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Quinby Jr. 2327— Herbert Francis Kearns 2406— Samuel Paul Melluzzo 297— Francis Raymond McCollum467— Edward Louis Britner 805— Edward John Ackerman 1148— John Scott Spargd 1480— Alexander Tedford, Jr. 1649— John Albert Odermann 1983— John Jay Fletcher 3154— Peter Paul Dounorowtz 2328— Walter James Crockett 2'97—Burton Herbert Lehman 2668— George James Metcalf 137—John Thomss McCartan 638—John Muldoon , 806— John Fischer 978— WilUam David Gray 1314— Herman Francis Hutte- 1816- ^Edward Francis Coughlin 1984— Robert Gwyer Mitchell . is t —Doolon Oliver Hurturblse 298— Elveme Norman Harmsen468— Morris Leo Felrateln 1149— Frank Crawshaw 1481— Alexander ^SVllllam Popoff 1650— Thomas Hugh Jotmaton, Jr. 3155— Gerard Pkrley Richards 2329— James Edward Comins 2498-;-AImet Edward Sullivan 2669— Richard Weldon Tborbum 469— Alexander Rogouskl 636—Hana Jordt Jensen 807— George Pierson Frost 979— Thomas Elarle Dahnaher meyer- 1182—Francis John Murphy 1815r-8amuel Edwin Wilson 1085— Fklward D ^ es AUdnaon 2879—Edgar Hala Clarka 139— George Herbert Wright 299— Lawrence Albert Scranton 980— Walter Alfred Kucienskl 1150— Millard Irving Appleby 1315— Lothar Hirsch 1651— Louis Leonard Foster 1816— Mathias Donelan 2156— Joaeph James Sartor 2330— Irving Wilson Taylor 2409-^Frank D’Avonza 470— J.Paul Ernest Brandt 687-‘-Davld Bruce White 808— Alphonse Joseph Klrka ' 1161—Francia Raymond Gardner 1483—Albert‘Borello 1086— Cecil Addison Fenn 2500— Watson FYanela Mozzer 2671—Sherwood Joseph Kellaiid 1 130—John Joseph Zawlstowskl, Jr. 300— Charles Gerard Andreson 638— aifford Harold Bralthwslte 081—Rldhard Brownaon Smith 131^:—Bruno John Giordano 1652— Felix Fldward Mozzer 1817— Ture Ivan Johnson 2157— Malcolm William Barlow 2531—Philip Clark Hunt ,> 301— Edward Elarl Newman 471— Frank Lewis Chetelat 809— William James Pickering 1152— Carl Raymond Matson 1184—Woodruff Williams Driggs 1987— Gordon Gloasop Fogg 2158— Allen Beasley Belcher 2332— John Bruno Daley 2501— Horace Victor Cordy 2672— John Arnold Graham I t l —^Austin Albert Welman 472— Elmore Howard^ Monette 639— Charles George O'Bright 810— John Paul Bakulskl 982—Bernard Raymond King- 13t7—Edwin Jay Griswold j.’ SS—Joseph Maori 1053—Guy Elle Jodoln 1818— Cheater Manning E'errls 1988— Paul Thomas McKay 183— Clarence Watkins Rush 302— Albert Stebblns VanGasbeck 1153— Lawrence-W»M-en Quick 2150—John Olaf Jackson 2333— Harry Oscar George Rudeen2502— Stanley Steve Wrobel 2673— Jamea Harold Lennon 473— Kenneth Malcomb Bentley 040—Walter Miles Murphy 811— Vincent Victor Zabteskos . 083—Jamea Joseph Pontlllo 1318—Edward Matthew Luca.s • I486—Lico Phillip Klroiuac 1654— Albert Clinton Brooka, 2nd.1810—Stanley Roland Merritt 1980—Ruosell Carl Anderson 2674— Albert Daniel Chapin 188—Anthony Richard O’Bright 303— Walter Frederick Dent 984— Harold Leggett ■ 1164—Peter Francis Sasicia 1310—James Francis Bradley, Jr. 1655— George Elarl Robinson 2160— Jacob Weidmann Cheney 2334— WUUam Rudolph Kuhne 2503— John David Gibbs 4t<—Andrew Joseph Kravontka 641— William Jtrthur Park 812— Daniel Peter Civiello 4487—John Michael Doherty 1820— ^Peter F. 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Arnold 1660— Frank Joseph'Miller 182s—Tbomas, Michael ^Uivan 1094— Chester Stanley Osoakl 2166— Bror Eugene Carlson ■ 2340— Harry aifford S*ith 2509— Edward WalUr Jedxihiak 389—Ralph ■atmaa JOfanaoB 309— ^Thomas John McKinney 479— Btephfn Joseph Klein 1160— Joseph Levrio 480— Joseph Thomss Mistretta 647— John Arthur Hillman 818— Paul Albert Chapman 990— WIMmo Brookman Dowd 1402— FhiUp Adam Schieldg* 1661— Russell H any JoIumdh 1826—WilUam FrederiekVfolfram 1095— Frank Shukia 2167— Herman Richard Amca 2341— WUUain Robert Martin 2010—ChariM Sidwant Dowds — ------^ Gasr 310— Elmer Leslie Johnston M l—Freq Cbaztar Luce 1161— Thomas George Kauffman .811—Charlas Edward Robla 481— UUdMU Muschko |M3—Reas Gaorge SeddeU 810—ca rl EmU Wolfram MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 28,1940 PAGE ’raiR n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY. OCTOBER 28,1940
News From Manchester’^ ‘S Cornell Tops East qs Penn^ Fordham and Columbip BotM
3007—John Wesley Phelps Tie for Third in Stom Invitation (Om Hb m 4 From PNT» 2848—Joseph John Schoen 3006—CUfford Everett Daniels 2844— Raymond Arthur Larder 3000—wUltam Frederick Gees Mighty Bears Trounce Giants in Pro Feature Georgetown, Navy, BC MM—Herman Joeeph Heck 2845— Arthur Neale Coseo 3010— George Innes Cheeeman Stafford Springs WilHngton SMI—Stuart Gallup Segar 2846— William Robert Hahn 3011— Frank Stanley,Downarich Community Xmas Party 2847__Edward Sonic McGulra Rockville jMS2—Louli Anthony Anniello 3012— Raymond Mark Hanna John d . Netto Miss jMiale B. Chorch 'MtS^WUllam Spacek, Jr. 2848— John FVancls Fitzgerald 3013— Emeet Frederick Klesman Lewis H. ChapaaM ’ « n , StnVord Still Among Unbeaten 2849— George Christian Rauchla BC and Colby anA>-CbarleB Edward Mather 3014— Frank Aloyslua Wylot 96. ElockvllW To Be Held in Bolton The social held In* Memorial Redskins Cop Reeves Knockout Added 3485__Sherwood Martin Behrend 2850— John MacDonald 3015— Leon Paul St. Lawrence 1__Joseph Anthony Pollto Charter members and pioneer church at South Wllllngton waa j u a —Edward Joaeph Quinn 3016— Elnar Ceorde Solomonson well attended last Thursday night. Still Leaders Minnesota, Notre Dame, SWT—Walter Albert Varrlck 2—Joaeph Raymond Burke Bolton, Oct. 27.— (Special) A from the (Center Congregational women were honored at a golden 6th Straight Reason for Ring Stars ’ ’ meet! Weat Texas Tssebers. 3017— Arthur Ullle Nichole ~ church have not been selected. jubilee tea and reception of the The prog^hJncluded “God BIkaa M i c h i g a n , N o r t h w e s t * Rocky Mountain—Colorado, 68* aS8»—Raymond Joaeph 2893__Foster Grant White 3018— Alfred Wilhelip-Qlsson Death Claims Plana are under way for a Com America’’,' sung by everyone. The 3WS—Sherwood Robert Porterfield 285Pr“Burton John Tuttle munity Christmas Tree and Party At a maetlng of the committee Stafford Women’s club this after ( I . . 0 Winner over Wyoming, -la tbs 3019— Victor Pyka held on Sunday evening at the noon at toe home of Mrs. Charles Wllllngton HIU church gholr put On N. E. Grids e r n I /e a d e r a in M id w e s t unchallenged Bib Bevm lewtcr 3W0—Joaeph John Walchen 2855ADanlel Pantaleo 3020— Francle Emeet Gelssler to be held at Bolton Center in the on a aklt. ' “Aunt Samantoy a From Detroit Shunning Christoforidis 4891__Stanley Joseph Juros 2856— Kmest Earl Partridge Old Resident Community Hall on December home of Mr. and Mrs. Keeney R. Newton, on East Main street. 3021— Frederick McCurry Hutchinson, Mrs. Hutchinson was Three Stafford women, one de Photograph Album”. Mra. Everett ,--T.nne«M e in 3W3__James Thomas Hellandhrand 2857— HWrold Frederick Schuetz 3022— Alphonse Peter Rubacha 20th. Organlaatlona which are Robertson, reader, asalsted by a Boslon Gillege Faces 2693— Lawrence Joseph Maloney 2858— RaWond Alfred Flske taking part In the plana are: elected chairman of the co^pamit- ceased, will receive official recogni Chiciigo's 37-21 Win S t a n f o r d K iile n C o a s t . ' Denver 26-14. if the buSs 3023— Robert Earl Kraetschmar tee, Catharine Marshall, secretary tion for their activities. In accord number of people, posed aa living ___ can get paat Utah tola week all 2694— 'Elmore Alexander Turklng- 2859— Robm Henry Melendy 3024— ilervin Charles Thresher Rockville Woman Pass- QuarryvUle Methodist church, photographs which made plenty of 2nd Breather in Man* ton , ^ 2860— Robert Thomas Vennart Quarryvllle Ladles' Aid Society, and Gertrude Noren, treasurer. ance wilth specification set by toe Earnk **Super Team” should be clear sailing. Utah 3025— Harold John Leese ^ fun. Joseph Nedw’ied, violinist, By Hugh 8 .'Fullerton, 4r. State, which played a acorele 2665—Joseph Clark Johnson 2861— MarshriVJ Davison Finley. the Ladles Benevolent Society hf Ann Skinner was appointed OenersI Federation of Women’s and Frederick S. Tyler, pianist, hattan; Brown Slops 3026— Earl Stanley Warner es Away at 9 3 ; 111 chairman of the program commit Label ;\Packer8y Dodg New York, Oct. 28— its a tie agalnat Idaho, meeU Brigham 2696— Herbert Earl Clcmson 2862— Walter PUn’'Boston College piled up a the fifth annual tnterscholaatlc chance that about' half the aur- scraped paat California, 7-6 and 2A7.5— Thomas William Morrow 3040— Harold William Eells ford and Isolds Paggloll from the jubilee exercises took place in the Mra. Arthur J. Caisse and Mts" Campbell, 40th; Carney, 42nd. , ,,, j 2710— Theodore Gozdr. / ville as a young girl. She taught Young Men and Women's Club; The next riieetlng of the com same room in the Newton home Elaee Layton In appreciation of pionship Green Bay PackWa. A 95-0 defeat on little st. Anselm and cross country meet sponsored by Middletown was f o W with 1 down this week- will have a week’s rea't while 2711— John Joseph Sehie^Wx^^ 2876— Kenneth Wilfred Morrison3041— William Seymor Allen mittee will be held on Monday subsequent setback at toe^ands seems to have only allghtly fiercer the University of Connecticut at Stanford plays U. C. L. A. at Loa ki 2877— Ragnaf- Carl Giistafeon school In Andover, Tolland and Lydia Young and (Catharine Mar where the late Miss Newton and their work ns choir directors. A 113. Bristol fifth with 124, Bridge- ^ ^ ^ 2711—Arth>ir Benjamin Sobotmsfsl 3042— James Peevey Thomas Rockville previous to her mar evefimg,.November 18th at 7:30 p. ■ of the under-rated Chicago ^Cardi oppoiltion this week In the person Storrs on Saturday as the two lo port Central .sixth with 138. New Cornell Tops East Angele.s. The Uclana haven’t 2878— Roy We.sley Fraser shall from the Grange: Margaret others organized in February, 1897, pleasant social time followed wi’ h 2713—Carl Lawrence p o .* 3043— Sanol Jay Solomon. riage oh August 8, 1872 to Dr. Fllnk and Mamie Maneggla fro m. at the home of Mrs. Keeney refreshments of coffee ' and cup nals quickly deflated them." of Manhattan, although toe Jas cal stars ran brilliantly to doad- Britain seventh with 152 and weekly survey shapes up won a game all season but haven’t 879— Frank Sherwood Nyman 3044— Walter Flemings Myers Hutchinson on Clarke Road. the Current Events club now the been beaten by more than one 2 7i^ A llan Russell Thompson Dickinson; w'ho was for. many the Chapel. The two m?mBera Stafford Women's clubs. All char cakes, served in buffet style by Wallop Hw Giants pers held a powerful Luquesne lock for third place. Top team Plainville eighth with 157. N ci-. *'>mething like this: Roy Albert Olson 3045— Joseph John Sullivan .eleven to a low score oyer the touchdown, losing 7-0 to C^egon years County sheriff and a leading ter and honorary members of tiu? the church social committee. However, since then the Beai * honors went to Hartford Public ther Farmington nor the Bridge- Kaflt—CorneU’e 21-7 triumph 2881^^N^bert James Dickson 3046— James Brinsmade Lon.sdalefigure in community affairs, There will be a Republican rally 'growing stronger each week, havi week-end. with 44 points, Hartford Weaver port Central seconds finished five Ohio .State advanced the Big State last week. Other games 2882— WTUiam James Olbrlai^ 3047— --Jamea Howard Harrison Current Events club were honored Saturday are Callfomia-Oregon Mrs. Dickinson was a member bingo this evjnWg at 8:15 o clock. guests. Mrs. Laura Hale Gorton, at the Town hall Wednesday. Oct. won four In a row, toe latest a (Jolby, which battled to a stand' was second with 81 points and men and no scores were recorded. Rad team a little farther along A^^Xony '^ilkowskl 2883— Walt>i^Forguson Lalley 3048— Franklin James Wright o(f with Bowdoin, has another Manchester third whto 89. State, Idaho-Washlngton State of the Union Congregational The regulM''meetlng of the Circle of Glastonbury, president of the 66; at 8 o’clock. The principal decisive 37 to 21 triumph over the Following Olson and Mansfield ^ationM title trial. With Pehn enoZaeorge Lincoln 'Dirktngton 2884— WoodroV.Saccocclo. 