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■ *<; •• V. 70L . XLIIL, NO. 44. (EIGHTEEN PAGE5) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEIV^ER 5, 1928. (P. O. So. Manclii^er, 9cAi>.) PRICE rUKEE CEN'I!S
EXPERT SEES As the “Lame Duc|^^^essik)n of Congress Was Opened
_7s NEW ERA FOR ; COnON TRADE \ Industry Has Been Handi Monarch Making Slow Bat capped for Past Three Satisfaclorj Progress^ .Years by Overproduction, -.^1 Killed In Cdtirf Rdont Queen itesumes Her Coo- Rupprecht Says. New York, Dec. 5.— Sidney^$Leo Kgllstrand, another court at tomary Affto RSla^Doc- Weiss, alias “ Whitey” was shot tendant, grappled with Weiss in an By AV. S. COUSINS and killed in a court room here to attempt to subdue him. day after wounding. an attendant Kallstrand was struck over the tor Passes Die Night at as he .attempted to evade a sen head by Weiss’ gun add Weiss had I. N. S. Financial Editor tence o f . life imprisonment ny leveled his pistol at Captain John shooting his way out of the room Doyle and pulled the trigger. The King's Bedside^-Prince Xe-w York, Dec. 5.— ‘‘Over pro- where he was about to be sen gun jammed and Doyle fired twice, ■iiiction of cotton goods has been tenced. instantly killing Weiss. Expected Next Week. the greatest single handicap of the On, being led before Judge After-the shooting^ a rumor, ran textile industi'v in the past two George L. Donnelly for sentence through the court building that a after a fourth cqnyictipn of rob witness in fthe Rothstein case bad (IV three years, but with aggressive bery, Weiss pulled a giin from his Jaeen ^tiot. 'Tie Rothstein Jiearing laHulon, Deo. 5.——It-was iird intelligent handling that prob pocket and fired .three shots. was being conducted a few doofs learnetl from an anthoritatiTe One shot struck .Court Attend from Judge Donnelly’s court room source- this' afterndo'n'* that lem is gradually being solved and King George is making “ slow a new era of prosperity for tex ant A1 Williams in. the hand, the but the case-bad no-connection other two going wild. Williams and with the lUitiistein hearing. but ■ satisfactory • pro^pps,” tiles,is just around the corner.” said, the Rxcliange Teleji^aph. Frederick K. Rupprecht, chair ' Qneen Mary and her (daugh. man of the board and president of tier. Viscountess liascellcs, took their castomar,v . antoihobile’ the Consolidated Textile Corpora Tlie official opening of the “ lame duck” or short session of the 70th Congress Is pictured above. Representative Nicholas Longworth o f' U D Y DORIA HOPE WOIUCS ride-in the afternoon. tion and the Consolidated Selling ! ______Cincinnati, speaker of the House, is show'n presiding, at.the desk just in front of the flag. f Corporation, one of the best known ANXIETY LBS.SE.VS. textile experts in America, felt ONCE WEALTHY London, Dec. 5.— England’s quite hopeful over the outlook as SMITH CARRIED MASS. AS CLERK IN N. Y. STORE anxiety over the condition of King he reviewed the situation in an ex DIES A I’AUPER PICK GARDNER, George -lessoned somesrhat’' today clusive interview for International when an official bulletin Issued by the royal ph.vsicians shorty before News Service today. yjrio-er Prints Disclose That BY 17,192 PLURAUn One of England's Richest eleven o’clock this morning stated ■ A: ‘‘There is a 2.t per cent over Oid .M.in Was Once a Bay HOUSELEADER that “ His Majesty had passed a fair production in cotton textiles at this > State Millionaire, night.” I time, which has had an adverse ef and Best Known Society The bulletin .was. signed' by Sir fect upon market prices of the Official Count Shows Walsh Nashua, N. H., Dec. 5.— An OF DEMOCRATS Stanley HeAvitt-and Lord Dawson, goods and the earnings of the tex BIG C m E S HELP old man tottered into the office of Penn. It was timed 10:30 a. m.. tile manufacturers,” said Rup of a local physician, muttered Women Labors Behind a but was not posted until about 15 precht. The industry, he points out, Won Senatorship by 125,- something about wanting to minutes later. It read as follows: has tackled the problem from two tell his real name and died in Texan is Avowed Tariff Pro Counter on 5th Avenue. Gains Their Confidence and “ The King has passed a fair angles, the intelligent reduction of ‘BUYS’ NOT A t i a the physician’s arms. night. There are reasons to hope mill output of cotton goods and the' 000 Majority— Big Wet Fingq.v prints disclosed that that the recrudescence of infection scientific study of possible new he was Wilfred A. Bailey, once tectionist— -May Upset All Joins Gang Which Work which caused the last . rise in tegi- avenues of consumption for all a millionaire resident of Wor New York, Dec. 5^— Society was perature is being moderated.” ^ grades of cotton cloth. Vote on Referendum. Doran Says New Yorh;, Phil cester county, Mass., promotor still gasping, today over the revela The refer.qjpce to>the return of the Moving Unprofitable of a trantion line and varies His Party's Policies on tion that until yesterday the daug;h- ed In New England. infection (apparently that in the ‘‘Up to the present time, the hotel properties. ter of one^ of England’s yichest and lung) w'as receiv.ed somevyhat de- moving of the New' England mills Boston, Mass., Dec. 5.— Governor adelphia, Chicago, St. pressingly despite the fact that .the In ISOS he was convicted of the Subject. best known peers had been working to the soutfiern districts has not Alfred E. Smith carried Massachu forgery on a matter involving ■Boston. Mass., Dec. 5.— Hpw shV King had passed a fair night. Last as a shop giVl in a local department been as profitable as expected,” setts by a plurality of 17.192 voles Louis, Detroit Are Wet. on'y a few thousand dollars. had gained the confidence of a gang night’s bulletin which statedrtliat Rupprecht declared. ‘‘Operations in in the presidential election, accord This, was the turning poin,t of store at the queenly salary. of.:$25 the Kings’s rise in tempetature still the new territory have uncovered his career. Under the name of Washington, Dec. 5.—-Elevation of Shoplifters whose operations in “ persisted’^tateo stoted otherwrfse ing to final official returns' made a .freek. , ^ ■; a number of unexpected h a n ^ Russell Bancroft and C. J-- of Rep. John N. Garner of Texas, .a cluded' departnjent stores in New conditlobs'remained fijjchanged.’* public today. Herbert Hoover re-j Washington, Dec. D.— The states The girl is Lady Dorla" Hope,' at caps which have made it difficult Warner he was alleged to have frank and avowed tg,riff protection York state, Worcester, Providence, Doctor at Bedside. ^. to operate at a profit. On the other ceived a total of 775,566 .^otes. of New York and Maryland and tractive 20-year-old daughter of Sir Stanley had passed the night w'hile his Democratic opponent was I . duped professors of Yale, Har ist, to the position, of Democratic Francis, Duke o^ Newcastle, and New Haven and Boston, was told on hand, the come-back of the New given 792,759. I police departments of many big vard and Dartmouth, to have the witness stand today ip Middle at the King’a bedside. Lord Dawspn England textile mills, after,the dis leader of the House in the next i heiress to the famous and ill-star arrived-atthie--^p&lace af ff:30 U. S. Senator David^ht.-- .doing little or nothing defrauded- banks and to have red Hope diamond which has sex Superior Criminal Conn by astrous strike at Fall River has engaged in fake stock selling Congress appeared cbrtaln today a.s o’clock this morning after leaving was returned to office over his Re- to aid dry law enforcement Prohi- plans were carried forward for ^ brought nothing bht woe to its pretty Beatrice Silva, 26-year-old been an important factor in the schemes throughout'New Eng Augusta, Me., girl who was the last evening. revival of the industry. commlsaioae; J.-M. Doran general revision of the Fordney- possessors since Marie Antoinette A palace official told Internation nearly T25.000. Returns showed land, .New York and New Jer McCumber law. gave it to one of her friends a short star witness for the prosecution of ‘‘Partly through the organized that Senator Walsh had 818,055, declared before the House appro sey; fourteen defendants. al News Service that members of effort of the Colton Textile Insti His election, in the opinion of time before she was led to the while Benjamin L. Young, (R) of priations committee in testimony His relatives saved him the^, ,royal fw ily regarded, the tute and partly through voluntary many Democrats, would culminate j guillotine. .ULafif. Hope was dis- , Mjs8'Snva,-5;who was hired by the morning bulletin as sgtisfactoty. It Weston, polled 69‘I,563. made public today. from burial in Potter’s Field. a series of .history-making declar.'i- I covered behind'.the counter of a Mutuaystore -Protective Association readjustments of mill output, etc., On Sunday baseball comple'e Was pointed out that :-.a reOrudes- the.Hextile industry has succeed- tions of the modern Democratic 'Fifth avenue-Store yesterday and to obtain' evidence .against the so- tabulations showed that 803,281 The cities of New York, Phila Party s tariff policy. cerice of return, infection was an delphia, Chicago, St. Louis and De I today finds her in hiding‘-.at the caHed f^hpplf¥ting -ring” stated she “ inevitable feaWre'” 'of Ihis kind-;^f persons were in favor o f aXhletic I home of Mrs. ’ Frederick Brooke, (Uniitinued on Page S.) troit were named by Dr.' Doran as The .Texas delegation having hid gained'-the confidence of the illness. , . ' • - contests oh the" Sabbath ,as against taken the initiative by formally en I wealthy society woman of Washing- gang.by living with them, going out 467,550. troublesome wet spo.ts. Also, fresh hope ;was; sepu lii'ithe The testimony was given to tlie RASKOB PLANNING dorsing Garner for the position I ton, her adventure over. '• on thpir dally ejicursipfis, an^send'- news tliia.t the |nereasfe in t j In the gubernatorial race'Frana which will be vacated witlj-the vol i Here Two .Months ing 'a* I'eport df'-^eir actions to her Ig . Allen, Republican, was swept committee-to aid. in franling prohi Two months ago she' arrived temperature yestetd^y^hiarf moder bition department appropriations untary retirenient of Rgp. Fin’ s 1 employers. ated. • . i '■ I into office over his Democratic op- Garrett (-D-) of Tennessee, Garner I from England accompanied by Miss ■?Saw Stolen Goo<1s DRUNKEN MAN KILLS i ponent Gen. Charles H. Cole, Dem- for the fiscal year .192.0 the com TO BUILD UP PARTY The King was ssiid to’ havfe-gained, mittee in reporting the treaisury appeared today to, have no formida ! Leonora Highet, her chum, and i The attractive witness told of slightly in strength as’ the result of I ocrat, by a majority of more than ble rival in the field. I went to the Frederick Brooke’s I i 19,000. The vote was Allen; 796,- supply biU,, recommended more meeting Mary Sarra, one of the de- j better sleep, Some Opposition [summer home at Buzzard Bay. Shs I fendants, who showed her much of ' However, anxiet.v over the condi- YOUNG COLLEGE BOY j 3,72, Cole 650;137; than $28,000,000 for dry law en Although there have '.been some tired of the endless rotund of social I Wets Victorious forcement in 1930, a slight in Says Debts Will Be Paid and the goods th«, gang was alleged to j tlOb of the heart persists’and wiU mutterings of opposition by Demo affairs after a few weeks and to have stolen. Mary told her,-the j not be allayed' until the .'doctors of- I The “ wets” won an overwhelming crease over the present year. crats who oppose the veteran Tex gether with Miss Highet determined victory on the liquor referendum, Neew More Money pretty detective said, that a Boston ficially announce that danger from an’s tariff views, he not only is slat poliM officer, whom she did not this source is past. ■ ■ ■ • Pulls Gun and for No Appar as the final vote showed an almost A total of $13,500,OOo'was pro That Party Is Not Yet ed for the leadership but is e.xpect- (Continued from Page, 3) two to one majority. On the ques posed for the bureau of prohibition name, askeijr her. 'tb”steal sbme‘''silk The Council of State, appointed: ed to retain his post as ranking shirts and ties for him. as he In tion of requesting the Slate Sen as compared to $12,729,140 last Democrat on the Ways and Means yesterday by the ;Pjciv!y Cpiincil at ent Reason Shoots at ate to memoralize Congress to re year, the increase being* due chief Dead. tended going to New York, Buckingham Palace, will begin to committee. This position not only Miss SilVa, under direct exami peal the 18th Amendment 379,088 ly to the Welch salary Increase bill. is one of great prestige in the mak function immediately, despite thfe voted Yes while 260,340 voted N o.' More than $14,500,000i was recom-! ing of . tariff bills but carries with HOOVER WELCOMED nation by District Attorney Robert fact that'.‘ he Prince dX'l Wales, ^orfe Young Man. The electioh of Charles H. Un- mended for Coast Guard anti-smug- •New York, Dec. 5.— Reorganiza i.. chairmanship of the Democratic T. Biishnell; said that members-of of the state counciliora, will not ar derhill of Somerville (R) as rep the gang would take articles from rive until the end of this week or gling activities. tion of the Democratic Party -with a committee on committees. resentative in Congress from the New York, , Maryland, Montana the stores, place it in bags and give early next week. “ view of capturing' the presidency in No opposition has been vpiced bv AT PERU CAPITAL Charlottesville, Va., Dec. 5.— In Ninth District was shown by the and Nevada are the only states Democrats to the proposed revision the bags to their children to take Republican candidate and Arthur home. PRINCE; AT APEX vestigation of bootlegging activities without state enforcement acts. 1932 is the purpose of a conference of the tariff'laws, the minority nn, D. Healy, Democrat, and tbe result Dr. Doran pointed out to the com of party leader.s to be called by the Ways and Means committee for She said that , the g^ng traveled Aden,' Arabia, ' Dbc. o.—-The at the University of Virginia was was in doubt. Returns showed that mittee. In New York .the state all over New England afid .New cruiser Enterprise, with the Prince John J. Raskob, national chairman. mally approving the ^ilam ' spurred to renewed activity today Underhill polled 48,947 votes while troopers co-operate but the fe'deral The prospect of the minority be Eight Mile Ride Through Ifork state and \vould remove gaso of Wales aboard., .arrive here to by the fatal shooting of James K. Healy had 48,290. courts alone can’t handle all the shortly after the Christmas holi ing led by a tariff protectionist, line from parked ^utomobilesi day after its long journey froai Sjminers, a freshman, of iMiUon .Socialist presidential electors at cases, he said. days. however, is regarded by some Dem The defendants, six women and ■ Dar-Bs Salaam, British East Africk. large received' slightly over 62,000 Cheering Crowds-Great- Point, Rye, N. Y. “ We have no co-pperation in the Liquidation of the $1,500,000 ocrats as no less.revolutionary than eight- men, were being tried on j The prince was standing pn the votes, those for the Workers Party state of Maryland, other thun the debt incurred in the attempt to the 'Louisville speech of Gov. Alfred eleven indictments, charging lar [ bridge of the ship with the captain Symmers was shot as he sat at a slightly over 24,000 and Social- sheriffs of some qf the. counties elect Gov. Alfred;E. Smith during E. Sinith- during . the campaign,' ceny, receiving and conspiring. ( as the ship entered the harbor.-He lunch counter in the “ Kitch-Inn,” a est Reception Thus Far. Labor 772,. where they have local option laws,’’ the" recent camjiangn and the ques when, he declared tba t business! j was in shirt sleeves; wo-e khaki popular student sandwich .place near said Doran. The Baltimore police, tion :6f w'hetber "Raskob should, re need not. fear fdaring ddwn of the j I shorts n'd a sun-helmet. He ap- the campus. Henry H. Chewning, a main as the titular head'-of the. tariff walls by the Democrats. local automobile salesman, was he pid, agreed“ to protect-dur men Lima, Peru, Dec. 5.— President- ! peared to be very much sunburned from riot’^w'hen they were making party will also come up. fqr discus Republican’s A’lews I CONGRESS SEHLES I from his sojourn in Africa. held in $10,000 bail today, charg sion at tlie fOrthcobiihg conference. Elect Herbert HooA'er. of the United ed with the shooting. NEW YORKERS WELCOME raids.” - Republican leaders declare th.at ‘ Prominent Demoerdfs from all over the attitude ot the minority will be States, brought his message of DUKE OX WAY HO.ME According to witnesses, Chewn the country, including. Gov. Smith, i of little importance in the enact ing, who had been drinking heavily, peace and good'w’Hl to this ancient DOWN TO BUSINESS London, Dec. 5;— The Duke of UNCLE SAM’S WARSHIPS are expected to attend. ment of a new tariff bill. They ex (JlouCester, youngfer brother of the came into the place and took a seat Raskob’s Views. pect the record Republican majority capital today, and the response wa.s near young Symmers at the coun BAD WEATHER FORCES inspiring in its nation-wide cordial Prince qf Wales, who reached Bul “ I can see no reason why, with of about 100, which comes in with awayo, Africa, last night, is speed’- ter. He was fumbling with a revol proper organization, work, under President-Elect Hoover on March ity. It was a triumphal entry after ver. Chewning told the police he Eighteen of Them Steam Into; the eight mile automobile ride from Dozen Ma jor Bills Await Ac ing to Cape Town on a special DOWN BOY AVIATOR taken without unnecessar.Y delay we 4, will give the party complete con train, said a Cape Town dispatch to, must have dropped the gun and that Harbor; Mellon’s New Yacht ^ should not in the next four years trol of the framing of every, tariff Callao between lines of saluting it went off accidentally. Witnesses, schedule. , . cavalry. ! the Evening News this afternoon. Arrives. ^ T T c.. , , I build up an aggressive party organi- tion*—Burden of Work The duke will sail frOm"Cape Tow®; however, declared that after twice lO ung James Is Stranded on,a Uon that can make itself felt in the With a schedule of hearings al- .The Hoover party rode, beneath, dropping thOoWeapon in his fumb arches bearing banners with th^ in- for England aboard the English ling, Chewning reached over and New' York, Dec. 5.— New York Farm Near Mercer, Pa.; Pro- 1932. presidential election.’’ said I liner Balmoral Castie on Friday. If harbor today is playing host to IS Mr. Raskob. ! (CoQtinued ou'^Page 3.) s'eription; - fired at young Symmers. The au pellor Smashed. “ Welcome, Hoover, the Symb'ol Re$ts Wifli Senate;; the special train is delayed ■ the topsy showed powder marks around of Uncle Sam’s greatest warships Raskob believes the Republican 1 liner will wait for thb duke. as well as Secretary of the Treas Victory in November -vvas due to the of a Great People.” the wound, indicating that the gun Mercer, Pa.i=. Dec. 5.— With the Mr. Hoover rode in an automo- was very close to the body when dis ury Mellon’s yacht, Vagabondia, propeller of his plane broken, Rich fact that the Democrats did not get! Washington,’ Bee! S.-'vWkfi all one of the finest ships of its kind going early enough. He said lu' 12 FIREMEN INJURED Ijile with representatives of the charged. I ard E. James, IT-year-old solo Peruvian government and the Unitr. preliminaries out of the way, the POLISH GUARD KILLED Witnesses’ Story i ever to sail the seas. Roughly esti pilot who is attempting to be the had not personally examined the i mated the ships represent more figures but he. has been informed! ed States Ambassador, Alexander P. Seventieth Congress settled down According to witnesses, Chewn- first youth under 21 years of age to IN HARTFORD BLAZE Moore. ing remarked dazedly a moment af-i *^ban 100.000.000 in cold cash, complete a transcontinental, flight^ that a change of not more than 8 today to h three months’ legislative Warsaw, Poland, Pec. 5,— Cap-'^ per cent, “.would have given 74 . ,M)uiy Spectators^ , ' ’ ' ter the shot: ! The Vagabondia, which aside was stranded at a farm house sev , Thousands of people lined the grind, to be terminated by its offi tain Koryzma. conimander of Ma»^-1 "Who did thaff” | from its interior, represents an out- eral miles from here tpday where national candidates this year a ma ■sbal Pilsudski’s palace guard, was’ jority of the popular vote.” He Six Others Overcome at Hotel Lifiba-Callao highway and cheered cial death next Ma’rch 4. informed that “ you did,” wit-jl^y “ f approximately $500,000, ar- he was forced to land by ' hazy Fire on Trumbull Street. and wkved flags when Mr. Hoover Aside from .the, $ 4170(1,,00O.O'O0 of found dead in the palace garden to iiesses told the police he g r a b b e d 1 rived here after 3,900 mile trans- \veat6er. • passed. The President-Elect smiled appropriation bills, which both day, his body riddled with six bul the gun and' ran from the p l a c e . : -Atlantic journey from, Plymouth in Efforts were made early . this (Continued on Page 3.) branches of Congress-must approve, lets. • Hartford, Dec. 5.— Twelve fire happily and waved his hand In re Belief exists in some quarters The gun and a bottle partially fill-1 which Captain Richard Carney was 1 morning to rush a hew propeller to sponse to the greetings. the ttufdeni tfY'^legisla'ti'ye work fell 3d with liquor were later recovered' " ’ ' ...... i - . . . men were slightly injured and six that there may have been an' at forced to swing far to the south of James’ plane where it is resting in . In addition to cavalry there were’ upon the Senate. There a dozen SHOT BY HUNTERS other persons hurt badly enough to tempt to assassinate Marshal Pll- by the police near a railroad em his course in order to avoid bad a farm pasture. need hospital treatment in a fire lines of soldiers, sailors and.police bills of major importance were bankment. weather conditions. Martin Jensen, piloting a plane sudski, and that Koryzma was kill Avhich yesterday afternoon swept men on “ honorary guard” ', diits. awaiting action while in the HouSp, ed l^y mistake. ' • Symmers was' the eldest son of The warships are due to receive carrying Forest James, father of North Bloomfield, Dec. 5.—-When the ground floor "ud basement of This was described as the great the legislative outlook was light. Mr. and Mrs. James Keith Sym- an overhauling at the Brooklyn the youthful aviator, arrived "at the A Miamissed soldier named Ko:ii George Mitcbelsoo, farmer and the Hotel Trumbull building on I est welcome the Hoover party has After two days of conferences, sovski was airested, but'* deh'te^.. mers. His father was a graduate of Navy Yard for the joint maneuveps Clarion airport last, night' from Trumbull, street. None ,of the injur-j members omAotb sides of the Capi :he university here and ,iS now a member of the town Board of Fi yet received in. Latin Amierici. knowledge of the shooting. ■ y of the AMantic and Pacific fleets Beliefonte and proceeded>here to nance, ordered four Negro rabbit ed were in a serious condition I This city, with its popuiatibu pf tol >5fere speculating more upon the nember ot the law firnd of Thacker around Cuba on January 1. The young James’s assistance.'- Marshal Pilsudski is minister of^ hunters off hi's' property yesterday though four of them remained in I 250,000 Is about three tiiiies asvbig question at a special session of the wai^. He was formerly dictator fc Symmers, in New York. The group includes the dreadnaugbts | afternoon one of them fired a charge hospitals overnight. new Congress next spring or fall fouth was a grandson of Theodore .as Guayaquil. In adition to the the P.pUsh republic. ' • . ts.. - -.-t*/' Wyoming an-’ Arkansas, the cruis FIRE IN SUBWAY ' ',o'f shot at him, wounding him-about Five of the eleven persons in the population large numbers of visi than upon -the probable fate-^ ______-V • t- A Shuey, for years official stenogra ers Richmon .;nd Cincinnati, a re New York, Dec. 5— Hundreds of the face and upper part of the body. hotel had to be helped to escape tors came into tl '' city fi-om ptil'’ '’ various bills. ' FIRE. DRILL SAVES ’'MANY , pher in the United States Senate. pair tender a..d twelve destroyers. persons were terrified .today, ■^hen fHe is not seriously"woundfed. from the building, which was filled The tragedy eame at a time when parts of le rep There is a’ In the Senate, the SWing-Johnson New York, Dec. , 5!-^The'vpflfe-’* fire broke out in the Brooklyn sub Jaines Frierson, a Hartford Ne ■with .suffocating s ^ k e ..; There liig Ame..can cob ^ ^ here owing.to Boulder Dam bill had the right of the whole state is becoming arous- way system, 50' feet under the ciency of a fire drill, i,n ifkict- gro, w'as arrested last night by were several thrilling rescued. the vast American ItinaYidr^t^tb.a- way. Three other bills held prefer- ,had been tutored for, matiy.AibpthsV- 3d over the charges of widespread t r e a s u r y b a l a n c e ground. The street above 'was State' Police, charged with having drinking among Virginia students. Several busines hnuses on the mercial and mining interests. ential positions, due to action of the enabled 500 students ta :: blocked off while flrenien descended shot Mr. Mitchelson. • He will be ground floor of the building were There was a big crowd in front There was no indication, Yiowever, ■Washington, Dec. 5.— Treasury Republican steering ,cp4im|ttee. street-in in oofotvsafety fosn*today into the burning pit. Subivayytrains given a hearing in town court this cleaned , out by the blaze. The loss of the -United States’ Embassy Uiat Symmers had been drinking. balance: Dec. 3: $$7,422,944.09. were stalled fdr miles. ' , evening. ■. ; » broSje ■ 'p itt In. St;!-FraiieiiC,'-'
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PAGE TWO MANCITESTER (dONN.) EVENING HEIRALD, ^D N BSD AY, DECEMBER 5, IW t. ji ' V. ■ \.v ty for the car to strike the lady and SITE FOR POST . fICE not her companion who. was bo cu.'sc MRS. GaiHAN HEADS J A Y STATE VOTERS ONE OUT OF THREE to her side, and taking into coneid- IS p u z a i D | i ^ i E i p ) w erauon the fact that Chapdelaine CHOSEN FOR HERTFORD was driving In-a,careful manner Uud ROYAL NEIGHBORS HERE SALE ON FRIDAY I E L E a EXECUTIVES FOUND RECKLESS not speeding, he found him not guilty; ' > ^ i ’ i mm Though There Have Been Oth Manchester Camp, No. 2640, Ladies Guild members pf 8t. The case of Ralph Taylor - o f i l j er Changes the Number of Hartford, also charged wlth-r^k- Royal Neishbors at Us mestlng last Mary’s flplscopal church will stage, School Children Remains less driving when he struck Miss evening* In Odd Fellows lodge hall, their an jual Christmas sale, supper Unusual Features in Some Reckless Driving Cases in elected officers for the coming yearl-;. ^ c J .. Unchanged. Tilda Gamba at East Middle Turn |(M ;tp ^ c tic e Birth Con and entertainment at the chnrch n 3 'f 5 ■- '•* ? pike, was nolled. It was apparent as follows: -r Friday evening of this week. Sell-.- i Vi f ‘Alt that Taylor was not at all to blaine OrtNle— Mrs. Louise Glman, Ing will begin at 5 o’clock, and at C i t i e s— ‘Bossy’ Gillis’ - Hartford, Dec. 5.— The last local Court Today Consume Vice oracle— Mrs. Mary Hills, " trolLor tlireeYear^ Min L6ndoQ-t-Ec£ian4’8 great writers obstacle to the acquirement by the for the accident, which was anoth '6 o^’clock .the ladies will serve. 4 er of those unavoidable occurrences, Past oracle—-Mrs. Margaret Griffin, rpasf .bpef'supper. The' sale of are being .subjected to a barrage f federal' government' of the Churcn Chancellor— Mrs.. Ida Yost. veBement criticism my modern Friends Win Out. street site for the proposed Post Considerable Time. i l aylor was represented by Attorney tickets insufes a gathering of more William S. Hyde. Recording secretary —■ Mrs. Mar^i isters Conqdain. BrMIfib literary intellects. . Office-building appears to have garet Shea, thapj;?00 already, and the eplen- , The latest to be dragged from a been removed by the decision of the Receiver— Mrs. Agnes Messier, ' talnroent Is Included. Mrs, wiinam pedestal;; of V what ^as. ajmosf des- Bdston, Mass., Dec. 5.— Returns Crawford is chairman of the supper heirs of the Edward J. Hoadley es Three cases, all for reckless driv 9TH’S ENUMERATION Marshal— Mrs. Rachel Munsie, Cleveland,. Ohio, Dec. .6.— Refus tinUed to be imifiprtial gidry.Is John today from eleve*^ mai'oralty elec tate to accept ■ the appraisal on ing charges, were disposed of in Inner sentinel— Mrs. Susan Morri committee and will be assisted by Buh|aD'. ■ tions in MasaactftiscttB disclosod ed a divorce and: Instructed, by a Mrs. James Harrison, Mrs. Chris-- their part of the property. The site the Ma'iichester police,: court thi.3 son, ’ Common Pleas judge here yester ' ■ His .far-famfed^ '“Pilgrim’s Prog several unusual features. is bounded by Church and High morning. All three drivers were, In Outer sentinel— Mrs. Alberta Peter tine .Robinson, Mrs. Joseph Miller ress.’' a classic for nearly three ' Mayor Robert JJakemab, Cler SAME AS LAST YEAR day to “ practice birth control for a streets and Hoadley and Footguard court because of accidents. One was son. period of .^bree years,” Otto Kour- and' roost of the Guild members. hunared years, -is bittFrfy attacked gyman-Socialist of Peabody, who places. This brings the price of the found guilty, the second not guilty Pianist— Mrs. Lillian Pentland, They Plan to serve a substantial by Alfred Noyes, dui-'of thp fore- permitted a rally for Nicola Sacco Im, 27, and his wife, .Helen, 22. entire site down to the appraisal and the third case was nolled. Although it was believed that the Manager for 1 year — Mrs. Agnes were somewhat puzxled today. plate, containing- roast beef with njost of Britain's present day poets. and Bartholomeo Vanzetti on the figure of $743,390. The original Thomas F. Shea, through his at number of eligible-school children Gaylord, gravy, mashed potatoes and turnips Referring to the autbofas “ Cali- anniversary of their electrocutiou. asking price was $790,000. The two have been married five torney, Levi P. Hickey of East in the Ninth SchooFdistrict had de Manager for 3 years — Mrs. Alice years, having eloped when be was with ilde dishes of beets and cab ban-Bunyapi" Noyes says of his was overwhelmingly defeated by It is not altogether certain yet Hartford, entered a plea of nolo creased considerably due to fam Coleman, bage salad, rolls; home made pie, book: . .' ■ ■ City Councillor J. Leo Sullivan, a that the government will consent to 22 and she. was 17, They have three ccntendere. Judge Hickey made no ilies moving out of the district dur Mrs. Shea was elected as a dele children and the' husband earns cheese and coffee. ■No Originai 'Ibcrnght former Boston newspaperman. pay as high as the appraisal price, defense. He did, however, give the ing the past year. School Numerator The candy table will be presided “ It displays not a slcgie gleam of Alderman Elizabeth Towne, na gate to the state convention which 124 a-week. ' for its offer was only $700,000 and young man an excellent recommen Clarence Wetherell’s report made will be held in New London' 1.x over by Mrs. Irving Wickham. Mrs; -original-thoughf or Insight'lnto the tionally known New.Thought edi it is not actually committed to . Egch sued for divorce, charging dation. He said he had no previ public today reveals a striking co March. Mrs. Agnes Messier was. cruelty. Today the young couple John Darling and Mrs. James Bu>r spirilual' World'. The- dominStiog tor, first woman candidate for .may accept the appraisal valuation, ous court record whatever and It incidence In that the figure exact dick; the fancy table, ^jl^s. Max motive of ‘The Pilgrim's Progress’ or of Holyoke, received only 47G chosen alternate, Mrs. Rachel Mun admitted'they were in doubt as-to which was made by the regular ap was one of those accidents that just ly tallies^wlth that of a year ago. sie of Manchester Camp who is Kasulki and Mrs. Jennie Frasers it. fear. Not that fear of God which votes, finishing third to Mayor Fred praisal committee of the Hart what Judge Harrison Ewing meant must happen. He asked for leniency There are 2,807 children in the state vice oracle will attend the when he told them," “ I Impose upon apron table, Mrs. Howard Briggs, is the beginning of wisdom, but the G. Burnham, re-elected. ford Real Estate Board. on the part of the judge. Judge R. district either attending school or Mayor Charles S. Ashley, of New New London convention. you three years of birth controi:-"‘\ Mrs..jMepb Benson. Mrs.