lalL> ’ •♦;'i •. r^: ., . •- '5 i ^ ; n ^ . , ' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 86, IMO • T h t W sathar : . Avaragi DsUjr drenlatioa rstaeaat ot V. S. Wantbar Baraan AmrbrBtrr £«tntf^ XMsfil For the Month ot Septamber, 1M$. thalr audienoee 'TUngtag la tha Pblr and oonttnoed eoM tonight; Uat night nt the Hartford armory 6 , 4 4 1 Tueodny rJondy and oUgtatly wnrm- on induction. Groom*’, by X. A. OlCaafo, a com­ Manchester Aliens Set Standards Hera and Tkei* Playe^Tlan edy; Albert Carriere’s "The Hum­ Menbei ot tha Andll er. About Town Another week gone, and •‘M” day mingbird HIccupa", a lively farce, illTralo >--■1 Bnrasn ol CIrenlattons oing to School has again moved up . . . this week and "Singapore Spider", a mys­ BLUE CASTLE INN ManeitiBster^A CUy of Village Chirm Season^s Work tery-corn^. t ' - ■' — For Guardsmen we found out it Is Jaadary 3. . . . (On the Bolton Road) . ^ ' - Th« director of the lleacheiter Just to giva tha boya tha hplidaya Mias Rita Stephens will dlreot PRICE THREE CEN’IVi ‘ nHatovement AesocUtlon will hold One of the Ifcrgeat classes In at home. . . . InvlUUons for par- "Ringing in the Groom"; iBdgar HOME OF GOOD FOOD! (CtoaalSeg Adverttslpg o« Pag* 14) MANCHESTEi^CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1940 (SIXTEEN PAGES! I a Medal meeting on Friday, Nov- beginners English that haa ever Physical Examination Ucipation in the Armistice Day St. James's iThespians to M arw will handle the Players Ih VOI,. LX„ NO. 24 V \ ; waber $ which will be a teatUnonlal attended night school In Manches­ parade have been mailed to the "The Hummingbird Hiccups", 5 REASONS WHY WE CAN PLEASE, YOU ipithering for Edward A. O'Malloy. ter is enrolled this term. The class Requirements Released iMal commandere, and a company Feature Comedies; List while the direction of the "Singa­ 1. DELICIOUS FOOD! r-th e ir president,-^ who haa been numbers 71. The order for all vote la expected to be taken up Of the First Plays. pore Spider” wiU be taken care of 2. You Can Bring Your Liquor! .. transferred to Leihlston, Me. The aliens to register is given as the —Other N. C. News.' at the next drill. . . . Since the by Miss Gertrude Campbell. reason for the large attendance. draftees' aweethearts received per- .3. A Cozy Place To Dance! •aaoclatlon win also elect a presi­ Members of St James’s Parish dent at the meeting. Dante Paganl, During the World war almllar By Dmuijt She* / miaslon to wear their boy friends’ 4. CloaeTo, YetOntof Town! the vice president of the associa­ classes where the largest In the . The physical axamlnation re- registration buttons, many regi­ Players are requested to come to 5. Where You Can Come Stag! tion Is chairman of the committee evening schools here and the In­ mental insignia have been aeen St. Jamee'a school on Tuesday ave- terest aroused at that time re­ quirementa have been releaaed, around town on girls' coats. Of arrangements. sulted in , many of the etudenta and all soldiers called Into the ning at 7 o’clock to try out for Island parts In the opening fall production TAXn Fleet continuing their studies for four or service will meet the following five years. The number attending V CALL Rev. K. Dent Lackey,’ of Enfield standards: (a) Height; 60 inches Hurt 10 Years Ago, of the group. ' candidate for senator In the night schools in recent years The Players will present three ; 6588 Seventh District, who arrived Ih has been small. minimum and 78 tnchea maximum; one-act plays aometlpte during ■J Manchester too late to epcak at The night school principal eati- (b) Weight; 105 pounds minimum; Not Yet Recovered Thanksgiving week. All members Prempt! DINE AND DANCE the Democratic rally Wednesday mates that there are about 2000 (c) Eyesight; Normsl vision of of the club are eligible for parts, Sato! aliens in Manchester, although Z4-Hoar EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT night, will apeak over WDRC at 20-20 or a minimum sharpness of John Ambrose, who was one of as well as ^ r participation in ServiceI 4:46 tomorrow afternoon. le.ss than 1400 have so far regis­ 20-100 in each eye which can' be the beat football players in line stage and scenery work, ’ costum­ Frontier At the tered. corrected with glasses to 20-40; work that the North End ’ ever ing, makeup and program work. . The officers of Ward Cheney ,(d) Hearing: Normal hearing be­ turned out, is working only part To Feature Comedies Manchester Taxi Camp. USWV and Mary Bushnell ing able to hear'a low conversa­ time now as the result of an in­ Comedy will be the Playefo’ Joe. M. OrSteH, Prop. Oldfe New England House Cheney Auxiliary, USWV, will Hold To Make Plea tional voice at 20 feet with each jury he suffered while playing forte in their first presentation of CMBoe At The foa Boons ear separately; (e) Diseases: Mild football over 10 years ago. Mr. Music by Smith’s Orchestra a joint ln.

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V BVnNING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.,. MONDAY. OCTOBER 28,1940 ?!0>!pAY, OCTOBER 28,1940 MANCHESTzr. EVEiciiic i i e e a l d / m a n c t i e s t ::.'. FOT» leeders ead talked to them even longer. PUot Ousted G Qef Qub to Sing at November 4 Goncm Harmony Seen Italieh motorised unite thruet acroee the mountaihoua Greek- 'ake Part in Program Italian frontier at 6:30 a. m. (10:80 By Cleveland im iL L lN G NEW SPEED During Parley p, m. ea.t. Sunday)— half an hour F ast? . » / before the expiration of an Itallin For Scholarship Fund By Axis Heads ultimatum, a Greek communique Indians Announce . Os­ A i..) f < r the i I, ■ t Til You don't know how fast said. By noon Athene had undergone car VItt’s Contract n a n y >. 11. f f i i > r i n ■ key, ' regarded as a friend of (OMtlmed Iron race 0«e) two eld raid elarme, and In the a range $:an be till you try G Q e f Q ub to Sing for Greece. Oplnlona differed as to ■econd anti-aircraft batteries want Will Not Be Renewed. whether Turkey would go to their session at 11:80 a. m. and into action when two Italian planes Benefit of Verplanck Greece’s aid. •mersod at 1:00 p. m. for lunch- were seen high over the ancient Cleveland, OcL 28— toweel price ere've ever \ $ Super-heat Units. Regardless of fuel . . . the purpose of entering upon a minutes later. eastern Mediterranean fleet al­ these ranges are the nation’s fastest . . . by three-year course of study at *-"® By 2 Powers ready were steaming Into action. Vltt c ^ e to Cleveland a f Westminster Choir, G. Exc&ange Salutes and Handthakea managing the Newark Bears of t test! Super-Heat Units are 30% faster than As aoon as the Fuehrer stepped (Turkey, closely allied but not Pearaon was called to assume hw (Continued from Page One) pledged to Greece, has believed to International League. The Indians New Super-heat Unit ordinary unith. “Flight” has “Bake-Fast” brother's duties which Included the from the train he and Mussolini sets new cook in g exchanged aalutea and hand­ be waiting to see the strength of finished third in his first tvyo oven and “Quick-Speed” broiler, too! Don’t directorship of the G Clef club. tlcal promise to give "all the sup­ British help and Greecc’a own re­ Amercan League seasons. After miss the pleasure of electric cookery another Membership limited shakes, reviewed an hohor guard port In their power" if Greece’s in- on the platform and then passed sistance. There was no confirma­ rolling up a five and a half game NEW 1940 , • Cooking Top Lamp day . . . now that it costs so little! Since Its organization, th® club pcndcnce were threatened. 'Tho tion in Ankara of Balkan rumors lead in August, they wound up in ■ whose membership is limited to through the royal waiting room to same promise was extended by a square in front of the station, that a Turkish declaration of war second place this fall, a game h y forty and Is composed entirely of *Same range without Super-Heat Unlt.a. both powers to Rumania, but ehe Veigh, brother of the bride, were where a crowd had assembled to was being drafted. hind tee Detroll Tlgerp. women, has had a brUUant record UNIVERSAL • Automatic Time Signal 3107.45. OenerOus Trade-In Allowance on later repudiated It as unwanted. the bridal attendants. cheer them. Reports from Belgrade aald Ital­ and has shown remarkable pro­ A t the time, Neville Chamber­ Couple Surprised Hitler glanced about him at pic­ obsolete Cooking Equipment. Prices in­ gress. It has presented twelve an- ’The bride who was given in ian warplanes also bombed the lain, then British prime . minister, turesque and beflagged Florence, 2,600-year-old port of Piraeus four clude wiring. , nual concerts in each, of which it marriage by her father wore a ELECTBIC RANGE New Mult-I-Heat made It clear that the guarantee to On Anniversary princess style gown of white satin which he once said was his fav- mites south of Athens. Other Ask Ghildrai • Automatic Oven Heat Regu­ has been assisted by guest “ ''t‘®“ C on trol give* over Greece waa prompted specifically with train and sweetheart neck­ orite city. planes were ssid to be supporting Itecord-brcaklng Super-heat Suifacs from New York and other cities. McKInney-Poad 101 surface hcatal by Italy’s,seizure of adjoining Al­ line outlined in pearls. Her full Then he entered an open auto- Italian land drives at Fiorina and Uniu with 101 different heats help lator, ^ In addition to these bania. MLss Lots Eleanor .Poad, of mobile with Mussolini and rode • • f I certs held annually In this town. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar G. Ander- length veil was worn cap-shape Kastoria. on the Greek border ToShai^Toys make UNIVERSAL the range sensa­ L "BnRA” Genuine G-E Deluxe Lamp included at no Turkey Also Embraced .son of Center street were honor West Hartford, daughter of Wil­ through the chilly autumn air to south of Albania.) tion of the yearl But that's not all I S e club has delighted audiences Simultaneously, too, Chamber- liam H. Poad, became the bride of and she carried a shower bouquet tee old palace where the confer­ increase in price! throughout Connecticut, as well as guests at a surprise celebration of white roses, bouvardla and Flatly Rejects Demands Othc£ thrilling features alio mean lain stre.s.scd that Turkey could bo of their 20th avedding annlver.sary Wadsworth Kenneth McKinney, ence began shortly after 11 a. m. Greece hurled her manpower easier, thriftier, tastier meals. See and • Thermizer Well Cooker 2. “BflRA” New Advanced Type G-E Thrift Cooker. Cooks in Brooklyn, New York, and niany VVrlghtll fern. The maid of honor Troops and carabinieri lined the broken ojr^iiused considered .embraced by the guar­ Saturday eycnlng at the home of son ofi Mr. and Mrs. William Mc­ an(l, res'jurces into the struggle; test the UNIVERSAL before you buy. nlaces In Including Kinney of 101 Chestnut street, at wore a bouffant gown of heavenly streets and a Florentine band in faster, uses less current than ever! &;j>ckton, Springfield and Worces^ antee. Mrs. Anderson’s sister, Mrs. Kred flatly rejecting demands which things/Wanted at /the He said assurances were being a candle light ceremony at 7:30 blue taffeta, with doll hat to medieval costumes added color to 3. "EXTRA” Big Utensil Storage Drawers usually found only ter. On several occasions the club Kort of 40 Rose street, Hartford. match and short blue veil. She Premier John Metaxsa said con­ • Speed Heat Cooking Unit with communicated “ especially to Tur­ More than 2.') relatives and friends o’clock Saturday evening at the the scene. stituted ’’a declaration of war." Varifiiis Centers. / Magic eye oven con­ on qu^ity ranges ctMting as much as $50.00 more! has been heard over the radio and key, whose close relations with the South Methodist church. The pas­ carried Talisman rosas. General Field Marshal Wilhelm /' _ _ Universal Ranges during, the Connecticut Tercen­ from Manchester and Hartford Full mobilization was ordered trol automatically Greek government arc well tor, Rev. Earl E. Story. D.D., who The bride’s mother wore a gown Keitel, chief of the German high Ndxt week Is to be known a.s twitches from pre­ 4. "EXTRA” Large Oven with T IT O hearing units— usually tenary in 193.