3049— Harry Henry Abrahamson church, Sabra Trumbull Chapter. speakers will be ConKresamati New York Giants Sunday. Thus atate league battle on its hands were: 5th, Andrew DiBelta. eliminated by a 14-0 loss to Mlchi- and Oregon-Montana, 2885— Earl WarcNi^klng at 7:30 o’clock and State federation and Mrs. Harold Individual winner was Chester 2720— Walter Anthony Bycholskl 3050— John Vernon Shea D. A. R., a (garter member of are asked to note the Thomas R. Ball and Hugh M. Al the Bears have crushed both toe this week-end, traveling to Orono Kobialka of .Hartford, who nego Weaver, n :3 9 .5 ;.6 to , Leonard' P " - ^ Uie o n ly ” lvy 2886— William JanieBx.Gabbey 3051— Pavil Pa.squal Aceto Cooke of Somers, Tolland county corn, Jr. Refreshments will b* 2721— Carl Porter Pock Hope Chapter and Burpee Worn hour. The First Congregational church vice-president attended. National pro champions and the to tangle with Maine, victim of tiated the distance In 11:16 2, Seaman, Weaver, 11:39.7; 7th, ■ learn In the National plc- 2887—John W esley Ch\td(^a 3052— GeoVge Elmore Briggs Eastern tltlcholders although Rlchard Hcammort, Hartford, ^ except poMlbly Navy. The 2722— Robert Dyo£ Ben.son an’s Relief Corps. She heljL-tn< Form Bowling League. of Coventry Is planning a Fall A bam on Tolland avenue owned served, Bates in last' Saturday’s other while second place went to his 2 7 2 ^ A ”exandZrThomson McBride 2888- Alfred BernHard>^.n1a!laiiVLts8 L. Harold WUllams, 30, of Tol Miss Elsee Layton, accompanied By Harry Grayson , middleweight, was one . . . Phil Indians Plan Action Penn should be a make-or-break 2732— Charles Stuart Dillon 2896— Thomas Ryan Boland first week in October and taking toe Congregational church there The Beara poured over four McGraw, toe Detroit Jlglitwelght, niA Harvard, victim Of- a heart him for the bow l... .the way Tom 2897— Arthur Walter W’ells 3063— Delbert an active part. She was a teach land. died at the Rockville City for the past e)ght years. Born in by Miss Fletn Cummings,8. visitedvtsuea touchdowns and a 52-yard field NE.\ HerviWi Sports Editor \ affair for both teams, Harmon treated Penn... .you’d 2733— Mark Wilb\ir Hill hospital on Saturday following a another. /breaking decision to Dartmouth, 1,’nbeaten Bfjston College, also 2898— Howard Oswald Ward 3064— Louis Ha>'mond'%awrence er in the Sunday school at the KansaA he spent hli early youth Coliimbia Hartford F'riday. goal fo n a 30-0 lead over the New York,\oct. 28.—Anto^ Greeks usually go In for wres^/ think toe Reagan wasn’t I n .... 3734—John Winthrop Joyce short Illness. Miss Jennie Church recetvceive^'^M Giants belfore the New Yorkers seenui In for a bad afternoon hurt by a weak schedule, plays its 2735— Richard Stone 2899— Richard Paul Bfannick 3065— Walter John Qi Union church for. many years. She In Oklahoma and Texas living on (Jhristoforidla dropped Into (Cleve tltng. A number of current fia ^ against toe Tigers’ fierce aerial at On Oscar Vitt Today and Minnesota bugs should thank 3066^=^oseph Frank Rogtpka He was bom In New Britain, Weacott Rlo« souvenirs of the World’sI’s Fail* tallied. Gary Famiglletti scored strongest foe in three weeks when 2736— WTIllam Samuel Richardson2900— Ewald John Hugo Stechholz was also the “Mother” of, the Jun virgin prairies where coyotes, rat land the other night long enough baadllnera wish Chrlatoforldis bad. tack. . . . . the touchdown team of Snfito -6067—Frank Thomas Sprogell. Jr March 3, J901, the son of Elmer tlesnakes and pfairie dogs were a Thursday, distributed by conces once, Harry Clark twice and Ray It plays Manhattan, 10-6 victim of 2737— David Cluhan Reid 2901— Ernest John Carinl ior Corps formed recently. 575-12, WllllmsiiUc Olvlaloii to belt o\it in the\ second round Gives Them gomethlng ^ ' The Dartmouth eleven, on the 1 Duquesne last Friday. George- and Franck... .toe Texas AgS|ar* 2902— Clarence Peter Njelsep,- ' '3068— Charles Allison Strickland She leaves - two sons, former Williams and the late Jennie common sight. In the earliest sions. from Miss Frances Dolezal, McLean once before Walt Nellson tol has toe .week off but will face rolling on-----(appears they've'fot 3738—William Bennett Donahue who has a summer home oh Wlll- Jimmy Reeves, a tr(m Negro, who To Remember Him B y. ' victory trail at last, returns to Cleveland Prexy Say» I town. 26-0 winner'over New York 2903— Clarence Albert Iwler 3069— Chester Ira Davis Po.5tmaster George E. Dickinson (Stickles) Williams. He had days the family dwelt in a half hit paydirt for the easterners late after establishing a national repu Waterbury Leavenwcjflh on Satur the coon and gone).. . .although 2739— Charles Henry Peckham been a resident of Rockville and Harold E. Beecher of 276 Alden tngton Hill. xln the second period. The bears Christoforidis, 23 now And box New Hampshire to play host to I Univer-sity, takes on Syracuse. La- 2904^—Arthur Edwajd-Geer 3070— Percy Stocks ^ and Dr. Francis M. Dickinson, dugout. Mr. Ayers enlisted In the tation aa an amateuV won 14 of ing since be was 15, has beaten He Has Talkeij About day. the only team that Manche.*- Jess Neely, mlnue dice. . . . ksep* 2740— Walter Elmer Peterson 3071— Joseph Alexander Sterling Tolland the greater part of his awnue. New Haven, was fined Mrs. Annie Mather of South (tased off to one touchdown In the SewMee, about which little la ter has beaten this fall. I fayette, 19-0 conqueror of Army, 3741—David Kerr 2905— Walter Pjiut Plescik both oik Rockville; a daughter, navy at the age of eighteen and 15 profea.sional matches' to earn the best In France, K^olland, Bel known. While these mysterious and Penn State, which beat Tem shooting naturals down at R ice..., 3072— Raymond Robert Reid life. He was a member of the was in this branch of the service $ro0 'and coats with half the fine Wllllngton has returned homa sedond half while a belated aerial Pilot’s Job to Biicky i 2742—Harold Frederick Maher 2906— Alfred .Tbseph Bacon Mi.ss E lls^ . Dickinson, registrar from the Norwich hospital much high ranking among fight-heavy- gium, Germany ghd Northern teams have a habit of whipping ple 18-0, face Washington and Jef- as forecast. Dr. MHler'a Yalera...', 3073— Paul Eric Erickson Rockville Fish and Game club, during the World War. Being an remitted on a charge of driving attacks, netted the Giants two Pat Ventrollo Is scheduled to op couldn't match our doughty sail ,2743—Joseph Yaworski. Jr. 2907— Edgar Emil Anderson at Mt. H olj^ e College; a sister, while his license was under sus Improved. Her neighbors and wclghts. Africa. He flattened (Tarmelo over fast ones when least expect i ferson and South Carolina, respec- 2908— Carl Albert Anderson 3074— Albert John Ccrvinl Mrs. Minnie S. Brigham of Rock- Besides his father who lives at accomplished player of the trom more/ Christoforidis, a handjlome and Harris, Luke Sewell. pose Joe Birch of Springfield in a ors . . . . Ohio State bowed to (3or- 744_Ellsworth Edward Perkins Brooklyn, Conn., ho leaves four pension, in justice court here Sat friends gave her a card shower This Week toe Bears engage the Candel and repejl^d Lou Brouillard ed, the Indiana probably will make ! lively. 2!Kt9—Donald’ Davis Frankland 3075— Robert Henry Lewie, Jr. villeTHly|ee grandchildren and one bone he attained the rank of Mu compactly constructed GrVck, is a In Paris. Candel drew with Mar three-round clash at the .Valley nell___ and did It very, very well. 8745—Flrancis Joseph Minor 3076— David Leonard Bailey sisters, Miss Pearl Williams of urday before Trial Justice George In honor of her birthday. Packers in (Jnlcago In a contest It two In a row this week. Cleveland, Oct. 28-,-i(45—Any Arena In Holyoke, tonight, while i Taking^aaing irauiuontradition into account, 2910— George Nelson Stark great grandchtidr \ sician First Cfiasa. H. Champlin. Beecher was sum ,A Hallowe’en dance was held striking example of how good cel ThU arid repulsed Teddy 2746\John Joseph Mitchell 3077— Henry Peter Pontlcelll Tolland, Mrs. Harold Dowdlng, During the week of the Miasion that should decide whether the Brown, tickled at a long-awaited Charlie Backofen cakes on Billy ; Army-Notre Dame. Harvard- 2747— William Franci.s Hoiigh weather The funeral will be^\hcld on moned to court over a week ago Saturday evening by the dramati.g^ Beara will have AsWsltz or a real fighters arc given the run Wround Yaross. / victory over Holy Cross, makes time things gel dull around Cleve Ragtime Review (co st) 2911— Vincent Francis Abraltis 3078— Francis Vfilcntlne Smith Tuesday afternoon at 2:3iKo’clock Mrs. John Kuhnly, Jr., ^ t h of Mr. Ayera will live In Coventry by promoters and matchmakers Chirtin of Suffield in another three- i 5ale-Brown games 2748— Roeco Charles Toce by State Policeman Harry Taylor society “ Svomost” at the Bohem tussle for western honors the re Christoforidis took the mlddle- the annual trek to Yale this week land, Just start talking about the rounder . . . . the opener goes on at "hbuld be among the week's big It .was a day of wild upsets..... 2912— William John Turkington3079— Albert Francis Yo.st at the Luther A. White Funeral Rockville. Mrs. Bruce LaTrow of and work with the pastor, toe who complain that- there a 2749_EdwArd Joseph Schleldge Stratford; a brother, Russell WTl- of the Colchester barracks. At an ian hi^. Music was by Kubacka's mainder of the season. welght/champlonshlp of Europe end with high hopes of smashing rebellious Indians and their fav 8:30 o'clock. i “ tlractions. But Array this year and tough on toose who made form 2913— rFrank Michael Haraburda 3080— Ralph Arnold I^ander Home. Rev. ,.Dr. George Rev. Henry E. Robinson. A' large dearth of worthwhile talent. Bep ysa Klaveren in Rotterdam, beta. Those Syracuaers hadn’t 2750— Albert^Chris Petersen Hams of Tolland, several nieces earlier trial, he was granted * I orchestra. Redskins W in Slxtli another jinx. The ill-fated Crus orite target—Oscar Vitt. Appar ______j doesn't figure to cause trouble for 2914— Theodore Brenner- 3081— Reno Peter Coma. Brookes, pastor of the Union Con: local committee of the church con continuance. , Leonard Todd, of South Willing- Christoforidis has been In ifils andrironed out Annett, Belgium’s mighty Notre Dame, whose fourth ought___ to akin Columbia, tore* 2751— Norman Rowsell K^eKrtk)'narrhureh“ ‘'iiilV o¥lclat^^^ ^And nephews. sisting of twenty-five people, Is in Nobody has tabbed Washing country a year, yet Reeves 175-pound leadet, in Brussels. aders, on the other hand, must face ently everyone has an opinion Ed Don George, one lime cham to naught___ but easily the day’s '2752—John Pa>il FN'aniskl 2915— John Joaeph Hahn Another continued case, that of ton, Worthy Master of Tolland ton as a “super team” butHhey a powerful Colgate eleven at Wor about that. pion and ruler of toe . wrestling straight win wa.s 26-0 over IIU- 2916— Albert Rudolph Cadleux I Burial...... will be In ...... Grove...... Hill ceme-* Th^ -funeral------will be held on charge of arrangements. Robert Wiley, of South Coventry, Juvenile Grange, presided at the the first “name" performer to gt / He helled Hitler, whether he nots. Princeton, which recovered worst slam___ was handed to th* 2753—Charles WUlfivm Rinks TueSay afternoon at two o’clock Mrs. R. T. H. Halsey of New keep right on winning, chalking him an appointment. cester and this week. It seems, the Tongues wagged as directors of fraternity returns to the mat to ! 