NET PRESS RUN THE WEATHER. AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION OF THE EVENING HERALD for the ^onth of October, 1026. Raiii tonli^t. Satnrda]; clearing 4,898 attr and colder.

VOL. XLV., No. 48. Classlfled AdvertMng on Page 6 MANCHESTER, CONN., >RIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1926. ^Qro-' PRICE THREE CENTS FORD CAR CUTS 150.000 Russian H A RIFS LAND Connecticut Duchess Seeks Divorce OFF N m END Peasants Revolt MAY BE NEAR DI MARTINI POPS UP Against Soviets v .s ^ w ......

W A im U P P L Y ■ Paris, Nov. 26.—Thirty towns in TO a m WAR the Province of Pskov, Soviet Rus­ sia, have risen in revolt and 150,- AS DEFENSE WITNESS 000 peasants are fighting sanguin­ Girl Driver, Misses Turn, ary battles against the Soviet troops King Dying, Perhaps Dead, according to a Geneva dispatch to L’Intransigeant. Clash of Aspirants to Ru­ Hits Big Hydrant on Depot Peasants are killing Soviet ofil- SHPPINCWIND Facing Certain Arrest He cials and Communists and are burn­ ing official buildings and records, manian Crown, Including Square— Auto Owner to the dispatch states. Russian officers, who have been STORMS LEAVE Walks in on Hall Trial Be Held Liable. exiled In Esthonla, are* reported as Queen,'Anticipated. leading the rebels and manifestos, allegedly signed by the Grand Duke Berlin, Nov. 26.—There is strong A BUNDLE—OH! Nicholas, are being distributed OVEyiDEAD Called to Stand After Henr3f A Ford coupe carrying four pas­ pledging liberation from the Bol­ belief in Belgrade that Rumania is FOR A BUNGALOW sengers and driven by Miss Marlon sheviks. on the eve of civil war, says a dis­ Carpender; Sheriff Waits Dougherty of Rockville failed to Verjlnskl, head of the Soviet po­ patch from Belgrade to the Vos- It Has Come to the Berlins make the turn around the silent litical police, has been sent to sische Zeitung today. The dispatch Cyclones Jump Abont 3 says that the fact that all telephone and Everyone Wonders policeman at Depot Square yester­ Pskov to attempt to suppress the to Serve Accessory War­ revolt, the dispatch states. connections with Bucharest have About Grandpa Mackay. day afternoon, struck the north been cut since three days ago States, Killing 29 in Ar­ end’s biggest hydrant, and cut strengthens this belief. New York, Nov. 26—Society rant. that section of the town off from A. L BOWERS GIFT It is generally assumed in Bel­ kansas, Others in Missouri and Broadway—there’s a dif­ Its water supply for a half hour. grade that the Rumanian govern­ ference of several city blocks— ment ordered communications were wondering today wUether Somerville, N. J., Nov. 26.—Fel­ Chvner Liable severed in order to prepare itself ai^d Oklahoma. the tiny bundle wbicn yester­ ix Di Martini, stormy petrel in the James Hassett of 86 Birch RECE1VED.BY CLUB for possible eventualities. day arrived at the home of Mr. Hall-Mills case and the private de­ street, owner of the car will be Suspect King May Be Dead New Orleans, La., Nov. 26.—^The end Mfs. Irving Berlin would The silence from Bucharest, ac­ draw Clarence MacKay, mil­ tective Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall hold responsible for the damage. death toll In yesterday’s storms was hired four years ago to help her, Mr. Hassett was in tne car at the cording tp the dispatch. Is even lionaire father of Mrs. Berlin, taken to indicate that King Ferdi­ increased to 51 today when ^2 more to the Berlin home. MacKay, was called to the witness stand at time of the accident. It is under­ Pledge of $200 Made By H. nand, whose condition during the dead were reported froin Louisiana. head of the Postal Telegraph 12:29 o’clock this afternoon. stood that he carries both accident past week has variously been re­ Company, has not publicly Di Martini had Just entered the and liability Insurance. When the Thirty-nine were reported killed in 0. Bowers Memorializes ported as critical, due to cancer of storms In Arkansas, Missonri and given his blessing to the mar­ court room for the first time and accident happened there was imme­ the intestines, may have already riage of his daughter, the taken his seat near the defense diately a great flow of water. De­ Oklahoma. counsel table. The swarthy, stocky pot square is one of the lowest died, and that the government is, former Ellin MacKay, and the Faithful Supporter. withholding the news because of its Two tornadoes struck near Mer king of Jazz song writers. They detective walked swiftly to the points in the service of the Man­ A divorce suit brought by the Duchess of Torlonia (above) against her stand and'was sworn in. Then, as chester Water company. All over possible political effect. Rouge and Haynesvllle, killing 12 were married in January. It is also reported that the form­ Italian husband is pending in the Superior Court at Bridgeport. The A baby daughter was born Senator Clarence E- Case was about the north end the water pressure persons. The twister hit Mer Rouge to question him, the attention oi dropped immediately. And in some Coming on Thanksgiving Eve, a er Crown Prince Carol’s supporters, du.chess, who was Elsie Moore and the heiress of the fortune of her just before midnight, sweeping a to the couple yesterday at the subscription was received for the especially the peasants’ party which father, the late Charles A. Moore, of Greenwich, charges the duke with York House, Maternity Hospi­ the court was called to the fact that places there was no water to be misconduct with Marie Lorenozni, of Rome. He contends that the path of 100 yards for a distance of it was time for luncheon recess. had at all. Manchester Community Club cam­ is in control , of large parts of the several miles. tal. She’s Just seven pounds army ,are already gathering thefr Connecticut court is without Jurisdiction. and twelve ounces, and accord­ Judge Charles W. Parker then Charles B. I^/mis superintend­ paign fund which revived sad mem­ announced the noon recess. ent of the water company was noti­ ories for many. It was a contribu­ forces for a desperate coup d’etat, Little Rock, Ark., Nov. 26.— ing to proud Papa Berlin, Persisted Extradition fied of the accident at his Home on tion for $200 in the name of Ar­ aimed at placing Carol on the Twenty-nine are known to be dead “the dead image of her • Di Martini’s nahie has come uj North Main street and he lost no thur E. Bowers, and was made throne. Meantime, Premier M. in Arkansas alone and approximate­ mother.” constantly in' the trial. The state time in getting to the Square. Soon through letter by his brother, H. Averescu, and M. Bratianau, form­ BUM RODGERS, ONE GOULD REPUDIATED ly 100 injured as attempts were MacKay was duck hunting had contended he was employed the main leading to the hydrant O. Bowers. The letter was received er premier, who are the principal made today to reconstruct tele­ on Long Island. by Mrs. Hall to “intimidate and in­ was shut off and in a short time by Chairman R. K. Anderson, and opponents to Prince Carol’s return phone and telegraph wires through A report that Mr. and Mrs. fluence witnesses.” For some time the pressure was back again to nor­ was as follows: to grace, are reported to he mak­ CENT LEFT, TAKEN BY GOV. BREWSTER the storm-torn area disrupted by Berlin had gone through a late in 1922 he lived at the home mal. A new hydrant to take the Manchester, Conn., ing precautionly preparations. freakish cyclones which swept the Roman Catholic marriage cere­ of Mrs. Hall and had a number ol place of the broken one will be November 24, 1926. Vienna, Nov. 26.—King Ferdi­ state Thursday and last night. mony a few hours before the investigators at work in and near ordered at once and will be in­ Mr. R. K. Anderson, nand’s condition is almost hopeless Apparently two twisters struck, birth of their daughter was de­ New Brunswick obtaining informa­ stalled just as soon as it reaches Chairman. Community Club and the political situation in one starting near Heber Springs, nied emphatically today. tion for him. Manchester. The broken hydrant Campaign, Rumania Is “very serious,” accord­ Much Hunted Crook Denies G. 0 . P. Senate Nominee in and traveling southeastward to The state of New JerSey made a was one of three new hydrants in­ Manchester, Conn., ing to dispatches received from Sheridan and the other striking hitter fight shortly, before the op­ stalled in the district less than two Dear Mr. Anderson: Bucharest today. Recent Crimes; Faces 33 Maine May Be Taken Off first near Belleville in Yell county ening of this trial to extradite Di years ago. Please enter subscription in Rumors are rife as to what may and sweeping almost east to Sher­ MEXICAN CHARGES Martihi from New York state so When the two large hydrants name of Arthur B. Bowers for happen in Rumania if King Ferdi- ^ idan and thence to Moscow. that he could be put on the stand were Installed at Depot Square the $200 for Community Club fund. nand dies, and the latest report is Years in Prison. the Ticket. The death toll by towns was list­ as a state witness. two smaller ones were not remov­ W© all know that such contribu­ that Princess Helen, wife of Prince ed as follows; Heber Springs, 15; U. S. WlTHBOYCOn Di Martini, however, successful­ ed but allowed to remain In their tion would be made were he here Carol, may be named regent unt.'l Moscow, 8;.Oppelo, 5; Sheridan, 1. ly 'resisted extradition after a bat­ original positions so that the prop­ to look? after it and I do not feel her son. Prince Michael, is able to Reports received here from tle in the New York courts and af­ erty in the immediate neighborhood New York, Nov. 26.— John J. Augusta, Me., Nov, 26—Arthur southern Missonri and Oklahoma ter the matter had gone as high ai like seeing the Club 'go without It. take over the throne. There are (Bum) Rodgers,' notorious crimi- adde ten more-to the list o£ dead, Says Plans Are to Be Made will be amply protected as far as Yours truly, other reports that the faction de- , » , , , j R. Gould, who, y^ars ago, went Into the governor of the state. Gov, water for fire purposes is cfln,cprjfe; V,- H. O. BOWERS.. mandlng the return of Prince Cai^lT“®^> captivity today-^fte^ Aroostook county with a feir.'BoS^ making 39 In all that; met death, in ArSYttIfh' signed papers calling foi ed. It is estimated that the cost qt the storm. M eetive Jam. 1— K. of C. Di Martini’s extradition; but was Old Friendships Recalled. Is laying plans for a coup d’ etate exactly a year of stoleu liberty, de- of cigars to sell and who pioneered 14 Blocks Destroyed the new hydrant and its installi- The receipt of this communica­ to restore Carol if their demands j nied throughout hours of' police overruled by the court. ion will be about $150. his way in the north country to the Heber Springs, with Its death list- Sheriff Sanford Tunison said tion emphasized anew the absence that he be reinstated are denied. I grilling that he had participated in millionaire class, was given a hear­ of fifteen, was the hardest hit. The Circniar Published. Miss Dougherty is employed by of the late A. E. Bowers from Com­ Mi-rie As Empress that Di Martini would be arrested Cheney Brothers here, and boards j any of the numerous hold-ups of re- ing today on charges that In his storm struck without warning. A as an accessory immediately after munity Club circles, where he was There is still another rumor that few minutes later fourteen block he completed his testimony this in Manchester during the week. a familiar figure in the reading Queen Marie’s hurried return from j cent months with which his name eagerness to win a seat in the Mexico City, Nov. 26—Passage I had been associated, United States Senate he exceeded of the residential district had been afternoon. At the direction of rooms, billiard rooms, and at all the United States is prompted by a laid in' ruins. Several fires start­ of the new bill for the amendment Judge Charles W. Parker, the sher­ FINED IN COURT TODAY. meetings of the trustees and board i He denied specifically that he the legal limit of expenditures In of the constitution for the regula­ d ’sire to assert her Influence in the the recent primary campaign, ed but the heavy rain following the iff had placed a policeman to of governors. Always willing and event of the death of the king and had taken part in the hold-up of a storm extinguished them. tion of labor was made the vehicle where he won the Republican sen­ for bllllgerent attacks against guard Di Martini, the sheriff stat­ Lliarged WTtli Driving Recklessly anxious to push forward a worthy these reports even go so far as to Jnited Stares mail truck at Eliza­ Five persons, were killed in Con­ ed. and Without License—Costs | movement, Mr. Bowers’ zeal, good beth, N. J. on October 14 in which atorial nomination. Catholics and Americans In the state that Queen Marie may seek to If the charges are upheld, the way county and many more were Carpender Testifies...... Her $43.32. Judgment and amiability are con­ establish herself as empress of one man was killed and three oth- injured. At Moscow In Jefferson chambers of deputies ioday. Henry De La Bruyere Carpen­ I ers were wounded, and $150,000 Republican state committee will The religious controversy was stantly missed at the Community Rumania. name a new candidate to oppose county, besides the eight reported der, Wall street broker and a cous­ Miss Marion Dougherty of Ver­ Club. The establishment of either was stolen. He also denied any killed, thirty or more were killed. brought up and the Mexican Cath­ in of Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall, non was in the Manchester^;’police part in the robbery oi. the Merck ] Fulton J. Redman, Democrat, and olic clergy and the American •This is especially the case as re­ Queen Marie or Princess Helen the name of the new candidate Relief trains, carrying doctors, Was recalled to the witness stand court this morning on the,charge gards the officials who so often would mean a possible overthrow of ^..hemical plant at Rahway, N. J. in j nurses and supplies, were being Knights of Columbus were roundly this morning after Judge Charles of reckless driving, and also driv­ benefited by his counsel, and the which $80,000 was stolen. Jlis | must be written on the ballot or rushed to the stricken zones from denounced. the present constitution, which pro­ stickers must be used at the elec-' Antonio Diaz Soto y Game, Agra­ W. Parker had Tulec’ that testimony ing without a license. Miss Dough­ members who enjoyed Mr. Bowers' vides: “The constitutional power of name had been associated by po-, Pine Bluff and Searcy. given by Carpender late Wednesday erty was the young lady who was companionship and his views on a ace with both these and score of| tion Monday, which is a special one Communications Cut rian leader, charged that as the re­ was not admissable. Carpender was the king are hereditary • * * to fill the seat m-'ide vacant by the sult of the controversy over oft and driving the Ford coupe that struck wide variety of interesting subjects. from male to male, by order of other crimes in and around New Telephone and telegraph wires permitted to he questioned on the hydrant on Depot square yester- Donations Coming Daily. fork. late Senator ry •. M. Fernald. were crippled, making communica­ land laws, the United States is pre­ “relevant” matters. primogeniture, and with the per­ Not Out of New York Series of Bombshells paring a financial blockade of c'ay afternoon. In the car with Miss Each day brings forth a fresh petual exclusion of women.” tion with the stricken towns diffi­ Qn the stand Wednesday. Carpen­ Dougherty were three others. In batch of contributions to the Com­ Rodgers asserted he had not-left Today’s investigation was the cult. Most of the reports concern­ Mexico to become effective January der, who is a defendant to the making the turn around the silent munity Club campaign. There are Manhattan and the Bronx since outcome of demands for a probe by ing damage of the storm came over 1, when the new oil and land llws murder charge but i ot now on trial policeman she was doubtless going his escape from a New York Cen­ Rev. A. ,F. Leigh, of Randolph, an railroad wires. go into effect. The. speaker charg­ had denied that he was at the still many who were not reached by CLOUDBURST DROWNS ed for foreign banks have already too fast and was unable to drive the cinvassers in their Journeys tral train at the '25th street sta­ active Ku Klux Klan worker. The home of Jake Stafford at scene of the crime as Mrs. Jane her car properly in its crowdea tion November 25, 1926, while en- A series of political bombshells Oppelo was blown av/ay while a begun to withdraw their deposits Gibson, star witness for the state, through the various districts. route to Auburn prison to serve condition, so ran into the hydrant. Among these are a large number TEN IN TUNNEL TRAP were exploded, the latest being a party was in progress i hd Stafford, fro'm Mexico. had alleged. The prosecutor, Al­ While the car was damaged none three prison sentences totaling thir- repudiation of Mr. Gould by (gov­ wife and daughter were killed and “The United States idea of rela­ exander Simpson, objected to this who Tflhh to take part In the move­ ty.-three years. During the inter­ tions with Mexico is that all rights of the occupants were-- seriously ment in which their friends and ernor Ralph O. Brewster and tne seven others hurt. Five other line of questioning on the ground hurt. Hurls Creek’s Waters Into im he had been hunted by the po­ announcement that Herbert Hoov­ houses were blown away. pertain to the United States and all that Mrs. Gibson’s statemejit was In court this morning Miss neighbors have already taken part. lice of several states. er, secretary of commerce, who was A second terrific windstorm at obligations pertain to Mexico, said not brought out on direct exami­ Dougherty said they were on their Hence they are sending in by mall Working in California and Rodgers told police that since to have come here Saturday to de­ Harbor Springs delayed recovery of Soto y Gaihe. He expressed the nation but that the defense. . had way from Rockville headed for tne or telephone their donations. These Only One Escapes. his escape he had lived at 517 East liver, the big speech of the Gould bodies, according to a report over hope that if the United States in­ brought It out on cross-examina­ south end. She admitted she was are of course added to the campaign Fifth street and at 4275 Third aVe- campaign, had canceled his en­ the Missonri and North Arkansas tervened In Mexico South and Cen­ tion. driving, also that she had no ll- fund along with the other contri­ Oakland, Cal., Nov. 26.—Trapped nue, hiding from the police. He gagement because of “previous bus­ railroad wires. tral America would come to the aid Judge Parker ruled this morn­ license. butions, and credited in the name in the Claremont tunnel, fifteen said he had gone out only at n.ght, iness engagements.” Senator Foss, The storm descended into Loui­ of Mexico. ing that Carpender was a compe­ Overcrowding of the donors. miles from here, when a creek, and that for the past six weeks he of Ohio, for the Republican Nation­ siana during the night and the In a dramatic conclusion Soto y tent witness but he muse give only Prosecuting Attorney Hathaway Following are the additional con­ swollen by the water of a cloud­ had not' left his room. When cap­ al Committee, is understood here camp of the Roxana Petroleum (Jama called upon the deputies to relevant testimony. reminded the Judge that the motor tributions received this forenoon: burst, engulfed them, the bodies of tured he was ragged and almost to have canceled the Hoover en­ Company, three miles north of rise and signify tfielr willingness to The defense filed an objection vehicle commissioner was making Glenney’s Store ...... $10.00 ten men were still held fast far be­ emaciated. His total wealth, as gagement but the action is taken Haynesvllle was struck. Twelve die for their country, and there to the decision. ' every effort to stop drivers from N. B. Richards ...... 50.00 low the surface of the earth today. revealed ty a search of his room as evidence of. the disapproval of persons there were injured, with «as a general response. The sleek, well-groomed Car­ overcrowding their automobiles. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Northrop 2.00 One man, Stanley Secula, hearing and person, amounted to one cent the alleged conduct of Gould and others reported missing. What purports tp be a photo­ pender, rather bald, with closely The commissioner maintains that Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Beaupre 1.00 the approach of the rushing water, and a collar button. his friends by the Coolidge admin­ Property damage was heavy in graphic copy of 'a circular appeal clipped moustache, then resumed with four in one seat the driver Miss Nellie Sheridan...... 2.00 grasped the ladder leading out of Rodgers was captured yesterday istration. towns hit by the storm, in some by the Knights of Columbus for a the witness stand. hasn’t an opportunity to manage Marcella Holloran ...... 2.00 the shaft and pulled himself to safe­ morning at the Third avenue ad­ On top of this comes word from sections, whole blocks of dwellings million dollar fund to aid Mexican Clarence Chase of defense coun­ the car as he ought to. A charge Fannie W. S tile s ...... 1.00 ty. His ten companions never had a dress while sleeping in a back bed­ Kansas City that United States being destroyed. Catholics in a fight against “the sel, questlonetd Carpender. of reckless driving Is now brought Annie L. Alley ...... 1.00 chance. The waters closed in over room on the sixth floor. He made Senator James A. Reed, chairman May Be 40 Dead Bolshevist government” was pub- “Did you at any flme on Sept. against every person In an accident C. W. N oren ...... 1.00 them before they could make a dash no effort to resist when awakened of the Senate Campaign funds com­ Springfield, .Mo., Nov. 26.—The itshed In Mexico City newspapers 14, 1922, or Lept. 15, communicate where such overcrowding is proven. Herbert Martin ...... 1.00 for the ladder and safety. by detectives standing over him mittee, announces that the commit­ death toll in yesterday’s freakish today, at the request cf the Cham­ with either Mrs. Hall or Henry or Judge Johnson found the gir? A Friend .••....**•.•••.* 2.00 The dead are K. D. Morrison, with drawn pistols. tee would Investigate the charges storms in Oklahoma, Arkansas and ber of Deputies. Willie Stevens?” guilty and imposed a fine of $25 Daisy W. Peabody ...... 30 shift boss; James Balsick; Bert' against the Maine nominee. But southern Missouri mayNexceed 40, The original copy is said to be “No.” BOSTON MAYOR MARRIES it was indicated here today as “Where were you September and costs for reckless driving and Warren D. K e ith ...... ^ 5.00 Larson: Steve Zlglich; P. Sanders; this probe cannot take place until held in the archives of the cham­ n" $10 for driving without a license. Harriett W. Norton ...... 5.00 DECEASED WIFE’S SISTER after Monday's election. meagre reports from southern Mis­ ber. 16?” \ Frank Butcher; W. Pauley; J. Cole­ souri and northwestern Arkansas "In New York attending to my The total was $43i22. J. C. C arys...... 5.00 man: Charles Orso and Tony “Tired of Lawyers” After stating that the American Frank Happeny was sent to Jail Evdrett B. F is h ...... 2.00 Boston, Nov. 26.— Mayor Malcolm Gould won the Republican nom­ came, in. Knights of Columbus pledges itself business as Usual.” Segert. Four deaths at Brandvllle, Mo., “Were you at the residence of for fifteen days for Intoxication. He Joseph Pohlm an...... 5.00 Shortly after their Thanksgiving E. Nichols of this city was married ination after a strenuous campaign. to “purs,^ relentlessly a campaign was arrested on Union street yes­ today to Miss Carrie Williams, twin He declared the people of Maine near West Plains, and two at Com­ for the eradication of evils tha>, Mrs. Hall that morning at 10:45?” dinner yesterday the men lowered sister of the mayor’s first wife, who petition, near Lebanon, in addition have brought about an intolerable “I was not there at any time that terday by Officer R. H. Wlrtalia. themselves into the 2,500 foot tun­ were tired of seeing lawyers sent to Complaints reached the headquar­ died shortly before he was elected the Senate, that he stood as a to thirty-three In Arkansas and condition,” the letter states that morning.” nel, a unit which was being con­ to his present office. His four-year- Oklahoma, have been reported. the supreme council “by a unanim­ Never Remov©- Papers ters that a man was lying around Made Furniture structed to carry water from the “business man’s candidate.” He drunk. Happeny has been before old daughter, Marjorie, was flower Others seriously injured are ex­ ous vote authorized the supreme “Did you remove any boxes con­ the court many times but up to this For Emperors Mokelumne river Into Oakland, and girl. (Contlnaed on Page 2.) pected to die. Many were injured board of directors to assess the taining papers from the house to time has avoided, going to Jail. He repared to continue work. at Heber Springs, Ark. at which membership to . the extent of $1,- an automobile?” is employed oa the town roac in Austria Near the mouth of the tunnel is fifteen were killed. i 000,— It concludes; “Never.” force. located the San Pablo creek. When Eclectics Hit Back, Ask 1500 Property damage, estimated all “Senor Bolshevmt, the Knights Witness for the state had testi­ Non-Support Case the men enter^'d, the creek was at t told at near the million dollar oi Columbus have accepted your fied he did. William Daoust was found guilty He’s an unusual man. One jts normal height. A short time mark, extended over a wide area; challenge and are coming cr.e mM- Prosecutor Simpson took Carpen­ of non-support in the police court who has lived in Manchester later a cloudburst filled Its banks From Frederick, Okla.,. in the lion dollars stroig. and wili stana der over for cross-examination. this morning and was given a sus­ nearly 30 years. He doesn’t and converted the creek Into a rag­ Conn. Physicians Be Banned southwest portion of the state, to by, until you- and.. your so-called “Did you have a brother in New ing torrent. The force of the water Rolla, Mo., the storm skipped along constitution are dead.” Brunswick that day?” pended Jail sentence of 30 days on talk very much and It is not gen­ and struck here and there, .wiping condition that he pay his wife $10 erally known that he was one of i ripped away sand bags and bulk­ “Yes. William Carpender. That’s heads and millions of gallons of Bridgeport, Nov. 26.—Judge and therefore have not right to cer­ out hamlets and destroying lives the only brother that was in New a week for the support of his wife the best cabinet makers and fur- | tificates to practice medicine in this and property.. and child. A bond of $100 was fix­ niture manufacturers in Europe ‘ water poured Into the mouth of the John W. Banks of Superior Court, MA3EL WILLEBRANDT Brunswick at that time.” about 30 years ago. I tunnel. was today considering an applica­ state. Hits Missouri Tillage “Did you in December, January. ed to guarantee payment. Daoust Judge Banks pointed out in court West Plains, Mo., Nov. 26.— February or March meet a trooper was unable to furnish the bond He used to work In a factory I tion for an order to compel 1,500 today that the application does not Three persons -were killed and TO QUIT DRY SERVICE by the name'of Dickmun in Pros­ and was sent.fo Jail. His wife was In the old country where the fur­ doctors of Connecticut to show bear the signature of William H. more than a score injured at ecutor Beekman’s office and have the chief complainant. niture for most of the crowned SELECTMEN IN MONTHLY cause why their licenses should not Comley, state attorney, and there­ Brandsville, 12 miles south of here, conversation about a check?” Probation Officer Edward C. El­ now uncrowned—heads of Eu­ be revoked. , fore might be valid, when the twister which ripped Los Angeles, Nov., 26—Mrs. Ma­ Former State Trooper William liot told the judge that Daoust has rope was fashioned. MEETING THIS EVENING Judge Walsh received the appli­ Kilpatrick then declared the state through Arkansas yesterday took a bel Walker Wlllebrandt, assistant L. Dickman had testified he was been on probation since last April He is an artist and also a cation from W. F. D. Kilpatrick, a attorney had refused to sign and dip into this section of Missouri, United States attorney general In paid $2,500 by the late Asariah and that he had been very indiffer­ photographer, but these are local lawyer who was acting for asked the Judge to “instruct or or­ according to word received here charge of prohibition enforcement Beekman, former prosecutor, to ent to his probation orders and had things he keeps to himself. The Manchester Board of Select­ Eclectic physicians. The applica­ der” him to sign. this morning. and one of the few women in the "skip” the state after he ^ c k failed to pay the fine and costs READ ABOUT HIM IN men will hold the regular monthly tion declares the doctors named be­ -Judge Banks took the matter un­ history of the nation to occupy man) had conducted a long Investi­ Imposed at that time. Daoust. wno meeting tonight In the Municipal fore Judge Banks graduated from der consideration when doubt was TREASURY BALANCE such an Important federal position, gation of the murders. is employed in Hartford has a wire SATURDAY’S HERALD building starting at 8 o’clock. Bills schools which have not properly expressed as to whether the, Judge Washington, Nov. 26.-—Treasury will resign soon "and return to Los "I never met Dickman and nev- and one child, and two other chil­ OU'T AT NOON. ' win be paid and the regular re­ registered themselves with the has the . power to order the signa­ balance as of Nov. 23: $141,391,- Angeles to practice law, according dren by a previous marriage. ports of committees will be heard. State Boards of Medical Examinets, ture. 129.59. to a report circulated here today. rcontinned on Paso 8.)