^. It was one of se.vcn- . were present and felicitated the command, accompanied Hitler as Immediately for, the Army and 5 Speeds known officiated used the double ring of navy blue crepe and the bride­ wa.s ",%are a Toy Week" by the W PA found only on much higher priced ranges. ty-two singing organizations wtilcn did Joachim Von Ribbentrqp, the then "political mobilization’’ heat to baking, The prime minister’s statement on'‘ October'^ 23. groom’s mother, maroon crepe. decreed, placing all business and T^y Center. Not only are the lighta up when oven took part in the concert S'ven In- with regard to Greece as well S3 ; German foreign minister, who $ 1 0 7 - 4 5 7 ^ ' 5. "EXTRA” Another big Storage Drawer, making three la Various games were played and Both mothers wore corsages of Industry under government cor^ *w-orkers at the Toy Center anxious Is turned on. the Yale Bowl at New Haven. Dur­ Rumania—was; boarded the Fuehrer’s train at • Big Twin Unit Oven all, at no increase in price! ^ y. ing the past sea.son. the G t ier I a mock marriage cau.scd much pink roses. The ceremony was fol­ trol. that children hav^g toys return Completely Installed. ’"They (the British government) lowed by a wedding breakfast and Bologna. club presented a concert at the merriment. Hitler was greeted by MiuMollni Not even the air raid alaiilimfns them so they may be taken to have come to the conclusion that in reception for 50 guests at the Iteens some other centyr and distributed, Our 41st Anniversary Sale is now going on. Store­ First Presbyterian church in Lan­ the event of any action being taken I Mrs. Kort made a beautiful wed- and Italian Foreign Minister kept crowds out of the A ..---- Installed in Wired Homes caster, Pcnn.sylvania. where Helge ! ding cake for the anniversary Hotel Sheridan. Later Mr. and County Galeaxzo Clano. streets where demonstwtors but they are ajfio asking the boys wide Values and savings for everyone. Make sure • High^ Speed Broiler $10A.95 that woul’d clearly threaten the In­ Mrs. Lawrence left for an unan^ and girls to bring to the different fo r...... f . . E. Pearaon Is now organist and^ dependence of Greece or Rumania, and the friends pooled their gift Laval May Join Talks cheered, waved Greek, Bi^lsh and you gel in on the values offered by shopping early of money and presented a hand- nounced wedding trip, the brid^ Turkish flags, and should "Down centers any,broken or unused toy 1 choir direetor. and which the Greek or Rumanian Political circles thought they Thursday . . . open till 9 P. M. w ith Tour Old Range. Clubs’ Accompanist .some floor lamp to Mr. and Mrs^ wearing a blue traveling ensemble. with Italy." ,/ that they trtlght have, that could governments respectively consid­ might discuss terms for a separ­ be rccondjtleued. Mias Eva M. Johnson who has ered it necessary to resist with Anderson. The former, in his ate peace for beaten France. Us­ King George n calh^ on hla na­ Plus Many Other Quality Features been the club’s accompanist since usual witty atyle. thanked the i tion to ’’flght for Its hearths to fi­ A t present there are about 1,800 This Range May Be Bought A t 83.69 Monthly. their national forces. His Majesty’s ually. well-informed sources seasonable toys. This is hardly its organization, contributes great­ government will feel bound at once gathering for the acceptable gift | thought Vice Premier Pierre Laval nal victory" atul' declared "we Other Models From $99.95 I'p. ly to the rendition of the concerts and the pleasant evening in'their Report Turks have been compiled to go to war enough'to go around. On Tuesday to lend the Greek or Rumanian .gov­ of France might yet come to Italy of nsxt week all children who use through her competent ageom- ernments all the support In their honor. . to join the conferees. against an Iw y coveting Greece’s This 1941 Advoneo Model Genoroi Uoctric a4 .Mrs. Ander.son was the former j imlepcndence: the /West Side Recreation’ Center power.*’ Enter Battle JHltler’ presumably came to In­ to.vS are asked to bring any broken **"'T*'lI.''parker. well known m\sic llna There.sa mri c: A. Bechtler/ daugh- The king>a message came only a l form Mussolini of his talks with t ^ or any part of a broken toy criUc of Hartford, after attending er ’' ...... Phoenix ...... 85 87 SchopI of Accounting and Finance. Turkish republic. / Lorirtard keep the war from spreading to While Athens’ anti-aircraft For a Nite Chicken Soup . . . Fresh Cut Up Fowl, ea. 79c SPECIAL VALUES NOW >"• Informed circles here? expected ^ w .rd Travelers ...... 410 430 He Is employed by the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Corporation. the rest of the Balkan?. guns barked spasmodically, the Chickens]for Fryinj? or Roasting,,medium size, a good Turkey’s position to/be clarified ' Public I ’tiHtirs Reports here said the Italian ul­ people o f tee caplUl marched | tonight, when ' Pre^dent Isfriet ‘ Conn. Lt. and Pow. 57 61 valife at ...... ^...... --each 98c lanchestcr Electric Range Dealers are timatum which Greece rejected either to;the front or In enthusi- ; i t • ‘ , Si". / Inonu will speak at the opcriing ‘ nBirv' " " Conn. Pow...... 50 52 Baldyga-Orlowskl and which led to' the attack includ­ astlc parades In the streets. i Boneless Veal for Stc^’injc ...... lb. 25c Hartford Elec. Lt.' . 6(5'i 68 “ \ ol^ring unusual values In modem electrle session of the National Assembly. * Tsi-tin Miss Mary Catherine Orlowskl. ed demands .for the. abdication of Immediately after the announce- J Lean Beef Cut Up for Stewing ...... v ’ ’ ■ Neutral observers took the view ‘ „ r-ontral"'* Hartford Gas ..... 34 38 of 16 Edward street, daughter of ment that the nation was at war, King George n of Greece, various r^ ge s. Even though you may have priced i'\ that ’lutkey woiHd first determine , ' _ . _ p._ Illuminating Shs. .. 61 63 the late Mr. and' Mrs. John Or- military concessions, and free pas­ crowds sacked and destroyed tee the effectiveness of r e s i s t - ^ c o ... S. New Eng. Tel. Co 160 165 lowski,' was married this nlorolng sage for Italian troops and mate­ offices of the Italian air and AT OUR VEGETABLE AND FRUIT DEPARTMENT electric ranges before you owe it to yourself to ance apd (he attitude' of Soviet Western Moss. .... 29'i Sl'-j to Walter Baldyga. son of Mr. steamship lines and ripped down Param Piet ... Industrial rial through Greece^ . . . lbs. 25c Russia betorO/ <3etermining a Penn ...... , and Mrs. John Baldyga of Buck- Italian flags. They marched, also, Hand Picked McIntosh Apples, extra fancy course of actifl Acnie W ir e ...... ,19'i 21^2 land. Tho ceremony was per­ ’There were repons here Brit­ . . . 7 lbs. 25c see the bargains available today. Phelps Dodge ...... - J ain’s east Medltmaneah squadron past the Italian legation, but did R. I. Greenings ...... • Am. Hardware .... 23'j 25’j formed at seven o’clock in the not harm it. ' ...... 6 ll)s. 25c Phil Pet ...... ! ArrowHandH.com 39 41 was steaming to the aid o f Greece Baldwin Apples, extra fancy Pub 'Rerv N_J ...... i church of St Cvrll and Methodius. Police rounded up all Italians H urries Conferences Billings and Spencer 4'* 5'i Hartford, In the presence of a and that Germany would remain Young Tender Carrots...... ’. .3 hunches for 10c Radio ...... aloof ’’for tee time' being." , and Germans In the country, and Held in Tico !^ations Bristol Brass 49', 52'i group of relatives and friends. The put teem In jail. Martial law was Rem Rand ...... Colt’s Fat. 'Firearms 78 81 Sofia. Bulgaria, Oct. 28—ilPi— Republic Steel ...... ^ chiiroh decorations were red roses enforced. ,•' ' AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT ^agle Lock ...... 6% 8 'j and palms. A wedding breakfast . AH tee street demonstrators YOUR OLD RANGE Fears that a further spreading of Rcy Tob B ...... ' Fafnlr Bearings ... 134 144 .• • the war through southeastern Eu­ Safeway Stores ...... ‘ and reception followed at the Banket Tonight, .carried bote Greek and Turkish Jelly Buns, Butterfly Buns ...... doz. 21c Hart and Co<)ley . . . 135 ' 145 home of the^ bride on Edward flags, for the Greeks confidently rope might flame from Italian In­ Sears Roebuck ...... Hendey Mach., Com 11% 13'j Chocolate or Glazed Donuts doz. 23c Has a definite worth. Even though you have vasion of .Greece brought hurried j Shell Union ...... street. believe the ’Turke will help them. Lenders Fraryi Clk 2514 27', The bride wore a street ensem­ ^ Of Boostei* Chib A few British flags were aeen. Squash, Pumpkin P ie s ...... each 29c government conferences today in Socony Vac ...... New Brit. Mch.. com 42'4 44'4 a range that is serviceable you will find it, not The modem toe base model Elec- Bulgaria and Yugoslavia, Greece’s South Pac ...... ble In pink shadeii, with corMge of Uttle Newe From Front North and Judd . . . 31'4 33'i white gardenias, and her sister, > t neighbors. South Rwy ...... ' ’There was little news from the , TUESDAY GROCERY SPECIALS only practical but actually i^onomical to change Peck Stow and Wll. 7*i 9'4 Miss Josephine Orlowskl. who at­ Members and prospective mem­ front, beyond tee statement teat trie Ranges are the last word in King Boris of Bulgaria was re­ Std Brands ...... Russell Mfg. Co. . . . 14 16 ported revising a speech to be Std Gas and El .,r...... tended her wore a gold colored bers of tee Booster Club of the Greelc troops were fighting all Evaporated Milk, Royal Scarlet...... 4 tall cans 25c ScovlH Mfg. .. r ---- 28 SO over to a modem electric range. delivered at the opening of Bul­ Std on C a l...... '...... costuume With corsage o f pink Norte Methodist church, interest­ along the Albanian frontier. ’The Tomatoes, Good Honest Brand, No. 2 cans .... .3 for 17c SUex Co...... 12 V4 14'.4 roses. John ^ Id y g a was heel ed in (ittcnding the shore dinner at government said two Italian range refinements and improve­ garian parliament this afturioon. Std Oil N J ...... : Stanley Works .... 81 83 Peas, Chcriton Brand, Early June, No. 2 cans . .2 for 1 ^ J Semi-official circles expressed a Tex Corp ...... : man for his brother. the Sea Shell, Blast River, this bombefs had beeij shot down do., pfd...... 29 — Mr. and Mrs. Baldyga will ^ lle f Bulgaria would not seek to Trans America ...... evening, are requested to meet "somewhere in Greece.” « Grapefruit Juice, Pioyal Scarlet, fancy. No. 2 caps . . . T. ments. Union Carbide ..'...... Torrington ...... 28H 30*4 make their home at 611 North promptly at aeven o’clock at tee From early morning, a constant i.for 23c if , i I ' /----- ca^talize now on Greece’s Situa­ Veeder-Root ..... 62 65 Union. Pac . i , ...... ;...... Main street home of Mark Holiiies, 28 Wood- stream of trucks, loaded with tion to jiresa her claims fo r part "New York Banks Sauerkraut, Royal Scarlet...... 