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CHINESE BT7T TIGER’S TOWN VOTES WHISKERS AT AUCTION. T.F.ADRRS OP REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH SWEEPS STATE BY Wuchow, China, Nov .3.— ^The ' whiskers of a tiger are supposed to bring good luck. Also, cut REPUBUCAN; into small bits the whiskers are said to make a strong medicine, MORE THAN 80,000 and the Chinese esteem them DEWEY WINS highly. Accordingly, a few days ago \ in Wuchow, when a tiger, trap Senators Elected Bingham and TrumbnO With ped nearby, was received hy REPUBLICAN G. 0. P. Here Has Majority freight, a crowd gathered and an auction was held. The whis California — Senator Samuel Entire State Ticket Carry of 2,048; Entire Ticket kers sold for about 20 cents ' t ' Shortridge. each, the buyer reaching into the j Connecticut ■— Senator Hiram Almost Every City by cage and yanking them out him -! Bingham. I self. I Gets Big Vote; Dewey L ------^ Idaho— Senator Frank R. Good ing. Great Pluralities; Only HUnois— ^Frank L. Smith. Beats Gabb by 1,534 Here. Indiana — Senator James E. 1%- Watson. One Democrat in Senate; CONGRESS SAFE Senator Arthur R. Robinson. Manchester maintained its usual Iowa— David W. Stewart (to Gabb Beaten for Sheriff Republican majority in the state serve unexpired term). election here yesterday electing the F0RG.0.P.BY . Senator Smith W. Brookhart (long term.) hy 14,000. entire Republican ticket with a ma Kansas— Senator Charles Cur jority of 2.048 votes. Sheriff Ed tis. ward W. Dewey was given 2,638 TIDN MARGIN New Hampshire— Senator Geo. All pre-election ideas were swept H. Moses. votes and his Democratic opponent to the winds this year by the actual 1,104, a majority of 1,534 for the l i i North Dakota— Senator Gerald present sheriff. P. Nye. results of voting by Connecticut’s Manchester’s total vote yesterday Holds Senate by Plurality of Ohio— Senator Frank B. Willis. enfranchised persons in yesterday’s was 3,864. Of these 1,354 were Pennsylvania— William S. Vare. election and the “ day after” found women and 2,510 were men. A South Dakota— Senator Peter members of both Republican and vote of 4,000 was expected but evi-j One, With Good Majority Norbeck. dently the bad weather during the [ Utah— Senator Reed Smoot. Democratic parties astonished by morning hours and the general lack j in House— Butler and Vermont— Senator Porter H. the outcome of the biennial contest of interest in the outcome was re-1 Dale. of ballots. Both Senator Bingham sponsible for the drop below that i M i its- Wisconsin— John J. Blaine. and Governor Trumbull received figure. The vote polled is 55 per Wadsworth Beaten. Washington — Senator Wesley pluralities well above 80,000. cent of the total electorate of Man L. Jones. Connecticut Republicans not only chester. Oregon — Frederick Steiwer, elected a United States Senator, five Good Sized Vote. (apparently). congressmen and an entire state New York, Nov. 3.— The Demo The vote polled yesterday exceed U p Colorado— Charles W. Water ticket and secured control of both ed that of the state election four crats have emerged from the off- p i t i i i man, (apparently). legislative houses, but they did it years ago by 600 votes. The vote year elections with a notable se Nevada— Senator Tasker L. by casting a record vote at a time of 1924 alone exceeds it. For aa ries of triumphs. * ¥ Oddie, (apparently). when it was supposed the vote “ off” year the Republican organiza The biennial political pendulum would be light. In districts where tion is well pleased with the poll. ,l| ii DEMOCRATIC contests seemed to have been waged The Dewey-Gabb fight for High swung hard against the Republi and where Democrats believed they Sheriff was of greatest interest hero. cans— so hard that It almost If not Alabama— Hugo L. Black. would win, the Republican majori A. real sincere campaign had been quite lost them control of the Sen Arizona— Carl Hayden. ties rolled into peaks that made the waged here to divert Republican ate, and hard enough so that It Arkansas— Senator T, H. Car opposition seem futile. votes to Mr. Gahb but the straight away. materially reduced their working In every countf' In the state tie Republican vote overwhelmed the Florida — Senator Duncan U. results were similar. In Hartford efforts made to defeat Sheriff Dew majority in the House. The administration, it appeared GOVERNOR JOHN H. TRUMBULL Fletcher; • county only Windsor Locks fell in ey. Mr. Gahb ran ahead of his SENATOR HIRAM BINGHAM Georgia— Senator Walter L. P. to the Democratic party’s share ol ticket here by 257 votes, practically today, with several states still In doubt, can organize the Senate of George. the spoils, though Glastonbury vied the same vote in excess of hla party Massachusetts— David I. Walsh. with It in electing a Democratic which he received on his previousy the Seventieth Congress by the narrow margin of a single vote, Louisiana— Senator E. S. Brous representive. attempt to win the sheriff’s office. 2 Opponents of A l Smith Pop sard. The Polling Place. not more than two. While so scan REFERENDUMS Hartford Ck)unty Votes were polled in the new ty a margin is sufficient for organ Kentucky— A. W. Barkley. Hartford county gave Governor Municipal building here. Voters ization purposes it is not sufficient Out of the Batches of Returns Maryland— M. S. Tydings. Trumbull a clean lead of 20,100 entered the front door passed for actual control. That will be New York— Robert P. Wagner. over (Charles G. Morris, the New through the checking places and vested In a coalition of Democrats HIT PROHIBITION North Carolin— Setmtor Lee S. Haven milk magnate, while the and Republican Insurgents— when Overman. county gave Senator Bingham a machines and out the rear door. At New York, Nov. 3.— Out o f ' the i gallon In the Democratic natiohal no time was there any confusion or ever they care to exercise it. OkUbbnia— ^Elmer Tbqmas. lead of 19,130 ove^ Rollin U. Tyler, The net gains for the Democrats political wreckage and new con convention of 1928. Politicians re South' CTarollha^—Senator E. D. lawyer. Big centers of population In congestion., The fact that the silk STUNNING BLOW struction that accompanied yester garded this today as a foregone mills were closed during the after In yesterday’s balloting apnearing Smith; Hartford county rolled up majori today to be seven seats in the Sen day’s battle of the ballots there conclusion. Missouri— Harry B. Hawes. ties of size for the Republican noon tended to spread the voting stood forth today three Democratic No man has ever won a four-time through the afternoon and aided the ate and probably a dozen In the party, and these majorities were House. governors whose vote-getting pro governorship of New York before followed in other parts of the state election officials greatly. Wet Candidates Win, Too, pensities makes ij; almost Inevitable Al Smith. , Today the statisticians Great New Jersey Mystery The system of polling the votes Two Notable Defeats. where the population is congested. The most notable and certain that they shall be candidates for the were trying to figure whether his Election Lights Small towns followed the lead of adopted and used for the first time plurality is 300,000 or 350,000. yesterday allows for interesting In- Democratic Senate victories were Against Biller Fights byj Case Begms With Rush; the big ones in proportion. won in New York and Massachu No man has ever won a three- Lonely Waterbury lormation. The women voters They are Gov. Al Smith of New time governorship of Maryland be Nahant, Mass.— For the mac ame were checked in the town clerk s setts, and on the face of incom Waterbury was the exception plete but representative returns Anti-Saloon and Women’s York, elected for his fourth term; fore Albert C. Ritchie. As a Simpson Stmis Presenta time in history the home town of office to the right of the entrance. Gov. Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland, smasher of precedents he ranks the late Senator Henry Cabot Lodge the the state The men voters went through the they also appear to have won Sen ■ — ^ - _ — in the slide to the Republican can ate seats In Maryland, Kentucky, just elected for his third term; Gov. alongside the Tammany governor went Democratic. David I. Walsh town treasurer's office on the left. tion of Case at Noon. carried It over Senator William M. didates. But a majority of 85 votes Oklahoma. Missouri and Arizona. Organizations. Vic Donahey of Ohio, just elected of New York. for Tyler over Bingham, and a ma This gave the four machines on the Butler. Two years ago Walsh lost Several other states, notably Ore for his third term. Only two men ever won a three jority of 105 for Morris over Trum; right of the hall for the use of the it to Gillett. Nabaut’s antipathy to gon and Nevada, have races suffi Each is a smasher of precedents time governorship of Ohio before bull had little effect on the situa women voters and the four on the Butler Is attributed to the alleged ciently close as to be considered — and proved it yesterday at the Vic Donahey. One of them was Somerville, N. J., Nov. , 3.— ^The tion when the city of New Haven left for the men. As a result it is New York, Nov. 3.— American “ snubbing” which -Senator Lodge doubtful. polls. Each undoubtedly will have curtain rose today in the famous gave 7,274 majority for Bing'nani possible to compare the vote of the prohibition suffered a staggering the solid backing of his state delo- (Ck>ntinned oti Page 3.) received at the Cleveland conven President Coolidge has sustain Hall-Mills murder drama.' ' and 7,967 majority for Trumbull. women with that of the men. ed probably the most severe re defeat In Tuesday’s elections wher tion from Chairman Butler. Women Straight. At 10.16 this m orning'Judge Cities normally Democratic were verse of his lengthy political career ever the wet and dry issue finally It is interesting to note that the Charles W. Parker, seated to front soldidly Republican this year ex in the defeat of his personal friend was submitted to a direct vote of Geneseo, N. Y.— “ There’s no rea cept in. the case of Waterbury, and women voted straight Republican of a huge American .flag, formally son why a thrifty, hard-working and campaign manager. Senator BUTLER M AY QUIT COAST GUARDS AS Republicans look upon the vote with greater consistency than did William Morgan Butler, In Massa millions of people. summoned Mrs. Frances Stevens man cannot make a living on a good the men. It is noted, too, that the By voting wet on state referen- Hall and her tw o' brothers, WJlUe there as unusually favorable. chusetts. Mr. Coolidge asked the farm,'’ said Senator James W. New Haven, laigest city in the women did not cut Sheriff Dewey voters of his home state to elect and Henry Stevens, before the bar dums and through the election of Wadsworth today, commenting on state, was expected to furnish- a as did the men. Only 58 women Butler to the Senate, and he trav AS G .O .P . LEADER RUM SHIP OWNERS of justice to answer to]; the charge his defeat for rei-election by Robert took the trouble to split and vote' wet candidates to the Senate, Incom large Republican majority this eled to Northampton yesterday by plete returns today revealed that i of having murdered Rev. Dr. Ed- F. Wagner. Wadsworth owns a for Mr. Gabb and 199 men cut the ------ward Wheeler-Hall and Mrs. Elean- year, and lived up to the excepta- special train for his friend and ten states went on record as voic-I large farm here in the valley. present sheriff. thus emphasized his desire to see ifii 0*1. A Ol • ! oJ" Mills, who were shot to death tlon. Hartford’s 3,572 majority for Only six women cut United States Ing a protest against the dry law.' Bingham and 3,648 for Trumbull Butler sent back to Washington. The protest raised Incidentally was , Expected to Resign His Post Inree jaid to Own ohares m m a “lover s lane ” on the mght of Danville, HI.—-After casting a Senator Bingham and 28 men split Massachusetts responded to the I September 14, 192;2. - ’ • were a shade below expectations in favor of Rollln U. Tyler, the the expression of a majorlt'^ opin ballot In every election since I860, but Bridgeport boomed along to White House appeal by electing I The tiny courtrooip, bqilt like a “ Uncle Joe” Cannon, the nestor of Democratic candidate. Further ion from the electorate representing offset it. The Park City yielded to Butler’suuuer s Democraticwemuciatiu opponent, «.v-|ex- i 35,000,000 i i popula-j as Head of Republican Runner; Biggest of Scan I miniature theater, was packed to American ploitics, sat back today to Interesting studies are made avail Bingham a clear 9,698 majority and Senator David I. Walsh, by a ma- tion. , i ' all its exits. rue a broken record. able by the fact that the women jority that surprised even the Down in the “ pit” before the to Trumbull one of 9,54 5 used one set of machines and the Wave of Protest. National Committee. “ Uncle Joe” failed to vote yes Three Democratic Mayors hopeful Democratic managers. Prom New York to California, dals Probed. bench sat the -defendants.' They terday becausp illness prevented men the other set. were surrounded by their battery Stamt ord,Asnonairpion2 poortk Walsh ran as an avowed opponent the country apparently was swept him. from registering. Previously, Herald Bulletins of . lawyers— the so-called' “ million Stamford, Ansonia and Derby Rapid bulletin service from the by a wave of protest against the re he had voted every year sinco he had city elections tied to their state (Contlnned on Page 2.) strictions of the Volstead act and Boston, Nov. 3.—-Defeat of Unit Boston, Nov. 3.— Reports that dollar defense.'*’ - • ' cast; his first baTlot for Abraham South Herald office on Oak street Mrs. Hall Serene. . ■ elections and each elected a Demo gave hundreds the returns as fast Eighteenth amendment. The re ed States Senator William M. But federal officers were In this city, Lincoln. ler, friend of President Coolidge, Mrs. Hall’s broad face,- its’ high cratic mayor. Stamford and An as they were flashed over the wire. volt was led hy New York, which investigating what is purported to sonia, however, gave substantial HRS. McPh erso n is rolled up a majority of more than in the senatorial battle of ballots in forehead crowned with a wealth of Interest in the election here cent be the most amazing alignment of Des Moines, Iowa.— Spilth Wild- majorities to the Republican state 1,000,000 votes for a wet referen the chief executive’s own state, by gray hair, was calm and' serene. ered around the Dewey-Gabb con man Brookhart, the Iowa insurgent ticket, while Derby was Democra test and the Smith-Mills fight In dum and which sent a “ dripping David I. Walsh, Democrat, by a plu Coast Guard officers and men with She glanced casually 'aTpUn’d the courtroom and smiled assurlngly at will not be thrown out of the New York state. Loud applause COMMIHED FOR TRIAL wet” Democrat to the United States rality of more than 53,000, was ex rum-runners ever revealed, threw tic right through. Senate this year, his majority rang Danbury and Norwalk, In Fair- was heard when a bulletin stated Senate. pected today to Ije followed by Mr. consternation into shipping and her two brothers. / • ;' ‘ . ing from 50,000 to 75,000. Ho lost that the referendum on the prohi voters Butler’s resignation as chairman of Coast Guard quarters today. “ Willie,” the eccentric '.brother, field county, gave the Republican Bound Over at End of Argu In Massachusetts, the whose habit of .loafiqg in the ^re en his seat last spring ^ when the bition amendment in New York chose former Senator David 1. the Republican national committee. Though the federal officers have Senate ruled he had beeu defeated had been carried by a wide margin. ments by Counsel in Munici- Walsh, Democrat, foe of prohibi Mr. Butler, who was en-route to done their utmost to prevent pub gine house brought to him the.nick (Contlnned on Page 3.) licity in connection with their in name “ Fireman' ‘ WilUe” , ' peered in the 1924'election by a margin of The excitement on Oak street p d Court. tion, who ran on a “ wet” platform, day to Martha’s Vineyard to shoot 76 votes. grew in itensity with the changing over Senator William M. Butler, Re ducks, was expected to remain as vestigation, it was reported that about curioual:^ from behind' thick the outstanding charges were: that lensed spectacles. \ - OREGON SENATORSHIP reports which were bulletined. Los Angeles, Calif., Nov. 3— publican, who campaigned as a dry Republican National committeeman New Bedford, Mass.— David I. Republicans were confident early Silent, and with her usual effusive with Anti-Saloon League endorse from the Bay State, however. three Coast Guard officers own Henry Stevens-sat deep dawn In his seat, grim and' rath’Cr ^defiant Walsh, the new Democratic Senator In the evening when Connecticut manner -auhdued, Mrs. Almee Mc ment. Walsh swept virtually every While Senator Walsh was sweep shares In one of the notorious rum reported a landslide for the G. O. boats that recently unloaded 1300 frrm- Massachusetts, carried this H AN ^ IN BALANCE Pherson, famous evangelist, sat in city of size in the state. He spent ing the state, governor Alvan ’P. looking. - - - j -' city, the home town of Us Republi P. in nearly every town and city tie courtroom of Municipal Judge cases of liquor off the port of Bos The . two . brothers had . he®^ his campaign chiefly in denouncing Fuller,- Republican, was defeating ton and which eventually landed In can opponent. Senator William M. but Democrats had cause to be jub Samuel Blake today to hear the de Colonel William A. Gaston, Demo- brought.from .tl|fiir cells lit the Volstead act. Plymouth; that Coast Guard offi tle wTiite jali back of the courthouse Butler. The* complete vote was Steiwer, G. 0. P. Regular, In ilant later when it was announced cision as to whether she will face The revolt spread westward Into crat, by a plurality of 181,000. The that the party was gaining back cers and men has assisted in the through a tunnel. Walsh, 11,946; Butler 11,222. Lead, However, With Stan trial charged with conspiracy to Illinois, where the wets rolled up governor carried the Republican unloading of rum-running boats, many votes that it had lost in the a majority reaching into hundreds Get Four Jurors Oirfckly., field Bad Third. defeat justice. state ticket into office with him. using government patrol boats in Selection of the jury progressed Harding landslide of 1920. Mrs. McPherson was accompanied of thousands against prohibition, in Figures gave: For United States In Pennsylvania so doing; that Coast Guard con speedily. After several had been Johnson City, Tenn.— Gov. Aus Portland, Oregon, Nov. 3.— Ore Pennsylvania with its contest to court by W. I. Gilbert, chief a demand for a liberal revison of the Senator: Walsh, Democrat, 511,- voys have been given to rum-boats tin Peay is the first Democrat ev 463; Butler, Republican, 458,100. challenged for cause, the first juror, gon’s senatorial result hung in the between Vare, Republican apd Pot counsel for the defense. Volstead act. that were under protection of gov Frank A. Dunster, was,t'entetlvely er to carry one particular Republi In the preliminary skirmish “Dry” Districts Wet. For Governor: Fuller, Republi balance today. With only 618 of ter, -Democrat, drew its share of ernment officers. accepted. He !was satisfaetpry to can stronghold to Tennessee, where j the 1,847 precincts in the state which marked the convening of The wets carried Chicago by four can, 580,011; Gaston, Democrat, the Interest and was second only to Split Leads to Exposure th e. __folksTJO.O., joined the Union army i heard from, and most of these in- court, Gilbert won the right to open to one and then stunned dry lead 398,111. both sides. : ,* 'X' the interest aroused in the reports Division.of spoils between offi The second juror acc-epted. was S Cb ! Completely. Frederick StelWer nom- of the Butler-Walsh tiff in Massa and close arguments. After Judge ers by running wild down state in cers and men led to the revelation John W. Young. In quick' su.cces- both the First and Second congres- Reppbllcan party, was chusetts. Republicans expected Blake i.nnounced that he expected I districts previously deemed prepon TEAPOT DOME CASE IN of the scandal. The enlisted men slon Rudolph Steffens'and John B. sional districts and Tennessee leading Bert E. Haney, Democratic that Butler would run nearly even both sides to finish by noon, Gilbert derantly dry. This vote, coming THE SUPREAIE COURT involved have accused their super quietly slipped back into the “ sol nominee, by 2,261 votes. Robert directly o'n the prohibition Issue, Stryker were accepted.'' ' '' • with Fuller and great surprise was immediately rose and moved that iors of taking more than a fair, ‘ Samuel Packard, a ' Somerville id South.” ■ Stanfield, tocumoent senator and wiped out the defeat of George E. share of the money paid for the expressed when the announcement the case be dismissed. Jhdge Blake Washington, Nov. 3.— The Tea barber, was challenged by'Prosecu registered as a Republican but who came that Butler was falling be overruled the motion. Brennan, Democrat, by Frank L. protection and help. ARENA COBPORA'nON FOR pot Dome oil case reached the su tor Sinipson because he Imd^at one ran as an Independent, his cam hind. Smith, dry Republican. Coast Guards at stations along H A H T ^ R D ORGANIZED At the conclusion of the argu preme court today. Attorneys for time shaved'“ ■j^llie” Stevens In paign dedicated as a protest to the Reports from other states occa ments, Judge Blake rendered the In Wisconsin, the wets also won Cape Cod have been drawn into the Hartford, Nov. 3-— Ti*e Madison alleged unfair tactics of tb-' Stei Harry F. Sinclair, lessee of the affair by the statements of the lo jali. ' •“ * sioned no comment and it was decision that probable cause had k beer referendum, piling up large The clerk went through the for Square Garden Corp., of Hartford, wer forces, was more than 7,000 majorities In the cities and winning Wyoming naval oil reserve, filed cal men. Stories of wild liquor gathered that whatever happened ])een established and bound over mality of callfhg the'2 9‘names left organised to build and operate an votes behind Haney. would be taken as a matter ' of handily in rural dlstrcts. They with the court a petition for aVrlt parties aboard government boats arena for boxing bouts and other Nothing has yet been tabulated Mrs. McPherson and her co-defen of review of the federal circuit on the "struck” jury' list from course. dants for trial. added to the drys’ humiliation by after the successful landing of a athletic games, h»s been incorporat to give a coherent line on what sending Gov. John J. Blaine, Repub court’s decision holding that the cargo are told. which the jury Is drhwn. Some of Reports came to the offices of them failed to answer to 'their ed under: the state laws by a ^ on p may be the result outside of the The Herald on Hilliard street lican, to the Senate virtually on hla lease was fraudulently executed and Individually, officers and men of Brooklyn, .. N. T., men. The populous Multnomah county, which through International News Service TREASURY BALANCE “mug of beer” platform. so Invalid. here and others .from the Massa- names. Seize a Camera. ' authorised capital Is 88,060. In contains the Portland vote. , telegraph printers and by te^- Vare Wins on Beer. Sinclair claims there Was no evi corporators are James T. Asbury, The vote early today was Stei chusetts coast are being summon Judge Parker enlivened the rou- phone from the headquarters of Washington, Nov. 3.— Treasury In Pennsylvania, the wets scored dence of fraud or bribery in con Frank C. Taylor and C. S. Ferrie, wer 24,597; Haney 22,336 and ed before federal investigators to balance as of Nov. 1.— 1232,947, nection with tie lease from Ex- all of Brooklyiu Stanfield 15,915. (Continued on Page 8.A 474.78. .(Continued on page Secretary of Interior Albett B. Fall. .(Coatlnuea on I’age (Gimtlnaed on Face B.) • ir
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8,1920.
