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TRAVELS 1,800 MILES COLLEGE GIRL ‘ TO SEE SICK PAL WHERE PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS MEETS. Worcester, Mass., Jan. 16.— After making a 1,800 mile liop from Georgia to see a man who VANISHES LIKE had been a “ buddy” on the bat tlefields of France, Lieut. Stew art Chadwick was in the City AUCECORBETT Hospital today at the bedside of Capt. Henry B. Stickney. The latter was injured in an airplane -f crash here when George W. Speed Opens SixHi Pan-American Congress In. HavamG Miss Frances St. John Smith, Knowlton, 3rd, lost his life. RADIO USED Daughter of Wealthy Par TO CALL OUT Tells Delegates to Be Gnided By Patience, Tolerance ents Missing Since Last BRICKS, FLOWERS and Charity— “ Onr Most Sacred Tmst Is the Estab- Friday. STATETROOPS lisbnent of the Spirft of Democracy ” He Says. ON ANNIVERSARY A- ways be-taken into consideration. BULLETIN. Bogle Call Goes Out From Havana, Jan. 16.— President Look to the Spirit OF PRmiTION Coolidge constituted himself his New London, Conn.. Jan. 16.— “ We read -that ‘theJetter killeth Frances St. John Smith, missing own ambassador of good will to but thd spirit glveth life.’ Often 18-year-old student of Smith col W nC At Hartford and Of- day. times ifi our international relations lege, was seen here this morning We shall have to look to the spirit Friends and Foes of Dry Law He shattered precedents of 150 rather than to the letter of the.law. accompanied by a young man in a ‘ fidal Orders Are Broad years by journeying 1,200 miles roadster, according to a govern We shall have to realize that the ment forester from California en- Talk on Eighth Birthday; from the capital In order to deliver highest law Is consideration, co-op route to Wethersfield, Conai. c a s t . in person to the statesmen of the eration, friendship and charity. The forester said^ he recognized Without the application of these western hemisphere a message of there can be no peace, no progress, the missing student from hei Different Views Given on photograph in a newspaper He peace-and frieh4sfill>» and to assure no liberty, and no republic. These said the girl was in a roadster ' Hartford, Conn., Jan. T6—‘Radio them that the intentions of the are the attributes that raise human the Question. relationships out of the realm of the automobile parked outside a store In this magnificent building called one of the ten most beautiful structures In the world, the Havana as well as the usual telegraphic, United States throughout all Latin- here and that the machine was be Pan-American conference will be held. It is the National Theater, fronting on Havana’s Central Park. means was used today for the first ing stocked up with provisions. Washington, Jan. 16 — Friend time in mobilization of troops when and peaceable. that borders on the divine. If we The girl who the forester . Qther^fpresidents have given simi thought was Miss Smith tore up a and foe of the dry cause came for the order of Major?Goner^ Moyrls are to experience a new era in our lar assurance^,, to Latin-America, affairs, it will be because the world letter and threw It in an ash can, ward today— the eighth anniversary HARDY’S ASHES B. Payne for the test gaffifering- of but none other ever journeyed^south he said. The forester claimed-he Mussolini In Duel various units of the Forty-Third- recognizes and lives in atcordanco of prohibition— some with fiowers, of the Bio Gi'SDde, nor chose the with this' spirit. ItS most complete fished out the letter which showed Division . throughout Connecticut, setting of a Latin-American capital the name “ Smith'’ to be written on some with bricks. expression is in the golden rule. Senator Willis, Republican of UIDTOREST Rhode Island and Maine, at 8 P. M., to give the words additional weight “ The light which Columbus fol the envelope. . . Ohio, one of the outstanding drys With Italian Count was given out over the air. and emphasis. lowed has not failed,” he said in New London police saia the in Lieutenant William B. Taeillo Asks For. Patience cident had not been reported to on Capitol Hill atid an active candi conclusion. “ The courage that car date for the Republican presidential \ ------sounded a bugle call to arms over, Mrv Coolidge’s speech, which ried him on stil.1 lives. They are them. nomination, broadcast this warning the Travelers Insurance Company opened the sixth Pan-American Con the heritage of the people of Bolivar London, Jan. IG.— New details^premier in the face with his gloves. station “ WTIC” here at noon, and Northampton, Mass.. Jan. 16. to “ all concerned:” Brilliant Gathering at Funer gress, was devoted wholly to a re and of Washington. “ Any political party that pro of the reported duel between Pre Seconds met and a duel was ar the official order was read by Col. statement of the ideals of Pan- “ We must lay our voyage of ex Spurred by the offer of a reward of mier Mussolini and Count Calvi, ranged in the Zoological gardens. Harry B. Bissell, chief, of staff of ploration toward complete under SI,000, efforts were redoubled to poses As its program repeal of the Americanism. He advised the dele ISth Amendment, or weakening of husband of Princess Yolanda wer.i The duel ended, according to th'is al of Noted Author at the Di-vision. gates, representing the cream of standing and friendship. Having day to find a trace of Miss Frances reported here today by the Central report when Calvi’s sword was shat !■ No Surprise taken that course, we must not he St. John Smith, 18-year-old the Enforcement Act, will be show Latin-American statesmanship, to ed under so deeply that it will News, which attributes its report to tered after it had struck a shirt of Westminster Abbey. The mobilization, which did hot be guided by "patience, tolerance turned aside by the fears of the haired daughter of a New York not be heard of again for many a Vienna correspondent, who in mail worn by the premier. Count come as a surprise to the National and charity” in the consideration timid, the counsels of the ignorant broker, who vanished from Smith turn quotes the Croatian newspaper Calvi is said then to have thrown Guard units, is the first in years. of each other’s views, and “ to judge or the designs of the malovent. college under circumstances as years. the broken half of his sword in the “ It is unthinkable that the “ Koatsky Narani Glas.” The soldiers are to report at their your sister nations not only by their Our Guides mystifying as those surrounding amendment shall be permitted to be According to this unconfirmed premier’s face. London, Jan. IG.— with the same various armories at 8:15 P. M. accomplishments, but also by* their the uufolved disappearance in report,''the duel arose out of an ar The Croatian newspaper states vWitli law and charity as our nullified, directly or indirectly. simplicity that marked hiS life, the Commissioned officers were notified aspirations.” guides, with that ancient faith November, 1925, of Miss Alice M. gument between Premier Mussolini that news of the duel was entirely first of the mobilization Dlans and Nowhere in the President’s speech “If citizens and officials will give suppressed in Rome. ashes of Thomas Hardy, famous which is strengthened when it re Corbett, of Utica, N. Y. Smith col their attention, not to work out and Crown Prince Umberto. The they in turn have notified their non did he refer to the criticism that lege student. Both girls vanished crown prince is said to have object English novelist, were laid to rest quires sacrifice, we shall anchor at means where the law can be evaded, commissioned officers whose duty it has been rampant in the press of last in the harbor of justice and on Friday, the thirteenth. ed to Premier Mussolini’s plan to Previous reports of this duel, this afternoon beside the grave of South and Central America over but to the development of the idea with numerous variations, have is to get word to the enlisted men truth.” While the frenzied search con- have his own portrait placed upon Charles Dickens in the “ Poets’ to report ready for service. The United States policy in Nicaragua. of obedience to law and respect the new two lire coin. Heated words been reporteu from other European The audience that heard Mr. liniiedi officials stated that they for the constitution, the problem Corner” of WestminE. :? Abbey, actual means of getting word to Nor was there any mention of Mex Coolidge expound the idealism of were working on 'five theories. arose and Prince Umberto is said sources but have met with staunch ico, nor Tacna-Arica, nor any of the will be solved much more easily and denial in Rome- As yet there' has At the same time in the -wind the men is left to the discretion of Pan-America was one of the most These were: ' to have summoned Count Calvi, other contro'Versial problems that quickly.” who is alleged to have struck the been no confirmation froii:. Rome. swept churenyard of the pictur the officers. distinguished ever gathered in any 1. That Miss St. John., was ab The Other Side esque old cliurch at Siinsford, tho have arisen between American gov Latin-American capital. It included ducted and held for ransom; her “ A majority of the nation’s citi heart of the dead author was depos ernments in recent years. His mes delegates from nearly a score of father is reputed to be a million zenship is puzzled as it seeks a ited by his wife in the soil of his sage dealt entirely with the idealis countries, large and small, from the aire- motive for the joyous acclamations LITTLE WORK DONE | SEEK PHYSICIAN beloved 'Wessex. tic aims of Pan-Americanism. United States on the north to Chile 2. That she took her own life. broadcast by prohibitionists at this Meanwhile at St. Petei-’s church, BRIDAL COUPLE “Attitude, of Peace’’ and the Argentine on the soutli. 3. That she eloped; friends said anniversary of national prohibi Dorchester, representatites of all “An a.tlitude.of .i)6a;ee and good Among the delegates were a num she had a love affair hut her rela tion,” declared William H. Stayton, walks of life-'l'n Dorsetshire gather will prevails among onr nations,” ber of foreign ministers, past or tives denied it. head of the Association Against the BY NEW CONGRESS IN M D I M CASE ed for a memorial service for the KILLED BY GAS the Proiident. said. “ A determina present, including. Secretary of 4. That her mind became a Prohibition Amendment, the lead- | , • _ _ _ _ _ most illustrious son of tne county. tion to adjust differences among State Kellogg and his predecessor, hliink due to overstudy; she was img wet organization. j Striking Contrast ourselves, not by resort to force, but Charleb Evans Hughes, who headed behind in her college work and had “ Certainly the prohibitionists are I p |v.|| 1 D iL In striking contrast to the simple by the application of the principles the United States delegation. Near been “ plugging." not glorifying the toll of 65,000 [«eW DlllS raSSCO---- DOth Schneider Child Was Cut Up country folk who gathered at Stins- of justice and equity, is one of our ly all of the Latin-American am 0. That she met an accidental deaths attributed to poison rum con- j ford and Dorchester, *he congrega Bride’s Mother Also Found strongest characteristics. bassadors to Washington were dele gates, and a *few ex-presidents of death— was hit by an automobile or sumed since the Volstead act went | tion at Westminister Abbey was a “ The sovereignty of small nations fell through the ice of some river into effect.' Branches Must Speed Up By Someone Skilled In brilliant one, with many representa is respected. It is for the purpose the smaller republics also were present— ail attracted by the unpre or pond in this vicinity. “ Obviously the drys are not tives of the royal family, art litera Dead In Bridgeport Home; of giving stronger guarantees to Parents of the girl, whose home lauding the appalling conditioriis ture and politics attending. More cedented occasion oLa President of these principles, of increasing the the United States journeying to is at 129 East 70th street. New bred by prohibition — marked in Work Soon. Surgery, Police Say. than a thousand of the general pub- j amount and extending the breadth York and who had a summer home lie were also admittcu. i Discovered By Brother. Latin-America to express the friend crease in crime particularly involv of these blessings, that this confer ship of the English-speaking peo at South Amherst were here today ing youth, rising death rate of Flanked by distinguished pall-1 ence has been assembled. bearers, who included Sir James ples of the new world for their personally in touch with the search adults, marked growth in personal ^Washington, Jan. 16.— The “ Do-j Flint, Mich., Jan. 16— Search for “ Our most sacred trust has been, lor their daughter. The office of the Barrie, J. Ramsay MacDonald, Pre Bridgeport, Conn., Jan. 16— Spanish-speaking neighbors. dishonesty, over-crowded jails, poli Nothing” Seventieth Congress en-i a physician, deposed head of a re and Is, the establishment and expan (Full text of the President’s lather is at 66 Broadway, New tical corruption associated with en mier Baldwin, Sir Edmund Gosse, Death snuffed out the lives of a tered its sixth -week of work to-day ligious cult, and the arrest of ano Rudyard Kipling and George Ber sion of the spirit of democracy. No speech will be found on Page Seven York. i forcement and increase in mur young couple who were to have doubt we ehall make some false Girl’s Description^ with few achievements to- its credit ther man in Port Huron today nard biiaw, the casket containing in today’s issue.) ders.” the ashes of the dead writer was been married "here jOn Wednesday, starts and experience some disap A description of the vanished Out in tiny Westerville, Ohio, and a multitude of tasks ahead. raised to a new pitch Michigan’s pointing reactions. But we have put SPLENDID WELCO.ME girl student follows; taken down the nave and deposited and took also the mother of the home of the powerful Anti-Saloon The Congress failed to turn over greatest man-hunt for the murderer in front of the high altar, while the our confidence in the ultimate wis Havana, Jan. 16 — President Eighteen years old; blue gray League, which brought national bride during the night. The vic dom' of the people. We are thorough a new leaf iii the new year, having of five-yeai^-old Dorothy Schneider choir rendered the opening sen tims are Ruth Dunlop, 26, of 555 Coolidge’s mission of good will to eyes, height five feet five inches; prohibition into the world, cajne a en(acted no major legislation since tences of the burial service. Follow ly committed to the principle that weight 130 pounds; long golden- of Mt. Morris. Beachmont avenue, the prospective they, are better fitted to govern Latin-America has had a most ringing appeal for a rally of the its holiday recess. In the old The arrested man gave his name ing the readin:; of the Psalms and brown hair tending to redness and drys for observation of the anniver bride; Howard J. Wade, 26, of 481 themselves than anyone else is to auspicious beginning. year, it only gave Col. Charles A. as Oscar Nelson, 45, of Chicago. He the Lessons, the congregation Windsor avenue, Stratford, the pro ^ Greeted in the capitol of Cuba as dressed in a roll with a knot tied sary and to combat the wets. The Lindbergh a medal, passed a de joined in an anthem as it raovel govern them. We do not claim im to the back of the head; wore plain is described as answering minutely spective groom: and Mrs. Smith mediate perfection. But we do ex few presidents of the United States appeal was issued in an eight page ficiency appropriation bill and en the description of the murderer. to the grave, where the dean of have ever been anywhere— even in ' orange colored dress with tan col tabloid TA;belled “ Amendment Dunlop, mother of the young lady. pect continual progress. It is better acted a few minor measures In He was arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Westminister led in hymns. As their own country— Mr. Coolidge lar and cuffs, tan shoes and stock Eighteen— Eight Years Old Janu the ashes were deposited in the The three were found dead from for the people to make their owu three and a half v/eeks of sessions. Andrew Carmody and Herman Nel carbon monoxide gas poisoning in prepared today to open the sixth ings; terra cotta colored coat with ary 16, 1928. Ammunition for Ser This week, the Senate will get grave the dean pronounced ’ grace mistakes than to have some one else out fur on sleeves; gqld ring with son in Emmet, MLch., a small town an apartment at' 118 Scofield make their mistakes for them. " Pan-American conference, confident mons and Addresses.” down, to actual work. It will be and the blessing. that out of it will come a better black enamelled vine on fourth “ Prohibition with enforcement near Port Huron, and taken to avenue. Black Rock, which the cou In no other, pwt of the world, the confronted with a final disposition Port Huron where he was lodged in understanding between the United finger of right hand; and was hat- at its worst is better than legally ple had fitted up for their own President declared, can nations of the conjtest involving the right jail under heavy guard. States and its L3’tin-Am erica n loss. sanctioned beverage alcohol ■with of Senator-Elect Frank L. Smith, home. come together with such a unity of * Woods about Northampton, Am Nelson, according to officers, was Mrs. Dunlop and her daughter purpose, and so free from historical Neighbors. ‘ regulation at its best,” said Ernest Republican of Ills., to a seat, the evasive In answering questions. He HEBRON WOMAN Whatever the Spanish-speaking herst, South Amherst and Hadley H. Cherrington, general secretary launching of an inquiry into the went with Wade to the apartment jealousies and racial prejudices. explained that he was “ just going Reason For Congress peoples may think of the United were combed by the state and town of thie World League Against Al S-4 disaster, action on the McMast- to finish hanging curtains and lay , police, the cavalry unit of Amherst, through the country.” Flint auth ing rugs. They lighted the gas --“ You, come together,” he said, States because of the “ dollar-dip- coholism. er tariff reduction and reopening of orities are enroute to interview, him. lomacy” which their press has harp Boy Scouts and Y. M. C. A. work Prohibition’s birthday found the 100 YEARS OLD heater attached to the kitchen watey “ under' the present condition and the Teapot Dome oil inquiry. Another Suspect the future ejfpectatlon, of profound ed upon for years, there has been ers. college authorities drained treasury department, charged with In Committee. tank to secure some heat for the Officers began a search for a man apartment, the furnace of which peace.. YOU: are continuing to strlki^ nothing critical or unfriendly in Paradise pond, a five-acre piece of enforcement, in a dilemma. Sev In committee rooms, considera-1 n new note in international gather their reception to' the presidential water on the college grounds and in Bay county who has described as was not lighted. Over the vent In enty-five per cent of its dry agents, tion will be started on the Walsh ings'by maintaining a forum in party in Havana. On the contrary, dislodged all ice cakes. The Smith many with years of training, failed resolution for an investigation of a physician deposed as the head the gas heater that usually Is con- of a cult two months ago. He has “Aunt Libby” lord Spends which not the selfish interests of a Havana has turned itself literally summer home and grounds were to pass the intelligence tests of the the so-called “ Power Trust” and nected to a chimney fliie they placed not been seen in Bay county for ten few hut the, general welfare of all inside out for Mr. Coolidge. searched. Bales of waste paper civil service commission and there a coffee pot. , > days it was said. Information fur will_____ -be:.'considered.- The President’s entry into H:i- were gone over in the cellar of fore will loose their jobs unless the (Continued on Page b) the Day Reading Post Earlier in the day Wade had nished Investigators revealed that taken his mother and his sister ■ “ If you are to approximate your probably without prece Dewey House, the dormitory w’here commission relents on its refusal past____ success,______it .