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from Danielson. The Thanksgiving ington, .D. C., police department, day by State Senator Frederick W. ’The pupils of the Eighth district’’^ j STATE THEATER BREAKS day bill will be continued tonight DI MARTINI APPEARS was called. GOULD REPUDIATED Hlckley, Republican leader of South schools^ contributed $33.62 to the and tomorrow. Simpson asked Sandberg If it was Portland, in defending Gould, at tfie ABOUT TOWN fund being raised for the Manches­ The management of the State shown to be a fact that D-28 (the opening today, of the hearing. ter Community club. ’This contri­ ATTENDANCE RECORDS gave away a dozen real live turkeys AS DEFENSE WITNESS enlargement) lacked characteristics BY GOV. BREWSTER Senator Hinckley charged: At the police court session on bution was credited by mistake to Wednesday, evening. In. addition of S-17 (the card) wouldn’t that af­ That the petition for the probe Thanksgiving Day Renato Bachio- the Ninth district pupils. to the pictures there was a vaude­ fect his opinion? by Secretary of State Frank W Ball chl of Stafford. Springs was found The crowds at the State theater (Conthined from Pago 1.) (Continued from Page 1.) guilty of reckless drlvllng and paid on Tffanksgiving eve and again on ville bill put on by local talent. It The witness said if the copy was and the specifications were filed by Allyn Avery of the Plnehurst was amusing to watch the young er was in Beekman’s office in my not correct it would affect his Rev, A. F. Leigh, of Randolph, al­ a fine of $25 and costs. He was a.- grocery speiR T1 Thanksgiving day broke all records declared he was “ bucking the Port­ rested by Sergeant John Crockett Thanksgiving day for attendance. Yesterday the bill ladies who were lucky ticket hold­ life,” said Carpender. opinion. ' land banking clique.” leged K. K. K. supporter, with t»' i with his n^othcher in Willimantlc. ers go to the stage and carry back “ That’s all,” said Simpson. Sandberg said in his opinion no near Boland’s filling station on the was one of the best ever shown here In a statement made public to­ full knowledge of the governor and Bolton road on Thanksgiving eve. with them a live turkey. Print Experts Examined print of a dull white card would last and was continuous from 2 o’clock day in reply to Governor Brews­ at his instigation; The car, he was driving was shy on«, Walter Gorman of the Plnehurst in the afternoon. Last evening the The state then began cross-exam­ more than four days. That the governor and the K. K. grocery reports that Thanksgiving ination of the defense fingerprint ter’s assertion that "a nominee who I tire, running on the rim and was theater was filled and it was esti­ IN hlEMORIAhl. Fanrot As Prompter profits by the criminaLacts of his K. grand dragon of Maine went to ; "going all over the highway. business was' ex^ptionally good mated that about as many were experts. Prompting Simpson in his ques­ Washington last Wednesday and this year. The demand for turkeys James Herbert Taylor, finger­ friends is in the position of a man turned away as were able to get in. Loyal Circle King’s Daughters of tions was J'b^eph A. Faurot, former who receives stolen goods,” Gould obtained the support of Dr. H. G. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Barrett ot was very heavy and most of the The State theater attracts amuse­ Center church desire to pay tribute print expert of the United States deputy police commissioner of New Evans, of Atlanta, (h,., Imperial Hartford wholesalers wefe sold out Navy, was recalled. criticized the chief executive of his Lydall street entertained yesterday ment seekers from all parts of Man­ to the memory of one of their num­ York and one of the most widely home state and termed his oppon­ wizard of the Klan. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Viets and son before noon Wednesday. chester, and from all of the neigh­ ber, Mrs. Ruth Stevenson, who died Simpson asked Taylor if the en­ known fingerprint experts In the largement of “ S-17”— the ' calling ent, Mr. Redman, as the “ K. K. K. Plot To Elect Redman of Suffield and Mr. and Mrs. Har- boring towns, Including many from just a year ago, and whose com­ country. candidate.” lowe Drew of Summit street. East Hartford, Rockville and Willl- panionship and active interest in card found at the foot of Dr. Hall’s Gerhard Kuhne, a fingerprint ex­ That the governor and Klan mantic. There were people at the body— contained every characteris­ Redman, previously charged national and state leaders made an every worthy cause has been missed pert of the New York City police Gould with having given a $100,- Horace Edgar, the only baby boy theater who had driven all the way by her associates. tic on the card— was the card with­ department, was re-called. agreement to throw the election to TO HONOR DOELLNER out “ any distortion whatever?” 000 bribe of ex-Premler Flemming Fulton J.-Redman, the Democratic of Mr. and Mrs. J. Palozie, who has Slmpssn took a card and, stoop­ of New Brunswick some years ago. been very ill. Is much improved “ I have found none,” said Tay­ ing down. Illustrated for the jury senatorial nominee; lor. Gould retorted that the money was That Redman agreed to support now. AT WTIC TOMORROW how the calling card was placed at paid by his New York business as­ Simpson drew from Taylor that Dr. Hall’s feet. Asked If there was the Klan and that full support was he once secured a conviction from a sociates in a railway deal and was pledged to Gov. Brewster for 1928 Frank Palozie of 93 Glenwood anything not normal in the way he given as a campaign contribution street has just returned after fingerprint on a box developed two in a campaign for the U. S. Senate Robert Doellner of this town and A Handsome Paneled Nickel Plated, was holding the card, the witness without his knowledge. spending the week-end with friends months after the crime. Taylor said against Senator Frederick Hale, of a pupil of Leopold Auer,- is the leaned over the witness stand and Today’s hearing was'before Sec­ out In Webster and Worcester, Highly Polished ^ he never had been able to develop Portland, chairman of the senate Hartford composer who' Will be hon­ said there was— the way Simpson retary of State Frank W. Ban, Mass. ored tomorrow evening, in the Hart­ a print on a card after two or three held his fingers. ^ committee on naval affairs; Gould is specifically charged witn That Gov. Brewster was negli­ ford Composers Night program, days.*It was possible a print might The defense claims It would have exceeding the legal limit of $l;50u gent of his own campaign expenses Alexander Trotter of East Center broadcast ffom Station WTIC, at be developed on a card “ eight or been impossible for Willie Stevens’ in his primary campaign expenses. in the last state election. ' street who has been confined to Hartford. Mr. Doellner was ac­ ten days after the latent print was left index finger print to have been Coffee made.” Sensational Charges That Deforest H. Perkins, of I his home for a number of weeks, corded New England’s best violinist on the card— that finger alone. Sensational charges were hurled ' and lately was at the Memorial hos- at the music contest in New Haven The witness in reply to a ques­ Tells Bribery Story Portland, Grand Dragon of the at Governor Brewster and national Maine K. K. K., was present at to­ I pital for some time, was able yes- two years ago. tion said fingerprinting is an exact Henry A. Langbeln, of Franklin ' terday to walk ^without crutches, He studied composition and the­ science. He was then excused. and state Ku Klux Klan leaders to­ day’s hearing. Park, was called. Langbeln said he and to be outdoors for a short dis­ ory with Robert Prutting and Cecil Percolater Frederick Sandberg, of the Wash- was driving past De Russey’s lane Burleigh. He has also studied tance with the aid of a cane. ---- for---- on the nIghL of the crime but he did with Louis Eaton and Davol San­ ip t notice any automobiles parked Mr. and Mrs. Millard F. Hutchin­ ders. In or near the lane. . son of Bigelow street had as their Mr. Doellner will be assisted in George M. Sipple of MIddlebush, Thanksgiving guests the family of presenting this program of his own testified that In November, 1922, he their niece, Mr. and Mrs. Harold works by Miss Eleanor Willard, well Only $S.75 talked with Mrs. Jane Gibson and Campbell and daughter of North- known here, Earl Styers and Bur­ she wanted him to testify that on Albert Slei$,et \xk ampton,^Mass. dette Hawley, local accompanist. the night of the crime he was driv­ ing home through De Russey’s lane uiid that he saw two men and a wo­ man in an automobile. “ Sho said she would pay me ?100,” Sipple testified. Question of Money, THE DOWNSTAIRS SHOP Tonight & When the court was reconvened this afternoon, Sipple was recalled STATE and denied he had ever asked Mrs. Tom orrow Hall for money. When he was on the stand be­ ■ “ • » * * * « ». U 5 «V M M n . fore, Simpson had asked him if Mrs. Hall had paid him. The ques­ Santa Says tion was objected to and overruled. COATS Case then read a letter which Sipple had sent to Mrs. Hall telling her what he claimed be knew con­ Shop Early cerning Mrs. Gibson and offering to REDUCED! S o 's Y O U f aid her in the investigation, SONG REEL Santa knows that gift buy­ Di Martini resumed his place on 75 Cents Down. «MY OLD ' $1.00 a Month. ers can do best by following the witness stand at 2:13 p. m. The court room was packed. ALICE JOYCE KENTUCKY Regular price $10.75 and we include one pound of 50 this advice— shopping early Before Di Martini was called CHARLES R ^ E rI Cent Opeco Coffee FREE. YOU SAVE $2.50. in the day and early in the Case read two- other letters from DECEMBER COAT SALE CREGOR? lA CAVA HOME” Sipple to Mrs. Hall. ^ w o o u c t To n Cl ytfyumoimt Qlctutt! This percolator is guaranteed by Landers, Frary & week enables customersi to In the letters Sipple said* he was Clark. This offer is for a limited time only. choose while stocks are the only one who could discredit Mrs. Gibson’s testimony and that Coats Formerly Up to $29.75 IT PAYS TO WATCH OUR SHOW WINDOWS. complete. We can give you Mrs. Hall’s lawyers were not work­ 5 Acts Select Vaudeville 5 better service if you do ing hard enough on the case. In one letter he mentioned that BEST YET, ASK THOSE WHO SAW IT LAST NIGHT. what Santa says. he had overheard a conversation in $ lg .7 5 SATURDAY AFTERNOON COME TO TOYLAND New Brunswick to the effect that a The Manchester country doctor had said he /a w Second Floor Henry Stevens in New Brunswick TOYLAND—^Free Toys to the Children Practical, smartly styled Cdats for all-pur­ BRING THE KIDDIES the night of the murder. Sipple reminded Mrs. Hall that he Incurred pose wear, featuring new color combinations and SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY Electric Coi evnense as a result of time spent patterns. Some plain, others furred with mandel, before the grand jury an^^ suggested beaverertte and coney. Belted and lull-flared. Silk KNOEK’S he Should be reimbursed. 861 Main St. Phone 1700 I’rosecutor Simpson went after lined. Sizes 16 to 44. sSVin “UPSTAGE” On the Square, Hartford Sipple, hammer and tongs, on LIFE BACK STAGE cross-examination. “ Who was the country' doctor who saw Henry Stevens in New Coats Formerly Up to $29.75 ...... Brunswick?’’ he shouted. “ I don’t remember,” “ What was the purpose'of these letters— were you trying to extort money from Mrs. Hall?” Tonight I After Struggling Thru The Work Of f “ I was not,” the witness roared. LAST TIMES Simpson asked Sipple how much In this group are featured high-grade Dress Circle he wanted frSm Mrs. Hall and the and Sports Coats—fabrics include luxurious 7.00 and 9.00 witness said he intended that “ that bolivia, suede-finished cloth and novelty sports DOUBLE FEATURE BILL j The Thanksgiving Feast Just Past f should be left to her.” The witness was fidgety and har- materials. Rich fur trimmings of mouflon, JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD’S :'ied as Simpson grilled him. beaverette and mandel collar and cuff sets. Sizes “ You say In one of these letters 16 to 44. “THE COUNTRY BEYOND” liat if the information got Into the I ^ D on > Put Off Buying That f .ands of certain people it would do VIOLA DANA in a lot of harm— what do you mean “BRED IN OLD KENTUCKY” oy that?” Simpson asked. Coats Formerly Up to $39.75 The witness stammered and final­ ly answered: “ Just what my letters r p ONE DAY rri said.” 1 omorrow o n l y 1 omorrow $28-75 TWO—FEATURES—TWO GAS RANGE I George Walsh C. W. HOLMAN TO SPEAK Remarkable Values in smart Dress Coats— Tom Tyler in in “ THE TEST OP, FOR THE NEXT BIG HOLIDAY | rich warm bolivias and fashionable suede-like TO CENTER MEN SUNDAY fabrics, enriched with Mendoza beaver, mandel ROBERT NORTON” “Red Hot Hoofs” and mouflon collars in mushroom and tuxedo ef­ SPECIAL FREE = fects, and deep cuffs. Children’s Show Tomorrow Afternoon at 11 o’clock. Charles W. Holman will speak CHRISTMAS I before the Men’s League of Center church Sunday noon on the work SUNDAY AND MONDAY that is being done by the County Y. Coats Formerly Up to $ 44. 75 M. C. A. Mr. Holman Is an au­ MILTON SILLS in “PARADISE” While you are relishing your Christinas thority on Y. M. C. A. work and is president of the Hartford County $ 3 3 . 7 5 You’ll Be in Paradise When You See This Picture. dinner, will mother be all f agged out, too “Y”. At the national “Y” convention tired to enjoy the good food? held In Chicago this last October Mr. Holman was honored with ap­ A group of better grade dress Coats tailored pointment to the National Y. M. C. by high-grade makers in bolivia, rich pile fabrics, lllll■lllllllllllllllllilllililllliiillllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^llllllllliillllllllllll She won’t be—if she’s cooked it on the A. cvuncil. new buckskin suedes and pin-point. Furred with Manchurian wolf, mendoza beaver, mandel- and gas and the range is adequate. \ mouflon. Silk-lined and interlined. ACOroENT VICTIMS Think what it means to be able to turn REPORTED RECOVERING RIALTO Information received today from Coats Formerly Up to $49.75 on the gas and press the pilot light and the House of Morey hospital in Pittsfield, Mass., is to the effect start the turkey cooking in the gas oven. that Frank Croteau of Hartford, is still on the danger list as a result .75 RADIO SET Given Away TONIGHT No coal aad ashes to carry—no soot and of the automobile accident at BRING YOUR COUPONS. You may be the Lucky One. Brainard, N. Y., S. turday night dirt—no fluctuation, just a straight, even .when one local yc.'tL. was killed TWO FEA-TURES LAST TLMES TODAY and another badly injured. Reductions that offer generous savings on heat that assures the serving of the nice­ It was stated that Croteau 'must Dress Coats of velsheen, all wool bolivia, pin­ “ A WOMAN’S HEART” WITH ENID BBNNE'TT AND GAYNE WHITMAN. ly browned bird promply at the appointed undergo a delicate operation and point and American V'^enise—every Coat silk that while high hopes are held for lined. Furred in individual ways with platinum time. his recovery, he is In a serlou^ “WEST OF RAINBOW’S END” condition. wolf, manchurian wolf, bay beaver and mandel. with Jack Perrin and His Wonder Horse Starlight. The condition of Robert Orr, of Griswold street, has Improved to \ SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS. such an. extent that the doctor In charge says it is possible he will Coats Formerly Up to $59.75' be able to return to his home Sun­ AN EVENT FOR THE KIDDIES TOMORROW We Have A Large Display of Gas Ranges On Our | day. $ 4 4 . 7 5 5 Pairs Roller Skates Given Away! Floor— You are invited f o call and inspect them | ALSO A COMPLE’TB CHANGE OF PROGRAM. STATE CAPE AND Harold Lloyd in Delicatessen Lunch High-grade Dress Goats of superior fabrics, “ Wildfire’ furs, and tailoring, offered at this reduced^rice I Chas. Kuhr, Prop. ThrlUs and Race Track ‘^ever Weaken” Pile fabrics and smooth-finished materials, lined A Mirth Qnake. that 20 Bissell St.» So. Manchester Action Galore with Alleen with plain or figured silks, and trimmed with starts with a laugh and Pringle and Edmund ends In hysterics. ' Regular Dinners Served platinum wolf, manchurian w'olf, bay beaver, and Breese. 11.30 a. m. to 2 p. m. other luxurious furs. GENE TUNNEY Current News Events Sandwishes and Light Worlds’ Champ in Lunches at all Hours. A L ^’ A~SELEG!nSD The Manchester Gas Co. I All Kinds of Cold Soda. DOWNSTAIRS SHOP ‘*The Fighting Marine” i SHORTER COMEDY Near Beer on Draught. 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AUTO ACCIDENT BRINGS Patrolman Arthur Seymour tion to every detail, watching the AUTO ACCIDENT Slight damage .was done and’ino -GonlBoin^e a; liji Barigpule and one was Injured., Sergeant, Crock­ tePITAI.y»ATIENTS ‘ " " Breadstidks WOMAN INTO COURT placed -Mrs. Samuels under'arr MANY PEOPLE ENJOY little leaks here and there that are Roast. Turkey ‘ > Potato rosettes for reckless driving. In court y the cause of many a business being Automobiles operated by Louis ett Investigated. No arrests’Were Enrico of Andover and Herman made. ' ‘ '' Bdttered; caulIHbwer, glazed ' terday morning her attorney, Jnd: wrecked, and also giving service Mrs. Mabel Samuels of Andover William S. Hyde, requested a POB^j FREE KEITH TURKEYS that is so essential to the success of Frederick of 289 Middle Turnpike. ^ i.' . ■ ^ ^ East, collided at the intersection of GeleiVtYand 'p itv ^ ; Cranberry Jelly will face trial Jn the Manchester po­ ponement which was granted any business. Brick ice' cream, lady fingers Judge Raymond A. Johnson. Vernon street and Middle Turnpike Kemp’s Glace Mixed Nuts, 86c K , The thirt^rone 'patienfg.^ho werf lice court a week from tomorrow One of the main factors for suc­ lb. a t’Packard’s.— ^Adv. ■■ x [ and niacaroons on n charge of reckless driving as Big Crowd at Drawings—^Prof­ cess with this firm is their Profit- east at 10:45 Wednesday night. hinable to ieaye’ifjie Memoml^hp^^^ it Sharing Plan Works Ideal­ '^ital fpr Thanks^ih^'- ffl’AnAr'en- Nutis, cider, and niiints the result of an automobile acci­ RADIO CONCERN GETS Sharing club which has been run­ 'V Ch^santhemnms that were used dent here Wednesday night. ning now over twd years and which ijoyed an elateltftiB roiait' tdPkpy BIG DANISH JOBi ly. _____ 'per served uddSr'stSeV^ecfrdn’^^^ ^ib h^utify the tables were contrib- Mrs. Samuels was driving a has added hundreds of new ac­ %SXSSSSSXSX%XXX^A ut’ed'by Idilikowski, the-tPlorist. Buick sedan east on West Center Anyone who had occasion to vis­ counts. By this plan the customers 'fMlss Dolores -Garret, ho .. )1 dipt Washington, Nov. ^6— (Uniteii ?^tlan. A lI'biit t&rhiB-bf t: A i)atieht8. street. Her machine crashed In­ it the lower end of Main street are allowed 12 months to pay for to a Ford operated by Arthur' Press).—An American firm h^'; <%ere able foiflArtakB of the meaf been awarded the contract of con> - Tuesday night must have been Im­ their purchases amounting to fifty in full, thby^^l^g-oni fecial diet. Ledne, of 27 Woodland street at pressed with the fact that there are dollars or more, and at the end of CARD OIP THANKS ,7:15 In the evening.- Both ma­ structing^ huge' broadcasting stk- Under norm^ conidiUo.hs the hoa- tion in Sjaelland, Denmark, accord^ hundreds of people who still be­ that period are given a dividend .•pital shows Ai>re^8tra:tIonr,ot:. over ■ r ' ' — f chines were badly smashed. Tha lieve that “It Surely Pays to Walk amounting to 10 per cent of their We ■j?ish to thank all our friends accident occurred at the intersec­ icg to information received today itifty patients .ittut ;befbTe the -holL by the Department of Commerce.'- A-ways” when you have something bill. fjdaya as m ar^ag can: o f. them : go for kindness and sympathy shown tion of West Center and McKee of importance to buy for the home. To Warren Keith belongs the .streets.' Ledne was driving north The cost of the new station wHl ^om e. : ■ ■ ' ' us at^he tinie of the death of our The lower floor of Keith’s store on credit for this plan and for many brother Georgo Jarvis. on McKee street. be $162,000 and the project is hack­ The ihenu^^^fld. wgs as follows: ed by the Danish Government. the corner of Main and School other new ideas which the firm has Grapefisito iCocktail MR. & MRS. A. P. JARVIS. ■ The accident was Investigated by streets was literally packed with adopted which are bringing in new people, men, women and a few chil­ customers every day. -T-S dren, who had come from miles The firm had a busy day Wed­ /■ ■' > around to participate in the draw-. nesday distributing free turkeys to Ihg of prize turkeys which the firm all their”customers who purchased A Special had advertised would be given away a suite -of furniture or kitchen to the holder of the lucky numbe.'. range during November. They were The store is admirably located not cheap turkeys either, but the for taking care of such a crowd. very best that could be. found in Plenty of parking space on Main the market. And many a family in and School streets, and in the rear Manchester and the surrounding of the store. No worry at all about towns thought kindly of the Keith haviilfe the car tagged by the police Furniture Co., as they partook of Luxuriously Fur if one stays beyond the hour limit. their Thanksgiving feast. All of these people had during the This giving of turkeys is a part Trimmed past month bought something at of the dividend or” ' Profit-Sharing the store amounting to $1.00 or plan which tho company has adopt­ more, or they had paid on their ac­ ed as a permanent policy whereby count for goods bought previously. they hand back to their customers Sale of Rugs They had all received coupons ac­ a part of the profits which the busi­ cording to the amount of money ness earns. paid in and were entitled to par­ ticipate in the drawing for turkeys. CAPRA-SAPEL1.I When the Keith Co., left their Miss Viola Sapelli, daughter of in Many Weaves fine locatidn in the Purnell build­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto Sapelli of Bis- ing opposite Park street, five years sell street and Peted Capra were ago last August, for their present married yesterday at St. James’s location which is just a little out church. The ceremony was perform­ of the congested business -Renter ed by the rector. Rev. William P. Room Size where rents are not so high. It was Reidy. - predicted by some of the largest Miss Christina Sapelli, sister of Axminsters The floor covering department has scores of real estate dealers and prominent the bride, was bridesmaid and Exceptional Values business men that they' would soon Dominick Baco of Stamford was special values that are bound to interest you. be moving back uptown again as best man. A timely purchase of sample the people would not walk so far to The bride’s dress was of flesh coats through our New York $34.50 The latest and most beautiful patterns in tho trade in these days. But the wisdom colored chiffon, with large hat and resident buying office enables us displayed by George E. Keith, the bouquet of pink roses. to offer coats of quality at this most popular domestic weaves are featured at proprietor, when he made this move The bridesmaid wore yellow taf­ is now recognized by everyone. feta, black hat and carried an arm low price. wonderfully low figures. It was a radical move and it took bouquet of yollow Pernet roses. a lot of courage to carry it through Pile fabrics and soft imported A wedding breakfast and recep­ •W e do this to clean up our Fall stocks. The when so many were advising tion followed at the bride’s home. sport materials trimmed with against it. The business - has pros­ On their return from a wedding fox, wolf or squirrek Sizes 16 lines have been somewhat thinned out from the pered because Mr. Keith has always trip Mr_. and Mrs. Capra will live in to 44. ‘ given most careful personal atten­ •the Park building. selling of the past few weeks and the scattered V" ______Hifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimnimiiu patterns have been checked up and listed for disposal at clearance prices. Now is the.time to buy the new rug you havejiad in mind, for th e living room or the dining room. These splen­ s ^^)Vhy(Not ^ did rugs will give you many years of splendid service under the hardest usage. Be sure to see them.

