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WARMRIAL Fairmont, W. Va., Oct 1$.— (A P )—For seven days and seven nl^ts, without food or water, and groping in utter Granite Base and Bronze darkness, Charles Montgomery» 64, wandered helplessly through Tablet to Be Permanent an abandoned section of a coal mine at nearby Downs. Hardly able to walk, Ms shoe Monmnent to Those Who cut to pieces by the jaggered ffis Wife Seidswel slate in the old mine tunnels, the weary miner was rescued PartTIniTeokbtti^ Served in World Conflict last night far from the point at vdilch he had entered the work­ ings. "Give me a drink of Wsshlngton, Oct 12.—(AP)— no New Haven KklBaHHii Plot — K A e i Final approval of HanohMtar*i water,'^ was Ms first cry after * . • IRfSMoqr fitispdng on i |S,000,000,- ICamorlal to Ita World War dead two members of the rescue 000 eoals today was t o s ' admlnla- Six Serving LHe SeSteseol waa given 3reeterday by the Per- party found him. Hailroad Station Fhtfenn His condition was reported as tetkm program for raLdiag ready Boanent Amlitloe Day oommlttee, not serious. proponents of the plan to erert a JsaiA and refunding 81,878J)M,000 from Wm L m Same C u e . permanent monument o n ' the of toe Fotuto liberty loan lame. grounds of the Manchester Memo­ A saw lame of 12-yaar bonds, I* yL.' "i rial Hospital. The oommlttee au- paying 4 ^ par oant to# first year R^dgspbrt. Oct 12.—(AP)— A Okltomma City, Get 12.^(A F)'— thortsid the contract for the bronae POLICE SPOL puBd 8% toaraaftar, provided the George (Machine Gun) KeUy and- tablet andiwown granite base which maana of aecompllahlng toe douMa buUpt-sofirrsd young ?nah of 19, who will be pinaed in position on the purpose of operation. ain>frsnt]lF.^ survlvsd ths death- Ms wife, Kathryn, wets aenteneed hospital lawn and dedicated on ’Ilia'exact amount of toe lama dealing spray of a machine gun a to Ufe Imprlaonmant today, a few Armlstlee Day. PLOT TO RAH) .• ' .• -{N . wak undetermined, but |800;000,000 year ago on& to face death now mtoutea after a Federal Jury bad For the past few years action to worth will be sold for oimh at place a distinctive memorial on the from a seemnily trivial out on toe oonvleted them under the *Tind> lO lH . Bubacrlptlons open lifonday. hand presented detectlvee liere with bergh law” of kidnaping Cbarlee F. hospital lawn to replace the memo- A R M m iN P A . '.V . . .. -VW. -yt. X 8 4 m t a » VVtoodl.\ lald toe 1600,- rial trees planted uortly after the a strange m]rstitii7 early today when Unmhel, Oklahoma City oil million* hospital was built has been dis­ 000,000 aale would provide cash for be bollapsed on the New Haven rail­ al^. cussed. Several erf the tress have currant needs, and the refunding road station platform. Hs was re­ The maximum sentriieea were been replaced and those planted In Khaid Shirts of America would “ affect a materia* reduction ported near derito in Bridgeport pronounced by Judge Edgar S. front of the hospital are too close In the annual interest charge of hospital from tstsnus as doteetives Vaught, 16 d i^ after toe cuture together. Removal of some of these iNEA the public debt.” under Captain John Regan and of the KeUya at Memphis, Tenn., Is necessary. Upon the dedication Meant to Steal Ammani Lieutenant James Bray wOrksd to and lifterest In exchange you can have that he Is 19 yean rid and lives in KeUy by plane to toe Atlanta Fed­ respective post officers on the com­ ganlsatlon were massing for New Rochdie, N. Y ., Finns cash or another bond, one of a new Omaha. On Ms trouser belt, how­ eral nenltentiary. ing Armistice Day. • ever, and insoribed on the fly leaf H ls^ e Is to serve her sentenoi march on Washington. Ceramny Told Asanlb Oq SEC. PERKINS 0 . K.’S issue. ^ n e Manchester Memorial will ’The usual way of making toe ^ a prayer book he carried, the at thS women’s Federal prison hi 'cost approKlmately $400 complete, Twenty-one prisoners wars taken Are (barged With Violat- transfer le to take your Liberty officers found toe name “Edward West Virginia. « and wUle not large or yery ln4>o»> in the raids and police said the Tkeir Cttizan Moot Stop R oon^.’’ Quick Verffict ^ Ing, wlB he In a centfally located coup nipped m the bud a plot to bemd to your bank and tell toe lat' The jury’s verdict was reachfll m ^£ECH PLEA ter what you want In almost sJl ’The tetanus which causes lodc|aw, position, mfle to be seen by an those storm me armory of the 111th ing the Code. apparently resulted from a out oa last Mght after ,drilberation of omF vlsltliu' the Instltiitlon. Manches- Regiment, Pennqrlvania MaUonal or Stnmer S t ^ Will Be cases, toe banks make a. practice one hour. Uhder toe couri^’xlnstruQ- of arranging toe Whole transaction, Ms left hand betweett toe thumb and( ter’sR oD of Honor, two massive Guard, and seise ammunltiott stored first finger. Barbed wire la beUevOd tion hOWaver'. It was seaUd, and no$ bronse tablets contalnlag the names there. then notifying the bondholder of returned until court leaned to a Taken. Ordos Labor Offidals Not Washington, Oct. 12.— (AP) — toe status. to have caused toe wound. o f men and women from this town In m the meantime, polies were The most mysterious aspect a t morning. service during the Worid War, are for Art J. Smith, self- T'OtA offidals today withheld an< However, If you want to attmd The Kellys recrived toe vaxdbA located In the corridor of the hospl-< commander In chief of the isouBcemsnt as to what steps they to It 3muraelf, take toe bond to any toe case and toe factor wU^ oane- ed detectives to Investigate, are the Amd sentence without changing sm> tal and are rarely seen. SMrts. Beriln. Opt 12.r—(A P )-r. Four to Interfere WiA News- wputo take to enforce surrender of Federal Raaecve bank or branch or Funds to pay for the memorial was estimated sevend hundred to toe Treiaaavy In WaslMagtom numerous scan m ‘ toe man’s body, powers, have served notice on the B ^ IDagle Insignia by toe two puhetureif were toitod itoa/frimt gpw o f _ will be securM thsmgh subscrip­ members of thejym q) had moMllied . paper Editeiidn. ’The Ixurfl glvm you In tatiduati P ixO m ^ : 86-year-crfd, daughter^ tion lists olrcuMted-wira the ex- for Ihe trip to Wgihln'gshlngtcir|did wij^ Germn goverpment that assaults ,tp to Msw R hdu^^^J^ FlU bam fh e asiBa Intarait ’aa yooF service men of the terWA. No gen- for on toelr dtisetns must cease.or tke . tbs dmt; forithe first 8 .re-employnMBit agreement. ^aenLspiiaal to oMber elaiEnefr>Fia Jm moat serious eonsequenoes consen- yaar^ bu$ ^ ylrid- will The acStMT&tiazad tb* -room nade, although voluntary contribu­ tn annoimoing plaM fMr the jou^ TallasMe, Ala., OoL 12.—(A P)— •but torfibatloim were some definite be 8 1-4 per cent. Th\is tha Teaa- geaCd-man had been tog the relatlona of ttiklr countries toe under guard.'fnmy sat af toe; anil tions will be gratefully received. It aey fisme time ago ■MmiOl said It was Detolls of an toddent which toe*^iy^ ury reduces toe Interest charges on sprayed iPlto a machine gun at with Reich may result scM&q tbne,( and surgeons esttmatedf•Vrf thslr oouniel taMe, facing Rm was the oplnkm of the committee Uielr Intention to "Install” PrlMdent ed to an order from Secretory Per? “ • the public debt that the cost of the memorial William B. Dodd, American am­ ’The New Rochelle postmaster ham A t toe same time, toe ’Treasury toe woLUida wine about, a ya tx dA. bench. _ should be borne by all ex-service (OonUiioed on Page Ten) bassador, this morning received the kina that Department at Labor been Instructed by Hugh S. Johnson Is offering for sale |600J)00,000 ol Judge Vaught scanned toe va^ men. Subscription lists will be latest instouotlons of Secretary of Agents must not Interfere to any NRA cMef, to report what action toe new bond issue at a price of diet casually and Mmded toe two establishments were tadc- eonrt dark to- read. ^ placed taf Manchester’s stores at Ststo O orw l Hull, while the Span­ way with newspaper editors have 101 1-2, close to the market price once and aU ex-servlee men and ish and British embassies and the tog following a telegram to them of ita. laist Issue of similar bonds. SIMPLIFY METHOdI Motom Ovemfied women may sign, specifying their Dutch legation were similarly advis­ been related by am Alabama news- demanding that they surrender toe If you waxrf to subscribe to that James H.'Matoers, defonse ah« contributions. The Permanent Ar­ FAVORS EXCHANGE ed to make representations. papM- editor who cladmed that right Inslgnlau However, the postmaster's go about it in toe same way as tn tommy, Immediately filed a motMp’ mistice Day committee assumes all Meanwhile deep concern was to express Ms *:personad opinion” to Inst^ctlona were to maike no move making a bemd-for-bond exchange. for new trlak It wax overruled. responsibility In connection with manifested at the American Bm- toe cMuume of his paper. towaurd removing toe emblem. However, If you go to toe ’Trdssury W STOCK M A R lir “Have yon anything to say baj the memorial and has several com­ OF SURPLUS GOODS baasy over the recurrence of Nasi ’The aecretdry's action followed a Await Beporia or Federal Reserve system for toe fore sentenee la pronommed^ mittees at work. protest by Dick ’Thompson, editor Officiails were awadting further t " Judge Vaught asked^tba priaoneWi. molestations of Americams. report from, toe New Roitoelle Com­ latter, you will be required to jglve The oommlttee has accepted the A foreign office aq>okesman, com­ of the Tallassee ’Tribune, aigadnst a certified check or an indemnity ” No, air," Kathryn replied. pliance board on toe status of toe shook Ms heed. menting on Information that HxiU what he sadd was am order from a two cases, pcurtlculaurly that of bond or soma other gruft^uitee that Ezchan^ Boys Bank Boild" (Oontfamed on Pago Ten) had demanded the prompt appre­ labor commissioner to “desist” from you will go through with your part Judge Vaught then U. S. Eorog Talks o b ‘ T co- Maurice Rapoport, mamager of toe the sentences snd tbs hension o f the offenders declared writing articles wMch be was pub­ Shop-Town Maurket, Inc., who was of the transaction. that there had been no needless de­ lishing in connection with the for­ ’The proceeds of the cash hood ing to Take Care of Seenr" rndied back to their eoonty jatt reported, as cladmlng that he was ceUs. < Domie Nadonalisiii” at lay, and added, “we are doing all mation of unions in a locad textile complying with the Blue Eagle sale will be used to meet the run­ milL ning expenses of toe government Jewriry, 'automobiles * WAGE DEADLOCKS terme and that amy violations were ity Transfers. Worth raaldsnce and otoar paope^ (Oonttooed on Bage Tea) Opposed the UiiioaB made by concessionaires. The w emd to pay those who ask cash for Gatkeriag is Berko. their Foui^ liberties. tv claimed hy Mrs. Kelly write o ^ ’Thompeon recaUed yesterday that reports adso said . local compliance a m d . listed end held by KEEP MANY IDLE be oppoMd the organlzarflan of the offidads considered Rapoport might mant tor latpr transfer to the Ip: unions editorially laat Augrust have a ease. New York, Oct. 12— (APE—With BerUa, O ct 12.— (AP) — The Wall street barely recovered from vsar-old Pafiltne. Before ooent, BUU CONVICTED ShorUy after the appeauance of toe Record Submitted taed. Mr* K ^ ^rigaed a ta . avoidance of crime and war, the toe shook toe New York Stock Shc- editorial he said B u ^ e H. Dunne- However, the record transmitted CHARGE BROKERS ohange’s threatened removal to New j&toF the $80,000 boom and. Strikes Continoe Today in lowering of barriers against sur­ gan, commissioner of tobor, advised J»y toe New Rochelle board tn ree- Jersey, it t| reliably reported that it 000 to other ptopnrty to her daugh- plus population migration and an FOR COP’S MURDER Mm he was vlMatlng Section Seven Qmmendlng removal of the Eagle Is preparing another aorprise by exchange of surpltu goods, among of toe National Recovery A ct showed that toe coneesslonailre DECEIVED PUBUC revolutionizing toe Mechanics of se­ front TOW seats, U rinM In n , Sted, SIk and Cot­ other things are necessary If west­ ’ITie editor said XTunnegam told iSrgunoent had beefa made eaurller in curity transfers and settlements. victim; Ms attraettvs; ern civilization is to survive, Wil­ him that “If I didn’t atop I was go­ toe proceedings amd that after The Exchange has acquired ths and B. E. Kirkpatrick, who ton Indnstries. liam B. Dodd, the UMted Statea Brooklyn, N. YodA To ing to get Into trouble—I must de­ studying It toe boaid haul voted bank building of Lee Blnkison and _ toe $200,000 ranaom to ambassador, said today at the sist, from expreestog my optolona unanimously to withdraw the em­ dabn In- Oo. In Broad street ^ M a Kanaaa 0-planning a The jury torrinan, G. B; V/ Wage deadlocks In Iron and ism,’’ Mr. Dodd pointed out that “In senting toe entire nmrket amd Its. new central clearing n d bOTlring ■aid only onZ ballot f m wqulrad V/ times of great stress men are too topics but. we couldn’t get togettrer ooncessions as bring'mder NRA haul steel, silk and cotton, continued to HadTwoGons. and be le ft.after again waonlngf me unit to be housed tn this building,. deddetoe guBt of . " ' mar the Indiutrial picture today i apt to abandon too much of their been paid for by Rapoport itod Ms teresL ,y»gftTndiy across the street from the] In Ms charge to. tha Jury, _ mediators redoubled their efforts past social devices and venture too to stop,” Thompson saM. corporation. exchange 'TSr WltNita. His Bights Vaught had said he D^Ul ptStoTias Idsgato^ e Ooitotttttt^ steps to be taken In- toe//New elao, poeaibty, in the emmglng of police. Rochelle cSse win establlsll a prs- hy issuing a statement that I n ^ during tba firilt'trial last seeking union recognition. buojrant United States fell Into the A jury, after seven hours de-{ oall'loaBa. offered no dsf t a at rilv ^ National Guauidsmen were order­ economic ehaoi. into wMeh the cttlent. eat would paid on Braabtoh The plim would Imgely obviate liberation, laat night returned a ver­ bonds In 1981 When they were to - 'T he JfflJjT ’hisb torin d /^ o ed into Sullivan, Indiana, after great war thrust all the states of dict of murder In toe first- tflie movement of serixnttes hetwero and the cbort 'fMly eoneuxsr. three heavy explosions shook that Europe." The verdict carrlea a default. oftteee, end aU bnt dp away Judge VaugU. to proamoner The Interest was paid out of a toe eiwMiHai dlstrl^'i famfltor dty. The militia had been patrol­ The ambassador continued: sentence of death to toe electrte' tsttce.. • ling Sullivan county mines to pre­ *Tt would be no sin If the states­ ehadr. fund malntalnsd with toe batocars 'Vihaln gangs" of meesengera. ■ K e ^ , stondEtog witll US vent disorders. men learned enough history to re­ Patrolman Jordam was shot fatol- under ths terms of toe bond con!» Under the Irfan, the . aeeurttiaa fore toe cdilrtf .'daiady- Mrs. Gifford Plnchot, wife of alize that no system Implying tbp to August 7, when he knrprlaed^Bull tract and not by new remittances would be kept in toe oentra] instltn- Pennsylvania’s governor, told 5,000 control of society by privileged daring am attetbpted filling station from Brazil. tlon. and transfers aooompUshed steel workers at AppoUo, Pa., that seekers ever ended in any .other holdup. He was wounded during a MfiBona 111 Profits nairaly bytbooWiRr « trie s end "ear- Earlier toe Smmte Inveatlgattoi marktags.** that‘s you "steel trust officials” were to Marne way than collapse. souffle with Bull at tim gssoUhe sta­ tonoed ’to ta ta '^ :.^ for Industrial unrest In Pennsylva­ “The wisest of an the American tion attended Artour Maimix. committee had Zbown profits rp8i>' T b O lim ooatemirfjBtea the m ^ nia. Hasd 8ec<»dXGan nlng lnto toe’ mffllona to DUBoto i^rewtog atepa ever tata by ^ statesmen insisted aD Ms life tto Chicago,~ Oct . . . l 2^ ( A F ) - ^ 01eaftha ~ - aoomdlasmmLmL to AWAMa their eMiaiOAW aetivlty, • fiiapilfvtog its complex In Washington the way to devMop an Ideal social Mannlx testified Bun wab at- lor^whsn we place them undeV a Read and omiqfany And asso^tom KiRy ^ tampttoff to bold Mm up when Jor- death ray, not; to deriaagp' life, bM baidcers from Isstong $76J)00 j^ lon g it, ynm vtinri^tisid by X>r. can move freely thay are attracted of BramUan boitos to 1921 torif 1922. . , ^ ^ fif’ Lbo ataefc daaringa oorp., where workers and their employer, the action and always to forbid « any cording to toe government, _ Cbisiies .H. Mayor o f ,1^ochaBtoi^ to a porittve eleofrioal. pole, end apomtoto e f t ts vplm is ■meVa'.i National Steel Corporaoon, to ai^ man or group to profiteer at the takm one pistol fromfrom Bui an<: Mhm.,,..' jam can measure^ their fM od. Tha One o f tlm toauee was adverttoal taking another weapon away from to the puMle jta, a proposal to s.zl« are qomparedr and axohaage of Mtrsite their differences. e:q>en8e of otters. am y n r ; il^ eat rpeed la atot ci the beo- - 'staged. ‘ General Hugh S. JMinson, NRA Mm when the BrooMyn mah fired. torla attridbhg the brato and nat^ nance electriltoatloin alt the goVajtov la eneet^ to c j|I| Bun testified he had npt intended mant owned O fiifral. railroito v hi chief, was told negotthtians Invotv- **May we not reasonably gxpee: tontfitare Jvma'iavatam.'*'' - stlon erf^altat of jpst^. Ing employes of the F. C. Frick of the statesmen today eoffldent to shoot ths patrolman and had no d artp» ^ Oawge W, BraaU. In capital. Coke Company In western Pemmyl- knowledga o f the past Munders to reoonsotkm of ths shooting. Hs bed ,«na of aard man. may Hhyward taaj^bto tog'jimdiif toa glaa la vanla were leading to a settlement. realise that If the western civilisa­ been dasad by a blow on toe head ne th a t Brianea "Win reveal toe all foi% but Strike o f ten thousand cotton tion'is to survive they must witmt am not basB'undatmmPB pickers In California was at a way to avoid crime and the torrifie T>efense oounsri ^ ten d ed *i^i8ihd'. Ity. standstill as five ranebsrs wmts ar- disasters of war, lean how to da^ Maying ww justiltod homlclda 4 aleetirtair .aaaert- 'Got. rastad la connecti n with the kill- velop to a Msndly spirit the toa ground Jordan haifiao raaaini .to: tha\J|DiitoveaimBta act lag 'at three ^rlkers. Gnme plek- ■ouroes of the undevdoped rsgloag arirai^ B ui, and to' exosedtog h|s th ito' lea. 3Sm Mo* _. .whHa:#dj sre; fishermen and stsvsdorss r»- o f toe woHd, lowdT, and not ralss^ anthtoRg, baeama only one o f tm . tommravwt aatbrOxoTW Msjnsd on stnks. toe barrlen againit the mlgratlott todtottuairto a fight.' -ofi . whMh In Scranton, Pn„ a ooal truck of the surphis popolatloB, and fsdIL AttmniqF SacMatt, tito the. -iraa f^manritot/* abort time aftor ltate,llo and

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tanlly fertiina.^1f#. dsflatts p m hss bNB found of Us whorM bm RKBOUIWOIUUI The noUoa oaso Is oompHjBoted ter rnw G Affliiw The m toiircc afiymiBte Id^ obb> soma of the rolaQvss who aro plsx. On the toBlia new atttaol^ Ing foi tho rlkht to the 13,600,000 teed for Fraaoo, a ooimtor In a vOCOetn astaU oontroOsa by Banhora do T A D G IT M FRANCE •quaro—"«B p ’ w - tira^ o. L., «r* HEIDASCAFTIVE A m a^ l^oUoa authorltiss say that pay thlrtyyfivC ttmoa, h tha aum> etateoonut at t;16> toalgbt. ' \ Mrs eomM.'np* A oouatar, cho- Organift MneAlpiM lad Tutor •o' young Paulo rtoontly was balltvsd *tlia tutting qf Bigar LodM ba VolquirdBOii to Aid in En- L to have filed a false oertiflcate Of val,” osntorsd on a Um bo- a t 7 P i U m ' B -1 twofa twb squaras, wlaa on altbor iturday o im will ^ held a his grand9xother*s death In Bao ilooknnatead iaatead oof f • o*oledto*olook^ *\ tho tortnlBlBf V fB lti^ litotoblof. m s tbfny at Croopier’t Art Beconn but pays oaV IT tiifiMk A trass- 0*010011 Jtmond f* u m ' BnzOiaB MolthMillioiiaire Paulo. regular hour. Tbs lodgo will -BMt 10:lilo a. Bb at tte hetea ^ bis Bon Denlee Ohasgo vsTM puat, that Is, oaa that la te Orange Ball. lOtvMi llMonfe ledges non plaoad to oovor . throo squarm daughter teLil•0 TteaMT street, after The poUor further say that fam­ erel sUt*e will visit Msadieeter to­ m i S m ss tbree weeks with a Foond in ClosiBt After a Popobur u die Roolette< across ths board, paya U tlmas; ily relatives are aoousing the son, It will n6t be possible for the m orrowr a lg b t on the odanslOB o f the oomplioatton et diseases. Born la a “oarre” (oovermg four aum- bald Mario, In connection with both dls- Hotel flherldan to oeoun^ Its eddi* Oread Lodjif* vlettnflenloo to be 1 Oeratany, ba lty*d m Vsmon for bsrs) pays I tLaaa, a “slxalao” in ths T e t^ , Emit CWrtar etreec. Year’s Search. appearances. TUs Mario Is said to Whedi Spis Afaia tloaal quarters OB tbs ground floor more than 36jreare. ICrs. Men.died 6 tlmM. "Dossns” rmr twloa, aad Be&mei A . Uev^TOmnd Master of dmy declaring that he only knew on .Baturday as planned. Oonelder- la iBia. in fwbmary of this year his m other w as travelin tem ber. down stairs part of the hoM opensd. row a lg b t 16 year old whit* girl wbeae coming baok to Franoe by presi­ board. Bach of aeBe pays twice la addtttoa to (3rsad Master of VemoB, Mathew flf^tbls town, dence here yeater^y after her Police Captain Mlrando Netto John J. of Vernon end Georgs of was fotisd te e fieldt Was taken said Mario made this declaration dential decree. And with it a school tb* value of the counter. Tb* Msnohester Blcotrle Com­ Moyle, otbar hoaored guasta will be myaterloua dlMppearance fro^ her Maaobsster; Mrs. Barbara Wilson tb* Lab*dl*vmel*4 tedaSr before he was told his mother hiul tor croupiers—those suave and Im­ Such latiicate caloulatlofis the pany has rented the lerge store In Past Master F. A. Varpluok, Oraad home la Sao Paulo more than a cf Bast Hartford aad Miss Mary lynched Jty a mp^ of utedemteaj been foiind. The captain declared perturbable gentlemen whose badge croupier must aaaks la ths twink­ the Odd Fellows building fonferly Beoretary W. A. Buok, District Dep­ year ago, was recelvlnf hospital ling of an eye. Ha Is obliged by aad Pauline Mars of Tanner men under an assumed name used by the Boutbem New England uty Peter Wlad, Past District De^ The wboite name was ndi treatment today. Is the absence of any pockets In tb* rulM of the house to touch uty, Lewis Brook, Past Oraad Mas­ stre e t * negro. had lented the house where her their evening clothes—^Is having Talebbon*'Company and la moving disclosed at to* time of ble arrest Elvery effort Is being made to each wltmlnL counter gently with in eleetrieal appllsmces Iff prepara­ ter Howard Mlddletoa, Past Oraad The funeral will be held Monday save the life of the aged woman mother-in-law was found, and daily sessions- here. was seized qul^y by the mcA s m fought the police who broke In to the tip of hla rake at the end of tion to malntMn a demonstration Master Parlnnaa, Associate Oread morning at 8:80 from tb* borne aad who Is suffering from weakness President Lebrun by executive from St Bridget’s ohurcb at 9 banged from a gudar of the release her from the closet. each toaa o f tne baU. That algnl- room there. (Jhaplala J. Btuart Neill, District over Bayou Lafourob*. When eatlj and her apparently long Imprison­ order has given permission to o’clock. Burial will be Ih St Ber­ Police claim Elslna said she lock­ fiei to tha punter that the bouae la Deputy HaUag of tha Fifth Masonic risers in the community saw tM ment. French casinos to Install this his­ aware of lu obligation. But, once Judge William 8. Hyde attended district aad the mastars of the nard’s cemetery, Rookvlll*. ed Senhora do Amaral in the closet body at dawn and ogloet* ,cnt~ * Meanwhile the police are holding toric and seductive game, for many having touched'*the counter, the the funeral of Richard T. O' elevea vlsltlag lodges. In order to prevent im attack by ri­ down, they found a not* pkmed. to her son, Mario do Amaral, his wife years the unique prerogative of croupier muat leave it there, un­ Judge of probate of East FoUowffig the ceremoalal work val relatives. Rev. W. F.«EngUsh toe clothing warning ”aU p em i^ FiiriTm and two servants Incommu­ Monte Caiio. It Is a terrible blow which w u held In that place this there will be addresses by Grand Senhora do Amaral thus far has moved, unt'l he haa raked In an Rev. William F. Bngllab, D. D., agfUnst attacks on women flia nicado pending the departure of to the c^ebrated principality of the lokng coxmtera. Tbia takea m orning. Master Moyle, Graad Secretary assistant superlntendsnt and treas- detectives to Sao Paulo where they been unable to make a statement. Monaco, whbse revenue has been section. skilful action with the rake. It la Buck aad Past Master F. A. Ver- luer of to* Missionary Society of The body of to* Laroa* gill Wes will Investigate not only the appar­ exclusively built on the profits of Miss Carrls Bendeson of Bast Connecticut, registrar of toe^Con- all part of the croupier’s training, plaack. Opportunity wUl be given foimd In to* tall sugar can* qf aa ent kidnaping of the aged woman Its spangled casino. Center street, aseletent to Dr. B. Q. for a forum on questions relatlBg to nectleut Conference of Connecticut outlying plantation on Mondar. but also that of her grandson Paulo JOBS FOR CAMP COOKS Now French reports which give Every croupier in every legal­ Dolan In bis dental office here for the fraternity. and trustee of toe Fund for Minis­ do Amaral, 20-year-old heir to the proper guarantees to the govern­ a number of yeare, and recently with ters, died shortly before midnight at bad been beaten and a ^ tfentlvty tta d ized gambling houae la required Organist Sidney W. MacAlpine been dragged through the ment may obtain licenses. Among Dr. H ackett who Is In charge since will ^ve a recital before and during his home 16 Lenox street, Hartford, anaipe by law to be adept at each phase leaved cane for some dlstanc*, mn IN THE FOREST ARMY them probably wih be Deauville, Dr. Dolan assumed the p<^tlon of the work and Paul Volquardaen, last night. He was 70 years of of the croupier’a work. That Coroner T. B. Pugh reported tba^ AJx-les-Balns, Cannes, Vichy, Nice, internal revenue collector, baa re­ tMor, will slag several soloi, includ­ age. . la, there can be no division of toU, she had not been criminally afe and Le Touquet. The French se­ one expert m calculating do­ ceived her appointment from P n O ing "Four Leaf Clover.’’ A buffet Dr. English was Past Grand Mas­ Five or Six from This Town cret service will control this new dent Roosevelt as secretary to Dr. ter of Mitfons of Connecticut and tacked. " ing that, w' lie another, a dexter­ lunch will be served by the commit­ The negro suspect, a plantatlctt permission of the otate—and at Dolan and entered upon her duties tee headed by Henry Patenaude. held many Important posts within Are Offered Employment — ous spinner, handles the wheel. worker, was arrested yesterday and Touquet, already, advanced courses in Hartford this week. The meat for the lunch will be fur­ the CocgrMfatioiial denomination. Town’s C. C. C Quota Up Ecmb croupier haa on assistant, held in the LabadlevUle Jail for flPKr In tile polished inscrutable, but or “aoua-chef,” and a second help­ nished by H. L. Handy Company of He was well known to many Man­ WARNING to 15. chester Masons and a frequent amlnatlon. , "1 rigorous duties ot the croupier are er at the end of the table. This William C. Hail of Mill street, a Springfield, Maas., aad bread, turning out a oorps of experts fit m ranks of the "valets” in their brass-button­ ternity, and last year was editor of ices to be conducted by two sons in There are no more! Present the mlhistry with members of the ford. Tbree of the additional quota croupiers already schooled In the ed uniforms, ready to make the cIiM year book. During the Masonlo fraternity participating. limited stock of RCA-Cunning- of five have already been signed for duties of baccarat and boule. But Change, to do errands, bring ash­ school vacations he makes his home JURY DELIBERATES Madrid, Oct. 13.—(AP)—Monolo with his aunt. Miss Elizabeth V. Burial will be In Scantlc Cemetery. ham 46's, 27’s and 201-A's Is the service In the corps, Arthur Swift, there are certain details of the trays, and—If necessary—act as a and Pepe Blenvenlda, who rank as profession of controlling a roulette HaU o f M ill street. A delegation of Manchester Masons two of Spain’s most oototful mata^ Charles Orlowskl and Francis Wil- strong-arm squad. will attend. » ’ last that we can offer at the re­ wheel and the little dicklng white The hard-faced croupiers are ONLY ONE HOUR dors, intend to carry bull-flghtlng slnskl. Several persons applied at the The local diarlty bureau, which la ball which must be mastered. hard at work. Because no casino iDto the United States. duced prices. offices of the Ninth District today (Oonttnued from Page One) In charge of filling the Manchester ’The croupier must work with in France can start roulette until Their father, Manuel Blenveuda, swift and accurate precision. to pay their taxes but found the FROSTED FOODS GET announced today that an American, quota, has been asked to recruit five it has convinced the government ney accused of seeklnf to recover There can be no uncertainty In this office closed In observance of Colum­ Arthur Shaw, a promoter and oar* or six cooks for service In the forest inspectors that It* staff of crou­ for Kelly the $78,250 in ransom Save 20c or 25c each sport which Involves the transfer­ bus Day. William Taylor, fireman nlvsd eoncessloDaire of New York army. It Is imderstood that the pay piers is expert. money which Federal agents later ence of huge sums of money be­ stationed In No. 4 firehouse on DEEP CUT IN PRICES and Los Angeles, will handle toe \ of the camp cooks Is more than the That is why, under the skilled dug up from the Casa Coleman tween high-strung nerve-tautened School street, accepted tax pay­ bull fight business In to* Ufflted Brinsr Your Tubes In foresters, and those having qualifi­ guidance of a veteran of the Monte farm In Texas, and tw o men ar­ punters and the cool and imper­ Carlo tables, these grown-up men ments while he was on duty and Pinehnrst Demonstration Is States. cations for this work, may apply at tendered receipts for them. rested In the Memphis house where Stadiums In New York and Call* turbable bank. Desperate lives are going to school agidn with a the Kellys were caught. fo r Free Testing the charity department. In the m ay n*ng on the silent, end\pss Showing Great Change in fom la art to be the scenes of the Municipal building tomorrow mom will. Casa Coleman and Will Cas his spin of the wheel. For, even while All special .nurses planning to at­ Cost of These Delicacies. "corridas," and the bulls are not to ing. counters are being placed on Uie tend the Hallowe’en party and farmer neighbor, are charged with be killed, they're not ev« to be “We Got Everything^ green baize in the fEmtastic co'm- dance to be held in the Y. M. C. A. harboring fugitives from Justice in Miss Ruth Morrison, of the hurt Instead toe American audi­ connection with toe burial of the HEADS FUNERAL DIRECTOES blnatlons which the punters choc^e NEOIOES IN HAVANA Oct. 31, and sponsored by the hurs- Frosted Food Bales Corporation, ences are to be shown the ohanoes ransom money and related inci­ the bullflgbters take, with all tha Triodes, Tetrodes, Pentodes, by “syster"” or hazard, the pol­ Ihg staff of the Manchester Memo­ cams to Pinahurst Grocery today dents. from Rochester, N. Y., where she attendant cape-and-foot-work, wttb- Rochester, N. Y., Oct 13.— (AP) ished disk Is never still. By rule, rial Hospital are requested to notify Duplex-dlode-trlodes, Duplex-trl- WhUe other spectatorff were rush­ has been introducing Frosted Foods out ruming the bull. —Bert S. Qadd of Indianapolis to­ once the evening’s play commences, . FEARING RACE RIOTS the hospital office as soon as pos­ the roulette wheel must roll, un­ sible. ing from the court to see the Kel­ in one of the larger markets. The brothers axpCot to go to tb* ode-pentodes, Trlode-pentodes, day was elected president of the lys placed in a patrol wagon for a til the end. In discussing the prices of Frosted United States In January. National Fimeral Directors’ Asso­ transfer to the county Jidl, Mr. and Dual-grid, Triple-grid, and Penta- There Is the technique of the Havana, Oct. 12.— (AP) —Havana Foods, Miss Morrison pointed out ciation at the 62nd annual conven­ Mrs. Urscb«*l slipped down a side spin to learn. It is a dexterous negroes crowded beneath the pro­ that greater distribution, and better SCHOONER OOMINO BACK grld-converters—all noise tested tion of the organization. He suc­ STOOL PIGEON KILLED corridor into Judge Vaught’s of­ production methods have enabled the ceeded John W. Mattie of Rochester, twist of the right wrist, sending tecting arm of the government to­ and everything. the cylinder on its clockwise route. fice. I company to reduce prices from 25 Kingston, Ont, Oet 13.—(AP)— who was given a place on the board day in fear of what leaders de­ The metal arms by which the disk scribed as a "hateful and bloody "We thank you so much for our to 60 per cent in the last 'two The schooner Gtortyude L. Tbebaud, of governors. Charles L. Reads of BY COUNTERFEIT GANG Is sptm are lightly touched by the crusade" against them. lives," said Mrs. Ursohel. The oil of the New England fishing fleet, Waltham, Mass., was elected a MIm MorrlssB will Introduce third and little fihger, and the sud­ on the claim that whites had mim grasped the Jiidge’s hand. arch rival of the Nova Scotian Blu^ Tubes are the only thing member of the board of governors been molested, a delegation of ne­ Both Threateiied these foods at Pinehurst for toe Qose, docked her* today on hqr way den pressure must bC not too next few days, and you are Invited about radio that have not gone New Orleans was chosen for th» sharp, not too soft, but always tho groes told President Ramon Orau Cincinnati, Oct. 12.—(AP)—A Both of the Urachels bad been home to'IGloucester, Mass., fro; next convention. san Martin, agitators w*re urging man Federal agents said had threatened with "destruction" in to stop In affd sample any frosted Century \ o f P rogress a t Chid up yet—^but will soon. same, even, steady application. feed you are Interested In. The convention acted favorably on Even hauler is the propulsion an open assault before nightfall. "squealed" on a natlonally-operat-_____ ^ letters sent by KeUy whUe he and After taking on n pilot, ths the report of the committee on alT' As President Orau moved to meet Ing gang of counterfeiters ‘was cor his wife were fugitives. of the little white ball. T ^ , al­ TWO MEN DROWNED. schooner powered wito a Diesel en­ plane transport for the dead. Chair­ most concealed between the first this new problem, rumors spread nered and slashed to death early to­ In dlsposmg at to* KeUy prop­ gine, continued on her way east She man Reads, of Waltham, stated that and second fingers of the siune that friction was developing steadily day, a few hours after police were erty, Judge Vaught ruled that toe is to stop at MontreaL . tipped he had been marked for Salem, Mass., Oct 12.—(A P I- air facilities are not yet sufficiently between the army and navy. government could retain (mythlng - hand that spins the wheel. Is start­ death. Two men drowned and another was developed and that rates are pro­ ed on Its track an Instant later. Army and navy leaders met with which it feels was purebased with GANGSTER KILLS SELF. the President in a conference which The man was Nick Damico, 47, Urschel’s money until ownership rescued after clinging to an over­ Radio Service hibitive but that progress was being This Is done by filck of the fingers. turned boat for five hours In Salem Juan Rivera, commander in chief of revealed by Harry Buck, U. 8. De­ has been established. This, District made. The. com^ttee frowned on The bidl travels Ir the opposite di­ Bay today. Those Jost in the rough New York, Oot 13. (AP)— Henty ON stimt or publicity-seeking flsrlng by rection of the wheel. 'the navy, did not attend. partment of Justice agent, as an in­ Attorney Herbert Hyde said he be­ Sherman, aUeged bs aBtes te^i^kays Havana University’s student lead­ sider who revealed the secrets of a lieved, was true of a motor oar pur­ waters of Jie Atlantic wers John funeral directors. Brisbois, 60, and Frank Anderson, been a former "tri|H*nan" for While tradition holds that this ers annoimced registration would coimterfeltlng ring Buck has been chased In Des MolneS, Iowa. the notorious "Purple Cwnt'' of trailing since spring.* 30, and the man rescued was If Marlene Dietrich refuses to Is the most difficult part of the start October 16, ^ th classes start­ Counjel for tot Kellsrs win turn trolt, committed suldd* by shoot­ ing November 1. "Other murders will occur,” Po­ the proceeds from personal effects Joseph Letoum eau, 26. AH were heed the call of the Nazis and re­ croupier’s t jsk, exports disagree. Salem residents. ing himself with a revolver today Any Make turn to Germany, It will probably The Instantaneous calciilatlng and lice Lieutenant Patrick Hayes de­ claimed by toe couple Into cash to In a Bronx apartmoit ______be because she fears her pants won’t playing are arder. The reckonings clared. "The counterfeiters are a meet attorneys fees and to make a powerfxil gang, headed by men with IN BANKRUPTCY make a hit with Hitler. must be done at lightning speed'. $8,000 final payment on toe Fort Girl Scout News influence. They are not going to JiUl Worth home. However, the govern­ Nsw Haven, Oct. 12.—(AP) — If they can escape It" ment claims that some ^ this DANCE Troop 6 Buck said Damico had told him Frances T. Beales of Stamford filed Troop 6 held their second meeting property has been attached by cer­ TONIGHT yesterday he knew he was "on the tain banks allegedly robb^ by the a bimkruptcyakruptc petition today with Potterton at the Manchester Green School at spot,” and Buck passed the informa­ debts of $6,991 and assets of $1,227. Kellys. 3:46, Monday afternoon. They Anotoer petition was that of Bolton Center Hall tion (dong to city police. Joseph B. Keenan, assistant at­ OM Faebioned aad Modexq Dnndng. opened with the horseshoe forma­ George W. Russell of Plainfield, Arrested for possessing counter­ torney general sent here from Art McKay's Orohestm. tion followed by Patrol Comers. feit haJf-dollers last spring, Damico debts $8,400 and assets slx himdred Last meeting new Patrol Comers Washington to assist In the prose­ Admission 36o. & Krah broke imder questioning, Buck said, cution, left by elrplane at 8 a. m. dollars. were formed and Bemlce Living­ became a stool-pigeon, and passed for Atlantic City, wher. he Is to At The Center ston, Betty Goslee, Jessie Schaller on information that imcovered a and Helen Adamy were cboeen Pa­ address a convention. Where Radio Is Understood! naUonally-operating counterfeiting District Attorney Hyde, In charge trol leaders. Mrs. Fogll Is their ring with headquarters In Brooklyn new captain. A supper hike wu of the prosecution of both trials for FRIDAY Phone 3733 and Rochester, N. Y., and. resulted the Urschel kidnaping, said he would planned for the next meeting and In arrests there. AND trail signs were received. They forwiurd to the C^partment of Jus­ SATURDAY; played a geune of Jumping over a tice in Washington his strongsst STATE swinging rope and then closed with recommendation that any applica­ the singing of the "Golden Stm’’ and tion for a pardon or parole for any “T aps.” Y. M* C . i 4 . Notes of the convicted persons, now or Zasu as Hm —Scribe, Geraldine Tenney. later, be denied. "I shall ask the court to J4,000 to conoeeelon to maudlin sentiment pound cloth . A David Dynes of 23 Foster street carry on the work. An Increase In because two of toss* oonvlotad de­ . ON DRAUGHT and Mrs. Margaret Griffin of 168 toe membership fse is expected to fendants are women and I went my sack...... 4 9 c help some, but additional money wUl Potatoes, Native Green Moun- We have been granted the sole agency for Bud- Hilliard street were discharged yes­ unalterable conviction placed In toe terday. be required. official record.’’ weiser. Anheuser-Busch, the largest brewery in the A son was bom thla morning to 7^ world, has just put Budweiser on Draught on the mar- peck...... 2 9 c Mr. and Mrs. Frank little of 82 NEW AIR DPUCTOR Coast cTuarD on tr ia l. ' Sliced Peaches, i ket. Spruce street A well children’s conference will Washington, Oct 13.—(AP)— New London, Oot IS.—(AP)— 1-lb. tall can l U C be held In the Health Center tomor­ Reorganization of the aeronautics With toe nature of tb* obarge with­ Sweet Cider, gallon, BLUE RIBBON ON DRAUGHT row afternoon at 2 o’clock. . Jbranch o f toe Com m erce depart­ held, lieu t Robert B. Hunter of the contents on ly ...... o t \ J O • CREMO BEER ON DRAUGHT Mrs. Ruth Andre nai|8e inspeotloa, q q farm In ssaroh of tbeir bor**, wbiek Sweet Mixed Picklee, state poUoe said Brute bkd itolen- >%as named as ^ QU&rt jftT e • e e e e e e • t 3 LADIES INVITEDI Edward Morris of Hertb WUbfa- Vidal, tern] I^entos, Red, Swe^ 1 O ham, Maas., Mri. Lena Morris aad M M am • 7-og. tin ...... 1 M C Uitlr 15 year old sen. Hiemae,.w«re A Chance With Every Olaas of Qaar To Win a First namsd Ity pbUos as tbos* assaultaid DR. SAVAma DIBS. Vhiite Tuna Flakes^ O C Prlie frf $5.00 in Grbemdas and Second Pitiae of $2.60 in by tbs Staftord farmsr. j 2 No. ^ ^ . .MI.,.. sbO C Groceries. Drawing Evtiy Saturday Night At 10:80. Brut* cams undar tb* Ay* ;of r.Westerly, R L,,Oot. 1B«-(AP)— state potto* reesatlywhen a akull Or. a OM&t Bavaga wlw bad pree- was fMad ona Wttte Wte m but ,tba iki^ tloed mediolae lMwi* ter Ig years C e iilitf ___ , 1 4 c nroved to be one that bad msb v m died suddenly ttes it e M e n from b a weddlag pmtyr boax and then badrt treutde. bgrt known. 1 M A H l B i r S GE0R(X’S TAVERN ■m I’ter-lA hi { O R O m T Ow.Oikaaa-0|MSt8VMiti‘ . MudiMtor ^ . \ 188 j^oroee Str^ TWO INDUSTRIES TOY WITH MANCHESTER IDEA roRCON iM ar.a. ^ S S h £ jdetuM (9< thfi lU E IS n iL Y . "ili|tiiidiy*i Vtmwifi," Post Offlefi Bib CBOtnet to U s t a n t o IW Pc h r Itbbirt YoUBk nsfi Leila New l«M y and Baj Stata Ryaaa, Is < toe featured film attrae- 6tf« Oat to Lifto tons from ^ Xitwaiy^S^ fto G a o rg a HtoTtr of StoiK. Conetms Make Inqvlrtoa aa tloB a t the new pnfrair now at toe New York. Oet IS.—Ftaandal oh toe N ew T o r t m a y ^ t y lOfiBtofili T h a i ^ St Thalr Cjlalwooiiiii OwiMT—S6S Dtyi B Year. diowed today the fouowlif etmd " to l^aetory Sltea. GoToimeBt Lmdi to Accoyt I^aqr Theater, T^A ve. end 60th mkrkete throughout toe oountry Hdtee’s Managers Make •trfiet Aa augumented' stage show, were eloasd todi^ In obeersanee of Manager Oaorga Hoover of the OMied propoMli tot a afiAl iSeralto B. LaCtaiidIa, Poasibillty of two new laduatrles itwriag James Msltoo, sad ths lenger to oarrt United Itatii mall (Fusion) • •eeasss stotoMnls e8TeP48 State Theater was toe guast speak­ hold-ovsr tngageDMBt of Walt DUh looatlag la MaaohMtai loomed up UneontoM Proffer But onRouto 8O«,0lil, botweoa ^ to e p ^ was. a legal holiday and aU Joeert V. MeXee, Proteal—^0 Place on Ma- a ^ s “Thrte Little Pigs" oombias er at the meettng;of toe Hantoeatn ohestor post ofRofi afid tto New Ha- National end state hanks were dos­ (Reoovery) ... 3^476 today with the reoelpt of letters by to make this wesk*t Rox}’ show oao Community Players at their club- ven raiuoad eUtlon, the OoniMotl- ed. John P. O'Brien, the local Chamber of Oommerbe May Decide to Do So. of too most sxdtlng of too past out oompany etopa. Station "A", tho cUm s , They Declare. rooms In toe Baloh and Brown. (Demoorat) 13,611 from a maaufaoturer of fluxed ‘ssason. BlfhUnd^Park and Maaohoetor C3iarles Solomon, welding wire and a dyeing and fln< huUdlng last , night He was Intro- "Saturday's Mllllo''t," produood Green etatl^ are bought by toe Bstlmatee based on r e p o ^ al- ■ ■ oar (Boolallst) ...... 1.661 iehinr company. Postmaster Frank B. Orooker duosd by Mehard Owtrs, who with by Universal Pioturss OorjMration, eoal poet oflioe. ready pUhllfibed -plaoe Freight The poll was taken la Maahattaa, J ftm Tort; Oct 13.— (X P )—A Which mads "Hie Spirit of Notro toe Znqxilry regarding the avaUablH' it known today that the mat The proposals are to be written loawtofi of. niejor oarriers for Brooklyn and Queens. flfbt to arort tho uie of papor bal toe secretary, Mies Ruth Smith,, and Dams" and "All Amerioan," was ty o f rttee In Maaoheater ww tar of establishing a contract sub­ on blanks fumlabed by Postmaster week e&dlag Oetobfir 7 at 647,000 T h s poll la atm too young for Ounnar Johnson was in charge of adapted from Ludan Cary's wtU- lota in tha Novombor mayoralty made by the two firms, one w station at the South End was la Frank B. (^Irooker and must be In oar compared with 638,686 actually any safe oonoluslona to be tried,” toe program and social for toe ses­ knoWa Saturday Evtifiag Post alootloa waa wafod today by inde- which la from New Jersey and the statxu quo pending, reoelpt of ad­ ihe hands a t Mr. Crocker on or be­ loaded in the Mine week last year, toe Digest said. sion. story. It Is said to truthfully por­ pandaat Damooratic foroaa aa a flood other from Mas«aohuaetta. No re­ vice from postal oololals In Wash­ fore 13'noon on October 14. Per- an increase of 8.4 per cent. quests for ooDoesalona or special tray tho extant of oommsroiallsm eone sixteen years of age or under of now partlaa, auch aa "The Stork ington regarding toe advlsablUto of The president Kari KeUer, revers-: (iduoementa were embodied In the ed the usual order of busineM ee in ooUsge athlotlos. are not permitted to bid tor the job PAY and Babp* and "Ooat," thraatanad again advertising tor bids or ox ao- 'The Dua Jk Bradatreet weekly etters, a fact which regiatei^ fa­ that Mr. Hoover might speak first and eliltable equipment or fheUltoe to Bwamp the capacity of tba votlnf oeptlag toe lone bid submitted fol food price lades laoreeaito one cent vorably with offldala of the Cham' lowing toe appearance of a notice and return to his duties at the tosa- must be furnlened by toe euooeariul YOUR maohlnaa. to fl.M for Otitober 10 compared ber. for bids on September 36. ter. The new manager, who came applicant ' This means, of oouree, Twantsr^bt partlea have fllad LEDOUX IS REELECTED with 11.78 e year ago, a gain of 11 BILLS WITH One firm asked for a site con­ Mr. Crocker indd toe fact that to toe local theater about August that a light truck will be neoeeeary tlrtata—a altuatlon that draw ciiea per cent 'Hie latest index now taining at least 6,000 square feet only one bid was submitted prompt­ 38, has made many improvements to do toe work required. A LOAN of "bad faith" from managera of stands 7.7 below the year's peak of offactory space. The othw <^cem ed nlm to communicate with Wash at the playhouse In that time and FRENCH SOCIEry HEAD Deduotlonb wlU be made from toe Joaaph V. MoKea, Indapandant Dam- pay of toe mall messenger for fail­ 83.08 reached on July 18. Add ep aS Hie Wile yee eorauo candidate. did not spedfy the slae of the fac­ ngton in search of further Informa- has made a number of friends. He ewe IWI ec hew aeeii yee tory It wanted. Nor was any men- lon. He added that a single bid ure properly to perform his duties, In addition to the oonvantlonai has a background of nearly ten Hartford, Oct 13.— (AP)-—Honrl seed—end In 34 heera er 'ion In either letter as to the idloated lack of competition and years of theatrical experience In end fines will be Impoied for other rtlaa, tlckata have gone In under dellnquenolee. less we'll have Hie eaeli ready a ambloma of the "Eilack Dla* number of employees needed to that at least two, and preferably New Y ork and Brooklyn, end In T. Ledoux, of Nashua, N. B., was BARMB ABRBBTBD tar yowl S carry on operations here. three, bids from South End store rs-eleoted president of toe L'Unlon The jp ob o f mail m essenger Is mond." "Steal Helmet" "BuU’a- New York State. Hie theme was, fairly lucrative, but It neoeentates A samII eaieeet swHMy Bya," "SUtue of Ubarty," "Air^ Morta will be made by the ceepm were desired. However, "How to Select a Play". He advised S t Jean Baptiste D’Amerl(}ue at the New Britain, Oet 13.—(AP)— Is all ya« liava (a pay. Chamber to interest the owners of ' bids are again sought, and only being on duty at least part of toe nlane." "Claaped Handa," "Whaali the playeri to choose something dosing session o f‘the 18th annual time every day in the year. The Accused of Ignoring an order of ^toe »Opan Book." ttd "Buffalo." the firms in this town, it was saW one response is fortooomlng, un that people will support because PiRfONAL PiNANCI CO. convention at toe Foot Guard ar­ mesienger is required to convey air state barber eoaumsslcn by openit- their party appalatlona i»day. The desirable location of doubtedly It will be necessary to ac­ they wUf understand and enjoy It. Ing hit shop todiw, Columbus Day, Haoia b. State Theater Balldtax "New Era," "Emancipation, T*Io Manchester, with its close projtiml- cept the single bid. mory this morning. mail from the post office to the Con­ rss Mata 8t„ Manekeetev With the spoken drama, as with necticut Co. cars, transport mail John Derdorian of 101 Arch street, Tunmany." "No Boaa Repraaanta- ty to New ?ork, Boston, Spring- Desk, Safe and Some Time. The otoer officers elected are: Ar­ _ Phone 84S0 motion pictures, however, a produc­ from the cars to the post office, per­ wke arrested. He wm have a hear­ I tj^.V i^onaat Polltlca," "Aaaur- field, Worcester, Hartford, e v i­ It was pointed out by Mr. Crock­ thur Daviau, Watervllle, Me., flrit The'only ohars* ta three percent per tion that will "go over big" in one form similar work between toe post ing in Police Court tomorrow. month on nnpald nmonnt o< loan. once," ‘Taxpayera," and "Americo- dence and other large population er that toe post office department;, vice president; Dr. C. J. Z. Potvtn, ^aoe will be a "flop" in another. He Springfield, Mass., second vice preii office and the railroad station and Spanlah." CBOtsrs will b® sBiphMlwdi whllt a desirous ^ establishing a con­ etreaeed toe impovomoe of careful tract sub-station In a store in the dent; Emile L. Audy, Chicago, third the post office and sub-stations. Only 10 Partlaa the charm of this town as a x*esl- casting, diligent rehearsing and The voting maohlnaa, adopted by dentlal commimlty also will be vicinity of the old postofflce. All 'doe president; Alma Forder, Good complete familiarity with their lines CX)LX7MBCB D AY tba New York aty board of alao- strbased. a stoi^eeper requires Is some deck year, Conn., secretary; Ell Vanlsa, apace, a safe in which to keep 80 that no scenes will dreg along Woonsocket, R. I., secretary; J Varicose Ulcers EXCURSION tiona aeveral yaara ago to prevMt It was pointed out by a Chamber Another ve^ necessary feature,In' election frauda and "ballot atim- official today that available factory stam]^ and other government valu­ Arthur Fanveau, Boston, treasurer New York, Oct 12.