the three defendants "are gnllty of I cotmprlsing of Rep. Victor Berger, COOUDGE FINDS O.K. HALL nOAL ON WITH this amazing crime.” of Milwaukee, and Rep. Florello NEW ENGLAND END “I will show you gentlemen,” he La Guardia, of New York, appears LOCAL STOCKS said in a voice that resounded Manchester's to have been eliminated In yester OF THE BIG BATTLE IN CONGRESS V iaO R Y JURY BOX FILLED through the conrtroom, “ that they day’s’ balloting. On the face of re committed these murders— that T H E RIALTO Coziest Theater (Famished by Patnam A OOi, turns this morning both have been they are the guilty parties. I will (CoBtlaaed rrom page 1.) 8 Central Row. Hartford, Conn.) defeated. offer you no irrelevant evidence. I Bid Ask Pour Women In Congress. Walsh Plurality f^Igured at Control of House, Real Test of will give you the facts. Every tine of Jury selection by suddenly TOMORROW ONLY Aetna Cas. & Sur. . . — 725 Four women apparently have 55,291 by the Newspapers of Party Strength, White House piece will fit.” l a s t t i m e s t o d a y been elected in the House— Mrs. pounding his gavel and shouting: A Complete Change .Aetna Life ...... 555 565 Boston. Points Out. Simpson talked for almost twen AND THIS EVENING Autom obile...... — 200 Edith Nourse Rogers, Republican, “ Seise that camera!” ty minutes when Judge Oharles W. of Program Conn. General ....1 5 7 5 1590 of Massachusetts; Mrs. Florence A cameraman had crept into the Boston, Nov. 8— ^Massachusetts Washington, Nov. S— ^President Parker, presiding, jointly with lewell Belting pfd. . . 80 Kahn, Republican, of California; press row and was taking pictures. newspaper figures for the state Coolidge arose early today to get Judge Frank L. Cleary, announced Jetta Goudai New Brit. Macb. pfd.104 Mrs. Mary T. Norton, Democrat, of This was against the specific ruling a recess until 1 o’clock this after *^Brown Ofi complete gave Walsh a plurality of returns from the elections. Niles Bt. Pd. N. Stock 19 21 New Jersey, and Mrs. John T. of the court. The camera was noon. Langley, Republican of Kentucky. 55,291 and Fuller a plurality of He asked particularly for detail confiscated by a court attache. 99 North & J u d d ...... 25 27 ed reports to show whether the Re-i ______First Witness. *^Her M an H a rv a rd J R Montgomery pfd. — 80 All save Mrs. Langley are mem 179,464. Meanwhile two motion picture John S. Dixon, an accountant of J R Montgomery com. — 75 bers of the present Congress. Mrs. Congressman Hale and Wason, publicans had lost control either of j cameramen had smuggled their way North Plainfield, was the first wit THE GREATEST FOOTBALL T ravelers...... 1160 1170 Langley’s husband, ex-Rep. Lang Republicans, were re-elected In New the Senate or House. | gallery and were furtlve- ness when the afternoon session O ’ W a r ” PICTURE EVER SCREENED. Public Utility Stocks. ley, is now serving a term in At Hampshire. Spaulding, (B .). for It was said at the White House ly turning the crank when they A whirlwind drama of romance was called. He testified that Willie Incomparable Jetta In a dis Conn. L P 7% pfd. .118 lanta, violating the prohibition governor, defeated Sargent (D.) by that no statement on the elections thought the judge wasn’t looking. and strife within khe walls of a would be forthcoming from the Stevens came to his house at 8:30 Htfd. E. L. c o m ----- 324 329 l&w* at least 22,000. At 11.10 the fifth Juror was ten on the night of the murder. tinctive yol® tli&t will blazon great University. The cast In Htfd. Gas com...... 68 70 Ticket Scratching in President Coolidge’s native President. There was no disguising, tatively accepted. He was Edward her fame triumphantly across cludes, JACK PICKFORD, however, the keen disappointment Dixon said he observed that So. N. E. Tel. Co. .. .152 155 It is doubtful if any off-year elec state of "Vermont Senator Porter H. S. Tillman. Willie Stevens “ was agitoted.” MARY BRIAN, WILLIAM felt at the White House over the the screen firmament. With Aiannfacturing Stocks. tion ever saw any more ticket- Dale, (R .) was re-elected by a 30,- The sixth Juror tentatively ac Stevens wanted to know where to an exceptionally fine support HAINES, MARY ALDEN and scratching than went on yesterday. 000 plurality but the Democrats defeat of Mr. Coolidge’s friend and cepted was Fred Sage, a farmer of FRANCIS BUSHMAN, JR. JAm. Hardware ...... 88 90 get the trolley car and, Dixon said, ing cast headed by WILLIAM Ohio elected a Democratic gover made an unexpected showing In the campaign manager, Senator Wil Sterling. Raymond Young, a far seemed anxious to get away some American Silver . . . . 30 33 liam M. Butler, In Massachusetts. BOYD. nor and a Republican Senator, race for governor between John B. mer of Sklllman, was the Seventh. where. “ a m a t e u r CONTEST Acme Wire com...... — 15 A White House official expressed Massachusetts elected a Republican Weeks (R .), who was elected, and Charles V. N. Sklllman, a farmer “I took him down the road a COMEDY — NEWS THURSD.AY EVENING. Bigelow-Htfd. pfd. . . 98 102 satisfaction over the control re of Belle Meade, was the eighth. Bigelow-Htfd. com. . . 73 78 governor and a Democratic Sena Herbert C. Comings (D.). Con bit to show him where to get the tor. Those are Only two examples of gressman Elbert S. Brigbum (R-) tained in the House by the Repub William Dailey, a mason of Somer car and told him to wait on top or NOVELTY REEL Selected Short Subjects. Bristol B r a ss...... 3 9 licans. ’This official pointed out that Collins Co...... 140 150 the many that could be cited of the was re-elected, as was Congressman ville was the seventh. The tenth was the hill until the car came. the test of national strength be George Laban, a farmer of Ne- Colt Fire A r m s ...... 29 30 growing independence of the voters. Ernest W. Gobsln (R-). “ I can’t wait,” Willie remarked, PRICES: SCHEDULE The defeat of Atlee Pomerene in Rhode Island’s "A1 Smith” Joseph tween Republicsns and Democrats shanlc, the eleventh was Charles Q. according to Dixon. Eaglee Lock ...... 106 109 lay in the vote for House members, Matiness 10c to Fafnir Bearing...... 90 95 Ohio, incidentally, removed a possi H. Gainer (D .), for fourteen years Acker, a mechanic. The twelfth Sought Parker House. Doors open promptly at ble candidate for the Democratic mayor of Providence, was easily de rather than the* Senate, because was Joseph A. Bosch, a blacksmith Mrs. John Dixon, attired in Everyone; Evening Full’r Br’sh Class AA 64 1:45. Eves, at 6:30. Sat. Hart & C ooley,...... 185 presidential nomination in 1928 feated by Gov. Aram J. Pothier every seat in the House was at of Middleton. The Jury was com brown and wearing shell-rimmed 20c to Adults, 10c stake while but a little more than pleted at 11.33 o’clock. glasses, was next called to the Conn. Power Co. ...3 1 0 320 Had Pomerene won he unquestion (R.) for the Senate by an estimated to Children. and Holidays Continuoos Int. Sil. pfd...... 104 108 ably would have been a candidate. plurality of between 10,000 and one-third of the Senate was up for The court then took a short re stand and corroborated her hus L’nders Frary & Clark 90 92 Two To Be Challenged 15,000. Congressman Clark S. Bur electl'>n. cess to get the witnesses. band’s testimony. Peck. Stow & Wilco.v 22 24 The victories of Frank L. Smith dick and Richard S. Aldrich (R .) Begins Presentation. Willie was greatly excited, she Russell Mfg. Co...... 40 50 in Illinois, and of William S. Vare were re-elected but Congressman Immediately after court was re said, and he told her he was an Stanley Works com. . 80 82 in Pennsylvania, Insures the seven Jeremiah J. O’Connell (D.),was ap-, ‘NEWBERRY’ SENATORS convened. Senator Alexander Simp epileptic. She took hold of his hand Smyth Mfg. Co...... 350 ^ tieth senate of being full of fire parently defeated by Louis Monast, son, special prosecutor, began pre-| in sympathy and found It “ cold Torrlngton ...... 69 <0 works. The Democrats will chal (R .). The Republicans on the face ' senfhtlon of the state’s case to the and clammy.” Underwood ...... 50 o2 lenge the seating of both men and of unofladal returns had elected ELEcnoN’s Yicrnis jury* Both Dixon and hla wife testi Whitlock Coll Pipe . . — 25 by combining with the Insurgents, William P. Hughes as mayor of The fiery Simpson, who Is hard fied that when Willie first knock U. S. Envelope pfd. .107 some of whom are already on rec Providence, the first Republican ly more than five feet tall and who ed at their door, he said he want Five of Them Beaten at Polls ed to know how to get to the Park ord as opposed to seating them, mayor to he elected In fifteen years. talks in a clear, vigorous voice, Yesterday and Only 14 Out er house. Bonds. they can oust both men. The vic Great Interest was .ihown In the dramatically identified the defend T o n ig h t of 46 Are. Left. ants for the Jury as he launched Htfd. Elec. Lgt. 7’s .290 297 tories of both Vare and Smith, in district attorney fight In Suffolk view of the circumstances, were im county of Massachusetts. The his speech. LAST TIM ES East. Conn. Pow. 5’s . 99 Washington, Nov. 3.— The jinx “ There is Mrs. Frances Stevens SPANISH FnJBUSTERS Conn. L. P. 5% s ...1 0 8 pressive. Smith was opposed by an Democratic nominee, William. J. 7:00 and 9:00 V Independent Republican in Hugh Foley, easily defeated District At ’’Newberryism” appears to still pur Hall.” he said, pointing to the CIRCLE Conn. L. & P. 7’s ..115 sue the senators who voted to seat calm, pale woman In black. “ And B’dpt. 5’s ...... 103 Magill, and Vare’s opponent, Wil torney Thomas C. O’Brien, running ARRESTED IN FRANCE liam B. Wilson, received open sup as a Republican, and President the Michigan senator four years there is Willie Stevens and there is port of insurgent Republicans. Charles Keene of the city council. ago. Henry Stevens. IN HIS GREATEST ROLE “I want you to know whom you Dawes Alay Settle It Boston Was the battleground of Of twelve senators who voted for 112 Plotters Against Snain’s Newberry, seeking re-election, five are trying.” New York Conceivably, neither Vare nor the senatorial fight in Massachusetts Simpson said he wanted the Jury Government Seized When Stods Smith will be permitted to vote on and the complete returns revealed apparently were beaten e.t the polls Lon yesterday. They were Senators to reserve Judgment on any facts Police Get Tip. their own cases, and so closely will a Walsh plurality of 70,329 and a until all the evidence had been High Low 2 P. M. the new senate be balanced that the Gaston plurality of 24,134. Cameron, Arizona; Harreld, Okla- At. Gulf, W. I. 35^ 33% 35% home; Wadsworth, New York: presented. Perpignan, France., Nov. 3.— Chaney T h e renalty abstention of one or both votes will Then he went back more than One hundred and twelve alleged Am Beet Sug. 75% 75% 75% give the Democrats a majority. The Ernst, Kentucky, and Weller, Mary 146% four years when the romance of plotters against the Spanish gov Am Tel & Tel.146% 146% Democrats have 47 votes, one less land. all Republicans. Added to 47% Dr. Hall and Mrs. Mills was in full ernment have been taken into cus Anaconda . . . 47% 47% than half. In such a peculiar situa those defeated in primaries, nine of Am Smelting .129% 128% 128% OREGON SITUATION IS the so-called Newberry senators biocca. , „ tody since yesterday. Police stated tion, the vote of vice-president they had confiscated considerable Am L o c ...... 105% 103% 105% were retired to private life this “ Usual Result.” Dawes becomes an all-important “ Dr. Hall married a woman sev ammunition. Thursday & Friday Am Car Fndry. 99 99 99 one. NOT YET CLEARED UP year; leaving but fourteen of the en years older than himself,” said The alleged plot was learned of Atchison ....1 5 3 151 151% original 46 in the Senate. 102% G. O. P. House Losses Simpson, "and he got what men by the Paris police after the arrest 2 — FEATURES— 2 B & 0 ...... 103% 102% In the House of Representatives Senators, who voted against Beth Steel ‘B’ 44 44 44 usually get when they marry that of a number of Spanish anarchists the Democratic net gain of seats Newberry, were far more fortunate, ^ay—he found himself in a cold, last week. The plot, however, Chili Copper . 32 32 32 Portland, Ore., Nov. 3.— ^Wlth all seven who were candidates yes 105% hovered around 14 today as belat loveless home.” was allowed to come to a head and Cons Gas N Y.106% 105% complete returns counted from 375 terday being re-elected. Of the 41 39% ed returns came In, with another Mrs. Hall’s face remained ex when Jose Carillo, the alleged lead uo. Col. Fuel Iron 40 39% fifteen seats in some doubt. The precincts In Multnomah County who originally voted against New 168% pressionless and very pale as he er, left Paris on Saturday secret Ches & Ohio .169% 167% Republican majority in the House, (Portland) Bert Haney, Democratic berry, 28 are now in the Senate. 163 made this statement. service agents took the same train Can. Pacific ..163 163 in any event likely will be so re nominee for Senator, was leading in Only six were defeated at the polls 38% “ And so he turned elsewhere and followed all his movements. Erie ...... 38% 38% duced that the Insurgent bloc that district over Frederick Steiwcr, in the last four years and one of All of those under arrest are Erie 1 s t ...... 46% 46 46% for friendship— and love.” there can make trouble for admin Republican, by 435 votes. them. Senator Walsh, Democrat of The prosecutor described the either Spanish or Italian. The Gen Asphalt . 75% 73?!'■ 74 With 300 Incomplete precincts istration leaders. Mass., was re-elected yesterday. courting days of “ the handsome alleged plotters are held under mil Gen Elec . . . . 82% 81% 82% If final figures on the House from 300 up state precincts, widely Dr Hall” and the pretty wife of itary guard in the barracks here. Gen Mot...... 150 148 149 contests bear out the apparent ap scattered, however, Steiwer had the the janitor in his church; how she Great No. Pfd. 77%. 77% 77% proximate line-up, the Seventieth lead by 2,797. Robert N. Stanfield, MARIE FULFILS THE 111. Central ..123 123 123 Congress gives promise of being sang in the choir; how she did incumbent, runnlnj; as an Inde church work for the rector; hoyr GIRL, SLAYER OF MAN, Kennecott Cop 62 61% 62 difficult to control. pendent. w ^ far behind- Inspire Cop .. 25% 25% 25% Dems. Sweep MarjTand OBJECT OF HER VISIT their interests became the same, A FAST-MOVING COMEDY DRAMA WITH A GREAT Louis & Nash.131 130 131 Baltimore, Nov. 3.— The Demo and finally, how friendship devel IS ADJUDGED INSANE CAST BEAUTIFUL GOWNS, AND A STORY THAT Marine Pr. .. 37% 35 37% crats have made a clean sweep in oped into love. H o S s INTEREST FROM START TO FINISH. WITH Motor Wheel .21 21 21 Maryland. Incomplete returns to W A U STREET MERELY Dedicates Maryhill Museum “ They got so that they used to 164% write letters to each other,” he A CAST INCLUDING ^ Norfolk West .165% 164% day showed that Governor Ritchie on Border of Oregon and Owens Sound, Out., Nov. 3.— A Natl. Lead ..148 148 148 had been re-elected over Addison continued. ^ , verdict of insanity was returned by BERT LYTELL and MARCELINE DAY No. Pacific . . . 76% 76% 76% E. Mulliken by a sweeping majori DULL AFTER ELEaiON Washington. "Mrs. Hall got hold of some or the Jury in the trial of Kate -Hard the letters Mrs. Mills wrote to her N Y Central .133% 131% 132% ty. His lead in Baltimore was es man, Albermarle township girl, Co-Feature: N Y, N H & H 42% 41 41% timated at more than 40,000. Aboard Queen Marie’s special husband, and I will show you. gen charged with the murder of Edlard train (in Washington), Nov. 3.— tlemen. that she became Insanely KEN MAYNARD in “THE UNKNOWN CAVALIER” Pan Am Pet . 65 65 65 Ritchie swept into the Senate New York, Nov. 3.— ^With few B. McCoy, of Smethport, Pa. at Sky Pennsylvania . 5 6 % 5 5 % 55% Millard E. Tydlngs, who dafeated Bearing thirty cases of treasures jealous.” Lake, on July 27. She was commit exceptions stock prices sought low Overheard .Appointment. People’s Gas .121 121 121 Senator Ovington E. Wheeler, Re from Rumania, Queen Marie fulfil ted to an insane asylum by Justice er levels today in irregular selling led the official goal of her visit to On the night Dr. Hall and Mrs. Logie of the Ontario Supreme Pierce Arrow . 21% 21% 21% publican. which originated chiefly in profes Ernst Probably Beaten America today by dedicating a Ru Mills were slain, Mrs. Hall over Court. R eading...... 86% 86% 86% sional sources. Lexington, Ky., Nov. 3.— Indica manian room in the Maryhill Mu heard that they had made an ap McCoy was found shot to death ChRIsl& Pac 65 64% 64% Wall Street and the stock market 107% tions early today were that Rep. seum on the line between WasJt- pointment to meet there, Simpson on the shores of Sky Lake. The So. Pacific ...1 0 8 % 107% derived no special stimulus from So. Railway .118 117% 118 Alben W. Barkley, Democrat, has ington and Oregon near the junc declared. _ girl was arrested a short distance been diected senator over Richard the election and any incentive for tion of the Columbia and Yakima He then related how Mrs. Jane away, carrying a rifle, with which St. P a u l...... 9% 9% 9% new buying of stocks which might 50% P. Ernst, Republican incumbent. rivers. Gibson, the “ pig woman” and star McCoy was killed. Studebaker .. 50% 50% have been expected from a gigantic Consecrated' to. international art Union Pacific .161% 161 161% Barkley had a majority of more witness for the state, was at ^the A gvoup of alienists testified that than 25,000, to offset Ernst’s ex Coolidge vote failed to materialize. by Samuel Hill, road builder and scene of the murder on the fatal Miss Hardman was unfit to Instruct U S Rubber .. 59% 58T4 59% The speculative favorites in the adventurer, the castle-museum on 138% pected strength In the tenth and night. He told how she was on the her counsel and also unfit to stand Toi%Iit U S S te e l___ 139% 137% motor, steel, oil, equipment, copper Its pinnacle above the sea was for U S Steel P r.l28 127% 128 eleventh mountain districts, which lookout for thieves who had been trial. STATE mally unveiled by the Balkan 67% are not yet reported. The Demo and a few of the railroad shares stealing things from her farm and Westin’house . 67% 67% queen and M. Albert TIrman. repre West. Union .144% 144% 144% crats have again won eight seats were freely offered. how she was riding around near in the House on incomplete re On the whole, the market was senting France, who brought with the Phillips farm in search of sus WATERBURY GUNMEN turns. dull rather than reactionary, with him a giant marble statue as a gift picious persons and how she finally Gooding Re-elected total transactions in the first three to the people of Washington. came upon several people in the S u rp rise CONGRESS SAFE FOR Boise, Idaho, Nov. 3.— In a three hours reaching only 640,000 shares. Among the score of artistic vicinity of the crabapple tree ROB GRAPE SELLERS C o u n try cornered race Senator Frank R. treasures brought by her majesty where the murders occurred. He Gooding, Republican, has been re were pieces of furniture made by M ight G.O .P. BY THIN MARGIN told of Mrs. Gibson hearing a Waterbury. Nov. 3.— Two gun S to re elected on the face of incomplete her own hands. shot, seeing forms moving about COAST GUARDS AS men today held up David Doss and returns today. In Spokane Queen Marie saw a and recognizing some of them. OH WHAT PRESENTS, AND OH, WHAT FUN I (Continued from Page 1.) Cameron Is Out real American election night crowd. Willie Stevens was there, Simpson William Mlrman of New Haven, Phoenix, Arlz., Nov. 3.— The de RUM SHIP OWNERS here today and robbed them of ’ DOUBLE FEATURE BILL said. 8500 In cash. The New Haveners ■of the Volstead law; Butler, chair feat of Senator Ralph H. Cameron, WALSH TO TAKE SEAT Mrs. Gibson also saw a woman “A 'TRIP TO CHINATOWN”—and man of the Republican national Republican, was conceded by Cam IN PRESENT CONGRESS there, Simpson said. She was with have been coming here dally as (Crmtinned from Page 1.) representatives of A. Tarrlsh Co., committee, as a dry. eron forces today as the lead of Willie. . ^ , “RACING BLOOD” Effect on President. Congressman Carl Hayden, Demo Washington, Nov. 3-— ^The Demo “ Mrs. Gibson heard men fight grape merchants, and have been What effect, if any, this blow to crat, exceeded 4,0CO with returns tell what they know of conditions, crats as the result of the elections, ing, heard an oath— ^then a shot, making large sales. Police have the President’s prestige will have in from practically half of the en it was reported. will gain two seats n the Senate and then a scream and then three no* clues to the robbers, the victims on the talk of Mr. Coolidge’s tire state. Washington Explanation for the short session of Congress more shots,” said Simpson In a being unable to describe them. Thursday, Friday and Saturday "availability” for re-nomination in The entire Democratic ticket ap Washington, Nov. 3.— The. Coast beginning next month. Hawes, piercing voice. , 1928 is a matter that was being parently has been elected. Guard’s investigation of alleged Missouri, and Walsh, Massachusetts Willie Uncomfortable HOWLEY TO RUN BROWNS. A GIANT MELODRAMA OF COLLEGE LIFE I discussed today, wherever politi Smith Beats Brennan conspiracy between Coast Guards will take the seats of Williams and Willie Stevens folded and un Chicago, Nov. 3.— Dan Howley, men and rum runners at the Ehist cians gathered to hold post-mor Chicago, Nov. 3.— Frank L. Butler, Republicans, having been folded his hands uncomfortably as former manager of the Toronto In tems on yesterday’s balloting. Smith, Republican, today was mak Boston base probably will result elected for the remainder of the Simpson made his charges. Henry ternational League baseball team, ing tremendous ga,ins In downstate in the court martial of three petty Stevens looked annoyed. Mrs. has been signed by Phil Ball, owner Ranking second only to the sen officers, it was disclosed at head nnexplred terms of Spencer and sational Massachusetts upset was returns and according to a fairly Lodge, deceased. Hawes also was Hall remained calm. of the St. Louis Browns, to succeed complete count has defeated quarters here today. “ I will put witnesses on the George Slsler, as manager of the the defeat in New York of Senator No commissioned officers were elected for a full six year term be James W. Wadsworth, Jr., by Jus George E. Brennan, “ wet” Demo ginning next March. Walsh will stand who also heard these shots,” St. Louis American League club. crat In the race for Illinois senator. involved. Inspectors in Boston Simpson promised. tice Robert F. Wagner, one of reported that through the conspi have to run again in 1928. Tammany’s favorite sons. Wads Estimates of Smith’s plurality "Sometime that night some one ranged from 60,000 to 100,000. racy of three petty officers, rum worth has long been regarded In SLAYS BENEFACTOR’S placed a visiting card at Dr. Hall’s Jones Probable IVinner runners were permitted to land feet,” the prosecutor said. "The New York as almost as invincible cargoes. The men in question CHILD, THEN GRINS as Gov, A1 Smith. Wagner rode to Seattle, Nov. 3.— Despite the card is marked with the finger fact that A. Scott Bullitt, Demo were attached to a 75-foot Coast victory on the crest of the land prints of Willie Stevens.” crat, apparently has carried Seattle Guard vessel that operates out of New York, Nov. 3.— Charles P. slide which carried Smith back in The prosecutor asserted that Safe and Kings County, Senator^ Wesley East Boston. Their names were Albrecht, 28. a subway employee, when the investigation of the mur to the executive mansion at Al L. Jones, Republican incumbent, withheld. smiled broadly iu court today while Milk bany for a fourth term. Wagner’s ders was under way one of Mrs. has probably carried the state of police read his confession of the Hall’s detectives came to New Jer ■ndFood majority over Wadsworth is ap Washington for United States sen TURKEY WILL INSIST ON brutal murder of Vera Dempsey, 7. proximately 100,000, it appeared sey to “ browbeat and Intimidate Farlnfantt, ator by a margin of from 15,000 OWN LANGUAGE IN TRADE He was ordered held without ball, witnesses.” Invalidt, today, to 20,000. and examination of his sanity was Wadsworth’s defeat is attributed Promises Proof. ______T I ^ A f d Watson, Robinson Win Washington — Foreign corpora ordered. He killed the girl yester In a dramatic presentation of to a split in the Republican party Indianapolis, Nov. 3.— Senators tions doing business in Turkey will day while visiting the home of her Rourishing' -Digestible-^® over prohibition, which brought the state’s case Simpson promised Food-Drink fwAllAgro Watson and Robinson, both Re be required after January 1, to .con mother and uncle, who had cared the jury that he would prove that ADDED ATTRACTION out a bone-dry Anti-Saloon League publicans, have apparently been re duct all correspondence, transac for him when penniless. backed Republican opponent in elected but by narrow margins. tions, and relations with Turkish Franklin W. Cristman. He took With half the state tabulated, Wat CUBAN BUDGET FOB 'YEAR A B eat Football Game Played on t^Stage enough votes from Wadsworth to departments, Instructious and citi son had a majority of bout 11,000 zens, in the Turkish language. ALLOWS FOB ART SCHOOLS Between “THE NORTH ENDS” and THE ALL let Wagner ride in on Smith’s over Albert Stump for the long Washington.— The Cuban bud coat-tails. Smith’s own majority "Such foreign corporations and STARS of Manchester. term, and Robinson had more than instructions can employ another get for the year beginning July 1, probably will exceed 325,000. 17,000 over Evans Woollen in the carries the principal expenditure— Senate 48 to 47. language besides Turkish but the short term. 1,702 precincts gave Turkish text must he the original 818,482,000— for public instruc SELECT Barring eleventh-hour shifts in Watson 263,157; Stump, 252,072; Armistice and the responsible signatures tion and fine arts. 3rd the senatorial races, It seemed Robinson, 261,557 and Woollen, Total expenditures are eztimed S VAUDEVILLE certain today that the Senate of 244,436. must be affixed to this text,” said C. J. Junkln, chief of the commer at 88BiJ43,000 with revenues at ACTS ON THE SAME BILL ACTS the Seventieth Congress will be 886.733.000. composed thus: Republicans, 48; WATERBURY FIREMEN. cial law division of the c epartment In a Pretentious of commerce. “ In aplte of this Next to public instruction In the Eve Dance Democrats, 47; Farmer-Labor 1. COPS, TO GET RAISE. budget comes-costs of operation of Annual Annand & Devore & Co. Dancing Revue Because of tardy returns from clause the part in Turkish will re main valid.” the war and navy departments at sections where congressional races Waterbury, Nov^ 3.— Increases 812.482.000. are close, the House line-up was averaging 8168 a year per man By the new law all corporations Both revenues and expenditures Alton & Derex Murray & Allen not clear, but on the face of in have been planned for police and and institutions of Turkish nation in the new budget exceed that of Typical Topical Singers complete returns It appeared the ality are required to record all Vintage o f *98 i fire departments here by the Board the preceding year by about 82,- Wednesday-8;30-Nov, 10. Democrats have reclaimed a dozen of Safety in making up its 1927 transactions, contracts and conven 000,000. “The Mayor and fe seats in the Lower House. In any budget this afternoon. Lieutenants tions, contracts and conventions CHENEY HALL SO. MANCHESTER ? event, the margin of Republican are to get 8200 a year increase, correspondence and to keep their Jim Fulton & Co. the Manicurist” I control has been narrowed too boohs and ledgers In the Turkish captains 8300 a year and deputies Manchester Men Massachusetts Aggie Collegiate Orchestra. K much for Republican comfort for 8400 a year. For the fire depart language. BEN BENSON & CO., Variety of Variet-y s there is an Insurgent bloc in the ment chief a raise of 8500 Is pro Buy Their Clothes I House, the nucleus of which is the jected. The legislature only can Mary C. Keeney Tent, Daughters Tickets at Watkins. $1.50 per couple. The Football Game Presented Evenings Only. A Wisconsin delegation, that can provide an increase for the police of Veterans, will hold its regular at NOTE: A cause trouble almost any time. chief because of a bill passed in ;neeting tomorrow evening at the Jhe Socialist party; in Congress, 1925, Lincoln school kindergarten* George H. Williams :Sf<-
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sault. The men are Sam Rosenberg, home, of Senator Thomas J. Walsh, Fifth District. EJIERGENCY DOCTORS B A ZA A R OF SEASONS” Max Baer, and James Carti, all of G .O .P . SCORES GREAT Glynn 28548, O’Leary 20175 (in noted Democratic dry leader— APPLES, SUBJECT New York, sent to state prison re complete). where initial reports indicated the cently for attacks on Stamford gar people had voted 2 to 1 to repeal the Dr. Higgins and Dr. Holmes are the emergency doctors for TO OPEN TOMORROW ment workers. The new charges CONNECTICUT VICTORY STATE SENATORS state enforcement act. against them grow out of attacks on Shortridge, Wet, Wins. Thursday. OF KIWANIS TALK local garment workers. Fourth District In the far west, the revolt eased (Contlnaed trom page one) off, but California re-elected Sena Everything Is In readiness for Smith Butler LUCKY NUMBER DANCE rep. d?m. tor Samuel Shortridge, Republican, the “ Bazaar of the Seasons” which ticket about 2,000 and 2,500 ma Cbapman Court, Order of Ama 1639 1094 whom the Anti-Saloon League char Another Lucky Number dance 6 Beu-ans jority throughout. New Britain and East Hartford .. ABOUTTOWN W . H. Cowles TeDs of Exper ranth is to hold in Odd Fellows Glastonbury ... 840 680 acterized as “unsatisfactory” and will be held at the Rainbow dance Hot water Bristol were Republican as were rolled up an early majority in a ref hair tomorrow afternoon and even Manchester .... . 2865 875 It is expected that fully 25 of pavilion tonight. ;Prizes will be W% ^ SureSureReli^ Relief W’illimantic, Winsted, Torrington, 69 erendum for repeal of the state en ience in Growing and Mar ing. The hall has already beerf New London, Norwich, Rockville, Marlborough ... . 75 the 30 members of Hose Company, decorated. with oak and maple given to those holding the lucky N ew ihgton...... 505 94 forcement act. The “ Sunshine No. 2 of the North End will go to tickets when the numbers are call Putnam, Shelton and Middletown State” voted “ dripping wet” ballots branches and the different booths Rocky H ill...... 330 163 the Rainbow Inn at Bolton this ev representing Spring, Summer, Au- ed during the dance numbers. DELL-ANS among the state’s cities- So. Windsor ... . 301 131 in the northern half, although early ening for a roast chicken supper. keting of Emit. Bill Tasillo’s orchestra will play reports indicated a dryer sentiment tunqu and Winter are trimmed ap fp R iNDIGESTlQil STATE LEGISLATURE Wethersfield . . . . 979 257 The firemen will gather at the propriately and laden with most for the dancing tonight, and all in the south. In San Francisco, headquarters at 7 p. m. and drive numbers will be modern. 25
