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■tr FONCK FUGHT ENDS WETHERSHELD GUARD WAS IN NO WORD FROM i IN QUICK DISASTER CONViaS’ PLOT RED CROSS ON FIRST Two of Crew Die as Huge D AY GETS 2748,848. For |1,500 Bribe Smnggled Washington, Sept. 21.— ^The Plane Collapses in the nation has responded generous­ LOVE MATCH FOR ly to President Coolidge’s ap­ Hacksaws to Two Long AHORNEY WAS PRINCESS ASTRID MIAMI BEGINS Take-off and Bums; peal for funds for relief of Flor­ ida hurricane sufferers, the Red Term Men— Admits His MONEY LOSSES INCREASE, Cross announced today. Within Belgian King and Queen An Fonck, Curtin Escape But 24 hours, the Red Cross, in TURNED DOWN nounce Troth of Son Just TO REBUILD; NO charge of relief work, has re­ Guilt Upon Arrest. “as Ordinary Parents.” ceived donations totaling ?743,- Clavier, Radio Man, and 343.93. ON S m DEAL FOODjCARCriY REACH STAGGERING SUMS -a> Brussels, Sept. 21.— King Hartford, Sept. 21.— Discovered and Queen Albert of Belgium, Islamoff, the Mechanician, aiding two convicts in an attempt setting a new precedent in -❖ 1 50,000 ‘SAFE” WIRES to escape from the state prison at royal procedure, today receiv­ Dulles Tells Court He Was Death List for City, Miami SENT FROM MLAAD. Wethersfield for which he had ac­ ed newspaper correspondents, Now Believed Lives Lost Lose Their Lives. SELECTMEN c u r and, making no effort to con­ cepted a bribe of $1,500, Earle Told Claim of Merton ceal their great happiness, an­ Beach and Hollywood Set Jacksonville, Sept. 21.— Davis, 23, a guard at the prison, nounced the engagements of Florida is telegraphing the WiU Not Far Exceed 500 world this message: Roosevelt Field, N. Y., Sept. 21. TOWN EXPENSES was arrested at the prison Prince Leopold and Princess Astrld of Sweden. “ Safe at Miami. Am writ­ — Captain Rene Fonck’a proposed yesterday afternoon. Unable to Would Not Be Passed by at Above 200; Key West in Florida But Storm Tke King and Queen both ing.” non-stop flight to Paris ended In furnish bonds of $3,500, he was beamed with joy as they The Western Union Tele­ grim tragedy early today when the INNEOUDGET brought to Hartford county jail Government. stressed the fact that the Says "AH WeD.” graph office here has been Effect on Gulf Coast Is giant Sikorsky biplane In which where he now is. marriage Is a "love match.” working its full staff overtime Edward Slattery, a "lifer,” and Princess Astrid who will the flight was to have been made Miami, Sept. 21. fVIa courier to for two . days relaying such Lawrence H. Ferrone, serving a New York, Sept. 21.— John F. one day be queen of the Bel­ messages from Miami. No wires . Unknown; Middle West burst Into flames at the hop-off, 30-year sentence as an habitual gians, was warmly praised by Palm Beach)— Today found Miami Suggest Alternate to Pro­ Dulles, former attorney for Rich­ go Into . Miami, but the mes­ causing two fatalities. criminal, had been furnished with both the King and Queen as beginning actual reconstruction sages are brought to West three hack saw blades by Davis ard Merton, German financl^er, tes­ "a cultured girl of great sim­ with martial law lifted. Now Threatened With Captain Fonck and his co-pHot, Palm Beach or to Jacksonville / tified today at the'trial of Harry plicity,” who will "adapt her­ Lieutenant Lawrence W. Curtin, posed Expenditures; Plan and partly sawod through bars of Restoration of water and elec­ by courier, then wired out. their cells when the plot was dis­ M. Daugherty, former attorney self to the national life of tric light service began with the Traffic department employes U. S. N.. escaped with their lives Belgium.*’ * Great Electrical Disturb­ covered. general and Thomas W. Miller for­ rescinding of martial rule by Col. estimated that 50,000 "safe” but Charles Clavier, wireless opera­ to Cut Highway Oiling, The King and Queen sum­ Slattery previously, escaped In V. H. Collins of Plant City, Mon­ messages have been sent in two "I mer alien property custodian, moned the newspaper , corre­ tor, and Jack Islamoff, mechanic, 1919, but was caught at Meriden. day night and construction work­ days, and they expect as many ance as Barometer Falls. charged with conspiracy in con­ spondents and fairly.: bubbled were fatally burned In the fuselage. Parks, Police Budgets. Admits Watching. ers were busily engaged erecting more. ' Before Justice Howard P. Dun­ nection with the return of $7,- forth their glad news "just as and repairing dwellings before Leaders Little IRiurt 000,000 In war claims, that the two ordinary parents,” and ham, of Wethersfield, Davis admit­ daylight this morning. Chicago, Cept. 21.^-Storm warn­ Fonck and Curtin, sitting at the ted he had watched while the con­ late John T. King, Connecticut pol­ not as a king and queen. JRescue parties kept up a search controls In the nose of the plane, When the annual town meeting victs sawed at their cell bars on itician, superseded him as the rep­ “ These two young people for bodies through the debris. It ings for the entire midwest wer0 were saved when the ship, falling is held here on October 4 the voters two different nights, telling them resentative of Merton In matters have met frequently in the is believed an accurate casualty PALM BEACHES A broadcast from the United States to clear the ground after scooting a will be asked to make appropria­ when other guards approached. having to do with the claim for the past months and have decided list cannot be obtained for several Weather Bureau here today as mile along the runway, fell into a seized alien property. entirely independently to tions to the town’s estimated ex­ Ferrone is reported as having days. More than 200 are reported violent wind and electrical distur­ deep gulley. They crawled out and continually been making attempts Dulles told of a trip hq made to unite their destinies. The dead In Miami, Miami Bench and penditures in' 1927. The action bances svrept eastward out o f the suffered only a few minor abrasions. to escape from the prison. Both Washington to see goven ^ en t of­ union is one of Inclination,’’ Hollywood. CENTER OF BELIEF taken that night will govern the tax Clavier and Islamoff, however, convicts are known as "tough char­ ficials to learn the attitudq of the said the King. Food Enough Dakotas. rate which will not be laid until the "They will mqke a charm were trapped In the burning plane. acters.” government regarding the claim of Expressions of sympathy and , The barometers in the storm area The dapper French captain, hero following March. In an effort to the Societe Suisse Pour Valeurs ing couple,” said the Queen educate the voters and taxpayers Davis will be presented before happily. offers of aid were received from have fallen- half an inch in the last of countless exploits in the world the September term of the crim­ des Metaux. It was this com­ that they should turn out at this When correspondents ask­ all parts of the country. Medical Receiving Many Refugees 12 hours and now are at a lower war, leaped Into the plane shortly inal superior court which opens pany’s property that Merton came supplies and foodstuffs were pour­ after six o’clock. As he went down appropriation meeting the Board of to the United States In 1921 to ed the date of the marriage, point than that reached in Florida Selectmen last night planned two here this afternoon. Hugh M. A l­ the Queen replied: "Just as ing in at such a rate that civil au­ the field In a cloud of dust, follow­ see if he could have It returned. and Working Hard in Aid during the hunicane, the weather different budgets. corn, state's attorney, will prose­ soon as possible.” thorities asked that the outside ed by spectators In automobiles, cute. Merton was succassful. world be assured that the only aid bureau stated. the great plane, heavily loaded with Although the dissatisfaction said The witness testified he was "The wedding will be In to be manifested by many taxpay­ Brussels, because Prince Leo­ needed by Greater Miami was mon­ of Luckless Cities. more than two thousand gallons of told the government would not ey to aid the destitute in rebuUd- gasoline, disappeared over the ers regarding the town’s, expenses pass a claim such as was being pold is the heir, to the Florida digging herself out o f the throne,” the Queen added. 1- X their homes. crown of a little hill, desj^ndlng was greatly discredited by the re- MRS. WATKINS DIES made by the Societe Suisse. ruins, surveying her wounds, and- nomination of the entire Board of The Queen confided that The food supply Is ample for- Into a twenty-foot gully. Merton testified on the sjand about sixty days and more can be West Palm Beach, Fla., Sept, 21. burying her dead— the gulf coast, Selectmen at the recent Primary last week that he "retained” King Prince Leopold and Princess An Instant later, there was a' Astrid first met last June in obtained on short notice, authori- — The Palm Beaches today are hard hit and still staggering, un­ the board intends to give the tax­ end paid him $441,000 for putting puff and an explosion, and a sheet AS RESUj^OF FALL Sweden and that the court­ iiies said. concentrating every effort on aid­ able to definitely ascertain the dam- ' payers their choice of the two r-rough the claim. of flame shot up forty feet into the plans. The first plan would grant ship had develo])ed rapidly. The fury of the storm was spent ing other titles and towns along age wrought, Pensacola silent air, twenty feet above the top of DitUea was subjected to a spir­ botween Miami and Fompaqp* source of deep anxiety. Feasonabie expenditures in all de­ the'.elJit poaet thfit were more the depression into which the great ited cross examinatloi). M|^ ahquii fp.;. iffUes north;, Tl»« Iturri- Tlils wag the situation today, partm ent with slight Increases in Embolism Occurs When Cast ■Irtwfrtl^'asimaged ' by thb fury of biplane had descended. Nearly a Steuer, attorney for Daugherty, re­ c a ^ wKteh tore*a rath of death, more than 8<) hours after the West a few. A 14 mill tax rate would garding what he to’d government Sstai’day'e tropical hurricane. Am- thousand spectators at the fleld probably result from that plan. and destruction of the lower Indian hTwrlcane; hurled Itself out Is Removed; Prominent officials concerniug the claim. ' DEMPSEY SAYS KEARNS baIauM'.load'utter loud of woimd- o,t tifoplcal seas and fell with a were horror-struck. The Second Plan coast continued its hi^voo acro$s «d peraons was brought here. «crash upon America's winter play­ There was a cheer, however, The second is>o cut expenses to the state, killing forty people at ■WhUe uniformed niines, khaki- ground. when Fonck and Curtin were found the bone, cancelling plans for fur­ as a Welfare Worker. Mlrore Haven, on Lake (jkeechp- clad soldiers, sailors, coast guards­ SERVED A PRISON TERM The extent of the damage safe. They were able to walk. ther highway improvement, and bee. men were awaiting the call to ride wrought by 100-mile gales and ' As the plane continued to burn, letting more streets go without oil. HND BOY, CONVKTS Sebrlng suffered c^slderable in trucks or automobiles to towns heavy seas thrown bodily into un­ with the wings of the monster ma­ This would'probably result in a 13 Mrs. Jennie E. Watkins of South damage from wind and vroteti Key between Fort Lauderdale and protected communities can only be chine lying live skeletons beside the mill tax rate. Nothing ’esc can pos­ Main street died early this morn­ Makes Theft Accusation in West reported that "all was well.” Miami. PAL, BACK FROM SEA approximated. It is heavy enough, warped and twisted fuselage, there sibly bo offered the voters at the ing at the Memorial hospital. Answer to Suit Brought by 4 Cities’ Loss 9250,000,000 A Miami detective arrived here Death was due to embolism which both in lives and property, so that remained no doubt In anyone’s town meeting. In today’s Herald on His Former Manager. An estimate of the property last Monday night seeking narcotl- mind but that both Islamoff and occurred shortly niter the cast damage in the storm-wrecked dis­ ics to aid aid sufferers there. A the hurricane will go. down In his­ page six will be found a complete tory as one’ of the niost terrible Clavier were dead. copy of the present standing of the had been remover from her leg Detroit Lad, Widely Sought, trict is impossible at this time, doctor was making the rounds of Bums For Hours which she broke in a fall from a Atlantic City, N. J. Sept.. 21— byt the combined losses of Miami. doctors* offices for tetanus serum. catastrophes ever visited upon the town’s budget and the proposed ex­ Has Been Gentleman Hobo nation, but it probably will be days Fire engines from the nearby penses for 1927. This is .he budget had been removed from hor leg Jack. Dempsey, through his at­ Miami Beach, Hollywood and Port In the Legion, building, tired eyed towns of Hempstead and Mineola happened while she was picking and Collier Sailor. torney today filed his answer to Lauderdale, Including marine women were folding bandages and before an accurate estimate can be that would call for a 14 mill tax made. arrived julckly, followed a moment rate. cherries from a tree near her the suite brought against him by destruction, will conservatively ex­ packing bundles of clothing. Food Boston, Mass., Sept. 21.— Having Death List Shrinks. later by an ambulance from In offering the alternate budget home. She was removed to the Jack Kearns. ceed' $260,000,000. was being arranged for in another played the role of gentleman, hobo Dempsey charges Kearns with Out of the contusion of wrecked Mitchell Field. There was little that the board would cut the highways hospital at once and appeared to In Miami Beach, which is prac­ section of the building. recovering very satisfactorily and seaman, John Miley, 16, son appropriating $500,000 of the cities, Interrupted communication, either doctors or firemen could do. appropriation from $70,000 to tically isolated from the outside Refugees Pour In. chamlon’s money. He also charges Refugees from the storm-swept and Impassable roads, however, Great clouds of white smoke shot $60,000, oiling from $15,000 to until the cast had been removed. of a Detroit clergyman, who ran world by a condemned causeway, Mrs. Watkins was the daughter that Kearns is an ex-convict, hav­ sections have started to come here there was emerging this morning Into the air a distance of forty feet, $10,000, parks and tree warden away with Edward F. Cole, an ex­ many-mansions were rated by the of Norman Thrall and Harriet ing served a term in a penitentiary in droves. some slight semblance of order. with underlying sheets of flame as from $15,000 to $13,000. police convict of the state of Maine, and hurricane. Grant Thrall of South Windsor in the state of Washington. ■ The big hotels in the winter Relief work was getting under way the gasoline drenched ground con­ from $36,000 to $32,400, garbage for whom a nation-wide search was The Carl G. Fisher home on Lin­ and was born in that town Nov­ Kearns on Saturday filed an colony at Palm Beach suffered lit­ with a degree of system, communi­ tinued to burn. Two airplanes cir­ collection from $16,000 to $15,000, made, today was awaiting a Det’*olt coln road is s mass of debris. The ember 28, 1856. After finishing action which resulted in Dempsey tle damage. cation with communities cut off cled overhead taking motion pic­ new bridges from $5,000 to $2,500. police inspector to take him home. Roney Plaza, Wofford, and Pan school she taught in the Oakland, being declared a temporary bank­ Most of the yacht owners heed­ from the outside world since the tures of the Are, which was ex­ Trade school from $5,000 to $4,- Meanwhile, police were searching Coast hotels along the ocean front Buckland and Keeney street rupts Kehrns had demanued an ac­ ed storm warnings and tied pp in fury broke was slowly being estab­ pected to burn for hops. 000, truck and tractor from $12,- for Cole. here the brunt of the storm. The schools. She married Clarence G. counting from Dempsey of all the San Luce canal or in the Royal lished, and every incoming dia- From a hasty surve^ of the run­ 000 to $5,000, and the storm water The pair, enroute east, acciden­ Gulf Stream apartment building, Watkins In 1876 and they attend­ moneys that the champion had re­ Polncianna basin and avoided jpatch from the stricken area told way on which the plane had at­ sewers approprltlon would be tally ran their automobile into, a farther north, was damaged to the ed the Centennial observance that tree at Syracuse, N. Y. They got ceived from August 3, 1923, to wreckage. A few were sunk. More of the determination of the suffer­ tempted to make Its hop to Paris, eliminated. extent of $100,000. The Firestone ers to build anew what has been year in Philadelphia. fifty dollars for -he wreck but August 3, 1926, the period covered than a dozen houseboats are It was believed that a contributing Should Attend Meeting. estate and a number of beautiful destroyed. factor in the accident was the Temperance Leader reached Noifolk, Va., pennlWse. by the Dempsey-Kearns contract. known to have been wrecked. The Selectmen feel that if the Dempsey’s answer said that in homes were wrecked. As order emerged from chaos, breaking oi auxiliary landing gear. Mrs. Watkins was actively asso­ They shipped aboard a collier. Cole' Between Delray and Boca Raton voters and taxpayers want to do ^August, 1925, he discovered that At South Miami Beach where the toll of human life appeared to This i^ear, which was designed to ciated with many religious ’ and left the boy here, the lad again the scenic highway overlooking the without these improvements they Kearns/“ had appropriated to him­ the hurrlcan? hit hardest, all the ocean is literally wiped away. diminish. Whereas some estimates,, help the machine carry the tremen­ temperance movements and con­ shipping on the .Collier, which should be at the town meeting on self certain moneys which belong­ r 'nos were leve'ed. Some of the, Power, which was shut off here on Sunday and Monday had placed dous load of more than 18,000 October 4 and express their opin­ tributed many articles to maga­ groi'.nded on Pollock Rip shoals. structures have disappeared. zines of like nature. She also ed to me and which aggregated during the storm, has been turned the dead as hi.qh as 2,000, it is now pounds of gasoline, somehow be­ ions. It is the plan to have copies When she again reached her r ock, "Via Floridan hot 1 which bore reported to be doubtful if the list spoke at many rellglout and tem­ $500,000.’' on again and telephone, service is came entangled Just before the of the two proposed budgets print­ officers were waiting, for Miley. hav­ 170 under the gale, was converted runs above 500. perance meetings. She was vice " I t was on account of this fact,” gradually getting back to normal. take-off, it Is believed. The total ed and distributed at the meeting ing .ecelved a tip that he was Dempsey said "and als.o because in*o an p' «rgency hf'--’*-'. The Property Loss Gro^vs. president of the Life and Advent plane, with Its load, weighed 28,- so that those who desire to speak aboard. I discovered that Mr, Kearns was Flrotwood was used as a dorml- As the damage to human life Camp Meeting association for iOO pounds. on the tax question may have an ex-convict, having been impris­ t' y for many homeless. In Bay diminished with the restoration oi nxany years and last year was el­ nR ST DISTRICT G. 0. P. Running Gear Dragged, something accurate from which to oned in. a penitentiary in the state rT a y n e , ’'■■'ndreds of craft both order and communication, the ected treasurer. She has also been The plane started to make its discuss the expenditures. Tho copy DEMPSEY-TUNNEY HCHT of Washington, for a considerable 1 rge and small were battered to property toll appeared to mount take-off run about 6.30 a. m., and of the expenses and proposed president of the Manchester W. C. period of time after he had been o'ec.s by the angry waters. / Bay RENOMINATES FENN higher. The damage has been ter­ the accident occurred a few sec budget on page six of today’s Her- T. U. and the County W. C. T. V. duly convicted, that I dispensed Front Park was strewn with de­ rific and widespread. onds later. With the right side of old will be of great help to taxpay­ She is surv ved by her son, C. with his services. molished yachts and schooners.; A In Miami alone the city manager Elmore Watkins, a daughter, Mrs. TO BE HEARD OVER WTIC the landing gear dragging on the ers in studying tho exact financial la’-ge oil tanker was heaved into No Opposition to Representa­ has estimated the destruction al ground, the plane ran off the end condition of the town. Lura Watkins Rush and a broth­ Royal Palm Park where It settled tive in Cmigress Develops at $125,000,000, and Miami was only er Frank N. Thrall of Burnside of the runway, struck a shallow The board last night stressed high and dry. New Britain Convention. one of the winter playgrounds gully, turned slowly over on its the point that the biggest item by and five grandchildren. The funer­ The Travelers Insurance Com­ Reconstruction T^ork strung jewel-llke along the South back and caught Are. Fonck and far in the entire budget is schools. al will be held from her late home pany, through Superintendent VOLSTEAD VERDICT IN Every workman was pressed in­ Florida coast, which lay directly In Wednesday afternoon at two New Britain, Sept., 21.— Con­ Curtin managed to get out as the The board has no control over Johnson of the WTIC broadcasting to service rebuilding houses. New the pathway of the devastating school expenditures, and has ask­ o’clock. 'The funerat will be pd- gressman B. Hart Fenn, of the First plane was capsizing. station, late this afternoon an­ GRIFFITH VS. JOLSON roofs were going on rapidly, street Connecticut district, was today wind. Other noted resorts— Holly­ The collapse of the right land ed the town school board to keep vate, due to the illness of a mem­ crews were cleaning the thorough­ wood, Coral Gables, Delray, Home­ nounced that the Demfteey-Tunney unanimously renominated as Re­ Ing gear while the plane was rush expenses down as much as possi­ ber of the family. fares of fallen trees, telephone stead. Miami Beach, and the towns Rev. Robert G. Huggins, pastor publican candidate tor that office ing across the mile-long take-off ble. A chart is being prepared by fight In Philadelphia Thursday poles and other debris. Store­ fuither imand around Lake Okee­ Town Treasurer Waddell which of the Second Advent church of Producer Gets Half of One Per in a district convention held here. path caused the accident. night would be broadcast through keepers began taking Inventory of He was nominated by Attorney chobee, siifierrd tremendously In Fonck Explains will show the people of Manches­ New Britain of which Mrs. Wat­ Moore Haven alone the death list ia the Hartford station. The rights for Cent of Sum He Sued the their undamaged stocks. James W. Knox, of, Hartford, be­ Fonck and Curtin went to the ter just how the money they pay kins was a member, will ofTiclate. the broadcast were purchased by Comedian For. Miami Loss $125,000,000. fore the convention presided over estimated at sixty. hangar of the Sikorsky Company in taxes is spent. The biggest part He will be assisted by Rev. Henry Strenuous efforts were being Miami, Fla., Sept. 21.— Acting by Judge William J. Malone, of The French ace explained the ac­ of the chart will represent schools. Stone of Wallingford, a frienl of the Royal Typewriter Company and made today to re-establish commii- I Mayor James Oilman and City Bristol. cident. At last night’s meeting the build­ the family. Burial will be in the then issued to a big'chain of sta­ New York, Sept. 21.— D. W, Manager Frank H, Wharton today nication with Pensacola, on the Judge Malone praised the con­ "■I realized after we hit the ing inspector’s report was read and East cemetery. Griffith, motion picture director Issued an official statement to the gulf coast: The powerful naval tions. . gressman's past work for the dis­ first rut that something had hap­ accepted. It will be found else­ and producer, today was awarded effect that property damage in radio station there has been silent where in today’s Herald. All the regular Travelers pro­ trict and Congressman Fenn, In ac­ pened to my landing gear,” Fonck $2,627.28 in his suit against A1 Miami as a result of Saturday’s since a final message yesterday Keeney Street. cepting, declared; “ It is no small said, through an Interpreter. GET S PG G LE D ALIENS gram for 'Thursday night has been Jolson, blackface comedian, for al­ hurricane would total over $126,- which said the wind was attaining Thomas Prentice, Aimee De- thing to represent the First Con­ "When we hit the second rut, I cancelled and the fight program leged breach of contract. Griffith 000,000. There is ..plenty of food In a velocity of 100 miles an hour and Mars and Irving Keeney of Keeney necticut district in Congress.” felt another crash. In an Instant will start at 7:30 daylight time, asked $571,645 for losses he the city.to take cal'; of every needy was causing heavy damage. street were before the board ask­ ON LONG TAXI RIDE The’ present-'congressional com­ I knew we were taxin,g without and will include the preliminary claimed he suffered when Jolson person, but money donatlobs, will Prepared, I f Possible. ing that the holes in the road’s sur­ mittee was reappointed by the con­ the right wheel. fights as well as the Dempsey-Tun- "walked out” In the middle ofca be gladly, accepted, Wharton ?ald. It is not believed, however, that face be filled in as soon as possi­ vention with Goouwin X. Beach, tried to slacken speed gradu­ ney match. picture; Tha official death tell as releas­ the gulf coast resorts have suffered “T ble. They reported the street in Ten Spanish Suspects and Two Hartford, chairman and Edward W. ally because I kn''w that, traveling ed by the Miami police department as severely as Florida. They bad^ bod shape, and were informed that Drivers Taken in Boston to Irving, New Britain; Mrs. Allen L. nearly forty miles an hour, a crash last night totaled 8S of which 74 warning of the wind’s advance, and" the town road force started work­ Bockiis, " of Manchester, and W. was inevitable if I stopped the New York Journey. are,whites and, 14 colored., All were prepared, if preparation were ing there yesterday. They were al­ have been Identtfled FourteeX afi* Hayden Brockway, of 'West Har^ motors too quickly I was endeav­ so anxious to have the Keeney Mexican dovemment Hunting XFOSSibl^* ^ oring to slow dawn when we hit Stamford, Sept. 21.— Ten Span­ ditlonal bodies await Identification ford, as members. The convention Meanwhile, the nation with its street line hearing brought up iards, believed to have gained ille­ in local undorcaking rooms. ThiS; paid, tribute to'ithe work'ot Presi­ fhe edge of the hill. Then I again. customary'generosity. Is pouring knew everything was up. gal entrance to the country, • are For Seditious Radio Stations list is from the city of Miami only. dent'CooUdge. Governor Trumbull money and supplies into the strtefc- Although the meeting occupied being held by police here pending and Mr. Fenn. . "Just as the plane went over on considerable time the greater part en cities. Reports to Red Grogs the arrival of Department of Jus­ STRUCK ON raOHWAY Following rthe conventlou; the one headquarters in Washington tod%y "s back, Curtin and I climbed was given over to the discussion of ar.” tice agents who will investigate DIES FROM INJURIES hundred,delegates were entertain­ disclosed that the entire country the budget for next year. the presence of the rnen. With the Mexico City, 'Sept. 21.— ^The Mex­ Not Flying Speed ■ out alleged seditious propaganda. /Middletown, Sept. 21.— Daniel ed at dinner ln*tbe Hotel Burtltt has risen magnificently to tbfl ap*- Spaniards are held two Boston S. (Casey) Jones, an expert ican government has ordered a spe­ Government experts have decid­ Crowley, 60 of Hartford, died' in by CongreSsm&hFenn.i peal for funds for relief work. i, TREASURY BALANCE. taxi drivels who drove the men as who witnessed the crash, de- cial radio finding apparatus from ed "that, one ot these stations Is In Middlesex hospitalthis forenoon A Tropical Radio dlspatch-.-from far as Stamford on a Journey to Mich'oacan, another is in northern from injuries received' Sunday ever Dexter. 'Joihhsbn, son 'of' Mr. and i.arcd that Fonck had not attain- Washington, Sept. 21.— Treas­ Mobile said that, while fheNstorm New York. The taxi drivers are the United States in an effort to lo­ Mexico,, and the third is in the dis­ Mrs. AAroix\ Johnson, of iLinden ury balance as of Sept. 18: $347,- nlng„„when struck by an euto.md- was the worst in ten-:year8, the'toc George Roberts and Robert A. F. cate the three secret radio broad­ trict of Mexico City, hut have been /rvu2tlnnA4 oi^ £^mes 081.589.33. bile driven by James Pippin of street e n t e ^ Brown University, Morse. ' casting Stations which 'sending unnhle tb dafinltely locate than. AfAC£a«4, naar tlui'BOu ax tAvm U*uk. I^ovidau^ yaabwdav, ^rvmttnned'iiii Fuai if -« 't' ' * . ■ V PAGE TW O M a n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , t u e s d a v ',,s e p t . 21; 1^29. . . ■ ■' ' ^ .'' ' ’,