- David fear of fire and brimstone; A. Johnson found Shea guilty and of school age. Of this number 2,339 Guests at the meeting last even Hopkins; grab-bag. Miss Margaret “ It is. in fact, one of tbose.pious- Bedford— the “ perrenial mayor” — imposed a fine of $25 and costs. attend public schools, 351 private Judge ' Ewing explained today was re-elected for a 24th term. His ing were the state superivsor, Mrs. that his advice on birth control was Harrlspn and Mrs. Hilda Allison. ly repulsive books wh.eb In former BURGLARS IN GREENWICH The second case which involved schools and 115 for one reason or Rubiana Koenig and district deputy. The entertalnm*'nt at 8 o’clock generations were used by well- nearest opponent was Attorney Homer Chapdelaine of East Hart another fall to attend any. The not intended as a court order but Charles F. Archambault, candidate Mrs. Sally Ayres,, who will install rather an expression of opinion, will ..feature a play. "Bobby Takes a meaning but foolish adultsr to fill Greenwich, Conn., Dec. 5.— Po ford took up the greater part of reason for the failure of the district the new officers In January. Both Look” under the direction of Mrs the minds of little children -with of the combined Ta.\payers’-Labor two hours. He also was represent to again, show a slight decrease as Ohio law forbids the circulation of ticket, three others trailing. lice here announced this afternoon Mrs. Koenig and Mrs. Ayres made information on birth control. Ethel Davis, and songs by Mrs. hideous ideas of hell fire; that the home of W. S. Ten Eyck, ed by Judge Hickey. The charges has been. the case in, the past two Inspiring remarks in regard to the' “ We. can hardly wonder what re “ Bossy" Victorious years, is due to out qf town per Judge's Couiuieht Arthur Jobert. Those who will take Riverside, Had been entered during against him were reckless driving growth of the order. ligion in England has fallen on evil In Newburyport, the council tick and evading responsibility. Later sons moving here to occupy the “ When this couple ran away and part In the sketch include Mr. anJ et supported by Mayor Andrew J, the night and an unusually large During the social hour, Ice cream was married each wa's ignorant of Mrs, /Arthur Jobert. Miss Viola da.vs when Ihe.j'oung minds have the evading responsibility charge homes left vacant by those moving and lady fingers were served-and it been-led to believe that, this stuff (“ Bossy” ) Gillis, just released from amount of valuable bboty obtained was nolled. ' out of the district. matrimonial problems and child Madden, Ward Kerr, Charles Mor jail, was elected. “ This shows that by burglars. Kleltibers of the fam was announced that the hope chest care,” Judge. Ewing said. “ After gan, Robert Marcham, Miss Agatlia is the best that is kuown and Chapdelaihe was brought into on which: the members have been thought in the world.” the people of Newburyport have ily are assisting the police in mak cour< on account of an accident at wards, they lived; with- the hus ’Wright, Miss Evaline Pentland faith in my leadership,” said May ing a check list of the missing working, preparing gifts and selling band’s parents..They had their first Miss Lillian Reardon, Miss Helen The only decent men.in the book •McLean hill two weeks ago when McMANUS, IN SMILES, in Noves belief were Mr. Ignor or Gillis. This means that “ Bossy” property. tickets, will be drawp at a public child and. when it was one year olJ Crawford. Miss Dorothy Russell, it was alleged his car struck Leon ance, Mr. Talkative, and Mrs^ Athe will get his gas station back. whist to be given b / the camp in they were brought to juvenile court Miss Dorothy Norris. Alec McBride ora Southwick. The accident took j Odd Fellows hall, December, 8. ism, He, refers to“ Christlah” as Mayors of si.x cities were re POSTAL RECEIPTS place about 2 o’clock in the morn-i PLEADS“ NOT GUILTY” because of bad conditions in their and Ward Harrison. Six prizes and a door prize will also despicable, and says that > avery elected, one of them, Fred E. ing. Witnesses for the state Includ- j home. Briggs, of Attleboro, without oppo ■\i\'’ashington, Dec. 5— Postal re- be awarded. Mrs. Rachel Munsie “ The court told them to leave the good turn he did. was prompted by ed Samuel J. Sloss, Miss South- fear. ' ' . ' sition. cmpts at 50 selected cities showed wick, Carl Wiganowski, F. J. New York,, Dec. 5.— Dressed “ fit heads both committees. husband’s parents and establish Following a stirring campaign. a decline of 3.31 per cent in Novem to kill” and smiling constantly, residence of- their own and sent a FRIENDS OP OLD Coming around to Bunyan hlm- Welch, Burton E. Moore and John I self, the poet goes so far as to al- Mayor Henry H. Parsons of Glou ber as compared with November a Ferry. According to the testimonv. George A. McManus, bigtime gamb visiting nurse to instrucl them in cester, was re-elected by a margin year ago. Postmaster General New ler and Broadwayite extra-ordindry, improving their living conditions. ; lc.";e he' was mentally .unbalanced. Miss Southwick accompanied by Troy, Kansas.— Boyliood days of Familiar Signs of 64 votes over Col. John E. Par announced today, November re Sloss was on her way home from appeared before Judge Francis X. They should have been instructed, u 58 years ago were recently renew ker. , ceipts totaled $31,712,669.38 as Mancuso In General Sessions Court ABOUT TOWN birth control then. “ ■When one looks at poor Cali- Havilord. At McLean hill they stop ed when George S. Taylor of Tiro, ban-Bun.van there are signs all to Other mayors re-elected were: compared to $32,799,258.72 last ped to look over an accident la today and pleaded not guilty to an “ Their trouble is a direct reflec K ^ , ‘ visited. Dr. J. C. 'Myers of this Albert H: Stone of Gardner; Jay P. year. indictment charging him with the tion on the law of this state. The familiar to asylum doctors; He w.Picb a Ford car was badly dam- fcity.‘ A newspaper sto.ry. heralding wanted fo prav to broomsticks, to Barnes of Pittsfield; and Thomas J. The three leading cities iu per aged. While walking along tli-s murder of Arnold Rothsteln. courts are forbidden to give out Dr. Myers as oldest practicing den McGrath of Quincy. centage of gain were: Through his counsel, James D. E. L. G. Hohenthal leaves tonight birth control information, the verv a,bull, and to Satan. He wished to ro.ad i.hey claim Miss Southwick was on a two weeks trip into the Middle tist, brought the “ boys” together. be a toad, because .toads have no Joseph N. Carriere was elected Akron, Ohio, 8.88 per cent; Dal struck by the Chapdelaine car. Th-a C. Murray, McManus asked the thing that would have saved this mayor of Fitchburg and Forrest V. las, Texas, 8.21 per cent; Detroit court to delay (he hearing on the West for a series of conferences in couple from this situation.” souls, and he thou.vhf .Re was going witnesses for the state testified the-interest of world-wide prohibi to burst asunder like,Judas. His Z. Smith, mayor of Haverhill. 8.16 per cent. they saw the car strike Miss South indictment for 15 days so that the The decision has stirred up a i defense could prepare whatever tion. He will attend meetings in storm of comment here, some min- | astonlshlvly Innocent biographers wick, but the peculiar part of the Elmira. N. Y., St. Louis, Mo., and The K in g ! talk as if these well-known symp A killer in Chicago was freed story was the fact that the youne counter motions were necessary, in Isters declaring that Judge Ewing Plaster fell to the floor the as judge, jury, prosecutor*, coun spect the minutes of the Grand will return to Washington next exceeded his authority while other.s toms were a confirmation of his lady was walking close to Sloss and Monday morning for a week’s series snlrltual apostle-shlp. other day in the cabinet room of sel, defendant and spectators l;-i was not injured. Jury and also Interview the 50 odd have commended his stand. At Los the White House. Those noisy wept. . Maybe Justice cried just a witnesses on whose testimony the of annual sessions of the different Angeles, Judge 'Ben Lindsey, fam “ They merely confirm our horror Judge Johnson in his finding said prohibition' organizations. Mr. that the minds of little children Coolidgesi little, too. it would be a physical impossibili indictment was based. ous exponent of combenionate ma."- ty Judge Mancuso then set Decem Hohenthal will represent the Sons riage, is said to have called the sl’ ould be fed on his hallucinations. ber 20 as the date of the hearing of Temperance at most of these opinion “ unique In that the judge “ Bunyan. If he had-heen granted and directed District Attorney Joib lueetlngs. recognized the legality of birth con- the power, would have been one'of A. Ban ton to permit Murray to look tiol." although expressing the view the most abominable - tyrants that over the.Grand Jury’s reports. Ernest F. Watkins and Mrs,. Wat that compulsory birth control or ever set an ignorant heel on his kins leave tomorrow for Florida neighbor’s throat.” ' McManus, who weighs over 200 legal birth control is wrong. . ■ .» pounds, was the last word in poise where they will spend the remain and sartorial excellence as he stoo.1 der of the winter, returning in the EXAMINE “ APE MAN” before the court. His face was late spring. CHURCHMEN GATHER Hard To Know v’reathed in smiles from the time _ Los Angeles; Calif., Dec. 5.—-Ex- hi! entered the courtroom until he A party of Manchester. Rockville " nessing the belief that Gordon left.' and Hartford friends gave a -sur : Roqheater. N. Y,. Dec. 5.— Del.3- Stewart Northcoll Is preparing for His wavy black hair was slicked prise liousewarniing party for Mr. gates representing • 28 denomina an insanity defense to charges that back to perfection and his neatlv and Mrs. Albert DeNeville at a tions and. 23.000,000 church mem h« killed little boys on his Wine- pressed and ' immaculate clothes liouse' they have just -moved Into in bers gathered at the Hotel Seneca vllle “ niurde, farm." Deputy Dis A Man? gave no indication of the week of Bolton. Six couples were present today for the opening of the 8t.\th trict Attorney (Clifford L. Thoms to more, he has spent in the city pri and many presents were given to quadrennial meeting of.the Federal day ordered the 21-year-old Cana son. He looked as though he had Council of Churches in Airierioa. Just another of those old-fash ,the honored couple. dlan .youth placed undei the obser just stepped out of a Fifth avenue ; The meeting whs opened 11 a. vation of two stale alienists. ioned “complexes” you hear so haberdashery. Gordon Fraser, son of ' 111..,by the Rev. S. Parkas Cadman j of New York, Dr. Clarence Bar- much about nowadays! For Wil- Mrs. Wirtiam Fraser of Cooper Hill Eight years of anu'-d warfare liains has found so-many different street is ill at his home with intes-[IS-1. hour,be president , elect of Brown against bandit hordes that on-v} AMERICAN ACQUIHED tinal grip. He is a pupil at the Bar-J.r-JU. Unive.fsity and present head of the and delightful ways of saying ofT Colgate Rochester Divinity School, swept across Iowa, robbing at will nard school and a member apd. ^al^^ying reck)e8sly,v‘ have “Merry Christmas” to the mascu delivered the address o f. welcome. Troop 6 Boy Scouts. brought the bank cHme'fafe in thi't Montreal, P. Q.. Dec. 5.—-R. A. ' While the nominating . committee line members of the family that it Fitzsimmons of New York city was Slate from the highest in the Union will be a simple and a pleasant task A well-baby clinic will' be held at will give out no information, it is to the lowest. acquitted late today of a charge' of the Memorial hospital annex tomor understood that Bishop Francis J. to select “ his” gift this Christmas. tricking Claire McBribe, pretty row afternoon at 3 o'clock. McConpelt of thf! New York district The ladies will find it especially blonde stenographer, into mock , . e-*^. of ftho Methodist Episcopal church, Last ■Tlinee Tonight easy to select “his” gifts at our marriage. The manager of the hotel Friends of Mrs. Lois Metterholzar is slated to become the nex> head store. where the '‘marriage” is said to ir. Cheney Brothers quilling departr ;of f^^he cou-ncii. , NORMAN KERRY have taken place last June, teslltled ment gave her a housewanhingi-je that Fitzsimmons was "full of beer, cently at her new homedn Coventry LEWIS STttNE wine and happiness at the time.” n e c k w e a r and presented her wltlf a purse ot M KELLOGG EJECTS -III— SCARFS Attorneys, for the defense declar money. SHIRTS ed that the ceremony was perform “ Foreign I BELTS ed by the minister of the First v^^AWashlngtop, Dec. 5.— Secretary Chinese Christian church at Toron CTJFF l i n k s OFFICER KILLS SELF .oFrState Kellogg today took Issu*: The “ king of the African gohi; Legion” to, who has a license to perform %ltlii tbe sp'eech of Premier 'Brland coast” Is Chief Omoah III who ar-j aiid CIGARETTE LIGHTERS marriages, but not in .the Montreal 'pt-B^ahee, ih-which the latter de- rived, as shown. In New York the dlstlfci. The crowu ruled that the New Haven, Conn , Dec. 5,— j^marefL thals American - Minister other day. It takes a brave; THE FLOATING SCARF PINS^ SWEATERS case had been brought under the Daniel T. Burns, a police lieutenant HuglfiGl,b#n at Geneva, had in chieftain, to brave Gotham, in No COLLEGE” wrong clause of the civil code and here. was found dead in his home apired''th*' fiow' defunct Anglo- vember, 'barefooted and sandalled. h o s ie r y that no retrial would be permitted. today with a wound from a service .French -fiaval agreement, The girl's attorneys plan an appeal, revolver in his left temple. Invest!-j Kellogg .declared- that neither LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS in which $15,000 damages will be gallon indicated Burns shot himself the State'Department nor Minister asked. early this morning. Gibson had ever h^ard of the agree- FANCY His body was found Just before mient ' before-, Premier Austen; Chamberlain’s announcement in SILK handkerchiefs noon, and the announcement of his death made public in mid-after the British Parliament. LUGGAGE-SUEDE TO CURB POWER TRUST noon. Burns was 57 and had been “ Gibson did not suggest that on the police force 21 years. He was agreement nor, was he In any .way attached', to the Edgewood avenue respotigible for it.” said Kellbisg- REVERSim,E .lACKETS Washington, Dec. 5.— Two-meas “Alv/ays Earliest in Showing t.. ures designed to stop the so-called station In Westvllle. “ He .did nothing but make a! speech- LEATHER REVERSIBLE propaganda activities of^he “ powt-r at the>Geneva conferehce But that trust” were introduced ill the Sen could In no way be Interpreted as- / THURSDAY JACKETS having been a suggestion for the, ate today by Senator Walsh (D) of ESCAPED CONVICT SHOT and Montana. Franco-Brltisb accord. The Stale ■ SUSPENDERS Department well understands One' bill would prohibit the lu- FRIDAY GARTERS AND ARM clusion lu school text books of “ any Philadelphia,. Miss., Dec. 5.r— that.” \ ; doctrine, dogma or theory with in Mystery surrounding the dispatc.*! BAND SETS tent to Influence opinion In favor Ing of a contingent of national KIDNAP GAMBLER A story of life and ad of any governmental action or pu.-)- guardsmen from Jackson early to venture behind the POCKET BOOKS RILL FOLDS lic policy advocated by or beneficial day was explained shortly before Louisville, Ky., Dec. 5.—-“ Big screens • of HoUy\v.o.qd,. v\ to^ such person, firm or corporatloj noon when Virgil Dunn, escaped fid” Alvey, 60, known as the “ king” MARION See all your. favoHte stan KEY CASES CIGAR CASES responsible for its publication. convict, was shot and probably fa of Louisville gamblers, wa's kid in action!... ______The second bill would deny sec tally wounded by the armed troops. naped here today and held for $50,- NAUGATEX COATS. w ond class mailing privileges to pub Dunn, who was convldted of slay' 000 ranbom. . A Ing a town marshal at .Neshoba. SHEEPSKIN LINED lications that print “ reading mat Poui- men called at Alvey’s home ter for pay” unless it Is clearly Miss., two years ago, was shot shortly after midnight, and dragged CO-PEATDRB stated that such Is the case. three times by the guardsmen be him to a waiting automobile.' Al BATHROBES ^‘s i n G a p o k SS fore he was captured. vey’s wife received word from the RADIO ROBES SILVER SETS The fugitive was hiding in the men today that her husband would WILLIAM MUTINY.” woods when the troops arrived. be killed unless she sent them $50,- With ' AND BUCKLES SEEK GEMS IN STATE 000 Immediately. ' “ ' \ FLV WARNING WATCH CHAIN AND KNIFE ESTELLE::. ; PROP. GRDENER DEAD SETS New York, Dec. 5.— The police Washington, Dec. 5.— The Pub TAYLOR inquiry into the $100,000 burglary lic Health Service today issued a New Haven, ^Cono., Dec. 5.— LEATHER-COATS, SHEEPSKIN at the hon.e of Fran,k Bailey, chair warning against an influenza epi man of the Board of the Realty As demic which threatens to sweep the Professor Gustave Gruener, chair LINED AND LEATHER COATS sociation of Brooklyn, took a new country. man of the Oermau department ^ in turn today when detectives were Yale University, died '■ here today FLANNEL LINED Dr. R. C. Williams, assistant sur FREE CHECKING sent out on secret missions to Con geon geperal, declared there aie after* a short illness. He was 63 necticut, Pennsylvania and New 5,000 cases concentrated principal years old. • OF BUNDLflS Coupon given every purchase Jersey, ly in nine states. THURSDAY It is believed that the new clues He advised the people; to avoid . n iGh ts of $1 worth of merchandise— have been received placing the loot crowds, watch their diet and sleep g()od on drawing of Columbia Jn one of the above states. in the fresh air. Bicycle Christmas eve at our PoUpe anticipate that the thieves parsons: store. will have much difficulty in dispos WOULD HEI^P ROREBTS ------THEATRE------r X * ing of Mrs. Bailey’s necklace, con sisting of 82 graduated pearls and Washington,: l3ec.. 5.— Owen J. H sriforg 4 valued at $61,000. Roberts, who.res^Eued as special ... ■ ..TaMdaxt Wednenday, Dec. government would be 10, 11 is. Mat, WednettUny. TO MODERNIZE WARSHIPS re-engaged apd' allowe.d to practice, wm Lee ghebert PreMiiie i/ W j. before goverum:ent departments." Geo. H. Williams Washington, Dec. 5.— Without a und'er a reaoiutlQtf'i.utroduced today record vote the House today pass by Senator Walsh (D) of Montana. Incorporated ed a bill authorizing modernization Walsh explained Roberts would '1 Johnson Block, of the battleships Pennsylvania take the position again if he were South Manchester and Arlzdna at an estimated co«i allowed to continue bis private SlKMlIOUSE of $14,800,000. Thp work will in practice ______before_ _government______depart'- '' PrtbfK ijVee. Om-Ii. gXlWi “ -ic. 03.00,1 ■ ' 01 ’viu 11 elude elevation of th^ guns to oh- ments from which he was excluded- «l.S - ,x.-- ■>; X ■ ). WEDNESDAY^DECEMBER5,1928. f i i I ) • :£( :4i I . RASKOB PLANNING .*1: ■ '.V i-m WORKS AS A CLERK \5--^ TO BUILD UP PARTY Every or Girl Brelers t ■■•*■* > (Contlnned fram Page 1.) > .-* (Continued from Page 1) 7'iii l 'Ji sees no danger of the Democratic to* see New York from the “inside,” Party sinking into oblivion. OFDEWIOM she said...... Indications are that no insur The two girls rented a $55 a ' (CJontinned from Page 1) mountable difficulties will be met inpnth apartment in Greenwich 'Vil- \ (Continned from Page 1.) ‘rkge, and then started a search for in business of liquidating the 'Dem- ipbs just like countless less favor-, cratic debt. More nten of' means ready complet'eli,* ib'’'f)egi^ Ifanuary ed girls do when they find them ed In narrowing th.e gap between showed an Interest, financi'allyVand 7, Rep. Hawley, (R) of Oregon, production ' and consumption of selves alone in New York. Lady otherwise, in the 1928 campaign-of chairman of the committee, declar Doria, of a radiant personality had cotton textiles, and further prog the Democrats than in previous ed that in the event a special ses ress along thia line will be of the little trouble getting a $25 a week I campaigns. Since election day con sion is called after- March 4, it sales girl position w,hile Miss greatest benefit to all of the manu- tributions have been pouring in would be possible to pass the new Tacturing^and distributing houses," Highet w.'i given a position as in ' from individuals all over the coun- tariff bill by May. terior decorator at $30.a week. From Keith's Sahta Claus Slion said Rupprecht. ir.v.* In all 32,307 individual' con Notices went out. today to scores Some Figures Cooked Own Meals tributions, aggregating $495,fi00, of organizations which have noti With a combined income of $55 In this connection he referred to have been received since November fied the committee that they want some recent figures of production a week the two girls manag-d to to be heard on tariff changes. They live fairly comfortably. By prepar and consumption recently Issued by 6- WTio’ll be Cliaimian? will be given hearings before the the Textile Institute. These show ing their own meals, they were able Mr; Raskob is determined to-sub full committee. to witness an occasional Broadway that while the total October 1928 mit to Gov. Smith, United-States) ,The hearings, it was announced, production, of cotton textiles was show and buy sweets and other Senators, Representatives .and will embrace the following general dainties so dpar to the heart of 285,000,000 yards, sales in that prominent Democrats from all parts divisions; Chemicals, oils and every girl, titled or untitled. month aggregated 401,953,000 of the country who will assemble at paints; earths, earthenware and But it all came tp an end .yester yards. Shipnients totaled 307,- the conference the question raisea, glassware; metals and manufac day. Some person, whose-'identity >a I 402.000 yards. The ratio of sales particularly in the south, of wheth tures of metal; sugar, molasses and is unknown, tripped, up to the to production "was 141 per cent. er or not he is to contitiU'e^as their manufacture; tobacco and to counter of the store, behind which / Production for October 1927 was national chairman. If he remains bacco manufactures; agricultural Lady Doria was standing, and after 331.854.000 yards. Sales in the as chairman he will demand products and provisions; spirits, a few expressions of amazement ex same month totaled 225,000,000 wines afad other beverages; cotton Coaster Designed just Ukg . A.j^Jarger .< of a plan to immedately start bujld- claimed, “Why how do you do Lady size breakfast set. iluQludes' yards. . . - . ( ing up the party through an feffec- and cotton manufactures; flax, Doria?” The jig was up. Lady Doria Well constructed hardwood Ratio ,of sales to production 68 tive organization and a campaign hemp jute and their manufacture; had no other alternative but to re Coaster with disc wheels and drop leaf table and two" chabk’ lier cenl.- of education of voters that he be silk and silk goods; papers and sign her position, much to the con balloon tires. Natural varnish in beautiful “lii other words, while textile lieves will put the party in much books, sundries; free list, adminis trative and miscellaneous. sternation of the store’s employ finish with red C jC lacquer,finish ... ii7S sales in October of this year were better fighting shape - than; it was ment rnanager, and flee to Washing trimmings ...... « l)0 * 0 v F 4 0 per cent above mill production; for the 1928 election. ■ : ton. in the-same month last year the The offices of the Democratic Lady Dpria’s father, who was industry sold only 68 per cent and national committee in the General D E RIO WEAKER formerly Lord Francis Hope be- thus faced a 32 per cent over-pro Motors building will be closed next 'came Duke of Newcastle only re Doll Carriages duction." Saturday. Thereafter,’ James 'W. cently wnen his elder brother died. Price Coriiparison Gerard, director of finance of. the Berlin, Dec. 5.—Physicians at The Duke is rated as one of the six 'ii^Tien' a comparison of selling Democratic national committee, tending Jamie del Rio, young richest men in England and In UST imagine little daughter’s delight prices' of textile goods with the will transact business from his own Mexican aristocrat and foi-mer hus another year Lady Doria will come I when she awakes Christmas morn same-period last year was made, it office at 37 William street... .On Fri band of Dolores del Rio, film star, into a big fortune In her own right. V and finds that Santa has left her a was found that in almost every day Raskob will go to Minnesota today stated that he was“ some- 'The Duke was divorced many years beautiful doll carriage and just like the case prices this year were lower. with a party of friends that will Whaf weaker” but without 'pain. ago by the famous Mae Yohe fol one Mother bad—even to the little For example, the 60x48s, which keep him away until December 18. • Del Rio suffered bloodyppiaoning lowing her elopement with Captain round windows in the hood. sold last •yeai' at 7 cents a yard, are and. paralysis after an .qp|fatipn for Putnam Bradlee S.tro.ng. now quoted at 6 3-4; the 64x60s You will be delighted, too, in giving have declined from 8 1-4 to-7 3-4, 'k carbuncle'and is now'in,a,i^itical her a carriage if you select it from our tl^ S0x80x are unchanged'at 11 condition. He is able tp move only Z^p ON ; 4 RIAL FLIGHT splendid assortment. You’ll find bCre c^ts and the 4-yard sheetings CONGRESS SETTLES - the fingers of one ham|. ,His-tem just what you want both in size and have dropped in the meantime perature is extremely.high,-fir Friedrichshafen, Germany, Deo. price with many styles to choose from ■from Id 1-4 to 8 1-8 cents a yard. DOWN TO BUSINESS Friends stated , he_wai - much 5.—The ' trans-Atlantic dirigible ranging in prices from $5.85 to $22. ,,‘Tn general,” said RUpprecht, cheered by a cable received, from Graf Zeppelin Started at 9:45 Come in and see them. __—, Arctic Plane “pfi'ces have strengthened some- his former wife and: read,-to him; in o’clock this morning on a six hour Another toy that will provide, wHat'fii the last month 6r two, but (Continued from Page 1.) a lucid moment. ■ trikl fl,ight to satisfy.the conditions thrills galore to the modern child-*T-i 'are''still unsatisfactory from the “Fight hard, jaimeiiifi-^t-liard,’’ required by the air ministry for a novelty teddy car make -like standpoint of mill margins. The These were the Caraway, bill to pre it read., - .i-i. - an official license for the proposed Blcyclet gradual over-coming of the over vent the sale of cotton and grain “Tell her I’m fighlang.’A'Del: Rio Arctic trip in 1930. aeroplace ...... $5.85 production"'handicap, and the in future markets; the Jones bill is reported to havei .Baiii.- ile^<3^e; The Graf landed at 1:50 o’clock, A superb side walk bicy broadening o{ the home and for reorganizing the ■ prohibituwi. .ser lapsing .into unconseieiifenessereze after'iiavi.ng'been aloft only four cle that will give any young A carriage that will eign markets will have the natural vice; and the HaWvS hiH, prohibit .'.h'durs and five minutes. ster all the thrills of a larger make the little tot happy. effect of stiffening prices, in the ing shipment of convict goods into .. .About 40 per cent of .London’s bike. Equipped with coast Made of closely wovefl same manner as in other import- those states, forbidding such sales. boys and girls go ' a-tCendJn'g "'A London/theater has made ar- er brake and (b 1 Q Q C fiber with round windows ■ rant industries during the past two The Farm B.Iqc , i;.;,.. evening classes affffF leaving' Tangenients to loan umbrellas to bell...... scho.ol. .-i.: j " in the hood. A splendid years, . potably copper and oil. In the background, tbd'.fesid bloc its patrons'. gift for The'foreign markets offer an al was working upon a new mONary- o n ly ...... $5.85 luring field-for the. expansion^ of Hatigen' farm relief b,ilL»,^'dA^p|(i of ------^ the American textile markets, but the equalization fee...... - • . . •'.V the South American fiiasco of 1921. The Senate foreign reTaubti»^'om- when important importers of cot mittee met this morning to. con ton cloth's refused to accept ship sider . the , Kellogg multl-iateral ments specially made for them, anti-war treaty.', Friends of- the ptirra damper on South American navy w'ere organizing get husitiess which has nob yet been re early action on the jieW cruiser moved;'With other textile industry bill. Another administration group heads, Rupprecht is hopeful that in planned a drive'for enactment of A large. cpfiage\ made A large rapy V elo^pe^ with bal time South America will provide a the bill, providing a survey of the of strongly woven , cane, loon tires'flnishea in' bright blue profitable territory for the wide proposed Nicaraguan canal. durably line'3.' ’"Furnisb- and red enamel. distribution of American cotton Tf^he iienttfe atjeertag committee i'fi ^ l^/ll . *ed In either tan or green. Only . . . '...... •. ^ 2 7 o O l7 Will meei^esfe Wee^iJ^i^iider Senator ‘ -1 Real big values in this Shckett'‘(R‘l'.jdt-'Kdilttfcky, to draft carriage tatioD of manufactured products to prospector, “ Upcle Bob" Mahon, as “ serviceable'’ tor; further experl-1 corded faintly on the film. Film- make up for this decline. whb had located a treasure in the mental , work and '&s a basis oi ton X-rayed a few palntlfigs, and iAosen lb That CoM “ In th fiscal year 1927-28 ex TREASURE HUNT Suwanee. He. sought out Mahoni WILL USE X-RAY judgment of the type of work done presented the results of his ex;- ports of semi-finished manufac and found him with a few compan by a nutnber. of painters. periments to the Cleveland Museum With Mnsterole ‘LET tures,' nothwithstanding' the. fact ions living near the site of the “ If an artllst began making a of Art. • Haver.Musterdle*___ that prices of some of the most im ON IN FLORIDA search on what meagre fare thei” TO PROVE W O R i profile to the left, and then painted From this institution the results coW starts. IthasaUdf __ _ portant of thise have advanced guns and fish rods could win for over It a full view" of the fact, we of .the experimental work were for cages of grandmother's mustarci plas little or not at all as compared them. may trace both efforts in the X- warded to the Fogg Museum, ter without the. h«im. You ^ a with pre-war years, were 109 per Then Nelson tracked down every rdy," 'Burroughs declared. “ If he where greater facilities for the warm tingle as'the .iMsOing oixttment ils is the first of a series of three FOR $15,000,000 o f o l d m a s t eI work existed, and where the pror articles on Prosperity, as ahalyy> cent greater than the average i o f loose end of a story or legend about shifted .the outline merely an eighth penetrates the pori^,;then a soothing, 1910-1914” , continues the report. the treasure. He heard of a fan^ily of an- Inch, We may note the fact cess has been developed to Its pres cooling sensation qipek relief. ed by the Department of Com ent state. merce. Reports of the depart More remarkable still, the export in Gainesville, Fla., which had been Washington.—-Basic style work iu the X-ray. If the picture had . hme Of pure qU si m u s^ aod once been prlerced with holes and Art museums expect to carryi the other simple mgreoicnm, Mus.teiole is ment, which President'.elect Hoo .of finished manufactures, which Daytona Beach, Fla.— Two treas in moderate circumstances until 42 of great masters of art will bei re these painted over, we may see the work fu^her, and to smooth fhf remrtinwmdad hv many'ourset and ver headed, form an interesting must meet the vigorous competi ure-hunting parties have been or- years ago whep members of it left vealed and final settlement of .au ganifeed here, one to seek a chest holes. And i f two men have worked , way of many students of art; who and clear picture of American tion of recovering European indus OL a mysterious trip, coming back thenticity disputes will be effected tis, sore' throat; stiff neck.. pleurisy, trial countries, reacted the huge believed to contain the $15,000,000 wealthy. There were tales of old by X-ray photography, in the opln- on the same picture in different have hitherto had to depend on des business. criptions of the work of ancient iheumatiam, luml^o, opw. asthma, * ————<» - total of $2,061,000,000, or more paid to I Spain for the purchase of Spanish coins in their possession. iep of America’s greatest scientists. styles (like different handwritings) neuralgiaioongesrion, peintandachea than three *times greater than the the Lousiana territory, the other Build Cofferdam , The design of the picture, the we may .be able to distinguish be painters. Now they can be shown W Washington, Deft" What and tween them more carefully In the the actual' strokes by which they of the back or joints, sore moscles. •iithj is American prosperity, any- pre-war average.” to dig fc • Spanish treasure said to The Nelson party is building a outline, ,and the brush marks re sprains, bruises, chflblains.