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VOL. XLni., NO. 90. (Classified Adrertislng pn Page 18) SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1929. (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE THREE CEN'Di SMTHCALISON Loyal Troops Quell NORWALK COPS GRAYSON NOTE IN A BOTTLE TIME CLAUSE NEW BILLS FLOOD NEW PRESIDENT Revolt Near Madrid Found in Salem Harbor— Said NABCONHCrS by Friends of Lost Aviatrix TORENAWIN to Be in Her Handwriting. OUR LEGISLATURE Hendaye, Franco-Spanish Front JDST TOR CHAT tercepted by loyal government' Salem,’’ Mass., Jan. 29.— troops who brought the revolters to A F fffi CHASE CRIHRBILL ier, Jan. 29— A Spanish artillery “ 1928. We are freezing. Gas regiment stationed at Ciudad Real a halt. • Little news of the revolt was leaked out. We are drifting Al Wears Famous Brown revolted this morning, but the available in Madrid, due to the ,olf Grand Banks.— Grayson.” AT TODAY’S MEET mutiny was quickly quelled by loyal strict censorship enforced, but re Follow Two Escaped Prison This note scribbled on a Poll RoToals. That Senate Is government troops, according to a ports circulated say the revolt of piece of memorandum paper Derby as He Meets Mr. report from Madrid. the Cuidad Real troops was but a: ers to Danbnry When and found inside a small ex Ciudad Real is an important part of a widespread plot among tract bottle was picked up in Hedged to Vote for It Early Adjonmment So That , railway city in the interior of artillery troops. These reports say Salem harbor by Charlton Hat BLODGEH SUGGESTS Hoover— They Talk on Spain, 95 miles south of Madrid. the plot fell through because the Their Auto Upsets and field, son of a late sea captain, Despite Opposition of The revolting regiment started to Cuidad Real contingent started its- it became known today. Members Could Have General Subjects. march toward Madrid, but was in inarch too soon. They Surrender. At first, because of the date, TAX LAW CHANGES the note was thought to be a P re s e n t Coolidge. Tune to Devote to Com hoax but examination of (h e ! handwriting by friends show-' Miami Beach, Fla., Jan. 29.— AMERICAN GIRL M AY RULE Norwalk, Conn.. Jai\. 29.— Arthur ed that it resembled that of Washington, Jan. 29.— In the mittee Hearings— Many ■V\’earing his famous brown derby of State Commissioner Gives Landry, 28, and Leo Landry, 27, of Mrs. Frances Wilson Grayson,' face of opposition from President campaign days, a cigar cocked whose ill-fated airplane Dawn Revere, Mass., who escaped from Coolidge and President-elect Hoo Empty Seats In the House; jauntily at an angle and at perfect ■ the penitentiary at Norwalk, Mass., disappeared after leaving New Governor and Legislature AS QUEEN IN THE BALTIC York Dec. 23, 1927. The plane ver, the Senate will retain the ease, ex-Governor Al Smith went on Sunday, were captured In Dan calling today on President-Elect irried Mrs. Grayson, Bruce “ time clause” In the administra Reason for Them. The Important Bills. bury today by local police after a oldsborough, Lieut Oscar tion’s new cruiser bill, an incom -Herbert Hoover. wild twenty-five mile chase, and gOmdal and Fred Koehler. He was graciously received at the plete poll of the Senate revealed EsteDe Manville Who Re CHORAL CLUB UP returned here under heavy police Hartford. Cohp., Jan. 29.— The Hoover retreat on the Belle Isle guard with three burglary charges today. Hartford, Conn., Jan 29.— Wil rising tide of new legislation and for twenty-five minutes, the over them. The poll revealed 59 Senators liam Blodgett, State tax commis cently Wed Count Folke- N EW YO RK SHIVERS showed no sign of abatement as the victor and vanquished in the most According to the tale of the pair pledged to enact the bill with the sioner, gives Governor Trumbull TO ITS REPUTATION they walked out of the Massachu State Legislature came into session memorable campaign the country time limitation Included, sixteeu and the legislature ten reasons why ever saw. sat in the sun parlor of BernadottO; Is Mentioned setts institution, stole a Ford car here today, transacted some neces nearby and drove to New Haven, opposed to the time clause and the lax laws should be changed, the Hoover home and chatted. AS MERCURY DROPS sary business, and adjourned so The governor congratulated Mr. where they abandoned the machine twenty-one non-coinmittal or ab making the suggestion In his bi and picked up a Packard sedan that its members might have time Hoover on his election. In Reports from Latvia. Delights Large Audience sent. This preponderance of sup ennial report issued here today. owned by Dominick Bebe, of Among other suggestions Mr. to devote to committee hearings. “ I congratulated him, wished port for the time clause insures its him luck and I meant it,” said Colunibus avenue. Then they drove Blodgett asks that all theaters be The Assembly came In with the With Old and New Songs; here, broke Into a gasoline station Seven Liners Overdue; Sev adoption. taxed generally two per cent, on “ Al,” when he emerged from the I London, Jan. 29.— Will an intention of meeting four days, this on the outskirts, pqt eighty gal The time clause, now the center gross receipts; that the mileage Hoover home. American girl ascend a newly creat week. Friday Is the last day on “ What did you talk about, lons of gasoline Into two nlilk cans, en Others In Distress; of controversy in Senate debate tax on inter-state busses be chang ed throne and rule as queen of a Parandv a Revelation. and drove into the center. which new bills may he submitted otherwise?” the governor was ask over the measure, provides for the ed to a gross receipts tax as now domain to be known as the “ United Break into Store. paid by inter-state busses; cut though many are expected to be re ed. Gale Sweeps City. laying of keels for five of the fif ported out of committee during the \ General Talk. Kingdom of the Baltic States?” In Norwalk the pair broke into teen new cruisers within the pres down the continuance of Hens from Despite the bitterness of the the Madley grocery store on Wet next six weeks. “ Oh, we had a general talk,” the This is the question that is being ent year, for five more in '1930 five to^two years, except in worthy • night, with a searching wind put- avenue, and stole fifteen dollars. cases; put a ten per cent penalty Senator Frank S. Bergin, of New governor replied. “ He told me^ asked today as the result of persis and the last five in 1931. The giant Haven, the minority leader, was some of the funny things that | ! ting the fireside at a premium, a Then they proceeded to a Modem ^^ew York, Jan. 29.— The metro new aircraft carrier would be on general property tax at the end Grocery store on> Main street, and given the honor today of presiding happened during the campaign, and j tent reports emanating from Riga, fine audience greeted the Choral polis shivered and sought the shel started by June 30, 1930. of a 30-day grace period and add a packed up a quantity of supplies. five per cent, penalty for each six over the upper body of the Legisla I told him some.” Latvia, and other Baltic cities to Club of Manchester pn the occasion Hobver’s Action ture. A neighbor heard the men in the ter of protecting doorways today as months thereafter and add It was a few minutes before 11 the effect that Latvia, Lithuania The action of President-elect of its first concert of the season at Modern store and telephoned police. a howling northwester and frigid a penalty of one dollar Many Absentees. o'clock when “ .M” rolled up to No. and Esthonia are to be banded into Hoover in endorsing President In the house empty . seats were High School Hall last nfeht. T .o Officers Edward Eldridge, Charle A. temperature played tag. All of the to unpaid personal taxes af-i 8 Belle Isle in a big blue Rolls a new monarchy. adventurers were well repaid, for Coolidge’s stand against the time unusually noticeable. Illness of Royce which has been loaned to ^ o r p e and Martin McGrath set out city’s innumera4)le missions and ter thirty days instead of sixty Aays The American girl who is being the evening was a thoroughly en in a cruising police car to invests clause apparently had little effect members or sickness In the.families him during his stay here by Joseph as at present. of members cut the attendance to a prominently mentioned as a possi joyable one. gate. As they reached the store, flop houses hung out their “ S R O” in the Senate. The bill as It passed A Standard Budget. M. Smoot, president of the Miami ble queen of the projected kingdom With the town full of grip and signs early. the House contained the time lim low point. The House prayer was Jockey Club. He was accompanied an automobile moved away from Mr. Blodgett declares the exist for the memory of "the Representa is the former Estelle- Manville, of colds, how so many of the famiUar the curb headed toward Danbury. No less than seven liners were itation and in the intervening ing statute imposiug a local proper only by his vacation friends John J. Pleasantville, N. Y., who became due to stagger into port today with' tive from Morris who died re faces and familiar voices managed Open Fire. months, representatives of the ty tax on goods of merchants and cently.” Raskob. chairman of the Demo united to one of Europe’s oldest to foregather for rehearsals and capacity cargoes of distracted hu American Legion and other patri The local police car gave chase manufacturers is impracticable of The House received a bill which cratic national committee, and ruling families by her marriage to for the concert itself is a mystery. manity. All but three of them were otic organizations secured Sena William ”i*’. Kenney of New York. over the icy, winding road to the administration, and believes it provides no delinquent shall be Count Folke-Bernadotte, a descen But there were very few absentees north. The leading car sped and at least 24 hours behind their regu torial pledges for its enactment. No Time to Eat. should be changed, and he believes sent to state’s prison unless big dant of the famous diplomatist who from the chorus last night and from within it came milk bottles lar schedules and badly buffeted by Now, administration Senators face the state should aid town tax of Gov. Smith had not had his held the future of Europe in the evidently .there hadn’t been many the l|eavy pounding of the waves. term calls for a minimum of at least breakfast. Always a late riser, he that crashed into the path of the the dilemma of. either breaking ficials in appraising property if two years. , , palm of his hand two centuries absences from rehearsals, because, poHce car. The police opened fire Ships In Distress their pledges qr breaking tem local assessors are non-experienced. arose this morning with just time ago. save at one or two neglegible points, Rescue ships were rushing to ^he In the Senate, Senator Lawlor, to keep his date with Mr. Hoover at at various times. Later the machine porarily with tbe 'adniinistratiou. He aliso would-have standard form of Waterbury, introduced a blank May Combine the work of the club was quite UP was found to have a bullet hole in aid of four vessels who have been of budget used by all municipali I I o’clock. There wasn't time for to its historic standards and once bill which conceras supervision of Latvia. Esthonia and Lithuania the gasoline tank, two bullet holes in'distress sia?^ Saturday and who (Contlnned Page 2.)- ties-in the state. cHy streets, sewers and water In have not been successful'as indivi or twice the sinigers fairly outdid in the windshield, and several in have all bof succumbed to the fury The handful of Secret Service themselves. Waterbury. There were no terms dual republics, and the Monarchist the tonneau. of the Atlantic, and another steam in the hill which will be worked out operators and newspapermen w'ho feeling, according to reports, is To be sure, a number of the sel er which was reported missing for constituted the informal reception On curves the leading car slowed in committee. running strong. Reliable dispatches ections on the program were pieces down and its driver made several the first time yesterday. ' committee gasped when they saw that the club has sung in previous ENGINEER HAS PRODUCED Card games on railroad trains from Riga state that a meeting of attempts to ditch the pursuing car. Reports on the Capo Vado, the “ Al” step from the big blue- car. concerts, but there was nothing in appeared to be threatened In a bill all the leading royalists has been Dixiano and the Fernland reported making games o f chance on publle pull his brown derby a little more that fact to detract from the pleas in distress four days ago were not firmly on his head and start up the called for April 1 in that city to (Contlnifpd on Page S.) conveyances unlawful. | nominate a king to rule the three ure of the audience. In truth, if so definite, but seagoing men on short walk to the Italian villa the Choral Club is going to sing 5 MILUON VOLT CURRENT Appropriation bills poured into where the Hoover’s live. He hasn’t nations which they desire to merge shore were confident that their the Senate. One provides a start into what would unquestionably be “ Yonder, Yonder,” the Russian crews would be rescued. Rescue A- heretofore been wearing the folk song arranged by Gaines, as it for the long-discussed state' hos “ bronzer” in Miami, but he got it a powerful and important kingdom. ships are known to be nearing each pital in Fairfield county and au sang it last night, it would be a of the distressed vessels. out this morning for his call on the Three Con.siderod queer audience that could not go BRITISH STEAMSHIP Hopes for Double That LEAGUE OFFICIAL thorizes the naming of a commis President-Elect. He wore a morn- Three men are under considera dippy over it once a montb right The latest actor in the mid-ocean sion to direct the InsUtutton. Steps tion for the cr§wn. Besides Count along. It was beautifully done. drama was the coal laden steamer. were taken also to add 300 beds to (Continued on Page.2.) Bernadotte, there are Prince Jan Not Enough Of It IS DRIFTING SOUTH George Cochrane. The Cochrane is Amount Which Is One- the tuberculosis .sanatoria. Radziwill, the famous Polish In “ Deep River,” by* Burleigh, said to be unreported since leaving COMMITS SUICDE statesman, and member of an an the chorus scored another complete Sydney, N. S., for Boston a week The Senate cient and aristocratic family, and ago, but there is a possibility that Tenth of L ^ tn in s, He Among bills received In the success, the only possible fault ly Senate were: the Duke of Connaught, uncle of ing with the composer, not the sing she sought protection from the PRESIDENT URGES the present King of England. ers. and that fault being that there S9ver Maple Is Now 85 rough weather in the comparative Providing a salary of 15,000 for The possibility of the duke ac isn’ t enough of it— not when it Is calm of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Makes Public Today. “Jim” Price, Secretary of the New Haven Common Pleas cepting such a post is not taken sung as the Choral club sang it. Miles from Position She prosecuting attorney; a resolution FURTHER ECONOMY seriously in London, and it is be In its rendition of “ Suomi’s Boston Red Sox Kills Sdf naming Arthur P. Libby, Judge of lieved he will be dropped from con- Song” (Mair) last year the club LOST A W E E ON ICE New York, Jan. 29.— Artificial Norwich City Court. set itself an extremely high mark. Last Reported. lightning of 5,000,000 volts, the W jf| | RjhTAr Appropriation bills received in 9 the Senate follow: (Continued on Page Perhaps last night’s rendition may h'lghest ever attained in a labora- ** lUlAUI. not have quite reached that target, FISHERMAN RESCUED 9160,000 for cottages at Long Without Saving Presentj but it was excellently done and the tory, has been produced and meas Lane farm, Middletown; 965,000 Boston,. Jan. 29 — The British ured at the Pittsfield, Mass., high audience was delighted with it. Boston, Jan. 29.— Believed to for sewage disposal plant at Nor NIGHT CLUBBERS Another selection that brought a steamship Silver Maple was drifting Lewis Sweet Stumbles Seven voltage laboratory of the General wich State hospital: 9435,COO for Prosperity Cannot Con-| storm of applause was “ Morning,” south today and the coastguard cut Miles Through Snow to a Electric Co., it was announced to have been despondent over ill new buildings and improvements at by Speaks. There may have been a ters Tampa and Mojave, steaming ViUage. day at.the convention of the Amer health, James L. Price, secretary of Mansfield State Training school a'nd ican Institute of Electrical En tinue, He Says in Speech J ARE HAPPY NOW mere trifie of unsureness in the to her assistance, had to make 85 the Boston American League Base hospital: 9240,000 for new con tenor section at one or two points, gineers. The announcement was struction and changes at the State more miles than previously calcul Petoskey, Mich., Jan. 29.— Hands made by F. W. Peek, consulting en ball Club, look his life today at but the rendition as a whole was and feet nearly frozen off, Lewis Farm for Women at Niantic; 9420,- spirited and successful and the fin ated, according to latest word from gineer of the company. Fenway park by slashing his throat Washington, Jan. 2 9.— After a Sweet, 51, Alanson fisherman who 000 for new construction and im ale was superb, with the effect that the Tampa today. This artificial lightning Is one- fronf' ear to ear. provements at Tuberculosis Sana final injunction from President Forty Dry Agents Who Se was given up for lost when he drift twentieth as powerful natural light the chorus had to sln,g it all over The Tampa, the nearest cutter to ed into Lake Michigan on an ice An old fa.shioned razor was toria; 990,000 for improvements at Coolidge that without constructive again. the disabled steamship, was mak ning. Gradually, science is increas Fitch’s Home for Soldiers, Noroton: ing 16 miles an hour. floe a week ago. was rescued at ing the voltage of laboratory-pro found at his side. economy in government, prosperity cured Evidence Are to The Choral Club is always de 920.000 for Park City , hospital, lightful in nonsense bits and the Cross Village near here today. duced lightning. Discharges of The body was found on the run cannot continue departmental heads Aleswge Received way at the ball park. The runway Bridgeport. selection of “ The Fly and the Bee” The only direct message to come Sweet landed on Skilagalee light 3,600,000 volts, previously the went to work today to chop Uncle last Wednesday. 24 hours after the highest attained, were announced leads to the e.xecutive office. The City of Meriden asked the Sam’s expenditure's to the end that lo s e Their Jobs. by Florence Turner-Maley was a to Coast Guard headquarters from right to issue 950,000 in bonds happy one. It proved to be just the the Tampa arrived at 11:15 a. m ice block on which he was fishing by Peek a year ago. Natural light Workmen discovered the body. A the fiscal year ending June 30 may broke awafy from the main field. ning is of order of 100,000,000 volts call was sent in for a police ambu build a golf course for public u ^ ; not be barred by the first deficit Choral Club’s meat, when the club It was timed 8:20 a. m., and fol is in the mood for fun. It was sung lows: He stayed in a cabin on the island (twenty times that of laboratory lance. At City hospital, however, a^bill was put in providing for qse since the budget system went into New York, Jan. 29.— Broadway that holds the light, too weak and lightning). 10.000 amperes, and physicians said that Price was dead. of mufflers on motor boats; a hill effect. Tampa. Latitude night club proprietors, especially (Continned on Page 3.) 35:38 LongtUude 75:12. Have benumbed to signal ,rescue planes the discharge occurs in a few mil “ Jim” Price was a prominent fig allowing each state policeman one The President made his last ap those awaiting trial as liquor law reached last reported position of that passed over several times. To lionths of a second. ure in the professional baseball life day off in each ten also was pre pearance before a meeting of the of Boston, and was known all over sented; a bill amending the tillr violators, were given a pleasant steamer. Have just received word day he walked the seven miles from Try to Harness It. government’s business organization from Silver Maple that hfs position the island to Cross Village. Electrical engineers are experi the country. His sudden death board advertising law, con tain l^ a last night, taking occasion not only “ kick” when they read today that nVE DEAD, SIX DYING is Latitude 34:40 Longitude 56:10 Villagers saw him stumbling menting on ways and means to put came as a distinct shock to his host long list provisions also was sub* to urge continued economy, but to worty of the most experienced which places him 85 miles south blindly along through the heavy* this artificial lightning to work In of friends. mitted; a bill including the road review the accomplishments of the agents in this district will lose their east of Cutter Tampa. Radio bear snow drifts and took him into the a practical way. from Danbury to Bethel In the administration during the last eight jobs by Thursday for failure to pass IN NEW ENGLAND FIRES ings of him are Inconsistent with ' home of Henry Sullivan where he is “ Mastery of lightning problems Trunk Line system also was sub years of Republican rule. •their civil service examinations. that position.” being treated for exposure. has been removed from the realm mitted. , .;L President Coolidge refuted the -The cabaret owners figure that At local Coast Guard head- of the 'medicine man’ ” Peek said CAPT. FRIED AND CREW Among bills received in the charge that Americans are no more the lopping of the dry agents from q^uarters It was figured that the KING’S CONDITION. today, “ While there Is still much House today were.: than dollar chasers and intent the payroll will also cut off some Fall River, Mass., and New Tampa wbuld overtake the drift London, Jan. 29.— King George’s to learn, lightning may be said to Authorizing the Seth Thomas upon nothing but commercialism. of the testimony that was expected London, This Slate, Scenes ing Maple Leaf by this evening at steady progress towards recovery be now at least on , an engineering STILL BEING UONIZED Clock Company to increase capital He said that three assertions are to be presented against those await basis, since it is expressed nu of the Tragedies. ■the latest. This was allowing for continued unabated today, it was from 9800,000 to 91.800,000; ifc- denied by operations of the govern ing trial. Those to lose their jobs the speed of the Tampa and the officially announced at Bucking merically in volts and amperes.” creasing the penalty for allowing ment and by the country at large include, it is said, a number of drifting of the steamship. ham palace. His Majesty spent a Peek told the engineers that the dogs to roam at large; exempting through artistic, altruistic and pa agents who secured evidence in Boston, Jan. 29— Four children quiet and restful night. Their Ship to Sail at Noon To from taxation farming tolls actual triotic actitlvies. raids on Texas Guinan’s, Helen and woman were dead and four (Gontinned On Page 8.) morrow So This is Last Day ly used in farming; revising the children «.nd two mothers were re 1921 Conditions. Morgans and other bright light re on Land. laws concerning use of nets on In A gloomy picture of conditions sorts. ported dying today as the result of land waters, by eompelllni. securing in the republic in 1921 was painted Wire Pulling. two tenement house fires in south MILLS’ FATHER DEAD permits; providing a salary of 9260 by Mr. Cbolidge. At that time, he Frantic wire pulling tf hold their ern New England. for warden and compensation for said, the government was permeat jobs kept the flunked agents on the In a tenement house fire at Fall New York. Jan. 29 — Captd:in other officers in the Borough of. River, three small sisters were ed with extravagance. The busi qui Vive, according to creditable Automobile Show New York, Jan. 29— Ogden Mills, Fried, Chief Officer Harry Manning Jewett City; providing, therp shall. ness of the country was prostrate. killed and their mother was said to financier and art patron and father reports. Many of those who are to and others of the S. S. America, be no stay of execution on appeals Employment was difficult to secure be dying today.. ' of Ogden L. Mttls, under secretary from town, city dr borough' conn go were well-groomed. portly At New London, Conm, a siriall of the treasury, died of pneumonia who took part in the thrilling with 5,000,000 persons out of work. gentlemen who aroused no suspi decisions; providing reimbursement'^ Wages were declining, the price of boy and his grandmother were ktlL at ,hls home here early today. He rescue of the crew of the Italian to the town of Stratford for examliw-- cion when they sat in dinner clothes ed when fire swept the latteir’s Opens Tomorrow was 72 years old and.J|)ad been 111 securities low, market scarce, con at the better cabarets and got the freighter Florida, continued to be ation of school children physicallyY'’ fidence in the ecdnomic structure home. His mother and four other three weeks. evidence. The annual exhibition of automobiles by the Man lionized as the heroes of the hour providing a workhouse sentence ftir shaken and progress stopped. brothers and sisters were probably . His son. Ogden, and one daugh all vagrants and common drus^^- In spite of the conviction of fatally burned. . . ter, the Countess of Granard, were here today. “ The cause of this distress was Tommy Guinan, brother of chester Auto Dealers Association opens tomorrow for ards*. providing a 9100 penalty tat. aot difficult to ascertain,” the The dead: Laura, Itene find An at.the bedside.' . The America is scheduled to sail playing games of chance on pubUc “ Texas,” for operating a “ nui gelina Massa. of Fall River; Mrs. four days at the State Armory here. Sbrty-two differ Ogden Mills was botn in 183'6 at at noon tomorrow and as a result president said. “ The country had sance” Broadway night club owners conveyances or in reputed gamiag' seen living beyond its means. It May Spinnato and Dominic Spim ent models are. in the show. > A percentage of the Saeramento. Cal. ■ ' air of the celebrations plauned had see a disposition on the part of the nato, of New London. . houses; authorizing West Hartfejd' aad been spending more than it Mr. Mills was a graduate of Har to be crowded into the compara to Issue sewer bonds to flye per cai^ authorities to "ease up” a bit. Some atoissiop receipts will go towards the company funds vard university. In addition to his tively short space of 24 hours. earned, which meant that it had time back those arrested were In of Mmichester’s two military units. This is The Herald’s philanthropic activities such as tm- • CAA appropriating'' Deen using up its capital. Tl)e sav The men attended « luncheon at 9500.000 to the tubercnloais rnm- many cases charged with conspiracy TREASURY B.ILANCE annual automobile show edQtion. Read all the adver pfoving housing conditions for the the Bankers Club at noon ana to ings of previous years were being to violate the prohibition law; now missleiv, to be used ' fo^'. tisements. poor, he wa« Interested in art. night are scheduled td be guests at capacity of aanSktOYljt ^ ' they are accused of maintaining a Washington. Jan. 29.—rTreasury science and sport. He owned a a dinner at the Hotel Roosevelt, bede; ' providing , foy'^ ' (Contlnned on Page 2.) nuisance. balance Jan. 26: 9137,907,584.96. racing stablel and .thorough following which they will make breds won many races abroad. several radio addresses. .
