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HIGHER PRICES /• Yagoslayian King Assassinated

BODY OF YUGOSLAVIAN KING MUST PREVAIL

A BITLONGER

ON W AY BACK TO HOMELAND

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irest Hat Beei Made ■ Pbced on Board Cruiser Within 24 Honrs of His Assas- Fairfield Man Claims sination— Two of KOler’s Companions Sonsht by tbe Last Year te Reach Cor-

He Is King*s Brother French Police — Homes of Radicals Raided in Psris rect LeveL

Bridgeport^! O ct 10.— ( A P ) — a They grade down from Katharine, ^onng llmg Peter H Leaves School m England. Washington, O ct io.-:-(AP) — George Yovanovitch, of 88 Cham- 24, who is a hair dresser, tq a baby PresidsBt Roosevelt feels that oom- bers street, Fairfleld, today identi- in arms. Hia wife and children are fied himself as a brother of King modlty pries* should go a Uttl* entouslasUc about their royal con- By ASSOCI(ATED PRESS. toe Cabinet. He arranged that Alexander of Yugoslavia who was nections but do not feel tbat they The body of toe slain King Alex- these dignitaries should accompany blghsr bsdWrs an attsmpt Is mad* to assas;.lnated yesterday. want to leave toe United State* ander was returned today to toe the body o f Barthou to Paris when etabiUss th* priM level. Yovanovitch declared he' te en- even if their claim is recognized. the funeral train departed tores cruiser Dubrovnik on which he made The President wd* described as titled to toe throne and has picturea According to the Fairfield Wel- hours after the Dubrovnik sailed tor at his home of toe late King Alex- fare Society records, Yovanovitch hla triumphant entry to Marseilles Yugoslavia. fesUng that conaidsrable progress ander and the royal family to prove was born in Servla and his mother yesterday only to fall before an His Lost Thoughts had bssn made in the last year and hia statements. He has been a vic- was toe'daughter of a Serbian gen- asaassln's bate. King Alexander's last thoughts a half to bring tbe Nation’s asset* tim of toe depression and has been eral. He entered the country under were of his duty — the 'task which painting houses, as he was unable : an assumed name. A t the moment, Peter, II, had ex- was his birthright. and UabUltles to a more even rela- changed a school boy's cap for an Uonsliip, but that the asset column to sell hia portraits and books in : Two of his brothers were killed In "Preserve Franco-Yugoalav friend- recent years. | untimely crown and was speeding ship,” he muttered in a supreme ef- rhould go still higher. across France with his grandmother. Yovanovitch has nine children, i (Continued from Page Fonrtoen.) fort, before he lapsed Into a corns, It was emphasised however that Dowager Queen Marie of Rumania, , prices would be prevented from go- to his friend and foreign minister, to take the Yugoslavian throne un- Bpgoljub Jevtitch. ing through tbe roof, so to speak, der a regency. and that when a reasonable level M rtoou expired as he wrhlspersdl King Alexander, of Yugoslavia, arriving at Marseilles, Prance, October 6, on one of toe most important In Alx en Provence, France, two " I am so thirsty.” was reached attempts would be missions since toe World War, and Louis Barthou, French minister, were shot to death by an assassin. companions who stayed with toe Like the King, however, Barthou ruule to keep them there. Petrus Keiemen, who in turn was sabred and shot dead by police. Kelemen. a young Zegres business man YUGOSLAVIA IS QUIET; assassin Petrus Kalemen, were thought of political consequences aS

In this connecMon, it was ssld, the o f CroaUan origin,' belonged to a secret political society pledged to kill toe King because of hla dlcUtorlal sought by police. He bolstered his he died. He inquired as to toe price situation might be a factor methods. This photo, telephotoed from Marseilles to Paris and London, and sent by Bartlane via Western courage with strong drink, police King's condition while surgeons in determining the Administration’s Union cable from London to New York, shows King Alexander stumped In the rear seat of- the car, dead. said, before embarking on his trip of tried to save his life with a blood future monetary policy. CROATS FLEE COUNTRY crime and death to Marseilles. transfusion and be sighed with re- '' Not Pkr Enough In Paris tos police raided the lief when tooM wbo tried to save Officials 'pointed out that a ysar homes o f Yugoslavian refugees and him pain told him Alexander lived. and a half ago the Nation’s lisbiU- Separatist advocates. Dozens of He died without knowing toe King Uea exceeded toe assets. They now SON IS NOTIFIED Parfiament Is Called— Cabi- QUEEN IS BRAVE such dwellings yielded photographs had preceded him tn death. feel that toe asset column hex gone ALCORN RAPS GOVERNOR and documents being closely scruti- Prepared Speech a little beyond toe liabilities, but not inet Proclaims Peter 11 nized by tbe police. Several men tat enough. were detained and a loaded revolver Alexander’s dying request of Us foreign minister was reinforced by The price stabilisation studies be- OF FATHER’S DEATH AS SHE MOURNS was found on one o f them. FOR STAND ON STRIKES At Brussels toe Belgian govern- toe text o f a speech which he had ing made by the President and his New King — No Troop prepared for a reply to President advisors were described as showing ment acted to expel from toe coun- try all Croatian revolutionists or Lebrun at a dinner planned in to* tbat In the period from 1920 up to Elysee Palace. In ttet speecli he toe present prices have fluctuated as Young King Peter II m Eng- Mobilization. Dry-Eyed and Firmly Erect members of societies which have Asserts State Labor Trou- been suspected of co-operating with told to« history of his father’s hia much as 500 to 1,000 per cent. It is PRINCE HOHENLOHE own, and bis people’s love aad ad- these wide disparities over short similar groups elsewhere in Eu- fish SciiooL Starts at Once She Views Body of Her rope. miration for France and concluded periods tbat Mr. Roosevelt was said bles Could Have Been Belgrade, Yugoslavia, OcL 10 — j In what he would have called, " ob* to be trying to avoid in steering the (A P) —The government moved to-- The Yugoslavian government in EN ROUTE TO U.S. Belgrade acted to prevent any up- o f the most solemn momenta o f my Nation toward a more permanent life” by saying the bonds o f Yugo- for Home. day to prevent an uprising In the Sbm Husband. rising in toe Croatian distrlcL Hun- economic level. Averted by a Board of Croatian district after ft had for- dreds o f Croatians had fled across slavia and France could beat be Experts Agreed expressed by one word, “Gratitude." mally given Yugoelavia a boy king, the Austrian frontier. Administration financial advisors Marseilles, France, Oct. 10.— (A P ) The King's consort. Queen Marie, Mediation. To Testify m Suit of Mrs. London, OcL 10.— (A P )— Peter 11-year-old Peter II, son of toe The London Stock Exchange was .‘.aid that over a year ago toe Presi- —Queen Marie went to .her slain sol- daughter of the famous Dowager Karsgeorge, 11 years old, tumbled martyred King Alexander. not unduly disturbed -at toe open- dent consulted experts in every fleld dier-husband today, dry-eyed and Queen o f Rumania, reached her hua- into bed last night a carefree school- A Cabinet ^Uroclamation notified ing today, but toe upward trend of band's side as he lay in death ia nnd found general agreement that Vaoderbik for Custody of firmly erect. the past few days appeared check- l)y ASSOCIATED PRESS. toe citizenry that Peter ia now toe prefecture o f MarseUlss. There should be a substantial rise in boy at Sanroyd school. Today he She went "Just as a Queen ed. From opposite corners of toe state Klim. He will rule imder a regency. She told toe attentive mourners prices to relieve toe general debtor- arose as King Peter n, ruler of Queen Marie, widow of the Mon- echoes o f a spirited oratorical ex- Daughter. Hiuidreds of Croats fled over toe o f her deblres for. her husband’s (led ltor situation. Yugoelavia. (CX>nUnned on Page Fourteen) arch, knelt beside ble body before its Austrian border, fearing toe assas- Three methods of procedure were burial. She suggestsd ttuit h* should change between Governor Wilbur L. The news o f his father’s tragic sination o f Alexander may result in reipoval to toe cruiser. discussed, but toe first, to cut down be laid to rest in toe unlfom of a Cross and SUto Attorney Hugh M. death at Maraeillea, kept from him reprisals against them. toe debt column by some arbitrary Southampton, England, Oct. 10. simple enlisted man of the Yugo- Alcorn reverberated today along the all last night was imparted early While toe government denied BACK TO HOMELAND slavian army. But at last other $tS- rule of thumb procedure, was dis- political trail. — (AP)—Prince (Sottfried Hohen- tola morning. Before Peter could there was any mobilisation o f (Copyrizhi. 19*4 by AssoeUted Prtte) carded because it could not be done GORMAN RESENTS Marseilles, France, Oct. 10.— (A P ) vlsors prevailpd and she agreed that In a speech at Danbury last night, lohe, enroute to New York to testi- realize toe significance of toe hews troops, as was rumored in foreign under toe Oonatitutlon. —With toe' pomp of grief and toe her husband should be buried In toe toe Democratic chief executive, seek- fy in toe suit of Mrs. Floria Morgan he was enroute to Belgrade. coimtries, it admitted toe greatest field service uniform of a general of Increasing Values Lost i^ght toe housemaster was pracautions were being taken In majesty of death, K ing Alexander of ing re-elecUoB to toe office he has Vanderbilt for custody of her toe Serbian army—toe army la The second method was to make a notified to arouse Peter earlier than Croatia where feeling against toe SPEAKER’S REMARK Yugoslavia ..as started back to hla held alnce 1931, blamed Republicans daughter, said today allegaUons which he fought in the World War. deflnit* attempt to raise toe aeset his dormitory mates. W ith sleep Government hma high. homeland today. in toe General Aesembly for many against himself and Mrs. -Vanderbilt President Lebrun and former Pre- column by increasing valuot. This defects in toe State Liquor Control still In hla eyes he was awakened, a Coon^ <^et HU body was borne through were “ preposterous.’ ’ streets which yesterday reverber- mier Tardieu and Herriot Joined to* method was accepted, along with Act. message was whispered in his ear The country remained quiet to- “I am going to New York to let widow at toe prefecture after their part of a third propoi^—a cutting ated succeesively to cheers, pUtol Meanwhile at Stonlngton the Re- that urgent news awaited him in toe day and tbe national frontiers have Union Leader Referrs to arrival from Parle in a special train. down o f toe debt column torough all the facta be known so that Mrs. headmaster's office. shots, shrieks, and weeping. publldan gubernatorial nominee at- They drove torough a double line of various legal methods such as re- Vanderbilt’s nsme and mine may be A t 4 p. m., exactly 24 hours after tacked the governor’s position on Dressing hasUly, Peter followed (Oontinaed on Page Twelve). guards and, when toey arrived. duction of farm interest rates, re- toe housemaster to toe school office New A. F. of L Members he had set foot in France on what toe milk and strike Issues. The gov- (Contlnurd on Page Foortoen) was Intended to be a gala visit of President Lebrun bowed low before financing and lending to home own- ernor reiterated his support for state where his tutor, C. C. Parrott and good will, toe assassinated King was toe widowed Queen. ers, and a new method o f permitting control of liquor and charged Re- the headmaster were seated. Prob- as “ Rubbish.’’ taken back to toe Yugoslavian de- W ith tears streaming down his corporation receiverships. pubUcana in the Legislature blocked ably still wondering what acbool cheeks and in a low v ^ ce he told rules he had broken, the news was SAY 30 HOUR WEEK stroyer Dubrovnik which brought It was emphasised that to* Presi- hla program to strengthen toe pub- His Majesty here. her o f his own and France’a grief. dent does not want run away prices lic utilities law. He listed taxation Imparted that changed him from HARTFORD YOUTH Again today there were massed The Queen answered him with firm or run away values and is not wedd- and toe cost of government as two Peter Karageorge to King Peter II. San Francisco, Oct. 10.— (A P )— thousands of spectators, but their self-control. ed to toe theory that toe new price “ questions o f great Importance." Breakfast was hastily served and ISNOTPRACnCAL Bitter resentment of trade union silent faces mirrored Europe’s anx- Death BUaks Mads levels sought toould coincide com- On toe liquor issue toe governor without time even to bid his school- leaders against toe description of said: KILLED IN HOLDUP mates adieu, Peter was enroute by iety over what toe assassination of Death maska were made o f King pletely with toe level of 1926. their new members as "rubbish’’ toe Yugoslavian king by a Croatian Alexander and M. Barthou, then tos “I don't believe you can have any motorcar for bis country’s legation Some 1926 values were described' brought forebodings of a tempest to~ on French soil may mean. Queen led her official vlsitora into liquor control law entirely free of here, hla ultimate destination being as goals worth striving for, but it Some Federal Officials D ^ day on the floor of the Ameiichn France had hoped that Alexan- toe great, high-ceilinged office room was emphwised that the entire polltlca, but state control comes toe Belgrade, a regency and eventually Federation of Labor convention der's visit would be a long step to- where toe two bodies lay side by nearest. Storekeeper Shoots Him toe throne of that troubled country year’s price level could not be taken here. wrard a pact including Italy and seal- side. “The law will have to be changed his late father had ruled 'with dic- as a complete yardstick. dare That Industry Can- Refusing to let go unchallenged ing toe peace of toe Balkans for : Tbe Queen and Lebrun knelt bs- to liberalize those spots where an tatorial power. After He Leaves Store the Insinuation these new members years to come. Tbat was toe dream eidc the bodies, then went to to* injustice is done one group or an- Takea UtUe Luggage. do not measure up to toe caliber of of Louts Barthou, foreign minister prefect's apartment in toe same other, and this is a problem to come Peter took along only one small not Bear the Load. older members of toe A. F. of L., o f France, but all through' toeeneral Georges, de- 'meeting of toe directors here today, ing to toe police report. that we would probably die from the F. of L. veterans said, they ever spite toe severity of his hurts, Pius bad granted toe slain K ing ab- chairman o f toe milk control board GovernmeDt T r o i^ Concen- succeeding John J. Policy as of No- A * the young hold up man wa# operattoir, despite toe fact it would had heard on toe convention floor solution at 7 p. m.. yesterday. charging that toe latter was dls- showed signs of improvement today vember 1. Mr. Pelley will resl^ leaving toe store, Kosovosky seized be to our advantage to have toe against an international tuiion presi- Here also today came Alexander’s quallfled for toe post because of “his and physicians gave him an even to accept toe' cbairmanalilp of toe a revolver, which he purchased trate for Am Attack of operation.” dent. aunt, toe Dowager Princess Na- flnancial interesL” < The nominee chance for life. ' , Aaaoeiation of American RaUroads. about ten days ago when he had The Other Side The buzz of criticism heard President Albert ' Lebnur of thalie of Monteiiegro, who ia the charges Morris was a stockboIdet«in On toe other side o f the picture, The new executive is, in railroad heard of a number of store rob- France, shocked by toe tragedy, Sister of his mother. She motbriM National Dairiea. beries.-'He followed Lltwaitls. to Big Rebel Force. proponents o f the 30-hour week are parlance, an accounting man la con- (Continued on. Page Fenrteen) wroa here with ministers of to Marseilles from her boms in tradlatinction to Pelley, who The political calendar Is crowded toe street and fired three shots in maMag clear there will be a force- Antibes.

essentially an operating man. with events. Republicans toroug ilttlck succession at the fleeing ful drive for iiich legldaliod when Tbe body of'toe King was taken out toe state nominate cah dlw Madrid. OcL 10.— (A P )—terror- Congress eonvenee. A ll o f Paimer’a business life ha* youth, Two of the bullets went wild pom toe prefecture, ccompantod be«a spent in railroading la toe New for state representative* tbdaySrhile and a third entered torough -toe ism gripped Northern Spain today Senator Hugo Black, (Dem., Ala.) oy President Lebrun and a raim ent Engiaad territory. Democrats in toe Third Congression- left side and penetrated to toe heart as government troop* concentrated co-author of the bill which failed tn of infantry carrying flaga wdille its Only 49 Years Old al District w ill select their nominee region. The youth died shortly aft- fo)- an attack on revolutionaries tn toe last session, said toe working Old Fashioned He-Man band played funeral music. Elevated to to* presidency of toe er being admitted to toe Mt. SlnM the labor districts of Asturias prov- hours of SO a week is necessary to A t toe special landing float where New Haven at toe age of 49, (OMttaned en Page Foartaen) hospital. ince. absorb miUions still unemployed. toe King bad stepped on French eoU Palmer ia one of to* youngest rail San Sebastian reported ten per- The Administration’s present pol- Favored by Modem Co-Ed Just 24 hours previously, the body sons killed and an undetermined icy on shorter hours is to attack toe was pieced aboard the'EYeneh auto chiefs in the country. He started hia career with toe number wounded in a' brush be- problem in Individual industries, marine Nautilua which immediatMy Neew Haven 27 years ago as super- tween striking workmen and sol- one at a time. There appears little Norman, Okla., Oct. 10.—-(AP)— The. psychologist said however he headed out for toe Dubrovnik in th* visor in toe office of the auditor of Huge Migration Plan diers. The m ilitary reported cap- likelihood that a blanket slash will The modern co-ed wonts a nian Just did not wish to be misunderstood as harbor. turing 80 stdkera in a single house be favored. freight receipts. Earlier he. had Mke toe nmn that married dear old favoring W'ealtby marriages. Tbe body of toe King had bea been with wbiat Is now a part of toe where a quantity of arms also was grandma,'a survey made at the Uni- Dr. Holsington admitted he was carried to toe 'waterfront tn a plain . found. Main* Central system in Maine. TREASURY BALANCE versity of Oklahoma discloses. surprised by toe survey. “Our stu- oaken casket trimmed with attrar. Launched by Government Over 56# Arretas Hla promoUcos in toe New Haven They want stalwart men— men o ' dents,’’ he said, “are more idealistic It rode in a hearae over tbe aema In toe past few daira more than Washington, Oct. 10.-:-(AP)— carried him torough toe most im- character—robust in toe maidy vir- toan I realized." route that toe King had taken yes- 500 arrests have been made In toe The position o< toe Treasury Octo- terday and across to* Stock Eta'* portant accounting and financial Washington. OcL 10.— (A P ) — A f Three to foui- miUions of acres wiU tues, at whose side toey can toil to "Their ideal man,” Dr. Hoising- San Sebastian area and 24 persona ber 8: Chang* Square where he ares kUlAd, posts to comptroller at toe end of flrancial and social beishU. ton said, “ might tell a little lie, be controlled migration that may be I ^ bought before toe 825,000,()00 pro- face toe death penalty. Receipts, $29,930,814.13; expendi- The authorities had wanted to toe period of Federal control of toe Tbe rich man’s sen with his card might even go put and get a .little one of toe largest movements of its ** *(®*“*'*‘*. Sporadic shooting continued all tures, 840,192,882j)2; balance, |2,- avoid retracing to* tragic route hut railroads in 1920, and to vice-presi- o f entree to the best clubs and social drunk some night, but withal, he’s win,. I . I... ___ . J t average cost per acre will benight In Bilbos and along toe en- 129,828,348h2: customs receipts for were forced to go that way ainoq dent in charge o f finances in 1929. started by | «bdut |5. The submarginal land atmosphere wras scorned by toe ma- tcasonable, kind, and considerate He’s a vice-president and director tire northern coast. toe month. $9,206,121.89. the other streets on tos wnterftaiH Harry Hopkins, relief administrator. will berome parks, forests, grme In ton Oviedo region General jority of toe co-eds. This brought a and definitely not effeminate. Tbetr of a number of th* New Haven’s Rsostpta for fiscal year (since were too narrow and tortuoun to Ha disdosed last nigbt, tost toe preserves and Indian reservations. EMourado Lopsa Ochoa, fresh from cynical observance from Dr. L. B. conception of character ia broad. U subsidiartes. government, working secretly to July L), ll.C78.674.076.64; expend!- permit toe psasag* of the k sani i . . Guarding to* escact location of to* successful sortlss against revolu- tursa, $1,704,297,941.93 (Includtiig Holsington, university peychologlsL Isn’t ' a ,4focdy-goody mor^tv, but Palmer la a native of East Sum- th w a rt' speculatora, has already rrrelilmt With WUsw , , land, Hopkins said the government tionary neats iu Trubia, expected to $1154.498,840.00 o f e m e r g e n cy e x - tbat a few years o^ toe dally fight their ideal man Includes 'vourage, President Lebrun r ^ with ’ tii^ . ner, Main*. He ia married and has bought a million acres of poor farm i ia buying or taking options in tbe one aon. H is borne and headquar- Join other government forces today penditures); excess of expenditures, ioi bread, and butter would make ecmethlng of virility, toe dynamic, widow Queen behind the'vsU eIn aC '. land, from which families are being; Dakotas, Montana, toa Southeast |625.628,865.2«; gold assets, $7,M3,- them look upon toe rich man’s aon straight-forward person, mentally ters irlUfet in New Bsvsa, tzansplantad to better soU. i and to* fa r wesL ‘ *• Fags Twair*), 068,80688. , .with lesa prejndtcsd eyas. sad morally. Cuss t A M S C B W m m rK KTK Q BERAIA MANCHlSTnt. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEE 10,1M(C

food haaltb, "but ijnder a grapt Maty- WetAMn fitorwi waa a Mt reactionary uiidtr profit taking. AS MANY WARD WEEK PURCHASES gi>>« it wpul4 mean support tram CHASDIDISCIPLE to^Mnyiba a gay wi(ii tfim RECOVERY SIGNS flatorta af increaaing yatail aales FEARLAWSUm toe A. F. Of U ^ KcroNiM and ^IDSTACE Me Y. Stocks •ttrgMad atme attention to tha How the European Press AS VISITORS TO THE WORLD FAIR PATERSON WORKERS John, A. MteCltt, veteran conelUa- N<$atma. # a b fW . ““ P Hw4y Tomorrow W.; prifasf at d;19. If W9 9** og a mercbandial^ g ^ P whteh waa tbe tor o f the labor board, and CSiarlM pllfriinifa, public mecUafa are at meat active MYbt llat beclarat|aa Tost, an Investigator with toe some gol. COMES 3RD CLASS RUGGEDNESS RUN OMSTDCK MARRET Views the Situation FROIR BAD WALKS (Urwt investigation when they ques- L0t IDaate Mcdeis in Sittaa'* Ear Suede and Felt Hats. 10:30 a. m. and 8 . p. m. The rest Adam B n p ...... T af a gO-acat Nvidend by ConUnentel SEEK SILK SnUKE 36 goilo sr over. of the time we work." Air Reduc ...... -.103 Ban. arkiek will alae apply to the tioned some fifteen manufacturers Tliear Plata A n Too Snort To Miss! tn the office of Max M. Baker, sec- Foel OO, 2-3-4 Ner iadiaa home ia a stona caH. Aiasica Jun ...... '.. 19H ebaree to be ieeuad as a atoek divi- rl\ twp yafda moaff. aouippad molply T* M eet UMd 1934 Nidel Allegheny 19£ dend, aided aantimenL Tba brake By ASSOCIATED PBBSS ^tragedy had compUeatod the Euro- retary to toe Bilk Manufacturers' Just Unpacked. Bridih tisdflty Woman Lirei with a apiannif wheel. AJUed Cbcm ...... 197U GniM Gff Up. Robber Is concerns reSacted the decislen of- European opinion differed today pean situation. Lokalanselgef said: AniropriitiM for Repairs Association. These bearings will be A1F. L Asked to Allow Walk- continued tomorrow, at which time 6% e gal. She aaid aba had noticed "tarrlT An Can...... 99% twmtblrda of .Dm rftUrotda *a to the probkble cooaequenoea of "^obody in Europe or the whole The "Cokmer— ble explostveneia'' 'In Europe., on for DfBKMIftnliM of A n Co ml A ls o ...... 9944 FIm aid Many Isnes to eouip freight ears with a new world can yet predict the out-come Mr. Moffltt expects some direct In- Frw meosarteg stlcInL A softly folM Trtcone in Tmy Slope Cel) In coming aut «< lpdl9- Am Fgn Pow ...... dH typ* ** nl» br#b«*i the aaaaaelnation o f King Alexander of thia bloody deed. Barthou worked Was Killed ia Town Meet- out; Labor Board on the formation relative to a propoaed fibe will return to ^pngbi’e An RM St II...... II Tba U, fi. Stoel Bern, rtSOfteg » of Yugoslavia and Foreign Minister against Germany all tats life—when conference with toe executive com- Car’s Stamina; ' mittee of toe manufacturers. The -gipfles"— Mb- ( "aebram" pr c ^ n y after bar Ain Smelt ...... 34 Show an Im p rov^ eot drep in ahlpmanta af nnlakad ateel Louis Barttaou of France at Mar- death cama this emmity was in ing Satnrday. A. new venloh of the plsstsd An TfJ ^ Td riHitfeta^for fieptanrtv o f ; L7i7 relllea. abeyaaes howmrer.’’ Kreus Zeltiuig: Groond; Fde Complamts. Porterfield*s brim. Officialdom, after flrat viewing Keep honey in a warm 68 Sprim St. T«L6884 ambraciiif a A - ^ iJil * Tha assassination wtU have a rather than In a refrigerator. Naw York. Oct. 10 — lAP) — ^almtm* Waa, "be thinks fropi Wlw ' Row Tart, Oat- »9=r(AP) Tke with alarm the 'eaiilt of tbe asaaa- world-wide echo.’’ The 'Yoioiuet”— a, lladfUne nion>lPK to night of his country’s ci^uit tbroiifb Tba Surry in ipmo-of the metal Town offtctola are reported to be Paters^u, N. J., Oct 10—While Travallng thlH claaa, CognimBcutt^'^W S williiT bec AinnqMl .fv *v ffM fv 10 martats today sbnnk eff s o * , of lin’a gun, breathed more freely when London—The press saw a serious TOO lest word in turbans. filadf, tha EngUab woman who i has fret^m.” Arimr 111 ...... a...... ;e,e. || stocks feimwad an wdvance of s-s It was reported the kUler waa a eiltmtlon created by the assassina- frankly apprehensive over tbe com- operatives from United States De- been for nine year> a d|fclcipla of AUmm’ ...... ,ee..,..,ea.e M Umir paaalnilfm 6*4 * aUami tb* vtrtnw continental most twice the omoimt asked In the approximately toe same as toe number of, the Immense throngs which New Coats wore a knit eneembie-leatberler tcr Community Players will present rSet dpvsra. Performance demon: eg by word from Wl . vs against an old empire and from a moment when tbe International at- wUl check through the turnstiles at toe 1934 Century of Progress In Gorman, vice- president of i toe Tuesday tveninf *t Wbitnn Iftmo- budget for sidewalk repairs. fahdals with no atocklnge, a man-' e4mt|ons are included in the p ^ Ooyw M New Tort Mr Braka the adwiniatrstion i« *ti|i. it deflnance a tragic eolUaion of mosphere waa exceptionally charged Chicago. ^ United ’Textile Workers of America, tiai hall under tbe •ueptce* of the higher general price level aa A natinations had its origin. Now, 30 years Whbther the rejection of this 9500 ,-for footbsU gamM tailored tweed coat and a aUawi. gram ntaag the route. It la aatir Oont Can ...... 1...... ngtwu*. Air ffrtH. got with explosive matter." The ' Tele- and William Green, president if toe THURSDAY• FRIDAY^ SAT. Mothan club, opened on Broadway mated that tbe car wt|l complete means of raduoCng tba aggregate later we are confronted with another appropriation by the voters will ------:______American Federation of Labor, ' The shawl, a white ' ana red Com pr<>4 ...... its each. Caaa, DuPont graph said; "Into whatever bands turn -out to be false economy re« —f o t 0 treat wear in the spring of 1093, with Olaaie tbe circuit every two or three daya. debt burden: Administrative apobca- Slavic tragedy—which throws a the power of Yugoslavia falls, the seeking the approval of the conven- “Sari", covered her cropped, dark Loftpe a* tba mother and Both Gor- Del.Land Wn ...... SmelMif advnncad 2 or mains to be seen. The town can be in this country are descend^ta tlon Nelsen Kelsey, New York; t—for rail autonoblU^ bead. She »ald it had bc^en a rug. Newspaper and redin' announcs- Ou Pont Iliad Obamiiwl, *n.-idi^dend, roen, however, Indicated titet no shadow of profound emotion over country passes into a new crisis historian, Elarl Leland Kelsey, Tor- tion in San Francisco for the calling VALUES TO $4.95! REGULAR $5.00 don aa Um daughter. It ha* been ments wlU Inform intersstad ob- runaway, advance would be permit- the ItaUan nation." forced to pay 30 times that sum In from tola one pioneer. of the walkout. If thia sanction was Mias Slade said ane came for two- Baatman Kogalc ...... waa up 2 and gainer* of 1 b» nround bereft of a capable sovereign. The accident suits If the walks are not rington and Chaplalh, David Stone produced in hajf a down of tba bet- rrvera and speotators of tbe prog- ted although there was no inten- Berlin— ChanceUor HlUer sent tragedy is that the situation must Tbe.church service w lll^e con- NORTON These coats are not only weeke* vieit on the Inyitatlon of the ter summer theaters the past sea- Elae and Mua ...... I inefuded Wsataim Unlaw, u. p. kept in proper condition, R was ducted by Dr. John M. FlhiUips toe Kelsey, Middletown. POLLY PRESTdN jtev. John Hajmee Holmes, chair- rasa of the run and will toll of tba Elec Aufo Lite ...... stael, Amariean Cnmmcvcini ai- tion pf putting tbe brakea on too fcrsonal condolences to Belgrade affect aU Europe." The News Ideal for Fall wear but eanal- son, |n Xvoryton, Conn., Oounqutt. projected arrival of tbe car In dif- buYriedly, and Paris. pointed out today. pastor. The order o f ‘ the day In- ly sulUble for the Winter man of the American League for Gan Elec ...... ,. coboi, Betblebam Steel, American '"hronlole saw the murders as con- "Turning thumbs down on this L.AW BREAKING SAVES LIFE Quickly Relievea LADIES’ SHOES B7TRONO ARCH SHOES indla’a Freedom, and that there Maine; Mount Kisco. N. Y - the ferent towns slang tbs route. Gtn F oods...... ;... Tobacco B, Chrysler, Continental The newspaper Lokalanxeiger de- clude a Founder’s Day Pageant in season. Gamegie-Tech playhouse and so on. stituting "a very grave tragedy for appropriation reminds me of biting costume and everj'one Interested Vroay be lectiiree" to “aHow what Not only will the car be selected Qcn M otors...... Can. Santa Fa, N. T- Central, Union clared tbe assaaamations had "in- aU'of Europe,” while the Herald said off one’s nose to spite one’s face," a In motion pictures tbs role of from among Hudson-Terrsplant ternational poUticol meaning*' and will be made v^come'. Augusta, Ga.—Illegal parking of Gandhi atande for.” Her brown mother was ably handled by Mary Gillette ...... Paclgc, McCrory Stores, Mont- Masks wera designed ortglnaUy "it has all the elements of a danger- town official saltlly remarked today. ECZEMA ITCH owners by a drawing, but owners gomery Ward, Seara Roebuck and (everal other papers meintateed the Tbe prese^'officers of toe Kelsey cn automobile turned out to be a aye* flowed under thick, black Boland and the daughter by Claud- Gold Duet ...... for ceremonial and religious uses. ou* situation.” Ktndrwl ate: President, Dwight good turn to C. Vernon Smith, city You can now quickly stop toe tor- pr. pr. 2 Featured Prices: brows. Her earl framed a freckled will also be given an opportunity to Hndeon Motors ...... mentlng itch of eczema and similar $2.37 $3-79 face and a prominent nose. She ia ette Colbert. Those who saw the name the car to win a casta award Clinton KAlsey of Elmwood; vice electrical employe. Smith fell 25 feet screen version at the State Theater Int H*rv ...... 91 o SSt MENT PATERSON’S six fret tall. and later to write a aingan descrip- Int N ick ...... 84% president. Cheater Caullfleld Kelsey fiom an electric pole and landed on uickly soothes and EXntA SPECIAL! ANNIVERSARY SFECIALI ^Is summer weft well pleased with predation for the services of the KELSEY FAMILY MEETS of New Haven; secretary, Gertrude top of toe improperly parked car. cools the fiery On. T h e bard crusts A year and tbfce months of her tive of the run to be used in future Int Tel and Tel ...... Farm Bureau by afrillating with it a dlacipleahip baa been spent In newspaper advertising. Winning M.^Kelsey, Bristol; treasurer, Hora- Buffering only minor injuries. and scales soften. loosen and am $16.75-$I9.75 Miss Anne McAdam* will be . the Johns Manville...... TONIGHT! THREE RED CROSS for the calendar year 1935. easily removed. Day by day the angry prison for ber part In Gandhi's civil slogans will earn substanlial prizes. Bennecott ...... IN HARTFORD SUNDAY redness diminishes. A Imx of time- CHILDREN’S ALL LEATHER mother in the coming performance, Tbs car will be palntad conspicu- tested PETERSON’S OINTMENT SHOES, P a ir ...... disobedience activities. Miss Qwen Prescott ths daughter; Mhlgh Val c o a l...... ^... i .. $1.00 She aaid ske bad left Gandhi la ously with Its uaroe and tbe roads My 9 and My*r> B ...... brines you these results. Thousands Eleanor Wallses and Gunner John- over which it pasaea will be indicat- Loew** ...... COURSES PLANNEDVEGETABLE GROWERS ‘The Kelsey Kindred" * , Na- benefited In last 80 years. Get a p a r- GUARANTEED FIRST QUALITY SILK W>n art sweethearts In the play, ed by route markere. age today. Mon^ back if not de- Russell Potterton and Joseph Hand- Lorlllard ...... 1844 tional Organization, To Meet lighted.* And PETERSON’S gives The car winds .hrough the state McKeetp Tin ...... 87 U overnight relief from smarting, burning ley have good parts, Billie Ingraham by devious roads so os to touch im- TO MEET IN HARTFORD at Center Church in City. For Monsanto C h e m ...... 53H ATTENTION! feet, cracks between toes. All druggists. FUIX Is Ibe youngest boy and Alec I^ch- portant centers nd also take in Local Chapter tb Condoct WE STILL LEAD THE WAY IN OUR OFFER OF sop I* a post. Mm* Florence Spil- Mont Ward ...... The seventh annual meeting of sections of unifnprcveil highways Nat Btaoult ...... The vegetable advisory commit- FASHION lane Is the maid of all work. 'The which will ailord real test of the the national organization known os Football Fans^ V. Nat Cash ...... tee for the Hartford Ck>unty Farm “The Kelsey Kindred", will take HOSIERY High school orchestra will play be- car. Tbe car may com^ tbipuFk Stady Classes at Recrea- ChifloM aad fort the curtain rtsss and between Nat Dairy ...... 1644 Bureau will meet at tbe County place n n t Sunday, Oct. 14 at Hart- ALL Manchester but this is as yet up- Building, Monday evening, October Colorful the acts. Nat DUUIIere...... 2341 ford, Cioait. The "David P. Kelsey Burdette H a w ley Servlca certain, scjording to George Bett*, N y Oantfal ...... tioD Center Here. 15 at 7:30 p. m. to discuss the Association", a local, but affiliating RUBBER NEWEST Tbe finance committee of the local Hudson dealer. Manchester Mothsre club ie co-oper- NV NH and H ...... Farm Bureau program for vegeta- body, held their thirteenth annual This run taking place in this vi- Norandn ...... ble growers in . 1934-1935 according Teacher of SHADES Wool ating. Mrs. Carl Allen, bfes. Harry cinity is part of a national pro- 3744 ttk last August, but many of thes. will 2pr. $1.00 Straw and Mrs. J. C. Cary exp ose North Am ...... 1S44 Dr. Robert P. Knapp, chairman of to an announcement by L. ' Lee also unite In next Sunday’s celebra- Piano ahd Orgran gram df raggedn se runs wbiep will The'Newi an* Rand, Wilson, chairman of the com- that committee, with Mrs. Charles oianket every section o ' the coun- Packard ...... 9K the Manchester Chapter, American tion. HEELS Exponent of the lAvabla Star Whitcher as treasurer. Each one of Penn ...... 3344 mittee. Repretentatives from the The assembly will be at tbe Cen- Dresiet try durlnf; ths coming m^-htb. Ap- Phila Rdg C and I ...... Red Cross, wishes to annoimce that State College, experiment station Leschetizsky System the nearly 100 members Is disposing proximately twenty Hudspn-Tccra- 64i ter church at 11 a. m., where they of tickets, rstums of which arc to be Phfl Pete ...... 14 JEAM the Manchester Chapter, American and county agent Charles D. Lewis, will attend morning Worship as a ATTACHED in Piano for the plahes all selected in the same man- Red Cross is offering, beginning ap- will be present to discuss the latest made at t|)« muntbly meatipg of the ner from private owrers, will be Pub Berv N J ...... 3044 body, and following this, all Kel- Beginners and Advanced Radio ...... proximately November first, three development in the vegetable in- seys will gather at 396 Asylum FOR MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S'SHOES football aeaaon Mothers clpb *t Ceptef Cbnfc|i sent on their way over (drcuUs ap- dustry. Students. NORTON’S courses to be held in the School house Friday evening. proximately 1.500 miles in length Rem Rand ....-...... » M u m street, for the banquet and business Rey Tob B ...... 49 <4 OEOROE BRBNT Street Recreation Onter. Each The committee will hear reports session. Afterwards, those visiting Studio: 53 Cottage Street. 847 Main Street through all kin Is of country and course wrill be given on the different of the farm bureau activities during Shoes Dyed A ll Colors Rnbinow BnlMiBC BBIZEO AS Bt'M Rl'VNBB over all kinds of roads in what fe Sears R oebuck...... 4044 VERRBB TBAWDALB from outside places will be inter- ' Tel. 3270 Sophisticated color Now |.,ondop. Oct. ID.—IAP> Socony Vap ...... 18H day of the week so that anyone the past year and settle on the pro- ested In an auto tour to nearby combinations. Solid considered to be the most extensive wishing to take more than one gram for next year, laying plans for The Harmony of Newport, B-1-. t*H-' ruggsdness demonstration cyer un- South Pac ...... 18 points of historic Interest. shades with bold trims. COMPANION FEATURE; course may do so. meetings, field demonstrations and One of these will be the old 50c and 75^ iitraticm No- 331250, waa *el*cy *0 auto|iu>bils Com- Son P R|c P ...... 80% night ss a rpm runner by tbe Coast South Bwy ...... 1644 The three courses are as follows: printed material directed at the churchyard behind the First Church pany. Lova—dBfsrkling Like Champsfne! 1. ^ The course of "Home Hygienesolution of their problems. Tbe -- ^ -J- g , ^ ------iimrt imtabi host ea 40i '-on ^ e In connection with the run the St Brands ...... , ...... 18H (facing on Gold street,) where four bera a>>4 tbrea men were taken St Gas. and E l ...... , 744 and Care of the Sick," under tbe members of the committee are L. stands the Founders’ ' Monument Hudson Motor Car Company will direction of Miss Emily Cheney will Lee Rand, (Thairman, W. P. Schroe- STEP-INS prisoner, the Coast Guard announced stage a slogan contest, the prise be- St Oil Cal ...... 2944 carrying t)ie names of forty-six men SAM YU LYES $7 75 today. Selgura of the vessel was St Oil N J ...... 43 be given by Miss Meo of Waterbury, der. Chris Petersen, Joseph Man- of which the fifth from toe top ia fry BON TON ing a brand new car. Ballots may be Ckinnecticut, a registered nurse sent ning, J. B, Lewis, Donald Manches- and made two miles southwsst of Gay secured only from George L. Betts, Tex Corp ...... 2144 that of William Kelsey (1600-1680) 701 Main Street Johnson Block OuAors you son aJforJ to Uty good Jum iiure ere ia especieilr good luie Head which ia on the tip of Mar- Timken Boiler Bear ...... 29 by the National Red Cross who vle- ter, Alvah Russell, Raymond Clark, founder of toe Kindr^. It ia be- Spruce street, but they may be de- votes her entire time to this work. J. C. Jensen and W. H. Carrier. ihU MOMm. The ellarisa tha's Vineyard. Datail* concerning pofltad in a box to be ^aced In the Trane America ...... , 5% lieved that about all of Kelsey name tbs seisiire were meagre but the Union Carbide 2. "The Red Ooas Food and Nu- H2.95 medsl iketclted u ei tea-iM# First National Store on Main street 44 >A trition Course” to be given by Mrs. Coast Guard aaid tbe report from opposite Park street. Union P a c ...... 100 With a Remarkable Cast! ' baocedsd eetia «itb double Unit Aircraft Corp ...... C. C. Currier, Jr., of this town, a the master of the capturing patrol »% MADGE EVANg penei, oi kniiled web. laced boat said Jamta Healy of Newport, Unit Corp ...... registered Red Cross dietitian. iilieiiinet St either lide. R. I.,' wa* tbe master. Unit Gas Imp ...... Robt. Yeung______Otto Kmgar 3. "The Standard Course in Red G L E N W O O D R A N G ES U 8 Ind A l O ...... Cross First Aid" to be given by Dr. PidfW fS.OO 3644 Robert P. Knapp. MILFUBP posTMASTgB U S Rubber ...... 16 FIRST GIVE-AWAY OF TH?GIWN^5fk ^binoui^ other aodtU Milford, Conn., Oct. lO.-r(AP)— Local Stocks U 8 Smelt ...... 113 The expenae of course number 1, 91.50 99.00 99.50 Bcsutiful Nossx CaEa Plate will be defrayed by the local chap- FR A D IN 'S O cto b er Fashion Sales William S. Clarke was notified to- U S SUel ...... S3 r:nT. I tan day of bis appointment as tem- Western U n ion ...... 3444 gtart Yoar get Tontgiit. Don't Mies Thia Chance ter except for the cost of the book (Furnished by Putnam A Co.) Woolworth ...... 48(4 of Instruction which is seventy-five Fashions of the Moment! You Can Now porary postmaster of Milford by Central Row, Hartford, Conn. To Secure n S4-Piece Msebeth Table Set. cents. William F. Howes, first assistant Elec Bond and Share (Curb) 1044 Smartly Styled The purchase of a book for course Really Stunning Values! postmaster gbneral. At tbe eamc I P. M. Stocks ate ' tffi Af l ei e ^ • number 8 la necessary and Ite cost ^bihoBije^ time Manley H. Cheney,..whosa term \j.l' expired December 15 received word no further expense to this course. Bank Btoclu *wzs(w he purchase of a book for course Buy a his reslgnaliop as postmaster had Bid Asked MO VAX been accepted. FISH PRICES GO UP number 8 Is neceTssary and Its cost W in t e r C o a ts Cap Nat Bank & Triiet — 15 > . 1 I \> M' 1 'r-- J. la seventy-five cents and there Is no D RESSES TbeMandiester PubBc Market Conn. River ...... 450 further expense to this course. With Stunning Furs ---- wpi Htfd. Conn. Trust .... 80 58 BECAUSE OF STRIKE The local chapter hopes that Hertford National----- 16 18 enough interest will be shown In G le n w o o d Phoenix St B. and T. 165 — these courses to warrant making Many Attractive Specials ineurance Stocks Will Be 10 to 15 Per Cent High- them a permanent local Red Cross $9.98 12th ANNIVERSARY Aetna Casualty ...... 49 51 activity. $49.50 At Anniversary Aetna Fire ...... 30H 41 >4 er —V Exptat No Rcareitf Be- Course number 1, that of "Home Furred With These Luxurious Fur Tooches! For Thursday Aetna Ufa ...... 1444 1644 cause of W’alliouL Hygiene and Care of tbe Sick," is Pelts: Squirrel, Kolinsky, Fitch, Metallic Trims! Sale Prices Automobile ...... 30 83 limited to twenty so that an early Jap Weasel, SUver Raccoon, Clips! Fins : .11 .WILSBMW— WWiii" I'l'i I 1W! I Conn. General...... 24 26 enrollment for those who really de- Cross Fox, Caracal, Skunk, Hartford F ire...... 53 65 Prtneea for Ir**h flab wijl b* from sirs to take this course would seem Ocelot, Beaver, Dyed Blue Fox, Tunic dresoes In many new ^^ey^nelosB Briket Corned B n f...... 21c ib. SALE Hartford. Steam Boiler 60 68 10 to 13 per cent blgfier in Manebesr advisable. Anyone Interested In any Hudson Seal, Jap Mink, Black versions! New model, ter this week-end as a result of tb* short or Sirlotn Steak on sale a t ...... 2 IIm. 65c National Fir...... 112 55 ot these courses may inquire of Fox, Persian Lamb. for bridge, dinner, street, For Even Less Phoenix F ire ...... 6444 66*,^ i.irike of fishermen working out of Frank Busch at the School street cinb-teaa, and bnsiness. Lower Boupd (jroun4, pR lean meat with little Fork if Travelers ...... 385 405 Boston harbor. Recreation Center. Further and Tbe fabrics Include the fash' Sizes for misses and wo- WEARWELL SHEET SALE EVERY WEEK— EVERY WED. AND THUR8. yoM w lah ...... 25c |b, «3«M ...... 89c I I CASES Public UUUttes Btocki From a convereaMon w|tb tbe E- more detailed Information will be lonoble dork Woolens and Diag- men! Block and all the S^Hieial on Freah Mada Lamb Patties, wrapped in bacon Conn. Elec Serv ...... 38 41 O’Brien Co., wbo|eaaia fb^ daalera published in tbe near future. onals with Rippled Collars, new tapestry shades. Than the Cost ...... 6 for 19c T2399 99c 42x38 ...... 25c Conn. Power ...... 36'A 8744 on tbe Boston flab piar. Walter F. WED„ Jabots, Cartwheels and Over- WEDm size Bevers. Matty with Muffs. Funev Freah Calvea* L iver ...... 39c FX Stx99 ...... 11.09 I f U l I 45x38 ...... 29c Greenwich. WAG, pfd. 40 50 Gorman of p^eburst Orpsery Hartford E leo...... 61 S3 learned today tbnt, wbO* tbar* THUR8. THURS. Black, Brown, Green Boneless Bwipd Veal far a nice pot roust, all lean meat Hartford G a s...... 45 60 would be no markad acaratty of STATE FARM BUREAU DIRECTORS ...... aic lb. SHEET CURTAIN CUUCH COVERfi do., p f d ...... 45 — fresh fish, tba prices wonbi b* sub- Busses’ and Women's Sizes O f An Freah Pish —> Oysters —> Clams — Steaming Clama BLANKETS FiiH Wsn 8 N E T G o ...... 108 106 ktartially bigber- TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY to 44 Only. apf Scallopa. t0i:9a 9U f B SPECIALS Msoufacturlng Stocks The flab is being bandiafi from Block Plaids 69c Am Hardware ...... 1744 1944 each flabing anmek na it aoma* in, 1 Let Olssa-nnt Am Ho*1ery ...... SS SASH but tba boats era not putting out to Membership Campaitrn to Be AT OUB BAKERY PEPAR'WENT 79c GOc p a i r Arrow H and H, com. . 9 11 sea again and if tbia uaup eontinuM Home Made Pumpkin Pice, first this season . . ..lOe each CURTAINS do., p f d ...... 97 — Launched at Meeting in U T ILIT Y Bon nf tla Hill much longer « decided eaaroity of High School Auditorium Home Made Chleaen Plea,...... 2 for 25e CANNON Billings and Spencer., U ^ fresh 9*b wiii appasr in town with' Avon Church. I Lat Ecru Nets Bristm Brass ...... 19 . 21 large laaves of Scotch Bread ...... — ...... lOc BATH TOWELS FuU Width 15c pRir in 9 week or 10 day*, according to C O A TS Cheap Range do., pfd ...... 95 — Mr. Gorman. Haute Made Rsisin Bread...... 10c loaf Larg® piae Case, Lockwood and B — 300 Thursday, Oct. II, 1934 The Farm Bureau director from Practically IndlapsoaoUe la tbe 59c pair 1 LOT OAMASR locis-town in Hartford County will A Full Line of Home Made Cookieo a t ...... 10c doaea 36c Collins Co...... 62 — Smart Wardrobe — For I U t MuRled DRAPES Galt'* Flrearme . . . a. • I t 91 neet at toe Congregational Church, Women aad Misses Re-designed for greater beauty and ’utUity, toe popu- Hilts, Cieani, Beni 'Avon, Tuesday evening, October 16 Buyal Scarlet Coffee...... , ...... lb, can 31e Eagle Lock ...... 18 23 ST.BRIDGErSCHURCH T h e Latest M o d el lar-.GlsBwnod -PiHdea. to thts-iNw-medel to-hto-mitr* - MATTRESS Fafnir Bearing*...... 60 . 60 at 7:00 p. m. according to on on- Slsee 14 to 46. Nathan Hale Coffee ...... 33c lb. 69c pair * 11.29 James Hendrickson 'rnouneement from President R. H, standing range value on too market Combines coal - COVERS Fuller Bruih.' ClM* A> . 7 — -=~ - ' ....' — ------^ Strictly Freah targe Pullet Egga 39e doa. Twin, Gifay T41 Pay Station. 9 10 CARDPAitnrilONMT ^'Graham of toe Hartford "County FABRICS—Tweede, pelo4lke w to iiils G len w o o d D u p le x (or oil) and gas in one compact stove, and in one oven ten I LM