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T is expensive to ejqieriment with inadequate 9x12 Axminsters, Reg. $50, n^ --r** $34.50 4.patterns 8-3x10-6 Axminsters, Reg] $67.50, Now 47.50 (6 Patterns) I sets—^just money thrown away, Take our 9x12 Aiquunsters, Reg» $ 5 7 .59 , Now $37.50 (6 Patterss) 9x12 Axminsters, Reg. $82,50, Now . .$62.50 (2 Patterns) advice—start right with aSynchrophase—it’s 0-6 Ayn^Bstm sj Rsg.; $57.50, Now $34.50 (1 pattern) 8-3x10-6 Axminsters, Reg. $75, Now $57.50 (1 pattern) the only way to get complete radio satisfaction. 9x12 A xm instos, Reg. $67.50, Now . .$47.50 (4 Patterns) 9x12 Tapestry, Reg. $35, Now ... .'. .$24.50 (2 Patterns) Sdectivity, volume, tone quality, all very highly de­ 9x12 Tapestry, Reg. $37.50, Now . . . .$29.50 (3 Patterns) veloped due to exdusjiye Grebe features and made per­ 8-3x10-6,^n iiiisters, Reg. $52,50^ Now $42.50 (1 Pattern) manent by the unexcelled v|;orkmanship Grebe puts 9xl2yA xi^sters, Reg. 72.50, Now .. $57.50 (4 Patterns) 8-3x10-6 Tapestry, Reg. 32.50, Now . .$27.50 (3 Patterns); into every set. l i Come hear the Synchrophase. That will tell you more than we Special can in a page advertisement. & E KEITH FlIRNirURE CO., he 27 inchJAxminster Rugs Comfortable, stylish-^ 27 Riigs 7% Cor. Main and School Sts. South Manchester, Ct. $3.95 Florsheim Shoes are ‘‘long shoes—the vSMort Styles ill Grebe ly•ens pateptacraot* ii eeverea kind that give you most •d «ad peaaloc. , BuppUed i( uiiihhatteTybase HO for your money — that’s 5 Grebe needs no introduction to Manchester radio fans. In w h y s o many men 5 the words of several well known car manufacturers. “Constantly £ improved but no yearly models” owners of last year’s Grebes, £ come here for shoes. ”r * tt* £ last summer had the privilege of having their sets, at slight cost, £ S changed to the 1927 model-:—Mr. Barstow personally took twelve £ Fbetur^ A t Matthew Wior S of these sets to the Grebe tactory on Long Island for change £ S over. S Expert Watchmaker and Jewder. £ “When better radios are bulit—Grebe will build them.” One £ GLENNEY’S £ look at the inside and outside of a Grebe wiill prove this. Every £ Tinker Building. 999 Main St., Next to Postoffice, South Manchester. £• nut, bolt, washer and part is made in Grebe’s own model radio £ ‘^ric€!8 WitWii The / £ factory. Grebe has made radios since 1900. £ £ “Ask the man who tunes one.” A radio may look nice— £ t " but results count more. Distance, tone, volume, selectivity and £ £ the exclusive Grebe low range extension circuit taking you to as E 4 E low as 1 ^ meters. Odly luesday night I heard an amateur in £ • I i • V *•. Oar Christmas Stock £ Phillie phoning an amateur in Gettysburg, Pa. on 180 meters. £ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin £ No other set would have heard him. £ « — £ We have never had a defective Grebe—never had a Grebe go £ £ bad after months or years of use. The first Grebe sold in Man- £ Is Notv Complete £ Chester is now on display in our store. Sold nearly three years £ £ ago to Clifford Scranton, Spruce street, and as good as the day s ^SiFuctures A t E Mr. Scranton bought it. : ’ £ £ Ask Wm. Folds, Jr., who has had two other sets what he £ and On Display £ thinks of Grebe—what friends of his in Florida and Detroit £ S think of Grebe. Recently we shipped a Grebe to Nova Scotia. £ £ Ask George Johnson what the Grebe will do. Ask Jack £ 1^ $10.00 £ Hayes what’his Grebe will do. When you have money to lose E £ bet Harold Bassett of Parker street for stations, distance or any- £ We Invite You to Call Early and £ thing else—and then listen to his Grebe over two years old—and £ That Otjlgmally Sold as high as £ Bassett has two tubes in his Grebe three years old. ' £ Select Your Gifts * £ Ask Mr. Black on Wells street, Joe LaShay on Pine street, £ lu. £ Mrs, McKinon on Locust street, Mr. Madden of Laurel street, E £ Mr. McLachlan on Ridge street, John Douglas and Mr. Harrison £ £ of Russell street, Mr. Rogers of’Lewis street, Donald Grant and £ A small deposit will hold any article £ Henry Prior of .Wapping and over two dozen others. Yes, “ask £ RiddlelSILigrht Candle cff ,Dppp Fixtures t ■* £ the man who tunes one.” £ until Christmas. £ Grebe takes less B battery and yet has more volume than ,£ £ any 5 tube set we know of. And NOW—Barstow is out to sell E £ 50 more Grebes. We have arranged special low terms for.,the £ You will find our prices exceptionally, £ Xmas season.' Small down payment and a long time to pay. £ B It will pay you to investigate At once as the demand is going to £ PROCRASTINATION gold as high as ^7.50 reasonable. All articles purchased here E be heavy. . £ 5 Biglii Strap, iypri goMtor old silver £ Grebe Synchrophase installed in youi; home with four 201 A £ Isn’t it peculiar why people will put off ordering guaranteed. Make this your Christmas E tubes, one 112 power tube, three heavy duty B batteries, two C £ E % finishes ^t|^^gced;Price. , - ‘ . £ batteries, Crosley 16 inch cone, special Grebe battery cable and £ coal until the last minute when they could just as Store. B antenna equipment. ' £ well have their bins filled before the cold weather All'Mndfe^’ Cmidle and Drop arrives ? , . Bracketsf:-?.*:;^^:'" ■ '-Y'- We carry a big selectiqn of Jewelry, I $45. down I It’s human nature to put off tlntil tomorrow what A Xmas Watches, including Swiss, Waltham, El­ I $16.44 a moi\th — 10 mo. | can be done today, but eyery sudden cold snap present,, oomplete wii^ B a^^tafehmsnts for-ofilsr $49,007 gin, Hamilton, Illinois and Howard. Also s s keeps us bu ^ writing orders, each order stating s No further charges. . — “must be delivered at once.” - We now have^a full line of Electrical Appliances on Silverware. display^fpr, Xmas G^fts. All of which leads us to ask, have you ordered I BARSTOfS RADIO ^HOP \ your winter supply of hoal? * \ I State Theater Building ' £ Special! Swiss Ladies’ Watches, E Bissell Street , So. Manchester £ THE W. G. GLENNEY CO., 5 . NOW IN OUR FIFTH*YEAR. £ Allen Place, Manchester. 37 Oak 900th Manchester ^bld filled ...... —. $12.00 > I - • £ UJHilillUlHIHIIllHIIIIIMIIlllillliilillllllllllllliililllllliililiiiilllliiilllliiillllllliilH 48484848532348535348235353232323535353532323234853532323532348

i , - - J PA G E FOUB MANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, NOV. 26,1926.^ . V ^ V ,..; ,:^ : - 3 : : Route No. 17 conBtruotlou.v No delay to traffic, eleventh birthday on Tuesday. In a New Hartford, village of New l^nte No. 17B party attended by bis cousins Win- Yale.has just found out how' trr Hartford, the road Is finished. Preston-Hallville rpad, resurfac­ HEBRON throp and Alberta Hilding. His sis­ WAPPING make inetal folia less than a mil Norfolk, Nor£olk-W. Norfolk ing is being placed, detour posted. ter, Mis^ Thelma Cummings pre­ llonth of an Inch thick. However m m o N OF road is under construction. Short Route No. 184 sided over the birthday cake which this trick has been done with haa detour at bridge in Norfolk. New Canaan-Poundrldge road is A collision of the cars of Hyman for years. " Sherman and Arthur Richards oc­ bore eleven candles. All the schools In the town of Route No. 101 under construction. Slight delay Some excitement was caused at Chaplin. Bridge at*South Chaplin to traffic. I curred Sunday evening near Post South Windsor closed'at 1 o’clock the Center school on Tuesday when . Consider the poor dentist. H< STATE ROADS is being constructed. No detour. Route No* sag Office Corner. Richards’ car was Wednesday for 'the Thanksgiving Route No. 108 Torrington. Torrlngton-Norfolk rather badly damaged. Richards Leo Kowalski, a" student in the vacation and will not reopen until leads a hand to month-w^stence. Sterlin, bridge is being recon­ road. Bridge is under* construc­ was oh the wrong side of thp road grammar school, was bitten by a Monday morning, November 29. structed. Temporary bridge in tion. and lights were At fault in the dog owned by Carlton H. Jones. FRIDAY, NOV. SO, 1026. The accident occurred, during the The regular meeting of Wapping A New York policeman caught a-^ Famous last line: ^‘And he didn’t use. Route No. 328 other cah Sherman's car escaped woodcock. That Is not the only rare Road conditions and detours in Route No. 110 Waterbury and Cheshire, Chesh'- damage. No complaints were made noon Intermission. The bite was a Grange was held in-the hall Tues­ drink a drop before -the conhtry deep one making a bad wound. day evening and the degree team bird, ever caught in New York, went dry.” the state of Connecticut made nec­ Windsor Locks. Bridge is under ire-Waterbury road. Shoulders un­ both drivers being somewhat in the however. essary by highway construction' construction. No delay to . traffic. der construction. No delay to traf­ wrong. Local antiseptics were applied. The had charge of the program. The and repairs announced by the State Hartford-Springfield, In the fic. Mr. and Mrs. Fitch N. Jones spent boy was taken to Willlmantlo for first'number on the program was Highway Department as of Novem­ towns of Windsor and Windsor No Route Numbers treatment. . . a drill by the. .'team. Then Mrs. Our sjTOP^hy goes out today to Monday in East Hampton, as guests the hoy whcK^ played hookey from Ur. Fred F. Buahndl ber 24, are as foilows: Locks road is under construction. Bloomfield, Wash Brook bridge of Clark Burnham. Mr. Jones-spent Supervisor James W. Frost of Franklin Welles, Jr., gave an In­ Lebanon wafs a visitor at the Cen­ strumental solo, a reading by Miss school only to'find out later It was VETERINARIAN Route No. 1 Through traffic from Hartford to is under construction.- No delay to the day hunting. Saturday. Bast Lyme, on the Post Road the Suffield and Springfield detour at traffic. Miss Clarissa Lord is substituting ter school on Tuesday. He was look­ Edith Lane. Then came the min­ , 494 East Center Street, Golden Spur Bridge is being recon­ Windsor, going through Poquonock Bolton, Bolton Center road is ing ‘Into complaints regarding the strel show given by the members of at the Center grammar school the No, Sebastian,, the phrase “ old Manchest^. Green, structed. Detour posted. and Suffleld over the recently fin­ under construction, open to traffic’. first three days of this week, Miss attempted sale by agents of sets of the degree team. Refreshments office Honrs: 7'to 8 P. U. Old Saybrook. Qne-way traffic ished state road. Burlington Center road is undeh encyclopedias to school teachers for were served afiterward. wives’ tales” did. not originate in Goodwin Jbeing still unable to re­ Hollywood. ,: ; TELEPBONB 1847v lor one-half mile. Route No. I ll construction. Short detour around sume her duties In the school. use the schools. In some cases Westport and Fairfield, Boston Meriden and Middletown. Grad­ two bridges. ' teachers have been made to feel Mr. and Mrs. Walter Poster and William Lillie of Norwich was family spent Thanksgiving with Post Road, grading under contract ing is under way, slight delay East ford, Eastford-Kenyonville the guest on Sunday of his son the that they were under complusion to road is under 'construQtion. Shqrt Mrs. Foster’s brother at Somerville, from Blacksmith Shop to Round where shovel is working. Rev. C. P. Lillie and family at Bur­ buy the books, it being represented ^llllllllilllllllllilllllllllltHUIIIIIIIIliilllllHHHHlIlHIllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIINI House.* No delay to traffic. Route No. 112 detour around bridge. to them that the agents were sent Conn. I534853235389482323235348535353235353232323535353534853535348484848 * . Westport and Fairfield-Bulkley Fairfield-Old Kings Highway is roughs^ Hill. Mrs. Lillie’s mother, Durhani-Northford road is und­ Mrs. Katie Phllbrlck, of Brier, out by the State Board. This has Mr. and Mrs. Harry W> Snow had Bridge is under construction. No er construction. Shoulders under under construction, slight delay ttf Mass., is spending the winter with amounted to a nuisance for a num­ as their guests Thanksgiving Mrs. delay to traffic. construction. Concrete finished. traffic. her daughter and family here. Mrs. ber of years, the books being ex­ Snow’s family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fairfield-Mill River Bridge is Route No. 121 Farmington, Scott Swamp road pensive, and not always adapted for I O’Brien’s Specialty Shop I under construction. No delay to Salisbury, Lakeville - Millerton is under construction. No delay Phllbrick’s brother, Fred DeMaran- Bishop an^ family from Andover. ville, also of Brier, accompanied his use in the schools where sold. traffic. ' road is under construction. Detour to traffic. Carlton H. Jones and family Mrs. Josephine Wetherell and , I West Haven, Milford and Orange- posted. Harwinton - Plymouth, Poland sister on her M p and spent a night at the Lillie home. have moved from the, green, to the family spent Thanksgiving with her Mllford Turnpike. Concrete road Route No. 128 Brook road is under construction son Mr. and Mrs. Mason Wetherell Schools of.th e town closed on Sarah Holbrook place on Godfrey 1b under construction. .No delay to Torrington, Torringtou-Goshen traffic passing through. Hill, lately vacated by Grover Clark of Elro street, Manchester. ( traffic. ^ road TL bridge at West Torring­ Harwinton-Bui'linigton road l.s Wednesday for the Thanksgiving \ Now Open For | and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 'Arnold Branford-East Haven, Boston ton. Road is open for travel, fin­ under construction. Short detour recess, to reopen on Monday. and daughter Marjorie, Mr. and Post Road, grading is started. No around bridges. Short delays at F. R. Pond has retur*hed from Miss Helen Gilbert is spending ished. the Thanksgiving holidays at her Mrs. D. W. Donahue, H. P. Piles delay to traffic. Route No. 125 steam shovel. Vermont where he attended the and Harry Piles, Jr., spent Thanks­ Westbrook - Patchogue River Newiagtou, Newington - New funeral of his brother. Hebron home. She has just returned Roxbury, Depot Bi’idge. Work on from a visit in New York where she giving at their home. Bridge, work on approach span. No thb new bridge foundation has Britain road is under construction, The Rev. T. D. Martin attended Business | attended a reunion of several mem­ Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Collins and delay to traffic. commenced. No detours necessary. but is open to traffic. the New Lbndon Clerlous of which bers of St. Peter’s school. son Ralph were guests of Miss Beth Route No. 2 Route No. 120 Newington and West Hartford, he la president, held recently at East Windsor. Bridge Is under Willard street and Newington road . Miss Caroline E. Kellogj was the Barber of East Hartford on Thurs­ At Our New Locatioii S Norwalk-Danbury road. Grading Grace Church, Yantlc. day. < ( *■ 2S construction. No delay to traffic. and shoulder work is under way. is under construction but is open The Lorenze Dow place on the guest for the day on Thanksgiving Berlin-Beckley Crossing is under to traffic. Day of 'Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. h^r. and Mrs. Raymond Birchard One-way traffic, past the fresh Hopevale Road owned by Howell and son Pay, and Mr. and Mrs. Eu­ construction, but is open to traffic, concrete. Plymouth, Bull Head road, bridg­ Phelps in Andover. ; 517 Main St., Farr Block at the Center | Conkling of East Hampton has re­ gene Piatt met at Mr. and Mrs. • Route No. 8 . Route No. 188 es under construction. Short de­ ceived a new coat of shingles com­ Mr. and Mrs. Prank H. Raymond Manchester, Center street is.un- ^Hartland, East Hartland Moun­ tour around bridges. were Thanksgiving Day guests at Lucius Platt’s for Thanksgiving. pletely covering the exterior. The Mr. and Mrs. Ashur Collins and dor construction. No delay to ttaf- tain road is under construction. Vernon and Tolland, Tolland house is in very good condition and the home of Dr. and Mrs.' C. E. 11c. Short detour. Present road is open for travel. Turnpike is under construction. Pendleton in Colchester. two sons. Porter and David motor­ Road closed in Tolland. is occupied by Prank Jones and ed to Colrain to spend Thanksgiv­ Route No. 8 Route No. 184 family. Mr. Conkling visits ’t fre­ Thomaston. Approaches to Rey­ Woodstock, W. Woodstock-South ing with Mrs. Collins’ parents, Mr. Canaan, .South Janaan, Lime- quently on hunting trips. YOU DUMBELLI i We believe you will find our new store more conven- | nolds Bridge is under construction. Woodstock road is under construc­ Husband: But why have you dat­ and Mrs. J. W. Barnes. Rock road'is under construction. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Higgins and "KtL A- Detour at South Canaan end. tion, grading is being done, open ed this letter the 10th when today i lent and. that you wili like it better. • ~ s 10 to traffic. two children, also Mrs. Edith is only the 4th? i V', r ■ . 5 New Milford-Gaylordsville bridge. Strickland, Mrs. Higgins’ mother, .. , ield Bridge Is Work on the new bridge and ap­ Wife: Because I am gqing to give \ To celebrate our jOpening we have just got in new S •CT . ■ c - delay to traf- proaches under way. A short de­ all of Bast Hartford were Sunday It to you to mail, my dear.— Pele tour necessary. FITTING BOtTNTY guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mele, Paris. Cut*F lowers I lines of merchandise throughout the store. Especially | N- C. Johnson. Bloomfield. Road Is open for Route No. 186 Potted Plant.s traffic, shoulders incomplete. Ridgefield, Mainfttreet and Dan­ “ Baptiste, will you go to the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Worswlck In salvaging the Gorman battle­ I a fine new assortment of millinery. = of South Manchester were week end Middeltown-Haddam. Grading is bury road. Grading and shoulder station and meet my mother-in- ship, Hindenburg, which was scut­ S under way. Slight delay where law? Here are five francs for you. visitors at the,^home of Mr. and tled in Scapa Flow, divers have to Designs aii*:! Sprays work is under way. Detours are : YO U ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALL i Bhovel is working. posted as necessary. ' “ But if she doesn’t cbme?” Mrs. P. H. Raymond. patch up 700 holes. I'he cruiser .ANDe F>()N '-al-.l KNIHJL.'^FS Route No. 12 ^ u t e No. 141 •‘You shall have ten.’’»—Le Hire, Harold Cummings, son of Mrs. weighs 27,000 tons and is estimat­ Norwich-New London road In the Scotland-Canterbury road is Unr Paris. Elizabeth Cummings, celebrated his ed to contain 6000 tons of water. liiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiii towns of Waterford and Montville der construction, open to traffic...... II ..I.,I I Is under construction. Open to Route No. 142 traffic. Through traffic will avoid Woodstock, Mass. Line is un­ this work by using the Norwich- der construction, open to traffic. Groton road on the east side of Route No. 144 the Thames river. ^ Bridge over Quinebaug river at Route No. 17 Wauregan is under construction. Colchester-Hartford - New Lon­ Temporary bridge is in use. For Free Telephone don road, resurfacing of concrete Route No. 158 J-oad, one-way traffic for a short Newton-Bethel. Grading and Service From distance during the day. macadam is under construction. No G . F o x & Co.Inc Canton-Cherry Brook Bridge, on detours necessary. MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED. Manchester Call 1500 partford-Wlnsted road is under Route No. 176 HARTFORD lonstruction. No. delay to traffic. Westport-Wilton road is under

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In the Downstairs Dress Dept. I The Very Smartest Styles in New Satin Metallic Hats in the latest shapes and colors. $7.98 and $9.98 values For $4.50 Overcoats and Suits For Men 7 » 3 5 Regular $42.50 Values New fall dresses of fine silks, satin, crepe de chine and other new. fab­ T h e rics, smartly rimmed. . In all the popular styles and effects. Choice of* wanted fall colors; styles for the young and the older woman. Caesar-Misch Store Sizes 16'to 46 240 Asylum Street, The Downstairs Store , ’The Downstdrs Store H artford li luiui

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ODD FEUOWS PLAN C m n er VISIT TO HOLYOKE Bri%0 jClubs A t t e iil^ n 1 1 M ain Kins David' Lodge, L O. O. F.. and . ■will go to Holyoke tomorrow night ; W e Fwnish to put on degree work for the lodge \ M organ In that city. The regular meeting of E^r^lge Pads 1 the local lodge will'bO'held this eve* Streets ning at 7:30 and all who are tak^ FREE I 1 lug part In the first degree are asked to attend for a full rehearsal. Hartford Hartford Busses will leave the Center for J Holyoke tomorrow afternoon at 3:30; arriving In tljne for the sup­ per at 6:30- Return busses will start at 11 o’clock from Holyoke. The committee asks that those who are golfg by bus leave their names at the rooms this evening.

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The South Methodist church was the scene of a pretty wedding at three o’clock on Thanksgiving day when Miss Eva M. Miller, daughter of Mrs. Anna Miller of Spencer street and . Frederick William R adios Hecht, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hecht of Nanticoke, Pa^ were mar­ I ried by; the pastor. Rev. 'Joseph Cooper. Chrysanthemums, palms, and ferns were used as decorations and the wedding music was played by the organist, Archibald Ses­ sions. Miss Caroline Roperts was maid oi honor and the bridesmaids were Miss. Jessie Miller, sister of the bride and Miss Mary Miller of Nau- ticoke. Pa. The best man was Her* man Thomas aid the ushers Ray- ‘ mond Miller and Edward Lamp- recht. The bride who was given in mar­ Before selecting: your. Radio It will pay you..to., come’ In and see our com­ riage by her brother, Albert C. plete linp. of loiig. range finders. Miller, wore a gown of white satin Fiibes fo r '5 Tube Receivers start at trimmed with duchess lace, pearls G as R anges and rhinestones. Her veil fell Steel oven bottoms Insulated from a coronet of orange blossoms with asbestos—side gas cOnnec- and Shi carried a shower bouquet $26.50 tions ■with air shutters easily , of bridal roses and lilies of the val- adjustable—top strips bolted i ley. securely to prevent bindii^ or t The maid of honor wore peach forcing out of place. Heavy steel , bands — baking oven ; colored georgette and carried Ma­ equipped with Graves patented dame ■ Butterfly roset and the lighters and with V style bum- bridesmaids yellow georgette with ers---best materials used. ' arm bouquets of tea roses. Following the ceremony at the church a large reception was held I at the bride’s home, many out of $39.50 ; town guests being present, j Mr. and Mrs. Hecht left on a hon­ eymoon trip to New York, Balti­ more and Washington, D. C. and will be at home after l^cember 15 in Nanticoke, Pa. ARITHMETIC CONTEST FOR N.E. SCHOOLS ^risdlla Cabinets

. Boston, Nov- 26.— Seventeijn Con­ $4.95 necticut school systems and .a total Haatoome.- .nreptloal "article. Haa commo4lous comiiaitment and iasida An Amazing Value— Anniversary S^isation of. 8,225 pupils are entereda-in the tray. New England-wide alfithmetrc con­ test to be held on December 8 under Fine 3-Piece Living Room Suite Built to Yom- Order _ &e auspices of the-Boston Universi­ Seam less ty School of Education and the di­ Choice of Fine Velours ® 1 O rection of Prof. Guy M. Wilson of A xm insters the school faculty. Professor WIl- Chesterfield Sofa is long, deep and luxurious,, ■v/i th wide arms and high back, epring cons true Lion through- Koh is chairman, of the National ^ t , large easy chair and wing chair, ah overstuffed and built to your order in a choice of fine velours and tapes­ ;pdiication Association committee on tries. All 3 pieces complete in this sale for $149.00. , , Pay Only $2.00 "Weekly. •' the arithmetic curriculum. $39.75 The Connecticut system entered A wonderful anniversary I'IiThTiI-.' special in a popular 9x12 seam­ are Central Village, Fairflel^, less rug. In unusually pretty Southington, Ellington, Watertov^,. designs. Dosens of other re­ ^(^kville, Windsor Locks, Nor^t^, markable rug opportunities at Simsbury, Ansonia, Rldgefiem,' Herrup’s. Derby, Bethel, and Newtown. ’ The contest is to test' the pro-' %:iency of the pupils in Lthe simple' "tool” processes of arithmetic, ad­ Enid Tables dition, substraction, multiplication, division, fractions, and, in the high­ New models now on sale at er grades, simple ‘‘business altua:- tions” tests. Last year a contest in arltl^etic $1.95 was given, but was confined to Massachusetts. At the request of the Massachusetts superintendents It is being repeated, but la being thrown open to all New Endahd. v' Throughout the Nhw ^gland 5-Pc. Decorated Breakfast Suite states, 168 school systems pre en­ tered and a total of 100,550 pupils Drop leaf BREAKFAST TABLE H eaters will take the tests on December 8. and 4 high back Period CHAIRS to The papers will be scored by the match. A distinctive pattern with a We arc offering our entire line local teachers, but the mass of of parlor heaters at one half statistical work Involved in tabulat­ delightful blending of soft tones in their real worth—Save by buy­ $24 Nine-Piece Dining Room Suite ing now. Prices start at P a -B e d a beautiful combination of 'colors. ing the results will be done at the $I Weekly School of Education In Boston. These nine pieces include a large sized Buffet, W ith Mattress Extension'Table, .China Cabinet, five side Chairs and one Host Chair, covered in leather. A remarkable of­ $10.75 WORLD’S PRIZE CATTLE A strong steel couch that opens, fering during our Anniversary Sale at ...... $12S$1.50 Wee^y making, a"" double bed. Complete with spring mattress and cretonne cover­ SHOWN AT CHICAGO ing.' About one-half ■ price at ■ J Ju vy Chicago, Nov. 26 (United Press). — The anpiial live stock exposition that will be held at the Union Stock Yards here during the last week of the month will be..an kltemational affair in more Ahan name alone. A number of magnificent speci­ mens of breeding cattle, hogs, sheep and horses have been Imported from Great Britain and the conti­ nent, as well as from South Ameri­ ca, for the show, where, for the first time, they will meet the pride of R an ges Folding ' America for a real world’s cham­ We believe this to be the greatest pionship. range value ever offered In Hartford. Card Tables Senor George Gordon-Davis of It is weU made, easy tp.xise, a joy in C h iffonier Buenos Aires, well-known Argen­ any kitchen, and a, wonderful value, , Sale Price . tinian cattle Judge, will be here to all set up, including smoke pipe, This $14 Chest of Drawers a'ward the honors in all the steer ready to use, at $49. Other Ranges, including the fanious Household —^good size, five spacious High-Gifade Aitterican Walnut Bed­ classes and to select the grand Ranges. ,, .$1,65 : ' champion bullock of the show. drawers. Handsome golden room Suite " Sm okers oak finish.' For this sale only T^eir inade with durable top HELP NATURE—HELP YOU —braced to make'^thia &ie table Choke of Any 3 Pieces Use Champeau's Tunic Liver 1.00 Mahogany finished as pictured at this very low price. firm and substantial when open ■We bought carloads of this fl»e suite at a great_ dis­ Pills. Best for Sick Headache, count. The American Walnut Is rich and beautiful- H A 9 Constipation, the Blood and Svs- —folds completely. A remark­ jeveryone needs It! This design Is a great favorite. 4 tem. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bill- able value. pieces—all finely made "with dust-proof construction—full oumiess; Good for High Blood Pres­ 99c $5.95 No C. 0. D. or Tel. Orders. 3 .drawer vanity^ case—double bed—chlfforobe and large $ 2.00 sure. Buy a,Box Today, 25c— at dresser—complete for ...... Ed*rard J. Murphy, 4 Depot Sq.; Packard’s Pharmacy, 487 Main; Console Phonograph Geo. B. McNamara, 687 Main; J. Our Easy Credit Terms ' With 25 Record Selections H. Quinn & Co., 873 Main. Put up by 'The Champeau Medicine Co., Are Offered Without Extra Charge 19Gi7 Park St., Hartford, Con'ii.— Weekly Payments on ■Weekly- Payments Adir. $1.00 Purchases up to . $ 7 5 $ 6 .5 0 on Purchases up to $5 0 0 .5 0 $ 2 .5 0 Weekly Payiqents on Purchases up to . $200 $12 bn: Purchases up to .. $1000 Don’t Forget Monthly payments if desired. Accounts opened from $5 to $5,000 at relatively small payments. No extra charge for credit. Music is such an Important that your portrait is some* factor in homo happiness thing your friends cannot buy. that we’ve always made spe­ A photograph taken in your . V cial efforts to provide attrac­ home surroundings makes an tive values In good instru­ Ideal Christmas gift. Radio Table ments. To-morrow's special D r e s s e s is not an ordinary make but sturdy Oak Dres8ers---e[(9cii]r as a genuine Sonata. 20 Record pictured. A moM unusual value. selections are Included at L. G. Fallot this low price an(i just One 8<-ln. tali—1.6x29 In. top—a con- rhwi 241-12. 97 Ridge St, vonleiit portable table, finished In. Dollar Delivers the OuUU! '-i, walnut—abbiit half price. $9.95 COB. MAIN i«d MORGAN STS. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS i

