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------i TWO HUNTERS KILLED; RUTH AND HER MISTAKEN FOR DEER. A Ream of Well-wishes 1 Albany, N. Y., Oct. 17.— Al Frances Grayson, Brice Goldsborough, her though only three days old, the navigator (center)) and Wilmer Stults, her BIG CONSPIRAa TRIAL PHOT START 1927 dee^ hunting season in pilot, read at Old Orchard Beach, Me., a New York state has already ream of penned'and telegraphed good wish brought death to two hunters. Anthony Mullancy of this city es for their forthcoming hop across the At- TRIPJO PARIS was accidentally killed while lanlc toward Copenhagen. IS ON IN WASHINGTON hunting in Renssalaer county. Carl Bont, 19, of Amsterdam, was instantly killed when his Take Steamer^For Lisbon to gun was accidentally discharged. Forty Reporters to '^Cover'' The bullet entered his brain Stenographer In Jury Room Get Passports— May Then through his right eye. Hearing of Famous Case; May Quash Indictments Fly to Paris In a Borrow LEVINE BACK; Two Women In Jury Box ed Plane. New Haven, .Conn., Oct. 17.—■A^ment . the lawyers argued that the On First Day— Families battery of lawyers faced Judge Ed presence of an unauthorized person win S. Thomas in United States Dis IS WELCOMED trict Court her^ today in another ef in the room with the Grand Jury Of Fall and Sinclair Pres Horta, the Azores, Oct. 17.— fort to save a group of their clients was enough to render the indict After being roundly welcomed and from being tried befpre a jury on ments void. The person was Char entertained by the inhabitants of a charge of conspiracy to divert al les F. Roberts, a New Haven attor ent In Courtroom. this port, Miss Ruth Elder and BY M R E R S cohol from legitimate manufactur ney, He was there as a stenogra George Haldeman, rescued Ameri ing purposes to use as a beverage. pher, the lawyers said. John Dana- can trans-Atlantic fliers, today bid Once, many months ago, the law her, of Meriden, assistant district Washington, Oct. 17.— At lunch' farewell to Horta and start for yers succeeded in having a Grand attorney, showed a letter proving Paris by way of Lisbon. Given Reception By City of Jury indictment quashed. The gov Roberts was a specially appointed time, fifteen veniremen had passed They are expected to board the ernment promptly re-indicted the assistant district attorney. through the jury box in the Fall- r.rtuguese mail ship, Lima, which group. Now the lawyers want the The defendants’ lawyers had Sinclair conspiracy trial today and New York— Modest In indictments quashed again. will takj them to Libson. Accord filed either pleas in abatement or nine tentatively retained their ing to Miss Elder, she may fly from Headed by Thomas J. Spellacy, motions to quash for their clients. Lisbon to Paris, where her trunks Speaking to Press — To of Hartford, the lawyers argued The government today presented seats. await her, but she added this de that in at least two cases the fact answers or demurrers to the de Neither side had thus far used pends upon circumstances when she that men under Indictipeut were fendants’ motions and pleas. A a peremptory challenge. called before the Grand Jury as reached the Portuguese capital. The Start Ocean Mail Service. mass of documents was submitted Two attractive young women oc witnesses rendered them immune to Judge. Thomas. The defandanta’ girl flyer will first land at Ponta De from prosecution. The cases were cupied seats one and two. They C da in order to replace her lost Negro Actors Crowd COURT SAYS WOMAN attorneys also put some questions those of J. Edgar Pike, of Danbury, of fact up to the judge and discuss were Mrs. Annella Bailey, a piano passports at the American consu New York, Oct. 17.— Charles A. and Harry I. Ocmen, of New Ha late there as there is no American ed them. The judge took the papers store employee, and Miss Bernice Levine, the first trans-Atlantic air ven. under advisement. Further hear consul here. IS TOO L’ AT TRIAL Heaton, a long distance operator. plane passenger, who made fhe Broadway Theaters Defense Argument ings will be held on dates yet to To Ti-y Again 0 For all the men under Indict- be assigned. The veniremen* were excused ten Before leaving. Miss Elder de flight to Germany with Clarence minutes early for lunch while clared that she was most enthusi Chamberlin, returned home today New York, Oct.*17.— New York’s<»Provincetown group Owen J. Roberts, government coun astic about making another attempt revived the on the liner Leviathan and was giv amusement season having swung Pulitzer Prize Play, "In Abraham’s “If Yon Don’t Behave I’ll Pnt sel, asked that the name of H. M. to span the Atlantic by airplane. en a cordial, yet dignified, recep into full momentum reveals an un Bosom,” with a preponderance of Blackmer, a key witness, be called. She said the flight will be held next YOUNG IN FAVOR GRAYSON AIRPLANE tion by the city of New York and an precedented demand for negro per negro actors. Blackmer, an oil man, is in Europe j-ear and that she will immediately formers, so much so that at present "Show Boat." Yon h M ” Mrs. Endlong evading service of a subpoena. start preparations when she gets enthusiastic welcome by his friends and admirers. negro entertainers of all sorts are 2llegfel4 starts rehearsals today Roberts Objects. back to the United States. Her next being imported daily from every of “ Show Boat,” Edna Ferber’s OF POLISH LOAN FORCED TO RETURN Former Governor Nathan Miller, flight. Miss Elder said, will be The band played “ The Star Span Is Told. gled Banner’’ and Levine was state in the south and as far away story, with forty negroes in the of New York, rose and stated he financed by a wealthy American. warmly applauded as he was trans as California., ensemble. Belasco’s “ Lulu Belle,” represented Blackmer. He start Speaking of her flight. Miss Elder ferred from the liner to the city’s And the principal influences with thirty-four negro people sup ed to explain why his client was said that the weather was clear at reception boat, the Macom, which producing this situation have been porting Leonore Ulric, broke Newport, R. I., Oct. 17— Mrs. Financnal Expert Says It Is Pilot Had to Dump Gasoline not present, but Roberta objected first but later became very boister steamed up the harbor to welcome the high-brow producers including Brooklyn records last week and Is Jesse , Margaret Budlong, being and the court sustained him. ous. Once she took the controls the Theatre Guild, the Province- a sensation along the Manhattan Roberts inerely wanted the tact ofllcialjy the Don Quixote of avia sued for divorce in Superior Court while Haldeman poured g into the tion. town Players, Florence Zlegfeld, “ Subway Circuit.” Of Great Importance For To Prevent Machine From in the record so that later he can here by her millionaire husband, • N tanks from the cans, which were Levine Modest Jr... David Belasco and others of Arthur Hammerstein will open move to seize $100,000 "worth of too heavy for her to lift But steady Levine was extremely modest in high theatrical standing. his Mefiiorial Theatre on Broadway Milton J. Budlong, was characteriz America to Aid Europe. Blackmer’s property, as provided ing the ship against the wind was talking to newspaper reporters who The Guild opened its year at its with “ Golden Dawn,” employing ed as a “ fool” today by. Judge Her Dropping Into Ocean. in a special Senate Act. difficult for her to do for any questioned him concerning his ad own theatre with a dramatization sixty negroes. Gene Buck is re bert L. Carpenter, who threatened Miller said later that Blackmer length of time. ventures. He minimized his part in of "Porgy” an exposition of the hearsing “ Take the Air,” with six; to put her behind the bars for a was outside the jurisdiction of Guests of JIackey the achievement. lowdown life of the darkies In ‘‘Black Velvet,” closing this week, year for contempt of court if she New York, Oct. 17.— That the Old Orohard Beach, Me., Oct. 17. American codrts and challenged Charleston, employing forty-six has ten; “ Sidewalks of New York,” the constitutionality of the Senate While here. Miss Elder and “ I Intend to go into the trans- did not behave herself and answer new Polish loan to be offered to — Mrs. Prances Wilson Grayson, Haldeman were the guests of G. P. negro players and four whites, the morrow, is in line with the policies Act compelling attendance of wit Atlantic airmail business within the latter having minor roles. The questions addressed to . her by the forced to turn back on her non Mackey, traflic director for the next few years,’’ Levine said. "I (Continued on Page 2) court and opposing counsel. of financial recohstruction of great nesses in the oil cases. Western Union Telegraph Company. think a daily mall service to Europe Judge Carpenter’s threat came importance to America, was the stop fiight to Copenhagen, Den Entertained with the Americans is feasible.’’ opinion expressed today by Owen mark,‘ withlp ten minutes after the BE^i; l e g a l t a l e n t . during the morning session of th^ Washington, Oct. 17; -— Harry were the crew of the Junker plane He said it would be-some years CAUGHT IN WIRE FENCE. trial when ■ ^rs. Budloiiig, beliig D. Young, internationally-known hop-off here today, abandoned an before passenger service across the PLAN TO ABOLISH financial expert. F. Sinclair, millionaire oil opera D-1230 who have been held here cross examined by her husband’s other take-off until low tide at tor and sportsman, and Albert B. due to bad weather since they arriv Atlantic is established. For one attorneys, kept exclaiming “ I refuse “ My Interest in this loan is en thing, he said, the rates would be STAYS OUT ALL NIGHT eleven o’clock tomorrow morning. Fall, former secretary of the in ed from Lisbon. The Germans plan •to answer, I refuse to. answer.” tirely from the angle of its contri terior, today were to go on trial' to hop for New York. t prohibitive, for it would cost pas NEW YORK CENSUS Court’s Threat bution to the progress of financial The trans-Atlantic airplane "The sengers from $2,500 to $3,000 each in Justice Frederick Siddon’s Su Lilli Dilenz, Vinennese actress Mrs. Schwartz Wanders in After this had continued for some stabilization in Europe resulting in Dawn” was down by the nose be preme Court room, criminal divi who is a passenger aboard the to make the trip. time. Judge Carpenter declared: benefit.,at home,” Young said. cause of an unequalized gasoline Favors Mall Service Fields and Becomes Entan-y sion, on charges that they had Junker plane, will be among those "Mrs. Budlong unless you behave Explains Importance supply and Pilot Wilmer Stultz was criminally conspired to defraud the hluding Miss Elder farewell today. He was enthusiastic, however, gled in Barbed Wire Fence. yourself I will have to put you "The Importance of haTrlng forced to discharge 265 gallons of about the mail service, asserting Charges Against Mrs. Knapp United States government of in Miss Elder and Prauleln Dillenz be where you can’t* bother any persons Europe on a gold basis and of stabi the 850 gallons supply when the valuable oil land. came very friendly and spent sev that a forty-hour service between (Special to The Herald.) lization of European currencies, is plane unable to pick up speed and They have the best legal talent this country and Europe could be for a year. I will put yom behind eral hours together exchanging ac May Do Away With This Hebron, Oct. 17.— On Wednes the bars for contempt of court. The only beginning to be generally fiying low to the water was unable that money can hire. Opposing established at a cost of about fifty day towards evening, Mrs. Carlton recognized in the United States,” to rise and was dropping down in counts of their air experiences. cents a letter. dignity of the courts of Rhode counsel prepared for a long, H. Jones saw an old wotiian wan he added. “ We have a large ex speed. drawn-out battle to select a jury. Miss Elder spent Sunday writing Mrs. Grace Levine, his wife, and dering about on the hillside toward Island is going to the devil because letters and an account of her flight. Work In future. of a fool woman such as you. Take portable surplus of agricultural Give Up Attempt Available were 104 veniremen, his nine-year-old daughter, Aloyce, the east of Godfrey Hill. Search Gasoline tanks were being re comprising four panels, but as Late in the day a thunderstorm were aboard the Macom when it met ers were notified and an attempt a seat at the table^nd let me hear products and a smaller surplus of blew up and prevented her from from you no more.” manufactured articles for which we fueled for another take-off within these are panels who have been the Leviathan. They went aboard was made to locate the woman, but an hour when Stultz announced assimilating court gossip for the leaving the hotel to fulfill private the liner and rushed up to the avia Albany, N. Y., Oct. 17.— Aboli though the searching party worked iMrs. Budlong had closed her case are seeking markets abroad.” engagements. Of her adventure she but accepted an opportunity to "The loan plans for Increasing that .it was impossible to get away past fifteen days it was quite likely tor and kissed him repeatedly. tion of the state census is expected till after dark looking through the that a special venire would have said: argue certain questions. In closing the bank of Poland capital, estab in the present northeast wind and ‘Tm so happy,’’ exclaimed Mrs. to be one of the direct results of brush and woojdy fields they were Mrs. Grayson stated that if the to be called before twelve men and ^ "There was nothing mysterious Levine. unable to find the object of their she made five motions which were lishing the Zloty on a gold basis and about the flight. It was simply this: the Moreland Act Investigation now should give Increased strength to wind was from the south or south women could be agreed upon. Levine who surprised her by search. It was ascertained that overruled by the court. Small Courtroom. We left America, we flew 2,000 being conducted Into charges that trade activities.” east she would hop tomorrow as jumping Into the plane with Cham the missing woman was the "wife of "I don’t want any bullying by weather conditions over the Atlan As the courtroom was compara miles, and we encountered circum berlin at the last moment and flying Mrs. Florence E. S. Knapp, former Rabbi Abraham Schwartz who lives Attorney Phillips” (counsel for the Bonds totalling $30,000,000 will tic were excellent. tively small, seats were, at a pre stances that compelled us to come to Europe, told her he was glad to secretary of state, wasted $200,000 at Hebron Center. plaintiff), declared Mrs. Budlong be ,offered for sale tomorrow under The landing of ’The Dawn with mium. The corridors were clutter down. We were rescued by the get back home. Levine brought of the $1,200,000 census fund in Searching parties started out before she closed her case. government sanction. a, load of 5,500 pounds in perfect ed with “ trial fans” and prospec Dutch ship Barendrecht, and we back with him a wire-haired ter 1925. early the next morning and suc "Mr. Phillips is not bullying you fashion on the beach here was re tive jurymen long before time for were landed at Fayal. You . know rier "Paddy,” which he presented State officials who have been ceeded In finding the woman. She but the court will In a minute,” garded as a remarkable demonstra court to Convene. Deputy mar the rest. That is all there is to it.” to Aloyce. She and the dog imme closely following the Investigation had become entangled in a barbed Judge Carpenter replied. j tion of aviation skill on the part of shals manned the courtroom door The steamship Lima, upon diately became friendly. conducted by Randall J. Leboeuf, wire fence in such a manner that In SIR UIGIES WOMAN Stultz who was at the controls. , and scanned carefully the creden which Miss Elder will travel to the While being interviewed coming young Albany attorney, believed he her feeble mental and physical Could Not Rise tials of newspapermen and others continent, is due to leave tonight down the bay, Levine was asked by will recommend the abolition of the coDdiyon she was unable to ex VICTIM OF AMNESIA I’he'protecting arm of Prout’s seeking admission. At the far Miss Elder is anxious to get to a correspondent for a Polish news census when he makes his report tricate herself. Taken home she side of the building a crew of was at first unable to speak or to WHO TAUNTS flIH neck at the further end of the Paris as quickly as possible. paper : to Governor Smith. beach here probably saved "The telegraphers were busy at their "Is it true that while in Poland Gov. Smith, it is recalled at the open her mouth to take nourish FINALLY IDENTIFIED wires over which will go out to the ment. Toward night, however, she Dawn” from a forced landing on TO LOAN PLANE j’ou denied that you were a Jew?” Capitol today, urged the 1927 Leg the water. Houses and trees on the world a complete story of the sen ‘•Why should I?” Levine an islature to take action which would rallied and ds much better. , She sational trial. Paris, Oct. 17.— A 550-horse has been in failing mental health Meat Cutter Feared Knives neck sheltered the airship from the power Breguet biplane, piloted swered. bring about the abolition of the Mother Recognizes Him in wind. When "The Dawn” was three Fall Not Well "Were you born in America, Mr. state census. for the last few years and has sev Fall was showing his 66 years probably by the well-known French eral times wandered away from Syracuse Hospital as W. D. miles out,Pilot Stultz found he long distance aviator. Captain Levine?” Change of Heart Fierichs, of Staten Island. could not "get her up because she and the strain of a four-year battle "I was born in North Adams, Republican legislative leaders, home. and Sweetheart Used for his freedom suite plainly. He Arachart, will leave tomorrow It is said of Mrs. Schwartz that was down by the nose” as he ex morning for Lisbon to meet Ruth Massachusetts on St. Patrick’s who refused to join with the gover pressed it. looked far from" well. ^ Sinclair, on nor last vwinter in an effort to do during the World 'War she and her Syracuse, N. Y., Oct. 17.— A man the other hand, was quite self- Elder and George Haldeman, who Day,” Levine replied with a grin. who has been In the hospital of, the Them to Anger Him. Immediately after "The Dawn” Levine parried questions con away with the census, are reported daughter walked across Siberia, the possessed, despite the three- came da«;n in the Atlantic while journey taking them two years and Good Shepherd here since last landed safely on the beach me cerning his reported eccentricitle-i to have had a change of heart fol chanics started the work of equal- months’ jail sentence hanging over attempting a non-stop flight from aboard. lowing the testimony given at the covering thousands of. miles. Wednesday, a victim of . amnesia, him for contempt of the Senate, New York to Paris. The plane will Knapp Inquiry. Their flight was to escape from the was identified today as William D, New York, Oct. 17.— The machin Atlee Pomerene and Owen J. “ Let others do the talking, I’ll do Fierichs, of Tottenvllle, Staten Is (Coutlnjued on Page 3) be turned over to the Americans the flying,” he declared. v Hearings Into the charges lodged ravages of war. As she was out all ery of the law today moved swift Roberts, special federal oil counsel, upon their arrival at Lisbon so that against Mrs. Knapp by the cities night in the drenching rain and land. ” are charging that Sinclair diverted Talks Aviation gale and caught by the barbed wire The Identification was- made by ly to Indict Harry Gilmore, 27, a they may fly to Paris. Preparations However, when It came to ques- census committee will be resumed to Fall some $230,500 of the for the flight were under way at at the,Capitol Wednesday morn in such a way that she could not the man’s mother, Mrs. Lizzie P. meat cutter, who admitted to police STOCKHOLDERS PLAN profits of the defunct Continental move it was hardly supposed at Fierichs, who recognized pictures of Coublay Field, n^-.r here, today. (Continaed on Page 3) ing. he choked to death the, woman he Trading Company of Canada, in ex The plane is equipped with accom To Call Relatives first that she would survive this her son appearing in the newspa loved, the woman who left her hus TO SUE FORD CO. change for which Fall turned over modations for two aviators and is Mr. Leboeuf refused to disclose last experience. per. band fo-r him. to Sinclair the lease on Teapot powered with a Renault engine. It the names of witnesses to be called, Gilmore declared his sweetheart, Dome In the naval oil reserve. A is the same plane which won the but it was reported that relatives of Mrs. Helap Brandon, 26, mother of Will, If Started Involve About week ago today the Supreme Court Liberty Cup at Mltchel Field in TWO WOMEN KILLED - Mrs. Knapp had been subpoenaed. an eight-year-old boy, had made of the United States confirmed a 1925. Testimony was given at the open him her "love slave.” She "lorded Four Millions of Dollars. lower court decision voiding this ing of the investigation that Mrs. Starting Octol^r 25 it over him.” He brooded over the lease on the ground it was “ shot AND DROPPED IN ROAD Knapp had a half doz^en of her rela small "wrongs” she did him. Then Detroit, Mich,, Oct. 17.— The with fraud.” - German Flyers tives placed on the census payroll came the tragic climax— death of contemplated suit of Henry M. and Martli. W. Littleton, of New and that they received thousands of the woman "I still love.” Wilfred C. Leland against Henry York; William E. Leahy and Dead Man Found In Wrecked dollars for work they never per New Closing Schedule Feared Knives and, Edsel Ford to force the Fords George Hoover, of Washington, and Now In Spain Car Nearby—One Woman formed. For years the nightmare of Gil to carry out an alleged premise to Mark Thompson, of New Meklco. Identified. Officials Suspended more’s life had been the gleaming reimburse original stockholders of are the lawyers who will defy the Two officials of the Civil Service blade of a knife. A brawny figure the Lincoln Motor Company sur government to substantiate iis Vigo, Spain, Oct. 17.— Forced Chicago, Oct. 17.— Two young Commission, suspended Saturday MANCHESTER STORES six feet tall who handled knives prised many such stockholders, it case. down here while making a flight women were snot to death and because of alleged census payroll every working day of his life— he was indicated today. from Amsterdam to the Azores their bodies throwm from a speed padding, have until Thursday to an shrank in horror from the imple In a letter sent to all old stock DEATH ACCIDENTAL with New York as their ultimate ing automobile here early today. swer charges lodged against them and BANKS CLOSED ments of his trade and grew faint holders of the Lincoln Motor last fVr goal, the crew of the German Heln- One hundred yards from the spot by William G. Rice, a member of when a fellow worker cut his fing week, the Lelands ask for pbwer of Bridgeport, Oct. 17.— Coroner kel seaplane today prepared to take where the bodies lay, the automo the commission. er. His fear amounted to an obses attorney and-agreement to start John J. Phelan today issued an ac off again for Horta. bile crashed into a telegraph pole William G. Maher, assistant sec TUESDAY EVENINGS sion. suit. cidental death finding Jn the case If weather conditions are satis and was demolished. In the retary of the Civil Service Com- j On Saturday the gleam of a knife It is estimated the suit, if start of Andrew MarcInelll, 65, of Stam factory, they announced, they will wreckage of the machine was found mission, was suspended because he j fiitted briefiy before his enraged ed, will Involve about four million ford, who on October nint/h was continue on across the Atlantic to the body of Wilfred Winters, 21, failed to Inform the commission j eyes. It was held by the woman he dollars. struck and killed here by a car driv New York on a non-stop flight. who had been shot through the that his wife, Mrs. Veronica Maher, j OPEN THURSDAY loved. Today he is in Jail Charged Most of the old stockholders who en by Don B. Millay, of Greenwich, Pilot Horst Merz told the Inter head. received $8D0 for census work it | with mqrder. He confessed that he could be reached said the suit came as Marcinelli was alighting from a national News Service that he came One of the girls was identified is alleged,^ she never performed. had strangled Mrs. Brandon when as something of a surprise and de bus. down at Vigo when, flying off the as Frances Martin, a student. Ef Julia Ryan, for twenty years chief AFTERNOONS AND she fiourished the dreaded weapon clined to say until they had thor Coroner Phelan will go to Darien Bay of Biscay, he noticed that his forts are being made to identify clerk in the commission, was sus in his face. Gilmore also told police oughly digested the circular wheth this afternoon to conduct an in plane was losing altitude. the second body. pended because she is alleged to EVENINGS INSTEAD he was Irritated by her laziness, er they were in sympathy with the quest Into the death of Robert “ I had decided to go on and try The tragedy occurred on Rhodes have improperly approved a payroll her failure to waken him in time proposed action. Thomas, 27, who was killed In aa ’ to reach the Aaores," he said, "but avenue on the far south side., of of $800 for her sister. Rose Rjran, for his work, her demand for auto accident on the Post Road Sat learned by radio that weather con Chicago. Police Lieutenant James when she knew her sister was not Stores closed WEDNESDAY at NOON. > breakfast in bed, her refusal to iron TTREASURT BALANCE urday evening. A car driven by Wil ditions there were bad. We will Day, who found the bodies, ex doing any census work. and mend his clothes. liam Macinerny went over a cul make a few repairs and then set pressed the belief that young Win Reports of a possible shake-up Open SATURDAY EVENINGS, as usual. Gilmore said he met Mrs. Bran Washington, Oct. 17.— ^Treasury vert and Thomas received fatal in out again. I hope we will be able ters had shot the two gLrIs and in the Department of State were don at the World Series at Pitts balance Octobfer 14: $459,451,913.- juries. Macinerny is under , bona “to go right on to New York."- then turned the gun on himself. current at the Capitol today. burgh in 1925. 96. pending the coroner’s flndlnt i