the milk trust known as Natlonsl gency Relief Commlaaloa for an in- crease in the town’s budget to pro- Dairies, and shares by way of divi- FINE SERVICE RECORDS skMl e t t y ot Ro^vUIs. Tbs work BOARDAPPROVES 1 vide work for ea eddefl number of 20OPAlRSOFSIiOES dends in the profits whifcb that con- wfll taks about flvs wsska. men end w m en . Lest June there SCHOOLLUNCHES cern receivea In part from the mUk MoOsrthy-BoIgsr Weddiag Industry In this state. BY WATKINS EMPLOYEES were 31Q mm and woman employod on XRA prqjeeta end the currant AOsa Marjorie Bolger, daughter 'T h e dairy buainaas In thto coun- FOUR PROJECTS GIVENNEEDYTOTSI Costume o f Mr. and Mrs. John Bolger, o f 01 p ISSUES u g h u y’ budiget aUownnoe win only provide try is larger than either the steel or ARE IMPORTANT East Msln street, and Jamaa r. Mc- the automobile industry,’’ Mr. A l- Herbert W. Swanwm and for the hlriiiff of epproadmatoly 120 'CharTea F. Marshall Have Osrtby, SOB « f Mr. and Mrs. Jamas corn said. “It exceeds in volume I>ersons. The October budget is $0.- McCarthy, of 20 North Park atrest, 12,000,000,000. annually. The larg- Been Long With Fim. 101, aa Increase of $102 over the TWO GENERAL A S S M K Y Bulk of Work WiD Be Dooe Fond t6 Be Booitedky Skik* Jewelry were united In marriage at BL Ber- from 7:15 to 8. A public set-back Bi|h k Alcwi Teb Galh- est dMry bolding company In the budiget o f the ptevloue month. nmrd'a Catholic church Tuesday Staaley Flower; vice president, A l- United Stotea U National Dairies. Ons o f the outstanding factors in During the CWA control the Proper Food for Children morning. bert Boothroyd; eecretary. Sterling party win be held at the West Side Itenu yon need to Mceataate’yoQf new NOMINEES HARD TO FDID Rec on Cedar street. Play will start That, concern controls more than the success of Watkins Brothers, It Town's Sewafe Dii- largest number o f persona einployed -t^ re u Pliyt Tknrs- The wedding mass was celebrated Little; treasureti Warrer Francis. oriof GoTenor Failed In five hundred plants throughout the was 439 but aiaes the CWA was Fall ejtothiiig. at 8 o'clock and prizes will be which is DOW celebrating Its sixtieth Shonld Be Carefnlly Pre- by Rev. O e o m T. Slnnott, paator, The home economics committee awarded to the winners. country's milk shed. It controls five posalPhiL changed to KRA toontrol the budget day and Friday. No Contest Bat Party Leaders at 8 o'clock, 'nie tingle ring aervloe of the Vemoo Orange will told a Your Money In A ffisDity. of the large distributors In Con- bee bean reduced each month .with Costume C lip s...... was uaed. card party at the Vernon Drrange Thursday necticut, Including the New Haven a corresponding incraeae in unem- .$1.50 a n d lip pnredandPkcked. . Unable to Dig Up Saitable -As' the bridal party entered the ball. ‘Thursdlureday afternoon at two The advanced awlmmlng claaa for Dairy Company, with which the ployment Cryatal Beada, atning on a Candidates. church, t the wedding march from o'clock. Prixee vlll be awarded and women wUl meet from 7 to 7:40. present Chairman o f ths Connsett- The Manehestor Emergwiey lU- Two hundred pelre o f ahoes were chain > • e e e e e e Lohengrin was played by the church refreahmenta served. The hostess the senior life saving class from Stoaliistos* Oct. 10— ^Rufh M. cut Milk Board was formerly Iden- It was pointed out at the meeting $2.50 X 7:45 to 8:80. “ Ilef Boalrd In special meettng this thla morning that a aource of fresh provided for children of nee(^ fam- Ciystal Beads with Provldiiig a child with proper organlat. MUw Margaret McOuane. In charge will be Mrs.'Edwin Wlr- JUeorB, lUpubUcui nomliw* for tified. ilies from the besaball fund turned The ncnnlnees of the Republican Friday Savings Account morning approved four work pro- water tor the town tewage plant can Earrings to match...... lunch to eat at acbool la a problem During the ceremony Mrs. Ansa taUa. Ooveraor, took »harp ifouo with . "JEiuring tSe lest nine years, four over to Mias Jessie Reynolds, the $4,50 party for the Connecticut General Mae Pfunder rendered the vocal ae- The regular plunge period for of them the worst years of the de- jecU with a total estimated expen- oc obtained from a well about 000 Cryatal Beads with alternate ^ y| and upon the solutlen o f which his or -Assembly, to be selected this evs- The regular meeting of the Board Qovemor Wilbur Croio, here I»et amount being $404.39. There ia a, and lection "O Promise M e" and at the o f Selectmen was held last eve- women will be held from 7 to 9 pression, National Dairies declared rest away. The $1212 will be spent balance left of $54.34. The total her good health may depend, accord- nlng St s caucus In the Town Halt, o'clock. Dancing in the gym from Blsht on two ’im p o rten f metteni diture of $7300. All of the projecta gold b ea ^ ...... vfraO U offertory ehe sang Balley’a "Are ning at which time the board con- dlvidenda to stbckholders of 333 1-3 on labor, and materials. amount received was $008.7$. qre still s mystery even to the lead- Marta.” 8:30 to 12:30. Music by Frank which the governor In recent approved have already been submit- Same u above with ing to a bulletin laeued by the State sidered several other FERA prbj- will bring you much more than you put in. A dollar, saved ia per cent. It has paid cash dlvidenda Due to the fe et that Columbus The current demand tpr ahoes la ers o f the party. It ia not a ques- .Romanno Snd bis 11 piece orches- ■peechee h*d treated “llghOy", even Department of Health, for the For the recessional Miss Mc- iseta to keep the workers busy for averaging nearly 33 per cent an- ted to the state flOlA engineer for Day is e Connecticut holiday the about the seme aa before, Mlea Rey- Earriiiiga to m atch ...... tion of a contest for thi two nomi- tra. The girls’ suimming class will going far aa to call one. "a Joke, $6.50 acbool lunch .,1a not Just an extra Guase played Mendelssohn's “ Mid- the winter. , more than a dollar earned— It’s a dollar that will work for you 00 nually. In 1932 it paid a cash divi- approval and It is expected that local offici(ds have secured the nolds said, with au increasing de- nations but of Sndiny fwo high CSU- meet from 3:30 to 4:30 and Junior Mr. Alcorn. In a speech at the b’te to eat but la r e ^ y one o f the summer's Night Dream.” Arthur dend of 37 per cent. work will be begtm as soon as offi- checks earlier this week and will mand fo r underwear, The Red Ston^ Set Pendants, and bre men who will accept the nomi- Stein, vioUntst, accompanied. The Union Congregational church life saving from 4:30 to 5:80. These town ball, declared that far from child's much needed three meals a resume the Thursday evening and bring you more doljan). Have you ever stopped to realize "The Chairman o f the Connecti- cial sancUoD has been received from pay the employees at S o’clock Crose haa supplied underwear since nations, according to part;- leaders. Mrs. Justin Lathrop, aister o f the win' classes, are Just starting for the new "a Joke” the otate board of varions colors...... np day. - Several names were suggested as church fenowihlp hour tomorrow cut Milk Board is an appointee of Hartford. 7*buradiV afternoon at the town ga- 1932 but wll! not supply this item $1.75 bride, was matron o f honor and Da- term. ■ Elnrollment can be'm ade at mediation and arbitration could Saadwtehee and a.b it o f fruit do candidates but during the past few evening at which Rev. Dr. George how easy— and prolitahle— it is to save?. Governor Cross, is a large stock- Projecta approved are: conatrue- rage. this year. vid J. McCarthy, brother o f the the office any time. have been an Important factor In stone Set Sterling Silver Rings, not suffice from the health view- weeks they have withdrawn their 8. Brookes will speak. holder in National Dairies and thla tion of two n£w'sludge drying .beds The completion of the two new There ia a demand also for aweat- groom, was best man. Saturday pteventing otrlkes auch aa have fact was known to the Governor at non-tamishable finish...... point even if proper diet eseentiala names. The fact that the Demo- A meeting of the Ladies Auxil- at ths town sewer disposal plant off sludge beds at tha sewage plant at ers and atoeklnga with co^ar $2.50 are included, because the child soon The bride- wore a green sheer en- _ The boys' swlmnilng clsmses will M n prevalent In the atate. He the time he made the appointment weather, Mlea Reynolda stated. cratic party has catered to labor In iary o f the A . O. H., -was held last scored the governor for not appoint- Olcott street. $0004; providing fresh a cost estimated at $0064 will pro- ^ Urea of the monotony of this com- semble and metalic turban and car- meet as follows: beginners, 9:30 to ‘T he Chairman, Charles G. M or- Manchester school teachers are naming two textile union candidates ried a bouquet of chrysonthemume. evanlng. FoUowlng the meeting a ing the membera to the board aa act water supply system at the sewage vide four drying beds. Several tlmca atlon and neglects to eat his social hour was enjoyed. 10 :16 ; Intermediate, 10:15 to 1 1 ; ris, is disqualified by bis financial in- sponsoring a presentatiem o f three leavea the Republicans at a loss Immediately following the cere- plant to cosS $1212; construction of within recent months the capacity unch. Children who live near their The World Wide Guild Af the Junnor life saving, 11 to 11:45. forth In the atatutea. terest to be a member of the milk Shakespearean playa at the High as to whether to do likewise. Many mony a wedding breakfast was On the question of milk. Mr. A l- book cases in . the South Manchester ol the plant’s drying beds have been Fkchool should be required to come names have been suggested during RockvUle Etepttst church held a The girls’ dancing classes will also board which Is supposed to adminis- school TOursdey afternoon ahd eve- R. DONNELLY served at the Rockville House. Lat- meet: tiny hota, 10:30 to 11; Inter- corn took the governor to task for library to cost $230, and extension lexed and viith the construction of 'hom e for lunch, ao that a warm the past 24 hours with a hope that meeting laat evening at the home of ter the act fairly and impartially, ning and Friday night to raise er in the day. Mr. and Mrs. McCar- mediate, I I to 11:TO: continuing aa chairman of the milk of the sanitary sewer on Keeney the additional two beds, the plant JEWELER meal consisting of proper and at- someone might accept the nomina Mrs. Emily Edwards of 61 High advanced, One of the principal elements of the funds fo r children in needy famiUee. thy left for an unannounced wed- 11:30 to 12 board a man who U a large stock- street 100 feet to cost $199. will be able to dispose of double the 515 Main Street tractive foods may be provided. For UoD. street. milk situation in Connecticut is the Manchester ding trip and upon their return will The regular plunge period for holder in the largest dairy combine children unable to come home the C. Denison Talcott, Judge of Pro- A bridge and whist party Is be-' question of Mr. Morris' continuance Ths board also voted to make ap- amount of sewage, if the need A meteorite killed 1,000 reindeer reside at 23' Ellsworth street, Hart- men will be held from 7 to 8 o’clock. In the country. Thla company con- parents should put up appealing bate of the district of Ellington, has Ing held this afternoon at the Elks ns chairman of the milk board. The plication to .the Connecticut Emer- arises. in Siberia in 1908, ford. A public whist party will be held at T H E S A V IN G S B A N K trols live of the largest distributors Governor has the power of appoint- lunches and provide containers for been suggested, aa he was a great Home by the Rockville - Emblem carrying' hot soup or cocoa. Mrs. McCarthy is a graduate of the West Side Rec on Cedar street. In the state and pays cash dividends- ment and removal o f the members. advocate of labor legislation while Club. averaging nearly 33 per cent, an- Many schools now provide auch in the General Assembly. He is pop- the Rockville High ichool and for Play will start at 8 o’clock and Petitions for Mr. Morris’ removal anniversary in the furniture mer- O F M A N C H E S T E R nually, Mr. Alcorn said. hot drinks and many others have ular wit!, the working man. As a several years has been private sec- prizes will be awardcil the winners. have been made to the Governor by chandising field with a gigantic I Mr. Alcdm spoke, m part, aa fol- full luncheon menus, properly pre- running mate the name of Roger J retary to the second vice-president S C A N TY BEy\CTl GARB T .W E D A Mptual Savings Bank the producer—dealers of the state. two-week sale, is the splendid ser- of the Fuller Brush company of lows: To these petition., the Governor has pared by a dietitian, and served at Murphy has been suggested but vice given the public by its large Hartford. Budapeat (A P)—Deputy Petro- “I Intend to comment this eve- turned a deaf ear. In the face of a coet (rithln reach of all pupils. neither has stated he would ac- corps of employees. T o acquaint oept. Mr. McCarthy attended the Rock- vaez of the Christian Socialist par- ning upon,one of the absurdities of these facta it cannot be denied that Advantage ehould be taken o f these We Clean Rugs, Tap- Maaibrr Maiaal Saalaga Bans Caatral rang, la the -public with these people is the ville High school and at the present ty urged the Hungarian parliament the Democratic platform and one milk is an issue in this campaign. facilities wherever they exist, unless Otber names suggested are A. purpose of the short sketchea of time holds a responslb'o position to (xintrol scanty tieach costumes of the recent misleading statements “ It is my aim to secure better • the child can go home at noon. Leroy M'artln, retired, who Is popu- estry and Furniture which this is the first. lar in Rockville, also Frank Reiser. with the Travelers Insurance com- by taxation, the scantier the suit, of the Governor intended by him to treatment for the producer and pro- W ell planned lunches, the bulletin Herbert W. Swanson has been Dedication of dUmes pany in Hartford. the higher the tax. Furthermore he For Complete Information, ssplaln his failure to perform a ducer-dealer on the one hand and says, should include hot soups or employed by Watkins Brothers for Rev. Charles U. McKinley, D.D., Funeral of Harry Avery would have the tax collected on the DIAL 4623, or Write to ^aln statutory duty. the consumer on the other.” cocoa, or in wrarmer weather cold “I am firmly of the opinion that tbe past fourteen years. He is buyer milk or fruit Juices, carried In a is to be the speaker at the dedica- The funeral of Hai *y L. Avery, spot for each and ever” appear- 11 P o r k S t r e e t , T o w n bad he performed bis duty and ap- of lamps and floor coverings and Is' thermos bottle; salads and custards tion o f the new chiming belle o f the 50, of 186 East Main atreet, who ances of the wearer. ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT JPAYS pointed the State Board of Media- also advertising manager. Mr. which may be carried In covered Union Congregational church whidh died suddenly at his home Monday tion and Arbitration called for by COMMERCE BOARD NAMES Swanson started as assistant to Jars, buttered wholewheat bread or will take place Sunday afternoon, morning, following a short Illness, statute, the recent strikes prevalent Lance Harding, theQ. advertising rolls; raw or cooked fruit or oc- October 21, at 4 o'clock. was held from his home this after- In Connecticut tplght have been manager, and J. Fred Walton, in casional simple desserts In similar Rev. McKinley was a former pas- noon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Charles S. avoided. NOMINATING COMHITTEE torior decorator at that time. He containers, or perhaps cheese-stuff- tor of the Union Congregational Johnson, pastor o f the Rockville *l.«t me read you ons plank of took, over the advertising duties ed dates or prunes or stuffed eggs; church, starting his work In -191V Methodist Elplacopal church, offi- tbs Democratic platform:— wbeo Mr, Harding raslgned. He has and once in a while meat or fish and remaining for a period of 10 ciated. Burial was In the fam ily studied interior decoration at the years. He la now !ocated In Provi- plot In Grove Hill cemStery. " T he Democratic party In Con- Five Members Headed by dishes. Plenty of wax wrapping necticut advocates the following New York School of Fine and A p - paper should be used and the lunch dence, R. I., where he is superin- Mr. Avery was born In Someri, measures for the benefit of labor Charles Ray to Prepare List plied Arts and has a thorough box well sired each day. tendent o f the Rhode Island District September 27, 1879, and has lived in and industry: of Officers. knowledge of the furniture field. According to the bulletin, the of the Congregational Conference. Rockville for a period of 34 years. " ‘4. Elstabliabment of an Indus- Charles F. Marshall, Watkins school lunch haa an educational Details o f the dedication exercises For many years be was employed trial board, composed of representa- salesman, who Is known to his fel- value since It will teach children to are not complete but it Is planned as a truck driver for Frederick w . tives of employers, employees, and A nominating committee of five low workers as ''Marsh" has been in like the foods which are most essen- to have Melrin Corbet W Darien, Bradley and later as an employee the public, to determine the rights was appointed' at the monthly meet- the furniture business for forty-two tial to their health. Proper super- who has had conelderaUe experi- of the Minterburn mlli. He was a of workers and employers la in- mg of the Board of Control of the yean. He started with Meeklns, vleion o f the lunch allows the child ence in playing the chiming bells, member of the Rockville MeUiodtst j trastate Industrial disputes.' Lharober of Commerce yesterday Packard and Wheat o f Springfield, to buy candy only sfter a well bal- play numerous selections. Complete Episcopal church. Electric Gi IS “ For many ysars Connecticut has ofternoon to prepare a list of offl and was later with B. C. Porter A anced meal bos been eaten. The details will be announced shortly. He Is survived by his wife, Mrs. . had on Its statute books a law re- cers for the annual meeting of the .Sons of New Britain, Goff A tngals scientific reasons why certain foods New Sidewalk Writ Unilrr Way Mabel (Rider) Avery, of Hartford, quiring the Governor to appoint aii Chamber, scheduied for ‘Tuesday, of Hartford (now out of business), meet health needs should be dis- The laying of the new sidewalk and two daughters, Mrs. Albert J a -' even more powerful board to con- November 20. The committe consists and H. M. Bullard of New Haven. cussed In science, biology or health on Main street, adjacent to the cobs of Manchester and Mrs. Harry Holmes of Rockville. sist o f three members^one from of Charles Ray, chairman;, Edward He came to Watkins Brothers 17 classes to encourage wise choice of south side of Central Park, la well each major political party, and one J. Murphy, Harold Alvord, Frel. years ago. foods. School authorities should under way. It may be possible to Funeral of Joan itej-nolds from a bona fide labor union in this Blish, B/., and Elmore Hohenthal. provide ample time for the lunch complete the work late this after- The burial of Joan, the three period, a lunch room o f adequate noon. here to S TAYJ stats. The fist of officem and directors weeks old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. TOO GOOD TO BE K1U.ED “We are told that the Governor recommended by the committee slse, located in a sunny, well venti- Many people have been attracted Lewis Raynolds of Talcott avenue, l IHMl GETS WHEEL CHAIR to the scene to watek the F E R A drafted the Democratic platform. must be posted m the Chamber lated aectlon o f the building and at- who died at the Hartford hospital Why, did he pledge his party to ap- tractively decorated so aa to make a wrorkers Install the new sidewalks. Sunday following a short illness, office not less than ten days before Amherst, Tex. (A P )— Barney, 5- cheerful appeal. The sidewalks In Talcott Park ^ e point a board already provided for the annuHl meeting. Additional was held Tuesday In St. Bernard’s ycBt-oId dog hero of this town, now completed and open to pedes- cemetery. toy law? Did the Governor overlook nominations of candidates to office the existence of this statute? Is paralysed in the haunches when run trian traffic. 'This is the first child born to Mr. may bs made by petition signed by over by a motor car, tpok to a that why he failed to appoint this STARTING EARLY The work of painting the bridge and Mrs. Reynolds and Is the not less than ten members, to be "wheel chair" in which he now can board? The fact remains that the across the "New Haven” railroad granddaughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Why not give filed with the executive vice presi- travel at 20 miles an hour. appointments were not made. Winated, Conn. — Eight-year-old from High street leading to Brook- John Bonan of this city. "Fortunately we have from the dent not less than five days prior to "He was Just too good a dog to Robert Weigold, Jr., Is In business lyn street, was started yesterday Briefs young. He haa charge of his fa- Oovemor's own lips his reason for the date of election. be killed when ..e was crippled," afternoon. This is also part o f the A large number were on hand in Aside from appointment of the said A. M. Brown, Barney's owner, ood udgment ther’s dairy of f-:v#n cows, milking FERA work of painting all bridges A-’ your wife a modem , not appointing the board. He said in G J the Superior Court room. Memorial nominating oommlttee, only routine "so 1 made him a wheel choir.” oil of them morning and night. and fences in the town of Vernon his s p ^ h at Nsw Haven that the ver yw her e i ; . at the dubs, the >ev building, last evening to hear Wll- reason why he did not make the ap- business was transacted by the The chair consista of a platform lintments was because T he State Board. on coaster wagon lyheels. with races, on the boulevards . . . you’ll welded steel and safety glass. Electric Range oard 'of Mediation and Arbitration braces strapped to the dog Just be- Esee smart women driving Ford V-8’s. And they’ll tell you of the thrilling E hind his front legs. The incapacl Is a Joke.* Ho added Jn Windsor tated hind legs, w it moat of the Women who have discovered that the response of the powerful V-8 engine I«c k s that the Board bad no power animal's weight removed from them Ford V-8 meets every requirement of to act unless invited to do so. M. I. A. TO SERVE LUNCH that whisks the car out o f any traffic BS "Here again it seems obvious that by the straps, rest on tbs platform style and comfort. pinch. And you’ll be told, too, of the NOW? the Governor has. failed to familiar- Barney became the town's hero BEFORE MEETING MONDAY when, making the rounds with the If you ask them about their cars they satisfaction there is of owning a car ise himself with the law. Section will tell you what ton it is to drive a 5231 o f the General Statutes speci- night watchman, he recaptured one with such beauty o f line that -people is it m y im agin ation ... Wff/B Old GoldS fically imposes upon the 8ta:e of two men the officer hqd arrested Ford V-8. H ow easily it can be parked. just seem to hatm to want itl Board of Mediation and Arbitration John Reinhartz Is Scheduled to after the suspect had made a break for freedom. H ow relaxed they are when w rin g . AUTHORIZED ths duty of endeavoring to settle, Give Travel Talk In Local FORD DEALERS OF NEW ENGLAND or prevent strikes. It provides that Y. M. C. A. when a strike or lock-out shall oc- An old Roman aqueduct, built Th e te must be some reason w hy your wife is cur, or be seriously threatened, over the River Card. France, 2,000 *505 really cooler and easier on the threat ? that the Board must proceed, aa The executive committee of the years ago. Is in such good condition soon aa posslbls, to ths scene of the Mancheeter Improvement associa- that It Is now being used as a ANDUR,P.O.B. difficulty, communicate promptly tion held a meeting this morning bridge for a main highway han- * TMaheBAr onpoitaMai aaihadahla on # The Feed V-Fs aoM ei keadflai riapO- DITROIT and voted to have e lunch served FORD V-8 still struggling along w ith a sluggish out-m oded with the parties who ars In dispute, dling automobile traffic. Maifltmv kaekaailerpuwaBdelgva. fias poAlae oad diMavIa botte. and attepipt, toy mediation, to reach preceding tha meettng of the asso- Easy terms through Universal Credit Co.— the Authorixed Ford Finance Plan a settlement In order to assist the ciation to be held In the Manchester ON TWl AIR-rORD SYMPHONY OKCHESTKA. Sundi|r Board in carrying out Its duty the Y. M. C. A. building next Monday Ivin a * -rFRZD WAKINO, Thuraday Zvaoint* - C O L U M B I A N ■ T W O.R C section of the Statute further night. RUMMAGE SALE stove. AAaybe you think electric cookery is authorises ths Board to Inquire into It will be the first at the fall Thurs., Oct. 11, 9 A . M. on ths causes of the controversy, and meetings of the association and [A RECENT OLD OOID CONVERT) gives it ths power to compel the will be first in charge o f the Store, Main Street and attendance of witnesses and require new board o f officers. After the Brainard Place Gas Company the production o f records. lunch and a short hiislnrsa session Willing Workers, Wesleyan slow or expensive.. "C ^ ld an3rthlng be more manda- there will be a talk given to the Guild, S. M. E. Church. Makes Sensational tory than that language ? No , man members by John Relnartz. can honestly say that that law is a Hot-Water Offer Dear Mr. Crosby:~ joks. Neither can he say What the only weight o f Its influence might have When you changed to Old Actually, it is neither. been in preventing or settling the New Equipment An- strikes which have worried Con- nounced for B m a 11 Golds a fe«r months ago, it was necticut. r Homes . . Apartmenta "In this connection. I await with . . and Rented Flats. faett not fancyf that gave your the rest of the people o f the sUte Home Workshop Tool s throat a thrill! . .ilu afiyemofa.i;fip^.tO the quea- Thla qompoct autq^ To prove this we are offering the free use tions esked hlm toy U eu tfM nt G«y- 4-4-i gaa -#*4W'l&aa(arr~ctflad' e.uor Wilcox, and the Governor's SQRVXBTO, la taking thla artificial flawring”, , . ' disclosurs of the part be played In — By DRIVER — oommunltj by atonn. T h a the use of the military frrees of the haatar la daalgned particularly that’s one reason. But A e to* of a Hartford Electric Range for one full atate in suppressing the disorders for tha amall boma. rented flat, or apartment. The KONVEflTO Incident to the strikes. Turn your spare evenings into pleasant hours of can ba attached to your prea- hacco . . . that’s A e BIG reason. "Before wo leave the subject of " valuable recreation. Equip a shop with Driver Tools ent bot-watar boUar, attar thf Governor and his utterances I which tha-boUar «ttl-bacov«aaO It’ffphsked from A e heart o fA e year with-ir^AS WATER HEATER la most aoonocnloal. Sincerely,, which may be Indicated by the fed- value a t ______.S12.95 If you lira in a.ranted flat or eral investigation now in progress.* a amaU houaa, a KONTBRTO P. LORILLARD COMPAIVT, INC. You owe It to yourself to have the best— ELECTRIC C O O K ERY " I f this^ means anything it means You’re telling me that I can have con- automatle gas watar haatar can MSTJtBUSatD MT»0 Federal control of the dairy farmer Lathe ba InataUad tor only tO cants In this state. I am not in favor of Bronze Bearings, Cant tinuoua hot water and have my boiler down, and this low pnoa in- Fsderal control of the milk produc- Bed ...... S12.95 cludes oorerlng your present AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATER ttandard-slaad boUar. After ths P. S.i—To snm it all up, Mr. Croabyi tion at Connecticut, and I see dark inaulated and a lower gaa rate in the Installation. 90 cents a month D o I love thifl hot water for dtshet days ahead for the dairy farmer para for tha squipmant on tha No bsttor tebocte s?owt than It utgd alien hU affairs aru regulated from 5-Year Furohaaa Plan. ' In Old Gold. And h'g pure. That's why Washington. bargain, and that . . . With ths K O im o n o , the and for a score of other uses in die “Tlis ^ v e m o r in a recent speech ooat of hot watar cannot bs home! Thk amazing water heater Old Ooldt ara aaay on ths throat (;.i. orar gg a month, usually lass THE M ANCHESTER BMde the astounding assertion that and than that. Tha eomplata NiRvii. milk in not aa issus In this cam- TH€ COST OF HOT WATER squipmant, as waU as Its par- givea me . . . pMgn. B s then proceeded to tell formanoa. Is aervlead and goar- ths consumer that hs must drink i CANNOT EXCEED $3 A MONTH antaart by your oas Company. ■ i nU k in order to bring down ' Anothar Important fact la 60 GALLONS OF HOT WAf$R ^ ELECTRIC C O .^ the price and showered the i eonnscUoa with ths x m f- VJUt'Kl gM water haatar la that A DAY FOR LESS THAN lOi! of the milk board with i Driver Power Workshop Tools... $4,50 up t h r o a t e a s e - A R t r r E and afithorized dealers flor their bensfleient admin- ' Its uas antitlas Its owner to a I--A __ m at tbs act" r ia “ Sk. Utm U. Wa," N. We have a complete display at our store. G. E. KelUi Furniture On. — Standard Plumbing Ca. —- JuhMMNi A U ttla :Mr. Aloetn than praoosdod to dis- Kemp’o. Ine. — Potterton A Krnb — Wiatklna Broa. — W ettorell Motor ' I ths many oppressive features M ea — Bantow Radio Shop — F. C. Jopea — Cart W. Auderaeu. fen net aa admialstersd by the m