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. ------■ \ Sketches by Kroesen, Synopsis by Braucher ' Change in Rates 4'. ■ ‘ ‘ For Herald Oassified Advertising Oh and after Juht I, 1926, the following rates for Claaijhad AdveHising will be fn effect: AH For Sale, To Pent, Lost, Found and similar advertising on Classiflad Page; 5. 1 “ ^ First'insertion, 10 cents a line (6 words^to line). Charge 30 Cents. Repeat ioaesftldns (running eveiy day), 6 cents a line, ■ ' THUSE PRICES ARR FOR CASH WITH COPY. An additi^ud charge of 25 cents will be' made for advertiseraenti i^arged and billed. After two months* stormy voyags on the Atlantic, the S f K I M At first the future FOR SALE ship tyon landed Williams and nie wife and a few other T h e Maeeaehueette In this narrow body of worshipers* Williams was to TO RENT \ weary passengers at Nantasket. There was great re­ seemed bright, but Will­ Puritans, who had left bhcome the "apostle of soul liberty." His first eharge FOR SALE—3 burnef smooth top TO RENT—5 room flat, first floor, joicing when the young man first appeared in Rdstcn, iams soon’ was to learn England because of re­ was at Salem, but after a few months his utterances Volcano gas stove. Apply, 136 Sum­ all modern Imprpveroents, S»l E ^ t ligious restrictions, now mer street. Center street, ^^nqtiire 41 Qlgeiow 8tr part of the Maeeaehusette Ray Colony. He wae halted that here* too. was re. were deemed too bold and he was obliged to move to — - ■ •• '■ .L". U_- ...Ja.- t — -U4J------as, a ''godly minister.*' _ Hglous> tyranny. ihippsed their own rules Plymouth. He would preach on Sundays and work FOR SALE—Overcoat »nd tuxedo FOR RENT^Second floor, 'five roon; upon others. suit, excellent eondHipn> reMPitable. reSFlShed, S8 Copper pirpet/rept — ------— ------during the weeic hoeing' crops. (Continued.) Phone 413^______' . ■ '• ^3J).00 ppr menth. Stomp Ssnl* * • FOR SALEWHardwo3|t'"st^o truck $9.00; hard slab J.OO; faf^rd pine and ^Q.a RBNT*«Slx rpoR, Sat on Cam* cnestnut mixed f 8,'98- ^ todd’ irpoi !)f brld/^9 BtPpet, ail modern .improve­ Wells street.' Phone I64r8, ments, jinpulre of i§ Cgmbrldga'street studebaker .62% 5i% 51% or pbpna |504, Legal Notices L I T T L E J O E ‘ T lu s t y ” FOR SALE=^ae§>ei 8$7lBp»}th Main THRILU,SPIUS, DRAMA Un Fao .,., .163% 162% 163% AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD Local Stocks U 8 Bubb ... i0% 60% Street, Tel. Sl6r3. T 0 jaBN'V.^6 room tenement; fur- 60% 7 nilnutps from mHls. 30 at Manchester, within and fop the rVwic«'*r?> H i gtebl . , . , 149% 147 149% ing Green Esjex street, Telephone 1287-13, district fit Manchester on th§/ 19th, ’ ON CKCU PROGRAM (Fnmlsbod fey Pntngm 43 <3o,) FOR'SALE^SP^ QPi m Ills THft U i gfc Pf . , 129 129 129 .Mountain pot^atp^; ?M de- day of November, A. D., 1026. ilvered. James Callani ,, WdPPlng, EOR^ RBIIT — Three, and four Present WILLIAJd S. HYDE, Esq., IPUTPOOR Westiagneuse e 8 % • 6 8 % 68% telephone 103«3. UPftftments, heat. Janitor fio'r. Judge. Estate of Catherine Scollon late of Tom Tyler and "Teft of Hwald vice, j$a|i range, refrigerator, In.a. Banlc stocks''. F 0R PALE—V^lcar, 4 hyrj^er -gas door hod fij.rnlshed. Call Manoheeter Manchester in said district, deceased. Norton’* Showini Tomorrow, range wjtft pyen CotistrM§ttoa Company, 218Q or told. Upon appljcntion of the Executor, kuClty g it &i Trust .. 600 EVERY ACT A CORKER Rex ggs‘ hot Wftter h^SPSF- E. i,.. phope 731" h2r an order of sale of real estate belong­ Free Show For the BUds To­ PUoeuI* St S'k T'r.. .400 — . . Crosby, 21 Summit street. Phono ing to said estate as per applicattoh morrow Morftin?.. Bonn, River ...... 250 >«. ; 1764-2. ______'______on file. ■ ■ ■. EOR r e n t —Heated a^rtmeiit o$ First Nat (Htfd.) . . .230 AT STATE THIS WEEK 5 or 0 roemp, with modern li.'.prov- ORDERED:—That the said applica­ FOR SALE'^Shsopod hard wood, ments, Rohert V. Treat, Phono 46B, tion be heard and determined at the If you like thrt.!le nnd drama eam- Htfd Aetna N at! ------400 $12 a cord $13 split, $8.00 truck load, Probate office in Manchester on-the btned on your' entertainment menu, Htfd'.Oonn Truft Co. .575 — $8.75 split. Call S. Apderson, telephone 27th. day of November, A. D., 1926, at FOR RBJtfT—In iSreenaerps, first Land Mfg 4b Title . . . 65 — UnuiURllyuy Good Holiday Bill 477-2. and sepond fioor fipts at 78 and 75 9 o’clock In forenoon, and the Court you win find.;.them in great ahtin" Benton ptroet. 08}1 330. directs said Ej^ecutQf tu give public dance in -the, double feature that Morris Plan Bank ..ii5 — Headed |>y Bonnfe Miller FOR SALE—Tornips-76o busiiol de­ noti.CB to all persons interested in said , will he shown at the circle theater Park St Trust ,, — 350 .— xTiI'o. livered, 60o at the; farm, yeltow and estate to appear if they see cause and do rights .140 , ■ff-hite. F, A. Krah, 883 Tplland Tjjrr^- be heard thereon by publishing a copy torooirrow ^nnly, The ever popular Dlke. ''~~- WANTED of this order once In some newspaper Western mtari Tom Tyler, and his Rlversidfl Trust ....450 — (By Member of Herald Staff) ' having a circulation in said probate pals, will he featured in "Bed Hot u 8 Security. .430 —f It ia hard to pick the best act . 0 foet of wall hdtures, district, and by posting a copy of this ' Bonds. among the five that 'Are a t ' tho ' < ■ ' ow Oapo, RaPhards’ WANTED — At once, competent order on thp public signpost }n nald Hoofs" and George Waish wlU be ■ ar • c-.ic. jiapchesier, cashier and h okkeeper at RufCalo Mahchester, 4 days before the said seen In "The Test of gonald Nor- Btfd & Conn West 6s 95 — State this week. It is making quite MarJ^et, 1071 htain, • day of hearing apd return make to ton," ' ,} g a it ConB->£ew g , . . 99 — a statement to say that these five l ? ’' ■ • lhe§tnut wood, hard the Court.'i Hart g L T ..283 290 are the best ever seen at'tbe State, wood, and hard'wftod oawed to WANTBP-=rHousework by day or WILLIAM S. HYDE In a new aifd more interesting 'if order. L. T. Wpp^ §f Riaeoll street, week. T (}. 863.-5, aonn h , P, ... .108 109% but it's ggfe to say that they’re all Judge. form, but containing all the old of the top noteh variety. telephone 496. H-11-26-26. punch, !'Red Hot Hoofs” is one Of Oonii L. P, 7» ...... 115 1 1 7 . WANTRP^To repair and clean Conn h P 1 ; • •. 95 96 The first one is Ward and Doo­ sewing roacblnes of all makes, AU AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD the popular Western pictures that work guaranteed. Tel. Manchester grid Hyd Ss ...... 1 03% io 5 ley, a couple who do almost ;every- REAL ESTATE * at Manchester, withiii and for the TROLLEYMEN IN TOWN are showing tbe way to some pf the thing imaginable with ropes. Not No. 715, Go anywhere, R. Wi Garrajd. district of Manchester ojT the X9tli, fiisnran^o stocks. 37 Edward street, Manchester. ot^er productions for popularity. Aetna Insurdnce .... 505 515 only are they experts in making 'X day of November, A. D., 192«. There was a time when the Western FOR s a l e —Seven rpoai pottage present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., TO BID WITH HARTFORD Aetna Life ,,,-,...,530 54Q ropes do thiPigs it seems they r,.,^ANTSI? -Tn- Boarders, 6Q Cooper picture was the spice ,of movie en­ with furnape, gar^e, hoftf 8fd-n'=h®s- Hill street, 3 minwles walk from mills, Judge- Aetna Life part pfd. .430 440 ean’t do, hut they have a steady ter Green schopl, TrPitoy;, UdPd ha-r- Estate of Sarah Morlarty late of tertainment, but then other types of line of jokes that keeps the hudi- gain for diiioic fato> TaiophP.-m 6S1-2. Manchester in said district, deceased, A otom ohile , , . •. . . i7 5 200 Upon application of the, Admlntotra- pictures came along and crowded Coon Oenerai ...... 1565 1590 ence in gales of laughter- -Fol­ .WANTRU^^irp buy cars for Junk. ForecRiti Abandonofent Soon lowing them comes Billy, a '-.wee TO~'sE1;^LE AR'gSTA¥,B:=-T 2 Used parts fpr sfilA Abel’s Sorvtoe tor for an order of sale of real estate the old Western put, But now Htfd Steam Boiler .. 640 660 family hopoes,_8 rooms ta in apart­ atatton. Oak gtfsst. Yet, 738, belonging to said Estate as per ap­ of Car iBarna Here^-Will coming back strong, and Tom Tyler performer who says be is oply lour ment with all |mprpfaro#Sto. three plication on file. National Fire ...... 725 740. wtivittfAfl mill* InAAaM a SA Hurt Local Men. is about the best eaample of why Hartford F ire ...... 470 480 years old. He hardly looks to be WANTED—Some pleasure these ORDERED:—That the said appU- that much. But his age is no hin­ long evenings’; Why hot have that Cation bp heard and determined at the ihls type of movie-is with us again. Phoenix ...... 500 510 phonograph fixed and enjoy the old Probate office in M anchester on the In “ Red Hot Hoofs” Tom and his Phoenix rights .... . 80 82 drance to hipi. end his act is a most lain strooL favorite records once igain. Bralth- 27th. day of November, A. D.. 1926, at pals go through countless thrills, ainasing one for a little child. He •walte, 150 Center street. 9 o’clock in forenoon, and tpef Court Manchester motormen apd con­ Travelers ...... 1135 1150 . NORTH EN.IWAt trolley, iur directs said Administrator to give spills, and situations that makes Bublfc Utility Stoo|(f, is funny all the way through and ductors will have to bid fpr their m&de his audience rock with laugh­ ' acres of la'hd, two acres of apple public notice to all persons interested runs in competition with Hartford their audiences gasp. Conn Power Co orchard, all ypuns healthy bearing in said estate to appear if they see ..31 0 ter and shake wii^ applause. She wasn’t christened "Rusty” of trolleymen when the local carbarns When a perfectly good man isl'Conn L P7% ...... 109 trees, about 100 In all. Balance, good AUTOMOBILES cause and be heard thereon by pub­ The third to bie presented -^as course-— Margaret was her real tilible land, large har'n, garage, lishing a copy of this order once in are abandoned, it was learned at fired from a perfectly gpod Job be-1 Opun L P 8% ...... 118 Hazel Goff and Bobby. Xylophone Ohicken coop, gla roojTl alnglr house, seine newspaper having a circulation oausp of class , prejudice, does he j Gr’ch Wat & Gas pd .102% name. But everybody calls her FOR SALE—At your own price, the Hartford divtoional office of must bp the middle name of this strictly modern Ineludtng steam heat. in said probate district, and by post­ the Connecticut Company taday. cease to n}Uk0 further effort and be xHart El Light-...... 322 “ Rusty” and you’ll feel that you A wonderful opportunliy for a.n In­ Offismobile touring car in good Run­ ing a copy of this order on the public - 1 pair, Tbe| certainly can play onq ( know her well enough to call her come in spar# tlt $ add |i beautiful ning' condition. Must bt sold this signpost, in said Manchester, six days This means that Manchester 'jndn come an outcast? He does not. He i Hart Gas co m ...... 67 week. Call 227-4 or 115 Main street. ■Of them, anyway. One of theui that, too, when you read “ Broken. place. Prie* fight for qulnk sale. Wal­ before the said day of hearing and who are not well up on the senior­ does exactly what the hero in "The ' ffurt Gas pfd ...... 48 can triple tongue a trumpet to per­ lace D. Robb, 853 Main street. return make to the Court. ity list will lose their good runs if Test of Donald Norton” does, j So N E Tel Co . . .152 ■Threads,” It starts in The Herald WILLIAM S. HYDE fection, too. After them came on Monday, November 29. NORTH ENP—Wonderful location, Hartford men ar& attracted to , But Donald doesn't happen to be Conn.glec Serv pfd.. 67 MISCELLANEOUS Judge. them. what was considered by many to be six rooms fifiglo, Btrtotly modern. In­ H-11-26-26. . that Bprt of a man you can use as ' MaiiHfaeturIng Stocks the best act on the bin. It is cal­ cluding furnace, all In the pink of It is rumored that the first bid- a door-mat and get away with it. Hardware ,...... 87 89 condition. Garage, plenty of fruit. WAN’TED—Small return load from ■AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD led “ The Thrao Cheers.” Th.’ee Chicken coop, haU aero o . fpnd, gU tor New Yerk, Monday, November 29th. at Manchester, within and for the in under the new arrangement will He promptly secures a position.with American Silver 30 big long cheers may wel^l be giv­ ttie low price of |4500 with email L. T. Woo4, 65 Bissell street. Phone District of Manchester, on the I9th. take place in a few days and the a rival company asMlstrlet mana­ Acme Wire — 496. en thefii, for they certainly are amount of caBk. Wallace D, Robb, 663 day of November, A. D., 1936. runs may take effect around Dec­ ger. In that .capacity ha can meet Dinings Spencer pfd, — good la the full meaning of the 2 Acre Plac^e Main street. Hresent WILLIAM S, HYDE, Esq., Judge. ember 12. No Inforniation has and fight his enemy; Oerrjgal of the DJiiings Spenecr pfd. — word. Harmony; and comedy Is WANTED—-Return los4 from Stam­ been officially received by Snpt, H- ntgplow-Htfd com .. 73 i FOR SAT ~—Several nice ijew Sl.h* ford, or Norwalk, Rrlfigepcrt or New Estate of Arthur Mercer Igte pf Hudson Bay, on an equal footing. their line, but it’s just about a Two-family house in a eonvo- : gles of 6 rcoms. Sacrifice price. Will Haven on Monflfty, Nov, 29. L. T, Manchester, in eaid District, deceased. A. Nettleton of the local office con­ PrlBtol Bra6f ...... 5 1 bo pleased to show you them. Fur­ V ooej, 66 RlsssU street. Phone 496. And the contest is on. The fur files theusaad times better than mo^ The Executor having exhibited Us cerning the plana being made Ii7 then, Collins Co ...... 142 acts of this type. nient location, poultry houses and ther particulars of Arthur A. Knofla. administration account witl: said es­ Hartford to take care of the Man­ • Tel. 782-2, 875 Main, S ORAGB—For furniture in our tate to this Court for allowance, it is For tbe last tlm(j! tonight ’ "The Colt Fire Arm* ,,,, . 28 The act that fan the "Three garage^price only ?6,500. chester trolleymen. Eflglo Lock , , , , , , . .108 new wgreh' use, sPfinlclcr tire protec- ORDERED: -That the 27th. day of Country Beyond” and “ Bred In Old Cheer*’’ closest for honor*, and Two-family house on Flower FOR SALE—New single. Just off E. ^ ' tow 1 ,«jr; nee rate. Manebestfr November, A. D., 1926, at 9 o’clock, Men on the spare board will be Fafnir Be-iring ,,,.. 90 considered hJ some to be even bet­ Ge.iter street, $6ppo. Small amount Public Warebpusa Co„ 16 Apel Place. forenoon, at the Probat , Office, in said affected most by the new arrange- Kentucky" with the beautiful Viola street, 14 rooms, furnaCe heat, gas, Hart & Cooley . , , , .190 ter, Is the Bonnie Miller Trio. Any­ cash. Modern Improvements. Six large Phpfle 1275, Mapohester, be and the same is as­ ments. These men, who have no Dana are showing at the Circle, . .g, rooms. Arthur A, Rnofla, Tel. 782-2. signed for a hearing on t|ie allow­ fpt silver p f d ...... 104 108 thing that these three can’t, do on etc., price only,98,500, terms. Rags, mafaslnes, bundled paper ance of said administration account regular runs, are used on trippers Ibese are the two big holiday bits ! ht Silver com ■ 90 95 that went ovar strong yestferday to ! jewal Belting ufd roliar skate* isn’t worth mention­ Good single six rooms. Summit TO RENT and jHJIk PPIlghf at - hig' - —-est —bash with said estate, and this Court di­ during rush hours and on runs ___ .80 ing. The best bit in the act, .per­ unoss, 1 bona Afli.i and i win pall. L rects the executor to give public po­ from which the regular crew’s are packed audiences. They realiy' - ^ street, steam heat, etc., extra build­ Eisenberg. lice to all persons interested therein Ln'ders Frary 4 Clark 92 haps, was the sensatirnal stunt of FOR RENT—Four room tenement, absent, A * number of the spare should be shown ap separate fea­ Mann B'man Class A. 19% ing lot all for , . all improvements. Including furnace to appear and be iieard thereon by tures, but since this Is holiday time, one of the mepibers of the com­ 97 000 at 107 Hemlock street. Inquire at 99 Highest prices fop rags, papers and PUbilshing a copy of this order }n men in the 'Mancbecter and Rock­ Mann Bo'inan Class B 9 pany hanging and balancing her­ Hemlock street. magaslfleg; rags 2o lb; bundled paper some newspaper having a circulation ville division have been engaged the management celabrates with its New Brit. Mach pfd.. 104 Wadsworth street two-family, 10 30e per 100 lbs; mggaslnes 40c per in said District, on or before Nov. 24, self by 0S8 foot to tbe neck of rooms, improvements. It ought to 100 lbs, Gall 3116. 38 Gak street. this year, so it can be seen that a audiences and puts on a big bargain New Brit. Mach com.. 15% another member whirling about FOR RENT.r=Four room tenement, 1926 and by posting a copy of this Hartford motorman or conductor bill- See it at either seyen or nine be a good bargain at 97,000, aU modern improvements. Inquire at order on the public signpost in the North & Judd ...... 25 like lightning on a pair of roller 115 Walnut street. DON'T f o r g e t -R. M. Gardner, Town where the deceased last dwelt! who has been employed more than o'cloek tonight, Niles Bt. Pond new . 19 skates. g Store and Bungalow on Bigelow '- ^------essmsker,MiucK. Ladies /phnepF bioek. 4 days before said day of hearing and a year will have first choice on dresses and Children's apparel. Pricts Tomorrow morning at eleven Niles Bt Pond pfd .•. 77 "So'ia Tour Old Man” is the street, both buildings exceptionally FOR RENT—-gJa jarge rooms, steam return make to this Court. any runs left vacant. clock there will be a free show at heat, all accemmopatiane, at 12 Trot­ reaeonabto, Guaranteed eatlsfaetory. WILLIAM S. HYDE 0 J R Montgomery pfd. —. name o { the feature picture, star­ well built and modern. Price and ter street. Apply at 16 Doane street, This division is particularly for­ the Circle for all the kids. Come on, J R Montgomery com. — ring W. C. Fields, tbe famous stage terms reasonable to right party. Suits, tnpeoats, overcoats. Tall r- H-11-26-26. tunate, however. In bavin,g a sen­ Manoherter, *hade $16. R. H, Grlmason. r,07 Main kids! Come to the Circle tomorrow Pratt Whitney pfd .. 87 comedian. Mr. Fields may have at the Center. iority list of men who have been in morning at eleven o’clock and see Peck, Stow ^ Wilcox 22 Green section, Kensington Street, TO RENT—Half a kousp, mofiprp. been funny on the stage, but he to uniform so long' that It is doubtful what’s waiting for you all! Russell Mfg C o ...... a million times funnier on the Bungalow of six rooms, modern near mills, on trolley line, ppnqsRe 55 conveniences, also 2-car garaga an-i South Manchester Garage. Apply 475 LOST if Hartford cau equal it on the Smyth Mfg, Co...... 350 BoraoB, if ho may be judged from Center street. whole city system. One man at Stanley W orks.com .. 77' 80 this picture. extra building lot, price only L05T—-A goose. Telephone 987. least has been a trolleyman here 96,700. FOR RENT—-8 room house, all Im­ ALEXANDE LEGIONAIRES’ ANNUAL Stanley Works pfd. . 27% provements Including steam heat. In­ for more than 25 years and the list Scoville Mfg Co ___ 57 quire 13 ‘ Birch street. behind him goes down gradually. Standard S crew ...... 110 As to members of the barn crew, MEETING ON MONDAY Torringtoa ...... 70 WINTER APPLES TO RENT—4 room tenement, all Im­ maintenance of the department om- provements, Price right Call 155 Oak JARVIS, JR Underwood ...... 46 FOR S A l^ Robert J. Smith street. ployees and the line gang, the ad­ U S Envelope pfd. ..107 93.50, 94.50 and 95.00 per barrel. vices from the Hartford office Sand Monday, November 29 the an­ Union Mfg. Co...... 27 TO RjSiJ'r—B 'fabtri tenement, newly merely state "they will bd taken nual meeting, of the Dllworth-Cor- W . a C o v ^ l e s 1009 Main Street renovated furnace, new set tubs. Call Whitlock Coll Pipe ,. - - 283 Spruce street. Gravel care of," How, nobody In the lo­ nell Pest, Np„ 102, American Leg­ SPOFWOOP FRUIT FARM Real Estate Insurance cal office knows. ion will be held at the State Ar- Ej{ div. Telephone 0 45 . Bteaniship Tickets TO RENT—Desirable flat qf four Stone mppy at 8 p. m. New officers wJU itock dividend. rooms and bath, on seepp^ fioor, wifh he ejeoted foy the coming yeap. rUl Improvemantoi 'alsq“ gag fangs Slid heater, hot and cold watif, gno'd fuc. Loam and Grading Bash Heglenaire should make ap VVX v.vv.v^ ^ VVVNAA.N.VV% \>.VVV nace. With “pi- wltKout ||rags. Suli! She Helped especial effort to be present ahle tor adults, Henderson ennmbers, 5 Moving promptly at eight o'clock. A dfive 12 Pearl street, Phone, 1|88. ' m UPS been started to get out to this TO RENT—Deslrahie 5 room flat, and Trucking meeting all of the stay-at-home all improvements at H 1-2 Churaji members. N .Y .& o c k s I Jnvest Your Money street. Apply at same address or tele- Initiation of candidates for mem­ phone 1134. Chas. Stoltenfeldt, bership will take place directly pre­ All Kinds of High Low 2 P. M, \ TO RENT—Five room apafftnent In ceding the business session. Re­ practically new twa-famHy hp'use freshments,. doughnuts, cheese and At Gulf W I . 38% 38% 38% Cemotery Grading Amer Beet Bug 27 27 27 with furnace, gas. etc. With or with­ Christmas is coming and yon’ll cldep wjll bp served. out garage. Rent reaso.iablo. Innulra % ____ Ami Sng Ref , 87% 85% 86% of E. L. G. Hohenthal or his sons, be buying gifts— of course ybu will In Good Mortgages 149% Tbe next time you are in Hartford Am T & T . . .149% .149 CHICKEN, SPAGHETTI 47% FOR RENT—Five room second step in and Jet me show you the Anaconda . . . 48% 47'% floor apartment practically new. 416 Center" Street DINNER FOR RED MEN '"Am Smelt , . ,134% 132% 133 flne assortment of watches, clocks, strictly modern at Greenacres. Rent Amer Loo .. . .109% 109 109% We are always ready to give advice—and place $40.00 witli or without garage. Apply and Jev5elry J have Iq for the holi­ South Manchester to Wallace D. Robb. 053 Main street. days, Members of the Red Men's club Am*Car Fndy 102% 102 102% your moRey without charge in good First and Second Tel. 341 enjoyed a Thanksgiving eve dinner Atchison .^ ,.1 5 6 154 155% TO RENT.—December IsL new five I have an especially fine line of In their Jieadquarters on Brairiarc Bait & Ohio . .106 105% 106 Mortgages—Yielding interest at 6% to 10%. room flat, all modern, on Florence Swiss bracelet watches, also otliers place on Wednesday evening. An Beth St "B ” .44% 44% 44% street. William Kanehl, 519 Center in the American makes. Hamilton, We have several now on hand. Inquiry places you street. Italian meal of spaghetti ana Chandler . . . 8 % 8 % 8% Elgin, Waltham and Swiss watches^ chicken was served by Frank Di­ Gon Gas NY .112% 112% 112% under no obligation. TO RENT—Nice tenement, 5 rooms, both pocket and strap, that will be ana. The new pool teble which was Col Fuel Lron. 44 44 44 not air heat, $25 per month. Arthur A. sure to please the men, Knofla, Tel. 782-2. 876 Main street. purchased some time ago by the 'Che* & Ohio .160% 158% 160% Any artlel® selected now will he club ■was dedicated. Other games Cruc Steel . . . 74% 74% 74% F O R R E N T— O nirTroom tenement. reserved tor. you, were played and cigars passed Can P a o ...... *164% 163% 164% Maple street. A p p ly to H. R. T ryon. around. in care of u. w. Haig Company. ’ Brie ...... 38% 38% 38% CARL W. LINDQUIST (P«-vow » ckkierr. iNf * f Brie 1st ..... 46. 46 46 TO RENT—4 room tenement. First WATCHMAKEB and JEWELER General Gen Asphalt . 85% 81% 85% class condition. modern Improve 18 Asylum Street, Room 104 Gen Elec ... 85% 84% 86% EDWARD J. HOLE nients, also garage. 238 Oak street. Hartford-Aetna Bank Bldg., m i Auto Repairing and Gen M o t ----- 140 138% 139 FOR RENT—Three room tenement Hartford, Conn, Gt Nor pfd ... 80% 80% 80% 865 Main'iStreet. ■with all improvements. 75 Olseell Overhauling HI C e n ...... 120% 120% street, also furnished :jome for light 120% housekeeping. ’ ' SHELDON’S QAKAGB Kenn Cop ^. . . 62 % 62 % 62% Rear of 80 Hollister Street, Inspire Cop . . 27 26% 27 TO RENT—One large furnished PboDO 119*8. Uosidence 898-8. Lou & Nash .131 130% heated room with large closet. Mrs. A. M. Gordon. 689 Main itreet. lewriters Lehigh Val . .92% -,92 UilllllllilillllllllllllllllllllllllllllimillllllHIfllllllllllllllllilillllllllillillliiilllllHRI 'A WHYSUFFEB Marine pr . . , 38% 38% FOR RENT—2 room suite and All mnkes. Sold, rented, ex­ M ia m i...... 20 20 single room In Johnson Block, jult- MAKE it your hobby—never Nor West .. . .164 16# S ^ • We Recemunend The Use Of '’ = able f-r light housekoeplng. Apply change-’ ' 1 overhauled. Aaron Juhnsor 63 Linden street or to to wait until you see ^ e bot­ ' ..... North Pac . . . 79% 79% the Janitor. Special .junts to Students. ^ Boe» onusBU.______N Y Cen‘ ... .135% 135% Brass Pipe aind Fittings tom of your coal bin. Order pain OTw 1.000,000 inffama have fonnd reUef. NY N H & H . 43% 43% .FOR RENT—Four room flat In new Among the people who helped Jim pMondsblefeeevetZSyws. CoetanotbiiiKif 5 For Water Supply f . At house, all Inipmvemente. at 170 Oak now—we’ll deliver when you ItfioSBOOtMMr. IiuiitflDgattliwtiieKciraina Penn ...... 56% 56 Elwell, shell-shocked war veteran, People Gas . .125 125 ^ street with garage; also three room Telephone 821 JIAIRFFOO t Ss and carry a stock on hand. Call on us . H** flat. Inquire 1C4 Oak atreet or call say. to find himself after it was all over Pierce Arr .. . 23% 23% 61,6-5.______was Miss Nellie Downing, trained Press St .... 43% 43% TO RENT—Tenement of 6 torge Kemp V Music nurse. 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Peanut Brittle, pound boxes, 39c ABOUTTOWN FRANCIS McKINNEY . at Packard’s.— ^Adv. DIES OF DIPHTHERIA .DCS Mr. anS Mrs. George Cosser of GUlman Pines New London returned to their Popular Barnard School, Pupil home today after spending a few Succumbs to Complicated j days with Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gar­ Special Sunday rard of Edward street. Case in Hai;tford. | Ghicken Dinners \ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Hone Francis M cKinney./13ryear-old of Astoria, L. I. were the Thanks­ son of Mr. and Mrs. william J. Mc­ UGHT LUNCHES , giving guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Kinney, of 37 Elro s^eet, died to­ AFTERNOON TEAS Johnson of Clinton street. day at the Hartford Isolation hos­ We cater to . banquets and, pital. He had been, 111 siv weeks small weddings. lO -^xC Miss Jessie Robertson, daughter with diptheria. It is' the secon' • n i of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Robert­ dlath that has resulted here dur- Best Service. son of Syracuse, N. Y., Is spending i ^ the recent mild epidemic. Give us a trial aiid be convinced theThanksgivIng recess with the A birthday party was held at the Reservations for Private family of her uncle, W. W. Rob­ hospital a week ago last Tuesday ' Dining Room. O ertson of Henry street. Miss Rob­ in honor of the boy’s twelfth birth­ ( ) l > t fS I (N rOYLAiN U ertson is attending Ten Acres, a day. At that time hope was held Phone Manchester 1^505 preparatory school at Wellesley, out for his ultimate recovery des­ 402 Tolland Turnpike. ^ Mass. Miss Marion Robertson anc pite the fact that the case was a Miss Emily House also returned to­ complicated one,,,the second of its day" to Abbot Academy, Andove", kind ever admitted to the Isola­ Mass, tion hospital. Francis was a grammar school Harry Sandeen of Boston, spent pupil, being a student In the eighth Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. grade at the Barnard school under and '^Irs. William Sandeen of Miss Ruth Monson. He Is survived Strant street. by his father and mother, two sis­ ters, Dorothy Marion, 20 months, I n s & f Off the tOmost a brother Stuart, 5; his grand­ Gibbons Assembly, Catholic La­ mother, Mrs. *Sarah McKinney, 469 A cold may be stopped In 24 dies of Oolumbus, will hold Its reg­ Main street hnd grandfather, Wil­ hours, the fever checked, the bow­ ular meeting this evening In K. of liam Turner, paverhill. R. I . . els opened, the entire system toned. C. hall. • After the meeting whist he funeral service will be held The way is HILL’S— a way so eflOl- will be played, in charge of Mr at the home qn Elro street Sunday cient that we paid $1,000,000 for Boys and Girls! TeU your. Mother or Dad to bring you down to Toyland tomorrow. May McVeigh. Drawing on the ra­ afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. J. it. Don’t rely on lesser help, and dio has been postponed an,d mem­ Stuart Neill of St. Mary’s Episcopal don’t delay. Get the quick, copl- There you will find ever so many nice things—mechanical toys for the little boys; and dolls bers are urged to make returns at church will officiate. The burial plete results that HILL’S is brii^g- tonight’s meeting. will be In /the East cemetery. • Ing millions.— Adv. and carriages lor the small girls. Hundreds of other amusing toys. After you have seen HlLL*8Catcara-Btoimde^QnmiM ' all these pretty things you c.sii write yoyr letter to old Santa and tell him what you want. Mrs. Robert Strandahl and Miss. Ba Hirayau g * t HILL’S, in tha rad boa Lydia Young of Cleveland, Ohio, I Kemp’s Salted- Nuts, assorted, «iUi portroU, At ^ dnic(iata=aOe, are visiting the families of Mr. and pound tins, $1.25, Packard’s— Adv. Mrs. Fritz Johnson of Clinton street and Mr. and Mrs . Fred Wartz of Greenhill street. CQMEIN AND SEE % “CASCARETS” KEEP FOR CHRISTMAS BOWEI^ REGULAR GIVE YOUR HOME Professor AL FLOSSO AND HIS AND STOP COLDS THIS RADIO SET!* No headache, sour stomach, bad cold or constipation by Electrified morning PUNGH AND JUDY SHOW \ Get a 10-cent box. Colds— whether in the head or Atw a terK emt any part of the body— are quickly TOMORROW overcome by urging the liver to ac­ tion and keeping the bowels free ot poison. Take Cascarets tonight and you will wake up with a clear head As an added attraction for I'oyland opening we have secured the services, of Pro­ and no doubt you will wonder what fessor A1 Flosso and his Punch and Judy Show. It is a sqream from start to finish became of your cold. Cascarets work while you sleep; they cleanse to S0 2 those wooden headed^ actors talk, sing, dance and make inerry. Children fiom six and regulate the stomach, remove the sour, undigested food and foul years up to sixty-five years old will laugh very heartily. Come in tomorrow and see gases; take the excess bile from the the Punch and Judy Show’ which will be put on between liver and carry off the constipated . i * waste matter and poison from the bowels. Remember the quickest way to One and Six and Seven Until Eighty-Thirty O’Clock get rid of colds is one or tWo Cac- . caret# at night to cleanse the sys­ tem. Get a 10-cent box at any drug store. Don’t forget the children. They relish this Candy Cathartic and it is often all that Is needed to drive a cold from their little sys­ tems.— Adv. ______^ ______TOYLAND SPECIALS me- )] FOR OPENING DAY ONLY TOMORROW $1.49 $1.49 V Scooters I Baby D olls $ .00 —Exactly 1.00 As Sketched As Sketched As Sketched Tomorrow only we are offering I How Much The little miss will delight in re­ these 22 inch, metal framed scooters ceiving one of these 18 inch Baby Complete- - I at this price— has real disk wheels, Dolls dressed in long white dress. too. Per Month ? Liberal Terms The fairest way to judge *189 shoe value is by the cost per month, or per season. $1.49 Rocking Horses The first cost per pair is less important, and often mislead­ $5 Deposit ' A rocking horse will give him hours of pleasure, Your choice of ing. $1.98, Doll Carts $1.00 One pair of shoes at ten dol­ Holds This Set Until Christmas two styles— horses’s head dr horse with saddle. lars may be really less expen­ sive than another pair at six dollars which only holds its Of course, the young mother will want to take the As Sketched HAT a merry Christmas you and your shape half as long or soon goes make believe baby put for an airing in one of these out of style or is uncomfortable Wfamily will have with this electrified or has a cheap look. Atwater Kent ONE DIAL set! Just a turn* white enaiheleid finished doll carts. One of the many advantages of the wrist and the country’s best music of the ■will bring a joyous Christmas to the whole family! No fuss, no bother, just plug into $ 1.49 Mama.Dolls $ 1 'ANTILEVER your lamp socket, and no battery troubles at all! HERE’S WHAT YOU GET: Beau­ SHOE tifully grained mahogany cabinet, made ex­ / Darling little dolls dressed in pretty (For Men, Women and clusively, for us with built-in loud speaker; frocks and siin bonnets that cry “ma- Children) Atwater Kent No. 30 ONE DIAL set; 6 Cun- ^ is that it Is a fine shoe of ex­ ningham 301-A tubes; General Electric “ A" ma. cellent quality, holding its power and Willard “B” power. A RELIA­ As Sketched graceful lines and attractive BLE SET BACKED BY SHOOR BROS.’ 18 TOYLAND—BASEMENT finish a long time. Because YEARS OP RELIABILITY! FOR SATUR­ of the careful, skilled Work­ manship, and selected high DAY ONLY! grade leathers and fabrics in every Cantilever Shoe. Is it Other Leading Makes not true economy to buy such a shoe? $1.49 Especially when you also get Freed-Eisemann so much comfort and springy support in the well-fitting Can­ KIDDIE KARS DOLL c a r r i a g e s tilever. Crosley—-F ada—Grebe And such a good-looking $1.00 . SOUTH -MRNCHESTER-CONNj^ $1.00 shoe. Our conscientious fitting ser­ Stromberg-Carlson vice, too. Kolster