■ •I ■ r . . ,*•.. , ■s:, .■ •- - r V - ' ^ '* • \-' ' ^ MANCHESTER XCONN.) EVENING HEKACD. HONUAT, ^ PAGE TOO and was struck by Troem'aii’s ^ however, was more encouraging, which was going nortb_ on the MANCHESTER MOTORIST Alexander showing considerame KIWANIANS TO LEARN improvement and hospital authori avenner ' ■. , ALBINO SQUIRREL, SHOT about tow n ties now expecting him to recover. NEGRO ACTORS CROWD ENGLISH PASTOR INJURES ELM Ciry COP Just how the accident occurred Miss IJargaret ABOUT CONSOLIDATION is not known. Policeman AJexani ford spent the weefc^d GOES TO TAXIDERMIST The Boy Rangers will meet at aunt, Mrs. Kate BheebW o* North THEATRES ON BROADWAY the Manchester Community club der came out of Lines street Into house this evening at 7 p. m, and Quinnipiac avenue. Fair Haven, Main street. TO SPEAK HERE Howell Cheney to Be Speaker Jeorge Trueman Under $1,000 members'ot the first patrol of the Bail at New Haven on (Continued from Page 1) new Boy Scout troop will meet at Wednesday Noon on Timely Carl Johnson Kills Rare White Charge of Recklessness. Specimen; Much Game Is Be 8 o’clock. Subject. 'a solid success, uses ten; “ Rang Tang," all-negro, occupies one of Will Be Present at First of ing Mounted. The rummage salp by the Howell Cheney'will be the speak In New Haven City Court this the largest Times Square houses Memorial Hospital linen auxiliary er at the Wednesday meeting of morning, a continuance was grant ’ t o d a y and Is in for a run, patronage Carl J. Johnson of 191 Maple will open tomorrow in the vacant the Klwanis club, and his subject ed until October 26 In the case practically all white; “Emporer Union Services to Be Held street shot an Albino squirrel Sat store in the Johnson block. The will be “ School Consolidation for of George Trueman of 23)Griswold AND Jones,” starring Charles Gilpin and urday morning while hunting m hours will be from 2 p. m. through Manchester.” Mr. Cheney has for street, this town, who faces a Circle other negroes supporting him, is Bolton. Ronald C. Hillman, High- out the evening and again Wednes many years been a member of the charge of reckless driving as a re t o m o r r o w playing nearby “ stands.” This Winter. lanf Park taxidermist, who was day afternoon. town school committee and has sult of an automobile accident in In Picture Palaces. given the animal to mount, says made a deep study of the advan New Haven Friday night when The large picture palaces, almost specimens of this kind are exceed Mrs. Marcella Groman and Mrs. tages of school consolidation for Motorcycle Policeman James H. THE SWIFTEST MELODRAMA IN A DECADES with' one voice, have also gone Dr. Wardle Stafford, who is at ingly rare. The squirrel was snow Francis Graham will be the hos the various districts of the town Alexander of that city was serious brownskin. The Ace, Roxy, this present on a tour of this country, white and had pink eyes. tesses for the Wednesday evening under one control. It is urgently ly injured by an automobile driven To Killl Wreck! Destroy! In a Mad Frenzy of Jilted Love week has the jubilee singers, some will be the speaker at the first of During the first week of the whist at the Manchester Commu desired that every Kiwanian be on by the Manchester man. Trueman fifty; the Paramount last week the union evening services to be hunting season, Mr. Hillman _ re nity club to which all card players hand at this meeting to hear Mr. is out in $1,000 ball. featured the Dixie Choir, of ste- held monthly during the winter by ports he has done more business are invited. Cheney^s views. Luncheon will/be At the New Haven General hos teen, playing elsewhere now on p e the combined congregations of the than he did during half of the prepared and served by the stu pital It was .at first believed that The Black Diamond Express same local circuit; at the Capital, South Methodist, St. Mary‘s Epis whole season last year. Last week s Mrs. Anna Wade, collector of dents of the domestic science de Officer Alexander would not live. James Johnson, negro, is conduct copal and Center Congregational work included ten gray squirrels, Mystic Review, W. B. A., received partment. Rev. W. P. Reidy will He was suffering from a fracture ing the white concert orchestra; churches. This first union service five pheasants, an owl and a fox, a telegram today from Miss Hose furnish the attendance prize. of the skull and a broken leg. To ‘ several specialty performers of the will be held at the Center church, the latter shot by J. C. Smith of 66 Millier of Pawtucket, R. I-, to the day’s report from the hospital. with Monte Blue race are scattered about other Sunday evening, November 6. The Spencer street. effect “that she will be present at leading film houses. choir of the church will furnish the meeting this evening. It is TELLS MEN’S LEAGUE THE GREATEST RAILROAD PICTURE! I The Alhambra, recently a lead important that a large number of special music. BATHROOM ON WHEELS the members turn out 'to greet ing uptown. Keith vaudeville house, Dr. Stafford is ex-president of FILMS is on a profit with a musical stock the Wesleyan conference in Eng Miss Millier, who is to succeed Mrs. OF NEWSPAPER WORK company, all negro, with a com- land which corresponds with the Margaret Littleton as Supreme ipany of fifty-one, and like the IS COMING TO TOWN Deputy Commander for Connecti Developed and Methodist Episcopal church in this Ronald H. Ferguson of The Lafayette and other Harlem negro country. He was formerly pastor of cut. There will also be a memo Printed shows, reports about sixty per cent, rial service this evening ^or p e Herald spoke to the Men s League the Metropolitan Union church in Every home owqer in Manchester late Mrs. Minnie Custer Waddell of Center church yesterday oiorn- white trade. Soon to come are Toronto, Ontario, the largest 24 Hour Service ‘.‘Gophered” and “^The Black Phan will be interested in seeing the re and the guards should dress in ing on newspaper work. He told PARSONS Oct. 24-25-26 church in that city. markable traveling exhibit of the gathering how newspaper men Film Deposit Box at tom,” under standard manage The next speaker will in all prob w'hite. ments, with colored actors, for plumbing materials*which will visit defined news, how they chose Store Entrance. HARTFORD ability be the pastor of Plymouth us on Wednesday, October 19. In Several from town including Mr. what to print and related some of MONDAY, TUESDAY, WBDfeNSDAY NIGHTS, I Broadway locations. The Mamie church; Brooklyn, Rev. Newell the oddities in the news situation Smith Revue, with 25 a big special body built on a motpr and Mrs. William Dowd of Maple MA'nNEE WEDNESDAY* Dwight Hillis. Equally prominent street, Mr. and Mrs. John Weir and in Manchester. At the close of pie, likewise aimed for the Rialto, truck a varied and interesting dis THE SENSA'nONAL HIT speakers In the different denomin play of the latest (Jeslgns in bath son John of Lilley street, Mrs. Eli the meeting some of the league KEMP'S is rehearsing and a 1927 members questioned Mr. Ferguson of “ 7-11” is being napt for similar ations will be secured for the meet room, kitchen and laundry equip zabeth Lappen of Wadsworth stree. MAIL ORDERS NOW * ings throughout the season and on the stand of newspapers on the exploitation. * ment will be shown. and Mrs. Sarah Lewie of Hamlin Florence Mills, recently returned special music provided by the Many hundreds of thousands of street attended the wedding of Miss prohibition question. churches at which the union serv Ethel Weir to Fred Rayner in Mys CHARLES L. WAGNER. from English and French triumphs, people have examined this free ex BIR'THDAY PARTY. has several starring offers and a ices are held from time to time. hibit along.its route from coast tic Saturday. first-class vaudeville contract which to coast, and have carried away PARSONS in Assoeistion with Bd^3pSehifynj)res&tt& she has not yet signed, holding off Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Wirtalla Francis McDonnell of 213 Cen many practical ideas and sugges ter street was the guest of honor at Hai*tford for $3,500 weekly. tions for the improvement of their of Benton street attended the meet Black and Tan Cabarets. LONDON PAPERS RAP ing of the Connecticut Dancing a party given at the Thompson MON., TUBS., WED., homes. bungalow on Center street Satur WAUrER "THE For some time the “ black-and- Within the car is installed a Teachers’ club yesterday afternoon Matinee Wednesday ^ tan” cabarets along Lenox avenue at the Hotel Bond ballroom. day evening. Mr. McDonnell be CHANNEL “SWIMMER” modern built-in bath tub complete lieved that the affair was given for OCT. 17, 18, 19 have been a late-hour ‘ blow-off with overhead shower and Aqua Madam Lenora of New York was habit for the jaded. They have present and executed some of the some one else and was genuinely HUSTON silk curtain. An attractive com surprised to find it was in recogni Theater Comedies Inc. Present increased in numbers, are advertis bination kitchen sink and laundry latest dancing steps. Prior to its N. Y. Opening IN THE DRAMATIC ing in the dailies and offering Call Woman Doctor’s Hoax “A tion of his birthday. He received tray, a popular fixture which saves a numbpr of useful gifts, including SENSATION “ hotsy totsy” entertainment. Poor, Mis-Timed Joke-” space, time and steps is also dis f u n e r a l o f But, more extraordinary, is the THEODORE REICHARD. a set of military brushes. Prices: Eves. Orch. $2.50; Bal. $2, $1.50, $1; Fain. CIr. 75ej played. Lavatories, closets and Old-fashioned dancing was en ^ ^ A M A T E U R announcement that two of An unusually large number of Gal. 50c; Wed. Mat. Entire Orch. $1.50; Entire London, Oct. 17.— The impres other bathroom fixtures and acces persons attended the funeral serv joyed by the gathering which num Bal. fl; Fam. season’s night-clubs in the swiftest slon was gaining ground here to sories help to make this exhibit ices of Theodore Reichard at his bered between 35 and 50 and in Clr. 7oc; Gal. 50c, Pins Tax. portions of the white belt, both day that the channel swimming complete, in addition to the “ Pre ANNE'' operated by Texas Guinan and in home in Quarryville jest^day cluded guests from New York and hoax admitted by Dr. Dorothy Lo mier” automatic storage gas water afternoon. Relatives and friends Hartford. John McConvllle of turn padlocked but now released, gan, viho received a prize, later re A Brilliant Cpmedy heater. Crane water softener, and, came from several out of town Homestead Park prompted for the With will star negro women. Ethel turned, for supposedly breaking for rural sections and suburban Waters, who recently closed places in addition to Manchester. old-tim^ numbers. Harry Bash- GERTRUDE BRYAN Gertrude Ederle’s record, was towns beyond the reach of city Mr. Reichard, who died at the St. low acted as pianist and accompan own show, takes over the 300 nothing more than a “ poor, mis and water mains, the efficient Crane au Francis hospital, Hartford, ied the soloists among whom %ere ALLAN) BROOKS Club," supported by -dozen white timed joke.” girls. Florence, a Harlem negress tomatic water system. day morning in his 53rd year, had Thomas Martin, William Lynch and And a Distinguished Cast of 25 It was believed here her method Fixtures Shown iii Actual Operation J. Harrison. Cake, coffee and who created a bit of a furore in would do nothing more than pro many friends. including the Paris and has been specially im Additional interest is given this Rev. Joseph Cooper, pastor oi sandwiches were served. voke further anti-feminist attacks. exhibit through the fact that the g . NIGHT CLUB GIRLS THE RIALTO the South Methodist church, and ported, landed last Friday, and will While agreeing that some sort be the sole attraction at the Texas supply fixtures of the lavatories and Rev. Truman H. Woodward, pastor NEW H.ARTFORD BANK Prices; Eves. Orch. $2.50; ^ of channel swimming supervision the sink are actually connected to of the Federated Church in Wap- Bal. $2, $1.50, $1; 2nd Bal. 75c, Guinan Club" on 48th street. was needed, London newspapers The Columbia burlesque wheel running water. The water Is sup ping, officiated at the house and Hartford, Conn., Oct. IfT— No 50c. Wed. Mat. Orch. $1.50; LAST TIME,TODAY __leading organlzallon of that believe the fact should have been plied by the Crane automatic water J D. Henderson, Sr., conducted the tice of intention to organize a new Entire Bal. $1.00; 2nd Bal. 50c. branch of theatricals, announces brought to the attention of the system. Masonic rites at the grave in the bank was filed with the State Plus Tax. world by some other means than There is no admission charge. family plot at the Quarryville Banking Commissioner here today SEATS NOW ON SALE. VERA REYNOLDS three all-negro and one mixed those adopted by Dr. Logan. The among its shows now girdling its None of the fixtures displayed are cemetery. There was a profusion by a group of New Haveners. The Morning Post declared; -UP- circuit. , for sale, though any or all of them of floral tributes. The bearers bank will be shown as the Indus Numerous agencies entirely de “ Dr. Logan chose the worst pos may be obtained and installed by were Christopher Glenney. George trial Corporation with headquarters voted to securing and supplying ne sible way of illustrating her views your regular plumbing contractor Glenney, John Jansen, Roy Norris, at 341 State street. The proposed on the ease of faking a channel Henry Miller and Thomas i=*ren- incorporators ,are Robert Hyman, I gro talent have sprung up and can swim. She may have succeeded in with little or no delay. PARSONS 'CORPORAL KATE' not meet the demand. A leading A visit by the prospective home tlce. Samuel Campner, Harry Brody, B. casting so many doubts on these builder, as well as the architect and E. Hoffman and Joseph I. Sachs, Hartford dance teacher of the day is Billy swimming feats that we will begin OU R G AN G COMEDY IN THE FOURTH ALARM. Pierce, negro, who Is getting the plumbing contractors will provide Louis Sachs, Israel Gordon, Isic Thursday, Friday, Saturday, call not only from ambitious ama asking ourselves whether Leander an opportunity to see new ways of Kaufman, Max Price, Jacob Weln- PATHE REVUE . * ever swam the Hellespont. WOMEN VOTERS TO HEAR Matinee Saturday. teurs and callow professionals, but adding to the comfort and conven sVoin, Hyman Jacobs, and-Samuel | also from society debs and ma “ She has not proved anything W. Ritcli, OCT. 20, 21, 22 and we are ungrateful for her at ience of dally home life- at modest trons. Negro jazz bands are the cost. The Crane representative MISS MARJORY CHENEY vogue at private parties among the tempt to undermine our faith. Her TUESDAY I WEDNESDAY confession lacked humor and was in charge of this traveling exhibit John Golden Presents best families. delayed too long.” will be glad to co-operate with you The October monthly meeting of WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS And Cecil De Mllle has bought to the fullest extent. the Manchester League of Women the picture rights to “ Porgy,’ “ Henceforth,” says the Chronicle D on W a it «»2 GIRLS which requires an almost all-negro “ channel swimmers will have to Voters will take the form of a contend against the unsavory at DRUNKEN DRIVERS SENTENCED young people’s social. It will he BUCK JONES ''Ttipany, a revolutionary innova- held tomorrow evening in Tinker , ■ ■'■be screen. Indeed. mosphere created by Dr. Logan. It Stamford, / Conn., Oct. 17.— is at their expense that this poor Drunken drivers responsible for hall with a business meeting at F o r Rain WANTED” -in- joke has been perpetrated.” personal Injuries to other motorists 7:30 sharp followed by a social A Play cf Youth, Romance and Thrills by Gladys Unger ■ . w i t Give PARETTS were given heavy penalties In City to which all young women in town Before haviijg that leaky roof GAS USERS WARNED Court today. Edward S. Quinlan, of have been invited. STAGED by WINCHELL S.>IITH Glenbrook, was sentenced to jail Representative Marjory Cheney repaired. A telephone call| With positively .the same cast ^^Chaiii L ightning Tiding dinner Stamford, Conn., Oct. 17.— With for thirty days and fined $250 and will speak and there will also be brings us without delay. *vhich presenied this great com I a second serious gas accident in less costs, while Dymetro Melkowitz, of two speakers from the League edy success on Broadway for 41 A BLUE STREAK OF ACTION. headquarters iff Hartford, in addi than a week, the Stamford Gas Glenville, was fined $125 and costs. Roof and gutter work our| weeks. NEWS Light Company today issued a Quinlan’s car hit a car driven by tion to special musical numbers. COMEDY Mr. and Mrs. Celestln Neuvllle of Prices: Eves. $2.50 to 50c. warning to its customers to take Andrew Harkness and sent Mrs. The committee in charge of all ar specialty. Sat. Mat. $2.00 to 50c, Plus Tax...... Evening 10c-25« Middle Turnpike West were tender rangements includes Mrs. G. H. Matinee 10c-15c. precautions in using gas water Harkness and her youilg daughter Thursday Night under aus ed a surprise dinner yesterday by heaters. The warning was issued to the hospital in serious con d i Wilcox, Mrs. Louis St. Clair, Mrs. ROBERT GRIFFITH their children. The party was in when Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Lock- tion. Melkowitz ran into a car driv W. E. Hibbard, Mrs. W. C. Cheney, pices of Syria Grotto honor of their twenty-fifth wedding wood were found overcome in thei. en by Edward Gobel, of Jamaica;\ Mrs. George F. Borst and Mrs. Max 140 Oak St. Phone 1325-121 anniversary and was held at the home and were taken to the hos Long Island, and hurt Gobel Bengs. home of their daughter, Mrs. An pital in serious condition. drew Battaglia of 37 West Middle Turnpike, which was tastefully dec STEAMER IN DISTRESS orated with flowers and crepe pa per streamers. Bordeaux, France, Oct, 17.— An About 20 members of the family “ S^ O. S.” message from the Ameri / and close friends were present and can steamship Nile was picked up enjoyed a bountiful dinner and the here early today. The Nile was CONCERT social time which followed. Mr. and Mrs. Neuvllle received many aground ten miles west of Cape EflU gifts of silver in recognition of the Bogaroni, near Sardinia. Tlie Greek anniversary as well as a handsome steamship Vassilos reported she Royal Welsh Ladies Choir buffet mirror from their children. was on her way to give assistance. HIGH SCHOOL HALL ESTE* W i t h * I Don’t Depend Too Much Wednesday Evening, Oct 19 RonaMCifliiiaiiT y a«5angement with SAMoacourwvN) I On The Weather ATTLES, mutiny, mad Arab r id ^ I It may fool us and grow real cool soon. Better be | B and sudden death in the hot Sa hara. Spine-tingling mystery,, mur = prepared with a der, fire, heroism, self-sacrifice, escape and finally the astounding solution of- a TOPCOAT Jewel theft. ] $25 to $35.00
I Overcoats $19.50 and up | SPECIAL ,FOR QUALITY AND STYLE I s c h o o l I b u y YOUR SUIT HERE CHILDREN MAHNEE I $25.00 and up WEDNESDAY on A T 4 :1 5 I HATS, CAPS, FURNISHINGS, SHOES AdmiasiMl 16e Auspices of the Manchester Kivoanis Club Fpr the Benefit of the TODAY, TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY t George H. Williams, Inc. I ADMISSION FOR THIS PICTURE KIWANIS KIDDIES KAMP EVENING s Johnson Block, South Manchester. = STATE MATINEE T ick ets...... $1*00 South Manchester 15c, 30c and 40c S Store Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings | 15c and 25c = Until 7:30. On Sale by Kiwanis Club members, at the South Herald Office and at the door. i ^ ^ ■ :W^ . ■ ■ M-■- •‘7 >- .. . ■* s? » , i-V, :'}f'” ; ...... : *^.-. ■•( ' y ' FACE THRI > / m^qHESTER (qONN.) EVRNmG HBRAU); 'MONDAY, OCTrOBER 17, 1927. * . ,9 r.T- “ l i