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fereos for poses is Burep«i Bsrthou, the standpoint of ths investing ele- that brown'rug, 930 for tbs isatb' no dUferenoe tn tbe food value be- which may be ovaroome tbm igb ment, Is a fine one. sr ebalr, snd llfi for tbs chales tween tbe ebraper and mors expen- billtyT Tba Y. M. C. A. wants trork of tha older children in the JlanrlrrBtrr. msks it Appear ail too certain tbat atrict adberena to the hygienlo to help in turning him Into an oaaaL hninge.*' Usually tbs owner Is alve variettee. ', rules for healthful living wfaleh X XOUJRRU. PROVES PUY SCHOOL OPENED; group, while Mira Laura Carolyn ths ICarseilles crlmb iiaa dona much Itortunately it is just a flna eoe wtUlng to ssU ratbsr tbss put tbs HEALTH-DIET ADVICE YODTirS ADVANCE New England’s own I*hUllps MARimOUGH D eaths Last Nh 'Hie flrat and bast extraction of recommend. A Thought Houa, who made a special study at to thicken the cloud of apprehen* from the point of-vlew o f the nen- fUinlturs la storags for an tadsf- Brooka o n a said, "He who helps a E«nting flfrild BY UR. rRABK McCUV 0(1 ta known u tbe virgin oil. After POPOURATY.KCA Mrs. Marion Kinney at Hartford pre-primary teaching at the Whee- siOB sad tba sense of peril under inveetlng public. Thousands o f lives Inite time. boy beoonM a strong and good man. ENROLLMENT INCREASES rOBLIBRjEO Jlf the In ngniM being processed by cold pressing to (SaBsiNury Beglmen) haa been a rean t guest of Mr. and Icck School will have charge of the Chleago*-Folkert PoeUuana, aSRALD PRINTING COMPANT, IKa Ne nwi TOBJECnVE makes a oontribuUon of tbe first 20 years honorary v'--^ consul which the world lies. are sacrificed every year in grade «UI be bp Ur.4NoOey produce tbla oil. the residua Is h a t - Question: Mrs. Heniy T. etates: Mw a S a i n s f ' t h l e claa to tha welfara of society." Mra CaiarlaB Lockwood. work at the younger ^Udm, from II Bfucll Stre«t Whsta 90S Websr Is ed and gou through other prnreaf e flnrinsas aai Prefcarioiial Men two end a half to four. the Netherlende. Hanebutcr Conn. crossing accidents, evciy one of If you’vs sver wondsred wbst "It seems to me I remember that Sfb: that ho n a y pieaae U a who Marlborough Tavern ha ban Miss Laura C. Honss Joins Her to^atract tba remaining oil which some time ago you mentioned in The school w u opened u a neigh- Beattie—Frederick M. Dudley, 74, THOMAS PER0U80N which could be saved by the eroet- bsppsBsd to Jos -Wsbsr, lof tbs otFeMdraeaeit T b k t t o S p o r t s W a n t O nt of. hath eha ra htaa te be a esIdHer,;— closed for the season. Sister in Conducting Pre- general consul tor the MUsraulw 0«a*ral Manafar THOSE GOLD CASES lee i«p(p. la nol 00 eocponolve. If you deoirs ymm column a speelaJ kind of diet 0 TUnethy. Sri. It Aixiou to borhood school but with the increes- Ings' eUmination. And the under- Immortal oomody toam of Wsbsr a salad d ra iln g , add olive oU to T owb Blateheo. The Republican Caucue will be Primary' Training School railroad here. y roUndad Oetobar 1. till and Fisida, I can tsU you. Ho w hen tbe patient a t e only meat ‘ JEAN MUIR AT STATE ttig Interest tn nursery schools end Questing at what the United takiBg would supply a huge reser- your raw vcgetablu. held Wednesday night at 8 o’clock ire-primary eduation the enroll- Stamford. Ckmn.— Sonia. M. Shear- ^ v'' r Pablllhad Brtr; Evanlng JCxoapI maintains aa offlos on Broadway and vagetableA" Although the oasoo’s program War it delightful to th ou who at the Richmond Memorial Jiall. er, novelist end short .:tory writer i^^^^undara and Holldaia. Entarad at tna Statea Supreme Court is likely OUVEB f tonally la anaolatiiig tbe body and Serve Every Boy io the 'Ihe Play School, lut yeu an- ment now Includes children from voir of employment for a long time, and is tbs ont-man firm of "Jos Answer: It la possible that you for tho Manebootor T. M. d j C did have had no axperieoce of under the name of Nevis Shane. . ' Poft Ofljca at tfanchaatar. Conn., aa often used after the bath. QUESTIONS ANSVYERS IN THRILLING DRAMA Work h u begun on an addition ducted by M fu Emily H ouu at her widely aattered satlone of town. •awnd CUaa Ha'i Uattar. do with Any case that comes before one capable of providing jobs for s Wsbaii—Amussmsnt Eat rprises." Tbe oUve is one of the few oily are rcferlng to tbe Salisbury Regi- not open formally until Oct lot, Braemuo. DaUae, Tex.—Dr. 7 ujens R. Car- Tba oil today la oos o( tbe most men. This dietetlo' regimen refers to the Cbmmunity boura which Is SOBSCRtPTION RATE* it rcsemiiiee the game o f trjdng to quarter, of a million men for three 7 .'t doing fflueb tbsrs: just sits fruits, and for this reason w u one tbera WM one group of momben Connanity. located on the Hartford-New Lon- home at 201 Ekuri Center stra t b u penter, 61. authority on brain tu- 9«a Taar, by bmU ...... l«.a« snd basks in tbs msUownaas o f important fruit cropo, and tba acre- ReripM fer Fumpfcki to keeping the patient on ground mors. catch a greased pig insomuch as not of tbe first fruits to bo cultivated age devoted to it la being eoutant- who oonM not watt until that dato. Rapidly Rising Young Star don turnpike at the Four Corners. opened for its seand year with an KILUED BY 'TBAIN Aflpr -Par Month, by Ball ...... i fi years. his 6T jrsars, and reads s faw play round steak and raw vegetables. I SUB4)EBaUB NAMES Increased enrollment M lu Laura Moscow, Ida.—Dr. C u l Leopold ' ' SlOfla Coblaa ...... | . 01 by man. ly laoraued. QuuUon: "Housewife’’ ieaks: "Do Two weeks beforahand tbe Businoa Plays Opposite Georgs Brent The addition waa designed by OaXrarad. ona y a a r...... |» only is it dURcuIt but is net en- What the assoclatloa proposes Is scripts which writers bring him. you think pum pklu and'squaaha have sera many hundreds of patlenu Men's VoDey Ball d a a got under Csirolyn.Houa, whe lu t June gradu- von Ends, internationally known 00 The olive is frequently montionod In using the oUve m tbe dlst it is Did you ever stop te think what A rchitat David S. Douglas of Man- New Haven, Oct. 10.— (A P ) — A couraged in the politest circles. the direct allotment of a billion four Whan frimds corns In bs plays are good foods?" How do you rec- benefit through ««<"g this Irad of a way. It is now la fuU swing, with In “ Dealrable,” ated from The Wheelock School ,ln man tentatively identified by police scientist and head of the depart- MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED in the Bible, and olive tre a ara advleed that tba Hpe oU va bo'used regimen oceaeionaUy. If yen wish ITS OmCERS FOR YEAR chuter and is being built by James Having no king or emperor to abase plnochla with ti'cm. Hs hopes that ommend that pumpkin be cooked 7" olmoot M many now momben a a boy's smile Is worthT A mld- Misenti, mason contractor of Mid- Baton, hu joined her sister to u - of tbe New Haven railroad u Phillip ment of chemistry at the University PRESS hundred million dollars for tba elim- Fields may join him sometime in etui grown In the Oerden of Qetb- in preference to the groon oUvea, the directions, write to me and u k Jean Muir, the young Broadway of Idaho sinra 1008. Tba Aaaoolatad Praia la aaoluitaaly eemane and In Bethlehem, while Answer: Y a , I consider both old. From Secretary Thayer’s ob- wratern city jury said 920,000. Aa dletown. blst In the teaching. Arnold of Buffalo. N. Y., w u killed antitlad to tba- aaa tor rapabilCAtioa ourselves before and being very gen- ination of 35,6M grade croistnge in a farewell stage appearance. and tboy abould also bo soaked m ttasr tbe article on “’Iko Salisbury cctrea who hra risen to screen Glendale, Calif.—Charles Walter tbe Mount of O liva is famlUar to pumpkin and winter squab to be servatlona it seems to bo coming tbe Group Holds Meeting Last aoddant with an unprotated live Brving B. Lord of Philadelphia, • The children work and play m t- today u be fell or jumped from a of all nava dIapalebOa eradltad to l> erally poeseemd with the practically the Eastern states. In a letter to ciild water to remove a part of the good foods. Try uetng whiter Diet’' be sent Enolooe X large, fume in a few short ,months, romea Brown, (M, Chldago i Uthor and for- or not ntharwiaa cradlUd la thU everyone. brine In whteh oU va are prepared. popular thing smoag tha businea wlra left a boy’.i ehak ao drawn and Pa., has b a n a recent guest of hta dcors u much u the weather per- moving freight train, u the man’s univeraal urge to tnidkla and kotow squash or pumpkin at a meal and eelf.addreseed envelope and add a 3o sad professional men o f the town, to Night at Home of Mias Mar to the ptate theater today in the wrallet were papers bearing the mer SL Louis newspaper aapar and aim tba leoai nawa sob* PWA AdmInUtrator Ickes the Tka oUve Is easily digested, and stamp. led that smiling w u always to parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ehtgene B. mits, the yards and garden In the llahad barain. 8CHINOTHE SCENES IN The boma of tbe Israellta were add to them a non-etarctay vege- play volley boll. The UiM w u jorie MttchelL Warner Bros, production, “Oealr- tear ’ of 201 and 193 Ekut Center name Phillip Arnold, S en a a straL to some majestic human entity it Is assodatlbn's president, Milton W. lighted litcraUy by olive oU with is a vahMdile aourca of vegetahte posslhle. Thirty-five thousand Lord. Alt rlabta at rapabllutloai at table eucta a spinach, also a oalad. when It w u sometijnas neoessary to fible," at the head of an all-sXar cast L'treet offering a (Ine location and Buffalo, N. Y. Traulent Bureau apactal dlanatebaa haralp ara alaa ra- ths American system to behave, to- Harrison, attributes to the Inter* which they fUled their lamps, some- fa t It m ok a a good addiUon to (Low Blood r r oraiue) w u paid for a 0*/! legs— Eleveral from here attended the aarvad. Either the small pumpkin ar the play short-handed. Now, they have Tbe tbird mating this season of which Includes George Brent, V erra TrirCounty church union picnic being furnished with equipment a a rd s iuued in New York and Fort $2$ REWARD ward the Suprema Court, as ths peo- what in tbs same way that our the menu, but aboidd be used rather winter squash la what might be the Manchrater Bub-Deb club w u another, boy in aa accident At hri Holliday. The co- state Commerce Commleelon's Bu- sparingly bscauu of the laige Question; “ Confidential’’ wrltra: men waiting on the side-lina. Trasdale and J9 which' w u held at Hebron Town peclally appealing to the children, Worth. T exu, bore the same name. WUi be paid for aa> Uora which Pall larvlea eltant et N E A Sara* ple of China used to toward the late grandmotbers used kerosene. ealled a "medium’’ starchy vege- " i have low blood praoouro. Could Nobody can explain the popularity held loot evening at the home of that rate what would the whole fee tore is "Paris Interlude" with The body w u found, along the lea, Inc. reau of Valuation the sstimate that The olive is referred to in the amount of oil It oontabu. OUva hall Saturday night. r..cb u a sandbox, slide and s a - Great Christopher Positive Ccihi table. If you wish some reclpa fw }ou give mo coma adviee on diet?" of voney ball, unless It is because Mtoa Marjorie MltcbeU, Beech body be worthT What would all Madge Evans. tracks by Sergeant Patrick L. Mc- Cora cannot remove. Also good unlamentcd empress Tsaz’s Hsl, an 90 per cent of the entire allotment story of the dove that flew back to may always be used la addition to Tbe book com m ltta o f the Rich- saw. When the weather keeps the PnblUbar'a RapraiaHtatlaa: Tba uatof pumpkin, tbe bat plan la for Answer: If your blood pressure is tbs tempo of the game can be ad- straL During tbe bualnea meeting the boys under elghtan in Manches- The “Desirable", based on the children Indoors they have school ir. Carthy of tbe railrad poUa. It for caOoaaea, warts end oole)i. entity too high and austere to he Noah’s Ark. b a r i ^ in bla beak a any ether foods at a meal. ter be worthT Figured tbe way mond Memorial Library met Wed- Jnllaa Matliaara Spaolal Asancy—Naw would be sppnt on wages. By WXLLIS THORNTON you to write to me and u k that the low, I would adviM that In addition justed to the teams wishes. Maii- tbe following oSlhers were elected: story by Mary MeCkUt, Jr^ is said to nesday night to se la t new hooka the large sun-porch at 201 ICut Cen- had b a n sighted by the crew of an- Sold In Mnncbrater by UUBNNEVB, Tork. CMeiKo. Dalrolt and Boaton. even looked at, let alone spoken to leaf which la a id to have been an Tbe sun dried olive which d o a article called "Pumpkins of Hal* to uetng a correct diet take regu’ar I*resldent, Mira Faith Owers, eec- the government figured during the While It is unquestionably true The Herald Washington Cerre- not undergo the lye procem Is pre- ohastcr pisyers have not yet experi- be a stirring romsnee in which a for tbe library. ter stra t which h u a la been fitted other train. , 789 Main Strut. olive leaf. lowe'en" be ant to you. AU you exeroisea which will inorsara enced much contact with outside retary, Mira Margaret Haugb and World War at 910,(X)0 each, the boya MEMBER AUDIT BURKAU o r or to be referred to without bating that the railroads have themselves spondetit. ferred by soma people, although young and unsopbutirated girl who A child clinic w u held at the with tbe newest kinds of eduatlonal CIRCULATlO.Va Ib Greece the olive wreaths were need to do is to send 1 large, self- et. tngtb of tbe muscular tlaoue teams, and until they do they don’t treasurer, Mira Bernice Pohlman. here in Manchrater would be the of breath and biting of tongues. used to crown the brows of those many people obje^ to iU slightly has been kept in seclusion in a vestry of the church Tuesday after- and interesting toys and gadgets. to blame for most of their troubles, addrassed stamped envelope. tho body. While raising tbe bit ' know what they are missing, accord- Actlvitlra for the coming year were most valuable a sa t in town. fjiishlng school by her mother, a noon. Thr Harald Prtntlns Company, Ine., Nevertheless there Is really no Washington, Oct. 10.—When Is who were victorious in sports, and bitter tu te. Tbe sun dried olive la planned and the m ating w u ad- Miss Emily Houu Is a graduate the fact remains that they are not pressure Is a alow procadure. Bav£ ing to Mr. Thayer. Plau are go- But who can tell what one of reigning favorite of the Broadway Raymond Lord and son, Raymond, aatumea no nnanclal raaponalblllly an American citizen not an Ameri- the olive branch also eerved u an very wholesome and maka a rathejr tbrJera, It can be done. The full 'ne journed. Refruhments were a rv - A The Wheelock School and of Boa- far typocrapbleal arrora appearlnr In good reason why anybody should In any financial oondltlpn to embark (Twitching of tbe EyrUde) ing ahead to Una up uveral match- th ea boyc is worthT Not in money siage. Is swept off her fat by the Jr., were gurata of relatives here adyartlaamanta in tba Manrbaatar c.-n, citizen? emblem of peace. pleasing addition to a number of eiriicttons could not be.given here. ra with out-of-town teams thla com- ed and gomra ployed. The nrat alone, but worth to the world? Who ton University, from which she re- Evanlas Harald. not have os much fun as he can get There is some difference of opin- cooked dishes and alao raw salads. Question: M ia Gertrude O. a y s : glamor of the aclety world with over the wak-end. ceived her degra in eduation, and on this elimination scheme on their When he’s an Hawaiian, and u - 1 suggest that you writ* . to n.e ing aeaaon. With on enlarged cla a mating will be October 23. knows but what there is a future out of speculating on what the court ion u to whether the olive w u a Usually the taste for th ea olives "Once in a wbUe I notice that one again, giving your full name and which she comes Into contact for the prior to opening the Play School WEDNESDAT, OCTOBER JO own account. Ths fact that they pecially when he’s an Hawaiian to choose from, a crack team abould Eldilon, a future Rooavelt here? first time, but who finally awakens 1s likely to do wltib the gold control native of W atern Asia or Southern must be acquired, after which they of the eyelids twltcha.” addrsM on a large envelope ao tho be developed to participate tn these Your boy or you, neighbor’s boy. she taught at the Choate School In L probably wouldn‘t anyhow, no mat* sugar-producer, says the latter. are always enjoyed. Ic its ahanss and files to the arms problems which have come up to It Europe, or Asia Minor, but there is Answer: If you have twitching of advice you requat can bo oont to events. ROMANO ORCHESTRA The le u t ihare of all , the vast C0NNEC11CUT COLLEGE Hrookline, M us. She will dIrat the ter If they had ah the money In the And that’s the crux of the sugar- no doubt that tbe ancient popula- Ripe olives oontaln about 38 per the eyeUd I would advise you to you. Aok for a diet Information on of a man for whom she haa had a MARSEILLES-SARAJEV'O as toault of (be legislation away producers’ case which Is going to During the p u t summer the Y. M. amount spent by our government is country, has very little to do with tion of Assyria, Egypt, Rome, cent fat, and the olive is highly alk- flrat go to an optometrist and wear exercise and the article on Low C. A. gymnasium floor wu given spent for the advancement of f.ttong friendship without realizing It is dllTicult to dlacover. In the from the gold standard. be taken to a District of Columbia Spain, Greece, Palestine and Per- allnt-forming. glasses if he advisa you to do so. If Bl.ood Pressure and enclose 8e . in HERE FRIDAY NIGHT that she la really In love with him. the question. court soon in an effort to get the a new finish. The voUey ball group youth. But it pay an annual crime FRESHMEN ARE HAZED Ifarseillee tragedy, any Immediate sia used the oil both u an ointment Although the larger ollv a are the fault la not with eyestrain, it la atamps to help cover the mailing h u ths u u of a special locker room bill o f over six billion dollars. MIm Muir is given the opportuni- On Monday the court took action The proposed enterprise Is one uf J,0 after all ebargra, i es. . Not Junoesque, exactly, but Icar Federation of Labor la putting I equivalent to >3 cents a share on Will Help You. Quality Shoes i ground for attributing It to the piny The Security Owners Association, certainly a change from only a in an almoat dally kick against anv Solid Colonial Maple Bedrooms the capital stock, against net lora t i o f general European politics. The a national group with a membership few years ago, when 5 feet 3 Inch- eucli thing. of 9200,(KX) in the previous quarter prices At A Low Price! ea waa the desired height and 100 Matthew' Well, A. F. of L. riee I and net income of 91.030,000 or 24 ^ mdrder of Alexander waa patently a of savings and eoromercial banks pounds a fair weight. and representing owners of billions president Is making frequent cents a share in the September *Spert ^ Yugoslav dish and the circumstoncca e perches against letting down the We’ve included this outatanding eolid mai^e bedroom group in our 60th quarter lu t year. For the nine For the duration of our 60th ^ make It almost as conclusive that of dollars of ' railroad bomla, can ifoologlcol Dramaturgy tn! Iff bars to "foreign products of Anniversary . . because we believe it represents tl]e biggest maple mootha ended September 30 net in- Anniversary Celebration . ,. ^ the killing of Minister Barthou was fairly lay claim to extraonilnar}’ Judging from the new play titles. child and sweated labor." Woll’a I come of 91.700,000 w u equal to 39 Oxfords Bros<»vtm itM -r«iite b :-b ri^ t o u f a 1 MEirS OXKMUM ^Iwu B m » and ST xssf.” Aad Tom Btcretary Hull i lora w u 93,895,937 against 94.824,. Year Celebration savings. I iMdud-iUiat the «tm svi> incident ssnsibis and pnetieat theory of Weatherly, who kata to be belteS cently. in ths first eight months of You may never again have the $129.5« Ties / gsver rauaed a war but waa aelsed turning the made-,work Idea to ac- a Slothing, hu decided tn call his 9933. new 8am Hellma > pUy "Three Mad i upon aa the merest excuse for a war count in improving the worth of the SUU They (y>me opportunity to buy genuine Monkeys tn a Mortuaiy* . . . Oth- Though the magnWcont new lime- Save on these Bedrooms! ; that had long been planned, for nation’s transportation plant, there- ers of the. season’s offerings will be Norge Rollator Refrigerator .98 stone-and-marble public buildinga I Rollator Refrigeration for so which every arrangement had been by enhancing the values upon which “The Man In th Zoo’’ “The Lion of the new Washingtonifft riae on i 198.00 8-Piece Solid Maple group in modified Chippendale design, CURB QUOTATIONS with 8.4 cubic foot e s p ^ t y In We Invito yon to fai- and the Ltsard." “Qoat Without little. the new round-t(^ de luxe de- - made and for which Germany was an enormous masa uf Investment evsry hand, the need for more space including full size bed, dresser with separate mirror and choice of Horns,” and "The Rats of Nor- for the expanding personnel is sign sketched. Was 9199JK). speet this showing 4 awaiting, from day to day, the securities are predicated and at the way" . . . Broadway already la go- Amer Sup I*ow .... 1% shown py the fact that dozens of chest, or dressing table with hanging mirror...... |79.30 Can M arcon i...... 3 And remember . . these are o f new Fan Shora saerest shadow of an excuse. If war same time doing a Job which would ing to see "The Red C st" snd the old temporary buildings, slap- Harriot Brown Cent S tata EDec .. % A very fine vorie- "Alley Cat." Ai.d frqni Pittsburgh emer- standard Rollator models . , whldi ineIndM d re a bad not been Ueatred at Potsdam save thouosnda of human lives and comes word *'P the wartime $288.00 5-Piece Louis XVI group in rich aspen veneer. Full size Citira S erv ice...... 1%. $159.50 that Chic Sale haa i gency 16 yeara ago and never' in- Lamp Eaec Bond and Share 1044 ty which Includes tbs Sarajevo incident would never contribute to the ^ efficiency of the opened there In a nhubert prtxluc- tended to bo permanent, are still in from our regular stock . . and sh o a for all o c a - bed, dresser, chest, dressing table and upholstered bench. Dresser Ford Lim ited...... 1044 bays caused It or come aaywbsrs national set-up. Uon UUad "Elephant on His j use. . . . th e overwhelming Ar- powered Tor the Tropics with aU tbe toe abepra assr it. Hands." and dressing table have separate mirrors ...... $98. Niag Hud P ow ...... 444 Another round-top de luxe tioM M weU an The proposal la to divert a Urge chives Building rising on Pennsyl- Penn Road ...... vania avenue it being enlarged Sli 1 % the big Norge motor and Roll- Norge model with 6.7 cubic foot —narrow u well If today there are forces In Eu- amount of the PWA funds hereto- Furniture Bargains United Foundere . . . 9-18 rapaity. Has black baa. For- opart oxfords for million dollars' worth even before $226.00 4-Piece Louis XVI bedroom in satinwood veneers, includ- United G u ...... merly 9237.80. Wpe that are eager for another fore allocated to sparsely settled Mediocre plays In bewildering it's finished. . , , t recent comptla- X44 ator refrigeration! u brood toes. jCrsat conflict at this time, the Mar- number have descended on the rial- tiOT bj the United S tata Newa Exclusive band sketched and ing full size bed, dresser, vanity dresser and chest of drawers. In a Sizes areas of the west and poured or to to lately, and while the ertUes ars THE WOMAN ALWAYS PAT It Up WiDas tragedy can, in aU probabU- showed that tha government le now hand colored abada showing 'Note the capacity of each be poured Into eatsrprisee o f prob- busy at their lamenting and tha light color, similar to maple...... $iio, Heel • toll I bs twtstsd into such aa sxeuss uetng 14,000,000 equara f a t of of- the Harriet Brown House, Louisville, Ky.—^Mrs. Ja m a Al- $189.50 lematical value, and employ such customers art staying away In fice tpeee in Wuhlngton alone- So. Main street, this town . . model. Note well the low An- Sarajevo bscams in 1914. But drovai, certain people read the un- vey of Chicago, Kentucky, didn’t fundi in the wholesale elimination enough to make Empire SUte on an authentic wbale^iU $195.00,4-Piece Butt walnut veneered suite, inspired by the Louis mtod telling Judge caiarira L Daw- i t sa would seem to be far more favorable reviews with avidity and bullulnge. . . . \nd at that tt’e ; 1 niversary prices. Then begin of grade crossings tbroiigbout the brae. For desk, dressing XVI French period. Full size bed, dresser, chest and vanity dress- son In Federal Court, she is tbe b o a The u m e de luxe model os gladnaw. They’re th- ghoulish renting 9,000,000 square fa t . . . . table or night table. Hksly, tbare la not a European pew- thickly settled East wbsre unem- bargain-buntan who thrive oa dra- o f their farm. fb enjoy Rollator refrigera- above with gleaming The Treasury le sending out warn- er...... $125. white porcelain en^or; Endieott-JiriuiaM tbpt baa oonfidenee snougb in Ita Pkijrmsnt U a much gravsr problsm matic misfortune by buying up the Inge o f a eountorfelt 9100 bill. Bet- "I guera that’s right" Alvey tion tomorrow. furniture, rugs and other props agreed. WM 9254JK)...... ISlfJW straagtb to court such a test, of much mors oongestsd populations. ter look closely at that last 9100 used on stagM. bill you received. . . . Advertising Mrs. Alvey sold bar husband didn’t .9S BOYS* SHOES tbs sssasstnstlon o f Alexander ThU Is Intelllgsnt ssiflabasss ec A few of them, of course, make CH ILDREirS men, who shuddered when Rex Tug- OPB>l THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O 'aO O C know anything about a deal to rant HIGH or LOW the pcobably almost accidental the part of ths Security Owners a bualnea o f it. But mostly they well deprecated tbe advertising a still on their place. Judge Dawson Blag Te ara poor jroung. couplM who get liUther o f Bartbou will tbetr AasocUtloo. NaturaUy that aasod- game during dlecuealon of the-pro- iliamissed ebargra against Alvey, OWN IWMSDAT AND SAIURDAT BVHflNCS UNTIL O 'aO O f MoHtori Havlag troaMe with tko LwgeS about with the theater crowd and 9 in bistoiy as merely coe mots posed Food and Drug bill Ust year, gave M ra Alvey flnra o f 9600 and wnar of Boa’s ehoeef Boy n pair atlon U actively concerned over the thus have advance knowledge of jaU terma o f s e m moatho. but pro- Babbw nnirder. may take heart from Dould Rlcb- thea famoM ehoa aolee of situation of the railroads. Orade withering productions. They go b.rg. He recently told a group of i-ated aentence. a t Heels. , bowsvsr, evsn in crossing elimination at public es- to bad plays and sit, hawk-UlM, In advertloiiig men "* lU w ont, W ATKINS BROTHERS W ATKINS BROTHERS wUeh are gnaraateed to wear SO 9S the front row u they ezamina tba dnya or a new pair will be given t svaat tbs sura unssttlsment o f panae would vastly incraass ths it (advortuing) belpo. to oneigta A nerve runs through the en- oa tbe ttage. Then when human botogs into action, and ae- tire length o f an etophont tuak. at MANCHESTER. C O N K yon ftoe of ehargel YBius of tbs asssts on which rail ur that a o|iow is about to tiva ta pro^cU on and oxebango. a MANCHESTBi, CONK which Is really a tooth. It U thla i M i i a n bassd, Tbs sobans. from clOM tb«y tolephqsp tbe produc'.; whereby workers ara employ^ and nerve capol that la visible on op- say: “ITl fgft you 118 for property is used.” . J{oeite sl4 a o f ivory bUUanl ballo. T-v.