And others— ^Liberal Terms spokesman of the Rota tribunal to­ PROTESTANT SECTS MEET the Roman Catholic,'ChurCh can SOiCCGR TEAM TVINS not take part in the conference. ROTA TRIBUNi^ SAYS day, when his attention w m called IN LAUSANNE NEXT YEAR to a 'Statement ■ Issued yestetday,- by A commission' consisting of a The Manchester soccer team haf4 Bishop Manning in New York, con­ representative from each partici­ no trouble in defeating the ? n IS n o t iNTraroiNG demning the action of the Rota London, (United Press).— Defi­ pating church is now . devising a Springfield team of .the Massa* tribunal In annuUing the marriage nite efforts for a greater unity of program for the world meeting. chusetts SUte League yesterday M Disagreements between the church­ HARTFORD’S of the Dnke of Marlborough and Christendom will be* the nucleus of ML Ne^o by the score of 84o 2. Th« Denies Charge of . Bishop Man­ the unofficial discussions of repre­ es will be studied and di3cu$sed, LBAOine foi^niturc Stors Conseulo Vanderbilt. locals 'scored at will ■ and' had the - ning'That Catholic Church ,“ It is true,” said the official, sentatives of Protestant sects from not controversially, hut with a view game well under control at »U CANTILEVER Antagonizes Protestants. “ that the Catholic church has sev­ all parts of the world to be held at to mutual under^anding. stages. - J / Trumbull, Near Asylum eral times declared marriages in Lausaniie,.Switzerland, July 31 to The grocer put it on the porch: SHOE SHOP Rome, Nov._ 26.— “ The Catholic which Protestants were affected to August 21 next year. ■ Practically all Protestant sects Two pounds of liverwurst. 289 Trumbull Street church has no desire to intrude up- be null, but the Catholic obunch has : Qf.'the total a )^ 'of SwltzerWi^^y n^ wish to intrude upon the Protes­ will be represented at the parley. The family never, founil It 'cause I Hartford lufthp affairs of the Frotestaiit A stray dog got there first. 28/4 per centilB unproducUve.. , h church,” declared the official tant church.” Pope Benedict has announced that lU;. .

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ought to constitute an offense for of his native city than almost any­ Aanrl{»attr which any policeman could arrest body except Al Smith, Jimmy Walk­ and successfully prosecute. er and the day-trick announcer at Eventns R?talh the .Grand Central station. Yet he PUBLISHED B7 OVERPLAYED. has never yet seen the inside of THE HERALD PRINTING CO. Founded by ElWood S. Ela Two of the three leading New Sing Sing. The big city la stuffed Oot 1. 188’ full of such. So is almost every Every Evenlns Except Sundays and York papers this morning gave the Holidays. place of first prominence to a de­ other l^rge community. Entered at the Post Office at Man­ chester as Second Class M>ill Matter. nunciation of the Roman Catholic SUBSCRIPTION RATES; By Mall church by Bishop Manning, Episco­ six dollars a year; sixty cents a • ^3 ' month for shorter periods. pal-prelate, lor its so-called annul­ Bjt carrier, eighteen .ent;J • week. ment of the Marlborough marriage. Si..gls copies, t ree centa Where on earth this Marlbor­ Ready Today W ith Thousands of Worth-While Suggestions SPECIAL advertising REPRE­ SENTATIVE. Hamllton-De Lloser. ough affair gets its title to a com­ i m V A Inc., 25 West 43d Street. Sew t o ’-k manding place In the news of the •A and 612 North Michigan Avenua Banjo ^Clocks of Bindsome Flower Chicago. day we cannot‘ see. The action of Pi tacular hole In one, that gav,e oth­ and cover Of a pill-box, enclose the car without 'disaster when he is on the head, dumped him down be­ rooms ol the best people. . . . asked a friend. Smithsonian Institution rants show that tala savory, typical tween the seats, and "Bum” and his Saw Jean Acke-, one-time wife er players a thorough shock, has “ I have often Drought about it.” living/ditftoms. crowded into a far corner of his beefi scored on the eighth hole of Wonderfully beautiful in tU American dish is'Stlll the favorite friends got off the train. Since then of the late Rudolph Valentino, who was the reply, “ but where would I . Diatoms are fl.\tremely minute breakfast,' leat and a jumble of human arms now-disports upon the vaudeville the MIngladen Golf course near spend my eA-enings then?”— Kas­ their varied forms and incredibly ind legs Intrude themselves be­ it is believed Rodgers has been stage. . , , Saw John Drew, the here. It was negotiated by a bolt per, Stockholm. exquisite in the fineness of the ih- plants of a medium sized kind of trlcate details of their structure, tween him and his controls. mixed up in half a dozen major ^veteran actor, come from his coun­ of lightning that splintered the plants. Of a medium sized kind it these are truly nature’s lltfle jew­ robberies. Now that he Is in the try place to the Lamb's Club to bamboo pole marking the hole. No PUT THAT IN, TOO would take two hundred indivldu* The perils of the road are great one was on the green at the time, els. toils again, perhaps he will be held celebrate his 71st anntvereary. . ale to make an inch; while a few inough, goodness knows, without . . SaAv Sax Rohm§r, who wrote but several, players in the vicinity r“ Waiter, you have forgotten one They are made entirely of permitting a continuation of the onto. I suffered from shock. (fuartz, and they are extreme’ :' are larger than this; many are the “ Fu Manchu” stories, and late­ thing In this bill. much smaller. Many kinds of dia­ Idiotic packing system which Is “ Bum” Rodgers is a perfect ex­ ly arrived from Britain'with hip “ Is it possible?” common, in the sea, in laWee and Ttey’re using • airplanes In the “ Yes. This mofttlng the proprie­ ponds and rivers, on the moist surr toms. live .attached to plants and rrov/lng jsvorse daily. Putting eight ample of the inefficiency of the wife, who is. so pretty that,the other objects in the water on which movies, grabbed her at once. . , . war’at Herrin, 111., now. Wouldn’t tor said 'good morning’, to me and faces of rocks, In fact wherever ir alne people into an automobile American system of criminal law. that be a good place to establish a you haven’t ptft It^ down.” —rPas- there is moisture and light- They usually form a brownish scum VA, And, oh, yes, our weekly’ report, or # turr7 covering, but many oth­ _ Ozzr FI ftat would be over-fi^lled .bj flye Hji is better know,n to the police on Harry.: Thaw.'. . . Undpirliiind, 8Qbool of ])iilitary tactics? uuioo. Turin. ari^ the Uds or vnives which, fitted u MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, ^OV. 26,1926. PAGE^NINF

New Type Screen Lover Displaces RADIO \ ' Dashing Young Hero of the Past BY WILLIAM J, PAGAN S (United Press Staff Correspondent) s By LINCOLN QLAUBBBG The reigning Romeos of the New York, Nov. 26. (United Press Staff Corresiwndent) screen before Vrlcnfino’s ^inio Press).— Canada’s permanent radio Hollywood, Cal., Nov. 24 (Ualtort were blonde, Norilc types of male broadcast hook-up, went into effect P r(fi).— A new type 9! screen,lov­ beauty— but the'' were young Siid G reat yesterday when CNRM, Montreal, er— tne tnlddle-ased and deSonair boyish-looking. and CNRO, Ottawa, jointly broad­ roue Is winning the hearts of flap­ ‘The modern flappe** likes a ma­ cast the first of a series of musical s per film fans, according to June ture lover— a man wf the world programs. Permission was grahted Events in Mathis, noted scenarist and ‘ 'dis­ wh< ‘ knows his stuf’. ’ contlJiued the operators of CNRO by the Cana­ coverer’ of Rudolph Valentino. Miss Mathis. “ And she is fed up' on dian Government radio depart­ Miss Mathis predicts a total the y« img exotic .'•< ring heroes. ment to change its periods of broad­ eclipse of the dark and handsome .*51n* wai ts a ma’ ure dash,ng he- casting from Wednesday and Satur­ M otor Car man. with a wcaith of romantic young naovie heroes, with their pol­ day evenlngT to Monday and Thurs­ ished hair and athletic builds. rnmantlfc backgrou;i-i ” . Ado-*b MunJo.r, » - v Cody. I ew- day evenings. •‘Valentino, who first popu^riz- While two or more of th§ CNR ed the Latin brand of film hero, is Stone and John Banymor-* mid­ H istory stations have tied in for broadcast­ OF FORMER was the last of the long line of dle-aged actors kioan for their \ philan'Uring tac. cs 11 the screen ' ing a common program on several shelkish .screen idols," she said to­ occasions in the past, yesterday day in an interview. were cUed -by the famous sc'marisi ‘‘Th» Valentino pa Hern of heart- as examples of t su now inodo or marked the first Canadian hook-up of any permanence. Two programs Wtakea\C^ breaker is passe— a oistinctly dif­ li6art-i-’ ushers. ferent mould of Ro’ueo Is captlyat- “ These- men have a devlb'sh way originating in each city will be X Ing^the hearts of .girls and women of making love on th~ screen th.at broadcast during November. It is who palronize the movies. appeals U> young g 1 is— and the expected. that • the next addition to S ‘‘He the gay sophisticate— the same elusive anxi amorous miality the string will be CNRT, Toronto. mature lover, with his gay, blase ilirls rptaals to g-awcups as well, Relay of the programs from city slant tn roman"?, and his assured which Blrikes tho fanf'es of young to city will, of course, be perform­ Bearing Crankshaft confidence and ‘s.uvoir faire’ in Tliclr love-making J:as a finesse ed by telephone wires. Arrange­ playing with women’s hearts.". and df-itness, m’nns a: y gr*:at dis­ ments have been made to continue is now obsolete Miss Mathis, mslicst paid woman play of passion, that arouses the •the joint programs iintll midnight in the motlon-p'cturo mdustry. v^cs admiration, as f-'ell as the sympa­ each night, the later hours being firs^ to jecognlze tl:e rossi bill ties or thies, cf the women. taken up with’ a. dance program by in Nash engineering practice cor.unercallzing th<.' J atln type of “ Briefly, the screen h-iroes of the Chateau Laurier Orchestra at here. She picked Vt-enltino from ite future must ri'cistfr more than Ottawa. Here’s somedung of real importance for every the ranks of the extras-for a start­ mere physical beauty— there must prospective buyer of a SIX to think about— ing'role In ‘‘The Four Horsemen.”^ be a well-defined *•> uch of sophis­ against the advic? of many produc­ ticated intelligeaco about their IDENTIFICATION —• if you b u y a new car now that stiU has the old* ers. It made the Lalii boy a ^tar love-:aal ing.” “ How do you tell those twin sis- type crankshaft with only 3 or 4 hearings, what is going to happen to its resede valued *°^‘^Whyrthr

Has These Features O you know how different toast can be? Try COLD GONE! HEAD White Rose Bread toasted! GUssmobile can be put on or $ 5 value D taken off quicker and easier W hite Rose Bread has just the fine even grain AND NOSE CLEAR than celluloid side curtain^ without tools and from inside I Many other money mymff opportunities | you need to get smooth perfect toast. First dose o f “ Pape’s Cold Com­ of the car if necessary. Every I in Boys’y Gills’ and Children Shoes. | But more than that. Its rich ingredients give a pound “ relieves all pand is a separate uidt*~you ssn ^ SS grippe misery can use one, or as many as delicious, nut-sweet flavor to toast tiiat will surprise 1 —On or off instantly SM ^ So you w i ^ and delight you. It is a real diflFerence— worth ttyingl Don’t stay stuff­ Glassmofaile takes up very I We Have a Complete Sfodc of | ed up! little room—not much more Get a loaf of White Rosfe Bread today. It is Quit blowing and baked twice daily to be always fresh for you. snuffling! A dose than a set of celluloid curtains I RUBBERS, A R cn cs, Ru bber BOOTS | of “ Pape's Cold —and is carried in a shallow Compound” taken container .which we supply I / ANDFELTBOOTS I Massachusetts Baking Company. every - two hours with the Set.' ’ s ’ S until three doses 1—We supriy a con- GUssmobile avoids the dangers I To Offer at This Bankrupt Sale. | are taken will end * tslaw grippe misery and and annoyances of sliding br^aK up a severe glass panels'and Vet permits cold either in the better ventilation...... COME EARLY | head, chest, body and be sure to get your witnb. I W h i t e R o s e B r e a d or limbs. Be sure you tee a (purfiif co r. It promptly opens widi this modem all-season clogged - up nos enclosure installed befwe trllB end air pas­ you buy a, now car...... sages; stops nasty discharge or nose .running; relieves sick headache, -3— ycotiiation $15 do-wh; balthce e^y I 747 DOG MISSES FLY The fly bad awakened Fritz. into the soft cushions of the baby dullness, fevarlshness, sore throat, Main Street With revenge the thought upper­ carriage. The baby was sitting np sneezing, sprenesa and etiffness. AND t h e n f l ie s . Manchester Auto Top Company most in bis mind. Fritz leaped at in the rear of the perambulator and “ Pape’s Cold Compound” Is the ! Vienna, (United Press).— Fritz, the fly Which had settled on a win­ was not hurt. Neither was the dog. quickest, surest relief known -and W, J, Messier, Prop. I State Theatre Bldg. a vengeful fox terrier, who sought Costs only tbirty-fiva cents at drug 115 Oak Street Phone 1^16-3 to punish an annoying fly and fell dow-sill. But he went through the I SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. . window and down four stories. The original'garret In which stores. It acts without assistance, four stories in th.e attempt, has du- Charles' Dickens visualised hit fa- tahtea nice, and causes no inconve­ ‘tided to confine his activities to Luckily Frau Fransiska Steia- 'iBous character. Little Dorrlt, Has nience. Don't accept a substitute. vatcblng baby rnwrlages In tbs Tn- mayer was out In thS«.idfeet "Witb rrrvnvmyt'e been located in what is now A ,v».4dv. •tnr*. bw -Val^ k n d 'fritz landed plum'p orlater’s establishment In Londo]^ Saints Open 1926-27Basketbatt Season C B. A. A. QUWFET WINS I CLOVERLEA VES, CUBS, ALUMNI F4STS0innNGI0NPEn0ES HARDEST OF THREE GAMES SHOULD DRAW BANNER CRM D