^ frosted After pointing, out that finished be buried at the bottom of the cofferdam in the river and has met cording ihe underpainting as well X-ray than on the - surface of the accomplished certain results, under- feet, colds of the chest .It may pre* ^ a y ? as the surface— all are shown clear work.” 7' ueath the outer paint, by thq^X-ray. Probably the best answer to that manufactures are constituting Ocklawaha river, in the Interior. an obstruction which Holm with .vent pneumonia ai^ “no.’ ,, ly under the penetrating eye of the Studying Mummy. V'^uestion'comes in; the annjial re- yearly an ever larger percentage One Daytona Beach man, Carl his knowledge of waters and their Jan &Tubes of our total exports, the report Holm, ueep sea diver, sailor and ways and his diving skill .will at X-ray, Alan Burroughs, research The process- of X-raying oil } ^ r t of the, Department of Coni- worker of the Fogg Museum of Art paintings, was first brought to at !,‘lnerce, just Issued. This report is goes on to show that the geographic adventurer, still in his twenties, has tempt to clear away. Cables will be ACCUSTOMED TO IT distribution of our exports is under bean signed to participate in both sunk to thread beneath the chest at Cambridge, Mass., declared, writ tention by the work of Russell A sort of cross-section of American ing in a volume no less authorita Plimpton, director of the Minnea ^dustrial and commercial life. A going a correlative shift. Sales to bxpeditions. Holm is the outstand which has settled down into quick PLAYGOER (while watching South America, ASta, Oceania and ing personality among these. 20th sand and an attempt will be made tive than the Smithsonian Institu polis Institute of Arts, who In an ,uerie: Crime play): You don't seem ijitudy of it gives a new understand- tion annual report. - effort to discover the contents of ")ng of the nature of Amer.'can Africa have gained hugely: Europe, century treasure Ipunters. to raise it with its disappointment ■' to mind the shrieks and groans. w’hile buying more than before, A native of Denmark, at 16 he or its wealth for those who seek The X-ray process of examining a mummy case X-rayed It. No HIS FRIEND: Not a bit. You ‘ prosperity and the way to maintain paintings, Burroughs said, answers buys less proportionately and is no was the youngest deep sea diver in it. ticing that the painted ornament see I live next door to a dentist.— Buttur than a mtuiard pUntar Ut. - ■ the desire for a reliable method, of on the outside of the case was re-Passing Show. . One of the factors^mo^t empha-, longer our most important market. Europe. He joined the Beebe Ex This will be the first project As a result, American industrial pedition in search of the Sargasso now under consideration. When it analysis to supplement the emotion- = ?-iized in the report is .the nation’s all process usual in criticism. 'steadily glowing export trade. expansion has actually helped the sea and has salvaged submarines is over, Holm and Peterson, who economic recovery of Europe: for and done underwater work all over are awaiting arrival of a new en Not Hannful, Since the United States has to He pointsd cut that the first f-huy many articles from foreign this country, buying more goods in the world. Here in Florida be gine for their craft, the Senorita, Europe than before, has increased builds boats, dives and seek adven will sail up tho historic oid St. three months of experimental work CCTuntries, the report says, it must in X-raying of oils proved it was ’^fiexport an equal or greater number the purchasing power of Europe ture w'here it is plentiful. Johns to the Ockalawah on their thereby, and the vast profits rolled Preparing Equipment quest for the other reputed trea not harmful to the paintings. Fogg articles to those countries; othei- Museum, with the co-operation of' ;j,Wise it will be sending out more up by our export trade are being He is ’ reparing his diving equip sure. ^hey will take with tlletv invested abroad, w-ith consequent ment for the $15,000,000 treasure only one other man, who will be an museum officials of Cleveland, New i^^lB.jney than it take- in, and finance York, Chicago, Boston, Philadel stimulation of the financial and hunt which will take place shortly engineer to be selected by Peter i and industry will shffeiwt . ' phia, Paris, Berlin, London, Brus business life of the countries in in the_ famous Suwanee river here son, the head of the expedition. sels, Antwerp,-Bruges and Ghent, “ Witho'fit impoi'-r. of such cbai- volved. its mo'uth in Levy coulity, and is The treasure seekers, though Summing up, the department grooming the trim cruiser, Sen- has formed f. collection of about a v^4poiities as silk, jute, sisal, manila light-hearted and light-spoken de thousand plants made from famous i'.^emp, rubber, nickel, tin, coffee, predicts that expansion, in our ex orita, for the other expedition, in clare they really are in earnest and port trade wfill continue; that which he has been signed as cap paintings. This collection is re '^.bocoa, tropical fruits an. nuts, are undertaking the ventures in the garded as far more extensive, but i;%ool, hides and sk ns, wood pulp manufactures will continue to be tain by Jerome Peterson, young Or spirit of business as well as of ad jj.llnd paper, the activity of American come a large proportion of the total lando,, Fla. engineer, wljo claims venture. "olfactories would be ,,rcatly restrict- expoirts, and that continued peace to have charts locating the Ockla and prosperity abroad will stimu waha treasure. 'J;%d and the standards of living of OUR BOARDING HOUSE Do You Know li:(iionsumers greatly lowered,” says late pro.perity at home. Both Holm and Peterson have joined the S iwanee expedition on jvihe report. “ To pay for the large LANDLADY: They tell me that That— .,iand increasing volume of imports France is the fourth largest a share basis, "rhe search is being NEWT there’s a hypnotist in town who ...w e must mainta'.L a large and sole leather producing country in financed by a corporation headed makes people eat candles and drink ^ The old truth that a satisfied ^^ncreaBiiii, export trade. the world, with approximately 60,- by H. L. N< Ison of Tampa, who fits 000,000 pounds anually as the exactly the title, adventure. paraffin. “ Appioximately one-eighth of the BRUSTAL BOARDER: What W allpaper customer is the best advertisement ^■Oiuput of our farms and one- output .of more than 350 tanner Nelson is sure there is a treasure ies. chest at the bottom, of the river. boarding house does he keep?— eleventh of that of our factories ,s Passing Show. provides Kolster with an advertis > sold abroad. Two or three millions He has seen it, he says, and has ;'o f our agricultiual and industrial raised it high enough to touch, only ing campaign almost universal Old Photo Wins to lose it in the river’s slim. Doctors live o'ff the fat of the Designs • - a -T- *• '^'workers would be directly thrown among radio owners and the radio i',out of employment were export Nelson heard of an old treasure land most of whom die of diabetes. y.trade cut off, and the displacement wise, Q A single phrase they use Resulting indirectly from the sIi - ja K eep Wio business would be much larger Com m an der By r d sums up Kolster in ten thousand f e l l . Old Folks I^y Doctor Six and Eight, they find these standards rigidly enforced, plus a 5 A LIST FOR YOUR PENCIL be no other new brilliance o f style and beauty, new power, speed and getaway Diamond Rings Bracelets choice. Try the - and the most modern advances in braking, steering and riding. We Chests of Silver Checkers Music Store ^ urgayou to compare-“ .point for point— the new Century models Vanity Cases Clocks Crawford First with any other cars on the market. Include Hupmobile repu Wrist Watches Brooches SOUTH Mf\NCH£STER ■ CONN tation, and your decision will unquestionably be in favor-of the J Toilet Sets Glassware Auto Supply Century’s greatest values in the six and eight-cylinder fields. ^ KEMP'S « Pearl Necklaces Men’s Rings 103 Center St. Tel. 1171 ! ■ .. ' Forty-two body and equipment combinations standard and custom on each Fraternal Rings and Charms line. Six o f the Century list prices: $1345 to $1645. plus delivery charges.^ Century Eight listpriees:$lS25 to $2125, plus delivery charges. Pocket and Wrist Watches for Men Cigarette Lighters and Cases - ’^Pepper and Salt Sets NEW 1 9 2 9 HUPMOBILE Odd Pieces in Silver plate Pen and Pencil Sets ■tciE rin njiiur IN TONE ^ QUAUTY — REPRODUCTION AND APPEARANCE SIX&EIGHT RADIO REPAIR SERVICE 6N ALL MAKES. V | - A T Machell Bfotor Sales Louis S. Jaffe ' S OARAOE •A It ' ' . ' - - ' . V 91 Center Strieet, - South P?anchestor 16-18 Main S t r e # . . 4 ^ Telephone 701-2 ; .vManchestor ? Main Street -t-- - PAGE FIVE MANCHEisTECjCONN;); EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1928. • , • 1 , . W ' • - • i Vm VO'*n Let’s Make It 100 Per Cent! t /.l- The Newer and Greater' ;. . j l H i DIAMOND’S SHOE STORES ; J: , t. _ ' t Are Now Practically Molded Into Proper Shape Starting Thursday Morning Dec. 6 at 9 a. m. @USTH/^ DIAMOND’S SHOE STORES r \\ AND / @tnnus (tenues (gUST)US(SKnNCS (FnsTMAs(gu SELF SERVE BARGAIN BASEMENT i*2a •-V w WILLOPENUPA ' !>0 fy I The new Christmas shoe store of Manchester, where gifts of Our service has been speeded up and made more pleasant than quality are low-priced. The basement will be overflowing with val ever. Our display facilities .beckon to you in their improved form. i>"0\ ues of the rarest Jdnds and now, with added floor space and more Truly, DIAMOND’S SHOE STORE is today a magnificent addi tion to the retail stores of Manchester. Standing out with its great V—- convenient arrangement, we are going to cater to your shoe wants in a manner that will meet with your taste and convenience. window display, which is an innovation to Manchester folks. CHRISTMAS Gifts of footwear— a sensational offering of One lot of Misses’ and Children’s and Wom o iPic HEALTH SEALS Women’s Felt Slippers, both with add without WOMEN en’s fastener gaiters. Going out at heels, prices varying from The new style low-cutf gaiters in tans, a pair blacks and mii^tures. Several hundred $1.95 WAPPING a b o u t T 49c‘“$L25 pairs. Going out at Mr. and Mrs. Reginold Cone and iwo children, Philip and Harrielt, One lot of Men’s, Women’s and Misses’ Indian One lot of Women’s 4-buckle Overshoes. Go who spent Thanksgiving with their Moccasin Slippers, several hundred pair, values $1.95 parents, Mr. and Airs. George A. ing out at Collins returned to their home in $1.50 to $2.00 a pair. Going out at a Pair a Pair Little Falls, N. Y., last Sunday af (213) Some Connecticut Theologic and LegaL Writers. a Pair ternoon. Connecticut’s early writers were confined almost entirely to $1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grlgolat of ministers, one of the most distinguished of whom was Samuel 69c this village have traded their pro Hopkins, born in Waterbury in 1721, remembered for his theo perty here for a double tenement logical system called the “ Hopkinsian.^ . house on Summit street. South Man chester, and they have moved their The writings of Jonathan Edwards, for 26 years pastor in family there. Mr. Holl of Manches New Haven, are marked by acuteness of mind and precision of BARGAIN BASEMENT SPECIALS ter is the^owner of the Grigolat style,— the foundation stones in the famous “ New England place here. Theology.” One of the most influential American writers was Hosiery for Women. The most outstanding The schools at Wapping Center Horace Bushnell, born in Litchfield in 1802, a man of remark-' About 2,50 pair of women’s Rubbers, styles hosiery values in the city. One lot of full-fash BOYS’ SHOES. All solid were..closed. H’L one o'clock able insight in the deep truths of religion. j •- not the latest, mostly pointed toes. Q last^Mdnday, when the teachers Going out at, a pair ...... C ioned, pure silk hosiery, silk all the way up, leather. Black and tan were busy with Junior Achieve Timothy Dwight, who was well known for his poenis,^‘ii>&b- pointed heels. Chjffon or service ^ *| A A lished in 1822 four volumes of “ Travels in New England” shoes. Built for real ser- , ment work. weight. P a i r ...... Mr. and Mrs. John A. Collins had which formed a rich stoj’ehouse of knowledge upon the cus One big lot of Women’s novelty Footwear. We i o o e as their Thanksgiving guests, Mr, toms and life at the opening of the Nineteenth century. His have assorted 2 and 3 pair lots of different a pair ...... ■pnd -Airs. Clarence W. Johnson and sermons published in 1818 attained great popularity in this styles of our regular $3.95 and $4.95 shoes. family and Mrs. J. Edward Collins country"V and England. 41 jfJ* Several hundred pairs of shoes.- d * '! Q C and daughter, Mrs. Eva C. Stough-- One lot of ton of West Hartford. Connecticut has also been influential in legal writings. One Going out at, a p a ir ...... One lot of Women’s Sample High and Low Mr. and Mrs. Walter N. Foster of the most famous contributors was Tapping Reeve who es Bargain Basement • tablished his famous law school in Litchfield in 1784. His legal entertained twenty-one of their rel Men’s Going out at, a pair atives and friends at their home, on writings relate to laws of property of married women, also of LAD IES: Here is a rare opportunity. parent and child, guardian and servant, and descents. Another $1.00 Thanksgiving. Brown suede, black suede, velvets, patents and The Pleasant Valley ,Club held famous legal authority was David Dudley Field, Jr^ who did 4-Buckle their regular meeting at the. home ^‘more than any man living"-'for the reform of law. Shortly satins, some of our better grade shoes. Good BARGAIN BASEMENT SPECIAL: One lot of Mrs. ^William Thrfesher This af after 1850 he prepared a- political, civil and criminal code to picking, all up-to-date. Going * ^ O Q C Overshoes of Women’s High Shoes. Medium heels. Nar ternoon. cover all American law. row toes. There has been much valuable work done in history and out at, a p a ir ...... The two children of Mr. and Mrs. Going^ out at, a pair ______Ceorge Buckland of Foster street, the historical collections of colony, state, colleges, counties, , also fastener stj’les. who were the last to have the scar and towns are of the most decided value. let fever, have nearly recovered, and Going out at will soon be out of quarantine. One lot of Men’s Heavy 4-buckle Overshoes. There will be a supper given by Going out at A r t A C Group 3 of the Federated Workers, a pair...... with Mrs. Emily Collins as the the administration- BdOrgeV rhairmar, and Mrs. Florence Stiles, DOUMERGUE HAS flying field, made famous by Lind $2.95 Mrs. Rose Elmor, Miss Faith Col bergh. lins, Mrs. Delia Benjamin and Mrs. In fact, it was due to;4iindberg>r A Pair that the loudspeaker equlpmen-t wa>» Emma Alexander as assistants; The M EN ’S RUBBERS. Dixie hi’and, every pair supper will be given at the Parish PATIENCE WHEN acquired. After Lindbergh, the ah- One lot qf Men’s Hi- House on Friday evening, December tliorities confidently expected trans- guaranteed perfect. Up-to-date cut shoes. Sizes 7-li 7 from 6 to 8 o’clock. Allantic aviators dropping out ol styles, a pair ...... 89c Going out Air. and Airs. Teron Morgan, the sky more or less 'every day. SCULPTOR WORKS They bought the loudspeakers-ito at a pair who has been living in Airs. Mary One lot of Men’s $5.95 Thompsons tenement house at the keep the crowds informed of their head of Foster street, through the approach, and to provide some mus and Boys’ Scout ic for whiling away the hours of summer, moved to Vernon last Frlr Paris.— Gastpn Doumergue, PjiesL Shoes. Going out day, where Air. Morgan will enter dent of the French Republic,/iis.-^fi^ Waiting. the employment of the Manning to model of models, according x tft Only once have the loudspeakens at We are going to set New Records Sculptor Dennys Puech, who is how- been called upon to work since bacco warehouse. a pair $1.95 Airs. Hans Johnson of Long Hill making an effigy of the good-hatur- they were installed. When Byr.l for Low Prices on street is visiting her daughter. Airs. ed executive. was hovering above Parisjp.ne rainy Clayton Decker of Clifton, N. J. After having the distinction, of night in the beginning of July. Airs. Robert Yaw of Ellington, being the only French president 1927, the waiting crowds were, loud- RUBBER FOOTWEAR street, is in the Hartford Hospital. who had never posed for a bust or spoken to in an effort to keep them There were nine tables of whint bas-relief, “ Gastounnet” consented within bounds. •- One big lot of Misses’ and Children’s black Byrd never landed here* ami at the Pleasant Valley school house to pose for the official sculptor. . and. brown Oxfordss^ Solid leather, sizes 8 '/2- last Friday evening. M"s. Saenger “ He is a perfect model when,, it neither did anyone else from across Df Rockville won ladies’ first prize comes to patience,” the artist af the seas. 11. $1.95 a pair. and Miss Lillian Hack, second. Lu firms. “ Why, he has much more 1 1 / 2-2. A p a ir ...... $2.45 ther Burnham, won gent]^ first and patience than the Pope himself, THAT’LL BE PAY D^Y William Gazelle second. ' The ne.x't who is" extremely photogenique. " ■ “ He obeys my orders in a most “ Jack is so serious-minded. Al whist will be given at the school Men’s Work Shoes. One lot of high-grade house on December 14. charming manner and when the se ways tells me I ought to be put One lot of sheepskin Slippers 1 A C ance is over,, never fails to say. ting something away for a rainy elkskin uskide soles. Guaranteed. Regular The High school club of girls for men and women, a p a ir ...... V ^ w'ere entertained at the home of ‘What? fini already,’ ' He will day.” $4.00 values One lot of Children’s Rubbers Airs. Ethel T. Boody, last Saturday certainly have the patience to sit “ Well, aren’t you. saving his let A P a i r ...... ' a p a ir ...... evening. as long and as often as 1 want. ters?”— London Opinion. $2.95 So many of my models have had ‘ One lot of Misses’ Rubbers One big lot of Men’s Felt Slippers. Regular Sheepskin Slippers for children their own ideas about how they Lady Astor says it took a great a p a ir ...... should pose and become irritable war to show men what women can $1.00 values. - 5 0 C a p a ir ...... • ...... $1.00 after a short time compelling me do. Wonder what peace would Going out at, a pair One lot of Boys’ and Youths’ LICENSES SUSPENDED to finish the work from photo-* show? graphs.” V ’ Rubbers, a pair ...... Monsieur, Brland, Minister of Boys’ and Youth’s Storm King Q C ; A list of operatdrg whose" licenses Affairs, is also a good model, says Boots, sizes 11-6, a pair ...... to drive automobiles in Connecti- Monsier Puech, but likes to make One lot of Children’s SKATING SHOES: For boys, girls, men kiid I cut have been suspended for one suggestions and must always have One lot of Misses’ and Children’s black high Shoes. ..Black and tan. women Q ' yedr for driving while under the In- his cigarette. a pair ...... Shoes. All leather. Sizes 8 '/2-ll. $1.95 a Sizes 5-11^. ' fluence of liquor was given out to- Ex-President Millerand made his Shoes with skates attached. Make an excellent t day at the State Alotor Vehicle De sittings with, the sculptor very setl-; pair. A p a ir ...... $ 1.00 and lasting gift. ll par'tmdnt as a part of the effort to ous affairs and engineered eve)py-i' Sizes 81/2-2. A Pair $2.45 I reduce Ibis highway menace. The thing himself. j department statement advised peo The bust of the present chief ex4 t ple to notify the department or the ecutlve will show Doumergue In hts ■■m i police in case they should see any suit of “ grande ceremonie” wearing ^ of these drivers operating motor the cordon of the Legion of Honor.' Buy It At Diamond Shoe Stores and Save Money ? vehicles. f Bridgeport: Kalman S. Kish, Ro- In Paris Saturday night comes * bert Lyons. Cos Cob: Jos. Nilla. around only once every four months “THE BIG STORE WIT H THE LITTLE PRICES” ^Durham: Victor- Pandiani. Elm- statistics would have us believe. At *wood: Philip Venditte. Glaston least, during the fiscal year just bury:. Nick Warnick. ended, only nine million ablutions i, Greenwich: Chas. Finch, ' Edw, were taken in the public bath es i Kelley, Owen A. O’Neill. Groton: tablishments of this city. As Paris ’ Edw. Bercume. Hartford> Gilbert counts some three million Inhabit ? T. Ames, Waldo Carlson, . James ants the average is three baths per i Connor, Joseph P. "Gledick, Thos. year per Inhabitant! F. Green, Jos. Llska. Little River: The answer is that part of the Fred Wolke. Mystic, Geo, B, Dur people probably take weekly baths \ -A ant. New Britain, AntJres Gosletti, at public places, while the other -AND- Geo. F. Glossop, Alar^In E. Went- part stays away...entirely. As com •land. paratively few can afford the lux . V New London: A. C. Josselyn, So. ury of a private tub, the swimming . "'V-' X (Manchester: Geo. Baker, Chas. E. pools ta^e care of that part miss I- M Jacobson. Stamford: Stanley Alil- SELF SERVE BARGAIN ing at the public bath tubs. I ler. Waterbury: Jos. Frappier, John SOUTH MANCHESTER Quince, Clarence W. -Rlpley^Weth- 1013 MAIN STREET ersfleld, Harry McKenzie. Wilton; For sale: Om , :'xpensiv' set of f Russell R. Sherman. Windsor loudspeakers; hardly used;-as gool •“iftCks: Raymoff^ DelmOnte. as new. > Bids iday be addressed" to ’W ' J / u PAGE SIX MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5,1928. • -r BEC!3 t COLUMBIA With the Local Mrs, Conrad Schrlefer ' has re DAILY RADIO PROGRAM turned home after visiting her Poets daughter In New. I^ochelle, N. Y., vj Wednesday, December 5. 399.8—WeX-W JR, DETROIT—750. and her son in - Bridgeport, and 8:00—Goldkotte’a orchestra. Leading DX Stations. 5' A portion of the Chicago Civic Opera 9:00—AVJZ harmony team. 405.2—WSB. ATLANTA -740. friends in Brooklyn and New York. VI Company's production ol Wagner’s ]0;00—Grand opera with WJZ. 9:30—WIOAF I'alniolive GOOD TIDINGS Mrs. W. H, Carpenter has return V ^’Lohengrin'* will be broadcast through 10:.30—Hits and bits. 11:45—Biltrao^e-.critertniiiers. ed to Columbia after spending ] W JZ and associated, iHtatlons at 10 499.7—WTIC. HARTFORD—600. „293.9—KYW, CHICAGO—1020, One night o’^ the Judean hills , o'clock Wednesday night. The scenes 7 :30 -WEAF programs (3A4 hrs.) 10:00—Grand opera with VVJZ. When all was lying peaceful and three weeks in Muncle, Ind., her of the opera, which was first produced 422.3-4WOR, NEWARK—710. 11:00—ly jZ Slumber music. former home.. > in 1850 takes place In the Tenth Cen- 8:00—Music room hour commemorat 12:03—Edgewaler Beach orchestra. still. ' tury on the Scheldt. Rene Malsson ing Schubert. 1:00—Insomnia Club program. The angels came to the shepherds Mr. Bond and his sister, Mrs. ^1. and Marlon Claire will have the tenor 8:30—United Military band. 389.4— WB8M, CHICAGO—770. of old. Hayes, who is visiting him, spen,t and soprano leads, respectively. Lam 9:00—N. n. mlUionaires hour. 9:00—Benedict-Yanashek duo. And the story of glad tidings told. Thanksgiving with another sister, bert M jrp.hy, American tenor, will ap- 9:30—La Pallna hour with Olive Kline, 9:30—Three dance orchestras. in Hlgganaum. ; pear as guest soloist in La Tournine soprano. , „254-1—WJJD, CHIOAGO—1180. They told of JesuS and his birth. ,i concert to bo radiated by the WLAK 10:00—Kolster Radio hour. 7-|j0—Victorian orchestra: talk. And brought glad tidings to the Mr. and Mrs. William Wolff en chain at 7;S0. Among Mr. Murphy’s 10:30—Night club romances. ?w'!i—^Bidio enterluinmciit, earth. tertained a family party Thanks • . songs will be excerpts from ’'Carmen” 11:00—Astor orchestra. 9:00—WJZ harmony team. giving Day. Those present were and ’’Caviilleria Rusticana” and selec 11:30—The Witching liour. 9:30—Tlicnter prcscrilatioi^s. tions from Broadway show hits In- 302.8— WBZ, NEW EN^GLAND—900. I2:t»t)—Studio programs; artists. The shepherds hastened when they Mrs. Kate Wolff and Miss Lena . ciuding Bari Carroll’s ‘ ‘Vanities" and 7:30—Radio Nature league. 416.4— WGN.WLIB. CHICAGO—720. heard Wolff of Norwich, Mr, and Mrs. “ Three Cheers." The soloist will be 8:00—Bing family entertainment. 9:00—WEAF programs (H4 hrs.) Wolff and family of Westfield, ■' assisted by Nathaniel Shllkret’a or- 8:30-WJZ programs (l^ r .) 10:30—Golnkelte’.s dance orchestra. Their hearts with love and joy was chestra. The big attraction of the 9:30—The musical banker’s hour. lt;45—Louis’.s hungr.v five. stirred Mass., and Mr. Williams and Miss •, Home Companion Hour through WEAK 10:00—Grand opera with WJZ. 11:30—Concert orcliestra, tenor. To see the place where the Christ Ruth Williams of LeBanon. ^ and allied stations at 8. Is a prominent 11:10—Newcomb’s dance orchestra. 12:00—Dreamship; night hawks. 454.3—WEAF, NEW YORK—660. 344.6—WLS. CHICAGO—870, child lay Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Lyman had as American actress whose Identity is not 6:00—AValdorf-A.slorin dinner music. 8:01)—Scrap hook; round-up. On that lowly manger bed of hay. guests Thanksgiving Day Mr. and ’ devulged. There will also be the usual 6:30—Fur trappers program. 9:30—All-state' hour; choral music. radio drama and orchestral selections. 7:00—Synagogue services. 11:00—Popular entertainment. Composed by Hazel Gilbert. Mrs.♦Hollis Lyman and son of At 9:30 the same network of stations 7:30—La Touralne tableaux, with 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—670. Willimantic. will present the first anniversary ol Lambert Murphy, tenor. 9:00—WOR programs (2 hrs.) Misses Myrtle and Eva Collins the Ralmolive hour on Uie air. Among 8:00—Home Companion hour. }P60—Ten o’clock musicale. too features of tlie programs will be 9:00—Troubadours orchestra. 15:00—Benson’s dance orcliestra. had as guests on Thanksgiving “ Moon Song.” by Elizabeth Lennox, 9:30—Palmolive musical hour. 319—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—940, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Collins and conp-ulto. and a bass solo, “ Murpny 10:30—Phil Spitalny’s music. 9:30—WOR Columbia hour. ENCAMPMENT PLANNING sou, Miss Lura Collins and Cleve Sliall Not Sing Tonight" Two num 11:00—Hal Kemp’s orche-stra. 10:30—Log Caliin days. bers announced for the Revelers male 393.5—WJZ, NEW YORK—760. 12:00-:.RjKlln hour; organ. land Collins of East Hartford, Mr! quartet are “ That Yellow Girl That 6:00—yocng’s dinner music. 299.8—w o e , DAVENPORT—1000. FOR DISTRICT MEETING and Mrs. Herbert Collins of Willi Winked At M o"and'Cui’a “Orientale.” 6:.’^n—Santa Claus hour. 8:00—WIO.M*' programs (2',4 hrs.) At 8 o’clock the Cecilian Singers with mantic, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 7:00—.leddo Highlanders With Leslie 10:30—.studio program. Lyman and family of- Columbia. Raul Oberg, pianist,, will entertain lls- Frick, contralto. 11:00—O'Hearn’s dance orchestra. Slehtile Jeattri are pleated ■ teners of WCCO and half an hour la- 7:30—Talk, J. B. Kennedy. 361,2—KOA, DENVER—830. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hunt had , ter WNYC will inrtoduce the Barzlay to gire a demonstration in 7:3.5—Mme, Gainshorg. pianist. 11:00—The novelt.v shop. Members of No. 37 of This as Thanksgiving guests Mr. ahd your Some, Cal! on your trio. 7:4.5—'ralk, Frederick W. Wile. ' 11:30—Chinese temple miislt!. S;nn—Songs, saxophone sestet 12:00—.studio dance orchestra. ' Town to Attend Affair in Mrs. Chester P. Wlnsor and family nearest Steinite dealer. Black face type Indicates best features 8:30—Foresters male quartet. „ 299.8-rWHO. DES MOINES—1000. Hartford Monday Night. of Johnston, R. I. Mrs. Hunt’s 9:00—Smith Brothers, harmonists. Symphony orchestra. mother, Mrs. Louise Goff, who has ' All programs Eastern Standard Time. 9:30—Blue Danube nights. 9:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) been spending several months in 10:00—Chicago Civic opera, "Lohen 40C^PWX. HAVANA—750. . OfAer coftWe ntodets*^' ' Leading East Stations. grin," ®:00—.Military orchestra. Columbia, returned to spend the 1) :00—Slumber music. 9:00—Cuban trouhadours. The members of Shepherd En with Dynamic speaker ^ 272.6—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 10:00—Studio music hour. winter with her other daughter, <91.5—WIP. PHILADELPHIA—610. campment are making expensive Mrs. Winsor. at $15Z^ $167e ^187„ ' < 8 :3 0 -Harmonic duo; song recital. 7:00—Birthday list: piani.at SPRINGS—800. plans for the district meeting to be 9:1.')-Concert orchestra, soprano. 8:00—Wanderer’s male quartet, four 10.00-Arlington dance orchestra. Raymond Squier of this place • eP I 10:00—Pianist; dance orchestra. Hawallans. H)1'5—Majestic trio; soprano. held in I. 0. O. F. hall. 420 Main was one of the lucky winners of a ^ 11:10—Follies Bergere orchestra. .5;0n—Newton rydio totum. 12:00—Studio spe<‘initles. street, Hartford, on Monday even with the 283— W B A L , B A L T IM O R E — 1060. 10;00—Two dance orchestras. 491.5— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—610. turkey given at a Willimantic thea S:00—The Fitz Sisters hour, 5J5.4_WLIT, PHILADELPHIA—560. programs (11.4 hrs.) ing, Dec. 10. This district meeting ter Tuesday evening. it 8:.10—WJZ programs (1 hr.) 9:00—Stanley theater hour, 10:,30—Katz hoys entertainment. includes all Encampments In Dis Miss Anne Dix has gone to Bos V 9:.10—The music box. ' n-.m—WK.\F Palmolive hour. 12:45—Niphfhawk frolic. trict hall which are Midian No. 7, * 10:00—Grand opera with WJZ. ](..;Mi_WEAF music: orchestra. ANGELES—640. of Hartford; G. Fred Barnes, No. 8, ton for a few days. V 243.8— W N A C , B O S T O N — 1230. 3C;;..9_k DKA, PITTSBURGH—980. ■'’P’^^rd concert orchestra, Miss Wilson and Miss Christhelf 7:11—Hi.story lecture; musicale. f ;3(;_l3cstor’a dinner mu.sic. 12:00—“ Ronds to Romance.’! of Hartford; Enfield No. 3Sj of S:00—Cohimhia programs (3 hrs.) 7;pn—T.ecture on Zoology. 1:00—Dance orchestra. Thompsonville and Sl^pherd, No. of New York spent the week-end 11:10—.SievAis dance orchestra, 7:1.5—Studio program; tal’ii. ANGELES—900. 37 of this town. with Miss Katherine Ink at Over iv 545.1— W G R , B U F F A L O — 650. 7;4.r,_\v.IZ programs (3Vl hrs.) 11 :oo—Orchestra: vocal soloists. look. H 7:00—Buffalo Symphony orchestra. 11-nn—Be.slor’s dance orchestra. 12:00—Studio entertainers. 8:30—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 245.8— WCAE, PITTSBURGH—1220. 1:00—Dance orchestra. The grand officers of the state Mrs. R. G. Proctor and Miss ll:in —Van Surdam’s orchestra. 6:00—WKAF dinner music. . 461.3—WSM. NASHVILLE—650. will be present. They are: Alice Clarke left for Washington, 333.1— W M A K , B U F F A L O — 900. 7;no—Studio Gospel songs. 8:00—Allen Fireside hour. Grand Patriarch, E. A. Birdsay, D. C., Friday where they will 7:no—WGY radio skit. 7:30—Quinby Symphony orchestra. programs (U4 hrs.) 8:00—Wolenak Conservatory music. 8:00—WKAF pfogram.s Ct nrs.) 10:30—Orehesfrn; minstrel men. Meriden; Grand High Priest, G. spend the winter. They m^de the 9:00—Columbia programs (2 hrs.) 260.7—WHAM, ROCHESTER—1160. 379.5— KQO. OAKLAND—790. Bramann, Bridgeport; Grand trip by auto. t 11:0.5—Rilz dance oreliestfa. 7:00—Radio skit; lecture. 11:00—The Parisian quintet. Scribe, W. S. Hutchison, New Hav 428.3— W L W , C IN C IN N A T I— 700. 7:45—Viotini.sl; studio program. 12:00—The Road to Romance. Mr. and Mrs. E, P. Lyman spent 9:30—Historical highlight.^. 8:30—WJZ programs O hrs.) 12:30—Studio feature concert. en; Grand Ti’easurer, W. J. Bergea, Thanksgiving in Willimantic at the 10:00—Grand opera with WJZ. 9:30—“ On Winp.s o f Song." 1:00—Troendernns entertainment. Stamford; Grand Senior Warden, home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon Lit S 11:00-Variety hour; organist. 10;ao—tlrnnd opera wUli WJZ. 270.1—WRVA, RICHMOND—1110, H. A. Jessen, East Hartford; Grand tle. 12:00—Two orchestras: organist. 379.5—WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. 8:00—Old Virginia hour. Junior -Warden, A. H. Simonson, E W ! T h e results w hich Steinite has made possible in 280.2— W T A M . , C L E V E L A N D — 1070. 11:.55—Time: weather: markets. 