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5,159 Showers tod»y; fair wi VOL. XUL, NO. 321. (Classified Advertising the record over the last seven an4 ADDRESSES MOTHERS a half years. CHENEY PAT ON 111 DELEGATES Evening Cours^s^'^' SWITH SWINGS “The long history of graft, cor R c k i k v i l l e ruption, chicanery and everything ON THE BROWNINGS Offered at that is mean and low that can ea \ CONVENE HERE ter into the administration of law Old Folks Day Sunday TARH7DATAHE X. STATE TRADE. INTO KENTUCKY; has been connected with the Repub Rev. Woodruff Subs for Mrs. The Rockville Methodist church FUNERALS lican handling of the prohibition sit Gadd and Lectures on Eng will observe its 38th Annual Old SCHOOL - uation.” Folks’ Day on Sunday. The pastor. TELLS CARDDYP Catholic Ladies of Cohunbtis TONIGHT The Presidentr Gov. Smith, said, lish Authors. Clans Hultin A Series Describing Chirrlcn- has just two duties with regard to Rev. M. E. Osborne, will preach on The funeral of Claus Hultin, who “■Life’s Imperceptible Chance.” Inm at Local Institution;- !' prohibiton— to enforce the law as Rev. Watson Woodruff, pastor of (Continued from Page 1) died Monday afternoon at the home Here for Annual Session; rt nri ■^Continued from Page 1.) written, to propose to Congress There will be special music, also. of his daughter, Mrs. Carl Brolln Center Congregational church, was Mrs. M. V. B. Metcalf' will sing what he thought would better exist the speaker last night at the Octo the other to deal specifically ■with of Eldridge street, was largely at perienced since the Armistice cele ing conditions. ^ “ Sweet Memories of Departed the facts and statements contain tended yesterday afternoon from the EVENING COURSE IN WOOD- ber meeting of the Manchester Days.” Arthur • Stein, the well- Chicken Dinner Tonight. WORKING i bration of ten years ago. “ I have proposed a cure,” , he Mothers’ club, held in the chapel ed in- your letter. house at 2 o’clock and from the known violinist and musical direc “ In warranted anticipation of Swedish Lutheran church at 2:30. The evening course In woodwork-' ' ■ =;, Smltli Confident: said, “ and-1 trill say to the people of the South Methodist church. tor, has selected some of the best ing at the State. Trade School this of Tennessee here tonight that if I Mrs. Robert F. Gadd, Hartford the granting pf this request I afii Rev. P. J. 0. Cornell officiated. . \,Ag ,a result. Gov. Smith left Ten- musicians in the city to assist at placing in the hands of the Editor During the service at the church There were 111 delegates at the year will be given in accordance neSE^e with assurances from state am elected president and I take an clubwoman who was scheduled to this service. Mr. Stein will be in I opening of the fourteenth annual with the same general plan that has bath with one hand on the Bible address the mothers, was unable to of the Manchester Evening Herald, Rudolf Swanson sang “ Face leaders who up to now have been charge of the orchestra and will for Immediate publication, a copy Face,” and ‘R^autifiili “ uip, nPi assembly of the Catholic Ladies of been followed for several years a;Alt; ^n9it6,itoo confident, that he will and the other pointing upi to be here on account of illness. also render special violin selections. Beautiful isle of columbus, in St. James’s Hall at 10 meets' the needs of the greatest Leaven to sustain the Constitution Mr. Woodruff took for his sub cf this letter so that the people of Somewhere." .'^rry: the state. Senator Kenneth D. Bouquets 'will be >presented to the Manchester may expect and receive The bearers were August Casper- o’clock this morning, the gathering number, of those who enroll for in- “McKellar who is up for re-election, and the laws enacted under it, you ject Robert Browning and his wife, oldest man and woman present. being presided over by Mrs. Mar stmicUoti of this type. Former stu Elizabeth Barrett BrowningT He as is their right, the opportunity son, Charles Mortenson, Adolf ■jthe governor he would carry may be sure I will make that good Political Meeting Saturday weigh and judge both sides of Lindberg,* Andrew Swanson, Charles garet Dutton, the state chairman. dents ■will form the neucleus of the ’the state by “ a^ least 25,000.” Mc- to the deadly limit.” told of his parents, his education S. Pickett of New Jersey will 10 Mrs. John Carroll, the organizer class, but the carpentry department and his accomplishments. Brown the question. Anderson and John Carlin. Burial Keliar himself expects to win by The building rocked with ap speak Saturday evening at 7:30 in “ Very truly yours, was in the East Cemetery. of the order who has held all of the is large enough to accommodate a more than 50,000. plause over his proposed cure: but ing, Mr. Woodruff said, ranked sec Central Par. He will discuss the chairs and now holds the' honorary gjreat mauy more. ond to Shakespeare as an English “ R. L. CARMODY, Yielding^ finally to the pleas of the building fairly shook over his platform of the political parties. • />*President of the Smith-Roblnson office of Lecturer, is chairman of Journeymen carpenters, whose state leaders for “ a real fighting promise to enforce the law. scholar and writer. Not only was Church Notes the credentials committee. She re entire experience has-been confined he gifted as an author but he was Club of Manchester.” speech” in Tennessee, Gov. Smith Gov. Smith a,ccused Mr. Hoover Union Congregational Church On October 9 I received the fol MISS SEARS COMPETES ported that the delegates ware all exclusively to building construction In Nashville last night went after of subtly trying to misrepresent his a pianist of note, a sculptor and a Rev. George S. Brookes, Pastor entitled to seats, no contest appear^ find^here-an opportunity to learn of painter, but decided to become a lowing reply from Mr. Cheney: Mn Hoover without gloves. He in (Smith’s, policy on immigration. 10:30 a. m. Sermon “ What Is There “ October «, 1928 ing from any of the twelve indi^d-l the'finer and more exacting prac cluded also President Coolldge and Again he took up the Elizabethton man of letters. The speaker was in Prayer.” IN LONG HIKING RACE ual assemblies. tices common to cabinet work that thoroughly imbued with his sub “ Mr. R. L. Carmody, Senator Charles Curtis. speech. • 7:00 p. m. Peoples Popular Service. 827 Main Street, At the opening and welcome to is used extensively for instructional He accused his Republican oppo ject and held the interest of every Stephen A. Haboush, a native of the delegates held last night the material with evening woodworking “ Mr. Hoover says ‘I do not favor So; Manchester, Conn. nent of “ evasion, ducking, dodging, an increase in immigration.” member present. He quoted a num Galilee will speak. address of welcome was delivered students. ber of Browning’s verses and say “ My dear Mr. Carmody: 75 Men and Women to Walk and confusing” the Issues of the “ Why does he say that? What St. John’s Episcopal Church by Rev. William P. Reidy of St. A common complaint from build campaign— from farm relief to ings, and also told of the love of “ Your letter of October 8th has From Laurel, Md., to the was the necessity for saying that Rev. H. B. Olmstead, Rector been received. James’s church. The hall was filled ing cohtrabtors is that'a great mar prohibition, from water power to the poet for Elizabeth Barrett. 10:45 a. m. Sermon by the Rector. City of Baltimore. to capacity as in addition to the jo?lty of men who perform satisfac unless it is to try to plant in some Robert Browning was 34 and Eliza “ The Manchester Herald has al immigration. body’s mind that I do?^ I do not Subject “ What’s Your Hurry.” ways been very liberal in the use delegates there were visitors from torily on house or building fram Gov. Smith 'concerned himself beth 40 when they were married 6:30 p. m. Sermon and Prayer Baltimore, Md., Oct. 13.— Eighty- many of the other assemblies ing, are unable to give the same favor any let-down at all', not in the and they lived happily for 15 of its columns for the publication particularly with the speech which “ The Necessity of Faith.” five' men and women, including throughout the state. Norwich sent type of satisfactory service when as Mr. Hoover delivered at Elizabeth- slightest degree.” years. After her death Browning of matter which might be of pub The governor spoke with some First Evangelical Lutheran Church lic interest Miss Eleanor'Sears, famous sports- two bus loads of visitors as their signed to interior finishing. A ton, Tenn., last Saturday. He re lived 2S years. Rev. John F. Bauchmann, Pastor degree team put on a drill during simple analysis discloses that the heat about this immigration mat During the business meeting “ I have no particular desire to woman of Boston, started on a 25- galed his audience with copious ex 10:00 a. m. English service. mlle walking race today from the evening and also worked the former lacks the necessary training tracts from Mr. Hoover’s speech ter, for It has h^-en widely “ whis two new members were welcomed, enter into any kind of a contro pered” throughout the Protestant 11:00 a. m. German service. versy. I have for a good many years Laurel, Md., to Chis city. four degrees of the convention. on interior finish that enables him and then w.ould demand, with rich Mrs. Flora Knowles and Mrs. Wal Christian Science Service In addition to the degree work to produce a nicely finished piece south that the election of Smith ter Gorman. The chapel was beau been a stlident of the Tariff, and The Calligah: sisters, Louisa and sarcasm: 10:45 Subject of lesson “ Are Sin, can state with positiveness that the Laura, noted as swimmers also were there was a minstrel troupe from of work. Cabinet work of the type Now is the time for all good men would mean letting down the bars tifully decorated with autumn and “ flooding the country with Disease and Death Real.” statements made in my article can in the hike. Norwich that furnished the enter used with evening woodworking “ What does that mean? Now leaves and flowers by the president, St. Bernard’s Catholic Church tainment. students requires, as one of the Catholic immigrants.” Mrs. C. Ely Rogers and the secre be corroborated. The main argu The race Is under the auspices of where does he stand on that?” Rev. G. T. Sinnott, Pastor ment is based on the question of the Federal Athletic Association. ^ t 9 o’clock this morning a sol most Important fundamentals, ac It was upon the water power The balance of the governor’s tary, Mrs. Warren Keith. After the Masses, 8, 9:15 and 10:30. emn high mass was celebrated in curacy of measuremeht in cutting speech was devoted to discussion of business the members adjourned to wages in which case I gave you the Mayor W. F. Broening, of Balti Issue th-it Gov. Smith went after his St. Joseph’s Polish Catholic Church source of my information— for the more, expected to review the walk St. James’s church. This mass was stock from a sketch or drawing. Republican opponent hardest. Wa farm relief. the banquet hall where a social Rev. Sigisniund Worenecki, Pastor to have been celebrated by Rev. Equally important is the milling The Smith Special left Nashville period was enjoyed, during which inost part the United States Gov ers about 2 p, m., on the City Hall ter power is a warm issue in Ten Masses at ,8: and 10:30 a. m. ernment and the Industrial Confer plaza. P'rancis May of Mount Uarmel, the and cutting of stock so that waste nessee. Just across the border lies shortly before midnight for Louis the committee of hostesses, served New Officers of Legion Auxiliary state chaplain, but he was not able will be avoided and that assembly ville. The governor will spend to ice cream and cake. ence Board, neither of which can the great Muscle Shoals project The American Legion Auxiliary be questioned. to he present in time. Only two of parts will present no difficulty the development and disposition of morrow night and Sunday in the elected the following officers at the “ Very truly yours, committees were named by the after cutting is completed. Machine which means much lo Tennessee In- Kentucky capital, before ■proceeding last meeting: President Mrs. Flor “ CHENEY BROTHERS. state president last night,. Mrs. and hand tools are used in preparr rustry. He declared he had search on to Sedalia, Mo., for his next ing cabinet pieces for assembly and ence Plummer; First Vice Pres- “ HORACE B. CHENEY, Carrol being named as chairman ed" Mr'. Hoover’s speech in vain for speech on Tdesday night. A 60U T T 0W N it is reasonable to suppose that ac TOWN PLAYERS ASSIGN Mrs. Florence North; Vice Pres. “ Vice-President.” cf the credentials committee and soma mention of Muscle Shoals. Miss Helen C. Ward of Danbury as curacy, dexterity'and ability to fin-i Mrs. Anna Martley; Chaplain, Mrs. We hereby submit the following '" ‘ “ To my great surprise,” he said, George Brigham; Historian, Mrs. editorial from the New York World John Mather Chapter, Order of chairman of the finance and audit ish pieces, acquired on cabinet ‘ THE POOR NUT’ PARTS ing committee. work, wohld serve as a background “ Mr. Hoover didn’t even mention Louise Morin; Sergeant at Arms, of October 12. We consider this to DeMolay, will hold its next com it, hf said ‘there are local In- Mrs. Florence Krause; Secretary, The report of the secretary, for the development of skill,und be what we referred to in our first munication Monday night in the !stanc&.where the government must HOOVER, HOST Mrs. Gertrude Ulitsch; Treas. Mrs. letter as our general refutation of Masonic Templef A large, turnout which was read at this morning’s dexterity, in interior building fin-- Anna M. Plunder; Pianist Miss session showed that there had been ish work. 1 enter the business field as a by-pro Eugenia Walsh, Albert Tuttle Mr. Cheney’s position and strategy. of the membership is expected duct of some great major purpose Jennie Batz; Executive Committee, We will answer him specifically on since officers for the year will be a substantial increase in member The construction and operation of to Head Big Cast of 50 in Mrs. Helen Brendel, Miss Jennie ship during the year and that the woodworking machines, such as the such as improvement in navigation, TO EDITORS OF First Production. the tariff at a later date. fleeted. Important business activi ■ifiood control, scientific research o,r Batz and Mrs. Bertha Phillips. The R. L. CARMODY. . ties for the year will be discussed number of subordinate assemblies circular saw, planer, moulder,-morf members will march in the parade which now is twelve was to be re tiser, woodturning lathe and oth national defense.’ and the active committees will be “ Anybody that can make any- The tryouts for parts in “ The in uniform on Armistice Day. chosen. There will be refreshments duced to eleven. This was to be ers is part of this evening instruc Poor Nut,’’ the first production of EDITOR’S NOTE: The New York (•thing blit of that Is entitled to have TRADEPAPERS Baseball Game Sunday y/orld editorial is not printed here and entertainment. brought about by uniting under tion. This kind of knowledge is esf the Town Piayers this season, were There will be a ball game be one charter of the Derby and Shel sential to the carpenter as nearly 4t. held at the School Street Rec last with. The Herald’s position in this :* Public Owneriship. (Continued from page 1) tween the married and single men regard is stated editorially in to ton assemblies. There is only a riv all progressive builders are using night. 