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ans Fund in Two Y ^ rs. jELABORATE PLOT Pernambuco, Oct. 24.— (AP) — A#ple became.wild/v^th joy.. radio broadcast from RiO De Janeiro and shops closed"to cdebrate, tt today said that the military school occasion. ‘ 2,? Bridgeport, Oct. 24—Lieutenant-: TOHLLGUNMAN there had revolted, the padets being I General Leite de' Casfeb>i revolu Cuap.CmMs W p S w it o ^ iu Governor Ernest E. Rogers, Repiih- , led by several high Army officers. tionary generiil, assumed; (^ r g e - of lican nominee for governor, .made . ShorUy afterward it was an- the ■'situation... The pbpvda'co*4was and^Tpoj^ SflUODi^ Ifte si^ ^ R noimiced that the Navy which has wild witix entpusiasm. the statement at a.rally held.at tte |Mj|«||Jnp Guns Placed m remained loyal to the government, Radio announcement .that Stratfield Hotel last nighty th a t'it; has joined the revolutionary move dent Washington Lrfis had resigned dmitRilus^ Id Qiftiw^HoBrs is the plan of the Republics ;sta^ | ment. was not miade imt^ som e tim^^ administration to practically double j Three Positions So That When bulletins annoimcing the the advices o f ’Uew^.ciiillill^uiy; ^ d I the $2,500,000 Soldiers’ Relief. Fund j new movement were posted the peo- naval revolts had- l^en received, 'i.; mauids (tf MKtajT’I ^ ^ | 1 1 ^ ■ by the transfer of the surplus which | Gangster Had No Chance. “It’s going to baa war on hupian misery/’ said Col. Arthur M. Woods, left, to eager--Washington reporters • who niet: him at the'door of the N e w ^ ^ 1 ■will exist in the state'sinking fvmd i White s House following, his conference with President Hoover on their , in the next two years. campaign for .the relief; of imemployment; “We shall try to put into “ I t will be my p l^ u r e if etected i Chicago, Oct. 2 4 .-(A P .)-Q a n g- operation every factor fbr improvement.’’ ‘ Colonel Woods, chosen by. the ' njture ^ It id Street - r govemor,” he said, “ to recommend ® ., , . FALL OF ° ______— I sters guns, silent m Chicago for Chief Executive as director of the national project, is a former New York A. ' i -St- ; ! some time^ opened up again last City police commissioner and is experienced in employment campaigns. , t ■ night and removed Joe . Aiello, one ; ‘‘'BUlLEl?iN!;7''/v-;.; TO SUCCESSOR’S Bh>' De/Janeiro,. Bra ^ ,' 'OcL' of the few remaining rivals of Al 'NEW HAVEN BURGLARS «• 2L (ddP). ^ ' ,'i »-•; “■•••>> ” V.. • V .r- phonse Capone, from the picture of I STEAL TON OT COAL started around ndddsy.Bno later . ... Chicago’s crime. SPEEDBOAT SUNK showed s ig ^ ’ of ~ subsiding/in-! Aiello, reputed alcohol king, part New Haven, Oct. 24 — (AP)— Revolt FoUowed Election of creiaseg;a8 afternqon wo|(e on.. Sometirqes they break into bf- THE YEAR’ S UNREST The crowds luVe .mOcked t||» '■K* ner of George (Bugs) Moran, and i with Moran listed by the Chicago COAST GUARD I‘flees in dead of night and steal Plwt .qf too newspaper Jofnat Crime Commission as a “public ene- j a safe bodily invol'viug a lot of Prestes — Many Federal Del BrasO/ one o f toe most/bn- j I labor for the burglars. These IN liT IN AMERICA pbrtaint newspapers in the itomi- my’’ was shot and killed by a gang 1 incidents are surprises but not try. '. There has 'been 'flrlng-in- of men, number unknown, as he le ft! more so than one given a coal Troops Aided Rebels; By The AsMHdated Press toe. sfeeetS by boto sides. the apartment of Patsy Presto, an ' Vessel Believed Rum Runner dealer here yesterday when he importer, in North Kolmar avenue. I!" ' ■■ missed a hunk of coal weighing Dominican Republic — ' Hprs®!® By Assdefaited Frees 7 Seventeen or more 'bullets were a ton, which stood outside,his Winners Deny Influence. fired into the gang leader from guns Riddled by Gunfire Near Vsisquez ousted as president Slid office on a downtown street. succeeded by General Rafael L. The Federate adininistration of secreted in three different positions, It had been lifted. There President 'Washington Luis of as Aiello walked into what the po Trujillo after a brief revolution. Watch Hill, R. I. could have been no doubt of Rio De Janeiro, Oct. 24.— (AP)— Bolivia—Presdient Heniando Siles Brazil was overthrown today, toe lice said was one of the most elab ownership as the firm had its President Washington Luis, whose overthrown in brief revolt; ihilitsry president ousted and a^ provisional orate assassination plots in gang name painted on the hunk. Junta under General Carlos BUmco government established. ^, land history. full name was Dr. Washington Luis ; Hot oniy/wak Rio De Janeiro m New London, Oct. 24.— (AP)— Pereira de Souza, alpumed office Galindo now governing country. Use Machine Guns Peru —Gusuto B. L e ^ a , ' f - -i'5 t f- -W. L f '- ’i::-/ y'jr* w : 5A G E TW O MANCHESTER EVEmNG HERALB, SOtTfi MANCH^TE^^^ C0NN> FRIDAY, OCTOBEIR M , tW * ample‘In cortttastWg^ ffeatar^s that' 'ley, Miss Lilli& Black, Miss Hta Pdw AddLt-Aif • » » 27 will show the many excellent qu^i-- Wrisley, Miss Etta' Otto, Miss garner Bn» Pipt.. 2 1 mm ;T VESPERS ties of this talented . ensemble.. , A Miriam SUcQX, Miss Esther Stur TOWN El and .,• *. • •. »i07^ Schubert number ift tp be sung by^a geon,-Mrs. Plorence Anderson, Miss WOpl^^rlhi 64% chorus of women’s voices, a setting Ruth Lippincott, Miss Belledna Nel The, Shining. Light Circle of Tellow T r u c k 10% HRW •Junior Kings Daughters of the Cen / (FiinUrtiea by' HERE SUNDAY . to. the'‘‘23fd-Psalm’’ which is full of son, Mrs. Elizabeth Fellows,. Mm . C0ST7MU 0HS Central Bosv, H&tfnrd, choral beauties, and tfP^eniness of Edna Clark, jMiss Irepe McMuUep, ter Congregational church, 78 in number, motored to Vernon Center 1 s . Ai. StbclOi ALLHIRMESS ■“s: Miss E!vel3m Marcil, Philip Magnu- ' Bank Stodn Machine Slum 6 i son, Sydney Strickland, Paul Vol- last night where they gave a Hal lowe’en party for the children at Bid Asked Purse of Monty:’* quardson, John Munsie, Thomas BoildingSi Land^ Repairs and Baidiers-Trust Co ..U875 . FOR ROYAL WEDDING iNew Series of Musicals at Maxwell, Earner Johnson, James the County Home'. Fitter Long HI. f City Bank and Trust. • — 300 Hutchinson, Milton Magnuson, Rob Uap :N&t _ „ ...... , • « • . .• i'- 340; ert Gordon, Robert Von. Deck, Fred The Dorcas society members will Sewer Disposal Plants (Gonf^ed From Page 1.) William H. Robahaw M il South M. E. Church to he entertain their mothers at a sup Cbna. Rtver .;...... 500 ington street, who has bsea,.i Sadler, Earl Trotter, David Hutch- Htfd Conn Trust .. 127 per to be served at the Swedish 135 Cuirassiers o f the niotinted escort' ed in Cheney Brothers stea inson, Thomas Corthier, , Ralph First Nat Hartford 240 Inauprated. Smith, Fred Bendall, C. Elmore Luthe?hn church this eevning c.tj Listed in Report. add regular jmlice. dqpu’tment for more than i 6:30. Mrs. Conrad Casperson heads j Land Mtg and Title . . 40 cades, received a i^easantH ni™ ^, Watkins. / Mutual B and I ...... — 160 Besides King ■'Victor Emmanuel' the supper committee, and Miss ,and QueeO Elena, other roy^ fig last evening from his feUbw woNt- Eva Johnson the program commit New Brit Trust ...... — 200 men there and ip the : The Vesper service to be given at Hartford, Oct. 24,— (AP)—Ap Riverside Trust — 550 ures present Will include the former' tee. •''^ proprlations requested by seventeen West Htfd rrust .... 275 Queen Sophie of Greece^and no less Mr, Robshaw has heeu' confined. ,to the South Methodist church Sunday his home and xmdergoing osteopatb- state depeurtinents for ne'w building lONiriBe* StoolM i&ah 35 princies and princess^ of afternbon at 4:30 is a new feature CAN’T LOCATE OWNER Upwards of 75 were present last operations, alterations, repairs, pur the bl&pd,' . > ■ Ic treatment for several mnn'thB. night at the first of the series of- Aetna Casualty ...... 84 in musicals at this church, as is al chase of land for buildings, con Aetna Fire ...... 62 : Boris’ father, lie former Czar; On answering Ms doorbell last so the added contribution in the whist-dances, to be given on con struction of sewer disposal plants, Ferdinan'd,'who is im exile' from his evening he welcomed six of Ms a » OF ABANDONED CAR secutive Thursday evenings, by the Aetna Life...... 65 ^presentation of a short‘organ recital etc., exceeded $7,000,000 according AutomobUe ...... 28 own country will not'be present but, sociates whom he naturally sbipibse Sby the acting director, Carl McJKin- Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. First to figures compiled by the special Conn. Genera] ...... n 7- 'his brotherj^ Prlnc^ Cyril, and his ed came for the purpose of iseeing ^ley. Included in the recital numbers, j prizes were won by Mrs. C. E. Ris- budget connnittee of the state board Hartford Fire ...... 60 sister Pi^cess Eudoxia and a bril how he was progressing. W h ^ ’ the s>is a composition by Mr. McKinley, j Pontiac Roadster Left on ley and Alonzo Foremain: second by of finance and control. The requests men were about to leave, Robert Airs. Walter H. Walsh and A. E. Htfd Steam Boiler .... 53 liant suite will be here. ‘^“Arabesque,” which received high j School Street Last Night— cover the next biennial fiscal period, National Fire ...... 56 Princess Glovanna is a tall, pretty Martin slipped an envelope into Mi-. 'Icommendation from many listeners | Loomis; and consolation, Mrs. Ned and while the requests have not Phoenix-Fire ...... 69 Robshaw^s hand, making ,4he re Registration Doesn’t Tally Nelson and John Bronkie. Following black-hair^ Ibrow n-eyed-^l who |iin on the recent broadcast programs j had the approval of tha budget Travelers ...... 1045 mark that hM friends wanted to With Records. the games the committee served ■will not be^ 23 yeaurs old until No i^rom WTIC when it was. first pre- | committee and there is no indica Public Utilities Stocks vember i3.'She has known Boris for make a/Uttle^ gift. Mr. Robshaw^ sandwiches, home made cake and tion as yet of what the recommen- Conn Elec S e r ; ...... 72 thpugh taken by surprise, voiced ^sented on the air. j coffee. Dancing followed ^to music several years» their romance having § Another interesting number which : A blue Pontiac roadster automo dationa will be, it gives a fair indi Conn Power ...... 62 been thwarted for a long time be-: his thanks, but did not open the on .the violin by Walter Joyner and cation of, what the seyeral state de Greenwich W&G, pfd. . — ^will be played by him is “Funeral j bile was abandoned on School street Irving Wickham, piano. cause of the religious complications gift imtll urged to do so b y , ^rs. |>March and Seraphic Song’’ by Guil- j during the night and police here partments believe is required In the dOj pfd. * involved. Robshaw. H^ found enclosed a sub-' were notified this noon that the ma way of additional building facili Hartford Ellec Lgt .... 68 stantial sum of money, a much ap <^mant, which was especially request-1 Carl McKinley The oyster supper and address Boris is 36 years old and has been j'ed to be played by him. Consider- | chine was still standing in the road ties. Hartford Gas ...... 74 on the throne of Bulgaria since the preciated gift after a long pedod of by John Peter under auspices of the The, request from the commission do, pfd ...... 45 ’^b le interest is being evidenced by i in front of the home of Mrs. John Men’s Friendship club of the South abdication of Ms father on October idleness and expense for trektments. ^ is many local friends and those expression. The full chorus will sing McVeigh of 85 School street. for the new state hospital at New- S N E-T C o ...... 158 At the machine shop a so-called Methodist church Monday evening to'wn hM not yet been received, but 3, 1918. ,^rom Rockville, Hartford and other a composition by Sir Arthur Sulli The license number, V-9055, Bfaunfacturiiig Stocks “Rest Room committee’* makes it wiU be followed by a volley ball this is expected to approximate $2,-. Am Hat^'ware-----. . . 51 53 ;:^earby centers. van, the beautiful theme >‘K) Glad brought the information from the game between the South Methodist The regular meeting of the a point when.one of the workers 4* ill some Light,’’ from the "Golden Le registration department of the 000,000 to $2,500,000; and will, be Amer Hosiery 28 Junior Mission Band will take place The chorus numbers have been and a team from Cheney Brothers Amer S ilv e r...... — for more than six weeks, to-^hake gend’’ by Longfellow. The program motor vehicle office in the state the largest item on the list of ap at the Swedish Lutheran church to Chosen so as to uphold the reputa- machine shop. Mr. Peter will speak propriations asked for in the build Arrow H and H, com. 37 a collection of money, as tti the ^tion achieved by the choir in former in full is as follows: capital at Hartford, that such a on the political side of the Indian morrow at 2 o’clock. present instance. number was issued to Omir Cormier ing program. do p f d ...... 102 :^ears and include a choice and ex- Organ Prelude, “By the Waters of question. Schools For Boys ^ Autotnatio Refrig .... — Babylon”—Karg-Elert. of 677 South Main street, Water- bury for a Willys-Knight Sedan. In The next largest item is that sub Bigelow Sanford, com. 38 Processional Hymn No. 421, “Re Mrs. Harold Symington of Munro mitted by the trustees of Connecti do, p f d ...... 90 joice Ye Pure in Heart”— formed that the car in question was street, well known local soprano, a Pontiac, the motor vehicle of cut School for Boys at Meriden, Billings and Spencer . 2 Messiter. will have a part in the musical pro which approximates $1,000,000. This Bristol Brass ...... — Apostles’ Creed ficials said that the Cormier license gram in connection with the har Warner Bros. was a new application and that there includes $275,000 for a new school do, pfd 95 — Antiphonal Sentences—Tallis vest supper at Center Church House had been no rtansfer to their know building, $200,000 for a shop build Case, Lockwood and B 500 Prayer, Choral Response—Hoyt Wednesday evening, Oct. 29. ing, $200,000 for a staff house, Collins Co, ...... CANDY Chorale, “Thou Who Art Enthroned ledge. So far as can be learned from people $130,000 for administration and re Colt’s Firearms ...... 23^ Above” (Old Lutheran Melody) The Federated Workers of the ception building and hospital, $90,- Eagle L o c k ...... 30 —Armstrong. living on School street, two persons, a young man and woman were seen Wapping church will hold their an 000 for a double cottage, $60,000 for Fafnir' Bearings — SALE Soprano Solo and Chorus, "There to alight from the machine after nual chicken pie supper and sale of three residences, $30,000 for grad Fuller Brush, Class A. — Shall Be No Night There”— midnight. One report was to the gift articles at the 'Wapping school ing work and $20,600 for garages. Hart and Cooley ..... — \ W’^ood. hall beginning at 6 o’clock this eve Hartmann ’Tob, com . — FRIDAY This week-end jve offer an effect that both were ^toxicated In the $377,500 request of Cedar Bass Solo and Chorus, “Ho! Every- ning.' sanitarium, Hartford is included do, pfd ...... — and ; and the woman caused considerable Inter S ilver...... 55 other of our popular Ic SPE ■ one That Thirsteth”—Martin. disturbance along the street ring $175,000 for an infirmary (100 SATURDAY Scripture Reading. Group 4 of the Meihorial Hospi do, p f d ...... 101 CIALS. Be sure you buy your ing doorbells and accusing passers- beds); $65,000 for nurses home (35 Chorus of Women’s Voices, “The by of having stolen her wrist watch. tal Linen auxiliary. Miss Mary. rooms); $50,000 for administration Landers, Frary & Clk. 61 Man & Bow, Cleiss A. — A Massive Program 4hare early. Last week this 23rd Psalm”—Schubert. Additional facts which seem to Hutchison leader, will meet M(kiday building, and $50,000 for sewer sys Offertory' “Nocturne” (Organ) — afternoon at the School street do. Class B .'...... — That Hits the I special sold 300 potmds of oiu* corroborate at least some points Cf tem and filter beds. Ferrata. this report were discovered this Recreation Center*. A standing in New Brit Mch. com .. 15 BuUseye Squarely! ligh grade chocolates. Chorus, “Wash Me Thoroughly” I morning when it was learned that in vitation IS given to any local wo do p f d ...... 94 t North and Ju d d ...... 19 I (from the Oratorio, “The Tower I the front seat of the abandoned man whQ -would like to help with MORRIS SULLIVAN HEADS of Bable)—Rubinstein. automobile were found a ladies hat the sewing to meet vdth any of the Niles Bern P o n d ...... 21 1 Pound Chocolates Chorus a Cappella, “O Gladsome covered with mud, a wrist watch four groups who work for the Peck, Stow and Wilcox 4 BUSTER Light” (from the Golden Le with the band ripped to shreds, and hospital Monday afternoons. NORTH END WHIST CLUB Russell Mfg. Cc...... 45 gend)—Sullivan. a pair of ladies gloves. The auto Scovill ...... 40 5 9 c - Organ recital by Carl McKinley: mobile was out of gasoline and there The regular business meeting of Seth Thom Co Com . 22 was no key in the ignition. The the Order of the Rainbow .'will be Standard S crew ...... 100 KEATON “Sonatina” (from the Cantata, The first thing that was, done at do, pfd. guar “ A” . 100 “Go^’s Time Is Best” )—Bach. rumble seat was locked. held at 7:3(f tomorrow evening at the organization of the north end In the Big Parade of Laughs Manchester policP' took the car the Masonic Temple. A Hallowe’en Stanley W ork s...... 34 36 Extra Pound— Ic. “Funeral March and Seraphic Song” Whist Club last night when they Smythe M f g ...... 80 —Guilmant. into the police station pending the social to which the members of the met with Miss Christine Mason at arrival of its owner and the copi- Hartford Assembly have been in Ta^or & Fean ..... 115 CHOICE OF H.\RD, CHEWY “Arabesque”—McKinley. the Community club, was to elect Torrington ...... 48 “Finale”—Lemmens. pletion of the investigation. vited will follow. There will be “ Dough Boys” OR CREAM CENTERS. Morris D. Sullivan as their chair Underwood Mfg Co . . . 70 ■ I Benediction, Choral Amen—Dun- j ______games and refreshments in charge With of a committee rmder the direction man, a position whiefi he has now Union Mfg Co ...... — i ham. held for four terms or since these of Worthy Advisor Doris Rogers. U S Envelope, com . . . 200 CLIFF (Ukelele) EDWARDS Recessional Hymn No. 38, “Saviour Contractor E. L. Gates of North whists have been started. do, pfd ...... 112 Again to Thy Dear Name”— Elm street, who was injured in an PRINCESS Memorial Temple Pythian Sis The meeting was attended by- Veeder Root ...... 30 Hopkins. | automobile accident at the Eastern ters will meet in Odd Fellows hall twelve teams ajid it is the desire of Whitlock Coil Pipe . . . — And on the Same Mammoth Bill The choir follows: I States Exposition, has been confined Tuesday evening for its regular the members who represented the CANDY SHOP Miss Eleanor Willard. Mrs. Eunice jto his home for the past five weeks. business session. A rehearsal will clubs ^yesterday to secure about six Hohenthal, Miss Ada Belle Crosby, His left leg was badly bruised and take place of the degree team. A more, which will. give an eighteen H. B. WARNER Comer Main and Pearl Streets Miss Ruth Nyman,' Miss Marion water on the knee developed. He social with refreshments will fol team league. Officers were elected j , - 'and Legg, Miss Ruth Morton, Miss Flor- jis now able to s'et around the house low. by selecting Morris D. Sifilivan as ence Wilson, Mrs. Gertrude McKih-|with the aid of crutches. J president. Henry Valllant of Hilliard N.Y. Stocks The second sitting in the pinochle street who is to take any other /RENE RICH tournament will-take place at the names of teams that wish to enter Army and Navy clubhouse this can be reached by calling telephone Adams Exp 21% evening. Quish and Frey were the 4977 or Miss Christene at the Com- Air Reduction ...... 105% winners last week. raunity club, Tel. 7206. James W. Allegheny ...... 11% “ On Your Back” Foley was selected as assistant sec- Am Can ...... 118% One of the first of the Hallowe’en retary, and Miss Mason as treasur- Am and For Pow ...... 42% She tried to plan her son’s life but she could not O ffe rin g masquerades will be that of the Old gj.. Am Intemat ...... 25% control destiny! ' Farmers at the Wapping school i xhe first games will be played' Am Pow and L t ----- • ••••••• hall tomorrow evening. Oscar Qg^t Tuesday and will continue until Am Rad Stand San ...... 21% Strong will prompt for the old-time ; forty-eight games have been play Am Roll MUls ...... 37% ADDED ATTRACTION TONIGHT OkLY dancing and worth-while cash gy ^ new rule a person not fol- Am Smelt '...... 53 Tom orrow prizes will be given for the best lowing suit or reneging will lose Am Tel and T e l...... i...... l99% i t 9 i ladies’ and most grotesque man’s four points, but the opposition wiU Am Tob B ...... 117 costume. The social is given by a CABARET NIGHT not be given the points taken away. Am Water Wks ...... 76Vi Four Acts of Snappy, Entertaining VaudeviUe group of Manchester men who style Each team will be represented by Anaconda Cop ...... 34 themselves the “ Old Timers.” four men. Atchison T and S Fe ...... 200% Hal and Mai Patsy , and Helyn Saturday Atlantic R e f ...... 21% A roller skating, dancing Corking, Singing, Dancing Baldwin ...... 