3 largest cans 23c Visit the display room of any local dealer. Purchase the k-ange of your choice, Pay a* low as 10% down and remem- Unit Aircraft ...... bridge street newly-moblUzed troops, wound Thrace which would afford a Bank of New York. 315 835 down the avenues and careened Pancake Flour, Royal Scarlet, 20-oz. package— eonridor to the Aegean Sea. Unit Corp ...... Lawrence-McVelgh Tickets for tee club’s annual her that the balance can be financed, if you wish. They are designed to fit into the Unit Gas Im p ...... Bankers Trust Miss Mary Catherine McVeigh, around corners, heading north. Pancake Syrup, Royal Scarlet, pint jug— Both N o hlobtUzatlon Order Central Hanover . chicken pie supper at the church, U S R ubber...... daughter at Mr.: and Mrs. James The men called up under gener­ Baker’s Chocolate, '/j-lb. cake 16c — Pencil Sharpenei; N o general moblUxatlon order Chase ...... November 6, are (n tee hands of al moblUxatlon orders are all be modem scheme of affairs In 'kitchen ; !■■■ been issued for the Bulgarian U S S te e l___ ...... ' McVeigh of 257 Spruce street, was tee members, or reservatloine may Free! Vick C h em ...... Chemical ...... married Saturday morning at n(ne tween the ages of 20 and 43. 'army. City ...... be made teroujgh Mn* Melvin Cox, Youths under 20 and men over the Hershey Chocolate Syrup, 1 -lb. c a n s ...... 3 cans 25e In Belgrade official statements Western Union ...... o’clock to Stephen John Lawrence, 5821, who la In charge of ticket planning or equally good looking in West El and M fg ...... 1 Continental * . . . son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence limit were wearing arm bands of Red Cabbage, just heat and s e r v e ...... 16-oz. ja r 19c eclared Yugoalavia would remain Com Exchange . distribution, or Mrs. Griswold Woolworth ...... of East Hampton. ’The ceremony tee A ir Defense Corps. They wlU Brer Rabbit Molasses...... No. l*/i can 13c laeutral, although it w as said un- First National ... Chappell, 3586. Elec Bond and Share (Curb) took place at SL James’s church, black out Athena tonight. The Manchester Electric Division your present kitcher. tgeidally that Italy, violated an Guaranty ’Trust Woodbury Facial Soap, buy 3 c^es for 23c and get an­ with the rector, Rev. William J. It was learned that Metaxas bad peament with Yugoslavia by not Irving Trust . •. talked with President Inonu of other cake for Ip. forming her In advance of the .Manhattan Dunn officlatlnr' P*ln>a *»<> white King Farouk of Egypt Owns the 'Early Christians sang at the din­ ebryaanthemuma decorated the Turkey for 15 minutes, but the re­ Of T^e Connecticut Power Company ' move. There were uncon- ner table, substituting hymns ManufacL Trust oldest royal yacht la tea world. ot Built in 1865 at Poplar, it haa been sult o f their converiatlon remained reports that general Yugo- ’praise and thaaksgivlng in place Public National altar. DIAL 5137 — FREE DELIVERY I Mias Amelia La'fri’ence. sister of reconditioned ao teat it can exceed a eecret ’The premier also tele- nbilieatlpn was imminent, of "disgraceful laughter and un- I phoned Vugoslavta government in t e r s ^entered odi Tyt- ileceesary conversatloB." ^ the bridegroom^ and John T, Me- a speed of 16 Knots. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 28.1940 TAGE SBVE; - a - — tha world la r r — recalls ,hU bUatlnr crlti: Ihlngr About th at affair at first Jbitrlffstrr when one : cism of the englneertef and con­ band." al TE la Tn 1 Panama Couples Getting , Local Churcii Everything Is Ready Now After relating tha presence of Ktralft struction of the Merritt Parkway Ehmy Radio Prograu \ —which critldSm events and Ume the French squadron in the harbor lay la the S4th held a t the old Madlaon Square Ottawa, Oct. 28—W«)—One hun­ air PUBMaHUD BS TUB New York- Set by Calls Pastor For Great Draft Lottery have so completely disproved— of Mers-cl-Keblr and the all too rreat ladv Garden In 1900. The big problem dred and forty membera o t tha \ Eoatera BtaadarS ^Tlme ' Married to Dodge Tariff KBRALD PRINTINQ CO., birthday of a * that year.waa proving to the pub­ crew of 171 of the Canadian des­ It Blutll atrctt one wonders whether Mr. Hurley' familiar story of the appearance and It Is a pity yi can't be here ^ ManohaiUr. Coho. lic the darned things would run. troyer Margaree were believed loet. Washington, O ct 28.—(AT—v finish, the lottery ta expected l« THOMAS rBRODSOM Isn’t, after all, more trickey than Of the Britls^ fleet and Ita per­ to go and see her. ■ She came to ^ ‘I remember,' Naval service headquarters an­ Cm ^ Custom* Panama, R. P.—(Correspondence'^ The government has always ac­ Rev. James Young, o£ : Otntral emptory ultimatum to surrender, of The AMociated Press)—People corded commissary privileges to From the cobalt blue capsules to require a minimum of 12 hour*. ; sincere. this country from but Ing old Joe McDuffy drlvlft nounced today, when the warship rr* Ju^],f216 Acre* of Lynn, Mass., to Give Foaadad Oetobar 1. till scuttle or ' fight. Commander a plank Incline. Juat to prove it collided with a merchant vessel are getting married here to beat common-law wives and natural the historic accessories of th e ! W l^ few excepUons liKOl d « n ^ We have already repeatedly ex­ don't let that fool you\ she la as tIve Service Act on Tuesday is to children of the big force ot native . ; boards were believed to have fin- , PaMlihad Bvarr Bvanlna Eaeapt solidly American as an, ear of would go uphill.’’ At that first and sank In the darkness Oc^. 22 New Yorlt^. Grounds. the tariff. Decision This Week. 1917 drawing, everything was pro- shuffling, number- . Sundara and Hofldaya. Bntarad at pressed our belief in the extraor­ Sicard went on, according to the If that seems odd, bear in mind workers. An order just issued Iowa corn. show we had Haynea, Duryea, in the North Atlantic. WTtC ' pounced In readiness today for;the I j„g and posting the eerial num- tha Pott Offict at Manehaattr, dinary fitness of the Republican dispatch, to describe what actual­ Crawford-Cometa, Glides and that this la a country where a man by Gov. Glen EMgerton withdrew Cdan.. at Steend Clan. Mall Matttr. She Uvea on a tiny lalilnd in The aeddent cuts the Canadian Hartford \ The first 46 minutes of the draw- New York, Get. 28— the the privileges, leaving them the Rev. James Young, pastor of the great manpower lottery which of almost 17,00,000 reglstra- ' candidate for United States Sena­ ly happened. New York harbor. Moat oNAhe Cannons. Remember those cars? destroyer total to 12. con be right in the middle of a lot Church of the Nazarene of Lynn, SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1640 kc. %BU m. click of an all-time record gfit^^the of restaurants, with a pocket fulF ^|f*f"*^*y* ^eUlng married or will determln.e the. order In which tlon cards. Unfinished dstaiki ' tor, Paul 1.. Cornell. We can only We settled right down on the great people of the world nhye Dead now, all gone and forgot­ The merchant vessel was report­ \ Mass., was called to the local several mllliona of young Ameri­ were to be cleaned up today. - On# Ttar by Mall ...... M.«« ten. ed carrying the 31 survivors to New York World’s Fair has pMSa^ of money, and sllU have to gtf lS paylng the higher out-of-zone church of the Nazarene at a con­ Far Uentb by Mtll ...... * repeat our firm convlc^on that Job of absorbing factual Informa­ paid homage to her. Childi elude a brief talk by President prices. cans will be subject to call for Selective Service headiiqartan, S la sla Copy ...... f from acroBS the aeaa have "The first electric horns and port. The Margaree. built In 1932, Monday, October 28 Roosevelt and the drawing of the Into history, wearing a crown of unites for a meal. gregational meeting held follow­ tion. P. M. ^D ieae phenotnenji arise, like so The Colon fire In April, simi­ ing the morning service Sunday. military service' during the next busy with last-minute queries, yes­ D aliT trad . O nt T ta r ...... t*.*0 Connecticut and the nation greatly in her presence. Poeta have sung seats came In 1906. In- waa commanded by Comdr. Joseph first number by Secretary of War superlatives which marked It the five years. "We were astonished,” said mia was on the increase and 4:00—Backstage Wife. manjr .things In Panama, from the larly brought about a considerable Immediately after the meeting terday enunciated the board prin­ MEMBER OF , need him—and more such cou­ her praises', and on' many occa­ W. R. Roy of Ottawa, who waa Henry L. Stimson. king of exposttlons. In the Interdepartmental Audi­ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Slcard. "We had given our word sions men have died fighting for lanes began to smell of 4:15;—Stella Dallas. existence (>f the Canal Zone, the 10- increase In weddings. The blaze Rev. Young was advised of the ciple that the conscription pro­ rageous and patriotic idealists as among those lost. 4:30—Lorenzo Jones. As the 'drawing continues, a A total of 537,962 cash custom­ church action and will give the lo­ torium—where the drawing will gram would not be allowed to In­ Tha Attoclatad Pratt It aaclutlvt- the French fleet would not fall in­ the Ideal she represents. Most of .cartilm monoxide. The llrst taxi Among the casualties was Sig­ mlle strip across the middle of the I took the home.s of several hun- get under way shortly after n(x>n ly antltlad to tha uta or rapubllca- he-^ln the us think of her simply as the cameXln 1907, and what a Jeer 4:45—Young Widder Brown. ird. picture of developments will ers Jsmmed Its 1,216 seres as the country. dred canal employes. The gov cal church his final (Icctaion this terfere with the national drive to tlon of all nawa ditpatehat araditad to the hands of the Germans and naler James Marin Henderson 6:00—Girl Alone. be ^iven over the air. Although curtain came iome 8..T00 of , ----rector Clarence A. Dykstrm, ”m%-. peat It. that while we differed I made my 6:00—News and Weather. to annou^ed plans. However, the 38,626,646 attracted by the Chicago known <>nly legally married cou­ .erla years. raaervad. room with Ben Bemie during a flrst^ acif-sta Slate Firms Gel 6:15—Republican State Central Canal employee, who number \Rev. Martha Currie of Lowell, them, each containing a serial [ terial procurement Is paramount. sharply w'ith Representative Wil­ were packed together in l^ie har­ rehearsal for one of hia Tuesday ] first transcofi incntal run in a » 3 9 ” regular conunent and news periods Century of Progress Exposition In somewhere above 25,000, an esti­ ples would be eligible for them! Therefore, where two ' requlro- Full tarrlea client of N. A. Committee Program. therefore wlH Include additional in­ 1933-34 Yesterday’s crowd was the Maas., who has preached in the, number—spent the week-end in a liam J. Miller on the question of bor so closely we couldn't \ fight, night broadcasts. Ben likes to Is-11915' Stutz-I at. It had four* ■Jti mated 25.000 soldiers, government Price DIffeKrices Illustrated. denomination for 48 years, ha: Treasury vault, where they will ment.s—military manpower ver­ Samoa Inc. 1925 we^.had . Army Contracts i30—Demrt wave re­ transforming what once was F lu k ­ saries In the zone which pay no right across the street, over the CIRCULATIO.N’S. opponent, Heifman P. Kopplemann, Colt's Patent Firearms Manu­ 7:45—Wrlghtvllle Sketches. ing dump Into a great municipal Ing the drawing—were In the cus-1 essential Jobs. He emph'aaixed— as follows: ; “Never mind the Sammy Kaye.” gy—Maxwell, CoIumbla,\ Amerl- facturing Company, Hartford, be the last shipment lie receive this year, according . 