Am L o c ...... 104% 103% 104% \ Crew of Ill-Fated Plane Am Car F’dry.lOO 100 100 FONCK FUGHT ENDS LOCAL MAirS STORE LOCAL STOCKS Atchison ------155% 153%r 155% i!^atWHii A B O U T T Q ^ B & O ...... 107 106% 106% IN STARTING DISASTER .'(Fnrnlsbed by Patnam A Co, Beth Steel ‘B’ 50% 49% 50% A son, Ronald J„ was born yes­ WRECKED BY STORM 6 Central Row. Hartford, Conn.) Chil% Copper . 33% 33% 33% terday at^IFs. Howe’s Maternltv Cons Gas N Y.106% Home, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Bid Ask 105% 106% (Continned from page 1.) Col. Fuel Iron 45 44 Custer of 64 Ridge street. Aetna Cas. & Sur. 45 .760 800 Ches & Ohio .171 167 170% Raymond Montie Sends a Tele­ Aetna Life ...... 625 635 Cruc Steel ... . 74 % 74% 74% ed flying speed when the acci­ Mrs. Will Wilsi V of Highwoo-J, gram to His Folks in Man- A utom obile...... — 300 Can. Pacific . .165 164% 165 dent occurred. ls»-w Havea, is visiting relatives lii chester.v Conn. General .. . . — 1750 Erie ...... 34 33% 34 “ He was not making tnore than town. \ J- Htfd. Steam Boiler .670 680 Erie 1 s t ...... 44% 43% 44% fifty miles an hour, not nearly -A telegram received this mofa- Hartford Fire ...... 485 495 Manchester Grange will hold its Gen. Asphalt . 81% 78% 81 enough to take off,” Jones said. ing by Frank' E. Montie of 221 Phoeni.x ...... 565 580 Gen Elec .... 87% 85% 87% regular meeting in Tinker hall to­ T ravelers...... 1210 1230 Jones said the lire broke out Hartford Road, from his son Ray­ Gen Mot...... 159% 155% 158% about thirty seconds alter -the morrow evening at 8 o ’clock. Sev­ mond, stated that his store I .was eral numbers have been arranged i*ubllc Utility ^ocka. Great No. Pfd. 77% 77% 77% crash. wrecked by the storm. AlthonSb Conn. Power Co^ ...3 2 5 335 111. Central ..125 for the lecturer’s hour and a good 124% 124% ‘■‘Clavier and Islamofl probably he says he and his wife were not Conn. L P 7% pfd. .110 112 Kennecott Cop 55% 55% 55% attendance of the members is ex­ Htfd. E. L. com. . . .328 333 were stunned and thrown' about in­ pected. injured, his store is in ruins. Inspira Cop . . 24 % 24% 24% Montie has been In St. Peters­ Htfd. Gas com...... 76 80 Louis & Nash.136 side as the plane went over,” he 136 136 burg since last fall. He former­ So. N. E. Tel Co. . . .152 155 Motor Wheel .2 1 % 21 21 said. “ They probably were uncon­ Mrs. Charles Paisley and child­ So. N. E. Tel. rights '8 8 ^ Norfolk West .163 scious before the fire reached ly conducted the Finehurst Soda 161 163 ren of Newton Highlands, Mass, is shop at Main street and Middle Mannrarturlng Stocks. No. Pacific . . . 78 %' 78% 78% them.” vlsitln,g her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Am. Hardware...... 86 90 N Y Central .143% 142 Lloyds Wins Bets Turnpike. He became interested 143% Aaron Johnson of Linden street. in Florida and bou,ght a soda American Silver . . . . 27 32 N Y, N H & H 43% 43% 43% The adventurers had hoped tp shop in St. Petersburg. Acme Wire com...... 12 17 Pan Am Pet . 66% 66 66% reach Le Bourget Alrdome, near The finance committee of the There are not many local people Bigelow Htfd. pfd. . . 98 Pennsylvania . 54% 54% 54% Paris, some time tomorrow even­ Manchester Mother’s club of which in the Peninsula state at the pres­ Bigelow-Htfd. com. .. 7 7 80 Pierce Arrow . 27 26 27 ing. If they had succeeded they Mrs. Howard Boyd is chairman, is Pressed Steel . 39% ent time as far as can be learned Bristol Brass . . . / 39% 39% would have flown 3,577 miles, a making plans for a food sale to be Collins Co...... Rep Ir & Steel 59 58% 59 new world’s distance record for a today. According to Senator Rob­ held at the store of the J. W. Hale ert J. Smith most of them have re-' Colt Fire Arms . . . . 28 R ea d in g...... 9 3 92 93 non-stop flight. Lloyds of Lon­ 1 Company. Saturday, September 25 * Eagle Lock ...... 98 Ch RIsl & Pac 63% 62% 63% don had posted odds of seven to These are the four men whose attempt to fiy direct to Paris In a gigantic Sikorsky plane ended at the turned north within the past at 2 p. m. The entire ■membership month. He says he does not be­ Fafnir Bearing...... 85 So. Pacific .. . 106 % 105% 106% three that they would not suc­ very start this morning In tragic disaster. Left to rlgflt are Charles Clavier, radio operator, killed; Cap­ which is large, will be solicited for Full’r Br’sh Class AA 56 So. Railway .126% 125 126% lieve St. Petersburg was hard hit ceed. tain Rene Fonck, pilot, and Lieut. Lawrence, navigating officer, both of whom escaped, and Jacob Islamoff, contributions of food in great va­ by the storm as it is a Oonslderable Hart & Cooley ...... 170 St. P a u l...... 11%' 11% 11% Cnrtln Praises Fonck. riety. Int. SlI. pfd...... 106 Studebaker .. 58% 57% 58% mechanician, killed. distance from Miami. 'The Items Lieutenant Curtin said it seemed printed today elsewhere In today’s L’nders Frary & Clark 91i/^ 1% Union Pacific .163% 161% 163% to him the right wheel of the land­ DEATH OF U S Rubber . . 62 % Herald referring to a wire re­ Jewell Belting pfd. . . 80 , 61% 62% ing gear collapsed and that the not been covered by Insurance. No the old regime. Sikorsky had out friends and rose to a position MRS. W.^I. BOSTWICK. New Brit. Mach. pfd.104 U S S te e l___ 146 ceived by John Splllane from his 142% 145% plane cart-wheeled on its right one would refer to the financial been chief of the air forces under of world-renown in aviation, sat Niles Bt. Pd. N. Stock ^0 Westln’house . 69% 69% 69% son in St. Petersburg to the effect side. loss, however. John B. Jameson Czar Nicholas of Russia in the dead silent, his face was extremely pale, Mrs. Florence Bostwick, widow that everything was 0. K. there North & J u d d ...... 22 of William Bostwick, well known The gas ^nks apparently were of Concord, N. H., one of the finan­ days of the* Russian aristocracy. his hands were folded in his lap. would seem to bear out Mr. J R Montgomery pfd. — druggist who died about two years J R Montgomery com. — shattered and gasoline poured cial backers, expressed only his re­ With other unfortunates of his He looked up. tried to smile, Smith’s opinion. W. B. A. MEMBERS EAT down over the hot exhaust pipe,” gret at the tragedy. -homeland, Sikorsky had construct­ then bowed his head. ago, died at the Memorial hospital Peck, Stow & Wilcox 20 this afternoon at 2 'o’clock. Mrs. Russell Mfg. Co...... ,— he said. “ I have only commen­ District Attorney Edwards, after ed an airplane, the forerunner of The reporter bowed, without dation for the manner in which questioning Fonck, Curtin and wit­ the huge ship whose requiem was speaking, and left the room. Bostwick was admitted to the in­ Stanley Works com. . 83 “ ON” LOSING TEAM stitution June 21, suffering from a BOYNTON IN HOSPITAL Smyth Mfg. Co...... 375 Fonck handled the ship.” nesses, announced that he was con­ sung in crackli.sg flames at dawn Paris Is Shocked. Lieut. Curtin said he was deeply vinced everything had been done today. Paris, Sept. 21.— The disaster to fractured hip bone, which had '.o'rington ...... 69 been broken for the second time. .Ms'’ •wood ...... 53t/^ Seventy-five of the members of distressed at the death of his col­ to safeguard against such an acci­ It was a long, uphill road— Lieutenant Fonck’s transatlantic SUFFERING A SHOCK Mystic Review, Woman’s Benefit plane came as a great shock to the Death was due to resulting compli­ V .I lock Coil Pipe . . — leagues but stood ready to under­ dent and that the official investi­ planning the huge ship, finding cations. association, enjoyed a delicious sup­ take with Fonck a similar flight backers for its construction, with French public, and attracted wide . Envelope pfd. .107 gation was closed. Mrs. Bostwick who was 67 years per last night in Tinker hall given in the Sikorsky plane. Sikorsky Tragic Figure. the determination to try for the attention. Fred O. Boynton of Main street Ronds. old. leaves two sisters, Mrs. Thom­ at the north end was removed ta Htfd. Elec. Lgt. 7’s .295 300 by the losing teams in the recent The fire was extinguished by lo­ Mlneola, N. Y., Sept. 21.— Igor Raymond Oretig prize of $25,000 Charles Clavier, the wireless contest, under the chairmanship of operator who lost his life, was a as H. Weldon of this town and the Manchester Memorial hospital East. Conn. Pow. 5’s . 99 cal firemen. Removal of the bod­ Sikorsky, the most tragic survivor and the laurel crown of aviation Mrs. Willis Chamberlain of Spring- Conn. L. P. 5*^s. . . . 109 Mrs. Annie McLagan. The tables ies of Clavier and Islamoft await­ for a non-stop flight between two native of Paris. He was 34 years at noon suffering from a shock, 110 of the disastrous attempt at a non­ field; two brothers, Lincoln Carter probably the aftermath of the Conn L & P 7’s ____ 116 were tastefully decorated with ed the arrival of the coroner. stop flight from New York to great cities of the old world and old and the father of two children. of Manchester and JoAeph Carter night which he spent wandering B’dpt. 5s ...... 104 105 gladiolus, asters and cosmos, and Careful examlnatioi^^ of the run­ Paris, sat in his home here today, the new. of Staten Island.' She also leaves around In White’s woods ten days at the close of the meal a rising way showed that the left lower rud­ crushed and sMent. Words would When the first puff of smoke and TWO AMERICANS HURT vote of thanks was given the ladies three daughters, Mrs. Fred Len­ 8«o. Mr. Boynton was found by a der and the left auxiliary wheels not come, but he tried to smile— flash of flame indicated the tragic In BRITISH AIR CRASH non, Mrs. Edward F. Morlarty and who worked with enthusiasm to had broken off when the plane finish of the flight, Sikorsky start­ / o ------resident on Grove street Imt was make it a success. a courageous, wiry, twisted smile. Mrs. John McCarthy, Jr. unable to give a clear account of New York Stocb crossed a dirt road. Ironically the Sorrow for the men lost in the ed to run across the field in his ex­ Croydon, Eng., Sept. 21.— Funeral arrangements have not The feature of the entertainment rudder bore the painted words citement. Major Clarence Tinker of Okla­ what had happened. was the splendid military drill burning of “ the ship of his hopes,” yet been completed. He was in an automobile acci­ "New York-Parls.” black disappointment and pain A kindly hand restrained him. homa and Comd. Robert Urg tf High Low 2 P. M. given by the Guard club under the Nebraska, both attached to the dent at Hartford more than a year At. Gulf, W. I. 39% After the flames were extinguish­ held his thoughts. He was taken to his home. Then D, A. R. MEETINdi 38% 38% direction of Captain Ethel Cowles. American embassy In London, were ago and deceived injuries to his Am Beet Sug. 22% 22% ed the bodies of the two victims, The New York to Paris flight a rumor spread that he had killed The annual meeting of this Con­ 22% The guards made an attractive ap­ severely injured today when an back, head and feet. He has not Am Sugar Ref. 76% 73% 75% pearance in their white uniforms, burned almost beyond recognition, was to have been the crowning himself. But he was found slump­ necticut Chapter Legion, state of­ could be seen in the wreckage. ed in a great chair in the living aeroplane in which they were flyln:; been well since and has been und­ Am Tel & Tel.144% 144 144% white c a ^ with W. B. A. in red effort of his fight upward-from the ficers, councillors, chairmen of er the treatment of a Hartford No Insurance. room of his hom e., here crashed. The plane burst into Anaconda ... 48% 48% 48% letters and ribbon sashes. Their penniless hunger of a Russian re­ state committees of the Connecti­ physician more or less of the time Robert Jackson, one of the spon­ The brave spirit who came to flames when it hit the ground and Am Smelting .146 144% 145% work mrerlted and received the fugee, to whicli he was reduced cut Daughters of the American since the accident. igBstaMki •v:.'* c-K i - ^ J heartiest applause and later in the sors, said the $150,000 plane had when the revolution stripped bare America without funds and with­ both men were badly burned. Revolution will b& held at the evening they were invited to repeat inisworth homestead, Windsor, the drill for the benefit of the tory again. This time two soda bot­ crops. Mobile, Alabama, appears to have Thursday, September 23d. There Lakeside Casino Pythian Sisters, in Orange hall, tles of whiskey were purchased for A relief train has been sent from escaped any casualties. The storm will be two seasons; the first in the Thursday evening, October 14. FOUR MEN FINED a dollar apiece. Eukers took the Birmingham with orders to push laid waste to property, causing morning at 10.30, standard time, South Coventry. At the business session four can­ whiskey to the State Police bar­ as far toward Mobi’ e ds possible. damage estimated at $500,000. The and a meeting in the afternoon fol­ didates were admitted to the order. racks in Hartford and Officer Mi­ Await Pensacola News. streets there were reported fill«.d lowing box luncheon. CLOSING DANCE It was also voted to hold a public ALMOST THOUSAND chael Smith testified that he exam­ New Orleans. La., Sept. 21.— with debris as the result of a 100- Orford Parish Chapter, D. A. R., WEDNESDAY NIGHT CORNS whist following the meeting Octo­ ined it by tasting it and that it Word was anxiously awaited today mile-an hour gale. ■will resume its regular monthly Nathan Hale Day ber 4. Mrs. Lena Custer was ap­ was whiskey without a doubt. as to the damage and possible cas- With the fury of the storm al­ meetings, Saturday, October 2, at Sept. 22 pointed chairman. Lawyer Haiulicaiipcd. aualties suffered by Pensacola, most spent, it passed inland along the home of Mrs. C. R. Burr, 138 Lift O ff-N o Pain! Attorney Hyde in his fight for Mobile and other Gulf coast towns the Alabama 'and northwestern Main street. The ladles assist­ O’RYAN FLIES FROM One Man Gets 60 Days in the defense was seriously handi­ struck by the West Indian hurri­ ing the hostess will be Mrs. Theo­ NEW YORK TO HARTFORD Florida coast, taking a known death CMCKEN DINNERS capped .by Uliano’s statement on cane that swept in after devastating toll of ten lives. This figure may be dore Moeser and Mrs. T. J. Lewie, Hartford, Sept, 21,— Major Gen­ the witness stand. In an attempt to tho lower Florida east coast. At All Times. eral John F. O’Ryan, new president Jail; Courtroom Crowed materially Increased however, when get Ullano to admit he was selling Somewhat spent in its fury, tho the toll taken at Pensacola be­ FOR RENT—Five room flat, up of the Colonial Aircraft porporatio-, Nliquor at the time of his last ar­ storm has swept Inland with its stairs, all modern Improvements, 82 THE RAINBOW INN found Bralnard Field, Hartford, comes known. Summer street. Inquire 88 Spruce at the Trial. rest but that the jail sentence had center at Meridian, Miss., but tha Alop Bolton Hill.' one of the best landing fields he reformed him, Hyde was unsuc­ whole of Alabama and parts or Mobile Escapes, Re|>ort. street. Telephone 1105. , had ever seen, when he stepped to cessful. Uliano replied that he had Mississippi, Louisiana and Georgia New Orleans, La., Sept. 21.— earth there this afternoon after a not sold liquor at that time. Furth- were In the grip of the hurricane, Mobile has escaped heavy damage flffe^ht from New York in company Verdicts of guilty In all cases from the tropical hurricane and liimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii with fines and costs totaling near­ ermore he denied that he had sold! and a virtual cloudburst was re­ with Major Talbot O. Freeman and liquor previously or to the state ported at Troy, Alabama. there was no loss of life, according ly $1,000 and a Jail sentence ,of to word receiv.3l liere today by J. Major Houghton Bulkelty, both of policeman In tlSe present case. In Pensacola Vas still cut off from two months v. ere handed down by P. Burton, train dispatcher of the Hartford. .fact, Ullano said he had never sold outside communication, and only Today & | The visitor and members of'the Judige Raymond A. Johnson today Louisville & Nashville railroad. in disposing of the cases of four anv liquor. fragmentary radio reports came Colonial Aircraft Corporation were Manchester me*- r.l! charged ' Ith Hnd Witnesses, from Mobile. The Algiers navy Burton said he was Informed by CIRCLE Tomorrow | among guests at a luncheon given the foreman of a train crew that liquor violations. Interest in the Two witnesses were Introduced radio station here got In touch with at the Heublein. .was rushed to Mobile to repair A Thrilling Drama of a Fighting Mother’s Heart! = outceme of the t.ises ran high and by the defense to show that Ullano Pensacola at 8 o’clock last night was not at his macaroni factory at and was advised that little proper­ damage to railroad property, that HAGEN THREE UP ON the little court room wa'i packed to the doors. the time the alleged sales were ty damage had been done up to while Mobile was buffeted by a Doesn’t hunt one bit! Drop a TURNESA, FIRST 18 made but their testimony proved that time. 100-mlle gale the damage was not Garden City, N. Y., Sept. 2l.— Interest centered mainly around great and there, were no casual­ Httle "Freezone” on an aching corn. the case of James Ullano of Spruce worthless In the eyes of the court All efforts to communicate with “ Her Honor The Governor” f Instantly that corn stops hurting, Walter Hagen led Joe Turnesa, because their story that Ullano Pensacola sinee then have failed. ties. Elmsford, N. Y., three up when street. Ullauo is an old offend­ had gone to Hartford early in the No word was received here from then shortly you lift it right off er and was recently released from A radio report from an unidentified with PAULINE FREDERICK | with fingers. they had played the first 18 holes morning and returned home late steamer however, reported Pensa­ a train crew that was sent to Pen­ in their 36-hole match in the first jail after serving a sentence for a at night, did not account for his sacola. Miles of tracks of the Your druggist sells a tiny bottle liquor violation. In court today cola “ in ruins.” of “ Freezone” for a few cents, suffi­ round of the Professional Golfers’ whereabouts at the time of the al­ Report of Many Dead. I.ouisvllle & Nashville were report­ Association championship today. he was charged with two counts: cient to remove every hard corn, leged sales. Montgomery, Ala., Sept. 21.— ed washed out by the storm. Hagen was out in 35 and Turnesa keeping liquor with Intent to sell Both the prosecutor and the at­ soft corn, or corn between the toes, The known death toll in the storm Thursday and Friday | in 37. Hagen was in in 37, for a and actual sale of liquor. He tvas torney for the defense then sum­ and the foot calluses, without sore­ found guilty and fined $200 on that struck Alabama coast towns CLAIRE WINDSOR RICHARD TALMADGE In s ness or Irritation.— Adv. total of 72, Turnesa was in in 37, med up their sides of the case and for a total of 74. each count and also given a Jail Judge Johnson found Uliano guilty was raised to eight today when — in— “THE MERRY = tj^reo more persons died of injuries sentence of 30 days on each count. and impose^ the fines and jail sen­ “MONEY TALKS” C A V A U E R ” i Attorney .William S. Hyde gave no­ tence. Judge Johnson in his sum­ in Jackson, Ala. Five were killed A R P h ilE ps tice of an appeal. Bonds were mary said the alibi that Uliano by the 'storm thete yesterday. fixed at $500. The case is return­ was in Hartford at the time of the Many buildings were destroyed. ‘nilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHHimililllilllllHilllllllllllilll able to the present term of the sales' did not hold water and there­ Meanwhile, reports came in here SO. MANCHESTER STORE Superior court which opened to­ fore. he laid no weight to that tes­ of huge loss of life In Bay Mlnette, day. in the direct path of the hurricane. HOTEL SHERIDAN BLDG. lilllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllilllllllllllHIIIIIIIliillillliimillilllHIIIIHIIIIIilllllllllllll timony. He also mentioned the. 532348234848232348304848534853484853532348485348234853482348534853535323484802532323235323235348232353 Elberta North End Cases fact that Uliano had. been in court A train crew, leaving Bay Minette = Frank Jurewlcz of North Main previously on similar charges and on a hand car in the teeth of the street .John Chartter of North that it apparently had done him no storm, reported they saw at least Main street and Daniel Sheehan of good. He sa'W no reason for sym­ a dozen bodies. Tonight Oak street, all first offenders, pathy. Many washouts were reported. VaOey Farm Butter STATE LAST TIMES pleaded guilty to charges of actual Incoming trains were hours late 2 Shows—7 & 9. Canning sale through their attorneys. The while all traih's leaving the city charge of keeping with Intent to were Te-routed. sell was nolled. by Prosecuting At­ NO WORD COMES FROM 'Reported In Ruins 49db. torney Charles R. Hathaway who Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 21.— Still cut Rex Beach’s sought and obtained a conviction PENSACOLA ON STORM off from the outside world, Pefisa- Sweet Cream. on the other change; Judge John­ cola, today was reported to have Peaches son imposed a fine of $160 and suffered severe damage from the costs in each case. Attorney Hyde (Continned from page 1) tropical hurricane. “PADLOCKED” represented Jurewlcz and Sheehan A wireless message picked up at the and Judge Alexander Arnott 'was tal extent of damage would not be from an unknown vessel at sea de­ YOUR LAST CHANGE TONIGHT TO SEE attorney for Chartler. It was the more than $500,000. Wire serv­ clared the famous old port on the Flour Sale! THIS PICTURE plea of both attorneys In each case ice was badly crippled, however, Gulf of Mexico is in ruins. Many % SACK GOLD MEDAL, $1.19 that their client had no pre'vlous and the streets filled with debris, deaths were reported. ONE D A Y bad record. The trio was arrest­ making traffic virtually Impossi­ % SACK PHILUPS Tomorrow ONLY Tomorrow I Pine Knob Orchards ed Friday night and In court Sat­ ble. XXXX BREAD, $1.09. urday morning had their cases con­ News service wires to Mobile 2—FEATURES—2 tinued until this morning. All were do'wn, with no prospects that Vs SACK PASTRY, 99c. Also three paid their fines and costs they would be restored today. White Lily. which totaled $167.32. Pray During Storm Dorothy Gish in Bob Custer in I The cases of Sheehan, Jurewlcz The northeasterly direction of and Chartler were quickly dispos­ the wind saveii Mobile from a ser­ Add Stomach " ‘ N e l l G v ^ ” “The Devil’s Gulch” I Damson Plums, Wealthy and Gravenstein ed of but the trial of Ulianlo last­ ious flood. Hundreds of residents Eating and Cooking Apples. ed much longer. In his case At­ took refuge in churches, office torney Hyde entered a plea of not buildings and hotels when the ‘Phillips Milk of Magnesia*' Babbit’s Lye ^80 Country Store Night | guilty. The first witness caUed by storm broke. Prayer meetings Better than Soda Orchards located a mile west of Talcottville. Leave the state to testify was Officer were held while the hurricane Lloyd Q. Eukers of the State Po­ lashed the/city. Rockville road just north of Talcottville bridge. Phone 2 for 25c Thursc&y - Friday & Saturday | lice Barracks in Hartford. Officer Trains from New Orleans north­ t * 85-3. Eukers testified that on two occa­ ward and eastward were leaving Here after, instead of soda take sions he had entered the plade run on scheduled time today, but were a little “ Phillips Milk of Magnesia’’ 5 SELECT si by Ullano on Spruce street and had routed over the Southern Railway in water any time for Indigestion purchased whisky. He gave the lines. or sour, acid, gassy stomach, and . Acts VAUDEVILLE A cts I .^ates as Saturday night, Septem­ Telephone communication be­ relief will come, instantly. ber 4 at 10:30 and Tuesday night, tween Jackson and Meridian, Miss, For fifty years genuine “ Philllp.i ToOet Paper ] ' And the Funniest Picture of the'Screen’s Funniest Manl § September 7 at 7:35 o’clock. was disrupted by the storm raging Milk of Magnesia” has been pre­ Used Stoolle in that section today. scribed by physicians because It KENWOOD, ROLLS, SILK with our irib Tq>?/ew YorK On the first night, Eukers testi­ As the storm swept Inland, it hit overcomes three times as much acid TISSUE, 3 for 25c. anticipatea with more enjoYment fied that he went to the place with Greenville, Flomaton,. Georgiana in the stomach as d.saturated solu­ SALLY !■ if you secure accommodations at .the' four or five young men who he and Whistler in Alabama. Thous­ tion of bicarbonate of soda, leaving 0 ’N E U ; “ picked up’’ at a dance in Buck­ ands of dollars worth of property the stomach sweet and free Trom ingham. James Cahey, 21 of was damaged. The death toll all gases. It neutralizes acid fer­ Capitol avenue, Hartford, was with was not'known. mentations in the bowels and gent­ Adjoining Times Soua^' him. Both were in plain clothes. Lillian and Seminole, two small ly urges the souring waste-from the Parsons’ Ammonia Eukers testified he entered the coastal towns between Mobile and system without purging. Besides,, ^ deduced Prices until October place with one of the men who had Pensacola, were reported wiped it is more pleasant to take than' Sitting Rpom.Bedroom with i Sitting R,oom-2doubIa bedrooms soda. Insist upon “ Phillips.” ' privafe bath.(iDersons) ] with W atcbath^“ persons attended the dance. A quart bot­ out with considerable loss to life tle of whisky was purchased for and property, radio experts said. Twenty-five cent and fifty cent hot-, Small size, 14c ties, any drugstore. "Milk o f’ ^ 5 R o o m s $ ^y p.p t e r id a ( i $4. Eukers said he bought the Wind velocity along the Gulf Magnesia” has been the U. S. Regis-- j «TWO DOLLARS PER DAY • whisky from Uliano and^ paid him coast continued high today. Ocean . JJJ-HYtANDM.r J HYtAND.M^r lOritt. personally. tered Trade Mark of The Charles xnjxtri 3 Ufvter Knott tncLp 6f Springs reported 60 miles an hour H. Phillips Chemical Co. and its On the second night, Eukers and wih the gale' driving' water over “Where There’s Life—^There’s Cahey went to the macaroni fac­ predecessor Charles H. Phillips low-lying diBtiicta and damaging aloe* 3A7B. a Phillips Store.” m iuiiiiim m uuwinuiiiiiiim iywiiiiiiitm iinm m i^m ninM iiti^im TyniZwiim m i :r- \ ITBIK'Er7l5!^<5-HBm SEPT, t l , iwsiL

