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PRICE THREE CENT'S SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1929. (TWELVE PAGES) VOL. XLIII., NO. 77. (Classified Advittlsing on Page 10) MURDER HINT TELEPHONE CO. WIFE ACCUSED IN MURDER PLOT SENATORS SIGN s' -J X X' ■■ ■ ' ^ S'];' ■PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 14,1929. WOMAN HRES GARAGE GUARD SILK TRUCKS SKATING CONDITIONS MASONICBALL OBITUARY ESCAPED MADDEN ABOUT TOWN THEN KILLS HERSELF FROM BANDIT RAID ten and-a-half-pound son was AT ‘'SPRINGS” RINK born last night at Mrs. Howe’s MONDAY, FEB. 11 KILLER IS CAUGHT Maternity Home to Mr. and Mrs. The snow that fell yesterday af 1 P. M. Leaves Farewell. Note in Kitch f Continued from Page 1) DEATHS William J. Plavell of 118 McKee street. ternoon covering the Center Springs Allied Chem ...... 262 en Asking That Children Be $25,000 Rink, was cleared this afternoon Am Bosch ...... • • • « valuable, something like William B. Shaw. ' Cared for. worth to the truckload. 'lefty’' McDonnell Taken Arthur N-Potter, teacher oLEng- and there is to be good skating at James 0. McCaw General Am Csm H 5^ How Story Was Told William R. Shaw died at his lish at the Manchester High school, the rink tonight. Am Pow & L t ...... 84% ■’■' Bethel, Conn., Jan. 14.— Coroner home, 25 Edwards street, early yes will have charge of the Thursday Am TgI & TgI •••••••••■•■• Last month a young man was ar terday morning after a week’s ill John J. Phelan today was notified rested by the Manchester police pn by Police in New York afternoon assembly this week. The Chainnaii— R ed o f Com Am" Tob ,...... 181 ness. Mr. Shaw was a resident of program will be arraui^ed to befit ONE OF THREE SKIDS Anaconda ...... 118% of the death Saturday night of a charge of simple drunkenness. It the north end of the town for Mrs. John Stolle, wife of a writer was on a Saturday night and he was the anniversary of Benjamin mittees Not Yet Picked. Atchison ...... more than 40 years, coming here at City on Saturday. Franklin’s birthday, February 17, here, who locked herself into her about to be taken to Hartford jail that time to enter the employ of BREAKS DRIYER’S ARM Atl Ref ...... 61% garage, set fire to the'building, and for safekeeping , until Monday’s 1706. Three or four students will Balt & Ohio ...... 179% the Mather Electric company, deliver essays on Franklin’s life and Beth Steel ...... 86 then shot herself. A note left in her court when he made it known that which occupied one of the older he had something on his mind that Gnan ^.nm Michael “ Lefty” McDonnell, the work. The annual Masonic ball will be Can Pac ...... 239 b'ome was the sole clue to the trag he wanted to tell Chief Cordon. He of the^Orford S ^ com- “ bad man” of the quintet charged Of Trio of Accidents at East held on Monday evening, February pany. He retired from active work Ches&Oho ...... 216 edy. was retained at the police station with the' murder of Captain William Tonight will be held the first Center and Benton Two Are 11. in Cheney Hall, it was an The Stolle home is in a remote several years ago. He was of a C M & St P a u l...... 36% and between then and Monday F. Madden here in January 1919, is sitting of a slx-nlght public setback Without Bad Results. nounced today. Jamos 0, McCaw, section of Bethel. A neighbor living quiet, retiring disposition but re Chi Rock Isl ...... 132% morning he told in detail the story back in Wethersfield States Prison tournament for men at the School past master of Mancliester lodge cf Cons Gas ...... 107 some distance away noted the fire spected and weN liked by those who after a vacation of four years. Mc that led to the guarding of the silk Street Recreation Center. Six-pound Three automobile accidents, oc Masons, will be the general chair corn Prod ...... 88 'across the fields and telephoned to knew him best. Donnell was arrested Saturday af chickens will be given as first prizes curred yesterday afternoon, all man. Mr. McCaw has not yet choser trucks. Mr. Shaw leaves his wife, Mary Erie ...... 68% the house. Because of the condition He is a Manchester resident but ternoon in a New York East Side and four-pounders for second within half an hour of each other, the res'l of his committee. This ball Wilson Shaw; two daughters, Mrs. “ speak-easy” by detectives of the General Motors ...... 108 of the roads and the absence of a had been in New York for some honors. one of them resulting in William Y. which Is generally considered Man Int Harv New ...... 95 water main, local firemen did not time. There, he said, he fell In William J. Taylor an(J Miss Flor New York police department and Morton of Norwich avenue. Nor chester’s leading social event al ence E. Shaw who lives at home; Parole Officer Bradley of Wethers In Nickel New ...... 53% go to the scene of the blaze and it with a gang that was formulating Mrs. T. J. Shaw of North Elm wich, going to the Manchester ways attracts ^ large crowd of bril Kenecot ...... 154 also two grandsons, Allan and field. He had made his escape four street, received word this iriorning wa« not until Sunday that Stolle a plan to come to Hartford, make Memorial hospital with two ribs liantly gowned women. The music Mack Truck ...... 105 discovered his wife’s remains in the headquarters there, and steal one Russell Taylor. years ago by drilling a hole through of the death oL her sister. Mrs, Lil broken. and other details will be left to the Funeral services will be held at the top of his cell, bit by it each lian Hill, of Claremont, N. H. Mo Pac ...... 123% g.irage. of th^ruckloads of silk from the There Is a low spot at the junc cemmittees which Mr. McCaw will N Y Central ...... 189% his late home tomorrow afternoon night, and then climbing out tion of East center and Benton “ Good-bye, all. Be good to my Cheney 'mills. Finding that the at ,2 o’clock. Rev. Frederick C. appoint later. New Haven Pfd ...... 116% youth was from the very town through a ventilator. Charles B. Loomis, superintend streets and the automobiles all poor kids,” was the farewell mes Allen, pastor of the Second Congre Review of Case North Amn C o ...... 93% sage on a note found in the kitchen 'where the silk originated and that ent of the Manchester Water com skidded there. In the first accident gational church, of which Mr. Shaw McDonnell came to Manchester pany, Is recovering at hlS home on Packard ...... 142% after the excitement had died be was familiar with the truck nobody was reported as injured nor FOUR BUSINESS BLOCKS trips, he .was taken into the enter was a member, will officiate. Buri on the night of the murder as a North Elm street from a serious at were the police called. The sec Penn R R ...... 78% down. Stolle and his son and daugh al will be in the family plot in the prise, he said. passenger on a Seldon truck. The tack of the grip. He has been con ond accident had like results as far Post Cer ...... 76% ter tried to put out the fire them Knew the Routine. East cemetery. truck was to be used in carrying fined to the house for a week. as injuries and reports*were con ARE SWEPT BY FLAMES Pressed Steel C a r ...... selves but were driven off by the The prisoner told Chief Gordon away raw silk which'the five had in cerned, but in the third case, in Pullman ...... »8 intense heat. the precise routiae of the trucks Mrs. Margaret McGowan tended to steal from the warehouse The meeting of the Manchester which Morton was driving and had Radio Corp ...... 359 from the time they arrived empty at Mrs. Margaret McGowan, aged in the section of the plant on Flm section of the National Council of as passengers his daughter and son, Whole Business Section of Sou Pac ...... • • .130%’ the mills till they reached Hart 94, died at the home of her daugh terrace. The place where the silk Jewish Women, which was to have the car skidded and the driver was Rockland, Mass., is Threat Southern Ry ...... 156% ter-in-law, Mrs. Jennie Armstrong, was located was detected on the S 0 of N Y ...... 42% ford. It was the rule, be said, for been held at the home of Mrs. thrown against a pole and Injured ened by $200,000 Fire. H. T. TATE STEPS OUT the trucks to leave the express of 140 Pearl street, Saturday morning. Thursday a week previous by Frank Nathhn Marlow, tonight at 8:00 so that he was taken to the hospi Studebaker ...... 87% fice at the north end, after a re Death was due to senility rather Murphy of Hoboken, who was later o’clock, has been changed to the tal. The car was considerably Texas Co ...... 63% check of the load from the mills, than illness. arrested, but was not found to be home of Mrs. Gertrude Podrove of damaged. This case was investl Rockland, Mass., Jan. 14.— 'The U S Rubber ...... y... .52% OF TREASURER RACE business district here was threat and proceed by way of Buckland Mrs. McGowan had lived in Man with the gong when they came back 40 Benton street on account of the gated by Officer McGllnn,' who U S Steel ...... ’....167% and Hilliardville, striking the main chester for 40 years. She Is survived to Manchester for their real action. illness of Mrs. Marlow. found this accident to be due'tb the ened this afternoon when fire swept Westinghouse ...... 140 , four business blocks, causing occu Washington, Jan. 14— H. T. Tate, Hartford road at the Love Lane by four grandchildren, David Bill Bessler was the driver of the slippery condition of the roads. W Overland ...... 32% Armstrong of Buckland, Mrs. Rob pants to flee to the street and do treasurer of the United States, has junction. truck when it came to Manchester There was a meeting this noon of requested Secretary Mellon to recall ert Little and Mrs. Rudolph Swan and because he stopped in East th'e editorial board of the Eighth ing damage estimated at $200,000. It was at a wide spot in the road The mercury was only a few de his nomination as treasurer which anu on a curve, between Buckland son of this town and Ernest Swan Hartford and went into a restaur School District and as a result the JUGO-SLAYIA TG LOAN HARTFORD NUMBER was sent to the Senate last sprin.g ^ and Love Lane, that the holdup was son of Flint,' Mich.; also four ant accompanied by McDonnell the publication of the school paper will grees above zero and firemen had by President Coolidge, it was an grand-children. proprietor later identified him in a hard battle to check the flames to be pulled off, the informer said. be again started, the price to be because of water freezing in the nounced today. The New York gang was after the The funeral was held this after the line in Hoboken, when the final made one cent the copy rather than MONEY FROM AMERICA Hartford. Conn., Jan. 14— Ruby hoseline. Since his nomination to succeed woven silk, having no intention of noon at the funeral parlors of arrests were made. two, which seems to be a more Ratcliffe. colored, was today bound former Treasurer Frank White, taking the neckties, as these bore Thomas G. Dougan, 59 Holl street. Bill Bessler, a westerner, had Over the snow clad roads ckme over for a trial in the Superior Rev. Watson Woodruff officiated populai price. There was no paper firemen and apparatus from Brock Tate has been under fire. Rep. the Cheney imprint. The plan ■was risen to the position known as the during December and it looked as Open'Negotiations for $243,- Court ou a charge of murder after and burial was in the East i.eme- king of the “ Chicken Pullers” an ton and Abington and they made a Wood. (R) of Ind., objected to to have a big enough gang in the though it might not again be pub 000 to Put Kingdom on Its a Police Court hearing, and was ’fate's' appointment on the ground tery. expression that was used by those determined stand with the local sent to jail to await trial. job to hurriedly shift the whole lished, but this month there- was Feet. firemen to check the flames. that Frank J. Thiel, assistant treas cargo of bolts onto another truck who were engaged each day in pick The woman was arrested yester Mrs. Ida Clarke. ing up live chickens when they more interest shown and the paper The fire started in the basement urer should have been promoted to and drive straight to New York. As will go to press for January at a day after stabbing her husband dur ..the position because of Thiel’s ]\Irs. Ida Clarke, aged 76, died at came in by freight into the Hobo -Vienna,, Jan. 14.— Jugoslavia, of the Bigelow block on . Union the silk trucks leave the Manches reduction in price to one cent. 'The which is now under royal dictatoiv ing a family quarrel. Mrs. Ratcliffe seniority, issued the following ter express station at 5 o’clock, the the home of William Crane in ken yards. There had been a form street, a two story wooden struc today entered a plea of not guilty, Broad Brook yesterday morning. er “ king” but he was murdered and paper is to be a monthly and is ship, has, opened, negotiations for a ture, leaping to the three-story statement. whole proceeding could be carried known as the “ Eighth District and described an alleged attack by “ At the time of my nomination Death was due to neuralgia of the it was claimed that the plotting for loan of $243,250,000 from a group wooden Phoenix building, de her husband during which she used out. after dark. Student” . of European and American banks, .last spring. Rep. Wood expressed Clieckcd up Story. heart. the murder, was done in Bill Bess- stroyed the Old Standard building, a knife In self-defense. vigorous opposition to the confirma Taking up the young man’s story Mrs. Clarke is survived by a ler’s place where “ Lefty” later it was reported from Belgrade to a two-story block housing -the lo tion of my appointment with the daughter. Mrs. Inez Clarke Files,, came to work as a bartender. Mrs. Beryl Davis Currier, who day. Negotiations had previously cal weekly newspaper and then with Cheney Brothers, Chief Gor has been a teacher in the Eight claim that another should have been don learned that, so far as truck and two brothers, Frank and Waldo Original Capture been under way, but had lapsed jumped to the New Standard block, \ REL.^SCO ILIi. appointed. His opposition having movements went, the youth’s dope Grant of Wapping. The funeral McDonnell had served a long District and who was married dur before the new Absolutist Zivkovio a two-story brick building in front ^prevented confirmation to date I was entirely correct."” Though at service which will be private will term in state’s prison in Nsw York ing'the Christmas vacation periodj government was created. -qf the Old Standard building. New York, Jan. 14.— David Jliave formally requested Secretary be lield at the home of Mrs. Files at and had only been out for a short left the Eighth district as a teach The premier issued a formal As fast as they could free the Belasco, famous theatrical producer first it w'as thought that he was hoselines of ices firemen swept ad ..Mellon by letter to recall my nomin- talking wildly, both police, Cheney 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. Bur time when the round up came. The er on Friday. She was presented statement saying that, the present and Richard Dix, film star, are 'ation in order to avoid any possible ial will be in the Wapping cemetery. arrest was made just after mid with a an attractive silver set con regime is only temporary and joining buildings with sheets of among influenza sufferers here. Brothers and the Express company water. The water froze and the embarrassment to the department.” decided that it was wise to take Rev. Truman "Woodward will offi night in Bessler’s' saloon after sisting of a coffee perculator, that the parliamentary system will Both are confined to their beds. ciate. Chief of Police Samuel G. Gordon, creamer, sugar bowl and also, a-«et be restored as soon as "unity Is ob- streets of the busiqess district There have been nearly 3,500 every precaution. tyere a glare of ice. Therefore, each night for the Captain Robert Hurley of the state of dishes. Mrs. Ruth Reynolds, of .tained, the administrative branches cases of flu reported here during past two w’eeks the truck has been Joseph Zaccaro police and three detectives from the East Hartford, a former teachtr in are.reorganized and the economic the 14 days of 1929. trailed by a fast automobile .con Joseph Zaccaro died at his home Hoboken police had suddenly walk the Buckland school, before she was life of the kingdom Is'put upon a taining Chief Inspector Carroll of at 102 Charter Oak street at four ed in and told them to “ stick them married, is taking Mrs. Currier’s more efficient basis.” ARTIST KILLS SELF Boston and two detectives, prepared o’clock this morning after an ill up.” place in the Elg'hth district school. It Is reported that the demand to c-pen up with buckshot. When ness with nneumonia. Mr. Zaccaro Bescl'-r and McDonnell were not has been made by supporters of the there have been two trucks there Only two teachers in the first new regime in Croatia that Dr. New York, Jan. 14.— Suffering who was an employee of Cheney arrested until after William Miller from cancer and “ unwilling to be a have been two automobiles with eight districts are ill and unable to Vlado Matchek, the Croatian peas Brothers was {tbout 6C years of age of New Haven had been taken into burden to. himself and his sur fighting parties. Moreover, the and had long been a resident of custody three nights*after the mur teach school today. Mrs. Grove of ant leader, retract his criticisms of practice is likely to be continued in the Fourth district and Miss Helen roundings,” Emile Fuchs, inter Manchester, der as he was returning to his home the dictatorship or face trial In nationally famous sculptor and definitely. Maloney, who teaches in the Hollis court. His wife survives him as do one in V/est Haven. It was due largely painter, fired a bullet through his It is believed that the fact that son, Nicholas, of Manchester and to las tip that the others were cap ter street school are the teachers heart to end bis agony. Let Us Bodget the informer fell into the hands of four daughters, Mrs. Rose Stan tured. Neuss, the other man want ill. the police, though for a misde The only explanation today of his You Out of Debt islao, Mrs. Catherine Rossi, Mrs. ed, had returned to work as a BOTH SIDES YICTORS act was the following note, left for meanor, had the effect of frighten switchman in the railroad yards in The Buckland Parent Teachers’ his sister: ing off the holdup gang. Angelina Rlcchi, of Manchester, and Mrs. Louise Rosano, of Hart Hoboken when the police walked association wU] hold a whist and IN LAKE WATER SUIT “ You would not like to see me Oar Family Loan Service ford. He also leaves one brother. into the saloon, but he was soon dance tonight in the school hall. wasting away much moreT I am al Solve An Tour Luke, of Hartford. located and all three taken to the. There will be four prizes at whist. ready a burden to myself and a FIVE YEAR OLD CHILD Hoboken police station. Money Problema The funeral will be held Wed Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Magnuson Washington, Jan. 14.— The Su burden to my surroundings. To live nesday morning at 8:30 at his When tha three were brought are in charge. preme Court today declined to longer would only mean prolong T E L S MURDER STORY late home ,and at St. James’s back to Manchester,' McDonnell,, prohibit diversion of water from ing my agony.” $ 1 0 0 LOAN payable $5 monthly, plus lawful church at Y o'clock. Burial will be who had a bad reputation and Bess The Woman’s ,Benefit association Lake Michigan into the sanitary ler were duffed together. They were interest, in St. James’s cemetery. will hold a supper and installation canal at Chicago but announced Anniversary Only Witness to Domestic in charge of Captain Hurley, while of officers in the Odd Fellows ban that it WT>uld order the diversion to ODD BOOZE SUIT $ZO O LOAN payable $10 Tragedy Tells Neighbor That Neuss came back on the same train, quet hall tomorrow evening. be stopped as soon as Chicago can but In a different car, with Chief monthly, plus lawful Father Rilled Mother. provide sewage disposal works. White Plains, N. Y., Jan. 14— The interest. Gordon. From Hartford to Manches ■ The Daughters of Liberty will The decision, announced by fflSTORY OF MUSIC ter Captain Murley brought his two Supreme Court here is occup’eJ to Detroit, Jan. T4. — Because meet tonight at 8 o’clock in Orange Chief Justice Taft, affirmed the day with one of the most unusual $ 3 0 0 LOAN payable $15 men in one c?.r and Chief Gordon hall. authority of the secretary of war monthly, plus lawfiU his 5-year-old daughter, Eugena, came in another automobile vrith prohibition cases ever brought to TOLD KIWANIANS to permit some diversion of water light iu this state. interest. her little arms clasped tightly his man. for navigation purposes but held about the body of her mother, Mr.s. Loyal Circle of Kings Daughters Mrs. Sarah Owen, of Mamaro- Other Amount* in Proportion A pair of o.d fashioned handcuftn will hold their regular meeting at that he could not permit the ab Mary Mosuk, 27, had sobbed out hid bcei' loaned to Caci-ctin Hurley straction of water solely to take neck, is suing three alleged speak the Center Congregational church" easy proprietors for $30,000 on the Cost fixed by law. Every repay the story of a domestic “ tiff,” High School Supervisor Ad to link the two men together and care of Chicago’ s sewage disposal. ment reduces the cost. AH :Has and Continues this evening. All members are in ground that they furnished liquor Ronene Mosuk was arrested and dresses Meeting at Hotel when they arr’ veu in Manchester vited to come at 7:30 ready to sew; The case was held open for fur loans in strict privacy. jailed on a murder charge here to they could not be opened, Neuss ther action by the court, it being to an intoxicated man who beat her day. Sheridan This Noon. was locked in the women’s cell un stated that the reduction of with husband so severely that be was Call, Write or Phone The Girls’ Friendly ..ociety of St. unable to provide for her. The de “ Daddy did it,” Eugena cried til Captain W. F. CampbeP was Mary’s church will hold their drawal of water shall be made PERSONAL FINANCE to Offer to the Men when Mrs. Anna Schoen, living Music and the history back of it called to un'ock the desk to see if a gradually. fendants are Dominick, Philip and monthly devotion tonight. The can Hildaa Nardechlo, who are said to COMPANY above the Mosuk apartment, came was the subject of Miss E. Marion key coulu be found to fit the old The case probably will be claimed Itooiiis 2 and 8, Slate I'heater didates’ choir will sing. After the have operated a speakeasy in into the bedroom and found the Dorward, before th^ Manchester handcuffs. They stood in the cell a victory for both sides in the con Building, 708 Main Street service plans will be made for the Mama-’oreck. child frightened because “ mamma Kiwahis club this noon at the room for about an hour before the turkey supper to be held February troversy-whidh involved 13 states. SO. »IANCHK.SI’Klt, CXtlVN. of Manchester and won’t answer me.” A splintered Sheridan hotel. Miss Dorward is cuffs were taken off of them. When Thp petition of the states of Wis Call. Write or i’bone 1-0-4 12 in the parish house. A Detroit man who drank poi broomstick lay nearby. supervisor of music at the local they wers brought before the court consin, Michigan and others that Ot>en 8:80 to 5. Sat. 8:80 to 1 “ Daddy and mamma were fight high school. She came here five both were handcuffed. George H. Wilcox, principal of the diversion was In violation of soned whlsaey turned black. Oh, Licensed by State. years ago from Vermont and is do- Diilicult Prisoner the Connecticut Business College, constitutional rights was not de^ well, he was In perfect condition bonded to public. ing. They kept ‘mad’ and daddy hit elded by the court. Vicinity Some of the mamma with the broom. After he in exceptionally good work for Man McDonnell was sentenced to life has been confined to his bed since for a mammy song, anyway. hit her with the broom he kicked chester’s young men and women. imprisonment and soon i'„ was Friday night with an attack of her on the bed,” Eugena said. Miss Dorward in her half-hour talk realized he required unusual v:atch- grip. Clifford R. Burr of C. R. Mosuk was arrested in a friend's reviewed the development of mu ing. He made at "east one unsuc Burr & Co. is also ill with the grip. COOLIDGE BREAKFAST Best Clothing and home where police say he was hid- sic from the early centuries until cessful attempt to escape and In ing.• ' \ the present time. Miss Dorward re anothsr occasion while playing in Troop 1, Boy Scouts, will meet cently gave a similar talk before the band reached over and cut the at the Harding school tonight at Washington, Jan. 14— Nineteen the Educational club. tI.roat of another member of the 7:30. Senators were guests of President What Would You Do?- The business session of the band, bat they never found what he Coolidge today at another legisla Furnishing Values 1 .0 .0 . F. INSTALLATION tive breakfast for discussion of the —You Had Found Your meeting included the report of the used. He w'ould be sent Into the man. treasurer L. i §,ipe, for the past “ dark hole” , fed on bread and water work for the remainder of the pres King Lavid lodge, No. 31, I. O. and, would come out with an in MENTION J. P. MORGAN ent session. —Your Wedding Day year. Three new members were Democrats as well as Republi O. F., installed Its officers Friday admitted. They are Paul Lunt, of creased v/eight. He was recorded as Arrived to he Found Any night in Odd Fellows Hall. District cans were among the guests. Pres the Lunt-Jillson Co., J. Clarke the worst prisoner In Wethersfield. —The Guests Had Deputy Grand Master Robe.t P. There has alw’ays' been a suspicion ON WAR DEBT BOARD ent were Democrats: Kendrick of Baker, superintendent of the cravat Wyoming, Robinson of Arkansas. Assembled Watrous and staff were the install- department of Cheney • Brothers that he was assisted from the inside iufc officers. A spaghetti supper pre Shepard of Texas, Broussard of —You Opened a and Charles J. Huber, director of in his escape and there were several Louisiana. Harris of Georgia. Black where. pared by Chef Urbano J. Osano was changes in the guards and others in and Found served. technical research for Cheney Rumor in Paris Says Famous of Alabama, Bratton of New Mexico, Brothers. Wells Strickland furnish the state prison following his American Financier Will Be and Wheeler of Montana. Sweetheart in The officers installed were as fol escape. Arms of Your Sister? lows: ed the attendance prize which "was Asked to Serve. Republicans; Metcalf of Rhode Noble Grand— Willard J. Horton. won by Stephen Hale. Island, Oddie of Nevada, Thomas OUR SUIT of Idaho, Frazier of North Dakota. Vice Grand— Albert Miller. Paris, Jan. 14.— The reported Secretary— Charles S. Roberts, Jones of Washington, Couzens of FANNIE CROSSES ICE IN AUTO, FEW LEADERS ALIYE selection of J. P. Morgan as co Michigan, Deneen of Illinois, Edge Jr. observer with Owen D. Young In the of New Jersey, Johnson of Califor AND OVERCOAT Financial Secretary — Samuel American delegation to the forth nia, Nqrbeck of South Dakota, and SEE Prentice. coming reparations conference indi OCCUPANT IS DROWNED Marshal Poch, generalmissimo of Phipps of Colorado. Aniei'ica’s Greatest BRICE/ Treasurer— Walter Walsh. the allied armies at the end of the cated today that the Allies plan to Warden— Franklin C. H. Parker, market large quantities of German World War, who is seriously ill of Comedienne — in VALUESARE Conductor— Jason Chapman. Another Man is Killed When heart trouble at his Paris home, is railroad and industrial bonds in the Chaplain— Wm. J, McKinney. Engine Strikes Automobile one of a small group of World War United States if the expert*, agree R. S. S.— Clarence Taylor. upon a plan for commercializing the ‘THE POOR NUT’ at Crossing. high command officers still living. L, S. S.— Joseph Tedford. Field Marshall Haig, commander German reparations debt. IS R. S. N. G.— John D. Henderson, in chief of the British forces, died While Mr. Young has lalrejidy HEAR UNEXCELLED Jr. Boston, Jan, 14.— Two persons given conditional acceptance, it is lost their lives, and three others last year. Her sing the songs L. S. N. G.— Cleon Chapman. Field Marshal Count Luigi Ca- not yet officially confirmed that Mr. R. S, V. G.— Arthur Shorts. were thankful to be alive today/, Morgan will serve. It is understood Take advantage of our prices. following two unusual accidents. dorna, who commanded the Italian that have made lier L. S. V. G.— Clarence Smith. army for a time/ died at his home there will be two American alter Pay $5 down and the balance in 0. G.— Paul Helwig, At Weston. Clarence Young, 32, in Bordighera, Italy, only a few nates. The names chiefly mentioned famous. 1. G.