8:00—The Telephone Hour. ception for the week itweatea that taiiff and sell at cost plus ex­ zone line. . " Eiglit Iiicliicfion tody of .selective Service officials. | however, that all occupational da* Tha Harald Printinc Company, whose record in the House of Rep­ '....T h e n h e's.ap t to say, "All can. Gardner, Saxon," to the Grand Rapids maker. It’s a big. deep, 8:30—Alfred Wallenstein’s Or- average conditions are Xo be ex­ park. Part of It is expected to bS penses. A can of\.^tomatoes that costs j Inc., aaaumas no financial raapnnni. small arms material, $15,000; ready for New Yorkers next sum­ 700 to 800 Numbers Hourly ferments would be decided on M blllty for typocraphical arrnrt ap- resentatives was "merely that of Do you believe that a bal­ right now, just a little more of | * • • Union Hardware Company, Tor- loungy model with wings; solid mahogany knuckle chestra. pected. No Private Business In Zoine eight cents lii the commissary. Is Once the Initial cerebionles are | Individual basis and by p aarln s In advartlaam anta In the an unquestioning New Deal robot. anced budget, no new taxes and i that lAjmbardo whistle.” .. Once ; New York bars and reS^ur- rington. cleaning brushes, $9,611; arms to prevent soiling and wear; solid mahogany 9:00—Dr. I. Q. mer. Nobody else - is permitted to buy 40 cents in a Panama grocery. Centers Naiiiecl over tomorrow, officials estimate j lioards. / Maifchettar Evanlne Harald. a surplus in the state treasury toward the end of a song, he ants now serve '■splits” In belsr— cabriole feet; down-and-feather scat; hair filling. 9:30—The Showboat. \ Listening tonight: Kurd' Constructed at a cost of about there, and there is no private that the drawing will prOi^oed at i •••------— Last week we made It clear P ratt Sc Whitney Division, Nilea- $155,000,0(10, the extravaganza The republic rigorously enforr,e.s | Monday, October 28 mean nothing to the employers yelled, "Just a little more schmaltz a new tiny glass bottle hold! Bement-Pond Company, Hartford, Choice of rust, tan, blue or green tapestries. 10:00—Contented Program. WEAF-NBC 7:15; WABC-lSlBS business in the zone. Panama will the rule against c^m issary sales j the rate of between 700 and, 8(S) j Benjamin Franklin dW Ihh first why the Herald is for WUlkle. and employes of this state? This bovs and it'll sound like Ben Ber- exactly one glass---- It 10:30—Guy Hedlund and Co. gallantly went forward In creating Boston. Oct. 28.—(AT- -Tentative machines, $4,850. Regularly $44.50; - 8:.55; WJZ-NBC 9:30; MBS not fiermll it, fearing damage to i to unauthorized penions. Any-| induction centers In ■ eight New numbers an hour. From starL to | electric cooking in America. Now we sta^e that we are for Issue is plain. It is the issuo nie. That's what 1 want. ” away from the big bottle so un* 11:00—News and Weather. 12:30; NBC 12. a “world of tomorrow" in the fa'e business in the republic body crossing Into Panama la | Baldwin and the Ticket between jobs In private business • • • ! becoming to a table. Another 11:16—Party Line. of a world at war. It proved, a England cities where Army the Republican state and Congres­ Mother's Premonition WEAF-NBC--8 James Melton No matter how much money I likely to be stopped for customs draftees will report for physical This Is the last full week of the and indu.stry on the one side and Remember old Canrionball Bak-1 pleasant innovation is catsup In licago—(g')—As Mrs. Genevieve 11:30—When Day la Done. nancial headache to Its backers, you have, you have to go a.s much i examination. If a zone resident .1 sional ticket from top to bottom. \VPA and public works projects er, who pilots fast automobiles? ' attractive oval jars. Instead of the 12:00—War News. Concert; 8:30 Richard Crooks o stand to recover about *■ 38.-1 examinations were announced to­ national and state political cam Sigler Was making a report of a Tenor; 9 Doc. I. Q., 9:30 Showboat. as a half hour's drive to get some-1 wants to go picnicking in the re day by MaJ. Gen, Jame.s A. Wood­ i on the other. I believe in relief Old Cannon weighs 225 lbs. now I tall bottles. rninor accident, the ‘phone rang WATKINS A. M. cerHs on a dollar, but a Joy to those thing to eat If you don't happen | public he needs a Panama cus palgn. We have always held to 12:05—The Party IJne. WABC-CBS—7:30 Blondle; 8 whorwiw It. ruff, commander of the First Another War Bogin.s I work so long as - and has driven the const-to-coa.'rt * * \* . and ^lice jotted down that a boy to work for Uncle Sam. i tom s perm it fQr_-tH&>.{imch basket, {^orps Area the belief that few votes are won ! There wa.s quite a lot more of run 119 times. He's around town,! Woody Herman’s vocalist Is a 1:55—News. Those We Love; 8:30 Howard and H a ^ y D. Gibson, chairman of cyclist\had been struck by a car. Shelton; 9 Mickey Rooney In .J______I The cities were listed a* Boston, or lost by either party in that last Greece and Italy are at war, as . ^ there was no more about talking "cars.” little Oklahoma girl known' slm- "I hop^- It isn't my son,” Mrs. of Manchester 2:00—.SUent. the Fan: Board, estimated the net At tha Automobile Show he ply as Dlllagene. She originally Tomorrow’s Program "Strike Up the Band;" 10 Guy operatln^proflt for the two years Worcester and Springfield. Mass.; week of any Presidential election of today. To all appcarance.s the i battle of Oran. Slcgler commented. But It waa. Lombardo. ^ . Manchester, f told me he remembered and could billed herself with her full name, Her son, G^eorge, 15, waa taken to A. M. would approximate. $5,000,000. The wa.s clear and calm. There was no | Providence, H. 1.; Hartford. Conn contest. By the time thjs stage Greeks have accepted the gage | between name 800 American-made cars which was Dlllagene Plum, - but a hospital with a fractured leg. 6:0b—Knights of the Road. WJZ-..BC — 7:30 Glenn Miller original Imimed Indebtedness to­ Coastal Liner REVLON NAIL POLISH Orchestra; 8 1 I.ove a Mystery: Immediate explanation given as to Bangor, M«; '• has been reached It is doubtful | battle Unhe.sitatlngly ami •‘I’P ' wondering what happened in the th.at have pa.ssed ' Into oblivion changed -It when people accused 6:2.5—News. talled $26,86M00. what caused the ship to run After rejtertthg-at the inductions AT A KEDCC'KU PK IC Et that any more than a negligible ! „n(|jsmayed by the prestige which i greater wonder- since the first such exhibition waa ; her of making up the name. 6:.'in—Gene and Glenn. 8:30 True or False; 9:35 Little OI' 100,000 Enter In Hour ! aground, ' •7:00—Morning Watch. Hollywood. So great w,aa\he turnout for Runs Aground centers, officC^rs said, the draftees number of the Independent voters, j the Axis powers have gained diir- | Lleutenant- The U. S. ■ Coast Guard cutter would be /tran.sferred to Fort 8:00—News. MB.S -7:15 Meet Mr. Morgan; the finale that during one after­ j or those of customary party affili­ ing the, la.st half year. There ap-: F.tiene Slcard—who 8:15—News from Here and I 10:15 Dance Music; 1!:15 Navy Cyane made an unsuccessful ef­ Devens, Ayer, Mass., the reception Regularly 60c Regularly 60c knows. But one way or the ot,hcr, the value of garlic, also buttermilk noon hour 100,000 Hocked through fort to refloat the Alaska ye.ster- center' for New England. Travel- | ation who may have wavered at f>ear to have been no eleventh- i jj, Francisco for a mo- and walnuts, and If garlic and Abroad. Pay I’rogram. th j turnstiles? EatiW e.stabllsh- l*a»spii"ers I'haiik Liu’k the Burma road will be in the his- 8:30—Radio Bazaar. day and planned another today. ing expanses of the draftees will j the opening of the campaign, have torv books. onions prevent colds and high ments sold out befol* nightfall hour attelnpts to- save their lives, rnent on a .snap hop from France 8:55—WTIC’a I'rogram Parade. and not even a hot d o ^ o f which Ami EITiripiip; o f be paid by local draft boards to not fully made up their minds how their property and a shadow of blood pressure. AlsoAf buttermilk What to expect Tuesday: Europe the Ihduction center, where the 49c . 49c ■ to Japan on a diplomatic job- prevents Indigestion and If wal­ 9:00—Nqw England Town Hall NBC 8 a. m., 1:14 p. m.; WABC- a two-year total of 16,22X358 was .Skunks Provide Problem they are going to vo^, at least so Party. Crew for Esrai men then become the responsibil­ autonomy through any measures ^ amazing Insight nuts have any food value, or arc CBS 8,9 a. m., 6:45 p. m.; MBS 10 sold, could be bought. ity of the Army. far as the office of President Is 9:15—Food News. Under the watchful eye\)f 1, of ^peasement. American politics; also some spec­ HEALTH AND DIET fattening, or cause indigestion. 1 9:30 —Mary lee Taylor. a. m„ 2 p. m. . . . WEAF-NBC— Prince Rupert, m C., Oct. 28— Kane, Pa.—(A*)—This haven for , L’^niforms will not be issued,the concerned. And once an American his may have been because am a reader of your column daily.” 1;15 Tony Wons Scrapbook; 2 000 extra pcillcemen souvenir- hay fever sufferers i" in need of men until th^y arrive at the re­ Ultra Smart Sliades . . . Riviere - Raven Red - ulation as to whether the racket ADVICE 9:45—Playhouse. hunters fojind' It tough go\ic ((!'anadian Press)—The million- Chillvean - Windsor and others. To be sold voter has reached his decision he Greece, profiting by the example Answer: Garlic is not recom­ 10:0(J—This Small Town. Hymns of All Cfiurchen; WABC- a little relief itself. With the an­ ception center. arid jangle of our political cam­ mended, as Ita chemical composi­ CBS- 9:15 a. m. School of the Air;. Practically every flower In tHe dullar codstal liner Alaska lay nual invasion of skunks at its at this reduced price while the supply lasts. is not likely to be shaken in it of earlier appeasers, knew, that 10:16—By Kathleen Norris. paign had driven him, as it has so f urnished b.V the McCoy tion is such that It tends to cause 10:.30—Ellen Randolph. 3:45 Tunes from the Tropics; 5:30 fair's extensive gardens wa: with her bow almost in the trees peak, a group of merchants ap­ After that the arguments an nothing ivliatever is to be gained many of us who are much more Health Seialce gas. There is little reason to be­ 10:45—The Guiding Light. Time Out for Dancing. WJZ-NBC plucked; a few telephone receivers n the shore of Elliott Bay today pealed to State Game Protector pleadings of the other side only InAhat way. Or it may po.sslbly lieve the use of garlic and onions 11:00—The Man I Married. —12:45 Farm and Home Hour; from pay booths were tom away \t(hile her 278 passengers ihanked William^Carpenter to rid the bor­ James’ Beauty used to it, nuts. .Address eoranmnleatlons to The and other Items of unanchored luXj and the efficiency of the ough of the pests. Prowling the ‘ arouse his belligerency. have been because, being closer to will act as a sure-fire cold preven- ; 11:16—Against the Storm. 