'There was the largest turn of the Polish American Club at the The British American Club will er separating these two towns and considerable portable equipment on “ Is public ownership and public out any Town Players’ meeting has day’s issue on Page Four under the hold a get-together and dinner at West street grounds Sunday at 2 heading “ Not So Soft.” it was decided that better work all forms of construction work for* i’ Qerman-Amerlcan which is to he served promptly at TWO DAXS man for West Side Recreation,Cen A MELODRANLA club was held in the Green school societies are rSii th6 ground com 6:39. COMMENCING ter activities, there Is a general assembly hall last night. Ladles pleting arrangements for a great f THAT DEFIES misunderstanding regarding what prizes were won by the following* welcome for' the 59 men and one TOMORROW! FORGETFULNESS right non-members have in the Rec. first, Mrs. Emma Dowd; second, woman who are aboard the world’s Many seem to think they have no largest dirigible. The Lakehurst Lingering colds are dangerous. Mrs. Raymond Barrett; consola TH E C O ZY right to enter the Recreation Cen tion, Mrs. Timothy Young. The naval air station authorities have First Aid Cold Remedy for quick ters unless they are membevs, Mr. men’s prizes were won by: first, completed all arrangements for the relief. Magnell Drug Co., South Weir said, “ but this is not the case. Charles Server; second, Charles handling of the great air liter Manchester.— Adv. « ’TODAY The reading room is open to the Stoldenfeldt; consolation, Jerry when it arrives, The hangar is in — and— ' public and, non-members we cor Sullivan. tiptop shape and rfiady to receive dially Invited to enjoy this privi Following sthe play gingerbread the Zeppelin. It will be wheeled in SUNDAY lege.” and whipped cream and coffee were beside its sister dirigible, the Z-3, Parsons’ Theatre Non-members may also use the served. About 60 attended. now the Los Angeles, which four shower-baths by paying a small fee. years ago made a similar flight MON., TUBS., WED. Look "Who’s Here! The same holds for non-members from Friedrichshafen. regarding use of the bowling alleys. BLOOD TRANSFUSION USED AS The housing and feeding of the OCT. 15,16,17 Then there are the weekly card MURPHY HAS RELAPSE great influx of visitors is the big games, to which the public is just gest task of all. That has fallen SAMMY COHEN The condition of Fred Murphy of upon the business interests of the as welcome as Rec members. Famous Comedf Star of “ What Price Glory” in - The setback parties are held Haynes street, who was considered three- nearby towns of Lakehurst, every Wednesday evening at 8 on the road to recovery a few days Lakewood and Toms River. Hun : o’clock and the whist parties every ago, took a sudden turn for the dreds of persons have wired for ■ Saturday night (including tonight) ■vyorse Thursday night and he was hotel reservations and ha^ye been Plastered in Paris at the same time. Live turkeys will removed to the Hartford Isolation turned down. Many homes are be It’s a Riot of Fun! Jnsfi Walt Until You See It! be given away to the high man and hospital last night critically ill with ing transformed Into boarding high women scorers in the whist erysipelas. \ houses and nearly all hotel rooms CO-PBATURE are equipped with extra cots. Even games and to each of the two mem- His condition was such last night Faces from the past. • bers of the team winning the set that he was given an Immediate 80 thousands probably will sleep in parked automobiles tonight. What do they .mean to back honors. blood transfusion. The blood was **Beware Of Blondes'^ you? Do they bode These turkeys will be given away given by Peter J. Happenny of Taxi drivers were reaping a har vest transporting the thousands A drama of modern p ro b l^ s starring Dorothy Re'vier. good or 111? “Forgot every Wednesday and Saturday Knighton street, making the ten Faces," the atory of « nights until Christmas. Twenty-five twelfth time he has undergone such from Lakewood to Lakehurst to an operation. Mr. Murphy’s condi within striking distance of the FRED WERNER woman whose sins found cents admission fee is charged to AT . THE , ORGANher ont. tion Is still grave and it was ex hangar. .Speakeasies in Lakewood CONTINUOUS TODAY ■help pay for the prizes. ’■Setback Matinee .. 10c-15e -players need not' necessarily bring pected that he would be given were doing a thriving business last 2:15-10:80 r their own partners. another blood transfusion from the night and they expect/to smash all ^ iMmjmsmmaist TOD.lYr-CONl^NUOUS 2:15-10:30 same source this noon. records tonight and Sunday. Evening .. 10c*25c Two Shows Sunday REGINALD DENNY SUE, CAROL CNSEMBLCOreXCELLENmCES 7 and 0 — ill— Make your house cleaning easier “ THAT’S MY DADDY” ^nd more thorough by having your COMPANY OF 80 PEO' LE “ WALKING BACK ’ The safest cough remedies, Lingering colds are dangerous. SEND MAIL ORDRILH :,’6 w . vacuum cleaner put in first class throat and bronchial Balsam. Sold First Aid Cold Remedy for quick condition by Bralthwalte, 62 Pearl only at Magnell Drug Co., South relief. Magnell Drug Co., South Bvez. Or«h. «8t Bale. $2AO, St.— ^Adv. Manchester— A dv., «a, t V a m . C Ir. 91. • We d . B u t.’ i Manchester.— A dv. Orek>6Ti6 ■iOc. 91.50, 9l| Faat. Clr. TBe. MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, SATURDAY?OCTTOBER 13, 1928, ■■■■ ■■ . ■ , . ^ PAGE — » ’ I ' I i I. - - _____------£ jpfrOR'KH^ METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH METHODIST JSPISCXIPAL eloquent or powerful; but eveiir „ Rev. R. A. Colpitts *' .■ of them newly out ot heatlienism, one may love, i ; in the rotten old city ot Corintli.;; What Is Love,'Anyhow? ’Their background was tht> filthy ; Marvin S. Stocking, Pastor 9:30 a. m.— Church school. Yesterday 1 examined a long and 10:30 a Tm.— Ministry of the pa$anidm which much ot our dayts;: Chime. Xb® EveniRg 0 eFald garish array of “popular” maga popular literature„Beeks to appro:d-i; 9:S(J'-^=-Church school. 10:45 a. m.— Morning Worship. zines on a newsstand. Nearly all of mdte. Paul’s message on love may^' 10:45— Worship with sermon. The vested choir will sing two an them dealt with what they called seem a counsel ot pertection: yeU' 6:00^—Evening worship. thems: , love. Most were trashy; some were the persons for whom it was orl^-"5 ‘ii.'i'ni Notes Choral from the “Meistersingers” filthy. Their themu was romance nally written were far from per-'i THE CENTER CHURCH ^Entertainment and supper cost 75c.i Tha topic of the sermon Sunday j r by .Wilfliim T. ElUs. and passion and violations of the feet. Their faults were at glarlng-t At The Center , Wagner ■ Friday, 3:30—Brownies in the ‘morning will be that announced for “Seek Him-that Maketh the Seven Fur.EY6i7 Age,Ure'ed and Nationahey.- ageless code Qf character .-aid down as our own. Nevertheless, this Law;;., Rev. Watson Woodruff Intermediate Room. -Mrs. William; 'last Sunday, “Jesus’ Portiait of the In the Bible. Their readers seek, in Morning worship, 10:45. Ser stars ...... Rogers of Love was to be the foundation;' Parkis in charge. -r;, l&’athvr-” The Pastor’s subject: “Leaf the excitation of this unreal realm and standard ot their life. mon 6y the minister .Topic: “The Notes ' To the Church Loyalty League, Tones.” , of mach.'ne-made ‘sex” stories, a In the second place, this cbaptqrt Christian Accent.” The Music: Center Church young people the HaJid in The Vase.” satisfaction for every human Prelude, E ven in g...... Johnston 6:00 p. m.—Epworth League. is even loftier than it appears to be. should hear Mr. Woodward of Wap- The music will Include the usual Topic: “Looking to the Future.’? spirit’s deepest desire for the great Anthems— ping at the CYP meeting tomorrow 1l our English Bible. For some rea-'.^ What Are These That are Array organ, numbers, an anthem by the Leader: Miss Vera Hotchkiss. Spe reality of lore. That display of the son unknown, the translators ren< night. Quartet and “I Will Be True to cial Music: Duet by Theodora Glen- pervfersion of the publisniug art ed ...... Stamer Mr. Joble Yasumura of the Hart dered as “charity” the same wd^dj 0, Our G od ...... Klein TbeeV,— Mrs. C. H. Morris, by the ney and Bernice Harrison. called to mind a picture of the which is everywheie else correctly;, ford Theological Seminary will bave Junior Choir. 7:00 p. m.— Union Service at St. publishing art called to mind a Postlude, A llelu ia...... Dubois charge of the Boy Scouts, assisted given as “love”. Charity, as we nipe? The church school at 9:30. Six Tbe excellent meeting and the in Mary’s Church. ' picture of the countless multitudes the term, is only one of the aspectg;- by Roger Cheney. Because of the Program for the Week departments. Classes for all ages. pressure of business Merton creased atteridj.nce last Sunday eve of persons who are trying to satis and attributes of Icve, , : ning give promise of still better Monday, 7:30 p. m.— Epworth fy themselves with painted imita The Men's League, 9:30. Opening Strickland is unable to continue in League (Cabinet Meeting. ' session. Leader, Elbert Shelton. charge. ; things to come. Everybody inter A®and unloveUness. Their building is tions of living actuality. Because “love” is a word that has ’ Speaker, Rev. Watson Woodruff. ested Is cordially Invited and es Tuesday, 7:00 p. m.— Young not worthy or its base. Laslead of For these trivial and artificial kept such poor company, and often' Topic: Business Ethics. pecially the young people who are People’s Choir Rehearsal. The International Sunday noble castles^or stately cathedrals tales are not real love. They are means so little when it should mean-' The CYP Club, 6 o’clock. (For ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL expected to consider this service 7:00 p. m.— Boy Scouts’ Meeting. ';Scho«)l for ctober 14 is, ”Spiri- or- spacious mansions, they have erotic, neurotic, exotic pictures of so much; and in order to escape tbe;.^ young p'bople.) Leader, Roy War their special lesponsibllity. 7:15 p. m.— Camp Fire Girls’ :',tnal Gifts”— I Corinthians 43. 'set up small and Insignificant struc passion and lawless lawfulness. cheap, imitations current in trashyj-^ ren. Speaker, Rev. Truman Wood Rev. J. S. Neill, Rector The topic is; “What Are the meeting. tures, whose'Unseemliness attracu Their portrayal of love is wholly literature. I think that lt would be' ward. Topic: "Captains Courage Rev. Alfred Clark, Assistant Pacts Concerning Prohibition Wednesday, 2:30 p. m.—Ladies’ thle attention of eV>jry be’ioLier. inadequate and unnatural. As Dr. well to abandon “love” in favor ofr ous.” For the Week Aid meeting. Life’s Great Foundations Henry- van Dyke once finely said; a transliteration, of the actual Tuesday ai seven p. m., the '5:30 p. m.— Ladiesf Aid supper. Greek word used In the New Testa-’ Union Evening Service, 7:00, in 7:45 p. m.— Rally Week Devo "Riding along an Ontario road re-; ’Any fresh,' open-minded readin; “Love is not’ getting, «-ut giviog; St. Mary’s Church. Music by St. 9:30 a.m.— Church School. Men’s church training class will, iheet in cently I saw ;• parable of life, ft of the New Testament repeals the not a wild dream of pleasure and a ment, which is “agaja”.. There are-; Bible Class. tional Hour. three Greek words in the Scripturesi- Mary’s choir. The preacher: Dr. the Senior Room. Saturday, 9:30 a. m.— Junior was a region of outcropping rock; notable txuth that, Christianity has madness of desire— oh, no, love is Willis Butler of the Asylum Hill 10:45 a. m.—Holy Communion At the same hour the Junior Boys’ hike. and rearing its head, amidst a certainly prb.'ided magnificent not that: it is goodueoS and honir which are ffll translated as “love”, Cong. Church of Hartford. and Sermon by the Rev. M. Clark. Choir will meet with their director. grove of treeu, stpud a huge, up foundation for human character. and peace and pure living—yes. but the highest and- sublimest and' divinest of these, “agapg”, is the The Week Topic: “An Excellent Spirit”. Miss Lydall, 22 Hudson street.^' SWEDISH LUTHERAN standing block of granite, almost The architect’s specifications ai' love is that, and it is the best thing Monday, 6:15—Annual supper of 3:00 p. m.—Highland Park Sun-, At eight o clock the several Rev. P. J. O. Cornell sQuare and with a .evel top. In the all drawn t' r. scale of spaciou_n.^ss in the world and the thing that one used by Pa..l In our Lessoni’^ the Girl Reserves in the Intermedi day School. groups will meet in the vestry for 9:30 a. m.—Sunday school and 0 ^ world, such a formation, when and symmetry. Lives of beauty and lives longest.” And “agapa” is the New Testament' ate Room. A business meeting will 7:00 p. m.— Evening Prayer and “Shop”. It is expected that in ad Bible class will convene. near a pass or highway, is usually of power are provided for. Nowhere In his deathless address, “The synonym for God—“God is *agaT,‘ follow the supper and plans for the Sermon. Union Service. Preaclr- dition to the groups already at 10:45 a. m.—Swedish service. CTowned by a castle; for it Is a na else in all history is such piovision Greatest Thing in the World,”which pa’ ”, says St., John. If the quality: year will be discussed. er: Rev. Willis Butler, D. D. of work there will be added, Tuesday Music as follows: [ tural invitation to build strongly made for the living of life at its every young person should read at and meaning of the word love are. Monday, 7:30—Regular rehears-i Asylum Hill Congregational church. night, one In iron, one In copper Prelude, Romance and grandly. In this case, however, largest Jimenslons. T,o be, a Chris- least three timeo, Henry Drummond to be lifted up to the level design-r al of the Troubadors in the Junior Hartford. and another in fancy sewing. Rimsky-Korsakof the imposing- foundation was sur tion after New Testament measure analysed Paul’s portrayal of love aj ed it as being of the very nature of; Room. Walter Joyner, director. Monday,' 7:30 p. m. — Girls Wednesday the second of “The Anthem, There Is a Land. .Bennett mounted by a small -nd nonde ments Is to rear a noble^nd bene we have it in this Sund.-*.y School God Himself. All of our human love' Tuesday, 10:30—The annual Friendly Society meets. People’s Fellowship Hours” will be Offertory, Cangonetta, Tchaikovsky script and ' tumbledown shack, ficent charac.ei. Lesson. Because he war such a would be transfigured could we rp- meeting of the American Board will Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.— Boy Scouts held at 7:30. The leader will le Anthem, Pass Me Not, 0 Savior which may have been a baru or a If we were to stumble, all, of a pure-souled and knightly gentle member that “We love, because He' be held in Bridgeport. Sessions will meet. Rev. P. C. Allen and the topic is Crosby corn-crib. Tne Incongruity was sudden and for the first time, upon men, Drummond, whose simple first loved us”— and In both case%. continue through Wednesday and Wednesday, 7:45 p. m.—Adult “What is Friendship With God?” Postlude, Festal March ...... West striking: upon this great oase a this passage jm Paul’s letter to green grave in Scotland is a shrine the verb is “agapa.” Thursday. Bible Class. 