueili* Manner*—e to eat ,»ya;bj^a^j^uirtajm mouniaK.. klo.kTod; ^Paolflei kg* 3. Congresa repeal a)l laws fiete-- J>ouglas Aircraft .. ^ ^ e a e demands were considered jectives In the senate lf*a been asked l.■O^Waltai^g by Abe Lyman gating Its power to other agencies. these matters appear In our eyes. here to be a plebiscite in the Sude- '<•«• ItJr Du Pont ...... (Oontimied from Page One!) often since th* prilhtiartea Neither ROYAI. SCARUET FRUITS *:ta—Doeth valley Day*. Play NOTBi Baa WEAP.NBC Ufor optional WABC-CBS, 8:30—Adventure* In The resolutions affirmed: " If the day ever comes when a ten 'German districts of Czechoslo- B. S. Prune Joloe, 1 *7 „. -In . ear Vegetable Department 'Kins’* Walt*—0 list of atatlona ANOTHER SHIPMENT (2000 POUNDS) OP of southern business leaders Elec Auto Lite . . . . find a prompt reply. quart bottle ...... A / C •itar-RabmofI, VlmlnlatT-baiJe: /lighter dgams. 1. Belief In social security, hut in- vaktA\ud Its annexation to Ger- JImmI# PIdler—wait repeat CanL SaaL thev would like to sit down Gen Elec ...... '.... caily Is a border state Vather than Only one other ,4»f the four law- No. 1^, Tan Cane we wlU have Fresh Wax Beans, 7-80—St. Louie Blue*; a— Holly- sistence of a "pay-as-wu-go policy." many. \ While some 6i>servera saw Siloed Penebes, t\ g 5'j5~.:'f?~'’**** Crawford at Organ 340— 4:30—WIntlow of ,. th*.. Navy— ______similar group from New Uen Foods ...... one of the solid south. Yet the In- makers whom the' president put R. S. Tomato Juice o r , 1 9;0i^10;0O-—Dancing Oreheatra—eait; wood Hotel; 10:30-Ovie Alleton or- Want Equal Rights the poa^blllty. that Britain and Fresh Pens, Lettuce,. Celery, • Martin Sanga-la—ww*t chegtra. ji: ’ FANCY MALAGA GRAPES S ^ a n d , certainly we of the council Oen Motors ...... terest shown by men in Alabama dowh on bis list o^ men with un- ? for ...... a OC CocktaU, 18-0* bottle lU C Amos *rr’ ‘A'ndv—wADt rcpwitr«ntaAt' LHtI* Variety Show ,, I tBellef in the Wagner Labor Re- lou n d 5 c Gillette ' ...... France nHght agree, only a few saw and Mississippi in the Maryland llberal views remains to be voted Whole Peeled Apricots, r e f Donahue A Orchtitra liS r .PfBtaalra I' . W J Z - jfBC, 7—,M, Spitalny orches' lations act, but urged amendment of , would welcome the opportunity to any hopes^f getting an agreement B. S. Cider Vinegar, O C Carrots, Spinach, Green 'Pep- ^ w. 110(^—O Ic k Himbtr*t Orehttlra meet with them and join In a dis- Hecker Prod ...... senatorial contest betokened a high- upon. He is Rep. John O’Connor of 2 f o r ...... 4bOC /■■' • Y 0 ; 3 O ~ 1 J : 3 ( ^ B I uo Barron A Orchoot. B!46—Lowall Thema* — aaat;- trs: 7:3i I TInney Interviews; the act to provide equal rights for ] from th.e Prague government. 2-qnart bottle ...... imOC (I'ASTCALLPORCANNINOI) cussion of our common problems."' Hudson Motors . . . . ly unusual situation. ----- New York, chairman of the House Fruit Cocktail, O T pers, Sweet Potatoes and Soup • Lyen, Plane*—waat —Mos concert; 8:30—March of employer and employe. Int Harv ...... Informatioh reaching Parts from In spite of the receht gestures Rules, committee. He .will get his 2 for___ - ...... 4* / C CBB-VY/TBC N E T W O R K ! L®'*'* ►••• •*ne* Time; 3. Belief in the conetitiitional In a similar vein. Prof. Malcolm R. S. Boneless Codfleh, n r o 5 i'lfc’i'**®'® '• •'*7 Hebby Preg. -Design for Dancing; 11- Int Nick ...... Prague Indlcat^ the Czech govern- that high Republican party officials reply ‘f ronr the voters next (Tuesday. Fruit Salad, > ' O 1 Bunches. BASIC — Eaatc wabe wade woko wcao 8.^- (:8l^^nga and Duo Planlat*: Will Os guaranty of free speech, with epe- Bair of Dartmouth College, said the 1-lb. box. * y .. .. dS # C irne orchestra. ELBERTA PEACHES 16.ot.bB lcf. 75c Int Tel and T e l ___ ment was sticking by Its statement have made toward the south, how? S for ,r.- . .v.-vJl C wkbw wkre wjr wdre, Wean ••"•* With Vaaala; clflc reference to the prese and a o u t h ^ had organised a "regional; , wanvilie wia* wpro wfb) wJ4V wgar; MlAwaat: LSSZ ®Pl»alny Or*h**, radio. that l|t could n oU ^ pressed for any ever, the heated primary contests im ONLY OWNER-DRIVEN Sliced Pineapple, 1 Economy Graham OS wbhm wfhm kmbe kmoz wbaa kfab . Tlnnay^ Intarvltw*' com pet% n which include* South Carolina and Grorgla could krnt RTrnt to expect Saturday: SWEET, JUICY aa well akemnomlo aasaulU.'— further concesslona to the Sudeten TAXICABS OPERATTNO. No. 2 '/, c a n ...... IJfC Crackers, 2 1-lb. boxes dSaOC Matthew Well, vice president of Germans. This sem ed to be borne not be taken as-meaning that those ■Abtl***"* ’n>S Whp wbac wore efrb !-J2- !=22-I"® March of flm ^to c Talka. W EAF-NBC,. WJZ- NBC the Amerieen Federation of Labor, An authority of economic#, P ro-; ^oe^., ROYAL SCARLET «'<»® wlba wmaa waag wnbf wlba wkbn n' for th* Dasafne' W ABC-ebs. WOR-MBS. 9:80 a. m! out by the Czechoslovak govern- states are ready easily to relinquish Philadelphia, Sept. 16.— (A P ) — whio wgbl wbrk wnbx | I S S -= r-rr—L''" '^l*®*® Magr* Quart*! told the 319 regVitered delegates last feaaor Kelr Charged that political Lortllard ! ! ! ! ment's unoompromlklng police- their allegiance to the Democratic MAYONNAISE •! ffranklln ■- I ^ . Roospvalt OonatltuUon Day night that the Wagner act "would preasure now waa being exerted, | Ward ... Only a handful of taxicabs operat- RED Lin e veg etables P. A G. Naptha Soap, i c DIXIB — wgat waft wqam wdod klra CALIFORNIA VALENCIA ORANGES .imeasures In the SudetV Area. P*rty. ______wrac wlae wwl wtoc krid ktrh ktaa SlSirlS'StH®'” ' tl- Cdndull* Oreh. Address at Poughkeepsie, - N. T. have o m unneceeeau'y ha^ employ, ed .todayrln the .nation's third laig- Lim e Beane, Sweet CTqrn. -Oyeon 4 cakes ...... ;. A D C -wa(:o- koma kdbo wbt wdaa whig wdbj •ilO—10:30—Harry Qwan* « — OraSaaW: . —ti primarily In Washington. iNsah Kelv . .7 The fact that demsndk'of Konrad No Effective Nucletm est city as 500 Yellow Cab company ',1f'Kr‘V."H“ Y''*"'?*l® tarlal ®8Y. ' LMtman and' others; era gfroh s'full measure o f riecogni. Southeast Needs No Favors I mgg String Bsans, Early June Peas, wwva wsja wmbr ktul w.roa wdne wnox 10:30—11 ilo—Oanelne Mual* OreSaatra Henlein, Sudeten GernWn party Wot since reconstruction days drivers on strike for four weeks Vbur Choice, No. 2 Can, 8 A - WEAF-NBC, 1 p. m.— Sen. Sherman tion to labor as a co-partner in in- ‘The competition ''.of the south- j Nst Casif Beg Camay Soap, a g* Minton of Indiana in "hi* reply to dustry." leader for union of Sudetenland with have they cast their electoral votes Were Joined by about 125 (liivers for 2 for ...... 1 C 8 cakes ...... ADC eaat-" he continued, "nevier threat?' Nat Dairy Germany were. flfat published by for . any save a Democratic presi- Independent operators. This left Robert R. McCormick." Woll said, however, that he joined ensd Neiv England dnChistrles and Nat Distil ...... 0-45—"History in the HeadHnea"— ^ Sports. WABC*CB8. 11 g. m. and with the aasnciatlon in demanding CAROLINA SW tET POTATOES the official German news'agency dential candidate. There Is not an ef- but a few owner-driven .'cabs In op- Clorax, a a people more than at-the, present N Y Central . . . . and German radio stations af al- fective nucleus of a Republican party eration. The men are demanding Prof. .Sebenker. 1 p. ffi.—Natlonal Amateur Oolf changes tn the act and called for a ^ou^s 15c 5IILK-FED CHICKENS pint b o ttle ...... lie amment. The southeast needs no NY NH and H .. most the same time that Chamber- In either state, though Georgia, with wage Increases. 7:00— Amos 'n' Andy. and National Tennis Singles; ivOB- "eubatantial and not merely a clarl- No. i. Local Grow., srtiflcial competitive favors so long Nor.th Am ...... For Frying or Roasting WDRC 7:16—JImmy Fiddler, HoUywood fying*' amendment. !...... Special! Strletbr Ho. 1, Larfe lain was landing In Germany did Fresh Shonlder* MBS, 3—Jerome Handicap at Bel- Lhcfll Grown, H uid Picked ss it has its present trcmendous.ad- Packard ...... little to reassure the French that Average Over S Pounds 220"".. Hartford, Ugna. ISflO Gossip. Confidence ImptUred Param P ie t ...... mont Park; WJZ-NBC. 5:45—Na- •FINE POTATOES yantage in labor coats.” \'' Hitter desired to negotiate a aoltf* BRlGHTWOOD Fresh Spare Rib* Biwtara Daylight SBvhig 7:80—Inside o f Sports with Jack tional Singles Tennis; W EAF-NBC Rep. Samuel B. PettenglU of In- YELLOW ONIONS " "New England people are. wCll Penn ...... tion. -I ■ \ 89c 2$1.75 » StevBna, diana, another speaker, blamed Phelps Dodge ... Smoked Shoulders, t> 0 fl“ I7tttlon*i Amateur Oolf. ’ MclNTOSH APPLES •wars," Professor Kelr sald^ "thatj^^ Meanwhile the F re n ^ continued 4-5 Pound Roasting 0 * 2 SmaU Sausages, Friday, Septomber 18 7:45—Sammy Watklne’ Orchestra. business ills on the fact that busi. Phil Pete ...... lb...... Z oC 8:00— Lucille with Frank WEAF-NBC, 13:30—Campus ca- 17c jpeck Madersblp in cotton textilea has preparations for any emergencies. Chickens. Ib...... O O C lb. - . . . . , ...... 35c P. M. Manners per*; 3:30—Swlngology; 4:45— Bess naas- men and" Inveetoia 'Tiaw had ■kssed from New England to the Pub Serv N J ..... Military Students Recalled. BlaclCs Orchestra. their confidence impaired in the 65c boflhBl. Radio Range and Fuel Oil 4:00— Rubbertown Revue. / Fishing in Ontario. WABC-CBS.. 12 10- l b . s a c k 17c 7lbiA25c ilMitheasL. XtaAt Jthe knlttUig thdusr. All. iml) jtary. .schpol*,..8uddenly. .«?. Daisy Hams, x - Siloed Bacon, 9:00—Waite Time. promises of government.” Rem':Rand“ r 7T;*.. <:>®"-T*»oae Haprtf 43UniisnB; - T-Noon Columbia Concert HaU r 4 T- h r is moving in the same direction called their students, who ordin- Sunkist Oranges, •% lb...... roD C 9:80i-"DekUi Valley ttayi.’^ Petiefigfll 'referred To the "atU ck Repub'\8teel . y 24 H o u r S l R V I G E Ih. *;*®r-WorId Economic Coopers I ni.— Laon Goldman Cbneart Orches- on the Supreme Court and constitu* Ex|^ Fancy not so well known. The wool in- arily would not have resumed their dozen ...... *5aC tion Prograip; 10:00—Wayne King and hie Orches- Rey Tob, B ...... work Until Oct. 3. Butt End Ham, O A 35c145 c •M tra. tra; 8—jpepioring Music. WJZ-NBB, tlonai govarnment" and aeaerted: haa started along the same Safeway ^ores .. Bartlett Pears, n q 5:00—^Ad Uner-^Dsnee Program. 11:80 a.'m.—Farmers Orange, Rep. Yollow Globe Turnips Foncy i with little attention being paid The run on gas masks' exhausted ^ T E L E P H O N E 3873 1 b...... AD C 10:30—Benno Rablnoff, vloimiat "You cannot attack tha funda- 5 poundt15c Schenley Dl;i ___ dozen ...... a OC 5:30— Sing For Your Supper.. , PettenglU and others; 4:80 p. m.— mental institutions o f this country Celery * Hearts the movement by New Bnglaiid- the ayailable supply. A survey of 10:45—Jesse Crawfbrd. Sears RoebuCk ... Grapefruit, 1 C ' Shank End Ham, O O This week-end we expect an- The Mighty Show. Paul Sabin Orchestra. * and not expect, to produce an od- The paper, leaUicr and shoe in- Paris' stores’ disclosed that most of 11:00—News and Weather. Special! Sunkist Lemons Shell Union 2 for ...... idC lb...... AAC other shipment of those Fresh 8:00- 7-News Service, Some weekend short waves: verae effect on''^buiiness." 6 for 10c fluatrles of New England no longer them had been sold out several days 11:16— ^Ai Donahue’s Orchestra. 10c bu n ch Soconv Vac .. . and that orders were so heavy one MORIARTY BROS. Ripe Bananas, O C ^ fl; 10—Baseball Scores. 11:30— Danes Orchestra. ^ ■ F o r Saturday, DJD BerUn, S p. m. Robert L. Johnson, former Penn- ■re undisputed leaders.” 1 South Pac 4 lbs...... ZO C Baked Fig Bars. Special at Blue Italian Prunes merchant said he would be unable *•'^8— Republican State Gommltte. 12:00— Richard Hlmber’a Orchestra-. —Violin Music and 9:15—Special syivanl* reuaf administrator, told 6 dozen25e Kelr contended that If New Eng- South Rwy ...... to fin them In-^Iess than six weeks.' . 301-315 C e n t e r S t . , C o r . B r o a d S t Cooking Apples; earn Native Calves' Liver, oS 0:30—"Tod*y"--wlU» Bob Trout GSP GSD GSB London. the buelness men that "we cannot St Brands .*...... 12:30—Blua Barron's .Orchestra. Extra Fancy (Largest Size Grown) land lost Us primary textile, shoe A, week-end of prayer services for 5 lbs...... dS*>C Vt Hi...... DOC fliOO—Lum and Abner, 1:00 a. m.— Silent 6:50—Tango OrebastiA; JZL Tokyo, expect the right kind o f government ■paper manufacturers.. It was St Oas and El 15c "^2 ”^ 29c Fancy Fresh Spinach ----- — peace was planned to start this 7:00— Ray Hastherton. Tomorrow's Program 8:16— Dance Music; 2RO Rome, 7:80 administration unleaa our ciUgena "pick 19c Cund also’ In tlmi. to lose Industries i St Oil Cal 7:15—Houses Shaw, soprano, A. M. —Chamber Mualc; GfU 0 8 0 QSC will learn the necessity o f properly Icebbrg Lettuce , u t make’ machinery for the prim-i St Oil N J 7:8(b—Todlln’ Jim Tngan« trained men and women for public Fancy Bananas j Tex Corn ...... 6:00—Raveilla with Jake and Ckirt. GSB London, 10:55—Play, "It Must manufactures. 7:45— To Be Announced. 8:80— "Sunrise Special." Be Simple.” ppeitlons." 5 pounds 25c ,“ These facts are Important." he Timken Roll Bear .... New Bnglattd Nomlneea 10c h ead Trans America ...... «:0Or-"Flrst Nlghter*'— Barbara 7:00—Mommg Watch. For Stnday; Native Cantaloupes , 183 Spruce St reel London, Sept 16.— (A P )— Prince SPECIAL INTOODUCTORY OFFER! Home Dresf^ Chickens for Fresh Spare Ribs, 12:45—Enoch Light’s Orchestra. sernbbiM Uaolenm, ruga, call- VATION-WIDE National F i r e ...... 59 >i 's I P e a c h e s , h a l v e s a n d s l i c e d ( B r o w n i e B r a n d ) . 2 l a r g e s t c a n s 29c | Arthur cfConnAught grandson of ing*, anff an general laanderlng. Roasting, lb: Ih* _ 1:15—Rhythmalres. X Phoenix. Cane Sugar, 35c • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •***• • • 20c Queen Victoria and flret cousin o f 98-Seore — Swaat Cieam Travelers 1:30—Buffalo Presents. the late King George V, waa buried Home Dressed Younk Pullets, Sman Speelal SWEET 'TELEPHONE" PEAS Public rtllittes 10-lb. cloth bag. 47c PRIME BEEF P i n e a p p l e , s l i c e d . R o y a l S c a r l e L l a r g r e s t c a n ...... 19c today with full military honors in lb .' .....I. •...... I Oae *« «-**« Fe« we've ««er had. 2 No;^2eans25e ^xConn.' Lt: and Pow.. 51 32c historic S t -George's chapel at fl pounds laa***;** 63c Kagalar p ^ te jte eanf Ton most try OkaBBl Boneless Rolled Oven Roast Beef, V/2 2 27 A 19e 9 c ■ < . ■ I ' Conn. Pow. . . . . _____ 44 ■Land O’Lakes lb, J V u i t C ^ k t a i h R o y a l S c a r l e t , t a l l c a n s , f o r . . . v , . . . . . \ c Windsor Caatle. He died Monday at Hartford Elec. Lt. . .\ .56' Try Our Home Made Saunage !■ Herihey '*’■■■ Butter, lb. ... 32c Lamb Legs, eJetra fancy, , G r a p e f r u i t J u i c e , j ^ w e e t e n e d a n d u n s w e e t e n e d . N o . 2 c a n 2 f o r 17^ the age of 66. * " Illuminating Shs. . .. 53. lb* ••%••«*••*•«•••••* M ng George and the Duke of 1 PKG. SHREDDED RAIvSTON 25c Ih 4 WTIC || C h o c a l u t e S y r u p New Britain Gas ___ 21 Fancy Native 29c T o m a t o J u i c e , O o s s U & B l a c k w e l l ’ s , q u a r t c a n s , 32 o z . , 2 f o r 27c Kent beaded a , procession from 2 1-lb. cans 19c' 2 PKGS. CORN FLAKES So. New Eog Tel.' Co. 148 Travelers Brotaicaatlng Servloe, Wljidsor station to the chapel °’ whEA?ENa "*“ ™’* I Ab«,b.n. V *h , Western Mass...... 28 Potatoes, peck 19c Fresh Ground Hamburg for a loaf, '■ TRY OUR OWN SUGAR CURED P r u n e J u i c e , R o y a l S c a r l e t , P u r e , q u a r t b o t t l e s _ _ _ _ ...... 17c Hartford; Conn. ■ TOILETTISSUE...... ,,Sn>H,2fc 58.000 W. 1040 K. & 88.3 5L through Windsor village after a 21- _ Industrials lb. 25 c CORNED BEEF 2 35 gun salute. • 1 Evaporated Milk 4 tall caps25c Acme Wire ...... 