— Henry B. Ingraham. of Newton Center, was killed when in connection with the deputies are MAN 10 equal weekly payments. weeks ago. an automobile in which he was a those of Roland W. Boyden and passenger was struck by a Boston- Grand Duke Nicholas, of Russia, DOG RACES ON. commander in chief of the Russian’ Thomas N. Perkins, Berlin, N. H., Jan. 14,— With Main express train., The other oc When Mr. Morgan conferred with NOW PLAYING army at the outbreak of the war, good snow conditions reported all cupants Alfred B. Siever, and Mrs. Premier Poincare . and S. Parker along the route, the 259 mile trek Catherine Davis, of Saxonville, es and the outstanding figure on the Gilbert in Paris recently. It was re FOB of sled dog teams from Berlin to caped witlx a shaking. allied side on the eastern front, died ported that Mr. Morgan’s advice i GEO. H. Herbert McQuestlon, 39, of recently at Antibes, Franco, and Boston, gets under way today. would be sought when the repara Punishment - Seven teams were entered? most of Winchendon, was drowned when Tvas buried only about a week ago. tions experts began their, labors. He A Town Player Production them being pure blooded Eskimo the automobile in which he and a Among those living are General is regarded as one of the world’s sled dogs. companion were crossing the ice at John J. Pershing, commander of foremost authorities on .interna Circle Theater •♦Where the IWILUAMS The race was under the auspices Poole’s pond at Rlndge, N. H., the American Expeditionary Force; tional finance and the capacity of of the Eskimo Dog Club of Amer broke through. His companion jHeld—Marshal von Hlndenburg, Screen Speaks’* Incorporated the American market for absorbing Friday Night ica, and prizes totalling $1,500 have Arthur L. Knight, of West Rlndge, commander of the German armies, new securities. •Johnson Block, So. M anchester!been offered, N. H., was rescued. sLDd Mjushall JotEra. aC 7ra.nca. Benefit of Washinarton Trip^ \ ^ ■'• ■■ I I m - / PAGE TO Rt^S # MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOll'l'lI MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 14,1929w.'';' *■4 lous today, witfi the development ment that he bad been separ^^* QUIHAL OF A SOUL TIONISTS’ BAND that the supposed Mrs. Kinder, from bis xrife for three years' and' TWO HURT IN FALLS MURDER HINT who burned, to death Friday nighty bad met all her wishes. TELEPHONE CO. was the wife of the famous base William F. Kinder, father of the - Rockville i CONCERTS A DAY ball player. dentist, who declared-. that Mrs.v THE MAJOR TRAGEDY Photos, Identified. Ruth and bis son were married la^t ON ICY SIDEWALKS IN DEATH OF They readily identified photo Aus^st In Montreal, failed to ‘te- PLANSBUDGET Gees to .Ansonia, Derby and graphs of Mrs. Ruth and'her little plain his statement: Phelps-Bond V’aults Near Comple- daughter, Dorothy, a student at a “ If Babe Ruth or anyqne else tion More Poignant Than Earth I Shellen Yesterday for Se-‘ quake or Flood, Says Dr. convent school in Wellesley, as mixes my boy into any scandal I’ll Much interest is being taken in ries of Meetings. “B A ® ” WIFE “ Mrs. Kinder and her child Helen.” tell a story that will blow the top' the two vaults which are being FOR THE YEAR James B. Hutchinson May Maurer at Union Service. Neighbors declared that the pair of.Ruth’s head right off.” erected in Grove Hill cemetery by The Salvation Army Band gave bad entertained few visitors and the Presbrey-Leland Company for (Continued from I’ag^d 1) ‘The major tragedy of the world Have Skull Fracture; Mrs. five concerts yesterday in Ansonia, (Continued from Page 1) that they had led a quiet life. They the Phelps and Bond f..milies. The is not when an earthquake or a Derby and Shelton, The first con had never mingled with those -who Bond vault is expected to be com classification of the foregoing item flood spreads disaster but when a cert - the selection of .Col, W lllL. i J.| ascertain precisely the effect of the Donovan has been made for Mr. I eighteenth amendment and of the YOUNGEST SON HARVARD USING £t»ning %milb Hoover by a large part of the peo Volstead law upon the moral, so ple and a considerable part of the cial and economic fabric of Ameri POBtilSHED BT THB HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, INC. press, and already the belief is, be ca; to test the experiment by actual OF SPAIN’S KING HLMS TO TEACH At 13 Blssell Street. * ing nurtured that if he is not se results; to figure out, in their wis Soutb Manoheater, Conn. lected for the post It will neces dom and In the light of the knowl AS N E T RULER Ponnded by Blwood S, *^la. sarily be because he is opposed by NATURE STUDIES Oat. 1. 1881 edge they will acquire, the best Every Evening Bzcent Sundays and the Ku Klux Ivlan and other re possible course for the future. London.— W ill Don Juan Carlos, Cambridge, Mass.— A new ex Holidays. ligious fanatics on the ground For the first time, after that youngest son of King Alfonso, be periment in the field of education, Entereo at the Post Office at oouth the next king of Spain? the use of moving pictures in teach Manchester, Conn., as Second Claes that he is a Catholic. commission completes its work— Ma Matter. This ('uestion has assumed con ing, research and graduate study, If Hoover ha'd ever given reason which conceivably may take much siderable impoitance here follow SUBSCR PTION RATES: By Mall has been tried at Harvard Universi V dollars a year, sixty cents a to believe that he had DonovaU la longer than now estimated— ^the ing the pubfilcatlon in the London ty with marked success. The first month for shorter periods. mind for the headship of the De country and Congress will be in a "Evening Standard” of a report production of the University Film By carrier, eighteen cents a week. that the health of the King’s two partment of Justice, and If he then Foundation was a two-reel film on Single copies three cents. position to know the definite truth elder boys is such that they would Present-day Harvard, showlcg its SPEC1.VL ADVERTISING REPRE- had unaccountably dropped the about prohibition. And when the not , make fit rulers and that Don SE.N'TATXVE. Hamilton.De Llsser, grounds and buildings, the work of Inc.. 285 Madison Avenue. New -o - idea, there might be some reason country and Congress know the Juan may be considered as the next its classes, and its athletic life. king. and 613 North Michigan Avenue, for speculation as to whether reli definite truth about prohibition The object of the Foundation was Chicago. The report has greatly agitated gion had anything to do with the to operate. In connection with Har The Manchester Evening Herald U they will know what to do. Spanish circles in London and the vard University, a completely on sale In Nev York City at Schui. change. But there has been no News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. But that commission is going to Spanish Embassy has thought fit equipped center where films and Street, and 42nd. Street entrance of change— there is nothing to change. have the toughest Job that any to issue a denial that any change photographs of scientific and educay c.rand Central Station and at all ,In the order o f succession Ic con tional value might be produced*, linatli ig News Standa Just because some politicians and fact-finding body In this or ’any « templated. Nevertheless rumors of collected and preserved. The Film _ • • • • some newspapers have jumped at other country ever had. It is going a change persist, and have been Client of International News Ser- Foundation is unique in the field of V ice. the conclusion that Donovan would to be bombarded by frantic armies heightened by a report’ that Queen American education, for wnllt pre get the job is no reason whatever of partisans, wet and dry, with Ena is coming to Engl^,nd to ar vious photographers have made Can You Use A Single ’Tntematlonal News Service has the range for the schooling of Don exclusive rights to use for republlca* to argue that if he doesn’t get It millions of so-called facts that will films on educational subjects, iio tlou In any form alt news dlaua’ches Juan. such organization working in ct>n- there must have been dirty wont credited to or not otherwise credited be nothing but-lies. Probler of Saccession junction with the college has In this paper. It Is also exclusively at the cross roads. entitled to use tor republlcatton all Unless Congress does one thing. “ The roblem of succession is a hitherto been known. In Your Room ^ the local or undated news publisbed It is our firm belief that If Mr. To the bill creating the commie difficult one, and has caused some In Nature Studies herein.” controversy In Spain,” the Standard Hoover should happen to want sion should be added an amend Officials of the foundation pro H so, here’s a genuine Berkey and Gay bedroom suite fo r S159.00;; Full Service Client of N IQ a ' Bar* says. “The tragedy of hereditary ject foe use of moving pictures to vice. Member, Audit Bureau of CIrcu* Colonel Donovan for his attorney- raent. The amendment should sur mu ^ suite are figured walnut with maple overlays^ la lions. ill-health in tie Spanish royal fami aid in studying subjects in botany, general he would appoint him, round the commission with the ly is resjonsible for the delicate zoology, fine arts. Industrial man- The bur^u is very large, the chest too, but, the b ^ is a single bed. MONDAY, JAN. 14, 1929 without the faintest regard either same sort of protection that is ex condition tof the two elder sons of ageme.ut and most of the other See our Oak Street show window. King Alfonso, tc his religion or anybody’s oppo fiqlds of educational endeavor. Al vAnd while you’re here see these odd piwes too. * tended to jurors. Any attempt- to “ The first hoy, the Prince o: As sition to it. Also that be is not to ready such widely separate fields as OUR SENATORS break la upon its deliberation with turias, '-.vho Is now 21, has heei ill anthropology and astronomy have The attitude of Senator Hiram be Jockeyed into making the ap unsought advice or information for the greater part of his life. fouint the medium a useful one. t pointment unless he does want to should be made a felony, and the Several timoa his life has been des The Fo indation, a non-profitable Bingham on the ratification of the paired of. He suffers from haemo make it. intruder should be sent to a federal laws of Massachusetts, has colla Kellogg pact Is disappointing to philia. The slightest cut on the skin borated with the University in the many of his Connecticut admirers. penitentiary. may cause a person so affected to construction of films of educat’onal CHINA CABINETS It was had enough to have Senator bleed to death, as the blood, lack values to be made available to edu ing a necessary element, refuses to McLean adopt a half cynically Tn- THAT TOLL ROAD cational and cultural institutions at Almost all the resentment dis congeal and close the wound. The la minimum cost. By agreement with 1'2 - PRICE QUisitorial position wltl» relation to CRANE EXPEDITION prince has therefore to be particu played In Connecticut newspapers the President and the Fellows of the treaty, but McLean cannot be larly ca-eful with forks and knives. Harvard, the Foundation has been $55.00 Walnut China toward the proposed toll highway “ He ■ has suffered since birth $82.00 Walnut and Maple China said to have done more than ex extended the free use of labora C a b in e ts ...... $19.00 C a b in e ts ...... $89.00 from New York to Boston, across IN PANAMA FINDS from deafness, but although he was tories and equipment. press an Intellectual contempt for dumb as a child he has been taught Connecticut, seems to be predicated Its w-'rk will not be confined* to $62.00 Walnut and Oak China One only $29.50 Walnut ^ w tog * the measure— to some extent to s.^eak, and can articulate in a T ab le ...... $19.50 on the thought that to permit the EGG-HATCHED FROG the production of films made It con Cabinets...... ; $81.00 shared even by those who would labored manner. junction with Harvard, blit the One $49.00 Duncan Phyfe E xt^-. building of such a road by private The King’s second son, Don Jal- $62.00 Walnut and Maple China like to see it *> promptly adopted Foundation will work undei the sion Dinette Table (Wood, Ma interests would be to confess the Chicago.— The Crane Pacific Ex mie, is also affected with a disor scientific direction and' with the as C a b in e ts ...... $29.50' without reservations. But Senator pedition which is now In Balboa, der of the ear, and he was „aught hogany and Gum) ...... $29.00 Inadequacy of our own state high sistance of specialists from other Bingham is making a real fight Panama, doing research work for with difficulty to speak. He has ways. institutions and organizations as against the pact and is apparently the Field Museum of Natural His visited ’^.opdo and father European well as from Harvard University. Inadequacy to what? tory, has made an interesting dis falling Into a t-estructlve mood, capitals In search of cures, and Training Experts Certainly rot to any proper da^ covery. It reports finding a most specialists have spent their best ef Young scientists in several de- with relation to it, comparable to unusual type of frog which emerges forts in Spain to cure, the young gree of^speed, for automobiles, are partru«utB at Harvard have been that of the irreconcilable group of directly from the egg as a froglet Prince. nndergoirg a trainUj, in motion already traveling over our public CHESTS and VANITY DRESSERS ten years ago. and not as a tadpole, which other “ The third son, howe/er, is a picture technique, which will enable' healthy young fellow. Don Juan Is We can well understand the roads at speed far above the needs members of its family are before them to approach the work of their or desires of the vast majority of attaining their maturity, 15 years old, and has been able science from a hitherto untouched temptation to this course, for rati to take art in every form of sport. 1-3 to 1-2 OFF the state’s residents. Our roads may A number of these frogs, as well angle, am to make researches fication of the Kellogg pact without as specihiens of its eggs were col ‘The proposal that Don Juan through the medium of the camera $59.00 Walnut C hest ...... $39.00 be inadequate to the maintenance should take the place of his father $122.00 Large Walnut Interpretation or reservation would lected in Bermuda. It is one of which are beyond the power and $59.00 Walnut C hest ...... $39.00 of sixty miles an hour all the way the tree frogs, and is believed to i.dien the time comes la put forward D resser . . . t ...... *$89.00 be certain to bring to the secretary speed of the eye. Full use vll’ be $90.00 Mahogany French from East Port Chester to Wilson- have originated in Jamaica, ac by General Primo de Rivera, the made of slow motion aud the vari $45.00 Full Size Walnut of state a lot of tinsel glory ;o premier. The nobility of Spain, V a n it y ...... $49.00 ville, but they are adequate to any cording to Karl P. Schmidt, leader ous te.ichiag aids offered by the B e d ...... $18.00 which thinking people do not be of the scientific section of the ex hjvever, feel that delicate health is motion picture. $79.00 Mahogany French kind of sane motor traffic. $39.00 Mahogany. Bracket Foot lieve he is entitled. And by the pedition. Studies made of it indi not a necessary bar to succession. All films edited and producef will V a n ity...... $39.50 It. is poin'ed out that no -decision C h e s t...... $29.00 same token seme of that glory is That there is a certain amount cate that unlike most creatures of be available at a minimum cost to of long distance automobile travel, its lowly estate in the animal world needs to be made at present, for schools, colleges, libraries, muse certain to be shared by President the King of Spain is still compara of a sort undoubtedly desirable to the mother frog of this species ums, churches and clubs through Coolldge. Highly intellectual peo tively young, and that by the time out the world a certain kind of driver, which shows great devotion In guatdlng ple like Senator Bingham and Sen her eggs until hatched. the throne awaits a new occupant Alread./ some of the films edited the health of the king’s three sons ator McLean are naturally repelled Connecticut roads cannot well car Another usual, type of frog was by the Foundation have been used ry Is not to oe denied. But that the found, Schmidst reports, in the dun may have altered. experi n< ntally in connection with by the spectacle of tall fame ac Other Difficulties CARD TABLES state of Connecticut should pro geons beneath the throne room of several courses of the Harvard cruing to any public man as a re the citadel in the 'eld palace and “ A further difficulty arise- in Business schooj. vide for this sort of travel on its that de Rivera would prefer the ward for cheap and tawdry “ states fortress of Chrlstophe at Cape public roads is not true. It should formal announcement of the identi manship.” But that Is no good rea Haitten, Haiti. ty of the king’s successor to be son for wrecking the shop, just the neither provide for it, nor coun C.AT WENT HOME 79c j made at once, in order that the tenance it. game. country may become accustomed to NO MORE “ FLATFEET” Annan, Scotland.— C.-.ts come A special lot of Card Tables in mahogany, red ^ It is too bad that our Connecti Our communities maintain sew the personality of its future ruler. ers. But if some industrial concern “ 'The King of Spain, on the other back even in this land of supposed or green finish with moire tops. Some of them cut senators did not rise superior providence, R. I.— Flatfeet, the extreme conservatism'. A black cat should begin to produce a waste characteristic of a “ cop” since thd hand, feels that Don Juaia is too slightly imperfect. On sale tomorrow at 9 a. m., to the temptation to show up the young to be made the formal heir. accompanied a family to Stranraer. cash and carry. product which ate up the sewer Irish first started running a police 100 miles away, and became lost. inherent weakness of Mr. Kellogg’s force, will eventually be doomed. When he is netrer the age oi man- pipes and poisoned the community. But i: days later the familiar 4)id for immortality. Because, while Policemen of this city, who pound lj)od the matter might be arrang It wi>uld not necessarily mean that ed without having upset the boy "meow” was again heard at its the treaty is utterly unimportant the pavements for many weary home here. we should rebuild our sewer sys hours, have been treated by a foot hood of Don Juan by dubbing him pur attitude toward it is very im Crown Prince at once. tems at an expense four or five or specialist. The cops walk on a spe portant indeed. By a quick and en cial treadmill, so designed that the “ The loyalty of the Royal House six times normal costs, just so that of Spain to the Spanish Parliament thusiastic ratification we woulu specialist can point out faults in W HAT A MISTAKE WATKIn s b r o t h e r s , Inc, is another stumbling block. The have demonstrated an eagerness to the poisonous and corrosive wastes their walking. This remedied, the King 'vould prefer the Spanish . Caruthersvi’ le. Mo.— "Just a CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES. ' ' participate in world pacification. should be taken care of. We would' cops are able to avoid flat feet. Cortes to deliberate the matter. The mistake” sent Peter Thomas, a By hemming and hawing and con be very likely to insist on the con premier, not believing in parlia PARTICULAR GUYS negro, to prison for life. He was juring up imaginary dangers in the cern’s providing for the disposition mentary government, presses for a convicted of killing another negro mere Order In Council which shall pact we discourage immeasurably of its own dellterious substances. Irwin, Pa.—There’s a crew of in a dance hall shooting. The sup If automohilists must travel be Impose on the people a new ruler posedly dead negro showed up here the hope of foreign peoples that particular and extremely disap without the assent of their repre tween Boston and New York at a pointed burglars In this vicinity. recently and Thomas has been America, in her strength, would sentative leaders. freed. It was learned that the vic rate of speed beyond that which is They cracked the safe of a local “ There the matter stands, and show herself by purpose and- intent baking company and refused to tim of the shoolin-, had fled town, safe on our excellent public high the happiest person of all in the a friendly nation that does not take seven cents— all the money after the scrape, in fear of Tliomas ways, by all means let them pro controversy is Don Juan, wit), his “ It was just a mistake,'’ said S. 1. want war. contained in the strong box. books, his pony and his football. ’ know wbemana how she returned. vide their own roads— which In Stiles, county prosecutor. If Mr. Kellogg, or Mr. Coolldge IN NEW YORK One day iCwas said that her furtive effect is just what is proposed in figure bad again aech seen abotit ^9 date ir\. either, were to gain a little more New York, Jan. 14.— Maude the toll highway. Adams, it seems, is to take to the tae city. .'Moahwhlte, Jt >,-afl said, credit for the peace pact than was Another “Question Mark”! lecture bureau platform when she she had appet.red at a convent in A mC RICAN coming to them, what harm? Both Tours and studied French; AFTER MANY YEARS returns from India. In India, it are close to the end of their public seems, she will attend to the film The idct that she. is aooat lo HIS rORY After years of the bitterest agi leave for India, to v.’ork on the pic careers. In fact, any deliberate at ing of “ Kim,” a story which has JantuuT 14 tation over the matter of prohibi long Intrigued her. ture would '•pem'to add strength to tempt to discredit either, by attack 1621— ^^Storehouse of Plytdoutn tion reform, in which the country And'thus will one who has be the reports of her successiul experi Colony burned. ing needlessly the peace pact, at ments. has got nowhere because there has come a wralthllke personality re 1741— Birthday of Benedict ^Ar this stage of the game seems to be turn, as though from the deaJ. nold. never been a genuine desire for a considerably less sporting than we Then, too„ I am told, an eight- — ^Daniel Webster :delivered solution of the problem on the year option she secured from Kip his first speech. would have expected of Senator Some columns back, 1 had oc part of any major group, there is casion to note that Miss Adams bad ling la about ta expire, it was not Bingham, whose sportsmanship has now every prospect that the great become Manhattan’s most mysteri an easy matter to get Kipling to • been one of his outstanding char ous figure. Many times it was re- surrender to the filmt. He has an] HE DESERVED IT. est sociological problem this coun pitrted that she was about to be- aversion to the -uovles, and though acteristics. It is.no great thing to Akron, O.— TUe big Christmas try has ever faced is to be solved. coine a nun, and though this did not many of his tales would make mar take issue with an administration mailing rush was over. Bot an uni The fact finding commission sure come to pass, she lived a most clois velous screen stories, he ba.« held at the moment when its nsefulness, dentified Woman bad. a late gifW or to be appointed as one of the first tered lift. Her comings and goings out i.gainst tbMr use. Only the fact Uncle Sam ttx deliver. - She ap in matters of patronage and influ were hidden to all but a few inti that Maude Adams agreed to super acts of Herbert Hoover after his in proached one of the large boxes re ence, is at an end, especially when mate friends. vise mad him consent.'' served for packageg. -and opened auguration is to be precisely what \yord was whispered up and I am told that she promised him one has been a pretty consistent the door. Several men beard her its name implies. Heretofore the down Bioadway that she had at t go to the land of Kim and look screech, ami rushed to the rescue. supporter of that administration among the natives for actors; that elements that have entered into tended a few premieres of plays in She pointed to the box. " T h w ’s a so long as its power continued. which old stage fellows were star she would go to the Him-alayas to man in there.” Visions of mtirder. this great liquor question have red. Yet none of the wiseacres of find a Llama and otbeVwtse glv^ the Then the lower door opened and been three— the angry drys, the Broadway seemed to be able to pick picture native atmosphere. When •FIR5T 7KE there sat a diminutive thaBman WITH US AGAIN angry wets and the dodgers. The her out of a crowd. Nawspaper the great movie muA-natee from the leisurely smoking a clgaret. ’‘We're NEEDLE- POINTS bcot and button industry henrd that There was a general sigh of re latter have been the larger element cameramen have haunted her not allowed lo.sm >ke on duty,’’ he dwelling places, yet none was able such care and effort were to be explained, "so I’m taking time-out lief after the decision of the people of the three, though least of all to capture her In the act of coming used, they all backed out. Finally, in here.” ' at the polls last November, attrib noisy. Now a new element enters, or going She baa-denied herself o . unless the------rumors on Brord>.ay------are utable to to the belief that the re the element of scientific truth. the press a thousand times and she Talse. Joseph Schenck, of United has avoided contact with theatrical Artists, gave backing to her Idea ligious controversy that had Mr, Hoover is not going to ap WOULO-BB BLONDER NOT. folk bent on getting her to return Meanwhile, where hundreds of plagued the country’s politics for point to bis fact finding body one CO the stage. others had failed, Charles L. Wag- South Bend, .Ind,->-A ST-bour many months was over and done single professional dry— of . that ^ r , a concert manager, somehow battle with the sea turned Qua with, at least until the germs of we may be assured. Neither will he But up in the General Biectrlo managed to arrange for a tour In by’s hair white. Ensby, a 30-yeai^ which 'Miss Adams would give another Presidential campaign be Laboratories in Schenectady, N. Y., old crab fisherman, baok bare after appoint one single fanatic follower “ dramatic recitals.” a recent Hshiog trip,, wme eaugbt gan to stir. she is indnitely more of a reality. of the professional drys. Neither There for five yearn the woman with motor trouble in a aqualL The However, Mr. Hoover has not will he appoint one single individ who was once the most prominent Where there has been so much waves upset his little boat and Ena- even been inaugurated wheu anoth ual who wants to make money, for stage figure in America has played mystery, there Is genijrally a vast by clung to the wreckage until he amount of curiosity. Broadway waa washed up on the beaeb, where er row comparable to that raised himself or any group, out of legal- the simple role of an experimental scientist.^ For five years she has wonders what Alw- Adams looks he waa found unconseloua, by the Smith caLdldacy begins to Ized liquor. Neither will he appoint gone mysteriously about her task, like today, and bow she will appea.' cake form. Not a word has Mr. one single professional wet, nor one and-in aswer to any question it wan again as an actreaa.' ‘ CX)PS GET ETBrUL. Hoover said to anybody about single person whose personal appe said that she had been experiment London.-—A hotel propi;letor at rhom he intends to make his attop- tite sways his judgment. ing with a new typ-a of colir photography. Leith was sentenced to 10 days' Im ley-general, and there are several 'NO’THBR ONE. He is going to appoint probably Condicting reports came from prisonment and recommended for ittndred lawyers in the United nine persons selected from among thic 1 lant. Some said she had found deportation, because police used Mrs. Smart: Does your husband field glasses to obtain ekideiice.. Itates anjr one of whom is probab- the whqle American nation as best h t goal, Boms that she had met object to cats? with indifferent success. Then nbe Constables testified to spying from Or capable of administering that qualified to sift the truth about Mrs. Payne: Yes, indeed. Re neigh borlhg bnlldloga and aeeittg disappeared Into England, where says that I feed all the eats in the ‘ ial>lnet position with credit. B'ji liqufar from the l,es about it; lo couples dabolag ta the aiide while she discussed with K l' -ig^he film neighborhood. By the way, won’t others paraded la the corrlMra ing of “Kim.’ No a..-mn to you atay and have tea?— Xitrfilta. only pahly elad. , r '- -r-v; ■’ H • . - V ■ ?AGE FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 14,1929. backed by the churches and .reform Spanish Beauty Is Deb In Chicago elements will laun^ a powerful CHURCHILL NOW ILLINOIS FACES attaiik on the law. *'If it Is‘repeal-, PLAN TO CHECK Peru ShoiJs it Knows ed county fairs and«the state ex- posltloa will suffer as they draw UNION MEMBER OFHCIAL CHANGE much of their stpte aid from the AMERICANIZING How To Make Whoopee revenue this law brings in. .'ir-.