2917—Hamilton Junior McKee 1 tcry. Friends may call at the was heard by the local court Sat meeting Friday aftememn. Mrs. liked it or not, and then knocked the American League club were to trim Rutgers 28-13. looks bet Fordham R am .. .the Auburn crew 2764—Enar Folke JoBannson at the ftmymond B. Ladd Funeral Haven, president of the Connecti up their sixth straight victory A couple of preliminaries is out Guatav Kder, the German Red Raiders from the Chenango, tangle -with Leo Numa, £ consist made Georgia Tech. . . . look ilk* 2918— Harry Martin Wapping i funeral home this evening. urday, resulting in a fine of $20 Henry Labonte, also of South Wlll- Sunday, maintaining an undefeat called together today to do some ent winner who but recently held ter than Harvard, loser to Dart 2755— Earl Frederick IV^scll 2919— Edward Stanley Biske I Will Attend Funeral. Home on Ellington avenue. Dr. cut League of Women Voters, ad and costs on a speeding charge. Jacob.s has given Christofor- \160-pound tltleholder. In Berlin. He will not be denied. Injuries have the well-known rambling w reck... 2756— James Edward StimvJr. ington, was In charge of the set ed record with a 20-14 victory riddled the Holy Cross lineup so thing about a 1941 manager. Steve Casey to a 60-minute draw mouth 7-6, and even Brown’s 9-6 2920— Edgar Charles An.saldl Mrs. W. W. Grant I The members of Burpee Wom- George S. Bfopkes, pastor of the dressed toe monthly meeting of Wiley was the driver of a car back card party held by Tolland t Madison Square Garden. ifted the North African crown win .over Holy Cross won't make and, we trust. It's not am is*.... 2757— Alphonse Obuchowskb 7394, Manchester over Detroit. Dick Todd reeled off Joe Sheeketaki Is badly hobbled in Alva Bradley, club president, at Boston. Numa has piled up a 2921— Jo.seph Janies McConville ! an's Relief Corps will meet on Union church will officiate. Bur the Coventry League at Mrs. which overturned on Route 6A Grange Friday night. The (’Keat Greek Profile stood up fkom Bob Youssef, an Arab, In Al- would admit only two things: ; the Yale game important, to ask what happened to Ole Mis* 2758— Joseph Bernard Rayner ial will be In the Fairview ceme Graham’s Tea Room last Thursday October 16, when he was arrested a 1-yard run In toe fourth period there as\hc has come through combating his heavy schedule. great record and looms as a real 2922— John Lawrence Sulliv.an Tuesdav at 2 o’clock at the G. A. Mrs, Katherine Bowers of Mans to produce the margin after the That he had’talked vvith Bucky j Interscctional attractions In- .... It wasn’t In the booke for 2759— Thomas Patrick Murphy tery, New Britain. evening. She told of the aim of for reckless driving. At the time elsewhere. twice jn (Jhlcago wa,s the pugilisUc talk of Boston University has several threat for championship honors, Brow-n... .to shove big Holy Croi* 2923— Wdlliam Joseph Leone There was a goodly attendance R. hall to .go to the White Funeral field Depot, entertained the Valley Lions had gone ahead, 14-13. Harris, Washington pilot, and and next Thursday night at Foot I dude Fordham, upset 9-6 by St 2760— Frederick John Barrett 924—Wilfrid Walter LaRochclle. ^j,e annual Hallowe’en Sunday home to attend the funeral of the organization and its progress of the continuance, the court Bridge club last weelC A business and Detroit Mjd now pri Cleveland. when the war sent him to cripples back In action due to Sat i Mary's of California, against around.... and If It waa no great 2761— Clarence William Laubin I Green Bay, playing at Milwau urday’s layoff and “Pat” Hanley L’lke Sewell, (Cleveland coach, Guard Hall, Hartford, he will find Jr. school social last evening, about Mrs. Anna S. Dickinson of Elm since It was fstabllshed 20 years changed the charge to speeding. meeting was held with election of He'll have to-^rot (here the hard, nited States. about the job and that directors 1 North Carolina 14-13 loser to Tu- upset... .Wisconsin was surprised, 2762— Charles Anthony Mozzer State Policeman Donald Browne kee, breezed to, a 24 to 3 victory has hopes that his Terriers finally plenty of trouble with the experi 292SKrWilliam Firth Pickles 100 being present. Games were street, for many years an officer ago. There are 553 units o f the officers as follows; President, over hapless Pitt-iburgh after be way. though he would jump at the ■ Biggest Purse definitely would make a decision I lane; _ Duquesne-Marquette, West you b e t... .for, like a friend, Tm 2763— Nathan C>t 11 Jefferson League functioning at the present of the Colchester barracks made chance to dp 160 pounds for Ken Paid Sidetracked Greek will take the measure of Western enced Don George in the main asking you. . . . did you they’d trim 2926— ^h n Pashko played and moving pictures en of the Corps. Ellington Mrs, Joseph Pritchard of Storrs; ing held to a 10-3 count for three bn Vitt today. bout, two out of three falls. Rudy, Vlrginia-Washington and Lee. 2764— Anthony James D’Awanzo 2927— Bernard Joseph Sullivan joyed. Refreshments were served. Slight .-\ocident. ,,Ume, and these groups are being the arrest. . Through his atlomey, vlc#-president, Mrs. Harry Morse Ovcrl(n, Tony Zalc, Billy Soose or Sidetracked by the more high Reserve mit In Cleveland th|s week. “I can't say we will name a new ^Dartmouth-Sewanee and. on Fri- Purdue? 2765— Robert Porter Burdick W iley appealed the finding of the periods. The (Jhtcago Cardinals He must take steps, though, to chief of the rowdy Dusek clan 2928— GeoVge Lyman Green The South Windsor Discussion A slight accident occurred on O. F. ncognized In legislative circles as of Mrs. George Cos defeated Cleveland, 17 to 7. John Steve Belloise. and woql^d be a ly publicized boys, $1000 1s the manager at tois meeting," Bradley i day, George Washington-Wake 2766— Emil Charles Malek -M. 4BS-8. Bockvtll* a fketor to be reckoned with. The .court and was released on bonds suitable opponent for BlIlyN('onn. most Christofodlris haa collected fill toe shoes of John Wedemeyer, from Omaha, clashes with big and 2929— JamesN^roy Dickson club will meet at the Town hall the Talcottville road near Burke's grove won first prize and Mrs. Hall ran 50 yards with an Inter declared. ’'We will go into all the husky Frank Judson, former wres Forest and Villanova-Kansas. Michigan Melody. 2767— Ernest Oswald Ungerer bridge Saturday night when an interest, of members in govern of $50, which were furnished by George Reynolds of EaglevlUe took Clouting jChrUtoforidiB for. a start on this side. He was bulky tackle, who has been forced possibilities after the Vitt situa I think that I shall never s«<( 2930— r-Thomas\lo.y Goehring, Chief of the Ellington over Philadelphia, the Eagles’ *broke In fighting in an Athens Its home-town rival, Massachu through Saturday's grid holocaust Northwestern, which-beat Indiana Rounding ’em Up 2773— Arrlgo Aimetti Volunteer Fire Department; Ekl- sion. The next meetln|: will be for the Stannard-Stoltenfeldt wed beer hall . . at 50 cents a crack. probably cquld\ have licked the setts State, and Williams journey fered him, he parried; 20-7 without Bill ' DeCorrevont, Georgetown showed us plenty 2937— Francis Joseph HappeiV vited to attend another car. , « j ding a week ago, and which has seven straight defeat. with an even break ns he picked j 2774— Norman Charles Lashinske The Ladies' Aid society held Its Miss Anna Roache of Stafford ward F. Ludwig, Chief of toe held on November 14 In charge of The five weekend games drew a He beeame a hell hop and then a principals. ing to meet tough Union. “Well, that's one of those things . and the next ■week they face class they kick and run and 2938— Robert Walter Gordon been on trial since then. The pur wiiere you're looking into a crys 23 right and 23 wrong . . . .Major 2775— George Milton Nelson 2939— James F'rancis Kristoff regular meeting at the home of Springs who was rfding in the Crystal Lake Fire Department; Mrs. Margaret B. White, chdlrman total of 103,441, a throng of 44,219 hotel clerk, which is how he got He gave thA'gJ^ie ’a slot in the Other sectional tilts include i .Michigan, which is taking a week block and pass... .but if they want of Government and Social Wel- chase price of the organ is $595, arm In Detroit,, iwere he dropped tal ball.” Amos Hoopla also hit the skids 2776— Joseph Anthony Berzenskl 2940— Thomas John McCann rs. May (Foster) Barber on Fos- car suffered bruises. The auto Constable Llnwood R. Campbell: swarming for the Bears-New York to Paris. Tufts at Northeastern; New with a ..500 mark in 22 selections ' off to get ready. to get ahead.. .they’ve got to have 27’' . —James Dickson Dr. Leonard W. Levine; Robert E. ware, who wilt secure a speaker with a down payment of $100 vot Joe Sutka 11 riines and had Sewell, reached at hla home In a tougher sked. .. .the Notre Darn 2941— Arthur Alfred LaCKan.ee tekstreet, at which MLss Mary was badly damaged. Patrolman ed by the society. The rest of the battle. . Although he has had' 90 fights Hampshire at St. Anselm; Provi ....y ou rs truly, who is picking Other Big Ten games this week .(78—Frank Oliver Cordner' Stov^, a teacher at Kobe collej^ Hyde; R ev.' Theodore S.'Darrah; for toe evening. of record, there isn’t a mark on George Burnette d«Vh three times Akron, O., said: ' are < comparatively uhimportant. ers had a cinch.. . . (with all toe 2942— Lawrence Albert Wells Merrill Cedor and Supernumerary money is to be raised by subscrip League standing: dence at Springfield; Worcester “As far as I know there is no 'em only for his private nmu.se- 2779— Francis Thomas Gee 2943— Alfred Crane Williams in Japan, was the guest speaker. Patrol Edward Quinn are Investl- Mason R. Steele, master of El Mrs. Thomas Graham, County Eastern Dlvlniofi him, which is something in the and out at toe flnisl Tech at Rhode Island State ahd ; The.v are Iowa vs. Purdue. 14-13 big shots on the bench). . . .and lington Grange: Mrs. E. W. Koeh Chairman, Is making the canvass tion and entertainments. Miss Greeks who have \seen Anton job open. Sure I wo;iId be inter ment this fall, did^ven worse. 2780— Albert Henry Mcrrer 2944— Frank William Goff The iwiqal morning sendees were khtlng. Ann< S. Dix is in charge of toe Club. w L way of evidence that he can do Hartwick at Mlddlebury. I loser to Wisconsin. Ohio State vs. Florida will now agree.. . .they’ve ler, president of toe Woman’s of nominees for representatives. In Christoforidis have tkeir greatest ested if there is. A man always - r got 'em down at Tennessee.... 2781— Raymond,.Arlton Judd 2945— .Charles Edward Griffin held yestehjay at the Wapping poet Namea. Bollcltatlons. Washington . .6 0 something more than swat. wants to better himself." Moriarty Brothers’ ba-sketball i and Wisconsin vs. Illinois. 