26 - riot. Team. DECORATOR Balt and Ohio ...... 80% odist church gym for practice to • i ' ■Rfindlx ...... 18% night at 7 o’clock. " ; Martin and Luhdberg Tom Stang Beth steel ...... 74% Black Face Comedian TO ADDRESS TEACHERS Canadian Pac, new ...... 42% Accordionists — And How The tickets are all out for the big Case Thresh...... 127% A u t h e n t i c night for Odd Fellows, at the Fathej; CM and N orw est...... 46 ' and Son banquet to be held the eve Helen Strong of Watkins Broth- Chrysler ...... 16% ning of Nov. 8. The speaker of thf interior decorating department, colum G^’S El 44% evening will be Grand Master Edwi' ill address the Home Economics ' Q^aph ...... 13 Vg C o a t S( Pickett of New Haven, and enter ssociation of teachers tomorrow ' gojy ...... tainment will follow. .’.fternoon at the teachers’ conven-1 comwlth and S o u ...... 9% tion being held at Hartford. Miss' QgjjgQj Qas ...... 96^ AT 2;15 S ATURDAY AFTERNOON THE F a s h i o n s The Polish National Catholic strong will lecture on the principles contin Can ...... ,49 church will serve a chicken dinner ot interior decorating, (3om Prod ...... - ■ • 7 8 tomorrow night at Turn Hall at Du Pont De Nem ....>»...... 95 7:30. Entertainment is planned Eastman K odak...... 191% At a Popular Price after the dinner. PUBUC RECORDS Elec Pow and Lt ...... 4.9% CIRCLE Fox Film A ...... •37'% All public schools in Manchester Gen Elec ...... 53 • were closed today, the teachers be Warrantee Deeds Gen Foods i ...... 51% SCREEN WILL-SPEAK! E. S. Hohenthal to Louis L. ing in attendance at Hartford, on Gen Motors ...... 35% And on^ Saturday and Sunday of each week will show the best in one of the four regional conventions Hohenthal, lot of land on Ridge Gold Dust ...... 33% being held simultaneously through wood street extension. Grigsby Grimow ...... 5% ■ Tallvn'?; pictures the market has to offer. out the state. Morris L. Elman to the South Hershey C h o c...... r 82% Dress Coats Manchester Sanitary and Sewer Int Harvest ...... 62% Mrs. Harry Anderton of Church Company, rights of way for storm Inter 'Nickel Can ...... 18% treet left last night for St. John’s, water and sewage, on Plymouth Int Tel and Tel 3(}% lew Bnmswick, to attend the Lane. ^ .. Johns Man'ville ...... 74% •jneral of her brother’s wife, Mrs. Moir.':: L. Elmkn to the South Lehigh VSI C o a l...... 8% THIS WEEK SATURDAY and SUNDAY .achael Brindle. Mrs. Brindle’s Manchester W^ter -Company rights Lehigh Val RR ...... 60% oath came very unexpectedly. of way for •water lines adjoining Loew’s, I n c ...... 57% An Alt Talfciiig Screen Version of Plymouth Lane. Lbrillard ...... 15% Sport Coats Morris L. 'Elman to the South An important meeting of the K^sn Tex ...... k*.. ' . . ^ 25^L 'iiior choir of the Zion Lutheran Manchester Sanitary and Sewer Mont W a rd ...... 25 JACK LONDON’S inch will be held at 6:30 o’clock district, sewefage rights to the Mid Nat Cash Reg A ...... 31%- Fine woolens in tailored st^ les aight. Anyone between the ages dle Heights trSet oh East Middle Nat D a iry ...... 43% FAMOUS STORY ; 10 and 18 years interested in the Turnpike. , -.. Nat Pow and L t ...... 35 Also Broadcloths with huge ,oir an(^ not yet a member is in- S. Josephihe WethereU, Manches Nev Cop ...... 9% ted to attend this meeting. ter to Charles L. Vanderbrook, N Y,-Central ...... 138 sets of Wolf, Caracul and Hartford, 10 acres of land partly in NY NH and H T F ...... 88% “ THE SEA WOLF” the town of Manchester on Slater Nor Am Aviation...... 7 Miss Eileen Le'wis, state superin- With Skunk. •ndent of the Young People’s street. , ’ ' Nprth Amer ...... ■ 86 Lease ;. anch of the W. C. T. U., will meet Packard ...... 9 The Manchester AtMetic Associa Par Puhll^ ...... t.-..-.-. Sizes 14 to 48 anchester young people interested tion to the Texas Coiupany, land on forming a temperance ^ ie t y lo- i^exui ...... 66% MILTON SILLS the corner of Main and Haynes Phila Read C and I ...... 18% (!ally, at the. Center chunm at 7:30 streets fdr a period of 10 years. JANE KEITR» RAYMOND HACKETTf ' o'clock tonight. Pub Serv,N J ...... 84% SATURDAY I -Marriage Intentions •!•••••••• S;.* « e , « • • s s s S' One of the greatest red-ttloOfledL Emil C. Bdckfer, " a butcher of Radio Keith ...... 21% man gtori^ ever publlshedf-Tond even greater on I 'Mrs, Louis St. Clair Burr of West Hartford, and lAuise 6> Custer of Reading ...... 97 'Center street has been elected dele Manchester filed' maifriie^e intentions Item Rand ...... 18^^ the talking screen. . gate at large from the state of Con in the office of the t o ^ clerk today. Bears Roebuck I • • • • e • 4 < ■ ; r ■; ALSa ■ '- V '-i. necticut to a,ttend the national con Sinclair Oil .. vention of the W. C. T. U. at Hous WHlSTLialtS EXCUSED South Pac . . . l•ee••e•»••e< LATEST PATHE SOUND ton, Texas, next month. » • • e e • « I Sputhem Rwy “Kill the smer**, Blotow Malden, Mass. Oct. 24.— (AP)— Stand Brands t k • 4 • • « The FellowsMp and Fidelity Bible The ushers of the Maplewood Stand Gas and Elec V:-, ^ Classes of the Swedish Lutheran Methodist Episcopal church who Stand Oil Cal I«e4»44e«44< church will hold a Hfdlowe’en party scandalized the congregation by e4aa.ae«ee44e»4 Stand Oil J 'JT' I at tho Hillstown Grange hall to whistling while taking up the coL Stand Oil* tf * . •.»I •«.1.*.. night. Cars will leave the church lection at the 80th anniversary .ser Texas Oorj) «....i.•••»•.«• 'r- at 7:30 o’Cock. Members attend vice of the chuxch, were restored Tliuken Itw B «n r...... 1 ..'. ing should be in costume or wear to good social aiandlng today when 'Uzdon Carbide . . . ) • 4 • 4 e e 4 ,a # e ing old clothes. the pastor. Rev. Duane B. Aldrich, •Unit .^dreraft .... 144444444 4 4 M, explained their strange behavior. Unit Corp ...— I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 e 4 Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hills of Cen The pastor instructed the ushers unit Gas and Imp ter street entertained a party of to whistle every time a dollar biU U S md X | co .«44«44g 4l friends from Hartford, Rockville or more was dropped into - the U S Pipe and Fdry and tMs town at a pheshant diimer plates. They whistled exM^y IQS U S Rubber at Jtoeir, hom g.lm t^venin^ ■.times...... ‘-..- U S s t r e l t -4 * 4 '4 4 1 4 4- e % AVf^l '■'.•■• MANCmSTBR -EVETO HERMJ3L SOIITH MANCfflaST^ GOmTOmAY. OCKffiBR make provision for the iife .o f tj^ef s iu r i^ in this si|i$diiig fiin4 over ai^d above is reqtifre 1.75 and Salts Have our service department oveidiaiil, and clean your fur and nace now by our new vacuum process. Alsb let us tell you about Heat Control.' Better service, more heat, less coal or oil. Tunic frocks, bloiises of eirelet Phone F M eml)roidery,. clever sleeve detail, touches of white on nedk and cuff —these are some of the fashion , points that go fo make our $16.75 dresses outstanding^ v^Ues. lig h t ' weight woolens, crepes and sheer TheW. G. Q^imey Co. fabrics, in styles’ for'all oCdasions. . Snug hipUnes, subtle flares and drapes are typical of the COAL, LUMBER, MASONS* SUPPLIES group of $25 frocks. Bows and flowers of fur, dainty lace and F U E L O IL beaded yokes lend further charm. Of heavy crepe and satin. 336 Ninrth Main Street, ^ PKone 414$, . 1'^ M anchester Dress Shop, SecMid Floor '.J.-* ‘.Mi ' -T • MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL6, S O U ^ 14ANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER'24, 1980. ^ g ^ G E FOUR ■ on 1 Hamburg road. Shoulders are^ being a sliced tomatoes (no dressing). No along With other foods you will only dessert. , / bring on somei disorder because of war oUed for nollcs. Wi lE N MILLION FUND Route No. 182—Warren-Comwall, S a t o ^ y this over-feeding. If jrou want to try Qverilight Condition Of Breakfast-r-Cottage cheese. Pine to gain weight through taking the Polish « road. .Macadam road construction. ter di No detour. apple. milk diet, it IS necessary to give up all other foods. Then, take a glass A. P. News Route No. 188—Columbia. Jonn- Lunch—'^Hubbard squMh. Sedad London-^BM com . JUQ- State Roads than Trumbull road is being oiled For Coo4 Health of lettuce and cucumbers. of milk every half hour during the day, which will give you about six baasador Davi^ra to for 4 miles. V Dinner—Vegetable soup. Salis Boston. — Joseph‘M. JfestyHn of Route No. 188—East Lyme. Plan- bury steak.' Steamed carrots.' Okra. quarts daily. If you can drink this Washington—Woods expects pro the Interstate OonUAto^ Xlopainis- much you are-bound to gain weight, Road conditions and detours in ders-Chesterfield road is being oiled Salad of crisp raw' spinach leaves. blem of recurrinl; imemployment Sion criticizes the U. ‘ S.. A Week’s Supply but it might not be good weight, Be Used for Newspaper the state of Connecticut made nec for 4 mites. Cup custard. eventually disappear. Court for its “uneconohfib'^^«iBw on Reeomnumded Hy and may leave you , after you havs essary by highway construction, re MontVille. Flanders - Chesterfield *HuM>ard Sqm^h: Cut a 'squ^h ; Washington — Federal Reserve valuation of public utilities. ’ Ur. Frank U. Mefoy stopped taking the milk as fast as l pairs and oiling announced by the road is being otied for 1 mile. in quarters and remove seeds. Bake Board summary says factory outout -O'-and Other Advertising, you put it on during the milk diet. Washington—Six stuh Connecticut Highway Department, Route No. 190—Towns of. Dur in a moderately, hot oven until ten and residential building increased in W ashin^n freshmen fod«MtR tehro asOctober 22. ham, Killingworth and Madison. Un der. Scrape Trom the rinds into a September. ousted from squad for -I Sunday saucepan, add a large lump of but Prohibition Leaders Say. Route No. 1—Fairfield. Southport improved section under construC' Chicago — Machine gunners kill pay. . cut-ofit. Work on bridge. No delay in tion. Open to traffic. I Breakfast—French omelet. Waf ter and two tablespooi^uls of Joe Aiello, former gang chief. Philadelphia — Louise Fordyce Madison. Mn r .'s , ---- '." x N E W , D E A L • F O R T O T>fA Y ’ S DQLLAi ______h r - . Cbtskffield Cigarettes are manufactured ,.'s Ej g g e i t & M yers T o b a c c o C o . COR, MAIN ST; AND ®RAINARD^ SOUTH MANCHIISTEB m I i V' H • ' I'f T^an Order headqtmtters in St. prihiary teacher, gave a report on field, Mass., afid three students of that;------that institution^ Dr. McQowan made Ikmis. .'"'c-■ reading in the primary grades, a In the raid upon . t h e , ^ ^ ^ HEBRON discussion follbwhig, li^ s Florence a very Interesting address on the iVerdlni, the Reds. . rsausicked i$^th>fh«sw#:: OinVUFE subject of the school and its mis Battle, assistant primary supervisor, school- and . o ^ h k m ^ e ,. A w rj^ . oft, Wd',ti]fe«y* V*L ------had charge. In the elementary sion to the world. The three young inan O’iir^ , Lddepaodent women studrats gaye a charming ^ v W '-® rti^ *'-’ - ’ ■' ■■ ■ ■ ■ i Among out of town visitors who group “Reading, and its uses” was S Vefdiifi reported ^ custody' o f candidate, I thidk 'rcan MATTER OF RAYShave registered at St. Peter’s Epis the topic for discussion, after which musical program including. Lithua -^ f n ^ echen,, hnportfmt chinwhfo Says He Wffl’OpiiO&iB Wi^^ .hafid^tihg on the‘,.n ^ ” nian folk music, Russian music, etc., copal Church during the past week the two divisions of teachers joined Center n n ^ e tw t ;.Qf; Jaofchow, -to McCormack iit. V' ;The are the Rev. John W ade of the and Mr. Robertson distributed lit both instrumental and vocai.vocaL soissMiss - w f - 'Commimisifi'^bytiyibefore 'Jabchbw.j mltted''y werdE^y detadia^td Alice Wright, one of the three gave tlerfraan WrilC» Church of the Evangelist, New York erature for use in the. school rooms. l^pgtecdien w ^ ' .looted«and-'Lazar^ ede ightV Reppl City, Alberta Slocum of White MTan Teresa Vincent, school nurse, a delightful reading. Tea ^ cof- ^ ^ , f . ;&t properties ■ ffiert d e o ile d .; - Professor Gives Scientific - Clficagb, Oct. '24‘.^'(AP;) A -poring»^^ flwybrii Plains, N . Y., the Misses Addie M. gave suggestions on .supecviifion of fee was served with sandwiches, -f.'.'' ... - ■-*■■■—------— •;--- t'f -I-r"-.-':'- ■ stiMbempnt . by Mayor William ,;.]^e: ^Mts. M c C o n ^ ■ Wickwire amd Florence Dawley of children in the case of skliT ;dis- cakes, nuts, etc.’ About eighty were Fate" of^ k i WHEN THE OAT’S AWAY^ '^dmpsbn brought into the opm; tp^' Colchester, Miss Jpsephine Barber esLses. Hiss Cronin of Colchester present. Mrs. GUbert assisted in 3 .■ . ■ ... K '■ y ■ - ■ ' -■ ■ ■, Conception of How Life day his ’defection from the shppbrt-. of Warehouse Point, Conn., Miss gave a* report on a visiting day re pouHng tea. , ...o Mi ‘ ■ • • ' ■ - '■ • Who Are Now in Qiiha. v‘ Lisbon.— Heeilth authorities of this. era\^^C6ngresswoman Ruth'H-a^Et M argaret Enright of the, same place, cently made by her. There will be Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKee of and W. Gordon Potter of Brookline, Albany, N. Y., were visitors here on ,, I ^ t y failed to tske Into considerationi SfcCbj^ck. -y.: Started On This Planet. no school on Friday as the teachers v' i ^ e well-known ttde of “survi-val: of; Mass. One hundred fifteen different will attend a convention on that Wednesday. Mr. McKee is a de y. Acl^yidedging responsibility. ’for' scendant of the Peters family of disfribution of circulars attaclring. names have been registered in the day. Hebron. His grandmother, who mar M rs. McObrmickj .Repid>Ucanj^ena-' Chicago,Phioaffo Oct.Oct 2424, __I'APY vAP) __ A scien-sc , Visitors’ book since September^ 7 Mrs. Josephine Martin has been ried John Graves, was a sister of torial nonfihee and urging t support- kept in for the past few days from tific conception, of the origin of life j purpose of register- Governor John 'Peters. His mother for'her Democratic rival, James, — that protoplasm was activated ; jjjg names. Nearly all the names the effects of a severe cold. was Elizabeth Adelaide Graves, and ists carried their bloody war against df rats which Icaine out on , the Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert and the Hanfiltbn Le^is, Mayor- ’Thompson, into life by ultra-violet light rays j have been those of out of town vis- his father was Addison McKee of foreign and Chinese Christians to last night, said: *'tAS; lo n g a s I ; ;am: Misses Pendleton entertained the i^es had been kUled off. Now'tfie* Hartford. Mr. McKee is 81 years permitted-to live, I -will . nevier be-, women’s bridge club Tuesday eve the Lazarist Mission at Jaochow, authorities have, another problem'.on of age and h>id never visited the tray the people.of Chicago^by vot plained today by Dr. Irving S. Cut------ning. Three tables were in play and home of his ancestry until Wednes Kiangsi province, last week, Chinese their hands. , . . I the week. there was one visitor, Mrs. W ilbur ing for-any member-pftheMcGor- ter, dean of the Northwestern Uni Mr. and Mrs. James Morrell of day. Mr. and Mrs. McKee visited press dispatches said today. N. Hills, who was the guest of her mick f^ ily fpr-anything.” Station versity Medical School. : Farmington spent *the week-end at the Governor’s man^on, St. Peter’s Details of the raid, which took , An Albe^, Canada, farmer re sister, Mrs. M ary E. Mitchell. Mrs. cently hooked up 36 horses ih one ■ Tha mayor said Mrs. McCormick (OAKLAND STREET ’ In a lecture on contemporary ’ of Mrs. Morrell’s aimt, Church and cemetery, and the John place October 14, were sent by thought before ^ c Medill School o f ; Marietta Horton was winner of the line and hauled 900 bushelq^- of had broken faith with him at the Mrs. Paul Jones. Graves place where Mr. McKee’s Father Yerdlni, Italian priest, who Journalism, Dr Cutter said that life highest score, Mrs. Gertrude Hough wheat to market. Republican, convention at Kansas The Messrs. Joseph Danforth and mother was born and where she was escaped from Joachow. arose amid conditions which have second. married. He has in his possession John DEuiforth of Esist Orange, N. He said Bishop Sheehan of Street disappeared from earth, never to re Mr. and Mrs. Burton Brewer and a very handsome gold chased watch J and several friends spent a few er, His., director of the Jaochow turn. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brewer of more than 200 years old, which used days recently at the Standby Cluh Mission,- fied to Funchow, 100 miles “It seems certain that ultra Hpekanum were guests at the home tc belong to Ws grandmother Peters. house. . of Mra. Brewer’s aimt, Mrs. Helen south, where last Tuesday Verdinf violet light from a sun far hotter Mrs. George T. Loomis of West A spring in the winding key reveals believed the bishop was safe. than it is today played a predomin chester and Mrs. Nellie Jones Skin- H. White on Simday. a small picture of his mother. The ant part in bringing about complex North Manchester visited the Among those who attended serv watch keeps perfect time and he Stationed at Jaochow assisting ices at the Marlborough Congrega chemical combination. W e can ^ s - , home of the Jones family known uses it daily. He also owns a bam Bishop Sheehan were three Ameri ualize the stupendous forces, rad io-, Bradford House, on Sunday, tional Church cn Sunday were. Mr. boo cane which was the property of can priests—Leo Moore of Perry- chemical in character, acting upon ^heir dinner there, in mem- and Mrs. Benjamin, J. Banks Jones the governor. This cane esune from vllle. Mo.; Father Altenburg, Mil new-bom chemical groups. Just ^ blrthdav anniversary of and Miss Daisy White. The occa Bombay, and when an ivory knob waukee, Wis., and Father L. C such forces— radio-activity of high mother, mother, Mrs.' Mrs.' Melissa Melissa Jones, Jones. sion was Old Home Day, and many is pulled a three sided dirk is re Coyle of Lincoln, Neb. degree and powerful ultra-'idolet | jones for many years had former residents of the town re vealed. This is ornamented with Father Verdlni believed Father rays of_ the sun— can explain chem- j - family dinner in the old turned for the day. Japanese dragon designs. Altenburg had fied eastward from ic§l combinationf>r,rwhiT>ntir>n now denied tnethe |i . ____ ,____ birthdays, Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert and the Fuchow Tuesday, possibly taking hand of man,” he said. ^ day’s session was held in Misses Pendleton were visitors at a refuge in Wuyuam Suggestive Facts schools of the town on Monday. meeting of the Nathan Hale Meip- THE OLD GANG Father Coyle, says Verdini, escap “We are forced, not by weight of afternoon a teachers’ meeting orihl Chapter, D.A.R., East Haddam, ed toward Nanchahg, whUe Mobre, evidence, but by the direction of , . Qenter sQhool, at- hrid at the Riverside Hotel on Mon Kind Old Lady: Do any of your Verdini and Father Meyer, a Dutch suggestive facts or instances, to the jgjjjjgjj by the teachers of Hebron day. Miss Jennie Williams who has friends ever come to see you? priest attached to the Jaochow mis conclusion that protein, and in turn Colchester. About twenty-two attended several of the D:A.R. meet Prisoner: No, ma’am; they are all sion, fied aboard a Chinese junk on protoplasm, was built up by forces ^,^^g present and Supervisor Martin ings of Colonel Henry Champion here with me.— Pathfinder. Poyang lake. physical-chemical in character,, ^ Robertson presided. The teach- Chapter, of which Mrs. Gilbert is It was not known what happened regent, was ore of the hostesses. which forces probably do not now | ^ g ^ divided into two groups, Lettuce or other salad greens to the priests since Verdini wrote effect the earth, at least in the same i which met in the primary The program was furnished by Dr. October 14. The Americans were McGowan, president of the Ameri may be crisped in very cold water degree. It is only a step to the , the other in the upper containing a little -vinegar or lemon. members of the American Vlncen- further conception that protoplasm, __ _ jg room. Mrs. Dorothy Porter, can International College, Spring- chemically ripe as it were, was ac- ® tivated into life by Ught rays ultra violet in character and of a power now imknown. “A s the earth cooled and radio activity lessened, so ultra-violet ' light from the sun decreased and : living matter then took imto itself its own continuance— metabolism and reproduction.” Do you know that ^ u . < ^ get ybUi^^tirc fdl and winter outfit at Silbrbs ^ th only ^2 ’Sbwn {iayment? That’s a fact! ‘N b '^ e r e else can^'you get such-oer» ASTOUNDING! -vice. Come & tiomorrow and get a^uainted with Sil- IN NEW YORK bros. . . ■ ’ ' . ' - -’*■* New York, Oct, 24.—Notes from Here Are a Few Values at Prices a handy cuff— My favorite -wise remark of the week was uttered by Dudley Field Malone, the la-wyer, at a testi The Lowest In IS Years! monial dinner for H arry Hersh- feld, the cartoonist. It went some thing like this: “When a man falls in love with himself, it’s the begin ning of the life-long romance.” Or George Jessel’s comment on 3*Pc. Living Room Suite • Amazingly the same occasion— “Those were Come tomorrow. the days when knighthood was in Marvel^ at rti.rouf., ,„, Low Priced! ^ ^ flower and Goldman and Sachs 3-Pc. Jacqua|*d Suite . , • •were in Russia.” collection o f 4 And my cuff tells me that the /Coats^ the .pick ^ vvagsters of the theater have been X'^Pc. L a W S O U Suite (Demin) particularly a-vid at leaping upon of , the season’s jokes having to do with the disap- i styles. 