Brookhart Asks Resignation of Treasury's Sec

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PRICE THREE CENTS SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TT/e SDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1929. TWELVE PAGES VOL. XLIV., NO. 31. (Classifled Advertising on Page 10) FAIR WEATHER Premier Enthusiastic AIR INSPEaOR MAY COMPLETE FLIGHT BROOKHART ASKS GREETSVOTERS Over His Visit Here AND m s PILOT RESIGNATION OF

I must leavo DIE IN CRASH OF THE STATE London, Nov. 5.— (A P )—Prim.e,:tual understanding:. Minister MacDonald, making u.r! the result to fructify in action. • ------: ;agerly-awaitea statement in Uk The prime minister paid a pleas- „ TREASURY’S SEC. I House of Commons today upon m : ant tribute to Ambassador t^aw^s, ^ jj J J j 5(3^0^ from BoS' decent trip to the United State.^ recalling that his visit was the re-; uuoi uiaiivu iiuiii \ Both Parties Confident; ! expressed thanks to President Hoo-i suit of conversations they had hpd , DOG BITE CHANGES 'ver the Cabinet, the Senate and' during the summer. ton for Bridgeport When POLITICAL VIEWS I Gives Details of Dinner to Heavy Votes Recorded; ' Reoresentatives for the welcome! “Ambassador Dawes persomfieo I fh e v la v e ^ : in such a delightful way the down - : Buffalo, Nov. 5.— (A P )—Be- > i They showed the best kind ct i right desire of his government to- Plane Goes Into TaQspin; cause a chow dog belonging to Congress Where Liquor Politicians Watching Vir­ friendship, he said, by the cand>;r ' peace and good will. / her father Mayor Frank X. | I with which they exchanged views : Conference Certain. / Schwab, bit her child, Mrs. Al- j Was Served — Suggests and the straightforwardness with “These conversations had alreadv Tank Explodes. bert A. Gunther is supporting his ginia s Balloting. which they raised . and discussed removed every fear that at an intei- ■ rival at the election today. question.cau.u.i of delicacy. national conference the unbridp-' Boston, Nov. 5.—(AP)—Clifton D. That Maj. Gen. Butler Be New Haven, Nov. 5.— (AP) — Mr MacDonald remarked that he able differences between the United! Federal air inspector, and would have little to add to what had ! States and ourselves would doom Electors in the cities of Hartford, “Hank" Carter, pilot for Skyways been printed in the press. His dis­ such a conference to failure.' Inc., were killed today when their Given Enforcement Task; Bridgeport and New Haven today cussions with Premier Mackenzw- The prime minister went on airplane crashed after going into a McCULLOCHlN would have voted unanimously on King of Canada had only been pri;- say that he reviewed these conver-1 t^Uspin over the East Boston Air- sations with President Hoover ana | Demands That Drive Be 3ne question if it had been sub­ visional. they studied ways of filling in “the mitted to them, and that was the Although he had had to raue Tank Explodes. some questions that might easJy narrow gaps still remaining in a RUROTS PLACE weather for election day. All would I The gasoline tank exploded when Made Against Big Fellows have been presented to the pub­ program of building which would, "I*'I have agreed it was of the best. 1 the plane struck the ground. The lic in such a way to reawaken old at the same time, recognize both craft was destroyed and the men But in the three cities the issues ; end parity in strength and variety in use In Bootlegging World. were mostly political, so the R e -! prejudices, were burned to death before airport IN U . M A T E publicans. Democrats and Social- i he had found nothing b ^ of tonnage. attaches could extricate them. John­ in all three , fairness and a desire to co-operate They had both recognized that, the son and Carter had taken off for ists were not in accord were seeking was Washington, Nov. 5.— (A P )—De­ the vote up till noon was regarded | and to place facts and issues be ore Jgreemen^^^jy themselve.s Bridgeport, Conn., a few minutes be­ as normal which meant there would ! the country, fore they crashed from a height cf / Ex-Congressman and Public tails of the celebrated dinner to be a great many stay at homes in Warm Welcome but one that would have to be sec about 150 feet. members of Congress at which he could have re­ into a wider agreement and that a ^ / I ""i L spite of efforts of ward workers. ' “No ambassadar How Accident Happened. r\ said liquor was served, were given to In New Haven the Republicans ; ceived a'warmer welcome,” he sa.d. final settlement would have to de Johnson, an Inspector for the De­ Utilities Official Is Ap­ pend upon a five-power conference. 7 ^ — — - — the Senate today by Senator Brook- were predicting a victory for their : -No government or people could partment of Commerce, was pilot­ hart of Iowa, who accompanied his city ticket, becoming more confident have opened their doors, their minds “The powers concerned will very ing the plane which was of the probably have a good deal to say pointed Today by the disclosures with a demand for the “as the hours passed. i and their hearts more to a guest. moth type. The takeoff was with­ resignation of Secretary Mellon: a In Hartford it looked like a tug I ^ r. MacDonald explained that he from their owu point of view upon out any apparent trouble but with­ . __ 1- the naval problem, and we decided suggestion that someone like Major Df war between the Republicans ' with n- agreements in a few seconds it appeared that Governor of Ohio. General Smedley D. Butler be given ind Democrats. ! either his mind . or . . his pocket He u,. to urge that preliminary and more the motor would not turn up. John­ or less informal conversations be- the dry enforcement task, and that In Bridgeport the Democrats had gone “ to try by personal con­ son apparently was trying to get a drive be made against the “big leemed at noon to be giving Mayor tact to establish a new relations!..p sufficient altitude to make a down­ I Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 5 —(AP) — fellows” in the bootlegging world. V. William Behrens, the Republican between two nations based on mu- (Continued on Page Three.) wind turn for a landing when the Former Congressman Roscoe C. Mc­ ! The Iowan, whose remarks were lominee a great contest. The Re­ crash came, according to observers I listened to by an expectant chamber publicans were meeting their op­ at the airport. Culloch, Canton, today was appoint­ ed United States Senator from Ohio and galleries crowded with curious ponents with a great deal of de- Officials of Skyways, Inc., said spectators, did not directly accuse ■.ermination. ! BUT ONE VOTER the plane was owned by Seth Hey- by Governor Cooper, filling a va­ cancy caused a week ago by the any member of Congress of having DECLARES THUGS wood, of Boston, and was being partaken of liquor at the party, and NORTHERN STATES. ^ IN THIS DIST. flown to Bridgeport on a pleasure death of Senator Theodore E. Bur­ ton. McCulloch had served a year he complimented President Hoover, While election contests drew the flight. j Vice President Curtis and Sir Esme voters of a dozen states to the polls Carter, who was 26 years of age, as chairman of the State Public THREATEN VOTERS I Four Oliicials and a Policeman Utilities Commission. Howard, the British ambassador, on .oday the eyes of the nation were was a resident of Lebanon, N. H. 1 their enforcement stands. .nxed primarily upon the guber- j Ready to Count It When En- He had been with the Skyways firm | Flasks Behind Curtain aatorial election in Virginia, watch­ for about a year and a half, first as | HIS C.AREER I gineer Deposits It. Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 5 — (AP) — He said, however, that flasks were ful for any indication of what a student flyer and later as a com­ Here are the Soviet flyers, their plane, and a map of the 13,300 mile available behind a curtain in the din­ might be expected of the old do­ Roscoe C. McCulloch, chairman of Republican Leader In New New York, Nov. 5.— (AP.) — mercial pilot with a limited license. air trail they blazed from Moscow eastward to New York. Upper right ing room. Altliough he did not men­ minion in future national cam­ He had 160 flying hours to his the Ohio Public Utilities Commis­ George Schrader, an engineer is the diminutive Semyon Shestakov, chief pilot, and left is Philip Bolotov, sion and a former member of Con­ tion it today, he previously , had paigns. credit. living at 228 West 38th street, second in command. Their navigator, Boris Sterligov, is pictured lower gress, was born on a farm in named the Willard hotel as the place Mayoralty elections in New York. York Wires Governor to Johnson’s home was in Stratford, is quite an important person in left, and at the right is the mechanic, Dimitri Fufaev. Their big twin- Holmes county’, Ohio, November 27, of the party. Senator Smoot, of Boston and other cities attracted i Conn.. attention, but today’s balloting in | today’s election. He is the lone motored plane, “Land of the Soviets,’’, is shown below after it landed at 1880. He was educated in the Mil- Utah, heretofore mentioned as a Virginia w^as con^iuered a crucial ; Send State Police There. voter registered in the 38th New York. The flyers may decide to fly across Atlantic. lersburg, Ohio, public schools, later guest at the affair, was said by test for the Democratic organiza- | Election District of the 10th attended Ohio State University and Brokhardt not to have taken part in was graduated from the Western the drinking there. Brookhart said tion there. Assembly District of Manhat­ j EARLY VOTE HEAVY Reserve Law School. He was ad­ he was seated at the dinner between W''ith coalition candidate. William | New York, Nov. 5—(AP)—Keyes tan. Four election board members mitted to the bar from Canton, Dec. Otto Kahn and E. E. Loomis, of the Moseley Browm. sponsored by the | Winter, head of the La Guardia | Republicans and those elements of and a policeman were appoint­ 5, 1903. Morgan Company. During the course sup- j campaign committee announced that j ed to receive Schrader’s vote. HARTFORD REPORT^ JAPAN MAKES PUBLIC Political Life ' of the dinner, he asserted, Loomis the Democratic party whiA The following year McCulloch be­ ported President Hoover, opposing lie had wired Governor Roosevelt for j They have all day to count it I “ took his beautiful silver hip flask” gan his political career with ap­ j and poured out a drink and consum- the candidate of the : state police to take charge of the | as they must remain at their pointment as assistant prosecutor of Democratic machine, John Garland posts until 6 p. m. , „ . CHINA’S SECRET PACT i ed it. election. i Stark county. Later he was pros­ i Discussing prohibition enforce- Pollard, it was inevitable that the But Schrader is taking his ecuting attorney and served as results of the balloting should be Winter declared that the police j Gaffey Again Opposes Bat-1 — ------' ment in general, the Senator assail- were needed in the Brt nx and on j time about voting. He ap­ chairman of the Stark county Re­ compared with the Hoover major­ proached the polls about 9 j ed Mr. Mellon for what he said was the east side where there w'ere re­- I publican committee. a failure to provide adequate -patrol ity of 25,000. Both candidates made o’clock, peered in and walked terson for Mayor; School I Envoy Tells Parley Dele- In his first race for Congress in election eve speeches. Each fac­ peated disturbances throughout the I forces for the Canadian border. He day. away without saying a word, 1912 he lost to John Whiteacre, tion claimed a victory, estimating which was a break for the i " » i TO SPOIL PHOTO ! added that the Treasury secretary One man, Ollie Morganelli, 40, re­ Democrat, by 500 votes. Despite the I had “ turned down an appropriation Its rpajorities at from 10,000 to newspaper photographers who Consolidation Up. gates China Was Not Neu- ---- re-districting of the 18th district, ceived a fractured skull during an of $50,000,000 offered by Congress 20,000. were not on the job as early. McCulloch again ran in 1914 and argument in front of a polling place Odd Stunt of Two Youtlis Who , to engage additional agents.” In New Y"ork City James J. Schrader then sent word that won enough support in apparently Walker’s candidacy for re-election at Public School 32 in the Bronx. tral During the War With Did Not Like Candidate at he would pose for pictures and Hartford, Nov. 5.—(AP) — A ' Democratic counties to be elected. on the Democratic ticket was op Several disputes occurred at Pub­ Primarv. 1 Washington, Nov. 5—(AP)—The lic School 21 on the east side where vote later in the afternoon. He was re-elected in 1916 and 1918. rather heavy vote was cast during j Special Prosecutor i story of the “Wall street booze Gu^ardiaf ^^epublican; Norman Winter alleged ' the morning hours in Hartford’s j Russia in 1905 McCullock was appointed a mem­ ; party dinner” in Washington was were intimidated. This section is East Weymouth, M^s., Nov. Thomas, Socialist and Richard E. 1 mayoralty election in which Mayor i ber of the Congressional committee told to an expectant and closely at­ Enright, former police commis­ populated with Italians, many of I Walter E. Batterson, Republican, is 1 5.— (AP)— Patrolman George tentive Senate today by Senator whom are nuturalized voters. Kyoto, Japan, Nov. 5.— (AP.) — which in 1919 investigated war ex­ sioner running under the sponsor- TAXPAYERS LEAGUE I seeking re-election with John F. Cope rubbed his eyes at 3:30 penditures. Two years later he was Smith Wildman Brookhart, of Iowa :hip of the Square Deal party. The Telegram I Gaffey again as his Democratic op ! Yosuke Matsuoka, until recently o’clock this morning as a natty selected by the United States at­ ! who said he sat between Otto Kahn I The attorney general’s office re- ponent. Of almost equal interest | vice-president of the South Man-roadster drew up before the torney general as special prosecutor and E. E. Loomis, of the Morgan IN NEW HAYYIN . . ported that several complaints had OPENS ITS BOOKS with the mayoralty contest is th e. rhurian railway, told the round large plate glass expanse of in connection with war frauds in I company. New Haven, Nov. 5.— (AP) Citi- ];j0gn received and that deputies had Schofield’s garage and two camps and cantonments and collect­ After throwing his invitation tc question of consolidating the city s , institute of Pacific Re- youths stepped from the car, 1 the dinner, received from Walter J lens who had thrown themselves in- been sent to investigate. nine school districts concerning; ^ .r t i. i ed approximately $14,000,000. j Fahy, Wall street broker, into the :o a very lively and a bit acrimoni- The text of Winter’s telegram fol­ which a spirited fight is being 1 Ifitions today that if Japan had each with a brick in hand. McCulloch aspired for the gov­ On© took aim at that section j waste basket, Brookhart said, he Dus municipal campaign for the past lows : waged. The city is also voting on I known at the end of the Russian ernorship in 1920, but lost the nom­ oionth today hustled harder than Senate Lobby Committee of the front window wherein ination to Harry L. Davis. With the I was urged to go to the dinner by “Gangs ^)f thugs are beating up 1 a proposed metropolitan charter for j vv-ar in 1905, that a secret alliance I “our distinguished president pro ever to get out the vote, and at ( Hartford and suburban towr.s. was posted a placard picture of exception of his service on the utili­ and intimidating citizens on the ^ against Japan then existed between Fred E. Waite, Selectman and ! tern.” He referred to Senator Moses, noon whatever apathy was thought east side and in the Bronx and pre- ] Other Contests. ties commission under Governor .0 have existed appeared to have Hears About Gifts from China and Russia, she would have candidate at today’s Republi­ Cooper, he had devoted most of his ' New Hampshire, who was presiding. venting them from voting. City po- ; An entire new and revamped % ! “ I said who is Fahy?" Brookhart flown. The only issue iS whether the annexed all of South Manchuria can primary for the nomination time since 1922 to private practice lice are either unable or unwilling to board of aldermen will be elected for state representative, while I told the Senate in relating his con- Republicans have given as good an suppress acts of violence. Leader j with one alderman instead of two and today the South Manchurian of law at Canton. administration as the Democrats j Various Firms in Country. the second manoeuvered into He is married and has two chil­ I versation with Moses, of gang notorious Kelly. I request from each of the fifteen wards and question between Japan and Chinn similar position before a side j Friend of Norris might have done. The city election you to send detail state police to re­ five aldermen-at-large. For the dren. would be non-existent. street window also ornamented I “He said he is an old friend of aad brought out a normal vote at store order and enable citizens to first time in a number of years ' Norris and LaFollette,” continued loon with the Republicans, who are I Washington, Nov. 5.— (A P )—A with Mr. Waite’s profile. I vote in these Assembly districts. there is a contest for city treas­ The conference yesterday opened I the Iowan. “ And that’s true, I righting to re-elect Mayor Thomas ] I list of contributors to the Ameri- a three-day debate on the Manchu­ Both let go simultaneously. urer the candidates being George H. .‘Vs the sound of $50 worth of I guess. So I said I would go.” A. Tully growing confident of Vic- j 1 can Taxpayers League was read Gabb, former sheriff. Democrat, rian question. The press was barred DAWES ON VISIT 1 In the reception room at the din- lory. The Republican predictions had | ' into the record of the Senate Lobby from the sessions. plate glass splintered the and Edgar F. Waterman, former silence, Cote started to sprint ‘ ner, Brookhart said, there was a reached the figure of three thousand [ i committee today as it resumed treasurer of Trinity college. Repub­ Matsuoka’s , speech was planned I rack and when someone lifted a cur- margin for Tully over Philip Troup, MARKET CLOSED questioning of J. A. Arnold, who is as a refutation of allegations of sev­ down the block but the youths j lican. were already in their car and TO THE PRESIDENT I tain there was revealed a row of Democrat and the forecast was j connected with the Taxpayers eral Chinese speakers that Japan speeding away when he arrived. I silver hip flasks. based on the fact that Republican ■ I League and also is general manager had exacted too high a price for The machine apparently came “ I was told to ‘help yourself.’’ A wards were doing better for that * FOR ELECTIONS I of the Southern Tariff Association. ! considerable number there did help maintenance of order and promo­ from Hingham. party than the Democratic wards ^ ' The Armour Company of Chicago PENNSY NOW CONTROLS tion of prosperity in Manchuria. j themselves. But I want it distinct- .vere helping the Democratic ticket, j ' was listed as contributing $500 to The delegates applauded Matsuoka’s I Parries Questions of Report­ I ly understood that Senator Smoot, The morning energy was exerted ^ I the association; the Pillsbury flour i KEY LINE FOR MERGER speech heartily. who was there, did- not help himself to get out the vote for Tully or | Prices Yesterday Showed I mills $200; Kansas City Power and | Matsuoka asserted the alliance i and was so much disgusted as I Troup and the rest of each ticket : Light company $250; Kansas City! ______against Japan was negotiated in | POLICE SEARCHING ers on His Report to the ! was and as much against it. was hardly mentioned as the ex­ I “Senator Gooding didn't take a f^oTi^/'lngererSewfng^^^^^^^^ Buys Shares of Pitts- 1896 and unknown to Japan until | pectation was that straight voting ! Drop of 2 to 17 Points at the Washington conference, but' State Department. i flask and I didn’t. As to the other prevailed. For the past two years > pany, $100; Puget Sound Power and ; burgh & West Virginia Katl- that it was now public knowledge. | : boys they can say for themselves FOR W . J. SCRIPPS i whether 'they helped themselves, the Republicans have had only a , Light company, $100; Nash Motors, road— News a Surprise. He declared Japan negotiated the ! bare majority in the Aldermanic I Then we went into the dinner." j Close of Business. company, $500; United States Play- ! ------settlement of the South Manchuriau ! '9oard but they had all the other ing Card company, $100; Chicago: New York, Nov. 5.— (A P )—The Washington. Nov. 5.— (AP)—Ac­ i Brookhart related that when he iffices and a Tully victory nmy situation with China after the Rus- j companied as usual by his under- ; arriv^ at the hotel meeting place I and Eastern Illinois railroad, $200. , New York Times today says that sian-Japanese war, assuming that continue the political complexion of | Son of Wealthy Publisher slung pipe and apparently in the ! the first person he saw was Otto New York, Nov. 5.— (A P .)—The Asked by Senator Blaine, Republi- j the Pennroad Corporation, an in- China had been neutral and that j the present government. The Social- | can, Wisconsin, if he thought the ‘ vestment company formed last best of humor, Charles G. Dawes, I Kahn. i.st vote will be light. Polls close at i stock Market closed today because : g^^^t to cpntribute. Arn Japan was defending Manchuria i one time vice president and now I Wall Streeters Present April by the interests that control against Russia on China’s behalf. I m. of the election after an isolated g jj replied: “ I think they should.” of the Pennsylvania railroad, has Leaves Windsor Hotel for ambassador to (3reat Britain, arriv­ I “It didn’t occur to me that he wa.® 3 P so that Manchuria could be restored ! - much of a friend of Norris and La- period in which prices showed a net Don’t Miss Anybody. bought control of the Pittsburgh ed here today for conferences with i to Chinese sovereignty. ! i Follette.” he continued, "but I went X. An I decline of 2 to 17 points on a turn- ^ He said his organization had West re- Virginia railway, key line to Minute and Disappears. President Hoover on the forthcom­ I »♦ Bridgeporl, Nov. u.—(AP) — An , * ceived money from the railroads eastern railroad consolidation. Matsuoka said the Russian war j ing naval armament conference in on. unusually heavy forenoon vote, a I over of 6,202,930 shares. i ^g^. association but not for cost Japan 200,000 lives and two I London. i The Iowan picked up the program This was acquired by purchase of i of the dinner with the list of gpiest" surprise to the politicians, was re- j rpj^g rally which was expected the Tariff League, adding he the holdings of Fr&nk E. and billion yen, on which Japan is still , With the ambassador when he was corded today in the bi-ennial contest ^j^g^ the market opened yesterday ' thought the railroad should con- paying. i Detroit, Nov. 5.— (A P )—Police met at the station by a White House i but he did not read it. He remarked Charles F. Taplin, chairman and j there were a number of “'Wall n which the Democrats have offer- | ^ two-day selling holiday fall- tribute to the latter. general counsel respectively of the “ Is China prepared to repay any of Detroit and Windsor. Ont., are automobile, were his wife and their ;d Ex-Mayor E. T. Buckingham, wherever we part of that two billion yen?" Mat­ searching for William J. Scripps, daughter, Mrs. Carolyn Bricson. Streeters” there. ed to develop. In its place appeared “We get money West Virginia road. The deal was I Senator Thomas, of Idaho, later chief executive in 1909-11, former We don’t miss suoka asked. “What Japan has re­ 24. of Detroit, son of W. E. They went immediately to the exe­ selling pressure which was domi­ can,’’ he asserted, financed by a recent $50,000,000 I reached over to Brookhart’s desk to compensation commisioner and pres­ ceived from China for saving Man Scripps, publisher of the Detroit cutive mansion for breakfast with nant note throughout an orderly anybody.” stock offering in the form of vot j take a look at the program and ent member of the Board of Educa­ session. Before reading the contributor’s Ing trust certificates to stockhold- churia from Russia, is zero minus | news, who has been missing since the President and Mrs. Hoover. Brookhart halted his speech to de- tion against Mayor F. William The volume of trade and range of list, Blaine questioned Arnold about j ers of the corporation, two billion yen. Is that price to o ! the night of Oct. 23. Short Conference I Clare “get away from there.” Bott Behrens, running for a fourth time. prices as regarded by operators as a typewritten sheet taken from the , The exchange of control, accom- high?” 1 Scripps was last seen in Wind- The ambassador and his chief I he and Thomas laughed. talked only a short time. Then the By noon it was estimated that normal. association records. | plished with the greatest secrecy, “Japan’s safety depends on M an-, gor, where he had gone to confer ! Brookhart said Kahn brought up 20,000 of the 50,000 eligible had vot­ Ticker Keens Up Blaine said it was an agreement j throws an entirely new and unex- churia,” Matsuoka continued. “H is-' with Oscar Kuhn in connection with President went to his desk in the I the matter of railroad consolldatiot ed in’ the 16 precincts. between Vance Meuse, W. F. Myrick ; pected element into the plans of the tory repeats itself. Can China gu ar-! business matters in the Gliders, executive offices and Dawes went to For the first day since October in which he (Brookhart) was Inter­ The election is of exceptional in­ and Mrs. Ida Darden and provided Chesapeake and Ohio and the Baltl antee against the experience of a n -; ind., of Lake Orion, Mich., of which the State Department to confer with ested. terest in view of the fact the Demo­ 24, the beginning of the big slump,, Myrick and Meuse were to re- , more and Ohio* railroads which op- other Li Hung-Chang, ' intriguing Scripps is president. Scripps was Secretary Stlmson. Newspaper “After demolishing all my the ticker was able to keep close to crats will control the next Common j pose the Pennsylvania in the east with Russia against Japan?” j last seen leaving the Prince Edward photographers were waiting for him theories about economic matters," the market. It closed 30 minutes Council by winning in four of the 12 :Continued on Page Three.) ' ern consolidation contest. LI Hung-Chang, Chinese military j hotel at ® on the State Department steps. Mr. the Iowan continued, Kahn proceed­ districts, having nine Aldermen after the last sale. Both the C. and O. and the B. and leader of the closing years of the evening He Dawes genially consented to post ed to “eulogize the New York Stock elected in the Al Smith vote a year The collapse of security prices O. named1 the Pittsburghfui f r and West Nineteenth Century was credited ikyin g, he would_ return but he insisted that newspaper cor­ Exchange,” and said “what a won­ last week was the reason given in SENT TO REFORMATORY. did not take hla automobile, nor ago. The Council has on numerous Virginia in petitions for merged ;I by the speaker with r.n