^111will be VkA/vOIIQAbecause VlMIyou dent in . this ... or any______other country. Miss Smith lived. But no trace of to modify the requirements. the man had been ousted from the Ruth, 11, to the apartment to look cult on account of serious charges Cards From Friends. it over. He returned them to theiT do not hesitate to meet facts square Crowd of 100,000 the youthful and pretty freshman Assistant Secretary of the Trea POUTICAL TROUBLE ly. We must consider not only our Half a million people, in holiday sury Seymour Lowman, the en preferred against him by a girl U . member. (Continued on Page 2) strength but our weaknesses. We attire and enthusiastic as only the (Continued on Page 3) forcement boss, however, takes an must give thought not only to our encouraging view of the situation. IN NICARAGUA NOW The suspect practised as a phy (Special to tl— Heralfi) Latins can be enthusiastic, roared sician until he was arrested for fail excellenoetbut to onr defects. Most a welcome to the Coolidges from He told the International News Ser Hebron, Jan. 16.— Sunday, the of all, yon innst be gQlded by pa vice that 1927 saw prdgress in law ure to have a licenise, officers learn the moment the U. S. S. Texas sal - ‘COMBAT PROGRAMS’ Rumors Say President Diaz 100th anniversary of the birth of tience, tolerance and charity, judg ed majestically into the harbor until enforcement. ed. Physicians who examined the HILL IS GUARDED; Schneider child said she was muti Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Lord of Heb ing your sister nations, not only by the two presidents disappeared into . Will Resign—Says He Is their accomplishments; but also by PLANNED BY CHURCH (inly a Figurehead. lated by some one skilled in sur ron, was a day of such warmth, the palace at the end of a triumphal gery. FEAR A KIDNAPING their aspirations. procession through the city. MAN PLANS TO WALK, sunshine that it seemed as If it '“A Divine Providence has made Managua, Jan. 16.— Political Slayer Insane Mr. Coolidge Was Impressed Congregationalists to Teach might have been planned especially us a nelgiborliood of Republics. It He had expected, of course, a re troubles appear on the horizon to On the theory that , the slayer for the beloved little old lady to Suspicious Looking Autos ^ a il is impossibre to,suppose that it was World Brotherhood in Every SALEM, MASS., TO PARIS day, as marines continue their aerial must have been insane to tho point close the first century of her trau- spectful welcome such as befit', the Murder Suspect on Way to for the pHTpose'‘,of making us hos vistkof a forei.gn magistrate, but Age— Group. attacks against Gen. Sandino’s of having been committed at least quil existence. “ Aunt Libby,” as she tile to eacii, Other,.‘but from time to Edels. once to an asylum, officers today is known by all the town’s people, Courtroom. . ^ never in*his most sanguine momenta time to revieai to us methods by had he anticipated a welcome like Chicago, Jan. 16.—A program To Go by Way of Siberia—Ex Rumors persist that President began checking the men who havq passed the day In her usual quiet which we might secure the advan designed to combat .“tne poisonous pects Trip to Last About Diaz Is'contemplating resignation. been released from the Pontiac state manner, at her boarding place at Ottawa, 111., Jan. 16.— Additional tages ajid blessings of enduring this. The curtain of thirty guards were -pbsted about Harry"' rolled back and the American Presi doctrines of American superiority Two Years. Report has it that President Diaz hospital. the home of Mrs. Gbrtrude Hough, frtendships.” feels that the military has usurped Dorothy was to be buried in Sun at Hebron Green. She. received Hill, of Streator, III., on trial for The Republics of the . Americas dent w>8 again the symbol o^Cuban and American isolation,” today will the alleged' murder of his mother,. most of the executive power and set Hill Cemetery. The body of the many cards of congratulation on have sM an example for the world, liberation. . tho engage the attention of the Congre Salem, Mass., iJan. 16.— Owen Mrs. Eliza HilF, today when Sher The canyon-like streets of the gational executive boards and Clark Eastman, 24, with the finan that he Is now only a figure-head. slain girl was to be bourne to the her 100th anniversary and cards Mr. Coolidge said, in the peaceful Furthermore it is reported that grave by four girls of 13 and 14— continue to pour in, so that it iff Lloyd S. Clark suspected that a ancient Spanish city echoed the officers, holding their annual na cial backing and incouragement of plot to kidnap was under way. settlement of their disputes. tional conference here. Miss Eleonora Sears, society sports the President believes that he Is girls who frequently had accom looks as if she might receive ^one “If these conferences me&ii any shouts of “Viva Coolidge and For the last week, according to •“Viva the United States” as he rode The “ combat program” will be woman, and equipped with a sleep not securing all the support from panied her on her way to kinder for each year of her life. The local thing,” he declared, “they mean the the United States which he antici garten. correspondent was able to congrat Sheriff Glai'k, two mysterious auto In an open automobile through the in charge of a committee on mis ing-bag, camera and a letter to the mobiles have followed Hill from the hringlng of ■ all our people more President of France, leaves here to pated and that too much support is On the casket was to be a wreath ulate Mrs. Lord in person, and re definitely and more completely un- crooked streets and . was almost sionary education, headed by the ceived a cordial and, vigorous hand courthouse to the jail. Thq license buried beneath the showers of roses Rev. J. Leslie Loblngier of Boston. day to walk to Paris, France, by being given to General Moncada, the of flowers sent by Dorothy’s school det-tho^ reign of law. It Is in that Liberal leader who accepted the shake. Aunt Libby sat in her sunny numbers of the machifies have been tossed from the balconies above, The program will be introduced way of Siberia. He expects to com mates. obtained Md sheriff Clark''an direction that we must look with plete the jaunt in two years. The Stimson peace pact. Only the parents of the slain room, surrounded by flowers and greatest' assurance for human prog into Congregational churches Should the President resign it Is tokens of appreciation sent her by nounced, th ^ he would Immediately CONFERENCE OPENS throughout the country. Through it letter to the French president is child, relatives and Intimate frie^nds ' • t % ^2 . ‘ i ' —'• ^ ‘ MANCHESTER'TCONK.y irm m T G HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1928T '^A G EilCW O Revolution. Her parents were "YVn- c H£BR0N WOMAN liam Hutchinson and Carolyn 6R1DALC0UPLE A BO V riO W N REV. M KEE DEFENDS INSTRUCTORSAVES (Post) Hutchinson, both of Gilead. Local Stocks Through her mother she is d^cenri- All Boy Scouts in Manchester OLD TIME REUGION 100 YEARS OLD ed from Stephen Post, who came to i ; KILLEDBYGAS Hartford with the Rev. Thomas (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) wishing to take the tests for first SWIMMING PUPIL Hooker when Hartford was first set Bid Aske class scouts,or merit badges must (Continued from page 1) tled. Her^ husband, Hinman Lord, Bank Stocks (continued from page 1) have their applications in to David Contradicts New Beliefs of to whom she was married in 1849, City Bank & Trust . .840 — Hutchinson on Hamlin .street to Among^ them was Governor John died many years ago. She enjoys home and then went for his fiancee night.' The Court of Honor meets Students in His Talk Here at S. Peters, who was also the town Capital Natl Bank .. .285 Union Service. Wilfred J. Clarke Jumps Into reading her Bible, religious papers, Conn River ...... 300 — and her mother. Majority of Men Who Saw Thursday, January 26. physician. When he died, 70 years the newspapers of the day and let First Bond and Mort 55 Brother W orrit t b ago. Aunt Libby was thirty years ters from friends. One of the let First Natl (Htfd) .. .290 Harold Dunlop, son of the ma Mrs. Albert Huet of 109 Pros Four ancient landmarks, practi Rec Pool With CIoAes ou of age. She remembers him as he ters of congratulation received by Hart Natl B & Tr .. .475 485 tron, became worried dui;ing the Gray-SnyderElectrocutioD pect street who has been confined cally the foundations of Christiani looked when dressed »up in ruffled her was from Dea’n Edwin Pest, of Htfd Conn Tr Co . . . .750 — evening at the failure of his mother to her home has been removed to ty, were defended against attacks shirt and “choker.” “He was,” she the University of Indiana, who Land Mtg & Title .. • " “ .60 and sister to return. At midnight Dd Not Favor It. the Memorial hospital. made onUhem by students by Rev. To Rescue Boy. commented, “one of the big men of spoke of the inspiration it is to him Morris Plan Bank ;. .140 — he telephoned another brother, Er Elmore McNeill McKee last night the Episcopal Church.” Governor to realize that he has a relative who Park St T r ...... 550 — nest,-and told" him his fears. Ernest Harry Slayjden is back on his job at the union service of the Man Peters was employed as a doctor by at 100 years of age is still living .450 — explained that possibly the group New York, Jan. 16.—Interviews as motorman of the cross-town chester Protestant churches hold in her family and she recalled that he a serene and happy life. Riverside Trust .... Hugo Benson, twelve years old was summoned in consultation at Phoenix St B Tr ... .410 ■ had been delayed in theid work and today with newspapermen who trolley after two weeks illness with the Center Congregational church. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Benson Bonds were official witnesses at the elec the grip. Rev. McKee, who is student pas the birth of her only brother, Al would return at any time. An hour of 119 Cooper Hill street, was res fred Hutchinson, who passed hi.'? Hart E L 7 s ...... 400 410 later Harold called the Wade home trocution of Ruth Snyder and tor at Yale University, is the third cued from drowniing iff the swim PUBUC CARELESS Conn L P 5%s ...'7107% 110 Another evidence of the open speaker to come to Manchester for 87th birthday January third of this and found that none of the party Henry Judd Gray revealed that a ming pool at the School street Rec year. Brid Hyd 5 s ...... 104 •-- had been there. A brother of Wade majority of them are unalterably winter—the Syite Highway depart the union services which are being reation Center this morning. East Conn Power .. .100 102 drove to the Black Rock apartment, opposed to capital punishment. ment men were engaged in oiling conducted this winter. He was an Aunt Libby was seven years old SAYS DR. OSBORNE Conn L P 4 % s ...... 101 103 forced his entrance and discovered Several of the twenty reporters East Center street today. interesting preacher and his topic at the time of the death of Lorenzo Dow, but she says that though she Insurance Stocks the tragedy. and special writers who saw the held his audience from start to fin Hartford, Conn., Jan; 16 — Dr. Aetna Insurance . . . .780 790 Miss Dunlop was lying on a bed, condemned couple die in the electric Members of the Manchester ish. oSten heard the celebrated preacher 1300 1330 spoken of she does not remember Stanley M. Osborn, state commis Aetna Cas & Sure . . wrapped in a quilt, dead. Police chair changed the views they had League of Women Voters and their The four beliefs that students sioner of health, today issued a Aetna L i f e ...... 825 835 believe she was taken ill before the previously entertained.. Some Of friends will have the privilege of have disputed are the Ten Com ever to have seen him. As he had re Conn G eneral...... 1800 1840 mandments, the saving nature of moved from Hebron to Montville statement concerning the small pox rest and had been prevailed upon to them, however, adhereO, to theR-shfiring^Mlss Sally Fanny Gleaton before her birth she did not have as epidemic In Connecticut, which he Automobile...... 350 360 lie down. Mrs. Dunlop was dead on opinion that capital punishment is A)f iPartford, who is connected with Jesus Christ, the efficacy of prayer^ Hart F i r e ...... 780 790 the state organization, speak to and the value of the church. He much of a chance to see him as she declares is due to the fact that peo .850 875 the floor hear the bed. Wade was the best deterrent of crime. would have done when he was liv ple have not been careful in ob Hart St Boil ...... lying face down on the kitchen floor. Some of the, opinions expressed morrow at the South Methodist said in the end however, that the Lincoln Nat Life . .. .108 — church. There will also be special world will eventually come back to ing in Hebron and calling on Gilead serving the need of vaccination. National F ir e ...... 1060 1090 Apparently the young man had follow: people, even dining at the home of “The experience of Middletown is struggled to reach a window in the Dudley Nichols, New York; Morn instt*:mental inusic and tea will bo these four beliefs for refuge. P h o en ix ...... 815 830 served by the executive board. . He quoted a passage which ill her relative. Deacon Israel Hutchin the experience any other community Travelers ...... 1660 1680 kitchen and in falling, overcome, ing World: “You only have to see son, on occasion. Mrs. Hough’s may expect where vaccination is had struck his head against the it to be against it.” ustrated his point: “Dig again the home, Mrs. Lord’s boarding place, Rossia ...... 173 177 Herbert A. Alley of Washing well which is Father Abraham's and neglected,” Dr. Osborn declared. Public Utility Stocks kitchen sink. A wound on his fore “It is indescribably terrible,” ton street has returned after a visit is a large, old fashioned house of He pointed out that investigation 124 head indicated the fall. said Dick Williams of the New which has been filled up.” The old the colonial style, with immense Conn L P 8% ...... 12J) with his , parents in Gibertvllle, time religion will come back again, showed a number of persons in that Conn L P 7% ...... 117 120 Mrs. Dunlop was a native of Nova York Evening Journal. “That sight Mass. chimney and fireplaces. It was the city hkd ;been ill from two to three Green Wat & Gas ..100 101^ Scotia and came here from Somer of Mrs. Snyder and Gray being he asserted. original home of Jonathan Page, a weeks without realizing what dis Rev. James Stuart Neill of St. prominent Methodist of the town. Hart E L ...... 403 408 ville, Mass., fifteen years ago to brought into that room was one of Mystic Review, Woman’s Benefit ease had assailed them. Many per Hart Gas com ..... 93 98 enter the service of Warner Broth the most horrible things in the j^is- Mary’s church announced the sc“bool He and his wife were personal sons went freely into publici^laces, ers. Her daughter, Ruth, was em association will hold - its regular of religions education which will friends of both Lorenzo and Peggy Hart Gas P f d ...... 65 tory of the civilized world. Capital meeting in Tinker hall this eve he said, even after they were really S N E Tel Co . . .170 ployed by the Remington^ Type punishment should be abolished.” start its sessions on Thursday eve Dow. It was a great meeting place carrying well-developed smallpox writer Company. Wade was a col ning, Every member of the guard ning. He also announced the name for Methodist preachers, and in the Co'nn El Ser pfd .... 92 Gene Fowler of the New York club is urged to be on hand to.re in their persons. Manufacturing Stocks lector for a local furniture store. American and Universal Service de of the speaker for the next union old days one of the sleeping rooms The weekly state report, issued American Hardware . 79, Funeral services for Mrs. Dun hearse the new floor work in service. He will be Secretary Gil was called “the Prophets’ Cham clared .he is “absolutety against” preparation of the Installation of at noon today, shows smallpox re American Silver . . 25 lop and her daughter will be held capital punishment “except in the bert of the social service of the New ber.” The Methodist meetings of ported since last Monday as fol Acme Wire ...... — Wednesday. Funeral services for officers at the next meeting, York Episcopal church and he will that time were lively aliairs accord case of kidnapers, who deserve r ______ing to all reports and it is said that lows: Billings Spencer com. 1 Wade have not been arranged yet. lynching.” preach here on Lincoln’s birthday. Middlesex, 46; Portland, 3 Crom Billings Spencer pfd, . 2 Memorial Temple Pythian Sisters The service last night was at when the preachers and their con I’m for capital punishment,” will give a pulbic whist at the gregations rrere gathered into the well, East Hampton, Killingworth Bigelow Hart com . . 90 tended by an unusually large con and "West. Haven, one case each. To Bristol Brass ...... 10 COOUDGE GIVES LATINS ^ said A1 Turk of the Long Island clubrooms in the Balch & Brown gregation. It was the first night WUfred J. Clarke two long middle rooms of the great Press. “I think 'the electric chair building Thursday evening, with 6 house their groans and ejaculations, this total of 53 cases are added 26 Collins Co ...... 105 of the union services when the Benson, together tyith other boys cases reported the week before. Colt F irearm s...... 29^^ is the most humane way of doing prizes and refreshments. The com weather has b6en favorable. On and high keyed “Amens,” could be away with murderers. Ruth and from Miss Catherine Shea’s Room heard all over town. Here Lorenzo Eagle L o c k ...... 8-2 good w il l M ESSA ^ mittee in charge includes Mrs. the other nights it has rained and in the Barnard school, had been Fafnir Bearing ...... Il2 Judd did not suffer, once they were Annie Alley, Mrs. Lena Kearnes, this has hurt the attendance. held an occasional “meeting,” when in the chair. It put them out of this having their swinmilng period under on his return from his long trips he Hart & Cooley...... 215 Mrs. Ada Peckham, Mrs. Marcyll the sup^vision of Director Wil Infer STTver com . . .190 195 (Continued from page 1) world easily and quickly.” Peckham and Mrs. Clara Lincoln. had a little time to attend to the P IS O ’S ^ Inter Silver pfd ....124 Favors Capital Punishment fred J. Cr^rk of 15 South Main spiritual affairs of the townspeople. G CLEF, BEETHOVEN street. Clarke had called “All out” .A coughs: Landers, Frary & Cik 81 fhe America, President Machado Raymond Wiley of the Standard Hose Company No. 1 of the Man Her Ancestors Mann & Bow A ...... 18 paid graceful tribute to the United News Association merely stated: and delivering towels to the boys Aunt Libby is of Revolutionary States for the part she has played chester Fire department is plan when he heard someone yelling in do B ...... 9 I am in favor of capital punish ning to, run a series of dances be CONCERT TOMORROW ancestry, one of her ancestors being New Brit Ma pfd A . .100 in Cuban history, and feelingly ac- ment.” the pool. Jonathan Hutchinson, Jr., who knowledged the island republic s ginning next Friday evening. On Clarke rhn to the pool and saw do c o m ...... 2 6 Capital punishment ~has no the program will he both modern served for quite a period In the Niles Be Pond ...... 28 debt of gratitude. justification,” declared Whitney the Benson boy floundering in the The ideals contained in the reso and old-fashioned numbers. The First Joint Musical Program water. Wasting no time to undress, J R Mont p f d ...... — Bolton of, the New York Herald- firemen are taking this way of rais North & Judd ...... 30 lution of 1&18 have been “honora,- Tribune. “I think it has failed in By Two Organizations to Be the hirector jumped into the water Pratt, AVhitney, pfd.. 86 bly applied” in the relations be ing money for the upkeep of the Held at Swedish Church. with his clothes on and pulled the tween the tco countries, the Cuban every state it has been used.” company during the year. The Peck, Stowe & Wil . . 