*;: . The boxing law, top, must sua WITH NEW YEAR the gauntlet, it has been Indicated. HOUSE OF LORDS AS BRICKUYER Followers of doings In the squared r c circle are dubious as to jts fate -11 the expected attack Is launched. London.— England can boast of Springfield, 111.— Arrical of the Gov. Emmerson's friends, It said, London.— Charging that the being the only country in the world new year in Illinois will see a mul are quietly forming behind David .House of Lords Is “ rapidly becom with a properly accredited brick titude of changes in state govern E. Shanahan. Chicago, for speaker ing Americanized” through the layer as Chancellor of the Ex mental high places, as well as one of the house. Shanahan has served of the busiest sessions an -Illinois tnarriage of penurious BritisJi peers chequer. \.+ as speaker several times and is a ■to titlGseeking Arne ican h6ire'^ses, Winston S. Churchill, the present general assembly has had in years. veteran in getting things done. He jl)r. F. C. Schiller, a Fellow of Cor Chancellor, who during the course Early January Secretary of earned In the past the title of p u s Christ! College, Oxford, has of his striking career has been sol State Imuls L. Emmersou will take “ Roll Call” Shanahan, due to his pBtarted a campaign here for “ eU- dier, writer and statesman, has over the reins of government from Insistence that everv question ^genic reform” of the Upper House taken up bricklaying as a hobby. the present stale executive. Gov. worthy of consideration at all is ■tot the British Parliament. So enthusiastic is he*regarding his i i Len Small, who had guided the worthy of a roll call. Emmerson, k Dr. Schiller seeks to change the new accomplio’iiment that he has state’s destinies for the last eight anxious for a record ol achieve ^present mode of succession to a taken out membership in the Amal years.. William Stratton will take ment, hopes to eflmlnata much ot Ititle, which now passes automatic^ gamated Union of Building Trade Enimerson’s place as secretary of Hie dllly dally and see-sawing ^ lly to the eldest son, b t requiring Workers. state, while State Auditor Oscar I hat usually features the action ol f e a t the offspring must be healthy During the recent summer vaca Nelson and Attorney General Os both houses. i^n mind and body should be chosen tion Churchill helped to build a vil car E. Carlson will retain their To Study Taxes. y vote of all relatives to sit in the X la on his estate at Westerham, present positions. Shanahan, too, is a banker, and ouse as hereditary law-maker. Kent. Wearing a good quality During that month, too. the it Is felt that committees to study The "eugenic peerages” thus lounge suit, soft hat and ?olc watch fiftysixth .general assembly will the tax and revenue needs ol the rented, he declares, should thtn be apd chain and smoking an expen start tlie ball rolling along legis state, if appointed by him, would ndowed by state grant, “ to ensure sive cigar, he laid bricks at the rate lative lines. be composed Of the best financial hat their holders would always be of one a minute. His “ mate” was Legislatures for the past eight minds the house can boast. ble to support their dignity.” his youngest daughter, Sarah, who years have been securely under the| Death and defeat at the polls Mariylng Heiresses fetched bricks while her father laid thumb of Governor Small, with’* I have left vacant some of the most his supporters wielding a top I'.eavy ' “ They should not be forced, as them. important committee chairman present,” Dr. Schiller declares, Churchill forwarded a year’s sub majority in both houses. ships in the house. Some one must (lovernor In Control. 'to have recourse to the eugenical- scription to the Union after he re till the post left empty when ,y reprehensible and oftei biologi- Emmerson, likewise, will easily Thomas Curran, Chicago, chairman ceived a chaffing letter from its control the legislature, political -jally ruinous expedient of marrying vice-president. In .li seriousness he of ‘the appropriations committee, dopsters believe, and he will wield heiresses, who are often the last ef- received by return the regular was killecl in an automobile crash his power, they feel, to place those i^ort of a degenerate and expiring membership card, wh'ch was in recently. Death of William Weiss, in position of authority who can l^tock. Of course, the way that scribed in large red letters: Win Waukegan, has vacated thq chair 'iterates at present is that they “ hit the hall” and get things done. manship of the committee on edu ston S. Churchill. Westerham, Tlie assembly will have a whole Ifeenerally marry Americans, and the Kent. Occu pation— bricklayer. cation. ^mouse of Lords is rapidly becoming basketful of things to send through A flood of other proposed legis Accompanying the card was a Ihe hopper. Chicago is demanding i?Americanized.” letter from James F. Lane mayor lation also will descend on the as- i"'. “ Hereditary ability,” he continu- a solution of her traction muddle eera’uly for consideration, includ of Maltersea and an official of the Furthermore, she asks home rule i^d, “ is just as Inherent in certain Union, whicli, in part said; “ 1 think Here Is Miss Ines de Doriano who came from Spain to make her debut ing, the oft-baltled-over woman’s 8 Stocks as feeble-mindedness or i in respect to certain utilities. hour bill, measure for repeal of the that as time passes vou will im in Chicago. Her mother is Mme. Ricardo de Soriano and she is the Revision of the state’s revenue •pendency to sundry diseases and de prove your craftsmanship. We do granddaughter of Mrs. Chauncey J. Blair, prominent in mid-west society. search and seizure and Illinois pro fe cts is in certain others. There is and tax bills is being demanded by hibition acts and the uniform text not expect you to spend much time many quarters. The Cook County riiothing abnormal in the main idea, at your calling, particularly in view book law. i^hich underlies the House of order for revaluation on the quad of the position •,’ou hold in His Ma GEORGIA TECH HAS rennial basis has thrown the whole ^Lords. jesty’s Givernment. ELECTRIC PLANT AIR KEEPS EGGS § “ It is not. however, i-ational to Five young society girl"* situation there into chaos and Peruvian pulchritude is pictured here, “ The entrance fee, as you have downstate, while not so badly sit i-jict on the assumption that the of Lima are shown. "not been a me.Tiber before, is only STIFF GRID PROGRAM , London^—A new way has been mbility inherent in a stock will nec uated. is in need of reforms along a nominal one of five shillings that line. devised for importing eggs to Eng essarily and invariably be concen- By RODNEY DUTCHER know-n they are alive. This is a ($1.15) and a weekly contribution TO GIVE ADDED land from Australia and South ||lrated in the eldest son. heritage from Spanish atrocities FOR COMING SEASON It is consideredprobable that an of Pizarro’s time, for Pizarro of ninepence 1 18c) entitles you, in effort will be made to pass a new Africa. Tho expense of freezing the (i' “ The succession to the peerage Lima, Peru— Customs and cul addition to trade protectmn, to $5 eggs In transit is eliminated by a Should be rationalized to increase ture may differ in the Americas, but taught the natives that the white CHICAGO POWER gasoline tax law, to replace the one man was treacherous. Tlie tradi per week sh.niid you be called oui Atlanta, Ga.— After setting a passed at the last session and later ventilation process which keeps air ifhe probability that the stock will human nature seems to be the same on strike, and lo an unemployment currents passing through the holds '^contribute its ablest members to the the world over. tion was almost brought up to Southern Conference pace for diffi declared invalid by the state su-| “ * , , benefit shoula you at any time fall cult football schedules for several ------where the eggs are stored. vHouse of Lords. So, when the first When the Hoover party visited date by the atrocities perpetrated preme court. Suits are now pend out of employment.” Chicago.— Construction of the years, Georgia Tech has completed ;1iolder of the peerage dies, let nis Lima the correspondents on the by the Peruvian Amazon Co.. Ltd., ing in both state and federal courts trip were treated to a large lunch while collecting rubber shortly be Union offi r.als are r ow wonder first unit of a hugCi new generating a gridiron program for 1929 that involving claims of oil companies POWER FISHING i^hildren and grandchildren meet ing whetlier Cliurchill will agree to eclipses even their current menu. together and choose the one whom eon at the Zoological Gardens. It fore the war. plant which will be located on the for refunds on taxes paid the state was typical of the luncheons served Ninety per cent of Peru’s per- become a member of the Labor shores of Lake Michigan, immedi Eight conference games and one under the now defunct law. Berlin.— Electricity has voided '^hey regard as his worthiest suc Party under tl,e so-callea ' “ con intersectional game, that with cessor.” throughout Latin America and a chasing power is concentrated in ately southeast of the Illlnois-In- Sport Lcgi.sintlon. the use- of fisning-nets in many most startling departure from the the thickly populated coastal val tracting In” danse ol the Trade diana state \ line has been started, Notre Dame, compose it. Two new Supporters of legaliged sport parts of Germany. Two copper Dr. Schiller pointed out that ar- Union Bill. This class enables traue elevens are added to replace two .■iangemePts cou'd be made to elect urban American custom of grab leys, but even in tlie cities of this ai.d the first unit, of 208,000 kilo •will have their troubles, too. If cables, placed one on top and one bing a sandwich and a malted section are many thousands of the unionists to become members of watt capacity, is expected to be in 1928 foes who do not appear on the present indications prove a reality. below the water, are charged with 'more than one member of a stock. the Labor P-arty and sub-cribe to card. Should they show sufficient ability, milk at the nearest soda fountain. lowest class worker, mixed' Indian, operation in the fall of 1929. The The Illinois State Federation of electricity. Fish In the vicinity are Chinese and negro, whose incomes the party fun,is it they so wish. The University of Florida, at jsvh'le persisten' failure through Watermelon and M.anhattan present intention is to add from Labor has come out flatfcoted ^ctrocuted and come to the sur cocktails began the orgy, followed run between 40 and 60 cents a Interv-ewed at Westerham, present undefeated in the confer face where they are gathered by 'isevoral generations to attain dis lime to lime tour additional mini ence race and a team that will sur against the horse racing bill, per by conchitas, a species of shellfish day. Before this economic re Churchill decm.red he is now mak mum capacity of 1,000,000 kilo mitting pari-mutuel betting, and these modern fishermen. tinction might lead to disenfran called senoritas presumably be striction as with the Indians in the ing mucii better speed with bis vive practically Intact next year, chisement and the lapsing of the watts. and Mississippi A. & M., who al cause they’re so hot. Then a fish mountains, America’s business en bricklaying. ‘ My speed is now well The purpose of constructing the peerage. chowder with fioating baby lob terprise and ber efficient consular over one a mini te.” lie said. ‘‘If I ways produce a sturdy team, are Would Outshine (.'oiiiiiioiis station is to assure *a supply of en iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiKi sters, sweet potatoes and other ■and commerce department service could only sp •.re the time from my replacing Virginia Military Insti “ The electorate of the House of material. White wine was served are powerless. Whenever the ergy at the lowest possible cost. tute and Oglethorpe on the sched official duties i am sure I could be The company will own no trans Lords,” he declared, “ would soon with the subsequent fish course standard of literacy is hi.ghest in come a most proficient bricklayer.” ule. «ome to be regarded as a real eu- and red wune subsequently . After Latin America the. demand for mission system beyond its own Tech will open the season in Oc- property and no sub-stations ex- tober against the Aggies, while «tnical nobility. As the British pub- the fish fresh corn with enormous foreign goods is raised propor Eldest and youngest children in flef, though essentially and admir kernals,. size unheard of in our tionally. Literate Chile, for in cept those required for its own use Nofth Carolina and Florida will the fani'iy constellation tend to be follow in the order named. Tulane ably snobbish, has little respect for own corn belt, was served on the stance, imports four times as both blessed and cursed, in the To Sell I’ower knowledge; learning, e.xpertness or cob with -cheese. The next course much per capita as does Peru, It will sell its entire capacity to is ft.urUi on the schedule. opinion of Dr R. D. Gillespie, Lon Nctre Dame once more Is distinction of any sort unless it is was of* fowl stuffed with pista Productive. liKliislries don physiologist. the Commonwealth Edison Com adequately backed up by wealtn, it chios, Brazil nuts and raisins. Most of Peru’s su.gar is pro pany of Chicago, Public Service scheduled to play on Grant Field In an address before the British by the old home-and-home agree would be further expedient to en Then a filet mlgnon with plan duced bv peons on a few large Association meeting here on the Company of Northern Illinois, plantations. Cotton is similarly ment, Tech will meet Vanderbilt in dow these eugenical peerages to en tains— and so on through cliam- relations oi tl c size of the fami.y Northern Indiana Public Service sure that their’^i holders would al- pagne, dessert, coffee and pisco, a raised by peon labor, though there Nfeshville next year. Alabama oc to pliyscjio neurosis he declared the Company and Interstate Public cupies approximately the same waj’s be able to support their digni liquer. No ri.ght thinking Ameri are thousands of small cotton Service Company, at its properly farmers. Peru is so large and so youngest and eldest children ap dale as this year, and the old fix ty.” can could have eaten the half peared to be fraught wl'.h special line. The size and character of the This device. Dr. Schiller main climatically divided. however, ture with Auburn for Thanksgiving of it. possiliilifies. four, contracting utility companies, d ly will be renew’ed. tains, would save England from the .Aha! Tlie Dancers! that she has numerous other together with the nature pf the agricultural industries. Her wild “ People ot genius." ne averred, The sebedule for 1929 follows:' a:esthetic losses it now snstai.is The human nature angle en “ tend to co:'.e from one or the power cont»acts entered Into by Oct. 5— Mississippi A. & M. in ■(through the break-up of ancieiu rubber can only be tshipped down tered when som Peruvian dances the Amazon to the Atlantic from other. them, assure the State Line Gen Atlanta. collections and the conversion of were introduced on the stage. The “ In the cases of eldest children erating Company a maximum load Oct. 12— North Carolina in At stately homes into schools and lun Iquitos. In temperature, southern LESS TUBES whoops grew louder as the skirts Peru the farmers go in for wool, the ratio ot cnances of genius aie and a certain scarce of Income. lanta. $7S.OO atic asylums.” rose higher. Peruvian whoops and three to one compared with Inter The cost of the station and in Oct. 19— Florida In Atlanta. “ A very able, attractive, respect cotton and hides. American whoops alike. American aviation has done a mediate members of the family, itial installation of generating Oct. 26— Tulane In New Orleans. I America’s Greatest Radio Value. | ed and powerful Upper House A good show like this one can and in the case of the youngest equipment is estimated at $28,- Nov.. 2—rNotre Dame in Atlanta. would result,” he declared, “ which remarkable job in bringing Peru be put on in Lima, but it is nec closer to herself. Iquitos was once children, two to one. 500,000. The owning companies Nov, 9— Vanderbilt In Nashville. I . Hear It and Be Convinced. | would easily outshine the Com essary to remember that Peru one day from Lima bv rail, one “ But in compensation eldest and h^ve obllgatea themselves, in the Nov. 16— Alabama In A*janta. mons.” has an immense illiterate popula day by automobile, eight days by youngest chilt ren tend mere to be respective proportions in which Nfiv. 28— Auburn in .Atlanta, tion. .^bout 15 per cent of the mule, two by canoe and 10 bv come Idiots apd criminals, particu they now own the capital stock of Dec. 7— Georgia in Atlanta. Peruvians are white; nearly all launch— just over two weeks. Now larly the latter” the company, to furnish all neces the rest have Indian blood. 60 per I BENSON FURNITURE CO. | It is seven hours away by air. Women’s clothes express their PONTIAC SIX PROVES cent Indian blood alone. Illiteracy sary funds in excess of the pro I Radio Department. = Remarking that American law ceeds from the sale of not to ex oenl'inent, says a novelist.* Most of is estimated at 80 per cent and A rRA(JIC SLAP. does not rule in the Scottish courts, = Cor. Main St. and Brainard Place, South Manchester S no more than 5 per cent of the ceed $21,000,000 principal amount the ladles we’^e seen lately seem TO BE SHOW FEATURE New York.— Wendell Jones, the Inverness Scotland, Sheritf or of notes or bends to complete the pretty vague. school age population is enrolled wireless operator on the steamship iTiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniTi in government schools. Naturally, dered Mrs. riiomas A. Scully, the station and li-ltial installation. Princess May had announced his wife of an American clPzen, to Visitors to the national automo although the aristocracy contains 50-Year Contracts engagement to a Welsli girl. One of regt.'^ter witli tlie local paiice as an bile'show at the Grand Central many Peruvians of broad culture, his shipmates lost liis balance while Fifty-year contracts have been Palace in New York ,came away this situation is an enormous alien. entered into for the furnishing of congratulating him and fell over Scully resiau d summons to the with a very definite impression, ac handicap for Peru. Incidentally, board. In the scramble Jones also electrical energy by the State Line cording to John W. Kemp of Kemp it means that the vast majority of court on the grrund that his wife Generating Company to the four fell and was drowned, while the was Scottish Lo:-n, and since she Brothers, Manchester dealers under her population is made up of non- shipmate was saved. utility companies. These contracts The A. C. Hine Company, state dis cus'omers for American goods. was not an -tmerican in the eyes together cover the station's entire of the Americai. law. if si.c so de tributors at Hartford. While American-owned textile output from its Initial capacity now MATCH THIS scribed heraell she would b mak “ Throughout the siiow.” said Mr mills turn out cloth to cover the being units i; ter to be installed London.— Frigland is going into ing a false statement and would be JJ[T Kemp, “ the r>ontiac was a center of more advanced Peruvians, thou the match-making business. Prepa when mutually agreed to 'by the JISl Interest and many came hack to sands of Indian women are work liable to prosecution, ing their little hand looms .in the rations are be.ng made for install Mrs. Scully therefore enjoys the company and the contracting cojn- PRJCES the space two and three times after ing an American invention vvlilcn panles. Under the power contracts havin.g seen every other car in the mountains. The Indians of the unenviable position of being an 'show. The concensus of opinion montana take to tlie hills in large_ takes a log of green timber and alien both in 'ae United Slates and gross earnings of, the company aft turns into mrtches. packed in box er completion ot the 208,000 kilo With the first snow you will want galoshes— the sensible modern,mode of protecting dainty, was that Pontiac was fully entitled numbers when the census taker Britain. shoes and sllk-clad ankles. Our various styles 5re all smartly tailored, snugly warm, chicly new* to major honors in the exhibition. comes— they are so afraid of the es ready for the trade, in a period watt capacity 'f the station now “ I am simply repeating what was w-hite man that they don’t want it of one hour. beig Istalled are estimated at said at the show time and again $7,555,805 while et earnings be fore depreciation and interest on N e w T w e e d Trim Jersey when 1 say that Pontiac is in a class — by itself, that.it is destined to be a "M Y MAN” PROVES the company’s maximum funded big sales getter this season and that A B O TT T ! debt of $21,000,000 principal It sets a new mark in car values. F .A C T S POPULAR AT STATE amount then to be outstanding are $1 59 The expressions of pleasure that estimated at $3,129,500. $1 79 irreeted the new car were numerous. Swagger style* in “ We will sooa have our own cars In a rich neutral ind then those who did not see CONNECTICUT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 11 e w 7-ingh 1 Pontiac at New York may drop in Vitaphone Special Starring brown to har and pav their respects. We know Fannie Brice Continues En WISCONSIN ESTATE IS monize with height. that the first impression is going to every costume. (199) Individual Income Tax Returns Decreasing gagement. '"gray. be a very favorable one. Naturally OVERRUN'WITH DEER The* trim cult we feel that in this new model we Of tlie 74,595 individual returns for Income tax made by Con necticut residents for a recent year, 45,659 were laxable, the re may be turned Dura- will be able to offer the car buying A capacity audience greeted Fan A oiblic unusual value.” maining 28,936 being non-taxable. The average net income of nie Brice at the State Theater last ‘ up to give extra protection to ble. Warm tlie 74.595 was $5,423 which was above Ihe $5,‘349 average lor night, in Warner Brothers’ Vlta- Madison, Wls.— C, H. Thordar- the leg. Military or high FOREf'AST— DRY the United States.\ Ten years ago there were 86,489 personal phnne production. “ My Man,” Miss son, Chicago millionaire, owner of heel.. Sizes 2 Vi to 9. Sizes 2 Vi to 9. re- returns made, 65,065 of which were taxable. The average net Brice’s first talking picture. a 1,000-acre tract near Washing London.— Of its own accord. income amounted to $3,418. The largest number of returns for Fannie has long been acknow ton Island, has so ihany deer tin his markable value! England is going dry. At least, if the state was made in 1923, the total being 149,820. ledged the world’s'greatest singing estate he does not know what to the consumption of spirits declines The 74,596 individuals making returns a couple of years ago comedienne. She now proves that do with them This is the one spot 4 B u c k le In the future as it has in the past reported a combined net come of $404,498,337 of which $329,- her voice and presence on the in Wisconsin which is overrun with (( 28 years. In 1900. the consumpti.m 369,210 was taxable. They paid in taxes $13 .5:i3,997. The screen are the sort that register wild deer, hungry enough to nibble Slide-Ezy’^ of spirits In England was 32.239,- total income for 1918 was $295,617,840 all but $42,000,000 of perefectly. All the ingratiating shrubs, pines and other foliage, $1,50 522 gallons. Last year’s figure Is which was taxable. The total net tax for that year was tricks of mimicry, all the appea'l of thus ruining natural effects planted but 10.412.921. Other means of $17,690,343. her songs, whetlier mirthful or sad. by landscape artists. Of sturdy flexible black $2 59 recreation, such as the movies, ra- is reproduced fiawle.ssly by the The herd,'composed ot several cashmerette. Reenforced Of the 74,595 returns, Hartford county had 22,667, the magic, voice of Vitaphone. ' Ho, etc., are given as the reason hundred deer, has become a de and fleece lined. Round For children are these prac largest number of any one county in the State. New Haven was Fannie sings many of the favor structive nuisance, Thordarson told for this decrease. or pointed toe. Low or tical casliiuerette jerseys In a close second with 22,623. Fairfield came third with 16,723, ite songs— seven to be exact— and Chief Game Warden H. W. Mac- black. The Sllde-Ezy fasten New London fourth with 4,170. Litchfield had 3,315; Middle she gives the uproarious “ Mrs. Cohn military heel. Sizes SURV^VAL OF. FITTEST I Kenzie and wishes something done 2 % to 9, er insures snug fit. Wide toe sex, 2,101; Windham, 1,960; and Tolland, 1,036. Hartford led at the Beach” for good measure. about it. The deer become so hun low heel. Sizes 6 to 10 Vs and all cities with a total of 13,762. You really oughtn’t to miss this Seattle.— One form of life preys gry, Thordarson compl^ned, that 11 to 2. For 1925 there were 33,962 joint returns made by husbands play. See and hdar Fannie Brice they hurdled an'eight foot fence de upon another. Although local park and wives, with or without dependent children. Men who were in “ My Man” — and be dulj thank signed to keep them; on the ^statp; commissioners realized this when heads of families made 6,703 returns and women, in the same ful to this reviewer. MacKenzle promised he would re they Iihpor,ted 7.000 toads and scat category, made 1,792 returns. Other returns were: Men. “ My Man,” was directed by port the situation to the conserva 21,499; women, 7,896. The number of wives making separate Archie Mayo. The cast includes tered them through Volunteer tion commission’ to determine upon Park to devour the numerous ear returns from husbands was 2,743. Two individuals making re such popular stars as Edna Murphy, a remeuy. wigs, a beetle’pest, they did not turns reported incomes of between one million and two million Richard Tucker and Guinn Wil dollars: five reported Incomes of between. $500,000 and $750,- liams. MONTGOMERY WARD 6 CQ consider what the seagulls might Babies catch everyiljlng, It,la South Manchester, Conn.824-828 Main St... Phone 2013 do .to the toads. Now practically all 000; 214 reported incomes of between $100;000 and $500,000. The current issue of MGM News said, but dl - you ever hear of one Thnrsday and Saturda,v 9 to O ■ ~ ___' the toads have vanished down gull Events and a Hal Hoach comedy 9 to 6.. will complete the proeraax- getting'sleeping sickness? . ' ■ I ” II I » ....., I. I M a n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , s o u t h Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n , M o n d a y , Ja n u a r y 14, 1929. Cheney termed it, “ the right to in dential, camlpalgn did prove that dustrial property,” is one. of the there is a realization of the higher CHAMGE IN TELEPHONE Prosaic, Monotonoiij Toil In Silent jlNDIVIDUAlCAilE, most important basic principlcj of valuation that must be placed upon democracy. a leader of democracy. Another foundation of the mod In closing Mi. Cheney cited some TOLL cm IN EFFECT! Science Lab Helps Perfect ‘Phone 1*IIE DEMOCRACY ern democracy is the appreciation of the things .the opponents of de that, universally, man s'hould be mocracy maintained it could not Subscribers Must Now Name | ♦ trained to render this service to do, ana then pointed but that de Editor’s note: This Is the last of mankind— he should be educated, mocracy was actually accomplisn- Hartford When Giving Num a series of four articles on the given the mean to achieve a high ing these, things. One such instance ber in That Exchange. ^ modern science of sound, written State Wherein Man Assumes er plane. Mr. Cheney diverted for Is the opinion of the opponents ot after a visit to the Bell Telephone Owing to the introduction of five-i Laboratories. a moment to express an opinion the ideal state that democracy can Responsibility the Ideal that the educational system of the not absorb iileu’ peoples. The Unit digit telephone numbers in the New future will probably limit the quan ed States proves that point. The Haven' Exchange Of the Southern BY ISRAEL KLEIN. One, Says Howell Cheney. tity and type of education to the attainment of wealth has not ruin- New England Telephone company, New York.