1 MAISUHUiSilUK U;V1UINU\U tlliiJiALJJ, SU U 'iii MANUilJJiSTEK, UUNN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1929. PAUiS IW O CHINA CLAY TARIFF SEN. BROOKHART ASKS MYSTERY SHROUDS NEW GLENNEY OFRCE HARTFORD STREET Ship Arrivals FAIR WEATHER RESIGNATION OF MELLON State Briefs BUILDING S T R IS I REMAINS THE SAME (Continued from Page 1.) OFFICER’S ACTIONS L OPENING A FETE GREETS VOTERS CHARGE NOLLED. Entire Business to Be Moved Arrived: he asserted, Mr. Loomis “ took his Meriden, Nov. 5.— (A P )— H. K to North Main Street as American Shipper, New York, beautiful silver hip fiask and pour­ Briggs, 39 of 902 Chapel street. ed out some of that alcoholic stuff Soon as Work Is Done. Nov. 5 from London. Leaves Norfolk, Va., Navy New Haven, who gave his occupa­ Augustus, Geno, Nov. 5, New OFTHESTATE Senate Rejects Amendment in a glass and mixed it with water Hundreds of Folk from —it was too strong to take raw— tion as a salesman had a breach of Work has begun on the new office York. peace charge noUeu for $25 In Po­ Berengaria, Southampton, Nov. 5, (Continaed from Page 1) and he drank that.” Yard and Is Located in and warehouse of the W. G. Glenney to Raise Duty— Party Others “ Down and around the lice Court this morning. Company on North Main.. street Manchester Plan to See New York. Briggs was arrested in a local President Taft, Shanghai, Nov. D, have nominated ' table” followed suit, he said: and which is scheduled to be completed The Communists Vancouver Weeks Later. movie house yesterday afternoon cn Seattle. Edward Mrasko. Lines Are Forgotten. then “ Senator Gooding and I broke within the next 60 drys. The office Main Street Celebration. away.” complaint of a woman who said the construction Is in charge of William man was raolestl. g her. Briggs ap­ IN KENTUCKY. He said he was called back by Kanehl and the warehouse Is being peared in court today without coun­ PRINTED SILKS AGAIN Frankfort, Ky., Nov. 5.— (A P)— Senator Edge, Republican, New Bremerton, Wash., Nov. 5.— (A P) constructed by Schrieber and Washington, Nov. 5 — (AP) — -Jersey,----- w * who asked him if he did not i—Rear Admiral H. J. Ziegemeier, sel and the nolle in his case was Hundreds of Manchester men and With the control of the State Legis­ Without a record vote, the Senate Sons. As soon as the new build­ lature, now Democratic, at stake, know that he was sitting between commandant of the Puget Sound granted by Judge A. B. Aubrey on ings are completed the company will women will attend the opening cele­ today rejected an amendment to the Kuhn, Loeb and Company and Mor- Yard, today awaited an ex.- motion of Prosecuting Attorney bration of one of ConnecUcufs TO BE IN DEMAND Kentuckians went to the polls today tariff bill to Increase the duty on move their entire business from gan,n andana Company.^(...oiupauj. ______^___| oj^nation nlanaUon from from Lieut. Harold W Henry Dryhurst. most important thoroughfares to elect 100 members of the House China clay from $2.50 to $3.75 a ton. Allen place to North Main street. of Representatives and 20 of the 38 By a vote of 40 to 35, the Senate “Don’t that would clear up the The new warehouse under con­ which will be formally opened on I Printed silks will be the demand ated you a little? ------Iowan quote veUing his disappearance BOUND OVER Thursday morning with entertain­ of stylists for Spring wear accord- State Senators. They also will then turned down an amendment by struction Is to be the latest modem Edge as sajdng. from Norfolk, Va., two weeks ago Hartford, Conn., Nov. 5.— (A P )— ment estimated to cost more than ! ing to indications of the various select officers in each of the 120 the finance committee to cut the Brookhart said he replied that he type for storage and handling of A request of the explanation wss William Holmes of East Hampton $2,500 and the di.stribution of more ! style houses now being publicized. counties. China clay duty to $1.50 a ton. This vaccinated” against all that lumber and its location central and The significance to national poll- was made yesterday by the admiral .at was arrested today by the State than $5,000 in prizes. It" was generally expected that left the duty as at present—$2.50. and for that reason never was In- accessible. Ucs lies In the possibility that the the Inslstance of the Navy Depart­ police and is held in bonds of $1,500 Main street, Hartford, between prints again would be popular for The first amendment was sponsored Vi ted to a Wall street dinner again. vote may indicate whether the Re­ for appearance in the East Hamp­ .Windsor and Ann streets, has just the early spring and summer wear by Democrats. A well filled chamber was on ment, after Lieut. Northeutt had publican strength evidenced last Both party and factional lines been detained for several hours at ton Town Court on charges of vio­ been completed after more than but designs were delayed because it hand for the promised disclosures ot year when the state’s electoral split on the vote. Six Democrats, lating the liquor law. CONGREGA'nONAUSTS two years of construction at a co.st was not known what effect the new the Iowan and the Senate seemed to the Navy Yard here without volun votes went to Hoover, remains. Copeland, Harrison, Kendrick, Tyd- teerlng any explanation of his dis­ of $2,500,000. To mark the occasion silhouette dress line would have on relax from the tension of the long Charges that the administration Ihfs, Walsh, Mass., and Walsh, appearance from Norfolk and bis TAX COLLECTORS MEET a three-day celebration will be held the printed pattern demand. But tariff struggle as the members turn­ OF STATE CONVENE of Governor Flem D. Sampson, Montana, voted with 29 Republicans reappearance Sunday in Vancouver, Hartford, Nov. 5.— (A P )—Eleven bpening Thursday anti lasting now that it is evident that prints ed their chairs around to face the will retain volume leadership in the Republican, had spent money so for the committee cut while 15 Re­ of twenty four tax collectors recent­ through Saturday evening. Senator who stood in his accustom­ B C. S])ring liberal .sampling is being freely that the state’s floating in­ publicans joined twenty-five Demo­ Northcvitt came voluntarily to ly elected in Hartford county and ! A banquet at the Hotel Bond on debtedness had been Increased by crats for the existing duty. ed place on the rear row. who are holding that office for the Ansonia, Nov. 5 — (AP) — The done. Both large and small designs Speaking In high pitched volc.j Bremerton from Vancouver and has sixty-second annual meeting and 'AVednesday evening will begin the are among the orders. Prints on $4,000,000 were made and denied on The vote also found Republican first time, met at the state capitol which cracked several times. Brook been detained at the Navy Yard general conference of the Congrega­ ‘^laln street celebration, according pure dye cloth are expected to lead the eve of the election, as the gov­ Independents voting for and against this morning to confer with State to the completetl plans announced hart literally shrieked that alcohol here on orders from Washington. Sc tional churches of Connecticut was the market. ernor and congressman John M. the committee. far as is known no formal charges Tax Commissioner William H. Blod­ djy Sydney Symon. chairman of the Robslon, Republlca,n, wound up the Those In It is an evil and a poison. He said he gett and other officials of the state opened this morning at the First have been filed against him. Congregational church of this city, ■^:tecutive committee. On the street campaign for their party. Those aligned with it were Sena­ started “on that theory.” department. No Explanation. ■with an address of welcome by Rev. litsclf lights and flags will span the The charges were made by Clell tors Blaine, Cutting. Frazier, La- The Senator chose for his text: McCLUSKEY GETS PLACE “I have asked Lieutenant North Dr. Otto W. Burtner, pastor of that way from pole to pole and will re­ Coleman, state auditor, one of the Follette, Norris and Nye. Independ­ You must begin with the big fel­ cutt to maite an explanation to the ACCUSED BY GIRLS church, at 10:30 o’clock- Dr. Burt­ main for a full week. Window dis- solidly Democratic "Cabinet” elected ents opposing the committee rate lows” on law enforcement. He con­ Seymour, Nov. 5— (A P )— Charles ner greeted the delegation- r'plays will demonstrate home eco­ were Borah, Brookhart, Howell, gratulated President Hoover, Vico Navy Department,” Rear Admiral AS FORDHAM DEBATER at the time Governor Sampson won W. A. Madison, proprietor of the A t 12:15 a service of worship was nomics. Three Hartford bands will Norbeck, Pine and Schall. President Curtis and Sir Esme Ho­ Zlegemelr said. “ So far, however his office two years ago. He asserted Seymour Electrical store, has been conducted by Rev. Albert B..(5oe of China clay is used principally as ward, the British ambassador on I have not received any statemeiu "give concerts. that the alleged Increase was made arrested by Henry C. Wooes of Waterbury. The delegatee gathered Mayor to Start Sliow .lo.scph McClu.skey. forn^er Man­ In the face of a gain In state reve­ a filler and coating in the manu­ their personal attitude toward law from him.” New Haven, special policeman of the chester High School athlete now at facture of paper and in pottery. Northeutt flatly refused to see for lunch at the Parish House at .\t the banquet, wiiich is set lor nues of $8,000,000, while the gov­ enforcement. • Connecticut Humane Society, on 12:30. This afternoon’s session was • 7 o’clock. Mayor Batterson will Fordham University has made the ernor accused him of “juggling fig ­ Senator Fletcher, Democrat, Flori­ He said that unless other mem­ anyone yesterday and his guards re­ serious charges brought by three da, author of the $3.75 rate amend­ scheduled to meet at 12:30 p. m. , press a button switching on more debating team at that Institution. ures." bers of diplomatic corps stationed at ported that he spent most of his young girls of Seymour, aged eight, ment, contended English clays had A summary of these conferences :>than 2,000 lights along the thor­ He is to represent the college as Washington voluntarily followed tho time playing solitaire in his quarters nine and thirteen. Complaint was the advantage over eastern clay pro­ was to be given in the chur'ch 4:45 oughfare. Among the guests are to first negative speaker in the Ford- IN PENNSYLVANLA lead of the British ambassador, he in the marine barracks. made to the society some time ago, ham-New York University debate in ducers of lower transportati' i o’clock with a fellowship dinner in /be the city officials a.ssociated with Harrisburg, Pa., Nov. 5.— (AP) — would be in favor of legislation to The lieutenant steadfastly refused and the arrest followed an. investiga­ December on the subject, ‘ State charges to AUantic seaboard mar- the Pariah House at 6. i.tho reconstruction of the street, in- ■Voting machines faced their first make them quit serving liquor. to accept counsel from fellow o ffi­ tion. Hearing of the case is set for The outstanding session will be control of waterpower in the State test of popular will for actual adop­ cers who offered their assistant?. Friday night, Nov. 8 in the Seymour Jvitgd guests, and the merchants of Senator George, Democrat, Geor­ Brookhart contended that the held this evening at 8 p. Da. of New York.” tion or rejection in Pennsylvania to­ He would not discuss his case wiLn To'wn Court. Madison has been ‘Main street. It is expected th.nt McCluskey as president of the gia, also argued for a higher duty, three reporters of the Washington Dr. Smith’s topic will be “The day as the state’s electorate cast t'wice divorced, and is now li'ving ..more than 200 persons will alteiid local High School debating team saying New England paper manu­ Times who have been jailed for con­ them. Church of Tomorrow.” ballots in an "off-year” general elec­ Woman With Him. with his third wife. it the dinner. was active in that body for two facturers ought to be willing to tempt of court because they refused “ New World Conditions and the A formal inspection of Main tion. Dispatches from Vancouver qu.ir- Missionary Challenge” will bO the years. He has attained prominence stand for a slight Increased cost to to give the nami.s of thope from SEE WILD GEESE street will be made by the Mayor since entering Fordham in athletics, Aside from the question of voting encourage a domestic industry. which they purchased liquor should ed Mrs. Sarah Gibson, apartment subject of Dr. Eddj’’s address. machines, there was little on today's house proprietor, as having advls^-'J New Haven, Nov. 5—(AP) —A and others present during the even­ winnin.g a lirrd over a large held in Senators Edge, New Jersey. Hale, give that information to the court. flight of many wild geese over the election program to interest the authorlUes that Northeutt came to tin g after Uie dinner, viewing vari- the distance rums. Maine: Couzens, Mich.; and Glllett, “ The Washington Times had a city today was noted by sportsmen. voters except in those districts, com­ 'ous new buildings erected and Mass., urged a reduction in the duty right to say that I should be callnU her place a week ago with a young The geese drifted in the direction of paratively few, having fights for MIX TO STAND TRIAL ' stores opened within the past year. on the ground that Imported clays and made to testify," said Brooit- woman and rented an apartment Montauk Point to rest on Great local officers. These included Lancas­ It has been stated that with the were of a quality required by paper hart. “ I am going to do that. I 'Two cards, bearing the name ot Pond Bay. ter, Scranton, and Hsizleton, where opening of the street Hartford will DAWES ON VISIT and pottery manufacturers and have been called and I am going to Miss Laura Clements and showing Los Angeles, Nov. 5.— Tom Mix. heated campaigns for electing possc.s.s the largest furniture sec­ would be brought in no matter what answer every question put to m<‘. that she was a nurse in good stand­ film cowboy, must go to trial m mayors have been in progress since tion within one block in New Eng­ TO THE PRESIDENT duty was placed on the product. Reporters of the Times should do ing at the University of New York, DILL BLOCKS PLAN Federal Court hero February 18 tc land. the primary. were found among personal effec.’s defend himself against charges of The lone state-wide contest, for the the same.” I’lag liaising Thursday In the apartment occupied Ly defrauding the government of more selection of two judges for the Su­ The Iowan said the secretary of q'he actual celebration will open (Uontinued from Tugo 1) b l a m eI t o c k m a r k e t the treasury, Mr. Mellon, had failed Northeutt there. TO SPEED TARIFF than $100,000 In connection with perior Court, as well as the election '’ormally on Thursday morning with to provide adequate forces to patrol Mrs. Gibson said two nurse’s uni­ of a mayor for Pitt.sburgh, has at­ preparation of his Income tax re­ Hag raising exercises and will end fercncc by saying that he was an the Canadian border along the New forms were in Northeutt s rooms. A tracted little attention. FOR BANK SHORTAGE Washington, Wov. 5.— ( A P )—A turns for 1926, 1926 and 1927. it midnight Saturday. An in.spcc- i ambassador and hail "to report to York state line and had "turned note on a small piece of paper also A different situation was present­ Republican attempt to speed up tho Mix yesterday entered pleas ol lion of window displays will he i pis two chiefs." down an appropriation of $50,000,- was found by Mrs. Gibson whicn ed, in the question of voting ma­ tariff bill by excluding consideration not guiity to an indictment chargina made on Thursday morning by city Mr. Dawes’ plans for the day in­ Flint, Mich. Nov. 5. —(AP) -- 000 offered by Congress to engage read: "Married in Seattle Monday, chines. Governor Fisher and the of all other matters from 10:30 him with making false returns t<: officials. At 6 p. m. the evening cluded luncheon at the White Hou.se additional agents.” address H. W. Northeutt, letter fci Resignations of Grant J. Brown an 1 ra. to 5:30 p m. daily, beginning to­ evade payment of taxes and was ■elebration will get under way. and a trip to the Capitol to see old nominal heads of both parties in the “ While Mellon is to blame,,' John S. De Camp, president and lows.” morrow, failed in the Senate today ordered to trial by Federal Judgs Tickets will be given to visitors en- friends and acquaintances in the state have remained neutral on ithe Brookhart shouted, “ I want to call When confronted wltli questions propo.sal, believing each county and vice president respectively, of the when Senator Dill, Democrat. W’illiam James. The indictment tc .itling them to participate in the Senate. Union Industrial bank, have be.'».i the attention of President Hoover concerning the reports from Van­ The greeting between Secrcta’v municipality voting on it should de­ Washington, objected. which he must answer, charging il­ J5.000 prize award, which will oc accepted by the board of directors rl to the fact that he had a responsibil­ couver, Northeutt would make no legal deductions for the three yean Stimson and the ambassador was cide for itself whether it wants the ity over Mellon and it’s up to him to Chairman Smoot, of the finan-:e made on Saturday night. the bank, it was made known tods.,'. reply and refused to discuss Aliss in question involves the film playci Rizza’s Band wall play for con- most informal, each advancing and machines. remove Mellon and get some one, committee, made the unanimoud Revelation was made last weeK Clements with any one. consent request, declaring each day alone. Two other indictments charg­ ;crts at 7 o'clock, followed by street exclaiming simuu neously; like Smedley Butler, ■who means Reports from naval officers ?t IN CHICAGO, that a group of junior executives ot by extraneous subjects are brought ing conspiracy were placed off the entertainment which wall continue "Hello, how are you I” business in enforcement of this Norfolk yesterday Indicated that a Chicago, Nov. 5.— ( A P ) —Chicago the bank was responsible for a up to hinder progr-ss with the bail. court calendar pending trial on the through the evening until 10 o'clock. The ambassador, as he entered la'W'.’’ medical exaMning board would 0-i and Cook county today picked 22 shortage of $800,000. consumed In The Senate had long been a "free firsts charge. The City Band will give a con­ the secretary’s office was puffing at Butler, a major general in the appointed to observe Lleutennr-t judges and cast ballots on seven stock market .i; ■ nilation. An an­ Marine Corps, is commandant at forum he said, adding he wanted to cert on Friday night from a ban;l his pipe, one of the lew instance.- Northeutt’s actions and make bond proposals and several minor nouncement telling of the resigna­ the big marine station at (^uantico, ■hasten action, but believed the time stand at Goodman Place and Main •since Mr. Stimson has been secre­ tion of Brown and DeCamp sa'd recommendations to the Navy De­ tary of state that he has permitted propositions. Virginia, and recently prohibited the honored principle should not be in­ street, augmented by vaudeville Ten Republicans and ■ twelve that neither bad been found to have partment. smoking in his office. “leatherneoks” from entering the terfered with. STATE and street entertainment. Democrats composed the official been involved ia the misuse of the Tonight Mr. and Mrs. Dawes will town until authorities took action Senator Walsh of Montana, act­ L.VST TIMES TODAY On Saturday the final day’s cele­ “regular” Democratic ticket. The be guests of the President and Mr.^. bank’s funds. against bootleggers. ing Democratic leader, failed in an bration will start at 8 o’clock and “regular” Republican ticket bore In a statement telling of the dis­ The Iowan Senator read a letter Hoover at an informal dinner. The attempt to induce Dill to accede to will end with the distribution of five names, and 12 nominees ran covery of the shortaage, C. S. Mott, from Rogcil W. Mentone, of Quincy, HONOR MME. CURIE guests will include Harry F. Smoot’s request. >5,000 in prizes. Alderman Rocco on the People’s Ticket against a vice president of General Motor.s Mass., in wuiich he vras described as Guggenheim, American ambassador In the midst of the discussion. D. Pallotti and Robert F. Claffey coalition. The battle gave the Corporation and chairman of the a member of the "Great American rt ill draw the numbers. to Cuba: Senator and Mrs. Edge of Senator Blease. Democrat. South voters their first opportimity since board of directors of the bank, re­ Pole Cat Club” for revealing what New York, Nov. 5.— (.A.P)—Mme. Carolina, offered a resolution t-> New Jersey, and Senator Moses of Marie Curie, co-discoverer ot raih- 1920 to select their choices for the vealed that he and the other direc­ b.j knew about the dinner. postpone consideration of the tariff CONVICTED OF .\KSON New Hampshire, together with a "The cast,” the letter said, “ may um, today was presented the medal judgeships, previous elections hav­ tors had covered the amount of the until the day after disposal of the number of members of the diplo­ ing been decided in party conven­ defalcations of the junior executives be effete, but it is not yellow.” of honor of the New York Ci.y St. Albans, Vt. Nov. 5— (AP) •— matic corps. Asserting that Mentone might be Vare case in the regular December tions by bi-partisan coalition. pending collection of surety bonds. Federation of Womens Club# for session. The resolution was laid on Louis Girard, Berkshire farmer who The bond Issues, on which only The junior executives, again d “ perfectly honest,” Brookhart said "special service to humanity. was charged with having burned his the table and the debate continued C HI R C H ILL SILENT. part of the voters will vote, pro­ whom no charges have been filel. that "no man can invite me to a din­ The presentation was made t'V !arm buildings last July after he posed a $20,000,000 elevated high­ have been dismissed from the bank. ner and talk to me about ray duties Mrs. Frank J. Shuler, president ot lad secretly removed his more valu- Southampton, Eng., Nov. 5.— way in the west park district, $3,- as a United States Senator with a KILLED IN MILL. TWO ible furaiture and implements, to Mott has '-lien over the actii/e the federation, in the Fifth avenu.3 tut ( A P )—Winston Churchill, former 000,000 for Lincoln park outer drive view to influencing me, and call home of Mrs. William Brov/u :he home of a friend, was convicted chancellor of the exchequer, re­ presidency of the bank. extensions, $18,876,000 for various that honorable.” Meloney, New York newspaper edi­ East Douglas, Mass., Nov. 5. - this morning of arson and sentenc­ mained mute on matters political “ It’s these infernal secret so­ Chicago improvements, and $5,820,- tor, with whom Mme. Curie is stop­ (AP)—Vincent Damore, 56 employ ed to from 5 to 8 years at the state when he reached Southampton on cieties of high society that are to ,6 500 for county expenditures. ping. Among those present were ed in Schuster Woolen Mill died to­ orison. board the liner Berengaria today blame,” he continued. "These so­ ABOUT TOWN Mrs. Belle De Pivera, founder a.id day of brain hemorrhages when after a long visit to Canada and cieties who say the law is for the IN DETROIT. struck back of the ear by a bar bs the United States. honorary president of the Federa­ COMIVIITS SUICIDE Detroit, Mich., Nov. 5.— (A P )— Miss Ethel M. Fish of North Elm little man and not the big man. was using to free the jammed rolls Mr. Churchill was asked what he "To the President’s crime com­ tion. and Mrs. John N. Grlesel, sec­ Candidates for municipal offices, street, state superintendent of ju­ retary of the medal of honor com­ of fulling mill. Newton, Mass., Nov. 5— (A P ) — thought of J. H. Thomas’ proposals nior work, reported for, and led in mission, I say if you want to en­ for solving the unemployment who for the last four weeks have mittee. Samuel Pray. 75, retired ship agent been engaged in laying before De­ •the discussion of junior activities force the law get the big fellows. problem outlined in Parliament yes­ The award .o Mme. Curie was tl.c was found dead in bed at his daugh­ at the state convention of Kings To Senators I say get out of these terday. “I know nothing about his troit’s voters their claims to the sixth such presentation by the club ter’s home here today with a bullet Daughters which opened today at booze parties. You don’t need hip­ proposals,” Mr. Churchill briefly positions they seek, today were as in ten years. Other recipients of tho through his right temple. Dr. Clark the Central Baptist church in H art­ flasks as mementoes,” A TYPHOON commented. busily engaged directing their sup­ medal were Lady Ralph Paget ard pronounced it a case of suicide. porters in getting out the latest off- ford. Sunnyside Junior Circle, of During the attack on Mellon, OF Brookhart said there was “ not a Miss Evelyn Smiley, for hospital year vote in the city’s history. which Miss Fish and Mrs. C. E. work during the world war; Maiii.c E3IOT10N1 John W. Smith, former mayor, Wilson are leaders, attended the prohibition agent along the entire New York border” and althougli Balllngton Booth, for prison a:>d and Charles Bowles, former Record­ session this afternoon. Large dele­ welfare work, and Carrie Chapm'iu er’s court judge, carried their cam­ immigration agents were doing the gations from Loyal and Ever (iatt and Mary Garrett Hays, for paigns for selection as mayor up to Ready, the local senior circles, will work as well as they could, there suffrage work. the last minute with radio ad­ attend the banquet and meeting were not enough of them. dresses last night. Predictions were this evening and the meeting to­ He referred to a place described as Toussant Twombley’s, part of E Y E W ORTH $1JJ50. Wednesday freely made that the aggregate morrow. vote today would be the heaviest in whose buildings were in New York Thursday Springfield, Mass., Nov. 5.— (AU i a purely municipal election ever Grand Royal Matron Adele M. state and part across the Canadian —The value of a left eye, shot out cast in'Detroit. Party affiliations Bantly of the Order of Amaranth, border. by an air rifle is .‘31,250 to a 12-yes-' are not drawn in the election. and her associate grand officers “The bam across the line," Brook­ old boy, a Jury In Superior Court Smith and Bowles having been nom­ will .make their official visit this hart said, “ is used to store liquor, decided today. Tadus Pulo of inated on a non-partisan ticket. evening to Pettlpaug Court No. 13, and someone watches until the road Election officials have estimated of Essex. A dinner at 6 o’clock will is clear, and then an automobile Holyokd found .-n air rifle on a i a dump and purchased shots from that as many as 275,000 votes might precede the meeting. hurries over the lines, gets a.load of Wednesday Only! be cast. More than 436,000 citi­ liquor and returns and is soon on Andrew Dubleld doing business in zens are qsalifled to vote. Lady Roberts Lodge, Daughters American territory." Holyoke. A companion while play­ of St. George will begin its meet­ Three men, Brookliart added, ing with the gun, shot the plalntii? IN NEW HAMPSHIRE ing at 7:30 tomorrow evening in could “ stop Toussant Twombley In In the eye. The merchant who sold A Special Sale Of Concord, N. H., Nov. 5— (A P )— Tinker hall to allow for the whist this illicit traffic.” the shot was defendant. "Voters of two New Hampshire cities at 8:15 to which the husbands and He did not say where the Twom­ Concord and Manchester, today friends will be welcome. The com­ bley place was. went to the polls to elect mayors. mittee is Mrs. Thompson Appleby, Once, Senator Tydings, Demo­ In this city the campaign has Mrs. John Alblston, Mrs. Sarah crat, Maryland, sought to Interrupt Tender Juicy Steak been marked by apathy. The incum­ Robinson. Mrs. Percy Tidmas. Mrs. Brookhart as he proclaimed alcohol FRIDAY bent, Robert W. Brown, who was ap­ John Cockerham. Prizes will be an “ evil” but the speaker refused to NIGHT pointed to office from the Board of awarded to the winners and a social yield. GRETA GARBO Aldermen as successor to the late time with refreshments will follow “There is nothing I would like —IN— Olin H. Chase, is opposed by Stan­ the games. There vrill also be candy better than to talk this question ley B. Croxford. for sale. back and forth here,” Brookhart pound The Manchester campaign has said, but he explained he did not been a didl affair and a light vote BRITAIN’S JOBLESS want to Interfere with the tariff de­ “ The Single Standard” was predicted by political leaders. . She took love where she found it, reckless Mayor Arthur E. Moreau. Republi­ bate. of society’s brand of shame. Then in one London, Nov. 5.— ( A P )—The sec­ Where to Begin can', who has served two, two-year retary to the minister of labor an­ flaming moment, her eyes were opened t o ' “ It Is my purpose and position Short • Sirloin terms, seeks re-election. His oppon­ nounced today that on Oct. 28 the 8:15 the truth. Never has tho flaming Greta ent is Cyphlen J. Belanger, Demo­ number of persons wholly unemploy­ to advocate that these laws are for NEGRO Garbo appeared to better advantage crat and a member of the governor’s the big men as well as the little P. M. ed was 903,600. The temporarily un­ JAZZ ----- W ith ----- • Round Steak council. employed numbered 258,200 while men,” the Iowan added, “ and the SCHOOL proper place to begin is with the BAND NILS^ASTHER JOHN MACK BROWN those normally in casual employ­ ST. Tomorrow morning at nine o’clock we shall place on sale IN NEW YORK. ment numbered 72,600 making a big men.” New York, Nov. 6.— (A P )—Wear­ total of 1.234.400. * The idea/ he continued, that the REC. a fresh shipment of tender, juicy steak. Choice of ing the same black hat and “ lucky” This total was 19,908 more than law was to be enforced only against “SHUFFUNG” SPECI.AL ADDED ATTRACTION overcoat which he said have brought the “ little men” has "caused all the short, sirloin and round steaks. We are offering steak the previous week, but 140,341 less him victory In numerous cam­ than a year ago. failure in prohibition.” He asserted SAM GREEN paigns, Florello H. La Guardla, Re­ EDDIE CANTOR at this price for Wednesday only. General Butler would have 'cleaned publican candidate for mayor, cast up" Philadelphia if be had been sus­ and his In proposal to place St. Paul under his vote in the city election at 7:40 A tained by the municipal authorities. ZIEOFELD’S MIDNITE FROLIC a city manager form of government a. m. today. He was accompanied Alcohol, he said, "is unfit for use PLANTATION was before the voters at a special Also Juicy, Tender by Mrs. La Guardla and they were either as a beverage or a medicine,’’ An All Talking Comedy the 58th and 69th voters, respec­ election today. BLACKBIRDS stating that the Presbyterian hospi­ “THE BRIDE’S RELATIONS” tively. to cast their ballots in the Under the present charter, a commission of six members and the tal of Chicago had not used a quart 50c Tickets 60o Shoulder Steak lb. 29^ district polling place in East 110th as a medicine since the prohibition street. mayor governs the city affairs. The Town rinyers Free new charter would provide for a law became effective. “ It belongs only among the pol- IN ST. PAUL. council of 10 members, who would St. Paul. Minn.. Nov. 5.— (A P )- be on a part time basis.