» J --- J-- m !• ' t son and his ability as a floor gen- n n r u O r d 3™ A n ^ n ll D1§ is unchallenged. defeats Elmwood 44 to 4o]pLAlNFlELD MEETS * Manager Turkington of the CROWD ON FIELD Saints has announced his intentions HEAVY PENALTIES Stars in Visitor’s linenp; of bringing to Manchester this Bat Lo^es to Taftville 28 Alumni Crash Through Students season some of the best attractions ITS FIRST DEFEAT SPOILS GAME AT obtainable. He has played the first ARE NOT ENOUGH Saints to Have Top-Notch of'\a home and home series with to 26 and Danielson 46 to the Meriden Insilcos and Endees so WEST SIDE OVAL the fans may expect to see these Team on Field; Dancing to two teams in action on the Rec 27. FaQ River, Mass., Qnmtet TO STOP LOCALS . Confined to a playing surface floor soon. Kwash, Gill, Zwick and DaU< PARK CITY SWEDES which at times was not equal to FoDow. The basketball season last year Ekes Out 33-30 Winner, one-fifth the size of a regulation was a fizzle because there were too George Hunt’s C. B. A. A. bas­ Two undefeated football elevens football field because of the crowd many teams in uniform. This year, ketball aggregation won one of its clashed at Hickey’s Grove yesterday qnist Gain at WillThrongh ■which surged onto the gridiron, the however, there are only two major three games over the holiday and Yale Star Wins Game. morning and once again the local WILL PLAY LOCALS Cub eleven of the .South End de­ Things look bright for an aus­ combinations outside of the High that victory was the most sought town champions emerged with a feated the New Britain Pawnees picious opening of the basketball school, both playing amateur bas­ of all. The Manchester team tri­ nlAon olstfo Weakened High School yesterday afternoon at. the West season tonight when the Saints ketball. To date, both teams have umphed over its rival, Elmwood, Side playgrounds by a 12 to 0 In Other* words, the Cloverleaves take on the fast Pextos of South­ played all their games away from by a 44 to 40 score, Wednesday .... (Special to The Herald) SUNDAY AFTERNOON score. Lack of police protection Plainfield, Conn., Nov. 29- -The romped to an overwhelming victory ington in their first home game ot home so the return engagements night in Elmwood. - over the Tufts A. C. of Middeltown. Line— Zwick Siines. made playing conditions terrible. may he looked for shortly. Yesterday afternoon the silk Btrong Fall River, Mass., basketball the season. The visitors are rated The score was 26 to 0, Fourteen Both teams were extremely handi­ as one of the coming teams In this Tonight t;he Laurels will furnish workers lost a tough one to Taft­ five eked out a 33 to 30 winner One of the fastest teams in the over the local Community Five visiting players were injured. The capped. At times the crowd gather­ section and will undoubtedly give the preliminary thrills at 7:30 ville by a tw-o-point margin, the Connecticut StateS; soccer league ed about the two teams on all sides At n’ighti 1 h®re Wednesday night in a very hitherto undefeated Middletown A heavy alumni team yan ram­ the local team a battle from start against an out-of-town team. Danc­ score being 28 to 26 team made but three first downs pant over Indifferent opposition a t: will come to Manchester on Sunday until from the distance one might ing will follow the main encounter. Danielson won rather handily by a fast game. Giblin, former Yale afternoon.for a game with the local to finish. star, tossed in the winning score in against the locafl champs and these the Stadium yesterday to defeat the . have suspected a crap game was in Coach Clarke expects to use nis 48 to 27 score. were made via the aerial route. High school team by the score of 25 aggregation. The visitors will be progress. Manager Angello claims THREE SCORELESS TIES Good .Beginning the closing minutes of play. His regular lineup on the visitors while One of them was in their own ter­ to 0. The flashy backfleld of form­ the Bridgeport Swedes, who are he had been promised the services the Pextos will come here with Wisconsin and Chicago have work was outstanding all through up among the leaders in the loop The silk workers christened their ritory. er High school players had ho of two patrolmen. Because of the their strongest array. Just who played three scoreless ties during baby barnstorming trip in ‘an aus­ the game, despite the fact that Visitors Threaten Once trouble in breaking . the student at the present time. numerous delays in vain attempt to they will liave is not known but it the many seasons they’ve clashed picious manner by defeating Elm­ Hlgglng and Deegan led in scoring. Fans who have seen them play Plainfield’s biggest fault seemea The Middletown eleven threat­ line wide open for long gains clear the field, the game did not end is understood that the combination on the football field. These dead­ wood. At the same time, they se­ ened to score but once. That was say that they are without a doubt to be lack of teamwork, There was throughout. the fastest combination soccer team until darkness. which will plsflr the Saints will be locks cropped out in 1914, 1922 cured revenge for the defeat suffer­ late in the first half when two suc­ Beginning right away in the first First Score Lucky the fastest to wear the Southington and 1924. Another tie was played ed last season. Elmwood has a too much dribbling. Plainfield lost in. the East and predict that Man­ the services of two players for the cessive forward passes brought the period, the alumni opened up an Manchester scored its first touch­ colors so far. in 1909, each team counting six strong, well-balanced team this ball to the Manchester 25-yard line. chester will have to do some hard game. Stavnitsky was banished fol­ offensive that .brougjit them a kicking before the game ia over. down in the second quarter. A visit-' Manchester will be .represented points. season and the Manchester quintet The entire second-string line was touchdown before the quarter had ing halfback Intercepted a forward by the usual array of stars headed entered the game the underdog. lowing a disagreement with Hib- The same lineup that played in the game at the time for the gone far. Savage drives off tackle, pass on his own 20 yard line. New by Captain Roy Norris. The big fel­ Exhibition Soccer Irrespective of this, it was ap­ tert and Madden injured his knee. against West Springfield yesterday Cloverleaves and at this point. through center and around end Britain failed to gain and fell into lows will have the pivot position to parent soon after the game had Benson was also forced to leave afternoon will carry the Manches­ Coach Moonan called back the first netted the graduates enormous punt formation. The snap-hack from teke care of, while his forward men Ne-v/ Bedford 3, Ulster United 2. commenced, that the Manchester the game. Plainfield led at half­ team. Then Manchester stopped ter colors into the fray. It will be time 18 to 14. Norris Was best for yardage and despite all efforts of the same gang that tied with the the center went over the kicker’s will be Mantelli and Kerr. The team was destined to win. The Silk •the visitors in their tracks on three the varsity team the opposition guard positions will be held down American League Football '’ oopsters passed accurately the losers. successive plays. A forward pass Hartford Swedes last Sunday. Inci­ head. He recovered on the three Plainfield (30) went out and made one first down yard^line but Mozzer dropped him by Madden and Stavnitsky. Both of . u ’X -nr. ly. The forward offense on the final down was also futile. dentally,. the Bridgeport Scandias B. F. T. after another. lost to Hartford by 2 to 1 In Hart­ in hre tracks. Two line-bucks had these guards have been going Chicago Bulls 0, Wildcats 0. Iso V atl . well gauged on the Speakirug about the second string strong lately and it looks like Philadelphia 13. New York 10. ,.).i ra. et as the sebres of Stavnitsky, r f ...... 0 1 1 men. Coach Moonan used them for Mike Zwick, now of Springfield ford a short time ago. failed and then “ Lefty” St. John Normandin, rf, Ig .. . 0 0 0 college, made an able field .general The kickoff will teke place * at crashed over the line on a split off Steynitsky’s best season so far. Fflulkner and Boyle will about three-quarters of the game Mantelli and Kerr make a sweet LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS attest. M?. Chester led at halftime, Dessinger, I f ...... 3 1 7 and they showed up to a fine ad­ for the alumni and his fine Italian 2:30 on the Mt. Nebo grounds and right tackle. Groman’s attempt at, a Mantelli, rf ...... 1 1 3 hand could be seen in all the plays Andy Yorke of Torrimgton will ref­ placement kick for the extra tally pair of forward men and they work At Worcester.— Johnny Drew of 29 to 9, antt with seven minutes vantage. Two of the four touch- together like clockwork. The form­ Norris, c ...... 4 1 9 that his team pulled off. Zwick as­ eree. was blocked. Worcester won decision over left to play was leading 38 to 18 in 'downs were made while they were er, incidentally, is doing most of Jackie Hausner of New York, ten Benson, I g ...... 2 1 5 in the Manchester lineup. The tonished the villagers now anc St. John Helps the final period. Elmwood then 4he pivoting for the Saints this sea- rounds. staged a sudden spurt that .all but Madden, r g ...... 2 1 P punting of Walter Moske featured. then by tearing off runs of from 10 The second score of the game turned the tide of victory. Cloverleaves Penalized to 20 yards while at other times ALABAMA IS GREAT came late in the final period. It fol­ Cheney Brothers Totals ...... 12 6 30 For the first time this season, his tackles were beautiful to be­ lowed a steady march toward the B. F. T. Fall River (33) the Cloverleaves were seriously hold.' Mike’s best work was shown New Britain goal from the visitor’s B. F. T. Pentland, If . . .5 2-9 12 handicapped by penalties. The lo­ in his accurate tossing of forward 40 yard line.. The main credit for Higgins, rf ...... 6 1 13 TEAM SM S WALSH Faulkner, rf . .8 1-3 17 cal team was set back no less than passes to Mistretta and Mozzer. The the score is due St. John. On the Deagen, I f ...... 5 1 11 Boyle, rf . ... .6 1-2 IS 75 yards. Walter Moske and spiral traveled 20 to 30 yards at a fourth down with the ball on the 15 0-1 0 Malready, c ...... 0 0 0 Johnny Ambrose were detected time and were always good for ar Cervini, Ig . . . .0 Boachrayd, r g ...... 0 0 0 Sees It Beat Georgia 33'6 yard line and three yards to go, * Our Regular Daily Offer I Wiley, rg . .. . .1 0-1 2 slugging the umpire and Referee least a first down. St. John broke free after crashing 0-0 0 Biblin, rg ...... 1 0 2 Jake Moske imposed “ sentences of The students were beaten from Barrett, rf . .. .0 Hibbert, Ig ...... 3 1 7 through right tackle and wove his Macdonald, Ig .0 0-0 0 25 yards in each case. Holding by the beginning for the alumn! line­ and Marvels at Its Block­ way to the two yard line. On the Anderson, rg . .0 0-0 0 “ Whitty” Mullen, also cost the up was altogether too heavy for next play,'Chuckle Minicuccl plung­ Totals ...... 15 3 33 penetration. Kwash, GUI and Dahl- Kerr, c ,0 0-0 0 North End team 15 yards while ed through for the touchdown. Red there were two additional 'penalties quist in the backfleld scored heavy ing Ability. Happeny’s drop-kick attempt for of five yards for offside. Middle- gains at will through the line and Totals ...... 20 4-16 44 the extra point was blocked. Elmwood (40) town was penalized but ten yards, around the wings. Gill especially REC FIVE PLANS once for offside and once for back- making long gains around end. By DAVIS J. WALSH Locals Gained More B. F. T. I. N. S. Sports Editor Although the Cubs did not look J. Barton, r g ...... 5 3-3 13 field in motion beforq the ball Zwick tore off a nlnback on a punt MADIO was snapped. that netted 45 yards through a Birmingham, Ala., Nov. 26 -Let real impressing, they outrushed the Plank, If ...... 1 0-2 2 BUSY COURT YEAR the exhorters prate of the Navy’s | New Britain team by a wide mar­ Giriatus, rf ...... 3 0-0 6 Brennan Again Stars .broken field while Kwash and The touchdowns yesterday were Dahlquist were good for 5 to 15 all around excellence, the running ; gin. Manchester made exactly Dowling, c ...... 1 0-0 2 game of Stanford and Lafayette, . 11 made by the Moske brothers and yards any old time. eleven first downs against three for Larson, Ig ...... 5 1-2 Brown’s eleven, Joe McGinnity’s New Britain. Successful forwards I. Barton, c ...... 2 2-3 6 Games in Works With Fast Whitty Mullen. Captain Brunic Kwash was sent through the line .Moske made two of them. The and the put-and-take varsity com­ gave the home team several chances Amateur Teams in This Sec­ for the first score early, in the binations of Rockne and Notre Totals ...... 17 6-10 40 first score of the game followed a first period. Zwick failed to make to score In the first half but they tion— Practices Being Held. 40-yard run down the side of the Dame but give me the Alabama lacked the ability to push the ball Referee: Dick Dillon. the point good. The next score team that beat Georgia 33 to 6 yes- j Taftville Wins field by the elusive “ Hook” Bren­ came in the third quarter when over,. New Britain did not threaten The School street Rec will be nan. Rushed by Bill McLaughlin terday and I’ll ask nothing fur- | to score once until the second half- The Taftville game was a thriller represented on the basketball floor Mike Zwick took the ball over. A ther of this life. There, ladies, and Brunic Moske carried the ball series of long forward passes had During the final half, the Pawnees from start to finish. Taftville led thrs‘ "^eason for the first time in gentle.m.en . and female imperson­ at. half time, 18 to 11, but towara over the final stripe. Brennan paved the way for this score and had three opportunities but each three years. Director Chaney has a missed a drop-kick for the extra ators, was and is a. football eleven. the end of the conest, it was any­ the alumni started ou t' after an­ . If Stanford happens to be un­ time were unable to gain sufficient­ promising squad of boys working point. This was all the scoring in other touchdown using • the same ly and had to rely on forward body’s game. In view of the game out and the first game will be play­ aware of this fact, it will not re­ M odel 35 in the evening, Manager Hunt the first half, but the Cloverleaves tactics. It caine In the fourth pe­ passes. In each case, they intercept­ ed in a week or two. hadvfour other chances. That is, main in ignorance indefinitely. Pos­ with O n e Dial started his entire “ second team,” riod. \ sibly the Coast champions have ed. Mozzer, Dietz and Mistretta Games are expected to be arrang­ they were inside the 25-yard line Forward passes and long ond were the men who “ saved the day” if it may be termed that. Anyway ed with the Independents of Jamai­ on four other occasions. Penalties been apprised of the situation ev­ Barrett and Mullen were at for­ runs brought the graduates to with­ en at this early moment, for Mr. for the Cubs in this respect. ca, L. I., Red Devils of New Ha­ and grounded forvmrd passes stav­ in striking distance, the next ti*je j Not/Enongh St. John wards instead of Pentland and ed off impending scores. i Glenn Warner was among those Faulkner: Kerr jumped center In ven, Plainville Panthers, Middle- and Mistretta took one of Gill’s The brilliant playing of Mozzer town Rec five, Portland Independ­ Second Half Comedy present yesterday and what he said place of Boyle and Macdonald and forwards for the score. Zwick kick- ■ was enough to send him into the and Mistretta was the only out­ ents, Springfield Y. M. C. A. and In the second half, *he Clover­ ed the goal. The saflie man scored j Anderson were in the guard posi­ leaves turned the game into more dark of oncoming night, muttering standing feature of the Manches­ tions instead of Cervini and Wil­ several Insurance league teams of the next touchdown just before the j ter’s teams playing. They snared 6'Tube—One Dial Hartford. Home games will be or less of a comedy after Brunic strange sounds in his beard. Mr. ey. Later the first-team combina­ game ended. A forward pass to 1 many passes. St. John was the only played on Saturday afternoons. Moske had made the game sure Warner has seen many good and tion was rushed into the fray and Dahlquist for the extra point was bad football teams in his time. He reliable ground-gainer and he was Following are some of those who with another touchdown by vir­ nearly won the game. grounded. saw an extremely good one yester­ not given the ball enough when are trying out for the team: Wel- tue of a 35-yard sprint around his The box score: left end bringing the ball to the The High school team was crip­ day. Manchester was in New Britain’s Cheney Bi*otliers (26) man, Gotberg, Bellamy. Runde, pled by injuries suffered ■ in the It was a liberal education to McCollum, Vondeck, Quish, Bissell, ten yard line from where McLaugh­ territory. The Cubs seemed to. lack B. F. ’1. lin and Brunic took i f over on suc­ Willimantic game and as a result anyone with the faintest pretense the teamwork and pep which has Barrett, rf ...... 2 0-0 4 Wolfram, Cordera, Johnson and the line was made up of only a few to technical knowledge of this game Robb. / cessive plays. McLaughlin made been noticeable in past games. Per­ Mullen, rf ...... 0 0-0 0 good on. the try for extra point via regular n^n. Farr and Luplem star to watch it expounded by this pro­ haps it was the fact that the Clover­ Kerr, c ...... *2 2-4 6 the placement kick route. ends, were out of the game and duct of the genius that is Wallace leaves were watching the game Macdonald, rg . .. . .0 0-0 .0 From then on, the game was’ a Treat was out of the backfleld, his Wade. from the sidelines and were rooting Anderson, Ig .... .0 1-1 1. farce. Manchester advanced at place was filled to good effect by ‘•“If you can’t block, you can play vociferously for New Britain. At 8 Joe McCann, who was ineligible to Faulkner, If ...... 3 2-4 NEW LEADER OF will and the Middletown team- no football for me,” is one of any rate, the Cubs were far below 2-2 6 play in the Interscholastic .games. Pentland, rf ...... 2 which hitherto had played a good Wade’s dictums and, whether he par and compared as they were yes­ Complete With Boyle, c ...... 0 1-1 1 game of football, w'as demoralized. Jack Dwyer refereed, Earl means it or not, it is fact, not fic­ 1-1 Wright acted as umpire and Jack' terday the Cloverleaves would prob­ Wiley. Ig ...... 0 TIGERS BOASTS Manchester received a punt well in tion, that no Alabama man ever ably win easily. Cervini, r g ...... 0 0-0 0 Stratton as head'linesman. has gone to the extreme of testing its own territory and Walter Moske Harder, Pawnee Star raced back to midfield on the the coach’s good faith on this Totals ...... 9 8-13 26 unique' CAREER point. Alabama takes its men out Regardless of the fact that Man­ next play. Then Hook Brennan chester made much more yardage. Taftville (28) shook off half a dozen tacklers to NEW BRITAIN WINS jn a manner that must have arous­ B. F. T. ed a dubious and reluctant admi­ New Britain’s hard charging line re­ All Accessories dodge his way to the 18-yard line. peatedly broke through and smear­ Normandl, If ...... 4 5-7 13 Detroit, Nov. 26.— It Is doubtful Bill McLaughlin brought the ball Bristol, Nov. 26.— A last minute ration in a man such as Warner Gauthier, r f ...... 2 1-2 t> to the three yard line. who has committed himself, to a ed local runners for losses. The Cub if any major league manager ever rally enabled the New Britain Na­ line was the weakest at center. The Pingree, c ...... 0 0-0 0 took up his duties with the varied Mullen Goes Over tional Guard: basketball, team td'tle life time, in which interference is O 4 Pawnee center, Barder wearing the Eccleston, Ig .... 0-0 experience that has been George It was decided that “ Whitty” the locals and in the overtime per­ given the alternative of taking the and 0-0 b numeral No. 5. broke through con Coady, r g ...... 3 Moriarty’s portion. He will manage Mullen, whose defensive work on iod, “Butsy” Sturm’s field' goal man or taking the air. An almost the line has been outstanding all equal number of young men have stantly. He was a menace to the . . .9 6-9 the Tigers next year. gave the visitors a 41 to 37 ylototy. Totals ...... 28 season, should have a “ slice of the Feldman and Sloman were the voluntarily taken both, so insist­ Cub offense and made about 75 per Danielson Game Morlarty, after several years of breist of the turkey.” He was cal­ stars. ent is Mr. Warner on this point. cent o't