'Beauti-- ■ pearance of Judge Crater, the sell- | 3«Pc. Bed-Davenport Suite )5( ing of Manhattan judgeships and | ful materials 1 Austins cars in particular. Thus Willie Howard, the well- with marvelous . ' J yu known clo-wn, is pictured in “Girl | 3-Pe. Mohair Suite • • • • T'Jl Crtizy” as -winning $5000. Asked fur collars .arid k' what he Intends to do -with this '-;rj -»•) cuffs. Just say, money, Howard replies: “Well; I ’ve ^ i-TlI always wanted to be a judge.” 3-Pc. Tapestry Suite*. • • . “Charge it.” ' And the N ew York crowd lets i out a loud guffaw. . •'>'1 Just the other night, Eddie Can- -- . ■ 19^1 i tor was called upon for an ad lib 3- Pc. Bedroom Suite LADIES’ ! speech. Taking a fictitious tele- -.v.-, -auj I gram from his pocket he proceeded ] 1 to comment: 4 - Pc. Bedroom Suite (M aple) Sweafe'iis.,- -1- 1 “I have a wire here for Judge ! Crater. Is he in the house?” skirts 1 Whereupon the house rocked. Raincoats, ?- 1 That’s one pleasant thing ' about 4-Pc. Bedroom Suite ■etc.' ■ New Yorkers; they always seem to appreciate a joke on themselves. But, after all, this picking on the 4- Pc. Mahogany Yen. Suite sore spots of local affairs has long been a sure-fire stunt -with scores of comedisms. Some of the most successful vaude-ville monologue 8- Pe. Dining Room Suite gents—by the way, what’s become I of most of them?— used to read the home town newspapers in the hotel lobby while waiting for dinner and 9- Pc. Dining Boom Suite have topical gags prepared by cur tain time. The Austin car jokes appear to be 10- Pc. Dining Room Suite in much the same position as the Ford gags were a dozen years ago. In fact many of them soimd strange ly familiar to old ears. A dozen per Colonial 4*PoM B ^ s . • . formers seem merely to have changed cars in stream, as it were, and brought back the dear old Ford Cogswell C hairs (Assorted) stuff. For instance, there’s the one rpAV stop me if you’ve heard it— about I Paul Whitman buytag an Austin for. 5- Pe. Dinette Set ^ • • • his watch fob. And the one about the fellow who carries rubber bands | Vot. for spare tires. | And there’s the one about the Circulator Heater . • Singers Midgets who bought a fleet of them for a Tom Thumb taxi line. i i Banfo Alarm Clocks So it goes. And where do we go from there ' — well, the cuff notes rem ind. me New St;|de End Tables • that Rudy Vallee, having sold a few ; hundred thousand copies of his last j tome, is about to bring out another, “Headaches of a Crooner,” which Card Tables • • snirs ■will have a lot to do -with the many C A .’ Cold weather is here involvements that follow a national i d W '^aih. ' •’^'That bigf, celebrity. I Clothes Hampers warm, herman over- And Clara Bow has come to N ew j at -vils>;, waiting for York to make a picture. And, great you at fiars^Un prices. heavens, the electric news ribbon Don’t hesitate , if you aroimd the Times building is report- ■ Part Wool Blankets . h4ven!f^got the ready ed to have had linotype disease and | came out with a SHRDLU . . . . | They’re ttying . to get Lee Tracy,' 1 who was made by “Broadway,” back i to the ip'traet tor which the play was lnamed.% . . He’s been doing -very: j well in Hollywood, thank you. . . . I And Ethel Merman, who -was merely ; a night duh si^Rger a few months 'hack, to BroadY^y’s latest “torch.” Overnight she’.«« become a stage hit, and her song is “Sam and Delilah,” one of George Gershwin’s bet;ter numbers. CORNER MAIN AND^MORGAN STREETS OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS Ha-vlng mentioned that Clara Bow is back in town, it might be ' HARTFORD HARTFORD .V.v M well to Inform her—and you, too 'll. — that he’s to he seen in company ^ . 'i • with T,ina Basguette, the music show»favorite. V GILBERT SWAN. -i-i: P A O B S n t MAN 0 HK 8 TBR BVHKINO m v m CONK. FKIPAY, OCW BBit 2 4 , %9H ^ C O R O M i DAILY r u a mrjiBvm m im m m K i t l u n fH dS7» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, ,^QNN. FRIDAY, OCTOiBR |4, 19S0. i ..,K president, presiding. - . Bupper their mother, Mrs. Augusta :^uiivecstoT. .'The gifts, tip lb a served at 6:15, followed by the reg of Davtei 'M tryi K laxtmUni of 20, are made ammaUy NEW ffiU(VARD AWARDS ular routine .d t businep'*. Mrs. Thienes ^ofV .ther mftifoVd Cpp^ly ;Fred, have returned- from several;: M o t o r Y. M. C. A. was the speaker and :exeznpt froih- abivntie yoter piiyl- I^UNDRY Ttniely Suggestluas on the I Jfave a isp^endldr address on “Where the In pd y^ toges. By jrpitog: o f: toevHoard of; TEL."MANr’‘ ' 132 SCHOLARSHIPS Care of the C-ar by the Auto- Are We Golng?^ He first com- rs!' •ThbufaneV'' C^)Pif>^y o f EieoH6ns^'they':;toust,-bSe ■ home’ elec-;; 8860 mnbtle CInb of Hartford. • ' f Prisoner fights Exti^ffition ndended the Lions on toe work ■Hartford, is enjoying his annual va^i ilon not. Vol»l iaoine'^:'ydters. cation •• -I, ■. -vo v>^‘ • -who can’t-be-hotoe^ave ediowed to FAMIlit WASRUStfiG^ ■ ; .'^’Clifford Cobb, 31, of EMt Hart achieved in connection . with “Huai-, ford, who was sentenced to six nels Confidence Week,” and then Mrs. Patrick Fitzpati^ki^ k andan Eld-! ; Atiiantte qily, Wi to match mail ballots. ,-j ALL METHODS . wahtt And>Tere9«^^3fcdlfck >.whdge'gene’s kite^ien <^,.drinka in . color ,r. , s - ■ J f e Given to Students of Six Suggestions by the Automobile Club j^onths in TOUand County Jiacll at went on to speak- pf the ..many diffi Mm’s . Shi]^ and -OUStrs, of jaartford. t^e April session of th§; ''j^ W d culties involved in modem life as home was partly destroyed by fire scheme wlll^be available. The Kast- ;LONDON ^ ‘ Blankets, ^ County Superior Cou^ft contrasted with those of other on.Tuesday,,we ppeupyja em Ice.Asropia^^h ‘ to ■‘CObventi^ ~ ENGUSH PBOSPHRITY BELT Graduate Schools— Value TOWING TO FREE STARTER tdrm expired on Tuesday, was flot days. The speaker agrees with em^n^'irt th^&cfeier or BSaibiAetad^ .. « : .-208-22d Hawth|Bri>e'''St;: and High streets until repairs are } ® Occasionally starter gears become released at that time but was'^ln- Roger Babson, who said that- toe 441-455 HpipeslfMI'' madi’y lto,.FRzTktei(kj Wih ' to be:in pperatloh for freezing water: r: Loudon-:^ (AP) soutfi^terh; brjl ■ formed that he was wanted in.-Hfew present breakdown is ndl so much •part of Enghind has’ co'nsti toted a of Scholarships $49 J30. so tightly jammed that the ordinary j foy g, series of cbitiken material as moral. “Our task,” said H M ^^le 'a ty hospitaa^ ' in ahy tifit desired. process of pgatting the car in gear there. He refused to;gp Ne^ir York-^Thefe will be tele "pfdsperity belt;”' thetoleven coun-; He refused to;, Mr. Thienes, ‘‘is to restore moral lies-nearest to Ikjfidon^l^ifig in vtoe- from one state to another and.was poise.” He said that he still believed phone service" to, i toe hoys down and rocking it back and forth fails imder. beginning*next Monday. -.The happiest eedpomic stole in toe cdun-; Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 24.— (AP) t^en put imder a rr«t m a fugitive in toe fimdamerital good in humml SUSPECTED BLACKMAiLERi of purpose. The disabled car has to cost of a 14,000 mile call between try. ’ ,-Awards of 132 scholarships, hav frbm justice. beings. When (jfficlal returns showed' 2;-' be towed, and several points must r>He jvas brought before "lustice Announcement was made at toe ,, NewrYork an3;4ny Australian point Mks A ripe C ing a total value of !p49,730, were be taken into consideration. NABBED BY DETEcnVE^fiwill be $15 a'minute.' 072,pod people uhemploylid- in ■ Great jp to S ^as in the.iTToliand Justice meeting that toe next speaker, No^ Washington—The King of Siam Britain, ttoe^ percentage of insured snnounced at Harvard University It will speed up the process and Court on that charge / anii was vember 12, will be Clement Taylor, INSTRUCTOR IN PIANO, today. The scholarships were given save both cars, for instance, if the is toVtelephone Monday from Bfmg- workers idle in the soi^toeastem di- VOICE AND HARMONY ^ c e d imder bonds of $2,^00, which Deputy District Governor of Massa New York; Oct; 24— (AP) —How-' kok to his minister here, 9,500 miles. rision was difiy (@t.9 and in London students- in the &?-. Harvard gradu Spark plugs are removed from the he -could not furnish. . It'is . thought chusetts and president of toe Spring- . Beginners ,and AdVsWjp^ towed car. This reduces compres afd Larkin, 28 years old;' Who des-■ Bi&alo, N., Y.-^In 5 1-2 yekfs 7.8. to South ■ Wales and Lan ate schools. t|iat New Hampshire offkiials field Lions Club last year. -This cribed himself aS a contractor, was^ Ford-air lines have carried 10,000,-' cashire 26. oilt of every l00 ;tfisured P,np^..„ sion in the engine so that as the ask for extraditionary papers a ^ - meeting will be the biggest of the under arrest on a charge of black-; The names of the recipients of car is being towed in gear, and the 000 poimdstof'freights The figure workers were idle. 88 Florence Street Dial'8073 ing the government o f: tiie state ;to year. mail today after receiving* a naarked* waa reached when an autonipbile these scholarships include: driver engages the clutch, there will tiim him over so he can b(e taken $50 bill frbm Mrs.- Frances Preston, be less resistance. The lessened Manager of Cat Show came.,frbm Detroit in the 7,627th trip, Law school: to Newport, N. H., for trial. ? Thompson, wife of George Wi) of a Ford plane. shock will also save the clutch. The annual winter show, of the Thompson,-a retired wealthy broker; S. H. Aaarons, New York. In some cases it has- been neces .Cobb was., before the Tolland Laurel Cat Club will be held at N ^ York —The -^little German C. C. Alper, Pittsburgh, Pa. County Supbiior Court some time of Cazenovia, N. Y . sary to tow cars for several blocks Rnights of Columbus hall. Prospect Mrs. Thompsoti, a former actress,'; boy ^ho operates an ele'Vator onrthe L. H. Arps, Columbus, O. before the starter disengages. Un ^ o for. chicken stealing. Two other street, Hartford, soon, and. fipal liner/Europa likes Henry Ford. -Ne's F. Aronson, New York. men were sent to the^_ reformatory ‘ known on toe stage aS' Frances; der such conditions everything that plans have been made. All entries Stevens, told police sheihhd receiv-- a nice man,” said the boy. “He gave F Baum, New York. spares the cars’ labor and shock is at the time on similar'chariges. must be in by October 27 and Mrs. me five diDilafs. Anb. every time I C.‘ I. Blau, New York. ed three letters demanding $2,000 valuable. If the engine is equipped Ananlan Found Guiity^ Luther A. White of this city is man under a threat to carry information' carried him T asked how he was and W J. Brennan, Jr., Newark, N. J. ager of the show and Mrs. Edna he always-said: ‘Pine, my-boy, and J. *De Bruyn Hops, Jr., Atlanta, with petcocks these rnay be opened ^ Coroner John H. Yepmians of An- concerning, her to her husband of' and the plugs left imdisturbed, dover and HEirtford, 'in-kis.Rnding3 Jeffery of Burnside is secretary. to toe newspapers. how are you;.this morning?’ ” Ga. Westbridge, N., Y . —There ,are H. I. Gammer, New York. in the case of Jack -Ahanian *of Plummer—^Mills She said she complied with' direc- ] anti-spooning Vigilantes in . this WHEN TIMING GEARS KNOCK Hartford, who was the drived-of the Announcement has been made of tions to communicate wlto> the let L. A. Carton, Jr., Red Bank, N. J. ter writer through personals in New'; Long- Island village. 'The- secretary H. Christofferson, Chippewa Falls, Most motorists who have a “knock Automobile which killed Joim Mc- the marriage on October 16 of El- of a v,duly. appointed cbmmittee has )^one of Talcottville two weeks ago, York papers and was instructed to- SCREAM .Wis. in the motor”—and a surprising wyn E. Plummer, son of Mr. and j reported , to ;the taxpayers Associa J G. Conger, Galesburg, HI. number have—think of the trouble finds Ananism responsibly. In bis Mrs. Walter Plummer, of Prospect ! give a telephone number, tion that 27 parties were broken up as being in or around the pistons or Mr. Yeomans said:^ "I find street, this city, and Miss Leona ,] Last night < she - recetoed a tele-. in a mohtii. If a'Vi^lante sees an j ! F. Davis, Por^-apd, Me. Mills, daughter of Mr: and MfA. jphone call telling her to be at a- F. L. Dewey, Des Moines, la. bearings. • A section of the engine ■that said dea^ wsis caused' by toe occupied, car parked liidre' than half iterance, carelessness and ’ negli- Loui's Mills, of Buffalo, N. Y. Tfa^ certain place on seventh avenue.; J. S. Dickey, Lock Haven, Pa. least suspected is the timing gear with the money in an envelope. She.; an hour he telephones:the policejand ‘ Siv; ' ' Special for This Week M. Freund, New York. unit. ‘ gence of said Jack Ananian in the ceremony was perforrhed by RgV there is a summons...... operation of said automobile;” Gilpatrick, assisted by Rev. Roy went to toe spot with a marked $50; H. T. 'BYoehlich, Leipzig, Ger The whining of timing gears and bill and some waste paper. Two de-i New York—Mrs.' Gertrude Hick PINEAPPLE rCE CREAM AND many. chains is not the only noise that can An inquest was held following Mills, brother of toe bride. man Thoinpson is chairman of toe HONEY BISQUE V toe accident and witnesses 'heard. The bridesmaid was Mrs. A. -E. tectives were nearby. ; R. S. Garson, Cleveland, O, originate from the front end. Rather Then Larken accosted her tind hC' board of directors of "a railroad. The C. Gottesman, New York. common is a distinct knock that Miss Batz Heads Auxiliary Thayer, a classmate the bride. .| , widdiv of William Boyce Thompson FANCY FORMS AND MELONS R. H. Guthrie, Camden, S. C, makes itself obnoxious when the en - Miss Emma Batz was elected as Fred Plummer of this city, a broker Thompson said she had headA toe Magma Arizona Railroad BULK AND PACKAGE ICE CREAM F. W. Hall, Bound Brook, N. J. gine speed is subject to many varia of toe groom, was best man, A re- , hid^and had acted to, Company, which operates 30 miles . • 1 . . . head of the American Legion Auxil of track for toe Magma Copper H. L. Harvey, Marshall, Mo. tions, is in traffic. iary at toe regular meeting held in ception followed at the home of toe ^ tociety of such vicious black-: For sale by-,the following local dealers: F. H. Heiss, Meridian, Miss. This noise is due to a loose cam bride. The couple will reside i° I maii^s. Company in Arizona. G. A. R. hall, on Wednesday eve Rome — Tomorrow’s weddihg of Packard’s Pharmacy J. R. Hellerstein, Denver, Colo, shaft sprocket. Whenever the speed ning. Other officers elected were: Schenectady, N,. Y. Larkin denied knowing anjtthing: Farr Brothers i. Hoffman, New Tork. of the engine changes the sprocket Invited to Hartford about toe, blackmail seheme, sayings Prinpess Giovanna is to make a At the Center "Vice-president, Mrs. Alice Backofen; 1 number of'othet brides happy in the 981 Main Street J. J. Howley, Jersey City, N, J. changes position with respect to its second vice-president, Mrs. Olive Le- Ellen G. Berry Auxiliary, No. 8, he had arranged to get the letter shaft. A knock follows...... futui^. More public dowries will be S. J. Jaffe, Passaic, N. J. roux; chaplain, Mrs. Rose Bock- United Spanish War Veterans, have for a friend. creatod to mark toe event. At toe Duffy and Robinsoh Edward J. Murphy G* D. Jagels, Mountain View, sergeant’ at arms, Mrs. Nettie been invited by Department. Presi wedding of thfs'prince'last January, Calif. itself is then free to move slightly Weber; treasurer," Mrs Margaret dent Elleh'G.' Gray, of i?aftfofd, to, JAPS O. K, ARRIVES 111 Center Street Depot Square out of time during these changes in toe King provided for'gpfts of $26 E. G. Jennings, Lincoln, Neb. Marley; secretary, Mrs. Mae Chap attend a dinner and reception to be each to 50 poor girls on the wedding H. B. Johnson, Two Harbors, engine speed. The result is a series roan; historian, Mrs. Anna Mae held^n honor of the National Presi Southampton,. France, Oct. 24.—: Minn. of variable tappet noises. Pfimder; executive committee, Miss dent, Edith H. Bird, of Toledo, Ohio. (A P)—"The Japkn’ese‘ifistrumefat eff J. W. K. Johnson, KnoxviUe, Tenn. Jennie Batz, Mrs. Mary Sloan and The reception will be heUi at the ratification of the London'.'navid S. J. Kaplan, Brooklyn, N. Y. , AFTER THE WORK’S OVER Mrs. Adelphine Brigham. Garde Hotel, Hartford, on Sunday, treaty arrived in England today ^ J. F. King, Holbrook. Whenever the car has been to a aboard the Leviathan, winning by At . toe meeting a committee was October 26, from 1 until 3:30 p. m. D. L Kreeger, Highland Park, repair shop it is well to check over The tickets for the,, dinner are ope three days a race with time to get named to consider forming sin “On it here for fiSposit of ratifications at N-Y it carefully to make sure that no To Detroit Club,” to plan some way dollar. All members, who .wish to c l ’, i. ’ / v 2 "V.v/i/ UlC L. S. Lesser, New York. accidental damage has been done. for toe members to attend toe con attend toe banquet can notify the bffice, Teh Dovuiing H. S. Levy, Lancaster, Pa. create Si o f In^ working on the motor one vention there next year. Mrs. Mae president, MrS. Mary Stiles, of Tal- i M o^ay. S. J. Ldftin, New York. mechanic accidentally struck the cottville, at once. ‘^^erre Deboal of toe United; c f \m Ilic Yuen-Li Liang, Chekiang, China. Chapman and Mrs. Ireiie Brow are Sta^s Department brought ' the radiator overfiow pipe, pinching it, Avery Suit Withdrawn \ \ o n th F. J. Lind, New York. but forgot to straighten it out be in charge of arrangements. dbCument.’-’ A ; secretary' from the q iv ir iq H, S. McConnell, Brooklyn, N. Y. fore delivering toe car. Announcement was made that the The $10,000 suit brought by Judge American Embassy - was assigned to C. C. MacLean, Batavia, N. Y. Carburetors that have been re next district meeting •will be held in John E. Fisk, administrator of toe meet the boat .train this afterrioon- J. r ! McVicker, Iowa City, la. moved are apt to pick up dirt from Wllllmantic on November 2. Scot estate of George Ave];y, late of .tb-is .and, with ' ' "Deboal, .ball upon; i d M. H. Mandel, New Yaek- the workbench. A little carbon land •will be the subject. city, against John Kashady ,pf ’ the Ambassador MatAtidaira with the" D. J .Maxwell, New York. clogged in one of toe vents will Previous to toe meeting a mas Ogden Uomer section, resulting from document, which airplanes carried J. B. Messitte, Brooklyn, N. Y. cause some very perplexing trouble. querade social was held and prizes toe fatal accident at West Stafford abibss' A'mertca from a wekt ebast .AX A. M. Miller, Winthrop, la. It is not uncommon for mechanics were awarded Miss Helen Turner several months ago," when .^very bbat to the Leihathan. t)rifi*>irifl v o ii th e '* l o w e s t p r i c e s s i n c e 1 9 2 1 . R; E. Moore, Jr., Nashville, Tenn. to leave tools around the engrine. and Mrs. Alice Backofen.- Refresh was killed, has been withdrawn and Ambassador Matsudaira w’ill T‘1' ' • Mulford, Princeton, N. J. This may result in serious trouble. ments were served following the settled out of court',' featiffa^tpi'X. represent Japalj Monday, while. Tt. E. MulUn, El Dorado, Kansas. In one case a large wrench jammed’ meeting. both parties. 'Ambassador Dawes will deporit the ,H ' V •• ‘ $1. E. Mumford, Westfield, N. J., Lions Club Meeting Notes Afisencaff'rarifichtioh: ' ‘ ‘ in such a way that toe accelerator —— Newman, New Yo^k. ^ , could not,’ be pressed all the way; < The regular meeting of toe Rock "a^id ;,JEdsvsffdL Hitl^n,,-^ Buy them by the dozen ! SpeeiedI — E. Neussle, Bismarck, N. D. down when toe driver needed power." ville Lions Club was held at the 1U. 9’. w. Me'mphls, ^tatibnbd at* Bfofe-'! About 5,845,000,000 pounds of air ^J. Mulford, Princeton, N. J. A, small wrench left to rattle Rockville House on Wednesday ton. Mass., haife returned to their expfi^s were carri.ed in toe United Aiuminmnware ' -i I PAGE EIGET MANCHESTER EVEN^G HERA^t), SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 4 , 1930. for ten years or twenty years or, Any pension system worthy of the 4lttul|>0ter from all Indications, for a hundred name would cost more, and a very and fifty years, Qtiit scrappinsr, great deal more, than is now being Smnbtg Brralb brethren, or nu^e up y]Our minds to spent in institutional provision for PUBLJSHED BY THE get along for another lifetime with-; the poor. Nor would any pension HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, INC, 13 Bissell Street out any new^ building ^ t all. system that one would dare contem* __ South Manchester, Conn. plate displace the almshouses of the — THOMAS FERGUSON We of Manchester know. General Manager state. It evidences complete failure Watkins DEATHS BUM to grasp the significance of the §k \ .