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year was no more the work of But tlst Missionary society— being, jRm irlirBtn: ler than of the humblest wari probably, under the impression that worker In Connecticut. It was as he had rather too mhch money for Evetting Mfralh Inevitable as death. And every comfort. Then he wanted to give PtTBUSHED BT > body in the councils of thn party, his wife ?200;000 and besides that i m B the herald printing CO. be wanted to create a trust fund of Pounded by Elwood S. Ela except the President, knew.it then 2 ? . OnSale Tomorrow Morning Oct 1. 188*. another $200,000, the income pay New York, Nov. 3.— Typical and knows it now. conversation at this season of year, Every Evening Except Sundays and able to himself and to revert to his By CHARLES P. STEWART BoH4*y8v Then the governor’s appointment on almost any Broadway corner Entered at the Post Oftlce at Man- wife at his death. ehester M Second Class M>tll Matter. of Butler to the Senate, which was Washington, Nov. 3.— ^Victor L. above Fortieth street: SUBSCRIPTION RATES- By Mall openly backed by, the President and But the government has been Berger seems likely to constitute First Man— ^Yes, sir, Keith’s cir cuit offered to feature me for 40 Six dollars a ■year: sixty cents a practically forced through In the several years trying to make up Its the entire Socialist delegation in Framed mbnth fo r shorter periods.- the next Congress. weeks, hut I held out and now the By carrier, eighteen '.ont.J . week. face pf tremendous .opposition by mind whether it ought to let Mr. There are a few other Socialist movies are bidding for me. But I Ila^a xsoples. three cents. . the wheel horses of the party In his Barnett make such a .sane disposi candidates for seats in the House of told Belasco I’d give him a chance. I SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE SENTATIVE. Hamllton-De Llsser, own state, was followed by the tion of his finances gs that. And Representatives but Berger is the Second Man— Fine, glad to hear only one likely to win. He has his Inc., 25 West 4Sd ^Street, --Jew "ior.H assumption: of Senate leadership by while It is making up Its mind the It, Joe. OILETTE and 612 North Michigan Avenue, Milwaukee district pretty well First Man— By the way— could Chicago. ' . this .new man while the veteran Gil ■whole works Is so tied up that the sewed up. you let me have a couple of bucks The Manchester Evening Herdld Is rich Indian can hardly get hold of a There’s a Socialist and a halt as on sale *n Now York City at Schultz a lette, his senior and a senator by ’til next Thursday? PICTURES News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd choice of the people, not by ap» nickel. Berger expresses .it, in the present Street and 42nd Street entrance of Consiress. Fiorello H. LaGuardia of pointment, was coldly sidetracked The government’s Intentions are Once upon a time when New Grand Central Station. New York city was elected on the York was young and society en "International News Service has the and made of no account. of the best, beyond doubt. But Socialist ticket but Berger denies exclusive rights to use for republlca- tertained at home, instead of at tlon In any form all ne3vs‘^i^spalches The Butler leadership in the Sen that is the way . governments do that he’s Simon-pure. the snappy night clubs, phaetons, credited to or not otherwise credit ate has'bee’n a failure’. He has at things. And whenever there is barouches and the like set fortn ed In this .paper. I f Is also .-'xclpslvely La Guardia is as independent as only from the noblest and most se entitled to us>' for republlcatlon all tempted to steam-roll all opposition temptation to lean^on the govern- they make ’em, but he always cal- lect doorsteps. the local or undated news published ■meut, to get it to take care of one, herein." ______to his orders. He has alienated l 3d himself a Republican until 1924 Today they are the passing fad the 'West. He has bred sectional •the case of Jackson Barnett Is when, because be wouldn’t stand of Broadway and when the white WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3, 1926., worth remembering. hitched, hla party qrganlzatlon re lights belt tires of them they disap animosities in the Repuhlicah party refused. him ft renomination for Reproductions of famous oil that never needed to have been pear from all places save those few Congress, where matronly, aristocratic grand paintings, as a glance at the partial CONNECTICUT VICTORY. aroused. He has, as a matter of Thereupon he ran as a Socialist dames with white hair emerge on A Few of the The record made by Connecticut fact,' been ■‘^trusted with the lead and was elected. list of subjects to the right will •Jl This year, however, the Republi Sunday morn. In yesterday’s election, when an off- ership of-a', great political party cans of his district, profiting by the Within the year I have seen the show. These pictures are printed Subjects year contest resulted in a Republi when his'talents had their limita lesson Of 1924, nominated him. colorful bid cabbies and their curb stone cabs disappear from one dis can victory of unprecedented pro tions in ^tiie» management of a mill Nominally he’s a Socialist now, but, on a rough ground and sized to give Gainsborough’s if re-elected, he’ll be, nominally, a trict and then another. You used : business. Amdiwithal he has been “ Blue Boy” portions, is a tribute to two things Republican again. to find them at the 33d street en a real oil finish.. No glass is used __good state government and good- arrogant*and brusque and intolerant NATURE trance of the Pennsylvania station. “ Boy and Rabbit” One morning they were gone, but a over the pictures, of course, in or political organization. It is sel and bullying., , ^ By ARTHUR N. PACK That will leave Berger alone in “ Spring Song” few could be seen at the foot of -And nobody is to blame for But President, American Nature Ase’n. his glory. der to follow out , the oil painting “A Holland Morning” dom that a dominant party, long In Fifth avenue, near the Brevoort. Berger has a mighty good time “ Hope,” “ Psyche” practically complete contrj)! of the ler but the President, who would in Congress and more influence I see them seldom now. They idea. have been advised away from his Tree-frogs of various genera are ‘The Lone Wolf” affairs of,, an American^ common to be found in most countries of than might be expected of a one or retreated up town and formed a col one-and-a-half man party. umn at the Central Park entrance Corot’s wealth, can go before the-^lectorate error if he had. not repelled all the world and are considered by The pictures measure ISS^xlTVo advice. • " many naturalists the most interest The House of Representatives and about the Plaza hotel. It seems “ Dance of the N3onphs” with such a history of ^erfhrmance likes to hear him talk. He’s enter- * to me their ranks are thinning as that submitted yesterday by the Now we get the upcome in the ing group of tailless batrachlans. inches outside of frame, and come “ Still Life” Certainly they are the most beau taining. He’s remarkably well in^:^ there, too. loss of a Senate seat to the Repub formed, too, and can speak effec • * • (Flower subject) Republican party of this state for tiful. framed in a variety of polychrome the judgment of the people,’ and at lican party and a particularly nasty tively for any proposition that his The on© cab that appeared bn And Many Others. Any attempt to pick out the Socialistic convictions permit him finishes. They are i regular $1.75 slap in the face for the President most graceful, however, -would be Broadway was driven by an old the same time have that history to believe in. He sorely razzes the darkey whose custom it had been eo completely immune to attacks on himself. ' challenged by the champions of so-called progressive wing of the value. Cash and carry. other claimants. Putting aside as for many years to call for A1 Jol- the ground of special privilege or In one aspect of the case there Republican party because he con son. siders most progressives not really occasional graft or extravagance. is little reason for Republicans to Suddenly all Times Square has very progressive. Naturally this come to life with them, particularly And it is almost as infrequently regret the Massachusetts mishap. delights the regulars. in the late hours. The bibblers at ,. WATKl NS BROTHERS, Ing, that the internal organization of Given tw o, more years of unre The result is Berger can get the night clubs will ,^have nothing the floor whenever he wants It and that dominant party is so'^free from strained leadership and William M. else. What sport, they say, to go FURNITURE, FLOOR COVERINGS* PIANOS, PHONOGRAPHS. Butler might have succeeded In he always has a good audience, for about after a dozen cocktails in an cross-purposes and dissensions ns’ as soon as he 'jegins talking, the has been the case with, Connecticut splitting the Republican party wide representatives' chamber fills up to open carriage! open, with the line of demarcation enjoy the entertainment. The ancient Jehus have learned Republicans. their stuff. They spring it on the close t.o the Mississippi river. With He’s only a moderately frequent It is impossible to conceive of speaker and he never speaks long tourists who wander by. They him removed there is plenty of any circumstance that would have at a time but he’s one of the rep have a veritable ballyhoo. prevented yesterday’s victory in time, as there will he plenty of op resentatives who has something to “ Come on, folks! Here’s the dif FnnerlU Directors. portunity, to heal the wounds with say. One may not agree with him ferent ride! See New York in a Connecticut, with the recent history cab! Take your time and bb in in the party and approach the 1928 but one has an earful when Berger of stale government and Republican gets through. style!” cohesion what it was. But it election -with sectional lines elim With the result that the Broad •would he foolish to imagine that inated. So that the defeat of But All In all, Berger’s very popular way traffic jam is increased consid ler, while it is a present sore spot, with his fellow representatives— erably these nights by patient any such stupendous majorities horses, trying to feel their way Guard Against “ Eo” may after all,prove to be‘a blessing the progressives excepted— which SOUL SURGEON FALLS would have been rolled up if the op is quite a bit to say, considering through a strangely changed scene.’ position had been effectually organ in disguise— and in all probability that they twice refused to seat him It is no longer a novelty to see Widi Mnstende will. A Beautiful Frog after he'd been elected, on account them trotting along in the dawn Influenza, Grippe and Pneumonia ized and .capably led. By no UNDER COLLEGE FIRE usually start with a cold. The moment frivolous the suggestion that the of his Socialistic views. dragging their hilarious fares. means is it to be assumed that every Being in so hopeless a congres you get those warning aches rub mr ■ THE DRYS. judgment of Paris would he In fa Who knows? If this vogue for g o ^ old Musterole. Republlcai| Torte polled in this state sional minority, one might suppose the old-fashioned continues some An overwhelming expression o vor of Rana esculenta, it is sug Musterde relieves the congestioo yesterday deposited by a voter | gested that the golden apple might Berger’s job would be something of j Broadwayites yet may learn to vestigators are against him. The and stimulates circulation. It all a sinecure. But he’s one of the bus By VIRGINL\ SWAIN. who is firmly allied with the Re public opinion against the 'Volstead well be awarded to the Arum frog walk?„ Buchman cult is based on the the good qualities of the old-faahioned lest men in Congress. He receives — GILBERT SWAN. publican party. Many thousands type of prohibition was registered or Rappia horstackii. This entrant New York, Nov. 3.— The Con- panficea of confession of secret sin. mustard piaster without the blkter. twice as much mail as any of his Since his work is mainly among First yuu feel a warm tin ^ ss tbf of them were voted hy^p^sons who yesterday wherever electorates had for fit)g honors may be found on colleagues and droves of visitors. necticut Yankee at Queen Marie’s parts of the Cape Flats of South adolescents, the confessions chiefly healing ointment penetrates the pore& have formed no permanent ‘party opportunity to make their wishes The explanation’s simple. Other court Is fighting with his back to then a soothing, cooling sensation and Africa. congressmen represent only a con-, are Of sex peccadilloes. other., thou- known at the polls. So absolute the wall. Frank N. D. Buchman, Trying to Uproot Cult. guide relief. Have Musterole bandy for affiliations and many Though;, frequenting grasses, gresslonal district apiece. Berger T0M V , was that expression that the polit emergency, use. lim ay premtserioui sands by men and women y(ao, reeds 'and Tow bushes hear ponds represents all the Socialists in the “soul surgeon,” “ life changer” and Because of the unsavory quality of the public confessions, and the illness. though Democratic in sympathies, ical party which fails to heed the or rivers, its typical site Is In the United States. .Soclallsta generally courtier, has seen his star of roy arum..’bloom. Its usual position' Is SIA\S emotional havoc they wreak, the To M o ik tn : Maatwele is else did not permit their predispositions warning will' court "catastrophe. write voluminously,- too, and drop al ascendency. made ia milder form for down In.the ,bloom. Its color In this in to talk.' • ’Berger's-isn’t one of Princeton authorities are trying to to prevent thhm ■from endorsing ca Admonition agatnst'focther sub position being' Ivory-white; its pink At the moment when Buchman root out the cult. babies and small childraa. Ihese- apathetic constituencies. The wag ready to complete his triumph Ask for ChiUreD's Musterole. pability and efficiency when these mission to the dictation of the Anti- legs and sucker-provided feet be folk who send him to Congress .One of the Investigators, J. C. Today’s definition: drama (see with a great tea party for Queen McMenamin, of the New York Y. Jars&Tobee_ factors were opposed by inexperl- Saloon league takes on two forma.] ing tucked right up under it, a cas know what they want. ual glance into the bloom might profanity). Marie, President John Grier Hib- M. -C. A., says, *T consider Buch e'i},ce and ineptitude. — first the staggering preponder Berger recognizes his moral ob pass it over. ligation to the whole nation’s So ben of Princeton University man as th d ‘Freud of Religion.’ His f It Is not to be supposed that there ence of the w"lKyote in the various In darker surroundings its color Headlines you never see: MUS launched an accusatiorf* that Buch theory seems to be that there is cialists, as well as his personal po SOLINI CREATES SCORE OF will always be as low an ebb o f ca rff^endums, second. ,|he treachery approaches that pf Jacobean oak, litical obligation to the Fifth Con man had spread undesirable reli only one sin and that is sex. My JOBS TO HELP HIM GOVERN. gious practises among the student feeling has been. that Buchman pacity ie the organization of ■ the in such enterprises as the,defeat of the change being, a skin, rather gressional District of 'Wisconsin, than a sight, reflex\ and it keeps him on the jump. tody at Princeton and began try wouldn’t bother saving anyone opposition as is at present the case. candidates like Senator Wadsworth A short walk every day will help The male has a very dilatable ing to expel Buchmanism from the who wasn’t worth a million dol BttUrtltan a mmOmdplatttr New leaders may spring up at any of New York who was beaten by dry vocal sac, the voice being a loud your health—if you don’t get run university. lars.” over. time, new conditions may encourage Republicans who bolted to their "Chee, chee, chee,” The eggs are Dancer Is Rival. Buchman himself says only that owii candidate in just sufficient laid in clusters of about 20 at Frank N. D. Buchman, shrewd he Is the apostle of primitive Chris and revitalize Connecticut’s De- The new cathode ray, which Is American evangelist, emerges from numbers to destroy the political tached to the roots of water weeds tianity, and his fath will prevalL •—acy. Another election Is very or the stems of grasses. said to cause hair to grow where a mysterious and romantic past, as Of his early life, he does not ; : - 'a real contest going career of one of the most useful and Tree frogs often resemble their none grew before, might be used to the. founder of the cult which has talk. Varying rumors are current, brilliant members of the Senate chosen surroundings and possess a tone down the glare of the foot EO excited educators both in Amer to the effect that he halls from . T - tate. lights over the barren wastes of M asters and to displace Iflm in favor of a remarkable ability to assume col ica and in Europe. Connecticut, that he once was a Old , as the Republican Feast day of St. Hubert, patron Row No. 1. He is the originator of the hys Tammany politician. ors that match their habitats. Our Lutheran preacher. In Allentown, pirty aaii^ i "the policies of fair common American species Is so saint of hunters. terical confession meetings, the Pa. He has girdled the world more Proving themselves to be but a Bandits in New York stole a and honest government, so long as like the gray bark of the oak' or Continental army of the Ameri soul-cleansing houseparties, the than once and set up his cult in Sunset and evening star. tiny minority of the Republican par maple that even the one trilling on can Revolution disbanded, 1783. player piano. The churches there shame method of conversion which Oxford. Cambridge, Eton, where he lt>.selects for its candidates men and Birthday anniversary of 'Vllhjal- had better be locking up their pipe And one clear call for me! ty In New York, the drys neverthe the lawn may elude all our efforts according to charges by schoolmen met the young Prince Nicholas, And may there be no moaning oi wibmen of the grade of those who mur Stefansson. organs. have been driving college students to detect him at his musicale. and in many American universi the bar. wbn in yesterday’s election,’, it need less demonstrated their complete into mental turmoil and cauaing ties. When I put out to sea. hi^v® no fears for the.:,fii?ture. It willingness to ruin the whole polit hysteria and epileptic attacks. ical structure of their state and the He also Is the right hand cour But such a tide as moving seems ■won overwhelmingly yesterday be- asleep. nation in sheer childish anger be Wham! tier and consoler of Her Majesty, edfase It deserved to win and be- the. Queen of Rumania, and as WAPPING Too full for sound or foam. ci^use there was no oppomtion fitted, cause they were denied their own such, the rival of Lole Fuller, When that which drew from out the boundless deep ' by purpose or by capacity, to dis overweening desire to dominate. dancer and queen’s protege, for the The candidates for the Y. M. C. That a great national political or- place nearest fne queen's ear. X. basketball team will meet at Turns home again. place it. What happens when a serpen .ganization should continue any the M. E. church at the regular Y. Twilight and evening bell. •Connecticut will contitfae to he tine dancer comes to grips with a M. C. A. meeting next Thursday And after that the dark! ths. best governed state in the longer to permit such people to in surgeon of souls? evening, Nov. 4 at 7:30 o’clock. And may there be no sadness of Union. , . fluence its policies is inconceivable. Betting has been even among Eugene Platt has accepted a po farewell. This election has shown conclusive the more or less Innocent bystand sition in Hartford. When I embark. ers ever sines Queen Marie landed BAY STATE, DISASTER. ly that the people of ihe United Miss Emma I For though from out the bourne of in America with Buchman in her week(ek-end festivities at Wesleyan ® There is. ho .blifa^ing. the fact States demand modification of the Time and Place train. College. The flood may bear me far, thist the election of David I. Walsh, prohibitory conditions Imposed on Thus far, Lole Fuller has come Mrs. John Alden Collins attend I hope to see my pilot face to. face Defcocrat, over Senator William M. them by a tiny minority. And that out victor In skirmisher, v/ith Ru ed the annual luncheon of the So When 1 have crost ihe bar. manian officials, and all others ciety of Mayflower Descendants of Butler— or to put it more correctly the Dry Republicans are not Repub who presumed to differ with her as Connecticut at the Hartford Golf — A Lord Tennyson: thp-^efeat of-Senator Butler by the licans at all, hut enemies. Further / to the queen's program. club. West Hartford, Tuesday. The Crossing the Bar. TQtei of thousands of Massachu- paltering'VUh dryness, further pus Buchman planned to celebrate guests of honor were George syfooting on' the liquor question, the queen's conversion to Buch Matthew Dutcher, PhD. of Wesley eettsj Republicans— is in soma re- manism by a great tea party to be an University and Edv in A. Hill, TEST ANSWERS Bpecljp the most significant and far would be an invitation to a political given at the luxurious house In PhD., historian of the society. reaching event of yesterday’s elec- debacle. which he has established himself. The school boartl hel4 their reg- tlda.l It was a blow in the face^for ond which has been magnificently; uiar meeting in the Wapplng Cen These are the Correct answers to ter school hall, last Monday even CASE OP BARNETT. furnished by the wealthy Mrs. Mar the questions , w;hlch appear on President Coolidge ani^-sefiojislv garet T. Tjader, convert to the ing at 8 o’clock. the comics page: . aflfecis his availability, ]^ ;a candi For the beauties of paternalism cause. The young people will hold their 1— Corlnne Griffith. date for re-election, even if it does in governmenf the student might Queen Marie 'VN’as to meet the rehearsals this week on Tuesday 2— "Sesame.” , In ar.d Wednesday evenings tor the not definitely cause him to elim well be referred to Jackson Barnett. Buclimanites, sneak of her faith 3— To set before,. the cult and address a group of j play “ The Path Over the Hill” Barnett is a Creek Indian who, 4— Benito Musspiini. inate himself as a factor in the 192S Princeton, Yale and Harvard men I which Is to be given In the near fu- 5— Insanity...... contest. through the luck of oil discoveries iuterested In Buchmanism. But the ture. 6— Jumpled type,. The choir rehearsal will be omit Nor is there any reason for pussy and their resultant royalties, has day before, the newspapers carried 7— A lawer without professional the story of the Princeton Investi ted this week. footing in the matter of responsibil come to be the richest Indian in the honor. gation. The teacher training class will 8— Japanese actor. ity for the Bay State disaster. United States. His income is A great crowd of New York so meet next Thursday evening at 9— Lansing. ’W iliam M. Butler never had any about $67,000 a year. - But he la ciety people gathered to meet the 7:415 with Rev. Truman H. Wood 10*-Plttsburgh. In Washington, just now, trying to queen at Buchman’s tea. In the ward as their leader. business with leadership in the Re The regular monthly meeting of get the government, which is his damask and ebony drawing room, publican party. He is a classist, a banquet grew stale and cold, the Sunday school board will meet ad absolu'tist, an individual who has guardian, to let him have enough while the guests waited. Through at 7:3i‘ Thursday evening at the no V conception that he has limita money to live on. the telephone, Buchman had to parsonage, preceding the Teacher listen to Lole Fuller's message Training class. tlons of any sort hut is convinced Barnett is a mild looking Creek The Parent-Teacher association but far from the fool that interest that Marie was Indisposed. The that, because he has been a sort of disappointed guests fell to and ate will hold their regular meeting Saul and Jonathan were lovely Influstrial czar, he Is equipped to ed persons have tried to make him without the royal presence. next Monday afternoon at 3:30 at and pleasant in their Uvee, and In the school hall. take absolute control of political out. His white wife is a good deal Lole' Fuller has had her Inning. their death they were not divMed* — 8 Sanmel, 1;2S. machinery with ■which he has no younger than he, but appears to be But Buchman Is not at the end of his rope. He says the hosts of TAKE THAT! a very normal sort of woman. reel familiarity and of which he has heaven are on hla side. Life is constantly weighing us no true understanding. And it They could have a pretty good time Perhaps they are. He gained his Mrs. Elderly — The insulting in very sensitive scales and telling wretch! He asked me If I remem , >ra8 flatly against the judgment of on less than an income of $67,000 Influence with the queen by con every one of us precisely what his bered the dreadful cold winter of real weight is to the last grain of |the veterans of politics, both of the a year, no doubt, and would have soling her when Prince Carol abdi cated. and is said to have brought 1869. Think of it! dust.— ^Lowell. Unison and of Massachusetts, that were it not for the paternal care the about the recent reconciliation be Miss Smarte— I’m sure he did not ^President Coolidge picked this man government takes of Its wards. tween Marie and Carol in Paris. mean to offend you, dear. He prob A tortoise is said to have walk* jto manage his 1924 campaign. The Indian is a Christian and he J That indicates power. ably didn’t know what a bad ed 209 yards 24 hours after de- But the hosts of Dr. Hlbben’s in- memory you have.— Barnet )^esB. c^ th tlon . ' Thb.landslide to Coolidge in that wanted to give $560,^0_ to tte Bapr