— In a noise-proof individual’s ability to absorb ' It. ’ed democracy and a widespread and the fact that the five-digit num -i room lined with packings of soft 1 The modern educational system is disobedience ei law cannot destroy ber is also being used in Hartford, sound-absorbing material and a great aid In protecting the ideals it, as Its opponents have maintain it Is now , necessary w.hen call- Howell Cheney concluded his ling either Hartford or New Haven locked by triple-steel doors, a young of democracy. In that it teaches ed. Mr. Cheney asked those in nis to give to the operator the name ot man is seated with two telephone discussion of “ Democracy” yester mankind self-expression of its in audience to compare the states ul receivers at his right ear. day morning before . the Men’s the city as well as the telephone dividual abilities. the world, and see wherein they number desired. Every half minute or so he shifts League of Center church leaving differed. He said it would be found from one receiver to another, lis Gains from Democracy Some subscribers when calling with the sb or 40 in his audience Attributable to democracy are that the tools tor the attainment Htrlford,, which Is an A-B toll point tening through each, then operates the thought that the Ideal body a metered instrument in front of several potent factors In the devel and preservation of democracy with the call being put through by a him and makes a note on a slip of politic is no more than the assump opment of the era the world Is now would be found vastly different in local operator, simply gave the paper. tion of responsibility by the Indi passing through. The extension of various .states, but all of them tend telephone number/they wished; for He takes another receiver, con viduals within it. He likened de suffrage Is tremendously greater ed towa'rd the same underlying examplH “ 4-1234.” That practice nects It to the instrument after lay mocracy to Christianity and more than it was a decade ago. And uni Ideals of the modern democracy. has been all right up to now. That ing aside one of the two used, and definitely, Protestantism, since that versal suffrage Is one of the strong Coming Memings number meant to the local operator goes through the same motions, religion insisted upon individual est tools in the fashioning of the A rising' vvte of thanks, was ac that Hartford was being called, he- swinging both receivers back and responsibility. Mr. Cheney urged democratic slate. In this connec corded Mr. Cueney for hla brilliant caiise Hartford has bee.n the only? forth to the same ear. The room his listeners to delve for themselves tion, Frank H. Anderson, who was presentment of such an extenslv-j city on the five-digit number basis.* Is extremely quiet, except for the into books and their own minds to study. Dr. Elber Shelton, presi Howevec, at midnight, Saturday) in the audience, asked Mr. Cheney the Colony, Pioneer. West and Bea-| hint of a monotonous voice coming learn more about the ideal state, if he thought that - passing out dent of the Men’s i^eague, announc from the receivers. In this sound-proof room in the Bell Telephone Laboratories in New York, sounds that cannot he how it can be attained, and to give ed that the next supper of the con offices in New Haven assured' Monotonous Drone. suffrage freely, with scarcely auy numerical prefixes, in other words | e heard by the human ear are caught and recorded by the delicate instrument at the left. In this instance, a thought how the generations to qualifications demanded, placed a League would be held on Wednes In another room, not far off, an the new type of exponential horn, right, built according to a mathematical formula based on "compound come can best be educated for de day evening, January 30. He said are to be designated by numbers. high enough value on the privi Instead of office names in the tele other young man is talking into a interest,’’ is being tested. mocracy. that the speaker next Sunday will telephone transmitter. leges of suffrage. Mr. Cheney be phone directory. In some Instances “ Joe took father’s shoe-bench Those two sentences that are The action of the carbon parti to keep noise and vibration out of Christianity’s Potency lieved that the use the Individual be Dr. E. A. Paddock of ^yeiser, at least, there''will be identical out. Joe took father’s shoe-bench repeated almost Incessantly are not cles in the transmitter, at what the rooms. Mr. Cheney opened his three- made of his privileges did not Idaho, a mining town pastor. numbers in Hartford and Newj^ out. haphazard pronouncements. They ever angle, is measured by electric Here a man sets up a standard quarter-hour talk with a brief, con count so much as the fact that he Haven. Consequently, the local “ She was waiting at my lawn. Include every syllable that, It has meters. As long as this is kept sound or pitch which is taken up by cise history o l religious, in order could attain those privileges if he operator will hot know which city is She was waiting at my lawn.” been found, is difficult to transmit within certain defined limits, the the microphone and reproduced to show that democracy that has .so desired. BIG BLAZE THREATENS being called unless the subscriber And so on, repeatedly. In one by telephone. If these are under transmitter is passed as good for through a sensitive receiver. The been developed In this era is found A new phenomenon w^ich may tells her. monotonous drone, at one unchang stood through one receiver as well use. But let the needle make a reproduced sound is then checked ed upon certain factors, so strong be attributed to democracy is the AS SMALL SHED BURNS The subscriber should place the ing rate. as they are through the other, sudden jump out of the way, and against the emitted sound for pitch and durable that they alone would effort being made at this very mo call this way; ‘New Haven 4-1234 This is 'one of the unromantlc which happens to be the basic In the apparatus is discarded as a as a measure of trueness in the mic seem to insure the future of' de ment to abolish war. if New Haven is being called. ori jobs that have to be done day after strument for the check, the one be “ frying” nuisance. rophone. mocracy. Confucianism is a religinn No one believes that wars can be “ Har-tford 4-1234” if It is Hartfordi ing tested is passed as a standard Work with ordinary telephone Early Sunday Morning Fire day by the men in the Bell Tele Similar tests are made with va of ancestral worship. It is not for stopped at the wave of (he hand or that is wanted. In cases where the phone Laboratories here, in order instrument for use in one of the transmitters needn’t be very ex rious types of loudspeakers— cones Looked lake Real Conflagra the common people since millious the signing ji a pact, but the fact subscriber falls to give the name of to assure us of a perfect telephone telephone repair shops. - act for ordinary conversation. But and “ exponential” horns especially. the city wanted the operator will of the Chinese who were followers that the nations of the world are tion When It Breaks Out. system. They are foiling day in This Is just one of the tests tele when it comes to transmitter types With the equipment on hand of Confucius had no ancestors they ask for it. phone receivers are put to, before like the broadcast microphone, ex all politically minded to the end and day uot at one little effort. for use in these quiet rooms, the knew of sufficiently to worship. A potato roast that was held Sat It Is especially Important that In this material fairyland of sci being put to use. Another inter actness has to be brought to the drop of a pin on the floor could be that wars should be abolished is a operators In charge ot privatei Buddhism preaches the Nirvana, or urday night In a small shed In the ence, one of the greatest In the esting test, done in the same labor highest possible extreme. picked up by a sensitive micro distinctly remarkable achievement. branch exchanges, through whichi new life, through the suppression rear of the houkes and business country, the telephone is constant atory, is what is called “ burning.” So, to check these sensitive In- phone, amplified and reproduced as War destroys man’s right to In block owned by Nathan Klein at many A-B toll calls to both New] ly being Improved for our benefit. The transmitter is put into a small •struments, there are several “ quiet the boom of a cannon almost at of desire. Brahmanism, a develop dividual property, his right to hold Haven and Hartford are placed, fol ment of Buddhism, teaches only of Pine and Walnut street is said to In the case presented, io r instance, drum where it is connected to a bat rooms” in the bell Telephone Labor one time. The clatter on the busy the fruits of his own labors, and, have been the cause of*a fire at low the practice of naming the ex receivers are tested as accurately as tery and meters, and where it is atories, all thickly padded with a street outside can’t penetrate their nltimate good In the great beyond. therefore, destroys one of the toois 5:45 yesterday morning. Those change wanted on calls to either of] an attuned human ear can go, so tipped over in various directions to sound-absorbing material and dou walls. Mohammedanism teaches that of democracy. , who were awakened by the whistle the cities mentioned. This will ob that they cover the range of the imitate the actions of any careless ble locked. Triple steel doors are They are a paradox to the in everything that is created, or done, Other Gains and could get a view of the section vlate the necessity of the local oper- human voice and the varying talker who swings his transmitter bolted within and all joints are ordinate mixture of noises of is through God’s will alone. Man’s A new force thac has been at were of the opinion that there was ator asking which city is wante sounds that it emits. about while telephoning. cushioned with sponge rubber pads New York. will goes for naught. Judaism is tained through democracy is the a big fire already well under way. and will aid service generally. exclusively a tribal religion, a reli co-operaliou in industry of capital The firemen did not bother to The flve-diget number is being in-j gion of vengeance. In all of the.se with labor. The socialist state owns connect np the hose, but ran one of troduced In New Haven as a nece.s-] “ STUBS” SUBSTITUTED woman is entirely eliminated from that labor should possess every the trucks down In back of the sary step In the program for con DAILY RADIO PROGRAB the religious sphere, and in none thing In that tabor produces every building on land of William Remig verting to the dial system next yea of them Is the Individual’s con thing. The Soviet state has tried to and with chemicals extinguished the some of the telephones In that city., Monday, January 14. n:.’’.0—XV.1Z real fnlk.9. Leading DX Stations. FOR AUTO CERTIFICATES science appealed to. With the com survive upon t’’is principle but is fire. They did not learn the cause, lu:tiu—Orclies'.ru, 'cello recital. but supposed it was due to some Henry Burbig,- humorist and author, 11:UJ—WJZ Slumber music. 405.2— V/SB, ATLANTA—740. ing of Christianity the Individual’s falling miserably. History has,prov will give a burlesque on “The Face on 12:011—Orchestra, Jack. Jean. 9:30—W’E.AF program.s (2 lirs.) responsibility for his own good was ed that the crpltal state could not smoldering spark left after the po the Bar-Room Floor" for listeners of I2:3u—Deuces wild; ortlicsfra. y::f(i—WEAF family party. Aids in Speeding Up the Issu tato roast. 'WOR and the Columbia stations at 280.2—WTAM, CLEVELAND—1070. Brown's dance ercticsira. made the basis of the struggle to long endure, and democracy seems K:30 Monday night. Another revue of 8:30—WEAF programs (2'A lira.) 293.9—KYW, CHICAGO—1020. ance of 1929 Registrations: attain the higher plane. And later to have found the only successful ^cFiiPSl Thin^ current popular song hits, with Ger 12:;0)—Dance program. 8:011—Orchcstr.'t. studio prograni. with Protestantism came the abso Sunday baseball is allowed now trude Lawrence, musical comedy star, 399.8— WeX-WJR. DETROIT—;50. 9:3c—WJZ real folks hour. To Be Continued. status, that of co-operation be lute responsibility of the individual, in Boston. All the town needs is a tO vkH offuan/i^aim t as the gue.st artist, will be presented 7:30—WJZ progMims (ll<) hrs.) 10:30—Male quartet, orciie.stra. tween the two great masses. Toler couple of big league ball teams to over the WEAR chain at 9:30. Other 499.7—WTIC, HARTFORD—600. 12:00—IJplowu tiiHir; orchcsira. Incomplete registration certifi since neither church nor priest are features of this hour's entertainment 7:00—Musical program. 1:00—Insomnia Cluli orchcsiia. ation for the beliefs of one’s fel play It. will be Phil Ohman and Victor Arden, 8:00—WEAF program.s (2V& lirs.) 339.4— WBBM. CHICAGO—770. cates issued during’the rush of ap entrusted with one’s moral cares. lows is another gain through de the piano twins, who will be supported 422.3—WOR. NEWARK—710. 9:00—Illinois Concert orchestra. plicants during the closing days of Individual's Rights mocracy. True, intolerance seems by Frank Black's concert orchestra. A 8:00—Music room quintet, vocalists. 9:30—Two dance orcliestras. the year will be In force until Feb And so, with Christianity in it mixed chorus from Morgan College, one 8:30—"The Face on the Barroom 9:00—Colonial music; orcliestra. to have shown to a great degree in Second Mortgage of the best known Negro educational Floor” by Henry Burblg, hum 1:00—I.ate dame period. ruary 1, tjie State Motor Vehicle self so near tr the ideal of democ the various anti-evolution deci institutions In the country, will be in orist. 344.5— WENR, CHICAGO—870. Department announced today. racy and itself a tool with which to sions in some of the states of the Money FLU troduced from the microphone- of 9:00—"Marrying Off Sally," story. 8:15—Fanner Husk’s talk. About 40,000 of these "stubs” were £l^ep bowels in perfect condition 10:00—Light opera, "Boccaccio.” accomplish the Ideal state, it United States, and on both sides WBAU at 7:00 Monday night. Half an 12:00—Studio feature program. given out with registration plates and maintain complete elimination hour later Merle Johnston, saxophone 11:05—Golden's dance orcliestra, 416.4— WGN-W l IB, CHICAGO—720. would seem that this is the sturd during the r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 14,1929. PAGE SE the year brought a marked im ‘BALKAN LION" QtHtS AS provement in the demand for cotton s o n n e r b e r g t r a i n i n g , ATQJ Invention COnONMARKET goods. The outlook now Is for a world coiisumption of American Boston.— Wrestling, ft}ways conrl Development cotton of ^ 50,000 bales or more in sidered a rather rough method o(| Triumph o f VITAPHONE TO BOOM WITH excess c. the yield, which .will to earning one's bread and butter haa| TALKING PICTURES that amount reduce the carry-over proved too strenuous for Dffn Kol«^ of American cotton, which on July off, more commonly known in mat The Romantic Story of the Warner Brothers and the History of Vitaphone Talking Pictures 31 last wa3 estimated to be rough circles as the “ Balkan “Lion.” ; TEXTILE TRADE ly 5,000,')00'T)ales. against 7,750,- Koloff,, engaged to assist Qus^J By JOHN LEARY PELTRET 000 bdoB the year before. “ Dynamite” Sonnerberg, the totf. mar football flash, In his prepara-"^ SYNOPSIS the Jolson picture. In many cases loved and respected by every one. act In theinf^ They secured the "The Jazz Singer” was produced Looking forward to 1929, Gar rights to “The Desert Song,’’ mark and the English people had an op New York.— F.’om a low of 17 diner H. Yiller, president of the lions for the heavyweight cham-} Raised in Baltimore, Md., War the installatioiis were paid for out It was a tragic, sad denouement to pionshlp tussle with Ed “ Strangler” . ner Bros, opened their first picture of the profits of that one picture. a great fight for success. ing the first musical play ^ e r to portunity to know what Vitaphone cents in 1928 dotten advanced to New York Cotton Exchange, says; “ It is encoura-^ing to note that Lewis, chucked his job after a par-* theatre at Newcastle, Pa., in 190S. The chain theatres came to know The surviving brothers, Harry, be scheduled for pictures, with full talking pictures were like. It was about 22 0-4 cents, then gradually ticularly rough afternoon. afte** an unusually severe depres Later they founded a film exchange that talking pictures were a neces Albert and Jack, though stunned talking and singing sequences. produced at the Piccadilly Thea returned to the low levelj late in However. Koloff had no more sion in the textile industry the but were forced out by a trust. sity. Orders for Instailations came Reaping the Harvest tre, which Warner Bros, had ac Septomier and finished the year than stepped out. when Jack Al prospects are now much more Then they took the first two reel into the Vitaphone Corporation by Prom the time that “The Jazz quired, and scored as fine a tri around 1» 1-2 cents. The actual de- bright, known as "the man with a picture ever made for tour. Later the hundreds and the Western LION E L BARRYMORg umph as the picture had done in favorable, insuring a large or mod thousand hold.s,” applied for the Job 4 Singer’’ established Vitaphone, the presilou in the textile ini mtry and erately largo consumption by do they undertook the direction of a Electric Co. working day and night progress of the new invention was New York. liquid\tion 01 cotton withheld from of stopping Sonnefberg's battering- couid not keep up with the orders. mestic spinners: and unless the ram-like rushes. distributing office, but sold out at amazing. Shortly after that event Planning for the Future the market during the Fall o. 1927 prices of cotton should advance too a great loss. Then Warner Features Tragedy was stalking the' four the first play was put on with talk The fact that Vitaphone was now were responsible for the early-yea: Warner Bros., who had stood to decline, which culmlimted n Feb far ab jve " parity with the gro vlhs It is estimated that in the were put on the market and failed ing sequences. It was “ The Lion the sensation of the time did not of foreign countries the consump because the business grew so fast gether so loyally through great ruary. \ United States one home in every and the Mouse,” with Lionel Barry deter Warner Bros, from looking tion of American cotton by foreign five has a radio set. they could not finance it. Soon an vicissitudes. Sam Warner, whose From then on prices improved more as star. Then immediately forward. They planned to keep spinners will also be fairly large other company, properly financed, mechanical genius had given so on the heels of that the first “all raoidly to around the 22 3-' mark next year. their pace Just far enough ahead to under uhe Influenc of excesi-tve was organised and proved success much to bring Vitaphone to per talking” picture was announced Exports Increase lead'the field into which they had rains during the Spring and until ful. This led to Vitaphone Talking fection and whose unswerving faith under the title “Lights of New “ 'The largt increase in exports to ti-e end o* June, causlrg sorioim ap Pictures. had proved a bulwars of strength York.” All the country eagerly de so bravely pioneered. And they date encouv ges a belief that total FLU E P ID E IC prehension regarding the possibility when conditions seemed most par- manded to see it. continue to make as many silent exports for tho sea.son will exceed of producing anything like a large CHAPTER 5 pictures as in the past. This is by a wide margir those of last year Following the first all talking cotton yield. However, the govern — exports for the 12 months ending NOW SWEEPING In spite of the success achieved picture, Warner Bros, offered the because the big market for pic ment estimate in July, showing an July 31, 1928, according to the by Vitaphone in its first days War first one v.’ithout a single caption tures is in houses where Vitaphone increase iu acreage of 11.4 per cent, ner Bros, knew there were many is not installed. Each of their pic official flgi rec of the New York WHOLE COUNTRY of any kind. It was a mystery which was larger than generally ex ______- * puzzles to bo solved. Mainly these play, “The Terror.” This proved tures with talking sequences is Cotton Exchange, being' 7,836,091 pected, 11 oved the signal for a sell hales. The extraordinary expansion were in direction and in making the only mystery play ever - to also made into one where the ing movement whlrh increased as Is Milder Than in 1918, Bat lu the autojui bile trade which as is the medium of expression more strike ten in moving pictures. All voices are not heard. the season '•dvanced. Emergency Demand for flexible.. At the stuJio they con the thrills were there exactly as improved Demand well known, consumes a very large For some two years there was amount of cotton for tires, uphol Vicks Breaks All Records. tinued to work on the problems in the theatre of the spoken word. Colncidon* with the decline was in work at the Warner Studio a stery, etc., has resulted in a record- and from production to produc By this time the exhibitors of the mammoth production which was an improved demand for cotton tion the improvement could be breaking consumption of cotton for The influenza epidemic which country, big and little, had be planned' to eclipse anything that goods and the trade became heavy broke out late in October on the notp^' buyers of raw material. This, to automobile purposes. come almost hysterical over Vita Warner Bros, had ever done. It is “ This Increase has offset the ce- Pacific coast has spread with start gether with increasing evidenct of /itaphone Proves Itself phone Talking pictures. Each pro called “Noah’s Ark,” and is a story creased us' of cotton owing to the ling rapidity until now practically Looking about for a perfect com duction had proved a greater draw of the present and the past linked serious damage from the Bell Wee vil. brought about a gradual im- use of other fabrics for wearinj every section , of the country Is bination to confirm the reality of than the last. The business was together with a logical and en affected. proveueats of more than ^3 1-2 apparel, such as rayon, silk, etc. Vitaphone as an established fact given new life. trancing story. A1 Jolson, John “ With labor well employed and Although the flu itself is nit in entertainment, Warner Bros, Just a year after “The Jazz Sihg- Barrymore, Monte Blue, George cents a ound. The market was un usually orderly for the last half of the purchasing powe” of the coun so serious as in 1918, authorities selected A1 Jolson and gave him er” was first presented Warner Arliss, Louise Fazenda, Dolores the year. try largei than ever bofore in Its stress the importance of taking “ The Jazz Singer’’ to act in. From Bros, made another smashing hit. Costello, Lionel Barrymore, May In -pile o an estimated increase history, there is every reasm to every possible precaution for fear the moment that “ The Jazz Singer’’ GEORGE'ARL'ISS MAY'MCAYOy They engaged the Winter Garden McAvoy, Texas Gulnan, Fannie of 11.4 per cent, in acreage, the anticipate a large nr fairly large of the complications which invado was first shown in Warner Bros.’ in New York, and, in the theatre Brice, Conrad Nagel, Cophle Tuck total acreage planted being estimat consumption of American cotton the weakened system after a Ha Theatre in New York, all doubt as lous, was taken ill. He did not by this blow, determined to carry where he had made his first start er and a host of other famous ed by tlie t-overnraent at 46.(>95,- during 1929. attack. to the success o|! Vitaphone talking live to see the final great triumph on, to make Vitaphone talking pic and his greatest successes, they artists have been engaged to make 000 acres, agaiuat 41,9fi5 00C acres “ On the other hand, the growing They urge especially prompt pictures passed. The country lit of his labors. On the day that A1 tures a monument to the memory presented A1 Jolson in “ The Sing Vitaphone talking pictures. War planted be year before, the final of cotton In other countries of the treatment of every cold, as colds erally went wild over it. Jolson in “ The Jazz Singer’’ had of their brother. Jolson in “The ing Fool.” It provoked an amaz ner Bros., through faith, courage yield of t *e crop— 14.373,00.( bales world is steadily increasing, and lower the body resistance and Now the men who had stood by its marvelous premier in New York Jazz Singer’’ had turned the cqr- ing demonstration. At the same and daring are now the leaders in of 500 pounds gross^weigut— turn • will uemi to increase relatively make it easier for germc or flu or Warner Bros, received the reward his requiem was read in Holly ner for them. They went into the time Warner Bros, were all set a new movement which is thrilling ed out to be considerably less than faster than cotton growing in the pneumonia to get a foothold. for their loyalty. They had the in- wood. His death was a shock to market for the best plays they to invade London, and three weeks the v/orld. the largely increased acreage United States if the price of Ameri That the public is heeding this Btallations and were able to play all who knew him, for he was could find, and the best players to afterward, with A1 Jolson present. THE END. "*}ouId yield under normal condl- can cottou is maintained at a level warning is indicated by' the phe ins. which makes the growing of staple nomenal demand for 'Vicks Vapo- Excessive rainfall, which greatly In foreign countries Increasingly Rub, the famous external treat delayed the preparation of the land profitable.” ment which leaped to fame almost inhuman.” It suggests the plans and 7 anting of the crop, was the overnight during the 1918 epi BOOTLEGGERS HIT have a basic principle of maintain principal rea.son for the shortage demic. ing the number of animals and in the yield per acre this season. ALL THE SAME In spite of tripled capacity, the their yearly food supply. Consamptlon Curtailed. Vicks laboratories are once more GRETA GARBO GOES HOME BY CfflCAGO FLOOD In a state of nature such a bal During two-thirds of the year CLARA: Do you get your all operating night and day to %ieet ance is automatically maintained there was a heavy curtailment of money regularly? the emergency, and more than Saddened by Deaths, OF FORGED CHECKS by the check imposed by wolves, consumption by both domestic and MARIE; No, I might Just as 375,000 Jars are now being pro Tired, She Returns to . mountain lion, lynxes and other foreign spinner. The last quarter of well be living with him.— Life. duced every 24 hours. Stockholm animals that prey on game, the re port stated. Indian Harbor, Ind.— Bootlegers “ But man has greatly reduced of the Calumet District who tho number of such killers and this By GENE COHN. cluster about the gates of the big leaves as the chief natural check, steel companies on pay days were the factors of famine and disease,” New York.— Miss Greta Gustaf the hardest hit when a clever gang the statement added. son— or so her name appeared upon of Chicago crooks flooded this dis The annual game census Indi the passenger list— sailed for her trict with about $30,000 worth of cates deer herds in the forests have homeland the other day. forged pay checks of the Inland increased in virtually every section. Ste-;i company. And very quietly— without ben Only on certain areas, set aside as National efit of cameras or newspaper re The bootleggers were accustonied to cashing thousands of dollars’ game refuges, is hunting forbid porters. For Greta Garbo, who den. The remainder of the deer- had come to these- shores as Greta | worth of pay checks and fell an easy prey to the Chicago forgers. Infested woodlands are protected by Gustafson, was seeking a long ii^tate game laws. rest from the public eye. , It was However, many merchants here and at Calumet City also suffered The most acute situation is noted the first time since she landed in Northern Arizona. The herd Coffee Week upon these shores that Greta had heavy losses. One local merchant alone cashed $2,000 worth of the there numbers more than 28,000 turned her steps toward her na forged paper. ^ head. It has exhausted the food ★ ★ ★ tive Stockholm. j Near panic seized the merchants supply and fawns born the previous Two Deaths. j and business men here when the year have died. An Event o f Importance to You It was a sad home going. Her first reports of the flood of forged Under a game management plan sister had died during the brief checks were made. efforts would be directed to pre Our manner of purchasing makes this unusual sale Fears where in Greta Gustafson A clos"' e.xamination of the forg vent overcrowding by determining became one of the screen’s most how many deer or elk the available event possible. Rarely are coffees of so fine a quality eries, resulted in the finding of offered at prices so substantially low. Here is your demanded sirens. several falsifications in the paper. land will permanently carry. Hunt More recently Marice Stiller One of the check.s was a slightly ing permission would be adjusted opportunity to acquaint your taste with coffee of had died— Stiller, who had discov different shade in the blue pro under the proposed arrangement so supreme goodness . . . to try the brands so popu« ered her and first made an actress tection band covering the amount the herds could be kept within a lar among countless thousands of families every of her; Stiller, who had come to of the check. Another check was logical number. where. January 14th to 19th will be observed by .