6:30 p. m.— Galahad The place is the Methodisi church. At four o’clock there will be a ^farmer had erected a. tri»’’ial and the Christians at Corinth, this idea for many travellers, was able to How to love— life’s longest,; Wednesday, 7:00—The Boy meeting. The room last Wednesday night service conducted by Stephen Ha temporary board structure, without of the Scripiiral expectation of enter into the spirit oi Paul’s sweetest, hardest and moat impor- Scouts in the Junior Room. Thursday, 2:00 p. m. —Ladies was filled with a happy company in boush the “Shepherd of Galilee,” any beauty or much usefulness; excellence would make its appeal poem, and translate its meaning lant lesson—is to be learned from;' .Thursday 6:00—Annual Harvest Guild meeting. cluding many yourg people. Dur who will narrate an interesting tale and an affront to the oye of the this peerless passage by Paul. Love; Supper In charge of the Home Serv Friday, 3:30 p, m.-Girls Friend more strongly. Famfliarity with more fully into our com-noj speech. ing the social hour which followed of the customs and appearance of passer-by. these lofty phrases has i-i'.led the Our Lesson i rerily a manual of in it.s most commonplace, everyday; ice and Social Committees of the ly Candidates. the worship peripd light .refresh the Holy Land. expression, love with hands and^ Women’s Federation. A social half \ To any thoughful observer the sdge of their meaning. For herein life, a code of conduct and charac 4:30 p. m.— Junior Confirma ments were served by a joint com The Week spectacle cried out a message con feet and lips and heart, are herel? hour will precede the supper. Music. tion Class. Monday, 7:30 p. m.— Beethoven the Apostle paints a picture of the ter, a handbook of happiness. mittee ot the young people’s socie cerning the ulunder of building in life of love, as.it is to be sought every one of the million., of mem-, portrayed. Would you be a good* ties. A still larger company is ex Glee Club. friend, a good lover, a good wife, a Tuesday, 7 p. m.— G Clef Glee adequately upon a great founda and practiced by the disciile of bers of the Sunday School would pected next week at the second tion. Such a base merits a struc Christ. Instead of mere poeticaJ memorize this chapter, and repeat good husband, a good brother, a' meeting of the series. Club. Tuesday, 8:30 p. m.— Choir Re ture of strength and beauty, Yef fancies, in glc.wing generulizatious, it aloud daily for a year, society as good sister, a good neighbor, a good Thursday is “Layman’s Day” at that Ontario farmer’s mistake is he breaks up into its practical a whole would be made feel the friend of all the world? Our Les-^ the Norwich District Ministerial hearsal. Wednesday, 7 p. m.— Boy Scouts being repeated a million- times meanings the supreme quality of Infiuence of this true Interpretation son tells hovv. Since the core of Second Congregational Church Association meeting in New Lon of Troop 5. daily in the lealm of morals and life, which is love. Here is provided of love. character is the heart little elsa don. The name of E. Stanley Jones religion. Upon ,the firm, fine foun- the foundation upon which the low A Dramatic Contrast matters if one can, in Paul’s appears in the list of noted men pdfition of the Christian faith— even liest Christian may build grandly. Two outstanding facts about this words, answer Mrs. Browning’s Morning Service 10:45 and women on the day’s program. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE upon the Rock Christ Jesus Him Paul makes lo~e practicable, an at Song of Love need to be stressed. query. This will be a rare opportunity Sermon: Rev. E. T. French, Pastor self— Christians are rearing shabr tainable ambition for the least of The first is that it was written for a “0 heart of mine, art thou great to hear the u.u,hor of “The Christ by little characters, of feebleness us. Not every one may be wise or group of immature Christians, most of the Indian Road” 9:30 Sunday school. enough for love?” Is The World Growing Better? Friday the Ladies , Aid Society 10; 45 Morning worship, sermon Rev. F. C. Allen will have a rummage sale. The by the pastor. place will be announced later. 6:30 Young people’s meeting. 7:30 Evangelistic service. Evening Service 7:30 6:30 Monday evening, band prac tice. SWEDISH CONGREGATIONAL 2:00 p. m. Wednesday; cottage Address — INDIA Spruce Street LAST DAY OF prayer meeting at the home of Mrs. Mrs. F. H. Gates Joseph Wood, 51 Washington street 7:30 Wednesday evening, mid S. E. Green, Minister week prayer service. Children’s Story 7:30 Friday evening. Cottage prayer meeting at the home of Mrs. Ruth McMenemy Swedish morning worship, 10:30 John Larson in Coventry, taking TWENTY-] o’clock, sermon topic: “An Apos- the place of the class meeting at Duet—Trumpet and Saxaphone— fclic Hymn of Praise.” the church. Robert Bulla Is leader Sunday school, 12:00 m. of the Friday evening meetings. Ifh’s with Organ 11 U-- . ..Young People’s service, 7:00 p. NOTE— The hour for the Wed ■'.(•■>*'*1 f if ; m. This service will be,in English. nesday afternoon meeting has been Warren and Beaton Case Sermon topic: “A Wise' Man’s Ad vice.” changed from 2:33 to 2:00. All Welcome For the Week Tuesday, Young People’s busi SECOND CONGREGATIONAL ness meeting, 7:30 p. m. •Frederick C. Allen, Minister 1 Wednesday, mid-week service, 7:30 p. m. At the service tomorrow morning the pastor will preach. The sermon subject: “Is the World Growing Better?” The music: CHURCH OP THE Prelude—Andante Con M oto...... South Methodist Episcopal Church 1 j ...... Pattison NAZARENE Anthem—“0 Give Thanks ..Smart Rev. Robert A. Colpitts 466 Main Street Offertory— Romance . . . Williams .... AND YOUR LAST CHANCE TO TAKE- Anthem—“There’s a Friend in the REV. E. T. FRENCH Homeland” ...... Stearns 9:30 a. m.—Church School. Postlude— Venite ...... Bernard ADVANTAGE OP THESE SPLENDID VALUES ! ! ! 9:30—Sunday School Church school is held each Sun 10 ;45 a. m.—^Moming Worship. day at 9:30 a. m. Pastor’s Subject: “LEAF TONES.’! I0;4i)—Preaching Service Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:30—Young People’s Service 6:15 p. m. Topic: “The Christian’s 6 :00 p. m.—Epworth League. 7:30—Evangelistic Service Duty as a Voter.” Matt. 22, 15-22. Topic; “Looking to the Future.” Prayer Meeting Wednesday Leader; Arthur Palmer. Evening 7:30 Notes Mrs. I^. H. Gates of Vernon Cen 7:00 p. m.—Union Service ter, the veteran missionary from India will speak in our church Sun day evening at 7:30. We shall have m .. Saint Mary’s Church Swedish Lutheran a v(^lunteer choir, Warren and Bea ton Case with trumpet and saxa phone, and a story for the children Speaker: Dr. Willis Butler Church by Ruth McMenemy. Rev. P. J. O, Cornell, D. D. Monday evening— Men’s Club Mahogany Church and Chestnut Sts. bowling and Boy Scou,t meeting. The thriee delegates from our 9:30—Sunday School and Fel churclji to thfe annual meeting, of the GATELEtt TABLE lowship Bible Class. American Board are Mrs. C. E. Wil liams, Miss Emma Hutchinson, and- 10:45—Morning Worship in the pastor. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church ! Swedish. The second People’s Fellowship Hour is at 7:30 Wednesday at the ! $ 0 . 9 5 Cbnrcb and I’ark Streets. ^ ! ■. 4i00—Luther League Service. Stephen Haboush from Methodist church. Topic: “What Is Rector: Rev. Janies Stuart Neill ! ‘ One Dollar a Week Assistant: Rev, Alfred Clark j i Galilee, speaker. (Continned on Page-8) jQ > . ■ A beautifully designed table of fine con Sunday, October l4th. Nineteenth after TrinitV- struction and finish. Pedestal style legs with dainty fluting: Just the table for SERVICES: North Methodist" SWEDISH ‘ you libarary, den or living room. 9:30 A.M.—Church-School. Men’s Bible Class. CONGREGA'nONAL Episcopal Chttfgh^ CHURCH 10:45 a. m.—Morning Prayer. Sermon by the Assistant. j ? Marvin S. Stocking, Pastor. V -Complete ' Topic: “An Excellent Spirit.” 43 Spruce Street 1 North Main St. , 3 :00 p. m.—^Highland Park Sunday School. r .Sonth Manchester, Conn. S. E. GREEN, Minister ^ SUNDAY SERVICES 7 :00 p. m.—Evening Prayer. Union Service. ; ' Come and bring your family LIVING ROOM OUTFIT Preacher; Rev. Willis Butler, of Asylum Hill Con 9,:30—Church School. and Worship . with ,us. The gregational Church, Hartford. '^Cl:45—Worship with Sermon. preaching of His word is free imto ah who will come and we ^:00—-Evening WorshipTi invite you to share its benefits. i » I A YEAR TO PAY Walnut Jiist imagine—a' beautiful Living CEDAR CHEST ' S 1 Room completely furnished for the Includes THE CENTER CHURCHi • - actual price "^f, the auite;alone. That At the Center is just what you' get .iff this outfit. -r- ; ■ : -in- ■ A toe-three piece, , ;parlor suite— 3 PC. PARLOR SUITE $17.50 i :; 'j 1 ' Davenport iclubmp^ chair covr AXMINSTER RUG ered In'freautifiir jacquard and aR (' Morning Worship, 10:45 1 ’ 5 ' »»: J the accesBOTies (listed .to right) TABLE LAMP One Dollar a Week Sermon by the Minister. s 5 ^ St. Mary’s Church for'o'nly'•$199.50 And you have a" GATELEG TABLE Genuine Cavalier Cedar Chest. Walnut : s , -■ - whole year to'payiy Today is the FLOOR LAMP finish with cedar lining. Front is at i ! at 7:00 . last day.’of this ^ offer so plan to tractively decorated with veneered panels. Church School ...... x.9:30 -■visit lis at once.’ ‘ . MARBLE SMOKER A fine value at $9.95. Classes for everyone. Ht ^ Preacher: Men’s League___...... 9:30 DR. WILLIS BUTLER ^ All Men invited. l|!i I Minister the Asylum Hill Cong. Church, Hartford Special Music M ^ E K E I T H ? M ■ ! Cyp Club, 6:00 • > c This is the first monthly Union Service. MAIN STORE ^ SOUTH UPTOWN BRANCH i For Yornig People. OPB.HIGCt SCHOOL MANCHESTER 825 MAIN ST, • ' ■ .1 i Everyone Welcome. '4 m = V .s:S. y PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1928. evolve and dress up the article. It that human beings should he lHatttliPBter would take a great deal of time and brought to confonplty to a pattern iaSHINGTONi lEwntng Hfratt space to refute it in detail—which by law. Health and Diet could be done, however, with abso ^ But we have a depressing con- •LETTE] PUBLISHED b ;e lute certainty. The Herald has no yiction that a year from now Phil Advice THE HERALD PRINTING CO. intention of printing Democratic adelphia will be just as rum rid Poundad by Elwood 8. Bla. campaign literature at everybody’s den, have as many speakeasies, as By DR. FRANK McCOI O ot L 1881 By RODNEY DUTCHER. request. If it did this a dozen Dem many rum runners—and as many Washington, Oct. 13.— Probably Every Evening Exceni Sundays and crooked cops—as It had before the Holtdaya ' ocrats with scissors could keep us m other campaign has ever seen Raclal Progress marches upon Entered at the Poet Office at Man trom printing anything else. And opening of the present crusade. such a clearly defined contest be the feet of healthy and instructed chester sc Second Class Mall Matter. children. There should be no child we could not find time to refute And if not there will be enough Dr. McCoy will gladly answer tween the rural vote and the city SUBSt:itlP'nON r a t e s : By Mall personal que^tioiia on nealtn vote as In 1928. in America who is not born and six dollars a year, sixty cents'a the Democratic propaganda in our more stills on the kitchen stoves does not live under sound condl-f innnth for shorter pertoda and diet, addressed lo niiu. cart- Across the country, again the own columns. to keep up' the average flow of of The Herald. Enclose stainpeo question of greatest importance is tions of health. By carrier, eighteen cents a week. Singlo conies three cents. This is far from saying, how hooch. That has been the sequel addressed, large envelope for re-' found to be whether Smith's heavy ever, that the columns of the Her of all such crusades thus far. ply. urban votp will be offset by heavy A government that does not cop^ SPECIAL advertising REPRE- sistently live up to the ideals of its SKNTATIVB, Harfitlton>l>e Llaser, ald are not open to the discussion Hoover vote out in the state. ^ Inc.. 3^!> Madison Avenue. New Tork This is r question of enormous young men and women falls short of local political matters. So far as BE ALERT, NEW VOTER HOUSEMAID’S KNEE AND and 612 North Michigan Avenue SYNVOTIS importance because it figures es of what the American people have Chicago. the tariff on silk has a local bear Persons- whose names are on the a right to expect and demand from' The Manchester Evening Herald is Between' most movable joints pecially in the largest states; that on sale In New Vork City at SchuUs's ing, the Smith-Robinson club or its list of Voters to he made should there is a* kind of saa or bag con in, those with the biggest electoral it. News Stand. Sixth. Avenue and 4>nd. president or anybody else is wel take the earliest possible oppor taining a fluid which acts as a me votes. Street and 42nd Street entrance of dium for preventing the grating of In New York, it's a question Material prosperity and moral Grand Central Station and at all come to any reasonable amount of tunity to appear before the select progress must’ march together if Hoatling News Stpnda one bone upon another. This is also v/hether the large majority of space in which to discuss that sub men’s board and cd'mplete the true of the knee joint, between the which Smith is certain in New we would make the United States Client of International News Ser ject. If the club or Mr. Carmody process of becoming electors of the upper and lower legs, and between York City will be beaten down by that commonwealth so grandly Con vice. has any facts to present showing state of Connecticut. Unless the the kneecap and the joint. the probable large majority which ceived by its founders. ‘•International News Service has the Housemaid’s knee is an acute in Hoover will have in the rest of exclusive rights to use for renublica* wherein Mr. Cheney erred in his candidates start going to’ the The presidency is more than an tion In any tornn all news (llsnatohes Municipal building today, and keep flammation of the sac or bursa that the governor’s own state. Smitn credited to or not otherwise credited statement of tariff effects on wages lies in front of the knee. This dis cannot win, it is generally argee.., administrative office. It must be In this paper tr is also exchislvely in this town, let them be presented on appearing in numbers from the ease is often mistaken for an in the symbol of American ideals. entitled to use tor reioibllcation all without New York’s 45 electoral the local or undated news published and they will be printed over the beginning, a serious situation is flammation of the synovial mem-, votes. Take advantage ol herein.” Pull Service Client of N E A signature of whoever is responsible likely to be created. brane of the knee joint. In the lat- j ______I believe that the attitude of a Service. * With a . reasonably even distri ter disease the kneecap is thrown i jn New Jersey again, Smith Is nation toward child welfare will the apeciaJ reduc for them. away^ forward and there is much | expected to have a large city major- soon become the test f ” its civiliza tions in force dur SATURDAY, OCT. 13, 1928 But the Herald does not propose bution of the 2,900-odd new voters swelling at the sides of the knee, t Republicans aru tion. ing this celebration. to convert