t : ti PACE ITIKEB tiA L D , JSUUIH BlAIMUHli^STilJK, VJUINIM., T U E b D A y f, INUV0> MANClltSii t.vLiM*Nv. itc. and numerous other cities, several tax classification amendment constitutional amendments and sa- state convention. _ WHERE THEY ARE lection of a successor to the late; California.—Municipal elections,. [f ie l d REPRESENTATIVE 'w i o j w GWLS iAWARD CONTRACT Representative Roy H. Weller of in San Francisco, Sacramento andi ABOUT TOWN BALLOTING TODAY the 21st Congressional district. other cities. residences h e e Kansas.—Mimicipal elections. £■ TO BE DeMOLAY GUEST ' The Emblem club will have a j IN (iN sn iB . SHOW: LIGHTS Michigan.—Municipal contests in Minnesota.—St. Paul only to de-» 1 social tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 x< Detroit and other cities. cide between commission and city.'- By Associated Press. Indiana.—Mayor and other of­ manager form of government. ^ INCREASE RAPIDLY A. Put on Fine E_ntertainment_ for to- I S c T t h S I The places and subjects of fices in moat cities. Big Meeting of John Mather day’s elections are as follows: charge. Illinois.—Judges of state Super.- j Chapter Planned for Thurs- ^ Committee of Merchants De- Virginia.—Governor, lieutenant STRUCK BY AUTO • day Night at Temple. Pressure brought to bear by his governor, attorney general, full or Courts afid officers in sixteen. Town Fast Becoming One of many friends has induced Peter J. Eighty-five of the raemboro of the j membership of the House of Dele-, counties . . . .4 1 Boston, Nov. 5—Charles N. Lit- , W. Alfred Baker, field representa­ Happeny not to resign his post as Buckland Parent-Teacher associa- i cides to Accept Simon gates and municipal and county of-1 Pennsylvania.. ______Two state ju d p a , Tjgggjd, 50, of Kennebunk, Me., was;, tive for the Grand Council, Order of assistant manager of the Cubs foot­ tion attended the monthly business and municipal contests in Philadei- j g^j.uck and seriously injured by an_ Homes Town Treasurer DeMolay, will visit the John Mather ball team, it was learned today. meeting last evening in the Seventh | Kentucky .-100 menders (ful phia, Pittsburgh and most other I automobile while crossing & street' chapter of the organization on Thus- Happeny had previously prepared a District school assembly “^11. [ Company's Plan. membership) of the House cities. in the Back Bay section early to^ y .. day of this week. In the afternoon typewriten resignation which he Routine business was transacted. It i twenty members of the State Sen­ Massachusetts.—Mayors of Bos He was taken to the City hospitm.. Tells Lions Clnb. was about to submit to officials of a meeting is scheduled with William was voted to hold the annual Christ- | ate, two constitutional amendraen.3 ton and other cities. William A. Richardson of this city ; “Dad” Walsh, chairman, and other the club, but his many friends in­ mas tree exercises for the children, At a meeting of the special light­ and offices in most countief Ohio.—Mayors of most cities and was the driver. members of the advisory board. fluenced him to change his mind. with the teachers in charge. |ing committee of the Merchants Di­ New York.—Mayors in New York “Despite all reports to the con­ Baker will tell them about the na­ A minstrel program followed, in , vision of the Chamber of Commerce trary Manchester is rapidly becom­ tional plans of the order and also Ernest Brown, postmaster of the charge of Miss Hilda Magnuson. j this morning in the Chamber rooms ing a residential towm." declared discuss problems that are apt "'' Manchester Post Office, has been The solo and chorus numbers were the contract for the Christmas light­ arise in conducting a local chapter, appointed to take charge of al | taken by young girls of the dis- George Waddell, town treasurer, be- ing decorations along Main street Thursday night the DeMolays will ( tickets in connection w-ith the form- ( rpj^g four^‘‘end men" were at- was let to the George O. Simons ■ 4 E 1 T fbre the Lions Club at its Vreekly meet in their chapter room in the i Qomlng town football series j tired in white trousers, dark coats Company of Hartford. meeting held last night at the Coun­ Masonic Temple with Baker. He , Cubs and the i and red bow ties. It developed that The terms of the contract call for ;un aJjoy<^ *o Luy QocJ junutura try dnub. To back up his statement will talk on ritualistic work, plan- thousand are to be printed for eacn | ^ were the Scolsky sisters and spans of colored lights from pole to lei'v y o u ccj ning progress three to six months game. Brown will have sole charge | Moore sisters. For the opening o a he produced figures comparing the pole in archways across Main street, ahead, preparation for summer distribution and the finan- • number the girls sang “ Here starting at Linden street on the west grand list of the tqwn in 1918, the camps, observance of obligatory . j.gturns. I We Are.” Frances Scolsiiy followed and the Southern New England «tfteriffve Woirld ,War known as days, promotion of athletics, keep- ■ with a solo, “I Get the • I Telephone Company on the east. In The New’ Era, to that of 1928._ In Miss Edith Calve of Manchester ing chapter records, state conclaves Rains.” A recitation er..tled '-’nr i this way all municipal nmnprtiesproperties 1918 the grand list showed 2672 and other matters of Interest to the Green and David White of Windsor Hired Girl” was given by Irene will be included in the lighting. The dWelllirgA Hii Manchester. In 1928 it organization. . _ avenue, Hartford, as partners, won Keeney. Marlon Taylor ,fs.ng showed 3771, an increase of 1099 in All members of the advisory Hallowe’en prize waltz at decorations will continue as far as the When My Dreams Come True, and School street with the special pro­ ten - years,------whereas ------the 1918 figure . , 1 board of John Mather Chapter are ■ Am I Blue? Mar- Bloomfield Thursday night. Eleanor Moore, vision that if funds permit they will Christmas was for a period of 95 years. | urged to attend Thursday night s | garet Smith recited “The Hoop in 1918 the grand li.st showed 5i | | setback party given by the sang extend to the terminus. Each pole Skirt,” Hilda Magnuson will also be twined with rope ever­ uiills and manufacturers, in j DeMolay was foundeu in , vvomen of Mooseheart Legion at the “ Painting the Clouds .vith Sun- Gift Specials rtiis number increased by only Frank S. Land, j Home Club on Bralnard Place tOr green intermingled with the colored •two. In his talk the town treasure gj.and scribe. More than a half m , j jjj to the public. Six shine, J^q^foiio^ed^with a ■ unrisimas tree uguL» uocu laoL o, M.nch.,t.r a, . corp,,r_a- Hcnyounr | S U will prize?. ^“When H M y ’Spects Her I The lighting this year is along much In Furniture ^on of $54,000,000, the grand list. B e l ’’ ien^y S c o l S s L g “Tip the same lines as that of the Cen- Its stockholders numbered approxi­ Jpzeph Warpock, owner o. the ? r r h r o u g h "the TuIlp, With Me . | tenhih In 192^ ’Tis true that Chri.stmas is almost two months away. . . Ida, Considerable more funds will have mately 2300. The town officials, Portadown News,” died in Porta- and the program closed %\ith j but wise indeed is he who prepares for it now by making treasurer, clerk, selectmen. etc., Sixteen is the entering age. Charles down, Ireland, October 19, according Sweet as Apple Cider.” The num- 1 to be raised for this project which selections- far in advance—especially furniture gfifts- Thus were the officers and directors. Each M. Gerdenier of Bridgeport is the S r were "nLrspersed^ with many | is considered a community al- is the first of a series in which wc will present the years stockholder owns $2,350 of stock. Grand Councillor for this state. The total indebtedness of the cor­ outstanding specials in gift furniture. Why not resolve to do your shoppinsr now and avoid t.hat last minute rush. poration amounts to $2,182,928.58. "^1 ^ K/^tf frt nwnpr nf th^ PortadowTi I A Qncial time followed and all , ^3 now being made out. The larger This makes the individual indebted­ PREMIER ENTHUSIASTIC "newspaper 38. | we^e se^ «d with home made cake | ,ne list the smaller the amount from ness $95 per stockholder. The per­ ___ ! and coffee ^ each individual. manent assets total 8^,950 or ' It being a community display, Miss Amy Birchard, soprano and value of $122 per capita. The indi­ OYER HIS YISIT HERE I others who have the interest of Man- Austin Saunders, pianist of the vidual assets over debts comes to i Chester at heart are expected to join $27 each. At a meeting of the stock­ Julius Hartt School of Musi( will TAXPAYERS LEAGUE in the project, especially the proper- holders In October, the town meet- (Continued from Page One.) gpve a recital at the Manchester High school on Thursday afternoon j A n n i e ITC D fin irQ ly owners along Main street. •int- a budget was made of $8»9,- UrilINu 11J DUU!vU| All of the members of the commit 485*. The net cost per capita to run tween those powers should be enter­ Nov. 7 at 2:30 p. m. Ml.ss Birchard ! ed upon, so that when the confer­ tee were present at the meeting and the town amounts to p 9 . will sing two groups of songs by Arthur Hultman, chairman presided. Give Dad that which ence met, the difficulties lying in the French and American composers Now what do we get for the ■ (Continued from Page One.) It was voted that William Rubinow -ci According to statistics the average fringe of their task might have been and Mr. Austin will render two send a letter of acceptance of the American family numbers four. In numbers by Schumann and one by overcome. all checks gimon Company’s contract. y the first to the eighth districts the “The success of that conference ceivc 40 per cent of will please him Debussy. The next meeting, to discuss the cost per child for education is is our next objective,” Mr. Mac­ turned in -by them. _ Arnold testified that Meuse was raising of funds, will be held at 9:30 S88 77 in the ninth $83.37. How- Donald then affirmed. Miss Lottie Berk of 88 Home , ------the “ Above and beyond a naval stead street was the guest of honor getting $600 a month frorn t^e t o’clock Friday morning m most--A Smoker district cost is higher when the capi­ agreement is the desire to make it at, another miscellaneous shower iff association, Myrick $500 a month | chamber of Commerce room; and Mrs. Darclen $400 a year and tal investment is taken into con- clear to everyone that in our mu­ given at her home last evening. A big easy chair and a convenient smoking tual relations the __ PariS pact of The guests were entertained oy that Meuse was working in South Carolina, Myrick in California and cabiner at its-side—that is Dad’s idea of solid ** Briefly outlining what the budget peace is a reality.” . , fancy solo dancing by Miss Ida Wil­ WEST SIDERS TRIM comfort and one way to please him on Christ­ is used for he gave the percentage He then quoted from the point helm, and songs by Miss Lucy Ma- Mrs. Darden in Texas. He asserted Texas was the best mas morn. In presenting our line of ;miok- spent on each department of the statement issued by President cri, Mrs. Mildred Macri and Miss producing state for the association. ARMY-NAYY TEAM ers for 1929, we sincerely believe it to be the tou-n. The main ones were: Schools. Hoover and himself in Washington Jennie Berk. A buffet luncheon fol­ 44.3; bonds and interest. io.». “Florida is pretty good picking. finest available both from the standpoint of and said the United States pursued lowed. The bride-to-be received design and construction and outsU\nding val­ health, 0.6; Parks. 1.5 court, 1 per with vigilant jealousy its historic Blaine asked. Manager Cone’s hopefuls received cent; street lighting. 3.0; Admin­ many gifts of linen glassware, s il-, it? ” state,” the ue. Our complete assortment is now on dis­ policy of keeping free from old ver and other articles. ' n on a a b a lesson in volley ball on the A & N play. We invite you to inspect them today istration of all accounts. 4 0: po ice. witness replied. world entanglements, and was court last night when they attempt­ and make selections for Xmas delivery. 4.3; charities. 2.4; taxes. .3.4; high­ therefore not in the League of Na­ Blaine read a list of states he ways, storm sewers, sidewalk, curb, ed to gather in the West Side team. tions. said were covered cone put his warriors on the floor bridges, 13.5; garbage, 2.0; miscel­ Britain was in the League anu NIGHT SCHOOL STUDENTS ment and inquired why - , ^ solid leather foundation and laneous 1.6; cemeteries. 0.6^ had contracted obligations to it, and Mr. Waddell apologized for quot was omitted. they slipped, slid and lurched to to these she would remain loyal, he “ Few p***"' G.ree ignominous defeats. However, ing so large an amount of figures added. TO YISIT WASHINGTON “ You found a fe’w.siickeis in Wu | jlaintains the West Side slip- but said that towm finance is con­ iconsln, didnt you? Blmne asked^ ; ^ natural in putting their ceited mainly with figures I ^‘We had a few contributions from | ^is In no other town, said Mr. Wad POLICE SEARCHING I Potter Tells of Wi.sconsin,” A-mold answered^ ; veterans but the defeat of last dell, have the voters and taxpayers Principal A. N. The witness testified that the or , jjot taken any of the Our 1929 Special fared so well as those in Manchester Trip to Be Made Over Ar­ ganizers worked sometimes for the Military outfit. mve in the past. But there is no FOR W . J. SCRIPPSi Taxpayers League and at other talking and boosting question but that the tajce.s vdil in­ mistice Week-End. times for the tariff association. proposed volley ball league Gift Smoker crease if the high standard of the Blaine read from the “ agreement i ji^e a go at present, tovn is to be kept up. (Continued from Page One.) The fourth annual Washington The outlook for Manchester is that when $100,000 was raised. scores; Meuse, Myrick and Mrs. Darden ^ west Side: Wilkinson, P. Gustaf- oarticrfiarly bright with many of the which makes it impossible to com­ pilgrimage of Connecticut evening big problems, especially that of the school students under the auspices were to receive ten per cent of it. , ^ Gustafson. Bill Russell, Bob. municate with home, and the other, “I’m telling you the agreement , j^err, L. Mahoney, schools, now of the past. ‘ that he is being retained against his ; board of education will .95 Chester but could have school con­ j means nothing,” Arnold insisted. I Army & Navy: Fred Hope, “Cap” I take place over the Armistice Day A heated •xchange developed be- pgi-gj.gQjj Q^rl Anderson, Andy solidation it would benefit the chil­ It has been announced that a announced today dren as V eil as the town finances, tween Senator Blaine and Arnold. | h . Russell, Frank McCaughey, ameable rewarureward willwm beuc paid for infor j-1 hv Prineinal a A n N Potter Potter of of the in that they would be on the same after Blaine had read that Horn- i gj,, shields. mation W’hich leads to the re urn o , Evening schools. Some blower and Weeks of Boston con­ First game: 21-9; second game. level, have the same studies, under A beautiful cabinet smoker (similar to the young rnan. ^ ___ ^ ^ | persons will make the trip tributed $500. 21-5: third game, 21-4. the same superintendent fur- illustration) in genuine mahogany finish­ “Majachester is the biggest, best mshed '^®uo?S’vPs°ils^Sht police gives his height ^ as^Sifrom^the 5 j Nutmeg state while 200 "Did you have a $500 circular and greatest town in Connecticut, letter as well as a $10 one?” Blaine ed birch. Contains copper lined humi­ f©et inch6S, VrCigfnt luU p • | nortv Th^> nilcrima®'© starts HAVE YOU DEFINITE dor with door front^decorated in attrac­ con clW d the speaker, and we aslc6ci« should boost Manchester m every light hair,_ blue eyes, Friday night and finishes late Sun­ "You’re ridiculing the work,” PLANS FOR FINANCIAL tive p>aintcd design. Top fitted with wnv For bv boosting Manchester tures. When last day night. Arnold replied sharply, "and you INDEPENDENCE? nickle plated handle, match box holder, tan suit, an overcoat of cigar rests and removable glass ash bbost yourself, | cloth, a gray hat In addition to night school stii- are not after information—I mu.st Perhaps 8 per cent of the men em­ , dents, members of their immediate confess.” tray. Wwanfs efub may get toge_ther | and black shoes. ployed today will have a pension ■ ______families and their intimate friends Blaine retorted: ”I am ridiculing when they retire from work. What may take advantage of the extreme- | ^ork and I am going to show in a joint betterment of the civic af- will become of the other 92 per ly low cost of twenty dollars. Spe­ that you were using these people as fairs of Manchester.” . cent? Men are coming to us every TRADE SCHOOL NOTES cial trains \\’ill be run over the New a sucker list from which to obtain ronectioM and“aVargrporUon and saying. “We are making ______I York. New Haven and Hartford and collections anu a mig i , ------know that our Over foi’t-v other mudeLs to select from in cver\’ conceivable design and finish Official notice has been given out Pennsylvania railroad lines. Any money now ])riccd from to Slb'I.T.'). McCABE INSTALLED into your own pockets . years of activity in business arc bv Director Echmalain that Trade one desiring to go on the trip can Denies Charge. make the necessary arrangements “That’s not true,” Arnold an- ’ limited. What arrangements can school will be closed all day Monday. ' we make to provide for our own old C. OF C. SECRETARY Nov. 11 in commemoration of with Mr. Potter any evening nig;ht swered angrily. school is in session or can call him The Wisconsin Senator had p re-! age and at the same time protect Armistice Day. as i our families?” Such questions have Th©r© will be free evening classes by telephone at other times. viously referred to the witness prompted this Company to prepare for the training of trade instructors The Washington pilgrimage last “Mr. Grundy.” I a new Retirement Income plan that Directors Take Up Manv New in the various trades, in preparation year was attended by 562 pupils, “Thanks for the compliment. takes care of practically every con­ Propositions But Table Ac­ to become teachers of their trades. teachers and friends and was con­ Arnold said. ^ , TI.2 Mr. Cass, represenative of the Cen­ sidered the outstanding project of "I wish to apologize, Blame tingency that may arise in connec­ . -J ?ra sT - tion for New Officers. tion with a man’s financial happi­ tral office of the State Board of adult education of the year. The countered. F U m N IS H Y O V R H O M E I lilts Store of Education in Hartford, will be in lo'.v cost of the trip which covers all Blaine ssdd the list showed Jo­ ness. E. J. McCabe was officially install­ charge. Classes will be held at the accommodations and transportation seph R. Grundy of Bristol. Pennsyl- , . u ■ * h IT TCU.S makes the trip very attractive. The vania. contributed $10. ! Doubtless you would be interested Christmas ed as secretary of the Chamber of Trade School every 'Wednesday eve­ %ntATVOU AEC , Opposite High Scliool ning from 7 to 9 p. m., beginning value of the trip lies in the fact that “That wasn’t enough,” .\rnold , to know the details of this plan as South Manchester Commerce last night by the board of sgLid. 1 it applies to you personally. For in- Spirit Nov. 13th. it offers a rare opportunity for directors of the organization, who The drafting department has just those who are studying our history The Senator read other contribu- formation phone to also discussed the annual meeting received some additional new draw­ and government to see tar°1ble evi­ tions to the tax association includ-, and empowered its president, Har­ ing equipment. Paul Rizza, formerly dence of its historic present ine $250 from the Kansas City FRANKLIN G. \\LLLES, JR. low Willis to appoint a committee a student in this department, and form. Southern railroad, $200 from the | 307 Woodbridge St., Tel. 4093 to arrang"© the details of Uie affair more recently attending the Hart- While Mount 'Vernon, Alexandria St. Louis and Southwestern, ' $100 | Manchester, to be held the latter part ^ of this I Trade school has again trans­ and Arlington are on the regular from the Chicago. Burlin^on and 1 ppoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. itinerary as well as Washington Quincy, and also that the Insull ! _ month. , ^ A ferred back to South Manchester. The new secretary was introduced The electrical department is busily many special trips of great Interest properties contributed $1,500. — - • - - by the president and briefly outlined engaged in repairing several motors can be arranged for. However the “Do you recall that Senator Walsh ^ ^ his platform pointing out the neces­ and wiring. William Sargent, a value of the trip is not in its educa­ introduced a resolution to invest!- . sity of the fullest co-operation from graduate of the electrical course who tional features than in its spiritual gate the public utilities,” he went | the board of directors and the entire is now engaged as a test man for the and emotional influence upon those on. j membership of the Chamber .f S. N. E. Telephone Co., located at to whom the government and our "Yes-” , .V, I present hopes were {o be realized Danielson was a recent visitor at nation’s heroes become personal and Blaine continued with contribu- ; and developed. He again expressed the school. Over thirty-five gradu-1 real. tions. calling attention to $500 from ; appreciation of the opportunity of ates of the electrical course are now The special train leaves Friday the Illinois Central railroad. $250 Atwater serving Manchester in the capacity employed at various stations of this night over the Hell Gate bridge from the Chicago Great Western, j of secretary of the Chamber of Com- company. route and reaches the Capital Sat­ 510 from the Curtis Publishing com- , urday morning. The party start , merce. Boys in the carpentry department pany of Philadelphia. t Permission was given to the secre­ are exceptionally busy these days, homeward Sunday afternoon. Last Walsh Inquired into the service 1 tary to join the NaUonal and New remodelling stores and houses, mak­ year only six Manchester persons rendered by the tax association and ' England organization of commercial ing and hanging garage and storm took advantage of the splendid op­ Arnold said it sent out bulletin.s and Kent portunity but more are expected to - O j r jxecutives so that contracts will be doors. organized each state to aid in taxa- , made to enable the performance of D. Turrin, a student of this de­ make the trip this year, now that tion matters. i better and greater work. Mr. Mc­ partment who w-as injured during the value of the educational venture Screen-Grid Cabe was also authorized to apply recreation period about a week ago has become more universally ap­ The Past Matrons Association of for the commission of Notary Public has completely recovered and is parent. Temple Chapter, Order of the East­ “ Don't drive u crate all your there being much need for such a back in school. ern SUr. will hold its monthly life,” says Speed O'Day. The machine department Is mak­ meeting Thursday evening with service in the Chamber. What’s the value in having a big President Harlow Willis w-as dele­ ing up a large number of motor Miss Mary Miller of Ridge street. fast looking car if it hasn’t any J*. gated to attend or send an alternate be{irings for the electrical depart­ POLICE COURT Mrs. E. C. Packard, president of BATTERt towihq Radio pep? Looks don't count when it the association who has been ill for to the New England Council confer­ ment. comes to performance. And re­ 24 HR. Several graduates of the textile Dennis P. Coleman of 22 Maple several weeks, has so far improved ence to be held In Boston, November SERVICE member, too, that the beat of en­ course have registered for more ad­ street, was before the Manchester as to be out a portion of each day. stm ci 21, 22. The purpose of the confer­ gines get out of sorts once in a vanced textile work that is supple­ town court this morning for in­ ence will be to better the conditions while. We’ll take the cough out of mental to their dally employment. toxication and assault on his wl(e. ■if industry *and commerce in New R&UCED PRICES that engine of yours. England, a program which is of vital The Fall and Winter schedule tor He was arrested on complaint of his Repair interest to Manchester. recreation periods will start next wife. Mrs. Coleman told the court R O C K v ili The installation of severa’ new week. that her husband had not been iN bureaus was discussed but it was The basketball team Is practicing working for some time and that EFFECTIVE TODAY DEPOT SQUARE OARAGE the opinion of the directors that all diligently three times a week. w'hen he came* home last evening he PRIVATE HOME ! ERNEST A. ROY. PRJOP. | newr developments should remain Schedule of games Is about complete was intoxicated and began to make 9 IMJONR NO 3151 OR 8159 tabled unUl the next slate of officers and will be announced soon. trouble at once. She said that he Is Installed. These bureaus or com­ slapped her on the face. Tliey have Private Hospital for care of I COR NO. MAIN y NO. 5CHOOL four children. Coleman admitted MANCHESTER , CONN. mittees will be for the more efficient ROBB BE’rTER. aged, chronic and convalescent KEMP’S, INC. handling of new business and indus­ Toronto, Ont., Nov. 5.— (AP) — that he had struck his wife. Deputy James A. Robb, Dominion minister Judge Thomas Ferguson, on the .1* tries and will be for the general patients. Rates reasonable. ii »» good of Manchester. of finance, ill here for the last 10 recommendation of Prosecuting At­ Try the Music Store First Ten of the twelve directors were days with lobar pneuwonla, was re­ torney Hathaway, sentenced Cole­ Best of care, food and heat : present at the meeting. Earl Sea- ported today by his secretary, Wat­ man to 30 days in jail and then sus­ pended the jail sentence and placed ni«Y>; treasurer, submitted his re­ son SeHar, as "more than holding Call Rockville 786-5 his owm.” him on probation for six months. port. a J PAGlfi KUUR MANCHKBTtJK KJVK.MWCi llE’KALU, SOUTH MANOIESTKK. CONN.. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1929.

in buying them cheap. It is a bear alumnae,” and If she registered any ^lanrljfHlfr by birth and by appetite. It is after contrary opinion of her own it does RUG FASHION SHOW NOW IN PROGRES;^;; dividends, not speculative profit. If not appear in the abstract. D r FroihK Etmting Brralb it does go hunting speculative prof­ If Dr. Blunt intends to imply that she would like to see the name or PUBLISHED BY THE its then it is a very naughty in­ HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, INC. vestment' company indeed and the college changed, it would seem 13 Blaaell Street South Manchester, Conn. should be spanked. And if it pays a as though she were a rather brisk •MeiotM srmMPmo tu o M stu MiMtOPM K * THOMAS FERGUSON sort of person. She has been con­ ______A O M m.tmf mmimamm utju»uts mi. General Manager dollar a share more for a dividend- paying stock than it could some­ nected with the institution now for THE ROMANCE OF WHEAT «and cleanliness. The millers have encouraged this belief, as the re­ Founded October 1, 1S81 three or four months. The hard wheat flours are princi­ how buy it for, it is a poor trader pally used in bread making, except moval of the bran and heart from Connecticut College for Women, Published Every Evening Except and a simpleton investment trust. the durums, which are used in the the wheat helps in storage because .. Sundays and Holidays. Entered at the This Is so obvious that the lamb, though not yet an old school, al­ manufacturing of semolina flour it prevents the invasion by worms. Post Office at South Manchester. which goes into macaroni, spaghetti, ■ The fact that for thousands of Conn., as Second Class Mail Matter. ready has its traditions—its his­ upon being fed the plainly nonsen­ noodles and shells, etc. It is estim­ years the flour which was ifted look­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES; ^ tory. Close familiarity with that One Year, by mall ...... $6.00 sical idea along with others that ated that we use nearly twenty mil­ ed dirty has taught the population Per Month, by mall ...... '$ -60 the investment trusts were about history embraces familiarity with lion bushels of this flour a year in that it was a good idea to buy flour Delivered, one year...... $9.00 several good and sufficient reasons the macaroni production. The that Is white so that one can tell at Single copies ...... $ .03 to help bull the market, naturally a glace whether it is clean or not. for its title. It was completely a Kubanka or durum wheat was MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED might be expected to turn suspi­ brought to this country by Mark Within the last few years this belief PRESS cious of all this glad news about Connecticut conception and abso­ C rlton, working .for the Depart­ has changed, however, and It is The Associated Press is exclusively lutely a Connecticut achievement. ment of Agriculture, in an effort to estimated that most bakers mailu- 'entitled to the use for republlcatlon stocks being ready to do the sky­ all news dlst>atches credited to It It is a child of this commonwealth. find a wheat which would withstand | facture an equal amount of whole- ‘Hil rocket act again. Being suspicious, ' wheat bread or perhaps more loaves yr^not otherwise credited In this Perhaps when Dr. BlOnt has li,een the rust. Carlton’s smitary explora paper and also the loc-il news pub­ he also quite naturally dodged the tlon into the windswept lonely re­ than made from white flour. lished herein. slaughter hou^e. at its head a little while longer she gions of Russia is a romance In it­ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS All rights of republlcatlon of Childhood Visions special dispatches herein are also re­ will better understand why its name self which Is very well related In a It would seem to be probable— Question: Mrs. R. Y. writes: —“I served. is not a proper subject for change, remarkable’ book entitled, “The Hun­ and It Is sincerely to be hoped—that ger Fighters,” by De Kiluf. have a little nephew about three SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE­ the deflated bubble is going to stay like that of a private yacht or an In 1926 the Canadian crop was years old and In the daytime he SENTATIVE: Hamilton - DeLlsser. Inc.. 285 Madison Ave.. New York. N. deflated. under-cover race horse. over 405,938,000 bushels. The United seems to see visions, and laughs Y.. and 612 North Michigan Ave., States crop for the same period was | and acts like he is asleep. A t night Chicago, Ills. 1 669,365,000 bushels. At the present he is disturbed— can’t sleep like time it is said that wheat furnishes children should. I would appreciate The Herald ts on sale dally at all SPANKING BINGHAM - A new bedroom for Schultz and Hoatling news stands In Trusting to luck that the boom­ IN NEW YORK us'with one-third of our total food, your opinion on this.” New York City. but our per capita consumption is ! Answer:—Of course it would be erang will never return to break slightly declining. | Impossible for me to determine Pull service client of N E A Service, their own pates, fifty-four members New York, Nov. 5.—Commercial­ Europe use.s more wheat than , whether or not your little ne"^hew is Ina ism has been slowly strangling the Thanksgiving guests Member. Audit Bureau of CIrcula* of the United States Senate solemn­ , America per person, and it has been normal mentally without having the tions. picturesque simplicity of many of i estimated that one-half of the aver- opportunity to examine him. How- ly placed themselves on record in the most charming spots in Man­ j age European meals come from \ ever, there are many children who FATHER and mother___ son or daughter------joining you at Thanksgiving time, will The Herald Pnntine Company, Inc., condemnation of the methods em­ hattan’s famous East Side. wheat. The reason for the per are quite normal apparently and find further joy in a guest room that has been refurnished for the occasion. In the largest assumes no financial responsibility display of g^rouping we have ever shown, you will be sure to find just what you want, fltteU for typographical errors appearing In ployed by Senator Bingham in his No spot was more colorful a capita decline in the consumption of have vlsibns or fancies during the adrertlsments In the Manchester few years back than “ Brasstown,” day in which they appear to see to your budget! zealous attempts to get adequate wheat is probably because our work Evening Herald. a dingy mile of workshops lying has changed from the hard, strenu­ visions or play with Imaginary tariff protection for Connecticut in­ TUESDAY. NOV. 5, 1929 in the shadow of elevated tracks. ous physical labor, calling for a friends. If the diet is correct he dustries. Frankly, we had not sup­ Here one could peep through a win­ large amount of fuel foods, to the should be able to sleep well at night. posed that so many senators, even dow and discover some ancient white collar jobs in which over-eat- i Digestive disturbances are the prln BEWILDERING craftsman hammering away in a ing of the highly starchy foods is c i^ l causes of troubled sleep. If Maple or The day-before-election issue of under the spur of partisan advan­ dusky room—turning out a minor apt to lead to digestive disturbances. the j dreams or hallucinations con­ the New York Herald Tribune tage, would participate in the erec­ master-piece. Today little of the The public has been educated to use tinue, it would be well for you to 229 55 consult a psychoanalyst or psycho­ Mahogany $ -i leaves Its readers wondering what tion of a practice which can at al­ flavor is left, save the murky shops more freely of the fruits and vege­ tables, and because of better cloth­ logist when your nephew is about most any time be employed by an themselves. Dapper salesmen can Sketched, is a group comprising a dressing table, chest of drawers, an earth all the shooting is about, ing and better houses, the warmth­ two or three years older. be seen standing behind windows, dresser and full size bed, with two separate mirrors. It can be had in opposing majority to discredit al­ decorated with an eye to attracting giving foods are not as necessary as Buerger’s Disease 6md why. either mahogany and gumwood combined, or maple with curly maple most any of them. the transient trade. Elaborate they once were. The Increased earn­ Question; H. G. H. writes:— “My During the many weeks of the veneered fronts. For Christmas delivery, on the Christmas (ZQub Plan, glass stands now adorn the street ing capacity has also given people a husband has Buerger’s Disease. Al­ municipal campaign the leading There is scarcely anybody in and the wares are displayed hav€^ a ' chance to buy higher priced food, re­ ready he has lost the two great toes. it will cost you only $6 weekly! Republican organ of the city, while Congress so omniscient as to never suspicious similarity, hinting at sulting in a decrease per person in He has been to various hospitals and unsparing in its criticism of Mayor make a mistake—and under this mass production. the wheat conumptlon as high as 20 they can do nothing for him except per cent in twenty years. amputate as the toes turn black. I Walker and its denunciation of new system of discipline a mistake am very anxious for your opinion.” And the scores of European cafes In analyzing the flours, it is Tainmany, remained morosely si- is punishable by a vote of censure. found that the amount of mineral Answer:—Buerger’s Disease, also Store a Smoker for Christmas which dotted the midriff, of Second known as thrombo-angiitis obliter­ lerft concerning the Republican can­ For specifically the resolution of avenue now make an open appeal matter and protein is somewhat ans, is a form of gangrene of the There’s sure to he someone on your Christmas list who will appre­ didate, Congressman LaGuardia, or censure itself declares that there to the uptown trade. Entertain­ higher in the wholewheat flour than in white flour. There are some peo­ extremities, usually affecting the ciate this portable sm oker... .or perhaps you can use one right now! elife mentioned his name apologeti­ was no stain of corruption in the ments and trappings are carefully toes and fingers, caused by an in­ planned to suggest a theatrical “at­ ple, however, who find that whole­ It comes in a choice of antique silver, decorated with blue, or antique cally, with his fingers to its nose, Bingham-Eyanson episode. It was wheat flour is more difficult to flammation and obstruction of the silver and red finishes. mosphere.” veins and arteries to the limbs. This so to speak. On the day preceding just bad ethics, according to the The original charm is all but diges,t. What is commonly sold in On sale tomorrow, cash implication of the resolution—bad many stores as wholewheat flour is disease is very difflcplt to cure, but and carry the election, however, the Herald gone in most of these restaurants, some benefit may be derived from which grow in number annually. not reallv wholewheat but'a mix­ Tribune blazes forth viith not only manners. ture of 60 to 40 of the dark and f 'lowing my Cleansing Diet Course one editorial emphatically approv­ Of course the whole proceeding, There are, at the moment, any white flours. Whenever white flour which would help to reduce the in­ number of Russian cafes, all ing of the La Guardia candidacj’, on the part of the Democrats and is used it should /be in addition to flammation of the arteries. It would equipped with balalaika orchestras, non-starchy vegetables, as spinach, probably be necessary to repeat the but no less than five separate edi­ the coalition Republicans, is a piece songsters and all the rest. Seldom to provide roughage. fast about once a month for a while WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc, torial articles, plus a column and a of political strategy. The Smoot- dpips one now see the native wom­ To obtain the pure wholewheat, it until there Is an improvement. It half of endorsements from Hou.se Hawley tariff bill is by it seriously en arriving with gay shawls about is usually necessary to go to a would also be a good plan to use their heads and shoulders or wear­ baths, massage and exercises out­ 55 YEARS AT SOUTH MANCHESTER Leader Tilson, Congressman Frank- disadvantaged; and that is what the health food store and ask for the en­ ing their peasant costumes. Now tire wheat flour. Many people ask lined in the article on Raynaud’s .in Fort, intimate friend of Presi- coalition was after. But with sena­ they seek to ape the uptowners and for the white flour because they as­ Disease, which will be sent upon re­ deht Hoover, and various other tors like Robinson of Indiana, wear modish dresses with high- sociate the whiteness with purity quest. heeled shoes. One must go into the fellow representatives of the New Goldsborough of Illinois and Van- side streets to find the old folks >*Tcwm£ mayoralty candidate. Thera is denberg of Michigan voting witn at home, singing their own songs snough material on that one page the anti-tariff bloc, there isn't the and dancing their own dances. to have supplied the ammunition slightest doubt that the personal Even the theatres try to dupli­ WASHINGTON equation has entered into this affair cate Broadway, growing bigger for a very excellent campaign in and better each season. To be favor of the belligerent La Guardia to a very considerable extent, even sure, pink lemonade and peanuts LETTER If it had been distributed over sev­ though as a side issue. continue to be vended in the 1 ^ er^ weeks. And this, we’ll say, is a . dickens aisles during intermissions and BY RODNEY DUTCHER ed with buying orders, that invest­ quate proportion of the people of When the crash came in Wall ARRANGING ICING’S VISIT. Street the other day some here re­ ment trusts were entering the mar­ Hartford, New Haven and Bridge­ Today’s Choice called that it was La Follette who ket wholesale, and that, according port turn out and vote In their city nearly two years ago introduced Pisa, Italy, Nov. 5.— CAP)—Count what every Red Cross worker sees' Devecchi, Italian ambassador to to every Wall Street sign, the bulls elections today than whether Mr. by and supported a resolution asking the Holy See, arrived here today were all set to ride ’em, cowboy! Batterson or Mr. Gaffey Is elected the Federal Reserve Board to curb CHANNING speculative loans. It may also be and proceeded to the palace at San .|lnd then, after a feeble little mayor In Hartford, Mr. Behrems or remembered that I^BFollette intro­ Rossore. It was understood his no one would fail to join rally at the opening the market Mr. Buckingham in Bridgeport or POLLOCK duced and forced t ^ n g h a resolu­ object was to arrange for King Victor Emanuel’s forthcoming visit bogged dowTi some more. Mr. Tully or Mr. Troup in New tion expressing op]^ition of the Senate to a third term. While pass­ to the Pope. Perhaps one reason why the Haven. L'haiining age of this resolution probably The King’s birthday, November lamb-like public, or such of it as Pollock wasn’t the chief influence behind 11, will be celebrated at the Em­ has a dollar of speculation money WHEREFORE 7 The Sermon on the Mount Coolidge’s reluctance to rim again bassy at the Vatican by a gala offi­ left, may have been so obviously Whether Dr. Katherine Blunt, —Matthew 5, 6, 7. it was an effective move, for the cial dinner at which diplomats ac­ * * * Republican senators who voted for credited to the Vatican as well as unconvinced by the propaganda is president of Connecticut College for he ed ross-> to the Quirinal will meet for the T R C Comment it would have had a hard time sup­ to be found in the Investment trust Women, intended to mildly advo­ My favorite Bible passages are porting Coolidge for election had he first time formally. » yams. Even a lamb finds it exceed- cate th^ changing of the name of those in the Sermon on the Mount, been renominated. \ , Ingly difficult to imderstand why an that institution in her address to which, properly understood, seem La Follette eventually refused to Renew your memhership to me to constitute a very prac­ take any part In the presidential FRINGE’S WEDDING DATE. Investment trust, of all entities, the Hartford Women’s Club yester­ tical working philosophy of life campaign. He had spoken for the should be found supporting the day It is impossible to determine . . . and about all that anyone platform of the Wisconsin Pro­ Rome, Nov. 5.— (AP)—Popolo market at a time like this. In its from the brief published abstract of need know of religion. gressive Republicans at the Kanssus dl Roma said today the wedding of Nov. llt h —28th dty convention, displaying great Crown Prince Humbert and Princess v tr y nature an investment trust is her talk. However, she is credited (Compiled by the Bible Guild.) oratorlal ability and drawing cheers Marie Jose of Belgium had been set primarily a buyer not a seller of with introducing the subject as a Wednesday: Daniel C. Beard, from hundreds of standpat throats. definitely for the first fortnight in securities. It is naturally Ixiterested desire of “some members of the author, exnert on outdoor life. But this year the La Follette January. ■ i ■