themums, roses and sweet peas. 44* 99 There were 125 invited guests. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Clarke left for a MRS. wedding trip to.Bermuda, the bride 9f Rockville wearing a two piece blue crepe de chine dress, a blue lynx trimmed G. l i C. DIRECTOR For **Quee^ coat with a hat to match. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke are both members of CHIMNEY FIRE the Manchester Country Club. Mr. 'The'nqw qiieetf of Homestead^gone to Hartford where he pfld the Clarke is secretary of the Manches Pii'riV.vraa hy'• the society the money for the -extra ter Savings Bank and also a World Local IVgnuui EWttod to fare. War veteran. : king, J^ n k Sokolpski. Appeals to Officials of the society,in. Ha^.t- STARTS CLEANUP Ecker-Gross Boaiil at Convention In f he j Hartford Travelers Aid Society fprd were told by the Manchester The wedding of Miss Bertha ’ • ■ ' * . « • I- from the Grand .Central station in police to have nothing to do w|th Gross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. New.York on Saturday disclosed the the case, according to info'rjnatlon Hugo Gross of 12 Windermere ave- NewHaveiL fact that the new aspirant for the received. at that office today. The Fall Bedding Monitor Block Also Being UiUe and Frederick Ecker, son of royal robes, Mrs; Mary Alesh of police had.’told the society that g)o- Mr. and Mrs. Alois Ecker, of 86 Manvllle, N. Y., had lost or spent koloSki had recently been released Village street, took place at 2 Delegates from Gibbons the money whioh the king had sent from j air where he was serving a Re-Wired— Opposed to o’clock Saturday afternoon at - the bly. Catholic Ladles of- Columbus, her for her carfare to this town. sentence for manslaughter in .cph- First Evangelical Lutheran church. whe w:ere in atteud'anfce at the 13th Mrs. Alesh is one of a number nection with the death of his wife. Cooler weather is here and so is our stock Rev. John F. Bauchmann, pastor of of women W'ho have replied to Several prospects have^ ,qpmo..io annual convantion hel ...... J ' ■ '.'''’V' - ■* ■ ■■ ^* • i - r i - V ■ ^v ■* ■•"'''if., -N* y . -f?-..'.* .'■ > v ; > -'-'r • V-^":sja---V'J'J'-----»^'^- • '-' ■■ ■'•••' 3 ^ ' IIANCHESTBR ( c o n n .) BVENING HERAU). M O N D A Y . OCTOBER 17.19CT. rA G B F O T }« buslnMB-of the people of tbe Unit helped himself to a million or two jRanrliertft ed States to see that their soldiers through graft or some such crooked are well and handsomely (»red for deal as this Teapot Dome affalh It may be ever so shocking >but E ttenitig H ftalb it makes no particular difference Tickets for tho it is a fact, and one which mig^t as k»UBUSHTCD BT what happens to,a lumberjack. VerduiL Oct. 17.— Ten years af royal w e l s h THE HERALD PRINTING CO. well he faced, that as a people we Now the personnel of the army is» terwards we all got out of automo LADIES*^ C H O I P. Fojn<:«DVERTI81NO REPRE ed and adequately sheltered from monotony of crosses upon hills the SENTATIVE. Hamllion-pe Llaser. cold and storm. In other words the ixiii countryside would have seemed Inc.. 886 Madison Avenue. New Tora and 612 North Michigan Avenue. doughboy is, or is supposed to be, dedicated to the memory of forgot Chicago. sufficiently l^rdboiled to need no ten springs and wlldflowers. There By RODNEY BUTCHER The Manchester Evening Herald is more coddling than any ordinary is a regularity to the rows of graves on sale In New York City at SchuUsa that tells you how time has sped C 0 N G OLEUM News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 4Znd. workihan living in a community of “ttreei and 42nd. Street entrance ol Washington.— President Calvin ...... time for efficiency and buri [ — Oiipranteed money- Grand Central Station. workmen— such perhaps as a lum Coolidge has met royalty, including al and landscape gardening; time back Gold Seal quality "Inrernational News Service has the ber camp. Queen Marie and a few visiting for niew branches to burst upon of heavy weight In sU exclusive rights to use for republloa- And if General Summerall knows prlnceSt but It was only recently overhanging trees; time for new distinctive patterns. tlon In -.ny form all news dispatches Regular 85c a sq. yd. credited to or not otherwise credit- tho PTistence of any lumber camp that he had an opportunity to learn life to appear upon the hillsides ed In this paper. It Is also exclusively OL LUe CAiOL.v**v.w ______UrkTTtA and grow old and die; time for all where the food Is not abundant and how royalty behaves at home. eniitled to use for repubitcatlon ell There can be no doubt that a that another summer has born to the local or undated nows publlebed good, where the wintry winds and die in a radiant lavender-and rose iiereln." ______president^really ought to know how the rain are not wholly excluded, rulers of other nations conduct with the coming of autumn. MONDAY^ OCT. 17, 1927. or where the hygienic conditions themeelves, but the fact that Mr-. are not reasonably satisfactory, he Coolidge has acquired this item of In the Rue Auber, Paris, a fellow education has gone hltlherto un has a little secret all to himself. stops you and thrusts cards into N .W Y D.\Y noticed. your hand, repeating; “ See the October 27 will be Navy Day— Because, on the whole, the lumber The occasion was the formal battlefields...... See the battle New Fall Fashions in the Famous the annual occasion on which the jack lives not so badly in his camp, opening of that ocean of gilt paint fields.” even if he does do more work in a know as the Fox theater, in the Just around the corner from the Navy becomes urbane to the com new National Press Club building mon people of America, Invites day than a soldier does in a year, j American Express half a dozen We do not like the gallant gen sightseeing automobiles draw up Armstrongs Linoleum them to Its yards and its ships, The' opening p.robably was inost and other fellows slip cards Into stages drills and shows them how eral’s choice comparisons at all. riotable for the fact that -the your hand and chant...... “ Dunt for Every Floor in the House its guns work and how clean the We do not at all'like the inference president, after sitting through a ■fail to see the battlefields!” long session of spectacular vaude In every spoke that radiates from brightwofk is kept. that a soldier is more deserving of vllle, actually stayed on another respect and worthy, of a better liv the Place de I’Opera are other wait As a measye for the creation of hour or so through the full length ing cars. Trains run regularly in and Naim-Gold Seal Linoleum public inter^t and pride in the ing than the man who contributes of a movie. It was far from in every .direction. Tourist agencies Navy, and for the building up of a by his labor to the economic needs cumbent upon him to do so, for arrange endless itineraries. ThP fall natterns in'Armstrong and Nairn-Gold Seal linoleum are here. Fresli of the world. There is smack of the everyone from the owner down And In the-end, whatever road of S r n » w interesting patterns, daring efiects-modern floor ideas, public backing for naval appropria would have been quite happy had tions, the Navy, the Navy League delusions of the military caste he quit the presidential box after you take, you come to the land or the kitchen and bath Marbles for halls and formal rooms Em- sloping hillsides and white crosses and their co-related agencies have about such talk— of delusions of the first number or two. Presumably, the president stuck standing at eternal attention. And adopted the time-worn but usually grandeur. theU' you remember there was a make ideal backgrounds for pile rugs. As to whether the army of the because the movie dealt with inci effective device of telling the news dents in the private life of a royal war. And you remember a friend, Here are Watkins low prices—and they include laying. 15 square yards or papers what to say. United States as a whole is well family and also the subject of and another friend and another. more. Extra charge for cementing. We are in receipt of a communi housed o.r not we pretend to have American loans to European na Along the sloping hillsides cation from naval sources enclosing absolutely no knowledge. Summer- tions, in which he is very much MARBLE AND TILE INLAIDS, groups wander. And when they all may he justified In saying that Interested. He had no 50 cents STRAIGHT LINE INLAID an article on “ America’s Foreign Invested and he surely would converge they talk in whispers, as sq. yd...... Trade.” It is not an especially orig some of'the housing is bad. But have left if the picture hadn’t though this were a funeral or a LINOLEUM, sq. yd. - ...... inal artical, being merely a brief aside irom the fact that such few appealed to him. church service. They talk around synopsis of flgures taken from the army posts as we have seen have As the picture opened, the presi in that sort of lost fashion that HEAVY EMBOSSED INLAIDS, strangers have when they-are in a HOUSEHOLD WEIGHT INLAIDS, Commerce Year Book for 1926, hut appeared to be considerably su dent found an American capi talist arrived at the court of a strange and- embarrasing land. sq. yd...... it is prepared with due solemnity perior in point of comfort, costli European kingdom. This proto From the seats of-the automobiles sq. yd...... by the National Naval Day commit ness and architectural endeavor to type of J. P. Morgan was ushered the raucua voice of the spieler tee and handed out to the press as the housing of the average Ameri Into the throne room just at the spurts the sing-song story...... an “ editorial suggestion.” It gives can citizen, we doubt if the gener time his dress shirt began to give "Here, folks, Is where. And him trouble. The king approach so on. , . New Closing some statistics on the extent of our al, as indicated by his lumber camp es the millionaire and whispers: First it was Meaux. Is it possi Laying foreign trade, points out the vast reference, is the best possible judge “ Your shirt’s out.” ble the Germans lyere once so close Remnants Schedule amount of industrial products that of what degree of luxury should go “ I know it,” says the embar to Paris and all the world stood Taking Effect Week of trembling? Remember the taxicab the United States sells abroad and w'ith the care-free life of the army. rassed capitalist. Oct. 24th. “ Why In hell don’t you fix it?” army that saved the city? Then FREE dwells on the great quantities of It’s Chauteau Thierry and after a HALF PRICE Manchester Stores and Banlts asks the king, and he leads the Will Be Closed raw materials that, coming from THE BROAD BLADE banker off to a window where long ride through a farm’ scattered Watkins low prices include lay plain, the white crosses of Belleau A wonderful assortment of linol TUESDAY EVENINGS far lands, are necessary to the con Gang warfare having shifted everything Is adjusted. ing free. 15 square yards or tinuance of our factory and farm Well, it appears that the king Woods. Belleau Woods, where to* eum and felt base remnants, suit Open Insteail more. When selecting the heavy again from Chicago to New York has a crown prince who is totally day the trees rustle as gently as output— which if course means, too, able for small bathrooms, passage THURSD.4Y .AFTERNOONS grade inlaids we advise permanent, and the blithesome career of “ Lit uninterested in women and an spring rain fails upon the roof. At AND EVENINGS employment. tle Angie” having been very sud other son who Is totally uninter the fringes of the wood you .stop ways, halls,'etc. Now marked at laying in cement over felt, for Closed “ They come from every quarter denly terminated by a storm of bul ested in anything else. When he and shiver, that Is if you have an half price OR LESS! Bring your which there is an extra charge. of the globe and enter into the lives opens negotiations with the capi imagination. It isnH hard to know measurements. WEDNESD.AY AFTERNOONS lets from the guns of no less than what might happen to any army of every citizen,” the article con talist for his American loan, the five rival gangsters, it would appear capitalist insists that they must that tried to take that wood. And cludes. “ A realization of the im that the time may be ripe for the make tihe crown prince interested there are the graves to prove it, portance of this trade has led the employment of a little diplomacy In in women or else he won’t ever and just beyond the. neat stone American government to adopt the get married and there won’t he house of th’e’ caretaker. the handling of a situation now Then there’s Dormans, where the j policy of maintaining a navy as any, heir and thus not enough se fairly certain to become acute. curity for the loan. ' eight German regiments tried to | WATKINS BROTHERS, I n c . strong as that of any other pow Nothing is much more inevitable So the king and the wealthy cross. The Marne runs sluggishly along and half a dozen fishermen er.” that the “ Kid Dropper” gang, who American, with President Coolidge EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES FOR CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES. • The National Navy Day commit taking it all in from the presiden dargle lines in the water but catch set a period to the career of "Little nothing. Epernay, and finally tee may assume the responsibility tial box, hie themselves off to Paris Augie,” will be called on for pay to find a gal who, for a few thou bloody Verdun. for making such a statement as ment In kind. And thereafter, as sand dollars, will come and vamp All abov.t wander little gropps, this, but it is not going to get t'ho long as the supply of pistol shells the prince so that he will become talking in hushed whispers. Now and then someone stops and plants Manchester Herald to do any such and coke holds out, the streets of interested in women and marry thing. Our understanding is that somebody. a few flowers before a cross. Now New York’s East Side are destined They are then shown on a Paris and then a man stops and takes off the policy of .the United States gov to reverberate with the rattle of street trying frantically to pick his hat and studies for a moment ernment in this relation is by no the automatic and to be smeared up strange women— the real king the few feet of earth and shakes his head, as though unable to com means fixed at any such arbitrary with yellow blood. Unless some and the American king of finance. point. If by “ the policy of the Unit Tired and unsuccessful, they prehend. hillsides and regiments of white thing is done about it. retire to a fake Apache den where And as you look about, perhaps crosses at attention. Hours after ed States” Is understood the policy There is really only one good the heroine' nightly helps bunk you shake your head and find it ward as I write, I find myself ATHOUIM of President Coolidge we should reason for doing anything about it, American tourists with the stag hard to comprehend. For at your shaking my head. Still trying to say that the Navy Day committee’s ing of a fake murder. When the side are two Germans and they arc understand. and that lies In the circumstance GILBERT SWAN. representation of it Is entirely in king and the banker discover that shaking their heads. They cannot Be thou faithful unto dcr.tii.— of the gangsters being such infer the blood is only ketchup after understand. - accurate. The President’s first in Revelations 2:10. nally bad shots. Women, children all, they decide that here is the Ten years afterward we all •'-J terest in naval 'maffers, as every and peaceable citizens generally gal for the job and In almost no stretch and get back into automo-' biles. And we ride and ride and The first municipal public con body knows, is to keep all navies, are always in deadly peril when the time she Is in the kingdom motor veyance was used in Nantes, our own particularly, down to the ing toward the capital. come to Paris and hear bands play. Let us fear the worst but work gangs take to shooting. They And get out and stretch and go to France, in 1825. A few years later Strangely enough, her car breaks the omnibus was introduced in Lon with faith: the best will always minimum of safety. And it remains should, somehow or other, be pro down on a dark and sto.rmy night U , bar and stand silent over our take care of itself.— Victor Hugo. don. to be decided whether It is neces tected from the many more bullets and she makes her way, wet and beer as we remember pockmarked m a \ sary for the United States to main that miss their marks- than hit it. fainting, to the country home of tain “ as strong a navy as That of the crown princes, waking up in Our suggestion would be to re the morning to find that she has Bootleg Stuff any other power.” peal the Sullivan law and pass one been completely undressed and put The people of the United States requiring citizens to go armed with to bed. And this point and subse — and of course the newspapers— guns, while putting a special pen quently, It might be said, there is \ IB 1 l See this enough to acquaint the president * would like to be in a position to fa- alty on the carrying of hunting ■REBBAbt] *' vor and advocate whatever expen- with any details of feminine anat Traveling Exhibit knives. That would Insure the gang omy. .TOT ctaj ^ ditures for naval appropriation may ster dropping the gat in favor' of 'The heroine goes to meet the , be actually needed. But when they the blade, for whatever is against king and the American capitalist. By mistake, she makes paid love . of Crane fixtures are conscious of being played upon the law, that will be do. and exploited by a special group to the rascal prince during her vis If the gangsters would only do it, not knowing who the crown The traveling exhibit of Crane plumbingand whose concern is for the upbuilding all their shooting with eight-inch prince was. But the king and the heating materials, bringing latest improve of an enormous, tremendously cost bowles or deer skinners, the chance capitalist observe her in a later ly and outrageously extravagant of knocking off the innocent by scene with the real crown prince ments for bath, kitchen a&id laundry, will be at and tell her to run along back to militaristic machine, whose princi stander would be reduced to a SOUTH MANCHESTER pal function many believe to be the Paris, But the little gal, who is not minimum. And as a means of let tough at all despite her antecedents, Front of Orfortl Building, Main Street creation of a military aristocracy ting daylight into their enemies the throws the money hack at them and WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19 of idlers, then it is impossible for broad blade is quite as efficient as departs tearfully. Meanwhile, the crown prince them to resist the very human im the thirty-eight. y ou are cordially invited to inspect the new pulse to buck the whole business. has knocked down the other prince for making wise cracks. Crane fixtures. See especially the Crane TOLERANT Then the capitalist tells the Automatic Water System. It makes city SOLDIERS, LUMBERJACKS It is probably a very small pro king that the heroine was good girl Sind that in order to establish (ft General Summerall’s sudden recall portion of the people of this coun security for the loan the crown comfort and convenience easy and econom to Washington in the midst of an try who expect that Albert B. Fall prince has got to marry her. The ical for the farm home while it pays for itself inspection trip of army posts, fol or Harry F. Sinclair will be con king feebly objects to seeing •'tbe victed of criminal conspiracy to boy marry outside the nobility, by increasing profits from stock and poultry. lowing immediately upon strictures but the capitalist says he can on army housing conditions made swindle the people of the United make her a duchess and- this strikes - i s n . by the general in a speech at San States out of millions of dollars the king as a brilliant idea. In fact, Diego, is being commonly referred worth of naval reserve oil, In the they decide to have a drink on it, one of numerous drinks. to as a "gagging” operation. trial just now opening in Washing CRANE The final scene must have per wscisr PLUMBING AND H3ATING MATERIALS General Summerall is a soldier ton. It is also probably a very small suaded President Coolidge that this of long service and great experience proportion of the people who care was up burlesque presented by tho —as a soldier. Whether or not that whether they are convicted or not. great American medium of educa GO Cypress St., Springfield, Mass. although the highest court in , the tion. He saw the heroine btCck at // la conclusive evidence that he her old dirty job in the dirty little land, in passing on the cancellation m a i n o f f i c e should be the final authority on dive and he saw the king and the ft . 836 COUTH MICHIGAN AVS.. CHICAGO irhat constitutes proper housing for of the Teapot Dome lease, declared banker enter with the crown the army is another matter. There that their transaction was shot prjnce. In the midst of the murder act, the crown prince walks slowly Is one thing he Is quoted as saying through wltl\ fraud. It is utterly impossible to avoid across the floor, in view of all the that leads to the suspicion that he tourists and Apaches, with out : may have a lopsided Idea of the the conclusion, after observing the stretched arms and yearning, plead Cecond Mortgage | : lubject; which remark is that con- public’s attitude toward govern ing countenance. They melt in each ^ APPLES . others’ arms. The future dynasty litlons of living in some army posts ment frauds throughout our his- McIntosh, Kings and Greenings 'tory, that people generally do not and loan are assured. Money | . ire “ no better than those in a lum- And, as the cops held back the look at public p.roperty and private Now Hand - . m : ler camp.” distinguished audience, President EDGEWOOD FRUIT FARM The implication In this Is, of property from the same, point of Coolidge, having learned how Toy alty acts, how American capital Tel. W. H. COWLES. 945. ‘ 'ourse, that lumber camp housing view. The same citizen who will Arthur A. Knof*a | Ists secure their loans and that tbd standards of living are of a low join in a chase after a pickpocket, 875 Main SL pure love always comes out: all ■X'' -g 1. Irder. It might also be possible to and perhaps tackle the thief at risk right in the end, passed out into Herald Advs. Brins Resnbs Phone 78S-3. lead into the remark the further of his life, is very apt to smile tol- the night and back to bh« Y/hitc ^pllcatlon that wfliile it is the I arantly at the bigger thief who has .House. m- •* .<:-.:^S ■ • < >V V??5 FACE FrS% MANCHESTER (CONN.) EV'^I^fTNG HERAI.D, MONDAY, OCTOBER 17,1927. MAY SUE CONN. eO, FIRE HYDRANT PRESSURE DAILY RADIO PROGRAM AT NORTH END ADEQUATE 399.8—WTAM, CLEVELAND—78a Leading DX Stations. FOR DEATH OF SON Monday, October 17. 12:80—Dance orchestra. 476—WSB, ATLANTA—630. Irving Aaronaon and his Command 6:00—Dinner concert. Tests Develop' 80 Pounds at 7:00—Light opera program. 9:00—OoncerL Its uniform quality never changes ers, tho American jaza orchestra which 9:30—Opera with WEAF. “Plug With Four Hose Coi^ welcomed Colonel Lindbergh when he 8:30—WEAF Gypsies. 9:80—WEAF grand opera. 