19 The present writer believes noth Benson hoy out. Aside from being Russell Mfg C o ...... 86 president said. ' dances will. take place at the hall One of the leading musical events a bit scared, Hugo appeared none “The representatives of the ing could be more pitiful than to at the fire headquarters. Main and Scoville Mfg C o ...... 51 witness the deliberate, legal milr- of the season will be held in the the worse for his unpleasant ex “THE HOUSE Smyth Mfg Co ...... 400 American republics have gathered Hilliard street. Swedish Lutheran church tomor perience. once more,” he said, * with the der of a woman—no matter what Stanley Wks com . . . 63 she had done, row night when the G Clef club and It appears that Hugo was playing OF HITS" Standard S crew ...... 100 practical purpose of consolidation Maneixpster Lodge of Moose will the Beethoven Glee club will give tag with a group of other boys and RIALTO T orrington...... 93 of a mutually beneficial and posi Sid Sutherland of Liberty Maga hold its regular meeting tonight at zine said: “It was a very horrible their first joint concert. didn’t wish to be “it” when the IJ S Envelope pfd ....114 tive brotherhood, both in spirit and eight o’clock in Tinker hall. There The Beethoven club has been or game was called. He had been in FINAL SHOWING TONIGHT - Union Mfg Co...... 21 . material interests.” thing, but Mrs- Snyder reserved will be Initiation of candidates and “The International American to die. When I thought of what ganized for almost threck years and the habit of jumping off the diving Whit Coil P ip e ...... 17 other important business to be is well known throughout the state plank close enough so that he could Conference, initiated 39 years ago happened to Albert Snyder I knew taken up. ' at Washington, again meets to toil that capital punishment was all through its concert work. grab the edge of the pool when he ♦ ♦ D I S C O R D ” for the welfare and the glory of right. The G Clef Glee club although a canle up. This time, however, his The G Clef Glee club will meet more recent organization Is becom judgment of distance was poor and A thrilling drama of human emotions with cast of in this hemisphere, the foundation of I am in favor of capital punish for rehearsal at seven o’clock to ing Avell known and Avell liked in N.Y. Stocks a new humanity and the crucible of ment,” declared Alva Johnson of he missed the edge. He is able to ternational film favorites. night. At eight o’clock there will he Manchester. It is the only girls’ swim but a few yards and became a new civilization.” the New York Times. “It is not a a combined rehearsal of both G High Low 1 p. m. “Pan-Americanism is a construe chorus of its kind in town and has confused. Ailed Chem ..154% 153% 154 pleasant thing to look at but I feel Clef and Beethoven clubs which will a membership of 40 voices already, live work that does not imply an it is a strong deterrent and should be followed by a rehearsal of the Clarke finished his morning Alls C h a l___ 117% 117% 117% tagonisms,” President Machado con in its first year of organization. duties wearing Director Lewis TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY Am Bosch . . . 21% 21% 21% be retained.” Beethoven club. The rehearsal is The clubs will appear in separate 72% tinued, “but on the contrary coop the last one before, the concert to Lloyd’s gym suit. When questioned DOUBLE FEATURES Am Can ..... 72% 72% erates for universal peace and for Charles Slattery of the,; New as well as joint numbers and will about the affair this noon, he was Am Cr & Fdy.106% 105 106% York Daily Mirror; “I wa> in be given tomorrow night. . sing two eight-part choruses that Am Loco ....1 1 0 % 110% 110% better understanding aihongst all reluctant to take any credit for MARIE PREVOST LON CHANEY peoples. favor of capital punishment ^ntil have never before been sung in the rescue clainiing that it was only Am Smelt .... 175 % • 174 174% TMently. NOW 1 am unalterably Manchester. —in— 67% “The great principles of coopera his duty to protect the hoys. —in— Am St Fdy ..68% 66% tion must substitute the idea of opposed to i t ” REV. JAMES O’BRIEN Assisting the clubs w-ill he Miss “NOMADS OF THE Am T & T .179% 179 179% separation of interests. Nothing can Mfost Revolting Helen Berggren contralto, Albert ‘ALMOST A LADY’ Am Woolen . 22% 22% 22% Frank Donoghue of the Long Pearson, bass. Miss Eva Johnson 55% oppose the tide which is impelling NORTH” Anaconda . . 55% 55% the destinies of the western hemis Island Star said: “I have always DEAD INbTAMFORD will accompany the soloists and She came near being a Atchison . . 191% 191% 1 0 1 % been against capital punishment, I chorus. 22 YEARS MARRIED; The greatest character 57 phere toward its ii:finite status of lady, but when the Duke Beth Steel . 57 56% brotherhood under the shelter of have seen four executions but that, actor of the films in James Can Pac . .209% 208% 209 only turned out to be a mil C M & St Paul 18% 18% 18% juridical stanaards that are indis of Mrs. Snyder was the most re Stamford, Conn., Jan. 16— CEEBRATEINPARn Oliver Gurwood’s story of do pfd .... 35% 35 35 pensable for the maintenance of volting—not only because a human Congressman Schuyler Merritt MR. AND MRS. GAYLORD lionaire—here’s fun for the frozen Northlands. Can and North 85% 85 85% peace.” life was taken but because of her and other civic leaders to-day made you! Marie’s greatest. ThriH upon thrill. Chi Roc Isle .109% 109% 109% All AVorking Together sex.” public, statements concerning the The Cuban president expressed Wilbur Rogers of the Brooklyn personal loss they have sustained in SURPRISED BY FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hogan of Cons Gas . . . .121% 121% 121% Mill street entertained a party of Matinee: 5c-10c. Evening: 10c-25c Corn Prod . . . 69% 68% 68% confidence that all the delegates Eagle, who has witnessed six execu the'death of Rev. James C. O’Brien, were working toward the same tions, sai4^ he was never so affect since 1900 pastor of St. John’s 35 of their friemds Saturday eve Del & Hud . .181% 180% 181 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gaylord ning in celebration of their twen Dodge Bros ... 20% 20 20% ideals, which he characterized as ed as he was by the electrocution Catholic church here, who died sud were tendered a pleasant surprise Du Pone .... 312 % 312% 312% “psace through an absolute prepon of Ruth and Judd. denly yesterday. Partially com party Saturday evening at their ty-second wedding anniversary. E r i e ...... 63% 62% 62% derance of justice; justice secured “I had a nightnmre all the next pleted funeral arrangements indi apartments in the State armory The early part of the evening Gen Elec ----- 132% 131% 132% upon adequate resolutions freely night,” Rogers saidT, “and I haven’t ♦cate that Rt. Rev. John^J. Nllan, where they took up their abode a was spent in whist playing. The Gen Motors ..132% 131% 132% accepted by all the nations without been able to sleep well yet. That Bishop of Hartford, will celebrate a short time ago. Upwards of 50 of winners of first prizes were Mrs. 99% discrimination.” pontificial high mass of requiem Minnie Trautment of Talcottville Gillet Raz . . . 99% 99% In conclusion President Machado sight in the silent chamber of death their relatives, friends and asso Inspirat ...... 19% 19 19 is ever before me. It was a most when funeral services are held ciates among St. Mary’s parishion and Leonard Robbins; 2nd. prizes. welcomed the delegates to Cuba. here on Thursday morning, and Miss Betty Douglas of Talcottville Int Nickel . . . 92% 90% 91% The auditorium of the beautiful terrible thing and I, for one, am ers attended. It was a real, old- Int Paper .... 68% 68% 68% dead against capital punishment. It that Rev. Peter McClean, of Bridge fashioned neighborhood party, as and Sterling Llppencott. The con Kennecott .... 82% 82% 82% National theater presented a glit- port, will deliver the eulogy. solation awards fell to Miss Regina TO teringly brilliant spectacle when was particularly hard to see a wo Isaac Jackson, who made the pres Lehi V a l...... 97% 97% 97% man go.” A solemn requiem mass in mem entation speech, remarked, one of Mitchell and Ernest Ritchie. A Mack Truck . .100% 100% 100% the tAvo presidents, Machado and ory of Father O’Brien will be cele short enterfainment followed which STATE the kind that promotes good fel 36% 37% Coolidge, entered with their retin Courtney Terrett of the New brated at a service for children on OSOUTH 1 MANCHESTER 1 tijfjiGHT ues. Doth delegates and spectators York Evening Telegram: "I’ve al lowship and sociability among included Spanish dances by Miss NIGHT Mo Pac 'com . 51% 50% 51- Thursday morning at eight, with neighbors and friends, and which Patsy Ruth Lovecott of Hartford N Y Central .160% 160% 160% rose as one and broke into pro ways believed in capital punish the mass celebrated by Rev longed applause as the two presi ment, While I believe capital occur all too seldom in these busy and the new Kinkajou by Miss New Haveu . 61% 61% 61% Charles Leddy, of Bridgeport, times. Mr. Jackson expressed his Mitchell. Mrs. guth Vittner played No Amer Co . 61% 60% 61% dents entered the auditorium. punishment was deserved in the nephew of Father O’Brien. Father Don’t Miss It! Last Time Showing Tonight • Big Crowds case of these two persons, I now pleasure, in behalf of the' gather piano numbers. A buffet lunch was No Pac . . . 96% 95% 95% Leddy will be assisted by Dr. D. L, ing in presenting to Mr. and Mr.s. served and general dancing oc Penn R R . . . 64% 64% 64% The jam of humanity about the think the system of capital punish Gleason, of Stamford, and Rev. G^t in Line! Follow the Crowd to See theater entrance was so dense that ment should be abolished for two Gaylord, tangible tokens of the cupied the remainder of the eve Post Cereal .124% 124% 124% Denis Hurley, of South Norwalk. esteem in which they were held, in ' Pr St Car . . 25% 25 25 the two presidents and their escorts reasons; (1) It is not airtight, ning. experienced difficulty in making Father O’Brien’s body will be the shape of four pictures to adorn Their friends presented to Mr. Pull New . . ,. 82% 82% 82% some who should get it manage to taken from the rectory to the WILLIAM Radio Corp , .100% 98% 100 their way through. In the confusion escape it, and (2) it is wrong from the walls of the home and an im and Mrs. Hogan a handsome gate- Mrs. Coolidge became* separated church on Wednesday afternoon proved electric toaster to help start leg table. Sears Roe . , . 84% 84 84 a purely ethical standpoint, because where a guard of honor will be / o So Pac .... 120% 120% 120% from the president and was almost society is destroying something it each day right, HAINES prevented froml^’gaining entrance to formed from men of the church Mr. Gaylord amused the guests BIG, RAILROAD DA3I V Y e s f p o i n r Sou Rail . . i43 143 143 cannot create.” societies here. The body will lie S O of N J . .4 0 39% 40 the theater, by a tall, burly guard,, with a number of jokes. John TODAY COMPLETED who blocked the way. The first lady Justice Townsend Scudder, who in state in the church until funeral Chambers of Hartford told several Studebaker . 58 57% 58 pronounced the death sentence upon was finally recognized, however, services are held on Thursday humorous stories and Mids Agatha Greenwich, Conn., Jan. 16—The Tob Prod .. 109% 109% 109% Ruth and Judd, hut who did rmt morning at ten. The life, loves and laughs of the cadets are here in a pid&ire Un Pac . . . . ,190 190 190 and after the guard had apologized Wright played for the old-fashio.n- New Haven Railroad’s $500,000 slfe was escorted into the building. witness the execution, scored the ed dances, and for the singing of that’s fascinating from first to last. United Drug ,196 196 196 death penalty as “a degradation of pump house and dam at Mianus is Haines even more amusing than in ‘‘'Tell It To The Marines” United Fruit .139% 139% 139% President Machado received a MYSTERIOUS POISONING. Auld Lang Syne with which the practically complete today and the great hand from the audience when justice”, adding:ng: Providence, R. 1., Jian. 16—Mrs party wound up. Needle.«3 to say tp d “SUde, Kelly, Slide.” ' U S Rubber , 60% 59% 60% “Capital punishment railroad will give up its purchase U S Steel . , 145% 144% 145% he rose to speak, but ihe ovation mnishment turns a Catherine Irwin, 40, a mother of the guests came supplied with of one million gallons of water a . 9Z% 90% 92 to President Coolidge was simply court of justice into a charnel three children, was dying at Rhode plenty of good things to eat. day from Greenwich Water Com tremendous. For fully four minutes house. This is not in keeping with Island hospital to-day in a mystei- pany. The water is used in the the roar of hand clapping and th^e either the dignity or great elevation ious poisoning case. INCENDIARY FIRE TOMORROW & WEDNESDAY AIRPLANE CRASHES. shouted “Vivas” beat upon his ears of justice. The home, not the, Her husband, 'Walter, told the giant power house on the edge of Rio Janeiro, Jan. 16.—The Post Long Island Bound where power for as he stood in the flood lights, courts, is the place to stamp out police he thought his wife mistook East Hampton, Jan. 16.—Fires of Office Department announced to bowing and smiling. crime “ a bottle of disinfectant far asthma the electrified New York Division “kow Much Am I Offered for This day an air mail plane, flying be supposed incendiary origin are be is developed. The reservoir built As soon as the speeches were medicine during the night. ing Investigated here, the latest tween Brazil and Argentine, had concluded the conference was ad for its own use by the railroad im Beautiful Girl?” crashed near Natal. The pilot was CHASE AFTER DRUNK Irwin and his thirteen-year-old having destroyed Flood’s livery pounds 140,000,000 gallons of journed until tomorrow. President daughter tried to treat Mrs. Irwin stable and two cars on Sunday killed. and Mrs. Coolidge immediately re Greenwich, Conn., Jan. 16—An water engineers say. thony Carbona, knocked down by but without success anid three morning. Fire Chief Weir believes In constructing the reservoir turned to the Presidential -Palace an automobile, pursued on foot by hoprs later the husband summon this fire started from oily rags in for a i/idef rest. ^ ed a physician. the rear of a truck in the building. workmen found two natural circu President and Mrs. Coolidge were the driver of the car and then ar lating wells In the bed of Mianus rested for intoxication last night; Some days ago a fire was found In To Cure a luncheon guests or President Mach WINTe B BACK AGAIN the Majestic theater and extinguish river. They also dug out the stump ado at his' country estate on the today 'received a nolled sentence of. an ancient elm in> the roots of on payment of costs In the Town Boston, Mass,, Jan. 16.— “King ed before damage was done, and outskirts of Havana. Winter” again blew into New Eng later a barn was burned to the which was entwined an old-fash GoM in Court here. ioned vinegar cruet. The cruet’s William Kenealy, of Stamford, land and todfiy winter overcoats ground. ICE HOLD SUSPECT were the order, following a month age Is unknown but records indi f S e e r f ^ { One Day whose car struck Carbona, was sure cate the wells were dug two cen the man was not fit to be at large, of mild spring-like days. NEW BANK POSITION Hartford, Conn., Jan. 16.—Mi The mercury dropped to the turies ago \^hen the river’s course chael Kaplan, of 20 Lyman street, parked bis car, and chased Carbona was somewhat different than now. a considerable distance beCoire twenty degree mark. Lakes aUd New Britain, Conn., Jan. 16.— Holyoke, Mass., alias John E. ponds had n thin coating of ice. Andrew J. Sloper, for slxty-one Dawes, suspected of the.hold-up of catchiiig him. Then Kenealy col In addition to the cold wave, years connected with the New Brit Eugene Kieffer, New Britain police lared his man and marched him to ain National bank and for thirty- the station where. Uarbona was Boston, which has had no snow jB m m d man on Saturday, was today bound since the early winter storm of No three years its president, was today A colorful romance of Old Louisiana—of a princess who be over for trial in the Superior Couft found to be unharmed. vember, may expect snow tomor made chairman of the board of the TED RONDEAU’S came a slave—and a boy who foh^t for as brave men fight and held in default of ball of $10,- row, according to the Weather Bu bank, a new position, and was suc Quininei 000. Kaplan, which police say is his AUTO DRIVER HELD reau. ceeded as president by Frederick S. only for princesses! Yon must see it—at least onoe! tMrir real name, was arrested here yes Greenwich, Conn., Jan. Iff—Wal Chamberlain, former state treasur Stage and Modern terday, when trapped at the home lace Wood, 19> 'was today pludd. WOMAN SLEUTH KILLED er, W. J. Judd, member of the Gen Th« and Original of a local girl on whom he was call under bond of $3,000 pending 1th« • ______, ■ eral Assemoiy, was advanced to School hf Dancing ONE Ckdd and Grip Tublet ing by a police squad. Inquest of Coroner John J. PhelAn New York, jan. 16.—Mrs. Lu cashier and he was succeeded as assistant cashier by Harry W. THURSDAY DAY ONLY THURSDAY Frovan Sa£t for mom tlum a Qoartor of of Bridgeport, Into the death of cllle PGVlln,'2ff, said to he a private Briuich from Hartford a Cmtezvu an egactivtf imody for CHAMBERLIN TRIES AGAIN William.M. Nelson, of Cos Gob, wh© detective from Chicago, was found Hatching, r' COLDS, OOP, INFLUBNZA a Roosevelt Field, N. Y., Jan. Iff.— was fatally hurt Saturday night py shot to death today in Jier furnish Room 3, State Theater Bldg. ANOTHER Preventive. FzicalOe. a car driven by Wood. Wood was ed room in Brooklyn, police believ N01XD PIANIST DEAD. The box bean tUa ilgaabira Clarence Chamberlin and Roger Naples, Jan, 16.