rAiiCi r ivje MAWCHE^BR EVEKIKU HERALD. SOUTH MANCHBSTEK. CONN- TUESDAr, NOVEMBER 5. 1929. ! REAL LENOX AYE. BAND | BOLTON DYNAMITE GANG WHEN A CHILD HEBRON I JUNIOR RED CROSS ! COLUMBIA CHENEYS LOSE SUIT FOR PLAYHIS’ SOCIAL! The School enumeration in dis­ CONTINUES WORK IS FEVERISH, WORKS FOR SERVICE The W «st St. School pupils held a , tricts is as follows; Center 27, j Mrs. Carrie Burnham entertain- , Hallowe’en party Thursday evening 1 OVER DESIGN COPY , ed the women’s bridge club at her | at the school house. There are 23 i TJiat section of N_ ew York city i South 26, North 29. North W e s t, CR0SS,UPSET I home Wednesday evening. Three i Within the United States there pupils, and vthere were 62 visitors kno^Imlown as as'the the Harlem to-day is the'9, the ' 9. South West 21. . . Despite Police and Courts ' 1 an orfifanization of 6,878,423 making a decidedly full house, m e Colic, gas, sour 11 n. I played, the winners for . ^nroUed with no other programme consisted df 24 num- favorite stamping ground’', for at’\h®e a SS S r ^ meX°A^^ belching, fre­ Annaolc fniirl linhnlds First I theevening being Mrs. Gertrude , ^ service toone’s fellows bers, made up o* recitations, music native N ew Yorkers in their e n d le s s)^ follows: Clerk and Treasurer, Strikers Keep on Blowing quent vomiting, /VppOdlS l/OUri UpUUlUa Hough and Mrs. T. D. Martin, the | qq garth. It is the and plays. One of the latter search for something new, some-j Adelia N. Loomis; Church Comm, feverishness, in _ , , n , o I i scores being nearly equal. American Junior Red Cross, which derella "was especially interesting different. Here the m an -! Elsie M. Jones, Mrs. Edna Sumner babies and chil- M ax Kesman was injured and his flourishes in the schools of the coun­ Up Trolley Cars. d r e n, generally DecisionU C tld lU U wBut u i WUOUggOStS5 5 ' , Thursday afternoon on S a ^ d ?t^ £ “ f r t a b o u t-to ^ Visiting film «tars - d | ^ s s A n ^ e try. This membership figure, taken show food is sour- gramme was much enjoyed and re society gather ^ w « voted to have the by-laws T, , I the Post Hill road, when he was at the end of the school year last New Orleans, Nov. 5.— (A P ) — ing in the little rrotecting Law. ^ turning to drive into his yard, by a j;m ;7 repr;sents a gain in members fleeted much _^cr^edit ^^e ^h M ren , cM^^^ church printed that were j ^ st'reet cars digestive tract. ® ' car driven byoy RoyKoy Jonesjuxiea of the of 349,iv i over uie picucuius w a s ' neero iazz band or listen to the drawn up oy me p j^artin entertained a few friends, possible on Friday night will ach and bowels easy. In five min­ Pesce, Eleanor Pinney, Fanny Scu- j ^ourt investigated a contempt toe Southern District of N ew York Joseph’s hospital, but was gjjj.olment of 112,912 pupils in the at a whist party^ at I p resed a bit of thls^New York ------a 1 q-i 1------° ------” ------utes he is comfortable, happy. It brought home as no serious m - ■ ■ Red ’ Cross. 1 Mrs. '' Robert Cobb. ~ There [.'life ••anuming“Shuffling” Sam Green and his I dieri, Teresa Scudien. Angela Sil-1 gj^gj.gg gg-aipgt one man held in vio- in denying Cheney Brothers an in­ jp p io r ------— , ,.jg oam ijreen aun uio ; vxxax., ------^ . , i;ixa.x5c a.5xx,xxow xrx.v. ...-x. will sweep the bowels free of all juries were found. His young son during the last school year, there , three tables in play. Charles ^ : pj Blackbirds, the negro lano, Anna Sillano, Fermlnia Ve- ^ jg^jgg wayne G. Borah’s junction against the Doris concern sour, indigestible food. It opens who was with him in the car also _ ^ through the national head- man won first prize ^hd Gharies , supply the mu- rulli. October perfect attendance. order . ------against:— x -x-i,.-. strike violence, five because the latter copied one of the bowels in constipation^ colds, Escaped in ^ry. Mr. Jones’s car was j pf “ the American Red ' LaBonte got the consolation. , ^ r o n T h a t gventog. ap- John Carlevaro, Arthur Scudien, sticks of dynamite were discovered the popular designs of Cheney children’s ailments. Children take damaged but he was not hurt. Many : g ^ptal of 3,690 consignments ^pg pipg street school also held , gpgg at “T h e PlantaUon,” Louis Sillano, John Farco, Edna set up close to a street car track Brothers and undercut the Cheney ' damaged it readily because it is palatable, accidents have occurred on this : gghool correspondence, all being) g Hallowe’en party Thursday eye- j ^gpox Avenue Night club a few Carlevaro, Virginia Lee. Ines Pesce, just in time to avert another blast. pleasant-taating. ^ The court’s decision is important! stretch of road, especially when it is with foreign countries .except fortor . gjjjg^ with parents and ff»y°ds^^tnends in ui-, -, ggpgg.p ^adpad “nevah“nevnh playednlaved ------Norma Pesce. Gladys- c< Pinney,a - ■ Fan- ■With the first civil court injunc­ noronly for toe implied suggestion j wet. i 134 with the Indian schools of the j ^jtg^. The program consisted of a befoah.” Com ing ! ny Scudieri, Teresa Scudieri tion granted Public Service against Learn its many uses for mother that nresent-day protective laws! Mrs. N. C. Johnson gave a H a l-. ^^g^ ^his correspondence is in the j pjgy -The Haunted House read 1 Georgia they were the! Junior Jones attended toe Darts an alleged jitney driver, Henry Fals, and child. Write for the interest­ are inadequate, but for the addi- lowe’en party for her children and , portfolios with pictures and and music, ^ d was announced g^^^gg^j^^ ^^e "Black .Belt” pre- mouth-Yale foot ball game in New restraining him from conveying pas­ ing book, “Useful Information.” ' Haven as guest of Miss Lorraine Address toe Phillips Co., 117 Hud- tional re^on•eason thattnau thetue case itself i| seveiaiggveral \ji. of their Jyoung-----o friends___ Wed- , , wi.n.AAA£,^ descriptive------of local life, d i j t^e manner of a radio pro&ram, | essence of sengers in his automobile for fare or isi f thethP firstfiS t of its kind— its issue ! nesday evening. Those present be-1 - versions, industries, museums and ^^e announcer being John Z u ric k -- slam bang harmony music so dear Hart. ^ _ donation, nine other injunction son St., N. Y. It will be sent FREE. were in costume. Miss Mary Mayburry spent the cases were set for hearing and In buying, be sure to get gen­ aoplvLgig only to merchandise-evermerchandise— ever :i gidesgjdes the children of the Johnson j| These international x,,x.xxxx^xx ...... xX 'r^ v ia H o T- i-1 i to the heart of the negro and such hrftiiVhtPP y to trial. i' familyr— were.T*ara Thelma Cummmgs,Cummiugs, . eontacts«,-,-xaetast ^ u r s d .y evem At Greater Sage-Allen*s lowe'en costume party. Prizes for Upon tte ?h7de^ >»oth Willimantic, which occurred 7 > eration. statutes might be amended, the de- Paul’s church, Willimantic, Miss Lucina Dewey, aged 56 of costumes were awarded as.follows: cision offers this comment: Friday evening, at 9 o’clock. Mr. Prettiest, Miss Florence Pinney; “The cap and gown have a cer­ New Haven, was buried in the congress mlgh see >«f Is a son of Joseph F. and Dewey lot in Columbia cemetery. Funniest, Miss Alice Doggart; Cu­ create some sort ot temporary tain decorative value at commence- Augustine (Breton) Gustin, of VVil-| Monday afternoon Miss Dewey test, Miss Sara McNally: Most or­ right, or it might not. Its decision Picturesque New Fashions in limantic. The bride is the daughter j ment and similar occasions, was the daughter of Henry Dewey, iginal, Miss Miriam Wells. Appro­ ;vould certainly be preceded by of George A. and Lulu (Burnham) I bulk of the worlds work is d6ne priate xefrcshnients were served, examination of the result and leaves a brother, George Dewey some of Minnesota. She was also a niece and games and danciag were en­ »p„„ C . ^ of Mrs. E. Stephens Henry of joyed. Those present included the Scro\“ lp p o sp^t the\-=e. R. Brown „l Yaln Rockville. Miss Dewey is related Misses Miriam, Esther, and Mar­ mount we nrive ^ Qur i end at her Hebron home. to several Columbia families, the garet Wells, Florence Pinney, Sara F rocks and Wraps “Marriage, like all other arts, S5o^is%°Pev>£b.y contracted, - a Grinton L Wni M a ^ .ro n ^ Deweys being early residents here. McNally, Alice Doggart, Gertrude is infested by too many quacks and Gibbs, Alm a Rice, Doris Richards, Whole horizon may contain ®pent in„ ween tt The new hymn board which the the bunglers.”— H. L. Mencken. Emily Rice, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ much which will compose a very friends here. boys made in the summer vacation Roy C. Jones of the Poultry de- neth Smith, Messrs W ilbur H. For This Winter’s Festivities “Great men’s ideas are the com­ school for the use of the church was different , ^^^e partment of Storrs College assumes used for the first time Sunday Smith. Jr., Lester Meyer. Robert mon heritage of humanity; their Ells. Edward McGuire, Raymond prS-n, - accident ^re- only individual possessions are their morning. on Post the I Mercer, and Edward Meyer. by legislation. And ^th e_ matter | oddities.”— Andre Maurois. ' Wednesday evening will oe seems’to777ne for the manufac-j which Max 1 annual election of officers of toe lo- turer, harassed by the copyists, to truck was completely demolishe . “In spite of all this mechanistic ' cal Grange and two new members | RAIL TOLL HIGH $ Mr. Jones is covered by insurance. will be obligated in the third and 39.50 discuss with his law-makers i n response which disposes of the soul Kesman suffered bad cuts about the Congress. of entity, and in spite of obvious fourth degrees. Since there are few automobiles head but was not seriously injured. Att the morning service of the lo- ^ of human life cruelty, brutality, envy, hatred, Shining examples of Sage-Alien’s famous $39.50 group! Ju9t A new tire was stolen from a Lstor invited the murder, deceit, and what not else, cal church, the pastor i x_„„giin Japan, railways . are the main, to look at their georgeous materials, e-xquisite colors and smart Dodge car owned by Carlton B. boys interested in forming a trooP ; I still rise to testify to the aesthetic X cause-of accidents, More than Jones some time during the night ^°T7^the?a°r^ Lew Shouxttes, makfs you feel feetiyel Madelon fr o e ^ | O W perfection of things that I see here of Boy Scouts to meet at the Far !, 200,000 accidents v,happen on rail- 1 5 ^ between Friday and Saturday morn­ sonage Thursday evening and talk the country over for their smartness, (and exclusive at Sage and we call Life.” ways there every year. Allen’s in Hartford) are included. ing. Mr. Jones keeps the car parked —Theodore Dreiser. (Forum.) the matter over. tH at the side of his house on the state Rev. Major Johnson of Hartford. road to Willimanic. It is thought Modem football is undoubtedly Conn., and Miss Alice Anderson of that some passing motorist may a hTder game on the player than Auburn. R. L, were guests Monday have stolen the tire. Depredations of the old smash and mass style which j at the Parsonage. ____ FOR EVENING GUNPOV^'DER PLOT F.AILS the kind have happened many times ■CL DOW?, FOR AFTERNOON ended in 1906.” at the garage just opposite, oivned — Grantland Rice. (Collier’s.) Headachy, bilious, constipated? Frocks with almost-normal Frocks that give toe effect The Gunpowder Plot, a project ' Take N|.— NAtUKS'S BBMBDT— by Mr. Jone’s son. waistlines, quite definitely of being long all the way for destroying the kings, lords and REDS BOMB RAILROAD ' tonight. This mild, safe, vegpta- John F. Simon of New London MRS. JULIA BICE DE-AD. ’round. Swathed girdles, the commons at toe opening of Parlia­ ^ ble remedy will have you feeling ouUined, or suggested by clev­ has sold to Edward A. Smith thirty er shirrings. Uneven hem­ deep back decolletage. ment in London, failed on Nov. 5, acres of land located in toe vicinity fine by morning. You’ll enjoy New York, Nov. 5.— (A P)—Mrs. ' free, thorough bowel action with­ lines, subtle flares, lace smart­ 1605. of the Paper Mill road, and adjoin­ Tokyo, Nov. 5.— (AP) R^gc Disappointed and angered by the Julia Barnett Rice, one of the out the slightest sign o f griping ly used. Satin Lame ing the Smith farm. A right of way pioneers in the movement for a News Agency dispatches from H ar­ ' or discomfort. persecution of Catholics by King to Daniel Lustig is retained across bin, Manchuria, today said Soviet Satin Velvet Taffeta James I, a few of toe Catholics safe and sane Fourth of July, died Safe, tnild, purely vegetable— Moire the land. at her home at Deal, N. J., la.st airplanes which had engaged in re­ at drugfUu—only 2Se Dull-Finished Crepes banded together to.overthrow the A Hallowe’en dance was given at FEEL LIKE A UILUON, TASS night. She was 69 years old. connaissance flights in the Pooran- Tulle Velvet government and establish one of the old dance hall in its new location Th 2 Short Wrap Lace She also was the founder 'of the ichnaya district since the first or their o'wti. in Amston Friday evening. Quite a the month appeared over Muhling The originator of the plot was Anti-Noise Society of America ae 1 TO-NIGHT number of the young people attend­ November 3 and dropped three TOMORROW alright of Velvet Robert Catesby, but it was a sol­ one-time president of the Society ed. for the Suppression of Unnecessary bombs on the railroad station and dier of fortune, Guy Fawkes, who An article on Lorenzo Dow, from Very new to wear Colors was selected to set fire to a hogs­ Noises. She was the widow of Prof. divisional headquarters. •with evening frocks, is . 3>* the standpoint of his connection with The dispatch said it was believed head and 36 barrels of gunpowder Free Masonry appears in the Sep­ Isaac Leopold Rice featured in the group which ’had been placed in a cellar In a sound-proof room qf a man­ the Russians intended to destroy the Aquamarine, Eggshell, Ciel Blue, Burgundy. tember number, just issued, of the Muhling coal mines with a view to at underider tne tbe"House Rouse ofoi Lords.uxuiua. ^ England Masonic Craftsman, sion owned by toe Rices on River­ -jhlia, Jade, Bust, Midnight Blue, Rosalia, Black, Hunt impeding railway traffic along the THE Members of Parliament learned jg Boston. The article is side drive, international chess games eastern section of toe Chinese East­ $39.50 ■' Green. Df the plot and Fawkes was arrest­ written by Dr. C. E. Pendleton of were played, toe moves being coni- ern Railway. ed on toe morning of Nov. 5, a lit­ Colchester, formerly of this town. It municated by cable. Mr. Rice, a GOLDEN tle after midnight, as he came from shows~Yhat Dow had attained to all | chess expert, was the inventor of the cellar dressed for traveling. W.ALES PLANS HUNTING. the+v.a degreesHao-rapi? of Free Masonry possi­possi-1 the"Rice Gambit,” a famous che^-o French Room— Second Floor Examined imder torture, Fawkes ble, as shown from his autobiogra­ debut. confessed his own guilt and re­ London, Nov. 5.— (A P ) The GATE phy. His wanderings, however, in vealed the names of his associates. most eligible bachelor, Edward A l­ this and other countries, made it an FINE RECORD bert, Prince of Wales, will go hun.-^ S - e ' s t ' i ’o“S e a ! exVeeingly aifficul. matter to^caecK up on when and where toe different According to toe National Auto-! ing for big game in the new yea-^ CHINESE on the scaffold. degrees were received. He every­ mobile Chamber of Commerce, London papers said today he was^ Far from remedying toe oppres­ where defends the organization and San Francisco reduced its motor planning to return to Africa m J a-- sion of Roman Catholics, the plot­ was buried with Masonic honors. fatalities 30 per cent last year, n-” --' to comnlete the tour interrupt- ters greatly increased their mis­ LAUNDRY The society bore the expense of the During the first eight months of ed last year when his father King SAGE-ALLEN eries. ! slab which covers his remains at the 1929 there were only 59 fatalities, George oecame seriously ill. 30 Oak St. compared with 85 during the same INC. The 4,500,000 automobiles manu- j Oak Hill cemetery, in Georgetown, period of 1928. Under New Management 1928 in toe United ID. C. A ladies’ wrestling club has TEL. 2-7171 factored in 1928 in HARTFORD States required 288,000 bales of A magazine writer says it isn t been formed in London. You have PromiltxWork. ® cotton for their tires, tops, uphol­ American shipping through the to learn how to defend yourself Suez canal during 1928 ranked easy to tell a woman’s age. Nor stery, padding, brake linings, wash­ nice, either, if it happens to be when you go to a dance nowa­ RAHAAtia.Vilia -Priraia- ers, gaskets, fan belts, insulating seventh in point of net tonnage days. and aiffhth in number of transits. just past 39. materialx and *o forth. ..-.a