tiiS U MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MAN ^ CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 29,1929. t TIME CLAUSE I w n i NEXT m o n t h DESTROYERS SENT OUT SMIIHCALUON HEN’S HAGUE TO BE Local Stocks N.Y.Stdcks DIES AT COLLEGE UPSET THE MARKET? FOR MISSING TRAWLER ROST TO BOY SCOUTS TO REMAIN IN NEWPREaDENT (Furmiahed by Putnam & Co.) Allied Gbem ...... 277 Charles Ellsworth Nettl%ton Nothing Has Been Heard from Center church Men’s League will Am Bosch ^. .V,...... 43H Am Can •. •'.... . * .11.. Succumbs to Pneumonia in New London Ship for Eight have the Boy Scouts of Troop 3 as * Bank 'Slocks. CRUISER BILL their dapper guests tomorrow even Bankers Trust 06 .. 310 Am Car and Fdy ...... 99 M. I. T. Infirmary. February Is a TradhioDai Daj^s. JUST FOR CHAT ing. Thq ipeal will be sex-ved by a Capitol Nat B ei: T . . 415 Am Sugar ...... 92'v8 II.WJ I Am Tel and T e l ...... X;.215^ (Continued from Page 1.) committee from tbe Women’s City Bank Ac Trust .1550 (Special to The Herald.) Mondifor Such Happra- New London, Jan. 29— No news (Ck»ntinacd from Page 1.) .. Federation o f the church a t<6:30. Conn River ...... 400 'Am Tob ...... 18 6 % Rockville, Jan. 29.-— Charles has been received of the missing A cordiel invitation ba^ been ex First Bond & Mort. . — Anaconda ...... 123^4 The poll indicated they ■would keep Ellsworth Nettleton, 22 year old steam trawler Seiner, with twenty ing coat and striped trousers under tended to fathers of Center church First Nat Hlfd 290 Atchison ...... 19 their pledges. son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis S. ings. Cousins Says. men aboard, which should have ar a black overcoat. v Boy Scouts to attend this eupper. Htfd-Conn Trust Co. 680 Atl Ref ...... 55 Backs CooUdge Nettleton, of this city, died at the rived at Groton, Jan. 21 from Leads the Way. Tbe ebar^ge to them will be one dol Laud Mlg & Title . —- Balt and O h io ...... 12124 Hoover’s statement regarding | infirmary at Massachusetts Insti- George Banks, so five destroyers . The governor led the way up the lar. to tbe boys it is free. Morris Flan Bank.. ICO Beth Steel ...... 84% .the bill was rather ambiguous but i tute of Technology, Cambridge, were sent out from New, London walk, followed by Raskob kod Ken- Frederick Hill, scout executive of 92F. Can P a c ...... 274 % Mass., last night. Pneumonia By W. S. CXJBSINS .New Britain Trust (the President-elect did say he I. N. 8. Financial Editw yesterday by Commander L. T. uey. the Hsrttord district, will give a Phoenix State B&T. 525 • — Chos and O h io ...... 215 :“warmly supported” the Coolidge caused the death. Nettleton was a Chalker of the Navy Yard, Brook They were met at the door by t#lk and show films of Boy Scout Park St Bank ...... lOoo — Chi Rock Island ...... 135 views— which opposed the time post graduate student at the insti lyn. Lawrence Ricbey, Mr. Hoover’s activities. Tbe church troop will Cons Gas ...... 114% tute. New York, Jkn. 29— Will the big Riverside Trust .... 675 — 'clause. The Presldent-elMt’s an- bull market, wbihb has been rldin.t The owners of the trawler were secretary, who accompanied them give an exhibition, including a West Hart Trust . . . lioO — Corn Prod ...... 87 % nouncement was in the form of a Nettleton’s father is superintend optimistic, saying that, the Seiner Into the sun-parlor where Mr. Scout pageant. John Relnartz will Dupont ...... 600 ent at the Hockaniim mills here. Be rough-shod over all opposition Bunds. telegram to President Coolidge, since the middle of 1928, and car was picked up once after being Hoover was waiting to receive give ah electrical exhibit. jtitfd &.CohD West 6 95 — Erie ...... 69% sides his parents be leaves one missing for nine days. The owners them. Richey made the Introduc This will be the last get-together General Electric ...... 248% j which was read to the Senate. In brother, Francis, and one sister, rying prices of its" pets and favor- East Conn Po 5's . . . loo lo:: .ites to unprecedented heights, said her motors might have broken tions. There were no others pres under the presidency of Dr. Elbert Conn L P 7s ...... 117 I2i> General Motors ...... 209 it. Hoover said: ‘‘My attention has Gladys. His mother was at the down, but they did not believe the jbeen called to a statement respect strike its first real snag and run In ent Shelton, who will ’»e succeeded by Conn L P 5t2S .... 107 110 1 General Motors, ue'.v ...... 62% bedside when the young man passed Seiner bad foundered. lusp Copper...... •...... 46Tj, ing pending cruiser legislation ap- to a prolonged decline in February, Their meeting was easy, cordial John Relnarts as leader of the Conu L P 4 ^ s ------100 102 away. He was a graduate of Rock and friendly. If there was any con-' club. , ' . • Int Nickel, n e w ...... 6'2Ts jpearing in this morning's press. I ville High school and popular in the traditional month for the up Brid Hyd 5s ...... 1»3 lu5 sets in the best-regulated markets? straint it apparently disappeared in Tbe Ladles from tbe Home Ser insuraiH'e SUa-tis. Kenecot ...... 1.5:>H ’ have made no public or private this city. Funeral arrangements NEWS B in s FLOOD the first few minutes of conversa vice department of tbe Federation Mack Truck ...... 109Va ^statement upon this question, fur are incompleted. Millions of dollars of newly ac Aetna Casually .... 1620 1660 quired profits o f big and small in tion, in which the Democratic can working on this supper include Aetn^ Insurance .. 810 825 Marland Oil ...... ther than appeared during the vestors, the Tom, Dick and Harrys didate congratulated Mr, Hoover on Mrs. Margaret Bellamy. Mrs. Bert .Miami Copper ...... campaign. I have stated universal OUR LEGISLATURE Aetna Life ...... 1280 1295 of the cities, towns and cross-roads his election. This apparently broke Knight, Mrs. Fred Bushnell. Mrs. Automobile ...... 695 605 .Mo Pac ...... 64 ":4' ly to various callers that it would ENGINEER PRODUCES have been ploughed back into the the ice, and thereaher they good- William McCormick. Mrs. Minnie Conn General ...... 2100 2150 N Y Central ...... ' •' ‘ ^^'!j be improper for me to express any security markets. Enormous dis (Continued froro Pag’.d 1) humoredly discussed Incidents of Johnston, Mrs. C. W. Holman,'Mrs. Hartford Fire ..... 985 995 New Haven ...... ^"1- view on current matters of the ad- 5 MILUON VOLT UGHT tribution of cash and stock divi the campaign. The governor was William Bray. The meiiu will fea Htfd Steam Boil . 880 900 North Amn Co ...... 98% • ministration. As you know, I warm dends has fanned the speculative tpwn support of ohlldren of pau smiling when be came out after 35 ture roast beef. There urlll also be Lincoln Nat Life . 150 Packard ...... ly support your views and you may fever of small Investors, and never pers; repealing all laws which pro minutes. , mssbed potatoes, carrots and. peas, National Fire ...... 1400 14:Ui Pierce Arrow ...... 34% so inform others i f you wish to do (Continuad from Page 1.) in the history of the, world’s rich tect quadrupeds in indiscriminate Mr. Hoover, in white flannels and celery and olives, cranberry jelly, Phoenix ...... 990 lotm Post Cereal ...... so.” est country have they'been so rich feeding; providing for manner of a blue coat, accompanied bis visitor rolls, coffee, home made apple pie Travelers ...... 1880 1900 Pressed Steel C a r ...... 21^3 There were indications though exact characteristics of the five ly rewarded for their faith and con issuing licenses to embalmers and to the door. The governor stepped and ice cream. Public ..Utility Stocks. Pullman...... R.5U ‘ that an agreement probably will be million volt laboratory discharge fidence In American corporations. undertakers; putting the road from in the blue Rolls with Kenney and Conu Elec Sve p . . 94 98 Radio Corp ...... 372 reached for a final vote by the end remain to be determined, for the No Mystery About It East Granby to East Hartland in Raskob and they whirled away to Conn L P 8 % ___ 119 12:'. South Pac ...... 133 ■ of the week. discharge ■was made available only There is no mystery abouf the the trunk line system; alsa the their hotel at Coral Gables for a LATEST STOCKS Coon L P 7% ___ 116 120 Sears Iloehuck . . . . , ...... 162% four days ago. gigantic increase in industrial stock road from Roxbury to Washinigton, Conn L P 5% pfd . 99 102 S O of N J ...... 50% belated breakfast before proceeding S O o f N Y ...... 40% Field Not Found. values over the past five years. find from Kent to New Milford. on to the Miami race track, where Conn L P 6V^% pfd 110 .114 “ The fields in - which the new The advancing market has simply Zoning L:.ws Conn P So (par 25) 152 155 S O of Cal ...... 66 % REPUBLICANS IN SOUTH “ Smith Day” was being celebrated New York, Jan. 29.— Though Studebaker ...... 95% high voltage will be used experi reflected better business generally, Providing for zoning laws In In the governor’s honor. Greenwich W&G 6 98 101 mentally or otherwise are yet .to be with larger corporation earnings, tVestport; increasing from 8100 to compelled to carry a heavy load^'of Hart E L (par 25). 142 14.5 Texas Co ...... 60% liberal cash dividends, stock split- Apparently the only feeling of selling orders from the opening Union Pac ...... 22014 PREVENTED DRY RAIDS determined,” he said, “ but it will $500 the fine for keeping a gaming restraint about Gov. Smith’s call do vtc ...... i:'..5 140 be used in the continued research ups by prosperous corporations, a bouse: establishing a Small Claims gong today, the Stock Market gave'; Hifd Gas c (par 25) 90 9.S United Fruit . .. .'...... ,..142% ------being conducted by electrical en- huge Increase In public wealth, had to do with the publicity atten a good account qf Itself. Industrial U S Rubber ...... 50 Court In New London; providing a dant upon it. do pfd ( par 25 l . 6'5 , n/r 1. o i ii: gineers in the study of natural elimination of the bucket sheps dis pen.’.lty for sale of diseased meat: stocks dropped off a point or two S N E T C o ...... 185 I' S Steel ...... 183% P. 0. Employe Makes Startling higbtning, its effects on electrical continuance of real estate gambling, No Photographers under profit-sharing and the con Western Union ...... 192 including the Lyon Plain road in By order of Mr. Hoover all AlHiiufactiiring Slocks. Charge Before a Senate ! generating and transmission appar- and concentration of Investment in Weston in the trunk line system; tinuous pot shots of the bearish Am Hardware...... 72 the equity stocks, which carry the photographers were barred, al Committee. ways of protecting such autborizink Hartford’s West Middle sharp shooters, which were directed American. Hosiery . 27 J _____ j apparatus from damage by light- lion’s shape of the Increased earn though he has been photographed with some force against the specu American Silver .... 25 OPE.M.NG STOCKS. school district to issue $150,000 In with other visitors to his winter 29 — IDcclar* i ings and big surpluses built up by lative leaders in all hut the utility xArro H&H El pf . 105 Washington, Jan. successful companies. bonds; repealing all laws which home. Also by orders of Mr, Hoo -ing he expected to “ catch hell” for “ With the increased voltage now prohibit snares and snaring; includ stocks and a few of the Rails and do c o m ...... 53 , . . Conavailable in the laboratory, it be- Hard to Predict ver, only tw,o newspapermen were Specialties! New-Y'oi\k. Jan. 29.— The Market bis testimony^ before the ^ engineers to ing in the highway system roads in Automatic Refrig . . 10 The trouble with most forecasts permitted to go near the home dur ■Wall street quite early conclud Acme Wire ...... 19 was steady at the openin.s: today, post office committee iDvestlgat ng ^ and predictions of a falling market, the towns of Vernon, Tolland and ing the call. They constituted the railroad and motor stocks making Coventry: providing for distin ed that all of the talk about extra Bigelow Hlfd com . 94 the alleged sale o.patron^^^^ lightning.” in the last two years or^ more, is general press representatives. do pfd...... 100 the best showing. Atchison led the guishing and tail lightr on trolley dividends by the Steel Corporation south. Col. Lloyd Hill, Foit Worth Double Power, that they have all been wide of the It had been arranged for Gov. Billings it Spencer 10 Rails, up 2V4 at 199% : New York postal employe today asserted Re- , voltage di- cars: providing that no person un directors today belonged in the mark, and do not make good in one Smith to stop at press headquar- class of fairy tales. No doubt the Bristol Brass ..... 41 Central sold up % at 19714. Nash publican officials protected Dallas , produced by man has now case out of a hundred. der 25 shall be sentenced to state ■ ters, about a block aA'ay from the do pfd ...... 108 was the favorite in the Motors and prison unless the minimum sen wish was.father to tbe thought, but and Forth Worth hotels from pro- [jggQ increased to five million volts, Reactions in stock prices, from Hoover home, after his call. But the Steel Corporation heads are Case Lockwood & B 37.5' sold up 174 at 114% . Mack Trucks hibition raids. Peek explained, the voltage that has time to time, are inevitable, but as tence shall be at least two years; after getting back into the car, in Collins Co ...... 150 gained ' % at 110% and Gardner Hill said R. B. Creager, ______validating th'e right of veterinar playing the game to cous'^rvailvely Texas | jjggjj measured is now a matter of long as investors have a barrel of consultation with Raskob and Ken to pay. but to stockholders a $26.- Colt’s Firearms .... 41 Motor was up % at T8%. General money, and are ready to spend it ‘ Republican national committeeman, jio.ooo.OOO volts— the result of re- ians to practise praviding they have ney, It was agreed that such a call 000,000 tax refund before it has Eagle Lock ...... 58 Electric. Radio and Westinghouse - controlled appointment of federal : flection, an consequent doubling, of for their favorite stocks, there is been practising prior to 1905, ap on the press would be “ unbecom Fafnir Bearing .... 145 •- sold frac.tionelly higher; U. S. Steel little danger of a wide-open break time to.eettle comfortably in the enforcement agents and protected ^^6 5,000,000 volt impulse at the propriating $10,000 to the state ing,” so the governor did not stop. Corporation's bank account. It was Fuller Brush Class A 15 was up ^ at 185':4. the Metropolitan hotel in Fort ends of a transmission line. In In prices of the good stocks. If experiment station to provide trees On Mr. Hoover’s part there was do Class A A .... 60 Worth and the Adolphus hotel in buying resources increase so much believed, however, that the direc tliis respect, he said, the voltage is to land owners for forest planning: no information coming about the tors after the close today will issue Hart it CcMiley...... 24 0 Dallas. “ like- a water-wave, which upon faster than the supply of stocks, as providing that deputy sheriffs at call. He sent a message to the news Hartman Tob 1st pf 90 P. V. Petty, former prohibition striking a wall doubles upon reflec is the case in this country right a bullish reiwrt in the final quar tending the Waterimry courts shall paper correspondents through ter 1928 earnings and for that c o m ...... 21 enforcement director in Texas, was tion.” now, stock prices must inevitably get $10 a day and no more for one inter Kilver ...... 135 Richey that” Mr. Hoover does not reasbn “ big steel” was well bought ousted from the service because he Indicating how rapid is the pro- rise. That Is why Wall street re day’s work; providing for a county do pfd ...... 118 care to authorize anything about .around 184 down fractionally STATE raided the Metropolitan in defiance I gress being made by engineers in fuses to take seriously the predic lianders. Frary & Cl 6 9 appropriation of $5,500 to enlarge the call.” from Monday’s close. of immunity, the Fort Worth pos I mastering the lightning problem, tions of a “ big break In the mar the Hartford county bar library; Manning & Bow A . 18 “ liO.ME OF SOU.ND klTS” ’ Steady pressure on the industrial tal ■worker said. Mr. Peek declared: ket” in the early part of 1929. providing for absentee voting, giv do Class D ...... 12 Hill made his accusations at j ‘!The wave shape of lightning stocks forced prices gradually New Brit Mch pfd . 100 LAST il.llES rO.MGHT ing persons absent from t’ae state downward as the day advanced, and an open session of the post office has been pictured by a cathode ray the right to vote by mail: a resolu PRESIDENT URGES xdo com ...... 44 committee. ; oscillograph or high speed camera; LAWYER KILLS WIFE the only consolation for the bulbs Niles Bemnt Pond . 200 tion appointing Pierrepont B. Fos was ia the fact that trading slowed i the time required for a cloud to ter judge of the Hairden Town do pfd ...... 100 discharge has been measured by the FURTHER ECONOMY up as prices went down, sho'vi’ing North and Judd...... 28 AND THEN HIMSELF Court, and Charles E. Clark deputy that there was no great volduaa of YOUNG MEN’S COMMUNIH i same oscillograph; the attenuation judge; authorizing,;, Stratford to Peck, Stow & Wil . . 18 I of lightning waves traveling on a stock over-hanging the market. Russell Mfg Co ... . 1.55 issue $400,000 In school bonds; ap (Continued from Page 1.) From 1 to, 3 points were marked i transmission line has been deter propriating $1,750,000 to the con Seth Thomas C com. 31 CLUB IS ORGANIZED Boulder, Colo., Jan. 29.—-Two off the selling prices of General do pfd ...... 26 mined; natural lightning waves struction of a Fairfield state hospi- exhausted princplally through gov have been reproduced in the labora tragic lines In i farewell note to Motors, American Tel. & TeJ., Smyth Mfg Co! pfd . 103 ta’ and providing a board of trus ernment extravagance.” Canadian Pacific, Union Carbide. Standard Screw . . . 125 tory, where their effects on trans day explained the deaths of J, E, ties to have charge of the same. The Young Men’s Community Kirkbridge, 46, brilliant graduate E.xpenses Reduce.J VVoolworthi Kennecott Copper. Stanley Work.*! com . 6412 club, a newly organized group of mission lines, insulation, insulators Change of Nam-: of the University of Colorado law Each of the succeeding years General Electric. Johns Manville, Scovill Mfg C o ...... 60 boys of 16 to 18 affiliated with the and protective apparatus have been Providing for a* change of name brought an ever-increasin?’ im studied at will; a lightning genera sehool, and his wife, Frances. National Cash Register. Hudson. Taylor & Fenii .... 140 Manchester Community club, held j of Strawberry Hill avenue to Straw provement In the business of gov Steel Common and Greene Cananea Torrington new . . . 80 their first .social get-together at the' tor producing over 2.600,000 volts It was a case of “ humane” mur berry avenue in the city of Stam der and suicide, according to the ernment. with expenses greatly re in the early afternoon. Underwood ...... 105 White house last evening. They in- has been constructed and waves ford, Introduced by Mrs. Julia M. duced. efficiency established, confi from this generator have been sent note. It was no surprise that the call Union Mfg C o ...... 18 vited l*ilark Holmes, a past presi Emery; providing for two judges in dence inspired and workers restor loan rate went u'p to 7 per. cent in U S Envelope pt ... 118 dent of the Community club to give oyer transmission lines to test full- “ Frances begs and pleads to be the City Court of Stamford, both ed to their jobs. do com ...... 240 size transformers and other appar- released from earthly bonds,” read tbe third hour. 'The banks made them an uplift talk, they played set- to have equal powers: a resolution "I believe that the fedeiUl gov heavy calls on the money market Veeder-Roiit ...... 4.4 back and other games and enjoyed atus to determine how to make one line. naming William L. Hadden judge, ernment tod? is the best conduct Whitlock Coil Pipe . .10 them highly resistant" to ligthning; “ Silly, asipine politics cost me In the process of their mouth-end light refreshments. r and William L. Larash, also judge, ed big business in the world.” Mr. settlemenjts and some of the import X— Ex div. Vernon Northrop is president of | and scientific work on the time lag my position as deputy district at of the West Haven Town Court; Coolidge said. ' ant ebapheU of money supplies the club, George Fairbanks is vice j of .gaps and insulation has been ex torney,” read another line, providing a salary of $1,500 for the “ The closing motths of 1928’ and tended. were blocked up for the time be- president and John Merz, treasurer. ^ Kirkbridge shot his wife as she Waterbury District Court messen the'opening week of 1929 have WH.ALEN FI.NES DRIVER The club ■will meet Monday eve lay in bed. He then sent a bullet ger: defining the words “ gas” and ttig. The bears made a savage at seen American industry and Cbm-. tack'pp the market with the rais nings of each week for social times' through his own brain. Mrs. Kirk- ’ •electric” as used in . connection lUerce at the highest point evei at Ne'w York, Jau. 29 — Police Com and to avail themselves of the TODAY IN CONGRESS bridge had been a patient in a with gas and electric companies in ing of the money rate and succeed tained in time of peace. ' ed in forcing down the prices of missioner Whalen today discharged recreational privileges of the Com Denver psychopathic hospital. On the statutes: authorizing New Ha In virtually all lines of govern his chauffeur, Joaquhi Torres, who munity club. j Jan. 7, her husband failed of re- ven to Issue bonds from time to many^active stocks to the lowest ment, commerce, industry, educa levels’^In two weeks. yesterday engaged in an altercation Washin.'jlQn, Jan. 29— The day appointment of his i^osltion. time to provide aud maintain an 1 tion, art, and society substantial Oil-stocks were freely sold today on Fifth avenue with Traffic Patrol in Congress: j “Maybe I’m wrong.’/ the fafe- airport inBastH ayen; requiring progress has been made. Mr. Cob- man Michael Curry, after the of At the lowest range of prices in THINK AMERICAN GIRL Senate: ' I well note concluded, “ but I’ve exempt organizatioas to file reports lidge said thaCsavings deposits rote ficer had ordered him to move Mrs. Debates administration's ne'W’ thought it over from every angle, of exemptions each four years; pro from $16,500,000,006 in 1921 to more than a week, tbe popular Whalen’s car from in front of a MAY RULE AS QUEEN cruiser bill with a majority appar spiritual, moral, legal, social and viding $1,000 for state enumeration more than $28,000,000,000 on June Standard Oils going down with'tbe department store. .ALSO ;; MT.APHO.XE ACTS ently favoring retention of time humanitarian, and it seems the of illiterates. 30. 1928, and that tbe amount of 1 rest. Standard of New York is down Patrolman Curry was transferred liecord Uoys Win. Demarest clause. about 5 points from the peak of gracious thing to, do.” ^ Authorizing Willlmantic to ap life insurance in force nearly doub to another station where he imme Hvnnis & .McIntyre (Conlinned from Page 1; Interstate Commerce Committee propriate money to maintain libra led, reaching a present total of the year and Standard Oil of Ipdi- diately began “ pounding pave considers nomination of former FLIGHT DELAYED ries; providing for qualifications of $87,000,000,000. anaw^the scene, of the Rockefeller- ments.” sideration first of the three. It is Governor Pat Neff, of Texas, for policemen In Willlmantic; exempt “ I do not claim that action by Stewart fight, soldi ^today on the reappointment to United States said in ■well informed circles that New York, Jan. 29.— What ing from claims for falls due to the national government deserves curb nearly 20 points from the his name has been mentioned chief board of railway mediation, y snow and Ice, and allowing the city all tue credit for the rapid restore high of the year. Sinclair and other House: Curtiss field pilots deemed “ per ly to gain the support of Great fect weather” wasn’t good enough of Willlmantic to appoint a city tion of our country's business fropr well-known independent oils have Britain in the new enterprise, and House leaders forced adjourn engineer; again lost favor with the' rapk and ment to halt row over Senate $24, today for Elinor Smith, 17-year- the great depression of 1921 or for to pave the way for friendly rela old aviatrix, who had announced the steady progress that has since file of speculative traders. 000,000 prohibition amendment to Dullness with moderately faUlag tions betw'een England and the new first deficiency bill. she would surely take off for her taken place,” the President seid, kingdom in the event the monarch Rep. Stedman'(D) of North Car- long promised endurance flight. ABOUT TOWN “ Unquestionably, however, wise stock prices in tbe early afterimoD ists’ hopes are eventually realized. lina, cheered by. House on his 8Sth At 7 a. m.. Miss Smith’s Bird governmental policies and particu was accepted as an excellent indi The choice, therefore, lies be birthday. biplane was taken from its Curtiss larly wise economy In government cation of the underlying strength BEGINNING tween Count Bernadotte and Prince California citrus fruit growers field hangar t o , the runway at Ladies night will be observed to expenditures, with steady reduction Of tbe market. Most of the railroad Radziwill. Well informed circles ask ways and means committee for Mitchel field. night by Campbell Council K. of C. of tbe national debt have bad a stocks also showed up to good ad- TO-MORROW here state that the nationality of more protection on fruit juices. The aviatrix arrived shortly aft There will be cards played in the dominant influence. vantjage, in a dull and featureless the count’s wife would be no bar erward, glanced at the skies and early part of* the evening, followed ^ “ The people gained Confidence in market. rier to her being proclaimed queen A colorful and. ilazzling PICK “ THRILLER” JURY decreed the wind too strong. She by refreshments and dancing. themselves bscause of increasing Cali money 7 per cent. as her husband’s consort: on the drama of love and ir.frig::e postponed the attempt until 6 a. confidence in their goverumeht.” contrary, the astute Monarchists, uith syiichrunizcd music Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 29.— Shrewdly m., tomorrow. MANSKiN BURNS. Priucii NikiU, who has been re who are attempting to bring about and stubbornly contested for two ceiving $604a montlr^a a bank clerk score. this revolutionary event, vrould be ASKS FOR ACQUITTAL. hours and a half, the first battle PLANT REOPENS. Englewood, N! J., Jan. 29.— Fire, in Parle, has been designated heif ^ad to have that link between the for the life of Richard Gallogly, ac starting on the second floor of tbe to the fallen throne of tbe Roman Elmira, N^ Y., Jan. 39.-^Judge projected kingdom and the United cused “ thrill slayer” — the selection Middletown, Conn., Jan. 29i — J. R. Melcbef mansion In the exclu offs. The prince hasn’t quit at States. John R. Hazel today directed the the bank yetk though. of a jury— was completed at 12:15 After a shut down- of nearly a year, sive Englewood mllllouatre's colony jury to find Coast Guard Doatswain o’clock this afternoon. the plant of the Goodyear Rubber today razed the 3-story structure to Frank L. Beck not guilty of second CHECKING FOREST FIRES Seven panels of a total of 84 company resumed operations here tbe ground at a loss estimated at degree manslau^ihter ip *Connaction Hartford, Con., Jan. 29— Forest men were exbaustec’ In the choosing today under local management. The between $200,000 and $300,000. with the fatal snooting’ of ^adOb D. fires in Connecticut are gradually of the twelve men. Many were dis factory was established forty years Melcher, a well-known eastern fi Hanson, secretary'of the Niagara being checked, according to Austin qualified when they admitted ago. The first activity today was nancier, Is on tbe Pacific ocean eu- Falls, Elks. PEP! F. Hawes, state forester, who In an prejudice or opposition to capital in the mill that grinds crude route to Honolulu. His son, John, Beck is a Joint defendant with nouncing his 1928 fire report today punishment. rubber. escaped from the burning home as Surfman Glenn JCnnipgs. LOVE pointed out that in 1924 the state Gallogly, boyish and unconcern did the chaufeur, his wife and Hanson received the wounds from had 1,010 fires burning 30,000 ed, sat quietly through the pro SERGEANT RESIGNS. children and other members of the which he.'subsequently died when with acres .of land, while in 1928 there cedure, his mother beside him, and household staff. he failed to halt bis automobHe at JOAN »VFORD were 585 fires burning 10,052 acres. for the most part with ex-Senator Darien, Conn., Jan. 29.— Ser tbe command of the coast guards NILS ASTHER The year 1927 had 579 fires burn Hoke Smith of Georgia, an old geant Terry Lambert, of the local HOLD TWO COURTS. ' men who suspected him of being i ing 11,895 acres. The fires of 1928 family friend, at his shoulders. police force, once prominently tnen- rum runner. AILEEN PRINGLE burned sixty-six hundredths of one tioned as chief of the department, Middletown, Conn., Jan. 29.— per cent of the state’s forested land, TO SENTENCE BURGLAR resigned today to be an insurance Two Superior Court judges were and were held to such a low per man. Chief E. A. Tinker, who .re bolding court sessions here today, centage, Mr. Hawes says because of ceived the resignation, will turn it one in the regular court room and PARSONS’ 1 Cambridge, Mass., Jan. 29.— fire fighting units and warden and Charged with being a habitual over to the police commission at the other in the bar library quar lookout services established by the Next Tburs., iFri^y, Sa(, and criminal after burglar tools were its next meeting! Lambert has ters. Judge Arthur F. Ells, of Jan. Bl-Feb. i state by towns, and by forestry been on the force ever since It was Waterbury, who was to have heard associations. alleged to have been found in bis Pop. Mat. Sat. 60c to f].6 0 > i ADDED FE.ATURE possession, Charles E. Manes, 51, of established in 1925. the assessment appeal _ case of New Yor'r City, wai^ found guilty in Undine Twine Co., against the town SAMMY COHEN TO EXTRADITE KANE. FACTORY BURNS , DOROTHY (JISH a verdict returned today by a Mid of East Hampton, reported 111 and — fn— Greenwich, Conn., Jan. 29.— Judge John R. Booth, of New Ha (in Person) dlesex county Superior Court jury. “HOMESICK” Steps were taken today to secure Augusta, Me., Jan. 29— Damage ven, appeared for him. Judge- Ells A New and Sprightly Comedy jqxtradltioB papers for the return It was testified that when Manes estimated at $150,000 was dqne and Judge Booth showed up to here of Edgar Kane, alleged New was arrested after robbing the and fifty hands were thrown out gether, and split the bearings, St. Mary's Young home of Mark Twain, in Redding. “YOUNG LOVE” York gunman, who is ■wanted as an of employment ak the'result of a Judge Bobtb taking tbe Undine By Saiimel Raphelsoii X Men’s Club 4 •accomplice in the shooting of Po Connecticut, in 1908, he shot a stubborn fire today in the sash fac case which appeals an assessment liceman Joseph McCormick''here in deputy sheriff. tory of the Newhall & Hanson Com- Ut $88,666 against its plant. (Author of The Jazg Singer) MASQUERADE May, 1927. Chief Patrick J. Flan The defendant served time in oany. with agan, of the local police force, said New Jersey, Connecticut, and Sing The Kelldgg treaty seems to have James Rennfe W^nesday, Feb. 6 “ Home of Sound Htta’* today he expects to have the papers Sing according to testimony. King Amanullah ruled "by divine overlooked the llttle-matter of gas Tom Douglas, Catheiipa Willard In a few days. Kane Is in Mineola, Sentence will be pronqunced late right,” but he couldn’t make- those aud electric light franchises a s a Eves, fg.60 to 50c; Sat. Mat.' Cheney Hall Long ^fland, N. Y« today by Judge F. W. Fosdlck. Afghans wear pants. ^ I cause of war. gl .$o to 16^ Seati "m m ,-i.J 1■ ■ J? Vl' '» ' , • ■!■■• •», • ^._ ■ ^-? ->■5 i<- " ^'J i • >•
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, c 6 n N., TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1929.