24 Native Fresh FJgga, Pullet Chuck Beef. Ground, H c ' i n z K e t c h u p , l a r g e b o t t l e ^ ...... c l j Easteiu DayUght Saving Thne BoIhfor25c Am. Hardware ... 25 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY 22clgsf.pkg. *^ED CROSS’’ TOWELS . .3 for 25c lb ■ 2 Lean Chuck Pieces, no waste, - AIR DISASTiBR Arrow H and H.-Com. 35 dozen ...... d c j i C l b e r r i e s , R o y a l A n n , R o y a l S c a r l e t ; l U r j g e s t c U n . 7. , . . . , . ; 25c t ‘ j Frida.y, Rept. 18 Billings and Spencer . 4 ' Lower Round Ground, lb*.. 1 J e llw O ,q H 'fla v a r s p k g . 5 c Special! -.Bristol Brass 35 29c Bozeman. Mont.— Excited r*al- ShreddedL ‘ •••.*••«••*•••••••• s'w saw 35c Rib or Navel Corned Beef, 00—Backstage W ife. r denU reportbd a "large twin-motor^ Iowa State Butter .Colt’s Pat. -Firearms. .55 ^ P e a s ( G o o d ' H o n e s t B r a n d ) ^ s w e e t a n d t e n d e r , N o . 2 c a n s , 2 f o r 27c 15—Stella Dallas. 1 ' ^ ‘Ma, . _ 'o e a . ’r pound 31c jEagle-Lock___ . 'Tai Ralstcmr 2"rkg!T..' 12 i c ed alfllner’’ crashed from a high I ff SE l® """'- -.... "12e ^Bleaching Water 25c Special Qn Meaty Veal Shanks, altitude near here. .Investigators ■ • • 5«'ra:*Va ' JIm V $ pkgs. Fafhlr Bearings Fancy Boneless IBrisket, f " T ¥ e s b L i m a B e ^ n s , S w : e e t C u | G r e e n B e a n s ( R e d L i n e ..30—"U fa dart . He Beautiful.'’ ■ Baker's tluMolata, a aa J4:45—Girl 'Alone. couldn’t find the wreckage: r \ r \ 11c lb. . ...... K ^ p y Ciackers, ^^a Local Fufiflt Eggi lart and CjiAiey 156 ' Herreil fbenu"BUUii''CI8&feff'tip -doz '1-ib. pkg. .,... Lamb, for Stewing, good meaty 6:30— Your Family and Mine.' myetery. ' • ■ ^ Pure-Jellr. .' I'a : , ,,:,Ben,dcy,.Mach4. B. J B t e l U z S a u p , M | Q s t J ^ i n d 8. w CtutarteuL'yaiwy;^';^^^ •< .. w» r t W* . - i di . 8r - '.Llmdi^rs; Ffhfy A Q K ? .23.V.. ; ;€ttivw’ -Livcv^ 'Weslfra*,' ';8r45--‘Itadte''.Rubw*.' 8:00-!-17ews and ' Weatheif.”' ' ' ' ’ rise itan . . , , " A 7 C ^ ^ B d t h C b l a r f New Brit. Mch., Cbm. ■ 22 Caitfornia I l b . * . » • * . . . . . I . . C a m i i b e l l ’ s T o m a t o model plane* which ran out of Ip e cla tf Free Running pound 25c 0:18—Baseball Scores. .. •, while flying aeyeral hundred feet Tjhta FW), Fancy OO:;- do- Pfd- .! -- .90 Prunes, 2-Jb. pkg. A Fresh Shipment of Stewing. Oyste^ , 6:80—Wrightville CTarfon, Nm^^ and Judd ...... 22'^ Sugar Cured Slic^'Bacon, Vj Pint 0 / \ _ Pint C a m p b e l F s B e a n s i n t o m a t o S a u c e ; 3 c a n s ; ...... 20c over the town. ■ 1 WilfaJfea* A A C Specfdl!^ Dill Fickres . PMk. Stow Ai Wilcox 6 1 O ^agePekee, mm H.-O. Quick Oats, lb...... I • • • ■• • • I Peanut Batter, - I B i quart jor 10c RusseU Mfg. Co. . . . . 26 . 35c 20c, "'‘35c T u n a f i s h R o y a l S c a r l e t , f a n c y l i s r h t m e a t , 2 m e d i u m c a n s . . . 29c 1 )4-n»- pkg., . . ' . . . . ^ ^ ' D D C pkg...... 1-Ib. Jar ...... lO C ' ScovUi Mfg. Co. 19 12c 1 5 (acpkgs.) 15c Sllex Co...... 11 P k g r . H e c k e r ’ s F a r i n a f o r I c w i t h p u r c h a s e o f 2 p k ^ r s . 'Cooked Salami Rath's pound 2Sc Stanley Works 30 Buy 2 packages of H.-Q. T r y O u r H o m e M a d e B a k e r y G o o d s , B a k e d R i g r h t H e r e do., pfd...... 27H Oats and got one package H . O . O a t s f o r ...... 25c ■Torrington 23 Baked Beans, - 1 C Chocolate Rolls, marshmallow WalnutMeats of Hecker’s Farina 1 Ohio Bhw .Tip SPECIAL! - . ^ pound 25c Veeder R o o t " . ,45 ^Rarl^ •••*••••••••«*•••'*••*■• JL filling, each ...... New York Banks for JL K r a f t M a c a r o n i , d i n n e r ’ s a m e a l f o r 4 i n 9 m i n u t e s , 2 p k g r s . 33c xBsuk of New York. 315 Fancy Layer Cake»-Mi choice of - Q Q * Rolls— All Kinds« Matches Pork Roll Of Polish Ham Sweetheart Soap, C h e f . B o y - a r - d e e , S p a g h e t t i a n d m e a t b a l l s w i t h ' • 8 6 Ige. boxes 21c ^ pound 59c XBacker*. Trust . . . . 40*4 dozen ...a...... Central Hanover . . ! . 79 ' 2 25 sale, 4 bars. . ; . . 19c t m n a t o s a U c e ...... c a n s c i MEAT VALUES Fine Quality Fig Bars Chas* ...... 29 Coffee Cakes, sugar frosted, Walnut FRESH FRUITS Chemical ..'...... 38 Loaf Cakes, d i e e s e . O l d A m e r i c a n S n a p p y , t h e k i n d d a d l i k e s , l b ...... 39c pound 10c Fillet of Anchovies, indi- 15c each. :2 for each .. AND vegetabl es 2 Ige. pkgs. 37c • a t y ...... 22H vfduar w g<, 29c O y s t e r C r a c k e r s , S u n s h i n e a n d N . B . C . , 1 l b . p k g s ...... 18c Native Chickens, fl - 7-Poand Lean Bacon Oonttnentsl ■> ...... 12H Heaeterig f>pv pound 29c Corn Exchange...... 45)1 can X C; N . B . C . B u t t e r C o o k i e s , t h e y a r e d e l i c i o u s , 7 o z , p k g s . . v . . . 10c I K ...... - ...... 37c No. 1 Potatoes, _ First National :...... 1590 A T O U R V E G E T A B L E D E P T . J. FR A N C IS 15-lb. peck ...-...... 1 9 SPECIAL! l^fla, Qenaine 'Spring, ' Gruyere Cheese Guaranty T r u s t...... 218 DeLuxe \\’hite Meat Tuna, H e r o D o g F o o d , R e c o m m e n d e d b y F r a n k B u c k , p k g ...... 15c e ' * .. package of 6 portions 15c ‘Irving Trust ...... 9)4 7-ounce 0 1 Fancy McIntosh Apples, Fresh Cut Spinach, " I Q SELOX xMan-ufseL Trust S4H can ...... ^ 1 C 4 lbs. .... peek X 25c‘•28c"' Lsjftn ce, leeberg, Manhattan 14)4 19c I S o d a s . ( D e l V a l e ) G i n g e r A l e , C h i b S o d a a n d f l a v o r s , 31g h o t 25c | lenity R am s, »% pm Pure Lord , piouiid pockoge 10c ■N- Y Trust ...... 78 O ollfonila, e a c h ...... White Clover m q Fancy Grtenings for baking ^Fapey Seedless Grap^ IQ , i b i . . . . . 37c Pu.biic Natlonsl ....< 2.5)4- 2 lbs. X I v b r y S o a p , i t f l o a t s , 99 44- 100% p u r e . . . . l a r g e 2 f o r 19c , m e d . 5c Apples, Faaey, 10c Igsf. bo x Tltle Guarantee . . . . . 5- - Honey, 1-lb. jm - A Q C or pie, 5- lbs. ^ j^ R eeela from Prlma Steer 8 lbs...... Fine Frankfurts . pound 19c U. 8. T ru s t...... 1500 Red Tokay Grapes, 1 Qnw I v o r y F l a k e s , l a r g e 21c , m e d . 2 f o r 19c , I v o r y S n o w , 2 f o r . . . : 27c Temtoee, Red, Solid, X—Ex-Dividend.- Fancy Rice, Green Lima Bean^ well filled, Sr;.... 28c** 33 c 2 lbs...... X . W T K 3, W D R C , W T H T , W I C C , 3 Ih^t . a ...... SPECTALI ■ f S-lb. pkg, ■. 2 jQuarts C a m a y , t h e S o a p o f B e a u t i f u l W o m e n ...... 3 f o r 19c SPECTALI SPECIAL! I S P E C T A L I DATTLE .OF THB AGES * 14c Ripe Tomatoes — Sweet Com — Green and O i l p s o , s p e t i o n s u d s g e t s d i r t , p r o t e c t s c l o t h e s , I g 21 c , m d 3 f o r 25c PATRONIZE THESE NATION-WIDE STORES: IT rtOATt TgPafht w Mh leap Bon Ami Powder, Native Young Beets, ,- Wax Beans — Rip* Mehma — Thin Skin W B R Y , W A T R , W N C C , W N B C , W E U *« % . a r u e s Hartford, Conn.—^ohn Konk, 0T, oim ••*••,*•••*• 3 bnnchcflfor...... Grapefruit C r i s c o , s u p e r - c r e a m e d d i g e s t i b l e , 3 l b . c a n 51c , 1 l b . c a n ...... 19c fer wfciltr tcid Um court be acted In sslf-d*- lie IB**^*Sl « m I .y- ENGLAND Green TeL 8451 nM KK% M O S T ii hi hit Albart Pman, I . P a n c a k e S y r u p , g a l k m c a n $ 1. 49, p i n t b o t t l e s ...... I 9c An kafomtotlvn teli tbat wffl 1m^ ^ dadda 'wUdi IVOBYSOAP witlm Bldsebing Water, U n t U -9 B I a | ^ S y r n p ( P u r e ) « ^ D I w o n n 12 o i k b o ^ ...... %e BUR8ACK BROS. 2 > M anitfletd Raafl ^ IM, a m tm 21c * •t liAjrUHBSTB* SVENUrO BEBAIJP. BlAmABBTEB. OOZVN^ FRTOAT, SEnESIBEB 1989 -'j- M A H G H E B TB a H V E N IN G B E B A L l f , M A N C H E S TE R . C O N N - F R ID A T . S E X T E K B E R IS , 1988 rAom spmt at tha Peter bMooga Bent Brlgbaih hospital. Boston, as a- C a r t o o f i a l i t i e s B y F a o l A c e M body. which ths'^owa- i, a n d g r a t e d emrret r a K L A W A l D D r ASSI STED BERLI N ^ AM U r STAR HAS sup. SERIAL STORY apricots. part M her tralalng. CHI LDREN PAWNS Berodt said ha could i |CR0WD PREV^ny r corvninMr. lasn *111111 ndse SCHOLARSHIP BIG ART COLLECnON ha polntad 'out tha Breakfast^—Cod'oddlid Melba 29 DIE, 114 HURT IN STAGING SHOW was hla Hs said H I T - R U N L O V E NBA aanviea. in c . toast; psar aauea, Df PAY QUARREL good swvloa BDND^NEETINC Luneb—Raw npplea as daaind; dark ot Ught aRd class plcnlos aad BY MARGUERITE GAHAGAN glass of m ill^ I O r e e e a i i v W H a m ' Df BOMBING RAD) Robinson Own er O f M a ny bs bad a "aaiittnisptal attach mant” Dinner —/Broiled___ Iamb obopa; StTCCt K m i i w m OoU^ N < ^ E tch in gs; A t T h r fhr-Ur A a d ^ vowed he’d sue Istawad. cantots; turnip cup •Mad;, : * ataading P riw F o r H er tool Mqsidan Met Fanma Bos Dmer And ^ownship crew of /raechanlca for treapaas CAST OF CHARACTERS pruna whip. V ; (CootUmed from Page One.) State Sunday And Monday. wUeh touched It PATRICIA MoGRAW — heroine. pools of color In the rain, but the | ; > Friday Sclmlastie SUnding. Nq^ere# wotild risk a suit Berodt She faced a .choice between the Keys, playing a'melody of promise. Breakfast—C otta o chsssa plns- to two-wheeled coal carte la the Composer lo Camp Dor* Intermittentg ahowen When "Lttla Caesar” extands the Tmstee Woo Pnp9t By hi^iwon again. law aad love. came and As Speech Gagsnin And ^ Him Celta P. OtMBaway, daufli' port area, were killed. Great holes y/TO'oday,t celsbrmtliig, hs gave away LARRY KENT— hero. He faced went while A ae burned .through ------8*ke«L-irrouiid-bsetar were blasted In several pleta. invitation: 'iComs lip and see hiy her work. And ' then out qn Uiel D II ' of U n . FlomM U . Q n 0Balwmy log Hie World War Days. etchings," people coma. Mora than more candy bara. an even greater decision. cooked celery; salpd of grated car- AT Showorinf Gifts. atreet, running to the shop whereI lla n S A B O u K r luU ly. rota.— e i HanUn atrMt, retnraed Tum- that, they actuaUy bag for such TOM SWEENEY — prosecutor. for h«r Moond jrm of e t i^ at POUOB'ABBEST M He waited the preceeeee of the ahe bad seen the brightly colored' Dlnnap—BroUed whits fish; cook-, :Ckil>aae, ..Jloatob ir. - Moffoicco- - International InvlUtlone bet^uee ''Uttle Caeear" breakfaaLneL gay flowsta agjJnat ' ^“The c'iirieht ‘fehluie al'lSl afe more -famfflarly known as YCdWhifa k criXun tmckgrounS, raps,, ^JPfioc to leavlair, MU» Ortonaway le. sept r -^Polici £6- Valparaiso, Ind., Sept. l ^ ( A P ) UtSANGBlSgiTADED-- Teetfirdey; Pat recnlls her first EUs^ t h , N. J , Bapt of isttues aad ealsiy; gslatln:. notiflad by tb« eollwe that ahf day arrested 36 armM occupants of Theater, “Alexander's B isw q. Robinson, poesewes one of the a funny cream aad sugar ast ’tsal _ Sntnm ay- largMjt w d most vMuable private School children, 'iiviag^m a mod- rn e e t^ with her flnnnee, LnTry. In n i.u . _<. I —Routsd by s hostlls crOwd that laid baeo airardad ttaa “HlentyClaSr SU automdbUes speedlhg from Tah- Band” haa refreshed the Be had laoleted on taking her towels In plaida,. .and~ a few odd--- 1^ ^ - . ------, RreakfSat—Baked-pgi^; crisp ha- gler to Spanish Morocco, wtaers 3S ooUectlOna of etcliinge and paintlnga ern fairy tala as good an any of BY LEGION VANGDARB plates rich in the shades of oldljammed m meftlng ball and choked Melb^toaat; canned bemiM. _____ acholareWp, anUtUnir 1»er at legist one Manchaater man wrbo home. (a ena yaar’a tuition. Thia annua] persons were said to hav^teen kill on tha Pacific seaboard. that old stuff abpiit augar-phim CHAPTER n 1 Lunch<--Bake««ch. and set about planning an tomatoes; small, serving of cuatard. 'tie work...... said to have been Tangier Spaniards tuxzl, connected with the John Han* owns paintings' by MB VArn?A 0C / ^ . “ YOU' ahouimi’t' have' much trott-' to locate new bandamen. Ue,’’ be had said smiling down at of%ecri^^^^ jBerlin A n iv ^ ' bar. It waa she whom' he loved, she * number of dem. iOO-|*brBag ^ "9 y ^ Thli went along for several weeka That waau the begUmlng. TUe whom he had chosen, with her " “ ^ t o r s who, he said, sought , to Maxwen H su s - imtil one day Irvlhg Berlin and Ed rlln that he had thrsa of hla anow had melted, the Ice In the arms flUsd with bundles she Matthias K oehU raM TO h^ S Wynn, caught In the draft, were left ina lighting In Franca and river bad broken, etark tihes put w alt^ to toe Shelter of * door ton. Bund leader who l a t e r ^ toe wSSan h a ^ i^ ftS m on a fuzz of green, and the winter for her bw. scrambled on as an- «“>«nced toora who usurped the haU s e v e il ^ lld l^ L X w e v w high and i r y at Upton. Berlin had that b4y thought that the actors JAPANESE TAKE ^ other rush of rain broke over the “ 4 «Md ths’ Bund woOld try to d ^ n o t ^ ™ S 2-Li^-.C8in Oven Roasts scarcely got Into hla fussy army would make better soldiers, and ®«?t ^ given way to a tight Utile city. She aUpped into a SMit ahak- P » * t again. uia « y w | aoea not always bold good. As Coffe e uniform when he sought out the belted Jacket that meant spring general rule, two or more flbitXds vould accomplish more in the and aummer, • But their meetings commanding officer. Colonel Frank- trenches than they eould on tha KEYT0RAIL|0l ( D iS f t o e ^ ? f r ? m Bronnan announced are found together, and the remov- lin Bell to see If be could produce continued. lArry bad arrange "CM the window to I to the crowrd holding toe ball that el of the first fibroids will not bs Uns ^ Inst beginner's Inch that the ponltiy yon ataga. Conseqtimtly tha show broke that, and aha had co-operated. Had M a zola O il an. allrinala. musical. comedy. -rAfter gatharlngLdU? the deyelopinrat. .of "xGaIIoh $1.13 so ta s^ and tender. Ye a ll get itthoe sanomM'flne .. .-.. panagad to ilip away from work ^ r a t a n g la ra tha greasy jmvs-jcimsd. Namro Oox"of N s v ^ , state othsrs. lu s t of ths troubles^s ad Savor toaibrrow iMd next week, both In Meat and Ponllry. soma consideration the officer con- Hie 38th Dlvlsh^n from the Blue- toe aaaty lunebeona with him ™UghU Wers fllekarinr Ml sserstary ^« f thstha Amsriean ' lsigus|*y“g^ ptqm Ptoms s resulting from____ fibroid n is week-end-dn addition to Chlokena and Dncka— we are sented and the first person Berlin grass State came\^ong to "Upton Increase Fury O ^ tta c k To down town, had hurried to finish 3 5 g | F a n ^ F o w l fsatarhig the Slat fresh (IMS hatch) young ben TURKEPS. Bought was Valliizsl'to secure an or. shortly afterward and Valluzsl and work ao that aha eould rlda home shws windows heiStohtf *ttemptsd to ITwths srs brought about by ths Sanka Coffe e ^ L b . ______They wlu weigh right nronnd 10 to 11 ponnda. These Turkeys chests. hla entire band signed oh for with him, had aaved her money n m d s ^ S S h t s ^ * ^ ^ . ^ dsm rinei, warsbipa, infantry and war- P a s t r y P l o u r Dr, McCoy’s menus suggested for crease In size of the growth during pbt. 9c Phone Service Until 8:00 Tonight. planes. Increaiaed the fury o f attacka to her eyes. .. »P««4 he them xxvAmI*week beginning fa..*!** *_ • Suiiday, M L — i the menopauseAM_A phase_s_ Is «_ fairly com- ® ISc Berlin saw to It that the play was on-'Wiisueh, 9Ihg manner, hla acquaint- 4he production opened In the Century' 'The strike left yO.OOO Brlgga em- Sp e d slI L A M B S H O U L D E R S l b . 1 9 c Theater, Columbus Circle and Cen- ammunition. ; - BED AND WHITE Sm. ^ - ance with the big city, with those across h^r eyi^^, chSSed It la extremely difficult, vrith the Cre am ery DUtt e r Lb, pfoyea Idle and also. 7,000 workers - Irremlar fighters acroaa the I V O T S QVICK or REG. P k f . 7 K inaglc names that fneant society best win In the world, to render 27c Jj Mofpr Oil tral Park West. The play had a Ih- thb Plymouu "dlvlalon* of the ^ S . 