*mei^ of the store will Tie changed handsome.loving cups. will have been concreted conerote mixers iu they had ilgiqh MAIN S I K M RENTS FLORIDA ASKS AD) NOTED MASON HERE and a new line of modem sanitary Prises ■will be given each con- SOUTH SIDE OF STREET morrow night. ed they would be for the n w v m - 'fixtures for the display of mefts t(st night to the couple winning. A new mixer was put on the job that the. two. mixers were pat ^ ' and groceries will be installed. That couple will also be entered a week ago, beginning at thp en­ the Job. In . laying the track NOniNUSDALLY HIGH FOR THE CENTENNIAL A. Gremmo who is now connect­ ih ' the final contest which will be NOW NEARLY FINISHED trance to the Richardson coal tiea mast be ballasted and tamped FOR UNFORTUNATES ed with the present personnel of held on the seventh Wednesday yards near New street. It. has pro­ and these operations take consl4> Man Who Knows Says $300 a the store will continue as manager. night. T h e-'''w lll be six contest gressed past Church street while erable time. r Grand Master Arthur N. Nash Conhecticnt Co. Holding Up the first mixer has only the short . Month for Store in South nights and on the seventh the fi­ of Westerly, R. to Be in nals will be held. The loylng cups North Sidcrv Two Concrete distance from Pine street to the LOS AIRSHIP AT NEWPORT. End is About Rights Town October 2. coal yards to go. Manchester People Can ELIMINATION DANCE will be handsome and will be suit­ Mixers on Job. Newport, R. I., Sept. 21.— ^Ttu ably engraved. In the meantime four feet of Los Angeles, giant navy dirlgthTe, The rent to be paid by the Grant Grand Master Arthur N. Nash of Bill " ' ' ‘’illo’s orchestra has been concrete will be added to the road is swinging fr9 m its anchorage oa Co. for the store In the Podrove CONTEST AT RAINBOW While construction of the north Assist by Contributing to Westerly, head of the Masonic secured by Manager Pinney to between Adams street and Love the mast of the U. S. S. Patoka s building will be t300 monthly. side Of the new Center street pave­ lodges of Connectictit, -will be one play for nil the contests. That asr Lane and the whole surface of this short distaiice from the trainlhi When this was made known there ment is being delayed until the of the visitors at the centennial Menafer Frank Pinney of the sures good'music for the contest­ Connecticut company has installed road will be covered with asphalt station here. The Los Angelei was much discussion among people Treasurer of Local Red celebration of Manchester lodge Rainbow dance hall announced to­ ants. Tasillo’s appears at ihe Rain­ its track the State Highway de­ to make it uniform with the new arrived last night after a slow unacquainted with rentals in the of Masons on Saturday, October 2 day a series of dance contests to be bow for modern dancing on Wed­ partment will utilize the time lost surface of Center street. This will trip from her hangar at Lakehnrit, South Snd. The consensus seemed when a dinner will be given in the held at his pavilion on Bolton Hill nesday and Saturday nights. by Iniproving the road from ,glve an asphalt covered road all N. J. to be that th ' rent was unusually Cross Chapter. State Armory. Another of the every Wednesday night starting to­ At Plnney’s Rainbow Inn, ad­ Adams street to Love Lane. Two the way from Manchester to Hart­ high. But is it? / prominent .Masons who will be morrow. The contests will be In jacent to the pavilion, a full a la concrete' mixers speeded -u p the ford. A .financial failure doesn’t hurt One of the foremost real estate Manchester 1s asked to con­ present is Rev. Byron Ulrlc Hat­ the way of an elimination and the carte ’-''•taurant service is now work and now It is expected that The Connecticut company •work­ so much after you become accus­ men of the town was interviewed tribute its mite to the relief of the field, chaplain of the state, also of winning dancers will be awarded available. the entire south side of the street men are not as far ahead of the tomed to your new friends. ■ • yesterday on the subject. homeless thousands who suffered Westerly. “ It is not high at all,” he said. from the disastrous hurricane in The dinner will be served at “ It • is about the rental of all of Florida last week. A telegram 6:30 on Saturday and will be pre­ the stores on Main street in the from John Barton Payne, national sided over by Judge William S. South End. There are little stores chairman of the American Red Hyde of this town. During the here, hardly wide enough to turn Cross to R. K. Anderson, chairman evening A. F. Howes of Manches­ around in where the rent is set at of Manchester chapter, makes an ter, historian of Manchester lodge, ‘ $80 a month. appeal for funds with which to buy will read Informal sidelights 'and “ These rents are not exorbitant. supplies of food and other necessi­ Incidents that do not appear in his In the last four or five years, what ties for people in the stricken areas. formal history of the organization. with taxes and the price of skilled Money is asked for because that As Manchester lodge is a daugh­ and unskilled labor, everything is easiest transported. The Red ter lodge of Orient lodge of East Better Bedding has gone up many times. When Cross is already on the scene of Hartford, Worthy Horace B. 01m- you figure on the wages paid to the disaster and has started to stead of the parent lodge, will pay mechanics you can easily figure how work. But money is needed from his respects to the local Masons you’ll hkve to raise the rents to all chapters in this country with at the dinner. Supt. F. A. Ver- get any return from your money. which to carry on the relief work planck, chairman of the committee Do Business. that has been begun. will makp a few remarks. “ But how can they make a livijig Chairman Payne’s telegram fol­ A pcpniinent Mason who*will be paying such high rents. As you lows: one of the speakers is Rev. Alexan­ Values pass, the stores daily you hardly “ To all chapters Red Cross ex­ der H. Abbott, master of St. James’ ever see any customers. Of course tending relief to entire devastated lodge of Norwich. The invoca­ on Tuesday and Saturday evening area of Florida hurricane disaster, tion will be delivered by Rev. Jos they do business but during the Your chapter is authorized to re­ eph Cooper of the South Methodist morning hours and the early after­ ceive and forward to National church. noon there are hardly any persons Headquarters in Washington all Entertainment will be funjisk on the streets, not alone in the contributions for relief. Adequate ed by the Paramount orchestra stores shopping.” publicity should immediately be and the Masonic quartet. FALL “ Because you do not see any­ given the fact that citizens of your body‘ in the stores does not prove community can contribute through anything. I do thousands of dol­ your chapter. Wire action taken. NEW YORK MAN BUYS lars’ worth of buying in this town John Barton Payne, Chairman, in-the course of a year and I wager American Red Cross. • FAYA’S MARKET HERE you’ve never seen me in the hard­ Those in Manchester who wish ware stores. I buy forty or fifty to contribute to the relief of Florid- thousand dollars’ worth of lumber ■da are asked to mail checks or Fava’s Market on Oak street ha' a year and you’ve never seen me money orders to Lucius Pinney, been sold to A. Canale of New York. in a lumber yard. The fact of Prospect street, treasurer of Man­ This market has been one of the the matter is that the stores do a chester chapter. largest and most popular markets tremendous telephone business on the east side for many years. It these days. That’s how I do all NOTICE ' was established about 16 years ago of my buying. Go to the rear of All persons liable by law to pay as the Italian Cooperative Cor­ these stores and see their trucks go taxes in the Ninth School Dlstrlcr"^oration. After operating as such out and get a better idea of what of Manchester are hereby nptified for about ten years the Interests business is being done than by that the assessors of the Town of were bought by Fava and Bosco. looking into the front of the Manchester have returned to They made some changes and con­ store.” Charles R. Hathaway, clerk of tinued the business. Later Mr. said district, a list of valuation on Bosco withdrew from the partner­ the grand list of said town of the ship and it became known as Fava’s INJURIES TO DWYER year 1925 made by them under Market. Two years ago Mr. Fava the provisions of the General Stat­ was forced to retire from active PROVE TO BE SERIOUS utes, and that said assessors and business because of poor health and the selectmen of said town will the business was carried on for Mr. meet at the office of the Town Fava by A. Gremmo and William Carpenter Who Fell from Clerk in the Town of Manchester Bilfiore. Masonic Temple Has Double on the 1st day of October, 1926, The new owner, Mr. Canale, at 2:00 o’clock in the afternoon, plans extensive alterations through­ o w is the time to pick out your 'I HILLY evenings and nights will Fracture of the Spine. at which time the said assessors out the store. It will be given a new new Bedding, for we have made soon follow now and it is fine to and the said selectmen have the coat of paint, ttie general arrange- N C Although first reports were that same powers in relation to said special preparations for our annii^l Fall have plenty of ne'-v soft, warm Bedding John R. Dwyer’s condition was not list that the Board of Relief has Bedding Sale, which includes everything Delivers Any serious, a bulletin Issued from the in relation to town lists. to offset the cold of the night. Of Memorial hospital today showed Dated at Manchester, September in the way of Beds and Bedding. Con­ course, we are making a feature of it lhat the former local baker has a 20th, 1926. venient terms— pay only one dollar on and the prices are lower during this sale double fracture of the spine. His P. J. O. CORNELL, Keefe Gives A r t i c l e O f condition is regarded as serious. R. La M. RUSSELL, any new Bedding. than they will be later. Dwyer, who is a prominent mem­ MARY CHENEY. ber of Campbell Council, K. of C., Advice oo Health i was injured yesterday morning ^ick Recovery From Severe The Men’s Club of Second Con­ Stomach Troubles, Nervousness BEDDING when he fell fifteen feet from a gregational church will hold an im­ and Run-down Condition Proves Fine Plaid Blankets scaffold at the Masonic Temple at portant business meeting at the Value o f Tanlac. Single Day Beds the Center where he was employed church tomorrow evening at eight as a carpenter by the Manchester Patrick Keefe, $5.95 o ’clock. A full attendance of the well-known citizen $13.50 Construction Company. members is desired. living at 21 Court Street, New Haven, Conn.,suffered from iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiiin many serious ail­ J ments for several j'earsbeforehefound ^ SPECIAL! I relief. He says: “My stomach gave me so: much trouble I be-1 came weak and nm- Com forters down. Everything' Wednesday and Thursday [ 1 ate caused continual belching and gas that bloated my stomach. Every type of Blanket and Comforter has been “ The poisons of constipation swept Individual Chicken P ies ...... 20c | through my s^tem ravaging my liver bought especially for this one great selling event. There and krdnej’^8. Whenever I moved pains Like cut except head is not raised. are the cotton sheet blankets, double thickness; plaid shot across the small of mv back. And Cotton Sheet Blankets, full size, at Chocolate Cream Pies ...... 40c i my nerves b^ame affected. Instead of Covered all over vith cretonne, has blankets, part wool, in different colors; again, every $2.95. sleeping §t night I would toss ^ d turn. ■weight of all wool blankets are offered, together with For two years I suffered intensely. cotton mattress and two pillows. A full size Camel’s Hair Blanket at Then Tanlac came to the rescue. soft, do'wny comfortables. Truly an event worth while $6.95. “ This wonderful tonic cleaned out ' — Liberal Terms. All wool Blankets, blue and rose Phone 349 — We Deliver i my ^ te m , toned up my organs, re­ lieved stomaqh trouble and nervousness. border, at $11.25. It gave me new strength and health. I Double Day Beds Full size cQtton filled Comforters at I PHONE-A-PIE SHOP I recommend Tanlac t« everyone." Simmond’s “ Beauty Rest” Spring Filled $6.95. I 117 »/2 Spruce street J. F. Bailey, F. E. Ray = Give Tanlac an opportunity to relieve $22.50 your suffering, to give you health. The Full size floss filled Comforters at first bottle brmgs amazing results. At Mattress, $39.50 $9.95. SiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliililUiiiiliiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilif your drug^t’s.