—-Constantino South Manchester GRE.AT BIG Williams took off from the field using a car owned by Bound Hill ed the Woman was murdered. here at 12:55 this afternoon in an Dairy Company; when the accident; Emily____ Marmer,______landlady,______told ___the Palumbo,''famou9 pianist and teach- Open Daily 1 p. m. to 10 p.' m. other attempt to establish an‘ ®h- occurred. He is charged With hav poilce that Mrs. Vovlln" had rented er of Leon Cavallo, Is dead here at the room a month agoi the ase of 84. Phone 11^0 "^Proven MwG tince 1889 ^ durance airplane record. ing left the scene of the aeddent. V , f - , suits is shown in the new fibre fur niture. One manufacturer has dis ONE-FIFni OF S I P ’S OPEN FORUM covered a method of' dying the fi COLLEGE GIRL bre before it is woven. This ac POPIM TION DRIVERS] BY NEW CONGRESS complishes two things— makes pos R o c k v i l l e SIGN YOUR LETTEtlS Most Eventful Year sible a much more beautiful weave (Cmtinued Letters addressed The and obviates any trouble from from Page 1.) VANISHES LIKE Herald for publication In the rough use. With this new fibre, no About 320,000 Applicantjs This €>- -By ISRAEL KLEIN - CATERPILLAR THINKS IT’S committee probably speed up ac- OfiFice Again Entered. Open Forum columns must bear scratch can be deep enough to show Year—Where to Apply For The office of the Rockville Grain SPRING IN HELLARDVILLE tioa on the latter bill in order to the signature and address of the white— the color goes right 1928 Licenses., To the rh'(ilo f‘dn, "the greatest & Coal Co. in Brooklyn street was through. When Jacob Lutz, a weaver begin consideration of Farm relief AUCECORBETI writer. If the author does not event of 1927 was the formation of legislatioa by February 1. The Sen entered at 4 a. m. Saturday mom- The most prominent so-called his at Hillard’s, started in to the care to have hIs or her name One-fifth of the population of. the Federal Radio., Coinmjssion, and ate interestate commerce commit nr,g for the second time in two published with the letter It torical style at this market was the mill this morning, the' first days and for the ninth time within French. Not only the Louis 15th Connecticut will be licensed to the greatest ei^hcifed’ fdr 1928 will tee will consider the 'Walsh resolu must be so stated, but the drive automobiles during 1928, he the fulfillment of its promise to “ How d’y do” he received was two years. The entrance was made (Continued from Page 1.) and 16th epocns are being brought n’t from fellow workers— it was tion and there was a confllcit of signature and address must State Motor Vehicle Department clear the air for better broadcast opinion as to whether it would through a transom in the rear of accompany the letter. Other to mind in various chairs and tables from a caterpillar. or a clue to' her present where- records Indicate. The approximate ing. recommend or reject the proposed the building just off the. railroad wise it will not be published* but the present furniture of France •Right across his path he abouts were found. is being glorified as never before. number of operators will be 320,- Other historic events have helped inquiry. tracks. The break was detected by <»_•------® put radio broadcasting and the found strolling a real live cater occupants in a nearby house who Parents .Wealthy We have had odd living room pieces 000, an increase over last year of pillar, ■ as lively as any in the The house had no fixed program heard a crash. Upon investigation Like Miss Corbett, the parents f5r some time, but not until this 26,000, a gain in ten years of near radio industry far in advance of tor debate, but its leaders expected its position a year ago. But the middle of summer. Lutz im they saw that the front door of the of Miss Smith tfre wealthy. She is MATHIAS SPIESS MAKES market was any attempt made to ly 100,000, and in 20 years of mediately made a case for it out to enact a number of minor bills wealthy in her own right having show complete dining room and bed more than 200,000. On March 1, new radio. law that formed the during the week. Appropriation grain store was open. They noti federal commission 'and promised of a tin can and showed it to fied the police who found that the received large sums through in room suites in this quaint style. last year, i there were 292,^253 other Hilliard workers. bills were likely to predominate, heritances. She is tjhe only daugh- REPLY TO DR. STOLZ Normandy furniture will probably operators, in 1918 there were 103,- widespread improvements in broad although there was a possibility door had again been bolted from casting Is by far the greatest for The mild weather of the past the inside and the intruder had ter of her parents. A young brother not be universally approved, but I 657 and in 1908 only 13, 763. that the Norris “ Lame Duck” reso ward step. week probably brought the little gone. As far as could be ascer is a student at an academy in Gro do feel as though it had enough Application blanks for 1928 re fellow out of his winter home lution might be adopted. • Editor, The Herald: merit to stay with us. newal licenses were sent out yes Through the commission, inter Farm Relief. tained nothing had been taken and ton. ference among broadcasters has _ — or perhaps he thought t he only slight damage done. College authorities did not make In his letter to the Herald, re The thing I am doubtful about is terday by the department to about In the house ' committee rooms, the Art Moderne. This is the most been cut doWn considerably, many could land a job at Hilliard’s “In Hinky Doodle Town.” public the fact that Miss Smith garding my challenge for a debate 318,000 drivers who are expected being no slouch as a weaver there was much acti-vity. The on the resolution; ‘‘Resolved, that extravagant stuff ever shown by o f the more, powerful stations agriculture committee began con The Wheel Club will present a. had disappeared until Sunday. to renew their licenses. Certificates himself. the Bible is the word of God” , furniture manufacturers. It really have gained ex<:lusive wavelengths sideration of farm relief legislation, musical comedy. “ In Hinky Doodle Their object was not to embarrass now held will expire on February to enable the free broadcasting of - \ \ . :,vVi ‘•It ■HAiyCHESTER XCOl^.)' EVE JAl^tARY 16^1928, in tlie. face of a falling market have buBher, that price Cal’s Havana White House beeh revtaj^^d by the best price in loss to the grower. “SUNRISE” PLACED AT HEAD many' years. ” .t; During the past month, reports Lpss^ sustained through the from the United States Department marketing of an unusually large pf Agriculture indicated that the cabbage crop and a drop in potato 1927 crop of onions was not more TEN BEST FILMS OF YEAR prices were recouped by the strong than the 1926 crop.. Prices soared onion majrket. Many farmers sold immediately and growers with the ' Mary Pickford, i^n spite of her BY G£1XE COHN , their crop early in the season, re foresight to hold their product have, curls and her familiar hoyden f ceiving from fifty to si-:ty cents a been getting $1 to $1.24 a bushel. amount in jewelry. ^ A none-too-gentle reminder from j tricks and the crowds that packed Film Daily tells me the time has j the theater, seemed singularly and; come to choose those ter. pictures | to me, sadly older. Douglas .Fair of the year which you would most | banks’ “ The Gaucho,!’ is-grand so relish if shipwrecked on a desert | long as Fai. b'anl.s is doing his island. I Fairbanks stuff-^than which there It supplies you with a list of I is nojhihg f‘w]iicher in ,/.cinema some 700 films, which include such ! amusement.. There is not enough of ripe old fellows as "What Price 1 it. It is not. his best picture. But Glory?” and “ The Big Parade" and ! he has. a new lidding lady. Miss warns you that those super-yroduc- | Lupe Velezi'^virho will and does bear Supreme, Unvarying tions which Broadway has seen for watching. month on end may uot be mention The film version of Erskine’s ed since they have not had a na “ Private Life of Helen of-Troy;’ tional release- was as far from his story' as it is Our particular Film Daily list, possible for Hollywood to get, yet tl^en, .goes something - like this: it presented s^p-sHck as a high !'Beau Geste,” “ Seventh Heaven,” art, with gorgeous sets and truly, “ Chang” , “ Underworld.” “ Resur artistic costumes: it is an innova rection,” “ Stark Love,” “ The Way tion in comedy. of/All Flesh,’ “ Service for Ladies,’ “ What Price Glory?” and “ The ^0,'V'' “ Wings” has air shots that are a lourame Big Parade.” almost too good to be true and a And, could we stretch this for a Janet Gaynor. . . . “ at the top of story which, for the most part, is few more reels, we w'ould add Pola the world” in “ Sunrise.” too bad to be even false. Only Negri’s “ Barbed Wire” , “ Metropo when one buddy finds that he has, lis,” “ Faust,” “ The Garden of through mistake, shot down his nouncement that $2,000,000 and In this presidential palace at Havana President and Mrs. Coolidge are Allah” , and a few more. Perhaps best friend, does this tale become staying during their Cuban sojourn. President Machada is their host. even “ The Spotlight.” two years were put into the making worth while. of “ Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” I even Our personal list, however, is found myself trying to check the headed by “ Sunrise,” that truly points at which each million drop of Greta Garbo and Ronald Col- \ Conners, Once ^Bootlegger Prince beautiful picture Murnau made as ped. But all the clinking of off man, and it again proves the popu his first American production. stage coin does not nii.ke this the lar appeal of Miss Garbo, but it is Herein you see vvhy Janet Gaynor picture it could be. Not even Eliza’s not big “ road show” stuff. It is Oat Of Illegal ^Racket* For Good 'ou might as well have, the best is at the top of the world just thrilling toe dance upon real ice better taken than, most and well j now and you are suri'rJsed to find and the sadistic beatings of Uncle posed, even when not well acted, j By JAMES L. kiLGALLEN tally imperative, Remus found, to' how well George O’Britn can act Tom can make the faint praise “ Service for Ladles,” with Men-1 ^ ^ .1 have undisputed possession of the when well directed. We would add sound louder. jou, seemed’ to me the lest of the f New York.— George Conners, of j pj-gmises so as to safely abstract “ The King oi Kings” mayhap, and Mrs. Stowe would be amazed to sophisticated school and we liked Cincinnati, used to be the prini^ of j -^higkey from the distilleries. So he “ The Patent Leather Kid” , in learn that the Civil War already “ Two Arabian Knights” a bit bet the bootleggers in this country. As I purchase much accessory which Dick Barthelmess stages his I was on when she wrote her story ter than any of the comics. such he ruled with an iron hand and . estate— buildings, furniture, come-back. I and that, hence, it served no “ The Student Prince” had qual even the hardest ruffiams and hi- offices and even corner saloons, But we could stand ‘-Sunrise’ i propaganda purpose; that troops ity, but seemed to us to drag heavi lackers dared not cross him. He -y^-}jej.e Conners came in. Con- longer on a desert island tha.n we | march into the picture and give a ly thrj^gh its story of romance a reputation f<^ gameness gt^uck good bargains for Re- can tolerate most films "on crowd-1 background to rescue scenes; that and love at Heidelberg. None of when he managed Death Valley jpug^ ^nd they made a great pair. ed Broadway. innumerable strange things hap J^arm,” on the outskirts of Cincin Once together there was no limit, the talking pictures seemed to us nati, the biggest booze cache in Before Securing Automobile Insurance Regretfully I scan the list of pen to her story. One recognizes to be of major ' size, however in with two high-powered minds in op America, and he still has that repu eration. those “ supers” tliat have fioated best the angel’s roosting upon teresting. tation. in this season. Eva's bed and the prankings of In fact, if we must be wrecked Conners eventually became owner Topsy— a well done bit of acting, Today Conners, a slim, dressy fel of “ Death Valley Farm” on the out on a desert island, we’d rather low of about thirty-five, with dark I contemplate with awe the au- by the way. ha-ye books than mb-vies, anyway. skirts of Cincinnati, i.ie biggest liq For 1928 brown eyes, black curly'hair and a uor cache in the co intry. It was sit poker face, is now an official Of the uated atop of a steep hill and con A, rule of celibacy was imposed Kentucky Distributing Company, tained a number of buildings, some on hll members of the colony; they dealers in medicinal whiskey, and of -which housed barrels of liquor. World Champion Kickee, were forbidden to eat meat or to according to himself, is out of the Several hundred c::ses of liquor drink intoxicants, and all male bootlegging “ racket.” He is now were brought there at on ^ time and Consult Our Office members wore their hair long and married to a charming young wom stored. Conners had an express of Booted In Many Lands cultivated whiskers. This was to an and is very proud of his home ficial “ fixed” and he ran cars out continue until 144,000 perfect men and his six year old daughter Rose • railroad siding so that ship- and women had been gathered, -Muriel Conners, who idolizes her mehts could be made easily and For Rates London.— If all the world were i stead he served as a medical officer ■''’hen the race of perfect men and Daddy. quickly. Remus h 'd several depots divided into kickers and kickce.’, in the army. Restless as always, lie women would again repopulate the Conners would now probably be of the same kind, but none as large Christian Rakowsky, former Bolo I can.-j back to France where he stud- earth. a real estate man if he had not met as this one. Conners’ partner in this We represent stock and dividend paying ambassador to E n gird and France | ied law aiiu secured his degree. Purnell founded the colony on a George Remus, the former Chicago enterprise was John Gerhun, father and recently expelledled from the in-in | He thought of settling dowm, be “ shoe string,” but many persons of criminal lawyer who in 1919 came of fouf children, who worked on the companies which are non-assessable, coming a French citizen and enter comparative wealth and seemingly to Cincinnati to circumvent the pro ner Soviet circles, would hold the hibition law where booze was most farm. •vorld's championship as the prize ing rTench politics, but suddenly strong po-w'ers of reasoning were Trucks loaded with booze came Whds at 6ult? dashed back to Rumania where he attracted to the . strange doctrine. plentiful— in the greatest whiskey kickee. center of the universe. Remus be and went ft/f months. The business He’s like that famous hound in was elected to the council ot the Most of them turned all of their -was enormous. Much of the liquor Constantza region. In the mean worldly goods over tp Purnell up gan buying up distilleries to meet was Remus’. He was pretty busy, the Missouri song about “ some- the great demana for liquor after NELSON, INC. hody.'p always kickin’ my dawg time, he met Lenin and all the fu on their joining the colony, and however, with his many distilleries HOLDEN ture Bolo demi-gods. During the this property W'as supposedly pool prohibition had set in and he an 1 and like Conners was doing a land aroun'.” He could not be more suc Conners met. They became business 853 Main Street, Park Building, South Manchester cessful if he wore on the seat of war he was inside a Rumanian jail ed for all the members. In a few office business for the demand hi', pants a big white sign with the from -which he -was rescued by Rus years the joint property Of the col partners and to this day are closest greatly exceeded the supply. lettering: sian revolutionary trooi's. ony was valued at $3,000,000 or of friends. Guns were mounted on “ Death He joined the Bolos and became inoi’e. All community property, “ If my wife had been as loyal to Valley” and," although prohibition “ Kick me hei'e! " me as Conners,” said Remus recent Always Ready For More their wand'ering ambassador in however, was held in Purnell’s officials knew the place was in op He has spent his entire life of Germany and elsewhere. The Bolos ly. “ I never would have shot her.” name as he -wms the “ State.” There is something about the eration, they did not dare ra!^ it some 55 "-ears being kicked around. made him commissar for the Uk Colony Grew Rich for months. Finally, one Sunday, He thrives on it. Every time he raine and later ambassador to Eng cool, shrewd-looking Conners that when most of the ruffians and gun With its growing wealth the col- suggests that he can take care of ' /• has been kicked in the past he has land and France. He got back to ofly and Purnell became forces to men employed there were away, bobbed up serenely some place else Moscow aoout six weeks ago, jiist himself in any emergency. You im- they- did raid it, and that marked be reckoned with in the politics of agin, somehow, he has met such and often in a better position. in time to join the inner revolution Berrien County where the colony the end of “ Death Valley Farm,” If his expulsion from the inner of Trotzky against Stalin. The Sta- “ emergencies” and there are many and directly led to the arrest of Re was located. Although for years .stori^-s that .tend to substantiate ' circles of the Soviets were to be fol- linites have now kicked him out of reports of immoraT practices with mus, Conners, Gerhun and many lowred by expulsion from Poland, it the Bolo inner circle. It’s his ninth that belief. He is exceedingly re others and it was n^ t long before, in the colony, particularly as re served with stf angers, having little Let US help is doubtful whether he would have appearance as kickee. Conners and Remus were convicted gards certain “ rites” exercised by 'to say until he has the other party any place to go. So many countries The Box Score “ King Ben” under religious pre of violating the prohibition law and have kicked him out that the cham Here is the list: ’fully sized up, and then he can be sentenced to Atlanta penitentiary. tenses, were current about the an entertaining companion. He has pion kickee would have a hard time First— Kicked out of the BulgaT country, the long-haired occult “ I often thought ■ hen I was do of it finding a haven of refuge. rian college of Varna for being the bad .dozens of thnumg experience?, leader balked efforts to prosecute but rarely talks of *rem. He is a le- ing my time in Atlanta,” said Con He’s the stormiest petrel in Eu leader of a student riot. him. ners, “ of what my uncle told me you Save! rope. And one of the best educated. Second— Kicked out of the Bul alist/practical to an extreme, with Purnell himself was not a celi an intuitive, n.ind fnat works wUu when I said I was going in business He -w^as born at Kotel in Bulgaria of garian college of Gabrovo. bate. He jointly shared the rule of lightning-like rap.iiity. For thuic with Remus. He said, • ‘George, Let U8 show you today that we offer you a family -which belonged to the pet Third— Expelled from Germany the colony with “ Queen” Mary don’t do anything that would make ty Bulgarian nobility. His family by the police in 1893. d.'^ys lawyers for ;he slam tried to your mother ashamed of.’ ” Purnell, consort of the “ King.” .trap ihini in c’ ocf exam-nation ,.t the finest to be had in foods—at econom* o\vned most of their estates in the Fourth— E.xpelled from St. Pet Although the state charges that Conners added the same comment Rumanian Dobrudja. ersburg (as it then was) by the po UietR^nus inu-ider trial, but failei. Remus has so often made: the “ House .pf David” was never All his life he lived in Cincinnati. ical prices, (^ r policy insures you the He w^as a revolutionary from the lice in 1900. anything more than a fraud for “ All I did anyway was to sell start. It -was in his blood. One Fifth— Expelled from Rumania 'He’was originally a stenographer in good liquor and bribe crooks wlio best that inoney can buy, and always at of his maternal uncles. George Ma- in 1905. Purnell’s enrichment, leaders of the a raiilroad office. Later he engaged colony hope that the plight of their would be bribed by comeone else matchef, in 1834 led the Bulgarian Sixth— Expelled from Sofia in in precinct politics, as a Democrat; anyway. the lowest jprice. revolt against the Turks. His oa- Bulgaria in 1912. indignant members, plus the fana-, Finally he entered his uncle’s real tical belief of others that their “ Well, I’m out Oi the bootlegging ternal uncle, Sava Rakowsky, from Seventh— Expelled from Ger estate business. It was while work business for good now.” 1840 to 1867 -was concerned in most many in 1918 where he was work “ King” is not really dead, but will ing for his uncle that he met rise again, as Christ did, will hold Remus. of the Macedonian revolutions. ing as unofficial diplomat of the STRONG ONION MARKET in addition to being a revolution Bolos. the colony together. It is expected “ I had heard about Remus and he that former Judge Harry T. Dew- looked like the real goods to me,” , SAVES N. Y. FARMERS ary and a R '.nian citizen of Bul iDighth— Withdrawn as Bolo am FROM OTHER CROP LOSS garian origin. Rakow^sky also be^^ bassador to France because of his hirst, forpier California Supreme said Conners. “ I wa-ted to make Hams Court jurist, will be elected new inoney but not as a bootlegger, but Shoulders came a cosmopolitan. He studied Communist activities and interfer ■ Albion, N. Y.— The ' fragraW medicine in Swiss universities; then ence in French internal affairs sev leader of the colony. finally I let myself get talked into Selected, sugar cured j “King .Ben’s” body is to be pre it after Remus showed me how easy onion has come into its own. De Freshly smoked shoul at Berlin and finally at Nancy in eral months ago. ders of the finest qiial- LB hams, specially prepared j n ' France. served eternally if possible, as it was.” mand for the succulent vegetable for this ^reat sale. Try Ninth— Expelled by Stalin and has jumped the price and Orleans ity. ' Lean, tende^and Armed with a French medical di- his crowd several weeks ago from were the mighty Pharaohs of . Remus was buying a few more sugar cu:^^.' ^ ' IT one baked or boiled. ploma, he went to Sofia and obtain any position in the .. er council of Egypt. Purnell’s followers are distilleries at that time. It was usu- county farmers who held their crop ed a Bulgarian diploma. But ne the Russian Communist party which pinning their faith on his event r practiced in neither country. in- rules Russia. ual resurrection, and the art of the embalmer. DIAMOND CRYSTAL. The salt thaPs all salt! VV\N\\N V\N\\VVVVN NVVVVV PKGS King Ben Mouldering In The Grave FUTURE ACTIVITY OF Shaker Salt Extra selected California dried apricofs! As Colony Awaits ‘Resurrection^ HANFORD MACNIDER LBS EVAPORATED fV Benton Harbor, Mich.