1 9 e out in the west end.' month's run and due to previous Whangpbo from Shanghai set fire To unto Caesar what la Caesar’s—but CampbeU’s Chrysler corporation, who were sent several vlliagea and then amtoudied, . ... . - A ' aivTtwaraam**it' The memories faded. Judge no more. committments made by the theater home yesterd^ when the supply of came back to the bench; SAUSAOEf Ton will And Pinehurst headqnartFrs for strtetiv management, the entlris sho\V mov- Japanese, who. rushed to the scenes | I T 1 9 e The^m Zr c ^ ®^ »**- —Joseph F. Kennedy, American | automobile bodies waa^ exhausted. The guerrillas killed 40 Japanese. Prune Juice , healtbi ga'vel rapped for'.order. Pat nNuwndor to Great Britain. fresh Sanssge. Including Deerfoot .Small Links. Brlghtwood Small ed over to the Le:tington theater on The bodies are received from the ^Cans 25c . otPlnebnrst.amaU A-lnk# at-8«e |b,--. ------.„„€eyer»...fighUng.jM‘ed.aiang..&..gi.-.. .POR.qUICK. Xgi«. ihtened her grro on the pencil •lsMil«g.ton -avenue, • There- the . play .Brlgga'factoiy.' - .....—" :...... ' :^ .j K W g y ; e n x k r-4 u »i^ammlmr^I™»«MtlaiL ^ ^ SSSTarraa*^ oSSd gentle semliclrcle- roughly; 100 mileses 1 EinSXGTt Pk#. A'merfra Is^Bot-a- Ward- went over for another month until The dispute Centered around thq dovroriver from HBnkow^ The Chi- The - day wore on. Tom rweeney brakes, wheeling out—a w a y ^ m - ' Tneedny ing house. 14-Otmoe Bottle sirider'a Al. Jolson In "Slnbad" crowded but (if Wheot^ dismissal of four body plant em- nese said Japanese were definitely I e RED AND W1 vt sprawled, out in the witness a raln-aoaked bundle on the pave- Bfhakfast—Poached eggs; Melbs —Senator Vanderberg of MbdUgani Y E L L O W C O R N , d o z . 3 0 c the war musical. ^ ployes and the speed of production. stopped at KwangtsI, 00 mllea from | iBlr, hla brown hair with red ^ toast; applesauce. / Wrote Popular Hong *^ancy 3 ^ 2 3 c One of our local farmers starts bn li new patch Hankow. Juice jh ts In It tumbled over his broad The bua.driver waa already o u t! LAinch—Baked squash; 'mlad of Every time I went back the Jobs Tom a to f o r of com. early tomorrow morning. "It won’t be ValUtzzI well remembers Berlin 'orehend, his brown e j ^ friendly Voices . came in the door. "Shetriced, cooked vegetables. paid better wages. as an actor and a singer of that PIRATES ATTACK TUO they looked at Pat. Nothing WAR standing HfftnHfvisw InIns 4U^' the safety___ _ zone”__ Plnner—Vegetablerhins.... _____ ^a.n. . soup; roast’ long now” until corameason Is over. We have war.-ttme“ ditty, which he composed FRENCH CROWD MOBS aome - about him now, ahe —Egerton K. Hayden, o f Chicago, Shanghai', Sept. 16.— (AP) — Pi- driver—,” "The Woman’s buttered bpets; lettuce, celery ezpreaaing grmUflcatlon at Mel Lima Beans and Shell Beans, or If you feel lar.y himself, "O h How I Hate. To Get rates attacked the Dollar line tug Pancake Flour 2 Pkp. 19c lugbt, but those Same -eyes done for, but' but the kkM lT atiiimih I and“4 carrot salad.MkladT S n i d e r ' s C u f W a x B e a n s , S l i c e d B e e f s be cold, searching when he Leavenworth Penltentlaiy for I make your succotash with Birds Eye LImaa Up In the Morning." In the cast GERMAN AUTO P A R H Dahlay at the mouth of the-Yang* moves--^’’ Words; words that beat Wednesday the fifth time. S h o e S t r i i X.') were ab^ut 40 former actors, mus|-. tie ri Ver tqday. and captured ,fPUt questioning people. She S h o e S t r i n g C a r r o t s o r S p i n a c h i n Mjk-o-M a it cal comedy players and vaudeville towed Junka after cutting them loose ’onca k eSyriip 23c led back at him. He waa new V b e - Whole-wheat muf- E G G P L A i i T ^ e t i . l O e troopfers. The show had a complete from the Dahlay and firing on the the Job, and not yet at ease in bundle o / toe “ s t r e ^ ^ t ’^ 'l ^ w r ? ' P ^ u t butter; stewed prunes. Let ua bn Just—wa have fewer I g l o s s jj a r s 2 f o r 2 5 ec C r o c k e r s reaaona to hate' each other than to Natis'c Spinach ...... peck S5c Follies chorus of men dolled up in . France, Sept. 16.— (AP) ctew. Nobody was injured. No cotnt. He waa weU thought of Becker's Beet* ...... hunch Sc petticoats, eyeb.-ow pencil, rouge, -=^A la i^ crowd -mqbbed an auto- Americans were aboard. Rippled Wh e a t 2 19c • ; « police headquarters, she admire -each other reciprocally. • BMdnm'a Oreen Peppers mobile carrying '&ermah tourists .heard, n ia t was why he had ^B ?’coStonedl t DlX^Mrat loaf; green p«u,—^Adolf Hitler, quoted on Fraaeo- No. 3 dan Bnrt Oliioy Golden Bantam . , Cauliflower powder aqd lipstick. ^ o Be Conttnned) - (canned);- chopped paraley. raw pt. Yellow Onions .. .. 10-lb. bag 2Sc and displaying a swastika flag to- Dicotyledonous . plants, those ssslgned to the tough traffic Oennna relatlona. __ Iceberg Lettuce Show Breaks Up day and demanded the Nazi emblem ...... 12c After a three months run in New which send up tv^aeed leaves, have Puffed Wh e a t, pkg. ..^matoes Cucumbers be removed. the parts" of jtheir flowers In fours, Ha pushed his hair back and Succotash 2 23c I M ayonnaise York. so.ldler-Berlln took the cast of Police dispersed the demonstra- 300 back to Capip Upton and start- fives, or multiples of these munbers, laned ddwn from the chair, Fancy, Long,- Tender tors after moving the 'car Into \ a while monocotyledonoua plants, Puffed R iw '^ pkg. 10c rough Saturday,” ha said in that No. 3 -Can St. Lawrence ed plans to put the show on In. a garage and asking the chauffeur to those with a single seed leaf, have “P voice that had made many Home* Circle" Stores T E L E P H O N E P E A S big way at camp, but the command- remove the flag. 'The other Gennapa the parta of their floWera In thrsea RED AND WHITE lO-O s. ^ pie aquirm earlier in the day. W o ' R o d e o i n C o u n t i y C l u b ' C o u p o n s * ing officer had. different views. He took refuge Ip a hotel. TOASTED iTVe or multiples of three. W h e a t Flakde Canal Bowl Freer Pkgs. A d C e ran overtime, didn’t we? Telephone Peas TOc 2 q u o r f s 2 3 c iard on Hla Honor, too.” He Week-End' Grocery Specials Values Worth V i-Lb . podded hiq head ' toward the-J Dozen Oaaa ^^ ^gi^gg Tender. Long Oolden Baker's Breakfost Cocod TIjns udge’a chamber.^ "Hla wife’s on H " £ 2 > " ' ‘ ® * ® “ " ® ' 2 l b s , « 5 e S t Lawrenee Oreen er Wax C A R R OTS , I ...... bunch l O e ‘ 'Shone, and on too muscle. He I Checking ^ " F R C S H F R U n I S A N D V E G E T A B L E S Des Aloines Squash , 1 her up for lunch.” . Hubi>ard Squash R E D ^ WHPIE 1 L b . Vac. 4 % # % ^ Lunqj—Pat realized" It was In- Pin k Salmon, Summ er Squa.sh - ’’Amerlro’e Ffaieet” • i i|ijn j £ , w C Yellow' Turnips fer lunch. She glanced - ? W b . r o i l * 5 9 c 't a ll c a n ...... String Beans Cans FiMh Nalive Broccoli .. bunch 14c ck, and then at tl;e dark- I lOc Ix \L PATTERSON’S MARKET Red Band—-Freehly'. dde} Rain was "trickling -Tun a F ish, *Wh^te 2ic Nn. B Oen Sonbeam 101 C E N T E R S T R E E T v .t ^ TE L E P H O N E 3^86 Boasted and Ground! he window and toe smoke I S u g a r I b J b . c l o t h b a g 4 7 c Me at, flsi can C E L E R Y b u n c h I C i c Coffee -----_ freighter heading up river I edrts La rg e Bunch 10c Good qUalRy NaMve rofafoes are a ‘‘buT” bung low upon the \raier. O n i o n s , N a t i v e " < 6 | b s . H e Qu a k er' Oats, Quick or aasjnismmj ^mai.gmiiwiimi II m^ m j t rnrn >nMfMty»dpT»f^flpi ,i oi^ss. av.- J m i p i - 2 L 9 1 L 4 y i X J ^ ^ ~Ck>tog~Ao Sniah aU- thoaa' Rcgnlar*.*.**.,^^* . m , , e e ___ Grape fruit Juice 3 r . . * 2 5 e ___ SWEET POTATOE^;-r ;r ...;.« Ib^. rw ...... ” p.^,.Y0U O r a n g e s B a n a n a s you knock off for a sand- 2 pkgs. , . , . . . A j D C — i r T O e s i F S p i ^ , Brussels sprputA; v.'.cr.'; qt; lie :,^l,35anO na- JPeek* about- going do\ra to tob Campbell’s, 3 cans a U C A nio8 b M l hMtf mskflib a splendid m e a l-^for econoiny: and . t h rif t e n i ^ b f ^ b ««t l tore for something? You Week-End Meat Specials G R E E N B E A N S i - ; r " A T M E A T M A R K E T S haver to tAe my words off laom f Gmbm e at^" ‘ Bartlett Bears 1 ^ttinn d Round S8c lb. Ground V e a l 30c Ib. Beef Ground, 28e lb. Blended a* dadom''i' down then, you know.” Ig c u t i i p 2 flat c a n s ...... f r D C 2 q u a r t s 1 9 c wish w ith Te al, pork or ham. ’ . ^ GENUINE SPRING! She smiled, but ebook her head, Frorii Killed 0 0 . 6 9 c Mnfnsehino don’t thing rn take time. I Norw egian Sardines aasin |Fpu U Are V Le gso fl^m b ib.27c lave an orange in my” desk. I F o w l , 4 - 4 J - l b s * o v o r . olive oil, FrsahGr Seedleaa White BEST QUAUTY '_^to,g«ttorough , early. Thanks, l b . 2 9 c LeRRof La m b. Rib Roasts . . . . . 32c*35c lb. Daisy Hdms 2 tins 15c 5-O z. Ja r. GR A P E S, lb. 10c. S.lbs, 25c Ve al C u tle t...... 49e Ib. lb.42c She ^ a o f T t ^ a C r o ^ ^ Round (L o w e r) . . ...38c lb. Ve al Chops ...... 35c lb. wanted to finish up, wanted Logs o f La m b l b . 2 5 c Little Gem Peas^ Oallfendn R o lb o f Sprfn f La m b . B e e f L i v e r i b . 2 2 c S l i c e d B o c o n get hway to do some shopping I Oennlne Spring B n rt Oln ey, O S String Beans B o n e lm Pot Roasts from Boneless Ve al ...... I b . 3 5 e ' hurry home to be .heady when S P IN A C H . Special . . . 1 9 c Gra p e fruit .’...... 4 for 25c • 25c Ib. 2-No. 2 cans . . . . . « 3 A C ...... 28c*30c*32c Ib. H a m b u r g 2 l b s . 4 9 c '’",•••*>•— lA rry —the name ' B o n o f o s s C h u c k R o o s t P E A S ...... box 25c Corned BoneleM B rlg k e t.. F r a n k f u r t e r s I b . 2 9 e through her heart Tha room Circle Coffee, 'w am Prunes Lo in and Rib Chops. Shoulder Clods, E tc. Heavy Steer Baaf! Juice Oranges . . .2 dor. S5c ...... 28c lb. away. Nothing was real ex- 1 lb. baR ...... 1 # C • 13c Gra pe fruit LIM A BE.ANS . . . . .^25c Shoulder Chopei. ' Boneless Fresh Bris k eL SUGAR CURED Larry and herself. Baby bean* ready oooln Stew Be ef ...... 28c Ib. — to Smoked Shoulders lb:26 e Ibt to take time off to re-l R i b R o o s t s Mecca Coffee, r%g% V If^ Larg e Oranges, PANCT— C A U L IF L O W E R , . . . 1 9 c Tom’s voice came to her Heavy Steer Beaft l i b . b a g ...... Z Z C R A S P B E R R IES ..,^.. 19 e dox. 35# and 4Sc O u r Good T*«t everybody lik M I t ...... 60c Ib. Pot Roast BONELESS "Or la all tola rush fo r . a I Molasses I W -L b C a n l i e Brown’a B u tte r 32c-3Sc lal reason?. A young map, I Bonoloss f f a m Rolls V a n Camp’s Evapora ted O u r Good Scotch H a m ...... , 40c lb. W ilkie’s Milk, and Cre am ppoio/* Ha .grinned and turned Small M il k ,- 8-Onnee Bottle Banbenm' STR A W B E R R IE S . .. 2 5 e Apples,...... 4 lbs. 25e opsiror. a question as toe desk 4 taO cana ...... ^ £ > C ’ Snoed vtne-rlpened berries. Melatoah er Wealttiy. Scotch Sausares, 25e Ib. - Sliced, 25c Ib. Sm ith’s Fre sh E f g s PETERS’ Depot SqyMarket D. HERLIHY ;e u t came over. BED A WHITE 8TOEB Honoycomb Trip o Ova ltin e, " t h e Pood Bever* IW Main Straw IW. StSS in toa Uttia cubbyhole New Arrival! * Pancake ^y ru p 9e qk' 2Sc Apples °***"rat nm It she used for an office Pat . ag e," medium o I Fresh C a lf Liv e r Our. Center and OrlmroM Stn. oked P i n e h u r s t G r o c e r y S p e c i a l s Wilson A Co. Little H a m r Corned Boneless B ris k s t.t iH asM X j. BROGAN _ at her face in a tiny mlr- CHI #saaaann« •*%- « 0 ^ O t ^ Aant Ja ( Be ef Liv e r 28c. lb. M Pino Street 'IhLSglS' She wondered It her happl- S i i i o k o d B o o f T o n g u o ' fki^M iriaap . . hi glass . . JarMa. Paaey Shrimp In eaaa . . Sw ift’s D a isy H ams, 41c Ib. 43c lb. PRANK HILLERX could be Sean in her eyes aa Swift’s Pieuilum ^ L«r# ® e a n ...... 59e .Sweet Potatoes Boiled and Bidied Ha af NED NELSON Mantn and Oncaviaa P. F. CASHION r. ,Soon It wouldn’t be a ae- •UMidnSt . IW.3SM Raspberries, Pancoke Flour Reg. P k g. CeUeetiMMcy er Brown S agar...... IW.M83 InJanotoermonth they ^uld F r o s h S h o u l d o r s H u n t’a, N o. 2 caa C 11c lunra the engagement She Bnmee* Pre* D e liv e ry O n AD Orders F o r $1.00 A a d OT^kee, lows ar SharSna ...... Ik. ISe C h i^ t n s , S5e Ib. Fow l, 31e ib. Pprfc Roasts, cientsr cuts, S8c lb. unaglne toe words staring Operrjr M Cre am o f W h e a t, ‘-V Yapeofn .^^.bag.16c and 36c r from tha Suhday papers: b u #« p k f ...... Z:OC G rM n Stamps G iv o i W ith i Bsnnla McOtaw announces lb* box Ho G ing e r Bre ad M ix, RBagMh MaMaa . . BeymoadY Frs e D e Uv e ry. A Good Lia s o f Vegetables. A b o High Grade GroMrie R T r y Ua and •ngagsment of her daughter, Chocolote Yt-Lh. B a r l i e tela Mary, to Lnurdbee K sot” D u lTa , p k g ...... Bo S a tbSsd. W s WiO D o O n B w t . ; R E D S W H I T E : then it Herakey’s " ...... BaUag Powdar, MANCHESTER EVENINO RERALP. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, IMS - -r- MANC^iJIwi Bw BVfanNQ HERALD. MAN(^fi8TER. CXIN^I, FRroAY. SEPTEMBER 16,198S dAMostmted bcfor* tb« party's ~ candidat* for . govaraor, ter inqrirs.os'fo that new Tisloa andfcaiamberlala and waa'waltlng for pahHe off the aBpoc4 field, but th* . ■'S. PA( world, that it ia daflnttaly impoaatbl* DANANER, BALDWIN stepped to' to* front of the platform bring’ US'those ideals" than Obrnell, Itoe British prime minister to make excited throng tiungsto every ven- HiKfiER HOSPITAL for SijdateB German* and Oiecha to and aasertod hhe fait Willard, "would CORNELL TEU 5 B|ad4 resulbr o f toe —- Baldwin said "I don’t aocuMfllr. dress tbs dslsgateo. {hour talks, an official annondee- mu, NOT APPEAR RECOVERYNOW Chaplain of ths State House of Willard of any crlintl'-'ba Isn’t (OMHkraad frsni Page One) "May w* pray that th* drums oflinant said merely; "i- - tiHs Of frdposed Addi- Repreeentatlve*. tostfed with any" bift sddad that in war shall not start again to beat I ‘*n>e Fuehrer anij|RelchachanceI- ISDEFEATED Harvard Lachs Material . Plunge Into Baalnese view of tbs party’s dsclaratloa It dslagates asssmbled last night for the funeral march at men," he said|l<»^J^^y L>*d a discussion with th* MAY RUN INTO TROIM^ mmm need, Then, the delegates plunged Info' waaktartlpg a "now sra" WUlard’s what party leaders descrihed as an solemnly. ~ - iBritfsh premier at Obeixalsberg in Almshonsfi EaperHsor Said \ tiMi; Deasion Awaited toe businesa of. the convention. presenc*' on tbs committee would "uhbosaed’’ convention at which, Seated on the platform when (for- i The course of a^ich an extended, Not To Be Liable To Dvders | But Harlow^s Optimistic Col. Ernest L>. Averlll of Bran- prove an smbarrassnMnt to tbs they asserted, toero would be no at- nell began tUs keynote speech were Tnuik exchange of views on the Of Unofficial Groap. DICKCHAPM^OF ticket tempt to swing toe delegates to any Harwood, Samuti F. I^ o r , Jr., .who altuatlon took place. ' I Apostoli-Corhett Matched COAST GUARD LINE AT THE BEEHIVE ford wa# electod permanent chat#- — TttfiohaT dlMclbW ornii* Ttiwtc iiriS'fl'' on tbe ’Fecdmmeindafloii ’ dT'the' gffltardriooirJ i i flow siftsTaJ^ ^ tisfo:---- siiecesded • 1tor«fiBi«k-Trir-iFifttoti»i j- -*The--BfHIah'premler-rebiri» {to .RiSj^ , 18,-.ythe .j(a ^ tio n a this Buihmer and Harlow ieaden Slated For m^t of neceooary flood oontml "The report of the Credentials upon Republicans to fight tor ’’eco- Taxpayers' League a communication ’ ^ 1 schedule to Its long history, but propoaed new hospital addition and moat dramatlo momenta. nomic' freedom’’ v^blch he termed sUt# vice chairman;, and SUte Sen- observer* here felt if Iju- mu use him sparingly until he to at ..plana JTpr modernlaatlon of the n)daaurea and we dep]fi>e the action Committee, which bad been con- and vote record, asking toe Board to New York, )tept 16 — (A P ) Dick Harlow refuses to 'concede full strength fronted with only one minor contest Willard’s nams was scratched "the mcht Important of all freedoms stor J. Kenneth Bradley. ropean peace grew out of the cop- notify Almshouse Superintendent AMATEUR CHAMP I Young Corbett. Srd, he’s 88. Is an pi»*ent hospital, followinR a study of the New Deal paddy In blocking from the UsL of approved commit- Mike Jacobs, foe mahout of the fight ex-ebamplon of toe division. He LACK EXPERIENCE anything to anyone.. irvar Games At B oite As R id i^ ratiflcatlon of the Connecticut val- Involving, two delegates from the In a democratic ohd industrial ImmedUtely after toe conclusion K * '* " '* “ ^ premised on the Ernest R. Peterson to appear before I secure at the wing and of the local Institution and prepara- tee members by a rising vote ot 406 oif COmell’s. speech, the delegstes Sudeten territoiy buBiness, has started' to untangle plumped himself to tot middle of «P * c t til of our 1988 rival# seks with Torble Macttonald tion of outline plans by architects ley flood control compact. Bridgepoin area, was quickly ac- stats” In hla keynote epeech which the League "to defend himself" | will be a* good or better than last to 71. ‘ opened the convention. quickly approved toe appotatment Cxechoslovakl* to 0 « ^ y . the class by beating Apostoll on toe and Frank Foley on hand. Thes* tal- Oisdnnan W'illlant S. Hyde, of the ..Piedge Juat RegnlaMooa cepted. against charges brought by ln« thu middleweight class by matching season. Coach Harlow said, "but be Meiet Plnffies Twios ARd-^ Th* convention then adjourned 'at He said til* Unlfed Stsfos, "can Of a group of assistant cohventioni .T*?