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' 4 km rl{»M »v Florida baa now bad her wallop. It smack of old-world tyraai^y, a sug- It’B pi'*icuinrly doubtfurtkfB y«nr probably won’t be ber turn again guestioti of the knout. In tkii kind by reacou of tbe oontraitlng make­ ups of the two candidates. Snrnfns X»r«Ib la a eouplo of centuries.” And of thing which doesn’t eit well on Two more wldbly different indi­ the trageAy o f 1926 will be, If not the American stomach. viduals don’t exist than Senator 1'. PUBUSBIOD V t forgotten, at least, dulled in mem­ We are inclined to think that it William M. Butler and ' David 1., THo HBIU.LO Pluirrmo ca ory. the young woman does indeed take Walsh, who opposes him 'o n the POOBtfM bf Biwood & M s Democratic ticket. It’s Impossible Furniture too, Oct, t, i m None the less there is no getting her cause to the directorate of the to Judge In advance what a fight bv b u away from the fact that the state Connecticut Power Co. she may between them will be like. The Stcrr « I « iSibCDt ftiadAn and . \ Holldarat, hat taken an unmerciful beating in find that among the sane and fair campaign will have to develop it. on the Katcrcd at th* Pott OIBtt at Maa< more ways tl'.-- rrte. minded people on that board she Walsh is a red-hot speaker,' a obMttr Of Stooad Claaa Mall Matter. spcli-binder, a scrapper of the may not be altogether without a 80B8CR1PT1ON lUTIOitI B f Mall first water, a political fire-eater, ala dolUra a r*ar> t u » etata a MISSES THE JOKE. chance of rqdress. aigggreasife, magnetic, a liberal, a moatta tor aaortar ptrioda, Christmas, The Philadelphia Bulletin, ■ There is a iirinciple involved' in a wet, highly popular, enthuMaem By oarrltr, alahtaan t*nu a wtak. this piece of bullying. And it Is awakening, Stngla oopUa, tnraa oanta. calmly Ignoring the perfectly con- Butler's cold, silent, haughty. BFBClAb AOVBRllS^lNa HBPAB* tradlotory factor of "strict law en­ highly improbable that the Connec­ Hio dlctorlal manner was resented SENTATWfl: Hamtltoo>Ut Llsaar, Club Plan Iiio^ 16 Watt aid Rtraat. New fork forcement” which made everybody ticut Power Company will have and eia Nurtb Hleklcaa Araaat, any wish to appear before the peo­ Chicaao. laugh, bats the Connecticut De­ mocracy’s'‘ pronouncement foa ad­ ple of this state as a business con­ The Manohaater Kvanlog Herald la cern which aspires to make serfs Musical instruments are not on aala to New ?ork Ulty at Sobolta'a vocating repeal of the eighteenth the only things obtainable on Newt Stand. Sixth Araott# and aiod out of Its employes. ' Street and asnd Stiaet entranoe ot amendment, in these words and the Christmas Club Plan, for Qrand Central Station. under the captain, "A Futile Ges­ TOO YOUNG. furniture, as well as electrical "International Newa Serrtoe baa the ture” : axclualve rliflita to use for repubilea* Discovery that a twenty-three appliances can be had on the ttoii In any form all newa diapatobea Connecticut’s Democracy by a credited to It or not otherwiae oredii* year old guard at the state prison easy Christmas Club Terms. ed In thia paper. It la alao eaelualvely ten to one vote In convention de­ entitled to ute for tepubllcatlon all manding the absolute repeal of the at Wethersfield has been Involved Probably there is some piece,^ the local or undated newa publlabed or suite of furniture that you'' herein." Eighteenth Amendment has taken In a plot to free a lifer and a thirty the most extreme wet position yet year prisoner in consideration of a have wanted to replace for registered by a political gathering. substantial bribe is occasion for years.- Christmas is the time TUESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1926. The most r&dical action previously to do it! “ Give the home a was that of the Maryland Demo­ surprise, not that a mere boy like crats, who proposed to remit en­ this guard should have yielded to gift.’* Have all the,folks join PRIMARY LAW. forcement entirely to the States, money temptation bift that guards together in selecting and pur­ In the natural course of events letting each. In effect, make its ot his age should be employed at chasing it. own definition of the Intoxicating Four post beds, highboys, Miss Marjory Cheney and Judge beverages forbidden by the Consti­ all. Raymond A. Johnson will be re­ tution. To be a prison guard calls for a lowboys, chests, corner cup­ turned to the Connecticut House Neither the Maryland nor the certain ruggedness of character, boards, davenports,, desks, sec­ of Representatives by the voters of Connecticut position are likely to for.a certain seasoned-stolidity of retaries, upholstered chairs, be widely endorsed by the oppon­ Manchester. It is reasonable to temperament, that does not come hall clocks, wall cabinets, rugs, ents of 'Volsteadlsm, either in the kitchen cabinets, breakfast expect that their election will be Democratic' party or elsewhere. to men of twenty-three unless they 'bout the assistance of the four The practical difficulties of repeal are exceptionally strong cSaracters Senator Butler sets, ranges, electric washers ;v. r ^ and eight-odd persons are too many and. In addition, or exceptionally stupid. It is no and electric cleaners ^re only a many who think the extension of In the Senate.' Whether he’s liked V . the recent Republican pri- job for a youth. few of the popular home gifts the Federal police power over the or not seems to be a matter of In­ from which you may select. u. voted for Emil L. G. Mohen' alcoholic liquor traffic a step which As a matter of fact It Is no job difference to him. When he says thal and for nobody else. It is It would have been wise to avoid, for anybody who is not well ma­ anything, it Isn’t a speech.. It’s reasonable to believe, too, that if are unwilling to give up the use of an order. He’s a dry. In the tured. If the minimum age limit whole country there Isn’t a more 51 weekly buys a S56.00 these persons, by adopting on a potent weapon against alcoholism now that it has been placed in their were set at thirty-five, in th e.d e­ ultra-conservative. gift. election day the same bloc aystein ployment of prison guards, It would hands. 52 weekly, a $112.00 gift. of voting that they did on the oc­ Most opponents of Volsteadlsm, probably be much to the Advantage At a guess, one would say the casion of the primary, could,elect including the outright "wets” who coming encounter would resemble of the service. an engagement between a cast-iron $3 weekly, a $168.00 gift, Mr. Hohenthal and defeat either are at once practical and reason­ bulldog and a real live one— a able, seek some method whtereby $4 weekly, a $224.00 gift. Judge Johnson or Miss Cheney, relaxation of the rigors of the ex­ live bull terrier, rather, as peppier they would be prompt to do it, for treme conception of prohibition as and more punishing. $5 weekly, a $280.00 gift. they certainly recognize no party set forth in the Volstead act may Siewarfs ’I'he -live animal’s bound to excel obligation. be obtained. The problem has lu activity but he may break his Etc. been forced to the front by the WASHINGTON'' teeth on the cast-iron article. In the light of the peculiar slt^ practical difficulties of enforce­ In a word, this thing Is going to uation that arose In the Manches­ ment. Reasonable wets realize I j m Y t l S be a clash between an irresistible ter primery, it would appear to be that no nullification of the amend­ By CH.\RLES P. STEWART force and an Immovable body. Give the Home a gift this year perfectly obvious that there are ment will be tolerated and that the Washington, Sept. 21.— Of all ■What happens Is sure to be Inter­ esting ani Instructive but It can’t boles in the primary law—>and that return of the old-time saloon must the senatorial campaigns now on, be prevented. be forecast with any degree of cet- they ought to be darned. And the one in Massachusetts is the talnty. The Idle gesture of 'Connecticut most Important to President Cool* u n d r e d s do it yearly. The whole family joins together in giving we know of nobody among the will not influence the practical men the home a new bit of furniture, a piano or phonograph. They select idge. Senator Glllett beat Walsti two probable membership of the next In other States who are seeking to If his candidate for senator can’t years ago, but that didn’t signify H their gift early and make small weekly deposits in the Christmas turn the prohibition issue to Dem­ House of Representatives who will carry his own home state next much. Club. Then at Christmas their gift is delivered and no large lump sum pay­ ocratic advantage against making November, the presidential pres- have better reason to realize this modification of the law, not repeal It was a "Republican year.” At ment is necessary. After Christmas regular easy payments can be f e T.-i'ii ""ffer a jolt there’s Ut­ tliat, Gilbert didn’t beat him 'Tiad- than these two capable persons of the amendment, their program. ile chance it can recover from. . arranged for the balance. who are going to be elected froqj We doubt whether the Bulletin ly. Besides Gillett hlmsel' Is pop­ The defeat of Senator Pepper in ular— not mBignetic like Wal^h but If the ai’ticle has been all paid for by Christmas, the club member re­ Pennsylvania, of Senator McKinley Manchester. would have so seriously concerned well liked. He was speaker of the ceives the regular CASH DISCOUNT ! ’■•1 Illinois, of Senator Cummins in It would seem to us to be good itself with the attitude of the Con­ House of Representatives, too, lov"', and of L. B. Hanna in North The W. P.^ Haines upright piano sketched above can be had for only business for both of them to inter* necticut Democratic party on the and his state was proud of him. $2.85 weekly. Delivered Christmas eve. Balance in easy installments Dakota were setbacks for the ’”-ps- Butler hasn’t the appeal that est themselves in presenting and liquor question, or any other, if it Ident, but at least, he was In a no- ^ ter New Year’s. Join the club tonight. Glllett had, and Walsh has all he advocating some change in the pri­ were close enough to the scene to rition to say, "Well, they weren’t poi-'- ■•■'•'ly my '-andidates.” ever had. It’s going to be fun to mary law which will prevent Dem­ realize what a hopelessly disorgan­ watch flesh and b’ od and cast- They were, in reality, but ho iron at grips with one another. ocrats, Socialists, Prohibitionists ized, motiveless and aimless mob wasn’t formally committed to and politically.' unattached off- the remnant of that party in this "lem. WATKINS BROTHERS, I n c . horses from voting In Republican state really is. But Senator William M. Butler, in Massachusetts, was his cam­ TEST ANSWERS primaries and in each other’s pri­ It was not always so, but It Is paign manager in is chair­ FURNITURE, FLOOR COVERINGS, PIANOS, PHONOGRAPHS maries. precisely so today, that the Connec­ man of the Republican national The correct answers to the ques­ The Hohenthal episode demon­ ticut democracy’s position on any committee, figures as the presi­ tions which appear an the comics I strated the futility of the present question is of just about no ac­ dent’s personal spokesman in the page are: upper house of Congress, and it’s law, and its active injustice Into count. It Is only the sure con­ 1— Gertrude Ederle. in the president’s own birth state 2— Anne Nichols. the bargain. That persons who viction of this truth that relieves that he’s running. • 3— A violent storm, were once upon an ancient time the people of the state from feeling ' 4— Northern Africa. » Funeral Directors. Republicans or Democrats or what­ some embarrassment. We should Butler’s renominated, but that 5— Lake Erie; was a foregone conclusion. He had 6— The Bay of Naples, Italy. ever,' but who now recognize no not, any of us, be very proud of no opposition. 7— Ponce de Leon. moral obligation to abide by the having suoh silliness as that of the 8— West China. The job’s now to elect him— no, ward part measuring about one- decisions of the primaries ot those New Haven convention broadcasted not re-elect him. He’s b'''--' serving 9— An aquatic bird. ’IN though for time out for the tired 10— Mississippi river. fighters. . . . In rush the con­ quarter of its length and a. slender parties^ should be permitted to vote to the nation as representing, seri­ hijherto by appointment, as the posterior part. late Senator Lodge’s suce^sor. signees. . . . 3:30 Is their ap­ in them without even an Identifica­ ously, any Important part of Con­ NO WONDER pointed hour. . . . Buying, buy­ In the slender hinder part the Now he goes to tbe v-^ters, which eggs are formed, and on or near tion of themselves as members of necticut political opinion. Under is entirely different from being Minister: I was sorry for your ing, buying! . . . Traders of the night. . . . Barterers of the pre­ the day of the last quarter of the the party concerned, is not only the- circumstances, however, no­ named by a go-'2 rnor. wife this morning. She had such a moon in October and November, dreadful coughing spell that the m j M dawn hours. unsatisfactory. It Is unfair and cal­ body minds. . Not many will take The loss of any ojher state All around the city sleqps. . . . which is springtime In the region: would be about 1'ce same thln^ as eyes of the congregation were fixed Today Is the feast day of St. culated to destroy the whole pur­ this business as gravely as the< Bidding, bidding, bidding! . . . where It lives, It wriggles , back­ a slap oh the president’s Wrist upon her.” Matthew, apostle. New York, Sept. 21.— Scattered ward in its burrow In the coral pose of the primary, Bulletin. notes from a ramble about Man- There is a chaos of voices. . . compared with a wallop from a Husband: Oh, don’t worry about First daily newspaper in the Incongruous, strange In the mid of rock or similar situation and "We very seriously entertain the pair of brass knuckles, if ^ e loses that! She was wearing her new hat United States— The Ainerican Daily hattan: breaks off the long hinder end. The produce market wharves at the night. . . . Millions being hope that a movement for reform SERFS. " p ‘'':achusetts. and coat for the first time.— News Advertiser, published at Philadel­ shouted while all about Is darkness which rises to the surface and Now Massachusetts is doubtful. Glasgow. phia, 1784. midnight. . . . The food of a city swims about, finally bursting and In this matter may emanate from It Will be interesting to note is coming by ship, rail and motor. and sleep. . . . Bye and bye the city will waken, scattering the eggs. Manchester. No town In the state whether or not the young woman . . . A million dollars a day In vegetables alone. . . . All In two rub its eyes and look out its win­ h^s better reason to know that it is employe of the New. London office dows. . . . Carts will be going by needed. Another One Who Wishes the Schoplhouse Would Burn Down blocks on west riverfront. . . . of the Connecticut Power Com­ Black figures swarm about the with hucksters selling their vege­ pany who was discharged for bob­ crates like Ink-stained bees. . . . tables and fruits. . . . The corner EFFECTS. The night is just beginning . . . stands will be alive with life. . . . bing her hair obtains any redress The black caverns will have be­ In property loss the effects of from the “ higher up” authorities midnight has just struck. . . . Long, cavernous sheds open their come wooden sheds. . . . The the latest tropical hurricane to of the company to whom she black mouths to let in and out the night traders will be sleeping visit the United States will un­ threatens to appeal her case. swarm of spectral figures. . . . sound. . . . While all the city Lights flash in and out, falling up­ doubtedly far exceed those of the It appears that in the New Lon­ — GILBERT SWAN. Galveston tragedy ot 1900, but in on huge crates, on sacks, on trucks don' office of the Connecticut Pow­ on scurrying humans. . . .' destruction of human life this er Co., which Is under the personal The city seems far away . . . Btorm promises, fortunately, to fall observation of the general manager somewhere behind the black far short of that catastrophe, when of the corporation who Is also a mountains formed by the silhouet- ed sky-scrapers of the downtown seven thousand persons were vice-president, there is supposed to section. . . . Slowly the city drops drowned or otherwise killed. be a hard and fast rule against off to sleep. . . . One o’clock! From present indications, though hair-bobbing.' No such rule has Two! Three! . . . Things are just the lists of dead are probably far ever been formally promulgated, getting lively at a couple ^of night clubs. . . . Sleep just b'egins to from incomplete, It is likely that the victim of the discharge states, grow heavy elsewhere. . . Things NATURE h- fatal casualties will not num- but apparently the aversion of the just begin to get liveliest along By AUSTIN H. CLARK. - V more than 600 and per personage to such proceedings was the wharves. . . . Food, is coming for breakfast. . . . In the morn-, Smithsonian Institute. :n^y fall below that figure, known among the employes and ing the women will go with slips The Palolo. i i evt^ when the record. Including all none, before the present young wo­ and market baskets. . . It will not Thrgughout the Pacific ^ Islands Isolated communities is complete. man, had dared to brave his ire. occur to them to question how, the,spring season is recognized as These swarming worm-ends ar< the time of the appearance of this That, howeveV, contemplates Being an independent soul, and where or why. . . . All the fruits considered a great delicacy by the and vegetables will be there, wash­ creature, and wherever it occurs natives and are gathered in great only the disaster on the Florida knowing that she was doing her ed and polished and shining and the season and even the , months quantities. In Samoa and In Fiji peninsular' What has happened work wellj this employe just went inviting. . . . ar"fe named for It. this swarming is well known and at 'Pensacola^ Mobile and at other and bad her hair cut. Now she is It would seem, therefore, to be a has been carefully studied. The creature of importance. So it is; same or a similar worm occurs in points in Alabama and Mississippi out of a job and the Connecticut For the world has been coming In at the docks over night. . . . it is none other than the palolo. the same', way at other-places, ir !s not, of course, known. But It Power Co. has to break somebody Red perslmmcMs from the Orient The palolo is a kiiid of sea-worm the Gilbert and Banks islands, in would be strange If the fury of the'* else into it. .... the golden lemons of Italy. . which when fully grown averages the New Hebrides, on the east gredt storm did not In some degree It strikes us that the charter of . . The oranges of California and about 16 Inches in length and is cqast of New Ireland, and at.Am- Florida. . . . The rich yellow sharply divided into a thick 'for­ bbina. abate as it gets farther from the the Connecticut Power Co. has grapefruit. . . . Bahamas. . . . point of its origin. some limitations— that It is not In­ West Indies. . . . Panama. . . . What the outcome of this great corporated as an institution for All the west coast of South Ameri­ disaster may be upon the future of either^ the promotion or discourage­ ca. . . . Bananas, cocoanuts, pur­ ple grapes. . . . They come to Florida as a national playground ment of fashions in head dress or Cbchrans] Manhattan In the dead 6f night, wjr-V DAILY it is difficult to guess. That the clothes. It further strikes us dumped in the long wooden cav­ W L X POEM huge boom has been dealt a stun­ that an official of a corporation erns. The Streep are clear now. ning blow is not to be gainsaid, and . . . No need for traffic worries. functioning' by grace of special . . , Everything will get through. What sort of a place is the fun­ When people are open and fai: that there will be an aftmrmath of .authority of the people of Connec­ ny old world? Not near half as in their mind, and gaze on whai panicky liquidation of promotion ticut, who gets it into his head that Just outside the docks wait the bad as we make itv You’d 'real­ iiature has done, they, sooner oi ize that, if the truth be unfurled, later, are certain to find the, world’s enterprises Is likely enough. But employment of persons endows him trucks. A great metal dow sepa­ rates them. . . . They must dis­ else why do we hate to forsake best place ’neath the sum _ optimism is an essentiar ingredient with owneEBhip of those persons tribute the food to the seven mil­ It? . •> We get to expecting too much. In the human make-up. Present- must have obtsi:9 ed ‘ his views on lions. . . . When the door Is rais­ We ridicule this and we rasp­ That’s th« cause. Then dissatis­ ^y, no doubt, not only Florldiane human rights and upper-servants, ed there 'will be a rush and a bed­ berry that and we think things not faction seeps through. • But it all really so nice. But, when w^ con­ but everybody'with Floridian "in- responsibilities somewhere besides lam of voices. . . . soon dies out when we sensibly One-two-three o’clock! And a sider, the first thoughts fall fiat pause, and give it tba old bird’s .clinations will be Baying, “ Ob, well. in tbs ijnitsd States. 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put it. A most fasc|fiating tale of “Nell Qwyn” may ^ v e no place although it is not so terribly wrong you do-wn for the count of ted .«i PAULINE FREDERICK ‘COUNTRY STORE NITE’ laughter, tears, and burning in­ in history, in spite of her love for f,s many are led to believe. “Pad- you roar with, laughter when 7<>n BUILDING INSPECTOR’S REPORT trigue, “Nell Owyn” is a picture a king, but she has a place in ev­ ocked” tells in a sincere #ay. Just see it; Buster wasn’t exactly [ t. that “ gets, you.” erybody’s heart. what that sbmething is, and why. champion,' bnt his girl, needa’) FEATURED AT CIRCLE 2 AT STATE TOMOMIOW Here Is the eternal story of ten­ The other picture will- be a rlp- Lois Moran, the new movie won­ know that he'-rusn’t-^he thought. South Manchester, Conn., Sept. 2,1926. der, -witty, Nell Gwyn—^an inxmor- roariflg Western special, “The der girl of “Stella' Dallas” fame But wow! ‘VYalt till you see wh^t The Honorable Board of Selectmen, fWell Gwyn,*’ fa Story of a tal fairy tale come true. It . matter­ De-yil% Gulch,” featuring the popu­ gives a masterly'performance, and fate befell poor Buster. ' ; ; Great Actress Has Stellar Role lar Bob Custer. The old West­ Manchester, Conn., in “ Her Honor, the €rovOr- King and a iP^isant Girl* and ed not to Nell that her love was a is moft ably supported by Noah It’s cbmingf At last, it’s oom^i^^ Gentlemen;— great king, and that she was only ern thriller, which used to be the Beery and Louise Dresser. If you to Manchester. 'What’s comiw? nor.’ : “Devil’s Gnlch” on ^me a commoner, tor she loved him spice of the silver screen, is stag­ have not yet seen this great pic- “VARIETY.” Watch for an I herewith submit my report as Building Inspector, for the ? Program. with all her heart. And it matter­ ing a. remarkable come-back in a tflre, which has been enthnsiastl- nouncement. month of August, 1926. A mighty drama, a colorful pic­ ed not to the royal monarchy that more refined' form, but with all cally acclaimed by all those who l^welUngs. ture, a new episode in moving pic­ ‘W Tomorrow night -will he the popr Nell was a peasant girl, for he lov­ .the old pep and zip. “The Devil's have seen it, ,do not fail to see it ■ K - ‘ 'Jesse Keeney. Keeney street ...... ■...... ^ 3,600 ture production—that’s “Her Ht^V