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•will he graded and re-seeded, so be the regular weekly rehearsal on Agriculture has enlisted the motion TENNIS ALMOST FATAL thdt jt will-be. possible to keep it Friday evening; in the assembly picture screen in its campaign to TO GRIDIRON STAR.', .1 , cuf^wlth aj power mower’next sum- hall at 7 o’clock. Bandmaster Har improve the farm water supply. The RUTH CONNE’D. D - mqr. , , i old Turkinston requests that all film shows the installation of sim Willie: Say, dad, didVyou go.to Tennis almost. caused.. Michi members- be in attendance at both ple, inexpensive water systems tor' Sunday school when 'you wfire a gan to lose one of the star rehearsals. farms and suburban dwellings. boy? - .' , . member^ of the Wolverine’s i ( a i SCHOOL NOTES Dad: Yes, I never jnlssed a Sun brilliant backfield. day. * DOCTOR OF DRESS During his prep school days. FEDBtAL FARM FACTS A degree of Bachelor of Science- ; Willie: Well, I bet Itiwoh’t do Halfback Gilbert had starred On Monday' afternoon the mem- in dairying has been established by- nje-' any- good,' either.—Capper’s on the courts as well as the here of the Senior French class br- Reading University, England. ^ , Weekly. ^ By HORTENSE SAUNDERS. ' gridiron. He had a state in ga^sed a French club. Albert Lu- An. economic study and .analysis terscholastic tennis title to his pteji. was elected president for the of - the production and marketing New York, Nov. 3.—Rnth Conne credit when he entered Michi yem, Muriel Treat was______chosen____ vice of dairy preducts throughout New has a unique job—she is an expert gan. prudent, Louise Phelps was elect-1 ^0^® made by the diagnostician in clothes. At first, he expressed a. e'd^necretary, and Wesley Bulla 'Gnite'd States Department of Agri Just as the doctor can tell you preference for tennis over foot was' .chosen treasurer. All the culture at the request of dairy co operatives in those states. what combination of foods or what'I ball. Hearing of his prowess as members of the Senior French insult to your body <> caused the a football player, Coach Yost cla^ .will be the club’s . charter Properly fitted harness is as im V aches from which you groan, so can persuaded him he could do mepiljers. portant to the horse as the correct she tell you just what unhappy com more for Michigan by continu Meetings of the club will be held sise suit-is to the man. Poor fitting i Pipe or Pipeles's Fiiiaaces. ' i bination of line and color produces’, ing his grid activities. every, two weeks;. The. neyt meet- ccllar’b. -.especially, are one of the S Steam and Hot'Water Heating. v the sartorial sickness from which Against Illinois his general ingirWill be held on November 1,?.. chief causes'of slowing up the pul- a We Are Equipped to Give You Service. > you— and others suffer. all-round play, featuring some At jEhese meeting various comnalt- Itogf:payer.of farm horses, say en She can look through a wardrobe, mighty consistent punting, was gineering specialists at the Wiscon tees. iwlli provide- entertainment sin'College of Agriculture. suggest major and minor opera-; a big factor in Michigan’s vic-|? and^ refreshments. The entertain- tions, amputations or gland injec tory. m e^ committee that has been I Joseph C. W il9on tions, and what was once a weak The average loss for each case of chosen to provide an ehtertalh- eggs damaged in transit was $1.65 = 28 Sprace street “ ' Phon^ 641. | and inefficient assortment of wear ;ment program for the next meet during the past season, according ing apparel becomes vital and ade of state land commissioner. Ed ing-consists of Catherine Carney, to the United States Department 7iiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif|iiiiuiHiiiiiiyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH^iiiiiiiiiii» quate. Swope, an appolptee of Governor, Paul Packard, Eunice' Hamilton of Agriculture. “This telling other people how Hannette’s is seeking re-election oh; and| Grace Hood, The refreshment they ought to dress was just forced his record and Benjamin F. Pan committee appointed'is eomposed The yield of the principal field upon me,” she defends herself. “I key, Sata Fe, prominent cattleman, of Hiieen Donahue and Harriet crops in Ontario, Canada, this year started out to be a writer and had is opposing him on the Fuspublican- Richmond. A committee’^ was also will show a-decrease of 21,466,434 a job on a paper in Washington. ticket. The state land commissioner, chosen to draw up a constitution bushels, according to a compilation Being the cub I was given the love has control of the state’s vast land for|the club. Betty Robbins and made by the Provincial Department lorn column to write and the per holdings and his position carries Geraldine Dodwell are those who of Agriculture. sonal correspondence to attend to. with it enormous power oyer the, will act in this capacity. Clothes Their Worry. economic status of sheepmen, cat-; I f was decided at Monday’s The Japanese beetle quarantine, ,“It’s surprising how many prob tlemen and farmers who lease or meeting to hold all discourse' in which formerly included only New lems of the heart resolved them purchase state lands. French. Anyone who speak's even Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware, selves into clothes problems—young Two'women oppose each other one word of English at any club has been revised lo apply also to girls wanted to know what to wear for secretary of state; for the meeting will be fined. It has oftenjje^ York and Connecticut. to attract husbands, older ones Democratic Miss Jennis Fortune, been asked, “What is the value bf wanted to know how to dress to Socorro; for the Republicans. Miss English to a high school student?” The United States Department of hold the husbands they had. Thin Marry Bartolino, Raton. The French club decided that ques women wanted to get fat so they Representatives of organized tion at its Monday meeting: It de could dress more seductively. Fat labor put their organizations on cided that English is worth one ones wanted to pare themselves record officially early in the caih- cent a word. That is,, for every down to 3G’s. paign as endorsing the Democratic word any member speaks in Eng :“About half my time was given ticket with the exception of two lish; at a club meeting, he will be to telling women what to wear, and candidates. Judge C. R. Brice for required to pay a fine of one cent I developed a correspondence which supreme court, and Mrs- Aurora Re fori each word spoken in English. demanded several secretaries I did publican candidates endorsed were Therefore, a whole sentence of; not have and I found myself work Justice John C. Watson, incum perfectly good English is worth ing untii midnight—to say nothing bent, and Miss Lois Randolph, anywhere from one to as many of my personally conducted shop- i cents as there are words. ping tours. I had regular patrons Gallup. Eventually, this French club who consulted me before buying a will be an honor membership club. kerchief.” In-(time, only students having In time, it was necessary to quit COLUMBIA marks of honor will be admitted. writing and devote herself entirely All-.the members in the Senior to i solving woman’s clothes prob Columbia went Republican by a Fr^ch class will this year have a H ot O ats lems. Her business grew, by cor- majority of 32 on the state ticket, year’s charter membership, but re^ondence all over the country, and 4 on Representative, L. Eu probably after the close of the next prepared faster now anji soon she found herself travel R u th Conne gene 'Winter having 102 votes arid marking period, all juniors In ing and lecturing telling women Raymond Squier, Democrat, 98. French classes that have marks of than plain toast what to wear. pens. I preach conservatism be women to budget their clothes al The total number of votes cast “B” or above will be admitted, and “No woman,” she insists, “wants cause women who have a flare for lowance and consider their ward were 206 of which 4 were rejected. prqbably. any Sophomores with to be unbecomingly attired. Some the unusual and the bizarre have robes as a whole, and never to buy There were 91 straight Republican majrks of 'A.” ATS. used to take a while to simply lack clothes sense. They also the impulse to work out ,'for unrelated hats or gowns, no matter voles, 81 straight Democratic, 2 The constitution committee -will _ ^ 'coofe Now they’re ready in 3 are helpless ibout buying'for them-i themselves. My idea is to have how attractive they may be. Socialist, and 28 split tickets. have drawn up a constitution at to S tnjnutes. selves. They need guidance and women beautifully and comfortably “I urge them to simplify their Mrs. Cummings, teacher at l^ne the. next club meeting and the Thus starting days with less nour must have confidence in their guide, dressed, whether they spend |500 clothes problems by keeping their street school, arranged a Hallow charter members will hriVe the pri ishing. foods is a folly. “It isn’t easy to tell a woman that! or $5,000 a year, achieving it be- figures reasonably slender and e’en party for the pupils and par vilege and honor of signing the -Quick Quaker supplies the excel her wardrobe is all wrong, particu cause the basic principles of selec graceful by exercise and sensible ents of that school which was held (document. lently "balanced" ration of protein, larly if she has spent considerable tion are-the same.” diet. I advise them to limit their Saturday evening at the home of The Ml^es Nolan and Kelley carbohydrates, vitamines and the money on it. You have to explain Miss Conne keeps a large file of wardrobes to what they actually Sigmund Buchsbarim. There were will be the faculty advisors for the ‘‘bulk’’ (to make laxatives less often the' theory of clothes to her as well photographs in her office, so tn a t in wear and like, and to dispose of the between 40 and 50 present. The club. needed) that active people need to as the practice. a few moments she can have a com rest. children came In costume, and carry on the day. Money blatters Little. plete mental picture of the woman “In other words, I try to make Hallowe’en games were played and The band will hold a special re Get Quick Quaker. Food that’s “I urge my clients to found their from the west who wires in for an clothes less work and more play. As refreshments served. hearsal tomorrow afternoon in the delicious; food that “stands by” ilot-hes on a color harmony and evening gown. a job, it might not suit everyone— Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lyman and asSiernbly hall directly after the through the morning. Start each stick to that no matter what hap- “In general,” she says, “I advise but I love it.” two sons of Wethersfield spent tlie school assembly at 3:30 o’clock. day that way. week-end at the home of their son, Sinye the band will make its first Your grocer has Quick Quaker— Raymond Lyman. public appearance at the football also’ Quaker Oats as you have alvrays The Mcmchester jEvenii^ until 1928 when the term of Sena 'Theodore Lyman of Plainville ga|a^ between the ' local and the Imown them. New Mexico Campaign Brings Charge tor A. A. Jones. Las "Yegas, Demo was a Columbia visitor Tuesday.- Bait’ Hartford High schools on crat, expires. The section of the road which S ^ rd ay, this rehearsal is ex tremely important. There will also Quick Quaker No National Issues has been ' under construction just Gov. Tried To Ban Spanish Voters beyond the. Willimantic bridge has No echo of national issues has beSn completed and west-bound been heard In the state campaign, traffic is opened again, to the greet candidates confining themselves en joy of those having to use this Albuquerque, N. M-—Charges Session Not Called tirely to discussion of local poli route frequently, the detours ne'd- that Governor A. T. H annett and The governor promised to call a cies- Prohibition was not an issue, essary being almost Impasaabje the Democratic leadership sought special session of the legislature to altho a ruling of the supreme court after a rain, to say nothing of add MaU to disfranchise thousands of Span- enact the law if assured of its pas last winter held unconstitutional ing five miles to the distance bfe- Orders ish-American voters feature Re sage. The Republican senate mem the state enforcement act, leaving tween'herd and"Vnfimar^^^^ FiUed publican Campaign attacks during bers refused to approve it and the 'Volstead act enforcement entirely The ■Village Improveinent socie legislature was not called. to federal officers. ty is ploughing up the green, usirig G. Fox & Co Iiic pre-election weeks in New Mexico. Free Telephone Service From M ancl^ter—Call 1500. The so-called Hannett election Richard C. Dillon, of Encino, a Next to the governor greatest the tractor belonging to Charles code was* made the issue through sheepman and merchant, is the Re interest centered about the office La Bonte for the work. The green which Republicans voiced asser publican nominee for governor op tions that the governor’s reputed posing Governor Hannett, who attempts at election law reform broke a precedent In the state by j|ii]iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiii|i were in fact nothing but an effort winning the re-nomination, and to impose voting restrictions that running for a second term. Dillon would prevent a large portion of has served in the stjate senate and Spanish-Americans from casting has made his campaign on promis I RIDE BY BUS their ballots. es of a business like administration. The election code was framed Congressman John Morrow is a last winter by a committee of three candidate for re-election on the _ Democrats and three Republicans Democratic ticket and is opposed by-js Hartford-SOver Lane and contained the provision that Juan Sedillo, youthful supreme - 5 ' voters should mark their ballots court reporter. The state has but ■ S without assistance unless physical one representative in congress. i S ly incapable of doing so. No vacancy occurs in the senate'5 South Mandiester
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' Change in Rates »nn~»V'>nnrwiJ~ruvwTru-r\ruuTjTXLrvv-i'rLnrinni-----— ------— For Herald Gassified Advertising On and after June 1, 1926, the following rates for Classified Advertising will be in effect: Ail For Sale, To Rent, Lost, Found and similar advertising on Classified Page: First insertion, 10 cents a line (6 words to line). Minimum Charge 30 Cents. Repeat insertions (running every day), 5 cents a line. THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH WITH COPY. An additional charge of 25 cents will be made for advertisements charged and billed. Aaron Burr’s dream of a southwestern empire came His courage was amazing. In the battle of Horse* 30 years too soon— it was Sam Houston, the giant of Houston's flair fi His eilder brothers combat manifested itsi shoe Bend, Alabama, Houston was the firrt to scale a red blanket and buckskin breeches, who aohieved it. stockade. He, was wounded by an arrow In the thigh. FOR SALE TO RENT found him with’ the Cher in 1813 when he enlh Houston, of Scotch descent, was born March 2, 1793, okeesi He rejected their A comrade tried to pull, out the cruel shaft, but failed. in Rockbridge county, Virginia. After his father died, ed under Andrew Jacl pleas that ho return i / "Pull it out or I'll kill youl” Houston ordered, and the FOR SALE—Apples, sprayed, hand FO R RENT— F ive room -flat, all in 1806, the family moved to Tennessee and Houston t eon to fight the Creek h picked, golden Pippins, excellent for modern $25 a month. ’William. Kanehl, home. dians. other tore it from Houston’s side. (Continued.) cooking. Seek-no-furthers. 519 Center street. ran away to live with 'the Indians. Baldwins. Spies, Russets, Bellellowei, ____ :------Spitzenberg $1.00 bn. Good windfalls, TO RENT—6 room teneiifent locat ______50c bu„ beets $1.25 bu. Delivered in ed at 135 Summer street. All modern town. H. S. Gilnack, South Mam improvements, with or tvithout street. Tel. 225-6. garage. Call 639 after 5 o’clock or on Saturdays. FOR SALE—Boar, two sows, or ex MISCELLANEOUS fact become an accomplice of the ^ change for a new Milch cow._^Petej TO RENT—6 room tenement on aggressor’ nation. VETERAN TO UNDERGO Frosh I LITTLE JOE Miller, Andover. Telephone -0_-lo, trolley line, 10 minutes from mills. DRASTIC REDUCTION Influence of Restraint m s 19TH OPERAl ■\Villiniantic Division. ______Blanche U Rochon, medium, 1415 All modern Improvements. Apply 475 North Main street, Hartford, 2 flights The proposal is that the United I A R c k t s ■ ooM 'r HAve. Center street. ~FOR SALE—Small shed or hencoop. up. Circle, Tuesday and Friday eve States and every government should Paul J. McDonald of 38 nings. Telephone Charter 8297-5. ' f b have, a m v Price reasonable. Inquire 58 Bissell FOR RENT—Six room tenement, on so Interpret the rights and duties School street will leave on street Saturday between 4 and OF ARMAMENT, NEED f o r PROUD- o f Arch .'itreet, all im provem ents, in DON’T FORGET— B. M. Gardner, of neutrals as not tc aid an ag nesday to enter a United Sta' CHlLDRgM cluding steam heat and garage. In dressmaker. Johnson block. Ladles Veterans’ hospital at West Po: FOR SALE— IS second hand ash- quire 49 Arch street or telephone 960. gressor. The known policy* of the cans. To be sold very cheap. Inquire dresses and children’s appareL Prlcts N. J. reasonabl'". Guaranteed satisfactory. United States in this matter might St. James’s school. Telephone 169-4. TO RENT—New five room flat, all exert a salutary restraining influ j At the hospital the local improvements. Including steam beat. Suits, topcoats, overcoa's. Tall r- Economic and Moral Neces ence on a government contemplat : veteran will undergo bis nil^el FOR SALE—20 feet of wall fixtures, Inquire 27) Oak street, after 5. two 8 foot show case. Packards made $85. IL H. Grimason. 507 Main ing the possible advantages of a I teenth operation for the remo at the Center. I’harmacy, South Manchester. TO RENT—Furnished room, steam sudden resort to war. I of shrapnel from his body. Ti heated, all conveniences. Breakfast if Rags, magazines, bundled . paper sity for Nations Points Ont .“ The expression ‘outlawry of 1 piece of shrapnel is in his nei FOR SALE—Kitchen stove, gas desired. SO Cottage street. Phone 1207. stove, oil heater, kiteben table, mir and junk bought at hig’^eSt cash war’ is no doubt incorrect, but it ! and there is still another imbei^- ror dishes, rockers; also tenement to prices, fhone 849-3 and I will calk J. expresses a great deal. Surely the I ded in his wrist and this piei TO RENT—5 room tenement, all Elsenberg. Commission. , rent, $25. 29 Strant street. Phone improvements, at 11 Hemlock street, United States should unite with the I may also be taken out. S59-4. dall at 90 Summit street. Tel. 135-4. other nations in making aggressive I McDonald says that every on LOST war on international crime and in in a while a piece of sbrapne: FOR SALE — Victor Graphonola. TO RENT—5 room flat at 227 Cen- i \ solid mahogany, with records. Will ter street. All modern improvements. ■Washington, Nov. 3.— “ Drastic helping to banish it from the earth. 1 works its way to the surface andi sell for less than half; also parlor Also garage. Inquir; 147 East Cent r International law, however, Is pos stove, easy terms. Lemuel Robbins, 38 LOST—Bunch of keys probably reduction of armament is an im ; then he must go under another' street, telephone 1S30. around Municipal building at Center. sible only through a general inter operation. Edward street. Finder please return to South Herald perative economic and moral neces TO RENx'—4 room tenement at 146 national agreement of treaty. FOR SALE—Magee bot air funiace office and receive reward. sity for all nations,” says the Com “ I’m getting so used to opera School. All Improvements, including “ The drastic reduction or arm tions that 1 don’t mind them any with pipes in good, condition. Address steam heat. Inquire 14S School street. mission on International Justice aments is an imperative economic 156 Summit street. ______^ more,” he said yesterday. Telephone 1267. FOUND and Goodwill of the Federal Coun and moral necessity for all nations, FOR SALE—Wood. Hardwood, $7 TO RENT—2 four room and one 5 cil of Churches In “ explanatory j So long, however, as mutual dis- truckload. Telephone 109-12. room tenement. Inquire at 230 Oak I trust, fear and suspicion remain, NO LUCK street. Telephone 654-2. FOUND—Baby’s silk cap. Phone comments” issued today regarding ' huge military preparations are in FOR SALE—Gas stove, child’s crib, 642. Flight Leader mahogany dining suite, wilton rug its suggestions for studies on in evitable. No nation can afford to Agent: But it’s a shame to let TO RENT—5 room flat, first floor, ternational relations during Arm 9x12. roll top desk, reasonable. A p all modern improvements, 321 East FOUND—Brown and whiie dog, disarm alone. They can do it on 'your husband’s life insurance ply 561 Main s t . ______Center street. Inquire 41 Bigelow St. owner may have by paying for this istice Week. ly together. And even so, they can lapse adv. Call 840 between S a. m. and 5 'No nation can afford to disarm do it only as they create peaceful Woman: I’ll not pay another FOR SALE— Green Mt. potatoes $2 TO RENT—Tenement of 6 large p. m. alone. They can only do it togeth bushel deli'-'cred. H. "VV. Case, Buck- rooms, lern Improveinei.ts. corner procedures for the settlement of penny. I’ve paid reg-lar for eight land. Tel. 36-3. Ridge and Pine, 33.00 per month. In er,” it points out, urging that na disputes, develop mutual confidence years- an’ I’ve had no luck yet!— quire 58 Pine streets or telephone tions create peaceful procedures for FOR SALE—Ames steam boiler in BIG REDUCTIONS ON in each other’s sincerity, learn by Opinipn, London. 1232. settling disputes and providing se experience that their essential good condition. Apply Qualitj- Bau- curity. erv, SSI Main street. FOR RENT—Steam heate. furnish USED TIRES AND TUBES rights and interests are provided by U. S. Behind the peace-system of the nations and FOR SALE—4 acres of medium ed room In Selwltz Building. Inquire “ In the use of arbitration and sized corn fodder. Herbert McIntosh, Selwitz Shoe Shop. become possessed by a sense of 1 457 MAIN STREET our readiness to use to the full the ( Buckland. Tel. 989-4. TO RENT—4 or 5 room tenement, assured security. The nations may It>’wip.6 supposed to he a “ horrible” World Court, the United States lags never be able to dispense with mil FOR SALE—Barred Rock pullets. all Improvements. Inquire Chef Csano. behind all nations in the League of patane, and Nathan Samuels, left, 155 Oak. 'Telephone 1225-3. itary or naval force. But they S months old. Also W. E. JACKSON Nations, and is far behind the more wlihl Charles Juliand won first chicken and geese. M. J. Boland. 86o should, In time, maintain it solely E. Middle Turnike, Manchester-Green. FOR RENT—4 room tenement on advanced ones,” it says. Ma|s Ridgewood street, with improve for purposes of law and order, and ! Telephone 447-5. “ All the governments that have not for purposes of war. ments. Furnished rooms for light McGovern Granite Co. joined the League of Nations have housekeeping. Inquire .09 Foster Self Defense Right )RAW YOURSELF UP! FOR S>':/E—Fine mealy G“een agreed to ‘submit— any dispute Mountf-’-j potatoes delivered at 82.00 street, corner of Bissell street. CEMETERY MEMORIALS “The policy advocated does not per ti’iiieL, Call 579 Hartford road, likely to lead to rupture— either to FOR RENT—Second floor, five room Represented by arbitration or judicial settlement question the right of a nation to C&idago.— Speed and accuracy telephone 2-xS-3 after 5. flat, refirlshed, 33 Cooper street, rent self defense. This right is inher ar to inquiry,’ and ‘in no case to of tlloijight Increase when you draw FOR SALE — Charm Crawford $30.00 per month. Home Bank & Trust C. W. H.^RTENSTEIN ent and inalienable. What is urged up ir muscles, experiments re- kitchen range, grey enamel finish. In Co. resort to war until three months is the need of so organizing the na 14W Summit St. Telephone 1621 after’’ the result of such submission centljj ionducted at the University perfect condition aiid a perfect baker. tions for justice, for mutual assur lcl9.go Indicate. Forty students D. Hemlngwaj', 49 Oxford street. ___ FOR RENT—On Charter Oak street. is known,”’ is the first comment. of Ct near'Main street, four room tenement. ance of rights and interests and for were to work learning a series Phillip Lewis, 83 Charter Oak street. “ Several matters— Switzerland and P dice Protection FOR SALE—Sweet elder $6.0.0 a Sweden, France and Germany, security, that suspicions and fears of not (ense syllables and adding barrel at the mill. Call 970-5. Man shall vanish, confidence develop, columi of digits. Tt was found times the policeman look: chester. H. Silverstein, Bolton._____ FOR RENT—Six room flat on Cam amoi^ others, have also gone fur bridge street, all modern Improve ther and have made special treaties and the sense of need for battle they iked much faster while ex- like k superfluous’ member cl FOR SAliE—Soda Shop, confec ments. Inquire of 16 Cambridge street ships and battalions disappear. erting ;rlp of 11 pounds. the community. But when tionery and grocerj store, next ^o or phone 504. of arhitratihn for every kind of dis pute' without exception, including “ The most subtle and sinister he is needed, he is right on \ Nathan Hale schooL Over COO children causes of war are national monop pass dally, candy trace lone pays TO RENT—5 room tenement, fur even those of ‘vital interest and na* » I AND REMEDY the j'ob. all expenses. Price right If taken at nace, gas. 7 minutes from mills. 30 General (Contractors olies of materials, transportation Essex street. Telephone 1287-13. tional honor.’ once. Reason for selling, opening “ Of the forty-eight nations which and markets essential to modern Londi -Germs carry their Same way with accident and market at my store at Manchester industrial nations. A world peace FOR RENT — Three, and tour have joined the Permanent, Court own am )tea, according to Sir health insurance. In an Green. C. J. Wooi-house. 1<6 Spruce program inevitably requires such street. ___ room apartments, heat, janitor ser Baildera of “ Better Ballt ilonies” of International Justice, twenty- Thomas )rder, physician to the emergency, when illness oi vice, gas range, refrigerator. In-a- Telephone 1565-2. four, including France, have accept economic adjustments and arrange Prince o: ’ales. So, ’£ a patient is FOR SALE—Seasoned hardwood, door bed furnished. Call Manchester ments as will provide all nations accident puts .an imexpected Construction Company, 2100 or tele ed the ‘optional’ clause. Each is sufferini irtain diseases the prop- prompt delivery $13 per cord. Phone with a fair share of the world’s nat er treat! Is to give him more streiin on your pocketbbok, 106-2.______phone 782-2. thus liable to be called into Court by any one of the other twenty- ural resources and markets. A of the gel —the proper solution, Connecticut General accident FOR SALE—Hard wood slabs sajv- TO RENT—October 1st. 4 room Shop: 285 West Center street ‘hold up’ is as unjust to a nation as The treat! lot has shown particu- and health insurance pajrs you Td stovo length, $12 per cord. Tele tenement on Vine street, good loca three governments which thinks it to an individual.” phone 476-12. O. H. Whipple. Andover. tion. lights and gas. Rent only $2‘2. has a. case that comes within the larly isults in pneumonia a weekly income and helps with C o n n . ______monthly. Apply to W. F. Lewis, 11 jurisdiction of the Court. and septici la. doctor’s fees. Vine street. Arbitration Lagghig FOR SALE—Chestnut wood, hard ’8 NERVE Arremge to have it ready i{ •wood, and hard wood slabs sawed to FOR RENT—Heated, apartment of "In this matter, therefore, of order. L. T. Wood. 55 Bissell street, 5 or 6 rooms, with modern Improv- Metal Worker arbitration treaties and of readiness WAPPING an3rthing happens. telephone 496. ments. Robert V. Treat. Phone 468. to use to the full the services of the Irate flat seller: Look here, World Court, the United States is A total of 460 votes were cact Brown, youf| ternal radio kept me Connecticut General REAL ESTATE FOP. RENT—In Greenacres, first Copper and galvanized Iron gut and second floor flats at 73 and 75 behind all the nations in the Leag in the South Windsor town election up until ml( tht! The frlen) iThy, old man, yon LifelnsuranceCompany Benton street. Call 820. ters, tin and paper roofing, hot air ue of Nations, and far behind the yesterday, the voting being in the EAST CENTER STREET—Single more advanced ones. Wapping Center school hall; 261 ought to haye Stayed up an hour six room, oak floors, steam heat, “ In authorizing adherence to the longer. We| |lt some great stuff FAYETTE B. CLARKE, Agt large lot. two car garage, can be WANTED furnaces, repaired and reset. voted the straight Republican tick bought fo r less than cost, at $8,500. Permanent Court of International et, 128 the straight Democratic from Paris.— 1 bsing Show, Lon- •with small amount of cash. Let don. 10 Depot Sq. • Tel. 292 WANTED—Position by middle aged Justice the United States did not ticket, 66 were split and 7 were re Lleut.-Cpm. H. T. Bartlett. U. S. N., show you this bargain. Wallace D. accept the ‘optional’ clause of the Hobb, 853 Main street. woman taking care of children or as jected. who is to command the Navy’s a working companion for an elderly statute creating the Court. The woman. A good home desirable to Carl F. Allen was elected judge forthcoming 2200-mile flight from BUCKLAND—Nine room single, proposal is that the United States of probate on both tickets. uiiiimiiiiiiimutiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiimiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii electric lights, own water system, wages. .Address Companion. Tel. 423 Wm. Bray should, as a matter of policy, make Philadelphia to Colon, C. Z, - large barn, two car garage, hennery or write 775. Parker street. So. Man For representative, Everett A. and two acres of good land. The ask chester, Conn. 19 Wadsworth Street use of the Permanent Court of In Buckland, Republican, received 293 in g price is $6000, but see It and make ternational Justice in the settle us an offer. ’Wallace D. Robb. 853 WANTED—Fluff rugs made to, votes while Leslie Newberry, Demo LEAVES TOWN ART. order from your old carpets. Write ment of all those disputes' which crat, had 152. Main street. the Court Is competent to settle. New York. — The sum of $3000 for particulars. C. Schulz, 5 Chamber- For Justices of the Peace, Wil WADSWORTH STREET — Two lain street, Rockville. “ The Permanent Court, by its and 10 of his paintings were be family twelve room, strictly modern, very nature as a Court of Justice, is liam J. Thresher, Republican polled queathed to Seymour, Ind., “ to start lU R A N CE including steam heat, extra large lot, WANTED—Position by young mar SWEET CDER not competent to deal with every a total of 296 votes, John F. Rlor- a museum",” , by H. Vanve Swope, ried man, just moved here from Ver price reasonable for quick sale. Wal kind of dispute. To solve disputes dan. Democrat, 145; Max Adelson, well-known painter who died re lace D. Robb, 853 Main street. mont. High school graduate, 25 years Fresh from Press, $7.00 Barrel. r, 296; Raymond Jl. Burnham, r, i __ of age, willing to start work iVn- 10 Gallon Keg, $2.00. which do not come under its juris cently. Mr. Swope was born in = ^ CAMBRIDGE STREET—Six room mediately. Call 45 Main street, or diction other methods are needed. iC02; G. Leslie Case, 301; Fannie Seymour. Best Guardian ot bungalow, strictly modem with three telephone 972-4. OPEN EVERY DAY Tm S WEEK. M. Bidwell, 301. car garage, at the amazingly low The proposal Is that the United price o f $7300. W allace D. Robb, 853 Rear of 192 Slain Street. States should cooperate with other fe and Property Main street. nations in creating and maintaining m e t a l c it y POPE A CUMBER. Tel. 118-12. the needed agencies. FOR SALE OR RENT—Modern AVAXTED Aggression Rome. — The Pope recently ac eight room house, all conveniences, New Braunfels, x^ex.