EMEBOENOY DpCTpi^^ T : Dr. ^ o m | ,S ; H. .WeWbii and NORWALK COPS Dr. Thomas &. Sloan' will .be on OBITUARY I t o it s M aH emergency call in Manchester • ■ • : * 1 ■ ■tojnorrow afternoon., / - l ■I . — ■■ ------ft NAB CONVICTS (Continued from Page 1) DEATHS snapplly and with -tremendotrs'ef-: AFTER CHASE feet. - ^ THREE MANION SISTERS Hard atob ^ ; The g; Clef , Glee club wilL meet (Confinneil from Page 1) Fletcher’s “ Lullahy^^-bf-Lbve’V'ls an extremely difficult fhihfe tb'" tonight-at 7 o'dlo'pk. The choir will The police driver anticipated the DIEINTWEVEMYS and perhaps a little more rehearsal meet at „8; 3pi Children’s chorus move and avoided trouble. would have done no harm, but that meets at 6. ' Auto Upsets. is only judging It by •compatlspn In Danbury the leading car slow Miss Katie A. Manion P^ses with some of the other numbers, An “ About Town’’ item in last for it was given a very credltabte W.ednesday’e ’Herald re'pprting Iho ed down toward the center, swerv Away at Memorial Hospital ed into West street p.'’ rk, and upset. rendition. ! ' ' ' ■’ marriage of William ^.Maxwell, of The occupants fled. The police, by Last Night. While the audience seemed to be 174 Copper.street, was In error. Mr, now almost oh top of them, stayed rather less impressed by It than by •Maxwpil is ‘ unmarr^d and the In their car, and ordered the men to Death has claimed the last of a some of the other pieces, the cliib -item ^appeared through a misunder family of five Manchester sisters sang O'Hara’s “ Give a Man a Horse; standing of: a telephone conversa halt. The men suddenly returned, He Can Ride’’ particularly^ well,^ with their hands in the air. with the passing last night of Miss - tion. . • . , . -. . “ We thought you had a machine Katie A. Manion of Golway street 1 especially in the more robust pas- at the Manchester Memorial hospi sages. V- gun in your car,” they told For those who like suCh things Plans fpr the addition that is police. ' tal. Three have just died within a proposed for the Hollister street DAY'S Wagner’s “ Battle Hymn’’ from Leo Landry had a badly cut leg, space of twelve'days. The other school, which have been long de two died many years ago. “ Rlenza” was undoubtedly entirely the result of glass from the wind satisfactory for the club sang it layed are .expected to be ready on For nearly half a century, the Monday -with specifications, 'where shield striking him. three sisters, Ma^y G., Ellen and with all the elan and martial gusto The pair were taken to the Dan by the sqhool Mrs. Louise Zola 1. Every mother realizes how im 28 Spruce St. Tel. 641 skirting the mountain tops in the Mrs. Louise Zola, 92, died this portant^it is to teach children good last week or two. While prices of morning at the home of her daugh habits of conduct but many'p'f them the active shares settled down grad ter, Mrs. Clara Novell!, of Mountwn fail to realize the importance of Road, Glastonbury, known to the AU About Red Letter Values ually, the bears as a whole had lit older residents of this section as teaching their children good bowel tle to show for their pains. .habits until the poisons from de FUNERAL House’s Hill. She has been In poor -Red Letter Values are here to stay— ^not the merchandise, but the policy and tags — for we know that you can Stocks of the Public Utility com health for sometime due to her ad caying waste held too long In the panies forged ahead under the vanced age. She was born in' Italy , system have begun to affect the adily see the two-fold advantages in this modem way of profit-sharing. With us— like every other large furai- leadership of Consolidated Gas. child’s health. -i and came to this country with her FJ Vure^ore— odds and ends accumulate fast. * They include pieces left over from suites, discontinued lines, .floor ’ People’s Gas and Standard Gas & children about twenty years ago, Watch you: child and at th^e first i': Slectric. Most of the electric light most of the time since being spePnt sign of constipation, give her-a lit samples, etc. All WORTHWHILE FURNITURE. But we must close them out to make room for new furniture ■ and power stocks also reached a in Manchester. tle California Fig Syrup-,-Children constamtiy coming in.- These odds and ends are marked down just as fast as they accumulate with DRASTIC RE , slightly higher level of prices when She is survived by two sobs, love-Its rich, fruity taste and ft traders “ switched’’ from the In Charles Zola, of Glastonbury 4nd quickly drives away those distress DUCTIONS FOR EITHER CASH OR CREDIT. We call them “Red Letter Values” for they all have big “Red dustrials to the utility shares. With Bartolomea Zola of Buckingham f ing ailments,, such as headaches, Letter” tags that will at all times enable you to easily distinguish them from other merchandise. They will contin_ the exception of New York Central one daughter. Mrs. Antoinette Rey- bad breath, cohted tdngue, bilious ually'come^nd go— a big furniture bargain everyone— saving you dollars on worthwhile furniture. We want to and Atchison, the Ralls were dull mander, in addition to the daughter ness, feverishness, fretfulness, etd. - and heavy. with whom shp made her honie. It gives them a Jiearty Uppetit.ie, “ C le ^ House” the year round and Red Letter Values are going to do it— that is if ATTRACTIVE PRICING will 'There are also four grand children, regulates their stomach and boweils jarles, Joseph and Edward Rey- “ turtf'the trick” — so get into the habit of looking around for “Red Letter Values!” BRIBERY CHARGE c andgi'v®s tone and-st^gth to these *■ ' r ■ ' ' nhnder, all of this pflace and a r-. . • yra’nddaughter, Mrs. ClaTa Novplli orga^ so they cout^ue to* a^, nor Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 29.— of Glastonbury. There are also mally of- their qwh Names of high state and federal fourteeq^great grand children and fifty years, i’^a4ing'’]^|^^(fi^^a'^e officials became linked with the seventeen great greet grand chil prescrihed vit for halNSji!^jJ:^tIoub, Cincinnati brewery investigation to dren. cqnstl^ed children day as the trial of Bert B. Buck- Her funeral will be held Thurs million bottles used^i^^^'''^bo\Ya I the G. E. Keith Furniture Co. " ley, Ohio’s state treasurer, on day morning at 8:30 at the home bow moLhers depend?d||ft,, J W e make a-specjalty of Horal bribery and liquor conspiracy of her . daughter in Glastonbury Mrs. jbs.“ T McQarv^,^2''^er.; fharges, went into its second day in brook Ave., Hartford, says: “ l^y desigu; piec^^ fiineralsv ;an» with a,mass at 9 o'clock in St. . .'MAIN STORE Two Stores UPTOWN BRANCH Federal court here. James’s Church. Interment will he daughter, Barbara Apn, iq, a ]g>rlao riiyersari^-br ;any V'r 6PI»08rrE in St.'. James’s cemetery. 825 Gov. Myers Y. Cooper and U. S. winner for health, ndw,^u^^we^ad occasion you have in ‘rdiirifl; we '7iHIGH SCHOOL South Manchester MAIN STREET Senator Simeon D. Fess, were men-, ( a lot of trouble with can suptidy you Oh Ujd shortest •* '.iloned by the government’s “ star” found her trouble \F'a:TconlfflpOTlqn QUAKE IN POR’TUGAL. notiiie the rhbst dppropri- witness, John F. Eckbart, assistant and began giving her California .. .^1 federal prohibition commissioner Madrid, Jan. 29.-—An earthquake Fig Syrup. It fixedxed hep u, dulcl. of Ohio and Indiana, when he re shock, that destroyed several gavevher' a good appetdo^ij^e.hlr just ice price yoU AVigh to pay. sumed the witness stand to “ tell houses, rocked Alhos Vedros, Port-r sleep fine and she’s ^qen 'gainin(g - ilH the court” how, allegedly, Buckley ugal, said a dispatch from that in weight right alohgiMnce the first bad offered him |300 a month pro place today. The populace was few days, taking It.” . •; ) ANDERSON tection money if Eckhart would panic striken, but no casualties To avoid inferior timta/trbns Pf provide “ tips” as to when certain were reported. The quake was ac California Fig Syrup, nlw^^e looit GREENHOUSES , breweries In Cincinnati would be companied by subterranean rum for the word ‘‘CalltotiOa” on - the ■ raided. blings, - , : carton; . .• ’ u v .) • m Eldridge St,' 'Phone 2124 Use It ■■■ . - - •■■■' ^ “7 ■■ .'^ 1 " ' ' ' . - '■-..J'u.l ."‘■'•e r-'t JVv il 3L^v .■ %
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?2 . P A G E FOUR MANCHESTER E^NTNG HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CUNN^ TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1929.
be made for-'* Valentine social. All "Mrs. RacuLi Gyngell of Union members are reQuested to be pres- street entertained . relatives from JS0W t0 A v0i0 . ANXIOUS TO SEE I enL Putnam over the week end,. DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Rockville Mrs. Laura (Zlmmemian) Olds. Friendly Class to Meet. The funeral of Mrs. Laura (Zim INFLVEN 2:.4 The Friendly Class of the Union Tuesday, January 29. I 280.2—W TA M , CLEVELAND— 1070. Leadin^f D X Stations. merman) Olds, aged 63 years, Who 6:00— Studio conceiL TOWNGOW died at the Rockville city hospital Congregational church will hold its ctutsffissfs Dinosau^ eggs. incaQuitoes ten m il-] 8:30— W E A F programs (2% hrs.) 405J!—W SB , ATLAN TA—740. State Directorate Here Saturday. regular monthly social and meet ---- root ah,: - !ion years’ old gaielles that outrace an 11:00— Recital; dance music. 9:00—W E A F programs (3 hrs.) on Sunday evening at 10:15 fol i wTOSittfSiBstiM aeiivi express train, deadly snakes that crawl 499.7— W TIC, HARTFORD—600. .W:pO—Montgomery's dance orchestra. The state directorate of Girls' lowing two weeks’ illness of pneu ing in the church social rooms on ftM in bed with you—these are but a few 7:00— WE.VF programs (2 hrs.) 293.9— K Y W , CHICAGO— ‘iOM. clubs met here in ^he Girls’ club monia will be held from SL Ber Wednesday evening, February 6. of the things Roy Chapman Andrews 9:00—Medical Society talk. 8:00— N. B. C ,. programs. (3 hi s.) rooms on Saturday afternoon. Miss nard's Catholic church on Wednes There will be a good program and found in mysterious Mongolia. The 9:30—Old-time singing school. 11:15— Book talk; dance music. George A. Brown Takes natSan* Uw i radio audience will feel the cold chills lO-.OO—VVEAF Eskimos orchestra. ll:30-*-WJZ Slumber music. I Mae Howard of Meriden, state day morning at 10 o’clock. Rev. refreshments will be’ served. The rippling up and down its spinal col 10:30— Theater organ recital. 12:00—Fiorito’s dance orchestra. AffPnrV fftir W p II K nnw n * presided at the meeting George T. Sinnott, pastor of the following committee will be in umn when the noted explorer tells of 422.3— WOR, NEV/ARK—710. 1:00—Insonmia Club program. A g e n t y lu r flCU lUlUWU ^J,lch was called to order at 2:30 church, will officiate and burial charge, Mrs. Emma Alley, Mr. and liis experiences in the Gobi desert, at 8:00—Main Street sketches. 389.4— W BBM , CHICAGO—770. Mrs. Fred Babcock, Mrs. L. R. 9 o’clock Tuesday night over the 9:00— Feature musical program. 9:00—W OR Columbia hours (3 hrs.) M l 1 niMi n I »n o’clock. A skit by members of the will be in the family plot In St. \A’T3AF chain. The music.al setting for 9:30—Aviation dinner. 12:00— Studio variety program. , Make and Will rush Them Rockvme dub was presented fol Bernard’s cemetery. Ashland, Mrs. Albert Beaumont, the program will be provided by Na ]0;00— Shades of Don Juan. 1:00— Xiglit club dance music. lowing the meeting, entitled Mrs. Olds was born in Rockville, Mrs. Anna Bilson: Mrs. Herbert s i g a i H P thaniel Shilkret’s orchestra- Foot 11:05— Two dance orchestras. 302.8—W BZ. NEW ENGLAND—090. 254.1— WJJD, CHICAGO— 1180. “ Thankful for Jack” which was January 10, 1866, the daughter of Cockayne, Mrs. Howard Dickinson. tapping minstrelsy of an older day will 9:00— Theater presentations. be heard through ^VJZ and associated 7;0il—Loew’s dance orchestra. greatly enjoyed. Miss Emma Batz Joseph and Caroline (Getzman) 7:20— Bookman: Merry Ramblers. 9:30— -Mooseheart ciiiiOreii. stations at 9:30. At that time Percy 30:00—The.ater presentations. George A. Brown, well knov/n rendered several vocal selections. Zimmerman and had resided in Hemus and A1 Bernard will revive 8:00—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) At 6:30 o’clock a turkey dinner was songs sung by the silver-voiced 10:00— Corinthians male quartet. 12:00—.Artists entertainment. automotive dealer and garage pro Rockville all her life. She was a Chauncv Olcott over 25 years ago 11:05— Lowe’s dance orchestra. 416.4— WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO—720. prietor at 10 Cooper street, South served at the Rockville house. woman of many lovable qualities when that idol of the feminine sex 348.6— W ABC, N EW YORK— 860. 11:15—Quintoti danfce orchestra. Parish Party. and was loved by all who knew her. was an end-man in a minstrel show\ 8:00—Dutch dialect comedy sketch, 32:00— Dream ship; dance music. Manchester, has assumed the re She was a member of St, Bernard’s Among the selections to be included “ School Daze.” 12:15—Coon Sander’s nighthawks. A parish party will be held this in the program will be “My Wild Jrjsh 9:00— Melodrama, “ Monte Cristo.” 344.6— W LS, CHICAGO—870. sponsibility for making Manchester evening at St. John’s Episcopal church and a charter member of Hose," “The Low-Backed Car. The 10:00— Curtis Institute concert. 8:00—Scrap book; The Angelus. territory a Reo community. As a Kiowa Council, Degree of Poca 11:00— Lombardo’s Royal Canadians church. There will be an entertain TWO DAYS LEFT I Jtock Road to Dublin” and “Believe S:C0— Brass band: sleigh party. ment followed by old-fashioned hontas. Me, It -A.11 Those Kndoaring ioung with the Red Headed music 447.5— W M AQ-W QJ, CHICAGO—670. dealer in the wide-flung organi maker. She leaves one son, Frank Perry | I Charms.” The best bet of the Co dancing. Refreshments will be 454.8— W E A F, N EW YORK—660. 9:00— Musical program: quarteL zation of Russell P. Taber, Inc., of to get a I lumbia chain will oe the presentation 11:00— Amos ’n’ Andy; orchestra. served. Olds of Milwaukee; three brothers, of the dramatic adaptation of Alexan- 6:00—Dinner dance music. 11:15—Studio concert orohestra, Hartford, distributors in Connecti Joseph Zimmerman of Hartford;
f' having beautiful sunshine, every been nnmed Herbert, Jr. T h e hehy NEW TEAM WINS ALL FOREIGNERS LEAVE COLUMBIA day rio'v but the mornings and is a granficblld of |Jr. enfi Mrt(> evenings are cold. It really is much George Champlin of Utle towDi cooler inside than out a great deal TWO STORES. OAK AND MAIN, PARK AND MAIN S’TS. SCREEN LAURELS AFGHANISTAN CAPITAL The Columbia Co-operative as of the time. The thick , stone walls sociation held its annual meeting don’t let the heat through, so as at the hall last Monday afternoon. soon as the sun is not shining In Joan Cca^ford arid Nils Asthcr British Air Force to Help The Library committee met at the window tie room begins to feel Co*Staxi*od in'"' “Dream of Evacuate City— British Min the Library building' Monday even obilly, 1 suppose'we will appreciate HALES SELF-SERVE the thick walls more in the hot tbyer~At Slate Toinorrow. ing to organize for the year. Clay ister to Remain. ton E. Hunt was elected chairman weather. I nt-ver saw such a dif i' V- , j ■■ ■ 1 and Mrs. Lillian Rice, librarian ference in the temperature In the »Asther ; London, Jan. 29.— If weather and secretary. aun and in the shade. It is too hot 1 0 6 1 4 as a n e w teariv' oT s<5feeh“ lov- conditions permit, the British Roy Percy Carver went to Boston (n the sun and if you step into the ers J^reani ot' Love*’, which al Air Force will begin today to Tuesday to attend the funeral of a shade too l:old. They continually G R O C E R Y 6 periBVtop*prrow at the Sthte thea* evacuate virtually all foreigners cousin. warn us not to go out without TO WAIT ON T aun M kr from Kabul, capital of Afghanistan. Miss Kupperman, a dental nurse something— ha* or umbrella— to W hen W inter s according to ofilclal advices recelv-} under the auspices of the In this brilliant picturization of protect our heads. You talk about ed hei'e. The evacuation, which will i council jf Jewish Women, snow and leu, and outside of our C o m e s the old.- French play, “ Adrienne probably take ten dajs, will be car- town Tuesday and Wednea LeCouvreutT” ’ Miss Crawford and windows violets and roses are Tied out with the concurrence of day last and visited the various growing. However, we notice the A re You Stiff, AcKy— MANCHESTER’S PUBLIC PANTRY '•Aather give < the finest and most the Afghan authorities; All Worn Out? •'•forceful performances of their schools, cleaning the children's cold more than one would think be All foreigners, nunibering about. giving advice as to their cause of the unbeated bouse. We T ^ O C S .wmur &td you lam*, tired ^■^careers _._^a,nd_ _.^Jn new laurels as 300, will be taken to Peshawar. In | .^;dramatldtaVtiits? T Ti ' • ■ use an oil stove In our room, but and achy—•jvorritd with backadta, ^ Fred Kibldi tjrho'directed the dla, except British Minister Sir Ladies Aid society met Wed- our classroom and the dining room h*ada«-k« and d iz^ spellt? Aza the SAVES YOU TIME SAVES YOU MONEY simoderniied version of the .old play Francis Humphrys and a skeleton. afternoon at the home of are unbeated. We put on our win kidney excretions too frequent, scanty ,” which Sarah Bernhardt made tam- staff w'ho will not leave uptil It is ; Raymond Clarke. Twenty ter coats when we go to meals. or homing in pusage? absolutely necessary -jus, surrounded the featured conple ladies w’ere present. Aft®r a socLil The Portuguese women wear heavy These site often signs of sluggish Latest indications were that | V-with an elaborate supporting cast, hour, sandwiches, cake and coffee coats about all'day. 1 don’t know kidneys and shouldn’t M negitettd. including Aileeu Pringle, Carmel Habibullah Hhan'.s government a t; were served by the hostesses, Mrs. why they don't Lave some kind of To promote normal kidney action Here's More Tvelcome News “ Myers, Warner Oland and many Kabul is being stabilized. N e w' Raymond Clarke, Mrs. Lillian heat. But the cold season Is short.” and assist your kidneys in cleansing your Uood of poisonous wastes, use ^■others of note. Afghan coinage lias been ordered. , Clarke and Mrs. Mary Hitchcock. At the Christian Endeavor meet Doan*s Pills. Recommended die world T.; Miss Crawford gives an oulstand-' A new foreign minister has been | Miss Myrtle Collins is visiting ing Saturday evening Mrs. Clayton over. Ask your neighbor! Values that the entire population of Manchester will appreciate and take advan * Ing performance as the gypsy danc- installed. her sister. Miss Lura Collins of Hunt was the leader. Her subject So far as known, Habibullah f ‘lng girl who rose to stage stardom i East Hartford. f was “How can we serve the world 50,000 Users Endorse Doin*s: tage of. Buy the limit on these specials. You can't go wrong. Every item sold is Kahn, the latest king, is still main- • in the little Balkan province where Mrs. Lucy Clarke who is spend through our church?” The report Mr*. M . G. Brown, 442 WaehovU St., -her jlover >vas pretender to the gaining his throne at Kabul, but ^ ing the winter at the home of her of the nominating committee was W inaton-Salam , N . C ., uys: “ I inf- backed by Hale’s usual guarantee— satisfaction or money cheerfully refunded. fighting is reported from numer-1 f « t d contuntly with wren baciachts u d '■ throife, Esther is dramatically son Willard Clarke of New Haven, accepted. They named the same of could not do anjr hooseworiu Tht ictioo romacrid&s the Crown Prince who ous districts. j celebrated her 91st birthday Satur ficers as last year for re-election. of my kidiMyi wu irctfular aad caued mi a lot of troublt. I us*d Doan'i Pitta and -is wlllln'^to give up/the throne for It is ofiScially denied here that I day. Mrs. Clarke is in excellent President, Miss Larie Field; vice- Great Britain has .interfered in | it waa not long bafon tha backacha stopped Gold Medal and Pillsbury’s Best ^the gypsy girl. health, and is occupied at present president, Miss Elizabeth Bertsch; and my kidneys were in good order.” In this new MGM feature Miss Afghanistan’s domestic' affairs. in embroidering a large center- secretary. Miss Gladys Rice and PILLS 24^2 lb. bag Pringle "^i^turas'to the'roles that piece for her daughter’s table. Mrs. Flour treasurer, Frederick Hunt. brought her prominence upon the Clarke is famed for her beautiful DOANS 75c Word has been received that the silveriSheft.*;Sh'e,is exotically. regal embroidery, most of her daughters A STIMULANT DIURETIC KIDNEYS little son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ibttcr-MUbarn Co. M(g.Chcm.SurfaIn.N.Y. '■as ’tfie Grand Duchess.'and Warner being in possession of large pieces i Oland, as the Grand Duke, is fitt- Oehlers of Metuchen, N. J., has r.'.Jf*. ■■ of her work and her great grand j ingly grim and ' sruel. CarmeP Van Gamp’s TaU Miss Marion Gott entertained the children have all received em Myers again is the beautiful siren women’s bridge club at her home broidered baby dresses. Mrs. Clarke Cigarettes ‘ whose temptations do much to up- Wednesday evening. Mrs. T. D. does the work without the aid of Evaporated Milk set the royal donjestic bark. , Martin held highest honors. The “Dream Of Lovg” -is regarded by company was entertained by a radio glasses. Mrs. Clarke sent a letter carton $1.13 “^many of the lea^ipgtjgko^i^n.; pij^ure opera program and refreshments to the Cheerio exchange at WEAF, The freshest stork in town— t aiiiels. Lucky cans critics to be one Of the greatest' and were served. which was referred to by “Gil” at Strikes, Chesterfields and Old Golds. 3 ' most colorful dramatic productions C. Daniel Way returned from St. the Saturday morning broadcast, I of the'-c'ujrent inovie 'season. Joseph’s Hospital. W.yiimantic’. quoting a poem she sent in. The companion film feature for Thursday afternoon. He has com Miss Martha Chowenac w.as Neu^ low prices tomp^pw, and, Thursday brings pletely recovered from his attack married Saturday afternoon to ? Sammy ’' Cohen, famous Hebrew of pneumonia. Ronald King who is employed by 1 comedian of' the screen, in his lat- Five Hebron members of the Lucius Robinson of Post Hill. The Hale’s Selected Slif:3d B acon U>. V ie est William Fox picture, “Home- League of Women Voters wpre | ceremony was performed by Rev. The very finest sugar cured bacon. Firm and lean— delicious flavor— sweet as a nut. X sick.” present at a banquet given at the i jyj,. £,eeter of Hebron at the bride’s ball room of Hotel Bond, Hartford qj^j Hop River district. now emphasize Rindless. Sliced fresh daily. r “Hojnesick” is a story of the riot- j Thursday afternoon, in honor' of t ous chai:acter--^a‘^0Ty4n.wJiLph’'thp Mr. and Mrs. King will make their the* Women legislators of Connecti - litt^ C l^ n prince vj^^ith the riomih. home on Post Hill for the present. cut. The Hebron delegate's were Miss Myrtle Collins has returned, ' no^i(^hieves the well-earned, dis- Mrs.' Edwin T. Smith, Mrs. 'Edward ; tincuon of being a go-getter ‘ 4o5 home after visiting her sister Miss A. Smith, president of the local i laughs. Cohen is ably supported by league, Mrs. Robert E. Foote, Mrs. Lura Collins of East Hartford. Paradise California Fruits 5 such. ‘ phjliilar’’ stars as Marjorie The Grange whist party which Elton Post, and Mrs. Elton Buell. FRIGIDAIRE’S Pai-adise fruits are I Beebe, Harry Sweet and James 191 guests in all were present. Miss was to have been held Friday even Firm, ti'ee ripened fruits packed under the most sanitary conditions, Mary Bulkeley of Hartford was ing was postponed on account of known for their delicious “ home like” flavor. Buy a supply now! ,_J^A Tlffah^^ ’ Koior Klassic committee in charge, Mrs. W. W. the storm. It will be held next Fri =^11 also be shown in conjunction Ramsey of Chicago, vice president day evening. *iar4feh^,thjB'^o- ieatures. of the national league spoke, and | Miss Margaret Bjakely who is in unequaled value ( Miss Sallie F. Gleeton, field secre training at the Hartford, Hospital Yellow Cling Peaches, can 19c Bartlett Pears, can . .... 25c tary, of Middletown, was also pres spent the week-end at the home of (No. 2 1-2 can) 3 for 5.>c (No. 2 1-2 can) 3 for 73c ! GEM THIEF IS SHOT ent. The women legislators res her mother, Mrs. Etbel Blakely. ponded to the roll call in two min Miss Lila Seeley who is teaching ute speeches. The attendance was ! j? at Groton, spent the week-end at Savings as great as $90 larger than had been expected. The the home of her parents, Mr. and fact was brought out that the state Mrs. Charles Seeley of Chestnut Fruit Salad, can 33c, 3 for 95c of Connecticut has a larger repre Apricots, can...... ; .. ..25c “Boston Billy” Williams About Hill. on household models Contains R. A. Cherries, apricots,^ pineap sentation of women legislators than 1 (No. 2 1-2 can) 3 for 69c Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hutchins ples, peaches, pears, etc. (No. 2 1-2 ran.) to Leap from Train When has any other state in the union, and family motored to Hartford Cop Shoots ^Him> ^ r there being nineteen women mem bers of the House of Representa Sunday afternoon to call on Mrs. Hutchins mother, Mrs. Emily Lit Clinton, N. Y Jan. 29.— Janies tives and one of the Senate. There tle. They found her very comfort HOME ELECTRIC APPLIANCE F. Monoghan, alias “ Boston Billy” are only fifteen women state sena able and entirely recovered from r Williams, notorious jewel thief, tors in the entire union. CORP. the effects of a fall suffered a short } was shot an|T*^rob^l^ fatATI^ Mrs. Alphonse Wright who is at 749 Main Street, South Manchester Oromendary Dates pkg- 20c St. Joseph’s Hospital suffering from time ago. ’ wounde^