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mitted when he was 17 years old. | Sharon, Vt.—Former State Repre­ W T 1 C BAY STATE CITIES sentative George B. Drown, 69, DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Overnight hangs himself. ] 3C2.2—WB2, NEW ENGLAND—930. Leading DX Stations. PROGRAMS Camden, Me.—Thirteen year old ] TuGsd&7, November 5. 6:30—Dinner dauce music. 405.2— WSS, A TL A N T A —740. ARE VOTING TODAY boy, Charles Reynolds, confesses, I “ Eagle Eyed Elmer, the slickest 7:00—Studio musical concerts. Travelers, Hartford 8:00—Bing family party. 8:00—WJZ band concert. A . P. News police say, to setting three lumber j m u s t ^ goldern feUer that ever bought Brook­ S:30_\VJZ programs (2 hrs.) 8:30—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 500 m. 600 K. C. yard fires within a year because he ; lyn Bridge," Will have his largest au­ 10:30—'Two dance orchestras. 11:45—Studio concert houE 293.9— k YW, CHICAGO—1020. “liked the red blaze." | be dience -when he broadcasts over the 11:30—Feature variety hour. 8:00—NBC programs (2^ hrs.) New York—Stock prices sag 3 to Hartford.—Harold B. Page, 35, | AVEAF network at 9 o’clock Tusday 348.6— WABC, NEW YORK—860. 11:15—Dance music to 2:30. Program for Tuesday Eight Besides Boston Hold 6:00— Drama, “ Show Folks." 389.4—WBBM, CHICAGO—770. 17 points as selling wave marKs serving sentence for murder of | night. Elmer Hlgginbottom Jones is 7:00—Gvpsy camp music. Eastern Standard Time d e s t i w i his lull name. But to millions he is 9:00—WABC programs (4',4 hfs.) close of market. Harold Ford since 1913, pardoned. I 7:30— United Symphony orchestra. 11:30—Svmphonic orchestra, tenor, 5:30 p, m. “ Sunset Hour”—Studio Chick Sale, specialist in structural en- 8:00—Indian legends band. Washington—Raskob in letter Greenwich.—Louis Enright, driv-! ainwrlng ol a ^ery important type. 12:00—Wlioopee feature program. Ensemble Supper Musicale. Elections; Candidates Who 8:30—Drama, “ Lady Luck. 1:00—Dance music; Coffee Dan’s. read in Senate, denies he Is a Stock er, held responsible for death of, Sale’s characterizations of Eln^r, the 9:00_I’aul Whiteman’s orchestra. 6:20 p, m. United States Daily combelt wisecracker. have bewme an 254.1—WJJD, CHICAGO—1180. Market plunger. Yvonne Demousaudome, thrown! 10:00—David Mendoza's orchestra with 9:00—Theater presentations. News Bulletins. American classic. During his broad Helen Oelhelm, contralto. Are in the Field. from his car after collision witn 1 Mst hs will recount lor his village 9:30—Mooseheart children’s hour. 0:30 p. m. Benrus Correct Time. Vancouver, B. C.—Landlady re­ 10’30—Night club romance. 12:00—Artists entertainment. veals that Northeutt, United States truck. i crohies the famous incident when he 11:00—Two dance orchestras. 416.4— WON, C H IC A G O -720. 6:31 p. m. Hotel Bond Trio—Mu­ wa* celled as wiUiess lor the defense 12:00- Kemp’s dance orchestra. naval officer under arrest, was ac­ Norfolk.—Barn on estate of U. S. ]n a lift «uralnst a railroad. Elmer 10:30—Jim Brown's orchestra. sical Tour of Belgium a n d 454.3— W EAF, n e w YORK—660. 11:20-Louie’s Hungry Five. France: Emil Helmberger, Direc­ Boston, Nov. 5.— (AP)—Eight companied by woman. Senator F. C. Walcott, owned by was Watching at a crossing where the 11:36—Original songsters; dancs. Hartford express and a taring car 6:00—Ludwig Laurlcr’s orchestra. tor. Massachusetts cities outside of Bos­ Washington—President Green of himself and Starling W. Childs of dispvtcd Uie right of way. Elmer v^n 7 ;(X)—“ Roads of the Sky" with talk 12:00—The dream ship. New York, burned with loss of by Col. Paul A. Henderson. 12:15—Jean Goldkette’s orchestra. La Brabanconne American Federation of Labor calls the case. His charactorlzat on of El­ ton hold their municipal elections $ 10,000. mer as the Fearless Fireman one ot 7:15—Universal safety address. 1:00—Two danec orchestras. ___ Pere de la Victoire ___ Ganne meeting to plan organization cam­ the fumiiest of the senes of sketches 7:30- Sketch with music. 344.6— WLS, CHICAGO—*70. Chanson Boheme ...... Boldl today. Mayors ana lesser officials paign m south., Waterbury—Forty members of 8:00—Soprano, baritones, orchestra. 3:10—The Angelus hour. that mty be tuned in. 8:30—WEAF orchestra music. Meditation from will be chosen in Cambridge, Detroit—State drops charges Slocum school patrol formed to 8:30—Male trio, orchestra. secure leadership in playground ac­ V/.tve lengths in meters on left o^ 9:00—Chick Sale, comedian. 9:00—Feature music hour. "Thais" ...... Massenet Worcester, Springfield, Lowed, against Mrs. Grace Wood and two etnUon lille. kilocycles on the righ^t 10:00—Eskimos dance music. 447.5_WMAQ.WQJ, CHICAGO—670. Tango, Parisienne Seducclon. Fitchburg, Lynn, Somerville aoi men accused of plot to kill her hus­ tivities and school discipline, induct­ 10:30—Feature vaudeville hours. C;30—Concert; yiumber music. Tlmc.o arc all Eastern Standard. Black 11:00—Orchestra; Dan and Sylvia. Valse, Parisienne Fascination. Waltham. ed into office by police Lieutenant face tyi'e indicates best features. 11:30—Dramatic sea tale. band. 12:00—Midnight organ melodies. 11:31—D.V vaudeville club. My Heart At Thy Sweet Voice Mayor Edward W. Quinn, who has Los Angeles—Trial of Tom Mix Magner. 11:43-Throe dance orchestras. Hartford—Pratt & Whitney Co., Leading East Stations. 393.5—WJZ, N EW YORK—760. 202.6— VJHT, CHICAGO— 1480. from "Samson and held the office In Cambridge in'- on charge of evading $100,000 in­ 6:00—Old Man Sunshine, songs. 9:30—Artists; ramblers. Delilah” ...... Saiht-I^aens alx consecutive two year terms, is come tax set for nexc February. get airplane engine order totalling HUNTERS 272*—WPG, ATLANTIC 6:30—Ocean Liners orchestra. 10:00—Concert ensemble. Marsellaise. opposed by Richard M. Russeil, about $2,355,000. $i09—Orchestra; tenor, controlta. 7:00—Highlanders’ musicale with Mil- 10:30—Your hour league. Minneapolis—Senator Shipstead <).{,V-Trlo; soprano, pianist. ton Cross, tenor. 6:59 p. m. Industrial Alcohol Insti­ member of a family promlningt in returns home recovered from lilne.is Hartford — Emil Dugan given —Nightingale; music ensemble. 361.2— KOA, D EN VER —830. 7:30—Lew White organ recital. 9:00—WEAF programs (2'4t hrs.) tute Announcement. the the political history of the city which necessitated year’s absence wrist watch by fellow workers for TAKE NOTICE! 11 :r<>—Silver Slipper orchestra. 7:45—Adventures of Polly Preston. 11:35—17t.h century songs by Denier great effort to save Theodore Beau- ll;* t—Organist, assisting solols^. 8:00—Goldman’s band concert. 7:00 p. m. Silent. and the- state. Three weeks ago in from Senate. ji^-W BAL, BALTIMOBE-1060, Conceit orchestra, quartet. zreault of Danielson, who drowned Hunters are forbidden to 8:30—Musical tour with Jeanne Gor­ 299.8— WHO, DES MOINES— 1000. the primaries, Russell received 900 New York—Bankers’ Capital Cor­ 8-jo—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) don, contralto; Douglas Stan- hhnself in Quinnebaug River Sun­ 8:30—WEAO' programo (3 hrs.) votes more than Quinn. Observers poration, investment trust, goes into trespass on our property at 11 W —lula’s Symphonic ensemble. bury, baritone. 11:30—Recorded brevities. day night. Latter had been ordered ?08.2—WEEI, BOSTON—690. HOME BUILDERS BID predict a vote of 30,000 today. Bot.b Highland Park for the purpose 9:00—Musical melodrama, orchestra. 12:00—Aenal plajhouse, receivership blaming Stock Market. committed to hospital. 7:0f— Big Brother club. 9:30—Old-time minstrel hits. 374.8— WBAP, FORT V/ORTH—800, candidates are Democrats. London—Commons votes $3,250 of shooting game. WEAF programs (t'A hrs.) 10:00—Fred AValdner .tenor, orchestra. 11:00—.Musical program. In Worcester, Mayor Michael J. Waterbury—Mayor-Elect T. Frank 243.S-WNAC. BOSTON-1230. 10:30—Orchestradians orchestra with for trip to Canada by minister jt Any persons violating the order ?:1S—Artists; dinner music. 12:00—Tlieuttr foatiires. ADIEU TO PRENTICES O’Hara, Republican, who has served Flayes has been to London, England Morton Downey, tenor. 374.8— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—800. employment eliminating chance ti for a vacation. He stayed two days will lie prosecuted to the full extent ji-rO—Hector’s dance orchestra. 11:00—Slumber music. 9:00—Barn dunce players. five terms, has met stiff campaign challenge labor government s unem­ 645.1— W G R , B U F F A L O —560. 308.9—KDKA, PITTSBURGH—980. 11:00—Danco orchestra; organist. and all the rest of a month was of the law. <;70—Van Surdam’s orenestra. opposition from his Democratic op­ ployment program at present. 7:00—American literature gems. 12:00—Studio entertainiueiit. spent in coming and going. L.AWKE.NCE W. CASE}, 7-flO^ So—Feature " music hour. 7:15—Sacred song recital. 468.5—KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. The Home Builders of the South ponent, John C. Mahoney, .former Mexico City—Governor of Aguas 7;30_\vEAF programs (4% hrs.) 8:00—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) Il:00--Schonberger trio, songs. Methodist church met last night, Councilman, Alderman and repre­ Calientes and three other men killed Case Brothers. 333.1— W M A K , BUFFALO—900. 11:00—Bestor’s dance music. 12:00—I’aiher lamily ricital. with an attendance of 6. Each suc- Tonica Springs Co. 7:3U—Feature music hour. 11:30—WJZ Slumber music. 1:00—Radio ai l ists’ review. sentative. Two years ago, O’Hava in airplane crash near Villa Carbon. s;00—WE.\F programs (4 hrs.) 370.2—WCCO, MINN.. 6T. PAUL—810, cedlng meeting since the inaugura­ defeated Mahoney by 1,845 votes. Helsingfors, Finland — Thirteen 428.3—WLW, CINCINNATI—700. 245.8—W CAE, PITTSB UR G H —1220. tion of this society has seen addi­ TOUGHEST OF OLD 8:30—WJZ programs (1V4 hrs.) 6:00—Dinner dance music. 8:00—WABC programs (3 hrs.) In Springfield. fugitives from Russian Soviet prison 7:00—Orchestra; traffic talk. 11:00—Politicians music hour. tions to its membership and last 10:00—Arzan's orchestra; concert. 11:15—WABC programs (% hr.) Carlos D. Ellis, Republican, high believe 60 comrades perished in 10:43—Studio vocal trio. 7:30—Uncle Gimbee; recital. nights’ attendance was the record school principal, and Dwight Fi. 11:00—WJZ Slumber hour. 8:00—WEAF programs (4 hrs.) 12:00—The old settlers. snow after escape. • HANG-ON COUGHS GO FOU RADIO 12:00—Studio dance orchestra. 12:00—Tracy-Brown’S orchestra. 461.3— WSM, N A S H V IL L E —650. to date. Winter, Democrat, are the mayoral­ Paris—Premier Tardieu stakes fate 9:00—WE.\F programs (2'^ hrs.) Elmer Anderson, the newly elect­ 13:30—Feature variety hour. 535.4— WFI, PHILADELPHIA—560.11:30—Golden Echo male quartet. ty candidates in Springfield. Win­ of ministry on discussion Thursd.ay SKKVICB 280.2—W TA M , C LE V ELA N D —1070. 6:30—WEAF programs (o',2 hrs.) ed president, conducted the business 379.5— KOO, O A KLAND—790. ter lost to Mayor F. C. Parker cy of interpellations on general foreign 6:00—Studio concert. 260.7— W H AM , ROCHESTER—1150. Why send a boy to do man’s 7:30—WEAF programs (3’/i hrs.) 12:30—Los Angeles entertainment. session. Following on the business 1,200 votes in the last election. Ti'.i PHONE 8161) 6:30—Dinner dance music: talk. 1:00—Artists; Sauntering Sailors. meeting, Rev. Robert A. Colpitts, on policy. work? Sweet, sugary cough syrups 11:00—Studio dance music. 7:00—WJZ Highlander’s program. 2:00—Musical musketeers. city has not had a Democrat!? London—Prince of Wales plans Have you heard the new Majestic 283—w TIC, HARTFORD—1060, behalf of the society paid a tribute may help a simple cough, but w'hen 5:30—Ensemble supper musicale. 7:30—Concert orchestra, baritone. 270.1—W RVA, RICHM OND— 1110. mayor for 15 years. hunt in Africa. you are traveling along towards the Electric- Hadk*? 6:30—Heimberger’s instrumental trio. 8:00—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) 8:00—WJZ band concert. to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Prentice 11:00—Helen Ankner. organist. 8:30—Music hour; drama guild. A vote of 30,000 is expected ir West Point—Head Coach Jones in cemetery with a stubborn tight old 422.3—WOR, N EW A RK —710. who are leaving Manchester to live Lowell to choose between Mayor 7:00—Piccadilly orchestra. 379,5_WGY, SCHENECTADY—7S0. 10:00—WE.A.F programs (2 hrs.) in Washington, D. C. Mr. Colpitts radio talk expressed hope th.at cough that lingers on and on witn Barstow Radio 7:30—Socialist talk: vignette. 11:55—Time; weather: markets. 440.9— KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—680. Thomas H. Braden, Republican, anl Army and Navy will resume aUt- the most persistent devilishness, 8:00— Main Street rural sketch. 6:30—Dinner dance music. 12:00—Great composer’s hour. said that it was largely through the Attorney James J. Bruin, Democrat. Service 9:00—Radio presentations. 7:00—Studio concert orchestra. 1:00—Bears; trocaderans. work of Mr. and Mrs. Prentice that letic relations. then you need a real cough medi­ 309.1— KJR, S E A TTLE —970. Mayor Joseph N. Carriere is oppos­ Chicago—White Sox purchase Authorized Dealef 11:00—Dance orchestra. 11:30—Theater organ recital. the Home Builders had been so suc­ cine—and the realest destroyer of Majestic, Philoo 11:30—Moonijeams music. 7:30—WEAF------programs (4 hrs.) 12:00—Dance orchestr*, entertainers ed by Fred S. Suthergreen of Fitch­ Smeed Jolley from San Francisco ' tough old coughs is Bronchuline Secondary DX Stations. cessful In their work. He also ex­ 20 Bissell St. Secondary Eastern Stations. pressed appreciation of their work burg. They are running on an In­ Club Pacific Coast Leagnie. I Emulsion. 344.6— WENR, CHICAGO-870. dependent progressive and Non- Next door to Kittle’s Market 545.1— W KRC, C IN C IN N A T I—660. 475.9—CNRA, MONCTON—630, in the Sunday school. To Mrs. Pren­ Boston — Mayoralty candidates The cough may be so tantalizing 10:00—Studio entertainment. 8:45—Instrumental quartet. 8:15—Farmer Rusk’s talk. Partisan ticket, respectively. here and in eight other Massa- 11:00—Dance orchestra. 9:TO—Vocalists, Instrumentalists. 10:00—Home circle concert. tice, on behalf of the society, the that you can't sleep nights and your 374.8—WSAI, CINCINNATI—800. 10:00—Little concert orchestra. 11:00—The musical parade. pastor presented a brooch pin in In Lynn. chusets cities end campaign in days may be filled with racking tor­ 7:10—Feature music hours. 325.9—WWJ, DETROIT—920. 12:30—Smiles; comedy skits. white gold, set with rubies and a In Lynn, approximately 25,000 anticipation of today's election. ture, yet that’s just the kind of a 9:00—Minstrel men’s frolic. 6:30—Barium dance orchestra. 1:00—DX.alr vaudeville. voters will choose between Lynn M. Sheffield, Mass.—Search begun 9:00—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 238—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260. white diamond. To Mr. Prentice, he cough that Bronchuline likes to R A DI O 7:00—Gypsy baron’s concert. 11:30—Shep barn dance. Ranger, president of the City Coun­ for Robert Burnet, 18, of Chicago, 215.7— W H K , C LE V ELA N D —1390, 272.6—WLWL, NEW YORK—1100. presented a book by Helen Keller, tackle anci conquer. S.ALES AI^D SERVICE 7:15—Dixie steppers; orchestra. 1:00—Studio musicale; tenor. •the blind author and philospher. cil, and J. Fred Manning, prominert Berkshire preparatory school senior, 8:00—WABC programs (3 hrs.) 6:00—French music, bass. 288.3— W FAA, DALLAS—1040. Democrat, in a non-partisan contest. Many times a few doses will stop Prompt Attention 9 0 Phone Calls 11:00—Two dance orchestras. 6:20—Orchestra; salon echoes. 12:15—School days, gang. The reclpetents, in expressing their who has been missing since October 7:20—Morality talk; orchestra. 11:00—Bridge lesson, music. Alderman William S. Howe, Re­ the hacking and loosen things up 399.8— WeX-WJR. DETROIT—750. appreciation, both spoke feelingly of 26. and you can depend upon half a DIAL ; 7:30—Business talk; trio. 357—CKCL, TORONTO—840. 491.5—W D AF, KANSAS C IT Y —610. their association with the Home publican, is opposed by John J. Milo, Me. — Former Governor 9:00—Manuel girls: orchestra. 7:00—Popular music: trio. 10:30—Cook’s feature artists. Murphy, Democrat, in SomerviHe. bottle to make a two months’ cough standard Aecessorlei 10:0(1—Red Apple Club program. 8:30—Radio Hawaiians. 11:00—WEAF vaudeville hour- Builders. Ralph O. Brewster of Maine declares 12:15—Variety music hour. The Democrats have never elected a action of Senator Bingham of Con­ quit cold and disappear. .Atwater Kent. ’ Stromberg-Carlsou, 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—570. 9:00—Simpson opera hour. There was chorus singing at in­ Majestic, Bo8ch, Phllcfo. 5:13—Election returns (4 hrs.) 11:00—Goldkette’s orchestra. 12:45—Nighthawk frolic. tervals, Fred Rogers providing^ the mayor. A vote of 30,000 is forecast necticut in lending a “Senate cloak” Ask North Find Pharmacy, Man­ piano accompaniments. Games were by observers. to a representative of a special in­ chester, or Magnell Drug Co., So. Former Mayor Patrick J. Duarc terest is detrimental to the welfare ; Manchester, or any wideawake WM. E. KRAH played in the gymnasium and re­ 669 Tolland Turnpikz. IRENE CASTLE HURT erick McLaughlin, the former Irene hurt in 1925 when thrown by her freshments were served of Waltham seeks the office again of New England. druggist for a bottle of Bronchu­ Castle were injured Sunday riding hunter. The committee in charge was, Mr. in opposition to Mayor Henry F. Hartford, Conn. — Unconditional line Emulsion. There’s no dope in it—or chloroform, and a couple of Clhicago, Nov. 5.— (AP)—Colonel to hounds in the Onwenasia fox hunt and Mrs. Otto Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Beal, who has served eight years in pardon granted Harold B. Page, 35, Noble Bremdon Judah, former it became known today. The carvature of the earth is Raymond Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. the position. Duane held the office who began a life prison sentence in teaspoonfuls will usually end any ambassador to Cuba and Mrs. Fred­ Mrs. McLaughlin was dangerously about eight inches per mile. Clarence A. Davis. in 1914 and 1915. 1913 for a murder which he com­ ordinary cough.—Adv. Read The Herald Advs. ATWATER-KENT SCREEN GRID RADIO REDUCED $27 00 COMPLETE Price Reduction Received By Telegram Yesterday From The New Haven Electric Company, Connecticut Distributors of Atwater Kent Radios.

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can Legion in G. A. R. Hall this State’s Feature Two Days evening, when installation of offi­ ! ALL B .& M . TRAINS I “ b la c k c r o w s” end GILEAD cers will take place. William Plund­ ROCKVILLE er has been chosen president for the RUN HERE TONIGHT Mr. and Mrs. William Proctor ami ensuing year and he will make of­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Proctor and ficial announcement of his commit­ STOP FOR A MINUTE their son of Niantic spent a fniv ^ t f o t h e i s tee at this meeting. A social time i Greta Garbo in “Single Stand­ days last week with Mr. and Mr.j. will follow the meeting and refresh- Clayton A. Hills, they returned lo i ments will be served. ard” the Feature at State each year- Tomorrow. their home Sunday. VERNON PASTOR ACCEPTS ! Indoor Tract Meet About fifty attended the singing treat COLDS i The Indoor tract meet and get-to- Out of Respect to President I gether for all members and friends The Two Black Crows, Moran school Saturday evening. EXTERNALLY EAST HADDAM CALL of the M. E. Church wdll be held on of Railroad Who Was and Mack, in “Why Bring That J. Banks Jones spent a few days Friday evening in Wesleyan Hall Up,” conclude their three day en­ last week with Prof. Fred Dean at from 7 until 9. There will be games gagement at the State tonight. his home in Springfield, Mass. W h e n Vicks Will Preach Last Sermon at for all ages and refreshments wdll be Buried This Afternoon. Greta Garbo proves the adage Mrs. Robert E. Foote and Mr<3. VapoRub was introduced, Hart E. Buell are recovering from Center Church Nov. 17; served. The Ladies Aid will have about the absence making the heart mothers especially were quick to charge of refreshments. Mrs. Emil grow fonder in her smashing return an attack of grip. Notes About Rockville. Krayman, Miss Southcliff and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Foote were appreciate it, because it is just Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 5.— (AP) to the screen in "The Single Stand­ rubbed on and cannot upset chil­ Francis Green are in charge of the ard” which will be the feature at­ recent visitors at Mr. and Mrs. J. Rev. A. E. Gates, who has been —Funeral services for George Han- Albert Masterton’s in Middletown. dren’s delicate stomachs, as paster of the Vernon Center Congre- games. nauer, late president of the Boston traction at the State Wednesday Supervising Deputy and Thursday. Leaving our palpi­ Dr. Cassius Way of White Plains “dosing” is so apt to do. Of course gationsd Church for more than two James R. Quinn, who has been & Maine railroad, were held in the N. Y., visited his father, Charles U years annoxmced today that he had tating shores after making “ WdJ it is equally good for adults. deputy of East Hartford Lodge, little Mount Auburn cemetery Way last week. received a call to the East Haddam Knights of Pythias has been, ap­ chapel today before only a few of Orchids,” Miss Garbo went home to Today, the whole trend ot 'Congregational Church and that he Sweden for four months amid ru­ R. W. Hubbard spent the week­ pointed supervising deputy over the the many who came to pay final end in New York as guest of his medical practice is away from had accepted. The Church which is tribute. mors that she v/as not to retur.i second district, w'hich includes brother Philip Hubbard. needless “dosing,” and the considered one of the most beautiful Damon, Memorial, Asnuntuk, Linne, After removal of the body to the She did return anJ brought with her in New England, has a large mem­ home in Newton to the chapel, the a new Garbo to the screen, a more Automobile Accident. demand for Vipks has grown Mineral Springs and Elm Lodges. Andrew Kalita of Middletown an 1 bership. Pastor Gates preached at The duties of supervising deputy are Episcopal ritual was read by the beautiful, if possible, creature ot until it is neces­ this church as a candidate on Octo­ Floyd S. Remsen of Needharti to visit each lodge at least once in Rev. Edward Taylor Sullivan, D.D., strange fascination and of even sary to again ber 20 and 27. The official call was pastor of the Newton Center Trinity Mass., driving automobiles collided each semi-annual term, and to bring Greta Garbo and Nils Asther in “The Single Standard” which plays more^potent lure than of yore. Iri raise the figures extended him on Monday morning church, and a eulogy was offered by many^ ways “The Single Standard ’ on Post Hill Sunday evening. Sheri >'f about and organize the Lodges in at the State Theater here tomorrow and Thursday. Collins and J. B. Jones investigated, of this week. the districts for greater activities. President Ernest Martin Hopkins of is a distinct triumph for the exoU'.; in the fam ous Mr. Gates who is dearly beloved Decorators Busy Dartmouth college. Swedlsh star. It is her first one hun­ but no arrests were made as they slogan. There by the people of Vernon Center The beginner's department of the Out of respect to Mr. Hannauer dred per cent. American role and settled, for the damage of the cars. are now “Over tendered his resignation to his con­ No one was injure^. liilion Union Church is being painted and WAPPING BUCHARIN WARNED every train on the 2,200 miles of the presents the greatest of all her 2 6 Million gregation about a month ago and redecorated this week and the Boston and Maine railroad was stop­ i------■ planned at that time to accept a call characterizations. Jars Used Primary departments will have new j The marriage of Miss Cecelia Jus- ped for a minute at 11 a. m., the Nils Asther and John Marl: to some other church, but decided furnishings soon. There is a good hour of the service. Many of the DAVID (’HAMHERS Y early.” since not to accept that special call, i tice Chase, daughter of Mr. and AGAINST MISTAKES Brown split leading man honors attendance each Sunday and there I Mrs. Joshua Coffin Chase of Winter railroad’s offices closed then for the Both are splendidly cast, although having the East Haddam Church are now twenty-five teachers con­ remainder of the “day. under consideration. The Vernon I Park, Florida, and Philadelphia, Pa., playing widely divergent roles, keep (’ONTRAC'l’OR nected with Union Church school. Governors. Present pace with each other in highly cerd- Center Congregation asked him to Notes and Ralph C. Lasbury, Jr., son of reconsider at that time, as they iMr. and Mrs. Lasbury of Soui.h IIcsco’.v, Nov. 5.— (AP) — The Governors of four New England itable performance. The picture h><.i AND BIIII.DKR V a r o R u b The regular monthly social and official organ, Izvestia, today warn­ states, two of them attending in wished to retain him. At the morn­ i business meeting of the Friendly j Windsor, took place last Saturdav been screened with an eye to pic­ ing service last Sunday, Mr. Ga s I afternoon at three o’clock at the ed Nikolai Bucharin and other mem­ person. Governor Frank G. Allen of torial beauty, and the yachting 68 Hollister Street Class will be held in the Church bers of the Right Wing opposition in Massachusetts and Governor Charles stated that he had reconsidered, but social rooms tomorrow evening. home of the ' ide’s grandmother scenes are particularly effective decided to leave to take charge of Mrs. William W. Justin of German­ the Communist Party, that unless W. Tobey of New Hampshire, and Dorothy Sebastian, Lane Chandler There is sure to be a good attend­ they acknowledge their “mistakes” Governors John E. Weeks of Ver­ East Haddam Church, although he ance as the comm^ee in charge has town, Pa., in the presence of the two and Robert Castle have the mo.-: did. not receive the official call until and recognize that the government mont and William T. Gardiner of prominent roles in the supporting planned a good program. families and a few intimate friends. Maine, were honorary pall-bearers. E. A . Lettney Monday. After November 15th, Mr. a.nd is pursuing the correct policy in its cast. Mrs. Clarence Kabrick has charge economic and agricultural plans, Others were the presidents of promi­ Deep regret is felt by the people of the decorations of Union Church Mrs. Lasbury will be at home at tlie As an extra added feature, Eddu* MANCHESTER 38 Main St., Manchestet of Vernon Center in losing Mr. they will meet the same fate as the nent eastern railroads, employees of during the month of November. Willowbees, 330 Laurel street. the road, and leaders in New Eng­ Cantor will be presented in “Zieg- Gates and his family. He has been The teachers and officers of Union All of the schools of the town of exiled Leon Trotsky. feld’s Midnight Frolic.” The pro­ very active in community work and Izvestia declared that the won­ land business and public life. PEOPLE Congregational Church will hold a South Windsor, closed on Monday Burial was in the cemetery in a gram will also include the side­ PLUMBING and is sure to be missed. business meeting and social in the derful results of the first year of the splitting all tal’King comedy ’’The as the teachers took the day as five year industrialization plan prov­ grave near the final resting place of have been tracking: with us Rev. A. E. Gates will preach his church social rooms this evening at visiting day, to visit other schools Brides Relations.” . last sermon at the Center Church ed the members of the Right Wing Longfellow, Lowell and Henry Cabot 7:30 p. m. The annual meeting of the library for years and years and we HEATING on Sunday, November 17, taking up Miss Ruth Beaumont of Thomp­ wrong. It added that only grouping Lodge. sure do appreciate it. When his new duties in East Haddam the directors was held last Saturd.sy of Russia’s farms on a great scale son street has returned from a visit afternoon, at the Sadd Memori.rl in Hartford dine with us and SPECIALIZING IN following Sunday, November 24. in Wood Haven, L. I. can solve the country’s agricultural Library, when the officers were all and economic problems. If a dipping compass Is used at be sure to bring home some Si.x Cases On Docket The Willing Workers of the First the north pole, the needle will dip There was a short calendar ses­ re-elected. Levi T. Dewey as presi­ oysters and crackers for the African Baptist Church will hold a dent, Mrs. Fannie V. Bossen as sec­ vertically downward. The needle Why Risk sion of the Tolland County Superior chicken pie supper at the home of Nikolai Bucharin formerly was retary and treasurer, and Morris D. of an ordinary compass will re­ other members of the fam­ Sheet Metal Court on Monday morning, wdth A. B. Morgan of Park Place, on editor-in-chief of Pravda, important main stationary. Judge Edward Yeomans on the November 14. Sullivan as building committee. Moscow daily, and has held posts as ily. bench. Six cases were scheduled Charles F. Batz was installed Jason Pierce was the guest of nis member of the Communist'executive Work for the day. The case of Abraham Commander of the Fourth District brother and family, Robert Pierce and member of the Praesidium Trouble HONISS’S Garbich vs. Meech & Stoddard, Inc. of the American Legion and William last week. Council of Supreme Economy. He Now is the time to have heat­ Baer, fourth district treasurer at a Charles J. Dewey who went to the OYSTER HOUSE and Red Wing Feed & Lumber Com­ generally has been associated with HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS with your car ers cleaned and repaired. Give pany was stricken off the docket, meeting of the Fourth District held Manchester Memorial hospital la-st such other “Rightists” as Michael 22 State Sti’eet as was also the case of Max Gar- in Willimantic on Sunday. week Wednesday, returned to his Tomsky and Alexis Rykoff. There If your skin is yellow—complexion WHEN YOU CAN us a call. Prompt service. pallid—tongue coated—appetite poor RENT A STALL IN Hartford, Conn. bich vs. Meech & Stoddard, Inc., and home here on Sunday afternoon. have been insistent reports of late Phone 3036. Red Wing Feed & Lumber Co. 'The chicken piq supper which was of his loss of standing with the — you have a bad taste in your mouth MANCHESTER’S — a lazy, no-good feeling—you should in .tbe chae of Ernest A. Gleason given by the Federated Workers present all-powerful Soviet group LARGEST HEATED vs, Monach Reality Corporation, TOLLAND last Friday evening at the school headed by Josef Stalin. try Olive Tablets. hail, attracted a laxge crowd, many Dr, Edwards Olive Tablets—a sub­ GARAGE? motion to restore docket; this was stitute for calomel—were prepared by granted Day Berry & Reynolds were coming from Manchester, Hartforrl, Plenty of Room the attorneys for the plaintiff and Suffield, New Britain,-WindsorviUe, POLISH PARLIAMENT Dr. Edwards after 20 years of study. Mr. and Mrs. Horton Chapin and Olive' Tablets are a purely veg^ All the latest equipment R. H. Fisk for the defense. East Hartford, South Windsor, as table compound. Know them by their In the case of Francis M. Dickin­ daughter Helen Chapin, of Oradell, well as Wapping. for evei'y repair job. N. J., were week-end guests of Mr. olive color. son vs. Ernest Tietz, hearing in fore­ Mrs. Frank W. Congdon of Laurel TAKES LONG RECESS To have a clear, pink skin, bright closure, limitation of time fpr and Mrs. Charles C. Talcott. Hill, has been confined to her homo Miss Helen Meacham, a student eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoy­ redemption, he received judgment with a severe cold the past week. ancy like childhood days, yqu must of $410.10. T. F. Noone was attor­ at the Russell Sage college, of Troy, Warsaw, Nov. 5.— (AP)—The CONKEY’S New York, was at the home of her The monthly Sunday school social Polish Parliament will adjourn by get at the cause. ney for the plaintiff. which took the form of a Hallowe’en Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act on in the case of John Wannamaker grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Young presidential degree today for 30 over the week-end. party, was very largely attended, days when It met to convene after the liver and bowels like calomel— yet vs. James Hale et al, termination nearly all coming in costume. have no dangerous after effects. of continuance. Finding of actual Mrs. John Steele has fetumed a recess since last Thursday when GARAGE from a short visit with her sister Games and music were enjoyed ny Marshall Pitsuki, offered with more They start die bile and help over­ notice by defendants, discloure of come constipation. Take nightly and defen« by defendants appearing, de- Mrs, -Walter Pearson and Mr. Pear­ all present. Refreshments wer.0 than 100 army officers to open its AT THE CENTER served. initial session. ^ note the pleasing results. Millions of H-ARTFORD fault^gain^ n^-aj®eariqg defei^-, son bf Hartford. boxes sold yearly. 15c, 30c, 60c. Tel. 5648 ants. Judgment of foreclosure and Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Newman There was a large audience who The president’s decisRn for the limitation of time for redemption, were Sunday guests of their daugh­ -greeted Rabbi Morris Silverman last time being ended the crisis which judgment of $381.74 was granted. ter, Mrs. Gertrude Gaffney and fam­ Sunday evening at the Federated arose last week when Marshall The final case, Jonh Wannamaker ily of Hartford. church here a id all listened very Pilsudski, attended by a strong mili­ vs. James Hale, motion for foreclos- Mr. and Mrs. William Sumner attentively to the fine address which tary contingent, attempted to open use by sale, was denied. Simpson and little son of New York, he gave. the Sejm. were week-end guests of their par­ There had been general apprehen­ American Legion Fair d • The Third Annual Fair of Stanley ents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Simpson. ARMY TO HELP P. O. sion today as to what would happen Dobost Post No. 14, American Le­ The All Day Sewing meeting of when the Sejm convened again to­ the Union missionary society will be gion will be held in Town Hall, Me­ Washington, Nov. 5.— (AP)—The day in the event the marshal’s morial building, commencing Friday held Thursday of this week in the brother officers should again have Federated church parlors. Army is going to lend a hand to the evening, November 8. The fair will post office department in handling been brought forw'ard. The directors of the Tolland It was believed in political cir­ A Better Coffee Special! continue November 9 and 11. There the Christmas mail. Secretary Good will be an excellent entertainment Library Association met Saturday cles a way would be found out of evening and the following officers has instructed the commanders of each evening followed by dancing. corps areas to place all available the crisis during the 30 days of the The committee in charge have been were elected for the ensuing year. Sejm’s adjournment. working for several weeks making For president, Mrs. Charles H. motor trucks at the disposal ‘O^ the plans to put the fair of 1929 over Daniels, first vice president, Mrs. postoffice department during the FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY the top. There is sure to be a record John H. Steele, second vice presi­ Christmas rush. brewing crowd each evening. The dent, Mrs. I. Tilden Jewett, Mrs. following program will be present­ James Clough was elected honorary MRS. FROST DIES ed; Friday, November 8,* Le Valen­ vice president. Mrs. Clough has cia Duo, piano accordions and sing­ been connected with the association Fitchburg, Mass., Nov. 5.— (AP.) ing; Chouinard and Logan, two nifty since it was started, October, 1898, —Mrs. Myra A. Frost, widow of fast steppers. Harry and Mai, Rol­ and was an active member as long William A. Frost, founder of the ler skating, singing, dancing, come­ as her health permitted. The Nichols and Frost department dy. Mary Stewart, commediene, auditors elected were I Tilden store, died suddenly today at her songs and dance, Wilber at piano. Jewett and L. Ernest Hall, secre­ home. She was the mother of Henry Corona Saturday, Lasch and Kahn, the tary, Mrs. L. Ernest Hall, treasurer, A. Frost, Boston architect. cuckoo brothers, eccentric and Mrs. Mary Jewell Baldwin. Ways comedy dancers. and Means committee, #Miss Flor­ Betty Sullivan, the wizard of mar­ ence Meacham, Literary committee, imba and xylophone. Shonty and Mrs. John H. Steele, Librarian, Miss Manning, the wop and the politician, Lucile Agard. Liberal Reward music, singing and dancing. Mon­ Mrs. M. A. Hall of Rockville was day, November 11, Armistic Night, a week-end guest at the home of will be paid for the return of an Bon Ton quartet, Up-to-minute sel­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fuller. English Bull pup which was ections. Desopo and L^’.done, Ban­ The Ladies Aid Society of the Electric Percolator jos and singing. Brown and Dean, Federated church will serve their lost Sautrday night about 5 the two boiled potatoe bugs, 15 min­ regular monthly supper next Friday o’clock. Get in touch with utes of comedy. Ken-Trix-duo, a evening in the church dining rooms. boy and girl who sing and dance. The Sacrament of the Lord’s Sup­ Howard Edgerly, 11 Park St.. Music will be furnished by the per was observed at the Federated Tel. 5375. Critical Eyes Arcadians. Church at the Sunday morning ser­ Father and Son Week vice. Everjwvhere are Father and Son w'eek will again Mrs. Harold Clough, a teacher in Judging your be observed at Union Congregation­ Somers and Mrs. Raymond Ladd, a For that little repair al church this year. The Fourth teacher in Ellington were week-end appearance Annual celebration will begin on guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Doyle. job or that larger con­ Only Simday morning. November 10. Rev. Miss Augusta Nickerson a teach­ TUXEDO W. F. Tyler Tolland County Y. M. er at Buff Cap School spent the tracting job don’t for­ C. A. secretary, will speak on “ Sons week-end with relatives in Hartford. ready to wear? of God.” There wlil be special music Charles C. Talcott has purchased get to call by the choir. a new Buick car. • You can never tell when the 85c DOWN 81.00 PER MONTH Father and Son banquet will be Mrs. Eliza Harney celebrated her call to some dance, party, pub­ held on Tuesday night, Nov. 12 at 94th birthday Saturday at the home lic function or lodge event ’will 6 o’clock. Professor Clarence Quim- of her daughter Mrs. Zoe Beckley 7773 A CHANCE TO SAVE $2.15 by principal of the South Manches­ where she has spent the summer come. Let us make your Tux­ ter High School, will be the speak­ months. Mrs. Harney received let­ WM. KANEHL edo ready for any emergency. WITH A er. He is one of the best peakers ters, cards, confectionery, flowers in the state and there is sure to be and a beautiful birthday cake from General Contractor and Builder Manchester a large gathering out to hear him. friends. She also had many callers Fred Simon of Hartford will enter­ during the day to extend congra­ 519 Center St. Cleaners and Dyers tain with an act of fun and mystery. tulations. Pound of Putnam Coffee FREE Through the kindness of Union Mrs. Minnie Norman who has “Cleaners That Clean Clothes churchmen every boy of 9 years of spent several weeks at the Steele Cleanest” t age and upwards belonging to any House, returned to her home in Jer­ 129 Center St., So. Manchester Just the durable 2 to 7 cup percolator for everyday use that you have been wait- | organization of the church is invited sey City, N. J., Wednesday. Phone 6938 to the banquet. Mrs. William Sullivan and chil­ ing for. Heavy gauge aluminum that will stand kitchen wear— with the famous Travel Talk dren Olive and Chester of Rockville, On Next Sunday night at Union w'ere week-end guests of Mrs. Sul­ UNIVERSAL cold water pump which quickly makes clear, delicious coffee. • Church Rev. George S. Brookes will livan’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Char­ give the second of his travel talks les Newman. entitled “A Tale of Five Cities.” il­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gardner of Let Us Invest Though low in price the CORONA percolator is high in quality and can be. used j lustrated by beautiful colored slides, South Manchester, Mr. and Mrs. C. in any dining room without apology. • pictures taken while on his trip to C. Hinckley of Willimantic were Europe, from New York to Pales­ week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Your Money i tine. Ernest Fuller. Coming Marriage Announced Mrs. M. A. Hall of Rockville spent ELECTRICITY IS YOUR LOWEST PRICE SERVANT. Mrs. John Kloter of Orchard this last week-end at the home of In Mortgages dtreet announces the coming marri­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fuller. J age of her sister. Miss Martha Hil- Mrs, Gertrude Gaffney and On good reliable local proper­ genstein of Ward street, to Francis daughter, Shirley, of Hartford, 6. Eidam of the West Point Cadet George Newman, and daughter, ties. W e handle all the de­ Band. The wedding .will be per­ Althea, of Rockville, Mrs. Mable tails. formed by Rev. William Drach, pas­ Morganson and son, Frank, of Tol­ tor of the First Evangelic^ Church, land, were recent guests of Mr. and THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC CO. ^ Mrs. Frank A. Newman. at the parsonage on Ward street, 773 MAIN STREET PHONE 5181 November 16. The regular meeting of Tolland ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Dobosz Poet Meeting Grange will be held Tuesday eve­ “Service That Satisfies” There will be an important meet- ning, at which time there will be -kig ef Stanley Dobosz Post. Ameri­ election of offinora. 875 Main St. Phone 5440