11:45—At^nta Theological Seminary nections Made. landed In Paris, will be the featured program. artists of Roxy’s program to be broad 10:30—Dance orchestra, Lawyers For Mother of Man \ n :SA-‘‘Memory’a Garden." organ. 526—KYW, CHICAGO—570. cast by WJZ and the Blue Nettvork on 7:30—Roxy’s Gang with WJZ. Test's conducted by the Manches 'it. I^londay night at 7 i30. The Singers 635.4— WTiC, HARTFORD—660. Ciub of Virginia will be WRVA s big 6:30—Bond trio; "Mother Goose." Other Chicago KiUed By .Trolley Getting ter Fire department on North Main bet at 9:10. and twenty minutes later 8:00—New Departure Band. street yesterday morning convinc WEAF and the Red Network will fea 9:30—WEAF programs (3U hrs.) Stations Silent ed Chief Edward Coleman that ture Beethoven’s most popular opera 422.5—WOR. NEWARK—7ia ••Fidello." The K. I. O. Minstrels, full 7:00—Levitow’s orchestra. Monday Night. . Depositions. there is sufficient water pressure 9:00—Columbia broadcast, famous of mirthful mysteries, will tempt a 428.3— WLW. CINCINNATI—700. with, the new 12-inch main to pro^- host of listeners to WLW at 8:30. At composers hour. tect the north end in case 'of fire. 10:30 the audience will be called on to 10:00—Nichol’s orchestra, male quartet 8:00—Pianist, vocal solos; judge tno winners of the Atwater Kent 11:05—Pepper Potters orchestra. 8:30—K. I. O. Minstrels. « Three lines were hooked up to Foundation contest of Western Penn 333.1-WB2. NEW ENGLAND-900. 9:10—Happy Harmony Boys, trio. Relatives of John Martino of the hydrant in front of W, E. Hib- i sylvania to be presented before the 6:55—Markets; weatlier; ensemble. JO:00—Studio program: orchestra. Wethersfield avenue, Hartford, a Imnane bard’s store on North' Main street "mike” of WCAE. Four of the big 7:00—Health hints; Lowe’s orchestra 499.7— WFAA, DALLAS—600. gest highlights of the night-will go on 7:30—Roxy’s Gang with WJZ. g;00—Vesper hour orchestra. who was killed by a South Man and when .these lines had been go 9:00—Aleppo Drum Corps. 10:00—Folger’s male quartet. the air at 10:00 o’clock. They are a ■325.9—KOA, DENVER—920. chester trolley car at Laurel Park ing for some time ano^er hose was program in connection with the an 9:30—Perklns-Beale ensemble. attached , to a hydrant about 100 niversary banquet of Saratoga Histori 10:30—Lowe’s Staller orchestra. 10:00—Colorado theater program. lest Wednesday are contemplating cal Society through WGY. a concert by 491.5— WEAF. NEW YORK—610. 10:15—Opening vodvll program. yards west of the first. A stream 6:00—Waldorf-Astoria dinner music. 440.9_WCX-WJR, DETROIT—680. ^uit against the Connecticut com the Pennsylvania Male Quartet 10:30—'Goldkette’s orchestra. SO'td| 40 feet high was available at through WOO. a recital of traditional 7:00—Phil and Anne Brae, artists. pany, it is reported by witnesses tba siecohd hydrant. ; > Negro music by a mixed chorus from 7:1.5—’’So This is New York, talk. 9:00—Cotton Picker’s orchestra. Morgan College through WBAL and 7:30—Chamber music, pianist, violin. 10:00—Bid Ford and Little Glenn. who have been visited by a Hart- Hydrant pressure at.the first the annual dinner of the Church and 8:00—Talk: poets pantheon. 10:30—Gbldkette’s orchestra plug registered 80 pounds,' which Drama Association, through WJZ, 8 :3 0 -Gypsies, barftone, violinist. 11:00—"Tin Pan Alley," trio. lord lawyer. 9:30—Grand opera, "Fidello. 352.7— WWJ, DETROIT—850. was Increased to' more than 100 by KDKA and WHAM. 6:00—Dinner concert. The witnesses have been ques- 10:30—South Sea Islanders. tfoned by this lawyer and have the pump. 11:00—Rolfe'.S 8:30—WEAF programs. Chief Coleman also tested out Black face type Indicates best features 499.7—WBAP, FORT WORTH-600. been asked to make depositions: VoM might as well have the best 455—WJZ, NEW YORK—660. some .old hose which had..been in 1:00—Astor trio. 8:30—Musical program. Wether or not they will be brought All programs Eastern Standard Time. 10:30—Fiddle Bahd. the department for nine, or ten 4:30—Manhattan trio. into court was riot stated. Martino’s 5:30—Stock, markets: time. 11:45—Manufacturers’ Assn, program. years. The hose was hoo'ked'up and Leading East Stations. 7-00—Klein’s serenuders; baritone. 12:15—Theater entertainers. mother, it is said, is a widow and 105 pounds oLpressure put through 272.#—WPO, ATLANTIC CITY-1100. 7:30-Roxy and His Gang. 384.4— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—780. alone In the world. 7:05—Dinner music; agriculture talk. 9:00—Church, Drama A m u . dinner. 9:30—Arlington orchestra. Did Not: See Car* the pump. The nozzles were, then 9:00—Soprano, tenor, guitars. 10:00—Breyer social hour. 10:4.‘>—Ozark's philosopher. shut' off and^the pressure kept oh. 468.5—WOS, JEFFERSON CITY—640. Martino, who was riding on a 9:30—Concert orchestra; dance music. 11 ;no—Friedman’s . tAn Only two leiTgths of hose burst. 10:30—Sludlo program; orchestra. 405—WLIT. PHILADELPHIA-740. 9:00—Rambler’s orchestra. truck owned by Weiner Brothers of 2S5.5—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1050. 8 ;00-WEAF programs 10;OQ—Christian College program. Hartford, got off the truck east of Chief Colemau made the test to WBAL dinner orchestra. 508—WOO. PHILADELPHIA—590. 370.2—WDAF, KANSAS CITY—810. see if hydrants In thht. section of 7:30—Roxy with W.IZ. 7.30—WOO trio; talk; organist. 8:3()—WEAF G.vpfeica. Laurel Park last Wednesday after 9:00—Pennsylvania Male ^ a r t e t . 9:30—WEa F grand opera. noon at 2 o’clock to recover; his the town would produce^ enough 9:00—Morgan College Mixed Chorus. 315.7—KDKA, PITTSBURGH--950. 10:00—I.ederer’s orchestra. 12:45-NIghthawk frolic. hat which had blown off. He re- water for four hose connections. 352.7— WNAC. BOSTON—850, 5:00- Markets, stocks; time. 468.5— KFI. LOS ANGELES—640. The teat yesterday convinced him 0:30—Dinner music. 6 00-I.ltile Symphony orchestra. 12:00—Opera, "Romeo and Juliet." 'tumed to the truck and did not see 6:25_’furner Brothers concert. l;00—lYegram with KPO. the trolley car. whlclt was ap that the water pressure was ade 7:40—Pianist: talks. 2:00—Qrchestra, blues singer. / g;;)0—Mu.otcal program. 7:00—Pittsburgh U. aCdress. proaching from the east. As he quate. WOR composers hour. 7;.in—Roxv’a Gang with W.IA. 405.2—WCCO. MINN., ST. PAUL—740. ]t):0n—WOR orchestra, male quartet. 9 no—WJZ church, drama dinner. 7::tn—Curtis dlnfier musUu '' stepped from behind the truck he "fo r Autuitiis 11:00—Gallagher’s orchestra. 277.6—W H A M . ROCHESTER—1080. 8:30—Minnesota University program. was struck by the trolley car, 302.8— WQR. BUFFALO—990. l,ondonderry trio. 10;00—Vodvll program. knocked against the truck, and FOR SALE 6:30—Century orchestra. 7:30—Roxy’s Gang with WJZ. ' 340.7—WSM, NASHVILLE—880. I 8:00—Jenny Wren program. 9:00—WJZ church, dranm dinner. 7:30—Roxy with WJZ. thrown under the wheels of the 9:011—H.iwallan ensemble. 379.5— WGY. SCHENECTADY—790. 9:00—Andrew Jackson dinner music. trolley. He was alive when picked a p p e t i t e s n::vi—WEAF grand oper.n. 6:00—Stock reports, farm school. '9:45—P.ndio minstrel frolic. up from the tracks but died on the 2 Modern Houses 1] :05—Carpenter’s dance orchestra. 6;;ni—Von Curler orchestra. 384.4—KOO.- OAKLAND—780. 545.1—WMAK, BUFFALO—550. 7:20—Talk. Arthin- Cohen. 12:00—Opera, "Romeo and Juliet.” way to the hoepital. j Now that the lazy appetite of summer is being 7; 30—Piano and violin ducts. 9:00—Saratoga Historical Society ban '1:00—New books chat. The trolley car was In charge of 8:00—Classical program. quet. 254.1—WRVA, RICHMOND—1180. Motorman Frank O’Mara of Hart At Hollywood replaced hy a fresh, keen interest in. the dinner 0:00—WOR composers hour. 370.5—WHAZ, TROV—790. 9:10—Singers Club of Virginia. R-nn_ir.'jt^rurnental trio, soprano. 9:40—Organist: minstrel revue. ford. It was proceeding toward table, A & P purity-tested foods become ever 10:00—WOR orchestra, male quartet. 5:00—WGY Historical Society banquet Inquire of 11:00—Silver Slipper dance music. 11:00—Richmond orchestra. Hartford and had almost passed the more desirable, and A & P values more out Secondary Eas tern Stations. Secondary DX Stations. iftirked truck when Martino stepped standingly supreme! 272.6—WHAR. ATLANTIC CITY-1100 526—WNYC. NEW YORK—570, 333.1— WKRC, CINCINNATI—900. out. The motorman, who was in the G. SCHREffiER & SON 9:00—Instrumental trio. 9:00—^Violin: talk; musical glasses. 8:00—Instrumental trio. froriit end of the car, did not see 10;00—Deauville Ladies Trio. 9:00- I,egion musical. 285 West Center Street, 447.5—W tE I, BOSTON—670. 10:25—Government talk. the man until after he had been 8 :00—O’Leary's Irish Minstrels. 12:00—Plantation Band. 434.6—CNRO, OTTAWA—690. 861.2— WSAI, CINCINNATI—830. struck. Phone 1565*2 Smooth, free flotcing — it’s all salt! 8:30—WEAF Gypsies. 7:15—Children’s hour; markets. 7 :30 -WEAF programs (4 hrs.) 10:00—Musical: Kale’s orchestra. 8:00—Chateau Laurier orchestra. PKGS 10:40—Radio review; dance music. 635.4—WHO, DES MOINES—560. 8:30—Talk; organ recital. 8:80—WBAP Gypsies. 265.8-WHK, CLEVELAND—1130. 516.9—WCAE. PITTSBURGH-680. 9:30—Quartet, Victorians. Shaker Salt SALT 7:30—r. B. S. A. male quartet. 6:30—Orch; farm school; Kaybee. 11:00—Popular pianist: organist. 7:45.—Talk; Morgan Sisters; talk. 7:30—Two dance orchestras. 336.9—WJAX, JACKSONVILLE—890. 9:0.">—Constantlneau’s Band. 8:30—WEAF Gypsies, opera. 8:30—Shrine Chanters. Pressed from selected Concord grapes! 10:00—Instrumental prog; dance music 10:30—Atwater Kent Audition. 9:00—Orchestra; artists; recital, . 410.7—CFCF, MONTREAL—730, 361.2—WeSH, PORTLAND—850. 11:10—Organ recital. 7:30—Battle’s concert orchestra. 6:00—Stocks, markets, weather. 394.6— KOB, NEW MEXICO—760. 6:30—Farm feature; farm school. Grape Juice QT 52^* 9:00—Traymore quarteL 9:30—Farm talks; orchestra. 10:30—Denny's orchestra. 8:30—WEAF g.vpsles, opera. 508.2-WOW. OMAHA—590. 325.9—WABC. NEW YORK—920. 225.4—WSYR, SYRACUSE—133a 6:30—Syracuse dinner music. 10:00—Orchestra, Use it in place of tchipped cream on hot chocolate! 8:45—Phys Morgan, Welsh tenor. 422.3— KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—710. SMALL 9:00—Swartz home makers. 7:10—Book talk; contest; markets. LARGE 10:00—Two dance orchestras. 7:30—Studio entertainments, 11:00—Opera, "Romeo and Juliet." APEX CAN 236—WHAP, NEW YORK—1270. 9:00—Victorians orchestra. 12:011—Program with KFI. Marshmallow Fluff CAN 7:25—Soprano; talk. 468.6—WRC, WASHINGTON—640. 1:00—Melody hour; artists. 8:00—Ueadlngs; talk. 7:30—Roxy with WJZ. 299.8-t KMOX, ST. LOUIS—1000. 394.6—WHN, NEW YORK—760. 8:30—WEAF programs. 9:00—Orchestra: soloists, Makes tcashing easier— use for clothes and for dishes! 7:00—Music, artists (6^4 hrs.) 10:30—Meyer Davis’ syncopators. 11:30—Lange’s orchestra. . Electric Ironer LARGE SOAKS PKG Chipso CLOTHES CLEAN OUT-OF-TOWN VISITORS Special Low Terms ' “ BEAU GESTE” FILLS THRILLS AT CIRCLE BABBITT'S CLEANSISR pkg 5^ S PKGS THE STATE THEATER WITH BLUE AS STAR HEAR GUILMANTS MASS This Month SOAPINE 4 PKGS 2 5 ^ POLLSBURY'S PANCAKE FLOUB £ PKGS £ 5 ® PKG 10® “Black Diamond Express,” First Monthly Musicaje of Sea SNOWBALL POPCORN - I Foreign Legion Film Makes Starting Today, to Run To son at S. M- E. Is Largely Have you investigated the modem la HERSHEY'S COCOA 2 TINS 2 § ® Auspicious Debut in Town; morrow Also. Attended. 5 PKGS 2 5 ® Remains Here Until Wednes NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT Outstanding chorus singing fea LARGE day. Plenty of thrills^nd a live, story bor-saving way of ironing? Visit our UNDERWOOD’S CLAM CHOWDER CAN •*5 are on the program of the Circle tured the presentation of parts of LB 3*76 theater for today and tomorrow, Guilmant’s Mass In E Plat by the store demonstration and see if you can SUNSHINE SCOTTIE "Beau Geste” pAcked the State with Monte Blue doing the honors. choir of the South Methodist church theater last night and bids fair to last night under the direction of Blue is again appearing as a rail A fine large, full weight loaf of real quality bread — tr y it! establish a record' for attendance road engineer, in a screen play even Archibald Sessions. The mass, the afford to continue ironing the old way— LARGE during the four days it will be more exciting than “ The Limited first of the winter season’s monthly LOAF shown here.- It remains at the thea Mail.” in which he triumphed a musleales, was different from any Grandmother’s Bread ter today, tomorrow and Wednes year or so ago. Blue, as engineer thing that the choir has given to •wasting time, strength and money. day and a matinee for children will of “ The Black Diamond,” is dis date. / be shown on Wednesday afternoon. mayed by the accident to a young About 450 people attended the The magnificent broad sweep of society girl, in which her careless muslcale and among the audience We offer you a free trial in your own ' r a i this drama of the French Foreign ly driven car crashes into his train. were musicians from Hartford and Legion has never before been ‘sur Going to the hospital to visit her, Middletown, who had come to Man ( $ S M T passed, nor has there ever been a love at first sight follows. She chester especially to attend the af home. Do your next ironing on the Apex. finer theme more masterfully ex breaks the engagement with a rich fair. Tlie audience was impressed ecuted, than that of the devotion of suitor, becomes engaged to the en more than anything else by the three young brothers, and their gineer, and refuses her mother’s work of the choir in the ensemble smiling, unfilnehing sacrifice for pleadings to give him up. MOTORCYCLE Rm ER HURT IF^ numbers, of which there were Arthur Pillard, 23, of 71 Lyness each other. The engineer’s younger brother several. The -pounding, pulsing drama of disgraces the family and Monte in street was injured yesterday after "Beau Geste” Is brought to the au Mr. Sessions’ organ numbers were The Manchester noon when he was thrown from a sists on leaving the girl. She mar all from the pen of Guilmant, with dience with shocking force. in the ries the other man in anger, and motorcycle on which he was riding. opening scenes, A detachment of whom the local organist had studied Pillard was taken to Memorial hos Specials for This her bridal party is on Monte’s in France. • the Foreign Legion is shown on its train, when It is attacked by ban pital where three stitches were way across the African desert to Particularly excellent were the taken in his right calf. It was ex dits. Among the bandits with Agnus Dei and Gloria in Excelsis, Eiectric Co. relieve a fort which has been at whom he grapples Is his brother. pected that he would be discharged tacked by Arabs. Arriving, the com presenting a contrast, the first from the hospital today as he was j W eek The girl’s husband is fatally shot. plaintive in character, the latter a mander of the relieving force finds The brother trying to go straight, not seriously injured. Pillard works no sign of Arabs, and his glass re is cruelly punished by his former paean of rejoicing. The soloists did 861 MainSt. Tel. 1700 nights at Cheney Brothers. not have a great deal to do, the veals a soldier standing at every pals. Monte cuts the car loose, The quantity is limited on the items this week but embrasure in the walls, ready to saves the' .girl and the fortune mass being composed mostly of fire on an enemy. • chorus numbers. The soloists were they are all exceptionally good bargains. A bugle call elicits no response. which the train carries, and wins deserved honor. Watson Woodford, Miss Eleanor Assessors Notice Not a man stirs, and the gates re Willard and Robert Gordon. main closed. The major goes close This is but a bare outline of a The inhabitants of the TOWN OF One Radioia-Brunswick Combination at to the walls and discovers the alert story big with human interest and MANCHESTER liable to pay taxes sentries to be—all dead! real gripping drama. _ are hereby notified and required to So Low a Price You Will Have to See This opens a mystery which The support is superb and the return to the assessors on or before deepens and quickens as the story direction places bretherton in the the first day of November next, a It to Believe It. ‘ progresses, reaching to England and group of the truly great directors. Specials for This list of property owned by them on there involving three of the main “ The Black Diamond Express” with the first day of October, 1927, and characters, the brathers, enacted by Monte Blue at his hard-fisted, big- the assessors will meet them for hearted best! The best railroad One Vacuum Cleaner in Good Condition Ronald Colman, Nell Hamilton and When you are old and gray and W eek the purpose of receiving their list Ralph Forbes. melodrama of the year. See it at the MUNCIPAL BUILDING. and be convinced. full of sleep. -AT- to Go at a Price. Colman, giving the finest and And nodding by the fire, take Octobier 10, 11, 15?, 13, 1^, most romantic performance of) his down this hook, October 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 brilliant career, and Noah Beery as And slowly read and dream of the October 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 81, Electric Toasters, Flashlights and Grills Sergeant Lejaune, “ the cruelest MANCHESTER HREMEN soft look JOSEPH cm ziu s November 1 beast and bravest soldier” in the Your eyes had once, and of their Manchester From 9 a. m. to 11:30 a. m. and to Be Closed Out at Very Low Pricies. Legion, dominate the action al shadows deep; 243 North Main Street; 1 p. m. to 7 p. m. each day except though Hamilton and Forbes are SAVE RAINBOW JNN ing Saturdays from 9 a. m. to 5 The new Aero Jacket you have heard so much about. • close rivals for screen honors. HoW many loved your moments of p. in. None of the many noted artists The all weather jacket.. Guajranteed windpropf, water Fight Down Kitchen Fire That glad grace. Evening meetings are for the in “ Beau Geste” give anything hut And loved your beauty with false proof. Will not flake or crack. ' Q O convenience of those who cannot fine characterizations. William Threatens to Destroy Bolton love o.r true:;,; SPECIAL THIS WEEK AT come to the day sessions. Taxpay Powell, Alice Joyce, Mary Brian, Resort. But one man loved the pilgrim ers are requested to come in the day Norman Trevor, Victor McLaglan soul in you, Men’s Heavy Ribbed Union Suits ...... * *' time if possible and not crowd th'j ALFRED A. GREZEL and the others all add to their pop ' Fire starting from overheated And loved the sorrows of your Boys’ Heavy Ribbed Union Suits ...... 65c evening sessions. Owners of Au Main St. Opposite Park St., South Manchester ularity. grease in an oven, caused about changing face. tomobiles and Motorcycles are re There lire a thousand thrills in $200 damage to the kitchen at the Gloves and Mittens for the Entire Family quested to give make and date of “ Beau Geste” — the sight of hun Rainbow Inn in Bolton at 3 o’clock And bending down beside the their machines. Persons owning dreds of colorful Touaregs sweep Saturday afternoon. The place Is glowing bars Now on Display in Oiir Window. pianos are urged to hand in their ing across the sand plains, the re Murmur, a little sadly, how love owned by Frank L. PInney. Misses’ Flannel Bloomers ...... ■...... , , . .2oc list of same in "iirder to save ten volt among the 40 Legionnaires, Although the fire was outside lied per cent addition. All lists of real and their dauntless defense against the Manchester first district. Hose And paced upon the mountains Ladies’ Silk and Wool Hose ...... • *49c estate must give the boundaries of the desert hordes. In addition to and Ladder Company No. 3 from overhead Ladies’ Flannel Night Robes ...... countless other pulse leaping mo the land, as by law required, or '4he South Manchester Fire/Depart And hid his face amid a crowd of they will not be accepted.. ments. ______stsirs I COOK’S CIDER MILL | ment responded to a telephone call Gordon and Ipswich Silk Hose PLEASE NOTE! Nov. 1st Is the from Mr. Plnuey. — william Butler Yeatsff “ When You Are Old.” All Leading Shades^ last day! When the apparatus arrived, the ■, Persons neglecting to attend to Open Every Day fire had eaten its way between the 39c, 50c, 65c, $1.00 and $1.50 tnelr lists on or before the first day Rheumatism partitions and up into a blind at of November will have ten per cent, Our price is $1.50 a barrel for making your cider. | While in France with the Ameri tic. It took considerable, work to FOR SALE added to same. All persons liable — W e pay 90c per hundred for apples and sell cider 30c a 5 get at the flames but the firemen, Complete Line of Ladies* and Men*s can Army I obtained a, noted to give in lists of taxable property 1 gallon, 25c in 10 gallons, $9.50 for barrel up to 50 gal- | under the direction of Chief Albert Furnishings and Shoes.. are urged to appear before the French prescription for the treat C. vFoy, did a creditable piece of Extra Fancy Assessors. Persons making out 5 Ions. This price is at the mill. § ment of Rheumatism and Neuritis. work. The blaze was extinguished ‘j ' ' ■ their lists will be obliged to make T have .given this to thousands with after a half an? hour’s fight. For Better Shoes See Us. oath and sign same. , Blanks can FARR BROS., 981 Main St | During Fire Prevention Week, I vv'onderful results. The prescrip Green Mountain Potatoes be obtained of the Assesaore, Town which was nationally observed last Clerk and at the several post offices tion cost me nothing. I ask noth week, Maut’-hestcr had only one In town. Ill ing for it. I will jnall It if you alarm, a minor on% at the Hetel FRANK BARBIROGLIO S. EMIL JOHNSON, will send me your address. A Sheridan. JOSEPH enzras SAMUEL n e l so n ; JR., GEORGE A. JOHNSON, postal will bring it. Write today. 243 North Main Street, . ’ Manchester Public houses in England and , 269 Hillstown Road Assessors. 1*.\UL CASE, Dept. 1,000. Wales have decreased .by nearly Manchester, Conm, Oct. 4, 1927. Advertise in The Evening Merald-lt Pays Phone 342-3. Brocktem, Mass. 20.000 In the last 22 years. N ■■ .--V. r. - ■ V-J- >^N .. h>« 'ITji*'"' ** +ut "'■*/“ jjl** . j" . -w. -'(-. ,•, • ; i/, “• '.'•.v.--** v ' . * l " ' ^'•' - V ■ * ♦*' • *• ^ 7..^! ’' »•/ *'••* ■ •• '•*—'■ *■■■.' MANCHESTEK (CONN.) B V E l^ p HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 17,1927. :«- - it 1# PAGBSCS li 't-SS ' ■ ■. ! r*?T F E A T U ItH LATEST FASHION A B (> U T HINTS BY FOREMOST W T'#S^k\’ AUTHORITIES Itl-jW' THE r*, rr--.. . - . - - ! ..' 4. ETHEL A GollegeCue RiiffiHRnHaniioiBflRnnHmffiRiaHn^^ ^■' ’ --r'l''- i . Aftei^';aii',‘ It? isn’t the thing we "VAN DINE ■-fPldG-' dp or''abe, ;’the sts’hgge adventures, s. s. me at present is fitting tbi^ nesr fafciniaAing ez^ fe^ ces ;we „ hjiye,; Characters of the Story development into the situatloh." ,that:in«ke« us intei»j^i^ PEILO TANCE “It fits beantifolljr," Vance told tereste^.A)^iu what“we‘;purBelYes put JOHN f.