2:30 U. S. Army Band MBS 74 East Centir St.. Next to the Telephone Herald. Attention of McCoy tive. Garlic la aometlmes u.sed in 11:30—Road of Life. Frank Luther; 4>30 Sidewalk Cafe. bric-a-brac were removed. shipls crew for their escape from streets at night Skunks have "Where It's Easy To Park " We do not bclicve'that President the scene than we are and perhaps Health Servlie* . . Short waves: HAT 4 Buda­ But the cops had the final word i the icy waters. caused extensive damage and are the treatment of high blood pres­ 11:45r-David Harum. In the matter, forcing all who car- j T he\ 366-foot, ,4.6.58-ton liner Roosevelt's "whirlwind” trip hotter informed as to conditions in sure. Buttermilk Is a wholesome 12 Noon—Your Tune At Noon with pest 7:30 choir; JZK Tokyo 8:30 becoming an increasingly difficult through A'ew York City Tuesday Relieving Constipation Harold Kolb. Japanese Orchestra; DJD DJC ried "remembrances" to "check" : plunTCn 'vmild be a thing the We believe In peace and we f can remember. Mr, Baldwin has ! children at work. , An mportant part of the tr*^- 9:00—Press News. believed to have been Connecti­ Readings Dally 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. probable military backing of the want peace. But we shall have WBRY—6:15-6:30 P. M. 9:15-r-American School of the cut’s oldest active druggist,' diM. Or By Appointment. In the Service Facilities Available Exclusively for Parties and Banquets been a full time Governor, even ■ Soviet Union. They hacked away at the mouh- nient lies in adding: cJ- —House Minority Leader Joseph 1:00—Elsso Reporter.' Repairs On AH Makes ‘through the pines am. wild rhodo­ The patient with a "lazy” ot W. Martin, Jr. Ceorgian 1:05—Program Pre-Vue. start to-morrow and ccintlnue for Which must be imposed on all who fail to beapty, health and happiness! ery of Connecticut government as whatever Implications may lie be» dendron to the snow-capped Yun­ Tout bedroom can have the (djjhneaa and grandeur PAUL ,1:15—Woman vln White. .two weeks, ending Saturday No­ of Washing Machines. nan peaks. They bridged scores of sluggish colon generally does well a good mechanic learns his kind hiiid that resolve. by adding raw salads to the diet In If the Influence of America la to Bedroom by of the Georgian period. This Grand Raplds-made '1:30—The Right To Happiness. vember 9. file a list of their personal property on or be­ So needless, too, when New of machinery. , ,. lessef streams with atone and ce­ be a real factor inj.the regenera­ bedroom will help, you trAisform It. In addition to 1:45—Main Street—Hartford. The contest rules are simple.- ment arches that would stand un­ general amounts, "rhe use of whole CORNELL Anyone wh(> has s handmade q'ullt fore the last day of October, 1940: . Model Laundry will do the To displ^e Governor Baldwin tion Of the world, it would be much 2:00—jYowig Dr. Malone. der the weight of 2,000 three-ton Wheat produbts, still containing more fully Christianized than it is Grand Rapids unexcelled craftsmanahip and distinctive design, this 2:15viiJoyce Jordan — Girl In­ may enter the contest. KEMP’S, Inc. dirty work for you at siich Never Did Find Out [ truck ordered from America. And their natural bran, la also helpful. U. S. Sengtorlal Nominee I’’, The State Tax Law requires ALL PROPERTY PHONE 8072 a t this time would b e ts forego the now. fine bedroom group Is constructed of genuine mahug- terne. ■Three prizes will be ' swarded, 763 Mqin St. Tel. 5680 reasonable prices. Try us aafvicea of a chief executive who when the floods caught them, the Mild constipation la one of the 2:30—Fletcher Wiley. one for age. One for workmanship OWNERS to file a (ximplet^ list of all PERSONAL for details o f oiir con­ It was last Friday morning. We, work onoe .more had to be done easiest .of all symptoms to correct, —Bishop Henry St. George Tucker, Craftsmen sny superbly finished to reveal all the beauty of the W nC—7:45-8:00 P. M. b ai arrived at hla greatest value of the . Protestant Episcopal 2:45—My Son and I. and one for the most distinctive- property, excepting Motor Vehicles, owned and taxable ' riext washday . . . enjoy Mtiii- were scanning our favorite morn­ over again. , , * - when the patient goes about It In tropical wood. The hit of the July Furniture Market, WBRY—7:45-8:00 P.M. 3:00—Mary Margaret McBride. pattern. . venient laundry serv-'' the-state—and whose sole ambl- Church. in the Town of Manchester. Ices. days from now on! ing newspaper, published not so Two-Year Job • the right way. The articles on this group Is an even bigger sensation at ^hirley, baa been freely, critical ot guestions and .Answers sugu Tatekawa, new Japanese am­ WTIC—2:15-2:30 P. M. died at nls.bome yesterday after British broadcast aaserting that' urdays, 9 a. m. to 12 Noon. Francisco (late 'df the preceding of bombs along with the blasts of s brief illness. Ives was a direct "00 for the BriUsh Naval for<)ea Launt ;'lBa opponent’a administration hla day. The officer, we learned, was nature and keep bn working. Gen­ bassador to Moscow, presented his (Garlic—Buttermllk^Walnats) credentials today to Michael Ka­ WICC—10:15-10130 A. M. descendant of William Ives who have been able to restherhood Group Is Having Trouble Put- know whether they will need their At the Opening. look* half-white. Mo*t women have Of Bullet Wounds Suf­ full wbek prior to election day on After Election. lice Alarm Sent Out. Claim Edge in Presi­ fights, but It hasn’t provided any Other Observances. Terryville last night while Hurley, after a long Illness. Mrs. Loomis struct" the nation's defense pro­ ft- «ft • n- ■ ft n t repair crews In certain periods, found that the beat way to get a really fered Wednesday. Nov. 5, shifted into high gear to­ dential Race; Neutrals: gram . ting It, in Right Place 'The prim ary work on the five 1 Jobs.” addressed a union truck drivers wfis the widow of Norman Milo •Hartford. Oct. 28- (A>)-Four E rn est L. kjellson, of 44 ViUage The annual Forty Hours’ devo- ^ Mtowy clean waah I* to *end It to the day with the visit of President meeting In Hartford. Hartford. Oct. 28.—(^f^-Thb, I^m iB, younger brother of Charles Beaten but once In hia long po­ day forecasts is being done in Bos­ New Hyatem IftOaiidry. They can do a Tomorrow will be Girl Scout day Franklin D, Roosevelt on Wednes­ tons of copper valued at $1,600 See ^Close* Finish. street, was elected vice president Five Days Ahead. tions opened at St. James's church at Hale’s. As a part of the cele­ One of the latest developments Connecticut C. I, O. atate conven­ Loomis' of North Elm street. litical career, Walsh countered ton, with the Weather Bureau and grand job for ao little. By The Associated Press day as the major event. and a new two-toh truck, valued with an attack on Parkman’s la­ of the Hartford District Brother­ ■ I the Maaaacbusetts Institute of at the 11 o’clock mass yesterday bration of Girl Scout week each in~;he state campaign waa the tion, asserting It waa hot a politi­ « was . the eider of the three Three automobile and two train While final plans were being at $1,600, were stolen over the Boston, Oct. 28.—(C)—A warmly bor record in the state Senate. hood of the Augustana Synod at ^i Technology. There, experts pre- morning. The procession of the accidenta coat five persona their Crowds Delay year at this time, the manage­ maiuw public of a lettpS in which daughters of the late Samuel A. week-end from the warehouse oft made for the chief executive’s sec­ cal football! voted to table all rea- and Mrs. Cora (Kent) Doane and The senator said that he waa "the weather man confessed fc*^8y he pare nationwide forecasts, which Blessed Sacrament about the: CASH AND CARRY lives in Connecticut over the week- ment of the store accords a i>er Jo se ra Liceds, atatp director of Sontlk and Co., of Hartford, ac-^ waged battle for 33 of New Bng- its annual meeting in New Haven was doini; fairly well predicting centage of all sales to the Girl ond appearance in this state in re­ the T^tlle Worh;eits UnMn of' olutions on the presidential cam­ lived In Manchester as a girl. Mr, first public figure to speak out for are relayed to nine other district SPECIALS end. , » . cent months. Gov. Raymond E. paign and urged John L. Lewis, cording to a report made to police Iand’’s 41 electoral votes (swept In­ yesterday afternoon and .evening. the w eather five' days in advance, church included about 100 g ir ls ! In addition, a prominent resi­ Election Tour Scout organization. Tea is al­ Americi^ urged . members of his Doane waa in the grocery bualness a two ocean Navy," and declared offices for corrections according to Baldwin, Republican, seeking re- today. to Its final week today with lead­ that he had piloted personally Mr. Kjellaon, who is prominent in but was having trouble putting it local conditions. dressed In white, strewing flowers I dent of Monroe and fo ^ e r soldier. ways ser\ed at the store, free to unmn‘t^ \o tr^ r“H ur^r because j *>■ President, to rontlnue with the late William J. Welch. Detective Morrls> Felnberg, who Sheeta . . , . .6 c Each all, fr< . three o’clock on, with the election, and his Democratic oppo­ Mrs. Loomis leaves a son, Harold en of both parties claiming a through the Senate major pieces acUviUes of the Emanuel Luther­ in the right place. These corrections have proven The devotions in.stead of closing 1 George Wharton Edwards, died the pem < & c candidate "is com- investigated, caiised a statewide an Church here, was a member of Semi-weekly forecasts, each pre- tomorrow morning, as has been By Roosevelt Girl Scouts In their green uni­ nent, Robert A. Hurley, main­ mined, t o ^ same sympathetic | *>* “>e UnltPd Loomis o f Hollywood, Cal., a presidential edge, but with neutral, of New Deal labor legislation. another stumbling block, because', Pillow Caaea . . 3c Each Sunday of bullet wounds In the j tained their verbal battle of I States. teletype and radio broadcast to be dieting weather on a broad re­ the custom, will not close until ; head which he suffered last forms taking turns in pouring or attitude toward labor as practiced daughter, Mrit Dorothy L. Tucker observers limiting themaelvea for Oovemors Seek Reelectlon for instance, weather men familiar , Shirta rerv'ing. two girls from each troop charges and counter-charges. ’The 200 delegates, declaring of Wetherafield; a sister, Miss Sue sent out for the truck and its con* Half of New Engliuid’a solidly gional basis five days in advance, only with New England don’t al­ 7:30 in the evening which will ( Wednesday. (f'ontiniied From Page One) by our present national adminia- tenU. The truck, a Dotlge, bore the most part to forecasts of a were inaugurated recently on an give more members of the parl.sh j assisting in this way. Democratip .State Chairman tratjoh.’.' that the enemies , of labor had E. Doane of New York City and Republican block of chief execu­ ways appreciate what the Rocky Killed in automobile mishaps the commercial registration "cloBs” finish In four of the (lix experimeptal basis. an opportunity to attend them. 3 for 2.5c were Kclix Miller. 20, of W est H a­ At-four o’clock the ceremony of Johp T. McCarthy announced in Nicholas Tomassettl of ' New their eyes on the state C. I. O. and two grandchildren. tives—Saltonstall, William Van­ Mountains do to the weather that mayor’s Invitation for four years presenting a certificate to Mayor Bridgeport la-st night th a t the were hoping for a split In the 55,619. northeastern states. derbilt ot Rhode Island, and Ray­ Dr. C. O. Rossby, assistant chief The masses tomorrow irioming Button* Hewed On and Cotlar* Re- ven, while walking on the Milford Britain, state chairman of Labor’s The funeral wilt" he held tom or­ in the comes that way. veroed When Needed A t No Extra from now, but I can .say I hope to David Chambers, agreeing to a Schedule for President Roosevelt’s ranks of an election issue, con­ row afternoon at two o’clock at The company, engaged in the {Only In Maine and Vermont, the mond E. Baldwin of (Tonnectlcut— of the Weather Bureau, checking will be at 6:30 and 7:30. TJiis aft­ turnpike; Mrs. Jannah Knowles. 