—(AP)—An producing a pley Is the proper light­ Ing,” are oonatructed to handle tan space here at present may be found ables and a willingness to spare the The oounoUlori who have been ocean voyage made centuries ago TO n e w Y O R K ing effects, Mr. Hoover said, end he in the mill formerly occupied by time to sell stamps, write out money nominated, but who had not been waa toe inspiration for holiday ob­ — Old Sores oompleta p ^ y ticketa. volunteered assistance on this or EACH SUNDAY IN OCTOBER Voting______machineexperta, however, the Glastonbury Knitting Co., at orders and accept parcel post i>ack- selected at the morning session be­ servance In many parts of the na­ any other problem the playeri may tion today. Healed At Home ROUND TRIP ■aid the maohlnaa could handle up the Green, the former Evening ages, for which small scMes vpuld cause of four contests, are; Alderio railroad pars $2.00 to aixteen partlea by doubling im, Herald plant and the old Apel place ae needed. have in the future. Laporte, Bay City, Mich,; Dr. L. It was the journey on which Christopher Columbus, obscure No «nforcft>i rost. No oporatloas aor Lv. Wlndeer Leeha...... and even more if complete ticketa at the north end and, for a firm re­ A musical oolnedy, In bis opinion, Raul Lafond, Leixiston, Me.; Albert tnjootloni, Th« ilmplo Bmorald Oil LVe HRftlofd ...... • e ae ee a a # 0*^ narning minor candidates were not quiring only limited space, the was the favbrlte with the average B. Trottier, Brltsol; Prime Robl Oenoan seafarer, sailed his way to' homo treatmoat panalti too to go Dim ISSth St* *• eea.ae e eeeee* elltlB A*l^ audience. Thfi however, la toe moat chaud, Gardner, Mass.; Adonat to Immortal fame aa the discover­ about your dally routla* aa uaual— OttB Now Yprk* •eaeeaeeaea etl iSS A*Ms Hated. . building which at one time housed NEW OUTDOOR THEATER whlla those old sorea aad nlosrs Anoth*** problem, one harraasing the Manchester Neckwerr Cc., on costly to produce. He advleed a Demers, Woonsocket; Emile Dubuc er of a new continent. LsVe Naw York* eeseeaaaaeee 3^25 Today—the 441st anniversary of qulokly heal up and your Isfs be­ ' ^Wle tSBtk St* •••****eo«**ee T iSO • sM( KcKae’a managers, is the number ^ Center street variety of light comedy and comedy- Pawtucket; Ernest Brlsson, Hart come as rood as ueis. the discovery o t America—was * Grend Cmtrei TmninsA original partlea naming him aa their Some communities have consld IS DEDICATED TODAY drama. With players of ability, who ford; Alfred Lantagne, Biddeford, Emerald Oil aota laetaatly Me.; Wilfred Beaudry, Holyoke marked by celebrations and festivl d 4sy for rifhirtttne—vuHine frimdr or candidate. The filing of the New ered It expedient and good business will enter into the spirit of it and to end pain, reduce awelllnr, rrlativtt—iktotri. ' Deal Party, with the emblem of to offer special Inducements to live the parts, any heavy play may Mass.; Dr. J. Ubald Paquln, New ties principally by Italian societies. stimulate circulation. Just New London, Oct 12.—(AP) — Bedford, Mass.; .^. Alfred Tavigne, The day was a blank holiday In follow ths easy directions Purchase Hehets la adveaee. Hvaohoe "Stork and Baby," brought to four firms seeking unoccupied factories, be well^presented. A diversified prO' Unlt*d to aeeemmedetleas ea spedei With Informal exerdses the new St Johnsbury, 'Vt; Jean G. Picher, some states and some financial you are sure to be helped or the parties endorsing him. but this idea does not raster well iF'rances l^ck outdoor theater at gram toould be given through the money back. J. W. Hale Co. seech bhln. Winooski, Vt.; Andre E. Simays, markets were "loaed. Including the Cannot It Be Done with the local Chamber of C ^ - Connecticut College was (mened season if possible so that all tastes -.mmim Drur Dept., and drurfleta New York Stock Ebcohange. THE NEW HAVEN r. a. One particular cause for embar­ merce, it was learned. Among' the this noon In toe presence ox stu­ maiy be satisfied. Plattsburgh, N. Y.; J. F. Mont everywhere^ rassment to party candidates, p>ar- mimy, Lowell, Mass.; Hormisdas concessions made wer assurances nts, faculty memMrs and college In Manager Hoover's opinion no tlcularly McKee in this instance, is that no taxes would be levied oyer trustees. The donor who is Joined Bourassa, Lowell; J. Alfred Chre­ the decision made yesterday by Su­ picture should run longer than 76 tien, Manchester, N. H.; Francois a period of years,, offers to pay the with her mother, is Miss Frances minutes, speed Is all-important. In preme Court Justice Salvatore A. moving expenses o: the new indus­ Buck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nel­ Xavier Boulet, Rumford, Me. OotiUo that each endorsing party the big Rmy shows everything is Joseph George Vlnette, Syracuse tries and exemptions from paying son L. Buck, of Elvanston, m. timed to a second, they are able to designation la entitled to a separate President Katherine Blunt of the N. Y.; Dr. Wilfred R. Delaney, Cam light and fuel bills. Although it is make a program run to within 80 line on the machine—something against a state law in Connecticut college In giving a formal touch to bridge. Mass. McKee’s representatives assert is the program said: "We are all very seconds ^ a given time at each per­ to exempt any Industry from pay­ formance. He gave toe group, In re­ a physical Impossibility. ing taxea interested butiness men, happy m the opening of this beau­ KILLED BY AUTO. McKee has not yet decided wheth­ ply to questions, considerable In­ taxpayers and others have hurdlewall around ers Club. Tickets are already in the ation Counsel Arthur J. W. Hilly. SulMvan, Ind., Oct 13.—(A F)-- the theater which drops eight feet Indiana National Guardsmen estab­ hands of the club members and the Glenwood C-H— 2 Sizes While his board of strategy from the stage level to the lake. players. sought some means to preserve the lished virtual m artial law In SuUi NOTICE The compact hearthless use of voting machines, McKee van county today. Sale of new automobiles in June A social followed the business and started his speaking campaign with After three explosions had shak of this year topped last year’s sales the committee served sand'wlches model—a lot of stove in a a pledge to “restore the city’s finan­ en this dty early this morning by nearly 16 per cent. and coffee. TOWN MEETING small space. Its beautiful cial solvency" and to “rid it of the Brig. Gen. D. Wray Depres confer square lines are ideal for the invisible Government" of political red with local officials and then is­ sued regulations forblddlpg any as­ The Legal Voters of the Town of modem oil-heated home. Its bosses. Coventry, State of Connecticut, are Plorello La Guardia, Independent semblage except on express per­ true Glenwood quality insures mission from the military author! hereby warned and directed to meet years of satisfactory perform­ Republican running as fusion candi­ at the Town Hall, in the First Dis­ date, swung his fire against Mayor ties. trict South Coventry, on Saturday, ance. Comes in choice of John P. O’Brien’s plan to feed two The regulations also directed the enamel finishes with oil fii^h million pounds of pork to the City’s closing of all business bouses, thea­ October 14, 1983, at 2 p. to needy on grounds of religious diet­ ters, restaurants and other public transact toe following business: top that never needs blacking. ary laws. LaGuardia suggested beef places at 9 j>. m., and established a 1. To receive the reports of the Town Offlcera and to take as aa alternative. 10 p. m. curfe\ after which all No. 280 with John McCooey, veteran Brooklyn persons and vehicles must be off prlate action thereon. leader whose ouster is sought by re­ the streets and highways through­ 2. To see if the Town will vote to 18” Oven ... $9 9 .75 adopt the budget for the fiscal year bellious subordinates, remained con­ out the county.' fined to his home with a severe cold. General Depres ordered a third of 1938-1984, prepared by the Board compemy of Guardsiien Into the of,Sel^tmen and the Boai^ of Edu- Nq. 208 with 20” Oven, county to augment the force al­ oa’tion. ready on duty. The general came 3. To autoorlne the Selectmen to AL SMITH RECEIVES here Monda' with two companies borrow mopey aa the Town may re­ $13 7.5 0 to establish military control in ac­ quire. cordance with a proclamation Is­ 4. To authorlM the Sri^ectmSn to 'M'M NEW COLLEGE DEGREE sell pr^rty recently taken over The Beautiful Gtenwood F '■1 'A sued by Governor Paul V. McNutt. The Big Glenwood C 'iri The troops were sent Monday by the Town. A big coal range—equally well adapted to A remarkable value in this new Glenwood F« 6. To see what action the Town Recommended especially for oil. It is however Albany, N. Y., Oct 12.^(AP) — following the bombing of the oil—and a splendid heater and baker. Full wished to take in regard to irans- "Doctor" Alfred E. Smith was in homes of non-union miners here 20" straight side oven, six 8" covers, double built for coal flxtuies if ever wanted. This te ferring present Town Office, to the the ne'weat addition to the Glenwood family town today to receive another honor and at Hymera and a clash be­ mantie shelf, triangle grate; smooth oli finish Tracey-BUlott Office now owned by and bound to be a winner. Choice of flnlahae from the state which four times tween pickets and non-union min­ top requires no blacking. Choice of enamel made him governor. He will be the Town. colors on msplay. In permanent enamel aU over. ers at toe Starbum mine in the 6. To see which approaches to awarded an honorary degree tonight northern part of the county. by the University of the State of State Road from Ripley Hill, toe The explosion this morning oc­ Town wishes to retain. ' $ 13 7.5 0 $89.00 New York, which comprises the en­ curred In some Isolated district tire educational system of the 7. To see if the Town will' vote north of Sullivan. Nati''nal Guard to close road from Andover State state. officers were unable to find any m r The news leaked out in spite of Highway leading toward Bolton damage that had been caused. The Center ovef R. R Crossing No. the attempts of the State Board of blasts, however, were of sufficient Modernize Your Kitchen' Regents to keer the name of the 13.24. degree recipients a secret before force to rock homes in this dty. W i t h A N e w 8. To see if the Town wm veto to the ceremony, in accordance with close the road in North Coventry ■nnnai custom . But Bome One saw leading from the State Highway the Smith brown derby bobbing in haar Mr. Robertson’s place to Mr. Union station last night, recalled FLORENCE RANGE-OILBURNER Cooper's place. that the annual convocation of the motattons-^ 9. To see if the Town wm vote to university was tonight, and put two And For That Matter Your Parior Stove, 'rioeexthe road frNew York City It seems to me that what is hep* LESS D IO T-no smoke or dugt, no grimy han^. higkwaj. , election situation. pening in Germany is a elum^ LESS COST—your fuel is R ugs Oil Its^^t is low. U. remest to see what aotion T b » regents, at their formoon lout’s revolution agalnfit thought, You bum it only While l^e stove is nesasd^^fc^ct^k* q»s Town wW' take to return to toe Liberal AUowanee For" Your Old Range In Trade Towarda Any ■essipn, elected James Byrne, of sanity and books.—H. O. Wells. I g ie i^ ef Town Ottcers. New York, the vice chancellor, to ing or heating. I, . IIiM uest to see wkat aetlen Glenwood the cheaeellorahip to succeed toe I t is a good plan not to make MORE COMFQRT«*-Ba warn as a eoal m nssd late Dr. Chester S. Lord, known to .tBs:Tanrt wm take to egfiln become more of a damn fbol of yourself than warmth, yet out whe^ Bot in use. ebmfort l^ ^ fllM VQflng dlfitrliBt the newspaper fraternity through­ God ^imlgbty tntendlM you should. .33, Bg request to see wlmt action V ./ out natira as the one time man­ — ^Former S e cre ta n o f the N avy in winttf wut'summer* ^ " iv ,,, * aging editor of the New York Sim. MORE (XINYEmENCE—started in a m om ^ipide^^ rtfi 'Town waif take about wom-ont Charles Frtncls Adame. tod^unuselliosid machinery,. I n < } i i i r e trolled withW »to simplePi|npi0 torist p f wtlw n vtoivi^4iiiB||fjf w I 2M O N r t i BACK TO CAPITAL any itnil all ethfir Huslnees Hie country need# super-men and fast 0r slow,low. TheiW is BP g r ^ w s # ; ty ODtofi;^efoita'’ tols ‘ meet* AboatOur super-women among the leaders : TO PAY r Washington. Oct 13.—(AP) — w h e n y o u hsvs AielttiWs.’R toie Y; and among the fedwware fer the rvtoisfth Wendell Holmes, retired Jus- solution of prefitofc'dey natlmal At of the Supreme Court today re- probleme.—Mery IL WpoBey, presi­ i S d i N I to Washington for toe win­ dent Mt H oly^tirilege. ter after spendlaf r.tke summer at Ids home in Meaeachtaiette, When I flnt IfneW thie home TMe fhipotu jurist in eatoelleai ahew. we ogme hejfi cor. C e n te r health and spbits notwitbstudtng not ae pranMW ends^--Yhe D i^ of •' -■ i:;:"

' ‘M I ' h' I.’e: Yurr. a i i oaltHfil frioM tkfoucbeut tlu woild. Xt Is Bot^jpoitkj that thasa- pto- tMta ooBM, BoC ftoB tlM OraiB Balt but from a gnup of tha ablaat aad j_ PUBLIKHIO ft Mry little in return (or th ■M ULP PIUNTINO OOMBANTt U fa meat alart bviilnam man la Amarioa, ifiy 0^ who a rt flrmlp ooavlBoad that tbara whleh eoelety gives them. II Blmll Stm t IF t BA»VIM-ni|R f vMta. He la hart to tall tka Tbaa- oaa ba no ftaaral or laatl&f proa- Ourrently. for testanos, we read worn ■uffarl^ from aamg I . THOMAs'Viill^tbM Mo a o m B MANHATtAirB FARM tar Guild hia Idaaa about bow tbay Incredible “PrtiM MUca" Romanoff •______0«BT>l parity la thU eeuatry till tba aap- of a banldnff bouss which organised *WAT UP o r THB BSIBB should preduca hla *^Wlnaaburg, —tba formarn Bros*i r o n ynata-preaaer aad a«Md My i Ohio.” Hla now wlfq (hla fourth) wboaa aatouadinfly axpart almula- what to do, SRd b# M Foundad Uotobar 1111 para aad bunowara of dallatloo a rt an tevostment trust in 1994, obtain­ 1 bava bMB told I bavs too ameh bettor. A ftariH tM ci - Publlthad IJ^arr BvMiiBg BimW ing for $100,000 stock that later was By JT7UA BLANiHABD la with him. Mm la aa aooaomiaf, is tioB at toval mannofa baa galnad for ■sadaya and -Boltdara Bntarad at tba roetad out of tha tbalr poaltloB of aold in my system. Bbould X take taking bar Ph. D. la Economics this him antra# to tb t boat drawlaf- up, Doctor RowanoR.' Poat Offloa at Baapbaatar. Oobo. a t Influanca in' tha fovammant valued on the Stock Bkohange at ths^ranfs fast, or li the add Ksw Yorkf G et 13.—N t# York 1s year . . . rooma aad worst lafls. coma to cooptlt Baooad Claaa Mall kattar. . . _ dsvslopiaff ZB sntlrzly nsw breed of place eloaaar, fiv * ; iLBSCRlPnON RATW $80,000,000. We read of a banking fruit IM for mo?’’ Tbls-quostion is Probably ona of tba moat Arrlviaf at tba ialaot cafe oaa and all 'rlada of ttttla Oaa taar, b/ auill ...... la.M beuea getting a $9,000,000 eommla- taksn from a lottsr on my desk sad foUUH-psotkouee farmers 1 complex man amonf our/nota­ svenlBf uiat fprlfiff. aone friinda SPLENDID EFFORT. is a vsxT oommon one. When the Karvsst time has come to them tiona. X nevar w nM haws ba4 o a f Par Month, by a u l l ...... «■•«.•{ •10 elon for aeUlng $00,000,000 worth of bles, Anderson Is ^ t to show praaeaiad Jarry to a regal, urbaaa- of that if I h attt baaa rsgtotarad Slnfla ooplaa ...... ••••••I -M patient nas an orsi>aeld eondltion, with all Iti pungent, autumn fra­ one of two daflnlta sides, looking fallow who bad. all the non- PalTvorod, on* y«tr • • « atrr a 1 1 a a # li.ob The more one thinks over the that way." etock, of a firm buying inveetment also oallsd addosls, the best pos­ grance. The Mffect and most sue- when brought into a social cbalaaoe of a lalaure*claaa man Juat < MXMBBR OF THB AISOCXATSO Tuesday night speech of General truet Btocke for 90 oenta a share sible thing to do It to use tbs orange csstfql penthouse orchard la the group. He can be the ^ moat back from tha M arriti aaaaon. It PRB8S Hugh g. Johnson, delivered before .psfrult • Juloe or tomato Arthur Karriawi's, atop a sky­ charinlnf Bouthen gentlemaa was Prince Mike, Juat out of a Parts FOUR fXIMIt K m ap Tb« ASMhlBtod PrtM It •zolotlTtly and lelliBg them, later on, for 4oo. juloe iiM ti scraper buUdlnf In the Bast 80's. •BtltUd to tbo u*« tor rapubllOAtlOB the oonventlon of the American Tbeee thlnge, at course, happened on earth (bis voice still baa Jail. He ihowed Jerry hla release, of til Btwt dlspttehtt erodittd to it I find that la tbs minds of mkay The Ksrrlgans are now gatberlnf Its Southern accent), cour­ which listed prisoners’ profeaslona. Amstardant HoUand," Obt li. w. or not othorwlM erodittd In thlt Federation of Labor and broadoast In the easy money days. It* Is Im­ people there exists' a groat deal at their flrot real harvest from dozens teous, attentive, gallant, even "Oh,’’ said Jerry, lookiBg a t I t ‘T (AP)—Two eommlsMoned aad ptptr and alto tbo local ntwa pnb« throughout the nation, the more be portant that ws find out about confusion over this aad fruit ques­ of little dwarf pear and apple a bit romantic, ^ t h hie ar­ didn’t know that you were a doc- non-conunlaaldpad offlcam wept llabed herein. tion. A long time ago, whan foods trees, every one laden with gor­ resting mop of dark hair and All rltbte of republloatloa of is pretty sure to bo Impressed by them. Not otherwles can we un­ were first classified, certain fruits torl" killed today when two mUtaqr apeolal diepatobee herein are also re- geous, colcn^ul fru it brooding eyes . . . Or he can “Well, rm n o t really,’’ Mike an­ planes collided in mid-air and orasb- aerved. ______^ the grimness of the admonition con­ derstand the true weakness of those were classes according to the fruit It has requilred several . years, give yoiu one of the coldeet, swered, with disarming candor. “But ed naar Kaataren. veyed to the labor leaders of the much talk-of boom times. adds which tbsy contain and were the addition of maiw feet of good shrewdeet, moet, calculating Full aarvlee ollent of N B A aor- called add. Later, It was formd rich earth, a careful selection of ▼lOA Ine. country in that address. No one and aloof persons on earth, that thsse fruits may taste add trees and sorupuloua care of every ' one who lives by the mind 1 Publlaber'B Repretentatlve: The who beard Johnson’s vehement ORqHID FOR UNCLE. when eaten, but that when tbey one of them to grow fruit in a alone, irrespective of and In­ Jullue Matbewe Special Agency—New periods, or read them afterward, are burned In the body they pro­ Babylon-Hanglng-Qarden. Though York. Cbloago. Detroit and Boston. It may be quite true that our duce an alkaline ash, and, are different to those about him. could fail to comprehend that here they experience fewer blights than Whatever your impression of him, diifiomatlc representativee in Cuba therefore, alkaline forming foods. grounded gardens know, stiU they MEMBER ADDIT BUREAO OF and now was being delivered that As such, they have the highest you always notice bis bands. He CIRCULATIONS. have not been very successful lately have bad to work out as meticu­ much need warning, from exactly value In neutralizing or balancing lous a system of daily baths for has a nervous habit of never seem­ Fulfilling All Requirements The Herald Printing Company, Ine., in estimating the strength of the the adds which are present when ing to let them relax. He doesn’t assumes no financial responsibility the right quarter and in the sternest their little trees and shrubs aa any various revolutionary factions there. a patient has eaten of the add ■Miiim America might advocate... gesticulate with them . . . Just for typograpbioa. errors appearing In of terms, that labor must adopt a forming foods. * holds them up a little. Instead of of a Dignified Obligation advertisements In the Manchester But it does seem that our State De­ However,- their pride In looking Evening Herald. wholly new point of view toward You cannot depend upon the way out their pent-house windows letting them fall comfortably where partment aa a unit deserves a few a fruit tastes in your mouth as to they will . . . ROBERT K. ANDERSON its privileges and its responsibilities through their colorful fruit trees Funeral Director For THURSDAY, OC?TOBER 12. bouquets for the patience with whether It will be an add forming this autumn and the fragrant, ddery under the NRA food or an alkaline forming food which it has handled a very diffi­ smeU that greets them haa repaid A New Yorker, returning WATKINS BROTHERS, Ine. COLUMBUS. There was no sidestepping, no after it is burned in the body. Food them for all their trouble. from* Californla, has the follow­ TEL. Omce 6171. House 7494. pussyfooting in the rasping growls cult situation. which tastee the most add, or the ing clipping from the “Swap" No time is more fitting than C!ol- We have come to realize that sourest, may be an alkaline food, column of a Los Angeles news­ and the starkly xmcompromlsing as for example, lemons. Literary Snapshot umbus Day to give a passing American Intervention in Cuba la a Sherwood Anderson is back in paper: “Wanted to Swap—A phrases in which the recovery ad­ If a patient eats too many of the thought to the conservative-progres­ thrlse. A ypar ago the bans o f a jwlow colerT ^ Haib tried ^ttcui'{flUing;. solid mahog- . ^ aided by these depreciated curren­ To thee who braved the Mep! prohiUtiiOB amendment looked like a Florta Plsanl, 143 Pine St a ftidl fast for threo dWfs and felt a |^ cabriole feet. Choice ^ cies. bastion that would b# years in the very bMetua and depreased. X am A splendid arrangement, this one, bothered stiae with a gaMU^ atom- conquering. Today It is, crumbling KIIJ.BD WOMEN aeh and-\.am vory'iouw under-11 of tying the dollar to the pound— like a sand-lmuse in a rain rtorm. weight” ' for Great Britain, whKfii is buying Rome, Oct 19.—K'AP) -Oetare Answers: A thtpe day foat la Juat Serviatti, who pohee saytiertuaded a dollar’s worth of colonial or Dan­ enough to Btlr.^fmt up and mabe W THURSDAY a n d SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O tlp q C three woman to jKlve him their mv- you foel mofo hiltous aad dibn assd. ish products for eighty oents ia LET US KNOW AIX. laga and t&cn iwled them. Win die Beep up a fridt fast for At least, ten sterling, an<^ fnr the ooleiiles and xt Bseds to be e i n i ^ w d again at-dawn Friday fbr days'tf you want to gat yM of the Denmark which can thus defy Death was daeread by the Sin JatnM^'Whteh jW eaostng your eye­ that the fHaelMorea of the .fonate ooarti acting la ua appaal balls-fo baoctm* >ye|law. Tha i^merlcan coihpetltioa—hot a vary Mmmittee’s lavestigatias cm coovletioa at Spaila. Xtaly. deaey to a gaseous stomanh X-' -r ■: bad thing indeed tor a natloa al- are lantortant, not jo.nuifih beoause RrigtlvM at one of Ida rietims, dleai a foat If Baatrtoe Uwd g$ w«! thwpijppar ■UBSirifif iiWBt too tow agtW tbagr. SNUMbr ICs Je CONH vjf'-

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i^tniaqtan. B krim C»ri«r, Buber CertUi MMl^ end -----. . . guqrite Bsjrry. knoti. ' 0)k'..iieocaBC.«5at th e . w eatbw , Miq’ ’Droop ft has s tu te d an orebsetrik 4; IforChTnikoth, >- ^ 4-B ftnlly hUi. their iriiieh conal^ of 'such histnimaits io g ;fcia^liom e cf thtfr FORMATE GUNNERS s8 eam\», dnufii, oymbU. triaai|j|e f; — ... leader, 2Grpi.: B (ar^ L iSnmfr. apd fccem panied thej ft; 1; WsW Vitw tlw {Fedenfted W ttrlu n ’Sdfi^ bold QiDia^ iSMf to siiifift dano. 1; ^ D M q t of their n e x t U eetkig with Uya. DMfa criminai;ffi)li*MiMroii alortsa. tfi On Saturday, October 7, Trwp ft ------Me. India, J : W. Bi^kmln iaajmU of Ida. David wooctx _ - ______. went on a hare and hound dnSse^ More of Ib People Jiftreie Haiwafi, 1ft; AafttraUm lu Canada, BuihUun, a s’^eduled, with Mrs. . ' Amhersl.: H m ti^ Startmg to the old golf lota The hares, g iy RUdUe, of CUeafO'. HiBigfats, John’TI^tsoh as assistant' hoetssk, 8; 8 p ^ 2 .. Us own diureh here. ‘(fits who 'to BUeanor Qordem, Arline Nelsmi and T his is;to bft bn 'Eriday, .October 20, L, Difgfiis, hmehcort__ :Setty Durkee s^rteu at 2 adth CoB^ Wtt Tprentn- Rev. Mr. Wlltx Is-youny in years Tihe Federated Workers are mak­ Next Week, P^renises to and this is Us.first pastorate. He Hartford, Dr< Qirt Scout CoimoiL Captain Agard. The trail started RmROAD PXTROIXAN ing arrangements to give a play F. siwynsh, 70, promlBcat through the woods across from Cap^ is a graduate of the C'B&ertford some, time in the future. man, ^id educator, dies. The council held its . regular tain Agard’s bOBda We had bqra a r; Hub Aoy 0 ^ State. TheoJogica] Seminary- His hpUe is Bea^eodODe, meeting Tuesday afternoon at head­ The.South.Windsor G m club met hiking for about five minutes and BLLQ) BY BANDITS in niUbis. As soon as he en­ Whatever wo' might say afOUit quarters with Commissioner Mrs. were about to cross a brook vriien gaged aa pastor of the loda^church at the fibme of Ralph Lashury, Jr., Charles Oliver, presiding. Field Wednesday evening. All its land inflatkni, we oui*t deny in on the we were joined by a flock of geepa As a result of eerre^ondeae^ he made arrangemssta tn have Mias up and up.| New acffulsitioDa of public shoot­ Captain Mrs. Harold Agard, re­ One of them started for Arline Nel­ Sdxansetafty, N. Y„ Opt. 12.