— This Is a two car garage . Located on Strick By an unmarried professional ‘‘An 'aggressor,” as commonly complished a feat never done by his land street. In fine residential sec man. room and board in private thought of, is the party that fires metal-covered city. Sparks from predecessors when he' climbed to family. References exchanged. tion. For Information call Manches the first shot, or that first declares chimneys have little chance pf lo- the dome of St. Peter’s Basilica. E If ter UOO or 418. Reply by letter to Box W, care Farr Bros., Props Jug harm. Ninety-five per cent of The Pontiff, during his younger o f Herald. war,, or that first crosses the fron tier. Experience proves this idea the roofs are of sheet steel. A fire yearSt was a skilled, mountain climb to be quite impractical. Each nation chief 30 years ago began outlawing er. He stood on .the topmost bal TO RENT TENNIS WANTED—Girl to assist with light, In the Great War regarded itself as wood and gradually the city has cony for several lours, viewing the InsuraiYonr Valuables general housework and care of chil fighting In self defense. Though the become almost fireproof. city in the sunset.. TO RENT—3 4 room tenements dren. Mrs. Geo. S. Smith, 158 East London, (United Press). Nov. United States sent its troops to B5 Wells street, one garage. B. Center street. A BOX IN i t o O D SA1'’E DEPOSIT VAULT Carlnl agent, 362 Garden street. — Helen Wills still reigns in Eng Europe, no American would for a land. The demure California tennis W.4.NTED — Girl for delicatessen moment admit that this was an act niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiniiinu \\ IS THE FOR RENT— Four, 5 room rents at store, one with experience preferred. player, whose simple conduct and of aggression, North End, $15 a month. Mark Florence’s Delicatessen, Corner Main terrific tennis captivate Great Bri Holmes. Phone ’406-2. “ The need therefore o f a new and Maple streets. tain, is still well remembered, '^he practical definition has become ur i 5 BEST ANP'iCHBAPEST LNSURANCB. FOR RENT—Two, 5 room flats, all WANTED—To buy cars for junk. latest sign of her continued popu gent. The test proposed is willing Improvements, except gas. North Used parts for sale. Abel’s Service larity is supplied by Mrs. Sattherth- ness to submit one’s dispute to I 8 Acres State Road | School street, $25 month. Mark Station. Oak street. TeL 789. Holmes. Phone 406-2. waite, one of England’ s best tennis some peaceful settlement and to The M m ehester Trust Co* WANTED—Ambitious -fe.!. boys. players.’ At Gleneagles, in company abide by the results. The nation FOR RENT—Four room rent, all Wonderful opportunity to learn the improvements. North Main street. with Lord Charles Hope and Sir that will not submit its disijutes but I Gas Station I barber tra*’. Latest methods taught instead resorts to war is, by tUs Phone 1411-3. Complete course $35.00. Day or eve Joseph Tlchborne, she appeared In X ning class. Call or write far Informa a new adaptation of the famous definition, declared the ‘aggressiisqjr.’ with seven room house, 3-acre tobacco shed, garage. This is a s FOR RENT—Three rooms for light tion. Vaughns Strictly Sanitary Bar Helen Wills eye-shade. The visor- Which side fires the first shot is real .good proposition for the right man. Price is'only $4500. S housekeeping. Apply 46 Foster street. ber School, 14 Market street, Hart South Manchester. like shield against the sun is pipeej^ not important. The important TVo miles from Manchester. 5 ford, Conn. question is which side refuses a with red and two slim ribbons, also Five building lots, close to state road, short distance east 2 TO RENT—Nearly new five room WANTED—Some pleasure the^o peaceful settlement. Both sides flat. All Improvements. Rent $33 per piped/ with red, go around the of Green School. $650 takes them all. s long evenings? Why not have that wearer’s head and fasten in a small might be aggressors under the month. Garage available. Call 1567. phonograph fixed and enjoy the old terms of the new definition. ^vorite records once again. Braith- bow over the forehead. The Helen Right at the Green, seven-room single, city water, poultry 5 FOR RENT—5 large rooms, all “ The proposal is that the United Fire UaWUty walte. 150 Center street yard, lot 65x179. Price only $4000. ~ modern Improvements, steam heat, Wills eye-shade is increasingly popular on English courts, but Mrs. States in cooperation with other na 295 North Main street. • WANTED—A woman to do gen tions shall accept this new defini Dr. Hotaling’s place on Cambridge street, beautiful corner S ^ eral housework. No washing. Mrs. Satterthwaite’s Improvement on it location, house has 6 rooms, upper and lower porches, fireplace, S r FOR RENT—Garage. Inquire 54 Walter Olcott 21 Forest street TeL is novel. tion of an ‘aggressor.’ Maple street. 357. “ Refusal to help an aggressor Is tiled vestibule and bathroom floors, garage. Sacrifice price. Immediate occupancy. In s) a n c e FOR RENT—Four room flat In new more important than may at first house all improvements at 170 Oak appear. The United States is the Wadsworth street, 10-room double, modern, walk and curo- street with garage. Inquire 164 AUTOMOBILES FAMED TREE S.4VED. greatest industrial nation in the Ing, a good bargain at $7000. Oak street or call 616-5. world and the greatest potential London, — A mango tree in TO RENT—6 room tenement, all FOR SALE— 1925 Ford coupe, gooil producer of munitions of war. In modern improvements. Newly re- condition. M. L, Morrison, 24 Clin Ujljl, Tanganyika territory, Africa, case of war breaking out between a RICH s flnished. At 142 Birch street, telephone ton street. Phone 867. has been set off by a rail and stone nations which had accepted the new 1696. fence as a memorial. It was at definition of aggression, if one of "FOR SALE—Essex roadster, ex I Robert J. Smkh 1009 Main St. I TInkar Bnfldtne, Sontk Manehesttak Ujiji that H. M’. Stanley found the the nations, violating its pledges, FOR RENT—Six room tenement on cellent condition. Price reasonable. OPEN EVENINGS. 3 7 Hamlin street with garage. Call 812. Call 1075 after 5:00 o’clock. grent explorer, Idvingstone, 54 precipitated the war, relying on the years ago. Livingstone, exhausted, United States, a neutral, for financ- — lieai &S161.. — > Insurance — Steamship Tickets E | TO RENT—4, room tenement on F O R ' SALE— 1926 Chevrolet sedan, Knox street Inquire 20 Knox street, new tires, $500. Terms if desired, 97 was resting under the tree when es and munitions, under such condi upstairs phone 1699- Main street, Manchester, Stafiley reached him. tions the United States might in imiiniiimiuuiiiuiiiinuuuiinumimiiummiiiunnumiininuiuniimiiniiiiii TiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiuiiumiiiiiiiiuiiiuiiiiuidMiuiiiiimiiiiiuiiimiiinntHUHMtnw* > d . P A C ^ t e V f i N MANCfiESTER E V E r^G HERAliD, WEDNl^DAY, NOV. 3,1923. has brought down the highest “ COUNTRY STORE” AT forms of praise from critics the “ BROWN OF HARVARD” country \over! You have long Saye ti^ Free Souvenir awaited an opportunity to see Something New and THE STATE TONIGHT “ Red” do his stuff; here’s that op AT RIALTO TOMORROW Coupons You Receive portunity. Don’t miss it! There Outstanding Interest will also be as usual five acta of A delightful waivpictur&—one With Every Purchase. Real Football Game on the selected vaudeville. Think of that! Every Day Wisey Smith & Co. that Is wholly different from the A football game on the stage, a They Are Valuable. Stage, “Red” Grange in “One accepted war photoplay is Jetta At the Anniversary Sale H a rtfo rd INC. great football picture, and five Qoudal’s initial star picture which Minute to Play” and Five acts of select vaudeville! Acts Vaudeville Last Part of The first act will be Artnand and is being shown at the Rialto for Week. Devore and Co. in a “ Pretentious the last time today and this eve Dancing Revue.” Then comes Al ning. It is called “ Her Man o’ War” W e W ill Be Glad To Cash Cheney Brothers Pay Checks. ton and Derex as “ Vintage ^f and William Boyd plays the mascu Tonight is “ Country Store Kite” ’98.” Jim Fulton and Company, a line lead. The scenes are laid behind Free Telephone Service for Manchester— Call 1530. »t the State; it is also “ Surprise standard comedy sketch full of the German lines and the heroine is Kite.” Now that’s saying a lot, lAughs, and presented by three real a pretty Alsatian girl who'works a but when we go on to say that there artists, comes next, as “ The Mayor vegetable farm. Boyd cast as an is also a double feature picture and the Manicure.” It deals with American doughboy penetrates the' program, well, that’s saying a a tricky manicurist trying to get enemy lines bent on a dangerous whole lot more than a lot. You the best of a mayor’s son. The spying mission. He permits him all know what a “ Country Store mayor, played by Jim Fulton is a self to be captured, claims to be a Kite” is. All those valuable pres character that will hand you one deserter and in the course of events ents are given away, and you get laugh after another. The fourth is assigned by the German military all those loud, long laughs. More act will be “Typical Topical Sing commander to assist Cherle Every Day Is Coat over, you get a big surprise. And ers,” and they are some singers, Schultse (Mias Goudal) in working then with a double feature prq,— too. The closing act will be Ben her farm. This results in complica gram, you get the biggest bargain Benson and Company, a distinctive tions and when Cherie discovers bill hereabouts. Is it worth while novelty offering presented by Ben that the doughboy is a spy and going to the State tonight? Well, Benson. It is a typical comedy hales him before the Commander he we hope to tell you! variety offering starting with a is ordered shot. A poignant love in The double feature program will comedy singing trio, introducing terest and some real drama de- j include “ A Trip to Chinatown,” bits of dancing exceptionally well j Day At the velops from then on that makes starring Margaret Livingston and presented. A burlesque on the | one of the most Earle Foxe. This is a hilarious, ! same dance concludes with the last' °v«»,. side-splitter that concerns a guy I word in acrobatic hand-to-hand dramas released th^s > ear, feats. There you have it— a real A rib-tickling comedy, a novelty who thouight he had only a week to reel and the customary news events live. Then he took a “Trip to Chi football game, a''great football pic natown" and got a new lease on ture and five acts of vaudeville. will also be shown. Ufe. This picture will give you a What more would you wish for? “Brown of Harvard” the feature new lease on life, too! - The other attraction for tomorrow only is a Anniversary picture is “ Racing Blood” with timely picture that should fascinate Robert Agnew and Anne Cornwall. DOUBLE FEATURE AT everyone. Interest in the doings of Here are the thrills of the steeple j the younger generation is now cen And Every Ck)at in This Group Combines the Utmost chase, the excitement of the race tering particularily on the activities track, and the romance of youth CIRCLE FOR TWO DAYS of college students. Stories exposing in Style With a Price YouTl Be Glad to Pay for Such all combined in a heart stirring the charms and foibles of under drama of flying hoofs and top graduate life figure dally in the speed love. Lon Chaney in “The Penalty” press, while editorials and sermons LUXURIOUS GARMENTS Something hew will be at the Showing for Last Times To are filled with references to the ad State on Thursday, Friday and night. vantages and disadvantages of high Saturday. A real football game er education, “Brown of Harvard” Fabrics Rich will be staged at the State theatre. ' “ The Penalty,” featuring Lon is a rollicking tale of modern col J The game will he between the Chaney, is one of that actor’s lege life, full of profound pathos And Autumn North Ends and the All Stars, both and Infectious humor, packed with Manchester teams. You never saw greatest films. Chaney is the great- a real football game on a stage be- 1 f st character portraj er in the busi- dramatic punch and unusual situa Furs Of Shades fore. You’ve seen games on the } n^s. You remember such master- tions and told with a directorial gridiron, on the street, in the back- i pieces as “ The Miracle Man, He skill that has produced life on the The yard— but you’ve never seen one Who Gets Slapped, The Hunch- campus with startling fidelity. The That Are on a stage! | of Notre Dame,” and “ The The film fairly bubbles with the Better “ Red” Grange will be featured i Phantom of the Opera.” Well, here vitality of youth. Jack Pickford, The Vogue in the picture attraction, “ One 1 is a picture that is fully as great Mary Brian, William Haines and Kind Minute to Play,” a merry, stirring i as any of these, and perhaps, just Mary Alden appear in the cast. picture of inter-collegiate football a hit finer than any one or all of Selected short subjects will also be with the game’s greatest star. them. How Chaney performs so shown as well as amateur contest “ Red” is as much a sensation on wondrously in the various dif v/hich will be staged tomorrow Such Style Feature As Shawl Collar of Fur and Fur Down the Front. the screen as he is on the gridiron. ficult roles that he plaj's excites night. He’s the first athlete champ to the wonderment and admiration of crash through with a picture that everyone ■who sees him. By all means see this picture. It will be 40 DRIVERS ON THE shown for the last times tonight. On Thursday and Friday there Football Time Is Fur Coat Time will be a double feature program SUSPENDED UST including Ken Maynard, the new, And You Will Get Pleasure and Satisfaction From Your Fur Coat Long After the Football Season Is Ovei, Mark Holmes ’ uimensely popular Western star in “ The Unknown Cavalier,” and The weekly list of operators “ That Model From Paris,” and im whose licenses to drive automobiles Funeral Director mensely entertaining comedy dra in Connecticut have been suspend Anniversary Special Fur Coat Offering ma. ed for one year while driving und “ The Unknown Cavalier” is a er the influence of liquor was giv Licensed Embalmer. thrilling drama of the West that is en out today at the state motor ve different. It is a diversion from the hicle department as a part of the Northern Seal Lady Assistant. Calls Day set form of Western picture. It has effort to reduce this highway men At something new, something better ace. There are forty names on the Caracul With Natural SquiiTel or Night. along this line. In “ That Model list. Six cases were appealed. The Combined Witli Fox Shawl Collar From Paris” the second feature, department statement advised peo 223 No. Main St., Phone 406-2. is the story of the unsophisticated ple to notify the department or the little cashier in a cloak and suit police in case they should see any Sealine house who borrows one of the best of the suspended drivers operating Natural Muskrat dresses from the sample room, motor-vehicles: With Beig«, Squirrel , 3 ATTERY.W0 RK goes to the theater with some Irving M. Austiri, Port Chester, With Self Collar Collar, Guffs friends and there is discovered by N. Y. and Front her bpsB with the dress. She is August Baer, Waterbury. Authoriced “Willard” Service Ubald Beaudet, New Britain. Station. given a letter for a position as a Mendoza Beaver model in another establishment, Omer Bernier, Putnam. *150This Group of Handsome Fur American Opossum Fred Breault, Central Village. Carbon Burning. where she is billed as the greatest Combined With Sport Model Auto Electrical Work. Parisian model. This brings her in James D. Brideau, Bridgeport. Beige SquiiTel Coats Defies Comparison to many adv^entures, chief among Peter Buckavich, Wethersf.'eld. Electrical Appliances Repaired. Albert Champagne, New Britain. them being loved by the son of t ------— At This Anniversary Sale Price Free Crankcase Service. the proprietor, who, after a court Timothy Conklin, Torrlngtdn. ship in which French grammars Lea F. Connaughton, New Haven are used, discovered the deception Alfred Cybulskl, Waterbury. JOHN IbAIISOLA and then the denouement. In the Verner G. DeForest Hartford. With Barrett & Robbins cast are featured Bert Lytell and Eddie Fowler, Trumbull. Marcellne Day. Lester Fox, Bristol. 913 Main St. Phone 39*2 Jasper Gamble. Bridgeport. Anniversary Sale O f Linen Lunch Sets Rolland H. Gibson, Elmwood. Frederick L. Jeffers, West Hart ford. Five Hundred Sets just received from our. German office. Size 36x86, and 4 Napkins to match. ^ 1 «0 0 John Kaezypienski, Thomaston Frank Lajole, Middletown. Assorted Colors, hemmed ready for use. Regular $1.39 value. Very Special, se t ...... Joseph Laroche, Killingly. Gustaf Lindquist, East Hartford. Joseph Mhinville, Versailles. All Linen Bleached TABLE PADDINGS William A. Markwell, Milford. Peter Maskunas, Waterbury. Thomas McGuire, Waterbury. TOWELING 54-in. Quilted Table Padding. Mrs. Kathryn B. McKernan, Regular $1.49. Sale, yard . $1.25 Newington Junction. Earl McKinstry, Portland. 54-in. Felt Table Padding. Russell H. Northam, Hartford. Regular $1.39. Sale, yard . $1.00 W. E. Robinson, Stamford. Fernand C. St. Cyr, Meriden. 54x76-in. Table Pads. Frank Springy, Easton. Y aid Yard Yard Yard Yard Regular $2.98. Sale, each . $2.75 Pure Linen Hemstitched Francis B. Standbridge, Nauga Reg. 25c Reg. 29c Reg. 39c Reg. 49c -Reg. 59c tuck. 54x54-in. Table Pads. Laurits Stolberg, Georgetown. Napkins Alex Szabo, South Norwalk. Regular $2.69. Sale, each . $2.49 Peter V. Taragowskt, East A L L LINEN 42x64-in. Table Pads. V Granby. Size 18x13 Joseph TIcar, South Norwalk. GLASS TOWELING Regular $2.49. Sale, each . $2.25 Dominic Toezko, New Britain. Regular 29c kind George WIckwIre, New Britain. Regular Price 29c Yard. 42x76-in. Table Pads. George J. Wright, Sound Beach. at, § a c h ...... 39c Quality, 35c. — 50c Quality, 45c. Regular $2.75. Sale, each . $2.49 20c CRUEL OVERSIGHT. Jones— Why don’t Brown and Robinson speak now? j t Smith— 'Well, Brown wrote a YOU DON’T kAT. the Hartford Seminary Foundation tertained this annual gathering. book with no end of scandal in it Arrangements have been made to about people we know. and Professor of Systematic Theol 2,500 DELEGATES TO BE entertain several hundred in prl- “ Where is the sponge I asked ALWAYS DEADTIRED? Jones— I seq— he put Robinson ogy since 1904; and on Friday you to buy?” evening the service will be led by •vate homes throughout the city. How sad! Sallow complexioa, c o a ^ in it. Because of the excellent program “ I couldn't see a good one. They tongue, poor aiq)etit^ bad breath, pim Smith— No, that’s just the point.’ AT S. S. CONVENTION Key. Dr. ’W'il;iam D. Beach of New all had holes in them!”—Tit-Bits, ply skkiandahraystired.What’8wroog? ^ Haven. Dr. Beach Is superinten which has been prepared by the When Baby Complains. Th e rrtjr He didn’t.— Passing Show, Lon ocirnmittee, it is expected that London. ’ You are poisooed. The bowels are dogged' 0 « ifclntss don. dent of tlie New Haven district, and liver inactive. Take this famous ntilktr 0^m.>fcrpliine^ Methodist Episcopal church. large numbers will attend all ses There are many -ways a baby has of Mh>waiTHOTNAit«y* The State Sunday School Con sions of the convention. prescik>tioa used constantly in ol SHE USED ’EM. Dr. Sidney. Adams Weston, well- calomd by men and women for ZO years expressing any pain or irregularity or Freda— W'as he on his knees vention at Hartford on Wednesday, \ Thursday and Friday, NovemTCr kno-wii editor of Boston, will ad P r o m p t n e s s —I>r. Edwards’ (Mive Tablets. They are digression from its normal condition of S eit»» _ I when he proposed to you? harmlessyet'v^eSective. Acenqpound I 17, 18 and 19, will bring together dress the convention Thursday aft health and happiness. A short sharp Ella— No. I was on them.— Dorf- ernoon ' on “ What Shall We NEVER TOO OLD. of vegetable ingredients and o lm dl. karbier, Berlin. some 2,500 delegates from all sec They act eadly upon the bowds, foee the cry, a prolonged irritated cry. Restless MM W I tions of the commonwealth. The Teach ?’“ Dr. Weston has been with W eW illTakePride London.— It’s never too late to system of poison caused by faulty dim- ness, a constant turning of the head or three days session will be held in the Congregational Publishins So YES, DO mend, and a hen Is never too old^ m ination and tone tq> liver. of the whole body, fretful. In these CenstlpaUon»«H)‘W*2** the beautiful new edifice of the ciety since 1904, and is n5w busi Y*assenger: I think the country ness manager of the Pilgrim Press, to hatch. That’s the inference Be beautiful. Have rosy diedcs. dear and other ways a baby tells you there and around here extraordinarily pret Central Baptist church, and the drawn from the fact that a • 20- eyes and muthful ener^ that make a Lo«sorSi*«r„, 'program committee has engaged Boston. Dr. Weston Is the author P r o m p d y is something wrong. Most mothers itsullintilartftow ty! year-old. ben at Heppershall Beds success of life. Take Dr. Edwards’ Olhre several speakers N)! national proim- of “ The World a Field for Chris Tabtets, d ^ tly . Know them by their know that a disordered stomach, or Speed-Fiend; Is It? I must see it tian Serrlce,” “ Problems of Youth recently hatched a brood of 14 nence to address this notable gath chicks. It has been held by mosl E x e c u t in g o iiv e o ^ . 15c. 30c mid 60c. bowels that do not act naturally arc the some day.— Punch, London. ering of Christian workers In the on Social Life,” and “ Studies in the Books of Ruth and James.” authorities that the hen la too ole cause of most of baby’s sufferings. A field of religious education. to hatch at the age of three years and call for the doctor is the first thought, Dr. James L. McConaughy, Much Interest is centered in the president of Wesleyan University, address, “ Fifty Points in a Good but in the event of any delay there Sunday. School,” to be delivercl by n e t t h e b d o w e . P r o p e r ly should be ready at hand a safe remedy Middletown, who will address the opening session on “ Making the Dr. Herman H. Home, Protessor of NOTICE! such as Fletcher’s (Dastoria. History of Education and History Painter (airily)—My dear fel World Christian,” was Professor of low, I paint a picture in two days C o m p le t in g Education and English at Bowdoln of Philosophy, New York UnivemlT I have taken over the agency foi Castoria has been used for baby’s ailments for over 30 years ty. New York City, since 1999. and think nothing of it, the well known Spencer Corsets in from 1909-1915, Professor of Edu , Critical Friehd— I quite agree and lus merited the good will of the family physician in a measure Deal promptly with a cold. Use cation at Dartmouth, . 1915-1918, Some of pr. Horne’s better known your South Manchester. the most efficient, most complete books are: “ The Philosophy of with you.— Answers, London. not equaled by any other baby’s medicine b^ u se of its harmless- and was president of Knox College Corsets made to order; suppori help. That Is HILL’S. It Is so he accepted rnethe Education,” “Idealism in Educa ness and the good results achieved. Ideal that we paid H.000,000 for lt.| u S r s tion,” “ Free Will and Human Re STRONG FOR THO»IA8 Plumbing W ork Ing corsets'a ipecialty. HILL’S stops the cold In 24 hours, 1 presidencyPresidency of _ _ Wesleyan . Universitj. sponsibility,” Modern Problems as And remember this: Castoria is essentially a baby’s remedy and The Wednesday evening service Eddie Collins < is of the bpinidn checks the fever, opens the bowels, of worship will be in charge of Dr. Jesus Saw Them,” and “ Jesus— not a cure-all for every member of the family. What might help tones the entire system. Millions the Master Teacher.” > that the experience gained during John N. Lackey, pastor of the Cen the past season by Pitcher Thomes M rs. M . F . you is too often dangerous when given to a babe. ^ now employ it. Start it today. tral Baptist church, Hartford: the The many delegates will receive of the White Sox Is Just what h^ Thursday evening service will be a Warm welcome in .the Capital Joseph Wilspn T o avoid imiutions always look for the signature o f #UWC«an4iMMkQiAiiD. City of'the state, as It has been needed to develop him into n con-^ led by Dr. 'William Douglas Mac- 28 Spruce St. Phone 641. Proven directions on each package. Physicians eveiywhere recommeod it ,, ke&zie, who has been president of soma yean since Hertford has en* liitent winder. MePardanid '/ > • ■C-C'.' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3 ,192«, PAGE E IG H t GILEAD The Theater Wins C0ALI17AT0H BRITISH PROSPBCT In the absence of Rev. John SIGHT WITHOUT Deeter, G. T. Bochman of the Con necticut Temperance Union oc cupied the pulpit Sunday. London. — With coal k ' Mrs. Wluthrop Porter and chil ton, three times, at least ;l|yigl)fir American Women, dren returned from their visit in than pre-war prices, the j^ ii^ h Patient Effort Is New Britain Sunday. housewife faces a difficult proposh Mr. and Mrs. George Chandler tion for the winter. ■ ^ Wolcott of Rochester, N. Y., spent Repaid By Cell Blind, Prove It Monday afternoon and night with Open fire grates, wasteful in coal consumption, are practically univer their aunt, Mrs. Mary Prentice. Monday evening there was a sal in Britain. A quarter of a ton Perception Possible a week is not regarded usually as meeting at the hall of the active an extravagant allowance for an managers -of farms. E. B. Tucker, ordinary house. But this year the County Agricultural Agent and housewife will be met with a slv^rt- long ago. Yet she has accomplish Paul Putnam were present. Mr. lage of supplies as well as high By VIRGINIA SWAIX Putnam presented pictures of farms XEA Ser\ice Writer. ed the rudiments of sight. prices. The labor of getting eyeless sight in the state that are paying better Very Btrln.genl regulation of New York, Nov. 3.