68. Non-Partisan League, issued the Wholc.*ale distribution of roo^ what was predicted in each period To teach the men In Boston ernoon and evening confe.ssions C'o*t. of Narragansctt, R. I., when her next week.” certain number of hours of civi<^ tour had been revised and the lat­ cluded their third annual conclave the James T. Pratt chapel, 71 atates which gave Republican Alf seek reelectlon. more about distant weather condi­ following statement: and sheet m cU | suppllc.s, ha " ndon all of his eight electoral against what actually happened, will be heard and out of towri husband Alston’s ear struck a tree liiindrfHls Of Police IJne Way est itinerary called for a talli in While it is true that I cannot yesterday by burying any political Farmington avenue,- Hartford. A Gov. George D. Aiken of Ver­ tions, and to teach the men in the > 20^ /c Off On All Family Hundreds of police were on duty H ^V ^'sm itiT'y^ New'Havenrwith a possibility^that ,hare"i!^wls T j^n r^lew is'^T”/ differences. Rev. Eugene Bushong of the eelved the copper shipment jl-otP.’otes in 1936, did the presidential mont won the Republican nominal said; priests will assist the local priests. ^ and overturned In Watrenvllle, and Waterbury on Friday. It wa "Precipitation forecasts, while districts how the Boston men Priests who speak Polish and Laufidry! Andrew Scandone. 48, of Hamden, — In the strect.s. along the side­ Hartford may hear the chief , The vote favoring insistence on Wethersfield Congregational campaign move toward a relative­ tion for a four year term in the U. rolls of from 7 to 20 Inches ly quiet close. There were few if far from perfect, have been pretty work. Dr. Rossby has invited men Lithuanian will be at the church while crossing Grand avenue. New walks and atop roofs of buildings Hospital, where the give a executive, too, iwVnHell r. Willkie Remibllcan the continuation of Lewis as pres­ church will officiate and bUrlal cai S. senate vacated by the death of from each of the areas to a con­ overlooliin’g the president’s route length. any predictions of Democratic suc­ successful, and have been improv­ this evening to hear Confessions in TELEPHONE 375.3 Havyii, all on Sunday. portion of their time; Df. Robert white House’aides advised him, ; presidential candidate) I w ant ident- regardless of the outcome of will be in the East cemrtery, Iv Senator Ernest Gibson and ap­ ference In Boston next month. s iciiius .»m,„ I through the.city. ' ■ next week’s national election was l-'orfe I^M'k Oh (late f cess in these traditionally Repub­ peared certain of election, as waa ing with practice. Temperature those languages. Victims of T.”kln cbLn^er" American ’^’^ed ' i also ^^mllce c?ea? thal I feel la- Manchester. The bearers will be The train victims were Charles Shortly after p. m. (eat) Chester Chapter, .^merican : proeram. which had been tenta- . . 76 to 40. with 70 delegates re­ The thieves galped entrance to lican areas. Senator Austin, renominated for forecasts haven't worked out so cross, ‘‘noth>r project on the i s^ for^brief talks in 1 ^or »tas man^ Stephen Tucker, Edwin TuckCr. the place by forcing a lock on a well, due to errors in timing, but Cooner 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. ' the president’s party swung over fraining from costing a ballot. R obert M urphy and Chiurlelt In New Hampshire, Massa- a full term. Gov. Francis Murphy HarW Cooper of Boston, in North j Manhattan bridge for a short halt of activities, M>ss Mabel L. Td- -vv^lUpg- i gate leading to the office. A glass chu.setta, Rhode Island and Con­ of New Hampshire did not seek re- ought to Improve with experience." New System Laundry linghast of the Educational club, ^ ® Britain aml ^ believe that the ^sltlon taken Lewis, in a radio speech Friday ;Buck. was then S.-oken perm itting a Apartment House iMargaret Haiigh Haven on Saturday, and Stephen at Roosevelt Park in lower Man- night, end'jrscd Wendell L. Wlli- necticut, however, the tempo was election, while Gov. Lewis O. Bar- Timing (Yux of Problem HARRISON STREET which earh year sponsors the sale „«* Present nlans Labors Non-Partisan League calcli on a wir.ilow to be released, stepped up. Timing, he went dn, was the crux •Vaksis (Yacksics), 64. of Fairfield, hattan, where it was estimated by nf Christraiis seals, and in which ^ “ctford was off. • „ P. ’ in New Haven Sept. 15 should be klc. Republican for president, and rows of Maine sought the O. O. P, o n Ea»t Center Street, Next To En*t Cemetery father of 10 children, in that town 1 police that some 2.^>,000 persons and entrance to the office gained. An announcement that AI Smith senatorial nominatiun, but lost out of the problem. The weather ex­ On Haynes Street Is Given Slioner said that he would resign as lead­ The office was thoroughly ran­ on Sund.ay. 1 waited under the walchfid eyes of the Girl i^outs assist, iS expected. u^mnVord. Meriden or ' . Thc.PnsUlon taken er of the C. I. O. if organized la­ Funerals would take the stump in Massa­ to Rep. Ralph O. Brewster, who perts. on the basis of reports from and other civic or welfare groups r h ,? „ ^ ' ‘hen at the league’s convention Is sacked but nothing apparently chusetts for Wendell Willkie next tEoiisands of stations, could pretty Edward, 48, and a candidate in ; .i^oo policemen. will doubtless be represented. ,iNewNew Britain.rsruain. far as the presidential bor declined to follow his lead and subsequently captured the. seat In 1938’ for state rcpreseptalive, was i children from nearby schools- • Thomas B. Sklnnc/ j taken. A panel In a door leading Thursday was followed by a de­ The “down east” state’s flrst-ln- well sec what general weather con­ Building Contractor William F. j ...... Must cS(M*ed ■ «I'p .. Schedule > campaign is concerned, the league President Roosevelt was elected. ditions were ahead, but not how Mrs. Norman L. Lashinske en- j found on an Isolated'road near his ; more than 6.000 of them—and f It waa explained that . it was Because this was the first state The funeral of Thoma/ R. Skin- I from the office to the warehouse rision by President Roosevelt to ihe-nattoli elections. Johnson, of Doane street, hss tertained with a bridal shower! has endorsed no candidate as yet.’’ ner. native of South Vi^dsor, who ' was then forced. The truck with speak In Boston on Wednesday ^Mrijne’s sweep for the G. O. P, they affect some specific area de­ home in Monroe, two nu I found necessary to speed up the convention in the nation since pends on wind speeds, local ground started work on the ’ erection of Wednesday evening in honor of her in the head and' a pistol nearby. i day to see and hear the chief Italy Charges schedule so that the president Lewis’ statement, the action here died FTiday at the H ^tford hospl- 1 keys in the ignition was ‘n night, after traveling over part of state candidates came with ma- ! executive, before he moved iip"- tal, waa held yeateiraay afternoon ! warehouse, and after the c PP_ the route which Willkie followed Jqrf^a that for the most part far chkractcri.stics, and many other an apartment building on Havnes E'izah*th could reach Springfield, Mass.. was clu.sely watched. X factors. . . ^ 7 ' Haugh, of Edgerton street, who is I town to Hunter College, Ishortly after boon preparatory ’ to ^ at the Holmes Funeral Home, 28 i was loaded, a.lock on a ^car ^ o r during four days of Intensive New exceeded those of 1936 and 1938. street. He has already rented one 1 to be married in November to John About Town The delegates re-elected Thom­ England campaigning earlier this It sounded something like the Earlier. Mr. Roosevelt had ^Wung j Greece Helped I going to Boston for a major ad- i as R. Molloy as president of the Woodbridge stre/t. Rev. William j w;is forced and the truck driven The 70,000 jnajorlty with which building of this kind on the same G. Grant, son of Mr. and Mrs. I/ouls i through Newark, K earny, .ler.sey T. Wallace, pastor of the - North ; out. ___ month. .Sumner Sewall captured the gov­ Job of getting a hit in a ball game. street and because of the demand L. Grant, of Putnam, formerly of ' Futility Cieaiv 1 dress in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Diana, State Council and re-named John Seeking Independent Vote* Eme*t Ift. KJelleon I There has to be a ball thrown City ahd Bayonne, N. V. 'Where ! Barring any further revision, the 1 J. Driscoll of VVaterbury as secre­ Methodist ch^ch, conducted the j ' ernorship was the largest since for rents has decided to build an­ Buckland. ' i (•normous crowds sioyvii' hi.s jiro- | B rita^t'igbt of 138 C enter stre e t and , Mi.ss service and interment was in the I Both Republican and Democratic the years before Louis J. Brann, I where the batter can reach it, and other. Relatives and friends from Hart- ; j president 8 tram wall pass through I Francis Car- tary and treasurer. The convenJ Pclaiii (iiveii Note leaders throughout the areri have the District’s executive committee the hat has to be swung at Just In Hull Talk, gross, /-■' , I' tion also advocated the formation Wapping cemetery. j a Dcraocrat.Nyas elected governor during the past year. Few ipartm ent houses have been ford and this town were present.’ Special patrols police cleared Bndgeport a^ut 9 a. « ron attended the Yale and Navy The pall bearers were Leland. ; been centering their efforts on an In 1932. the right split second and in the erected in Manchester and' in the The .general decorations of , the (('^>iillniie^fr«»m Page One) i due in New Haven a half-hour i f/ootball game Satiirday. of a national Farmer-Labor party apparently alzable bloc of Inde­ The sessions of the Brotherhood right direction to connect. the street.q far ab^d of the speed- j ; later where a 10-mlnute rear plat­ in the future to represent the Webster and David Burnham and itoosevell Wrote; were attended by Mr. and Mrs. few cases where buildings have home and the buffet luncheon table Willkie Avers Ing party, wliOse progress was 1 , . , Herbert Rose. pendent voters, with many ob­ A small error in a hatter’s tim­ been altered to turn them Into were appropriate to the Hallow-e’en radioed from-fiolice car to police ' ed to assrtre the Axis powers oi form address will be made at the David McCann C hapter. ’D. A. views of labor. _ servers contending that the effect Clarence Wogman, Arthur Ander­ ing might result in cither a railroad station. The vote to fable the political son, Alfred C. Anderson, Peter small apartments, they sekm were , season. The bride-elect received car. • 1 ba.ses/or shifting the wars main V.. will install officers at a dinner , (ionleiils Secret of the final week’s drive upon this sw'lnglng strike or a foul. Thus, rented. a choice assortment of gifts (Continued From Page One) At his Brooklyn stop whore ' ihea^r to the Mediterranean, Departure' is fixed for 9.40 meeting to be held in the Hotel ! rc.soIutions came after the com­ group tnlgh prove a deciding factor Bolton D^ms Rcimer, Mr. Kjellson and Rev. recently, some heavy rainstorms \l o’clock via Wallingford at 10! mittee in charge had submitted Thorsten A. 0'.istafson.,Xcaterday thousands awaited hi.s opening of | A* ihe ultimatum became Sheridan tonight. ' I Woman’s Fall (ntlnued from I’age One) in New England. were seen, heading ea.stward for and could haye done it without dis­ the ground-breaking ceremonies khown. crowds of Fascist black- .Meriden at 10:10, New Britain at __ majority and minority reports and Some clue to the Intensity of the morning, fifty members'cif the local the ...... east...... coast.