^— Ritchie come to. Hartfard, where is to he posted. Local officers will ing grounds, along wl& state for­ with various historlcid sedeties, the (AP)—Railroad police, state Voop- take-dxturge cf afi trespaoBers. ported that all troops were working son, who bad the pack basket on ner Coqaeoticut Teroentehary Commis­ she has relatives, ^ th wh<^ she is ests and private lands open to hunt­ with enthusiasm and interest, sev­ back at the time. She became ers and Sehenectedy coun^ depuQr now staying, and to have the niar- Eds. Alice Scagel who has been ing this fall under special regiila- eral of the troops have new leaders. frightened, jumped on a stump sion haks OB file the nam es of 488 sheriffs today were ssarc^g for riage ceremony performed here. spttidli^ seve^ weeks in Vermont tlons, totaling In adl over 140,000 The resignation of Mrs. Fred John­ and grabb^ one of Captain Agard's ,peopls firing in thjrty-thioe statos, three unidentified men ^xo shot and The ladles of the church are plon- with fritfids and rriativee left there NOTICE! etcres, will provide the largest son, captain of Troop 6, was re­ oranges to throw at the goose. She the District of Columbia and sever­ killad Patrolman Wifilam B. Deal Uug a M ention. to be held at the last .Sunday and went to Charles­ acreage of state-controlled hunting gretfully accepted, as she has been looked so much like the “Statue of al foreign countries, Including Ja^ of the New Ywk Central railroad Community House ixxunediately after town, ffew Hampriilre, where she areas ever available to Connecticut ccq>tain for several years and of val­ Llber^’ that the rest sat down and an, India and Australia, who are di­ police last n l|^t in the freight yards the marriage ceremony. spent two nights'arriving at her licensed sportsmen when hunting uable help to scouting . in many laughed until their sides ached and rect deseendamts of Coonecticat a t Scotia. hoine in Wapping on ’Tueaday- 'nON wifi be held at the stare of seasons begin next week, the State ways. The tentative plans for the the goose remained below the stump fam ilies and who tmve slg- The. authorities believed the -May­ C. E. House A 8<». Incorporated, Board of Fisheries and Game an­ rally in February, were given, and waiting for her to come down. We hifled ’^helr Intention of asadsting tn ers were the same, men who held up on Memday, October 16th,' a t 7:30, nounced today. the council members are willing to all grabbed sticks and tried to chase the cele’»ratlon on the State’s three and robbOd U egtenant Bzixest A b­ WAPPING P. M., for the tallowing puiixwee, to The open season for waterfowl help the leaders in any way they the rest of the geese away and fin­ hundredth annive'sary 'n 1985, it is bott of the Boston A Maine railroad w it: beg^lns a t noon October 16 and for may be needed. ally succeeded in crossing the announced by the Connecticut Ter- poUce at Meehs3)icriUe Tuesday. A Special Meeting ojf the .stock­ 1. To see if the stockholders will upland game, except rabbits and Mrs. W. C. Cheney is to entertain cw^CTairy Commission. The shooting ooourred at 10:65 p. holders of The Muxchester Build­ vote to authorise the Trustees to brook. As we started again on our m., In. a section of the 3mrds known Wapplng Grange held its r^fular hares, a t daylight on October 20, the council membei’s and leaders at chase we beard a shout and saw a The commission’s gequest for m eeti^ last ’Tuesday evening at ing A Loeti Association, Incor­ execute and deliver such convey­ a tea October 17, from 8 to 5. The names i f descendM ts ,of faunlUes as the “sand - bank”. James H. porated, will be held at the store of ances as may be necessary to trans- except on state-leased areas where lady emerge from some bushes cry­ Mason of Syracuse, r brakeman, t]^ Wapping school hall. After shooting is confined to the hours committee have secured Mrs. J. A. ing out, “You kllla my geese.” Cap­ who originally colonised the State the business meeting the Grange C. E. House A Son, Incorporated, on f( all of the property of the Aaeo- was made through the Daughtere of who talked with the stayers a few Monday, October 16th, at 7:46 (dation to MANCHESTER. between sunrise and sunset. Rabbit Wilson, Girl Scout Commissioner of tain Agard replied “More likely, minutes before their encounter with was declared at ease and the doors hunters must wait until November Meriden as speaker, who will bring they'll kill us,” and her son, who was the American Revolution whose were opened to the public. Miss o’clock, P. M.j^for the following pur­ BUILDING A LOAN ASSOCIA­ a most interesting story of her work honorary president - general, Mrs. Deal, gave police a description of TION, INCORPORATED. 2. carrymg a hatchet, add^ “Next the men. Miriam Welles of Avery street and pose: In Three Ooanties here. It is hoped that all who pos­ George M. Minor, made am an- Miss B7orence Plnney of Talcottvllle To see if the stockholders will vote 2. To do any other business time we’U have goose for dinner.” Mason told the poUce he paid no proper to come before said meet­ Additional leased areas have been sibly can will attend. Girl Scout We finally Continued, leaving many notmeement concerning the request more attention to the men .until be gave a very interesting lecture to to accept the By-Laws as prepared added recently to public shooting Week will be October 29-November a t the 80ci<»t3r’8 1932 congress and a large fmd appreAP. ing face downward with hlh re­ the lecture being illustrated by a Dated at ManeShester, Conn., this and Middlesex Counties, including Sbopjiing Day” will be held at the on the corner of Benton street say­ journail; the Sons of the Americam stereopticon pictures which the 7th day of October, 1933. __ 7th day of October, 1983. __ volver In bln 'hand. Both bullets had MAUDE R. HILL, the setting aside of 300 acres ex­ J. W. Hale Co.’s store on Tuesday, ing, “March around this post three Revolution whe publlehed It In their entered his body killing him instant­ young ladies had taken themselves MAIJDE R. HILL, clusively tor women hunters at October 81. journal; the Society ?f Founders Secretary. Assistant Secretary. times, Ainging “Here we go ’Round ly- while on a trip during the summer. Farmington and piuohases of new Qoiok Arrow Soap Flakes. the Mulberry Bush.” T^e hounds and Patriots; and the National So­ tracts at Cromwell and Durham. The contest ccmducted by the J. were indignant about this, because ciety of Colonial Dames. The state public shooting grounds W. Hale Company for the sale of evei^ne stopped to look at, them On 'Theli Toes are listed as follows: /Hartford Quick Arrow Soap Flakes is now in and laugh. From these requests came replies County: Farmington, Bristol and progfress and will continue through from 170 peojile who submitted PUdnville, 3,624 acres. New Haven We arrived about three-quarters out the month of October. The of an hoiir before we saw signs of their own names together with Count^: Oxfdrd, Seymour and girls are urging their mothers and those of 818 others, afi of whom de­ Southbury, 7,878 acres. New Lon­ the hounds. We finally saw them friends to go to Hale’s Self-Serve, coming, and they look^ like 'In­ sired to be kep» informed concern­ don County: Blast Lyme, Montville purchase as many packages as they ing, the prt^ress of the Tercenten­ ^3 Waterford, Great Island and Lord’s dians on a warpath ninnlng down can and deposit the ballots in the the hill, there were so many of ary' arrangements, mrmy of whom Cove (Connecticut River), 11,795 ballot box for them. The soap expressed their intention of coming acres. Fairfield County: M <•> state-owned or lieased areas will ise and laws were repeated. We J l produce good pheasant hunting dur- then went to patrol corners. A TIRES ARE ihg the coming season. Superintend­ new patrol was formed with^ Ger­ ent Arthur L. Clark predicts, trude Bausola as patroi leader. The Woodrock Plentifiil troop then divided into different “Heavy stocking emd favorable groups, judging, signalling and breeding conditions have increased training tenderfoots. We played MOVING FAST the supply of pheasants and quail a game before closing the meeting. as well,” Siq>erlntendent d ark said. Scribe, Helen. Vennard. "Bob-whites are particularly plenti­ Troop 6. ful in southern sections of V- state. A breakfast hike to Camp Nor­ i Native woodcock are reported plen­ ton held Saturday morning, leaving A t The Prices A t Which tiful in areas suited to them and Hollister street school at 6:80, m e 'raffed grouse are now distinctly on proved a good time for all. Cap­ thf upgrade. An unusual abund­ tain Smith’s dog went along for ance of gray squirrels should pro­ mascoL Several funny ln> film stunt badge. R e g .$ 9 ,8 d for several years. In 1925 he Our captain us ^ck a part­ ' W c hope this: answers yoof wis tried for the fatal shooting of ner and pretend th ^ we were lost * ^ .4 5 Janes (Yakim ^m) Anson, an' in the woods. The only thing we questmn. oaer film cowboy but was acquit­ bad with is was a scout knife, and 5.50x19 95 ted by a jxiry on testimony that we wrote down adiat we would do. 'W'. the shot was fired during a strug­ We marched and sang “America the gle with Anson over a ptotol. BeautifuL" At Court of Honor we made plans for a hike Saturday. It 'it ATTEMPT ON KINCra LIFE was suggested that we have a Hal­ V- lowe’en party. IfJ B ucharest, Rumania, O ct 12. — Scribe, Irehe LaChance. (AP )—^Broken windows in a train Troop 8. pijKeding one in wblrii King Cared The regular meeting of Troop 8 m traveling gave rise today to q was held Friday, Oeffoosr 6. After that an attempt had been dues were taken in patrol oornen a on the life of iDs M^jes- ctatfie was formeft and songs ning/ Troop ft welOOiEitol^^^y Cm * Into “ tliadam- ieottting. While the seoondpdaw windowB, reported ttiat the group worked ta.sotae of their to-:

cansvwram hfd iiiy ■ been nrwrmM m fired w v m on and m e n it was qidnunenter the .flrst-olaM group soggistad' in somesonM quarters that ae> woriced OQ ^ppuUtthg.., The tafiow- U M^le Street sMhiats bfd misfskSn itIt fd r the Ingi■oouts h—wd fthMIi; Ruth Whea- .rotol ttola,N too. BiOi . f t X, v y 'Vf ,v‘ / \ ■ . , A . _ ’ •' .'-'■^ *•t. V I • * . . ^ V , • ■• • y '% ' .- ■ ■■'V /^■•" • ^ ■ ' ■ -■ ■■• '■ ■' .V: ■•■ . ■•^' •J"' ^-> ■ .''•./tf^i.-'-’ 1 ' fAGE SIX N MANClOiSTBR EVSKtt^ lii^CBBSTBR. 1 o p a n t ^ f^ ,00(r 0irtf&> fUNTORtllllilKp^ to oparatoM of Last Bay For Entiy puifee sarvioa vAiplM and U,0Q0 DAILY 1 ^ 1 0 PROGRAM for oparatoto ^ paotorcydoa. /V V FOR200llNEii^ite Parttol diHvttydelivery wffl be made witbla THURSDAY, OCTOSER 18 (O ntn! Ud BM tm lUBdwd Tim*) ' t two w«eke and the sDtlr* oontnet ht *Mix“Up* Contest! i* to b« oompfetod within thirty vloa p r a ilM Mto Mridto Not*—An progrvna to kcjr had bcale dtelaa or f t o u f thotoef salon spool* Eau ciaire Natidkiil biuik. fl*d; coast to eoast■ (e■ t* ‘ o) ‘ daslgBatioa ' iaehadn on sudo: Stamp Ao« its Aubelstehce homestead'program Hfloetae wfll bb White, the one for many oontribuitloaa to BASIC — Esstt w*af wlw w**l wtto vonturoa—aldtr rpt wiar wtaar wosh wfl wilt wfbr wto •wja •lOfr- TMO-aqrrt A IMArM—oast OSly In a West VUglnia m o^taln valley, bile eervioe opeiatora rueaet and medfdne and aurgary . wben wca* wtam wwj wsal; MUi lad IS c o r n y TO THEATER Loa A.i8ulea—-Lawia R.’ wmaq well woe«wno wow wdaf vkbf S ilfr -rn S -J M Plain Bill — oast; where a project described by Sec­ e motorcycle operator'e certificate Carlllf A Uondon—Did*; fUnpora befog plife. 88, prealdfog Jusiiea of . NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wttd —or: O’Han Orslt**.—mldwoat retary (e ^ today as "ene of the wiba kstp w*bo wday kfjrr orOt o m ^ *SiS^ TiSO^BB Rian* T*am — *aat| Two of the California ApUfflfijto SOUTH — wrva wptf wwao wls wJsls Book Rogsr* ntdwost r*a*at most eignifieant o* this period," Court ’ • 7 wfla-wson wiod wsm wiao wsb wspi Si4S— TiW ^ oako Cartor. Talk — AHeratlfiiui at PalacB to Cw th* B**k*nd* w*at form to State Laws InvcdTe /Homes foi 200 unemployed min­ woal ktbs ktba 7:00— S:0fr-Th* Mill* B?**.—also n t 8FEBDER ARRESTED 7t1S— Slip—Bingin' Bam—ba ^ ; R*or Sum of $4,000. ers and feelr famlUss be built Torrington, Oct. , 12.—(AP)— MOUNTAIN—koa kdjl kglr kpU Bhewmaw -Etel*; Organ—Beat ^ on a 1,100 tract aMnilred in Pree- Danbury, Oct 12.—(AP)-^^btoi PACIFIC COAST — kpo kfl kpw koaM 7AS— •:S0-^'Harl*m Bsranad*—also < Word w*a recriyad hare today of Wysookl of Tbrrington, was merm kbq kfsd ktar kaa •d>»- tdXH-Marfc Wamew—also oat ton coimty, West 'Virginia. _A fac­ th* death fo New Toronto, Cana­ Si3S— tiSS—Dramatic Oulid—o to o Nearly four thousand dollars will tory to produce equipment lor the by State Policeman Georga Nc Cent. East da, of Jfmaa A. Cforpenter, former this morning, while it la ula 4;0(^ 5.*0S—Musical Varlstlos, Or*h. 9 H »-10i00—Willard Rebiaon Or.—to o have to be expended on alterations post office c apartment will be es­ 4:30— 6:30—Jack and Lerstta, Sons* . 9« ^ 10:S0—Th* Boawall Blatara—to o grand nwater of the Connecticut waa qieedfog through Sugar 1 . t:4S—10HS—Olady* Rica, Sengs — ba« at the Palace Theater, Rockville's tablished, bandlcrcfft industries de­ lodge of Odd”'Fellowa. Mr. Carpen­ 4:45— 5:45—Ray H*ath*rton—also cat sle: Myrt and Marg*—west repeat on the D ah b^’Norwani state blgb- 6:00— 6:0(^DInner Concert—alsp- bst veloped and gardeni laid out to en­ ter, 30 yeara ago wae one of tbe 10:15—11 lie '' Nawa Broadcast—to cst only movie theater, if the gallery is able tbe prospective residents, now way at more than 60 miles an lionv 6:30— 6:30—John B. Kenn*^—to cat 10:30—11 iSt^lsham Jones Oroh.—basle foremoct reeidenta of Torrington. 6:45— 6:46—Ropar Oorston Orehostra to oontlniw in use. on relief lists, to .support them­ and passing othiw cart on curvH. 6:00— 7:00—Flngera of Harmony—to o lim s—18:00 Onis NeiMn Oroh. — o He waa for aaveral years first ae- to 0 selves* He win have a bearing fo Danbury 6:15— 7:16—Billy Batciralor. Sksteh 11:80—12A»-eiyda Ltioas—o to e _ This neeetoity came to light this leotman of the town, a member of traffic court O ct 3L 6:3(^ 7:30—Lum A Abn*r—oast only week when the Public Works Corn- Secretary Ickes, la annotmeing 6:46— 7:46—Th* Ooldbarsa, Sarlal Aet 12dM>— 1 mo—Danes Hour—wabe only the town school committee, bor­ 7:00— 8:00—Rudy Vall**a Hr.—« to o NBC*WJZ NETWORK mlttee df the Common Cotmoil details of the project, said It would ough sheriff, deputy Judge of the be developed vdfe the '‘im of dem­ 8:00—; SKX^Tha Showboat Hr.—Also e BASIC — East: w ir wbS'Wbsa wbal brought In a report recommending Bay "goodbjre’’ to your funnyface borough court, repreeentative to 9:00—10:00—Whitoman’s Show—o to e onstrating th^ feFSlblll^ of decen­ wham kdka wfar wjr wltr wsyr wmal; that the theater be refused the right friends in tbe Merry Mix-Upe Con­ the Leglelature a 1899 and promi­ 10:C0—11:00—Will Cuppy In Just Relax Midwast: wol^ kyw wenr wla kwk EIGHT PERSONS HBRT tralization by private concerns. It FITS 10:15—11:15—Benny Meroff Orchestra to construct a motion picture booth test, being Jointly sponsored by the nent fo practically an community kwer koll wren wmaq kso wkbf will be financed'from the 826,000,- Free to SuEferels £roin ^kttseks east; Lum/A Abner—mldw repeat NORTHWEST A CHADIAN — wtmj extending out over the sidewalk on Herald and the State Theater. Per­ activitlea. He wae 80 years old and 10:30—11:30—Jack Denny A Orebestra wlbajeatp wabc wday kfyr n e t eto t 000 of public works funds set aside An stnasinz tnatmaot, wUek ztsn staU has 11:00—12KW—Ralph Klrbery, Barttona School street haps you’ll soon be saying "hello'* SOUTH — wrva wptf wwne wla wja* IN NEW YORK CRASH for subsistence homes. a native of Bxigland. 'Carpenter bssa ramarkablr soeassafal In iriievias thsmof 11:05—12:05—Cab Callowajrs OrchSStra wfla'WBun wlod want wmo wsb wapl The report was the result of a pe­ affiliated wltb the Odd FeUows fo 11*.30—12:30—Wm. Scottl A Orohaatra to one a t the twenty-five prises to Plans call for ^^tting up a self- attacks, lsacwogsr*dtoanBBflatWBbr9 T.mea wjdz wsmb kvoo wky wtaa wbap kpro tition of the Putnam Theater Cor­ Ansonla fo 1879 u>d later was In­ Apt. 68, U8B.Wriri>t8trsat.lChrrakaskWla, , woai ktba ktba he awarded to lucky contestants, governing community patterned CBS-W. .C NETWORK poration, owners of the Palace ITte- Bridal Party in One Car— pairs of guest tickets to see Para­ strumental fo founding tbe Tor- Swul naibs, see end addrs* end be will ssnd Z MOUNTAIN—koe kdyl bdr kgU after tbe New Elngland town meet­ gsBscoas sspptrof this splandidt • BASIC—East: wabc wade woko weao PACIFIC COAST — kfo kfl kgw komo ater. This booth would come rdthin Prospective Bride, 14 Years mount’s grand and glorious girl- rfogton lodge of tbe order. waab wnsc wct wkbw wkro whk oklyr kbq kfad ktar one foot anc five Inches of the curb, ing idea. and-fun-fiUed musical comedy, “Too wdro wcau wlp wjas wean wfbl wrm) Cant. East while the building line is six feet Old, Badly Injured Ickes said the factory will be wjsv; Midwest: wbbm wyn wfbpi kmbe Much Harmony," with Bing Crosby kmox wowo whas 4i00— 6K)0—Woman’s Clubs—also est from the curb. ‘ constructed because of fee absence 4:1^ 6:16—P. Aah Orohaatra—to cat New York, Oct. 12.—(AP)— and a star cast opening next Sun­ of a private Industry immediately EAST A CANADA — wpy who wlbw 4:3(V— 6:30—Ths Singing Lady—east Tbe present operator's booth is whec wlbs wfea wore wlcc clro ckae Eight persons were injured, two of day at the State Theater. available for transfer to the area. DIXIE — wgst wsfa wbro wqam wdod 4:4^ 6:45—Orphan Annis—east only fire-proof as are the gallery stair­ klra wrec wlac wdsu wtoc krld wrr 6:00— 6:00—Dick Msssner Orchestra ways, but state theater regulations them seriously, today in a collision 'Today the last of tbe eight .. .Th* N*w Aid in ktrb ktsa waco koma wdbo wodz wbt 6m o- 6mo—Old Songs of Church- now can for certain widths for stair­ of two automobile* at the Bowery strange coimtenanosc in this novel wdae wbla wtar wdbj wwva wmby wijs east: Singing Lady—rspeat to wgn competition are published. Add MIDWEST — wcah wgl wmt wmbd 6:45— 6:45—Lowell Thomae — east; ways also re-location of the seats and Grand street wtaq wisn wlbw kfb kfab wkbn weco Orphan Annie—midwest lepeat One car carried a fourteen-year- them to the six you’ve already clip­ PREVENUNC Colds 6:0(L- 7:00—Ames m ’Andy—east only and aisles if projection booths are CONTRAa FOR 795,000 wsbt In gaUeries. old prospective bride and her fiance ped. Cut up each Into three indivi­ MOUNTAIN—kvor klz koh ksl 6:16— 7:16—On Treasure Island—east COAST—kbj koln kyb kfre kol kfpy 6:30— 7:30—Concert Footlights, Oroh, A detailed Inspection of the enroute back to Brooklyn with dual pieces,, making a total of twen­ At that first nasal irritatian—that flrat kvi kfbk kmj kwy kern kdb kytnb 7mo— 8d)0—Stories of the Sea—east Palace was made recently by Frank three others after an unsuccessful ty-four. Rearrange these pieces AUTO UCENSES PLACED 7:30— Smo—Adventures In Health sniffle or sneeze-r-apply ^^cfes Nose ft Cent. East. 7:45— 8:45—Rolfe’s Crooning Choir Starkel, state theater inspector, who attempt to be married In Green­ properly, unmlx them so that you 4:00— 5:00—Skippy, Sketch—east only 8:00— 9:00—Death Valley Days, PUy recommended the alterations in wich, Conn. form the real faces of eight famous Throat Drops. Used in tinae, they help 4:15— 6:15—Geo. Hall Orch.—also cst 8:30— 9:30—Wayne KIng’e Orchestra compliance with law or the building Amy Lauria, 14, of Brooklyn, the screen comics, five men and three 4:30— 5:30—Jack Armstrong—«a only 9:00—10:00—Hands Acroee the Border The Greenwich Printing Compamy you to avoid noany coldiw ahogetber. 4:45— 5:45—Stamp Adventure*—east 9:30—10:80—Concert Organ Recital i of an operator’s booth outside of the prospective bride, suffered' possible women. Divide them into four groups of Greenwich has been awarded the 5:00— 6:00—Buck Rogers, Skit—east; lomo—limo—Th# Three Jee' building, ^hich was denied. concussion of th( brain. Harold of two each, so that you form four Skippy, Sketch—repeat to midwest Amos *n’ Andy—repeat for Anderson, SO, her fiance, suffered contract to print the 1984 operators’ 6:15— 6:15—The Ranger*—east only; 10:18—11:16—The Past Prinoa—also e IKed from Accident well-known somedy teams. Write license certificates by Commissioner Harriet’ Cruise—midwest 10:30—11:30—U. S. Army Band—c to a The death of Walter Koeisch, 22,. fractured ribs and contusions of the name of each star under his or 6:30— 6:30—Eddie Dooley—basic; Jack 11:00—18m0—Ernie Holst A Orehostra the chest, and Mrs. Estelle Lauria, M. A. Connor of the State Depart­ 4 ' - Armstrong—midwest repeat 11:30—18:30—Daneing in Twin CItlea of 52 VlUage street, after an auto­ her pictura Then shoot your entry ment of Motor Vehicles, it was an­ mobile accident in Chicopee, Mass., 36, her mother, suffered lacerations post haste to the Merry Mix-Up of the tongue and chest. nounced today. This Greenwich con­ which occurred late Tuesday after­ Contest Eldltor before 5 o’clock BM- cern was the lowest bidder In a noon in the Chicopee Hospital, was Francis J. Conovacial, 28, who day, care of this newspaper. w u In the machine which collided group of fourteen from around the caused by a compoimd fractvire of ' Remember, just as tbe early bird state. The contract calls for the Queer Twists thj skull, a broken neck and in­ wife the one carrying the prospec­ gets the worm, so will the early tive bride, suffered fractures of the printing of 706,000 original and (dup­ WDRC ten d injuries. contestants who send in tbe most licate certificates of motor vebixfle ^ e body was brought to Rockville skull and Jaw.«. 1880 correct answers cop the awards in s t s Hartford Ooaa. yesterday for burial. The funeral Imfnedlately after the crash it SOCONY In Day^s News this contest! Submit your entry In will be held at the home of his par­ was reported that Miss Lauria and Anderson had beer married^ Inves­ an original and interesting manner ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koeisch and you may win one of the two P. M. tigation disclosed, however, that Erie, Pa.—The fish were not bit­ of 62 Village street on Friday after­ cash prizes. But even if jrou don’t 4:00—^U. 8. Army bead. noon. they had ar. appointment with a RANGE OIL ing for Earl Demuliug, but wltb a you’ll still stao. VAN’S SERVICE STATION 10:45— N ew a BtewB, gravies, fresh end oann^ vege> PACAAGB STORM B. R. Hildreth reported be took the 11:00—Time, weather,. tamserature. place. Em ergency Em ploy­ 428 Hartford Road following from the woman's etom- The RookrUla Emblem Club met tablet, and salad dregfeiga. 695 Mato Street 11:08—Sports Review — Bfll WU« MaggTa Seasoning is not a spice, e ach; Forty-eight teaspoons, two Ha.mil yesteiday afternoon at the Elks m ent Association, Inc. J. bolts, a needle, a pencil, a lurge Home. Mrs. Qeorga Orazlado of table sauce or a oonoiinenL It does not 11:16—^Poet Prince — Shinlce H o^ cover one taste with another. On fee screw and a sizeable piece of glass. ard. Manohester was in charge. A social Keep Watch for the The Annual Meeting of the hour was held and refreshments contrary,' it does fekt aanhipliea the * KELVIN ATOR The teaspoons came from the hospi­ 11:80—^U. S. Army Band. Manchester £hne|^ency Em­ dclioiona n attu tu taste of P. B. BRAY Oeotrle BEFRIGERATtHtl tal dining room, while the other 13:80—Dancing In the Twin Qtiea. were eerved. Jewefor sod Watchmaker W. 8. DaUn, field supervlaor of “ Feverish Cold” ployment Association, Inc., fee food itself and holds it and ____ articlec apparently were picked up 1:00—Time. at fee peak of perfection. AUTOBIATiC WA8MBR8 around the grounds. The physician the rural education branch of tbe will be held next Monday, Oc­ -GRUEN Connectiout State Department of H yoQ are *'nm down** or out of ’ Sales and Sarvtoe . said the woman had suffered no ill MTBTEBIOUS WARNING co&dhioiiyif itogglab bowels have tober 16, 1983, at 8:00 P. M., m WdLtobez for Ladles effects from her strange diet. Education, delivered an Intereatlng Standard Plambiiiff Go. address oa his work before tbe Ver­ allowed ^iaonona Impvritiec to the Municipal Building, Man­ and Gentlemea. 646 Main St. TeL 6611 901 I lain 8 b im New Haven, Oct 12.—(AP)— non Parent-Teachers Association accumulate in four ayftem, you chester, Connecticut. N M C r Officers of the Trades Coundl of CAUSE OF CRASH UNKNOWN held last evening in the Vernon De­ are very liable to fuffer from The purpose of the meeting New Haven today were exerting pot SdiooL m»somHQ **fererio** fiolda* •is to hear reports; the election Valparaiso, Ind., Oct 12.— (AP)— th«nselves to find men who, on the The fatal crash of the United Air highways of the date, in various of a Board of Directots for the DELCO (ip : MEAT : localities, have been reported as IFREE! John Gonrley Tbe PeetoeSvWtlag OnM : Lines New York-Chicago plane BUTTER FOB THE NEEDY ensuing yeas and for the trans­ with death to seven persons neu rftmtwg truck drivers to keep off Dr.lhi^Elixir action of any and all other ap­ Iftm it fprlfiarit and 1 in tiun most IfmTock, N. T. ond on aadi side of tbe motor and actually been flown but one thou­ hood a Teamsten. Unlop officials plus.” Ifels aotplus is estUnated at W. J. S»DA. ditnmiy above the landtag wheals. _____ , 1 It, most of J. W BAN D , , Hem sand hours and that its pay-load said operators are to ka'p at woik lfi0i000,0(X) pounds more than a peai all, lor di0M t» but aiao a » « was 1200 pounds under the znaid- Monday and yiqr should ,pay Do at­ aao. ^ JAMl»mVINE. mum permitted by law. In cmstiruo- tention to warafoga which might TO hrip heir the cost the farm AARON COOK, ■ An dtr show .featuring J ts ts r a fr (8-OC) tion they said it exceeded depart- be given alo*ig the highways by adhilnistration is considering a one Iw 8i _WILLLtM c.:dtoE Y . tlonal i^ta who nttwOsS, TABaPHlJRA. W dfidfb..^ w flluttka.4W ^r' ment o£ BomiMm reqiiinaMtttB for men without antborlly to g l^ Jn- oant>i pound processing .tax on bnt- iKMocMtsacrsK etrengyL terl*t» to raise about 1^ . 000,0001 , '€ B 6 E iB i Yjfee. BcMUfd w >•1 ^sotrnm.Aiie.. m m . '(= v:- -.y •• 4 V > 'M' ' r. 'T.A '-'r 'y-r- -s A