2782— Charles Clinton itelmold 2946— Walter Edward TimminsConuiiunitv^urch wdth Sunday Th^ names of the men regis club; Mrs. Mary 8. DeCarli. presi this and surrounding towns, pre The Nathan Hale Pioneer club Brooklyn . .4 2 C’hristoforldls is one of the hero since Jim LondosX heyday. Mnrs'vian aqt toe scoring m ark... dent of toe Ladies Auxiliary of senting questionnaires from the They have a wordVor him -N Asked if he believed he could/ team will practice tomorrow night \ 2783— Stewart Thomas Smith Jr.' school held at^SO a. m„ followed tered An the draft, together with will attend the Yale-Browm foot New York . , .3 2 mighty few Greek fig()iters. George check dissension on the club, thb at the Fast Side Rec at 6'30 ‘ (hose crucial games— Oklahoma by counting touchdowns until dark by the morning >vprshlp sendee at Hatoeway-MlUer Post, American State Office as to the attitude of ONE CENT SMI ’/• “Swalir at the .East side Kec at e.do against Nebraska. Thev’re.. tied .... toe fli\8l count waa sixty-aix 2784,-Waltcr John Miller 2947— Joseph Nlznik their serial number have been ball game in New Haven next Pittsburgh ..1 ” 6 (K., O.) .^Brown, the' old Chicago Bowling former Cleveland catcher replied; o'clock. 10;45. Rev. D o u ^ s V. Maclean Legion: Harry Llebman, com these men towards legislative Philadelphia . .0 7 i for tile lead after the CornhtLskers .... to nothing f6r the, poor Hart- 2785— Joseph Edward Barrera 2948— Gordon Urner Graham posted oh. the windows at the mander of Hatoeway-Miller post; Saturday, and also visit the Pea “Certainly. I wouldn't take the 2786— I^wrence Alonzo Conver.se2949— William Herman Brandt took for his subject, "Prayer In Tolland Cowty Draft office Which measures sponsored by the League body museum. OCT. 30-31 NOV. 1-2 Western IMvIslon job If I didn’t think so.” I trimmed, Missouri 20-7 and the wicks. . . . there were a flock of Conflhing Time.s’’. The Yo‘ing ! , At' Horace S. McKnight, chairman of In, it's program. Chicago Bears ...... 6 1 9. Cravat I. ; Sooners beat Iowa State • by the scoreless ties. . . . and though no •Jr. 2050—Robert James Davis toe Ellington Board of Education: Barbara King, daughter, of Mr. WED. ■ THUR. • FRl SAT. (Murphy’s Alleys)' Mickey Cochrane, who piloted People’s Society held its meeting ; tornev Bernard J. Ackerman, and Mrs. Arthur J. King enter Green Bay ...... 4 2 0 D ^ o it -to the world title in 1935, Ucoiiiis Suffer j same count. The winner figures to customer denies. . . . that every 2787— Thomas James Crowe 2951— Knight Lincoln Chambers , 7 p. tn, and the discussion was; j torncy Mrs. E. Foster Hyde, president of - W. L. 2952— William Clarence Stone atL ( p. m, ana m e twst:un»iuii w «a. i . _ Board has an- tained a group of her school Detroit ...... 3 3 1 Scoreless T ie Pliaye ahd Roger Pe^npaugh, Cleve ! go right on to the championship. game with thrilla was fraught..... 2788— Mortimer Olin Bartlett “What About the Future of Our ! chaijman ^ of the toe, Ellington ' Center Parent- Quinn's Team. Nb. 2 ...... 7 5 Kansas State, 20-0 winner over what did they prove—exactly 2953— Raymond Angelo DellaFera •hou’nced that there are 3481 young frienils Thursday evening with a Cleveland ...... 2 4 0 Team 'No. 4 . land manager ;from 1928 to 1933, 2789— Herman Yules ■. Town?” \ Teacher association; and Jarvis N. Chicago Cardinals ...2 4 2 7 5 Kansas, meets Michigan State, when all Is done and all la said... 2790— Maurice Angrio Dama 29.54—Frank Peter Obremski. Jr. men between the hges <>* 21 and Clapp, first selectman. Bolton Hallowe’en party. Pharmacy Team No. 1 ...... 5 7 were rated (Mirk horses. Cochranb First Setback Mrs. Frank House, who has been Sunday's results — Chicago now is in business in Detroit and which played Santa Clara to a these teams might well have stood 2791— Elmer-Carl Quandt, 2955—Edward Frederick Esmeler m at the Hartford hospital for eeV- | 35^ listed^in the “ ‘^ ‘^ ^ l a holds Joseph Lavltt of North Park Mrs. Clyde MsrshaB •Team No. 3 ...... 5/ 7 scoreless tie. : Earic Barringer of Col Bears 37, New York 21; Washing By Moriarty Brotheirs Peckinpadgh, who lives here, is in bed. 2792— Bernard James Sheridan 29.56— Edward Damien Jarvis cral weeks, has returned to ner street, has returned after an ex Phone 43.57 ton 20, Detroit 14; Green Bay 24, A major “ independent" game 29.57— Wardner Clayton Kidder the No. 1 registration card in tended visit to the poUtoe fields Team No. 3 added 4 more points connected with toe league In a pro- Buffalo Scoi^ 7*6 Up 2793— William James Kiniry home on Ellington road. . Pl.ttsburgn 3; C5ilcago Cardinals motlohal capacity. sends unbeaten Detroit. 10-0 win ' West Point Next 2794— William f’harlcs Kennedy 29.58— RaymomI Henry Jenack ■ f__ ___ ^------i.i— the county. The workers were in Maine where he Inspected the to toelr win column by tal^ng toe bu.hlch beat North Toda.v's Gorat Stoc Miss Alice E. Hall speht the stitute will be held at the Rock been a, patient at the Hartford Ceres Sister Johnson Of Coventry. Moriarty Brothers and toe high three of 360. 2803— Joseph Francis Frey 2966— irN'chael Chester Treschuk A Harvest Supper was served to pleasing to Coach Ludwig Hansen. er#, Including Bob Feller, went to day all by Its lonely .self, a situation Carolina S tc^ 26-10, and Missis- Jack Mlley, New York Post: 2967— Attilio Gavell(5 weekend in Seymour, the guest of ville Baptist church this evening hoapitai ))aa returned to her home Windsor Locks Ramblers hooked Next week Teams No. 1 and No. 2804— Charles Elson Smith Miss Thelma Loundsbury. alxly-four at toe conclusion of the Lead in Scoring Summary: . adley and declared they couldn’t In which it is ho stranger. .sippi. 21-20 up set victim of Ar- 'Laugh of the '.veek was the holier- 2968— Vincent Peter Benevento at 7:30 o’clock under the auspices In Maple avenue. up in a fierce fpotbaH struggle pn 2 will meet each other on alleys 6 play winning ball for VitL Then 28Q5-—Herman Martin Simler Mrs. Mansfield Merriman. of of the County Council of Religious Mra. Mary B. Cordtsen of East fo • -th degree. The committee In V ' L. Ramblers M prlartya The future- professors, unde-| kansas, both are unbeaten in the than-thou howl from Harvard that 2BD6—Leonard John Delaney i charge of the supper included; toe latter’a field yesterday after and 9. Teams No. 3 and No. 4 will they waived their' demsuid that he feated .since early November, 1938, i southeastern. circuit. L. S, U„ Cornell didn’t do. right by our Nell New York dity, Is a guest of MLss street, haa been entertaining her L. Diachenko . . . le"i • Tumlaky bowl on alleya 6 and 7. ^•2807—George Wilfred Larson ' 2970— Ernest Alfred Larson Education. . „ , Hazel Pinney, George Rose, Olive noon With neither side able to .. Cipola be fired and 8igpi<^h a. harmony kept their unbeaten, untied streak | 7-6 victor over Vanderbilt, may In acquiring Its splendid team. . . . 2971— ^Charles Raymond Campbell Elizabeth Hicks. Miss Hicks ex- Rev. Valentine S. Alison of Tol cousins. Mrs. Hattie Hamlin of New York. Oct. 28—(45—Michi Yeroeek , . .It. . Team No. 1 2808—Alfred Stanley Daunoravl- pects to remain at her Tolland (^mmington, Maas., and Hartford, Swanson, Emily Calhoun ,and Fields . . . -----Ig.. J. Baatis statement. Later, players met and intact last Saturday, while-, the | be good enough to b o th ^ the If you ask me. toe Big Three can’t 2972— Harold Thomas Palmer land is Dean of the school and gan stopped Pennsylvania's Frank sopre In sixty minutes of hard, W. Holland .. . 85 89 96—270 decided to Ignore Vitt and flash GU.S home until November 18. and Mias Nellie Kingsley of Wil George Wippert, who served the .'^M B • Reagan last Saturday hut 'Penn bruising play. Both teams threat Mlnney .. . ; . . . c . , Ferguson Unlveniity of Connecticut suffered Volunteers Saturday.. Mississippi take It..('.first 'Yale yelps about. 2973— Peter Paul Urupes Rev L. Theron French of the following menu; cold meat, scal A. Larder . . . . 89 ll7 95—s6l their own signals. .' its first defeat of toe current cam Penn.. ..then Harvar Substitutions, Moriarty Bros.— Chatter 2985— Walter'William Skowsky were enjoyed. Mra. Mahlon S. Chapman and ••e« BoeU'■* MiBl'n was' threatened by a couple bf of the opening quarters was a 73- Connecticut waa the vlcUm of an | ,„pp, Auh^wf North Car- was Just about to roll into the end 2821— Samuel Walker Miss Marjorie Mra. Howard Chase had the mis give you the positive weathei shield small college players who juat Backs, Salmonaon, -J. Bastls, 'Team No. 8 2986— Richard Theodore Hagenow two children, Priaclppa and Gard mkf UiMn nra yard kick which Solomonson got CCIL teams did right well in upset after rolling up four cpnracu- ; Furman and sone for, a tou ch ^ ck ... .result; 2822— Eldon William Neville non and R ,, Stanley Kendig ^ fortune to fall and break two broke' Into toe Hat, Thurmon Jones Staum, Carran; guards, ItaCantls; J. F o x ...... 94 110 93—297 2987— Bruno Anthony Lemesis ner. and Dale Abom have return off front hla own 16-yard atrlpe. ends, HoUand; tackles, McInnW, non-League grid competition Sat Georgetown touchdown. 2823— Henry Warfield Francis 2988— Walter John Klein Hartford are the'-leaders for the ed from a visit to toe World’s bonea In her ankle. The ankle la yot^ve always wanted. of Abilene Christian In Texas with The second hklf produced an ex C. Blanchard. .108 101 108—317 o f 'B X i r t o t^:^ glaSt J^^^Ser role": ; 3824—WUllam Demeo Local Bov Hurt various groups. In a caat but Mrs. (Jhase will not A. Baatia. W. L. Ramblera—Ends, W. DieU, Jr... 95 129 105—329 urday .... West Hartford noied Again In tola game It waa the point i 8*mea In 2989— Charles Cunningham NobbS' Fair. .57 points and (Jharles Larson of citing brand of football that de O’Brien; backs, (Jonnolly, DeCar- out Hartford Bulkeley by 7-6 on 2825—Butiwer Carson Derrick 2990— Augustus Vincent Connery, Cornelia C lr ^ . Charlea H. McCray of Job’s HIU, be able to be about for a few Ask to see ismples o( both types—Ibe Culver-Stockton In Miaaouri with lighted toe fans. On one occasion, H. Bengaton ..115 122 117—354 after touchdown which settled the , of HMvely Prefers Bldtc ' 3828—Walter Albert Berk In Auto Accident There wilt be a meeting of the who underwer* a aerloua opera W6iBkS. U, M. Dlanchenko, Tasaone; toe strength of 91 Nordmark’a laaue. The Uconna missed lollow- I w J Jr. Sanimy Olgllo,’ of Quarryvllle, j Smooth Sturfaoe sad Mineral Suriaoed. 56. toe Gas Housers launched a drive guards, Oattl, Sautelle. placement after he'd scored a 3827— Joseph Arthur Theodore 2991— Burt Magnus Peterson Cornelia arcle on tion at the Manchester Memorial from their 11-yard line and march 412 488 423 1297 Ing toelr tally in toe second period ; J’y ***"• 13-0, disposed of one Ithaca— Carl Snavely favor* Luaoier noon at three O’clock ^ t h hoapitai la reported to be greatly spent the weekend at the World’# ' Team No. 8 touchdown In the second quarter.. and Buffalo didn’t In toe last quar- 1 t®, -the Texsj. Aggies su- white jerseys for bia boys because 2992— Willard John Gee No obbgalion, nahually. Go-Between for Relatives ed to toe Ramblera' seven before ' premacy In the southweat confer 3828— ^Rlchafd Pasquale Reala Howard Flavell, 14, of 462 Hart Wright B, Bean of Tolland. Tm Improved." Falf. an intercepted pass halted the ad W. Irwin ___ 98 86 J05—289 Bristol topped Torrlngton by 9-6 ter. they show up much better In mo* 2993— Simon Francis Helland-ford Road, was struck down and Mra. Herbert Hutchinson won Bee'League Opepts Its Bowling ence but,Southern Metoodiat still 3829— Bt^hen Joseph KroU subject for toe Miss Shirley Dlihock of Crystal vance. A pass from Haraburda to F. Murphy ...117 105 98—320 with McLaughlin booting a field Elsewhere) about the state toe tlon picture*, the CorneU footbelt brand sustained Injuries to his mouth ^at third prize In a sewing school con Eureka, 111.