-Z . MARKHAM .District him. “It roimda ont the ihointc, so into ^common, garden variety Attorney of New York County to speak. . . . Are yoii sctn’Uy die* e x p e n i ^ : - - ALVIN H. BENSON...... WeU- concerted by learning that Ptyfe sage;, redeotlon follows known Wall Street broker and was the owner of the myatorioqs readlng^’A Happy Pilgrimage,’,’ by man-about-town, who was mys car?” ,- Corra'l^rrls. / ^ ‘ teriously murdered in his home "Not having your gift of eJalr- Here-^ls a hook ab'oufa middle- MAJOR ANTHONY BtlNSON... voyance, I am, I confess, disturbed aged, rather’ plain, sparrow type of ...B rother of the murdered man by the fact.” ’ woihah' who did nothing more ex Markham lit a cig;ar—an indi citing than leave her cabin home MRS. AHNA PLATE...... in a Crqi^gian valley, take a trip to . .Housekeeper for Alvin Benson cation of worry. .. ‘ • ‘Ton, of course," he added, with Califpri|ia, come hom e, again, and MURIEL ST. CLAIR...... sarcasm, “knew before Emery came WlW ft write a.?book infinitely more thrill ...... A young singer here that it was Pfyfe’a car." • U&Ff To TWe. FAC£-'^ - ing and adventurous than many CAPTAIN PHILIP LEACOCK... "I didn't know," Vanee corrected which. Mve been written by lady ...... Miss St. Clair's fiance him; “but I had a strong suspicion. travelers into the very desolate LEANDER PFYFE...... Pfyfe overdid his distress whep he heart pf^the world. ‘ ...... Intimate of Alvin Benson’s The point is that during thpse told us of his breakdown in the HE. COIAEC' MRS. PAULA BANNING...... many years in her simple, unevent Catskills. And Heath’s question 'PftGK' .Wl-TB ...... A friend of Pfyfe’s , ful Georgian valley, Corra Harris about his itiner’ry annoyed him "ONej.TWO — ELSIE HOFFMAN.. Secretary of frightfully. His hauteur was too had. done the sort of living and the firm of Benson and Benson melodramatic.” thinking.' which equipped her to COLONEL BIGSBY OSTRANDER “Your ex post facto wisdom is mantle the commonplace in glori ...... A retired army officer most useful!” ous enthusiasms. She was the ad WILLIAM H. MORIARTY...... Markham smoked a while • in venture.; herself; It seems to me ...... An alderman silence. Trir.y *G O INTO that this woman^and hor book are GEORGE G. STITT...... /V some sort of answer- to the hordes “I think I’ll find out about this ft CLIlHCri ...... Of the firm of Stitt matter.” of home-keeping women who in and McCoy, Public Accountants He rang for Swacker. sist that, their, lives are wasted and MAURICE DINWIDDIE...... “Call up the Ansonia," he'ordered that they are only “ marking time.” .....Assistant District Attorney angrily; “locate’Leapder Pfyfe, and ERNEST HEATH...... Ser say I want to see him at the Stuy- Girl’s (^It-Chat geant of the Homicide Bureau vesant Club at 6 o’clock. And tell Feeling hooky this’ morning, I BURKE, SNITKIN, EMERY___ him he’s to be there.” want to'iquote a clever line or so Detectives of Homicide Bureau “ It occurs to me,” said Mark from ‘“Three Wives,’! by Beatrice BEN HANLON...... Command ham, when Swacker had gone, “that Seymour; Tony and Stella, sisters, pi ing^ Officer of Detectives as this car episode may prove help are tklking together: 1512 signed to District Attorney's office ful, after alL Pfyfe was evidently “ ‘Tony, do you believe women PHELPS, TRACY, SPRINGER, in New York that night, and lor are .'the^inean and spiteful sex?’ HIGGINBOTHAM ...... some reason he didn’t want it “ ‘No,' I believe, some,-women are TweedI Smar^iu^d Serviceable ...... Detectives as known. mean and spiteful.’ signed to District Attorney’s office Leaders of fashion agree tlwt true “Why, I wonder? He tipped us •ftt'C " -POWN ON „ “ ‘APd-meh?’ CAPTAIN CARL HAGEDORN. Hl^ Kf1E£ MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 17,1927. PAGE SEVEN U ' BETHLEHEM WINS HERE Cloverleaves Tie 6-6, Cubs And H, S, Win 14-0, 6-0 •P ❖ POM STATED SATURDAY ViCTORY Mullen Saves Team farr Dashes 75 Yards Dktz Intercepts IN Cm SED ATTENDANCE M IR E S BIGGEST REVERSAL OF THE WEEK From a 7-6 Defeat. For Score Which Gives Forward, Gaflops CONTHiANCE OF SPORT IN TOWN I tions a full second after a shift Manchester 6-0 Victory was made. Rockne’s formations Blocks Place Kick 55 Yards to Score Yale’s Big Score In Defeat were almost invariably gotten un josannajachbre Nearly 1,500 Fans See Gillis- der way after a shift but there was INTERSCHOLASTIC RESULTS <^ter’s. Twice the home team bed ing Brown Another Sur a full pause of a second or more the hall at the eight-yard line with pie Cage ''Soft” Goal h before the ball was passed. Moske Scores After McCar Meriden 8, W. Hartford 6 four downs to make the much- Cenriid Makes tbe Otter IS HicH w n g 106 Rockne did take full advantage Hartford 18, Greenfield 7. sought touchdown but wasn’t equal prise— A Resume of the of the rule permitting one man to Bulkeley 13, Bristol 6 to the task. Locke, Bulkeley’s Second Half; A bdaM be in motion toward his own goal thy Blocks Punt; Forward Naugatuck 25, Torrington 0. crack half hack, who had been Score; Mandiester Eteren Week-end College Games. line when the ball was snapped Weaver 25, E. Hartford 0. ripping through the Manchester line back but Instead of the motion be for good sized gains was the cause Mildred Jittnam aod Helen Misses Fine Chance to ing directly toward the goal line, Results In Eagles’ Score. S. M. H. 6, N. L. Bulkely. 0 Far Superior. the man In action invariably of the first failure. With the ball stepped. He ran back on the diag BY TH03IAS W. STOWE on Manchester’s eight yard line as Equalize. ) By MALCOLM ROY the result of a recovered fumble, It Gustafson Onb Otters to Staff Correspondent onal, clearly within the rules, yet The Wallingford Eagles did a After wrestling the ball away from "Connie” Dietz, full back for the givin,s Rockne a clear advantage, appeared that Bulkeley was sure to trick that any football team may its opponents three times within the score. Locke, however fumbled on Cubs football team, grabbed an New York, fSept. 17.— Out of the opening as It did opportunity for well brag of yesterday when they Roll Over Hundred. WEEK-END RESULTS. plays involving the lateral pass fifteen yard line, Coach Tommy Kel the first play. L. Cheney recover enemy forward pass out of the air welter of Saturday’s football games held the Cloverleaves to a 6 to 6 tie ley’s S. M. H. S. gridsters took ad ed for Manchester. Manchester was and reached 55 yards through the New Bedford 4, Giants 8. some highly startling results were runs or shoots off tackle. score at Hickey’s Grove. Only once vantage of the only real break of penalized to its own two yard line entire Windsor Locks team for a Boston 2, Nationals O. achieved, with the toppling of Barring the cohesion of the fa Miss Johanna Jackmore Won the before in the three years the unde the game to beat Bulkeley High 6 for backfield in motion on the next touchdown in a sizzling game play Bethlehem S, Pawtucket 1. Pennsylvania by Penn state as the mous “ Four Horsemen,’’ Notre weekly prize for high single In the Fall River 5, Nationals O. feated town champions have been to 0 Saturday afternoon thus mak play and then Lupien made a ed in that town yesterday after one big reversal of a day in whicn Dame this year boasts one of the Cheney Brothers' Girls’ Bowling Bethlehem 1, Hartford O. strongest teams it has had in playing, have they been scored upon ing the dedication of Mercer Field beautiful kick from back of his own noon. "Red” Cervlni crashed the majority of the college elevens or held on even terms. In fact, the through' for the first score exactly League Friday night with a score Giants 8, FUIadelphia O. years. The line is as solid as a in New London a trifie inauspicious. goal line almost to midfield. of 106. Miss Mildred Johnson, a played more less true to form. wall and thows a perfect screen Cloverleaves came nearer to defeat More than 2,000 persons witnessed nine minutes after the contest New Bedford 4, Newark 0. Yale’s big score In defeating Our Defense Holds new bowler, rolled 102 and Helen Brookljm 5, Providence 1. around the runner. The manner yesterday than ever before. the contest which carried with it a A Locke-Walsh forward pass started. The final score showed the Brown’was aoiother surprise and “ Whitey” Mullen, the energetic Cubs out In front 14 to 0. Gustafson wets the only other girl in which the Irish forwards and college aspect. brought the ball back to the nine- to better the century mark. Manchester is assured of at least goes to prove that after all there backs took their Individual “ men” guard of the Cloverleaves was one The only score of the game came Windsor Locks received the can be a transmutation of metals, yard line for New London again but kickoff and after three futile The scores: temporary continuance of Ameri out of the play left the Navy little of the big heroes of the day for in the fourth period when Louie fate was against them. A lateral Ribbon No. 2. for the famous “ iron” men of a opportunity to form Interference. Manchester. When Wallingford Farr, left end on the Manchester plunges at the Cubs’ line punted to can League soccer here as a result year ago have by their successive pass lost four yards. Backfield In A. Rother ...... 67 55 56 Navy has a long way to go before scored its touchdown In the closing eleven, intercepted a partly blocked St. John who ran the ball back 21 of the much more satisfactory at reversals at the hands ^f Penn and motion cost five more, a line plunge yards before being tumbled. On the H. O’Connell . . . . . 45 66 74 becoming the polished machine minutes of play making the score forward pass and dashed seventy- failed, and finally Manchester got A. Majaik ...... 69 70 72 tendance yesterday when the crack Yale proved themselves to be a that the 1926 eleven was, but it tied at six all, it was Mullen who next blsy, St. John made seven rather soft grade of lead this'sea five yards through a clear field for possession of the ball on the nine yards off tackle. Ried Cervlni made L. Dent ...... 85 73 76 Bethlehem Steel team^scored a one must be remembered that “ Bill” broke through the Wallingford line a touchdown. Ab Lupien, Manches L. Cordner ...... 71 78 80 son. Ingram has six full weeks for this teen yard line when Billy Dowd it first down on a plunge through to nothing victory over Hartford and blocked the place^“ kick that ter’s other aggressive end, who had hatted down a Bulkeley forward at the McKee street stadium. Close Notre Dame’s Victory polishing process before the sailors would, if good, have spelled a 7 to center which was good for nine caused Frank Locke’s attempted pass. Again, Lupien kicked out of yards. Farr made three through the Total ...... 837 341 358 to 1,500 persons saw a bitterly Notre Dame’s decisive victory are called on for their big game of 6 victory for Wallingford and the Velvet No. 2 over Navy was not unexpected to the year. forward to lob unexpectedly into danger. same place bringing the ball to the fought contest in which the better first defeat In the Cloverleaves’ his Farr’s arms, tried for the extra A few minutes later came the C. Hughes ...... 66 88 70 team won. close followers of the game al tory. eight yard line. A penulty and a stiff point via the dropkick route but the two most thrilling plays of the line forced the Cubs to surrender M. Newark ...... 74 60 68 However, the victory which the though Navy did believe that its The game was one of the best H. Fahey ...... 49 68 50 Green eleven measured every bit as boot went wide. game. The second one, which re the ball on downs. 1926 American L ea^e champions ARMY VS. NAVY seen at the north end in years and 925,000 Stadium L. Haefs ...... 67 67 49 1 scored was not ^hfly obtained al strong as the championship 1927 sulted in Manchester’s touchdown, Donnelly caught the punt which Dummy ...... 45 56 66 was witnessed by a large crowd. The contest was a very colorful came so soon after the first that followed the struggle in front of though deserved. Bethlehem’s combination. - Harvard found Holy Manager Bill Griffin says he will at Cross ah weak as advance forecast affair, made all the more so by the few realized what had happened un the goal posts on the 48 yard line teamwork was superior to that of tempt to book a return game with Total ...... 280 298 287 Hartford but the rugged defense and indicated and won by a safe, WEEK’S BIG GAME huge crowd which turned out to til Farr was over the goal line. and was downed in his tracks. Tlirowing No. 8. Wallingford. Next Sunday the Boys’ celebrate the dedication of the $25,- Right here the Cubs’ ' smooth ma of Manager Jimmy Dewhurst’s though narrow margin. Princeton, Manchester had the ball on its own A. Gabbey ...... 69 78 54 tribe stopped them time and again. third member of the now broken Club of New Haven plays here. 000 field given to Bulkeley High thirty yard line. A lateral pass, chine-like play started an offensive jMcCarthy Blocks Punt R. Craig ...... 45 65 69 Play was fairly even in the first “ Big Three,’’ stands out as the only by Frederick W. Mercer, prominent Shanon to Ernie Dowd went wild. wihich ended when the chunky rolly- The Cloverleaves were first to M. O’Bright ...... 65 47 54 half but in the latter part of the one of the group as yet unbeaten, New London business man and lov Palmer raced through, scooped up polly Red Cervlni crashed through M. Nevue ...... 63 69 81 Tigers Play Cornell and score. The tally came in the second his own left tackle for the first closing chapter, “-the visitors by virtue of its victory over Wash er of sports. Mr. Mercer was present the ball, and dashed over the goal H. Frederickson . . 76 80 69 swarmed all over the home team, ington & Lee, an eleven which quarter, the result of a blocked at the dedication and officially pre score. Elmo Mantelli booted the punt by Ted McCarthy, Manchester line for what nearly everybody although without avail. caused the Tiger no end of trouble sented the large athletic field to the ball between the posts for the ad Total ...... 312 339 827 t Dartmouth to Clash With end, who not only broke up the thought was a real touchdown. Seek C e n te r Forward. a year ago. school. The 192nd Infantry regi However, according to the 1927 ditional count. Here the first period Ribbon No. 8 kick, but also recovered the ball ended with the margin of play all While Hartford’s defense was In Middle West mental band, the Coast Guard band rules, a fumbled lateral pass is dead J. McBride __ _ . . 68 68 43 highly satisfactory it must be said In the middle west, northwestern Harvard on Saturday. on Wallingford’s nine yard line. It and two companies of marines at with the Cubs. D. Murphy ...... 48 60 54 took Captain Brunic Moske only where it first strikes the ground. Dietz’s Dizzy Dash that the forward line did not func tumied a sterling performance to tended dedication exercises. While everybody was still argning E. Armstrong .. . . 53 60 70 tion as well as hoped for. There wreck Ohio State’s conference two plunges off right tackle to The home club elected to receive E. Irwin ...... 62 83 68 According to information receiv over the play. New London gained the ball oh the kickoff and again seemed to be a weakness at center championship aspirations and to plant the pigskin behind the final ed at the ticket office, 1,384 persons Dummy ...... 45 42 54 forward and Owner Freddie Roche- New York, Oct. 17.— Leading stripe. Bill McLaughlin’s placement the ball on downs and then came were forced to punt. This time the prove incidentally that Dick Hanley eastern football teams which have paid over $700 to see the game and Farr’s brilliant run. Locke attempt lieu said after the game he would had moulded the remniants left him kick was blocked. entire backfield of the Cubs was Total ...... 266 3l8 289 not been beaten or tied this season this did not include the hundreds of ed a forward that fell into Farr’s changed, Dietz at full, BarOwskl, seek the services of Patterson of by Glenn Thistlewalte into a ma There was no further scoring students who were admitted free. Maliv Office No 2. New Bedford and McGrane of J. & include Army, Dartmouth, Pitts during the first half. The ball mov hands when Lupien crashed into Qroman and Dahlqulst rounding . . 74 60 72 chine that is as good as the best in The Bulkeley rooters were dressed him. K. Sheehan .... P. Coats before next week’s games. burgh, New York University, ed back and forth with neither out the squad. The Cubs immedi A. Lynch ...... 50 47 49 the conference. Michigan came Princeton, Syracuse, Washington & appropriately for the occasion, the Features Of Game Hartford goes to Pawtucket Satur team threatening for some time. ately punted and caught the Locks Y. Bouchard . . . .. 50 59 65 day and New Bedford plays here on through with a victory over Wis Jefferson, Cornell, Bucknell and boys wearing yellow jackets and The features of the game were team unprepared for such a move. consin to confound the critics who Both backfields were functioning B. Boucher ...... 58 61 56 Sunday. Williams. Of these, Pittsburgh and high black hats and the girls white the impoved line play of the Man Three plays netted a first down but L. ClooGSt • • • • •. . 55 53 61 saw the Wolverines headed straight Princeton have not been scored up perfectly and the interference was “ middies” with blue bandeaux. The lone score of the ninety min pretty to watch. Each team dis chester team, the line plunging of the Cubs stiffened their defense in for ruin because “ Hurry Up’’ Yost on. Each occupied a different section in midfield. On the next play, with the ute battle came, after twenty min played a stubborn defense. In this Keeney, W. Dowd and Locke. Total ...... 287 280 303 utes of play had elapsed, in the sec had relinguished the reins after Elevens which were erased from the stands and cheered vociferously Bulkeley’s aerial attack in the final ball on the Cubs' 45 yard line, they more than a quarter of a century. respect, Ambrose, Brunic Moske, Old Mill. ond half. Although it followed a the honor roll on Saturday include at every opportunity, although in quarter was spectacular. Nine out hurled a forward pass which Diets L. Russell ...... 69 72 63 Michigan, with Benny Osterbaan at Penn, Navy, Georgetown, Columbia, Mullen, McCarthy and Schoneski vain. bit of brilliant combination work, of fourteen tries were completed. intercepted and zig-zagged bis way H. Lennon ...... 69 78 82 the goal itself was somewhat of a his best, played the sort of game Carnegie Tech, Fordham, Holy featured. Dowd’s Runback through the entire team for the Towards the end of the second In all Manchester’s tried twelve E. McCormick .. . . 60 72 66 "soft” one. A misunderstanding that Yost’s elevens did when, play Cross and Lafayette, which was Manchester received the kickoff forward passes, completing three. final score. Again Mantelli booted M. W rig h t...... 83 99 83 ing their strongest and indicated tied. quarter, Moske fumbled a punt on between the Hartf9i;d backs was at the start of the game and after Bulkeley tried eighteen and made the ball through the uprights for M. K a rp in ...... 87 80 78 the cause. Roberts^ who went in that they were In the race for the Princeton Cornell and Dartmouth his own fifteen yard line and Wal failing to gain, Ab Lupien punted the extra point. lingford recovered. The visitors nine of them good. The first downs for Goldie on the left wing for championship. will get their first real testvof the offside ait midfield. There followed were eleven to eight in favor of With the game apparently sewed Total ...... 368 401 372 Dr. Clarence Spears had counted season on Saturday when the Tigers rushed the ball to the two yard Bethlehem, beat Dempsey, who. a brief space during which each Bulkeley, made so because of suc up Coach Jack Dwyer made several Throwing No. 2. slipped, and crossed in front of th© a comparatively easy gi^D^e for play Cornell and Dartmouth clash line. A plunge at center netted a team tried in vain to pierce the changes that slowed up the smooth C. Ritchie ...... 73 87 73 goalmouth. Jaap came in fast Minnesota against Indiana, but es with Harvard. Army meets Yale yard and on the next play which re cessful forward passes. Manches other’s defense and then “ Butch” ter’s line bucking was superior, hut working of the Cub machine on tha R. C ervin l...... 85 77 75 from the right Wing and, instead Minnesota was fortunate to escape in the week’s feature game and sulted in a five yard loss, Mullen offense but showed much power on Kittle recovered a Bulkeley fumble. its backfield defense against for R, O’Neil ...... 76 60 78 of trying for a goal, headed the with a 14-14 tie game. Williams will tackle Columbia. making the tackle, Wallingford was the defense. This fact stood out 72 Shannon passed to Lupien for twen ward passes was weak, despite the L. Roth ...... 71 79 leather back directly In front of In the South Other high lights on Saturday’s penalized five yards for backfield above everything else as the game L. Pukofky ...... 64 68 78 the goal where Gillisjpie’s toe beat schedule are Penn vs. Chicago in ty yards but here Manchester again fact that Hansen, Shannon and In the south there was a wholly in motion. On the next play, Lip- was forced to kick. Bernstein fum progressed as the home club were Blair. ’The lattePs vision was unexpected uprising which saw the Windy City; Penn State vs. pincott recovered a Wallingford Billy Dowd came through with unable to make but three first . .369 371 376 bled and Ernie Dowd, Manchester’s timely “ saves.” Total ...... partly blocked by players and the Georgia Tech rise as it did in the Syracuse; Washington & Jefferson fumble and Manchester breathed a downs during the game besides Main Office No. 8. fleet-footed back, scooped up the The summary: glaring sun. The score was made days of Johnny Heisman and the vs. Lafayette; Notre Dame vs. sigh of relief as it stalled out the falling to complete one forward L. Le Blanc . . . .. 69 62 66 from a lively scrimmage in front of golden tornado T wreck the Uni Georgia Tech, and Pittsburgh vs. ball and dashed to the twenty yard Manchester: Farr, t, Lupien, le. pass. On the other hand the Cubs M. Fitzgerald .. .. 45 52 44 remaining few seconds before line where Manchester lost the ball the goal. versity of Alabama, which stood Carnegie Tech. halftime. Kittle, it, L. Cheney, R. Cheney, made eleven first downs in addition M. Carlson ...... 64 61 72 Abdullah Misses. just about if not actually at the Several teams in Saturday’s on downs after advancing to the 17 Ra4dlng, Ig, Mercer, c, Welles, rg, to completing four passes fqr sub G. fta rris...... 45 68 72 Aerial Works yard line. It was the only real A few minutes afterward, Hart top of all the country’s teams last games will be handicapped by in There was no scoring in the sec Healey, rt, Lupien, re, Hansen, qb, stantial gains. The Cubs, however, F. McEntee ...... 67 60 73 ford had an. excellent opportunity juries. Stars on the injured list in chance which the Kelleyites had to year. Georgia Tech halted Ala ond half until toward the close of E. Dowd, Gill, rhb. Shannon, W. missed two additional scores when to equalize but failed. Happy bama’s famous crimson tide in its clude Paul Scull and Shober of 5eore. Dowd, Ihb, Capt. Keeney, fb. players dropped perfect overhead Total ...... 290 303 327 Abdullah pierced the Bethlehem Penn, Caldwell and Cox of Yale, the game when the visitors uncork The first half, nevertheless, was tracks and showed its own offensive ed an aerial attack that bore fruit. New London: Ellis, le, Avery, passes with a clear field ahead each Velvet No. 1. defense and with almost an open and Howe of Williams. all Manchester. The first downs time. 82 power to be of high order by scor Only thee minutes remained to go Snow, It, Perry, Ig, Watterson, c, F. Sheekey ...... 