-America crowned as one of the in the serial number of the series The service asserted an excessKre A & P stores everywhere in America as “National w’orld’s greatest directors and who number of deer not only indicates which was 39,000 on the forgeries Coffee Week.” had gone quietly home because, and which should have been 49,000 they are subjected to malnutrition for those strange reasons best to cover the December pay. Another and disease and a danger of being known to the film world, his work difference was in the key number killed by starvation, but results in was disliked on this side of the J,.- denoting the nationality of the em serious Injury to free growth. EIGHT O’CLOCK water. ployee which was 74 on all of the Goe.s l^uietiy. forgeries. • For those who prefer a mild, received a Gold Medal Award And, believe it or not, Greta It was believed that a gang of at the Philadelphia Sesqni- Garbo traveled from Hollywood to smooth coffee. The cream of the Chicago crooks arrived in the dis Guard Against "Flu Santos coffee crops. Eight O’Clock Centennial Exposition in 1926. Manhattan without being discov trict and started operations on ered either by newspapers or fans. payday. The gang apparently did With Musterole She left Hollywood secretly, tak not finish Us operations, however, Influenza, Grippe and Pfieumoni’ ing the name of Alice .Smith. She as large bunches gf the fake checks usually start with a cold. The me RED CIRCLE BOKAR sw'ore the publicity departments were found along the railroad ment you get those warning aches rul to secrecy and registered in Chi tracks between Indiana Harbor and on good old Musterole. A favorite for three genera This la the coffee that Com cago under the name of Smith. 4S-- Whiting. Musterole relieves the congestior tions. This blend was devel mander Byrd’s Polar Party If the hotel people recognized her and stimulates drctilation. It has a oped by master blenders to * chose, from all the coffees they kept her secret. the good qualities of the old-fashiono give a “ snap” and “ kick” available, for their Antarctic Artivlng In New York she L_. mustard plaster without the blister rarely found in other coffees. Expedition. Flavor-tight tins. 4 % avoided the costly hotels usually DEER INCREASE IN First you feel a warm tingle as thi frequented by > the film stars and healing ointm ent penetrates the took modest quartens— still under NATIONAL FORESTS; IMres, then a soothing, coolirw sensa the name of Smith; tion and quick relief. Have Muster Q^UALITY FOODS ' When she arranged passage, it ole handy for emergency use. It may was,^ under her real name— Gus FACn^G STARVATION prevent serious ilm ^ tafson. Greta Garbo her name was Gustafson on the passenger list. To Mothore: Mustwrol* U «Uo AT SAVING PRICES made in milder form for . . - V ^ - bebiee and small children. Your choice o f quick cooTdng or reguktr! SMALL some to his once loyal followers. John Erskine, the big Galahad Washington.— Deer are multiply Aakfor Children’s Musterole. He deserves much encouragement and Troy man, seems to have ing in such a rate in National For J p k g s for his present change of pace. knocked another Homer. ests that they are being endan Qwaker Oats The “ Rampole Island” of H. G. Having disposed of Helen of gered by starvation and disease, Wells’ latest social commentary is, Troy, Menaleus, Achilles and other the Forest Service of the U. S. De Healthful and nourishingl it would seem, nothing more nor Homeric folk, he turns now to partment of Agriculture reports. ^ L B less than our own Manhattan Is Odysseus (Ulysses) in “ Penelope’s The service declared game man TINS land, And because this is the first Man” (Bobbs, Merrill). This Is agement plans should be formulated Hershey’s Cocoa time the wise and Utopian British Erskine’s own particular version of quickly as failure to correct the situation Is “ both uneconomic and er has leaped upon our American what happened to Adysseus during Batter than a muatard planter Helps make your washday easier! scene with both feet, and Jumped up his classic ten years of wandering. LARGE and down upon our habits, manners If you take Erskine’s word for PKG Something has happened to Mi and idiocies, It is likely to attract It, Odysseus ran across a number Rinso chael Arlen since a tubercular at more than average attention among of kind ladles who wasted a lot of tack put him on speaking terms American readers. Makesmanes light,ngni., jttyjyfluffy cakes easily! with Death. maternalism on him. Furthermore, In “Mr. Bletfsworthy of Ram Olysseus liked the ladles. He was PKGS An Infinitely more serious and pole Island,” Wells has taken most not above sojourning In spots where finer writer has emerged from the of the ingredients, which by now he found them fair and fragile; or ANNOUNCING Aunt Jemima’s successful fight for health waged should be familiar to followers of where they mothered him. in the Alps a year ago. The Mich this tireless and amazingly produc ael who now gives us “ Lily Chris Meanwhile, Penelope— his wife— OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 cans 19c MARMALADE lib jar 25c tive writer, and churned them about has learned that she is not unat tine” (Doubleday, Doran) makes a in a fantasy which contains the THE OPENING OF IVORY SOAP 6 oz cake 7c GRAPE NUTS 17c definite bid for more serious con tractive to men. When Odysseus fin usual social criticism lo be expect ally comes home, he finds a room SULTANA JAM 2 IS^-oz jars 35c LEMON PIE FILLING pkg 9c sideration than the Arlen of ‘‘The ed from Wells. Green Hat” or “ These Charming ful of eligibles waiting to see her. SULTANA JELLY Assorted 3 25c INSTANT POSTUM 39c 22c Blettsworthy, wrecked upon his The tale winds up in typical Ers People” or other opuses that had island, finds hlmr.^lf surrounded by BRER RABBIT MOLASSES Green Label No, 2^ can 23o such a vogue a few seasons back. kine fashion. Odysseus is told by the cannibals and, being taken for a maid that Penelope Is up In her Arlen has always been a combin “ sacred lunatic,” is allowed to live. Oswald’s Meat Market room, and whatever his battlefield ation of real ability and cleverness. Ho finds these cannibals denying GILLETTE RAZOR BLADl^ He made it difficult for many read reputation he will have to run up themselves the sunlight and the if he cares to see her. So “ wiping ers to gauge his real qqalitles, how air, preferring canyons and caves— formerly Dimock’s I' ( ever, because he confined them with his bloody feet upon the mat,” he SOLVIT-ALL ^ “ after the fashion of the skyscraper walks in. his displays of "smartness.” There folk of Manhattan. There are many 123 SPRUCE STREET ^ is less of this conflict in “ Lily reflections on things Americana, In “ Where In the name of heaven Christine.” A definite dignity can cluding a fabled reference .to the havd you been?” asks Penelope. be discovered here. To be sure, the Sacco-Vanzetti O: There is a bow "At Troy,” said the hero. in Julius Janssen’s old place. heroine is Arlenesgue and com in the direction the American “ That was over ten years ago.” pletely modernized, but shs is very girl and the American scientific In “ Yes, I've been trying to get real, possessed of both simplicity terest— since it Is a girl and doctor home.” We Carry Full Line of and nobility— and the ultimate tra of the U. S. A. who save the mad “ Trying— my dear man, who gedy of her life Is dramatic and Island refugee. There Is, too, ref kept you back?” FRESH MEATS AND VEGETABLES moving. It seems to us that the Ar erence to matters of world-wide sig "Fate.” ' len ability reveals Itself in this nificance, such as warfare, and a “What Vas her other name?” book more than in any other he ha.a dash or two of prophecy. “ You haven’t changed much, Tel. 2020 done. And it will be quite too bad Altogether we found It quite en dear,” said he. "By the way, who '<■ his "smartness” has grown weari tertaining, ^ are all of those men downstairs?” [raGBruftof’ liANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.. MOITOAY, JANUARY 14,1929. 'FflTTt? 'fniLflCItG s> CE@susa m m M V/ftflTED AlUNE SUMMBl UMUt norovtR THIS HAS HAPPENED. ^flambeaux, to scare away »Jie devK, and two. centuries old. It would be cruel if i h e r e A re Ye shall pay for one by one.’ ” they should die.” “ Do labor laws bring hardship and the Suck E ’Yau. who rides on to wage-earning womeh?” 'iwks HTORETH ASHE and HOL- the wings of the w i.il. and sucks Suddenly she began to cry. Hol “ What if that big mango fell — Uhen The GitL oC 1o-oau ■ Lorine Pruette in “The Woman’s ElB'iHART are sitting together in the blood of babies, and very old lis put his arms around her, and across the house?” asked Ashtoreth. mT Journal,” reporting the results of the beautiful garden of a little peouie, and pigs. comforted her. And, when he felt Hollis smiled. house on the mountain. They have “ Poor creatures,” said Hollis. her body throbbing, held her close, “ Then,” he said, “ the sins we the two years. Investigation been talking very seriously of "N o wonder, they are .frightened. with her head on his chest, until sinned by two and two, we should Chance-— which the Women’s Bureau has love, and Ashtoreth seems to be You know the baby Lisa has? It’s her sobs ceased. pay for one by one.” done on the Natiopal' Woman’s to u-ring a declaration of her sister’s child. The mother was " I know It’s morbid, and silly,” “ Aren’t you frightened?” she de Party charge that working women adoration from Hollis. He is, how found five days after the last, she admitted. “ But one’s so brave manded. are so handicapped by discrimina ever, a bachelor of long standing, storm— dead, in the ruins of her about doing things with other peo “ Not a bit. If we’ve a rendez tory labor law's. 'Th'e Bilrean inter and the task seems difficult. Ash hut, with her body- partly decom ple. Then, when you remember vous , with death— you and I— we viewed 1200 women in all lines of toreth is a stenographer, and Hart posed. And the chili scarely you’ll have to pay for them all by aren’t going to sidestep it, just be t industry. One significant para is her millionaire employer. They alive.” I yourself— it’s— it’s a d-different cause we’re scared you know. If graph reads— have met, by strangest chance, on Ashtoreth shuddered. s-story.” we’re going to die in the arms of \ a little island in the West Indies. “ I ’m scared to death,” she con “ But, you poor silly child,” he that ancient mang0‘— we’ll have had HERETS PROOF. Ashtoret\^ was taking a cruise for fessed. “ We read about how they murmured, “ you’ve never done any our little run, won’t we? Our little ‘ In four states with laws limit lier healtli, and stopped, with the burned hundreds of bodies here, thing wrong. You’ve never sinned loves— our little dreams— you and ing women’s working week to 48 or rest of the tourists, for a few hours because they couldn’t bury them by two and two, that you must pay I.” . 50 hours, tnformatlpn was secured ashore. Hart,'on his way to Soutli fast enough. Oh, Holly, what’ if for one by one. . . . Have you, “ Why, you’ve the -same phil from 156 establishments employing America, had lingered, infatuated it's another hurricane li'ae that.” dear?” osophy of life and death that Mona 24,216 women. In only two of with the beauty of the island. He He lifted her easily In his aims, He took her chin, and tilted her had!” she cried. Qtnoti? Hope?' these 156 establishments was had taken a house on the moun and ran toward the house. ? head back, searching her eyes. “But we’re not going to talk there any indication that the em tainside. And there Ashtoreth went The windows hart beeu barri “ No— no,” she said. “ Not exact about life and death,” he reminded ployment of women had been les- for dinner, and to spend the eve caded, and the lamps lighted. Ovtr ly. B— but I was just as much her. “ You’re going to tell me senea by the' passing of the hour ning. them were hung hurricane shades. as p-proposing it.” about that letter your father law. Ju't nine women were af Purposely she contrived to miss “ No need of being frightened,” He laughed at her, as one laughs wrote.” fected out of the total of more than the boat. And now she has spent he told her. “ No one on this plan at a child. He slipped a pillow behind her 24,000 women who might have a week with her host, in the tation was hurt last time, and “ Baby!” he accured. "And she back, and drew his chair beside been. glamorous little paradise of a we’re going to be safe enough now.” told me she was a cold-blooded hers. ‘In .the face of sneh evidence, tropical isle. hard-boiled, wicked woman!” can any reasonable person get agi He had kissed her, and there Ashtoreth looked about. The “ W?ll, I ’d like to be,” she admit "•Well,” she said. " I ' told you tated over the hardships impo^d has been much talk of love. The doors from the drawing-room were ted. “ Only I ’m scared. There’s no about what a wonderful person upon women workers by hour inevitable romance of a beautiful open, but there was not a human virtue in 'being a coward.” daddy was. And how awfully laws?” girl and a man, thrown by chance sound about. Only the kind, “ No,” he admitted. “ I don’t suj?- clever. But I don’t believe ! told The answer would seem to be together. howling like a maniac through the pose there is. Still, it’s a reasoV you about the dreams daddy had no. NOW GO ON \\TTH THE STORY. branches of the great mangoes. gble little safeguard— cowardice. for me. You see, when he died, Shrieking like a demon, as it swept I ’m glad you’re not brave. Orchid, wd thought at first that he hadn’t LAUGH, CLOWN, LAUGH! down the mountain, and all about ‘if that’s the way life goes.” left any money at all. But, by and ‘Happy J[lmmy Murphy,” who CHAPTER XXX the lonely little house. He regarded her tenderly. by. we discovered that, beside bis has made his living, and a fairly The sun had gone behind a bank “ Are we alone? she asked, shiv “ I ’m going to make you a cup of insurance, be had saved enough good one, by clowning it for many of threatening clouds. Great gray ering. tea,” he told her. “ And find some more to send me through college, years, is seeking a divorce on the clouds that came scurrying in over “ Quite alone,” he told her. “ And of Lisa’s bread and jam. And “ Daddy didn’t believe very muci grounds that his marriage is mak the ocean. Fleeing from the fury liable to be for several hours. All we’re going to have a party all by m marriage. That is, be oad some ing (t impossible for him to laugh, of the wind. And the wind swept day, perhaps. And all night, too. ourselves. You know, you never awfully strange ideas about it. tnd that since laughing is his stock across the sea, and down* into its Are you frightened?” told me about that letter our don’t know as I ought to ’ ell you J in trade and its lack impairs bis depths. Churning, and whipping, She shook her head miserably. father wrote you. You started to this, Mr. Hart— but mother— well, professional advancement, he must and lasting the dark waves. Too miserable to speak. our first evening together. Do you I guess 1 told you that she and be free and in an environment Servants came running from the “ We were talking,” he said, feel like talking about It now?” daddy were about as mismatod as where he can laugh once more. house. Lisa, with her husband, "when the storm came up, of love— two people could be. LE/(\(1 Oottooi^ Cher. And Hortense, who laun and money. And I had asked a “ Now, my mother’s Jus! the best THE OLD BOLOGNY. She knew that he was changing dered Ashtoreth’s clothes, and drew question that you did not answer.” woman that ever lived. Daddv useil We have been so sopped up with the subject. Distracting her atten her bath, and combed her long Ashtoreth walked nervously up to say she was fearsomely moral the “ Laugh, clown, laugh, even tion from the storm, to a recital of black hair. And others, following and down the room. Awfully, awfully vlrtuou.'?, you though your heart be breaking, her father’s philosophical bequest. them. With little black children “ Oh, please!” she begged. “ I know. I mean she is just as pure laugh, clown, laugh,” version of be “ I ’d love to,” she said. “ It was scampering like frightened chick don’t feel half so wicked as I did as any waman could be. ing a clown, that it’s just taken for before that wild wind began to a wonderful letter. But don’t make “ But she had sort ol nld-fash granted that to be really good In ens. They shouted in patois. tea. Holly. It takes too long, and 1 Hollis jumped to his feet. And scream.” ioned ideas. About tn-i relations of 0 1 9 28. BV NCA SSW IC - INC. the profession one must laugh with don’t want you to leave me al ine.” •Hortense came running to Ash “ Then you didn’t really mean men and women. Particularly hus a tear behind the smile. Still, It?” he persisted. “ Come out In the kitchen then,” bands and wives. Marriage, in her Jimmy Murphy’s • theory sounds toreth. She alone, of the servants, he invited. spoke English. “ Oh, I don’t know what I eyes, was the most respactaiile slate ■ WALLS LIGHT AND FLOORS fairly sensible. “ It is another hurricane,” she meant” she cried. “ I ’m simply “ No,” she said. “ Hortense swears in the world. And ther^Iore to be What would happen If all the petrified. Holly. And I can’t talk it’s haunted. You have a drink, if desired above all things. HOLLYWOOD TO wives in the world who have lost said. “ They have given the storm you want it.” signals. And now a messenger abstractions about good and evil. “ I know mother loved daddy DARK; THAT’S THE RULE their ability to laugh through their from town has come with word For heaven’s sake what are we She was glad that Hollis never with all her heart. But I think ant’d marriage could be divorced?' StilU from the wireless station. The going to do?” tried to force liquor on her. Men have married almost anyone who HAVE CHOICE OF if their laughs don’t mean liveli wind ■ comes sweeping from the He looked at her intently. were always trying to get girls to had happened to ask her. And she’d hood for them, maybe it’s different. -south, traveling like God, so fast.” “ That,” he said very deliberately, take a drink. And everybody said have spent his money like water. that prohibition stuff was so dread “ is entirely up to you, my dear.” And kept his house as hest she PLANE FOR E\"ERY GAL. „ , There was a hurricane shelter “ Oh,” she cried. “ I have you!” ful, whatever happened, it wasn’t could. And been loyal and loving, 13 BABY STARS a girl’s fault. Maybe rum in the " I look, forward to the day when hewn in the side of the mountain. “ But I ’ve ever so much money,” and an exemplary wife according to women will be piloting their own tropics wasn’t so dangerous. Ju.st It lay at the foot of the terraced he reminded her, “ and you said— ” her lights. planes in the same casual manner the same she was glad that Hollis Hollywood, Cal.— Thirteen new gardens, a few steps from where She interrupted him tearfully. “ It never occurred to mother to as they drive their own cars on the they stood. The servants were “ Oh, 1 don’t care what I said. I never proposed they, take a drink read or study, or become in/terested baby feminine stars will be pre ' together. highways. The progress of avia carrying food and water there, and was just talking. 1 didn’t mean a in the things that Interested daddv. sented to the world by the male tion country clubs proves this.” single word. And 1 was wicked to “ I don’t want it,” he said. “ I making frenzied preparations for a ^ She thought a wife’s share of mar press agents of Hollywood, organ So says Amelia Earhart, first siege within the great stone cham- say things like that.” couldn’t kiss you, if I had a drink. riage was to live with her husband, Rum smells worse than anything la ized as the Wampas club, in Feb woman to fly across the Atlantic. She put her hands on his shoul and cook his meals, and take care ruary. Which Is a rather pleasing ptos- “ Close all the shutters in the ders, and he saw that her eyes were the world. Didn’t you know that?” of him if he was sick. . . . But “ No.” she told his demurely. “ I How about thirteen masculine pect for the jaded maiden with ’ house!” ordered Hollis, “and barri crying. So that he thought of two mother’s I'.e very salt of the earth. money; it means less, however, to shining lakes of misery, brimming supposed they all smelled alike.” baby stars, to be named perhaps by cade them firmly.” Holly! iSIie'd have died for daddy— the female press agents? the $18 a week girl casting about with tears. “ Miss Innocence!” he approved. He hurried Ashtoreth along be- and she’s die for me. . . . Only Never has there been such an for some neat but not gaudy diver ■ side him. She wondered if he meant it. If she failed kin? awfully in the bis “ I ’m the w*orst coward in the he really believed her to be so very influx of young male talent into sion. j “ W e’ll slay in the house,” he told things of life, I think. Spiritually, I Hollywood. world,” she confessed. “ And every Innocent. And she thought hnw ■her. “ It’s as firm as the rock of mean.” Among the most promising of THIS IX)VE BUSINESS. Gibraltar. These people are panic time I think 1 might die, or get strange it was that just a simple little stenographer could twist a the boy fledgings Is young Russel Mercedes Gleitze, the English «tVicFe^ after ~that ‘last drkdful killed, two dreadful lines keep Ashtoreth paused. typist who swam the channel— one going over and over in my mind. great big millionaire around her Gleason, son of the actor-writer ■ storm. But I’m sure there is no “ If I didn’t tell you this,” she of them at least— is about to marry poem of finger. But could she? Was Hollis James Gleason, author and star of •need of such elaborate precautions. Do you remember that explained, “ daddy’s letter would be a British soldier In India who saw Kipling’s about a wicked man Hart going to ask her to marry “ Is Zat So,” and “ Shannons of .They can huddle together in the cuite meaningless. He wanted me. her picture in the paper and to named Tomlinson? Tomlinson died, him? Or was it he. perhaps, who Broadway.” Young Gleason photo sheUer if they prefer. W e’ll be you see. to be another sort of graphs exceptionally well; his voice whom she became engaged without . quite cozy and safe in the drawing and his soul went wandering was going to do exactly as he chose woman.’” with her? Is fit for the talking picture and ever seeing him. ’they met after a room.” through the spheres. And Tomlin- Mr. Hart nodded. two years' engagement the other horri- son was scared to death. God he is endowed with plenty of per - ;; Ashtoreth clung to him, “ I see,” he said. “ Tell me about sonality, according to his produc day. and the engagement continued. wouldn’t let him in heaven, and the letter. Orchid.” .fled. The wind swept the mountain, ers. - Which only proves again that this “ What if it’s like that last one! they wouldn’t let him in hell, ( To Be Continued.) he I and tore madly through the gar Another youngster whose future funny business of. falling in love “ It won’t be,” he reassuri'd her. either, because the devil said and lovee. The idea is planted, the hadn’t the soul of a louse. And, den. There was a great crashing looks bright is Taylor Holmes, Jr., A corner is a natural and easy center from' which to famish a room. “ Lightning never strikes twice In twain are ripe for the picking, and always, as that poor soul got noise, and a gigantic wrenching. Ashtoreth.recounts her father’s son of the famous stage star. And This setting is well worked out to meet the needs of the average small the same, place. ’ to name but a few more there axe apartment. The small occasional pieces of furniture are largely it’s about as easy to make one per The negroes were praying on shunted about, there was the same “ It sounds as if a tree had been amazing idillosophy of marriage— urooted,” Hollis told her. “ Some and Hollie, in the nest chapter, is Harold Lockwood. George Lewis. responsible for the home-like effect. son the object of affection as an their knees. In their hami= they refrain to torment: other. Disillusioning? Not neces ‘ ‘And the sin that you sin by two of these trees are «. great many rather shocked. Harry Norton, William Blakewell held all manner of charms. Ar-i and William Walling. By WILLLA.M H. WILSON sarily. It is rumored that the Wasps, or STUFFED APRICOTS' one at bed time. Besides, she ganization of feminine press agents, Walls, floor and ceiling should needs a lot of extra milk and wa may sponsor the boy baby star receive first consideration, for ter. Both are fattening, but nec Stuffed apricot salad is as pretty MRS. ADA M. YOUR movement.' If so, there will ensue without a suitable foundation and as it is good. Fill the holes of essary. keen rivalry between the sexes In background no furnishing scheme A nursing mother needs as much halved CcLned apricots with cream MERRIFIELD both the publicity and acting de can be made attractive. cheese, Luts and p'mento. Serve Daily Health Service food as a man doing heavy manual partments of the cinema industry. Generally speaking, walls and CHILDREN with a gr jen cherry on top. Teacher of labor. ceilings should be light and the HINTS ON HOW TO KEEP WELL Olive/^berls Barhm She Is not a western girl, but floors dark. Rarely Indeed should Mandolin Tenor Banja HOME AFTER 20 YEARS SMilLL PORTIO.NG Banjo-Mandolin by World Famed Authority ©1^)28 bu NBA Service.Inc she has won fame as such in mo a celling be as dark as the wall, ARRESTHED FOR MURDER tion pictures. because^ the dark ceiling makes Many ' children are discouraged Tenor Guitar Pled mm Banjo One lives and learns— and some OF BOYHOOD SWEETHEART. Dorothy Dwan, leading lady for the room appear top-heavy — from eating because they are given Ukulele Mando-C'ella times gets a shock in the learning. Hopkinsville, Ky.— The human Tom Mix, Ken Maynard, Tim Mc about to drop from sheer weight. too large Portions. Cereal is twice Mandola Cello-Ranjo A young married woman with a desire of Norris Fort, 38, to see his Coy and other cowboy stars, comes Whether the wall be papered or as appealing to a child if Served in Ensemble Playing for Advanced S.ALT IS FIT.^L .\RTICLL OF not be takeu as a warrant for over- three months’ old baby remarked relatives here again after hiding from cultured Philadelphia. She a cute porridge dish. t. l*u|tila. DIE! FOR VEGETARIAN'S salting <’oods by thoi.s who like to textured, pl^in white should be at a luncheon table: “ Certainly I from the law for 20 years resulted learned all she knows— and that is avoided except In the wood* trim. Agent for Gibson Instmiti stimulate their sensation of taste. in his imprisonment for the al The human system is built so that nurse my baby. IL helps to keep considerable— about shooting, rid A pale tint of one of the primary We’re all children of the sun, say 86.5 Main Sr. Ovford b y d r . m o r r is FISHBEIN me thin.” leged murder of his sweetheart a the amounts of substances needed ing, boxing, diving and other out colors must be Introduced. Into the the geologists. But how do they ac Booms 16-17 score of years ago. door pursuits, since her departure are definitely controlled through But observing her eat, I decided coloring of the wall, to give it count for the national taste for Telephone 1709 Editor .Journal of the American that It was not only baby that was Although Fort claims that the from the Quaker City, automatic regulating systems. Ex tone, to form a background for the moonshine? .Monday, Tuesilay and Thnrsday Medical .Yssoclaiion and of Hygela, keeping her thin. Untouched girl was killed by accident in a “ The only riding I had done be room. This, with matching and cess of any substance upsets the the Health Magazine cream soup, half a lamb chop, a scuffle over a revolver which she fore coming west,” Miss Dwan con contrasting shades In the ruga or balance and throws an added bur Sodium Chloride or commer salt nibble of salad and half a parfait bad, he said he was glad he was fessed, “ was through Fairmount carpeting, draperies, pillows, den on the tissues. no longer forced to dodge the law. probably ranks first amon* all the told the rest of the tale. She was Park in Philadelphia. 