9:00—Edgeworth variety hour. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Isham had as V 8:30—Crystal gkzer; orchestra. 0:00—.qtock.s.'markets, farm forum. 11:00—Riehmond dance music. So. Manchester; Grand Marshall, Thanksgiving guests Mr. and Mrs. Dynamic reproduction are not equalled by the ordinary ^ 9:00—WK.4F Tro'ihadmirs orchestra. 6:30—Van Curler dinner music. 440.9—KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—680. W. B. Klein, Torrlngton; Grand J. S. Isham of Columbia, Mr. and NDynamic combination. Sensational engineering, ingenious design 3^ 10::’.0—Two dance orchestras. 7:00—Mr. and Mrs. Radio skits. 11;00—N. R. C. entertninment.s. Sentinel, H. H. Pritchard, Bridge* 11:30—Memory Garden hour. ■7:30—WF.AF programs. „ (3’/4 hrs.) 1 ;P0 —TTenderson’.p A"nee hand. Mrs. Homer Isham of Hartford, and the use o f quality materials has brought about America's Secondary Eastern Stations. Secondary DX Stations. port; D. D, Grand Patriarch, C. G, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arnold Redfleld, Hartford. and Richard Arnold, Jr., of New Greatest Value at only $137.50. A great set has been made 508.2—WEEI, BOSTON—590. 11:00—studio organ recital. 344.6— WENR, CHICAGO—870. The patriarchal degree will be 7:00—“ Oh Boy," "Santa (7Iaiis." 11:30—Kemp’s dance orchestra. 8:1.5—Farmer Rusk’s lecture. York. greater with a great Dynamic speaker! T he Steinite withDynamic 7:30—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 348.6— W A B C , N E W Y O R K — 860, 10:00—Grand opera with WJZ. conferred on a class of candidates 10:3.5—Atlantic fcattire program. 9:00—SUidIo programs. 11:00—Oomedy sketch: concert. by G. Fred Barnes Encampment. A speaker is America's new id^I o f radio quality— hear it today f 11:1.5—C. of C. organ recital. 526— WNYC. NEW YORK—570. 202.6— WHT, CHICAGO—1480. large attendance is expected from 274.8—WSAI, CINCINNATI—800. 7:5.5—Air college; folk song.s. 9:30—Voc.allsls: Inslnimentallsls. MALONEY GETS M.4.TCH 8:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 8:30—The Barzelay trio, 10:00—Ramblers entertainmenf. the various Encampments. Supper All prices ^ren are less tube.. 11:00—Castle Farm orchestra. j 357—CKCL, TORONTO—840. 10:30—Your hour lengtte. will be served at the close of the New York, Dec. 5.— Jim Ma 215.7—WHK. CLEVELAND—1390 9:00—I’uppy Club, philo.sopher. 365.6—WHAS. LOUISVILLE-820. degree. 9:00-WOR programs (2 hrs.) 9:40—Microphone mummers. 9:00—WEAF programs OV*. hrs.) loney, of Boston, has been matched 11:00—Amos ’ n' Andy, comic team. 11:00—Orchestra, thnor. organ. 10:30—Studio TTvisieal program. Any information required will be to fight Con O’Kelly, imported 11:11—Two dance orchestras. 315.6—WRC, WASHINGTON—950. 284.4—WMC. MFMPHIS—760. cheerfully furnished by any of the 325.9—WWJ. DETROIT—920. 8:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 9:30—WEAF T’nimolive hour. Irish heavyweight, at Madison 7:30—WEAF progroms (314 hrs.) '11:00—WJZ Slumber music. 10:.".0—.'tiudio concert. local committee: Chief Patriarch, Square Garden on Dec. 11. The Steinite Wm. H. Frost; Senior Warden, Johnny Rlsko, who was to have Eleetric AC Ra Wm. D. Black; Junior Warden, Carl met Maloney or O'Kelly on that dio it a unique' G. Tyler. date, decided to go hunting in Can value in ihit The regular meeting of Shepherd beautiful table ada instead. The Cleveland baker model at f75. Encampment which cornea on Dec. boy dropped a decision to Maloney lOfh will commence at 7 “o'clock in Boston last week. WILL BE NO CONTEST . sharp In order to allow the members to take the autos for Hartford at WTIC ON MTIENNA ELECTION 7:30. THE NEW FORD CARS Travelers Insurance Co. are ready for iiniiiedJate Hartford Electric Supply Hartford John J. McKenna will not be op •lelivery. I posed as to his right to a place in ’* ‘ • 535.4 m. 560 k. c. the Rockville city council, to which Get Ready Manchester Motor Sales WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS 'Dennis P. Coleman, Mgr.. he was elected on Monday, The — for— question of non-residence is not new 1069 Main St. HARTFORD K Program for Wethiesday in Rockville politics. The chairman ^'6:25 p. m.— Summary of Program of the Republican town committee , ■ and News Bullotlhs, has a home in*Ellington, but spen'ds Wmter Driving j.6:30 p. m.— Hotfel Bond Trio— one night each week in Rockville, SUNDAY retaining his residence there. WINTER TOPS j Emil Heimberger, Director. ' -'Y. .’ PiOgram of Request Selections Mr. McKenna had declared that GLASS WORK FOR 7 C M IT’S HERE— THE NEW >J7:00 p. m.— La Touralne Concert his residence was to be in Rock ville and gave a Rockville address, CLOSED CARS OLD COM PANTS from~N. B. C. Studios. SIDE CURTAINS '■y:30 p. m.— Station WCAC will where he is known to have stayed oftener than required by law. He CARPETS RADIO RECITAL ^ S’ STEINITE broadcast on this same fre also is,building a new home and REPAIRING CURTAINS quency until 8:00 p. m. will soon occupy it. A similar case _,8:00 p. m. — Home Companion has been ruled on in the past and ^ Hour from N. B. C. Studios. there will be no contest on the IINAID The Set That Has :.9:00 p. m. — Ipana Troubadours Manchester Auto Top Co. grounds that he Is not a legal vot A C RADIO from N. B. C. Studios. er in the town of Vernon and the ■9:30 p. m.— Palmolive Hour from W . J. Messier "Where are you going, pretty city of Rockville. M R K I N n A T I I W on Public N. B. C. Studios. maid?" Center St. and Henderson Rd. America's Foremost Baritone 10:30 p. m.— Howard correct time. Said he, with friendly smile. A bee’s olfactory glands are lo^ :30 p. m.— Phil Spitalny’s music. "Why, shopping, feir,” the maid re cated in its knee joints. Phone 1816-3 Clime tnW EAF Recognition Against 11:00 p. m.— News and weather plied. forecast. "Why wait till after while?” and ASSOCIATED STATIONS A ll Odds NOTED IRISHMAN KILLED SPINNING TOP GAME ■V" Dublin, Dec. 5.— Henry Dixsou, WEAF aged 69, one of the most promi WEEI INJURES L in L E GIRL nent Republicans in Ireland, was WGY WGSII struck by a motor car and killed'in INSURANCE WGR WTAG front of his office this afternoon. WLIT) WJAR Dizzy, lO-Year-Old Helen Fisk He was active in the Sinn Fein or WFI S WTIC ANTHRACITE Falls Against a Passing ganization and was arrested for BEST SINCE laX) WRC Automobile. his part in the 1916 uprising. He I served a sentence in Reding jail. C o p y t^ h t L. C. & N. Oo.. 1928 ..Helen Fish, 10, a pupil in the The Best Guardian o f $75.00—Less K’j :Manchester Green school, was tak- H E LEHIGH COAL AND Arrange for a demonstration in yptO: home. . eb to Manchester. Memorial hospit In civilized man the sense of al yesterday aftern'oeta. ..after the smell is most 'highly developed in Life and Property NAVIGATION COMPANY RADIO DEPARTMENT cblld fell against a passing'kutomo- the blind. bije and suffered a broken ankle. -f-fH BENSON FURNITURE CO. % /With a girl companion Helen was J(riuiBon Block, South Manchest®!’ on her way home from" school at 3’; 4 5 o’clock walking at the side of ft ItUOTT I the road. They had been playing ‘ ‘top,’’ a game in which*ohlldren try to see how many times they can Insure Your Valuables spin around. She became ..dizzy and CONSOLE '1HODEL f^ll against the automobile which A BOX IN A'GOOD SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT iws passing. ' - ,’ Gonstable Adolph C. Broil, who • ‘ IS THE NEXT wis driving the car, says the girl OA4 THE Let Us Demonstrate- had stopped spinning ae he came BEST Al^D CHEAPEST INSURANCE. PR06RAH a^ng and he was unaware of the WILL BE accident until his attention was call N ow W e It In Ydur Home, ed to It by the shouts of a passer The Manchester Trust Co. "COAL" by. f a c t s / ’ Officer John McGlinn investigat Press a Button ed. He did not hold Mr. Broil. Grandmother, filling her lamps, PROPERLY screened and prop did not dream that some day erly graded coal will give you bet harnessed lightning would il Alfred A. ter heat. We are experienced coal luminate her children’s homes. men and our coal is carefully select Tomorrow holds new comforts ed. We are able to supply you and conveniences as yet un with the kind of fuel your furnace needs. ■i^ecause strait is the gate, and thought of, Fire and Liability imrrow is the way, which leadeth i^to life, and few there be that Makesurfe of money and leisure ALSO FUEL OIL IN ANY Main St.7 0pp. Paffi ^ fljDid lt.»-St. Matthew 7:14. to enjoy'them. Life Income QUANTITY. Plan guarantees it. Pays $ 100 Insurance . South Manchester Rightness expresses of actions monthly for life starting at age ■_ - f v^at straightness does of lines; 60, or earlier if dis'abled. In- t^ere can no more be two kinds of Tune in on the Old Company’s ff^ht action than there' can be two cludes$ 10,000 insurance mean program. We are sole distributors A WONDERFUL SET! HBAR IT IN YOUR HOMB. while. Call for Old Company’s Lehigh Coal in < .<4 ids of straight lines.— Herbert RICHARD G. RICH town. MELANSON CAPTAIN Sjttencer. Connecticut General Tinker Building, South Manchester. villa Nova,^ Pa., Dec. t EDWARD HESS THE ANSWER, Life Insurance Company ' Headquarters Jior Rlectrical Su^pUes. Melanlon, of Malden, Mast.. Is tha tere is the answer to the Let- newly elected captain of the VUlf Oolf puzzle oh the comic page: FAYETTE ' CLAP 'E 855.Maln , Park Building, South Manchester >{pya college tQQtbeUAeaoL.tQx;,np«t '..C H IP S , CHJNo, - INSUK-NCE G. E. Willis & Son, Inc Season. tlflllN K , CRANK4 CRACK. D^pot Square, Manchestec t 2 Main St. ' TcL 5li back for the last three years. S f l ’ MANCHESTER '(CONN.)' EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5. X928. Three Days Starting Thursday Morning at Nine O^clock m Coats and Dressesi . at After-Christmas ■ ' , An Unheard of Event in Our History Ordinarily we do not cut the prices on our garments until after Christmas garments where we are overstocked ri ght now. These are not goods bought but, as you know, this has been a warm fall and cold weather has not arrived in especially for this sale but they represent our merchandise taken right out in earnest. Therefore, we are going to quote our after Christmas prices on ofourstock. THIS BEAUTIFUL FALL WEATHER WAS TOO HOT—THAT’S THE REASON. Fur Trimmed Dress and Sports Misses’ an dW om ep’s COATS COATS COATS « $39.50 $25.00 $49.50 (Regular $59.50 Grade) (Regular $69.50 Grade) (All Our $29.75 and $35 Grades) Thig group includes all our $69.50 coats and a f If you are planning on purchasing a new coat, few of our $59.50 models. One-of-a-kind coats of you should see this choice collection. Stunning fine broadcloth in^the new straight-lined models sports coats trimmed with ringtail opossum, rose 75 coats from which to make your selection—in with deep cuffs and large shawl or crushed collars wood skunk, beaver and wolf. Broadcloth dress of Easttong mink, baby seal, caracul and wolf in coats with deep cuffs and large shawl collars of cluding all our $29.75 and $35.00 mo^pls. Dressy the smart shades of wolf, marmink and baby- seal. Well tailored suede and novelty sports coats trimmed with co coats. Silk crepe lined. coalette, coney, caracul, American opossum and rnendova beaver. We consider this the most dis NAVY » GREEN BLACK BROWN TAN tinguished collection of coats at $25 in town. BLACK BROWN High G rade Stunning Silk Broadcloth COATS DRESSES COATS $79.50 $7*95 $69.50 (Regular $95 Grade) (Regular $10 Grade) (Regular $79.50 Grade) We have reduced our entire stock of $79.50 I Exclusive, high grade coats that one rarely An opportunity for the wise shopper to pick-up coats to this price for our three day sale. Our finds so inexpensive at this time of the year. two or three inexpensive dresses for office, school, assortment includes a stunning black broadcloth Fashioned of the best quality brqadcloth using sports and general wear. One and two-piece coat trimmed with a skunk shawl collar and cuffs tucked treatments on the backs and sleeves. L6v- silks in snappy little models in navy, black, tan, .. a sports coat of a soft brown mixture with a ishly fur trimmed with Easttong Mink, kid fox, red and green. For the best selections an early natural caracul colla r... .a slate blue dress coat and platinum in gray, black and tan. visit is advised. Sizes 16 to 46. with a frosted fox collar, and others. X • ! f ■ Silk Crepe O ne and Tw o-P iece Sport 2tnd A fternoon DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES - •.... ¥ $14.75 $10.95 . r $16.75 (Regular $16.75 Grade) (Regular $25 Grade) (Regular $16.75 Grade) V A choice collection of frocks, many of which have been in stock only a few weeks. One and two-piece models with the new swathed hip A sale that comes just at the time of the year lines, flared skirts and smart necklines fashion ed of crepes, new prints, georgette and velvet Exclusive, one-of-a-kind frocks—a beige crepe when most every girl and woman can use an extra combinations .and tweed crepes. and satin combination dress with a smart flared dress or two for the Christmas socials. Simple sk irt.. .'.a black satin with lace trimmings----- an little crepes----- novelty tweed crepes._____ satins, Black Marron Glace Brown Independence blue dress with a tiered skirt, vel- many are velvet and satin trimmed. Brown, red, vet trimmed___ and other youthful models. green, black and navy. 16 tgi 46. Blue Red Cash Your Chri^tnras Club FREE PARKING SPACE IN REAR OF > 3 STORE. ENTRANCES AT OAK AND Checks Here SO U TH ’Mf\ h C H E ST E R • CONN ■ MAPLE STREETS { " " \ y ^ ,v PAGE EIGHT MANC3HESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERAU). >EDNESDAX..0ECKVIB^R r r r r r situation wondering what it is all the same fatalistic attitude—and IH^nrlpKtrr about. do nothing, nor try to do anything y , The Connecticut State Manual to prevent the stunning increase in Health and Diet Ewning iBfraUi lists the Newington Home for Crip I violent deaths. But somehow it PUBLISHED BY pled Children, states that the num seems to this newspaper that there Davenport and THE HERALD PRINTING CO. ber of children at the institution ought to be more difference than Advice Founded by Elwood S. T31a, Button Back Chaii? Oct. 1. 1881 is 144 and the value of its property that’ between men and women on By DR. FRANK McCOX Every Evening Except Sundays and is $387,885.39, gives a list of the the one hand and little fishes on H olidays. Entered at the Post Office at South officers and directors, mostly Hart the other. Manchester, Conn., as Sedond Class ford people, and lets it go at that. Mail Matter. Dr. McCoy will gladly ana*^ SUBSCR PTION RATES: By Mall What crippled children are elig RENDER UNTO CAESAR six dollars a year, sixty cents a ible, what the conditions of admis The Publisher’s Auxiliary, a wer personal qaestions on month for shorter periods. health ana diet, addi eased to By carrier, eighteen cents a week. sion are, what sort o£ training they newspaper paper printed some him, care of 'I’he Herald. Kn- Single copies three cents. where in the Midwest, brings out SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE- get, what the Home’s plant con clnse stamped, addressed, large SENTATIVE. \ Hamllton-De Llsser, sists of, what its especial needs are the somewhat startling information envelope lor reply. , Iiu3., 285 Madison Avenue, New Yo.-\ j------^ and 612 North Michigan Avenue, —all these things remain u^dis- that “D, T. Haggerty, publisher of Chicago. closed. three of the four papers In Wln- DEVELOPING FACIAL CON The Manchester Evening Herald Is on sale In New York City -at Schul. 's The Herald, possessing a modi sted. Conn., is the man responsible TOURS. News Stand, Sixth Avenue and 42nd. for many a nature-fake story ap Street, and 42nd. Street entrance of cum of humanity and In unescapa- Grand Central Station and at all ble consequence some degree of pearing in news columns all over The fleshy part underlying the Hoatll.ig News Stands. skin are composed principally of • « • si'mpathy with any such work as the world. His editorial writers de muscles and by exercising the Client of Jnternatlonar News Ser that Indicated by the name of the veloped the four-legged chicken, muscles of the face and neck vice. “International News Service has the institution, recites these facts In the three-legged calf,” etc. properly the circulation of the skin exclusive rights to use for republica- no critical spirit but rather in ex For ages and ages and ages can be restored, to a large extent. tlon in any form all news dispatches There is nothing which will im credited to o- not otherwise credited planation of the reason why the everybody in New England has In this paper. It is also exclusively prove the circulation of the blood to entitled to use for repnblicatlon all Newington Home is likely to find known about Lew Stone but who, the face and hehd as thorougly as the local or undated news published itself short on the kind of publicity without disrespect, ever heard of exercising the muscles of the neck. herein." it would like. Mr. Haggerty? And who ever heard A good method is to place a pillow Full Service Client of N E A Ser against the wall, stand back about vice. Member, Audit Bureau of Circu This paper would very much like of four Winsted newspapers? lations. three feet and rest your weight to print something illuminating cn your forehead while pressing It WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5, 1928 about the achievements of the against the pillow. Partly support Home, about Its methods^ about your weight with your hands, but IN NEW YORK gradually support as much weight its Aanner of support, about the with your neck muscles as pdssible. THE MESSAGE good which we haven’t the slight Roll your forehead back and forth this suite that hides a President Coolidge’s last annual est doubt it is doing. But it doesn’t, New York, Dec. 5—Motion pic In the pillow so as to strain the neck muscles to the utmost. Xd'i message to Congress shows consid quite feel called on to send a rep ture directors have been driven to resentative to Newington to find every form of camouflage when can also, apply your head sidewise erable evidence of his readiness to taking street scenes about Manhat to. the pillow which will develop secret guest room! hand the country along to his suc cut the talking points. We would tan. the muscles at the side of the neck cessor, On several quite important suggest that, if the Home feels the The very sight of a movie camera and take out the hollows around matters it is a mere marking of need of larger public interest and is suffi(?ient tO: start-the formation the collar bone. Next, turn your larger public support, it provide Oi. a mob,that grows beyond all pro back to the wall ajid raise and low tim6> iQ some others there is mani jHANGE all your ideas of daven The davenport and button back chair’ the newspapers with a brief out portions and defies the efforts of er your weight, supporting your fest a decided inclination to adopt extra police, ► body entirely by your head and port beds. If you have been sketched above come in plain taupe inferentially the probable policies line of Its status, its plan an^ In no other place can so many feet. prejudiced against them, come mohair—allover including -backs— of the incomihg executive. scope, its particular objectives, its people gather on such short notice The appearance of the neck may methods, its financing and the kind —whether the attraction be a dog also be Improved by exercising of with an open mind. For here is a^ with one side of the reversible seat This latter Is somewhat marked fight, the sidewalk demonstration the platysma myiodesa flat muscle of public support it requires. of a “pitch-man” or the search in that pait of the message deal attached to the jaw at one end and new and different davenport-bed. cushions in colorful frieze. This is No newspaper can fiy very high of a small boy for a lost dime. to the muscles of the chest at the ing with Boulder Dam and Muscle in a boosting effort unless it has Not long ago a camera was seen other. If this muscle is exercised Hung low, just like any regular dav just the group for the home that Shoals. Concerning the former Mr, stmewhere to hop off from. doing down Broadway on a truck vigorously, the throat will soon as enport ___with regulation height needs an extra guest room. Just the Coolldge has really left the whole and the stampede that resulted sume normal shape. > choked traffic in the Times Square matter to Congress and the future, A good exencise is to stick the turned legs. Comfortable to sit in. group for the family that is planning BLINDNESS belt for half an houjr. jaw out and tense the muscles in with, however, a recognition that Frank Schaller, a New York front of the throat, contracting and Equally comfortable to sleep in, for it to “give the home a gift” this Christ-^ the rights of the states must be There are times when a direc relaxing , this muscle alternately, as . preserved—which is obvious—“the jeweler, having lost the sight of tor can do very nicely without you make the chin protrude and is equipped with coil springs! And mas. On the Christmas Club plan a crowd in the background. There necessary government functions be one eye and believing that he was recede. Do this a few times, and an entirely new, simple way to trans you pay only down and $8 to become totally blind, shot him are times when he wants his hero then try tensing the muscles ana discharged"—which may mean any or heroine to appear coming f*om self in the washroom of a friend’s throwing the head quickly back fer it into the extra guest room. weekly. thing according to the interpreta a shop door or walking lonesome- ward so as to put a sudden strain tion of the next administration— Fifth avenue offices. He had ten ly along the streets of a great city. On such occasions he has to on the front of the throat. Practice and the electrical field left to pri thousand dollars worth of gems in this exercise in front of a mirror. his pocket and was well-to-do. Al tap his ingenuity and make every vate enterprise, which again is a possible effort to surround his ac Hold your hand on your throat matter of interpretation. so he leaves a widow. tivities with secrecy. The slight while doing the exercise so you can WATKINS BROTHERS, I»f. It Is doubtful if Frank Schaller est hint of such an ' event, if feel the muscles when they become As to Muscle Shoals, the Presi had any very clear idea what It printed in the newspapers, would tense. This exercise should be tak bring out thousands of New York en cautiously at first or the muscles 54 South Manchester dent stands rqgdy to accept almost is like to be blind. He only knew will become very sore and you will any proper kind of a leasing ar- ers. that it would Inconvenience him And so dozens of tricks are per think you are having an attack of ^rangement but is opposed to “put greatly and he didn’t propose to be formed under the very noses of tonsilitis. ting the United States government inconvenienced to that extent. the Manhattan mob, without a Another method of promoting Indiscriminately Into the private To be sure, blindness is some single man-on-the-street being a he circulation, to the skin is to use aware of what is going on. hot applications morning and eve and retail field of power distribu thing much more than an incon The other day, I was a partici ning, followed Immedately by an ice tion and nitrate sales.” ^Thls is venience, it*ls a very great afflic pant in such a bit of camouflage, rub or laving with cold water. . Af modification with a vengeance of tion. But a great deal depends on Vilma Banky had come to town to ter the cold treatment use the the old theory of “keeping the gov the victim’s approach to his trou make New York scenes for a facial exercises. After the exercises ernment out of business” altogeth- forthcoming picture. In one scene a good plan is to rub the wrinkles bles, whether he is brave or. wheth she was to be shown coming from lengthwise with a clean toothbrush, J-^ej. It Is not difficult to detect the er he Is not. a Fifth avenue shop. which has been dipped in sweet AVIATION EXPO . infiuence of Hooverism In the If Schaller had stopped to do a That morning there appeared almond oil. These combined treat llhrase. little thinking he might not have on Fifth avenue a coop-like struc ments will stimulate the circula C' shot himself. It might have occur ture, bearing a sign, “New York tion in the wrinkled area and the Perhaps the President shows a street department. Keep away!” skin will soon assume a healthful IN BERLIN GEI^ more acute concern for the ratifica red to him that a great many great It attracted little, if any. atten glowing appearance. tion of the Kellogg pact than for achievements have been the work tion. Yet concealed in it was the Other, exercises may be indulged any other of the various proposals of blind men and women. The waiting cameraman. The blond in. A good plan is to look at your WORLD EXHIBITS Christmas Vilma made her exit ‘from the mentioned in his message. This- is Greek General—think ^of it, a gen self in the mirror and try to dis store with the least possible atten cover various muscles of your face. perfectly natural. The Kellogg eral —'Timoleon, who lived and Berlin.—So many exhibitors from tion being attracted. Avoid undue stretching of thb facial so many different countries are treaty is a fine and beautiful ges fought 300 or 400 years before Later, in' attempting to get a muscles. It is more important to participating in the “Ila,” the inter ture. That It would be without le Christ, was blind. So was the soh shot of La Banky emerging from gently alternately tense and relax national aviation exposition in Ber MAGEE KITCHENETTE a subway exit, the cameraman them. Rolling the eyes to first one lin from October 7 to .28, that the gal effect and inoperative if put to dier King John of Bohemia, who hid himself for hours in a win a test of sheer strength does not was killed in the battle of Crecy direction and then the other Is also organizations in charge have had dow just above the street, await helpful. their hands full finding places for affect the moral goodness of it. Its in 1346, So was DIdymus of Alex ing such a time as traffic would be You might imagine yourself act all the exhibits. rejection by the United States Sen andria, famed as a mathematician, uncongested. ing in the movies and that the di Every type of airplane will be rector is telling you to assume the seen here, from the smallest up to ate would not only be a calamity. theologian and linguist. So were a About a year ago a Warner RANGES It would be an undeserved slap In dozen of the most noted scholars different emotional attitudes of the the fout-motor Dornjer “Superwal” cameraman was making pic (superwhale” and the Rohrbach of the middle ages and early mod face. For instance, first look sur the face of the Coolidge adminis tures down on the East Side. He prised, then angry; laugh, look sad, “Romar,” the world’s biggest hy tration. Its enthusiastic ratification ern times. So was Edward Rush- wanted to show a great line of jealous, joyous, and so on. It is dro-airplane. ton, who founded the first school push-carts at the busy shopping Junkers will exhibit the “Her Baking Casserole would be a wreath on the brow of time of day. Yet he did not want best to employ these exercises in the retiring President as well as, for the blind in Great Britain. So privacy, otherwise your friends will man KoeHl” and the “W 33,” rep the push-cart dealers or the shop resenting the typ'e of plane which quite possibly, a genuine service was Marie Therese von Paradis, ping crowds to become self-con be wondering what has happened to and 7-Pc. Cake Service you. crossed the ocean. to the cause of world peace beyond Vienna pianist for whom Mozart scious. France to Exhibit A little restaurant, looking After you have continued these estimate of value. Economics Is wrote a concerto. So was William exercises for a time your friends France Will exhibit the Breguot down on Orchard street, was rent machine “Nungesser and Coli,” working to make wars Impossible H. Prescott the American historian ed and by a neat trick in window will be inquiring the . name of the surgeon who did your face llftjng, with which Costes and LeBrlx made by merging the lives of nations in and an endless list of splendid peo camouflage the camera, director their flight around the earth; new mutual industrial progress. Such ple who have lived highly success and assistants were hidden. Only because it is possible to erase fif teen or twenty years from the ap metal constructions by Vibault, a pact as the Kellogg ^reaty, by ful lives and lived them happily one or two push-cart peddlers modern eight-passenger planes of were “in” on the game. pearance of the face by using these fostering in the Interim the peace despite the shadows. Potez & Nieuport, and many others daily exercises. and the leading French manufac Idea, may well prove to be the But then, Schaller was just a ' The scene was to show "Warner or mother-----one of these Magee QUESTIONS AND AND ANSWERS. turers of.motors will also be rep- bridge between the’period of mili modern New Yorker. He couldn’t Gland, the most excellent of rpQPnfpd ' Kitchenettes to make everyday tary struggle and the age of peace see the glitter any more. villains, in pursuit of an obstrep England sends' Handley-Page, F erous small boy who was pre Drinking Water in Kidney Trouble. cooking ind baking easier and through self interest. Mr. Coolidge Axro, de Haviland and other ma sumed to have stolen something Question: E. H. writes: “I am chines, and the prodMcts of the more pleasant for the years to come! Is well justified in regarding the FISH MENTALITY from a push cart. suffering from tuberculosis and had leading English motor factories. k ratification of the compact as the As Gland chased the lad down my right kidney i^emoved. I drink In like manner, Czecho-Slovakla, For the Magee combines two stoves in major business before Congress. Brazil lost five men prominent push-cart lane, the crowd became from 6 to 5 glasses of water daily. Italy, Holland (Fokker) and Russia one___ the kitchen coa:l heater and the incensed at his treatment of the Do you think, that amount of water in the affairs of the nation and five will show what progress their avia kitchen gas range. Combines two ranges other citizens of varying but (Con child and a mob pursuit was loon will tax my kidney, or is the water tion industry-has made. Austria- on. It wasn’t what the camera any help to my cure?” NEWINGTON HOME siderable degrees of usefulness Hungary, Sweden, Switzerland, in one compfict,, glistening range of man or director wanted, but it Answer: You should drink as Denmark, Norway, Finland, Greece when something went wrong with made an amusing shot. Gland much water as is necessary to keep beautiful white and gray porcelain en There is, in Newington, a Home and Spain will be the other . Euro Give mother this new Kitch an airplane. In the United States barely escaped with life and limb the urine a. light straw color. amel, trimmed with nickel!(" This efl|- for Crippled Children. Copies of pean countries represented at the enette next Christmas. Re people are being killed by auto up the restaurant stairs, with the “Ha.” the annual report of Its superin crowd at his heels. , Non-Starcliy Vegetables. serve it now.. .with the FREE cient stove—although only '35 inches mobiles faster than Union soldiers The new world will be represent tendent have been sent to news GILBERT SWAN. casserole de luxe and the 7 long—has four full-sized gas burners were killed In the Civil war. No Question: Mrs. Q. asks: “How ed by the products of the United papers with a courteous request should the non-starchy vegetables States, Bolivia and tiny Co^lumbla. piece cake service...... and bay for fast cooking, a simmerer, automatic body becomes much excited over for a little publicity to aid the in be combined with other foods?” ^ Interesting Feature for it on the Christmas Club the slaughter. Our civilization has Answer: Gne or more of the noh- Gne of the most interesting fea lighter, a gas oven for baking with heat stitution in its work. Plan. This club gives you the apparently come to accept suc)l Is date iK starchy vegetables, either raw or tures of the exposition will be the advantages of the low special indicator and a broiler. cooked, may be used with either historical department, showing the ( Now if there is any welfare ac killings as Inevitable—just part 6f price tivity in the world which should A merican one starch or one protein, or with entire development of aviation from the game of life. any other of food, such as milk, its very beginning. The scientkio With each Magee purchased, during and does appeal to the heart of the One Is strongly reminded of a HIS rO RY toast, or fruit. I will be glad to side of this development—study Of average man or woman it is that school of bait fish which hangs in send you a free article on Food atmospheric conditions, weather, this sale we’are giving absolutely free, a December 5. splendid labor of removing as far a tideway, noses up-tide, sucking in Combinations. Send large- self ad etc.