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rog !T ht^are .combustible FOR SALE REAL ESTATE In a thrill 'Tha dwarf tbiM^hed hie fieroaly... Hop-Frog climbed swHtly above them and in critd: 9.‘!L#avt thain to mal I can till who thty art!*’ Me seven privy councU- a ^hort'time'the'Work.'of'.vengeance was complete. FOR ^ALB—Cambridge MrMt, ales He clambered down the ohain whh Wa torch. T>r?>ugh- bl^ng torch to the flax lblra,*''ht aoraamtd,v**n' FOR SALE—B«ck*r Bros, uprisht large flkt. 1- roome, bee et«am beet, with which tha king and Hurling h le 'io i^ ati tbil! blackened mass, the dwarf. ^ » r« n d piano. C all a t 254 Spruco s tre e t oak floors, two oar garage, end lot la out tha room abunded again that harahjg«tlng aoMfjd king ‘ who doet i[not chambered throi^ tha skylight, Here Trippetta wait- " or telephone 56T. ______200 feet deep. A real borne and in­ hie fninietera were ooat* •cruple to atrikt.,^a de* vestm ent. Price la right, b'or further that had followed tha king’a daahiiw of ^ wine In ad. a Neither;' was teen > i^ n . ’ FOR S.KLE—Used stoves of all nnrUoulars aee Arthur A. Knofla Tel. ^ Trippetta^e/ace.a**Thla iCmyiaatleat. he ecreamed. ^ ^ ed. _____ V^jfeniflHa glrirv kinds. And when >*ou buy one from <32-3. 875 5 ^ n atrelit. (NECT;-The Romance’of America.W me you have no repairing to do. \\ e rebuild them before we sell them. Spruce street second hand store.___ MORTGAGES f o r s a l e —Ba r tle tt p ears, $1.25 TO RENT teachers that were here last year Auditor-^Arthar D. Smith, basket, apples. 60 cents basket de­ MORTGAGES—Money to loan on returifed this year. Mrs. Maude School board—-Charles Riodan, livered. Dr. T. H, Weldon, telephone first and second mortgaaea R. D. WAPPING Prior, is principal, and Miss B. May John D, McNamara.' ' TYPEWRITERS 20S.______Comollo, IS Oak! street. 1540. TO RENT—Rooms In the T^eldon Lathrop assistant principal. Grade Auction block. Front room sultabls .for offloe. Mrs. Mary' Foster, has returned Oonstableo—Fred 0, Jones, Chas. FOR SALE—Baby carriage and - Dr. T, H. Weldon, telephone 308. , €, Mre. Marion Pierce, Qradea 4 end AU mak«s- SokL rented, ex- stroller, parlor stove In iroo« olass mortgsRsa. If youou ns«dn a murt- from the 'WlllimanUc ^ Gamp 5, Annette Burkhardt, Qradas S Jorgensen. By f-rder of the Bankruptcy tlon. I’rlce reasonable. 103 West ni. gare call ua TeL 781-$. Arthur A. (rounds, where she. has been spend- ' Grand Juror—Charles Jmgenson, ehtngedland'bVerhkiiled. Knofla, M jln. TO REN7'—Several five end sl§ and S, Mrs. Ethel Boody and Grades Court I will sell at Bublic Auc­ FOR SALE—125 Plymouth Rock room modern rente la two (entlv Ins the summer and is visiting her 1 and 2 Mrs. Florence Wheaton. William M, Barton, George Whitei tion at ^88 Main Street, Sfpith Pullets from excellent stock. Bur^n housee Apply Bdwerd J, HolL 8e« son, Waiter N. Poster. » and Jeremiah Troy, K eenev, 500 K eeney stre e t. Tcl TO RENT Mein street. TeL 680. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Skinner and Special DIsMBiitB to Students. Manchester, Harry P. Files from Boston, three children and Miss Doris Beh- .1194-12.______FOR RENT—Twe ,erge front otflee Mass., spent ^ e week end t his All the Stocic, Fixtures and rooms, in Purnell Building, elngly or jamln motored to White Sands last FOR SALE—Barstow special com­ TO RENT—6 room flat, all Im­ home here. Friday, returning Sunday night. other personal property of tlie bination one year old. will consider provements, steam heat. Rent rea­ together. Apply to O. BL Keith, in Mrs. Gertrude Hollister, of Mar­ ARTESIAN WELLS trade for good coal range. «1 Stark­ sonable. Inquire 319 Summit street. oere of Keith FuriMtare Oompeny. - Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Strong left Kemp’s Music House City Sf« Grill, and Restaurant, weather. 344-12. / __ Call 6SS-S. ble street, Manchester, is spending for Giants Neck Saturday, Sept. 18, ^ TO RBNl'—Furniehed room e t 86 a few dairs at the home ot-Mrs. Orilted Any Diamtter^ Biroh etreet. Telephone 1168. where they will spend a weeks ' Telephone 821. FOR SALE—A fanilly cow. Call TO RENT—4 room flatrall Improve­ Erwin F. Stoughton, Any Depth Any Place . / / 109-13. ments, beside trolleys; near mills. In­ vacation. Thursday quire re a r 323 Cenyer stree t. FURNISHED room for 1 or 8 with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Braill from or without hoard. “IBS Center Street. At the Democratic caucus held FOR SALE—W hite WynndoUo 1^6^- Bridgeport who have been visiting Mtonday evening at the town hall in Chiurles P. Volkert Ing pullets. Tel. \1 8 2 9 . ______TO RENT—Two stores at Rialto <3all a fty 8 o'clock. ______Mrs. Ernestine Sullivan for the past theater building. Inquire of manager South Windsor, the following were APPLES September 23 FOR SALE—Sunola cabinet heater, at theater. • TO RENT—6 room flat, all modern week returned to their home on nominated: ‘ K asi Hole DrilUns Gravoistein and Wealthy. nearly new. Crawford pr.lor stove, improvements Second floor at 11 Monday morning. It Founailation at 2 o’clodE, Daylight Time. four burner New Perfection oil stove. FOR RENT—A modern 5 room flat Ford street; near Center. A Klrcoh- Mrs. Mary R. Wetherell and Mr. First selectman—C. Leslie King, Test Drilling Cor Cmicord Grapes WILLIAM WAKELEY, Also several other articles of furni­ $40, g a ra g e $5. coitoer of L au rel and sleper. It Ford streeu Tax collector — Ekst Hartford Water Systems. ture. 3S6 Parker street, telephone C h estn u t stree t. Tel. 1424. H. Bldwell. and Mr. and Mrs. William Shearer Trust Company. Auctioneer. 12S5-23. ______FOR RuJN’i'—Tenement of four nice of Wallingford, are at their home Pomps for' All Purposes. Edgew SUMMARY AND ESTIMATE. Jobbing Promptly Done FOR SALE—Hard wood, $9 per 1925 Expenditures 1926 Expenditures 1927 load. (96 cu b lj feet) $9.75 split. V. TENEMENT TO RENT—Four large WANTED—Antique and modern 19425 1925 1926 1926 Expenditures Warner Optical Co. Flrpo, 97 Wells street. Tel. 154-3. rooms, with or without garage. In­ furniture to repair, refinish, uphol­ Sell. Orders Net Cost Estimated es Hollister St. — Manchester, Ct, 42 Asylum St, Hartford quire 63 Lyness street after 5 o’clock. ster. Also antiques bought and sold. Appropriation Sell. Orders Net Cost SOIL FOR SALE—75o per yd. Sand Y. Hedeen, 37 ^ollister street. Almshouse ....? 7,482.53 $ 6,874.58 $ 6,408.92 V 5,386.34 and fillin g free. C. E. W ilson & Co., ,FOR RENT—7 room cottage, all O. Aims &-HOS, 16,633.42 13,079.57 15,588.15 14,238.39 Allen Place, Manchester, Conn. ' conveniences.- Inquire 24 Madison St WANTED—Now that hpusecleati- In .' time is here, an efficiently work­ FOR SA LE—G ladiolus 50c per dos- FOR RENT—4 room tenement with, ing vacuum cleaner.. For most pleas­ Char. Total ... 24,116.95 19,954.15 21,997.07 19,623.73 20,000.00 en. Come and s -,; our gardens. Mar­ steam heat, and gas. Inquire 14 Arch ing and satisfactory results. hSve Cemeteries .... 6,171.51 2;112.91 6,859.06 2,441.98 5.000. 00 shalls, Hart iMi Willimantic State street. Tel. 988. them overhauled... and repaired by Highways 69,945.72 68,820.75 71,129.69 70,852.42 70.000. 00 Road. Manches'ter Green. Tel. 1090. Braithwaite, 150 Center street. TO RENT—3 room heated apart­ Con. Gutters . . 12,571.85 12.571.85 9,996.89 9,996.89 10.000. 00 ment modern In every way. available 'W a n t e d —T o buy cars for Junk. Dry Brook .... 1,097.43 1,097.43 146.70 T46.T0 0.00 REAL ESTATE at one.'. Wm. Rubinow, 841 MaiS St Used parts for sate. Abel's Service Oiling ...... 16v820.00 16,820.00 14,691.68 14,414.93 15.000. 00 When the Ther- S tation. Oak stre e t. TeL 789. ^ . ' TO RENT — Established dental W. & Curb '24 15v044.73 8,17^.27 14,075.41 4,451.61 0 00 50 offices, centrally located. Wm. Rubi­ W. & C., '23-5 23<215.62 3,213.02 . 22,810.54 -16.399.61. 2,400.00 ll nunneter Goes Down FOR SALE—Six room house, sun now, 841 Main street. . . . LOST 10,164.31 no,164.31 12,703.71 12,678.71 15.000. 00 parlor, all Improvements, but heat P. & T,, War. and gas; two car garage, large chick­ Street' nights 23,192.96 23,192.96 • 24,011.85 24,011.85 24,500.00 TO RENT—Flat on first floor. All LOST»-^Black and w hite ^ setter,' 39,471.65 33,420.63 36,000:00 en coop, all kinds of fruit trees. o;.e modem improvements. With garage, Finder please phone.-lflSl-2. Edward"- ' Police .„...... 33?,117.14 30.585.86 You will begin to worry if your coal acre of land. Wllf^ sell reasonable. 321 East Center- street. Apply ' 41 Lynch, Jr. 235 'Yerrion St. Schools ...... 348.635.33 348,635.33 367,598.76 367,151.22 381,376.00 30 bin is empty. We should like to Tel. 844-23. Bigelow street. Mem. Day .. . ‘512.47 512.47 394.63 394.63 500.00 fill your order for next winter’s coal LOST—A Waltham gold wrist 4,362.35 4,789.41 4,329.16 4.000. 00 FOR SALE—East Center St. Beau­ TO RENT—88-90 Holl street new watch lost Thursday between South' Bd. of Health 4,898.10 20 NOW—and while'jour Informatlrfn tiful home’ of seven rooms and sun five room flat, just complettd, beauti­ M^hodist church and Johnson Block. Bldg. Ins. 1,577.00 215.50 1,410.50 510.00 1.000. 00 may be premature, we believe thdt parlor, 2 baths, fireplace. Two car fully finished, modern Improvements, Tel 428-4. ' i County 'Taxes 'Y 7,891.07 7,891.07 7,604.44 7,604.44 8,000.0() garage. Lot. 70x200 feet. Was built steam heat, shades, screens, screen io the price of coiab will be no lower for a home, must be seen to be ap­ doors, rent reasohable, Mrs. J. F. T. H. & H. Rec. 2,383.56 2,343.06 1,811.78 1,734.50 next October and No­ preciated. Price right, mortgages ar­ Sheehan, 11 Knighton street. Tele­ AirCPMOBILES Miscellaneous . 25,917.91, 25,654.43 26,62.7.17 26,495.69 iVoV.oo vember than it *is to­ ranged. Arthur A. Knofla, Tel. <82-2, phone 2108. - Child Welfare 2,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 2,000i00 day. In fact, we hon­ 875 Main. FOR SALE—Ford coupe, perfect Garbage CoH. . 16,516.48 fc 16,515.48 16g784.33 15,784.33 16.000. 00 TO RENT—4 room tenement on condition. New tires. Call at South estly believe it will be FOR SALE—6 room single new Oak street. Inquire 232 Oak street. H erald Office. New Building . 9,211.81 9,211.81 135,941.82 135,941.82 44,846.37 higher. The time to house. 2 car garage, all improve­ T elephone 654-2. Summit St. Ex. 2,443.68 2,443.68 1,259.^8 1,259.88 ' 0.00 ments. This house is a bargain. Price buy coal is NOW. FOR'SALE—l^ord touring car, cur­ R e v a l utigJA,... a t ^ 11,090.36 i 11,090.86 3,909.36 3.909.35 0.00 only $5,750. See S tu a rt J. W asley. TO RENT—5 room tenement, all tains open with door. Good condition. 5.000. 00 improvements. upstairs. $20 per Apply 135 P e a rl street... New Bridgesioges . . .. 0.00 0.00 2,784.40 2,784.40 FOR SALE—Farm for sale on State month. Inquire 223 Spruce street. New Garage 0.00 0.00 10,935.46 10,935.46 500.00 THE W; G. Highway, 25 acres. 15 tillable. 7 room FOR SALE—Ford Sedan, good run­ Na^ Cemetery . 0.00 0.00 50,000.00 60,000.00 0.00 GLENNEY CO. house, barn, running water, purchaser TO RENT—Steam heated 3 room n in g condition, e x tra s $05. B urton 132,219.56 131,884.56 5.000. 00 , can h a rv e st crops, $1,000 w ill buy a p a rtm e n t and bath. A t 95' C enter Keeney, 596 Keeney street, Tel Tt^de School . 0.00 0.00 Allen Place, it for you. Stuart J. Wasley, 827 street. Inquire of shoemaker on 1194-12. Ceh. St4 Impf. . 0.00 . 0.00 1,456.35 1.456.35 78,543.65 Main street. premises. ... Wk. & Curb '26 ...... 10; 000.00 Msynchester FORD cylinders rebored and fitted 12, 000.00 COVENTRY—Just oft State road, TO RENT—Room with or without with new -pistons and,, pins, also a Tr. & Tractor...... five minutes walk to Coventry Lake, board. 38 Garden street. fu ll se t of O -TIte P isto n rings. $16.50. SL Wat. Sew.'...... for boating, bathing and fishing; 20 Fred H. Norton,, 180 Main street. '■ Elec. Expenses ...... 3.000. 66 acres of land, some pasture and wood, FOR RENT -5 room tenement, all 10 ,000.00 spring in pasture, balance good till­ improvements. Inquire 68 Bigelow - FOR SALE—Overland 4 cylinder Administration ..... able land with 15 fruit trees; 12 stree t. touring car. 4925 model, W. J, Cgrr, Adv. & Print. . .. 5,ooo;oo room house in the pink of condition corner Maple and Spruce streets. Assess. & Coll, ..... 10, 000.00 with running water In house, irge FOR RENT—3 room suite, John­ «»|»(»aS9G9S9C9S9aSS()^^ airy rooms, large barn in good condi­ son Block, facing Main street, all Mn. & C. Bldgs...... 3.000. 00 tion, Ice house etc. The price we are modern improv'ements. Apply to miscellaneous ”” * , • # ■ ' ■ * ask in g is $5,000. but le t .o show it Aaron Johnson, 62 Linilen street. $668,533.99 $627,472.05 $1,004,422.09 $972,614.86. $815,665-02 to you anl make us an offer as It is Suits, topcoats, overcoa's., Tall r- an estate ^ nd must be sold imme­ FOR RENT—5 room flat, all Im­ m ade $35. R. H. G rim ason. 507 Main diately. Small amount ..f - h. we provements, first floor. Inquire 270 at tl;e Center. PAID DIRECTLY BY TREASURER WITHOUT ORDERS. -Two Charming Houses can arran'ge your mortgages. Just the Oak street, after 5 o’cl.ock. 1927 E.X- Placed in Our Hands for Sale. place for a small country home or Rags, magazines, bundled paper 1925 1926 penditureB summer home. Wallace D. Robb, 873 FOR RENT—^Nearly new five room and Junk bought at highest cash Located Main street. upper flat, all improvements, shades, prices. Phone 849-3 and I-will calL J. Net Coat Net Cost Estimated ' in the Green section.^ Handy to school, screens, c u rta in rods, $33. Phone 1648. Eisenberg. ■■ - Conn. RIv. Br. . ..'...... $ 464.81 ...... $ 431.98 $ 500.00 store trolley# BUCKLANLi—Nine room house with 30,000.00 ...... 30,000.00 50.000- 00 furnace, running water, »tc„ large TO RENT—A five room tenement, I will pay the highest, prices for Bond Pay...... These homes are built on large, lots with an aliund- barn, ch.lcke-i coops, two car garage also two stalls In garage. Inquire 143 rags, ai irs and all Kinds of medals; Interest ...... ‘...... 17,645.38 ...... 29,215.26 36.000- 00 ance of shade, fruit, large garden plots, garages, etc. and tw o acres of land. Price $6500 South Main St. So. Manchester. Phone also' uy all kinds of poultry and old Dg. Tx.-75% St, ...... * 1,460.26 ...... ,y. . . 2,065.80 2,000.00 with small amount, of cash, or will 4720. ' ca rs fo r Junk. M. H. I. e • e s e ' 2-60.92 ...... '337.36 350.00 em convenience'and comfort. Apply Little ft McKinney, or te le ­ raga metala paper, niacsstnes, etc. St. Man. Fire D. 2,096,89 ...... ' O.OjO 0.00 NORTH COVENTRY—Ten minutes phone 1820-lt or 409-3. Also buy and sell, .used furniture. If interested, see'us about these places. " Terms ride from Manchester. F8 acres, Chaa tiessner. 28 Oak street. Phone 4th D. St. Tax . 31.90 ...... 21.41 25.00 .chicken and dairy farm, coops for FOR RENT—On Lydall street, new 2116. 7th b' St, Ta» . 608.23 ...... 819.94 850.00 may be arranged. 1000 chickens, good barns, brooder six room ho- se with all conveniences, * ■ " ' ' ' ..I . . '6 th D. St. Tax . 0.00 ...... 622.05 650.00 coops, etc., 8 room house, strictly with or without garage. TeL 629-4; modern, running water, bath room, State Tax ...... 18,446.81 ...... 20,243.63 21, 000.00 sleeping porch, see It and make me FO R REN T—1 family house with Equip Your Home With Military Tax .. 3,118.19 ...... 4.100.16 4.500.00 an offer if you want a bargain. No Improvements, good location g a ra g e Library ...... 1,500.0,0. . •,.... 1,500.00 1.600.00 ELMAN & ROLSTON reasonable offer refused. Wallace D. space at a reasonable ent Robert J. ' 7.451.16 7,500.00 Robb. 853 Main street. Smith, 1009 M „in stree/* t. , Copper Leader and Town Court .. - 6,554.27 ...... Room 25 — House & Hale Building. St. Pol. Orders., • 28.00 ...... 12.00 20.00 ."OK SALE—Just off Main street. FOR RENT — Three, and four Gutter _ Surplus ...... 14,285.58 ...... 12,808.83 0eX9G9(96m(MeK '• - room bungalow. 2 car garage room apartments, heat, janitor ser­ Tem.' Notes Pd. 685,000.00 r, oak floors and trim, hre- vice. gas range, refrigerator. In-a- Will give a lifetime of serv­ • w?'- ■silver light flxturea. M ake me door bed furnished. Call Manchester ■^"'or. Call A rthur A. Knofla. TeL Construction Company, 2LOO or tele­ ice. We'would be gladYo esti*' $727,184.74 11,771,561.49 $943,960.02 K3G36X3686S69GS69696K963e?6XSt9^ ic2-. 875 Main. phone 782-2. mate your needs in lh is line. Less Center St. Imp, to be taken care of by Bond Issue ...... 78,643,65 FOR SALE OR RENT—Modern FOR RENT—Heated .'apartment of sight room house, alt conveniences, 6 er 6 rooms, with'modem improv- Net Estimate of Expenditures ...... $865,416.37 J two car garage . Located on Strick­ ments. Robert V. Treat. Phohe 468, Joseph C. Wilson land street. In fine residential'seo- Plum bing in All its Branches. INCOME FOB Ye a r Six Room m $ 5 6 5 0 tlon. For InforVnstlon call Manches­ TO RENT—Oreenacres, Wadsworth te r 1100 or 418. street six room flat, all modem im­ Service of the Best Kind. 1927 ' provements. Inquire 98 Church street 1925 1926 Receipts FOR SALE OR RENT—A fine sin­ o r telephone 1348. ' Phone 641 28 Spruce St. [ It has steam heat, gas, white sink, sleeping porch; gle cottage on Bolton State road, Receipts. Receipts' Estimated with eight acres of land. William FOR RENT—In (^reenacres, first Mon. Due Ap. . I 11,370.07 r fdso one car garage. OnJy $600 (ash needed, Kanehl, 519 Center street. Phone and second floor- flats- at- 78 «and- 78 Balance—Cash $ ’ ' 6,’652'.68 t ’ 1^*979.22 V 0.00 1776. B enton atreeL Call 820. Bal. on Hand . 18,979.22 719.88 719.38 “Cambridge Street—a good stucco Jio'ise of six FOR SALE—Washington street, FOR RENT-i-6 roow 'flat.' Upstairs, Dog Licenses .. 1,924.82 2,763,66 2.500.00 rooms and sleeping porch, oak doors, gas, steam heat, beautiful six room bungalow, very all Improvements,- with or without Dog Lie. Unex. 1,363.96 1,324.60 1.300.00 ' etc.; three-car garage. Exceptionally low price. Terms. cosy home, one-car garage, v large garage. light, on. trolley .line. Apply Cook’s ‘ 65.10 0.00 0.00 lot Price reasonable. Terms, ard Harrison's store, 698 Center Street- Dog Tags ... .. particulars of Arthur A. Knofla, 875 Phone 669. Peddler’s Lie. . . 269.00 155.00 176.p0 ,H ' »Brand new single house, oak floors and doors, mod- Main street, telephone 782-2. Rear of 102 Main Street. Pool Room Lie. 50.00 77.00 . 7 5 ,6 4 FOR .IBNT—Three room apart­ Court Orders s 7,576.45 7,283.52 7,000.0^ six fine rooms. JiValker street. Now ready. MAIN STREET—Just north of Cen­ ment In Purnell Building, la rg e ropms 300,90 ter, two fam’’< twelve room house all conveniences, rsaaonaMe isnt. Ap­ Int. on Deposits 243.53 .326.39 '' - Do you want'a building lot, 50x160 feet, city water, In the rink of condition. >or .lartic- ply to G. E. Keith, in oarq. of Keith Penalty Tax .. 1,297.93 1 *13.81 ' 0,00 u la rs see W allace D. Robb, 853 Main Furniture Cc. '06.28 27.000. A0 eleiitricity and gas ? Price $30p—think, of it. Easy i stree h Stock Tax ..... 26.081.94 ■!*6.57 TO REN T— 5 room flat at 46 1-8 St.—Com. Sc. . , 4,889.25 4.500.00 terms, t(», FO R 8ALB—H o11 street — dandy Sum m er S t All modem improvements. St.—Eve. Sch. '472.00 •569.83, S6D.O0 Tm-room flht on Sumnier street, modem in detail new 10 >oom flat. Well built and i R en t price reasonable. Inquire at St.—Supervis. . 602.74 0.00 ' . 0 .0 0 place you'd be proud to' own. Price sam e address. i ■ right, small amount down. Terms. So. Wd. Tuition , *.-• 477.00 0.00 ’ r , 0.00 ReasonaWe price and easy terms. Arthur A. Knofla. TeL 783-2 $75 Main TO RENTe-6 room tanement. all 'We biyy apples from you. Sel.-Gash ..... 420.85 17,llii.88 0.00 / street. modem imprdvements. Near milU and Deposit F u n d '. >> 124.50 ^ 177.25 150.00 trolley, K ay L. Bldwell, 6 0 ' Pine We a ^ e cider for you. 411.09 I .^6olOO ^ JUST NORTH OF CENTER—Off s tr e e t Telephone 1233. —^Nbiy''Eiig. 393.50 ^ XCaIn street, two family twelve -oom We sell elder to you.. - Tem. Notes Rec. *eee«e«.»*** 695.08l0.0(> • ••••• Rouse, strictly modem and In good , TO RENT—4 -rootn tenenent. all Re. on Bd,—Tr. *• e « 4 V « • • 310,926.a0 condition. Price is only $8500. Wal- yemodeled. Walnut street," hear Tr. C. B, Im, B. fr,211.81 HO.vl6.7k io n Mani St. Bace D. Robb, 853 M ain stre e t. Cheney milla 880.00, inquire 1 Wal­ . . nut a tre et TeL ,876. Per. Tax ..... „.V, 1 8 0 0 0 00 Real Estate^ — Insurance — Steamship Tickets ' FOR BALE— have several good Town Tax ‘oio.VsV.oe 681.966.56 730,3lp.t4 .raying farms for sale or trade. See Farr Bros., TO RBNT--«evaral small rents at V P. D. Comollo, 13 Oak street or tele­ 880 per month. Apply to g‘*v->rccecececececw'«t'«<'*c«f«cw*r*f* phone 1640, - ^ HoU. Ortora BUIg^ T e l 880. Tel. ll8-12. S otala f 886,4$

i 4' • ^ ” .c . A 'A ' i: ■3S.5- !iANCHESTER EVENING HERALP, TUESDAT^, SEPT. 21, 1920^ y A G B S E V E M /

by subscribing, an even better soft brown trimmings and tastefdl.j DGH SCHOOL NOtES magazine will be published. MANCHESTER COMMUNITY door covings. The Ruth Eliza-j It is not only necessary for the beth Tea Room has rented and nc-, students to subscribe, but.Lhe staff cuples the extreme east rooms -of Today the annual “ Somanhis must have contributions. It was CLUB ACfIVlTIES START the club, on th e. main door. The ■ ■ * • ^fivents” drive for subscriptions largely due to the le^ge amount of upper rooms are devoted to pool, started at the South Manchester meeting and jassembly hall, with a H artford. contributions handed in by the Fall activities iu the north end H!t?h school. Yesterday afternoon students Ijst '••'ar that “ Somanhis” ladies’ room conveniently near, various members of the staff spoke started last evening with the open­ completing the arrangement for was such a success. ing of the Manchester Community In t?.e class rooms and explained ideal club life. It has always been a custom for club. Director Washburn h9.s had a to the students the methods of con­ the seniors to be the first class to One 'Wednesday evening of this ducting the campaign. staff of painters and carpenters week the -regular bridge will be belling o f be one hundred per cent in the working for the past month • put­ held In the club rooms at 8 p. m. • 1 . “ Somanhis Events” has been in subscription list standing. A senior ting the club in shape for the win­ ^ I existence a little over ten years home room has usually been the Bridge sessions will alternate each ter’s program. One of the rooms on afternoon and evening throughout and has grotirn from a small twen­ first room to have a full roll call, the west wing has been trans­ ty page magazine to its present too. Last year some of the other tlio ^ formed into a coXy reading room The public is* cordially invited , This Entire Week size. The graduation issue last classes and rooms gave the seniors where the latest periodicals and year contained over a hundred to Inspect the club rooms and take i a hard run, but they managed to magazines nyiy be enjoyed in advantage of the club facilities pages. keep up to precedent. home-like surroundings in com­ Last year was the publication’s whether they are members or not. The percentage after the close fortable rockers. For those more The club will be open daily ex- $45 Arm Chairs greatest year thus far. The liter­ of the campaign last year was lightly inclined a piano is avail­ ary department, while it has al­ 9ept Sundays rfrbn^ 2:30 p. m., till about ninety- eight per cent for able in the same room. The game 5 p. m., and from 7 p. m. till 10 ways been on a high plane, was and smoking room adjoining hav.e the entire school, teachers exclud­ p. m. last year highly praised from prac­ ed. This waa the best percentage been re-artanged in a pleasing tically every publication on the ex­ there has yet been, but this year’s manner with cards and other m PORT ORCHARDS. . 6 9 change list. Not only ^ that, but staff hopes to push the campaign games ’easily accessible. The director’s office will be Kansas City. — A recent impor­ “ Somanhis Events” was entered in so that the school will have a* cen­ tation of 75,000 cherry trees from a national school pi'bllcation con­ tury mark tOr its subscription list. changed to the east room so that members, visitors and friends may France is part of a horticultural test at Columbia University last The campaign will be extended for experiment which may result in a Large, luxurious, upholstered Arm Chairs covered in year. While the local magazine be greeted upon entering the club. a wfeek. Two rooms in the east wing of the new industry for Kansas. It is fine quality velour. did not take a prize in this con­ thought the climatic conditions in test, it stood well up in the final Yejlterday afternoon the boys’ house have been turned into con­ glee club held its second rehearsal ference and committee rooms, with Northeastern Kadsas are ideal for reckoning. the French stock. _ _ _ The main reason for conducting in the assembly hall. Thfere are the Subscription campaign Is to over twenty members from the up­ provide a working fund on which per classes at present. It is hoped $13.75 Telephone Set J to start the year. There was not that the bojrs may teneat their suc­ 1 .4 9 cess of last ye/.r, when they won a very large amount left over all Mahogany Finish Table and Chair last year's expenses were paid, for the Windsor glee club chanjpion- Living Room Ihe staff ’spent a great deal of ship. money on “ Somwnhls” last year The girls’ glee club rehearsed S p e c ia l while they last but is proud of its achievement in this afternoon. A large number putting out such a good high was in attendance. The girls will Suite . school publication. If t^e students also strive hard to win the cham­ Boston Ferns $1 will stand in back of the staff this pionship this year. They were $34.95 Breakfast year and help push the proposition second last year. * Extra Large $2 «<

Light to carry; warm to wear. Wind and shower proof. Roomy; convenient for drivi’'*’* ' Sturdy, stand /'CMITBD BTAtBB t I B. t I A It B COOP T t n. B s $27.75 Living Room lots of hard service.