* w a s affroted would-be tlthose mates. cpapt 'last Februaiy to a ten-round- ented player* and thslr first string board of trustees,’stated this after- We pledge the Republican party Hugh Meade Alcorn, Jr., of 8uf- MoTes Into Seini-Finals Of Fred Apostoll and not-so-Young er. There was loud beefing over toe that os It may. When fo# Harvard Johnny Scarohuk, to* husky* lad fleld then atfjMle ' to the speakers 1:47 o’clock. not stand.with forty million souls secretarle# and convenUon commit-1 Today, Inasmuch as Peterson la Academy At New London To replacemento. Bob Burnett and Aus- noon. •to _uae: every effort to etop the con- tees and brought to* formal session h * “ ’>‘ted by tfo rm « NaxU who are Corbett 3rd, for 16 rounds on Nov- decision by the Apoatoli clan, trA , team to playing its best.lt will give tin Harding, aasurs fo * Oimson of who never played football fo high Cobs Tackle Tern The acceptarice of the irrant for stand to rend the report of the ptSt- crushed in the vice oif hopeless pov- not answerable to the small mem- ember 18 to Madison Square Garden. schopj^ b u t ^ _ tinued harassment of business by to a close I clamoring to join Germany. hershipbership of the Taxpayere’ i.o«giu«tM pu, National Play Along With San Franciaco, who «sw their Idor a good account of Itself against any passing lyid kiekliig;----- — the proposed addition and miidem- government We recognize that cer- form committee. erty, carried on the backs of those Jacobs’ roundly proclaims, toe one on our list." \ who stlU have job*.’' C o n ^ t^ M i w TO Trnxfc I Nobody except those participaU but direetty to the Superlntondent loa* som* of to* prssUge he-sehiev^ H«^eSeyeraI Newcomers The Job of replacing Verfi'Cn fUU^ck at Oonn. StaU and atarM taptlon dependa on the decision of tain flelda -of activity require regu- Alcorn, son of State’s Attorney fight will be for "toe middleweight ed when he licked Freddy Steele In Much With UtU* fo that position for two years until Get the PW’A refrardinff the claaalllca, "Tbey must be given back the •ntevsrtoua oonvenUon comitit- *“» *« “ * of Charities, It appeared likely tliat ; struck, Harlow’s "magnificent lation by the government In the Hugh M. Alnom of Hartford county the Lebgue would be Informed that Thretf Other Unknowns championship of foe-world.” He an over-foe-welght struggle here Elver since Harlow Vhether or hot freedom to produce,” be said. ’Th«y tees met soon after, some of toem. The Premier may nave the New York state ath- In Grid Lineop For Its fake# of the 1937 eeaSon, to the public Interest, but we pledge that and his father’n aaaletant In the OBITUARY It Is eotceedlng the bounds of aenal- last (Winter. I,.vard I,.- from w* mu*'M r Western---- ——•ytond, Ma; 'big one. The position IS toe kev to » member '.the local .Institution is municipal or such regtilation shall -be just rather Waterbury Grand Jury .Investiga- must recover tbs status of free taaOi: notabto the Resolutions committee. I . *V**?*\. S'l?**’***' letic commission to_hao)( him he h u been.dotog~mttCh-with-^><»-- ___— ____ .*~jL______50. feslfhed to" fohg hbura ^ iror .. ^ I There-WFSSi-Boweveiv-toe-fairly-gen- Mlityr; especltily so in view o f the-1 “Pm J**9»!t* U»to beattog-Apoetoll vraa lltUe. the 'Crimson offense, with to’e TuIl- offoa-WaUlngford Wsleos. .-.-Sexr- "By sa>-raoR» private' plaht tlian punitive and based on clearly tion; read the platform In alow, Ther# miisl be a job for every home. fact that an olBcial Investigation ha* ^As Favorites Topple. - The cOBfotiasion does not like A1 considered to# N^o. 1 middleweight In fact, most of the players hAhas Chuk now tips tha scales at 203 The trustees asked for |23R,0OO The Committee on Permanent Or- eral supposition that it might relate Sdiedole. ^ e k handling the ball on three of Aaeootated Praro Sporte W HIm formulated and faithfully maintain- measured tones, hla voice carried ."111* Republican party 1# on the totally : cleared Peterson of every HOatsk, who apparently won toe until Hostak belted Steele out to a sent put to start games could V ot four plays. pounds... to complete the work outlined In the DEATHS right side of tola .issue. It must genlxetloo whipped through I to toe proposal to titer toe Csecho- title when he knocked out Freddy The second dlvtoten aetoti mfna ed principles, permitting privet* en- outal^n the convention hall by radio ' alovak-Oerman frontier. dtsrge lodged against him and his round. AposUl had beaten Steele make their rivals’ teams, but. \as Fullback Poet Open ^laha^. Approxlmal^y SS ^ r xeiil fight for economic freedom." work in abort order, voting to make 4 Oakmont, Pa., Sept. 16—(AP) — Steele July 26. on a technical Imockou' and drubbed long as they escaped injury, upheld front and centef fo the Ng of the money would be supplied by terprise to plan for the future. mlcrojv^ones. Mrs. Eather E. .Morgan, administration, and since the com- At present the position -Is wide Rato wa^ed out th* Connecticut League pennant comedy ' We propose to recreate confldence He asserted that 'government and toe temporary rtil of delegatee toe plalntsi o f the inmates - agraJcMit toe I ^ e r e Is no time Ilk# to# pratent to The solon# declared toe title Glen I ^ , the durable Nebraskan New London, Oct 18.—(AP>— Harlow’s belief In them. -' state amateur boxing champion- the ROvernmenU’tS hy the trustees, Applsoae Oreets Pledge f Mrs. Blather E. (Moore) Morgan, business, which he claimed a^ere permanent roll and toe temporary «# t acquainted wltb, the h#xt na- vacant then and gave a rousing call t t e Craft ' Coast Guard Academy open. Joe Garden*. Myron Cphen In a pair of doubleheadanr'at Fktl* In the financial £uture of the state 77, of,. Chestnut Lodge, 01 Chest- sdmlnliitratioh as rehoslud^laat | twice. , Last season, when toe (Stlnison' ship# at Capitol Park in Hartford it wa* stated by Chairman Hyde. ■Vigorous #pplause greeted the "hostile" to each other under (the officers toe permanent officers. 'titoti amateur golf championablp for contenders. They wanted Hos- will launch on toe 1988 football seas and Ben Smith are the leading can- adelphia and Boston, thoa* afoo-raae ' and nation, by a prompt balancing nut street widow of Henry Morgan, ICHAMBERLAIN ASSERTS night were entirely vindictive.^ He still to the leading contender was outplayed only by undefeated didates. Garden* appears the best last night but toe bouts wUl be If approved a new wipe pn the platform's., flist declaration which New Deal, "must have al common Baldwin thus wras toe preaiding without point. ]evtn tbbugh hi# name won’t be Ult and Apostoll, but apparently for a championship which to vacant *^*| •**''* several new men pulling who ore Juat along ^ tha rids west end of the hoepital extending of the .budgets through a reduction died at the Memorial hospital this Dartmouth (Harlow never has been ball handler and' spinner o f the presented tonight unless foelement now have a big say W the final act was that the Republican party, in purpose. And that purpose muat officer nt today’s nominating sesr The recent primary vote is ] qwn before foe middle of tomor- they are not going to get them, not Ir. New York state, held by Corbett, ,*t the oars but Coach Johnny Ue^ able to satisfy himself why Harvard imrtb and south would be built and of expmdlturea and the ellmlnallun afternoon at 1 o’clock following' a vafternooh. I'lfht away anyway. Cornett, will group. Whether he can generate the weather Interferes . . . Manchester of toe flag faros; A m , ITpaat per^-i of bureaucratic waste, and by limit- Connecticut pledged itself to strive short lltriosa. Mrs. Morgan waa ad- b# the expanslop and growth of Sion and Judge Albert S. Bill of FARLEY SAlISFAaO RY ularly reganled as a public who comes, from Fresno, In Cali- •nxota Bays ha hu hopes of a con* lost 7-fl to Army), the material was Interest centers around Eddlb Elm’s ue. present plant, built in Mil 9 for recovery. West Hartford wa* secretary. tlon of the preset almshouse 1 Introductions are>ln order because fin In and If Mike can convince them fornia by grace of the CaUforala paratively amoofo voyage, plunging, speed and open field bril- formancea are anx^UMfleatlOa, tbeyH. would be completely ipodernixed. ing legislative appropriations to mitted to toe hospital yesterday. business, foe building up, os fast as so meagre Harlow waa IlmltSd to a liajice of Struck to another ques- bid for tha middleweight crown and probably up imd kick everythhig A few.minutes later another burst we can, of the weali The delegates, by unanimoqa as tola question was the chief cam- I few persopa eyer heard of the four it to a championship bout the com- commission, and, by Hostak else- apeclflo purposes. She waa born July 0,1861 in Nor- lib ot to* coun- (OoBtlaned from Page One) 1 CoMt Guard's schedule this year handful of substitutes. Graduation tion. ’ Joe Boston’s attempt to annm the lop-zIded^^^^n^sItfuiMiep. of applauqe greeted a denunciation try. voles Vote, approved toe appbint- ______ptign ttikinig point lodged against semi-finalists who .scrambled around mission might recognize the winner where by virtue of the National wicb, Chenango County, New York, O'akmont’a grass and sand today af- os tltleholder. has been raised from seven to eight losses were heavy. As a result Har- ' Ken Booth, a '195-poiind tackle, heavyweight 'diadem . . . prelimi- Wa advocate the Immediate re- of "relief for political purposes. Baldwin was reported to have de Selectipsn Spiess, the* badly defeat- boxing Association’s edict low Is plagued by tacitle, guard and aumptlon by Congress of Ita consti- th* ^ugbter of Mr. and Mrs. John ment of the following as aesUtsnt j ^ have another talk with Herr Hlt- ter foe -most devastating slaughter flames to Include Trinity, which appears a sure atairter at right nary bouts are slated tonight with Plttaburfili’a Plratee, booetiAff The platform waa adopted unani- elded to run only after strong per- secretaries Of too <»n^Uon; ^ ed “aider-inner” of the almshouse | tollbacic problems. CZECHS WILLORDER tutional power to regulate the value Moore. She was educated In th* he complainants. of favorites the ch'amplonahip has Merriman left as coach to thke over tackle. Tom Healey and - George toe semi-finals ' .and finals next three-ga|m margin ae the rs a S eC mously by a voice vote. < school* of her nativ* ’ town. She suasion from party chieftains. Stanley J. Traceskl of New Brit-1 knowm. to# Coast Guard helm at foe sUrt End and baekfleld prospects, ex- Downing are battling for toe other Thursday . . . •of the .currency. ' aln, Frank'Lynch of New Haven, The present membership of the I boy who shot nine holes in three cept for fullback, are fairly healthy After the adoption of the plat- married Henry Morgan of Waltham, Elsrller In fo* day he had asserted "Only tola time he has told me it rsxpayers’ League is not knowm, but Pat Abbott, a 25^year-oId Holly under par during bis morning of' toe .1029 season, and one of the post. ■ I , . the Qwita with five nomOtters yestac^. DISPERSAL OF STORM We believe* that there should be form, Colonel Averlll called for nom- Mas*., and In 1899 they came to James B. Lowell of Canton, Milton so long aa the holdovers' and sopho- he would not accept the nomination, was his intention to come half way t la reliably reported to be about | wood movie extra now “at liberty" match, went out the same rear door Sports Rotindup Mwcomers seeking a berth on toe The giiarda present another prob- The New England night speedway d a ^ move Into B ^ o n toe a no distinction between to* alms of Inatliona for Senator. Manchester. Mr. Morgan, who had thus creating considerable Jubila- H. Rlchman of Hartford, Mrs. Alice to meat me." to toe parlance of hla craft, remain- mores remain healthy. But their as- bill, with the buzzing Beea. ■na to* worker and to* employer. 'Wa :welve counting the officers. hla Walker Cup team mates had Cadeto eleven this fall .to * Trinity lem.’ Harvard lost Joe Nee, (foptain championships,' which were sched- Schsto Nomlnatea Danahar, tor many years been m charge of tion among toe force* backing P*m . Squire of New Britain, Mrs. Ger- He said Hitler "wishes to spare ed to toe upper bracket along with used earlier. By EDDIE BRIETZ transfer. signments are of the hasardo.ua type Russ Allen and George Klein, all uled at to* Bulkeley Stadium In- (^olnnatt Redz, four ssniea TROOPS OF HENLEIN believe that (the walfar* of laborer Cheney Brothers oxidation dyeing Dsnsher** nams was placed In ReU#j>l* source* said that som* trud Frisbl* of Hartford. an old man another such long Jour- a rich Connecticut yankee named This.to why it to necessary to TOree baekfleld starters, a giant and. the opposition appears ' much valued linemen. Nick Mellen, Dave Hartford Wednesday night; wefo fo third place, tangle with and amploysr alike rests upon la- nomination for toe post ^ Judg* department died In 1DS<). leaders sturned to Baldwin. Strat- The convention was adjourned un-' Richard Chapman, who at 27 Is the stronger to most spot*. nee. creased production and to# preven- ney." . meet the new champion — whose New York, Sept. 16-^(AP) \iTh# tackle and a regular guard are the Glueck, Rick Hedblore and Larry postponed untU next Wedneaday^he- (OBnUnoed frons .Paga Ona.) Nathan Schsta of Hartford, who Effo'orts were mad* last night to ford attorney and a former House tU 11 m.m.Today. oldest contemler left. Captain Bob Green and Don Johnson lead the fight for the two causs of rain . , , Idadlng motoroyole In addition to the partlea ot IRa tion of exploitation. We pledge our- ’locsts Mrs. Ernest Bantly of 44 Before he spoke, Chamberlain name isn’t known now and never Plratea were one Jittery bunch when men ^ a s t Guard muat replace tola termed him “the only candidate for floor deader In the General Aasem- took a black-bordered, creeted enve- ABOUT TOWN Ed Kingsley, 23-year-old ore was very weU koown befote. Daughter*, veteran endst! will hold open positions at present. Hedblom riders of toe East wiU he fo action flrzt and zecond p a ^ tba davaloff* tlatlona for peace In the long-stand- selves to protect toe right of labor the Republican, party for United Porter street, who with her husband they pulled out for Beantown last year but toe new material looks dowm toe wings for toe third sea- rnenta of these bargain Mila .. bly because of opposition oppressed lope from . a royal messenger . and sampler at a copper mine In Mag- ^ h t . , . note to Hank Graqtim: promising enough so that the b** had •considerable experience at with ‘'Bq " Lieman ..ss f ^lefandlng ...... I wm ha by fliudeten-CEechostovak dispute. to organize and to bargain collee- States senator." was totiring in Novm Scotia. Late jtfih, 'Utah, Opposed WilUe Turneaa, son. 