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\ A bcfu kr^gh YDUR E l Daily Health '------N ^ y ^ r k - ^ i | /“ 'i Service I N e w ^ k ..u t h O K o f ? ^ C H I L D R E K ® __ ® 3 y Ann© Austin, author o£ by World Famed Authority © 1 9 2 9 by K E A . III The Black Pigeoni Rival Wives, etc. Hints On How To Keep Well S e i ^ v i c e , l i n . c . bj/ Olive I^berts Barhn FARATHYBOID GLAND By RICHARD MASSOCK. IS VITAI. TO GOOD ©1^28 KEA Service.Inc PHYSICAL CONDITION New York—The signs of autumn are unmistakable. Someone asked me recently why I^son is still there? He’ll do it again BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN Even if there weren’t tootb-ajlwaa always Irytog to excuse games and chrysanthemums, the Children. “Well, I’m not trying to j^^d a Editor Journal of the American; florists’ windows still would glow excuse them any more than we good reason to act a certain way Medical Association and of H ygeia,; with branches of russet leaves, m l 1 the Health Magazine grown-ups expect other people to it’s going to take a good deal of sprigs of bayberry and red bitter- excuse us,” I answered. scaring to hold him back. That. sw'eet. We all know we do wrong but old feeling of justification again! Situated beside the thyroid gland j Such seasonal signs are, ot what are our brains trying to put Scaring children into obedience with which most people are ac- { course, imported into a city where over on our consciences? Some- may get the results that p^ents quainted, lie two soft, reddish i nature hasn’t much chance to work thing like this; “Maybe I should want temporarily, but let us ask bodies each about the size of a ! The ’mums come from California, not do so and so but I’ve a good ourselves if it is real improyemqnt the leaves and berries from New reason. Nobody else in my place or just resurfacing. Deep down large bean which are known as the i Jersey, New England and other would do differently, I’m sure.” underneath aren’t the same mo­ parathyroid glands. <■ :«■. nearby sections. Justification! tives there? Won’t they crop out When these glands are removed ■ Perhaps the surest native evi­ That’s all I have tried to urge some time? from a person’s body, he suffers | dence of fall is on the Hudson. Just parents to do. To give the chil­ Self-Discipline Is Best We must have discipline but \ from a condition called tetany, i a now the Sundays are far from mel­ dren the same chance that we as­ which includes spasmodic move-1 ancholy for the hikers strung along sume to be our own natural right more of the type of self control ments, loss of weight, pain and | at times. rather than bowing to the will of the highways of the Palisades, or parents because they are biggei 2 tingling in the hands and feet, | for the couples who prominade the It happens tliat there are many people. cramping of the extremities and 1 i'M. slopes along Riverside drive, on tbe people who believe that there is similar symptoms. The hair may j no justification for misbehavior in This idea of discipline is an im­ Manhattan side. portant point. The will to obey fall out and the nails may change: ; There the sunset, a long band ot either old or young. Theoretically there is a thinning of the skin and j I suppose there isn’t. But the rub to do right, to abide by law color, shading from orange above to I should come from within rather sweating. j purple at the bottom, is reflected comes in when we have little old In all of these patients the human nature to figure on. Chil­ than without. It is the only worth­ in the river. It’s no mean sight and while obedience. amount of calcium in the blood is the nature-hungry folk are duly im­ dren, I must remind these theorist.s. are full of human nature although Children think. We’ve -got to get , less than normal, as is true also in pressed. j the brain. The amount of lime it's often called by a different name.! over the idea that they can t think I poured out of the body is increased, Essentials of Living as well as we can. We may con- Pirate Ship. Certain fundamental rules o f , trol their actions by punishment, i Furthermore, there are disturb- Against this sky,‘ at Seventy- I ances of the breathing rate. Ob­ right must be drilled into children j but we can't control their thoughts Ninth street, are the silhouettes of from their earliest months, of , and feelings. If we weren’t bigge.' viously the removal of these little ^ sail masts, two sets of them. One glands is a serious matter and i course. They should learn bon- we wouldn't punish them, that is set belong to the yacht ot Couit estv, truth, kindness, good habits; phvsically. ! physicians who remove the thyroid i Felix von Luckner, the other to a ' gland for goiter are very careful I and other things from their earli- ; We shouldn t cause chronic re- boat called the Buccaneer, tied not to interfere with the parathy- j est days. And if life were on ly; sentment in them. That is very alongside the sea raide-’s craft. roid glands. j learning instead of living we ' bad. The thing to do is to try to The Buccaneer once had a pretty could let it go at that. But alas! get them to see things as we see Fortunately for those w’ho may j swell future, but it proved a failure. when the experimental stage be- j them—to do right because it i.s suffer with tetany because of diffi­ 988 A five-masted barkentine, it was gins and the children turn Colum- 1 right, not because they are afraid culties with the parathyroids or “ A favor,” Cora echoed, her eyes dilating. “What do you mean? fitted up to be the flagship of a buses on the vast unexplored main j to do wrong. And when they dc “I mean,” StrauTi said, “ that Se\ior asked you to help rob Mrs. Emma Hogarth. because of removal of these glands, fleet of sea-going club houses. of life, rules make a mighty poor ; wrong, to try to understand their modern science has developed a That was in 1926. Vincent Rich­ anchor. They just won’t hold i reason and go after that. Getting method of treatment which seems nus. Miss Barker?” Strawm asked ards, the tennis player, was the ' under things— there’s the point. been in his office till then, came out i to be efficient. The physiologic sometimes. And do we want them THIS HAS HAPPENED , and mads some joke about—about first president of the club, Oswald to? ! I recogrnize the fact that we ^^“^ou have no right to ask me j phemist Collip, w’ho aided Banting must have a dead line and rules “ (Mih” detec- ' t>eing ‘stood up,’ and I—I came Hering, an architect, the last. For A thousand reasons govern be­ BONNIE DUNDEE, she flashed, and the dead eyes j the discovery of insulin, the spe- havior. That is why I urge par­ are rules. Indeed it’s the first i f viR«; on home. Mr. Hartman and I walked ; that! cific remedy for diabetes, has also NEW FLARE two years later the club was dis­ tive, rents a room at .IR^. ^ together, to where his i burned briefly with an angry blaze. ents to try to get at the reasons thing I urge, in habit training. isolated an active substance from ] solved, its liabilities listed at 530. RHODES.” boarding house to be if the behavior is not just what it But those other things that come car was parked on Fourth and ! "I see,” Strawn drawled. I take the parathyroid glands. A stunning _ model in black sheer 000 and assets at 55,000, including near MRS. EM^I.A HOGARTH, who should he. What good to punish up daily! Can’t we try to see the Grand He offered to drive me home, ! it, then, that you are no longer en- When this substance is put into velvet that will instantly appeal to 52,000 for the ship. has appealed to the police for pro­ but since it was only a few blocks | gaged to Emil Sevier?” This boat, its stern covered witn a child for a certain act if the rea- children’s side? tection, throwing suspicion on EMIL I decided to walk.” I “Engaged to Emil Sevier? Cora the body, the amount of calcium in good taste. the blood increases and the symp- The skirt is beautifully flared in pointed pirates and a large skuil- SEVIER, a former boarder. “ What time was i' when you got ! echoed. “I was never engaged to toms of tetany improve. 1 godet treatment. Inset panels that and-crossbone design, now is in the Dtmdee meets the boarders, MR. hom e?” Strawn asked. Emil Sevier! And we ?.re no longei give delightful length to figure are custody of the United States mar­ even friends— ” and MRS. SHARP, DAISY. SHEP­ It’s only six blocks from here to joined to the circular sections of shal under receivership. HERD, saleswoman; WALTER the theater, so it couldn’t have been “But it was you who suggested it into a hot oven for the first Meanwhile it serves as play­ that he come here to board, wasn’t skirt so as to dip the hem with STYLES, proproetor of a small later than 12:10,” Cora answered. few minutes of roasting, it is put curved line at hips, an important ground for the youthful pirates of haberdashery; NORA PAIGE, his it. Miss Barker?” “I didn’t look at my w'atch after I into the oven at the temperature detail in mode. upper Manhattan, impressed by its finance; BERT 1\LAGNLS, amateur “I worked with him at the Little left the theater— ” that is to be maintained through The bodice is molded with excep­ romantic title, although the ship scenario \vriter; CORA BARKER, Queen Theater. He was violinist and the entire roasting period. A tem­ ^ ?W 01VIAN’5 d a y “ Coming toward the house and was built only 11 years ago at I was pianist. He asked me if I tionally becoming neckline finished theater pianist; HENRY DOWD, up the front w'alk, did you see any­ perature of 350 to 375 degrees F. Beaumont, Tex., and originally was newcomer out of work, and DUST\, could recommend this as a board­ with scarf collar with tab ends. one?” or a "moderate” oven insures a named ‘City of Beaumont,” worthless husband of Mrs. Rh6des. ing place, and I did, of course. We Long sleeves fitted with darts be­ Now that the situation on the ;;of 63 married one 29. and that om “No, no one at all. I glanced up well done, tender roast. Thirty low the elbows repeat collar treat­ Painters, too, are attracted to It. Norma introduces Dundee to Mrs. were together a good deal, because minutes for each pound of meat The watchman says it has be«i stock market has calmed down a 6 9 ^ ™ d but he gets |at the house and saw that Mrs. of our work and because we both ' ment in tab cuffs. Hogarth after dinner uui ue f,c . was on but I thought with an additional 15 minutes Style No. 988 is designed in sizes sketched more than a hundred times littlo and the bank book, though > women grew, the more the love music, but— ” should be calculated as the length only a few minutes chat \,ith j j^Q^^ing of it. She often sits up—I 16, 18, 20 years, 36, 38, 40 and 42 by art students. The outside is in­ deadlocked. Is at least balanced, desire for youth manifested itself “You saw Sevier tonight?” of time required to roast pork. I alone. He leaves at 11, promising to j choked a i inches bust. tact, but the kids have completely one can look about and see what I quote: return later He eornes ^ Strawn cut in sharply. Always put a pork roast on a 'k- I It’s very easily made, and at a wrecked the interior. ,, , ___, “ Women of 70 and upwards r j :‘20 to find her ehoUed to ^ny other lights trivet to keep .it out of the fat They first took it as a prize sev­ re y x , •_ married men of 35, 37, 40, 44 and LiE l TEN.ANT STR.AWN, homicide . ^ Dundee saw that Cora was about small outlay. And we find that the slump in ,, which drips from the meat to the It will make up especially attrac­ eral months ago, when they clam­ to lie, then changed her mind. She squad chief, immediately sends a j ■ bottom of the pan. tive in black crepe satin with the bered up the side and chased a for- stocks was reflected by a slump in However, when all the horrible Cora flung up her head defiantly. “ He man to cheek uo on SEIVIEK, who “ Upstairs, you mean Either a covered or an uncovered scarf collar, cuffs and panels of 1 mer watchman off with stones,the matrimonial market. Compar- ^gj.e collected, and the aver- it is learned left town hatlcss on the ; frowned in concentration, “No. Mr. stopped at my piano to tell me ing the number of marnage h- ; was found' that ' fiu ‘ I believe. roaster can be used with good re­ j skirt cut from the dull surface of i They didn’t even give him a chance one o’clock train. A DR. WEEKS re- I Dowd s window w’as dark good-by. He said he was going to to w‘alk the plank. censes issued this year with l^ t, ; greatest number of woiirfeil—3(Ji-! ’ ports having seen a man running , but I did not particularly notice, sults. ! the crepe. i Chicago on the 1 o’clock train, to ! Mid-nig please al­ dear old England is not so m er^ are very satisfactory and can be Cora panted, backing away from the sailors. look at them rather than into her I it, so I put on my kimono and con- low Hvp days. over the way her 30-year-old covered with cretonne to match great, shining black eyes. : nected up a little electric iron I detective, “but—she—she was al- Price 15 Cents daughters are picking off young one’s closest equipment. i ways getting some crazy idea into ICED PIE But the face of the woman who have— ” boys for husbands. hesitated at the door of the room “ Rather late for a job- like that, 1 her head— ” Name ...... Checking up on the S^year- where murder had been committe , Tomorrow, or rather, to I “And one of those crazy ideas A custard pie, spread over with a thin icing of chocolate, is twice olds t h e London Daily Herald was a ravaged thing. The eyes were day being Sunday?” Strawn sug­ I was that she would be murdered Size ...... notes that last year 21 of them like burned holes in a yellow blan­ J for her money,” Lieutenant Strawn as appetizing to the child who gested. his eyes narrowing upon her. Address ...... needs custard but is tired of it. married youths of 20. while one ket. Her right hdnd was pressed i pointed out quietly. “Another of her went the rest better and married bard against her heart; the left, ' ‘crazy ideas’ was to name you in Dundee saw an ugly flush creep MRS. T.AFT A PI.ANIST a youngster of 17. and it seems a freshly bandaged, hung at her side. I her will, and then later to change woman of 38 wedded a boy of 19. over the ghastly pallor of Cora I that will. Miss Barker, cutting you Send your ordei to (lie " I ’at- Washington — (AP) — Mrs. Wil­ Small wonder that Bonnie Dundee tern Dept.. MaiiHiestei Evening And once they went into the mat­ almost betrayed his presence be­ Barker’s face. “ Yes, itW a . late, but I off v/ithout a penny. Will you tell me liam Howard Taft is an accom­ I—well, you see, Mrs. Rhodes Herald. So. Manchester, ( ’oiin." ter, they found more grief—a wom- hind the screen. I w hy?” plished pianist and holds a diploma doesn’t like for us to use electric entitling her to teach. i an of 57 married a man of 24, one “ You’re Miss Barker?’’ Strawm j (To Be Continued) asked briskly, when he had dismiss­ irons, and if I had waited till Sun­ ed Patrolman Boyle and had waved day morning she might have—come ft r o u r the woman to a chair close to the into my room while I was pressing dead woman’s desk at which he him­ the dress, and—” rep resenitftive self was seated. “I see,” Strawm permitted him­ S i v / ' t e r “ Cora Barker,” she answered. self a brief, twisted smile. “And “ You occupy the room next to then?” who will call this?” “ I—burnt my hand, and had to It’ s So Sensible To “ Yes, sir, the east corner room.” stop and dress it. I keep a tube of M a r y ' S with a free cake “ You know, of course, that Mrs. salve in my room for bums and sun­ Hogarth was murdered tonight?” burn. I was pressing the dress when Strawn was brutally direct. I heard someone knock on Mrs. Kitchen Hogarth’s door. I didn’t look to see Serve Ice Cream “A man—a detective, I suppose he was—knocked at my door and who it was, but I do remember told me so,” Cora answered un­ thinking it odd that I didn’t hear BY SISTER MARY steadily. Mrs. Hogarth call out, “Who is it ? ’ “And that w*as the first you knew as she always does—did. Then I Roast pork adds a welcome va­ Every Day! of it? ” heard her door open, an^l a few riety to the winter menu. “Why—of course!” she gasped. minutes later whoever it was that Although tastes may differ as Where were you this evening, i had entered came out and went to the degree of cooking roast Haven’t you noticed in the past few years how Miss Barker, between 11 and j downstairs. The house was still, and beef, there never is any question 12:15? ” 11 could hear the footsteps. I got the regarding roast pork. Pork must often you find Ice Cream served at all kinds of occa- “ I was at the Little Queen Thea- ! impression somehow that something always be thoroughly “done.” " Its popularity is growing very day. ter from 11 till 12, and then—” | was wrong, but I didn’t investigate, The flesh of pork is less firm sions? 5T “The movie closes at 11, doesn’t | and really knew nothing about it all than that of other meats and the ^Oa p it? ” Strawn interrupted. j until the man knocked at my door fat is soft. It is always well to ’’’ 1 and told me that— that Mrs. Ho­ choose that with as little visible f t “The last show is over at 11— garth was (lead, and that I was to fat as possible, for there is always r / Manchester Dairy Ice Cream yes,” Cora answered. “I play the wait there until I was called for— plenty of fat distributed through piano there, and I had to stay after for questioning.” the muscle. provides the people of Manchester with this nation­ the show to go over the score of the “I see,” Strawn commented Several cuts are desirable for music for Sunday’s picture uith the thoughtfully, and Dundee, through roasting. The loin, fresh ham and ally popular food dessert. Always available at new violinist, Mr. Frankel. We the joining of the screen panels, saw shoulder are the meatiest. The finished at half-past 11, and then I Cora Barker draw a deep, quivering spare-ribs live up to their name and your neighborhood store and favorite soda foun­ waited in the lobby or on the side­ breath of relief that her ordeal was are spare of meat If roasted alone, walk in front of the theater until over. but are often used in a crown tain. 12.” • But it wasn’t.... “Now, Miss roast of pork. “W hy?” Barker, you say you saw no one or For Festive Occasions “I was waiting for Mr. Magnus— heard nothing when you came up­ ■When the shoulder or ham is Mr. Herbert S. Magnus, one of the stairs— ” chosen it is usually boned by the Manchester Dairy MAOt Alt A scLMAwewtsTEW eotws boarders here,” Cora replied, her “No, I didn’t say that exactly,” butcher and stuffed. The h a m \ voice quivering. “He had promised Cora interrupted. “I didn’t see any­ roast in particular makes a dish //. 7j m to call for me after theater-closing one, but I heard Bert’s—I mean. suitable to serve at a festive occa­ to take me out to supper and walk | Mr. Magnus’s typewriter. His room sion of some sort in place of fowl. Cream Company home ‘With me.” j is across the hall from mine, you Apples are traditional with DAIRY “And when did he come—12 know.” pork, but cranberries or tart DIAL 5250 o’clock?” Strawn prodded. | “ And you didn’t stop to sp^ak to plums are equally good. The thin shoulders shrugged and | him, to ask him why he had failed ■When serving a dinner with Always Obtainable at Your Neighborhood I c B i # then sagged wearily. “He—didn’t | to keep his appointment with you?” pork, be careful not to serve other Store or Favorite Soda Fountain come, she admitted. “He had The woman’s flush deepened to foods rich in fats. Pan-fried vege­ promised to be there about halfpast dull crimson. “No, I—well, I was tables in particular should be pretty angry with him, and—I have avoided. 11, and I waited till 12. I—I might O MCA have waited longer, but the theater my pride— Pork is not rcasted like most manager, Mr. Hartman, who had "You are In love with Mr. Mag- other meats. Instead of puttios