Any man who has tried Answering Some Questions and tired of the ideas of T ables “pulling through” with­ About the Most Advanced out a light weight coat $ 2 1 * 9 5 for Fall because he con­ Method of Tire Building sidered it too expensive, should try one of these— Beautiful in design and finish— -with mahogany top. they wear for many sea­ sons. ^ $39.75 Wing Chairs ^ Grays, Tans, Brown Mahogany Frame Chairs and $ j $188 Bedroom and Mixtures. Rockers with Tapestry Upholstered , y $25, $27.50, $30, ^35. .;seat and back. / Suite

H ats t 0 m atch i n $59 Fiber Suite color of • 4 pieces. Dresser,'Vanity Dresser, Chest and Bow- coats, $4.00 $49 end Bed. ’ ' to $7.00. A special offer which, after this sale, we cannot du­ \ ^ plicate, - - , ■ 8 pieces— Settee, Chair and Rocker, with cretonne A beautiful suite, wonderfully constructed in com­ upholstered seats and backs. bination walnut an^ finished in tw’o-tone. ■ \ ■ I ■ ' . 1. C. E. House & Son, Iiic. $19.75 Rockers $ J 4 -9 5 in Building a United States Tire by the Flat Sand Method 1. liRyisg pU«t of Latex-treat^ Cord ea drum* 2. Apfdyizig treed rtibber, tire'on ieflatioo meebtoa. 4. lafleties ftntihad. TZra formed. Service-Qutility-Low Prices Mahogany finish frame Rockers or Ai’m Chairs'^ith ' velour upholstered seats. Some facts about the United States Rubber Wednesday & Thursday Campiiny\ ^Flat Band Method’* which ensur^ uniform stretch and tension $39.75 Fiber Chairs .99 of every cord in the tire ' Armchairs and Rockers with Cre­ Good Values tonne upholstered Seat and Ba^cks. Q^^What is the''Flat Band Method" o f buitdtng a Hre? $21B2^ D inm g k ^ jm ■ A—^The tire is built in the form o f a flai band upon a drum. The plies of Latex-treated W eb G)rd are laid and fitted by hand, one above the other. The opposite edges of the bwd are turned around and securely anchored to “ beads” oCmsisting of Suites 25c Specials 25c rings of many strands of-piano-wire Im bedd^ in hard rubber. $12.75 The flat band caijca^ is then brought into $hape on a special 6 poimds Fancy Sweet P otatoes...... 25c machine. 4 quarts Fancy Pie or Eating A pples...... 25c Q—Doea Otis differ from usual method o f building tires? Console Tables Faney^Crab Apples ...... 3 qts. 25c *169 A—^Yes. Before the UiuLed States Rubber Company developed Fresh "Parsnips ...... 3 lbs. 25c the flh t Band Method, the usual practice was to nse a solid, ■ 9 Pieces, 60-inclTBuffet, Cluna Cabinet, 42x54-inch $ 0 . 9 5 Fancy Native Spinach ...... 25c peck metal ring-shaped form on which the cord fabric was laid and Dining Table, 5 Chairs and 1 Ann Chair. A very special Sunkist O ranges...... 25c doz. pressed into place by a rotating whed ooming in contac^with purchase pnables us ta sell these handsome suites at such 3 carife Campbeirs B eans ...... 25c the surface of the ruW>erized fabric. I a low-fiihoB. Built uf walnut in combination with other / ' \ 3 cans Campbell’s Tomato Soup ...... 25c Q^-What does Flat Band building add to the service o f :^bin f9w M and finished in a high lighted effect. Soh'd mahogany tops, -fine cabinet construction and 2 cans Sauerkraut...... 25c United States Tires? finish. Our Home Made Sausage Meat ...... ,2 5 c lb. ‘ ht— makes the tire oni/ormly strong throughout. It eliminates Fancy Sunkish Lem ons...... 25c doz. the fault often found in the old*^le ocsutruction, of some 2 Fancy Native M elons ...... 25c oor^ being too taut while others wete loose. In Flat Band 2 lbs. Fresh Beef Liver ...... 25c building, all the cords are under even tension, and flexibility is . Unusual Values in Beds and Beddin: * 8 lbs. Nice Yellow O nions...... :. ,25c uniform. There are no weak spots to devek^ trouble. $12.75 White Cotton Mattresses, full ■ — - » " ------. - ^ ■ ...... _ Q—lFhat Company developed the Flat Band Method? weight,, covered woven* ticking, built Extra Fancy Crab A p p les...... 95c basket A—^The Flat Band Method was developed by the United States w ith rcdl 4dges, d S Rubber Company and is patented and owned by this Company.

* $l8.t5 White Cotton Jett Mattresses, up- Delicatessen Dept. Unltid Stttfit Ruhbtr Comptny hobter^ witii roll edges, , $ 1 3 . 9 9 Our Good C rullers...... 16 for 25c / / ' Apple Pies - Raisin Pies * Prune Pies— your choice i $26.75 Uouble Day Bed^ metal ends and 25c each. UNITED STATES cr^onne upholstered mah* $ 1 9 . 9 5 Spiced Cake, our usual size ...... 25c each tresses,’ al'i.. *•• Potato S alad ...... 25c lb. ROYAL CO R D t. Vegetable Salad ...... 25c lb. BALLOON • $14.95 Sphxl Coil Bed Spitog. These springs O^r Copied Beef Hash— ^none better ...... 20c lb. wiU give yziti9U|iV comfod!*.. $ 1 1 . 4 9 For sale by ; $28.ifS Bxtra Quality WhlUrtJottOn $36.75 100% Pure Java Kapok ^ $17.75 Metal Beds, built of square F d t ; Mattiresses. Built! Viith roll ,' Mattresses. Biiilt with 6-inch Im- tubing, wood or 1 Q Manchester Public Market CENTER AUTO SIJPPLY ivory finish, at *... W h da•UD Center St., cor. Winter So. Manchester W ’w ■’PnM ftva Kapok • • • • '; ...... A. Podrove, Prop. ^ Phone 10 Mattressee, upholstered with roll I7;95 Gqaranteed^ Metal Frame : $34.75 Poster Bed, built of com­ edges, ^ 9 0 OQ Link Fabric Bed ClCt OCi bination OCa • . ■le.h r i m.ii.t ■ ■ IN .1 III mmk m ii iz.. ■■ i i at Spring, at ...... mahogany, at ....

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/ ; /. •, /t*' ='*'; ■ • . W . < * r f , ' - v , .,f ,, ■ .■ L'^^ ' '.:.J'- ;: . 1 ■■,. . ■■ .- , .. ■ ■ ... . . ' ■ ,i" - ■ ' , ii., - . i'.'V ... '.' ■■■,. ‘'-. ■.-' '-’ .'■- . • ‘ ' • PAGE EIGHT Mrs. Charles Fish took an auto had four of Ita groduatea among .3 Mr. tnd 'Mrs. Sherwood Ray­ The dance afth e, hall Saturday party to Willlmantlc Monday af­ . \ ■ prize winners or among those get­ evening was welUpatronlzed. Mus­ ternoon to see the “ Sbiek.". aaaaia w »*• • w —» —- - — ( CLEMSON TELLS W HY GILEAD mond and children of New Brit­ as guests > of Mr. and' Mrs. Rpbert ting honorable mention. ) is ^rf^as.by Case's orchestra of Buck- Many out of town people visited WTIC ain were vleltore at Mr., and Mre. the local cismotery Sunday. E“1. Buell. HE WAS *T1RED” AS Mill Ruth.Ellli and'MlM M«r- D. H. Hod«e's Sunday afUrnoon. land. - * , TniTeleni Inanranee Co.i HRES AN OLD EMPLOYE cla Zsbrlikle .‘ipent the week-end ' Mr. and Mri, Louie Twining, Mr, Hartford. Conn. with Mill Zabriekle’i parente In and Mre. Myron Poet and Earl SHAMROCK MANAGER 407. Preeton City, , Poet epent the week-end with FOR BOBBING HER HAIR The Mlfiea Dorle and Eva their parente. Mr. and Mre.^ A. H.^ Hutchinson are spending this weed Poet. N ' The eports department of t his B:00 P. M.— Dinner Concert— Hart E. Buell bae been rather with local relatives, r i , ■ ■. i'V paper la In receipt today of a let­ Moe Blumenthal’s Hub Restaurant New London Manager of Pow.- Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Russell of f36ble of ■ late ar-' Saturday he '•V ter of explanation from .Harold Trio. er Co. Sees Proper Dignity Futchlnson are spending this week made a vlelt to Dr, O'Neal In Wll- Clemson regarding his being re­ 6:25— News. , Only in Hirsute Crown. ter were visitors here Saturday af­ llmantlc, leased as manager of the Shamrock 5:30— To be announced. ternoon. At (the meeting of the Ecclescl- 6:00— “ Getting Into College ami baseball team. New London, Sept, 21.— For Mrs. Emily Ellis and daughter, aetlcal society held at the church It Is not the policy of The Herald Staying In”— Remsen B. Ogllby, Miss Clara returned from their vis­ Saturday evening the following of- to take sides In matters of this sort B. D., LL. D., Lit. D., President of bobbing her hair In violation of an alleged ruling of the Connecti­ it In Ludlow, Mass. Thursday. flcere were elected: and our columns are open to the Trinity College with questions by Friday evening bur community Clerk, Hart E. Buell, Shamrock club to publish a reply Dean, Edward L. Croxell, Ph. D, cut Power Co.. Miss Margaret E McNamara of 175 Huntington was startled by the appearance of Treasurer, J. Bapks Jones. to Clemson’s letter If they wish. 3:30— Studio Program. a fire near by. The barn and shed street has been discharged by Vice Collector, A,' W. Ellis. * Only one letter will be allowed by 8:00— Travelers Symphonic En- at,Joseph Frachla’s were all ablaze Soclet" committc?, M, W. Hills, President and General Manager each side. Here Is Clemson’s side: Bomblo conducted by Dana S. Merrl- when discovered,' He lost besides raan. Musical Director of WTIC. Vlggo B. Bird after she had served the buildings 160 bushels of potai To the Sports Editor, » in the employ of the company for The Evening Herald; — , , I. i toes, two auto trucks, hay. Ice and SELL US YOUR OLB ' Just a few lines In regard to my Three Gypsy S on g s...... Dvorak four years and nine months. numerous farm Inclplements. He Bird said that there has been a CLEANER AND BUY A being released as manager of the a. I Chant My Lay carried a small inshranoe. . '<) North End representing baseball b. Tune Thy Strings, O Gypsy ruling against bobbed hair em Mrs. J. L. Way ret-rned to her ployes of the Connecticut Power players better known as the Sham­ c. Songs My Mother Taught Me summer home. , the Wells-Way Co. for several years and that Miss SWEEPER VAC rocks. I was elected manager II. homestead Saturday after spend- McNamara was guilty of Insubor­ after the “ boys” dropped “ Bob” Overture— "Stradella” ...... Flotow w ith, floor polishing attach­ dination in bobbing her hair. Miss Coleman in the same means as they III. ment. McNamara stated that she had per­ dropped me. They called a meet­ Two Selections from “ Carmen” , Vacuum Mop given Free! mission from an official of the com ing for last Thursday night and ...... Bizet a. Michaela’s Aria pany to bob her hair. She declares VARICOSE VEINS REDUCED • Special Terms. Only $5.00 three regular players, yes, just that there has never been a bulle­ down. Guaranteed for Life­ three appeared and decided my b. Habanera tin posted for employes of any such services were no longer required. TV. OR MONEY BACK, SAY time Servicce. r Selection from “ The Serenade,” ruling being in force and that Mr. [ was still busy arranging Sunday's ; ...... Herbert Bird has never spoken to the em­ game and at 9.30 Sunday was ap­ ployes in a group of such a thing. LOCAL DRUGGISTS The Manchester proached on the street and in­ Y- Suite “ L’Arleslenn.e” No. 1 . .Bizet She says the ruling was a matter formed I was “ done.” Electric Co. ^ a. Prelude of hearsay. When appointed I was to have Bird stated that he considered Simple Home Treatment That full charge of the arranging of b. Minuetto c. Adagietto bobbed hair undignified in a busi­ Is Giving Amazing Results. all games and told to go ahead. I d. Le Carrillon arranged 21 games and spent $30 ness office. ■ I i ----- 9; 00— To be announced. Mr. Bird said the action of dis­ The world progresses. Today in doing so which averaged about 10:00— News and Weather. missal was final and a closed mat­ ailments that took weeks to cure $1.50 a game. I 'figure that isn’ t n ------^------1- ter as far as the company was con­ can now be ended in a few days. quite so bad considering the dis­ GROTON AND N, H. HIGH cerned. Miss McNamara intimat­ If you have varicose veins or tance between the Shamrocks and RAIN SHARE IN YALE HONORS ed that she would take the matter bunches you can start today to OR. , teams such as Shelburne Falls, up with higher officials of the com­ bring them back to normal size, and Taftville, Florence Braves, West- New Haven. Sept. 21.— New SrtNE- Haven’s High schools and the Gro­ pany. if you are wise you will do so. field, Bristol and others equally In a statement Miss McNamara Just get an original bottle of distant. What did they consider ton school of Massachusetts divided honors In sharing prizes put up bfr said there was never any direct Moone’s Emerald Oil at any dis­ it an honor to be the manager and order against bobbed hair although pensing pharmacist and apply it pay these bills out of my own the Yale club of New York for the students of the class of ’22 at Yale she said she understood that no night and morning as directed to pocket up until yesterday when I girls were taken into employ with the enlarged veins. It is very pow­ was “ canned.” University for the highest stand- in scholarship last year. Each school bobbed hair. erful and penetrating, and only a If the Shamrock A. C. had called little is required. a meeting for last Thursday night After a few days’ treatment the and had all the members there jfo r veins will begin to grow smaller Everyday— anyday— rain or there were some that were not and by regular use will soon re­ asked) and held the meeting in an duce to normal. shine we offer for sale little AEC.U.t’ PATfOFF. . organized way, instead of “ ducking TRWE MARK People who want to reduce vari­ around the bush” asking only the cose veins, or get rid of running black “ nuggets” that have “ clique” (I mean a few who hang sores, ulcers, or piles in a few days close to each other) I would still should not hesitate to get a bottle within them a mighty force of be at the “ helm” of the team, but at once. It is so powerful that a I am not spilling any tears for be­ small bottle lasts a long time.^ Any concentrated heat when used ing released. I made a miJtake. pharmacy can supply you. North I mean canned, for it was no pleas­ Seventy Years o f Reputation End Pharmacy, So. Manchester in a fire. If you will let .us, ure being at the head of a team MADE OF FINE WOOLS agents Magnell Drug Co., sell lots MOTOR acting as they do, in other words MIXED WITH COTTON of it.— Adv. we’ll show you how you can the clique runs the Shamrock base­ Made to Fit—Made to Wear ball team and doing so are no fur­ A protection against colds and sudden chills save money on coal and get ther along than they were four KEEP A QUART CAN Guaranteed Not To Shrink MANCHESTER IN YOUR CAR • years ago. more heat., I had to cancel the appearance of Light. Medium and Heavy. Weights the Springfield players I had Eight Grades AUTO TOP CO. ^ IL booked for Sunday and am taking $2.Q0 to $7.50 per*Garmenl 115 Oak St. Phone 1816-3 F O R differentials 'USE SOCONY GEAR OlL this means of telling the fans why. 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through work. You ao(iulre‘fight- log perfaction through fights. No­ -t h e p e n n a n t r a c e s . (D7LESS mSTORY FAILS - IS DEMPSEY NEXT? body should reallte this bittor , ECU) WILL BE KNOCKOUT Ten Rounds than Sampiey who, has had no Boston’s two baseball cltibl fights tor THREE VEAR8. today bold the disfinctioh of : KAMSA3 WALKtaQ Tom Worried Him. being the champion stu n ib l^ Philadelphia, Sept. 21.— 'WlU . JaSHM Went into retirement In IViih Dempsey Dempsey admits he was worried blocks of the big leagues.. The the‘ heavyweight championship 1905, passing the title over to in the early rounds of his fight Braves handed the Reds a telt- bout between Jack. Dempsey and Marvin Hart, who waa defeated by rlfio Jolt yesterday by beating Gene Tunney end In a kndekout ? Tommy Burna in 20 roaada» * Bt JOB WtLLlAMB with Olhbooi. "I was made because he kept go­ them twice, while the Red Sox Unless history falls to repeat, cisldn. defeated Cleveland and pre­ ing away on his bicycle all the Tunney, if be wins at all, will turn jack Johnaon won from Tommy time and I was madder yet when I vented the Indians from gain­ the trick by having the refereft Burna in 14 rdanda by a knockout, did get an opening and was so wild ing, valuable ground. count ten over the chatopion. * the bout belTO staged in Austra- n Dempsey Says He Was I could do nothing with it.” , St. Louis leads Cincinnati by It'is a matter