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As speaks of .domestic bliss in regions Judith stared at it, someone rose of earth where wives are not pam­ sents her interest in Eric and her from the driver’s seat and came to> pered, petted and given the liber- ceneral unorthodoxy. ward the taxi. i ties they are here. Her argument Is MIRA ALDRICH, Eric’s boy­ “Eric!” she gasped. The chauf­ I that freedom is still a novelty to ^ hood sweetheart, is jealous of Ju­ feur had been muttering further Im* women, and they don’t know how dith. precations at the careless parker. to use It. My own Interpretation has Now he gazed at Judith in amaze­ it that the wife with freedom is “KITTI” SHEA, town boot- ment. Erie handed him a bill and the w ife. with intelligence and in­ legger, tries to blackmail the helped Judith out of the car. telligence rarely walks as cloae dean's wife, and Judith, befriend­ She stood on the sidewalk gazing with happiness as does the Woman up at him. The black eye looked. noi. overburdened with intelligence. Probably the most popular officers who. ever scrutiniz ed a rank of rookies are these four commlssionedoffl. ing her, asks Eric to help them. cers of the New Bedford, Mass., R. O. T. C. Colonel Harry P. Wilbur, commandant of- the unit" decided Shea’s body is found in a creek evsQ In the pale moonlight,, like a Anecdote of Grpaious Melba piece of raw beef. Once upon a time, story has it. that the men of his outfit would take more pride in their appearance if they were to be Inspected regularly and Eric is arrested as a material Dame Nellie 'Melba, contralto, who by the best looking girls in the high school. These honorary commissions are the result- Lt Milicent He led her toward the car. "I’ve Marley, left; Lt. Hazel E. Ricketson, Lt. Mildred A. Sullivan and Captain Dorothy Cole, battalion sponsor witness. Mrs. Broim tells the pros­ been waiting for you a long half has retired from the concert- stage, ecutor an outlandish lie, provid­ hour, Judith,” he said. “I had to was crossing the Atlantic. She was ------^------— rrK ing an alibi for Eric and damaging see you tonight.” to sing-at a ship’s concert and went Judith was silent. He helped her with an'officer down into the hold One of Most Popular Dutch-Colonials her own reputation. to get some muslb from her bag­ After an unhappy scene with into the car and sat down beside hqr. “It was pretty late to come,” fie said, gage. A hydrant was found open Eric, Judith goes to spend the eve­ “but I simply had'to see you.” ■ which had been gushing for hours r ning with EVE GERHART, town Judith looked at him. “Why?” right into all of Danle Melbajs bag­ widow. Eve tries to coax her to Eric met her gaze. “Because I gage. Her famous opal dress was nothing but a wisp of sodden tissue, make friends with Eric and keep couldn’t bear it away from you an­ other minute. Can’t we drive out a and the opals were loose in the bot­ him out of the mad schemes he is little way and at least have privacy tom of the trunk. forming, to defy the dean. for our conversation?’,’ he. urged, Charles T. Spedding, famous pur­ ley are talking, WILL anxlouriy. “We’ll be'back in an ser of this‘ particular vessel which has carried its share of the world’s VVirn-Fi:EL, Eric’s frat brother, hour.” celehritiep, and who has now writ­ Ml crying, “Eric and Dr. “Yes,” she said. Eric began the conversation. *T ten his ‘‘Reminiscences of Transat­ tl oa c beating each other to a suppose you’ll have to be told about lantic Travelers,”, reports that Mel­ pulp down the road!” the fight. Everybody in school will ba simply said,“ I hope no one gets NOW GO ON WITH THE STORT know it tomorrow.’’ into trouble over this. No one shall “I already know about it,” said hear of it from me,!’ CHAPTER XLIV Judith, and she told him of Weth- erel’s report of the fight. I was thinking of Melba this TETHEREL leaned against the noon at lunch when the shrew at door Jamb, panting for breath. “Damned busybody,” was his com­ ment. my table nearly broke a blood-ves­ ‘‘Will,” said Eve, after a mo­ Judith shrugged. sel in upbraiding the scared little ment. “What did you say?” “Look here,” said Eric, “who 'did waitress who spilled a glass of wat­ he say was winning?” er on the table. A Melba says “It "Having a fight,” W e t h e r e 1 doesn't matter.” A nobody shrieks nodded. "I came to get you.” “Nobody,” Judith replied. “He "You're an awful fool. Will— probably the worst in left before the finish.” to the alftilghty heavens to bear could be offered in a house of it* “And what,” said Eve caustically, Pendleton. But what happened?’’ “Well,” continued Eric, *Tf they’d witness how she is abused and in­ size, yet the cost complete, includ­ “did you think I could do with a have left us alone a minute linger, sulted! ing full basement, heating systei^ couple of battling n\en?” chap gave him a slug that set him said. Then, turnin back to her I’d have laid that big stiff out.” Cosmopolitan Cookery and hardwood floors, often is aa back a few paces, and when he guests, she smiled. “The best Judith smiled wickedly. “Has Dr. Here’s an i4ea for the woman’s low as $5,000—sometimes a few Wetherel looked bewildered. “Why, hundred more. caught his balance, Dorn was stand­ remedy for heroics and hysterics Is Dorn got a black eye too?” club which yearns to raise some •—I don’t know, exactly. Tom Bal­ food,” she said. “Let’s forget Eric moniy in a way more novel than a The living room, 15 by 21 feel ing there, rolling down his sleeves Eric stopped the car and faced lard and I were coming down the and Dorn and have a good chat her, “I don’t know what he’s got rummage sale or fancy baz^^. Give has a large fireplace and looks pul as calm as life, ,bis face pale as a among ourselves.” a dinner, called “League of Nations upon the covered veranda. Dining road—I was bringing him to call on —Judith, are you in love with that sheet, where It wasn’t bloody. Wetherel responded with his usual Banquet.” Your library must have room, kitchen an d , bret^kfapL nppk you. Eve—when we saw the crowd moralizing fool?” “The other guy was holding Eric’s facile flow of chatter. Tom Ballafd a. shelf full of the cook books of are conveniently and economically, of i>eople. I caught a glimpse of •N. A devil of perversity had seized arranged. arm. Dorn put on his hat and sat on the floor, with dog-like eyts Judith. “What If I am?” , < various countries. If your town has Eric and Dorn, their shirts torn in on Eve. The fire crackled and the no library, consult the traveling 'di­ Neither is a single fgot of] space?' walked away like a deacon going to Eric’s face darkened. “Youql ribbons, with blood, on their faces, talk went on. Judith sat in her never get him. I’n tell you that vision of your state library. Here wasted in the second stO)^. ' "Thp church, with his face still bloody, place at the other side of the fire­ are sopae titles to start with. Chan’s bath- and e^ch of the thrq@i^d-r pounding each other for all they right now,” he said, stubbornly. and his coat over his arm. His shirt place, lost in thought. “And how do you know?” she “Chinese Cook Book,” Gagarina’s rooms open on the tiny central nall^ were worth. I was so shocked ’ I tail was tom and flapping out be­ The mal(| brought her .tray and asked. . - . “Borzoi Cook Book,” Praty’s stood still for a minute—then came “French Home Cooking,” Green- hind.” Eve poured coffee with much light “I can’t tell you that. But you banter. But when Judith declined baum’s “Jewish Cook Book,” Os­ to get you. Perhaps I had a vague Wetherel turned to Eve. “This is mark, my words, -Pet6r Dom' will Cheerfulness, informality, com- most popular of all of them is the notion that' you could make Erie the sandwiches, she made no at­ never ask you to marry him.” wald’s "German Cookery.” fort are .typified in the Dutch-Co- Oxford, a model of^even rooms, the worst yet*” he declared. “A tempt to force her to eat. When Buying For Finery NEW WAY TO PRESERVE | stop. If anyone could.” Judith drew back. “That sounds lonlal types of homes. Probably the It has everything that possibly street brawl! Sigma 'Psl can’t af­ The little gilt clock on the mantel If you are buying a new fur coat Jiftlth looked at Eve, with a flicker perilously like an Insult, Eric.” remember that it may not be as ford—” struck ten, as the maid came In for Eric leaned forward and seized her SEA FOOD D i s c o i d of suspicion In her eyes. “You’re the tray. Judith stood up. “If good as it looks, say fur buyers. No start with a laugh and end with -a Eve looked at him disgustedly. hands. ‘ “Judith, don’t sit here ATTRA(mVE FILMS thrill. The comedian’s partner in an awful fool. Will—probably the you’ll call a taxi for me. Will, I’m matter how pretty it is, look at the “Oh, damn Sigma Psi!” she ex­ quarreling with me, when our prec­ pelt side. If you^ can possibly fun is the addrable Mildred Davis. 1 going home. I’ll run up to your ious time is slipping away. Dr. Dorn worst In Pendleton. But what hap- claimed. “That isn’t Important.” manage it, .have the lining ripped Another chapter of “The Fightii^ Halifax, N. S .. (t[njt6^ijtfeA^.Press)—• room and get my things. Eve.” doesn’t matter—except that I’m so I>ened?” Wetherel sulked. "Well, I'd like When she came down again, she a little so that you can get at the COMING TO R IE T O Marine” starring Gene Tunney, Discovery of a new iaripjitf process o f to know why a new fellow like Jealous of him I wish I’d broken bis freezing fish which, is expected ta He shook his head sadly. “I don’t paused on the landing. Her name neck tonight. What I want to talk pelts. Beware of brittle, stiff hide world’s heavyweight champ, a know. They were trying to pull ’em Waters should stepr in and wreck had been spoken in the room below. and. rejoice if it feels pliant and comedy and news events will also revolutionize Canada’s fisk export the reputation of the frat after we've about hasn’t anything to do with An event that is bound to Inter­ with the United States was an-i apart when I left.” PJushing a little at her own invol­ fights and harsh words. Judith, it’s flexible. Your argument that even be shown. An affair that should all worked to build It up. I think untary move toward eavesdropping, if you are spending more than you est hundreds of Manchester people draw hundreds of children to to­ nounced here by the Atlanta Expe­ “What were they fighting about?’ his pin should be lifted.” a wonderful night. I want it. to be she walked op down. It seemed to a magic night for both of us.” should for your coat, you can wear will take place at the Rialto this morrow’s matinee is the presenta­ rimental Fisheries station. , asked Eve. But the front door Eve made a gesture of Incredul­ her that .Eve and Will stopped talk­ it five years, is not necessarily a evening when a five tube Atwater The new process makes It posslr ity. “You’ve turned horribly moral “W hat do you mean?” asked Ju­ tion of five pair of ball bearing .-oil­ opened again and a lean, sallow face ing when she entered the living good one. Sbme fur coats do not Kent radio set will he given away er skates to the kiddies who hold ble to freeze fish for shipping with-- all of a sudden.” She slapi>e(l a cush­ roo.m. dith, with a hint of uneasiness In her under a freshman’s green cap, pro­ tone. wear as long as some cloth coats. from the stage of this theater. the lucky • coupons which will be in sixty minutes after they are ion into place, sank back against It Eve’s smile was w'arm and her Concerning Gems and Love caught. Under ordinary refrlgera-,? truded Into the room. and lighted another cigaret. “You Eric held her hands closer for a All who have attended this play­ distributed free. handclasp tight, as Judith stood in minute, then dropped one of them Jewels have caused more crime house during the past week will tion processes, from twenty-four to' “They’ve separated ’em,” the new­ haven’t told us what they were fight­ the open door. “Good night, Ju­ and trouble in this world’than any­ forty hours are required. Tests oE^ . ing about;” she said. and slipped an arm around her. participate In thqi drawing, provid­ comer shouted to Will. “Gosh, dith,” s^id Eve. "Have a good sleep “Can’t you guess what I’m going to thing else— even love, according to fish frozen by the new method Wetherel looked uncomfortable. and think over what I’ve said, in ed he or she still has the coupon what a black eye Waters got!” say, Jude?” a New . York detective whose chief handed out upon admission. There have proved that the product will* "Well, 1 don’t know,” he said slow­ the morning.” keep indefinitely in cold stQrage\. "Come on In, Tom,” said Wetherel, ly. “I don’t really know.” He looked “I don’t choose to guess,” she an­ job is to recover most of the two is only one stipulation made by the New Beauty Cream The taxi set out for town. Judith swered, a little stiffly. million dollars’ worth of Jewels without losing flavors. with a lordly air. “Eve, this is Tom furtively at Judith. sank against Its cushions and closed management and that Is the rule “What happened after they sei>- “Then I’ll tell you. I want to ask lost in New York alone each year. thatthe winner must be In tonight’s Ballard. Tell us what happened, her eyes. The cool night air blew you to marry me—tonight, at Earl- He speaks of strange lure of prec­ Now the Fashion Tom.” arated them?” Judith asked Tom through an open window of the car audience. Last week when a similiar Ballard...... ham. I’ve got a license clerk wait­ ious stones—the greed and daring contest took place several numbers You will be enthusiastic over a new upon her face, and she lay in a state ing for me there.” they incite. “A couple-a huskies did It,” he “Well, the prof wdlked oft and the of passive relaxation during twenty were read off before one was found French Process Cream for whitening said. “Town fellows coming in two fellows held Eric. 1 guess they ,minutes of breakneck speed through (To Be Continued) Diamonds and Boast Beef and beautifying the skin. It is so pure Maybe, and yet how unnatural whose. owner held the correspond­ from the Red Lantern dance ball, 1 let him go home then. I came on quiet streets. • • • V ing number, and was in the theater anddifferentfromother creams. Women here to tell you the news.” A grinding of the brakes and a vio­ Judith begins to have her doubts some ot us must be,, if that Is so! guess. Anyhow, one grabbed Eric Jewels are nice enough, yes, but so at the time. It Is to he hoped that say they see a great improvement in Eve rang for the maid. "Bring lent jolt brought her rudely out of about Eric, and Dr. Dom comes to such a situation will not occur again their complexions after the first appli­ and the other Dom. That professor some coffee and sandwiches,” she her drowse. her with an apology. is horse radish with roast/ beef, ^he first release of a thrilling'movie, a this evening. The two features be­ cation. If you want smoother, brighter nice auto ride, and oodles of things ing shown for the last time today and younger skin, use MELLO-GLO we can’t get terribly excited about! are “A Woman’s Heart” ' which Cream. It’s wonderfuL 1 know a girl earning $25 a week, feature Enid Bennett and Gayne J. W .pale, South Manchester. who.is paying for her $250 dla- Whitman and “West of Rainbow’s mond and s^phlre ring, bit by bit, the time the tardy guest, usually ar­ End” a fast-moving western with rives. week by week, and yet never has a the three pals Jack Perrin, Star­ Home Page Editorials cent for a* show or a magazine or When the others are - wondering light.-his horse and Rex the movie Good Natuie a summer vacation trip. collie In the stellar roles. Selected where they are going to store their And I think her as funny a child a n d Curing Tardy salad, and dessert, down sits the be short subjects will also he shown. A as she thinks me who prefer a new complete change of program will be /i lated guest, voraciously attacking his hors d 'onvres. Then on to his bok a week or a tw.o weeks’ vaca­ ** made tomorroifr, when “Wildfire” Guests soup! Watching him is a most dis­ tion up where the pines grow, to all <^lled the peer of all racing pictures heartening process indeed! the diamonds in the 'world,. After will be offered. It is the kind of a Good H a By Olive Roberts Barton all, whoever notices whether you’re film which everyone, no matter how Guests continue “to be .late an,d wearing a $2.50. dinner ring on your ABOUT MOUTH WASHES picking up loose debris around the hosts continue to be hdrried. One blase, thrills to and “Wildfire” is a Now is the tim e to b e ^ teeth and exciting a flow of saliva. might mention an earlier hour but little finger or not? And ■ who cares if you are or aren’t? Which masterpiece of its kind. A real bona By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN Some mouth washes contain oth­ I did know who Brillat Savarln there is one drawback to this. Some fide race Is the highlight of the SPECIAL SALE —your hens will lay reg­ dltor Journal of the. American er astringent substances in addi­ of the guests would be on time. isn’t a good argument, but just was. It seemed that he wrote aph­ proves that while others may mur- story and If this scene doesn’t make edical Association and of Hygela, tion to alcohol. These have the vir­ orisms. And this is one of his How about never asking the tar­ your blood tingle you are to be ularly right throu^ the 5 tues of contracting the guhi tissue, .der for ’em, I never will! the Health Magazine aphorisms: dy guests again, M. Savarln? pitied rather than blamed. The cast FANCY winter if you put them There are about 50 mouth wash- or hardening it. However, the nor­ mal blood supply of the tissues ot is an excellent one Including Alleen is on the market, all more or less “A man that keeps a good din­ Pringle, E^na Murphy, Holmes on this wonderful egg- the mouth is exceptionally rich and ner waiting for ‘ a tardy friend LATEST FOB SPORT Hike in their composition, all solid Herbert and Edmund Breese. with special claims as to their vir­ the effects are quite temporary. commits an outrage upon all the Oriental For sport wear, nothing Is making feed now. It Alkaline Washes other guests.” Another feature being shown is PERCALE tues in preventng disease. smarter .than the tweed coat lined contains Cod liver Meal In most Instances the antiseptic Alkaline mouth washes frequen*- A bit, of investigation Informs with some/such fur as nutria, “Never Weaken,” Harold Lloyd’s powers are due to small amounts ly are urged for a condition called me now that he was a French au­ squirrel, or one ot the new short latest mirth-quake. Harold uses All new patterns. ' —hens are able to work of alcohol in them, perhaps to boric acid mouth. Some dental authori­ thor -fho lived In 1794 and once haired pelts. skyscrapers for playthings In this ties urge acid mouth washes as be­ acid, or various other antiseptics. made a visit to America. Can it hilarious comedy that is said to Regular 25c quality faster and easier. It’s Actually the antiseptics act on ing better for getting rid of the ac­ be possible that even in those good bacteria only for the brief mom­ cumulated mucin on the teeth. old days of stately ceremoniousness fresh, pure and dean and ents when they come into actual All sorts of tests are suggested to an punctuality, Betsy Schuyler will get you inore eggs; contact with them. By the very na­ patients for determining whether Hamilton paced anxiously from ture of human contacts the mouth or not they have acid mouth or al­ her parlor window on Wall street PINC HEADS INrSPOnir EYES at a lower cost, than kaline mouth. The facts are that back to the kitchen, to tell the cook leceives new bacteria with each 19c yd. you ever have had be­ ereath. a healthful mouth, one that feels to put a little more hot water in Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN brings Normal Gums all right qnd is without odor, neeas the gravy to keep it from curdling “Growing On Values” fore. Now ia the time to The dentist cures serious Infee- only a simple rinsing with ivater or take the parsley off the hot tur­ lasting relief from constipation ons by applying substances. In after the use of the tooth brush. key plattep to keep it from wilting. adopt it! v" :rengths sufficient to be germlcl- But If a person feels more pleas­ Kindly notice that , Monsieur Don’t submit to the Eat two tablespoonfuls daily-— Blal, directly to the spot after the ant by the use of a tasteful or as­ Savarin chided not the tardy guest terrible inroads of in chronic cases, with every meal. Mad0 tgr >us Is evacuated. The normal guma tringent wash, why not have It— but the long suffering host. Says eonstipatipn. Read Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is raaran- R, I TEXTILE CO. |md teeth need no antiseptics. Here Just so he is under no Illusions as he, ‘‘If he isn’t there on time, go Mr. Davidsop’r message bf <*eer; teed to relieve constipation because right ahead.” 849 Main St. Park Bldg. dipple' cleansing washes are Quite to its virtues?. “KtUon'a AU tBRAN h u Bare been a it is 100% bran. Money bapk if S o ld b ^^ One might go into a dissertation Gcd’a-aand to n o. I hove apont hondrads it fails. So. Manchester iBfficlent. of dellua and auffarad untold agoiw>,and I Human nature seems to demand upon the merits of the latter plan, Kellogg’s ALL'-BRAN comes but it, too, has its drawbacks. For tWs n tl* to t loliat I haVa Wd to enjoy a mouth wash that Is SHOULDER DECORATIONS n a I' wSI aura be a booatar fw ALZr? ready to eat. Ddieious with milk LITTLE & McKi n n e y jleasantly flavored. Manufacturers instance, suppose the dinner has BBA|D aa hm i aa I Uva." or cream, with fruit, or in cooking. Mandiester. , Large chiffon roses, with trailing reached the stage where the filet O. T. DItobow. - Made dn Battle G r^ , Michigan.' Jolhis Hartt School of Mnsic Me peppermint, pleasant oils, lem- stems are liked for shoulder deco­ mignoh is being passed for the sec­ n s N. Streat, ^ermauta CaL p or orange for this purpose, but Sold by all grocers. Served every­ rations on chiffon evening gowns. ond time, and the peas and arti­ CQBflUpAtieR is a t the bottom of where. . Ida Levin, Teacher of Pianoforte. SMITH BROTHERS he flavor must be recognized chokes and potatoes. That is about loore 'i^n foriy harrowiMtMs- Alfred Cohn, Teacher of Violin. So. Manchestd*. .perely for what It Is and not for FOR DARK FROCKS the time in - most dinners when ea'seiL Unpleasant breath, Wotchy Studio: py special healing virtues. Embroidered pockets give a food looks to the guest about as I If dewing gum has any real use A green felt liat from Lanvin tvltk eomplaadcili, spots bqfore the eyes STATE THEATER RUIIJlING touch of gayety to dark frocks, and desirable as five o’clock tea to a a ciit felt tuft at the toil suggest^ gre forerroners of worseto For Appointments Call ' k M li ^eanidng , the mouth t>7 M%JPlt^.a§en .on clo^. coatSi ^ ltea;tastera’. union. And I t 808-5. 659 or 2-5010.

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Aittn^ia Sufferers Still Pay Word. Prices of Heroism. It Is eight years since the close From Mr, of the Worid War. Yet thousands of young Ameri­ The LAST and cans, who should be enjoying ^ the healthful activitiel of youth, Simmons are still paying the price in govern- hospitals, hopelessly crippled. FINAL SLAUGHTER Among these Tictims of the war there are no more pitiful cases than Our wondei-ful success has the victims of amnesia— loss of more than compensated us memory. •Nearly every government hospi­ for the great effort we have tal has at least one such case; a put into this Cash Raising young man in perfect condition physically, who cannot recall a Sale and gives us incentive to single fact concerning the life that make the last day the best of PRICES was his before the war. Memory is gone; these chaps can remember aU. Don’t by all means only the things that have happen­ allow this opportunity to slip ed after the war ended. Borne of them are cared tor in hy. Make up a list of things Many New Suprises Awedt You Here the homes of their parents; others you need at once and be here do not know who their parents are and have no means of getting in to morrow. WTiatever yon touch with them. They llye at do, don’t fall to visit this sale the hospitals, unable to communi­ cate with loved ones who may even TOMORROW. WE'LL EX- $ 5 ,0 0 0 be living in the next town. Tomorrow Saturday I Nothing Remains In Jim Blwell was a young war vet­ PECT YOU. i eran in such a predicament. His Stock O f mind had been wiped clean of ev­ erything that had happened before that shell exploded near him at Last Day Of SALE ' S h e l v e , Sedan. He did not recognize his parents, did not even know the Clothing Saturday sweetheart that was waiting for WILD DOGS ATTACK him. He was luckier than most, how­ -and— All prices shattered to the Bone. The ever. For a solution was found RUSSIAN VILLAGES last day of this Cash Raising Sale V ill for him, and his happiness was re­ stored to him. See the Greatest Bargain Giving of the His experience is told graphical­ Moscow, (United Press).— Packs Entire Sale. The Final Cuts in All ly in “ Broken Threads,” which of mad wolves are ravaging villages Men’ s Fumisjiings starts Monday, November 29 in and Isolated farms in the Tartar re­ Prices Will Bring a Terrific Rush of The Herald. Don’t fall to read public, spreading sucjh 'terror Executed Buyers. Those people who have wait­ this absorbing story. among the peasants that the gov­ ernment has sent a party of experi- j, A t Once ed for this last and final cut in all prices will enced hunters to help the natives ORDERED now be fully repaid. Nothing has been Spared. 30,000 STRAY DOGS exterminate the animals. i IN CITY OF MOSCOW The fierce animals are often driv- j Prices have Been Cut and then Cut Again. en toward human habitations when Clothing and Furnishings to Be Sold Less Than Moscow Nov. 26. (United Press). food is scarce in the height of the To Pay Creditors — By unofficial count of the city Russian winter, but this year they One Half Regular Price. It will Be Years Be­ authorities, thirty thousand stray have begun their depredations fore you are offered such standard Merchan­ earlier than usual. They do not at­ dogs are wandering about the dise at prices we now are marking. Make your streets and the outskirts of Mos­ tack people unless there are many cow. wolves against one person. | CASH plans to Be Here. Money Saved, Money Several years ago, hunger-driven ' As there are many wolves In the Earned. Remember S .^ U R D A Y NIGHT forests not far from the city, and as wolves attacked and laid regular j . M U ST B E wolves ara subject to rabies, the siege to a railroad train loaded with | ENDS IT. ^ danger of the homeless dogs becom­ livestock, until the guArds from the i ing mad through contamination top of the cattle-cars .shot them with the wolves is reported to be down. causing some concern. RAISED CASH MUST BE RAISED Poor sonny’s shoes got soaking wet He wore some earmuffs on his>ec;r. A T O NCE! The saddest kid in town. So Jack Frost wouldn’t sting. A T QNCE He has no shoes to stand in, yet Oh, lucky man. When wifey^ talked He simply can’t sit down. He couldn’t hear, a, thing. Your Last Chance! Prices Cut Beyond Belief! Sale Closes Positively Saturday!

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FIBER SILK SHIRTS ?3.98 A Whirlwind of Prices for the Finish! Your Last Chance Developed in very pretty patterns and made with For the Early Buyers extra solft collars. ANY SOFT HAT in ARROW COLLARS ATTENTION Mothers! MEN’S AND BOYS’ Last and Final Slaughter of Stock, Wanted Colors. All up to the minute BOYS GENUINE • SWEATERS styles. Soft BROADCLOTH NECKWEAR Last and and S tiff...... 9c BLOUSES Last and Final Cut $2.95 Prices on, Suits-Overcoats 59c to $5.00 Final Cut 45c Worth Double \ to Go ...... 65c The largest and mo^t beautiful Men’s Top Coats assortment of ties we have ever / Reguliar $25.00 .. $14.95 had. Each in a separate Christ­ mas box. LAST and FINAL CUT Men! Come in ^ t m ’day BOYS’ A LL \yOOL MEN’S! NAN TEX ■ y Men’s Overcoats and have a look at these JACKETS ATHLETIC BOYS’ $2.00 and $2.50 iLVi Broadcloth, Cojlar In Various Colors. Regular $45.00 $24.50 UNION SUITS . PANTS krs HANDKERCHIEFS WFk. Attached Last and Last and O C erw SHIRTS . . . 95c Final Cut $2.89 Men’s Suits Final C u t...... ^ O C 25c and 50c krw Wi Regular $30.00 . $14.95 Well made white linen squares at MEN’S CAPS 25c and tan silk handkerchiefs at Boys’ Suits 1 50c. Less Then M EN’S ALL WOOL MEN’S DR. KAHN’S Cost .... 95c JACKETS IN COLORS HEALTH UNION, Regular $15.00 . $6.95 IMPORTED LISLE BOYS’ " SUITS Last and Ef CAPS ...... / D C Boys’ Overcoats H O SE $1.00 Final Cut X O Last and Cash Must Be Raised Less than cost.. F ^ al Cut $1.39 A t Once. Full fashioned in many de­ Eiegular $16.50 $8.95 signs and colors. A wonder­ ful Christmas Gift.

State Theater Building WOOL COAT SWEATERS Men’s and Boys’ $5.00 All Wool Sweaters 751 Main Street All pure worsted sweaters. Plain and jacquard v/eaves. Excellent values. Sizes 36 to 46. Going at Price / Men’s Shop—Main Floor, North Store.

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By Frank Beck E E A P P ^ s a ^ SENSE AND NONSI GAS BIJGGIES-—Mark Time— Forward March rati > W K O WfiS HERE'S A FELLOW . LISTEN ,A M Y IN THATS YOUR TROUBLE ALL RIGHTS AMY. DIO YOU READ IN A NUTSHELL. YOU. A sign before a farmhouse bears THIS ARTfClg AapUT , TAlLOf WHO HAS DOPED OUT’ YOU’LL THIS BOOK, "SURE M GOING S this legend: “Drive Slow! Chick­ TH E

Oeeasionally a man loses con­ W V trol of his car by failing to keep up \ the installments.

It takes a jack to lift a car, and it takes jack to lift a mortgage.

THE CEIRISTENIXG Some friends of mine made up their minds To christen all their cars; y / :/.//////...... e 1S2 6 BY NEA SEBVICE. INC. To give their automobiles names It’s hal’d for a girl to make tlie Of famous Movie Stars. best of what she’s got when she SKIPPY by Percy Crosby Now Jimmy owned a Packard trim, ■^-TTr hasn't anything. -V-...... A racy, swift twin-six z . It was a rarin’ devil so I <^Af?f?Y A KNiFe ’n ’ ^ C A v s e uiHeN I s7>\Rr INTELLIGENCE TESTS He chritened It “Tom Mix.” CUHAT And Eddie had a Cadillac sesioes ME KNiPe I. ^ C o*rin ' L>P THIS tocuh I ocJNr HISTORY QUIZ For which the flappers fell. Cujmix ANY0e>oy'&,ss Tb e e r So he called it ‘Valentino,” A P ou ce io H is r t6 -! A name that suited well. C

And so they christened all their cars For stars well known -to fame: “Lew Cody,” “Douglas Fairbanks,” And many a noted name.

But when it came my turn to n ^ e The Ford I motor in 6oV XrfAS AMO A They thought that I was stumped, but I Just called it “Rin-Tin-Tin.” SEALS CAvsc; Speaking of old riddles: There’s one I never could find any sense to which goes: “Why does a hen cross SA L E SM A N The Art of Salesmanship By Swan a road.” I know the answer now $AM —they don’t. The autoist hits "tfeLUHCr VOU. 5\)5\E - IA^EONT I’D l ik e , n b T A f t t Y o O them before they get across. Hot PRoiJMD HtRE. fof? ft ToB ft6ft\H-No Dawg. G»0 VOft\T ON Hll^, S'oO Rw HfWjE. O N - t w n l v MRU Cam QorT me. FiftT, eKO otfE cr me. 1o aT0CKIN6r3—, Ford is no longer the author of T¥lKE. HIM\ BRCK PlGftiH- I 'n ThROOGH the tin best sellers. ua Do Not KCtP' 7 / This test is concerned only with The smoothest running thing we ‘■setL Incidents and characlfers which about a car is the salesman’s >T have figured in American history. tongue. V'- ' WHKT The correct answers appear on an­ Mow other page. 0 0- If it wasn’t for short skirts the VAa/P 1— Who is shown in the accom­ pedestrians might stand a chance. panying picture? 2— What group of people cele­ Fifty years ago a fsllow was brated the first Thanksgiving in never disappointed with dates— no America? flat tires in those days. ■ 3— What country sold the Lou­ isiana territory to the United Snow: “What kind of head trou­ States ? ble is be bothered w ith?” 4— Who made the first Ameri­ Sleet: “ Oh, -he was in a twin-^ ioto can flag? six mouth and a one-cylinder 5— How long did the Revolu­brain!” KOT Its*, tionary War last? "TWiih owe. T o 6— Who led the raid on Harper’s Traffic Cop: What’s the idea of ClSTo»^t.A .y K __ BY H U sawKX INC Ferry? balling up traffic! W’by don’t you ■taminninm llllllllli 7— Who became president of theuse your noodle? By Blosser United Slates by the death of Abra­ Sweet Miss: Didn’t know the car FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Not Such a Bad Record ham Lincoln? had one. 8— In ^^lat year was the Monroe r ISZATSofiSZAT Doctrine presented to Congress? A Grade Crossing Wai’ning AUSSUS VODER PAVS WAT DOS LOOktS like S O ? IT u o s r o N E y jXOKBSr} iirn i 9— From whom did the UnitedStop, and let the train go by, t a k e A£B DOS 6 E e - i r AAU&V00<5?? SAV^ 6 ’WAAil A ■OB A WALK. - OAie. PRIZE ALU /^ANY T im e s _ , ONce.'; States get the Statue of Liberty? It only takes a minute; LOOKS LIUS I WAA»r VA To tc/

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.1 -' lU' (Bead the Story, Then Color the Picture) The Tinymites looked all around. with ease. Said he, “Now please be “A hiding place must now be found patient while I tie an apple tight.” - M6S , D^D, TweVR NftCHf ‘BURNED YES. for all the apples that we. have,” The string jras wound around the r NM fiO lM ' MND \ POUND 'EM S-rRftNOED BU-f frtftNK said Scouty to them all. And then stem, and he surprised the rest of WrfH NOUNG ?Tu 8B;s . -did he spied a hay chute near, and them by pulling up the apple till REOOGNiZe j rushed right up and said, “Ah, ’twas almost out of sight. OUD / HE DIDN'T here is just the proper place, above Then Scouty shinnied up the E.£(J0G^\X£ this empty horse’s stall.” wall to reach the chute above the A hay chute, as you likely know. stall. That’s where the apple rested, US/ Is where they put the horse feed so and was swinging to and fro. He the animal can reach right up and then reached out and grabbed the eat his meals with east. The plan thing and, with one jerk, removed to hide the apples there where the string. It seems that there are none would ever chance to stare few good tricks that Scouty doesn't Beemed very good, so Scouty said, know. fW e need string, if you please.” Said he, "H ow simple this is And, when the piece of string done. But, say, our task is just be­ Vas brought, ’twas thrown up high gun.” And so the rest took up the until it caught, and looped across job of hauling up the fruit. As fast the hay chute' top and hung down as they would reach the top, wee to the ground. As Ukey looked andi, Scouty gave the signal, “Stop!" patched the trick, he said, “No And then he’d pull each apple loose jdoubt your plan is slick, but say, if and drop it In the chute. .we don’t hurry we are likely to be (To he Continued.) |ound.” V. r Then Scouty dropped down to his (An apple falls on Clowny to tho^ l^ees, and swiftly worked away next story)* /

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/ MANCTESTIJR EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, NOV. 26, 1926.