— Occult a legal dissolution of. the “ House of CAUSES SPECIMTION ism apparently has reached a cross David” , colony, as other cults have V roads in its growth in the United been broken up in the past two GUARANTEED! States as a result of the recent yeait. The property of the colony, Mason City, Iowa— The resigna death of “ King” Benjamin Purnell, valued at $3,000,000 or more, is tion of Hanford McNider as assis ftaisins Prunes aged titular head of the “ House of even now in the hands of- a quasi- tant secretary of war has resulted ’Phone for a Thermax Iron! Have it delivered to David” colony near here. “ King in a vertiable flood of rumors over Plumi>, juicy, thin skinned fruit. Fancy, small pitted, meaty Sont^ Oara civil receivership. your home. The Termax weighs six pounds. Not too Ben” was the self-styled “ Seventh It is not these revelations, how the state as to his future, but those A lo-w price. * SEEDLESS prunes. ^ Messenger,” and the “ archangel of ever, which promise to threaten the closest to him here are inclined to heavy to be tiring nor too light to do the work. Equip SEEDED 40-50 LBS eternal life.” His followers believed take his “ return to business” as the PKGS life of occultism, but rather the ped with reversible heatproof spring stand, six foot cord, RAISINS Size he could not die. revelations, through the deaths of real reason for the resignation. 3 PKGS S9« But he did. “ King Ben” expired “ King Ben” and one or two other One rumor has had it that he Is standard plugs. (V at 11:30 Friday, December ,16, in occult leaders that these disciples looking forward to making the race .r the “ diamond house,” one of the are not or were not immortal. for the Republican nomination for Price this month only. colony dwellings, while the bewil Benjamin Purnell’s rise to lead Selected golden HaUowi dates—delicious! the United States senate in 1930, 50c Per Month. PKG dered members of his colony stood ership in occultism is an .^interest when the term of Senator Dan Down. $2,45 about prepared to witness a second ing study in the growth of religious Steck, Iowa’s Democrat, expires. Dromedary Dates resurrection. The news of the death cults in this country. He was born Another is that he has eyes on the was kept secret for three days, in Maysville, Ky., in 1862. Little vice-president’s chair in the event Serve this'tohole wheat cereal for a hearty breakfast! during which an honor guard of is known of his parents, but his re General Dawes steps aside or Ben’s faithful disciples kept vigil ligious fervor early asserted itself, makes the race for the presidency. PKG to notify other members of the col and he became known as a “ boy This, though is mere speculation, MuSfets ony at the first sign of the ex preacher.” , his friends assert, and they point pected “ rising^’ from the bier. At Other Activities out that his business interests here the end of three days the colony Records show that he was con SUNSWEET PRUNES 2LBPKG 19* physician filed the legal death cer really need his attention. He has nected - with the notorious “ New his own bond business and, it is gen PKG tificate. Eve” cult founded in Detroit, Mich., WHEATENA Legal Proceedings by “ Prince” Machael K. Mills about erally presumed that he gradually Purnell died in the midst of le 35 years ago. The cult, because of will take over the affairs of his MUELLER’ S MACARONI or NOOIHRS' X X5* gal proceedings comcomitant,. to the immoralities of “ Prince” Mi father, Charles H. McNider, who is statutory charges brought against chael was dissolved and, the reported in poor health, • MUELLER’S SPAGHETTI him by state and federal officials, “ Prince” was sent to pbisoh on a The elder McNider is president of on which the prosecuting authori statutory charge. the First Natiopal Bank here, and ^ The one bread that pleases all the fam ily! ties had hoped to send “ King Ben” Following the arrest and convic his son is a vice-president. In addi- LARGE to prison for the remainder of his tion of the leader, and the stoning -tion to this thdre are large real LOAF life for alleged assaults on young of his long-haired followers on the estate holdings and the manage Grandmother’s Bread girls. The sensational revelations streets of Detroit, Purnell located ment 'of the Northwestern States of this trial, coupled with similar in Benton Harbor, and in 1902 he Portland Cement Company that The Manchester revelations of immoral proceedings founded the “ House \of David.” will devolve upon Hanford, who Is and practices of other occult organ Purnell taught that! death came to the only, child. izations in various parts of the the world through sin. His mission country, with the result that deter he declared, was to pick up those mined legal efforts were under without sin and include them in the jray, when Purnell died to force colony, - w s . . l y .■ ‘PsoEsncv, ^I^CHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HI^ALD, MONDAY, JFANTTART 16/1928.- \ ------^ ^ ^ ------TO PROBE GlTB DISASTER REALLY, NOW— House and Robert Dewey, will Thursday, the stores ^all keep to turn south on Main. Holmes open Wednesday afternoon and stopped his car when he-^aw an MERCHANTS DIVISION’S mate its report and the meeting ONLY ONE AUTO CRASH WashingtOHi Jau. 16.— Faced Easiest :o :- ' . •> The of>en-hearth furnace is one method of changing ' Molten iron can be held in the open hearth furnace iron into steel. The great ladle hanging from the crane This ladle is one of the This series of molds for any number of hours during which tjme tests can is charging or filling an open-hearth furnace with iron. Dewey-Richman Co. improvements In the runs under the great be made until the required carbon point is determined. Coal gas is the fuel used, keeping the furnace at a very manufacture ,of iron. ladle you saw in the pre This assures a constant .quality of steel. This picture Jewelers, a Stationers, high temperature all the time. The, .open-hearth fur Molten pig-1roh Is being ceding picture, and the gives a close view of one of the furnaces, containing ^ 767 Main Street nace produces fine steel, such as is used for the plating poured into molds from result is pig-iron in ingot iron that has been changed into steel. of war vessels. ty NXA. ‘nireugb SpMtil y*fwl«tl«n of (ht ftibIWwra ot 'nw — •» Knowtidy. Copyright, nza-ax. the ladle. - • ’- form. tfcrtetwi Syn»p«. C«»yrWrt. 1M7, Ttw Ortltor ( <0 Be Continued ) t -lO I'X / \ : /■ N MANCHESTER CCONN.) EVENING HERAED, MONDAY, JANUARY 16,1928, I DAILY RADIO » " 9-15—Studio _ __ r7^7_ feature; ^orchestra. Leading DX Stations. Coihplete Text Of Coolidge Monday, January 16. 10:30—Vocal solos; orchestra. 47S.9-^WSB. ATLANTA—€30, . . - / . - 398.8— WTAM, CLEVELAND— 750. 7;00-r-Vl,ck Mycr's orchestra. Gladys Rice, soprano, will be the fea 6;0ti—Dinner concert; radio hour. railway lines, but also to provide special privileges ' for themselves, 7:30—Roxy with WJZ. some one else make their mistakes The existence of this Conference, nor tire they moved by any of those tured soloist during the program by 8:30—WE.4F Gypsies; artists part.v. g-30-iW B A F artist* family party. Before the Pan American Con- held for the consideration of meas great arteries of-., inter-American Roxy and His Gang which will go on 11:30—Memory’s Garden, organlst._ 11-45__TniuU’a melody artists. tor them. purposes of domination and re 440.8- 4w CX-WJR. DETROIT—680. fetecee at Havana, Cuba, to-day. ures of purely American concern, communication for motor transport. the air through WJZ and tte Bl^ ” 526—KFKX-KYW, CHICAGO—670. Next to our attachment to the straints upon liberty of action 7:30—Roxy with WJZ. , 7:30— Roxy’s Gang wiffi WJZ. On the wall of my office harfgs a network at 7:30 Monday nighh g;00—W JZ Riverside hour. President Coolidge spoke as fol principle of self-government has involves no antagonism to-ward any ■which -in other times and places sides Miss Rice. Rp.xy will PJ®- 9:00—lht)grams with WJZ. map showing proposed highways *ent his symphony orchestra or iiw j0;00—Monday night musical. lows: been our attachment to the policy other sectioiy of the world or any have been fatal to peace and pro 11:00— "Tin Pan Alley/’^ m . 10:30—Congress carnival. connecting the principal points of pieces, the mixed chorus of 100 volees 11 ;30— Hamp’ s Kentucky s®r®*’ « £ ® ^ Mr. President and Members of of peace. When the republics of other organization. It means that gress. In the international system 535.4—WTICf HARTFORD—560. 365.6—WEBH-WJJD, CHICAGO—820 our two Continents. and the Russian Cathedral cl}oir.« The 6: 30—Heimherger’s tria tti- Pan American Conference; the independent republics of the w^hich you represent the rights of family party of general Motors wh^h 8::tO-^Edge\vater orchestra, trio* • the western hemisphere gained , I am asking the United _ States »'00—New Departure band. No citizen of any of the Amer their independence, they were com western hemisphere, animated • by each nation carry with them corres •will be broadcast at 0.30 by W tAF 8*30—WEAF Gypsies: artists party 9:00— .Studio program. thd same ideals, enjoying the com Congress to authorize sending en ponding obligations, defined by and the Red netwoik. 12:00—Artists «utertainmenf. icas could come to the Queen of pelled to fight for it. They have 10:30— Pliv hoys program. 416.4—WGN.WLIB. CHICAGO—72a gineering advisers, the same as we sical DroCTam hard to boat- In this ^1;00_W FAF Ijopez orchestra, the islands of the West Indies with always been a brave resolute and mon blessings of freedom and laws which we reco'gnize as .bind hour win be presented R ^erick Gra- 7:40—Knsemble, string quintet. send military and naval advisers, ing upon all of us. It is through ii-nn—Walter Dawley: organist. out experiencing an emotion of determined people willing to make peace, realize that there are many ham’s Symphony orchestra. Pa.nek "" ^^W O R . NEWARK-710. S:.10—W E A F Gypsies, family party. ■when requested by other countries, the careful observance of those Conway’s band and Joe Green a nov 10:30—'Violinist, talk; music box. gratitude and reverehce. These any sacrifices to defend what they matters of mutual interest and im * 7 orchc8l**H. . to assist in road building. These laws which define our rights and elty ■ orchestra. At this same time Colimihla hour, popular claaslca 11:50—Organist. Hoodlums: orchestra. are ths'^outpo^s of the new civili portance which can best be investi ■\VH.\Z will Introduce before the mic- 344,6—W LS, CHICAGO—870. believed to be their rights. But gratifying changes are about to be impose our duties t..at internation vocalidts. zation of' the western hemisphere. gated and resolved through the roDhone the students’ glee club of 10;OO—Columbia broadcasts, Ciptiva 7 ;49—Qrchcslra;. scrap book. when once their rights have been supplemented by the establishment Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute. The medium of such friendly contact al cooperation fs possible. This lays tor's; orchestra. 8:30—Harniony girls teams. It was among them that the three secured they , have been almost of aviation routes, primarily for the 10:30—Hockey, Pittsburgh vs. Black- small ships of the heroic admiral and negotiation as is necessary for on us all a continental responsibili Crescendo, one of Atlantic 1 Potters orchestra* equally solicitous to respect s.tke transportation of malls, which will ty which none of us wish to avoid Ing musical ctgamzaUons, will ^ N^EW ENGLAND-900. hdwks* • came when, with the assistance and cooperative action. We realize that laborate with the Festival 447.5_WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—670. rights of others. Their chief effor s afford to our republics a»channel and the fulfillment of which is one 5-45- Weldon ensemlile; ‘ orum. support of Spain, Columbus pre one of the most important services mixed voices In a program which will 7:00—Health hints: Lowe s orchestra. g-10__Tenor; miisic.il calendar. have been devoted to the arts of of interchange which will find its of the most important guarantees of be radiated by W I ^ . at 8:30. Miss y-OO—W OR classics: orchestra. sented to Europe the first wide 7:30—Roxy’s Gang w ^ WJZ. peace. They have never come under which we can render to uumanity, ultimate expression in closer cul- international frienuship. Hthel Dobson, coloratura soprano, will U :0 0 -W Q J dance spread, public, and authoritative the one for which we are peculiar tural and commercial ties and in be the vocal soloist in this concert. g.00—W JZ Riverside hour. 454.4_WFAA, DALLAS—550. the delusion of military grandeur. While the law is necessary for SM rt lovhrs will be Interested to, know l o l ^ B ^ n musical program. knO'wledge of the New World. Nowhere among these republics ly responsible, is to maintain the better mutual comprehension. Our 3:00—Cline’s dance orchwtra. the proper .guidance of human ac that the profess!®*’ *'! baskrtball game ® W "oRK-5,» , 10:00— Belcanto n**’'®, ann Other "points may have been pre have grest military establishments ideals of our Western World. Congress also has . under considera tion, and will always remain the between Cleveland Rosenblums and 6:^Waldorf-Astoria dinncN.music. 374.8—w o e , d a v e n p o r t —800. viously visited, but for these was That is our obligation. No one else tion proposals for supporting such Fort Wayne will be related fqr the lis 7 :30—OW time program. ever been maintained for the pur- source of freedom and liberty and teners of W H K , at 9:15. and a hockey 7:00— Book talk; reserved the final revelation. The can discharge it for us. If it is to air routes. Citizens of the United 7:30__Talk; physical culture prince. S:30—Voss vagabonds „ I)ose of overawing or subjugating the ultimate, guaranty of all our came Pittsburgh vs. Blackhawks, will 9:30—WE.\F artists family party. Great Discoverer brought with him States are considering installing S-OO—Haps Ba*'!fi-. rti-ts other nations. We have all nour be met, we must meet it ourselves. rights, there is another element in b t WL,S’’^^^big Wghlight for 10:30. 8’30«“wGvi)olcs oi*chestra. artists. 10:30— Educational le c ln r ^ the seed of more republics, the We must join together in assuring them. , . . 325.8— KOA. DENVER—920. ished a 9ommendable sentiment of our experience which must always Black face type indicates best features 9:30—General Motors’ family pa''Vi promise of greater human freedom, conditions under which our repub Private organizations of a civic, featuring symphon.c, martial jg.QQ—Colorado theater program. moderate preparation for national b-j taken into consideration. We 10:15—Studio musical program! than ever crossed the seas on any lies will have the freedom and the [cultural, and educational character j but All programs JSastern Standard Time. and jazz music, defense believing that for a nation 449.7-WBAP, FORT VVORTH-^00. other. voyage. With him sailed responsibility__ tVioi- ! also of workingha.Vfi. a out S r e athei t ODDOrtUnlty also have l O a great opportunity the spirit_ . ______givethi.v... life.”I I rtffonfimoc Oftentimes 10:30—Moon :• to be unreasonably neglected of the help in the development of a closer East Stations 3:.30—Musical programs (3% nrs.j immortals Declarations of In military art, even if it did not own destiny in their own way. in our international relationship we 12:15—Theater entertainers. dependence and Great Charters of understanding amongst the nations shall ha-ve to look to the spirit 272 6—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 1:30— Astor concert orchestra. 384.4—KTH^ HOT SPRINGS—780. invite and cause such aggression The proceedings of the succes 6:00—Manger orchestra. self-government. He laid out a sive Pan American Conferences re of America. The fine cooperation of rather than to the letter of the law. ^ 7:05—Dinner music: talk: orchestra. 9:30—Arlington orchestra. as to result either in war or m the Red Cross Societies of the 8:30-AtIantlc City ch'ilr 7 :00—Klein’s serenaders. 10:45—Ozark's philosopher. course that led from despotism to abject humiliation, it must finally veal a record of achievement which, We shall have to realize that the -A -1 / MANCHESTER (CONNO ‘EV EN IN G ^ MONDAY, JANtTART 16.1928. >SGS15TGHT^ ' f EAWRB'ARWC^ ; V ABOUT iNtERESni WOMEN r --- LATKiiT 1? AsiUlOI^^ 1 HINTS BY forem ost AUTHORTTIBS___ motMBr’s work ro6m nnmnnniHWiimininuHiiiiiniini'iaflittiiH “Ideal \Fashions A Briffht, CiomYenient Place Where She Seijr \ " Or Do As“ She Pleases. by BACKFORSTARS Jean Belle Hamilton IN HOLLYWOOD S 3 -# " ' Holljrwood, Cal.— Short skirts, bobbed hair, and 1? 0^ EEMESI LYNE modern ways. v $2500 for Benton’s capture, dead or s Are seen where stars emote. M : CHAPTER XLVII alive. Personally. I prefer him the g But screenland beauty still retains O’ way he Is—dead.” ' = Her mother’s petticoat. J rpHOSB gn^y silts of eyes •were •I’m not taking any reWard,” =. i f M ■*■ Tom Benton’s; there was no Benton’s slayer announced. ^’I’m 1 Which gentle little jingle serves 1 mistaking them. Tony Harrison turning It over to the city of Guth- B to introduce Hollywood’s emphatic aiBss: S had seen them, nine years before, rie for a police fund. As a. busi- g affirmative answer to the question'. M glaring at the lifeless form of a vness man,” he added, smiling. ‘ * ' - .I- • MTCHESTER W NN.) e v e n in g h e r a l d , MONDAY, JANtTARY 16,1928. i»AGE^nNi^?i DEMPSEY-TUNNEY RED DE HAM SCORES IN THE GOOD OL^ WINTER TIME N.B. A; THREATENS S. SWIMMERS WIN WAUER,HANDEU AGAIN; SAYS TEX AT CRD EANIHJEr FIRSTS; 5 SECONDS North Ends 'Tat Drink and Must Defend Title WitUn 30 Bridgeport CentraLNo l^at^h Present Plan Calls For a Youthful Star Be Happy” At Gilhnan Days or H w y l Be Sus For Our Schoolboys Who Bout At the Yankee Sta- Pines; Season’s Record. pended. diunm Either June 7th or May Help Bring Won 46-7. BY DAVIS J. WALSH Although the football season I. N. S. ^ o rts Eddtor ended several weeks ago, the-North 14th. , Davis Cup Back New York, Jan. 16—Plauaable con Manchester "High’s crack swim Ends, claimants of the state junior tenders arose on every hand, which title, closed theirs officially, at ming team splashed- its way to an really is the hard way to do it, to overwhelming victory over Central One of America’s young hopes least, Saturday night with a ban confront Mickey Walker, Joe Dun Chrlstobal, Panama, Jan. 16.— New York, Jan. 16.