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• ' f \ ■ t ^ i-v r PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1929. .X the putting up of a bluff, it is not! that there might come a time when |Ranrl{rBtrr difficult to imagine the German na the Manchester Herald was «spe-i IN NEW YORK Sm fng &raii> tion, with pretty nearly one voice, dally interested In some trial In New York. Jan. ?9.— Through calling on the old man of Doom to one of those court rooms. We have those romance-haunted' auction PUBLISBISD BY THB rooms of Manhattcm wh^re “ collec HERALD PRINTING COMPANY. IN a for heaven’s sake shut up and not an entertaining picture of the tor’s items” fall "under the ham At 18 BIssell Street, make quite so much of a fool of third Hartford paper’s man or the mer,” stalk a strange assortment of South Manchester, Conn. himself. Herald’s man being required to get long.dead historic personages. Founded by Elwood S. ” la, up and get out to make room for Thus, It is no hovelty to hear the Oct. 1. 1881 auctioneer anndunce that this arti Every Evening Except Sundays and SQUASHED the Courant man, possessor In fee cle has been sold to “ Dumas’* and Holidays It should not be long, now, be simple of a chair in the press sec Ehtered at the Post Office at .South that ‘.‘Napoleon” and the .other to Manobester, Conn., as Second Class fore the people of this country get tion of a building erected and paid “ Shakespeare.” Still others fall to Ma' Matter. entirely hep to this man Britten, for by the people of Hartford Coun mysterious and anonymous person jSDBSCRHTION RATES: By Mall the Chicago ward politician-con ty. Yea-bo! ages, such as-' “ the 'Doctor” -or -|x dollars a year, sixty cents a “ Colonel Q.” ' Dpbnth (or shorter perloda tractor and patriot of the Big Bill ,'Hy carrier, eighteen cents a week, If all this seems queer— well. It ^hgle opies three cents. Thompson type who is the noisiest MORE EINSTEIN is. But the answer is as simple ] SPECIAL. ADVERTISING REPRE advocate of a limitless navy on the Without the faintest hope of be as the solution of a murder mys SENTATIVE. Harallton-De Lilsser, House Naval Committee. For years ing able to understand Professor tery story once the last page has me., 285 Madison Avenue, New o been read. Scores of collectors of And 612 North Michigan Avenue, Britten has been getting by with Einstein’s latest theory, any better Chicago. rare books and other rarities do ‘ :The Manchester Evening Herald is every sort of extravagant state than we have been able to under not wish their identities to become on sale in Nev York City at Schu.. .> ment without much criticism. He stand his first one, we are impress known. They protect their per News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. Street, and 42ud. Street entrance of went to Europe year or two ago ed by the essential fact that if sonalities for a number of reasons. y Some do not care, to be bothered Grand Central Station and at all Einstein is right there must still Uoatli ig News Standa and came hack filled with tales of by peddlers of all sorts of antiques; • • • how England was deliberately pre be at least one tangible, objective • Client of International News Ser- others fear thieves who might be nijeo. paring for a war with the United thing In existence. The electron out in search of some particular . ^International News Service has the States. He is a jingo very little may be a flop and the universe It items; still others do not care to Axclusive rights to use for i-cpubllca- be known as collectors and there t|lon in any torm all news dts,ia*chu^ superior in intellect or in scruples self a thing like a moving picture oreditod to o~ not otherwise credited are some who act as agents and in' this paper. It is also exclusively ’ to his fellow townsman, Bal the without any projector light, but the do not wish their connections to'be ntltled to use for republlcatton all | Builder. But he is an influence on intellect of Einstein, if everything traced. It's a qujte mysterious.biisi- Slie local or undated news published | herein.’* •uavy afTairs in ih? United State.s else be nil, necessarily becomes H i ness— this collecting of . rare i Pull Service Client of N E A Ser- House of Representatives neverthe- positive quantity. We see no way of things.^ , I vtca Menaber, Audit Bureau of Clrcu- ; At ou^ book auction house most j An Old English Dining Room Suite for $149 Umona leso. escaping tbat equation. And just of the bidders are merely clerks j Two or three days ago he made possibly, on the other hand, if there acting for some person whose iden ' ' TUESDAY. JAN, 29, 1928 the amazing declaration In the is a real universe and If people tlty may be known to a few other bidders— hut they can’t always be | wood, finished a warm brown. W4- House that President-elect Hoover 'who step oft forty-story buildings J i See it in our north show window. Remember t^iat our SEMI-ANNUAL sure. One mysterious and anony was completely opposed to Presi must continue to arrive on the SALE includes all departments. JUST TEX MEN mous collector of rare Dumas l| dent Coolldge’s position on the ground with a smack, the Einstein ! The enthusiastic reception ten- manuscripts makes bis purchases time limit clause of the cruiser intellect must, by the same logical under the disguise of “ Musketeer.” ifered by New York to Capt. Fried bill. Mr, Hoover, asserted Britten, dedffetion, suffer from its occu The most famous of the pseudo- 6nd the crew of the lifeboat of the favored the time limit and imme pancy of the opposite* condition. ! nyms is, of course, “ Dr R.,” which liner America which rescued the I means Dr. Rosenbach, one of th** diate construction of the proposed In other words, Is Einstein all imperiled crew of the sinking best known collectbrs in America. there is to space, time and infinity, tUorida was impressive and highly cruisers. I Now Mr Hoover has completely or is he just another of those birds It was Var’.ety, I believe, that jitisfactory to all concerned, no discredited the Illinois jingo by whose vain determination to know named them “ creep joints.” They're I ^bubt. But it would be a pleasant ihose myriad dance halls whlcn ' sending to President Coolidge a everything have resulted In mental iflditfcn to the gratification over lyre the lonesome horde ol young j telegram expressing complete lesions? For ours, we’ll ignoraoU.v iich wholesouled appreciation of folks caught In New York, Wan- - agreement with the latter in his po place our bet on Niagara Falls, the dering alralessli up and down the yglor if we could be in the least sition on the immediate construc green grass and the planet Mars as sidewalks of the city they drop 6ure that other heroes of similar up to a “ creep joint,” whose elec, tion clause. He informs Mr. Cool realities and let fuddle-heads like tfescues yet to be performed would trie signs flar® alluringly, If cheap idge that he has made no public or Einstein bet on their mental pro i^ceive something of the same rcc- ly I private statement at all upon the cesses. We’ll bet a nlckle that when The “ hostess jiJlnts” are partlcu (jgnllion in the same quarter. question. Einstein’s wife wants a clothesllnc srly alluring to the army of lonely 9x12 Congoleum Rugs 11 New York, however, is a fick'e' Odd Ready Made Curtains Mr. Hoover’s repudiation of liung up he has to call in a median •ung men. The hostesses are re- jade of a town, and the next time rulted from the ranks of tens of Britten is complete. If the Chicago ic to do the job. at a ship comes into port bearing housands of jobless girls, who are man labored under the impression ) rescued crew, no matter if the j passingly attractive— and frequent- , $7.75 that Hoover, because he speaks in ly quite pretty. Garbed in cheap 75c Pr. fhievement of the rescuers should Nearly a hundred di icontinued patterns of Gold frequently, is tongue tied and un A.MERICAN HOTEL DESIGNS ! finery, they Jante away the night iiactly parallel the case of the a* so much per dance, plus tips. I able to protect himself from such ADOPTED IN GERMANY Seal ('ongoleum Rugs are included. 25c to 50c Cretonnes...... 19c jJmerica and the Florida, she might . And because they learn that the tip misrepresentations, he is now fully ypsslbly make eveti a bigger fuss I is mightier than the guarantee, i 9x10-6 size ...... $7.75 enlightened on that point, and quite Leipzig— The first “ skyscraper they grow hard and take to mean i 50c to $1.00 Cretonnes ...... 45c an she made over Fried and his hotel” constructed and equipped 'n to the contrary. and gold-digging tricks in order 9x9 s i z e ...... ^____$6.75 en or she might, and just as like- the American manner is being to survive. Hundreds of them are $1.00 to $1.50 Cretonnes...... 79c erected in the ancient city of Leip as not Wculd, Ignore them as on their way to that final- and 7-6x9 s iz e ...... $4.95 zig. Germany. Built of steel and Entire stock of Drapery Goods reduced for the (impletely as she ignores her own A POPULAR, VIEW concrete, the buildiu,g rises to a empty hardness which ends In “ complete sell-put.” Thousands! 6x9 size...... $4.55 1,‘emen when they have performed That bolshevism cannot continue height of fourteen stories, abruptly Semi-Annual Sale. more are on their way to petty lar- ' ; ’odigies of valor in the saving of much longer In Russia and that breaking the skyline of the city which has remained undisturbed ceny tricks by which to increase czarism has not the slightest chance life. for 1,000 years. their incomes. Special For This Week Some Fifty Comfortables Half Pi'ice. To have made the demonstration of arising again out of the wreck The new hotel contains 80* age of the communistic experiment rooms and 800 baths, a proportion From a h.irrt-boiled hostess, I dimpletely right, it could be wish- bltherto unknown in Europe and Is learned the ether night 'that a $3.50 kind $1.75; $4,75 kind $3.38; $9.25 kind $4.63. that for this one and very espe- constitutes the dual message of Vic built to accommodate iu part the girl— if she is to “ make good” m 1 occasion Captain Fried, First tor M. Chernoff, present leader of army of 2,300 business men from ! a creep joint— is expected to turn the Russian Socialist-Revolutionary all parts of the Un’ted Stales I in a minimum of eight dance tick cer Manning and the eight men which regularly attends the Leip 'party which, during the World war, ets an hour. This averages up to 4t the oars of the lifeboat could zig Trade Fair. about 24 a night. The price of i overturned the imperial govern ^ve been lined up, not as two offl- “ sitting out” is higher than the I WATKINS BROTHERS,Iw. 6rs and eight seamen, but as ten ment and was in turn quickly over- I price of dancing, but the “ rough j jen. It is not to be overlooked that t]irown by the Lenln.Trotzky com AGED COLORADO OOUDLE.' I boys” are willing to pay this extra, j LONG MARRIAGE 'UCE 54 South Manchestlk iil such a case as this the only per- munistic coup. since it gives them the company I M. Chernoff is in this country to of a pretty maid and a chance to sqns who risk their lives without Montrose, Colo., — A martial take to a corner with a htp flask. (jimpulsion are the men from the give Jectures and study American h ngevity race is the latest curl In To the “ creep joint” hostess such I forecastle. The captain of a ship i.s conditions. He brings a picture of marathons in Colorado. a prospect is an “ umpjay.” An j the future which .will be pleasing Since the holidays, three .Mont “ umpjay,” if properly wheeled, will ijnder a moral obligation to under rose couples have cele' rated mar J take rescue work— he is hardly a to a groat many Americans, for he riage anniversaries of mere than put up $2.80 for a “ roll’’ of tickets asserts that either through evolu 50 years. Three couoles are tied at 35 cents per ticket. Of this the \ i|ree agent In the business. Tradi- girl is supposed to get 25 cents and tion 01 more precipitate action the for first place as Mr. and Mrs. tf'pn, too, gels in its work in the George Nash, Mr. and .Mrs. C. M. the house gets 10 cents. But It volunteering of a first officer, for, liussian people are sure, in the rel doesn’t always work that way. helped their young son, Tboihas Bailey and Justice and Mrs. John Hickey, Jr., to celebrate his sev being ordered to sgpd away a boar, atively near future, to rid them Blanchard each celebrated their The “ sweet concession'’ Is a WAPPING •57th annive.rsary.. racket which dispenses ginger ale AIBOUGHT enth birthday, by Inviting In sev he is put in the position of having selves of the autocratic regime eral of his voung friends for a party When in Hartford In addition to the leaders. Mr. and such to the boys who brine George West, of Foster sir- . is tti command some other officer to which has been in the saddle for a and Mrs. G. M. Prickett completed for him on last Saturday evening.- their own hip flasks. In some of I^oud and haughty sromer Is quite sick at his home, having suf tpke charge of it if be does not do decade and establish a genuine 51 years of married bliss, and Mr. the “ creep joints” it isn’t always U goes without saying a fine time Dine With Us. his name, who dealeth in iiioud fered* a relapse of the grip, and was enjoyed by all. democracy in which there will be and Mrs. E. P. Leonard held their ginger ale that’s served. also has asthmatic bronchitis. He 50 himself„But no man of the fore wratli.— I’ rov. 21:24. Miss Marlon IIIlls attended the golden wedding celebration. GILBERT SWAN. is under thj care of Dr. Boyd of castle is ever ordered into a boat to neither communism, imperialism meeting of^the Children of the Don’t forget to take nor fascism. Manchester. do rescue work at sea. He is wholly This influenza epidemic is rather There are no friends more in The Wapping Grange dramatic American Revolution at the home home, some Maryland ^ free agent. He need not volunteer Since that is precisely what most hard to reconcile with the healthy Four hours’ hard thinking ex separable than pride and hardness club motored to Scantic on Friday of Mrs; George Goodwin of East Oysters and Fresh Crack Hartford last Friday evening. A uiless he wishes to. All of these people in this country are devout throats we’re all supposed to have hausts the tissues as much as ten of heart, humility and love, false evening where they presentee, their ers. from smoking wonderful cigarettes. play^yras given entitled “ The Ladies hours of manual labor. hood and impudence.— Lavater. play in ,three acts, entitled "A Poor ejijtht men of the forecastle volun ly anxious to see happen in Rus ot the- White Honse,’*' and Miss sia. M. Chernoff is sure to get nu- Married Man.” teered. So did practically all the Mrs. Alexander Burner, who un Marion took the part of “ Dolly i-iest of the crew. uierous and pleased audiences. der went an operation at the'Hart Madiaori.” Refreshments were serv I . First—You Must Catch Your Hare Before You Cook Him! [jAll honor to Fried. All honor to Whether he is anywhere near right ford hospital a few weeks ago, was ed and a social time was enjoyed Honisj's by all,' . ' fanning. Absolutely equal honor in his forecast or not will have Ut confined to her bed the first-of the week, but is improving again at The' Young People’s Society ot 22 State St. ile to do with the nature of his re Id every man of the eight at the the present time. Christian Endeavorers held their (Under (inuit’s Store) dars— but w!.< can say truthfully ception. The Wapping Y. M. C. A. boys social jat-the home/of Mr. and Mrs. Uiat New York e.\acUy saw this and the New Britain Blues, played Ralph E. Collins last Friday even Hartford. Conm lioint? a game of basketball last Wednes ing with fifteen members present. CARBOXIFEKOUS FOOD day evening at New Britain. The Games and music were enjoyed aud |! ------score wf 0 to 24 in favor of .New refreshments were served. 1., A dispatch from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to the New York Herald- Britain. Quite a number of the There were fourteen tables at |S BOOTLEG MOXAKCHY girls from this place attended the the Parent-Teachers whist and It’s a sort of a bootleg monarchy Tribune says that a bobsled con- game. bridge party last Friday evening ditd a bootleg court that Mr. Hoh- laining “ a few sacks of coal and Stanley Billings son of Mr. and The prizes were taken by Mrs. enzollern runs at Doom. Holland, si.me other foodstuffs’’ has i Mrs.-Walter.S. Billings is 111 at bis Ethel -T. Boody ladies first in home with the grip cold. bht so long as the Dutch govern been gotten through to the whist,, and Mr, Smith gent’s first, ' The Federated church ladies are and AIfred> Stone the consolation. blizzard-maruoTted town of Coles- ment and the Dutch people don t ^ . ______^ iiavin.g three or four rooms of the .4t bridge, Misfc Alice Winch, a cjfcject to the play-acting it pron- Inirgh. The coal was probably / ^TeC/tnU; parsonage repapered, and Rev. and teacher at Windsor High' school, M l'S . ably does no riiore harm than our intended for the dinners of the r / i Harry Miner will move into ladies first and David Tripp gent’s Llie parsonage as soon as it is finish Ijootleg booze. So long, too, as the more hard-boiled part of the com first. Mrs. W'lbur Hills and Tra ed. Mr. Miner began his work as munity. man Hills received the consolation ^rmer kaiser remains in Doom pastor of the Federated church prizes. Refresbmients were served. (ieorffeJ. Smith aid so long as the imperial party here on Sunday January 2(1. Both The proceeds will go towards the iU Germany remains as small and HOITY-TOITY Mr; and Mrs. Miner are taking a .Junior .Achievement fund. Correct Modern Instruction course of study' at the Hartford Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hickey of of the impotent as it is today, the seventy- Interesting if true is the state Seminary, where they have been j{iar-old All Highest will probably Oemlng street have both been vic ment in the Hartford Courant’s living recently. tims of the flu, .ecently, TenOr Han jo l|e encouraged by the German press news story of the new County The Federated church are plan Frederick A Blythe Is quite ill and tp' continue in his pose of a roman Building to the effect that in the ning to have their annual church at the home of his. daughter Mrs. and community supper together Other String Instruments t|p and persecuted figure, Frederick Newcomb, in Buckland. court rooms the press facilities are with a reception tor the new pastor 507 Main St. Tel. 2296 !' Since it is far from being the limited to accommodations for rep ant his wife, Rev. Harry Miner on purpose of the German govern resentatives of “ the two Hart next Friday evening, February first, ment, press or people to admit In- -It the Wapping Center school hall. meet at the home of Mrs,. .Arthur ford newspapers” and that other I'be commit.e- of six met at the qjrectly, any more than directly, newspaper men must “ take their Reed if the traveling Is a,ll A ght 1/ nomt of Mr. and Mrs. Geoigb A. not they will meet at the parsonage. tijat Germany was responsible for chances.” Presumably the Courant 7 Collins on last Wednesday evening. Several young people enjoyed a Mrs. Reed acting as hbstesel The 1 W. C. A. Girls w.i’ play motor ride Into Hartford Saturday e World war, it is not possible has a document from the county The Clioral'' society wiy meet the New Britain Girls a game of evening where they attende.. the them to outwardly blame that commissioners or some other com Friday evening at 8 p. m, in the basketball next Wednesday evening Allyn theater* r on the vainglorious ambitions petent authority endowing it with at New Britain. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. M. Maskiell and future instead of Tuesday evening! their former emperor, for to ad- legal title to one of those two re Little Betty Joyce Burnham, family of Hartford spent Saturday excepting the 4th Frldar of every daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wellman at the former’s parents, Mr. and mcMith which is the regular- Chris t the one thing would be to con- porter’s seats in perpetuity. Or else tian ^Indeavor business meeting. >s the other. Burnham is quite sick at her home Mrs. Geo. Maskiell. . it may propose to keep a'strong re with kidney trouble following an Mrs. Dimmock, Home Demonstra The Sunshine Scissor club anti porter with‘ a club in constant phy attack of the grip. tion Agent of the Tolland County the Junior Sunshine Scissoi cluh = JAs a measure of public policy, sical possession thereof. Otherwise, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Clapi of Farm Bureau, will be at the home will meet at the nome of J. E tterefore, it Is altogether neces- how come? South Windsor, have been oh the of Mrs. Clarence Fiske at 1 p. m. Kingsbury, Saturday at 1:30 p m. sick list, but are reported as better 'Tuesday to show anyone Interested l » , ^ y for the Germans to be at least It is not a wild flight of imaginai Miss Laura. Kingsbury home at this time. in caning to reseat a .chair. Bring for a weeks vacation foilowlug jiand and respectful toward the tlon to conceive of the possibility Nathaniel Jones of South Wind- a chair to work on. Every one Is her mld-yeara examinations.' l^henzoUerns. Once, however, let of a third newspaper some time or sot, has been ill with the rbeumar welcome. Mrs. Dimmock will bring 'The.date set for (kfr::.*Tolland satisfactory settlement of the other entering the Hartford field tism for the past three weeks, bat the cane which can'be bought for CduntY Round Op Is Feb. 16— is reported as much better. arations question be arrived at. cost. Coventry wants 106 per cent at It is not altogether looney to fancy ____ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hickey The Ladies Fragment society will tendance. d no farther occasion exist for
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A feature of the head is the semi circular baffle located directly A t the Auto Show O A B A M I PIONEER above the piston which Is claimed to give maximum freedbm froin de 00«. tonation. Campressiou ratio is 4.9 IN ACHIEVEMENTS to 1. THE AUTHORlTir The power plant is mounted on four supports and insulated from the frame by rubber “ biscuits,” de Latest All-American Six Dis- veloped by Oakland engineers and nV lTS CUkSSf exclusive to the latest All-Ameri can. Thevdesign of the “ biscuit” is idays Novel Mechanical unique because it is impossible for a mechanic to change the compres sion of the rubber, no matter how s w m M t M O ] Advances. hard be draws down on the fasten ing nut. -eou,Ti»i By decreasing the size of the Building further toward its repu hexagon^ in the new copper core of tation as a pioneer of new engineer the cross-flow radiator, increased ing achievement widely adopted cooling is provided, while thermo throughout the Industry, the latest static control has been an Oakland Oakland All-American eix, display feature for the past few years. The ed in seven body types at the Auto Oakland pioneered cross-flow mobile Show, reveals mechanical principle of radiation has especial iii advances that are sharing the lime value in winter driving because it light with its new and different reduces evaporation and allows for body lines. efficient operation with the water Just as in the past Duco finish, level at only two-thirds the height four wheel brakes, crankcase venti of the radiator core, thus lowering / WHIPPET 4-COACH lation, the Harmonic balancer, tilt the possibility of freezing. ing beam beadli.ghts with foot con A new and larger vertical type trol, gasoline pump, and many carburetor has an accelerator pump other chasis improvements first and economizer. The improved in \ $ appeared on the Oakland line, so take manifold is of the three-port the new car boasts more than fifty type, with riser heated by the ex refinements, many of them exclu haust from all six cylinders, and a Coupe Sedea $59St RoaUHter$ !C3: Tou rin(f Si7S i sive to the car in its price field. heat control valve so located as to Comm ercial CZliMoie M36S. A quick mechnical picture of the carry excess heat away from the driver’s compartment. WHIPPET 6-tOACH new Oakland shows a larger and 7-BE4R1NG CBAMKSHAFT fleeter power plant, a new' patented The larger oil pump circulates rubber engine support, new Oak- 200 gallons of oil an hour at nor . land-developed internal expanding mal road speed as against 120 gal self-energizirig four wheel brakes, lons in the old pump. The AC larger cross-flow radiator, counter gasoline pump and fuel filter com M i balanced crankshalt, larger three- bined in one unit is uded. while the ^ 0 0 5 new AC air cleaner consist of cop Coupe 9695; Coupe (wEth port intake manifolds, and unique long-lost brother make a new start, rumble *eat) 9725; Sedaa per ribbons moistened with oil. and 9760; Sport De Luxe Boad- lubrication of cylinder walls. TWO BROTHERS HOLD him asked for a commutation of Bter 9950 (iocludina rumble Interpreted in terms of perform is said to provide practically 100 sentence. seat and eztraa). AllWiDje- per cent, air cleaning, reduce fire Orerland prfees f. e. b. ance, the new refinements mean Toledo* Ohio, and sporifi, * ■ , quick vibrationless acceleration of hazard and effectively muffle car REUNION IN PRISON tiona anbject tp ebaase Irom ten to 25 miles an hour in six buretor hissing. SET BRAKE STANDARD ^PUBUC JLPVROWAls A O C M B T O SH O W S wiUumt notice. ' seconds flat, and a top speed of well A pressure feed, of special de over 70 miles an hour, according to sign known as the re.gulated con AFTER MANY YEARS At ten miles an hour, automo With longer bodies—^ligher radHtiw and faster speed, qui A siaslebnttan. fa tbeeeatareC the Bteerinp wheel, starts tlia motor, operates the H|^ts and FOVRS •ooads tte bora. Yoaeaakesp W h i p ^ i year foot always «a the lanka when stsrtias or re ~ o a a h ill. MACHELL MOTOR SALES am 91 CENTER STREET. SOUTH MANCHESTER i! X F LY I N G C LO U D t h e a ^ a s t e h T H E M A T E See Them at the leads in AUTO SHOW One of the most interesting displays at the Manchester Automobile Show this year will be the Reo cars I am show ing to individuals seeking the latest in motor car merit and Reo Flying Cloud the Mate refinement. Only after critical comparisons did I accept car has a wheel'base of 115 inches the local representation for the Reo, the car I consider the and is priced from $1375 to real Standard of Value in motordom. I place my reputa $1520. Far surpassing any other fine car in total tion of many years in the auto motive field behind the Reo volume of sales! Reo Flying Cloud the Mas and urge you to see the Reo, to ride in the Reo, to compare ter has a wheel base of 121 the Reo with any other car you may be thinking of buying. ^^inning more than twice as many buyers inches and is priced from $1595 to $1995. . as any other automobile listing over ^l200I Both these cars have six Guaranteed Service! Such is Buick’s phenomenal record for cylinder motors and internal A car is only as good as the consistent, comfortable and economical mileage 1928. .