/■ lIARlBBSnatSVUN'lM U U&RAXO. K AWOWBanTO. PONM , WEDIfESDAT, OglOBER 10,1«8<. MANCHB6TER EVFNTNG mERAI.D. MAN^THESIEK CONN.. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1934, ^ ' - ■ ------.A'- -X-- . I —......

ala M t o , '"3 » WWT*qWWi3 I and Xstsr ^ALCHDRCH aad Joseph nw BsIsettiiMi hope te begin weak oa tha road this fuL CONVENHON OPENS Chariae B. Rlldlag of New Tork wm ipsBf OBhunboB Day and the By ANN STRICKLAND arash sad at his ooaatry^laea hors. The Rev. RsiiJawiii Btaaan. SAT. Most of us havs our namaa glvsneeaaA ona would not attach too farwsrly of this plaoA has spent to ua long befors we are able to do importaaos to tha dtaerepeaey, TnfitiN lliy Be Skittered the past anmmsr traveling tm the wait for thoee latlsrs to — Kur^paaa con tin set. He vtdted Oer- anything about It There are a few questtona that people repeatedly thair influanco. The moet maiy, m ace, Austria, Bwitaartand. LAST ■»tter only lasts nine years by G fi« Wenei Toice it Italy, attending the Pasaloa Play at .uik. Perhaps it would beta order to Obetammasgau. Be is now afigaged strength. That is tho reason offer an axplanatidn of tha aystenk a i ^ a ptcidlar child has de in church work in OambrldgA Zag- of character reading by tha nams. IsmL Into a perfMtly normal and DAY 1. What la eharactar raadlngT whfla adult dttaen. . John Chnmpe, tho young son of It la an ahalyna at tha strong and T. What has palmtatry to do wRhi Atl*atlc aty, V. 3^ Opt. 10.— the Rev. and M ra Howard C. weak points of tho Individual. Good character reading 7 Champa of Lebanon, formerly of and bad ore relative terms: there Is A lUtely procMslon. ccoortlnf Pre- Hebron, is recovering from aa ill- People have ossoctatad palmlatry:H I strong and weak. Our task la Wmi Graat Ward Waak Savlaad ^puiah Ward Waak Spatial f SSSSIISSSS would bo buprlfled and resentful. It S38.000. were Mrs. Alice Thompson, mother T.oagwsar*’ m Men’s rag Mattress bim. ta Just aa inaccurats to predict other of the bride, Mrs. Sherwood Miner, ^puiah Rensevabls 8. Just what dosa tha name re- One of the chief supports of the Shoes quality. 31 x %W/m O triple im WardWaak SpathU head! twtag. eventA W# attract or repel eventa church's mission program has been mother of tbe groom, Mrs. Blair blue or gray, < veal? '■)>- our. strength of mtad. By cor- Thompson and Dr. Martin Crotty of 93 (atl-bedSP^ir^ 45-lbB. of all tag ash-tray. Big BTew This u hard to state briefly. the united thank offering presented size. Value I §»tk ebambrayi ClaaBftitodaahl rect thinking and prompt action we at each.triennial convention by the Cambridge. A wedding breakfast fluffy cotton. Namss vary, ilka faces. All are alike, can avoid many, troubles and at followed at the bride's home, at- Desidv tufttd. aad yet all are dlffarsat Tlia name Woman's Auxiliary. Thank offer- tended by those already mentioned, Heafer least successfully overcome .those ings at the last two conventions to- .7 4 Art ticking. liirinll doea reveal, ta addlUto to the oon- we have. Nothing Is Bound to bap. and by Mrs- Louisa Blume. of He- P illo w Cmatm Work Pants Lunch K lf YARI taUed mere than $1,000,000 each. bron, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scbonland lamPMaadhrWatdWaakf World Radio Mohair Frieze flllliiil lll| fldsnee already manttonad, suoh end to a peraon. What occurs win Tha amount this year will be an- and daughter, Mlsa Anna, Mr. and Spatial far WAKOWaKf Husky cotton, PrkaCat h r Ward WaakI WRIK charaotoristlSs aa eeogtoratlon. sot- Le tafluanrad by the strength of nounced at a mass meeting of the Bed Spring $27’$$ rtesalon, concantraUoa, adaptahOity, mind and the will power. Mrs. Charles Forster and daughter, “Lengwear” -am ade. Aasorted W a n k Biggest 1 9 3 5 Radio V a lv a l Prica Goes Up A ft a r W a rd W a alcl Bit, imprevad, 84 Down, 84 Slontbly, convention Thursday. Miss Isabel, Mrs. ISiccti. Thompson quality. 42 x ^ ■ A stripes. Blna WardWaak Saatlal imselflshnaaa, emotlosud Apprecia- 8. What are the methods of Tha National Council has also rae- A naw tow pries for ventUatsd box Small tion aad material judgment character reading? and son, Allan, Dr. and Mrs. Wil- 36iachas. Real ipM M . ^ bla^grxy. 19351 Newest im- Davenport and 90 daep eotle with pint vse- Carrying Charge ommended, however, that the thank liam Reed and aughter, Mlsa Les- WARD WEEK I Buy valHsal M 4. How are those eharactoitstica Those are many. Among tbe heat offsiliig be used to amortise the debt provements I Hand- two chairs cov- for comfort. _uum bottle. jw^sdT lie, and Mrs. Helen Cote, all of Cam- brown crushed leather eome eeblaetl Single deck known are the foUowtag: this year while current expenditures bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Miner, on Fancy Bose ered all over in The tahulatiaa la ri—itor to a A. Paychology. It ta taught ta all would be taken for the moat part ties end lavst You’ll h«ve to bop style. Only, Jjae ^ amastag low their rstum from a honeymoon trip SUk Crepe Ward Waak Savlaad karfhpd *39** 10 n ^ - wearing Polish Oofh Ward Week prlcal mhool report sard. After each quaU- collages and ta aome hi$b schoota. from the eight provinces of the by motor through New York state, now to save m mohair friere. ty, tha lattan ta your name show New Jersey was one of the first church by assessment - Spatial far Wart WaalTOnlvf Orand value* $4 Down. $4 Monthly, For * Pieces Sava f0% h, Ward WaakI cast the percentage. The parfaet name will make their boms on Hebron m u ^ I Ward Week Snaall Carrying c h a ^ Save more in jronl Circulates heatl states to start this movement. The National Oounetl recommend- Green. Mrs. Miner formerly lived Watbabltl 1» B 4| (ormeni Ray-. Pair $S Down Actually 20 centalna every quality with a per- A. Phrenology. This ta relative to ed quotas for each province totaling OB ovor cot- oolyl Ward Week! Metal Bed Come fn aad see it t In Hebron and la well known and rich Pall eel- Wart Waak SpatlaU jmrde In thie cantaga that la almoat aquaL medical science. It concerns the con- •3,070,000, the r e m a in ^ $630,000 has many friends bars. Mr. Miner oral Weight- JB. ton. Savol tO-yd. double 5. How ta tha balaaeo ta the t-. SAUNDERS Smart Ties Oxfords Yard cua, but tha tlma to make the undaratandtag ta youtL Moreover, te the administration of the church’s A LEGENDARY HERO Storm Croats Sava Mera'ParkraWardWaakl eperatiaa. Pint Mofor Oil change Is whUa the ohUd ta ta the many of theao traits may be too per- affairs. If this measure is carried, Wamtitl Wsfrf Weelr/Viced/ GM Wat^ Waak Prita 5 deep sbelvea Heafer growing stage. sonal to be handled except by the Seaa Aboond With Stories of His Crsot Ward Waak Savkrgtf fOvanU a 100% Paantyhaala the Auxiliary will be given four Black kid ties Q 0 A nsw lo w H I A very special Ward Buynow eave more I f or s t o r i n g. I lam Prhal Ward Waak Oalyl 7. Does the name abow «oy*hitw paranta or aomeona ta nympathetta places on the Council and will prob- Adi-entnree pries I Brown *«• ■ Bring your aUe besides the chnraetartatteaT authority. at this price Week price/ White and :ssS3a 3 /M44 Bnsmsled fin- *$3-49 Patch Kit 3 largo blna - — __ own ooatainats. ably elect tha members before tha Ward Wsek lasthar. Siiss ■ pastels for smocks, pa- Men! TheyVe isb. H sn ^ l Yes. It shows the talenbs, at per. E. Numarolegy. This ta • maths* dose of Its own triennial convention Smuggler, free-lance trader, «n1v| . Pair to 8. ^ rs » Ward Waak SpathU flamt oil bum- B m BSere ovw M h> 10^ hsps it would be more accurate to BiaUesl actaace. The results are Which runs concurrently with the skimming close to the law's edge jamas. school and house real valuea! 72 eq. inehee of ere! WalnutOAlg*7F«i WardWaak Quart porcalainad l aay Ukea and dtahkea. Of eourie one made upea tahlae, atatHw te tha gsneral sessions. and occasionally stepping over It, a frocks. Washable I rubbers 3 tubeej Ino. Tax cannot bo aa presumptive as to aay study of arithmetic. Through this Meetings of the House of Depu- flghter born—but always an Eng- Studio Couch cement and that a child ta daflaitaly gotag to be method, youag oouplsa oomtamptat* tiaa and the House of Bishops were lish gentleman, true to his Eton and DenlmCoats ^AR^ WardWaak Spadatt buffer. '•such aad sueh.” - but thare are tag marriage can dlsoovtr tha traits Bcheduled to follow the* opening Oxford training—that was Roy Muslin Blaakat Uaodt LamPrltadl standard quallfleattewa ovidaat to they havs to eommen. or locate ths •srvtce today. Saunders. Opens to den- ^ Spatial far Wart Waak Onlvf Spadal Ward W E E K Me o r tt the eharaet^ that we Ukaly to amst Ukaly dtaerepaaelea. The biography of this red-headed Week velne ■ HF54 Hunt Coat bring more aueeasa la one flold thaa People have a right to baalttt giant, who left bis homeland to go Pins, elosa __ i wsavtl 39^- Sr A blue corduroy ^pulaii :" :$16.94 Tkh PrhaWmdWaak Spadak la another. The ’’talsats’’ eaa he aad happtatas. Character analysis adventuring on tbe Sevan Seas, la < collar. Save I Jaspo. thriller of the type that warms the inch widtbl divided roughly into three elasses; snshlas ua Individual to undsrataafl HEBRON Vnblsacbedl Faataet sail- I. flclentlfle. 8. Arttatlo. 8. Prrtea himself bsttar. It brings tha parent heart and makes tha blood race ing coat ta faster. In “Balt of tha Ssa,’* tbs rional or executive (wktah ta rather and ebUd cloaar together. It helps WorkSoeks Lamps A m a r i a al $^.44 a eombiaatioa at the flrat two, aad thoss who have tha charge of weata- 3Cr. and Mrs. Alber* Keefe and author, "Slnbad,'* effara a narra- Baevy dock. tive that ranks high among recent Spatial Ward Waak V ri v,l OryfaWardWaaU SavaMptV by far tha moat rare.) ar or unfortunate brethren to bring fkmlly have moved from tbe place Flannel But the greataat help ta to . the about aay poasibla adjuatmaat ae In Hopevale which they have occu- stories of the sea. Spatial PrUa h r Ward WaaU Sturdy part 4-Pieee Snlte Pottary bassa tor several years, to the house Death clut^ed at him many wool, ^ c e d Fair A complats with •22 IShorfs .-natter of dlspoeltloa. BomeMmes ex- quickly aa poaalbla. Umsa and mlaaed—death In tem- Outing flannel -n -n for unusual parchmats. $1-29 l/eme shyness, or a tsadaaey to toll It ftvas the ebUd understanding, Ml the Andover road formerly oceu- in sevsrsl pat- ■ ■ A Tkh PdtahrWardWaak Only plad by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woods. pests, from poisoned darts of jungle savinga now 1______M a d a m Styla a t W a rd W a a k Savings tisod shades. Each small flba which laay ho merely aa the youth courage, aad the adult a savages, from circus animals that terasl 36 Inch- S S oppar.i overactlva Imagtaatloa, eaa ba fouad desire to be aa uaselflsh and oe* Rev. Harold Keene of the Bronx, aal Savsl vme M. Y,, officiated at St Peter’a Epis- ha calmed la a storm as hx descend- Tots’ Shoes Oxfords Price goes up aft- ad. Equal bMt to be the reeutt at the lattora te- operative member of tho communi- copal church last Sunday. Ha ex- ed alone into' the hold of his SpatlaVy A'Icsd for Wot4 Waak Maul PrItaJ far Want Waak Cotton Sk»eks er Ward Week. known ta pow- 11< For Service For Work fluandng ehUdbood years. la this ty. pocta to be here for tho service next achooner on which he was trans- Save now! Bed, $49*94 For 50 porting them to Zanslbar. Correctly Black calflA Flannel Sava at Lam Ward Waak Prkal • $ P l e o e # AWf Skaatl WardWaak Vahal Mea't SkaaUWardWaak Pritad, ■unday. made for tiny j |Ka ' Low pricsd V 4 4 Blue or brown dresser, cheat, tnataad of Wodneaday evening aad Grtaton L WIU of Yonkers. N. Y„ But always Saunders won feetl Patent Pritat Lamar far Ward Waak Blaek calfi Husky brown through and hta deeds became le- for W A R D mixed; men’a pau- S i t o A and V a n i t y in 38 Down. 35 Monthly, grain! Wsath-* 14 4 hareaftar will meet Tlioaday after- ■ad John Wells, of Mamaronsck, N. •traps. Ssvst .Pslr WEEK, ■aval 'Pak For nightwear •Uefc Real Flos Oertjdng Cheige Sweaters e 1 k I Strong 3194 WAPPING aeoa at.tha eleaa at school at the T h wsro wsisk-ond visitors at the gendary^ in tha iaisnda that dot tha and diapers! walnut veneer. Mae/ Spatial hrW atdWaaU erproof welt I DOUBLE Pacifle and Indian oceans from valuea. Savat home of the leader, Mre Kathaclae hems of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Lord. 37-inch width I _ Our bato sail* Extra hMkyl SOLES! JLPsIr Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur V. Payne of Australia to India. Whits, pastel I Ymt A vary pratty home waddtag was Poreharoa at DonGag street iv all-wool ^ held Saturday at the beam at Mr. The schools of South Windsor Bast Hartford, and Mrs. Mary Lord Love of conflict ran through his sport eoat. at Wetberaileld, ware Sunday visi- veins and an epic touch In the book Forged Axe end Mn. Ooorge A. Friak of 45 cleesd at oae o'clock last Tuesd^ tikw st Wardoleum Staat34to48l Flashllghf Moore avenue. Bast Bsrtford, when attaraooa and tbe teachan attended ters at the Lord home. la the deacriptlon of the “flght of 6 Widths! 45e Grade! M/difsa PeHani—dW U. Head/ Mr. and Mrs. Edmund H. Horton the redheads ” the story of the Pritad far aWardtWaakSavh, WaakSavhgf Ihelr oldest daughter, Mlsa Dorothy a meeting with the State Super- Polished b t tl r. Frink aad Homar Dsvta Iisao of aad Miss Marlon Gott visited the Saunders-Belcher battle that was Silvania For well to 3 cells. Poena- vtaor. Burton Duafield. Cbnnectteut State College at Storra told and retold on the deck of every Washer Red poll SO-ta. tag ssarehUta South Wladaor ware united to a »i* A apeetal moattag at the State waUuaa. Wa- JV Bairv PaU SttBdsy# schooner and sloop that piled the Hickory han- $1-09 reflector. ^agA Tha Rev. David Gaitar of Orange will be held la Elllngtoai tarproef.WW aahJ princess stylA with kmg lacs aleovaa meeting ta called at 8 p. m. Mrs. Charles E. Hlldlng gave a sheltered Inlet, the end of a voyage JarUyd Ward Waak PritadI wool. 27« Bike Tire Overalls puffed at the elbow, iw te net voU. The new baby girl, who has arriv- tecwell bridge at her country home that was strangely quiet for one I Smart broad* Tkh Prka hWardWaak Onlyt Graat Ward WaakTwmmamvarWit SavIpprI aad laeo cap which was caught with ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- . •aturday tvenlug. Tbreo tables who had glorlflsd in tumult and ! Wardolenm cloth blouse. cranga blosaome, Bha carried a mond Birchard, ta to be named S ll^ strife. I Big blaek ctud Beyri 3G0-wt | vrers In play. Mrs. Edward McMe- Kag, V.45 Sapar-Sarvlta toead, white, denim. Triple i shower bouquet of wfelts roMk lUts Thursda. feoa o$- Msk York, her guest, and ..A worthwhile advenU„e Is | Watarproef aldea. 3 pUei3 ■dtehsd. Buyatl of the valley aad maidenhair fsnt~ Thar naxUawettardf the Federatad John Palmer of this place, won "Salt of the Sea." a Lippincott book yw $4 Down. 84 Monthly, Camgtah Tbe bride was flvan la amnrlage by which sella for $2.50. aad atainprooLi luevy fabric. tool savlngsr156- Workere arlll ba bald next Friday Refreshments were serve'd. Extra baavy* amanCarrrha O o rga hsr fattier, Tho awtroa of tumor was aftarnoDD, at ths Oommualty church _ _ ^orta tlui-tha rity forextraweer. _ Mrs. Traak^CarGa OUaaok, a stater ------_— ______i-thrlftrang famity, on the ~~€risp, tS& ISt “ rottona 0sl3 Ft. WoolRalekers fltu d Cacourse and 200th strest. CORSICA *DISCO\'ER8’ . thlei Wards n£^4e owdlty Bveralhr^ =^Vamlsh of the bride. Bbe wore s brown Harry P. Fitea Br^ of Beaton. COLUMBUS B1RT1IPL.\CE with a tang o f Fall in toiaoue features. WardWesk Uytf Lam Ward Waak Pdtaf crepe fowa, trimmed sr(tb velvet, Maaa., spent ths weak and at hla Mew York, was broken Into last their new colors and pat-' tahmWmdWaakSavhml PleiHTrlml WardW^-lQnlyf Bueaday, und nearly $4'"' worth of so low it’s bard to b d im iti Smartlystyled SBOT6 CN ' d carried yeUow talisman roses home te Wapptag. . Calvl, Corsica (AP)—The citizens terns! Plaids! Checks! Rugged 3:30-^'to m Quick drying, and maii^ hair fern. Ellsworth property stolen. The loss Included and thoroughly » 20 Oft wt. denlm.a.P/nH ■even nearly new suits of clothes, of Calvl are convinced that Chris- wide? Rug Cusl bartacked Lor high glo» Fairbanks, brothar-ta-lsw of tha topher Columbus was born here in Priscillas IFIndowSliadfMi mooolon Triple atitch.aa^^-^'’ Thle price >r. $1-11 groom, was tbe best man. Tha two gold watches, and other jewel- Ward Week Value! Regular 96.98 Ward QuaStyi'^ extra wear. ed. B n y H o w l^ ’^ * • • ly and valuablea. Entrance was e tumbledown bovel, btstorlans to^ PntadhrWardWptkf UomMuet Wax Ward Week. bridesmaid waa Mtas Barnlcs Bobuf. sm s by way of tha dumb waiter, the contrary. "SUp Vabiet Blankets Choice of fab- Water color Hair top enab- cousin of the bride Hsr gown was iotations— To be on the aafe side the city rlcs and smart $24->5 and an iron bar was broken In do- ToffttuIa m SMcIsIf^Mmf W Ptkad Lamar tar Wor^WaaU r vvorr> vraatf ■nisht Smooth ioi*-'• Wapptag school. sMy- Mask’s oflBca glva tha sale of smalt rent. Mre Harry F. FUae aad sea. Bar- I'l of land adjoining the “He made hw eook with an of Fine Undies W a sh F r o clm ry P. rues Jr., who have bosa Fsmtatas curves shall not atroet road in Gilead, to the stova so she would buy kerosene at Blankets BathTowels LAST Mo bettor bouse paint madol ssan by man! I Asacto/OarkgWewfVyaad/ Wad, PnattlWardWaak PHtadf Unlonsnits W«r4t«1U4HM4" naadtag tho samatar at their Boaev Mata bigkway dapartmant. The sale his servlcs station. ^ PMM PritaJ far Wart Waalt mtad Lavrar tar Ward WaakI Par Bayii Ward Waak Savlagd •ISdSm. Compara it only with tha baat—> ngis Camp at Watt Bnat^ Malse —A dimiai Omagr Chi-yiMr M Rsgnlar aisca: W arn comoel a -im mgk Naw cottoaal^^ ten. Chtaa. Jttkta pioparty u nasds aacaasary “He deliberately pa£ed up ehanc- all well-cut. Cannon q n a l.' DAY! and sea what you save at this aiotored to their home here hist go i- MialntMilag tha road, which is es to make money ao he couldn't 7QsS0 ieekaat W B « 0 Sixes 14 to $ 2 ia a a a Ity. Largo amaslng Ward Week price! day n%ht, white they wltl reasata a to iw built as a Psdcrai aid support her. Grand values DeaUcI Pas- B toe All shertWmS'Kc 32 X 44 eisei MANCHESTER, CONN. Waak 1 am gotag to coin a new (or women! 824-828 M A IN S TR E E T uatU next Thursday. Thagr will rs- aad urge that we “aaorlgy* thhi last. Tlw aales at land are by The Char.cery Court granted the telal Vatoel - ■• sleeves. S a v c ! m W a n Pastel edgeel Stock opt Spadal turn to Maine for a few aiore waeke iqrt WL PooU. Dwight Booker, For 38 tlon juit as It has batn wife a fio a week support The Wapptag 4-R club will hold - gscfi toiy of ----- mooring BSBt Tuaeday aftanoea { MAMCHSS^l'BK KVlCNlNtJ &ERALD, BIAWCHIBTOBR,CX)NN« W15DNB8DAT, OCTOBER 1 0 ,1M4. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHE»l ER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 0 ,190&