— Jack Demp quet at Gillman Pines in Oaklapd. High of Bridgeport Saturday after sey and Gene Tunney are going for the recovery of the classic Davis dee and Sammy Mandell, world’s Were you to have suggested to a noon at the Rec pool here. The Cup is Frank X. Shields, 17-year- The banquet was largely attended. champions threatened today with sea captain 20 years ago that be through the third act of that well It was so successful that the club points stood 46 to 7. known drama, “ The Battle of the old New York boy, who has been sttspension by the National Boxing join you, In a game of golf, in all The local mermen were far su in tournament competition only voted to hold another next year. Association unless they sign to de probability you would have been Century,” and in New York. Last The wit and humor added to the perior, winning all the firsts and night Tex Rickard admitted that it two years and has won the na fend their titles against acceptlble heaved overboard. proceedings by “ Red” Dehan who Not now. Time has changed, and all but one of the seconds in the would be Gene and Jack again, and tional indoor and outdoor junior challengers within a period of thir six events. No new records were champions. was called upon to act as toast ty days. The threat was issued in to such an extent that the skippers that the Yankee stadium would be master, master of ceremonies, or of the Panama Mail steamship com established. Captain Leslie Buck- the scene of the conflict, with He won each title by defeating the form of an official pronounca- land placed first twice, Warnock, Julius Seligson, Lehigh University, whatnot, made the gathering fair mento by Thomas E. Donohue, panies are spending their shore June 7 or 14 as the date. ly ring with merriment. Coach leave on the links— and at present Cheney and Treat, once. Facts all lend weight to this one of the best young players in President of the association, and it Manchester won. despite the ab “ Chip” Chartier, Curley Trouton means that if the lads decline to eng£fged in a tournament to deter statement. The Yankees will be the -world. mine the championship of. the fleet! sence of one of Its leading per away on a long road trip at the Shields, who is a student at Co and Eddie Wilson were the first play, they will he strictly out of three speakers. Tommy Conran and Noting that theiskippi&rs o f the formers, Eddie Markley, who has tinie. Dempsey is training in Cali lumbia Grammar school, did not work in some. 22 states. been ill. He will be ready for the Bill Griffin also responded. Recita Considering the character of different steamers sway's spent fornia and has already announced their shore leave on Gatun links, next meet with New Haven Hill- that he would like a crack at Tun tions by Tommy Scott, solos by their competition, they shouldn’t Corwin Grant, and ukulele contri house in the Carnegie Pool at Yale ney; but couldn’t be bothered with be short of work anywhere. Man College in New Haven on January any elimination tourney. butions by Toasmaster DeHan add dell, for example, has more ac ed to^ the fun as did a speech by ceptable lightweight challengers 28. Jack Sharkey temporarily eased Saturdays meet was refereed hy Toby* Marchuck, mascot of the than Van Camp has beans. Yet himself out of the heavyweight pic Albert Add?, of the Herald’s repor- North Ends, and Joe Polito who ex only once has he stepped out In a ture with his poor showing against torial staff. The results follow: Tom Heeney. plained, or rather, tried to explain title bout since winning the cham Rickard will not admit that he why the South End All-Stars made pionship from Rocky Kansas and 40 yards free style, Buckland, and Tunney have come to an agree but two first downs against the then it was with a second rater, Manchester, first; Hickings, Man ment on either oppontent or dates, North Ends. Phil McGraw. That was on July chester, second; Sprague; Bridge but said he will talk with the It was announced that the North 12 last. Walker’s only middleweight port, third; time, 22 sec. champion In the south. Ends will be represented in all defense was with Tommy Milligan 100 yard free style— Warnock,, Two Bouts. sports. Its basketball team is now m iM J in England on June 30 and the Manchester, first: Burr, Manches-^ Rickard said he hoped to ar tied for first place in the Com ETHEL GOLYOSY AND WILLIE REINBOLD latter! was and is no more worthy ter, second; Sprague, Bridgeport,' range two bouts for Tunney, one to munity Club senior circuit. »A base Brrrr! It was one of the coldest days of the year when this was 01 challenging than was McGraw. third; time, 1 min. 11 sec. be held in June at the Yankee ball team will be formed in the taken, but Ethel Golyosy didn’t mind the snow drifts and zero weather Dundee hasn’t defended any 100 yard breast stroke— Louis Stadium with Dempsey as the chal spring. on Lake Michigan the least little bit. This pretty miss is helping Willie thing, except his notorious run-out Cheney, Manchester, first; Warden, lenging foe, and the other in Sep Mike Sacharek led the North Reinbold, champion walker, train for Cash-and-Carry Pyle’s forthcoming at Los Angeles, since he took the Bridgeport, second: Knight, Man tember at a place undecided upon Ends In scoring. “ Pop” Eagleson go-as-you-please race, from coast to coast. welterweiight title from Pete Latzo. chester, third; time, 1 min. .31 sec. and with an opponent as yet un was second, Chartier third and The Los Angeles affair would 60 yard free style. Treat, Man known. Trouton fourth. Marion, Angelo, have coupled Dundee with a real chester, first; Taylor, Manchester, The promoter admitted that he Wright, Wilkson, DeHan and Billy challenger, Ace Hudkins, but the second; Schultz, Bridgeport, third had had several conferences with Sacharek also scored points. S V Ace is only one of several, at that. time, 35 seconds. Tunney recently. He expects to The North Ends won eight In fact, he was beaten by Sergeant 100 yards back stroke— Buck- see Gene soon and come to a defin 'vs N {S i.< 'v ' V' -'•v'S , \ games, lost none and tied one dur Sammy Baker and, if anybody land, Manchester, first; Robertson, ite understanding. Nothing, how ing the 1927 season. Their record should get Dundee, the soldier Manchester, second; Standish, ever, would be oflEicially announced follows: *■( would seem to be the man. Tommy Bridgeport, third, time, 1 min. 24 until February 1, he said, and any sec. Frank X. Siiields North Ends 7, Mohicans of Meri Freeman isn’t a had specimen, stories that might be spring before den 6. either, and recently Lew Tendler 160 yard relay— Won by Man then would be the well-known North Ends 12, South Ends of has given evidence of a revival. chester, Buckland, Treat, Warnock “ bunkum,” take up tennis until he was 13 and .Hicklng. Manchester, first; < Hartford 0. MATTER OF MO.^El: ^uure to ue a puouey drawn for the There will be something of a show As for the unknown opponent in years of age. He was a ball boy North Ends 6, St. Anthony Re purpose of that very necessary old down on this situation here on Sprague, Schultz, Wardell and the September battle, Rickard de at the Silver Beach Garden Courts, serves of Hartford 0. ballyhoo. Friday when Hudkins and Tendler Stokes, Bridgeport, second; time, 1 clared he hadn’t the slightest idea, Throggs Neck, L. I., and took to Before the baseball boys get go North Ends 26, East Hartford ing south there will l)e some space But we have the best of reasons meet in the garden. mih. 35 sec. what the developments would be. playing a little when he was not Senators 0. for saying that Tunney is very se Barred on Coast The Sharkey-Heeney affair didn’t available in the public prints for a shagging balls. little official information about the rious in his differences with Rick However, they must get Dundee help a bit in his elimination pro North Ends 51, Pontiacs of ■ When he entered Columbia, Hartford 0. heavyweight box fighting situation, ard anu It he can get out of that out of hock first before they can do MISS SWEENEY’S ROOM gram, according to Tex. Frederick Alden, head master of North Ends 12, South Ends of if there is any. contract he will do it. He doesn’ business. The welterweight cham Rickard intimated that he wasn’t the school, noticed his natural Tex Rickara, in his well known come naturally into the ballyhoo exactly sure that Dempsey would Hartford 0. • pion Is barred in California and New LOSES nRSTCONTKT style and obtained for him a ^1601- way, will discover some sort of a stuff as Avearns and Dempsey did. York, which makes the N.B.A. pro care to take another fling at Tun North Ends 32, All-Stars of So. Rickard has made a date to play bersljffp in the W e^ Side Tennis Manchester 0. situation and he will attend effi clamation all the more effective. If ney, but he appeared to be going Club at Forest Hills, where he at some golf with Tunney in Florida North Ends 12, Mohicans of ciently to the process of getting the the association hang him out on Albert Smith Sets ^few “High ahead with the idea that the proper tracted the attention of Dr. George aforesaid situation in form for pub and it’s a cinch that they won’t Oi^)tain Teddy K. Oakes financial inducement could induce Meridan 0. spend their time on the course the line to dry, he virtually will be S in g le W ith 27 Points. Thei King, one of America’s high rank North Ends 6, lic consumption. off the books everywhere. Jack to limber up his aging ing players, who developed him in Frog Hollow framing up a story to tell . the Agent Frank Rebstock suggested a Scores. Echoes of Hartford Outside of the Sharkey, geeney, It wouldn’t he exactly a good muscles for a final shot at the big to a class champion in two years. Dempsey and what have you angles, newspaper boys. Rickard knows tournament. And how those old crown. that Tunney is ready to talk turkey break for Walker, either. He has sea dogs fell for it! There were two outstanding fea Saturday afternoon. Shields beat there is a real situation facing been doing all of his fighting in Delaney Mentioned. Hobey Hyde in Hartford- 8-6, S-6 Rickard on leb. 1, when, by the on Feb. 1 and he wants to have at Every captain must play every tures in the Grammar school bas Two heavyweights who figure in least a preliminary convei;sation be Illinois, a member of the associa other one before the fleet cham ketball league gam^ at the School and paired with William T. Tilden ATHLETICS FIND terms of the contract that Gene tion, and although he isn’t barred Rickard’s revised plans for an in Tunney declares has no equity. fore they start firing. pionship will be decided. They play Street Rec Saturday morning. Misa to beat Francis T. Hunter and GENE’S IDEA F.ULES here. Jack Kearns’ vendetta with door elmination tournament will Hyde. Rickard must lay 8100,000 on the all matches here, as this is the only Sweeney’s team was given Its first engage in tuning up bouts here to • 2 REASONS FOR line to assure the champion for the It is rather significant that Rick Rickard brings such a condition callihg port where there are two defeat of the season by. Miss Mc night. Jack Delaney, who abdicat second time that he is not fooling. ard had to alter plans he had made into practical operation. Anyhow, ships of the fleet in at the same Guire’s room 26-19, and Albert ed from the light heavyweight His first act to prove his sincerity toT)rovide space oh the summer cal it won’t be -long before the New time. The tournament will last at Smith broke the individual scoring throne, will take on Sully Mont TEST ANSWERS LOSING PENNANT cost him another $100,000. endar for .two big shots. He has in York commission declares itself on least six months more.^ records with 11 field goals and 2 gomery and Pauliiio Uzcudun will You would think that a contract sisted for years that one year was Walker, since it already has spoken Captain Teddy K. Oakes, of the fouls, for 27 points, two more than tackle Ed Keeley, of Bridgeport, Here is one sol'ution to the LET which would bring in $200,000 big enough for only one shot and no for it^ candidate, George Courtney. motorship City of San Francisco, Is the entire opposing team made. Thd Conn. TER GOLF puzzle on the comics Philadelphia— Lack of timely hit months before the date set for the fighter ever forced him to chanlje The Harlem negro. Jack MeVey, is the favorite to win the champion summaries: Montgomery, the former Centre page: ting with men on the base was one fighter or even before the other his plans before. another good man and then there ship. Captain Chester Gilbert of; EIGHT GRADE of two reasons why Connie Mack’s fighter or the place had been nam It'Would seem apparent then that is Dave Shade, -who once beat the S. S. Venezuela and Skipper Miss McGuire (26) College Football star, is not ex Tunney can’t be handled like the pected to provide much of a work ed would have been highly pleas Walker for the welterweight title. Charles Holland of the City of Pan B. F. a n ing to the young financier holding other fighters and that he has very Only it didn’t take. , ama are also favored to win. Grlhhen, rf ...... 1 0 2 out for Delaney. Paulino, who re set ways and his own ideas as--to fused to meet Keeley last summer, M A R 0 the title. Maxey RoseYibloom, K. O. Phil Graf, If ....'. ...'.- ..4 3 11' But Tunney complains that the how his personal business is to be Kaplan and Poe Anderson are other Murray, c ...... 0 1 31 also should win handily. conducted. Delaney, Paulino and Johnny contract has him tied up so that he middleweights who could go in ALL SCORES UNDER Anderson, rg ...... 3 3 » In the official American League can’t refuse to play hall with Rick When Tunney announced that he there with Walker with reasonable Hicklng, I g ------1 1 a Risko now stand an equal chance A R wouivi have two fights this summer, with Jack Sharkey and Tom 0 S' batting averages the Athletics are ard while, on the other hand, if chances of success. Rickard wants to crawl ort the con even if it became necessary to hire As for Mandell, he has only to 100 IN C. B. LOOP Totals 8 26, Heeney to get a bout with Tunney, wn to have had 1114 men left out with another promoter, Rickard on the hags during the 1927 cam tract permits him to uo so and Tun look to Jimmy McLarnin.40 find the Miss Sweeney (19) as the result of the unsatisfactory A R D gave him the laugh and said he was B. F* showing made by Sharkey and B paign. Only one club, Washington, ney will have to pay back the ad so-called logical challerfger. Mc- IT* vance dough. just talking for the papers. Larin knocked out Louis “ Rid Jolly, r f ...... ___ 4 0 5 Heeney in their 12-round draw had more men left on the various Tunney said he was talking for No Upsets In Girls* League as 1 3 stations when the third man of the trUNNEY ^ALLY SORE Kaplan and holds a decision over Gaffoglio, If ,...... 1 here last Friday. Hansen and B A Lss D Perhaps that contract lacks the Tunney and that no heavyweight Leaders Win Their Matches; Lessner, c ...... ___ 3 0 6 Napoleon Jack Dorval also may be inning was retired. The Senators championship fight could be held Billy Wallace, another front line equity that civil courts have bee^ contender. Just what else a chal The Scores Jackmore, rg . . . ___ 1 0 2 entered in the elimination tourna wasted 1159. known to demand when two par without the champion. In some UrbanettI, Ig . . . ___ 0 0 ment. The Yankees only had seven less lenger must do to attract a cham B 0 L D ties enter into an agreement. If way Rickard learned that he was All of the scores made In the C. Gravino, rg ....____0 /0 A hitch in Rickard’s plans de than the A’s stranded, but by the dealing with a sv;rious young man pion’s wandering notice seems to be this is so, it may turn out to be too a hit vague. McLarnin, Wallace or B. A. A. Girls’ bowling league Fri veloped, however, when Delaney time these seven were thrown over bad that Gene didn’t know it or re who had been talking to some high day night were under 100. The Totals 9 1 19 declined 'to meet Risko here on board, Babe Ruth and his pals had alize it when he signed the contract. priced and very competent lawyers Sid Terris would more than get by league leaders won their matches. Miss Eaton (88) Feb. 10 unless the bout is limited WILL JOIN ATHLETICS sent more than enough men over This contract and the arguments and he at least had to get his plans as opponents of Mandell hut the The scores follow: B. F. T. to ten rounds. Rickard plans to Johnny Mildrexter, former Den the plate to win the game and pos over it have caused some pictures ready to be changed. latter has been holding out for Velvet Lyons, r f ...... 3 1 7, make all the elminination scraps ver football ;_star, will try to land sibly another one or two. to be painted of Tunney and the Something will- be announced critical money. E. Struff ...... 34 88 80 Sasilia, 1 £ ...... ; . . .A 0 2 fifteen-round affairs in order to ob a berth' as a pitcher with Connie Yankee Comparison boss from the big house on Eighth soon from F lorida and unless we Sooner or later, he must come E. McCourt...... 78 72 94 Smith, c ...... 11 5 27 tain more decisive results. Mack this spring, tie tried the Ruth’s gang scored 975 runs, 134 avenue making faces at each other. miss our guess tnat Tunney has not out of the wet and the N. B. A. says M, Sherman...... 80 85 89 Bay, rg ...../...... 1 2 4 The tournament winner may be same stunt last year. more than the Athletics. In addi Some of the boys claim this plc- hacked down much. it won’t he the former. J. L u ca s...... 92 93 91 Adamson, Ig ...... 0 ^0 0 matched with Tunney if the cham tion, the Yankees’ pitchers gave D um m y...... 64 68 67 pion decides to fight twice for WAS ROBBED ON VISIT their rivals only 599 runs, while Totals 15 8 ' 38 Rickard this year. The promoter Charley Diehl, Idaho grid star, the Mack hurlers were found for Man Who Invented “Tin Rabbit” Total 408 406 421 Miss Reed (25) declares he does not believe there is wary of visiting San Francisco 726. It wasn’t so much the Yan Throwing No. 3 B. Pr T. n 4 is a public demand for a trial again. He was there to play in kees’ team .hitting that gave them A. Gabbey ...... 64 70 80' Ouatrito, rf ...... 2 match with Dempsey. the east-west game a few days ago Makes Million On Greyhound Races C. H ew itt...... 72 68 72 Vfot, I f ...... 5 0 10 the reputed strength -pf “ Murder u 2 and was robbed while in that city. ers’ Row,” but the swatting at op H. Nielson ...I, 76 88 77 Wrudell, c ...... x 81 67 McCarthy, rg ...... 0 0 0 portune times. Oakland, California.— This is theming patrons using the finger betting M. Nevue ..... • 1^98 H. Frederlckson : 72' 73 90 SendrowskI, I g ...... 4 1 9 * - The team batting averages give story of a man who "went to the system. SECOND RUTH? Huggins’ hired men a grand mark dogs” and came back with close to From Oakland he went to Tulsa^ 25 and since there are tracks in close , Total 382 380 386 Totals 12 of .307 for the season, with the a million dollars. Weaving No. 1 SEVENTH GRADE Athletics right on the New pork to a dozen large Eastern cities. What salary does Knute Rockne It Is the story of George Sawyer, Here’s the way this greyhound M. Strong .... ___69 86 91 Miss DeWolf (23) ers’ heels with a percentage of .303. Oakland sportsman, who with the get at Notre Dame? Is it larger ..... 75 81 78 ___ B. T. racing business works: The hounds, than any other football coach gets. M. Little ----- That is another proof of the hits late O. P. Smith of Chicago literal G. Nelson ...... 77 96 94 McPartlalffT rf ------5 13 the A’s wasted during the losing ly "pulled a tin rabbit” out of his all classed as to speed, are enclos — V. G. T. 3 Jbel/U liaini ed in compartments at one end of N. Taggart .. ___ 85 74 87 Enrico, I f ...... 1 fight the team waged. The Yan hat back in 19j.9 and started grey No one knows the exact salary C. Jackmore . ___ 94 87 87 Leone, c ...... 3 6 hound coursing at Emeryville, Cali the track. Then the tin rabbit is Rockne gets, but it is not the larg 4 In Franice the other day the cy kees with only 39 more hits during started around the tracks. It Wright, rg ...... 2 cling champion was voted the most the year scored 135 runs more than fornia. est on record. It is reported to be Total 400 424 437 jA^conio, Ig ...'.....0 0 whirls around, gaining momentum around f 10,000 a year. He also 0 popular man in sport. Boxers are the Macks. The vast difference Is ac Sawyer, who is In Oakland today making considerable clatter which Old MiU McCauley, Ig ...... U more popular in this country— but counted for to a great extent by the and with Mrs. O. P. Smith holds is said to have extensive outside F. MikoUet ...... 79 81 82 full patent rights to the electrically attracts the attention of, the hounds. interests that are very remunera 23 some of them are always _ on bi superiorty of the Yanks in manu The second time it whirls by the M. Karpin . . »•«• • 76 .80 Totals 11 cycles, too. facturing home runs. propelled tin rabbit that excites tive. L. Russell .. ___ 65 65 86 Miss Johnson (14) greyhounds Into chasing it around a hound compartment a trap door F. A total of 158 homers for the springs up and the race Is on. The M. Wright ...... 76 71 85 B. ,T. Probably the most popular fig circular track, announces that the WARY OP MR. PYLE Dummy ...... 69 74 78 Fischer, rf ...... 