score with a hofoar la the ninth but W elsh, rf ...... 8 1 1 4 1 0 High, 3b ...... V ... 8 0 0 0 3 0 YANKS ONLY THREE his mates couldn’t touch Wingfield. Brown, If ...... ,4 1 1 3 0 0 BOSTON Moov-. 2b ..l•■,««•4 1 1 3 1 0 AB, R. H. PO. A. E. Ell -.lb ...... 1 0 0 10 0 0 Haney, lb ...... ■.•I 0 0 0 0 0 Tu> c <...4i,,.3 0 0 1 0 0 AHEAD (^INDIANS Rlgney, as ...... 4 0 0 I S 0 R. tjmith, p tj.,.,., 3 0 8 0 3 0 Toblit, rf I X I I 0 0 Jacobson, cf 4 1 I 1 0 0 29 3 ~7 27 l i ~0 Regan, Sb ...... 6 1 3 4 6 0 ■ CINCINNATI Bhazter, If...4 0 0 1 0 0 AB, R. H. PO. A. E. Lose Two to White Sox But Bratche, If ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 Christensen, If 4 0 2 4 0 0 Todt, l b ...... 6 0 2 17 0 0 waikerr- rf ...... 3 o 2 3 o o Gaston, 0 ...... 3 0 0 3 0 0 Roush, d f...... 4 0 1 3 0 0 Cleveland Is Stopped by WingfiBld, 9 .j,.'.,,. 4 0 I 0 3 0 Plpp. lb 4 O 1 3 0 0 — “ j — — “ Dresstn, 3b ...... 3 0 1 o 3 0 Orltz, 2b ...... 4 0 0 0 3 0 , tSLEVSLAND Plcinich, c ...... 4 0 1 3 1 1 Lowly Ked Sox. • AB. R. H. PO. A. B. Ford, ss 1...... 3 0 0 2 1 0 Jamieson, It ...... 4 0 2 0 0 0 Lucas, X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Spurgeon, 2 b .: ....4 0 0 4 2 1 Luque, p ----- _...... 3 0 0 0 2 0 WHITE SOX 7-4. YAJfKS 8-8. Speaker, cf ...... 4 1 1 3 0 0 Burna, lb ...... 4 0 0 14 1 0 Chicago, Sept. 21.— The stum­ ^ 33 0 8 24 10 2 J. Sewell, ss ...... 8 0 1 3 6 1 Score by Innings; teach an old bling Yankees dropped two games Sumnia, rf ...... 4 o 0 3 o 0 Boston ...... OOO Oil lOx—3 to the White Box, seven to three L. Sawell, e ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati ...... 000 000 000— 0 Myatt, e ...... 3 0 1 0 0 0 and four to three, and now lead the Lutzke, 8b ...... 8 1 2 3 3 0 Indians by only three games. Pen- Smith, p 1 0 0 1 6 0 CUBS 4-3, GIANTS 2-1. nock was hit hard in the opener, Hudltn, p ...... 0 0 0 0 2 0 New York, Sept. 21.— The Shaute. P ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Giants had a relapse and lost two while Meusel lost the second game McNulty, 2 ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 by playing ping-pong with the ball Knoda, sa ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 games to the Cubs, four to two and V after muffing a fiy. The White two to one. d og n e w Sox now are only two gamps be­ 33 3 ' t' 80 18 2 (First Game) Score by Innings: Chicago ...... 000 102 100— 4 hind the Athletics, In third place. Boston ...... 010 000 010 1— 3 New Y ork ...... 000 200 000— 2 (First Game) Cleveland ...... 000 001 001 0— 2 ( Second Game) Score by innings: CHICAGO Chicago ...... 110 010 40x— 7 SENATORS 7-8, BROWNS 4-2. , AB. R. H. PO. A, B. New York ...... 001 011 000— 3 Adams. 2b ...... 3 0 1 0 7 0 (Secon d Game) St. Louis, Sept. 21.— The Sena­ Heathcote, -et- ...... 4 1 1 3 0 0 CHICAGO tors copped two from the Browns, P. Scott, rf ...... 8 0 0 2 1 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. seven to tour and eight to two, and 'J. Kelly. If ...... 3 1 1 0 0 0 Mostll. cf ...... 3 2 1 1 0 0 Grimm, lb ...... 4 0 1 14 1 0 Hunnefield, 2b ...... 2 1 0 8 2 0 advanced to within half a game of Freigau, 3b ...... 4 0 0 2 1 0 Barrett, rf ...... 3 1 1 2 0 0 Philadelphia. Joe Harris hit two Cooney, ss ...... 3 0 0 1 5 0 Sheely, lb ...... 2 0 0 11 3 0 hom ers. Hartnett, c ...... 3 0 0 4 0 0 Falk, If ...... 4 0 2 3 1 0 Bush, p ...... 3 0 0 1 4 0 McCurdv, o ...... 3 0 1 2 1 0 (First Game) Kamm, 3b ...... 3 0 1 2 -6 0 Score by innings: W ashington ...... 010 '420 000— 7 30 2 4 27 19 0 Berg, ss ...... 4 0 0 2 4 0 NEW YORK St. Louts ...... 000 000 202— 4 ■ \ Blankenship, p .... 3 0 1 1 1 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Connally, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 (Second Game) WASHINGTON ■ Mueller, If ...... 3 0 1 8 0 1 AB. R. H. Pd. A. E. Lindstrom, 3b ... .. 8 0 1 1 4 0 27 4 7 27 18 0 'Frisch, 2 b ...... 4 0 1 1 3 0 NEW YORK McNeely, c f ...... 6 1 3 4 0 1 E. Rice, rf ...... 5 0 1 2 0 0 G. Kelly, lb ___ .. 4 1 0 11 0 1 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Terry, rf ...... 4 0 2 3 1 0 Combs, cf ...... 4 0 1 4 0 1 Goslin, cf ...... 4 1 1 2 0 0 Myer, ss ...... 4 2 2 1 4 0 Tyson, c f ...... 4 0 1 3 0 0 Meusel. rf ...... 4 0 1 1 0 1 Jackson, ss ...... 4 0 2 3 4 0 Ruth. If ...... 3 0 0 1 0 0 Judge, lb ...... 4 3 3 14 0 0 S. Harrl:?, 2b ...... 6 0 3 1 3 0 Hamby, c- .; ...... sr 0 0 3 0 2 Gehrig, lb ...... 4 0 1 8 2 0 E. Smith, X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Lazzeri, 2b ...... 2 1 1 • 3 2 0 Bluege, 3b ...... 5 0 2 2 2 0 Tate, c ...... S 1 2 1 0 0 Barnes, p ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 Koentg. ss ...... 4 0 1 3 5 0 Bentley, p ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 Dugan, 3b ...... 3 1 2 2 0 0 Jones, p '...... ,...4 0 jO- 0 1 0 — — —• Ruether, x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 34 1 8 27 12 4 Severeld, o ...... 4 0 1 2 2 0 42 8 17 27 12 1 ST. LOUIS Chicago ...... 000 000 200-- 2 Jones, p ...... 1 1 1 0 1 0 New Y ork ...... 000 100 000— X Thomas, p ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. B. Paschal, xx ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Bennett , r f ...... 8 0 0 6 0 0 H. Rice, of ...... 4 1 a 3 1 0 FIRAIES 4, PHILLIES 0. 52 s 9 24 11 1 Sisler, lb ...... 4 0 0 13 0 Q Philadelphia, Sept. 21.— Pitts­ Score by Innings: Miller, rf ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 WAS alretdf m j^iMOidker The puEdfiesi d f P t2i^ AlGfifiE 1 ^ New Y ork ...... 001 100 001— 3 McManus, Sb ...... 8 1 1 8 8 0 burgh, with an outside chance to Chicago ...... 201 000 lOx— 4 Hargrave, C ...... 3 0 0 3 1 0 finish second, blanked the Phils RobertsOn, 3b ...... 4 0 2 0 2 0 >vhen I ran across Priiux Albert. It bap* p^edtom e too. Yet th ^ was plenty Gerber, ss ...... 4 0 0 1 1 1 ^ u r to nothing as Joe Bush turned ATHLETICS 8-3, TIGERS 0-5. Ballou, p ...... 1 0 0 0 5 0 in a two-hit performance. p e a td one 'dey in tbe sm o k in g ^ . I of body to h* I Ime^ I yfBB smokt^* Detroit, Sept. 21.— After Rom­ Davis, p ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 P i t t s b u r g h Wlllhims/ X ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 mel blanked the Tigers eight to AB. R. H. PO. A. B. v fia And I Icnew I m enjdyii^ it more tbati P. A. It mU Mwryvtow <• mJ MueHer, If ...... 5 0 i i o 0 reached for my totiacep and found I Au, pomd m i Um Mmmi- nothing, allowing only two hits, 33 2 6 27 14 1 Rhyne, ss ...... 3 0 1 i 2 0 Jon. *W pMMiJ cfTt«tItI«M faMitJora the Athletics lost to the Tigers five Score by innings: \ Cuyler, c f ...... 4 1 i 8 0 0 **out.” A good Samaritan dtdng across a n y otber tobacco I bad ever tried. That, W ashington ...... 102 110 300— 8 Waner, rf ...... 4 1 3 4 0 0 wilk tp&mgt^m»hl»»tr lop» m » 4 to two. St. Louis ...... 000 100 001— 2 Traynor, 3b ...... 4 1 2 3 1 0 settled me. I boi^ht some P* A. wbeti 0hraf$ wkk *v trf bit « f U f (Flrat Game) iGrantham, lb .....4 0 o 6 0 0 die aisle held out a friendly lodking Score by innings: Cronin, 2b ...... 4 0 1 1 3 0 Philadelphia ...... 002 000 830—8 Smith, 0 ...... 3 1 1 9 0 0 red tin* - . .. the traiy pulled ^ , (Second Game) Bush, p 4 0 0 0 0 0 DETROIT BRAVES TAKE TWO Tbat was several years ago'. Pve been AB. R. H. PO. A. E. 85 4 10 37 *6 "o I acc^ted ithe pffer. was a Blue, lb ...... 3 2 1 12 1 0 PHILADELPHIA Manush. cf ...... 3 1 2 1 0 0 GAMES FROM REDS ^ - AB. R H. PO. A, E. great moment in my lifei as it turned out. a P. A. r^idar ever since. JV^be you Fotherglll. I f , .... 3 1 0 3 0 0 Sand, 88 ...... 4 0 0 6 4 0 Wingo. rf ...... «4 0 0 0 0 0 WUllgms, rf ...... 3 0 0 1 O 0 |ieed a similar iesqperience to put you next Gohringer, 2b ...... 3 0 2 3 4 0 Mokan, If ...... 8 0 0 2 0 0 Why» that very first taste won me. It was Warner, 3b ...... 4 0 2 2 I 0 Cmcionati Hopes M e d ; Nixon, c f ...... 3 0 0 1 0 0 to idle grandest tobacco that ever lined Tavener, BB...... 3 1 1 1 5 0 Wrlghtatone, 3b .. 3 0 1 0 0 0 toolf like n breeze throuj^ lan open win­ Manlon, c ...... 1 0 0 5 0 0 W ilson, o ...... 3 O 'O I 3 0 Wells, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Attreau, lb ...... 3 0 0 13 0 0 dow. ItwasfeweetasaripepMch. Itwas a pipe-bowl. M y su^jestioniss don’t wait! Emlth, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Cards Idle; Cobs Take Friberg, 2b ...... 3 0 1 g | 0 Johns, p ...... 3 0 0 1 1 0 Willoughby, p ...... 3 0 0 0 Get yourself a tidy red/im of Prince Lean, a ...... l O 0 0 fn^grant, even in riuit smdce-fiUed car* 37 5 8 27 13 0 Two from Giants. PHILADELPHIA 18 0 2 IT 14 0 I was having the time o f my life* Albert todiiyl AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Pittaburgh ,.. 100 003 OOX—4 Dykea, 3b 5 jO 1 S 2 0 Welch, rf ...... 4 0 X 3 1 0 BRAVES 4-8, REDS 8-0. Metaler. lf....r. ...3 1 0 1 0 0 Boston. Sept. 21.— ^The Braves liBADING LEAGUE HITTERS Hale. Sb ...... 3 0 01 1 0 Bimraons, cf ...... 3 1 1 3 0 0 put a terrific crimp in Cindnnati’B National League. hole, lb ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 pennant hopes by downing the Reds Hargrave, R ed s...... 359 &auser, lb ...... 0 0 0 2 0 ,0 twice, four to three and three to Galloway, ta ...... 4 0 1 4 3 0 Christensen, R ed s...... 351 Gray, p ...... 3 0 0 0 1 1 nothing, putting Cincinnati two Smith, Pirates...... 343 BIgafoos, X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 games behind the Cardinals. Rizey Brown,'Braves...... 334 WarabBganBB, zx .. 1 0 0 0 0 0 was beaten by errors In the first 'Williams, Phillies...... 333 game while Bob Smith had the 31 3 6 24 ~9 " i Leader a year ago today: Horns­ Score by Innings: Reds completely at his mercy in by. Cardinals, .396. Detroit ...... too 000 SOx—S the nightcap. Am^ican League. Philadelphia...... 010 100 000—3 (First Game) Manush, Tigers...... ,376 Score by innings: • — n o other tobacco it like itt. Boston ...... 010 001 03x— 4 Ruth, Yankees...... 369 BED SOX 8, INDIAJfS 2. Cincinnati ...... 100 0X0 100— 3 Fotherglll, Tigers...... 360 Cleveland’ Sept. 81.—-Bratche’e (Second Game) Goslin, Senators...... 359 single in the tenth enabled the BOSTON Heilman, Tigers...... 359 A R R. K. PO. A. E. Red Sox to noie out Cleveland, J. Smith, ef ...... 4 0 1 3 0 0 Leader a-year ago toflgy: Speak­ three to two.' Speaks tied the Bancroft, ss.4 0 X 4 ^ 0er, Indiaos, .889.

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ii\ f l c r i O M - r %\9ZQ> Anne Austin BY NEA SERVICE INC dusting of mandarin rouge. WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE Hattie turned her steely bright Both CHERRY LANE, 18, an .yes upon Junior, who ducked, NEED'FOR SLEEP TABIED hours; 12 to 13, 10 hours,-and unscrupulous flirt, and FAITH shielding his face with an arm. In BY AGE* TteMPEltAMENT. 15 to 15 yeais, 9 1-2 hour^. Grovirn LANE, 20, stay-at-home drudge mock terror. 'The lively spinster’s persons vary in the amount of for the family of six, are at­ face softened, as it always did when By DR. MORRIS FIEHBEIN sleep for recovery from fatigue. tracted to BOB HATHAWAY, ------her eyes rested upon Jim, Junior. Editor Journal of the American A successful man is not one / •who, o« his flrst visit to the “Ain’t no call to act as If I was Medical Association and of Hygela who spends his 'time in sleep, but house, shows plainly that he is goln' to slap you. Junior," she Mrs, Mollle Shaw, 153 Center Parboiled onions and hard cook­ the Health Magazine, v it is a dangerous doctrine to apply Immensely intrigued with ^"S'5 V grinned wryly at him. "Where In tho street announces to her customers ed eggs are combined with a rich this attitude to the growing child, Cherry’s beauty. name of tarnation did you get that that she will hereafter sell the white sauce. The mixture'is then The scientific researches of mod­ since research has shown that in­ That night after Hathaway necktie? Looks like a egg broke up well-known Home Sanitation prod­ put into a buttered baking dish, ern years have served tb confirm sufficient sleep and sleep of inade­ has left. Cherry slips out for a In a bowl o’ beet Juice!” ucts'under her own name. She al­ covered with buttered crumbs and the opinion held by physicians for quate absences from and failures rendezvous with CHRIS WILEY, “It’s a batik. Aunt Hattlel” Joy so handles the Sentry Crystals and baked thirty minutes in a hot centuries that rest is a great heal­ in school than are other factors. to whom her father, JIM LANE, giggled. "That Fay Allen that Moth destroyers, refills for which oven. The eggs, of course, are er of disease. During sleep the The quality of sleep varies Long’s runnln’ around with made It has forbidden the house. He £ may bo had by 'phoniing her, sliced and the onions finely chop­ tissues of the ‘body recuperate greatly. Some persons have the tries to abduct her, she screams, for him. You do It with parraflne ’n’ 171-4. ped. It Is said to be surprisingly ability to fall asleep immediatelf arousing her father and Faith, from the chemical changes that paints ’n’—” good. have /been going on during work and to 'sleep intensely; others arC but tells her father she does not “Here’s a coddled egg for you, Children should have a quart of or activity. restless during sleep, toss about, know who her assailant was. Aunt Hattie, and two nice fresh milk a day and adults a pint. Milk Eggs surely are climbing rapid­ The person who has lost sleqp and are almost as tired on awaken- To Faith she confesses, and pieces of toast,” said Faith, hurrying is our most economical source of ly. Strictly fresh eggs are already appears haggard and worn and ac­ ning as when they first sought the begs Faith not to tell her father In from the kitchen, her face flushed building material, containing as it seventy cents a dozen. tually, suffers a loss of weight, rep­ bed. and mother. In an effort to make and anxious. Aunt Hattie for a does protein and a supply of the up with Faith, Cherry promises whole day! resenting the actual wear and tear The common causes of disturbed minerals and bone-building mate­ Peadi Roly-Poly. sleep are too great activity before to buy her material for a dress, “Umm! Only one of tho family One and one-half cups graham upon the body. rials. retiring, or the carrying of fatigue when she buys herself one. She that’s worth the powder and lead flour, % cup pastry flour, 3 tea­ An old proverb said, concerning It’d take to blow their brains out,” to a point Impossible to sustain. brings home a pattern that she spoons baking powder, % teaspoon sleep, “Six hours for a man, seven and Aunt Hattie looked up at Faith When a person is overfatigued, he well knows Faith cannot wear, “ Peel your onions and shed salt, 4 tablespoons sugar, 4 table­ for a woman, and eight for a fool.” with twinkling eyes. Is extremely irritable and sensitive expecting to get it herself. tear. spoons butter, 1 egg, milk, 2 cups According to Dr. Max Seham, the Faith starts to tell her mother “I come over to get you to^ielp For pickling time is drawing need for sleep in various people to the slightest Impressions. He me cut out my new black and white finely diced peaches, % cup sugar. tho truth about the adventure of near.” Mix dry ingredients and rub in varies, and is modified in the same thus finds it difficult to fall asleep. the night before, but Cherry’s Whi. voile. Faith. I brought you a piece It has been here for some time, butter. Beat egg well with a table­ person by his age, temperament Regular Habits. frightened pleading stops her. o’ goods, too. I was doin’ a little i judging by the pungent odors that spoon milk and cut into flrst mix­ and the climate. Girls, especial­ It therefore would seem to he Faith gets a telephone call from tradin’ at the Banner Store yester­ desirable to have the sleeping hab­ day, when Cherry was buyln’ up are wafted on the breezes as we ture. Add more milk as necessary ly during growth, require more JUNIOR, 21, who has been ar­ // its of the child regular, so that he that flowered stuff for herself. pass along the streets. It is a most to make moist enough to make a sleep than boys. rested for speeding. persistent odor and penetrates to will go to bed at the same hour She pawns every trinket she Heard her tell the clerk that you soft dough. Roll on a floured mold­ Longer in 'Winter. wanted some maize colored chiffon,, the furthest corner of the house ing board making a sheet about % People are likely to sleep long­ each day and that he will have a has to get him out of trouble quiet period before.his bed time. without telling her father, and but she thought you’d like that big* so if it can be done' early while inch thick. Sprinkle with peaches er in winter than in summer. An flggered stuff better, Hunh! I’m screen doors and wlndo’^s are which have been sprinkled with investigation of the health habits Investigations have shown also he promises to pay her back. that the room in which the child Cherry teUs Faith she has in­ up to her tricks 1 Open that bundle open, so much the better. And sugar, and roll up like a jelly roll. of 500 healthful children indicated vited CHESTER HART, Faith’s on the sideboard, and see hour you we’re willing to shed tears over the Place in a buttered and floured that a child six to eight years of sleeps should be well ventilated, former “ steady,” whom Cherry like It. That blondlned young snip onions as we pare them, remem­ pan and bake twenty minutes in a age shofild sleep 12 hours; eight the bed comfortable and far re­ has vamped away from her sis­ that waited on me said It was maize bering how good these different moderately hot oven. Serve warm to 10 years, 11 1-2 hours; 10 to 11 moved from noises or other exter­ ter, to dinner. color all right—” relishes will taste during the win­ with sugar and cream. Cut in years 11-hours; 12 to 12 years, 10 nal excitants. He, in turn, has Invited Bihm “ Oh, Aunt' Hattie!” Tears furred ter. 'When we are all out of the slices to serve. GEORGE PRUITT to go to a Faith’s voice, as she lifted the lovely, home-jarred variety, how costly r® soft, yellow material from the •wrap­ Venus Is nearly twlce*as far V movie with them, and Pruitt, we find the better brands in the from the sun as Mercury and is al­ when Introduced to Faith, re­ pings. “It’s exactly what I wgnted. market, so It behooves us to put You’re a darling to give It to me!” ' HAND BAGS most exactly the same size as the vt marks, Incredulously: “ Good up 8,11 we possibly can handle. 'The THE earth. Lord! I didn’t know they grew She flung her arms around the stiff, old stand-bys are ^fest— the re­ Hand bags are more ornate than V' scrawny little figure and kissed her them like you any more. Miss lishes we are used to. I tried ever, and are often trimmed with on a withered cheek. - Lane.” complicated recipe recently with semi-precious stones, such as car- "Hunh! Guess somebody’s got to nellan, jade or matrix. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY m think of you once in a while! Got a various kinds of beans and other BEAUn ;f' CHAPTER VIII beau to spring it dn? Hear that vegetables and condiments with •mustard but' the result was disap­ LONG SLEEVES 6(iT DON’T know what you mean, young Hathaway’s found out where pointing. Chili sauce is a favorite Most afternoon and dinner X Mr. Pruitt!” Faith blushed the Lane, family lives. Don’t let in every household, so is, pepper dresses have long sleeves. DOCTOR ’ with painful confusion. Cherry walk off with him! I’ve had "Aunt Hattie, 1 wish you’d mind your own business!’ my eye on him for you for a month relish, made with the green and .•t’ George Pruitt did not answer Im Cherry scraped her chair back from the table. red peppers and onions, and _ the COLOR CONTRAST ; mediately. His eyes’ were traveling o' Sundays! Now, If you lazy folks BY NINON. have set around this breakfast table "end of the garden” pickle with Attractive necklaces to give that ' with greedy Interest over the fine to George Pruitt’s admiration. yet! Martha, you’ve put on ten touch of pep to the fall costume' column of her throat, along tho pounds If you’ve put on an ounce long enough, scoot—all of you! Mo cauliflower, tomatoes and other “How would you like me for a and Faith’s got a pile o’ work to do are made of alternate beads of crys­ ’■ splendid sweep of her shoulders, since I seen you last. You’re scandal­ vegetables. The Ingredients are model, Mr. Pruitt?” todayl” about the same from year to yeaj", tal and carnelian. Often there are ^ down the rounded, bare forearms,' “Thanks — sometime, perhaps,” ous fat. But you look better’n you have In a coon’s age. Been takjpg “ What’s Cherry got her dander up but a.different flavor may be given earrings to match. along her perfectly proportioned George Pruitt turned away from her about This time?” Aunt Hattie asked, tall bedy to her long, slender feet almost rudely, and addressed himself that'Indian Herb medicine I brought to the relishes in different ways. as she wielded a vigorous dish cloth ONE-TONED EFFECT In their Cuban-heeled white canvas to Faith. “I suggested to Chester you?” Mint leaves added to chutney over an eggy plate. A smart coat for, fall is made of shoes. that we all, go to the movies. Would “ 1 ain’t better, Hattie.” Mrs. sauce, for instance, makes it deli­ "Chester Hart and George Pruitt cious as an accompaniment to natural colored kasha banded with “Oh, Faith’s a corn-fed!” Cherry’s you enjoy that?” Lane’s face flushed darkly and her were over her last night,” Faith an­ lamb. natural lynx. / . tinkling laugh rang out. “ I tell her "We’re regular movie fans, Mr. brown eyes snapped angrily. “I don’t swered hesitatingly. She loathe'd gos­ she ought to reduce ten pounds. Pruitt,” Cherry cut In before Faith sleep an hour a night, and the pain Glossy Hair siping against Cherry, but It was NEW COLORS \ "Why, she weighs a hundred and could answer. *"Of course we’ll be In my legs and shoulders Is some­ very hard to hoodwink Aunt Hattie. thlrty-flve!” She told tho amateur delighted.” thin’ fierce. Easy for you to talk, There is a fascinating new color E ver Curly “Chester had come to see Cherry—” Miss Arlyne C. Morlarty, Teach known as rouge de chine, which is artist this In nal^e horror. “I only “ You're coming In my car, aren’t Hattie, you strong as a mule. No­ “ Your beau?” Aunt Hattie de­ er of Plano and Harmony, Studio By Edam WallmM Hopper really a "vivid Chinese red, which weigh ninety-five!” you. Miss Lane?” George Prultt'took body knows what 1 go through—” manded. “ Well, If that don’t beat 38 Florence street, tel. 1168-3. That glow in my hair, Aat fluff, combines quite surprisingly with "Reduce! My Lord, would you Faith’s elbow as they walked toward “ Well, If we don’t. It ain’t because all! And who’s this George' Pruitt? that wave are not due to a hair­ want to make a flapper out of the tholtwo cars parked at the curb. you don’t tell us!” Hattie Lane Not kin to them rich Lincoln Pongee is much liked for slips. It yellow. dresser. I have no time for that Venus de Milo?” George Pruitt de-, “Chester’ll be Jealous, Faith,” brushed her sister-ln-law’s complaints Pruitts, Is he?” harmonizes with any colored frock, care. They are due to a dressing manded. “If you only knew how we Cherry called out gaily. aside briskly. “Their only i son,” Faith smiled. washes and wears well and is nicer some famous experts made for me. fellows have scoured New York for 1 hardly think so, since he came “Faith, pour me a coup of coffee! “ Chester Invited him to come and with the new woolen dresses than I call it my Wave and Sheen. That to call on you,” Faith answered Just your typo for models. Miss And If you’ve got a wee mite o’ go to the movies with us. I suppose white material. READ TODAY’S OFFER glitter, that curl, that seeming Lane,” and he brushed Cherry aside quietly, as- she stepped Into George toast left, you might pop It In the Chester was feeling pretty mean— abtmdance come from applying Pruitt’s racy looking roadster. as If she had been a kitten frolicking oven and warm It up for me. But about me, you know—and wanted to “Every man and woman should that dress twice a week. • • • make it up to me—” I think every fiirl and woman will at his feet, “you’d be able to Imagine don’t go to no trouble for me. I had work— if not for the necessity ■ of ALL YOU WHO HAVE The next morning Cherry was “And George Pruitt fell for you, be glad to know it Your hair’s beau­ my surprise at finding you here.” my breakfast hours ago—Cherry making a living,- then for the bet­ sulking like a bad child. She had and Cherry’s mad enough to bite ty will be doubled in an hour. You "Oh, George, you old rascal!”, Lane, you march right to the bath' terment of mankind,” says Mrs. not spoken to Faith since George room and scrub that paint off your nails In two,” Aunt Hattie chuckled will need no more Marcel waves. Chester Hart slapped his thigh and Albert Dodge Smith of Orange, N All toilet counters now sui^r Edna Pruitt and Chester Hart had taken cheeks and lips! The Idee! All triumphantly. “ Well, land o’ llvln’l Indigestion chortled with glee. “Some line, that! their leave at eleven-thirty the night I’d a-glve a farm to a-seen her faoel J., who has put her theory into Wallace Hopper’s Wa-ve and Sne^ The Gosh, you artist guys can get away smeared up like a Indian! I should practice. She is utterly alone in price is 75c. You will find w guaran­ before. think you’d be ashamed of yourself. And here I was grlnnin’ to myself tee with the bottle. It,wai cost jou with murder! the world, has a bea’utjful home nothing if it doesn’t do wbat X n j. Go “Hello, folks! Here’s your old What you’re thlnkin’ of, Martha because I seen you blush when I Ask Magnell About Generous “Oh, take a tuck In your mouth!” Aunt Hattie, come to spend the mentioned Bob Hathaway’s name! and a comfortable income. Her try it tod^. George Pruitt turned on him wrath- Lane, to let her poke her head out o’ fondness for children suggested Money Back Guarantee. ddy!” the house lookin’ like a chorus girl, There you go again! Well! Oh, fully. “I’m going to paint Miss Lane’s drat It! There’s the doorbelll I’ll the Idea of taking little convales­ The Lane family, breakfasting, with them short ballet skirts on, picture, if she'll let me. I may have answer It.” cents to her home, to btidge tho There’s a sure way to put an end chorused feeble, unenthuslastlc showln’ her garters—” to sell wholesale groceries to make greetings to the thin, elderly, tight­ When A,unt Hattie returned to the gap between the hospital and an to indigestion, gas, shortness of a living, but by golly, I’m not going mouthed little spinster, Mr. Lane’s “Aunt Hattie, 1 wish you’d mind kitchen, she was carrying In her often poor, overcrowded home. breath and all the ailments that are to pass up a chance to get a model sister, who lived away over on the your own business!” Cherry scraped arms an enormous florist’s box, and "While she can accommodate twen­ caused by a bad stomach. like you. Will you pose for me. Miss South Side with “Grandpa andK^sr chair back from the table and her eyes were snapping with excite­ ty little ones in her home and a You are'simply patching up your Lane?” - Grandma” Lane. flung her napkin violently Into the ment. specialty built bungalow nearby, stomach when you take things that Faith glanced at Cherry, saw that “How are you, Hattie? How’s Ma center of the table. “More flowers for Cherry?” Faith she rarely takes more than ten only give relief for a few hours. the lovely little face was white and and Pa?” Mrs. Lane asked In her “Cherry! Remember your Aunt asked, drying her hands. “From because she doesn’t want to make "Why not build up your run­ pinched with anger and Jealousy. complaining, sighing voice. Hattie’s a lot older than you! Don’t Bob Hathaway, I suppose.” it an institution. She employs a down stomach— make Jt strong and “I’m afraid,” she said slowly, as If “Pretty well, considering.” Hattie make Mama ashamed of you!” Mrs. “Guess again, young lady!” Aunt trained nurse, has a cook and vigorous so that you'‘ean*eat any­ the words came hard, “ that I won’t Lane took the chair which her Lane chided the girl half-heartedly. Hattie crowed delightedly. “They’re other maids. Naturally she has far thing you want any time you want have time, Mr. Pruitt. But—thank brother gave up hastily, as If glad “Jf she was a child o' mine—” for Miss Faith Lane! And from tho more applications from doctors it without the least sign of distress? you—Just the same.” to escape. “I declare, Jim, you’re Hattie Lane began heatedly, but size of the box, I bet they’re them and hospitals than she can care Dare’s Mentha Pepsin is what Cherry’s face bloomed again. With lookin’ real old. Square up them Cherry had fled from the room, her long-stemmed American beauties!” every stomach sufferer needs— a (To Be Continued) for. She says, "Children are wom­ a deep curtsey, she presented herself shoulders o’ youm! You ain’t dead cheeks flaming beneath the light en’s work and whether you work pleasant tonic elixir for all stomach for your own children or for Ills. others is immaterial when you con­ Thousands of bottles of Dare’s Mentha Pepsin are sold every day sider the benefit to posterity.” Posed by Mareta George. “ But I am Interested, I think he Two girls applied for a position because it is the one outstanding, CONDITION— Heavy thighs. is most charming.” Home Page Editorials in a certair^ school. Neither was supremely effective stomach reme­ “Don’t put me off that way, you elected; One made a dramatic ges' Rugs woven to order; fancy dy that is guaranteed by Magnell DIAGNOSIS— Sedentary occupa­ HER OWN know what I mean. I mean do you ture. She said.she was through with •work sold on commission at Mrs. Drug Co.—and druggists every­ tions or Indolence are almost cei‘- h e art o f making meals attrac* think that you could marry him? Biting Oft Elliott’s all-the-year-around Gift tive is in serving flavory foods. the teaching game for good and all. where.— Adv. tain to visit this upon women who T Forgive me, dear, but if you copld To show her disgust she opened a Shop, 75 Henry street, phone 1406. In breakfast oats, see that you get have any tendency to overweight. not I am going to ask you to go Yout Nose tea house. She had been trained for the Quaker brand. The difference in • ^ A Y ' away from here until after he has Charcoal added to the soil of Exercise Is the only salvation.' by Olive Roberts Barton. teaching— not for cooking or man­ flavor is amazing. • gone on that African expedition.” aging a tea house. The tea house potted plants will bring out their TREATMENT— Stand erect, with c J ^ IR L ^ J C m Y Again I tried to speak, but Joan darkest foliage and brightest flow­ Some SO years were spent perfect­ JOAN’S REQUEST. ■J failed. The other girl bided her the hands extended upward. Then said quietly, “ Please, please Judy, ers. Castor oil added every two or ing Quaker flavor. No other oats “ My dear, you did not take my time, substituted when she could, let me finish. I know that as yet Once two young men were in three weeks to ferns, with plentj bend the knees, but do not bend the offers it to you. Y’et the pnee you advice, in fact, I gave you none and was eventually elected to the you have done nothing to encour­ love with the same girl. They were of water will make them grow. back, and come to a position, where pay is the same. when I first met you. You will re­ school. Now she is the youngest age my brother except what has terribly jealous of each other un­ Quaker milling, too, retains much of member that you were at a place principal in her city. New methods you are practlcy,lly sitting on your been dictated by your kind heart. til one fine day the girl up and Baked Macaroni and Carrots. ■where you had to let someone into came along. The tea house proprie­ knees. This is strenuous, and the “bulk” of oats. And that makes The nioment you saw him you saw married a rising young lawyer from One and a half cups cooked ma­ your secret. It was a time for ac­ tor now wants to teach but she is laxatives less often needed. Protem, heVas unhappy; that,we who lov­ another town. , caroni, 1% cups diced cooked car­ should not be overdone at first, but tion, not words. Consequently, I a back number and cannot. carbohydrates and vitaimnes Md ed him did not really understand rots, 1 tablespoon flour, 2 table­ It is very reducing. didn’t tell you what to do, I just The next' day the two rivals met Moral: A dramatic gesture is the “bulk” are thus combined in making him and ihstinctively, as you al­ spoons butter, 1 % cups milk, 2 turned in. and helped you out of and cordially wrung each other’s silliest thing in the world. Quaker Oats an excellently balanced ways do, you Immediately gained cup finely chopped cheese, % tea­ your scrape.” hands. not only his interest, but his confi- cup finely chopped cheese, % tea­ PRESENTS OP MIND ration. " ’-• _ •• , . “And what a wonderful friend “What are you going to do?” d6IlC6.** spoon salt, % teaspoon pepper. Quick Quaker cooks in 3 to S.nun- you are, Judy! And to think that I asked one'v “I’m pulling out on a TOMORROW: Judy Must Decide: Melt butter, stir in flour, jnd An Aberdonian and his daughter utes. That’s faster than plain toast should have picked you out from coffee boat for South America. I Dresang Qifldren Cuff for Fall slowly add milk, stirring constant­ took up golf. At the close of a game Makes the richest breakfast now the behind the handkerchief counter can’t stay here and rot.” ly. Bring to the boiling point and the father was, laid a dead stymie, quickest ^______In my step-father’s store! I don’t Flashing Shoes “I guess I’ll be staying.” said while the'daughter.had one to play'k'* Quick Quaker or regular know why I did it. I am sure I add cheese. Remove from the fire, no Problem Nowl .the other. “ There is no use running add remaining Ingredients and It doesn’t cost much to keep the to win tbe match. Turnlag ‘around Qats today for a' rid^brieak- never would have told my story to away. Besides, she coifldn’t marry turn into a well buttered baking Youhgsleris' dressed in all the pretty to her, he said, “ Jeahnie, isn’t the one of the girls that I know only fast tomorrow. both of us.” dish. Cover and bake twenty-five colors ^ the season! Buy less, morn yer burthday?” In my own «et. But speaking about vThat was ten years ago. The wan­ sevf lemi-rfand Diamond dye their “ Yes. father.” getting me out of my scrape, I am minutes in a hot oven. Remove derer returned the other day with cover for the last five minutes to dres'se^|Hilsts, blouses, etc. “Ah, well,” he said, ^Tll ^ e ye afraid I am not out yet. However, little but the clothes on his back. lightly brown the top. ‘ H om e'^ ein g is easy.. It’s lots of that hole for a present J'— Canuy I am not going to talk about that. He had knocked around most of the fun. ihe, results nre perfect, when I want ttf talk to you a little about Tales Frae Aberdeen. world. ■Velour hats are more popular you naeWxeal dyfe._' Right over your own'affairs.” other coldrs, any kind of material, “But my dear Joan, I have no He hunted up his former rival In this season than felts, but the lat­ the bank where he had formerly in an hour’s time! Keep your own affairs. I am just living along ter are following the velvet styles, been a clerk. “ He’s been promoted and It Is possible to buy them In clothes In style, too, by making from day to day trying to help them the newest shades. Also-, the everybody who really needs my a few times since you saw him,” two colors, such as red and gray said the old janitor, with whom he with black. No trimming other drapes and hangings in your home, Be Sure Your Milk help. Just at present you seem to FREE for 'the asking, at ' any be the one— you, -with your broth­ kad stopped to shake hands just than gros-grain band is used. inside the door. “ He's trust officer drugstore: the' Diamond. Dye V IS p a o t e u b b e d er John.” Tbe men are wondering how mi­ Cyclopedia, full of suggestion's, I “ That’s It, Judy, that’s It. I need now. But say, I guess you ain’t lady will manage her veil when It with easy directions. See actual not tell you that my brother John heaijd. He’s off on his wedding trip. comes to manipulating her cigar­ piece-goods color samples. Or —Especially daring the Is on the verge of falling in love Married a widow. Used to be the Lawson girl. Mebbe you knew her.” ette, now that veils are being re­ write for freb illustrated book Color HOT WE^ATHBR " with you and I also need not tell Craft to DIAMOND DYES, Dept one who never lies to herself that “ YeSi” said the' wanderer. “ I surrected. / 4 _ _ _ _ _ NIO, Burlington, Vermont. you are not quite sure whether knew her. Fine girl. “ I’ll Just go in and say how-do-you-do to the You have heard how popular the J. H. HEWITT I you, -want him to do so or not. . "egg-ands” (egg and onion ■ sanfl- “I am going to ask you, Judy, J boys., I ■widhes) are at restaurants fre­ 40 RoU S t Td. 2056. to please make up your mind im- It was a fact that he had almost A new cuff for fall wear is of gros- Evening slipper of silver cloth has quented by men. "Well, try some , mediately If you think by any pos­ 'forgotten''the Lawson girl had been a vamp of multl-colered stones and point embroidery with the colors re- •day for luncheon onions and eg^ ^ sibility ^ u could be.Interested in the real cause o f ' his denarture— JmeitNEWJwtS ’ - gjatia.aai.asft.MfiW is MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1926. FAGS