aa boaketball, volley bail, hand bau, Asaociatlon of Connecticut In the etc., aa well as learning bMdng, LOCAL AUTO DEALERS Hartford Oub. 0*t T«w Bivply *t ROOSEVET NAMES [ y , [4, C, A. Notes -x'rastUng and tumbling. Edward Action will be tek«B by ths asso- AUTOMOBOE DEALERS Wilton Is in eharg4 of the boys ciation on a ist of officers and di- he igh choo l or l d work. OPPOSE COUNH GROUP GREEN MOUNTAIN T H S W The regular monthly meeting of rectors nominated. TO DISCUSS THE CODE Miaa Helen Estea, Faculty Adehwc CONNOR ARCHIVIST the Board of Dtrcctors will be held David Douglas, head of the Modal The nominee* are: E. Kent Hub- POTATOES Wednesday, October 10, 1934. Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Airplane Construction class of the bard of Middletown; president; John .IL,N o.9. tonight at 7:80. The mala tople for Manchsater High acbool mat last Plans for Automobile Show 8. OoM, of Waterbury, vice presi- Meet Tomorrow Night in A. C. discuasion win be tti« eornlng Flaan- night with tae Laadar’a Club to dis- Here Discussed But No Defi- dent; C. L. CamptMU of Hartford, Offico in Hnrtford-~>To Flan Professor ■ American His- c’al Drive to be hela from October cuss tha faaalbUity of having a aiml- nite Action Taken. treasurer; P. B. Barth of New Ha- Show, Too. PHONE VANQUISHED TEAM T R A D E S C H O O L R E C E IV E S UNIQUE NEIGHBORS’ What*s A Card Catalog? ^3th to the 28th. R. K. Anderson will -ar claas here In the Y. M. C. A. The ven, W, P. Hutchinson of Bridge- Salesmanship Practised direct the drive. Ant meeting wUi b« held next Wed- port, C!harles A. Saxton of Norwich tory at North Carolina We have been having a number nesday evening from 7:00 to 8:0a Local automobile dealers met yes- and E. C. Stevens of Meriden, Ul- Automobile dealers of Manches- 3310 SILK TO BE WOUND aUB IN NANTUCKET of calls from paisnt* and boys Any boy interested rcgajdlsas to terday at tbs Chamber of Commeroe rector* for four years terms; F. C. LUSHLY CHEERED See What Freshmen Say office and voiced thetf approval of a Luc* of Stafford Springs, dir«ctor ter are to go to Hartford tomorrow and Leal* AndM* artll M lvar I* t'-T f- In Mr. Wrightis Classes thamsalvM In regard to what a boy whether be ie a member of the Y. and meet at the A. C. Hine office Gets Newly Created Job. gets at the Y. M. C. A. Here Is a M. C. A. or not is Invited to attend move to eliminate the county alito- for on unexpIred two years' term, KMar cellar fima aoe to 100 this meeting. motlvs organization, in being felt and Starr H Bamum of New Ha- when a general discussion of the "A card catalog ia where you go^the letters of the alpherbet and. sampla of a weekly menu that each that the cost of. maintaining four ven, director for an unexpired three code regarding the sales of automo- A. — talk by an expertonce 4 baseball bats, ' which; he stressed, Miss IsabeUa Worth, M. H. S. books." in American history at the Universi- A chsncs to make the "Y” repre- ;p the state championship. Jersey in 1890. as yet been eeleoted. Ray Men, who actually did sell FTne sportsmanship was shown by catalogue fo^d on problem papers The best spelling of catalogue pressed at yesterday's meeting. An are used by many of the famous the Hartford High school footbaU Miss Worth, English instructor, English teacher, tells of an unusual given by Miss French In her fresh- ty of North Carolina and formerly sentative team. Automobile Show for this 'winter automobiles last summer, bad an players in the National and Ameri- ‘ Neighbors Club", existing at her proved to be “cata^lg." was archivist of that state.' team last Saturday When, after de- Fifty pounds of the silk are to has afforded her classes the oppor- man library course follow: After -reading these papers, tha Craft work class once a week. was also discussed but no action intereaUng talk on the new DeSOto can leagues. home on Nantucket Island, Mass. His Job will be to keep the offi- Besides ths above there la a room SAYS DHUOIBLIIS PASSE was token. In 60 Years feating M. H. 8. by a score of 28 to tunity of receiving extra credit for stream-line car. He Ulustrated his The Heddo-Hlghland Coal com- be wound, doubled and twisted and | The Nantucket Civic League spon- “Card catalog Is a chest of drors teacher got out the dictionary to cial records of the government and (specially for ths boys, where they ,«ik by many chart* which showed 6. they cheered each Manchester writing an account of one, or all which are Ailed with cards.” see if, perhaps, she hadn't learned of tiM pany was represented by Joseph player, with a special oration for run on a bobbin for use aa selvage three of the Shakespearean plays to .sors "The Neighbors” and com- to make plans, esUmatee and recom- may play cards, .checkers, or read, Washington, Oct. 10.—(AP) — X- the different parts of the car and mends it as the only organization of “A card catalog Is a cahnite.'* to spell Incorrectly. mendations for such historical works snd on certain nights the "Y" ar- Louis Bleriot thinks dirigibles are gave the "prospett” a better idea of Fitzgerald, selling anthracite coal. Dick Cobb, as the losers embarked at Cheney Brothers. Winding is the be given in the oasembly bail Thurs- “A card cattalog conalata of all | —E. 8. '88. TIMES SQUARE DISTWCT William Matchett, who has had for home. Manchester received a process of taking the silk from the day and Friday, if they purchase lU kind ■- Joseph Donahue was an agent The remainder of the sales-talks Clarke was forced to leave the motor. After winding, the bobbins from the play of the same name. During the season of 1934, 48 position by the American Historical rooms so that each group ia sure of Even far trans-ocean flights, he Work, etc. only one Invitee weathered the association. Hartford. Oct, 10. — (AP) • from the American Telephone Com- will be given this week and may run game with a twisted ankle, making are placed on a frame called the O rtain questions, which Miss gatherings were held with a total storm and safely reached Bolton! meeting on schedule. Any of the commented, the airplane Is the craft pany^ trying to install a telephone over into next week. way for "Last Quarter" Tedford to creel. The thread from the bobbins Worth put on the board of her attendance of 6000 people. With the boys may take part In aucb games at the future. Nicholas Roosevelt,, diplomat and Journalist, will be the principal It is our business to know and pay the true In a new neighbor's house. —Robert Vennart. ’39B. enter bis first full game. Hartford are nm through a reed, which is a home-room, must be answered in the exception of ohe paid entertain- “Throw a lotta parties for the Rnth Mozley Tells of Big PARAMOUNT made gains almost at will, either metal plate with wire* to separate course of the write-up, and the ment, the programs were free and speaker next ’Wednepday at the an- 46th Strufft, Wust of Broadway, NEW YORK value of sroid. You will be surprised at gang”—seems to be one senior's LADIES OF COLUMBUS nual meeting of the Manufacturers' through the line or around the each thread or series of tbrea Entertainment consisting At the same time—Friday night— such aa weaving and pottery. Wild members under the direction of Matthew Wiov Jack says, "the players left Man- who are more indifferent to co-oper- The starting back Aeld, although through the reed.- The silk is taken utter three of the forty-eight nor- ol historical Episodes and strolling a group of seniors were “throwing'' West shows and Indian war dances Miss Mary Boj-1* will present -a chester, Saturday morning at 11 ate and sign up for the S. A. A. also. bottled up most of the afternoon, and put on a beam, a process which mal sounds in the language. She players were attractive features. another party at Muriel Kemp's are presented. The young “braves" one-act play Friday evening. Miss UDGA Stomach JEWELER o'clock for the Yale Bowl and ar- That which la received by S. A. A. showed their mettle in a well-drilled is called "beaming." and another teacher, who became The funds were turned over to the house, and also spent a most en- partlcipsta in races and contests. It Charlotte Moljmeaux Holloway of THURS., Tablets interested, improved his speech al- lu interesting to note that the In- 999 Main Street Manchester rived In New Haven about 12:1S. members for one dollar and forty pass attack. Although the starting Four hundred . and twenty-four Nantucket Cottage hospital. The one joyable evening. New London win also speak. Reg. $1.00 'We then tried to find a parking centa—payable over a period of thir- backs played well, they failed to most to normality. goal of the "The Neighbors Club" dians refuse to be photographed un- On Saturday morning a High PRI.; pounds of silk were recently sent to Mias Llljegren teaches in Omaha, Mass celebrated by Rev. Francis ce near the Acid but, within a teen weeks—ia surpassed by no show as much fight aa the subs, as it the Trade School from the C!heney is friendliness. Am I to understand that the less amply repaid. jaulius of a mile from the Bowl other school in Connecticut. By pay- was ,tbe subs who made the touch- although, when Mr. Wigren came to —Roberta Carman ,’3S. bunch" that went to the surprise Old Mexican dishes and Indian E. May at Saint Patrick's church SAT. mills. This silk has come directly (Hilcago in 1933, she had come to will open the day’s session. yvery person that had any property ing this comparatively small sum, down and kept the Hartford second.* from Japan where the most Impor- party for Peg Renn’s birthday, meals are everywhere in evidence. IV ail waa charging Afty centa for atudenta are not only contributing from scoring. Chicago and was living with her given by Margaret Toman Saturday The two most famous being all- The convention proper will be ’*^rklng. We decided that w« tant Industry is the raising of silk- brother with whom Mr. Wlgren and brought to a close on Saturday eve- to a worthy cause but ^re also get- The Bristol gams at Bristol comes worms and mulberry trees. The silk- CINDER NEWS night, will be watching this column? holies, Mexican beans, and Hot might Juat aa welt get as close to ting a "good bargain." on Saturday. those who were '.rith him stayed. Have no fear--I wrasn’t told any Tomulles, both of which are served ning with a banquet. Speakers dur- the Bowl aa we could. worms eat the leaves of the mul- Miss Llljegren makes a specialty of ing the convention will include Rev. So, come on! I-ct'a join the Stu- Ray Donohue. berry tree and then, when they are more than—that, "Pass the nuts, with chili. Someone In This Part of the Country Who "After entering the portala, we dent's Actlvltlee Asaociatlon and speech Question. According to early indications, seemed to be the password. Check ? An interesting story was told to Francis E. May of New Haven who took aeata in the third from the full grown, use the twigs to spin —R. Knapp. '38B. i« the' State CThaplain, Rev. Joseph support school athletics! their cocoon on. The cocoons are Edwin Anderson should prove a val- Ruth by an old Navajo: Can Write the Best Slogan Describing the front row next to the goal line. Up- —B. Livingston. '38. uable asset to the team this season. We are glad to see that Mr. Mll- An old Indian church is situated Kinney of Hartford and Rev. 'Vin- 0*1 looking at the Aeld for the Arat then soaked in water to soften up cent McDonough of Glastonbury. DISTRIBUTE 600 the gum. Then very slowly the Running a heady race all the way, bury is back with us again, after a over the grave of an ancient chief- thbe, we got an tmpresalon of Ita JFORM THE WORLD HABIT he streaked across the line an easy short illness. tain. Shortly after the completion of All-Around Superiority of Hudson-built being muddy, tfut this waa juat the thread is unwound from the cocoon. CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER third on Friday. The habit of reading the Hlgli The thread is wound Into a skein; the church, the door boards began canvas which covered the entire School World can become a fruitful The sophisticated sophomore SKINNED ALIVE AND HAPPY Cars Will playing Aetd. then, when the skein ia finished, it to swell and 4vhen tom up, the old and beneficial one. if formed cor- PLAY TICKETS WILL BE LOCAL MAN It Is a question of doubt aa to quite excited when u k ed to go to cblera body was found on the earth's "Columbia waa the Arst team on rectly. By forming this particular is put Into a bundle. The bundle the superiority of Coburn over Car- New York—^The Bushmaster, most weighs atxmt twelve pounds. Twelve the beach for the week-end—an- surface. The Indiana wished to throw poisonous of snakes, was skinned the Aeld. They tried kicking extra habit correctly, wc mea;i reading penter. Although Cobum won the swered—"Sorry, but I’m not repaired polnta. Yale then ahowen • nt I i weigh from one hundred class will have, as is customary, tricks up his sleeve which he plans The old Indian offered no explana* master was looking shabby in his In Ra Sppn Tnic W a Ah a t ' to one hundred and fifty pounds. 1 received the following note the tlon but Anished bis tale in an awed old summer suiting. He should have play. but Improve your English, Increase lU ue jceil 11118 YYCen dl;.. c^eney Brothers' factory receives caps and gowns for graduation. to use on his speedy opponent— other day—"Lynne: Heard in biol- "Barabas, Columbia's halfback your vocabulary, and learn to There will also be an official class watch that Carpenter! whisper, saying "It’s > coming up shed it two weeks ago." who made the only touchdown the bale of silk from Japan. First, ogy class: Q: Why do things stick So ths doctor helped the bush- write better, following others’ exam- photogra; her, who will probably be to the fly’s feet? A: Because he again." W E BELIEVE IN FASHIO NS against Stanford last year, made ples. High School Hall. men open the bales and women di- a local man. Manchester High travels to Glas- Ruth later viewed the church and master'along by loosening bis skin the Arst touchdown againat Yale vide the books into small bundles of has little brushes on them.—I won with water and tossing him steel You may say "Oh, it’s a cinch for The members of the senior t,atln tonbury this Friday to open the der if the Fuller brush man called?' found the Aoor boards raised in the TERRAPLANE with a 78-yard run. He also made those reporters; ail they have to do two pounds 3acb. Then the skeins class were appointed aa a commit- 1934 season with what should be center. Scientists have explained wool and cedar wood to rub it off. the other touchdown. . Yale made are soaked in what is called the Ur- Now, I'm not supposed to know FO R SELECTIVE TASTES la find the news and write it up!" Over 600 tickets for the Shakes- tee to confer with Miss Spafford and merely a warm-up for tBe Wigren- that, but 1 don’t think that the Uils phenomenon but the Indians are only one ouchdown and that waa Perhaps that's why so few try to gansol Process bath. In this bath hand in to the class a number of Ites. In the past three years of stUI superstitious and will not do by a paaa. pearean plays on Thursday and Fri- the skeins stay in the bundle and are Fuller Brush men are as pesty as submit articles, other than those day have been distributed by the Latin mottoes, one o; which will be dual competition M. H. S. has never all that! away with the body. Or Other Valuable Prizes “During the game we were wear- required in English classes, for pub- kept in the bath for about one-lialf chosen as a class motto. received a set-back from this team —R. Hansen, '38B. ing hats of newspaper on account of English teachers of M. H. S. an hour. In an older method the —Lynne. Choose Your Day-Time Frocks lication in the High School World. Miss Worth and Mr. Wright, in All senior home-room chairmen and doesn’t expect to this Friday. In Wool, Heavy Sheers, or the rain. About Ave minutea before "It’s too easy for the majority!" skeins were opened up and soakeiAIn will meet with the English teachers GET A CONTEST ENTRANCE BLANK the game Anished, the rain stopped. the Main Building, and Xir. Robin- neetsfoot oil and soap. This process Novelty Crepes. Well, It's not as easy as all that. son, In the Franklin, are responsible and submit names for the Somanhls It has not been officially an « LOANS , Soon a regular Aght was started How many could sit down and takes from one to one and one-half editorial staff. nounced by Coach Wigren, but it is GATCHELL DESCRIBES AT iwben the spectators (including us) for the distribution and sale of the days to complete. The subject of class rings was expected that a team of ten men in- GUESTS PAY v i s r r I began heaving wet. ao^gy papeis. write an article — perfect In Eng tickets. &'frSn^ U P T O $ 3 0 0 llsh, having no errors in facta, and Afternoon prices will be: studant After the soaking is complete, the mentioned and s committee will be cluding Captain Donah- , Cobum, TED SHAWN DANCERS ! After the game waa over, a Aght as fit for publication as any others skeins are dried.' Then occasionally appointed to, confer with all the lo- Carpenter. Anderson. Leary, Peck- Yo^^I Find Here A Delectable t for the goal posts started. A Colum- tickets. 28c: adult tickets, 3Sc. Eve- cal dealers and obtain prices and enhhm, Murch, Vittner and Pratt, ^bia man reached the poles Arst, and you may have noticed In the ning performances will be priced at; Cheney Brothers, aa they did last TO ENGLISH CLASS SMotblr coreri everTthto*. Array of All Three At "World," the first time? Not many! week, send silk to the Manchester samples. will make the trip this Friday and A description of a dance exhibi- Wt're btre Co ado tincle or morrled iMopk ‘down they went. The posts were student tickets, 38c.; adult tickets, —Margaret Sullivan, '38. the Arst seven to cross the Anish tion at Connecticut' State CoUege, ! then taken out through the portals But that is what the staff Is work- 80c. Trade School. One hundred and who need mooer* The onbr charae la 9^ per ing toward, aa well aa to produce an seventy-four pounds of the silk sent line for Manchester will undoubted- Thursday night, given by Ted month on the ttopald amount of the*loan. GEO. L. BEHS’ .with much struggling. Special prices are offered to those ly be sent to Troy the following Shawn, Internationally famous VITALIS, Q y l ^ FREEZONE, O A - 1 “After iesving New Haven, we interesting newspaper. wishing to attend the three per- to Trade School last week must be Seniors Make Report On His- PERSO N AL FIN A N CE CO. If the student body as a whole wound and then sent back to Cheney ALUMNI NOTES week. dancer and teacher of dancing, was Reg. 50c ...... 04C Reg. 3 5 c ...... dofIC I paid a visit to Arlton Judd, '34, who formance*. Combination tickets, Rsem S. State Theater Rids $ 5 . 9 5 T O $ 1 3 . 9 5 {is working in Middletown, and then would take it aa a duty to read the priced at 78c, will admit students Brothers to be warped and woven given by Mr. Gatcbell, in an inter- 127 SPRUCE ST. there. An unmerited razzing has been esting talk to his sophomore Eng- rSS Male Street Maeeheeter 1 we returned home. World’s articles, and note such and $1.00 tickets will admit adults. The following are honor studeAts. tory of Manchester After Tcicebeaa S4M things as the cai;efully constructed From the beaming, the beam of handed to yours truly for the show. lish class on Monday. HAND BRI MS ! "The boys hope to take in anoth- Plays to be presented are: "The who graduated in the class of '32: Ing made in the try-outs. We wish The dancers gave their program fORHEBORCHES I er game at the Bowl before the sea- sentences, the numerous synonyms, Merchant of Venice." Thursday af- silk goes into the loom, where it is Edwins Elliott, valedictorian, is Hind’s Almond Lotion. .34c Bromo-Seltzer, reg. 30c, 20c Agarol, reg. $1.00 ...... 83c Read Carefully and Fill In and Have It and the various styles of writing, it ternoon, Oct. 11. 2:30; "Hamlet," drawn through the heddles of the to relieve all worries by informing on the stage in Hawley Armory, Getting Interviews. 'son-Ts over." employed in the edlphone depart- the mob that the Murch who placed which waa Ailed with about 12()0 Pyramidon Tablets .,, ,29c would realize, in time, that its Eng- Thursday evening, . Oct. II. 8:00; harness. The heddle Is a wire hav- ment at the Connecticut Mutual In- NEW UNGUENTINE HAND CREAM OF PBVIXIUM Ready To Deposit In a Ballot Box Which lish was benefiting from the tri^. "Julius Caesar,” Friday evening. ing a hole through which the thread eighth was none other than the persons, 200 of them standing on surance company in Hartford. • kid-brother. Bob. He’s going out to the indoor track which forms a CREAM. Non- O C Healthiest Thing Out Why not give it a try, and let’s all ,Oct. 12, 8:00. goes. The harness is the frame Ruth Sonnikson, aalutatorian. ,is Several guests were invited to hev This Offer Is Causing Every QneTo Oreas}-...... a OC Myjraphen *^blets WillBePlacedJnthe JNCREASE VOCABULARY xratk tmiuu'd- th a bsUArisg of our -wfeicb moves up and down- and- beat Uie. big h&icdny-Bnuuul.Uu bsU...... therTepiorts of •Mlea Bstee’ aealer-- Stops Any Head- B pflvaK secrets^ be may—who can tell? The dancers inteipreted mojoy 49c “"89c English and other themes — our makes tha desigB In tha cloth. Then department at the' Travelers’ bank Rnglish, division I, on tbs results ache Q uickly...... Rm OC writing as a whole! classic musical compositions,' ap- Italian Balm, reg. 35c. . . 26c BY NEW WORD A DAY ths thread la drawn through a rsed is Hartford. Aa the time approaches for the of interviews held for the purpose Pitcher’a Caatoiia ...... 17c —B. 8. CIYICS TEACHER CUTS which Is In tha lay. The lay beats companled by a piano. One of the of obtaining material for an essay STAND UP AND CHEER! Pacquin Cr*«ni’ _____ .53c .. _^ - Barbara Babmington is majoring Arst tussle, it becomes apparent troupe danced to the song ‘Turkey Midol TahMsT reg. 30c ,86c Fletcher*a Castoria . . . .Me First National Store ■thAwarp- thmad up close tod— In ntiglhih, <" her snpbmoors year, -tSA teaaa IS rather; neryaia te Ute-Str4(w‘'-aaA cawtx^.axjuULfla on Manchester's htetory, to be writ- Miss My^le i’atae. new teaehSF form* the cloth. The pteker-sUcks at Tuft*t -ujis Ckillsge.Ctollsge. Barbara la on the over the outcome of the meet ten for the Teicintennlal prize conr- PRINCESS PAT Mile’s Pain Pins ...... 1 7 c English and Latin, has a system W TAKE ADVANTAGE rARLUfflENTARY RULES on either side of the loom throw the staff of the Tuittonlan, the college It. petltlon. The gueats iucludel F. A. IMPORTED KUBBlAX Comer Main Street and Pumeil Place "Red" Donahue, Manchester's good- IVhat made the audience admire Lemon-Almond Lo- BONEBAL OIL, A of increasing the vocabulary of the shuttle across the width of the literary magazine, edited once a luck mascot will I unable to ac- Verplanck, Mrs. Andrew J. Healy, Uon, reg. 80o ...... o O C |l ^pupils in her English class. The Mias Oberempt, civics teacher at cloth. The shuttle carries the filling the dancers was that every step Mattbiaa Splesa, Mrs. LUllan Bayer Aspirin, 27c OF PLEASANT WEATHER month. She is a member of the company the squad, due to the fact taken by one of iJie troupe waa In battle of 34 .... REMEMBER—Blanks can sve been arranging______I ____ Alas for 1l«4 Knights, to the list of characters Grances Hoxie, who interviewed Punishment of Driving Will Be Added Ti; gain. vote for and then the vote againat products finished at the Trade' Edna Cordy is working in CHieney most important event that is to be already studied. The classes also Hiss Ctonutock. Her report was ac- MR. BOSTON STRAIGHT WINES FOUR ROSES each candidate. He should follow School are sent to Cheney Brothers, Brothers' main office. held next week. Don’t get caught, studied the training and initiation companied by an exhibit of several Dry Cleaned^T GIN This Car In 14 Days. IMVIDB LUNCH WOBK this procedurs until the required where they are eold os CSieney-made Ruth Hale Is in her junior year at lK)y» !! of knights, and the ideals of articles of dress apparel and WHISKEY 5 YEARS OLD WHISKEY AMC thepsTS] number aro elected. fabric. With thU In mind the atu- the University of Georgia. - BUI Murch. chivalry In King Arthur’s time. The Jewelry, received from her grand* and P ressed X Fun Quart Fun Pint Large BottI* Plat m rhythm i Tha lunch room, under the dtrec- Other rulMi have to do with the dehte try hard for perfection, eo that Dorothy Hansen is attending her last idyll, “The Passing of Arthur” mother and from Miss Comstoek. 'Garments and Pressed BhoM w loi bee: Uon of Mias Helen Smith's Junior number of queatlone which can be after they get out of school they Junior year at the New Britain State SHAKESPEAREAN EXHIBITS was divided and each member of The last report, given by Lock*, $1.29 and senior cooking claeses, is al- considered at a time, with rising to will be recognised as masters of the Teacher’s College. Because of the great Interest In the class memorized a part. The en- hart Rogers, summarized an Inter- 69c 49c $1.29 ready functioning in an orderly the point of ordsr, with settling of tire idyll was presented In class in view with Mr. Pitkin. He Included CALL AND DELIVERY SERVICE RNssts b eta. textile trade. George Mariow is In his third Shakespearean pUys, aroused by manner. Soups, aandwicbee, and previous question, with the nom- —William Demko, '38. year at Harvard. the coining productions on Thurs- the form of a prise speaking ■mo- much of local interest concerning First tlaae wets, deserts ore sold each noon by Junior inating committee, and with ad- Dorothy Hultman Is employed at day and Friday, Miss Condon has test. Because of the lack of funds the early academies, glass works. GEO. 1. BEHS Xkm they go— gtrla taking cooking. 'The senior journment to buy prizes the winners. Theresa Center church, farming, etc. BEACON F ast and alow. the Manchester Water Company. on display in her studio seme of the Grcnadina CANADIAN Fun 8th HUDSON-TERRAPLANE DEALER girls plan and prepare the dally —R. Hansen, '35. UKES CONN. COLLEGE Eunice Brown Is employed In Dr. famous Abbey paintings of well Madden and George Petereon, were Mr. Verplanck remarked after GIN SYRUP CLUB st r a ight menus. ThU method of dividing the Fancheria dental office. known Shakespearean scenes. formally presented with a drink of hearing the reports, that it seemed Full Quart work In cuch a way not only gives BBKATA Eleanor Robertson, 'S3, a freeh- Other honor students of the class She has loaned to Room 28 ■ water after class. The'Wlext book to odd to recall many of thd things Fifth Pint WHISKEY 127 Spruce Street Manchester j find and lera. the girls valusb.s practical axpsri- (3iarlee Rogers le president of the man at Connecticut College ie living of ’S3 are: ' Anna Wilkie. Donald portfoUo of photographs of all the be read by the class is “Macbeth.' mentioned in the report, and to hear Dial 710d •BOS. but It baa also proven Itself cIoH of 18UA and not Lockhart with eleven other freehmen, vrith Johnson. Romalda Haponick and ( ti m ou a acton wlw tave played the They hope It will prove to be as in- the seniors fcfer to them aa If to. xLCANcnr a to be a great help to MIm Smith Ragers as was stated In the last no upper classmen st the house. Ruth Wickham. | great role*. teresting as the on* juat concluded. ancient history. 836 Main Stroet $1.19 65c $2.09 89c m one of the beauty spots Grade loeki held on that day Instead at Sunday, H. D. Putor, chairman; Mrs. C. H. at with longing eyes. it being understood th a t. plana - for CHIHF'B EABLT BTROU. Such harmeny dsUghts nsy ear Poverty to froeperity MERCHANTS ADOP T MOTHERS CLUB TO BEAR Allen. Mrs. J. S. Brown, Mrs. Louis NCrnSD TOWN J$7BT $t ‘Tis like a minor strain OAKY RADIO PROGRAM WHAFSONt HEAl R the observance on the. Sabbath are Bunce, Mrs. Willard Hawley, ICh ; From dire poverty to prosperity, KEHIR TO SPEAK " " a r The Poet’s Column From a eelsatlal plane. Skin'Rt^ Bf JOBN BADW^IaA tentative. I Fred Harvey, Mrs. Fred WBDNBaOAV, OOTOBBR 10 (Central aad Eastera Btandatd Time) is the record o f George Gershwin, School St. Recreation Center Chief o f Police Samuel O. llchin^.rou^hness. WI NT^ROCRAM I t was voted that stores rsibain I PROF. GEORGE R .V E U S Mrs. Elisabeth McIntosh, Mis. WU-' Oordon was a little ahead at THE AW AKHNINa I Uka to hear ths «roeking.M ^ n lir- Nttei An procramt to k.r and baslo ehatni or fronp. Unreot unl.u »p«d- regarded today a one uf Afiierlca'a open until 9 o'clock eai.b evening j l.d : coast to coast (* to *> ootlfiiatloB loeludM tif avallabl. rialloaa greatest composers of original mu- Ham Roscos and Mrs. WOfrsd Beo- 8:a»-U:se schedule this morning tn his T» a Tras In ^rtnettass Plttar pattar o f tha rain from Wedneaday, December 1 HERE ON SATURDAY ond bnpriived wtl erHroma .ufejMt to ehinio- F- M. Cant. Cast. Witty Walter O’Keefe, the, Mon field. walk from his home on HamUn All through ths long winter I have I do not understand sic. George wrote his famous through Monday, December 24, pro- Meetinit to Be Held at Center '.lo lim y Bonauuw'B U Flees soolnlngt - NBC-'VBAF NBTWOr.K 0:40— 0:40—Ta Ba Annauiwad—w ait on the Flying Trapese, is the pride “ Rhapsody in Blue” at the age of Members are. also reminded to THE street to the police station. Aa a looked at thee Why tt Is ao 0:00— -0:00—Frata-Radls -Ntwa—aaat o f Hartford. He was bora there. Plan Schedule of Hours On vldlng the public with five even;Qinf I Church Friday’Night —Col- bring the money for their tickets Ordiestia. - Thou wasn’t bars and grey, That the music o f the rain Resinol OAtiO *- taetiw M * wlw we.1 wtic tM — 7:00—Myrt and Marga — asst; 25. result ha arrived at the police wj«r wtM wch August 18, 1900. in which to do ChrUtmoi umbufl Day Program. for "Three Cornered Moon.” I thought that thou hadat died, but ^ th soothe my spirit Dsn Rutaa Orshaatra—waat DU Von Know— ? station accompanied by an autb- wb.n wcao wtam wwj mml; Midi kaJ t:10— 7:1»-Jutt FIdIn Bill — auti New Radio Tabe-5 It was votod ‘Jiat the Chrislroaa BARGAINHOUND State Comptroller to Discuss mobJe driver who paid $2 fo r thou art with its gentle refrain, wman well woo-who wow wd»f wkbf Did you know that: Harry Mi- Holidays and street lighting program be sponsor- NOaTHWatT A gAWADIAN -trim ) Ruaaa Orehaatra — waat; Ouby The monthly meeting' of the UP8IDIA8T the first collection of the day. A living miracle— Oh tree. Vann—dlxla A radical new type of radio tube, chaels who plays the "planner” and ed by the Division again this year, SETBACK PARTY wlbo kstp wobo wdar.kfyr eret ofof •:10— 7:20—Tha Oarenadara — aaat: does vocals is one o f radlo’a young- Manchester Mothers Cl'Jb will be The chief noticed aa automobile I Uka to hsar th e. THURSO AT S SOUTH — wrva wpU wwno wl. wjax resembling on acorn In else and providing that expeiuea dc not ex- Camden, N. J.— Here’s a wfla-wn>tt wlod w.m wmo wtb wspl Buck Ragara - mldwaat rapaat est musicians.. .Richard Humber Christinas Season. held Friday, night, October 12, at TMl Finances at Rally m Cen- Q nnge Hall, WedniBsday, O c t 10th parked in the restricted territory Thy long branches wars eevarsd Plttar patter o f the rain 0140— 7:4^gsak4 Cartar, Talk — ba- ehape, bos been devaolped for ama- ceed $5(>0 and the amount Is raised Louncing baby boy. Tt your naim or fluBily babm to^loaf alwajri seeds an sccompan}dB; wjdx wsmb kvoo wkr w(*a wbap kpre teurs and experimsnters In ultra will irlve a prise to the person who the. Center Congregational church. ^ in t Anspicea Pythfan Liodgea at the postofflce an dtbe owner with snow and sisst, TIs sent by God above wool ktb. ktho wwM wavo wur tle; Batwsan tha Baakanda—wait not later than December 1. The The speaker will be Profeesor f&lph Walter, Jr„ two and one ee tlM prescription p«g«' opened la sauce or else a vegetable served In a SPECIALS 7:00— amo—S t a y A aat, aksteh—a a tti high frequency or microwave recep- names bis latest waits composi- wras aocompanied to the police And drenched by chilly rains On a mlaeiaa o f love ™ JUNTAIN—koa kdrl lOTr kslil Tn a two-hour session at the Ho- members present spoke unanimous- George R. Welle and bis subject ”.nlf years old leaned against a win- tlM prescription booloka displayed in cream sauce. ter Park. Cash Prises WACIFld COAST—k|0 k(l krw komo Al Rath Orehaa.-waat; Morlay Ola- tion and transmission. It is capable tion and will give the lucky person station where his number and The ice laid bold on thee The water pools’ and lakes to over- AT tart—dlxla tel Sheridan last night, the Mer- ly In favor of the lighting but ex- will be "HaOTlness— Achievement dow screen on the second floor o f hie The Center Pharmacy windowa, you Green beans make an excellm t kbq k fid ktar k(u kpo of the Inconceivable performance due credit on the air when he broad- Public Invited. Admission 25c. driver’s license was taken and And as a crystal tree thou did’st flow 7i10— aus — Bdwin C. Hlll’a Cam- chants Division of the Chamber of pressed the opinion that the lights or Accident." ’There will be a spe- he. me and fell twenty feet to tha may receive a dollar’s worth ot mer- second vegetable for this dinner, and shine C n t. . Bast. manta—baale: Mary, Jtanna A VI o f 600,000,000 oacillatlons per eee- casts the tune over ( 3 S next month $2 collected for vlolatlan of the To (jueneb all that's a thirst diMb* lisa—Irvins K.nnody tn Sane* .—waat; dtrlckland Olllllan-^txla Commerce took action on several should start directly at the Center cial feature appropriate for (Jolum- lawn. chandise fr ee -j iagea turned every to bring them tinder the oven classi- State finances iind the Importance m transient beauty; ao wondrous to ondl This tremendous frequency ...Peggy Keenan and Sandra Phil- I parking rules. And to refrssb ths earth. 4iM— >144—Oipt. Tim HMly, Stamp. 7d0— g:20—Broadway Varlallaa—to a Important recommendations of the and not be continued around the bus Day consisting. of, songs by On the way ho achieved a sitting day. Ready Thuraday. A peek a fication, bake them In a covered o f returning to tna Republican party V' ...... ■ ■■■■•■ Everybody’s 1:00— (lOO—T o a . Announce—.mat: t;00— f:00—Nino Martini A Orehaa. corresponds to a wavelength ^ one- lips are both redheads___ Mary executive committee for the (all and corner along East Center and Cen- Irene Pola and recltatlcins by Em- posture and a witneas declares hs day will pay! dish with butter, salt, pepper and a Dish OtMla, aspwi.e—mldwoit • i2 ^ t:20—Craeit Allan's Advtnlurat half meter. Plckford has made an excellent policy of "pay-aa-you-go” will be the I like to hear the (t ie — d ill—Myitarlsus laland — c o t 0:00—lOdO—Byrd Bxpadltlan—c to a winter program of actlvltlgs of the ter streets. It was stated that $475 ma Lou Kehler. ..ounced six inches. small amount of water. Liess salt Wind atorma omcaig thy Fitter patter at the tain TelevUion start as a radio luminary and many would be needed for the project, due subject of Comptroller Anson F. ABOUT TOWN Mrs. Charlotts H. Gotberg, of 86 Twn M ix -m ld w n t rapMit 0:20—10:20—Natttrgltoaa In Malady division. About 25 members were The following hostesses are In Physicians said the Infant was un- Helen Oookman la required for seasoning when vege- braacbea Tla a generous gift form Heaven liXh- diW—Prew-R*el. N.ws ParlC 10:0(7—11 mo—Nlok Lucas, ganga—aaat; flattering comments have been present and a fine steak dinner was to the necessity of purchasing new Pitkin street, is spending s few SiM— dies—Martha Mura, Cantralto Comparatively little U yet known chanre of Friday’s meeting: Mrs, hurt America’s fore- tables are cooked in the oven. Keeler, chairman for, re-election Forget-me-not Junior Circle of Which like long aakod arms In copious abowars given Market ^ Myrt and Marga—rapaat (or west heard concerning her debut la.'d bulbs. about theee microwaves and they served by the hotel management. A salad of pears, apples and ba- when, he speaks at the big Republi- days at (Sialfonte-Haddon HaU, A t- •1 4 »- eiao—Billy aatehalar*s Shatah l®:10—11)10—Frank Dallay Orehaatra— Wednesday night. most designer King’s Daughters at its first meet' lanUc a t y , N. J. ■tratched acrooa tha aky Ob’ blessed gentle rain Tomato Soap • Vcfctable •:eo— 7:00—Te lla Annaunead aaat: Harbta Kays Orch.—midwest offer an attractive field for re- Elmer Weden, chairman of tbs It w a s voted that dompetltive of w o m e n 'a nanas adds a refreshingly Juicy can rally in Center Park Saturday Ing at the fall at the home ot the Thou dld’at meet tha (Ury o f tha Come, play thy symphony d:1S— 7 it^ O a n a A Qian—c a t A sen 10:20—11:20—Oxzia Nalaan Orehaatra dlviaion. presided (at the business bidding for the contract to erect \ Soup - Pea Soup • Pork & d:10— rise—Fkkana tlatara Harmony 11:00—120)0—Loan Oalaace Orch.—bs- aearch and experimentation which coats, shows touch to the menu and la needed afternoon. leader. Miss Beatrice L. Lydall, hurricane Upon my window pone. this new acom type tube should meeting, which opened with the and maintain the lights should be The princtpal speaker on the pro- Ifancbester Orange wlU follow Its d:4d— ri40—Prank Busk Jun|la Oarlal alo: Carloc Molina Orch.-mldwaat sUmly tailored since the dessert is pudding. electee! the following officers: Presi- With bowed bead oa if tn prayer. Annie R. Atklnaon. Beans - JelKo or My-T-Flne 7iM- 1:00—Mary Plakfard’a Drama 11:20—12:30—Oao. Hall's Orch.—« to a well advance. Tt la in the wave- presentation of a sliver coffee serv- conciucted similar to last year and gram will be State’s Attorney Hugh regular business meeting this eve- models — ele- dent, Lucile Niles; vice president, Ah’ but, thou wert atremg tn the Bigelow street 7;S0— l:< 0 -W a yn a Kind’s Orehattrt NBC-WJZ NETW ORK lengths below five meters tliat Overnight A, P. ice to Mrs. Bertha Diets Bergeron, that the names of all merchants gant In their Norton’s First Anniversary Sale! M. Alcorn, Republican candidate for ning tn Odd Fellows hall with card ■ secret place ■ too— drtO—P rtd Allan at Tawn Hall contributing to the expense of the Betty Park; secretary, Faith Stev- games Instead o f the regular lec- ttdO—iOiOO—Ouy Usmbards’a Orehaa. BAOIC — Baal; wla wbi-wbaa wbn) facsimile and television transmis- In recognition of her faithful serv- simplicity — in It’s up to you to tsdte advantage of governor. ’This will be Mr. Alcorn’s enson; treasurer, Lois Tracy; sun- Thy roots staked deep where no eye liXb-IOiie—Nalltnal Radit Fanim wham kdka wgsr wjr wlw wayr wmal; sion and reception are expected to ice during four years as the (Cham- lighting program be publicised turer’s program. Mldwaat: wcky kyw wsnr wis kwk FOR SALE her winter collection, The Cook- these bargains. Two pairs first first visit to Manchester during the may see but,' God. 10:00—llilM^Danny Mtlsns. Taner News through newspaper advertising. shine worker, Dorothy Marks. The 5 10:10—ll i i a "Oana and Olan—w u t rpt kwer koll wran wmaq kao wkbf find their ultimate place. ber secretary. Mrs. Bergeron haa man creations hug the hgure at quality stockings for $1.00, 13 shoes present campaign and a large crovvd circle consists of twelve members There thy mother earth nourished SON IS N O IM D (U m lt 6.) resigned and will .eave the position The meeting do: d at 9 o’clock. Guctav * Schrelber, president of the 10:10—11 lOO—daily Csburn Orshaatra NOR-THWBbT A CANADIAN — wtmj Staoipa Gave CIim STOCK, nXTURES AND BUSINESS OF waistline and hips, ill comfortably at 13.37 and Polly Preston shoes of his local admirers will, no doubt, and meetings are held regularly the thee JIAO—«:0 0 Oaord. Olaan'a Orehaaira wibn kstp wabo wday kfyr cret efc( Monteplter, Vt. —George Allen. this Saturday. Earlier in the day, Manchester (Jons^ctlon League, CToptaln "Tim” Healy, who la now about the armholes and are lavishly marked down to ^.79. attend.’ first and third Saturdays of every As thou did’st lie on her bosom Land (FLake* ^1:10—12:00—Stan Myars and Orehaat. COUTH — wrva wptf srwne wla w jsx Vermont commissioner of banking she was given a purse of mpney by has called a meeting for Friday featured on a (x>ast-to-coast net- THE M ID LA N D PACK AGE S'TORE trimmed with fur, used in novel month. Thru all the long night. OF F A T H E b DEATH CBS-WABC NETW ORK wds-waun wlod warn wrao 'wab wapi :,nd Insurance wa.i elected director the Board of Control of the Cham- evening at 8 o’clock, to be held In BUTTER! BABIC—Isa ti wsbo wads woko wcao wJdx wamb kvoo wky wtaa wbap kpre work, says that* etamps offered ways. There are 134 ways to cook pota- woai ktba ktha waoo wave of the National Life Insurance Com- ber. ■ Her successor. Miss Dorothy toes. - The Consumers’ Service Dl- the offices of the Manchester C!on- wasb wnae war wkbw wkro whk ekiw clues to intelligence officers during For Details Cail At the Store. One sees no long-haired furs on Women of the Moose will bold What awakened thee? (Oonttnned from Page One) wdro wcau wjaa waan w fbl wapd wlav M O U N TAIN —koa kdyi ksir kglil pany. Ludwig, was introduced to the vision o f New York City's Public struction company, 876 Main street. the war, enabling them to track (Must Be SoM By October 23.) the coats this charming, blond cou- their regular business meeting this Was It a dream of Spring? wmu wbna; MIdwssI; wbbm wfbm PA C IFIC COAST—kgo kfl kgw koma Providence, R I.—Louis Petroccl, members. Markets says so. Doesn’t that A ll general contractors and sub- kmbo ktnox wowo whas kbq kfad ktar kpo down spies. turier Is shoning right now. She evening at 8 o’clock at the Home Or the gentle tapping of the rain new king looked straight ahead os /3 of this (fity died of a broken neck The meeting voted that store* contractors are requested to attend ■ABT—w pt wbp wibw whae wibs wtaa CanL Eaat. World’s Records If not 9ol(i b.v that time we will sell our stock to our admits that fox, wolf and lynx col- make you ashamed of being auch a club on Bralnard place. upon thy bark? though wondering what the future worn wleo efrb ckao when he was crushed under a 400 close from 10 to 12 o'clock on Mon- aa several important subjecta wdll 4:20— 0:30—Tha Oinqlng Lady—aaat customers. lars are flattering, but feels that Btlck-ln-the-mud as to know only the What called thee to life ? has In store for him. strictly Freeh Local OIXIB—w(st wifa wbro wqsm wdod Hartford’s amateur radio station, pound pair of wasb tubs. day, November 12, provided that eternal boiled, baked, mashed and come up for discussion. kira wrao wise wdtu wtoo krid wrr })}0— 8:4^0rphan Annia—east only the have become too common. Bo Children of the Cradle Roll of the The sun smiled upon thee Peter celebrated bis eleventh 0:0(7— dnIO—gdueatlen In tha Ntwa WTAL, operated by the ARRL, has the Armistice Day celebration Is she has iwed Persian lamb, caracul, fried varieties? EGGS! ktrh kUa waeo koma wdbo wodz wbt North Methodist church with their And thou dld’at feel the strivings ot birthday Sept 9 at Bled, Yugo- wdaa wblg wdbj wwva wmbs waft 0)10— duo—Alma Kltchall, Csntralla achieved what is believed to be two HIGH SCHOOL FLASHES sealskin, beaver, leopard and the St. M argaret’s Circle, Daughters wml.r wala ktui kdhe 0:20— 0:20—Frsas-Radls Nawt Farlad world’s records in flve-metar com- mothers, will have a party at the of Isabella, held Its annual meeting New Life within, and*tn thy living slavia. 8:20— t:20—Thraa X gialara. Songs Pittsburgh—Almost every student like instead. Here's one of *em^— gladness M ID W I0 T--w eah w tl wmt wmbd wtan munication. A two-way talk with church Saturday afternoon at 3 last evening with Mrs. Bessie Lap- Loved Hla Father. '€ doz. wIbw kfli kfab wkbn weeo wabt kte) OHO— 0:40—Lowall Thomas — oaati In the Moon township and Carnot There are imtrlmmed collars on Potatoea Scalloped With Bacon. Burst forth into buds Orphan Annlo—rapaat to mldwaat WIXR, .t Mt. Washington Observa- o’clock. pen of Cone street. Mrs. Helen Don- He bad looked forward to that wnas Junior high schools carries a flask coats with enormous fur cuifs, ex- Three cupa thinly sliced raw po- Announcing to a winter-weary world 29 M O U NTAIN— kvor kla koh kal d:00— 7:00—Amot ’n’ Andy—east only tory, N, H.. a distance of nearly 200 day as . one be could spend with his d:1b- 7110—Willard Robison Ofehast. to classes these days—and even aggerated round collars with bands t a s s , 1 small onion, 1 tablespoon ahue was returned as reagent and UeUclona Julry COAOT — kbl kola kfre kol kfpy kvl miles, Is the longest con‘ act known .Men in the employ of the Connec- that father whom he loved affectionately. kfbk kml kws kam kdb krmb ksb •:20— 7;2(7-Rad Odvla. Sarlal Okalch takes a drink now and then, while of fur running vertically, ragian buCter, 1 tablespoon flour, 1 teaspoon practically all officers were re- d:40— 7:40—Oangaroua Faradls4, Skit between ground stations of this ticut Company are v.orklng re- Spring had come. But Alexander was too busy with Cant. Etat. the teacher Is looking. sleeves with strips of fur placed salt, 1-4 teaspoon pepper, 2 cups elected, with one or two appointive ORANG^! 7:00— S;00—Tht Crimt Cluta Mysttry wavelength. painting the iron poles that carry officers yet to be named. Bridge affairs o f state and Peter, upon be- 4it0— lilO—Jack Armatrdnd — ca t: 7 : 2 ^ 0:20—L in n y Rota. Saltar Oro. The reason Is that a well used by from necklines to wrists, and a hand- milk, 6 slices bacon. No longer does the bleak winds Cadala Ouartat sf Chlcafa—waat t;00— t:00—Wardan Lavna A Drama W IA L has also i'een heard at Bar their wires from the Center to the followed the business. Mrs. James ing informed he could not have an 4:40— 0:40—Thi Funnybon4ra — fast; the pupils was found to be contam- some number with bands of Persian Line baking disb with 8 slices south terminus. The crew Is from . sigh and moan airplane or at least a motorcycle •i2l7— 0:20—John MeCermack’t Songs Harbor, Me., some 300 miles away. lamb stitched up and down the bade bacon. Put onion, peeled but not Breen won first rnd Mrs. Esther doZs Orfan MalodHa—wait and dlxla *•*00—lOrCK^Dtnnlt Kino A Orchtstra This record exceeds ven that of re- inated. Those flasks contain water. the Hartford car bams. Gorman, consolation. Refreshments Among thy branches for hla birthday is reported to have liOO— d;00 — Buck Regtra, Bkatch — ill*—lOil^Madamu Sylvl«*« Advle* of the bodice. sliced. In center o f dish. Add a Thou hast cast off thy'mourning aaid: “ It will be ao much more aaat; Boy Sesut Program—midw *}80—10:S<^Harry llicnmang Orehtit. ception lit an airplane at high alti- BIG DOINGS and a social period followed. 0:10— t ill—Bobby Bancn—aaat onlyi 10.*00—11:00 — Zfaiao Clrel# ftineh- tudes. One particularly stunning ooat la layer o f potatoes and season with The Married (Couples club will Thou art beautiful fun when I am grown up because Lunch - Graham - Saltine an exarajite of Mrs. Cookman’s orig- Kmtty Waymin—dlxla; dklppy — •act: Am M 'nr Andy—watt rapaat ■alt and pepper. Dot with bits of bold a rehearsal tomorrow evening Thy tender leaves gleam as a bridal then I can do Just as I wish like raldw; Tha Taxia Rangtra—waat 10:10—11 jl^ V o le a of Romaneag Senat Salvation Army Bstnd butter and flour nibbed together. CRACKERS! Starting Thursday Morning at 9 A. M. inality when she works with fur. at 7:30 for the mln.vtrel they are to wreath papa does— shoot, and sail, and fly." liM ^ fiM —Tha ghadow—aatt; Thraa lOiSO—11:30—Don Baalar A Orehaatra The only brass band tn New Eng- BAR8TOW Contioue adding layers of potatoes Brawn Batra—watt; Hays Orahat. 11:00—12:00—Oao. ttarnay'a Orehaatra Made of beautiful suede-type brown present on the 26th. Soon thy broad green leaves shall Today the father who was t(x> land on the olr is the Salvation cloth, it consists of a tightly fitted, and seasonings until all are used. —dlxla: Jack Armatrang—midw 11:30—12:10—qiaek iarour A Orehaatra NORTHERN SPAIN delight UB with its abode. busy Ilea dead from an assassin’s Arm y band which may b6 beard double-breasted coat with small Pour over milk and put remaining Members of (Jhapman Court. The children play In Joyoua glee bullet— the son, only 11 years old C 2 lb. box over WHDH Sunday morainga. at rolled collar of leopard and a seven- bacon on top. Bake 1 1-4 hours, Order of Amaranth, will go to arotmd thee Is King, with airplanes, motorcycles 25 In Miniature.” 8:18. A unique feature o f this en- “Bring in your Radio Tubes eighths length cape lined with the uncovered. In a moderate oven (S.SO SCENE OF nCHTS Hartford tomorrow evening to at- The birds shall sing In thy branches luid a troubled kingdom as his 8:30— Don Humbert and his Mggic semble Is that all of the music play- to 470 Main Street for Free DIAMOND SHOE STORES leopard and attached to the coat at i degrees F). If you keep the dish Anson F. Keeler Fancy White tend the meeting of Olive Court of And thou sbalt stand In all thy legacy. Strings. ed is composed, arranged and pub- Test or ’phone 3234 for Free 1013 Main Street the bark of the neckline. covered during the meal the potatoe."! beauty WTIC 8:45— Craxy Minstrels. Manchester Other speakers will Include Lieu- that city, on the occaaton o f the o f- ((k>nlioiied from Page One) lished by the Salvation Army. will keep appetislngly hot for second CAUUFLOWER! Test, in your home.” tenant Colonel Anson McCook, can- ficial visit of the grand royal And raise thy bead to heaven thus Hartford. 9:00— 20,(K>0 Years In Sing Sing— Grade Allen’e Dreams I f you're a person who enjoys tak- servings. didate for Congress from this matron and her asooclate officers. for a drive against the well armed , In thy Crude chariots of ancient Egyp- 60,06 W. 1040 K. O. 8888 M Warden Lewie E. Lawes. We have been extremely successful in getting co-operation ing care of plants during ths winter Silent way give glory to Him who tians were equipped with two-inch Grade Allen hopes for the day At this time while the hurt from the strike period has district. County Detective Edward Supper will be served at 6 o’clock rebels. Arm y officials said it was rrovders BroaOeaBUBg Bervteo 9:30— John McCormack, tenor. that she and George may be done you won’t be happy ’til jrou have one The bulk candy ssason opens this made thee— A tree. solid rubber tires. Their formula ^ heads 10:00— Loula Katsman's Orchestra. BARSTOW’S from manufacturers in cleaning out cancellations and odd not healed yet, these offerings are most opportune. Prac- Hickey, candidate for sheriff and In Odd Fellows Temple, 420 Main Impossible to estimate accurately 25« with wandering and have a home of of the lovely potted plants I saw at week at The Onter Pharmacy with Annie R. Atkinson. for treating the rubber la unknown, lots to get together an assembly of record breaking, price State Senator Kenneth F. Cramer, street. the death toll In Asturias province 10:15— Madame Sylvia. their own. G rade hopes to have a RADIO SHOP tice economy with a capital “E”. Shop the DIAMOND Mtliknwakl'sr-all kinds o f ’em and an offering o f delicious Cocoonut Bigelow street. but some of the rubber Is still tn Wodnesdoy, Oelohar 10 10:30— ^Mayfair Orchistra. candidate for re-election. Judge but it may reach about 2,000. Selected Hand Picked McIntosh P. it. little shack which she will call smashing shoe values which will prove a revelation to the SHOE STORE.S first and you will not only save time but so Inexpensive! bon bons for 49c a pound and by the William S. Hyde, chairman of the Heavy Bombardment a fair state o f -preservatlon. 11:00— Time, weather. 470 Main St. Est 1922 Although the Manchester Shoe 4:00—Pop' Concert, Christiaan "Dunravin.” Loon Lake, N. Y., la needy shoe shoppers of Manchester and vicinity. Prices real dollars. way don’t forget to a.>ik for a sample Republican town committee, will Rebuilders Association gave mem- Rebels are firmly entrenched SPRING RAIN APPLES! 11:05—^Sports Review. Black, brown, gray, dark green of Itcorlce-toffy.— Its delicious—the I like to hear the There are two sunsets at cer- Kriens, director; Marcel Doucett, 11:16— Cascades Orchestra. lower than at the lowest peak before the N. R. A. preside. bers the right to keep open this aft- there and a heavy bombardment tenor. qnd rust are the outstanding coat price? 40c a pound. The rally program vvill start a(; ernoon and close Friday, If they so wilt be necessary to cut through Fitter patter of the rain tain tiroes o f the year in the 11:30— "Dead Men Prowl’’— Ghost colors this year. Suave woolens Upon my window pane town of Leek, England. The sun c lb. 4:30—David Tomliniwn. Drama. MEN: 2:30 and it is planned. ta_havo en- de.sircd, there are man. w'ho had in- their stronghold. As the Ochoa 4:45— Three Ca. One Lot of Solid I.,c«ithrr, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S WOMEN! with smooth surfaces vie with hairy, I f you like utility ensembles, disappears behind one flank of : 12:00— Hotel Commodore Orches- Goodyear Welt tertainment Inter.iper.se the speak- tended to fake advantage of the of- forces advanced toward Oveldo they 5 6:00— Chick Webb’s Orchestra. To make this sale a real sensation we rough onea that are youthful and be- don't miss the suits with long win- ing program. fer who are closing t.ls afternoon, reported as having passed through "cloud hill,” and reappears Be- tra. are Inrliidlng all coming to everyone. All, you may ter coats that can be worn separate- 5:15— Straight Shooters. ac.'cording to the regular rule, and centers where rebels had wantonly yond the other. Delicious SLICED BEEF or I 12:30 a. m.— Hotel Astor Orchestra. Patent Straps be sure, are warm enough to keep ly too. One practical number that 8:30—Alice in Orcbestrmlia. OXFORDS may also close on Friday as well. slaughtered entire garrisons of 5:48— Stamp Qub. Black and brown calfskin Oxfords, solid Enna Jettick out winter’s Icy blasts. we saw recently consists o f brown Civil Guards, Including their wives NOUCE TUNA FISH! Others will keep ope; Friday. 6:00—Wrightvllle aarion. leather soles and Innersolcs. Widths \ and and dark yellow tweed skirt, sweat- and families. More than 600 guards 6:30—Press-Radio News. to C. regular $2.50 values. In the midst of your fall house- er blouse with slide fastener up the YUGOSUVIA IS QUIET; A meeting of the Democratic were reported kiued. Police cap- The Selectmen and town clerk of $1.98 pair Polly Preston Shoes cleaning or Just about to begin? In 0:35— Rhythm Masters — Luther front and' a full-length modifled town committee will be held tomor- tured former President Manuel the Town o f Andover will be in ses- REPU6UCAN CAUCUS $5.00 and $6.00 either case, how’s your vacuum swagger coat with a soft neckline Martin, director. row evening at 8:30 at the Home Azana In Barcelona as he stood on sion at the Town Hall on Saturday, RADIO; Values. that can be worn open or wrapped CROATS FLEE COUNTRY 225** 8:48— Billy Batchelor. pair cleaner working? I f it’s not In tip Club on Bralnard Place. a balcony- Arrested with him was October 13th, 1934 and on October The Republican electors of the $1.49 bpeclal for 3 Da.^s top shape cleaning Is going to be a closol.v about the throat. It's per- 20th, 1934, from 9 a. m. until 5 p. ra. Town of Bolton are requested to T:00— H ai^et Lee and Irwtn Cow- (Continued from Page One) a syndicalist leader, Senor Angel Selected AU Round per. (Eastern Standard Time.) Only! $3.95 drudge. I f there’s the least thing fect fur country week-ends and foot- Pentena, friend of the Imprisoned to examine the qualifications o f the meet tn caucus In the basement of Ever Ready Circle of King’s 7:16— Concert Miniatures. New York, Oct. 10.—(AP)— An the matter with It odll The Norton ball games, as well aa for street electors and admit to the electors the (Jhurch at Bolton Center, Wed- APPLES! been reopened. Reinforcements for Daughters held Its October meeting Catalonian president, Lo' 's Com- 7:80— The Modemalres — Cliff E3ectrical Instrument Company wear In town. The same model In oath those who shall, be found quali- nesday, October 10, 1934, at 8 p. m. unofficial estimate ol^ Uie cost of One Lot of YVomen’s the gcnilarmerl, hurriedly summon- last evening In the directors’ room panys. I6-qt. Strong, director. (Dial 4406). They'd repair It for a dressier fabric, say hairy black Congress opencxl with Socialist fied whose names appear on the list for the purpose of nominating a airing the World Series under spot)' ed In Belgrade when news of the of the Whlton Memorial library. basket T;45— Fashion Revue. jrou in a Jiffy. woolen or rich brown suede cloth King's death became known, were Following the routine business, Mrs. and left Republican deputies In hid- TO BE MADE. candidate for representative In the sorabip for the first time, figures up House Slippers with a more elaborate blouse, would 8:00— Mary Plckford and Stock to $310,000 for the seven games. Women; withdrawn. John J. Benson, the former Miss ing or !n jail. President Alcala Dated at Andover, Conn., October General Assembly and Justices of Comjpany. with heavy padded chrome soles and Loat days of Baby Week at The bo elegant enough for afternoon and This Includes the $100,000 paid for As Yugoslavia awoke today to Paulino Burbank, whose marriage Zamora ordered that an Socialist 8th, 1934. the peace. wedge heels, Imitation leather uppers. Fallot Studio! Six 4x6 handsomely informal dining. Early June Peas or Yellow 8:30—'Wayne King's Orchestra. the broadcast rights. The remaining One Lot ot the mournful dirge of tolling bells, took place earlier in the month, was deputy entering the Chamber be ELLSWORTH L. C30VELL, By order o f the Republican 9:00— Fred Allen’s Town Hall Show Colors: Black, brown, red. and blue. mounted photos of baby for $8.60. Bantam Corn! i210,()00 Is the networks share (or the flrit Intimation a majority of showered with many useful gifts, brought to his office for question- Town (Jlerk. Town Committee. 10:00— Guy' Lombardo’s Orchestra. MEN: For ,S Days Only, Thursday, Better make your appointment now. How about a check up on your the people had of the death of their accom;)anlcd by the ■ ood wishes of ing. Percy B. Ctook, SAMUEL R. WOODWARD, their facilities, that cost running ap- WELDON’ S 10:80— The Travelers Hour — Chris- FrldaJ- and Saturday, All Genuine (Dial 6808) and trundle .baby up radio before football gets Into full proximately $30,000 per xame, ruler, a six months’ period of the members of the circle. Mrs. The Congress suspended after ap- L. B. Whitcomb, Chairman. tlBBB Kriens, dlrec r. there aa soon as possible. swing? Potterton A Krah, Call 3733. mourning was proclaimed. All pub- Jennie Segar, chairman of the host- proving a law re-establishing the R. W. Bass, Dated at Bolton, Conn., 11:04— Hal Kemp’s Orchestra. roughly diveded, NBC $18,000, and Calfskin, All Leather pair lic bulldlngs-wcre draped. Hags were cxHca, was assisted In serving sand- death penalty for the use of ex- CBS $12,000. Board of Selectmen. October 4, 1934. 11:16—Voice of Romance. Quantity Limited. ' - One oir the unusual baking pow- i f you like matching Jackets with flown at half staff and schools and wiches and hot chocolate by Mrs. plosives and arms causing Injury or 11:30— Slumber Hour Try these tonight: der breads Is flavored with orange your evening gowns, look for the $1.00 Squibb’s ' W A OXFORDS places of amusement were closed. .Maude Burbank, Miss Harriet death to persons “fo r the duration 18:00— Silent. W EAF-NBC, 7:30 p. m.—Pickens 1 $1.00 C »7 peel and marmalade. This la the hip-length varieties with raglan or Messages of sympathy were re- White and Mrs. Louise Seymour. of the present abnormal period. Cod Liver Oil .. iVC Sisters Trio; 8:00—Mary Plckford; 1 OVALTINE # C $8.50 and recipe for It: , dolman sleeves that flare outward ceived from all parts of the world, 9:00— Fred Allen. D Plain or Mint. $4. Values, Four Qups flour, 6 teaspoons bak- bqlow the elbows. , including cables from Pi'csident WABC-CBS, 9:00— Nino Martini; $2*65 pAii* ing powder, 1 1-2 teaspoons salt, 1-2 Roosevelt and the Pope. p-30— Bums and Allen; 10:00— Byrtl Sport Oxfords cup sugar, 2 tablespoons melted but- Plaids and checks are gaining In Identity o( Slayer broadcast. BLUE-JAY CORN PADS.,...... 17c ter, 2 tablespoons grated orange popularity! Watt 'til you aee the Novelty ahoee, suedes, kids, and ealf- Meanwhile belief was expressed WDRC WJZ-NBC, 8:30— Lannie Ross; ■kln, aO style heels, good assortment of rind, 1 cup orange marmalade, 1 group of new woolen sports dresses that the assassin of King Alexan- 8:30— John MacCormack; 9:00— MEN! 1-3 cups’milk. 888 Hartford Osoa. 1889 sixes. egg, 1 at The Wllrose Shop. They're per-, der, a Croatian named Petrus Kele- SPRUCE STREET BAKERY Dinnls King. Mix and sift flour, salt, baking fectly grand. man, was a relative of Tomo and powder and sugar. Beat egg until What to. except Thursday: lAD SAi.T ... Sn^Pin. .. Police Shoes Misha Kelcman, now serving sen- j 209 Spruce Street Wednesday, Oct. 10 W EAF-NBC, 3:00 p. m.—Stones 43c 1 1 50c light and add with remaining In- The popularity of the close-fltting tences in prison for complicity in ' 4:00— Jack Brooks with orchestra. Solid leather, Goodyear welts with arch- pair gredients to dry mixture. Mix knitted undergarments women have the assassination of former Minis- | of History serial; 5:00—Parents' $ 1.49 4:30— Educational program. Teachers program. support, double solea, regular $8.50 thoroughly and turn into a well oiled been wearing (or the past few sea- ter of Finance Dr. Mirko Neudorfer. | 4:48— Swinging Along. values; while they last, bread pan. Let rise 16 minutes and WABC-CBS, 3:30—Chicago wo- sons has brought back the flannel- Dr. NeudoiTer was slain on his 8.'00— Toe Royal Berenaders. 1 7. ' 5c A n t i s e p t i c .'lOc Dim. bake one hour In a moderate oven ette nightie and pajamas as a more estate near Zlatar August 8. 1913. man's symphony: 6:00— Loretta I I I 6:15—Skippy. WOMEN: An Assortment nf Hlgh- (375 degrees F.) Nuts can be add- comfortable way to sleep. For their part In that kining, Tomo HOT PIZZA 3 Piece l .-ac^Serenaders; Paul Keast, bari- had patches on hla pants.” So the Vipsterol ...... 9 0 C P.D...... OoC In cream, baked green beans, fruit tea-time or cocktail hour blouse to summoned to meet in extraordin- tone; Roilo Hudson’s orchestra. governor’s grand ball November 2| pair One Lot of Men’s $2.95 salad and Indian pudding. help make our fall wanirobc more ary Bcs.slon tomorrow to take the V. lULlANO, Prop. BEDROOM 7:45— Fire Prevention Week Talk In honor o f the pioneer’s 200th birth- Ham Loaf. Interesting—and think of the many oath of nlleghinco to the Boy King, — William J. Ehmis. day anniversary will be an Informal I For the ham loaf have one pound glorious costumes that are pos.slblc Peter II. now enroiite homo from 7:60— Brown Derby orchestra. affair. .j Oc Russian _ | 30c Grove’s j | bam, 3-4 pound lean freah pork, 1 with a satin or velvet skirt trailing school In England. 8:00—Bethany Girls. W ork Shoes cup dried bread crumbs, 1 small the floor and several blouse c.realion.s It was considered of marked signi- 8:15—Edwin C. H ill—Ths Human Mineral Oil. pt. | Bromo-Quinine 4d X C 1 Solid Leather High and Low Goodyear weite, leather or TTskIde soles, flrat q w ^ ty, elk uppers. onion, 1 green pepper, 1 egg, I cup to change to. ficance here that the late King's Bids of the News. ^ ' sifted tomato pulp. will, dated January 6, of this year, SUITE 8:80— Everett M b ' s Iul U’s Broadway Women: Put bam and pork through food Like to look at historical was made only a few weeks after Varieties. • i-'-— 33c C A M P A N A ’S 4 T A L I A N BALM, . ".'V'i '.MC Chopper twice. " Mines OT and tlqUea? Thent-vlew -the-windowa [ ihrre-'OroaUnns made an attempt Leather soles, Uskide soles, elksklns oad pair 8:00—Nino Martini and Andre Kos- selected leathers (or dreee and play. pepper and add with rrumbs to of The Center Pharmacy display for upon Ida life at Zagreb. Ills asaall- telanetx orcheatra. $2.45 chopped meat. Mix thoroughly. ants later were sentenced to death. 50c Phillip’s or Squibb’s National Pharmacy Wcek-d!.si>lfty» ou te aou tt ■I- 10:00—B]10^00—Byrd’s Antarctic Expedition; $1.00 Wampole’s /? Fy _ Beal egg elightly and add to first will be ready Thursday. An oath of~Ioyaity to the Boy Wamow's orcheatra. Milk of mixture. Mix well and then atlr 7 Bed, Dresser with Mirror, ^ $1*98 pair One Lot of Children’s Q Q King already has been taken by f ielody Masterplces. Magnesia...... Preparation ... O f C Id alfted tomato. Shape In a loaf members of the Cabinet, the Arm y WDRC Radio AudlUon Beal wear la every poirl High and Low Shoes, pair O C and bake two hours in a moderate and the Navy. and Chest’ ^Troadeiroodcast oven (326 degrees F.) A government communique said 11:80—^ssle Nelson’s orchestra. The hashed potatoes are baked In lO O U iO iA U lt. It was considering measures neces- the oven with the loaf. A meat sary In the interests of the state and Ask The Man 75c Bottle, 100, O yf ’ Sheepskin Slippers One Lot ot people, but did not specify what the Toh*!! oilier Tomr alcrr Aspirin Tablets | 5 £ ,fo r .‘" ‘ Rubber Goods .A new creatian In sbeepskin high quality 14c 1 .Australian sheep wool, specially combed The telescope idea was dlscov- measures are. Here is the latest style in Bedroom Suites. The fine Who Stops Here proceeo, dyed In varioue Australian col- Novelty, Arch-Supports •red by an unknown Dutch boy. SCORES ALCORN, Since a minor must occupy the moio U Toa atop at Iho At Smashing Low Prices! And new type leather buUt-up heels, Quality you know you’ll always find at Kemp’s—and priced ors for misses and children and women. While working in the Am iter- throne under a regency, Alexander's WBZ-WBZA 50c L Y O N ’S TOOTH P O W D E R ...... 34c various assortment o f leathers. will appointed ' bis coiudn. Prince Ho$oItojdDBtoM.BoBlaiar There it no Mcret to the popularity dam shop of Llpperahey, the QUOTES CHRIST —low for the high quality of this new suite. Step in tomor- of Hotel McAlpln«• • it’s just the spectacle-maker, the boy held two Paul of Yugoslavia, former Minis- ■prtagBeM — Bosim Mparkllng and Outstanding Values I m lenses before bis eyes and looked ter of Education, Etankovich and ot U Loxtneton cmd got row (day or evening) and see it for youi’^ lf . ha that this fine N e w York Hotel 79c and 98c Governor Banterovltch of Zagreb to 35c Woodbury’s 1 C ^ 1 50c Princess Pat o yl down • the street st s church Charles G. Morris Stands On Wadneeday. October 10 olfen die utmost In comfort; con- the Regency Council. Iho otmool la comfort, Tooth Paste . . . I O C pair steeple with unexpected results- Record With iState Milk Con veBicnca aiul service at most eco- 1 Rouge ...... 0 4 C $ 1.98 The Proclamation P. M. trol Board. Tha text of the proclamaUen ooroleo and eoail6$iT. nomical cost. YouVa Invited to TIm London soo hss ssvsral fish See These Special Values In Innerspring Mattresses— 4:16— Dorothy Page, contralto. enjoy the fsellltles of Hotel Children’s Rubbers, Women's Hosiery making Peter King. pair ...... ' wtth syes that shins Uks motor Tour loom wffl bo cool 4:80— "Old Ago Deferred,” Dr. WU- 69c One lot of flrst quaUty, fnll-faehlon, 42- bsodUf bts In ths dark. Hartford, Oct 10.—(A P )— ‘To the Yugloslavlan people — In Our Window Uam R. Ohier. McAIpin on your next vU t to New Bo.vs’ Rnlibers, ChUdren’B Our Great King Alexander fell York... and you, too, will'bc con- gauge boolery. Charles G Morris, chairman of and alrr. invltiaalr htralohod. Medoia os thio 4:46— Hotel Plasa Tea Music. Candy Specials Liquor Specials pair ...... the State Board of Milk Con- heroically on Oct. 9 at Marseilles. 6:00— N ew a vinced. Men’s Rubbers, 79c Play Oxfords trol, Issued the following state- He has scaled with his blood the 6:16—Mythical Ship o f Joy. JOHN I- W O njSU , Mewegw Old Mr. Boston work for peace which was his aim mlnulo. radio of ao oaira choigoi, tub and ohowor 50c Peppermint Pa*r ...... 89c : pair DEMOCRAHC CAUCUS ment today: 6:80— Kellogg Binging Lady, Women’e AH Rubber CMters, "Hugh M. Alcorn at a Re- tn life anped the governor for 6:15— Federal Housing Program. Chocolate Bars A O C the Chnstltutton, Peter II Is now •2 *® *400 »48o ’These values on display in the store for three (3) days only. It is possible that some of the lots may be Hqiiidalcd the Church at Bolton Center, Thurs- appointing roe to tha milk con- LoxlBoloBfaMmirmiliiiiomiilodbTroMqaiqlodalr. 6:25— Voters Registration Talk. King, and the government and the. 76c Chocolate Covered ... $1.45 quickly. We cannot guarantee quantities at these prices, so please come earlyl day, October 11, 1984 at 8 p. m. for trol board. Does Mr. Alcorn, Fwr Fine Quality Furniture— Shop At 6:30—Press-Radio Newt. Straight Whiskey. who quoted from St. Paul’s Arm y imd the Navy have taken an" 6:36— ^Ttme, weather. Cherries. O A ^ Ihs puipoee o f nominating a candi- oath o f loyalty to him. 90 proof, A 4 a 4ats for rmresantatlve In tha Oen- Epistles, also accept Christ's 6:45— Lowell Thornes. HOTEL lb. box ...... C ‘By virtue of Paragraph 48, the arsl Asssmbly and JusUees o f ths maxim in Matthew 7-20, ‘By 7:00—Amos ’n’ Andy. full quart . ^ 1 • 10 (Cabinet Is now governing the coun- $1.00 Quality Ciobelin panes. their fruits, y e . shall know 7:15—Willard Robison and his Deep PURE GRAIN ALCO- try. The National Congress has R iver Orchestra; Mildred- Bailey, Chocolate C f A . . eedw of the Demoemtie them.’ ? I f hs does the governor been called for the day after to- 4BTH STREET AT LEXINOTON AVENUE • NEW TORN M^ALPIN HOL. 190 A m £ *7 Town OommlttesL bluss singsr. lb. b o x ...... OUC DIAMOND SHOE STORES needs to do no further cam- **Ths Ciwtos e# Ceavealeiice” morrow. CHABIIS B. BOCBE8TBB. Maaatar T:I0—RedDavts. proof,qt. .. 9 1 sD # LOUIB D. EATON, paigning on ths milk issue. I, 'The King's lost word gave a KEMP’S, INC. 1013 Main Street 7:48— Dangerous Paradise. ■ ROABWAY AT nttk nTREET Mandiefltir ChnlrmaB. psrsonaUy, am ready to stand sacred trust to guard Yugoslavia 'Tum iture and Music’^ I at BMten, Oo h l . . - upon tha rocord o f ths Board of Otncliw Hu IimmI HeMl tlis i f easat Ca., too., Itlpli Hits, *— - . Tn ‘“■illTg. 6:00— Kao Crime Clusa—:"Mur