itself into a reprint of over the four sessions planned by but with housemaid’s knee, the confident that the rest of New Jer Shop here today . . . NOT SO SOFT Democratic editorials or campaign the board, It will be hustling work swelling is superficial and mostly in sey will turn him down. We may count food in calories, front of the kneecap. The treatment until 9 p. m- matter ^ supplied by Democratic to examine ' and administer the Smitn is again likely to carry but we have no way to measure Subsequently to the publicaiiou of the latter ia to rest the knee and human misery. committees. cath to all of them. Delay during Boston and most of the manufa'i- in this newspaper of the terse anl to apply cold applications. If pus turing cities of Massachusetts, but telling statement by ' Horace B. “We may be saft, hut we’re no the earligr sessions, or even during forms from a chronic infection, it The true conception of America may be necessary to have the sac again .Alassachusetts is a very sae saft as thic.” today’s alone, would be likely to doubtful state because of thc- is not a country of 110,000,000 Cheney concerning the effect of any opened to permit drainage. people, but a nation of 23,000,0D0 lowering of the tariff on silk prod produce a jam at the last moment An inflammation of the synovial outs^e vote. Cleveland and Chicago are like families living in 23,000,000 homes. • ucts, which was on the fifth day which it" would be Impossible to membrane or sac of the knee is HOOVER AND THE RICE ly to go for Smith, but it may 'oe of this month, the chairman of the unraveH It is possible , that hun also a common occurrence, most I rejoice in the effect of our in Here is something about Herbert frequently found in those of a rheu a different story as regards Ohio W ATkIN X Smith-Roblnsou club of Manches dreds of voters might be deprived and Illinois. creased efficiency upon the improve Hoover that not one person in a matic tendency. In this trouble an ment of the American home. ter, Atty. R. L. Carmody, wrote to of their right to take part in the excessive amount of fluid forms in j This same parallel can be fol hundred thousand throughout the Mr. Cheney, in effect challenging impending election, in such an the synovial membrane causing a lowed out/ as far as San Francisco, country, with the .exception of the which may go for Smith in the Our nation is not an agglomera him to a discussion of the tariff e\ ent. rapid increase in pain and swelling. section directly benefited, ever No new voter should plan to put If long continued, an inflammation face of an enormous Hoover ma tion of railroads)'of ships, of factor question through the columns of of the entire joint may result in se jority in California. It applies to ies, of dynamos, or statistics. It is BROTHER/ heard about, it is probable, until the Manchester Evening Herald. off his visit to the Munici^aV build vere arthritis and cause a destruc Milwaukee in Wisconsin, St. Louis a nation of homes, a nation of men, one of the beneficiaries wrote to a "I request,” said Mr. Carmody ing beyond Monday evening. tion of the ligaments of the joints, In Missouri, Baltimore in Mary of women, of children. Now York paper a couple of days- m his letter to Mr. Cheney, “that and e'Ven of the ends of the bones. land, Wilmington in Delaware and ago. Chronic synovitis (inflammation you extend to the Smlth-Robinson so on. It seems that nine or ten years of the synovial membranes) often club of Manchester the opportuni occurs after serious diseases, such TOWN ADVERTiSErai It Is quite conceivable thut ty ^ and honor of answering your aco it was discovered that rice as smallpox, scarlet fever, gonor could be successfully raised in IN NEW YORK Smith may carry six of the letter. That you aid us in securing rhea, pyemia, etc. This inflamma MAKING VOTERS many of the northern counties of New York, Oct. 13—The none- tion may be so severe as to com largest cities in the country. His the publication of this answer In -too-gentle art of “ballyhoo” con chance are at least fair in Ne?'- California. Hundreds of farmers pletely and permanently cripple the The Selectmen and ’Town Clerk- of :he Manchester Evening Herald.” tinues to convert Broadway into a joint within a few days. Sometimes York, Chicago. Cleveiand. St went into the business. For three super-Coney Island. the Town of Manchester It will be noted that Mr. Car- the joints may be attacked by tu T.ouis. Baltimore. and Boston hereby give notice that they will be ‘ or four years they did splendidly. The more polite term of “pro berculosis. .Among the next ten cities te is William inody’s sense of courtesy is at least motion” is now used in connection ai session at the Municipal building i Then, six years ago, the association Children are frequently affected likely to canture Buffalo, San in said Manchester for the purpose 1 adequate. It is not always that po with those blatant activities intend Francisco, Newark. Milwaukee. which they had formed found it with inflammation of the long of examining the qualifications of j litical workers feel constrained to ed to attract attention to everyhing bones which is known as “growing New Orleans and Minneapolis. But electors and admitting .to the Elec- ( consult the feelings‘of the fellow self with 54,000 tons of rice on from a Chinese noodle resor to a pains” and which may extend to the not so likely, according to such in P. Quish ?5.50-a-seat theater attraction. tors Oath those who shall be found j cn the other side as to whether his hand for which there was no mar joints and produce synovitis. formation as percolates to vnnr qualified on the following days, ket whatever—a vast surplus. Hun Loud speakers how keep the Chronic synovitis is usually pre correspomlent, to carry Seatt’e. arguments should be answered or street cr^ds informed concerning Saturday, Oof. IR, 9 a. in. to 8 p. m. dreds of ranchers faced financial disposed by a very chronic condi Kansas City, Cincinnati and In Monday, Oct. 15, 7 to 9:30 p. in. not. Just where the aid of Mr. the music and merriment in up tion of toxic poisoning and -pne can dianapolis. ruin. They sent their manager to and U l Funeral Cheney was necessary in obtaining stairs cafes and dance resorts. At not expect a cure within a few days. The larger cities are wet. In Wednesday, Oct. 17th, 7 to 9:30 Washington, to Mr. Hoover. noontime, when lunchgoers ambl? Focal points of infection should be them, also, are found the strongest the publication of the Smith-Rob- by, the amplifiers shriek their loud p. m. lason club’s answer to his article That’s where the Hoover type of treated by your doctor and you Democratic machines: Further Saturday, Oct. 20, 9 a. ni., 8 p. m. est notesi should also employ a cleansing fast more, religious prejudice aga'nst man comes in. He knows what is Signed, Home we confess we can’t see, for Mr. The old-fashioned wax'works dis to assist in absorbing the toxic ma Smith ia more likely to be offset by John H. Hyde, Cheney has nothing to do with the going on in the world. He knew plays have been raided to “bally terials irritating the joints. It is large Catholic populations. Wells A. Strickland, Herald, anfy more than any other there was a rice shortage in Japan hoo” a piay dealing with gangdom. usually necessary to employ an ini Rural sections, on the other Albert T. Jackson, A wax policeman stands at atten reader of it, and no more personal that year. He cabled for the com tial fast of from eight to fifteen hand, are traditionally dry and, William W. Robertson, ' ^ ( tion in the doorway; chains and days, followed by a well balanced except in the south, generally Re Ambulance Service—Lady Attendant influence as to what goes into its mercial attache at Tokio to sail at Thomas J. Rogers, handcuffs dangle from a lobby dis diet for about a month, and then^a publican. In certain rural aecti-ms, Robert J. Smith. 225 Main Street Telephone 387’ columns than has Mr. Carmody. once for San Francisco. Himself, play at a rogues’ gallery; a p.ep- shorter fast of perhaps five days of course, the’anti-Catholic propa George E. Keith, However, our assumption was that he got on a train with the rice show reveals a grisly crime and a which may be repeated at intervals gandists have made their greatest Board of Selectmen. Mr. Carmody, when he supplied the growers’ agent and met the attache placard warns you to peep at your until the Inflammation has subsid headway. Unaccustomed to ur Samuel J. Turkington, own risk. ed. It is usually also advisable that, Town Clerk. ADVERTISE IN THF HERALD—IT PAYS Herald with a copy of his letter to when the latter landed. Their con ban political machines, the auti- Livid skeletons peep from the your doctor employ diathermy elec Tammanv argument also often ap Mr. Cheney, was making its publi ference and some cabling, during black curtains of a display of tric treatments on the joint to as peals to them. cation contingent on the latter’s which it was disclosed that the paintings of the Spanish inquisi sist in bringing a larger blood sup tion; mammoth pennants hang willingness to enter a newspaper Japanese never raised enough rice ply to absorb the toxins so that It is obviously necessary to qual from the fronts of the movie pal healing may occur ify this picture of the urban debate on the subject of the tariff for their own use anyhow and had aces, bearing the names of the It is particularly important that | yg. rural set-up by admitting im- as It applies to the silk industry in been regularly Importing an in stars; talking electric signs shout during the cure of I lis disease the j portant sectional distinctions, es- Manchester—the only issue on ferior grade from Siam, resulted the coming of the talking movies; bowels be kept from producing more pecially as regards the more which Mr. Cheney’s article had In the whole 54,000 tons of surplus gold-leafed lobbies and a 25-cent- toxins, and I usually advise an eu- .'iparcely populated districts photo-whlleryou-wait place done in ema morning and evening. One touched. Consequently, when Mr. ilee going to Japan at a fair price, Politically speaking, there are the latest French modernist man should avoid walking on the affect three separate situations in the Here Is Your Opportunity Cheney- answered Mr. Carmody’s and the opening there of a perma ner—a dozen ant^ one attention at ed limb until the soreness has sub rural west. letter in a brief note, in the course nent market for the annual surplus tractors fight today with the fa sided, but exercises of the other The rural east is normally Re of which he said, “I have no parti of the California crop. mous bright lights for supremacy. joints should be substituted. Even publican. The cleavage between after a cure has been affected, it cular desire to enter into any kind There was no publicity about will probably be necessary for the city and country is nowhere more of a controversy,” and provided the this. No outcry about the plight of But, of all the new winter “bally- definite in the 1928 campaign patient to watch his food carefully than in the east. The state elec Herald with a qopy of it, we con the rice farmers,-no advertising for hoos,” the talking electric sign are for a long time, especially with re- j To Win aTon of Coal FREE creating the most attention. The tion result in Maine was a con cluded, naturally, that Mr. Car- Herbert Hoover. No anything but gard to food combinations, and to i crawling, dancing, wiggling lights avoid the use of foods that might! vincing demonstration. Maine ana mody would neither expect or de business genius and the applica no longer merely glare and sparkle cj^use excessive intestinal fermen Vermont have larger proportional sire the publication of his chal tion of broad knowledge to the and startle — 'they shout at the tation. rural votes than any other eastern lenge. We remembered his metic matter in hand. passer-by—thanks to an automatic states an.d they are the two east sound-amplifying uevice. ~ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ern states which are sure bets for ulous courtesy in the matter. For many years America has "Walking down Broadway in the Left Handed Boy Hoover. Just Guess the Weight of the Now, it seems, Mr. Carmody, as longed for a President who could upper Forties you will come upon Question: Mother writes: “My lit president of the Smith-Robinson do things out of his own head, like a transient electric lady whose fea tle boy does not want to use bis The agricultural west also may club, has determined to take a fall that. Who could make the machine tures are gradually outlined in right hand. Can he be trained to be called normally Republican, despite its ticket-splitting tenden out of Mr. Cheney and his local click with a sweet and prosperous electric bulbs. Suddenly, to Ihe overcome this left handed‘tenden wonderment of the crowd, she cries cy? He seems to be very backward cies and the fact that some of its Lump of Old Company’s Lehigh tariff statement, whether the latter sound—who could fit the remedy out---“You ain’t seen nothin’ yet, in his school work,” slates are always willing to elect likes it or riot. So he has sent us, to the trouble with the prescience folks!” Even Major Amos Answer: There is no real reason a progressive Democrat for govern ae matter “in general refutation” and the skill of the master engi Hoople would he surprised. why a left handed person shquld be or or senator in preference to a of Mr. Cheney’s tariff statement, a neer. forced to use the right hand. There conservative Republican. This year Goal Set on Concrete Base in Front• Meanwhile, over the spires o-f seems to be some evidence that chil the attitude of farmers in the copy of the New York World of Hoover’s the man. the city, floats a flying armada, zig dren who are forced, to use the middle west and northwest is a October 12, carrying a “double- zagging the sky with wings illumin right hand when they are naturally source of. concern to the Repub fuck” editorial on “prosperity,” IN QUAKER TOWN , ated in gorgeous crimson, green or left handed, are retarded in their licans and a source of hope to the of Our Office and Win the Prize and assumes that the Herald will A police officer who permits him blue. school work and sometimes develop Democrats. Here may be the beginning of a The possibility that some of the reprint it as the first of two com- self to become mixed in with nervous drabits. new gay white way that" challenges Dyspepsia farm states will go for Smith its J nunicatlohs "in reply to Mr. Che racketeers, gangsters and crooks, Question: I. J. asks: “Are dys due to the fact that they are like ney. whether these specialize in beer ■What with' the new movies from pepsia and acidosis caused by the ly to allow dissatisfaction with the We are extremely sorry to dis running or murder, whether or not out of the air and the brilliant air same conditions? May both be ban Republican administration’s farm plane signs, one begins to tremble appoint Mr. Carmody or the Smith- the officer has opportunity to make ished by the same diet?” record to outweigh other coneid- for the Main streets of tomorrow. Answer: Any kind of dyspepsia erations such as the tariff, prohi- Contest St^ s Today, Saturday Oct. 13 Robinson club, but we do not in fifty times as much money by be may be caused by the same things tion and