FU^pi)!ER FANKY sd&{$ GAS BUGGIES or HEM AND AMY—Haste Makes Waste By Frank B e^ tlntu SENSE and nonsense Im

be, properly called a land boom? TH EY SHOULD HAVE CHEWING THE IS ODD. SHE MIGHT 11 LET HER G E T PULL OVER. ANOTHER CAR, f. CAUGHT UP TO US , RAG FOR TWO UNDERSTAND US SORE. BUT IN A AND WE’D “ Now, Bobby,’’ said the teqcher. BY NOW. W E ’D S ' 'HOURS. GWENNYl NOT MISSING 'EM CASE LIKE THIS, THIS AINfT NO DISCOVERED i TELL “ Tell me which month has twenty- BETTER GO BACK] WILL SKIN ME SOONER, BUT IT^ DIFFERENT. WE'D LOST } X J U S T ITH A T eight days in it this year.’’ “ They AND LOOK ALIV E. LET'S WHY TAKE A' IF SHE SAYS < SPEEDW AY ! 'EM.... TO THE all have,” said Bobby. FOR TH E M ,' MAKE IT CHANCE, EH?y ANYTHING, WE’LL . JUDGE. MR. GULF. 'SNAPPY. TELL HER WE ^ HE tJ An article in a French journal HAD A PUNCTURE. LIKES y i says that a sneeze may be stopped FAIRY by tickling the soles of one’s feet— V * • * * • y - y STORIES. but for our part we never have ' V time to get our shoes off. uteea. Everything comes to him who sssssii^istii orders hash. i n Sleep is a great thing. It keeps some* people from thinking about I themselves 24 hours a day.

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It takes a good man to live up to Ml Copyrighc. 1926. by 'IIIMI'II ei»M wtA scmnoc. iwc the inscription on his tombstone. I f wishes were autos there would ! NEWS SKIPPT Percy Croaby be no pedestrians to run ovei-. What is news? Baseball items, murder clews, Over these some folks enthuse. G€T Me A *TXuO INTEUGENCE TESTS What is news? Others search'the public prints Y e H - 1 For the latest fashion hints. C€Mt 6AC OF SALT,SitIPIT C p r A GEOGRAPHY TEST. “ Motor bandit gets his dues,” “ Southpaw signs up.” And THEN eer A HAT. What is news? SOM6THINC FOR “ I wish you wouldn’t knit at meals- I can’t tell where my spag­ YooRSCtF- hetti leaves off and your sweater begins.”

You may have observed that when a mule is kicking he is never pulling and the same is true of men in this world.

Mrs. Cohen (standing In swim­ ming pool with water up to her neck): “ My goodness Izzy. where’s the baby?’ V. Mr. Cohen: “ He’s all right. I gojt him by the hand.” Copy! . Crosby, . Johnson Fcatu Flappers nowadays what is good enough for her granddaughter Is SALESMAN $AM gcod enough for grandmother. Saturday Night Advice By Swan ^

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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Loomis PRIZE ELTMINATION DANCE of Keeney street are enjoying a CONTEST MRS. JAMES S. N E iq. ABOUT TOWN motor^trlp around Cape Cod. At the RAINBOW AL PIERRE TABARiN • NAMED BENEnOARY Mrs. Josepb Kennedy ol Rose­ Miss Irene McMullen of Edmund Tomorrow Night WnUmantlc. ^ special wMe they last! mary Place has returned home from street was pleasantly surprised # a few days’ visit with relatives In Saturday evening when a group of Bill Tasillo’s Orchestra FRED THUMSTS (Special to The Herald) Springfield, Mass. her school companions gathered at Admission . 5 0 cts. New York, Sept. 21.^-Carollne her home to celebrate her birthday. HILLTOP CASINO L. Neill, ol 49 Park street. South Manchester, Conn., is named as a South Manchester Camp, No. During the evening the Misses John Spillane of Strickland ORCHESTRA. beneficiary ol the estate ol her sis­ Pictures and 9280, Modern Woodmen of Ameri­ Antoinette and Agnes Jarvis gave street was pleased to receive a ter, the late Marie E. Moeller, in ca will hold its regular meeting in an exhibition of the Charleston. telegram yesterday from his son the report ol State Commissioner Tinker hall this evening at 8 Refreshments were served and the who is in St. Petersburg, stating M. A. Stephenson, filed with the o’clock. party broke up at a late hour. that everything there was in good Wednesday^ Sept. 22 shape. The Sunshine City was Transfer Tax Department here to­ day. Her interest Is set at $8,618. Framed Tapestries considerably north of the path of the death-dealing hurricane. As the decedent died Intestate, the Mr. and Mrs. G?orge Tomlinson aportioning of the estate, which is Valued at $1.98 The L. C. B. A. will meet this of Summer street have returned appraised at $92,434, was done by evening in St. James’ library. All from a visit to Springfield. While the procedure s%t down in the In­ members are requested to be pres­ there they took In the Eastern heritance Laws. Spedal ent. States Exposition. The largest share goes to the mother of the deceased. A bulletin issued from the TTie Ladles Aid Society of the Mrs. Neill is the wife ol Rev. Memorial hospital last night said South Methodist church will meet James S. Neill, rector ol St. Mary’s George Martin’s condition was tomorrow afternoon at two for Episcopal church here. worse. He is the Waterbury youth sewing and a business session. $1.00 who was severely burned by acid in an accident at Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Adams and D EATH OP Miss Elizabeth Adams of Fall ROSINA AGOSTINELLI Mr. and Mrs. Robert Telford River, Mass., arrived today for a An unusually sad death was that Irene Castle Corticelli have had as their recent guests at visit with Mrs. Ruth Greenaway of of Rosina Agostinelli, two and their summer home in Putney, Ver­ 215 Center street. While there they one-hall years old daughter ol Mr. mont, the following: Mrs. Edmund will make a trip to the Springfield Wiley, Miss Florence Wiley, Mrs. Fair. and Mrs< William Agostinelli ol Wallace Robb and daughter Beu­ 139 Oak street, which occurred A wonderful collection of French plated mirrors in the Fashions. The Very yesterday. The child was playing lah: John Chudoba of Glastonbury The M. X. club will meet tomor­ console style; framed tapestries; imitation oil paintings in and Mrs. Anna Holcomb and Helen on the street yesterday morning row evening at 7:30 with Miss apparently in good health. She scenes and figures; and framed pictures. You will be sur­ Holcomb of New Britain. Edith Pearson of Doane street. had what her parents thought, a prised to see what an added charm a new picture or mirrop Newest Styles Inspira­ Frank Covllle, of 107 Oak street, little cold. The cold developed Mrs. John P. Blackwood of 17S q-ickly into croup. She was tak­ will add to your home. It will pay you to come up to the suffered a painful injury to his foot Center street has been entertaining yesterday morning while at work en to the hospital on the advise of store tonight! Special while they last, $1.00.’’ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Henderson of a doctor who had been called but for L. T. Wood. Coville was in the Brockton, and A. Kilpatrick and ice-house prying cakes loose and grew weaker and weaker and died tions of the Season family of Keene. N. H. early last evening, having been Basement. struck his foot with a crow-bar. sick only one day. Mrs. J. M. William of Hudson The funeral will be held to- Dr. N. A. Burr, head of the Man­ street will be hostess to the ladies r-orrow afternoon at two o’clock chester Medical Society, left today When Irene Castle Selected Her Dresses and Coats of Second Congregational church from St. James’s chUrch. Burial Special! to attend the Clinical Congress in tomorrow afternoon at two. There will be In St. James’s cemetery. for the Coming Season, She Gave Her Special Approval New Haven which will be in session will be sewing, business and a to the Slightly Bloused Silhouette Which Is a Favorite three days. Prominent speakers social hour. There will be no meeting this both Americans and Europeans, With the Grand Couture. week of the Ladies Guild of St. Vanity and Fasheen Prints will deliver addresses. Following Mr. and Mrs. John Wood of Mary’s Episcopal church. Sessions the congress Dr. Burr will be away East Middle Turnpike have return­ will not be resumed until the first on his vacation until October 3. The Irene Castle Fashions Are Only Found In Hart­ ed from an enjoyable trip to Phil­ Thursday in October. adelphia and Atlantic City. They Guaranteed Latest ford At Our Store. She Walks In Beauty If She Is Mrs. Eleanor McCann and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Phelan, a yard »? Arrayed In Them. M. Wemett of Philadelphia, Pa. Fast Color Fall Patterns of 14 Church street, left yesterday Mrs. Wemett was formerly Miss Learn the New morning on a trip to California. . Jane Smith of Manchester. Valencia • “ W IN O N A ” Is a Gown of rich Corticelli Crepe satin A great diversity of charming new designs, in colors that are guaranteed A son was born on Saturday to Mrs. H. B. House of East Center For private lessons in all the Mr. and Mrs. David Addy of Foster fast— by the manufacturer and by us. These prints can be easily transformed and the softness of velvet makes this dress so lovely. street with her daughter Emily and latest dances, call street. son Charles will Jeave tomorrow lor into the loveliest of frocks— both for yourself and your children— costing Has a band of velvet below the finger-tip blouse and a W. C. WIRTALLA Boston. Miss House returns lor her little, but lasting long. cuff of velvet pointing to the wearer’s fingers. Miss Jessie Reynolds, special Phone 1096. service nurse, who has been at second year at Abbott Academy. - Main Floor. 9 the Memorial hospital being treat­ Andover, and Charles House ill ed for an Infected hand, is back at enter Harvard University, from “JANET”, A Coat of stunning imported material her apartments in the Centennial. which institution his lather was WATER COMPANY’S with supreme artistry combined to make a distinctive However, Miss Reynolds will not graduated. go back to her duties before Octo­ NOTICE garment. Has a blouse suggestion without bulkiness. Did You Attend Our 10c ber 1. Water will be shut off Silky beaver trimming with lining of Corticelli Crepe EWora. Wednesday, Sept. 22 Teacher of Voice from Party This Morning? 7:30 a. m. to 3 p . m. “RIPPLE” Is a Dress that might be a S3mopsis of the ODD TROUSERS Your friends came and went home enthused. on the following streets, for mode: Velvet trimming in circular insertions— side For Dress and Work wear. Eldna Hansen the purpose of connecting new We have added many new specials for tomorrow. drapery, the bloused back, the use of Corticelli’s rich mains: ^ Frances Ann Crepe. Light Shades, Dressy Styles, West Center Street, west of Johnstoif Cooper Street; Lyness St., Mc­ Careful Home Instruction. Kinley St., Foley St., Dudley “ JU A N A ” , A Coat— tapestry weave in soft and $5 $6.50 Approved Method. St. lovely combination of colors makes it most interesting. For appointment, plione SO. MANCHESTER Sterling Silver Thimbles 25c Irene Castle chooses it for sports. Two “fins” in the Good Work Trousers at Rockville 421-4. W A T E R CO. back faced with the predominating color give it a smart touch. Superbly lined with Corticelli Crepe Eldora. $2.75 $5 niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim

The Above Are But Hints of the many beautiful Irene Corticelli Fashions that we invite you to see. Symington Shop I ElbertaPeaches | At the Center. I Yellow Freestones For Canning | , . SO U TH ^MR N CHES TER • CONN * = Beginning Wednesday, Sept. 22 = 1

5 and for a few days only. W e will have a good supply S Fall Suits = of fancy canning peaches. E and Topcoats Pero Orchards A Good Vacation E Avery Street Wapping |

You will be pleased with our showing of Fall jfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiinimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii? and Winter Suits for Men, Young Men and Boys. Is a Good Investment r They represent the last word in style and finish tv at a moderate price.

It steadies your nerves, rebuilds- your health and They include two and three button, single breasted, also double breasted models in blue vitality which will result in your happiness and pros­ serges and cheviots. Priced perity. $32.50 $45 V JOIN OUR Better act quickly. This Student Suits -with extra trousers. Browns, great introductory offer grays and blues, also blue cheviots. Priced is limited.. $25 $35 The Sweeper-Vac VACATION BOYS SUITS, including “Right Posture” clothes and Jack O’Leather suits for Now Polishes Floors boys who are hard on clothes. They are reinforced with leather where the hard wear Yes, actually a vacuupi cleaner and Prked ^ suits carry 2 pair knickers or one knicker and one long trouser. a Revolving Brush Floor Polisher iq, one. No other cleaner can give such $12‘“$19.95 service. i. BOYS ODD KNICKERS in all sizes from 7 years up. Many patterns selling at It’s A Great Cleaner $2, $2.45 $2.95 It cleans small rugs without dragging. No other cleaner has the Vac-Mop for Deposit 50c $1.00 $2.00 or $5.00 suction cleaning bare floors. Ther manu­ facturers’ signed pledge of Lifetime and have the necessary funds ter go and enjoy a real M E N ’ S T O P COATS Service accompanies every Sweeper-Vac. ' * I Our line of Topcoats at $25 to $30 wiU surely interest you. Liberal Phone for home demonstration and judge Allow ance happy, health-giving Vacation. ^ for yourself of its greater value. fo r your Knit-Tex Top Coats At $30 old cleaner represent the maximum of wear and satisfaction for the price. $5 down - Free Honfe Trial - Act To-day n 1 $4.50 Vac Mop Free The Manchester ARTHUR L. HVLTMAN The Manchester Electric Co. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.

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