'Tim Russeil, on toe "behfo with oY parttenlar-fotariffi ta rtti' ittffla ’ fo' Pape’s candidacy by persons who read a four-page letter from King Mias Evelyn Beer of Foster street I Better get busy with that pine, boy ^ o r s ’ followers have hopes of bet- center and Johnson to a eohvertsd, champion . . . Accompanied by bis aide, T. T. A. tlvely^hro^h representatives of Its Wild applause greeted Schatz’s this afternoon contact with Mrs. a youth of toe sam* injuries almost from fo e start of fullback. ' .am# zat togetlier in tha Asbton,Gwatkla, Lord R\inclman Bantly, a daughter of Mrs. Mor- ■had been mentioned prominently tor George 'VI, who today was In mourn- who wras fo* Southern New Eng-| ■ . . reason Sammy Snead isn’t terli^ last year’s .500 aversg* when own choosing without Interference assertion' that Danaher wa* the places on the party’s ticket,...... NO GUARANTEE land delegate to the National 0>un-l age, whose name you are more like- last season, baa regained hto center The schedule: Oct. 1, Brown; Oct. Iraunde fo New York. tavoMnff tM left Prague by regular commercial gan’s, had not been made. ing for bis cousin, toe Prince of going to tour toe Argentine with the New Londoners won three. lost AttsiMtanpts to form a football team through uareaaonable use of Injuno- "type of man who will tn’Hy repto- cll ot Methodist Youth, held tbisl ly to recognise because of toe SPRINGFIELD NIPS berth, thereby releasing a iff fl, (fornell; Oct. 16, Arniy; Oct 22, zecond^pfoca Chicago Cuba, who S a air liner. Ov* proceedings or from any other She Is survived by two sons, Bkl- Danaher Senatorial PoesibUity Connaught. Paul Runyan and Jug MeSpaden to tores and tied one. at to* bmEast t Side feU through be- only three gainaa back and mniikiff aent til the people-ln the state of Emerging but of toe welter of summer on the campus of the tinl-l achievements ' of his golfing older that hto mom put her foot down o'n (Hack) w;ilson for duty fo the back- Dartmouth; Oct. 29. Princeton; causs of lack of foterast. so It lOoIu .Expect RimcInnan’B Return source. Connecticut and not one man in the gar Morgan of ThompsonvUle, for- The letter was in His M'ajeaty'a ■brothers than of his own. ..***••7 t^le-threat fuii- field. fast, and. toe Giants, who M l ta Ciwcboslovak -circles derived some merly of this town; Clinton Morgan talk of possible candidates for other OFPEACE GIVEN own handwriting. versity of Colorado' at Boulder.l Sam m j^m ak^ toe trip by plane Nov. 6, Chicago; Nov. 12, Virginia; aa though th* old rivalry b^ssa fourth place yesterday. We proposie to prevent govern- White House." kack. A rt and Ban Iragel, toa ball offices came the name of John A. which was attended by over 10001 Nevertheless, he is toe eOmpeU- SAINTS IN OPENERi Tony Palasola, toe San Wilson will be welcpme In ,ltock of Nov. 19, Yale at New Haven. th* north and south and will bt^ r*. Satisfaction from the fact that Vis- mental .Job hplders from exercising the' Veterana hospital, Newing- - The premier read.lt slowly and tlve veteran of toe quartet A good- carrying twins, tackle Charles Lele- All aligns point to trouM* for th* Among the seconders of Danaher Danaher, former aecretary of state, young persons from 45 states,' w1ll[ cisco fight promoter, to laid up In a sumsd again tola fall... both a*ml* countess.Runciman and membera of autocratic power* over labor. was State’s Attorney William H. ton, and Mrs. Erneat Bantly, and turned to make a guarded comment looking utue 130-pounder M to ing and guard Frank Palman are Pirates fo Boston. The Bues ItoriB the British mission remained at seven.grandchildren. who reports had It, would have tell of her experiences at toe Young I hospital with stomach ulcets . . . pro squads report large turnouts of won only three of eight starts In tha Would AboUah Swcatsliops Blodgett of Litchfield county.. DURING PARLEY! to Lord Halifax while crowds shout- People’s meeting Sunday evening I black wavy hair, be was jcraduated th*^ regulars who have bean lost. Prague, an indication that the Biit- Funeral arrangements are incom- clear track for the nomination _ ed; "WeU done, NevUIe."_^___ , three months ago from Holy Croesr esndidstas"di ■ and express hopes of de- Hub tola year, and, with lah negotiator would return. ' We- urge- toe adoption ttf state . A f t e r . _Blodgett .had .finished At 6 o’clock at toe South Met' over from foe ’37. Bsaaon-aro ' -velojrtng- a strong a m y : . . staff 'handta speaking, the chairman called for pletet pending the arrival .or Mrs.' senator barring some unforseeh 'de' (OaitteiMfl fn m Crowd CAeera r rende*’ imlverflty,'■ He won foe Metropoll- Stage Sn-R M M j'ToT*ke& “ *^^^^ P|c jusrter-back. Harold Cforeekl. a ' Reports from the Sudeten region laws and , Interstate compacts to velopments. church. *- / ■ ***••• Ike Reda are adding Bob Klinger, fo ty ra ’ going to Rnfl further nominations and not a sin- Bantly from toe automobile trlji.. It required toe combined efforts tan amateur championship lost year ieft*handed pasaer; Claude Win- At^TRAtlA CUTS WIDE told of one new Incident, details of abolish sweatshops and child labor, Mrs, Helen Lewis of Stratford desberg, near Cologne, Germany, and has■ -held ...... toe New Englan“ ad in- it anything Dut~b**c oM ahttOea .'Which were hot confirmed intmhdl- and to protect womra and children gle voice was raised. [ of foot and horse police to make way Mrs. R. E. Hunt of Branford street! Seriee Game,- 7 -6 ;/Phy •S?.' s ^ d , a half-back; Louis O'NelH, knocking off'tfruey Stongera eraw u- Then, by a chorus of ayes, the Re-, was mentioned often tor secretai about Germany's and Czechoslo- ^ tercolleglate title three Umea, but foe center: Joe McClelland, heavy- ately In official'- quarters. Sudeten with respect -to mslxlmum hours, Of state while others and foe posi for the premier’s car at the main has entered the Hartford <^ospil -■* , I to here for Air—nit. The ^Standings fo toa Bees’ own lot. publicans made Danaher their can- FXJNERALS vakia’s deapute over Czechoslovak for observation and treatment by| never went far to national competi- koxer and regular tackle; , Oermans were said to have demon- minimum wages and working condi- they were linked with included exit from the airdrome.. The tre- tion. ’ YESTEROArS RESULTS The Red# have taken flea ot eight didate for sehot'or. iainority' rights., mendous- crowd, cheered and strug- heart specialists. Here Next Snnday. f a i l l e Masters, regular guard, and SWATH IN TENNIS P U T strated at Bezegnin, near Ifalkcnaii, tions. Mrs. Ida H. Lynch. Francis, A. Pallottl of Hartford for The Germantown cricket club National Laagne ganiea in Philadelphia, but Simmy ■ A Committee was appointed to To the extent 'that foe parley waa ThisJa Turnesa’s sixth try at the / resulting In a clash with police and We favor, the strengthening of the Funeral services for Mrs. Ida Ker- attorney general. N. J. Monklewlcz gled toward the srafi^g premier , amateur ehampionahip and- the finto ^51?“ a p p U c a t l o n f o r o «P4rt#nc*. Pittaburgh T, New .York 2. Wilson’s pitching staff I# vaetly laa- Czech troops. Two or three soldiers notify Ike young Meriden lawyer of scheduled. to continue, the aituatlon the car swept by on Its way to The Girls’ choir will rehearse "to-1 Mipb, West, Elmer Crock and Dick proved efoee the Phlfo moved ta h i merit system act In onlcr to elimi- sey Lynch, mother of Mrs. Elmer A. of New- Britain for congreasmen-at- was regarded aa hopeful, if not par- time he ever stepped (nto higher toe 1M9 Oavto (fop bouts when toe to# old Aussie Davis Cup star, to In (Only gam* echeduled). were said to have been killed. hts nomination and request his pres- We wlU be played at the West Side Oval pow^ to let toe boys bet W. L. Pirates are stin toe outfit fovotad 1- town. the (xierman -leader yesterday the ou. as a caddy ten years ago sup- for the lost tackle, Letofog;- George terday over Margot Lumb ofrEng- rested.Instantly if he attempted to tenure of office In the Assembly. nominated by. the convention. publican convention _h^ve stated corps to Hartford, will be the guest! presaed Charley Yates, Atlanta's Sunday afternoon., i f a Art ^letoher.Fle*-"^ .Yankee — ■ ..coach, oarries Women’s H etU tle. Plttstmrgh . 78 56 -. to flM«iy?n.t<»p,„...... ______returiTto dzechoslovakla 'ftom Ger- We favor Uie nmehdmerit of our their dteappblntmenr at my refusal tfoambeiitin appeared weli de- | British government. a third grame should be necessary It Lawrence, who-wants'tonuM ’hlr 174 land, was a vtry-gooa Stihoigriplier Paul Waner walloped two bomars, Then BaldwIn’A name was placed spite the airisickness he experienced speaker at the meeting of the localf Britlah amateur king, Wednesday, a watch on the field to see that the pounds in toe fullback spot vacated ' Chicago ...... 78 60 many, where he has taken refuge. election laws In the Intyeat of alm- in nomination hy Raymond _Watt of (Coatlnned from fage OnS.) to be a cahdldate for governor. Chamberlain said to those who will be played bn * neutral field. club Is not cheated In batting sad up to a year ago. The way she’s Cincinnati .. and "Ll’l Poison" Lloyd, Pep Young yesterday on the draniatlc flight corps, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock*I ,— It!a.bls third atoateur although by Waldron; John Thompson, 170 ! playing tenhto hoA It might never 76 61 Some government officials were pllclty and economy In,^e^atratlon Stratfeird, and after e single secontl- "Duty To Accept Nomination" greeted him; at the citadel. he never remained in the spotUgbta Springfield. fteldjng practice . . . he has a spec- New York , ...... 7S 62 and Johnny Rizzo contributed 000 urging that the whole S\ideten Party and honesty In the conduct of elec- retreat reaching here early this "They have expressed a desire to from London—the ■ first In hla 69 “ I have come back rather morq } „ , *b r h ial pocket pocket aewed In hto mon- pounds, being groomed for one of , Forest Hills, Sept. 18— (. be necessary for her to look at a I anlece in the lop-sided festlvitlaa. Ing speech, the delegates itiade the morning apparently • caused the long enough to get kleig eyes. His the Engels’ halfback Job*, and Jlm- Bostqp ...... 68 87 be dissolved. tions. Stratford lawyer their g\il)ernatorl- unite behind me to carry the Re- year^and there was a cheerful quickly than I expected after Blskop, rf ...... 4 1 3 key suit. Australia, with a population of onlyonl typewriter again. She to « talL This left toe Piratee fo a soot where change from last ntght’a gloomy at The Herald waa to error to Its) principal present competitive “ y Dathrop, the transfer from St. Louis ...... 65 72 Appeal Brnadrast V W® promise to end the imJuMtl- al candidate hy a unanimous voice publican party to victory! If I can smile on his face, if not In his heart journey which, if I had not been ao statement to yesterday’s issue .that' achievement Is runner-up in the O. Kopinskl, If ...3 1 2 abofit seven millions, counting- abp- loae-Ilmed girl with an exceptionally Brooklyn .., they can play juat MO hall in their mospherc. Grabec, p ...... ,s i i Trinity, who to making a strong bid hard service' and blazing ground ...... 43 91 , , . The government-controlled Ger- flable delay In constnictlhg humand vote. No other candidate was pro- aerve my party, and, when elected, It) had rtiped all night but as the pr^cupted, I should have found Miss Faith Fallow was yislttog toi honor not likely to be mentioned to __ ar Philsdelphia remaining 20 games, while tha Cubs man language radio broadcast this Generally wcll-Informefi circles prime minister was about to enter | thoroughly enjoyable.” Andy, as -----.i..s 2 2 Before leaving S t Louis Frankl* for the guard berth left open when rigl^ and a few kangaroos, to strokes, ...... 43 91 would have to take IS of 18 to pofo Institutions long alnc^p authorized; (Hi.sed from the floor. my state by undertaking this c4n- New York and Philadelphia, Itf most histories of golf. Frtoch viilted the Card front office -American League appeal to the people; ■' said that the chancellor had pointed his automobile for the drive to MU' The prime minister had boarded Slosek, 2b ..... 3 0 1 Palman ran Into acholaatlc difficul- wlti^t"doubt the hottest tennis ■two good battles were lined up them. and, we pledge ourselves to the es- Noah Hwayne, majority leailer of out to Premier Chamberlain the didacy, I feel that It is my duty to should have been Miss Phyllis Fti-{ ( Abbott won toe nations) publlnks and shook bands with both Sam ties. u, / country In toe world. W. L. ; "Foreign wire-pullers are seeking nich, where a plane was ^waiting to the plane -at Munich after a tnotor championship two years ajio with- Zajac, 8 b ...... 8 o 1 t ^ y In toe women’s division, with With that gnmo the only om om ...t6i)llaltingnt..oC .'m>n.-partlaan coutcoi tJw. Jlu.iU!£..ln_lhe- necessity- of,-settling—the- -Budefien- .*;?‘l*B.T .,.Tl?*„.n9.inln.a tLon for foe, goxr low*. Faith .Js .tQurliig .in .Calfo .“ led for the Initial ses.sion than re- The following yrero winners ot one^ rigan. So he decided to take a crack opines Frankie, ’’unleas they let him "Whoever unclfalns civil war acts Joachim Von Rlbbentrop, foe Frank But Friendly Talk at the national amateur, the movie Sarnack, c an untried baekfleld working behind and sparsley settled outpost of the Mass., facing Jadwiga Jedrsejowaka Detroit ...... 72 65 .1 Pittsburg ....78 86 A8S the state an effective system ot Svvayne praised the educator as a regions o f Czechslavakia—fighting, ports, became current of "atop turkey each to the prize drawlngai Adam, cf , rpn toe nine.’! . . . fifteen membera Washington against the Interc.stS and life of the German foreign minister, turned' to “Yesterday afternoon I had extra business' being-what (t to. In a heavy line sprinkled with enough British Empire — Jack Bromwich of Poland, who was. defeated fo tost ....68 7U .493 Chicago .....7 6 - 60 .689 people. No problem la so compli- hospital Insurance. man of "rare attainments and great the demand of Sudeten Leader Kon- Pape" and "drah-BaldwIn” move- held lazt night at the Popular Mar4 Samti. cf . of the Chicago Bears were, captains i^cago .... intellectual hchievementa" and as- ments. Chamberlain and said, “The sun la long talk with Herr Hitley,” the hto first crack he went farther than in collitch before entering the na- ^veterans to make the prospects ap- u d Harry Hopman. Naiicy Wynri'e year’s final by Aiolt* Usana of .,..58 75 '.42Y Cincinnati ....76 61 JMtt cated. that It cannot be solved by Advonito Juvenile CMurt- rad Henlein for annexation of the going to shine on your trip. prime mfoiater said at Heaton. “It ket, EldnaX’ Pinney, 133 Eldridgw I'doked like a certain finalist, If nqt Chile. , Philadelphia ....60 87 .365 New York ...75 62 JI4T serted he had "served his party feel- Czech German areas' byt Germany, Prior to Baldwin’s announcement street; Mrs. W. McMullen, 11 Ed^ all toe Walker Cuppers, form- il 21 a a I Yootbtil league . . . Burt pear brlghj. arrangement. 'We recognize the -resiionslblllty The British statesman smiled and was -a frank talk, but it was champions and what have you j and 31 7 13 21 6 4 1 Shotten, now a member of the the tournament champiem. In the St. Louis ...... 47 .84 .359 Games Gamas "The German problem In Czecho- big that one 'who served the party and the (foech government’s deci- he would run, Pape's backers had mund street; M r* John HammlU# I The (foast Guard 1937 record was: r-* Budge Face* Hopman upiiii the state for the care of its replied,' “I hope the sun will shine." friendly one. made .