- F oun ded O ctober 1, 1881 problem when people talk, as Dean Published Every Evenliig Except Perhaps some of the protagonists . Sundays and Holidays. Entered at the of prohibition can figure out a Cross does, about maintaining the Post Office at South Manchester, aged poor in separate homes of their Conn., as Second Class Mail Matter. reason why a life insurance com new Low Prices! SUBSCRIPTION RATES pany should lend itself to a pro own at a less cost than they con - :One Year, by mall ...... $6.00 Per Month, by mall ...... $ -SO ceeding likely to shorten life. We be kept in the institutions. The D elivered, one yea r ...... $9.00 Democrats, who profess to be d e -! Single copies ...... $ -03 cannot. From any angle of approach it is impossible to avoid voted to the idea of old age pen MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED , PRESS ^ the conclusion that such an organi sions, show up even less favorably, The Associated Press Is exclusively as to their understanding of the -.-entitled to the use for republlcatlon | zation must, on the contrary, be - of all news dispatches credited to it ‘ continually seeking to make the question, than those Republicans or not otherwise credited in this who so’ loftily ignore it. The latter, paper and also the local news pub people more healthy and to extend lished herein. the duration of their existence. If at least haven’t gotten off on the TTYT All rights of republlcatlon of wrong foot. special dispatches herein are also re prohibition possessed th^ physiologi 7 served. cal merits claimed for it by its ad This is a great and tremendously SPECIAL, ADVERTISING REPRE vocates, why should insurance com important economic proposition. It SENTATIVE: Hamilton - DeLisser, has been given adequate study by no Inc., 2S5 Madison Ave.. New York, N, panies permit their actuarial depart Y., and 612 North Michigan Ave„ ments to give out figures liable to one—certainly not by Dean Cross, Chicago, Ills. discourage supporters of the theory whose conception of it is merely Full service client of N E A Ser- childish. If the Republican candi vice. Inc, of federal control? It does not make sense. The companies would date for governor would do his Member, Audit Bureau of Circula- tions. be guilty of deliberately fostering party a particularly fine service let The Herald Printing Company. Inc., injury to their own business. No promise the people that his ad- assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors appearing in one has ever accused the insurance ministration will make a profound advertisements in the^ Manchester study of old age pensions. That, Evening Herald. people of being that stupid. 8ind cot the head-over-heals passage Dr. Frederick L. Hoffman, con FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24. of some half-baked, makeshift pen sulting statistician of the Pruden- sion law by the next Legislature, A TELLING POINT ! tial „Life _Insurance Company,______has Quite poeeiMy the meet Importaut j ^ t o e - e t - ‘“ deqtmte which are already discredited in other contribution that has been made to ing figures bearing on the liquor the literature of the Connecticut question as relating to mortality states, is what the situation de mands. state campaign is contained in the rates. - address of Lieutenant-Governor They show a death rate from al Rogers, Republiean candidate for coholism in 1928 throughout the Two piece Southwick the governorship, at Bridgeport last United States of 4 per 100,000 of might. Mr. Rogers’ recitsd of the population. This is exactly four history of the Soldiers Relief fund, times as large as the number of dovetailed with that of the stale deatjp per 100,000 of population in sinking fund, and the surprising in 1920. It is not as large a propor formation that the latter has been tion as in several of the years be so well managed that two and a fore prohibition, but it is more than By RODNEY DUTCHER English Lounging quarter millions of dollars have ac two-thirds aa large as the largest NEA Service Writer cumulated and can be safel'y and ad death rate from this cause since vantageously transferred to the Sol 1909, which was 5.9 in 1913, and Washington — The difference be diers Relief fimd, provide about as only 4-10 less than the rate for 1915, tween the rea‘ liberals in politics convincing an example as could be which had dropped to 4.4. and those who claim to be liberals desired of the excellence of the ad because they are wets was never' The first year of prohibition pro ATKINS Fine Furni The Southwick group is ideal ministration of the state’s business more clearly accentiiated than in affairs by the Republican regime duced the lowest death rate from the political campaigns now drawing ture, correctly fash ly suited to apartments, Early and of its humane and decent inter alcohol of any figuring in the statis to its close. ioned to meet the English rooms and homes est in the welfare of the people. tics, 1 to the 100,000, but that was One t ^ g the wets and the pro led down to by a rapidly decreasing gressives have in common—they are latest trends, is available at which are using modem or The story of how the state gov ' both opposed to a status quo. The ernment resisted the ill-considered rate in the two' previous years, 2.7 wets want repeal of the eighteenth the new low prices! New Fall mixed period designs. These demand for a soldiers’ bonus in in 1918 and 1.6 for 1919. The 1928 amendment ci modification of the and Winter designs...... not are types of interior which de 1919 because, at the utniost of its rate of alcoholic deaths, therefore, is Volstead act. The progressives not only four times that of the first think it is more important to Re the old fashioned ones! The mands restful, loun^ng com resources, the state could only have lieve unemployment, curb the paid something like $30 to each re year of the experiment but is veiy “power trust,” fight labor injunc Southwick living roorh group fort. The Southwick group much greater than either of the two tions, help the farmers, keep reac- Exactly turned veteran; of how, instead, a is fashioned after one of the offers two pieces which go to fund was created and' invested out years next preceding Volsteadism. -rtionary judges off the supreme The accuracy of these figures can ward making a smart, up-to- of the earnings of which $1,200,000 Most of the outstanding progres country's most popular de as sketched has been used in relieving the hardly be called into question, as sives seem to be quite dry—Sena-' signs of today___ the English date living room or study necessities of distressed veterans they are part of the meticulously tors Borah of Idaho, Norris of Ne gathered array of facts on which braska and Walsh of Montana, for lounging type. Finely con when grouped with occasional and their families, while the orig instance. Also such 1930 candidates i the life insurance business is based. Choice of inal fund remains intact, is in itself as Gifford Pinchot, running for gov structed___ to our own spech chairs, tables, lamps and the something to create great confi They do not, it must be remem ernor on the Republican ticket ini fications...... with hardwood like. The coverings avail dence in the good faith and wisdom bered, bring into the picture deaths Pennsylvania, and Edward P. Costi- Coverings from poison but have merely to do gan. Democratic candidate for sena frames, webl^ing, oil temper able are varied. For the of the controlling party in Con tor in Colorado. necticut. While the knowledge that with cases where the victims have Much Olssatisfactiffn ed springs, moss and pure cot The Southwick group room that needs bright touch it is the purpose of the Board of taken alcoholic drinks in fatal This seems to be a year of com will be made to your or parative dissatisfaction and -both re- ton. Hand tailored to your es of color, select one of the Finance and Control and of the Re quantities. der in a choice of Eng ’The statistics show, if they shosv belious groups, wets and progres smart tapestries. Use a publican candidate for governor, to sives, are tr3ring^to make the most order, in the covering you se lish type tap estries____ urge upon the Legislature the trans anything, that so far as the exces of it. Thus there is an imusual lect. Orders for these groups both large and small fig plain fabric to soften a room* fer of the sinking fund surplus to sive use of alcohol is concerned the amount of non-partisan campaign ures ____or in genuine ing. Members of both major parties which already has an abund the Relief Fund, making it possible country is just about back where it will be filled in the order re taupe mohair, or plain started from. They also show that are temporarily deserting to cam to practically double the expendi paign and vote for the other party’s ceived! Munson cloth in Fall col ance of colors. tures for veterans’ aid, cannot fail since 1920 the number of such deaths candidate because he is dry or wet orings. to impress the thinking voter with has been steadily increasing, and progressives are likewise check the fact that Connecticut affairs are whereas diuing several years before ing their party labels to support one prohibition the rate was decreasing. or another of their brethren on the being handled not only with extraor other jMirty’s ticket. There isn’t dinary skill but with great faithful As a means of preserving the enough of this sort of thing to justi ness. health of the nation prohibition fy predictions of a new era in poli doesn’t seem to have been the suc tics, but there’s a lot more of it The longer this campaign pro than usual. ceeds the more startling is the con cess that a great many persons an Strange bedfellows are piling in ■WATKINS BIlOTHERS, rsrc. trast between the speeches of the ticipated. It woiild really'seem as together in Pennsjdvania, where Republican candidate for governor, though there might be some Democrats are never supposed to better way to prevent people from win anything. John Hemphill, Pin- packed as they are with accurate chot’s Democratic opponent, has the /r^e.'Lco'c^)ec^^i-CLilon6 information, and the criticisms of drinking themselves to death. support of organized wets, conserva his opponent, Dean Cross, which dis tive public utility and other corpora play such a hopeless degree of un OLD AGE PENSIONS tions, many leaders of the notorious ^/zcAedte^, Many persons will be indisposed Vare Republican machine and a sub familiarity with the subject of^ Con- stantial group of labor leaders. necticut’s government. to lightly dismiss the subject of old Pinchot, who always has been re y age pensions, just now being agi garded as a fiaming progressive and SCRAP; NO P. O. tated as one cff the policies of the an unusually enthusiastic dry, may Democratic party in this state. It be hard pressed. He has the or Norwalk resembles Manchester in ganized drys and Hemphill has the the single point of having developed is likely to prove a serious mistake wets. Whereas Republican wets of at opposite ends of a township and to pooh-pooh this proposition as" prominence have deserted to Hemp then grown together. As we have though it were a childish fancy. hill, Democratic drys such as Vance' McCormick of Harrisburg and John body balknce. If you wish to gain ever advisable, or would it .be our North end and our ^ u th end, Political candidates or leaders who A. McSparran, defeated for governor the greatest efficiency, try to walk dangerous?” GERMAN FLYING M M Norwalk has its Norwalk Proper or adopt such a course must be pre in 1932, have declared for Knchot. HEREy TO yOUR with your toes pointed straight Answer: A ranula is a cystic be Upper Norw^k and its South Nor pared to face the resentment of As the Republican candidate, ahead. When walking, be sure that neath the tongue due to the obstruc many serious minded people. We Pinchot himself naturally has con your shoes are built for co;mfort tion and dilatation of the sublingual PLAY MANY HUNCHES walk, though all Norwalk is one city, siderable machine support and other rather than for appearance. or submaxillai-y glands Is sometimes just as all Manchester is one town. take the liberty of suggesting to Re HEALTH advisable. strength from conservative or reac At the etart, one should begin And whereas we Meinchester folks publican speakers that to answer tionary sources, as well as an offi walking a quarter of a mile a day, Berlin— (AP)—Pet superstitions AUTHOR o r TH£ M OT WfV TO HCflUTtr merely retain a fraction of the sec the proposal of the Democrats with cial endorsement by the state Feder gradually increasing the distance by (Tomatoes and Milk) are numerous in German aviation ation of Labor. Question: H. P. ^ k s: “Is it all tional feeling of former days. Upper the brusque query, “Where’s the A9 qgtsHoa raganSng HwMi and Oist « 9 b» an— wd. a quarter of a mile each succeeding circles. Walsh S^ff Fight right to eat tomatoes and drink milk money to come from ?’’ is no answer stsmpadL aal addravad am*alop# ansi ba ando^wL day. It Is much better to begin Norwalk and South Norwalk are the In Montana John J. Raskob, the W rite CM ana rida of papa* ody. Lattan o ia t not aacaad gradually and increase the distance at the same meal?” Friedrich Christiansen, comman der of the Do-Xj former commander Kilkenny Cats of Connecticut’s fam at all. This is a problem which in Anti-Saloon League and progresr ISO annli. Addcaa Dc. Fim k MeCec. ctia of IIi b p a p tr. than to try to walk different dis Answer: Tomatoes or ^ y other ily of municipalities. another couple of years may become, sives generally are supporting Sena tances every day. During your acid frurb combine well With milk. of the hydroplane squadron, and tor Walsh, dry progressive Demo WINTER WALKS ,form of exercise for accomplishing Make a meal of the tomatoes and only naval flier who was decorated Right now the two parts of Nor instead of a mere incident, a pretty walk remember that the fresh air crat, whose re-election Is seriously ------[this than plain old-fashioned out- is one o f the most important reasons milk, and do not use any other food with the order “Pour Le Merite” Is walk are up to their ears in the noise live issue.' There is no sense in threatened by Judge Albert Jv Galen, Now that the bad weather is ap- i walking. Even atWetes, ^ re- for youf taking the walk. Practice at the same time. a striking teaifijae. Ernst tJdet, war and fury of a battle over a post handing it to the Democrats on a Republican wet. Raskob, who is breathing in during five steps, hold ace, ia. aimther. proaching, the tendency will be for j ^ngiude a ^ ea t dea^ of walking in (Infantile Paralysis) office site. South Norwalk wants platter. both the Democ;:atic national chair ing your breath two steps, then The Gemum ministry of trans-^ man and a leading wet, piersonally people to. remain indoors, causing their training exercise because they QuestTbn: Mrs; W. R. writes: the proposed building—a home for ’There is every reeison to believe breathe out during five steps and portatlbn is the office udiich issues* gave $5000 to the Walsh campaign. them to miss the benefits of out realize how' important walking 19 bold the breath out during two “Three years ago my little girl had licenses and license-uambera to air federal courts and other govern that some sort of an old age pen- In Colorado Costigan, former door walking and fresh air. No one for building up their endurance and steps. If you will do this, taking infantile paralysis which left her planes. It decide^ to give ld30 to mental agencies as well as the post sicMi system in the future is inevita member of the tariff commission, is ifiiould allow b’ mself to fall into tVila Improvliig their limg capacity, in a little g>ffp of air each time with right arm quite useless. She csin, Germany's latest cons&ucUon, the slothful habit, for it is just as im- with a struggle, move some of the office—to be located on a South ble. How imminent its arrival may both red-hot progressive and red-hot When one walks, stands or sits in each step and breathing out the Do-X. . dry. Progressives of both parties ,portant to take ^ercise in the fresh same way, you will find that it is fingers. A specialist wants to oper Norwalk site convenient to the rail be, or how remote, is something to an improper position, some of the But the ministry had not taken think he would be a great help in air during cold or rainy weather Hr as vertebrae grow into poor positions, not lofig before you are able to ac ate and graft muscle into the-arm. superstition into conrtderation; For, road station. Upper Norwsilk wants guess about. But its inevitableness the Senate. His Republican oppo it is during the sunny days. It is, 1 gradual iinpingement up commodate twice as much air in your 1 would like your advise abciat this.” when Christiansen was informed of the building to be located at a mid bulks large on the economic horizon, nent, George H. Shaw, is fay less in fact, more important, for exer on., the ^ spinal nerves. This gives lungs with comfort as you are doing Answer: Your child’s arm can Jbe the number selected; he found that' cise is needed to keep up a good developed through proper teeat- way point between the two business And the sooner the Republican party dry and far more conservative. Cos plenty of work for the Osteopath now. the sum total of 1930 was 13> ; tigan,,according-to dispatches from circulation to overcome the effects ments wiHh eleotro-therapy. Certain sections. Neither kicking, biting in Connecticut realizes that here is and Chiropractor to do, and these Do not give up your walking dur The commander.flaUy refused tn the west, has a real chance to win. of cold, and the fresh, outdoor > air sciences have succeeded to a re currents can be nppUed to the nrm take the hdm of the Mlant boat is essential in counteracting the ef ing impleasant. weather simply be muscles which will bring about a nor gouging is barred. It’s a lovely a subject which demands the best Progressives everjrwhere are in markable degree because of t^e cause Is requires a little more effort til the number Was changed. shindy. thought of its best brains, the tensely Interested in seeing Norris fect of lung congestion which usual good' that they do with the treat normal development. She has cdl of ly results from hot, stuffy, closed to exert yourself to go out of doors. the muscle cells which are necei^ry The, ministry changed the license^* better. re-elected in Nebraska. Norris Is the ments of the spine for correcting Resolve to keep yourself In good number o f the'Do-X to 1920^ But we would whisper a word of Senate’s most important progres rooms. to move the arm if they are only de advice. Let Norwalk take lesson of Not that the problem has been the faulty position of the vertebrae. condition ^ e whole year roimd. Be veloped. ‘This treatment is far su Christiansen isn’t the mily supef*- sive; he is also quite dry. His Demo Everyone should try to go out I: one learns to walk correcUy, how doors for a walk each day regard fore you know It, you will find that perior to any surgical attempt to stitlous pilot .in Germany. Udet,' what has happened to Manchester thought out by the Democrats, for cratic opponent, former Senator Gil ever, these misplacements can large you are enjoying what you now con with 46 tfiemy pUmes to. his credit in the matter of a disputed -post the very point most emphasized by bert M. Hitchcock, is no reactionary, less of the weather. It is usually ly ^ prevents. graft on another muscle. possible to wear a light raincoat sider impleasant weather and you and one of (^rmany’s bet’: atunt'^ but is much more conservative than will find that walking in the .rain or fliers, will never enter his plane ex-; office site. their standard bearer, Dean Cross, is Norris. He favors modification. and rubbers for protection.when.it one of the most conuuon mistakes SAVED proof of the superficiality of their walking In the cold is an exhilarat cept from the left side. Moreover, Getting a post office building out There are many examples of the Is raining, and if one walks briskly, made in walking is to walk w i^ WIFE; Henry, do you realize that fact that it is possible to be dry and it is not necessary to wear heavy the toes pointed outward. It is a well ing experience. on the hack of the seat pf iuiy plane ' of Uncle Sam -is a stunt and a half conception of the problem. Over "ou have forgotten Oiis is my birth thattJdet flies he Inscribef Oice and over again he has stressed the conservative or to be wet and p ro-1 gsrnicnts, even though it is quite toow n architectural fact tiiat a even when all the people in the town gressive—that is, to be a “liberal” 1 cqld oiit of ^dOors. No matter what structure Is as weak as Its founda QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS day? initials of his lai^ frindl . or city do their rooting for it in feature that an old age pension sys hi both senses of the word or to be; yofi are doing or accomplishing In tion. Now, the habit of walking H U SBAl^: Yes, dearie. I did Other fliers are espedn^ . Ranula ; one energetic and harmonious tem would be less expensive to the the anthithesis of each at the ^m e life, you can make a better success with your toes pointed out produces forget, and it's quite natural that.I stitious in regard- to wearing should. There really isn’t anythifig-|^>arel, a .