— The blin than average for labor, explained may learn to see without eyes. is enormous. It is not always tbe supplies are already foreshadowed same, but varies with the health why, and the factors that can aid by the government, unless the Helen Keller has followed the most Connecticut farms to pay well. line between shadow and bright and mental state of the blind per mining dispute sUbuld be very This meeting is planned to be the sunlight as it crept across a wall 15 son. It often changes from hour quickly ended. Imports of foreign to hour. It has very strict limita first of six monthly meetings, coal have fallen off, and - the ap feet away. November to April, at which some Mrs. Leila Holterhoff Heyn, an tions. proach of cold weather ha^ made other New York blind woman now At present, the patient submits to definite point will be considered and the conservation of supplies an im in Paris, has succeeded more fully, a state of semi-hypnosis. At once, opened for discussion to the group. perative necessity. even to the point of recognizing the critics may object that the patient There is considerable Improve Strict rationing will very shortly color of flowers and the outlines of | does not really see, but gets sugges ment in the condition of Hart E, be put ia force. OiFy essential large type in newspaper headlines. tions from the person working with Buell who has been seriously ill for services, such as hospitals, lighting, But— her. Mrs. Leila Holterboff Heyn. several weeks. water, sanitation will have anything Disappointments Ahead. Helen Keller. That is not the case. Semi- Mr. and Mrs. Myron Post of Sil like a full supply. The ordinary Tills eyeless sight is a bitter, ex hypnosis is practised merely to precise. After nine painful ses ver Lane, spent Monday with Mr. household, ;u all probability will be hausting and uncertain process. It Keller says, she was able to get empty the consciousness of all' ex sions, she learned to:recognize red, and Mrs. A. H. Post. rationed strictly to fifty-six pounds requires intense concentration, pa “ sight” impressions through the traneous matters. Absolute con yellow, blue, orange, rose, green Mrs. Clara Hanmer has returned per week. tience and effort. Miss Keller anvd cells of her cheeks and chest. She centration is essential. and black. to Wethersfield after spending the Foreign Imports, owing to the Mrs. Heyn believe, however, that in got impressions of weight, pressure Mrs. Heyn has progressed so far But after the . twenty-fourth summer at the Wells-Way home home demand, have fallen from 1,- time this eyeless vision may be ac and heat. She followed the line of that she can put herself in this seance, she went to a railway sta stead. 000,000 tons to 750,000 tons per cessible to every blind person. sunlight. state of semi-hypnosis and conduct tion, and was uhable to distinguish Messrs. Hubbard and Rockwell week, and in consequence the gas Instead of seeing with the eye, Extreme fatigue followed these the experiments alone in her room. a single color, though she couW see entertained the young people at a companies are announcing a consid the alternative method is for the experiments. Her chest and cheeks This proves that the is not deluded the lights, the people and the taxis. Husking Bee at their farm Satur erable increase in their prices. blind person to receive sight im flamed with the blood brought to by another person. This shows how variable her pow day evening. ' What this deprivation of coal pressions through tiny cells in the the surface by her concentration. Saw Color First. ers are. Mr. and Mrs. Asa W. Ellis and means to the ordinary British She says she could feel an entirely At first, she got vlslori only by home, where the central heating skin of the face, neck and even In The process even with this excep family attended the golden wed the fingers. The system has been new sensation, as of millions of having objects very close. At the ding of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. plant is practically unknown, can tiny antennae pushing through her tionally well trained and intelligent end of the thirty-first seance, she developed by the French scientist, womah was very slow. It began Frank Waldo in Hebron Tuesday be easily imagined. poet and playwright, Louis Fari- skin, groping for light. could see her assistant at the other afternoon. Reversing Evolution. with the distinction of colors. side pf the room and describe his goule. That experimenter first an Later came the reading of head C. R. Perry and John Lyman are nounced his theory about two years Farigoule identifies these anten gestures. shingling E. B. Route’s house. nae as “ ocelles.” They are entire lines in newspapers. This was fol At the end of- the fifty-third ago in a book called “ E}'eless lowed by the recognition of faces Miss Edith Clapp of Hartford Sight.” ly different from other cells, and he seance, she walked in the streets, spent the week-end with Mr. and says they were unknown before he and forms. Mrs. Heyn saw her and saw the shop windows and the Mrs. Heyn went to Paris almost own silhouette in the mirror. Mrs. C. R. Perry. BAYER j i a n Immediately and begun experiments discovered thef. They doubtless steps of stairways. Mrs. Stone has returned to her are the same perception machinery She walked In a park and collect under Farlgoule’s direction. She ed jonquils from the flower beds, But there was one. persistent diffi home in Abbington after spending was a highly educated woman who as plants and low animal forms use culty in directing her movements. October with Mrs. Clara Hanmer. to distinguish light. In the evolu distinguishing them from the other had specialized in the subjects of flo'wers by their color. She always saw an object a little to Mr. and Mrs. John Colver aqd m o w SAFE psycho-analysis and medicine, and tionary process, the higher animals the right of its real position. Mrs. Alice Bartholomew and son having eyes lost the use of the She went to the Opera and saw her progress was rapid. the stage, distinguished some o'! the Today her education in seeing is Bennie spent the week end with Miss Keller’s experiments were “ ocelles.” Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ho iktr. Take without Fear as Told Reports of Mrs. Heyn’s progress colors and followed the movements as complete as Farigoule’s methods undirected except for the book and can compass. She distinguishes Fred Howard and Norman War are more startling. of one of the si^^gers. Extra-retinal The theater always has deplored the Intrusion ot radio In its field of her results were not so successful. vision thus far has been unable day from night. She knows sun ner attended the golden wedding of entertainment. But here’s one case that makes it thankful to radio. She says she will renew her efforts She has been totally blind since in “Bayer” Package she was a year and a half old, and to encompass the movements of a light, colors, letters, flares, draw Mr. and Mrs. Norman Howard in Janet Winters first made a hit when she sent her soprano voice over the with Mrs. Heyn when the latter re whole group of persons. ings. Her existence' has been en Asstead, N. H., last week. air through Station WOR in New York. Now she’s in the cast of the turns home. she wears artificial eyes. All mem ory of the visual world disappeared Finally visual character became riched and transformed.. Fred McCullum of Mansfield “ Greenwich Village Follies”— and she’s a winner. After 100 hours of work. Miss Depot was a visitor at E. W. Buell’s last Thursday. Merton W. Hills, Miss Laura at Wise, Smith & Company— there for twenty-five years, and it passed Aha ! Four of a Kind ! Hills and Jessie Hills were dinner are models for the young girls and into the hands of the third genera guests Sunday, at Mr. and Mrs. for the matron: becomingness, tion, Frank Nimitz, its present WAVE LENGTH PROBLEM John Loomis’ of Willimantic at comfort, style and value combined head. their summer home in Hampton. with a painstaking intelligent ser In the first of the two balls that vice for each individual. In a word closed the hotel’s history, old time FUR 00.1T PURCHASING there’s safety and satisfaction in dances and old time music .vere A TANGLE FOR EXPERTS buyictg fur coats and Fur Trimmed the order, to be succeeded in the Wise, Smith & Company, a Depend Coats at Wise, Smith & Co’s., and second by the thump of the Char able Place to Make Fur Garment during the Anniversary Sale valu leston, beating the requiem of the able Free Souvenirs besides. old Nimitz. Does not affect cording to their clearness of trans Selections. mission or audibility. He stresses One Solution Is Placing of When a young woman sets out OLD FREDERICKSBITRG HOTEL the H e art ability of a station to get good pro G Il^ S . BIG. GOOD-BY. DANCE The manuscript of Charles Dick gram niaterial. and therefore to buy a Fur Coat she realizes she ens’ first literary effort— a play is about to make a selection of Unless you see thj “ Bayer Cross” places those stations in large written by the great novelist at the Quality First— Suggest something that must last for years Fredericksburg, Tex.— The old on package or on tablets yoii are areas above others in importance, Nimitz hotel, for over eighty years age of 16— has been purchased by not getting the genuine Bayer — a thing of permanent value. It an English collector. for they can get the better enter must be a coat of warmth and ser a gathering place of the society of Aspirin proved safe by millions and Commission to Solve tainers. vice as well as possessing the style the south, and a landmark of its prescribed by physicians over twen After classifying the stations. lines of the season. In buying vanishing aristocracy, has seen its Dreher would divide hours of ty-five years for Question. Furs, the purchaser must place last ball here. Colds Headache broadcasting according to their Open house for two days, to a popularity. He would then furnish confidence in the dealer. C u t Flowers Neuritis Lumbago Wise, Smith & Company of gathering of its old patro-ns, mark Toothache Rheumatism one wavelength to an average city, Hartford enjoy a well merited rep ed its passing, to give way to a and let the stations in that area di Potted Plants Neuralgia Pain, Pain By ISRAEL KLEIN. utation as “ Dependable Furriers.” new, modern structure, and with Eac*- unbroken “ Bayer” package Radio Editor, NE.A. Service. vide the allotted time among them This important and extensive de it passed same of the old traditions selves. according to their grades. contains proven directions. Handy partment of the Wise, Smith estab that were part of the southern so Designs and Sprays boxes of twelve tablets cost few Now that the enthralling prob The highest grade station would lishment bfings out only furs of cial structure. A N D1 R f ' V GR F,LNM' 11 S1.S get first choice, and so on. cents. Druggists also sell bottles lem, “ Who’s going to pay for quality— selective peltry from only Captain Nipiitz founded the ho I'kll'i't- >> _i2-4 ot 24 and 100.— Adv. broadcasting?” has settled itself in All this division and classifica reliable sources and the depart tel in 1S46. His son managed it a natural way, another problem tion would be made by a suitable ment is governed by those who bobs up. federal commission, under supervi “know furs.” It’s— how is this tangle of so sion of a higher authority, or the This store handles furs on an many broadcasting stations on so courts, and would last a year. For immense scale thereby gaining ev few wavelengths going to be solv then new stations might arise with ery advantage of the market. The ed? higher power, or better facilities to present showing and the prices that And, as likely as not, this ques broadcast good programs, and prevail here are convincing evi tion, too, will ans-wer itself just as these should therefore be graded dence of this fact. XVith charac naturally. Time, competition, im accordingly. teristic foresight its buyers com provements will participate in tbe All this sounds interesting and pleted big transactions in furs be ultimate solution. plausible. But difficulties arise fore tbe recent strike and as a re Meantime, experts of one grade which might be hard to meet. sult are today in a position to or another are busying themselves. A Big Job .-Ahead. show assortments of Fur Coats to At one time even the present writ For instance, no commission meet every demand. Here one er had an idea he could contribute could grade a new station fot its can buy a practical Fur Coat as to the cause. programs, if it hasn’t yet been on Four of a kind— so much so that their school teachers and playmates reasonable as $100 and from that He graded the stations as to the air to show what It could do, can hardly tell them apart— ^^are the 11-year-old daughters of Mr. and up to the price that commands ev power, made a survey of all sta unless some tentative arrangement Mrs. F. M. Keys of Hollis, Tex. They are quadruplets and are believed ery luxury that lies in garments of Sporting Supplies tions in the United States and Can were made. An applicant . might to be the only set of quadruplets of the same sex in the country. They sumptuous beauty— lustrous furs We are headquarters for all sorts of outdoor and ada to discover the average as produce an attractive program for are, left to right, Roberta, Mena, Mary and Leota— three brunettes and modeled by furriers who create the well as the longest distance of appraisal and then, after being a blonde. best fur styles of America and indoor sporting supplies. transmission, and then tried to graded highly, fall back on some Europe. come to some conclusion showing thing silly and uninteresting. It There is no worthy fur missing ' the rfelationship of power to dis may be certain of its grading for would have the job of grading in the manner as the assassin must tance. at least a year, anyway. have employed. Hunting Exiuipmeiit No Way Out. stations! .A' Then, too, once stations have Well, the Idea is there. It might While the knife was .i-ised one There wasn’t any. A station ot chosen their hours of broadcast Hunting Coats, Shell Vests, Belts, Hunting Pants, be a basis for some real .workable of the pi-isoners, Ferenc Lakatos, 1500 watts power would reports its ing, what ■would be done in case o f ‘ATARRH average transmitting distance as end to this wavelength matter. fainted and on being revived con of head or throat Is tisaally laced botton. special programs, like the presi benefited by the vapois of— only 250 miles, while one of 10 dential inauguration, or the world fessed to the crime. Hunting Caps, reversible, red top. watts reported itself heard regu series and such? These occur in HUNGARLIN DETECTIVES Guns and Rifles, Ammunition. larly as far as 1,000 miles. the afternoon during less popular TRY H.IMLET’S blETHOD The actual nails said to have Have you tried the new long range Shells ? They’re The writer had the idea one hours, when the lower grade sta IN FINDING MURDERER been used at the Crucifixion are some shells! wavelength could be distributed in tions have the air, according to among the relics shown at Rome. three or even four distinct areas, this plan. Sopronkovesd, Hungary — The among stations of varying power, The lower grade stations would A. without causing confusion. But the method of detecting murderers em T. Basketball then have the privilege of broad ployed by Hamlet in rehearsing the United States was too small for casting the highest quality pro that; locations of stations had a grams, unless they were willing to killing before the eyes of the guilty Reach Official Basketballs, $3.50 to $18. one has proven successful in this great deal to do with the success step down for their masters. Including the new Official Laminated ball with im of their transmission. Chain programs, too, would age also. Fortunately, the writer hadn’t cause a tangle, for a high-grade Several men suspected of having proved type of valve bladder, pump inflation, no unlacing the temerity even to propose his station having only. the two , best murdered a peasant near here were E x tr a H e a t necessary. plan In public before he tested it. hours to broadcast, would miss taken to the scene of the crime. The test proved negative, so the some of the hours sent out on any There the body of the dead man plan is dead. of the chains. was laid bn the ground and a police Football Now, however, comes one with Then, the poor commission that officer attacked it with a knife much perhaps a much more plausible so lution and, certainly, with, the Footballs from $2.50 to $12. boldness the writer lacked. He’s Reach Official Laminated Footballs, improved tjiie, Carl Dreher, who offers his idea in an article in the November issue of inflate without unlacing. Radio Broadcast magazine. Dreher is a student of broad casting. He knows the business Reach Boxing Gloves and the engineering sides of this industry. So there is weight to his Juvenile and adult sizes, $4 to $11, set of 4 gloves. Quality Put First. Referee Whistles, Official Rule Books, Extra Blad His solution to the wavelength ders for Basketballs, Volley Balls and Footballs. problem is to grade broadcasters 50 per cent according to their pro grams, 25 per cent according to their power, and 25 per cent ac- BARRETT & ROBBINS HELP NATURE — HELP YOU SPORTING GOODS HEADQUARTERS Use Champeau’s Tonic Liver Pills. Best for Sick Headache, 913 MAIN STREET Constipation, the Blood and Sys- -tem. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bilious ness; Good for High Blood Pres sure. Buy a Box Today, 25c— at Edward J. Murphy, 4 Depot Sq.; Packard’s Pharmacy, 487 Main; Geo. E. McNamara, 687 Main; J. For best results use SOCONY KEROSENE H. Quinn & Co., 873 Main. Put up by The Champeau Medicine Co., STABIPARD on . CO. OF NEW YORK 1957 Park St., Hartford, Conn.— Write for booklet • . • Broadway Adv. I :N ,vp MAlNCiiJJiSSTiiiK JUVJJJJNING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, 1926. Manchester Blamed Break Athletic ■tij CONNECnCUT AND MASSACHUSETTS AGGIES Greb Made Me Champion Old Mill Team Turns SEVER SI>0RT CONNEOIONS INDEFINITELY In 604 Team Singly LK4GUE STANDING W L P.C, er the Bay Staters had led at half Weaving ...... 5 1 .83S time 20 to 14. Exceptionally sen 'TWe BIG %NUT Old Mill ...... 3 3 .500 Bay State Authorities Claim Unfair Treatment in Basket Spinning ...... 2 4 .333 sational long range field goals by Ribbon ...... 2 4 .333 Billy Schofield, Waterbury boy, Monday’s Results ball Games Played Here; Coach Dole, However, were largely responsible for the Old Mill 3, Spinning 0. victory for the team from Storrs. J b elW Iia m t Weaving 2, Ribbon 1. The Massachusetts team suffered a Games Next Week Calls it "Just an Excuse to Cover Up Something Else” ; severe blow* early in the second Ribbon vs. Old Mill. half when “ Red” Jones, their star Spinning vs. Weaving. center, was ejected from the fray Donie Bush has been named As a result of Monday night’s Manchester Blameless; l^eal Facts Lacking. on personal fouls. The referee was manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates games in the C. B. A. A. bowling a Massachusetts man so the Am- STARteO RiNQ- . . . .We haven’t heard yet whether league the Weaving Mill is now hert team has no kick there. And C A R E E R IN 1013 he signed a 'non-mutiny clause or leading the league with plenty to (By The Sports Editor.) for Washington’s birthday.” they certainly cannot blame Man not spare. They lost their first game Although it was i*eported today Coach Dole said that Connecti chester fans for the fact that Par- to the Ribbon pinsters by six timb that athletic relations between the cut Agricultural College is both tenheimer and Temple their highly ers but won the next two by 16 and willing and anxious to continue re Mr. Bush will have to be mighty Connecticut and Massachusetts touted forwards, were held in al careful where Poppa Clarke sits on 7 respectively. lations with Massachusetts but most complete, check by the alert Agricultural Colleges have been in WkO tiO the players’ bench next summer. . . In the other match, the “ Old, definitely suspended because of that the Bay State authorities re i guarding of Allard and Bitgood, Old Mill” won three straight from fuse to continue and also refuse to It might be advisable for him to get the basketball game played in ' the clever C. A. C. back court Poppa a nice velvet plush cushion, the Spinning Mill by margins of 8, Manchester in February, the rea give any substantial reason. Curry I stars. 9 and 109. In the final game the S. Hicks, general manager of ath a reading lamp and a reserved sec son is absolutely ridiculous from tion. Old Mill rolled scores of 126, 113, a local viewpoint. It has been letics at Massachusetts Aggies. NORTH ENDS WIN 122, 118 and 125. Stevenson’s openly asserted by officials of the Aimply terms it a "much needea 126 was high lor the evening. Wil Bay State college that their team vacation.” The North Ends defeated Rock- The Pirates lost the champion kie got the hiigh three string, Dexter Is Amazed, ship last summer because some of 345. did not receive fair treatment from I ville last night at Conran’s alleys UNORTrtOOO)C the crowd and the officials. It was Captain Allen L. Dexter, who is i by 73 pins. Conran hit the high the boys objected to Poppa sitting The scores: also claimed that the Bay State at the head of the Armory board single, 137 and Kelhart made the PiGHTeR. and on the bench and making nasty Spinning (0) team was “ razzed” several times. compalttee which had charge of high three string. The scores: W IND NULL SWIMGER. cracks about the misplaced concrete Flnnegtn ...... 88 ,92 80 In protection of the local armo leasing the floor for the game, was Rockville in their athletic domes. Brennan ...... 87 88 112 ry board, the Manchester fans who completely amazed at the insinua Crasser .... 84 87 103— 274 vt-- Suchle ...... 114 103 100 viewed the game, the referee and tions made against the treatment ONS Aeting as spokesman for the con- Riggetts ...... 94 92 100 accorded the Massachusetts play Hot ____ ...1 1 8 98 91— 307 the students from Storrs, the writ Philip ...... 100 123 108— 331 m m . A-f'n cientious objectors. Max Carey, the Sad ...... 90 100 104 ers. He could not fathom it at all. CJNDt' m a n er does not hesitate in frankly LaChappell 92 96 100— 288 S0HOA\*S! ml offside evangelist, told FoiJpa to “ Why, after the game I was ap TO e A lN Totals ...... 473 475 496 ' stating that the game was conduct Zira ...... 99 104 99— 302 dust off his toupee, braid his beard, ed in an absolutely proper manner. proached by several of the players try a new lumbago cure and pipe Old Mill (8) A and officials of the Massachusetts Stevenson ...... 85 95 126 /f' Both the visiting teams were ac V 493 508 501 1502 down. corded fine treatment. The Massa team and they all expressed great USUO TWO A. Anderson ....80 99 113 satisfaction over the way in which North Ends T. Anderson ....93 104 122 chusetts team was not “ razzed” by Geneves . .109 96 83— 288 As a direct and comical reward. either local fans or by students arrangements had been conduct ^AM C TiMC Signor Carey was exiled to Brook Canade ...... 98 91 118 ed,” said Captain DexteVi "This Peterson . 87 112 100— 299 Wilkie ...... 125 95 125 from Storrs. In fact, it was ap ■ Budinsky . 99 191 80— 280 lyn, placed on a milk and porridge plauded from time to time for bril news comes as a big surprise to Kebert . , .109 114 133— 356 diet and denied the nightly privi Totals ...... 481 484 604 liant playing. And, as far as the me. In speaking about their gen lege of listening to Goldy and eral satisfaction of the game, the Conrpn ., .115 100 137— 352 Weaving (2) leferee question was concerned, he Dusty. was a Massachusetts man. Massachusetts authorities even Benson ...... 96 100 105 said they hoped to come back to 519 523 533 1575 Haugh ...... 108 94 93 Sting of Defeat. Back in the old days, when Bill Manchester to play another game.” F. C ervin i...... 97 110 96 There was absolutely no dis Tunney won the light heavyweight “ Yoir don’t find that In many Bryan was just beginning to break Taggart ...... 99 ,96 93 courteous treatment shown the The Game Itself. A baby condor which arrived at Gene Tunney, Present Title- championship. fighters^but Greb had it to a mark into the headlines and folks were Schubert ...... 93 88 104 Massachusetts players. As far as As far as the game itself was the London zoo recently has a beginning to think that young can be learned, it is simply an ef concerned. Connecticut Aggies wing spread of 10 feet, but is still % “ I learned a lot In my fights with ed degree. That’s one reason why be preferred to fight himself into Harry Thaw never would amount to Totals ...... 493 488 491 fort by the Bay State authorities won by a rally in the last half aft- too young to fly. Greb,” admitted the champion. “ I holder, Pays Remarkable learned, among other things, the condition instead of training on the much. Poppa Clarke used to be the Ribbon (1) to cover up something else. It is a queen’s ankles. Armstrong ....116 82 89 well-known fact that the beatings value of sharp-shooting, for it was road and in the gymnasiums. It necessary to be a sharp-shootmr to was more fun.” Johnson ...... 97 93 94 the local Aggies have been hand Tribute to Late Harry Once you’ve slept in the presiden Plitt ...... 88 103 91 ing their arch rivals in all three catch Greb. He was always on the go, side-stepping, retreating, ad S. M. H. S. GIRLS’ LEAGUE. tial suite it’s hard to get used to Gustafson ...... 94 98 95 major sports have not set at all Frosty Peters Holds a cotton mattress in a flop house. Shea ...... 104 96 115 well. In basketball here last year, Greb. vancing, always moving. Elks. “ Fighting Greb, I gained confi C. MacIntyre ...... 40 59 Connecticut won 30 to 26. Base Totals ...... 499 472 484 ball was won by the Nutmeg state dence in myself. I could see my A. Sm ith...... 56 78 Poppa Clarke wouldn’t let any team 5 to 3 at Storrs, while the World*s Kicking Title self improve from fight to fight. E. Carini ...... 44 63 of the 1926 Pirates forget that he In the passing of Harry Greb M. Boyle ...... 65 50 used to be a roaring cannon on the Fish found in America which football game was also won by C. The first time I met him he whip have lungs as well as gills have the fight game lost its most A. Jarvis...... 58 69 Gettysburg front, and a sure catch A, C. by a score of 13 to 7 even colorful figure. Despite a de ped me. The next time we fought been bred by a London scientist to though the game was waged in of a flyball when first bounce into cidedly unorthodox style, he I -whipped him. When we matched live on land. Amherst. again I whipped him even worse. 263 319 the whiskers was out. 17 was a great fighter. Unques Coach Sumner A. Dole of Con “ The last time we fought was at Clams. dbopkicks tionably he was the best midr necticut Aggies told The Herald St. Paul. I could have knocked G. Johnson...... 54 35 That was In the days when the -<8 OUTOF dleweight since the death of well-tailored Continentals in the THREE FIRST DOWNS this morning he was sure the real FROSTY > 22 him out that night. When the H. Wippert ...... 72 73 cause of the temporary suspension Stanley Ketchel. fight ended Greb said to m^, ‘I’ve M. Woodhouse...... 72 71 bleachers gargled: “ Get from be IN THREE GAMES of athletic relations had nothing PETERS ATTEMPTS J F. Boyce ...... 70 . 55 hind those lace curtains, Felix, we By JOE WILLIAMS fought you for the. last time. Gene. whatsoever to do with the Man You are too tough. Go and get Dummy ...... 40 50 know you!” I Detroit, Nov. 3.— Speaking of New York, Nov. 3.— Gene Tun- chester game. Dempsey.’ Greb was the first offensive, strength in football, or “Just An Excuse.” ney, heavyweight champion of the fighter of consequence who admit 308 284 The good P.oppa evidently wants better, perhaps, the lack of it, “ It is just an excuse to cover up world, had just returned to his- ted I TBfas ready for Dempsey.” Cubs. it understood that it’s one thing to considisr that of the City College home from Pittsburgh, where ho something else,” Coach Dole told Tunney says Greb was the most A. Loomis ...... 60 51 make a Pirate walk the plank and of Detroit team. was a pallbearer at the funeral of the w^riter. "Everything connected courageous fighter he ever met, or B. Smith ...... 65 62 quite another to make him slide off In its first three games this with the game in Manchester was Harry Greb, a two-time champion, i ever saw. H. Stanfield...... 48 54 the bench. Tunney was a great admirer o f ; fall it chalked up but three fiist conducted in a proper maimer. “ I think everyone who saw the A. Steinberg ...... 73 60 downs. The entire trio came n Greb, and the tragic result of the Neither team could have possibly fight at Philadelphia will admit that P. R obinson...... 