- stepping ■ stones, ‘tuhong .Sfc John’s. chata g u g , has the Inside track for O;—Wesleyan 21! women’s dittokm. Don Budge, barging tiong toward Eastern-Playoff Behind .. To Play. slovakia win be sol ved If-good 'w ill serves the state and nation.” Mc- sion to charge him with treason— asserted the publisher could count 167 epoper Hill street; Mrs. d ! Jarfi I Wlerzblckl. c .. Pittaburgh ....— ’’20 (lollquent, neglected, and dependent Conaughy. he pointed out, had .held Some woundered whether Rlb- “I feel aatisfled now that Cach of others, of Ray Billows, the “cto- Cardinal manager with Ray Blades 7-^Wqrceater Tech 6. Bemai’kable SiHwring w fourth major championships of W. L. PC. on both sides Is present.” had strengthened the. Fuehrer’s de 250 to 300 of_^the 8(XI delcgatro bentrop and ‘ Chamberlatn were u" fully undet’otands what la -to the- vis, 28 West street, and Gulseppsi | A. Rubacha. "cf!; Chicago.---- - g------children. And therefore advocate the several Important posts within the elfoer for or favorable to him. ■ -derella man” of golf who was roR- “ •«®<5««ter running second . . . ‘ O—^MiadlebuiY' 48! the year, wag due to exhibit hto tal- Hazleton ...... *. 1 1 .5UU The attitude of the Slovak Peo- mand that If France and England staging a little byplay of optimism mtod of the other. Vtocl, 88 Clinton street. ner-up fo# the title last year. ‘ Sumislaakl, sf . -. It’s a remarkable showing Brom- Clncfonatl ...... 4 - Ifl ples' Party, which had Insisted on Immediate establishment of a Juve- party and wa-s a member of the na- were Wilting to do anything to pre- A report from reliable sources Kuchienski, sa >. U the (fords don’t watch out Lairy 7—Mass. State 6. wich, still fresh after his four-set ehta against Hopman, captain of Elmira ...... 1 i .6UU for. the benefit of bystanders, but a •’You won’t, of course, expect me He rode out he^s^wlth hto frlisnd MacPhail may sign up Shotten for ^ew York_.,..^4H W autonomy, suddenly has veered In nile ■ court ' for the state of Con- tional program C9tnndtlee.‘' • , serve peace It must be done quickly. was that the name of President Majswtkl. i f ... 0—American taternationti a ■win Over Jo# Hunt yesterday, was toS Australian Davl# Cup team. In TODAY’S GAMES Tanka Lose But Onin. neqllcnt...... prominent German * official waa to dlacuas now what will be the re- The wromen of Temple Beth She EUswocto Vines, toe professional - fsvor-of-the! Prague government. . U'oaian Nomlnatod B y. Wuinaa The- belief .waS' eifpresa^ --here James L. McConaughy of- Wealeyaii quick' to remark to a ' newsiiapet^ KtoOr ffiv . . J ® kA to foa t. sold oh. toe .„.fln«Norwfob4)v-^-'£-,- ■ —— asked how come:' .onf.quarUroflnal. match, while two The Wew'Torfc'*yankeea' wars titys • To secure the uniform adminis- aiWt ’orthat talk. AR I have’ got lem have’ set the date Of 'nmrsda ■‘•t*Wls '-6hamp, ''wKo“ rated' ail' . foe '! Pltta-burp’ a t ^ a t o n 'm : — ' Cease t.'oopemting 'The name of Mr.s. Helen E. Ixiwls that ,the Czech actions definitely had been advanced . as a possible man. “don’t take that symbolically.'' now la for diacutaion with tny col- September 23, for a rumnu^e safe H. Oiyxb, ih . .. 0—Conn. State 0. "Probably toe siraplest explana- old campaigners, Sidney Wood, Jr., ped, 0-4, by' Detroit fo th* Amarloaa The followers of the late Rev. An- tration of our laws, both civil, and of Stratford vyas placed In nomina- had ruled out any Chance of a autograph annoyance and susttihed and Bryan Grant. Jr., were to lock Cincinnati at Philadelphia (2); candidate for lieutenant-governor. Rlbbentrop accompanied Cham- leagues, and I would advise you not to be held at the vacant store, 99’’ stare# until he failed to qualify. M/ Rubacha, TW* year’s schedule:; SepL 24. tion to that we have about two mil- League headliner, but, altheugkt dreas Hlinka, .Slovak autonomy, lead- criminal,- w* advocate , the - Imme- tion Cot secretary of state, by Mrs. plebiscite, by which the Sudetena S. Grysb, 2b ... New York coUunto report Weslayan (away); Oct, horns In the other. Wood always St. Loula at Brooklyn (2). ’ Some mention) of Cornell as- berlain aa far as Munich, and ex- to accept prematurely any un Mato street, beginning at 9 a. Now Vines plods along with Abbott, (A) it. 1,. vi^eea- lion tehnto players,’’ he said, “Hon Chicago at New York. { beaten. Gehrig and Company WM er, who died Augii.st 16. have ceased diate reorganization of our entire Helen Wllshlre of Greenwich, Wom- could vote to go tender Nazi rule. "darkhorae" cahfildate was heard Lucito, p ...... toat Taylor. Philly pro- has been able to beat BItay' on pected to return here for a confer- authorized, report of what took The committee includes Mn. Dante Ih the unknowns’ gallery. ..3 ter Tech, (away); 8, Mlddtobury est, about two out of every seven " Amerleaa League left needing only three vletoriae to cooperating with the Henlelnlsts. minor court system, land Its co- en deregates from the vailqii.T-coun-.^ Rut, despite this, It wks felt that among the delegates, following his moter, will carry hto ‘‘war’’ on Mike (sway); 15; Norwich; 22, Trinity grass. clinch the pennant, since Bostea’a ence with Hitler, presumably on thfi place to the conversation.' Karlin, Mrs. George Miller and Mrs.] Chapman has foken part to five people must play the game. -One New York at Detroit As a result of a conference of ordination, within the Judicial de ttcji seconded the nondnatlort. the way had been opened for definite speech, but foe party’s public rela- results'Of the. fo^eira niinlater^a "I shall be discussing these talks Barney Wictaman. Tbey plan ) 30 6 0 21 11 2 Jacobs to New York by renting the (away):' 29, Rennselaer; Nov 6. The surprise* Of the tournament second-place Red 80x menagsd only leading Slovak-Peoples’ Party mem- With no other candidates In the steps to resolve the matter finally amateur tournaments but never be- Coliseum and (B) that th* ' next club In Melbourne haS 1.8(H) mem- Philadelphia at Chicago. partment of the State. tion# man told newspapermen he chat with CbafobsrlMn-' < tonight with ray colleagues and make a collection of articles for the! fore reached even toe first matfo Springfield ..000 104 2—7 Maas. State (away); n , Connecti- bers, and there are many others is Gene Mako. Budge's Davis <5up a apllt With Cleveland in' a pair Ot bera with I^resldent Benca it ia tin- Recognizing the deplorable con fle|d, thl delegates then unanimous- to a decision. T ’.‘definitely’-., wa* not a- cand^ate for Manchester iMk you’U gat at la Moody with a doubles partner reached the- aeml-r .Washington at St. Louis. 3-2 decisions. The Indians won ttte derstood they are willing to bark the Both German;anaBrttiah officials others—especially Lord Runcitoan sale Wednesday, afternoon of next] play round. Rich' and social, be .212 001 (1—6 cut State (night game); nearly as. large; , dltlona In our present county jails ly gave the ;nomlnatlon to- Mrs! A far different feeling wW' In any office, saying: refused bliintly'i to disclose the na- (unofficial British mediator In week. Two base hits, Grabec, And.y, Au- ttonto rwquet fo her hand wlU be fo finals yesterdays by trimming Gil- Boston at , ifnm.hia rahlnrt hafArai hsing ahlr Vlimuntr Halifax,II . teralgft I aaaiiai VVUkle, a Koflak. a.oahhey s «y . JMBlfl.'QTK thUi.tlmr,"' ^ DqstoB»««Al L opexr TmPJTTTIRTnjCn^. s Iblervenllon . wHIi tela taelu was urged to tnelufie A ha toe dark toniiix"wsi»sstw|»''f r of! the game. Johnson was deprlvl d and 75 wounded-. Ln clashes , ijf the vfir,ioi4ii, educatiunali IqgtiiUjiUtu- ’flien came the only, floor conte.it of a strong statement against to* New to conttoue his discussions with tary, was among those who greeted stint fpr .'the manner to. which Oakmont or are thsy?'" one else who wishes . Id . try out mav Us# High Frossuie fry AR8OOIATE0 tVESS has $3O?C0O invested ;th Taxes aHj ’ .;Ad«W 41ltte*,.-proki4qdmod:‘5m- Atojiday , a W t h i , ____ .foe.te, .p.., ,.i ago.'but gave no Inkling of.foe form catambetriateai Jlqaton. ' -traaafoaned, to# .ball, -wito; Njuant Jutta ... On* gatlisr#. from.- talking-«dth cff,> home run _whu MonldewiCz- bf ,'Nevf -Britain-, wab r';' ' T- v . ■Deal to ..foe :djroIaration'cff;pfii|^^ . » • Thftt hi» \v'OtimhcJp theSiideten GcT- 'fa<-or ttte extension tm- ’ it waa to draft for the campaign. - German - Charge; IFAiraire# ’ KOrdC' tie*' tff;briittant''autumnr leaves-' the rAtJSfoltlan* thitt'' fo'erk to Ktly mbfito. mans-get-»helr- “ righls.'" . - . provemeril. of Ihc facilities 'o f our ■given the nomination for congrei.i- Despite the’ fiery newspaper lan- Aa far aa could be gathered, un-^ stepped forward and greeted the garden flowers,- and large and : DiUou’s V-8’b Urges NeW Drill Opposition Michigan State’s football taam Phllsdelpbia —Light Heavyweight as much high pressure tennis over . rr.Boston. .^48; ■ V-V; t Wife and Dattghtelns .Disappear ' , aUte. parks ,and toreeta.' man-at-large,:hy an. ov'?«’''l'helmtnK '(tuage, tjic average Gerjnan.held to officially )thete. -waa much, •'take'' iweimler ■edto Mto refreahmeats 'boothw lp. which < Qtampion John H en ^ Lewis, 184; • ' A » . . R . » ; P O : ' A , E . the hope the^ HlUer-Chamberlain ^#p.'Noah H. Swayne o f Darien, ^ **** of jerseyiHhto^ tilers- aa in America; with a ire^at' Averfll- and'Heath, Cleveland, .337. Olacn, c f ..... Henlein could not be foynn at his To Rentrict Billboards voice vote over Prof. Milton Con- and little' "give" In Hitler’s posi- “ I hope you feel that you! have tables were placed. Phoenix, Aria., outpointed Jimmy tournament circuit and plenty of 4- meeting might mark foe beginning majority leader,, in the State House —each a different color--whtcb will Rune — Greenberg, Detroit, 125; Johnston,' as .. .. 4 home In Asch. Hi.s wife pnd two ■ In the interests of safety and the over of Yale. tion. . He was said to want a peace- been successful—at any rate you Adamlckr-188, Midland. Mlfo., (10) help for the , young players who After that flgbT " ’as aeltleJT, the of dispersal of long-threatening war RepresentaUves last sesaton, m ^ Juat that many more head- Foxx, Boaton, 124. E. Solomonson. Sf 4 daughters also had dlsapjieured. It preserviftion of the natural beauties ful solution of the dispute with have conquered the hearts of my The marriage of Mias Margar*| AT DEEP CUT PRICES ! (non-title). show^ promise. Pat O’Har# Wood. Vas repoeted-herc land also In Ger- uf Connecticut, we pledge our con candidates who had not already ap- clouds. said; ' . .... * h achea. for the sports writers . Hlta—Vosmlk, Boaton, J87; (fram- Werner, p •..4 'If we are not oppofod to the New Czecboalovahia but tbaU solution countrymen." Robinson of ^ 2 Center street ^ t ^ c coast football teams hav^ er, Boston, 183. STEP OUT njany) that the Sudeten "Fuehrer’’ tiiiued efforts to secure the enact peared on the platform were called This hope w u atrengthened today must give the Sudeten (forinana the Chamberlain replied; Karl Nielsen of School street Ecabert, e ..., 4' 'had fled to Munich knd was near his menf of legislation, restricting bill- upon for neceptahre speeches. hy the announcement Chamberlain Deal w# have no excuse for exist- independence they seek. scheduled no less than 29 tatersec- Doubles — Cronin, Boston, 47; E. Solomonson, 3b 4 ence aa a jiarty!’' “They were very kind to me and take place at St. Mary's Eplscop BEER tlOTsl ^ e s this season . mentor, Adolf Hitler. boards on state highways. Reject Willard woilld return to Germany “within A British backing for this position I had a great time.” - chiirch tomorrow afternoon at 1 J O H N N Y Vosmlk, Boaton, 87. -- McCohkey, 2b If'caught and Convicted. Henlein Corruption and mlsmanagatncnt By an bvcrwhelming rising vote, few days. ” although last night a Swayne’s statement was niade in obviously would' have tremenfioua Police re^ryes had kept general 'clock. 4 Bottles, dRA-im Mickey CJochrans, looking hale and Triples — Heath, aeveland, 18: 'Mahoney, rf' woutd'faxje a jios.sible sentence of life in public office and the improper use the Republican state convention re- Foreign office commentator had a two and a half-hour session dur- influence on Cxechoslovakia and her Oh Ice— ***]rty. to back to Detroit . . . sey* Moriartys Show Process Averin, Cleveland, 14. Muldoon, lb SQOIRMEKCLASS impn.scqihient. The martial law de- of party position for,personal finan- fused today to confirm-the aele'ctton felt some skepticism that be might ing which the committee heard sug- ally, France. Presumably Cham- WALKER he don t know anything about that Home rune — Greenberg, Detroit. Sti;;^tton, If , return. . ' ' ‘ cree provided ...death vvlthid two cial g.ain as rcvealM Ip the recent of Clarence G. Willard, criticized by gestions for planka which toclud^ berlain will dlacuae. wltb his cabinet 50; Foxx, Boston; 44. hmira after conviction for disturbers grand g|ury Inveiitlgatlons is the the Merritt parkway grand jury, as among others, a condemnatloa of ***“ t o n ^ e to Stolen baaee—CfosetU. New York, Totala ...... 38 8 12 27 13 whether Britain should .ask DR. GRAY’S ' hto cheek when he said i t ^ In Practice For Football df the peace. ] .source of disgust and shame to a member of the party’s .State Cen- appointing legislatora to state of- (Czechoslovakia to pay the price for SCOTCH 34; Lary, (fr'eveland, 21. 2nd Congoes The Czechoslovak cabinet etudied every good citizen. -Ws pledge our tral committee, a post he held for NOSPITAl NOTES fice, recommendetiona for a direct European peace. 1 RED L A B E L - OLD FASHION Pitching — Ruffing, New York, Cowlee, c 4 Henleln’s proi-tarnation''v'to the primary, a state Jail farm and a McCurry, aa support to legtslafinn Betting up M. many years. «*^y’.'<>rron. Rqblnson. La- 21-5; Grove, Boaton, 14-4. 4 clvlHzed world”' for • several '' hours uniform system of periodic auditing The vote, taken on a motion to statewide Juvenile .court ajratem. BE M ADE A VOTER! ROCK A RYE iM ftSTH lM irSaSTnR E wHl pracUc* tonight at ths West Brannlck, 3b ..,4 Whether the jesuIt would be pm*. Hagqnow and Henry. The NATIONAL LEAGUE before deciding to submit the evi- and accounting of all public monies,-- strike out'Willanr* name from the . Admitted 'yesterday: Marie Llek, The platform, which chairman Sid# Oval st 8:30 o’clock. Under Mitchell, cf .. 4 0.1 375 Adams street. achieved by some sort of plebiscite psih $2.29 By AMMOCUTED latter, however, may be out for to# dence to the public prosecutor with state, ^county and munlripal, and list of prospective committee mem- Hugh M. Alcorn, Jr.,,aaid would be or boundary reviakm or In some oth- $1. 79 Qt 1 PRESS to* guiding band of Cfoach Luddy BatUng — Lombardi, CfoclnnaU,' Vlttner, lb ..4 10 0 0 the publication of an Intelligible bers waa-40S to 71. Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Ed- "strongly progressive" .was , to be Selectmen and Town Clerk of the s&aeon ae be fractured fi46; Welntraub, Philadelphia, .332; Reynolds, 2b ...4 direction* to institute action under ward'J. Donelan and infant daugh- er way would be a. inatter of pro- flam West, Senatot^EDfl alngfo Hansen, toe team |# fa#t rounding nto collar bona to laet Sunday*# 4 provlsloas of the treason lew.. summary of all financial transac- The ,fonventlon’a. refusal to ac- aubmltt^ today. cedure, not of principle. CAHIOCA RUM foto ahape for the coming #eml-pro Run*—Ott, New York, 106; (tood- Comber, sf . .. 2 5 tions of a governmental nature. The cept Willard took out bf the cpfii- ter of Birch Mountain road. William Benjamin E. Harwopd, 69-year- to beat practice.. Signal drill wlU be held man. ClncInnaU, 97. Miller, p ___ .. 3 The manifesto was issued at Butler of 80 BtSsell street, Walter , Beyond Hitler's .proposed chat season snd has high hopes of rs- tonlgjit. 