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wlUi tha K lnf when h* died, and who Balkan refugoM in an attempt to I cJoaed hi* aye*. Maria antarad an SAYS BEER AND WINES KING ALEXMDER’S BODY obtain mors inforasatlen. TO GIVE BRIDGE PARTY CROSS CLARIFIES 'auUnnobUe and was driven swtfUy ABOUT TOWN Tbs Surete Natkmal declared H past bara-headed, silent little iproups OBITUARY had found that Xalemcn’s passport The W. B. A. Guard club will bold to the prefecture death chamber. USTEDINPOUCEBDl IS ON THE WAY HOME was forged and that therefore it bad FOR HOSPITAL FUND Its November meeting with Mrs. not yet been able to determine his CARDS COP WORLD SERIES WITH 11 -0 TRRMPl The ^ e e n came from the room. ISSUE ON STRIKE EthsI Cowles o f Hudson strest. nationality. N.w»p.p„ N.mes FUNERALS (Ooelhmeg IMm Page Oae) The fact that the tattooed words Nanas and Persminal rir.*i near collapse. . She Controlled her Hr. and Mrs. Albert 8. Chapin of k • ' self and went to a room'in Madame Itema That Were Charged by on his arm were Croat Indicated Benefit Card Party at Yem* Foster street left today to visit Mrs. Bartta Keckelsen death and be only left her when she Balkan origin but none o f ' those Jouhannaud’s apartment in the pre- Hotel Sheridan in Kaminaki their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha went aboard the destroyer. pie Oetober 27j.^ ^odos Mildns Direct Attack fecture. « countries wras believed anxious to Hunt. and Mrs. Stows Wilder of Ports- Keckelsen ware held at 3 o’clock The Queen stood on the bridge ot claim him ae a eitixen. The Queen’s Wishes mouth, N. H. this afternoon from the home of her tbe ship and watched the embark- The nurses and personnel of the orld_ Series Is Wildest In History Fabulous Dean Brothers There she discussed what must be A bill for 13,959.40 said by a daughter, Mrs. John Scblebel at 114 roent o f tbe casket, the top o f which hoapiUU hare set as their goal the OB WQcox Ofer Calling done and disapproved a ' plan to PASSPORT FOROED Springfield newspaper to have been A pre-natal clinic will be held to- Summer street, with the Rev. H. F. was left open. It was placed on the Praha, Czechoslovakia, Oct. 10.— raising of the sum of $500 for an array the King in the uniform of presented to Commissioner of'State morrow morning at 9 o’clock at the R. Stechholz, pastor of the Elvan- afterdeck and flowers were heaped a marshal of the array. Instead, ( A P) —An official investigation to- operating room llgiits. With this Hats Off To The Miracle Boys! Out National Gaard. Police Anthony Sunderland by Mrs. Health Crater on Haynes street. , gelldal Zion Lutheran church offi- about it. day turned up what authorities she said, he should be dressed as she ciating. The bearers were Gustave end In view, several activities have Are Heroes of Fantastic Julia Tracy, manager of the Hotel Then tbe Queen slowly came cfUled definite proof that tbe Czech BOX SCORE^ knew he would wish—In the simple and Fred Zurcher, Joseph Scheiben FINAL BATTLE SHOULD Local Sport Willing Workers of the Wesleyan been planned. The start was made field uniform of a common Yugoslav r.herldan for the bousing of police down from the bridge and, while passport under which the assassin Hartford. O ct 10.— lA P I—Oover- here during the hunt for Alexander Guild will conduct a rummage sale Alfred Scblebel, Jacob Lipp- the aallors who lined the raUs wept Petrus Kalemen traveled was a on October 4, when they held a flow- St. Louie at) soldier. j ...... __ . > mMsIand Albert A IKskwf 13 Butler.ii*1aw BurialOttwlml was . I Inm Kaminski, has never.becn presented, all day tomorrow in the store openly, the *>ent over and kissed the forgery. er sale and realized a sum of $65. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ger Cross said today that he bad When the Quedn had gohe the vast East cemetery .'at bat ' T i Carteret, N. other night at a meeting of toe Birds Garner 17 Bingles; AD Sorts of Records Fall; machine gun comp.any and to sub- 17th St 3:30. Every one is Invited. Mrs. Bertha Wetherell Named harbor. It flapped flags violently, personnel ask that any of their J., lad made 11. Totala ...... 43 funeral. wine and cigaretts. The newspaper port. Fans Most Disgraceful m Bowling Association. 11 17 27 12 1 sUtute police stick.s In place of rifles President — Installation j giving a strange overtone to the It was further disclosed that the friends who are Interested In the Dean hit an outside curve to left Detroit (A) Beside the bodies French and art’cle said that these charges in^- hospital and wish to attend, will ^ Crowd b Near Riot Orer Medwick'and Owen Fracas and bayonets and other war equip- Yugoslav generals, _ with swords Tbe Wesleyan Guild of the South ' funeral music played by the band. genuine passport No. 185744 was aa- field and executed a. slide into sec- AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ment. He stated that he regarded eluded 77 pitchers of beer for 130:80: Methodist church will bold its reg-1 Ceremony in November. A priest of the Greek Catholic tlfy them so that they may Annals of tbe Sport; Lan- It was recommended, however, White, cf .... 4 drawn, mount a silent guard In the 123 glasse.s o f beer for $12.30; 15 slgncd at another Czecho consulate. ond base that would have done Ty 0 0 the statement In the Republican ular meeting Monday evening, O cto-: church Intoned jy-ayers and sprink- The holder of the passport bearing them tickets or reserve tables | Cobb credit wfien Goose Goslln was that toe local girls stick togstosr as Cochrane, q .. . .4 0. 0 darkened room. Below there began quarts of wine for $30 and 85 packs Mrs. Bertha. Wetherell was elected them. Games Marked hy Footbafl Tactics on Bases. ‘ platform as a hit at the stale police a stream of diplomats and notables her 15 at 8 o’clock at the church. An led, holy water on the caaket. The registration No. *79 has been identi- slow In handling toe ball. Pepper a team, It being pointed out that toe Gehrlnger, 2b ..4 of cigarette for $12.45. president at the meeting of tbe dis Took Easy and Only who at request of town and city to sign registers of condolence. entertainment will follow the busi- wind swung the incense burner and fied by tbe Praha police as a Czech Martin, who in'cldentsLlly stole a (toorter Oak Girls hod finished sec- Goslln, U .... . 4 cfltlcinis had gone into strike dis- Mrs. Tracy denied that any such ness. auxiliary to Andernon-Sbea Post. V carried the smoke of incense across citizen. pair of bases on toe crippled Mickey ond in tos State L o o ^ s lost season RogeU, ee .... . 4 tricts where In their opinion the eiiarges had been listed by her, fur- F. W. at its regular meeting last the warship’s deck and out to sea. Cochrane, was credited with a base and have been outstanding In state Greenberg, lb . 4 BY EDWARD J. NEIL ther insisting that the bill for state Way Oirt b Banishing situation seemed to be getting out The annual church rally night will evening In the Bta.te Armory. Her Then tbe royal widow returned to Vi .A8HINGTON WATCHES hit on a grounder to Greenbrg when bowling cirolss for ths post three Owen, 8b .... . 4 Associated Sports Writer of local peace control. In his speech ALCORN RAPS GOVERNOR police board bad not yet been made take place tomorrow evening at 8 usociate officers follow: Senior vice, land and tbe Dubrovnik started on Washington, Oct 10.— (AP) — Elden Auker was tardy in coverinx years. All of toe thirty girls present Fox, rf ...... 3 at New Haven and In other places ouL ! o’clock at the North Methodist Mrs. Gertrude ' Buchanan; junior Us journey. Washington officialdom watched the Medwick; Sets Precedent. the bag. at toe meeting expreseed high re- Auker, p ...... 0 Detroit, Oct. 10.— (A P )—The fabulous Brothers Dean ano he pointed out the Incnnststcncy of church. An interesting program vice, Mrs. Mae Weir Christensen; The Queen started for Paris to Palkon,:i scene closely today for in- Rowe' Leaves Early gard for toe; locals and voiced toe Rowe, p ...; . . .0 the St. Louis Cards astride the bafleball world today like a this sUtomenl in the platforrt with FOR STAND ON STRIKES ' Is planned and a general good time tieasurer, Mrs. Rachel Munsie; Join the King for. though the King dications of what might deveier Free transportation to Jack hope that tiey would continue to Hogeett, p .... . 0 Siamese twin colossus and St. Louis rules the pastime again tae fact that a Republican Lieu- . anticipated. ..Refreshments will be chaplain, Mrs. Edith Mas-sey; con- Is dead, the King yet lives— the fiom the. assassination of Kiug By HARRY GRAYSON Rotorock made it a full house. A bowl os a team In this town. Bridges, p .... . 2 today for the third time in niMjjears. Sharing in thei* World ESCAPED PRISONER King now is her son, Little Peter, Morberry, p .. . 0 tenant Governor, when acting n.s (ConUnoed from Page One) served by the Ladies’ Aid society. ductress. Mrs. Elizabeth .Grimley Alexander of Yugoslavia, and for- Sports Editor NE.A Servlee hit meant something so Frank Series’ glory is the entire National League, for years the under- Governor, called out the National ' There will be no admission fee for guard, Mrs. Margaret Brown; trus- and she must take him back home eign Minister Barthou of France. Frisch, one of the finest money It was announced that toe execu- O. Walker, e . ..1 to a grrief-stricken people. STRANGE BYE TROrBLES Crowder, p . . . , 0 dog in the annual fall baseball battle. Guard. The wires, he said, had got tonight at their convention in New GIVES HIMSELF UP I this fall get-together of the church tee for 18 months, Mrs. Ruth Fraser; Discovery by the French secret (Special to The Herald) players who ever hopped into a tive committee of the association crossed somewhere. These wires j family. 2-year delegate to tbe county coun- .\RISE AFTER FORTY monkey suit, celebrated tbe get- p’ona to visit bere In tos near future Set New Record f ------Haven. Major James Shanley, a police that Petrus Kalemen, tbe Detroit, Oct. 10.—The score was Totals might have been straightened out member of the Governor’s military cil, Mrs. Elizabeth Phelan; allcr- seer companions a.'>sassln, might be a Czech rather 9 to 0 os the' Detroit T(ger- went to away day of his eighth world series to straighten out any difficulties or .. 34 0 6 27 n 3 Not onlv did the big brother Dlz- { hia position starting toe Tiger* half Aix en Province. France, Oct. 10.' By DR. MORRIS FISHBETN Score by Innings: tad not the lieutenant governor been staff, has been mentioned promi- A card party wiil ho held this eve- rate, Mrs. Alice Wetherell. than a Croat, as at flrst reported, bat In the sixth Inning o f the payoff by cleaning house with a double misunderstandings which might ex- zy and 111’ brother Paul subdue tha of to* sixth. They booed and roared Boston, Oct. lO.— fAPI —Alfred --(A P )—Two fugitive companions down tho right field foul line. 8L LouU ...... 007 002 200—11 informed of what he was doing. nently for the Congressional nomi- ning under the auspices of Memorial The newly elected officers have perturbed officials. gome in what perhap- was the ist between toe girls. Ope of toe first Detroit Tigers four times in seven with toe abandon of toe outraged Downing, one of four prisoners who Lodge and Unne Lodge, K. of P„ of Petrus Kalemen, assassin of King Edltor, Journal of tlis American Out went Auker and In came toe Runs batted In Frisch 3, Collins 2, ’During the memorable Tuesday nation. Joseph Morrisey was escaped from the Belfast, Maine, chosen as their installing officer, The Croats have been bitterly op- wildest, roughest world aeries In things neceesorj’ to forinatlon of tos and In a twinkling, toa playing sur- and the Pythian Sisters. It will be Mrs. Agnes Peloquin of Norwich, de- Ale.xander, were the o'-jecta of a Medical Asooclation, and of Rygeta, history. renowned Schoolboy Rowe, heroic- Delanccy 1, J. Dean I, Medwick 1, times, something never before ap- had the Lieutenant Governor sprat chosen by Republicans recently. This jail Sunday night, was held here to- wide police hunt today when it was p-ised to the mtenslon of Serbian In- team again this year is tos acquisi- laca out there was covered with seat. In Congress Is now occupied held In Orange Holl-'Llnne lodge’s tho Hoalth .Magazine. The score was right on two ally pitching on successive days. It Martin 1, Rotorock 1; earned runs proached In battle history, but the a large part of the day in the execu- day for Maine authorities. partment president, and as alter- discovered they stayed at a hotel fluence in Yugoslavia by King tion of a manager. It is understood S t Louis 10; two base hits. Roth- debris. Medwick retreated to let toe by Francis T. Maloney, the Demo- meeting will .start at seven o’clock nate, Mrs. Catherine Dibble ot Meri- counts. was toe first time tola had' been enior circuit can noost its third tive office, he might have reached Downing surrendered to Boston here with the Croatian shortly be- Alexander and. allied to a certain As old age creeps upon us, the that BUI Fortin, who succeeded rock a, J. Dean 1. Frisch 1, De- storm die out. the Governor over the telephone in cmtlc nominee for United States tonight. den, past department president. The Tbs St. Louts Cardinals had toed done aineb Smoky Joe Wood, of toe conquest In four ye&ra and consider police last night. fore the crime. extent with the Slovenes, have ability of the tissues of our eyes to Red Box, lost to and beat the Giants Domanlc Bslettl late last season os lancey 1, Fox 2; ’three base hits, Had No Reason five minutes and explained the sltu- Senator. "You can't beat th game," he jcint installation with the post will tbs plats that many times, and the manager, will not take toe job again w lp ^ out for ever the humlUatlon Police learned Kalemen fortified strongly opposed Alexander's moves respond becomes lessened. in two days hand running. But It Medwick 1, Duroeber 1; stolen But tha moment Medwick tried to clion. In this way, the responsibility Four Republican Senatorial con- told Lieutenant William Le Blanc A double surprise shower In honor take place sometime in November. wipe out age old ratios and geo- game should havs been forfeited in this year. heaped on It by the Yankees and himself with alcohol a few hours <0 Certain changes take place with what perhaps was the most dis- quickly developed that Rowe still Hete of toe baaebaJI world are off to toe Dean brotoere and just to bosee, Martin 2; double plays, Owen stroU back toe pelting sUrted alt .for calllns out state troops might ventions are also scheduled for to- after he had walked Into Station 2 of Mrs. Rachel Symington Barnes, before he slew the Yugoslavian graphical lines In the kingdom of Athletica. Tha Yanks beat toe Cubs night in New Haven. end Miss Dorothy Noren, nurses, inereoaing years. For some of graceful acene in the annals of the was suffering froi moke it unanimous toe famed pair doff their headgear, too, as they look to Gehrlnger to Greenberg; left on over agaUi and again, every on* have been passed on in whole or in and Identifled himSelf as one of the Monar.:h at Marseilles.. the Serbs, Croats end Slovenes, and Owing to tos decision of toe bowl- bock on their great record in the Cardinals’ triumph over toe Tigers In baaea, S t Louie 9, Detroit 7; bases in 1927 in seven games and though State Senatorial nominations made ' was given by their nursing asso- these there Is possible eomneo.ss- sport. with the 140-pound Joe B. Brown, waited until toe cleaners bad com* part to the Governor who was only quartet of escaped prisoners. HOSPITAL NOTES Kalemen and one companion bring all the peoples of tbe country tlon through the use of eye- or something, for he pitched to only ing eommlttss in Hartford to bar toe World Series. Diszy, left, won the opener, 6-8, dropped the fifth on baUs, off Auker 1 (Rotorock), tos Yanks trounced too Cuba in 1982 yesterday: 20th District.—Republi- He declined any Information I ciates at the Iron Fireside, Wapping Judge Ksnaoaw Mountain Landis, toe Giants beat toa Sanators last and gone. When It woe repeated a JfO miles away. named Chalny passed two nights at under tbe domination of tbe Ser- glasses or by means of surgical auprems oommlssioaar of bassball, torse hitters. non-rssldsnts in their league it wall gome, 8-1, then captured the crucial tilt yesterday, ll-O. Paul won both Hogsett 2 (OrsatU, MorUn), Mar Wires Were Crossed cans nominated .Stanley D. Morgan about the men who fled from Bel- ;.'.n Monday night. A chicken supper the hotel while the other man, fall. Jha Cards faUad to wipe off toe third Ume there was nothing for Walter Arebavy 13. of 6 North bians. methods which bring about im- took ths easy and only way out Ths srstwhila E’ Dorado anigma understood from good authority lost his Btorta, taking toe third gems, 4-1, and toe elxto, 4-8. bemr 1 (OreatU); struck out, by “The Lieutenant Governor as was of Waterford; Fourth District— fast with him, but i lad cars were was served to 37 guests and the named Kramer, disa* peared Mon- books toe record rally of ten runs in Umpire in Chief Harry Geisalto do Democrats chose Michael J. McCue . School street and Victor Black, 13, King Alexander’s death at the proved function. For others thers whan h# ordered young Joe Med- got rid of Medwick, but Jimmy Col- night that tho Charter Oak Girls J. Dean 6 (Greenberg 3, Bridget, but to appeal to Landis. Tbs ahagfflr bis right, preferred to assume the warned to be on the lookout for the honored guests received many beau- day nornlng. lins’ single and a loug two-boggsr wUI agals rsprssent Mouehsoter on Vtolte), by Crowrder 1 (Rothrock), cne Inning toe Athletica pttod up oa of Wethersfield; Seventh District— other prisoners. I of Cumbcrlend street were admitte’d li.xnds of one of bit own subjects is no known treatment. wick from the game "to prevent a haired Mtentote eolled to* eulprtte, entire res^nslbillty and to leave 'Jfiil and useful gifts. The assassin and Chalny had gave grave cause for concern over Nevertheless there are all sorts riot" by Billy Delsncey illustrated kow toe polished oUeya this seosob. by Auker 1 (Martin), by Bridges 2 toe Cube but they come eloeoeaough the Governor out of the picture des- Democrats nominated Ralph C. Jan- Boston authorities had been I late yesterday afternocm and treat- breakfast In their room yesterday a* they doted out toe riotous sevm Medwick and Owen to hi* box, along dreau of Thompsonville. possible internal disturbances in of quacks who thrive upon the Under the circumstances, Landis' difficult It would bav'i been for him 'Shorty*’ Soratsn whom it Is thought (J. Dean, Delonoey); hite, off pite the declaration In the Republi- watchful since early yesterday, Edward J. Murphy of this place, I d for lacerations and bruises suffer- morning, after which they drank to have won 16 consecutive contests Auker 6 In 2 1-8 Innings, off Rowe 3 game battle yesterday with big Dis with to* umpires and Managers wh,en a truck in which the prisoners ed In an accident on Main street at ' ugoslavia, but seemed to preclude 1 promises they make to tho.se who decision was a level-headed one. But will take over the mansgainent or Frankie Frisch and Oxtorans, Ha can platform against the use of uni- chairman of tne State Pharmacy considerable liquor, the proprietor in the National League, and too team has called for a practice of In 1-3 Innings, off Hogsett 3 In 0 zy'a second victory, a abut out.score escaped was found abandoned near William street. Their condition Is said. ti;at the murder might become a , are Incurably afflicted. This ap- It also established a precedent for Seven New Records Set, asked Medwick If he had any rea- formed officers In strikes. Thus the Commission, was one of the honor- fccond Sarjevo. : piles partlciilarly to weaknesses the throwing of bottles and refuse. brought In Elon Hogsett, who fool- aU ths members of lost year's team by toe wldeat margin in eeriee bia the North station. A citizen told reported to be good. loxiie Hotel Together son for kicking at Owen and toa wires still remained crossed. ’ PRINCE HOHENLOHE aiy bearers this afternixin at the If Kalemen's passport shows he of the eyesight. Dangerons Prec«dent ed no one and was wilder toon a snd any other girt bowlersbmle: who tory, 11 to 0, effacing another Na- The Governor went on to say police he recognized a man who left Cmieral in New Britain of J. Henry Mrs. Lena Rimer of 35 Division After lunch they left the hotel dandelion. Little Bridges finally rutfleldar said he didn't Aakad then the truck as Downing. was a Czech officials believed it .During the flrst 40 years of our Here's a nsw way for home fans would Uks to try for a ploeo on toe tional League record, Christy that the first Information he recclv-1 Johnson, secretary of the New Brl- street was admitted and William together. bad to be paged to extinguish toe in 1 inning; losing pitcher, Auker; Uathewson’s 9 to 0 whitewashing ^ why he had done It Medwick re- 'The sheriff of Waldo county. Me., might place an entirely different lives, the ability of our eve to to get rid o f an oppostn star. Just team. Tomorrow night at S:80 Is toe plied: ______ed that the National Guard had | EN ROUTE TO U. S. faln Association of Retail Druggists. Murch of 217 North Elm street were Chalny returned alone at 8:30 p. focus images on tha retina and boo loudly and chuck bottles and confiagratlon. 9 Are Tied In Classic umplree, Oeitel (AL) plate, Rear- toa Atolatlcs for toe Giants of 1905. been mobilized was on his return to ; was notifle 1 of Downing’s surren- discharged yesterday. m.. dined, paid the hotel bill, and aspect on the assassination and. by time and toe place will be Farr’s thereby see them accurately is fruit or anything handy long On reaching first base on bis sec- alleys on Oek street don (NL) first b4tae, Owen (AL) They rammed home seven runs in "Well you know a lot of things Hartford late Tuesday afternoon i der. A daughter was born today to Mr. disappeared. involving the neighboring nation of ond hit of the inning—a slow roller (Continned from Page One) Czcchasluvakia create a much more carried on by means of a mmcii- enough. The umplre-ln-chlef no eecona boas, Klem (NL) third base; tbe third routing two pitchers who happen when you elide Into third.” when he picked up the "Hartford | FOREIGN EXCHANGE pnd Mrs. Francis Robinson^ of 51 The proprietor said Kalemen doubt will give him the bum’s rush. to Owen—toe amusing Dean held Detroit, (3ct. 10.— (A P )—Seven time o f gome, 2:19. Times" and saw the headlines run- | eagerly read all news of the King’s dangerous situation lar mechanism wliose action de- The annual Yankee Sweepstakes, had beaten them earlier in toe Landis immediately thumbed him cleared," the Prlnr said aboard the Foster street. pends upon the ability of the icns That's what Landis did. Happily up the game until he ascertain^ new all time world aeries baseball s—O. Walker batted for Morberry series. Eldon Auker and toe wobbly nlng across tho page—"Machine impending visit, In the hotel read- whether he had been credited with held each winter in Hartford, in LANDIS TO DEQUE In 8to. away and Jo* strode off In th* com- liner Bremen. He said Mrs. Van- NEW LAW BANS of the eye to mold itself into a for Landis yesterday's score was so which Clara Jockmore ran second records were set end nine others .loung giant Lynwood (Schoolboy) pany o f five policemen, for safe gunners mobilize at armory; Hart- I New York. Oct. 10.— (APi For- ing room, just before he left Aix. lopsided that the Cardinals made a hit. tied In the process Of the Cardinals ford troops rush to Piitiiam.’’ derbilt asked him to m.ake the trip eign Exchange irregular; Great The assassin, who arrived Sunday satisfactory shape for focising to Lorraine GulU of Washington, U. Rowe. They disposed of toe Indian keeping. after he himself had decided to do PUBLIC RECORDS The eye. therefore. Is able to see little protest. "Is that a hit?” he yelled to the taming of toe Tigers. Eleven other ” 1 Immediately proceeded" ho Britain in dollars, others in cents. night with Chalny, never filled out official scorer, seated in tbe press C„ ranking No. 1 woman bowler of ON FOUR DISPUTES left handed Elon (Big Chief) Hog Medwick also might have told so. MADCAP YOUTH objects that arc near or those that But on# could not help but won- marks for a seven game series were rett, who bod held them In subjection said, "to find out what had happen- Great Britain demand, 4.90 1-2; the obligatory hotel record for the YOUR der what would have happened had box ’way up on the grandstand roof. tos Unit*! States, wiU be open only broken with one equalled, making a n lot of things happen when you ed in the strike area during the two The Prince, who Is a great grand- cables. 4.90 1-2; 60-day bills, 4.89 .Marriage Intention police. He delayed the formality arc far away. to women bowlers of toe north tola previously In relief rolee. They sub- son of Queen V’lctorln, Is accompan- the game that meant thi world Wigwagged that it was, Dizzy slip- grand total of 27 assorted record STAGE AUTO RACES e'lda into the plate too, for it wag days when I had been absent from IN P A R H RANKS 1-2; France demand. 6.62: cables. Anthony Stabile of Hartford and Whenever the proprietor spoke to ped into his red sweater coat, and ear, it has been announced, in order performances. ! s'ded temporarily under toe infiuence hia plunge into Cochrane In the third ied by the Prlnce.ss. With an air This ability of the lens to mold championsblp and $42,369.99—the Flying Spikes, Curses, Rows, of Tommy Bridges, toe slim curve the state. As soon as I h'ad got 6.62: Italy demand, 8.60; cables 8.60. Congetta Calabrese of this town him about it. He said he was the difference between the winning and the game proceeded. to bar toe Wasblngton star. The en- Manager Frank Frisch of the new i inning of toe second game here, that Information, I directoil the ad- of determination he asserted: applied for a marriage license In the brother of one of hlo companions CHILDREN itself diminishes progre.sslvcly I’OIl artist who pitched toe Ttgers , "I sliiill Insist on giving evidence By H. E. KNORI.AI'UH Demands: losing share of tbe players' prize One Too Many try fee will be $2.00. worl-' champs led the record break-1 AT STAFFORD FAIR when he waa thrown out by Goose jutant''’ general to dcniobilizu the Belgium. 23.46; Germany, 40.43: town clerk's office yesterday. who arrived Sunday afternoon and through life and. some, time aftci third victory, but they broke out all In full court unions procedure pre- By O li v * P ob*r t 9 Barton j 40 years, a stage Is usually reached money—been air tight. Mixups like the one between Med- srs of both clubs by improving on i Make Series Most Color Coelin trying to score on Collin's machine gun company and to aiib- neninai . ‘'Tiflrid (API The government Holland, 68.08; Norway, '24.65; Swe- gave the name of Egon Kramer, 24 There is little doubt but that a wick and Owen frequently take There’s an interesting story be- fivs former marks particularly i over again In toe sixth and sevsnto single to left toat started some of vent.n. The allegntlon.s against years old, and b rn In Flume of ; in which t Is no^ possible to .see stitue In the other compmiies of the den, 25.30; Denmark. 21.91: Finland, COL. F,.\TON BETTER. forfeiture against tbe idolized place in bard played games. It just hind the Bluefieids-Noi-wlsh Col- credited to him. Completing his , .linings to complete a vengMul day toe roughest piny In the world eerles National Guard that had been call- .Mrs. Vanderbilt i-nmde by h e ^ f r , .'L^sh'sin’‘1 ,^ North Haven, Oct. 10.— ( A P ) — , Croatian nationality. well at ordinary reading distance. mer .servantsl are preposterous and rnsh AtripIin^R whose ilespcrate 2.20 1-2; Switzerland. 32.77; Spain. Tigers before tbe hysterical crowd happened to be one too many In a legians closb, whieb was coUsd off eighth aeries, Frisch holds toe rec-1 fal in Recent Years. ViTlth lour more runs. history. ed out, police slicks in place of enthusiasms for a cau"e often 13.72; Portugal. 4.48 1-2; Greece, .90; Tho condition' of Col. Robert O. | The other man gave the name of This pearl of price falling from , Nobody has yet developed any Eastern A A A Dirt Track Incredible. She was always most de- the Ups of a wan little mother may i treatment by means of drugs. at Navln Field yesterday would series marked by vicious base-run- at toe lost minute after being sched- ords for most games played, 50; i Fans Near Riot Every player on both sides ho* rifles and bayonets and otber war prompt armed (lenmnstratlons re- I Poland, 19.00; Czecho-Slovakla, 4.20; Eaton, former collector of internal Sylvester Chalny an- said he was have resulted in s riot. ning, and Ignited the aroused feel- uled for lost Sunday. The Bluefietds most base bits, 58; most times at voted to Gloria and to think of her a Czechoslovakian. They said they I be of value to other mothers bear- ; exercises or any other melbod By ALAN OGtTLD Almost transcsndlng tos boll dune as much damage as possible equipment. The next day t visited mi treating her daugh' ,-r is un- sulting In Injury to themselves and I Jugo-Slavla, 2.31; Austria. 18.98N: revenue and now custodian of the ' Yet that is what would have ings of the addicts. Klem. station- sought tos services of Johnny Map- bat, 107; moat singles, 45, and most Putnam and Danielson so 1 might others. were on their way to Paris. I Ing heavy crooses. i that will prevent or cure this con- Associated Press Sports Editor Title at Stake as Lrading game though, woe toe unprecedented going into bases. Five umes to a thinkable. I Hungary, 30.00N: Rumania. 1.01; state capltol. was reported ns show- transpired had Landis not been ed at third base, explained that be kus, Green southpaw ace, who was doubles 9, He equalled a sixth rec- demonstration of 17,000 disgusted see for myself what the situation ing "encouraging improvement" to- I Therefore I quote it. although | ditlon. However, it Is possible bv otogle game tbe fourth contest Sat- >e\iited To (ilnrla Following a check of casualties 1 Argentine. 32.70N; Brazil, 8.03 1-4N: present, for Harry Gelsel, the um- would have put Medwick out of si the leading individual performer of ord by driving home three runs with faithful in the left field bleachers, was there. Subsequently I had con- caused by excitnhie youths with 'Tokyo, 28.69: Shanghai, 36.87 1-2; day. by Judge Waldo Blakeslee, his ROUND UP RADICALS. I she had no idea the world would j i- .ing convex lenses of the proper Detroit. Oct. 10— (AP) — Ths urday at St. Louis, either Frisch at "Her devotion to Gloria was the I hear when she spoke: | strengthxto bring the near point to plre-ln-chief, had the watch out, game for what the Hungarian kid the town aeries, to pitch against a double in the final game. Drivers Compete. halting the ball game 17 minutes be- ferences with manufacturers and ; nervous trigger Angers, Rafael .'ta- I Hongkong, 40.70: Mexico City i.sll- son-in-law. Pari.-,, Oct. 10. lAP)— Leaders and the veteran Bill Klem declared did yesterday in the heat o f battle. world series of 1934 will be remem- second ot Martin at third failed to sole rea.son her engagement to me of the I’ ligoslaviaii Separatist move- 'I look at It this way," she said , a convenient distance and thus the Collegians. Fox Ties Ruth bered for years to come in baseball, tween halve* of the sixth Inning and workers on strike. 1 sent Into the 1 was broken off at the end of 1023. lazar Alonso, minister of the Interi- I ver peso 1. 27.80: Munlrral in New i Dr. John J, Minter. Col. Eaton's that the game would have been for- Row It Happened Ervin (Pets) Fox, right fielder of hold the ball as l^trott runners atrike area the Commissioner ot ' or. Issued a decree forbuiding mem- I physician said the patient had a ment and refugees W’crc rounded up quietly, as she tucked the blan- enable a person to sec as well as not alone for the sensational pitch- Orally forcing another history mak- Mrs. Vanderbilt felt that if she . York. 102.08 1-4; New York in Mon- ket more closely about her dozing feited had it been up to him to de- Medwick tripled off the' butt of toe Tigers emerged at a record to Stafford Springs, Conn., Oct. 10. smashed into them. Every Cardinal Labor who represents not only the | bership In any political organiza- j treat. 98.00. I re.stful night and was sleeping nor- ; by police today in a widespread he could before he needed lenses. Imagine the surprise of the town ing of the Brothers Dean, but for toe ing decision toe expulsion by high score toat wa* close, meant a knock- married me and came to live In Eu- son’s knees. moved th* wheel cide. the rigbtfield bleachers to score champs when it was revealed that tal of six two baggers for a single -^ a.itern A. A. A. dirt track chsm- state but also the labor board who | tion hy any boy or girl under 16. I N —Nominal. ' mally this morning. search of Paris and suburbs for c%1- A more difficult change, which Landis divested world aeries ar- Martin. In order to escape being most fantastic sequence of episodes Commissioner K. M. Landis of Joe down for Cochrane at toe plate. rope Gloria would not be brought chair gently into the shade. "I'm takes place in the eyes with in- the Collegians bad already signed series. This also put him in a tie plonship automobile races, featur- Medwick, CardlneL! leftfielder, to handles state labor disputes ami ' Those under 23 may join only dence that King Alexander’.s as.sas- biters of the power to give tbe ath- knocked out of reach of the ball since four strikes were out. ing leading drivers and the fastest Pepper Martin was taking out Qeh- up In the American atmosphere, to no longer young. If Rob hadn’t creasing old age, Is cataract, in Monkus for a try-out and bod slated with Babe Ruth for the most extra complete the. wild picture of what strikes and reqiio.sted him to riv ’ which she had been accustomed.” with the written consen' of their slnation was inspired by political letes the gate as the result of criti- throwp from the outfield, Owen got base hits m one series. The Babe If what the league leaders coll single-seated core in toe country, ringsr at second and Owen at third main there until the strike should ‘ parent.s. I enemies. . had his accident I would have this condition the. lens of the eye toe Green star to huM against tos "aggressiveness” and what toe the boys are SUreody referring to as Prince Gottfried (U Ibed how been left with nothing to do. 1 cism In eonnection with Heinie off balance. ’When his right foot hit three doubles and three homers will be staged at toe Fairgrounds ' 'k* a blocking college half back. be called off. ' t'hlldrrn Menm-e Peace The homes of dozens of Yugoslavs gradually becomes opaque so that Manusb, of the Senators, being ban- came down it landed on Medwick's Bluefields. When the game was con' bleacherites know as “ fight” Is ths the psychopathic series. he first met Mrs. Vanderbilt In the thank God for giving me work. It is impossible to see through It. m 1928. track here Sunday afternoon as toe No Oonteet At AD "Although the situation under United .States In 1920 and how they The government estimated that * ) 41— were searched and yielded photo- ishied In the Washington club’s :se- left leg. In the kind 6f a series It (elled, it was Insisted that the Blue- factor needed to help restore boee- big feature of toe final diy ot toe Incensed at tot whola procaedlngs the commissioner's influence quieted “ Not this —no, not this,” she Although vast amounts of re- fleld$ feared to stack up egoinat the Dizzy Dean, who would ratoer bali’s popularity, toe World Cham- A* a boll game, yeaterday's match became engaged the following year. .30 per cent of the membership of , ' graphs and documents which police riss with the Giants last fall. was, Medwick's idea of a good wa' talk about hit bitting than his Stafford Sprinex Fair m general and Malwick In partiqu- down in Putnam and Danielson, youthful organizations affiliated | ia i| h 1 (X lL en ru ! are examining. , added, .almost in a whisper. ”I search. time and money have been (JoUegiana with Mankus on the pion 6t. Louis Cards and toslr vic- quickly pataed to* contest stag*. During the two years engagement to be useful, but not But not even the violent disorder to get Owen off of him was to kicl pitching, now shares two batting Ralph A. Hankineor, of New lar, the Detroit fandom tuddsmy strikes broke out in other places with political parties are minors i I An undisclosed number of persons ™ spent endeavoring to find some that grew out of Medwick eliding toe third baseman in the stomach mound. tims. the Detroit Tigers, have gone cracked wide open under the strain Isochrone, who spent a night In a he saw Gloria many times, he con- I Then she took her courage recorda with toe big series sluggers. York City, America’s leading A. A. boapttol nursing his hurts and won- owing to the Invasion of flying i tinned, and .Mrs. Vanderbilt was aU | who.se Judgment, the government were held for questioning. ' way to stop the lenses from be- spikes high into Marvin Owen can with both spiked shoes. a long way toward providing it. A. racing promoter, ha been ee- of the rout. Medwick's brief clash squadrons," Governor Cross -anid. I in her hands and said firmly: "My coming opaque, or to clear up the Dizsy put himself into the "little red The most colorful world series io dering whom he would pitch, final- ways a devoted mother. i feels, is Insufficiently mature t o ! The homes of Svitozar Pribitche- keep the closing 1934 chapter of the Fists seemed about to fiy, and toe The Bluefields, however, have book ” not only by toe mere fact of cured to assemble to- field. Officials r.’ith Marvin Owen, Detroit's third "This necessitated the railing out i gauge the full eonscquences of ! Vitch. former Yugo.slav minister of work, you sec. isn't caring for Rob condition after It becomes opsqiie, recent years saw more tpikta Hying ly used hi* whole series staff, most With him the PHnee has two let- I and nursing him. That is my marvelous Jerome Herman Dean players of both clubs swarmed much better explanation. Tbe Col- oommg up to toe plate twice in one of toe American Autemebile Asso- baseman, provided toe spark for toa of National Guards for short I ters hli mother wrote Mrs. Vande'r- j armed action. , the Interior, and ’Vladimir Raditcli, It is safe to say that no one has out o f the headlines. around the belligerents. When order legians could be brought bere only Into toe base $;uerdlens, more vtO' ciaUon, under whose eanction the outraged exploaion. ul them to toe third inning os 18 periods to maintain law and order. Dozens killed or Injured, large pleasure. My work consists in yet discovered drops to be put inning yesterday, but by getting lent language used, more contro- cords went t6 bat, seven bite, three blit when the engzgem-nt wns ter- ' son of a member of the Yugoslav One Reaches Third was restored and play was about to at a great expense and toe game twro base hits, a feat that only Roes UUa races will be hela, are to auper- Medwick boomed into third wlto At that time 1 as.sured inanufar- property lo.ss. and Jails filled with j otwe. linen keeping up his courage and help- Into the eye. any exercises,^ any versies between toe umpires and (or doubles, tore ewolked, the bases mlnated. He Is prepared to use | Parliament who was shot and killed The great Diazy didn't require resume, Medwick offered to shake would run as a counter attraction to Young, Jimmy Dykes, Jimmie Foxx vlse toe actual running c f the races. plenty of gusto and observars In toe turcra in a statement which 1 made youths hare been the re.sult of dem- I hrnani" tuunmen. on the floor of Parliament three ing him to accept his condition other method of a medicaFThar- players than any other champion fllJed three Umes, seven scored, four them In court, he said, to throw a i without obtruding myself and In- much assistance from his team- hands, but Owen waved him away, toe world series and tos West Sides and Al Simmons achieved before Among toe heedllne speed de- press box overliead. saw toa third to -them that employes who had light on the circumstances. onslrations where boys and girls In I ^aJyiie. ___ > ^ e A l e l .vears ago, were among those acter that will take care of this mates tb make good bU boost that Owen also refused to moke up when grid opsnsr. Ratoer toon toks a ship fracas since Kenesaw Moun- pitchers took p-irt and D lt^ hit been regularly employed and who creasing Ji)s bitterness of depen- him. Tbe margin of Dean’s closing mons expected to compete here are baseman flick hia right foot quickly "Directly that 1 rend of the al- i their 'teens have taken to the searched. Documents were seized condition. The one hope at pres- be would pitch the.St. Louis club to they were called before Landis 16 financial licking, toe Bluefields can- tain Landis becams high commis- Johnny Hannon, o f Nerrlatown. Pa.; safely twice, to lUelf a eerie* record desire u>. remain in their employ- streets to protest this, or that, or to • . lyiilli'ent' dence.” ent Is proper surgical treatment shut out victory 11 to 0, is another sioner in 1921. al Medwick a legs. Tbe chunky Car- legations I determined to go to .New in the former minister’s apartment. tbe world championship after only minutes later. celled end booked toe RockvUle one for toe book. Billy Winn, of Konsa.. City, Mo., dinal, atlU lying on toe ground after for a pitcher. ment would bo protected and that right real or fancied wrongs. Two Yugoslavs who appeared at 1 believe In that sentence J"' she i when the time Is ripe, Landis has decisions to moke on York to refute them." he explained. dank \i*n«n rnaknh. has given a credo for the whole ; ____ one day’s rest. The game was delayed 17 min- Oerks instead. The recelpU at toe Other Marks Equalled end Bob Sail, of Paterson, N. J. his allde, promptly reared back wlto Dean, adding toe last victory to private propcrtle.'i would be protect- Accepting the claimed meniber- the door while police were leading utes when the Cardinals took the four disputes, all of his which hs "Soon after I made the decision I Ski* n3aRAn«-l«riiA, I human race, especially for wom- But ths Cardinals were taking no latter game amounted to only $16, Other records equalled: Most hite More toon thirty drivers In all are both feet, and lashed out with bis toe first he pitched in toe opening ed against sabotage.’’ received a reqmst from Mrs. Van- shtp of such major groups as the J. out Radlteh. were taken into cus- Another rather common condition chances with the chips down, and field. The better part of fans In held hearings before leaving lost en. What a world It would be If on indication that toe management In one game, four by Joe Medwick expected to parUcipate. spikes toward toe upper port of game, with one defeat in between, derbilt to go and I took the flrst O. .N, S. (affiliated with the Fas- tody, as well as a third man who coming on late in life is glaucoma, lost littls time in turning tbe con- the temporary bleachers In left field night for Chicago. He will decide Hannon is now leading in the altowed only six bits and walked cists); TTnlon of Youthful Commu- we all felt that way! in which there is increased pressure wasn’t wrong at all in cancelling toe Hank Greenberg and Jim Collins; what. If anything, la to be done Owen’s body. available Ixuit." uiiXL luaaJt., appeared to be a lookout Police test into the most devastating and showeredvered MedwickMed' with fruit, buna, Collegian tilt. fight for toe Bastern championship. none a# he jotoeGoose Goslin bad with toe umpirea, both sides pushed them in opposite AS SHE MOURNS I dr another — 1s that she knows Gehrlnger and Pepper Martin; most heel.. Winn, who has been' dogging' York only as long as clrcumslancfs Youth. Youthful Left Republicans *% w e, \Jk. *L*cWoe Numerous photographs were tion is treated by operative proce- reached third base—Hank Green- ently enjoyed toe sport. Medvick os well os the cose of Joe Medwick, Hannon all aeoson, will be out to direction* and toe gorne went on. of the case compel. and The Pioneers, an organization i herself. She knows that her cross, berg in the fifth fra le, on a single fielded the fruit, and threw It at Wrestling errors by third baseman in one whose impetuous charge Into Mar- The Tiger fandom seeing the de- (Conttmied from Page One) I seized In the apartment of Antonie dures and the pain is sometimes al- game, 3 by Martin, who also tied the overtake him and thus grab off toe of extremist youths under 14, there hard as It is, has also filled a deep leviated by the application of heat and Pete Fox’s double. cameramen who dashed out to ob- vin Owen at third base yesterday morolisatlcn of the first world series ' Simetin, member of a Yugoslavian need In the very cere of hor be-, series mark with a total of four mis- highly value aecUonol speed crown. i are some ‘610.000 Spanish youths ; .Ct*ucom»“ ls.-..xmz.nf:.-the..mnat • . Iff Pfnffft______tain. close, upa . Bcnta.Oipattt: jotnsd By; ASSOdATEO PRESS woa. foUowEsd by toe most rtatoiii view in S5 year* burst all aeriea rec- DIZZY-DAFFYPLAN should " nald ProBCqls Plelil, yrjioeh -s o c te ty .;:... ing; .... - ...... - .... - ...... Cues. Sail, holder of toe 1933 racing toga, EAlRIWDlui CLAMS - engaged-Irr poltttcz:------Foetid with that; situation. Dean him in giving the customers a show Mm Francisco—Nick Lutoe, Ven- demonstration by fans since ord bounds of indignation. They polt- ‘' ‘mfnii-tcr“ ol the navy.- "Stie spared Others whose residences were . . Women, did they but know it, serious conditions, that occur and For a seven game series, the who hod been banihesppi' ^ toe ' aIY littiTmm •»______. , There also .are a number of other sSarche'd were Prestdehl BbUid, Vice the patient should have the atten- blew a third strike by Tommy in return by pla.^ 'ng catch with an ice, Calif., beat Jumping Joe Savol- himself was the target of abuse at lock of a lultoble cor, only recently «d oranges, bonona psels, hot dog smaller regional groups such as the have to be needed to be conttnt tion of a specialist in diseases of Bridges so fast that the ball looked orange. Med vlck and Martin par- di, Iron Mountain, Micb., 2 out of C3ards posted the highest batting the Polo Grounds in 1922 after a ' ’li'n Queen Marls, a sister of President Azanovltch and Treasurer It seems that she has soared average on record .272—besides acquired a new Vanoc Special, and tuns, apples, pop bottles, and thing TO KEEP PITCHING he is KING’S BROTHER "Nosaltrea Sols” ("W e Alone"), of the ays as soon as possible. like a pea, and forced Jo Jo White ticipated in a screwy pepper game 3 fells. ten-inning tic between the GlanU King Carol of Rumania, learneil at Catalonia. NIcolitch of the Yugoslavian Sepa- even above the stratosphere of driving in more nms, sending more he will probably drive toat machine they could reach ovtr toe screen in ..oil the King had been assassi- ratist Refugees Association, Poluga There are certain changes to tap a puny grounder to Leo Du- with stray bits of fruits. San Diego, CoUf.—Gi orge Zhari- and Yankees was called on account here. left at Medwick os be trotted out te Police Fiwv> Handloapa mother love into still rarer re- rocher. with Goose Qoslin and Bill Yell For Touchdowa , Pueblo, Colo., won over Howard men up to bat. getting more baae of darkness. nated. she asked that he he left ex- -(CoDUniied from Vage One) Posta of responsibility of most of Dusan, a blacksmith and Peter Pai- gions. She Is not the kind of ths outside of the eye that hits, more triples, more long hits Detroit, Oct. 10.— (AP) — The actly as he was and where he died. toni, a student who is president of begin to occur with inci 1 RogeU on first and second base, re After the Cardinals scored their (Jontonwine, Dee Moines, on a foul. these organizations are held by mothci to feel that her boy’s last two runs in the seventh ses- and posting a larger total base fig- During toe seven game strugf-e, Desna—Dtssy and Paul—or* going She found him there, stretched out the World War, it was learned to- an association of sandal weavers, age. One of the most iinfori (specUvely, in toe ninth Dean en- Newark—Ruby Duaek, Nebraska, adults, but a large percentage of cnished body is at least hers to joyed a hearty laugh in striking out sion, the left field aleacher fana ap- defeated Sander Zxabr, Hungary, 2 ures. Combined, toe two clubs ex- botli teams took turns at trying to to keep right on pitching. on a couch in the police prefec- day. many of whom live in Paris. of these Is the gradual rolling oi their memberships Is made up of keep for ail time now. She had Greenberg for the third time, and peased by toe replacement of Med- falls to 1. ceeded former seven gome records kick tos series awray in toe flii fisld. ture. , minors. Several other students were ques- planned for his last college year, ward of the lower eyelid due to for hits, runs batted In, triples and All League Elevens Swing While moat of toe World Series For twenty minutes she remained tioned as well as Ivo Passariteb. the relaxation of tissues and the toe world series of 1934 was history wick by toe veteran Chick Fullia Windsor, Ont.—Leroy McGurk, Heroes one day, such oa Pepper players packed their gripe for a big Available recordn. including the The government feels that If It she w((nted him to marry and shouted, "we want a touchdown.” total long hits. Ths Cardinals Martin and Schoolboy Rowe wrere . alone, with her dead, kneeling be- Almanach de Gotha, blue book of correspondent for the Sofia newspa- degenerative changes. when Owen forced RogeU. > Tulsa, drew with Jimmy Logoe, De- rush to to* wide open space* to can eliminate the minors, the work bring her grandchildren. She held It woe Dean, Dean, Dean, just as It would have taken a couple of troit, each won one fall. equoUed tos record for total nus. 'goete” toe next Ume ouL side her husband’s body as Pietrl Furopean royally show only one of the poliiie in dissolving ritous per Zora. such a rosy heaven for him in the There is sometimes also a grad- catch up on some long lost sleep or and 01 hers withdrew. Police also visited the headquar- ual loss of the fat that Is in the it was Dson, Dean, Dean in five of touchdowns to have beaten toe Mickey Cochrane, spiked twice Into Action This Weekend chose jock rabbits, wUd boor or brother of King Alexander living. demonstrations will be simpllfled. cathedral window of her mind. toe seven gomes. Jerome Herman Clardlnals of yesterday. And touch- Eleven winter golf tournaments and badly battered come out ot a Marie was shaken by grief when He Is Prince George an elder broth- Police have been at a disadvan- 1 tci-s of a Yugoslavian society in a The shattering of her hopes and akin. The eye also waters a good deer, Dtssy and Daffy aUU couldn’t she learned of Uie death aboard her ’ safe in Clichy, Paris suburb^ but de- deal, because of the lack of proper and his younger brotoer, Paul, ac- downs weren't being made against in California will provide purest of bospitel to play all but toe lost hair resist the lure o f toe diamond. They er who renounced his rights to the tage III handling demonstrations all her plans by a cruel destiny, counted for ail four Cardinal vic- Dizzy Dean. $35,000. START DIDOOR ROUTS inning ot tbe final game, but most All aix football team* to thS'^dletown went dO'IWB before Lewie train and fainted several times dur- throne In 1909, and is now listed as where use of pistols, swords or j cllned to say what they learned ex- she is able to translate to her own Joining of the eyelid to the other are preportog to toe amoMment of ing the night. But when she arrived tories. It was Dean who stirred up fantastic of ell was toe story of Central CermecUCut Intezscholoetlc High and West Hontford defeated a retired lieutenant colonel, living rifles endangered lives of children, I cept that refugees had ceased meet- need. This is iporis than sacriflee tissues. With the eyelid in this con- even their own mates, to join a base- she apparently regained her com- dition there is also Increased likeli- toe trouble when toe St. Louis club AT fOOT GUARD HALL Schoolboy Rowe's fingers being League swing into ocUon this week, Gilbert High and then lost to ball boriutormtog trotq)*. In Belgrade. whereas weapons In the hands of I ing there three months ago. or acceptance—It is divine. I won- broke out with all the fury of a squeezed ao herd by toe handshak- toe Manchester-Brlstol encounter at Weaver. posure although showing signs of these children have had a discon- I Latin quarter cafes and bars fre- hood of infection. "Shucks, Paul and me are just the tragic strain. der if "divinity” Is not a combina- giant contained In .tbe third Inning. ing Joe E. Brown, film comedian, toe Bell City on Saturday afternoon Bby Stress certing way of producing rasualties I quented by Yugoslavs have been un- tion of acceptance and service. gsttlag warmed up" boasted to* fa- Arrivss Early Sometimes attention to the hy- Stage Scotiiig Spree Jim Foley Resigns Berth that It was necessary to tahe,>lm topping th* elate of three game*. Monebeater shared League honors mous Dlssy, who has pitched In GORMAN RESENTS far beyond what one might expect I der close scrutiny for some time, People call her a martyr. She Before toe outbreak subelded sev- Hartford, O ct 10-^After one of to toe hospital also for treatment Coach Tom Kelley has been sending with Bristol lost season when tbe Tbs Queen arrived in tbe earlv from Inexperienced users. police revealed, presumably as a lire- giene of the eye and simple physi- toe beat dutdoor seasons in years, "only nine gomes—three of them dawn aboard a special train with resents that. They say she Is ill en of the 12 Cardinals who took hia charges torougfh Ibteaslve acrim- ‘Red and Whit* could ;^ln tmMiiwg Likewise, the courage of these cautlonary measure preliminary to and cannot stand It. At first cal . measures will bring about toe Garden A. C. goes Indoors at World Sorias sngagements—over toa only four passragers. Mme. Edouard 2.6 7 their cuts had scored and three De- Sam Breodon, owner at to* Cards mages so for this week and hopes better than a scoreless tto with to* past 19 days. "I feel Uhs I eon SPEAKER’ S REMARK youthriil elements has almost in- the King's visit. glance one would say so, but one relief, but in the more severe troit pitchers hod been swept from As Mentor of Bluefields Foot Guard armory tomorrow night to have th* Red and White at its Herriot, v ^ e of the former premier, forms a very simple plastic opera-! anticipates no trouble signing toe Monshonmen after playing superior throw bosebaUa oU winter-and then variably excelled that of older and knows instinctively that she will toe pile of earth out there in toe and with Ed Hurley directing and Dean brothers to contracts for 1936. peak tor the League opener. caught the train along the line late more cautious participants in fac- tlon. which any physldan ape-; football all toe way. Bristol is start right out oa toe 1985 season. R you may prefer rharobray or percal* to fashion this charming B.\LKAN TERRORIST stand it, because the mind sup- middle. Pete Perone matchinaklng looks for “Yes they ore enUUed to a raise” Beeerd ot Tosms ported to have a atrong outfit this at night and tried to comfort her. (CMnUonrd from Page One) ing police charges. Marseilles, Oct. 10.— (A P )—Petrus cialtzlng In surgery of the eye can J Jim Foley, who coached toe Blue-ipeody have ecvarol oppUcatioas un< a good year in toe big drill shed 8o dO€i Pud." Shs brought with her black so the O model, which Is designed for slies 14 to 20 and 32 to 42. Size ports the ’ body, or the soul does, The insertion of a fourth filnger,'< smiled Bresdon. "They’ve hod a Meriden, co-favorite with Bristol jrear wlto plenty o f weight, while Youth Defy New Law Kalemen, assassin of King Alexan- when it is dictating to that )>ody. perform, will cure the trouble. . fields to the town baseball cham- der 9oneldentIoa. down on High street. 'Manager Frankie Friseh of too Queen could arrive dressed in mourn- against Tobin’s statement presaged 18 requires 3 3-4 yards ot 35-Inch fabric plus 3-4 yard contrast and Bridges,' eatabllshed a world eerles wonderful year and they won't Imve to capture League honors tola sea- Manchester, with n lineup o f Inex- now; world champion* and Mickey I Much of the recent sabotage, the t 1-3 j-ardt trimming. * der of Yugoslavia and Louis Barthou Most of us shout so willingly Older people may get yellowish ^ It la reported that Foley may be Right off the bat l^roae is plan- taj. the possibility Gorman's motion to- record tor toe number o f hurlers pionship this season, has resigned to do any worrying about toe son, due to toe weight of Ite eleven, perienced gridders, boa yet to show OeohratM, pilot o f too tomod Tlgoro government belleve|i, has been per- of France, was revealed today by and lustily over our family plaques or spots on the skin of i employed in a single round. The through with baseboU in Manches- ning at attractive card to open toe future. They will take a oontroct stocks up again William Hall at The only others wers the Lady-in- day might evoke discussion over- petrated by youngsters. To secure a PATTERN and STEP-BY-STEP SEWING IN- the eyelids, due to degenerative that position. It was leaned today. anything at oU on which to bos* wranted nothing but eleep. Pepper STRl'lTIONS, fill out the coupon below, being sure to MENTION the police as a Balkan Terrorist troubles. We are sure that no one Tigers used six pitchers in all—an- ter, It being said that be hoe eeeur- wlater season. He will b v e Ktng- to due Ume sad I don’t thiiihr Wsst Hartford to what may prove predictions of a fair season ahead, WaiUng and Court Marshal Dimi- shadowing temporarily the building Tha government h; in nearly ail chosen by lot to execute the order changes. These may be removed j No reason was given for Foley's de- fiah Bolesano In one of tbe feature Martin Is going to Mexico to bunt tri ejevltch. THE NAME OF THIS NFIWSPAPER. on earth could be expected to en- other series record. d a contract to coach at a yntse- will have any argument about It” th* beat battls o f tha week-end on Wlto a bockfljld compoMd of Horo- trades department dispute and the eases attempted to exercise lenien- of a Terroristic gang. by surgical operation. It is alsoj epote and the King is meeting no wild boor, deer, mountain Uon and Plstri mat the Queen and express- dure what we have to. If we do Whwe Wo# Navlat cision to withdraw os mantor of toe ebusette prmwotory school not Manager Frank!* Frisch Is al- Friday. On to* some day. East burdo. Brown, Cobb and Berger, preliminary report of the resolutions cy toward the boy* and girls, be- The Image of a skull and cross- endure, after our fashion, we an- possible to destroy them by ra- j title holders but it is understood softie In Ritchie Gibbons one of the beora Ernie Orsattl and Jock Roth- ed his and Prance's grief. Then, committee. It would have surprised no one season. The Bluefields ha’s* snj^red ready assured a new contract at a Hartford fhoea Middletown on toe Coach Kelley Is-working to bolster lieving them generally victims of JULIA BOYD, 103 PARK AVENUE. NEW 3’ORK bone was tattooed on the assassin’s nounce that we are martyrs. Slum or by electricity. that dissension between toe players toughest boys In tbe Bay state. rock. Cordlnat outfielders, plan to waUdng.^ateadlly between the court Tbe building trades controversy bad Frank Navln mode hie appear- overwhelming ouocaM d u rl^ tbs higher salary for nsort year. latter’s Raid. All six teams havs up the Red and White nttock. Im- hunt and Osh together out m Call* misguided enthusiasm. But when Bnelossd is IS cents in coin ter right arm and printed iindtr the Let us flush with recent bumll- Finally, there U the tendency ance on toe mound after Gerald and toe coach led to his decision . Ritchie hoe beaten Claude King bean defsatsd in early gomes by marshal and Mms. Jouhannaud, wife comes before the convention...... t h i s losses____ _ o f ... life_____ and_ property climbed._____ two years of their exlateace and ore prove th* Un* and ps.*f*et n smooth fomla. _ I symbol of death in Croat dialect tation as we think of silent to hgve a gradual change In the Walker swung for Flrpo Morberzy Foley was on outstanding star in given tha major share at toe credit among toe Connecticut entries and outside eempetitlon. oartal attack. It Is poaslbto that of the Ifarsellles prefect who was afternoon when the adjustment com -' the prevenUve decree was issued, Pattern No...... Sts*...... looms a little too rough for toe Charley Gehrlnger, who Is a Wff was: "Liberty or Death." Above the mothers with rsal. oresocs and no i colored .matter of the eye. so that In the eighth, but out came Gener- lloaebaU at Manchester High and for tho revival of interaet la tbe Bristol neat ths Alumni and Manchester wlU rely to a great ex- mlttee brings In Its report. Almost without exception the there appears to be a grayish arc baffling klngflsh. Some o f the best La$t Night Fighu automobile accessory man In !)»> ;, Nams ...... Address...... j akull were the letters “IMRO" or hope ahead. And let u* Isarn to al Crowder, who might well have has coached toe Bluefields since national pastime la Maacheeter. bowed to New Britain. Manchester tent on passes against th* heavier TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY , youth organizations voted to ignore ’’VMRO"—the sign membership While this Is sUght- boys In Connecticut and Massoehu- trolt during tbe winter months wilt j City . . I ...... Stats...... j>t know ourselves, honestly, without ' over each eye. , started. tl eir oKcanizatlon lost year. No haa lost hy dsclslvs margins to Bristol aggregatioa. Tlia gnma wiU There are no spark plugs in tho that decree, and the ..utonomous re- -o f a Maetdonian revolutionary or- ly disfiguring. It Is hardly of suffl- Large crowds have foUowad the sette wHl be there Thursday night. rest hare n whits and then LOST— BROWN shepherd dog. pretense Speaking of aeriea records. Jim- zvccesaor has been appointed to fili team at oU Its gomes oad toe recent By ASSOCIATED PRESS . Norwich Frss Acadsmy and Hart- be played at Mussy field. Connie Maok's aU-atora for t b e il^ UoMua Vn x m n P an eii I P L 2*’ onglnc. The fuel la ; gion of Catalonia has denied the Name of this newspaper ...... ganization. We have to be needed, ^ut we i c’lent Importance to demand any op- my Collins tied one with four hite, Popular prices o f forty cents, gen- No. Reward, j jfB lM by heat generated by tbe j government’s juRsdlotlon to apply toe vacancy os yet but It Is further towrn sertas drew oa aggregate at- Chicago—Frankie Sigolo, Chicago, ford High. Msridsn was turned back Meriden, Bristol and East Hart' tour of toe Orient. . sonirmaalnii ^ UlSm, various centers of can’t alwaj’s, tf ever, be needed as eratlve procedure or other wtten- a feat performed by Medwick In understood that toe Blueflalda al- eral admission and seventy-five knocked out BatUtog Ola^, by New Britain. East Hartford fell ford or* favored to turn in vletorlM tha homas ot many teadaaee at c k fe t|» 15,000 fans. cents Reserved will be In order. And ns everyone known I befbre Hartford and Bulkelev. Mld- la toe three games sehadul*^ Row# ^ gotttng married. MANCHSaTER EV1:N1MG HElUULD.^MAMCHJSBTlira. iSD CTEE ir e CLRSSIFIID SENSE and NONSENSE II A -local wmpqn ^ todt confidenc** Girl—Ones I hit a m il boll osd In her Judgment. Mnim aha bought - nearly killed a man. uinv ber husband n tending chair think-1 Boy Friend—Really T I AU6AV« fiMD IAA3ai| * t of MO DAMC ER SHOP RDVERIISE (ng.be wotlM stoy home nights. . Girl—Yes, the profedsiopal wps HNVE? V/Afc W T V . BUY H^S SO .... * > teaching me apd sdmoet dn^pi^ ANVBOOTV StTTlNC), AND HI Friend—1 thought you were going I when ! hit It SONS .NON, If YOU paper reporters. That’s our final an- w ent when be left the pxdice station \PU UX5SE from AUTOMOBILES APARTMENTS— FLATS— to play bridgd with your wife to-' — m— HIM AN aco rn, H 6L L oater. The real Hans: off with "guess they want to cUn In his ears It Isn't always ths tar E^vehing H erald J. Holmes, decorator, upholsterer, brought here," be said with dignity, succession of squawking, metallic Ing goods store?' Manchester, Conn. ATTENTION — THIS apartment Cathay demanda damages aad a r»- noises. Kenney stiffened to rigid at- "They say the boys are getting about old times and how rough they ache. . . . It is easier for a girl to "so that we might arrange an ami- rough In this series, but they don’t were.” . CsroUae—He tells kalcksrs to fat | CLASSIFIED must be seen to be appreciated, trabtlon. DAN SLEEKER. JuUor tention. The skin about his knuckles make a man a good busband, If she women. * easy to heat, suitable for 2 or 3. cable settlement" know what rougbnesa means— Fifteen minutes later, Joe Med- makes him a good wife. . . . Life ts adver tisements pnbllaher of The Blade, convinced grew white as be gripped the re- MOVING— I'KDCKING— Newly reflnlshed, 4 or 5 rooms, Im- that “eoioeUihig is flshy", sends "All right We’ve arranged it ceiver. "They should have seen the 1909 wlck Inflamed I%trolt spectators jammed full of folks who don't know imes. Why, every man that slid Into a near riot after a third-has* wbat it U aiu about . . . One thing PLEN'TY OF PEOPLE WASTE Oeaat su wu»e» u s Ma STORAGE 20 provements, nice neighborhood, 5 5Iordea to RIvervlew to loam all he haven’t w e?" Bleeker said. "Good God!" he said slowly. "Are A LOT OP TIME WI8HINO IT laltlsla nombsrs sa4 sbbrevtstioes minutes to business section. Now can abont Cathay. “It hasn't been very amicable to Sto second tried to give you a shave brush with one of the Detroit you can aay for this country is that n saeb eouDi as s rorS eaS seinposae they certain?” with his spikes! players. But Haas was not around WERE TOMORROW- words as two words motmors onet Is PKKKETI A ULENNET INC. lOCAl only $18. CaU tonight, 97 South MBS. CATHAY oaOs on Bleeker far,” Fisher remarked. tvarybody hss a chance to become ’There was another interval of "I came out with several scars, as for a comment poor and honest . . . You never con erics St thrss Hass i.Dd long distance moving Uauy Main StreeL Telephone 7505. and asks him to come to the Palace "It'a as amicable as It's going to noise from the transmitter. Then SrrLL*rAK£ UBS ratss psr dar lot traaaiaat dkpreas to Hartford. Ovemlgbl be,” Bleeker told him and alammed tell—from the boy's bimd there is The tsmpsraturs seven miles I notel for a oonferenoe with her hus- Kenney said, "W e're sending Some liable to bud a Sousa. . . . The big TO •• ervlce to and from New York. Tel. FOR RfeNT—FIVE rooms complete- baad’s lawyer, CHARLES FISHER. the door behind him $ls he stepped above the earth ip nearly constant, | CffpeUrc 17. i m ly furnished, excellent location, men to help you. W alt there tmtil In the center of both Upa la all advan.tage of twins is that the doc- C*Rb .->U63. 886b OI 8864. Sleeker goes. into the corridor. they come. Then stsirt covering according to srientiflo belief. $ Coassoutlss Ua/t ..I * ***' ?I «u winter only. Adults. Tel. 6988. wrong thU year. Try to make your tor has to bring one of them Into QETTHE^aOO i OeBSseoUve Day ..I • }1 NOW OO ON WITH THE STORY everything. The paper will eee this mouth look full and healthy. ths wrorld for .nothing. . . . Money ...... ^ It was the following afternoon. thing through to a finish. You get FROIA JAKE 1 Day ...... -I II el* H FUBI.IC PASSENGER FOR RENT—MODERN 6 room flat, CHAPTER VI G l o r if yin g Use mascara and eyeohadow spar- ip hardest to get when you need it t-/a ms mr. ijT'®rdVf» fof lrr»riiU» l»MrtioM all newly redecorated, with garage. Dan Bleeker, at bis desk, frowned hold of the homicide squad and let ingly OD the street Eyeshadow Bapt . . . Too many men work off fflf 91KA tcrencc mc| will t4 charged ftt tin* rmtft, SERVICE 20 A The door of the hotel room was IniUbly at Ethel West. SAY& SpRciAJ r»tp# tet' loot loni • •it Inquire 67 Benton street. Phone them understand we're out for blood. should be put only on the upper lid. excuses as reasons. . . . Some men opened by a tall individual whose _-PSS.B.ae»T.eTa Aoy odvortUlnt op«D ro«|o«tt IN ADDI'ITON TO Silver Lane Bus 3307. "What was your last report frbm Do you get me? All right, just a -Y o u r se l f Don't blend It outward beyond the never seem to get ahead unless you A4§ erdtrod rot throo ot tli dor* gray eyes peered in eager expecta- Charles Morden?” he asked. moment th e n .... hold the tele- comers of the eyes. figure In daylight saving Ume. . . . u d otopDod b*for« tlia tbtrd oi Aftb Line, De l.uxe Bim for lodge party KOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat on tion at Dan Bleeker. “ You brought will ohorfod ooly foi tbt M* nr team tups, we also offer 7 pas Ethel West picked up a shorthand pllone.” Powder must match tba skin. Ufa is a Msrry-go-around but you WCOKCHY SMITH Ridge streeL Inquire 25 Spruce him," the man said, and there was A6ci»H«it^^ Peaceful Again Cit^ Domtai of Umat tba d bppa&r* enger sedan livery. Phone 3063, notebook from before her. “ You Kenney looked over at Dan Bleek- Smart girls simply don't go In for iiava to live right to grab off the PyJohnC^erry •d abartlog at tba rota abroad, bot fctreet. unmistakable relief In bis voice. ifiNN -I'm PUltINfi ^ IbMORROVT- 8860. 8864. talked with him personally day be- cr. "Are there any instructions?’’ those grotesque ochre, green and ipass ring. . . . The trouble with •o bllowooaa oi rafuoda aoo ba Bxoda Bleeker nodded, followed Mrs. ------MK SCKiaM Mi*------. common senoc Is that It'a too old- I tUf fi urrif wdRK VET-Tb Pe on -iorrkM iO M ft? FfgKWt Ob otz tlma bda aieppad oflar tba FOR RENT—4 ROOM FLAT on fore yesterday, didn’t you?” he asked. "Morden's murdered." lavender effects this fall. Get a Cathay Into the room, turned to face powder that’s suited to your type of foohioned for oommon use. ytui WANE pe vbg mvB -f^ ff WfiCWUt A4MN .M Aum iri., fifth dbjr. Clinton street. All Improvements. "Yes. What did you hear from (To Be Contnlued) "French women," says a fashion Ko **111) rorbida**! dlaploy Uaaa mt the big man who was closing and skin. There are grand ones with knY r r ? - x a ggicR iggiig REPAIRING 2i Garage. The Manchester Trust Co. him yesterday?" and beauty authority who has just V C So SOON, rather extend- "You can’t tell. It wasn’t some rate on lease. Inquire Geo. E. Keith, I'D SB D6i N'sobs’ll Ebgaaantaota MAN WANTED IN THIS locality ed discussion, Mr. Bleeker. Ccr- thing that affected Cathay so much Madison, Wis.—If Coach Clarence Warriagaa ...... Keith Furniture Co. lainly, you would hardly expect a as It was something that affected Spears doesn't find an acceptable Daatha ...... •aaaa as Direct Reprcientatlve of well Card 01 Tbanka aaaasaaaa***** known oil company. Sell small town H'OR RENT—OFFICES at 805 Main matter of this gi-avlty to be disposed his wife.” quarterback for his Wisconsin team la biareortain .. ••••aawaa***** and farm trade on easy credit street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed of In a few words. I think from a "She's the type w^ho's been In 1*- probably will be because there XrfOai and Found .••«•••••••••••• legal standpoint you will readily many a tight fix before," Ethel West Isn't one on the squad. In one af- ABOounctmanta .••••*•• #•••••• terms. Experience not necessary. ward J. H«ll. Tel. 4642 and 8025. No Investment required. Chance for agree...." said. "There’s a -woman who doesn't ternoon's drill he tried out nearly ParannaU ••a«as»««»a every one of his backs yesterday Aolanobllaa Immediate steady Income. Write "Just what do you w ant?" Bleek- ill her left hand know what her AUtomubllaa for 8ala ....••••••• d H O U SES FOR K E N T 6. ei asked. right hand does." trying to find one who could do the P. T. Webster, General Manager. right kind of blocking. m AutomobUaa for Ezchanga •••«• I 660 Standard Bank Building, Cleve- ‘ Mr. Cathay," sold Fl.sher gravely, Dan Bleekei frowned meditative- Atita Aecaaaortaa—TIraa .«••••• d FOR RENT-SEVERAL Desirable ‘Is a very Important Individual In ly at the carpet. "Ring Dick Ken- Auto Rapairing— Patailog ••••• T land, Ohio. five, six and seven room houses, Princeton, N. J.—From substitute Auto fichoota ...... f*A Ivlvervlew. Perhaps he sometimes ney." he said. "Tell him that I want 1 0 Autoa—Ship by Track •«•••••• I single ami douDle. App'y Edward I. overestimates his Importance. That him to come In here for a confer- to captain is the story of the two Autoa— For Hlra ...... • Holl. Phone 4642 and 8025. leaders who will oppose each other IS, however, neither here nor there, ence." Oaragaa—Sarvlea—filorafio ••••• tf at center when ' Princeton meets Metorerolaa— Bieyclaa ...... II WANTED UPHOLSTERER. Must nor should I cait to be quoted. He "Anything else?” Waniao ' Autoa—Moioroyelaa . . . It be fairly experienced. Apply per- Williams Saturday. Elwood (Mose) WANTED TO RENT 6h has quite a bit of pride, and when "Not unless Morden telephones. I Kalbaugh, Tiger captain, was a sub FRECKLRS AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosver Baalaaaa ood Profaaataoal garrtpaa sonnel office. The Ncuro-Psychla- he has once reached a decision he Is want to talk with nim If he reports. BuBtoaaa flarvicaa Offarad ••••• II MIDDLE AGEtr COUPLE would center until Dan Hinman was In- Hooaahotd Sarvleaa Offarad •••••ll'A trie Institute and Hospital, of tho very much Incline,I to stay___ " Tell him to come In to see me if he jured last year. Walter Nochren of llottdtng—Contracting ...•••••• 14 Hartford Retreat, 400 Washington like house of 5 or 6 rooms, on Man- "I've heard all that before,” can leave the case long, enough.," 1 SAW HER, Ptortaia Nuraarlaa •«.•»••••••• It Williams was a spare fullback aa a SUBB.HBB MV HleritSBY i street, Hartford. chester trolley line Bo* X, Herald. Bleeker said. Ethel West stri'de from Bleeker’s sophomore but was shifted to the BIFF.«I RAW PuDcral Dlractora ...... II THACHERS SON,..V«NT | Hagtlng— Plumbing— Roofing It private office. A few minutes later pivot position and made good last HERJ A nd laauranea ...... II Dick Kennedy entered. FARMS AND LAND Fisher frowned. A swift flush of season. " our PCJR R30TBALL LAST Mllllnary— Draaareaklng ..••••• II tage appeared on his countenance, "That Cathay business," said HER NAME Uovlog—Trucking—8 .oraga •••« tl FOR SALE 71 YEAR, BUT WAS RUT i Public Paaaangat Sanriea ••••••fOtA and then he smiled slowly and grave Bliseker. "I want some action on it.” Minneapolis — Stan Kostka 19------OPR THE TEAM fSOR POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 4.1 ",But I understood the whole mat- Painting— Paparlog ...••••••••• II FOR SALE—OAK GROVE street. >y- caught the eyes of Minnesota fol- BReAKIKia YltAININlS.' >Proraaalonal fiarvloaa ••*••••«•• I t 10 acre farm, 7 room house, bam, “Of course," he said, “I didn't ter' had been dropped.” Kennedy lowers when he scored six touch- Rapairing ...... IIFOR SALE—BARRED rock pullets, know to just what extent Mrs. said, his forehead puckered with a dowi r against the Gophers’ first Tailoring— Oyalog—Claanlng tl now laying. Inquire at 348 East garage, fruit orchard. C; Porter- Totlat Oooda and fiarvloa e a•••• tl field, 68 Spnice atreet. Cathay had gone Into the prelimi- puzzled frown., two opponents but it was Sheldon Wantsd—Businsss Ss.vlee M Middle Turnpike. naries." "Cathay’s dropped It" Bleeker Beise who got the reg^ilar job. (READ THE STORY, THE N COLOR THE PICTURE) K.aratlaaal " Consider that the preliminaries snapped. "We haven't” Betse, out for a week with Injuries, Ooarsss aaO Classss ...... 11 LEGAL NOTICES 7S “What do you want done?” came back yesterday and displayed Just then some more cupcakes Frlvals Instraetloa ...... tl FUEL AND FEED 4»-A are all over with," Bleeker said, Much to the Tlnymltes’ surprise, Daaelos .11*A AT A COIJKT OP PROBATE HELD standing with bis feet wide apart, "I want that lead followed up. such expert blocking that (Coach the cupcake yelled, "Hello, you hopped from the oven. "Goody, hors Musical— Dramalls ...... II his black smoky eyes staring steadi- Tho angle of finding out who It was Bemle Biehman sent Kostka to the they come," exclaimed the first HOR SALE—HARD wood, fireplace Hi Manchotar within and for the guys. I just hopped from the JO-JO Wantsd— InstrucMoB ...... m n H wood, Curuiice wo<>d, and oak slabs. district of Manchester on ths 10th ly Into the gray eyes of the big man that picked Cathay’s pocket and second teeun. cake. “Now we'll form into B little yinaaclal day of October. 1D34. oven. All my friends soon will be line.- >j L g e a u . a M T . o r v . )k» wwica C f T. a eta pH . THAT'S DMSFiRENT, Boada—atoeks—M onsasM « . . It Telephone 3149. Chas. Staye, E. l* *eteni WILLIAM 8. UTDE. Esq.. who hulked above him. “Get down piosed as Cathay and why be did it." Bustasss OpportuBitlu ...... II Center street Judge. to brass tacks. What's what?" "But I thought that wras just the New York—Sleepy Jim Crpwl.ey out. "Then someone can start fros*.lcg SALESMAN SAM of Fordham has figured out an im- us. We'll stand real still and start Dunk Grabs An Opening! Moasy ts t»aa ...... II Estate of J. Watson Goalee, lats of Fisher sighed. angle we played to cover our retrac- "They’re waiting to get nice and /T ti3A N T ‘ T Q "5 iT A By Small Usip aad Sltaatlsaa Mnnohestei In said district, deceased. "I am prepared to advise my tion.” pruvement on the five-man back- brown, and then they, too, will nop no fuss. When frosted, you all will fiOELL, sho w; meME W ery_ simpl_ e,^V« Upon application of ^the Executrix Help Wantsd—Fsmals ...... II GARDEN—Farm- client,” he said, "to withdraw any "It was, and we’re going ahead field invented by Bo McMillin of In- right down. All of you tots are agree that we look very fine!”' how; IT W O R K S ,/J o s r hook ths Hsip Wsatsd—Mals ...... II for an order o f sals of real estate be* diana. In the "Crowley flexible longing to said estate, as psr applica* libel suits and give you a complete with it" wondering why I am here, no P L E A S E / yODOOdO (JHDER SalssmsB Wantsd ...... Il-A dairy PRODUCTS 50 shift," to be tried against Boston HsIp Wantsd—Mals or Fsiaalt.. IT tion on file. release in return for your assurance doubt.” The baker mixed the frosting In a THIS J(6(*iER AM' college Friday, both gixtrda drop be- V(ELL, HB VMS IM WEBS.' A«sais Wantsd ...... M -A FOR SALE—CONCORD ORAPE9 OUDEIUCD:—That tha said applica- that a retraction wlU be published Dirk Kenney npdded, "O f course wa are," said Gotdy. howL and Dotty, with a grin, said, MORE POWER AWOfiRKED (T'LU ketch a MOU9S IlualisBS Wants#—Fanala . . . 1$ tion be:heard and determined at the hind the crimmage line, putting six HE DIDNT HEWTATE 1b 9 A / svid Green Mountain potatoes. An- by the newspaper." "I want to find out more about "Gee, you seem as strange as "I will spread this stuff around. I’ve T*».HIMi.THAnLL MBibTEa'ibu SIluatiDBi Wantsd—Mals ...... It J'xutiute Office In Manchsater on the men Ih the backfield until time for tasted it. It's gre*t. TWAT MB HA'S W 'UW6 'FOW BV'BVTiMCf Kmplnymsnt Assnsiss ...... H gelo Pasqiiallnl, Avery street, Wdp- 16th day ot October. A. D.. 1034. at 9 Bleeker's voice was crisp, his Cathay,” said Bleeker. "He was strange can be. We’ve never seen a GIVE MS two to return to the line a aecond live cupcake with hands and lacc “Now, cupcakes, walk right up KSBR A «* Y U *s t»»sk— l»s«a—FdwHsr I Fefcicisa plng, Phone Rosedale 39-2. o'clock In the forenoon, and the Court manner truculent "Wo'U publish registered here in the city some- 'TtJO,ANP WANTS Y so Tb Dosn— Birdn— Psts ...... II directs sa-.d Executrix to gl%*e public before the ball is passed. and feet to me and you will very shortly see SOMETWIMS PROM HIE a iR L .... this sort of a retraction,” be said, where. Have the men cover all the RKlOW H fiS GOINS aST FOR U ts dioek— Vshleiss ...... ll notice to all persons interested in "Please tell us what you plan to that I am pretty good. Please TO \M9RK SAID HER MAME Poultry and Suppllss...... It aid estate to appeal if they see cause 'luid no other We'll publish a state- hotels. Find out where Cathay was Hanover, N. H.—Although Dart- •rfc'jm POSITION ON the FOR •/ Wantsd - P.ts -P oultry dtert 14 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 5) and be heard thereon by publishing a registered. See if you can find out do. Would you like us to play with hurry- I can hardly w a it" WAS B e r r y ment to the effect that The Blade mouth has played and won two foot- you ? My, If you weren't so big, you The cakes did just aa Dotty said team Pm kalo—MlnssllaaMas copy of th*s order once In some news- something about his business. Find MORTIMER ! Artlelss (or Sals ...... It ENGLANDER BED COUCH, ma- paper having « circulation in . said has discovered the man who gave ball games already this season (Cap- would look enough to eat." and frosting was poured on eaeil Boats aad Aoc.asortat ...... II hogany chiffonier, antique Salem probate district, five days before the the name of Cathay at police head- out If he was here alone or if any- tain Jack Hill biM just one scrim- head Then Dotty, with a little' Butldint Matsrials ...... IT chest, large antique oriental rug. said day of hearing and return make quarters was aa Imposter. A pick- one was with bim. An4 >n particular mage to bU credit for active work. "Oh, never mind that eating stuff. spoon, began to spread It 'round. Diamonds— Waiehss—Jswsiry . . II to the Court. pocket who had stolen Cathay's try and find out more about this Elseirleal A ppllancsa—Radio . . It Seen after 6 p. m. 104 W. Center WILLIAM 8. HTDE The "bard luck” leader was kept That might be play, but It's too Soon Scouty cried, "Don’t be so FusI and rsri ...... Il-Astreet. Judge. wallet, and cbosa to masquerade pickpocket business. There was a out of the bard work by a knee In- rough. Beaides, I haven’t tlTne to rough. I’d bate to see you spill that Gardsn — Parm— Dairy P a n e l s H under Cathay's name. We will pub- girl, a hitch-hiker, I believe she jury until yesterday. loaf. To market I am bound.” stuff. It looks so good 'twould be a Bonsshold Oouds ...... |l BARSTOW SEZ range burners at lish It prominently, not as a retrac- i>Ud. Mary Briggs I thlnk.ber name Maehlnsry and Ttols ...... || "He’s right," one of the bakers shame to drop some on the ground.” Muilcal iDsirumsnts ...... || $8.95, eheaper, cleaner, hotter than tion, but aa an ^dlUonal develop- was. You should be able to locate Approximately $10,000,000 worth said. "But he needs frosting on his Oiries aad Bters Bunlpmsat . . . 14 coal. Hundreds in town. Barstow 'Wood'vcneers aa thin as paper are ment that has been uncovered her. Run donm that angle of It I of gold is contained In a cubic mile head. I’ll mix a liowl and then (Tbr Tlnles pock the copcakea In pselals at tbs t i o r s t ...... It Radio, 470 Main street. being made on a commercial scale. through the dUigencs o f our news- want to find out ' where the man of sea water. someone can spread' It all around ’’ the iicxt story.) *PB»rsl-.Tearn...... IT Waatsd-Ts Buy ...... It asm . Bsard— atsla Rsanrla K(N)MS WITHOUT BOARD 59