Ciiova Baacb to iqpaod a arsak tlu I ^ d s r a j M lYRTUinillECHQREir ^ /O f------U. i W D i G IN PARIS gO(Mt o f MM. M a la M a n i o f Hattfof^^' GANiUHANmOE taird at her lummer borne. f procasslen- Ipa. ChaHee Lord hae gone Ito I6(jliiMrASSFFHZRtoe BMiitiy f, was ooBdueted IS READY FOR O C d lP A ^ jsriagfleld. Mass., to s p ^ a'week Patrick CCrdUsl sured With lier daughter and aon-lnUaw. arehdiooese of tos dd>j|es6 wrrau.s. DROPS Mr. and Mrs. GbailaB Wheeler. Loeal WomsB Elected Guard at prelate. Uddsri-toe'll, Cofll $1^7,000 It Wm H ««e Staoiferd ConFentlen; Over Ifte and pre- voted by toe AO U. S. Government OfBces 2Q0 D e la te s Preaent. i t wMT o£ the oatoedral tite t) Rt Rav. Mon- ■Aiiiipi in P a r te . a M. Hart; who, as Harrinia]i, C of C HEBRON Btamford, Oot l2.-r-(AP)— Mrs. rignor WimkU viter aapltalar of toe diocese, Paris, Oct. .—The new Am eri­ 12 Local members and others of Colo­ josspUae Barraclough, of this city greeted tba ttsw bishop with the pre­ Says Tariff Helped m can; goveniment office building, in­ nel Henry Champion Chapter, was ritoted Great Pooohontas at the scribed prayws apd cwmaoUes. to which the embassy stag, con­ D. A. R.. attended a chHitar lunch­ tUrty-Usto grqat ooundl seerion at After Blibop Mooesy mod Cardi­ Slowmg Up Bosiness. sulate, aD other government eon at toe Nathaniel Foote Memc the D ^tee of Pooohontas being held nal Hayes Sad taken thrir places on units quaitered in Paris are just rial House, Oolrimster, Wednesday here for two days. Other oflloers oppo(dte sldsi o f toa altar, pontifical noon, after which the party went bn now moving> is a memorial to t^ ehoeen were WUte of Bris­ oalahrated by the Most an exdursion to CUnton, where the Rev. Joseph H. Conroy, biriiop of days when< francs were fifty to the tol, Great WlnonUi; Helen Ottawa, Oct. 12.—(AP)— plea interesting old Stanton bouse was Tryaa, dollar. . West Haven, Great Minnehaha: Offdanrtnuf. f o f 1^ **bU8liiea8-llke and unbiased It was the aciunen oc visited. Ih ls house has beien kept The- mass whs followed by the as a to toe Stanton temlly, Henrietta Payne of New London, look at the proposal” of Increased the late Ambassador Myraa T. Her­ Ghreat Prophetees: May Fenoel of ceremony of tiiftallatlon. is open to toe pubM on certain with nadtef a toe three papal buns rick which started It, and made pos­ Stamford, First Great Scout; Jea­ trade between the United States days in the week. It le fiOSd with from Rome, one to Cardteal Hayes sible the extremely gracious edifice nette Coles of South Norwalk, Sec­ dctrtd and Canada was made today at the relics. as head of toe arohUoeese, one to ^ b c which stands on the comer of what ond Great But; Myrtle WUte of eighth convention of th^ is one of the most beautiful aquares Owing to an epidemic of bard Bishop Moopey and' me to toe Chamber of Commerce by South Manchester, and Henrietta with riwuT. -.7 ~M. in the world—the Place de la Coo colds m the family of Mr. and Mrs. * y i ^ Catholics of Rodiester. afl ffStsHs uurieaNe Henry L Harrinian, president of the Roger W. Porter their infnnt son, Driggs of Hartford, Guards. corde. •nie itiBtaiung officer Was Mrs. n United States Chsunber of Com­ Adrian Foster, has been returned SoUai A reserve fund, available at the Frances Kurte of Philadelphia, Horace Walpole’s brother, Lord m erce. late ambassador's discretion, was temporarily to the Windham Com-' At>n “Just because a question Is diffi­ munity hospital, in order to avoid representing the National organiza­ Oxford, once backed a drove of rather brilliantly handled, in those possible contagion. Many famiUes tion. About 208 delegates are pre4- geese to an equal number of tur­ cult” said Mr. Harrlman, "Is no piping times of French InflaQoo. vahd reason for not endeavoring to hem have suffered and are stiD suf­ ent from all over toe state. A ban­ keys in a raca from Norwich to "TUMS" The result was the nest-egg which fering from grip colds. quet and entertainment was held London. give an answer to it.” just now has been batched Into the The speaker regarded as “omi­ Mr. and Mrs. Clarenoe B. Porter Jaet night The convention will close embassy building. At that, the coet 6f toe Hebron Green Post Office tUs afternoon. nous" the declining trade between was very moderate, considering the the two countries and said he won­ were hotifled of toe death of Mr. appearance, the position, and the Porter’s uncle, Leonard Porter, dered^ If the United States tariff utility of the building. It cost $1, enactments had destroyed trade Tuesday, October 10, at toa home of 297,000. his daughter, M rs..«Jtour Brown, at ilEV. EDWARD A. MOONEY, that would be mutually profitable to An Historic Site both cotmtries, and, similarly, if the "The Ridges”, WUUmantic. The History cltisters thick about the deceased was m Us 91st year. He SIxteen-year-old schoolboy prodlcte that the "Service Station of toe Fu­ Ottawa agreement with the other ture” wffl be landscaped. Aden Nomer, son of a Pittsburgh soboohnas- NEW ROCHESTER BISHOP site where the American eagle now was well and active nearly up to the empire countries had diverted trade displays its wings. From the old Hmft of his death. He was bom in ter. riiows Us attractive miniature with its tiny eervloe station buU^ into channels “which were not dic­ mansion which it supplants—the Hebron smd had Bved here a good tog, trees, bushes, shrubs, and iUnmtoated Gulf pumps built fai^uO y to Rochester. N. Y., Oct. 12.—(AP) scale to the exhibit room of the Gulf Refining Company at Flttsburgli, tated by sound economics.” Hotel de La Reyniere—men watch­ )art of his life. He was a contrac­ —Before a notable assemblage of ff/u e f/o m ^ Ronge Oil FueTou Tariff Agreement ed the tumbrils wheeling across the tor and builder of rallrosul bridges. Pa. high church dignitaries, bishops, Mr. Harrlman recalled that the He was twice married and is sur­ mmsignotl and priests and a crowd Proven Better by Test Place, bearing Louis XVI of France Ask for our free measuring stfoks. Unlt^ States government has Ini­ vived by bis second w ii' and by the M USICIANS p r o t e s t bread out of our mouths" by play­ that overflowed St. Patrick’s and the queen^ Marie Antoinette, to Order a day or two before you’re out of tiated conversations designed to de­ the guillotine which stood In the daughter above mentioned. He also ing at private affairs, representa­ cathedral for several blocks about, termine whether there are possibili­ center. In the mansion which oc­ has several nieces and nephews. He New York, Oct. 12 .— (A P )— Un­ tives of 17,000 Joblesi musicians the M ost Rev. HMward A . M ooney o f oU. Youngstown, Ohio, titular arch­ ties for bringing about reciprocal cupies the corresponding position on \tram a resident of Andover for some employed . musicians want the New started court action against Police tariff agreements, and added: years, and his funeral services were York police band to stop playing Commissioner Bolan to confine the bishop of Ii^opoli d’lsauria and THF RACKLIFPE OIL CO. the opposite, or north-east comer of former apostolic delegate to Japan, "It has always seemed to me that held at the Andover Congregational at private _ -nctions. band’s activities to municipi^ af- the Hace, Talleyrand, a figure close­ was installed at 10:15 o’clock this as between two countries such as ly connected with American as well church today (Thursday), at 2:30 Contending toe band is “taking fsLirs. and the United States, as French history about the time of p. m. where production costs and other the two revolutions—American and The town Is gravelling and oiling omenses tend to equalise each other, French—lived. Visible from Ambas­ toe strip of road skirting the north it would be possible to arrive at sador Straus’ windows are the obe­ side of toe Green and extending past aome formula permitting a reason­ lisk whicbT Napoleon brought back toe Congregational church and able amount of fair competition In from his conquests in Egypt, and in Town Record tuUding. In this road construction material left over from both countries of the products of the I the background, the Qiamber of other. * Deputies, scene of more recent poli­ othMT road building in toe town has ♦^* I whTch the'north^ side, the petition between British and Caha-^ CrlUon and the Ministry of to toe hospital for an operation. He .Hah goods. Broods. I . l . __al.expects to visit her- later. Tur>rtn*L Its height is identical—al Morris Schaffer has transferred "Would It not be a fair starting though toe Americans have manag­ point to endeavor to harmonise toe dwelling house and twenty acres ed to build an additional story, care­ of owned by him li’ Amston, to fhfaft points of view In order that fully concealed behind the orna­ we could approximate some formula its former owner, EU Gelbert. mental balustrade around the top of nn— Anne Clark is spending sev­ whereby the rates of duty between the edifice. eral days with her cousin, the two countries would tend to be American In Spirit only .those necessary to assure a Grace Hills, in New H av^ — because The architectural plan la virtual Clark has recently been discharged reasonable degree of protection to ly identical with the rest of toe from toe'Hartford hospital, where the home Industry?” buildings on the north side of the she imderwent an operation. Canadian Botes Place. And yet, by a happy inven­ Charles Garbich, a student at toe Most of the products In udilch the tion, it retains something explidtiy UUverslty of New York, is si^d- United States would be Interested they’re using American—quite apart from toe Ine a little time at the home of ms In reduced Canadian rates of , Bennett, General arrangement for horses following in the furnace— but aU they did was American manufactured articles.” I Manager of the T. H. Wood Co,, has complaints that ti-'- sam: team was The American said the NIRA “can leased toe LeDoyt place on High being used 6- hours a week by two to change their fnel. do much to Improve industrial con­ street from Charies Powers and ex­ drivers on two 80-hour shifts. ditions, but restoring purchasing pects to move his family here next power to the men and women on Monday from Torrington. ’ They’re Koppers Coke now— the farms spelled prosperity for The Coventry teachers and the. both the countiy and city.” Board of Ektucation will be the and they get action q u ic k —heat comes guests of the Coventry League at Woxnen Voters at t^eir monthly right up — as soon as they open the MacDONALD IS 67 TODAY, meeting this evening. A. J. Bnm- dage at Storrs, State 4-H Qub lead­ drafts in the morning. er, will be toe principal speaker and 4 ON THE JOB AS USUAL will tell of his work throughout the niw yw jp State among 4-H clubs. Miss Mar­ Koppers G>ke is a great fuel to use if / IlM MlVMirH ( garet H. Daneby, school nurm, has dbMSOSIStMl yon follow three simple rules. (1) London, Oct. 12.— (AP) —Prime I a lio been asked to teU some thing Fill Minister Ramsay MacDonald today And best of all— it saves money^heesmse of her work in this district. The en­ the fire pot heaping fuU. (2 ) Shake — because it’ s concentrated fnel and bums celebrated his 67th birthday by tertainment will be in charge of worldng at No. 10 Downing street, it costs less, yon save $2 on eveiy ton Prof. William F. Cheney of Storrs lees — jnst a few jiggle once a day, efenly widmnt foremg. It bnms slowly with mMnly eonoemlng himself with the and Mr. Brundage has promised to disarmament criM problems. and yon get more fuel, )eaf waste in lead the games. less often in mild weather, becanse it die drafts closed— ind is leady to flood He took his regular walk in Bt. A meeto^ of toe South Coventry Jameif piuk at 7:80 a. m., accom­ Tennis Club was hsld last Friday S 4 M ltM d sfl yoni bouse with wanndi in the iiM^ming. panied by his son Alastalr, and a makes so little asheB. (3 ) Uselessdrcfi evening in the Booto-Dlmock li­ iHM daughter, Sheila. TOls was followed brary at which plans wers made to MAHCHam f a family breakfast at which Phoneyonrfoelilealernow raise funds for a nsw dubbouse. It rthday frMtlngs began to pour in — or call Koppers Connoto from au over the world. is hoped that by running whist par- a tlss and finishing up tos winter sea­ One friend sent him a Oalns- dent Coke Company and borough painting as a present. son with a danos and entertalnmsnt Since ^ premier’s last birthday, enough monay will be realised to try this fuel that makes a the number of bis grandchildren has fit up 6 clubhouse with showers, been Increased to tores by toe birth, dressing rooms and a social room. new friend of yonr famaoo* of Margaret Ishobel to Dr. and Mrs. If sucosssful In todr venture the Alastalr Macklnnon. The latter is club promises some good tennis the former John MacDonald. matches n«ri ysar as tooy will be Mr. MacDonald is the oldest in a poattton to entertain teams premier In offlce since Campbell- from surroundinf towns. Herbert M AIN STREIT Bsmerman, who was 60 when be Couch, president of tos club, Is toe : took office. leader m toe movement and has wiHi M«y«r luks HlftlM done a lot of work rebuilding the TNufi^t-Ane •If y*iir AUTO VICTIM DIES club. •M frisnes The funeral of WllUam F. Wood Hartford, Oct. 10.— (AP)—Mrs. was held Tussdsy afternoon from W nC and WICC Fannie Slegal, 40, was fatally hurt bis home on Mam strsst Servlos ¥fl DO eUR RART lAVIi MONIY •AVI! TROUILI fgiMl«yS/—9i90 P. M. last night when a sedan plunged at toe home was conduoted Ity Rsv. Be gets bit ireek^seBAre free— beouM Koppsn Charles Johnson of tos South Cov boexiue s Koppett CdM Sre Wsdnstdoys — IrSO P.M« over the curbstone and struck her 'Wmm' "■ '■ ■ Coke givea leas wMte, a w n beat pet to& as she was talking with a friend. entry Congregatlonsl Church assist­ PROTECT ia eaty to rogulato—givaa . She died at toe h ^ ta l two hours ed Ity Rev. James Loyd of Bt John’s qnidc beat wfaaa you opeo Episcopal Church of Bast Hartford. later. YOUR tbe dnfla. The B «sn ef MIms ef toe Ualtel Mrs. Anna I. Francoline, 22, toe The bearers wers Arthur Wood- Stales Dasertm—t at toe IkMrier ii machine driver, was held imder worth, Albert S. Hannon, Louis M. lEALTH fA V If WORK iu BuDetiaNobliS ■ero*Ceke toeell PhUlips and Walter Washburn, with bonds on a criminal negligence He goee six days without euryiiif out sahe^ usd toe services at tos grave In chfrgs be uaed Im hesttef I charge. She told police that to avoid of Rev. Charles Johnson. haa only one paUful, about a fooC Ugh. PRICE k a ckaaaa* an iq;>proachlng car, and also to pass The funeral of Mrs. BQlsabath a parked car at toe curb she swung Kingsbury was hsld Tuesday sftsr- I.7B her oar toward the sidewalk. The noon from the South Oovenfry, Osn- HIRI’S WHY LMS SO* |K|k speed was such that toe sedan gre|htiqnal Church with Rav. warn CASH aOw mounted toe sidewalk and passed cniarles Johnson ofHdatlng at both SIND COUPON*TODAY POR over Mrs. Slegal and Mrs. Minnie toe church and toe grave. Thebeaty PRII took CassanaUo/ 28, who were conversing ere were William Annstrongi Tliaron r n HIT • 1 2 < 2 6 as they stood there. Dunham, Frank HuU, latSM A . TON cum Mrs. Slegal was badly crushed and j Kln:,sbuiy, Herman LeDoyt and her friend severely hurt With Mrs. Harold______Turniler. nTtanbuIl Sk, nartkeA CsHk I Francoline were two couplet re- ' —Dr. —Sidney - - Aiken, who was spend­ jl^d mrwitoow esat e> BbHyrtiNi turning from a wedding reception. fgt tok hfOi test tool, eall ing his vacation In Toronto and Lon­ roll • ysoa frsS besHsi^ "Ytek: Tea Roy don, Canada, has returned and re­ yew d s ^ w toe Eeppeas INN KEEPER DIES e M io n sumed his practice.' Geamsetleat Oske Cempsay Miss H ^m Sykes entertained last Abets at kit k tbe isw ytaimS, soit W ^ Old Baybrook, Conn., pet. 12.— Friday in honor of Mrs. Blanriie AT AL)L eastb. Ifecs italalMity. Hi Rai (AP)—Otto W .' lindberg, proprie- P a rk tf. At toe ' ■ ' ' tor of a T^wg Uand Sound ahore Mr. and Mrs. Theron D unham , P R 2 2 hobA Te Gastlo Inn, died there yes- who . bav^beiBn gpmtiOag ton fum- . N A tIQ N A l A d d i ft >. f day for toeir wmtei Ffrsiiis terday. He was 65 years of age, a I mer here, left today _ _ STORES I «B hasidk. Aabea-ara redneild natlM bf S w e^ and a hojtoood 1 home,a«, m*at WintMhsven, TTiu^oaven, Florida.Florida ■ fssssiiasssaasiim Ff.apj^^ { o f HqgfoUi MbteHdmEj** left Tuesday for IT ■if' J'. A r .S' * THE OCTOBER BRIDES B 0 U Q I^ «AE3ES AN iO E ^ GIFT g " rresMVed b^ Tray . > ' AN B»!AL GIFT v. Pressed Roses HaM Wedding Day M^oiy. > V-* •• X: ^ 1 :> ■ . giwcdAswzt •• »/>'•V* ‘V , ,4. ' '. ■ RAYMOND ' y'iy .y.-.X XC 'V ’’" V. " ^ > j,> t Y s jf, . • fi- \ N e ^ and intricate stablaure OUIMNO BEGIN mcRE TO.GAT \ i r gadgets are in the Hnlelight B(KB WESTON, son of • mU- ' r? ’ V - Lazlnea»r-What jit lai|igiBii|S •.v>,\s> J >S • ..NX.. ' . N ••• •• : -X: : UoBalie, haft faUen in love with right now. You’ll have to admit x av’ r x-*;-.. with the cardinal JOAN WABINQ, pretty Memphis that they’re pretty Interesting even If they don’t happen to ap- la lazy la thua doubly ctwaAfL , flri. B had come to Memphis ■'ev/A ' , e* ' -f* hi oonneetion wltti a textile plant pe^ to you personally- WhendvOT r hear a aotiMB’ WH imdar oonstmotlon for his fa- ^ r l^tance, there are artificial her boy or. RESTER, son of her employer. Is going to fit you. Thev coine in hind lazinesa. T a ge t at tiie rignt MRS. W AR ING , hopeful that her gold or silver and In all the enamel one is always a ha^ thing to do. two dani^ters will marry well shades. The gold ones are lovely A normal, well child, a happy and escape the drudgery that has with the new glamorous. evening child, la never lazy. Never! frocks and, since you can ta;|te been hw lot, bendc every effort to He may have an easy-going disr. them right after the ball is give her daughters advantages. ott position smd a' deliberateness of over, the business of removing a Joan Is Invited to a house party action, but this la nothing to cen­ o “ polish Is eliminated. through Barbara’s efforts. Bar­ sure. Rather It la to be envied, 4 * The bright red ones are popu­ bara realises Joan will be 111 at for It shows an even distrlbutlQn. lar. But they’re ^ I n g to gain of energy. It la not lazinesa. ease among so many strangers more popularity when women start and will therefore 4H^>ear at a One time I had a boy in sduxfl south for a winter vacation on the who was known to be lazy. Hia -- disadvantage befoie Bob. Joan, The bouquet the bride throws aw^r after the oerenaony may be retwned to her as a g ift—beautifully beaches. offended by Bob’s neglect, plays decorated In a tray, as shown hera s s * - teachers had so dubbed bim« h is ' Then there Is a new nail white mother was impatient, his father ~ Into Barbara’s hands by d r l v ^ liquid. You put it imder the tips N t . disgusted. . • i to a barbecue supper with JIM ------of }Tour nails and it stays o& and I called his mother to schooL.a WARFIELD. Barbara draws geous!’’ cried Sally from the door­ Are you puxzled over choosing a^to press more o f each kind than are keeps them pure white a full week. The principal. was present. I said; Joan Into a bridge game after way. needed to decorate the tray, as some wedding gift for the October bride? It comes in a bottle with 4 little A complete little dinner set of sterling silver Is Just the thing for “The boy is sick. He la the queer­ discoveiing ffiat she Is a novice “Barbara’s out for more scalps. of the specimens may get broken In What could It be that Is at once brush andi In addition to the nail that nice friend’s new baby. Tiny fork, knife and couple of spoons are est shade of greenish gray I ’ve ' and Joan, as Bob’s partner, shows As If the blond scalp she’s flaunt­ handling.) white Itself, there are a few shields induded in the flat silver ensemble. A plate, mug and two bowls— one seen. His Jaw bangs and his eyes up baiDy among the experienced ing shouldn’t be enough for any pleasing, useful and beautiful ? As the roses were too thick to he with each set. The shield protects with handle and one without— all go to make up the set It ’s the perfect are dull. Look at hia droopqd > girl!” said Carol. “ Shades of Helen flat, she slipped them with a sharp [ M a y e r s . ______Something that Is different imd that your finger tip and allows the Oirlatmas g ift for some favorite child of yours. You can have each piece shoulders. Take him out of school, NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY of Troy, Cleopatra and the Queen knife and hollowed out the under will be piixed in years to come ? An liquid to show only under the nai)^ engraved with the baby’s name and, if you like, have nursery rhymes put let him play outdoors In the sun, of Sheba!” side of both rose and calyx. She then answer to these questions Is to deco­ on too. give him a lot of milk and nouiiat^ CHAPTER X m ‘"rhe girl has glamour,” said rate a tra> with flowers from the put them to press In old magazines, ing food.” . Joan was determined not to show Sally. bride’s bouquet! You may rest as­ first carefully placing each flower Bad posture Is often the cause Cod-Ilver oil was not then .. her embarrassment, tr3dng to think “Joan, srdu’re lovely,” Carol said. sured that the happy couple receiv­ and leaf on blotting paper and then of a double chin. I f you hold your known as ubiqultoiisly as It now sensibly, conscious of her strained “I like your pale look. It’s mys­ ing this gift will treasure It among covering with another piece of blot­ chin In toward your chest instead of is. It was considered a dose for , voice and stiff smile. Queer how terious and alluring.” their moi^t cherished possessions. ting paper before closing the maga­ carrying it In and up at the same Infants. Its therapeutic qualities . anything so unimportant as a Bob was In the hall when the Ordinarily when the bride throws zine. She allowed only a few flowers time, the extra roll of flesh which for older children were not known. bridge game could seem so terribly four girls descended. Ih e sight of her bouquet Into the eager hands of or fern to each magfizlne, and then such a bad head carriage creates They did as I said. He got a . Important, as though it might af­ Joan stlrre<' him. There was some­ a bridesmaid, she feels that the placed on the magazlnee a heavy will, sooner or later, develop into a little better, but not much. The., fect the rest of one’s life. thing i.'orlom about her, despite the flowers have served their purpose weight of books. permanent fixture. truth la today known. Such a . . She wished she had refused to gallant set to her head and shoul­ well and that she will never see How To PreM Flowers Stand In front of a mirror and HEREDITY AND CANCER cancer Is hereditary as a dominant child needs instant scientific treat­ play. She would never have al­ ders. He thought she looked beau­ them again. She will have only a The first few days she removed observe the way you hold your chin or a recessive trait. In fact, there ment He has lost the ability to lowed herself to be drawn into a tiful and a trifle sad. memory of their beauty; but if you the damp blotting paper and put and head. Is the back of your neck By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN is even some questions eis to d erive' certain needed subsUmces tennis gam ^ knowing she was a “ Hello,” he said to Joan. press a few of the flowers and put dry sheets in Its place, each morn­ perfectly straight and 1s your chin whether various types of cancer from his food for some reason o r ' poor player, or gone to a dance If “Hello.” Her voice was not quite them under glass In a tray. It will ing and evmlng. It took not less held In toward your neck at the other. Doctors have discovered, she danced badly. Editor, Journal of the American did not differ in the tendency to be steady husky. than two weeks foi the flowers to same time it le apUfted? If not try ways of slowly restoring to the . Barbara was playing an un­ hold for her the sentiment and ro­ Medical Association, and of hereditary as dominant or reces­ “Will you go In to dinner with press. She then removed the back and correct the fault before you get blood the power to assimilate and usually good game. She seemed to mance of her wedding day. Hygela, the Health Magazine sive. me?” What he wanted to say was, from the tray that was to be deco­ an extra chin which you cannot deposit nourishment In the tlflraes. make Impossible contracts by some Tray W ith Glass Bottom ' “W hat’s happened, Joan? You’ve rated and covered* the Inside with eliminate. It has been fairly well established When It is a chronic case, mere ps3rchlc bid or lucky play. Twice Another favorable phase of the When the statlatlos .of all of the had me on phis and needles.” peacock blue velvet On this bright Here Is an exercise designed to food and sim will not do it alone. Bob praised her with a brief, idea la that one does not need to be by a considerable amount of re­ people having cancer are studied, “Why, of course,” Joan told him. background the flowers, leaves and ' The lazy child Is very often tlfls "Good work, Barbara!” either an artist or a mechanic to at­ correct a flabby throat and a double search that cancer tends to be In­ the conclusion seem* to be that an The table was centered by a sil­ tain beautiful results. The tray may fern were arranged In a sort of chin. It should be done each night kind of “fatigued” child A doc­ The second rubber ended. Bar­ ver basket of roses' and Jon­ average of '<4 per cent of patients be bought ready mafle or made to spray design. She dabbed a tiny before you go to bed. herited. It also tends to breed out tor only needs to take one glance bara suggested another rubber, quils. Dainty place cards . m a^ed with cancer have had cancer rec­ order. ’The slse and shiq;> may be speck of glue here and there on the Sit erect In a straight-backed of the race and In hvunan beings, today to diagnose such a case. If since she and Fred were winners. the places of the guests. orded In their families. This fact Is varied; also the material of which under ^de of some of the leaves and chair. Keep your hands at your the question of heredlt;^ is not one you suspect one of your children 'Tm afraid we’re not lucky to­ “ Sially—^you and Fred there,” not, however, exceedingly Impor­ to be In danger this condition the frame Is built, but It Is neces­ stems and glued them to the velvet sides. Hold your chin upward. that can be very well controlled by ot day,” Bob said. “How much do Carol was saying. “Bob, you here tant in determining the question of have a doctor examine him at once, sary to have a glass bottom In the so that they would always stay In Then open your mouth and let o r ^ a r y human marriages. we owe you?” by Barbara Joan and Jim are over heredity, since the death rates In partloilarly If be Is losing weight. tray. The one pictured here Is about place. A bit of the ribbon snd a true- your head fall backward as far as ’Ihere are two ways In which the *Tt’s a SO rubber. That’s |1.60 there. general show that cancer accounts Occasionally we discover thyroid lover’s knot completed the decora­ question of the inheritance of can­ each. W e’U have to take you and ‘Tm toasting the best looking 20 by % 14 Inches, and the fraune is it will go. When It Is resting back­ for about one-seventh of the deaths trouble In children. No mother Joan on again.” made of mahogany. Dull gold mold­ tion. The glass was replaced, the ward on your shoulders, slowly close cer can be ctudied by scientific in­ girl at the table,” Jim vmispered vestigators. One Is to obtain the of people who died after 40 years can tell If this is the case, but a Joan was thinking passionately; to Joan. ‘W ill you drink It with ing may be used just as effective­ frame fastened as It was before, and your mouth. Bring your head for­ of