0 Eger, "Sudeton capital" three mile* guafantee . of the, I\epubllcan ’party mittee the ,'laat of three membera old Cheater gentleman .farmer who Will Be In Session MONTAUK gafotog to* town grid Utle which Runs batted fo — Medwlck. St, Wlnton, if ..3 4 who were criticized either by the KIrschaleper of 19 Proctor r o ^ with Von Rlbbentrop on the, latter's Jeff Heath, fodians, and Frit* Os- IfOE ecrimmagw to aUted for Louie, 110; Ott. New York. 109! Griswold, rf from the German frontier, and made that there shall be no such corrup- was elected state chairman and return from Mibjich, German offi- to now held by toa north end aiand ,.2 1 tion and mismanagement in a Re- Waterbury or Bridgeport grand Wayne Andre, 12 Ridgewood itreeU $1.59 h S .'iJ X k 8f _OttmmieU«r pltthsd ilx*mtter Oriole*. ination of an entire ticket of honest, Major John Buckley of Tolland convention together last night and At The Municipal Bufldhg 1 OLD WALKER 14- * • ^ Vitthsd Hx rtport iQ full uniform to roduco the . Doubles—Medwlck, St. Louis, 43; Totals • • • • S9 1 8 87 7 I that Its contents would be sure to Lancaster road. Mrs. Paul DUworth. toe state. Is ^S.QlAtOXp TleiOlory. Moriar^ye- are planning to us* a and qualified nominees. county resigned recently, while Intmedlately introduced Baldwin as ALL WHISKEY chancae of Injury. A t toe present McCormick, Cincinnati. 87. - ‘ Want fo for Oriawold fo 7 In- raaeh-tlM Sudeten Germans. 332 Summit street. The whole setting of Berchtes- Waser Town, PI-' military ohlft in. its campaigning We Invite the aXTUlation and co- Charles E. Wllliamaon, one of 27 temporary chairman. ame, Morlartjrs’ forward wall Triple* — Guttoridge, -SL Louto, nlng. *««hest Pulirt Ot Oppreertin- Discharged toda^; Mrs. Francis gaden and Berghof—Hitler’s nx>un- Quart 9^0 | Iwmars and tola fall and Ooafo Hfnssn has pra- Bsolsln charged 'To the whole operation of voters of all parties, men facing 'ironapiracy charges In Murphy and Infant son, 20 Fairrlew ' BaMwln. before firing toe floor 59cPi ht ^ p e e up with Mika Zwlck, Henry 15; Mlse, S t Louis, and fluhr, Pitts- Runs batted In., McOonkay. Ma- however differing frbm us in other waterbury, did not seek reelection. tato chalet—wks imo ot com- ^ TOMORROW teTso-blttar to whip ■ented nsnily twenty plays to to* ^ u e ts , Tom HaySe and Bin <3iam- honey, Johnatoa (2), Werner (2), E. wadd dmt to* us* of machtas-funs. street. to Keynoter Cornell, 'asserted that placence and reposa. team fo recent aessieae. The play- burgh, 14. respects, in support at to* prind- For many years, Willard had Birth: A daughter today to Mr. “tonight Is the beginifiag of a new 10 A . M. U N T I L 9 P. B t (D A Y L I G H T T IM E ) bere ae anda, Rtema, Meintoeh, An- Homs runs — O tt New York, 38; Solmonson (2), Vlttner; two bane ------' ------' agitnst ds- plca herein declared. ;beeB a close political advlaer oY toe Whatever his inner feelings may Osorm Raaaa, White Beat, and er* have be#a workfog hard to be- hit, MeCfonkey; home runs, Wernw, and Mrs. Frank Ruboebo, 96 North era to to* Republican party in to* have besn, to* Fuehrer managod to oouM letter nerfaeffo Otoe* forma- tacklae. Tony Goodman. Clncfonati. 80. late J. Henry Roraback. street. * state at CbonecUcut" and aaid it •ad Ed, manc r es^ r . conn., F riday, September i 6, i 98S

BU Y SELL aie S E N S E a n d N O N S E N S E Tbs SUvar liBl^^l ^ A man with a loag face can’t be -very broad-minded, Thad~B wMom toothl^led out” 80’rm Bot as wtsa as f used to wub; But tUs-Z know, isithout a doubt, ' . Itia always well-to-.he-pvapend: Lass brains don’t hurt ^like tbs .The Optimist-^l^ the way, JC t^, . tooCbaebs dux. did jrou put my cooking outfit In the C-' ______bag?bag . __ want to fry aome of the ANNUUNC'EMKNTS t n^K lSTS—NUK8 KKIBS MIISICAI^PRAMATIC p HOUSEHOLD GtKIDS 61 HOUSEHOLD GOODS I HOUSES F O R ^ N T y 65 fish for lunch. OFFERS TO FORMSR Oob— the ' dsnes -‘niursdsy FOR SALE>—OtADIOLt blooms at MARJORIE O. TUPPER, taacher of 8 ROOMS FURNITURE PRACmCALLY NEW STOVB^ FOR RENT—SINGLE HOUs ET His Wife—Yes. dtor,______and, you’ll WAMTBD—PA88AOB to Htfd., I* SPEED MARK AGADi Bight my suapsbdsni hroks right In find a can of sardlys there, too. ’ uitomobile leaving ManchMUr 7 Lowescioft Gardens, 4#5 Porter . plan9. Studio, 104 jpentoh streeL USED 7 MONTHS... 8118 beautiful full enamel finish, in- . rooms, fire place, two car garage, the mld^ls ot the dsbcs floor. Mancheatar, Conn. 810 Down—81JS0 Week snlated. oven bMt control, etc. screened ta porch. Telephone 8869. OWN POUCE FORCE to 7:80 a. m., returning 3-5;30 p- street. . r ' . She— Wsren’t you terribly ein- The hardest work Is the job you Furniture'umltun thoroughly recondt* Must sacrifice for Immediate cash ' ______..... ' . , h a r r a a M ? . don't want to do. - ttoaed- . aala.. Phona yannhastar. 4887 ...JWt ...... mo der n ffta roomV ...... GAINED BY EYSTON ... -Ooh—No,- my Ttxmimate ' had HEATING— HELP: w*NTEli:i^ “ No paymenta if sick or unem* twetin 7 and 9 this evening.’ lie houses, also two family East Hampton, Sept. 16.— (A P )— them on. .AU1t»MOKII.l£8 l-t>K SAI.B 4 ' ROOKING i 17 FEMALE S5 ployed flats in axesUant locations. Apply After 10 unsolved breake In the 'The' choice of playmates Is cer- FOR SALE—STOVES of. several We sold these 8 rooms o f furniture Edward J. Holl, telsphons Man' warehouse behind hie store, Edward tainly Important: IMS CHBVROIJCT four door aedan PLUMBING AND HEATTOO-r- WANTED — GIRL FOR general; makes, heaters, furnaces new and Chester 4443 or 8036. A Btateaman.'^lagued by wauthors Farmer Green—Don’t be skeered, 7 months ago to a young couple who ®Wna, today made a novel offer to Pilots Thimderbolt At ^------o sent him th4|ir^ books to read, i n 4 Studebaker sedan, 1B34 Ford Water Systems. Jobblng. Can J '' housework. Ca|l at store, 879 East used. Special—One pipeless ' fur- flrrt Selectman Harlan O. HlUa. Mies—that' cow la only playful. U n Pontiac. 1933 Dodge, 1933 Nygren, 16 South Jttreet, Telephone Center street. unfortunately have been obliged to nace at a' bargain. See Jones, 38 had a regular form of receipt maU- Miss Anclant (out of breath) — . break up housekeeping, tliey paM "If the. town of Eaat Hampton ad back, stating: "Me. ------Owsrolet coach, 1987 Ford deluxe ’8439, Oak atreet. I ' WANTED 1X1 KENT 68 will remlt\^half of my taxes," Mr. 357.50 Mfles An floor to» I never j^jred with a cow la my I ooacb. Cole Motora ,6«88; 8344 for these 3 rooms. Now, we liitenda to loaa no time In perusing life, man, and Pm not going to be- SITUATMlf 18 W A N T E D - . will saciiflce them for only 8118. QUIET OOUPU: la looklBg for Euklns declared, " n i furoUh my your book." gin nowl own police protection.’’...... ^ MOVING^ IKI iCKlNG— ' FE MALE 8k This outflt Includes complete^ Living POk SALE—LARGE BLACK ^ rooms, with garage for Nov.—1st, Ech'pse - Cobb’s R ^ n L BUSINESS SERVICES STORAGE 20 Room, Bedroom and Kitchen. There range price $4. Telephone 4479. reasonable. WrlU Box R, Herald. His offer followed discovery this Thafo is B great d«sl of satisfac- OFFERED 13 W ANTED-WEEKLT cleaning, or is even a console radio and rugs. morning that hurglara had backed tion ta looMag back if tbs training Fearing hie v ricl^ son had bribed AUSTIN A- CHAJlbCKS Whan you a truck up to the.door of the ware- caring for children ^b fla niother PHONE OR WRITE FOR A 'Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah, Sept d childran has turned out weU; dommUce to poison him. King OUR BOARDING HOUSE 'UlWN>*nCRTIUZE and seed that want tbs beat tn Local and tong goes out, day or ayetungs. Write FREE "COURTESY AUTO" UINERT^D 1XNH,8 62 UUUSHsmRSALB 72 houae.durlng the'night broken off O’Brien had five or six husky sons Charles .Vn, of France, ahstaine9 . lawn that does not looli so gooo. Olstancs, Moving. Daily bhtprass Herald Box D. the padlock that b bl^ a heavy bar 14.-^(AP)—‘Ths woritrawiitomobUe from eating to eueh an extent that We maintain a fleet of 7 "Coui FUR AUEt room single, all Im- that attracted attanUon: The rsaolt win surprise you. U«t HarUord, Manebastaf, Hockvuia 8 »6 across the door, and'msde off with speed record tumbled here again to- He actually starved hlmaelf to death VO SOU doom r Autos" to call for you any momihg, DELUNOER SILO miera. require provemeata, .garaga, 1-8 acre land. . danev—’Tla a fine lot of boya ya aay ssUmate. John 8. Wolcott. Phone 8S0U. 68 Holiidtar strvat. leas power to operateand are more 14 caaee of beer. Tracks In the road day as Capt. George E. T. Eyston havt, ORrian. amidst royal wealth and plentiful KAJOW DOGS-fBIUDB—PRTB.. 41 afternoon or evening to^^Uxt you ' “ * He lived from. 1403 to 1 ^ 1 --,. " -TW.-8897. 7 ------‘---n to the store and b ^ g you back durshTe, an 411 bteet aao filler. Dub- or Inquire at 198 Lydan streeL revealed-that a truclr h^-heen -nsed. regained the ntfe “Joha"* i t Obhb ...... O-Brlen—They an,:that. "And * WHATTKBT The same methods have \t>een used never had to raise mC*'band against PAINTING— PAKKKING 21 FOR SALE—HALF SplU and Chow home. No obllgaUpn7 lin Tractor Co., Providence Rd.. usurped yesterday. The new'mark B>& OAM E puppies, $8 and 86. Brown, Vernon A-Jt^B^i-R-T-S WiUlmantlc. 4 FOUR ROOM HOMES from |4JMM) each time. • \ is 367.60 miles per hour. them except-in self-defense, Manchester PKUPEKT7 OWNERS — Attanuon to 14,600. Also rents in Manchee- Constable Robert Striekiwid is Eyston, retired British Army of- HUKJTBQ, bj^eet, Manchester GiWen. ^.^^Maln Store . , ^fottog annoys a mart Evening Herald 88.M rspapm room, oaillng papar- WATERBURY ter and East Hartford. Phone 6810 one. of Mr. Elklne’ elerkit but ficer. drove his powerful "Tbundei DID VMHBU whether the constable would be the boIt(’ through the mllq -.at. 86M JBsui having her friendff'drop in un- ad or kalao’mlned. Maianai, lahot ,>Airstores Open Wed. A Sat. Eves. MUSICAL U^Sl'RUMENI'S 63 or 4884. • STORIES ’ HE store owner’s proposed prin ts miles per hour on the north run and' / expectedly to find tfie house looking 3 HOr CLASSIFIED epmpiata. (nalda. outside painung LIVE SIOCK-VEHICLES A ^ it uaually^dOes. Large, savlnga Work guarantaao 86 DOWN-3 1-3 YEARS TO PAY NEW SIX ROOM houae, on Twi- police department was not returned at 368.67 to displace (toto'a THACraUM ADVERTISEMENTS record of 860.20. ' IN STAM PS Lang. Phone M62. BUYS A BENGAL STOVE Eo R SALE—smal l slae piano, ex- ner street, for rent or eale on Meanwhile word waa sent to Sefi OPF? •*— FOR SALE—RABBtl^. 180 Oak "Spartan" Model cellent condition. Phone 8498. rented oaida. Apply t o -140 Middle geant Roy B. PettingUl of the state Eyston, who holatod his own Ave t -YlffJPF^rHow old are you, aonnyf Oseai'sls avaraaa wards Is a J Boston Boy—That's bard to aay, look act aasibsrs aad abbrsvlatlass atreet Only 8189A0. Turnpike EaaL police whose home is in Marl- age from 811.42 to 846.49 August: Notlve "Normondles" only to see the achievement exopUad' ./air. According to my latmt achbol Saab sssal as s word sad sosirasnd REPAIRING 23 Complete with Lynn Oil Burner Of the Eost OIJA r srsfds as Iws warda Hlalatasi aasi Hr borough and he began an Investiga- bjMtls compatriot obviously held tosu I bays a psychological age of Complete with Chromium Pipe ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 FOR SALE—4 ROOM bouse, steam tion.- arlaa at Urea Maaa MOWER 8HAKI‘EN1NU, repairing heaL 8 car garage, S-A acre -if back until the chips Were down. ’ *< 10. Anatomic- DlMMCe. £Bm rataa sar dar tar trass) eat POULTRir A N D S U m .l L43 Free Set-up— Free Delivery ' Almost every store in East Hamp- WO ^ant throbbingengines Vacuum ciaanars racondiuonaa land. Centrally located. Phone 5771^ HOW tong their costly, six-miles- ally, I’m 7; mentally. Pm 0. But "I Coscr/HE Choice of colors FOR RENT—ROOM. aulUble - for ton has been entered by burglars suppose you refer to my chronolo- power the graceful dhows of kay making, lock repairing,' salt F6 R bal e—leghorn fowl 361s. .-mlntito duel will continue is a mat- PLUGGED V Cooks with gas br oil. >/two ladles, or gentlemen, on m N^W 4-ROOM HOUSE, fine resi- within the ' last year Or two , and cal age. That’e 8—but nolx ‘ the Arabian sea and the East Alrf- ******** ***** *%sslTcbaras combination changing. Bralthwaita lb. average 8 or 4 lbs. Delivered. and wife. Write Box E, Herald.. ter of Conjecture aa Cobb hast al- • Omss so Uvs Oaga .J t sts|stsi 8• su BIO ALLOWANCE FOR TOUR many of the breaks are still unsolv- ready ' sn^ounesd his Intentions of any attenUon to that these ean coast, but spead records art su 63 Paarl strs«A Call Bob Schelner, 6995. dentlal dlatrlcL A]I improvementa: hung up daily and a vast eommer- IT A D F U L L Osassssuss Oars • sisl U 6 LD gas range or STOVE for price and terms teiephone 48M ed. running again. * { Oar •••••*••• atl-stsi 18 •ts FOR RENT—THREE unfurnished READ IT OR NOT— elal trade te msintainad with these OP HOLED All sidsrsaiders fSrfar imgslar lasartlanela RpOFING AND aiding, palnUng. For a'^^ort time only, we will give rooms, private home, heat, . gas or call at 110 Benton SL Oeorge L Eyston, black from brake dust AS AU OLD wWwai babs shatsadsbatssd alSI iSatbs aaasaa tliUsm rata carpentry and 'maaon work. Kea- ARTICLES FOR SALE you a very generous trade-in- allow- Fish. T and exhaust smoke, smiled boylably' dollar spent on boolu Roma-made vessels. For the dhows tasslsl' ratesrataa Iw leas tantana aea.rr lights. Suitable elderly couple, |36. In the United States, there la |37 are the “Normandteg* of their owr laonabld. Tima paymenta arranged ance on your present gas or kitchen Write Box V, Herald. 100 TRIBESMEN KIILEO when? Informed he had once mors RUG lU dar adaaittsliiB sless spaa nrasaaat. W. Vanoour, 58: WeUa street Phone FOR SALE—Whitney baby car* range, regaralees of condition. Buy ascended the coveted world ape^ spent on chewing gum. tveters. • ' *TH' A T T I C / ~AdS aidarad barara tSa lairS1 ar drib rlaige In good condition, reasonable Nowhere In the world ar« there «ar«HU be abaraad aalr fai 8886. - now and. taka' advantage of this ex- TWO BEAUTIFULLY furhiahed LUTS FUR SALE 73 throne.' bbwbat at ^ bm* ilia ad aasaar- price. Call 6039. IN BATHE WITH PLANES A crowd of about 6,000 persona This looks Uke a valid excuse: ."oiw excellent boatmen and itiJrc ceptional opportunity. rooms In Talcottville, steam heat, FOR SALE—BUILDINU loU on sA abargtad at iba' rata aaraad bat WE SPECIALISE In rooflpg and A-L-B-E-R-T-S largest ever to assemble on the dry' Minister (kindly)—WeU, Mary, tk llM boat-buJIdIng c e n t^ thars •a aOewaaea-es-refeade aab ba asada siding. Workmanship guaranteed. all Improvementa,' for couple, 84-W Strong atreet Inqulrv 88 Wood- you didn’t coma to our littla rath- Main Store a week. J, Gulllettl, R. F. D. NO. lake be^ on the Utah-Nevada bor- to the Orient and along the Afrl- as alB. tisH ads stappsd attar tbt Tima paymenta arranged.. P ^ t - FI I EL AND FEED 4» A land atreet Telephone 6849. Jerusalem, Sept 14.— (A P )—A der, cheered wildly; V arihg last night, after all. How was coast. Hence these vessels, ftb dar. WATERBURY 1, Rockville. strange battle between 13 Royal Air that?___ 8a *^111 tarblds'i diaplar Itaaa aal ijng and carpentry. A. A. Dion Inc. ONE HALF CORD. Four foot sea- Several qlrplanes hoverCd over- usually o f about 150 to 200 tens’ All Stores Open Wed. A Sat. Eves. Iforce planes and a large band of • Majy—Please, air, i bad a UtUa MMa 81 Wells atreet Phone 4840. soned wood,, sawed stove length. NICELY FURNISHED room for head during the run. Hundreds of burden, with their picturesque Tba Oarald will aal ba raapasstbla Arab# has ended In victory for the American Legionnaires, en route to' gathering of my own that provant- -and efficient stems Hung with a Am ware tbaa aaa taaerraat lasanioa 86.00 delivered. L. T. Wood Oo. KITCHEN STOVE with neV.