religion. , • -ij- ' ' ' ' tend to print the World editorial. ing blind as by using his police Don Dickerman is an outstanding which cause acidosis. Acid dyspep The rural south offers another This is a Republican newspaper. man’s eyes, is a traitor to his com example of the human paradoxes sia means poor digestion due to threat of revolt. Being normally produced by Manhattan. A scient over-acidity of the stomach. A well Democratic, Protestant and dry, it It is doing what it can to convince munity, of course, and whatever ist, explorer, artist by instinct and balanced diet will correct any kind And JEnds Saturday Nov. 24 its readers that the best Interests has been the main battleground punishment he gets is deserved. A nature, he makes fortunes annually of dyspepsia or acidosis. If you in the efforts of the Anti-Saloon of Manchester will be served by the considerable phalanx of such po in night resorts that; cater chiefly would like my. article on this sub I^eague and the Ku Klux Klan to election of Herbert Hoover as licemen seem to be bound prison- to visitors, tourist bus trade, col ject just write to me in care of defeat Smith. The greatest dan Winner will receive award of Ton of Coal in time to cook his legians and such. this newspaper and enclose a large, ger of defection appears to lie in Fresldent. It is fighting as fairly as ward in Philadelphia. For years his cafe pirates have stamped envelope. its opponents will allow It to fight. But does anyone imagine that, the border states, including North decorated the front of the pirates’s Use of Soda in Cooking Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee dr her Thanksgiving Dinner with it. It Is opposed to religious bigotry, after this show is all over, the Den, a place visited by most of the Question: Mrs. S. asks; “Is the and Kentucky. to snobbery, to attempts to link cause of temperance in the Quaker sight-seeing busses. His Heigh-Hd- use of soda in food harmful, such has a vast callege pull and his It is very important for Smith City will have been materially ad as putting it into tomatoes while votes in both rpral west and rural church and state in this fight. It, County Fair is a cafe in hick cloth cooking?” RULES . has said so repeatedly. It has had vanced? There are probably somh ing. Answer: I do not believe there is south. nc part in personal dirt-flinging at sanguine souls who do— who im Yet Dickerman has sailed on any harm in killing food acids with If there are two oi^more guesses the s m e , a drawing wiU be held among them to the Democratic candidate—mostly agine that thereafter policemen most of the exploration trips of soda, except that the fruit acids William Beebe; he is recognized at have a value in stimulating digesr determine the winner, j The drawing will be conducted by a disinterested party. (lone, by the way, by southern mem will be afraid to take bribes or the Natural History Museum as a tioQ and this help is lost if the \i$ date / / v bers of his own party. But it does protect speakeasies, almost every naturalist and artist of no mean strfia is used. not propose to carry its liberality body who undertakes to sell liq ability. Witch Hazel Astringent )AME RICAN CONTEST OPEN TO EVERYONE IN MANCHESTER AND to the point of permitting to' be uor will be arrested and put in GILBERT SWAN. Question: L, P. asks: “Is Witch jail and the drinkers; finding booze Hazel a good astringent to use hn HIS TORY: fired, in its columns, the biggest the face? Will it cause hair to . I NEIGHBORING TOWNS gun in the possession of the Demo su difficult to obtain, will yield grow? How often should it be OCTOBER 13 • ^ ■« ' . f- cratic party. Why on earth should with a sigh to the inevitable and, used, and how applied?” . 1744—Birthday of Molly Pitcher,. It? against their wills, become sober ATHO0(3BT Answer; Witch Hazel is a sooth American heroine. ' Just S^d in Yonr Name, Addres s and Guess. ^ ing' astringent to use on the face, The World editorial in question and useful citizens. 1776—Congress appointed a com- J . ^: ...... ■ and there is^ no reason to suppose mittee to build vessela for has absolutely nothing to do with If we believed that we should be And having food and raiment let ns be therewith content.— that it will make hair grow. It may a navy. the matter discussed by Mr. Che greatly tempted to throw In > with dTim. 6:8. be used quite litierally each time af 1868—United States recognized ney. It is an academic treatise, the radical drys, even though we ter the face is washed. provisional government of from a special Democratic point regard sumptuary, legislation of The . ambitious deceive them Spain. of view, of the whole subject of any sort as utterly opposed to the selves when they propose ah end 1911—Ground broken in San Fran-, to their ambition for that end. GETTING AHEAT> . cisco for .the Panama Pacific piosperlty. It does not mention the American scheme of government when attained, becomes a means. International Exposition to silk industry. It is entirely beside and the inherent rights of the In —Rochefoucauld. IMPATIENT BUSINESS r iN open in 1915. the question in hand.'We have no dividual. If Volsteadism could be (heatedly): Here it is M'' Jay. .Tel. 50 M anchester ^ doubt that it took Mr. Lippman, enforced there would be much of One can .tell how good a house Tomorrow will be Tuesd' . and Lingering colds are dangerous. ^•'Main Street keeper a ^ rl is by the straightnesi* the next day Wednesda . The First A id. Cold Remedy for quick the chief editorial writer of the iigument for It despite the com of the seams that run up the back whole week half gone and nothing lellef. Magnell Drug Co., South | ,W^rld, a great many hours, to plete Prussianism of the theory ( of her stockings. done yet.—Tit-BUa, Manchester.—Adv. i ^ r : " xtv ...... MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERAicr>. SATUR D AY, OCTOBER 13, i m , m C E x F T V B NASH HAKES RECORD LOCAL BOY ENROLLED X Interesting Interviews ' DURING SEPTEMBER AT AMERICAN li. -S. Kenosha; Wis., Oct. 13— The Washington, D. C., Oct. 13.-^ With Local Folks 11 month of September marked up Roberts D Burr bf Miulhestei, I vx BOYi|SCOUTS another significant produ;;Tion' and Conn., is nu ntered. among tl e two , 'JamiBk'M./Shearef^bf the CapttoJ ^ 11| Bulck GoBipariy reports the foliow- ^ales record of The Nash Motors hundred and tfty students who : J Company, with a total of 20.606 oi rave enrollid in the College ol lp,g dellyeries: Bulck ■SiJver^, An- Talks with Manchester Business and Prot the increasingly pcpiiiai “ 400’ Liberal Arts ui Americau Uritvelsi nlverisany; roadster to Arthur - St. fessional Men and Womeh—Intimate j | series cars placed in the hands cf iv located in this city. Burr enters Johk Thf- UbflfWr stroet; Sll ver An- •' Troop Five met last Wednesday new Nash owners. ■ be University^as a member of the niVersAbyTBttick rioadster to Ralph Word Pictures of Persons You , evening at the Swedish Lutheran The record, according to ofllnai Freshman class. He Is the b« Ider of .Norton > of’ ..Oakland street-; Silver EM PROVED ehurch with 21 members and five figures revealed today by the. Nash the Fouiidatioi. Scholarriilp from Annivereary^-Bulck--oed^n, to -Law See Day After Day. * ' k officers present. sales department, is 6 176 cars over Couneeticut entitling hlpa to free rence B-bneel of- HartforU road. COLD WEATHER After color ceremony and a snap and above the number manufactur tuition fur 'Us first year,':-Th.s M ada^ firo’thets^ report the de- py marching drill, the scouts were ed and shipped during fhe best scboiaiship is awarded .aoo’ually to tivepy b r Nash 400 Special coupe to PERFORMANCE divided into 6lasses for instruction previous September in Nas’i als- the high stfho.i- graduate Uom Con Mrs. 'Walter Sheridan of- the Sheri' In tests and Merit Badge subjects. tory, and an L.crease of 8,007 cars necticut who ’-anks highest among deti Hotel;,and state that they have Res.iiltSng over Septefnber a yeai agi Despite the applicants from that state and another carload of Nash 400 sedans Diagram ghouiing water A new plan Is being worked om enroute from the factory. currenu through. radidioT. in utilizing the older fellows as in tihe fact that the month was a short who gives largest pn.mise of being from the Inset—'Thermostat con- structors.and last Wednesday sure one in availa'ble working days, the ’ ble to carry a college course with trolling water temperatnre. ly proved that it could be done. great Nash plants attained their distinction. • . Roy Johnson instructed First Ai.i highest daily production during The enrollment at the beginning GOLLEU'TOR’S Merit Badge, Erik Modean, Path- that period to stem the unequaled ol the college’s fourth year repre CiROSS-tFILOW finding; Earl Johnson, Public tide of order’s that have swept over sents an increas.'of twent/ ltve per How the color of your next health; Phillip Anderson, Signal them from every part of the coun cent over the enrollment dcrlng lb,e NOTICE ling, Irving Carlson, Scout Pace and try since the new series cars were preceding college year. Students All persons liable by law to pay HtAiDIIATOR year’s costume is de Second Class First 'Aid, and Her Introduced on June 21. attending the col'ege ome from taxes in the The cross-flow radiators in the cooling systepas of man Johnson. First Class Review. The September achievement twenty-seven states, and three fbr- the Pontiac Six and the Oakland All-American cided, told by After instruction period the brings the total of new “ 4C0” series e gn countries. . ^ Fifth School District Six reduce to a minimum the Evaporation o f water c'raftwork patrol met with Herman manufactured and shipped to 74,- in order to lake care of the in and alcohol. Am automatic thermostat prevents JULIUS FRADIN Johnson making paper knifes and 913. of Manchester ate hereby notified creased snroLmant addition, have that 1 shall, on Ubtober. 1, 19 28, water circulation until the engine reaches correct the rdver patrol elected officers “ Ever since the first showing of ■leen made to be faculty a"d im M'ho tells some arid planned their first rover hike have a rale bill fur the collection operating temperature. As a consequence the the new Nash series in June, inter-i provements have been mtJe to the of 2 mills, on the dollar, laid on the which will be to Camp Pioneer. No national demand has brought a physical property on thn ninety- engine warms up quickly and less choking is the trade secrets of vember 28. Roy Johnson was elect list of'1927, due the ColJecior Octo- needed^ reducing dilution of crankcase oil.. Be continuous procession of new in acre campus located on ILe corner ner 1, 1928. women’s and children’s wear. ed Patrol leader of the rovers anl cause of the protection the cross-flow radiator pro Earl Johnson, assistant. dustrial and sales records for the of Massachut ;tts and Nebraska Taxes may be paid at the Fifth , Nash Motors Company.” C. H. Bliss, vides against losses of water and alcohol, the Pon A new game called “ Elephant avenues. Dr. .Toy Elmer Morgan, District School on Keeney Street. 1 Roll” was introduced and several sales manager said in commenting editor of The National i^ducation Saturday. October,.13 between the i tiac. Six and the All-American Six require less of the boys turned out to be good on this-period of his company’s big Associition magazine, delivered the hours of 12 noon a."id 5 p. in. attention in winter than other cars. Also, througR 'elephant riders. After another gest success. “ In July the motoring opening convocation address. Take Notice: AH taxes unpaid their thermostatic control, they reveal far better game called “ Pull Over” the troop public absorbed 17.884 of the Noveiiiber 1, 1928. will be charged “ 400's” — nea.iy 3,000 cars more performance than other cars-in their fields,when lined up and was dismissed. A interest at the rate o f• 9 per cent, the temperature is low . . . The cross-flow radiator hike will be held at the troop cab than the number prodiictd aud Notice of the Tax Collector from October 1. 1928 to April 1, in Saturday and out door cooking marketed in the best previous July 1929, and 10 per cent, for balance is available only on the Pontiac Six and the All- in our annals. August saw more American Six. Come in and see it. And learn EE(ITOR’S NOTE—This is the tenth of a new series " will be the feature. All persons liable by law to pay of year, and 12 per cent, on all Disirict Notes than 22.500 of the new cars ta.xes in the Hens filed. while you’re here of the many other advancements of local Saturday special articles. It is intended The Tenth Anniversary of Armis marketed— an increase of more EIGHTH SCHOOL AND which only these two great General Motors Sixes through these sketches, to make Manchester’s business' f-; tice Day will be celebrated with a than 4,000 o'or last year’s peak WALTER SNOW, Collector. IJTIU'I IES DISTRICT provide. and professional men and women, better acquainted ?? monstrous parade on Monday, No and exactly 4 498 more .ars than Manchester. Conn., vember 12. All scoutmasters are re the best previous August in Na^h of Manchester are hereby notified ^Door Sedan, $745; Coupe, $745; Sport Roadfter, $745; Phaeton, $775( with the public. A different person will be visited Sept. 22, 1928. MLfKutcAy ‘T’A-'ooT oeaan, oportSport UinaauiMndau 5edanf^dan, $675«$875. All quested to prepare their troops for history. Now business in September that 1 shall, on October 1, 1928, 4 .'ices at fa^oryo Check Oakland’Pontiac delivered prices- "they include each week. this parade and make an effort to with but 21 1-2 working days to have a rate bill for the collection louiest handling charges. General Motors Time Payment Plan available of 5 mills on the dollar, laid on the at minimum rate* INCE it seems to be fash > wants to be referred to ^ have them all in uniform by the create the record has irought us 12th. Details on the time and place an increase of 63 percent over the list ot 1927, due the Collector Octo ionable these days to dis ‘stout.’ Everybody wants to b« ber 1, 192-8. S cuss “ the whispering young looking. will be announced later. month last year and of 42 percent HUNTERS over the peak September on our Taxes may be paid at Blacksmith KEMP BROTHERS campaign” let’s whisper to the “ Years ago a womam. wonJd Shop, Allen Place, every work day girls this fashionable mes come into a store and ask-for books. TAKE NOTICE 130 Center Street, South Manchester “ To meet this greatest demand till Saturday noon; also every work Hunters are. forbidden to I sage: a hat for a matron, as It was day ami evening at 47 Main street. “ The popular color for cos then calif t. You never hear, '^ B O D Y ’S GIRL” ever experienced by the Nash in trespass on our property at terests, mani't'acturing schedules Take Notice: All taxes unpaid tumes next year will not be that request nowadav^J,’.,. No November I, 1928, will be charged Highland Park for the pur tan and black. And do you matter how old the have been steadily increased, com mensurate with the high crality of interest ai the rate of 9 per cent, pose of shooting game. know why? Because those are may be she wants a|*j^'sh MUSICAL ROMANCE from October .1. 