(45—Two relatives of Tonight goal with less than two minutes to Is In toe. way. The, Mustangs, 3880— Ralph Holder Gifford 2994— Louis Reale ^ ' “Current EvenU of Lake wlte imderwent an operation Otto Wagner, Eureka merchant, Haefa netted 22 yards and a Mur Low Man . 94 101 93—288 big news was provided by Wes coach’s favorite method of Instruc urday by a light truck driven by, for appendicltla at toa RockvlUe teat conducted In. Hartford. Fifty- dock to Tuminaky aerial gaippd N.Warner .... 92 99 120—311 play . . . . Meriden, however, ab leyan. definitely on toe upgrade tied by Pitt but otherwise In the tion. 3881— ^Alb^ Jude Tuttle 2995— Alfred • Winslow Brown ~ Paul A. Chapman of 124 Henry mer’’ with the three women competed In the live 20 miles apart in Rumania, clear, were Idle last week while 3888—David Mather Belcher Ing various Items of interest. City hoapitai recently, haa return Jj: but they use him aa a go-between 28 yartUi, Morlartya then rushing Tbs West Side Rec Bowling sorbed a 19-0 trouncing from after dropping three straight. The 2996— Thomas Charles Grate ‘ street. The accident occurred on contMt and Mrs. Hutchinson won BARBER Bumtto Hell Hoefieg League open tonight for Its sixth Hartford Public. ^ toe Aggies were hard pressed to 3888—Joaeph Edwin Limerick 2997— rJobn. Alexander Johnston Bingos. - ed to her home. JB - in their messages. Wagner said he toe ball to toe seven-yard atrlpe. 401 391 416 1208 Cardinals pulled a mild upset by Washington street. The ItaUan American SoclH The Executive Committee of the third prize' on a suit the made at Uldel then snared a local pass on aeason with Silbroa roUIng whipping Amherst 14-8 to start beat ^ y lo r 14-7. This week the VsreatU* Frag* 3884— Bdwsuxl Donald Clulow 2998— (HarCnce George Wogman The Injured boy was taken to received a letter from hla brother club will hold a grocery bingo this Longview PTA will hold iU Octo the school. in Rumania, asking If he had re his own 3 yarder and came back 20 against tha Weat Side Tavern and For Extra Hpeed Manchester, after four succea- defense of "Little Three’’ honors. Aggies play Arkansas and S. M. 3885— Elmer William Machle 2999’—(jlarence John Lewie Memorial hospital for emergency ber meeting Monday evening, Oc Tuesday is the second meeting alve losses, is hopeful of gaining U. meets Texas. T. C. U. and Fort Worth—Both Taxas Chile- 3888—Harold Armlnlus Alba evening at the club ceived any word of their nephew yards to remove the danger of 'a Paganl’s West Sidea meeting toe Trinity whipped Coast Guard 20- 3000— Albert Carlton Sobielo treatment but was discharged after tober 28, at 8 o’clock at toe home of toe Better Dress School. Four ENGLAND LUMBER CO. East Side BUUards at 7:30 p. m. Chicaigo—George McAfee, Bobby its second victory of the season. In 14 via the air lanes. At New Ha Baylor olMh in a consolation tlan ends *r« converted fullbacke- 388T Psaton John (Jass > 3001— Edward Giles Lyqch Snlpslc street. ♦‘If at Cernauti, 20 miles from toe Morlkrty tally. an examination. The driver of the transporUtlon are asked to meet of Mrs. Walter Rau, Ellington women of toe Bolton unit of the - Opposite Manchester Green School With toe Rambler backs alter Wednaaday evening Moriarty Swisher and Ken Kavanaugh, meeting Meriden at the Silver ven Yale’s hapless {rrlddera auC' game while Rice tapers off 0>nnle Sparks was th* HonHi 3888«CdwiB Danielson- Foster ’' 3002— wnuam Louis Pallait truck told U;7ut. William Barron Tolland Ckiurtty Farm Bureau were brother’s home. Wagner sent a at toe RockvHle Diner ahorUy be avenue. AU membera a n urged to 836 EAST MIDDLE TtJBNPIKE MANCHE8TEB GBEEN cablegram to hla nephew and toe nating- in toting toe leather, Wind Bros, wrlll meet Lee’s Esso Station •peedaters of the (Chicago Bean City tola Saturday . . . . West cumbed to Navy 21-0, toelr third against Texas A. and:1: Ir -of th* Ifing fuMhack last year aM fflitt • 3888—?nUiam Olandar 3003— i-Walter Russell (Jooley J. that th# hoy ran Into the truck’s be present as several Important present at toe first class; M U d ^ and Dillon’s US’s will taks on thV wear cleated sprint aandala instead Hartford will be host to Middle- setback in four games. Arnold strong non-conference teamSt Roach waa a fullback, tkra* 3004— Joseph Thomas Burke path and he was unable to avoid fore eight o’clock. T. Mlllhouse, Anna Skinner, JWie OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY TELEPHONE 853« answer came back ’'good health,” sor Locks moved down to Morlar 3848-CUntoB Fulton matters of business will be dis tya’ 20 where the locals held for Fairfield Grocery. of the higher football shoe. town, also on Saturday . . . . Brls- College had an ooen d $ | * . 1 Texas Tech plays Miami in Floil' in high aehooL t . 3005— Robert Buchanan Muir the accideot The driver was not Sacred Heart Cfircle, Daughters Hutchinson slid Charlotte Lloyd. •*> and waArelayed.to. too brother. 8841—lUlph Martin Clifford of Isabella will hold a grocery cussed. ' lUdiard Wy^a <3006—William CurlonU held. t Oh, dry Jrour tears though'lovers flee, escape gossip Is to behave yvur- Some to the army, some to the s s lf...n n s fsaUisrs make fins sea. feather bsila.. .Rolling the bones Waste no time in vain- regreta. gathers no moss.. .Brain la might SERIAL STORY GOP Workers any other season. You'll find how, soon the heart ier than brawn and brass la might- If The ground Is hard, she forgets. Isr than either. . . I f you think SOU TH qOVEJNTRY LAKE 4. 6 AT A COURT OF PROIJ^TE HELD scratches harder. . . I f Its dry, Bhe Another lad will come along— clothes don't count, try going YOUNG MAN ^ n ts passenger to W ANTED — PLUM BER’S helper. at Manchester, within and for the iSsT-BLACK AND TAN Beagle and 7 room fumlahed houses, with District of Manchsatei*. on the 36th digs deeper/i.If its wet, she digs Not so handsome, not so strong. without a n y.. .Lot* of people who Hartford startiW work at " Voting man to learn the trade. MeetTonight puppy, 6 months old. Reward. John dark, 41 Union Place. Tcl. fireplace, electricity, fl6 to »35. daV of Oetolier A. D., 194d. MEW YORK JUNGLE where its d ry .. .If she gets a few But fair enough to woo and win, keep up a front are in arrears... Telephone 4084. 30 minutes to Aircraft. Call Mrs. Present W IL U A M S. HYDE. Esq., more hoidv of daylight, she gives And when he knocks, runi Let him True blue wrill never stain...It Telephone 6340. 3233. Judee. copvNiaHT. iNe. Cuslck, Fox Trail, off Daley Road, BY WRAY WADE SEVERN NBA SBNVIC6E, INC us a fsW more eggs. in! costa more to live now than aver Estate of Aristides Kerlases late Seitsion Called to Com- I AT>vs’ POIX) coat tahen by mL"'- ■X- or telephdne WllUniantlc 1946-24. of Manchester, In said DIatrIct, de Bi(t Always she digs Up worms before, but Its worth it. ..Some m Uke from Norman street dance Aulomobiles Foi 'Sal* 4 ceased an(F turns them into ha^-shetled Mother (dlstracteilly)—Oh, people can think up more axcussa Situations Wanted— ' plcte Details of ' tlie I Friday evening, eye. glasses In On motion of Evelyn M. White of prbfits as well as tender, profit- don’t know what I'm going to do for doing wrong than remember PACKARD 1040 left overs, 4 door Female 38 said Manchester Executrix YegtArday: QucatioBlBg Marte Adam'g will, you and 1 arc pocket are badly needed. Please LeKUl Notices 78 ORDERED:—That six months Present Campaign. -’ab'i broilers. if the baby doesn't stop crying. ing reasons for doing righ t.. .Too UU1 OUR WAY sedans $89.5 delivered in Manches About the shadow on her wli4ow. guardiana, Hugh." Sidney ex- Did You ever see a pessimistic call 4225. from the 26th dsy of October A. D.. Braitwootl disco verm It waa Attain, plained. "For a time, U the doctor Junlor-’-Didn’t you gst a book many people imagine they are live ter, Brunner’s, 80 Oakland street. AT A COURT OF PROBATK HKLD 1940 be and the same are limited hen ? ... Did . ou ever hear of one of directions with him^ Mom? wires because they are shocking. WANTED—HOUSEWORK by the Marta tells him thee, e ( Atlam a have selected agrees with ub, txjsT—ONE BROWN leather fur Tel. “5191. Open until 10 p. m. nl Manchester, within and tor the and allowed for the creditors with With plans fully completed for starving to death waiting for ..A ..larrted, rounder usually has lined 'glove . near Oakland street. ' day. 229 Hartford Road. district ot Manchester, on the 26th in which to bring in their claims long light ngninst the nnroottc can prevent outside Interfer- the national and state elections on worms to dip themselves to the a hard time trying to square him 1939 PO.NTIAC SEDAN. 1938 Ply day of October. A. D.. llltO. against said estate, and the said hnMt, hla victory, nnd the attempt j ^^ce ” Speaker (desirious of raising Telephone 5346. ^ ______Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq., executrix Is directed to give public Tupsilny, Nov. 6. the Republican surface ? self. . .The woman who flesns the mouth sedan. 1937 Olds touring notice to the creditors to bring In to prove himself cured. A alege ..j’ (magtne Dr. Bowman will Town Committee will meet tonight Did You ever hear, one cackle money)—AU who will give $10 Articles For Sale 43 Judge. mud from her husband's shoes l o s t MV t h r e e ooloreil kitten. sedan, 1938 Pontiac .sedan. 1936 Estate of Stir.-ili Clark Ilowoa late their cliilms within sald’tlme allow of fever In Cnpetown ruined nil agree," Hugh said slowly. "It is in the Municipal Building hearing^ becm'ise work waa hard?.. .Not on stand up. after his fishing trip is too duti of .Manchester in said district, de- that. She had offered to merry Reward if returned to Nlrs Goo. Ford .sedan.. 1938 Buiek .sedan. ed by posting a copy of this order my hope that she will throw off room to disseminate all‘ d e ta ili^ f life! ... They save their (Aside to Musician)-<-Play the ful. FOR s a l e —MEN’S rebuilt and seed. on the public sign post nearest to Adam. But a gossip column Item, , Star Spangled Banner! Cliem-y, 21 Hartford Road. Cole Motors at The Center-6463. new Upon application of Alfred r. tlie place where the deceased last the psychic dumbness when she the election day program to sth for digging and the cackles relssted Shoes. Better than and the failure of her letter to , awakens so that she can undergo cheap shogs. See them. Sam Howes prajins that an Insvrumeiit dwelt within said town and by pub committee and a large foipe eggs..,.Success means dlg- l o s t — O lE C K P A Y A B L E to 1933 C H EVR O LE T .sedan, full purporting to be the last will and lishing the same In some newspaper reach him. left Ailam believing questioning in her normal mind." jf.'. .Are you7 ENVIRONMENT MOLDS ’US Bill—What do you mean by a Sarah E. Cooke. Finder plea.v re- price .$6.5 Brunners. 