2 0 4 season enabled the Yankees to have tin rabbit whirls on and on/ leaping 0 2 ure In American sport is the one total bases reaching 1644. The A’s sport has become international. and bounaidig as though alive, and Viullermet, If ...... 1 ^ He is today in receipt of an in Carlson, c ...... 1 0 2 that ends in four or five ciphers, were second In home runs, but the dogs, running in lanes, shoot up Paavo Nurmi has been forbidden Total 375 367 411 as seen on checks. vitation from promoters at Wembly the chance to run in the United Weaving No. 3 Webb, r g ...... 3 0 6 gathered only 56. The Yankees al the track a mile a minute. There 0 0 stadium in England who want Saw are races for all classes— pups and States by Finland officials because E. Horan . . . ___ _ 73 76 81 _Fllce, Ig ...... 0 so set the league pace in doubles yer’s company to build a coursing they believe Cast-and-Carry Pyle is ___ _ 62 48 67 Cowles, Ig . . . n-'. •. 0^ 0 0 The younger O’Goofty was and triples. champions. As soon as a dog^ ha!s T. MCCluskey telling his old man about his track there. won a number of starts he is ad after that, prominent runner. C. Novak .'...... 67 74 93 Batting Records Inquiries have also come to Saw Totals ■I 14 part in the shift play and the vanced to a raster field. Dummy .... e • • • -6T 70 73 Babe Ruth outlasted Lou Gehrig yer from Berlin, Vienna, Budapest REVIVE OLD TEAM veteran ditch prober wanted to the tape in the Home Run Race Crooked Work Done to know if it was a day or and Copenhagen. Totals 259 268 314 hut honors for hitting for the most Otto Wohlaulf, Tulsa, Oklahoma Even in greyhound racing, how > Kennedy, If night turn. *lt is rumored that the old boxing Weaving No. 8 bases during the season goes to the track builder, will go to England ever, where there is no jockey to team of "Pa” and "Young” Strlb- M. Volkert ...... 67 70 74 Brown, c .. / first baseman. Gehrig gathered break mouths and necks by "pull Bissell, Ig .. Rickard has signed up Tommy for Sawyer soon to instruct the Eng llng will soon be revived. I. Coleman .. •••a• 82 73 7.3 218 hits for 447 bases, averaging lish in construction of the track and ing them in” there is. some dirty, F. Nelson ...... 79 83 78 Hultine, rg Loughran. That leaves Dr. Alek the set-up of the "tin rabbit.” work at the cross-roads. Sawyer ad Wittofske, c hine as the only guy who hasn’t a better than a double on each hit 0. Hatch ...... 81 81 77 The Home Run King clouted 192 As Sawyer and Mrs. Smith hold mits, A "shot of the stuff” will rontract with Tex. racing Hbblt and get Into a free hits for a total of 417 bases. full patent rights, royalties come In make a mile a minute hound out Total 309 307 302 Totals of a "sooner,” and a little "sleeping for all fight on the track. But blink steady stream. Throwing No. Jt Miss' Shea Offers No. 4436 and 4437 for Another Yank, Earl Combs, rat powder” will make a "sooner” out ers are put on. these "bad actors,” Outlaw Tracks C. Ritchie ...... 80 78 67 1. fight this year have been received tled the most hits for the season, of a champion. and if that doesn’t cure them, they clicking out 231. His were largely Outlaw tracks have sprung up all are entered in the hurdle races R. O’Nlel . . . • s • • s 71 80 70 Sartor, rf . hy Mr.- Tunney. The only guy who over the country, but Sawyer’s There are all kinds of tricks to L. Poots ...... 74 72 75 Bently, If . hasn’t: offered Gene a million to singles, for he totaled 331 bases. knock down prices and put In whether they can hurdle or not. "A JOE SHAUTB agents have ferreted out nearly L. Roth .... s • e e • . 78 79 83 Scarlota, e battle is One-Eye Connelly. Ten Athletics finished with a ,300 "ringers,” but track authorities greyhound has a *one track mind,’ average or better. -These were every one and either made them anyway,” Sawyer claims. "He can’t L. Pukofky ...... 72 66 66 Boiardi, rg Will Joe Shaute, Cleveland pitch quit or join the association and pay have found a way to discourage Stevenson, Ig And as yet the usual offer hasn’t Simmons, Cobb, Cocfirane, Collins, much of this. see his neighbor with the blinkers er, develop intp another Babe the royalties and that gets his mind on the tin Total 376 374 360 Arrived from the Chamber of Com- Dykes, Wheat, Foxx, Hale, Boley, In Chicago during the Dempsey- When a "longahot” wins a race It Totals Ruth? Washington tried to get French and Pate..Rlmmons was rabbit. A hurdle looming up sud Throwing No. 1 nerce of Kind’s Bay, Spitzbergen. him away from the Indians a few Tunney training period, Sawyer’s had no business winning, track of la OOO • i « » • •...... 68 77 80 nosed out hy'^Harry Heilmann of ficials demand that its owner keep denly gives the hound no time to htAY LAND G yiD JOB weeks ago, saying he was wanted track was running full blast and look before leaping. He leaps. And M. Boyle . . . ___ 84 80 76 ARE TWD-SPORT MEN to pl^y first base. That thought has Detroit for the league batting packing the crowds in. the dog running in the fast class. If s ; Sheekey ...... 77 81 80 crown. Harry hit for .392. Cobb he falls on nis next start, he’s “ put forgets all about his grudges.” Carl /Hufita andr Rusty Saunders, found firm hold in the minds of the Sawyer closed the track at Em Greyhound racing looms as the Dummy ...... 71 72 67 Charles Caldwell, ' vtho finished tpth pro cage stats, spend the sum new Cleveland owners, and the averaged .357; Cochrane and Col eryville only when the gendarmes out to pasture” for thirty days to Dummy .... ___ 72 66 66 his career at Princeton-in ' 1924. lins, .338; Dykes, 324; Wheat and get him in condition. Failure means greatest sport of all and will soon mer as professlbhal ball players, pitcher who batted more than .300 from the district attorney’s office outdo horseracing for popularity. may be appointed head cokch ^ lusta will be with Toledo next year last year may get his chance at Foxx, .323; Hale, .313: Boley, pointed to Sawyer’s interests with being ruled off the track for life Total 872 375 868 football at WllUami College, nd Satindjers with Dallas. first base or in the outfield. .311; French .304, and Pate, .300. the finger of suspicion after noUo-i Some times the hounds forget the A. Sawyer clalmB. < . f- •• •♦ n. , . • lurAT wsre startmg^upfromth^f C2*f^ j PP Be Continued) flung the table .over upon them, * » '» /■'J By Percy L. Crosby S l ^ P Y PLAPPER FANNY SAYS: SENSE "xi NONSENSE HERE’S THE HOW (XMHE OP A i f i ' I j<5oTibsrAy FAMOUS SAYING. MY ROOM Last night I dreamed a sweet, sweet dream, C A V S € I thought I saw my home, sweet home; And, oh, how grand It all did seem, I made a vow no more to roam. By the dear old village church, 1 strolled. C m o n While the bell In the steeple sadly O U T ! 1 toiled, I saw my daddy, old and gray; I heard my dear- old mother aay: Chorus, You’re as welcome as the flowers in j > May, And we love you in the same old way. We’ve been waiting for you day by day, You’re as welcome as the flowers in May. e : KO. U. S PtT. OFF. 1 dreamed I saw my sweeheart e ISU. BY NCA unvicc. INC. Bess, And once again we pledged our OUR BOARDING HOUSE The day after moving, you can't I love; Family Stuff By Fontaine Fox I listened to her low, sweet “Yes!” By Gene Ahem The moon was shining from above. V ______- Then we talked of happy days of A^oaeH BReAi< i^ i p . . yore, JUSTUS AV/";foURjM U5 6AN C> I And the day I left my home, heart- mT^RMAL- LliCK !-^A sore. My thoughts are many miles away. OhS pgMOKi 'Ti^A'1' CAlASeS If I S0T?RY Yoli And I long to hear my sweetheart "PAlAi AWP ^MBARRASSMEMTijl up-fo Bl^P, ^ say; HE’S HARD TO STOP I AhA~^0 LikiPERGO A VJUEKi COMES TtL . It’s the people not engaged in MBPICAL EV^AMWATiO/^ -TokilG^'T / /-i'Et-L’M VOLi MAP 'T o RQ s M OlTT We’re trying to outlaw war, but making newspapers who know best just four strokes in Letter Golf, and how it should be done. POR IMSORAMCE, — 'AMP I • j J Oh\ /MPORlAkirr BlASiKiESSi MARS becomes BOLD. Par solution SliEFER.PAkies or y t^USSEA^-^I'M GOMkiA i^ELP ) | is on another page. Did you notice how seldom you ^ ^ l/^PlGESTiOki ! ^PRAf VOLi GEf-^l^A-r |ASIARAACE,S| ** hear of divorce in a home where there are pencil marks on the walls 'T oAIGMY' o r A L L . VF I V^AV/E-To G O T0P.'TH'Ji5 : A R S and jam on the piano keys. PISGUISE AM" MOSE \ ^ C » i 0OUGHT "THAT, LoVgLY__ PUrffY-fO MAkE UP t ' Paris is becoming quite circum-. ^ u fii. I • ♦ '1 ^ spect. A restaurant over there re W g • 1.0 oK P ^; AA « T f* !l v*rH £r M t s mm ___ UkE You, AM'' J cently posted a notice Which reads: “Ladies are requested not to smoke EVCAMIMATioM pipes.” 1 He Has Spoken. Said Charles E. Hughes to An drew Mellon: “Who're you for—or ain’t you B o L b tellln’t ” i Said Andrew Mellon to Charles • i t - THE RULES E. Huges: “Oh, I’m for you, since Cal don’t choose.” X— t h i s lS|Al^/g\V PUTT/K/’fi- 1— The Idea of letter golf Is to MATgRiAU'j,*, ,THP^ 0 A U U change one word to another and do Tommy: “Pa, what is local col it in par, a given number of strokes. or?” r o l l s o K iT ^ J U S T Thus to change COW to HEN, in Pa: “What your sister buys at three strokes, COW, HOW, HEW, the corner drugstore.” H IT* togs OA/ HENr 2— You can change only one let A man who howls at everything ter at a time. Is usually treated like- a dog. 3— You must have a complete word, of common usage, for each The trouble with the average jump. Slang words and abbrevia man is that he seldom Increases tions don’t count. his average. 4— The order of letters cannot be M A ^ O P 'S changed. True eloquence is fpunded on U S U A L L U c k logic. ------JP"-*A-. Baxter (at party)—I thought “The sticks,” is that region C^Fom aint Fox, 1928. T he B tll Syndicate. U c.) REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. ___ you were economizing? where a thief is just a common Bcnthal—I am. I haven’t paid thief. Instead of a caster criminal. any■ bills for six mcnjths. Lots of. girls think the dishes wash themselves. A village is a place where the By Crane man who. has a shoe shine on The sort of a husband the mod WASHINGTON TUBBS U Wednesday is a traveling salesman. ern woman wants is a big, husky. ^€Rt’S A POLVKRa.50ll. SAM, MISTER, Twes? Intellectual man whom she can RO' dOsT GOOO Cv.'s 6 tasteiis to a garter just worn above f CORLFN VA^\t!.^'D OBMT, M D TAt^GiO— ^NOV) FOR.CiQrt You may be pretty in other ways, TA\4 Co c h r a n — m c r u n c s ^ k n i c k \ u V Rtc U. s. FAT. or^eisaa. ry ne* stNviCE. me. V By Blosser FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Just Wait! 7ABM 7AIS F1T?S PIGTAILS*! \ way yoo s a w PA7RIC/A PB/O&LOPE VMELL-I SAVO AER.'i RID MOST BBIA'O M B 5 oT oa^b l o o r a t 7A vwROkJS 6IRL.'.' WAY, SURE.' PITTS U SO ABR AJAME 6& 9,V OU GOT A LOT 7AATM0\t^i>iQAK L KAIOWED ABR YESTERDAY'^ BILLIES SOT COAL I- 'l l iSAiT Bu-Lie a f t e r a l l -” OF BRASS TO TELL A6R AIAMB’S FITTS STRE&T l a s t TAAT-VJJAIT'LL ITS ALR)6AT AS SAB’S PRETTY.' BLACK BOBBBD TUESDAY AOA? y o o S E E AAi’ IT FITS AAIRAA5"7A' IF 1 A JS sjeR s e e a b r AA>' 7A0SB P)67A1LS= BILUE.'.' A B R 700 ff /iicEsr 8k5 " A 6 A IM !’ OFABRS.'' E Y E ^ — . b l a a a — 4 RCa U. a MT. OFF. y/c^ ClW »Y W«A SCRVICi; MC. c m a o . a PAT. Off. By. Small eiMB. ST wiA rtsviea SALESMAN SAM Like Squab— \ READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE DeFCMP THYSeLF* MY ) FOR.SOOTW, SOS HER ^H oo OAF* Ye'LLMev/eR \ wave a ----- LOOKA HeRfe «Af^ l W£ 60TTA 00 ^ JOUET IS SWEET, / THOU SAYe TH Up , up the monstrous eagle soar ease, but, gee, what brings this that RoHfeo AM’JULiCr fioht sccaw s e e (AY d a u g u ter J u l ie t / c a r e , i po 'd. “Hey, wait a minute,” Clowny chilling breeze? It seems like some AOAIW’ MO SHeiK o'YOUR / MOT SWiTe eeMTCE.AMD ^ one’s fanning us. Perhapi) it’s going S ^O S T iL L oveR A6AIH'. eeiM* m i e x i s dad, i .•oared. “Where are you going to WAMTYA HAMSIM* AROOMt>, ILL-BRCCWM'-NO ULLY-VTHCe.AMD TENDER -- :ake us? Please be careful lest we to snow.” “Ha, ha,” I know what SMA NiO UVeREP— MO-^-^THOU WEAR lull. ’Tis true we happy Tlnymltes makes the breeze so stro'hg. The 6CC? AM’tOM'T FfcRGeT T ’MAKt . .V. Your a c t io n s am' s p e e c u moocrm! ' TWVSCLF OUT, rre always glad to see the sights, eagle’s wings are causing it by flap LABOR ^BOOMCIMO AROOMO! mt riding on this box through air ping to and fro.” FAiTHFOLLY c, ' ust isn’t fun at all.” Just then the bird swooped very ToPSRFficr Of course the eagle didn’t say a high, and passed a rain .cloud in / vcird, but floated’on his way. His the sky. “Oh, look,” yelled Carpy, •m em ilg'claws held thd boy up straight, “He is wise! He sailed ardund that PRtMM- vmch made the'Tinles glad. Said storm. And I know why he did. I'll T(pnr«ort OF jcoiity,-“Long as we don’t tip, I bet He didn’t want to get' us w et” " R o i^ AMD lardly think:that we will slip. Just And then the Tlnies noticed that 3t)U&r*IN tang on tightly .tq this box, and it ihc air was getting warm. v vqn’t be so bM.'V: • ‘ <• “I don’t know where we’re going •m ew iptoF . And thdn the bunch kept still‘>i to go,” said Clowny, “bht I hope MtMMiNd rhile and floated on, mile after no snow is on the land he takes us ■ m .9 iC fio o aile. It wasn’t long till tree tops to. Perhaps we’re heading south,” PRnjftiM'Kif own below were out of sight. The The eagle then began to drop, ‘ ogle flapped his wings real loud, which almost made^the Tlnies flop. rhich sometimes scared the Tiny *‘Oh, my,” exclaimed wee Coppy, rowd. The bird seemed In a hur- “My poor heart was In my mouth.” (AM PiAK, cowiteax! y, ’cause he flew with’ all his . • V- ^-.-r- light. (The Tinymites land In a hay '/AC Than Scoutv said. “He flies with stack in the next stovy.I. N ♦ 'I : \V i i a n r l i f g 0tgy lEttgttftta H ^ralb MHb tee, "^Uliam Sperber and Winston' H. R. Tryon, secretary ol the STUNTS A-PLENTY IN • Turkin'gton. TO HOLD POULTRY SHOW New .Haven Guests. COMBINE) CONCERT J. W. Hale company, has left for ' Herbert Stevenson suggested Lansingj Mich., on business for the ST. MARY’S INITIATION bringing the boys of tb,e Trinity firnu He expects to be absent from IN NORTH END STORE clkb-ol New Haven, who are super 85 Voices, town about a week. vised by Sam Massey of this town, to a smokpr in the club on Febru Morris Pasternack, proprietor of Local Club Considering Discon Half a Dozen Candidates Put ary 1. Boxihg bouts and other en Beethoven and G Clef Glee theCElite Studio here, left town to tinuance of (Armory’s Use Through Weird Degrees By tertainment will be given oh th?,t be, gone until February 1 while he This Year. ^ Young Men’s Club. night. Alexander Johnson was Clubs goes to Nashville, Tenn., to attend made chairman of the arrangments the graduation of his brother from Instead of 'using the State Ar for this affair. with assisting artists Cumberland University. Mr. Pas mory this year, the Manchester Among the prominent club mem Swedish Lutheran Church ternack will make the trip by auto Poultry Club is considering hiring Six new members went through bers who made remarks at the Tuesday Evening, Jan./17, 1938 mobile. a north end store for its annual the most Intensive initiation serv- meeting were Mayor John Hyde, 8 p. ni. ■ •' show, which is scheduled to be held ives in the history of St. Mary’s Senator Robert J. Smith, Fire Chief Mr. and Mrs. Herbert House of some time in February. At a meet Albert Foy and Albert T. Dewey, Admission 50 Cents. . this town sail tomorrow from New Young Men’b club on Saturday ing of the club held recently it was might when that organization held chairman of the Police Commission. York City for a three weeks cruise decided to appoint a committee to Thomas Trotter, an 'ex-member of the West Indies and Caribbean. its annual banquet and meeting in make arrangements for the rental the Hotel Sheridan. The “ rookies” whose connection with the club They will ms^ke the trip on the ended a number of years ago, also White Star liner Megantic. Most of the store. ^ earned their membership, for they ABOUT TOWN The Judge W. H. Card Memorial were called upon to do more things spoke. of the 480 passeuigers on board are cup, which is under the origina than any candidates have ever been Mrs. Florence Walsh heads the Shrlners and their wives. control of a general committee of asked to do before. committee in charge of the social poultrymen, will be awarded again Part of the initiation consisted GIVE UP AVIATOR BYRD; which will follow the regular meet Frauk and Joseph Irons, Fred at the conclusion of the show, on of serenades, delivered at various Wohllebe and Edward Montie en ing of Sunset Rebekah Lodge in whatever terms the club may de places from Bissell street to the tertained about 25 friends at a ven Center and two of the rookies had SPEAKING FEE TOO HIGH Odd Fellows hall this evening. ison supper in the Irons cottage at cide. This cup may be given the winner of any special event and to act as “ mother and child” in a CQventry lake oh Saturday evening. baby carriage parade on Main “ The Business Outlook in Con T ^ venison had been shot in may be presented to the exhibitor Commander Richard E, Byrd, necticut for 1928” will be the sub havir,g the most birds in the show street. These were, only the be famous Aviator and tpans-Atlantlc Maine last fall by the four men and ginning of the ceremonies, how ject of a talk which Charles J. Chef Osano served it to the gather or having the most points in any flier, will not be available for the Eyanson of the Manufacturers GVGnt. ever, for at the clubhouse there Chamber o f; Commerce banquet in Tomorrow and Wednesday ing. were many more things to be gone association will give before the The first presentation of the cup February, it was announced today. members of the Kiwanis club at j James M. Shearer of the Capitol was made last week by t ^ WilU- through. At the time when it was decided their noonday meeting tomorrow j mantic Poultry associatiota to a Business Affairs. Buick Company local b r^ ch has About 60 members and ex-mem- to try to brlrig the aviator here, at the Hotel Sheridan. 1 announced the following Buick de Manchester man, Joseph C, he was charging a reasonable sum who scored the most points with his bers of the club were at the bari- liveries: sedan to Judge Ray- quet in the Sheridan. Officers were for each appearance. This charge Arthur Benson, son of E. Benson S A. Johnson and Wiliam entry of Buff Orpington chickens in has almost dpuble(\ since then and Three Large Tables Of of the Benson Furniture company, the Willimantic show held recent elected and comittees chosen to Dougan; coupes lo Angelo CaValot conduct the business of the club the committee has decided to try to is attending the New York furni ti and the Manchester Construction ly. obtain another speaker. ture exposition. The younger Ben during the coming year. Company. Rev. James Stuatt Neill is It was at first planned to try to son has shown such ability in the get Col. Charles A. Lindbergh to selection of furniture, his father president of the club, ex-officio, as rector of St. Mary’s church. Alex speak to the Chamber members but has turned that end of the business LARGE AnENDANCES this plan had to be discarded be over to him. He is therefore in New ander Johnson was elected vice- president, while the secretaiy, cause Lindy is now on hip Central York for the purpose of selecting RIX WELCOMES N. t American arid South American tour. their spring line. He drove down ! AT REVIVAL OF S. A, William Morrison, and the treasur with Ford Ferris, of Main street. er, Robert W. Wilson, were re-1 SECRETARIES TO STATE i CARD OF THANKS. William Buckley has presented Revival services, conducted at It was decided to hold the annual j We wish to thank all our friends and neighbors for the kindness and the Manchester Green school with George E. Rix, head of the Con the Salvation Army hall yesterday masquerade ball of the club in Febiirary and Fred Rogers was sympathy shown, also for the beau ^ a large picture of the Charter Oak necticut Association of Chamber of by Colonel and Mrs. Stephen Mar shall of Boston, were well attended chosen general chairman. He.will tiful floi^ers sent, during the ill 1/3 to 1/2 Off and the Manchester Green Com Commerce Secretaries, delivered at all sessions. Col. Marshall and be assisted by Richard McLagen ness and at the time of the death munity club has voted to buy a the address of welcome to the New his wife alternated in preaching at aiid- William Sperber and will pick of our husband and father. stereopticon for the school so that Yoi;k City secretaries at the winter the various meetings. his own subcommittees. The exact Mrs. D. F. Sheehan and family. the children may have an oppor meeting of the New England As Last night’s meeting brought oui date of the ball has not been de S we take inventory February first, we have gone through our tunity to enjoy seeing slides of sociation of Commercial Executives a full attendance and Colonel Mar cided upon. entire Yard Goods Department and picked out all short lengths some of the best pictures- Superin held in the Hotel Scratfield in shall spoke on ” v>hat Shall it Prof Other officers and comitteess Bridgeport on Friday and Saturday. GEORGE J. SMITH A tendent A. F. Howes gave a talk it a Man.” Special music was given elected are the following: Teacher of the and odd pieces of fabrics and reduced them one-third to one- on better pictures at the school Addresses were given at the by the youngsters, the band and a Librarian, Wilfred Ritchie: exec Tenor Banjo, Tenor Guitar and half price. It is not our policy to keep such short lengths as these on Thursday. meetings by the following persons: vocal quartet. The visiting officers utive committee. Hector Macdonald, Creighton J. Hill of the Roger were accompanied by Brigadier Al F. A. Rolston, Albert Foy, Edward Other Fretted Instniments. in stock, so we have taken them all out, measured them, and put low The Girls Friendly society will Babson statistical bureau, on “ In bert Bates of Hartford. Burrell and Herman, Hill; auditors, 507 Main St.. Oi)en Nights prices on them for quick clearance. have its regular devotional meet stallment Buying” : Elliot S. Board- The officer who win conduct the Fred Rogers and Clarence Thorn “ I make you a player in si.v ing at the church this evening at man, manager of the industrial services at the hall next Sunday ton^ investigating committee, Al months.” 