1 could swim lampshades, and upholstery, gives “ It is a terrible thing to know salts in the human body, both In dieting! a little In a tank, but was dread the room its color. “ Shades of the first mother, you are wanted for some crime fully afraid of the ocean and dive Such, periods as the Spanish al quantity pnd in its value In the MODERNISTIC bands of crepe you cannot face your loved ones, body’s nutrition. It is, however, in two tones of yellow are used as what are we coming to?” thought I could not. most demand rough textured said Fort. “I wandered for 20 "M y father was Lieutenant-Col only one ot many salts and mineral a neck and sleeve trimming on a I, interested In this new aspirant walls, while smooth plaster sten to Poiret models. -So I ventured years, working for only a few onel George Hugh Smith of the ciled In dlaped patterns suit the .The Cleaners substances important for proper white lace knit jumper costume for weeks at a ' time on Jobs in Ten functioning of the human system. a question. Pennsylvania Division. We once walls of the Italian Renaissance. resort wear. The skirt Is of white nessee, Louisiana and Florida for lived in the Pocono Mountains for Salt is not to be considered as “ Is your baby well?” The Tudor period In English fur crepe. fear 1 would be detected, if I stayed the benefit of his failing health. a mere seasoning, ana the craving “ Well? Yes, indeed. He’s the niture, to blend with the solidity longer in one place. Then I just There he tried to teach me to shoot, for salt is not at all like the crav cutest thing. W e adore him. He’s of the oak of the time, should gotten now that he notices— ' bad to come back to see my peo but when I started in westerns as have oak panelled walls. The ing for alcohol or tobacco. The “ Is he fat?” ple.” had to doub^ my shots. substance is import-'.nt In relation French period salons varied be Fashion Plaque “ N-not so very. But’s It’s better “ How did I happen to be typed tween creamy tinted walls, scenic ship to the constitution of the body to have a baby not too fat, don't UNDERGROUND RIVER IS as a western lead? Just one of paper. and Intricately carved and a deficiency manifests Itself by you think? If they gdt too fat you BOON TO SUGAR COMPANY those tricks, of fate. paneling. Solid toned walls In a this craving ON H A W A H PliANTA-nON. "I remember two years ago, Ken soft neutral shade are appropriate can’t carry them around. He gains " r'” Among savage tribes which live about three or four ounces a week Honolulu. — An .underground Maynard’s company was marooned to the' Colonial home, but land mainly -on vegetables, salt is con and Just so he’s gaining it’s all river which was discovered on the In tho northern part of CaUfornla scape pattern papers are often pre sidered much as Americans con right, I guess.” island of Kauai more than a year for three weeks waiting for the ferred because of their quaintness. sider sugar. Children suck sticks ot ago when experts from the McBryde rain to stop. Every day when It It is seldom that you can go salt as our children suck candy. A Target for Queries. Sugar company were searching for cleared about noon, Ren and I rode wrong with cream or Ivory color . Savages ca ry small pieces of salt " I never thought you’d nurse additional sources from which to ir to exercise the horses. He taught in the woodwork, and if It is of “I Resolve” in their pockets and offer it to each your baby, Marty," said one of the rigate their cane is continuing to me to ride, and ride well, during about the same tone as the side other to lick much as an American girl. “ Doesn’ t It tie you down?” flow with no indication of easing that time. wall the room in which it Is used This year, why not resolve to let us help you to make ' ruralite will offer another a chew “ Yes— it does. But I ’ll wean up or stopping. "Mr. Mix taught me to box and will seem much larger than when the most of your clothing allowance. Send your of tobacco. Actually in the past na him some of these days. I ’d do it The “ river” which is really f.n dive. He has a beautiful pool at contrasting woodwork is used. tions fouaht wars lor the posses now since he’s got his start, but do underground stream flowing to sea his borne and I became proficient The floors should be dark. The clothes to us regularly and we will keep them in that you know I’d gain fifteen pounds. through a gigantic lava tube has in back dives, hand springs into sion of sources of common »f>lt. glossy yellow floors seen so fre excellent condition which means longer wear and fine A Bulgarian physician, Dr. Assen Peggy did, and mother says I ’m proved a boon to the plantation. It the water and other fancy dives. quently today do not give a proper '^ d jio o ff, in a consideration of just like her. I don’t da're y e t” is four feet deep and six feet wide The cowboys In the Mix troupe foundation for the decorative appearance. the subject published by the Ameri- Well, In their own parlance, kind and averages between 26 and 30 taught me to handle the rope and scheme. Mahogany and 'walnut ' can Dietetic Association, indicates friends, I ask, wouldn't it slay you? million gallons of water daily. Its shoot. Today I am a full-fledged tints in the floor, polished to a Cleaning and'Dyeing I simply give up. source appears to be the. high rainy itho way in which the body constant- western leading woman. But the soft glow are in excellent taste, Perhaps that poor baby Is get sections of the island which lie In role was thrust upon me. I hasn’t Free Collection and Delivery . * ly takes in salt and loses it in its and blend pleasantly with modern ting along very well. Who knows? the' vicinity of Mount Waleleele, metabolism. People who eat much born that way.” , furnishings. Three or four ounces a week Isn’a which has the distinction of being meat can do -without added salt be a bad gain, and she says be is well, the rainiest spot on earth, with an cause they obtain salt from the so that’s that. annual rainfall of more than 400 blood af the animals they eat. Meat w inches. BREATHING PLANTS LEFTOVER HAM But like the old farmer I must T h e iantains considerable quantities ol remark, “ It Isn’t in nature. It’s sodium chloride, as do also salt AMIONG THE SMART importa unnatural.” REMOVING GU»I Slice the .leftover end of ham water llsh, but the fruits and vege tions from Europe is this card Her reason was kboinlnable to Many plants die Indoors because about an inch thick. Cover with DOUGIN i>YX W OlOiS tables, and particularly fine flours, case of leather stai d with gold begin with and even if the baby To reimove chewing gum, rub they have not enough fresh air. sliced raw potatoes. Cover with HsrrisoivStrenfc'^ IN© , ;*Phij contain very little salt. stripes and lined wiu. white moire. doesn’t suffer, she will. the spotibt with alcohol until it all Keep the windows near plants open milk, season .cd bake, adding m!lk Sq um M«nch«cter ' . 'The fast t ^ t a certain quantity It should find great favor with the A nursing mother needq throe comes off. Rub dry with a clean slightly, by inserting one of the enough tp keep moist. is is an ^ A— kr should woman. whooping meals a day, and a standard ventilators. *Mt^^t*** JNJld-weather d__i. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY,. JANUARY 14,1929. IGBWKB BRUSHING UP SPORTS By U u fe r OLSON’ S TERRIBLE SWEDES V TRIM NEW BRITAIN 27-! Charles Stoneham Wants HERE’S PROOF EXTRA POINT nectknt Debnt Jack to Fight for Him at IS SIMPLY INDIVIDUALITY Polo Grounds This Sum New York, Jan. 10.— For rare consistency in adding the extra Nighk &iDic Proves ^ pointkfter touchdown during the 1928 season, Sull of Pennsyl vania and Thompson of Lafayette will have few rivals. Play Here Tomorrow mer; No Opponent Named LIKED BIG FELLOWS Scull, the All-America back, attempted 26 tries for extra points after touchdowns for Pennsylvania this year amf 23 of Although he confessed that, the efforts were successful. Evening. By DAVIS J. WALSL of all the fighters he ever had Thompson missed this mark by one. He tried just as many associated with, he thought most as Scull but he was off one less time. , i oc Jim Jeffries and Jack Dempsey, Irving Nelson, the Iowa substitute and hero of the Minnesota Olson’s Terrible Swedes proved their worth so far as Connecticut is York Jan. 14— Not wish- the late Tex Rick^yJ was partial game, bad a perfect record of four in four attempts. One of bis- New i kicks won the game with Minnesota. concerned .when they defeated the ing m prattle needlessly about i to bigger men than either of the two former heavyweight cham- Thompson, a Chattanooga star, made a run of 12 straight / strong New Britain Professionals In other peoples’ business or anything during the season. the Hardware City Saturday night like that, but the fact of the uatter pions. He felt that when he had two huge fellows booked that half Other excellent performances in adding the extra points after by a score*<^ 27 to 24. The Coltey- is that Jack Dempsey today is in touch downs are credited to Holmer of Northwestern, who made ville, Kansas, outfit which Is tonr receipt of a definite bid from Char of the work was done. He admitted tliat "he thought he 8 out of 9, Caraway of Purdue who made 10 out of 12, Lusby of ing this part of. the country is xe- les A. Sto.neham to fight for the Wisconsin, who, like Nelson, made 4 out of 4, and Clark of Col- - heavyweight championship at the had made a mistake after he ported to be undefeated this season orado who made 17 out of 27. Polo Grounds this summer. Mr. signed Dempsey to fight Willard. with 43 victories already compiled. Stoneham may be identified as the He thought that Dempsey was too The fact that the Rec Five hasn’t man who first discovered that the small and he was convinced that lost a single game on its home floor ■ . New Y’ork Giants could bear up very the crowd was held down for that makes tomorrow nlghVs battle with manfully without Rogers Hornsby. fight because of a feeling that lit the Swedes most imporlant. One The offer was carried to Demp tle Dempsey didn’t have a chance COFFEYYILLEFIVE record or the other must fall. And sey as he passed through town on against the gigantic Willard. if the Swedes are as good, as they Saturday night by Floyd Fitzsim are cracked up to he, the ohiinces mons, who may be Identified as the Pelt Sorry for Jack BOASTSBIGRECORD confidential man In the Dempsey Rickard said several times in camp; also as the prcmoter, in later years_ that he felt sorry name at least, of the Dempsey- for Dempsey as the time ap Miske championship fight at Ben proached for the Toledo battle. He Olson’s Swedes Have Played ton Harbor, Mich. Fitzimmons had been told and knew of his own knowledge that Willard "candy TAE RRSr RX)ND • was suspected at the time of pro OF In Nearly Every State in moting on Kearns and Dempsey wasn’t training, but he thought KNOCK-OOUON OFCHCCOLAtEr money but that merely goes to show that a huge, powerful man such as ««»«*^OBA****** BY vJOE S2AL^R o • how snugly the hook-up .nay fit. he was, didn’t have to be In first- oosr ujWAT THe kid n e t o e d Union as List Reveals. Dempsey is believed to have exer class condition ' to beat a little TO PBoOe OF cised a sort of patrimony over Fitz fellow. ••CHAHPlOf'JSHlD O A U B R E...... Manchester High will resume its Ml these many years. It is related that on the night basketball schedule this week if .\n idea of how widely known As for Stoneham, it is evident before the fight Rickard spent present hopes are realized. The Olson’s Terrible Swedes of Coffey- that he either hasn’ t been reading some time with Willard discu^ing team is scheduled to play at West ville, KansSs, are is shown in the the theorists very closely or he the possibility of an exhibition Hartford- Friday night and enter following partial list of teams they firmly believes that you can’t rule tour after the fight and the. de You’ve been hearing a lot about ed a meteoric rise that landed him vas. Chocolate jumped right up tain Hartford Public High here the brve played In nearly every state and got down to the serious busi a guy oft for trying. In any case, fense of his title again as soon as Kid Chocolate and you are going to' in the Madison Garden ring, as following night. In the union during their eight Fitzsimmons was booked to make he could get a good big follow hear plenty more as soon as the great an attraction as has been seen ness of the evening and although years of existence: a late train out of town on Thurs for him. great little bantam returns to the in the big town in the last decade, the decision was a draw, ringsiders “ Cap” Bissell again played a Portis. Kansas. Dynamos. day night but something must have Carp Got a Title States this month for a final drive among the boys below the welter agreed the Cuban had the edge. prominent role Saturday night when Scott City, Kansas, Ainer. Legion. happened because the poor fellow for a championship. weight division. Kid Chocolate has prizering “ it” . Trinity College turned back Albany Tulsa, Oklahoma, ilagles. At present he is vacationing in His last fight with Joe Scalfora He possesses everything a cham missed it. He had the same concern about Law 25 to 17. Bissell made five Shidler,- Okb homa. Red Birds. are pretty good that It will be the Had Long Talk size when he be,gan to con his native Cuba, after a s'ensational established him as a boy with the pion should have except a fiair for Lamar, Colorado, Ath Club. Rec’s record upon which' the ink stuff of a champion. “ wilding.” If his backers can steer field goals and a foul. Nobody It seems possible that the “ some sider Carpenter as a prospective season in New York, where he had La Junta, Colorado, City Team. bottle will be upset. The Swedes ace Scalfaro caught the Kid on the him clear of the Harlem bright made more than that and Bissell thing” in question may have been a opponent for Dempsey. There the boxing public In the aisles. Walsenbunr Colorado. Meocas. natioually known anj have been Fighting in the smaller clubs chin with the first punch of the lights Qhocolate should win himself got most of the glory tor the vic tip that Stoneham wished to have wasn’t an awful lot of actual dif •fii’esburg, Colorado, Firemen oiganized for eight years. around New York, Chocolate start light and deposited him on the can a nice belt and a lot of money soon. tory. words with him. Anyhow, they had ference In the specifications of the Pinebluff, Nebraska, Ath Club. Xu the game at New Britain, the champion and the Frenchman, but words and plenty of them fo^r up A suggestion from Detroit asks Rawlins, Wyo., Amer Legion. Kansasites used only two of the ward of several hours on Friday he didn’t like the advance public DID YOU KNOW THAT— that the pitcher who starts a base Laramie, Wyo., Uni. of Wyo. ity from Paris that boasted of men meutioned in their advance afternoon and, to show you how a ball game be compelled to stay In Rock Springs, Wyo. All Stars. Carpentier as a middleweight. publicity— Olson and PerfecL How- habit like that will get you, the there the full nine innings. The Glenrock, Wyo, Standard Oils. It came to pass fortunately that LOMSKi TACKLES BRADDOCK Back in the days when it was l ever, that the men they used must same train that Fitz was to have only trouble with this rule lies in Casper, Wyo., M. E. Church. be pretty good, is e.videnced by made on Thursday went on a^ u t Carpentier was established as an legal to drink a beer the New | eligible for competition in the York ball players used to drink .the tact that lots of gailles would Malad, Idaho City. I their victory over the strong Uard- its business on Saturday and Fitz resemble serial stories— — “ Con St. George, Utah, Dixie Cdllege. I ware City outfit whkh ns rated ful ' wasn't on that one, either. heavyweight class when he won FRIDAY M G H T l GARDEN beer at the Amsterdam Inn up the world’s light heavyweight near the Polo Grounds.. .Thene tinued tomorrow” . Parawon, Utah, All Stars. ly as good if not better than the He was at the station to meet < S . championship from Battling Le- weren’t any ^ub detectives at Socorro, N. Mexico, State Aggies. Rec Five. Gullic. who sahstituted- Dempsey and he rode off with him Interest is running high in the Las Vegas, N. Mexico, College. ill the same taxicab, bizbazzing the vlnsky. the lime and the boye were al for Olson, was the hero of the The weights of the two fight lowed to stay up late fn the gar town championship bowling match Flagstaff. Arizona. State Normal. game, flipping in a field and foul while. , , , Seeker of Loughran’s Title SOCCER between Howard Murphy, present Stoneham, of course, is looking ers, however, were carefully den behind the in n ....T h e Miami, Arizona, City, goal when the teams were dead holder of the title and “ Lofty” to Fitzsimmons to produce Demp watched. The trainers of Demp kitchen in the inn closed at mid Beaver City. Neb., Amer. Legion. locked at 24 all. sey and Carpentier would not per and Conqueror of Grif London, Jan. 14.— English'foot Curtis which w’lll start Wednesday Jerome, Arl.. American Legion. Here is the summary: sey, if he can be produced. The night and when the boys wanted night at the Charter Oak Alleys. baseball man is no more a stranger mit them to be weighed in public ball games played Saturday result to eat later they had to go else Fresno. California. Y. M. C. A. . Olson’s Terrible Swedes (27) '* and their word had to be taken ed as follows; Whittier, Cal., Whittier College. B. F. to prize fight promotion than is fiths Matched; Other where. . . .They knew a popular The influenza sickness has been % Fitzsimmons, except that he made that they weighed “ about” so ENGLISH SOCCER CUP little spot on 145th street near! Auburn. California, Cubs. Stewart, If ...... 0 0 money very rapidly while Fitz has much. Third Round a serious handicap to the h’^h Fort Worth, Texas, Y. M. C. A. Olson, r f ...... O 0 4 Broadway... .It was a little! school basketball team here. Many not been without his successes. Two Bouts In Works. Lincoln 0, Leicester City 1. one=arm hole in the wall joint Warren. .Arkansas. Y. M. C. A. Gullis, r f ...... 4 2 10 of these were the Leonard-White Firpo Had the Size Walsall 1, Middlesborougb 1. long hours of hard study confront Jonesboro. Arkansas, Y. M. C. A. Campbell, c ...... 3 3 9 where a young singing chef the players before they will be eli and Gibbon-Carpentler meetings, It was Firpo’s size that made Luton Town 0, Crystal Palace 0. made a mean hamburger plas- , Jonesboro. Ark_ State Aggies. Perfect, I g ...... 2 0 4 such a tremendous hit with gible to play.. .Obviously, this Rae, rg ...... both of which were box ofilce wows New York, Jan. 14.— Leo Lorn- Southampton 0, .Clapton, Orient tered with onions and pickles Springfield. Missouri, Shockleys. . 0 0 0 • ■ .f Rickard. The general make up of doesn’ t leave much time for basket to a greater or less degree. Stone ski, Aberdeen (Wash.) light- 0. — .The chef sang and dished Cape Girardeau, Mo., Teachers — --- , the South American was just what ball practice. / ham promoted a couple of Greb heavyweight, swings back into ac Reading 2. Tottenham' Hotspurs out wise" cracks while he was I College. 11 5 27 fights for the middleweight title, Rickard had pictured as an ideal tion Friday night in Madison St. Louis. Mo., Y. M. H. A. Ncav Britain 1‘ros <24). 0. chefing and then shoved out the | These articles about basketball, sponsored the Criqui-Kilbane affair, for promotion as a challenger. Square Garden after four months Beloit, Wisconsin. Fairies. B. Birmingham 3. Manchester City sandwiches through a hole, i written by H.- C. Carlson, coach of F. T. guaranteeing the latter $100,000 When Firpo was first called “ the of resting and building up for an Neenah, Wisconsin. Boosters. Sicnian, I f ...... 3 1 7 wild bull of the Pampas” 'Rickard came out from behind and serv- I the University of Pittsburgh •> and then passed quietly away, de intensive ring campaign. The West Porlvale 0, Manchester United 3. ed them. . . . And the chef who : Port Washington, Wis., City. Rubenslein, rf . . . . 0 . 4 feated for the time being. He never chuckled and said — "There basketball team, published in The Springfield, Illinois, Empires. Zakzeski, c ...... ern sensation is to tackle James J. Chelsea 2, Everton 0. did this was Jack M u lh all.... Herald, are well worth one’s time . 4 3 -1 1 , lost the hanger for the big money couldn’t be no better name for Vandalia, Illinois. Dieckmanns. Leary, Ig ...... 0 0 him. The people will look for Braddock, Jersey City y>>ungster, m Mlllwall 1, Northampton 1. the fillum fellow. reading. It you have been over 0 of the racket, however, and with the feature bout of ten rounds as Carboudale, 111., So. 111. College. Slteehan. r s ...... 1 ■ 0 *2 "Rickard in his grave, he probably him on the streets now.” Darlington 2, Bury 6. looking them, start tonight. ‘the first step in another drive on Cairo, Ill'’nois. Aces. ■* — — sees a chance to cash. Norwich City 0, Corinthians 5. the light-heavyweight title held by Bradford City 2, Stockport Coun The basketball game between the Galesburg, Illnois, Big Five. 10 4 24, Dempsey Tied Up Paulino Too Laughy Decatur, 111.. SL Jas. & St. Thos. Rickard was steamed up about Tommy Loughran. ty 0. Meriden Endees and Hoboken Ger Referee: Sullivan. Halftime scorv He may never get it, for several Martin, Tenn.. Uni. Jr. College. — New Britain 12, Swedes 9. ~ reasons, and neither of them has Paulino until he saw him. Lomski hud his chance at the Swindon 2, New Castle United 0. Sarazens 286 Wins mans played in the Silver City Sat title about a year ago and held urday night must have been Inter Memphis, Tenn., Triangles and anything t^ do with Dempsey’s When I returned from Paris in Accrington Stanley 1, Bourne Stars. 1924 Rickard asked me if I had Loughran down, but he could not esting to watch. A total of 106 present tie np with the Garden. mouth and Boscombe 1. Brerals, Tenn., Y. M. C. A. That arrangement expires March 1 seen I^aulino and I told him that keep him down for the ring’s fatal Plymouth Argyle 3, Blackpool 0. points were scored by the two teams BASKETBALL and, when I say expires, I may I had seen George Cook, the -Aus ten. Confidence that if he gets Miami Beach Open and yet the margin of victory was Nashville, Tenn., Y. M. H. A. Arsenal i. Stoke City 1. Chattanooga, Tenn., Rail Liles. mean dies. Anyhow, stoneham can tralian, beat him In a terrible 20- Loughran inside the ropes again at only four points. Meriden won 55 Wolverhampton Wanderers 0, Chattanooga, Tonn., Penn-DIxies. miss if Dempsey doesn’t fight again round bout. Rickard didn’t ask 175 pounds be will scale the cham to 51. Mansfield Town 1. Tuscaloose, Ala., Uni. of Ala. HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS and he also can miss if Dempsey about the fight. pionship heights Is one of the in Miami Beach, Fla., Jan. 14.— Watford 1, Preston North End 0. Hundreds of Manchester persons Montgomery. Ala., Y. M. C. A. does. For It is just possible that “ How big is he?” he inquired fluences responsible for the pro Westham United 1, Sunderland Gene Sarazen sank a one-foot putt Dempsey can see himself In the dual and I told him that he had weight,, for a birdie three ou llie seventy- saw motion pictures of the famous Albany, Georgia, Ath Club. New Haven Hillhouse 20, Hart jected campaign of Lomski. 0 role of promoter and fighter, with but was rather short and chunky. . second hole at the La Gorco course backward run by Roy Riegels in Augusta. Georgia, Y. M. C. A. ford 13. The selection of^ Braddock as Wigan Borough 1, The Wednes- the Callfornia-Georgla Tech game Gainesville, Fla., Uni..of Fla. St. Thomas. 27, Weavier 22. Fitz to front for him in the busi “ That ain’t right unless he Lomskl’e foe in the latter’s return here' Saturday afternoon to retain ness office. In this way, be could da^y 3. at the State Theater Friday and Ft. Benning. Geo.. Military School Torringlon 32, Naugatuck 27. could fight like Dempsey,” he to the ring Insures a strict test for bis title in the Miami Beach open cut himself two ways out of a possi said. Portsmouth 2, Charlton Athletic championship. Sarazen finished Saturday. One thing the pictures Jack’ville, Pla.', Masked Marvels. New Haven Commercial 25, Con ble three and retire definitely to a When ■ Paulino came to this the Westerner and promises an In 1. with 286 total. prove is that T^om did not tackle St. Augustine, Plfc.. Comets. gress High IS. life of ease and refinement country and -met Rickard, even be teresting struggle. Braddock re Exeter City 2, Leeds United. 2. George Christ, Davenport, Fla., Riegels at the goal line as press Columbia, S. Car.. Pacific Mills. It there is anything sensible fore he had fought. Rickard said cently gave the boxing world some Aston Villa 0. Cardiff City 1. professional, who had forged ahead accounts stated. ^ Lorn overtook Lyman, S. Car., Pacific Mills. STATE PRO RESULTS about fighting, I would venture off that he didn’t think he would do. thing of a shock with his knockout Bristol City 0, Liverpool 2. of Sarazen on the sixteenth bole of him at the goal, canght him by one Greenville, S. Car., Dunean Mills. hand -that this way of doing it is “ He laughs too much to he a of Tuffy Griffiths in two rounds. Burnley Sheffield United 1. the final round, dropped to second arm and held on for dear life in Greer, S. Car., Y. M. C. A. Bristol Endees 40, Plainfield eminent of good sense. He might wild man,” he said.. ^ The victory established Braddock Bolton Wanderers 2, Oldham u. place when be required five strokes forming him of his mistake In ex Charleston, S. Car., W, E. A. C. Pi os. 29. tie np vi^th Stoneham, If the urge and convinced the Jersey/lad’s ad Notts Forest 3, Swansea Town 2. on the last hole. His total was 287, cited shouts.. Riegels, realizing hls Charlotte, N. Car., Monograms. Olson’s Terrible Swedes 27, New was on him, in such a way that he mirers that he has found himself Chesterfield 1, Huddersfield' one above the champion’s. mistake, stopped and was about to Erlanger, N. Car., Mills. Britain Pres. 24. could use the Polo Grounds with SMITH POPULAR as a fighter. With his combination Town 7. Johnny Fkrrelli national open ground the ball when he was Spartanburg, S. C., Mills and Ath Hartford K. of L. 51, Waterbury Fitz or Leo P. Flynn as the figure of boxing and sharp, forceful hit Hull City 1, Bradford 1. champion, finished In third position tackled viciously and hurled across Club. K. of L. 22. head promoter. Fitz himself claim? ting, Braddock i;, expected to be a Derby County 4, Notts County 3, with a score of 292, while George his own goal line by Georgia Tech Emery, Va., Emery and Henry Meriden Endees 55, Hoboken* players. The referee, however, to have an option on Navin Field WITH RING FANS factor in the light-heavyweight Blackburn Rovers 1, Barnsley 0. Volght, New York amateur, and College. Germans 51. . ' Detroit, which. If true, v ould mean ranks if he hurdles the obstacle ’Willie Klein, Miami Beach pro, ruled Riegel’s progress had stopped Athens, W. Vlr., Concord S. Col. another distinct possibility, grant Grimby Town 1, West Bromwich when Lorn grabbed him. ■presented by Lomski. Albion 1. were tied for fourth place with to Princeton, W, Virginia, Elks. COLLEGE RESULTS ing that Dempsey was willing to go Always Provides Plenty of Ac His vacation days ended, A1 Sing tals of 293. Harry Hampton, Key Norfolk, Vir., Park Place M. E. through with a fight In the first West pro, was sixth with 294. SWTMinNG Richmond, Vir., Y. M, C. A. Conn. Aggies 44, New Hamp tion; Meets Drew in Hart er, Bronx ring sensation who is be s c o t t is R l e a g u e Wesleyan 50, Boston Universliv place. Detroit is a live one, from Charleston, W. Vir,, Senators. shire 25. the standpoint of sports promotion ford Thursday. lieved headed for the lightweight First Division title, will resume fighting tonight 6. Cumberland, Maryland, Caseys. Army 31. Dickinson 28. or almost any other kind. Aberdeen 6, St. Mirren 0. * COLLEGE WRESTLING Army 43, Lehigh 19. at the New Broadway Arena, Altoona, Penn., Y. M. I. Navy 40, Catholic Univ., 13. As for Dempsey himself. If he Johnny Drew, Worcester’sspopu- Airdironlans 2. Third Lanark 0. Harvard 18, Columbia 11- M. 1. T. 48, Amherst 36. wants to fight, the windfall of a lar Jewish junior lightweight, who Brooklyn. Singer is to engage Joe Ayr United 2, Herts 4. Erie, Penn., Electricz and Ham- Baltimore 32, Villanova 28 Army 28, Wash, and Lee 6. Lafayette 37, Temple 22. mermillB. Penn. 26, Dartmouth 23. - lifetime is his for the asking. The has a host of admirers in Bridge Ryder, rugged Brooklyn veteran. In Clyde 1, Motherwell 1. Yale Varsity 18, Mass. Institute the feature event, scheduled for ten Clearfield, Penn., Tornadoes. Oklahoma 27, Kansas 25. proposition wouldn’ t need a pro port, will appear in the star bout-of Dundee 1, KHmarnock 3. of Tech. 9. RIFLE moter; all it needs is an adding rounds. Pittsburgh, Penn., Goldensons. Marquette 21, Detroit 13. ten rounds against Steve Smith, of Hamilton Academicians 2, Fal- Yale Freshmen 2l, M. 1.1. Fresh West Virginia 1,348, Navy 1,342. machine. Bridgeport, at Foot Guard hall in Though he will enter the ring a McKeesport, Penn., Cyclers. Missouri 30. Nebrask? 25. kirk 2. men 6, C. C. N, Y. 1,021, N. Y. Stock Franklin, Penn., Y. M. C. A. Providence 25, Sprii.giield 21. Hartford on this coming 'Thursday prohibitivfe favorite. Singer must Hibernians 1, Cowdenbeath 2. C. C. N. Y. 22, Lafayette 6. Exchange 992. • night. Sharon, Penn., Hi Collegians. Northeastern 40, Worcester Tech- win the approaching match in con Patrick Thistle 3. Celtic 0. 