—will also be depicted. ' baking casserole de luxe of antique ivory 1799—Georgia adopted the state dressed stamped envelope with your There will be practical demon i ’. as possible, through physical care, nutriment from the amimalculae- strations showing how , motors are pottery, decorated in colors, with a education and training, the handi motto: "Wisdom, Justice, request. filled vater. Along comes a bigger Moderatlop.’’ tested, the laying out of airporU, nickeled brass frame, and a cake service signal systems, motorless airplanes, caps which threaten the existences fish, dashes into the school, grabs 1876—Brooklyn theater. New Pain in Side of Head. for six, consisting of large cake -plate of childish cripples. Unfortunately, one or two or three of the little York burned with a loss Question: M. M. J. writes: “For a and, in brief, everything in any way connected with travel by air. yet you pay only ?5 down and six individual plates in goldw 4 ' however. It is difficult in the pres ,of 295 lives. couple of .months I have had a pain V; chaps, dashes away again. There is In connection with the "Ila,” ent Instance for those newspapers T862—Resolution presented in sometimes sharp and sometimes pheasant pattern 1 a splash as the whole school gives Congress to keep the dull in one side of my head, reach Berlin will have its “light week.” and $5 weekly. which do not just happen to know The city’s chief streets will be * one panicky leap. And Instantly the World’s Fair at Chicago ing froik the shoulder and upper all about the Newington institution flooded with the glare of thousands school is quiescent again, nose-up open Sundays. arm to the right side of the head, of electric lights at night. The to be of any special service in stream, sucking in food, going 1918—First awards of Congress back of the ear. It seems more sional Medals of Honor German capital promises to be par pf,- arousing public interest in the acute in the morning, but Is ever about its affairs as usual. ' made to American soldiers. present and not particularly pleas ticularly attractive this month. .. % Home. It is the regular thing. Little ant. Is it nerves? I-am an unmar WATKINS BROTHERS. The superintendent’s report we fishes are born to be killed. There ried woman 58 years old, with gen y IN TRAINING, MAYBE GOLDEN GIZZARDS CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES take to be an admirable document, is no possible way for them to pre erally excellent health.*’ conveying Important information to vent such a fate overtaking them. Answer: Your pain may be caus Hiawatha, Kan.—Gold found in “What does you wife say when ed from a misalignment of one or a gizzard may have nothing to do f v c * the directors—who are of course Nature has provided that they you get home so late?” more of^ the cervical vertebra. with the goose that laid the golden 5? in a general way thoroughly famil shall not worry about themselves “I’m not married.” “Then why do you go home so Change to another size pillow and egg, but Mrs, W. S. Hobbs is keep |( iar with the Institution to begin or be shocked by the passing of late?”—Tit-Bits, if this treatment to the neck (while ing close watch over her chickens. you are having the pain) would She recently found a gold nugget In with. It Is certainly marked by their fellows. ' * i - 1 - a 4 -’' • rt, doubtless relieve, and if not, the the gizzard of a chicken she had evidence of sincere feeling and ''That is probably quite all right Two people can live as cheaply as cause may then be found to be butchered and the word wks passed t - ' A s , , . r for little fishes. Perhaps it is all [ deep sympathy with the inmates. one—provided the first two are either rheumatism or some reflex around that some of . the other chickens may be ‘'gold-filled” too. r Eat it leaves the stranger to the right lor then and v.-.aen to adopt Scotch. • from lower down on the spine. L /- i-r < 'h.- T ..f ' f. ■ MANCHESTER (CONN.)-EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5^ 1928. p a g e n i n e returned to St. Francis , hospital, the announcement was made that a :rEC NOTES decision would be reached very “ SHOW PEOPLE” IS ANDOVER Hartford. soon. From Rockville they went to There will be a choir rehearsal at 4 MADE-XaMEASUttfi FEE ?IN,REAI>Y^« SHOES Rockville Willimantic where they will inspect the home of Mrs. Frank Hamilton George H. Willlamh missed his a site in" that vicinity. STORY OF FILM LIFE Mr. and Mrs. Royal D. Webster Friday evening. Christmas music first gym class this morning after Miss Jackson Entertains and children of Southbridge, Mass., under the direction of Miss Helen attending every session’ since the Mrs. Lester Russell was the guest were callers on Mr. Webster’s Jewett Is being arranged. class was formed October 8.' Mr. Annual City Meeting , of honor at a shower given by Miss^ William Haines and Marion mother, Mrs. Mary Webster, Sun The Ladies’ Benevolent society Williarris offered a silver loving cup The annual city meeting of the Agnes Jackson of Park street dn day. will meet at the home of Mrs. Her to the man having the best attend city of Rockville was held last even- Davies Starred;! At State bert Thompson Thursday afterroon Tuesday evening. A- large number Waterman Brown and two triends ance record over a tour months’ .» ing and was called to order by of friends were present. Various Tomorrow. at 2 o’clock. A barrel of clothing period on a point.-basis. Perhaps Mayor George Forster. The ap- from Unjasville visited Mr. Brown’s will be .eked to be sent to Atlanta games and stunts ,werj played and sister, Mrs. Fred' Bishop Sunday. he didn’t want to win his own cup. •> propriations which called for $10S,- a dainty luncheon was served by the “ Show People,” a film of life in University in Atlanta, Ga. All mem 789.50 for the various departments the movies, made by Metrj-Gold- Other callers at Mr. Bishop’s were bers having donations are requested hostess. Mrs. Russell was Mies Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen and Sam Prentice, often referred to follows: Public Works, $43,700; Helen Silva before her marriage.- wyn-Mayer, which opens at the to bring then, to this meeting. as the “ Mayor of Manchester r; sidewalks, $5,000; police, $10,- Engagements Announced State theater tomorrow, has one four children, of Manchester Green. All those having missionary bar Green” joined the Rec last night. 582.50; lights, $11,607; fire $7,- Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rogalus, scene in which Marion Davies and At a business meeting after the rels ar'S'reqnested to bring them to Sam has a basketball team which 250; health and sewers, $7,250; of Becker Place announce the en William Haines, co-stars of the morning service in, the Congrega the church Sunday. Dec. 16th when ha hopes will come into the spot M filtration plant $3,000; salaries, gagement of their daughter, Anna picture, are helped oiit'l)y William tional .church Sunday it wai voted they will be opened. light b';fore'the season is spent. I ^ $4,300; miscellaneous, $16,100 and Ceila to William OrlowSk^son of- S. Hart, Douglas'.Fairbanks, Norma that a committee ol five, as follows, Burton Lewis who works in Man were recommended by the council Mr. and Mrs. William Drlowsk of Talmadge, John Gilbert, Mae Mur- Mrs. Warn Talbot, Mrs. Frank chester is home on the sick list Whist'will be played instead of and unanimously 'voted for. The Village street. -v’' ra,,. Rod LaRoeque, Renee Adoree, Hamiltcn, Mrs. Ruth Benton, Her with a very bad cold. set-back at the regular Thursday af report of the special committee of The announcement r Is made of Leatrice Jcy, Karl Dane, Georg. K. bert Thompson and Edward Post The Center school closed Tues ternoon card party at the West Side the filtration plant made their re the engagement of Kiss-' Bertha Arthur, Polly Moran and Estelle make an every, member canvass in day afternoon, so the teachers could Rec at 2:15 tomorrow. Friday af s' port, and suggested that the work Elizabeth Danphin of Chestnut Hill, Taylor. All of these famous celebri the near future for the ensuing attend the Teacher’s Convention.. ternoon’s card party at the East ■ at the plant as recommended by to Prank Michael Janton, of High ties of Hollywood take part in this year. A. L. Frink was a caller in Hart Side Rec will feature whist as Gerald W. Knight, consulting en street. , great picture. Mr. an-1 Mrs. Wallace Hilliard ford* Tuesday. usual. V ■ ■ - gineer of Passaic, N. J., who was Red Cross Canvass » , The story itself, revolves around and two sons were callers in Hart The Christian Endeavor society ■V present at the meeting, be adopted The annual Red Crb*s -Campaign the doings of Miss DaTles, as Peg ford Sunday. has accepted an invitation to go to A bowling team of married wom and put into effect. After much enrollment in Rock^lle . shbwed gy Pepper, a Southern girl, who Annie Flydal of Hartford spent Hebron Sunday evening and be one en h..- been organized at the East ) discussion it was voted to accept total collections of $75'7v- Of this aspires to become a world-famous Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. of the lehders of the meeting. Side Rec. A prize will be given to the report as read and the fi.,ltration sum $654 has been collected in dramatic actress. She meets Billy Frank Hamilton. the bowler rolling the highest ' plant be restored at a cost of ap Columbia society will also take Rockville and Talcottville and $103 Boone, one of those old-time, pie Miss Mildred Hamilton has been part in the meeting. score of the month. Instruction in proximately $60,000, this to be for in Ellington. The canvass is in tossing, .seltzer-squirting come home several days with ear trouble. bowling accompanies this filass the primary or first stage of the Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Platt which meets every Tuesday after complete. dians, and he soon changes her Dr. Hendry of Willimantic treated and son of Manchester and Mrs. A. work, which it was hoped would W. R. C. M^tjng from a dramatic actress into a her for the trouble. noon from 3:30 to 4:15. take care of the sewer for some E. Frinlc were- recent callei's on Burpee Woman’s R^ief Corps laughing sensation. The part of John Phelps is at home with a Have You a Cdflspicuous time to come. The fltate Water will hold a meeting-tonight'in G. Mrs. Frink’s step-mother, Mrs. The Rec basketball, team will Commission and State Board of Boone, the comedian, is handled to cold. Dr. Higgins of So. Coventry is Amelia Payson in Willimantic. A. R. Hall. The annual election of the utmost of perfection by William attending him. ' practice tonight-at 8:30. .* Health have inspected the plan as officers will take plac and plans Mrs. Janett Smith visited her sis or Sensitive Bunion? drawn by Engineer-Knight and both will be made for yie Christmas Haines. Albert Post and Mr. and Mrs. ter, Mrs. Chadwick in their new have approved of the lay-out. The King Vidor, famous MGM di Russell Post and children of Man home at Storrs, Monday. „ THE NEW FORD CARS social. j i i r I. - ' gU N IO N S that protrude over the narrow sole of T. greeting adjourned until June 2nd Noteff ^ ^ rectorial genius, was responsible chester visited Mr. and Mrs. Ward are rea What do YOU do when the bow els need a little assistance? If you clear-up the condition with some Special Offer for December CASCARA, there Is nothing better 1 I for the system— for the blood. But If you don’t KNOW, the lax t ative you have learned to depend Only $ 1.00 down on is of harmless cascara, here's some truly valuable advice: The bark of a tree called cascara Here is an unusual value offered to is the most marvelous conditioner mankind has yet found. It stimu Christmas shoppers. You pay only lates the bowel’s muscular action, hut does NOT weaken. A violent $1.00 down and $1.00 a month. Limit . . ■' "''I*-’' > : ■ laxative forms the laxative HAB ed stock. Be sure to order yours • ;; ; '''■ . V IT. You always need more on the morrow. With cascara, you don’t. , , . Ca.aci- early. , Its gentle Infiuence carries on some- ® r... i + canay Lasca times for days. With less and less Delightful to the taste, sweet need Of any lid, as time goes on. ^nd acceptable to any stomach, and So, the very next .time you feel as efficient as the powerful ^ purges that fairly paralyze the per $16 Value for Only istaltic walls of one’s Intestines. The only habit you’ll get from Cas- carets is the one, of going weeks and months without ANY help of C a s c a r e js the kind. And when you do invoke THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC CO. their aid again, the same small* SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.’ The^ Work While You Sleep! dose suffices. Any doctor can tell 773 Main Streef. Phone 1700 you about cascara; -nd any drug gist has the candy „.ascarets. I*. 'S • O 'l «■ V. >• vv '' -V: MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1928. Mc6ui.re.,;;nd it is conservatively es- VERY SOON NOW ' ; COUNTY F A M BUREAU STURDOfl^ FEATURE DEMANDS ON P. 0 . SHOW tima^d tbat' including boxes and Second Xen^^-^j^iyeryi?. over 5,000 per-. Bpnif the Man- V,* ► y' MEEiiNl^HAR^ORD i S T E t e S E B GROWTH OF NORTH END ^che^t^Post Offlcft ' > YOUNG HUSBAND (overjoyed): NOW ON ■it ^ I just'received a message that my ■ 'I '' ■ wife gave birth to twins, vi’m so i. BETTER ^ A N FOLLIES ' System Is Criticized Many New Homes Makes Ex happy I scarcely know what to do. Will Be Held in Congregational The radio buyer does not ordin London.— The two. “ nymphs of Arthur A. tension of Service Neces Exmoor” have been the ta,lk of _ OLD' TIMER (dryly): You’ll (^hurch Tomorrow Starting arily consider- ruggedness of con 870 Main St. sary; 5,000 Persons Serviced Mtnehead. 'It Seems a farmer was learn.— Life. '• -^niu is the second in a series dis at Ten in Morning. struction as an important factor in roundlng.up sheep on the moor making his selection of a set. But cussing .Connecticut’s Judicial sys ing this judicial office for them when a Hea'vy lliunder shower came tem.'' The articles are prepared by The recent erectlon'of many new up. He saw something white flash selves or their friends, and occa The annual "hieetingr “and dinner much of the enjoyment and satis ^>0 "Judicial Council of Connecti- sionally legislative action upon im- faction he derives from his radio homes on the east side of Main ing in a hollow, and discovered two of ^ the Hartford County Farm maidens taking a real shower bath. por^nt public and private meas- Bureau willr \be held ..in the East depends upon the stamina that has street at the north end has made lires is hazarded by the selfish in been built into it. When, the storm was over the Hartford Congregational church, necessary the enlargement of the njmphs secured, their dry clothing " Tfio^ present metftoj; ^Vge^e^stfng terest In, these contests. The Judi Thursday, Deeembei"6, starting at Flimsy parts in a set mean that the Judfees of the’ €i^,*',^^n>#'1{md the precise adjustments, upon territory serviced by mail carriers froin,a‘ ereylce iq the bank, dressed ciary^ CblMmlttee which is the most 10:00 a. m. according to'Miles M. and went on their merry way. ^prough Courts has been severely pdwerful and hardworked commit Smith,, president of the bureau. • which so much of the proper opera from the Manchester Post Office, It criticised In Connectlci^t for „.at tee of the Legislature is obliged to Sidney B. Haslrell, director of the tion depends, will be easily disturb •was learned yesterday from Post least thirty years. Any person -who take a large part of Its limited Agricultural* flepartmeri^' bf the ed by shipment from the factory or master Ernest F. Brown. Bring Your can prevail upon a member of the time for the disposition of these ■Synthetic Nitrogen Products Cor delivery to the buyer. Steinite seta, When the territory extension is House or Senate to introduce 'a judicial "appointments when every poration and former director of the therefore, have been built with completed-by an adjustment of resolution'naming him for either a mohient'of its time should be giv Massachusetts Agricultural Experi every part doubly strong. Beneath routes about the first of the year, FOOT TROUBLES judge or an associate judge will en to objects of legislation of press ment Station will deliver the fea the finely finished exterior there is it is expected that about 35 more then have his name referred to the' ing urgency. This is a mild and in ture address of the day, “ More a chassis constructed with battle homes will be serviced, half of to a Judiciary Committee.' There.are in adequate picture of this situation. Playtime on the Fai'm” at 2:00 ship sturdiness. which are new ones. Ten of the the state 21 city judges, 6 borough There is only one remedy for what p. m. Steinite uses the well known new homes are on the extension of SPECIALIST court judges and 27 town court has long been esteemed by thought President Smith •will open the three point suspension principle Henry street in the new Elizabeth judges. That makes 54 judges. ful citizens an irresponsible meth meeting with a report and annual throughout the chassis. The finer Park tract. Two more are on Tan There are also the same number of od of selecting responsible judicial message. Reports of the secretary, and more sensitive apparatus is ner street. These twelve homes completely protected by a cold DELMAR D. AUSTIN associate judges of these courts. officers. Let the Governor make treasurer and standing committees have petitioned for carrier delivery. drawn steel sub-panel. The shaft MORE H U T-U SS ASHES .4.11 of these names are referred to these appointments and let the will be heard. Dr. P. J. Anderson, SLxteen more houses are located Foot Correction Specialist the Judiciary Committee. So-called General Assembly, Senate and which rotates the condenser plates on North Elm street a street which 865 Main St., So. Manchester director of the Windsor Tobacco is double the size required, elimin FOR SALE BY hearings are bad on these various House confirm them and we will Experiment Station will speak on 'Uow receives such service as far as ating any possibility of the plates Manenester Green Road. Nine of Consultation Free . resolutions and the Judiciary Com then have adopted the method of ■"‘Fire Curing Stalk Cut Tobacco.’’ of the condenser getting out of line. these are new ones built by Harry G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. f*.. mittee finally make the selection. selection of our Supreme, Superior Dr. Anderson has been co-operating k..-; The cradle around the condensers Is England. Then on Phelps Road 2 Main St., Manchester, Phone 50 Xot infrequently contests of a very and Common Pleas Court Judges. with the Farm Bureau and College unsavory character have developed This method has worked well and made of cold drawn steel, electri ■which extends between Woodbridge on some demonstrations in fire cur cally welded, to give added strength street and Manchester Green Road bringing the judicial office into dis to the all but universal approval ing outdoor tobacco on the fahms of and protection. Christmas Gift repute. Occasionally legislation of of the people of the state. It is above Starkweather ‘ street, there Ralph G., Gyron, J. E. Shepard, The Hartford Electric Supply Go. great importance is held up and its true it will impose a heavy burden are eight or nine more. South Windsor and Senator S. R. are wholesale distributors for this Approximately 1,000 stops are passage delayed and made depend upon our Governors. They will Spencer, Suffield. ' set in this territory. ent upon the selection of some one meet it by ascertaining from time made by Carriers William J. Charles D. Lewis, County Sweeney, Wilfred Bulla and Carroll Suggestions iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii for judge of one of these courts. It to time what the different judges Agricultural Agent, William L. is,, too, a common practice, for of the City, Town and Borougli Harris, Jr., Assistant County Agent. Now is the time to complete then to get elected to the House or Courts are doing. When appoint Miss Olea M. Sands, Home Demon TOO ONE-SroED Senate for the e.xpress purpose of ments are to be made they will stration Agent, John S. Hale, Coun THE NEW FORD CARS your list and do your shopping. I Come In! Look! | securing one of these judicial ap have before them the body of facts ty Club .4gent, and Doris J. Seger, “ Come, come, you shouldn’t re- are ready for immediate pointments, or of electing some one as to each proposed appointee. Assistant Home Demonstration fuse to loan me money. One friend delivery. td the office of judge who will ap They wijl feel the heavy responsi should always be willing to help an Ollendorff Agent, will give short talks on the other.” Manchester Motor Sales point the Representative or Sena bility of 'this duty for whose faith progress of their various depart Watches for Women I Make an Offer! | tor, Prosecuting Attorney of that ful fulfillment 'they must account “ I know It, but you will insist Dennis,!*• Coleman, Mgr. ments. upon always being the other.” 1069 Main St. epurt. It is common knowledge to the people of this common Dinner will be served by the $33.50 and up wealth. " X, among those familiar with what ladies of the church and the annual A real good watch. gOes on at the State Capitol that “ Gradually the system which election of officers and directors these judicial places are made the keeps in office men of tried capacity will be held immediately after din I USED CAR WEEK | subject of legislative deals. There and character will prevail. We ner. 4-H Club boys and girls will Elgin, Waltham and Illinois is no more corrupting feature in shall have, of necessity, as a whole, furnish entertainment during the Wrist Watches for women. 3 We must clear our Used Car Department to make 5 our public life. The proposal of the better judges and better standards dinner hour. Judicial Council to have the Gov of judicial action for these judges. The annual meeting of the Farm Giv e A E Poom for New 1929 models. We guarantee every used 3 ernor make all of these appoint There will grow up a practice Bureau is open to the public and Elgin “Legionnaire” S car sold because we want you for a future customer. S ■ C ments has the great merit of locat which is more uniform, and it will everyone interested in the agricul ing responsibility for appointments. be fashioned by the best of these tural development of Hartford Strap Watches for Men = These cars must be sold and that is why the prices are s If the Governor is given the judges. All of the judges have a County is cordially invited to at $19.00 and up 3 right. I power to appoint and to remove larger pride in their work, without tend part or all of the meetin the state will not be continuously which no public duty can be per Reservations for dinner should be A Wonderful Gift for Men I 1928 Whippet 6 Cabriolet Coupe on the anxious seat lest some scan formed to the highest satisfaction. made at once to the Hartford Beautiful Picture dal break out over these appoint-1 There will too grow up common County Farm Bureali, 308 Church The Hamilton Traffic I Demonstrator nfents. These judges will fulfill ideals in this service and a tradi- street. their duties better because they | tion that must be served. Special Watch I 1927 HudsPn Brougham, new Duco. will be answerable to the.Governor Thi$ Christmas “ We shall approach, if our Gov 0 I 2-1927 Whippet Coaches o f the state. They will hesitate to ! abuse the power ' of suspending ernors perform this, duty well, a Shaving and I 2-1926 Ford Tudors, both new Duco. sentences for fear of his drastic ac standard in our City, Town and NOTICE You have racked your thoughts for something diffei- tion. « Borough Courts comparable to that Military Sets I 1922 Ford Tudor existing in our higher courts. Few 6nt something that will be welcomed .by the recipient. Citizens who wish to bring to for Him duties which the Governor is called SOUTH MANCHESTER SAN We know of no better gift than a picture from our beau I 1925 Ford Tudor the attention of a responsible pub upon to perform will affect the lic, officer the derelictions of any of ITARY AND SEWER DIS tiful assortment of pictures which include all types of In various colored ivory fin I 1924 Cleveland Coach lives and happiness of more of our ishes. these judges can then do so. people or do more for the state and TRICT landscape scenes, personal subjects, sea pictures, etc. I 1926 Star Coach The Judicial Council are right her people. We recommend the in''thinking that the naming of passage of tue Act giving the Gov On and after January 1st, 1929, Ivory Sets for Her I 1926 Studebaker Coupe I these officials by the Governor will ernor the power of appointing all dignify the office and make the of a RENTAL CHARGE will be made White and colors. City, Town and Borough Judges, a to each USER or OWNER of prop I 1926 Studebaker Coupe | ficials far more responsive to pub- copy of this Act is found in Appen COUPON OFFER lic.'duty.and the public welfare. erty having connection with the I Several other good buys. | dix B.’’ SEWERS of the SOUTH MAN- The extra duty it will impose on From now until Xmas we will give a coupon with i c a s h , : -EASY TERMS i the. Governor can easily be done C’l^STER SANITARY AND SEW- by him. Connecticut is a small state EIt DISTRICT commensurate with every purchase of 25 cents or more of any merchan and a Governor can readily become the uses made thereof. dise in our store which entitles you to a chance on the conversant with the need and best THESE SIMPLE RULES The RENTAL CHARGES there beautiful MaxReld Parrish picture “ Daybreak’’, 18x30 R. DONNELLY Machell Motors Sales i for until further notice will be I interests of any one of our com E 91 Center St., Tel. 2017, Open Evenings 3 THIRTY (30) PER CENT, of the inches, framed, which we will give away Christmas Jeweler munities. Compare the business MAKE TEETHING E.4SY eve. done by a / Connecticut Governor charges tor water supplied by the 515 Main St., So. Manchester with that done by the Governor of South Manchester Water Company iTlIllltlllillllillllillillilllllllillilllllllllillllllllllillllllllllllllllilllillllliliiHlllllltiif New York or even Massachusetts to said Users of the Sewers of said and it will be seen that our Gover Be careful of Baby’s diet during District or of the estimated co.st nors are not burdened with but a teething. Do not overfeed him. of such waters discharged into said part of the official work the Gov Watch his stomach and bowels and Sewers supplied said Users from ernors of these larger states must at the first sign of Indigestion, gas sources other than aforesaid com or constipation, give him a few perform. puted at the current rates of said John I. Olson We give the reasons of the Judi drops of harmless, pleasant-tasting Water Company. cial Council in their own words: Fletcher’s Castoria. These simple To facilitate the payment of said Painting and Decorating Contractor. “ It is our judgment that prob rules are making teething easy on RENTAL CHARGES arrange ably a greater number of our citi millions of babies— and mothers, ments have been made with THE 699 Main Street, Johnson Block, South Manchester zens obtain their idea of the admin too. For over thirty years Castoria SOUTH MANCHESTER WATER istration of justice by the way it has been the trusted standby of COMPANY to BILL and COLLECT is administered in the City, Town mothers everywhere. It soothes said charges in its name for the ac and Borough Courts than they do wakeful, cross babies to sle-ep count of said SEWER DISTRIC'!'. from the way in which it is admin quickly and easily— and it’s pure- said charges to be rendered quar ly-vegetable so you can give it as GULBRANSEN istered in all of the" other courts terly beginning approximately April of the state. often as needed. It does the work 1st, 1929. GRAND “ The method of selecting these of castor oil better and more gen SOUTH MANCHESTER SANl- judges in this state at this time has tly. For your protection, the bottle TARY'AND SEWER DISTRICT. no counterpart in any of the other of genuine Castoria always bears FRANK CHENEY. JR., states so far as we are aware. The the Fletcher signature.— ^^Adv. President. Illustrated: Gulbransen selection practically is made by the Small Al l Grard $775. Others Judiciary Committee, whose deci $650, $675, $850, $1175. sion the Legislature ratifies. From Ulllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Walnuts slightly higher. the time the judge takes office he is not responsible to any authority in office. The Supreme Court Justices, the Superior Court and the Com mon Pleas Judges are named by A Gruen ! the Governor and in a sense are responsible to him, as the responsi ble head of the state government. The method of selection ought to be of the best. It is quite true that For Christmas we have many judges of these courts who are competent and faithful in the discharge of their The Ultimate in Fine Watches for public duty, but this is not uni 1 ? versally so. Not infrequently con Men and Women tests for these offices provoke un seemly strife; men seek the legisla Your choice of a Gruen watch for “him” or “her” is a ture as a vantage point for secur choice of distinction and we can assure you that it will prove a gift that will be cherished for a lifetime. The prices on Gruen Watches start at How to Strengthen Any Stomach $22.50 and up Hot Water— Instantly Let the Gift OSSIBLY that sour at the Call of Illness condition of your We are showing an exceptionally fine line = stomach, is due to of Stone Rings of every description for | The relief from pain that only hot water can Reflect the Giver>Choose a Gulbransen Grand an over-stimulation bring— ^the instant, ever, dependable supply of of the gastric acid. I Men and Women. . f hot water that only a gas water heater can as Since n(3ne but the best will do, make A sour stomach sure... .have these in your home. isn’t pleasant; and Now when there are so many colds, so many it a Gulbransen Grand this Christ it isn’t easy to ex I _ We suggest that you make your Christmas gift selec- 3 cuse, when there is sore throats, so many rheumatic aches and mas. Give your home the final touch = tions early. A small deposit will reserve any article S so simple a way to pains, a gas water heater is am important safe of refinement—and your family the remedy it. To neu- = until called for. f tpahze the bannful acid and put your guard of the family health. sultural influence of music at its best. sto&ach in good order take a little “ Pape’s Diapepsin” ; after c-meals, or .■whenever th e need is fe lt. I ~ ~ CHRISTMAS CARDS ^ ^ [ Gas Water Heaters 'Ih is fine remedy removes ihe cause 3 . Here is another item that should be attended to at 5 bf the trouble and promotes normal, can be installed without incon- ’ hetUthy digestion. “Pape’s Diapepsin” ; 5 once. Our display is most complete. Make your choice 3 yenience to you. Yes! you can is Abld all drumsts at 60 oenw a' 3 now— mail your cards early and incidentally help the = secure paiikage, and is the remedy which^Js = overburdened postmen. S recommended by millions because .-it giin^ immediate relief in all cases of ; EASY PAYMENTS d^fl^t and painful digestion. ' “ on your gas bills” . 76S MAIN ST., ^ just bo sure you provide your-' ■Jk. sel^ 'vnth “Pape’s Diapepsin” today, sc^ lhat itonuich pain and digestive F. E. BRAY trop es need never worry you again. O i tfbor stomach cause y;ou disconuort. JEWELER A 5ij M form of relief-hu* helped many = 645Maun St. Farr Building, South Manchester =11 The Manchester Gas Co. thought their disorders could not ■ A:. • A T Y P E A N D S, Y Y L E F O R EVERY H O M E h^i^ped. * X 3 MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD^ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1»28. PAGE BLEVfeN^A^I The Christmas Thrift Store is in holiday mood. Warm,. And in this Friendly Store youTl find a smiling group of fA cheery aisles greet you. Sparkling decorations of tin salespeople to assist you in your buying. You’ll find sel and holly are everywhere. All up and down the the bargains you’ve been looking for. Ward’s is better store are tables rich with gift merchandise—so interest prepared than ever to give you the best merchandise for ing, so appealing. And gift§ for the entire family. 