age. doctor can determine It rather “Never' again with me!” She felt then a piece of green felt was glued ward Into position and repeat the recoil of all'family trees of per­ me?” ly- sons dying from cancer. The other In England it was shown that one quickly after an examination, j sick, bruised, as though she had Joan was about to say, “I don’t The person who csmie Into pos­ on the bottom (ff the tray. On each exercise ten or twelve times. death in six between the ages of 40 However, a great deal of so-called' f«.Vi>n a beating. is to exp ^m en t with mice which drink,” but stopped. Across the session o f this bouquet prepared it comer there was a little rubber to 60, and one death in four be­ laziness in adults Is due to Inactiva On the way upstairs to get her breed rapidly and have a short life table Barbara had touched Bob’s as follows: bumper, so that it uould not mar the tween the ages of 60 to 70, was due thyroid gland. purse she passed the table where span. glass with her own, saying, “Here’s .She took from the bouquet whUe table even when heavily loaded. to cancer. Thus there Is a 14 per Infection May Cause “ Laziness" Jim was playing with Enid, Charlie For the purpose of comparison, to a good girl but not too good, it was still fresh, four or five rosea, When the bride returned from the cent or greater probability that at Another cause o f “laziness” is and CaiTon. a few sprays of maidenhair fern smd honeymoon, there was the tray all CONCEAI^-REVEAL the life of the mouse In days is for the g ^ die young and I do sUj^tly beyond the life cycle of the least one parent of any patient may some Infection somewhere that la “Row’d you oome out?” Jim ask­ lily-of-the-valfley. She snipped off a resuly to do its part In making her hate a dei^ one.” human being in years. hnve had cancer. seeping pus into the blood stream. ed. “Barbara, my child, where did knot of the ribbon. (It is advisable “h8q>py ever after.” Maybe tonsils, adenoids, shtua, ^ “ W e lost.’i said Joan. Dorothea Wieck Ooposes Mae Furthermore! the mere fact that 3T0 U resurreCu that ancient toast?” The moat widely-known experlr the majority of cancer patients are teeth, ears, or dear knows whaL ' . “You’ll alwasrs lose to Barbara," Fred gibed. “That wa3 my grand­ West View That Apparel There la no laziness or wesudness. Jim says dry^. “ She knows her menta on mice that have cancer are not able to remember pEincer as oc mother’s favorite.” light-hearted, laughing a great under the stairs began plajring. Should Show Up Form. those by Dr. Maud Slye. Working curring In their families does not I know of as wretched as that' game.” ‘T just happened to think of It,” deal. Joan,‘ swept from the arms of one caused by such Infection. Except Yes, Joan admitted to herself. T“ ' ■ “ on many thousands of mice, Dr. prove that cancer is not hereditary. ssdd Barbara. It was this young, clear laughter man to another, felt as if she were Slye concluded that the suscep­ If cancer is a recessive tradt. It may perhaps auto-intoxlcatlon, c h ie ^ She would always lose to Barbara. Joan’s thoughts were traveling a from neglected bowels, where poi­ that caused Bob' to frown down at In a different world. FYed was cut­ BY DOROTHEA WIECK. tibility to cancer Is heredity and pass over a considerable number of “Bridge Is a fool'pastime, but new path. “I f I had been more like son is absorbed Into the bloo^^ his plate. People were smiling at ting In frequently. Charlie was that it behaves as a simple “Men- generations without mEuilfestlng it n i teach you more about It If you’d them he would have liked me bet­ I ’m for concealment. I believe It incapacitates either child or this too-gay Joan. What was the bringing up new men and introduc­ dellan recessive” —that la to say, self. care to Icam,” Jim said. ‘T m cut­ ter,” she told herself. that men, and women, too, are at­ adult .as completely as a deadly matter with her? Attracting atten­ ing them. Jim seemed always Just tlmt It breeds out of the race rath­ There are some families In which ting out of the game after this I^e lifted her glass, smiling at tion so boldly! tracted by the unattainable. drug. at her elbow. She felt °'ayer than er than In. cancer Is practically unknown and rubber. I f you like r il give you a Jim. When women wore leg-o’mutton Ot course all laziness Is not A Dinner s.ar over and Joan rose she had ever been In her life, yet , Other In- estlgators Insist that It others in which cancer is exceed­ lesson.” “I thought you were a young sleeves and hig^-necked gowns, in result of physical condition. from the table. She stumbled paradoxically, there was a tight­ Is a dominant characteristic, ac­ ingly common. Even here, however, Joan accepted. She was grateful woman with ideas about life,” he the Victorian era, they had eis many A child who is not happy In his slightly and stooped to untangle a ness about her heart, a pain some cording to tlie Mendellan law. A it is not possible to jump a’ conclu­ to him. She felt easy and natural said. “What made you change your beaux sis they have t(^ay. Then, it home or school life, or ’^ o Is shy, fold of her dress from the chair. where recent Investigator on the subject sions for the simple reason that with Jim. mind?” Jim put a steadying hand on her was the promise In a woman’s eyes, afraid of people, sensitive, or dli^' “All I needed was to be like the In the Radium Institute In Paris, there may be other factors besides “ Jim’s going to give Joan les­ He added, when she did not arm. her smile and studied grace that couraged, often seeks his “es­ others,” she thought. But the working also with many hundreds the family constitution associated sons,” Barbara said. answer. “ It ’s sensible to let the quickened the pulses of her admir­ capes.” He tries to forget real Bob heard Charlie saying to thought did not bring happiness of mice, supports the conclusions of with the development of cancer In “Jim knows lots of games,” Fred stuff alone.” As Joan put down the Sally, “ Our little friend hasn’t ers. thtogs- He likes to day-dteam asd Only that tight feeling again about Dr. Slye to the effec* that there is these families. agreed. “ ‘Wine, women and song.’ , goblet her feeling of depression learned how to hold her liquor.” The personality of a woman is lie about and build castles In the’ her heart. a constitutional and probably her­ Such factors may be the place in ‘The line was written about that lifted. Later she was even more A colored orchestra Ir the alcove somehow affected by the clothes she air. He may like to Ue on thb fellow.” editary factor In the cause of can­ which they live the habits of diet, floor and kick up,Jris beels .'nd' Bob, standing with the stag line wears. Give her a gown that is “Better warn your friend. Bob,” cer. the posslbilitlet of irritation from stare at the celling and do notth^' against the wall, was trying to too decoUette, and she becomes too said Barbara. “ She seems to be These Investigators tannot be smoking or chemicals, or some ing. He may even become obses-. keep his eyes away from the self-conscious to play the siren. Let falling for Jim’s line.” certain however, whether or not other aspects of the family life. si've enough to want to sleep ati slender figure In white, the long her wear a gown that is utterly Bob said nothing. He was thor­ the time. skirt swlrllni about as she danced simple, though chic, and she be­ oughly annoyed. He had been so Not bodily sickness, this. Just He had never seen Joan looking comes a siren In reality. proud to b r l^ Joan here but some­ miserable . soul-slekness. Such a* lovelier, more vivid, more shining. Women lose a (^rW n sense of thing had certainly rone wrong. poise when they are conscious of child is to be pitied. A ll lazy eh ll-' Joan didn’t seem to be the same It was as though alJ the light In ADVICE^ their clothes. My' s'oreen work drep ar« to be pitied. girl he had known In Memphis at the room was concentrated on the BY HELEN WELSHIMER taught me th at When I first went To scold them and. call them- ' all. slim form. Into pictures, my director ^ had me TF a man would leave you slackers Is really crueL ' He would cut In the next time ^>ee^1iiin on his way, Upstairs they were dressing she danced past and he would tell wtax a blonde wig. 1 became a personality to match that wig, in­ Never, never coax AILANTIO AIR ROUTE for dinner. Joan, looking through her exactly what be thought df her stead of remaining myself. If I To be nice and stay. her meager wardrobe, lnsi>ected strange behavior. Then a voice London, O ct 12.— (A P )— Sir Pat’s red chiffon, loaned for the spoke behind him. hadn’t realized my mistake in time, Tm afraid It would have ended my T^O not weep about it, Samuel Instone, director of rite Im ­ house party. She had brought, also, “The little girl from Memphis perial Airways announced today seems to be WEiklng up. Guess it career as an actress. ^ Never let him see the white dress she had worn the That bis going will leave you that Imperial Airways is aotiyely in­ night she sang at the Junior takes old Jim.” Bob did not hear When the part of the plain frau- leln was offered to me, In “Maed- Strangely lost, not f r t t . vestigating a projected trans-Atlan­ League benefit. Joan finally decided the rest of the sentence. He bad tic air mall route connecting with on the white. It was simpler but walked away from the group. Joan chen In Uniform,” I was happy that I was to wear a plain dress. There 'TTELL him it’s been lovely the airmail systems ot North AaW- smarter than the chiffon. floated by and he met-her eyes, Ica. She slipped Into the dress, dusted nodding coldly. were no adornments to my clothes, "*■ To have known him, so clear skin with powder and added He had the next dance with no trinkets to play with. 1 Just Sorely he’ll be happy; had to make people like me witboul You will be, you know. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, suiv more rouge than usual to her Ups. Barbara. She welcomed him with ve3dng a projected trans-Atlanrie In the mirror she saw Barbara a radiant smile, pressed his hand, effective clothee. Yes, Tm for concealment A great ■pROFIT from experience commercial air route, went to Bagn, watchlrg her. Their e3rer met and and whispered, "Bob, I have a rag­ land two weeks sgo after fljflng the deal of chic, perhaps, but a little ^ Gained with odier men— held. ing headache. Will you sit out the North Atlantic In easy stages with "W hy,” Joan thought, with a next dance with me?” concealment. It’s an excellent tonic I f you are inlncb material. The MB, M l Mghth AvCm New Ytek GItjr. bottle did not prove to Wm that M e in isliioh she iqtpcurently w ar my picture. “She Done Him Wrong” bis piles would vanish be could have bows, if made of ribbon, require l l i .yarda . driving alone In tliA Botftao Pofit In which 1 portrayfd a^ g^Amoirous i i d taa eeats lor whleh s «a d % s “ Boavealrs, his money back. To securd a pattern and simple sewing chart of this model, tear oat road, east o f this d ty was wrecked. woman of the Gay Mjaetiee- bool of-Helen .Welshtmer’e You can get the same, fsdr and this sketch and mall it to Julia Boyd. 103 Park Avenue. New York. Stis was remiDVBd unconsetous to Maybe Tin wioag.. Ifeybe SO,- •• • / • ♦ ♦ • a.a • a square guarantee from J, W. Hale N. T.. together with-15 eenU In coin. .Be: aure to endoaa. on a.aeparau Wesson Ifamortal hoi^MaL 000,000, Freacbmeo eaii’t Im wrong, Go. Drug Dept, or any live druggist sheet of paper, your name, (nil addreaa, your aiaa. tha number of this The late Mr. ’Tytus was. noted as mit I guees those few FVfMimeB —Just read what he wrote: “After pattern (No. tOO), and mention the name of this adwapaper. Egyptian a^oriw. who create the hew itgiiM.flniBWl 1 sofferizig 2d years—I took one bot- must,have been rig h t’tio iiu ^ floyr • • e e w • W A eeee««eeeoe'o’si» iqe?' eese*.*B%fl ^ fie of Hem-Roid and my pile trou- your Co diflin Boyd. .are 200.000 QiieidamUy they’ve declared thdee ’s ty te Ue has enttrtiy disai^eared. IW p m i jTs m r . H a w 'Y i ^ ’ GItyt,''' flMtilfliuihte ter to d ^ . ^ ft- .-iJ-

uANaHBRra EvaKwa b b u i a lUNCHam iB. o o k n . IBSDAT, OCTOBBIt U , 1181, ... ROCKVILLE SPORTS jm H Y FOXX WINS “Trial Horse” for V inooka n n Y i u r P B i n COVETED AWARD IN S K N S ro COACH SCRIBE HITS BACK NATION-WIDE VOTE VESTSDETEAH PRIME FOR EAGUSADDFOOR CMch Ton KaOi'i C h ftiet Tom Rady, Jn Repiymg to B O V ^ I N G Only Two Other Stare Ever Local Elerea WiD Play Ha- Reuiy to Take M aikks’ii Ralph RosselTs Lettor in CHARTER OAKS WDf AGAIN %/y^yyii ^ ' room o( Berio Here Sur NtW LADS TO TEAM Hav.e Beoi Recognized ' y For the second time within a week ^y/y^'^^y,yy y ^ . ; Sedp in Gu m It Ml Nebo Evening Herald Likens the Charter Oak Oirls defeated the da^ Players Most Appear Wooster Girls of Hartford, on the Twice by Baseball Ex­ Umpire to Polecat When Charter Oak alleys. The local five € / f/ Local E k rei Ezpocti T o s ^ Tomenew; Expect Hard won by 188 pins. O. Nelson spill­ perts mPoO. at Practice. ed the p ^ for a high score of 827 Scrap Wik Trianflei Tittle Orereeumf AeiU It Comes to Popularity for three strings while Clara Jack- noore got the high single of 12A pins. By ALAN GOULD //yjyy, /'j!/ ; Tommy ^ppeny, former star Friday night the Middletown girls /jyy /. r. guard of the Cubs, has been signed Somlai. Attack. WA Rockville Fan& will be here. The scores: New York, Oct 12.—(AP)— / yy^^ to ooaoh the line for the West Side Woosters-Hartford /yyp./ James Foxx, home run king of the football team. It was also stated W arner ...... 98 118 89—800 Eagles, at Maaohester, will Athleties at tbe Maneheeter Rlgb AMcrtinr that Ralph R u m « 11, Man- 88 79— 270 major leagues was named by the that several star players had been Bronelll ...... 108 play the newly organlaed Triangles, Bohool wUl be running with the chanter baaeball umpire, in about an M urphy ...... 62 90 88— 266 baseball expert' today as the approached to play ^th the team of New Britain, at Hickey’s Grovs throttle wide open tomorrow after­ popular with Rockville fann an a Bores ...... 102 100 94— 296 American League’s "most vcduable and, pending fi^ negotiations, the Pearson ...... 84 99 88—271 player" for the second successive locals will meet the Prentice Ma­ next Sunday afternoon. "Eddie" noon when both the footbeU eleven “I)olecate’’, Tom Rady, Jr., sportn year. roons of Berlin Simday afternoon at Dwyer, manager of the Eagles, has end the soccer team go into action, editor of the Rockville Leader, baa Mt Nebo. This team defeated 469 490 488 1892 Only two other stan in , either obtained the eeirvlcee of four more tbe former tbrowlzig down the ** league have ever gained this extra-’ All-PlainvUle in the opening game come forth in bin paper with a Obarter Oaks new men for the rest of the season. gaimtlet to Meriden right here at ordinary dirtlnotlon. Walter Johh- 8-0 and since that time lost, to soorehing reply to RuanelTs letter Jackm ore ...... 124 96 101— 821 Two of these lads are from out of Mt Nebo field end the latter tac­ son captureo the award in 1918 and ’Thomaston Ponies 6-0. which wan publlibea In laat Friday Fitzgerald ...... 80 104 103— 287 Winooks, that great Australian, sprint champion, will meet town. kling Windsor on the latter's 98—827 repeated in 192«. Rogen Hornsby Happeny will assume his duties nlfbt’n Isnue of the Evening’ Herald. G. Nelson . ....1 2 1 108 C. V. Whitney’s great handicap horse, Equipoise, in a match race Although the Eagles at the begin­ grounds. Rady's bllntering answer to Russell’s F. Nelson ...... 91 88 94— 278 won the National League "most if and when be proves himself worthy of a chance at “ Ekky.” The Frids^ evening at the West Side Defeat Taught Mnob valuable player” contest in 1925, ning of tbe season planned to use dxarges follows: Schubert ; ...... 118 83 128— 819 race is to be run Nov. 7, at Belmont Park, but before that classic, playgrounds. Without any doubt Swept off their feet in the eea- and repeated In 1929. only local players in Its lineup, it Says Rnssell’s Biemory Bad Wlnooka probably will meet Jameatown, Oeorgfi D. Widener's five- be stood sdone at playing guard in •on’i initial struggle with Hartford The selection of Foxx marks the was found Unpoeclble to carry "Mr. Russell’s memory Is going 629 479 619 1627 year old, above, ta a test race. local football circles and his knowl­ High, the local plgskla tossere fourth time m six yearr a member through tbe Idea aad still have a back on him as well as bis eyesight edge applied to the Wes^ Side line flret-olass, formidable team. Two looked then Uki. a bunob of second- of the Athletics has been chosen wUl greatly increase Its effective­ No few minutes elapsed before the MERCHANTS’ LEAGUE OPENS of tbe new men have played, with the raters, due take a lacing from for the American League honor. ness. Under the coaching of Jack f«ns and players began to protest Majors and the Cube in past years. practically every team of imy Mickey Cochrane in 1928 and Bob Dwyer during the past two weeks that "raw” declsior at home plate. ’The Merchants’ League at the Manager Dwyer eeJd the out-of- strength in the Jentral Conneotleut Grove in 1981 preceded the first Hawkeye Tribe Certain many of the faults have been reme­ Charter Oak alleys got away to .a towners are six feet tall and each Interscholaetic league. But Russep was amdous to make a de­ baseman in winning recognition as died and the whole squad is ready weighs 186 pounds. Both have been tbe hunter who fired all ^ bullets cision and he did it without waiting fiylng start ’Tueklay night First the most vz.luable. to stsu't Sunday afternoon as a pitted against local teams In games at shadows in the woods, only to to see what had taken place. When National upset the dope by taking The complete American League To Rock *Big Ten * Teams greatly improved football team. staged during the past. be caught without ammunition he found out that he was in the points from Keiths, while the A A It was also stated by club offi­ vote follows: when the pheasan. fiew into razige, wrong (and what better proof Is P sprung a surprise by tAking two Jimmie Foxx, Athletics ...... 74 cials today that every member of The New Britain team to play By JOHN W. STAHB «verslty teams merit their name of Manchester proved in the next tyro wanted, the lad who was catching from Watkins. Hale’s Self Serve Joe Cronin, Senators ...... 62 v i. ' the team hereafter, unless a player here Sunday is reported to poseees Bulldogs” marks this second Solem mee that it was merely oaught a t the tl^no adm itting him self that dropped four points to the hard­ Heinle Manush, Senator.-;...... 64 Chicago, Oct. 12 — Speaking of edition of black-ehlrted Hawks. has been injured, would be required^ wonderful talent. The squad is he drc^)ped the ball), he refused to ware Stores, but it was explained Lou (3ehrig, Yankees '...... 89 to report for every praotlce eesslonr composed of players who once were Ctfootsd, or unprepared, In the aopbomoree—^whioh leveral Big Ten That old “leg drive" propelled low first tut Troundng wddletown by do the light thing and assumed a that Hale’s failed to hit their stride Lefty Grove, Athletics ...... 8 6 sobools have done in early season That old "leg drive” propelled Iowa Failing to do this the player will be In action agidnst the Pawnees, the bujlheaded attitude. This Is to ’Tuesday night and will redeem Charley Gehrlnger, Hgers ...... 32 dropped. Peter Happeny, formerly Blues and New Britain high sdiooL a soore of 18-0, the town eleven football exporting — how about linemen and ends into opposing run­ seUed Into their andent rivala, cover up his pride, I suppose. Then, themselves before many more A1 Crdwder Senator...... 28 connected with the Cubs football Cissalla Is the Hardware dfty team’s Iow a’s ? J ners to brizig them down decisively, Bristol, with a vengeance, succeed­ in order to give vent to his anger, weeks. A1 Petke, with a high single A1 Simmons, White Sox ...... 19 and it carri^ Dick Crayne, ace ball team, will aid in obtaining games. field general. He stirred with New Ossie Solem’s Hawkeye young­ ing in holding that aggressive out he promptly ousted Charlie Lesslg of 150 and a three string tally of Earl WhltehlU, Senators ...... 18 carrier of a 76 per cent sophomoric Under an agieement reach^ this Britain high a few years back. Louis sters have served notice that they fit to a Scoreless tie. for mumbling something to Jilmself. !)87, took first honors. Oscar MellUo, Browns ...... J.2 backfield, right through tangles of morning, it was announced that Quertl, left halfback, has signed up will be one of many fwtors which Have Beoewed Courage After be bad evicted Lesslg, he A S F Stores (2) Sam West, Browns ...... 11 may batter Western^ conference Northwestern arms many times for Brunig MMke would also play with with the Trianglee, It was an­ 'Hiese two latter games gave (Russell) was asked to repeat what A ppleby . 92 98— 186 Rick Ferrell. Red S o x ...... 9 standing almost beyond' recognition breath-taking breaks into the open. the teem. ’The practice tomorrow nounced today. Quertl starred In Coach Tom Kelley*z dauntleqs Lesslg had said to him. To which Friday ...... 1 0 8 98 101— 807 Bill Dickey, Yankees ...... 9 A Driving, Elusive Banner evening will be at 7 o’clock sharp. the first game of the season when this faU. charges renewed courage, emd they Lesslg replied, that he could not re­ Yerks ...... 91 94 ------185 Tony Lazzeri, 'Yankees ...T ...... 6 Northwestern, where the sopWo- It was Joe Laws, one of only two he played with the Pawnees, of New will take the field against Madden member what it was. ’Then, without CTarlson ...... 103 97 102— 302 Joe Kuhel, P lators ...... 5 more crop reputedly was the mjst seniors the starting lineup, who Britain, against the Sons of Italy, tomorrow with high hopes of add- any warning to either the captain Suhie . . . . .^ .... 98 — ------98 Earl Averill, Indians ...... 6 glamorous of all, can testify to that, dashed 32 yards for the touchdown. of Middletown. Izig another lewel to their neeklaeo or manager of the Clerk team, Rus­ ...... 188 99 160—887 Buddy Myer Senators ...... 5 And two “favorites” for the con­ But Crayne, the 185-povmd “Falr- This win be the third game for Petke . . . . ENGLISH ANGLER gridiron conquests. But the tus­ sell forfeited the game, which with­ Wermergren ... — — 104— 104 Mickey Cochrane, Athletics .... 5 ference title—Purdue and Michigan flel ’ Fullback,” was the ball-carry- the New Britain eleven. It played ot sle at M t Nebo is not expected to out first following the proper prd- Bob Johnson, Athletics ...... 5 —are among those slated to get Ing workhorse and groimd-galnlng a tie with the Meriden North Ebds fi.st-hand facts on the surprishig ace of the day. tmd defeated Cromwell by a score be like taking loltypops from a Bedure, he hac. no rlg&t to do. 588 480 650 1464 Ben Chapmai?', Yankees ...... 4 baby. Umqilre Near-Sighted, Too Max Bishop, Athletics ...... 1 Hawkeyes, who upped and trounced ’This lad has a unique style of fol­ HOOKS HUGE TUNA of 14-7. Bitter feeling between Watkins (2) Meriden Not i*ash-Overs -N. Winners of the “mo:t valuable a highly favored Northwestern lowing, almost in lock-step, directly Manchester and New Britain is^ex- "Russell states that ‘Rockville Buckland ...... 96 82 104— 282 Quite to the contrary. 'The Meri- player” designatioD in the Ameri­ team, 7 to 0, to open the Big Ten behind one of his interferers on pected to make the game interest­ has the reputation of b^ng the Hennequin ...... lo r 69 106—312 denltes are far from being push­ wckst dty in the state to officiate in Frazier . . «• • • • 94 90 107— 2&1 can League, including official and season. The lowans. Incidentally, quick-opening thrusts off tackle that ing. had a much greater margin than prove amazingly effective In brush­ overs, and Coach Kelley has wzun- any sports. It is for such near-sight­ L ovett ...... 97 126 93—819 unofficial contests: Manunoth Fish Is Caught in ed his men not to uke unnecessary X—1911, Ty Cobb, Detroit; x— the score indicates. ing aside massed tacklers. In the ed officials as Mr. RusseU, and Gleason ...... 91 116 133—840 chances zmd to be on the alert at 1912, Tris Speaker, Boston; x— First In Four Years ' open, his long strides and quick Rockville isn’t the only city in the all times. With Paslnskl and Gorm- 1913, Walter Johnson. iVashington;’ This is Solem’s “sophomore” year changes of direction make him hard state that turns thumbs down on 485 516 548 1544 the North Sea Off Scar­ ley in charge of the forward pass­ this type of tunpire. In ’Thursday X—1914, Eddie Collins, Philadel­ as coach of the long down-trodden to hold. yWHO'S Hawks, and that may explain the Dwight Hoover of Sibley, la., and ing, Meriden is relying on these night’s Issue of the Evening Herald, K eiths (0 ) phia; 1922, (5eorgt Sisl.r. St. Louis; brilliance of their showing with a Russ Fisher of Des Hoines are the stellar aerial artists to gain con-* the fallowing paragraphs appear: 74 83— 248 1923, Babe Ruth, New York; 1924, borough. B lakley ...... 91 lineup in which five Stainers were other starring sophomore backs, 8l 1928, first conference victory since a 9-7 The Hawkeyes’ steady rushing light through a questionable de­ Keish ...... 100 98 76—278 (./yP)—A sport new to British wa­ the missing bone in Andy Gump’s Mickey Cochrane, Philadelphia; xx win over Minnesota in 1929—the t3q)e of offensive play, the soundness cision that created a furore in local ters is having a bustling season. rOBIDA’S STANLEY chin. Consequently, it may be ex­ —1919, Lew Fonseca, Cleveland; Hawkeyes gave an exhibition of of their running attack, gained 240 “Tunny” fishing—more common­ sports'Circles, is again in the head­ 460 481 433 1324 hard-driving, alert, thorough-going yards for them compared to North- pected that Paslnskl and Qtormley XX—1930, Joseph Cronin. Washing­ ly known in America as tuna fish­ Florida’s new coach is an English­ lines, this time in connection with First National (4) football. Most of the press box ex­ western’s 90. will be watched like the well kneem - the championship series between the an nna ton; z—1931. LefW Grove, Phila­ ing—has attracted an increasing man by birth . . . but he lived in Benay ...... 