35. This will be Drew’s second start vincing fashion to insure a prom New York Clly, N. Y., Union City Queen’s Park 0, Rangers 4. Reds. Holy Cross 34, Vermont 20. since his .long layoff, recently hav ised battle with Bud Taylor at the Raith Rovers 3. St. Johnstone 3. fOXV ing met the lough Andy Martin at Bennington, Vt., Ath.AssocIation. Rutgers 33, City College 32. r Garden. Second Division Pittsfield, Mass., Eagles. Purdue 46, Norfhwe.stern 30. The reql aristocrats of base Boston and being pronounced ready Arrangements were completed Arthurlie 2, Albion ^Rovers 1. for an active campaign among the Lorain, Ohio, Lions. Indiana 37. Minnesota 36. ball are those who can yesterday for a ten-round bout be Bathgate 8 Alloa. 1. Akron, O., Goodyears and Fire Ohio'State 27, lUinois 22. junior lightweights. In taking on tween Max Schmellng. German Bo’ness'5, Queen of South 1. get into the .400. Smith, Drew is drawing a tough stones. Princeton 25, Cornell 21.. heavyweight, and Johnny Rtsko, Clydebank 4. Armadale, 0. Columbus; Ohio. Klnnearz. Michigan 3fi,' Iowa 25. assignment In the Polish lad. who Cleveland, to be fought as the fea Dunfermline Athletic 1, Leith By H. C. Carlson, M. D. always gives the mans a real run for Portsmouth, 0., Baesman Selects. Wisconsin 33. Chicago 21. ture on Feb. 1 In Madison Square Athletic 2. their money; as recently he has de ML Vernon, 0., K. of P. Wesleyan 15, Mass. Aggies 14, Garden.. The contest replaces the Forfar Athletic 0, Morton 2. University of Pittsburgh Coach. Toledo. Ohio, i^cott Shops. Amherst 40, Maine 31. feated Frankie .Lallay. of Albany, proposed match between Jack De who just defeated Phil Goldstein in Kings Part 1, Dumbarton 1. When Dr. Naiamilh first origi goal to deter spectators from de Cincinnati, O., Harrison Hotels. Middlebury 34, Brown 1^. , laney and Jimmy Slattery which St. Bernard’s , Bast Fife 1. nated basketball, the game flecting shots, the home boys Cleveland, O., EJks. . Brown Freshmen 32, Boston UnS«{ a thriller at Holyoke. Two weeks was postponed because of Delaney’s ago Smith handed Benny Nabors, Stenhpusemuir 1, Arbroath 1. learned the value of particular Wapakoneta, O., Amer. Legion. verslty Freshmen 13. ' • illness. was started by giving the ball to grooves in snooting goals and, as Flint, Mich., I. M. A. Gettysburg 46, Drexel 32. one of New York’s leading mitt one team. Then the ball .was sllngers, a neat lacing at Bridge- ENGLISH LEAGUE a result^ th^re came wooden and Holland, Mich., Holland Furnace. SL Joseph’s 34, Textile 16. / Joe/Dundee will • have at least placed in the middle of the floor, g^n^s bank boards. ppTt. Third Division Pontiac,.Mich., Broom & Bnmams Swarthmore 43, Lehigh 40., one warm-up ring engagement be SOUTHERN SECTION followed by a general rush teward At first, the number of players Lansing. Mich., Morden Oils. Muhlenberg 31, Ursinus * In the semi-final Benny Martini, It..Finally, there caffie the present on each team was placed at nine, New York featherweight, who re fore ho undertakes to defend his Brentford 4, Qilllngham 1. Rushville, Idd., Independents. tra period). ’ - title. The world’s welterweight Brighton and Hove 4,. Bristol Ipethod of jumping for the ball. then at seven and finally at the Ft. Wayne, Ind., .Gen.-Electrics. Colgate S3, Untverslty of B u a l# cently defeated Murray Fuchs and The origlual goals /Were peach prebent number of five. Jack Pettlbone at the big city, will champion has been signed to battle Rovers 0. Evansville, Ind., Agogas. 21. ' A1 Mello of Boston in Mike Mal Coventry. City 1, Fulham 2. basket^ but the supply was limit Changes in penalties are also McSherrvstown, Penn., St. Marys. Trinity 25, Albany Law meet Joe Dwyer, of Boston, who ed and the' next basket was a Interesting. At first, the violator comes well recommended as a loy’s Arena at Boston, on Jan. 25. Merthyr Town 2, Newport Coun , Gettysburg, Penn., Firemen. 'The contest will be for ten rounds cylinder of woven wire. Next was put out of the game until the : Pari^, Kentucky. Ath Club* tough, experienced fighter. Both ty 1, came the use of a hoop with a next goal was made. The offended Martini and Dwyer have forwarded and at a weight above 147 pounds NORTHERN SECTION Loretto, Penn., St. Francis Col. ^ HOCaOET basket, of wire or cord, but this team was given a point for each OoUege Beeelte. challenges to meet Battaiinoi they so that Dundee’s title will, not be Asbington 0, Crewe Alexandra p.ecessltated, the use of a ladder foul; later in was a point for four will have to be looked over by the Involved. to get the ball out of a basket. fouls. Then came the value of INDOOR POLO Princeton 4, Boston CoU< fans to.decide on this matter. Rochdale 4, Carlisle United 0. Later the retainer Was eliminated field «oals as two points and foul Princeton 10,' Whippany River Dartxaonth S. Birvard 1. ^ A slx-rounder and'three four- Jackie Fields, Coast welter South-Shields 4, Tranmere Rovriand the netting placed. goal as one point, l^ter, the of 8 1- 2. Williams 10. Army 0. rounders will complete the card of weight, and ,’ ack McCarthy have ers 1. At first the basTiet was nailed to fended man shot from the point Arn>^ 9. Essex Troop 6. School Results six bouts ibat will consume 36 been paired for a ten-round bout Wrexham 3. Kartlepools UuUed the balcony railing. When wire of the foul. Finally r_'le tbe'pres- Yale J. V. 8 l-£. Squadron A, Pomfret 2, .l5&an 2. rouiuls oX jMZjja*. ia oa tlaa* ware ateaait bask bX tbs islini* ^ l&d Tmub jli X {Yjdf Froilm ea St |§!^t V "MANCHESTER EVENING HERAED, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^' MONDAY, JANUARY 14,1929. ncentrate Your Efforis-Use These Columns And Gain The Profitable Results You Want .Want Ad Information. Laost and F oddo Fuel and Feed 4U-A ijegal Notices banquet hall where dancing was LOST — SUNDAY AFTERNOON be FOR SALE— HARD WOOD slabs, •AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD 525 AHEND HRST enjoyed. Old-fashion and modern T. Manchester tween Center Springs and 85 Foster sawed stove length’^ 10 per co-rd. O. at Manchester, within and for the numbers were on the program and street, Parker Duofold fountain pen. H. Whipple, telephone 222S evenings. district of Manchester, on the 12th. the novelty number^ caused a lot Inscribed with F. D. Williams. Find- day of'January, A. D„ 1929. SOCIAL OF MASONS Evening Herald please call 2870. FOR SALE— BEST OF hard wood. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. of fun. In the mednlime card aud Slabs $7.00 load, hardwood $8.00 . Judge. pool games were played in the so Clagsified Advertisements LOST — SUNDAY MORNING from Phone Yoiir Want Ads load: also lire place wood. Cnas. It, f Estate of Rose Pucci late of Man cial rooms a.na the children were » six ftV6r£ifir6 words to & 11ns. automobile, bunch of keys, In dark Palmer. Telephone 895-3. chester in said district, deceased Big Crowd Enjoys Extensive Initials, numbers and abbreviations brown leather Amity case. Reward. Upon application of'Gaetano Pucci entertained a games in the small each connt as a word and compond H. F. Gaboon, 319 East Center street. To The praying that administration be grant Program— Not a Dun Mo- Telephone 1618-2. F^el ana Feed 40-A lodge ro()ms. words as two worda Minimum cost Is ed on said estate, as per application ment in Evening. price of three Hnea ^ on file, it IS FtiU SALE— S1.AB wood, stove ORDERED—That the foregoing KOKOMO WOMAN BECOMES r.lne rates per day for transient LOST — LITTLE WHITE French length, fireplace wood 8 to 9 dollars, application be heard and determined poodle. Finder please call 1473, a truck load. V. Flrpo. 116 Wells An unusually fine time 'was re MOTHER AM) GiLAND.MOTHEIt at, the Probate office in Manchester ported by those who attended the IN SPACE OP 'rW'O HO tits Effective March 17, 1*27 Announceineoia 2 street. Phone 2466-W and 2634-2. Evening Herald in said District, on the 19th day of Cash Charge January, A. D„ 1928, at 9 o’clock in first Masonic social which was held Kokomo, Ind.— It Isn't ’ every 7 cts 9 cts WOOD FOR SALE— Hard, chestnut, the forenoon, and that notice be woman that becomes a mother and 6 Consecutive Days mixed, white birch and slab. Season fn the Temple here Saturday night. 3 Consecutive Days 9 cts 11 cts STEAMSHIP TICKETS—all parts of given to all persons Interested in said a grandmother within two hours. 13 Cts the world. Ask for sailing lists and ed and sawed to order. L. T. Wood estate of the pendency of said appli An attendance of 525 was reportdd 1 Day ••••••••••••• 11 ** cts - — — Co.. 55 Bissell street. Phone 498, Mrs. Ben Heinemann here did. She All orders for Irregular Insertions rates. Phone 750-3. Robert J. Smith. cation and the time and place of hear by the ticket committee and There will be charged at the one-t.line rate. 1009 Main streeL ing thereon, by publishing a copy of wasn't a dull moment during the gave*birth at 5 a. m. to a daughter. Special rates for long term every Garden-Fann-Dalry Products 60 Call 664 this order In some newspaper having entire evening. At 7 a. m. an older daughter, Mrs, 'day advertising given upon request. AojtonioolIe« for Sale a circulation in said district, on or be Ervin Cass gave birth to a daugh Ads ordered for three or six days FOR SALE—FANCY GREEN Moun fore January 14, 1929, and by posting At 6:30 a supper was served. It ter. and stopped before the third or fifth .a copy of this order on the public consisted of roast pork, mashed po FOR SALE—REO 7 passenger , tour tain potatoes, Frank V, Williams. And Ask for “ Bee” The second birth made Mrs, day will be charged only for the ac 989-12. sign-post In said town of Manchester, tato, green apple pie, cheese tual number of times the ad appear ing. Chandler sedan. 3 Reo trucks. at least, five days before the day of Heinemann a grandmother ,tw(^ ed. charging at the rate earned, but Brown’s Garage. Telephone 869. Cor FOR SALE—APPLES. Greenings, Tell Her What You Want said hearing, to appear l.f they see and coffee. Then the crowd went ner Cooper and West Center streets. hours* after she had become a no allowances or refunds can be .oane Baldwins, Jonathan and Delicious, cause at said time and place .and be to the main lodge room where tlu- mother. on six time ads stopped after the by the basket, bushel or barrel, at heard relative thereto, and make re turn to this court, and by mailing In Beethoven Glee club and the Max FOR SALE— GOOD USED CARS the farm or delivered. Edge wood She will take your ad. help you word it fur best results, ^’^No^"tTil forbids": display lines not Fruit Farm. TeL 946. W. H. Cowles. and see tbat It is properly inserted. ilill will be mailed a registered letter, postage paid on well Mandolin club gave an hour’s rXUSOAL WEDDING CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. or before January 14. 1929, a copy of concert. Miss Beatrice Johnson ^°Tlie Herald will not bo responsible same day allowing you until seventb day after fosertlon this order to Gaetano Pucci. Jennie Los .\ngeles.— Death failed to Center & Trotter Streets Uooscliold Goods 61 Pucci. Alfred Pucci, all of 2157 Cro- gave readings. Miss Helen Berg- for more than one Incorrect tn^rtlon TeL 1174 or 2021-2 to take advantage of the CASH RATE. halt the m-rrlage of Edna Narinoff of any advertisement ordered for tolia Avenue. New York Citv gren sang foIos and Miss Gladys and Joe Abramson. Whtn Rabbi more than one time. GOOD USED COAL ranges, some with WILLIAM S. ilYDE Carlisle played mandolin numbers. The Inadvertent omission of incor Auto Acceaaorlea—'TIrea 0 water-fronts, $15 up. Also some good Max A. Epstein dropped dead ot rect tiuhllcaMon of advertising will be gas ranges $8 up. Oak dining room H-1-14-29. Helge Pearson entertained with an heart disease in'the midst of the rectified onlv by cancellation of the tables $5. $10, $15. Oak sideboard organ recital. All were roundly ap ceremony. Rabbi RaJl'n stepped charge made for the service rendered. BATTERIES FOR YOUR automobile $ 8, plauded. • • * ranging from $7 up. Recharging and WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE forward and completed the nuptial repairing. Distributors of Prest-O- The assemblage, then went to the All advertisements must conform 17 Oak Stree, Legal Notices 79 Legal Nollcea rites. In stvle. copy and typography with llte Batteries. Center Auto Supply 70 POLICE COURT regulations enforced by the publish Co.. 155 Center. TeL 673. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD er.*? and they reserve the right to Wanted— To Huy 68 at Jlanchester, within and for the AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD edit, revise or reject any mpy con NOW IS THE TIME to have your car district of Manchester, on the 12th. at Manchester, within and for the Because of conviction in ■ the sidered ohtectionable. ■checked up for the winter season. day of January, A. D., 1929. district of Manchester, on the 12th. Manchester Town court this morn CI.OSINH HOURS—Classified ads Experienced mechanics trained by 1 WILL PAY THE highest prices for Present WILLIAM. S. HYDE, Esq., day of January, A. D., 1929. ing two Manchester men lost their General Motors assures you expert old automobiles for junk. Wm, Judge. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., to he published .same dav must be re- Ostrlnsky. TeL 849 c.-lved by 17 o'clock noon. Saturdays work. Estate of Joseph McCaughey late of Judge. rights to drive an automobile, A-:- 10:30 a. m. H. A. STEPHENS Manchester, in said District, deceased. Estate of Hugh Morlarty late of cording to the laws of the stale Chevrolet Sales and Service WILL Pa y t h e h i g h e s t cash The Administrator having exhibit Manchester in said district, deceased. prices for rags, paper, magazines, when a man or Woman is convicted Telephone Your Want Ads. ■-■-nwM- at Knot. Tel. 939-2 ed his administration account with Upon application of The Manches old metal. Will also buy all kinds ot said estate to this Court for allow ter Trust Company praying that an of driving an automobile while un For Sale or Rent. Ads are accepted over the telephone chickens. Morris H. Lessner. Tel ance. it is \ M o v in g — 'I'ru rk ln g — n io ra g e vjo 1545. instrument purporting to be the last der the influence of liquor their li at the CHAROE RATE given above ORDERED—That the 19th. day of will and testament of said deceased cense is automatically taken as a convenience to advertisers, but :January, A. D.. 1929, at 9 o’clock, be admitted to probate and that let the CASH RATES will be accepted as STORAGE ROOMS for furniture or I PAY THE best prices for rags, forenoon, at the Probate office. In said ters of administration with the will from them. The men in question to FUEL PAYMENT .If paid at the busi Merchandise available at Braith- paper, books, metals etc. U Oren- Manchester, be and the same is as annexed be granted on said estate, as day were John G. Mahoney of ness office on or before the seventh stein. oldest )unk dealer In ' town waite's, 52 Pearl street. signed for a hei.i-ing on the allowance per application on file, it Is Woodbridge street and Robert II. dav following the first msertlon of of said administration account with ORDERED— That the foregoing ap each ad. otherwise the CHARfJE MANCHESTER AND - NEW YORK said estate, and this Court directs plication be :heard nad determined at Lewie of Fairfield street. Mahoney The Herald Building RATE will he collected. No responsl- Motor. Dispatch. Dally service be the administrator to give public no Rooms WMhoul noarn 5!) the Probate office in Manchester in was brought to court because of an billtv for errors In telephoned ads tween New York and Manchester. tice to all persons interested therein said District, on the 19th day of will be assumed and their accuracy Call 7 or 1282. to appear and be heard thereon by Januar.v. A. D.. 1929, at 9 o’clock In accident thqt occurred on Christ cannot be guaranteed. FOR RENT— ONE OR TWO furnish publishing a copy of this order In mas eve near Laurel Park. Lewie • • • the forenoon, and that notice be given -at- PERRBTT & GLENNEY. Call any ed rooms. Inquire 21 Church street some newspaper having a circulation to all persons Interested in said es was arrested on Spruce street last Index of Classifications time. Tel. 7. Local and long distance or Phone 4C0. in said District, on or before January tate of the pendency of .said appllca- moving and trucking and freight night. Each was fined $100 and Evening Herald Want Ads are now 14. 1929, and by'postlng a copy of this ti©n,and the time and place of hear* work and express. Dally express to Apartments, Flats, renomcnls Hit order on the public signpost in the Ing thereon, by publishing a copy of costs. Both were represented In -uuped according to classlflca.l ms Hart ford. below and for handy reference will Town where the deceased last dwelt, this order in some newspaper having court by Attorney W. S. Hyde. appear In the numerical order Indi five days before said day of hearing a circulation In said district, on or g e n e r a l TRUCKING— Local and FOR RENT—ONE 5 ROOM flat at 14 and retur . make to this Court. before January 14, 1929, and by post Because of family trouble Wil cated: long distance. Prompt service— rates Hudson street. First floor, all mod 10 Hilliard 'St. Manchester Births ...... ' WILLIAM S. HYDE ing a copy of this order on the public liam Gedreatis of Homestead street reasonable. Frank V. Williams ern improvements. W. R. Hobby 66 Judge. sign-post In said town of Manchester, Engagements ...... B 989-12. Henry street. was brought irto court this morn Marriages ^...... C H-1-14-29. at least five days before the day of said hearing., to appear if they see ing for breach of the peace and in IaICAL a .NU L0N<5 distance moving FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, at 26 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD cause at said time and place and be toxication. It required the services Two stories high, oT brick, mill construction, 35x100 Cards of Thanks L* by experienced men. Public store Clinton street, all modern improve In Memoriam ...... P at Manchester, within and for the heard relative thereto, and make re of an interpreter to bring out the house. L T Wood. 55 Bissell sireeL ments. Call 867. turn to this court. I..ost and Found ...... 1 Tel. 496. district of Manchester, on the 12th. feet, with basement suitable for storage purposes. En day t)f Januar.v, A. D., 1929. facts. The man had been causing Announcements ...... 3 FOR REN'r— FIV'E ROOM downstairs WILLIAM S. HYDE Personals ...... 3 Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., trouble in the home all day and last RepHirlng flat, all Improvements and garage H-1-14-39. ______tire building equipped with Grinnell sprinkler system. AntomohllrB Apply 38 Woodland street. Tel. 1521. Judge. night his wife sent for an office.*. Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 Estate bf Annie L. Wadsworth late of Manchester, in said District, de- I Sergeant John Crockett went over Automobiles for Exchange...... 6 YOU CAN DO WHAT others have FOR REN'l’—6 ROOMS and bath, new AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Light and airy and suitable for manufacturing purposes. Auto Accessories—Tires ...... 6 done— save 10 per cent 0.1 labor and floors, newly decorated, .team heal j ceased. at Manchester, within and for the ' to see what was the trouble. He Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 7 material by letting us re-upholster furnished, house In excellent condi I 'fhe Executor having exhibited Us district of Manchester, on the 12th. found the mau in the house yelling I administration .account with said es Auto Schools ...... 7-A your old furniture or renovate your tlon. Rent reasonable. Apply G. E dav of January, A.‘ D.. 1929. at the top of his voice. The officer Autos—Ship by Truck ...... 8 lUfl't t F&SS. Willis Jk Son, Inc., 2 Mfin street tate to this Court for allowance, it is Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq Will sell or lease for term of years. Autos—^Kor Hire ...... S HOLMES BROS. FURNITURE CO. Telephone 50. . ORDERED:—That the 19th day of Judge. said the man was drunks Judge R. Garages—Service—Storage ...... 10 331 Center St. Tel. 1268 .lanu.ar.v. A. D.. .1 929, at 9 o’clock, Estate of Mary A. Mahonev. late of A. Johnson continued the case for forenoon, at the Probate Office, In said Motorc.vcles— Blc.vcle ...... 11 TO KENT — GREENACRES Wads Manchester In said district, deceased. two weeks and instructed Proba Wanted Autos—Motorcycles .... 12 CHIMNEYS CLEANED and repaired, worth street. 5 room flat, all modern Manchester, he and the same Is as Uphn application of Julia D. Curran For particulars inquire at The Herald, 13 Bissell iinsinesa nnd ProfcKMionnl Servicrn key fitting, safes opened, saw filing li..provements. Inquire 98 Church signed for a hearing on the allowance praying that an Instrument purport- tion Officer Elliott to investigate Business Services Offered ...... 13 and grinding Work called for street or telephone 1348. of said administration account with ing* fn bp fhe last will anVl fpstanient the trouble. street, South Manchester, Thomas Ferguson, Manager. Household Services Offered ...... 13-A Harold Clemson. 108 North Elm said estate, and this Court directs the of said deceased he admitted to pro. Building—Contracting ...... 14 street. Pel, 4 62. FDR ttE.NT — 6 ROOM tenement on executor to give public notice to all bate and that letters of administra Florists— Nurseries ...... 15 Brainard street, near Main. Atqily to persons Interested therein ,0 appear tion with the will annexed be grant I AIRCRAFT SAVES MO.^EY Funeral Directors ...... 16 SEWING MACHI.NE repairing of all Aaron Johnson. telephone 524 or and be heard thereon by publishing a ed on said estate, as per application Heating—Plumbing—Roofing ... 11 makes, oils, needles and supplies K janitor 2041). copy o£ Ibis order in some newspaper on file, it Is \Insurance ...... 18 W Garrard. 37 Edwar4 arty had good fortune, but there were work caring for child while mother FDR SALE— WASHING’I’UN street, of Columbia where tlie deceased last tratrix for an order of sale of real For Siile— IHiKcc‘Manei>ns dwelt, at least five days before said Articles for Sale ...... 45 works. Call 1581. brand new six -00m Colonial, oak estate belonging to said Estate as per Winter Bargains— dangerous emergencies to be met. Once Helmer Hans-1 floors throughout, fire place, tile time assigned. application on file. Boats and Accessories ...... 46 J. WHITE SUMNER ■ sen fell with his sledge Into a crevasse six feet wide, • Building Materials ...... 47 Situations Wanted— Male 81> bath, large c*irnet lot. Price right. ORDERED:— That the said appli Terms Cali Arthur A. Knolla. Tele- Judge. cation bo heard and determined at We offer: For $5,500 a well the sledge slanting across it, the dog safely across. A Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 H-1-11-29. Electrical Apiillances— Radio ... 49 phoo' 782-2. 875 Main street, the Probate office in Manchester on built, single of 5 rooms, all modern movement would .have sent sledge, man and dogs turn- Fuel and Feed ...... 4U-A ASHES MO\ ED by job 01 week; also the 19th day of January, A. D.. 1929. with garage space. Why pay rent. light trucking N. J. Caye. 2'65 Oak FDR SALE—JUST OFF East Center AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD ■at 9 o’clock In forenoon, and the bling into the pit. The dogs, ready to fight at the least Garden — Farm— Dairy Products 5u at Manchester, within and for the Household Goods ...... 61 land street. Telephone 2122. street, nice 6 room home, tire place, Court directs said administratrix to Brand new single of 6 rooms, provocation, started to battle. oate floors and trim. 2 car garage, District of Manchester, on the 12th. give public notice to all persons In Machinery nnd Tools ...... 62 day of January. A. D., 1929. steam heat, well arranged rooms, \ g y NEA. Through *Sp«'ci*l P«rmi»s!oo e f th. Publisher, oCThe Bo'afc of Knowledgo. Copyright, 1923-26^ Musical Instruments ...... 53 WANTED—ANY kind of work, car high elevation Owner says sacrifice terested In said estate to appear If spacious veranda, price only $6,000. penter by trade. Telephone 2916 Price very low. Small amount cash Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., they see cause and be heard there’on Office and Store Equipment .. . 54 Judge. Sporting Goods—Guns ...... 65 after 6 p. m. mortgages arranged. Call Arthur A. by publishing a copy of this order Might consider building lot as part Knofia. Telephone 782-2. 875 Main Estate of Sarah A. Loomis late of once In some newspaper having a payment. Specials at the Stores ...... 56 Manchester, In said District, deceased. St reet. circulation In said probate district, Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 57 Artirles for Sale 45 On motion of The Home Bank & Henry street— single . of six Wanted—to Bu.v ...... 58 and by posting a copy pf this brder on Trust Comp.any administrator. the public signpost in said Manches rooms, closed in porch, hard wood Koonis— lionrd— lintels— It PKorla FOR SALE— GAS HEATER, will heat ORDERED:—That six months from UeMtnnrn tils THREE ALARCII FIRE ter. fiVe days before the said day of floors, garage space and large lot. kfe' large rooms, or office, almost new; the 12th day of January, A. D„ 1929, hearing and return make to ' the Rooms Without Board ...... 59 also 200 account McKaskey register, be and the same are limited and al Price only $7,500. Boarders Wanted ...... 59-A Court. fireproof. Will sell for 1-4 cost price. ■Woburn, Mass., Jan. 14.— Fire lowed for the creditors within which WILLIAM S. HYDE Green Hill street, single of 6 Country Bitard —R e s o rts ...... 60 Inquire 60 Cooper street. to bring in their claims against said Hotels— Resta urants ...... 61 swept the $100,000 plant of the Judge. rooms, oak floors, fireplace, large estate, and the said administrator Is H-1-14-29. , Wanted — Rooms— Board ...... 62 FOR SALE—SMALL PRINTING out Dorrington Leather Company to directed to give public notice to the rooms and closet space, garage. Iteiil lOxt.nte Fair Kent fit, In good condition. Price reason day. creditors to bring in their claims Apartments. Flats, Tenements .. C Owner lives out of town and will able If taken at once. Inquire 63 Two families living in a dwelling within said time allowed by posting a ATHIiETIC INSTRUCTION Business lajcatlons for Rent ... 64 Pearl street, between 6 and 7 TeL copy of this order on the public sign sell at reasonable price. Hou*?es for Rent ...... 65 944. house near the plant were driven post nearest to the place where the State road and car line in Man Suburbaji for Rent ...... 66 tothestieet. deceased last dwelt within said town Summer Homes lor R ent ...... 67 Cambridge, Mass., Jan. 14.— In chester, farm 20 acres, 9 room Elertriral Applianres— iiadio 40 Three alarms were sounded. Fire and by publishing the same ln some Wanted to Rent ...... 68 newspaper having a cirfeulatlon' (n struction in both the theory' and house and other out buildings. Ideal Kcnl Ettiiite For Sale men from this city, Wiqchester, said probate district, within ten days practice of football, basketball,- for gas station or market garden Apartment Buildings for Sale .. 69 STBINITE RADIO set is making a Stoneham and Wakefield were ham- from the date of this order, and re Business Propert.v for S a l e ...... 70 track, boxing, tennis and other ing. very satisfactory place for itself In pere I by the zero temperature as turn make to this court of the notice Karins and Land for S a le ...... 71 Manchester. Let us put one in your given. sports will be offered on a large Houses tor Sale ...... 7*2 home on trial. One year to 'pay. spray from the hose lines froze to WILLIAM S. HYDE scale for the first time under the Lots for S a le ...... 73 Benson Furniture Company. their faces. Judge. Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 H-1-14-29. Harvard Summer School Depart Suburban for S a le ...... 75 ment of PhyslcM Education this Robert ]. Smith Hair flew from the Real Estate for Exchange...... 76 If you want to know how kids Some women make fools of men, Premier Poincare wants to re summer. It was announced today by He was in the nick of Wanted— Heal Estate ...... 77 will turn out observe when they Real Estate, Insurance, dogs and the sledge' Anctiun— Legal Nutices but a great many of them get there tire. He might take a few point Henry W. Clark, assistant director 14 Years at 1009 Main SU time. The dogs stopped Auction Sales ...... 78 turn in. too late. ers from Jack Dempsey. of Harvard athletics. Steamship Tickets started slipping. Finafly fighting and Hanssen Legal Notices ...... 79 one of the party leaped Was saved.. The last GAS BUGGIES—Bad News across and started pull- great drive to the Pole By FRANK BECK 'ing the dogs apart. was saved, r h e y . k ® D A T CAR HERMAN,! . WHAT YOU MEAN. t h e p a l a c e HOLD UP BELONGS TO THERE’S THE EVERYTHING OPEN MAH PURSE! t o l d u s h is M MAJOR GENERAL ONE MR. DRESSER,' AH DRIVES HIGHNESS WAS ^ •b TILL I GET AND AH TAKES I AFTER HIS FIFTEEN BACK. IVE ^ G EN TLEM AN UNKNOWN THERE CHARIOT GO ^ e iji C '% M AH ORDERS CHARGES EVERYTHING AND , THEY . GOT A HOT FROM HIM*. < I T O U T AND TO DE HOTEL woulon/t hold WELL, LET ,HAND, BOY'S. HE WANTS IT • LOOKS BREAK THE ME SEE, LAY DOWN ]— .W HERE W E LIKE BRUNG TO LI'v/ES, OE BAD NEWS. ONE YOUR CARDS /Y MR. DRESSER I BID OE HOTEL, PALACE f i f t e e n ! , TILL I ^ AND __ WILL ONE I ’LL BID COME HAVE TO PIPTEEN, ONE DIG OP BACK! )1CD WX"'- .TWENTY! "y . SOME CASH IF HE ’ •521370 y J? UAJAq i d o e s n 't 33ASAO t __ 4 WANT TO LOSE HIS CA R , AND HALF On the way Amundsen’s party 'ciidssed a mountain H iS range 10^000 feet. high. Men. and dogs woriced to PRESTIGE gether. Finally they reached a plateau which ^ p e d WITH .IT. . 