« .d wl& tiin v t , tor : chorus. Fight among yourselves— tax paying public than institutional time. But hundreds of thousands of If you will keep yourself in good fallen arches. This, in turn, tilts Question; C. T. asks: “What voters are likely to be in a quan training. - Everyone should be in the pelvis to such an extent that it would cause a ranula, and ,is it about you to remind me that you put on a new ^ j and the old gentlemem won’t worry care of the Indigent aged. Which dary when they have to choose be tppnotch condition all of the time is necessary for the spine <0 form something permanent, or-will it go are a day older than you wer«. air by another nlaae. . ' 1 * ^ the least about passing jmu up'is, of course, the sheerest rubbish. tween one type and the other.* aiid X do. not know of any better an unnatural curve to preserve the away eventually? Is an operation .year-ago.—The Humorist they have taMn .op inlib ' - ■■■■-■ • ■ ■ .,' ■•■■ . ■ .■ ,..v , - -. f'-^ , ■■ • . ■ > ■ .. ■ ‘ ■-! ; '. : -. '. :|. A-, ■■ ■'■• :'• MANCHESTER b Vb J^IJNG HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, dONN.Fr i d a y , OCTOBER 24, 1930. ^ ' ,r r ■ ' ’■ OLD PLOT DIES ford lash, night - OapUin Eo^frl had sailed Bo'jnd since Talkies Library O f Noises SCHWAB PREDICTS Bridgeport, O ct 24.— (AP) -^ was 10 years old. PHIL COOK, SIX-FOOTER Captain George Henry Rowland, 79, ■ ' ! . f ■ - .at. famous on the Sound as the “smart ’The pressure in your auto cyliOf PROSPERTTYNEAR est” pilot between New York and der when the gasoline buiT^s is. Carefully Indexed Bedlam ^ ^ ton died at his home in Strat greater than the weight of a IiorsK ■ r . - J TAKES ANY ROLE IN OWN ' MIS? JOHES, PLEASE UANO M ETM AT 'MIOIBCHT MK)W Head o f Steel Institate Warns OVER.Tf|iCE.' MaRBwwn WREaOR . Against Overproduction in . OF UND. Addresk Today. UDEZINE LAMP PARTJS A NEW WAY New York, Oct. 24.— (AP.)— j - ->U^, Charles M. Schwab, chairman of | r u t Ll&gARV--' TO BUY LAMPS. Bethlehem Steel Corp., told the American Iron and Steel Institute a v e you tried designing your today that because the past year own. lamps? It’s fascinating. had revealed no “basic structural H failure” in the economic foimdation, You buy the separate parts and put he believed business revival would Tb«>m together and in less than five V '. bring to America “a larger measure minutes you have a beautiful lamp. of prospefity than the American people have ever known before.” And you don’t have to be an expert / In his address as president of the mechanic fo^ the process is surprb- institute at its semi-annual meeting, Mr. Schwab' said the steel industry ingfy simple. would “lead the march to prosperi Y ou will find a b e a u tifu l assort ty,” although tke task was one re CCAOV quiring staying power, vision and ment of Udezine Lamp Parts in our hard work. . display rooms. “We are not concerned with the cross currents of what I would call They are as fine as can be made— 9i^lrisr ’short-term pessimism,’ ” he assert electrically and m echanically—for a W T AEFTWe WILD ttftVES T AYm c; ed, “nor are we over-anxious about Thousands of sounds recorded at their sources have been put in a the exact date when order? will pile Udezine Parts are the same as go into “noise library” for use whenever a talkie needs one. up on our door-steps. Ours is a busi high priced portable lamps. s>. ness that deals in the fundamentals of material civilization and in the Udezine Lamp Parts are made in Holljrwood— (AP)—One? an actor Brown began building his collection essentials of human advancement. Phil Cook as “Buck,” one of the dozen characters he brings to the microphone in tiis twice-a-day pro of sounds. various lovely designs, some of which described as a “mere off-stage noise” And when I say that we are mov grams. Without the makeup he is a blond. He and his staff took microphcaaes' are illustrated. There are s^les for could feel insulted, but that time is to railroad stations, beside babbling ing forward, I am not overlooking ; brooks, to barnyards, to roofs high the fact that at the moment there sung a song on the air that he did every room and every purpose for gone forever. are many at home and abroad who New York— (AP)—Six feet taU,'|’ site f 9T the birthplace of this ver above the efty. satile artist, but East Orange, N. J., ■not compose himself. I which portable lamps are used and In the early audible films studios can see things only through specta and a good looking blond for a nuile ^ Now these -stored sound effects rates as, his home tow n , for it weis Phil sits down when he broad-1 the prices are so low that you will spent effort and imagination to ob save endless time and money in pic cles darkened by immediate bi^t —that Is Phil Cook, radio’s one-man there* that he was educated. casts, and even grins at his own i tain realistic imitations of common ture-making. Formerly a scene transient gloom.” show. I Phil is m a^ed, and has been fc^ jokes. ^ j want several for your home. Mr. Schwab maintained there was place soimds. might have to be re-taken several He sings, he plays, he philoso-; 15 years. Hd met his wife while In times because the clicking of a a better tone to prices, that the Then someone concluded that the phizes, he cracks jokes and be por grammar school. Their daughter is TOMORROW: Time in on the Udezine Radio Program real thing would be better than any door-latch would not record prop markets for steel were expanding, trays a dozen characters, aU in Ein a little more than a year old. She both in familiar fields and in new over WTIC at 10:30 a. m. imitations, and started on a noise- erly. Now'Brown’s men, with doz effort to produce a pleasant 15 min is named P hj^s, because it had Action Without Harm hunt that has resulted in a “record ens of latch-clickings in stock, "dupe uses, and that production had been^ utes around the loudspeaker. |been planned to call the baby Phil, library” of thousands of different in” the proper sound. stabilized. jr., if it had been a boy. He is just about everything neces- ■ Whenever Constipated W VTKINS BROTH ERS, ixci sounds, each available on short no The search for new sounds. Brown “But,” he added, “I want to sary to put across radio entertain €3ook stEirted out musically as ja tice. has found, is as fascinating as the soimd agsdn the warning note which ment, including his own sound ef- i violinist, but his first salary check e/te, /r^e'U o'i,^)ec^^i-cU ionSuits. Handsome greater Connecticut.” about five yeews Eigo. lar this week-end and during the winter months. , , patterns, all guaranteed pure worsted and regular $22.50 to $27.50 quality, all at $15i COME TO YOUR CAR, Extra pants to match the Suits at $5 more. SATURDAY \\^AS»ED\^lUCKim 1 w Large variety of Men’s Trousers $3.95 and $4.95. - ...... / ' '-J' . THE LAST DAY j i J w N O W A /U m t 1 ■ SPECIAL : l; w FOR VALUES THIS S P E O a T o PPER ^ $1.25 1 Men’s Trench Coats, fancy back, rainproof, larg^ SIMONIZING j . lather buttons. ^ ^ $8.00 l, m DRESSES WILSON’S AUTO WASH il ^ Rear of 'Johnson Block $ 5 . 9 5 >i Tuxedo Suits $15 \ $ 7 * 9 5 e a . 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Ji’.st Received direct from New York, Sheeted Flying is more necessary for the Purchase of " farmer, he thinks, than it is for the Address . . . i ...... city business m£in, because time of WINTER COATS ten is more'- important, and dis Plain and Fur Trimmed U oi^red by ipail, add 12c extra for postage ahd packing tances, especially in the west, some times are long. $14,95 UP MAIt OR BRING TO BUSINESS QFFICR Some day he expects to be able to take advfintage of early market Bc^.sure to add Postagd* to mail orders. reports by radio, run a load of cat H aTtfor^i tle or hogs into a large plane, fly to THE SMART SHOP 82 Asylum Street, Chicago to catch that day’s market Mandiester Evemng Herald Our only store iii this state is in Rartfozd^ - and return home in the afternoon - Btate Theater Building . ^ , with his check. » 1 ■- m m - MANCHESTER, EVENING '^ERAtD, SOUTH MANCHESfER, COra. FRIDAY, OCTOB^^^ 24,-19^0. TEN m\x Daily Hmlih iy?"WEARlSe Service Hints On How To Keep Weil O »930 NEA s e r v ic e YOUTHFULLY SMART h •I.:.-- by World Famed Autbority The temper tantrum In young tsame thing-occurred,” ^OitVthte « - The lightweight in dark green tones illustrated in Style No. 3^2, is a children is not serious in itself. ception—Patsy went up “on the iforch charmingly pra^cal dreae for utility wear.;;> mvv.’,' • ■ ^ - , ■ , ___ ahd lowered herself careAlUy on a It is merely a demonstration of proceeded to have her scfeam- BEGIN HEBE TODAY but then you turned aroimd. Bar that were to arise with Barney’s It is typically. ,spp^. Xt displays chic lingqidje cote, so fasMbpable in EXPERT ADVICE NfS^DED A^entnre enters the life of Celia ney, I’m awfully glad to ^ , ^ou." arrival. ,.' ° daytime mode, in the-wWle pAquc collar and|<&ep Jlared ; cuffs/tiiat ; are IN PIUKINiB SANATORIUM fnistrajqd w ^ and.^haa no physical jug s p ^ with the usuti 17, when she learns the “Never so glad to see'Bhj^ioay in They stayed for two more faces, hemstitched at -the edge^ Aj green gKJsgrauir'tibl^n tie ^ completes the origiq w h a te v e r, although it may and breath holding. Again lather tiie has supposed dead is my , life!’’ the young jftan said em- but neither proved as exciting as riecWine. By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN applear to the a!^m ed mother that w a y >^thout a. word of aBte and wealthy. She leaves her the last. Jordan, was in excellent Editor, Jownal of the American phaticedly. He was still holding her The . Circular'; the congested -face sihd the lack of //• i niipretentioiis home in Baltimore to hand. spirits when he came away from MedlcM Assloriatibh, ahd of Hygeia, breath of her baby must mean some itantrum I/ts y tooh^was Hve in New York with her father, “But how did you happen to be cashing his winnings. flaring skirt far the. Health litogazine. type of convulaki. | ih the bouse. She had gottra; ti^^^ Mitchell, Mid her aristocratic —’’ she h ^ a n ., Lisi opened her purse and hbld vors the cubved' ^ s case is typical of most tern- head, m t o rrandmother. “Oh, it?s a long story! I’ll tell you up a single dollar bill. hipline that T^ves The person with tuberciilosis may per tantriiins- ®he sat down on the floor first, then Margaret Rogers, Celia’s mother, all about it, hid. Right now all I can “They all got wings!” she mur sooner or later be compelled to re A little girl of three wanted to braced her two hands behlnd/er on mured mournfully. the figure length la'fAow a widow, having divorced do is think how sweet-you’re look resort to a sanatorium in order that go riding with her mother. She toe carpet and lowered herself care- Mitchell and later remarried. Bar On the drive ba^ck to Larchwpod ened line. ^ It 'ifl hopped off her bicycle ran over to fuUy. She screamed Md s^ened ing! Say, you look like a million Celia was quiet. The other girl’s he may achieve proper scientific ney Shields, young newspaper dollars, Celia!” stitched to the the car and tried to cUmb in. and did toe usual ^ngs, but toe photographer, is in love with the Blushes deepened her color. The chatter kept this from being no long-wSdsted -pod- treatment for his condition. “Not this time, Patsy. Go in and scene was a s i^ a l for cveryoiie, to ticed. When they arrived Lisi get dressed—Letty’s waiting. I’ll be leave toe room. I was there and sel- girl and before leaving Baltimore girl did look attractive. Her thin ice that nips the Since tlie home itself with ■ all Celia promised to be loyal to his changed into her own clothes and hoiue in a few minutes. dom have I' been treated to such a green frock had flattering white departed. Jordan remained to dine normal waistline of ^ its pOrsoneil relationships and deliberate exhibition of temper as love. frills about the throat and brief with Evelsm and Celia. with its relief from lAintalning Now Patsy had been having tem that siaall person displayed. Mitchell asks Evelyn Parsons, sleeves. She wore white slippers and with a green any kind of attitude is fundamen per tantimms. Nobody had coddled They spent the evening on the Tried It Again beautiful widow, to introduce the a broad white straw with drooping veranda just as they had often be suede l ^ t . ’The tal to healtiiful mental states, as her and she appeared to be getting girl to young people. Mrs. Parsons brim. Flattery, that most artM of fore. Celia was aware of a feeling inset pock e t a is pointed out in the London Lan over them. But instantly she threw The last time it happened her agrees, considering Celia a means to cosmetics, had done its work. Celia’s cet, the worst sanatorium, iff the herself down on toe sidewalk and mother told ine she saw it com MltcteU'. section, though .he eye^or. du^g^ of restraint when she was alone^ ,3 placed at either her skull landed with a crack that ing and said quite pleasantly. “If side of the A front belief of a patient, is usually the is jealous and at once begins schem her good night. one in which he happens to be. caused toe neighbors across the you’d climb up on toe sofa you’d ing to get rid of the girl. asked softly. “I think I’ll go to bed at once,” below the belt, Sanatoriums vary greatly in their street to rush over in a panic. have a -much better time, dear." She introduces Celia to Tod Jor “I’ll say I do!” she told Evelyn after he had ^ne. emphasizes th e ability to provide the environment But her mother waved them off. Sarcasm is lost on. a ctdld, but dan, fascinating but of dubious “But you didn’t answer my let “Feeling sleepy.” flat bipline. of home and ln their ability to main “I’m glad this happened,” she ex Patsy, sensing ridicule, thought' a character, and ■ does all she can to ters.” “Then you’d better go along. tain in the mind of the patient a plained. “She needed it.” Patsy was minute and ran out of toa room.. encourage the match. Lisi Duncan, “Letters? 1 only got one. Did you Good night." It is so simple - proper attitude toward his disease. sitting up now and screaming not So far she hasn’t had ahq^er'spell socially prominent, becomes Celia’s send any more? That’s part of all Celia went to her room. She un- to make and Many persons do best in reasonable from tantrum any longer, but from since. loyal friend. I’ve got to tell you. Just wait until dressed, turned out the light and solitude; others demand an environ pain. 'The quickest pure is to let the Mitchell learns Jordan is paying takes but 3% child, alone and above .everything' you hear ' I’ve had some good luck, i got into bed, but she could not sleep. yards of 39-inch ment that provides for plenty of Sensed the Ridicule his daughter attentions and forbids Celia!” I An hour later Celia had reached a else not to give him what he is cry her to see him. Celia offends her material wdth % company and conversation. Her mother called Letty. “Put ing for. We cannot always use our grandmother and the elderly Mrs. “You look as though you had. i decision. Obviously - the physician who is some lotion on it, Letty,” she direc hearts in child training. As, a mat Still, I don’t see why you couldn’t | yard of JS-inoh choosing the sanatorium has to ted the alsirmed mmd. And she Mitchell feigns illness and departs (To Be Continued) contrasting for ter of fact these hearts of oiifs are, for a rest. The girl goes to Mrs. write to me. You said you would, take into account the cost, so that ■whispered, “She’s all right — don’t too often toe undoing of months of Parsons’ Long Island home for a Barney!” the medium sise. the patient will not constantly be fuss. I’ll be back soon.” persistent effort. And toe children lengthy visit. There Jordan calls “Yes, I know. But you won’t care It may he had in worried by this question, and he She felt:toe “egg” that was start certainly know it. ’ frequently. about that after you hear what’s sizes , 16, must take into account also the ing to swell, made sure that no fur happened.” • 12 Mrs. Parsons lunches with Mitch 18 and 20 years. psychologic factors that have been ther damage was done, and got into ell and he tells her he has investi Men and women around them had SISTER mentioned. the car again. Her impulse was to gated Jordan’s past and that the begun returning to their seats. It Brown canton It has been argued that one of stay at home, but she deliberately voung man is a gambler. She does was nearly time for the next race crepe is dainty the principal values of a sana drove around a block or two, deter not» 1 pass • * . this . . news on___ V. tou-v 4 - Celia. : v-N +V«of- Next T3«ar»r>aTr Celia noticedV» q H fl that Barney had a and serviceable torium, as also of health resorts, mined not to acknowledge defeat to day Celia, Lisi and Jordan attend camera at his side. | NARY’S lies in the fact that the patient is tile small strategist. with the collar the races and Celia’ eye is attract “Oh—are you making pictures?” ! and cuffs of taken away from his usual en For next to going along Patsy’s ed by a familiar figure. she asked. i Vionnet pink vironment, and Secures relaxation idea was to have her mother stay “Yes, vrorse luck! I’ll have to be | ITCHEN faille crepe. Make * 59 . of the mind afid freedom from care. at home, of course. That ride was N ^ ^ GO ON WITH THE STORY moving in a minute. Listen, when : the belt of self necessary. anj I going to have a chance to talk j The ■ person with' tuberculosis re CHAPTER XXXVII fabric. quires, besides rest, a . reasonable But this is not toe end of the to you? I’ve got a lot of things I | By SISTER MARY story. A short time after almost the The young man’s back Was cer- Celia. What are ; amoimt of fresh air and sunlight, a __ „ „ i w'ant to tell you, Celia. What are j ------Bordeau -red proper diet and good , medical care. tainly familiar. It was the way he you doing tonight?” ! There has been considerable re- crepy patterned carried his broad shoulders which j -i couldn’t see you tonight,” she j ^ -u j^gt few years regard- The patient in the exceedingly ac first caught Celia’s attention. Her said. “Oh, dear, let’s see—” | ^ regaru woolen, wool jer tive stage of his disease requires heart seemed to stop beating. She, “Can’t I call you at your father’s , ing the value of oysters as a food, sey In hunter’s' rest much more than fresh air. leaned forward, craning her neck to ^ house?” land the results justify their liberal green and wine - Obviously, therefore, the provision red crepe maro* of a suitable bedroom with good MAKE IT see more clearly. use in the dietary. They have been cain are lovely The girl shook her head. medical care is his chief require did not turn around. There „ long recognized as an easily digested ideas for this ment. Wi«r something -b ------about------that gray protein altfiough their snappy sportive YODRSEEf. tweed back that brought a quick she said. I m out on Loug water content .make them an model. The person who has passed the rush of memories. If only he would Island with a ^ ‘ expensive source of energy. It is active stage and who needs fresh turn his head! But no—of course, Mrs. ^ their mineral and vitamin content, air and sunlight will do much bet she must be mistaken. It was just better let me telephone you. Where _ that is of greatest im- Manchester Herald ter where such climatologlc ad some stranger who held his' sl^ul- Service ” He gave ' portance. Pattern Service vantages are available than in a ders in the same alert way as Bar- Picture service, ne gave ^ oysters are rich in vitamin B, UOTAJIO sanatorium situated in the north Shields 1 her the exch^ge number. ^ | vitamins A and C and con- 3292 ern part of our coimtry and in a smoky atmosphere. Thus English "Look, Celia, look-tjiere’s that ‘ some vitamin D. They stand Fur a Herald k'attern of the Beautiful hair I model illustrated, squd 15c in men regxilarly go to Switzerland Modem hair dresserS arrange the cute jockey! . one in red. See exultant^.' r i o Z T ^ a ^ d T m ^ ^ r t stamps or coin dirwtiy to Fash for their tuberculosis when they him ?” hair so beautifully that it’s bound to . Lisi Duncan had grabbed Celia’s I ^ ® ° what I ve go t , sources of iron, ’piese ion Bureau, Manchester Evening The plain tnith is that the world have reached this stage in their attract attention. That’s why It’s arm and was pointing out a boyish the aisle, half' Properties give them a significant HeraJd, Fifth. Avenue and 29tb is passing through a perfectly na disease, whereas they are well cared so important to guard its color arid ' Street, New York City, Bo sure tural and normal reaction. Slowly for at home in the active stage. lustre; keep it in perfect condition. yo.uth in scarlet satin, boots and she glanced up and saw | pte-oe among foods. to write your name and, address Ijrqad-visored cap who, with other Jordan moving toward the place i Oysters must be cooked as care- but surely the forces that will bring Modem scientific medicine pro There is no surer, simpler ■way tb clearly and to give--the correct about revival are at work. vides methods of treatment for tu do this than ■wito: Danderine. ;^ch Rockies, was crosring in front of the wherVsheVnd List hidlaeen^sffting.! buminous substance that must be ' number and size cf the- pattern berculosis, including surgical re Instead of sending toe ubiquitous —Francis H. Sisson, New York greeting card this Christmas, a dec time you use your brush, just, mois Ex- yqu want. " bahk executive^ moval of the ribs and collapse of ten it with this delicately friif^anced ______. __ cook- orative little box of matches makes Fitoe 15 Cents the limg, and Including also the in a pleasant change. liquid. Then as ydtf draw it through all f Tng period will make them° tough In the two inspection toimsT have jection of air into the thorax so your hair, it removes toe excess oil; , . „ him here she had forgotten about.I and lootViprvleathery and therefore hard to : Name' ...... Buy ordinary small boxes of “Yes, I was Lisi. I saw him. Jordan. made I didn’t see one single drunk as to collapse the lung and rest it in safety matches. Cut strips of or brings out toe natural color ; makes this manner. These methods are I t would be several minutes be- “Say the young man beside her, oysters may be served to | Size ... en man. namental paper, magazine covers the hair fairly sparkle with new life fore there would he another race, drawled, “you’re not alone here, are: I —Prohibition Administrator Amos obviously available only where there or any other modemistically de and lustre. The crowd aU about them had be- | >™ ids / r e an exceecM^ Addrest. W. Woodcock. . are. competent men to perform the signed paper in small bits, just the How much easier it is to arrange guil moving. Tod Jordan, hand-, j g^gss I’d better be g et-' ° ^ bake^ or in : operations and to take care of the size to cover toe four sides and each the hair'afterwards. How it stays some in white linen suit and orange yj^ck to my friends. You have tZv nrori^^ The fur-bearing animals are dis injections. The care of the patient end of toe boxes. place. And try “setting”’ the tie which setoff his dark good " anyhow" now, donj you ? | appearing with alarming rapidity with tuberculosis therefore requires Glue all toe pieces in place and waves with Danderine, not a routine treatment; but the looks, turned toward the two girls. ■ What’s the best time to call. Bar-, -y Aid to Digestion as a result of trapipng for the fur shellac them all aroxmd. This gives in so much longer. ‘W ant to take a look at the ney?” Many dishes of oysters are not trade. • best possible treatment of some one that slick, glossy and expensive look Dandei^e quickly dissblyes the horses?” he said. “I think I’ll go ‘About the same, I g^icss. All more difficult to digest because of —Dayid Quinn, secretary of the experienced in the study and treat to them, making them seem much crust of dandmff; puts the sqalp in down to the paddock and see if I ^ times equally bad. But they’re care- added ingredients. The oysters emergency conservation commit ment of this disease. more a Yuletide remembrance than the pink of condition; helps the hair pan pick up a tip.” . * ful about taking messages in 'the of- themselves are practically steamed A THOUGHT tee. a simple card would. to gn:ow long, silky and. abimdant! “I don’t want tips,” said Lisi fice. n rm not/here, leave w o rd .'