'niere are so many t»» re- the lowest price. The selections are wide and varied. Our gift suggestions are iflfember on the sift Vour Practical gifts, wearable gifts, decorative gifts, AU- You’ll find it easy to do your Christmas buying at plentiful, and offer tiie right lovely Chough’ expressed In a selection for everyone. The- present— no matter how small acceptable'gifts. Ward’s. modest budget for gift expen will l)e appreciated by the kid JT diture will be adequate if your dies _aml their elders— if it list includes many items from comes liom Ward’s! our most attractive array. nnia6 X Toharca I’onelies, $1.29 fee Skates, $3.45 to $5.45 Lodge INiis, 49e to $1.35 , Sewing Outfits, 39(r . - Handkereliid’s, 5e to 29c Games, 19c to 99c Wool Hose, 39c to 65c Sleds, $2.30 to $2.90 Auto Clocks, $3.59 _ Dresses Pajamas Underwear Dress Gloves, $1.69 to $2.98 Handkerchiefs Smart Handbags ' Dainty Lingerie Dressy Gloves Pen and Pencil Sets Cap and Scarf Sets, 98c to $1.93 Bill. Fold Sets, $1.65 to $3.98 Pleated Skirts, $3.95 Beading Lamps, $10.95-$35.50 5c ° 49c 98c $6.98 69c ° $3.98 59c‘“$2 98 $3.25 Wrist Watches School Bags, 98c Books you’ll list 'handkerchiefs for Our purse selection includes Gifts of lingerie dear to every The very smartest; splendid Of non-breakable Stouite and Motor Robes, $6.69 friends you’d like to please most. the newest leathers and shapes; feminine heart— in wanted pastel wearing quality. Fine chamois solid 14-karat gold. Newest colors. 'Little Purses, 25c Golf Sticks and Bags These dainty bits of color and in the wanted brown tones, black shades; bloomers, dance sets, fabric and cape leather; newest Iridium tipped. New super-smooth Drawing Outfits ' femininity are adorable. and some dark colors. chemises, gowns. Silk and rayon. designs and popular shades. point. In gift box. Dolls, Buggies, Crfbs Flashlights, 79c to $2.98 Assorted sizes.’ Desk Sets Galoshes, $j..40 to $1.69 Scarfs, 79c to $3.98 Raincoats, $2.98 to $6.98 Sweaters, $1.89 to $3.79 Molding Clay Pen and Pencil Sets, $3.25 Bicycles Umbrellas, $1.69 to $4.98 •a I Perfume Suspenders, 49c Slip-on Sweaters $1.89 to $2.98 Books Silk Hose, 39c to $1.98 R® Footballs, 89c to $2.98* Face Powder Bicycles Brooches, 98c to $3.98 Flowers Sweaters . Men’s Scarfs Silk Stockings Pocket Knives, 79c to $1.39 Cedar Chests Jewelry Slickers, $2.50 Comb and Brush Sets 25c ° 98c 79c ° $3.98 $1.39‘°$1.89 Blouses,, Shirts Flower Bulbs and Bowls — of velvet and cotton petals; Just a bit heavier and nicer 39 c‘° $24.98 Fine service weight silk hose, Most appreciated of gifts for Slip-on Sweaters, $1.98 to .$3.98 Fancy Aprons, 75c others of waxlike beauty— all In than most garments of this kind^! Every woman loves dainty jew men^—rayon silk scarfs; large, some silk to the knee, others all natural colors— will make d<^ Sizes 3 to 6 yrs. Shaker knit- * Mackinaws, $5.98 Dresses, 98c to $14.95 s’lk; all with reinforced lisle feet elry such as you will find in the handsome squares; launder beau lightful gifts. A,dd them to your •tltch. Navy and cardinal red. wonderful assortments . In our tifully. Attractive colors. ■ Baseballs and Bats Underwear I Id garter hem. list. store— most appropriate for gifts. Sleds, $2..30 to $2.90 i ^.StXtionery , Underwear Books on Bridge, 22c Indian Blankets Sewing Sets, $1.98 Play Suits— Indian, Cowboy Bath Salts, 42c I'— , School Bags, 98c Jewelry, 39c to $24.98 Indian Blankets, '$1.49 Silver Thimbles, 29c : " jr- Perfume Atomizers Bedroom Slippers Flashlights, 79c to $2.98 ; Silk Scarfs, 98c to $1.79 Toys, Games Ttoudoir and Alarm Clocks 7 Coveralls, $1.00 Books Mittens I Console Radios Men’s and Boys’ Ties Men’s Bureau Set, $7.98 Umbrellas Electric Waffle Iron Men’s Dress Shirts Carving Set, $3.49 $139.25 25c'“$1.45 Lounging Kobes, .$4.98-$10.48 $8.85 $r°$6.98 Decorative Spanish model cab 98c'“$2.19 They never get enough of Stationery, $1,29 Smoking Stands, $1.49 Our famous BLUE LINE bakes Useful as well as beautiful are inet encloses this full clear tone Appropriate and most accept them! These will be especially Boudoir Clock, $2.00 Reading Lamps, $10.95--$35.50 a waffle a minute; • both sides at ■welcome—-in silk moire with at these bright colored and black radio. One dial; brings in dis able gifts for men— white EnglLsh Shoe Buckles, 65c Golf Sticks and Bags umbrellas with gay colored han once. Heavily nickeled and pol tant stations; fully equipped. broadcloth shirts; collar attached; tractive designs. Choice of popu dles. Silk taffeta and mixtures. ished. Finest of gifts. Ornamental, lar colors. Fitted Bags, $13.98 Pajamas $1.20 to'$1.98 too. launder beautifully. Auto Clocks, $3.59 Wrist Watches, $8.98 to $24.95 Gladstone Bags, $7.19 to $19.96 Kid Gloves, $2.98 Military Brushes Quilted Bathrobes Bill Folds, Key Gases Golf Sticks and Bags Desk Sets Books Books Portable Phonographs ' ■Mi!:; Gloves, $1.69 to $2.98 V.. Cedar Chests Cameras, $3.98 to $13.98 Cameras, $3.98 to $13.98 Socks Photograph Frames Easy Chairs Silk Umbrellas, $1.49 to $6.98 ! Scarfs, -79c to $3.98 Sewing Cabinets, $4. to $17.25 • Flashlights, 79c to $2.98 Dresser Seta Watches. $1 to $27.98 ,Silk Hose, 39c to $1.89 Bridge Sets, 49c Embroidered Luggage * Driving Gloves Crepe de Chine Scarfs Bridge Sets Bridge and Table $1.69|$2,98 $1.19 Lamps $13.95 M ’'T 3 e a x t - $139 Of fine grained leather. Over Fine Imported. leather. Soft, Beautiful band-blocked ones, A dainty Porto Rican luncheon $10.98'° $28.45 night cases, luxurious fitting* of Quill Desk Pens,’ 69c to 98o pliable, snuglf/warm for dress or ?1.59. Pastel colored scarfs mak« aet, hand embroidered. A lovely Graceful colorful lamps. Silk, pearl and amber. Stationery, $1.29 everyday wejir. • Unllned and fur gay gifts. New long type. Sten- gift! Cream color or cotto® art giasi and parchment shades. Sm- Strongly wade, smart Gladston*’ Pen and Pencil Set* i Fitted Bags lined. > died ones. Cloth, 4 napkins and cloth. boasad metal standards. bags ,$19.9^ Pocket Knives, $1.49 ' ‘ Gloves, 59c to $2.98 Beading Lamps, $10.95-$35.50> Umbrellas, $1.49 to $6.98 Bill Folds, $1.65 to $3.98 Bridge Sets I Wool Hose, 69q Writing Desks • Cf-vy--: Cigarette Lighters, $9c MUUary.. Urtlllhe* Dresser Sets, $3 to .$6.98 9 is Perfume Atomizers Auto Clocks, $3.59 Wrist Watcljes Umbrellas, $1.69 to $4.98 r-k.;, Radios, .$39.35 to $236.75 Scarf*, 79c to $3.98 Table Silver Motor Robes, $6,69 Chinaware Photograph Frames Tea Wagons Smokifig Stands, $1.49 Silk Underwear, $1.95 to $3.95 V.. . C>olf Sticks and Bags . Silk Hose, 39c to $1.89. Lounging Robes, $4.98 and up Lodge Pins, 40c to $1.85 Pottery, $1.19 to $1.98 A Wonderful Assortment of Toys Warm Blankets N'., MaQeira Linens Christmas Tree Lights and Decorations Cigaret Case and Lighter, $3.40 Serving Trays, $1.60 Speedy electric trains-—gorgeous fla.\en-haired dolls— amusing Soft cozy blankets of fleecy • Shirt* ' 7 cotton. Lovely colors to dress up Belt and Buckle, 79c to $1.45 I’orto Rican Scnrfs mechanical toys— exciting games and books. 'Ward’s toys are all tli6 bed. Warm, serviceable. Low Brightly glowing Mazda bulbs and full sets of lights with cord. Brass Clggret Tray Set, 79e shiny, colorful, new— and low priced, too! priced a t ...... $1 to $8.59 $1.25 to $1.95, t G ^ B o x e i Gift Boxes ! Free Free for the for the asking asking withj^Qui’ withyoiuj STORE HOURS 9 to fi/Thursday and Saturday 9 to 9. South Manchester, Conn, fhone No. 2015 pm*chase7 p^rehQse It Cant REPLACE fooI^alu but it will do Wild Rumors Fill Air Heavy Expei^e To Gilt : BETTfeR THAM A PRl-ZE RG.VAT- .iiCr At Leagues’ Convention - ;* >*: THo SE <30MS a r e Profit To About IlSO /.M ■■m Managers Will Get Down to .-■--s' Net to Be Evenly Divided; CDBS’ FlN lC E '■. ' Real Business Today; Local Committee to Re-eheck EXPENSES. Many Reports of Trades Suits . . .$^32.90 Sport Figures; Extravagance Is Insurance ...... ;'. . $247.20 Joining Rec ...... 1-'$2-7.00 Among the Majors. ^■HER-E cxJGhT To b e - Police ...... $49:00 Chatter ^ S0METH|AJ I,. -r ---- . ' : -V. ■ ..f 'V#:. . % - *. • i ' ' .-.i- -■ -1 c r -i'T i-; is. . f *1 PAGE FOITRTEEN ■f. ■ ' • ' ^ evening HEKALD. 'WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1938^ j . ‘ ', ; - ;.; ■ ' ■>' »»Vr • • i •' > ry .'■ SOFT! PtJR FOOTGEAR! ^ ? •< f- A e> v '^ rA ,* J** • s - a S e r v ic e I GQOUes 'Am elia iBarliartti'i^rst ko( ■ up. But^what M tt' mosp- than any cbmpli»tely’';!S!^y^V the :ai THIH BAS HAPPENED “Baltimore,” and “a half' hour rolttff 89-jusp fhAt -fM 'Fate introduces JERRY BAY to ago.” ' ' thing else 'of re-: vising' the Vad:'- jo ■'w-pite \vfU8\nd;';iiqp«e;^-fft .to !?: ■3i: AIiESTER CARSTAIftS when he Alester said: “Are you certain?” CUiaBmafrbf?B6'pib6,:.th:e.yovA^^^^ oraahes his airplane,-into t^e camp “Yes sir,” the man replied,-not to he?: njdther.' ‘ ' ’.V“ Suddenly. Al^^ter Ij^ugbed.' ton electricart -fBhglneer, .-sihdani'^^ i she Is sharing -vrlth' her rodmmate. troubling to lower, his voice! now? admitted : Her She likes his pilot, DAN HABvEYi Alester glanced uneasily at Jerty ?'Why,V'J-erry^’ he 'esjfcl^me^,.,'*1 fore- and after the^tflp toade I * ' f t ,* .i f . ' r.-* • but Alester showers her'With'atten but her expression did not tell him know how you’ll get;-to Sostoni” h.o'r AtoerW’S ' ‘ tion. that she had guessed'at the imPOft » , - (Xd be .Continuea) . -vj,: womau,■, ■■'i-: Unable to buy a gown for a of the information he had received. i , I ’ Eyep though lt’s';.Ml '.th:e''‘"ver!^! party he has invited her to, Jerry “He^s afraid of Trigger Nolan,-’ FILLING^IN - personal 'affair pf Amelia and;.Sal^r{ ...... • ■ < ' ■ . i. ; . . slips one from the store where she she said to herself, “That’s w)iy he uel, ope - catt^t hflp' won dbriu’i; .^Lboiij t j works, but it is ruined and she is wanted to wait until morning to it. Dpes it dreafl-^gtrA tne^^ discharged when she confesses. start!” . 'from across the 46^m>;:teted,.'kdi!r-| Dan tries to win her, but when he “All right,” Alester said to her; tbwed ‘tb,>cohffdnt|'d'’i>y i' -. ; '..UnRifc. Ki(^bjnrb|ifier ■ proposes she tells him she does not “we’ll go,” S e r v i c e lies for ,;fame'and tobhey -,of/whitl^hi f 047 lyiaiu Kart liliig.,;; te i. believe in love but hopes to marry Jerry took hurried farewells. of she had. .never dreaded', ,bjafoce,: rT-’-’. . 4 :• .. ; •! . * money. the others in the party and In a Hiiits20p How To Kuep.Well--' found! the life! outside . m^trlfhbjay! / ■ .. . -j' 1 ' Alester makes advances which _ few minutes Alester was bumping by .World. Famed Authority i too glamoro.usT^IVas.it a .casbAo? M r Jerry repulses. But when he learns ‘ his car over the ruts to the gate, Samuel not! seeming', to nt>lnto:-tbe that she has lost her job' on his ac-"* without thought of the possibility \ li ji^il picture?' ...... : i count, he uses his influence to get of breaking his springs. ’ Appendicitis juuax, He ' ' Or did Samubl himself fipd the her a place in a chorus. Jerry knew he had consented to / ; TRB,AXi|D,pRO^XLY new Amelia 'formldaMe, and shrink Rehearsals are hard, but go only because Trigger Nolan and ft om the world famous. celebrity ? EVELYN STARR is kind to her. his companion had gone in the DR. jitoHHiS'E’SHBEIN B$ing /gentlefolk, both, they doh’t ■ give us tbe'lnside dope. • Qne'won- Alester drives-her to Atlantic City other direction. ' ^ Editor .' Joarpil .^pf 'the American^ “Smui^ Tet rne^pehsive’’ for thp opening, but she makes him She did not give a thought to the Medial - Atswciatqn: -Hygeia , jders if Ametia, or ^amiiel, will.'ever- angry by refusing to attend a mid sort of impression she had made the be sorry .for .their ’ decisfoni Of , Sfpte l^jieAtejr night party he wants to give the upon Betty Mortimer.' Only one course. We' buinans are usually sor ry we didn’t'do the' thing we' might chorus and he takes LEONTINE idea dominated her now—to get to It is possible'that in .the human LEBAUDY instead. New York in time to catch the train have done. aniipals' of the -past; -the 'appen : Little Dode, Alfred Boyer,' 5’, has A short mention in the show re for Boston. dix had 'the jrunct|on.^of'serving view and promotion to a special She looked at the clock on the been disinherited -by his “grand -•^ontinumg pur as a ^ . storehouse- for-food’' 'while', father,” Joseph A. iBoyer,''Detroit dance number elate Jerry. Evelyn instrument dial and was relieved to the animal was -b'ein'g ^purspedVand .dollar sale just a wants her to go to Boston with her know that there was plenty of time. millionaire. The quotations about could not stop to eat. ,. ' that word “grandfather” are . .be few more days—- on the train but Alester insists on She asked Alester not to drive so In the human bhing^ today; i' is cause the millionaire now -knows driving her there. fast. His recklessness was bre9,th- a rudi“ ®Dtary -oVi^ag'-which,- h5s that the littie'boy whom beibeliev. All [I^Rchester Jerry becomes uneasy when he taking. . • ■ , apparently lost w^ieyer ed to be his gfairdsoh isn’t At all. goes by way of Philadelphia and He did not slow up, Jerry grippe.d it may have,, had ' It For the law has wrung; cont^slda and vicinity is stops at a notorious place for a din the side of the car with her right exists.In- most cases'as. ‘a . smn-U from Mrs. Laura M. Boyer, -mother ner party—although lie introduces hand and said nothing more. If tube closed . at oue' etod .'ahd^qpenr of the boy .and daughlerrin-law .of buzzing, about thi?. lier to a girl he says is a friend of this was his way of showing hig ing at the o,ther end' into tije'large the millionaire,; that;she.passed..bff his mother. displeasure, let him show it! , intestines. ' ‘ the baby boy as her: own. thoyg'ii great event! ’ She had not guessed correctly, at Usually the: opening allows ma-^ it was the child of an nnm.a-rri'’‘i NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY^ the truth. Alester . did not alto> tertnl to pass in and ;Out' of the Canadian g irl,/ in an.attem pt to Just thmk of 47 CHAPTER XL. ~ gether trust the waiter who bad appeudlx, hut .occ^ioualiy some hold her home together,; Jerry’s ej’es followed Alester’s. told him that Trigger Nolan had hard, substance' thut, i?>Uudlgestl- PRACnCAL—SMART . br^d new hats She saw nothing alarming—merely taken the pike to Baltimore. ble becomes lodged in tb§ appem "Very slim and simple too Is a Woman’s aqd Man’s Loyip made to sell for two men at a small table. Jerry ceased to think of danger dix, blocking the exit,and'ihJ'qrtng charming house frock of linen in - So little Dode will have-none of One of them was engajged in eat after a while.. Large, Soft raindrops the tissue. Unless. ghrm's are-pres? dainty garden floweq prinf. The re his “grandfather’^’ milliop?, hnt $3.95 going for . ing'fried chicken. The ohter was splashing on the windshield threats ent, however, ap'pphdicitis wiii -nert versible fronts which is an interest his “ mother” wii) keep and 'love returning Alester’s stare. A crook ened to slow their progress and develop. ' ; Fur shoes are the very latest in which Milady puts her best foot ing feature are piped in plain linmi and educate.him just.the sam,e, she Tissue Breaks - in vivid tone, which is also used to ed smile parted his lips and settled gave her a new cause for worry.'^ forward!’ . Black broadtail, used with suede soft as velvet, fashions a s a y ^ . ■ . ■ In the presence h^’t^terial' or; bind narrow belt that fastens at . There’s the really interesting An-- $i 00 in one corner of his mouth. He said “There’s a garage just ahead,’’ wbolo accessory set of turban, purse and pumps for.a black ensemble, either side of front and-ties in bow ganisms having the power .td' at fUrttr-lmmed.- Inserts of the suede in the broadtail are made in modern gle.tb this case. A baby’s a baby to and 59 flats,’ vadqes something in a low voice to his Alester said, .and the car leaped tack human tissue'^, i the; .itis^e at back, and to edge patch pockets. a woman whether of her own blood companion. The latter turned forward in response to added pres istic manner,-with the Joinings in silver and gold-edged, for emphasis. In breaks down. Infectious matter is the inset-is a leopard skin purse and shoes set. It’s really made! See diagrams! or not, but the grandfather, who, to $4.95 going for toward Alester and Jetry saw his sure on the accelerator. “We will forfped and as a result’ of ' “the Tussah silk in soft rose piped in for five years, adored the child, can features darken. stop there and put up the top,” presence - of bis material the--per* deeper shade, printed cotton.broad lose his love the, minute he discov But Alester was coming toward They were getting'pretty we| be SOD has pain and hlfh fever and will remove it anyway to make CHEESE PARSNIPS cloth, orchid gingham with purple ers that his. own blood does not run $ 1 . 95 ^ B her now, getting in her line of vis fore the garage was reached. The he may vomit.- He develops large sure that disturban-ie will not oc binding, doited pique in French blue in the child’s veins./-- ion. He rolled the door closed in rain was coming down faster now. numbers' of white ^ blood cells cur im the future. with white, washable striped radium A certain, yoiing-.lady of a cer-j haste and grasped her by the arm Alester suggested waiting until it which are an-attempt bn the'; part ... Repeated'Attacks Parsnips can be made most pal silk, tiny yeilow and while checked- tain city was recently, found guilty $3 95 t ■’ i '/ /'V':' • ' ,'^ci yj* \... MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, PAGEFtFTEEN Fafnir Bearing ...... 145 155 Am Smelting...... 276 | Fuller Brush Class A — 21 Am Sugar ...... 88% ^’* SHIPPERSURGE do Class A A ...... — 84 Am Tel & Tel ... .^...... 192 "j ~~t, Hart & Cooley ...... 250 . — Anaconda-...... v...... loo Hartman Tob 1st pfd. — 98 Atchison ...... 19«% PLAN TO fflECK do . c o m ...... ,.24 26 Balt &■ Ohio . i . V ;..... 120% Furnished by, Putnam & Co International Silver . .140 150' Beth. Steel \ ...... '78,.% do p f d ...... 120 125 Bank Stocks Can Pac ...... ;...... 235% B m n u T E MISUSING S. 0. S. Landers, Frary & Clk 73 75 Conos Gas ...... 104 %• Bid Asked Manning & Bow A .. 17 19 Corn Prod/ ...... 91"% Bankers Trust.Go ..300 do Class B ...... 11 13 Del & Hud ...... : ____190 Capitol Nat B&T ...3 7 5 N B Mach pf ...... 100 105 Du Pone ...... 486 Chicago. — Racketcerin;; — thait London.— Charging that the S. City Bank & Trust .1275 do c o m ...... 43 — Erie . . . ‘ . . '. 7 . ______67% Chicago system which compels a O. S. international call sign for Conn River . , .400 Niles, Bement, Pbnd. 145 155 Gen Electric ...... 193% business ‘man to pay tribute to shipping in distress is nowadays be First Bond & Mort. — 60 do pfd ...... 90 — Gen Motors ...... 211 organizers— has been perfected to ing greatly misused,'.several prom First Natl (Htfd) ...2 6 0 280 North & Judd ...... 31 33 Inspiration ...... V...... 43% such ar extent it is .bound to be inent British shipping rhen are urg Htfd-Bank Tr ...... 590 Pratt & Whitney pf. 99 — Kenecot ...... ■...... 138% universal this winter, according to ing the imposition of new regula Htfd Banw T r ...... 580 Peck, Stow & Wilcox. 19 22 Mack Truck . . . ’V...... 103 the’ Empb'yejs’— Association of tions with a view to checking the Land Mtg & Title — 60 Russell Mfg C p ...... 143 150 Mariand O i l ...... ‘ 46 % Chicago. “ evil.” Morris Plan Bank ..160 Seth Thomas Cl Co .. 31 — Mo Pac com ...... 70 MANCHESTER’S PUBLIC PANTRY The Employers’ association, In- The matter has been brought to Phoenix State B & T ..480 do pfd ...... 26 — N Y Central . . .t ...... 187% '' -.'t eluding the leading business men a head by the recent case of the Park St Bank ...... 925 Smyth Mfg Co n e w ..108 New Haven R R ...... 75% and . .merchants of Chicago, has Dutch freighter 'Velaeno, which Riverside T ru st...... 650 Standard Screw ....140 N H R R p fd ...... 115 Old Stere charged in a formal statement that when west of Newfoundland sent West Hart Trust . . . . 325 Stanley W orkyom . . 72 No Amn Co ...... 90 New store at the crooked politician is one of the out an S. p. S. call.' After several Scoville Mfg ffo .... 62 Penna R R ...... 72% i t Oak ' Bonds- Park and Main main cogs in-the racket game. large liners had altered Their course Iftfd & Conn West v 6 95 Taylor & Feni .... 135 — Postum Cereal...... 09% Torrington new ..... 87 90 More than 50 bombs have been to proceed to her assistance and East Conn*Power 5s. .101 102 Presssed Steel C a r ...... 22 % Streets thrown-*-in the racketeers’ spring one had actually reached her, she Conn L P 7 s ...... 117 119 Underwood-El Fish . . 82 84 Pullman new ; ...... 84 ' and summer campaign, according notified them that their presence Conn L P 5 % s ...... 107 109, Union Mfg C o ...... —’ 24 Radio Corp ...... 418.. was not needed. U S Envelope pf . . . .118 123 to the association which declares Conn L P 4 % s ...... 100 101% Sears R o e b u ck ...... 183% ; Yes, we have two stores now. The very finest in the state. Both stores cai ry It is argued that it costs between 104 do com ,...2f0 —' •Sou Pac / ...... 126 % the ..bomb is the most powerful Brid Hyd 5s ...... 102 Veeder-Root ...... 43 45 the same biaiids of foodstuffs—-the very highest quality— and the prices are the same. ’ agent ot the racket men. $10,000 and $25,000 to send a large Studebaker ...... 77% ocean liner off her course, for apart Insurance Stocks Whitlock Coil Pipe . . 11 13 W e open^ our new store at the corner of Park and Main streets in order to prop- * ^^hebrding^to the association more Aetna Insurance ....6 5 5 Tob Prod ...... 104% from the extra meals required’-by U n ion Pac...... 214% tfly W d l e the crowds of people who wish to trade with us. W e want you to shop at 'than 30 business associations and all on board and additional fuel do righ ts...... 278 \% ■ ' various activities in business have Aetna L i f e ...... 950 Ifnited F r u i t ...... -...... 144 the stere you-like the best or the one which is most convenient for you. consumed tides are sometimes lost. U S S t e e l...... 163%, .. been terrorized by th^ tossers of Too Many Calls — Aetna Casualty ....1 1 7 5 bombs. Autom obile...... 450 N. Y . Stocks Westing ...... ■ ...... 131 YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT YOU’RE MISSING IF BY ANY “ Far too many S. 0. S. calls are WiHys Over ...... 30 % . ______In; All Activities sent out, in my opinion,” ‘Captain Conn General ...... 1775 CHANCE YOU HAVE NEVER VISITED EITHER OF OUR STORES. These include the apartment Hartford Fire ...... 885 960 Sir Arthur Rostron, commodore of IT’S THE CHEAPEST AND MOST SATISFACTORY WAY TO BUY house and hotel association,-bakery the Cunard line, told International Htfd-Steam Boiler ...7 7 0 1 p. m. Police spoiled a wedding in workers’ union, master barbers, News Service. “ Unfortunately 1 Lincoln Nat Life ... .135 Allied Chem ...... 239% Chicago when they arrested the YOUR FOODSTUFFS. bootblacks, Jewish butchers’ asso do not think there is any, method do, warrants...... 80 Am Bosch ...... 43% best man on his way with a load ciation, candy jobbers, cleaners and of overcoming this and I do not N ational...... 1130 1160 Am Can ...... 106 of beer. They threw cold water on dyers, floor covering association think the responsible authorities Phoenix ...... 845 865 Am Loco ...... 99 that party. excavating contractors, fish deal would care to make any hard and Travelers...... 1645 1665 ers association, retail tood and fast rule Public Utility Stocks fruit stores, garages, glass dealers, “ When, a ship is in distress', it Is Conn Elec Svs pfd .. 90 iC lb. leaded glass workers, laundry own hard to say she must not send out Conn L P 8% ...... 119 ers, bridge workers, iron workers, an S. 0. S. for only-the man on the Conn L P 7% ...... 116 HAM junk dealers, peddlers, photo fin spot is in a position' to judge the Conn L P 6% % pfd.llO ishers, painters,.plasterers, roofers, danger. Failure to act at onceTn Conn L P 5% % pfd. 99 electric sign makers, cinder and emergency may mean disaster Conn P Co (par 25)133 The Smart Shop scavenger association, tent makers, “ I think, however, it would . be Greenwich W&G 6 , . 98 hollow tile association, tire work better for vessels cailnrg for assist Hart El Lt (par 25) . 128 “ Always Something New” ers, soda jerkers and “ Hebrew ance to state the "extent of their do pfd (par 25) .. 68 State Theater Building, _ South ,Manchester Annual Sale of chicken killers association." damage, so that the commanders of Htfd Gas c (par25).. 90. According to the employers’ as other vessels could gauge their do pfd (par 25) .. 69 sociation, individual firms and as plight. S N E T Co .... ;...1 7 7 “ With regard to" answering S. O. Manufacturing Stocks sociation refusing to pay tribute to Am Hardware . . . . 74 76 SPECIAL LOI the racket organizations, which S. calls sent out by airmen who and Vegetables are forced to descend into the At American Hosiery . . . 27 control each business and trade, American Silver .... 26 find their places of business bomb lantic, that is quite a different inat- of Begins Thursday, December 6th, and ends Saturday, December 15th. ter. The airmen, more often than Arrow Electric pfd . .106 ed. Some variety in the campaign Arrow-Hart & Helge . 50 of the racketeers is given by the not, are attempting to cross the ocean for their glorification, and Automatic Refrig .... 10 Regular $9.95 throwing of stones through laun Acme W ir e ...... 21 Paradise Fruit Salad, Paradise California Peaches, dry windows and retail stores with while I admire them they must un derstand that ship's ' cannot go Billings Spencer com — DRESSES 3 c a n s___ ....______$1.00 large glass fronts. Acid is used to scouring- the Atlantic in search of do pfd ...... 9 can 21c 3 cans 59c destroy awnings made by persons them if they fall. BIgelow-Htfd com . . . 95 No. 2 Yz can. Halves and sliced. 3 cans 59c - not belonging to the awning mak “ Means will have to be found for do pfd ...... 100 ers’ association. . dealing with these calls, such as the Bristol Brass ...... — $ 6 . 9 5 Burt Olrtey’s Tender Sunbeam or Libby’s Fancy Stench bombs are also frequent aviators guaranteeing to pay com Case Lockwood & B 375 ly employed, often being thrown in pensation to the ship or ships an Collins C o ...... 125 Velvets, Canton Crepes, Sweet Peas,.. can 19c, doz. $2.00 Crushed Pineapple, to business houses after bricks and swering them and going to their Colt’s Firearms. . . . 42 stones have smashed windows and rescue.” Eagle Lock ...... 65 No. 2 can 22c, 3 cans 60c doors. , Answers Two Calls do com ...... 23 Satins and Jerseys Hatchett Brand Heads of the racketeer game are Captain Browne, of the liner Car- Campbell’s reaping enormous money accord manja, is the most aggrieved per at Fancy Com, No. 2 c a n ...... 15c ing to the employers’ association. son. Twice during his latest voy dozien . . : ...... $1.50 Soup, 3 cans ...... 25c For instance, it is claimed, memr age across the Atlantic he-was call WHAT STORY DO All kinds. bers in the electric sign manufac ed off his course to answer S. O. turers association-are charged $1,- S. signals from vessels which event Sunbeam Extra Small Sunbeam Fancy 500- as-ac. membership initiation- fee ually were able to proceed without YOUR EYES TELL? Lingerie for Christmas and $50 monihly dues are collect assistance. Whole Wax Beans, Whole Kernel Corn, ed. . The British Chamber of Ship — the Dainty, Exquisite Gift From Tile Makers ping, while agreeing that the dis Yellow Tinge .on the Wliite can 25c, dozen $2.75 No. 2 can 19c, dozen $2.00 The tribute from the hollcw tile tress call is being greatly misused. 95c to $4.95 makers' association is estimated by I cannot agree with the idea of mak- Is a Danger Sign liip emplo.r'ers’ association at $30,- lag new regulations DAVID HARUM’S FANCY CANNED VEGETABLES (MM) monthly. The London Daily Mail, editorial ... The whites of charming eyes are Growers and packers of vegetables only. New 1928 pack. In - the glass dealers’ association ly commenting upon the matter, clear and clean, perhaps slightly •Mii'.p.s” of as high as $1,500 have opine that the centuries old cus blue-tinted — never dull with the Extra Sifted Tender v liccii assessed for “ offenses” , the tom among captains of immediate YELLOW TINGE which betrays ciiii)loyers’ association has charged. ly proceeding to the assistance of bad health. Sweet Wrinkled Peas, Wrinkled Peas, The employers’ in a statement stricken vessels will pass if the A yellow tinge in your eyes is declared racketeering is growing call is persistently abused. The not only unsightly— ^it’s a danger No. 2 can 25c, dozen $2.75 No. ^ can 19c, dozen $2.00 more serious every day and charged newspaper calls upon the great sign. It tells others and it should _tjie racket w’ith the following: maritime powers to carry out the tell you that you. suffer from liver Clearance Sale Extra Sifted 1. ' Camouflages itself as a proresolutions passed at the Interna trouble or constipation. tector of the weak, although actual tional Shipping Conference in 1926, If you have a yellow tinge in your Sweet Wrinkled Peas, Sweet Wrinkled Peasj ly it exploits and terrorizes them. which provide for the endorsement eyes do something about it right of the papers of any captain im now. Start correcting it today. of No. 2 can 22c, dozen $2.30 No. 1 can 18c, dozen $2.00 2. Pretends to stabilize business, properly using the distress call. while actually throttling and vic- Take Beecham’s laxative Pills. V Umizing^lt. Pturely vegetable. Safe, mild. Ef fective. Quick natural action. Pleas Sweet Wrinkled Peas ...... No. 1 can 16c, dozen $1,70 3. Openly destrqys personal free ant and easy to take. 50c at all drug dom. EN(^GEMENT ANNOUNCED gists. Trial size 25c. Remember to Winter Millinery 4. Is a constant threat to life ask for Beecham’s Pills. and security because o f its boodluin tactics. Lifebuoy Health Soap, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlisle of Regardless of Former Pure Lard, lb. pkg...... 14c 5. Substitutes profits for the few 96 Norman street announce the en 4 bars ...... :.25c in place of equality of opportunity gagement of their daughter, Doro We Invite the Ladies Price ■1'- •for all. .. .. thy Alice, to Edward John Agnew, 6. Extorts money from the pub- son of Mr. and Mrs., John Agnew of to Do Their ; die thiought the high Commodity and 180 Center street. strictly Fi-esh Local Farm • "serviCfe.;prices its artificially main- Miss Carlisle i~ a graduate of the Christmas Shopping Jell-0,4 pkgs...... 29c ■)'tains. ■ ; Manchester High sch FOUND DEAD IN CELL N».».V.».VVVVVVVVWVV\ Greenwich, Conn., Dec. 5 — An WiH drew Ulicky, was found dead in a cell .in police headquarters here to rumors arc round that day. Ulicky, arrested yesterday on- his wife’s codplaint, dramatically- rheumaiismis bothering alnnoUnced to his family- he would a^great many folks. nevcr.be seen alive again as he was led away from home. While no re Wonder :;whether they port has been made as to cause of know that Baume.Ben’' \ment death; it Is believed 'Ulicky died of gu^ will relieve HERE alcoholism. ' ' OVER 31 DIFFERENT KINDS thepain!(^ Here Are Just a -10amag€8 - in England -number STRICTLY FRESH SHIPMENT ed 308,370 last year or a rate o'f Few Suggestions 15.7 persons married per thou-: ' TfiPish-sold at Our Park Street Market Only.): sand, compared with 14.3 for* B a iiM e B e n g o e Bathrobes ' . . Y 1926, which was the lowest rate (At)(AL6E$iquE) ii- -■ — II■ I. I . I — ...... since,1886. Gloves KEUEVES A(HES €r PAINS Fi’esfifFlouhdersi l b . ______10c Fresh Herrings, lb. .. . .12c Hosiery ' Scarfs Fresh Cod Steak, l b . ______.18c Fresh Blue Points, dozen .. 25c Neckwear Fresh Tile Steak, lb...... 18c. Live Lobsters, IK ....,,. y. 50c usra> CARS ' J Plain and Fancy Fresh Mackerel, lb .___ .... 25c Fresh Scallops (sniall) .. pt 58c 1927 Essex Ccype ...... Handkerchiefs Boston Blueis, lb.,..... 15c Large Scallops, pt. -. . , : . ; , 60c 5®® Cloud S W a n ...... $iroo Shirts Largfe Clams, qt...... 25c Fresh Oysters, p t ...... 35c 1925.Essex CQach, new p a in t...... $200 Belts 1925 Cleveland Touring ...... S w n 1923 Hudson 7 Passenger Winter Top Enclosure .. $150 Bill Folds QUALITY MEAT SPECIALS .1925 Hudson Coach Pajamas Something New and Different! Loin Get Our Storage Rates. ? Phone 711 Cube Steak, Ib..... ___ _ 45c Lamb Chop, lb...... 44c Hudson-Essex Sales and Service M anchester SYMINGTON Fresh* Lean ; > . Pui-ePork BETT’S GARAGE Evening Herald Hamburg Steak, lb ...... 