80 87 goal in front of him, shot way were five to two in our favor. Cap St. John Goes Good . . 72 64 69 ing two touchdowns In one of the when Morris hurled a beautiful low Schneider, rg, Lubchansky, rt, Capt. E. Struff ...... above the crossbar. Incidentally, most thrilling games the south has tain “ Doc” Keeney split off tackle Palmer, re, Walsh, gb, Bernstein, St. John made three nice gains E. McCourt ...... 77 78 81 Happy’s play yesterday was not as forward pass to Bacci who caught 90 seen In years. JERRY FAY’S TEAM for substantial gains repeatedly al rhb, Locke, Ihb, Northrup, fb. and showed his old-time form In M. Sherman . . . . . 96 83 good as It has been in some games. the ball on the fifteen yard line and though not enough to bring the broken field running. The star line J. Lucas ...... 77 81 8J Locally, in New York, New York eluded both Cy Tyler and Hook Score: Manchester 6, New London Nevertheless, he fought hard every .University displayed a terrifically ball inside Bulkeley’s 30 yard line. 0. Referee: Pat Moskell of New plunger, on either team, however, minute of the game. Bethlehem BEATS ROLLERS 6-3 Brennan in his dash over the goal The second half was just the op was Red Cervinl. Time after time Total ...... 401 400 402 also blew a golden opportunity In powerful attack to defeat Ford- line. Tyler was playing a backfield Haven. Umpire, Bill Thompson of posite, in fact, more in Bulkeley’s he would plow his way off tackle Ribbon No. 1 the first half when Goldie missed ham, playing its, first game of ma defense position because of an in Hartford. Head-linesman: Charlie 78 jor importance under the direction favor than the fist was in Manches- Holm of Hartford. for substantial gains. Prom tackle J. Jackmoro ... .. 82 106 an open goal, Blair having been Providence, R. I., Oct 17.— A jured shoulder and it is possible to tackle the Cubs displayed excel E. Armstrong . . .. 63 80 60 forced out to meet a shot by the of Major Frank Cavanaugh. Col that he might have stopped Bacci 76 gate humbled Columbia in a close series of forward passes followed by lent form on both the offense and M. H ughes...... 71 72 great Stark. a line plunge of 12 yards in the had he been physically fit. His in defense. The Locks team relied en A. Ponticelli . . . . . 85 93 83 Bethlehem gave the largest and hard-fought battle. Colum 101 74 bia, however, lacked the final last few minutes of play by Tony jury affected his passes from center tirely on its hidden hall attack but H. Gustafson . . . . . 78 crowd of the season repeated punch necessary to score and its Latone enabled the Pottsville but Coach Moonan had no suitable North Ends Win 51 To 0 the hard charging Cubs broke these thrills by its classyV combination defense was not all that it might eleven of the National Professional substitute for such an important plays up except on two or three oc Total ...... 379 457 373 work. It was the second victory in have been. Football League to defeat the Pro game. casions when slight gains were Weaving No. 1. as many days for the visitors who Syracuse demonstrated that it Is vidence Steam Rollers here yester It was a thrilling moment when Over Hartford Eleven made. Yesterday was the first time M. Strong ...... 73 72 65 Saturday defeated J. & P. Coats a power to be reckoned with by day by the score of 6 to 3. The play was resumed following the that the Cubs ever defeated the M. Little ...... 84 83 82 at Pawtucket, 3 to 1. taking the strong Georgetown team Steam Rollers had led from the touchdown. If the kick for extra Wifidsor Locks team via the touch G. N elson ...... 85 95 79 Each team made but one substi N. Taggart ...... 77 94 85 into camp. Lafayette, however, first quarter with its three points, point went good, it meant the first Due to a late cancellation by the $ down route. tution yesterday. Hartford had but the Pottsville warriors, with THB GREAT WAR TEN Only three penalties were exact C. J a ^ m o r e ...... 85 77 94 four subs on the bench, Stewart, met stlffer resistance than had been defeat for the Cloverleaves. But South Ends of Hartford, the North anticipated in West Virginia. The Latone starring, gained a victory by Mullen came through the line and YEARS AGO TODAY ed from either team and the borne Oliver, McGonigle and Martyn. Mountaineers rallied from the ef dogged playing every step of the smeared the kick. Ends were forced to play the Pon By United Press team was th© offender each time. Total ...... 404 421 406 Also Jackie Hamilton, local boy, fects of their terrible trouncing by way. Wallingford had a wonderful tiac team of Hartford, which they OCT. 17, 1917. Clean hard tackling and extremely Weaving No. 2. who has been secured for the bal Pittsburgh to hold Lafayette, to a LEAGUE STANDING running attack. Their offense was defeated by the overwhelming score Twenty-five German airplanes fast playing kept a good aized M. Volkert ...... 46 64 68 ance of the season as mascot. seven to seven tie. of 51-0. are reported as having been crowd, many from Manchester, M. Johnson ...... 102 86 78 Jackie made his initial appearance the best drilled one that has set P. Nelson ...... 73 73 72 Fasy Games. W. T. L. PC. foot on Hickey's Grove in years. Although outweighed, the Pon- brought down by French air keyed up from start to finisb. Tbe yesterday; looks as though he Both the Army and Dartmouth men. cheering section from this town, led G. H a tch ...... 72 80 62 ought to make a real star some Chicago Bears . . . 3 0 0 1.000 The visitors made more first downs tiacs put up a strong fight but E. Kissmann ..... 94 92 91 had easy games and won by big Greenbay P...... 4 0 1 than Manchester. showed a lack of teamwork and bad The first hit by a German by Pete Happeny was the outstand day. .800 ing feature. The summary: scores. The big Green eleven at N. Y. Yankees....3 0 1 The summary: generalship. Several scores were submarine on a U. S. fighting .750 The summary: Total ...... 387 385 371 Bethlehem: Edwards, g, Mc Hanover trampled the strong Tem N. Y. G iants...... 2 1 1 .667 Manchester: McCarthy, le, Am registered by the North Ends when ship Is reported. The vessel, an ple University team under a 47 to American destroyer. Is badly Manchester: Sylvester, Mozier, Main Office No. Donald, rb, McKeekin, lb, Reid, Frankford, Phila. 2 1 1 .667 brose, It, Coughlin, It, Mullen, Ig, they held the Pontiacs on downs M. B u t t e r ...... 59 75 66 rhb, Camlhan, chb, McGregor, Ihb, 7 score, yielding a touchdown to near the goal. All the others were damaged. le; Finnegan, Vendrillo, It; Mar- Chicago Cardinals 2 0 2 .500 Tyler, c, Lippencott, rg, Coseo, rer, Ambukewicz, Ig; Pentore. Ves- M. Schleldge...... 56 52 61 Jaap, or. Stark, ir, Gillisple cf. the courageous Philadelphians. Pottsville ...... 2 0 2 .500 Schoneski, Crockett, re, Brennan, the result of wonderful teamwork 68 62 The Army routed Davis Elkins, but co, c; Happeny, Mahoney, rg; M. Doherty ...... 7S Granger, il,,Goldie, Robertson, ol. Cleveland ...... 1 1 2 .333 qb, McLaughlin, B. Moske, Benney, which the North Ends showed, es The lineups: B. Beem in ...... 72 70 14 Hartford: Blair, g, Dempsey, the southerners penetrated the pecially on end and tackle runs. Quish, McCann, It; Mantelli, Kerr, Providence ...... 1 o 2 .333 rhb, W. Moske, fb. North Ends PonUacs re; I^nnelly, Dahlquist, qb; Farr, M. Aitken ...... 88 85 71 rb, Bain, lb. Brooks, rhb. Perry, cadets' defense for a touchdown. The aerial attack of the North Ends Dehan ...... re...... Rowe •Chief interest centered in the Dayton ...... 1 1 3 .250 Wallingford. Bernadoni, le, Cher- Gorman, Ibb; Cervinl, Boraski, Min- chb, Martyn, Ihb, Hutchinson, or, Duluth . . . ’ . . . '. . . 0 0 1 .000 yy, It, Coogaft, Ig, Angello, c, Cas- was faultless, seven passes being B. Hacherek ...rt....Dublin^ky nleucci, rbb; 8t. John, Dietz, fb. Total ----- ...... 347 346 84$ Abdnllah, Ir, Dalbec, Oliver, cf, Navy-Notre Dame game, which completed out of seven tries. Kroll ...... rg...... Pohurst 1. provsd to be brimful of sparkling Buffalo ...... 0 0 5 .000 sella, rg, Williams, rt, Bacci, re, Windsor Locks: Fields, Shea, le: Throwing No. Ballantyne, II, Ewon, ol. Morris, qb, Potskoski, Ihb, Voll- The North Ends’ first team H olland...... c ...... Burns Ball, It; Bruna, Ig; Whitten, c; L. Gee ...... 82 91 96 Referee: G. Lambie, Boston. football. The Navy played a dis rushed for two touch downs in the Melon ...... Ig...... Falknow ...... 68 88 SO appointing brand of football and MYLFS LANE OF DARTMOUTH hardt, rhb, Clarke, fb. Rossi, Sbeeban, rg; Whitten. Dris M. Boyle . • • Linesmen, W. Dowdell, Holyoke, Referee: Jake Moske. first part of the first quarter and M cK enna...... It...... Waite coll, rt; Finarco, Gartley, re; Ken M. Hadden ...... 89 81 76 F. PtarsoB, Manchester. the vaunted big backfield built LEADING COLLEGE PLAYER ...... 84 78 98 around Lloyd was a dismal fail New York, Oct. 17— Myles Lane, then retired in favor of the second Eagleson ...... le...... Pohasky nedy, qb; Leary, rhb; Pickles, Ihb; S. Sheekey . . DEBATE ON DRY LAW. team which made two more before W ilson...... rhb... .B. Harriss J. Pickles, fb. Dummy ...... 66 IS <1 ure. Lloyd Iximself never got un Dartmouth halfback, is still the ...... 16 68 6 1 der way and' It was a combination loading scorer of Eastern football the half. The third quarter found Trouton ...... Ihb...____ Smith • Touchdowns: Cervinl, Dietz; Total . • • • Boston, Mass., Oct. 17.— “ Re the first team scoring two touch M. Cacherek----- fb ____Rudlnsky point after touchdown, Mantelli. 2. JOHNSON’ S of his procrastination aud the In teams today with a total of 87 ___ .878 884 411 herent weakness of the line that let points. The ten leaders are: solved, That the Volstead Act downs on trick plays mixed with Substitutions: Maelllduff for De- Referee, Driscoll, umpire, Busch. Total .... Notre Ddme block a punt which Player - College Td. Pat. Tl. should not be modified,” will be the forward passes and then the second Han, Marks for Kroll, Jamregan Notes ELECTRIC CO. question on which William E, team scored two more in the last for Melon, Wright for Chartler, The cheering section for the McLARNIN FATOtttTE. gave the Irish their first and tying Lane, Dartmouth ....1 3 9 87 Bnsi- touchdown. Booth, Pittsburgh ... 8 9 57 “ Pussyfoot” Johnson, dry cru quarter, one when Red DeHan re Merrlan for Trouton. Angele for Cubs practiced In their sj^scial chdr- Chicago, Oct. 17 .r—Jimmy He- SoUIUts Tour Electrical Would Have Won. Connor, N. Y. U...... 8 2 50 sader, and Dudley Vield Malone, covered a fumble and ran for a Wilson. Pontiacs: Wlgnowsid for tered bus all the way up. Pete Hap Lamia of Califomia and Louis Kid BM»—Botii Wiring and Fix- But It is only fair to say that Howe, Williams .... 7 4 46 liberal leader, will debate In Sym score, and the other when Chattier Smith, Holl for Rudinsky. Stone fob peny led tbs eecUon and did’ a good Kaplan, the MsfldSB, Conn., light tnren. Notre Dame was In the way of win Roepke, Penn State . 6 9 45 phony hall the evening of Novem threw a long pass to Nicky Angele. Rowe. Job. ______weight, today wound up thOir train ning the game even then. The No Balderston, Cornell .-7 2 44 ber 10th, it was announced to All three extra points were short Referee: Moskle umpire, Phan- ing BotitiUfs for tomorrow nlght’a tre Dgme backfield with Flanagan Coltart, Maine ...... 7 0 42 day. passes from Chartler to Sacherek. euf; head linesman, Oustavason. A few minor scratches eonstitut- ten-roond mala stsd$ in Jim Mul- fizat Close Woik. and the less advertised Niemic on Guest, Lafayette .... 7 0 42 Herby Wright, Trouton and Score by periods: North Ends: sd tha injured list for the Cubs. Isn’s all-star bozifig shew. Bsttnwles CMteertallj Faznlehed. the firing line, was well nigh Irre Williams, Ct. Aggies. 6 1 37 BLOW TO AUBURN Shiek Sacherek did the heavy 13-—12— 12— 1 ^ 1 4 — 61. T|ie whole squad came through in The“ fightersighte wei|h...... in this after sistible. What was more to the Blenstock, C. C. N. Y. 6 1 37 plunging, each getting two touch fibs shape and are all ready for noon. They mttst make 136 point about the Notre Dame at The five high scoring teams are Stetson beat Alabama Poly In downs apiece. Merrlan and Ty Hol MeINNIS KEEPS JOB Middlbtown next week. jpounds. Bor ilgbtsrs ' * lUvs been A Fine line of Fixtures. tack was the fact that not once, was Georgetown, 182; Dartmouth, 178; the season’s grid opener in what land starred in getting the Pontiac It is understood that Stuffy Me- The entire team will practice at training faithfully and are reported there the slightest si^n of an inva- New York UniversUy, 153r Pitts was the first Auburn defeat on her ball carriers, who made but one Innis will be retained as manager the Charter Oak street grounds In euellent ooimitten. MelATnin •teA ot tbf rule About bolding posi burgh, 163, and V i^ erbilt. 148. camnua ilnee 1908. first down in the whole gamo* of the Phillies next seuon. Tuesday srsniac $t $. o'clock. rates a six to flva tavbrlts to win. MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1927. > A G E E IG H T n e Easy, Convenient, Economical Service For Hgme Or Office Is A Herald Want A d Houses for Rent Legal Notices Legal Notices T9 Help Wanted— Female 8 5 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Want Ad Information 6 ROOM HOUSE with Improvements a t a COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Manchester, within and fo r the at Manchester, within and for the EXPERIENCED GIRD for stock at 265 Oakland street. Call after 8 District of Manchester, on the 15tn. FOUND—SETTER DOG male about record work, one capable of advanc o’clock evenings, telephone 1481 or District of Manchester, on the 15th. vear old, no tag. Dr. Bushnell. Tel. day of October, A. D., 1927. ing to position of head stock clerk. days 406-5. day o f O ctober, A. D., 1927. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. Manchester iS47. Would consider High school gradu BUY Present "WILLIAM S, HYDE, Esq., ate with limited experience, if prop I FOR RENT HALF HOUSE, 6 room s, Judge. , , . LOST—BOSTON TERRIER male pup '^'^Estate o f P ehr J. Jaebbson late o f Estate of Alfred Fraser late of Evening Herald erly qualified. Apply J, VT, H ale modern, on trolley line. Apply 475 Manchester, in said District, deceased. py, brindle, one side of head wmte, Com pany. '______Center street. Manchester, in said District, deceas- Classified Advertisements other side brindle. Reward, oaii On motion of William Fraser ad Gd ministrator. 1S62, 31 F ord street. HIGH SCHOOL girl as mothers help SELP TO R EN T— 6 ROOM BUNGALOW—2 The Executor having exhibited his Count six average ‘^atlone administration account with said es ORDERED:—That six months from Initials, numbers and -bbro^^ionB. er. Inquire of Mr. Quimby or phone. ' car garage, off Por'-"- street. Inquire the 15th. day o f O ctober, A D., 1927, l o s t —PAIR OF GLASSES on Pine 1968. Louis P. Fitzgerald, Brooklyn street, tate to this Court for allowance, it is each count as a word °°J^P°oost or Center streets. Finder please re ORDERED:—That the 22nd. day of be .’’.nd the same are limited and al , -words as t-wo words. J^lmimum R ock ville. Tel. 529. lowed for the creditors within v.'hich turn to 341 C enter street. WANTED—BOOKKEEPER must be RENT October, A. D.. 1927, at 9 o’clock, fore Is price of three lines. noon, at the Probate Office in said to bring in their claims against said High school graduate. Apply Greens TO R EN T— 8 ROOM HOUSE with estate. ;*nd the said administrator is Annoancements Stores, Inc. Mr. Murphy. bath, electric llghtr; and gas. Inquire Manchester be and the same is as Line rates per day" tor traislent signed for a hearing on the allowance directed to give public notice to the 16 Laurel street, W. J. Davidson. creditors to bring in their claims ads* of said administration account with Help Wanted—^Slale 86 EXCHANGE said estate, and this Court directs Ike within said time allowed by posting Effective Maxell IT, The Manchester Upholstering Co. Farms and Land for Sale 71 a copy of this order on the public Cash Charge Is BOW located at Executor to give public notice to all persons interested therein to appear signpost nearest to the place where 7 ctsi 9 ots 116 Spruce street TWO FIRST CLASS painters. Apply the deceased last dwelt within said 6 Consecutive Days •• South Manchester to J. P. Tammany, 77 Main street, Articles or services for the home or the office—* FOR SALE—FARMS large and small, and be heard thereon by publishing a 3 Consecutive Days •- 9 c ts I 11 ots town and by publishing the same in 11 ots! 13 ots M anchester, Conn.______^vhe^ther luxury or necessity— may bo bought, sold rent all In good locations, and all good copy of this order in some newspaper 1 Hav ••»*••••••••*•'* , farms. Prices right. See Stuart J. having a circulation in said District, some newspaper having-'-a circulation orders for Irregular insertUins g'r-B’AMSHIP TICKETS—all parts of ed, or exchanged in this easy, con'venient way. Wasley. 827 Main street. Tel. 1428-2. in said probate district, within ten ™ world Ask for saiUng Usts an^ BOT WANTED to work in hardware or or before Oct. 17th., 1927, and by posting a copy of this order on the days from the date of this order, and e^iaf for‘ loVg”^Vr^^^^^ rates. Phone 750-2. Robert J. Smith, store, before and after school. Apply return make to this court of the no F. T. Blish Hardware Co. Makes little difference what you are In the market Houses for Sale 72 public slgnpst in the Town where d-v ad.’^rtising given upon deques- 1009 M ain street. £or__telephone your needs to Manchester 664— the ex the deceased last dwelt, six days be tice given. _ ° Ais o'dered for three oi six days WILLIAM S. HYDE MEN AND WOMEN to pick up pota change that daily brings scores of buyers and sellers of fore said day of hearing and return Judge. and stopped before the third Automobiles tor Sale toes, E. F. C ow les, 209 H lllstow n DELMONT STREET—Nice 6 room make to this Court. hft pharffcd only lO* me aw the Manchesters together— or request a representative to single, nice shrub: and trees, house WILLIAM S. HYDE H-10-17-2’7.______. . ______tiial number of times the ad ■ ^ u'i-n.n.nj-1 n - ~ ■ good shape, 1 oar garage. Price only Judge. call at your home or office. AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD Id charging at the rate earned, but J7.500. Cash $1,500. Call A rth ur A H-10-17-27. no' ailowances or refunds can be made Poultry and Supplies 48 Knofla. TeL 782-2, 876 Main "Look for at Manchester, within and for the District of Manchester, on the 15th. on six time ads stopped after tne the electric sign." AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD r o a s t i n g ch ick en s. K a rl M arks, 136 day o f O ctober, A. D., 1927. , 85 GOOD USED at Manchester, within and for the Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., ^ ^ '’ o'^'^till forb id s” ; display lines not Summer street.’’Telephone 1877. New C0 LONIAL HOME—180 Porter Street. District of Manchester, on the 15th. Suitable for two family dwelling. Judge. C.4.RS A T V E R T laid eggs. PHONE 664 day of October, A. D., 1927. Estate of Charles Olson late of ®°The Herald will not ^sponsible Half of house no-w rented, leaving Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., very desirable six rooms and bath Manchester In said district, deceased. for more than one for L O W PRIC E S 1000 MARCH HATCHED White Judge. . , ^ Upon application of Selma Olson of any ad'.ert’.sement orderea with all conveniences, for buyer or Estate of George W. Copping late Leghorn Pullets. High can bo rented separately. Reason praying that an allowance for her Tni'»T*G I h OTirt time. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS strain. Grown uder Conn. Grow of Manchest^. In said District, de- Ti e inadvertent omission or able terms. Phono Manchester 221. support be granted on said estate, as Healthy Chick" Plan. Oliver Bros., CGascd* per application on file, it Is THE COMMERCIAL The Executrix having exhibited her No. W indham , Conn. PEARD STREET—2 family house, ORDERED:—^That the foregoing Musical Instnunents Apartments— ^Plats— administration account with said es application be heard and determined USED C A R CO. all conveniences. Extra building lot. tate to this Court for allowance. It Is. Tenements for Rent F ron ta g e 126 feet, 156 depth. Suitable at the Probate office In Manchester in ea. Articles for Sale 45 ORDERED:—^That the 31st. day of said District, on the 22nd. day of for milk station, trucking business or October, A. D., 1927, at 9 o’clock, fore 1273 M AIN ST R E E T H A R T F O R D FOR SALE—BECKER BROS, player RENT—7 ROOM tenement on October, A. D., 1927, at 9 o 'c lo c k In A,1 r-^'-^rt‘sements must^^c^^ any business that needs to be near noon at the Probate Office in said SPECIAL ON HIGH grade white oak piano. Call 2 Rogers Place. ______Laurel street, all— Improvements. , ------Main street. Price and terms of Ar the forenoon, and that notice be given in style, '^oi-y and tyPOgrap M anchester be and. the sam e Is as to all persons Interested In said es kegs, of all sizes; also charred keg^ good location and neighborhood. In thur A. Knofla. TeL 782-2, 875 Main signed for a hearing on the allowance rev,uUi:L>ns erKC.i.ed rieht to Manchester Grain and Coal Co., 10 quire 75 Laurel street. Tel. 172-5. IT Alontrift siflrn ** tate of the pendency of said applica orq -P -* tl ev reserve tne ^ Wanted— To Buy of said administration account with tion and the time and place of hear Apel Place. Phone 1760. said estate, and this Court directs the edi-' revise nr reject any copy con- Dependable Used Cars TENEMENT—ready the 20th, newly ing thereon by publishing a copy of Manchester Motor Sales Co. Executrix to give public notice to all "^cr:V^,NO^‘n 5 n R S -C la 3slfled^ ads j u n k — I Will pay highest Pr>^es for papered, improvements, very pleas this order In some newspaper having 1089 Main St, So. M anchester Building Materials persons interested therein to appear a circulation In said district, on or be all kinds of Junk; also buy ant rent, near school. Price very and be heard thereon by publishing tr. he mil'iished same ‘ipy ™ ^f,„jday 8 Open Eves & Sundays. TeL 740 of ohlokena Morris H. Lessner. tele- reasonable. Inquire Phone 859-4. AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD fore Oct. 17th., 1927, and by posting a cetved hy 12 o’clock noon. Saturdays at Manchester, within and for the a copy of this order In some news copy of this roder on the public sign FOR SALE—CHEY"R9 LET touHng ’ON CRETE BLOCKS of all kinds for phone 982-A______paper having a circulation in said 10:30 i m. sale. Inquire Frank Damato. Z4 TENEMENT FOR RENT 182 Eldrldge District of Manchester, on the 15th. post In said town of Manchester, at car in good condition, 107 noli MAGAZINES, rags, bui^led Paper. street. South .Manchester, room s D istrict, on or b efore O ctober 17, 1927, least B days before the day of said Tele-ohone Your Want Ads H om estead Street, Manchester, 6 day o f O ctober, A. D., 1927. and by posting a copy of this order on street. Tel. 1214-12. Phone 1507. Junk bought for cash. Phone 849-3. $24.00. G arage $4.00. Tel. 1150-2 or on Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq., hearing, to appear if they see cause -re accepted over the telephone the public signpost In the Town at said time and place and he heard Will calL J. Elsenberg. prem ises. J udff €• where the deceased last dwelt, six Estate of William E. Wells late of relative thereto, and make jetum to 1925 H udson C o a c h ,...... Electrical AppUances-Badlo 49 ^ THREE ROOM heated apartment, in days before said day of hearing and this court. ___ Manchester in said district, decea?cd. return make to this Court. 