I M G E NINE MANCHESTER EVK.\ I ' Pj f V H l 1). SOl'jTH MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, NOViiJMHER 5, 1929. Hawks Dizzy Pace Herald League 10 Intersectional Games An Idea For All The Fans . . B y K n ic k RUBY BRADLEY BEATS PETERS; Several Upsets Feature ^ O A C W A\CLAO€iHRM o f UOHAT ARE ^ BBOCUM HAS STAKTED t h e n DOIMG X Scheduled For Saturday A FOOTBALL FOR / t»0 <^00 eXPEGT h a Ne m 't Last Evening’ s Matches AiOUJ, MBUJlKi? HUAT WINS OUT ALL STODEMTS U)H0 LWSH I MB SOJALLOLO T h e l b AVTE/Vit>, /MCLUOfME DID YOU KNOW THAT— 'THAT?'. V oo eoMS s u g h t e s t UNIQUE BOWLING MATCH GIRLS. Harvard Treks to Michigan; p l a n e d d u m b IDEA Belgian Champ Surprises Murphy’s Five Scalps Char- AT JOE FARR’S TONIGHT. A writer recently asked Knute FOOT&ALL 1-*^Vo u R Rockne about his golf game and BACKS CUERE T o o Fredie, the Chinese laundry- Army Plays at Illinois; W . Knute replied that he “looked SEH, <=>LAt>10LA, ALL^ With Victory Over Izzy ter Oaks; Pirates and Her- man from Oak street, will roll a like the devil in knickers." . . . TH' BREAKS tXJEBE f a r AMD VOOR special ten game bowiing match Virginia vs. Fordham To-' Nebraska and Pitt had a lot of AcoAlfiST OS • EMDS Too FAR against Romolo Pagani tonight conversation during their game OCTT.' Schwartz; Wolgast, Black aid Spring Surprises; Ma­ at Joe Farr’s Charter Oak alleys last year and this year. . . . s.tarting at 10 o’clock. The i “ Send us a rose from Pasadena,” match will be for total pinfall. day. ! scoffed the Husker lads, “what Bill Win. jors Roll Best Scores and Much interest has been aroused ; a lucky bunch of false alarms over this match and a good sized BY HERBERT W. BARKER you birds are.” . . . Last year it Keep in Second Place. gallery is anticipated. seems the Pitt players taunted New York, Nov. 5, — (AP —The New York, Nov. 5.— (A P )—Ten the Nebraskans considerably. elimination tournament by which hitersectional games mark the . . . Ty Cobb is a millionaire or |t 's GETTlAiG SO A FOOTBALL The Night Hawks continued their against an even 1,500. The star for near it. . . . Chiselers, as they the management of Madison Square the Herald was “Red” Cervini. He east’s football card on Saturday but s c h o o l \s aIEEDED F o r ALL mad race toward a possible pen­ call the boys who try to buy up ; Garden hopes to produce a general­ hit 325. Bill Fbttin clipped 124 m only four of them can be classed as THE FAMS* nant in the Herald Bowling League of any importance to others than the shares in prizefighters at bar- ; ly recognized holder of the vacant his first game only to drop to 87 in gain rates, anxiously awaited the last night when they sprung a big. the second but his three string was combatants. flyweight title has passed its first arrival of Primo Camera from ! surprise in winning all four points second, highest. The two most important contests ACCORDING TO roimd with only one surprise. from the strong Charter Oaks at Europe. . . . Fighters tabooed ' The West Sides rolled the splen­ will be played in the Middlewest LESSOM 7^7,THEN Eugene Huat, champion of Belgium I Joe Farr’s alleys. The complete where Army meets Ilhnois and Har­ by the New York boxing com- | did total of 1,698 to take three mission are denied the privileges \ SHOULD MOLO E/APLDN- administered a solid beating to Izzy sweep pushed Freddie Murphy’s vard plays Michigan. In the east crew still farther away from the points, from the Shell Gas and lost of London boxing clubs. j D E G E PTIO M \ Schwartz, New York’s entry. Willie the third game by only four pins West Virginia, which plays Ford------4 Davies of Charleori, Pa., who had rest of the pack except the Majors ham today, takes on Detroit and N. who kept fairly close at their heels when the ga»line tenders hit 548. been picked as the other probable .loe Canade, Ray Sad amd Petke all Y. U. attempts to check Georgia's finalist, succumbed to the punches with a four-point victory over the Bull Dogs. r British-Americans. hit over 350. The best scores of the of his old rival. Black Bill of Cuba. I evening, however, were rolled by All these battles should be close. A h l TH E b e s t The night’s two other victors Th6 Night Hawks-Charter Oak Army will be primed for the Illinois FIELD GEMERALS match had been ballyhooed as a I the second-place Majors who hit were Midget Wolgast of Philadel­ 1,706 against the British-American team, whose hopes of a third Big ^ V f T E R t h i s i d e a ©& CO/H ES LULL SOOM BE /M T H E phia and Ruby Bradley of Holyoke, possible scalping party for the Ten title went aglimering last week L o c a l Charter Oaks but instead they were I to take four points. The losers POPULAR, THE BON5 UiOM'T STAAiDS. Mass., negro. Wolgast eliminated rolled good scores but the boys against Northwestern. Michigan in forced to be on the receiving end of I BE a b l e t o g e t A lUAN U)CTH Johnny McCoy of Buffalo and Brad­ from God’s Coimtry were too strong the midst of a bad season may find this ceremony even though the e X C L S E S . ley defeated Ernie Peters of Chica­ j tci them. The Majors roMed 603 in Harvard too tough, but the Crimson go. In both bouts the decision was match was on their own alleys. The will know it has been in a fight. S p o r t // Night Hawks hit the splendid team the second game. O’Bright and AMD UUHEM AAAKlKiG unpopular with the fans. The four Conran each toppled 352 for a Georgia appears to pack too much total of 1,647. "Sparky” Saidella j winners will be matched later in a i three string but Wilson had 371. power for N. Y. U. which has been A t a c k l e , m a k e \T pair of semi-final bouts and the sur­ was high man with 346 and Murphy absorbing beatings with great fre­ C h a tte r AS \F NOO AAEAM'y vivors of these clashes are to meet a close second. quency. West Virginia may take too in a 15-round final. The New York Many Upsets. LEAGUE STANDING much pounding in the Fordham \T State Athletic Commission has Last night was crammed with game to withstand the charges of promised the ultimate victor recog­ upsets. Next in importance came W. L. P. Lloyd Brazil and other Detroit stars nition as flyweight. the great victory of Ernie Sher­ Night Hawks...... 11 1 15. i>n Saturday. man’s Pirates over the Manchester Majors ...... 9 8 13 Many college teams have aban­ West S ides...... 7 5 D The other intersectional games doned the huddle system but we note Chicago—Jimmy McLarnin, Van­ Construction to the extent o^ three will find Maryland facing Yale; couver outpointed Sammy Mandell, out of four points. It was the first Centers ...... 7 5 9 that the old grads still are working Construction...... 6 3 8 Western Reserve playing Cornell it pretty well under the grandstand. Rockford, HI., ten (lightweight title time the Pirates had won a single and Manhattan traveling south to not involved). game in ten starts. The Pirates British Amer...... 5 7 7 New York — Eugene Huat, Bel- rolled 1,530 and deserved all four Herald ...... 5 7 € meet Oglethorpe. Dartmouth and other college Maryland beat Yale 6-0 last sea­ guim outpointed Iz2:y Schwartz, points. The third game ended a tie Charter O aks ...... 4 8 6 teams may make fumbles but there New York, ten; Midget Wolgast, thanks to a strike, space and ten Shell Gas ...... 4 8 4 son but the odds are all against the is no record of any athlete dropping southerners duplicating the feat. Philadelphia, outpointed Johnny Mc­ on the latter mark by iLe depend­ Pirates ...... 2 11 3 his knife and fork at the dinner Coy, Buffalo, ten; Ruby Bradley, able Augie Borowski in the last Sharing - t l» spotlight with the table. Breakfast and supper are no major intersectional contests will be Holyoke, Mass., outpointed Ernie two boxes. In the roll-off the Con­ Games Next Monday exception either. By the way we t h e such purely domestic meetings as {cvv\E O F STODEMTS MAN TAKE OP Peters, Chicago ten; Black Bill struction won by one pin. At Bronke’s: have something of a perfect score e s e l Cuban, outoointed Willie Davies, Another surprise was the three Herald vs. West Sides. Pittsburgh-W & J; Colgate and record ourselves for hitting on all six T H E S P o R T TH M NES, Columbia: Penn State and Penna; Charleroi, Pa. ten. point victory the Herald team reg­ Pirates vs. Shell Gas. at a banquet, so the boys say. Kansas City—Jackie Fields, Los istered over the Centers. The win­ A t Farr’s: Boston College and Fordham; Dart­ Angeles knocked out “Dummy” mouth and Brown;. Navy and ners had a team total of 1,522 Center vs. Night Hawks. I Feeling a bit poetic, a south end i Mahan, San Francisco, 2. Brit. Amer. vs. Charter Oaks. Georgetown and Lafayette and Philadelphia—Bruce Flower, New I fan writes in saying: j EXCESS POUNDAGE At Conr2in’s: Rutgers. Rochelle outpointed Pinky Kauff­ The little three series is resumed “Bet the family plate, my dearies | SPORT^SLANTS Maors vs. Construction. man, Hartford, Conn., ten. in the Williams-Wesleyan meeting On the Cubs to cop the series.” BANCROFT SIGNS — Ala^n-^p^Gould------Cumberland — Harold Scarney, with Williams strongly favored. Am­ FATAL TO MANDEL Youngstown, Ohio., outpointed Joe 1 - Charter Oaks (0) herst with a strong team that has If you want to see a good football Among the baseball post-mortems you can hear it remarked that the Proctor. Washington, 8. C u rtis...... ___ 123 93 93—315 bowed only to Princeton expects to game next Saturday it will pay you American league’s amazing streak of world’s series triumph is due in a San Francisco— Joe Glick, Brook­ AS GIANT COACH ! Robinson .. ___ 85 119 107—311 turfi back Tufts. Princeton with only to take a jaimt up to 'Storrs to see lyn outpointed Frankie Stetson, Saa F. Anderson . . . 92 121 108—321 measure to the *solid front” of the junior circuit as contrasted with a one victory to show for its season, Connecticut Aggies and New Hamp­ Francisco, ten. A. Anderson . . . 99 94 108—301 will be expected to add another at shire battle. Last year the result lack of unified National League effort. Jimmy McLarnin Hands Him New Castle, Pa..—Johnny Bums, E. Wilkie .. ___ 108 102 101—311 Lehigh’s expense and Holy Cross was a scoreless tie. Chicago, outpointed Henry Firpo, New York, Nov. 5.— (A P )—Dave In other words, American leaguers join hands, sinking pennant-race Bancroft, who was released uncon­ and Syracuse anticipate little trouble differences in the common cause, when it comes to the big championship, First Decision Setback of Cleveland, ten. i 507 529 523 155£ from Boston University and Niagara Evidently we aren’t alone in our Pittsburgh, Pa.,—Roger Bernard, ditionally recently by the Brooklyn Night Hawks (4) while the National league contender plays a lone hand, so to speak. club, signed a one-year contract respectively. enjoyment in having a bit of fun at Flint, Mich., iDutpointed Phil. Gold­ 1 Gado ...... 92 — 92 v.dth the New York Giants as coach the expense of Jack Dwryer, coach A National league man remarked recently to me: stein, Pittsburgh, ten. Orenstein . ...112 115 98—325 His Career at Chicago. and assistant manager yesterday. of the Majors. The “ disease” has “Why, the Americans have what amounts to a world’s series board Salem, Mass.,—A1 Mello, Lowell, Murphy ...... 103 111 129—342 Bancroft, former star shortstop spread to his owm home. The other Mass., knocked out Frankie Baldie, Saidella ...... 108 129—346 of strategy. Their best minds get together to help the club that is in the and captain of the Giants, thus re­ 109 day Mrs. Dtvyer took their little Lynn, five. 106— 332 FLAHIVE BEHER s.gries. .Jt is a matter of league pride to leave nothing undone t(\ aid the Chicago, Nov. 5.—(AP)—Jimmy turns to the Nev/ York club after Sasila ...... 134 92 daughter, Dorothy, to Hartford and Rochester, N. Y.,—Danny Cooney. Walker ...... — 105 104—20S bought her a green dress, green contending club. ‘ McLamin may not become the next Trenton, N. J. and Joe Trippe, an absence of six years. “Banny” stockings and green hat. As if Jack “Unfortunately, we have no such situation. Nor is the spirit such world welterweight champ but he Rochester, drew ten. was traded to Boston by John Mc­ Graw in November, 1913. and ap­ 549 532 566 1647 BO XE THAN DAY won’t see enough green when his that it apparently would be welcomed. The manager of a recent Na­ has accomplished something that Trenton, N. J.^—Jimmv Francis, team meets the Cubs. Jack’s only Jersey Citv, knocked out Manus pointed manager of the Braves in tional league contender in the world’s series, after apparently making the present holder of the title, 1924. He served in this capacity Majors (4) remark was, “It’s a wonder they Hartman, Trenton, four. Werlosky .. ...103 111 109— S23 didn’t buy her a pair of green shoes some mistakes in playing against the Yankees, was offered some advice Jackie Fields found a too difficult Jersey -Citv, N. J.—Harry Carl­ until two years ago when he was given his unconditional release and O’Bright ...... 122 118 112—352 too.” Incidentally, the Cubs wear from John McGraw and Rogers Hornsby, two men qualified to speak on task. ton. Jersey Citv, knocked out John­ Chartier ...... I l l 124 109—344 But New Haven Boy Is Hard­ ny Laffranz, West New York, N. J., signed by Brooklyn as a player, al­ green shoes too. the subject. The offer was abruptly rejected and the club lost four McLarnin enhanced his standing Conran ...... 121 137 94—352 two. though he played :^04 games and straight. as the foremost contender for the batted ,277 for Brooklyn during the Kebart ...... 105 113 117—335 er Hitler and More Will­ In a letter received a few days welterweight crown last night at “In advance of another world’s series, the manager of a National past season, Wilbert Robinson let ago, “Dodger” Dowd has the follow­ the Chicago Stadium where he Indiana may not win many co,-^- 562 603 541 1706 ing to say about the fight that was league club permitted his by-line to appear over a story in which he pre­ him go believing him near the end gave Sammy Mandell, ruler of the ference titles but it is more thd.i of his active playing career. Ban­ British Americans (0) ing MixerrMeet Thursday I scheduled to take place between A1 dicted an American league victory. It had a discouraging effect. No world lightweights, a thorough a trial horse in Big Ten. The croft will fill a gap in the Giant McAdam ...... 114 93 121—328 Dowd and Bill Chimpinny of North American league manager would have shown such questionable loyalty.” beating, winning a decision at the Hoosiers eliminated Minnesoia ranks, as coach as McGrav/ re­ Morrison ...... 100 89 77—266 Adams at Pittsfield which was post­ end of ten rounds. from the 1927 race by holding the cently announced release of two of M etcalf...... 97 92 87—276 The indoor boxing season will get poned because of a hand injury to Fields attempted to conquer the Gophers to a tie and repeated tin his aides, Ray Schalk and Bert Wilson ...... 119 135 117—371 under way in Hartford Thursday “Take the matter of propaganda,” our NaUonal leagpie observer went the local boxer: Rockford sheik about a year ago trick against Ohio State this year. Niehoff. Cole ...... n o 115 103—328 night when Georgle Day of New I went over to Pittsfield the other on. “A year ago,^we heard a lot about the Yankee ‘cripples’ before the and received a fine boxing lesson Haven meets Mickey Flahive of night thinking that I was to see series with St. Louis. The idea got around that all the Cardinals needed from Mandell. 540 524 505 1569 Hartford in the star bout of ten A1 Dowd in action but nothing do­ to do was to go out on the field and push Babe Ruth and the rest of Last night was the first decision rounds. ing. The crowd sure did raise h— SHIRES TURNS BOX FIGHTER Pirates (8) them over. The Cards themselves fell for it and you know what hap­ Mandell has ever lost, and it was Flahive, who came to Hartford when they found out that he was his first real defeat since he was Phillips ...... I l l 91 92—394- more than a year ago from Atlanta, not fighting. The place was packed. pened. knocked out by Joey Sanger in Harrison ...... 93 99 86—278 Georgia, where he was one of the The feller that Dowd was to fight “It may have seemed like a little thing, but it was good American 1925 when he was just getting X r ^ '-■‘••‘I:-’ Reamer ...... 96 104 117—317 ' Stribling stable, has met with great was very good and I think that A1 ...... league psychology when Connie Mack declined an invitation for the Ath­ started as a major performer. Sherman ...... 103 110 104—317 success in campaigning in Connec­ I would have had his hands full. A fel- Dickson ...... 109 108 107—324 letics to practice on Wrigley Field before the series started. It was as Mandell gave away six pounds to c ' ticut and Massachusetts rings; he j ler from Boston substituted for A1 McLamin who weighed 146% and lost his first bout in the north, but I Dowd and was knocked out in the much as to say ‘We don’t need to do it.’ ” the handicap was too great. Mc- 512 512 506 1530 has not been defeated since that 7th roimd. Larain was credited with six rounds Constrnction (1) battle and has run up a string of while Mandell who entered the ring Stevenson ...... 89 91 103—283 thirteen consecutive victories. He There is nothing like a good, hearty victory to check the strident war Polo is a popular sport at Ohio the favorite was given but two. Knofla ...... 96 92 86—274 has met a lightweight of i-he caliber State. The school has three regu­ whoops for a football coach’s scalp. Since Cornell wiped up Princeton for Brennan ...... 82 146 87—315 -of Da]^ so that Thursday night’s lar fields and 90 horses at its the first time in over a score of years the squawks over the regime of Gil Rogers ...... — 92 102—194 engagement shapes as his hardest disposal this year. Laist year ^0 Dobie in the picturesque domain above Cajuiga’s waters have dwindled to B orow sk i...... lOS 86 128—320 test. men were candidates. Dummy ...... 93 — 93 the faintest kind of a whisper. Neither has Flahive ever fought Football 466 507 506 1479 a boy of the type of the New Haven Columbia University, crushed oy There need be no rush to compare the Big Red product of 1929 with Construction wins roll-off by 1 veteran—a slashing, aggressive chao Dartmouth to the extent of a 43 to the smashing machines of the Kaw-Pfann era. Columbia, Dartmouth pin. w'ho loves to fight. Flahi\-e is un­ 0 score, didn’t feel so bad after the Briefs questionably a better boxer -• than and Pennsylvania loom ahead to furnish additional tests, liut apparently Big Green had walloped Harvard Cornell is about ready to emerge from its long slump, while also ranking J Herald (8) Day, but it remains to be shown 34 to 7. EUlington .112 96 100—303 that he c^ -h o ld his own . against a among the few major colleges included in the Carnegie report’s “purists.” New Haven.—Bob Hall, who subs Cervini .. ...100 103 122—325 whirl#lhd attack of the kind Day, Notre Dame’s football squad of for Alble Booth In the Yale line­ Fortin ...... 124 87 107—818 win dr lose, invariably launches up was badly bruised in the Dart­ LaForge . .. 92 — 89—181 against an opponent. Flahive is this year, 80 players, was drawn A few good, hard-running halfbacks make a lot of difference In the mouth game and may not play Suhie . .. . 104 103 100—307 working hard for this bout: he hits from 21 states. Indiana, seat ct life and tenure of any coach. the school, supplied only two mem­ again for two weeks. Fans who W. Anderson . . . — 83 83 the road every morning and then in have seen Albie perform for the last the afternoon goes ten rounds in the bers. two weeks believe it is entirely un­ 532 472 518 1522 St. Nicholas gym. necessary to have a sub for him. If Mickey beats Day, be will be Center Church (1) Ithaca, N. Y.—(Jomell has plenty S. Nelson, ...... 114 100 86—300 in line for bouts with lightweights of Old Time Fighters of time to prepare for its big abilitjr and, It is expected*^ will meet l = O X Y ^ A N N , T. Anderson . . . . 98 103 90—291 games. The red team had an open A. Wilkie ...... 93 86 103—282 Bobby Mays for the state . light­ Women may be smarter date before the Columbia game and weight championship. V Bid Good-Bye To Pal Mathiason ...... 88 104 121—313 now has Western Reserve scheduled Thomson ...... 116 98 100—314 Matchmaker Ed Hurley has ar­ than men, but you never for Saturday break Into two weeks ranged- an attractive tmdercard. sfie a man. buttoning his Milwaukee, Nov. 5.— (AP)-^Many ^late Les Darcy, and returned to be of getting ready to meet Dart­ F ra n k ie 'Marchese of New York 509 491 500 1500 shirt up the back old time fighters and ring fans I United States. He owned a string mouth. • battles Jimmy Scully of Boston in from all over the middlewest went of race horses for a time, but went Philadelphia.—Lou Yoimg has the eight-round semi-final. Then West Sidea (8) to Oshkosh, Wis., today to attend to Chicago about six years age just about decided that Walter there is an “intermediate bout.” in Schubert ...... 104 118 97—319 funeral services for Eddie Mc- where he operated a gymnasium and Opekum is too light to start at full­ which Johnny Kop of Norv/ich takes Petke ...... i.1 1 1 131 109—351 Goorty, one of the greatest middle- refereed boxing matches. back for Penn against Penn State. on Jod Americo of New York, a six R. Sad ...... 101 114 144—353 weights in the history' o f boxing. McGoofty for several months tad He is grooming Warren Gette for Pontillo ...... I l l 102 102—315 roimder, And two opening bouts of been in a Milwaukee hospital seek­ the post and expects to save Ope­ four founds each. McGoorty died Saturday night Canade ...... 128 134 92—364 after a long illness. Although never ing relief from a throat ailment kum for part time work when he is Bat Battalino. who drew big needed most. L recognized as middleweight cham­ which finally caused his death. 555 599 544 1698 crow'ds to the Foot Guard armory Cambridge, Mass.—Harvard is last winter, is out of the local pic­ pion, McGrOorty fought and defeated Shell GaS (1) almost every man in that division, losing no time in getting its pre­ ...... 124 97 ture imw, but Hurley has several at­ parations for the Michigan game Hazzoli .. 98—319 when it was crowded with great HORSE RACING EXPENSIVE Freheit ...... 103 94 93—290 tractive bouts in view and looks for started. The crimson dialed imtil fighters. A good boxer and a great Field ...... 80 — ------80 an Indoor season as successful as Racing truly is the sport of after dark for the first time yes­ tt.at of 1928-29. slugger, McGoorty defeated Jack terday. Moriarty ...... 89 94 135—318 DiUon, Jimmy Clabby^Hugo Kelly, kings, for it costs about seven dol­ Angell . . . • •••«• n x 92 122—325 GENERAL’S CONDITION Frank Klaus, Gus Christie, Jay lars a day to maintain the average Genevese ...... — 111 100—211 Bronson, George Chip and Mike and race horse, or approximately |2500 SONNENBERG WINS. Baltimore, Md., Nov. 5.— (A P)-^ Jack “Twin” SulUvan. The tIUe a year, more thaun the average A match for talkative Jack Sharkey any day In the week is Mr. 507 488 548 1543 The condition of General Horacio was in dispute during McGoorty’s American family has to live on. Seattle, Nov. 5.— (A P )—Charley Arthur “The Gre^t” Shires, Chicago White Sox slugging first baseman, Vasquez, president of the Dominican time, blit his claim to the crown Hansen of Omaha was added to the and windiest of the Windy City players who is in training prior to laimch- Republic, was reported “about the was as imposing as that of any man long list of victims of Gus Sonnen- ing upon a heavjTweight fighting career. Fired by two hare-knuckle vic­ V. 8. BOXER LOSES. TH tO M4V cU)6 tories over Lena Blackbume and a lop-sided decision over Lou Barbour, game” today at Johns Hopkins in the division. The five assistant football coaches herg’B flying tackle today. Sonnen- Woo CATi'r A After campaigning in this coun­ at Duke University all played for berg last night slammed Hansen to Shires modestly declares he’ll be a wow in the heavyweight r^ k s. Jack Capetown, Union of SouQi Africa, hospital, to which he came from Kearns, the ring’s d ^ p e r doctor, has taken the Sox bad boy under his Nov. 6.— (AP)—“Kid” Nicholson of Santo Domingo for treatment for a SPREAD” try he toured the world, winning Jimmy DeHart, head coach, at the mat late in the sixth and early the middleweight and heavyweight either Wellington and Le9 or at In the seventh rounds. The match managerial wing ana has schedided several bouts for him, it is -said. England beat Mickey Doyle of toe Iddne^ trouble. He passed a very Appearance of toe “spitometer” in toe comer of toe ring leads one to be­ U. S. en a foul’in toe itb roimd of good tiie hospital report add­ ' tu ... J championships of Australia. He Duke. And DeHart played for Pop wall under the Australian wrestling Warner at Pitt. system of el|^t ten minute rounds. lieve that Arthur will retain chewing tobacco in bis training diet. a 15 round match here last tdxht. ed. later droppM both titles to the f X '• '' r

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™VK«CX3CX««C3C5C3«3»3SX5«X»t»^^ HURTLING SWORD m o v i n g — TRUCKING— CARDrAon OFOP THANKS E MOVING Want Ad Information Queer Twists STORAGE 20 TO RENT—PLEASANT 6 room up­ HnSDEEOTANTE CABD OF THANKS MERCHANDISE ordered by you to­ stairs flat, vacant November 15th. Manchester Inquire at 9 Strickland street. In Day^s News We wish to thank our many neigh­ day in New York, or to be sent to New York, picked up by us^ to- Chicago, Nov. . 5.—:(A P.)t7- A Evening Herald bors and friends for the many FOR RENT—FIVE rooin flat, steam CLASSIFIED flowers and kindnesses shown at the nieht and delivered the next heat, second floor, large rooms. In­ sword jostled from the band of an morning via Manchester and New Taiyuan, Shansi, China—General advertisements time of the death of our husband quire 219 Summit street or tele­ actor who fell, was revealed today line. York Motor Despatch. Daily ser­ Feng Yu’Hsiang, "the Christi'in and father. When You Need phone 5495. as the weapon which caused serious m uials' “ntmbe'rs^and'’ 'a\“bJevratVoD8 MRS. ELIZABETH McCANN vice and reasonable rates. Call general,” is living in a house on the top of a hill surrounded by an eight- injury of Miss Jean SteyenS,*^ deb- a n d f a m i l y . 3063, 8860 or 8864. FOR RENT—6 ROOM - flat pn Spruce. street, near East Center. foot mud wall. He wears a coobe litante of-last season, of price of three lines. ^ PERRETT&““ ^LENNEY-Express* CARD OF THANKS To Have Inquire at 25 Spruce street. costume and eats coolie food. the sword penetrated just abov%‘ the Line -rates per day lor transient and freight service; local and Milwaukee—Mrs. Rebecca Fink- ■heart. We wish to thank our friends and long distance. Elxpert furniture FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all ler must pay her husband $10 a Neither the management o f the Effective March lj^/^®=^^;harge neighbors for kindness shown to us mo^ng. Service any time by call­ Something Done improvements, garage at 170 Char­ week alimony. He testified, that she Goodman theater where the acci­ 9 cts 6 Consecutive Pays ..1 7 ctsi at the time of the death of our hus- ing 3063. ter Oak street. Inquire on premises. nagged till he placed all his proper­ dent occurred nor Miss Stevens U cts would reveal the name of the ac­ 3 Consecutive Lays ..j cts 13 Cts and father, we would especially ty in her name. He is seeking a ill- thank the employees of the Throw­ tor. ^ AU^ orders'for'irregular r e p a i r i n g vorce. ing and Dressing Mills, and all PHONE 5121 .HOUSES FOR REN'l «5 New York—If and when be gets Miss Stevehs was watching'a Re­ others who contributed flowers. VACUUM CLEANER, phonographs, I married, Joseph McFarland will re­ hearsal from the froht ro^. At the close of a Shakespeareaif-^tetcb; the MRS. MARY M. SIMPSON AND clock, gun repairing, key fitting. FOR RENT—MANCHESTER Green ceive $5,000 from the estate of tJ.? actor jumped from the stage,.^ He FAMILY. Braithwaite, 52 Pearl street. 6 room house, 2 car garage, chicken father. Meanwhile the will directs coop and garden. $25 per month. the money be held in trust by other slipped and fell into the orchestra m a t t r e s s e s , box springs, pil­ Telephone Hartford 8-0901. pit, the sword hurtling against Miss Hn‘l € LOS I AND FOUND Ask for a Want-Ad children. lows and cushions made over, Pueblo, Colo.—Howard Royston, Stevens. ’The point had been bl>aited equal to new. I day service Phone f o r r e n t —7 ROOM single house for stage use, and this probably LOST—LARGE BLACK and brown Taker and Tell Her with bath, steam heat and garage. bank bandit condenmed to death, puppy dog, with no collar. Reward 6448 Manchester Upholstering Co., thinks a surgeon has saved his necK saved the young woman's life. ®“No‘^"tiil forbids": display lines not 331 Center street. Established 31 Mather street, Manchester. E. A. if returned to 32 Wellington Road. What You Want. Standish, Andover, Conn. Telephone for the state. That’s what he told Herald will not be responsible since 1922. the doctor when operated on for an fo ? mofe t L n one Incorrect Insertion LOST—BLACK AND white hound 1353-5, Willimantic. SEWING MACHINE repairing of She’ll take care of &I^SC6SS. MEXICAN GOVERNOR, of any advertisement ordered for shepherd dog, in vicinity of Bolton. Nankia, Ont.—Andrew Zyvitski, Reward will be paii to finder. Tele­ all makes, oils, needles, and sup­ '"The'rn\"dve"rtenrom.sslon of incor- plies. R. W. Garrard, 37 Edward you and it’s ten to WANTED TO RENT 68 22, trapper, is ri^bt proud of his phone 6751 of 7230. dog. Andrew shot himself accidenl- THREE OTHERS, KILLED street. Tel. 4301. WANTED— BY American couple, LOST—REAR BUMPER from auto­ one that you’ll get allyt He fastened a note to the mobile, Saturday evening. Finder CHIMNEYS CLEANED and repair­ four or 5 rooms with garage, cen­ dog’s collar and told him to go to All advertisements must conform trally located. Write Box A, please notify Farr Brothers. ed. key fitUng, safes opened, saw , the nearest camp. The dog ran Tolouca, Mexico,^ Nov. 5— 1.^1 >-ll filing and grinding. Work called the"result you wa|^. Herald, stating price.- through three miles of bush, swam The governor o f the Stats o f Aguas- and\'hey T^serve’^ the right to LOST—POCKETBOOK contatong for. Harold Clemscn, 108 North a river and found aid. calientes and three other into were Idtl revise or reject any oy con large sum of money and drivers Film street. Tel. 3648. FARMS AND LAND FOR dead here, victims of tho crato' of license, between Trade School a.nd the Mexico City-Juarez mail piano be^published same day must be r Hale’s store. Probably beside SALE 7^ early yesterday. typewriters cleaned, repaired ceived by 12 o’clock noon. Saturday Chevrolet coach on Oak street. CONSTITUTION DEBATE The four men . were Manuo! and overhauled. Dial 4008. CLASSIFIED DOES ALL TASKS FOR SAL^l BUILDING SITES in Finder please return to Florence every section of the town. Low Carpio, governor of the Stflite. at t e l e p h o n e y o u r Lamberg, 78 Oak street or State prices and easy terms. Now de­ Aguascalientes; Senior De. Vklera, Trade School. Liberal reward. IN SPAIN POSTPONED WANT ADS. COURSES AND CLASSES 27 veloping "Clearvlew.” Arthur A. his secretary; John Carmichael, A,t.= are accepted over the telephone Knofla, 875 Main street. Tel. 5440. pilot of the plane and Robert G. BARBER TRADE taught in day Lo'wry, 40, traffic supt of the air- l i L"con^enfenfe ‘^o'^'ndve^rtVser^ but ------^ ---- Madrid, Nov. 5.— (A P .)—Post­ ANNOUNCEMENTS and evening classes. Low tuition lipe, formerly of Forth Worth, Tex . iT'i'afd a^‘=rh^t>u{l rate. Vaughn Barber School, 14 HOlJSliS KOK SAI.K n ponement of discussio* on the pro­ The plane was destroyed. Posi- tion of the bodies indicated tlutt the ANNOUNCEMENT.—Large stock Market street, Hartford. posed new constitution is causing of antique furniture, also first class PROSPECT Street at top of hill. four men died instantly. pach ad otherwise the LH Anui. FUEL AND FEED 49-A AVARrMENTS—FLATS— Beautiful new EngUsh type home. 6 much interest in political circles r a t e will be collected. „J' repairing and refinishing. . V. Hedeen, Dial 4498. The Old Wood MONEY TO LOAN -Se TENEMENTS 63 well arranged rooms, sun rooin, here, a decree having been announc­ Shop, 15 Pitkin street. FOR SALE—THE FOLLOWING breakfast nook, hot water heat, ed last night stating that the ses­ cannot be kinds ot wood, sawed to order; FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement fireplace, tile bath with, shower, sion of the National Assembly FURNACES, SELLING out, sacri­ NO TIME IS WASTED hickory, hard, white birch, slab and with garage, improvements, at 52 brass plumbing throughout, at­ scheduled for November, will not be Invest In A CLASSIFICATIONS ^ fice. Hero Airwasher, no dust fur­ chestput. L. T. Wood Co. 55 Bis- Spruce street. Inquire 125 Center tached heated garage. Price attrac­ held imtil January. and Births ...... R nace. Cleans the air; not dusty like Our service is quick, courtesy sel! street. Dial 4496. street. Tel. 8623. tive. Terms can be arranged. Call The decree made no reference to Engagements ...... q regular pipe and pipeless air fur- private on all 452^ the new constitution, but the effect Home Marriages ...... r nase. Year to pay; install at once FOR SALE—HARD WOOD and FOR RENT— 6 ROOM tenement and Deaths ...... -r of the postponement is to put con­ A safe investment that will paj or let you install. Hero, 159 Church LOANS UP TO $300 bard slabs, stove length $6 and $9 garage on Hudson street, near f o r s a l e - $800 DOWN buys new Card of Thanks ...... p per load. A. Firpo, 116 Wells street. sideration of it by the Assembly large dividends in comfort and hap­ In Memoriam ...... j street, Hartford 6-3935. Depot Square. Telephone 6502. colonial home. Six rooms, tilt bath, further into the future. piness for yourself and yoinr family. Lost and Found ...... 2 Come in—Phone or Write! Dial'6148. oak floors, fireplace. Mortgages ar­ Announcements ...... j TO RENT—FIVE ROOM flat at 35 ranged. Arthur A Knofla. 875 Main Rivera to Continue Political circles also were inter­ Personals ^ “The only charge three and one- Cooper street, all improvements. street. Tel. 5440. AUTOMUHO.ES f o r SAl.E 4 (JARDEN — I.A W N - ested in a speech made by Premier Automobiles for ^ale ...... ^ half per cent per month on unpaid 50 Apply to Christopher Glenney, 789 Automobiles for Exchange...... ^ DAIRY 1*RU DUCTS Main street. FOR SALE —NEW BEAUTIFUL Primo de Rivera, saying his dicta­ Six room single with gara|:«, ai: Auto Accessories—Tires ...... GOOD USED CARS amount of loan.” English type home. 6 rooms, fire­ torship would continue indefinitely. brtod-toew and up tb lo­ Auto Repairing—Painting ...... Cash or Terms f o r s a l e — GREEN Mountain PERSONAL FINANCE CO. FOR RENT—3 ROOM suite on Main place, steam heat. Small amount The premier said hitherto at vaii- cated. Price oiil5^ $f,200 on eas> Auto So'v’ols ■•■■■■■,...... e Madden Bros. potatoes. $2.00 bushel, delivered. down. Terms. Price only $7500. ous times, he had fixed dates for terms. Autos—Ttnp by Truck ...... Tel. 5500 Room 2, Second Floor, street, modern improveraentfl, in­ 681 Main St. Thomas Burgess, Wapping, Conn. cluding heat'. Phone Aaron Johnson, Arthur A. Knofla. 875 Math street. the termination of his rule, but he Garages-Service-Storage ...... 0 State Theater Building, Henry street, new single, 8 wefi Tel. Rosedale 60-2. 3726 or janitor 7635, would now fix no more dates. "We | Motorcvclee— B'cvole ...... FOR SALE—7 PASSENGER Han- 753 Main St. South Manchester Tel. 5440. arranged rooms, large balls to*- Wanted Autos—Motorcycles ... 12 ley-Knight touring car in perfect ■will continue without time limit un- • Ucensed by the State Phone 3430 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement on closets, heated garage. Price onlj nnd ITofrsslonal Service-^ running condition. Apply at Darn­ HDUSKHDLI) (iUUDS 51 til we can give Spain a regime of Business .■services ' ...... Edgerton street, all modem im­ LOTS FOR*SALK 73 positive actual rights,” he sadd. $7,500. ing street Filling Station, 42 Dem- provements; also five room Hat on f o r SALE— o n e GOOD used The speech was eonstimed in po­ Brand new fttuvrooms. Building—Contracting ...... ing street. Tel. 3011. Newman. Inquire 147 Blast Center h o m e BUILDERS'—a - few choice Florists— Nurseries ...... HELI* WANTED— kitchen range $15, one four burner building lots on Prospect street, litical quarters as plainly throwing steam ! eat, gas, etc., oflhred now 1927 OldsmobUe Sedan. street. Tel. 7864. the gaimtlet down to opponents. Heating—Plumbing—P.oofing .. 17 KEMAI.E 35 enamel gas range $15, new combi­ close to bus service, convenient to at $6,000 ready to occupy at once 1927 Dodge Coupe. nation bungalow ranges $108. Ben­ Insiir.anee ...... - ...... n FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement at mills, high elevation. Price low. $500 cash, balance easy terms. Millinery — Dressmaking ...... * 1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet. WANTED—YOUNG girl for light son Furniture Company. 79 WeUs street, all modem im­ MOV m g - T rue king-storage . . . . 20 CaU 6185. Tanner St., new t room colonial 1925 Cadillac Sedan. housework and care of children. provements. Cali at 81 Wells street. P a in tin g— I’liperin^ ...... 1925 Big Six Studebaker Sedan. FOR SALE—MAGEE cook stove, oak floors and stairs, steam heat Profes.*5innn I Services ...... Must have some experience, and Telephone 7617. 10 other good used cars. references. Telephone 8377. gas range, dining room table and LEGAL NOTICES 79 DON’T FAIL gas, etc. Prica $7,000. 6 chairs, also library table. Inquire Ta!lorVng-l'y«*r'f— ••• Crawford Auto Supply Co. P'OK KE:NT-4, 5. AND 6 ROOM If you are thinking of a nice hom< Toilet Goods and Service ...... - Center & Trotter Sts. WANTED — SINGLE GIRLS 16 342 Center street, upstairs. AT A COURT OF PRORATK HELD To See and Drive rents. /I^pply Edward J Holl, 865 at Manchester, within and for the of your own atTi moderate pilee W| Wanted—Bu’=‘ness Service ...... Telephone 6495 dr 8063 years of age to learn mill opera­ Eilnratlonal TWO RE-CONDITIONED Royal Main‘street. Felepbone 4642. District ot Manchester, on the 2nd. suggest looking at these foui tions. Must be in good health and THE NEW Courses and Classes ...... f‘ vacuum cleaners $21,50 each, 2 dav ot November. A. D-. 19^!). homos. Private Instruction ...... ‘■ 1922 ESSEX COACH have good vision. Apply to Cheney FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT, Present WILLIAM S. H ID E. Esq., parlor rockers $3.50 each. 5 peice Dancing ...... f. 1928 DODGE COUPE one minute from Main street, mod­ HUPMOBILE SIX Brothers Employment office. _____ ^'^Esfate o£ Fred B. Risley lata ot Musical—Dramatic ...... ' BETTS GARAGE dining room set $10. ern, all improvements, garage, rent Wanted—Ins’ ruction ...... Watkins Furniture Exchange Manchester, in said District, deceased. Fully equipped and delivered Financial Hudson-Essex Dealer—129 Spruce reasonable. Tel. 7014 or 5440 or call On motion of Florence A. Risley. Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ------31 SITUATIONS VVAN'ILD— Artiiur A. Knofla. 875 Main street. executrix with will annexed. $1178.00 Business Opportunities ...... 1929 WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN ORDERED;— That alx months from 33 FKMAI.E 38 Money to Loan ...... 1929 FORD CABRIOLET COUPE. FOR SALE—KITCHEN stove Ill FOR RENT—4 ROOM TENEMENT the 2nd day of November A. D.. 19-J Help nnd Slfnaflons COLE MOTOR SALES good condition. Dial 3455. be and the same are H'ldted 1009 Main St. Help Wanted —Female ...... WANTED—CHILDREN to care for, all modem iraproyemtots, Including lowed for the creditors within "bich H. A. STEPHENS 91 Center St. • Tel. 8275 FIRE, a u t o m o b i l e ANB* A L l Help Wanted—Male by the day or week. Write Box C. steam heat at 14 Arch street. to brink In their claims against said Center at Knox. Tel. 5848 Help W anted-M ale or Female D. in care of Herald. ‘ estate, and the said executrix is d^i- OTBEB INSUBANI^* Agents Wanted ■ WANTED— ro RUY FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, with all rected to give public notice to the Phone 8460 , ' , * ? situations Wanted -Female .. improvements, rent $20. Inquire creditors to bring in their claims Situations Wanted Male .... BI'SINKSS SFRVlUFS SELL YOUR JUNK to a, reliable within said time allo-wed by posting POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 43 46 1-2 Summer street. Employment Agencies - OFFFKKD 13 dealer for high prices. Wm Ostrin- a copy of this order on the public Live Sloeh— Pet*— Ponlfry— \ sign % s t nearest to the place where Dogs— Birds— Pets ...... FOR SALE— 150 Rhode Island Red sky. Tel. 5879. 91 ainton. Used FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene­ the deceased lust dwelt within said Live Stock— Vehicles ...... WEILDING. bracing, carbon burn­ Pullets. Reasonable. Phone Rose- furniture; wood, coal stoves for ment A-,, condition, all improve­ town and by pubUshlng the same in Poultry and Supplies ...... , , ing and blacksmithing. Chas O. W. some newspaper having a circulation dale 41-3. sale. Call anytime. ments. 240 Oak street. Wanted - Pets— Poultry—Stock 44 Nelson, 277 East Middle Turnpike. In said probate, aistrict wiUiin ten For Sale— MI»cellaneon» WILL PAY HIGHEST cash prices days from the date of this order, and Articles for Sale ...... ^ 4 ROOM TENEMENT, all lipprove- return nifiUe to this court of the no- foi rags paper, magazint-* and Boats and Accessories ...... ’ P AKTIULKS f o r s a l e 45 mepts, at 95 Charter Oak street. ticesiven-. a HYDE Building Materials ...... BUILDING- metals. Also buy all .cinds qt Apply 701 Main street. TeL 5425- Judge. Diamonds - Watches—Jewelry • ’ =1 CONTRACTING 14 SWEET c i d e r $10 per barrel at chickens. Morris H. Lessner. L>iai Electrical Appliances— Radio the mill, also oak eight hooped FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement, II-11-4-2E______Fuel and F e e d ...... U ” J ' ’ ; ‘ 6389 or 3886. Garden — Farm— Dairy Products 50 STONE MASON—Stone and cobble barrels, Paraffined $3.50. E. A. 262 Oak street. Apply Manchester AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Household Goods ...... Chimneys, also fireplaces, piers and Standish, Andover, Conn. Tele­ Lumber Company. at Manchester, -within and for the Machinery and Tools ...... phone 1353-5 WillimanUc. ____ ROOMS WITHOU'I BOARD 59 District of Manchester, on the -no. Musical Instruments ...... v" foimdations. Mason work of any FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement, day of November, A. D.. 1929. Office and Store Equipment . . . . kind done by day or contract. FOR RENT—2 ROOMS with gas, lower floor, all modeni improve­ Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Specials at the Stores ...... Charles Anderson, 1016 Middle Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 0 ' FUEL AND FEED 49-A for light housekeeping. Inquire 99 ments, available December 1st. C. o f Frederick Scranton late Wanted—To Buy ...... Turnpike East, So. Manchester, Main street. E. Lewis, 44 Cambridge street. of Manpliester, in said District, ae- Rooms— Board— Hotels—Resorts Conn. Tel. 4978. f o r s a l e — SEASONED hard Telephone 7269. ceased. ^ LfiPIES FIRST,. Restnnrants wood, sawed to order, chunks $6.50 FOR RENT—TWO ROOMS for On motion of Mary Scranton ad­ Rooms Without Board ...... 69 CARPENTER WORK, porch and load, split $7.25. Fred Giesecke. gentlemen, one room is suitable for FOR RENT—5 ROOM - flat, all im­ ministratrix BOB — you Boarders Wanted ...... 69-a storm enclosures, alterations, re­ ORDEREDi^That six months from OUlV'Ef? Country Board—Resorts ...... 60 Phone Rosedale 36-12. two. 31 Laurel street. Dial 3041. provements, and garage- Inquire the 2nd day of November, A. D., i--.', won’t Hotels—Restaurants ...... oi pairs, roofing, and garages. T. Niel­ 150 Summit street or telephone be and the same are limited and al­ PAP 5AIP FOR RENT—FURNISHED com­ TO WAIT W’anted—Rooms— Board ...... o* son, telephone 4823. FOR SALE—BLARD WOOD $7.50 8617. lowed for the creditors ■within which I COULD Real Estate For Rent per load. William Sass, Vernon fortable room, at 454 Main street, to bring in their claims against said we SHOULD won't Apartments Flats. Tenements .. C3 one minute walk from Center. estate, and the said administratrix is S-0 FIRST. Business Locations for Rent . . . . 64 FLORISTS— NURSERIES 15 street, telephone 6055. FOR RENT—6 RpOM tenement at directed to give public notice to the TAKE TUf?NS; /•A CAR. Houses for Ren* ...... Gentleman preferred. Tel. 7693. 51 Spruce street, all Improvements. creditors to bring in their clu'ms Suburban for Rent ...... 66 HARD WOOD $6 per load. Hard Phone 3341. within said time allowed by posting Summer Homes for Rent ------6/f o r SALE—c u t FLOWERS, car­ slab wood $5.00 load; Wm. J. Mc- FOR RENT—FURNISHED or un­ a copy of this order on the Public Wanted to Rent ...... 6» nations, chrysanthemums, also pot­ furnished heated rooms, for light sign post nearest to the place where Real Estate For Sale Kinpey. Phone Rosedale 28-2. FOR RENT—2 FOUR room tene­ ted plants. 621 Hartford Road. Tel. housekeeping, all modern improve­ ments with all linpipvements and the deceased last dwelt within said Apartment Building for Sale ... C9 FOR SALE—HARDWOOD $8 load. town and by publishing the same in Business Property for S a le ...... fo 8962. ments, 402 Tolland Turnpike. Tel. garage at 5 Ridgewood street. In­ some newspaper htivine a Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 harcL slabs $7, selected fire place. 3084. quire 178 Parker street. Dial 6623. In said probate district, within ten Houses for Sale ...... 7- Charles Palmer. Telephone 6273. days from the date of this order, and Lots For Sale ...... return make, to this court of the no­ Resort Property for Sale ...... During a trial in a French court FOR RENT—3 & 4 room flat, all Im­ a man laughed so loudly that he FOR SALE—1000 CORD hard wood provements. including hot water nce givin. tp^^jlLIAM S. HYDE Suburban for Sale ...... ‘ o apd slabs. Price $10 cord for slabs. The Atlantic Ocean is 8,000 feet Real Estate for Exchauge ...... 76 was ejected. Maybe the French are deep about 100 miles off the Irisn heat. 170 Oak street. Inquire Judge. Wanted—Real Estate .._...... 7 /EAg