Two ducks: 2058, Hope A. Che­ 8067, James E. Finlay, 10 Wether- son, Myrtle street. I Girl Reserves are requested to ney, Florence street. ell street. Fifty pounds of sugar: 6118, return all tickets and receipts for John E. Dougan, Jr., Oak Place. | ^$H0PPIN(7 the Japanese tea, also to secure MANCHESTER MAN One bushel turnips: 6155, John Two L|ght Brahmas: 10047, L. their middy ties and make settle­ Learned, Hartford Road. M. Fostei% Parker street. DAY5 TILL ment by Sulday noon at the latest. One box King Perfectos: 7366, ROAST CHICl [EN DINNER . One bushel onions: 6963, Walter C h ristm as/ Sunday night will be an import­ WINS THE TURKEY Lucius Pinney, Prospect street. Wilkinson. Cooper street. AT TOW] f ALMSHOUSE ant time for the Gyp club, when Two White Le^orns: 2635, Wil­ they will have as a speaker, Dr. liam Custer, 25 Bdgerton street. Two pumpkins: 12130, W. H. Thanksgiving was made happy o ? Gardner Cambridge street. Sidney A. Weston of Boston, edi­ One bushel potatoes: 12085, C. and homelike for the elderly people tor of the Pilgrim Press. He was *^he store that holds faith with the people.’* E A. Kosslck, local. One bushel apples: 8164, Dr. T. at the town almshouse yesterday by W. Goff, Chestnut street. one of the most popular speakers at Comer Main and Maple Streets. Telephone 2006. s Laberge Geer Lucky Man at Five-pound box of Apollo choco­ Mr. auiQ Mrs. Oliver. All but three the recent State Sunday school con- lates: 10709, C. H. Leppert, 100 Two fowls: 7544, F. Quish, Edg- of the fifteen who - regularly sit vent^n, Hartford. Young people F. KELLEY, Prop. | Hose Company’s Thanks­ Walnut street, Hartford. erton street. down to the meals were present. from the different societies In town Two Plymouth Rocks: 252, A. One box cigars: 11156, George Relatives from Andover came- and have been invited to attend the Povier, 217 North Main street. Young, Harttord. took away one couple and another meeting Sunday evening. giving Dance. One bushel turnips: 6943, Jacob Trio of S. C. R. I. Reds: 4242, spent the day with relatives in We Never Lose Sight i Kotsch, 38 Spring street. Mrs. Bruce Wetmore, Boston. town. One bushel carrots: 6209, E. Bur- One dozen cabbages: 1337, W. Just before the meal was ready, Give Helpful Attention back, 9 Cottage street. Bendall, 113 Chestnut street. Milikowski’s delivery wagon stop­ The annual social and dance giv­ Two bags of flour: 10656, J. W. en by Hose and Ladder Company Two Plymouth Rocks: 3390, ped and delivered a beautiful bou­ To Swollen Joints Charles Felber, Elwood street. Saladoane, Hartford. quet of cut flowers to brighten up ^//// /I Of Quality I No. 1 of the South Manchester Fire One bushel apples: 3668, H. S. Department at Cheney Hall Thanks­ One bushel apples: 104777, Jelm the Thanksgiving table. Dinner To get relief when pain tortured Tire Service Company, of Hartford. Fogarty, 311 South Main street. was served at noou and included joints and muscles keep you in con­ You have found that year in and year out the food­ I ^ giving Eve was a rousing' success. Goose: 8909, Earl Rogers, South Ovfir 500 were*In attendance. One bushel potatoes: 14319, T- roast chicken with dressing, mashed stant misery rub on Jolnt-Eease. stuffs you purchase here are of the same high grade Hooper, Hartford. Manchester post office. potatoes and turnips, creamed It is quickly absorbed and you As usual interest centered about Two Rhode Island Reds: 4727, Pop’s had the saving habit and quality as when we first sold them. In fact they may Two White Wyandottes: 10851, onions, sweet potatoes, cranberry He’s sure been growing strong. can rub it in often ^ and expect re­ the “Turkey, Goose and Pig” i-affle. J. E. Durham, 93 Chestnut street. F. Webster, Middle Turnpike.^ sauce, celery, pumpkin and mince sults more speedily. Get it at Mag- be even better. Any article that we buy and sell to you L. H. Geer, of PitHiu street won One bushel potatdes: 8031, R. His pocketbook is fat right now. that deteriorates in quality is dropped from our stock. • One bushel carrots: 3209, D. Bel- pie and cheese, bread, butter, tea But won’t be very long. nell Drug Co., So. Manchester, or the biggest prise of the evening, the lucl, 12 Cottage street. Lindsay, Edgerton street. and fruit. In the evening a light any druggist in America.—Adv. This poUcy protects you at all times and helps us main­ turkey. Most of the 38 prize win­ Two ducks: 1347, Mrs. F. J. Ben­ a Twelve silk ties: 7809, Mrs. J. supper was served, ending with Lameness and Soreness tain our reputation. \ ners were local persons- A few Earoni, 142 School street. dall, 113 Chestnut street. fruit cake and peach sauce. i were from Hartford. One was from Five pounds of Nectar coffee: Two fowls: 4160, Emma Harri­ trice Dart, Miss Beatrice Lord, Miss HOME MADE SPECIALS Boston. CENTER CHURCH NOTES Helen Gould, Miss Doris Langdon. The affair made a typical Miss Hazel Trotter would like Plans will be made at this time DAILY Thanksgiving Day scene by the way the ladles on the committee to see for the Christmas play. the hall was “decorated.” The about Christmas Sunday school ex­ At 8 p. m. all chairmen of the Chicken Salad Home Made Pies turkeys, geese, ducks, pig and vege­ ercises to meet with her this eve­ recent bazaar, “ft. Street in Tokio” tables were placed about the sides Joint-Ease Egg Salad Baked Beans ning at the church at 7:30, namely will report and all interested are of .ihe room and all but the latter fM O N E ! Miss Gertrude Carrier, Miss Bga- invited to hear these reports. Rub It In—Tube 60 Cents I Vegetable Salad Macaroni and Cheese made plenty of noise as if voicing Potato Salad Italian Style Spaghetti their disapproval of the whole af­ Home Made Crullers 3 fair. Shrimp Salad Home Made Cup Cakes A1 Behrend’s orchesU’a furnished Country Club Salad the music and dancing followed un­ GOOD THINGS TO EAT Home Made Biscuits and 9 til a late hour. Arthur Lashinske / Cold Slaw Roils. and Fred Van Ness conducted the Three Phones CaU 2000 TUESDAY and THURS. WED. and FRIDAY raffling of the tickets. % .. Raised Doughnuts. Codfish Cakes. 3 Following is the list of prize win­ 3 ners: PINEHURST HAM BURG...... 25c lb. FRIDAY ONLY Turkey: 3802, L. H. Geer, Pitkin Of rinchm-st Quality. ’nuff sed. street. Vegetable Clam Chowder. Goose: 8781, Jane Starkie, East PINEHURST CREAMERY TUB BUTTER ..., . . .49c lb. Hartford. SATURDAY a Pig: 7622, James Richmond, Roast Chicken Chop Suey 3 Pine street. PURE L A R D ...... 15>/2 lb. Chicken Pies Boston Brown Bread One silk dress pattern: 344ft, Harry Meikeljohn, Park street. YELLOW GLOBE TURNIPS ...... 23c Peck One-half ton of coal: 10852, J. Real Yellow Globes with a flavor that wiU make you want land Salt Herring. . 3 Canade, 150 High street. more. ^ Yellow Peas. Brown Beans. Gaffelbiter. § SWEET POTATOES, 5 lbs...... 17c Budget Buyers Trade at the Swedish Syrup. Anchovies. 3 War Victim Kiln Dried Sweets will start to come in now, and they will Potato Flour. - Smoked Salmon and Hali-' 3 cost more. Swedish Rolled Oats. but. a Nectar Table Imported and Domestic. Russian Sardines. 3 Raisins Raisins Health Bread. Maple Syrup. = HEALTH MARKET Swedish, Scotch and Hol­ Pure Honey. 3 Meat Department Housewices who have to keep^ within a certain amount in their buying find that they can buy the highest quality meats at the lowest prices at Hale’s Health Market. Full line of Imported and Domestic Cheese, Pickles, WE SELL WHAT WE ADVERTISE— Olives, Onions and Relishes. AS ADVERTISED. Fresh Pigs’ Knuckles and Sauerkraut. We want you to know what we know—that you cannot buy Full line of Cooked and Smoked Meats including our better Meat Products than Pin^urst quality. Quality means Lean Fresh Pork own Baked Ham. more to us than mere materials. It can only be attained by Arlington and Otto Stahl’s Delicious Pork Sausage. those with whom it is a dally habit—and who build not merely LEAN TENDER ROAST, lb...... 32c FRESH PIGS’ FEET, lb...... 10c to the letter, but to the spirit of the specification. For seven Dr. Peter’s Kuriko and Alpenkrauter. years the policy of this store has been “Quality First.” FRESH SHOULDER PORK SAUSAGE MEAT, lb ...... 25c ROAST, lb...... 25c FRESH SPARE RIBS, lb...... 22c LINK SAUSAGES, lb...... 32c Tender Boneless Chuck Pot Roasts. 3 Heavy Cream — Strictly Fresh Eggs — Brown’s 3 Top Cut - ...... 25c to 29c lb. i Butter—^Fresh Oysters. | Bottom C u t ...... 35c to 39c lb. MB BB Tender Lean Beef Honeycomb Tripe Beef Liver Corned Beef Tongue i store open every evening until 9 P. M., and all day 3 FRESH GROUND HAMBURG, lb. .. .18c BOSTON ROLLED ROAST, lb...... 30c E Thursday. 3 Shoulders of Lamb, boned and rolled, special 27c lb LEAN BEP STEW, lb...... ^ . .. .20c Try a shoulder with brown gravy and baked SJRLOIN ROAST, Ib...... 34c SHORT CUT RIB ROAST, lb. 25c and 33c brown potatoes. * liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiHiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiin

iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii»iiiiiii»iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Brightwood Sausage. m m M Pinehurst Home Made Sausage Meat. Lamb Roasts Or would you like a Tender Native Roasting Chicken I BEING ABLE TO BUY . or a Fowl for Fricasse? TENDER LEGS OF LAMB, lb...... 36c BONELESS LAMB ROAST, lb...... 35c Fresh Shoulders! Lean Roasting Pork. Tender Rib Roasts. Try Pinehurst Sliced Bacon. BLUE RIBBON BAKERY This is the way Jim Elwell looked before the war. After the war, a Just the best pieces of Pinehurst Quality Corned Beef PRODUCTS helpless victim of shell shock, ^he that you could desire. Lean Briskets, Thick Ribs or didn’t even know his own name. He Sirloin Flanks at 18c to 25c Ib. Ribs for hash at 12c lb. —but read for yourself, in “Broken A t Your Neighborhood Store Has Threads,” the absorbing story of Ripe Tomatoes Celery Lettuce how this ex-doughboy found him- Already Met With Public Approval - lelf. It starts Monday, November H!IBE22iKE^5!jIHS5!Si5 29, in The Herald. Many new customers are being added to our list of niiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin IT PAVS TO WAIT ON YBURS Blue Ribbon Bakery enthusiasts. With our bakery ' products being sold at all leading stores in addition to I Service — Quality — Low Prices | our carts we feel that most everyone in town now has a A. H. Phillips an opportunity to obtain our products. If you cannot a get what you want just 'phone us and we will take care So. Manchester Store SATURDAY SAVINGS at of your orders. Hotel Sheridan Bldg. I Saturday Specials I SMALL LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS ...... 25c lb Manchester’s Public Pantry = FRESH PORK TO ROAST, sweet and tender, Milk" Van Camp’s i rib or loin ...... 35c lb. I Blue Ribbon Bakery S SMALL NATIVE FRESH H A M S...... 30c, 35c lb. CALIFORNIA YELLOW i FRESH SPARE RIBS ...... 25c lb. FELSJ^APTHA SOAP, i Best Bakery Products Sold, 3 for 29c = FANCY LEGS SPRING L A M B ...... 35c lb. FREE STONE PEACHES, 10 bars ...... 55c i A. W. JOHNSON — 0. F. VIERTEL i BONELESS ROAST OF LAMB...... 32c lb. C a n ...... 12c E Proprietors. i BONEI.ESS VEAL ROAST...... 35c lb. E PRIME RIB ROAST ...... 35c lb. E 56.-58 Cbttage Street Phones 2197, 2150 and 2144 Com = FANCY BOTTOM ROUND R O A ST...... 35c lb. 3 for 25c I BONELESS POT RO A ST...... 25c lb. Extra Specials 1iiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii3iiiiii>fi GOLD MEDAL OR PILI^BURY SCOTTISH CHIEF CORN, 2 c a n s -----25c «3S3C3C3SS83«XX3£3S9SS«J«3«3J50t3SX3«3S3S563S3t9a«^3^ Pressings—No. 1 can., I A Steak Sale FLOUR, large b a g ...... $1.24 EVAPORATED MILK, c a n ...... 11c i TENDER SIRLOIN STEAK ...... 45c lb. BEAN HOLE BEANS, IWaine made style, All kinds. E FINE SHORT STEAK ...... ; ...... 50c lb. no tomato sauce, large can...... 23c MAYFLOWER VERMONT SYRUP, H-OOats i OUR HOME MADE SAUSAGE MEAT, none better medium c a n ...... 12'/zc pint bottle ...... 29c BUFFALO MARKET CO. S m a d e ...... 30c lb. SELECTED EARLY VARIETY HECKER’S OR WASHBURN’S PAN 12 2 Phone 456. 1071 Main Street. Phone 456. 2 for 25c I OUR FRESH GROUND HAMBURG STEAK .... 20c lb. PEAS, 2 cans ...... 25c CAKE FLOUR, package...... >/ C /' I Delicatessen Department CALIFORNIA MEDIUM SIZE PRUNES, 2 lbs...... 23c SATURDAY MEAT I FINE ROASTED CHICKENS...... $1.50 S&BFrankfurts E Generous size. S BAKED B E A N S ...... 15c qt., 2 qts. 25c SPECIALS 37c I BRdWN B R E A D ...... 8c and 15c loaf Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Large Jar—Special Price. I PIES FANCY CALIFORNIA GRAPEFRUIT, EXTRA FANCY CALIFORNIA NAVEL CHICKENS...... 33c lb. ORANGES, dozen ...... 83c I Apple 30c. Lemon Meringue 40c. 2 f o r ...... 22c FLORIDA SEALDSWEET ORANGES, FANCY CAPE COD FO W L...... 82c lb. Cleanser I Pumpkin 40c. Squash 40c. Chocolate Meringe 40c. d o z e n ...... 33c CRANBERRIES, quart ...... 10c ROAST PO R K ...... 28c lb. = Individual Pies—^Apple 10c, Squash, Pumpkin, Lemon ICEBURG LETTUCE, head ...... 14c EXTRA FANCY FLORIDA FRESH SHOULDERS...... 25clb. S Meringue, Chocolate Meringe...... 15c ORANGES, dozen ...... 69c YELLOW GLOBE OR WHITE 6 for 25c S CUP CAKES...... 35c dozen CELERY, bunch ...... 14c TURNIPS, peck ...... 25c ROAST B E E F ...... 15c, 20c, 25c lb. s Coceanut, Chocolate, Maple Walnut, Orange. . PORK CHOPS ...... 28c, 35c lb. Contest Sale S FUDGE CAKES ...... 40c = Soda Biscuits, hot at.4 p. m...... 20c dozen STEAKS, all k in d s...... 20c, 25c, 28c, 30c and 35c lb. Sunbrite E Raised Biscuits and Rolls, hot at 4 p. m...... 25c dozen Dairy Products and Provisions FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS TODAY Help the Manager Win a watch. PARKSDALK FARM EGGS, dozen .. .44c WEDGEWOOD OR CLOVERBLOOM FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES [ Manchester Public Market FRESH EGGS, medium size, dozen . . . 65c BUTTER, lb ...... 49c 'Where There’s Life- MEADOW GOLD FRESH MADE A full assortment at all times. PURE LARD, lb...... 16c There’s a Phillips I A, Podrove, Prop. Phone 10 BUTTER, 2 lbs...... 98c DELIVERY ALL OVER TOWN. Store” Ksaesfla fiSmurbteter €u»ttina Hrralh FRIDAY, NOV. 23,1923. PAGE SIXTEEN

Rev. and Mrs. Edward P. Allen CONCERT returned to their home in Auburn- - PUBLIC WHIST - dale, Mass, today after spending Ib e Men’s Choral Clnb Thanksgiving with the family of of .Manchester Tomorrow Evening, Keeney their son. Rev. Frederick G. Allen. Street School. RICHARD CROOKS Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson Auspices Good Will Club. and children of Boston spent Tenor Prizes. Refreshments. 35c. Thanksgiving with his par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. John E. John­ After ing Apparel Sale Hazel Theodorowlcz, Cellist son of Clinton street. Mildred Godfrey Hall, Harpist Archibald Sessions, Director DANCE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips, Jr. of Paterson, N. J., are spending a / High School Hall Saturday Evg. Nov. 27 few days with their parents, Mr. Fur Trimmed and Mrs. Robert Phillips, Sr. ot Monday, Nov. 29, 8.13 p. m. AT THB NEW CITY VIEW DANCE HALL West Middle Turnpike. All of, the Tickets now at Watkins and Kemps KEENEY STREET children of the latter were pres­ a l b e h r e n d ’s o r c h e s t r a . ent, fifteen in all enjoying a boun­ Admission SOc. tiful Thanksgiving dinner. It was ABOUTTOWN also the fourth wedding anniver­ sary of Mr. and Mrs. William Phil­ The Luther League of the Swed­ Mrs. Dominick Nicola of 149 Oak lips of Summit street. street who was operated upon at DRESS COATS ish Lutheran church will hold its regular monthly meeting this eve­ the Memorial hospital about a week “The fourth sitting of the Army ago, is making favorable progress. ning at 8 o’clock. and Navy Clutt pinochel tournament will sUrt at 7:30 tonight. Twelve The regular monthly business Country Club members are re­ teams are entered in the tourney . in a specially priced group at meeting of the Bpworth League will minded of the bridge party to be held this evening at the clubhouse be held at the Methodist church Mr. and Mrs. David McCollum of on South Main street.______this e v e n in g . ______Florence street entertained visitors yesterday. They were Mr. and Mrs. R, G. Cutler and Mr. and Mrs. Deep Values James H. Mosher of Myrtle Beach, Miss Sadie Norris of New York and Pile up to Francis Quinn of Boston. Fabrics $95 A birthday party was given in honor of Charles Saunders of Bol­ X r o m i ton Center last Sunday. About 50 guests were present, including some If you have been waiting until ndw" to buy a new winter coat we advise you to come from New York, Boston, Hartford, in and see these coats which we are offering at $59.50. Deep rich pile fabrics—all silk You Are Invited To | Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. M. J. MacDonald of Manchester lined—trimmed with luxurious fur collars and cuffs. For best selection come early—- Green, who has been ill with pneu­ monia and pleurisy, is able to be the best buys will go first. “Toyland” For A | up and about. Following are some of the Man­ chester - college students who are spending the Thanksgiving hoU- Valued C olors Furs Bushel Of Fun. | days at their homes here: Thomas Trant and Henry McCann of St \VirH., SANTA HERE IN PERSON, THE JOLLY S Thomas, R. Shea of St. John’s, upito BROWN BLACK Fitch Fox Paw :j',D cAiNT INVITES YOU TO COME SEE HIS | Everett McKinney and Francis BLUE Kid Fox Squirrel Little of Tufts, Louis Leldholdt $95.00 RED WORKSHOP, THE THREE REINDEERS AND HIS | and Norbert House of Northeast­ GRAY NAVY Men. Beaver Platinum Wolf SLED. I ern, John Powers of Connecticut Aggies, Edward Gill of Worcester Hundreds of New Toys, Dolls, Gaines and other s Tech, Ernest Zwlck of Springfield, Edward Folsom of Springfield, things to interest young and old. S William Hutton of Worcester Tech. See the new “Buddy L” Toys. The wonderful | William Wilson of Brooklyn, N. Lionel Electric trains, the new “ Erector” with its big = Y. spent the Thanksgiving holidays $59.50 Pile Fabric Coats building possibilities. Doll Houses, Furniture, etc. See = with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ $ 3 5 .0 0 the wonderful Bicycles, Velocipedes, Sleds, Doll Car- = liam Wilson of Arch street. These coats are duplicates of much higher priced ones. The popular, straightline pile fabric coats trimmed with fur collars and suits, Mendoza bea­ riages. ALL IN TOYLAND IN DOWN STAIRS SEC- = REC NOTES ver, wolf, and fox— in the winter shades of red, brown, black, rust and grackle. TIpN. I The Main Office will meet the Machine Shop in the Industrial vol­ Christmas Now The | ley ball league tonight'and the Vel­ vet Mill will take on the Weavers. $35.00 Dress and Sport Coats Much interest is being shown In No Just think of buying a winter coat for $15. It doesn’t sound possible but Leading T opic With | the boys’ swimming class which Approval you will find some good looking dress coats fashioned of suede materials with $ 1 5 .0 0 meets from 4:15 to 5:15 on Mon­ ^ ! fur collars and cuffs; smart sport coats in novelty mixtures with fur collars for days. This is an opportunity for ' only $15. Don’t delay -buy a coat now! hoys from 8 to 12 years old to learn All Santa’s Headquarters | to swim. Director Chaney is the in­ Sale. COAT DEPARTMENT--SECOND FLOOR structor. I Final Attendance at the Tuesday and ; I rtiursday men’s gym class is steadl- Here ; i ly increasing in atcendance. The ‘ I average now is 15 with the possi- For more than a half century this has been the regu­ I billty of more joining soon. Men are one lot o f lar stopping place for Santa to unload his pack. Come paironizing the building more than select your gifts early. : I ever. The Increase of members ■C ; I among the men from October 5 to . j November 23 was 90. Let Her Buy A Coat, As | Ik and Jersey Frocks Hand paint ’ ■ ir istmas greeting cards at 10c at Packard’s Phar- I Your Gift, You’ll Save If | macy.— Adv. am wm I She Selects It Now | 1 At makers’ cost for one day more. Not only coats r = but all new Winter wearables for woman, miss or girl. L ' .'C Regular Price $16.95

I ’ NEW WINTER COATS, NEW DRESSES, NEW .1 983 Main Street. You surely can afford to buy a new dress now when the> = BLOUSES, NEW SWEATERS, HOUSE GARMENTS | are being offered at only $7.98. Good quality silk and jersey High Grade Silk Underwear. frocks in the newest styles and colors. Dresses suitable for I ARE ALL AT MAKERS’ COST. | school, office, sport, afternoon. In fact, for all general wear. C'dlldren’s Dainty Dresses Colors: I FOR ONE DAY MORE. | Infants’ and Children’s Wool NAVY, BPOWN, BLACK, RED, GREEN MiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliD Knit Garmejits and Novelties. SPECIAL . jTION —on— lllllllllllllllllilllllllllliillllllllllllllllliliiilllllllilllllllllllllillillllllllillllllilllililil SUNDAY DINNER I Select Gifts N ow . | at the Winter Millinery Satin and Cloth Frocks In order to make room for the holi­ = Already the ladies are selecting gifts for their gentle- 5 day goods we must reduce our entire i men friends. They are wise, for now our stock is fresh 1 Hotel Sheridan stock of hats— metalllcs, satins, benga- T w o E and complete. Here are some suggestions: S Turkey, Duck or Chicken llnes, felts and velvets are included in the lot. with all the fixings, $1. For $25.00 All $1.95 H A T S ...... $1.00 12 M. to 2:30 P. M. Sales M en’s Hose Also a la Carte Service. $4.95 H A T S ...... $2.95 Regular Price $25.00 $5.96 H A T S ...... $3.95 Final Silk and wool Hose in fancy It has been months since we have been able to offer $10.00 H A T S ...... $7.95 dresses of such quality, style and workmanship as these for the patterns. Interwoven and low price of two (2) for $25. Smart frocks of cloth or silk trimmed with tucks, jabots, pleats, etc. . other brands 75c and $1. Fancy Cashmere Hose SOc and 65c. SPECIAL! SPECIAL! M en’s Discontinued Corsets Rayon Silk Vests Neckwear y 79c a n d $1.00 A wonderful assortment $3.50 o f new patterns including We Carry a Complete Line of Discontinued models of well known makes. Modart, Nemo and Bon Ton, Colors: Peach, pink, white and maize; This would make a practical 4 in flesh brocade. Styles for the medium and stout. Values up to $8.50. Christmas gift. silk and wool at $1. “ONYX” CORSETS—SECOND FLOOR A RAYON VESTS—MAIN FLOOR Others at $1.50 and $2.00 HOSIERY Boys’ Neckwear at 50c. "POINTEX HEEL” Fashioned to accentuate the Men’s Silk Mufflers ...... $2.00 to $3.50 grace of trim feminine ankles, ONE ONLY. $65 Christmas Wool Plaid Mufflers ...... $2.50 in all the newest shades. Prices: $1.00, $1.50, $1.65 Hoover Cleaner. $35 Greeting .Cards and $1.95 Pair. Slightly used. Guaranteed prefect. 5c to 25c I Arthur^ L Hultman | , . SOU TH ^MR N CHCS TER • C ONN S Visit Our New Boys’ Department. 5

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