22c Sausage Meat, lb...... 24c 127 Spruce St./ - Soutl. Manchester SHOP AT THE CENTER PAi&ESIXTi^N MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDATf, . 5 ,1 9 2 8 . rV-r-r-r--. Concentrate Your J!fforts-Use These Columns And Gain ^ e Profitable Results You Want Ad Informatloii Lon and Fonnd Fuel and Feed 40*A LOST—LAST WEEK between Main FOR SALE—HARDWOOD $11 per WAlUffi NliniNG MYSTIC REVIEW ELECTS LABOR LEADER) Manchester and Foster streets, a pair of brown cord, full measure guaranteed, na bow shell glasses, in black case. tive lumber }30 per thousand, Finder please call 1740. Lathrop Bros. Telephone 1779. Evening Herald TO lEnillE HIRE Mystic Review, lYoman’s . Benefit ENDORSES XMAS LOST—A GOLD PENCIL in vicinity FOR SALE-SEASONED hard wood, ass^latloii; held its annual meeting CHassified Advertiseme^s of South Main street. Initials. Re stove length $12.00 a cord. O. H. Phone Your W a n t Ads ward. Call 1381-4. Whipple, telephone 2228 evenings. in Odd Fellows hall last evening. . Hartford, Dec. 5 .'- Count alx averaga worda ti? • Una A supper was seiwed at 6:30 under t4te Inltt'ala. numbera and abbrayiatloina LOST—A SMALL blue black pomer- FOR SALE—BEST OF HARDWOOD To The Tuberculosis CommlSj. each count aa a word and oonrponnd the direction of M;s. Ruth Waddell, anlan male dog. Finder please tole- slabs, large load $7, hardwood $8: E iinent Authority on Early chairman, assisted.by Mrs. P. Mc- 'directs the campaign fp| ale'of words aa two worda Mlnlmnn cost la phoile 626 or 4. also fireplace wood. Palmer. Christmas Seals, in Cbir price of three llnea Telephone 89S-3. Lagan, Mrs. Emma Franz, Mrs. ut to- • • • LOST—A BLACK and tan dog. Name .Funiiture to Be Presented Margaret Kellner and Mrs. Alice day received the following endorse Line ratea per day for trai^fpt "Doggie.” 'License No. 36280. Finder WOOD FOR SALE—Hard, chestnut, Hunter. There were cold" meats, ment of the sale by William Green, ads.' „ please notify Minnie L. Parker, 553 mixed, white blrob and slab. Season president of the American Federa EfteetlTe March IT. IWT- , • Parker street. Telephone 24-4. ed and sawed to order. L. T. Wood Evening Herald baked beans, salads, felishes, rolls, CashW M a Chargew oo. Co., 55 Blssell street. Phone 496. by Watkins BroAers. coffee and pie. Some of the decora tion of Labor: i : 6 Consecutlvs Daya ..| ; 1 ,® ^ ,®9 Ota LOST—BROOCH either on Porter tions used at the Rebekah assembly “ The Christmas Seal Sale of S Conaacutlve Daya ..I “ eta street or Hollywood section. Flntler Garden-Farm-Dalry Products 60 National Tuberculosis Association 1 Day ' ...... I u mai -01® i» to cts please return to 44 Porter street. supper Monday evening remained. All orders for Irregular Inaertlona Telephone 813. The principal business was the' provides an opportunity tp- place will bejcha -ed at the one-time-rata FOR SALE — DRESSED rabbits. ' Wallace Nutting, probably the upon every communication-Af the Weighing from 2 to 4 lbs. each. Call most eminent collector of Early election of officers. Those who will Special ratea for long term eve.y Announcemencs • Manchester Rabbit Club, Phone occupy the chairs duiing 1929 are: holiday period a symbol ; the day advertlalng given upon request. 1212-4. American furniture and the best spirit, of good , will . bstween mpn. Ads ordered for ‘ hree <>r ala days STEAMSHIP, TICKETS—all parts of President, Mrs. Emma Franz; Vice- and stopped before the third- or fifth And Ask for “Bee” known authority on the subject in President, Mrs. . Pauline Berrett; The anti-tuberculosis, movement:' is the world. Ask for sailing lists and FOR SALE—BALDWIN APPLES. the country, famous for his books day will be charged only for the ac ratea Phone 760-2. Robert .1. Smith. $1.25 bushel, delivered. E. H. Gil- Past-President. Mrs. Grace Best- one Pf constructive purpdse'^nd tual number of times the ad appear nack. Tel. 226-4. on Old New England, Pennsyl ed. charging at the rate earned, but 1009 Main street. Tell Her What You Want Secretary. Mrs. Alice Hunter; method. Dissemination pf thMlth no allowances or refunds can be made, vania, New York and Early Ameri Treasurer. Mrs. Emma'Hussey. Col information is the sure way. ,l^o Personals 8 FOR SALE—APPLES. Greenings, can furniture will be presentee, by on six time ads stopped after the Baldwins, Jonathan. Delicious Spies, She will tak« your ad. help you word It for best results, lector, Mrs. Julia Rawson; Chap check the white plague and this fiffh day. Kings and Pippina by the basket, Watkins Brothers next Wednesday No.“till forbids” : display lines not and see that It is properly inserted. BlU VrUI Od mailed lain. Mrs. Ida Gilman: Junior Com may be prompted'BY huying ChYist' SPIRITUAL MEETING Thursday bushel or barrel, at the farm or de evening in a lecture on “ New Eng mander, Mrs. P. McLagan; Lady- mas seals. sold.’ night 8 o’clock. Private readings livered. Edgewood Fruit Farm. TeL same day allowing you until sevtintb day after insertion land Homes.” Mr. Nutting has pre The Herald will not be responsible Friday at Mrs. Sarah Mullen, 13 945. W. H. Cowles. to take advantage of the CASH' RATE. At-Arms, Mrs, Richard Gutzman: “ Everyone can .cofifribote in ^ c- for more than one Incorrect Insertion Mintz Court, Manchester. sented his numerous, lectures Pres's Correspondent, Mrs. C. G. cord with his ability-and' of any advertisement ordered for FOR SALE — GREEN MOUNTAIN throughout the country and is one TylOr; Officer of the Day. Mrs. Mar that wago-earnets, whi-diii^tlieir mere than one time. Aatomoolles for Sale potatoes. Thomas Burgess, Wapplng. The'-lnadvertert omission of Incor Tel. 29-2, Manchester Division. bf the most sought*-for‘lecturers on garet MpCourt; Sergeant, Mrs. Mar part. . rect publication of advertising will to the subject of Early America. The garet Kellner. Inside Sentinel. Mrs. “ The Association has put a Sjr^ial rectified only by cancellation of the FOR SAL19—GOOD USED CARS afternjoE. preceding his lecture at Quinn; Outside Sentinel. Mrs. Cora charge made for the service rendered CRAWFORD auto SUPPLY CO. Bonscliold Goods 61 emphasis on preventiE'evJi-TOrk • • • ' Center Sr Trotter Streets the local store‘ he will talk to the Wheaton; Captain of Guards, Mrs. among wage earners because the All advertisements must conform . TeL 1174 or 2021-2 LET US MAKE A NEW mattress out Apartments, Flats. Tenements oa Tuesday Afternoon Club of Hart Ruth Waddell; Musician, Mrs. Ada highest mortality is among onr fel In style, copy and typography with of your old one at a reasonable ford. Peckham. low workers. This is. an'added regulations enforced by the publish price. We also have a good selection ers. vnd they reserve the right to dnto Accessories—'rtres (I of mattresses from $8 up. Call at FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement, BRITISH LIQUOR Watkins Brothers have invited reason for workers to encourage edit, revise or reject any copy con Ostrinsky’s Furniture Store, 28 Oak Mather'street, rent $16. Robert J. the different women’s clubs in town the sale for 1928 by endorsement sidered objectionable. BATTERIES FOR YOUR automobile street. Tel. 849. Smith. Telephone 750-2. tl^rough their secretaries but as and by purchasing the seals. ,, CtXJ.SINO HOURS—Classified ads ranging from 37 Up. Recharging and HOSPITAL NOTES to be piihliahed same day must be re- repairing. Distributors of Prest-O- FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, mod TRADE IN 45TH tliese invitations will not reach all “ Let us help make this a memor ,-o|ved bv II o'clock noon. Saturdays llte Batterlea Center Auto Supply FOR SALE—GLENWOOD coal range, ern conveniences. Apply J. P. Tam those Interested in Mr<^ Nutting’s able seal year. many, 90 Main street. 10:30 a. m. Co.. 155 Center. Tel. 673. in good condition. Inquire 17 South subject, they extend the same in (Signed) WM. .G R E m ” Main street or telephone 854-3. vitation to the public. There will be Admissions reported today at " ■ ■. I - * t. NOW IS THE TIME i'O HAVE your Houses for Rent 65 ANNUAL EXHIBIT Telephone Your Want Ads car checked up 'or the winter sea FOR SALE—ONE NEW Home porf^ no charge for admission, but as the Memorial hospiUil included Fred ' i' ■ , ■ A'"’ ; Ads are accepted over the telephone son. Experienced mechanics trained able electric sewing machine. Cheap. capacity of their auditorium is Peti,^ of Talcottville, rJichael Buske “ Hail, hail, the gang’s-all -here” at the CHAROB KATB given above by General Motors assure you ex- Telephone 715. FOR RENT—5 ROOM HOUSE, mod- of 83 North street, Mrs. Grace Sad- .was composed by Sir Arthur Sulli as a convenience' to advertisers, tut p'ert work. ern improvements, and garage on limited to about two hundred, they the CASH RATBS will be accepted as H. A. STEPHENS FOR SALE—ROYAL EASY leather McKee street. Apply 82 Walnut London.-^—In no way perturbed tare distributing tickets gratis at tozinski of 71 Ridge street, Helen van, who also composed “ The Lost FULL PAYMENT If paid at the busi Chevrolet Sales and Service chair, overstuffed tapestry chair. street. Phone 482-2. by Prohibitionist threais of the big the telephone booth at their-front Fish of 787 East Middle Tunrpike Chord” and “ Onward ChrIstIah~Sol- ness office on or before the seventh Center at Knox . TeL 939-2 Corona typewriter, framed pictures, and Mrs. Harriet Lee of Bolton. diers.” day following the first Insertion of Godey fashion prints. -Telephone FOR RENT—TEN ROOM house, oil gest “ dry” offensi.re in the coun d,por. All tlibse who would like to I each ad. otherwise the CHAROE 2915. burning furnace, two bathrooms, try’s Jiistory, the British liquor hear Mr, Nutting are urged to re RATE will ho collected. No responsl- Garages— Service— Storage 10 t wo car garage, corner Wood bridge serve their tickets early. hility for errors In telephoned ads NEW BOW-END WALNUT BED, and North Elm streets. Call 258. trade held its forty-fifth annual ex will he assumed and th^lr accuracy FOR RENT—GOOD GARAGE with spring and mattress, $37.50. Oak cannot be guaranteed. heat and lights. Inquire 12 Pearl dining room set. 8 pieces, $60. FOR RENT—6 ROOM single house, hibition at the Royal Agricultural • • • . street or telephone 2544-W. Charm Crawford coal range with with 2 car garage. All modern im Hall here, BOY’S RUNAWAY ENDS Index of Classifications gas attachments, $35. One Colum provements. Available now. Inquire bia Graphonola. $15. Robert J. Smith. -Millions of bottles of beer, ale, We Offer - You Choose “ Evening Herald Want Ads are now Moving—-Tracklng-p-siorage 20 WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE grouped according to olaaalflcatlons spirits, wines and liquors, mount Only $500 cash gives warrantee deed to an exceilent 6 room below and for handy refore.ace will Suburban for Rent 66 LOCAL AND"' LONG aUtance moving ONE GOOD heating stove: walnut ed upon mile on mile of stands, single, oak floor and trim, steam heat, separate sink room and appear In the numerical order indl- by experienced' men. Public store finish china closet, A-1 condition, pantry, large attic, 2 car grage and the price only |6,650. _ It ■•.ated: house. L. T. Wood. 55 Blssell’ street. four piece parlor suite, all used, but FOR RENT—SMALL farm. Reason bore mute testimony to -the Births ...... A Tel. 498 ' . In good condition. Benson Furniture able price. See Stuart J. Wasley, 827 Relonged in Litchfield Institu is a bargain. ' ‘ ...... ' ' Eng^flgcrnsnts eeeeeeoooe-g-eeeee* B Company. Main street. Telephone 1428-2. strength of “ the trade,” wi.th; its 8 room single on Haynes street, all modem, 2 car garage. Marriages ...... C Ma n c h e s t e r ; * n. y m otor Dis unlimited millions of capital and tion, Not in Providence, Po Deaths ...... D patch—Part loads to and from New This is a beautiful home offered for sale only on-account of own Cards of T hanks...... E York, regular service. Call 7-2 or Musical Instruments 68 Houses for Pale 78 multi-millionaire heads. ‘ ' lice Here Learn. er’s business calling him to another city. Price and terms are In Memorlam ...... F 1282. Highly efficient machinery for attractive. EjOSt ahd Found ...... v ...... 1 FOR SALE—JUST OFF East Center the rapid filling, corking ahd wash Louis Puchetta, who says his Announcements 2 PERRETT & GLENNEY moving sea- FOR SALE—FISCHER make, stu^ street, nice 6 room home, fire place, Seven room single of latest model and design on Green Hlil Personals 3 son is here. Several trucks at your dents size piano. Reasonable. Inquire oak floors and trim. 2 car garage, ing of barrels and..bottles clanked home is in Providence, R. I., arriv street, 2 car garage, now ready. Price and terms reasonablp. Aatomohlles service,' lip to date equipruont. ex at IGI Cooper Hill street. high elevation. Owner says sacrifice. for ten houi’s.daily during the run-' ed in town yesterday afternoon hav Nice new single six rooms, English Colonial style. Closed in Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 perienced men. Phone 7-2 Price very low. Small amount cash, of the exhibition, sounding what ing obtained a ride from East Hart sun parlor, a beautiful home with garage, $6,000, on very easy Automobiles for. Exchange...... 5 mortgages arranged. Call Arthur A. Auto Acceeaortes-^TIres • • • e..e:%*'« 6 Wanted— To Buy 5S Knofla. Telephone 782-2, 875 Main must have appeared to bp a note of ford with a misn who was coming terms. Auto: Repatrlng-r^P^i.lti5 7 street. derision lo any “ dry” visiting the towards Manefaester. The boy told If you are interested in the construction bf new up-to-date Au tO^"l3ch IK) Vs i • e' a •-» Ve J *A I PAY THE best prices for rags, the driver that he was on his way houses take a stroll or drive through Elizabeth Park on Henry CHIMNEYS CLEANED and repaired, FOR SALE—WASHINGTON street, hall. Autofr^hlp by Truck ...... 8 paper, books, metals etc. D. Oren- Red Faced Salesmen home, but the motorist, on reaching streeL Autos—For Hire 8 key fitting, safes opened, saw filing stein, oldest junk dealer In town. brand new six room Colonial, oak Garages—Service—Storage . . . . . 10 and grinding. Work called for.- Tel. 473M. floors throughout, tire place, tile Red-faced salesmen, morning- Manchester stopped his car at the Motorcycles—Bicycle ...... 11 Harold Olemson. 1C8 North Elm bath, large corner lot. Price right. coated and bearing other outward police station and reported the cir Wanted Autos—Motorcycles ... T3 . street. Tel. 462. IVII.L PAY HI*;HK.ST PKK’ES for all Terms. Call Arthur A. Knofia. Tele- phon 782-2, 875 Main street. signs of the unpar.iileled prosperi cumstance to Chief Gdrdon. When ROBERT ]. SMITH Over Post Office naslneee nod Prnfcnsiiinnl gervteea kinds of chickens Will also buy th ' latter came out to talk to him Business Services Offered ...... 13 SEWING MACHINE repairing of-all rags, paper, magazines and old ty now being enjoyed by the liquor Rea) Estate, [usnrance, Steaiusliip Tickets Household Servlces'CifTefed ;18-A makes, oils, needles and siipplles. R. metals. Morris H. Lessner. Call 1546. trade here, were active in telling the boy jumped out of the car and Bulld'Ing-^Conf racting . J ...... 14 W. Garrard, 37 Edward street. Tel. started to run'. The chief caught Florists—Nurseries ...... 15 716. visitors of the means the breweries Funeral Directors ...... 16 Rooms Wilhnut Hoard 5W MOOSE HERE TO DINE are noiy employing to ensure that him when he fled down Center Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. 17 PHONOGRAPHS. vacuum cleaner the Briton get his liquor as near street and dashed into a store. Insurance ...... 18 clock repairing, key fitting, gun and FOR RENT—FURNISHED room, all perfection as possible. . . [.Louis- was taken back to the Po Millinery—Dressmaking ...... ID. lock smithing. Braithwaite. 52 Pearl modern Improvements. Call at 44 ON SATURDAY NIGHT lice Station ahd"tH6 Providence po Moving—Trucking—Storage . . . 10 street. Pearl street or Phone 1781. Even the hops, malt and barley, THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: t Painting—Papering ...... 21 it would seem, are subjected to lice notified. Instead of belonging Professional Services ...... - 22 Help Wanted— Female 85 FOR RENT—THREE rooms furnish keen -analytical teats lor purity, in Provic' mce, however, It later ap Rep a I rl ng 23 ed or unfurnished.' steam heat, at peared that the lad was an inmate “Famous First Ladies” Tailoring—Dyeing—tJIeanlng .. i* 109 Foster street. Telephone 2682-W. Annual Banquet to Be Held in while up-to-.late machinery has dis Toilet Goods and Service ...... 25 WANTED—TWO WOMEN to canvass of a boys’ school in Litchfield, freyn furniture polish 100 per cent.profit. Tinker Hall on Dec. 8; Com placed the human element in the which he hkd run away. Sketches by Hessey; Synopsis by Brancher - Wanted—Business Set vice ...... 26 TO RENT—131 EAST Center, street, washing, battling and filling of th'e KdnrnllonnI Write Radium Specialty. Co., ■ 230 first class room, near Center, well mittee Meets Tonight. Litchfield authorities were notifi Courses and Classes ...... 27 Westland street, Hartford, Con i heated, hot water. various types of alcohol. Even the ed and an officer from there was Private Instruction ...... 28 Manchester lodge No. 1477, labelling and crating of bottles Is coming to Manchester and take Dancing ...... 2 8 - A Help Wanle l<'y-- ■.t; * * r .m i Tk'- '- 1 \ w f ‘'"\ MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1928. PAGE SEVENTH^ .-i . SKII'VV B y Percy L Cr«sby FLAPPER FANNY SAYS;. M and nonsense I He glanced at the beautiful wo i .i’i li > man beside hlin, his look heavy — ——) T IS AVrft ' with anxiety and humble pleading, i w h a y 's t h e hut she was unconscious o f his ap- A c t i)U T j peal. For long moments he watch l U i T l A l ed her, struggling with his emohon, ■ ' » ' yiuijsijiteReHitF a i ¥kc atneA ifiirJAu ! desiring, yet afraid, to ask the r ) STAlvIP^oP? I question that trembled, on his Ups. j At last he spoke wistfully, yearn^ /V? i j Ingly: • X J i .:v i “ iMa, c’n I have the little piece of i pie that was left over from din- ner I "On iilte sweet mans. Give nic6y omans a dreat bigum kiss.” “ Pipe down on th' baby mush, madam, and say which kiiid’ ybu prefer; th’ peck and jump kind like Ma gives Pa, or the soul touoh,- ing kind like Ma gives th’ ice man.’f “ Your father was a college man, wasn’t he?” ‘‘Yes, but we never mention it. j m n CopTTltiit. 1»28. Percy L. Crseby, CeotfBl Preii Attn., lae. Rca. u. s. PAT. orr. The college he went to had a rotten k i «)19Za, BY NCA swvicg, we. ______‘ I______- football team.'” ■, r.-', ( “■:. •? C-c-jS ' Alimony payments are appropri-! Clearly Imiiosslble. OUR BOAROINU HOUSE itely made with “liberty” bonds. I The M an W ho W ent Out to Tea By Fontaine Fox How can the little busy bee By (iene Ahern ».■ a A. V Improve each shining hour? . There are no shining ones and. wg W i t h t h e : MiNfPED MAHldUF^r. Have nought but cloud and Shower. A iM T* A ; Crossing t^eir knees may be X SMELL UlAFt7A<3 1^1 ALL PAWS making curved spines for thfe girl as an anatomist says but the trouble PROM-TH' OV/EAi? -- M -M - M -iVlAr CAAi “ilcK LB A goes further than that. It’s mak ( APPLE PfH BAkBP y rtaS-fWt-, l i k e A A A P P L E FUN CRACKING WHIPS. ing men cross-eyed. It isn’t such a snap to CRACK First Girl: “ Who told j’ou that ; WHIPS in letter golf. Par is six dress is too long?” WOUR sEuavss oA-rriA-r I Second Girl: “ Nobody, but yes and just to make a little easier ( a r o m a ' UM-M- MOri.-7 we’ve reversed the order of the terday it caught on nsy garters.” iff jjuzzle. One solution is on another SMEU. OF rr w o c i - p i T a l k i e s . In the old days when a girl wore ige. 5 A V ! ~ a fraternity pin it meant an engage Ev/EAi m a k e a v IAV. ^ ment. The sheik of today says it W R I U K L E r C > ...... VI H \ R S only means necking privileges. (/ 1 PARAPISE f. /s PR A'f.'T'ffe _ M o S E . r O F M o d ! Men who have no religion can at least quarrel about whose watch is ' right. l( -IHIS ROOM . If a girl gave her boy friend a ^ B E E 3 R E I f lock of her hair now she’d be bald- M A / M W o t i ! headed. < Bee sting is said to be a cure for V rheumatism, but ‘.‘for me and my house” we’ll take rheumatism. Some men borrow trouble, some c R /A c K buy it, and some run a newspaper *- e.xpecting to please everybody. THE KUI.Ets Any old vineg'ar may know it’s 1— The idea of letter golf is to mother, but It takes a good cork to change one word to another and do know its own pop. It In par, a given number of strokes. uge “ What’s the proper way of fix |.:n.5 Th three strokes,3. cd^w. HOW, HEW. ing a cantaloupe?” HEN. “ Well, four out of five halve it.” 2 — You can change only one let Tir ter at a time. A quarrel may be patched up, but 3 — You must have a complete it’s mighty hard to keep ,the patch word, of common usage, for each jump. Slang words and abbrevia from showing. JJ ki tions don’t count. 4—The order of letters cannot be A Connecticut plumber was re changed. cently given a fortaine by one of his customers. We seem to remember 4^...Cl having paid one or two little bills "?KlOrt REG. U. G PAT. OFF. e i s % b y NEA SERVICE. INC. lis PINiM ER' "Too bad we must part,” said* like that. (tJPontaine Fox. 1928, The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) Oi*^' one hair to another as the comb brushed between them. If you pay twenty-five cents for twenty-five cents’ worth of food it Jili tvi Of course '•wfi’ dref' all '"ifleansEs. j is a liinch': if you' pay a dollar for W ASHINGTON TUBBS II Good-bye, Sahara! By Crane Doesn’t “ our leading citizen” usual-[ iwenty-five cents’ worth of food it ly mean “ our richest man?” .is a luncheon. -V -• f Q fMTHFOl o ne, TrtOU M5.T KiO Three cam els, buddy. / fOft TH‘ ------A/ i'L’ m \ This mom- W 'at's th' greatest u 'L’ oii? MM SLWE. Ttlt THft.EE o' The clk^iSvest / lumk mike, ME FOR AU&IERS e^D AM’ 9RlD SOAP P 5UM OM TH STOtR MAftKET— A o? i s e t theg 5TEEDS IM VOG ALVMAMS \vjORUD PiENTER HEADED FORTH' I AMERICAN p a p e r . I \MOTLL HURRY! TALK ASOUT-- )SKM VlUTH ALL OOR DOUG[V\ OM IT. TUEY'S A TftAlN fOR ’EM? \NHAt VS That? / \MHV, BM now WE'RE PRO^LV ';ct nn LEAVIH’ Psl6HT I ;>55 f)d AfJAV. MviiioMAiea^m^e. . ' BltUONAVftES STOSnr. ^ ttA l COCMRAN — PICTURES & KNICK MWB.e FI.^T ftSa. U. & PAT. OF3T. T IM m r e j > . «S r \ © \ O 1028. , ssnvice. f r p : c k l e s a n d ms f r i e n d s H e ’ s O f f ? B y Blosser, * r:. 7WAT ey^lTSAAEMT IT AAUST BE CCMaE OM OVER TO 6 S E - v «r m IT M U S T v e s ? A M D - A A » rrs S O M E ’ OF BSPPO 6E l o o s e 1 a l a a o s t BE SO.'.' AT t OSCAR’S VsJlTR AKE, ; 1. A A iD - B c m OSSIE a n O VK)1LL1E--1 VkJAMT TOROOT ALU a b o u t OSSIE AND COOLDMT b e l i eN v Ee A VNMAT TA* AiaPUAME ARE m A lftP LA W E a ’LL AUSTLS EVES 60T IT MUST TDTAklE AM07UER 2 ? GONE// OMEC TD W£ AOOSE Af^' S E E BE SO 6000 LOOK. AT IF lAE’LL L E T M E T A k S ,7AIS A lR P L A A ie ,A RIDE OF AIS II 1 r r t r ^ ■ iij vC» ■ ^8 “ O O MoSl O 'm (ec insW KEG. U. S. PAT. 0?r. 1 •V ■x1 •’»' ^ ©1S2B,BY NEA SERVICE, INC. , I.}.!' ■- J i REQ.U.S.PAT.r>f?. JSVOiMB, by hca seRvjcr INC. (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) . SALESMAN SAM Guess Again ^ S i n a V The Tiuyniites, at break of day. ! ‘‘I’ll sit up forward in our little still traveled in their fuiiii.v sleiga. I boat, a driver brave and bold.” The sun peeked o’er a hilltop, and They rode along, first fast, then W e T £0 peuCAMS, BUT I’ve. \vJ£U., I 60Trps E)OT I T hink it s a &oot u 'm oms. J um p ARE. c s r Ta i m w n o t ! r B U T TH€Sf >OpM'T MEAjf^i found Scouty wide aivake. The slew, and soon they reached some B££M HPWIM’Fi LOTTf^ FUM / ADMIT IT WAS t i m e T a Pu t TH'ReST ( ah ead 0FTA, The condition of James Burke, DANCE AND who has been at the Manchester SECOND CHURCH SALE MOTHER OF PRINCIPAL Memorial hospital since Saturday is greatly Improved. Mr. Burke was ENTERTAINMENT suffering with an internal poisoning AND SUPPER DO WELL QUIMBYW.C.T.U. GUEST which caused water blisters to form on different parts of his body. This . Wednesday, Dec. 5l]i is clearing up and he expects to be Excellent Entertainment Also President of Maine W. C. T. • * able to leave the hospital in a week. Helps to Make Xmas Affair Addresses Meeting in South a Success. M ethodist, Church Yester Mrs. S. L. Cheney of Hartford ■ SOUTH •M/\NCHTSTER • CONN ‘ CHENEY HALL Road is registered at the Roosevelt, day. New York City. Second Congregational church Mnslo by BUI TasUlo and His I folk were favored with good weath Mrs. A. G. Quimby, of Portland, Le Bal Tabarln Orchestra The December meeting of the er and a large attendance at the an nual Christmas sale, supper and en Maine, mother of Principal C. P. Under the Auspices of the Manchester Garden club will be held Monday evening, December 10 tertainment last night. The vari Quimby, was the speaker yesterday Itallan-Amerlcan Ladies Aid at 8 o’clock at the School Street ous booths did a brisk business. a.'’d afternoon at the W. C. T. U. meet Recreation Center. It will take the the cafeteria was well patronized. An excellent program was ’.ro- ing at the South Methodist church. form of a Christmas social gather Mrs Quimby has been for 13 ing and all members are urged to vlded consisting of piano numbers reserve the date. by Miss Betty Harvey and Miss years president of the Maine W. C. ABOUT TOWN Clarissa Wood. Both youthful T. U. As such she has recently par :Zr.. G Clef Glee club members held a musicians received encores. Mrs. ticipated in the National Conven party last night at the Swedish Lu Frank Rieg and her dauighter. Miss tion in Boston. Her spbject was The Ladies Guild of St. Mary's theran church, with practically a Ellen Rieg, gave a blackface sketch “High Lights from the National Episcopal church will meet in tho hundred per cent attendance. The entitled "Socks and Soapsuds,’’ in Convention.” Guild room tomorrow at 2 o’clock. program consisted of a vocal solo troducing into their remarks hits The devotional service in King’s Jifiterestiriq Every member is urged to be pres by Miss Grace Tourtelotte, a read on several of the church people. Chapel—preceding the regular ses ent as preparations will be made for ing by Miss Beatrice Johnson, re They were heartily applauded. sions—was marked by joyful the supper in connection with the marks by Helge Pearson, the direc Under the dlre(;tion of Mrs. F. C. thanksgiving over the election of bazaar at the church on Friday eve tor, who lauded the club for its Allen, wife of the pastor, four of Herbert Hoover and by renewed ning. excellent work for the first year. the young people, Florence Strick dedication to the task of making The tables were attractive with yel land, Marjorie . Pitkin, David Wll- “Prohiblton an Assured Success.” The annual meeting of the Past low candles and yeUow crepe paper. j liams and Franklin Smith, present- At the opening session the process •Matrons’ association of Temple Beside each place were individual jed the play "Oh, Helpless- Man.” Sion of world and national officers Chapter. Order of the Eastern Star, cupcakes with one candle, signify The performance lasted three quar with the governor and mayor, ac will be held at 7:30 tomorrow eve ing the first birthday party. ters of an hour, with plenty of companied by the Gloria Trum ning at the home of Mrs. Ernest witty dialogue and action. Miss peters playing inspiring music was MARTEX BATH PILLOWCASES Hantley, 44 Porter street. Strickland and Mr. Williams had Children at the Buckland school a grand sight. There was a capacity RUGS Daintily Lace Trimmed—^' are assured of their usual Christ the heavier parts and handled them audience in Tremont Temple, and A Christmas Special! Lady Roberts Lodge. Daughters mas party this year as the Pareat- exceptionally well. Miss Pitkin as a real royal welcome was accorded With novelty borders “Fruit of the Loom” and of St. George, will hold its regular Teacher association of the Seventli the landlady and Mr. Smith as the to the convention by Governor Ful Pequot pillow cases in two popu expressman earned their share of Most every woman Is I'umiliar meeting iu Tinker hall this evening. District at its business, meeting last ler and Mayor Nichols, who thor with the wearing qualities of Mar- lar sizes, 42x36 and 45x36 inches. the laughs. Altogether the playlet oughly believe in Prohibition. Hemstitched hems. Pair night voted the sum of $150 for proved highly enjoyable. tex bath rugs. New designs and Miss Emma Colver of VVoodbridge this purpose, earned by its various Mrs. H. W. Peabody, chairman of colors. street has left for West Palm activities. At the close of the busi the Woman’s National Law En Beach. Florida, where she will ness session, Mrs. Louis Grant pro forcement committee, voiced the spend the winter. vided a period of Impromptu games PUBLIC RECORDS congratulations from that influen and entertainment numbers. Miss tial body of women and said inci Members of the American Legion Anna Sullivan sang two songs and BUILDING PERmTS dentally: “We are now singing i auxiliary who are planning to at Leonard Eccelente played on the A building permit was granted “Mother, dear Mother, come out to RAYON LUNCH tend the presidents and secretaries’ violin accompanied by Miss Be.a- this morning to David Chambers, the polls.” LINEN TOWELS luncheon at the Hotel Garde Satur trice. Flagg. Home-made cake and contractor, for the erection of a sin Space forbids telling of the in - SETS day at 1 o’clock should call Presi coffee was served. gle tenement house at Henry and, spiring address of distinguished Hand embroidered hems white or Colored dent Bausola immediately in order Bowers streets in the Elizabeth leaders and the striking demonstra Imported linen hand towels in Betty Bates’ rayon lupch sets in that reservations may be made for Park section, for Mrs. Leonora C. tions of different departments of white with hand embroidered floral patterns in white, or colored them. MANCHESTER HALF-WAY Collings. work. hems in a variety of designs. Each Rayon Gushions borders of blue, rose, gold and Rev. Frank W. Gray of the Burn- ?reen. Napkins to match. Set .side Methodist church will bo the POINT FOR BIG BUSSES In Gay Shades speaker at the meeting this eve ning at the North Methodist church. His subject will be “The Sublimitj’ Manchester is the half way mark of a Great Conviction." Miss Irene between New York and Boston, not I.ydall will be the soloist and Miss only as far as trains are concerned, MARTEX Bernice Lydall. pianist. This is the hut also for the motor bus lines TURKISH TOWELS TURKISH^ TOWELS that travel between the two cities final meeting of the series which Martex turkisli towels of a Colored Jacquard Borders began at the church Sunday. They each night. heavy quality with colored bor Your choice of a large, colored have all been well attended and in According to the police who do ders in blue, rose, gold and nile— jacquard turkish towel or two spirational. duty at the Center the bus that If ;olor fast. Each Surely there is someone on your list who would smaller turkish towels'in Chjnese leaves Boston each night com' - love one of these rayon cushions. Just unpacked jacquard patterns. Wanted col The Ladies Aid society of the through Manchester Center at —rose, blue, gold and nile living room cushions in ors. Attractively boxed at Concordia Lutheran church will o’clock in the morning and win round, crescent, oblong and square shapes covered •fr meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 fifteen minutes the bus from 4 with a fine rayon trimmed with assorted colored *■ o'clock. York pa3ses through the Cenlei flowers. We consider these the best cushions the way to Boston. we’ve had at this price. The rmy and Navy Club auxi The Boston hound express ii. liary,will meet at the home of Mrs. from New York passes the .N' WOOL BLANKETS .lohh ^^cCuIlon‘of SS^Centt-r street York hound express in Bucklni In Beautiful Plaids HUCK TOWELS iU S:30 tomorrow evening. also within the town limits. Ti 100% all wool blankets in four- measurement by road as figured i).' inch block plaids, with sateen r Novelty Borders George H. Gould of ISO 1-L Cen local truckmen is 132 miles to New % bound hems to match in blue, Two large buck towels with ter street has become associated York, and the distance to Boston iif rose, gold, nile, tan, gray and lav blue, rose, nile and lavender bor \yitb the advertising department of 12G miles from Manchester Center ender. -70x80 inches. A won Rayon Bed Spreads ders attractively packed in a Hie Carlyle .Johnson