-...... The...... experLs...... pre- turbing his purely political inter- 10:20 and arrival in Hartford at Almost Done organization attended a Brother- | dieted they would arrive at a time the president spoke Just as a bi^fAhlrts gathered in the Piazza St. Mary’s Girls Friendly Sori- | had argued the^ Is- the French-German conversations campaign In the indiistflal north­ est.s. shovel .started to bite into the aytl Della Signoria in Florence at 5 p. 10;3.V ety will omit its regular meeting ! •'’"‘■s hours. The tnajor ty east could be g a ln ^ from ^the hood service in a body. when conditions would be, favor- I jlct.'arthy reported that the Proves Fatal which resulted in the Vichy gov­ It was announced yesterday Sham More Olstinetl.v Tragie and break the fir.st ground for^the | m., 110 a. m., e.a.t.) and H itler nnvl , this evenlne report called for a declaration ernment’s agreement to a policy noticeable absence '-ot unqu^fleci able for downpours all along the ‘The presldout. having failed, tunnel .shafl.s. /' Mussolini appeared twice on the president's train evciimg. ____ , candidate was endorsed pretllctlona by Impartial jsilltlcal Water Will Be Flo^ng that the annual Father and Son coast. B ut the win edge greetings. ^ 1 night, - and------enjoy _a supper .at...... the ‘'’'“h' locals, . ou mostly from registration of tenstof thousands "Bright Spots” Noted. For Ice.s. of "new” v()ter8, who have swelled ‘on hand' and 'on order’ speech. •States " the pre.sident said. Both Axis leaders refrained' At New Haven, the President | jjj ^ j. j, ^ ^ ^ Congregational!^*" and Shelton, were a And Leg Broken. I Ban on British Talks Work on rebuilding the two ] Dr. Rossby noted some "bright BY SERVING "Certainly tho.se directly and in­ (■'onslder Tiii>es Safer from speech-making, however. will be met by a parly including church of which Rev. Elmer t . ; I Frenchmen today were forbid- t he balloting lists In'this area to a j spots" in the five-day forecast^’’ record high. Both Republicans and dams in Bolton that went out In directly affected by the recent Accordingly, he went On, it was The ultimatum specifically ac-i Senator Maloney, Congressmen Thiencs is.pastor. The speaker i . Hartford, Oct. 26 i/Ci A worn- I ___,]pn to listen to B ritish radio i^urb Stocks ; mostly Florida. New Engla registration' , for cbn.scripUon decided to dig a tunnel connect­ cusod Greece of opening her terri- ] Sh^lcy and Smith. National Com- be E. V. Pope, who has spent ! , ,, , | supporters argu- Democrats have claimed the lion's the flood of Septem ber 1938 is so ! most of the Great Lakes rei an died in a fall about 12:30 this i broadcasts in p\djlic places rinder share of this added enrollment. far advanced that water. will be Representative West Side Dairy ICE CREAM especially the , mothers, fathers, ing Brooklyn and .Manhattan'.s torial waters, coasts and porta to f jS|2cemnn David E. FitzGerald, considerable time in Germany and *‘ ‘‘ delegates voted for noon from the sixth floor of the .penalty of confiscation of the ra­ ' and parts of the middle wej the British fleet, of helping supplv';|ffPlcy, McCarthy and other party i ^^ho will speak on "The Restric- , endorsement of any candidate. A Second question has been flowing Into both ponds early in Assd 3-16 I Me likened forecasting base- wives aiid othe>.,relatives of all battery rather than to erect a building at 99 Pratt street to n dio. those lads who vverp^ required to bridge becau.se men respon-sible Britain’s Air Forces and of per- l^dersl .. V I lions on Personal Freedom in ! ‘h* conv-ention s action might be whether....ftv.ft. the..... trend...... in the; "off the spring and they should be well Am Su^ *2 gall again In the matter/of per- first flredictlon8 were Strawberry — Chocolate dent declared that efforts were ’ would only be serving notice to the i of Domestic Animals at Ihe State all six. states. done through a WPA grant se- Segal IftOck 5m complete flopsyhiit five were good elared, "has entitled the ApK-rlcan ultimatum declared, "no longer ycar.s ago. ' ’' public th a t the C. I. O. of Con- | Office Building gimes. curd through the efforts of First Pistachio •— Chocolate Chip people to seek a solutiomfor their hatng made, "to improve condi- can be tol^rat'ed. To Inspect .Vlrcrnft Plant Nor has the taak of the political ' and two wer^'ralr. •Progressive — Vanilla — Coffee — Maple nectlcut was' not a political foot- ' The woman was pronounced Laval hlm.self said, however, forecasters been made easier by Selectman Thomas Wilson • and Some o^the poorer forecasts own crisis in national leadership." tionii under which people work." | jt concluded: While in the state’.s capital city, \t House Warm ill" , that Baiidouin would hav’e the Mrs. Maude L. Woodward repre- W alnut. On this tunnel job. he continued, : "iPhese troops do not come as I dead shortly after she fell by' Dr. the fact that local Issues general­ ; have covi^d the Gulf coast, the Willkie spent .‘^unti^. on hi.s way the president .will go by aiitomo- | ______1 i The tabling of these resolutions Harold S. Backus, whose office is ranking of full minister. senative from Bolton. A Thouirlit west from .New Yitrk, working on fie hoped that there would be bet- , enemies of the Greek people and bile to the Pratt and V\’hitney Alr- ly have been pushed into second , mid and''north Rocky mountain FREE DELIVERY Mr and Mrs Fred H Johnson was unanimous, in the building, and by a city am­ News of the Italian invasion of place by arguments developing Ownership held in water rights plans for the fi^l week of his ter workihg piothods and prac- j the Italian government does not in craft plant for an inspection tour , “'’ri areas, grid particularly Montana. ft . of Reaiionable Quantitlea . uLu sr-r-o.-th,. JiiH loo.Unis form erly of 29 Clinton street, were Reid Robinson of Denver, Colo., bulance physician. Greece arrived in ’Vichy' aa the from the war abroad and the pre­ by private organizations was first Perf'ection, ho continued, was presidential campaign. He. re­ tices for sandhogs and others who ! any way intend that temporary to which. McCarthy said, leading ^ surprise housewarming head of the International Union of cabinet went into sc.ssion. There secured by the state before the .And he said unto them ; Go ye This advt. paid for by Will Be Made. labor far underground than there i occupation of .several strategic Police Insrstigiiting paredness program at home. The nearly so Important in tjiri 1 routed his train to visit one of his manufacturers in Connecticut’s de- Saturday evening at their new Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers, Dr. Perry T. Hough, Hartford was no, official comment, bqt the effect of repeated Republican' work could be started. The WPA Into all the world, and prearh the advisers, ^Cp. Charles Halleck (R., were on previous'tunnel jobs points, dictated by-special necessi for.se indii.strie.s Would be invited. lay forecasts as the farnfllar friends of the candidate PHONE US YOUR home, 166 Highland street, by a asserted that when the defen.se medican examiner, said death wa.s typical reaction was that France pounding upon the third term' setup was taken care of through gositel to every rrrature.^Mark ■dally predictions. Th^rnve- Tnd.), aCthe latter’s home town of The president, by ringing a big ties of a purely defensive charac­ The president will leave Hart­ the office of the local WPA spon­ I6il5. \ ORDER E.ARLY! bell, offlciallv started work on the party of more than 60 of their rela­ program ,wna oyer, (he "country | „ fractured neck and leg no longer has a direct interest in question also has yet to be meas­ forecaats were designed, for | in the North End. Rensselaer, Ind.. early in. the eve- ter, should compromise Greek sov­ ford, under current arrangements, tives and friends from Hartford, will be faced with a black deprel- i police were investigating the man­ Balkan affairs. sor agent and at the start moat of • • • \ m n g /I l was HaiiocK wno piacea i ""der-water ^ in the ereignty and independence. ured. f * instance, to warn Army officers Bing/'it was Halleck who placed ! at 11:30 hv auto and will arrive Bolton and this town* The guests sion, pointing out that guns, and | ^-hich the woman fell. Ijival Pleaseil With Suecoos Comment on Roosevelt Trip the men employed came from The shifting systems of false neuvers, englneora at' hydro­ WilTkie’s name beOire the Republi- , T, the'r’rcek^FoverSme^ i Springfield luncheon at 12:15 ' arriV^“‘weu"supplied wi'th g'oiid ! not commcjdiUes to make living j -r^e body was taken.to the Talar- IftOval waa pictured by his friends The decision of the president to, Manchester. As the number of ligion are continually changj electric dams, busX^n’panieffi and nearly two miles beneath the men employed on WPA in Man­ their places; but the Rospel West Side Dairy 1 1 I n river, officials of the New r^edritrord^^rs ti^mta^v a^^^ .T' .. ^ .v, e ♦ < • ' brought a ^ comiitlons better, were being made. ^ome. Employes of the a»'highly pleased with the success come into New England for a sec­ .similar services jbt general condi- The two men di,s<'u.sse.l c.ampnlgn York Citv Tunnel Authoritv said, mediate orders to military auincjr Meantlrnet both of the state s i complete set of brass fireside fit- Rc.solutlons that were passed in- e j of his policy but was reported to ond tim e—afte r having visited five chester ^cam e less and there was Christ is the same forever, /T . Dome.stic Animals Department men from towns in Tolland Coun­ Cuyler. ,on.s ahead. Jos. Trueman & Sons arrangements, and then .\1 r. an,i | $80,000,000. ities that this occupation may take major parties fla.shed the green I tings for the new home, also a baa- ' eluded those advocating enactment Were to be aummoned there In an hold the ojiinion that it was neces­ of the six states on an earlier de­ hiis, an Engineer controlling 52-54 .McKee Street Mrs. Wdlk.e visited Mrs. »«>!<■,-k | „f sjt ooo.OOO will be pro- place m a peacefiil manner. ^ .were lining up their 1 ket of yellow chryaanthepiums. i of economic and social rights of sary to have not opdy the govern^ fense inspection trip—stitred im­ ty and some from Windham Will Break BeslHtanee effort to confirm the identification. Comnty were brought In to work I the w ateiX i 6- *'*1? dam. Dr. Ross- In a hospital where she is ill -.vith j through an RFC loan. i climax speakers. i The Johnsons warmly thanked Negro people, passage of a state Mias Ostlund has a nisfer, Mrs. ment but stroiig piihlic opinion mediate comment from Republic­ Ohio Is nicknam ed fori the buck- by e x p ir e d , wants to know more TELEPHONE 7706 "Wherever Italian troops may A1.50 slated for a Connecticut i their frienda for the fine gifts and income law on Incomes of $5,000 on the project, but the time pf all pneumonia. ; This ceremonv done, the Presl- meet resistance, ' this resistance George John.son in New Britain. back of the new orientation toward an spokesmen. eye tree, which receW'ed its name ^ Yoiighly how much rain he can ex- Siiffers Slight (’old appearance on W.ednesday was the pleasant social evening^’ ar- and over, p.aa.sage of a state labor Edward D. Sirois, chairman of men were kept through the local dent re-entered hi.s open car and will be brcikcii by armed force .Several policemen were sent to the the Axis In order to achieve re­ office. because of the res^blance of its | pert in the next five days than Willkie had made tentative plains whirled awav for R<«sevelt Park’ Col. Charles A.’ Lindbergh, who ranged for them. relations act mtKleled after the sults. / the Massachusetts Republican partly opened pom to the eye of , qti what days It will occur, the Greek government would will speak in Yale’s Woolaey hail Games were enjoyed and the new national lalxir relations act, HfC- -scene to control pedestrian and Up to August 15 of this year to attend church at Mingo. .Iimc-I making the ‘trip to the lower East the responsibility for the reciting vehicular traffic, which conge.sted As a-result, the Petain-I>aval State Comhrilltee, Issued a state­ a deer. /, Similarly, priwer firms, whose tion, Ohio, hut he was ^ suffering’ .Side rei reation park by way of iinder the aiispice.s of a student . .six-room, home with its mimeroii.s tion of the utilities commissiojl^^.di- $6,218.55 hail been spent in wages conferences. quic-kly afte r the Incident. government began a campaign Inst ment saying he hoped Mr. Rixise- out of' a total expenditure of from a slight cold ami hi.s phyai-; .Manhattan bridge and'over miles branch of the .America Fir.st Com-' conveniences was inspected and reel primaries for voters and pas- velt had not "been Jolted into al­ 'There is nojt as yet jxi\y official ’ ; admired. The luncheon was served sage of “rent laws’’ to prevent vin- night to make the move popular $7,017.84. clan advised again.st .leaving, tile 1 of street.s lined with rheering pco-' confirmation rif repdrts of hos-. with the French people. tering his plans by New Deal stra- tra l". I pic, tilities on the ^Greco-Albanian Govemor Baldwin spoke at Re-1 buffet style. 1 reasonable rent profiteering. ' Government spokesmen said tegirits who <)bvlou8ly have become T iJiiring Uie afternoon the nomi-! As his aiitomohile sped from frontier which Zu far have come Hospital Motes "Ihe choice now has been made" so panicky that they do not know ! ne'e gave out a statement declar- ' Brooklyn, an onion, hurled from cinly from neyrspaper agertclcs," it and every Frenchman'must accept where to send the third-term can­ Report 18 Above ing that the New Deal hou.sing the top of a tniifding, fell a few wa.s said. . didate." He said he flgui-ed Win­ Yiktir Doctor as a FIX UP it. program "has bogged down ’ bc- feat from his ear. A mounted po­ "The latest Greek provocations, Admitted late Saturday; Ed­ (Gen. (tharlos de Gaulle, self- kle would "carry Massachusetts rause he said, it waa "paralyzed liceman arrested two sisters, arid mund Bessette, .51 rurneil Place; At 4:80 This A.M. e.spcc'ially on the Albanian fron- styled leader of the "free”' Frencji by 200,000 to 250,000’ votes, but it by a maze of red tape," said-tpey would be booked on dls- ticrXiave greatly exaggerated the Mrs. M ary T rotter, 198 Center will be nice to see the president CONFIDANT ' Hull Afitl (Jreece. Admitted Sunday: Mias Lucy Wllltam Burke, chairman of the It was so cold last night thM _ ''a lack of franknes.s on the "Italy has been compelled to Piela, 364 Bidwell street. Ueingo, the form ation of a French those who have an early delivery/^ THE DOCTOR, of course, makes his diagnosis Mr. Ron.seveil talked to Seer Einplri! Defense Council yto func­ Maasachusetta Democratic State part of the Ne,w Deal in failing to tar>- Hull, in W ashington h e ^ re take measures to face the dangers Birth: Sunday, a son to Mr. and milk found It frozen in the bo^4s of your illness from scientific observations and tion aa a "war government.’’ The Committee, aald he waa pleased by admit the real extent of Federal leaving his'special train nXNe>v- of the situation. Mrs. Chester Hoilgklns, East H art­ the president’s decision "not be­ this morning. The driver the analysis, and his background of experience and slum clearance .subsidies." "English Intrigues wliich have announcement was published yes­ first bus of the Connectlci^Com- TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ark. Stephen Early,. pr<«identinl ford. cause of the effect his presence stuily of the human body / Thirteen Federal agencies h.an- secretary-, said 'fliili a ih ^ e d him' to increased recently, especially at Discharged Sunday: Mrs. Ger­ terday by the British Ministry of will have on the vote of the state, pany out of Hartford for Manches­ dling variou.s hoti.sing problems, carry through 'hisxtogram until Athens and' in Greek territorial trude Custer, 79 School street; Information in London. for we have known all along that ter reported this momteg as the S^EGIAI^S AT he ,contended "compete with and lunch time when the President was' waters, are responsible for the Mrs. Annette Taggart. 165 Cpopcr ("French, officers, Frc’hch sol­ the 17 electoral votes of the epm- coldest of the season ^nd at the However, jt patient can do much for himself and his doctor',' ] even fight each other, to the de­ due alfH unter Crillege. sitqation Hill street; Einar Anderson, 85 diers, French citizens, a few In- monwealth would go to him by a police station 18 above at 4:30 by being frank and honest In his statements, when the doc-' NOW trim ent of housing- as a whole..’ .------. The Stnl^epartment had hot i Under F.nglish InBuenee Middle Turnpike East:” Mrs. farfnoua politicians are delivering reported. Readinga/of 25 above larger vote than he received In [ were .not uncomm^ In many parts tor is going into the history of the case. Confidential infor-; The nominee proposed that | received ofllrial confirmation of' "They indicated a grave threat Charles House and infant daugh­ the empire of France,” the general 1936, but because he has decided , betweei EVERYBODY'S MARKET the.se agcpcies.be correlated and i news disfiatche.* of the fighting be- i to the Greek independence. Greece ter. 18 Scarborough Road. , aaici, in part,. "Be prepared fo stand 6 o’clock and 7 mation Is safe with your doctor. FREE DELIVERYI DIAL 5721! to visit a state that gave him al- | ng, but the tem­ that ar^' overlapping be removed. , tweetlTtaly and Greece but prepa- - tiaa. in fact, recently fallen almost Admitted today: Mrs. ' Sarah to your arms." moat a 200,000 majority in the last ' S ^e stimulation of slum clear- '< rafi^s'went ahead for the drafting *”'"P'*tely under English influ- perature ros^rapldly after the Murphy, 35 Foster st.reet. (The announcement marked the election." You will also find your doctor very understanding and helpful,''' ance^nd use Planning and hous- Urf the necessary orders and procla-' *"** Discharged today; Mrs. May first use of tKe word "governm ent’’ sun came ui ft is not yet possible to say Quarter MilUor Voters Added if you will be frank about, financial m attera. T he dmmlttee, •ought the favor of the people .Richmond County Democratic reported today that British planes The alarm sounded at 12:52 p. m. "trust in Retain and wait and had his case nolled upon recom­ Fancy Grapes ^ 1 lb. 5c fact, any type of home repairs—can be taken care of ■ ...... chairman. The blaze, • believed to have see." House Minority Leader Joe Mar­ mendation of the prosecutor. - “Now the third term candidate, had ’’wildly’’ bombed Maltczzna, tin. and Representative McCor­ promptly, and paid for conveniently by the month out of partlculMly In Philadelphia the Sirens and whistles from trains started in the cellar, worked Jts ' (In Iftoridon, diplom atic circles and .industrial plants and boats on the Italian island of Stampalia, mack, the Democratic floor leader. Plenty of Tews Firm Tomatoes 2 lbs. 19c other night, discussed things that but failed to cause any damage: way up through, the floor work to uriclcrstood that ' Mafkhal Petaln your income. • , shrilled a welcome as the president the pulpit. would reply soon, possibly today, Walsh Faces Btlft Oppooltion hstfri, long been settled by the It eald the British killed . five Both Martin and McCormack, BORROWING SIMPLIFIED! American people. For instance, he and his party drove across Bay­ * Livingston O. Smith, deacon and to King George’s recent message Loa Angeles—OPi—The JuiJge Fancy Spinach peck 10c onne bridge. persona and wounded some in an hailing from districts which usu-, granted Lola Tew a dlvorOe from l^ k e about relief. I believe that air raid east of Bengasi and killed sexton of the church, who resides of "encouragement and sym­ Thousands crowded the streets , . . ftft . across the street from the church, pathy.") ally give their partie.s a majority, Ralph Tew and heard the bailiff New Applicfition Form Cuts Question! in HaU! 'X... BO American citizen ehould. be on Staten Island as the . pressrit pewni In another foray in spent little time cultivating the White Cauliflower head 10c taken off relief until he has a Job." diacovereil the blaze. announce "Tew'Versus Tew." “We rode along w ith IftOhipan, LriCuar- i ^ M t Africa. home fields and concentrated on Just heard that one," observed the Now folks who need extra ' need $26 to $300, come in or See Us for Further Information WPA workers, Willkie declared, dia and Wagner in hia car. Italian airmen shot down two u'ding their parties’ national tick­ money do not have to go through phono us today. abould ,not be treated as "problem Oti-en Saspended Seitlenee Hurley Remains At Home Judge. . "These are ^wo other a “long rigamarole” to get it. McIntosh Apples 8 lbs. 25c British planes certainly and per­ Hartford, Oct. 2SA(85 PuljUc ets. but Walsh faced vigorous op­ Tews," the baliff answered. The Sw • p«m *«l I*** IM IMS Children of the American economic haps a third, it said, in a fight over position In Henry Parkman. who Judge legally parted, Faye and ‘Peraonal’a’ new Application •yatem ." Betirexl Principal Dlea New Haven, Oct. 28. — (A5 — Works Commlasloner Robert A. 5 for 10c MalU. Janies J.'Covey, 39. a former depu. Hurley, Democratic candidate for resigned a Job as corporation Clifford Tew. Form enta queaUont in half, Firm Lemons Teoeitee On Farm Prableens' Nine Italian pursuit planes en­ ronrael for the •city Boston aaves time, spiMdS aorvice. TifhomJnHAHa ca Toiiclilhg on farm problems, the ty collector of Internal revenue at governor, remained at hia We-t- of to . Hartford. Oct. 28—(/P)—Miss gaged a similar number of Brit- -seek th e seat. Steel sheets ara "pickled" by im­ Also. ‘Personal’ lends cash prof- 70S Main StTMt Delicious Juice Oranges 2^doz. 39c aaadidate contended that the farm- Nellie -C. Smith, retired principal i^,.'the daily communique said. Hartford, pleaded guilty today to Hartford home today under a four counts of embezzling a total physician's care for an attack of One-time longshoreman and an mersion in acid in-order to remove SMbfy on ju tt your tignature. stale Theater RMg. The Manchester Trust « oliould get "a more Just propor- of the Walter O. Camp aenoot and All the Italian ahipa were reported Infantry captain abroad during the scale, or Iron oxide, formed of the national Income.” leader in developing special to have returned safely. of $4,300 in Federal tax payments laryngitis which prevented him “"ft“".%l?100 * wo « Fine No. 1 Potatoes peck 19c Member Federal Deposit las. Ceim and waa given a suspended sen­ I"from making ,schedule

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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’'

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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.

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