^nd this same overwhelmmg buyer* expanding hydraulic 4-wheel it gives you on the road. That is what you buy a car for—to travel, travel, brakes which make it possible travel whenever the spirit mov^. My personal guarantee of expert, cour teous and prompt service goes with every Reo sold through my agency. We preference has greeted Buick year after to use their full speed safely will keep ycMir Reo rolling up mileage for you, not for one season but through year for more than a decade! and with comfort. . several of them, until you are ready for another Reo. ^ I Sell Consistent, Comfortable, Economical Transportation / X. T h e pubKc knows what it wants. The pul> Kc definitely settles fine car leadership by X selecdng Buick! . ' • . • e A. r Brown , / CAPITOL BUICK CO. Service ■j w/r • JA M E S M* Sh e a r e r , Manager* Cor* Main Street and Middle Turnpike, Telephone 10 COOPER STREET Telephone South Manchester e 869 SOUTH M ANCHE^R 869 tj. A 4 ,-’- -- ‘ "- - ■ \ ■ V ' . " . ; \ - “ ^ '• . it > ...... ’ 'L ■.;. ,<-.■ ;,. ' U' ■ • ■ '• -- ' ■••' ■: 7 '. •' - ■ ; % '■ tJ ■ ■ - • ■.,-■'•<■■••,>'■■>.'•',' -■'■• r , * - ■ •-->• . - ' • • .-^ i»i-- •■ ' • s MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, C»NN., TUESDAT l JANUARY 20, 192^ P A G E N IN E ' » *\ - « ample width and depth of perfectly operation of starting the motor, Modishness Marks Greater Hudson Victoria 4 iDChes loqger Imd 3 ‘ 1-2 inches CUTOUTS OUT contoured seats to Insure maximum operating the lighting system and wider, than their immediate prede- F u ll/'J tw tife buildings in T^^is ROOMIER BODIES comfort. sounding the horn without chang cesBora. .While there is, in conse Since Jan. 1 muffler cutouts, would have to be moved i^ iG w ti For more than a year, experimen ing his driving position; complete quence, more leg and elbow room, have been illegal In California. wore to be widened. „-to^tLe width tal work on the ne\/ Whippets has re-deslgnlng of the steering mech nothing Intrudes on the slender They must be sealed in such a way they siiould be.to hccommadate the i FOR WHIPPETS been conducted to definitely es anism, which makes for less effort grace that is the dominant note of that they caqqot be used, or the city’s traffic. Police Perfect |l. Jean tablish their ability for speed and in steering the car, plus the ad the body contours.* driver is liable to arrest. Cbiappe believes. power. These tests were conducted vanced type mechanical four-wheel throughout various sections of the brake system which has proved so Strike New Note* of Quality country and proven that the new satisfactory in the past. models set a new high standard in ft. - :* the light car field and definitely and Style in Light Car outperform the original Whippet RADIO TO ASSIST ■'V Four and Whippet Six, both in speed and hill climbing ability. The V Field. Whippet Four in numerous tests showed an increased speLt" compar SHOW ORCHESTRA ed with the original Whippet Four, The Greater Hudson Victoria Is this year redeslmed: to embody larg With the new Whippet Fours while the Whi.ipet Six tests proved Alfred A. Grezel will supply er seating capacity and the modishness of the new Hudron-Btfaex lines. and Sixes newly designed, the it capable of maintaining a speed radio entertainment at the Auto iL will have all of the engine Iniprovemeuts givlpg.;greater power and of 60 miles per hour and better. snpprtspeed, ninrpmore npnrivnearly complete caiburetion and h“«~ * — — Willys-Overland Company brings to mobile Show with Grebe and K C A gasoline cou- I k Both cars which have been noted sumption. the light car field two new lines of radio. It was decided by the show for their fast get-away and pickup, committee to select some radio '■ "vi (yirs, more beautiful, speedier, long which is especially help’ ul in heavy In the Greater Hudson— as the the new vlctoite. The seats are i er and with roomier bodies, and dealer to supply entertainment dur city traffic, maintain this same fine ing the periods that the orchestra larger of the two cars built by the no longer stag^ered.'.' b'ut extend strikes a decidedly new note of performance rating. straight acroi(6.;the body,.‘in the rear, quality and style that promise to was not on duty and so Mr. Grezel Hudson Motor Ct^r Company is now This material improvement in was selected. In addition to display called— the two-chassis idea has while the flrolit* seats are side by Insurance set a new and definite trend among Insurance side. 't'f . automobiles selling in the lower the Whippet Four performance is ing radio Mr. Grezel will exhibit ueen retained and elaborated into an interesting variety of bodies, Available qu^the 139-lnch chassis price ranges. due to certain refinements of the Kelvinator, the oldest electric re engine. The stroke has been in frigeration, XoKol and Aetna burn mounted on a standard cliassis and are five bodl^-*-a fuur-passenger Although these two new lines of a long chassis, the former being 122 sport phaeton, a 7-passenger phae Wh<& at ^ u lt? light fours and sixes establish a creased by 3-S” and the compres ers, Lynn Range Oil burner and sion ratio has also been Increased, Sterling ranges. inches and the latter 139 inches. ton, a 5-passeqger sport sedan, a 7- position of quality leadership in passenger sedan and limousine. bringing it down to 18.6 perejent. Mr. Grezel has just taken on the .\lthuugh tlie two chassis carry dif LET OUR OFFICE QUOTE YOU RATES their respective price class, the ferent bodies, their salient nieeban- The bodies of. both chassis average fundamental principles of original This, with a new manifold and larg Kelvinator after tborouglil\ inves ical features are the same. ------before securing------Whippet construction and outstand er intake valve, has produced an tigating the proposition, lie says, engine of decidedly more power and that he is confident that it will be a The wider variety of body choices ing mechanical features are retain is given to the standard chassis WILLARI) ed. ' torque than that heretofore used. big seller in Manchester. He is While the average maximum horse planning to push the sales of this, which comes with nine bodies, The body design of the various namely: — roadster, pbaeton. coupe, Radio Rentals Auto models is characterized by out power of 40. the oldest domestic eleclrii re AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE frigeration, in Manchester and convertible coupe, coach, victoria, standing style, beauty and smart No material change has been standard sedan, town sedan and SERyiGE STATION ness, entirely new to the low priced ! made in the Whippet Six engine vicinity. He has been agent for NoKol and landau-sedan. The 122-inch con E represent the best of stock and dividend payment companies that are non* field, while sparklin' color com I other than to Increase the compres vertible coupe is ail interesting ad Batteiries Recharged binations add the finishing touch of sion ratio which increases the Aetna oil burners in Manchester for a number of years and has made a dition to the line, olTering the seclu assessable. quality. horsepower to 50 as against 4 5 In sion of a coupe body which in a few Telephone 15 > The new radiator design is much its predecessor. fine record. Sales of these burners moments, with the aid of disappear larger and higher, pressenting a The riding comfort of both the lead in this town as in all other ing windows, may be converted in smarter front view which gives an Whippet Four and Whippet Six towns and cities. to an open model with top down. Radiator and appearance of liglitness and speed have been materially enhancevl, not Mr. Grezel has sold the Sterling .•\ model v\bich shows a number General Repairing tp the car. Fender \.'ells in various only by the addition of 3 inches to ranges in Manchester for a number of interesting changes is the victor I HOLDEN-NELSON CO., Inc. the wheelbase but by a marked in of years also. They are a well made I of the models add distinclly to the ia. The former sloping back witli 853 MAIN ST., TEL. 2110 quality toucli. crease in front and rear springs. range and come finished in a variety folding lid has given w.ay to OLIVER WELDING SOUTH MANCHESTER The new design of the interiors, Other features of comfort and of colored enamels. sfraigbter lines, permitting tlie plac WORKS ■with their rich upholstevy and conveniences in the new Whippets The Lynn oil range burner now ing of a trunk of original and liar- I MANCHESTER’S LARGEST CASUALTY AGENCY” quality fitments, provide more room include “ finger-tip control,” which on demonstration at his store is monious outlines. Changes appear Corner I’earl an m ier NOWmakes avaUaUe iK. New FULL SIZE ANNOUNCING THE NEW PONTIAC BIG Introducing Big Car Standards o f Luxury, Style and A Chvy2l 2r Motors Product Performance at $745. TODAY a new type of low cost motoring Fisher are famous the world over. It provides luxury is available. It embraces big car style. the smooth-riding qualities of a car 167 inches It provides big car riding comfort. It embodies in overall length, with accurately balanced rotat big car quality in unseen parts. It includes big ing mechanical parts and such advanced comfort car performance even to tlie point of developing features as^adjustable drivers' seats. big car power and traveling at big car speed. It is offered by a brand new automobile— the Forward-looking Americans can be satisfied New Pontiac Big Six. only with a car that comes close to mechanical perfection. Let’s see how this great new Pon The Pontiac Big Six represents more than a tiac meets this particular demand. new assembly of gears and gadgets. Of course, some people delight in specifications. I’onti- It is a six, but more than just a six. It is a AND UPWARDS ac’s new specifications will open their eyes. But six with the added power of a larger L-head en these speciflcaiions are only a fraction of what gine and the added smootliness imported by a the I^ontiac Big Six brings into the picture. dynamically balanced, counter-weighted crank Coupe . . . • . • ^65! They fail to hint at the luxury, the beauty and shaft and the famous Harmonic Balancer. It the pride of ownership upon which Pontiac’s is a six with the added efficiency and silence Roadster (with rumble sea t) . 67! kppe.al to the American public is based. achieved by means of the G.M.R cylinder head. It is a six with the added cold-weather advan 2-Door Sedan .... 67! Frankly, the New Pontiac Big Six was de tages provided by the cross-How radiator, ther signed to appeal to a certain group. True, mostatically controlled. T o u r in g ...... 69! every motor car owner in America will find in it many things to admire. From fan to rear axle, its "line of drive” De Luxe Coupe (jyith rumble seat) 69! is in accurate dynamic balance. Its new brakes Two-car families will find it an ideal second are of the internal expanding four-wheel type 4-Door Sedan . . . 69! car. But the group for which it is primarily which neither mud nor rain nor ice can prevent Intended is made up of people who are begin from operating efficiently. All prices f. o. b. Detroit. Plymouth dealers are in a ning to move up in the world. Their wants are position to extend the convenience o f time payments. enlarging. Their ideas of beauty ant^Juxury As for its performance, you can drive It at are growing. Many of them will soon make express train speed. You can watch it accele the first important step up in the quality of their rate alongside the finest cars on the road. You cars. The New I’ontiac Big. Six was designed can test its power under any conditions, confi New Lewer Prices^^with Qiuil* Economy of Operation and Up- Economy with Power and for them. dent of its ability to pull through. Meanwhile It is a joy to drive the Plymouth— it continues to provide that unmatched depend ity Unchanged — •are focusing public at h e e p * It is obvious that Plymouth has all the Safety: These up-and-coming Americans are contin ability for which every Pontiac since the first tention on Plymouth and winningeven more enthu economy advantages of a simple, sturdy four- to note its typical Chrysler alertness, respon ually on the lookout for new, more arresting one has been famed. style. The Pontiac Big Six comes to them en- siastic recognition of its outstanding doUar-value. cylinder engine^ resulting in substantial savings in siveness and smoothness of performance — tc ilrely new in appearance. Stunning new bodies Only a few high lights in its construction gas, oil, tires and freedom from upkeep expense. feel the positive safety of its hydraulic four by Fisher contribute to the big car beauty and have been mentioned. Just enough to prove Comparing the Plymouth with other cars at its wheel brakes (internal-expanding, front and big car style presented by the car as a whole. that the Pontiac Big Six is entirely new and price, people are convincing themselves it oHFers capable of meeting progressive Americans’ de Economy with Modern Engi rear) which are found on no other car near the Progressive people are seeking greater lux mand. But the amazing thing about it is that greater intrinsic value and lasting economy. ury. The Pontiac Rig Six offers them the lux it gives ^o muoh^blg car luxury, style and per neering: D esired by Chrysler it embodies Plymouth price. ury, the deep, richly upholslered cushions and formance at prices which come within practically Economy width Full - S iw : Buyers all the recognized advantages of modem engi the charming appointments for which bodies by everyone’s reach! are turning to this car in ever-increasing numbers neering including such important developments See the Plymouthl Drive it. ^ You arc bound to Prlce.s jjt745 and up, f. o. b. factory, plus dell very charges. Upnipers and roar fender guarils because in point of size and seating space, it over as rubber mgine mountings, aluminum alloy recognize the wisdom of popular judgment in regular equipment at slight extra cost. Check Oakland-Pnntiac delivered prices— thpy •ncliido rating it the biggest value and the soundest lowest handling charges. General Motors Time Payment Plan available at minimnm rate. shadows every other offering at its price—is the pistons, large main bearings, torque reaction Outstanding full-size car in the lowest-priced field. neutralizer and positive pressure-feed lubrication. economy among cars selling under ^850. sti SEE THIS GREAT CAR AT THE AUTO SHOW. dii Plymouth m o d 0 ^ ^ S ^ la y at the Automobile Show and at all Dealers* Showrooms ^ KEMP BROTHERS tv 't- , Nr 130 Center Street, South Manchester' S. SMITH 30 BISSELL STREET, SOUTH MANCHESTER A = PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1929. Will Win Many Friends. er hub caps, radiator shell and ver gers In comfort,” he continues. a finer, smarter car. The Plymouth and has the right to expect.-Chrys PONTIAC A LUXURY tical center bar, head and tail “ The Plymouth-type engine is the yields results that you simply won’t ler quality principles insure that] lamps, top hood'hinge, and radiator FIVOEASONS FOR most economical ever produced. Its believe possible in a car of such every rotating .and reciprocal!ngl and gasoline tank filler caps. performance capacity Is such that It price until you actually experience The proven cross-flow radiator, r.perates -smoothly at every speed them for yourself. < p^ft is in perfect balance befcHe assembly. Fine preclsluii methodHi IN LOW PRICE FIELD s •• 4 7 « with Us anti-evaporation tendency, PLYMOUTH SUCCESS up to Its maximum, which, with the “ Literally, i( is ma'sing over the insure that the owner actually re-! first introduced to the public just \ roadster, is w ell in excess of 60 whole fabric of the ^ow-price field. miles an hour. It Is the only^ car Its designers have employed the celves the performance Its en-' a year ago on the 1928 Pontiac Six, gineers designed into the car. is retained this year, with the core among those of lowest price equip bold strokes necessary to a wholly Bigger and Smarter Model redesigned to conforih with the new Large Size, Appearance, ped with the safety factor of inter modern creation, combined with “ It Is ut^rly unlike any other] high narrow arch of the chrome- nal expanding hydraulic four wheel the genius to utilize the subtle, motor car^at anything like its finished sheli. A chrome-plated bar brakes, with their consequent free tasteful touches the public demands price.” for 1929— Is Now Called extends vertically in front of the Performance, Careful dom from dirt, dust and water. center of the care. Water control by “ It Is completely finished In de a V Six. a thermostat built into the cylin lin!». Modest Pricel tail, including many draft preven der ^head also is retained. tion devices. Its engine is thorough A unique feature of the new car ly insulated against the transmis is the absence of a name plate in sion of body ' shocks, caused by Truly a luxury car in the low INSURE WITH the conventional position on the Five factors, in the opinion of J. rough roads. It is standard equip price field, the Pontiac Six for 1929 NEW PONTIAC BIG SIX 2-DOOR SEDAN radiator shell. While the familiar ■ W. Frazer, Plymouth sales mana ped with the ‘Silver Dome’ high LAPPEN — bigger, fleeter and smarter— is “ Chief Pontiac” emblem is still car ger, are responsible for that car’s compression principle, which coni displayed In the complete line of with two universal joints are the center panel on the cowl down ried on the radiator filler cap, the success. These are its economy and bines with high compression an J seven-passenger models at the among the ciiassis improvements to the rear of the hood. name of the car^ nowhere appears ability to product it from any Automobile Show. that make possible quick, vibra A smart new louvre grouping remarkable performance capacity, except on the specially designed large size, distinctive appearance grade ot gasoline and extracts from Heralded as a “ big” six, the new tionless acceleration and high top sets the car instantly apart in traf running board mats. each grade more in powe.', hill Every Motorist Has His Day speed. fic. Instead o. in the conventional and luxury of appointments, the Pontiac measures up to its name by On all models form-fitting care with which^ it is built under climbiffg ability, speed and accel offering a wide and flexible per In the beautiful new' longer and manner, louvres all are grouped in spring covers which, by keeping Chrysler’s famous Standardized eration than has hitherto been con formance range, and distinctive wider bodies, craftsmen of the one panel and extend horizontally dirt from contact with the metal sidered possible.” Fisher corporation working in Quality primdple, and its extremely You May Be Next Fisher bodies styled to please an across the hood. assure freedom from squeaks and 1 Its- other features, also lew to conjunction with Oakland engi The Fisher closed bodies all have modest price. exacting public. easy riding; fiur Lovejoy hydrau It is the most economical in the lowest-price field, include body 1 If you drive your car with no insurance or if you drive without The new line provides not only neers have w'rought a unique ar adjustable driver’s seats, smart lic shock absorbers, and front impulse neutralizer, amazing hand being properly covered with insurance, you are inviting disaster rangement of lines and unusual new' sun visors of all-metal con operation, largest, roomiest and new* body lines, but a car almost bumpers and rear fender guards most comfortable among all cars of ling ease at every speed under any or serious loss. , " entirely new. Major features of the style touches that give the finished struction, tilting beam headlights are regular equipment at slight ex lowest price. condition, slender prefile radiator, car an appearance totally unlike operated by foot control, ebony- If you carry no insurance and even if j’ou have no estate, a chassis and body all have been re tra cost. Mr Frazer is authority tor the arched window silhouette, “ air- judgment may be\ executed against any property or funds you designed or enlarged to bring the any other now on the road. finish instrument panel with indi statement that the Plymouth, with wing” fenders and many other in vidual mounting and illumination may acquire during a long period of time. car, in performance and smartness, A full side view shows to best AERIAL ROAIJS its entirely new developments both novations that serve to em..>hasize into the big car field. advantage the striking lines of the by two shielded bulbs, smart ellip. in body and chassis desigq. is its unusual dollar value. Is it worth the risk involved? You may be ever so careful tical w'indows in rear, slender but don’t forget that every motorist has his day, sooner or later. An engine more powerful new car. A new, pleasing concave Elevated highways, like huge revolutlonizijig that entire field Great Value Vital than a year ago, with 200 belt moulding starting at the cowl ebony-finish steering wheel and jLst as the original Chrysler cars of deep luxurious upholstery in solid suspension bridges running across “ The Plymouth,” stresses Mr. INSURE NOW WITH cubic Inches of cylinder dis and completely encircling the body, roofs and open squares, will soon 1924 have since rtvolutionizad the Frazer, "i.s Uk only car of lowest colors harmonizing with the new placement and developing 57 and a high waistline effect, distin whole motor car industry. It is hi.s price to offer many other features. and beautiful exterior Duco combi- i be built in Paris to relieve traflle horsepower; the addition of a har guish the Fisher bodies. This conditions. Spiral roadways built conviction that no value its equal With each passing year the public %'lk John H. Lappen no tions. monic balancer and counter-bal moulding is not continued dowu around huge pillars will provide ac has ever been produced in the low- looks for improved products and " All Forms of Insurance. anced crankshaft; larger valves, the herd as in the Oakland models, All exposed bright parts carry a pr'ce fir*i'i. cess to the aerial highways. more attractive values. We appre 19 Lilac St. Tel. 1800 manifold and carburetor; sturdier but a new curved pillar line, quite brilliant chrome-plated finish. Most Economic Engine Type ciate that this has been especially rear axle; redesigned transmission similar in appearance to one of Among such fitments are a cowl bar “ Is this dance fdrmal, or can I It is literally a car amply large true in the low-price field, in wliich assembly; and new Hotchkiss drive America’s costliest cars, runs from mounting tw'o parking lamps, larg- w'ear my own clothes? to accommodate five adult passen there lia been an obvious need for - I f A:-; a a 'g ! a s « g p f f !0 - i g j |,4 tsii THE NEW FORD I' \ h Ie is at the Automobile Show STATE ARMORY, MAIN ST. Jan 30-31 and Feb. 1-2 lUusircitd T he N ew Commanpe* Brougham for hivn. 6i.r wire vU djand trunk standard equi ')ment—$1525 at tJuf aciory* BhimpiTS and spare tires extra. N-EW AND FINER ANDER at a still lower price! TUDEBAKER introduces the great lower, double-drop frame provide sup S est motor car ever built and sold at its ple, pliant travel-ease. Safety steel-core price—a new and still finer edition o f the *1350 steeringwheel, non-shatterable windshield world-famous Studebaker Commander! at the factory and smooth amplified-action brakes en W orthy heir to the many laurels o f its hance your safety. New carburetion, new gallant predecessor which traveled 25,000 miles in manifolding, new sureness o f starting in cold weather less than 23,000 minutes, this new Commander is even — these are typical refinements o f these superb cars. finer, more brilliant in performance, more beautiful in New color themes, new smartness, new power and line and curve and color. Yet its price, reflecting the 'good manners, characterize each o f Studebaker’s four savings o f Studebaker’s unique One-Profit manufac great lines o f motor cars, which hold every official rec ture, is lower than ever! ord for speed and endurance. W orld Champion Presi T he new Commander is easier riding, more com dent Eight, New Commander, Dictator and Erskine Value of simplicity of design shown fortable in seating, steadier on the road at high speed. Six— each offers performance, comfott, appearance, Studebaker’s new ball bearing spring shackles, larger outstanding in its price class. Each is a champion —and hydraulic shock absorbers, wider, deeper cushions and a Studebaker. There are no finer motor car credentials. in smoothness, acceleration, speed, STUDEBAKER power, reliability and economy Builder of Cha mp ions (Below) *■ p of the Ford engine D ictato r R o y al S edan for F iv e — $ 1 3 9 5 . Champion o f its price class—hydraulic shock ab sorbers—ball bearing spring The engine of the new Ford -represents an im gasoline feed, the specially designed carbhretpr, shackles—6 wire wheels and lug portant development in automobile engineering. the new hot-spot manifold, the carefully planned gage grid standard equipment. OtherDictatormodelsfrom $1265. It is unique in design and performance, giving un large valve diameter, the chrome silicon alley valves, Prices at the factory. the aluminum pistons, the statically and dynamically usual acceleration, smoothness, speed and power balanced crankshaft and flywheel, and the simplicity without sacrifice of reliability and economy. Ford of the electrical, ignition, cooling, lubrication and engineering has found the way to include every es fuel systems. sential feature of good performance without the ne cessity of a high-speed, complicated motor. Come in and inspect every detail of this truly remarkable engine and then arrange for a demon N ew President Eight Convertible E rsk in e R o y al S edan for F iv e — The construction of the cylinder head is just stration ride. You will know then that there is Cabriolet for Four— $1895.Folding $1045. Finest,fastest car under $1000 top conoerts this smart closed tar into an — official A . A . A . record of 1000 miles one factor in this -performance. nothing quite like the new Ford any open roadster. Rumble seat. Six wire in 984 consecutive minutes— six wire Others are the new vibration absorb where in design, quality and price.