80 Oakland Yulyes, 701 Mabi. le.stamenl of said deceased be ad- having a circulation In said probate she had'abandoned him. He mar "A s her lawyer. I’ll be with her, party workers. The TO A CERTAIN EXTENT BUT spoiled child ? turn to Iter at m Hartford Road, j street, ’Pel. ,5191. Open unlit 10 lultted to probate and that letters district, within ten days from the called to oriler at 8 (^oCl6 C A R Wasco of admlnl.siratlon witli the will an- date of this order, and return make ried Pat. in any case. I’ll see Plowman at THEN WE ALSO MOLD OUR Sue—I suppose one who has had Manchester. . I>. in. FOR SALE—E I^ town chairman J u d g e^ . 8. Hyde. Horace— Why do you refuse ENVIRONMENTS.. a rotten l^ringlng up. garage heitter colmiiet e with oil xed t»e granted on said estate, as to this court of the notice given. once." me? We're agreed on most things, I>er a(tpIlcallon tin tile. It Is WILLIAM S. HYDE Pat Explains A h'ire | Sidney found the captain in the Those members of eommittee I!I.’57 I'LYMOUTH sedan. 1935 Imrncr and 200 f at Manchester, within and for the framed In the green shrubbery as in good condition, for -sale Tea.son- of November. A. 41;. 1!M>). at 9 o'clock she sat on a garden bench, Pat Lesencoff on his mind. , election 1>FL A. Ford race. / \ said estate of the pendency of said Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Ksq., ical bird. Even Brsdtwood admit have struck Miss Langdon and BltOTIIF.KS application and the time and place coupe, good comlitlon, new tires. Judge. ted she was attractive. then faked a dive and a rescue organlzhtton setup. OFTEN. THAT APPLIES TO FOR RK.M. ^;S^.\TI^ of bearing thereon, by putillslflilg a Bstate of Ludwig Hess late of KnHtuslasm rims high in all HOMES, MINDS, AND PUBLIC Call .5328. rope of Ibis order In some news Manchester, in said District. de»'cas- He thought Pat selfish. Had she when he saw you. Mr. Brait .\.M) INSl'R \N(’F . I FuelafMd l Feed . 49-A paper having a elrculatjoii in said «d. really loved Grsig Gundrum she wood?"- he asked. party quarters as the campaign BUSINESS. MAYBE TO PRI district, at least live d,ay». before Tha ^lanchester Trust Company would not have married Adam. "Impossible. I saw the entire enters the final stage, committee V ATE BUSINESS TOO, FOR 305 .Main 81. having exhibited Its administration .Motorcycles— Ricvcies M SEvSONED/kARD WOOD for the day ot said hearing, to appear A professor’s salary, while not business, and I swear that 1 saw uembers stated today.- Although THAT MATTER. sale, cut Any ength for fireplace if they sAo cause at said time, and account M'ith * said estate to this place utid be beard relative thereto, Cotirt for allowance, it Is comparable with a fortune such him long before he saw me." ttie present force Is iarger than in FOR .SALE—LATH 36 Columbia or fu m ^ e , $9.0t a cord; also stab amt make reiiirn to this court, and OKDBlUiU:—That the 2nd day as Adam Langdon’s, waa still suf "His turning up here l.s pinny years, workers are, still vol Old Gentleman—I hear that I man s bicyol^. balliMin Uivs. twin wy ‘ Vri iTcl tMiro'v .-rnone SE PTIC T A N K S , 200. 300, 400, 6-28'M‘i. »*Hted therein to appear and he a drug addict, had not that addic who rescued Nella Ijingdon from i\ffinehpslpr loafers. initials numltr! GKKKN MOCNTATN potatoes, heard Hicri-on by publishing a copy each cuiitit :t ..fl ir.jJ . .H'.i’ Mjnii gal. capacity. Electric and ga.s tion sapped hLs morale. possible drowning” r^l^ .Min-n'-ini c.citr welding. Smith Welding \'om- tlcld run, not graded, .50 cent.s-per AT A UOUHT o f PHOUATE HELD of this ord»*r In some newspaper "You can never tell in a intir- WOrrlh MR " having a circulation in huld District An air of relief characterized THE MAIN DIFFERENCE BE l8 i»rico ft/ tljr* ■ bu.shel iil the farm. Kratik V. W il tit r. " ’ Uhin and f"V the der case. According to reports I Da Ip Hook f.-i i-.inMont’ pMiy. Buoklarid. Call- flve days before said day of hearing Pat. Aa Sidney dropped into a TWEEN A "HICK” TOWN AND fii#*.*- l'* liams, 16,32 ’Polland street, Ijjuck- (lijitrlol of Nrwnohe.ster. on tho -»>th have jtisl received, l>>scnc«ff d;i' of O'*tol»eps A. D., l ‘J4U. and return make to this Court. seat beside her. he gueaeeil — A C ITY IS, TH E FORMER PUB 8ds. KILBRIDK BFIOS.— Carpontors. WILLIAM 8. HYDK Tonight rJlTrcflvr >lArrh 7. i9*-:r land. ITi seiil MVl'Kr l> q , righ tly— that .she .had t)ecn thlnk- would have been glad to have LISHES THE LI.ST OF MAR ■ hiHiAt’ rt’pt^s. painting. Judge.. Stiinctie.ster Mothers clul), lllus- C.t.'-’i 4 'h.» r^; JU'ltC I ing of the fortune she would soon Langdon out of hi.s way Hi' wa.s RIAGE LICENSES WHILE THE < Cons' I’UllVL J'.iV.H . .1 • ''Is CiR I roofinfi. W ork ^imrantood. Call FOR SALE—CABBAGE for kraut K.iato of Nc'lll\ Landry late of H-10-2S.10. ___ in love with .Mls.s Hi‘iiipli''lil him Irafed leclure, “Chll'I rb’velop- I« u R . . .1 oiJ« 11 ci^ I.awrem'i>, .Mass., leaving ie:il est.-tle i Inherit. The unpleasant notoriety LATTER GIVES PUBLICITY TO 3 (.'ohM CIIMVO , 31tiP for fret.' t*silrnato. ami Green Mountain potatoes. H, ment Dr. Arn'ilil Ge.sell. 1 Day ...... 'll «'i'-« n clR in .skid district. nlal rntf’?- r J-nr’ term evpry ly Clmmbers Tnu'king. Telephone CU'llaii praylrii? th.it ln»irum«*hl m. dav ailver.iiMrifc: n purp(»rtinK to tie the will ;in«f f.incs ihe rui of jitlminiMratlon with the Hill an- 3 ROO.MS F U R N IT V R E Clean Records j “The sooner an ocean separates Masimic Temple. appeart'fl. t liareliu: Ar'tlie raff* earn* F lo r is t s — N u rs e r ie s l.S r.o'Xud h‘.' on aald estate, uh Hallowe’en f‘d but no alK'AYani'*’ .-r rofun.lff ‘'•*"1 I USED 3 l-’2 M ONTHS ...... $150 i>t*r apiiliratloti tm lilt-, it Is ttne from this bloiHi-stained old Oct 31 l-egion b*» niudf "U b;\ limc at ; l*f o f N<.vt*nilM’r. A. D , DM-*, at 0 III 16 Oii»te»l from aren’t th ey?" he asked. Next Month •inHer* evergreen planting jobs. Always — Includes Stove Over 200 at G . O . I for nior^ than -niic iucorr» o ch 'ck m the foi’iii.ujn, and that "Yes." she replied. "What legal , Nov. 2. Red Cross Niglit of ,!on of any .idvcr-''i-U'^D trdered open. Inrhidinc evenings ami S\m- — Free Storage--Free J)elivcry ' Unbeaten ami Uiitieil. 1 notiui; l.»* Kiv»M to all. p*-rsons In- form alities must a w ife go through Gathering 111 iN o rlll ! Ivoynl Black Prcccpt/iry at Orange more tlniu •»m* time (lays. Phone 8-3U91. 379 Burnside * L F-a.sy Terms Arranged In saM ♦•state o f the \ .ho Inaflvcrti lit t-i lissuiji of ih- Ave., East Harlj'ord. Here la a bargain which we con ilniev of said application and the before an estate is sedtled, Mr. End Last Ni^lit. ■I Hall. co/rect - publS':^! !'.>n «'f .idv« riiRin*; sider one of the best we have ever tim e’ and place of heartiiK there«.)ii. New York, Oct. 28 - (>P)- Foot Braitwood?" ' Nov! 4. Concert for benefit of “ Sorry, chum— we don't allow any commercialism herd'' wUKbc rtofillc'S '-nl’ I'y >'11.1! ion by pnt»liHhln« a copy of this onler t h* offered. You get everything for the ball followers found a lot of up For a few momenta they dis i Verplanck Fund by Beethoven of- liW- 'hai.: !•>' in some newsiniper having: a circu- sets in last Saturday'.^ games, but Carmen Sylva FulfilleiJ rendeVed Kootin^—SidinsT I7 A home Including a Living Room, hUion m said disfrict. at least live cussed legal matters, then Sidney The Polish-Amcric.in Republi Glee club, G C lef cluli and senior AU \ f j \ r ri i>4 ni* I’.t i» must .conform Bedroom, Kitchen and many other d.i>s l.ofure’ the day o f saiil hearing, 38 college tearrus. • mcwlly small asked: "Did you know . that the can Club was liost to town offi choir of Emanuel Lutheran > Ambition to Be o Queen in Rtylf\ C'’pv and • . pt»*mpliy with WF. SPECLALIZE in roofinp ftnd to appear if they .see cause at said ones, .still are inkin g where they cers nnd candid,ales on the Repub churt-ii. auspices of Educational FUNNY BUSINESS fccjula *’AMR 'V.f' the ptii.i.isn items to make tip the hopie. .See autopsy had revealed a con.slder- .siding. Workmanship guaran I time aiifl pl.'O’e .aiol be lu’urd rt'la- took place. lican ticket at PuUiakl hall last 'E'LIZABETH, princess o fW ie d ,: ors ar.'l b -•! th#- tills Super Value and you'll buy iU live th-ietn, ati'l 'make- r.-'turn to able amount of Morphine in club. , con - teed. Time payments arranged. Tliere 38 still are undefeat>“d night. There were over 200 In at ,-y/ .1I1V c\>v PH O N E o r ' v v r it v : f o r A I this court, and by inalltnif in a Adam’s system, Mrs. Langdon?" Nov. 5. — National and State ^ Germany, had one answer for i .-Mso carpentry. .A. A. Dion Inc., 1 rcKi-sture.l letter, »>n or before Oct. and untied after haying played “Oh -I feared that might hap tendance. A dinner was served at election, local polls at State Ar- persistent suitors. She would not | ;:it4:4in<*(j a»Js ■ COL’RTESY AUTO” ’299 Autvimn street Pltone 4860. \ ‘:> i r.M''. a copy f.f this orib-r atoi 6 o’clock nnd following, remarks day inuHl Nn matter wher^e you live, we will from three/to six games apiece. pen." she admitted in a startled tnorv. merry unless she could be "quren i sal'l w ill adilre.R.sed t«» O e o r «- .M-*- were made by most of the offb inls j r.-mn S.Ttiii- ^ .send a ••Courtesy'^iito ’ at anytime A ll but four o f them added to way. “ Adam had the habit. Or Nov. 6. C. I-. of C. Ka.shtim of Rumania.’* And at that timt I i(.Me!lan. larc* of Frank .Mci'b-Ilnn^ nnd candidates pre.sent. .lohn Kue- ] ' \V.«l Mass.; aiol .Mr.**. Jillza- their victory records during the did you know It?” f Show. Whlton Aililitoriiim. thqfe was no free Rumania. Movinir— 1 rurking— to bring you to the store and hack 16 who were marezyk, president .of the club - oili Want \ds tmnie again. This is a free .service, ; Ifehtiloii. 07'’. .Madison Ave., past week and only '■Recently I learned of it." Sid Al.so Booster Club’s chicken pin Prince Charles Hohenzollem- ' I’.ltei'Hon. .N’ . d members of this select group n __ ^ ______was the toastmaster. 1 ..w llif tf-if- S loriige 20 so use it whenever you desire. ney confessed. "I understand you .siil'pcr St North Methodist church. Sigmaringen got that same an-1 I WIMdA.M S. HYLVK week ago were eliminated. There’s i planned c h .u o ;k k \ Ti: A L B E R T ’S F U R N IT U R E CO. j Judge. to send him to a Those Who Siiokr .Nov, 7. V Amaranth Pes.scit- swer. But in 1862, Alexander A U S T IN C'HA.MBERS lAjeal and Am ong the town officers and .1 c<*r liu« N'jv. 0. Aniuiul Father and Son omy for his country. Prince: until the past week. and her hands locked in an effort chairman of the Republican town, frtTrNithe ?*4’VoiiMi ' JA.MKS A WOOiiS moving and with oil burner. Good working d;8trli t " f Manclic-^tci-. the 2Clh b.'inquet of Brotherhood o f Ernan- Charles was chosen king. He was , first InsiTi ;i-n The big fellows who dropped at self-control.' She did not ask committee. Slate Senator William trucking Ashes removed weekly order. Grate.s also available. Tel. ,Uiv of < fctoli.-r. A, 1>.. i:* 10. uel Lutheran church. crowned in 1868, married Eliza the r’ HAU'ii’': K.\ I l'rc.«»'iU Wild.1AM S. HYDK. Knq., from the ll.st over the weekend how Braitwood had obtained his J. Shea, candidate for re-election. tii. wNo r»'‘4p‘-nsii Coal, coke and wood for sale. 381 5171; Mr, Frazier. Nov. 10.■, Reformation Festival beth the same year, holding her JlVlkTH, were Mississippi, which held' the knowledge. Probably she assumed Deputy Judge Charles S. House ' irlephonfl L'l*. Center street I’el’ 6.5tl6 or 5030. K.Htatti* of Theodore H. Bidweil in evening at Emanuel Lutheran to her promise. The king and tiu'ir fff'f'ii top spot a week ago. Texgs, Penn that Adam himself had Communi and L. T. Wood, candidates for lat'e of Man4'in».Hler In .