---- — NOT MUCH Wrap a couple,'or even a single glibly. “I’ve already picked my j-u get it all right.” Tnornine- 1 instance, oysters fried in deep fat In the great intangibles of human match box, for each friend. If you horse. It’s the one that cute jockey -j-n telephone in the morning. protected by their coating of emotion, respect is inseparable from Student (leaving coUege): Good are giving a Christmas party, one in red is going to ride. See, here’s oh, I’m so glad to have seen you!” V. +V,of thaw ora T^rnn. shall diligently keep the com- good will. - ' bye, sir. T want to thank you for all at each place makes a colorful and his name! And the horse is “Fami “Believe me, I am, too. Well, so ^ g your God. —President Hoover. have learned from you. acceptable favor. They are very The One Minutd Hair Seautifiet ly Row. There’s a hunch for you. Prof.: Don’t mention it—it’s noth easy to make, inexpensive and pret AT AU. DRuo STORES—TH iarynini cents That horse ought to win me ^°^elia gave him a quick smile and | Since oysters are generally liked One of the most interesting prob ing at all.-^’The Humorist. ty. money!” then mounted the steps. Her heart; and always have been classed with The first great law is to obey.— lems that science has yet to solve Celia shook her head. ivas singing. All the bffbitter ter thoughts ■ ^ “delicacies,” they make admir- Schiller. is concerned ■with toe nature of - “You go on. Tod,” she said. that had come whra B a^ey j dishes for informal limcheons ■vitamins. ^ ^‘Wp’ll wait for you.” f to wri:fe-were banished. Ther must j Sunday night suppers. Wrapped I -Dr. E. V. McCollum, nutrition au “See you later!” I be an explanation Anyhow, he cer- , pan-broiled; creamed “ BACK STAGE TO FAME thority of Johns Hopkins Univer Jordan disappeared in the milling tainly had seemed glad to see her. j ^ fojgf. rolled in cracker crumbs, sity. ^rowd. Liri was^ turning and twst- Sight ^of Shields bad resurrected j ^.ppg^j ggg ^nd fried in deep fat London.—Frona call boy to the iing, trying to take in everything memories of hoipe.- ' or^Zped toYritter batter and fried leading part in Edgar Wallace’s melodrama “On toe Spot,” is the I am too long, I know I am too ground her. I “Oh, there you are! Wondered in deep fat; on brochette ■with bacon* long. “If there isn’t Jimmie Webster. what had heccme of you. Where’s and mushrooms—the ways of serv trail to fame taken by Bertie Hale. Lisi?”.Jordan greeted her. Until a few months ago he wasn’t —King Christian of Denmark, . who Over there—see? And, my, lord, it’s ing them are numerous. is six feet five Inches tall. ^ a te ■with him! Well, of'all things!” “She’s over on- the other side.. Oysters are sAways popular begin anybody. Todi^y .ke is ‘^t h the show- Celia followed Lisi’s excited ges- Saw her sister up above and didn’t nings for winter dinners. on a continents tour from Paris to Yuring to the seats a few rows want to he seen. Lisi’s saidng seats Czecho-Slovaida. Hale is dnly 21, INFERNAL MACHINE! 9" Oyster salad can be prepared in above whfre Webster and Kate for us. Shall we go? several ways. A combination of and i-cceived his chance when a pro Duncan were sitting. Lisi whirled, “It’s more comfortable here than Houston, Tex.—They still grow grape fruit sections and shredded ducer heard him imiteting famous ’em big and bad down here in Tex About sickly. it ■will be over there.” g;reen , pepper served with French actors backstage. “Don’t look!” sbe insisted. “Don’t “But she’s waiting for us. Tod.” as, although most of the "shooting dressing is delidbus. Marinate toe nowadays is-confined to telephones. even let them know we saw them. “Oh, all right.” fruit and dish separately In French Druggists a t-a re e ^ t convention Kate’ll be sure to tattle.” It was a struggle making their dressing for an hour before combin favored excludlnig hfthihg suits George Bacariss©, like .the rest of way through toe crowded aisles. ing and serving. Cooked oysters are and auto tk%s fronr their ssdes us, got angry ■when he coulto't get 1 Tbe young man m gray down in Celia caught sight of Lisi’s blue combined with celery and mayon lines. What i^to a profitable sand a number after repeated tries. So front had turned. Celia caught a handkerchief wa^ving at them. Man naise in another good salad. wich and hook trade, ima;ybe they wh§,t did he’db ? He' drew his trusty .quick glimpse of sunburned cheek, fully she was . guarding a seat on The following cocktail sauce is regard'other commei^ties As drugs six-g;im and filled the pesky instru W e con either side of her. At last Celia and enough to serve eight or ten per on toe market; ; ment full of lead. •'feyes squinting against the sun- Jordan reached her, “sbine—beyond a doubt Barney “I’m playing ‘Family Row? sons, About 2 tablespoonfuls of larq e or .■‘Shields! straight,” Lisi told them gaily. “DM sauce is calculated for each per /, “Listen, Celia, let’s move over you get any tips, Tod?” son to be served. glo the other side where Kate can’t “Yes. A couple. Highest odds to ■isee us.” Lisi had taken the other the race are on your horse. Did you Cocktail Sauce %irl's arm. notice that?” Four tablespoons grated horse -- “Oh, but we can’t now. How’d “I don’t care. After seeing Kate radish, 4 tablespoons tomato catsup. T/e find Tod?” She had to make ex here I know ‘Family Row’s’ going % teaspoon salt, few gratings nut cuses quickly,-keeping one eye on meg, 1 teaspoon Tabasco sauce, 1 Barney. Celia’s heart was pound to win!” tablespoon gn^ted celery, 4 table ing. Suppose Barney should leave Jordan laughed. Invariably he spoons vinegar, % cup lemon. Juice. ■before she could get to him. foimd Lisi Duncan amusing. Of Combine ingredients and Lisi was silent for a few mo- cotmsje she wasn’t toe sort of girl thoroughly. When ready to serve :inents. Then she said: he personally admired, hut he liked a.dd chilled oysters removed from the shell. Serve in cocktail glasses. “I’ll tell you. You stay and wait to hear her talk. ___'' ^ J, 'Hot Tod and I’ll go across and find The horses were appearing on toe !^ome seats for all of us. When he track. A ^w minutes more and ey- CAN YOU DO IT ? “tomes hack you two come over. erything w ^ forgotten except toe fEven if Kate does see you, it’s aU race. Celia with toe others was on Berlin-^-Once a year the Burgo^, iJight. Oh, boy—I’d like to put her feet, waving and cheering frafi' Something over on that old girl. 'The master of Rotoenbiwg, Bavaria* fifts tically as to© flying line shot around a task which, although pleasant, is ^ a y she treated me last night!” the iMt cutve. Nearer and nearer! a mighty undertaking. He is re / Celia agreed. She was only too Through clouds of dust one strain^ ■eager to be alone. When Lisi was quired to consume three mid a half ing animal passed another. Deafen quarts of beer at one draught and out of sight she rose and walked ing roats'filled toe air. Nearer ahd without taking a breath. The oc P u ssy, fretful .... of couree ^o^wn the aisle of steps. Barney had nearer! Suddenly pandemonium casion for toe drink Is on commem babies are uncomfortable at teeth -turned again and was facing toe broke loose. The black horse had de orating toe sa'vlng of toe city by. a ing timel mothers *re worried track. feated toe favorite. Burgomaster 300 years ago who because of the. litde upsets which She was just behind him now. Lisi was jumping up and dowA drai^ a like amount at toe com come 80 sudd^uij? then. But there’a lelia tried to appear casual, but squealing happily. mand, of an invading general.. . one 6ute way ip .bpmfort a lestlps, er cheeks were hot. She felt as “But it wasn’t toe horse you bet teethii^ chpd. --- imuie ough toe eyes of everyone In the on,” Celia reminded her. ,uge gathering were turned upon espedally for bahies and children! “No, but what a race! My deap, NOW! NOW! It’s perfectly hacrmiess, as the er. I haven’t been so thrilled-for days!” fonfiula b n /h e tells you. ^ « ^ Shyly she touched his arm. Jordan was chuckling. “Well, my ■ Tyrone, Okla.—Nature’s surely b ‘Hello, Barney,” toe girl said. tip ■was good!” he declared. “Ought funny in some instances. But then, It’s mild in taste and acfien. Yet calis for a few drops to ward qS “Why—^hello! Say, this is a sur- to pay pretty well, too." maybe toe speedometer of R. T. it riihts little lipsets with a never-t constipation; so does any suffi^tion iiise!” Barney Shields whipped off Celia had begun t6 wonder what Linsey’s friend wasn’t working cor failing .effectiyeness. ^ ^ of bad breath. m e n w * q|der. straw hat. His face was one Barney Shields had to tell her. It rectly when he timed the spe.ed of a .T ^ t’s th^ beauty pf'lhis spedal children don’t eaqweU, don.t rest delighted grin. He grabbed w£is going to be a problem to meet jackrahbit near here. The jack, children's twi'^yl lim ay be given well; or h^ve any Uttie vpeet, a j^ier hand, crushed it in his o^wn. Is Barney. For some curious reason according to Unsey, started . up to tiny often as there more liberal dose of pure ,t really you, Celia? I can hardly she:did not want to confide in Mr©, ^100 feet in/front of toe car. Just is need. In cases of colic and similar vj^table preparation mutoally all eve it!” Parsons. It wras probably because Yo see how fast it could nm, toe disturbances^it is itoi^iiable.^ But that’s needed; Genttm et^tona lw It’s me, all right," she told him, Evelyn had so frequently prais^ car was stepped up to 63 miles an it has every-day uses all mothers Chas. H. Fletcher’s s ig n a ^ on the ling. > i‘I saw you from where I Tod Jordan. Celia had not yet hour—and still the rabbit kept 8hbuIdixftdiMAtand,,A vmipper. Dbctora prescribe At first I wasn’t sure, thought through the complications .ahead! ^ iia ti ------— _,J ^ -,’l >;£ ^ ^ • ' ' ' ‘'rjgj r ' MANCHE[?rER B V E l^G HERALD/SOTITH MANCSlliSTEB/OONK^ FMDATir. OCrbRHEOGTOR8IB 84.1980i84. iwo; . ^ - ^ACWiLHOT • »*i - -git * / JK " Notre M e Will Beat HOPES FORTmi Pitt, Steffens Asserts Cougars b v e Strong Lino HinoevoGs lbv]fw(l|iht C Carnegie Tech Coach Be for First Time in Years SenudiM Fbors Qwfr CoDQlffonof Ibjorsfo lieves Rockne Has An and Coach Hollingberry is. hiid.BikNrJ&y Twice at play Wares at Ml Even Better Team Than : ^ A L . A N CheerfnL Boitog. Wedi Froni Snidayl associated-PRESS SPCRTS eCHTCSfl t h e u n k n o w n S014>IEBS Last Year, Notes About By CLAIRE RURCKY Boston, Oct. 24.—(AP.)—A new The mRT) who carried the balj gets NEA Service Sports Writer jmwnff heavyweight frem>put of the wm wmvfi wmir the headlines. There ore glowing west hais" husdied that dnngereus An instanee of. the. eom^Uh»0 on The Nffw l^SJE^ckfords, Other Games. stories of his rims through broken The state of Washington may bp of fpptbaii rules was fur qunrprs oi fe© Majorp to fee fields. Sports writers call him “a famous for Its salmon, bpt don’t get St3»»Mysg block to ali fighters am- nished in the yeeent game he« of 19 to ^ will gome to Manchwsta]^ snaky-hipped ghost of the gridiron.” Wttmjs reach the inner circle of tween Tele and Georgia in whi# a week from Sunday to meet the* Chicago. Oct. 24.—(AP)—Pitt’s There______are long^ ______stories of his ^prowess the idea into your head th at Waajh- an iUegai touchdown wee mnde. ington State is fish for any footbftU contenders, Johnny Hubs, it wag announced by Manager Panther may expect a beating from | crashing his way through the ene- RiSko, of Cleveland. Neither fans nor plwe!w==Hind not Bfe eiune-last night . -imton Notre Dame tomorrow. Authority my line, or running the ends. team tbis fall. even the pffieifds«K:kiiew riwt Tele The Gfdrfords’ triumph over : thoe for the pick is no less than Judge For four seasons, Orin E. (Babe) Pick Paniels of Minneapolis had been granted a toushdoem But for every great ball-carrier Hollingberry, coach of the Cougars, knhchsd the Cleveland baker ^w n Majors' 'automatically, establiriie^ Walter P. Steffen, Carnegie Tech’s there is at least one blocker with vrtien under the rules _so touch them as a'^bannmr attraction fomisr has bad to sit tiack and watch Stan for the CQvmt of nine in the second down had been made. * ’ football coach. out whom there would be no ball ford, California an4 Southern Cali Somad of a ten-roupd match here Sunday game here and ManaReri Not only that but Judge Steffen carriers a t all. The bloQker is the It happened like tWs5 Yale dune was quick to see this pointo believes the 1930 Irish eleven to be.^ fornia lick each other for the Paciffo last nisdit, then wdthstppd Johnses kicked off to Kelly, a Georgia end, unknown soldier of the attack. 5® IJe coast championship. Every year he terrific ppmebgck and finally won on booking them Immedistely. A-’.A 5 . 5? ^ - : MANCHESTE k EVEINIJNG liE K A l^, SOtPTH MANCHESTEE^ O)NN. FRIDAY. OCTOBER^, 1930. l g e t w e l v e f m i m Mrs. Frink’s daughter, Mrs. Eugene turned hoihe ^ after spehdlng two PRELIMINARY WORK W. Platt of S^anchester. In the aft weeks T^th her son, Herbert ernoon Mrs. Ward Talbot attended Thompson, Jr. K,'i West Virginid Judgi^: a demonstration at Mrs. Platt's. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Cook and son ON NEW ROAD STARTS Mrs. John Jones rettirned home Percy, left ^Wednesday to visit Mr. from Springfield Wednesday where Cook’s daughter, Mrs. Herbert MPmimhii'iiMiaiinmmmiummiimnifiinimiiniiniMiHiii.inmHiiin «!hi ''nujiKaminninmimiirmim'iv Makes RtohihiHtjm she had been visiting her brother ■raompson, in Chancellor, Va. Mrs. /.: RockTiUe Highway to Pass in. for some time. Thompson who has been very ill is Present This Certificate to Your Grocer. Rear of Talcott Brothers: Mjaa Anna and Miss- Olga Lind- convalescing quite rapidly. Properly r ig n ^ it will be accepted for lOe, to a{q;»ly oh Mills, It Is Decided. holin and Paul Manager motored to H. B. Frink ,of Newton Lower the purchase Of one pound of. Jewel Best Cioffee, if pre Winsted Sunday and visited Mr. and Falls, Mass., visited his parents, Mr. sented on or before NOV. 21, 1930 ' ThiB Talcott Brothers Co. of Tal- Mrs. Charles Smith, former resi and Mrs. A. B. Frink, Wednesday. CENTS JEWEL TEA CO., INC., Importers and Boasters of cottv^e this week deeded to the dents of this town. ' ■O j state of Connecticut for highway Miss Mildred Hamilton and Mr. JEWEL BEST COFFEE Mexico City.— (AP.)—Discovery purposes, a strip of land west of the Cross spent the week-end with Mr. iirocar ...... I Name ...... company’s mills over which the Cross’s parents in Springfield. of a means of making rubber from ...... I A.ddress ...... recodistructed Manchester-Rock- crude'petroleum was registered by ville road is to run. This disposes Miss Beatrice Hamilton spent the UBOCEB’S NOTE: Present this certificate properly signed for redemption of any doubt as to the layout of the week-end with friends in Bristol. a Mexican chemist May 19, thus to the Jewel salesman on his first call after the expiration date above, road through Talcottville and of Miss Helen Hamilton and Amie ante-dating the invention recently v'oid if not presented. Flydal of Hartford, spent Simday unfounded rumors that the proclaimed in the United States, iiM wmiiniirinii'iimnnnni iiiiMiiiHinitniiiiiiiiiiimniniUllinuinniiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiHHiHiriBwiiBHiMiiitiiiiiimrftf way Department was having dif with the former’s parents, Mr. and ficulty in obtaining the needed Mrs. Frank Hamilton. ^ says a department of commerce an -right of way. Mrs. Herbert Thompson has re- nouncement to the press. The new road will run over the flats and behind the Talcott Broth ers Company’s mills, entirely elim inating Sie narrow bridge over The J. W . Hale Co. W m . Oswald which the present road crosses the W E C A R R Y O N L Y Main St., South Mianchester 128 Spruce St. Hockanum river, as well as the r. complicated S curve of which the NA'nONALLY Manchester Public Market John Knoll bridge forms the center. The river 828 .Main Street 165 Sfdiofd St. will be crossed over a straightaway ADVERTISED bridge at a different point and the I . Reiser Garrone BrothersN 219 School St. S curve will disappear from the Main St., Sonth Manchester new layout. The bridge and its im PRODUCTS mediate vicinity have been the New England Maricet scenes of several bad accidents. Groceries Cold Meats Taylor’s Market 116 Charter Oak St. Preliminary work on the new Main St., ^ h th Manchester road will begin next week, though Candy Cigars Soda P M IipF arr it is not expected that surfacing Pinehurst ISl Oiartra Oak St. operations will be undertaken be Notions Patent'Medicines 302 Main Street fore spring. A tool house has al J. Madden ready been built and a steam shovel Prompt, Courteous Service. B . Mozzer 32 LameA St. is on its way from Providence in 241 Spruce St. preparation for the extensive grad Frank De Ciantis Nortik St., BBuudiester ing work. Canale’s Market The general scheme of the Man- JOHN KNOLL 86 Oak St. chester-Rockville road provides for Polish Grocevj an 80 foot right of way and the 165 School Street 71 North S t , Manohester state is establishing rights up to James Burke 100 feet op the dangerous curves 283 Spruce St. Pagan! Brofh«n and at Burke’s bridge, where it is Depot Square, Manehester proposed to greatly widen the un L . Felice derpass. Oak Street C.Eompanifc 'ijy l R ) S S C 9s ' u 7r \ of- KITTEL’S 27 Starfcweatlier S t L uigi Pola m f k \i^U O V ^ 1 55 School St. Pine Hill Miaiket, J. Curran ANDOVER MARKET S3 Main St, Maadeater 18 Bissdl St. Dial 4266 L . Deyorlh Eittd’sMaHcet Mrs. William Palmer, Mrs. Kittie 115 Main St. 18 BiaaeD Street Mittens and son Ellsworth, have re turned home after spending several QUALI’TY k , days with relatives and friends in j New York and New Jersey. • FIRST — LAST The home-made jail that Justice Harry Johnson built for $l500 and I Mrs. Janett Smith cailled on her which is paying b!g dividends, is pictured above^.with a closeup of the i sister, Mrs. Frederick Chadwick in justice, himself. His usuai costs and fines are ^2150 for drunkenness, ‘ Mansfield Monday, ALWAYS $57.50 for possession of home brew and $182.50 for possession of- liquor i Mrs. Lewis Phelps and Mrs. Addi Herald Advertising Pays- __and th s doesn’t Include the jail lodging fee of $1 a night, plus 35 son Frink spent Wednesday with cento for each meal. bition Commissioner W. G. Browra Charleston, W. Va.