120 miles to the Pole. On Dec. 14, t9 t1 , Amundsen reached the Pole and the dream of ages was realized. The. doge had reached the Pole while Scott-and his ponies still forged on toward the jgoal. \sfc«tc!»«» »nd Synepm, Copyright. 1927, n w Croltef S v: r. MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIH), SOUTH MANCPIESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 14,1929. P /lfs ELEVEN rLAPPER FANNY BAYS: SKIFPY llj Percy L. Crosby r ------^— ■ / G61.C/! tils I B m c R T A K e H O tO c f VOUA A A M DIVE INTO THIS I KeARLV WENT YHCH c T ^ lit ' BEG.U.S.PAT.OFF.^ CepTrlglit. 1929, Perey U Crosby, Central Pren Aain., ln& ©1929. BY NEA SERVICE. INC. OUR BOARDING HOUSE Tell a girl she is becoming, but West Toonerville News Item By Fontaine Foil don't tell her what. By Gene Ahem SENSE and NONSENSE EPH WofVTLE’S IDEA op Pf^iv/iisICc A SKiFP iNSTtAP op A VlAS IM LoAlPo/d A*r OH VAS.va.I PO ■BES-< t i A t ' I t oSJ -th o se -TE:f^RigL.E RoADS ^oUTH ToWrJ CUiSe OF "tH' WAIL, ALL m V SAV/IA16S ■ g v ^ R W o r e i( FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Why, Certainly! By Blossei rr~ GBB! a FSLLA TAUeS UlS 7ASEE SWE goes ^12^/l^i* TO L IP E 11^ ms WAMDS E.M£RV II ' S\XE WAD SEEN ANE SWE CROSS TAAT str ee t VMITW ALU TIA J^ Wa C R O S S E S 7AE VMOULQA TAUCED A/^ ACAA 7)Ad sE Aurogea x-x s'posG STOST-- 7UE MJAV AUToS OFF T. DOM’T kfOOW T OU6WT 7i3» B E A SEACTTLEMAM VMUIZI BV IS SOAKETTUIMG VNWV SWE’S SO CRAZ-Y ABOUT WELP fliER ACROSS/.' AVMFUU AWE ••• <5HE - L CASTT S E E IV lAEB. AT ALT. •••• L DONT ® WL)O^)0 VMWV, BOT i JUST CAAi'T.'.' y / PATRICIA o ■ 9 .. REG. U. S. PaT. iNT. /4T, wa.u.AMT.opr. e m a iv wiA GCTvicr. i Vw- ,^/iAn*. (HEAD THE STOKV, THEN COLOR THE UlC'lUUE) SALESMAN SAM Plenty of Trouble By Sm a|( AtTast the washing all was meal. Then Clowny'said, “How flone. and Scouty said, “ Well, fagged 1 feel. I’ll simply have to 1. for one, am very much obliged take a nap.” He flopped down a tree. The others shortly flopped HOVJ S THl 5 .MNES.TONe-S? TViHMKS.SWO-m SOT I IMftGIKle it's AOH.t^YMOl P.LLYft OH, I se e l ITS SIMPLE \ SHOULD vmt, cft(#t.AOY to all you llltle dwarfs. You're down too. Said Carpy. “This is csoizlem 's o l d R eunaLe. 60TY0U MUST HftRO 1?) WHMiPOLPtTfe. < CoTTft OO »S PUSH VJHeM too OMce start S P lt , CALLED PAETfllRee kind! Our clothes are hang.ng on wise to do. If we just sleep a 1 eONOLE BUdrCHf BB-INOS HPiVe. ft LOT OF THe. t^ecwftMi SM OF j (A "eo" botton Tb flyimcp—But don't \ d o ! -Titles THlft the line, and soon they'll sure be while we'll feel as fine as fine can i YOUR (SRoceRtes r ig h t FUN FtYlNCr t i c 6UMP, HNO STeftR 7 MONDAY, JANUARY 14,1929. PAGE TWELVE iimtrl|?atfr SofttUtQ Efrali^ The Beethoven Glee «luh will Phil Sheridan • rode his famous meet tonight at the Swedish Luth CHARLES CARPENTER twenty miles to Winchester. After ABOUT TOWN the war Mr. Carpenter je tu rn ed to *- * eran church at 7:30. Bolton, where he is the oldest, if The annual meeting of the Man- WAS 90 ON SATURDAY not the only Civil War veteran. Chamber of Commerce directors For a number Of years he has been thester Realty Co. will take place will hold a meeting this afternoon this evening at the School street retired and has for some time been Starting Tomorrow for a Few Days Recreation Center at 7:30. The at 5 o’clock at the dhamber rooms. living at the Sheridan, where he is business vrill include the reading of Veteran of Civil War Cele always pleased to greet his friends. the reports of the officers and the The Boy Scout Council will meet brates His Entrance to election of a board of directors. at the Chamber of Commerce rooms Nonogenarian Ranks. at 8 o’clock tonight. !=!AT.R CONTINUED The annual meeting of the On Saturday, in his apartment at 'A Sale Of r The joint social held by the ONE WEEK Corporators of the Savings Bank of Hotel Sheridan, Charles Carpenter Manchester will take place tomor Sons and Daughters of Italy was a very successful affair. After sepa quietly observed his ninetieth birth Mrs. Elliott’s Shop row afternoon at the bank building day. Several friends from Man Room 4, Park Building at 3:30. Officers and directors for rate meetings the two societies join chester and vicinity called to bring Remedies the coming year are to be elected. ed together in a supper followed congratulations. Others sent cards by a general social. Two hundred or letters of felicitation. He enter Stuart J. Wasley, of 815 Main were present. tained several friends at dinner. WILLARD \ t Hale’s Usual Low street, attended the Hartford Mr. Carpenter was born in Bolton Rayon County Alumni Association of Con Stuart D. Robinson, son of Mr. in 1839, and has been a resident of Radio Rentals Auto necticut State College reunion ban and Mrs. James C. RobinsOn of that town most of his life. He cast Prices quet Saturday night at the Brigham Green Hill, has returned to New his first vote for Abraham Lincoln SERVICE STATION Young Tavern in Mansfield. Fol York where he is employed in the in I860, and his latest one for lowing the dinner the group attend engineering department of the Hoover in 1928. He went to In Batteries Recharged ed the State versus New Hampshire American Tel. & Tel. Co., after be diana when about twenty years of $1.00 basketball game at Storrs. Vests and Bloomers ing confined lo his home for ten age. He joined the Union army Telephone 15 days with an attack of grip. when the Civil War broke out, re The Ladies Catholic Benevolent maining in the service during the VAPEX Association will meet tomorrow The regular meeting of the W. entire struggle. He was in the night at eight o’clock in the Hotel Shenandoah Valley when General Made from the new, improved Sheridan. Officers will be installed B. A. will be held in Odd Fellows’ Read The Herald Advs. hall tomorrow evening. Supper will 79c by Mrs. Eleanor McCann. Refresh delustered rayon fabric ments and a social time will follow. be served at 6:30 and will be follow’ed by installation. Mrs. Grace Arthur W. Benson of the Benson Lathrop will be the installing offi Laxative Bromo-Quinine .23c Furniture Company is attending the cer. Mrs. Carrie Sanlow will t*e New York Furniture Exposition at lady of ceremony. All officers are Hill’s Cascara Quinine .. .23c the Grand Central Palace, New requested to wear white. Mrs. Ida vVeek’s Laxative Cold York City, this week. Gilman is the chairman of the Warm Clothing T ablets...... 23c supper committee. She will be as Laxative Phospho The Choral club will rehearse to sisted by Mrs. Annie McLagan, Quinine...... 39c night at 7:30 at the South Meth Mrs. Margaret Kellner and Mrs. odist church. For This Zero Gayer’s Aspirin 15c, 25c, 98c Richard Gutzmer. Squibb’s Aspirin .. 10c to 39c Each Quinine Tablets nnuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiL (2 g ra in )...... 15c and 59c Weather Rinex Tablets ...... 89c MEN’S REVERSIBLE The one atstanding feature of these quality rayon gar Vicks’ Vapo Rub 25c and 50c ments is that ley are fashioned from the new, improved delus- M usterole...... 23c and 45c I Service— Quality— Low Prices | LEATHER JACKETS...... $10.50 tered rayon ft >ric which assures longer wear. These garments are manufactured by one of the country’s leading mills and Absorbine Jr. .. 98c and $1.98 Men’s Beach V ests...... $3.00 every vest and bloomer carries Hale’s guarantee of satisfactory Pinoleum...... 89c wear. Men’s Beach Jack ets...... $5.50 and $6.00 L isterine...... 23c, 39c, 69c I For New England Boiled Dinner Try Our | The Vests have picoted straps and tops; shields under the M istol...... 59c Men’s Working Trousers in moleskin and wool arms. Lavoris...... 19c, 39c, 79c or wool and cotton...... $2.50 to $7.50 Pair The Bloomers come in the new short style. They also P ertussin...... 45c feature the over-locked seams and reinforced seats that assure I Sugar Cured Corned Beef | Men’s Fur and Wool Earlap Caps...... $1.00 to $2.00 Norwich Tar Compound . .45c longer wear. The colors include six popular shades: Creo-Turpin___39c and 79c Lean Ribs Corned Beef Sirloin Flank Coined = Men’s Heavy 4 Buckle A rctics...... $4.00 and $4.50 14c lb. Beef 2oc lb. = S\T’up"of T a r ...... 39c Our Fresh Ground Ham Men’s Work S hoes...... $3.50 to $7.00 pair All Rosebud Orchid Flesh White Pine and T a r ...... 39c burg 25c Ib. Fancy' Boneless Brisket E Men’s Heavy and Light R ubbers---- $1.50 to $2.25 pair Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.. 45c Try our Home Made Sau Corned Beef 25c-30c lb. E Sizes Peach Nile Maize Hot Water Bottles $1 to $1.50 sage Meat 25c lb. Men’s Heavy Sweaters...... $5.00 to $7.50 Electric Heating Pads Solid Lean Pieces 30c Ib. E ...... $5.00 to $7.00 SPECIAL Men’s Felt B oots...... ; ...... $5.00 pair Rayon Underwear—Main Floor, Right Best Top Round a Solid Heads of Cabbage = Men’s Wool H o se...... ; ...... 50c to $1.50 pair Llain Floor S tea k ...... ^ O C 3c lb. S Bottom Round for roast Men’s Wool Mittens and Gloves...... $1.25 to $5.00 i or ground for hamburg if Tender Shoulder Beef E Men’s Glastenbury and Munsingwear Underwear ’ you wish .“ISc Ib. Steak 35c lb. $1.00 to $6.00 per set. The Famous Rubbers and Arctics for the entire family, just Unpacked! Stunning : FANDANGO BAKERY SPECIALS Auto Seat Covers Squash Pies 15c-35c each Cherry Pies 35c. to close out at Plain Pound Cake 35c lb. Scotch Cones 25c dozen. A; L. BROWN & CO. Maple Cup Cakes 25c Pumpernickle Bread 15c dozen. f Rayon Cushions $5.00 loaf. Apylc Pies 15c-30c each. See if your car is listed Plain, Quilted, Jacquard and Embroidered Designs here: 1927-28 Nash Advanced Se dan (Model 270, 4 door.) GROCERY SPECIALS 1927-28 Nash Special Sedaa Bon Ton White Corn 15c (Models 240 and 340, 4 Brown’s Butter 60c Ib. PUONES door.) can, 2 for 29c. Strictly Fresh large Eggs $ 1.98 $2.98 1926- 27 Buick Standard Se Parksdale Eggs 39c 54c dozen. dan. (Model 20, 2 Good-looking cushions of heavy quality dozen. 2 lbs. Roll Butter $1.09. door.) rayon trimmed with flowers and braid. Good Do not fail to see the choice collection of 1927- 28 Buick Standard, 4 GOOD THINGS TO EAT full pillows. Round, square and crescent cushions that we are showing at this price. Door Sedan. shapes. Exceptional values al $1.98. Cush New models in plain, jacquard and qiiilted 1927-28 Dodge De Lu.xe Se When the weather's down to zero ions that will brighten up the davenport. rayon. Many are trimmed with embroider dan (4 cylinders, 4 door.) Manchester Public Market | And the zepher’s voic^ a whoop, Many models can he used in milady’s boudoir. ed wool flowers. Gold, rose, maize and blue. 1927 Studebaker “Big Six’’ I Then the family’s a unit Shop early for best selections! Brougham (4 door.) in its wild demand for SOUP. 1927 Pontiac 4 Door Sedan. I A. Podi ove, Prop, Phone 10 | 1926-27 Nash Coach. (Mod Soup and Pot Roasts—Glory be! How the calls els 233 and 263.) do come in on a day like this, for Pot Roasts and 1926-27 Ford 2 Door Sedan. iriiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii7, Soup Pieces. 1927 Chevrolet Coupe (2 And the soup that folks want this kind of weath Rayon See Our passenger.)' er isn't consomme or corn soup or cold hortillon— 1926-27 Buick Standard ( iniiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nothing like that. They want OLD FASHIONED Cushions, Window Coach. SOUP made out of sweet, juicy, nourishing meat,, Special Orders $12.50. .. with lots of vegetables—oh, you know; the kind' Main Floor Display that makes everybody grin when they come in from Main Floor outdoors and get a smell of it. For that kind of Soup Pinehurst is strong on Ribs of Beef. These are the cuts that make the kind of Soup you could, travel to the Antarctic on. I S A LE I If you haven’t been using Ribs of Beef for Soup, try them just once. They are here at 15 to 18 cents a pound— which is SOME value considering the kind of ribs they are. Free Delivery Free Parking I Men’s and Boys’ Overcoats 1 Veal, shanks or knuckles, makes wonderful zero Space Rear weather soups, too. Daily in Then, if it’s POT ROAST Day,at your house to of Store, I SALE STARTS TUESDAY, JAN. 15th | morrow—and this is sure the kind of weather tor Town. each Pot Roasts—we have a fine lot of tender, juicy JO U TH -Mf\N CHCS TEP ■ CONN ■ Shoulder and Chuck cuts. By the way, do you know that there are some people who insist that as far as flavor goes the chuck is the best part of a beef critter? I Men’s Overcoats | Don’t forget, now above all times, that our first delivery in the morning goes out at 8 o’clock. It ‘ E Including fancy patterns and plain blue. E ought to carry your soup or pot roast order to you. E S30.00 grade now ...... $24.50 = Others, all day, including that especially convenient Night Auto 1 t). in. delivery. r $35.00 grade n o w ...... $29.50 S f-R R . E S40.00 grade now ...... $33.50 = Phone 2000. WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc. E $45.00 grade n o w ...... $37.50 S Large Strictly Fresh E ggs...... 55c dozen Repair Shop E S50.00 grade now^...... $42.50 = OUK SPECIALTIICS— This price will hold all week unless the market goes up or Alotor overhauling— E $55.00 grade n o w ...... $45.50 = down. We will adjust accordingly. Last week we broke all ^UDcral iXfector^ Valves Ground anil C arbon Re E $60.00 grade n o w ...... $49.50 S sales of fresh eggs at Pinehurst, selling close to two cases a dav, ESTABLISHED 54 YEARS m oved- or approximately 360 dozen. Our fresh eggs are guaranteed Hydraulic and Mechanical Brake by the producers and by Pinehurst. CHAPEL AT IL OAK STi Service— Free Inspection. “ c BUTTER Cloverbloom All work done with the latest t> ko n e¥ 0 0 equipment. I Boys’ Overcoats 1 ALL WEEK or2837-W All work guaranteed. S • - All wool plaid backs and wool interlined. = Fancy Native Potatoes...... 99c bushel It will pay you to investigate. This is a new lot of potatoes—-xvhite, flirm, .guaranteed .A1 . Is this how you felt last winter CALL S $14.95 grade n o w ...... r ___ $11.75 S stock. E $17.95 grade n o w ...... $13.75 = in your own home? Don’t repeat After 5 P. M/ S $19.95 grade n o w ...... $14.75 | Keeney White Eggs ...... 45c All Week the performance. We will bring Phone 2954 E Sizes 10 to 18 years...... E comfort to you. We will make Fresh Spinach ...... 33c peck your old plant deliver heat or In 250 West Center Street Small Navels — —.. .r.-. 39c dozen stall a new one, if necessary. I Grape Fruit, 4 for . . . ..o.,.-., 25c A Bath a Day Michael Della Fera Childrens’ Chinchilla Keeps You Fit Every Way. UNK SAUSAGE, lb...... 30c OPENS PINEHURST HAMBURG or ^ O n FILHS Overcoats SAUSAGE ME AT, Ib...... U U C STATE TAILORING SHOP DEVELOPED AND — ^ V PRINTED s $11.95 grade n o w ...... $8.75 lOc Counter—N ote Additions 24 HOUR SERVICE Diced Carrots Yellow Corn JOHNSON & LITTLE TOMORROW 5 $13.45 grade n o w ...... $9.75 drape Jmn Film Deposit Box at ® $15.95 grade n o w ...... $13.75 Bean Sprouts for Chop Sney i’lnmblng anil Heating Uontractor —- — at------Store Entrance Hershey’s Chocolate Syrup Strawberry Jam ;iS Chest nnt 8t. Tel. 1 0 8 3 -2 Sizes 4 to 10 years. Pineapple Jam > South, Manchester Kipper Snacks Orange Marmalade 10 BISSELL STREET Marshmallow Creme Stuffed Olives Bouillon Cubes R. S. Salt S|iecial ^ Next to Western Union KEMP'S Crushed Pineapple R. S. Rice Special The entertainment and “smor- Spinach Diced Plneapx>le ,gasbord” given by the Ladles and Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing, Repairing Arthur L. Hultman 8 Men’s societies of the Swedish 917 Main Street ^ Baldwin Apples...... 99c basket Lutheran church will be held next Sr Made to Order. Saturday at 3 o’clock Instead of 6 j iiiiiiuiiniiUiliiimniuiUiiiiiiiiHiiiimiiuiuiiiiUiUiiuiUiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiljbtststxaogxsotxxxxxxxaoatatiCTttMWKWc^^ 'O’clock as was formerly announced, j Read l^ e Henld Advs i •1..,- HOOVER TO APPOINT IN DEATH OF HJtNS BUDGET AROUNDROBIN “ B A ^ ” WIFE FOR THE YEAR m m PACT DRY PROBING BOARD Her Brothers Say Estranged To Spend Over 10 Millions More Than Thirty of Them Escaped Maniac Kills Fact Finding Commission Wife of Baseball Star Was During 1929— Dial Sys Reqoesl a Pnhiic State- State Hospital Head Composed of Prominent Victim of Foul Play— Was tems Which Include This , men! of the American Citizens Without Pro Terms of Anti-War Treaty nounced Wet or Dry Burned to Death. TowU) to Cost 3 Millions. Provi(Jence, R. I., Jan. 14.— Ad According to police, Weeden mitting that he killed Dr. Ransom named Dr. George B. Coon, and Dr. H. Sartwell. superintendent of the N. A. Johnson, physicians at the institution and Dr. Arthur H. Har Views to Make Investiga The construction program of the Washington, Jan. 14.— Armed State Hospital for Mental Diseases, BULLETIX with a ‘‘round robin.” demanding Frank Weeden, escaped maniac, to rington, whom Sartwell succeeded, Southern New England Telephone as his intended victims. public statement of the American day revealed that his arrest pre tion of the Whole Prohibi Boston, dan. 14.— Investiga company for 1929 provides for an vented him from killing three other The body of Dr, Sartwell was tion into the tragic death of expenditure of $10,650,000. terms of adherence to the Kellogg- doctors as he had planned, accord shipped to Mooe-s, N. Y., for burial, Mrs. George Herman “Babe” This announcement was made to Briand peace treaty, the Senate Ir- ing to police. after a ceremony here. tion Problem. Ruth \va.s reopened this after day by President James T. Moran reconcllables today brought their “ He was no friend of mine when Weeden, who has escaped from noon on order of District At fight against unconditional ratifica the asylum 15 times since 1902, torney Robert T. Buslinell of who added that these figures fur I was up for parole,” he said re tion to a cliinax. ferring to Dr. Sartwell, who was was arraigned on a charge of mur Washington, Jan. 14.— A fact Middlesex county. nish strong etidence of the belief, held by the management of the Upwards of thirty Senators have killed with a shotgun as he sat in der and held without bail until Jan. finding commission, composed of “ I have ordered a full and signed the petition, requesting a complete investigation of tl>e company, in the continued prosper bis home. 30. outstanding citizens, to conduct a ity of Connecticut and an accom report from the Senate foreign re contents of the stomach,” said lations committee which sets forth thororgh and non-partisan Investi the distriet attorney. panying large public demand for gation into every phase of the pro added telephone facilities every America’s understanding of the Tfie action hy District .At treaty. The Irreconclllables were hibition question is to be appoint torney Ifushnell followed a where in the state. “AL SMITH WAS CHEATED The largest item in. the 1929 expected to present the report to ed by Her’oert Hoover soon after telephone call from Medical the senate this afternoon, thus^ Examiner Dr. George L. West. budget of the telephone company is he steps into the presidency on that for central office equipment, bringing the two weeks treaty fight to a head. March 4, Boston, Mass., Jan. 14.— Despite such as switchboards, dial system OUT OF THE PRESIDENCY” apparatus, etc., which totals $3,- In signing the ‘‘round robin,” the Consideration of the personnel of the official announcement that the Irreconcllables declated they were 555,000. Breaking down this ma of this commission Is occupying al estranged wife of George Herman In favor of the “ principles” of the jor Item it is found that the dial — .1 most as much of the president equipment to be placed in Bridge treaty but that 4hey felt a “ clarify (Babe) Ruth met her death by ac ing” statement of the American port, Stamford, New Haven, includ So Says Gov. Rooseveil in elects time as Is the consideration cident when flames swept the position was “ vital.” They declared GUARD TRUCKS ing Hamden, and Manchester, rep of his Cabinet appointments, Mr. Watertown home of Dr. Edward H. their willingness to accept a report resents the larger part of the total Statement; Declares This Hoover is anxious to make the pro Kinder, Back Bay dentist, her two from the foreign relations commit for central office enlargement and hibition commission a Jury of such hi others today demanded a more betterment. Work is now under tee and pledge themselves not to OF CHENEY SILK seek any action on It. In event complete investigation. way on the installation of the dial is Opinion of 3,000 Dem outstanding eminence and ability “ 1 have reason to believe that this request should be refused, the that neither the wets nor the drys telephone apparatus in the greatly Irreconcllables announced they felt Mrs. Ruth was the victim of foul can charge prejudice. In the in- enlarged telephone building at a qualifying resolution was neces play and that the police have not Stamford, contractors have started ocratic Leaders. FROMBANDITS nnmerable conferencfes.^he has held all the facts behind the death of my a new telephone building in Bridge sary. since returning to Washington, Here are the principal figures in an alleged plot to kill Ralph Wood, May Start Trouble. however, he has found that an-Im- sister,” declared Ihomas P. Wood port where about $3,000,000 will Probably half of those senators, ford, a former Boston policeman, be spent by the company in the next wealthy Detroit real estate dealer— a plot that was foiled when police, Albany, N. Y.,— Jan. 14— Former bartial tbserver on prohibiLion is i . tipped off, killed one gangster and arrested two alleged accomplices. Mrs. who signed the “ round robin,” will Costly Cargoes TraHed by brother of the wife of baseball’s two years or so, and ground has not hold out for a “ resolution of ex Governor A1 Smith was “ cheated” comparatively rare specimen. home run king. been broken for the new dial equip Grace Wood, above at right, is accused of hiring three gunmen to kill Representative Bod.v her husband so that she could inherit his real estate holdings and col planation” but their action in peti out of the presidency at the last “ I'm not content with the report ment building in Hamden and early tioning for a ‘committee report in Mr. Hoover wants to make his that Mrs. Ruth went to sleep in in the year installation of dial ap lect on a $100,000 life insurance policy. At the upper left is Cecil election by “ bigotry. Ignorance of Shotgun Fighters as fact-finding commission representa Holt, who was a member of the conspiracy, but who, on his wife’.s ad dicated the underlying fear that the the Kinder house and that every paratus will begin in the company’s treaty may lead to international Democratic principles, and by the tive of American life. With that in one went out and left her alone, large equipment plant in Court vice, revealed it to the police. Below him is Wood himself. At the view, it is said he Is favorable to bottom Detective William De Lisle (left) is shown with the two alleged entanglements in the future. spread ofunspeakable and un-Amer Youth Tells of Plot to there, although she was a guest in street. New Haven, the dial to re This argument has been the back ican methods of the most atrocious the idea of a commisison of nine, the house and during their ab place a large part of the Liberty co-conspirators—Taylor Pierce (left) and William Thompson. Mrs. which would include an outstanding Wood declares she is victim of a ‘‘frame up” engineered by her husband. bone of the irreconcilable fight— falsehoods.’’ in the opinion of sence, the house, a new one, sur- unit in this city. namely, that the British and French Demorratic leaders throuehout the Seize $25,000 Shipment. business leader, a banker, several denly flared up. 1 want the truth Change In Phones. interpretations may lead to trou country. Gov. Franklin D. Roose lawyers, a physician, a scientist, an no matter who it hits,” he said. About $2,140,000 will be spent ble in the future, unless the United economist, an educator, a sociolo PRI.VCE GEORGE ILL velt declared in a statement today. The telephone was ringing per- by the company on telephones at States publicly announces Its un Gov. Roosevelt confirmed last It became known today that for gist, and a Ijlbor leader. There prob subscribers’ premises. In this out MERCURY BREAKS WITH SLIGHT COLD.t derstanding at the time of ratifi night at the executive mansion for two weeks American Express Com ably will be one or more women. (Continued on Page 3.) lay is represented the cost of plac I three houis with Smith on ways and It Is his idea to get away from those cation. pany trucks which daily carry valu- ing dial equipped telephones in London, Jan. 14.— A third One of the striking features of means of making the Democratic who are known to have positive those exchanges mentioned where ZERO FOR 1ST TIME member of the British Royal the treaty fight has been the dif Party a militant organiz^iqD, one ablq..lq^da of oianufactured sHk views on either side of the question. during this year or early next year family has fallen ill it was learn- ference of opinion over Its effect. that will function every day In the from the Cheney mills in this town The president-elect began his CANADA REFUSES this type of service will replace the ! ed today. The Central News The treaty proper, containing but year. second week of conference> in present manual system. to Hartford for transhipment have stated that Prince George, i two brief paragraphs, merely re To Talk Over Radio Washington today with no diminu New cables to cost about $1,795,- youngest son of King George nounces war as an Instrument of Smith is to deliver a political ad been making the trip under armed 000 is the third largest item on the Winter’s Mild Record Goes tion of the steady stream of visitors TO STOP ‘RUNNING’ and Queen Mary, is confined to ■ national policy and calls for pacific dress Wednesday night over a na guard of express company detec that flowed by his desk. Thus far list. Exchange cable will be placed There his room In Buckingham | settlement of all disputes, tion radio hook-up. It is under tives in anticipation of a bold-up, during his Washington sojourn h e , in many of the company’s ex palace with a slight cold. The; it stops. stood he had a heart-to-heart talk changes throughout the state to As Bitter Storm Brings to which the Manchester police has interviewed and discussed vari King is slowly progressing from \ All Explain. with Gov. Roosevelt on what he ous questions with more than 200 meet local demands fftr additional ; his long illness, while Queen In negotiating the treaty how- pi^ns to say in his forthcoming were tipped in a peculiar way. The Dominion Will Not Co-oper facilities. There will be also large ever, the original signatory nations detectives constituting the slPc callers. Nearly all of the pi eminent Real Cold Weather. Mary is suffering from inflam-, radio speech. Republicans in Congress hav.i had additions to the toll cable facilities mation of the throat. I each set forth its understanding of This v’as Smith’s first visit to guards have been armed with saw between the busy and growing com what these two paragraphs meant. Albany since Roosevelt became ed-off shotguns and all the elements hfe'ear at one time or another dur ate in Enforcing Our Pro mercial centers of the state. It is of a first-class crime-tragedy have ing the past week. ■ ------«$> The British declared the treaty governor. an interesting fact that business Mercury took its first plunge be I could not be Interpreted to outlaw Gov. Roosevelt issued his state- been present— except that the ex To Leave Friday hibition Laws. people throughout the company’s low zero last night in Manchester defensive wars, else Great Britain 'ment summing up the views of the pected bandits didn’t show up. It is now considered unlikely territory are using toll telephone so far as the present winter's rec would not sign it. France declared Democrats of the country, 24 hours The practice of shipping the silk that he will leave here for Florida service more and more ana as this the treaty could not be Interpreted by truck to Hartford daily has bemi before Thursday, or possibly Fri is an important branch of the busi ords show. Reports varied from two SCHOOL VALUES in operation for some weeks. Us day. Sj many people with «o many Washington, Jan 14.— Complete to mean that punitive actions un (Continued on Page 3.) ness, facilities will be provided to to twelve below but the most gener der the Locarno Pact were out ually one truckload constitutes, the problems are demanding bis tim» ly rebuffed by the Canadian gov meet the expected increase in the al report was si.x degrees below the lawed. else she would not ratify It. =ihip