97 100 Iflf ' perts were convinced that Iowa real­ ‘"They can’t score when you’ve got number of “big game” anglers who battle at a fraternity dance. Clerks and Polish-Americans, of delphia; rz—1932, Jimmie Foxx: Florida m ost o f his life . . . and Groman ...... 100 124 87— 311 ly is “on the way back.” the ball” is a favorite bit of Amos hitherto have ventured far afield Injories Win Be Handicap R ockville. z—1933,* Jimmie Foxx, Philadel­ played a bang-up end for the M cKeever • • •• • 76 91 103— 270 ’The same clean-cut tackling and Alonzo Stagg’a philosophy, and may­ in quest of the big fish. Majlchester will enter tbe fray More About Kovis Deal phia. ’Gators in 1928 .... ’The guy is W right ...... 90 86 79—255 X—Unofficial Chalmers award, blocking that made his JDrake unl- be Ossie Solem agrees. It was the herring fishermen In handicapped by the injury of two “The dispute rages as the result of Johnston ...... Ill 101 87— 299 Dennis Stanley, who took over the oT its most dependable players. The later recognized by Arfferican the North Sea who, by their fre­ coEu:hing Job at the southera school his decisions in the third game play­ quent reports of the presence of sprained tendon in Hutohlnson’s ed last Sunday. In the West Sides- League. after ChEU'ley Bachman left to coach right leg has not mended as rapid­ 474 522 465 1481 XX—Unofficial poll, conducted ^by tunny aroimd their vessels, first Bluefields tilt here over a month Mlohlgac State . . . At 26, Stanley ly as was hoped for. Coach Kelley the Assoclat<-1 Press, CARLISLE INDIANS indicated that a home field was ago, Russell called Kovis out for stands with Howdy Harpster of Is doubtful if this flashy left end Hales Sdf Servci (0) zz—Unofficial poll conducted by available to British sportsmen. Carnegie Tech among the youngest failure to touch third, after Kovis Sport Attracts Fifty will be In condition to appear in Madden ...... 85 94 71— 260 Baseball Writers Association. coaches of major schools in the had crossed the plate vdth the tying L. Mitchell-Henry, a well known the lineup for at least two wee!u. Bolard ...... 95 83 86—264 country . . . but his youth doesn't nm of the game, followed by Bren­ SEEK LOST GLORY sportsman, by catching a tunny It also Is doubtful if Ecabert tbe R u s s e ll...... 97 112 98— 307 worry bi»n . . . as he already has nan with the winning cotmter. Many ’Tw am ite ...... 106 102 109— 817 with rod and line three years ago, stalwart center, will be able to play credited with having taken the hau euccessful coaching years at beoairse of injuries sustained In protested at the time that the um­ W oods ...... 86 96 1X1—292 EARL PORTER NEW Daytona Beaoh end Jacksonville pire had not seen the play and the Miuikogee, Okla., Oct. 12.— (AP) BRAOCHg l lead, and he has climaxed this sea­ scrimmage this week. Leone prob­ son with the landing of a tunny high schools . . . He took a staff ably will be found in hie positiaii, dispute raged for nearly two weeks 469 486 475 1440 —’The . Braves of Bacone, rapidly of three to Florida with him . . . before the Bluefields finally agreed Let’s start by asking you: W hat weighing 851 poimds. while Rautenbers^ and Mlstretta Hardware Stoee (i) RIDING SENSATION coming into their own in football, all youngsters and graduates of to accept the game as a West Sides’ Gallasso ...... 100 90 189-^829 horse was the champion three-year- While this weight has been bet­ will be celled upon to substitute fOr are eagerly confident of carrying on old of 1932? That’s a tough one. tered in other parte, this is claimed Florida, too . . . ’They are Rainey Hutchinson. Shedd might get a victory. The latter team went on to E dgar...... 94 101 96—290 Cawthon, Ben Clemona, and Joe the tradition of spectacular Indian But no ' erder question than Is to be to be a world’s record for tunny nrack at the center position If Mle- win the series for the right to meet B r o p h y ...... 89 94 106—289 Hall . . . Stanley Is the tenth ooaoh with a display of horsemanship 'eisked this year, when-any one of caught under Britleh Sea Anglers’ tretta le assigned to left end. Oth­ the Sub-AlpinSs in the flnni« o f the Olson ...... 122 104 120—846 elevens begim by Carlisle In tbs of varsity football! at Florida . . . local tourney. seldom seen on the American turf, days of Jim Thorpe and continued 10 horses may be awarded the honor association rules. er possible switches Include tbe A. Anderson ...118 108 119—840 16-year-old Earl Porter, of Geneva, arbitrarily. 'The rise o f the sport here is in­ He takes over a squad which, as a An Open Cballenge at Haskell by such players as Big group of sophomorea last year, play­ moving of Robinson from guard to HI., has scored two consecutive rid­ John Levi and Louis (Little Rabbit) Last year’s leader money-winner dicated by the fact that where laat a tackle p< lti6n zmd Comber to “It seems that Russell’s officiat­ 518 497 679 1594 year some 16 anglers were attract­ ed disappointingly-until that 12-2 ing In the past as well as the pres­ ing triples and is the eastern horse­ W eller. was a horse named Gusto, crusader guard. »■ men’s latest addition to the list of ed, who accounted for 22 fish, the victory over'U. C. L. A. at the end ent, Isn’t aU that it should be and With right-former Haskell, play­ mostly on eastern tracks. ’The'year o t the year . . . A handsome fellow Bewe's Bye Inquovlng GIBSON TEAM WINS jockeys called .“Another Slari before that found Twenty Grand the number engaged this Season was Captain Edd’e Rowe's beautiful that slowly, but surely, be is gain­ ers as a nucleus, Bacone followers Follow Herring Boats ^ is this guy StsAlty . . . with a quiet Sande," which includes Mac (3amer have hopes of one of the greatest greatest, with money earnings of right purple bye, disoolored in tbe ing for h in f^ a reputation in base­ Reid’s Auctioneers and Gibson’s and Laveme Fator. The season usually begins Ifi Au­ way about him off tbe field . . . that ball circles that won’t be easy to o f redskin gridiron team s. 'The Has­ $218,545, though Mate was right be­ can change# plenty fast out there Briatel battle, has turned e bright Garage met at the Y. M. C. A. bowl­ Capping a string of brilliant per­ gust, when the tuimy, following yellow, the Tsilblrds claim. ’This Is live down. As for myself being par­ kell curriculum has been curtailed, hind the Greentree train with $214, the herring boats, approach close in practice sessions . . . Having bad ing aiueys last night in a “Y" league formances that b^rEin early in ^ p - considered s good omen zmd by tial to the Clerks—that’s just while Bacone now offers a full col­ 776 to his credit A majority agreed In-shore off the Yorkshire coast, tbe Notre Dame system pounded game. Gibson took two of the three tember at Rockingham Park, Salem, Saturday the mussed >.p optic la another warped dream of ‘Bump’ lege course. ’That ’Twenty Grand, aside from and extends into October. into him by Charley Bachman when games and also the total plnfall, se­ N. H., Porter rode three winners at financial returns, wa sthe better expected to resume its natural Russell’s. If anything, during the curing three points to Reid’s one. Jamaica Tuesday and then, after Established more than 50 years Rules .for the sport have been he played under that coach, it’s like­ ago by Almon C. Bacone, a New horse. framed by the British 'Vunny elub ly he’U use that strategy in his looks, ^enabling Rowe to spot with first and second games of the series, ’The score: failing in the two first events yes­ ’This year’s situation is most an eagle’s vision any tricks which I leaned toward the Polish-Ameri­ Reid’s AnotioneeM terday, came home on top in t^ e Yorker whi left his home to E;pend in conjunction with tbe Brifisb Sea teaching . . . but you never can tell his life helping educate the Chero- puzzling. Upsets and inconsistencies Anglers’ association, and only fish what new Ideas these youngsters the Meridenltee might attempt to cans in my writeups, and if Mr. Rus­ Reid...... 104 112 102 of the remaining four. The six vic­ have marked the performance of all pull. The sideline boys also say sell cares to inspect the Leader files a u n e ...... 94 124 103 tories boosted his total for nine days kees, Bacone Institute only three cau^t In accordance with the reg­ will cook up. years ago began to be heard from the top flight gee-gees. Favorite ulations are recognised. halfback Alton Judd will be harder he won’t be able to deny the fact. M cL a u g h lin ...... 109 105 87 to eleven and his total for the year to catch than a greased bullet to­ in football. hides inevitable took their shellack­ Of (Murse there is the chance (and Munn ...... 91 92 92 to 88 out of 897 mounts. ings. morrow. not a renoote one at that) that. Rus­ Advent Of McLemore Broker’s Hp, an outsider, won the sell’s eyesight Is so far'gone by this T otal ...... 898 488 884 CALDWELL SIGNS OONTBAOT The change was due to the advent Kentucky Derby. Then Head Play Last Night*a F i^ ts time, he wo;ildn’t be able to see the Glbeoit*B Gaimge - of Emmett McLemore, star Has­ stepped in to win the Preakness print. However, if thit, gentleman M iller ...... 129 106 92 WlUlamstown, Mass., Oct. 12.— kell quarterback from 1617 to 1921, Eifter B roker’s H p broke a bone in* State Grid Briefs would like to examine the files. I’ll Gibson ...... 83 92 96 (A P)—Charley Caldwell, head coach as coach. The Braves tie4^ for the his foot. The experts went warm Clnelimati —Smokey Maggard, see if I can’t dig up a magnifying Kutkavlch ...... 108 108 109 of football, base >all and basketball, Oklahoma Junior Collegiate confer­ over Khayyaim after that eon 162, Dayton, Ky., end Stonewall D ickson ...... 91 107 106 glass for him.” at Williams college since 1928 yes­ ence title hie eecond season and last of dd Omar won the American Jackson, 160, Ondimatl, drew, 6; By ASSOCIAIBD PBMS terday signed a contract to serve year lost only one game. Derby—but Mr. Khayyam developed cuff McWblrter, 127, London, Ont, Total ...... 416 418 402 three more years. Heading the list of es-Hasksll the habit, of trailing bis field there­ outpointed Pee Wee Weghom, 122, By Associated Press New Haven, Oct. 12.—Head Ooaoh Sport Chatter Caldwell, who was a three sport players McLemore has this faD is after until the Wood Memorial, Cincinnati, 6; Roughruee Glover, R^gie Root was still shuffling his 157, Jacksonville, Fla., outpointed Burt and Jim Hammers, twin athlete at Princeton, turned out Waiter Johnson, co-captAln and fiill- which he managed to win from a New York, Ocu 12.—Jim McCul- first Yale varsity lineup today as Hie Orioles will hold a stiff signal brothers from Columbu , Kas., each “Little ’Three’’ football cbampldns back,' Don Eagieman, North Dako­ good field. len, C2iicago, zmd Fred Onibrnelr, Carl ’Turner, 154, Columbus, 6: 'Hger tbe game with Washington and Lee prewtlce Friday night In preparation weighing 196, are members of the at Williams for foiu* years up to tan, who played quarterback at Has­ A boss named Gold Basis bobbed Iowa,, drew (bout stopped by eleven Lyons, Cfincinnatl, outpointed Rocky this Saturday loomed bigger and io r Sunday's game with the Bald­ University of Kansas football 1982, when the team slumped be­ kell, calls signals. into the picture by winning the o’clock law.) Dolan, Dayton, 0. bigger on tbe horizon. win A. C. Capt Novack wants each squad. cause of injuries. Others include "Spud” Murphey, Latonia Derby, and bobbed right Olevelandh—Lao Neuma, Seattle.- Oakland, Calif.—Paulis Walker, With two new men In the first player to be on band at 7 o’clock halfback; Leonard Barlow, tackle out again as quickly as he hEul won over Jack Wasbbum, Chicago. 149 1-2, Trenton, N, J., outpointed eleven, Joe Johnson at center and sharp for the practice session. The* and co-captain; Lewie Alocander, come. . Washburn disqualified. Tony Curro, 146 1-2, New York, 10. Sid Towle at quarterback, the practice will be foUowed by an im­ guard; M er^ Archdale, tackle; It was exi>ected the Belmont varsity came out ci a scrimmag e Stakes would decide somet^g. portant meeting at which subjects Haskril O’Brian, end, and Emmett egainet the gray team yesterday Entertaining New Note Oliver, back. Along came a boss named Hiirry- with only two touchdowns and a of more than ordinary Interest are off and upset all the gilt-edged to be brought up. ’The Orioles have Oscar l^cCurtaln, halfback who touoh-baok. stazired Mth the Chllocoo Indians leathers on display that afternoon. Georgia Miss Triumphs The second blue team made a I games scheduled with Southington, Since then Hurryoff has been on a ter showing and with tbe New Britain, and Meriden. Several With Gridiroft Elevens before coming to Bacone, is another outstanding player. diet of dust lineup for Saturday's nm e U new players will be on hand for Hie rich Arlington classic was re­ unannouDoed, further changes Sunday’s game, for the Orioles are ' Ambittoos Schedule Over Veteran Champion Bacoiie’s 1938 schedule Includee garded as a pretty sure test of expected. n bent on retaining the town Junior Columbus, O., Oet. 12.—(AP) —^tbe roster of likely prospects and three-year-old abilities. At the pay­ championship again this year. There is a new poslisitlon on the foot- picked out 60 to report for the early games with Oklahoma City Univer­ Middletown, Oot. IS.—The Ws»> sity, Northeastern State. Teachers, off in popped Inlander, a horse ball team at Ohio State Univeraity driUe this season, he sent Rassmus- that had been regarded only JovlaDy Atlantic, Oct 12—(AP) —Grown- ftro m tbe start of the toiumaxnent leyan squad had a new set of plays sen a letter too. Panhandle Aggies, Amarillo Jimlor The Eagles, football team will hold this fail. by the turf experts up to that upe are sitting ip the back seat in iBrgeJy out of ourioiity. But few today to take to Bmaswlalt, an important meeting at Depot It’s called "entertainer’’ — and The clowning Clevelander, a soph* College,' University of Arkansas B the realm ot Georgia women golf­ took her ieilously until she Started for the game Saturday omore now, went out for the fresh­ tim e. Square tonight at 6:45 o'clock. It is Kenneth B e^ Rassthuseen, bespec­ team and Southwestera College. In the Dwyer ' takes, a son of ers, for the crown of state cham­ trimming the sails of her opponents Bowdoin. tacled musieiaD and wit of sorts, man squad last year. But it soon extremely important that all mem­ Men o’ War made his’ bid—War pion resti on the bobbed tresses of as fast as she met them. Aim!, she Ooaoh Oberlandef sent theIS smiad bers attend. from Cleveland, is so good at the Jon became apparent to all hands that Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta, 13-year- did it with ease, wlimlng aQ her >n- through their ^ajrsAat a be doesn’t'even have to work out to US valtie to the team was not in BATS GOLF BALL Glory—^but after that heat he loafed until the Lawrence Realiza­ old school girL gagements bv sizable znerglne. paqe yestMday t o aasosft 1 keep the “place" on the team. making spectacular tackles, booting Hie foRowiiw is the scbednle of tion the other day vdien be sudden­ She won It by defeating tbe vet­ Dorothy le slight of build, weigh* ■aty preeWOn, w h i^ b ftx w ww^v It is a new note In gridiron war- high spirals, running around end or /Baltimore, Oot 12.—>(AP) —The eran Margaret Maddox in the an­ ^ lesstban 100 pounds. Thsre- ihqwn ift the OsrOta&a tlNOiT i gamae m the Northern Oennectleut face, It appears, with Coach Sam making smash plays through the proper maimer in usiag the golf ly came to life. Tboee who expeiffed the Withers nual tournament plagred on the East fore, her shots don’t have much pow­ Bafinrday over Confteotleftb (NntA; f Soccer League for Sunday, O c t 15: Wllllaman as the proud originator. line. club does not bother Bill Oozmallsr— At Waterbury, Waterbury vs. Por­ would prdve something were die^ links, Bobby Jones’ honte er behiiMl them, but none in the Rassmusscn (the boys call him But a spreader of good d ieer so I i^ as he gets the ball where It touiftanwit could outpoint her tuguese with J. Watt, rMiree; at w ai ifttsnded. i appointed again. -• H m Darb oame course. Hartford, Oot " "Rasputin") eats,.sleeps and gets and rare humor — weU, be iwas a Engaging In her ' second tourna­ around the greens, end hOr iroo Trinity tor a Glaatonbary German B. C., vs. Soc­ into football toggery with the squad. positive genius. Plajdof the fourth, a levere dog­ but of-nowhere to win the stake, cer Club with S. Prett, referee; at. and race fens began aekizig where ment, Dorothy scored a medal 82 shots were true. the C O ^ G “It helps keep down that certain So WlUami n hit imon the idea of leg bold, at Bonnie l^ew .ooutee, . She is a calm sort of child. Hartford, S. -ndla vs. Chance OeoasJity hookhd direptly into the he had been aH these years. as against 88 for Miss Maddox, who based toOny Oft tension on the team," WiUaman ex­ having Urn around uis year. And has a southern Aaznjfionaliip to hek' Dubbed ehots don't fluster her, for by too Ufti ln

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Pilfft 8145. raizabatb Ratonliia of Oakland, sured while In transit are features RENT HUNTINGT Tell US what (OoBthnied from Page One) ■truek op tbs head for faUlng to Mothers and Widows Cal., who 6t 92 waathar d tba rig­ 9VE BUY, SBILL and esobanM usoo oflereo at no extra expens* to you. you want ws’U taks cart of It for salute a Nasi detachment. ors of tha trip in aplondld styla. invitation of Rav. L Ita a r t Two days afterward, in response oars all makes and models. Armory OaUy trips to New York, baggage you, without charge. R. T. Mc­ Roosevelt as diotetor of the United Many interaateBg problams arosa. pastor of ft. Mary's Oarace. 80 Wells etreet Telephone ueUvered direct to steamship piers. Cann, 89 Center stre e t Dial 7700.' B tetei. to Amerloan demands, ths mi^stry 3,000 Miles te French Ona of tha last to maka ths trip oburoh to attand a mans For furthex Information oalJ 8088 PoUoe limpoetor John F. DrlsooU, of ths interior announosd that for- in the lattey dnarob on. Muadpr. 8874. FOR RENT-THHEl^ FTVB and was Mra« 9A ta Mika, 80, 4 full- 8880, 888f. Perrett A Olenney. Ino. who conduotM two of the raids, slgntrt hsno^orth would be oonsld- bloodad Wlnnabafo Indian from Nov. 6 at 10:46 a. m. ■lx room tenements, with aU mod­ quoted some of the prisoners as FORDS—1929 COUPE, 1929 ooach, •red exempt from aay obligation to Cemeteries. NaalsvlUa, Wla. Mrs. Mika spoks loe unite and their aisdUarles will ^ 1980 roadster, 1982 roadster, 1929 SILVER LANE BUB LINE Offer the em improvements. Inquire at 147 talking of "having it out with tho raise their right arms in ths Hltlsr invited to attend tUa sarvloa. aooommodatlon ot tLelr large De* no English with which to tell of roadster. Chevrolets, 1929 coupe, Bast Center etreet or Phone 7864. Communists.” salute when they saw Nasi parad­ bsr soldier son and 1' other chil­ Dexter to B ay^ Luxe bus for lodge, party or team One of the prisoners taken there ing with the colors. Major .Allan L. Dexter ot ^ 1981 coach, 1938 coach. Brown’s FOR RENT—6 ROOM flat bottom By WILUB THORNTON dren. Bbs was something of a Oarage, 8808. West Center street trips at special rates. Phone 8088 was ’General” Joseph Wood, a for­ town seleoted by the oomaittaa floor, steam heat furnished. In> mer Philadelphia policeman. But other Inoldents followed. NBA Servi'' Staff Oorreepoodent problem, but managed to have a 8860. 8884. Samuel Bossard of Chester, Peaaa., grand tlma anyway. as the reviewing offloer 'or AN f o r SALE— f o r d touring car quire 82 Cottage or telephone 4882. In addition to the pistoyi selied wes attacked by storm troojpsrs, WesiJhgton, Oot. — One of the Nnraas In Attendance mlstloe Ds^ pande. The bandftafld body, almost new. Model T. Prtoe polloe said they found a number of will be placed at the Center near tha PAINTING— PAPERING 21 WE HAVE A SUNNT 8 room clubs, hollowed and fitted with Septembsr 2, and Rolf Kaltenbom, ■tnageit eiOMidons and most Many of tha woman had never flS. Phone 8150. ___ apartment, that will make a com­ a son of a former editor of ths Center Congregational oburoh ebort swords. •mazing pUgrimegsi the world before left home, many bad nev­ the parade will be reviewed at PAINTING, PAPER HANGING fortable home this winter, in the PoUce Captain Daniel Harrity Brooklyn Eegle, received like treat­ ever hiu eeen te now history. er before been on a train. One point by town offlelala, Want Ad InformattOD xaisomlnlng done at reason Johnson Block. Telephone 6917 or said: ”We had rsoel'^d definite in­ ment three days later. woman 4rrote that "she would The Quartsrmaster-General’i of­ guesta and the designated able prices. Estimate cheerfully 8726. formation that the Khaki Bbir^ta At least 27 different oeeee are on never have le^ home she had officer. The parade wtU leave given. Tel. 5084. A. P. Kuhnke planned to storm the armory at record with the American authori­ fice here is winding up the affairs realised she would have to croie Manchester FOR RENT—TENEMENT and of the pilgrimage of World War usual starting point in front ot Broad and Wharton etreets to get ties of assaults on Americans slnos the water.’’ There were quite a Army and Navy club oo Nov. 11 at garage. AU Improvements. 171 motbere and wldowa to the Euro Evening Herald ammunition for their march on April 4. In all but seven, the aeeall- few oasea of hysteria whan the bat­ 9:80 a. m., will proceed up Mate Summit street. Inquire 65 Oxford ean cemeteries where their dead PROFESSIONAL Washington. • ants were bfownibirted storm tlefields ware rsaobsd, but th con­ street to the Center and then to CLASSIFIED SERVICES 22 street. "Neighbors had complained of troopers. 6• burled. stant prsasnos of nursss and of the hospital where the Armlstiaa members of the 'army^ walking The special offleaa opened in ADVERTISEMENTS FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat with The experience of the Amerloan army offlosrs who had taken spe­ Day exercises and ths dsdloatloB o t THERE ARB STILL three rooms around the n4>igbborhood armed and, Paris and New York by the army aU improvements. Inquire 86 Rus- mission has been that ths polios au­ cial' trtinlng as guldei prevented tha monument will be held at & Oesat els everece words to a ilaa available at The Erickson Con' naturally, they were afraid. We thorities do not consider it expedi­ to handle the pilgrimage are any great disturbance or dlffloul- a. m. ■cU street went into the place to talk things Xaltiala Bumbere and valesoent Home, 88 Gerard street ent to prosecute ths storPi troopers. doled. The final reports are com' tlca. The afternoon will be devoted to eaeb ooua* as e word aad eonpottao For appointment please phone 7708 over and arrested the men when we words as two words, tlinlmuio oost Is FOR RENT—ON MAPLE street, A formal spology by ths foreign of­ Ing in and being aunted, the last Now that it is all over, many sports with the annual football before 2 p. m. or after A found thw weapons. mother and widow bar beea dellv of the wome*. regard th War De­ game between the Windham R ^ price of three Unea four room tenement, also three "The armory was guardsd fice Invariably was accompanied by Une rates per day tor transleat room apartments, 43 Mfiple street. assurances the assailants would be •red to her home. The pilgrimage partment practically as a guardian school of WiUimantio and 1M throughout the night.’’ of 6,674 women aoroia 8,000 miles Mimchcster High school scheduled ■ffootlTO Maroh IJ, _lew Telephone 6617. iroieouted, but that usually ended angel. They writs. They ''.rop In dash Ohs REPAIRING 28 he incident and later proddlngs by of water to tour the smouldering when they're in Washington. So to taka place at Mt. Nebe field. In FOR RENT — 21 CAMBRIDOB trenohee and neat white graves ithe evening the Army and Navy f Qonseoutive Uays w| J ®je| ,• ®*! MANCHESTER SEWING Machine, the Embassy proved to be without many called at the office ot Lieut. I ^BseouUve Days «. • ot« ll ets etreet—Five room flat Reasona­ FOUR POWERS PROTEST that dot a strange land, la over. Col. J. H. Laubaoh, present head club will be host to all ex-iarviea Repairs and supplies. Frank Dion result. ble. Inquire on premises of 90 PoUoemen's Answer There never was anything like it; of the Memorial Branca, that he men of Manobester at a gala en­ ill oidars for irremlar Inssrtipns 2 Ridgewood street TeL 7779. will bt oharsid at ths on# tlm# rata School street Burnside. ACTS OF HITLERITES ’The affidavit In the case of Sam­ perhape there never will be again. had to take a larger office, fitted tertainment and smoker. Boxing •psolal ratss for long tsnp every uel Bossard, of Cheater, Pa., who Origin of Move with more v^onuorteble chairs than and wrestling bouts will be on the day advortlslBM klvea upon roqossL MUWER SHAiiPENUMU, vacuum FOR RENT—FOUR room tenement rogram and high olaaa vaudevUla. was assaulted Sept. 2, indicated bd It all 'tegan aearly five jrearl ago the usual army office. In which ^Lds ordsrso tor taros or si* days cleaner, waaiung machine, gun in two family house. AU improve­ .efreshmenta will be served. aad stoppod botoro the third or fifth (Oontlnaed from Page One) asked two police bffloera to pursue Groups of women, orgsinlzed and they oould be entertalneo. look repairing, key making. Braltb* ments. Znquin 267 Oak street gThe next meeting of the comsalt- -day will bo obaraod oaly for tho ao* waits. 