—The prohibi says he hah' encountered “justices tion law and a home-made jaU, hkve JAMES BURKE PAGAN! BROS. who could neither read, nor 'write;’’ .U . - combined to bring' a neat ^ oss In - GROCER ? Depot Square Dial 3820 come of around $1000 a month to where the Qiarieston .Bar Assqcia- Uon is , inyestigatlng J the justice arid 283 Spruce St. Dial 6238 Justice cf the Peace Harry John courts for allegedly fexorbitaht tees; son, who presides over the populous where the law department of West SERVICE Candy Ice Cream Cabin Creek district 30 miles from Virginia University is conducting a PRODUCTS Charleston. study of the justice of the peace Soda Fresh fSruits Justice Johnson, elected a year system, with a view to bettering it. You Buy the Best When of ago for a four-year term, took the Groceries Justice Johnson says that It cost You Buy Here. THE BETTER GRADE prohibition law as he found it, but him $1500 to build the jail, but that the jail was his own idea. He op it wiU have': paid ror itself in a year Headquarters for erates it like a hotel, charging each PROMM guest a jail fee of one dollar and and a hsdf. J. MADDEN “It’s a convenience to the offi FREE DELIVERY SERVICE RADIO assessing his lodgers 35 qents apiece cers,” he sayi;. “They don’t haye to 32 Laurel St. Dial 3416 for each meal. This, added to the take their prfeoners to . Charleston, court costs that are his legal per and this jail is as good as any you’ll quisite in all liquor cases, makes his job one that pays extremely well. find.” There are a good many liquor law violations in Justice Johnson’s LREISER district, which is a coal mining sec-; Hollywood FRESH FRUITS L. FELICE tion v/ith some 25,000 inhabitants. 234 Oak St. Dial 3567 219 School S t On some days, he says,, he is kept and busy from dawn until dusk trying D ia l3 9 7 0 such cases. Until recently there Sights— Sounds VEGETABLES was no jail available—and if the ar GROCERIES i resting officers shipped an offender Meats, Groceries, off to Charleston, the offender would By BOBBIN COONS Candy, Ice Cream, Soda GROCERIES usuallj' be tried the next morning by a Charlestdr judge, who would Hollywood..—Movleland frequent Imported Delicacies get. the fees. ly dismisses good fortune in the Candy Ice,Crem Builds Own Jail movies 8LS “just a lucky break” and LIVE So the justice built his own jail. lets it go at tiiat. GARRONE BROS. POULTRY Soda It is made of concrete, ribbed with Here is an extra girl suddenly 1099 Main St. Dial 6367 small steel rails and alDout 150 feet come into prominence. Within a from the justice’s home. It is a year she is plucked from the ranks low, onc-story affair with one railed and elevated to an enviable position window in each side. on the starradom climb. She is The door is of steel and bears “Holljrwood’s newest Cinderella,” two padlocks, one of them a huge another example of the “lucky POLISH GROCERY IMPORTED affair eight inches long. One enters break.” She herself calls It “luck.” QUALITY into a small corridor which runs But there was something else. 71 North St. Dial 3990 across the front of the building. Freinces Dee, bom in Los An-^ ME ATS—GROCERIES, PRODUCTS There are tw’o cells; one, for women geles about 20 years ago, had com prisoners, has two bunks, while the pleted two years at the University Complete Line of other, for men, has four. Each cjall cf Chicago 'tod had come back to Meats, Groceries, contains a lavatory and a fre sh e r Los Angeles' vidth her mother for & Nationally, j^dvertised GROCERIES vent in the roof. At one end of the vacation. That was last summer. Fruits, Vegetables corridor is a desk bearing the jail Products register. There are eight state troopers Ten a Day We Give Our Customers In the district, one prohibition of Frances’ ambition was for the LUIGI POLA ficer and one constable attached to stage. Tiring of vacation pleasure.^, MOZZER’S MARKET Quality, Service 55 School St Dial 4032 the justice’s office. 'When any of she sought work in a Hollywood 2tl Spruce St. Dial 7571 these officials brings in a prisoner theater but;-} was rejected. Then he lodges him In the jail, writes his someone told her college girls were nam e, the charge and the hour of wanted by a movie studio for at- arrest in the book. mospher in a college picture, The next morning the justice In "Words and Music.” The prospect spects the book. When the officer of getting $10 a day for work that COMPLETE LINE TRADE NEARBY OSWALD’S brings his prisoner into court the was fun appezded to her, she ap justice—if he finds the prisoner plied, and waa accepted. More ex o f MARKET guilty—adds the jail fee to.the fine tra bits followed, and-She pleaded DELICATESSEN and court costs. with her mother to he allowed >to GROCERIES QUALITY GROCERIES Fines Are Steep remain In picturea. Mrs. Dee gave Justice Johnson’s court hears CANDY, ICE CREAM, S(H)A QUALITY about 100 criminal cases a.month Frances a year to try it The'girl’s only stage experiSnci QUALITY MEATS ‘ of which 70 or more are for liquor PATENT MEDICINES MEATS law -riolations. In each of these was playing the lead in her higi . V :.. . - Imported Products \ cases the court costs are $7.50. A school’s senior play. But she had man arrested for drunkenness will ch u ^ Intelligence,: beauty and Groceries ; be fined $42.50r possession of home .polaSr UANALE’S MARKET C. KOMPANIK ' brew coats $57.50, and poMessing 27 Starkweather St. Dial 3828 123BpmceSt . Dial 3458 liquor costs ^82.50. Ittoluded In ' ' "FrepMttoa^.* 36 Oak St Dial 7161 [ each of these ffnes are a- state en- She studied. Bhe^brought plays ‘ forcement fee of $25 and Justice to read oh the- sets. When work I Johnson’s $7.60 court costs. JaU was lackihg. She took parts in I fees are In addttton to these Items. ‘ plajdete at the Easadepa “work \ Thus the regular cbUectlon of shop," training school for the Pasa 1 court costs la said to net Justice dena community playhouse stage. GROCERIES te DEYORIO I Johnson better than $525 a month, She sought constantly to “Improve TAYLOR’S l l S m i n S t Dial 5258 IwhUe his jail fees bring him $10(> herself;":- f or more each month.- Bite came.'. way. She was V completed the JaU July 7i>,” out . s, teifcs?GwdS!;, ttajes, i sajys the ju^ce; “Wehad more than Candy, ; Ice '^re^n^i^’ i Groceries ,75 p r is o n the . flr8t .95 ,days» ap<( V ■ • V . ■ < ■ . : - . I expect I served J5a meals.; The ‘•-•'''..■'•■•-....■'.■far-. cooks-the meals, shd the ^•ilBtted;'^yiM^raP!|b^end‘ ttw . Ca prisoners eat the same food I flo. more bite w eir' done, ahd she 'waS' It Is good foqd.” , , ; „ ■ jreedpunended td:iiU d^g;B eiger foy QUALITY •- SERVICE PHHIEFARR L ^ it is that this justice of the tte I tomlnlna liM In'a new Cheva- i‘il31^ Charter Oak S t tpeace reaps n double-edged proflt Uer = picture. , Berger,, considering, Dial 3267 Idvt of hia Uquor law convictions— her inexperience, was dubious. 1 South Main St. I ; Dial 3977 metprofltifrom the court costs fiid 'CXevaUer^s inriatenw:; b e rj ■;__ _...... ithe JaU fees. His role, and now she is opposite jrtfftkgraM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SODTH MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24,.19S0^ KIWANIS TO OMIT , Irene Rich Is Equally Successful As MONDAY i t o G Mother and Screen Actress ■ ^ Manchester Kiwanians will omit their usual- noonday meeting oh Monday in favor of the ladies’ night program at th6 Country Club By DAN THOMAS make the grade. Then Fox signed her to play opposite Will in the evening. Large delegations from the Hartford, Meriden, New j Hollywood—Call a woifttn bo a Rogers in “They Had tb See Paris” and she was so good that she haa Britain and Winsted clubs are ex successful screen actress and an pected,- and every member of the equally successful mother at the been kept hopping from one stu dio to another ever since. At local club is urged to be on hdnd %e Season Jest {same time? to greet them and to bring along Many women would give a present her make-up box is parked on the RKO lot, where she is ap their wives or lady friends for a negative reply to this question. jolly, evening. Mothers Will tell you that it re pearing in the Amos ‘n’ Andy pic FRESHLY ture, “Check and Double Check.” The diimer at 6:30 will be by quires all: of their time to bring Osano, ^ which speaks for itself. up their children properly.' And Music for dancing will be furnished CANNED actresses will tell you that if one by the “Elmers.” The after-dinner is to succeed in the celluloid pro WAPPING speaker will be International fession she must give up her Trustee Ernest R. McGregor of whole life to acting and nothing Cardq have been received from Norwalk. He is sure to have some else. Mrs. Alice Grant Smith, who is on thing to say that everybody will en When I asked Irene Rich this an automobile trip through Maine joy. , question she merely smiled and and Canada, with Mrs. Charles The members will put on a comic Here is an excep replied, ‘I ’ll let you be the judge Later of Buckland and Mrs. MacEl- sketch entitled “The Kiwanis Fin tional opportunity to of that—it would sound too ego- roy of West Hartford. They will vis ishing School.” Selectman Wells A. tisticed for me to boast of my it at the home of Mrs. Later’s fath Strickland will furnish the attend I purchase your win- achievements either as an actress er, in Maine. ance prize. or a mother.” t ters supply of the Miss Rhoda Fairbanks and Mias choicest newly pack Daughters Adore Her Frances E. Mather of East Hartford After .asking the question, I have returned from Malba, L. I.,' HOLLYWOOD ed canned veyet- suddenly realized that it was ' where they were the guests of Mrs. ables. Great savinys rather a foolish one to put to ; William Coe Bill the past week. Miss Rich. Her accomplishments | Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Parker of MARKET con be made by buy in themselves were an affirmative ■ ing in quantities* answer. There can be no doubt 1 South Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. 381 Ea.st Center St. about her success on the screen.| Irene Rich Henry Hudson of East Windsor, Comer Parker Dial 4233 She was a “big shot” for years in spent the week-end in Troy, N. Y., the old silent films and she is | for a year or two but if she pre as' the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil equally as big now that the talkies fers to stay here and pursue a liam Page. Extra Fancy Fowl, 3-4 Lbs. Week-End are in power. As for her success film career I will do everything The Barber Hill Men’s Club will as a mother—one look at her two in my power to help her. give an oyster supper this evening Selected children, Frances, 17, and Jane, “That is why I have encouraged at their club house. 98c Each. 15, tells the tale. It would be her to find work as an extra this Farnum Lane and Miss Jessie Potatoes 15 lb. peck 3)1® ‘ difficult to find two grirls with summer. She is learning what Lane enjoyed a motor trip over the Large Native Potatoes Fancy California more good sense, poise and gen the business is like now and by Mohawk Trail last Simday and call Ripe 2 lb8. IS p eral attractiveness than these two the time she finishes school she ed on friends in Williamsburg. Tom atoes possess. And it is easy to see that should know if it is the career she Twelve members of Wapping 33c. Peck reeilly wants. Finest they regard mother as the most Grange motored to Manchester Florida wonderful person in the world. Must Have Ability Grange last Wednesday evening and Fresh Shoulders, 6-8 lbs. .... 17c Ib. Grapefruit As we were talking Frances “In addition, she is learning a attended their meeting where they Native Fresh Shoulders, 5-6 lbs, great deal about human nature as 22c lb. came in completely tired out from initiated a class in the third and Finest Baldwin a hard day’s work before the one meets all kinds of people on a Bound Steak Ground...... S5c lb. or Greening motion picture set. She also has fourth degrees. Spring Legs L a m b ...... 29c lb. Apples frlbsffli# cameras. She is ambitious to fol Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Bel low in her mother’s footsteps and come to the realization that if she Shoulder Hams ...... 17c lb. is starting out by working as an ever gets anywhere it will have cher and daughter. Miss Blanche Best Link Sausages...... 85c lb. Native bunches extra during this sumer vaca to be through her own ability and Belcher, returned to their home here Lean Pot Boast ...... 25c-32c Ib, Celery tion. . ' .. not through any infiuence I might after spending a few days in New Fresh Spare B ib s ...... 20c lb. “I never will attempt to mold have. I worked hard for what York. Fancy : the lives of either of my daugh success I have had, as has every Frank S. Stoughton of Delaware Bananas Ripe H^ lbs. 2 1 e and his son Sidney F. Stoughton of EXTRA SPECIAL, ters,” Miss Rich remarked after one else who has attained much. Medium Potatoes ...... 25c peck ■ Frances had made her exit. ‘‘I It is the only way to do.” Alden, Pr., came last Sunday to the Miss Rich was considered home of Miss Etta I. Stoughton. Large McIntosh Apples, - have brought them up to the best 49c 8-quart basket : of my ability and have the utmost “ through” by a great many per They returned to their homes last York State New B ean s...... 10c lb. ' confidence in both of them. sons when the talkies came along. Tuesday afternoon. ; Frances will finish school next In fact, Warner Brothers eyen re The infant daughter of Mr. and Eight 5c Bolls Wax Paper for . .25c spring and then I would like to leased her from her contract be Mrs. William Dwyer is ill at the Native Pork Boasts from Bock- Carefully poekod ville . . . . '...... 29c lb. up PEAS , have her go to Europe to study cause they didn’t think she could Hartford hospital. for qioa PTieos Rognlar Prices iiiis Quality Tin 1 2 ^ ^ Fr«h Killed _ _ SATOEDAYONLY Fresh Killed Choice 1 1 - if i BROILERS 5®*- FOWL None-So-Good Tin 20® ( j ^ Tins 9 7 ^ Country Roll P u r e Green Giant Tin SUGAR 10 lbs. 4*3^ BUTTER 3 8 c lb. LARD 1 4 c lb. HaiH>s Moment T in 2 5 ® ’Tin* 10 lbs. limit. Ewry "bound'perfect. SMOKED * 1 PUBITAN AND HANDY SHOULDERS...... 14c lb . HAMS ...... 26c lb . 5-6 Ib. ave. I 8-10 Ib. ave. Special Prices SELECTED EGGS STEAKS 1 NATIVE VEAL LAMB Regular Prices Guaranteed Q Sirloin, Short 0 0 , ^ 1 Legs Veal, Chops O O Legs of Lamb O / ? Del Maiz Tins 2 5 ® 3 doz. limit, doz. ^ O C Rounds Ib...... O O C | Rump Veal, lb. .. Rib Chops, lb. .. C ¥f„' 10® LAMB FOR STEW FRESH PORK Cloverbloom . PURITAN BACON Boneless Pot Roast Fanc^ White IS® ROAST Roasting Chickens of Beef Sliced Q 5 lb. ave. O 1 lb...... o n e Tin 1 7 ^ 1 0 c " ’ 2 2 c " lb...... O 1 C 1 9 c Golden Bantam The Home The Home of Food THE PURITAN MARKET of Food Values Values CORNER OF MAIN AND ELDRIDGE STREETS. Regalar Prices Quality Ho 2 i Q c No 2 Choice Tin Mo 2 Fancy Tin AT ODR MEAT MAR Seasonable Meats at Reasonable Prices— STRING BEANS WHY PAY MORE? Fancy Cut LAMB LEGS Doraco Hams Any weight—^Whole or Half Whole or Half Ib. Fancy Whole Refugee FACE RUMP CHICKENS Fancy Whole Wax Boneless Oven Roast 4 lb. average lb. New Reeoeieiemled biDeelors cm a VNel Pert of the Diet Sauer. Kraut ' Hewlf Packed-Frae rre* ©rit Chuck Rib Roll FOWL ' Spinach Fancy California Boneless—No Waste lb. 4 lb. average lb. \ A Geod.Old Feshleaed Disk ' White Succotash______RIB ROAST FreshShOUlderS Hearts Delipht Best Cuts lb. 4-6 lb. average lb. , Asparayus Tips ______f .MavuiathSiM Asparagus Tips ______Deliciousp Teudar . PORTERHOUSE lb. AC I Lima Baans The King of Beefsteaks SiW E C D 1ST a M V ______DIVISION OF______FiRST^NATiONAil^SmiUES^ ..■rV' VjT'* '<>3 PAGE FOURTEEN >> MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1930. J34 tv j T ; m ( ^ m 4v%i w i * A ^ = = # g =iai 6 M ARKEI PAGE v m . K Charles A . B eu d of New Milford pression, the National Educational caboose, shattered in the avalanche Hurley, aecreiu^ of war' whp to make; a stirring appeal in behalf of Association appealed to the 'teach THIRD YICTH DIES of stones and dirt. \ night wUl be '(he .guest of P resent the “New frontier,’’ namely science ers of Connecticut schools and or Two other trainmen, who with A n gsu *f the univterBlty. That he and education. The writer defend- ganizations for co-operation and Romando, composed the crew o f the may show no bias, secretary Hurley Hartford, Oct. 24— (AP)— The edv the pioneering exploits of New support, through cotaimunications Steubeni^e,. p., Oct. 24.— (AP) caboose, died yesterday. They \vere will divide.his tim^ between the two Connecticut State Teachers’ Asso-' El^anders in the ,w e^ and the far r6ad teday. Jerry O’Sells, 40, conductor and E. tides of the field. The game starts elation opened its 84Ui a ^ u a l Tall: ettet against Jbhe "charges of the — Fatal ties in tiie collapse of a tun E. Duda, 35, ibiakeman. All of the at 2 p. m. meeting in this see^n 40c lb. ANNIVERSARY SA Assorted Sunslme Cookies -----1. . . , ^ . . . . , . . . 19e lb. Gulden’s Mustard jar 12c ^ Quaker Maid FlelsehmannV Yeiast ctike 3o-' Quaker Maid- Cnubed Piiieapple No. 2 can 19c r A & P Grape J Sliced Pineapple No. 2 can 22c Old Colony Melt j ein' Waldorf Touet Paper 4 rollr Good Luck Dessert iSpkgs , G O O D TH8Sy;GS TES EAT ' Cigarettes '2 pkgs 25c tin of.S0 29c Angelas MarshmsUows box 2le GROCERIES - FRUIT^ - VEGETABLES : Shredded Wheat pkg 10c ■/ Mule Team Borax ^ ’ ‘pkg Me McHowheat pkg 2Qc C Challenm Cond. Milk 2 cans ^ Sugar, 10 lbs...... T. . *49c Hershey Bars 3 for TOc N3.C. Uneeda-Riscuit 3 pkgs Sc Florida Oranges .... 57c dozen Bafcerte Extracts. hot 29c Grandmother’s Bresid Ige loaf ^ c Spinach ...... 17c pei^ (pele^, 2 bunches ...... 25c Rklston’s Wheat l^ial^ ^ rlOo' RED TOKAY GRAPES • sss-s's • sv> 6nion^4d lbs. ^ ...... 2 ^ ^ R ID A GRAPEFRUIfGRAPEFRU; ..; .... ;.. Waldorf Toilet Paper, 5 for 25c •-'•■'’ I* * Fancy McIntosh Apples, SWEET POTATOES------... . . -ii . * , \ ■ ... k /. Sauer Kraufe a lbs. :v; ...... 25c m 4. Evaporated Milk ... 3 caps 25^ 5 Ills. ‘.....a...... 25c Apples, 8 lbs.----- Nati^O^a^urnips ...... 29c A & P FOOD STORES OF ■i, if. ■ Vj. iiANOiusTBB BvsNm Btiiuy). aoirra cQimw According to the testii THREEDEQ^^ON licmam. Joseph Prentice, _ , came down the hew concrete’high way from Itolton to MaadiiMter, OF RQVMEN TOMORROW driving a four-ton tfiick loaned w TOMORROW! capacity. at thei rate of 80 ^ > inUes on . hour. In fact the patrol W insted, CoHinsville and New man said he never saw a truck go Haven Tribes to Confer ing BO fast in his life. Fontaine ad- mltted having overslept and was Ig. Rank on Large Class. trying to make time. \ ■ ■ I ■ - Men from the office of the.By- ' Three degrees will be- conferred at roUey company in Waterbury came a s p ^ a l sesstoD o f Miantonomab to Manchester this morning and Tribe of Red Men at Tinker Hall to paid the toe and costs. morrow afternoon and evening. A large class of candidates will be given the obligations. HOSPITAL NOTES At four o’clock in the afternoon IViJl Kehow tribe of Winsted will con fer the adoption degree. This will Joseph G. McAllister of Church / be followed at 6:30 by a roast beef street successfully underwent an supper. . operation for acute appendicitis at The tribes will re-convene at 7.15 I the Memorial hospital last night. at which time the hunters and war Walter, three day old son of Mr, \ riors degrree will be conferred by j and Mrs. Andrew Tluck of 69 Weth- For Over Ten (10) Ye^s TlMHuaii^ Waquaheag tribe of Collinsville. At j erell street was admitted. 8:30 the chiefs degree will be con ferred on the large class by Ham- t e a c h b b s g a t h e r Have Asked Tliir Quesfloii. Vlilt The monassett tribe of New Haven. New London, Oct. 24.— (AP)-— Approximately 500 teachers are at SPECIALS tending the 84 th annual fall meet Self-Serve Tomorrow And Toil Cm An POLICE COURT ing of the Connecticut State Teach ers Association in this city. " SATURDAY SPECIAL! AugusUne Fontaine, truck driver The sessions are being held at i swer This QuesHon For Yoitrself^ for the ByroUey Transportation Bulkeley High school, Williams company, pleaded gruUty this morn Memorial Institute and the Charles | ing in the Manchester Police Court B. Jennings Grammar school. THE TALK OF THE TOWN—AND TPS ALL ABOUT nSESH FOWL to the charge of reckless driving. -A T. W. Burgess, author and nat fine of $25 and costs was imposed. uralist spoke on nature study with i boys Md girls at the nature study ] HALE'S FAMOUS MILK mtEAD 20-OUNCE ^ section meeting which was held at | l o a f Bulkeley Echoc!. Last Saturday we sold out before noon. Many of our enstomeni and Mends were dlst^ipriinted. TomoMiw I . M . h we will try to have enough, having ddnbled onr order to 1,200 loaves. This special price Is for tiie ooasnhomr and not to be resold at a profit. Limit 5 loaves to a customer. sTOPcoNsnnffioN XITCflSN HALE’S FAMOUS, LARGE SIZE Smril, frerii fowl. While they last—05c each. IHISPLEiSIUnWAy vaU€STIONNAlR€l '' .• 7 COFFEE RINGS Individual ^ for s h a n e l e s s , f r e s h , . Another Item that went “big” last Saturday. Last week we sold 600 and were sold out by aobn. TiHiMHrrow we shall have Pork ShoulSeri 600 to sell! FAMOUS JACK FROST BRAND Lean and tender. l b . 