66 73 At any rate, managing the Pitts the third battle against Hope found any fault. Even after the operation which ended the eccen I made Dempsey back up more than burgh club has accumulated new College, which the Detroiters game was played, the Amherst au tric German’s earthly career deeply once. Well, I fought Greb five 312 300 and strange complications, and it thorities told me they were \vell touched Dempsey’s conqueror. won. times and I never made him back Tigers. remains to be seen how many lan In the first and second frays satisfied with the treatment they “ Everybody said Greb was a up a single time. I knocked him N. F o s te r ...... 61 55 guages Donie Bush can say “ Yea” received. However, two months lat Detroit was unable to . ain clown fighter,” commented Tunney,, back with punches frequently, but Downing ...... 61 58 in. er reports began to circulate of a “ They called him a windmill and a more tl an 9 1-2 yards in : ' sin not once did he ever back away.” Dziadus ...... 59 69 gle setysf downs. Obviously both general dissatisfaction over the freak, a tireless puncher who won Steve Decatur wanted his coun game. The Massachusetts authori Tunney thinks the quality that Gyrk ...... 66 52 these tilts were lost. Games his fights mainly because he had made Greb afi ^extraordinary fight E. Sm ith ...... 66 65 try, right or wrong, but Poppa ties claimed their team was “ razz speed and could keep slapping and aren’t won without some kind ed” and that the dressing room er was his native enthusiasm for the Clarke evidently wants his yesses of an offense. cuffing away. game. 313 299 both ways, in the order named. facilities were poor and also said “ To me Greb was a great fighter.' the officiating was not as good as Indeed, I think he was the greatest It should have been. fighter, in spots, I ever saw. He “ Manchester fans can well be could box as well as anybody when issured that we are entirely satis- he tried. He was a hard hitter Bed with the game in Manchester. when he set out’ to hit. He had a Otherwise we would not have fine defense, and there was nothing booked the game with Holy Cross wrong with his footwork. ',0 be played at the armory there “ Of course Greb had certain marked eccentricities in the ring. He was not what the game calls an Bank on Him orthodox fighter. But there was much more to him than clownish gestures and spectacular acrobatics. lowei cost,yes I Behind all this was a real fighting background and a rare courage.” Tunney gives credit to Greb for his own gradual development into a heavyweight champion, Tunney fought Greb five times. Once Greb Imt that's only 10 beat him. 'That wac, incidentally, 15 S So i f the only time in his life he was whipped. It was from Greb that half the Look to Him By BELLY EVANS. <$>uprights but the time was up be fore his foot connected with the “ Red” Grange is gone, but ball. While It is generally known that story! “ Frosty” Peters is on the job at Peters holds the world’s record for University of Illinois. dropkicking,' the facts in the case Possibly Peters never will equal are here given for the first time, tbe many remarkable feats that with Peters supplying the informa Grange scattered over his three tion: years of college football, but there “ I was a member of the Mon Is no denying he is quite a play tana State freshman team when 1 er. made 17 successful drop-kicks In a They have a v ay of making game with the Billings (Mont.) these outstanding grid stars at Illi Polytechnic Institute, \ nois. There are some who insist “ In practice I had been doing that Mike Tobin, who slings a some remarkable kicking and the mean pen as university news man, members of the freshman team W e b e l ie v e the \ 1 is as much responsible as Coach wondered how many field goals 1 Zuppke. could make in a regular game If advantages of the soft This is stoutly denied by Tobin, given the opportunity. who insists that he tells only the “ Billings was, known to have a foil package are lo truth in relating the deeds of the weak team. Before the game It manye and its econ* Zuppke developed athletes. was agreed that any time our elev While “ Frosty” Peters is re en got within striking distance of omy to greats that garded by Coach Zuppke as one of ! the goal I was to attempt a drop the best all-round backfield stars kick rather than trying to score a we have elected to that ever graced an Illini team, his touchdown. pack one of our finest specialty is dropkicklng. “ We scored 64 points on Billings Against Iowa, “ Frosty” pulled and my 17 drop kicks was respons pipe tobaccoa in this his stuff by scoring two goals from ible lor 51 of them. They were all the field. He gave Illinois the win made from distances ranging from handy form to retail ning margin through his kicking. 10 to 28 yards. FRANK SMITH Michigan feared him. However, at ten cents. t' • ^ “ The second quarter was my big EDDIE EICKMAUM he failed to trouble Yost’s team, gest session, when I scored nine Kentucky State football rooters largely because he seldom was expect great things of this fellow field goals and at the same time Purdue University Is expecting within striking distance of the missed the five that failed to cross this season. He’s captain of the goal. He was kicking from around great things of Eddie Elckmaun on eleven, fast and a brilliant ball car the bar. the 40-yard line most of the time “ My line held for me and It was the football field this fall. Eddie’s rier. This is his third year on the in an effort to score a goal from team. Smith weighs 170 and ca a comparatively easy matter to only a sophomore, but already bids field. His kicks had the distance kick the field goals. The line, rath vorts in the backfield. He’s ex but were wide. fair to develop into a great gridder. pected to lead one of the strongest er than me, deserves whatever Saturday Peters’ field goal gave credit goes with the feat.” He plays tackle, is fast for a big aggregations in Dixie this cam Illinois a 3-0 win over Pennsylva fellow and w h ^ he tosses a runner paign. A day’s work, we would say, 17 nia. Another sailed between the field goals out of 22^ attempts. the latter stayirtossed. ■'ft 5 ^ ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3, 1920. PAGE TEN FEATURE ARTICLES ' ;■ *,'^1 LATEST FASHION ABOUT INTERESTING HINTS BY FOREMOST WOMEN .4' AUTHORITIES THE HERALD’S HOME MHWI e DECORATING THE AMERICAN HOME S’* -•••.•% V •j?’- Sss ^ ■’ N V © 1926^: X* - s ' N EA SERVICEINC: Vir^inialSi^inv “What about the new hooks,” In Myra giggled- , "It'a lota of fun, 'm WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE quires my married friend, Margie. being spoiled.” Then, with a flash “I have such a precious little bit JUDITH MARTIN, youngest of Insight, "I guess It isn’t so much member of the Pendleton Univer fun for the people around you, of time and when I do read, I want sity faculty, gets into the bad though." She turned back to the it to count.” graces of DEIAN TIMOTHT glass. Margie Is not alone in this feel b r o w n , because she accepts the “Dad bought this by himself. ing. Let’s talk once In awhile * ^ attention of ERIC WATERS, rebel Mother's In Bermuda. If she’d been about the new books and you can senior. there, she’d have picked out a nice decide for yourself what one is DR. PETER DORN, astronomy girlish gray squirrel, for about half “your book.” 3-' professor, also admires Judith and tho price." 'N tries to persuade her to conciliate Judith laughed. Myra turned They’re not all new, these three the dean. around and came toward her. “What by Louis Bromfleld. But they are MVr.A ALDRICH, in love with were you looking so doleful about triplets, and if you read his “Early when I came in? Was there bad Eric, 15 jealous of Judith. Autumn,” which really is new, Erio is suspected of bootlegging news in that letter?” She pointed you’ll want to go back to the others, poison liquor, from which tv’o stu- toward the envelope on the table. "Nothing very serious,” replied “The Green Bay Tree” and “Pos- lionts die. v-o5 Judith, ’’but it spoils my plans. Bo- sessions**’ Mi-s. Timothy Brown is grateful Lily Shane 1s the heroine of “The cause a small cousin has scarlatina, ' ^ j to Juditli for not gossiping after 1*11 h&V6 to spond Christmas here. Green Bay Tree,” Lily the fleshly, she sees Mrs. Brown with a man “Oh, Judith, how awful. I’d rath- daring, spirited daughter of the companion in a Middlcburg hotel. dead John Shane, man of mystery er die than stay In this hole, when S “K lT T l” SHEA, a town bootleg everybody else Is gone. My heav- who came to the drab little mid- ger with whom Eric is supposed to ens, you’ll be alone with the Sted- western town, bought his estate have liad dealings, overhears a ways.” for a song and held out against the conversation between Mfs. Brown Judith made a wry face. mills, refusing to sell. But the and Judith in a tea shop, and Myra was thinking. ”Gee, ,1 wish ^ame despised mills let him die a blacltmaiis Mrs, Brown. I could take you with me. But Dad millionaire. Lily, the flesh-pot Judith goes to Eric for help. and I are going to my grandmother s daughter and Irene, the sickly asce NOW GO ON WITH THE STORli In the country and her little house tic, nunnish one are rich. CHiVPTER XXV will bo full of aunts and uncles and ‘‘It Is because I was rich that I KIC'S gaze faltered under Ju cousins.” „ was able to do what many women "Oh, it Isn’t a killing matter, said cannot.” ,The thing she was able dith’s eyes, but he stubbornly Judith. “I’ll get used to tho Idea E hept silence. They stood facing to do was to go to Paris after refus and not mind It, I’m just dlsa^ ing to marry her son, and meet life each other in the dark road. pointed for the moment. My Christ- The modem room shown by W. and J. Sloane kt the N ew York Art-in-Trades Exhibit. The design dra\va Judith began to laugh. " THE mases have been rather black since unconquered and unblemished. Lily other man!’ When did you get the mother and father died. At b.oard-^ might be what some would call “a inspiration from several historic periods, while Introd ncing innovations in material and line. idea that you had only ono rival?” Ing school I used to cry all Christ- light woman.” She admits she In spito o£ himself, Eric was mas day. That’s why I wanted to cannot live without men. But she By VIRGINIA SWAIN it of electricity and speed to some^ stirred by her raillery. But he an to Chicago this year. Bub I’m rears her son Jean into a good man extent, without losing tranquility. swered sullenly, “When you say that ^own up now, and above such non hood and makes all life about her “We must not reject history in Flashy Shea is trying to blackm.iil you and The great American home is our decorations. But we would sense.” ■ . . a more vivid, joyful thing. about to have its Inning. somebody else, that means just one, Myra was knitting her forehead, Then comes “Possessions,” with choose the best from every period ucesn’t it?” lie raised his eyes to All through the summer months in the past, while keeping an open with her chin on her hands. “Say, Ellen Tolliver the heroine. Ellen the golf links, the seaside resorts I'.cr face. "What have you done, Judith, I have an idea. The Gamma is a poor relation of Lily. She mind for the innovations offered us Judith?” and the open road have held sway by modern designers. Deltas were wishing they knew some hates the mill town too, *but there In the Interests of American women. "If I didn’t need you so badly. I’d body who could stay In tho sorority “We may admire early New walk away from you and your child seems no way of escape for her, But fall winds and lowering skies England furnishings or Georgian; ish biookheadednoss this minute,” house during the holidays. Just to And the genius of a great musician see that the servants kept it clean are sending them scurrying back to but we must remember that they she remarked. “As it is, I’ll have to beats within her. the warmth of their own fire too were created by a fusing of the bear with you. I suppose you really and didn't invito all their friends in But Ellen-finds the way to es m dance on the Chinese rugs and places—and to the counsels of the beautiful things that had gone be mean well toward me.” cape. It is a man—a poor, weak best interior decorators . fore. The best decoration is an “You can’t expect a jealous man play the vlctrola. Wouldn’t you traveling salesman who takes Ellen rather stay there than here? The For every house should be re accumulation from many sources. to behave like a man of stone,” said house Is comfortable—luxurious, aft away. Studying, she rises fast. furnished for the long winter ev No Historical Unity Eric. er this Stedway dump. There are The husband, realizing he is a drag enings, the cozy dinner parties and “I do not see that it is reason "First of all,” said Judith, "the upon her, commits suicide. Ellen, the firelight tea tables of Novem able for a 1926 family to live in a other person in the mess isn’t a man fire places, and nice white tiled baths, and great easy chairs and a library. needing no man, is free; Lily, need ber and December, house that strictly follows the Eli at all. but a woman. I’tn not privi ing them, also free. The last word on this autumnal zabethan mode, at the cost of all leged to tell her secrets. But you And tho servants will cook good • • • food.” Myra paused, breathless, but transformation comes from James the beautiful and useful objects tilready know about the thing that “But what will they mean for Blauvelt, famous Fifth Avenue Shea is holding over me.” had another Idea. "That big living produced since 1600.” room with the grand piano Is a gor me?” Margie will ask. A picture decorator, who has to his credit In selecting from several periods Eric stared. “What on earth?” many of the most distinguished in "The Blue Moon raid, and nothing geous place to have dates." of six ^rong, reliant, capable wom the decorator must choose objects Judlfh smiled, “Yes, If there are en who “see life steadily and see teriors in the east. harmonious in line and color and else,” replied Judith, and waited as Consider Traditions the surprise rose in his eyes. an.v dates left In town." . it whole,” and who manage to hew scale, Mr. Blauvelt warns. A gen Myra lumped up and down on tho through a hard trail of life into an Mr. Blaiivelt’s first warning is: eral unity of spirit and proportion "But how did he know about It?’’ “Preserve unity! Make your house gasped Eric. bed. " W ill you do It? Tho girls open clearin gof the thing they is far more important than a unity "I've been thinking,” answered will be tickled to death. You can want. Vivid, superb, characters, express your mood, your style of of historic detail. Judith. ’’Bo you remember my say have the chapter president’s room— these women. living and your personality. “Only in great mansions is It ae- ing that somebody was looking the cutest place. Every president Susan Shane, heroine of a book “Consider the surroundings of visible to use a strikingly different through the window, when we went since tho house was built has left by that name, is a character like the house, and its style of archi treatment for every room—to have Brilliant decorations in rhinestone* down the corridor that night?" ■something for tho room, .and it's got that. When 14 years old, with the tecture, so that your furnls'hings an old French dining room, an "Yes!” cried Eric. "That must lamps and pictures and an Inlaid burdens of a feeble household upon may harmonize with their setting. English hall and a Japanese card appear in the new fall umbrellas. have been Shea. We passed him on "Look-ee" she shouted boisterouslif, holding it at army Louis Quinzo dressing table that an her, Susan begins battling her way “Give a thought to your person room. tho road just before.” length. “Mg dad sent this to me, as a Christmas present " oil man's d.aughter bought to splurge al and family background. What ’’’The furnishings of the smaller through to clean, orderly living. racial tradition have you? Is there, Judith looked at him. "Just what, over the rest of them.” She gets a chef to teach her to house must more nearly adhere to NOVEL FRINGE If I may ask, is—or was—your con seen you with her. She’s confided you—I know how. dreary Christmas Judith considered. "'?e3. I think I among your heirlooms, an old Span the type determined by its archi Is In a college town—but Junior Is will, Myra." make pastries. After weeks of ish chest, a French table, a Dutch nection with Shea?” in you.” scolding for wasting “good flour tecture. Most American houses Erie spoke easily, without shifting "1 can’t tell you anything.” an In bed with scarlatina, and the house "Fine! I’ll just sneak down In my settle, or an English tea service? * can best use English and early The newest development in fring< his eyes. ’’That’s simple. I buy swered Judith. “But you must do is quarantined. His case is no.t serl negli.gee and call up the house, to and butter” she evolves a “Susan “If so; you will be wfse to use American furnishings, because the is printed fringe, in which conven whisky trom him—or did, before the what you can. Make Shea think you ous. but the doctor thinks it highly tell ’em.” Shane”, pastry that makes folks to these treasures as a center for your American people are of the English tional or floral designs are trans poison deaths. That’s all.” know the whole story.” Inadvisable—” The doorbell rang below, and Myra whom she peddles it, laugh—but new acquisitions: tradition.” ferred to coarse silken strands. Judith went up to him and put "If 1 can save that unfortunate Judith trailed up the stairs. As ran Into her room instead. “Have to eat. Susan’s penalty for her suc “Personality is a vague and tenu Fringe made of narrow strips of the . her hand on his ari^. ”I’m glad woman from a dilemma and help her she laid her books down on the table put on my dress now," she said. cess Is “growing hard,” turning ous quality: but it may be expres material of the gown is very much that’s all,” she said softly. “But deceive Timothy, that’s a double and picked up the letter again, Myra "Can’t sneak down undrbksed.” down love for millions. Pathetic sed in one’s physical surroundings. the vogue. want you to tell me what to do.” reason tor butting In. Of course I’ll bounced into the room. She was Nobody answered the ring. It but lovable, this Susan Shane. Perhaps you have seen a hearty, He raised his head. "I’ll take do It.” carrying a sumptuous coat of cara came again and again. Judith left Fleur Forsythe and her enemy, heavy bourgeois family making a care of this business.” he said. "What tf you can’t bluff him?" cul' over her arm. her room and went down the steps. Marjorie Sombody, reign is Gals ludicrous spectacle of itself in a "But what can you do?” asked persisted Judith. “Lpok-ee!” she shouted boisterous The shadow of a man loomed beyond worthy’s “Silver Spoen.” By the home full of old French Inlay and THE Judith. ’’Have you any influence Eric’s mouth was set. “Don't ask. ly, holding It at arm's length. ”My the glass panel of the door. She ran way, if you want to put In most of taffeta valances and delicate bric- Any Girl Can over Shea?” I’ll fix him all right. I’ll fix Shea." dad sent this to me, as a ChHstmas to open it, and Dr. Dorn stood before your spare time for many weeks a-brac. Eric laughed. “Well, not exactly Judith put her hand on his arm present, ahead of time. He thought her. I’d like to have it for the trip home." reading a really meaty novel, dive “Perhaps you have seen an ascet BEAUTY Be Pretty again. "Don’t do anything foolish." "How do you do. Miss Martin, I a mother’s influence. But 1 fancy 1 into Galsworthy’s “Forsythe Saga” ic Boston lady trying to adapt her could make it rather hot for him If she said very gravely. He shrugged. "1 should think anybody would came especially to—’’ and then the “White Monkey.” I chose to squeal. I’ll have a talk • • • like to have it for any occasion “HI, there." whooped Myra, flying self to a voluptuous Moorish or Ital A new kind of face powder is here down the staira, “Dr. Dorn! So Irene Forsyte, Annette, Winifred ian apartment. with him." A few days later, during the week whatever, Myra," replied Judith, HoUy and Fleur are the most en DOCTOR Made by a new French Process—stays Judith was silent a moment. "And before the Christmas holidays, 'Ju pleasantly. “It’s a gorgeous thing." glqd to see you. I thought perhaps “To avoid this sort of mistake, on imtil yo'j take it off. Pores and lines Myra slipped It on over her negli you’d drop 'round, to tell me wheth tertaining women encountered in stop to think of your own tastes and If you can’t, what then? 1 tell you dith received a letter bearing a fiction in a long time. Irene per BY NINON. do not show. Not affected by perspira this other woman’s case is far more Chicago postmark. She tore it open gee and ran to the mirror. ”A little er wo can telescope the moon to background before you furnish bit prlma donna-ish for qpe so night." haps is the best picture of “that ■your house. No matter how much tion. Gives life and beauty to your desperate than mine. 1 don’t par as she went up the stairs, and beauty which possesseth men” ever ticularly care what they do to me. turned to the signature. It was yo.ung;:" she commented, looWng crit (To Be Coiltinned) money ypu spend, or how many dec complexion almost unbelieveable. It is from the aunt with whom she had in ically at her reflection, "but not to • • • painted in a book. orators, give you advice, yourhome so long as I have a clear conscience. * * * called MELLO-GLO. You will love it. But she—well. It means the break tended to spend the Christmas vaca be spumed, oh dear no.” Thd sorority house is not so invit is a failure if it is not a suitable ing up of a home." tion. . "Spurned!” repeatied Judith, ”Eeal- ing to Judith as it had sounded, as They have said several unkind pleasant place for YOU to live in.”. The I. W. Hale, So. Manchester. Eric smiled. “You’re talking “Dear Judith,” the note began, ”I ly, Myra, you're getting worse -and she learned when she returned from things about girls in barber shops. The^ craze for “period style” about Mrs. Timothy Brown, I have am dreadfully sorry to disappoint worse spoiled, all'the time.” a drive to find it deserted and dark. s We cramped the men’s style, they houses and rooms is to be ques complained. Gone was the day tioned, Mr. Blauvelt believes. Slav ainiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiniiuiimiiiinniiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiuiiiiiiiHimiiniiiiniiHnniniimHiiiiniiiHiiiiiMmniiiimiiiiiiiaHiiiiiiiHifliyiHiiiiii when a hard-boiled could rush in, ish imitation of a remote historical get his face lathered, and lay back period will not necessarily produce to chortle at the barber’s latest “it a homfe that meets :the needs seems there were two Irishmen— ” clpation of women. Somehow I just twentieth century family. But one can hardly imagine the “The ideal Ainerican house Home Page Editorials can’t see it. There are millions of barbers themselves complaining Ethels for evetyone who has forc should express s'qmething of the vN' sN ^ s V S vs < *ier very much, for they announce that staccato; dyhamic' energy of the Good N ature ed her way to freedo,m. And as Milady’s bobbed pate netted them new,agp...... ■.*,.■• ■ Family - long as woman is woman and man and about $150,000,000 last year. Five “’This, energy is producing a mar is man it bids fair to live up to million women visit barber shops ", * s precedent. velous new architecture which thus Friendships, at least every two weeks for trim, far is Am'prlca’s most . distinctive '■^V< ' But about this brother and sis shampoo and curl. contribution to art. By Olive Roberts BaTton ter affair. Brotherless girls say Think of the fur coats and dia “Our jagged, terraced skylines, Good llsaltbo^ longingly, “Oh, if only I had a mond rings and red roadsters “us our ingenious devices for space and DRUNKENNESS G.AUGED BY 1 rapidly than one who drinks occa- brother! I could do so many things girls” could own if we dipped some time saving, the electricity with I can’t do now, if I only had a SCIENTIFIC ST.VNDARDS sicnally. The maximum amount of water out of the cistern, boiled up which our national life is charged ‘ alcohol in the blood is reached at “Mother, make Charley take me brother.” some soap, squirted lemon juice in —all these things are a part of the \\ N ss J By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN the end of the one and a half hours! to the movie tonight. He’s always The chances are that their broth the water, and dried our hair in the new age in art. Editor Journal of the .American after drinking. The alcohol is out with other girls, and never ers would do exactly as Charley back yard of a Sunday. Maybe Pa “Our homes can reflect this spir To Me the difference, treat ONE SIDE Medical Association ami of Hygeia, usually completely eliminated with takes me a single place.” did, take someone else’s sister out. or Bill would cut it for us with a the Health Magazine in seven hours. Of course, it is re “Oh, go on, I do too! I took you But I do know of families where porridge bowl for a map upon the Almost everyone thinks ,he can tained much longer in a dead body. to the ‘Gayety’ twice last month. beautiful friendship exists be dome. Brilliant Standards What d’ya-think I am, anyway, a LADIES diagnose drunkenness when he sees tween brothers and sisters,, where Five Wisconsin women, wives of Don’t wave your hair daily—i It. French investigators have found millionaire?” they go together in crowds and present sheriffs, have come for- even every week. Here’s a way There are, of course, various that it requires more than 30 drops “j^y. lands! That was away last where the brother’s attitude of v.'ard as candidates for their hus keep it wavy for days at a tin stages of intoxication. A quibbler of pure alcohol to produce drunk spring. You haven’t taken me a kind consideration, a contagious band’s jobs at this election. The Demonstrated by Hazel Hurd. BEFORE you use your iron, o: will say that anyone who takes any enness; 45 drops usually will cause single place since the night your thing, soon spreads. l^w does not permit the sheriffs to CONDITION—Rough, irregular curlers, DAMPEN the hair with alcohol at all is intoxicated, be slight intoxication, while 100 drops crowd went to Crystal Park to Again back to my hobby! 1 have another term. If the wives cuticle. DANDERINE. Just a few DROPS cause alcoholic is toxic. commonly will produce deep intox dance, and then I was almost must be cultivated, this friendship, are elected, they will appoint their DIAGNOSIS— Some skins have a on comb or towel. Your locks will London police use the definition ication. fourth fiddle. Your girl couldn’t go when they are very, very young, husbands as deputies, then go se tendency to become hard and to de then behave for a MONTH! 01 that a man is drunk if he is so The person tends to become un at the last minute and you couldn’t before their really conscious years; renely about the home job while velop hangnails, and they need to course, you know what Danderine much under the influence of alco conscious on taking a half pint of get anybody else.” we might begin It the very day sis the husbands do the work! kept pressed back in shape, and pure alcohol. Non-habitual drinkers 36 does to dandruff; dissolves ever? hol as to be a nuisance or a danger Their mother went around the ter is born, and brother a mature Girls, be careful! The woman kept soft and unbroken. speck, within five minutes of rub to himself or others. are likely to walk unsteadily after table lifting the pie plates. “Chil person of one or two or whatever voter has much to say about the TREATMENT—Every night, an- Legal Questions taking 60 drops of pure alcohol. dren,, children!” she said auto bing into the scalp. But as a If in the analysis of the blood of his age may be. trickery of the Tnale in politics. aoint the base of the nail with wave-preserver on the hair itself, There arhowever, circumstanc matically as she had said It ten Don’t do stuff that will spoil the vaseHne, and then push back gently es under which it is necessary to an ordinary man who has died one thousand times before. “Stop your Danderine is a JOY. The best finds as much as 60 drops of alco woman in politics game for the with an orangewood or ivory stick. dressing in - the world because it know exactly how drunk a person quarreling! Charley, I do think whole tribe of us! Do not press too hard, as you may may have been, since medico-legal hol to a quart of blood, the con you might take Ethel out once in DINNER GOWN doesn’t show. Any permanent or clusion is justified that he swal A London divine makes a vig injure the nail. After washing the water wave lasts much longer and questions are involved. If the a while.” orous attack on birth control. He hands, push back the cuticle. Never driver of an automobile is arrest lowed at least two hours before .