•— V T h u r s d a y O n l y l « — •Thursday Onlyl- •Thursday Only !> •Thursday Only I • •Thursday Only!* f I II Thursday Ontyl — ■ ABOOTTOWN Children’s Wash Rcgnlsr $1.00 Boys’ Fall Women’s Tailored WilliBuintie Good Quality The H ay School R ayon ' • Ito ■■••• . Ouartf and Xliic'a Modern Methods of FROCKS and N ew Fall SEWING rfainM i Din maat oa Frldar at 4 GOLF OUTING a t tha Boutlt MctbodUt Child Training U nder w ear Hignf, ' Cblldrea wbo hav« gnA- SUITS N eckwear THREAD FLANNEL K a d ^ tta Ugtit 'Bcar«n skould Indoor and Outdoor Equipmant HOSE half half half ^ita^ maetiiir- Chlldran V * « s . , -g half dollar dollars dollar for X dollar I 10-2 SSL. EMILY L. HOUSE 12-1 SSL ! K eo a Tprmi Foat, Brittah W a r 2 I This aalo w as planned espe- For “Half-Dollar" Day only! Make up snug, waim flannel chsver UtUe. styles la frocks 3 Vatanna, will hold an important LAURA C. HOUSE Bib, Ascot, aquarc and round New fall designs and color- cially for wom en^ho wear ex- Black, white and colors. A ll gov^ and pajamaa now for and suits for little ones 8 to ft collars in laco, allk, crepes, cot- toalabt at ft o'clock, at tha 301 E as t Cantor Street ings In boys' 7-8 length hose. tra sizes. Fine rayons that numbera. Pick your own row n lgh u ahead from this yeara Shop "Half-DoHnr" Day tons. A ll the season's style wear and wear. Shop early! A rm y and N avy clubhouaa- Bvory daaortment! heavy weight flannel. 27 Inch- Telephone 4455 and save! hiUI mamber of the post U requestad to Main Floor, right Main Floor, left es vrtde. Plain white. Main Floor, right ba praaent Main Floor, raar Front Eatrsacs Main Floor, left PINEH URST • Dial 41S1 THURSDAY— Another One of Hale’s Spectacular One Day Events! 302 Main Street— Just North of Armory.-