7:30. statistics division of the Fedeifl will be Brigadier David Stitt of bert Addy, Arthur A. Knofla and The woman who is busy with the needle will find many short Reserve Bank of Boston, on Hartford, recently appointed social Jack Stratton: magazine commit E. L. G. Hohenthal will be the “ Sources and Useful Value of Busi divisional oriicer of the Southern lengths that she can use here. Remnants of silks convertible into principal speaker at the meeting ness Information.” New England Province. Brigadier pretty blouses; bits of-cretonnes with a hundred uses; sheer voiles this evening at 7:30 at the South S. C. Mead, secretary of the Stitt replaces Brigadier Taylor. Methodist church. The service is Merchants ' Association of New On Thursday night a union serv and dimities for children’s frocks; prints and ginghams for aprons, in observance of Victory Day and York, on “ The Secretarial Profes ice with the Church oi the Naza- hough frocks and children’s school dresses;^as well as remnants of rene will be conducted in the hall. is under-auspices of the W. C. T. U. sional” ; R. W. Bowdoin, secretary sateens, shirtings, sello silks, crepes, suitings, cottons, woolens, cur Research Committee, New England Rev. E. T. French, pastor of that The Epworth League of the Council, on “ Fallacies of New church, will .-e in charge of the tain materials and marquisettes. South Methodist'church will meet England,” and Herbert A. Folsom, meeting. for business and a social time this secretary of the Newburyport evening at 7:30. Chamber of Commerce, on “ Retail SURPRISE HOUSEWARMING Events.” Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Salvatore Routine business was transacted Mr. and Mrs. George Beer who of Walnut street entertained a on Saturday morning. party of 25 friends at dinner yes recently moved into their new home terday in honor of Mrs. Rose Mar- in Highland Park, were given a cantonio of Center street a sister surprise housewarmin,g Saturday of Mr. Salvatore. It was Mrs. Mar- evening by a party of 25 of the cantonio’s birthday and she receiv LOCAL DANCE TUTORS members of the Ladies’ Aid society ; of the South .Methodist church. The ed congratulations and many pretty , -SOUTH ‘HA HCHESTER • CONN • gifts frbni her friends who were at AT CLUB INSTALLATION time was pleasantly spent with the party. Music and dancing help music, readings and games and re ed pass a most enjoyable afternoon. freshments were served. Among Mr. and Mrs. Walfer C. Wirtalla those who entertained was Gordon JCarl C. Hatch of Grove street attended the installation of officers McBride, of Summer street, 8 years INSULATION who for the past six years has been of the Dancing Teachers’ club of old, who sang several songs and employed in the throwing depart Connecticut, held yesterday at the impersonated Harry Lauder. In be with flrcsafcty, strength, half of the society, Mrs. E. Benson ment at Cheney Brothers, has en Le Bal Tabarin on Wells street, • ease of decoration, clean- tered the employ of the Bond Bak Hartford. Mr. Wirtalla who has the president, presented to Mrs. ing company of Hartford. been treasurer of the organization Beer a handsome buffet mirror. linesso endurance. A ll PMONB for the past three or four years was Flat Tire these at no added cost I Thirty^five persons attended a reelected to that office. Over 100 D e p e n d o n shower given by Mrs. Lyle Blytli at teachers and members of the club Battery Trouble whenyou remodd or build her home on 36 Griswold street were attendance at the installa with Sheetrock, the /ire- l i m /____ k______m— i I Friday evening in honor of Mrp. tion, the demonstration of new Out of Gas 9 Robert Metcalf. The home was dec dances and the banquet which took GOING proof wallboard. Made of GOOD THINGS TO CAT orated in pink and white. All jdie place at 6 o’clock. pure gypsum rock in broad gifts were placed in a large clothes Myron G. Ryder of Philadelphia At Lower Prices Than You Grocery Department | basket which had been appropriate sheets. W e sell and rec* Meat Department was the teacher yesterday and ex Ever Imagined. P h o n e I S S l ly trimmed for the occasion. Mrs. emplified a number of the new onunend it heartily. Pinehm-st Hamburg 25c lb, Brown’s Butter 60c lb. S Metcalf’s gifts included cut glass, dances in ballroom work, such as Pliiehurst Round Steak, Cloverbloom Butter 53c lb, tz linen, silver, aluminum and bric-a- the “ Varsity Drag,” the “ Sugar Ci’eamery T,ub Butter 49c lb. £ brac. Mrs. Metcalf was bridesmaid Foot Strut” and several other new ground 45c lb. Try a (juart of Pinehurst S at the wedding of Mrs. Blyth last fox trots, some of which were much CAMPBELL’S W. G. Glenney Veal Ground for \'eal Bulk Molasses 35c qt. S April. prettier dances than their names Loaf 45c lb. Cora Flakes. 3 for 35c. S W e will have some Jean cuts would indicate. The whole program IS advice and service are Wheateua ...... f ; S Elton McKee of Highland Park, proved pleasing to the teachers FILLING of Pinehurst Quality Corned Cream of Wheat .... S will be out of work for about a invaluable to you in present. Allen PI., Manchester H Beef i-eady for you tomorrow. Ralston’s Malt O O ^ — month as the result of an accident MAYTAG keeping your piano the Boneless Briskets, Rumi)S, Breakfast F ootl...... ( 6 0 Li 5 in Case Brothers’ Paper Mill at STATION same frne instrument that Lean Ribs. r- Shre . - 5 i'l' Town” on Feb. 2nd and 3rd in the the girl in event she returned. Doctor Stolz asks; “ What does the requires the services of a guide to 29, and a new license will be re while the naval affairs committee challenger imply by ‘the word of indicate which piece is a chair and their higher type of programs, a teries but with the new types of took up the new $740,000,000 “ Big Sykes Auditorium. The rehearsals State police today, however, said quired March 1. Examinations will few small stations have already God’ ? Does he wish to debate the which a table, and there are doz not be given applicants who held A. C. tubes, have already been Navy” bill. Flood relief remained are being held each week under the delay left authorities a “ cold ens of new pieces, which not even been weeded out, closer scrutiny directions of A. E. Waite. The cast trail” to follow. question that the Bible is inerrant- operators’ licenses during 1927. found successful. More power is be before the flood committee, which ly and verbally inspired in all its the guide could name. Going into a haa been placed over the trans ing put into broadcasting. Many has been holding hearings on the is as follows; Discovery thaU Miss Smith was roomful of such furniture, one is The renewal fee is $3.00, and pay mitting en d 'of stations and a Dick Darrell . .'...... Stuart Neff. missing was made by a girl chum, parts? Or (Joes he assume that ment by mail should be by check, stations are experimenting with the bill since Nov. 7. absolutely bewildered. The \only pathway lias been cleared toward lower band of wavelengths on high Both branches were far behind Jimme Cameron . . Francis Carvey. whose name was withheld but who ‘the word of God’ as defined by him money order or express order,, made an untrammel^d radio atmosr is at least by some Chris^Jians sup picture I could think of was one er power, for. clearer and more dis schedule on appropriation bills. Marjorie Brookes . . Elmer Harten- was reliably reported to be a stu of the Cubist covers of Vogue or payable to the Commissioner of phere. stein. dent from Rochester, N- Y. She posed to be contained in the Motor Vehicles. tant reception. The House has enacted but two be Vanity Fair. i won’t promise to May Eliminate Many To Broadcast Overseas sides the deficiency measure, while * Steve McSplash . . Edmund Smith. left a note in Miss Smith’s room Bible?” bring home any of this, but if we As all records of license certifi This mas be expected to come Silas Pettigrew .Kenneth McCreery. To the faithful believer, it mat International broadcasting may the Senate has enacted only that in Dewey hall when no reply came, ever do, I am sure it will start a cates are on file at the main office about in 192^, when the radio com be expected as a matter of regu Dusty Dudds .George Peterson. she went to the room and found ters little or nothing how Doctor of the department in the Capitol, one. The two pending in the Sen riot. mission intends to put the axe to larity this coming year. Already ate were the state, labor, justice Musty Work . . . .Osmar Graupner. the note unopened together with Stolz or myself may define the Now for a view of nature’s own persons making applications lor some 200 or 300 of the less useful Widow B rookes...... Earl Sample. phrase. He would not compare plans have been completed so that h e n d commerce bill and the interior other mail for Miss Smith. colors in the deserts of Arizona. ' renewals at the branch offices must broadcasters in the country. This British and continental programs Mrs. McSpla^ ...... John Reid. A puzzling angle of the case was either of us, to Saint Paul who said; C. Elmore Watkins. department bill. In previous ses show'a license for 1927, properly action will have to be fought out may be exchanged in this country sions, a half dozen have been*final- Miss Prunella Frisbie,...... Jack the fact that Miss Smith did not “ All Scripture is given by inspira endorsed. All mail orders are to be in the courts, but the opinion among O’Louglin. tion of God” (2 Tim. Ill, 16.) for those of some powerful stations ly enacted by the middle of Jan pack any- of her clothing before sent to the main office at Hartford. many radio authorities points to here. These will be hurled oyer the Joshua Snoddergrass . . .Carl Doss. leaving her room. She left her For centuries the Church kept The branch offices are at No. 323 ward vindication of such move by uary. Ezra Snooger...... Leo Stone. the Bible buried in a strange ton WAPPLNG Atlantic on low wavelengths and Despite the paucity , of accomp purse with $7. State street, Bridgeport; No. I l l the commission. rebroadcast in England, Europe, lishments, Senate and House lead A uibacher-Scli enke. Miss Smith confined her athletic gue, but since that book of books The result would be freedom The wedding of Miss Gertrude Goffee street. New Haven; No. 573 and America on higher wavelengths ers predicted an extensive program activities to bicycle riding as she had become accessible to all, many Clements Rudiskey of East Wind Bank street. New London; No. 27 never before experienced from Schenke, daughter of Max O. have selected from it only that that may be received by the sets of legislative enactments before ad suffered from joint trouble in one sor Hill was brought before Justice Benedict street, Waterbury, and howls and squeals and cross-talk. now in use. Schenke^of West street and Henry which was to their interest and- Even more beneficial to the fans journment. To. achieve any such of her legs. » of the Peace William J. Thresher, No. 32 Atlantic street, Stamford. The result to be expected will record, both branches will have to F. Ambacher of West Point Cadet Hint At Love Affair they continued with their pruning Wednesday night of charges of would be its effect of arousing Band took place Saturday after There is no change in the appli be much higher types of entertain work at top speed from now until State detectives were checking shears until very little is left of manufacturing liquor, with intent cation form from that of last year, keener competition among the ment than we have been listening noon at 4 o’clock at the parsonage the book excepting the covers. the expected adjournment about ■J a report that Miss Smith, had a to sell, and selling. Rudiskey was the prospective drivers being re surviving broadcasters in the way to. ' of the First Evangelicai Lutheran No, it is not the covers of the of high-class entertainment. June 1. church. Rev. John F. Bauchmann love affair at Christmas time with arrested by State Policemen An quired to answer the usual ques Last yeaf saw the practical begin man living in the vicinity of Bos Bible I wish to discuss with Doctor thony Buddes and James Watrous, Anticipating this condition, the ning of trans-Atlantic radio-tele performed the ceremony. The Stolz, but that which is between tions required by statute and de CHIC.^GO’S OPERA HOUSE ton. According to the story, which Tuesday night, when they raided a partment regulations. These in great chains of the National phony and the successful transmis couple were attended by Mrs. Wil them, from Genesis to Revelation. Broadcasting Company have al Chicago, Jan. 16.— The new home liam Georgie oPTalcott avenue and was vigorously denied by her rela still at Rudiskey’s house. He clude the name and address of the sion of television. The coming year for Chicago civic opera— a structure tives, she met the man last year This wil o’ the wisp method of pleaded guilty to the two counts and ready lined up what will be rec may mark the practical use of tele Fred Ungerwitter. The bride wore fiouncing and fluttering, the world applicant, physical . description, a ord-breakers in the way of broad to cost $20,000,000— ^will be ready a gown of blue georgette trimmed when she was a student at Milton was fined $100 and costs of the brief driving record and a query vision, as 1927 marked that of in in time for the start of the 1929 Academy, on the outskirts of Bos recognizes as the weakest spot -in court on each count and also given casting entertainment. The very ternational telephony. with crepe and carried a bouquet Protestantism. It wants the Bible concerning the applicant’s knowl season, Samuel Insull president of ton. suspended jail sentence of ten first day of 1928 starts with a re Just as great events in sports, of gardenias and lilies-of-the-valley. as a foundation of the Christian edge of the laws of the state and newal of the Victor concerts over the organization, announced today. On the other hand neither the days on each count. Charles Jor rules of the road. politics and other fields were The building will be a 42-story Mrs. Georgie wore a dress of Church and seeks to harmonize it the Blue network, and three days given to millions of fans by air in blue silk crepe and carried an arm girl’s parents nor her classmates gensen prosecuted. Formal notification is to be revenue-producing project, design with modern science. In order to do Evergreen Lodge of Masons, No. later Dodge Brothers put out one 1927, so may 1928’s leading events bouquet of pink roses and sweet would consider the pqssibility of a given applicants under 18 years of hour of entertainment costing ed to insure the permanence of romance having ended her life and this, the Protestant clergy are ob 114, A. F. & A. M, held a public be expected to reach the ears of opera without depending on public- peas. Following the ceremony the age of the state law which makes It them more than $67,000. caused her to leave college. They liged to resort to the most ingeni installation at their temple at East many millions more. spirited citizens who now under bridal party were entertained at a ous contortions and combinations. illegal for them to drive a fftotor Plan For Conventions As a result, radio receivers will dinner at the Hotel Bond, after said she Was strangely shy. Her Windsor Hill' last Monday evening. vehicle upon the highways unless The fact that 1928 is presiden write it. . father clings to the hope that his If the Bible is of Divine origin, There was a large attendance. be used much longer and to far The mammoth building, which which Mr. and Mrs. Ambacher left it must be accepted in its entirety. the owner of the vehicle, whether tial year will make this an his greater advantage in 1928 than they for a trip to Bermuda. They will daughter is a victim of an accident Most Worshipfhl Past Grand Mas will cover an entire city block, will If it was not written by holy men it be the minor or some other per toric era In radio. The two politi were in 1927. be at home after March 1st, at somewhere in the woods, that her ter Winthrop Buck of Wethersfield, son, has established proof of cal conventions will be put on include not only an opera house and disjointed knee incapacitated her as they were moved by the Holy and Right Worshipful Howard Mid small theatre, but also shops, stores Highland Falls, New York; Ghost” then it is exactly what the financial' responsibility with the the air to be heard by perhaps JAP PRINCE ENGAGED Notes. when she was knocked down, mak dleton of Broad Brook, installed the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, in 50,000,000 people— almost half the and offices. It will be located on the Reverend Mr. Cooper called it, (in Tokio, Jan*y 16.— The bethrothal Chicago river between Madison and The officers and teachers of the ing it impossible for her to walk, following officers: W. M. Caleb V. accordance with the state statutes. population of the country. All the his letter to the Herald of Jan. 13, Benjamin; S. W. Clynton Buckland; of Prince Takamatsu . and Kikue ■Washington streets. Union Cangregational church have on the other hand was the fear after he claimed it to be inspired Renewal"" applications of minors chains of the National Broadcasting Togugawa, second daughter of the been iavited to a supper which wiil that she had become despondent J. W. Earl Hayes; Secretary James Company- may be combined for these turth), ‘sthe noblest production of must bear the written consent of a late Prince Keiku Togugawa, is A human being has 32 “ perma- be served Tuesday evening at 6:30 because of her low standing in her N. Crickman; Treasurer A. D. parent or guardian. events, and more than 100 of the the humhn mind.” Smith; Senior and Junior Deacons, likely to be announced soon, ac nent” teeth. in the church dining room. A bus studies. I understand “ the word of God greater stations will cd-operate. cording to the newspaper Korumim iness meeting will be held after the Dewey hall, where Miss Smith Franklyn Wells and Ralph Collins; Besides, there may ,be other to be the will of God, revealed to Senior and Junior Stewards, George Prince Takamatsu is the second supper. roomed, is next door to Clark man as recorded in the Bible,, from 100 PER CENT SCHOOLS '