“Gee, if she had any beaux of looks much nicer when Danderine his death an amount of alcohol attacks the economic argument; the cut the cuticle as this makes the is used instead- of water to “set” ed and accused of drunkenness, the her own, she’d give me the ‘ha, ha’ A very lovely black velvet dinner edges hard and thick, and has been penalty is greater than under oth contaip,ed in three quarts of wine quick enough if I did ask her. viewpoint that “after we have paid wft'VP er circumstances. If a pedestrian of 10 per cent alcohol strength, or Don’t think she loves me so well gown has flowing and very ample for our house, our radio, our car, known to result in serious infec ASK YOUR DRUGGIST Is killed by an automobile and it is more than a pint of brandy of 50 that she wishes to be with deah sleeves of delicate white lace. our overstuffed furniture, and tion. Get a bottle of Danderine and shown that he was drunk, the re per cefit alcohol strength. brothah. Nay, nay, Pauline! I’m membership in the golf club, then start its benefits today. Ever? sponsibility of the driver will be onto her. Where’s my hat? Gotta we’ll have a baby.” The divine drugstore in America has it, for meet some fellows at Jerry’s.” says that such people never will— only 35c. For the finest dressing lessened. “PEASANT” FROCKS they will have the habit of material MRS. E l i o m SHOP Scientific authorities have tests LIKE SHAVED LAMB “You gotta date with vMabel, you could find, and the best aid to to measure the alcohol in the blood that’s what you’ve got,” yelled acquisition and there will always be GIFTS FOR ALL hair health yet discovered, jusl 80 It is possible to state the amount Ethel as the door slammed. “I one more “thing” to own before try— of intoxication in the basis of alco heard—" Paris Is very fond of psasant-like owning: that infant whose coming A French fan is created of orchid OCCASIONS hol concentration. There is a new type of felt, popu Ethel stayed in and hglpcd.hqr frocks where the blouse, sleeves agd looks.like a liability rather,than an qullis tipped with gold and willow A chronic drinker will absorb lar for the tiny hats of the moment mother with the di|jhes. It is all skirts are pleated with tiny flat asset. ostrich at the sides. [75 Henry St, Phone 1406. Danderine |nd eliminate alcohol much more that is exactly like shaved Iamb. yery. Tvell .to talk about th»>eman-; Uata. And I guess he’s right|, A MANGHESTER EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NQV. 8, 1926. PAGE ELB Vi^ GAS BUGGIES—What’s All the Shooting About? By Frank Beck FU^FKR FANNY sa&{s S E N S E AND n o n s e n s e Franklin was the first man to be 'ML’, shocked by flying conditions in ms America. Mysteries of the Night— Out on the stillness of the night a sharp report rang, followed quickly by another and still another and then X more. No^ It was not a Chicago Night’s Entertainment— just a sheik and his Sheba kissing good night. Business Man: “ Yes, I advertised for a boy about your slse. Do you smoke?” Applicant: “ No, thanks, but you kin buy me an ice cream soda if you want to.” Correct this sentence: “I Just open canned things for unexpected guests, said she, “ and they never notice the difference.” The window of the waiting room in the Manchester station was re ei92S BY NEA SEnVICe, INC. cently broken. An enthusiastic realtor who declares that all his Telling a doctor about a bad cold houses are within a stone’s throw of SK’PPY By Percy Crosby the station is under suspicion. fs one way to get It ofl! your chest. A sm B S l Wl\S “ Don’t kiss me, please,” sweet Mary IajBLL NOI^OOY (^06(^60 N 66S(D65 IN OVR LAST NfCHT; iK'rvow-rrr cried, rOLO m a n LOST OUR S(Luetz Pc Are 0 VA AfNrsesM INTELLIGENCE TESTS “ It isn’t customary.” THATjS WHA-rwS (^0HA^6Mf[ H ir JOI? LAST Ash t r a y 'n ' thc \)lS60SrfUL-L - U S i And then, oh, then, you should have YH€ {JNOeRTAK€f^ A HARD TEST. heard Oa u g o o d l u c k NTGHr-HOuy Hours oidnY KfOS NeosR That fellow cust-to-mary. CAN YA CP\Li- ^/\cK u(^rorH€ O O L U W . Y OOOfL g c y a A local doctor reports that he (TLOCK^ (N TH(S Tt)tu|N /, cured a patient with failing memory a few days ago, and then the pa tient went away and forgot to pay his bill. A husband is all that 1s left of a sweetheart after the nerve has been removed. “ Of course, nobody wants the old saloon back. But it is. Back of half the drug stores and hot doggeries and delicatessens in the country.” It has been said that every man Is the architect of his own future, I*. (Vnsliy. Joluisnn I-VnfiirfV*. Im*. but in observing some of the re __ ^ — r ■! ' —-----— sults we’re convinced that in many cases it would have been better to SALESMAN $AM Resemblance to Blame By Swan hire one. “ Your dog license, expired July CVTV 31st,” wrote the license man. PiT “ So did the dog,” endorsed the Lf\^t wise crack. This Is a difficult test. However, Salesman— “ No, you can’t fool •ftonniMC*- you should be able to answer six me. Do you think I’ve been riding or more questions. The correct an iii sleepers all my life for nothing?” swers appear on another page: Ticket Agent— “ I shouldn’t be 'l^PivKS , 1— Who is shown in the accomsurprised.” panying picture? LPHADJ? 2— What was the word used by The sun never sets' on the British iH the Forty Thieves of the “ Arabian Flag or on Florida Auto Licenses. C\T^ , Nights” to open the gate of their iTiuv- secret den? Armour & Co. Inc. LOOklNCi- 3— What is the meaning ofIn days of old •poc. n “ prefix?” Toe, T o When Knights were bold. ntLP HIM 4— Who is premier of Italy? And sheet iron trousers wore; OH To 5— What caused the death ofThey lived in peace HOtt.VVMOOl^ Guy de Maupassant? For then a crease 6— What is the typographicalWould last five years or more. meaning of "pi?” In those old days 7— What is meant by the ex pression “ shyster lawyer?” They had a craze 8— Who is Sessue Hayakawa?For steel shirts, and they wore ’ 9— What is the capital of Michi them! And there was. bliss— By Blosser gan? FRECKLES AND HIS FRIEN4)S* 10— Where is the Carnegie In Full mucn of this stitute of Technology? For the laundress never tore them. Grooms are queer. They don’t get mad If you kiss the bride, unless If you can’t face adversity, you’ll you do it a year -or so before tl^e never greet success. ceremony. BY HAL COCHRAN /VH* viiao T wm ywvicg. iwc. /y j WASHINGTON TUBBS H The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains by Fontaine Fox By Crane \ ------ VIP>S JO«.< ^\OWJ CO/Ae xoo POUVfS> >UNJOeR.lM’ PviiOUN’ -TM’ OG6A.N TUtS \UM BjfcSCuiM* “peop ce? ro)i (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE.) The farmer soon canw back hay. They all slid down, and yell again, picked up his pail of milk ed, “ hurray.” Then Scouty shout and then went out and closed the ed, “ Look! The moon Is rising in old barn door. His daily work was the sky. Let’s all go to yonder corn r siKcvKi jevAieu^M.' field race, and make ourselves a through. “ Aw, gee, wrTe trapped,” MOO ONLV -SOMe OP KeiP-ess! m y golw- wee Scouty cried. “ How are we pumpkin face. We’ll have to hurry tA'H D(\VJ6HM6R.’S now, because the day i" passing D vOM’I' SW 6 going to get outside? I'm tired of VMORI'H a rw F^LU^i’ IN LOVie/ staying in the barn. There's noth by.” AH.' A monstrous pumpkin soon was •PKUTRW -200,000. eu -f ing much to do.” found, well ripened on theisunklss The whole band looked around a ed ground. The Tinles took some while. Then Clowny's face broke slender sticks and started carving VKVllP Into smile. “ Ah, ha!” said he. fast. They made two eyes, a mouth GOLX) “ Just follow mo. I’ll play the lead and nose, and then put stones \aJV\6M er’s role. This getting out will be where each ear goes. And when 0N6 DRlflS real soft.” And then he pointed to they’d worked a half an hour +' e the loft, up through an opening in face was made at last. iM MiO- the barn. “ Wliy, there's a pigeon Just then wee Scouty whispered o c e w J * hole.” “ Hark.” The farmer’s dog began to HONOPY And, sure en )ugh, the light bark. And Clowny said, "W e’II streamed through and they all have to run. He’s coming out this 1,-ucw just what to do. They climb way.” But Ukey jumped right up -fvMft.S'Pi! ed the long barn ladder till they and said. “ Let’s frighten mister r'Uiched the very top. They peeked dog. Instead.” And, when they right out and then they found held the pumpkin high, it scared ’twas pretty far down to the the dog away. ground. Said Carpy, “ We will use (To Be Continued.) this ixipe. It’s much too far to drop.” (The Tinymites invade an apple The rope was used for hoisting tree in their next story)* WEDNESDAY, NOV' PAGE TWELVE ' '■ • - . - ' Associate Director E. H. Chaney QUIBBLES OYER DOG, ViiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiHiiiiiKiniiiuiniiiiiiiiinnWi — PUBUC DANCE — 7 11 13 3 12 of the Rec has changed the hours CONCERT TONIGHT REV. DAVID KELLY “LUCKY NUMBER” DANCE of the business men’s class to 6 Odd Fellows’ Hall o’clock on Thursday afternoon. A IS JUDGED G U U n plunge will follow the gym period. a t s I a c i t a d e Thursday Morning | SATURDAT EVENING, NOV. « TONIGHT at the RAINBOW Swimming classes for men will be ST. MARY’S CURATE m ug DaTld Lodge and Shepherd held on Wednesday evening from Wilbur Markham Evades Re Encampment. Tasillo’s Orchestra. 5:30 to 6:15 and from 8 to 9 WeU Known Soloists to Ap 0 A1 Behrend’s Orchestra. Admission 50 Cents. sponsibility When Dog Ques o’clock. The pool will be open on pear; Well Chosen Program. Admission 60c. Monday evening from 7 to 7:45 Planned to Spend a Year in tion Is Opened. 50c Specials Mrs. William C. Cheney gave a and on Saturday evening from 7 to 8 o’clock. Tonight is the occasion of the The continue(d case of Wilbur Specials on Sale for Three Hours Only. bridge and whist at her home on concert which will be given by the America to Study Church Markham who was charged with )AB0UTT0WN Park street this afternoon for the Songster brigade, the Maxwell Man keeping an unlicensed dog was Store Ooses at Noon. benefit of the Manchester League of THONIPSONVILLE C. OF C. dolin club and two soloists in the heard before Judge Johnson this Chauncey B. Ellsworth of Mar Women Voters. Salvation Army citadel. Proceeds Worh But Is Appointed morning. Markham was repre ble street left today for Ormond from the concert will go toward de sented in court by Attorney Wil HEAD TO SPEAK HERE fraying the expenses of repairs to liam J. Shea. Markham was be Beach, Florida, where It Is his cus Miss Edith Pearson of Doane tom to spend the winter months. the hall. Here. fore the court on the above charge street will entertain the M X club Among the soloists will be Har on October 27 and because there Chamoisette Gloves this evening at 7:30. L. E. Van Doren to Make an old Turkington, director of the was some ,doubt in the mind of The Ladles’ Aid society of the Rev. David Kelly, of the Town Address to Members of newly-formed High school band. Judge Johnson he suspended judg Concordia Lutheran church will Group No. 4 of the Hospital Linen Mr. Turkington is one of the most of Donegal, Ireland, who is In this ment at that time. 5 0 c pair meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. Auxiliary promise a tempting varie Town Players. Versatile musicians in Manchester, country on leave of absence, has Within half an hour after th» ty of food at their sale to be held being able to play on practically been appointed curate of St. court had adjourned, Warren ■ You will be amazed at the wonderful value these Women of Mooseheart Legion Friday afternoon at 2:30 in the Officials of the Town Players, every instrument. He will play Mary’s Episcopal church here. Markham, son of Wilbur Markham j will have their regular meeting this J. W. Hale Company’s store. La Manchester’s Little Theatre group, Strauss’ “ Beautiful Blue Danube” Donegal, the Rev. Kelly explains, applied at the Municipal building | gloves are at this price— so well made. Two snap style evening in the Lincoln School kin dies of the four different groups are looking for a record attendance is geographically in North Ireland for a license for his dog. ^ He did at the postponed annual meeting waltz on the piano. in new good looking shades of tan, brown, gray, nude dergarten. A full attendance of who form the auxiliary and inter The other soloist will be James and originally belonged to Ulster, not have the required 83 and the the members is hoped for as sev ested friends will contribute food which will be held In the School but It is In the Free State now. boy told Miss Hattie Strickland, and black. street Rec tonight. The meeting Franckum, who is said to be the The appointment came as the eral matters of Important business articles, the proceeds to bo expend premier banjo soloist in Connecti the assistant town clerk, that he will he acted upon. ed in the purchase of new linen for will start promptly at 7:45 and will result of an odd coincidence. Rev. would not have the dog registered be preceded by a program of enter cut. His home is In Hartford and J. S. Neill spent his vacation in the hospital. Baked beans, home he is a member of the Hartford at the time but would turn him ov Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Watkins are made bread and doughnuts, cakes, tainment. Ireland and Rev. Kelly had plan er to the dog warden. The speaker of the evening will plectral club. Thomas Maxwell, ned to spend his time In America planning to leave on Friday for St. pies and cookies will be on sale. who is leader of the songster bri The day following the dog was Petersburg, Florida, where they be Louis E. Van Doren, secretary to study church work In this coun licensed by a relative of the Mark One Lot of and treasurer of the Enfield Play gade, Is also director and organizer try. They met In Ireland and again will remain for the winter. of the mandolin club which num hams who lives on North School ers of Thompsonville and also pres here when Rev. Kelly was Invited street. As a result of this transae- Alvin W. Greene of 828 Main ident of the Thompsonville Chamb bers 15 members. R em nants Mrs. William M. Balch of 104 street is planning to leave Friday to preach at the local church. He tlon. Prosecuting Attorney Hatha Woodbridge street will entertain er of Commerce. Mr. Van Doren Following is the program: made such a good impression on way had Markham brought into for St. Petersburg, Florida. will talk on the work of the En a. Overture— “ Persian Princess’’, members of the local parish that the Justamere Whist club at her Arr. Armstrong court again. home tomorrow afternoon. field players, a club similar to the he was asked to remain here as the Prosecuting Attorney Hathaway 5 0 c each local organization. b. Romance— “ Gallantry,” curate. said it was apparent that Markham You will find many choice lengths of materials In this Mrs. Mary Behnfield, who with On the entertainment program H. F, O’Dell Seen at the rectory of St. Mary’s ^ was quibbling over trifles. He was Lady Roberts lodge. Daughters of Mandolin Club. lot— silks, ginghams, cretonnes, scrims, cottons, crepes, St. George, will hold its regular her daughter, Emma, is leaving for will bo piano solos by Howard Til- church yesterday, the new curate evasive in his answers and tried to St. Petersburg, Florida, tomorrow den and vocal numbers by Albert Chorus— “ Forward,” A. Judson was induced to speak a little about mislead the court. etc. Values up to $1.00. Tomorrow morning only at meeting this evening in Tinker hall Pearson. Mr. Pearson will be ac Songster Brigade. at 8 o’clock sharp. A large num to spend the winter, was the guest himself. He said he was 35 years In rendering his decision Judge 50c each. companied on the piano by Miss Banjo Solo—A Jaggers, Dean ber of the members is expected as of honor at a farewell party given of age and single. He said that he Johnson said he was satisfied Eva Johnson. James Franckum. decided some time ago to spend a Markham was guilty. His testi there will be an Initiation of candi last evening at the home of Mrs. A full suite of officers and mem dates. A social hour with refresh E. Benson of Main street. About a. Frolic— “When Hearts Are year in America to study American mony and actions on the witness bers of an extension committee will Gay,” H. F. O’Dell ments will be enjoyed. twenty-five of Mrs. Behnfield’s church work and he asked his stand and his evasive answers and be elected. Miss Jessamine Smith, b Romance— “Shifting Shadows,” the fact that he evaded responsibil many friends were present and all president of the club for the past bishop for a year’s leave of ab 36 and 44 INCH WOOL SERGE, yard ...... 5 0 c spent an enjoyable evening. Re H. F. O’Dell sence. This is rather unusual be ity led the judge to believe he was Mothers and Grandmothers! Can you remember in the old The Electa Whist club met this year, is head of the nominating Mandolin Club. not telling the truth. afternoon with Mrs. James Robin- freshments were served. The la committee for the new officers. cause generally ill health Is the days when you bought 36 inch all wool serge at 50c a yard? Piano Solo— Beautiful Blue Dan reason for asking, for a leave of ab Judge Johnson said he was not . son of Greenhill street. dies presented Mrs. Behnfield with A report of each department will Most of you can; it has been a good many years, hasn’t Itt a beautiful bar pin as a token of ube, Strauss sence. He was given it and must going to have the court trifled be heard and also a report on the Harold Turkington. with. He therefore found Mark Tomorrow morning we will put about one hundred yards of 86 There will be a special meeting their regard for her. For several progress of “ Dulcy,” the three-act go hack to Ireland at the end of seasons she has wintered in the Intermission. his vacation for he is still the rec ham guilty and imposed a fine of •inch and 44 Inch all wool serge out at this price. Of course, it- of the Girls’ Friendly society candi play which the club will present Chorus Anthem— “ Hark Hark My $25 and costs. An appeal was tak dates Friday afternoon from 3 to Sunshine City, spending the sum in conjunction with the Education tor of the Donegal parish. won’t last long— come early. mers in Watch Hill and the balance Soul,” Shelley Rev. David Kelly is a graduate en and a bond of $100 furnished 5. All members are urged to at al Club during the first week in Songster Brigade, for Markham’s appearance in the of the time in Manchester. December. of Queen’s University of Belfast tend. a. March— “ Lady Meddlesome,” with a B. A. degree. He then took Superior court. Wm. C. Stahl the divinity course at Trinity Col CHILDREN’S HALF WOOL HOSE, pair . .... 5 0 c Idyl— “ Evening Chimes.” lege. Dublin. After he had complet GIRLS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY Ribbed hose in plain colors of camel, tan, brown, and camel T. Rollinson ed this course he was made curate TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY and white. A serviceable hose for school and general wear. OUR WAR TROPHY Mandolin Club. of the parish at Llmavady. County Regular 59c a pair. Banjo Solo— A Black Cooquette, Derry. When the war broke out he Sunday. November 7, the Girls’ James Franckum. became chaplain with the North Friendly Society of St. Mary’s Epis- TO BE AT CENTER Chorus— “ Sing On.” J. R. Sweney umbrian soldiers. At times he was ' copal church will observe Its twen Songster Brigade. tieth anniversary with a special 79c SILK AND WOOL HOSE, pair ...... 5 0 c with English, Irish and Scottish | In new, good looking shades of champagne, French nude, ^ “ T h at Southern Medley— “ Down Dixie troops and served on the front service in the church at 10:45. At German Howitzer to Occupy ■W-ay,” H. F. O’Dell lines. He speaks French fluently this time they will also hold their and black. A plain colored hose that will match most every Site Near Fountain, Park Mandolin Club. and as a result got along well with memorial service. * sport costume. Board Decides. the French officers and men while On Monday evening, November 8 R em inds fighting In France. at 7:30, a devotional service will be At a recent meeting of the Park In 1920 he was made rector o* held which will be followed by a s social hour. 69c CRIB BLANKETS...... 5 0 c I . Commicsioners, It was voted to per- I PLAN TO PUNISH the parish at Donegal where he Your choice of plain white crib blankets with a blue or a = manently locate the large German I has since remained. An invitation has been extended M e” pink border or plain blue blanket with a white border. Baby 5 Howitzer captured In the World While at Trinity the Rev. Kelly to members of the East Hartford War, In the triangle nera the foun “ JAKEY” SEILERS won the Ecclesiastical History branch of the G. F. S. All mem Shop. s bers are urged to be present at tain at the Center. Prize, the Downs Llthurgy Prize The commissioners decided that and the Archbishop Foster’s Prize, both of the above services. much coveted honors at college. this was the best place for Manches Frank Farr’s Sentence Sus HOUSE DRESSES...... 5 0 c I ter’s only war trophy. Two other The new curate said that he OPEN TO TRADES Your choice of border dresses or dots and figures. All — ril Order My Winter’s Coal During the world series, Manager places suggested were the Center pended But RetrV'ers Are likes Manchester and he likes the John McGraw of the New York sizes. These dresses were made to retail at $1.39 each. Come s Park and in front of the new City Warned Not to Make Sales. people here. Giants let It be known that several in and watch them go at 50c each. 3 Hall. The American Legion pre Today From The Pola Coal Co. old faces would be missing In his — ___ ferred the triangle at the Center It club’s lineup when the season £ 50c 5Qc BOTTLE B O TTLE OF O F LISTERINELJSTE R IN E ANDA N D E A 5 When you stop to think of it, there’s really no rea was understood, and the park com The case of Frank Farr of Char opens. He expects to be a busy = ---mAkrunvi missioners O. K.’d the Idea. BUCKINGHAM 25c TUBE OF LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE.. O U C | ter Oak street, who was before the trader during the winter. son why you shouldn’t fill up your Coal bin right now. The tree which now stands In town court on the charge of selling Thursday morning only at 50c. Buy now and save! S You’ll get better delivery, better service— and your fuel the plot will be removed. The Jamaica ^nger, was disposed of by A Hallowe’en social wlth«a short won’ies will be over. ground will be graded over and a Judge Johnson this morning when entertainment will he given by the concrete foundation will be laid as he suspended judgment. In render Helping Hand club of the Buck BAZAAR $1.25 JERSEY BLOOMERS...... 5 0 c I Call us up today! Get our prices! Then let us fill a, base for the gun. In selecting the ing his decision Judge Johnson ingham Sunday school in the Only 12 of these navy jersey bloomers to sell at 50c. Not £ said that, strictly Interpreting the church vestry Friday evening at site, the park commissioners have all sizes. Just what you will want to wear under your heavy E your bin now I picked on ewhich will affoi'd tourist law at the present time, Mr. Farr 7:30. There will be a klassy kafe- . OFTHESEASONS motorists an opportunity to view It. was guilty of selling intoxicating teria and kandy kounter inkluded. dresses. E liquor but because of the fact that Odd FeUows’ HaU there has been more or less of a APPLES mlsunderstandiuig among the retail National Apple Week 69c OLD IVORY JARDINERES...... 5 0 c I L. POLA COAL CO. dealers in town over this matter, Thursday, November 4 Assorted patterns. £ Piano Tuning he did not care to give him a court October 31st to Nov. 6th Hawthorne St. Tel. 546-2 or 3 Manchester record. Order your Winter Apples now. Chapman Court, Order Amaranth The wholesalers have been ac and cused of telling the retailers of Edgewood Fruit Farm Supper, 5i30 to 7 p. m., 75 cents. 59c GALVANIZED P A IL S ...... 5 0 c I Jamaica ginger that they had a Tcl. W. H. Cowles. 045. An extra heavy galvanized mop pail. 12 quart size. £ Talking Machine right to sell it. According to the Children under 12, 35 cents. uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiU statute it is a violation of the li Repairing quor law. The judge was emphat WANTED! 48 ONLY, FLOOR DUSTING MOPS, each .... 5 0 c I ic in his declaration that he Intend-r A yellow cotton, chemically treated mop on a long, plain s ed to put a stop to It, and offenders TO REPAIR AND CLEAN SEWING Come In And T el. 821. hereafter .who persist In selling Ja MACHINES OF ALL MAKES handle. Limit one mop to a customer. While they last, 56c £ I New England Beer O n T a p | maica ginger will be brought into All work guaranteed. Tel. Man each. Regular $1.25 each. £ court and treated just like other chester No 715. Go anywhere. liquor law violators. R. W GARRARD Have Your KEMP'S 3V Edward St. Manchester **Self-Serve** S pecials Fresh Made Cider I I General Permament Wave Golden Cream Sugar C om ...... 3 cans 50c | Auto Repairing and Sunbeam Evaporated M ilk ...... 5 cans 50c | I All Kinds of Soda | Re-touched 7 Overhauling Campbell’s Beans or Tomato Soup, | ^ Our Delicatessen Lunch Offers You: E SHELDON’S GARAGE Rear of 23 Hollister Street. 7 cans 50c | i Spareribs and Sauerkraut E Phone 110-3. Residence 603-2. Have an oil shampoo after- E i Pigs’ Knuckles and Sauerkraut = Sunbeam Fancy Sliced Pineapple, | I Spaghetti — Baked Beans Potato Salad = wards and it will put your hair 3 cans 50c | E All Kinds of Sandwiches = J t i e a c h in A-1 shape. Fine Boudoir Toilet Tissue...... 7 rolls 25c | State Cafe and Delicatessen | room 1,000 sheets. £ I Restaurant | I Beech Nut Macaroni or Spaghetti, | H i State Beauty Parlor 6 for 50c I i 20 Bissell Street South Manchester S E Charles Kuhr, Prop. = Phone 1941. 753 Main S t So. Manchester ^^Health M arket** S pecials | State Theater Building. niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii There Js Still Time iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiy FLORSHEIMS Enough Left To For 50c For 50c f o r monk's yporth— MASON SUPPLIES 1 LB. VEAL STEW Paint Up The 1 LB. BEEF LIVER I Thursday Morning | LIME 1 LB. BEEF STEW In Florshcim Shoes you get all the Exterior Of Your CEMENT 1 SOUP BUNCH 1 LB. LAMB CHOPS satisfaction you expect. A shoe 1 Special j PLASTER with so high a reputation must Buildings BRICK I Boys’ Blouses 69c | make good.- You will find great There is nothing that will For 50c i These are regular $1.50 and $1 qu^ities. Stripes, S value in this smart Florsheim protect the surface better, from f l u e l in in g For 50e 1 LB. STERLING = plain colors and white; practically all sizes. Thursday E the ravages of winter, than a 2 LBS . FRESH BEEF S forenoon only, 69c. | DAMPERS STEAK coat of good paint. RIBS o i t H O 1 LB. HALE’S SAUS We sell only the best paint. TILE 1 LB. FRANKFURTS AGE MEAT I Mens’ $3. Shirts $2.19 | Glenney’s It will cover well and last a i These are high grade shirts, fancy patterns, silk i Next Door to Woolworth’s A Full Line. = stripes and others. Neckband styles only. Special S long time. i tomorrow morning, $2.19. | Give us your -ord ;r. John L Olson We deliver the goods. I Arthur L Hultman I Painting and Decorating Contractor. G. E Willis & Sod S Visit Our New Boys* Department. | *;iiiiiiiiisiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiinuiiiiiitiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiuiiiiiiisiiiisiniuuii 699 Main 3 t Johnson Block L Main Street Phone 5(1 Siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiimu? I