- wheels and luggage grid standard equip wheels and luggage rack standard equip ing engine support, the direct gravity ment. Houdaille hydraulic shock ab ment— hydraulic shock absorbers. Other sorbers, Othet President models from Erskine Six models from $835. Prices $1785 to $2575. Prices at the factory. at thefa c to r y . I THE CONKEY AU TO CO. Manchester Motor Sales 20 EAST CENTER STREET, SOUTH MANCHESTER 1069 MAIN STREET, SOUTH MANCHESTER MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1929. PAGE ELEVEN A Blemished Record \ new year by 40 per cent over the cars abroad as compared with 643,- ' SEEKS FREE DUTY. Vast Changes In Autos record-breaking shipments of 192S. 000 units in 1927. Willys-Overland The American Automobile Asso WILLYS-OVERLAND The company has greatly increased dealers in foreign r^ountries report ciation is seeking an amendment to its dealer organization aljroad in a big increase in demand for closed the Tarift.Act under^ wbich change In The Past Five Years addition to development of manu cars. In New Zealand thL year the American motorists, buying cars in HAS BIG EXPORTS facturing plants in Canada, Great closed car is dominating the mar foreign countries, would be allowed Britain and Germany. ket although in Australia the open tot bring them into the United BY ISRAEL KLEIN mirror, windshield cleaner, bump States free of duty. Countries w’nich showed the car is still in favor, these dealer,-? ers, shock absorbers, sun visor and report. Science Editor, NEA Service so on. Such additional features as largest increases during the year Shipments Increase 3 1 P. C.; include: Argentine, Brazil, Chile, ROAD COST LARGE. Five years is rather a short time oil filter, air cleaner and fuel clean The first typewriter, for which in the life history of a great indus er were unknown then, while today Japa,n, India, Spain, Australia, The cost of constructing all the Java, Sweden, South Africa, New it was claimed that “ it could print highways in the world during 1928 try, blit the last five years stand they are integral parts of the car. Greater Expansion Is Ex almost'as fast as one could w.”ite Zealand and England. The-big sea cost more thah $2,660,000,000. Of out like 50 in the advancement The motorist of 1924 had to buy O with an ordinary pen,” appeared son of automobile buying is just lllris amount, $1,360,025,776 was they have brought to the automo j an extra motor heat indicator pected. just 100 years ago. ‘ spent in the United States. bile. 1 which he gets today on the dash- beginning in Argentine, Australia This comparatively short time I board in front of him. He had to and New Zealand and the com has seen the' automobile transform j worry about the sudden overheat- pany’s dealers in these countries ed from, a mere medip • of trans I ing of the engine because of the Toledo.— The Willys-Overland are ordering larger quantities than portation to a veritable parlor on lack of thermostat which is Company broke all its previous ex ever before and have cabled their wheels. It has seen the small eight part of nearly every automooile port sales records (firing, 1928. confidence that from 35 to 40 per come into use, the six become more sold today. He had to climb Shipments to foreign countries cent more cars wHl be sold in these popular and the four wane in ap out behind to see how much gas he during the year totalled 36,698 countries during the next six peal to the public. It has seen the had in the fuel tank— another in cars as compared with 27,592 dur_ months than in the corresponding Fayette B. Clarke European type car come and go— convenience eliminated by modern ing 1927 or an increase of 9,106 period of 1928, Mr. Willys said. tried and found wanting ly a com ingenuity. units or 31 per cent. Many of the fort-loving public. ' tMotor .Makes Big Advance First complete figures of foreign European and Asiatic countries sales by Willys-Overland during In this short period, some 60 I Five years ago, the automotive showed a much larger increase in makes of automobiles dropped by , engine was far from the* advanced 192,8 showed that the company in percentage but the average was creased its sales in Great Britain the waydde, while only 15 new ; product it is today— although to- well over 25 per cent. ones came into being. Of th.^ 60 I day's atill has to go some for the alone by 85 per cent over the pre “ orphans” some were replaced by ! best that can be obtained from it. 'The company has been steadily ceding year. This compares with more improved models under the I Yet, in these short five years, the increasing its foreign business for an expoft increase by the rest of years. President Willys said that AUTOMOBILE ■ same names, but the g-eat majority I motor block has been cast in a the industry of approximately 25 of them will be heard of no longer. I stronger alloy, the pistons have preparations are being made for in per cent. During the year American The expansion of the industry, of I been made of more pow'erful ma- creasing export business during the manufacturers sold about 800,000 the nation-wide pdoptiou of the j terial rather than mere cast iron, automobHe, of the ad/en of the ! the valves have been strengthened OLV two-car and finally the thiee-car I and arranged so that greater power, family, and of the widespread bene ; smoother performance and addh CaTc(4 T\CE ficial effect upon other industries tional fuel economy may be gained NOTICE TO OUR BUICK OWNERS! INSURANCE and prospericy in general— these ' from the motor’s b^eration. are so obvious that they need not In addition, a torsional balancer If you want to keep your car looking new we can make it be dwelt upon here. Perhaps more has be^-n added to the crankshaft in so by our process of Simonizing. interesting would be^a comparison order to reduce engine vibration. By-this process it will make old cars look like new and will of the automobile of five years ago 'I’his main shaft, the camshaft, pis also protect the paint from the weather. RELIABLE COMPANIES with nat of today, in order to show ton icds and wrist pins have been, If your car needs attention in any way such as valves, car how far the motor car has advanced , drilled through so that full ^es- | ing it the entire length ot the car, MORE CARS IN POLAND. lengthening and at the same time bon, brakes and adjustments that are necessary we will gladly mechanically in this time. ' sure lubrication over all moving 1 The registration of 21,922 motor take care of your wants. Many Changes in Short Time I parts may be effected on the aver lowering the windows, raising the vehicles in Poland^ represents an PROMPT CLAIM SERVICE We are here to take an interest in your Car. Let ut- review some of the high age automobile. The entire engine radiator and hood to the level of increase of 27 per cent over the points in this comparative analysis. I has been suspended on rubber and the molding, rounding the top in number at the beginning of 1927. “ Onr Motto is Service and Satisfaction.” In the last five years we note the j all its moving parts more finely bal- rear and carrying It well forward, general adoption of— I anfed to afford much smoother and finally reshaping the fenders Telephone Manchester 292-2 Four-wheel brakes. I operation than we experienced five and mudguards into single-piece ROADS EXCEED RAILS. CAPITOL BUICK CO. full crowned type that become more Balloon tires. I years ago. The 3,000,000 miles of highways Tel. 1600 285 Main Street Tel, 1600 10 Depot Square Pyroxylin finish. i So great has ueen the progress in closely a part of the body proper. within the U. S. borders exceed by J. .M. SHE.ARER, Manager. The all-steel body. I engine construction that today sev- Driver Gets More Comfort four times the mileage of rail The high compression head. eial of the makes of cars can be From in front, the body is made roads. The air cleaner, fuel cleaner and driven directly out of the factory at to appear just as speedy by the oil filter. a speed up to 40 miles an hour. longer and narrower radiator and Bohnalite, invar strut pistons. Less and less are dealers cautioning by the tendency of shaping every Rubber engine suspension. buyers of new cars against driving thing in front back into the lines Chromiun platina. I past 25 miles an hour for the first behind. This is quite a departure Double-beam, fixed tocus head j 500 or 1000 miles. from the pudgy, tacky lines of the lights. ! Body Designers Take a Hand 1924 automobile. Safety glass, single piece wind Even greater, as an improvement Today the driver has received shields. in the 1924 automobile than the more attention than ever for his Higher power and speed. engine, is the body. Five years ago comfort and ease of driving. Facili Longer wheelbase and lower saw the beginning of a pronounced ties have been given him in order body lines. change in popularity from the tour to relieve him of all the worries he Full pressure lubrication. ing car to the sedan. Body design used to have five years ago to keep Wider, roomier bodies. ers weren’t ready for the change, so the car going properly. Increased visibility, d ie to nar they merely slapped an enclosed The adjustable steering wheel, rower front pillars. frame over the old stylo of chassis adjustable pedals and adjustable Double drop frame construction ^ and iet it go at that. front seat look to his comfort. The for a lower body. . Today both body and chassis de- non-shatterable windshield, narrow Cross radiation. I signers get together and devise a front pillars and- dou’ole windshield — and many more improvements motor car not only comfortable to wiper look to nii, safety. And such hardly secondary to those enumer , ride in, but pleasing to the eye. little gadgets as an automatic the ated. Everything, big enough by it Bodies have actually been lower- choke control, motor, gasoline and oil gauges on the dash, foot-sv.itch m self. was only a meager part of the C . j ed, thanks to the double drop over-ril development of the auto I frame which permits this. The body for headlights, a universal steering mobile. I has been widened a few inches, wheel button for horn, starting Had to Buy All “K.vtras” thanks to the all-steel body. And and lighting and an automatic car As a result we have today a j greater comfort has been gained in- buretor “booster” for quick accel motor car sleek, swift and safe, I side, thanks to the adjustable front eration help make driving so much much easier to drive than it used ! and rear seals. easier than it used to be. to be and far more comfortable for ! From the outside looking in, the Add to all this the fact that the passengers. j car has gained that sleek. speed\ prices have come down consider In tin? beginning of 1924, auto appear., ce from sucli expedients as ably. besides the fact that these mobiles were sold at the factory . lengthening the wheelbase, lower- prices include everything needed on price without the accouterments j ing the body into the chassi-, wid- ! the modern automobile, and we that go with them today— rear-view ening the body molding and carry may realize hew far we have ad vanced in five short years. MARMON UNDER THE DIRECTION OF G .11. WILLI A US m o Here is a challenge that rings with fulfillment. Its bid is to all who would own the best, and no car is excepted. In Fast Getaway—against the champions of any price class. In Sjpeed—anything the road offers up to 70 miles an hQur^ In Endurance—60 miles an hour all day long is being ptgYed by thousands. In Hill-climbing—give it the hardest task you know. In Size and Roominess—match with big cars of large S 4 r passenger capacity. In Appearance and Smartness—com p^e The show crowds come back it with the costly cars, in which high price is paid for just those things. In Economy—against small light cars, whose chief appeal is economical operation, and which do not to see this one—a straight- contend for performance distinction. By tens of thouswds motorists are accepting the fonr-wheelhrakes, which are weather-proof and eight at the price of a six. £^ex challenge in demonstration tests that ded- respond uniformly to the lightest pressure in any lively prove fulfillment. ' weather. —New Series 68, $1463. New Series 78, Beyond its brilliant new power, and 70 mile an These are^bot a few of A c 76 advanced features $1965. Prices at factory. D e luxe equips hour performance there is a wealth of comparison tnenl extra. Omvenient time-payment plan. which a million Super-Six owners are appraising to high-priced cars, in fine detail, fittings, andoper- in Fssex the Challenges. C • y '■ ■■ :m ■■ ■ PAGETWELTB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 29,' 1929. One of Oldsmobile’s Line dom from dirt, dust and water: minimize. ccankcaBe ..dilution they JOHN H. LAFPEN HANDLES Important forms on the install' CHRYSLERS SHOW ' their simplicity apd Inherent introduced the electrical fumer. ment payment plan, he sees on rea ARTISTRY AND SKILL equality of adjpstnient; their abili Manifold j hhat., control, another ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE son why every motorist sbnuld no: ty to stop a motor car more smooth pioneer step. Insures more rapid be insured. .Anyone coniemplattmi ly, surely and noiselessly than any cold wfatharv ^^clency. Lighting the purchase of automobile nr an$ IN NEW OLDSMOBILE MANY INNOVATIONS other type, and their assurance to control on'the ste^lbg wheel was John H. Lapp.en, one of the other kind of insurance, should gei the driver of positive brake control anqfhef' idnoTaUbn- since widely town’s young insurance agents, in touch with M/. Lappen. over all wheels under^all weather adopted, as were . Indirect instru writes all kinds of insurance in New Style Changes Give Ad conditions, are found on all Chrys- ment gasoline some of the largest and best known lers. gauge-I PRETTY (JKUWDKD Developments L^dership insurance companies. Mr. Lappen Figures from the Department of Another importartt * contribution ditional Beauty to This believes that with the increasing Commerce show that there are 4<81 to motor car progress is the use of number of accidents, every auto motor vehicles to every mile of Seen Onice More in New rubber shock insulator equipment .;\L . Automlg^^..furnish 30 per cent mobile owner should carry at least highway in the world and 59.91 Car at the Show. in all its six cylinder, cars. public liability and: property dam persons to every automobile. “ Developments ,6f.,thls character ofi the rAfabama, although est Models. they represent only 4 per cent of age insurance. This would protect 1 are In line Witfr',C&rY*ler’a tradi the taxable property of the state. him from the financial loss result STOP! U)OK! l is t e n : Given additional beauty by ad- tional policy..t)f leaderphipr?' points' ing should bis car nausO bodily in- ranced styling and new color com out Mnr •Fields. ^ “ ^hfey-"\^re'jm Grade crossing 'casualties In- One of the most Interesting fea lurles to, or the death of other per crased more than 30 per cent dur binations and with even greater 1929 Oldsmobile Six Two-door Sedan fest; in the first^car' ChryblCT fever .-'^he^e^;M« nearly 30 million mo sons. or damage, to the property of power and finer performance, the tures of Chrysler’s complete line ing the period from 1920 to 1927. of motor cars on display at the built and have , .been ‘maitrtaihed; Or:'car;r^ the. world* one tor eacl others./Now that the Travelers in Dldsmobile for 1929 is being dis consistently •, fevet' "plnce. ;«'4';br;theTp,QP,itlatl9'n. according to the California State played at the automobile show. Automobile Show Is the evidence surance Company is selling these Automobile Association. added power has brought even they present that the company’s Chrysler’s first. fea(UFBs v/er&,r^J5^ r '------:----^---- The exhibit shows the artistry and greater speed and smoothness of lutlonary in their Influjpce on autor r 5>ciU by which many desirable im MARMON IS GIVEN habit of leading the automobile in T2 performance. dustry in, important bodv and mobile desi^. They ■ have ' ajdee; provements have been added with In this connection the connecting been adopted-^by-iother,: manufacturA out radical changes having been chassis developments continues rods have been fully machined and with unbroken vigor. era to such ah extent that today made in the distinctive and grace rifle drilled so that oil under pres GREAT RECEPTION they are coming to-be regarded as ful lines or fundamental changes sure is injected through the rods Outstanding among these . de standard practice in the industry.” in the mechanical specifications. to the piston pins. This is techni velopments is their distincLlve Among them was the, use of the cally known, as full pressure lubri beauty. J. B. Fields, Chrysler vice- seven-bearing crankshaft for the Automobile insukange cation and hdVetolq^ has been, a Display at New York" Show president in charge of sales, says first time in a car of medium price. cbaractf ristic of cars or'hf&h prfee. this beauty has been “ a" strong fac Extra large, balanced both statical A new air cleaner with a mineral tor in making each Chrysler’s new ly and dynamically, and with shim- PROTECT OTHERS AND YOURSELF wool content replaces the former Attracted Considerable cars the most successful it has ever le?s bearings, this 'fundamental im cleaner of a centrifugal type. Tests produced.” provement has given these cars have proven that this new type Chrysler pioneered the way Into much of their smooth running abili cleaner is highly efficient and does Attention. this authoritative style and beauty ty. Seven bearing crankshaft are Let-Us Take Care of Your Automobile not restrict the flow of air at any used in all cars bearing the Chrys engine speed. A larger carburetor in its new “ 75” ^ and “ 65” cars and, which embodies the newest features more recently, in its new Imperial. ler name. Chrysler al?o pioneered “ With the annual New York It also led the way into finer en the use of counterweighed .crank of carburation now is employed. Automobile Show at a close and re Crankcase ventilation is retained as gine performance by its introduc shafts in medium priced cars. ports coming in from many other tion, In 1927, of th e'“ Red Head?’. are the oil filter and gasoline pump Improved Winter Operation ■INSURANCE-• • _ important motor displays through In 1928 It further enhanced this by and filter. out the country, the reception ac Additional driving ease and com blazing the ^ay for better compres Another pioneering achievement corded Marmon’s lines of straight- sion from standard fuels by de was the entirely new system of fuel fort have been attained through a eights by public and trade alike has new and improved steering gear veloping the “ Silver Dome” . Use of distribution built into the' first revealed a new peak of success for Invar strut pistons in combination Chrysler. Its effects in fuel econo-' and improved adjustments of the the Marmon all-eight program.” clutch and brake pedals. These with “ tongue and groove” ' piston my, power evenness and flashing pedals are also equipped with rub Such was the statement of G. M, rings, another . Chrysler achieve pick-up were instantly recognized PAGANI BROTHERS ber pads. Williams, Marmon president, who, ment, is being hailed by engineers by automobile engineers as of high Adjustable front seats, a new in 1928, directed his company to Its as one of the most important steps est importance to automobile per INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS development by Fisher, are used in most successful year and who has t«ken in recent years toward the formance. Other manufacturers all closed body types. A very ac placed into effect another important perfection of internal combustion j have-now adopted variations of it. BANKBUILDING cessible handle adjusts the position program of expansion for Marmon, engines. , , . , The company’s engineers also PHONE 291 of the seat, which can be moved “ Interest in Marmon displays in Newest Type Brakes went rapidly to work on the cold SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN. forward or backward until tae New York, five in all. was greater Internal expanding hydraulic weather starting and., w'arming up I. J. Reuter proper position is attained. This, than ever before in my experience,” four wheel brakes, with their free problems.. To facilitate starting and The most apparent change in the with the adjustable steering col Mr. Williams said. "Likewise,<;Mt ■-outward appearance of the. 1929 umn which has long been a feature was evident that many dealers, not Oldsmobile is the addition of a of Oldsmobile, assures absolute only from the eastern territory, bub •heraldic crest on the radiator and comfort to every driver, whether from other points In the country in the removal of the name plate to a short, tall or of medium stature. New York for the. annual exhibit chromium plated bar connecting Another convenience drivers will regarded Marmon as a center of the larger headlamps, which now appreciate is the use of a subdued attraction. are supported by chromium plated green light to ill^uminate the in “ Opeqjng of the .New York -show standards. Other exterior refine strument panel. Tbjs was added marked anotkgj step in erflr plams tq^ ments include an advancement in after months of te^in^ which offer a full line oPfeights in all price design of the radiator shutters, a proved that the green light was classes— cars that are the result of both restful to the eyes and elimin new cadet type windshield visor years of development by the most which is designed to harmonize ated the- danger of glare reflections from the Instrument panel ,to the capable engineering and manufac with the graceful saddle on the turing staff possible for- us to as hood and cowl, and the changing driver’s eyes, thus adding to safety as well as comfort. Another con semble under a,singl& roof.” . ^ of the finish of the roof shoulders More than forty Marmon from fabric to sheet motal lacquer venience' is a new type windshield wiper which automatically returns straight-eight . automobiles were ed in body colors. publicly displayed in New York Adjustable front seats are now to the top of the windshield and is rigidly held there when not in use. during show week. Aside from tiyo Included in all closed models. separate exhibits at the Gwhd Cen These, with an even finer grade of Wider dodrs are now being used on the coupe models. These are tral Palace vhere the show proper mohair upholstery increase the was held displays were maintained comfort and beauty of the Fisher 34 3-16 inches, or 3% inches wider by Marmon in the Commodore and built body interiors. than heretofore. This places the The complete line of body models door panel well in back of the Belmont Hotels and’.at' its' New consists of seven standard models, driver, giving him uninterrupted York sales branch. all available in special and de luxe vision on both sides. The top and During the week of the show, a types. The line contains a landau 'rear quarter''of the sport coupes. number of new ..Marmon dealers sedan, four-door sedan, two-door V/hich are equipped with drop seats were established throughout'"'the Creation sedan, sport coupe, business coupe, Ure of sheet metal instead of fabiic. east, as well as in the south and sport roadster and sport phaetdn. This forms a more substantial and middle west, 'indicafting that;;the Coincident with the announcement lasting • body. The rear- window popularity of thq Marmon sty^gllt- of the new added features in Olds can be Idwefred when the drop eight programs has had a marked THE most modern thing' mobile a price reduction was made. seat is in use. effect on automobile merchants as in motor car design — ' The new low prices are: Standard Beside the new features listed well as the public. Chrysler’s matching o f body types-two door sedan $875; above, the standard equipment in Mr. Williams, in an interview in slender • profile radiator cludes four wheel brakes, four New York, gave an insight into coupe $875; four-door sedan, $975; with cowl-bar moulding laudau sedan $1035; Sport Coupe, Lovejoy shock absorbers, engine plans of unusual size and import phaeton and sport roadster $845. rubber mountings of special design, ance or Marmon in 1929 when he —has its artistic origin in Special body types two-door sedan a fully insulated rubberized felt said that “ my most conservative the repetitioq of motiffn $950;''cqupe $950; four-door sedan pad lines the partition between en estimate of Marmon production the historic frieze o f the $1050; laudau sedan $1110; sport gine and front compartment, radia next year would place the total far F o r t h e F I R S T t i m e ancient Parthenon. coupe phaeton and sport roadster tor shutters, gasoline gauge and ahead of the hew record output .•X r . ■ $1020. Deluxe body types two- engine temperature indicator.:; on established in 1928.” For the com door sedan $1005; Coupe $1005: dash, stqp'light, rear vision mirror ing twelve months, he said, the in Motor Cars— a Deliberate Design Using the Centuries^ four door sedan $1105:, landau and twin beam headlights. -Marmon program is the most em- sedan $1165: sport coupe, phaeton The special models have, in ad hracing ever attempted by the com Old Canons of True Charm and Loveliness, NOTE how the dynamic and sport roadster $1075. dition to all the standard features, pany. \ “ In keeirg with our policy two spare rims, tires and tubes One of the outstanding features I ■■ H symmetry o f Chrysler pledged to progress, we have,made whicfe.^re carried in ^nder wells of Marmon activity at the New Chrysler's unerring success in developing,, year after year, beauty fender contours and several refinements in the 1929 at th ^ chromium" "plated York show was a luncheon at the wheels expresses the very bumpers fro^P^nd rear, and a fold Oldsmobile,” said I. J. Reuter, Commodore Hotel which was at and style which lead the motor car industry, may be credited to president and general manager of ing trunk rack at the rear. essence of life and mo The extra equipment of the de tended by nearly 500 automobile the very individual and definite plan which animates Chrysler design. tion, just as do their the company, in a statement. “ None dealers from throughout the coun of them are radical, but all contri luxe models includes six wire counterparts in the "wave wheels, the two spares being car try. Mr. Williams was the princi bute to even greater value. Olds pal speaker, unfolding plans for border” of the classic mobile does not believe in changes ried in side fender wells, chromium , To achieve its unique beauty, Chrysler trusted no accidental in 1929, and his talk was supplement masterpieces of architec just for the sake of making the car plated bumpers front and rear, a spiration o f individual designers. different. folding trunk rack. Where the ed by talks of Thomas E. Jarrard, ture and design. new Marmon general sale? director,’ “ Months ago we held a referen color combinations of the car lend ^ dum. asking the question, ‘what themselves to the treatment, the John Tainish, sales manager, and Instead it went directly’to those sources o f art and architecture w hidi can we do to improve Oldsmobile?’ fenders are lacquered in color. other Marmon officials. This was asked of engineers, sev Among the Oldsmobile color have come down the centuries unsurpassed and unchallenged. eral thousand Oldsmobile owners, combinations the following are an In England one out of 200 chil ' J* . . IT may seem a far cry many women and acknowledged ex nounced for the standard and spec dren is said to be affected by word- from the correct lines of perts iu judging automobile values. ial body types: Two-door sedan, blindness. These .were studied, and examined,- in the patient pursuit of au an old Roman aqueduct Their replies are represented in the Dallas gray upper quarters with thentic beauty. They were reduced to exact formulae of-line to the "arched-window” refinements presented in the 1929 Dunsmuir gray panel and trim. Lan silhouette of the Chrysler Oldsmobile.” dau, Hazelwood Brown and Suma are: Landau, Trouville blue. Four- and outline. , : y *: ' ; Ccrtinuous research work by the tra biege. Four-door sedan, Alger o f today. Here it is, how door sedan, Bloomfield and Birm •sat engineers have resulted in an in ian blue. Business coupe. Maple ingham greens. Sport Coupe, ever—a plain indication crease in horse power and a corres and Abbott grays. Phaeton, Dages Crocket brown and Locust cream. Then caine the charaaeristically daring Chrysler step. " • ' o f the artistry with which ponding-improvement in mechani tan blue and Bogwood tan. Sport Phaeton, Dustproof, Armorial and Chrysler lines are cal performance. The high com roadster. Washington Gray with Abbott grays. Business coiipei These canons o f ancient cla^ic art Were carefully translated into developed. pression Oldsmobile engine now gunmetal trim including fenders. Dagestan blue. Sport roadster, develops 62 horse power and this Colors for the de luxe body types Washington gray and gunmetal. terms of motor beauty and utp%^ They were applied to the most m oddn vehicle that travelsjthe earth. .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,I,|„|,1111111,1,1,III,II,I,||„||||„|||,||||||„„|,II, THE Chrysler front ele The results were hailed as mast^pii^es of dynamic symmetry— an vation indicates the influ expression as'iiew to the induSOy asthe Chiyslers themselves. The ence of the Egyptianlotus FOR leaf pattern. Modified to FOR acpompanjdng , illustrations m ^ e clear the origins erf* some of its modern application, the details of the very latest Chrysler style__ the style that re it is perfectly propor tioned, and applied with . 1 5 styles alt motor cars,' ^ |> : ■ ' ' ■ ’ ■ consummate artistry ;<• blending beauty , Th^ show very, definitely the^ of a plan, the like of and utility. YEARS e r t h e which can-be found nowhere else ^^the industry. I t is cvei^hete conceded that C h ^ e r s^le and beauty are today Crash Comes ARTISTS know this as a m ore s t t o ey^r. The deiiijerate and conscious plan which "rising, diminishing se WE HAVE BEEN PAYING LOSSES g^ve them birth assured then a n d ^ ^ e the greater grace, charm ries.” The level road, the if-:-, — ON— ahd artistiy in Chrysler cars. slightly arched bumper, the shortes arched ti»« rod above, end finally the New Chrysler **65” — Six hody^ dyles priced front $iofo to shorter and more deeply AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE r r f New Chrysler "75”— body styles pricedfrom arched radiator contour, v * *^'^' New Chry^er Imjjerial — Five custom form e series in perfect It is the SERVICE and C O M P A N Y That Counts. ‘Myles priced from to$^^^f^mi pfices f o. h. Detroit. harmony- , You u e d ^otectiOtt only when in trouble and then YOU DO NEED IT ■ U 1. and s o m e REAL SERVICE w ith i t ix .A- m All Chrysler Models ^^5” and the new Chrysler Imperidl ■ ^ i-' on display at fhe Automobile Show, and at all Dealers^ Showrooms ROBERT SMITH 1009 MAIN ST. / . WeSenAefeWCombinafion Policies GEORGE S . SM ITH mBISSELL STREET, | ^ - SOUTH MANCHESTMI \' i-' W - / . / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER; CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1929. PAGE nnittEEN_-f ■ j ' . ’ • - ' - •— ■' ‘g''t|x ;; full length bumpers to protect $2,500,000 in new “ 400” machin create a new all-time proAt/mil^ ’ DODGE’S NEW SIX BIG SALES RECORD trunk and rack. “ Regal” equip ery and an additional expansion and sales record. While this expres Sedan In Dodge Brothers New Six Line ment includes the same articles program amounting to more than sion of public approval was~pili9g without the trunk rack for models $2,000,000, orders exceeded by up in every sectidn of the tJnit^d. HITS SALES MARK having a built-in trunk as regular thousands of cars tte maximum States', the new Nash series, was en BEHIND NASH CARS equipment. Wire and disc wheels production afforded by the famous joying like triumphs abroad. Ex as well as the new wood wheels, Nash precision manufacturing sys port shipments In the three mdhtlis . which, make their first appearance tem, which no amount of public ending October 3.1, It -was found,/ Schailer Motor Sales Dis at the Show, are optional. pressure was allowed to affect, in exceeded by 80.6 cars the coci^bhiod New Twm Igpition "400'" These new wood wheels- available July, the first month following the Nash export shipments for Hd caL. for “ Royal” and: “ Regal” equip “ iOO” Introdpction,, 2,fil6 cars endar years of. 1921, 19'22, 1923 plays This Car at Man - Series Has Features That ment, .a.re,'of special designed, were shipped and above the big. and 1924. twelve-spoke type. They are finish gest previous July '. on ..company chester Show. ed in natural color and form an books. In August this increase ad Win Patrons. other hlsbly attractive; future for vanced to 4,49'5 cars, in,September “ CRACKING” INCREASES- the new Nash cars, adding another it grew to 6,17tt cars over the big Five billion gallons of gasoline, step in Nash style advance. The gest previous September; in Octo or one-third the total Consumed in ^ record breaking volume of Sweeping into 1929 with six wheel is a development of super ber it reached a margin of increase the United Statqs during 1928, orders has followed the recent an- strength exclusive to Nash models. were produced by the “ cracking” months of the greatest sales and of 10,1GG cars, and shortly after I nouncement of the Dodge Brothers It Is of the demountable type and process. Thjs method utilizes production records in company his the middle 01 November the hun massive in construction, with dred thousandth “ 400” Series car, high temperature and pressure, to New Six models throughout the tory behind the new twin-ignition. produce gasoline from fuel oils chrome plated locking ring and hub built since the June introduction. country. The cars first displayed Salon type “ 400” Series of cars, the flange, to make what is considered .1- —.., vTuituwhich at uurinai normal lemperacure temperature and r d from ths production lines to pressure would give none. by Schailer Motor Sales, local deal Nash motors company offers Ameri the.strongest arid handsomest auto er, will form one of the chief dis can motorists and Automobile Show mobile wheel available today. plays at the local automobile show. patrons a number of brand new Three complete groups of Nash Early buyers of the new car have T J E A U T Y in lines and colors is represented in this popular model o f the Dodge and advanced motor car features cars, which have set new high . been enthusiastic in their praise which form one of the most inter standards in value for the Ameri .—a...-. ■ ... A Six. The •■Mono-piece body, an exclusive featurOf provides rigidity and m m of the car’s performance, riding esting and valuable contributions can industry, make up the Show balance, and is so mounted to the chassis that the car's roadability is an outstanding mad,e by the industry to the new 5 comfort and appearance. Mechan display. A striking cut-away chas E ical refinements have provided in jeatute. Exterior hardware is chromium plated,’’ Refinements in body c /V* 7 T" o n e e e a r tiu!st not m iss seeing B ijur Ceniralixed Far mdr* power «ad speed with —In fact it is an entire show CIMsssis JLubrication gresler eepnemy o f gssoHne than poeaiblewiUi8ii^eiffiitiaii.Atevezy Press a pedal and 21 points, in- q>eed this new Nash Twin-Ignition clnding all spring shackles, ate motor delirm wonderhil potform- hy Itself—becanse it embodies✓ oiled aatomatically and instantly ance. batant, alort get-away and nnder 100 pounds pressure. Saves time and money. One of the great est features of convenience and n ii the newest and most Tain- economy ever offered motorists. tVlarUPe JEmeiest JBfrtueir C umtr ot V-Beqrins Cratsleslsaft W e challenge thewotM on thianew Tins is the world’s finest practice **400” fettnze. Nowhere ia them able motor ear developments —expensive, but worth it— be- another car ao marvdonaly easy to eansc o f finer performance than ateerandnmiandporh,oi»w •^••••. 'H... PAGE FOUPvTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.*.TUESDAY, JANUARY.29* 1929. — . . — , ...... ’^- adjustable steerinig column, and a thumb switch for the twin-beam ratio of the' final dri^e and other namely: roadster, phaeton, coupe, SAIii: HARM& ROAliA . - > new treadle type accelerator. Foot headlights are mounted in the Essex The Challenger Throws the Gaivitlet features.. convertible coupe, coach, standard lEWSTUDEBAKER pedals are fitted with rubber pads. center of the thin grip, flat type The development of the power sedan and town sedan. The con The safety glass windshield can be steering wheel. The wheel is the plant to an bn^ne delivering 55 vertible coupe and the town sedan Pennsylvania;" ,^ha^ barfed .' from opened to full ventilating^ position steel core safety type which will hqfsesi^pQwer has' led to the adop- are newcomers to the Essex line. 5 ' LINES AT SHOW by means of a convenlentfy placed not break or shatter under the tlofr o f ne* niain and connecting its highways ice cream trucks on crank. most severe stresses, and conforms r o d 'b e ^ ^ ^ of new design for A Minneapolis man sued because which provision's have not been Adoption of non-shatterable glass to the type prescribed by the safety which pateni: applications are pend his cigare't-lighter wouldn’t work. code of the American Automobile made to prevdnt the dripping of salt for the windshield eliminates the ing. . In the Inrproved main bear It is interesting to note that some hazards of broken windshield and Association. ings,'thh' lower half is without the water on the roads.' Laboratory il&rst Appearance Here This flying glass. The new safety glass Few cars in the history of the body really bought a cigaret lighter tests have proven that the salt CQuVetitibnai;" lubrication grooves that he didn’t give to a friend.' is made of two sheets of ground industry have caught and held the and in the connecting rod bearings harms the roads. f.v -Week; Many Improyements and polished piate glass laminated admiration of moto-ists more com the upper halves are'ungrooved. Gn to a clear, transparent Pyralin pletely than The President Eight. the btheV hand, the upper iriain binder. Even the severe impact of Introduced just a year ago, it out bearings and the lower connecting r Noted. a hammer blow will not cause the sold every eight cylinder car in the rod bearings are grooved In accord- ’glass to shatter. world six months after its first ap atice with, a hew system that pro- The new bodies are as notable pearance. Its sensational run of v^des.ehpibils'lubrication in spite of for their graceful lines and smart 30,000 miles in 26,326 minutes last the faqtThUt the ' bearings them-' ^ A new Commander Eight, an Im colors as for” their roominess and summer, followed by its 24-hour The Hudson Motor Car Company, master builders of Super Six cyl selves, adjusted with, closer proved Commander Six at a new comfort". A new ^treatment - - of rqn in November, when two stock clearances than are common prac- low price, and a ' new President moulding .and. body -- panels em roadsters averaged more than 85 inder automobiles, has produced for 1929 a car which contains seventy- six Improvements. Gasoline consumption is reducd; there is better ttce. T'."' " ■ Eijght, make their first formal ap- phasizes their low hung appear fhlles per hour from dusk to dusk, .'.Alsp,.Thrpugh. the adoption of a |)earance here this week. Rounding ance. The windshield pillars are gave Studebaker a clean sweep of carburetion with 24 per cent more power and increased speed. So con fident are the makers of again dominating their price class they have new Marvel carburetor with twq put the complete Studebaker line gracefully curved from cowl to the official American stock car perform heat controls, adjustments for tem Who Licks the Creani? are The Dictator and the Erskine trim polo cap visor. A broad body ance records as'well as five world styled the 1929 Essex line the' Challenger. Quality consistent with the best taste in color and furnisbings, has been particularly stressed, perature and climatic changes, etc., -feix. belt set off by raised mouldings ex records and eight international the gasoline* consumption is said to AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE AT COST ■ The President is offered in two tend frdm cowl to rear quarter, records. While the new Essex, the lower-<&cause the output of the motor has be still lower than before. ' ' Tlie Ijunibeniian’s Mutual relm'uefl 2,'3% of tlie iireiiiiiim paid aeries with longer wheelbases of where it narrows to continue Essex the .Challenger now comes to every policyholder last year ami have ahvavs w • > I OIL BURNER rv\^ RANGES ! \ . A fter a Thorough Investigation N I Have Decided to Sell • ; KELVINATOR A New AH erican that REG.U.S.PAT.OFF. Household and Commercial Refngeration in AUTOMATIC OIL HEATING F0R HOMES Manchestei; and Vicinity. [ 15;Years NOISEESS Announced a few short weeks ago----- a magnificent successor to a .justly famous name. And now the New All-American. Six Oakland is enjoying the nation^s ad--']l^ SAFE miration----- winning the praise of all America. Enjoying the admiration caused by its new and original beauty. By the luxury t'v'Y! ra ciE N T of its superb new bodies by Fisher. By its truly distinctive style: Winning praise for its pulse-stirring performance,.. .for its glorious pick-up, power and speed. Keeps Homes And those familiar with its mechanical quality marvel at the manner in which it Warm and is built. At such fine car features as an accurately balanced “line of drive” ___ dy ^ m fortable. namically balanced, counter-weighted crankshaft----- elusive patented rubber cushion ed engine mounting----- dirt-and-wea'ther-proof internal-expanding four-wheel brakes. Eliminates Small wonder that a car so wonderfully constructed___ so brilliantly styled.____ Utmost Dirt, Soot, Ashes should be winning America’s acclaim. Especially since the New All-American is avail*- S able at such a surprisingly moderate price. and Shoveling 1‘rices $1145 to $1375 f, o. b. factory, phis delivery charges. I^OTejoy Hydraulic Shock Ab Coal. sorbers and spring covers included in list prices. Bumpers and rear fender guards extra Check Si-' Oakland delivered prices— they Include lowest haudUng charges. General Motors Time Pavnmnt IMan available at minimnin rate, ‘ AETNA SEE IT AT THE AUTO SHOW /L BURNERS Made by the makers of Nokol KEMP BROTHERS Burners. , To Your Kitehen | 130 Center S t, South Manchester When You Do So Your Home" Will Be^Different’C- FOR INDUSTRIAL WORK, CHURCHES, SCHOOLS Kelvinator is the oldest electric refi^eratii|ti. First AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS unit installed still operating satisfactorily, '' ^ A L L / .. . I'V V \ V p.y Headquarters forJ^himlMiis and: Heating Supplies. MAIN STREET, OPPOSTTE PiURK STREET SOUTH MANCHESTER »♦ .V • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1929 I Engineers cite, as one reason for' developing the tremendous amount?CAII|li firiillC Ii T AWQ vember of 1927 was theliest month 1928. Public appreciation- of tbe RBSKAKCU UOSl HIGH. ~ this extraordinary power develop ‘of power developed-by the L it If iJ iu Hupmobile history, when 5075 New Century models eontiouet! un The Li.^ S. Bureau uf PQl^Ue DESOTO SUCCESS ment, the short, heavy and rigid engine. Flanges running length HUPP SUCCESS Hupmobile cars were sold. Like abated. Roads, the various state bl w t Success Surpassing AU Records H. A. STEPHENS In Motor Car History (Corner Center and Knox Sts., . ^ South Manchester rpHERE is no gain- saying the tremen as Authorized Hupmobile Dealer dous popularity of the new De Soto,Six. The public has heaped upon Offering the Hupmobile this magnificent Chrys ler-built six a record of success without prece dent or parallel in the industry. From August 4 -when 9 J t the first annnuni’ement t t was made-ti) Decem 2 2 2 t ber ’, more than '55.000 NTH \ TIv De Soto Sixes were 1 2 2- bui' «nd shipped from \ M ultum pro parvo the factory, and de EIGHT &SIX Faetorif $845; Road man ■ is insistently call ster Espanol, $845; ing for more. Sedan Cache, $845; Cupe Business, $845; Thus I )e Soto Six comes n Sedan, $885; Cupe de h e addition of this strong Lujo, $885; Sedan de tp its first Manchester New and impressive beauty, Lujo, $955. All prices automobile show with a company to the ranks of new and brilliant qualities of at factory. T record of success never Hupmobile dealers, reflects performance now surround the before attained by any • new car in its initial five the high caliber of business men no\v entire Hupmobile Century line \yhether months of prodm-tion. being attracted to Hupmobile by die your choice falls on the striking new Again, the pn' *' nays phenomenal success of the new Hupmo Hupmobile Century Six and Eight or the eager tribute < the beauty, comt< per bile Century Eight and Six. equally luxurious Century 125 Eight—-a formance and /alue For 20 years the naine Hupmobile has car that has consistendy led all straight* that only Chrysler can eights in sales since first announced. give in a car so moder been identified in the public mind witK ately priced. the highest manufacturing ideals in the^ We cordially invite the public to visit automobile industry. our new dealer’s showroom and inspect Now to this presdge of engineering and the new Hupmobile Century Line now manufacturing skill, is added the pres embracing more thaa fifty distin D e S oto S i x tige of the Century’s greatest advance guished standard and custom-equipped PRODUCT of CHRYSLER % in unusual and distinctive body styles. models on three different wheelbases. SEE IT AT THE AUTO SHOW \ H upp M otor (!ar G^rporation H. A. STEPHENS Detroit, Michigan Cor. Center and Knox Sts. South Manchester \ - 4 ’■ '. -/ T- :-■: * ’-I SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERA]LD. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1929. VOUF CHILDREN D m I • _ .1 I . iw; I I !!■. ^ Olive I^ ^ rts aarkin A '■ •'•A Qiq2S bu KEA ServiceJnc fV*-' 9ou. Qloate in Often it Is difficult for parents THIS H.\S HAPPENED “How do you mean— unreason-1 wasn’t what anybody d call a tear-. ing ovpr on. the Left Sank,.- and no to agree onHhe manner of bringing ASHTORETH ASHE, honey- able, Monty?” [ing model. Still,* she certainly body speaks any ' Engllsb,' ‘and lip their children but it is still more ' •£. i: ^ mooning in Paris, meets an old “Oh, it makes savages stick'wasn’t going, to sound disloyal. Monty 'doesn’t know m’uch French difficult sometimes for grand yet. Atid 1 cbnld just|tell rhe-was sweetheart, MONTY ENGLISH. rings through their noses, and! Tm having a perfectly wonder- mothers and mothers to agree. li=bb»cl?e(i Monty is young and handsome, but smiled at her indulgently. “And itlful time,” she declared, and pursed so desolate. So I tbpught It wodld Grandmothers are apt to say, “I Ashtoretli turned him down be makes saps out of wise guys. And'her red lips primly. be awfully nice, dear, if you didn’t mind, to have 'him up for dinner know, for I have already brought »e» .* cause he was only a radio salesman, little girls ask questions. It’s a “Is money all it’s cracked up to up one family.” And mothers are snare and a delusion, that’s what be?” he asked. “You remember. some time.”^ , and poor as poverty. Hollis patted her small dark likely to answer, and rightly, “It She married, instead, a milhon- it is.” Ash, 1 always said you’d marry for is my job and I’ll have to learn.” aire named HOLLIS HART, who They strolled down the street, love or money.” head. If mothers could raise two fam chatting like strangers. "Well, I did, didn’t I?” she de ■ “Any time ^ou say. Orchid.” showers her with gifts and loves ilies,, however, we wonder If the ■i., -4 her with all Ids heart- Ashtoreth “Where are you living?” she manded. She let,him hold her then.* And, “Which?” he inquired insolently. when her hair caught in the frogs second would be any better off loves him, too—or she thinks she asked. than the first. Isn’t each child does. Anyway, Holds is fabulously “Pension,” he told her. “Over “Love, idiot,” she told him on his dressing gown, she laughed. on the Left Bank. You’re at the sharply. And put ber head back, for him to a new experiment? Are any two '^caakiss her lips. “Yes,” she said. “We’ve a suite Hollis had reached the hotel “Love me?” she whispered. use precisely the same method A Uac) oP Hispano-Suiza, with a chauffeur with Tom and Betty that she used named Felix, who wears a bottle- that’s bigger than the flat. And before she returned, and called to “Love you!” he cried! “Oh, Or green uniform. And she wears the I’ve a maid of my own.” her from his room, as she opened chid . . ..’Orchid!” with'Richard and Louise? most beautiful clothes of any Amer “Holy cow!” He whistled softly. the door. And later, when he had carried When Grandma lives with the “And you like it. Ash?” Oh, Orchid—is that you? Hello, her to the llttie brocaded-love seat, family she is going to be very un ican girl in Pai'is (which is sajing Hnp- Did you. have a good all fat and puffy, and co'vered with happy If she allows her daughter’s 'Irocfe — a great deal). “I told you,” she reminded him, darling, Now she is sitting with Monty “that I am very happy.” time?” pink roses, he held her in his arms. or her daughter-in-law’s method at a little sidewalk cafe near the “Your husband,” he remarked, She tossed her coat across a and asked her softly. of training the children to disturb Flower Market, watching the when they had walked in silence to Louis XIV chair, teetering on Its “Tell me. Orchid— truly, dear.— her. the Quai, “seemed like a regular skinny gold legs. are you habpy?” If she does she will see things French sweethearts make love to She-buried her head against his each other. chap. Ash. I suppose he told you “Fine. I’ll be right in, dear.” daily that are going to put a Monty tells Ashtoreth how he all the details about the smash, and She wanted to see herself as shoulder. strain on her fortitude and pa has come to Paris, to sell radios. the paper 1 had in my pocket. That Monty had seen her. Before she “Why, Holly, what a question!” tience. But wise grandmothers Suddenly he leans to her across the was how we knew each other. Lord, powdered her nose, or poked her will be far happier, and inciden short ends up. To look upon her But her voice was so muffled, he table. what a coincidence!” tally daughters too, if they learn “Yes, wasn't it?” self through his eyes, and guess could not hear. And he lifted her to close their eyes to things of “Tell me. Ash?” he asks, “are chin ■with his fingbr tips. you happy, dear?” "I didn’t tell him 1 was going what he had thought. which they disapprove. to ask you to marry me. I didn’t She crossed the room, to the long “Are you as happy. Sweetheart, - I feel doubly sorry for grand NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY want him to be magnanimous and mirror on the further wall, and in as you dreamed'of being? You’re parents these days, as methods in -Ti Ora.c all that sort of rot.” spected herself critically . . . Well. not disappointed? Everything’s child-training have changed so CHAPTER XLIII “What did you tell him, Monty?” Monty wouldn’t think she had beautiful?” : radically. “Well, you saw the story, didn’t changed for the worse, that was ."Beautiful!” she -Whispered. Ashtoreth toyed with a straw "And this Monty'boy didn’t make It is better to allow mothers to berry tart. • you? I told him you were a friend sure. attend to the training of the chil ^‘Happv?” she repeated. Why, of mine, and naturally a thing like Hollis was wearing a brocaded you sorOi ab’out- anything?” dren. If a little spanking -is Im- YOUTHFULLY LOVELY. Monty 'darling, of course I’m that made me hot. He knew I was dressing gown with silk frogs all “Why, Holly, ! how could he. pendin.g, that is the time I’d ad on my way to see you. He was over the front of it. They were al dear?” . An interesting example of what happy.” , She snuggled closer, against his vise Grandma to make a few long- But her voice was a little, scared very decent about it, too. Asked ways catching' in Ashtoreth’s hair, put-off calls. And If she has to let can be accomplished by the home whisper, that any man could guess me to drived up with him. There when he held her against him. She chest. sciamstress is illustrated in a kissed him lightly, avoiding his “I bought some linens for mother off a little indignant steam, dear was lying. wasn’t any point to that, though. soul, it would be an e.xcellent idea charming simple dress that is ut They sat in silence, like lovers Your mind was made up then. He arms. today. Those colored damasks. terly smart and feminine. It rather “Miss me. Holly? You’d never She’ll be so jtleased.” for ojie of the calls to be on an old who had quarreled. Near them, a said you were going to be married friend or nieghbor who is in the leans toward the new Princess sil m i \ student from the Latin quarter in the morning. Well, that settled guess who 1 bumped into, dear.” “Always thinking of spnaeone houette with its swathed hips and things for me. I wasn’t going but “Anybody 1 know?” else!” he murmured tenderly. same plight she is. drank cholocate with his sweet It would be a good thing, of flaring side that dips the hem. heart. They leaned across the ta ting in. . “Well, sort of. Guess.” He kissed the back of her neck, Shirring in bodice at end of’V of “First, when he was telephoning He laughed. “Sadie Morton, where her straight hair curled in course, for everyone concerned if ble, and exchanged kisses. Down ■young .mothers and grrandmothers collarless neckline is a new style the street came a man and girl, to you, I thought I’d like to talk to with a sugar daddy?” surprising little twists, like the detail. This attractive dress you. But, when he handed me the “No. Oh, you’d never know . . tendrils on sweht peas. could have an occasional intelli 'with their arms about each other. gent quiet talk over the child chooses black dull silk crepe with She said something that made him phone, and 1 heard your voice on Monty English, dear!” “Oh, my goodness. Holly; Now trimming pieces of sleeves and the other end . ...” Ashtoreth, forgetting the frogs I’m all caught on those old frogs problem; but those should be laugh, and he stopped to brush her without emotion, and not during looped bow at left hip of black lips with his. A bus stopped on "I know,” interrupted Ashtoreth. for the moment, wound her arms again.’’ sheer velvet. For the 36-inch bust, “You asked for mother.” about her husband’s neck . . . “I’m so sorry, dear.” the excitement of a crisis as such •fS j the corner, and the first man to de He separated frogs and hair things are apt to be. 2% yards of 40-inch material is scend held his arms up to a girl “And 1 couldn’t even talk to “And I was thinking, dear— sufficient ailh yard of 40-lncb In a red tarn. She flung herself her.” he admitted'. • "Just a regular wouldn’t it be nice to ask him to gently. The enchanted moment had It is bad for children to over have dinner with us some night?” passed. hear fhese argument, particular contrasting. Style No. 400 is de ° A u ' / into his arms, and he kissed her as darn fool, that’s all. signed in sizes 16, 18, 20 years, 36, he set her on her feet. Ashtoreth Hollis agreed good naturedly. Let’s have a cocktail!” Ashto ly if Grandma is taking their part. She slipped her hand confidingly “Why, fine. Anything you’d like. reth shook out her skirts. “Tell It shakes faith in their mother's 38, 40 and 42 inches bust. It is and Monty looked at each other very smart inprinted silk crepe, and smiled. in his. Orchid. Why didn’t you bring him them good strong ones, Holly.” judgment and undermines respect “How are'things going, Monty? back with you?” Ashtoreth had learned to drink for discipline. The result Is a self-trimmed for Immediate and all 00291, nr NCA ^onncET me. ■ .? “Don’t you adore the French Spring wear. I’attern price 15 lovers!” she exclaimed. “At home Do you like it over here?” “Oh, he had an appointment to cocktails in Paris. Somehow they very b-ad thing in the long run. “Oh, sure. It’s all right. Lots night. He’s selling fadios. Holly. helped her to forget all about Hol cents in stamps or coin (coin is now, there are policewomen on the preferred). Wrap coin carefully. working -tery closelyt oii7c<^lierative -Common, to arrest boys and girls of fun, where I’m living. All And, you’d never believe it, but he lis two front teeth on their little t LOCAL ATTENDING purchases, and at today’s meeting - for kissing. And over here they French people, you know. Gives says business is just wonderful. He swivels . . . She didn’t even mind We suggest that when you send MAN when he kept saying “Orchid . . . for this pattern you enclose 10 group buying w4H be done on an don’t think anything ot it at all. you a chance to pick up the lan says American salesmen are the exteneiyq .aca!?- There are three couples we’ve seen guage.” only ones that have any punch. Im Orchid . . . ” as if it was his cents additional for a copy of our STYLE EXHIBmNN.Y. kissing within three minutes.' “It’s very nice at the Ritz,” she agine coming all the way from Bos prayer. And tilling her, hver and Spring Fashion Magazine. It’s just Monty bent to his pastry. boasted. ton to sell radios to Frenchmen!” over again how wonderful she was. filled witli delightful styles, incliid “It’s all in the national view “All right, if you. like it,” he ‘Where did you see him. Or Oh, it was very nice,, of course, ing smart ensembles, and cute de THIS IS WHAT “IT-’MS - point, I suppose. Being human, agreed. “I should think you’d chid?” to have a' man .so absoTuteiy rinsane signs for the kiddies. J. Fradin ot Fradin’s Apparel London— Perhaps this caa'-be like the rest of those birds. I’d like smother in all that grandeur. Me “Oh, it was just the funniest a'bout you. ‘ But' ; . . well, a few Shop Is today attending an exhlb.- applied generally - to ail husbands, for the little old Left Bauk.” thing.’ You know you’ve never cocktails did help. There was no tion of Spring styles at his buying but a woman in the Wiilesden Po a kiss myself. But, being Ameri IHanchester Herald can. 1 eat a foolish cake instead.” “We’ve a car,” she told him taken me to Saint Chapelle, and getting aj-ound that., Because, nat office in New York City. In addi lice Court recently defined-tifa'word grandly. ‘A Hispano-Suiza.” I’ve been just dying to see it . . . ” urally. a girl had 1o he pretty sweet I’a tte rn 'Service “ it”. asiisekFhy-a famous woman mustn’t forget that eta taitrdar When woman breaks tlie law, she! tion to the showing of many hun “Why. the idea. Monty! You “Y*»u can't make me sore,’ he to a man who was always giving dreds of garments there will be a novelist. The clerk pointed to' a boastrt. “I've a Citroen—one of j* Hollis suppressed a small smile her things. Insists on arguing herself and j As our narier’iis are iiiailed dinner In the evening at a New man in court and said, “is that mustn't forget that 1 m a married everyone else into believing that rroiti New York Guy please al your husband?” She rejplled,‘“Y^es, woman.” tliose French flivvers—myself. And j • • . “But you said you hated gn- There were times, when she had A’ork hotel or restaurant, the exact I know my way around, too." ing to churches, dear.” a ghastly feeling of paving for she has only done what she had low five flays. sir, that’s it-.” i a “I’m not liable to,” he told her. every right in the world to do and place to be announced after the ex “That’s the devil of it.” She thought of their chauffeur,! “Oh, I know. But you might pearls amjf amethysts ■ with her I’allern No. hibition. At the dinner it is plan Pelix. Grand in bottle green liv- have known that I'd love to have kisses and her arms. There were. that the law is a silly old thing, ned to have a merchandising expert She leaned toward him. and thejery. He hart a lUtle waxed mous- gone with you. if you’d ever once-in fact, times when she thought of anyway. When men break a law ! talk on some particular problem in asked me. Anyhow. I thought I'd! that letter her father had written they accept the fact that they have Price 15 Cents fragrance of her violets was a little I fache. and his finger nails were erred and are criminal and only store operation and stock turnover. brealli of springtime, She put her j beautifully manicured. There was go this afternoon, ail by myself, her. She wondereij if Hollis ever ■' MURPHY AND SAIDELLA DEFEAT T ? T l II I I i H CONRAN AND KEBART IDS PINS JL. TO HAND CLUNTTES R E A M DID YOU KNOW THAT— L .a r D d l Town Champ Averages 118 FIGURE THIS OUT. Sandy Weiner, who started out to be a tennis wow. .. .And The gentlemen who have been Westfield Girls in As H e'and Partner Win was one of Willie Tilden’s little commissioned to crown the new fWOfVHAm boy friends for several seasons. heavyweight champion by present The way some girls dress to nary; New B rita^ Cana Five of Seven Games Roll ....W o n second prize for the ing him with the Tunney-Muldoon catch a man, it’s a won best punting... .On the Yale trophy have ruled that the name of football squad. . .The California Tommy Burns shall not appear on der they don’t cateW dians and Bristol Here ed Over North. crew may be invited to low in a the trophy as a former champion. pneumonia big English regatta on the It is their ruling that Burns Thames river. . . .That will be never won the championship' in Three Following W eeb . Howard Murphy and Jack Saidel- a feature of the celebration of Want Ad Information. IxMt ead fbond i Arttcleo tor Bale 4S LOST—POCKETBOOK on Mala or COLD? C A N TB E’CAUSE HOWITZER COMPANY HOSPITAL NOTES Manchester Oak atreets. Finder please call FOR SALE—ELECTRIC aewlng ma 478-J. chine. Cheap, 37 Edwards street. North Manchester. MERCURY D ID N l DROP BIDS CAPTAIN A D e The Memorial hospital today re Evening Herald Aanoanoeme»t« a ported the diaeharge .of Michael Gassified Advertisements Pnel and ('eed 49-A Phone Your Want Ads Demko of 8S Oak street and the STEAMSHIP TICKBTSx a U paits ot The principal feature of the’ an admission of Miss Nellie Komak of Count BIX averag* the world. Ask tor Mlllng lieu and At Least Thermometer Regis nual banquet of the Howitzer com Inltlala numbers and ratoA Phone 160-A Robert J. Smith, FOR SALE— WOOD 75 c:rds of hard 32 Summit street and the death of each count as a word and eompond wood. Charles F. Burt, Gilead. TeL To The tered Above Zero All Night; pany held Saturday night at the took Main ecreet. Wllllmantlo 273-12, Miss Katie A. Manion, aged 75, of ■words as two worda Minimum cost U ■Wind W as BKter. State Armory here was that It took Golway street. price of three , Antomooilee for Sale « FOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING kinds on the character of a farewell party Line rates per day for transient of wood, sawed stove tength, and Some Manchester people are de to the unit’s former commander. 1927 Ford Fordor Sedan. under cover, chestnut hard and slab. Captain Allan L. Dexter, who has L. T. Wood Company, 66 Bissell St. luded regarding'the severity of the BffectlTe March 17, 2-1926 Ford Tourings. Evening Herald been promoted to Intelligence offi PUBUC RElfORDS Cash Charge 2-1925 Fprd,. Fordor Sedans. present cold wave. It Isn’t nearly FOR SALE—HARD WOOD slabs, cer of the 169th Infantry. 6 Consecutive Days I cisl » cts 1926 Hupnioblle Touring. as..cold asUhe average person be 2-1924 Ford Coupes. sawed stove length $10 per cord. O. Captain Dexter was given a Dun- 3 Consecutive Days » ctw ll cts H. Whipple, telephone *2228 evenings. lieves; Warrantee Deed 1 Day ,..,...... •••1 It ctel All of the above mentioned cars hill pipe and can of tobacco by the have been rechecked and are sruaran- ‘ Ih When the barbarians overran' fire department, like so many other features of Roman civilization, sank into oblivion and for over a thou sand years there were no regular fire companies. Great fires were common; Berlin was destroyed in 1405 Constantinople wae swept a dozen times, Londotv was repeately laid waste, and-Moscow and Vienna suffered again and again. (To Be Continued^ ,^«wtchw«ixl8r»cp.M.CtCTHe>*.1>37.Th»0i^t^^ MANCHESTER EVENlxn TIRRAT.D, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1929. PAGE N^NETEE^5^^ FLAPPER"FANNY SAYS- SKIPFY By Percy L Crosby SENSE and nonsense POOR COMPARISON. i'KiPPy iKifjA/€R! "How’s your car running?” H i«V £ Y o u "Not so good; can’t get her pue A holbv H6'y throttled down.” P O N £ T O M V tAUse He “How’s your wife?” ’Sh'e’s the same thank you.” Son Aususr ^ CAN'T BRINS t r \ IlH YH£ House Only Green Walt For Signal. . I I A traffic light I Means “ stop” when red— I But lips that are j l\Iean “ Go ahead.” ■ Rehearsal. “Let’s run over a few things to* gether,” said the automobile in- A •structor to his pupil. Do Yon Believe in Signs? If you do, this one in front of a farm house not a thousand miles away might intei’est you; “ NO! I have no water. I don’t know the road to no place. RtO.U.S,PAT.OFr. ^1929. BY NEA SERVICE. INC. I have nothing for sale. CopyrighS, 1929; Percy L. Crosby, Central Prea Assn., Inc. Just keep ou going and don't The latest thing in pajamas is honk!” OUR BOARDING HOUSE the last one to get home. Mickey (Himself) McGuire By Fontaine Fox \ Modern Purchaser. “ This new model coach,” said By Gene Ahem the salesman, “ has just been reduc ed one hundred and fifty dollars— ” “ I don’t care anything about the -fHE orrHEF? OF THoUfiHT if price,” protested the prospective W<5ULhD a 5WELL I PEA IF THEY ALJ-i Wof^E PEHgV He a r Nbu sQiiiBs buyer. “How much is the first pay ment?” HAT^ JU3T L.IKE -THEIR Ih E A P E F ^ . [ANN 6?V6VrCiM^\-XN -THeSE WORKS ■P0R,A S ALL FINISHED If all the miles ■walked by girls y M S r <— ^ YoLi.SAY -r»4A-r PH0TbeRAPI HOW USSEN, ruT ruT, \ 1 \ OF COURSE It GOES UP. -,i QuiT The CHEHERM. BUT VJOTm 'BOUT IT HOHSENSel FORCE:. TvMS ! UP VOO GO ^S COMING POWH? h e y ! TOt BMIOON H!\S5> HUCkLET 1 ^ j\ SUCK. AS A. i V^Ot IP IT DOESN'T BE£N UP TvlREE TilAES ISN'T SPkFE V\STlE SfOmr ^ NAl OKHRAN ~ PICTURES ^ KNICK AH? \ UNP ’\t UI\SS NEFFtR M&.U& PAT.orp. ^ OOV^N? E^\\.EP TO COME POWN ) 4. n e t , m \t m n o w n J E^eS \ 5MM IT. y b NONCE OfER \H PER RlFFER-VUNCE OH ^ CttURCtt StEEPtt, UHP VUHC6 m A SLAST FURNAte,' / '^4. V RC0.U.S. PAT. OFF. ©'***• BV NCA SCRVICe. INC.: . ^ W > FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Oscar Can’t Let Them Spoil By Blosser ——---- h o u t a s -T a s - w o;; US ISM'T '' 'vi'AV'Cfi'AV Vi 'tiu8^:' r|' i-.r.B.r.' 3S '-TAEREt u e r e ==-■ ! r TAEV GAU-ED OP AN’ ©EE-TAATS TOO TA-A-A;A:G V. IS AE ISf^T AT TAE A\OA\ AND | S A lD T A S y KANE TO BAO’-TUENi GUESS VKJOMT b e ABLE FCECkLES AT AO/WE? AospiTAu enAeR, \ Po p a r s l A S c e J S\NE FRECklJESAN FRSCULES GANIT e a t 'EA\ V O O A^ IF AS \S TELU 'OAOSE ‘X TOOK RISAT TAIS OPERATIOH SO MOM EATTAESS M»cE' misatasanell WANT© CO/we AIMTASSE PIG'S AM' POP AORRIED PIG'S KMOCkLES kN U CkLSS AN’ RiGAT ONER TO 'EM OTAERVMISE ou t; t a g (O MV MOM FIXED / It t a e v 'l l s p o il NOAEN X GOT j TAG AOSPITAL' FOR AIM.' TA E R S A\S /\KS CARRYIM’ AOSPI7AL ROOiVv VWAS AROOMD EMPTY// .'auota . .... t REG. O. S. PAT. OFF. ©1929, BY NEA SERVICE. INC Qliil - - ~1 1 (A m.u.t.MT.orr. IBM BY Nu BBWiet. me. (HEAD THE SIOBV, IKK.N COI.OB IHt IMC'lUliK) /•II The Trouble Tots were filled cried, “ My goodness, it It dark out By Smal^ with glee. Said one, “ They’ll soon side? I surely thought we sljpt SALESMAN SAM S. 0 . S. (Save Our SamX find out that we can also play some all night. There must be something wrong.” He swung the little win- funny tricks. We’ve nailed them in dew in. What he disco’-ered made *Tect_ we. QoicKl iS \NOpe.» s a w wowovis^ f OW.NO ^ o h .V e S w e. i s i i t '^CAH? WELL, IT ALSO W H E R t TM’ ( p V € R TA U€NK(MS' their shack. The giant always picks him „rin. He found the boards the TA' «<\H vm o RUMS < TW G EH T- AM’ H£'S AIN’ T 1 / WAPPeHS TWAT t Ha p p e n s t h a t t s a w « (tr HECK. Y a I PARM 7A PIND on us because he thin.ns Ave'll start Trouble Tots had nailed on good N'OUR EUt^P ACRE? J PW iH’ PROOMO S0W& SAW W<^^ GO UP'. COME. DOWN — w e VIAS w a 'E h -I 6 0 0 J ' •> — > J S A t^ l a fuss. I wonder if they've found and strong. WMERJE. - CMG M e 0 0 A P A R A C H U re out what we've done. Let’s scamper "Wake up,” yelled Coppy to the 3UMP OVER 36MR1MS' Pa RM, ■ back.” rest. The giant very promptly AM’ HePeLLOUTA *tH' OUMPL So. \vhile the Trouble Tots re guessed that something had goue imimliniBBBiitl turn, let’s look inside the hut and v.rong. ‘ It i.s the Trouble Tots.” dR 60tr 9- .rs. learn just how the Titties feel.about said he. “ TLeVve nailed ^ us in .1, To Ke^ilf the trick the Tots have played. here,” Coppy cried. “Hew 'are we Of course while they were sleeping ing to ,?et outsi Id?’’ ha. ’ 3 j s :^ u 0 OWCY sttund, the Tots, outside had gath the giant loud' l.'.ughed, / ‘‘Just .0 0 ered ’round and nailed seme boards leave that all to me. ’ 4h upen the hut sc tight that they all -And tho;i ho said, “ Oh. what’s stayed. the u.se of pushing alL these big Woe Coppy was the first to wake. boards loose? I have another pi.'.ij Said he, “ It's morning. Guess I’ll that yau will very shortly see. He inke a peek right througli the wrin- then jumped up. with one big dow. Wonder what this day will bound. The hut was raised right off bring. I hope that we have fun the ground. This happened 'c.ause galore ’cause that’s what we are he was si tall. The Tivymite: were looking for.” He ' then peeked free. through the windov/, but he couldn’t see a thing. pJtoEW ENTt^:^ TUESDAY, 3ASVASLY 29, 1929. f p n t U i PRIZE DANCE Fred Schonhaar of Oakland MODERN DANCING street is chairman of the bridge and HOLLISTER ST. SCHOOL whist party which Is scheduled for fThursday Ev’g. Jan. 31, 8 p. m. MASONIC TEMPLE Friday evening at the Manchester Giren by the Popular Dramatic FRIDAY NIGHT Community clubhouse, Prizes will be awarded in both sections, re Club FEBRUARY 1 U s OUR Wehr's 5-Piece Orch. freshments will be served and the Bring Masonic Social Club sociakwill be open to all players.- Tickets 50c. ‘T h e Mrs. Arra Sutton Mlxter will give More thau 20 of the members of SDB-ALPINE CLUB another lecture-demonstration at Temple Chapter, Order of the East Hard-to-Fit the Manchester Community club ern Star will attend the sessions of house .Thursday afternoon. Her sub the Grand Chapter of Connecticut, DANCE ject at this time will be menus to be held in Foot Guard Armory, Wednesday Thrift Specials Hartford, tomorrow and Thursday. Eldrldge Street suitable for Valentine parties. This Is a favorite time for entertaining 'J'HE hard-to-fit foot is Tomorrow Night, Jan. 30 and It is hoped a large number of Mrs. Frank Server and Adolph usually fitted for length McKay's Orchestra Carlson won first prizes, $2.50 gold and ball only; the trouole the housewives will avail them pieces, at the Buckland Parent- then develop! at instep, selves of the privilege afforded Teacher . association’s whist and heel and arcL Offer 17 Specials for Tomorrow Only them of learning to prepare dishes dance in the school hall last night. attractive to the eye as well as the Consolation prlzej fell to Suzanne With Wilbor Coon Shoes we can ABOUT TOWN palate. The lesson will begin at Batson and Joseph Pilukas. The fit your wholeF o ofoot t perfectly be- fcanso they are made with Speda)' 2:30. If interest continues, Miss committee in charge, Mrs. A. P. Christine Mason, recreational di Measurements. Over 200 sizes..... Gray Days Are Made Gay With These Seymour and Walter Keeney served 1 to 12, AAAA to RRE. Misa Eugenia Haverly who has rector at the White house, will en refreshments. Dancing followed been spending the past two weeks deavor to bring here domestic the card games. The harder yen are to fit, the 16 Rib, Short, Stubby with her sister, Mrs. Carl Allen of science experts in the employ of more yon need ^ lh n r Coon Shoes. lienry street, has returned to New some of the other concerns in the : York. Miss Haverly is a graduate of manufacture of foodstuffs or house hold appliances. Enter Day o/ Evening School, Manchester High school and has next Monday, at Conn Business Col .iiist completed the nurse’s training lege, South Manchester, and pre course at the Long Island College Miss Charlotte Veitch of Church pare for a better position.—Adv. hospital. She is about to take the street returned last evening from Umbrellas New York state board examination. Boston, w'here she has been spend ing several days with relatives. SUPPER Covered With Thursday, 5:30 to 7:30 p. m. iiiiiiiiiiimi!iimimmiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH!i NORTH METHODIST CHURCH » ______Auspices Sunday School Menu: Roast Pork, Mashed Pota Heavy American Gloria toes and Turnips, Relishes, Apple Sauce, Pie, Cheese, Rolls and Coffee New Spring Tickets 50c. HAVEN’S F ^Hartford/a Shopping | ysxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxvvxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx^^ $ 2 . 9 8 Dimity Prints I Some New Spring Arrivals | The popular 16 rib, short, stubby um Tn Dainty, Conservative Patterns i fU P N brellas that fashionable girls carry on rainy days. Gilt frames covered with a Tomorrow Only! I Cotton and Rayon | good grade of American gloria. Amber handles. Plain colored twill tape edges. I Cown Stuffs I GOOD THINGS TO CAT Navy blue, red, purple and black. 29 c yard GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME New 1929 spring patterns that will make up into = S:\IART FABRICS THAT GIVE EARLY BUYERS = Main Floor has moved rigiit into Pinehurst's store. Walk in the best looking frocks for yourself as well as the E SPLENDID CHOICE FOR BECOMING DRESSES. = to this shop tomorrow and If you haven’t frozen children. 36 inches wide. Neat patterns In'the = WEL LWORTH WHILE TO COME. I\IAKE SELEC- = ■your Tiose on the way you’ll think. Inside of five wanted colors that are guarailteed tub fast. B TION NOW. I seconds, that Einstein or somebody has disposed of six full months in the twinkling of an eye. Be Main Floor cause you’ll see a perfectly beautiful array of fresh I 36 INCH WOVEN RAYON | summer vegetables that look—and taste—as if you in most attractive designs and loveliest colorings, each = had just picked them out of your garden. Though, B guaranteed fast. Of good weight and very lustrous i of course, in that case, you’d hardly get them all Women’s Silk and Wool Hose Women’s at the same time. I Priced 89c Yard* | For instance, fine luscious Strawberries and ripe For Sports and General Wear Tomatoes are not likely to come along together in I 36 INCH SILK IMIXED CREPE | your own garden. But they’re both here. The Cotton Bloomers S tlie choicest designs, exquisite colorings, very best grade, E Strawberries are from Florida and they are mighty fine ones. A full sized basket costs 49 cents. That Will Give Satisfactory Wear. Ei cntii'ely dilfcront from the ordinary lower priced crepes,- = * Tlien, besides the Tomatoes, there are Fresh Green . pair S colors guaranteed fast, = Peas, a handsome lot, pods nicely filled out, the peas $ 1 . 5 0 |i $1.25 Yard | i tender and young. And Green String Beans— Valentines; which' as you know are a particularly One group of women’s silk and wool 79c fine bean. Cauliflowers, big, little and medium— I 36 INCH PRINTED RAYONS | a white tender and delicate. And Fresh Beets, In hose, many of which have been selling at Women’s good quality cotton bloomers In B are of \c! v rich appearance, white grounds with hand- | hunclies. hut finely formed and crisp as if pulled $2.00 a pair. Hose suitable for sports and plain or silk stripes. Well made, good and full hut a moment ago. Then there are California bloomers that will give satisfactory wear. White, S some cc'ored designs and delicate colored plaids, E general wear. Rose nude, chateau, gun met flesh and peach. Regular and extra sizes. Brussels Sprouts that have crossed the Continent al, miami, chicadee and black and white. Not p IMced $1.00 Yard | in this winter weather without fading a shade. And fresh Carrots. And—something you can’t get in all sizes in each shade. Main Floor summer—frosted parsnips. i 36 INCH'MICA TWEED | • Altogether this is about as fine an array of Extra Main Floor r: woven coUon fabric, very dtisirable for women’s or miss- S Fancy Vegetables as you ever looked at. And the B es’ gowr.s. neat designs and very pretty color- = prices ai.e held'down—held down to the minimum. 14 Only! ~ ing.'. all fe.- t. S Another lot of those Alligator Pears—and every One Group of Children’s one is ripe—at 19 cents. That’s a bear of a bar- UNPAINTED END TABLES Priced 75c Yard 1 .gairi. you know—about half the ordinary big city Women’s price. One .near will make an ample salad for SILK AND WOOL- I CELANESE VOILES | a tliree or four persons. LEATHER $L49 Extra! Hoo-ray! Anything to make a noise UNION SUITS (Regular price $3.98) E .give promi.'%e of more favor this year.' We are well = —because we want to get your attention for an in HAND BAGS stock’ll will) best grades in benutiful designs, colors B stant to this matter: Have you tried thosff Sin Well made end tables to be lao- E guaia’Uood fe.st. Two gi'ades, with plenty from which ~ clair Small Linked Sausages in half pound pack- to close-out at SL29 lot- quered in gay shades. Limited, i\ to ta!;e choic*:', 5 r.ge.s' at 18 cents? Because if you haven’t you’re 1 ^ number—come early! missing one of the delights of the year. (Regular Price $1.79) y $1.25 and $1.50 Yard | Phono two thousand for delivery of orders at any Basement time after 8 in the morning. 39c Children’s fine silk and wool I ANNOUNCEMENT | A limited number of genuine leath Fresh Strawberries...... 49c q t er hand bags to close-out tomorrow union suits; short sleeves; knee E You will bo clad to learn that we are showing an iin- S Full quart baskets. Fancy Florida Berries. at 39c each. Pouche and under-arm length. Well made garments. ’6 usually large assoitment of POTTER’S ENGLISH § bags in assorted colors and sizes. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Regular 5 Only! Gi een Beans 23c qt. Green Peas, 2 qts. 33c Bags that have sold as high-as $1.00 h PRINTS, gemtine imported, the very best. Colors guar- 5 and $1.98. price $1.79. 5 anleed. .A strong sturdy material, ideal for children’s = BOOK TROUGHS AND STANDS Florida Oranges, 2 dozen ...... 49c i Main Floor I Main Floor, Rear wear. Will stand lots of tubbing. Lovely designs and i Boxes for kindling 50c and 75c load. (likfe; enl from the usual prints, H Keeney White Eggs ...... 43c dozen SL98 36 Inch, 59c Yard | (Regular price $3.98) New Cabbage Spinach :: FIGURED GABARDINES | Fresh Scallops...... 39c and 59c pint Only 5 to sell —come early if you i~ ?>() inch, while with colored figures and according to the = want one. Made of good quality;d- Fresh Oysters Filet of Haddock Card Tables paiatgd birch. r fashion exiK'its, are bound to be very popular this sea- = Salmon Smoked Filet of Haddock Basement Sliced Bacon...... 33c lb. With gay colored wood frames ii Priced 69c Yard | Rind oif. Special I riimiiiimimmmiismiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTi DRUG SPECIALS 50c Rubbing Alcohol...... 35c TONE... L'iiiiiiiin»:>~ > ; rr,'