1923 D urant Sport T ou rin g Johnson Block, all modern improve Upon application of Milo D. Wells iWILLIAM Se HYDE 1923 O verland Sedan ...... WILLIAM S. HYDE Judge. .T p'a“ “ “ “ H TWO ROOMS V'lth or without heat, ments. Apply to Aaron Johnson, 62 praying that administration be grant Judge. 1923 O verland T ou rin g . . . . ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING appli Linden street or to the janitor. ed on said estate, as per application H-10-17-27. 1922 B uick T ou rin g ...... ances, motors, generators, sold ana suitable for light housekeeping. Ap H-10-17-27. S.jf ton'wini ply 19 Winter street or call 7 J on file, it is 1923 C hevrolet R oadster .. repaired; work called for. I^quot THREE ROOMS—Heated apartments ORDERED:—^That the foregoing Electric Co., 407 Center street. Phone with bath. Apply shoemaker, Trot AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD application be heard and determined at Manchester, within and for the Small down payments. Easy terms. 1592. ______Boarders Wanted ter B lock. ^.‘l';rte",su™ ea ana tbalr accuracy at the Probate office in Manchester in District of Manchester, on the 15th. FREE BED FUND DRIVE said District, on the 22nd. day of cannot be guaranteed. We wll make payments If you are FADA RADIO Sales Service. Try a HERE IS A CHANCE to rent a rent day o f October, A. D., 1927. F ada in you r hom e, $95 to $400. Ser i^ELY'FURNISHED room and board O ctober, A. D., 1927, at 9 o ’clock in Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., sick or injured. of 3 rooms at 85 Main street, newly the forenoon, and that notice be given vice on all radios. Tel. 772-13. in private home, for one or two, near Judge. Phone 664 Center. Address Box H. In care of papered and painted, in good loca to all persons Interested In said es ENDS; RESULT UNKNOWN C R A W FO R D AUTO SUPPLY CO. tion, 12 minutes to mills, 5 to trol Estate of William E. Wells late of .a s k *^o r w a n t a i > s e r v i c e ___ South H erald Office- ______tate of the pendency of said applica Manchester, In said District, deceased. Center & Trotter Sts. ley, rent very reasonable. Apply 85 tion and the time and place of hear Tel. 1174 or 2021-2 Fnel and Feed 49-A Main street, or call 1386-2 for in The Conservator having exhibited LARGE ROOM suitable for one or ing thereon, by publishing a copy of his account with said estate to this Index of Classifications form ation. this order in some newspaper having Total Cannot Be Arrived at SOME ESPECI.YLLY' GOOD BUYS In two. all home comforts: also table Court for allowance, it is board, excellent table, a circulation in said district, on or be ORDERED:—That the 22nd. day of Till Returns Are All In; May TTvoning Her°ld Want ACis are now used Buicks f o r s a l e — b e s t o f H A R D W O O D rates. Call Mrs. Frawley, 46 Sum TO RENT—DOWNSTAIRS FLAT of 5 fore Oct. 17th., 1927, and by p ostin g J. M. SH E A R E R that is real wood, oak, maple, etc. rooms newly painted and papered, October, A. D., 1927, at 9 o’clock, fore Be Fortnight. m er street or phone 1893.______a copy of this order on the public noon at the Probate Office In said C.apitol Buick Co. Tel. 1600 Satisfaction guaranteed, /^jees per gas, steam heat, within five minutes sign-post in said town of Manches load $8. $10, $12. Slabw ood, $7. $10 a • walk of mill at 35 Cooper street. Manchester be and the same Is as ", tf" num^lcl .rf.r »,«- ROOM AND BOARD for young wo ter, at least 5 days before the day of signed for a hearing on the allowance The two-weeks’ drive conducted Wanted Autos— Motorcycles 12 load. C. R. Palmer 44 Henry street. man with companionable lady who Rent very reasonable. Call C. Glen- said hearing, to appear if they see cated: „ ... . 1 ney at Glenney's Store. of said administration account with by the Tuberculosis Free Bed fund Lost and Found ...... j Tel. 895-3. ______will slvire comfortable home. Inquire cause at said time and place and be said estate, and this Court directs Ann juncem ents ...... 3 13 Moore street. heard relative thereto, and make re of Cbeney Brothers ended on Sat I '.S - Will buy oars for Junk. F O R " s a l e —HARD-WOOD f o r fire TO RENT—FOUR ROOM tenement in the Conservator to give public notice Personals • ...... ^ turn to this court. to all persons interested therein to urday but up to noon today no ' Used parts for sale. General auto re- place and furnace; also stove new house, rent $21. Call a fter 5 WILLIAM S. HYDE ir'iring Abel’s Service Station. Oa lengths. Call 637-5. Apartments— Flats— o’clock or Saturday afternoon, 91 appear and be heard thereon by pub total of the amount received Antomobiles for Sal6 ...... Judge. lishing a copy of this order in some Automobile-s for Exchange .... | srreer Tel. 789 Tenements for Rent 63 Charter Oak street. could be given out. Returns ’^ill FOR SALE—HARDWOOD slabs, stove H-10-17-27. newspaper having a circulation in continue to come In for the next Auto Af'oossories *** 7 TO R E N T — 6 ROOM TENEMENT on said District, on or before Oct. 17, Auto Repairing—Painting ...... len gth s $10 cord. H ard w ood $12.50. a p a r t m e n t s —T wo. three and four AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD two weeks it was said at the plant Business Services Offered 13 Telephone 1205-12. O. H. Whipple, Newman street; also 5 room flat, all 1927, and by p osting a copy o f this room apartments, heat, janitor ser at Manchester, within and for the order on the public signpost in the today, and a grand total may not Y i ■ T ^ c i - . § A ndover. ______vice. gas range, refrigerator. In-a- improvements, 147 E. Center street. District of Manchester, on the 14th. CHAIR CANING neatly d ne. Price Phone 1830. Town where the deceased last dwelt, be arrived at until that time. door bed furnished. Call Manchester day o f O ctober, A. D., 1927. 5 days before said day of hearing and right, satisfaction guaranteed. Carl FOR SALE—HARDWOOD $9 Reo Construction Company, 2100 or tele Present WILLIAM S, HYDE, Esq., Pledge cards which were dis Anderson. 53 Norman street. Phone TO RENT 3 AND 4 ROOM heated return make to this Court. Motofcyctes- Bicycles ...... \\ tru ck loa d : $9.75 split. V. F lrpo. 116 phone TSi-2.______Judge. ! WILLIAM S. HYDE tributed two weeks ago will be col wanted Autos--Motoroycles « 1S92-2. Wells street. Phone 1307-2. ____ _ apartments $25 per month, available October 1st. See Stuart J. Wasley, Estate of John Crawford late of Judge. lected during the next two weeks Business and CENTER ST., 439—Four large rooms Ylanchestcr, in said District, deceas H-10-17-27. Buslnesv Services ...... FLUFF RUGS made to order from and bath—recently redecorated— 827 M ain street. Tel. 1428-2. and the money that is pledged will vour Ingrain and Brussell carpets. SAVE COAL—Burn wood this Pall, ed. Household Services Kfer.d .•••13 ive sell hard and soft firewood, a^lso electricity, gas, g ood heal. *wcnt $ -0. Tlie Executor having exhibited his be collected also. Signers of B u ild ing-1 ontrarting ...... Write for particulars. C. Schulze, 5 TWO ROOM HEATED apartment in fireplace wood. L. T. Wood, 55 Bis- Johnson Block, facing Main street. administration account with said es pledge cards will receive the card Florisr.s—Nurseries ...... , j. Chamberlain street, Rockville, Conn. FIVE ROOM FLAT, second floor, all tate to this Court for allowance, it is back from the officers as a receipt. sell. P ho. o 496. Improvements with garage. Inquire Apply to Aaron Johnson, 62 Linden Funeral Directors ... .7 street or to the janitor. ORDERED:—That the 22nd. day of DOLARS, DOLLARS, WHO Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. II Florists— N nrserles 38 Woodland street. Phone lo21. O ctober, A. D „ 1927, at 9 o ’clock , fo r e It is expected that the total of Insurance ...... 9 Garden— Farm— Dairy Prodneta 50 noon, at the Probate Office in said collections will be as great as if Millinery— D ressm aking ...... FIVE ROOM FLAT all modern Im^- Legal Notices 79 Manchester be and the same is as not greater than the collections Moving-Trucking—Storage ------ARRIVED FROM HOLLAND, large provements. Vacant after Oct. 15th. OWNS E L THESE DOLLARS shipment of tulips, daffodils, hya f o r SALE — GREEN MOUNTAIN signed for a hearing on the allow made two years ago when $1,700 Painting—Papering ...... „* potatoes. Phone 965-4. Earle fa. Inquire 24 Orchard street. Phone AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD ance of said administration account Professional Services ...... cinths, lilies crocus, all colors. Way- was realized. Cheney Brothers side Gardens, P. J. Burke, R ock v ille Hayes, Wapping, C o n n . ______2 4 5 - 2 . ______at Manchester, within find for the with said estate, and this Court di have made it a practice to give to R epairin g ...... ™ ^ 94 Road. Tel. 714-2, Rockville. Deliv District of Manchester, on the 15th. rects the Executor to give public nO’» Bolton Authorities to Put $500 Tailoring— Dyeing—Cleaning .. , FOR SALE—TURNIPS and cabbages. FIVE ROOM TENEMENT, equipped the fund one dollar for every dol ered. day o f O ctober, A. D., 1927. tice to all persons interested therein On Table to See If It Is Toilet Goods and Services ...... -o F A. Krah, 669 Tolland Turnpike. • with all improvements. Apply lo Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., to appear and be heard thereon by lar collected. Wan‘ ®d—Business Service . . . . . Tel. 364-2. ______Ashworth street or call 475-3. publishing a copy of this order in Educational Moving—Trucking—Storage 20 Judge. Claimed. Campaigns for funds are not Estate of Minnie Waddell late of some newspaper having a circulation Courses and Classes ...... ^ GREEN M OUNTAIN p otatoes $1.75 Manchester in said district, deceased. in said District, on or before Oct. made by the organization until the Private Instruction ...... '■ L. M. H E VE N O R loca l and lo n g d is per bushel. Yellow Globe turnips, 7oc FOR RENT—5 ROOMS at 127 Bissell Upon application of Thomas Wad 17th, 1927 and by p osting a cop y o f A pot of about $500 will be balance in the treasury falls to the D ancing ...... tance hauling and furniture moving. | bu. Delivered. H. W. Case. Tel. 36-3. street. ______dell Jr., praying that administration this order on the public signpost in 'placed on the table tonight at the level of $1,000. The fund reached Musical— Dianiatic ...... , Pneumatic tire trucks. Prompt ser- i the Town where the deceased last Wanted—Instruction ...... be granted on said estate, as per ap Bolton Town Court at the home of its minimum level a short time ago vice, Reasonable rates. Tel. Manches FOR SALE—FINE Green Mountain POR RENT—EIGHT ROOM modern plication on file, it is dwelt 5 days before said day of hear Financial potatoes, small or large quantities house, near the Center, on Center ing and return make to this Court. Justice of the Peace James Con and the drive was started to bring Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages Si ter 67-4. ORDERED:—That the foregoing as desired. E. F. Cowles & Son. Tel. street. William Kanchl. application be heard and determined WILLIAM S. HYDE nors, but whether or not it will he the treasury up to a point where Business Opportunities ...... “ 342-4 or 445-6. Judge. I claimed by its owners remains to PEKRET'T AND GLENNEY—Local FOR RENT—SEVERAL first class at the Probate office in Manchester in it could be drawn on for the ex M oney to Loan ...... „ . and long distance moving and truclc- said District, on the 22nd day of H-10-17-27. Money Wanted ...... FOR SALE—RED and yellow onions rents with all improvements. Apply be seen. penses of patients who are in sani- Help and Situations ( ing. Daily express to Hartford. Liv O ctober, A. D., 1927, at 9 o’clock in The purse is that collected by ery car for hire. Telephone 7-2. $1.50 bushel, p ick lin g onion s 60c ; Edward J. Holl, 865 Main street. Tel. "toria in this state. Help W a n te d -F e m a le ...... 1 the forenoon, and that notice be given basket, parsnips $1.50 bushel, ca r I 560. __ to all persons interested in said es five state policemen who raided a Help Wanted—Male ■ ------rots $1.25 bushel, delivered. Phillip gambling place at Bolton Notch Help Wanted-Male or Female., 37 , M ANCH ESTER & N. Y. M OTOR DIS ( FOR RENT—4 ROOM TENEMENT, tate of the pendency of said applica RALLY DAY PAGEANT PATCH—Part loads to and from Hoffman, 460 Hillstown Road. Tel. tion and the time and place of hear several days ago, arresting the Agents W nted ----- ’ ’ ” ’ ...... “G k' 2440-2. near Hartford trolley line, with Im- SDuaiions Wanted—Female ... 38; New Y"ork, regular service. Call 7-2 provements, $18; also three room ing thereon by publishing a copy of proprietor and fifteen frequenters. MORE THAN 4 0 0 ATTEND Situations Wanted—Male ...... or 1282. heated tenement, 73 Bissell street. this order in some newspaper having SI a circulation in said district, on or HELD AT S .M .E . CHURCH All but two of the latter forfeited, Employment Agencies ...... Vr*i’ t ■ Household Goods Inquire on premises. Live s t o c k — Pets— Poultry— VelUclea Repairing 23 b efore Oct. 17th, 1927, and by posting their bonds of $25. Though an a copy of this order on the public COLUMBUS BANQUET Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... , FOR ONE WEEK we will allow you FOUR ROOM all modern improve apparent misunderstanding, the ments. Call at 14 Arch street or tele sign-post in said town of Manchester, proprietor also failed to appear at I.lve Stock—Vehicles ...... EXPERT KEY FITTING. Lawn mow $6.00 fo r you r old m attress In e x at least 5 days before the day of said Poultry ana Supplies ...... ; ers sharpened and repaired, also change for a good layer felt or phone 988. Sunday School Children Pro the hearing last Monday night, Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 , hearing, to appear if they see cause at scissors, knives and saws sharpened. Kapok, silk floss. Don’t sleep on a s'.tid time and place and be hoai'd duce “ The Church Beautiful” thus forfeiting his bond of $100. Copy of Famous “Landing” For Sale— Miscellaneous Work called for and delivered. hard bed. Come here and get the FOUR ROOM TENEMENT, newly Articles for Sale ...... 4° papered and painted, $16 per month. relative thereto, and make retu’n to All are Manchester men. Painting Anniversary Gift to Harold Clemson, 108 North Elm best. Benson’s Furniture Co., Home this court. As Spectacle. B oats and Accessories ...... «« street, Manchester, Conn. Telephone of good bedding. Apply 92 East Middle Turnpike. When the policemen entered in Building tlaterlals ...... WILLIAM S. HYDE plain clothes with drawn guns, the Society Here. Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 462. FREE RENT UNTIL November 1, 4 Judge. H-10-17-27. Children of the Sunday School gamblers thought it was a holdup Electrical Appliances—Radio ^ MOWER SHARPENING, kev making, j FOUR BURNER gas range In excel room tenement, modern Improve m ents, 136 B issell street. participated in Rally Day exercises and several threw their money on More thau 100 persons attended Fuel and Feed ...... ’ j ’ ' I ' phonographs, clocks, electric clean- i lent condition. T elephone 1353. the Columbus Day banquet of the Garden—Farm—Dairy Products 50 ers. Irons, etc. repaired. Gunsmith- | at the South Methodist church yes to the floor. It was picked up by Household Goods ...... ing. Braifnwaite, 150 Center St. |FOR SALE—Time to heat up. Stoves, IN SELWITZ BUILDING three room terday morning and presented a the officers and tonight will he Christopher Columbus society at its M achinery and T ools ...... stoves of all kinds, heaters $5 up apartm- t, all modern Improvements. SHOOTS AT PHEASANT brought to the court to see if the hall on Norman street yesterday Musical Instruments ...... “ 3 SEWING MACHINES, repairing of to $40, new and used. Spruce Street Inquire Selwitz Shoe Shop. Tel. 835-2. j pageant, “ The Church Beautiful,” Office and Store Equipment .... rightful owners will claim it. afternoon. During the day a copy all makes, oils, needles and supplies. Second Hand Store. under the direction of Miss Helen of the painting, The Landing of Sporting Goods—Guns ...... R. W. Garrard, 37 Edward street. MAIN ST., 29—Six room rent, hard L. Haviland. The pageant showed Claims for the cost of furniture in Specials at the Stores ...... ob FULL SIZE BteDSTEAD with good wood floors and finish. Inquire 6 GETS RHODE ISLAND RED Columbus, was presented Jo the Phone 715. the -work of the various depart the house that was broken in the ■Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... spring mattress; also parlor stove H udson street. Tel. 1233. raid may be made tonight. If the society by Louis Bonvini. W an ted — To Buy ...... with piping, good condition. Tel. ments of the Sunday school in. mak Dinner was served by iJrbano Kooms— Board— Hotels—’Resorts Courses and Classes 27 531-2. ON ELDRIDGE ST., 4 room tenement, It is a good thing that other money is not claimed, the state and Restaurants all im provem ents, ren t $20. Inquire ing the church what it is. Miss Osano. Speeches on Columbus were hunters \v'ere not in the vicinity ot Florence Wilson ■was cast as the town divide the profits equally. Rooms Without Board ...... 59 Learn barberlng, ladies’ haircutting. IF YOU HAVEN’T a Quaker range, 174 Eldrldge street. Phone 1922-5. There will also be one or two made by John Rotta, Joseph Naret- Boarders 'Wanted ...... Tuition very reasonable, day, even why not. One ton of coal free. Old a Manchester man who was gunning Spirit of the Church Beautiful. ONE, THREE AND one four room in Bolton on Saturday. He thought other cases on the docket tonight. to, Joseph Borello, Peter Comollo Country Board—Resorts ...... ing courses. Vaughn’s Barber School, stoves taken in exchange. See our The children assembled in their and Peter Cordera. A quartet Hotels—Restaurants ...... 14 Market street, Hartford, Conn. Q uaker ran ge $73.00 w ith w ater flat, on second floor, at 168 Oak he had shot a pheasant but ’vv'hen classrooms for enrollment but no W a n ted — R oom s—'B oa rd ...... o* front, set up. Benson’s Furniture Co., street, all Improvements, with he picked up the bird it was a CARD OP THANKS. consisting o f ..the Misses Ida Real Est.nte For Rent 649 M ain street. ga ra ge. Inqu ire 164 Oak street or sessions were held. They then Bausola, Plerinf Zeppa, Marjory Apartments. Flats. Tenements.. 63 Private Instruction call 616-6.______Rhode Island red chicken, the prop We wish to express our sincere marched from the side entrance of appreciation for the many expres Vesco and Louise Gavello, sang In. Business Locations for Ren- ... ot STOVES REPAIRED AND parts fur erty of a farmer who lived nearby. the church to the main entrance, Houses for Rent ...... PRIVATE INSTRUCTION given In all nished. Your stove need to be fixed? PLEASANT SIX ROOM flat, Improve sions of sympathy extended to us Italian and English. Music was ' ments and good location. Vacant Oct. The hunter thought he saw a and filed into the main temple with Suburban for Rent ...... grammar school subjects by former T oo m uch trou b le! W e w ill do It, bird in the underbrush. As a mat at the time of the death of our furnished by the Lyric orchestra* Summer Gomes for R ent ...... “ < grammar school principal, for rates Stoves bought, sold and exchanged, 1st. Inquire 9 Strickland street. the choir. Two Boy Scouts, Frank mother, Mrs. Emma Erickson. W anted to Rent ...... call 215-5. wood heaters wanted. Spruce street ter of fact, he did see a bird. He 6 ROOM TENEMENT all modem Im Pearson and John Nichols, preced MISS MILDRED ERICKSON. Asian migration to America Via Real Estate For bale Furniture Store. TeL Oswald 1325-5. thought It was a pheasant, so he ed them, carrying the American Apartment Buildings for Sale..■« o» provements, steam heat, and garage. let go both barrels of his shotgun. HARRY ERICKSON. Alaska is a proven fact, according Business Property for S ale ...... Help ’Wanted—Female 35 3 PIECE LIVING room suite uphol Inquire 62 Russell street. TeL 303-2. flag and the flag of the Church. MRS. CARL NOREN. to Gxperts of tli6 SmitlisoiilaTi In- Farms and Land for Sale ...... stered in tapestry, mahogany finish Having no dog, he went for the TO RENT—3 ROOM tenement, all Im Seats had been reserved for the MRS. J. A. HULTMAN. I stitution. H ouses for Sale ...... CLERKS WANTED must be 16 years ed frame, davenport, chair and rock bird himself, and picked it up. It Lots for Sale ...... 73 er $35 net. Watkins Used Furniture provements, 22 Norman' street. In was the chicken. children and teachers. MRS. WALTER BERG. old. Apply Mr. Murphy, Green Stores quire on premises. R esort P roperty fo r S a l e ...... *♦ Inc., Main street. South Manchester. Store, 17 Oak street.______But he philosophically figured The service ended with a conse Suburban for Sale ...... <5 cration service, in which the teach Real Estate fer Exchange w..;.r« 7o QUAKER COOK STOVE, used one TO R E N T— S ROOM upstairs tene that chicken is as good eating as I!!lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll«'l»»»l»” » " '” " ” “ ” ” ” '"*"*'” ” ” " " ” " " “ “i RELIABLE GIRL or woman to take ment, 28 Church street, all improve ers, officers and workers took part "Wanted—Real Estate ...... *• care of home and two children. Ap winter, hot water front Included. pheasant, so he stuffed the fowl in Anction— Legal Notice* ments, except furnace heat. Inquire with Rev. Joseph►sepil Cooper.v jo o p e i. ^ p ly 25 L llle y street. P rice $40. 62 W ood la n d street. TeL his pouch and brought it home. A uction .Sales 78 1398-3, 30 C hurch street. Legal r otices By Frank Beck | C r U D 8.rg 3.inS GAS BUGGIES—Have a Heart, Amy = New six room single, oak floors and trim, down, solid oak s W H A T LL YES, ^ OH LISTEN "N im CN X ~ stairway, three chambers and bath on second floor, good attic, ^ I TELL YOOi i t 's u s e , JUNIOR THINK OF donT say ,TD PEASON, ...CAME HO VES, IT HAD = steam heat, gas, sewer, etc., lot 53x150 4 apple trees and good g • a AMY, THE CAR H E M , I CAMT T H IN K IF Y/) J ’UNIOR..'^ THAT.