19 28 to April I, the colors for this year and hat. And it is the s a ^ ^ ^ t h workmanshm which is the founoa- Any pej-son violating the or OAKIAN D-PONTB AC 1929,'and 10 per cent, for balance der will be prosecuted to the full PRODVerS •» •INeMt MOTORS the style fashioners see that suits and coats and -liil^s'sfes. tion of Nash success, until produc Will Play at Parsons Theater of year, and 12 per cent, on all liens extent of the law. SIXES each year there is a different There is no such a t h i^ as tion has reached a new high level filed. color.” middle aged women, i^^ilen’t of more than 1.000 cars daily. The . LAWRENCE W. CASE, Hartford. October 15, 16 and JOSEPH CH.^RTIER, This is one of the trade se heard of such a. per^ciff' for 17— 75 In Company. carefully planned and .skillfully CASE BROTHERS. Collector. TONICA SPRINGS CO. crets divulged this week in a years so there mustn’t be any. executed expaosion p’rogrrm, which Manchester, Conn., . chat with Julius Fradin, of I suppose everybody dies jTheatergoers who quickly recog makes this i.i Mevemenf possible, Sept. 22. 1 928. y vertise in The Evening Herald-It Pays Fradin’s, the south end wom young nowadays for tto^INtare nize and love to be mastered by may be expected now to adequately an’s apparel shop. no old people accor^jiaj to: charm, when it sweeps over the meet our record demand.” Mr. Fradin told how colors fashion experts ancj/^ j^tail footlights and takes their hearts by are decided upon. Men from women’s apparel deali»s.^>lf storm will again bow to the master the various manufacturing when “ Nobody’s Girl” is presented concerns gather in New York. at the Parsons Theater, October 15, SERVICE OFTEN DECIDES They then decide on a color NO MORE POREIGNERSv- ■ IN UNITED STATES ‘ \ 16, 17, for according to reports and this color within a few this is a charming musical romance CAR SALES SAYS KEMP weeks is shown all over the OW do the tastes of o^r that will hold one's attention from Small First Payment*- United States. It is all a mat American woman compare the rise of the curtain until the ter of business because if one H with those from foreign finale. The plot of the play borders ‘■‘Service often decides car sales,” manufacturer decided on' shores?” on serious situations at times, but is says John W. Kemp of Kemp green, say, and the other on “ Why, my friend, there are cleverly relieved by brilliant come Brothers, the new Oakland and blue and still another on red no foreigners in the United, Terms on O. K.^d Used Cars dy and tuneful melodies. The book Pontiac dealers in Manchester. there would be no popular col States. We are all old settlers. which has been revised by John E. ‘ And for this reason,” continues or. These handful of men can For the last ten years immi Young is a human document of Mr. Kemp, “ the factory prescribed Econom ical Traniportotion See these used cars today! You can get the cap tell you months ahead just gration has been so restricted wholesomeness and naturalness a set standard based on experience. what color costume you will that aimost everybody has been that could stand by itself but inter All Oakland and Pontiac service is of your choice at an exceptionally low price— wear. Quite interesting, isn’t living in this country for at woven into it are clever lyrics by rendered on a flat rate basis so that it? least ten years so the foreign ' ^u’s Kahn and a delightful score by the owner knows before the work Is and you can buy it for a small first payment Long in Business question does not coma iip any . William Ortmann. done on his car jast how much of a and on easy terms. These cars, carrying the red •Mr. Fradin ought to know more these days. in the hands of such celebrated bill he will have when the car is U -■ for he has been in the business “ It seems to be that the artists as Use Marvenga, Roy Crop returned to him. ^rom my exper ‘‘O, K. That Counts” tag, provide you with a for many years and ^knows it trade is now just like as if it per, John E. Young, and Joe Men- ience as a dealer, I consider the fla# from the manufacturing end were from one. big fathily. delson to say nothing of several oth rate system as one of, the' greatest definite assurance of honest value, depend to the retailing end. He is 42 Silken underthings rule. er notables of musical fame, it is improvements in the maintenance ability and satisfaction bedkuse they have been years of age and came to this body wears cotton any ip or^ ’ fi^irdly possible for a musical play program since it piecludes all possi country from Europe 2 4 years “ How do you like thW M ^ - of, this type not to rise to the ut- bility of ar,gument an.i sends the thoroughly checked by expert mechanics and ago; He started right in the chester folks?” ’most pinacle of success. The en owner on his way satisfied. women’s and children’s appar “ They are splendid people. semble which is of great import “ The service scheme back of the reconditioned for thousands of miles of satis el business in New York and I never met better ones in my ance numbers some sixty boys and Oakland and Pontiac has stood the factory service. Come in and make your selec in 1921 began manufacturing life. They are hone’stv .^lite girls quite different from the usu test of time. It has worked out so dresses in Hartfor^. Later he and discriminating 'huyers. al chorus, in that they are required well that many new friends have T 'K i s tion today while stocks are* complete. heard of an opportunity to They know styles and.fthey.|T?; to. sing and act as well as to wear been made for the Oakland and th’e ^ '’feed «*8hown start in the retail business know goods as well as the; the attractive costumes properly. Pontiac, everywhere. here and six years ago came seller.” With the .special orchestra the or “ Naturally we are zealous in our to Manchester where he “ Can you advance a reason ganization carries about 75 people. endeavor to render Manchester bought out Elman’s store in why local persons should shop A.special matinee will be given on owners that sort of service that is the Johnson block. Then he at home?” Wednesday. sure to satisfy. We are equipp.-d built his o'wn place adjoining “ A dozen if you wish. First to take the best care of our cus the State theatre where he is we can give them more atten-^ tomers.” at present. tion. There is the personal ’ Asked if the figures of wom equation. Here you m^fet' Jhe,’ en were changing he answer proprietor to tell your troubles CIRCLE THEATER OPENS ed; . to, no mere complaint clerk in “ No, they are just the same. a gigantic department store. FOR SEASON TODAY In 1921 for instance the wom One can get a better guarantee T ypewriters en wore corsets and had a at home and the styles are just AH iiiake.s, solfl, rented, ex waist line. The slimmer the the same as they are in the changed and overhauled. 1 V — waist the better they like it largest cities. Every two weeks The Circle Theater reopens this and that meant a style of cos I go to New York just the afternoon for the winter season. It Special rental rales to stii- tume to conform with the same as the buyers for the^* will be operated two days a week— deniii. Rebuilt niaebines Saturdays and Sundays-^—Manager fashion. But now it is ' all biggest stores. We see the $20,011 and ap. straight lines and the girls same suits and dresses . and Ben Von Pllski has announced. The strive for a slim effect, not pick them just the same As the ^ feature film for the opening week- only at the waist but all over. others. There is no difference »■ .end engagement will ba “ Plastered Some girls are slenderer be in prices and because of our in Paris” , featuring Sammy Cohen. KJMP’S cause they go on a diet and lesser overhead we can under The Circle was reopened to take 768 IWain St. Phone 821 exercise more because no girl. sell the larger’stores.” care of the overflow crowd which has taxed the State’s capacity. «» ■.. »■ HUNTERS MAKE LAKE HUGE LUMP OF COAL - STREET PEOPLE DUCK AT G. E. WILUS OFFICE A few of WE CAN DELIVER Guns Go Off Too Close to G. E. Willis and Son, Inc., have a our ipnat Used Car values Home Resident Complains; large piece' of solid anthracite coal placed in front of their office at 2 May Post Land. Main street. It was furnished by u . the Lehigh Coal and Navigation DE SOTO SIXES an OK that counts” According to Milton Pish of La’ e Co., producers of Old Cftmthny’s street, hunters who tramp the Coal and at present spopsors of woods in that section of the town 1926 FORD ONE TON 1925 BUICK SEDAN 1927 CHEVROLET . 1926 OVERLAND’ 4 - Reinald Werranrath in a ’series b;£ Immediately This car has had the best ‘ do not exercise enough precaution radio concerts. It’s weight is only TRUCK COACH DOOR SEDAN against pssible accidents. Mr. Fish This car is in very . good kind of care. ' A real buy!. known to the Willis Company. A WITH AN 0. K. THAT says the hunters come too close to guessing contest as to its weigh’ shape and will make a good in Perfect motor, well kept all Ask us to demonstrate. Good Now on Display at Our Showrooms COUNTS around. Ask to drive this houses while seeking game. ’ Sev among ihe people of the town will vestment for anyone needing a tires arid motor. eral times last year, shots fired by truck of this type,’ and convince yourself. be conducted from Oct 13 to Nov. for Inspection 1926 DODGE TOURING WITH AN O. k. THAT hunters struck buildings about his 24. The winner will receive 'a ton • WITH AN O. K. THAT WITH AN O. K. THAT house and often narrowiy missed in A great 11 tile car.. Low cost COUNTS of coal free. In case there arje two COUNTS juring persons. A Door Sedan ...... $995 transportatiop. ,, ; COUNTS At the time, Mr. Fish reported cr three guesses the same A' 'driv WITH AN 0. K. THAT . ing will be held to determine the COUNTS the matter to the local police de winner. 2 Door Sed an ...... _ $955 1927 CHEVROLET ’ partment and the carelessness was 1927 CHEVROLET 1926 CHEVROLET >’ •* t ■ ^ C()ACH done away with. Although Mr. ^ Coupe ...... $955 SEDAN . 1926 CHEVROLET COACH F«sh already reports that hunters Some one will get an un .... COUPE " Excellent mechanical condi have fired their guns much too close Convertible Coupe ...... $995 usual bargain if they buy this .V' Thi^ car is eyerything 'we This is- an exceptionally fine tion and not misrepresented to the buildings. “ We have no ob job. ’ Good rubber, motor A l Si^y'bf ;;lt'’'and more, besides. coach and can be bought at a when we ^say that this is a real jection to hunters traveling about FILMS Roadster . $955 shape. . Sed'.forJytmiself.'^- reasonable figure. • car. . our premises so long as they do not Developed and' i ui These prices are delivered, completely equipped WITH AN O. K. THAT ' WITH'AN 0;' k . "THAT WlTHjAN O. K. THAT WITH AN O k.. THAT come to else to the house, but If ' COUNTS . ■ • .' COUNTS ; ■ COUNTS COUNTS • they persist in ding so, it will sim Printed in Manchester. ply mean that we will have to post 112 inch Wheelbase. Lovejoy Shock Absorbers the land in self-defense. I do not Chrysler Built believe that a real sportsman would FLAMINg show this carelessness,” Mr. Fish of All Rinds said. . : BL A . STEPHENS MAGHELL MOTOR SALES Center and Knox S t i lt s , ‘ South IVlanchestep The safest cough remedies, Elite StUdi) throat and bronchial Balsam. Sold 2-24 Maple St., Phone 2017, South Ma. T m .^ 3 51- i IL '' C ..'s']' ■ MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENINtJ HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1928, PAGE SEVEN MODEL- OPENS OCT. WATERPROOF FOUNDATION sulatlng value that' is fire resisting SPRAY GUN INSULATION and vermin proof. In its original State *s Finest Oak O P WEEK MORE Unless foundations are properly waterproofed at the time the house form it is light, soft and nuffy. This is built, moisture in the cellar may IS PROVED EFnCIENT flberous , material is sprayed in In Elizabeth Path r BEFORE OPENING be a constant source of annoyance, place with silicate of sooa (water it may prevent cellar space being glass), a substantial and lasting h> ______cohesive ag:mt. used and it may cause illness. There • Insulation applied by air direct Is hardly one detail about a home Application may be, made to to walls, and radically different In wood, m.T-i»;. v that causes more trouble and ex texture from other insulators, Record Made in Construe- pense than cellars into which wa alzcd iron or wall bo!iTd. This ter penetrates. ' brings about un entirely new con Insulation weighs only four and a ■ jr lion— Job Is Well Done A waterproofing compound mixed ception of itfsulating values. half pounds a cubic foot.' with concrete will take, care of the This materinl is ^ rapidly and poured concrete foundation. Mas thorbughly a|y>lied By air to walls m A Worth Inspecting. onry foundations may be treated In and ceilings with a spray gun of special construction. Every crack, t three ways. The most expensive but the surest is the membrane method crevice and place usually inaccess- ALLEN HAVE ^ Suiiday, October 21st, has been Involving the use of tar paper and able to other forms of insulating the official opening day of pitch, The second is plastering the materials is hermetically sealed. Residential T.hrJerald Elizabeth Park Model outside of the foundation, a water This material Is always applied by .located >on Henry street In proofing compound being incorpor experienced mechanics.' Building and I ^ilfea'heth Park. It is the consum- ated In the plaster. The third meth While the method of application jbiaTlph. of a summer of intensive od Is to coat the exterior of the resembles the spraying of paint, the work'bn-the part of every contrac foundation walls with a bituminous result Is a thin blanket of high in- Designing tor Who'has had a part in building material. ll&And despite adverse weather con- Plans Drawn, Estimates dlUpoB which affected the progpress Ornamental Iron Furnished at‘;tf|ooe8, it has been completed in JACKETED BOILER a'^Chrd time. At the same time it Work Made To Order General Construction h ^ 'been built carefully and well Work and Jobbing aid no detail has been overlooked. IS GABLE SHAPED f ‘ Although the house is not yet Something to Beautify the Home 39 Westminster Road open or furnished. It has been a Trim, rugged and compact, a new at a Small Cost — Such as Iron Phgine 1706 soiirjce of attraction to hundreds of Railings. Chimney S’s and other people within the last few weeks. jacketed. Insulated, square water- tube boiler finished in French gray similar work. ' A large number of people have tol- Iron Railings for the Model Home IbFed its progress from the very enamel has been placed on the mar thinning. It has more than accom- ket. In design this equipment has, Furnished by pfiBhed what was hoped for in on each side of'the top of the jack- H. W . Hollister stimulating building interest in et, a gentle gable slope which does away with the severe, flat, box-like James Kilpatrick Manchester. It will stand as a 268 Woodland S t Phone 170;i ; .C splendid example of what can be appearance. Blacksmith done In the way of a moderate Rock wool Is the insulation Charter Oak St. Tel. 127-4 We Raise Them— priced home. In other words, it which fills the space between the shows how much really can be had jacket and the boiler, preventing We Move Them.