52 Pearl street the aseailants, but they replied: unorganized, begsm to appeal to CoL Laubaoh la now. engaged In *tual Dumbor ot tlmos tht ad appoar* possible to hasten the prosecution finally winding up the books of tee will l-e held In the Army and od, obarrins at tho rato oaraod but FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat, •What is flnisbed is finished.” Congrassmen for such a pilgrim­ of cases In only two cases were the assail­ this strangest of all pilgrimages, Navy club Friday evening, Ootober ao allowaaoo or rotunds o u bo laado modem improvements, furnace and age. The American Legion had 80 at 8 p m oa six tlmo ads stoppod aftor tho TAILORIN G— D Y KIN G - Nothing Ever Hap]>ens ants apprehended. This was In con­ previously taken a few. Congress­ the like of which w^ probably garage. 464 Hartford Road. Inquire The burden of the complaint of nection with an attack on Julian never be seen again. **ko forbids" I Oiplay Uaos not CLEANING 24 691 Center street. men took up the idea, bllla were the four countries was that appar­ Fuhs, a New York mualolan, March Introduced, hearings were held SILK WORKERS STRIKE **A o Horald will not bo rospoaolblo THERE IS MORE PERSONAL FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, ently nothing ever happens after the 12, and the case of Dr. Daniel Mul- and in March, 1929, an act was for laoro than ono laoorrooi lasortloa attacks on their nationals beyond a LINDT IN emOYDON :.i .* satisfaction in a suit of clothes with eteam heat, and all improve­ vlhill, of Danbury, Conn., connected passed to prcv1d«, such tours at the Pawtucket, R. L, Oct. 12.— (AP)' sf any advortlsomoat ordorod for buUt to your measurements than formal apology by the German for­ with the Long Island Medical Col- moro tbao ono tlma ments, at 46 Pearl street Tel. 6989. taxpayers’ expense. Croydon, England, Oct. 12.— — Approximately one thousand Tho inadvortont omlssloa ot moor* most anything you buy. Suit or top eign office. ege, who was assaulted August 17. Later, 16,386,867 was appropri­ workers In eight silk and rayon root publloatlon of advortlslay will bo FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement on These four actions, added to the In connection with the MulvlhiU (A P )—Colonel Charles A. Lind­ coat 122.60. WlUlam Orlmason, ated, and tht^ wholp Job turned bergh, who has been t England mills in Pawtucket and Central rootifiod only by oanoollatloa of Wadsworth street, with garage. previous American proteaU as well case no Information was available oharso mado tor tho sorvioo oadorod TaUor, 10 North Fairfield street over to the Secretary of War. The several days without publicly re­ Falls left their tasks today after Ail advortlsomonts must ooafora CaU 6161 fo r appointm ent Inquire 18 W adsworth street as the earlier representations by oonoemlng when the storm trooper money has almost all been spent, presenting demands for minimum 0witxerland, Poland, Russia, Aus­ assailant wlU be brought to trial. vealing his whereabouts, arrived at la otyla oopy and though at present It looks as the airport here* today by automo­ pay of 830 a week. roxulatloas oatorood by tho Puyieb* FOR RENT—SIX room tenement tria and Cxecbo-Slovakla, Indicated Oskar Joost, who assaulted Fuhs, though ther. might be a small sur- The strike which did not have tha ors and tboy rooorro tho nght to CUUK8E8 AND CLASSED 27 aU improvements, 8 minutes frofn was fined fi^ marks (approximate- bile on what was described as a pri­ odit, roTlso or roloot aay copy ooa that something more than an an­ plus when th' books are finally backing at offic'als of the United Depo. Square, 17 Oakland street. nouncement in the press that the 117.50 at today's exchange rate). vate visit to the Imperial Airways. sldorod objootionabla^, _ . . BEAUTY CULTURE!—Bam while balanced. It was understood the colonel Textile Workers of America, result­ CLOSING H0UA8—Olasslflod ads to Telephone 8671. foreigners are not to be molested ’The judge brought out during the Hearings revealed that many looked over plans for a landing ed from a reaction,against the adop­ bo publlshod samo day must bo re- learning. Details tree. Hartford if they fall to salute In the Naxl trial that Joost was a German Ary­ eolvod by 11 o'clock noon: Saturdays CongressmsD were In favor of ex­ field and a general method for deal­ tion of the eOk and rayon code in Aoadsmy ot Hairdressing, 698 Main fashion Is necessary to assure the an Nazle whUe the complainant was 10:10 a. no. panding the sentimental purposes ing with the arrival and departure Washington last Saturday, which street Hartfonk BUSINESS LOCATIONS safety of the visiting foreigners. an American Jew. of the act. Senator Heflin, for In­ of planes to and froqi the conti­ set t^> minimum whges of 813 a TELEPHONE YOUR FOR RENT 64 ’The statement of the foreign office stance, proposed that war mothers nent. He then left by automobile week in the north and 812 in the WANT ADS. spokesman was prompted by new whose dead were not burled In HELP WANTED— LARGE FRONT OFFICE room, for an unrevealed destination. south. representations to the German gov­ France be .■'Hovred a free trip to ▲ds aro aoooptoO ovor tho tolophoao FEMALE 86 829 Main etreet Apply G. E. Keith SEC. PERKINS 0 . 0 mt tho CHA.AQB RATE ft von abpVo ernment, occasioned by the assault the Unlwown Soldier’s tomb in Ar­ \ as a oonvonionoo to advortlsora but Furniture Co. ' tho OA.SH RATBb will bo aoooptod as WANTED —GIRL FOR general on Roland Vels, a native'of Meriden, lington Instead. Rep. A. Piatt An­ FULL PAYMENT If paid at tho bust- housework. Must have references. TO REN’T—OFFICES AT 865 Mail Connecticut. ^ FREE SPEECH PLEA drew df Massachusetts thought it m noso oftloo on or botoro tho sovtnth Apply this evening. 89 Stephen street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed Vela was struck twice in the face an ugly distinction to exclude day followl.-ts tho first insortlon ot by a Nazi trooper Tuesday T4t Dus- those who bad already made the oaoh ad otnorwlso tho CHARGE stre e t ward J. HolL Tel. 4642 and 8025. (Oontliraed from Page One) r a t e will bo oolleotod. No rosponsl seldorf, he told American Embassy trip at their own expense, and was blllty for orrors In tolophonod ads attaches, when he failed to give the all for sending them again anyway. will bo asantnod and their aoouraoy HELP WANTED—MALE 86 the United States grants a free HOUSES FOR KENT 65 Nazi salute as a parade passed. Rep. Gunn WllUamt, ofi Texas HAL C O C oaanot bo xuarantood. United States Ambassador Wil­ press and a frea^fpeach. thought the whole thing was a WANTED—COLLECTOR with car. “When the^'CCnstltution no longer INDEX OF FOR RE3NT—6 ROOM house, mod­ liam E. Dodd complained of govem< slight on the 'war fathers, and CLASSIFICATIONS Saltury and commission. Chance for em Improvements, steam heat, In­ ment delay in answering his re­ grants a free, press and free speech, wanted to send them, too. But advancement. CaU SUbros Store, laid linoleum on kitchen floor, ga­ then smd only then, will this editor these suggestions were deemed un­ SlrtbS • 0 0 • 0 o.e e eteix •_• o e.e • *.« quests for the prosecution of those KQffagEXnGDtJI ...... 801 Main street rage if desired. Rent reasonable. guilty in the series of molestations stop exprasaing his viewpoint and worthy by he House Military Af­ '‘Gt •:•••••••;« Inquire 14 Griswold street of Americans. , personal opinions through this fairs Committee, and were reject­ O^atbt •• o o 0 0 0 0 • ee(s8«e ••••:•• e •• cc “The embassy of its own accord paper.” ed. Under leadership of Senators Card ot Thanks FUEL AND FEED 49-A Dimnegan yesterday denied mak­ In Momorlain .. »••.•••» •IC(o'«7e ea PARTY WITH LO'VELY 6 room last Thursday addi'essed a formal David Reed of Pennsylvania and ing any toreats against Thompson, Lost and Found ...... FOR SALE— SLABS, Hickory and single house, 2 car garage, all note to the foreign office along the Fumlfold Sframoas of North Caro­ Announoomonts modem Improvements, in desirable but said he told the editor that he lina, the bill became law. Then Personals ...... oak. Selected fireplace wood, cut same lines as indicated by Secretary AatOMObllea to order. C. A. Staye. Dial 3149. neighborhood, near bus smd stores, Hull," the ambassador said, “but all thought his editorials were in viola the army was given one of the Automobiles tor Sale would like to lease completely fur­ tion of the NRA. strangest of many strange Jobs Automobiles tor Ezcbarse 0 these days have elapsed and no re FOR SALE—HARD WOOD for nished to reliable family. Address ply has been received.” that have 'alien to Ito lot. Auto Aocessorles—Tires ...... > stove, furnace and fire place. Chas Home, in care of Herald. Death Bate Low Auto Repairlnir—Painting . " iL was explained at the foreign WATCH WORKS SMUGGLED ^UtO ScbOOiS eeeeeeeeoe o:e • e*e • ero e*^ Heckler, telephone Rosedale 13-18. office, however, that the delay re- 'They had to find, first, how Autos—Ship by Truck 8 BENTS OF EVERY Description many women were eligible, and Autos^*For Hire 8 and price. Singles, fiats, tenements siolted from the illness of the staff Washington, Oct 12.—(AP) — Garages—Servloe—Storage 10 member in charge of the American how many wanted to go. They GARDEN—FARM- —no charge. Disil 8601 John F. Figures intended to show more found there were some 18.000 of Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... 11 section. Wanted Autos—Motorcycles .... 11 DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 Snannon, 79 RusselJ street watch ipovements are smuggled into the former, but by the time the The impatieoce of the American BoslBeoe aud ProfeseioBal Serrtees ^h^g country annually than are man­ first ship was ready to sail in 1930, Business Services Offered 1^ FOR SALEr—GREEN Mountain po­ TO RENT —SE'VERAL desirable ufactured here were Introduced here Household Services Offered ...... 18»A only 16,486 of these were left. Building—Oontraotlng H tatoes. Thomas Burgess, Wapping, five, six and seven room houses, today at a hearing on a code of fair Then It developed that of these Florists—Nurseries ...... 18 telephone Rosedale 60-2. single and double; also heated MANCHESTER competition for the Jeweled watch only 6,674 wanted to go. The Funeral Directors ...... 16 apartments. Apply Edward J. HoU, Residential section, 5 minutes’ Industry. pther 9,812 declined the govern­ Heatini Plumbing—Roofing .mm 1” FOR SALE—NUMBBR-^NE Green Phone 4642 tmd 8025. They were pres«ited by C. M Insurance ...... 18 walk”from Main St. and school. ment’s offer. Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 Mountain potatoes. Orders solicited Kendig, president of the American FOR RENT—SE'VEN ROOM single. Modern semi-bungalow of Then the problem was to as­ Moving—Trucking—Storage . . . 80 for winter. Inquire Chas. ^ E. Jeweled Watoh Manufacturers AS' semble 6,674 women averaging 65 •.uaMr.ofv. Painting—Papering ...... 81 Fireplace, rent reasonable. Inquire c n I By tttA tt/iMKi, Thresher, Buckland. Tel. 6046. rooms, stone fireplace, screenec sociation. to 70 years of age,* and of every Professional Services s5 ter Green Garage.—Jones. American labor of 12,828,000 man arrangements that only 6 died; that! The fish are crackling in. hot Help Wanted—Male e e e a e • eiC* 86 James J. Rohan, Telephone 7433. hours of work and deprived the goV'^ too bad,” the man replied. “But I fat Pll cut some bread so it will Salesmen Wanted ...... 36-A five in- 193C: one Ib .1931. and none know where we’ll find the little Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 37 emment of 82,000,000 In duty.” at all in 1982 qr 1938. One old be an ready when they’re done." lad. ‘TU help you,” Golityrloadl. cried. Agents Wanted ...... k.87>A KOOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 — . 'iji ■ lady was foundcAd In her sleeper Situations Wanted—Female...... 88 Autom obile ^ t Isn’t very far from here, and p r e s i d e n t w i t h m o t h e r berth on the way tc New York; And shortiy, they both nR^lDaide Situations Wanted—Male ...... 89 POR RENT—FURNISHED room UfiBE VGfHNG MACHINES there Is npt a thing to fear. You’ll the fisherman’s old eabi&r- Dotty Employment Agencies ...... 40 for light housekeeping, gas and two d l^ at Verdun. be surprised to find out what a godd Uve Stock—Pete— Poultry—Vehicles Washington, Oct 12.—(AP)— Insurance But some idea of this - problem said, 'Gee, this is fonl^ sink, reasonable. 109 Foster street Hartford, Oct 12 .— (A P )—'Vot­ time he has had.” A t ^ t this sandvfiqbes w ere made. Doga— Birds—Pets ...... 41 President Roosevelt with his moth­ may be had from the fact that of Llv Stock—Vehicles...... 42 Grube. LOW Rates ing machine* are to replace all oth­ The md s^i^ “Pm afraid er, Mrs. Sarah Delano Roosevelt, set the 689 who went thir. rear, 477 Poultry and Supplies ...... 48 aside part of this afternoon to To Preferred R ii^ . er means of voting on consolidation 3 “Let’s go right now," said Qoldy. you Tinymites will e it toe much be­ Wanted — Pets— Poultry—^took 44 COMFORTABLY B^imlshed south of school dlstriets here, a subject received medical attention'while Pot Snl^—SHeceUnneons motor to Leesburg, Virginia, to caU In France. Th oldest was 88 years “Gee, Pm curious as I can be,” ‘Gh, cause they taste so good. Articles for Sale...... 46 room, heated, bath with shower. 14 which has lofbg '* en oontroversiaL “Just satisfy your appetite* Then on Mrs. William C. Eustis, social old; many required wheel chairs, no, there is no hurry," said the man. Boats and Accessories ...... 46 Spruce street Dial 4545. Everett T. through anpeptance las night by * t o p , and you win be all right leader and daughter of the late Levi and the 21 nurses, assigned to be “1 want to eat. Building Materials ...... 47 the Common Council of the legisla­ TwIU only make you feel bad, if you Diamonds— Watches—Jewelry 48 P. Morton, vice president under coiistantly with-the various parties “You sec. I’ve caught a lot of tive act estabfijrtilng the board of eat mA Country Board—Resorts FOR REINT—AT 25 ISro street, OH.OHi Hotels^^lestaurants ...... Wanted— Roome—Board ...... first floor, modem five room flat, JUST WHAT Beal Betate Psi Beat good location. Near Main street, L WAS ApartmentA Flats Tenements garage. Inquire 21 Elro street f Business Locations tor Rent . . . AFRAID OF, Houses tor Rent »*e»*^ee • • • e f o r RENT—6 HUDSON street Suburban tor B#&f ••••••••••■ Summer Homea tor Bent two,modem six rocHsi tenements. Wanted to Rent ...... P*hone 5578. Beal Bstate Psy, Sale If* ' Apartment Building torNsale Buslaess Property tor Sale « ...«* « • V Farms aad Laad-tor Sale MODERN FIVE room lower fifit at Houses tor Salt ' Oak Place. Telephooe 6565. B:'' Lots tor Sale •Me • s •*•*• • • • • Bssort Preperte tor Isle FOR RENT—TWO THREE sad Snbnrbaa tor Sate • s • e •*• • «r#*4i BMi Estate tor Bzohaage ...... four room fiaflishedrjBr unfurnished waatsd—Real Bstats...... apartments. Munpheetcr Coostnic- Aaedowi-teeel keffsao tkm Oo. TeL 4 1 8 1 o t 4869. Lsgal Kotless • • e et» s m ’s*’f see e^kP • •*¥ Tl RRN T8 NOW a v a i l a b l e in oil seottone of tee tom , modera five and six room ten—am its from 830 Reid Thi Beratf Aifs. p er . nKmtb an Artlnir A. Knofliu TaliSl^one 6460 « tltOtk J” •I i . ’.;r 'W3« r-Vi. .\r ' . V % Toonenrille Folks

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» .. irawap;J •.V’' 7 t ;' tfp tO l i m m s a w Tha W an Md litaaa aoiMBlttaa c< Oitord Pwtth Ohaptag, U O D n O W N tan a( tha Amarloan llanltttlw, IIALIANI has set tha data at Ihunday, Oato> Items o f^ ____w tiM tIelMti tor Vb» bar 19 at 1:80 for a food lala, to Appello Oordlato della ■edeta m •oDtMt eonduotod bv Andir* ba bald at tha atora of tha J. W . Caurtstofon^ Ooloutbo. 71 pteeml IhsT schedule Imp W oiitaP ______Part, VoUrani of Forotgn Hala Company. apeUo EgiW l Oousool e uriol earl S o e e s id s Wan »uat ba aada thia w a^ ^ Mr. m d Mxi. Clifford Moynl- Qhuroh bowling for TlnirMlay Oompatrlota bob vt ghrage dl a « halt Spondiiis Vaeation tai IS: 7 to 8. S t JaiBes Vb. .QanBSB itt M DtndQr iff AetlTitlts books and monoy may bs w t presa. Ooiae tiaa parda d'ordlBs s. Orth D an MoOoQum, at tha Army Tow i^Form tr Shows FOms. to 9, Swedish yit SL M a i^ St Noctk Bod Mltatian. Effly:NlfirW»' uaa. bsasl uaa slllaba dl buoaa oo- Girls swimming -classes will, be and Ifary dub. N. COVENTRY WOMEN preasloBe. Quesf appello Epregl Mr. sBd Mrs. ' Olltord MoyalhSA held Friday. The time limits are:’ Miss Rath _____ p t Wahnrt Oousool e Carl Oompatrlotta bob ha Beginners, 8 :4 5 'to 4:80; Advanoed, Ytni N ^ A ■ V V 'M maatbif of tba NRA ganaral of Salem, Oregon, former residents ■traat has baen appqtoUd d ln o to r RAVE MANY GUESTS iB se stasso altro soopo cha quallo 4:15 to 5:0a / of womss’t aotIvlOtoIvims nt tlthe Msn< a l2 of liancbastar baa baan oallad dl prouBBOvara a dl iBUBSlficara 1b- of this town, are spendlag a few for 9:80 tomorrow mornlM at tha The announoeipeiit that the ehsotar T . If. 0.t An Meoaedlng lormanta U Bortro splrito dl pap weeks In. town as the guests of Mr. WDRC Dlptozdats have been engag­ M n. vWiltsr Oroekott, who Chambar of Commaroa oSloa. Gao* Fraffmant Sodaty Soppar trlottlsmo e dl s forsara 11 Bortro SBd Mrs. John F. CuDln, 17 Bond oral R. K. Andarson atataa that ed to play at tomosrbw B lo t’s shortly to Isnvs town. Aos. Crook- ■'M'i l]^wa 200, La^raly from iBdlvlduaUsmo a ub nfij^ora Intaa- street Both Mr. and Mrs. Moynlhan dance will be enthustastioally re­ stt, ths fonner M in Ifnrjr MoMsn- .1 Oualaaaa o f unusual im portanea ra*. dlmantr ar ad uBmlgllora awanlre are graduates of MaBdiester High h- U.C-- ’ ;.»y gahraa a fuU attandanca. VaiiooB Other Towns. ceived by the many who wAfe for­ smy, hni hMd this potion sines per 11 bene dl tuttl. school, class of 1917. tunate In attwidlng last weeks ths opsnlBg of ths building La veoohle BeBamerita Sodata Mr. Moynlhan has brought east dance. This group of, mualclaaB nearly two yean ago. - *Ria nlnetaanth stata oon- WmnsB of tha Covantry Fragmant Crlstoforo Oolombo oelebrara with him' several films, the property tolder the direotlon of the local M in Bahrend la wsD quaUfled by TantioQ of tha Catholic Ladlas of aoclaty hava raason to faal alatad questlaBBO 11 suo 25o baBckatto an- of the Fish and Game Department weU known pianist Otto Newtauer, training and expsrlonoa to aasume Buala iB ooora della sooparta dell’ Columbus to ba bald In RookrOla _. tha auceaM of thalr harvaat of the State of Oregon, whldi he is m p U l y making a favorable repu­ ohargs of women’s aettvttles at the ' ^ 4 ' on Saturday will ba prasldad ovar suppar aarvad last avanlng at tha America, iBoltra la Bodeta odabera’ has shown In the Nathaa Hale audl< tation at all their ^pearances. The T . During her ooUm at Tufta col­ nello stasso tempo 11 suo 25o sbbI- by tha state president, Mrs. Lillian Chapd Han in North Covantry. torluBL Another showing of the dancing will be from 8:00 to 12:00 lege from which she was gnduated Mahoney of Idanchester. Tha con­ Approximately 200 persona were versario della sua foBdaslone nel Urns will be given Friday afternoon p. m^ In June, she was captain of tha vention will open with a high mass served. The only advertising was sastro e espasloso Tooale dl pro- at 1:15 and at 2:80. girls varsity tsanls tn m , was en- In S t Bernard’s church at 9:15. Tha In paper and a few postal cards prieta’ della Rlspettablle Loggia Masslnl O. G. OlgU D’ltalla U The films depict the wild life* of g ^ sd in pnotics taaching at tho business meeting will ba hald In tha sent to people at a distance. Hart­ Oregon end are entitled, “Fishing Wsstern Junior divlaloB of Somer­ C. Lk of C. hall OL Park streat A ford, W U lii^ tlc, Manchaatar and glomo 15 Ottobre, DomsBlca vsb- tura. Per reBdera pld solemie ques- on Oregon Streams,’’ “HunUBg HANSENS WEDDED ville High school, ' Snd was also banouet at the RockvlUa House nearby towns wore wen rapras anted. Antelope In Eastern Oregon’’ and president of ths “AU Around” club, will dose the acUvlti.s. Dalagatea Tha haU was attractive with lata ta patriottloa giornata commemor- atlva la sodeta Cristotoro Colombo scenes along the picturesque Roose­ a leading social on^udsation at the from Manchester will be Mrs. faU flowers. The largest table had velt highway skirting the Oregon 25 YEARS AGO TODAYcollege. During her summer vaca­ Louise Murphy. Mrs. Belle Zimmer­ for a centerpiece a hxige hoUowed ha voluto uffldalmente Invitare tutu 1 PresidenU delle altre SodeU coastline. tion a year ago she was in charge man. Mrs. Mary Moiiarty, Miss pumpkin, aurroimdod by autumn Mr. Moynlhan attended the recent of girls activities at the Cottage Mary Boyle, Miss TiUle Gamba, leaves and flUed with brilliant faU ellub dl Manchester a essere presenU al suntuoso Baachetto col al dlverU- Legion Convention In Chicago as a Mr. and Mrs. Loula W. Hansen street playgrounds. Mrs. Alice B-ickley. flowers. AU the blossoms used In of 27 Elro street are receiving con­ Since her graduation In June decorating the haU and the other mento soclale famlgllare e patriot member of the famous Salem-Oregcn tico stabiUto nel vostro programma National Convditlon Drum Corps gratulations from their many rela­ Miss Bqhrend hac writing St Mary’s Girls Friendly sodety tables were from the gardens of “The Baigain Hound,” A shopping will serve breakfast Sunday foUow- Mrs. Byron Han of North Coventry. della memorabUe gloxnata. Tuoltre which failed by five seconds in time tives and friends today on the 26th la Sodeta estenole pure con simbolo limit of repeating its victory of last annlvers^ of their marriage; newt and mlsceLany column .50 Ing the early communion, for the At each plate was a smaU botton- which appears in The Herald on convenience of church scl^l nlere for each diner to pin on dress sincero dl buona fiatellansa a tutU year in the drum corps competition. Louis W. Hansen was bora In 1 Connadonali I’invlto cordiale a chi Mr. and Mrs; Moynlhan will re- Germany on Sept 10, 1881,-the son Mondajrs, WednesdAjm and Fri­ teachers and workers. To assist or coat lapel. One of tha guedts days. them with their plans It Is request­ was the w & known woman member ha placere dl essere presente a gus- tVkTB to Oregon by the Panama of -the late Christian and BSlaabeth ed that those planning to of the Democratic stata committee tare 11 pranso Soclale e In senlto Cimal, leaving Manchester on the (Lubs) Hansen. Martha L. (Kindt) for tha breakfast notify iflss Ethel —Fanny Dixon Welch of Columbia. al divertimento e termlne del Ban- return trip next Wednesday. Hansen was born in Rostock, Ger­ Madden. 4766 by Friday evening at The menu consisted of cold boUed chetto U cul ingresso sara’ gratulto many, on August 1, 1887, the PHEPE InstaDation' the la te st hum, mashed potato, turnips, a tutu. daughter of Christian and the late onions, cauliflower, carrots, creamed SI prega a tutU coloro che deslder- Caroline (Paetow) Kindt. They for Expertf ano d partedpare al pranso di mu- 100 AT WEEKLY CARD Rev. Leonard A. Harris, pastor of or buttered, i^ckled beets, baked were married In Aostock, Germany, S f R V / C f / the South Methodist church, b e ^ squash, apple, mince and pumpkin nlrd d^e zis^teve eUehette e di on October 12, 1908. ' ^ a series ' of studies on “Faith s pies, rolls and coffee. trovarsl aDorarlo priceso al fllne dl PARTY IN ST. JAMES’HALL Mr. and Mn. Hansen aad their The High-Glow oil burner is an outstanding burner at tola Foundations’’ at the midweek serv­ The society is endeavoring to non provocare dd ritardi pw mag- two small sons came tc the United price. Fully guaranteed and economlc&I to operate. Has two ice last evening at 7:80. The sub- raise 1150 for church work, and the giore Informadone rlvolgetwi a chl- States in 1910 and except for a seven-lncb burners with separate eulJuBtments so that It is adapt- ject of the first service was “Break­ success of last night’s supper has ungue del com ltato qvil sotto elen- Twenty-five tables were filled short stay 1 Woodland, they have able to

. Deliveries: Fancy SALES, INC. W B esa tosw yoa best Grape Fruit We are maktrig a few ehaagee RANGE 684 Center St. Manchester to mafcs yoor boUding m our dehvery echednle; CAUUVBR dcdltr work to yoor profit by M. MERZ & SON otiiig Bird Asphilt Slqto 8or- RAN(X & RJEL OILS 3 for 1 5 c Orders for the first morning 141 No. Main St. Maaebeater d ^ v e r y w fll close a t tea mfai- on. fseod Booto Mdtogi sad . .Wa Hiadle Only The Baitf ; • \ Begolor osen of tUa ell nlshn Each 6e. ntes past eight. Orders re­ ' oibsr Bird BoUdlag Ptodosto ceived for this first delivery win lb- they u ve foaod oeiie better. When In Naod Of Jbafa Ot Fad! 08 Not the same as o v seleeted Too eaa rs-too^ ro dds aad reach yoa lietweeu 8:80 aad Under 15 galkma. .1 9 ^ e gaL Mediam, Jiiley 9:89. Veal or Oslveo’ liver, hot very Inmlste yoar^kooM, payAs# «s< 15 gaOeiifl or more,^ SyjCgaL t i w m if by aUag tho Bird d«- PHONE5293^^^^ tender young liver. ORANGES Orders for the seooad tnorn- ’fsiTod paytosai plan. iag (noon delivery) win be L. T. WOOD CO. dor exporlsncs la Mldlne taken from 8:10 A. M. ^ to 51 BleMD fltreet TeL 4408 and rwaodsllagi|fll tavo aoesy The Bantly Od Co. 9:40 A. BL Orders oh lids seo- Bacon 23c and 29c Ib. doz. 2 3 ^ ODd dettvery be delivered te -tor yoo. os abooi yoor 155 Coitar Strcai yoo between lOdW aad noon. ' beildiagliaas. MEAT OFFERINGS Orders received from 9:40 A. THE W. 6. GLENNEY CO. M. mitfl ld.9 P. M. go oat on OB. a M. PABUBB Goal - Laoab^v - .HaaoaaP SoppUea Um first afternoon dettvery, and OYSTERS OBNTIBT Fresh Spareribs reach yon before SKW P. M. 04 Pratt Btoeet 886 No. Main St, 4149 Kraut All orders received from 1:10 • Bartiaid, Oh to 4:00 P. M. are eent on llie pint '' Dentistry that wH pleaae yoa; •eeond afternoon delivery. at a priee yoo eoa aflerd to pay. Canadian Bactm One morning delivery only to DDfardviDe. Bnddaad andTsl- Stoaming Clams Honeycomb Tripe aottvlDa. I- Cbowder Clams 1^ ' - F r e s h R ib CampbdTo Tomato O ^ ^ Opened dam s A TYPEWRITER Boiling Beef Soap,4 cans ..... Mackortl SEa^SATION The Wirtalla Eyeing too/ ■jil 3 "‘ 2 5 c F n k o f Sole A tO rm g oH sB The New ChiUra^s Gbases Beg^A^^^fiiM riM vd^ Botterfidi October Groond Beef, Dk — ,25e W hite FDet of Haddock Skmet Ae . mm n Aw » f . - Bare Bonee, 8 lbs. •. .. .lOe BworaiiHi __ Wai»airW|^8ap^ For soap stodL J f.’ B o s ^ Bfawflsh, |b»^ 16c. WUto Py p ^ T iwbI ^ D ia l4 m Steak, or Boiling God at Bhiai rtor ¥