Machine Com- The police have checked derful value at Chirstiuas box at pr.ny. He takes over the position hours at which the busses pass .ind I 'fi vacant hy the death of the late have found that within the last I'h'ed H. Wall. Since Mr. Wail's month that there have been but in the new deatli Scott H. Simon, president two occasion.s when they did not $ 12.50 A and gen.jal manager of the com oass within the town’s limits. Each pany. hat been doing most (,t that light, or morning when the busses CRISS CROSS PATTERN work. Mr Gould, who is a graduate pass fhroiigh Manchester the lights WOOL BLANKETS . Madeira of .Manchester High school, has inside are dimmed and the passen ..MEN—Why not resplenish your stock of neckwear, been connected with the Hunter gers seem to be sleeping. They see Light Boudoir Shades VANITY SETS Press of Hartford. little or nothing of Manchester. NOW,. . Our Christinas shipments have all arrived, and Single, all woof blankets in soft Three-piece Madeira vanity set we feel proud indeed, to have obtained such a beautiful shades of blue, rose, nile, orchid consisting of two large, ovals and assortment for your selection. and tan. Sateen bound. Full a smaller one. Set bed size, 70x80 inches. A blanket $1.00 to $2.50 would make a most useful gift. ANNUAL BAZAAR The latest design in rayon bed spreads I Solid $7.98 colored spreads in the new jacquard criss-cross South Methodist Church Societies Christmas Suggestions -pattern. Scalloped edges. Full bed size, 88x108 Slippers Handkerchiefs Shirts inches. A colorful spread that will add a touch, Thursday and Friday Evenings Pajamas Hose Billfolds of color to milady’s bedroom. The wanted bou Bathrobes Gloves Belts doir shades of Dec. 6-7 Dressing Gowns Ties Mufflers 7 Booths! Christinas Gifts Galore! BLUE Home-baked Foods and Confections n Mystery Booth for the Kiddies n GOLD ^GREEN. Cafeteria Service 5 to 7 p. ni. Each Evening It Arthur L. Hultman Chicken Patties, Escalloped Oysters, Baked Ham, Salads, Gift Domestics—Main Floor Baked Beans and a Variety of Other Foods, no Dish 917 Main St. More Than 25c. / Special Friday, 5 to 7—Delicious Clam Chowder Entertainment Friday Evening Admission Free. ‘ IllllllililllllllllllllillllllilllllililllllllllllllllllllllllillliilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllU Come In A nd, See Santa and Buy A i PNONC’! Santa Surprise Package 25^ I . . . ^ ~ I Service — Quality—-Low Prices , Santa will assist in giving^out the Surprise Packages this yeai'-^red for boys and gi-een for girls-^Wch package contains some little toy for GOOD TUINCS TO SAT good boys and girls. ■-; n JUSTIFIABLE AMBITION. A TICKET ON THE^DIiiWTNG OF A $75 IVES ELECTRIC CIRCUS £ “Here, here!” cries the "Vegetable and Fruit De T.RAIN OUTFIT will be g'i^n away with every toy purchased in Toy- Finest Fresh Fish partment, “we demand recognition in this space. land. Ain’t we as good as any other part of this busi I ness?" TOYLAND- -BASEMENT BY EXPRESS THURSDAY MORNING Sure thing. Wherefore this announcement— that Oranges are not only especially fine just now Steak Cod 25c lb. Steak Pollock 15c lb. but there’s a sharp drop in the price. For in S Fresh Flounders 15c lb. stance, here are a lot of good medium Florida’s Fresh Fillets 28c lb. Smoked Fillets 35c lb. pop-full of juice, sweet and delicious in flavor—at Fresh Dressed Haddock 29 and 36 cents,a dozen, according to size. No Salt Herrings 10c each. wonder the department insisted on a place In the Salt Mackerel 25c each. 18c lb. print! n Another thing in that department is particularly and the date for mailing the Decem fine Spinach. Another is hard, crisp, crackly Ice MERCHANTS CONFERENCE ber issue of the merchants bulletin. GIFT ARTICLES berg Lettuce. Another is Celery, white, brittle, ^ .5 0 c BAKERY SPECIALS savory. The first insurance policy wa's A new lot of Turnips—we will have white ones IS CALLED FOR FRIDAY issued on June 18, 1583, on the THIS WEEK ONLY Raspberry Horns 25c. . as well as yellow ones tomorrow. New bunch Car life of one William Gibbons. Almond Horns 25c. rots are another contribution. So are the flr,st of Mrs. Elliott’s Shop R-4 Park Building Fig Rings 25c. Prune Rings 25c. ’the Kiln Dried Sweet Potatoes. S j There will be a meeting of the Raspberry Turnovers 40c Pineapple Kringles 25c. The" Meat Department offers as Interesting items S Merchants in the Chamber of Com dozen. of the moment Lamb and Veal for stewing; Fresh merce room, Friday morning at 10 Squash Pies 15c-35c each Sparerlbs—and that tangy bulk Sauerkraut to go A re Your Walnut Cup Cakes 30c with them; a special in those delicious Little Sau a. m. This meeting is called to dis dozen. , Lamb Pies 15c each, 2 for cuss and decide upon the Christ- sages at 35 cents a pound. naas holiday store opening hours 25c. Also Fresh Pork Chops and Roasts. In this Windows' latter connection some Rib Ends of Pork'for Roast I ~ ______• 27668! Pure Lard, 2 lbs. I ^ j qj ing at 25 cents a poqnd. The famous Plnehurst Delivery .system needs Preserve The Tpp ; %lean For The Wedgewood Butter 51c lb j ~ only a trial to become a household Institution. The first delivery goes at 8 In the morning. There Is an other major delivery at 1 in the afternoon—a great ;/ of Your Car convenience to Madame the Housewife when she Holidays? plans to go out before 2 for the afternoon. And Every car top shonld be' d r ^ $ ^ there are deliveries all day—-special ones at your over ttvlce a year to pre8erw$>tli^ ' isiWe are in a position to clean- Manchester Public Market convenience. -tiiaterial and keep tt looking well!,'"' ydni?-Windows in cold as well as Telephone order taking is a matter of pride at warm weather. A. Podiove, Prop. Phone 10 Pinehurst. We lay ourselves out to make no mis 'j-^.Top Dressed like new -t ■ ■■ • S' takes, either In booking or filling the orders. • Slip Covers, pnt on $11.50 np. Manchester Window g Our free delivery is at your service. ^ Phone number la two thousand. Cleaning iTiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiifii S , Chas. Laking j7oi Main s...... ■ t - ■ ‘ ‘■A •il.* ^ j 7 - a - "Vfountain pen in base Sides iB their last two contests. Norris at center. If Bissell pjays, ne the hole.” The expenses for the ball, yet, if anybody is interested Resents Worcester Lad’s will' be -Used at forward with Ty year were so great that the profit THEY SAY he has concealed the fact very dog "L. Larson,” contributor of a Holland, “ Hank” McCann and Ever- on every other game and part of gedly and well. sports forum letter last night stat Georgia Tech and Southern Cali ntt. Strange. Billy Dowd will also the series melon was eaten up. A A GAME A DAY Incidentally and strictly for the ing his selections for an All-Star fornia are being rated as the two Newspaper Statements; be in uniform. $1,278.36 profit on tlie'series is the The Rec Five will appear in its only thing which brought the Cubs sake of clarity I made no ulterior eleven from the C. C. I. L. is to be best collage football teams in the Can’t Blame Spears KEEPS reference to delegates in the above congratulated on the backfleld he -new uniforms. The trunks are ma over the top. Even then, the margin paragraph. It is the fern that is named. Dowd and Treat of Man country. Neither has been defeated, Both Pack Real Punch. roon with white stripes while the of profit Is so comparatively slim THE DOCTOR AWAY potted. chester, Sprafke of Meriden and '■he Southerners haven’t oeen tied V-necked jerseys have vertical red that many of the players are regi-3- For Getting Peeved and white stripes. The stockings are Denning of West Hartford com either whiR the Westerners have Bat Battalino. who will meet tering kicks against what they term McGraw Coming plain white.- “ reckless” spending of money.” prises a mighty classy quartet. only been equaled once. Jimmy Garcia of Worcester in the TRY IT Anyhow, John McGraw is com Coach Tom Kelley said last night it The Rec Girls will meet the Falco They question chiefly the $370.^5 i . ing into town today and perhaps he These tivo teams have been Dr. “ Fat” Spears, the genial ten-round feature bout of the week Girls in the prellmitiary. Last year, "miscellaneous expense.” couldn’t be beaten In a league pick. selected to meet in the Tournament ly boxing show at Foot Guard hall will start something. John is a thor So far as the line is concerned, both Minnesota football coach, had his tbtt.ReQ. boyo beht the F'alco boys At last night’.s meeting, the pla.y- oughly experienced stirter, his ver of Roses battle New Year’s Day at share of bad breaks during the sea- tomorrow night, is confident of twke while the Falco Girls were ers elected a committee of three CHARTER OAK Kelley and the writer agreed that Pasadena, Cal , and unless Georgia son in which his team lost a wMnning over the Salt City boy on a satility being boundless. Stanley Bobby Mercer seemed the logical victorious twice over the Rec headed by Jack Stratton with Con Harris and Frank Navin, of De Tech stubs its toe in its only r tier chance for the Western Conference knockout Girls. Clyde Waters will again-ref nie Dietz and Walter Harrison as BOWLING ALLEYS choice for center. However, he that , Batalino is resentful of Garcia’s troit, are expected on the same train- as ft may. Larson’s selections as a remaining battle with its ancient championship by failing to convert eree Friday night. assistants, to go oyer the Cubs’ fl- ’ff New Alleys. rival, Georgia, next Saturday, many two points after touchdowns, t charge that he has been meeting and probably wiP close their deal whole were very good. j with the Toronto Club for Johnnv will recognize the winner as the i bad breaks didn’t anger the* none' but "cream-puff” fighters Prudhomme, pitcher, ^and Dale mythical champion of the United genial doctor to the danger point, since quitting the amateur ■ ranks Kenneth Shlllvaii, sports editor for the pro end of the game. Garcia Alexander, first baseman. . The of the Rockville Leader, dropped in Ptates. I but his good temper was tested by Yanks are understood to have'want- Both Georgia Tech and Southern another incident that happened be- has been hurling broadsides at Bat for a chat yesterday. Ken says and the former national amateur ed both of them and will get Rockville is going to have a on California appear to hav? strong the games with a Big neither. scoring machines but jiutging from champion has been stung by them. basketball team this season and Bat is in fine shape— down Just who may be the third base- adds that Johnny B yle of this town the records, neither’s defense is The doctor sent a number of sealed bottles containing drinking a/ound 125—and is working earn ■■f.: man sought by Huggins is a mat will be in the lineup. perfect by a long shot. Five touch ter of much moment to the gossips. downs have been scored against the water to the dressing room of the estly both in the gym and on the They say it isn’t Buddy Myer,. of Southerners while the eleve.. from visiting club and the visitors re» road. ‘ VChip” Chartier says he Garcia has been in the pro bo.xiiig the Boston Red Sox. Ih' fact,' the lenged the Cloverleaves to play his the Pacific Coast has hai it?' goal fused to partake of the water. They word is that the Boston-New York North Ends winner-take-all Thanks line crossed no less than nine times sent out and got their own. game for five years and his record deal is off like a hat in church. They giving Day but- that the offlcia.s of in ten gararc. “ 1 like to win football games,” GIFTS OF Offers THE .SEASON’S say it may be Ossie Bluege of the the Cloverleaves said they were un Here i.s the record of both teams Spears said, when he had cooled off, Senators and the name of Fred able to get enough of their team to to date and Southern California’s “ but I never wanted to win so badly QUALITY NEWEST Haney, of Indianapolis, has bean locks the best: that [ would poison a well to lay -.K bandied about in a manner most gether to play the game. out the other fellows. And if 1 ever indiscriminate. However, it may be . Georgia 'reoli j.s J Holiday The North Ends may play anoth 13, V. M. I. did decide to use knockout drops I that Frederick will manage the Se wouldn’t pick on a pushover ball .3. ; er football game Sunday. They wil 12, Tulane...... ’ attle Club...... 0 club.” ii- '- ■ .. - have a meetin,? at 7:30/ tonight at 13, Notre £)ame ...... 0 A deal between Detroit and Chl- the Community Club to decide one :ago, involving Harry Heilrhann an 1 20, N. Carolina ...... way or another. 32. Oglethorpe ...... Bib Falk, also has been discussed \ GRADUATE OF GEORGIA TECH Suggestions at much length and in great detail 19, Vanderbilt ...... 7 Manager Jimmy Groman has 33, Alabama ...... by those who know nothing about ...... 13 The Chicago Cubs.will have the it. Give the lads a little tirne and booked three games for his Aii- 51, Auburn ...... n Manchester basketball five. To man considered the best young they will think up a lot of goni catcher in the Southern ^League morrow night, they play in Hart 193 ...... 04 ones. Anyway, they are all in there next spring in Tom Angley, who is swinging and maybe somebody will ford against the’ Knights of Lith TIES uania, Saturday night in Collins a graduate of Georgia Tech. PAJAMAS forget to duck and lo, behold and V other exclamatory sounds, and we ville and Monday night in Windsor as usual. Big Regular or mid Locks. In addition to Gorman, Southern California MUST BE PRETTY GOOD will actually have a baseball trade. ger and ( better dy; all materials. Johnny Boyle. Jimmy Quish. Nino 49, Utah A g g ies...... 12 assortments. As for the draft, the solution, if Bud Sprague, Army captain, is any seefos to be a bit above and be Boggino, "Cop” Campbell. Earle 19, Oregon A ggies...... 0 Anderson. Franks Farrell of Hart lo, St. Mary’s ...... 6 fast enough to run the hundred in Esaa;; $2 to $5. ycnd the average member of th-^ ten seconds and strong enough lo IZXZ3; & 50c to $2 assemblage. The system Is far from ford and Coach Ev Strange will 0, Caliiornia ...... - . . n SI make the trip. 19, Occidental...... ,...... n put the shot on the track team S3 perfect, as it stands, but it will have and box on the Cadet boxing team. «X35 to suffice until a better one is pre 10, 'tanford ...... n (iffliiffli sented. This matter is something Manchester Green and the A’ l- 78, Arizona...... 7 Manchester fives practiced at the like Mrs. Mavournen’s young dauglv 27, Washington St...... 13 PAGE THE SCOUTS, PLEASE ter Kathleen. It may take years and Rec last night apd played an ex 28, Idaho ...... 7 i. may take forever. And maybe hibition game which was a bit 27, Notre Dame ...... 14 Kenneth Strong, powerful N. Y. Jimmy Garcia. SHIRTS some genius hitherto hiding his rough to say the least. It is under stood the All-Manchester came out U. halfback, is said to be one of the light under a potted fern will spring 266 ! ...... 59 best college ball players in the east. of 67 battles shows 52 wins and 15 ■ Madras, broad- from ambush with the answer to on top. defeats. He is a stiff puncher as he cloth,, silk, in all day. proved by two kayoes of Brownie styles. Carroll Barrett liked Davis Tucker, Hartford colored flash. Walsh’s All-Americ| backfield sel Tucker had an unbroken string of ections, especially so far as Warner wins until he ran afoul of Garcia. $1 to $6.50 Mizzell of Georgia Tech was con SOCK AND RUN PLAY Frankie Portelle ot Hartford BEER’S SHOOTING cerned. Carroll saw Mizzell play meets Eddie Wllliami of Worcester when he was with Miami High and in a ten-rounder. Williams made STUMPS WAPPING says he was a lulu then. GOT RAND IN DUTCH a hit in Hartford when he defeated ■ \ 1 Billy Coe. The Rec swimming team will J ,Vic Morley takes on Georgie Ber- meet the Winsted Y at the Rec pool lenbach of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., in Hansen Gloves Kenneth Beer’s playing was re Saturday afternoon at 3:30. Coach By TOM STOWE patience became exhausted. It was a six and in the third of sixes sponsible for the one-point victory Frank .Busch will pick his team then that be decided upon a scheme Mickey Blaine of ‘ Indian Orchai’d Genuine leather; for dress and street which Highland Park scored at from Treat, Buckland, Markley, We have heard many interesting which brought the desired results— fights Tony Liicci of New Haven. all the colors. wear; -- Wapping Saturday night. The Trade Warnock, Taylor, Sheridan, Mild- and amusing stories during our fif and more too. Rand, who played Two fours open the show. Nick II School player made 21 of his team’s ner. Madden and possibly a few teen year’s experience with sports, quarterback, was to send Bishpp 28 points. The summary: Christy of Bristol battles Joe Ban- $1 and $1.50 $3to.«6,50 others. The meet will be open to both while actively engaged and through the center of the line on .nis of Worcester and Wild Man Highland Park (28) while punching typewriter keys, but the first play every game. What’s Goola of Worcester takes on Mc- B. F. T. the public. i the prize winner for 1928 came to more, he was to trail along side of Coxy'Mitchel of Hartford. J . K. Beer, r f ...... 10 1 21 light yesterday. the big fullback and ' when the R. Kingsley, if . . . . 0 0 0 It concerns Jay E. Rand, cost ac proper moment came, sock him one J. Nichols, c ...... 1 0 2 La^t Nigh t ^sFigh ts countant at the Orford Soap Com in the jaw. B. Dougas, rg . . . , , 0 1 1 pany, and popular director of atlf- Rand was a bit reluctant about - ff . Bentley, r g ...... 0 b 0 letics at that concern. Jay told performing his assignment, but J. Rohan, Ig ...... , -1 0 2 SWEATERS MUFFLERS ■At Cleveland.— K. O. Christner, us the story yesterday, never the orders are orders and so he did. Gorman, I g ...... 11 •0 2 least suspecting it would be put into J of Akron, Ohio, knocked out The first time he tried it, the. stunt Pullover as well Silk and wools; print. worked to perfection and Bishop T o ta ls...... 13 2 28 Knute Hansen, Danish heavy as jacket styles. plain or patterns. weight, 8; Billy Wallace, Cleve The story was so funny, at least was the star of the game. For six Wapping (27) to anyone who has ever played successive .Sundays, Rand was B. F. T. land lightweight, won decision over $2 to $6.50 football, that the writer begs for- equally successful. $5— $9 wUW \ \ 1 Sharp, rf ...... 2 0 4 Johnny Farr, Oakland, Calif., 10; givenness, in making it public. It wUuiiiii^ - J Joe Barlow, Boston light heavy- Apparently Bishop was becoming • W. Smith, I f ...... 6 1 13 seems thkt Mr. Rand used to be a bit suspicions. Certainly you Welles, c ...... 1 1 3 welgiit, scored technical knockout quite a football player, himself in couldn’t blame him. At any rate, G. Smith, r g ...... 0 0 0 over Chuck Doris, Detroit, 4; Ar days gone by. He played-on high the seventh time, Rand let go with Mitchell, r g ...... 0 0 0 mando Shackels, Belgian light school, college 'and professional his right Tlppercut. Bishop spotted Bamford, Ig ...... 3 1 7 weight, drew with Joey Kaufmann, teams. him; Jay wasted no time thinking. Nicholson, I g ...... 0 0 0 New York, 10. It was while playing with the He was off across the field as fast as At Los Angeles— Kid Francis, Staten Island Professionals that Jay his legs could carry him. As for ’KERCHIEFS BATHROBES Totals...... #12 8 27 European bantamweight, outpoint met a chap by the name of Milton Bishop, he started too, and It re ed Charley Pinto, Buffalo, N. Y., UNDER NEW ^ x - Linen,- jilain cr -• ..... Bishop. The latter, was a talll quired nearly half the Staten Island in bi^X el style, .1 . 6. stocky lad tipping the scales close team to hold Bishop back. . MANAGEMENT. X. colored borders. WE WANT A SANFORD! ■At! Chicago— Billy Light, St. to 200 pounds compared to about But it was only the talented ton $5 to $13.50 Paul welterweight, scored techni 160 for Rand. It seemd that Bishop gue of the coach thdt prevented a LIGHT^tllTOHES; 15c t o $ l Hit father and two brothers hav>- cal knockout over Johnny Roberts was the sort of a fellow who never possible murder. He, alone, was SODA, C IG ^S, etc. feg captained football teams ^ "of , Huntington-, W.- Va., 9; Dick played, bis; best-f until he was bang finally able; to a ^ l^ Htjlihop'see the Richmond universi^. . Navitt -Sahr Hoppe,. - .California _ welterweigh t. ed up a hit. • — — . light. BiitV'as Rafid says, ' Bowling. Leagues^ ford, a halfback, Is In line for' the outpointed Cudd De M".rco of The coach Insisted Bishop was "He never did like me much after Accommodated |p.ptalney of the 1920 eleven. Pittsburgh, 10. plain "yellow” and finally hit that.”- Schedules Arranged. , :k ^ PAGE tHliBTE]^ MANCHEST^ (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5,1928. \ ■ -4 i-- L: >:'v- get some .good materlaJ lri a 'ttafdff with the Yankees for Ruffing or Ed WILL TRADE VANCE Morris. Aliller Huggins Bas admit ted his affection for them \>i|t the .'•i- Boston officials want Moi^rls'i and IS UTEST REPORT Huggins wouldn’t refuse RBlTllig. Bob Quinn, the genial owo^r of 'Vff, - ■ the Red Sox, is ready to do business 1 IN MAJOR LEAGUES with any club if he can iinprove his ball club. Succeeding Harry Frazee, Among' recent arrivals to these MOKE POSIES FOR STRONG as be did in Boston, Quinn hesitati! shores we have Herr Schmelling, Dr. Jock Sutherland, varsity ed to dispose of any ball pisyier on' th^ German heavyweight. He ought football ycoacli . at Pittsburgh the club. Frazee was the njost to feel at home here with the rest and one iof the mpst valua Star Pitchers, Uhle and Ruff- mercenary owner baseball ever of the heavyweight cheese-^with a ble scouW "^is department, knew and he almost ruined name like that. promise to contribute some in Boston as an American ■ League formation at the close, of the sea ing May Also Be Sent town by selling practically an en son on . yie good football players A NEWS ITEM SAYS BOXING tire club of players to the Yankees. IS BEING INTRODUCED TO WIL that li^d come under his, observa 'rhe present owner t-blnks that tion. He delivered the following: Elsewhere. LIAM, AND MARY, TO' WILLIAM he has convinced his customers that AND MARY WHOM? “Up until last Saturday (Nov. he is trying seriously to give them 24)) I hadn’t seen any outstand a winner and he will not hesitate, ing football players that I would By HENI^Y L. FARRELL. • Rogers Hornsby says “base- • now to do business with any club • ball is not so' funny to me.” * care to boost to you. In the Car that will give him a break. negie Tech-New York University The dispatch with which the * And he played with Boston • Thera are some other good ball ♦ too! • game, however, I believe I saw Chicago Cub's went about the busi player who are definitely and of one of the greatest backs not only ness of getting Rogers Hornsby pre of this season but in decades. maturely disposed of what would ficially on the market. , . . Following the lead- of Ray and Ken Strong, of New York Uni have been an outstanding news Barney Dreyfuss is willing to bo El Ouafi, the team of Nurmi and versity, is the acme of a real ;tar. snack attending the annual win quoted that he wants to get some Ritola now are touring the country His ball carrying was the greatest ter meeting of the one good or a couple of good ones in a series of foot races. This J 'l.' ' :.t I ever have seen. His punting major league for Wright. Some overtures have sounds like the six-day bike races alone would entitle him to a job clubs. been made to the Giants for a dismounted. on any university team. His for Wright for Jackson trade even up, The National it is understood. ward passing is way above the League magnates It reminds us of the wrestlers. average and,■> defensively, he was George Uhle, the Cleveland pitch Herr Hamburger ueats Terrible meet in New York er, who might be the best in thej a star. This fellow weighs arou' i next Monday. The Terrence in Omaha, and loses to 200 pounds and I am informed he American League league if he wished to be, is on the him in Chicago. Dne can almost runs a hundred in close to ten sec head men con market-y^with one provision. The guess, by following the matches for onds. vene in Chicago Indians will not do business with a couple of months, whose turn it “He is a different type of most the next day. And the Yankees. The Indians are is to win next. speedy men on a football team in they assemble in sweet on Bill Hunnefield, the util that he is agilb, has a wonderful ity infielder for the Chicago White Arnold Rothstein never bet qn r. change of pace, a good straight joint session in Chicago on Dec. Sox. football game. For an entirely dif arm and a distinct ability to run The Sox confess the need of a ferent reason, gamblers dislike bike through a broken field. I am 12. _ second baseman, a catcher and an quite sure that hs far as backs are In these days of FarrelJ races, wrestling and professional outfielder and they are willing to serial marathons. The football concerned he is in a class by him peace and concord the magnates are listen to any propositions excepting self. I could write a book in in need of hot stuff for disposition can’t be fixed and the others can’t to the waiting public. It isn’t so those mentioning Thomas, Lyons, be unfixed. praise of this fellow’s playing, but Kamm or Hunnefield. Bib Falk, that is not necessary. not to hear the National League an nounce officially that the Cards because his name wasn’t included “He has everything and un with the indispensibles and because doubtedly Is an All-America play won the pennant or to listen to the American League release the infor his transfer has been considered -’••i ; '-■? er if there ever was one.’’ certain for a year, may go to some DID YOU KNOW THAT— How Come, Doctor? mation that the Yankees copped Tlip statement of the good doc their rag and crow that their other club. i Johnny Sheppard, a hockey tor that he hadn’t seen a Yankees knocked the Cards for a player with the New York Amer player he would recommend until "gool.” icans, is a fur trapper during the Master Strong performed is an in A nice hot trade brewed in the off season. . . . And Punch dication of modesty on his part or corridors of a hotel has been found HERALD BOWLERS Broadbent, another of the hard a competent bit of testimony that to be a nice lead for the routine de Americans, is a tennis player, a lot of the high-powered experts, liberations of the magnates and, . . . Larry Gaffney, the Including writers and other even if the Hornsby announcement ROLL TOMORROW six day bike rider, is a Brooklyn coaches, are all wrong. For it is a did consume one of the best pieces undertaker...... Vlllanova’s very positive opinion o^ some well- for front page copy, there is the The Herald Bowling League re backfleld Is known as the “Mor qualified judges th a t Mike Getto, possibility that at least one other sumes operation tomorrow evening gan raiders.” . . . A compli 7 of the doctor’s Pittsburgh team, is deal may be put through that may as follows: ment to Tom Morgan, the quar the greatest tackle of the year. be just as interesting. Perhaps At Farr’s terback. . . . Paulino gave a ' A Good Man Went Wrong more so because the Hornsby busi Highland Park vs. Charter Oaks. dinnep to the New York Boxing One of the greatest centers in ness leaked out weeks before it was writers. . . . And there wasn’t the country in October. Fred Bon Ami vs. Night Hawks. announced. At Murphy’s a fight. , . . Because Jack Barratt, the huge Ohio State Vance May Be Traded. Sharkey wasn’t there. . . . sophomore, became one of the Beethoven vs. Man. Green. It would be some swell news to West Sides vs. Construction. Pauline and Sharkey sat at the outstanding disappointments of hear that the greatest pitcher in same table at the dinner to Tex Take Advantage of these Values Center Church vs. Sons'of Italy. the year in the late games of the baseball,' as he js rated by the play Rickard by bis 600 millionaires. season. He was so bad in the ers, had been sold or traded up or . . . And Sharkey pulled game a.gaihst Illinois that he prac down that well-known river. Yes, Paulino’s tie loose and dared tically blew the ball game that it would make a hot item for the A LONG ONE FOR WOLFF him to go outside. . . “Savings and Greater OUR MOTTO knocked the team out of any papers to chronicle that Mr. Dazzy Sharkey escaped because Paul- ■ \ . -J . ..3. chance' for the conference title. Vauce had been pardoned from Shep Wolff, sub halfback at iiito couldn’t understand English Savings” He ^ was sorely handicapped bv Brooklyn and released into the Dartmouth, uncorked a 90-yard . . . And thought tie-pulling “Good Merchandise injuries but, according to some of custody of some other keeper.- run for touchdown in the recent was a quaint bit of horse play. the players, he wasn’t helped any Mr. Vance may be traded this game with Cornell. is the platform adopted by For Less Money” bv being nominated by a number winter. If the McKeever faction, YOUR RUBBER of writers for the All-Ameri?a H. MINTZ in this tremen team so early in the season. The which owns one-half the stock of Money cheerfjully refunded on all the Brooklyn club succeeds in its manufacturer of this column will dous town-wide Election unsatisfactory purchases. ^ - ■ have to plead guilty if there is any avowed purpose of getting rid of guiU, attached. Uncle WilbeM Robinson, Vance Year Sale. Economy is FOOTWEAR They sav in Columbus that an will be knocked down to the Let This Hardware Store overdose of publicity ruined him best bidder. And, even if Uncle the Ticket! ...... MEN’S ARCTICS just aT Tt*’tuitl6d Marek. a sen-sa-.' Hobby remar’HS, the hostile wing“of tional high school product, a num his hiring firm may go over his Solve Your Xmas Gift ber of years ago. Marek believed head and get. some good cash for LADIES’ ARCTICS NOW everything that was printed about_ the Dazzler while he is worth good $2.89 him and even though that there cash. 'They all seem to be. agreed Problems SALE PRICE A good quality Heavy 4 Buckle wasn’t enoiigh printed about him. that the Dazzler does not mean a AND SAVE MONEY Some coaches do not encourage pennant to the Brnoklyns and the We offer you a high grade line of practical merchandise Arctic in red or black sole. the iattention . of newsfianermen customers do not batter down the that makes ideal gifts. $L69 and tliey may be right, although it gates just to see him pitch. There is A good quality 4 buckle' arctic. BE PREPARED FOR is hard for a man working at the too much whiffing of bat.smen when For the House MEN’S SHOES, ' writing business to take the re- he is working. FOR BOYS WINTER butts.’ It seems to have been decided tor CARVING SETS Earty in thg season Boh the president-manager of the club MEN’S SHOES Zuppfce, the-' Illinois cosch. said: that he doesn’t need all those pitch $2 69 "T haven’t got ;anv star ball play ers. The Pirate owners have al A very good shoe for work. ers tb botH^r you writers and if ready been told, it is understood, $2.95 CHILDREN’S RUBBERS you let us alone and don’t nay at that they could have Jess Petty and All leather. Regular $4.00. tention to us we may get some Gink Hendrick for Gleen Wright Place.’’ Illinois won the title in and, it Is understood, the tip is out Geta , 59c GIRLS’ SHOES the Big Ten., that if Petty isn’t the proper bait BOYS’ SHOES A very good value. the Dazzler will be hung on the Flexible Flyetr Oriftnal Steering Sled** SIX DAY RACi; hook. . . .APVIN& It isn’t necessary to waste space D«a*t Id yoar boy or fM $195 In Attractive Styles DUMtbofun. Ferwbat $1.95 “Blue Bear” or “Walton.” calling the names of the clubs that toM b rnoir wlUwat a Dress Shoes or Heavy Knockabout New York, Dec. 5.—The Geor- could use the Dazzler but it is , FloxibU Flyer. BOYS’ HEAVY RUBBERS Guaranteed Shoes, values $2.95. getti-Spencer and Walthour-Doul- speediest, easieit-sleerfct* more difficult to sore out the best Isn’t there a lot of ^SiatlsfUc- slsd m ^ r A six# fsr with composition sole. berg teams were t'eu for the lead guess on what club would give the tion in cuttlbg into Mr.’-Turk«y amyciddM today ^as the six day bike race at most for him. — or a nice, juicy, brown roast $ 1.00 Madison Square Garden entered its Ruffing May Go Also. — with a carving set that you Red Sole. Good QualPy MEN’S OVERCOATS 61st hour and 986th mile. These Charley Ruffing, a most desirable know 1. shirp and keen? We Sizes 38, 42, 47, 49, 52, 57 two teams were holding on to a MEN’S Reg. $1.50. young man on the pitching staff of can supply you with just such and 63 inches long. SALE PRICE one lap advantage ever Debaets and the Boston Red Sox, is another a set. 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