«ald district, representative, David Chambers, church, auspices o f Zion, Con queen are pictured on the stamp terd FOR SALE QUALITY 4 burner dfct'aN'''!. sylvania. Rutgers, Fordham and cated it to his lawyer. cordia and Emanuel Lutheran above, one of a series of 14 com Index of ('lassilitations gas range, like new. Phone 6804. Ui*nn iippU*’atl«in of Tho Manf*hc»- (.Vlumbia. Three others lost out chairman of the tamrd of select ifeptilrinB 2.’4 "You have not much sympathy churches of Manchester. memorating the centenary of the A tcr Tru.Ht t‘' Co-i‘xcculor, by being held to ties Fresno men, William A. Allen, chairman Births . . praying f.ir autin»rJiy to ncII real with me, Mr. Braitwood," she said. Nov. 11. Joint supper of Amer Kngagemcntn .. . H State of California, Peru (Ne'b^) of the board of police commis birth of Carol I. Rl-,l’Al,RINGi-,1-AIRING Ai.’ I’O I'Oi’S, ’side ♦••state a« per application nn file, U "Don't pretend. I hardly blame ican Le'glon and Auxiliary at Le Elizabeth immediately became .Marrlag»*« C Miirhinery ind I’imiIs •'>2 sioners,, Tax Collector Samuel 1> cui tain.s. lugvage.' band made dog is Teachers and Colby of Maine. you. You were Adam’s friend. an important public’ ftgure, gained , I'cathn ...... OKDFRKI': —TliJ^t the foregolnjj undefeated and untied Nelson, Jr, Edward Lithwin, pres gion Home. Curd III Th.ink’s coljar.s. barne.ks Charlp.s Ijiking, The But If you would try to. under- “Turkey, the love of her subjects. She en- ! In Memunnui F W E A L W A Y S H A V E a l?rge and ai'plicatlon he heard and determlh- Opp. ident of the 5’^oung Republican Nov. 27. -- Annual 90 ('ambricige street. Tel 4740. ’♦ d at the l'rol*ate Office In .\Ianohea- teams: stajid what marriage to a man G'lose and P ig ” dance of Hosa dowed hospitals, helped co-opera- i 1/08! and KmiPd 1 \ fine .selection o f u.sed-''tractors W Pts. Pts. who was all but a maniac meant, club and Rev. S, J. Szezepowski, Announce m»if ts ...... i ter in said L^lstrlct. on the 2nd djiy pastor of St. John’s**^Polish Na Company No. 1;' S. M. F. D.. at tives, worked for peasant legisla- \vANTED TO TUNE, repair and rea.sonahly priced. attractive f,( Ni>vemher. A. D., 1940, a t^ o'clock 6 1,52 13 you Would know 1 had little choice I r«rsr*nal8 . 1 Kent State (O-I • tional church. After the speaking Cheney Hall. 41 nlotfI6>lrl|p« regulate vour piano or jfftlayer terms. Dublin Tractor Company; in tiie forenoon, and that notice be St. Ambrose (la.) . .6 106 0 but to have him put away." tion. 4 Providence Rd.. W illlm an tlc., given to all persons interested In 21 the gathering was entertained In addition, under tjie pen-name Aulf' .of.'Us for s iti- ...... piano. Tel. Manrhe.steror 50,^, said e.Htate of the pendency of said Boston College ...... 5 215 "You think there was more A .imOblJeJ* f'.r 1 tiK« . . . & ...5 178 16 with music and short sketches. Handcuffed Prisoner Escapes “ Carmen Sylva” she wrote plays, • uto Acofiss.' ■ rips •-'riru s ...... 6 application and tho time and place Georgetown . than an excessive use of drugs of hearing thereon, by publtahing a Tennessee ...... 5 157 12 It was announced that ; on novels, verse, translated German Auto rtMiainimc- 1 ntr ..,, 7 troubling him?” Z' Thursday evening, when Cbn- Kamsas City— (A5 —E ctive into SchMolff 1 \ ('ournes and Clusse^ 27 Musical Insirumenti 5:i copy of Ibis order In some news .. .5 150 20 folk tales into Rumanian. Her only paper having a circulation in said Clenison ...... ‘I don’t kndw(owl r really. I have gressman at Large, B. J. Mon- Nathan Baker Is looking fb,r‘ his AUKjS—;Shfl» t;\ T ruok K Elastem Kentucky never been asaoclated with a per child died at the age of 4. Autos— F'lr H r »• 9 LF.5KN A DROFF.SSION. Scicn- ilfstrict. nt least live days liefore the kiewlcz, of New Britain, speaks in handcuffs—and the man who ' vore Elizabeth died in 1916, at the •Vli’ - -Sfn?- 10 piano. day of said hearing, to appear If Teachers ...... 8 138 20 son who used drttga But I do tJantifes- Tit* ... titi’ 'oaasaw" 4ood opporlnnltiea. f o r ' s a l e - U P R IG H T th i^.sie cause .It said tlm»* anfl Manchester, he will be met at De them. He put the nippers o\ a age of 73, two years after her Motorexu; »- -IV 'i’ll'X ^ . V It Springfield (Mo.) know that more thail\half the time flipped . M ■ .'.•ri' 1? l'l.!’, ■ vemiig •■la.s.se.s-rFree iite'ra- 3’elephone 7.330. pl?ict* Hitd h h»affl rtdatlvs thereto. 5 133 0 pot Square by the SL John Drum burglary suspect. The man husband. Today she is remem \Y.T».r-(i A I'turn to', this C«>iirf. Teachers ...... he-was not rational. ” ^When de a handkerchief under Baker’s '\ itn^GH**** B(i♦'!•\’ • i) I s FOR SALE— BECKER player WIIalsIAM 8. HYDK Heidelberg lO .)« ...... prived of the drug h ^ W ^ like in a parade that will take/in the Believing it contained jew- 'T St reel., H .arf.L.'d Judg«.' .5 1.30 14 quean. .'Ujfptu’M S' r.’. . . , ♦ rpd .. 1t \ piano, in good condition. Call Michigan ...... roadman. ^ jumped out to pick it up. "rhe bus-. ' “ Of course, if she trumped your ace. Ihaf’s her funeral ' 49 : JI-1-0-28-4C, 129 20 principal streets at the North mjlldlTu: — ?* MlllersvlUe (Pa.) I’ crfillo r ."orv. lalior>'r.“. ■Rurr Nur-.'-ry. .lU'IgC. had tubes of the stuff in card Daily- Pattern PainiirK — I’.ti' ih U . . . -■1 FOR S A L E -7-B O Y ’S overcoat, EMo'e of Marie Paris late of Man- •reachera ...... • .5 107 18 board boxes. Craig says there may n.’i 1 ,,c I \\ ,\.N’T AjOI.A.N to a.«HiHt me In dark blue, size 16, gerod condition. cliesur In said district, .deceased. .5 103 33 Upon apiillcatlon of Itaymond Franklin-Marshall be some way of telling what was Repair.UK an .'iKi.abli.'ihi’d Hartfoni Dealer- ■ tiulgrown $7. Tel. 6023. ' harts.' Executor, praylnu. for au- Indiana (Pa.) Teach burned, from the ash." A Merry O I« Menagerie T.Ulo*-tnK- -! •' ’.TP' .ehip ■.‘<'gi- •Ja-5o, .Must have car. 12 Tnilet 'in-.K iltorlly to mortKage certain real es ers ...... 5 103 “ Do you know where Adam got K>'I'1> thiK p:ip(’ r Rux^X-. FOR SALE— LADIES' racoon tate particularly described in said .5 94 27 \vani/-l— i: . Stanford ...... • • the drugs? Such habits often lead Pattern g(lS9 I lint rorft, .size 18. $25. Call aflc/- 6 p. appllc.a-tion on file. It Is Albion (Mich.) ...... 5 92 16 to- unpleasant associations. They .aiid ' ♦•jl; I’lN I’.iiVS WA.NTF.ly Kxpenence oitD K R K p :—That the toregolns in.-.5069. • • application be heard and determined Rensselaer Polytech .5 90 20 may even, have a bearing on the What a world of Joy foj- happy l'rlv:,y' li:--'- not .try. .Mu.it be 16. Ch.ar- at the Proiiate Office In Manchester Grand Rapids (Mich.)1 tots comes with this qUartptte of ...... ler ti.ik R(iwling Alleys. 27 Oak /FOR SALEN- L A D IE S tripletoe murder." ■, .MliffPV-—I.-: •••-■• ...... In said District, 'on the 2nd day of Junior .... .5 86 6 " I don’t knovv, really. I ’ve heard little stuffed creatures—a bear, a . \Vant»f\— ■ .*ct •'« . . . >'reet. „ silk hosiery. 50c— 79c— 85c. J. M; S’ovemher.’ A. D.. 1940. a t-9 o’clock In 86 6 the forenoon, and that notice be Alfred (N. Y.) .5 him-telephone New York and ask bunny, a duck and a chick, ait I liiniM'inl Nichols. Highland Park. , .5 85 13 130 nds-d'S—S>- •- - -M- ’ -e'‘ f il atven to all persona Intereated In Navy ...... for the doctor.' He’s say that he appropriately if scantily bedecked miKlne PP 'I F ' . . said estate of the pendency of said Bethany (W. Va.) ..5 84 20 wanted hiJi last prescription re with at least a scrap of something Money t' I. ■ . ti 37. application and the time and place East Stroudsburg (Pa.) in a way of clothes. Send for tb' F O R K K M Rooms Without Ikiard 59 of hearing thereon.,by puhltanln* A filled and sent down. I remember Ifctp nml Teachers 79 SS pattern right now (you get all foi^J^ Help W.ititcii— .'t-muic. . . 3: N'ln* frItoofM .Slnyli' With Oa copy of tlilB order In anme nevtra- the number.” . 7»i paiier' having a circulation In aald Notre Dame ------138 27 "Did he know that you had in one d esign -8589) and get ll«lp Want«‘d—M:Uf ...... Svl.'.od IV r Month. f o r RENT-NICELY fumlahed Raltfsmrfi NV;ih»cd ...... ,3t.- \ room for one or two. Breakfast diatrlct. at leaat five ,daya before Cornell ...... 133 13 burned his supply?" head start on your Christmas Help Warn*, d- Male h om-ile 57 the day of aald hearing, to appear Pacific Lutheran : 129 19 plans thus early. Make them for JUNKS KK.VKTY optional. ’Tel. 5002. ^______. - if they aee cauae at aald time and "Yes. He-^as furious. I was Amenta Wanted ...... 3 Northwestern ...... 93 17 actually afrald^Bib locked himself the little folks in your own life, Sltuat-lori' Wun'f'fl— ... •s 33 Oak Strert place and he heard relative tBereto, Slftiallnns Win'-id—M k1»* 3*' and make return courL^^ Oberlin (O.) ...... 90 37 in thc'Jungle and T-4«. . .4 84 15 Dok»—Uirtls— IVJ» ...... :.f 41 Teachers ...... scene. ' I believe he struck her. ■ These animal toys take such a room. Board if tlesired. 229 Hart 19 Ll\fi Stack —VrhUMfa . .r ...... mLm Hardln-Simmons .4 79 When he realized where hla fury lot of loving and hugging and toss Pou’Urv .ind S'limMc'S ...... 43 ford Road. .4 79 34 Wa»*tr.l - p4 ” ’ p.'irl’ rv —SifcW 4 4 HA\K \urR n UNACE Minnesota, ...... had brought him, he became con ing about that they must be made |<'4*r '»al#‘— >ll*«*r!Inne'Oii«i New Development Penn State ...... 4 78 13 trite and joined us. . . . That of sturdy materials — percale, KUUKKDOVKU: .4 .55 6 ArUcUn F- r .<;«’• ...... 4& Apartments— Flat* Wittenberg (0-) may be how she got the bruise be chintz, gingham or calico. Roatfl and Af'«‘t ...... FUKK iNsn;cTi<),\: .3 26 7 hind her ear.” Bulld'uc, Maffrtalfl . . .*...... Tenemtrnts Ig Soon to Opening Pattern No. 8589 Is designed In Diamond. —W.,’ , h. . — 'c;v,.lry t]- f.stlniuti's, iilailly tiUrn .-\t-.No One Size. Bear, bunny and duck I'lectno.Tl A i'i'lin rc i— t] I 'l l '. . <'linrjcf*. \Uo rurniu*^*, SuppIli'H. FOR RENT— FIV E ROOM flat, all Tbe sound of a closing ddor each requires ,14 yard of 38-tnch Democrats Form . drew ihelr attention to the house. Fuel and F.;..l ...... ' ‘ * * *',*’^’ improvements and garage. Adults. 'iffliterial: chick, yard; yard, Oarden— Farm— Dairy Producia eO .I4INE8 Iri' preparation for the opening Hugh Langdon descended the % Vt Ilouaehold OnoriM...... Inquire after 4:30, 114 Oak St. for the overall, *4 yard for the steps and approached them- He Machinery and Tools ...... FfU M ri UK. & MEA’n N a of a new development that will Political Club Jacket; 9 inch squares for each Musical Iiu-lrument...... 33 Oak Street looked ill. The muscles about his I FOR RENT—TW O 3 room tene- include lots on the west end of the bib; 2'A yards of ribbon. Office and Sii.re Fquinmcnt ... f)lM’ii Kvor'' Kv«»nlrij{. ntents, new brick house. 309 1-2 large, kindly mouth had tighten Soeclals ai Hie .-u.ires ...... Dr. Weldon farm off Porter street For a Pattern of this attracUva Wearini; \pparcl— Furs ...... TH. 8Jr>l Spruce street. — ~r~______and land on the east end of the Constable Harold Keating waa ed into bitterness; hlB broad shoul XVanled- To HViy i;;ui elected president of the M a n c ^ ders sagged and he appear^ to model send 15c in coin, your name, ll'.nril— llo lrl.