— fbr a comparatively small sum. It heat loss, and so saving fuel. Econ We Shore Them— vnll be a revelation to hundreds of omy is further assured, it is stat viiltors without a doubt. ed, because flues provide a long We Wreck Them— There are some fine oak trees on forward and back travel, and be tiome Builders’ tba tract at Elizabeth Park, among F ^E COMPORTS AND CHEERS. cause front and back sections, as them being a prize winner for the 'RUSTPROOF HOME WTffl ' well as sides and the surface over entire state. This is how it won the the fire, are corrugated, enlarging Hints The prize: Robert J. Smith, who is the ig can give a more agreeable COPPER, BRASS, B R l l I of comfort and cheer than the direct fire surface. BUILDINGS owner of the tract has had his son. '^ o grates are available for this by Robert H. Smith, working about Pfew logs on the hearth. As Low Cost J ^ ^ l a t o r .jid purifier, the fire- boiler, one for large coal and one the tract during the summer vaca for No. 1 buckwheat. Soft coal, tion. He learned of the contest for As the sea wall resists the waves* 1 ^ !^ “ 65 equal, as it constant- W . G. Glenney Co. so copper,* brass and bronze protect coke or oil may be used as well as the largest timber in Connecticut If'" wFhdraw.s stale air from the large or small size hard coal. in 1928, for boys staged by the against the corroding effect of a fireplace in your Store moisture in and about the home, j Jacket is of steel, while the boiler Electrical State Park and Forest Commission, home even if it does cost “ a little proper is of cast Iron sectional con ESCAPE! of which Austin F. Hawes is com Rain, fog, dampness arid watef more than we can afford.” Have soon rust corrodible metk||i. A struction, said to be very easy to missioner. This red oak tree on the a good, honest fireplace, designed mstall. This equipment is suitable from W inter’s Cold iWILL tract took first prize in its class house that has copper roo^l^ij^'maj and constructed for burning wood, terials, brass pipe, brass op l>ronze for steam, vapor or hot water heat Contracting and is a tree 95 feet high and 11 and learn the art of fire making. ing. With feet in circumference. At the base hardware and lighting fixtmW and bronze or copper insecL- wreeU We are prepared to give FURNISH THE it is as near perfectly shaped as a vou service on all kinds of tree could be. It reaches 50 feet be cloth, is equipped with metaHs thal T h i * CELOTEX last. V ^ • electrical work. Call us In fore branching out. when you’re ready. Replacement of corrodlbf^iiinetaN Ineffaceable Beauty. Insulating Board is expensive. The protection of cop^ Build With We Can Supply , PUMP WASHES DISHES. ler, brass and bronze is within ,thd of Celotex is a durable in Fixtures for Every HERALD means of every home owner. 1 sulating material that Room in Your Home. A centrifugal pump operated by Glastonbury an electric motor provides the wa shuts out cold and damp - 6 PER CENT, if'’ f J’ TILES If the fixtures In your pres ter action in a combination sink ness, deadens sound, is ent home are old let us re and dishwasher recently put on the CONNECTICUT i Granite place them with new ones. ELIZABETH PARK market. The inside and outside of FIRST MORTGAGE L(JANS The utility and economy of strong and forms a per every dish is kept clean by constant ..In amounts from 9500. to Recognized by leading ar- tiled walls and floors in bath fect plastering base. Electric Wiring and passage through a strainer. 925,000. for sale. chitects as high grade Dulld- rooms, kitchens, sun porches [nstallation. of Fixtures The basket which holds the List of loans and full particn- ing Slone. in Model Home dishes and silverware revolves slow and entrance halls give a poise MODEL-HOME lara fumislied on appUo^l$^’' ' The W. G, Glenney Will Be Done by ly as the spray of soapy water does Many of the best builders and serenity not to be achieved the washing. This sink combina THE are nslng it. with any other materials. tion may be had with the dishwash LOMAS & NETTLETON Lumber Co. er on the right or on the left, with Johnson Electric (>o COMPANY Beautiful in appearance drainboard on the other side, de Tile Work in the Model Manchester. Phone 126 -9 Clinton St. Tel. 057-4 pending which model best suits a 175 Orange Street a ^ does not wear out. particular kitchen. New Haven, Conn< *-> i Home Done by ■r ’f-A Home Product Quarried We have been invited to fur -in Glastonbury. nish this attractive home. Our t. « • plans are completed and every fHQN W. A. Strickland Georgel Jolmsoii essentials Manchester, Phone 506 Tile Contractor provided by WARM HEATING installed according thing is in readiness to (io our to the Standard Code of the National Warm Air Heat Burnside Phone Laurel 1409 ing Association— to prevent the ills and discomforts part in making this a beautiful GOOD THINGS TO EAT ; > that go with chilling temperatures you need ‘‘Model Home” full of new \ MAKES NO DIFFERENCE THE BEAUTIFUL W ARM AIR Does it make any difference to Pinehurst that the forffiar’*' ideas and suggestions to home r5*w?“ ® deferred till a week from t o L o E ~ —to protect you against the troubles caused ' by parched dry atmosphere you need builders. - We have selected This business is organized for‘ emergency service just about ^ NANCry DEAN It ?f a-first class fire department. It has to be. Silver Service that wiU be displayed on the Dining Table MOIST AIR fine furnishings for every nfAr Hot ^ certain routine to be attended to, day in the Model Home knew, well in advance,,what each day's — to avoid the effects of dead, stagnant air you need dudes were to be. Altogether different from that. - *' Furnished by room, taking into considera Each day brings its own demands, depending on the moods the refreshing stimulati()n of and appetitles of the customers, the weather, how the famllv budgets are figuring up, a hundred unforeseeable things. And THE DEWEY-RICHMAN CO. MOVING AIR tion that a “ Model Hcme^* iv* th f^^dy to meet those demands promptly, efficient- j JEWELERS STATIONERS SILVERSMITHS should be furnished economi mipli'ed o « tor to « « **The House of Value” cally as weir as tastefully. ''N Johnson & Little larder. Just time to get out and carefully check up the order It ®P®ody trucks to carry Plumbing and Heating Contractors. 13 Chestnut Street. ' Tel. 10S3-2 It is being furnished in con p h ? n V 5 5 f f i S Y o o o !“ " emergency order today. The junction .with our Fall Exhibi- Sweeper-Vac ytion of Furniture Fashions The Most Useful Vacuum Cleaner Xsoon to be announced.) "H w y, You Are to Be Congratulated on This Wonder THIS IS PAINTING TIME ■ *' - ful Little Place—How Did You Do It.” ^ Keep your home dean by The Fall of the year generally finds the average prop Don’t fail to visit the “Model modem up-to-date metjhods erty owner taking stock o f his buildings for if he’s . with the Sweeper-Vac sanitary shrewd he knows that good paint is the cheapest protec Home” and see for yourself and cleaning system. In addi tion against decay and rust. We advise you to use how beautifully a home can be tion to keeping your rugs and J • furnished by Keith’s at a very furnishings clean the Sweeper- Sherwin-Williams Paint Products Vac dry mops bare floors with low cost. A the Vac-mop attachments and ^ for an enduring ^job.* exterminates mothB and germs with the new vaporizer. Ask us for a free demonstration in Manchester Plumbing &' Suppler Co. your own home. Phone 459 G. E. Kritli Furmture Co., Inc OCTOBER SPECIAL > ONLY $5.00 DOWN $5.25 A MONTH — TWO STORES------v f .Th. Sw6*pwr.V8c win be on display in th. Herald **Where You Can Affoi^ to Buy Gkiod Edison Portland Cement Furniture” “ No contratulatlons due me especially, Jim— they’re due the Model Home. v Lime, Plaster and Chimney Tile wife. It was her insistence that we SAVE that brought about In Any Quantity for Your New Home. MAIN STORE UPTOWN BRANCa our little fund that mado this poBSible." v •:o And When Your Home is Finished We Can Supply You OPP. HIGH SCHOOL 825 Main St. W ith G (^ and OIL The Savings Bank of Manchester The Manchester Electricc C South Manchester, Conn. 773 Main Street Q. E. WILLIS & SON, INC Phone 1700 a Main Street,' Phone 60, Mnncheiter 4 ilANCIIESTER (CONfl.) EVENING HERALD. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 19i28.^ 'A only, and the judges > will choose 3:30 Genia Zielinska, Soprana and 7:00 "Famous Songs and Tbose the number they think has the best Winifbed Young Cornish, Pianist 'V^ho Made Them” — Reiqald uiv, ' ( ^Jnj.1. MAY BE STORE ON FIRST, voice, ' 4:00 Dr. S. Parkes Cadman. ■Werrenrath Concert Series from The girl and boy winning the J)r. S. Parkes Cadman, pastor of N.B.C. Studios. WTIC State contest will then be qualified the Central Congregational Church 7:30 Musical .Program by Major EO O R OF WARANOKE of Brooklyn, whose opening relig GHARITY Travelers Insurance Co. for the district audition and will Bowes’ Family from the Capitol be the guests of the Atwater Kent ious program over the radio was ,Theatre, New i York City. GEORGE HENRY BOLE Hartford postponed for one week, will pre Anthony Richter, who has pur- Foundation during the competition. 9:00 “ Our Government"— David 1 International Snnday School Lesson Text. Oct. 14. v m -v 9:00 Joint Recital with Laurence sent at 4 o’clock' Sunday his first Lawrence. ’Chased the ^Waranuke Hotel, has 535.4 ift: , 560 k .c. Now abideth faith, hope, rtiarity, these three; but the g ^ it- ’ taken over the management of the C. Hohan, Pianist and Alphonso broadcast in a series of*religious 9:15 Silent. est of these is charity.— 1. Cor. 18:13. Cavallarq, Violinist. programs , through WTIC* hotel himself and is now conduct- Program for Saturcay Dr. Cadman has beeq engaged 4o#*the dining room and hotel. Mr. I 1 . 2:45 p. m. Yale vs. Georgia Foot- Romance in F ...... Beethoven to some extent in radio work for Richter has had plans drawn and game from the Yale Bowl, New Norwegian Dance ...... Grieg the past three years. He was first CHOKED AIRPLANE Paul declares charity to be great the self-lover becomet. Infuriated estimates made for the .addition of Haven, Connecticut. Mr. Cavallaro presented by the Bedford Branch of er than faith or hope. The Ameri against those who cross his path^< ;j,t^i^y rooms at the rear of the 7:55 Summary of Program and II ' the Y. M. C. A. in Brooklyn. His can version of the Bible more ac while he who has real love ei^er-^ there have been some de- News. Bulletins. Ronda in A ...... Mozart broad treatment of basic religious COMES DOWN HERE curately reads, the greatest of these cises compassion for those who'do velo'^ents that will probably fe- 8:00 Atwater-Kent State Audition. Sketch, Opus 24 No. 1 . .Arensky questions, his striking radio per is "love.” It maket but little dif him evil. Pur.e love has no angeri in sti^ in a change of the original The State Atwater-Kent Audition Mr. Honan sonality, his sympathetic under ference whether the Gmgk Is trans it. plAOS. There it a possibility that will be broadcast at 8 o’clock from III standing of the pooblem of address lated "charity” or “ love,’' for on the Charity and God’s love are ^ ower ■fioor may be given np the studios of WTIC. Tonight those Spanish Dance No. lll.Sarasate ing a vast unseen audience, have Lieut Mills Finds a Safe inside they are' the same. There is saqie in essence, which is recognlz- \ivVstore, ------leaving merely a street girls and boys, who have won their Serenade ...... Drdla made him the logical person to be no charity where there is no love, ed in these searching and beautiful, and" putting the hbtel local contest,'will compete for the Mr. Cavallaro come the first radio preacher. and everyone is in charity in pro terms;— “ Charity sufferetb^Motig, proper on the upper fio'ors. Grave tnarko«:. v oHia- State honors. 5:30 Silent until 6:00 p. m. portion to the love possessed. The and is kind; Charity envleth-.^not; Landing Plaee on Hack ^------mehUi stotie work of, The Audition will be handled Program for Sunday 6:00 The Stetson Parade with the greatest thing on earth or in heav charity vaunteth not itself, is' not just as it was last year. A com 1:30 p. m. Peerless Reproducers Weymouth Post American Le sfcnplKmr'I'; en is Idve, for God is love. puffed up, doth not behave Itself WHEN YOU NEED A mittee of judges will be located in from N.B.C. Studios. gion Band. matack St' in Emergency. The meaning of charity should unseemly, seeketh not her own, ls< i:t CARPENTER OR MASON the reading room of the Travelers 2:00 Chamber Music with Frances 6:30 "Why Books"— Program un not be limited to almsgiving. When notuut easily piuvunea,provoked, thinkethtulllKein DOno’ •» Club, where there is a radio set. Paperte. der auspices of the New York one says to another. Be Charitable, evil, rejoiceth not in Iniquity, but Httle repair job don’t for- t m : f',-. J / i MANCHESTER. (CONN.)" EVENING HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 192& P A ^ And Both Home ------i ♦ ' ' ' ERE is a story as modern and thrilling as a trans-Atlantic flight ♦ . . written as can write a ♦ ♦ . ♦. readers know her as a Girl Loves” and ^Lo\ie for Two” ,., Now comes her latest story, more modern than either of these and more .thrilling, Jerry Ray, the herpine, is determined to marry for money ;, is a share for romantih usu: in poverty ♦ ♦ ♦ meets wem. IS to a [in to >1 j. \A ■’ iD- 'tuvi ^ A . i ’ Til ■7^ V . f MAMGH STER (CONN.) SVEmN'" HBRAjU). SA ltoPA y, OCTOBER 13; 1928^ 15 '. ■• PAGE ELEVEN' " : 7/Te 'jo u A s ie COPVRIGHT 19® S m SRVICE JNC EARLY If women m ated to be petty^by herself, or this Dew Job which enough to do a little crowing over merely means the use of her name THIS HAS HAPPENED the pockets of her beavdr jacquette. ® grandest, purest the male of the species,, present or picture. To be sure. If the future SYBIL THORNE, recently wi«L “ I'm not,” she said pointedly. f o'h earth. . .. . Did you ever turns of events In the presidential of aviation Is her big dream, she lwe s t Concentrate Your Efforti-Usi^ TJhM e Columns And Gain The Profitable kesuits You Want Wnut \'i\ liirortiiatlon Cards of Thanks l<] 1} ejjpW»nlcdi—iM«le 9fl CARD OF THANKS • w ^ T E D — h i q h -.. sqHOOL' ■ boy 11 1' WHO SEEKS JOB i Maiichester make stj^ns, and work In grpeery. *'Netp Things A re Coming!** We wish to thanK our friends and Apply seednd floor.'5. W.'Htde Co. J " neighbors for kindness shown us at ----- 4-^------:■■■■»■: .. I ,; ii;. • i' .o . , . ^ Kvei'iinR Herald the time of the illness and death of f /{ WANTED— p a i n t e r s :J oeeph'' Ben'- ASHOST our father. We would also thank all Metns':ATuc^ Mctfiy Clfissifieri Arivertiseinents ■ son, 6l Cambridge-atreet'. Your those who contribute flowers. ,. . . *V^IKHP wonts If- a I*''*' MR AND MRS CARL BROLIN. . r : ...... ; ~ • • » MR. AND MRS. HENNING ANDER l^Afi^TfelJ-ONE FTRErt>Y>^i^ ".The, new tblpgs iar? coming! inlni'ia ,‘'nd’ nM SON. hangfef; one ‘ patutert' Aijpiy'Wlmain To The w,‘.r;is''«"'''v.. words Mlnlrnurn cost Is MR. AND MRS. CONRAD CASPER-; --Dicft^qn,* tiS- HaroW^ : i' ' Honorof Housing ;irlfe of ihiee "^''ea ^ SON, MR. AND MRS. CLIFFO RD SAUl/T. lit,'; Tbis cfy‘'ill a'chilttiaii 'shrill. is , .'v-i;. 6 )7£h ;^Th^ Dhmocratfe choice had been William Jennings .Qi^an, then running the third time for the presidency. .On l^e, wMe President Teft’s administration we* un- •veh'^ul. A reyision of the tariff caused great dissatis- 11 r faetidn. the-sixteenth amendmervt to -^e Constitution^; inakihg. kn income tas. legal, was ratified juat before the end of hfs adm:rdetf;|^n. (T MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVEN INC HERAI.D. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1928. PAGE THtSTEQ FLAPPER FANNY SAVfi SKIPPY IISE N SE *«»i_NONSENSd By Percy L, C'rosby i't» THEWTifi SURPRISE aTmonrav It M i f» ^ > By T. E. Belliu | i y t r H a t ? | A speaker addressed, a group of We O u s r - T H C best, i Citizens of the city; s a i POTTO M O f c And^ his words were wise, knd he I opened their eyes, With saying both great and ’ in the coarse of his lecture, be rl t a ed the conjecture, i That the husbands of nowadays— Too soon forget, the wife to pet, „ And the kind and thoughtf^ti; whj^p That they used to show. In* the years ago, When the boneymoo'ns lasted'for years. “ Help them acquire, all Iheir hearts desire,— Give more thought to your wives, the dears. -/ Take them boxes of candy, now that would be dandy. To show that you’re thinking of them: And pretty rings, and other things. No matter how much poverty a To convince that you still love tourist sees in Europe, he always them;’’ brings some back with him. One young man a-llstenlng. With Abibut This Tim e of Y ear OUR BOARDING HOUSE eyes a-glistening. By Fontaine Fox And gladness shone on his face, • By Gene Ahem Just thought he would try, this plan to apply. -TH0:' dAPTAlM o f T H C f o o r ^ A U ^ T ^ A N I And see how it worked in his case: So to town he went, and money he lVl5 BEEd rtBARlAie SOME m 'lap,**^b o y *i H?s e a r e spent. Buying things his wife craved, he iV/ERV PATVV-REPOKTs A B Q U r f K lfff "litB ORPIAIARV TUiAi, OR tH jMP, knew; VoO MA:5bR ! ^ LOOKS ”1b OF PLEAS a r e And home he raced, in joyous haste, i HELP’S AT HAND Just to see what she would do. ME LIKE Voa'RBTraS'fSI'AR-rtAlQ IMPoRtfcP TLEASf E S A P /----- •ic 0Erf P I«V Alouf, TliOM If HARM is at hand, HELP So he rushed right in, with joyful OAiE o F T lfe M lAl PAR'TICULAR. isn’t far off, at least not in letter grin. ■■RiJjClAirua Ai^oUAiP m a V-Po l e s golf. Par for today'4s. four and And he kissed his pretty wife: IA\ NoUR '^OO'fri f MACK \S '^ALEXAAiPER "TelE QREA-T ' ^ one solution is on another page. And he said, “ My dear, I have some -c^-TtlE LtffLE S u t AS SHE <\N0 A6R NUBIAN SLAVE 9A.SK To Tv\e \R V A R BEVOND IN THE RESCUE, A SENTIM DeSERT, TNO desperate LEAPS OUT To Figures. R\DE dogcieolv ?rop Them . ON IN SE-ARCH of water, urffte Di^EANiNE That .lADA IS HURRMlNG -Tow ard them . J. FKKl KLES AND HIS FRIENDS Good-bye, Beppo! B y B l o s s e r IDrocs?s*roo XOC^TPEELSOEAD IS DIS OE PLACE VMAur TV f^VNZvWAMTVOO- ] AFRICA? A^A^^! DATS ' MOSN r e m e m b e r A BATA EBe r y /WUCHMOAJEy TO DAY ABOUT 6NIM6 c a l l e d op d e z o o ‘Bo o t jVES-R16AT TOBE 60QD7DA/M /'WAEBE X ALL CO/V.E TO 6 IVJEAIMA DaV!-'PATSATOREM T D k E E P , BEPPOTD7AE ZOO* A ELEPAAMT? l ‘SE AEAM loOERTAERS AA3D 6 N E A/M LOTS h PPQAA TOO Ba t a e o e p y DAY « AA 6rrs‘-VAssAH TDESOOi2fr^DE AMIAAULE AE 15=-AlS OF MAY AMD A BATA ^Y A SSA FRECkLES* TAEREAELLPAJEA XyiACQAMWSTO feLEPAAMT AMCE PLACE TD LAjE TOW S AAAKE IS 0UEDY BROOSW SEEMJM EAlEpy; ;IM )W S O AMD AU-7i;e M y . ME'M BEPPO'' AIM ALLTAE \NAY xwey DSaoe A E VMAMIS ID e a t .' FPCHN AFRICA, AAJD CMcEiMA 1'J>AA4TAIM Vvtilli r^r tf I-TbeNBAlAA TO BE UVMAV-"AL5k TREATED: 5 U 6 6 E ^ 0 AllCE.^ I t W IT'WOULD BE AAOICE e iF T T O T A e \ ZOO— SO ,, / F R E C K L E S Iw (BATWER CALLS \ O P 7 W E Z O O ‘ i>n w e r e b e p p o 'ISQOICKUe / ^ACCEPTED;.;. Feau.aMT.0PF. f>28. BY MCA SERVICC; M& . i^iLMT.orr. tnrMisBomca ■wx’’ (READ..,THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) SALESMAN SAM It Reads lik e It / ' The little plane just skimmed Ing to hit a cloud,” cried Carpy, B y S m a V along, '' and Scouty said, “ If “ I’m afraid!” 1‘Oh, . that’s f all naught goes wrong, this' ought to r r right,” the sparrpw said, “ If: you yj£LL,601Y- STILL WON'T 6 e e , IT’LL B e <&ood T a S e e dear a be as nice a trip as we have ever are scared, just duck your head. fWGLL.THIS CSTU’ PLACe] WORR SI TH ’ 5| nected with the Hartford office-of a as she was president and secretary ing Sunday eveniug.. Miss Ruyth Me- PAST NOBLE GRANDS' HARRY ENGLAND HAS brokerage concern. He has been CONGREGATION TO HEAR of that organizaUo;a^J!Q]^HUidBa DANCE living In New London, but has beeh ^enem y. will .also tell them'a storyi MRS. s m it h s : i years. She was nomlfiaiOT^R^^^ Special music will be rendered at TURN HALL transfered to this section and is to ident of the natl6nal union four dif MATj^RNITY HOB^ NIGHT ON MONDAY , BUSY REALTY WEEK live here. MRS. GATES ON INDIA this meeting. Warren and Beaton ferent times. The office necessitated Case will play a trumpet and saxa- 1 Horan Street, Manchester Gi TONIGHT “ In the new development of for so much travel she though^^ should Ideal SItnatkm ■ : ty lots that I have just opened I pbone duet, with organ accompani Given by An interesting service Is planned he filled bv a youngec ment, and a volunteer . choir of Reasonable- I POLISH WOMEN'S SOdBTY Sunset Rebekah Lodge to Ob Sells Five Houses, Five Lots have sold two lots to Elwood 'G. for Sunday evening at 7:30 at Sec Gates will no doubt hi young pqople will'; sing. Everyone • -For Particulars, Pbondi iBlO; Wleman’s Orchestra serve Year’s Outstanding and Leases the Old Cobum Walker and a man by the name of ond Congregational church, when terestlng things to will be welcome whether members A Good Time for All. Event—The Officers. Residence. Viertel, who lives, on Poster street, Mrs. F. H. Gates will speak about dren about India, and-they are cor of Second Congregational church or MRS. JESSIE M. SMitH.1 has bought two others. There is one conditions in India. Mrs. Gates la dially Invited to attend the m ^t not. other fellow that I have sold to, Past Noble Grands’ night will be Harry England. Manchester’s mother of Rev. A. H. Gates, pastor MODERN-OLD FASHIONED observed Monday evening in Odd but I am not going to give you his of the ■ Congregational church at youngest real esik.te developer, name as I am also going t5 take DANCING Fellows hall by Sunset Rebekah closed the week with the sale of Vernon Center. He was born In In lodge. This is one of the outstand the contract to build his house for dia as was his mother. Mrs. Gates five houses and five building lots hini. As soon as that contract is Saturday Evening, Oct. 13 ing events of the year and 11 is ex and the leasing of the former was a resident of India for sixty pected there will be a large turn signed up you can have his name.” years and is well qualified to tell of Manchester Green School Coburn'residence on East Center “ No,” that’s not all the houses out of the members' at the supper street, at the Green. the Christian Endeavor work there Good Music Furnished at 6:30 in the banquet hall and the ihat I have, as I now have under Mr. England, who Is postmaster construction fourteen ^others, on Dan Miller, Prompter meeting in the lodge hall at 8. at Manchester Green in addition to W ill the seMement of your estate Admission 50c. Past noble grands who will fill Autumn street, Wellington road, D U PO N T’.S conducting a general store and also Lydall street. North Elm street, the different offices are given be dealing in grain, hay and feed. Was low: Mather street. East Middle Tum- C ID E R M IL L at his store at 9 o’clock balancing pikO^and on Greenroad.” ' be governed by MODERN DANCING Noble Grand— ^Nellie Lull. up his money order business at the JOHN LENTI, Prop. Vice Grand— Edi^h Maxwell. postoffice when asked concerning Cor. Norman and School Sts., Recording secretary— lone Bur the acti-vlties In the real estate line AT THE RAINBOW dick. which he carries as “ a side issue” . MORTGAGE MONEY South Manchester Financial secretary— Lina Mont 'About ten sales this week” , was o r F a c t s .^ TONIGHT gomery. the reply and then he started to O N H A N D Now Open for Business j; Treasurer— Mary Bldwell. enumerate them. FIRST AND SECOND Lionel J. Kennedy and His Warden— ^Abigail Knowles. “ A six room house on Hollister Cider Made Mondays, Conductor— Ella Loveland. Apply First String Orchestra street was sold for me to Mrs. Wednesdays and Saturdays What An Executor Inside guardian—t-Ellenor Rogers. Rachel Malley by R. J. Smith; an Stuart J. Wasley Outside guardian— Annie Lqwd.' Telephone 1893 English colonial six room house at 827 Main St. Tel. 1428-2 Right supporter to the noble Autumn and' Ashworth streets I M ust ]^ o grand— Minnie Weeder. sold myself to Joseph Gibson of ABOUT TOWN Left supporter to the noble Manchester; an American Colonial Oder ■will for probate and grand— Edith Husband. six room house on Girard street I f prove its execution. Mrs. Martha Howard and son Right supporter to the vice sold to H. Russell Haley, who has 2 . Notify all persons inter- Frederici: of South Lancaster, grand— Mary Hutchison. been living on Cone street: on Wel Mass., are visiting Mrs. Howard’s Left supporter to the vice grand lington road, in the Hollywood ^ ested in estate. father. Jared Pearl of 39 Main — Carrie Rohshaw. tract, I sold a nine room house to Our conveniently located, beautifully f5. Examine books, accounts street. Chaplain— Ruth Porter. George French of West Hartford, Past noble grand— Ellen Hutchi furnished funeral home furnishes. an ^ and records nnd make who has a couple of business places complete inventory. Andrew Rankin, a freshman at son. in Rockville; my six room house on ideal setting for the last tribute to a the Eastern Nazarene College, Wol Right supporter to the past noble Lydall street I sold to Fred Harris, f4 . Ifave p ro p e fy appcaibedr^ laston, Mass., is spending a'few grand— Maude Norton. who is employed in. an insurance loved one. days at his home on Russell street. Left supporter to the past noble business in Hartford; Bob Smith I 5. Carry o o bnsaoess ^ nec- grand— Emma Nettleton. has leased for me the Coburn resi A food sale will be held early Esther— Edith Walsh, S e n t im e n t a l or personal •AfVI dence on East Center street, which Lady Assistant Always in Attendance. 6l Collect debts dne estate. this afternoon in the basement of Hannah— Mary Fish. I recently'had Remodeled to Donald Hale’s store by Manchester camp Beehive— Minnie Johnston. McGraff, who Is a salesman con Pi^ debts; advertise for inclinations may suggest No. 264a Royal Neighbors. Moon and seven stars— Ethel Sji dam s. Brainard. a friend or relative as State «id Federal in- Charles M. Murphey, the ‘glad” Lily— Beatrice Dart, ifaltttifB Sfttttfral executor. man, will be the speaker at the A rehearsal will be held Sunday 25U.^.i!laiit i&treet ____Jltantficiav. ^ . come tax returns and pay meeting of the Manchester Kiwanis afternoon at j:30 of the ritualistii: PUontS Dap 406<2 taxes;alsoascertainand pay club Monday noon at the Hotel and floor work and it is important APPLES estate and^ttasisfer taxes. Sheridan. Charlie has two pet hob that all who have a part be present. McIntosh, Northern Spies Sound business judgment bies, raising gladiclus by the acre R. I. Greenings Baldwins ^ 9. Defend will if contested. at his farm in Coventry and raising indicates the wisdom of chickens on a similar scale. He has GAULEAN ADDRESSES Delicious Jonathan < 10. Liquidate assets if -will so put a lot of lime and study on both Place Your Orders Now for appointing an executor and'will have something interest LUTHERANS TOMORROW These Winter Apples. 11. Set m i any are ing to say. Rev. J. S. Neill will provide * especially qualified by furnish the attendance prize. Edgewood Fruit 12. Pay secure knowledge and experience. The Men’s Choral club will re Luther League Meeting to Be Farm p r o p e r ts and hearse at the South Methodist W. H. Cowles, Prop. releases. » - ^ church Monday evening at 7:30, Held at 4 p. m. So That All Tel. 945 May Hear Mr. Haboush. 15. Make Which will you choose ? Miss Leota Colpitts, teacher of , \ science at the Knox school, Coopers- The regular monthly Luther 14. Secure judicial discharge. ^ ! town, N. Y., arrived home last League service will be held tomor W e shall be glad to explain night to spend a week’s vacation row afternoon at the Swedish Luth The efficient performance of with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. R. eran chrurch at 4 o’clock instead of these duties requires time, ex A. Colpitts of Spruce street. She- in the evening as Stephen A. Ha SUNDAY DINNER in detail the qualifications of was accompanied by the Misses boush from Galilee who will be the perience, andjif»RkdtmmitislgL. Margaret Norton, Elizabeth Knabb speaker could not be present at the at the Our trust organii^qtiqn^ is es this institution as executor and Margaret Winger, all members evening service. The soloist.^ for pecially trained and of the faculty at the same school. the afternoon will be Miss Elsie fo r this tti or trustee of your estate. The trip here was made by automo Berggren. bile through the Berkshires. Mr. Haboush will have an In teresting story Sunday about life in HOTEL SHERIDAN Mrs. Charles E. Anthony and Palestine as it was and is. In his daughter Violet of Boston, Mass., youth he tended his father’s flocks,, Turkey, Duck or Chicken motored down yesterday for a visit just as every Galilean boy has done. with Mr. and Mrs. Latting Caverly He came to America and was edu with all the fixings, $1 B "T^AM P cellars and walls cause of William street. Miss Anthony cated at American universities and B all kinds of trouble. There’s THE MAW^pESTER TRUST COMPANY has never been in Connecticut be recently he returned to the Holy fore. \ Land and took motion pictures of 1 no excuse for them now—thanks to _ South Manche-:itex, Conn. the scenes and the people there. He About 50 turned out last night has written for magazines and I vvL caN rm I for the whist and dance at the City newspapers and lectured in a great View hall on Keeney street al many church throughout Amer though it was a mid-summer eve I S u p e r C e n e n t I ica. = Makcs’K&fenPToef Concrete = ning in October. The.social was un The people from the other local der the auspices of the Good Will churches are invited to hear Mr. I Insist on Vulcanite Super Cement wherever permanently 1 club and the prizes in whist were Haboush tomorrow. Friday of next won as follows: first, Mrs. Bert week he will give his famous i waterproof concrete is necessary. It costs little more than 1 Mitchell and Irving Keeney; sec travelogue on “ Jerusalem and the g ordinary Portland Cement, and no surface treatment or g ond, Mrs. H. E. Fleming and Fred East” at High School Hall. Sadler and consolation Mrs. H. g waterproofing compounds are necessary. B ^ V. .'-s* House and W. C. Hills. The com I For sale in the purple bag by: B mittee served sandwiches, home ‘ .V-v made cake and coffee at the close UCKY enough, it Was Easy of the games. Dancing to th-^ music WATKINS BROTHERS \ of a three-piece o; WANTED You will receive the same I thigh grad e, jeourteGHtiS serv- •J • . ' . -.J Flat Oufdf Grs ^ ^ lice that you wou ld g e t i f you W om en for sales positions W e W ill iTake Care o f You. j / ^bought f or cash. in all departments of our CAMPBELL’S :sM. A T U N T i e M 39x3^ 30x3^2 FEDERAL ^9x4.40 FEDERAL retail store FEDERAL ^ J#.:2 BALLOON CORD .. ^ O ^ L e $ 4,95 FOR .... $ 4.95 .*as' a's: SM I O N :-‘A-srie CoRiir Main and ^ MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. MMSe Turnpilio i C A l f c O l i PHONE 1284 ^ l ALEXANDER COLE ^ ii ••II- I -\ ' PHONE 1284 ■ if- " ' ssci J- ( .