With lamb Paltlea, Country Stylo FRESH FISH flanTTif* Meat or Ground Beef. Plne- ( howder Clams hurst takes Just the same care— al- Scallops, pint SOc. ways nalag only the best quality ment. Oysters, ^ n t S8c. Steaming Clams. LAMB PATTIES, 4 fo r ...... 25c I B L T T E R F I8 H , lb. IftT^ “HALF-DOLLAR” OMd 81s0d S'ew England Hake or Baetrdad with Bacon. "Whiting"- Fish—-of fhi- New, Wanted Fall Merchandise At A Half-Dollar, Or Its Equivalent. . . . 2 Halves, Oawntry Style t.'od family—SIrak or Bolling cut, lb. 15c. SAUSAGE MEAT, 3 Halves, 4 Halves. There Are Mighty Interesting Savings Offered! Shop Until 9 Tomorrow! Fresh Salmon.

lb...... 33c Filet of Haddock. Mads adter a famous recipe. Fresh Mackerel.

Filet of Hole. Filet of Mackerel. Extra Special! CHOPPED BEEF, Whole Haddock. HALF-DOLLAR This Is NEWS!

lb...... 25c New LACE Calves' I.lver . . . Ci lb. 27c Fbr meat balls or loaf. DAY SAVINGS

Beef. Hale’s M. K. M. Tender Pork Chops or Roa.st. Corned Cotton Batting,

8-pound sire, Fins good cotton CURTAINS ME.\DOWBB(KJK used. LAMB CHOPS COFFEE Spselally Priead Today! 1 h a l f - d o l l a r Flill Flavored Body that give* TBNDEBRIB O Q « Pure Silk Hose I h a l f more cape to the pound. CHOPS, lb...... dbaf C Pound ...... 27c Outing Flannei,

MEATY SHOri- Good quality atrlped outing flan- ■dollars ...... 220 lb. DEB CHOPS, lb. . 25c nel. .16 Inches wlds. Spodal For Special B le n d ...... -.... .SZc lb. half

BIpe Tomatoes. 1 h a l f - d o l l a r T H U R SD A Y Only I QMaeaa ...... qta. 45o Four■ lovaiy naw pattarna la aovalty •irndlaas Orapes ...... lb. Ifto Mushrooms. dollar laca curtains. Each curtain Is full Fink Onmsfmit . . . « . ^ * * eacb 13c Spanish Onions. 79c Training Pantf, 3 1-4 yarda long. It is rara Indeed to Hsawlar Qrapefmlt for 3ftc Bipe Honey Dews, 15c. find luch perfacUy beautiful lace cur- itoIntBSk A p p is a ...... 4 lbs. 38e Part-wool training panta for 8 Valuaa Uka this a rt efforsd once la a blua-mooa! For thla eao-day tolna priead but two half-dollars. 1 Oooldag Appiss ....4 Rts. SSe Persian Melons. to 6’srs. 3 for, avaat— “KAt

Small group of sweaters for 8 chiffon hose with picot tops. chiffon hose with lisle hem. 7- W H E A T B A IS IN B R E A D , 13c loaf. D O N tT S , 25o dozen. txj 6'ers. Reinforced toea and heels. thread; 42-gauge construction. T urkish Towels

1 h a l f - d o l l a r At HALE'S Hosiery—Main Floor, right.

Silk RIoums, 4 for 2dS\ars A Timely Saving! Small lot of women'a silk blouses

and sweaters. Values to 11.98. Thick, nappy, double thread Turkish

hales Women’s Warm towels that will give months and months of hard, rough wear. Large bath, size, 2 h a l f - d o l l a r s 22x44 Inches. . W hite with 1|lue, gold, rose, green', orchid borders. Flannel Gowns MEALTM MARKET Rfiyon Undien,

Finely tailored, nicely fitting

rayons for new styled frocks. Reg- 16 to 20 “Cannon” TOWELS, 6 for 2do!iars >half Follow the Crowd to Hale's ular sizes. sizes size, 18x36 Inches. Heavy quality Cannon’s with color-fast Imrdera. I dollars Also a new solid color hand towel Included at 6 for a dollar bill. 3 for 2 half-dollars BUSY HEALTH MARKET Towela— Main Floor, left

Full cut, nice and long gowns of fleecy Eaeh Thursday! New Hand Raga. warm flannel. Soft stripes and pastels in 300 Only! Quality

Clever new styles that are exact — 'sizes 16 and 17. Stripes and plain white, rcpllca-s of 11.08 sellers. ir Fissh 18 to 20. ' N e w Pillow Cases 2 half-dollars MACKEREL 2 for 15® Balbriggan Paj'amas, ihalf Felt Hats Newest pastel shade.s In dollars Cape (ilovea. clever styles. 16 and 17. ■ d o l l a r s 4 2 h a l f Regular 39c each. Guaranteed For Stewing Odd group. Not all sizes and OYSTERS pt. to wear 5 years. Same quality as 28c colors. Values to 81.98 a palh dollars Rayon Gowns, half Pequot. Just 300 to sell—be here Thursday only. 3 Lace promptly at nine tomorrow morn- Tricorns, berets, plll-boxes. trimmed and tailored. ing! ' 1 h a l f - d o l l a r dollars Fresh brims, turbans —- they are all Light blue, tea rose. ______Main Floor, left. HAMBURG 2 lbs. 25c represented In thla selling TO- Bure Linen I.inen 1‘rint Handkerchiefs. MORROW. All better type Underwear—Main Floor, rear. 1,800 Y a rd s!

New fall prlnt-s In pleasing de- hats reduced! Lunch Cloths signs. Finest linen, 4 for Main Floor, left. SauaagoMeat^2 lbs. 29c Guaranteed !5chooI Girls’ Percale Prints half

1 h a l f - d o l l a r Novelty Hot Water Bottles - Q half dollars BEEF STEW lb. 16c Table Lamps Cotton Frocks yds. ^ dollars 2 Library Books, half Two popular sizes: 64x70 and 6What an assortment! 1,800 60x60 inches. Pure linen Discontinued library books, to dollar Ihalf yards of brand new patterns rlose-out at 3 for , half cloths with jolly borders of I (about SO In all) that will fashion Two - quart blue, gold and green. Priced I d o l l a r s the best-looking frocks for school dollars size. Guaran- exceedingly low for “Half-Dol- and home wear. 36 Inches wide. 1 h a l f - d o l l a r 2 teed for one They're t h e lar” day! Tub-fast. Something new in . a small year. neat school girl Main Floor, left. Main Floor, left. table lamp! Glass base lamp types that are Neckerchiefs, ^ with glass shade trimmed i’ond'ft Cleansing Tissues. ideal for class- Pure Linen Wool and cashmere plaids In with clubs, hearts, diamonds, 4 packages h a | f room wear, white New Fall natty new triangular scarfs. or spades. Just what you collars, pleated Dish Towels Thursday’s Specials bridge sharka need. W hy dollar skirts, yoke Woolens not one as a card prize? each 1 1 h a l f - d o l l a r effects, 7 to 14

(Brown Label) Main Floor, rlghL years. a half » Hershey’s Chocolate Bars, Cake Sets, 6 ^or 2 dollars half half Rain Capes, ___j dollars Yard TEA Plain, almond, not-ao-sweet Fabric 1’^-pound paclugs- pkg. 29 ® The season’s most wanted fab- A heavy Russian linen dish tow- 1-2 po\ind bars. 4 for dollars dollar h a l f 2 Gloves, rics tor suits, frocks and skirts. el with colored borders in blue, red, Salad or cake sets in neat dollars Clwse nad Sanborn Fine York Slate 2 A l»ut ten lovely new patterns and green and gold. Large, generous decorations. Fine, double woven fabric . Gay colors. Be- 1 h a l f - d o l l a r colorings. 58-inches wide. towels. Coffee ...... lb. 31c Eggs ...... doz. 29c Basament. gloves In black and brown. rets to match. Main Floor, left. Main Floor, left. •Datsd'^ saBbat v Largs lira .______or.

Formay — can 21c Butter...... lb. 27c

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deep iat frying. t»p. Look At These Housefurnishing Values For “Half-Dollar” Day!

PREPARED CLAM

Chowder SPAGHETTI

27c can 3 cans 25® B, 8. Pierce taaly clam

dust like home made! chowder. No. ft ean.

Aluminum French Coloaftera, Decorated Trays, Enamel Fry Fans, Saoos Fan Sets, Ventllatora, Cake Covers, Ftyvri, Triangular Mupa, aluminum eolanders. metal with wood Green and gold deco- Heads with wire baskets, Rx- 10-lnch size. Extra serving trays In neat Values to 75c. ’Heavy aluminum 3-ptece sauce , CABBAGE 59c regular 69c 'triangular frames. Open to 37- rated. 11 Inch round tra special, special at designs 1 ^ 1 6 inches. pan sets. Thursday, oil mops. Special, inamelwarc. Large size. inches; 11 inches high. ,tln tray. half TUBMIPS 4 lbs. 9e half half half half half half dollar half I doBar dollar ^ dollar dollar dollar dollar dollar doz. I I I I I I I LEMONS 25®

lbs. Ewoot Potatoes % 9c

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FOTATOE8 peck 17« B iK M 85c. W ni eoek white and mealy. Free from Mixing Howto. Dusting Mops, Water Seta, ■eaha, iysta and other diseases. stsln-proof tops. Green S-pieoe bowl aets. Neat Fluffy cotton dust Upped pitcher and 8

and frames. Now, band decorations. Set, mops on reversible glaasea with 12-loch

Ten Kettles, Alarm Oeeha, frames. tray, ikt ■aral Mrtek half half Pyrex Oaosetolea, Kltdien Falla, half half large, 14-quart alum- square style with gny doliara doliara dollar dollars oven-proof glass cas- inum kettles. Extra enanrtsl flnlsliss, ftO- 2 2 Green, Ivory end white I 2 loaf 13c apeclal, serole with dish cover. kitchen palle. Cover hour. , , • rspsatl Mads by Newton Rob- 1 1-2 quart size. raises with foot lever.

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