—Hc.orts FOUR ROOM APARTMENT for b e e n partly developed, 3000 feet 1 ter Roosevelt-WaUace Club at an have lost weight In the short 24 address, style, .number and size to Itcklnlirants renL -.All conveniences. Orford of aamtarv sewer pipe has been organization meeting held Satur hours since his cousin’s murder. The Herald Today’s Pattern Serv Rooms Without Board . it ice, 106 7th Avenue. New York, - Boarders Wanted ...... ,69-A Bldg. Apply Marlow’s^^______laid m W e lm ^ r ^ d and then I day night Miss Ruth Mahoney "Hugh is hard hit," SIdnejh said Country Board—Resorts...... tie ,e«t along Drfsher road. in a low voice. N. Y. HoMis— Restaurants...... Hello Folks ! lots on the comer of Dresher 1 Lillian Johnson, secretary and A glint of' sympathy troubled Everything new! Everything Wanted— Rooms— Board - ...... Business Locations road and Grandview atreet will Nicholas Angclor treaiu^er. The. Pat’s bright eyes. "Hugh Is a re- smart! Fashions for everybody Real K .lat* .Fur Rent 64 Apartments. .Flat*. Tenements 65 Want To Save .itone.y for Xmoa? For Kent connect with the sewer already j club has over 100 charter mem nxsrkable person/ she said, Witn • from little size 2’a to sUtely size 64 Business Locations tor Rent ., W'c'rc Running a Speelul laid in Grandview street and for bers. more feeling than he had yet seen 62's! Wearable, practical veriiions Houses For Rem ---- 66 FOR RENT—HEATED STORES that reason it, was not necessary The Democratic ^ 66 Mark Uoun Sale On her dUplay. • that‘Will fit right into your dally Suburban For Rent ...... - 61 20x50, 140.00; 20x25, $30.00; lOx to lav the line along the entire j North Main street Is to o{>en “ Plowman Insists Nella be .ex- life and give endless satisfaction. Summer Homea For Rent . . . . . 25, $20,00- Porterfield. 68 Spruce, Wanted »o Rent. 69 i STOVES AND FURNITURE length of Dresher road. In addl-lfrom 9.o’clock in the m o m ln ^ n - amined for the sUte by » doctor That’s What you'll find in the hew Real Eatate FSf Sale tion to the laying of the pipes til 10 o'cloi k at night and John J. of his own choosing,' Hugh ^Id Fail nnd Winter Fashion Book Apartment Building lor Sate .. ( ’ome Down and laiok Ua Over! ‘gravel has W n laid on both ! Griffin of 35 North School street them. " I objected, thinking that Bend for It this very day— rie*^ Business Property »ala . .. Houses For Rifnt 65 wlU be in charge. Both headqusr-. Karma and Lind for Sal. streets. in her cohdlUon. further question pow! Jones Furniture A t present there is only one ters at the North End (uid SoutR ing could only aggravate her HouMS for Sala ...... FOR R E N T—SEVEN room single. End have had telephones Installed Pattern, 15c; Pattern Book, lf»-., Lot, tpr aala • v V a . i ; ” S3 Oak Street tils bath, fireplace, oil bumer,Jt58- IiMiM on both of these roads. trouble. What about the legal side one Pattern and Pattern Book or R.anrt Property for Bala . Telephone 8254 Re*. 7241 Thomas Kelley, instructor at Man and workers will be In both places Suburban for * • '• ••■••■■ Also new five room single, each afternoon and evening from ,,)f lt„.Sld?" • . dered together, 25c.. Raal Eatat. for Bxchang. Open Every Evening. Cod $45. Harry England chester High school, lives at No. ' "Nella is under a f e and, accord- 2 i Dresher road. now until a ftef election. - ( Wantisl—Real phone (■: l -'5
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Cart drtv«» by Clifford H. Ollss Tlio regular meeting of the George C. Painter tff 129 Oak John M. Bernard of New BdKh- Charges and UlUan. Mather have 1 Huntington strest, Hartford Army and Navy club auxUlkry land atreet ~spent the-week-end at purchased a building lot at the which could naturally take place the New York WoridVi Fair. ton, Maas., will continue hla aerlea comer-’Of Benton and .Wadaworth an^ Hyman M. Rutateln of Dor SELF SER^ About Town chester, MasK. were In colUaian Thursday evening, will be postpon of talks on prophetic subjects, to- streets from Ruth Warner Carrier, ed until Thursday evening, Novem sTOE OMOINAL IN NEW ENOEANDt of Teansck, N. J., and Intend to Sunday aftembon on the curve at __ __ c^nmlttM for mMTow. Wednesday and Thurs Demlng atreet and Tolland Turn ber 7. " ' Leclerc Gain|faigii day evenings of .this week at Gos start building a dwelling there tjtf IttaetaMUr f k a ^ f club'* Hal- Immediately. The transaction was pike. Both card ware conatdfrgbly iMPt'an party at the/Sports Center pel hall, 415 Center street. These damaged, according to the' report The Women's Ltague will have Arouses Interest AN y HEALTH MARKET services, which are open to, all, be handled through the agency of win meet tonlirbt at 6:45. at the Arthur 'A. Knofla. Mr. Mather is of Policeman Dnvld OaUlgan, who an all-day sewing meeting tomor tperts Center. gin each evening at 7:45. In the jewelry business hers In the investigated. No arreeU were made row from ten o’clock on at the There has been an active inUf- store formerly operated as Don by the Inveatlgatlng officer. Second Congregational church. est shown In the campaign of TUESDAY SPECIALS Members will bring materials and Walter N. Leclero for Represen nelly’s at the Center, their own box lunches. Samuel P. Ifallusso, chauffeur tative, and the North end funeral Double H r f i: Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales Woodrow T. Trotter, of .this for Ctarenoe H. Wickham of ’The director, who has been a resident town, a student at Boston Uni PlBea. Manchester, while vlMUng James Trivigno of James Beauty of Manchester for the past thir Tuesday. National versity, is a charter member of the the World’! Fair was a ffueat at Salon is attending the Hair Dres teen years, ,has a. great many the New Weeton Hotel, New York ners’ Convention at the Hotel I friends who have rallied to hla university’s new Student Govern support. Hale’s Milk ment club. City, Pennsylvania, New York CHty. I Girl Scout Weiek BREAD) loaf Oct. 27 to Nor. 2nd Large No. S Can Campbell's Tuesday will be observed at Hale’s as Girl Scout Day. Ths Girl Scouts and their leaders will be in the store »'* sene tea in the afternoon from .7:00 to 5:00. They ln\-ite Hale’s Quilting Party Tomato Juice Can 19c and all others who are Interested m Scouting to attend. There \ will be a diaplay of handiwork by the several troops,In town that Halo's qoaUty will prove of great Interest. and Red Bog C^f^e U).
Savol Girl Scout Uniforms Prize \Quilt Contest! Cont. only 1 \ \ practiCBl uniform designed for school wear as well as Gallon I w C for the various functions of Girl Scoufs — meetings, rallies, See the beautiful handmade replleas of famous qulltk In Bleaching Water hiking or ramping In sizes 8 to 18 •ur windows thia week. Large Package Concentrated Five Patterns > . . Dogwood Dutchman's Puzzle Flower Garden Friendship Wreath Blue Super Suds 3 Pkg.s. 41c $3.50 and Holland Tulip. Brownie Uniform.s ..S2.50 Patterns of these beautiful heirloom quilts are yours Sunbeam for the asking. ' Large Jar BookleU on "Short-Cuts In Quilt Making ” are also Apple Butter 10c free. Girl Scout Accessories tale’s Is Headquarters For Qollt and Comfort Beardsley’s S c a rfs ...... Materials. B lits ...... Peanut Butter 2-Lb. Jar 2 5 C B e re ts ...... SI.00 - \ . , < oiiipassi's ...... 75o In 80o \, f n ln Purses ...... Bunch 4 C ' Vanities ...... Fresh GorraH Sewing K its ...... ' ’r 72" X 90” OHnook First Aid Kits ...... K'lc Fresh, Newvl-arge size \n k le S o c k s ...... '<0c Quilting/Cotton ^ Knee Sm’ks ...... lOe Dozen K nives ...... ------.SUM! • P rize Flarida Oranges 7 Bring In Your Old and 59c 1 Lb. Batt New Handmade Q uilt (luifts! Soft, flufly. wool-like feel—easy to handle' HEALTH MARKET ami use. Quilts beautifully. t Ik JWHALC CORK Contest SHORT STORY: A4AHCHESTER COHM- 84" X 100" Land O’ Nod It’s up to the woman whether a man feds fit for the Battle of Life...... j We Are Headquarters For Girl Scout .\ccessories. Quilting Cotton 3 Prizes! Men need f«Mtd for energy, for bildy huiuiing and repairing. , \ ,, A Prize Will Be .Awarded On Each of 111 Tlirea .Men want food that makes the meal an enjoyable 1 l-.VLb.‘ Batt Following .Merits; occasion. , 79c It’s up lo ulc woman to see that there s meal Upon Prepare for Thursday . . . / .Special Features: 1. Oldest Quilt the table.” - — 1. Wool-like Texture 2 Unfold.s W ithout Clinging “Hallowe’en! :i. Handles Without Tearing 2. Most Distinctive Pattern Lamb Shoulder Chops 4. Needles Freely ^ Hallowe'en Masquarade (lostumes / ,5. Quilts Bcautifttlly 3. Best Workmanship 6. Fluffy and Soft - ^ ^ Lb. 20c Colonial. Old Fashioned. Spanish Girl. Clown. P.ed Riding Hoi/d, Three experienced Manche.ster women will act O'pay, Hawaiian Old. Witch, and Chinaman. ..72" \ 00” Bob White Cross Quilted , as Judges and each entry will be c.orefu ly con.sidered by them. Names of the judges will be announced Meaty Lamb 2 Lbs. 25c at a later date. ^ $1.00 and $1,98 / Comfort 5atts 1 Lb, Pieces or Cut Up. The “Cooking School" suggests I.,amb' and I.lIma Bean Cotton Shop. P rize s — $1.00 When It’s Sizzling In Ihe Pan You’ll Be Glad Ybu Chose a Tender, The winners may select either a choice .lulcy \ a* ^ Hallowe'en Cantlies , Purp white rotton. carefully c;J^aned and copy of a famous handmade quilt or bleached to a fluffy whiteness. enough material and batting to make a Sirloin Steak Lb. 35c Hallowe’en Gum D rops...... 19c Ih. quilt of their own design. Hallowe’en Gum S trings...... 10c lb. 72" X 90” Chinook The contest begins Tuesday, October Old Fashioned Boiled Dinner! Butter Cream Pumpkins...... / ...... SOo lb. a 29th, and will be open for two weeks, Butter Cream C o m ...... y ...... S9e lb. Comfortable Batts ending November 9th. Contest Quilts Fresh Lean Beef Rib Lb. 15c Nan Cabot .Assorted Chorolates ...... S9c Ih. will be displayed in the Domestic Dept. To Cook Wllh Vegetables! Licorice Cream Cats ...... y ...... 39c lb. 2 Lb. B atl Hallowe’en NovelUes ...... y ...... '...... Ic ea<'h $1.19 Mary Oliver Candles . . . / ...... «0c lb.; 2-lh. pkg. $1.00 Makes a beautiful light weight but warm eomfortahlc. Sort, fluffy cotton with wool- like feel. Fresh ^Thd JW.HALC CORR A complete range of colors and pat A4AHCHESTER COMM- Salted Mixed Nuts terns in solid color percales, printed percales and printed comfortable 39c lb. challies. DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS GIVEN TUESDAY.
Th.JW.HAU CORP. m i ’S A N£W E-A-S- M anchester Co h n * TO HIAT m n MMll Given W ith ^d s h Sales In soys JOHN BARCLAY Bath These Stares AH Day US ' FAM^OUS^ldliaOCNd* HEATINO EXPERT Tuesday. 7 WHO HAS HELPED THOUSANDS GET BEHER HEAT AT LESS COST General PEG,ITS SO EASY TO KEEP When yau arder THE HOUSE WARM WITH Electric * UuG-COar.THAT service' The J W r i A i ^ CORR -b ln e c o d .’ AAANS APVICE-HELPED MANCHESTER CONN* you get extra home A REGULAR .$99.9.'>" heating service VALUE! g 1 ) 1 0 6 coal’ gives.you better heat with less atten tion. It’s Pennsj’lvania's finest anthradt^ espe The Valuable Premiums You Get for Your Green cially prepared to make home heating easy. And Stamps Make Shopping At These Stores Fxtra Profit with ‘blue coal’ you also get the free heating ad MR. JONES. SHOWING able. vice of our John Barclay Service Man. He’ll help OUR CUSTOMERS HOW you get'more'heat per fuel dollar. Phone us for IDOITDOWNTHE money-saving ‘blue coal’ and Free heating service. oosroFHExnNC / . ^ THEIR HOMES IS C ^ \^ MRTOFOOR \ EVERypAV SERVICE ' ' FUEL and RANGE OIL IiT'A|iy Quantity— Any Time EVEHY SUNPAY AFTSttNOON TO YOU. BY YOUR neighborhood‘b ln o co il* dialer Wholesale and Retail BANTLY OIL COMPANY Center Street Phone 5293 Serving the Public for 23 Years.
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