-I LAOY^ DO ^ OtON*T WE p r o b a b l y E garden. Price only $5,500, cash $500. s WAyS HOME THAT S W E A R TO A r» M S E N T . - _ THINK YOU W ANT ^ e o RIGHT OUT^ ,© o t y / / > ) < r DAY ______I l e f t LIE ----- THE CAR TO PRISON-K OF THE ^ CNTT BEAR i West Center St. on State Road, six room single, lot 85x170. | .TO BE A ^T O THE ^liRAGe" IT , S c ^ ( s t e p p e d ] FT FOR YW TO W A S A W IN ______FOR DISGRACE r r — OH. E 2 car garage, poultry houses and fruit trees. Price only $6,000. ^ W / O O W ^ ' a h o f in d I T ^ ^ .WRSNT OUT TO use, 'OAflLE I THE GARAGE HIS SAK E ) ~ ------TWNK, ) - - LET E Middle Turnpike East, brand new single of 6 rooms, excep- s FOR TH E THERE ______^ sTHERE / / / T H E SA S W A S DOWN LOOKING^ WHEN I LOOKED SWEAR OF HEM ME THINK S tionally large living room, oak floors, real good electric anu s FOR r r l- N E x r r . IN / I STATION IT OVER h e m 's AT THAT IB 16,000 did n 't THAT THE IN PRISON, 5 plumbing flxtures. Price $5,500, cash $500. g "TEN , • THE ''— V \ FOR A t o n ig h t : AFIREST FOR ALIEN EIGHT— ^a f t e r n o o n )"/B I T E OF CAR W A S 'Y E A R S ^ D k n / T I Two family flat on West Side, steam heat, etc., walk = b a n k R oeaE K v, ______YOU S A W LUNCH. HOME THAT ) 5 curbing, all conveniences. Price only $7,o00, reasonable te . ^ BECAAJSE. HIS m e h i k i n g DAY------, ^ LIOEWSC h o 9 * « t h a t 5 We have a real proposition to offer in a brand S sud 'MAS N feH T . = room single in the Green section, absolutely modern and - ^ = stantially built, tile bath and flow er, e x tra lavatory, = t h e s a m e a s = eous hot water system, all piping brass throughout, fireplace, g t h e BAND ITS', r Plenty of closet room, two car garage, gas, sewers, walk, cur _ DID N O T W i 5 and gutter all in, extra large lot, restricted to Protect purchas - a l a r m h i m s er. Price is surprisingly low and may be had on appucauon. « UrCTH. AM Y KESRATEO 5 "Spring is only five months away.” H T O CONFIRM NVS A L » I t h a t t h e i r I Robert J. Smith 1009 Main St | CAR 'MAS HOME IN THE 6ARASE S ‘‘If you intend to live on earth own a slice of iL ’ 3 T H /a * D A T . IJ. 1^ T,y* Bis*. a s . r«.off ■Snniiitm inniiiiim uiiilllilHimMUUmUIIHiimMHMmm^^4I4IHnmWiWWW|L: \ MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HBRAIJD, MONDAY, OCTOBER if, ISS'C By Percy L. Crosby SENSE ^ NONSENSE .. POOR EHEEPS* THETGCTVA WAltMOOmOE/ ,V4 6 c c rr Does.Bor h o w HOW CAN A t h e n t o r n A R oONO A N *E E O oM E c a m e EHOPJ# Mussolini says ho man ever be WWSRG D06S WOOC l x d o n 't /c e p t i h came great while wearing whiskers. uiooc. Suit COME l e o r SOM E e a t corr o ' fboR c e a f c l o v c r f S0JT5 OOMe RneT ooN'r c a t bccs But perhaps the Duce never heard S q 'S TH ET'U 0€ COCKy • THCM ^HEEPJ* of Brigham Young. fROH A SHEEP?! CAOSC IP otp MAYE6 AN e T r a m p : “ I say, sir, could you give me a job?” B a r b e r : “ Well, sure. Here, paint this barber pole.” Tramp: “ O. K. boss. Where do I ;et the striped paint?” Buying on the installment plan Is not so bad, we take our married CopyrJslit, P. L. Crosby, 1927, Central Press .Association, Inc. life that way. pir.ccs where “When I first fell off the roof,” do-.vn wind up. said the painter, “ I didn’t By Fontaine Fox WASHINGTON TUBBS U where I was; but as soon as I hit West Toonerville News Item the sidewalk I found out.” By Crane A scientific writer says “ an air plane traveling at the rate of 200 miles an hour, flying night and day, V/o*^TJl:e s e n t off e 6HE OF would reach the sun In fifty-two F ia n c e's handwriting t© have his c h a r a c t e r years.” If you haven’t already plan ned your vacation trip, here is one REAP AND the a n s w e r OAMEl X-AST WEEK* worth considering. To go from WORK TO LOAF A young man wants to know how takes a par five. Maybe you can do to tell a girl he loves her. H e does It in fewer strokes. Anyhow the n’t have to tell her— she’ll find it solution is printed on another page: out. L e a v e it to her. “ You never hear anything about ‘housemaid’s’ knee’ any more, do w 0 R K you?” . “ No, they call it photographer knee now.” ' “Why Is that?” ., “ Because it is a double expos ure. Wifie: You think so much of your old golf you don’t even re member when we were married. Hum: You bet I do. It was the day after I sank that thirty-foot OH. MO 'W ef') putt. U^NPlTS”! 5075NS Courtesy gives larger returns O'THeM, BRICK ViOiAebi 'BKhiDiTS than anything else in proportion to SVtOO'I'N' •ROUMD THyS DUNl? cost. SHOGrr MCH(\ “ Really we wouldn’t be taking D o k T iavs'S. se e ? this trip to- Europe .if Uncle John L 0 A F hadn’t cleaned up that fortune in crooked dough.” ^ THE RULES. “ What was he, a counterfeiter?” “ No, a pretzel manufacturer.” 1— The idea of letter golf is to change one word to another and do Who often went fishing for smelt. it in par, a given number of As I passed by his skiff strokes. Thus to change COW TO I got a strong whiff— HEN, in three strokes, COW, Was It smelt or the Celt that I HOW, HEW, HEN. smelt? 2 — You can change only one let ter at a time. Every time a man puts a new — You must have a complete 3 idea across he finds ten men who word of common usage, for each thought of it before he did. n,:: jump. Slang words and abbrevia tions don’t count. they only thought of it. (© Fontaine Fox, 1927, The Bjsil Syndicate. Inc.) A writer of popular soags is said REG. U. S. PAT. OFT. 019^7 BY NEA SERVICC. INC Only the well knock the doctors. to be deaf. It seems a very unfair advantage. Menelaus was quite a famous On the Market musician. It was right after Helen When the worm turns it doesn’t 1 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS eloped that he composed I ’ll Break always turn into a butterfly. r Her Back if She Tries to Come BSAnDlDMr ) A oAO-MBBBE'LIMDV’ BRA66)/^' Back, the Gal That Was Stolen A man is rated by his accomp DO/OACAAiSo! lishments— not by bis dreams. S A ? D lD A iT ')^? 2. \ D lD N rM A l^ £ AAN0NkE.V 72A&V A I N T From Me. VUOULpAlTAA'^e J OUrOFVOUR ' DiMT 6QMAJA socA A / t d be. asaam ed VJI7A /\^&ABoorA^y AS v\a a a DOA^K/^O AoRE,*7AEy ) TEASIA^' A lA iT ^ A 'A STOBV ^ HAL COCHRAN — PICfURCS ^ KMCK iiga.u.&MT.0Fr. /I REa u. a PAT. onOFF. 7V-. C19Z7 BY WeA SERVICE. INC By Small SAUi:SMAN SAM Now, Sam! I'Nl A B \ r S K E P T IC A L W HAT W ILL OH.OEAH IAE:, m NOSE M ADA(^, U^SeH,SftWrOOK’r LGT . I WON’T! GGE I’L L S T A N D FLEAS \-m AT^ GOMUA ABOUT t h a t € G G - VOU T A K E . GETS SO SHIN'^ - OK OURCtiSTOtAeRS KID US THAT RENMHDS N\E, I FO R NO DON’T ) MAKE A SWELL BUT I’LL TAKE A CHANCE^ ' A CH A N C E y e s T BBCAuse VJ& GOT OIU, N\AO AtA*? FOUND SOCAE FLEAS ON K ID D IN G — I ' PRrZ.£ P6R OUR AND TRADE HERE - POVIDER' TH’ SUIT Cftse EGG H^TCH FlDO-KAVieyoU AN^ IM" in TH’ VJIMOOW- BEST FLEA POWDER? CUSTOlAeR- ■\V X C i JJJ. _ IS - 019*7 BY N U SERVICE, >UC Sts. li. *. p«t. orr. by Gilbert Patten (BEAD THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) , Jack LockwilFs Forest Rangers The TInles thought the eagle shout, they splashed forth In the •rm rash to give wee. Clowny such a water. What a treat the whole jplash. But Clowny didn’t seem to crowd had! “ Come on, there mind. The lake was far from cold. Clowny,” some one cried. “ Swim on He swam with quite apparent ease until you reach our side.” And and yelled, “ It’s only to my knees. Clowny yelled, “Say jf I can, I I’m really not a bit afraid, ’cause surely will be glad.” I’m brave and bold.” Then Carpy laughed to beat the Then Scouty shouted, “ Sakes band. “ Why swim so hard when alive, here Is our chance to take a you can stand?” Poor Clowny had dive. The water sure looks tempt forgotten that the water wasn’t ing and I ’m for it goodness knows.” deep. So, up be stood and cried The other Tinies yelled “Hurray!’ , aloud, “ I ’ll soon be with that hap and from the shore they ran away py crowd, and when again I ’m safe to find a place where they could and sound, right with them I will take off portions of their clothes. keep.” Wee Clowny, in the meantime A splash nearby gave him a kept on swimming, though he scare. Of course he wondered what barely crept. He looked up to the was there. And when he looked around he was as scared as he could “Don’t move, fellows}’’ ^ "My gosh!” yapped Willie, On their feet, the trio looked vainly Wwwd A s ^P.®*x shore and wondered where the ' Uoekwill held hie breath. The dencing flamee eaueed dancing, white deer had been. »‘Damation!'» moaned Darling, be. The other Tinies ran ashore. whispered Jack. “Just turn atartiSg up. “^ e r e K le!” j surprised! bunch had gone. Thought he, “ My fantastic shadows to play over the eyivan background. But the In the wink of an eye, almost, legs are getting sore- I fear I'll Poor Clowny was alone once more, (raceful enow*white figure at which he wae looking wae at motion* your eyes a little to the right, )f a brothel and you'll see something you'll the deer wheeled and shot; never reach the shore- I wish that and toward him came an ugly sst as if H had been sculped from Parian marble. The eyes of the that crazy hermit, oi( IV. .0 MO the d— never forget.” Obeying him, away, vanishing. “You epoilfd^ (to Be Continued) I were very big and. had a lot of thing— a sejpent of the sea. 'albino buck were aglitter with the glory of the wondrous light dt, it!” said Jack regretfully. brawn.” v/hioh the creeture was gazing as If hypnotized.. they al«o ztw th« doer;. Just then the rest came running (The Water King comes to and with a mijihtjr whoop and Glowiur’g yMcne in ^ bc^ ttS K b X v ’ t . . /, /•■ ''"a , •• •■• /, MOJSDAY, OCTOBER 17, RAG E T E N manrljwtfr iEv^tting formed by Rev. Joseph Cooper and EDDY-RICHMOND only the immediate relatives were present. After an unannounced, ABOUTTOWN wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Eddy The marriage of Marion D. Rich will live in New Haven. l*'a. Ssth Leslie Cheney and Mrs. MRS. .TANE DOXAHIJE mond and Charles Parker Eddy Charles Cheney are stopping lor a took place Saturday afternoon at Henry Viens of 827 Main street few days at The Roosevelt, New four o’clock at the home of the was taken seriously ill last night T ucsdsty Wednesday Mrs. Jane Donahue, aged 70, York City. bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob with acute indigestion. His condi died at the home of her son, Law tion had improved considerably rence Donahue, 188 Catham street, ert Richmond of 608 South Main Miss Mildred L. Morrison of 21 street. The ceremony was per today. Clinton street has left for Los An New Haven, Friday. Mrs. Donahue, a sister of Mrs. James H. Gilligah geles, Calif., for an extended visit. Miss Morrison left New York by of Manchester, had lived here most ;;y^xigvip>{V>piCT«CXXKXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX3t3gX30t3C?CXXX36363» of her life, removing to New Haven boat for New Orleans. From there a year ago. she will go by train to Los Angeles. The funeral was held this morn ing with services at William P. The Epworth League' of the Quish’s undertaking parlors and St. South Methodist church will hold New Wool Crepe Frocks Annual Blanket Bridget’s church at the north end. its regular social and business A solemn requiem mass was cele taeetlng in the church this evening brated. Burial was in the St. Bridg ftt 7:30. et’s cemetery. Sizes Mrs. Donahue is survived by one Miss Irene McCusker who grad- daughter, Mrs. Robert McVeigh, tiated from St. James’s Parochial three sons, Lawrence, John of From the Leading Mills 60x80 • 66x80 school here last June is one of the South Carolina and William, of 34 honor roll pupils at the Morgan Hartford, a brother, Francis Con- .oo Q. Bulkeley High school, Hartford, well of Burnside and two grand in the Country. 70x80 72x84 ^Is period. children, in addition to her sister. Mrs. Fred Warner of Doane FUXERAL OF street is spending a few days with ROBERT ELLIOTT Mrs. William Church of Norwich. The funeral of Robert Elliott, Mrs. Ward Cheney of Locust Val 24, son of Samuel Elliott of 281 ley, L. I., is one of the patronesses Center street, was held yesterday A Small Deposit Will Hold These Blankets CouM Not for the World Series Rodeo to be afternoon at the undertaking par held in New York for the benefit of lor^ of Thomas G. Dougan of 59 Any Blanket Until the Broad street hospital the latter Holl street. The young man, who part of the month. was a wireless operator in the U. be sold at these prices if S. Navy, having enlisted in 1920, Wanted. North Methodist Ladies’ Aid died a week ago yesterday morning members will have their fall rum at the U. S. Veterans’ Hospital at bought at today's mill mage sale in the store in the Livermore, Cal. Coughlin building formerly occu It was a military funeral and a pied by the Economy company. The sale will begin Wednesday at firing squad from Dilworth-Cornell prices 1 p. m. and continue throuighout Post of the American Legion, paid the evening. Mrs. Thomas Smith final tribute to the former Man This is without question the greatest blanket sale that we have ever heads the committee in charge, chester youth. who will make a collection tomor- A delegation from the Manches held. These blankets were bought through our New York Syndicate row afternoon. Newspapers and ter Lodge of Masons,..... of which -nr he * T with the combined buying power of hundreds of the country’s largest magazines will be accepted as well was a member, attended. Rev. Wat- as used clothing and household fur son Woodruff, pastor of the Center stores. These blankets were bought and plans were made for this sale nishings. Congregational church, officiated. over eight months ago, when both wool and cotton was much lower than The bearers were three cousins and The revival meetings which have three schoolmates, Albert Ford, today’s prices. If you need blankets this year and are planning to pay been held under the auspices of the Robert Dougan, Joseph Hadden, $6 or $8 for them, buy now and save the difference! Church of the Nazarene the past Harold Hadden, James Dickson and in 3 ideal Fall Shades: two weeks will be continued, on Edward Black. All except the lat "Wednesday and Friday evenings of ter live here. Black’s home is in this week at the church at 7:30. New York. Burial was in, the East A great deal of interest has been cemetery. NAVY—TAN—BROWN Part Wool Plaid Blankets 51% Wool Blankets shown in these meetings, the at that we cannot recall In the old days, tendance has been very good, also P Practical Afternoon and Office Dress with Plenty of in three large sizes— 66x80, 70x80 and at the morniiiig and evening serv COMPLAIN OF WAY back in 1914 before the war, as selling kj style in lines and cut. 72x84 inches. A splendid quality wool at this price. They come In attractive ices on Sunday. A cordial invita mixed blanket with a fine sateen bind tion is given to all to come and block plaids in blue, gray, rose, green, ing to match. Colors include gold, gold and tan. Sateen ■ binding to bring their friends. Rev. E. T. LATE CAR IS RUN blue, rose, gray, tan and green. Special French, pastor of the Church of the match. Special Nazarene, will be the evangelist at the Wednesday and Friday eve-! Jammed Trolley Conveyance, ning seiwices. Without Conductor, Held Up By Stubborn Door. B S C = B V Mr. and Mrs. David Armstrong and family and Mr. and Mrs. How Manchester and Burnside people ard Erickson of Buckland returned who are in the habit of taking the home last evenin,g after spending a last South Manchester car from EST. 1907 few days at Hoosick,-'N. Y. Hartfoi’d at night have complained Beacon Jacquard about the way the car is run. in the White Wool Blankets A now class for senior girls has absence of the conductor, who been organized in the Sunday leaves the car at Comstock hall. Comfortables school of the Center Congre,gational in plain white with colored borders, in church, in charge of Mrs. Ethel East Hartford. A passenger on this car several the wanted shades. A fine quality that can be used as a couch robe or as Eddy. evenings ago described his trip to sateen bindings to match. These are a an extra blanket for cold nights. Good South Manchester. The car leaves SOUTH MANCHESTER* soft, fluffy, wool mixed blanket. Special looking combination colors. Size Mystic Review, Woman’s Benefit 66x80 inches. Special association, will have its regular Market street shortly after mid meeting in Tinker hall this eve night and is the last one to go to ning at 8 o'clock. Manchester before 1:30. The lat ter car is used for the purpose of The regular monthly meeting of carrying Manchester motormen and the auxiliary to the Dilworth-Cor conductors home' but also carries nell Post, American Legion, No. other passengers. “ The car was crowded and all 102, will be held tonight at 8 Blankets— ^Main Floor o’clock sharp at the State armory. available standing room was tak Every member is asked to attend en. up,” the passenger said. “ The this meeting if possible so that the aisles and vestibules were full and social and business activities for passengers were packed in closely. STARTING OCTOBER 25 the coming winter season may be j?he conductor left thc^ car at planned. lUirncide avenue, to return to Hartford on the next westbound NEW CLOSING Sunset Rebekah lodge members car and he had evidently taken his will observe Past Grands’- night in door lever with him. SCHEDULE Odd Fellows’ hall this evening, also “ East Hartford and Buruside the district meeting. The supper Ijassergers in the rear of the car committee announces that the liad to open the back do. r as best store Closed Tuesday Evenings meal will be served promptly at they could, and .someihi'^s it took Specials for Tuesday Open Thursday Afternoons and 6:30. the combined efforts of three or Evenings Instead. four of them. They did not shut it Group 5 of Center church work tightly after the passengers had Fresh Store Closed Wednesday at Noon. ers will meet this evening at 7:30 alighted and as a result the car for organization at the home of could not start, for the power is Open Saturday Evenings as UsuaL Mrs. Ray H. Pillsbury, Chestnut shut off when the door is open. Walnut Meat Halves street. “ The motorman was unable to open the rear door because of the ______1/ 2 lb . 39c Rev. Watson Woodruff ofloiciated large number of people in the at the marriage of Miss Grace M. aisles. And passengers in the rear Graven of New York City and Roy Republic Free could not reach the front to go out Register Now! A. Lawson of Hartford, which took that way for the same reason.” place at the Center church parson Peanut Bntter lib, jar ISc For Hale’s Delivery age Saturday afternoon. After a MARRIAGE INTEXTIONl wedding trip to Toronto, Mr. and An application for a marriage li A ll Kinds Aeroplane Model Mrs. Lawson will make their home cense has been made at the office of Anywhere in New York. the Hartford Town Clerk by Carl Making Contest. Peterson and Elsie Dahlman, both Evaporated Milk SOUtLi ^MRNCHCSTER • CONN ' in Town Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Wick of South Manchester. ham of The Pines, Manchester, sailed recently on the S. S. Roma 3 cans 29c for a tour around the w'orld. Miss Hazel Trotter, director of religious education at Center Y ou r L o c a l Palmolive Soap church, invites all business girls to attend the first meeting of the B uilding 3 bars 19c r. business girls’ club in the inter Insurance mediate room at Center church to Material Dealer morrow evening at 7:30, for or ORDER NOW I ruoN ganization. Our grandmothers had Finest Native Of All Kinds Rev. H. F. R. Stechholz, pastor of their storerooms filled the Zion Lutheran church, preach with fiour, sugar and Green Mountain Potatoes ed yesterday morning and evening other kitchen essentials. Order your winter’s supply now! G O O D THINGS TO EAT in observance of the 50th anniver Carney Agency sary of the Lutheran mission work Today the grocery store among the Negroes of the South. gives the housewife a JOHN P. CARNEY Both services were largely attend selection o f hundreds o£ / FLOUR SALE Room 4, Orford Block ,0 T US HELP YOU. ed. Rev. Stechholz preached in Ger foods, many of them ready man in the morning and in English PERHAPS you don’t know at the evening service. for the table. what’s the matter with your heat Mr. Fradin of Fradin’s is in New Just so the building ttlaterial ing plant. It won’t take us long WASHBURN ♦ York on business. dealer fills an econonuc need SPECIAL! to find out. It will take little time $1.19 $1.19 of our present life. He gathers to overhaul it and assure you of William Rubinow left this morn together a hundred and one BAG CROSBY’S BAG ing for New York to attend a mid- materials suited for as many For a Limited Time Only. winter comfort. GIJABANTEED FLOUR. season review of Grace De "Vyne different J needs. They are A Batih a Day garments. Regular 50c Rubber O C ^ available at a moment’s notice. Special Keeps Yon Fit Every Way. He has at his finger tips the Heels Attached for .. Miss M. Estelle Keith, a member Here’s the guarantee on each bag— ^“The flour in this sack of the choir of the South Metho knowledge that prevents bears the unqualifled guarantee of the manufacturers as to dist church, who is to be married clumsy and costly mistakes in JOHNSON & LITTLE quality, strength, color and general baking propertiesi If it building. Loin Lamb Chops lb. 38c Plumbing and Heating Contractors. on Wednesday to Robert Olson, does not prove entirely satisfactory it wlU be redeemed under was given a present by fellow mem . SAMYULYES 13 Chestnut St. Tel. 1 0 8 3 -2 bers of the choir before the musi- From a purdy seliidi stand 701 Main St., Johnson Block, this pledge, hence the name eale at the church last night. point any community should Lean BEEF STEW, lb ...... 20c South Manchester. Windsor, Francis Griffin of 182 GUARANTEED FLOUR support its building material Hilliard street, John Hampson of Fresh CALVES’ LIVER, lb...... 65c WASHBURN CROSBY COMPANY.” The children of the beginners’, dealer for this reason—to in 21 Stock Place, Mrs. Otto Schlem- inger and infant son of 46 Cooper primary and junior departments of crease the service obtainable Corned BEEF TONGUE, lb...... 30c Fancy McIntosh Apples, Ribs of Corned Beef 12^c Ib. the South Methodist Sunday school street, Charles Horvath of 268 Oak through.him. Lean Brisket CORNED BEEF, lb...... 22c HOSPITAL NOTES street, Mrs. Joseph Lashay of 71 3 lbs...... 35c Pinehnrst Hambnrg . . . .25c lb. held a get-together party at the Pigs’ Hocks (Pickled) church on Saturday afternoon. The Lean BOILED HAM, lb ...... 45c Admissions at the Memorial hos Sumiher street. Miss Marjorie An Yellow Rock Turnips, drews of Coventry and Miss Esther 1-2 peck...... ; ...... 18c Special...... 19c lb. beginners held their party in their (Whole or half) pital over the week-eud were as Tender Fresh Pork Chops own room while the boys and girls W. G. Glenney; follows: Miss Florence Ford of. Anderson of 53 Eldridge^ street. 1 lb. Coco Malt with riiaker BOILED HAM, lb...... 55c Th|6 census this morning was 35. Lean Shoulder Cuts Lamb of the other two departments oc 14 Short street, Raymond McIn f r e e ...... 45c cupied the banquet hall and the Co. (SUced) tosh of 31 Ridgewood street, Ar There were no births or deaths at for stewing. Qu&ces, 1-2 p eck ...... 35c Shankless P ii^c Hams gymnasium. Stunts and games Allen PL, Manchester Gfiy Our thur Pillard of 71 Lyness street. the hospital over the week-end and were played and there were re Patients discharged were Joseph only one accident case. That was First Delivery 8 a. m. freshments. Miss Helen Haviland SMOKED SHOULDER OF LAMB, lb...... 20c and Louis Foley of Pearl street, the admission of Arthur Pillard and teachers of the departments Margaret Hennequin of 35 Parker who suffered a minor \eg injury In were in charge. etreet, Dorothjr "Wagner of South a motorcycle accident.