1 8 . Granulated lb . bag SUGAR FRESH, SHOULDER Onob fbople thought pills and r" drugs were the or r to re lieve constipation. But the mod- HOW CAN SATURDAY ONLY! SALE AND DEMONSTRATION em, safer method is to include sufficient roughage in the diet. I BOIL Roast Beef it*. 2$^ K ellogg’s AU i-B iu n , a de Sugar Cured (W hole) pound 29c licious ready-to-eat cerm , gives CRACKED EGGS HAM you this bulk, and overcomes WITHOUT THI WHITIS OOXINOT TENDER, BONELESS constipation naturally. Read Armour’s “Star” fixed flavor ham. HaUowe’en baUooas given for the ehildrea with each purchase. Brilowe’eu game book Add a teaepoonful of Ivory Soil to everyone. Let one of Armour’s men help yon select auy sine you wish. this enthusiastic letter: to the tester, then the whites of *’lf!ne was an extresie ease at eon- atipatioa. I had afanoat siven up hopes ’ the egg$ remein in the shdls. Pot Roast Ik. 24« of ever bains xdiered. Send for year free copy of the HALE’S “TESTED” ‘fOtte I camm aeroaa yoor adrer- Worcester Salt Cook Book-—ed* tiaemant. so I thonsht I would tiy Au-- Bulk. It reUared mo almoat immadi- dress: Worcester Salt Go., 71 FRESH, l e a n atclr and I have had no troabie aine& Hurray whldi waa almost three months as^'* S t., New Strictly Fresh dozen 4 8 . lira. E. E. LaaUfL SMi loman St. EGGS Elint, Mlehigan. ^York,N.Y. Delicious when served with Medium size. Large site, 58c dozen. Every eg g tested as to size and quality. Beef Ribs ib. 1 2 « milk or cream. Cook into tasty For boUlRg. bran muffins, breads, omelets, F low s Guaranteed Good etc. A i ^ B b a k also adds needed Freely Country Roll I ‘s iron to the diet. Madie by K ellogg in Battle Creek. The oriffinal AU Bran, FRESH BUTTER COOKIHG EGGS RIB ROAST \ 'c S o x . The lowest price In town! 1,000 pounds to sell Saturday. Every The lowest price In years! Packed in sanitary cartons. Goar- All-Bran pound guarantee to satisfy. oBteed good cooking. Improved in Texture and Taate II li I I I SATURDAY ONLY! SATURDAY ONLY! Free! Angel Cake Pan Prime rib roast of beefr Jewel Best tender and fresh. Value 60c. Large size— with H packages. ROASTIN^ GOLD MEDAL COFFEE C a k e F l o u r C hicken ib. 3 4 MEATS p^esh and tender. S'/] to 6 pounds. all for Bring in -the coupon that appears elsewhere la this I At the A & P you will find paper and get a pound of the fAmoUs Jewel Best CoSee FRESH, LARGE quality meats at the lowest Tbtal Value $1.30. for only—28c. ' possible prices Fow l i b . e x steer Bib Roasts (cut from selected SMALLi TENI>ER steers) MlSCEtLANEOUS WEEK-END SPECIALS (Best cuts) lb...... DIBEOT FROM LONDON, ENGLAip c o n : ^ c t i o n b r ’ s a n d p o w d e r e d (Good cuts) Legs of Limib lb...... Peek FFeiin> pkg. 53« Silgar 3> p^^g»- 100 Per Cent alt wlieht crisp bread. Also other varieties of these fa mous imported blswiit^ ______> Boneless Undercut Boasts "(No waste— ABMOLR’S PURE PORK Ibb 2 $ « an economical roasts 35c (cut any wpight) lb...... FRESH SHIPMENT Sausages V2 u>. pkg. 17* b o n e l e s s , ROUJCO Fresh Bib End Boast Pork Small size. Fancy Dates 2 I0 c«.pkgs. 29^ lb...... 27c ^ ■ • SUNBEAN’S DIAMOND CmYSTAL •Lamb Bofuit Fresh Pork Shoulders (Eastern cut— . makes a fine pork roast) lb. 19c Queen OUvef 2 for 2$c 2 pkgs. 2 5 « 8-ounce glass barrel. Large size Iodised or plain. .Very lean'and tender. Armour’s Star or Sunnyfteld Hams — It ■■ II.ill (10-J2 lb. average— 0 7 ^ •* 'V PILLSBURY’S - PILLSBURY’S BEST whole or string end) lb. . . m f C BONELESS—(iro WASTE) Genuine Spring Lamb Legs (any weight) lb...... 29c W heat Bran 2 pkg8.29« PUlsbnry’s bran muffins have the wholesome nutty flavor of hag. The lowest price you have been able^t^ buy-j Uds j^ptdu flour in yeoMt Bib Lamb Chops (cut from natural bran—^LeUrious! soft yoimg lambs) lb...... ' Fancy, Fresh, Small Boasting ! Chickens, e a ch ...... f r e s h f r u i t s Large, Fresh, Plump, Meaty Link itnisagei Young Fowl (4 lb.~ave.) lb., « Green Mountain Florida Oysters, Standard h (Solid meat) p t ...... FOTATimS N 0.2’s LAROB A & P Celebrates NO. I ’S DOZEN j BV> BU. for '-SUsdi^; -hsmidag Its 71st Birthday, * 1 . 1 9 11 OR Florida . 111.Thin Seven^-ono years old on October -- ’ Guaranteed to' cook white and mealy. These a»d pretelfly tlM ^ XiSOk. at these, ow ed. ria ed k ttw a M, A & P, grown hale and hearty lowMt price you will'see on natibre Gremi Mottfitstn petdedd. ^sl^paed and Very T as preaidiug genius o f Economy, 4 !■ ■ . j .1 .r ' • • j • • ■ , ' * V • celdiratea its anniversary with a HI I...... : I i Fdtttiiaa 7 ^ - RWflt inJte v b week o f very special prices. FANOY YELLOW i: A & P has become a leader among FLORIDA SEALDSWEET food merchants, slowly and natu* ,.^1^hani,ba^aanl;veal rally . . . because the pnblie Ac cepted and encouraged A cl P’a 4 for 2 ^ methods of doing business. lfl.poin4h^«6o. Bod hn iail, 9L U bmflMl. r H k ln jfl, Medium slse. - ...... V .1 . " ■ ■■■; ■■ > . j- . , Now, at the age W 71, A & P ' I . ' .1 .1 .... ,ii, t ■ invites you to shiure in its birthday •A y x m t, cddbratlon . . . here are favorite FRESH foods at very arterial low ^ c e s ...... each Y a fi In' Large rise. . A A P FOOD STORES OF NEW ENGLAND -i- .1 '•*>-.' .^rv' • .A .1 ?5t "V:", H^GE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVBOTNG I, 1S3CV*. BigjBBt .. ■■‘v.,.;-.- 'v THIS ion ihe polnit awl ter'V: . proposei t# starjt 'fNffl h isn r^ l^ tito n and-crow one of the pdnit Ji» lourteto straHlU Dpes. There Is no jectlon to hit pasting omt sny poiAt mora ttan tnce, hi!tw .‘'^v»^l last stroke nwti hrtng Wm )aah te w r .1- \ if . - „’«• • '•ii- •4:5,1.' MANCHESTER EVENpTG HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, b^TOBER 24, 1930, ------. -’It R apper Fanny Says SKIPPY By Percy Ia SENSE AND nonsense mO.U.S.MT;OFa^______r- A Happy Thought for Today 'r TOCO V W- JACKCT6C« A tiriig From the momeat of birth * 0 ain’t ,0 f£N OOMe a w ' W 0v(/>£5 .W>«kT h a s difoLfie To the ride itt the hearse AROUWO AW' SPOUOMT BOTH SiOCS OP i MC'S . < - There’s nothin? that happens But what might have been worse. •fH€ OiPP£R£wT SDNpAV SCHOM.% Af^H JW A«M. "KfiCVAlNT e o s te o UP, t'C K C p. 'THAT^ a o T THC FACt SfRCfT CROWD IV BACK oP- K'Nt, WITH SUWOAV SCHOOLS ALL rp(3eTH 6R Loyalty Aw' TH? pall SrR£?T lwrfif?CSTS, ..''Y FOR SALE—AMERICAN No 1 ley line, convenient to^mllls, all provements, easy terms; also new Pathe sound news, a comedy enti 1,'Westinghouse and Studebaker % STATE ELECTION ' Courseo and Classes ...... 17 with knowledge of sewing. Call grade Green Mountain potatoes improvements. Inquire 243 Center 6 room house. Telephone 8713;. tled “Killing the Killer,” and other and Case 2 points. Montgomery Private Instruction ... »••••••••• 28 $1.25 bushel, delivered. E. B. Lon short subjects. On accoimt of the TOWN OF MANCHESTER, -A between 9-11 a. m. Dunhill’a, 691 street. Telephone 6990. Ward^and Safe Way lost % each Dancing ...... 8! don, telephone Rosedale 44-2. extra expense of talking pictures and Nictol Plate, Missouri Pacific, Musical—Dramatic .... • 29 •Main street. CONNECTICUT / Wanted—Instruction .. SO FOR RENT — DESIRABLE four the admission prices have been Erie, Ktonecott and American Financial FOR SALE — GREEN Mountain room tenement, all modem im^ slightly increased at the Circle. The Smelting, sagged % to %. Chesa WARNING ^ Bonds— Stocks—^Mortgages WANTED—MALE 36 potatoes, $1.00 per bushel on the provements, located at 95 Charter new scale is: Matinee, children 10c, peake however, rallied 1 %. Business Opportunities ...... j Skip Arrivals place. Telephone 5924. Oak street, between Spruce and adults 20. Evening, children 15c, „ The electors of the Toym of Man Money to Loan ...... WANTED—MEN WITH CARS for Help and Sitnationa Main. I n ^ r e Samuel Yulyes, 701 adults 30c. The “carrian plant,” an Indian chester are hereby warned , to meet Help Wanted—Female S5 collection and soliciting.- Call be- FOR SALE—APPLES. Baldwins, jimgle native, has a strong smell at the Municipal Biiilding in said 36 Greenings, Golden Pippins, Sheep Main. Help IVan ted""“^ilale ...... ;.i 9 and U fa. mi Duifliill’s, 691 of tainted meat, which attracts town, on the fourth day of Novem Help Wanted—^Male or Female .. 87 Noses, etc., 50, $1.00 and $1.25 a Arrived; -"a-Vi ' .87-A street. y i t M FOR RENT—5 ROOM; tenement AT THE STA'TE ber, 1930, at Six O’clock A. M. tor jtgents Wanted ...... bushel. Keiffer Pears, 50c basket. President Harding, ’ New " 'York, flies to it. Situations Wanted—Female . 88; with all improvements, steam the purpose of casting ballots; tor a 88^; r*'" 'cL: U' Phone 6121. The Gilnack Farm, Oct. 24, fronis Hs^inburg. ; ' ' Buster Keaton in “Dough Boys Situations Wanted—^Male ...; heat. Inquire 209 Spruce street, Duchess of Richmond,'^, Liverpool, Governor, Lieutenant Goveriior» Sec Employment Agencies______4^;, and H.’ B. Warner and Irene Rich ^SuArfflPW ANTED— South; Main street. retary of ^ te . Treasurer, Comp Live Stock— Peta- •Poultry—VelilclerfJ^ ^ FOR RENT—5 . ROOM ten"em|nt Oct. 24, MonttM^--'. in “ On Your Back” make up the 3 ACRE PLACE Dogs—Birds—Pets fji FOR"'SALE—GREEN MOUNTAIN $19.00. 58 Seifool street, near Montclare/ Siu^'tooptbn, Oct. 23, .program at the State; today and Six room house, steam heat, elec troller, Attorney General, Rep^sra- Live Stock—"Vehicles ...... tative in Congress, Sheriff, State Poultry and Supplies ...... 43. potatoes, $1.35 per bushel. Thpmas Main. Dial 7393. , , New York. Satorday. tricity. Some outbuildings such as ;Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 Burgess, Wapping. Phone Rose France, Hayre',> ■ Oct. 24, New poultry houses," smto garage, nice Senator, Judge of Probate,' Repre For Sale— MlBcellnneons ^AJittED—^Tb DO house cleaning There is one long laugh, in sentatives to the State Legislature or hour. Phpne 8979. t dale 60-2. FOR RENT—5 ROOW flat. 329 York. .. ' “Dpugh'!^ys.” Keaton is presented tillable land, fruit -^and berries. Articles for Sale ...... * 45.. East Center street, all' Improve Lafayette, Havre, Oct. 24, Niew At $5,800 you should be interested. tod thirteen Justices of the Peace Boats and Aocessorles ...... * 41 ■ V . ' as a blundering dough boy who al Building Materials ...... 47| ments. Telephone. 8063. York. ‘ most "Wins the war single-handed. It Is in town on a hard road, 7 min for the Town of M^uicliester. Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 4$; SITUATIONS WANTED— HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 George Washington, Hamburg, utes off car line. The polls will be open, from Six Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 49, FOR RENT—jl40I?KI^;6frbt?n flat, Cliff Edwards, of ukelele fame, MALE 39 Oct. 24, New York. Buy a lot and build this winter. o’clock in the forenoon to Six i^clock Fuel and Feed ...... 49-.Aj FOR SALE — PARLOR STOVE and garage. See WUliisim Kanehl, proves an able foil for Prices may never be lower. A Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 60| Leviathan, Southampton, Oct. 24, “Our Your Back” is in strong in the afternoon. . "Glendale” in perfect condition, 519 Center street. building lot with gas, water, elpc- Household Goods ...... 61| RESPECTABLE MARRIED couple New York. contrast to “Dough Boys”. It is Dated at Manchester, Gonn;^' this Machinery and Tools s • • s •.Sis; s!*!*. C with pipe and stove board $10. Call tricity for $200. Why pay rent? with family, wants work at once Sailed: the powerfully dramatic story of a 22nd day of October,"A. D. 1930. Musical Instruments ...... 68| 16 Chestnut street. FOR RENT—5 & 7 ROOM tene Building lots all over Manchester. Office and Store Equipment .... B4 on farm, can milk or do anything; ment, on Wells, and Charter Oak Stuttgart, Bremen, Oct 23,^^r devoted mother who tries to plan Specials at the Stores ...... 66 ■wife good bouseworker; man ATTEST: FOR SALE—4 BURNER white streets. Phone 3300 or inquire 83 New York. her son's life only to find out that SAMUEL J. TURKINGTON, W earing Apparel—F u r s 57 bandy. References if wanted. Pultokl, Danzig, Oct. 24, New she has not reckoned with destiny. ROBERT J. SMITH Wanted—To Buy ...... 68 gas stove, oven and broiler, in Charter Oak street. Town' Oerk jof the Rooms— Board— Hotels—Resorts (Scotch-Irish). Address Box S. Raymond IVekett and Marion Shil Phone S450--5746, 1009 Main St. good condition. Phone 8195. Y"ork. Town of Manchester. Restaurants Herald. FOR RENT— ROOM tenement, all Atoerican Legion, Buenos Aires, ling have strong supporting roles. Insurance of all kinds. ^tooms Vvithout Board ...... HEATER—^Bums coal or wood, modem improvements. Inquire at Boarders Wanted ...... # ..6 9 —A| O ct 24, New York. " The "usual Friday night added at WANTED—FARM WORK by ex perfect condition "with stove board 146 Bissell street or telephone 4980. traction in the nature of a Cabaret ------' ...I Country Board—Resorts ...... 60: perienced American, good team Newfoundland, Liverpool, Oct.'"23, Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61’ and pipe $6. Call at 16 Winter St Boston. Night, .brings a meritorious four- Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 62 ster, milker. Tel. 7349, after 6 p. m. FOR .'RENT^'4 ROOM tenement, act vaudeville bill. Hal and Mai Real Estate For Rent Used mahogany breakfast set newly renovated at 79 Ridge will present a roller skating and Apartments, Flats, Tenements .4 63 $25. Used maple breakfast set $25 Business Locations for Bent ... 64 DOGS—BIRDS—PETS 4L street. Apply 79 Ridge street. FRENCH FLIERS Kn.LED dancing act full of comedy and Hcuses for Rent ...... 65 Watkins Furniture Exchange thrills. Martin and Lundberg, two Suburban for ^tent ...... 66 FOR RENT-^^^DERN five room boys who can make accordions talk Summer Homes for Rent ...... 67 flat with or wi^Ho'ut garage. 37 Del- Paris, Oct 24.—(AP) — Two will be' on for ten minutes. Tom Wanted to R ent ...... 68 FOR SALE—HUNTING DOG, 1 WEARING APPAREL montl street Bhbne 8Q39. • French aviators, GUl:«rt.,Le^e and Real Estate For Sale year old. 485 Hartford Road.-.'.-c;- ,, Stang, black face comedian, is —FURS 57 Pierre Nicholas, taking off frbfn' Le Apartment Building for Bale ••• 69 FOR RENT— 4 ROOM • tenement, Bourget for jCairo. and Addis Ababa scheduled for a laugh riot. Patsy Business Property for Sale ...... 70 and Helyn. ® dancing and singing Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 FOR SALE—JUNIOR & MISSES A-1 ctodition> modem 'improve- for \me coronation of: Rto Tafari. POULTRY AND I Q: team close the bill. Houses for Sale ...... • • • • • •, coats. Gentleman’s overcoats. Tel. mente,, garage, 238 D ak street emperor of Ethiopia, crashed near !>' Lots for Sale SUPPLIES ^ Resort Property for Sale 8480. the akdroine and were, killed. The plane fell op a bouse beside The transformer, is one of the Suburban for Sale ...... FOR SALE—ROASTING ch ic^ most efficient pieces of electrical Real Estate for Exchange ...... Many a patient doesh’t, realize the flying field, settlpg'it afire, '^ e ; Wanted—Real Estate ...... 40c lb, dressed. ; Pellvered flames s|read raplSy%T^^^ hajng reached efficient STABTNG Mejdcd’s petroleum production in how much a dentist really can bore Auction—Legal Rotices i where in town, '^^ph Von l^eck, houses. ’ ^ '‘ cies of more than 99 per cent. • • Wll>INT. I Legal Notices .• e e e e e e jCS. see elt^ e e 4 1929 w to '44,687,879 barrels. until he starts a conversation. I. telephone 6514. X r By FRANK BECK GAS BUGGIES—NelYS^rom the Front a — OH, BY THE W A Y, DID YOU * .-rt . ... 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'•^5. » T D A T i KCnnEJICfHTBElW^ -ir'^ -• ..yr' ...... t « • V * •> I »V *• f ' MODERN DANCING D W G E T m BUCKINGHAM it ALL Park and Tilford Chocolates Saturday, OcL 2 5 ,8 P. M. TONIGHT Nfw.and disti41^ > G iven b y T ^ t ’s Orchestra ^ ^ I 49c pound Mr. Wehr, Prompter. i g r e e t^ cardA bt icheater Green Oommnnjty Oob printii^. ''■ --.'S fi- ti'Hi Modern and Old Fashioned Dandngr Attractive boxed chocolates—f-chewy, hard . \ > .v:C imd bream centers. 70c grad?. SOUTH MR NCH£ST£R - CONN ,f . ■ MainH Fiopr,, firqgt. y ‘ MASQUBtADE DANCE Main Floor, front. ^ Manchester Green School ______:__V ___ !______Glyen by P. ,W. A. „ i j S: Bill WaddeD’s Orchestra ’ • ' . I October 25th '1 : ^ ‘ Admission SO cents. " 3 ^ Hose House No. 1 Fonrtb Sitting Main and EQlUard Streets Two Prizes Given SETBACK TOURNAMENT -i'*. >/>. ■ Troop 2 Girl Scouts will have ; a | Lavisk yFur; Trimmihgs , . , ^ ? TINKER HALL vv^r- Hallowe’en party on Monday eye- i nlng, October 27. AU the girls are White Trimmings 5 TONIGHT AT 8:15 supposed to appeM in costume. vTurkey, 1st Prize. Chicken, 2d. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ?Fee, 35c. Refreshments Served. ■1 . " ■ , . Have your furnace cleaned at | j once by our Electric Furnace Clean ing Process. G. E. Willis & Son, Inc. Rich Fabrics In These ABOUT TOWN Phone 3319.—Advt. . -A Frank Curran of Nashua, N. H., Ic Candy Sale at the Princes^ la visiting his sister, Miss Rita K. Candy Shop. See our window for 11 SPECIAL! .Curran of Chestnut street, who is the specials.—Advt. teaching in the Lincoln school. To wear with the all-black ensemble choose a hat of black felt trimmed with a pert white .00 feather or fur—^black and white ' is so new! We are also show still a good assortment of ing new models in brown, green, wine and blue. Styles for bags left. In the new flat en miss and madam. v e l o p e style as well as pouches in rnoire and leatherette. Black and brown. Millinery— Main Floor, rear ^ar^ordfa @entQK Main Floor, front.
SPECIAL SALE PRICES Another Shipment! Full Fashioned On misses’ and women’s Pure Silk Hose Beautiful broadcloth dress coats itrinuned with' Chiffon and Service Weights rich pelts— car^hl, fitch, wolf ahdfskqnk. The new cuffs, the Princess silhouette,'igreat upstand Fall and Winter Apparel ing collars, wraparound m odel^these are the styles you will note in this group of ooats. S$iue Special Reductions on Coats, Dresses, Smai*t quality coats last year were priced $79.50. Black Ensembles,' Sweaters, House Garments and brown. and Children's Wear. Cape > I
Another shipment of those Gloves m smart silk stockings which we. had on sale two weeks ago. Black with White Trimmings .v* Winter Coats Pure silk, full fashioned stock ings. Chiffons with picoted tops; silk from tip-to-toe. Ser Russian Tunics ♦ * ,. - y / $35,25 $59.10 vice hose with 3-inch lisle hems New cape gloves in smart S 5 0 .6 0 and reinforced toes. Regular slip-on styles as well as gauntlet Gowl Necklines in ^iese $1.25 and $1.59 grades. Brown models with side trimmings in S 'T-': shades, gunmetal, black and lighter tones. Black, brown, 5 $ 6 7 .6 0 white. tan and mode. Hosiery— Main Floor, right A splendid opportunity to select a much needed Main Floor, right. Viinterter Coat at a great savings. Beautifully furred Sports and Dress Coats, style-right, smart fabrics and colors, ro ll’ll find just the coat you have been looking for at mucli less than regular rice.
Ekisemfeles Reduced A Complete Under Tailored and furred models, monotone and novelty f - tweeciS; and other popular fabrics. * Outfit in Itself! ..
In this group of new Winter frocks you will^find and New Dresses the much talked about tunic frocks Dsome.oT.the- HHlliaht! tunics fashioned of eyelet embroidery. ^ f Aldp^coStl necklines, white lingerie details- on vlijack?sa^ novel sleeves and fur trimmings.' Frocks'fqc^^ery' I. $12.75 $14,05 daytime occasion in ' - The ‘‘Snuggle” wiU give you the sleek gracefulness and moulded lines now so much in vogue. Ban . i . $21 $ 3 3 .5 0 deau, vest, corselette and bloomer Black Brown ; with hose-supporters attached .... Cleverly fashioned of crepe, velvet, jersey, cloths, all combined into a single, perfect fitting garment. Made to fit any Red Hue- : knitted sport models and evening- gowns, suitable for type of figure. Jewelry to go, with the new ' street, business, afternoon and evening. Lovely froclcs Winter fashions necklaces, bracelets, ear rings' and en Hale’s Apparel—^Main Floor, l e f t . —!> and very much underpriced. See our values today, se '.UNDtItCARMtMT/ semble sets in colorful stones. lect your dress and save! 32 to 38 Also new snake jewelry. -- > ... ^ ^ ^ ^ - * - Corsets— Main Floor, rear Main Floor, front. Second Floor Tomorrow Ends -'•.‘.•a ' y. D?; yl
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I?.; ^ WINTER APPAREL FOR TOTS Youtkful Pinehurst Beret Sets GOOD THINGS TO EAT. Notion Sale $1.98 Biais Tape, A. F. C.- m»d War L’ 3 / i Phone 4151 Matching slip-on sweater ren’s Tape in White and colors. and- beret sets of fine wool \ in navy and red, tan and 'l O e • ' ‘ , 2 for lie Old Fashioned Fudge Squares blue, and other combinations. Hair Pins, invisible hair pins - APPLE in assorted shades. Package With Brown Lapin CAKE...... l a y e r 2 d p T ,1 2 5 c 5 c Fresh from the ovens. CAKES ...... Ti^mming Wool Coats : ; ,2 ^or 6c t .- W Sanitary Napkins,, deoejoriz^ ?f' Full line of Colonial Donut Products including But $5.98 napkins; 12 in a package, ' SPECIAL ter Fingers, Glazed Donuts, Chocolate Covered Donuts F p ir ls ’ and* boys’ all v.'ool 'I -iW ; * . and Special Donuts. froats In'tan, red and uavy. ; _2f6r36c 8 to 6 years. Rubber Aprons, style and ASSORTED CUP CAKES quality usually selling at $1 and ■ > ?¥<. $1.50. • . : D ozen...... ’. • • • • . • • I • ' t\ 3 5 c .
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