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F l a p p e r F a n n y S a y & SKIPPY SENSE ^ NONSENSE nta u. s. PAT. orr. By Percy L. i ’roshy King of the Highway. THEN SHE SAYS;\j k AT'S TH€ “ “My.father’s mayor,” bragged A u n t 6 u s s » e c e r BUT H6 N6V6R SAID A a small boy, “and when be rides in USE OP COSINV MV t e m p e r a paiM e 'tte motor cops go ahead IN T O UNCL6 LOUie lOORO. SH€ CAVE H|N\ and hb-dooni't have to pay any at- tJiTH A MAN LIKE THAT tentiott to any traffic rules.’’ TH 6 P/CKENS. “That's nothing,’’ , sniffed his d o esn ’t a ppr e c ia te friend. “My father’s a truck driver.’’ IT> The old buggy had its advantag.^s. I Ownership o f-a nice buggy didn’t make you proud to wash it yourself \

Don’t try to beat the train to the rail road crossing. It is all right if you win, but no good if the race results in a tie. Iowa Paper: “Firemen were call­ ed to North Tenth street near Mainj this morning, where an auto had ' caught fire from a crossed wife mj % the car. ” i Don’t live so that when you get C I ')20 ^ h- Crosby, Great Britain rights reserved. ' * Kiiift Features Syndicate, Inc. mto a taxi the driver will leave thej / / -5 same vacant sign up. j A girl is glad to be seen with the Men wonder why the fool moth! end of a perfect day. OUR BOARDING HOUSE insists upon flying into the flame The Toonerville Trolley That M eets All the Trains 6 y Fontaine Foi and then they go and try to beat J By Gene Ahem the engine at the crossing. getting car key out of his pocket after going to office for it. Finds he OisicJr iN A W h il e .So m e t h i n ^ h a p p e n ^ jni t h e NeidtHSof^Hoop (A Motto for tourists: See America carmot get car key out of pocket fast. while eating peanuts. Decides to THAT THE d o e s n 't KisIoW A 0 ouT BUT NOT opTEIsI. WArT A MI/viQTB VE|4, I SEE. ^-TRYlki^ Tb eat peanuts. It is getting too hot ^ 'T^is ap IklTo Fisa RE SOME WAY So THAT I’ll With canines riding around in and stuffy in tar. Starts to lower automobiles, a dog’s life isn’t what car window. Finds it already down. tVl’B A-ftlC 'RSQai-RES M0R6 PE t H” BRAVOki OF THIS TToB Finds key. Inserts it and steps on it used to be. Ti^Aki p h y s i c a l EFFO T^T ! //a'' VoaYL BE ' tU'' B R A ik i! ^ starter. Won’t turn over. Finds V GRAB ■tWTRakiK BV ITS Nowadays it seems that unless he has left car in gear. Purses nis AS A SClE/dTfFlC EkioikiEER <5 your roadster is bright red or yel­ lips and says something that might Q'F kAo-fE, X wilLL TIsaT^E A { Bottom coRkiERS /ui’ lift iT sound raw if you could hear it low the flappers think you’re in way " to 3>ErrERMIkjETPlE CBki^R vilflv\ Ekioa6i4 so IT’LL CLEAR mourning. Swings car out with a quick lurch, comes dangerously near hitting an­ OF (2RAYITV Ak\P -TMEREBY VoaR BAY WiaPOUi ^COMIki’ Too many wild college joyrid?s other car. Comes back in ten min­ pisTfeiBatfe. -ft^E ifeakiK^ vaEiGMx Iki FROM T»4’ SCREEki PoPcK end in the “crash and carry’’ plan. utes and finds no parking place. Says something more. s o -t h a t TVIE ^AtlO OF UFTlkiG Yoa Hap Ma lf o f your You will remember that electric lev/5PA (SE W il l moT UkipULV t a k equator o/U T oP_ o f th vibrating machines didn’t appnar Don’t fear a second-hand car. -I in til the old model T fli'wer went There's nothing wrong with It ex­ oOR P o w e r AklP ■ n ^ aU K i w -'-r >ut. cept the fact that the neighbors got c A a ^ E a s - f o a new one. WAS-TE e y t r a ’The Manchester man and his mo- •.br car: If we all could do as we pleased Decides that it is necessary to go who would fix the car? :wo blocks down the street on a ■lusiness matter. Too far to walk. “I just didn’t get the brakes,” Grabs his hat and opens car door said the flivver as it rolled down t!:o ?'inds he has left key in the office. hill and draped itself around a tele­ Vow getting hot. Takes off hat. phone pole. Hops brow. <2? Has a few peanuts in a bag in uis They used to gas on the steps; Jocket. Decides to eat them while now they step on the gas. The Manchester lad with the new Ai5 OF TUe u ses locomotive whistle on his car appar­ ently believes he is a fast male. ©O F COLUl-UDe’ VS T o K e e p “THe csov4:i / A man knows he’s a sucker when he trades in his old car. K he does­ / n’t, why does he lie about the price he got?

The largest spiders in the world are found in New Guinea, and their web is so strong that they are used as fishing nets. TASK Commercial aviation is catching 1.K hold in South China. Flying fields CF are now being constructed in three SCIEklCBl of its provinces. To foil intruders a device has (®Fontaine Fox, 1929 been invented th?tt permits a door to be opened a few inches, but defies a person on the outside to j WASHINGTON TUBBS II open it farther. j Doesn’t Believe W ash B y C r a n e A bride and groom at Hunting- _®AJeA ton, Ind., weighed 549 and 563 ! '?>iD TUBB6 C\/eR M6MT1ON Pi-’ j.s. PAt.orp pounds, respectively. MORE ' n VJEU,TUBBS, WHAT AH, A VIERV PRETTV STORY INDEED*. JTO VOL), MISS ROV., Tv\(vT ves. He SHOVOED L P\D VOU DO VMlTW MY p i s t o l ? what a COINCIDENCE, MR. TuBBS, ThAT ■ Ir tE A PISTOL?^ It to ME AUOMfa ------VOUP PlStOU? OH-\aJV\V, \t \aIAS )yo u r 6UM Dis a p p e a r e d oust b efo r e VkUTU some M£DAL.$ i ETOLEN. ABOUT TEW THE DUKE WAS MURDERED. YES, HE'D WIOM. BUT Q > "DATS AEO SOMEBOOV st r a n g e you NEVER REPORTED 6UREUN SOD OOM’T c= EOT IN m ROOM, AN’ T h is r e m a r k a b l e t h e f t T o ThikIK THM To o k a p is to l an' The POUC6 . A SWORD. s r o r t Y J S r HACCodtjg. T T

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ity on Early American and Colonial EMERGENCY DOCTORS. Furniture will give his lecture en­ Annnai Gucken Pie Sapper LECTURE SERIES titled, "Random Notes on Colonial EXHIBITION HOME Dr. N. A. Burr (3095) and Dr. Furniture.” Mr. Erving has been a Wednesday, Nov. 6, 5:30 LeVerne Holmes (7451) will be I collector since he was a very young on duty tomorrow afternoon for ; man and now owms some of the rar­ IS OPENED TODAY North Mediodist Chnrch emergency calls. ON DECORATING est examples of Early American • JL I craftsmanship in existence. Feb­ Ladies Aid Society ruary 11 there will be a piano recital Adoits $1.00 The G Clef Glee club will re­ by pupils of Archibald Sessions. On Chiidren Under 12, 60 cents. hearse in the Swedish Lutheran Watkins Brothers Announce February 25 Harry N. Roth, mana­ Hours Are 2-5 P. M. and 7-9 church at 7 o’clock tonight. The ger of the drapery department of choir will rehearse at 8:30 o’clock. Watkins Brothers, will have for his DANCING Tuesday Night Meetings subject “Hints for the making and P. M. for the Rest of the ASK FOR AND SAVE YOUR DUO-DOLLAR COUPONS The G Clef Glee club is now mak­ Wednesday, Nov. 6 hanging of draperies.” ing its drive for associate members The closing lecture of the series A1 Pierre Tabarin to obtain the necessary funds to for Important Study. will be held on March 25 at which Week in Good Weather. present its second aimual concert Wiiiimantic time there will be an actual demon­ in December. Associate membership stration of selecting and arranging Curtains anti Draperies That Dancing Every Wednesday and entitles a member to two reserved the furniture for a given room, un­ The Herald-Elizabeth Park Exhi­ Saturday Night seats at the annual concert. Watkins Brothers announce a der the direction of Watkins Broth­ bition Home on Henry street opened series of important lectures on in- ers decorating department. Troop 6, Boy Scouts, will meet at terior decoration, and kindred sub- today at 2 p. m. and will be open 7:15 o’clock tonight in the South ■jects, to be, held in their lecture from 7 to 9 p. m. tonight and from ABOUT TOWN 2 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. dally Complete the Winter Decorating Methodist church. room beginning Tuesday evening, November 12. Interposed with the for the balance of the week unless DeMOLAY INITIATES inclement weather again causes it Papers of incorporation were filed The wooden fence, just below the lectures will be some musical re­ Monday by Kemp’s Incorporated, of Manchester Gas company’s office, citals by promising vocalists and to be closed. this town with the Secretary of recently repainted and repaired by instrumentalists. "The subject for SEVEN CANDIDATES State to engage in merchandizing the town, has been broken in one Tuesday evening, November 12, wall Quaker Craft Curtains In radios, phonographs and musical section. be "General principles of interior instruments. The firm is capitalized decoration.” This lecture will be given by Miss Farady, a well known Seven candidates took the initia­ at $50,000 to consist of 500 shares Mrs. Edward Fahey, Sr., who has tory degree, the first degree of John Norton’s Three New Styles of $100, par value stock of which been living with Mrs. Rose Hickey consultant on interior decoration in New York. Mather Chapter, Order of DeMolay, $25,000 has been paid in. The in­ of 44 Pearl street, was removed to and were admitted as members of corporators are Samuel J. Kemp, the Memorial hospital this morning. The lecture on November 19 will be by Horace B. Cheney whose sub­ the chapter at the Masonic Temple, Jr., Robert J. Gorman and Harc;ti last night. Carlton Walthers, mas­ • A. Turkington. ject is “The Romance of Design.” Special $ pair Company G will drill at 6:20 in­ Mr. Cheney’s book of the same name ters councillor, worked the initiation Electrical 2.98 stead of 7:30 next Monday night due ceremonies. Those who took the Four Manchester men left Friday makes fascinating reading and is an to preparation for the Armistice day authority on the subject. On degree were: Walter Aitken, Austin for a ten days’ stay in the wilds of parade. A five dollar fine will be Weiman, Ralph Maher, Arthur We are offering one group of Quaker Craft curtains at this December 3, Miss Etta Otto, con­ sv special price for a few days only. Choice of fillet net, shadow Maine, the fourth annual trip made laid against all who are absent. tralto, a pupil of Archibald Sessions, Davis, Otto Kollreutter, James An- by the quartet which is comprised ! derson and Wilbur Hadden. lace and Shantung weave in ecru only. Tailored and fringed will grive a song recital. Service hems. Curtains suitable for the living room and dining room. of Frank and Joseph Irons of Laurel Philip Emery of the Manchester The lecture on December 17 will street, Fred Wohllebe of Fairfield High school faculty will speak on be the “Story of Rug Weaving.” street, and Ed. Montle of New street. nature at the monthly Girl Scout This will be an illustrated lecture Each year they have brought back rally. Friday evening in the Hollis­ by Mr. Wilson of the Blgelow-Hart- a deer apiece. ter street school assembly hall. The ford Carpet Company who has made hour will be from 7 to 8 o’clock an exhaustive study of rug weaving Quaker Craft Drapery Taffeta The Professional girls of Center and a cordial invitation is extended in ancient and modern times. On Curtains church will meet this evening with to all interested. makes smart bedroom January 14 Miss Helen Strong of new colors, new designs, Miss Florence Benson of 31 Lilley Watkins Brothers interior decora­ drapes, as well as beauti­ street. The members will bring A son was bom last evening at tion department will talk on the new ideas in the display ful formal living room their sewing. the Hartford hospital to Mr. and draperies. Choice of Mrs. A. C. Brownell of 58 Chestnut subject of "The use of color in the of Quaker Craft Curtains. Home.” Choice of shadow weave. good-looking, rich change­ The Ladies’ Aid society of Second street. The lecture on the 28t’. of Janu­ able colors of rose, gold Cong^egatlonEil church will meet to­ ary will be a very rare treat indeed. Shantung weave and fillet and green. Also used by morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Henry W. Erving, eminent author­ net in plain and all-over smart housewives for Manchester Community clubhouse HALLOWE’EN PARTY patterns. Curtains that spreads so that it makes A social with refreshments will f' % will harmonize with any a complete bedroom en­ low the busines.-s semble. Yard A Hallowe’en party was held Sat­ home decorations. Pair The W. B. A. Guard club's roast urday evening at the home of Mr. S u n n y s i d e and Mrs. C. V. Olson at 16 Lincoln beef supper will be served in Odd street. Clement Manning of Wil- ?1.98 to ?6.98 $1.25 and $1.50 Fellows hall tonight at 6:30, pre­ limantic and John F. White of East Private School ceding the regular business meeting Hartford entertained with vocal and of the Woman’s Benefit association. piano music. Refreshments were served to thirty guests later in the 217 North Elm St. Mrs. Laura Paisley is general evening. Phone 3300 Part Linen Crash Cretonne chairman of the chicken pie supper Those who attended were: Mrs. committee from the November Katherine Hunt and daughter, Kath­ Come In and Hear for gay sunroom draperies. We are showing chineel group of workers in the North erine and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel ETHEL M. FISH effects, warp prints, floral and modernistic patterns. CO Methodist Ladles’ Aid society. This O’Neil of Andover, Mr. and Mrs. E. Director The No. 642 Screen-Grid and 36 inches wide. Yard annual social and financial event R. Campbell and son Charles, Ernest will take place tomorrow evening Cowles and Thomas Freebura of Stromber^-Carlson 85c In the church vestry, beginning at this towm. Mr. and Mrs. Qement As this is a day school for in­ 5:30, and is sure to attract people Manning and daughters, Doris, dividual instruction in elemen­ Words cannot possibly describe from all sections of the town. Thelma and Violet, Miss Theresa tary grades, pupils may enter the enchanting beauty o f its Nichols of Willimantic; Mrs. Agnes clear, brilliant tone. Miss Ruth Cohn of the Smart Leib, John F. White, J. A. Yaca- at any time during the school Come in and you will afmre- Colorful Printed Chintz Shop is in New York on a buying i vone of East Hartford, Leo Weiss, year. ciate at once how Screen-Grid Generator trip. Mrs. Dings and son Edward, Adolph Radio -with “ Linear” Power fashions smart over-draperies for any room in the home. Rosenthal, and IJerman Bridgee, of Detection as used by Strom- Starter and Ignition We are showing a number of new, colorful designs. Yard A group meeting of Woman’s Hartford, Mrs. Florence Fecteau, TUTORING berg-Carlson takes full advan­ Benefit association branches in of Holyoke, Mass., Miss Bernice An­ tage of the new 100% modulated j Repaired at a reasonable 65c this section of the state will take derson of New Hartford. Mrs. Mary ADULTS AND CHILDREN broadcasting — and so sets a place at Sunshine hall, Hartford, Homers of Elmwood, and several new high standard for radio I charge. We can save you ex- tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock. from other towns. Class for pre-kinderg.irten reproduction. j pense and annoyance as we age for training in social rela­ °'ice, without tubes, $247.50 j have instruments which locate The cast of "Square Crooks" will A delicious light luncheon— Beautiful Drapery Kirsch Craft Drapery rehearse in the John Mather room toasted sandwiches, pie. coffee or tions. I all electrical trouble quickly. at the Masonic Temple at 7:30 jhot chocolate. Princess Candy Pole Sets Miss Fish is available as Damask o’clock tonight. t Shop, Main and Pearl.—Adv. I Norton Electrical parents advisor in child prob­ the new wooden and Ata- KEMP’S Inc. ombre stripes, soft futur­ ■vio (imitation wrought lems. Appointments on Tues­ I Instrument ( o. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiminiiiiim iiininriiiniiiiiiim iinm iimiiiim im iiiiiiiM istic and floral designs .. iron) drapery pole sets day, Wednesday. Friday and Hilliard Street. IVIanchester plain shades. New Win­ will add very much to the Saturday afternoons and on attractiveness of your Phone 4060 ter tones. Yard each evening of the week. windows. Set M rn om o ti I $1.49 and $1.98 $2.50 to $10.00 s i h ^ p p i n g | t.1 r i WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. Tomorrow Begins | Funeral Directors The New Style Draperies Can Be ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS CHAPEL A T 11 OAK ST. Made To Order In Our Work Room { November Clearance f The new drapery styles that we are now showing- in our Drapery De­ Robert K. Anderson Phones: Office 5171 la partment can be made up at a small additional cost by expert workers in Funeral Director Residence 7494 our workroom. Come in and see the new styles! ■'XT

I Sale Of Rugs | Hale’s Drapery Department^Main Floor, left. I Prices Extremely Low | W e Can Fit ■iiiiiiiiii'i::> < -^ 'iiiiiiiii'i:> g -ia !ii[iiiiiiijj> !g i-^,n iiiiiiii = 9x12 Worsted Wilton Rugs, reg. ?150. = Y ou r Foot fHON

J^VERY normal foot can I $ 1 1 9 .7 5 j be (Sued in Wilbnr Coon = 9x12 Royal Wilton Rugs, reg. $105.00 | Shoes. Fitted at 5 points, ■with a gentle support for G O O D THINGS TO EAT the arch. The heel can’t I $85c00 I fjip. And you don’t fire Serving you promptly with everything that is good to eat is so easily. one of the reasons for Plnehurst’s increasing volume. Our early Will* ib'i’ S 9x12 Seamless Wilton Rugs, Regular $85 = deliveries are especially valuable to customers who want their or­ Come in for a try-on.... der so that boiling pieces or other things can be started for a your size is surely here. noon dinner. I $ 6 9 .5 0 I Special early delivery 7:15 a. m. E 9x12 American Oriental Rugs, regular price $120.00 = Regular early delivery 8:00 a. ni. NAVEN’S First Afternoon delivery 1:30 p. m. M VIM • rt> NM A'^UKI 1 1 $ 9 7 .5 0 I s, Ilf \|IN • U) \V| A lt GR.\PE FRUIT FRESHLY GROLTVD BEEF = 9x12 Washed American Oriental Rugs, reg, price $150 = Medium, juicy for meat balls or fruit, 3 fo r ...... 2 5 c meat loaf, Ib. ... 3 0 c i $ 1 2 9 .5 0 I SAFE AND PRIVA TE i 7-6x9 Royal Wilton Rugs, reg. $79.50 = Mushrooms We will continue our spe­ cial offering on small "juice” Plnehurst Round Steak Never be content with doubtful protection [ $ 6 9 .5 0 I ORANGES Ground. = 8-3x10-6 Worsted Wilton Rugs, regular $138. = at, dozen ...... « O C for your valuables— they are worthy of the best

SLICED BACON safeguard. Our Safe Deposit Vault is protect­ I $110.00 I Rind off, lb. ... 3 9 c = 8-3x10-6 Royal Wilton Rugs, regular $96.50 = ICEBERG LET­ ed every minute, day and night from fire and TUCE, head .... 1 0 c Fresh Fowl I $ 7 9 .5 0 I Roasting Chickens theft— and you can rent a Private Lock Box Veal Chops I 8-3x10-6 Seamless Wilton Rugs, regular $75. = Large bunches of new Car­ Lean Lamb for stewing here for $3.00, $5.00, $10 or $25 per year. rots 10c, 3 bunches 25c. Tender Pot Roasts I $6 2.5 0 I Legs of Lamb = 8-3x10-6 American Oriental Rugs, regular price $115.00 = We are getting in a load of m a x w e l l h o u se Colonial very nice selected apples, Kings, COFFEE, lb...... 4 9 c I $ 9 5 .0 0 I Greenings and Baldwins. Thu FURNITURE Greenings will be in the new i 8-3x10-6 Washed American Oriental Rugs, = 16 quart baskets (the Federal The Ma n c h ester Tr u s t Company = reigular price $138.00 E Maple One lb. rolls laws have “ruled out” the 14 Butter, lb...... 4 9 c SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. and Mahogany q^part size as of Nov. 1st) and I 121.00 I will sell at $1.79 a basket. Thu $ ESTABLISHED 1905 S 6x9 Royal Wilton Rugs, regular $68.00 E Finishes Kings, good for eating, will sell Pure Lard, 11111111111 at 4 quarts 49c. , 2 lbs...... 2 7 c I $ 4 9.5 0 I KEMP’S, INC. Sweet Cider ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS UlllillllllllillllUllllillUllUlllllllllllllllUlUlllllUimiUUlUllllUlllUUUlllUlllllllli

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