^ oU one or two, ahower, continuous hot British airmen and death for more mt. , ad aar advanlaasiast ardarad tar auto tops, curtains, luggage, their national convention - at Loa long slope from the water. Gen- dog iboUara and harness rapairlng, Phone 4494. burner; oil drum,, and about 40 gal- water, home privUeges, garage. MRiDAWMtllElil than • 100 tribesmen. The govern- Minister—Ob ? And where was an tbaa aaa ttaia. lons of oil. Sacrifice. Apply 91 Breakfast optional. Phone 3697. Angeles, stopped oft to watoh. erally dhows have but one mast Tbs laadesrtaal ssilsslss si lasar* Cbas. Laklng, 90 Cambridge street. ment toda.v officially announced the The (kiptaln also smashed Ctobb’s pR* with a lateen sell. Their y to «i arc MSI psbtlaaltas sf sdesrtlslas will bs Floreuce .street,...... SintntlSED BT FRIENDS result of the fight, which occurred - M arj^W please, air. It waa psatlisd sa^ br saaasllsUaa at tba. Telephone 4740, GARDEN—farm- FURNISHED ROOM In private kilometer record, lifting tbs .mark o f enormous length. The language late yesterday bear Ramallah, porth from 350.07 miles per hour to 387.84. Mn the back « f my neck. aharna wade ret ibe aerelea raadarad dairy PROIHICI'S 60 WINDOW SHADES—Stock reduc- home, near- High school, steam of Jerusalem. ' from which their name te d e t i ^ Au adearuaasMala ataat aaafarw tion sale.' All kinds of window heat, and . private bath. Oarage.. "It was the most pleasant run Is unknown. ^ . _ tn dtrlA astr: aad irsagrapbr tnib Guests From Hartford And The report said a tone scouting - fr M o o lb o y Bowiere WINTER—POTATOES—Order ear- shades Including Hollands made to Telephone 6000. I’ve ever made”, Eyston said. “On the eoesting tadralallaaa aaforaad br tba pabilab* ly. Crop is short this year. Prices This Town Spend Enjoyable plane spotted several hundred arm- the return, however. It got devUlA A poeelUe alant on poUUeal con- its aad tbar raaem tba rtsbl la order and,put on windows, at very ed Arabs and summoned the 12 oth- tfttona In Britain was afforded by trade of the Red Sea and the Per- adit, Melaa at reJaat aar sepr ssa* AUCTION bound to rise. Poultry special this hot Id the cockolt because I dosed much reduced prices. Please wmte Evening A t' LevAs Street er craft The action ended after Rm snswoT, found on nn oxnnilns* sian guU te Arrted on to these sidsrtd sMssttoasbla Sat., Sept. 17. 10:30 A. M. week. Young tender fryers and In the front of-.the car and I dldpt OUWINO BOORA-Clsssisad SdS for prices and samples. Capitol KOAKDKKS WAN’IKD S9-A Residence. dark with the Arabs scattered. Sev- Um paper: "The government of dhows. At one litoa the dhows . At Young’s Block, ' roasters, 29c lb., baby eggs, .3 do*. get the benefit of a radiator. Using wera the regular vaiaete employed ' IP bs paMIsbsd. saws dar wsst be ra- iWlndow Shade Co., 44 T^apen St., eral planes were hit but returned a mixture to prevent freezing, water Bngland la a Um lM mockery." ^>N s l I r 18 a'alpek aaear.datardara New Hartford 81.00. For delivery Phone Man- Hartford. COUNTRY—Modem home. Home Mrs. David Hultgren of Center safriy to their base. Momentum Is aomethlng to give a to toe Steve trade from the east 'AU G IU G upon him A large collecUon of early glaaa. chester 4636. and dry ice in the radlator''workad cooking. 9 miles from Manchester. street, who prior to her marriage in admirably. ptraon when they are leaving. coast rt Africa. They Stretched Some of the beat need dlehea. GOOD U^ED COAL ranges, |10 up; Write Box H, Herald.. IN DAWN'S EAKLT UOHT Jacafc, aon of Isaac, stole his a Jaunty and pieturaaque parade ^TELEPHONE YOUR Antlqueii and need fumltore In July was Miss Tyra Oyllenhammer ’T haven’t made any plana to toavs w i some with {Oll burners, 830 up. o f this town, waa surprised and yet’’, he grinned. teother’a birthmark. along the torrid shoreline. No ^ A N T ADS tabieih stands, chairs, rockers, Watkins Brothers, Inc. 11 Oak St. Menominee, Mich.—Joseph King, blu^rtota or mechanical devices both Hitchcock and Windsor Ishowered” Wednesday evening at Cobb slept In nearby WendOver ^ 755. M. D. signify Mental- Ada are saaapled oeai the lalaphoaa a milkman driving to work In the ly Deficient went into toeir construction, yet Volunteer Flrewbiriaiv chairs. Pewter, Allrer, Books, FOR SALE GRAY ENAMEL combination stove, APARTMKNI'S— FLATS— the home of Mrs. Charles Bunzel of while hla'title was falling. Reid As 5CORCHV LEVELS OPP; MAHHIffLi. HiiffL‘8^ By JOHN g TERRY at tba CHAROS RATB si«aa abeea early morning through a residen- RaiUon, designer of Cobb’s low-slung ** • volcano, and If you itoey were Swift, nolsetaM, and a t i a TW A. r . u . I S . . M r - . aa a aaaeaalaBaa la adeertlsara bat PIctares, Coins, Etc., under cases. gas and oil burner. Reasonable. 2 TKNKMKNl'S 6.X Lewis street Guests from Hartford enmb to the top you wui steady. . HIMbELN AT THE TMOB OH YM e^ST- Seats Liineh. OR RENT and Manchester were present. tial diatrict, thought he saw a man mechatUcal lightning bolt, called ' a tba OAM lUTBS wui ba aaaapiad aa piece living room suite, and 3 metal with a fur coat at a street Intersec- oraator smoking. r o u ParMBNT if paid al Iba baal> H. L. WELCH, Auctioneer. Very dealrable loeatlon, eor- 'ITie hostess used a profusion of "council of war” to decide upon fu- A dhow te shown here on a aaaa .adnw aa w balare Ibe aaeaaib top tables with chairs. 221 .Pine FOR REOT—DUPLEX- house, 8 tion, so he yelled. ture plans^ . _ . * SdsBM la material but reUglon e u r r ^ stamp o f Mocambique, 449 Hillside Ave. Hartford, CL aer Park and Ohestnut streets rooms. Apply 30 Griswold street. late season flowers In decorating her dar IMlawisg Ue drat ISaarllaa at -LARGE 8-ROOM HOUSE— strMt. 1 "Hey, do you think It’s winter?" Eysron's "iTuSndefBiSit" waa re- la Immaterial. aaab ad atbarwiaa tba XUtaRUE Telephone'6041. home. The floral cenierpleca on tne Y b e object turned. It was-a large plcttog2 12 ."* toe country, *• iifo, animate, *>e- IblTO. will ba aellaeiad. Na raapenal' two fireplaces; over 14.000 f t modeled after.- the initial -nui this BARSTOW GRAY and White Coin- dtolngtobl.e^waa„stj^ded.w^ white black bear. King hurried on. .... season. The tall fin-was taken off, D a^va (to efflca hey)—Is It bWlr tar anara la telaphOBSd tala ' of gfoimd. Aa attractive home . blnatlon kitchen range with oil FOR RENT—TWO R oom fumlsS- tapers. Another interesting feature I and civilization srin ba aassstad aad ibalair and groands. and the nose blunted. o f tote Ifortu- .f swbsd. ba .gsaesstaad, burner. In A-1 condition. C^n ed apartment, with private bath. on the table was a beautifully'deco- CELEB^TO SAPJNO,...... faart the ofRea first, aa a ni bought right. Benson’s Cut-Price Garage ’If desired. Gru’be; T09 Fos- ^Omea BSy-(turntog;radT). ____ i guoaa colony to Telephone 3226 r a te wedding cake, made by Mrs. Hartford, isept 14.— (AP) —The IJONS TO MEET ~ aouthaaM A fri- INDEX OP Furniture. 713 Main street, John- ter street Carl Anderson. 21st anniversary of the 26th Divi- •I'®” * always last,- ca, bordering on CLASSIFICATIONS Forrest N. Buckland son Block. Mrs. Bunzel was assisted tn serv- sion’a sailing, for France', was cele- , Hartford, Sept. 14—(A P )— The •^*.**J*Y *** to get earUer tUl ] th e Moxam- ing the buffet luncheon by her brated by the Hartford Chapter, annual New England conference of « taM baWMKfirat, though before aiitha _____ 36 Bush Hi| Road Be had always baen bMilnd. He * bique channel. acagawaBU •••dddadwtdg«wgap« BUSINESS LOCATIONS mother, Mrs. John Leander, and sis- Yankee Division Veteran’s Associa- Llona’ .International will be held The ana of C A L L S ter, Miss Margaret Leander.. tion, Thursday e v e n in g .M o r e here Oct. 8-9, Theodore E. BnelL' anon get later again, though o f ute lijhFrtSSW . a*«a«dA»88f ••»••••••• FOR flENT 64 ha has been sooner, and at last he Mozambique D M i l S # a a aA * ••• d « 8 8 8 p « 8 8 Mra. Hultgren receive Individual thgn 160 attended the gathering manager of the Hartford Chamber province is which waa held at Waterfront Man- of Commerce' Convention and Pub- got behind as beforo. But I axprot ta Mawartaw We Are Now - gifts of linen, pottery and kitchen ell te getting earlier sooner 204,000 square t^^^^a^^jTj^sad POLICE FOR RENT—OFFICE, store, In utensils, and a group gift of a cheat or, Lake Wangumbaug, Coventry. licity Bureau, announced today. later. inUtB • ..Weldon .Block,..903 . Main .street. . jQf-sllvsc.fiatwsce...;______tervlcv,-!#^ Taraaoals . , •, , 4 ^ 3 OrnOE NOTICE 1 Listing .Real , Aataanbfiaa AaiaaMbllW toi Sal* ...... « ^ Estate ^ VJL AatoaMbllM lot Btchansa I FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser j A ata. Aenaasertaa—Tltaa ...... 4 MAKING VOTERS Aata Rapalrins—PalBtiDB T FIRE For Fall Sale^ f l a ppe r FANNY ffy 8 ytvi« WASHINGTON gTJBBS Aata Schools ...... h ,... f.A The Selectmen and Town Clerk of HOLD Ev e r y t h i n g -eaes.i*MsvMAStsviet.me, T.M.Rie.u.aMT.«fr.- By Crane ^ OUT OUR W AY/ Aataa—dhlp br Tmsb ...... 1 the Town . of Manchester hereby A. /vwpr«iM6HOftHiiio eoiki)CO U L D possiiPOSSIBLV * • eFe# WWWI Aalaa—rat Ufro ...... • South If you have a farm, home . ' ‘a > < I M V f5|W C0U14T VON Blve notice that they will be In ses- FEELIM6, HAPPiM. SblEtT, TO SPOIL niEiiiER FICNEO ALL , Oarasoo—dorvleo—Btorsao . . . . . IS or acreage at reasonable NOMEV, WELL, MV A GUV IS NUTS ^ WHV AREVOU Mtereralsa^lsraloi 11 sion at the Towti Clerk’s Office tn prices we will try and QUR HA<»PIMESS. COW®. theai bef ore waatod Aataa—Moinrorolse .. . . U 4321 the -Municipal Building for the pur- THAT X VttANT VOU TO MEET , WORK THIS WHO'LL wallow WALLOWIN' MMsaba aad Frotaooloaal Sarotooa move U for you. Trades CRAZV ABOUT pose of examining the quallflcatlon SUMPIH gone O F O u e © U E S T 5/ MORNIN’/V O U / arounpwere •ualDoaa aarvieoo OBsrad ...... II North of electors and admitting to the arranged. 3 salesmen. FOOTBALL IS A L^ TERRtSLE -J mush r o o ms:/ BARB VyiRE IM OIL, SMOKE, Beasobold Sorvlcaa Offered ....ll-A J MUSTA 60T / AND THEV’RE •aUdlaa—OoBiraatlw It ELECTORS’ OATH those who shall Customers wailing. THRILLS.’ tSASOUTTO cockle j cast iron dust Flanata..,Maraorloa lb be found quallfled. on the following ’•or ooes, ‘ H A P P E N , \WP A Wtr BEFORE i A UTTLE too •*aaaral DIraatara ...... le days: X ONG RUMS, FORWARD ISAVLKSHT ' BUf^S, AN' / HOT CWPS/ HOT' aatloa—PlBwblna.i>IloedBS 11 6 XPENSIVE MOSOUITOES RIVETS, TEN laasraBW ...... i l Saturday, September 17 and EDW. J . HOLL PASSES, RAH RAMS, AND •WHEN VOU JUST FER A FEW Saturday, September. 24. from BOSSES AND A UllllSfrp—Oraaawaltne ...... 1» Realtor W B K Y ’WROATS t-THAT'S Buy ..min u t e s of AMBULANCE B a. ni. untU 8 p. m. iStandard ^ c j b a l l / a n d f r e c k l e s time oocTk ? ftbita PssMBsar Sartlaa ...... M -A Time). I , 865 Main St>>^ Tel. 4642 LUXURY WHV DO VOU DO FUstlnw—PaparlBS ...... 11 (Dougan) ^faaaronal darvleaa 11 SAld first session msy be publicly that FER eight adjourned from time to ttme but no • a V • 0 • a a o • o a a'a a a a a • •• RS lOURS EVERY M loiing—Orolnr—Claanlaff . . . 14 ses-Mon shall be held later, than Sat- 4 ; , TolUl Ooeds and Boretea ...... 84 5630 urday, September 24. ejcc'ept a .ses- CW/.f Waatod—Boolnsn Somaa ...... tS sion to examine and admit those MBFStlOBai' (kollomn) 1 L (llllil C paBraaa aad Clissao 11 whose' quallficatlorui mature after BOARD OF RELIEF Iweala lastraetloea ...... IS Saturday,- September 24. -and on or Daaolas ....a ll.A 3060 before Monday, October 3. 1938, Uaaleal—Oranslie ...... J ..., I* which session Shall be’ held on Sat- Eighth Scho(it

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Flank BeU, C R B.. of I f aw Terk in deffayiaf the .aapenae o f thel dty, a member of tke Board of Armistice anniversary celebration. [ AiNNlTTOWN Lecturaabip of the Mother Chbrbh. CmZENS'GROUP Plana call for an entire day of| activltiee. iportA parade in the. af- will’ lecture in Buahnell Memorial hall, Monday eyenlbg, September 10, temoon'and a night aerial battle ln> tJMM Abm ft Poat, T. F. eluding the National Guard planes I at 8;1S, under auapicea o f' the Sec CALLS MEEtING bold aiuHwl ouUiic Sunday dhd CKurCh'of Chtrtt,-r Solantlat. and-’gitgaatle searohllgbta -of --thel tfea Sona of Italy cIubhouM, Kee> Coast Artillery Corpa from Rhode I atnat Dinnar will ba aarved at The Second CongreMtlonal Wom- Island forts. ~ ' • xhtb and a gamral profraa « f en‘a beaguc will hold a niihihaca To Disciin' ArraiyaiMito arenta will ba held. sale Tuesday, September 30, from 0 o’clock on, in the store at 008 Main Om Baulah Robb laxbalmaa of street. Contributions will be called For Armistico Day Ode- PU6UC RECORDS.X- — food aala tomorrow momibf at for Monday afternoon, if the church Fall .. a „ _ W’anwatee __Fa atora, under the auaptcee of people and fiienda will notify any of James Gordon has coBvayad to I faadioatar Aaaembly, ■ Order tba following: Mrs. .Nelson Smith, ~ bratiofl On Nofomber 11. ■»ow. Mambera are ■ urged chairman; Mrs.'’ Howard Keeney, George W. Duncan et ml, property . tbalr oontributione of food at located at South Main and Lewis Philip Ranney,. Mf0- stzeata,..accordlng to a .wmrrantea! atnrawt 9 iL iB^ " Cellar ,-MJir Ralph-Rockwell or Mrs: Members df lha aUaenF Cem- Hayden Griswold. deed recorded today by Town Clerk [ mtttae of the Permanent Armistice Samuel J. Turkington. A a StaoMy froup of the Wealay- SB Guild #111 aerve refjreabmenU Day group planning the 20th anni- E. J. Holl baa transfarrad to An- Rev. Earl E. Stoiy, pastor of the versary of the Armlatlce here next drew andjCatherlne Moekl, two lota I M l < ^ r tbe monthly meeflnsr of South Methodist church, and Mrs. ^ e Guild Monday evening at T;46 Nov. 11, are Invited to take part in located In the Brueflelda tract, ac- Story have set the date of Friday, the next and sucfceedlng nieetinga cording. to the record a t . the Town | September 23. for an -"open house’ nf the enlarged committee on Mon- Clerk’a office. at the parsonage, 8.18 Spruce street. day night. Sept. 28 at the atate ar- Three lots in the Blueflelds tract! Tailored and fur trimmed coata,^ln the The hoiirs are from 2:30 to 8 and moiy.. PrqgreBB j) t the jilans.to .date have been conycyed by E. J. Holl (o j .season’s newest styles and fabrics..^>Bport T:S0 to 10 o'clock In the evening, for the anniveioary celebrmtion'wlil Robert, A. ’Thayer Ready for Saturday with a coata are in the forefront of fashion again be given by the varioua committee Applloatton splendid showing of new dresses tljla, season. You will \ Miss Muriel Brewer of New Tork chairmen and Edward Frazier, gen- Application for a marriage llcensa I In various price groups to suit of .those plain or. city Is the guest of her sister. Miss eral chairman of the group. baa been flled with the Town Clerk all budgeta. Styles, colora. and ij. tfmimed coata ones bPPERS Marion Brewer, of 20. Holl street. Membera of Committee by Karl Arendt Nlelaen, office man-1 materials are tops in every yoiLhavy seen them. Membera of the Citizens’ com- ager,' and Margaret Lucy Robinaon, group and we are copfldent you mittee are: Albert Crowell, Willard both of this town. .. ffnd a dress to suit. B. Rogers, Charles Holman, C. E),- tribre Watklrts, Thomaa Ferguson. OKE Cbarlea Ray, Charles K. Kimbali,' ^ ^ Christopher Olenney, Herbert £L Modemr-antf OfM FMhlonad - lia 6 Houae. Clifford Cheney, W.-George DANCE • Estimates Freely Given Glenney, William W. Robertson, $3-08 \ i Judge Harold Garrity, Edward J. GRANiGE HALL '• Workmanship Onaranteed Holl; Arthur Tiling. ^-'Vernon Center $1225 At a special town meeting last TON- EVERY SATURDAY 0 Highest Quality Materials fall the sum of $1,800 was appro- CASH Admission Me. Delivered. priated to the commUtee. to assist 0

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